1847 copy of Surrender John Perry & Wife & James Perry to Harry Canham

The Manor of Rivers Hall in Waldringfield

Be it remembered that on the seventh day of December

in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and

forty seven John Perry of Falkenham in the County of

Suffolk yeoman and Frances his wife and James Perry

of Waldringfield in the said County farmer a widower

Copyhold or Customary tenant of the said Manor came

before me Richard William Porter Gentleman Steward

of the said Manor And for and in Consideration of the

sum of sixty pounds of lawful money of Great Britain

to the said John Perry (at the request and by the direction

of the said James Perry testified by his signing his name

at the foot of this surrender) in hand well and truly

paid by Henry Canham the elder of Waldringfield –

aforesaid yeoman at or before the making and passing

this present surrender in full for the absolute purchase

of the hereditaments intended to be hereby surrendered and

of the customary inheritance in fee thereof free from

incumbrances except quitrent and the suits and services

payable and to be performed in respect of the tenure

thereof And did out of court surrender out of their and

either of their hands into the hands of the Lord of the said

Manor by the hands and acceptance of me the said

Steward by the rod according to the custom of the said

Manor (she the said Frances      having been

by me the said Steward separately and apart from her

husband first examined touching her free and

voluntary consent to the making and passing this

surrender and freely and voluntarily consenting thereto

As the law requires)  All that piece or parcel of arable land

heretofore meadow and called Brenny Meadow otherwise

Honey meadow lying in Waldringfield aforesaid

heretofore estimated to contain three roods but found

on recent survey to contain one acre three roods

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and seventy one perches lying between the land heretofore

of Mary Woolnough and now of the said Henry Canham

on the part of the west and land heretofore of the said Mary

Woolnough and now of Robert Lacey on the part of the east

abutting upon Freehold land heretofore of the said Mary

Woolnough and now sold by the said James Perry to the

said Henry Canham towards the South west and upon land

of the said Robert Lacey towards the north holden of the said

Manor by copy of Court roll and the apportioned rent of

two shillings and four pence with the rights members

and appurtenances thereunto belonging And the

reversion and reversions remainder and remainders

writs issues and profits thereof And all the estate right

title use interest inheritance property possession claim

and demand whatsoever both at law and in equity of

them the said John Perry and Frances his wife and

James Perry and each and every of them of in to or

out of the said hereditaments and premises intended

to be hereby surrendered and every part and parcel

thereof To the only and absolute use and behoof of

Harry Canham (son of the said Henry Canham) his heirs

and Assigns for ever At the will of the Lord and according

tot the custom of the said Manor

 

This Surrender together with the                   John Perry

separate examination of the said            The mark of   X

Frances Perry was duly taken                          Frances Perry

the day and year first above

written by me

R.W.Porter                                                     James Perry

Steward

 

 

 

 

Received on the day of the making a passing

the above written surrender of the above names         £

Henry Canham the sum of Sixty pounds being            60

the full consideration money therein mentioned

to be paid by him to me

 

Witness                                      John Perry

R.A.Reeve

Sol(icito)r Ipswich

(corrected to Woodbridge)

 

 

Outside

The Manor of Rivers

Hall in Waldringfield

 

Dated 7^th Dec[embe]r 1847

 

M^r John Perry & wife

& M^r James Perry

To M^r Harry Canham

Copy of Absolute Surrender