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| Title | Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: Court of Sir Henry Hobart, baronet |
| Date | October 15th 1623 |
| Steward | – |
| Location | – |
| Page numbers in Court Roll | 33 – 34 (double pages) |
Free Tenants
| Sir William de Graye Sir Anthony Drury Sir John Wyndham Martin Sedley, esquire John Long, gentleman John Amyas, gentleman Robert Long Henry Meane, gentleman William Ginte [?], gentleman Thomas Meane, gentleman Richard Thirketle Robert Wright John Dakers Robert James | Robert Cock Thomas Blisse John Stephenson Robert Juby Gregory Hynde John Entwisle, alius ventris Robert Purkyn Robert Newman Richard Hynde William Neave | John Omsby Ruben Godfrey Jane Beale, widow Henry Woodhouse Edward Bale Richard Howlett, clerk Edward Cock |
Inquisitores ex Officio
| Martin Sedley, esquire Michael Aldrich, gentleman – dead Robert Long, gentleman John Amyas, gentleman Margaret Wright, widow John Raven – sworn Richard James – sworn William Stephenson – dead Thomas Walters alius Singer Thomas Reynoldes – sworn Richard Leight – sworn | John Bydwell – sworn Henry Howlett George Brunton – sworn William Hynde John Ocle, jure ux – sworn Richard Whynne – sworn William Bydwell – sworn Robert Juby Robert Allen – sworn Edward Howlet Francis Bubbyn | Robert Roper Edward Burman Henry Cock John Fartling Edward Cock Rose Cock Robert Cock |
Property
| Person surrendering property | Proclamations | Date of the Copyhold | Beneficiary | Attorney | Identification of property | Rent | Fine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pp 33 – 34 lhs to be added | |||||||
| Thomas Blisse | Freehold tenant | ||||||
| Edward Howlet surrendered out of Court by the hand of Robert Allen in the presence of James Burman & Edward Burnham, copyhold tenants of this manor. | May 22nd 1617 on the surrender of Richard Leight | John Entwisell & John Entwisell the son | 3 acres of Copyhold land in Deopham between the MAnor of Deopham Hall, East, and land of divers men, West, abutts Pinlane Way, North, | 25s | |||
| William Stephenson (deceased) | 1st Proclamation | Copyhold tenant | |||||
| John Long, gentleman (deceased) | Freehold tenant | Relief | |||||
| Edmund Burman (deceased) | |||||||
| Michael Aldrich, gentleman (deceased) | April 5th 1589 | John Aldrich, gentleman, son of John Aldrich (deceased) brother of Michael Aldrich. | 4½ acres of copyhold land in 4 pieces in a field called Carefen in Morley … | 24s | |||
| John Aldrich | Freehold land lately of Michael Aldrich, gentleman | Relief 7d | |||||
| Richard Leight | April 10th 1615 | George Amyas, gentleman | 1 acre of copyhold land in the Bredys [aka Breedes] between land lately of John Seaman now John Amyas, gentleman, East, land of the priory of Canterbury, West.1 | ||||
| November 14th 1622 Robert Cock, gentleman, out of Court conditionally surrendered by the hand of Richard James, a copyhold tenant of this Manor, in the presence of John Bydwell & Francis Bubbyn, in return for a mortgage of £26 8s | May 6th 1617 on the surrender of John Cock & Mary his wife | Thomas Pycroft of Snetterton, yeoman | 8 acres | 12d |
Defaulters
Those who had defaulted were amerced 3d each; the total in the margin is 21d which included Robert Long before he was crossed off.
Henry Howlet William Hynd William Bydwell | Francis Bubbyn Robert Roper Edward Burnham |
Footnotes
- There is a note in the margin that John Smyth was admitted to this land at the Court held on October 14th 1628 ↩︎
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| 6/4/26 | Published – IMG_4497 |
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