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CONTENTS.
PREFACK ...
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT DEEDS : —
Series A. -
Series B. - -
Series C. -
ERRATA
INDEX or PLACES
INDEX OF PERSONS
INDEX OF SUBJECTS, &c.
Page
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PREFACE.
AMONG the varied contents of the Public Record
Office, there is a vast quantity of Ancient Deeds, the
great majority of which are entirely unknown to students,
for want of a catalogue. They consist for the most
part of conveyances of land, but there are also agree-
ments, bonds, acquittances, wills, and other documents
concerning private persons, from the twelfth century
to the sixteenth.
Until the concentration of the national archives
during the present reign, these deeds were scattered in
different repositories — in the Chapter House at West-
minster, in the offices of the Court of Augmentations
and the Queen's Remembrancer, in the Rolls Chapel,
at the Tower of London, in the State Paper Office, in
the Land Revenue Office, in the Office of the Duchy
of Lancaster, and elsewhere, and they continued scattered
long after their removal to the Public Record Office.
Some have been preserved in the boxes known as the
" County Bags," while others have been labelled as
" Deeds Domestic," " Deeds Undescribed," " Miscellaneous
Deeds," and the like, there being at least three different
sets of " Deeds Various." Very many ancient deeds
were, moreover, discovered in 1886 and the two fol-
lowing years, in huge sacks of Chancery Miscellanea,
while others had been misplaced among the so-called
" Paper Documents," " Royal Letters," " Parliamentary
Petitions," and in other recognised classes. In the
V1 PllEFACE.
absence of any systematic numeration, it was impossible
even for the officers of this Department to form the
roughest estimate of the actual number of the deeds,
and such as had been arranged before 1886 were
arranged according to different methods. Those of one
series had been placed in chronological order, those of
another had been sorted according to counties, and
those of a third alphabetically under the names of
manors and parishes. Thousands were in no order
whatever. Such Calendars or Lists as had been
attempted were in every case imperfect, and in most
cases practically useless.
Some of the deeds relate to the ancient estates of
the Crown, others to monastic lands confiscated in the
middle of the sixteenth century ; some seem to have been
brought into courts of law as evidences of title, others
to have been deposited in the Chancery for enrolment
on the . Close Rolls. If the various parcels had been
preserved intact, the deeds relating to a particular
estate, being thus kept together, it would have been
easy to draw up a general catalogue of them sufficient
for practical purposes. The task, however, of attempting
to replace them in their original order, without any
certain clue, would have been difficult as well as lengthy,
and it has been thought simpler and more satisfactory
to number them consecutively, and to give a brief
description of each document.
The present volume is the first instalment of a
Catalogue of all the Ancient Deeds preserved in the
Public Eecord Office. It deals with
Nos. 1-1819 of the A. series, consisting of deeds of
the Treasury of the Eeceipt of the Exchequer,
formerly preserved in the Chapter House at
Westminster.
PREFACE. Vii
Nos. 1-1798 of the B. series, consisting of deeds
formerly preserved in the Court of Augmentations.
Nos. 1-1780 of the C. series, consisting of deeds of
the Court of Chancery, formerly preserved in the
Tower of London and the Bolls Chapel.
Each series above mentioned will eventually extend
to a very much higher number, and another series is
being formed of deeds of the Queen's Remembrancer's
Department of the Exchequer formerly preserved at
Carlton Ride.
The Catalogue professes to give the general purport
only of every deed described in it. To have inserted
minute particulars about lands and services, and the
names of all the witnesses would no doubt have made
it more satisfactory to some students, but would have
greatly retarded its progress and increased its size,
considerations which could not be overlooked in the
preparation of a scheme for dealing with so vast a
number of documents. Moreover, the legal and historical
value of ordinary conveyances of land is hardly such
as would justify a treatment of them as full as that
accorded to documents relating to public affairs. The
originals can be readily produced in the Search Rooms
of the Public Record Office.
Unless specified as French or English, the ancient
deeds described in this Catalogue are written in Latin.
The names of counties given in them have been printed
in the margin and not in the text, but the names
of counties printed within brackets do not occur in the
documents.
The Catalogue of deeds of the A. series has been
prepared under my superintendence by Mr. E. Salisbury,
B.A., a Junior Clerk in the Public Record Office; that
PREFACE.
of the B. series has been prepared by Mr. G-. F. Hand-
cock, a Senior Clerk; that of the C. series has been
prepared by Mr. C. H. Woodruff, B.C.L., with assist-
ance from Mr. Salisbury. Most of the proof-sheets
were examined by the late Mr. W. D. Selby, and other
officers of the Department have given assistance in
various ways.
The three Indexes have been compiled by Mr. Woodruff.
The first, dealing with the names of places, gives most
of them under their modern form. Field-names have
not been indexed. The second, dealing with the names
of persons, follows the spelling of the Catalogue, without
attempting to bring together particular surnames spelt
in various ways, unless they occur consecutively in
the alphabetical arrangement. Christian names have
been omitted from it, in order to keep the Index within
reasonable limits, but it is hoped that any inconvenience
thus caused will be counterbalanced by the fact that
the references are given to short numbered paragraphs,
and not to large pages full of proper names.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Rolls House,
September 12, 1890.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
OF
ANCIENT DEEDS.
Series A.
(EXCHEQUER: TEEASURY OF THE RECEIPT.)
[Bucks ] A. 1. Grant by John le Chapman, of Newport Paynel, to John de
Swonton and Emma his wife, of land in ' le Longegoselond,' in Chechelee.
Witnesses :— Roger Hodelyve, William Gully, of Newport, and others
(named). Newport, the first Sunday in Lent, 3 Edward III.
[Bucks ] A. 2. Grant by William, son of Robert the Beadle (Bedelli), of
Angmodesham, to Jerisia, his sister, of land in Angmodesham, at the
yearly rent of a rose. Witnesses :— Walter de Ran, Adam Eddred,
William le Dispenser, and others (named). Much injured.
[Bucks ] A. 3. Grant by Simon Russell, of Dachett, to his sons, John and
William', of his tenements in Dachett, with his goods and chattels, subject
to a clause of maintenance for himself, Isabella his wife, and their children,
and to a yearly payment of 20s. Windsor, 1 August, 16 Edward III.
Seal.
[Bucks 1 A 4 Grant by John de la Penne, of Dachette, to Walter Weylond
and Isabella his wife, of Windsor, of land on Ramforlong, in Dachette.
Witnesses : — John Meyn, John Eylwyne, John de Dachette, and others
(named). Seal.
[Bucks 1 A 5 Grant by William Roger, of Dachette, to Simon Tholi, of that
place', of land in 'la Flete,' in Dachette. Witnesses :— Henry de Ponte,
John de la Penne, Richard Alayn, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 6. Grant by Walter Tappelhawe, of Chalveye, to William le
Tyelere,' of Uptone, of land in Bousemed, adjoining Morforlong, in
Dachette. Monday before St. George the Martyr, 17 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks] A. 7. Bond between John atte Pleystouwe, of Langeleye, and Simon
Russel, of Dachette, relative to land in Ramfnrlang and Westmide-
furlong, in Dachette. 4 October, 6 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 8. Grant by Andrew de Blakewelle to Sir Hugh son of Otho, of a
meadow in Cestresham, at Blakewelle, adjoining the bank called ' Pyhtles-
burne' on the road from Bovendon to Blakewelle Mill, paying a clove
yearly. Witnesses : — Sirs Roger de Becheworthe, John de Cheyney,
Stephen de Cheyndut, the younger, and others (named).
Endorsed: Land at Blakewelle Melne, in the parish of Chessham, at
Jselhamsted, unjustly detained by the Earl of Oxford.
A S3524. Wt. 23508.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
• ' ! Ty John Lamberd to Walter Toly, of Dachette of land
Hurf) ,' heir of Sir Ko^ d<> Pinkenie,
Hugh le Despenscr, of the manors of Foulemere and Daohpf
*°""'
Kalph de
[Bucki.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
Russel,
Saints,
A. 19. Copy of A. 29. [15th century.]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
A. 20. Grant by Warin de Walecot to his brother Roger, in exchange
for land in Walecot held by the latter, of land in Langeley. Witnesses : —
Sir Ralph de Cheindut, Geoffrey de Ardena, Nicholas de Wavendon,
Thomas de Cheineduit, Alexander de Greinvil, and others (named).
A. 21. Grant by Richard, son of Peter Attemerende, to Simon Tholy,
of Dachette, of land in the vill of Dachette. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas de
Fonte, of Wyradesbury, Henry de Eyton, of the same place, Richard de la
Merke, and others (named).
A. 22. Grant by Awyn atte Aldre, and Juliana his sister, to Richard
Kenebalcl, of Dorneye, of lands and tenements in Dorneye. Sunday after
the Annunciation, 33 Edward III. Two seals.
A. 23. Release by John atte Pleystouwe, of Langele, to Simon Russel,
of Datchet, of land upon Ramfurlang, in Datchet. 8 June, 8 Edward III.
Seal.
^ 24. 'Letters of attorney by Richard atte Liente, of Burnham, to
Thomas "'in the Lane," the younger, of Datchet, to deliver to Simon Russel,
of Datchet, seisin of the fishery in the foss next the meadow called
'Menemed.' 18 February, 15 Edward III. Seal.
A. 25. Grant by Richard, son of John de Dachette, tanner, to John
de Elvetham and William Bucke, of land at Gateweye, extending to
Gatebruge, in Dachette. Sunday after St. Gregory, 22 Edward I. Seal.
A. 26. Grant by Richard, son of Peter Attemerende, to Simon Tholy,
of Dachet, of land in Datchet. Witnesses: — Sir Thomas de Ponte, of
Wyradesbury, Henry de Eyton, of the same place, Richard de la Merke, of
Upton, and others (named). Seal.
A. 27. Release by William de Medmenham to Simon Tholy, of
Datchet, of the land held by him of Richard, son of Peter Attemerhende,
in the field called ' le Linche,' at Datchet. Witnesses : — William Adam,
of Horton, Richard Alayn, of the same place, John de Subtle, and others
(named). Seal.
A. 28. Grant by John de Hoding to St. Mary of Wykes, of half a
marc of annual rent issuing out of land in Bechenefeld. Witnesses: —
Hugh de Goldingham, William de Hoding, Matthew de Braham, and
others (named). Seal.
A. 29. Grant by Dunecan de Lascelles, and Christina his wife, to the
House of St. Mary of Wykes, and I[donea], the prioress, of the homage of
Alard, son of Aldwin de Bosco, of land in Bekenesfeld, of that moiety of
land there called ' Deue,' and a moiety of the park of Walter de
Windleshores, in frankalmoign, in exchange for land granted by Christina,
daughter of Ralph de Windlesores, to that house. Further grant of a
moiety of the church of Burnham. Witnesses : — Richard de Gosfeld,
Ralph de Holdeng, John de Aiewill, and others (named). [Henry III.]
A. 30. Release by William, son of John de Hoding, to the House of
St. Mary of Wikes, of the rent and homage which Richard de Camera owes
them in Bekknefeud. Witnesses : — Master Roger de Gosebek, Sir Geoffrey
the Canon (Canonik'), prior of Lattimer, Sir Matthew de Braham, vicar of
Wirmundeford, and others (named).
A. 31. Release by John Durdaunt, of Denham, to Simon Russel, of
Dachette, and his brother John, of land and a messuage in Dachette.
Witnesses :— John Merre, William Wylee, John Aylrihc, and others
(named).
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Bucks.] A. 32. Release by Simon le Nappere, of Datchette, and Isabella his
wife, to Adam, son of William Wodiat, of the same place, of a cottage with
curtilage in Dachette. 11 May, 22 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 33. Grant by John, son of Robert le Fysschere, of Dachette, to
Adam Wodeyet, and Alice his wife, of a messuage and land situate at
Estlongforloug, Rampforloug, Chelt, Wilbaldesham (qua est forera),
' le Newemed,' ' le Lenge mersch,' Balmerescroft, ' le Flete,' ' le Northmed,'
and Bousemcd, in Dachette. 7 June, 23 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 34. Grant by William Wodiet, of Dachette, to Adam his son, of
land at Balmerescroft, in Dachette. Sunday after St. Luke the Evangelist,
2 Edward HI. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 35. Grant by Simon le Neppere, of Dachette, to Adam, son of
William Wodiet, of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage in Dachette.
2 June, 10 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 36. Release by Christiana, relict of Peter le Chapman, of Neuper
Paynel, to John, her son and heir, of land in Longegoselond, in Chich[eley].
Neuport, the first Sunday in Lent, 3 Edward III.
[Bucks.] A. 37. Grant by John Lambard, of Dachete, to William Wodiet, of
the same place, of land in Balmerescroft, in Dachete. Friday after St.
Augustine, 34 Edward I. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 38. Grant by Nicholas Brond, of Datchet, to Robert, sou of Robert
Est, of land in Dachet. Witnesses : — John de Penna, John Meyn, and
others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 39. Grant by Henry the Fisher (Piscator), of Boveneye, to
Walter, sou of Walter son of Robert de Dorneye, of land in ' le Sterte ' and
' le Ruwemore ' of Dorneye, in Boveneye. Witnesses : — Henry Louvel,
Simon de Werthingpole, Robert, son of Thomas Robin, and others (named).
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 40. Release by William Giffard, of Burstalle, to Thomas Horold,
of the same place, of the rent lately purchased by him from Robert Spvr, of
Burstall. Friday after St. Gregory, 48 Edward III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A , 41. Grant by William de la Brok to Geoffrey, son of Adam
Terwast, of land in the field called ' Heldefeld,' in Burnham. Witnesses : —
Adam de Burnham, Ralph Guiun, Richard de Sippeham, Richard de
Sancto Neotho, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 42. Grant by Nicholas Blund, of Bolesrope, to Adam the Smith
(Fabro), of land on the road leading from Weston to Burnham church
by Obindelle and ' la Batme,' in Burnham. Witnesses : — Adam de
Burnham, Richard de Sancto Neotho, Ralph Guiun, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 43. Grant by John Meyu, of Suthle, to William Emming, of
Dachette, of land in Dachette. Witnesses: — Simon Amant, John de la
Penne, William Pynkene, and others (named), fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 44. Release by Juliana de Muryfeld to Walter, son of Walter de la
Doune, of land in Great Kynebell. Monday after Trinity, 9 Edward I.
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 45. Inquisition taken relative to waste committed by Ela, Countess
of Warwick, upon the manor of Aston Clynton. [14-16 Edward I.]
Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Buck?.] A. 46. Undertaking given by Basilia, prioress of Wikes, to levy from
Richard, son of Benedict Beknesfeud, only 4*. Sd. yearly, during the minority
of the heir of John de Hoding, for heath held by him in the parish of
Beknesfeud. Witnesses :— The parson of Prating, Richard de Broma,
Thomas Lightwing, Matthew, vicar of Wirmundeford, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 47. Grant by John Brute, of Chechele, to Laurence Culpin, of
Neuport 1'aynel, and Giliana, his wife, of land at Goslond over against
Portwey, in Chechele. Witnesses : — Sampson Maunsel, John Maunsel,
Robert Randulf, Rannlf ad Fontem, and others (named). Fragment of
seal.
[Bucks.] A. 48. Grant by Robert de la Lente, of Burnharn, to Adam Averil, of
land in the parish of Burnham. Witnesses : — Ralph Goiun, Richard de
Kantelu, Richard de Grava, Richard de la Brome, aud others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 49. Grant by Nicholas Ruffus to Adam the Smith (Fabro) of land
[in Burnham]. Witnesses : — Adam de Burnham, Richard de Saiicto Neotho,
Amyse de Lalente, Ralph Guiun, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 50. Grant by Simon Amant, of Dachette, to Simon, son of Simon
the Tanner ( Tannatnris) , of Windsor, of land in the field called ' la Linche,"
in Dachette. Witnesses : — John de Subtle, John Eylwyne, Walter Tholy,
and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 51. Release by John Est, of Dachette, to Simon Russel, of the
same place, of land at Longehegge, in Dachette. 31 March, 10 Edward II U.
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 52. Grant by Richard atte Lente, of Burnhara, to Simon Russel, of
I)a< hette, of the fishery in the foss next the meadow called ' Menemed,' in
Dachette. 18 February, 15 Kdward III. Seal.
[Buck*.] A. 53. Grant by Robert called " le Budel," of Agmodesham, to
Sir Hugh son of Otho, knt., of land in Agmodesham. Witnesses : —
Sirs John de Cheyney and Stephen de Chendut, the younger, knts., Thomas
de Bulstrode, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 54. Grant by Berner de Rothoinago and Beatrice his wife to
Wai in de Walecot, clerk, in exchange for land of the latter, of land in
Laugley [see A. 56]. Witnesses: — Sirs Ralph de Cheinedut, Ralph his
son, Geoffrey de Ardena, Nicholas de Bolestrode, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 55. Grant by Ralph de Cheynedut to Roger de Walecot, upon the
marriage of the said Roger and Alice his wife, of land in Langeley.
Witnesses : — Sir Hugh de iMelsa, parson of Middilton, Robert the Chaplain
of Middilton, William the Chaplain of Langele, Thomas de Cheynedut,
Nicholas de Wavendon, William Basset, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 56. Confirmation by John, son and heir of Dame Beatrice de
Langeley, to Roger de Walecothe, of the grant of land which the said Roger
had in Langeley of the gift of Berner de Rothomago and the above-men-
tioned Beatrice, in exchange for other lands in Langeley. Witnesses : —
Nicholas de Bolestrede, Roger Harding, Roger de Blakeville, and others
(named).
[Bucks.] A. 57. Grant by Adam Wodyet, of Dachette, to John, son of Robert
le Fischere, of a messuage and lands in Dachette. 24 May, 23 Edward III.
Seal.
[Back*.] A. 58. Grant by Agnes, late wife of Robert le Fyssher, of Dachette, to
her son Robert and her daughter Margaret, of land in the field of Southlee,
in Dachette. 1 May, 17 Edward III. Seal.
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[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
. ^r £9' TTGrant b7 Jobn Fentone and Margery his wife, of Dachette,
,o Walter Hunte and Isabella his wife, of the same place, of land abutting
°" nkynnereriane, in Dachette. Saturday after St. Gregory, 3 Richard if
Much injured. Seal.
A. 60. Grant by John Baldewyne, of Windsor, to Simon Tholy, of
3tte, of the land urchased b
. . , nsor, o mon oy, o
3tte, of the land purchased by his father from Simon the Fisher
Ma Nortmed,' called < Halfeyerdedel,' in Dachette.
(fiscatore) in , cae aeyeree, n acette.
isses :— John Mem, John de la Penne, Henry de Merke, and others
(named). Seal.
wA; Q\ Indenture between Richard Bergholte, of Colchester, and
vyimam Kerdy attormes for the prioress and convent of Wykes, and
homas Fraunkeleyn, of Bekenesfeld, relative to his arrears of rent for
tenements m Bekenesfeld. Sunday before St. Barnabas the Apostle,
June, 43 Edward III. Seal.
A. 62. Grant by William Queinterel, of Dachete, to Robert, son of
Robert the Fisher (Piscator') and Agnes his wife, of the same place, of
and at Southle abutting on Tamesforlong, in Dachete. Wednesday
before St. Lucia, 9 Edward II. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 63. Release by Sybil, formerly wife of Richard de Dachette, to
.on Russel, of the same place, of land at Parkusende and Gateweye fin
Dachette]. Sunday before the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 10 Edward II
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
A. 64. Grant by William Meyn, of Dachette, to Walter Tholi, of the
P ' D m Dachette' Sunday before Christmas, 4 Edward II.
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
A. 65. Release by Peter de Boxstede, with the consent of Isabella his
wife, to Henry, son of the said Isabella, of a wood in the parish of Burnham,
f annual rents issuing out of tenements in Prestore, and at ' le Mul-
ZbT/ * W'tne?SeS :,rSir, ™*™> Vicar of B«™ham, William de Rolleburi,
Seab Brutewelle, clerk, Walter de Burnham, and others (named)!
A. 66. Grant by William Crees, of Boveneye, in Burnham, to William
ms son, of lands in Boveneye, of the fee called ' Cretnpehide,' and also of
certain annual rents. 4 February, 22 Edward III <*--
Seal.
A. 67. Grant by William Tuchet, knight, to Sir Hugh le Despenser,
of the manor of Lutegareshale, and also of the reversion of a rent outof the
for hl^T gaiW'^ale' hel<J bj M£bel> fomerly Wife of William Grymbald,
- Witnesses :-Sirs Hugh le Despenser, the younger, John de
D—
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
A. 68. Grant by Thomas Cratoun, of Burstall, to John de Cleyd
™ HL 1SSUmg °Ut °£ land ^ Bur8taU
of
«f iA^6-9'n GZ[a?t b^^°hn de la Penne' to Robert Est ailfl Joan his wife,
of land ,n Dachet. Witnesses :-J0hn Mein, Simon Amant, John Eylrihc
Walter Iholy, and others (named). *
p'p'T.u y Henry de P'nkeny to Simon, son of William le
Passur, of Dachente, of land and water in Dacch[ette]. Witnesses :_Cer
(named) Burnham, Richard de la Merke, and others
ANCIENT DEEDS.
<— < A3&s*2ttgg£^& £
Sachet. [4 or 5 Edward III.] Much injured. Two seals.
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
, [Bucks.]
[Bucks.]
72
[Bucks.]
by John de Cheyne, son of Alexander de Cheyne,
Brok', Sard 'de la Vache, Roger de Bechesworthe, Adam Aynel, kuts.,
and others (named). Seal.
A 73 Grant by Avelina de Brokea, widow and Geoffrey her son to
Adtm del Turfpit and Margery his wife of land m Burstalle. May,
17 Edward I. Two seals.
by William Hemmyng, son and heir of Richard Hem-
f^Tt^VJBf £±K £
feast of St. Andrew, 17 Edward III. Seal.
Release by William, son of Robert le Budel, the younger, of
gon^ to Robert le Budel, his father, of land in Agmodesham.
Sunday, the close of Easter, 8 Edward I.
Endorsed: Quit-claim of Robert le Bedel, the son, against Sir H[ugh]
son of Otho.
A 76 Confirmation by Roger Dakeny, lord of Lathebury, of the
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
lomew, 19 Edward II.
A 77 Grant by Walter Reynild, of Dorneye, to Thomas his son, of
land "in <la Southfelde,' called < Tordelond,' [in Dorney]. Tuesday after
St. Barnabas, 10 Edward II. Injured.
