Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Deopham of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury November 1719

Contents

  1. Heading
  2. Court Baron
    1. Homage
    2. Property
    3. Last Will & Testament of Walter Carver (deceased)
  3. Court Leet
    1. Capital Pledges
  4. Footnotes
  5. Navigation

Heading

TitleDeopham of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury:
General Court Baron of Augustine Cullyer, Lord of this Manor, with the Leet & Petty Session
DateNovember 23rd 1719
StewardJohn Jermy
Location
Page numbers in Court Roll24 – 31

Court Baron

Homage

Stephen Paine
Stephen Green
John Cooper
John Wade

Property

Person surrendering propertyProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
Walter Carver (deceased), Gentleman1st Proclamation:
June 16th 1718
September 24th 1694 on the surrender of Francis LongRev. Phillip Carver1 son of Walter Carver (deceased) according to the testament & last will of Walter Carver (deceased) – see belowHimself1 acre & 1 rood of land in the town & field of Deopham in 2 pieces:
1) 3 roods between land of Francis Long, North;
land of this Manor and George Hynd & Thomas Fyson, South;
abutts the way Byleham Falgate in part;
John Woodhouse Bullswood towards East;
2) ½ acre between Francis Long, West.
£1 5s
Walter Carver (deceased), Gentleman1st Proclamation:
June 16th 1718
September 24th 1706 on the surrender of Robert DraperRev. Phillip Carver2 acres called Cuffes in the West field of Deopham between land of Robert Draper;
John Knights, South;
Tylles Croft, East
£2 15s
Rev. Phillip CarverInto the hands of the Lord of the Manor, to the behoof & use of his testament & last will declared & to be declaredAll Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments held of this Manor by copy of Court roll.
Stephen Baldwin (deceased)
On September 22nd 1687 he had surrendered into the hands of the Lord of the Manor.
September 22nd 1687
on the surrender of Robert Underwood
Stephen Baldwin, son of Stephen Baldwin (deceased) [space was left for the date & text of the Will of Stephen Baldwin (deceased) but it was never copied into the Court record]Himself1½ acres in Deopham Churchfield called Stonehill furlong between the dominical lands of this Manor, West & South;
a way called Draggway East2
£1 5s
Stephen BaldwinInto the hands of the Lord of the Manor, to the behoof & use of his testament & last will declared & to be declared
March 6th 1718
Stephen Baldwin conditional surrender
William Grigson of Reymerston, GentlemanAll & singular his Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments held of this Manor by Copy of Court Roll
Edward Hatch (deceased)2nd Proclamation
John Knights (deceased)2nd Proclamation
John Duffield (deceased)2nd Proclamation
Richard Wright (deceased)2nd Proclamation
Thomas Bushell (deceased)2nd Proclamation
Francis Tuddenham (deceased)2nd Proclamation
Stephen Green (deceased)2nd Proclamation
John Cooper (deceased)1st ProclamationDivers lands & tenements held of this Manor by copy of Court roll

Last Will & Testament of Walter Carver (deceased)

The following extract from the will dated September 16th 1717 is included in the Court record (in English):

Court Leet

Capital Pledges

Samuel Stannard
Adam Baker
Edward Wright
Henry Blackburn
Robert Bullock
Richard Smit
John Stacey
Robert Meek
Jonathan Dye
Stephen Green
William Knights
Samuel Jolly
John Wade

Footnotes

  1. The Church of England Clergy Database recorded the Rev. Philip Carver as being
    vicar of Besthorpe from 1717 – 1759;
    Curate of Bunwell in 1721;
    Vicar of Tibenham 1729 – 1759;
    Died 1759 ↩︎
  2. It has been noted in the margin that Edward Payne was admitted to this land at the Court of June 3rd 1722. ↩︎
DateChange
4/3/25Published – 20250108_111231