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Location in Archive: Large Legal Documents
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Title of Document: Fee farm rents
Date Document originally created 22 Sept 1823
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COVER
Mr Repton
22 Sept 1823
fee farm Rents

G Wymer Esq
Sol
Reepham
INSIDE TEXT

Aylsham 22d Sept 1823
Dear Sirs
The last account I can find of any payments by the late Mr Petre of Fee farm Rent for
No(rth) Walsham School is 15 July 1815 of £1. 16. 4½ for the Rents up Micha(elm)as
preceding and consequently it appears that 8 years are now due up to Micha(elm)as
last. Will you do me the favor wh to inform me to whom the 2 years to 1816 were
paid &amp; how the payment is vouched as I shall of course be quite ready to rectify any
mistake.
And am
Yours obediently
Wm Repton

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GB/REE/1512201423

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Not known

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1880

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Manor of Hackford Hall, Absolute surrender: Miss E A Holley and W H Holley Esq
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�Date 4 1880
Manor of Hackford Hall
Miss E A Holley and W H Holley Esq
to
Mr Arthur Leamon
copy Draft
Absolute Surrender
examined with original S Foster 22 Oct 1880
Manor of Hackford Hall
Whereas by Statutory proceedings taken out of Court for this Manor on the 13th day of May 1880 Eliza
Anne Holley 1CNR of Hackford next Reepham in the County of Norfolk but now of Brandeston in the
same County &amp; Windham Hunt Holley of Oakhampton in the County of Devon Esq were after the death
&amp; under or by virtue of the Will &amp; a Codicil thereto of Edward Holley late of Hackford next Reepham
1CNR Clerk formerly a Copyhold tenant of this Manor duly admitted tenants to the Copyhold hereditas
&amp; previous holder of this Manor of which the said Edwd Holley died seised being (inter alia) the
hereditas 1CNR surrendered.
To hold to them the E A Holley &amp; W H Holley their heirs exors &amp; admon upon the trusts &amp; according
to the form &amp; effect of the 2nd Will &amp; Codicil of the Edwd Holley deced at the Will of the Lord &amp;
according to the custom of the Manor And whereas the Testator by the Codicil to the Will 1CNR &amp;
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of the Testator both freehold and copyhold (except the dwellinghouse occupied by him which he had
given to his wife for her life and which was not to be sold until after her death, And the Testator
declared that the receipt of the Trustees should be a good &amp; sufficient discharge to any purchase or other
person paying any money under any of the trusts therein contained And whereas the E A Holley &amp; W H
Holley lately contracted &amp; agreed with Arthur Leamon of Whitwell Hall in the Coy of Norfolk
Gentleman for the absolute sale to him of the hereditas &amp; premises hereinafter mentioned at the price of
£285. Now be it rememd that on the respective days mentd in the several captions hereunder written the
said E A Holley &amp; W H Holley came before us the several persons who have signed our respective
names to such captions being (----) Deputy Stewards of the Manor for this turn and purpose only duly
authorised in pursuance of a Covenant for that purpose contained in a certain Indenture or Deed of
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the one part &amp; the said Arthur Leamon of the other part &amp; in common of the sum of £285 sterling the
purchase money for the Copyhold hereditas hereinafter mentioned to be surrendered the payment
whereof is acknowledged by the Indenture &amp; the receipt for the same endowed thereon They the E A
Holley &amp; W H Holley Did out of Court Surrender out of their &amp; each of their hands into the hands of
the Lord of the Manor by the hands of the respective Deputy Stewards of the Manor by the 1CNR

�according to the custom of the Manor. All those 10 perches of land be the same more or less with a
messuage in 3 1CNR in which Martin Barrett John Gray &amp; William Bishop formerly dwelt &amp; a
Blacksmiths Shop. 1CNR &amp; other buildings standing &amp; being thereon many years once in the
occupation of Luke Parfield afterwards of Seymour Jewell &amp; once of the Martin Barrett situate lying &amp;
being in Hackford next Reepham and next the Queens Highway called the Back Street towds the South
&amp; East next buildings &amp; premises belonging to the parish of Hackford next Reepham also many years
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Williams deed late of the Edward Holley deed &amp; now of the same A. Leamon towards the West with the
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King &amp; his under tenant. To which premises the Edward Holley deed was admitted tenant at a Court
held for the said Manor on the 31st day of Decm 1838 under a Bargain &amp; Sale from the Exors of Luke
Parfield deced And the revon &amp; revons, remainder &amp; remainders of the said surrendered hereditas &amp;
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and assigns for ever absolutely according to custom of the said Manor.
This Surrender was passed by the above named Eliza Anna Holley &amp; taken &amp; accepted by me on the
(blank) day of (blank) 1880.
Deputy Steward as a paid
In the presence of (blank)
This Surrender was passed by the above named Windham Hunt Holley &amp; taken &amp; accepted by me on
the (blank) day of (blank) 1880.
Deputy Steward as a paid
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