A 78 Grant by Edward II. to Hugh le Dfcpenser the younger, of
HameS manor, wMch belonged to Bartholomew de Badelesmere, a rebel.
Pontefract, 12 February, 16 Edward II. Great Seal.
A 79 Mandate by Stephen de Chenduth to the tenants of the manor
of telha9mstede to be ££SS to Sir Hugh son of Otho, to whom he has
granted the same manor and the whole tenement he had of J^n le Ran
in the yill of Aumondesham. London, the feast of the
4 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
A 80 Grant of protection to Hugh son of Otho, to whom Stephen de
Chtndu^ hadgtntedV manor of Isjlhamsted agamst the ^jn , re^Uye
to any debts contracted by the said Stephen with them in lespect ^o the
said manor of Iselhamsted. Westminster, 27 December, 6
Portion of Great Seal. ,
Endorsed- The King's writ to the Justices of the Jews relative to the
maSr^rolled at thlExchequer of the Jews among the Memoranda of
Easter Term, 6 Edward I.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Bucks. A. 81. A similar protection to the same purport and for the same
reason as specified in A. 80, granted by the King to Hugh sou of Otho,
relative to the manor of Iselhamsted". 27 December, 6 Edward I.
Injured.
[Bucks.] A. 82. A copy of A. 80. Fragment of Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 83. Another copy of A. 80.
[Coraw.] A. 84. Grant by Robert Brito, son of Reginald de Trelan, to Robert,
son of Stephen de Trelanbigan, of all the land in Trelanhigan that the said
Stephen held of the said Reginald, rendering therefor 30d. yearly and the
services specified. Witnesses : — Hervey son of Gilbert, John de Tregod,
Robert de St. Melan, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Bedf.] A. 85. Grant by Robert Pefot, of Aspeley, to Hubert de Burgh, Earl
of Kent, and Margaret his wife, of land on ' le Knol,' in the vill of
Aspeley. Witnesses : — Hugh de Saleford, Walter, son of William de Lecton,
Nicholas de la Mare, of Saleford, and others (named). [A.D. 1226-1243.]
[Essex.] A. 86. Demise, for 10 years, by William de Mora to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of two of his men, with their
services, &c., in Apsdene. Witnesses: — Robert de Rokel', Thomas de
Bordesden, Warin, son of William de Walker, and others (named). [A.D.
1238.]
Berks. A , 87. Mandate by Geoffrey de Pycheford, steward of Queen Eleanor,
to the tenants of the late James Rossel, of Upton, to be respondent to Sir
Adam de Stratton, to whom the Queen, by reason of her having the custody
(during the minority of the heirs) of the lands of the said James Rossel,
had demised land in the vill of Upton. London, the feast of St. Catharine,
9 Edward I.
[Bertf.] A. 88. Grant by William, abbot of Ramsey, to Nicholas de la Penne,
of Great Gravenhyrst, of land formerly belonging to Ralph de Tyvelle.
Witnesses : — Sir Bartholomew le Jovene, sheriff of Bedfordshire, Henry
de Meperteshale, Bartholomew de Bray, and others (named). [51-54
Henry III.]
Bedf. A. 89. Letters of attorney of Henry de Penkeny, knt., authorising
Thomas de Wyncelade to deliver to Hugh le Dispenser all his fees which Sir
Water le Fit Robert (sic) held of him in Tengery. Alnewik, Wednesday
after the Purification, 30 Edward I. Norman French. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] A. 9Q, Grant by John, son of Nicholas the Miller (Molendinar') of
Bedford, TO Robert the Sadler (Scellar'), and Amice his wile, of land in
the field of Bedford. Monday after St. Laurence, 47 Henry III. Seal.
Bedf. A. 91. Release by Emma, widow of the late William de Undewode, to
William Whyte, of Overton, and Walter de Chateriz, of her claim to lands,
tenements, &c. in the parish of Barton. Monday after St. James the
Apostle, 23 Edward III.
[Bucks.] A. 92. Grant by Thomas Freesel, of Bledelawe, to William de Catesby
of lands and tenements in the vills of Hameldone and Falle. Hameldon,
the feast of the Apostles Philip and James, 22 Edward I. Seal.
[Bedf.] A. 93. Grant by William, son of Lambert de Farndon, chaplain, to
Sir Hugh son of Otho, of all those lands which he held of the feoffinent of
Thomas de Flaunden and of John de Chene, respectively, in the vills of
Flaunden and Isenhamstede Cheyne. Witnesses : — Sirs Roger de Baches-
werthe, John de Cheyne, Stephen de Cheyndut, the younger, knts., and
others (named). Seal.
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Bucks,
Somers.,
Oxf., &c.
[Bucks.] A. 94. Grant by Sav.iric de Clovyle to William, son of John tie Bracy,
of land in the fields of Hertewelle and Staines, part of which bordered on
land held in dower by Matilda de Clovile of the land of the said Savaric,
and of meadows and pastures in ' le Inmede,' Meynotesham, ' Lagrantfeld-
mede,' and Hultendon. [Henry III.]
Endorsed: Grant by S[avaric] de Clovile to William, son of John de-
Bracy, of land which Lucy, his mother, had held in dower in the field of
Hertwell. [Henry III.]
A.. 95. Indenture, being a memorandum that, in the presence of
W. bishop of Worcester, Treasurer of England, Walter de Gloucester, the
escheator " citra Trentam," delivered to Hugh le Despenser the custody of
two parts of lands in Middelcleydon, in the King's hand by reason of the
minority of William, son and heir of William de Cantelupe, deceased,
together with the marriage of the said minor ; also the custody of lands in
Meriet, in the King's hand by reason of the minority of John, son and
heir of John de Meriet, deceased (over and above those assigned for the
dower of Margaret, late the wife of John de Meriet), together with the
marriage of the said minor ; also the custody of two parts of lands in
Norton Brun, in the King's hand by reason of the minority of Ralph, son
and heir of Richard de Fretewell, deceased, together with the marriage ot
the said minor ; also the custody of two parts of divers manors and lands
" citia Trentam," in the King's hand by reason of the minority of Peter,
son of Robert de la Mare, together with the marriage of the said minor ;
all which lands and marriages are assigned to the aforesaid Hugh, in part
payment of 2,000/. due to the said Hugh on account of monies lent to the
King. 19 November, 2 Edward II. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 96. Release by Nicholas Murdoc to Sir John de Haversham of a
pasture and rent [in Haversham]. Witnesses : — Sirs John Drueel, William
deNodario, Richard de Borard, of Clifton, and others (named). [Henry III.]
[Cornw.] A. 97. Release by Richard Franceis, of Truveru [? Truro], to Drew
de Penhal of a messuage in Truveru, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Bernard Keustock, Robert Keustock, Drew de Truverbicham, Philip Eliot,
Deui de Truveru, and others (named). [13th century.] Injured.
[Bedf.] A. 98. Grant by King Edward II. to Hugh le Despenser, the younger,
and to Eleanor his wife, of the reversion of the manors of Stotfold, Haime,
and Wilton, held for life by William de Braose after forfeiture by John de
Moubray. Rothwell, 1 June, 15 Edward II.
[Cornw.] A. 99. Grant by Robert, son of Gilbert de Detwode, to Stephen de
Dynesel, of all his land in Trederf [Tretherf] and Goynrytir " in sicco et
humido." Witnesses : — Robert and William le Brun, William de Trenael,
and others (named). Saturday after St. Mark the Evangelist, 25 Edw. [I.].
[Bedf.] A. 100. Grant by Philip de Ho to Christiana Walerond his wife, as
her dower, of lands in Grethamstede in the parish of Luton, formerly held
in dower by his mother, Ellen de Ho, after the decease of Richard de Ho,
his father. Witnesses :— Sirs Hugh le Despensyr, Gilbert de Elsefeud,
William Devyle, Robert Colewerth, Richard de Thorp, knts., and others
(named). [Edward I.] Seal.
Bedf. A. 101. Letters patent of William de Brewose as to the manors of
Stotfold, Haime, and Wyliton. 28 November, 16 Edward II.
[Bedf.] A. 102. Release by Nichoks Pig, of Bedford, to Gregory de Sancto
Albano, clerk, of a messuage and curtilage upon Berdesstapel in Bedford,
rendering for "hagablnm" Jrf. at "Hokeday." Witnesses: — John
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Brodeye, Alan de Caudewelle, James, son of James Folebrit, John le
Noreis, Ralph de Statsand.
Endorsed: Sealed in the chamber of Gregory the clerk at the Hospital
of St. John's, Bedford, on the vigil of All Saints, 44 Henry III. [ The last
four witnesses are noted " obiit."]
fBedf.] A. 103. Grant by Richard de Shevingdou, abbot of Ramsey, to
William de Risceby, the elder, for his life, of the rent issuing from lands
demised in fee farm by Hugh [de Sulgrave], abbot of Ramsey, and his
convent to William Waleys and Joan his wife, in the fields and meadows
of Great Gravenhirst. Ramsey, 23 February, 49 Edward III. Norman
French.
[Bedf.] A. 104. Grant by Ralph de Tyvill to Hugh, the abbot, and the
convent ot Ramsey, of a tenement with appurtenances in Gravenhurst, Eye
buthlmgdon, and Pekesden, and the tenement which Elena, relict of Hugh
de Tyvill, uncle of Ralph, held in dower in the same places (except one
acre of land farmed to Roger Wythbred before this agreement), for ten
years or until the abbot and convent have received ten complete crops
therefrom, stubble not being counted a crop. For which grant they have
paid Ralph 74 marcs "in his urgent necessity." Witnesses :— Master
Gilbert de Wepsted, Eustace de Caunville, and others (named) The
morrow of St. Brice the Bishop, 50 Hen. HI.
[Bedf.] A. 105. Obligation of Nicholas de la Penne, of Gravenhyrst to pay
the abbot of Ramsey the yearly rent of 8*. he owes for eight acres of land
he holds of the fee of Robert Bryan in Gravenhyrst Parva, and to quit-
claim all the land the abbot and convent have bought of Ralph de
Tyvylle, of the fee of Robert Bryan, of all demands that could be made
thereupon. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Mapertishale, Richard Gabyun
Richard de la Bere, and others (named). [50 Hen. III.] Seal.
[Bedf.] A. 106. Confirmation by William de Cantilupe to the chapel in his
court of Eyton, of the grant made to it by his father, William de Cantilupe'
of a messuage and 12 acres of land in Eyton, 6 measures of wheat yearly'
and 22 solidates of annual rent; with a further grant of 50*. yearly to
support a second chaplain, and of a croft to keep a lamp burning in the
chapel ; with stipulations as to the appointment and support of the two
chaplains. Witnesses :— Sir John son of Geoffrey, William de Warnevill
and others (named). [Edw. I.]
Endorsed: " Eytona com. Bedf. nunc Eton. It appears that Cantilupe
had fcyton and it was settled on Millecent, married to Ive Zouche
Claus. 2 E. I. dorso m. 12. Scr. P. L. [Le Neve]."
[ ] A. 107. Grant by William de la More to the canons of Holy Trinity
AMudT'T,°L th^ ,h.om^e and service of Ailbod Rufus, and all the land
Ailbod holds of him in Langeport, at a yearly rent of two white gloves •
saving the King's foreign rent appertaining to three acres of the same fee'
Witnesses :— Richard de Satesbir', Adam de Bracking, and others (named)!
\_c. A.I). 1238.J Scctl,
[Herts.] A. 108. Grant by Theobald, son and heir of William de Mora to
Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London of the
tenement that John Plume and Reginald Scherewind held at Apseden at a
yearly rent of Id. to himself, and 4rf. to the lord. For this grant the osnoas
have paid four silver marcs. Witnesses :— Robert de la Rochele, John des
Eschalers, Thomas son of Wi, John de Lesnes, Nicholas de Anesti, Oliver
de Sandon, Walter Hacon, John de Marines, Peter Bussel, John de Tefonte
and others (named). The day of St. Peter in Cathedra, 1240[-1]
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Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
A 1O9 Grant by Nicholas, son of Richard the Merchant (Mercatoris),
of Doiney'of the half of a messuage and all his laud and rents in Dorney,
I Jol n son of Richard in la Lane, of Windsor, upon the marriage of the
latter with his daughter Matilda, at an annual rent of 2j. llrf., the premises
to revlr to Nicholas and his heirs after the death of the said John and
Matilda. Witnesses s_Richard de Suthore, Ralph de la Hyelde, and others
(named). Seal.
A 11O Grant by Nicholas, son of Walter the Smith (Fabr'), of
Doraev to Walter, son of Walter son of Robert de Cippeham, of three acres
Sand'in Dorney at a yearly rent of 12A Witnesses -Robert de Brute-
welle, clerk, Walter de Dorneye, clerk, and others (named). [Edward I.]
Seal.
A 111 Grant by Thomas, son of Walter Reynild, of Dorney, to
Thomas son of Walter, of the same, of half an acre in Dorney, to be held
bv the services due to the chief lord of the fee Witnesses :-Will,am
Lovel, Nicholas le Cave, and others (named). Monday next before St.
Matthew the Apostle, 19 Edward II.
A 112 Grant by Robert called ' le Priour,1 of Chepyng Farndon, to
Robert le Grete, for a certain sum of money, of a messuage and curtilage
in Dorney, which he had by gift from Alice Davers. 4 July, o Edward 1 II.
A 113 Grant by Robert atte Sawegere to William, son of Richard
son of Walter de Dorney, of the cottage and curtilage in Dorney he
formerly had by feoffment of Robert le Priour. Tuesday, the feast of
St. Thomas the Martyr, 6 Edward III.
A 114 Grant by William, son of Richard son of Walter de Dorney,
to Robert atte Saugere and Matilda his wife, of a cottage and curtilage m
Dorney. Thursday next before St. Valentine, 7 Edward III. Seal.
A 115 Grant by Matilda, formerly wife of Robert atte Saugere, to
Robert le' Heir, of Frymelee, and Matilda his wife, of a cottage with
curtilage in Dorney. Tuesday, the feast of St. Peter ad Vmcula,
9 Edward III.
A 116 Grant by Thomas Fizwater, of Dorney, to John Michel, of
Burn'hain,'of arable land in Burnham, from the present time till next
Michaelmas and for 14 years from then free of rent The said Thomas
binds himself to observe these covenants under penalty of 20*. to the said John,
to be levied on his goods if he infringe them. 24 March, 21 Edward ]
Fragment of seal.
A 117 Release by Richard Lovel, son and heir of William Lovel, of
Bove'neye.'to Richard, son of Thomas Fizwater, of Dorney, of an acre of
land in < le Southfelde.' Dorney, 6 March, 26 Edward III
Endorsed : " Carta de 1 acra terre in ' le Suthfeld super Wethull.
A 118 Grant by Symon Saffrer, of Dorney. to his son Richard and
his lawful heirs, of an acre of land lying on the < Heywey ' [in Dorney]
with reversion to Symon and his heirs in case of the decease of Richard and
his lawful heirs. Dorney, Saturday next before St. Perpetua the Virgin,
22 Edward III. Seal.
A 119 Grant by Walter to Richard .... of the moiety of
a messuage and some land in Dorney. 29 [Edward III.] Decayed, only
half the document remaining.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Bucks. A. 120. Grant by Simon de Worthyngpole, of Dorney, to Thomas
William, of Dorney, of a piece of his garden in Dorney, containing
13 ft. by 63 ft. 12"October, 13 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Bucks. A. 121. Grant by Margery, daughter of Ralph Elys, of Dorney, to
Walter, son of Walter son of Robert, of a cottage with curtilage and three
acres of land in Dorney. Witnesses : —Robert the Clerk (Cleiico), of
Dorney, and others (named).
Bucks. A. 122. Grant by Henry Lovel, of Boveneye, to Walter, son of Walter
de Dorney, of two acres of land in Dorney, at a yearly rent of one clove.
Witnesses : — Robert le Clerk of Dorney and others (named.). [Edward I.]
Endorsed: " Carta de duabus acris terre in ' le Suthfeld ' super ' le
Wetlmlle.' "
Bucks. A. 123. Grant by Geoffrey Maister and Juliana, his wife, to Walter
son of Robert, for 16 rnarcs of silver, of a messuage and 13 acres of land in
Dorney, coming to them by the death of Richard son of Alexander, father
of the said Juliana, a yearly rent of 4*. 2d. issuing from a tenement
which Nicholas Culp holds of them, and a rent of 2*. 5d. issuing from
other tenements in Dorney, at a yearly rent of one clovi'. Witnesses : —
Ralph le Roter and others (named).
Bucks. A. 124. Grant by Nicholas Fitz Water to Robert Scot and Richard
Plemell, all of Dorney, of all his lands, tenements and other possessions in
co. Bucks, viz., in Dorney, Boveney and Burnham. Wednesday the
feast of the Apostles Philip and James, 21 Richard II. Seal.
Bucks. A. 125. Grant by Nicholas William to Nicholas Fitzwater, both of
Dorney, of all his lands and tenements in Dorney and Boveuey, which
formerly belonged to Thomas William, of Dorney, except one house and
garden adjoining, and of annual rents of 12rf. issuing from a certain cottage,
Wd. from tenements specified, and 4d. from an acre of land at Warnyngpole,
the situation of all the premises being clearly defined. Sunday, the morrow
of Michaelmas, 10 Richard II. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 126. Grant by Nicholas Dent, of Dorney, and John Webbe, of
New Windsor, to Magota, late wife of Richard Kenebolde, of Dorney, of a
messuage with curtilage and six acres of land in Dorney, for her life, with
reversion to the right heirs of Richard Kenebolde. Witnesses :— Nicholas
Fewater and others (named). Friday, the feast of St. Gregory the Pope,
18 Richard II. Two seals, one a fragment.
[Bedf.] A. 127. Grant by Peter de Buelles and Mary his wife, to the church
of St. Benedict at Ramsey, the abbot Hugh, and the convent there, of
land in Gravenhurst, in exchange for the same quantity of land belonging
to the abbey granted to them by charter under the abbot's seal. Witnesses :
— Sir Richard, son of Ralph de Smelhesho, knight, Bartholomew de Bray,
John de la Mare, Roger de Akholt, Thomas de Grauntcurt, and others
(named). [A.D. 1254-1267.]
[Bedf.] A. 128- Release by Ralph de Tyville to the church of the Blessed
Mary and St. Benedict of Ramsey, and the abbot and convent there, of all his
manor of Gravenhurst, with its appurtenances in Suthlingdon, Gravenhurst,
Pekesden, and Meparteshale, on payment to him of Id. [yearly] at Easter.
For this grant the abbot and convent have paid him 250 marcs of silver.
Witnesses : — Bartholomew le Juven', then sheriff of Bedford, Master
Gilbert de Wepstede, then steward of Ramsey, William de Stowe, John de
Sulegrave, John de Beaines, Eustace de Caumvill, John do Bray, and Geoffrey
Bolond. [A.D. 1266-1270.] Seal.
Endorsed : " Carta de manerio de Gravenhyrst dupplicata."
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[Bedf.] A. 129. Duplicate of the above release to Ramsey Abbey. The same
witnesses, the last only being omitted. [A.D. 1266-1270.] Seal.
[Bedf.] A. 130. Grant by Ralph de Tyvile to the church of St. Marv ami
St. Benedict at Ramsey, Hugh, the abbot, and the convent there, of 1 6 acres
of land in a field called ' Sudgrave,' in frankalmoign. The position of the
land is accurately defined. Witnesses: — Sir William le Moneye and Sir
Berengar le Moyne, knights, Master Gilbert de Welpsted, then steward
of Ramsey, Thomas de Granteurth, Eustace de Caumville, William the
Clerk (Cl'ico) of Pekesdene, John de Sulgrave, John de Benmeys, au.i
William de Stowe. [c. A.D. 1270.]
[Bedf.] A. 131. Grant by Ralph, called ' the Marshal ' (Marescallus), of Craun-
feld, to John de Sutton, clerk, for 40*., of his wood called ' Brechgrove,' iu
Craunfeld. Saturday next after the Nativity of John the Baptist,
22 Edward [I.]. Seal.
[Bedf.] A. 132. Grant by Nicholas de la Dole to the church of St. Benedict at
Ramsey, Sir Ranulf, the abbot, and the convent there, of all his land of ' la
Dole ' in Cranfeld. Witnesses : — William de WassingeP, Geoffrey SOB of
Rodlaund, Roger de Hacolt, and others (named). [A.D. 1231-1253.]
[Bedf.] A. 133. Confirmation by H[ngh], abbot of Ramsey, of the grant by
Geoffrey tlie Cook (Cod), brother of Gervase de Hokes, of Cranfeld, to
Thomas the Mason (Cementar'), of Wuburn, of the tenement in which
Gervase de Hokes died seised in demesne as of fee to be held of the abbot
and his successors on payment of half a marc of silver yearly at the same
three terms as the other tenants of the abbey in Craufeld. Witnesses : —
Geoffrey'Rodland, William de Wassingele, Ralph the Marshal (Mariscallo),
of Cranfeld, and others (named). [A.D. 1216-1231].
[Bedf.] A. 134. Release by Ralph, called ' the Marshal,' of Craunfeld, to John
de Suttone, clerk, of the wood in Craunfeld, called ' Brechgrove,' which he
has granted to the said John by charter [see A. 131]. Witnesses : — Richard
Rodlaud, Robert de la Bourne, Philip Rycher, William de Wassingle, and
others (named). Wednesday next before St. Mark the Evangelist,
23 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] A. 135. Release by John de Sutton, clerk, to John, abbot of Ramsey,
of the wood called ' Brechgrove ' [in Cranfeld], which he had by grant and
feoffment from Ralph called ' le Mareschal,' of Craunfeld. Witnesses: —
John de Clervaus, Ralph de Clervaus, Alexander de Rypton, William de
Wassingle, Richard Rodlaund, Philip Richer, Robert de la Burne. [A.D.
1285-1316.] Fragment of seal.
