Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells November 1650

Contents

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

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: General Court of Elizabeth Hobart, widow
Date	November 6th 1650
Steward	Robert Dey, senior, esquire
Location	–
Page number in Court Roll	2 – 4

Homage

Sworn

John Wright Robert Underwood George Roper Anthony Caley Robert Childerhouse

Richard Raven Robert Ockley Thomas Blisse John Stympson John Fisher

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
June 15th 1650 John Gostling out of Court surrendered by the hand of Anthony Caley in the presence of Robert Ockley & Robert Newman, copyhold tenants		August 8th 1649 on the surrender of Elizabeth Bidwell & William Bidwell	Robert Longe of Kings Lynn	Thomas Bayes	1) ½ acre of pasture in Deopham between John Gostling, South, land of this Manor, East, Robert Longe, esquire, West; 2) ½ acre in Deopham between William Bidwell (deceased) now of John Croft, North, Robert Newman, South, land of this Manor in the use of Robert Longe, West		6s 5d
John Brooke (deceased) had use of the property during his life, then it was to pass to his sons John & George, but they were “beyond the sea”		October 8th 1632 on the surrender of Richard Whynne	Katheryn, wife of Robert Gobbett, and Susanna Brooke		1) 2 acres of copyhold land in Hawfield in Deopham between land lately of Robert Walter & now Oliver Browne, South, land of John Walters, once of Stephen Meeke, North, abutts a way called Holme Way, western head abutts land of the Manor of Hingham; 2) 3 roods of Copyhold land in the Field of Deopham called Hawfield between a common way towards Milfergate, North, Holmer Way, East; 3) 5 roods of copyhold land in Hawfield between land lately of Robert now of George Brunton, West land latedly of William Childerhouse, East, 4) 1 rood of copyhold land in Hawfield. 1	2s 8d	£3 10s 5d
Mary Cowper his mother had been guardian of George Cowper since the Court of October 28th 1637		George Cowper the father was admitted October 15th 1627 after the death of Henry Cowper	George Cowper, son & heir of George his father	John Pike, gentleman	1) An inclosure called Garrarde; 2) 8 acres of copyhold land between land lately of Robert Cryer, West, abutting a certain Pasture of Deopham, North, and a way from the gate called The Westgate towards the messuage of Robert Cryer; 3) 3 acres between land lately of Robert Cryer, West, & abutts a way, North; 4) 3½ roods between land lately of Robert Humfrey, West, land of the Manor of Bloomevyles, East, abutts land lately of Robert Cryer, North; 5) ½ acre & ½ rood between land of Robert Colyer, land of the Manor of Blomevyles, West; 6) 1½ acres upon Southill John Cryer, South.	6s 10d	34s
Henry Cock (deceased)			Ann now wife of William Ellys, Mary now wife of William Abbott, Rose now wife of Thomas —, Elizabeth Cocke: The above are his daughters and coheirs		1) 2½ acres in Morley Field; 2) 2½ acres in the same field	3s 11d	£2
			Ann, Mary, Rose & Elizabeth as above		Freehold land in Westmore furlong	Relief 1d
Richard Raven			Lord of the Manor to his last will & testament
Robert Jockes (deceased)					Copyhold tenant
Bridget Cock (deceased), wife of Henry Cock (deceased)			John Beobiter [?] of Fakenham, the son		Freehold Pasture called Myushasores in Deopham	10d
			William Ellys		Freehold land in Deopham Field	9d + 2½d

Misdemeanor

Name	Misdemeanor	Amercement

Footnotes

1. There is a note in the margin that Richard Whynn acquired these 4 pieces at the Court of November 13^th 1656 ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
1/10/25	Revised
4/9/25	Published – IMG_4769