1750 Admission of Ellis Simson

At a General Court Baron holden for the said Mannor the Thirteenth Day of November in the

Year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and fifty before Lott Knight Gent Steward

There It is thus inrolled

Whereas at a General Court Baron holden for this Mannor the Nineteeth Day of October last Past It was presented by the

Homage thereof that before that Court Sarah Simson (before Sarah Ellis Spinster) dyed seised of diverse Copyhold Lands and

Tenements holden of this Mannor and because no person came at that Court the First Proclamation was made for want of a Tenant

Now at this Court came Ellis Simson an Infant only Son and Heir of the said Sarah in his proper Person and prayed to be

admitted Tenant to the Copyhold Lands and tenements holden of this Mannor whereof the said Sarah Simson his late Mother

dyed seised as aforesaid as his Right and Inheritance (that is to say) To One piece of Land with the Appurtenances

containing by Estimation Three Roods lying in  a certain Close called Popple Pightle otherwise Church Pightle (which

Premisses the said Sarah Simson, by the name of Sarah Ellis had and took up to her and her Heirs out of Court by the Admission

of the then Lord the Eighteenth Day of July in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Three (To which

said Ellis Simson seizing of the premises is delivered by the Rodd) To hold to him his heirs and Assigns by Right of Inheritance

Of the Lords and Ladys of this Mannor at the Will of the Lords and Ladys according to the Custom of this Mannor by the Rents

And Services therefore due and of Right to accustomed And he paid the Lord and Ladys a F fr the same And I Admitted

thereto Tenant of the Lord and Ladys Saving everyones Rights etc.,

Examined by me Lott Knight Steward

Outside

13^th Nov[embe]r 1750

Waldringfield with Hilton

Admission of Mr Ellis Simson