Bedf. A. 136. Letters of attorney of John, abbot of Ramsey, authorising
Stephen de Deneford, his fellow-monk, to receive the seisin, by feoffment of
William de Wassingley, the elder, of a messuage and land in Craunfeld which
formerly belonged to Elias de Hokes. Ramsey, Tuesday next before
St. Hilary, 4 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] A. 137. Grant by William, son of William sou of Robert de Craunfeld,
to William, son of William de Wassyngleye, of Craunfeld, for 20 marcs, of
all his land and tenement in Craunfeld, with all appurtenances and the
homage and service of free tenants, many of whom are named, the said
William paying the grantor annually, for term of his life, six marcs of
silver. Witnesses: — Roger Hermer, of Merston, Philip Richer, of Wrox-
hulle, and others (named). Tuesday, the vigil of St. Ambrose the Bishop,
in April, 24 Edward I. Contemporary transcript.
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[Bedf.] A. 138. Grant by John de Suttone, clerk, to the church of St. Benedict
of Ramsey, to John, the abbot, and the convent thereof, of all his wood called
' Brechgrove ' in Craunfeld. Witnesses : — Richard Rolland, Philip Rycher,
William Robert, and others (named). Tuesday next after St. Nicholas,
33 Edward I.
[Bedf.] A. 139. Demise by Simon, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, to
Sir William de Herle, knight, Robert de Sadyngton, and Master Robert de
Burgh, rector of Houghton, of the manor of Schutlyngdon, with the hamlets
of Pekesdene and Gravenhurst, the manors of Barton and Craunfeld,
with the appurtenances, saving the advowsons of the churches of all the
manors, at the yearly rent of 113/. 6*. 8d. for the manor of Shutlyngdon,
for Barton 50/., and for Craunfeld 1001. of silver, with right of re-entry
upon the premises in case of failure of payment. Witnesses : — Sirs William
le Moigne and John de Deen, knights, and others (named). Ramsey,
3 February, 11 Ed w. III.
[Bucks.] A. 140. Grant by Roger de Walecote, and Alice his wife, daughter of
William Bataile, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of all land with appurtenances which they held in Langeley of the
fee of Sir Ralph de Cheyndedut, paying 8*. yearly to the lord of the soil
(domino fundi). Witnesses: — Reiner de Bungeye, then Mayor of London,
John de Gisortz, Michael Tovy, then sheriffs of London, John de Chodres,
sheriff of Middlesex, William de Paris, John Harding, Roger de Blakevile,
Ralph le Tailur, and others (named). [23 or 25 Hen. IIT.] One of the
two seals remaining.
[Bucks.] A. 141. "" Confirmation by Ralph de Cheyndedut to Richard, the prior, and
the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of the above grant, the property being
described as " the tenement with houses and appurtenances which Roger de
Walekote, and Alice his wife, held in Langley ; " the rent of 8*. being
reserved, and the prior and convent] giving 20 marks of silver for this
confirmation. Witnesses : — Sir Geoffrey de Arenden, Alexander de Chesney,
Geoffrey de Childewik, Hugh Pirun, knights, Nicholas de Bulstrode,
Ralph le Tailur, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.] Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 142. Grant by Ralph de Cheyndedut to Richard, the prior, and the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, of 3£ ferthings (ferthingos) of land
with messuages, &c. in Langele, at the yearly rent of 2s. Witnesses : — Sir
Geoffrey de Arendene, Nicholas de Flaumdene, Reginald Rudifat, Nicholas
de Bruera, Nicholas de Bulestrode, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Bncks.] A. 143. Confirmation by Stephen de Cheyndedut, son of Ralph de
Cheyndedut, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London,
of all lands granted them by his father Ralph in Langele, to be held
according to the tenor of charters of the said Ralph. Witnesses : — Philip
Basset, Richard de Banstede, clerk, Peter de Tany, John de Esenefeld. and
others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Berks.] A. 144. Grant by Thomas, son of Thomas son of Adam de Denehes-
worth, to Sir Adam the Clerk (Clerico) of Stratton, of all his land in
Dencheswurth except what Alice his mother holds as her dower ; at an
annual quit-rent of Id. For this grant the said Adam has paid him
27 marcs of silver. Witnesses :— Walter de Ripariis, of Hanney, John
de Gopsulle, William de Semmor, of Hanney, William de la More, and
others (named),
[Berks.] A. 145. List of a jury, headed " Inquisicio de Henrico de Chokes."
Fifteen of the names have the word " Jur' " against them. Damaged.
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[Berks.] A. 146. Letters of attorney of William de Wykhani, archdeacon of
Lincoln, John do Estburi, and Thomas Temese, appointing Robert
Northward to receive seisin of the manor of Wadolee and Wykyngesham,
granted them by Sir Richard de Penbrugg. Wadelee, 3 February,
38 Edward III. Fragments of three seals.
[Berks.] A. 147. Release by Rosa, relict of John de Horsull, of New Windsor,
deceased, to John, son of Simon Russel, of Datchet, of three acres of old
inclosure at Barndestone by ' le Knappes,' in Old Windsor, according to a
grant thereof made by the said John Horsull \_sic~] to the same Russel.
Thursday, the morrow of the Conception, 18 Edward III.
[Berks.] A. 148. Release by John [de Estbury ? See Inq. p.m., 48 Edward III.,
No. 22] to Fulk of a burgage in Spenhamland recovered by writ
of right in Berkshire against David Lakefat. For this quitclaim Fulk
has given him 20*. Witnesses : — Elias de Bagenore, Roger Walerond,
Ralph Fitele, Roger de Loges, then steward, and others (named).
Decayed.
[Berks.] A. 149. Grant by Sir John Brocas to the King of all his lands and
tenements in Clewer, Bray, Dydeworth, and Windsor. Witnesses : — Simon
bishop of Ely, John bishop of Worcester, William de Wykeham, arch-
deacon of Lincoln, John de Foxlee, John Syfrewast, and John atte Lee,
knights. Windsor, 25 February, 38 Edward [III.]. Seal of arms
broken.
[Berks.] A. 150. Release by Peter de Brumpton, clerk, to King Edward III.,
of all his lands and tenements in Windsor Park. London, 1 June,
50 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 151. Grant by John Smyth, of New Windsor, to King Edward III.
and his right heirs, of an acre of land in the field called ' Lydecroft,'
below Windsor Castle. Witnesses : — John Cyfrewast, knight, and others
(named). Windsor, 1 March, 42 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 152. Grant by Isabel Hertle, of New Windsor, to the same, of an
acre of land in the field called ' Lydecroft.' Same witnesses named as in
A. 151. 1 March, 42 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 153. Grant by William Trussel, knight, of Cublesdon, to Edward
King of England and France, of his lands and tenements of " Fobye Johan,
Hiremere and Wicchemere," assarted from the soil of the forest of Windsor,
and his possessions in Old Windsor, New Windsor, Wynkefeld, and Ascot,
which are parcel of the castle and manor of Windsor, and which Oliver de
Burdeux held by grant from Edward, father of the present King ; also of the
lands which the said Oliver had in Eton by Windsor, and which William de
Stratton, knight, holds for the term of Oliver's life, after whose death they
ought to remain to Trussel, but such remainder he transfers to the King.
This is in exchange for the manor of Eton Hastyngs, co. Berks, and the
advowson of the church of the same manor, which the King has granted
Trussel by his charter. Witnesses : — William bishop of Winchester,
John bishop of Rochester, Richard, Earl of Arundel, and Roger de
Mortimer, Earl of March, Geoffrey de Say, John de Gray, of Retherfeld,
Richard la Vache, and John Brocas. New Windsor, 2 January, 1348[-9],
32 Edward III.
[Berks.] A. 154. Release by Roger Monfort, called ' Hunte,' of Reading, to
Richard atte Stonyforde, of the lands and tenements formerly the property
of John le Foughlere, in Wood Street, Reading. Witnesses : — Richard Budel,
mayor of Reading, and others (named). Reading, Thursday next before
St. George, 3 Richard II. Seal.
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[Berks.] J^t 155. Grant by Adam Caperon, of New Windsor, to the King, of an
acre of land in the field called ' Lydecroft.' Same witnesses named as in
A. 152. 1 March, 42 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 156. Grant by William de la Wysaude to Hugh le Dispenser
(Dispensatori), son and heir of Sir Hugh le Dispenser, of a messuage and
curtilage in St. Giles' parish, Reading, at a yearly rent of 18rf. silver ;
the said Hugh having paid 5 marcs of silver for this grant. Witnesses : —
Gilbert le Blunt, Nicholas de Didenham, William de la Gaston', and others
(named).
A. 157. Release by John le Foughlere, son and heir of the late
Gilbert le Foughle [sic], of Reading, to Richard atte Stonyford, of lands
and tenements formerly belonging to John le Foughlere, his uncle, in
Wood Street, Reading. Witnesses : — Richard Budel, mayor of Reading,
and others (named). Reading, Wednesday next before St. George,
3 Richard II. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 158. Release by Walter Strode, of Reading, to Richard Stonyng-
forde, of Birefilde parish, of a tenement called ' Stonyngfordes place,' in
Wood Street, Reading. Tuesday next belore St. Laurence, 17 Richard II.
[Berks.] A. 159. Grant by John Foughlere, son and heir of the late Gilbert le
Fougblere, to Roger Hunte, and Isabel his wife, of a tenement in Wood
Street, Reading, which came to him at the death of John le Fonghlere, his
uncle, during the life of each of them, and for a year after their decease, at
a yearly rent of 12*. Reading, Monday next after Michaelmas, 3 Richard II.
Seal.
[Berks.] A. 160. Grant, by John le Foughlere, son and heir of the late Gilbert
le Foughlere, of Reading, to Richard atte Stonyford, of all the lands and
tenements in Wood Street, Reading, which came to him on the death of
John le Foughlere, his uncle. Witnesses : — Geoffrey Budel, mayor of
Reading, and others (named). Reading, Tuesday next before St. George,
3 Richard II. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 161. Grant by John de Olney to King Edward III. " and his right
heirs of England," of 5 acres in the field called ' Lydecroft,' below Windsor
Castle. Witnesses : — John Cyfrewast, knight, and others (named). Windsor,
1 March, 42 Edward III. Seal of arms.
[Berks.] A. 162. Declaration by John Marner and John Sly, executors of the
will of John Tumour, of Reading, that the latter by his will, dated Tuesday
next before the feast of St. Laurence the Martyr, 1397, having left a certain
messuage in London Road, Reading, to Margaret his wife, for her life, and
directed that after her death it should be sold by consent of the mayor for
the time being, and the proceeds given to the support of the work in the
nave of St. Giles* Church, Reading ; with the assent of William Skoryare,
this year mayor of Reading, they have granted the said messuage to John
Merham, of Reading, and Matilda his wife. Witnesses : — William Skoryare,
this year mayor of Reading, John Barbour. and William Norhampton,
bailiffs, and others (named). 8 April, 21 Richard II. Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 163. Release by Marion Barr', late wife of Adam Barr', of Old
Windsor, to Richard atte Wodde, of the same place, of nil the property in the
parish of Old Windsor formerly belonging to her husband. Witnesses: —
- Thomas Gooldchoppe and Robert Ward, of Aylesbury, and others (named).
Sunday next after the Annunciation, 21 Richard II.
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[Berks.] A. 164. Letters Patent containing the grant to Isabel Queen of England,
"our Consort," of the castles, boroughs, and honours of Walyngforcl and
St. Valery (de Sancto JFalerico), with their appurtenances, for her life; all
clues that could or ought to be levied therein for the use of the King or
his heirs to be levied for the Queen's use. Westminster, 22 April,
10 [Edward II.].
Endorsed: " be Castro et Manerio de Wallingford." Duplicate.
Fragment of Great Seal.
[Berks.] A. 165. Letters Patent confirming the grant to Richard de Pene-
brugge, knight, by the abbot and convent of Stanley Abbey, Wilts, of
their manor lately called ' Worda,' but now called the manors of Wadele and
Wykyngesham, together with the knights' fees, advowsons of churches, and
all other appurtenances, although the Abbey had those manors from the
King's ancestors in frankalmoign. Westminster, 4 July, 37 Edward [III.]
Great Seal, slightly damaged.
[Berks.] A. 166. Release by John Bryth', of Old Windsor, to John Warde, of
the same, of an acre of land in Crokkerescroft, in the same town, of which
he has made Warde a grant. Old Windsor, Tuesday, the feast of the
Annunciation, 5 Henry IV.
[Berks.] A. 167. Grant to Richard de Pembrugg of two fairs yearly in his
manors of Wadelee and Wykyngesham, on Ascension Day and Mary
Magdalene's Day, respectively, under certain restrictions specified ; and
also licence to impark 200 acres in the manors aforesaid. Witnesses: —
S[imou] bishop of Ely, Chancellor, J[ohn] bishop of Worcester, Treasurer,
John, Duke of Lancaster, and Edmund, Earl of Cambridge, "our most dear
sons," Richard, Earl of Arundel, William de Monte Acuto, Earl of Salisbury,
Thomas de Veer, Earl of Oxford, Edward le Despenser, and John atte Lee,
Steward of the Household. Westminster, 10 February, 38 Edward [III.].
Fragments of Great Seal in leather bag.
[Berks.] A. 168. Grant by William de Wikham, archdeacon of Lincoln,
John de Estbury, and Thomas Temese, by royal licence, to Richard de
Pembrugge, knight, of the manor \_xic] of Wadelee and Wykingesham, which
they had by grant of the sanu; Richard ; with remainder to Edward, King
of England, and his heirs if Pembrugge die without heirs. Witnesses : —
Almaric de St. Ainuml, Robert de Corbet, and Thomas de Besils, knights,
Gilbert de Schotesbrok, John Clet, John de Eketon, and others (named).
Wadelee, 18 February, 38 Edward III. Two seals of arms, and one with
a device.
[Berks.] A. 169. Grant by Richard de Penbrugge, knight, by royal licence,
to William de Wykbam, archdeacon of Lincoln, John de Estburi, and
Thomas de Temese, of his manor of Wadelee and Wykyngesham, which
he had by grant of the abbot and convent of Stanlegh [co. Wilts].
Witnesses as in A. 168. Wadelee, 13 February, 38 Edward III. Seal
of arms.
[Berks.] A. 170. Letters patent licensing John, abbot of Stanley, co. Wilts,
and the convent of the same abbey, to enfeoff Richard de Penebrugge,
knight, with their manor, lately called ' Worda,' but now known as the
manors of Wadele and Wykyngesham, with its knights' fees, advowsons,
and all other appurtenances, and giving permission to Penebrugge to hold
the same. Westminster, 1 June, 37 Edward [III]. Portion of Great
Seal.
Endorsed : " Irrotulatur in memorandis Scaccarii, videlicet, inter
Recorda de termino Sancti Michaelis, anno xlviii0 Regis Edwardi tertii,
ex parte Reinemoratoris Regis, in quodam proccssu tangente Ricardum de
Penebrugge infrascriptum."
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A. 171. Grant by John Pope, of Old Windsor, to Adam Ban-', of
half an acre of land bordering on the Thames in Old Windsor parish,
formerly belonging to John Causere, in a meadow called ' Quenegrove.' Old
Windsor, Thursday next after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 28 Edward III.
A. 172. Grant by Thomas de Tyle, of Old Windsor, to Adam Ban-'
and Marion his wife, of the same place, of a tenement and croft adjoining,
and 7^ acres of land in ' la Northfeld,' ' le Walks,' ' le Hnme,' and elsewhere
in the fields of Old Windsor, as herein specified, at yearly rents of 2s. Qd. to
himself, and Qd. to the prioress of Ankerwyk. The morrow of St. Julian
the Bishop, 37 Edward III. Seal.
A. 173. Release by William Howeman, of Aylcsbury, and Cristinu
his wife, to Richard atte Wodde, of Old Windsor, of all lands and
tenements in Old Windsor parish, formerly belonging to Adam Barr',
father of the said Cristina. Witnesses : — Thomas Goldehoppe and Robert
Ward, of Aylesbury, and others (named). Old Windsor, 2 April,
21 Richard II. Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 174. Letters of attorney of Marion Barr, relict of Adam Barr,
of Old Windsor, authorising Thomas Mulleward, of New Windsor, and
John Ward, of Old Windsor, to give seisin to Richard attc Wodde, of
Old Windsor, of all her lands and tenements [in Old Windsor, see A. 175],
as in a grant of fee simple thereof made to the said Richard is more
fully contained. Old Windsor, Sunday next before the Annunciation,
21 Richard II. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 175. Grant by the same to the same of all her lands and tene-
ments in Old Windsor. Witnesses as in A. 174. Old Windsor, Sunday
next before the Annunciation, 21 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 176. Grant by William de Kenebell to Warin de Monte Canesy of
seven solidates of rent due to him annually from Ralph, son of John de
Wendover, and John his father, for land in Massenden Magna (Missenden),
and 25 denariates of rent issuing from a croft in Stokes parish ; for which
grant Warin has paid him 100*. fine. Witnesses : — Sir Milo Neirnuit,
Sir William de Huptun, Alexander his son, Sir Jordan de Arches,
Sir Andrew de Hengham, Sir Thomas de Fossa, Gilbert de Bracy,
William Neirnuit, Sir Gilbert de Bolebec, and others (named), fortiori
of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 177. Certificate by William, son of Robert de Verdonn, of Schenley
Maunsell, that he has restored the manor of Schenley Maunsell to his
brother Robert, which he had for term of his life by grant from the said
Robert, together with all his goods found therein. Witnesses : — John de
Peyto, the younger, John Comyn, the elder, John de Middelmor, John
Comyn, the younger, and John de Conyngesby. Thursday next after the
Octaves of St. Hilary, 13 Edward III. Seal of arms,
[Bucks.] A. 178. Grant by Hugh Dispenser (Dispensator) to Robert de
Fornham, for term of his life, of a water-mill in Querendon, called ' le
Middelmulne,' with millpond and all appurtenances (reserving the right of
free grinding therein for his own family), on condition of his keeping it
in repair, and that after his death his heirs restore it, in as good condition
as he received it, to Dispenser or his heirs. Witnesses : — Serle de Thorp,
Gilbert Petimon, of Barewe, and others (named). Lutteburg (Lothbury),
St. Vincent the Martyr's day, 8 Edward [I.]. Portion of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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A. 179. Grant by John ntto Ok, of Haversham, baker of Tykcford
priory, to Alexander Wocche, porter of the same, of a messuage in
Tykefonl, paying 6il. yearly towards the lamp of St. Peter in the chancel
of Newport Pagnell. Tykeford, Tuesday next after St. Alban the Martyr,
23 Edward III.
A. 180. Release by Amabil, relict of Walter, son of Miles de
Tykeford, to John, son of Alan de Haversam, of a small house in Tykeford.
"Witnesses : — Laurence Culpyn, and others (named). Tykeford, the sixth
day from Christmas, 30 Edward [I.].
A. 181. Grant by William de Wenrych, vicar of Aston Rohand [co.
Oxford], to Robert de Wenrych, clerk, of a tenement in Tykeford,
extending from the foot of Tykeford bridge to the garden of the vicar of
Newport, which he had by grant of Walter de Crawele. Witnesses: —
John de Crawele, John le Bareker, and others (named). Tykeford,
Wednesday, the feast of St. Margaret, 8 Edward III. Portion of seal.
A. 182. Grant by Eoger, son of Roger Terri, of Newport Payne, to
Walter, son of John Grikke, of the same place, for a fine 'of a marc of silver,
of a curtilage in Tykeford " ad pontuin australem," abutting on the Castle-
mead. Witnesses: — Robert Terri, Henry Grikke, and others (named).
A. 183. Grant by Ralph de Arundell to Oliver do Arundell, his son,
of land in Bodvaluc, rendcring'yearly a pair of gilt spurs or fid., and the
service due from himself to the lords of Kardynan. Witnesses : — Sirs
Thomas le Arcedeakene and John de Treiagu, John de Beaupri, Stephen de
Podiford, and others (named). [13th century.]
A. 184. Grant by John Golaffre, of Certeden, by consent of Alice
his wife, to John de Hinton, upon the latter's marriage with Matilda his
daughter, of all his property in Saunderdon. Witnesses : — Sir William
do Beauchamp and Sir William de Saunderton, knights, Henry Dayrel,
Ralph Broun, and Hugh de Colverdon. Portion of seal.
A. 185. Grant by Agnes, late wife of John Bartelot, of Tykeford,
to John, son of Huinfry, and Alice his wife, of the same place, of land iu
Tykeford, adjoining land belonging to the prior of Tykeford, abutting on
Smethehull and in Stremmede and Watermedc. Witnesses : — Roger
Hodelyve, William Gully, Roger le Marchal, and others (named). Neuport
Paynel, Friday, the feast of St. James, 20 Edw. II.
A. 186. Grant by John Batayle and John Hunte, of Brykhull Parva,
to Joan late wife, and Joan daughter of Thomas Stubbes, of all lands and
tenements in Ravenston, which they formerly had by feoffment of the said
Stubbes. Witnesses : — John Barkere, of Weston, and others (named).
Rauneston (Raveuston), 6 March, 22 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
_ A. 187. Certificate by Alan Plokenet that whereas he had granted to
Sir Hugh le Despenser, the elder, his manor of Pydintone in cos. Bucks and
Oxon, he now grants him all chattels and other his moveables in the said
manor, except the ornaments of the chapel. London, 14 June, 2 Edward II.
Portion of seal.
A. 188. Demise by Hugh le Despenser, the younger, to Isabel atten
Okc, for her life, of all the lands and tenements in Merlawe Magna, which
he had by demise from the same Isabel ; granting her also yearly four
quarters of wheat out of his manor of Merlawe, and two cartloads of wood :
after her death her executors to have free administration of all her goods
nnd chattels. V" " ' ' ' "T ' "" ' ' " ' "
Wednesday next
Witnesses : — Robert de West Wicombe and others (named).
:t before St. Peter in Cathedra, 14 Edward II. Seal.
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[Bucks.] A. 189. Release by Isabel atten Oke, of Merlawe Magna, to Sir Hugh
le Despenser, the younger, of all lands and tenements she held in Merlawe
Magna, with all chattels therein. Witnesses as in A. 188. The feast of
St. Valentine, 14 Edward II. Seal.
[Chesh.] A. 190. Release by Alice de Kenyan, late wife of William de
Derisbury, to Hugh de Derisbury and his heirs, of all the portion coming
to her as dower on the death of William her husband, of his land in
Derisbury, for term of her life, paying her therefor 3s. yearly. Witnesses :
— Sir Hugh de Dutton, Ralph de Derisbury, Adam de Hatton, Henry le
Norrays, Henry de Kenyan, and others (named).
