Deopham History

Special Court of the Manor of Deopham of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury April 1805

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TitleDeopham of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury:
The Special Court
DateApril 22nd 1805
StewardSamuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, Deputy Steward of Samuel Gilman Chief Steward
Location“In the said Manor”
Page number in Court Roll27 – 42

Homage

Jonathan Dey
James Sparkall

Property

Person surrendering propertyDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
Robert StoughtonFebruary 7th 1788 as grandson of John Stoughton and Muriel his wife.Surrender to Samuel Pettingall of Deopham, Gentleman, as tenant to suffer Common Recovery.
Isaac Easton admitted as intermediate step.
John Blake of the City of Norwich, Gentleman1) One Messuage in Narrow Gate Street in Deopham;
5 acres of land in 4 separate pieces below or near the Field of Deopham called Haughfield;
2) Wren’s Pightle;
3) A Croft adjoining of 2 acres & 2 roods late in tenure of Mary Themilthorpe, in or near Haughfield, between John Pooley, West;
lands late of Edward Bourman called Wren’s Pightle, East;
North Head of the Croft abutts
the King’s Way called Margaret Lane, otherwise Stolland Lane, leading from Town Green to the Stolland in Deopham;
the South Head abutts land late of Edward Bourman.
No fine
Isaac Easton
There were several intermediate steps before the final awards. These involved “entry sur Disseizin en le post” and “double vouchers”.
Archibald Rowing as Bailiff of the Court is directed to seize the property.
8 acres Meadow, 8 acres pasture with one Messuage, one tenement, one cottage.
Robert StoughtonRobert KnightsAs above£21
Robert KnightsTo the Lord of the Manor to the use of Robert Knights’ last will & testament
Robert KnightsCertain Lands & Tenements held in free & common socage, late Stoughton’s formerly Urry’s.5d
Robert KnightsCertain Lands & Tenements held in free & common socage, late Stoughton’s formerly Crowne’s 1s 1d
Robert KnightsCertain Lands & Tenements held in free & common socage, late Stoughton’s formerly Oakley’s 7½d
DateChange
22/1/25Revised against Court Book – 20250108_123034
2/4/24Published (ref IMG_20231012_141429)