Court of the Manor of Deopham of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury November 1899

Contents

1. Heading
2. Property
3. Locations on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map
   1. Piece no 139
   2. Piece no 141
4. Footnotes
5. Navigation

Heading

Title	The Manor of Deopham of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury: Be it remembered
Date	November 25th 1899
Steward	Robert Clarke, Deputy Steward
Location	At the Office in Norwich of William Thomas Bensly LL.D, Deputy Steward
Page number in Court Roll	U63 183718: Not paginated U63 183717: 90 – 94

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Philip Howard (deceased)			Rebecca Howard of Hingham, Widow, by virtue of the will of Philip Howard (deceased) her late husband	Charlie Yeomans Hall	1) Piece no 139 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing a Messuage and other Buildings & 14 acres 1 roods & 9 perches1 2) Piece no 141 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 2 acres, 3 roods2		£42
			Rebecca Howard of Hingham	Charlie Yeomans Hall	Certain lands & tenements held in free & common socage formerly Cullyer’s, afterwards Jolly’s, afterwards Rowing Brasnett’s, afterwards John Jolly Brasnett, late of Philip Howard3	2s 8d
			Rebecca Howard of Hingham	Charlie Yeomans Hall	Certain lands & tenements held in free & common socage formerly Clarke’s, afterwards Jolly’s, afterwards Rowing Brasnett’s, afterwards John Jolly Brasnett, late of Philip Howard.	8d

Locations on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map

Piece no 139

All rights reserved by Norfolk Record Office who hold the original; their ref is NRO C/Sca 2/86

Piece no 141

All rights reserved by Norfolk Record Office who hold the original; their ref is NRO C/Sca 2/86

Footnotes

1. A sentence has been squeezed into the Court Book noting that the Inclosures Commission recorded 14a 1r 9p but that a “recent Ordnance Survey” measured 14a 0r 28p.
   The notes from the time of the Court meeting record a single area of 16a 3r 28p being the total of pieces 139 + 141. ↩︎
2. It has been noted in the margin that James Oakley was admitted to this property [i.e. both pieces 139 & 141] on September 3^rd 1901. ↩︎
3. It has been noted in the margin that William Turner acknowledged to hold this property on October 31^st 1900. ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
5/2/25	Reviewed against Court Book – 20250108_150935
10/5/24	Published – 20231012_122049