[Chesh.] A. 191. Demise by Thomas, son of Richard son of Michael de Medio
Wico, to William Swan and Joan his wife, of a messuage in Middlewich,
for twelve years from Christmas, 1339. Witnesses :— Richard de Bulkelegh,
Richard del Shawe, Richard Haregreve, and others (named). Middlewich,
the morrow of the Purification, 1339[-40]. Portion of seal.
[Chesh.] A. 192. Grant by Simon the Chaplain (Capellanus), of Middlewich, to
John de Luchteburgh, and Felicia his wife, of all lands and tenements
he held by grant from the said John in Middlewich, and " in territorio de
Neuton." Witnesses : — Robert de Bulkylegh, John de Coton, Adam le
Parker, Richard de Warihul, and Peter Calvilegh. Middlewich, Tuesday
after St. Matthias the Apostle, 1324.
[Chesh.] A. 193. Release by Isabel de Derisburi, relict of Alan de I-ascelis, to
Henry le Norreys, and Margery his wife, of her third part of the whole
vill of Derisburi, in Halytonsire ; they giving in exchange to her and
Henry de Bechinton and Alice his wife all their land in Pulton in Waley,
Lisecare, and Secumbe. Witnesses : — Sir Geoffrey de Chedle and Sir
Geoffrey de Werburton, knights, Adam de Huttou, and others (named).
Seal.
[Chesh.] A. 194:. Grant by Beatrice'de Deresburi to William her son, of the
land William de Mara formerly held of her in Deresburi, and all her new
assarted land, with incident privileges, at a yearly rent of 1 Ib. of pepper
during her life. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas de Dutton, Sir Geoffrey de
Clifton, and others (named). Slightly damaged.
[Chesh.] A. 195. Letters patent containing grant to William Danyell, of
Deresbury, whom the King has retained by him for his life, of 100*. yearly,
to be paid out of the Exchequer at Chester during his life, or till the
King direct otherwise. Sealed with the seal of the Exchequer at Chester.
10 October, 21 Richard II. No seal.
[Chesh.] A. 196. Grant by Hugh, son of Walter de Middlewich, to Roger his
son, of all the moiety of the whole moiety (totam medietatem totius
medietatis) of land called ' Stamfurlong ' [? in Middlewich], which John
Kiel (?) formerly held of him, with reversion to his younger brother Henry
if he should die without heirs. Witnesses : — Sir W. de Venables, Ralph do
Vernun, Richard de Soubache, knights, William de Sporeston, then sheriff
of Cheshire, Alexander de Banvile, Roger de Faunscroft, Richard lord of
Croxton, and others (named).
[Stuff.] A. 197. Grant by Ralph, son of John Norman, of Chester, to Robert,
son of Henry le Mercer and Felicia his wife, of a "placea" of land in
Newcastle, with remainder to the nearest heirs " ex parte patris et matris
dicte Felicle genitis," paying 4s. yearly at Chester at Robert's expense,
who has given five marcs of silver for this grant. Witnesses: — Ralph de
Thiknesse, then mayor of Newcastle, Thomas Forestar, Ralph Baker,
then bailiffs, Adam son of Juliana, William de Stobleye, and others (named).
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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Chesh. A. 198. Grant by Alesia, who was wife of Thomas late Earl of
Lancaster, and daughter and heir of Henry de Lascy, late Earl of
Lincoln, to_ her kinsman Hugh le Despenser, the younger, of the remainder
of the manors of Congelton, Wyteleye, Ronkore, and of the constabulary of
Chester, with all advowsons, and other their appurtenances iu co. Chester
(which Joan, who was wife of the aforesaid Henry, holds in dower, of
Alesia's inheritance, to revert to her on Joan's decease) from and after the
death of the said Joan. Witnesses : — John de Britannia, Earl of Richmond,
Aymer de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, Edmund, Earl of Arundel, Ralph
Basset, of Drayton, William de Beauchamp, John de Barton, of Fryfon,
and Roger Beier. Barlingges, 27 July, 16 Edward II. Seal of arms.
Chesh. A. 199. Demise by Sir Laurence de Saunford to Sir James de
Aldatelesj for his life, of all land he held at Wymabank, Newhall, and
Hesinglinton, for 201. yearly, to be paid at Burncester at Sir James* cost,
the first term to begin at Easter, 41 Henry III.; and for this demise
Sir James has paid 1M. Witnesses : — Sirs Philip Basset, William
Lunffspejie, Henry de Baton, Henry de Mar, Hugh Dispenser, William de
liTsula, William de Gorham, and others (named). 41 Hen. III.
Endorsed ; Inter Lain1' de Samford et Jacob' de Audel'. Seal of arms.
Chesh. A. 200. Grant by Hugh de Wyvinton, and Matilda his wife, to the
abbot and convent of Darenhale of a half saltpit in Nortwych that Agnes,
daughter of Richard son of Stephen, gave him on his marriage with the said
Matilda, and of which the abbot of Darenhale recovered the other half
from Kandulf Suethebrond. Witnesses : — Sir Gossellin de Badeleemei-e,
then Justice of Chester, Rond' de Oldeton, then sheriff of Cheshire, Hugh
de Dutton, William de Venables, Thomas de Lostoke, John de Wetenhale,
Robert dc Wyvinton, and others (named). [15 Edw. III.]
Chesh. A. 201. Counterpart of A. 199.
[Chesh.] A. 202. Grant by Agatha, daughter of Gilbert le Pede, of Tydryng-
tone, to Roger le Freman and Edith his wife, of all her lauds and tenements
in Tydryntone ; with reversion to herself if they die without children.
Tydryntone, 10 May, 45 Edw. III.
Ch*sh. A. 203. Confirmation by Ranulf, Earl of Chester, to the church of
the Blessed Mary of Norton, and the regular canons there, of whatsoever
William son of Nigel, Constable of Chester, and his heirs gave them, as
their charters testify ; also of two mansions (mansuras) in Chester of his
fee, which the Canons bought, adjoining St. Michael's Church. He also
wills the said Canons and their men to be quit of shires, hundreds, pleas, Ac.,
in his bailiwick, and prohibits his servants seeking food or hospitality on
their lands or in any way vexing them. Witnesses : — Philip de Horrebi,
Justiciar of Chester, Gwar' deVernon, John de Preaus, Thomas Despenser,
Henry his brother, Norman__£aqtpv, William de Heseleie, Thomas de
Horrebi, Peter, the clerk oTEarl Ranulf, parson of Frodesham, Thomas,
the clerk of Earl Joceram, of Helhesbi, Richard de Kingesleie, and Ralph
de Suleni. [A..D. 1181-1232.]
Endorsed : Confirmatio Ran' Com' tertii super libertatibus domui de
Norton concessis.
[Chesh.] A. 204. Grant by John de Barra, and Eleanor his wife, to Robert
de Ruton and Margery his wife, of land in Heppysford, which Herbert
Ptitout gave to Eleanor his sister, before bis departure for the Holy Land.
Witnesses : — Geoffrey de Wylnhale, Thomas de Kerisleg, Robert de
Buschervill, and others (named).
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A. 205. Grant by Kobert de Boveton, of Wythibroke, chaplain, to
Richard de Corley, of Happysford, Auabilla his wife, and Simon their son,
of all tenements and rents he held by grant from the said Richard in the
town and fields of Happysford. Witnesses : — Master Robert de Kyrkeby,
rector of the church of Wythybroke, John de Normauton, Henry, son of
Ralph de Corley, John Carpenter, and John Hancock, of Happysford.
St. Aldelme's day, 45 Edward III.
A. 206. Release by Alice, relict of Robert le Barn, formerly citizen
of Chester, to the abbot and convent of Vale Royal (de Valle Regali),
for 100*. paid down, of her right by way of dower to the lands and tene-
ments her former husband sold them in Chester, except one shop which
she cannot alienate during her life, but which shall revert to the convent
immediately on her decease. Witnesses : — Sir John de Wethenhale, Gode-
frey, clerk of the castle (clerico castri), then chamberlain of Chester, and
others (named).
A. 207. Grant by John Jolif, of St. Probus, to Ivo de Tregoys, of
land in Trederf, extent and situation described, and common of pasture in
Restyr. Witnesses : — Reginald de Trelouthas, Richard de Tresawel, and
others (named). Tregoys, Saturday after St. Mary Magdalen, 17 Edward II.
A. 208. Licence from Nicholas Joel, perpetual vicar of the church of
Saham, to Sir Philip Basset, as far as he is concerned, to build a chapel in
Sahara, and to hear service therein, provided the chaplain appointed swear
to indemnify the mother church of Saham in all things. Witnesses : —
Master William de Clare, archdeacon of Sudbiri, Ralph de Arden, Master
William de Brunford, and others (named). [A.D. 1243-1266, probably
1245.]
A. 209. Grant by Richard, son of William Sweyn, of Sutton, to
Roger Sweyn, son of Robert his brother, of a tenement in Huneton. The
Circumcision, 4 Edw. III.
A. 210. Letters patent directing the knights, freemen, foresters, and
others on the honor and castle of [Peverel] and forest of High Peak to
be respondent to John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey, to whom the King has
granted the said honor, castle, and forest for life as fully as they were hold
by William Peverel before they escheated to the Crown, at a yearly rent
of 437 marcs, 6*. 8d. [19 Edw. III.] Defaced. Fragment of seal.
A. 211. Indenture between the King and Henry de Burton con-
cerning a gold mine discovered by the latter in [Cornwall, Devon, and
Somerset], as to which some arrangement is made for two years. The
arrangement cannot be ascertained, as only one-half of the document
remains. 1 [Ric. II. Cf. Rymer, Record Edition, Vol. IV., p. 26.]
A. 212. Final concord whereby the King, by John Gaunt, his attorney,
demands and receives from Almaric de Nowers the manor of Saldon,
paying 200 marcs for this said fine. Westminster, 18 November,
25 Edward III.
Annexed : Note of the above fine.
A. 213. Grant by Martin the Parson of Maperton, by consent of
James de Novo Mercato, patron of the church of Maperton, to William de
St. John, clerk, of the chapel of Blakeford, " in puram et perpetuam
vicariam," paying therefor yearly to the mother church of Maperton 10*.
by way of pension. Witnesses : — Master John de Hikeford, Richard and
John, chaplains, Peter de Punttinton, knight, Roger de Weston, knight,
Walter de la Crave, Clement de Beauchamp, and others (named).
Dors.
Seal.
Dors.
go
ANCIENT DEEDS.
A 91 A Letters of attorney of John de la Mare, authorising Seman
£g^S£3^^»-53
(named). [London, 17 June, 3 Edward II.J
~
8 Edward III. Seal.
[Dors.J
I I I I 1 I J , L1-HJ JJ-*- » •- —
[A D. 1226-1236.] Damaged.
named). [A.D. 1246.]
[Dors ] A. 219. The counterpart of the chirograph containing the i
A'. 220. Another copy of the above grant, A. 218. Seal of arm,,
J J? 3
[Cornw.]
J J?
A 991 Grant by Richard, son of Henry de Tregeryek, to John his
1 Edward III
[Cornw.j
into his own hands again. Westminster, 1 March, 1
of seal.]
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
£?
°f
WiuS 100*. for this quit-claim.
*»»diet de
[Cornw.]
[Cornw.]
A. ZZ5. Final concord made at Westminster, between Master Thomas
aft, and John de Cobbeham and Amice his wife
acknowledge Hilton manor to belong to Thomas, who'
them two parts thereof, und that I he third part, now held
e Tho i ameS de Bouley> in dower, of the inheritance of the
renmin wZaiv(t T T !t rfvf ts at hei' d<^), shall, after her decease,
children to Z tl M " <• ^™CG> With remainder. if they die without
10 right heirs of Amice. Easter. 5 Edward II.
, A, 226. Grant by Eobert le Bruy to Pascasius de Terredenec of all
through Isabella his
[Devon.]
Devon.
Cornw.
Glouc.
Berks, &c.
de J
two acres of
'
Stephen de Desel, and othes (uamed) [Edwad I ]
i0nisia> relict °f John Chal»peneis, the elder, in
aS le Weten' citizen of E^ter of
°f Exeter" W^™<* --Alured
de Gatepatl"
°f ,libefrties/nd Privileges claimed by the abbot of
John
Stert
Ewtor
Jnd al
J°hn *° the Rbbot and m«nks of Ford of
> in Which Parish tlle monastery is shuate
' Colebroke. Jand called « Tumbritteford ' in
Called 'Coresturnan' in Cornwall, &c!
onthem bthe grants °f iii
[Devon.]
2-
on, Cokflete, and Wynneston, at a yearly rent of 12* with li
°f araen Witnesses :_Ralphd^ .
*»
ANCIENT DEEDS.
25
[Devou.]
[Devon.]
Cornw.
Devon.
[Devon.]
Devon.
[Suff.?]
[Dors.]
A. 230. Grant by Roger, called ' le Arbalestre,' to Thomas tie Ayttelegh,
for 20*., of his tenement in St. Mary Magdalen Street, without the south
gate of Exeter, situate as described, at a yearly rent of 3*. Witnesses : —
John Soth, then mayor of Exeter, and others (named). Exeter, Thursday,
the feast of St. Nicholas, 20 Edward I.
A. 231. Confirmation by Henry [I.] to the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of the grant to them by Queen MatiJda his wife of 251. out of the
farm of the city of Exeter, which sum he directs Roger bishop of Salisbury
and the Barons of the Exchequer to compel the sheriff to pay them.
Witness :— Geoffrey de Glint'. Winchester, [A.D. 1103-1135.] Fragment
of Great Seal.
A. 232. Confirmation by Richard, son of Thomas de Rosmodres, of
the grant (herein recited) by Thomas lord of Rosmodres, his grandfather,
to Robert, son of Thomas de Tredeny, upon his marriage with Margery, the
grantor's daughter, of land in Legh and a yearly rent of 3d. issuing out of
the fulling mill of Legh, paying therefor I2d. yearly and a pair of white
gloves for all services, saving the common tallage of the county of Cornwall.
Monday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 10 Edw. II. Seal.
A. 233. Grant by Richard Goodyer and Grace his wife to John
Sydenham,'for 111. $s. 6d., of all their messuages, lands, woods, &c., in
Faryngdon, Wodbury, Pyn, Alysbere and Honyton Clyst. 28 Juiy,
22 Henry VIII.
A. 234. Grant by Joan, relict of Gilbert de Brunardeston, to the
abbey of St. Mary of Buckestre (Buckfastleigh) of a meadow belonging
to her tenement in Brunardeston, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Ralph de Cumbe, Thomas de Muthccumbe, and others (named).
A. 235. Certificate by John Holand, Duke of Exeter, Earl of Hun-
tingd'on, and Chamberlain of England, that William Beauroound has done
homage to him for lands in Asshewater, Aylescote, and elsewhere in Devon
held of him in chief by knight service, as of the castle and borough of
Barnstaple. " In our hostel at London," 4 November, 21 Richard II. Seal.
A. 236. Release by Matilda, formerly wife of Fulk de Tosstoke, to
Nicholas Fareman, of Lausell, of the tenement her late husband sold to
William Fareman, father of Nicholas. Witnesses :— Sewell de Haningfeld,
Walter de Styvele, John Rodlod, and others (named).
A. 237. Grant by Henry de Erdington, heir of Giles de Erdington, to
Sir John de Kirkeby, dean of Wymburn, of the homage and service of
Jordan Loky and an annual rent of \2d. he pays for a tenement in
Wymburn. Witnesses :— Walter de Wymburn, Walter de Odyham, and
William de Hamelton, canons of Wymburn, Jordan de Lunger, sacristan of
the church of Wymburn, Walter de Augmodesham, Thomas de Stagno,
and Roger Edelof. Seal.
A. 238. Agreement whereby Bartholomew de Quemerford grants to
Adam, son of Walter Chamberlong, 6^ acres of land at Whetindon (in
Langhelond, Maltelond, Wulvruneimere, Frogghefurlanghe, Gorfurlange,
Brumelfurlang, Ellescubbe, and Holeweie), for 10 years, with power to
sublet, to any but " religiosi " or Jews. The said two parties made affidavit
to observe this agreement " in manu Wnlteri de Kalest, capellani, coram
viris diseretis." Witnesses : — Osbert the chaplain of Cain', Simon de Cain',
chaplain, Henry de Quemerford and Philip his son, William Luvel,
Alexander de Tesewurthe, Richard de Calu', clerk. " Facta ad Hockedai,"
1525. Seat.
26
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Dors. A. 239. Letters of attorney of Walter, prior " de Wasto," appointing
Somers. the prior of Rumilliac and Walter his own servant, the bearers, his
proctors to receive from Adam de Stratone, clerk, 1\ marks he owes for
the manor and advowson of Winterburn and manors of Bochampton and
Swanwich. The feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 1280.
[ ] A. 240. Alice, widow of Simon Hocchede, declares that she has
agreed with Gilbert Basset that she will not let to farm or otherwise sell or
alienate her jointure of the land of the said Simon to any one but him,
except with his goodwill and assent, nor can she marry except by his
consent. Witnesses : — William Walder, Walter do Puderigge, Simon de
Scauham, Geoffrey de Hugenden, and John the Clerk.
[Hants.] A. 241. Lease by Adam le Vezie to Alan Basset, his lord, of 20 acres
of land in Mapedrewell for 11 years from Michaelmas, 12 John. Witnesses :
— Gervase, prior of Anedewell, Hugh de Arundel, Reginald de Calne,
Robert de Sancto Manueo, William de Medineham, and Thomas de Hokin-
tone. [12 John.] Seal.
[ ] A. 242. Agreement whereby Isabel, formerly wife of William de
Montacute, receives from Alan Basset by way of dower the manor of
Gerlingtune and right of patronage of the church there, and Turlcbere manor,
except the right of patronage of its church ; saving 61. rent which the said
Isabel is bound to pay to Alan Basset or the heir of the aforesaid William,
or whoever has custody of the land and heir till he is of age. Witnesses :
— Gilbert Basset, Warm Basset, Roger de Dantesie, Reginald de Calne,
Richard de Husseburne, Master John de Childewic, and others (named).
Dors. A. 243. Acquittance by Richard de Portees for 40/. received from
Richard de Brunkescoumb for the rent of the manor of Wynterbourne
Stepilton, for two years to come from the present date. Witnesses : —
Sir John Mauduyt, knight, Roger de Colyngbourn, Roger Roddes,
Nicholas de la Lee, and John de Grantham. Somerford Mauduyt, 30 July,
17 Edward II. Seal of arms.
[Dors.] A. 244. Grant by Walter de Donestanvill to Reginald de Daienvill,
on account of his service, of 162 acres of land in Wintreborn, six men in
the same vill, two " virgarii " and four " cocharii " in the meadow towards
Hamton, and pasture for two team of oxen, two bullocks and two cows,
to be held by the service of half a knight's fee. Witnesses : — Thomas
Basset, Alan Basset, William the Clerk, and Reginald de Hamtona.
[Dors.] A. 245. Grant by Walter de Dajville to Alan Basset and his heirs of
all his land in Winterburn, which William de Frayino held, for a term
beginning at the feast of St. Margaret [before ?] " the agreement made
between our lord the King and his barons at Rinningmed," to the next
Easter following thereafter : the land then to remain to Walter and his heirs
in the same state as he grants it, that is, seven acres ploughed and the
meadow " ad falcanduni," saving Alan's aforesaid crop to the Michaelmas
next following. Witnesses : — Thomas Basset, Thomas de Estlegh, Hugh
Dispenser, Walter de Coventry, Stephen de Segrave, Richard de Turribiis
and others (named). [17 John.]
[Dots.] A. 246. Confirmation by Thomas the Clerk of Eimville, of the quit-
claim made by Waiter de Eimvilla, his brother, to Alan Basset, of the said
Walter's land in Winterburn. Witnesses : — Peter son of Herbert, Matthew
son of Herbert, JohnXuvel, Thomas Basset, Fulk Basset, Reginald de Calne,
Hillary de Bathamtunc, and others (named). [John.]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
27
, i
[John.]
Grant by Nicholas Heunelade, with consent of Hemmecina
(named). [c. 9 John.]
Sea/ o/ cms, defaced.
A 950 Release by John Giffard, son of Sir Osbert Giffard, to
' Sir HuSPV Despenser7 of all his right to the manor of Winterbourne
Heuton Witnessed :-Sirs Walter de Pavely, John de Holt, and Simon de
Thorny, knights, and others (named). Fasternam, Saturday next after the
Annunciation, 30 Edward [I.] Seal.
A 251 Release by the same to the same, "domino meo," of the said
J£T and meadow cafled 'Hod' in OkfordskeUing pansh WUnesscs :
-Sirs Ralph de Hengham, William de Bereforde, John le Blound, then
Mayor of London, Peter de Bosenho, Robert le Callere, then shenffs of
SdonTRobert de Harwedone, and John de Wyngrave. London, 1 April,
30 Edward [I-] Seal.
A 252 Certificate by Osbert Giffard, knight, that he has enfeoffed
SirHu-ht Despenser with his manor of WynterbourneHuetone for 50/.
yearly and it is agreed, that Sir Hugh having full seism thereof, a true
^nVshaUbemade'of the manor by good men of U je ^^ or neigh-
bourhood of Wynterbourne, and Sir Hugh will lease to Sir O.bert loi I
E lands and 'tenements in co. Northampton or Southamp on (whichever
Sr Osbert shall choose) to the value of such extent : provided the extent
nd lease be made before the feast of the Apostles Philip and James,
30 Edward fl-T On assignment of such lands to Sir O.bert, payment of
the aboTe 5tlJye-ly by Sir Hugh shall cease Other ««ta»jrilil
Fasternam, Monday next after St. Gregory the Pope, 30 Edwaid [LJ.
Seal of arms, defaced.
A 2 53 Release by Osbert Giffard, knight, to Sir Hugh le Despenser,
D0r8' of Annual rent* he w'as bound to pay for the manor of Wynterbourne
Houtone, according to the charter of feoffment [«* A. 252 j. Witness^ .-
Sir Ralph de Rochford, Sir James de Trowe Sir Ralph de Hulle Aclam
Herteley John Gerveys, of co. Dorset, Sir Richard Daumery, Sir Robert
£ oysySir John drElesfekl, Sir Thomas dc Gardyns, Sir Giles do Insula,
Iir°W lliam de Scalebrok, ^ Walter de Wythulle ^twy Porcel«rfota
(named), of co. Oxon. Brackele, Saturday, the translation of St. Edward,
King and Confessor, 30 Edward [I.]. Seal of arms, defaced.
