Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells May 1673

Contents

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TitleShadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley:
A Court
DateMay 14th 1673
StewardRobert Dey
Location
Page numbers in Court Roll10 – 11

Homage

Sworn

Robert DraperLeonard NewmanHenry Porter

Property

Person surrendering propertyProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
1) William Ellys & Ann his wife;
2) Thomas Swanne & Rose his wife;
3) Elizabeth Fenne, widow;
surrendered
Mathew GoldHimself1) 2½ acres in Morley Field ;
2) 2½ acres in Morley
3s 11½d30s
December 18th 1672
John Cock of Deopham, yeoman conditionally surrendered out of Court in the presence of John Randall & Thomas Seaborne in return for a mortgage of £35.
November 17th 16561 as son & heir of Edward CockEdward Slylop of Wymondham, yeoman1) 1 acre of land in Deopham next to land lately of Philip Woodhouse, Baronet, West,
north head abutts land of divers men,
south head abutts Pallow Way;
2) 4 acres lately inclosed between land of Philip Woodhouse, East,
land now or lately of divers men, West, abutts land of John Wright, North,
Pallow way, South.
1) William Ellys & Ann his wife;
2) Thomas Swann & Rose his wife;
3) Elizabeth Fenn, widow.
sold to Mathew Gold5 acres of freehold land in Morley Field in 4 pieces, lately in the tenure of Henry Cock.1s 11d
Mathew Gold16 acres of freehold land & pasture, and a pightle6s 2d

Footnotes

  1. There was no Court on this date; the Court of November 13th 1656 has no references to the Cock family. The inheritance by John Cock from Edward Cock was recorded at the Court of December 13th 1658. ↩︎
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