Court of the Manor of Deopham of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury September 1704

Contents

1. Heading
2. Court Baron
   1. Homage
      1. Sworn
      2. Defaulters in Homage
   2. Property
3. Court Leet
   1. Capital Pledges
      1. Sworn
      2. Defaulters in Capital Pledge
   2. Officers
4. Footnotes
5. Navigation

Heading

Title	Deopham of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury: General Court Baron with the Leet & Petty Session
Date	September 22nd 1704
Steward	William Mantell, Gentleman
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	Not paginated

Court Baron

Homage

Sworn

Stephen Payne	John Cory
Robert Draper	Thomas Bothell

Defaulters in Homage

The following defaulters were fined 12 pence each:

Walter Carver William Sedley Edward Sedley, Gentleman John Pooley Thomas Taylor Edward Colman John Wodehouse, Baron Thomas de Grey William Grigson, Clerk John Heigham, Gentleman Samuel Levold, Gentleman John Amyas, Clerk Richard Wright George Kett

John Duffield, Gentleman John Gaynish Heirs of John Stone John Knights Robert Blomfield John Colman Heirs of William Blissie Heirs of John Reynolds Heirs of William Salter Heirs of Richard Raven Stephen Amyas, Gentleman Francis Bignell Stephen Bradford Thomas Browne

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Thomas Garwood		October 18th 1681	Mary living daughter of Thomas Greenwood, wife of Richard Punder		Tenement Brownes adjoining a pasture in Deopham called The Stolland1
Philip Pooley and Elizabeth his wife			Edward North		A tenement in Deopham Westfield abutting land of Edward Payne William Barnham, West
John Osbourne			John Stacey and Mary his wife		A Messuage near the tenement Brownes, being in Woolwhite also Stolland Streete in Deopham

Court Leet

Capital Pledges

Sworn

Thomas Sowell Samuel Shuer Philip Beales Joseph Taylor Jonathan Dey William Mothersole

Edward Wright Stephen Greene Robert Willyment Thomas Hipkin Robert Mynnes John Themelthorp

Defaulters in Capital Pledge

The following defaulters were each fined 12 pence (total in margin = 6s):

Edward Beall Samuel Yeoman William Royall

John Smith John Bubbins John Newman

The following defaulters were each fined 6 pence:

John Stacey William Rust George Mothersole, Junior Robert Peale Robert Cary George Mothersole, Senior

Henry Whittle [?] Thomas Childres Robert Childres John Bond Robert Beusley William Cuttings

Officers

Office	Name
Constable	Edward Bale

Footnotes

1. A note in the margin refers to this messuage passing to the use of John Wade in 1715. ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
2/4/25	Published – 202501408_110109