[Dors.] A, 254. Duplicate of A. 252.
28 DESCEIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Dors]. A. 255. Letters of attorney of Osbert Giffard, empowering Adam de
Abbotesburi to put Sir Hugh le Despenser in full seisin of his manor of
Wynterbourne Huetone. Fasternam, Monday next after St. Gregory
the Pope, 30 Edward [I.].
Dors. A. 256. Letters of attorney of Hugh, prior "de Vasto," appointing
John de Olneye his attorney to put Sir Adam de Stratone, clerk, in full
seisin of the manor and advowson of the church of Winterbourne, and of
all lands he has granted to Sir Adam in Bochampton and Swanewich
[see A. 239]. London, Thursday, the vigil of All Saints, 54 Hen. III.
Portion of seal, good.
[Cornw.] A. 257. Bond of William de Tregod to pay Richard de Reskemmer
100/. if he sell or alienate any of the 24 messuages and 12 acres wherewith
the said Richard has enfeoffed him and Mabel his wife, being the whole of
his lands, &c. in Treuing, Kolter, Chienhalls, Trebyhan, Chienurian,
Tregellost, Chienhal, Aranon, Boskelly, Tregod, Tremanhyr, Treverven,
&c., together with the services of the tenants (named) of the lands herein
specified. Reskemmer, Monday, the vigil of St. Mark the Evangelist,
5 Edward II.
[Cornw.] A. 258. Release by Marina, daughter of Oliver Lombart, to Richard
lord of Reskemmer, of all land to which she has or could have claim by the
King's writ of mart d'ancestre in Treles, which was formerly her father's.
Witnesses : — Sir Randulf de Tregot, Mathew de Henleston, clerk, and
others (named). Lauzaston, Thursday after St. John ante Portmn
Latiuam, 12 Ed ward I.
York. A. 259. Release by Alice, daughter of Ralph Bernard, widow, to
Thomas, son of Robert de Bolton, and Eleanor his wife, of all lands and
possessions pertaining to the seijeanty of the gate of York Castle. Wit-
nesses : — Robert de Fratribus, Sir Walter Guher [noted " obiit ''], Master
Robert de Kyrkeham, and William de Barton.
[Dham.] A. 260. Grant by Ralph de Nevill, knight, lord of Raby, to Roger de
Lonesdale, William de Elwyk, and two others, chaplains in the parish
church of Stayndrop, Durham diocese, of 20 marks of annual rent issuing
from his manors of Stayndrop and Raby, for daily masses at the altar of
the Virgin Mary in the south part of the said church for the souls of
Sir Ranulpb. de Nevill his father, lady Eufemia his mother (whose body
lies buried there), himself, and Alesia his wife, after their decease ; with
right of distress upon those manors if that sum be not paid. This grant is
made by consent of the bishop of Durham and the prior and convent of
Durham, and contains clauses regulating the presentation of new canons
when vacancies occur, which is vested first in Sir Ralph and his heirs, then
in the prior and convent, and finally in the bishop. Witnesses : — Sire John
de Euro, Thomas Surtays, Thomas de Rokeby, and Roger de Essh, knights,
and others (named). Stayndrop, Friday before the nativity of the Virgin
Mary, 1343.
Quadripartite indenture, this being noted as " Pars Prioris," and
sealed with the seals of the canons, the bishop, and Sir Ralph. The last
alone remains, seal of arms, defaced.
[York.] A. 261. Release by John Seele, son of Richard Seele, of Fourneys,
to Thomas de Heseldene of all lands, &c., in Wakefield, Sandale, and
Crigeleston that he inherited on the death of Thomas Seele. Wakefield,
Monday after Michaelmas, 50 Edward III. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 29
[Dham.] A. 262. Grant by William del Hall, of Stayndrop, to Sir Ralph de
Nevill, of Raby, of all his lauds and possessions in Keverstone. Raby,
6 October, 1361.
[York.] A. 263. Release by Nicholas, son of William son of Wymark de Wartre,
to John, son of William de Lepington, of Wartre, of two tofts with a croft
in Lepington. Witnesses: — John Bell, of Hay ton, Edward Fanecourt, of
Brunbi, and others (named). Wartre, St. Laurence the Martyr's day, 1355.
[York.] A. 264. Release by William, son of Reginald de Captoft, of Leping-
ton, to Sir John de Melsa, of two bovates of land (forming a fourth part
of a carucate), and a "divisa" in Lepington. Witnesses: — Sir Robert
de Friyeby, knight, Roger Trussebut, Richard de Bernwyle, John Brun, of
Acclum, Richard le Walays, and others (named) .
[York.] A. 265. Grant by William de Capetoft to John de Melsa of a bovate
of land in Lepington, situate on the west next to the land he gave to
William de Fraunceys with his daughter Lecia on her marriage ; paying
therefor yearly one rose at the time of roses. Witnesses: — Sir Thomas
de Chauncy, Thomas de Hirton, Rocelin de Scrayngham, John Brune, of
Ackelum, William Fraunceys, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 266. Demise by John, son of Robert Breton, of Lepington, and
Emma his wife, to Scolastica, formerly wife of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, knight,
of a bovate of land in Lepington, which she surrendered to them for ever, and
which William the Smith (Faber),of Lepington, held tLa day of the making
hereof for three years from Pentecost next ; paying therefor yearly 6s. 8d. in
two portions, the first term of payment to begin at Pentecost, 1339. Wit-
nesses:— Nicholas de Langton, William Gra, John de Ilousuni, citizens
of York, William de Belkthorp, John Fraunceys, and Roger Trussebutt.
Lepington, Sunday next before the Apostles Simon and Jude, 1337,
11 Edward III.
[York.] A. 267. Release by Joan, called Slryis, daughter of Walter Breton,
of Lepyington, to Sir John de Meux, knight, of all lands which formerly
belonged to John Breton, of Lepyngton, in Lepyngton. Witnesses : —
Thomas Chauncy, William de Belkthorp, and others (named). Wednesday,
the feast of All Saints, 1363. Seal.
[York.] A. 268. Grant by William de Parcho to Emma his wife, by way of
dower, of a tenement in Lepington, with an acre of land towards the north
part, and half an acre towards the south part of the same place, paying
2*. yearly. Witnesses : — Godfrey de Melsa, Richard Trussebut, Reginald
de Cappetoft, John Brun, of Acclom, and others (named). [Edward III.]
[York.] A. 269. Release by William de Capetoft, dwelling in Lepington, to
Sir John de Melsa, of two bovates of land in Lepington, part of 10 bovates he
holds of Sir John, and which lie between " my carucate " and the land
that Sir Reginald, his father, formerly gave to Sir Godfrey de Melsa.
Witnesses : — Sir Richard Trussebut and Robert de Frithebi, knights,
Richard de Bernevile, William de Barkertorp, Walter his brother, John
Brun, of Aclom, and others (named). [Edward III.]
[York.] A. 270. Grant by Robert de Lepington to Richard, son of Ralph de
Lelling, and Cecilia his daughter, on their marriage, of a toft with a croft
in Lepington (size and position accurately specified) at a yearly rent of
a garland of roses on 24 June. Witnesses: — William de Husom, John
del Parke, Simon de Rouzeclive, Hugh the Clerk (Clerico), of Scraingham,
and others (named).
30 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[York.] A. 271. Demise by Lecia do Capetoft, of Lepington, to Sir John de
Melsa, of the same, of the bovate of land in Lepington that Sir John had by
gift from her, for six years from the present day. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas
de Chauncy, Thomas de Metham, William de St. Quintin, Ralph de
. Barkthorp, William de Husom, and others (named). Feast of the
Purification, 21 Edward [I.].
[York.] A. 272. Grant by John de Melsa to William de Capetoft, of Lepington,
of the toft in Lepington called ' Cuthbertcroft,' which he had by quitclaim
of the same William, in exchange for the messuage the latter quitclaimed
to Melsa. If, after William's death, his wife Joan obtain possession of
such messuage from Melsa or his heirs, he shall forthwith repossess
' Cuthbertcroft ' till the messuage he restored. Witnesses : — Sir William de
Botehale, Sir Robert de Friyeby, Sir Richard Trussebuth, Richard de
Bcrnevyle, Walter de Barketorp, John Brun, of Akelun, and others
(named).
[York.] A. 273. Release by William de Capetoft, of Lepiuton, knight, to
Sir John de Melsa, knight, son of Godfrey do Melsa, of two tofts with
crofts in Lepinton, and of all his right to two bovates of land with a
toft in Lepinton, which Thomas le Cornwalays formerly held of him.
Witnesses :— »-Sir Richard Trussebut, Sir Robert de* Fryebi, knights,
Richard de Bernevil, in Leghening, John Brun, of Acclum, and others
(named).
[York.] A. 274. Grant by William, son of Simon de Lepington, to William
the Smith (Fabrd), of Lepington, of a toft in Lepiugton, which he had by
feoffment of John do Lepington, of Wartce, at a yearly rent of one rose, if
asked. Witnesses : — Geoffrey Trussbutte, John de Lethings, and others
(named). Damaged.
[York.] A. 275. Grant by Lecia, daughter of William de Capetoft, widow, to
Sir John de Melsa, son of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, of two bovates of land in
Lepington she had by grant from her father. Witnesses : — Thomas de
Chauncy, Thomas Burdon, Roger Grimet, knights, Ralph de Barkethorp,
and others (named). York, Monday next after Mid Lent, 20 Edward [I].
[York.] A. 276. Release by Robert, son of Robert Croc, of Lepington, to
Sir Godfrey de Melsa, of a bovate of land in Lepington he formerly held
of Sir Godfrey, — a toft with croft excepted. Witnesses : — Richard Trusse-
but, Robert de Berville, Thomas de Harom, William son of Otho, Thomas
Coruubiensis, of Acclom, John de Barkertorp, and others (named).
[York.] A. 277. Demise by John de Meaux, of Bewick in Holderness, knight,
to William de Bulmar, of Skrangham, of the messuage and two bovates of
land with croft that Robert son of Amand held of him in Lepyngton, for
12 years from the present time, at a yearly rent of 17s. 4d. ; the term of first
payment for the messuage and croft to commence next Whitsunday, and for
the bovates of land, Whitsunday 1365. The said William is to maintain the
tenements in good condition, as to houses and other necessaries therein,
at his own cost. Lepyngton, Monday next after Palm Sunday, 1363.
[York.] A. 278. Indenture whereby Sir Robert Hanlay, knight, Sir John de
Acorn, clerk, Sir Henry de Hull, vicar of the church of Killyngwyk, John
de Boynton, William de Clifton, William de Weston, chaplains, William
Henrison, William Brews, and Richard de Lound, lease to Sir Thomas
Ugbtred, knight, the manor of Lepyngton, with all its appurtenances in the
vills of Barthorp, Levenyng, Acclom, Fangfose, and Gouthorp, for 10 years
from the present date, at a yearly rent of 201. Lepyngton, 20 January,
20 Richard II.
Five out of the nine seals of the parties to the indenture of the first part
remain.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 31
[York.] A. 279. Release by Thomas de Meaux, knight, to Robert de Hanlay,
knight, and the other eight as above [see A. 278], of the manor of Lepyng-
ton and its appurtenances in the vills of Barthorp, Levenyng, Akolum,
Fangfosse, and Gowethorpe, formerly belonging to John de Meaux, knight,
son and heir of Godfrey de Meaux, knight. Witnesses : — Peter, sixth lord
of Maulay (domino Pctro de malo lacu sexto}, Sir Ralph de Hastyng, John
Bygod, John Conestable, of Halsham, John de Hothum, knights, and
others (named). Lepyngton, Tuesday in the second week of Lent,
2 Richard II.
Portions of two seals of arms.
[York.] A. 280. Release by Thomas de Meaux, knight, to Sir Thomas
Ughtred, of Lepyngton manor, and all lands formerly belonging to Sir
John de Meaux, knight, son and heir of Sir Godfrey de Meaux, knight,
deceased, in Gouthorp, Barthorp, Levenyng, Akelpin, Fangefos, York,
Migeleye, Sutton in Holderness, Dripehull, Stanfery, and Lopholme.
Witnesses as in A. 279. Lepyngton, Tuesday in the second week of
Lent, 2 Richard II.
[York.] A. 281. Indenture whereby Adam de Trentham having agreed with
Sir Thomas Ughlred, knight, to be bailiff, serjeant, and keeper of Lepyng-
ton manor and all the lordship thereof, acknowledges having received into
his charge all the stock, implements, tools, &c., herein described. Kexby
manor, 29 September, 12 Richard II.
[York.] A. 282. Release by William Barton, of Wystowe, to Robert Ughtred,
knight, of a messuage and two bovates of land in Lepyngton. Lepyngton,
2 October, 13 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[York.] A. 283. Grant by John de Grantham to Sir John de Melsa, lord of
Lepington, of a toft with a croft and 1^ bovates of land in Lepington,
situated, and acquired by him, as specified herein. Witnesses : — Sir
Robert de Percy, Thomas de Chauncy, Thomas Burdon, Roger Griinet,
German de Hay, Walter Perchehay, Thomas de Metham, William de
St. Quintin, Robert Uhtthred, knights, and others (named). York,
Wednesday, the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 20 Edward [I.].
[York.] A. 284. Grant by John de Graham to Sir John de Melsa, lord of
Lepington, of one "placea" of land in Lopington, which belonged to the
capital messuage of Stephen, son of William de Parco, in Lepington, and a
bovate and a half of land which he had by feoffment of Bartholomew de
Galeway, formerly living in Lepington. Witnesses as above, A. 283.
St. Barnabas day, 20 Edward [I.].
Endorsed : " Carta Johannis de Grantam de feoffamento de
Lepington."
[York.] A. 285. Grant by Robert de Levenyng, living in Acclom, to Sir John
do Meaux, of Bewyk in Holderness, knight, of his wood with meadow
belonging, in the field of Acclom, and one 'flat' of land reaching in length
from the wood to 'le Northbeke,' of Lepington, and in width between
the flats of the prior of Bridyllington and the said Sir John ; paying
yearly a rose (if asked) in time of roses for the first 10 years, and after
that 101. a year. The term is to commence at the feast of St. Martin
next. Lepington, Monday the vigil of Michaelmas, 1366.
[York.] A. 286. Release by Sir Reginald de Capetoft to Sir Godfrey de Melsa,
of one half carucate of land in Lepinton, three tofts and crofts lying towards
the south next the close of the prior of St. Andrew, and a pasture called
' the wood,' except the " cultura " which is called ' Estflat,' and a meadow
called ' Gayris.' For this quitclaim Sir Godfrey is bound to find Sir
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Reginald, lady Helewisa his wife, their groom (garcifer) and maidservant in
all necessaries— food, clothing, &c., as herein specified,— for their Jives. If
lady Helewisa ever demand part of the said land as dower, this agreement
to be void. Other clauses follow. Witnesses ;— Sir Richard Truesebut,
Sir Gilbert de Briddeshale, Walter Wacellin, Thomas Cornubiensis, of
Acclum, and others (named).
[York.] A. 287. Release by William, son of William de Capetoft, of Aldeburgh,
to John Frauncys, of Lepington, of the messuage the latter lives in, and
two bovates of laud in Lepington. Witnesses: — Robert del Wald and
Robert le Vaus. of York, and others (named). York, Wednesday next
before Palm Sunday, 17 Edward II.
[York.] A. 288. Agreement between John Fraunsays, of Lepington, an.I
Robert son of John, of the same, that as soon as the said John shall
be in peaceable possession of 1£ bovates of land in Lepington, which lie
had by grant from John, son of the said Robert, the bond in 10 marcs
wherein Robert is bound to him shall be void, into whouisoever's hands
t may come; and the said Robert covenants that from the moment
he or his heirs implead John or his heirs so that they lose the said tene-
ment, the bond for 10 marcs shall be in full force. Witnesses :— John de
Melsa, John de Bernevile, Roger Trussebut, John de Barkethorp, and
others (named). Lepington, the feast of the Annunciation, 1326.
[York.] A. 289. Grant by Sir Godfrey de Melsa to John de Parco, of Lepin"-
ton of a toft with croft in Lepington, formerly belonging to John's father
William de Parco, for six years at 4*. per annum, the first term of payment
to commence at Whitsunday next. If at anytime the rent be lo days in
arrear Sir Godfrey may re-enter and retain the premises, with all goods
and chattels therein, according to the form of seisin he had thereof by the
King's writ based ou the statute of Acton Burnell. Witnesses :— Ralph
de Barkethorp, Hugh Broun and Thomas le Cornwaleys, of Ackelom, and
others (named).
[York.] A. 290. Grant by John, son of Godfrey de Melsa, knight, to Simon
laillour, of Lepyngtou, and William son of Simon, of the same, of his
manor of Lepyngton for ever, at an annual rent of 1601. "Witnesses —
Sirs Ralph de Hastynges, William Plaice, the elder. Walter de Heslarton,
,0-*! o',a^d °thers (Ilamed)- Lepyngton, Monday next after All Saints,
looo, 32 .Ldward III.
[York.] A. 291. Grant by William, late son of Robert Young, of Lepingtou,
to lady Isabel de Melsa, formerly wife of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, of a toft with
croft in Lepington, between land of the convent of Thicheved and William
de Capetoft. Witnesses:— Sir William de Boxal, Sir Richard Trussebut,
of Leghening, Sir Robert de Fryebi, knights, Gilbert de Melsa, and others
(named).
[York.] A. 292. Demise by John, son of Robert Breton, of Lepington, and
^mma, his wife, to Scolastica, late wife of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, knt., of
a bovate of land in Lepington, which Scolastica surrendered to the said
m and Emma for ever— for three yeai-s from Whitsunday next, at
6s. Sd. yearly; the first term of the aforesaid payment commencing Whit-
sunday, 1339. Witnesses :— Nicholas de Langton, William Gra, John de
Housum, citizens of York, and others (named). Lepington, Sunday next
before the Apostles Simon and Jude, 1337, 11 Edward III.
[York. ] A. 293. Grant by John de Lepyngton, of Wartre, to Robert de la More,
chaplain, of a toft built over in Lepyngton, for term of the said John's
hie at a yearly rent of 6*., with right of distress therein, into whomsoever's
banns it may come, if the rent be 30 days in arrear. Lepynjnou, Sunday,
the feast of St. John of'Beverley, 1357.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
TYorkl A 294 Release by William Bond, of Lepington, to Sir Thomas
U-htred, knt., of all actions or claims on account of a debt for the purchase
of" grain within the demesne of Lepington. Wednesday next after St.
Barnabas, 3 Richard II. Seal.
FYork 1 A 295 Release by William de Capthoft to John de Melsa, son of the
late Sir Godfrey, of two bovates of lund in Lepington which he had by grant
from his sister. Witnesses :— Sir Richard Trusbutte, Sir Robert de Frithebi,
William de Boscale, knt., Sir William de Belqethorp, Sir William son ot
Ralph, and others (named).
[York 1 A 296 Urant by William, son of William de Parco, of Lepington,
to Emma his mother, of a toft, a croft, and 5 selions of land in Lepington,
which his father bought of Robert le Jeven ; at yearly rents to him ot a
clove, 2s. to Sir Geoffrey Agillun, and a pair of gloves to William son
of Robert de Lepington. Witnesses :— Sir Geoffrey Agelun, Sir John de
Melsa, William de Capetoft, Rocelin de Scrayngham, and others (named).
[c. A.D. 1281. See A. 208].
[York 1 A 297 John de Lepington appoints William de Husom, his attorney,
to deliver seisin to Godfrey de Melsa of half a bovate of land in Lepington,
in accordance with his charter of feoffment. York, Tuesday next after
St. Nicholas, 28 Edward I.
[York 1 A 298 Demise by John, son of William de Parco, of Lepington,
to Emma his mother, relict of the said William, of a toft and croft and
an acre and a half of land in Lepington for her life, with reversion to him
at her decease. Witnesses :— Sir John de Melsa, William de Capetofte,
Rocelin de Scrahingham, and others (named). Christmas, 1 28 1 . Fragment
of seal.' [Cf. A. 296].
[York ] A 299. Release by William, son of William de Parco, of Lepington,
to John his' brother, of his right to a tenement that belonged to William
their father in Lepington, as is contained in a grant to his mother.
Witnesses :— Sir John de Melsa, William de Barketorp, Rocelin de
Scrayingham, and others (named), [c. A.D. 1281].
[York ] A 300. Grant by Richard Skynner, of Lepington, to Scolastica, late
wife of Godfrey de Melsa, of a toft with croft in Lepington which he had
by gift of Alice his mother. Witnesses : — William de Housum, John
Franceys, and others (named). Lepington, Friday before Michaelmas,
10 Edward II.
[York ] A. 301. Release by John, son and heir of Bartholomew de Lepington,
to R'ichard' Skynner his brother, of his right to a toft with croft in
Lepington, which the said Richard has by feoffment "of Alice del
Park my mother." Witnesses :— Robert de Lepington, William de Housum,
and others (named). Lepington, Friday next after St. Bartholomew,
10 Edward II.
[York ] A. 302. Grant by Alice, formerly wife of Bartholomew de Lepington,
to her son Richard Skynner, of a toft with croft in Lepington which she
had by gift from Stephen del Park, her brother. Witnesses as above
[A. 3OO, 301]. Lepington, Friday next after St. Peter ad Vincula,
10 Edward II.
[Herts.] A. 303. Confirmation by Alice, late wife of Miles de Westmell, to John
de Marines, of the grant made him by her late husband and herself.
Witnesses :— Walter Hacun, Walter de Hertfort, Peter Boiseel, and others
(named). St. Martin's day, 46 Henry III.
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[Herts.] A. 304. Grant by Geoffrey, son of Ealph the Clerk of Westmeln, lo
John de Marines, at a yearly rent of 4*. 7d., of the land in Westmeln he
had by grant of William, son of William son of Benedict, which the said
William held of the tenement of John Troteman ; and the land and what-
ever else the same John had, at the time he held of Hugh de Marines,
belonging to the said tenement. Witnesses : — Walter Hakun, Nicholas
Tayllard, Miles de Standon, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 305. Release by Richard de Stubbes, son and heir of Alexander
de Stubbes, to Sir John, Earl of Warenne, of the homage and service of
Robert Curtou, by reason of the land he sold to the said Robert in
Warneswurthe, with licence of the said Earl ; anil attorument for the same
Robert to do homage and suit of court [to the Earl in his stead] for the
said land. Witnesses :— Sir Ralph de Horebiri, William de London, William,
son of William de Stanton, and others (named). Seal.
