Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells May 1682

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
   1. Sworn
3. Property
   1. Extract from the will of Edward Payne
4. Navigation

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: A General Court
Date	May 4th 1682
Steward	–
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	31 – 36

Homage

Sworn

William Barnes Robert Blomefield Robert Draper

John Smith Henry Porter

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Edward Payne (deceased)		July 23rd 1678 on surrender of Leonard Newman	Edward Payne according to the will of Edward Payne (deceased). [see below]	William Cullyer	2½ acres of copyhold land in Deopham between land of this Manor and land of the Manor of Deopham Hall, North, abutts land now or lately of Leonard Newman, West, a way from Tungreene, East.		25s
Francis Thilthorpe (deceased)		November 6th 1660 on the surrender of William Childerhouse November 5th 1662 another fifth	Joseph Thilthorpe as son & heir		¼ of ⅕ of 2 acres & 1 rood of land in 2 pieces in Deopham:- 1) 1½ acres inclosed by Bylam Falgate between land lately of Oliver Browne, now or lately of Henry Hinde, East, a common way from Bylam Falgate to the Church of Deopham, West, abutts a common way from Westmore, South; 2) 3 roods in Deopham Field between land lately of John Sedley, South, land of Isabelle Bubbing, lately John Ockley, North, abutts the aforementioned way, West, land of the MAnor of Morley Hall, East. Three fifths of the pieces of Francis Thilthorpe		20s
Leonard Newman (deceased)		November 3rd 1652 on the surrender of Robert Newman	Robert Newman was son & heir		½ acre in Deopham in an inclosure called Brake Close between land lately of Robert Newman, North & South, abutts land of Robert Newman , West, Tungate Lane, East.	1½d	6s 8d
Jane Harding (deceased)		1) October 15th 1627 2) October 14th 1629 on the surrender of Francis Bubbing	Samuel Harding	Thomas Claxton	1) 1 acre in Deopham in The Hawfield between land of the Manor of Ellingham, South, land lately of Robert Seaman, North & West, abutts Holme way, East; 2) 3 roods in 2 pieces in an inclosure called Sallow Close in Haughfield in Deopham.		20s
John Amyas had the use of these premisses during his life			John Amyas, son		All his lands & tenements held of this Manor by Copy of Court Roll
Edmund Borman, esquire, surrendered by the hand of Robert Draper in the presence of Robert Blomfield & Henry Porter, copyhold tenants of this Manor.			Lord of the Manor to Edmund Borman’s last will & testament.
John Sedley, esquire, (deceased)	1st proclamation		William Sedley was son & customary heir but nobody came to Court.
			Edward Payne		Freehold land: 1½ acres in Deopham between land lately of George Cory, North, land now or lately of Margaret Newman, South, abutts the copyhold land now or lately of John Newman, East, divers men, West.	5½d

Extract from the will of Edward Payne

The following extract from the will of Edward Payne dated November 2^nd 1680 has been included in the Court Roll in English:

In the name of God, Amen.
I Edward Payne of Hingham in the County of Norfolk, yeoman:
Item: I give & bequeath unto Edward Payne my grandchild all those four inclosures of lands and pastures which I purchased of one Leonard Newman being & being in Deopham aforesaid,
To have and to hold the said premisses and every of their appurtenances unto him the said Edward Payne during the time of his naturall life & after the decease of him the said Edward Payne then to the issue of his body lawfully begotten & then liveing, and for want of some issue to be then liveing, I give and bequeath all the said premisses with their appurtenances unto Stephen and Joseph Payne my grandchildren & to their heires forever, equally to be devided betwixt them.

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Date	Change
16/3/26	Published – IMG_4903