Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells July 1680

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
   1. Sworn
3. Property
   1. Extract from the Will of Richard Whynne
4. Defaulters
5. Footnotes
6. Navigation

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: General Court of Robert Pain Esquire
Date	July 20th 1680
Steward	“The Baron Armig”
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	24 – 30

Homage

Sworn

Robert Draper Francis Thilthorpe Henry Porter

Henry Ellis John Raven

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
George Cowper surrendered out of Court in the presence of Edward Payne & John Smith, Copyhold tenants of this Manor		November 6th 1650 after the death of George Cowper	John Amyas of Hingham, Gentleman		1) A furlong called Garrards with a building, containing 3 acres once of Robert Cryer and afterwards John Cocke, West, a piece called Palmers lately of John Cocke, East, abutts the Common Pasture of Deopham, North, a way from gate called The Westgate to the Messuage of Robert Cryer and afterwards John Cocke, South; 2) 2 acres in 2 pieces between land of Robert Cryer and afterwards John Cocke, West, aforementioned Way, North, 3) 3½ roods between land once of Robert Humfry and afterwards John Cocke, West, land of the Manor of Blomviles, East; 4) ½ acre & ½ rood [2½ roods] between land once of Robert Colyer and afterwards John Cocke, East, Manor of Blomviles, West; 5) 1½ acres at South Hill between land of the Manor of Blomviles , land once of Robert Cryer and afterwards of — Underwood, South, abutts land of the Priory of Canterbury, East & West Total 8 acres1		45s
John Amyas			Lord of the Manor to the use & behoof of his last will & testament
Richard Whynn	1st Proclamation: October 29th 1667	November 13th 1656 on the surrender of Katherine Bobbitt	William Childerhouse according to the will of Richard Whynne [see below]		4 acres & 1 rood in Deopham in 4 pieces: 1) 2 acres in Hawefield between land lately of John Walter, South, abutts a way called Hallmoore waye, East; 2) 3 roods in Haughfield between the common way from Milforgate, North, abutts Hallmoor way, East; 3) 5 roods in the same field; 4) 1 rood in the same field;		25s
William Childerhouse surrendered without any condition			Robert Draper		The 4 pieces as above
John Raven surrendered			John Pooley		2½ acres in Morley	2s 3d	25s
John Pooley			Lord of the Manor to the use & behoof of his last will & testament
John Raven surrendered		November 2nd 1668 on surrender of Richard Raven	Katherine Ravne wife of John Raven		A messuage with 3 roods of land once of Thomas Reynolds, a messuage lately of Richard Reynolds, East, abutts a common way, South	1s
			Edward Payne		Land held in free & common soccage: a pightle containing 1½ acres in Deopham between land lately of George Cowper, North, land now or lately of Margaret Newman, South, abutts Copyhold land now or lately of John Newman, East, divers men, West	5d
			William Neave son & heire of William Neave (deceased)	Ann Neave, guardian	Land held in free & common soccage: 3 acres in Deopham with a messuage built, abutting Deopham Common call The Low Common	10d
			Robert Cooke		Land held in free & common soccage: a messuage and 3 pightells next to Copyhold land of this Manor, now & lately of John Raven, West, land of the Lord of this Manor, East,	9d
Margaret Childerhouse, wife of John Childerhouse (deceased)			William Childerhouse is son & heir		Freehold tenant
			John Pooley, gentleman		Land held in free & common soccage in Morley	2s

Extract from the Will of Richard Whynne

The following extract from the will of Richard Whynne, dated January 14^th 1664, has been copied into the Court Roll in English:

I give & bequeath unto Margaret Whynne my loving wife
All my lands & tenements
And after her demise, my will & minde is
I give & bequeath all & singular the Lands & Tenements both freehold & Copyhold unto my loving kindseman, William Childerhouse of Great Ellingham aforesaid,
To have & to hold the same unto him the said William and to his heires forever.

Defaulters

Those who had defaulted were amerced 3d each.

Footnotes

1. Although not noted in the margin, this portfolio of land was surrendered by John Amyas at the Court held on July 20^th 1685 ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
1/10/25	Published – IMG_4896