[Herts.] A. 306. Grant by Geoffrey, son of Ralph the Clerk of Westmeln, to
John de Marines, of one half of all his land in the field of Rowenhofeld, in
Westmeln, which he had by gift of William, son of William son of Benedict,
the messuage of Michael de Aqua, and the tenement of Richard Wolwuh.
The parcels of land are accurately described, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, and many others are mentioned as holding land adjacent.
Witnesses : — Walter Hakun, Nicholas Tayllard, Miles de Standone, and
others (named). Seal.
[Herts.] A. 307. Grant by Geoffrey, son of Ralph the Clerk of Westmelne, to
John de Marines, of land in Westmelne, abutting on ' Brademed,' and a
pasture 'super ;Purtewellehul.' Witnesses: — Walter Hacun, Gilbert
Hacun, Henry le Chevaler, Miles de Standune, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 308. Grant by Robert son of Pain, formerly " Marrarius," of Torn,
to Ranulf, chaplain of Torn, of the messuage that was his father's in Torn,
20 acres of land in the fields of Fisclache with appurtenances in the place
called ' Spinete,' and 3 acres in the fields of Torn ; to be held of the Templars
of Jerusalem, paying them 3s. Sd. yearly. For this grant Ranulf the priest
(Saecrdos) has paid 9 marcs. Witnesses : — Adam de Novo Mercato, Thomas
de Bosevill, Adam and Richard, chaplains of Hacck[un], Richard the Clerk
of Stamford, Roger de Londoniis, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 309. Grant by Roger, son of Henry de Salicis, to Odo the Merchant
(Mercatori) of Scotton, of all land in Scot' (Scotton), he held of Fulk sou
of Camel, of Scotton, and a toft he held of Robert de la Place, of Scotton.
Witnesses : — Sir Philip de Neville, Sir John de Saunton, Martin Merchant,
of Scotton, Sir John, then chaplain of Scotton, Robert Fauvel, Richard dc
la Place, of Section, Martin de la Place, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 310. Indenture witnessing that whereas William de Nessefeld,
of Scotton, and Ismania his wife, have by their grant indented enfeofled
Richard Ernys, chaplain, and John Warde, of Farnham, for ever of their
manors of Scotton and Brerton, with their appurtenances in Scotton,
Brerton, Thorp juxta Scotton, Knaresburgh, Ripplay, Mynskipp, Lynton,
Whitewell, Hewik juxta Ripon, Maunby, Thoruhor, Munkton juxta Ripon,
Kirkeby super Wisk, Burton St. Leonards, and Katelmer at a yearly rent
of 200 marcs, and all their estate in the grange of Ramesgill, and the lead
mine of Niderdale : the aforesaid Richard and John have nevertheless
demised the above premises to the aforesaid William and Ismania for three
years from the present date at a yearly rent of one pepper-corn, provided
that the aforesaid rent of 200 marcs cease for the said three years. Scotton,
Friday before Michaelmas, 36 Edward III.
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[York.] A. 311. Grant by William de Nessefelcl, of Scotton, and Ismania his
wife, to Sir Robert Fossard, parson of the church of Coppegrave, Kichard
Ernys, John Cort, John Fox, chaplains, William Gascoigne, Thomas de
Brocby, and John Warde, of Farnham, of their manors of Scotton and
Brerton with appurtenances as above [A. 31O] for ever, at an annual
rent of 200 marcs. Scotton, Sunday next before Michaelmas, 35 Edward III.
[York.] A. 312. Eelease by Robert Fossard, parson of the church of Coppe-
grave, John Cort, chaplain, John Fox, chaplain, William Gascoigne, of
Harewood, and Thomas do Bretteby to Richard Ernys, chaplain, and
John Warde, of Farnham, of all their right in the manors of Scotton
and Brerton and their appurtenances as above [A. 31O], which they had
conjointly with the said Richard and John by feoffment of William de
Nessefeld, of Scotton, and Ismania his wife [sec A. 311]. Scotton, Friday
next before Michaelmas, 36 Edward III. Two seals and two fragments.
[York.] A. 313. Release by Ralph le Bygot to John, Earl of Warenne, of
his messuage, lands, and other possessions in Thorne, and in Balne in the
parish of Fislako. Witnesses : — Sirs Henry Tregor, Gerard de Hedone,
John de Percy, William Graundyn, Richard de la Vache, John de Haver-
sham, knights, Thomas Cok, and William de Redmede. Portion of seals.
[York.] A. 314. Grant by John, son of Ralph le Bygot, to John, Earl of
Warenne, of the same premises as above [A. 313]. Witnesses as above.
Seal.
[York.] A. 315. Grant by Matilda Bigot, Countess of Norfolk and Warenne,
to Richard de Ottcle, her chaplain, of the tenement with its appurtenances
which she bought of Ranulf the Chaplain of Torn, in Torn and Fislac, to
be held of her and her heirs, paying therefor yearly 3*. Sd. to the Knights
Templars at Hurst. For this grant the said Richhrd has paid 15 marcs.
Witnesses : — Sir Adam de Neyreford, Sir John Lemveyse, Sir Roger de
Lund [on], Master Richard de Freyssinfeld, Alexander de Stubbes, Thomas
de Stcynford, and Thomas de Mortemer, of Aitfeld. Fragment of seal.
[York.] A. 316. Grant by Ranulf the Chaplain of Torn, to Matilda Bigot,
Countess of Norfolk and Warcnne, of his tenement and appurtenances in
Torn and Fislake, paying therefor yearly 3*. 8(/. "Fratribus Milicie Templi
Salornouis," at Hirst. For this grant the aforesaid Matilda has paid
20 marcs. Witnesses : — Sir Roger de Lund[on], Sir John Lenveyse,
Richard de Castro, and others (named) .
[York.] A. 317. Grant by John de Thornhull to William, Earl of Warenne,
and his heirs, of all beasts and birds taken on all his land in Sourebiresire,
to be kept (custodiendas) by the Earl's foresters, provided the latter do
no injury to the said John nor exact food or hospitality from his men;
and the Earl grants to John and his heirs for ever to do what they like in
all his lands and woods in Sourebisire, and to take freely every year five
fat stags and five hinds in season (in ferinisione) within his own fee in
Sourebisire, by view of the Earl's foresters. Moreover, if John's dogs in
hunting wild beasts shall pass the bounds, the said John and his heirs
shall stop at the bounds and recall their dcgs. Witnesses : — Sir Richard,
• then abbot of Rupe, Sir Walter, then abbot of Sallay, John de Stutevill,
and others (named). [A.D. 1238-1254.] Seal, defaced.
[York.] A: 318. Release by Ralph de Horebiri and Thomas de Horebiri to
W., Earl of Warren, of all chases they claimed in Sorbesire of all wild
beasts ; and demise of all eyries of birds settling anywhere in their woods.
For which the Earl grants them three acres of newly assarted land in
Saltunestal, and to do with their lands and woods in Sorbesire in all things
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as their predecessors were wont to do. They also quitclaim to the Earl
their claim against him for herbage in his woods of Wakefeud (Wakefield),
for which quitclaim the Earl grants them herbage for their cattle, except
pigs, in the wood of Wakefeud. from the vill of Horebiri to the highway.
All wood and fishing remain to the Earl ; and if he or his heirs shall wish
to assart, grant, or settle the said woods, they shall do so, giving to Ralph
and Tliomas in exchange herbage for their cattle in a suitable place. Two
seals.
[York.] A. 319. Letters of attorney of Adam de Nessefeld and Robert de Wyclif,
clerks, authorising William de Spaigne and John de Shirburn, clerk, to deliver
seisin to William dp Nessefeld and Christiana his wife, of their manors
of Scotton, Brereton, Thorp juxta Scotton, and all their lands, &c., in
York, Burton Leonard, Scotton Stanelay, Brereton, Mynskipp, Thorp
juxta Scotton, Erkenden, Knaresburgh, Eskilby, Maunby, Kirkby super
Wysk, Stockeld, Hoton, Wandeslay, and the fourth part of Kirkestaynelay
manor. York, Sunday next after Michaelmas, 44 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
[York.] A. 320. Grant by William the Smith (Faber), of Lepington, to Master
Simon de Bekyngham, chancellor of the church of St. Peter at York, and
Sir John de Cotyngham, rector of the church of Brunnun, Robert de
Neuton, Thomas Osgodby, and Martin de Cokermouth, of a toft in
Lepington, paying a rose yearly if asked. Lepington, Friday, 15 July,
1362. Seal.
[York.] A. 321. Thomas de Ros, lord of Hamelak, directs his stewards and
bailiffs not to distrain upon the fees of Thomas Ughtred, kill., in the manor
of Lepington and lands in Acclom, Barthorp and Levenyng, by reason of
the aervice due to him from such lands, from the present date till the end
of two years from Whitsunday next. " At our manor of Tournamhall,"
22 February, 3 Richard II.
[York.] A. 322. Grant by Richard de Husom, of Lepington, son of William
Burdet, to Sir John de Meaux, of Bewyk in Holderness, knt., of all the
land William Burdet his father had by grant of Sir Peter de Rooe, knt.,
in Lepington. 13 May, 1373. Fragment of seal.
[York.] A. 323. Release by William de Capetofth to Sir John de Melsa of a
pasture "cum co-hoperto," called ' le Wude,' in Lepington. Witnesses: —
Sirs Richard Trussebut, William de Bozale, Thomas de Chauncy, Robert dc
Fritheby, knts., Richard de Bernevill, Roscelin de Scrahingham, and others
(named).
[York.] A. 324. Assignment by John Frauncays, of Lepington, to Emma, late
wife of John Breton, of Lepington, by reason of dower, of a third part of
a bovate, and a third part of a third part of a bovate of land in Lepington,
which he had bv grant of the said John her late husband. 12 May,
20 Edward III. "Seal.
[York.] A. 325. Demise i>y Sir John de Melsa to William, son of Reginald de
Captoff, for his life, of a bovate and "divisa" of land in Lepington,
without power of alienation, at a yearly rent of 5s., the said William each
year fitly to cultivate n quarter of an acre from which the ferm may be
levied, or, if not, or he bi'eak this agreement in any other way, Sir John
may resume possession of the said tenement. Witnesses: — Sir Robert
de Fritheby, knt., Roger Trassebut, Richard de Bernvile, and others
(named).
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[York.] A. 326. Grant by John de Melsa, knt., that whereas Godfrey his son
is bound to him in 20 marcs of annual rent for lands held of his father in
Lepyngton, if the said Godfrey for him or his debts is distrained by the
King or his ministers, whereby he is compelled to the payment of any sum,
the 20 marcs shall be returned in full to the said Godfrey. York, Friday
next after the Invention of Holy Cross, 26 Edward [I.].
[York.] A. 327. Grant by Robert de Eouceby to Sir Godefray de Meals,
of the fifth part of two solidates (sodees) of rent he has received from a
toft and arable land that John del Parck, of Lepington, holds in Lepington,
which rent came to him by inheritance of Emma his late mother after the
death of Sir Geffray Aguilloun. Witnesses : — Eauf de Barckethorpe,
Clement del Grene, of Seterington, and others (named). French.
[York.] A. 328. Release by Letia, late wife of William Fraunceys, of Lepington,
to Scolastica, late wife of Godfrey de Melsa, of two bovates of land in
Lepington, which she granted to Sir John de Melsa, knt., and which she
had by grant of William de Capetoft, her father. Witnesses : — William de
Chauncy, John de Bernevill, and others ^named). Lepington, Tuesday next
before the Annunciation, 1317[-18], 11 Edward II.
[Yoik.] A. 329. Release by John de Parco to Godfrey de Melsa, son of
Sir John de Melsa, of a bovate of land in Lepington that the same Godfrey
had by grant of Alice his mother [see A. 33O]. Witnesses : — Sirs Gilbert
de Bridesale, Thomas de Chauncy, Peter du Lund, knts., and others (named).
Lepington, Thursday next after St. Oswald the King, 28 Edward I.
[York.] A. 330. Grant by Alice de Parco, late wife of Bartholomew de
Galeway, to Godfrey de Melsa, son of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, of a bovate of
land in Lepington, which she had by grant of Stephen de Parco her
brother. Witnesses : — Sirs Gilbert de Bridesale, Thomas de Chauncy,
Peter du Lund, knts., and others (named). Lepiugton, Sunday next after
St. Oswald the King, 28 Edward I.
[York.] A. 331. Grant by Alice, formerly wife of Bartholomew de Lepington,
to John, her eldest son, of half a bovate of land in Lepington, which she
hud by grant from her brother Stephen, on her marriage. Witnesses : —
Geoffrey Stoulle, Ralph de Vernon, of Brigthorp, William de Thoraldby,
Roger Bacil, of Schirpenbek, and others (named). Lepington, Tuesday next
after St. Dunstan, 26 Edward I.
[York.] A. 332. Release by William, son of William de Capetoft, to Lecia his
sister, of two bovates of land in Lepington, which he formerly granted to
Sir John de Melsa. Witnesses : — Thomas de Chauney, Thomas Burdon,
Roger Grymet, Ralph de Vernon, and others (named).
[York.] A. 333. Release by Reginald de Capetoft to Godfrey de Melsa of
half a carucate of laud, the pasture called ' the Wood,' and three tofts with
crofts in Lepinton, except a " cultura " called ' Estflat,' aiid the meadow
called 'Gayres.' Witnesses: — Sir Richard Trussebut, Sir Gilbert de
liriddeshale, and others (named).
[York.] A. 334. Release by Antony de Spanby to Sir Thomas Ughtred, knt.,
of the manor of Lepyngton, and all lands, &c., formerly belonging to Sir
John de Meaux, chivalcr, son and heir of Sir Godfrey de Meaux, chivaler,
deceased, in Gouthorp, Barthorp, Levenyng, Akclom, Fankefosse, York,
Sutton-in-Holderness, Dryphull, Stanfery, and Lopholm. Witnesses: —
Peter sixth lord of Maulay, Sir Ralph de Hastyngs, John Bygod, John
Conestable, of Halsham, John de Hothom, knts., Thomas de Maulay,
and others (named). Lepyngton, Palm Sunday, 2 Richard II.
Endorsed: " Irrotulatur in Banco rotulo prime de cards et proteccion-
ilms de termino Pasche anno regnorum Regis Ricardi Anglie et Francie
sci-undo ;" ami, "Kepe well this release."
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[York.] A. 335. Grant by Walter de Brambre, of Scrayngham, to Simon the
Smith (Fabcr), of Lepynglon, and Alice his wife, of 5 selions of land in
Lepyngton, containing one acre and one rood, lying between land belonging
to Scrayngham church and the lady of Lepyngton, and abutting on Wynes-
towsik; paying a rose yearly in time of roses, if asked. Lepyngton,
Monday next before Whitsunday, 1331.
[York.] A. 336. Deed of release by William de Captoft, of Lepington, to Sir
John de Melsa, of a place in the middle of the pasture of Lepington, called
' le Wode,' extending from Sir John's manor to Wodekeldsik, and from
Legenink to the north ansle of the said manor, which is called 'le Park,'
saving what is herein exccpted ; and all lopping of twigs of thorn or other
trees growing in all the pasture called ' le Wode,' as well without as within
the enclosure. Witnesses : — Sir Richard Trussebut, Sir Robert de Fritheby,
Richard de Bernevile, of Legening, -and others (named).
[York.] A. 337. Release by Lecia, daughter of William de Captoft, widow, to
Godfrey, son of Sir John de Melsa, of the two bovates of laud in Lepington
she had by gift of William de Captoft her father, and which Sir John held
of her gift. Witnesses : — Sirs Thomas de Chauncy, Robert de Bolton,
Thomas Burdon, knts., Bryan Burdon, Geoffrey Stulle, of Setrington, and
others (named). Lepington, 6 August, 1305, 33 Edward I.
[York.] A. 338. Grant by Robert, sou of John Bretoun, of Lepiugton, to
Scolastica, late wife of Godfrey de Melsa, of a messuage and two bovates of
land in Lepington, situated as described. Witnesses : — William de Chauncy,
John de Altrive, and others (named). Lepington, Wednesday next before
the Apostles Symon and Jude, 1328.
[York.] A. 339. Grant by [Ada]m de Reinevill to Matilda Bigote, Countess of
Warenne, of the homage and service of Agnes, daughter of Jordan de la
Felde (i.e., 5 solidates of rent per annum), Richard son of Elyas, Humfrey,
son of Robert Palmer, William, son of Robert Palmer (i.e., 2 solidates of
rent and two sticks of eels per annum), William de Marisco and Constance
de Reinevill, for tenements they held of him in Bramwich and Bruint-
hund[des], the services (which are all expressed in solidates and denariates)
being due at Whitsunday and the feast of St. Martin, and the eelfi at
Mid-Lent ; also all his water called ' Brainthunddesmere ' and the right
of fishing therein, and all right he has in the water of Don ; paying
yearly a pair of gloves or Id. at Easter, and saving to him and his heirs
the scntage of the said tenements when it falls due. For this grant the
Countess has paid 100*. Witnesses : — Adam de Newmarket, Richard Foliot,
Thomas de Polington, William de Mortimer, Adam de Neireford, and others
(named). Portion of equestrian seal.
[York.] A. 340. Grant by Robert Brito, of Deneby, son of Mathew Brito, of
Deneby, with consent of Avitia, his mother, his brother William, and the
rest of his brothers, to the monastery of St. Paucras of Lewes, of land in
the fields of Cunnigisburg, called ' Ravennis cros wang.' This charter
the said Avitia witnesses and seals. Witnesses : — Richard the Chaplain, of
Cunigisbnrgh, Henry Pichot, William de Stainvilla, Reginald de Bosco,
Adam del Mareis, Walter de Sancta Margareta, and others (named).
[York.] A. 341. Grant by Alan son of Turfin to Roger de Ardena, with
his daughter, of three carucates of land in Burton, of the feo of
Roger de Molbr', and 28 acres therein of the fee of our lord the King
(whereof 20 acres are in Holmis, seven in Scatoreberga, and one " sub
domo Hethne "), two acres of meadow called ' Scletengra,' and a bovate of
land in Blant, in free marriage. Roger has given to Ralph, son of the afore-
said Alan, for his consent, a gold ring. At the Exchequer, London, before
Sir Richard de Luci and Richard archdeacon of Poitou, Guy dean of
Waltham, Reginald de Warenne, Oger Senescal, and others (named).
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[York.] A.. 342. Demise by John, son of Henry son of Alexander de Laysingby,
to Geoffrey the Scot (Scoticum), of Wyteby, of an annual rent of eight marcs
in Uplithum, Lackenby, and Laysingby, viz., from his brother Alan, 40*.
for land in Lackenby, 40s. from his brother Hugh for land in Uplithum, and
two marcs from the same John de Laysingby for land in the same place,
— for 11 years and until the said Geoffrey shall have been 11 times satisfied
for the said eight marcs; the first payment to be at the feast of St. Martin,
1280. Witnesses : — Sir William de Rosels, Eobert de Scutherscelf, Robert
de Colleby, Richard de Clyf, clerk, and ethers (named).
[York.] A. 343. Grant by Thomas de Bordesdene, son of Johnde Bordesdene,
to Walter Luvel, son of Henry Luvel, for his homage and service, of the
dwelling-house the said Henry held of the said John, with land in the vill
of Bordesdene and parish of Brachiug, at a yearly rent of 18^., the said
Walter to find the said Thomas three reapers in August (the latter pro-
viding them meat and drink thrice a day), when he shall wish to cut his
crops. For this grant Walter has paid 20s., and provided Thomas and
his wife Agnes with fair shoes of cordovan leather (de corduavan).
Witnesses : — Geoffrey Dean, Richard son of Thebald, Robert Luvel, and
others (named). Portion of seal.
[Line.] A. 344. Grant by Thomas Blyssott, of Morton, and Matilda his wife
to John Hamson, of Lee, the elder, of the lauds and tenements he had by
feoffment of William Fox, rector of the church of Lee, in Knayth.
Witnesses : — John Denay, of Knayth, and others (named). Knayth, Sunday
after St. Mark the Evangelist, 40 Edward III. Fragments of two seals,
[York.] A. 345. Release by Mary, daughter of Roger de Marley, to lady
Isabel, late wife of Roger de Marley, her father, of the messuage in
Farlingetone, which she sought in the King's Court as her right and
inheritance against the same Isabel. Witnesses : — Sirs Thomas de Geinith,
John le Faukenir, William le Faukenir, his brother, Geoffrey de Belmont,
and others (named).
[York.] A. 346. Grant by Geoffrey le Scot, son and heir of Roger le Scot, of
Lokynton, to John le Scot his grandson, of the same, of a messuage with
curtilage he inherited from his mother, a close called ' la Clyve,' the rent
and reversion of a cottage with curtilage held by Edith his sister and
Adam his brother for life, pasture for one beast over the Donne, and
6 | acres and a rood of land in Lokynton. The land is accurately described,
and many names of persons and places occur. Witnesses : — Osbert Rufyn,
John Rufyn, Syrnon Elys, Roger de Pedeworth, and Adam Clerk.
[Line.] A. 347. Grant by Thomas Pasmer, of Lee, to William Fox, rector of
Lee, of land in Knayth and Knayth marsh, paying a pound of pepper
yearly. Witnesses : — John and Robert de Trehampton, Adam de Swyne-
ford, of Lee, and others (named). Knayth, Friday next before Holy
Trinity, 24 Edward III.
[York.] A. 348. Release by Eva, formerly wife of Nicholas de Seton, to John
de Warrenne, of all lands and tenements in Horbiry that belonged to
Henry Cheward. Witnesses : — Thomas de Whyteley, and others (named).
Wakefeud, 20 October, 32 Edward [I.].
[York.] A. 349. Release by John, son of Roger Cok, to Sir John, Earl Warenne,
of all lands and tenements descended to him from Thomas Cok his uncle,
and Robert Cok his brother, in Steynford, Fithlake, and Conesburgh.
Witnesses : — Sir Gerard de Hedone, Sir Francon le Tilis, Sir Robert de
Balliol, Sir Anselm de Gyse, Peter de Lound', Robert le Breton, John
Petipas, and others (named). Heitfeud (Hatfield?), Monday next after the
Octaves of All Saints, 22 Edward I. Seal.
