Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells April 1766

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Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: The General Court Baron
Date	April 18^th 1766
Steward	Isaac Spratt, Gentleman
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	96 – 102

Homage

Sworn

Thomas Stevenson

John Wright

John Jolly

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
John Hubbard (deceased)		December 27^th1737 by the will of Robert Hubbard his father	Henry Bidewell		4 acres in Hackford called Feetes		£12 12s
Henry Bidewell			Lord of the Manor to the use and behoof of Henry Bidewell’s last will & testament
John Bedingfield		June 22^nd 1747 after the death of his father, John Bedingfield	Rose Bedingfield of Diss, Spinster	Lucy Bedingfield, mother of Rose Bedingfield	1) 1 acre in Haughfield; 2) 3 roods in 2 pieces in Swellow Close¹	2s 6d	£1 11s 6d
Ann Amyas			Lord of the Manor to the use and behoof of Ann Amyas’s last will & testament		All & singular her Messuages, Lands, Tenements and hereditaments whatsoever holden of this Manor by Copy of Court Roll
			Susannah Rogers, Widow & Relict of Henry Rogers	John Wright	Certain free lands devised to her by the Will of Henry Rogers	Relief 1s 6d
John Amyas (deceased)		July 18^th1738 on the surrender of Edward Foulsier	Matthew Lane, Clerk, and Mary Lane his wife	Himself	1 acre of pasture in Morley St Buttolph		£1 10s 6d
			William Clark			Relief 5d
Catherine Amyas (deceased)		November 14^th 1754 “one third part descended to Catherine Amyas and her Heirs upon the decease of George Amyas as one of his three Sisters and Coheirs at Law”.²	An Indenture dated May 8^th 1759 defined a marriage settlement to the benefit of William Donne the Younger, Surgeon, and his intended wife Anna Maria Barnwell.	John Garnham, Gentleman	⅓ of 1) 3½ acres between the land now or late of William Ellis, South; lands part of Deopham Hall, North; abutts upon Land of divers men East; a certain Way leading from Church Street into a field called Church Field, West; late in Copyhold Tenure of John Newman; 2) An inclosure called Garrards formerly built containing 3 acres in an inclosure late of John Cock, West; a Garden called Palmers late of John Cock, East; abuts upon the Common Pasture, North; a way leading to the West Gate to a Messuage late of the said John Cock, South; 3) 2 acres of copyhold land between John Cock, West; and abutts the said Way, North; 4) 3½ roods of Copyhold land between lands late of John Cock, West; lands of the Manor of Blomeviles, East; 5) ½ acre & ½ rood of Copyhold land between John Cock, East; lands of the Manor of Blomeviles, West; piece no 4 above North; 6) 1½ acres of Copyhold land at South Hill between lands of Manor of Blomeviles and lands formerly of Robert Cryer and afterwards of Underwoods, South; Lands of the Priory of Canterbury, East & West.³		£4 4d 0s
Thomas Stevenson surrendered in exchange for a mortgage of £178 10s⁴		July 18^th 1748 on surrender of George Cross & Catherine his wife	Thomas Hardingham of Morley St Peter, Yeoman.		All & every the Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments whatsoever holden by copy of Court Roll
Jane Lightwin, Widow (deceased)	First Proclamation
Ann Stevenson (deceased)	Second Proclamation
William Buckle (deceased)	Second Proclamation

Defaulters

The default of tenants are severally in Mercy Three pence a piece.

Footnotes

It is noted in the margin that James Gadge and his wife were admitted to these premises on September 18^th 1776. ↩︎
The Court of this Manor of July 20^th 1736 describes Catherine as one of the three daughters of John Amyas Clerk, by whose will she came to inherit this third of his property. ↩︎
It is noted in the margin that Sir John Wodehouse, Baronet, was admitted to the entirety at the Court of April 27^th 1779. ↩︎
It is noted in the margin that this loan was redeemed on June 19^th 1775. ↩︎

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