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| Title | Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: A General Court of Miles Hobart, Esquire |
| Date | October 29th 1667 |
| Steward | Robert Dey, gentleman |
| Location | – |
| Page numbers in Court Roll | 44 – 46 |
Homage
Sworn
| Edward Payne John Smyth Thomas Walter | John Fisher John Skepper Robert Ockley |
Property
| Person surrendering property | Proclamations | Date of the Copyhold | Beneficiary | Attorney | Identification of property | Rent | Fine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 18th 1666: John Cock of Deopham, yeoman conditionally surrendered out of Court by the hand of Robert Ockley in the presence of Leonard Newman & Francis Thilthorpe, in return for a mortgage of £26 10s. | Bartholomew Stone of Wicklewood | 1) 3 acres in Morley Field between land once of the Abbey of Wymondham, West, abutts the Palloway, North, land of divers men. South; 2) 3 acres in Morley Field between land now of lately of William Raven, East & West, land of divers men. South, Palloway, North; 3) 1 acre in Morley Field between land now of lately of Philip Woodhouse, Baronet, East & West, abutts Palloway, North, land of the rector of Morley, South; | |||||
| Joseph Cocke | 1st Proclamation | ||||||
| John Wyndham, Esquire (deceased) | William Wyndham, Esquire, senior son & customary heir | Freehold tenant | |||||
| January 18th 1666: Edward Stephenson surrendered out of Court | John Jubbs of Wymondham, berebrewer | ||||||
| Edward Payne | Freehold land of the Lord of this Manor in 2 inclosures in Deopham: 1) called The Tennance Closse, 2) The Five Acres Closse. | 1s 4d | |||||
| Richard Whynn (deceased) | Margaret Whynn, widow & relict of Richard Whynn (deceased) according to his will [see below] | 4 acres & 1 rood of land in Deopham in 4 pieces: 1) 2 acres in Hawefield between land of John Walter, South, abutts Hall Meere Way, East; 2) 3 roods in Hawefield by the common way from Milforgate, North, abutts Halmere way, East; 3) 5 roods in Hawefield; 4) 1 rood in Hawefield. | £2 13s 4d | ||||
| November 5th 1655 | 2 acres of pasture in Great Ellingham between the land of the Manor of Ellingham.1 | ||||||
| Richard Raven (deceased) | John Raven is son & customary heir |
Extract from the will of Richard Whynn
The following extract from the will of Richard Whynn, dated January 14th 1664, has been included in the Court Roll in English:
Item: I give & bequeath unto Margaret Whynn my loveing wife all my lands & tenements, both freehold & copyhold, as the same are scituate, lyeing & being in Deopham & Great Ellingham in the County aforesaid,
To have and to hold the said lands & tenements unto her the said Margaret and her assigns for & during the terme of her naturall life, soe keeping the same in good & sufficient reparations without makeing any strippe or waste.
Defaulters
The following tenants who had defaulted in their obligations to attend at the Court were amerced 3d each; the total in the margin is shown as 2s 3d which corresponds correctly to the 9 defaulters:
| William Sedley, gentleman Robert Long, esquire Edward Burman, esquire Adam Bale William Rant, gentleman | Thomas Jeck Robert Ockley Francis Thilthorpe John Pooley |
Footnotes
- It has been noted in the margin that Robert Draper acknowledged tenure of this land at the next Court, i.e. November 2nd 1667 ↩︎
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| Date | Change |
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| 25/2/26 | Published – IMG_4854 |
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