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[York.] A. 350. Release and surrender by Thomas and Esmon, sons of William
dela Pole, the elder, to Edward King of England and Frsuice, of the manor
of Kayngham, in Holderness, which tlioy had by gift of the same King.
" Weymouster," 20 October, the year of the reigu of the said King
[Edward III.] over England 28th, and over France 15th. Two seats of
arms. French.
Endorsed: "Reddicio facta Regi per Thomam et Edmundum filios
Wilhelmi de la Pole de jure suo in manerio de Kayngham." " Irrotulatur
dorso Clausi Cauccllarie Regis infrascripti inense Marcii anno regni
ejusdem Regis Anglic vicesimo none ; et in rubeo libro de Scaccario,
folio ccexix0."
[York.] A. 351. Release by Henry, Earl of Lancaster and Leicester, to John de
Warenne, Earl of Surrey, of the castles of Conyngesbourgli and Saudale and
their appurtenances, the manors and vills of Wakefeld, Horbury, Halifax,
Hiperoun, Sourby, Holmfrithes, Haytfeld, Thorn, Fisshlak, Staynthorp, and
Donsthorp, with all lands, advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories, hospitals
and other their appurtenances, which Thomas, late Earl of Lancaster, his
brother, had by grant of the said Earl of Surrey. York, 2 March,
2 Edward III. Seal of arms.
[York.] A. 352. Release by Robert, sou of Saher de Fancote, to Walter de
Stok, rector of the church of Grendon, for the sum of 40*., of a messuage in
Fancote (Fencotes, co. York), with the homage and services thereof;
paying therefor yearly 8*. to the brethren of the hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem at Hogessawe. Witnesses : — Sirs Roger Damary, Ralf de
Cestertonea, Peter Carbonel, knts., Ralph Dauudeli, Guy de Tursmerea, and
others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 353. Grant by Robert, son of Siger de Fencote, to Walter de Stoke,
deacon, of 40^ acres of land in Stoke and Fencotn, and meadow in Stanling
and ' la Westmore.' The position of every piece of land is most accurately
defined, and very many local names occur, e.g., half an acre at ' the
iledemanue,' half an acre at Heldefelde Cross, &c. Witnesses: — Giles de
Insula, Otuel Purcel, Ralph Daundeli, Wido de Tursmere, William abbot
of Fencote, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 354. Grant by King John to William, Earl of Warenne, of a fair at
Wakefield, yearly, for three days, the vigil, feast, and the morrow of All
Saints. Witnesses: — W. bishop of Lincoln, G. bishop of Hereford,
G. fitz Peter, Earl of Essex, R. Earl of Leicester, R. Earl of Chester,
Earl W. Marshal, W. Earl of Salisbury, W. Earl of Warwick, H. Earl of
Hereford, William de Brausa. By the hand of the provost of Beverley and
archdeacon of Wells, at Brug', 15 March, 5 John. Fragment of Great
Seal.
York. A. 355. Indenture between Edward, King of England and France, and
Notts. William de la Pole, the elder, knt. Whereas the latter has granted the King
two annual rents of 1,000 marcs, for term of the life of Katherine his wife,
and 200Z. in fee simple, on all his possessions in co. York and elsewhere, the
King agrees that if Katherine die in the said William's lifetime, or survive him,
and after his decease make a release to the King of her dower in the manor
of Brustwyk in Hoklerness, and the manors and vills of Cleton, Little
Humbre, Burton, Pidse, Outhorn, Wythornse, Sheftelyng, Kilnese, Esyngton,
Preston, Bondebrustwyk, Ravensere, Hedon, Barowe, Paghelflete, Sprotleye,
Lelle, Dyke, Elstanwyk, with the wapentak of Holderness and a farm
called the Serjeanty of the Crown, and demesne lands of Brustwyk manor
in Skeklyng, Lelle, Dyk, Elstanwyk, and other places named in co. York,
and in the manors of Gryngelye and Wheteleye, co. Notts, and of an annual
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rent of 260 marcs, which the said William receives from the custom on
wools, skins, and wool-fells, at the port of Kingstou-on-Hull, and all other
possessions which William had by grant from the King, and has surrendered
to the King : then the said writing for 1,000 marcs shall be null and void,
and the lands of the said William discharged therefrom. If Katherine
survive William, and recover her said dower, the said annuity of 1,000 marcs
shall be levied on the lands of said William till her death. Also if Esmon
de la Pole, son of the said William, die before he is of age, without making
suit to the King for recovery of Kayngham manor, which he and his brother
Thomas had by grant from the King, and have surrendered to the King for
ever, or within three years from coming of age make release to the King of
the said manor, the writing of 200/. shall be void and the lands of the said
William discharged therefrom. Other covenants follow. The said William
also promises that Katherine and Esmon shall come before the King's
Council and take oath to perform the premises. " Weymouster," 4 March,
29 Edward I. French.
Endorsed: " Irrotulatur dorso Clautd Cancellarie Regis infrascripti,
menseMarcii anno infrascripto, et in rubeo libro de Scaccario fol. cccxviii.0"
Fragment of seal.
fYork 1 A. 356. Release by Robert de Hanlay, knt., John de Akum, clerk,
Henry de Hull, vicar of Killyngwyk, William de Clifton, William de
Weston, chaplains, William Henrison and Richard Lund, to John de
Boynton, chaplain, and William Brews, of Lepyngton manor and of lands
in Barthorp, Levenyng, Acklom, Fangfosse, and Gowthorp. Witnesses : —
Peter, sixth Lord of Maulay, Sir Ralph de Hastynges, John Bygod, John
Conestable, of Halsham, John de Hotham, knt., and others (named). Lep-
yngton, Saturday in the second week of Lent, 2 Richard II. Seal and
fragment.
[York.] A. 357. Grant by John de Boynton, chaplain, and William Brews, to
Sir Thomas Ughtred, knt., of Lepyngton manor, and their lands in
Barthorp, Levenyng, and Acklom. Witnesses as above, A. 356. Lep-
ington, Monday in the third week of Lent, 2 Richard II. Two seals.
[York ] A. 358. Release by Ajitony de Spangeby to Robert de Hanlay, knt.,
John* de Akom, clerk, Henry de Hull, vicar of Killyngwyk, John de
Boynton, William de Clifton, William de Weston, chaplains, William
Henrison, William Brews, and Richard Lounde, of Lepyngton manor
and lands in Barthorp, Levenyng, Akclum, Fangefosse, and Gowethorp, all
of which formerly belonged to John de Meaux, knt., son and heir of
Godfrey de Meaux. Witnesses as above, A. 356, 357. Lepyngton,
Thursday next before St. Gregory the Pope, 2 Richard II.
[York 1 A. 359. Release by Thomas de Meaux, knt., to Sir Thomas Ughtred,
knt.,' of the manor of Lepyngton, and all lands and other possessions
formerly belonging to Sir John de Meaux, knt., son and heir of Sir Godfrey
de Meaux, knt., deceased, in Gouthorp, Barthorp, Levenyng, Akclom,
Fankefosse, York, Migeleye, Suttou-in-Holderness, Dripehull, Stanfery,
and Lopholtne. Witnesses as above, A. 358. Lepyngton, Tuesday iu
the second week of Lent, 2 Richard II. Portion of seal of arms.
[York.] A. 360. Duplicate of A. 358. Seal.\
[York.] A. 361. Grant by Robert, son of John de Levenyng, living in Acclum,
to John de Meaux, of Bewik in Holderness, knt., of land called ' Acclum
Akerslede,' reaching from Sir John's wood, in Lepyngton, to ' le Morebek,'
and from the " flattum " he has of Robert Croke to Morebekwath.
Witnesses : — Sirs Ralph de Hastynges, Walter de Heslerton, Simon de
Heslerton, John Bygod, knts., and others (named). Lepyngton, Sunday
next after Corpus Christi, 1 305. Seal.
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[York.] A. 362. Demise by Sir John de Melsa, lord of Lepyngton, to Beatrice
his sister, of laud in Lepington (for the sum of til., in which Sir John is
bound to her by the will of lady Isabel, their mother), for a term of six
years, or until she has received six complete harvests, of which she shall
have the first in the year 22 Edward [I.]. Monday, the feast of St.
Laurence, 21 Edward [I.]. Seal.
[York.] A. 363. llelcase by Aubreda, daughter of William de Capetoft, to
lady Isabel de Acun, formerly wife of Sir Godfrey de Melsa, knt., of a
toft and croft in Lepington given her by William de Capetoft her father,
for a sum of money given her by the same Isabel in her necessity. Wit-
nesses :— German Hay, Walter de Barthethorp, William de Lepington,
chaplain, and others (named).
[York.] A. 364. Grant by Robert de la More, of Wart[re], chaplain, to Sir
John de Meaux, knt., of a messuage in Lepington, herein accurately
described. Lepington, Tuesday next before Michaelmas, 1365. Seal.
[York.] A. 365. Grant by Thomas Ughtred, knt., to Sir Robert Hanlay, kut.,
Sir John de Akom, clerk, Henry de Hull, clerk, John de Boynton, William
de Clyfton, William de Weston, chaplains, William Henrison, William de
Brews, and Eichard de Lund, of his manor of Lepyiigton and lands in
Barthorp, Levenyng, Acclom, and Gouthorp. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de
Percy, Earl of Northumberland, Peter sixth Lord of Maulay, and others
(named). Lepyngton, Friday next after St. Martin in Yeme, 2 Eichard II.
[York.] A. 366. Grant by Henry le Sporier, son of Nicholas de St. Leonard,
of York, to Sir John de Meaux, lord of Bewyk in Holderness, knt., of
lands and tenements in Lepyngton, formerly John Breton's, of Lepyngton.
Wednesday next after the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 1363, 37 Edward III.
Seal.
[York.] A. 367. Agreement between Lecia, daughter of William de Capetoft,
and Sir John de Melsa. Sir John having granted her for life land in Lep-
ington, and ploughing and seed of wheat and oats sufficient to sow it, and quit-
claimed the suit of court for the two bovates she holds of him in Lepington,
for the two bovates wherewith she has enfeoffed Sir John by charter ; the
said Lecia agrees that if Sir John by plea or default of warranty lose the
said bovates, he may enter upon and hold the said land for ever without
contradiction on her part. Witnesses : — Thomas de Chauncy, Thomas
Burdon, Eoger Grymet, knts.s and others (named). York, Monday next
after Mid Lent, 20 Edward [I.]. Seal and fragment.
[York.] A. 368. Release by Joan, relict of William de Capetoft, who lived
in Lepyngton, to Sir John de Melsa, of all lands in Lepyington, to
which she has right by way of dower or otherwise. Witnesses : — Ralph
de Vernon, Nicholas de Hoton, living in Barkethorp, William de Housum,
living in Lepyngton, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 369. Release by William de Capthofft to Sir John de Melsa of a
toft and croft called ' Cudbeit Croft,' in Lepyngton. Witnesses : — Sir
Eichard Trusbud, knt., Richard de Bernewille, of Leging', Eichard Walays,
of Aclom, and others (named).
[York.] A. 370. Counterpart of A. 362. Seal.
[York.] A. 371. Grant by John, son of William de Lepington, of Wartre, to
Simon the Smith (Fabro), of Lepington, and Alice his wife, of a toft in
Lepington. Witnesses : — Eoger Trussebut and John Bernevile, of Lething,
William Croke, of Acclom, and others (named).1
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[York.] A. 372. Deed of sale by Sir Thomas Ughtred, knt., to Hugh Gar-
dyner, citizen of York, of all wood and underwood growing in the north
part of Lepyngton Wood, within the limits herein specified (except an oak
called ' le Brade Ake '), together with eight ash-trees, the best he can find
in the lordship of Lepyngton, with right of cutting such wood for two
years from Michaelmas, 1395, provided it be completely removed from the
soil where it grew before Michaelmas next ; the said Hugh to have sufficient
room in ' le Cotegarth ' to store his cut wood for a year from Michaelmas
next, to cany it thence, with free entry and egress whensoever he pleases.
York, Thursday next after Michaelmas, the year abovesaid, 19 Richard II.
Seal. French.
("York.] A. 373. Release by William, son of William de Capetoft, to John de
Melsa, of a messuage, 10 bovates, an acre called ' le Croft,' a " placea " of
meadow called ' le Gayris,' and common of pasture called ' le Boys,' in
Lepington, and of the homage and service of John le Breton fora messuage
and land in the same place, which William his father granted the said John.
Witnesses : — Thomas de Chauncy, Roger Grimet, knts., and others (named).
Whitsunday, 1285. Seal.
[York.] A. 374. Release by John de le Ryver, of Brandesby, John Fayrfax,
clerk, Thomas de Etton, the elder, Antony Seyntquyntyn, clerk, Robert
Boulot, Alan de Kyrkeby, chaplain, and Geoffrey de Brandesby, to Thomas
Ughtred, knt., of the manors of Lepyngton and Migelay, and lands in
Sutton in Holderness, Levenyng, Acclom, Barthorp, Gouthorp, Fangfosse,
and York, and in Stanfery, Dripole, and Topholme, which formerly
belonged to Sir John de Meux, of Bewyk, knt., lately deceased. Lepyng-
ton, 30 September, 2 Richard II. Portions of three seals.
[York.] A. 375. Grant by Godfrey de Meaus to Stephen, son of John Brown,
of Ackelom, of pasture in Lepington. Lepington, Monday after St. Thomas
the Apostle, 27 Edward [I.]
[York.] A. 376. Agreement whereby Reginald de Kapetoft, with consent of
Elewisa his wife and Stephen his father, grants to S., archdeacon of
Cliveland, the marriage of his son William do Kapetoft with Margery,
granddaughter, and of his daughter Aubrea with Peter, grandson of the
said S., and land in Lepington upon such marriage till his son or daughter
be of lawful age ; and under penalty of 30 marks ho has sworn not to
mortgage his inheritance jn Lepington and Barneby to the prejudice of his
heirs. If such marriages are not completed he grants the said land to the
same S. till he has received therefrom the sum of 40 marcs now paid him
by the archdeacon. Witnesses: — Sir Stephen Deinevil, Walter Deinevil,
Richard Deinevil, Master J., then official of Cliveland, Paulin, vicar of
Saham, Thomas, parson of Queldriz, William de Baiocis, and others (named) .
[York.] A. 377. Grant by John de Melsa, lord of Lepington, to Lecia,
daughter of William de Capetoft, of land in Lepington, which he will
plough and find her in sufficient seed of wheat and oats for yearly crops.
Witnesses: — Thomas de Chaunci, Thomas Burdon, Roger Grimet, knt.,
and others (named). York, Monday next after Mid Lent, 20 Edward I.
Seal.
[York.] A. 378. Letters of attorney of John de Meaux, son of Sir Godfrey de
Meaux, knt., appointing Nicholas de Cotom to receive full seisin in his
name and the name of Matilda his wife of all lands, &c., he granted to
Symon Tailour, of Lepington, and William son of Symon, of the same.
Lepington, Sunday next before St. Thomas the Apostle, 1358.
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[York.] A. 379. Release by John de Melsa to his son Godfrey of aii annual
rent of 20 marcs issuing from Lepyngton manor. York, the morrow of the
Conversion of St. Paul, 31 Edward I.
[York.] A. 380. Release by Reginald de Capetoft to Godfrey de Melsa,
" domino meo," of a carucate (eight bovatos) of land in Lepington which he
held of the said Godfrey's fee. Witnesses : — Ralph de Fritheby, Robert de
Chancy, Richard Trussebut, Gilbert de Briddeshal, knts., Peter de Melsn,
and others (named).
[York.] A. 381. Grant by Robert de Melsa to Reginald de Capetot, son of
Reginald, of five carucates of land in Lepington and two " mansure" in York,
and two carucates in Folchertorp, paying for this latter piece one marc
yearly ; all which land Hugh, Camin gave to his sister Alice on her marriage.
Witnesses : — William de Stutevill, Eustace de Vescy, Roger de Croceslai,
William the Clerk, of Cottingham, Walter de Wintertorp, and many others
(named).
[York.] A. 382. Release by William de Capethof to Ysabel, formerly wife of
Sir Godfrey de Melsa, of the toft and croft of Albreda her daughter, in
Lepington, and the annual rent of Id. issuing therefrom. Witnesses : — Sii
Robert de Fritby, knt., Walter de Barkethorp, Thomas le Paumer, of the
same, Richard le Walays, of Aclum, and others (named).
[York.] A. 383. Demise by Scolastica, late wife of Godfridy (Godfrey)
de Melsa, for her life, to John Fraunceys, of Lepington, of land in
Lepington which Guliana, called Houesom, held at will, at a yearly rent
of (5*. 8d., he appearing twice a year at Scolastica's court of Lepington,
and paying the fines of the wapentake according to the custom of the vill.
The vigil of St. Andrew the Apostle, 1336.
[York.] A. 384. Release by Sir John de Melsa to John Bretun, of Lepington,
of the bovate of land and toft in Lepington which Godfrey de Melsa his
father had by grant of Beatrice Bretun, mother of the said John, and a toft
with buildings and free egress and ingress wherewith his mother was
dowered : paying a pair of gloves yearly. Witnesses : — Sir Peter de Ros,
Sir Richard Trussebut, of Levenyng, knts., William de Capetoft, and others
(named).
[York.] A. 385. Grant by Simon de Bekyngham, chancellor of St. Peter's,
York, John de Cotyngham, rector of the church of Brunnun, Robert de
Neuton, Thomas de Osgodby, and Martin de Cokermouth to John de
Meaux, lord of Lepyngton, of a toft in Lepyngton they had by gift of
William the Smith (Fnbri), of the same. Lepyngton, Friday next after the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 1363. Portions of four seals
remaining.
[Bucks.] A. 386. Indenture tripartite containing the agreement made between
the Earl Dulvestere (of Ulster) on the one part, and Sir Hugh le Despencer,
the father, and Sir Roger Damory on the others. Sir Roger having
demanded Stepul Cleydon manor from Sir Hugh by writ of novel
disseisin, it is agreed, by command and request of the Earl, that
Sir Hugh hold the said manor in peace according to the Earl's grant to him
thereof, and that the Earl grant to Sir Roger and Elizabeth his wife
the reversion of Whaddon manor for ever. If the Earl think this
demand excessive for Stepul Cleydon manor, Sir Roger and his wife are
willing to grant him Lyssethorethragh and Esclon manors, and also the
manor of Grallagh [Ireland] to be held for the Earl's life, rather than lose
this bargain, provided that those three manors return to Dame Elizabeth
at the Earl's death. If the Earl will not agree to this bargain it is to be
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proposed that he give 500/. silver to Sir Roger for Stepulcleydon manor
or 400/. or 500 marcs silver at least, to be paid at the Octaves of St. Hilary
next in the house of Sir Hugh at London. If the earl is willing to grant
the said reversion and entail it on the children of Sir Roger and Dame
Elizabeth, then Grallagh manor shall remain in their hands. If the
Earl agree to perform one or other of the above points, let him give lit
security to perform it within reasonable time ; otherwise he shall be trusted
and his good faith, but let him inform Sir Hugh, by letter under his seal, fully
his will herein, and within what time he will do so, and let him inform
Sir Roger in the same way. For this end the " vadletz " of Sir Hugh and
Sir Roger — John de Cromhale, Robert de Knaresburgh, and Henry do
Lucy — shall go to Ireland and show the Earl the above business, taking one
part of this indenture, another part being with Sir Hugh, and the third with
Sir Roger. Reading, 25 August, 14 Edward [I.]. French.
[Bucks.] A. 387. Release by John, son of John de Nowers, of Gothurst, to
[Surr.] Edward King of England, and Sir Ingelram Coucy, Earl of Bedford, and
[Beds.] Lady Isabella, his consort, daughter of the same King, and the heirs of the
said King, of the manors, &c,, of Salden, Mnrreslee, Zistele, Kymbell,
Weston, Turnvill, Wendovere, Wycombe, Horewode Magna, Horewode
Parva, Hoggeston, Bechehampton, Ewell, and Luton. Witnesses : —
W. bishop of Winchester, J. bishop of Ely, Sir William de Latymer,
Robert de Thorp, John Knyvet, John Delves, and William Croiser, knts.
Westminster Palace, I March, 43 Edward III. Seal of arms.
Endorsed : Enrolled on the Close Roll, 43 Edward III.
[Bucks.] A. 388. Certificate by Richard de Terri, steward of Robert de Veteri
Ponte (Vipont), that Alan Basset is surety for the said Robert that the
latter will affix his seal to a deed to be executed between the same Robert
and Alan Basset on the one part, and the men of the visne of \V icumb,
who seek common of pasture in Wicumb manor, on the other ; such seal to
be affixed within a month after the feast of Michaelmas next after the
consecration of Ralph de Nevile, bishop of Chichester. If it be not done by
that time Terri promises the said Alan shall take into his hands his land in
Wicumb, to be given to the men of Wicumb, who shall retain it till the deed
is sealed. Witnesses: — Robert de Croindene, Adam Wander, William de
Stanes, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 389. Obligation of Ralph de Widendon and his heirs to pay Sir
Alan Basset 10*. a year for the marsh in Wicumbe, extending from the mill
which belonged to William sou of Hervey to the meadow of St. Giles'
Hospital, under a penalty of a marc for each failure of payment.
Witnesses : — Reginald de Calna, John de Chireburg, Robert de Croendene,
Bartholomew, clerk of Alan Basset, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 390. Release by Edith, late wife of Adam le Mercer, of Wicumbe,
to William Tabbe, of a messuage in Wicumbe for 100*. Witnesses: —
Walter de Puderuge, Gervase Draper, William de Luda, and others (named).
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 391. Demise by William de Wydendon to Sir Philip Basset of his
land in Okregge, in the parish of Wycumbe, for seven years from
Michaelmas, 36 Hen. III., paying the chief lords of the fee 8s. yearly ;
Sir Philip undertaking to keep the said William in his service if he wishes,
or procure him service in the house of " some good man " for that time,
providing him with food and clothing as one of his own esquires, and
supplying him with another horse if his own die. Witnesses : — William
and Thomas Waudcre, Robert de Eselberg, Walter de Pudreggc, and others
(named). 36 Hen. III. Seal.
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[Bucks.] A. 392. Final concord made on a plea of " warrantia carte " whereby
William tic Wydendou acknowledges two parts of 54 acres of wood and
onu acre of meadow in Wycumbe to belong to Philip Basset, to be held of
tho said William on payment of Id. yearly, William also granting that the
third part of the premises which Margery his mother holds in dower,
with reversion to himself, shall remain to the same Philip at her death.
