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| Title | Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: Court of Miles Hobart, esquire |
| Date | October 15th 1627 |
| Steward | – |
| Location | – |
| Page numbers in Court Roll | 43 – 45 |
Free Tenants
| Sir William Gray Sir Anthony Drury Sir John Windham Martin Sydley [Sedley], esquire Robert Long, gentleman John Amias, gentleman Henry Meane, gentleman Richard Wrighte John Dakers Robert James | Thomas Blisse John Stephenson Robert Juby Gregory Hynde John Entwisle, alius ventris Robert Purkin Robert Newman Richard Hynde Ruben Godfrey | Jane Beale, widow Henry Woodhouse Edward Bale Nicholas Howlett, clerk Edmund Cock Philip Cory Edmund Burman William Neave |
Inquisitores Ex Officio
| Martin Sidley [Sedley], esquire John Aldrich, esquire Robert Long, gentleman * John Amyas, gentleman jc Margaret Wright, widow * John Raven jc Thomas Walters – als fugit * Thomas Reynolds – sworn Richard Leighte – essoin * Samuel Harding, clerk jc Henry Howlett * George Brunton – sworn * Katrina Hynde * John Ocle, jure ux – sworn * Richard Whynn – sworn * William Bidwell – sworn Robert Juby – sworn | * Robert Allen – sworn Francis Bubbing Robert Roper * Edward Burman * Henry Cock * Robert Underwood – sworn *Edward Cock John Entwisle jc George Amias Edward Stephenson * Richard James – sworn * Richard Raven – sworn * Robert Underwood * George Cooper |
Property
| Person surrendering property | Proclamations | Date of the Copyhold | Beneficiary | Attorney | Identification of property | Rent | Fine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Bidwell surrendered by the hand of John Ockley, copyhold tenant of this Manor, in the presence of Robert Long, gentleman, & Thomas Reynolds, tenants of this Manor. | Samuel Harding, clerk, & Jane his wife1 | 1 acre of copyhold land in Deopham Field called Hawfield between land of the Manor of Ellingham, South, land lately of Richard Seaman, North, abutts Holmeremair [Holmer Way?], East | |||||
| Henry Howlett & Edward Howlett his son surrendered by the hand of Robert Juby, a copyhold tenant in the presence of Richard Raven & John Ockley, tenants of this Manor. | John Raven, senior of Wicklewood | 2½ acres in Morley … | |||||
| John Raven, senior of Wicklewood | Lord of the Manor to the use of his last testament & will | ||||||
| Margaret Wright, widow | 1½ acres | ||||||
| Rose Cock in the presence of Henry Cock & Edward Cock | Lord of the Manor to the use of her last testament & will | Land in Morley | |||||
| Edward Cock surrendered conditionally by the hand of George Amias, gentleman, a copyhold tenant of this Manor in the presence of Henry Cock & Francis Bubbin in return for a mortgage of £10 16s to be repaid to Edward Flower of Hingham, husbandman.2 | John Fitling | 3½ acres in the Field of Deopham between Sir Thomas Woodhouse, baronet, North, land lately of Thomas Rogers, South, abutts a meadow of Sir Thomas Woodhouse, baronet, West. | |||||
| Henry Cowper3 (deceased) | October 25th 1625 on the surrender of Robert Cock | George Cowper was son & customary heir | 1) Garrards with a building and 8 acres in total of copyhold land between a close lately of Robert Cryer, West, a furlong called Palmers, East, abutts the Common Pasture of Deopham, North, a way running from the Westgate to a messuage once of Robert Cryer, South; 2) 3 acres between land lately of Robert Cryer, West, abutts Dram way, North; 3) 3½ roods between land lately of Robert Humfrey, West, land of the Manor of Blomvyles, East & West, land in the tenure of Robert Cryer, South; 4) 2½ roods of land between land once of Robert Colyer, East, land of the Manor of Blomvyles, West, abutts the last piece, North; 5) 1½ acres by Southill between land of the Manor of Blomvyles & land once of John Cryer, South, abutts land of the Priory of Canterbury, East & West.4 | ||||
| Richard Whynn acknowledged satisfaction of loan conditional surrender. | Richard Layte |
(“Sum of this Court”: often totals of the takings at the session would be recorded here.)
Footnotes
- There is a note under the Inquisitores ex Officio listing which states that Samuel Harding was admitted jure ux. ↩︎
- It has been noted in the margin that this loan was reported as satisfied at the following Court [i.e. October 14th 1628]. ↩︎
- Cowper appears to be a variant spelling of Cooper. ↩︎
- This property passed to George Cowper’s son at the Court of October 28th 1637. ↩︎
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