Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells March 1842

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
3. Property
4. Defaulters
5. Location on the 1814 Inclosures Map
   1. Piece no 119
6. Footnotes
7. Navigation

Heading

Title	The Manor of Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: The General Court Baron and Customary Court
Date	March 10th 1842
Steward	Charles John West, Gentleman, Steward
Location	In and for this Manor
Page numbers in Court Roll	16 – 50

Homage

Charles Clarke

Isaac Easton

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
William Badcock and Garrett Oddin Taylor as Executors of Edmund Badcock (deceased) sold this property to John Baker according to an Indenture dated April 5th 1839		August 18th 1814 following the awards of the Inclosures Commission	John Baker of Shipdham, Farmer, under the last will & testament of Edmund Badcock		Piece no 119 on the 1814 Deopham Inclosures Map containing 1 acre, 2 roods and 20 perches with a cottage standing thereon.1		£8
George Denny Graver (deceased) Indenture of Appointment dated October 16th 1841 between 1) Richard Dewing of Carsbrooke (only executor of George Denny Graver); 2) Clarke Stoughton as Executor of the Rev. James Stoughton, the surviving trustee appointed by the will of John Browne, Esquire; 3) Clarke Stoughton			Clarke Stoughton of Sparham, Esquire, only son and surviving heir of the Rev. James Stoughton	John Mitchell, Gentleman	1) 4 acres, 3 roods & 29 perches; 2) 1 acre & 35 perches; 3) 10 acres, 1 rood & 16 perches; 4) 1 acre, 3 roods & 20 perches all in Morley, totalling 18 acres 1 rood & 20 perches	17s 11½d	£45
James Stoughton (deceased)			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	1) 3 acres, 1 rood & 5 perches; 2) 1 acre & 35 perches; 3) 2 roods all in Morley, totalling 5 acres2	14s 10d	£12 10s
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of George Denny Graver.	6d + 10d + 4d
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of Light	1s
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of Richard Wright	3s
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of James Stoughton & Thomas Church, formerly Burman’s	9s 6d
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of James Stoughton & Thomas Church, formerly Tyson’s	3d
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, formerly Thumblethorpe’s	1s
			Clarke Stoughton	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of James Stoughton & Thomas Church, formerly Charles Buckle’s	6s 9d
			John Turner Graver Browne of Morley, Esquire	John Mitchell	Certain free lands and tenements in Morley St. Peter, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of John Beevor Esquire, formerly Parke’s	5d
			Garrett Oddin Taylor of Deopham, Gentleman	Samuel Taylor	Certain free lands and tenements in Deopham, held of the Lords of this Manor by fealty suit of Court and the respective yearly rents, in free and common socage, late of Stephen Taylor, formerly Roger’s3	1s 6d
James Johnson of Southbergh, Farmer, and Rebecca his wife			Rebecca Johnson		All & every the messuages, lands, tenements and premises whatsoever of her the said Rebecca Johnson holden of the Lords of this Manor by copy of Court Roll …
January 30th 1841 Andrew Lane of Deopham, Miller, surrendered premises in return for a mortgage of £150 + interest at 4½% p.a.4 This is the same mortgage as that recorded in the Court of Deopham Hall held on July 22nd 1841.			Rev. Joseph Lane of Attleborough
John Steward (deceased)	2nd Proclamation: April 17th 1837 3rd Proclamation				Late a free tenant
William Dobbs sold premises	1st Proclamation for Edward Lebell to come into Court to acknowledge free tenure5		Edward Lebell of Deopham, Blacksmith		Certain lands & tenements held in free & common socage

Defaulters

All persons owing suit & service at this Court who have made default therein are amerced 3 pence each.

Location on the 1814 Inclosures Map

Piece no 119

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

Footnotes

1. A note in the margin recorded that John Brunton was admitted to these premises at the Court of April 8^th 1865 ↩︎
2. It is recorded in the margin that J. B. Grave Browne, Esq, was admitted to this land on September 12^th 1876 ↩︎
3. A marginal notes states that John Taylor acknowledged tenure of this land on June 20^th 1848 ↩︎
4. It is noted in the margin that the principal + interest were discharged as recorded in the Court Roll on June 20^th 1848 ↩︎
5. It is noted in the margin that Edmund Lebbell was admitted at the next court [i.e. June 17^th 1845]. ↩︎

Navigation

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