Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells November 1652

Contents

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

Note

The record of this Court from the time of Cromwell’s Commonwealth was written in English.

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: General Court of Elizabeth Hobart, widow
Date	November 3rd 1652
Steward	–
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	7 – 9

Homage

Sworn

Robert Underwood Anthony Caley Robert Childerhouse John Pooley Richard Raven

John Cowper Richard Whynne Robert Ockley George Roper

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
At the Court of October 14th 1651 John Newman and Martha Brookes had been admitted to this land; since then they had become married.		January 15th 1635 on the surrender of Robert Long, esquire	John Newman and Martha his wife		2½ acres in the West Field of Deepeham between land of this Manor, South, land of the Manor of Deepeham Hall, North, land of Robert Newman, West, a way leading to Tungreen, East.	23d
			John Newman	Himself	A freehold pightle containing 1½ acres in Deepeham between land of George Cooper, North, land late of Robert Newman now Margaret Newman, South, land of the late John Newman, East, divers men, West.	5¼d
January 15th 1652 Robert Newman surrendered out of Court into the hand of the Lady of the Manor, by the hand of Anthony Caley, copyhold tenant, in the presence of Thomas Walter & Robert Ockley, also copyholders		January 15th 1635 on the surrender of Robert Long, esquire	Leonard Newman	Himself	½ acre of bond land in Deepeham in Brake Close between land of Robert Newman, North, South & West, Tungate Lane, East.1	4d
October 8th 1632: Robert Newman surrendered out of Court for his use during his natural life, then after his decease to Robert Newman the Younger, his son & Diana Long whom Robert Newman the Younger intended to marry. Robert Newman the Younger & Diana his wife are departed this life before this Court.			John Newman is the son & heir of Robert Newman the Younger & Diana his wife		1 furlong of arable land containing 3½ acres formerly Edward Cock’s2	2s 6d
John Wright (deceased)			Richard Wright, son & heir	Himself	1) 16 acres of copyhold land in divers pieces in Deopham: 1.1) 10 acres between land late of William Compson and after of John Wright, East, land late of Robert Blomfield & land of the Rectory of Morley, West, abutts Longarsty, South, the Lady’s land called Eastland, North; 1.2) 6 acres of copyhold land called Mansiors betwen a way called James, West, land late of John Wright, abutts upon a way called Woodlands, South, land late of Thomas Amyas, North; 2) A pightle called Ellys between a common way called Burnes, East, land of this Manor, South.	11d	£10
			Richard Wright	Himself	Freehold land previously of Margaret Wright, widow, and before William Compson inherited by Richard Wright on the death of John Wright his father.	4s 7d
			John Pooley		16 acres of freehold inclosed land in Morley late of Joan Stone, now the wife of John Pooley.3	21½d (=1s 9½d)
James Bubbyn (deceased)	1st Proclamation: October 14th 1651 2nd Proclamation “with an audible voyce”.		William Bubbyn, son & heir, has not presented himself to take up his copyhold land

Footnotes

1. A note in the margin states that Robert Newman was admitted to this land at the Court of May 4^th 1682. ↩︎
2. It has been noted in the margin that John Amyas was admitted to this land at the Court of November 5^th 1662 ↩︎
3. It has been noted in the margin that Elizabeth Pooley (amongst other things) acknowledged tenure of this land at the Court of May 12^th 1709 ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
22/10/25	Published – IMG_4784