This document (Ref: Dd/WHh/440) is a record of a single transaction, so may be an example of the copyThe copy of an entry of a court roll recording the admission of a tenant to copyhold property. The copy... In full. given to the tenant as proof of the tenancy.
Court Officials and Attendance
| Lord of the ManorThe Lord of the Manor was the landowner with legal and economic control over a manor. They collected rents, administered... In full. | Gregory Sprinte Esquire and Christiane his wife |
| Also mentioned | John Dybbyn sen., Jerome Dybbyn (son), John Dybbyn (son), Johana Locke (widow), |
Property Transactions
| Transaction | Individuals, Relationships and Roles | Premises & Land |
|---|---|---|
| Tenancy for 3 lives in succession. FineA fine was a customary payment made to the lord of the manor upon changes to tenancy arrangements. It acknowledged... In full.: £100 Rent: not stated HeriotHeriot was a duty the lord of the manor collected at the end of a tenancy. It traditionally consisted of... In full.: not stated | Tenants: John Dybbyn sen., (admittedAdmission was the legal process granting a new tenant rights to copyhold property. The court 'admitted' someone following a previous... In full.) Jerome Dybbyn (son) John Dybbyn (son) Previous tenant: Johana Locke (widow), forfeited the tenancy. | One and a half virgates of land with all appurtenancesThe legally recognised rights, privileges, and physical elements inseparably attached to a property within a manor. These included both beneficial... In full.. Half of all the other enclosures of land, meadow and pasture called Oldlandes with appurtenances. |