Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells May 1830

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
   1. Sworn
3. Property
4. Defaulters
5. Footnotes
6. Navigation

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: General Court Baron
Date	May 25th 1830
Steward	John Grand, gentleman, steward
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	289 – 295

Homage

Sworn

Robert Curson Charles Clarke

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
			Rev. James Stoughton of Sparham (the surviving trustee of John Browne of Tacolnestone, esquire (deceased)	John Burrell	Certain lands held in free & common socage, formerly of Charles Buckle, esquire, afterwards of Frances the wife of Jeremiah Ives, esquire, late of John Matthews.1	Relief 6s 9d
			John Bunnett of Morley St Buttolph, Higler2	Himself	Certain lands & tenements held in free & common socage, formerly of William Raven, late of Robert Raven.	7d
October 17th 1829: Charles Clarke of Morley St Buttolph, Miller, surrendered out of Court in return for a mortgage of £1,200 + interest			Edmund Farrer of Sporle, gentleman
Robert Knights (deceased)	1st Proclamation				Freehold & copyhold tenant
Sarah Clarke (deceased)	1st Proclamation				Copyhold tenant
John Steward, esquire (deceased)	1st Proclamation				Freehold tenant

Defaulters

Those who had defaulted were amerced 3d each.

Footnotes

1. It has been noted in the margin that Clarke Stoughton acknowledged tenure of this lane at the Court of March 10^th 1842. ↩︎
2. Higlers sold cheap portable goods to those who had something to trade. Bartering was a core skill. Hence the derivation of the name, a haggler for a bargain. A big part of their customer base was farmers and farm workers. ↩︎

Navigation

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