Court of the Manor of Shadwells otherwise Cockerells October 1772

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
   1. Sworn
3. Property
   1. Extract from the will of Mary Gould
4. Defaulters
5. Footnotes
6. Navigation

Heading

Title	Shadwell’s otherwise Cockerell’s in Morley: The General Court Baron
Date	October 29th 1772
Steward	Richard Longe, Gentleman, Steward
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	109 – 115

Homage

Sworn

Thomas Stevenson John Wright John Jolly

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Catherine Skottowe, Singlewoman			Lord of the Manor to her last will & testament
September 17th 1772 Edward Payne and his wife Sarah surrendered out of Court		June 2nd 1747 by the Will of John Payne his father	John Jackson, youngest son of Nicholas Jackson of Wymondham, Gentleman	Nicholas Jackson his father	1) 2½ acres in Morley; 2) 2½ acres in Morley Field; 3) 1 acre being part of 13 acres then inclosed in the Field of Deopham between land of John Wright, West, Armine Wodehouse, esquire, East, land late of the priory, North, Pall Way, South. 4) 1½ acres in Highfield in Deopham between Armine Wodehouse, esquire, South, Priory of Canterbury, North, 5) 1½ acres in Deopham Field between land formerly of Thomas Rogers, East, land formerly of Roger Cryer, West, North Head abutts on land formerly of Roger Cryers, South Head abutts Pall Way; 6) 1 acre & 3 roods in Morley Field. 1		£14 14s
			John Jackson	Nicholas Jackson his father	Certain lands held in free & common soccage, late of Edward Payne, formerly Raven’s2	Relief 2s
			John Jackson	Nicholas Jackson his father	Certain lands held in free & common soccage, late of Edward Payne, formerly Brown’s	Relief 5s 1½d
			John Jackson	Nicholas Jackson his father	Certain lands held in free & common soccage, late of Edward Payne, formerly Baldwin’s	Relief 2s 6d
			John Jackson	Nicholas Jackson his father	Certain lands held in free & common soccage, late of Edward Payne, formerly Gould’s	Relief 3s 11½d
April 24th 1738 John Andrews surrendered out of Court to William Bullock of Sturston, gentleman, in return for a loan of £60 + interest	1st Proclamation: May 18th 1757 2nd Proclamation: August 5th 1757 3rd Proclamation: September 18th 1760 followed by Warrant of Seizure	January 20th 1729 as son & heir of Issamy Andrews	Rev. Colby Bullock claimed possession because 1) the loan had not been repaid; 2) he was executor of Thomas Bullock who was executor of William Bullock	Capel Bringloe, gentleman	2 acres of land (more or less) in Hawfield in Deopham, late inclosed, between land late of John Waters, before of Richard James, South; land late of Stephen Meek, North; East Head abutts on Holme Way; West Head abutts on land late of the priory3		£3 3s
May 20th 1729 Mary Gould surrendered		January 20th 1729 from the executors of Mary Briten (deceased)	John Webb of Wymondham, Glover, during the term of his natural life. His wife Elizabeth had previously been admitted by the will of Mary Gould [see below]. John Webb had not been included in that admission	Robert Lincoln	3 roods in Deopham between land late of Martin Sedley, Esquire, East & North, Bylam Lane, West, Henry Hind, South4		Half a Fine: 10s
October 21st 1721: It was recorded that on January 1st 1721 Evan Pilgrim and his wife Alice (formerly Alice Taylor) surrendered out of Court		June 1st 1769	Evan Pilgrim was readmitted		1 acre in Woodingcroft in Morley		£1 1s
			John Bodney	Robert Lincoln	Certain lands & tenements late of Thomas Doughty held in free & common soccage	Relief 10d
Mary Turner (deceased)			Precept directed to the Bailiff to distrain		Certain lands & tenements held in free & common soccage

Extract from the will of Mary Gould

The following extract from the will of Mary Gould dated March 10^th 1755 has been included in the Court Roll:

I give all my Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever situate and being in Deopham in the County of Norfolk and in any other Town or Towns adjoining, both Freehold and Copyhold, with their Appurtenances (subject nevertheless to the Several payments therein mentioned)
Unto John Webb and his Wife (my Daughter) and their assigns for and during the Term of their Natural Lives, and the Life of the longer liver of them, with the Remainder to the Hers of the said Elizabeth as by the said Will, reference being had, doth more fully appear.

Defaulters

All persons who owe suit & service who have made default in their appearance were each amerced sixpence.

Footnotes

1. It has been noted in the margin that John Bousell was admitted to these lands at the Court of June 7^th 1798. ↩︎
2. It has been noted in the margin that John Bousell acknowledged tenure of these lands at the Court of June 7^th 1798. ↩︎
3. It has been noted in the margin that Thomas Squire & his wife were admitted to this land at the Court of May 30^th 1782 ↩︎
4. It has been noted in the margin that Edward Stevens & George Fox were admitted to this land at the Court of June 19^th 1775 ↩︎

Navigation

Date	Change
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