Search

Thomas Jeckys of Lound (Lownde), son and heir and executor of the will of Henry Jeckys of Kirstead (Kyrsted), sells to George Jernegan two pieces of land lying in Lound (Lownde). Dated at Lound (Lownde), 7 March, 1 Ed. VI (1547).

Joan Bukmonger of Lound (Lownde), widow, grants to George Jernegan, esq., one piece of land containing by estimation half an acre in Lound (Lownde). Dated 2 Ed. VI. [Mutilated and partially illegible.]

William Starys sells to Thomas Jecks of Lound one piece of land containing by estimation 4 acres, and another piece lying in Lound called le Hedstrych. Dated at Lound, 31 Jan., 3 Ed. VI (1549).

George Jernegan of Lound grants to Thomas Hogeson, clerk, all his lands &c. in Lound. Dated 30 Dec. 1? Ed. VI. [Partially illegible.]

An indenture by which John Jernegan and Katherine his wife of Somerleyton demise to James Towne of Lound (Lownde) a tenement called Guntons, containing 15 acres, for 77 years, at an annual rent of 56s. 2d. Dated 20 October, 16 Elizabeth (1574).

Indenture of agreement made 8 April, 23 Elizabeth (1581), made between Roger Castell, esq., to sir Will. Brook, lord Cobham, John Brooke alias Cobham, his brother, and Edmund Bedingfield, esq. by which R. Castell undertakes to infeoff the said John Brooke alias Cobham and others, of and in the manor of Stalham's in Lound (Stallams) in Lound (Lownd), and of and in the advowson of the parish church of Lound (Lownd), with all lands and tenements in Lound (Lownd), and in Blundeston, Herringfleet (Heringflete), and Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), which were of the inheritance of one John Jernegan of Somerleyton, to hold the same to the use of Katherine, wife of the said John Jernegan, for her life, and at her decease for the use of the daughters of the said John. [Slightly mutilated.]

Katherine Jernegan, widow, late wife of John Jernegau, sells to John Wentworth the whole of the manor of Stalham's in Lound (Stalhams) in Lound (Lownde), with the advowson of the church of Lound (Lownde), also all lands belonging to the said manor situated within the parishes of Blundeston, Herringfleet (Heryngfleete), and Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated and signed, 22 May, 41 Elizabeth (1599).

Katherine Jernegan, widow of John Jernegan of Somerleyton (Somerleton), in consideration of a certain sum of money in hand paid, confirms to John Wentworth, son and heir apparent of John Wentworth, esq., the whole of her messuage, lauds, &c. in Lound (Lounde), late in the occupation of James Towne. Dated (and signed) 22 May, 41 Elizabeth (1599).

John Wentworth of Somerleyton (Somerleton) discharges Katherine Jernegan, widow of John Jernegan of Somerleyton (Somerleton), from all suits during her life upon a bond given for the performance of certain covenants by her third daughter Katherine wife of Wymond Carey, esq. respecting the manor called Stalham's in Lound (Stalhams in Lound). Dated 2 Nov., 41 Q. Eliz.

LOWESTOFT. John Lacy of Lowestoft (Lowystoft) grants to John Mark of the same place two pieces of his brushwood, with one piece of turbary. Dated ... ..

Alice, formerly wife of Thomas Moryng of Lowestoft (Lowystoft) , and William Scarlet grant to Adam Moryng one piece of land, with a certain piece of brushwood. Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft) the Sunday next after the feast of Easter, 7 Hen. V.

⟨Lowestoft.⟩ Simon Reynals, John Wrighte, senior, and Richard Wyard of Lowestoft (Lowystoft), grant to William Parkere of the same place one piece of land called 'Grymeslond.' Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft), 20 October, 12 Hen. VI (1433).

John Getour and Robert Getour of Lowestoft grant to Milo Kerech, clerk, of Blundeston (Blundston), one piece of land in Lowestoft. Dated at Lowestoft, 20 Jan., 22 Hen. VII (1507).

Andrew Teo of Sibton (Sybbeton) (?) grants to Thomas Aleyn of Lowestoft (Lowystoft) and others a certain piece of land in Lowestoft (Lowystoft). Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft), 4 June, 38 Hen. VI (1460).

Richard Smith, alias Glover, and Henry Feete, both of Lowestoft (Lowystoft) demise to Alexander Steyngate, Will. Parker, John Jetour and John Conbylday a messuage or parcel of land in Lowestoft (Lowystoft). Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft), 5 July, 10 Ed. IV (1470).

Lowestoft Geoffrey Fordele of Wroxham (Wrox) .... remits and quit-claims to John M .... of Lowestoft all right in three pieces of land in Lowestoft, in the field called Southfield. Dated on the vigil of St. James, apostle, 4 Hen. VII.

⟨Lowestoft⟩ Indenture dated 14 Nov., 12 Hen. VII (1496), by which John Cowper, carter, of Lowestoft, sells to William Cowper his son, for a payment of £22, "hys place as it [is] sette in the Southende".

John Andrewys of Lowestoft grants to Milo Kerech of Blundeston (Blondston), clerk, three roods of land in Lowestoft. Dated at Lowestoft, 20 Jan., 22 Hen. VII (1507).

Alice Halys(?) executrix ... remits to William Hadlays Robert Grosse, John Jatour, sen., and John Andrews all her right in one acre of land in Lowestoft. Dated at Lowestoft 5 April .... Hen. VII. [Partly effaced.]

John Boffe of Lowestoft (Lowystoft), gent., John Murdok, gent., and three others grant to Robert Hoddys and three others one piece of land containing 2 acres, in the field called Northfeld, also 2 acres of brushwood in Lowestoft (Lowystoft). Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft), 30 June, 23 Hen. VII (1508).

William Cook of Linstead Parva (Little Lynsted) and others demise and confirm to William Marche and Geoffrey Cook certain lands, rents, and tenements in Lowestoft (Lowystoft) and Oulton. Dated at Lowestoft (Lowystoft), 10 October, 3 Hen. VIII (1511).

Bond given by Matthew Burward, dated 3 ... 30 Elizabeth, for conveyance of property in Lowestoft and Gunton to Anthony Hutton(?) and his wife Audrey. [Partly illegible]

Extract from the manor court roll of Lowestoft (Lowystoft). Temp. Jac. I. [Illegible.]

Humfrey Yermonth, gent., of Blundeston (Blondyston, co. Suffolk), leases to John Everarde of Lowestoft, mariner, a messuage called Wyatts &c. in Lowestoft, for 10 years, at an annual rent of 20s. Dated 26 Sept., 27 Hen. VIII (1535).

Richard Mighell of Great Yarmouth (Great Jernemuth) one of the sons of James Mighall, deceased, sells to John Cooke of Gunton for £9 one acre of land in Lowestoft, in the field called Northfield. Dated at Lowestoft, 1 May, 1 James, 1603.