Three weeks from Easter Day, 3[8] Hen. III. Damaged.
[Bucks.] A. 393. Grant by [William do Wy]dendon to [Philip] Basset of his
wood called ' Ocregge,' in Wycumbe, at a yearly rent of \d. Witnesses : —
Thomas Wander, William de la Lude, Simon de Santerdon, Nicholas
Hochede, and others (named), [c. 36 Hen. III., cf. A. 391.] Seal.
Damaged.
[Bucks.] A. 394. Grant by Osbert de Santerdune to Sir Philip Basset, for
3| marcs, of an annual rent of a marc due from Walter Fuller for the mill
that formerly belonged to William de Stancs^in Wicumbe parish, without the
borough. Witnesses : — Sir Eobert Brand, Sir Ralph de Averiis, Sir Ralph
de Bee, William de Luda, Simon de Santerdune, and others (named).
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 395. Grant by Philip Basset to Thomas de la Lude of permission
to build a fulling [mill in the tenement he holds of him at ' la Ludwatere,'
in Wycumbe, paying one marc yearly rent : provided that at no time cloths
made in Wycumbe, or delivered to be fulled to fullers living therein, are
received into the said mill. If they are received, or the above rent is
unpaid, the said Philip may distrain on the mill or other possessions of the
said Thomas till he have recovered the rent or the damages so inflicted on
him. Witnesses : — Sirs Henry de Pynkenny, Thomas le Blund, knts., and
others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 396. Grant by Robert Butevileyn, knt., to Sir Philip Basset, for
50 marcs paid him, of six marcates of annual rent in Wycumbe, which is
called ' Eltres ' of Wycumbe, which he had by gift from Fulk Basset,
bishop of London, in free marriage with Alina, his granddaughter,
Sir Robert's former wife. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Bathonia, the King's
Justiciar, Sir William de Insula, Sir Richard de Rcyli, knts., Adam Pig,
William de la Lude, and others (named).
[Bucks.] A. 397. Demise by Sir Philip Basset to Richard, son of John Fuller,
for life, of the moiety of the mill that was William Robyn's, in Wycumbe,
with all the watercourse in the pool thereto belonging, for six marcs yearly,
in case of non-payment of which the said Philip to have right of entry into
a messuage Richard bought of William Wandere in the borough of Wycumbe,
to hold it till such rent is satisfied. Witnesses : — William and Thomas
Wandere, William de la Lude, and others (named). Thursday next after
Easter, 38 Hen. III. Seal,
[Bucks.] A. 398. Release by Nicholas Hachedee to Sir William Basset, for
12s. 6d., of land in Wycumbe, part of which he held of land formerly
belonging to Richard de Rothomago, and part of Sir Philip by fee and
inheritance. Witnesses: — Walter de Puderrugge, William de la Lude,
and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 399. Demise by Walter Pinel to William Tabbe, for 20 years from
the present date, of all his property [in Wicumbe], the said William
undertaking for that term to provide with food and clothing the said
Walter, who will serve him as a free servant. If William be impleaded
and put to expense on account of such land, all costs he can prove Walter
will repay at the end of the term ; except that he shall release Walter from
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the dispute between himself and Stephen de Eswell. If William build on
the fee he shall be allowed to remove the houses put up unless Walter
satisfy him their cost. If he infringe this agreement Walter will pay
Earl Richard 40s., the lord of the fee 2 marcs, and William 2£ marcs ;
and William the like penalty if he infringe it. Witnesses : — Sir Robert
Brand, William and Thomas Wander, William de Luda, John de Croendene,
and others (named). The feast of the Annunciation, 32 Hen. III.
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 400. Grant by Thomas, son of Richard de Sobintun, to Sir Philip
Basset, of the share he has inherited from Richard his father of the mill
formerly belonging to William de Stanes in Wicumbe parish without the
borough, with all the watercourse and meadow below the mill (belonging to
that share) called ' Mulcroft.' Witnesses : — Sir Robert Brand, Sir Ralph de
Averiis, Sir Ralph de Bee, William and Thomas Wander, William de Luda,
and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 401. Grant by Sebricht Carpenter, to Gervase Draper, of Wicumbe,
for 12 marcs, of three parts of the mill that belonged to William son
of Robert, in Wicumbe parish, paying 40*. 4d. yearly. If Sebricht
cannot warrant the three parts of the mill to Gervase or his heirs, he
undertakes to make them a reasonable exchange to the same value from his
property elsewhere. \Vitnesses : — Sir Robert Brand, William Wander,
William Tabe, Walter de Puderuge, and others (named) . Fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 402. Demise by William de la Lude to Sir Philip Basset of all the
land William Mogge held of Reginald de Alneto in Wycombe and a certain
messuage, except the dower of Emma, who was wife of William Mogge,
for 21 years from Michaelmas 37 Henry III., paying 2s. 8d. yearly and
scutage when levied. If Emma die within that term the land she holds
will be included in this demise. If Sir Philip be not completely acquitted
against the chief lords and others by the said William, he may distrain on
the latter till he have recovered his damages, &c. Witnesses : — William
and Thomas Wander, (Jrervase Draper, and others (named). [37 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 403. Confirmation by Henry III., by Inspeximus, of the grant of
King John dated Aurival!, 16 June, 5 John, to Alan Basset of the manor
of Wicumbe, except what Robert do Vcteri Ponte held there, paying
therefor yearly 20/. into the Exchequer, and doing the service for one
knight's fee. Witnesses : — H. de Burgh, Earl of Kent, Justiciar of
England, Geoffrey Dispenser, and others (named.) By the hand of R. bishop
of Chichester, Chancellor. Merleberg, 26 March, 13 Henry III. [See
Charter Roll, 5 John, m, 24 ; 13 Henry III., m. 8.]
[Bucks.] A. 404. Indenture between Robert de Veteri Ponte (Vipont) and
Alan Bassat of the one part, and Richard de Terre, Robert de Croindon,
William de Staines, Roger le Eir, and Richard de Rouen, and many others
seeking common of pasture in Wicumbe against Robert and Alan, of the other.
The former acknowledge the pasture to be the common pasture of the latter
both in the woods and their pannage, provided that all hogs from Wicombe
which have been fed in Wicombe woods if they be found in Penn woods
be quit of pannage in the same way as hogs from Penn ; with this addition,
that if Robert and Alan wish to sell their woods in which there was
pannage, they be not hindered thereby: the commoners holding the pasture
aforesaid of the said Robert and Alan. For this acknowledgment the
commoners grant to Robert de Veteri Ponte all assarts made between
Heselmere and the land Robert de Croindon held of Thomas de Auno,
and to Alan Bassat all the land he cultivated with his ploughs in Heselmere
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and Russemere ; such lands to be so ditched and enclosed that the commoners'
beasts may not enter there, or if perchance they shall stray therein for
want of enclosure the said Robert and Alan shall not impound them.
Witnesses' : — Robert de Lexentune, Henry de Braibroch, William de
Panewurthe, and others (named). Three seals remaining, one equestrian.
[Bucks.] A. 405. Grant by Walter Pynel to Sir Philip Basset of all his land
in VVyeumbe. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de Amundevil, William de Insula,
Roger de Sanford, Laurence de Sauford, Ranulf de Amundevil, knt*.,
Walter de Putheregge, of Wycumbe, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 406. Grant by Alice, daughter of Geoffrey son of Angod, widow,
to Sir Philip Basset of the fish-ponds (vivaria) without the borough of
Wicumbe, at a place called ' la Pande,' which have descended to her by
inheritance, and the land between the ponds and the King's highway.
Witnesses : — William Tate, Walter de Puderuge, G-ervase Draper, and
others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 407. Demise by Reyner le Weyte, for half a marc, to Sir Philip
Basset, of two acres of land in Wycurabe parish (which he held for a term
of Walter Pinel) for 14 years from Sunday next after Michaelmas,
35 Hen. III. Witnesses: — Walter de Poderruge, William de la Lude,
and others (named). [35 Henry III.] Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 408. Release by John de Cronden to Sir Philip Basset of 1 1 acres
of land [in Wycumbe] that Robert de Cronden his father formerly held
by grant of Sir Alan Basset, father of Sir Philip. Witnesses : — Walter
de Pudderuge, William Tabbe, Robert de Esselburg, and others (named).
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 409. Grant by John de Croendene to Sir Philip Basset of three
acres of land in Wicumbe parish, by the highway from Wicumbe to
Berchamsted, herein described. Witnesses : — Sir Robert Brand, Sir Ralph
de Averiis, William and Thomas Wander, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 410. Agreement between Robert de Croindene and Alan Basset,
that if any of their neighbours of Wicumbe seek common of pasture in all
assarts before the croft that was Richard le Ned's, and in which Alan has
granted Robert 1 1 acres, " et idem Alanus per consilium smim et per
consilium meum non possit se defendere, set pastura per consuetudinein
regni fuerit versus eundem Alanum dirationata ;" from that moment Alan
shall not be bound to warrant to Robert the said 1 1 acres, but the grant
thereof shall be annulled. Witnesses : — Mathew de Bigestrop, Richard de
Turre, of Bledelawe, Richard de Turre, then steward of Robert de Veteri
Poute, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks ] A. 411. Release by William de Pudregge to Sir Philip Basset of the
mill in Wycumbe which came to him as the dower of Albrea his wife,
and was formerly William Robyn's. Witnesses : — William Wander,
William de la Lude, and others (named). Wycumbe, Thursday next before
Palm Sunday, 38 Henry III. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 412. Release by Alice, late wife of Walter Pinel, to Sir Philip Basset
of all her late husband's land in Wycumbe. Witnesses : — Randulf de
Mundeville, Walter de Pudderegge, and others (named). Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 413. Demise by Simon Hochede to the canons of Messenden of
his meadow ot Nnnnewell [Wycombe], from Whitsunday in the fifth year
of the interdict of the Anglican church to the Whitsunday following ; on
condition that if Simon or his heirs pay the said canons 6 marcs within
that time he shall receive back the meadow from them at the term aforesaid,
otherwise it shall remain to the canons for i-vcr at a yearly rent of 6rf.
Witnesses : — Mathew Brand, James de Penua, William son of Hervey.
William de Stance, and others (named). Seal.
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[Bucks.] A. 414. Grant by Robert White (Albits) to Roger Mowin of the
messuage he held in Wicumbe, beyond the bridge by ' the little water,'
at 2s. yearly rent. If he cannot warrant such messuage to Roger he will
give au equivalent exchange. Witnesses : — William de Tilebroc, Walter
his brother, Heliasde Wimbilville, Simon de Maidewell, and others (named).
Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 415. Grant by Simon Hochede to St. Mary's church and the
canons of Messenden, of his meadow of Nunnewell [Wycombe], at 6rf.
yearly rent. Witnesses : — Mathew Brand, James de Penna, William son of
Hervei, William de Stanes, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] A. 416. Grant by John de Neville, knt., lord of Rsiby, to Thomas
Surtays, knt., John de Broghton, parson of Horsley church, Thomas de
Hexsham, and William de Blakdene, of all lands and tenements he holds
in Raskelf, together with the reversion of Raskelf manor, which Alesia
de Nevile his mother holds in dower of his inheritance, and which will
remain to him at her decease. Witnesses : — Robert de Rowclyf, William
Bruys, Thomas Colwill, knts., Richard Bernard, and others (named).
Tuesday, the feast of St. Margaret the Virgin, 46 Edward IIJ. Seal
of arms.
[York.] A. 417. Grant by Thomas Surteys, knt., John de Broghton, clerk,
and William de Blakedene to John de Gysburn, citizen and merchant of
York, for his life, of Raskelf manor, a meadow called ' Halleker,' and four
closes there, Halleclose, Northintak, Westclose, and closes called ' Kerclose,'
' Cotebuskes,' 'Closeker,' ' Entirclose' with 'Birkereng'; also sufficient timber
there for the building and repair of the manor buildings ; sufficient firewood
for his wants at Raskelf and York ; free licence to hunt and take all manner
of beasts of venary within their demesne there whenever he pleases, and
common for his cattle, and a yearly rent of 101. is&uing from their property
there. Witnesses : — Thomas Colville, Robert de Rouclyf, knts., and others
(named). 2 November, 1 Richard II. Portion of seal of arms.
[York.] A. 418. Grant by John Seele, son of Richard Seele, of Fourneys, to
Thomas de Heseldene, of all the lands, &c., in Wakefield, Sandale, and
Crigeleston he inherited on the death of Thomas Seele. Wakefield,
Friday after the nativity of the Virgin Mary, 50 Edward III. Seal.
York. A. 419. Indenture witnessing that whereas Christopher Clapham, of
Demesley, co. York, by indenture dated 20 February, 31 Hen. VIII.,
demised to Cristofer Mawde, of Holynhall, co. York, the manor of Over
Lunde, and lands, tenements, rents, &c., in Lunde, Thornton, and Burton
in Lonnesdale, and elsewhere in Lonnesdale, for 60 years from that date,
paying a red rose only yearly during the lives of certain persons named in
the demise, and after their decease the rents specified therein : the said
Mawde has granted and sold to Brian Robynson for a certain sum of
money, the receipt whereof he hereby acknowledges, all his claim, title,
and interest in the premises for the residue of the said term, saving any
leases Mawde may have granted by force of the above demise. 3 Dec.,
36 Hen. VIII.
[York.] A. 420. Release by Thomas de Meaux, knt., to Sir Thomas Ughtred,
knt., of Lepington manor and all lands formerly belonging to Sir John do
Meaux, knt., sou and heir of Sir Godfrey de Meaux, deceased, in Goulhorp,
Levenyng, Akclom, Fankefosse, York, Sutton in Holderness, DriphuD,
Stanferry, and Lopholm. Witnesses : — Peter, sixth lord of Maulay, Sir
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Ralph de Hastynges, John Bygod, John Conestable, of Halsharn, John do
Hothom, knts., Thomas de Maulay, and others (named). Lepington, Palm
Sunday, 2 Richard II. Portion of seal.
Endorsed: " Irrotulatur in dorso Clausi cancellaric Regis infrascripti
mense Mali anno infrascripto."
[York.] A. 421. Grant by Richard de Barucby to John de Warennia of the
entire warren of all his lands in the parts of York, which warren the King
granted him by a charter the said John has in keeping. Witnesses : —
Sir Hugh le Bigoth, Sir Peter de Anesie, Sir Nicholas Dewias, Sir Richard
Folioth, knts., William de London, and others (named). [?37 Henry III.
Cf. Cal. Patent Rolls ii. 267 b.]
[York.] A. 422. Confirmation by Alexander, archbishop of York, by In-
speximus,— upon a licence obtained by William Fitz William, knight, to
assign 17 marcs annual rent issuing from his manor of East, Midel, and
Westhathelsay, held of John, King of Castile and Duke of Lancaster, as
of the honour of Pontefract, to two chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily for the soul of Thomas de Stapilton, formerly lord of the manor
aforesaid, dated 10 Nov. 9 Richard II., — of two grants appointing William
de Byrkyn and William de Sprotburgh chaplains as above, dated Estha-
thelsay, 1 Jan, 1385[-6.] Clauses are inserted regulating the appointment
of chaplains in future. Redmanor, 27 January, 1387 [-8.] Fragment of
seal.
[Suff.] A. 423. Release by Robert, son of Richer de Belstede, to William,
son of Hugh de Belstede, of the land that Richer, his father, and Avicia,
his mother, held in Belste (Belstede, Suffolk). Witnesses: — William, son of
John de Spornton, Roger son of Warin, John, son of John the Chaplain
(cap' II'), of Felcherche, and others (named).
Endorsed : " Belstede, Essex."
[Essex.] A. 424. Grant by Thomas de Bordesdene to the church and canons
of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Bordesdenefeld. Witnesses : — John
de Lesnes, John Bel, Richard son of Estmund, Simon de Melkel', and
William de Strate.
[Essex.] A. 425. Grant by William do Reymes to Sir Fulk Basset, provost of
Bevcrley, of laudjcalled ' Brighelond ' and ' Dernulvesland ' in Finchingfeld,
and pasture for two oxen and two horses, paying a pound of pepper yearly.
For this grant Sir Fulk has given 28 marks, and a red palfrey worth
4 marcs to Joan, William's wife. Witnesses : — Hamo son of Richard,
Nicholas Peche, Robert Inkel, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 426. Graut by William de Reymes to Sir Fulk Basset of land
called ' Boytune Wode ' in Finchingfeld, paying yearly a pair of gilt
spurs or 4d., besides scutage to the value of Id. when imposed. Witnesses :
— Hamund son of Richard, Nicholas Peche, William de Hyspania, and
others (named). Seal.
[Suff.] A. 427. Release by John le Ginnor, of Belstede Magna, to William,
son of William le Terre, of land and a messuage in Belstede Magna, adjoin-
ing the fee of the abbot of Albemarle. Witnesses : — William de Humforde,
Symon Miller, and others (named). January, 56 Henry III.
[Essex.] A. 428. Grant by Robert le Pestur, of Borham, to Philip le Taylur,
of co. Stafford, of the whole service of annual rent with foreign service,
which Roger Beriman owes him for a tenement in Borham. Witnesses : —
John Maudwyt, Robert de Walcfare, John de Mandevile, and others
(named). Seal.
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[Essex.] A. 429. Grant by William do Reimes, knight, to Sir Philip Basset,
of all his outer court in Boitune, in Finchingefeld parish, with the house
situated therein ; saving the right of entry to and exit from the inner court.
(The boundaries are clearly defined.) Witnesses: — Sir Nicholas Pecche,
William de Northtoft, William de Gehlham, and others (named). Portion
of seal.
[Essex.] A. 430. Grant by Richard, son of William de Badewe, to Sir William,
son of Sir Warin do Montchesney, of the homage and service of the daughters
and heirs of Lady Isabel de Benlestaple, with 20s. annual rent which she paid
for a tenement in Nevendene and Berdestaple (Barstable). Witnesses : —
Sirs William de Sancto Claro, William de Watevile, Eobert de Hegham,
knights, Ralph de Coggeshal, Richard le Brun.
[Essex.] A. 431. Grant by Katherine, daughter of Richard de Mouasterio, to
Henry de Borham, of 16rf. annual rent due from Robert Marshal, Richard
ate Crouch, and Sybil, maid of the recluse of Borham, for tenements in
Borham. Witnesses : — Robert de Walkefare, Geoffrey de Rykham. Richard
de Lindwode, and others (named). Seal, damaged.
[Essex.] A. 432. Grant by Geoffrey le Spec to Philip le Taylur, and Roys[ia] his
wife, of land in Borhara and an annual rent of 5^d. due from Hervey Fulke
and John de Marisco. Witnesses : — John de Walkefare, Richard de Lind-
wode, and others (named). Seal, defaced.
[buff.] A. 433. Demise by Robert de Berefeud to John Costin, of Leyham,
the younger, of land in Belsted Magna, for 13 years from Michaelmas,
26 Edward [I.] Witnesses : — John and Robert de Belsted, Geoffrey and
John del Slade, and others (named). Belsted, Monday next after Holy
Trinity, 26 Edward [I.] Seal, damaged.
[Essex.] A. 434. Release to Master Thomas de Wymundeham, rector of
Brumfeld church, and the rectors his successors, by William Smith his
parishioner, of a hedge planted between the field called ' Homfeld,' belonging
to the church, and William's land in Wellfeld ; on condition of the rector's
making a ditch beyond the hedge, on William's land, four feet wide by
three deep, and that he and his successors keep the hedge and ditch in
repair at their own cost. Witnesses: — John de Mandeville, John de
Appeltrefeld, William de Sancto Claro, and others (named). Portion of a
seal.
[Essex.] A. 435. Grant by Edric the Carpenter, of Braidwell, to Ralph de
Bramelai and Claricia his wife, of land in Braidwell, paying him 4s. yearly,
and to the house of Fallay 3d. for one acre Edric granted the said house.
Witnesses :— Richard de Havil, Ralph de Telebi, William the Clerk of
Braidewell, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 436. Grant by Simon le Cupere, of Bromfeld, to William de
Pacehyng and Alice his wife, of land in Pachchyug Clovill, in the vill of
Bromfeld. Witnesses : — William Sparkes, Ranulf le Warenne, John ate
"Melle, of Bromfeld, and others (named). Bromfeld, Saturday next after the
Decollation of John the Baptist, 1 Edward III.
[Essex.] A. 437. Grant by Adam the Weaver (Tixtor : sic), of Burested Parva,
to Robert de Frekeber, and Joan his wife, cf 2\d, annual rent due from
Thomas Rock for a field called ' Boussefeld,' in Burested Parva. Witnesses :
—William Ame, William de Eyr, Thomas le Rock, and others (named.)
[Essex.] A. 438. Grant by Gilbert de Hendune to Lucia Waleraun of 30 hogs
in the wood of Boreham, which is of the fee of the abbot of St. Albans,
which he granted to John her brother ; paying therefor yearly half a pound
of cummin in London. Witnesses : — Henry Bocquointe, Roger de la Dune,
Reginald Cabus, and others (named).
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[Essex.] A. 439. Release by John, called « le Man,' of Belsted Magna, to
Laurence le Fre, of the messuage he held of the said Laurence, in Belsted
aforesaid, situated as described. Belsted, Wednesday next after St. Gregory
the Pope, 7 Edward II. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 440. Release by Thomas, son of William Sarjaunt, of Brumfeld,
to Master Thomas de Wymundeham, parson of Brumfeld, and his successors,
of a messuage and eight acres of land in Brumfeld that his father once held
of the said church. Witnesses : — William de Graundcurt, Robert de Borham,
John de Maundevile, and others (named). [46 Henry III.]
Annexed : —
(i.) Final concord between Master Thomas de Wymundham, parson of
Brumfeld church, plaintiif, and Robert le Burser, tenant of 23 acres of
land in Brumfeld, which Robert acknowledged to be the right of Thomas
and his church of St. Leonard, of Brumfeld, and quitclaimed to him and
his successors for ever. Chelmereford, the morrow of St. John the Baptist,
46 Henry III.
Endorsed: "Pars Robert! le» Burser quam habere nou curavit quia
nichil retinuit."
(ii.) The like between Thomas, son of William Sergaunt, of Brumfeld,
and the same Master Thomas, tenant of eight acres of land in Brumfeld,
whereupon an assise of mart d'ancestor was summoned, and Thomas son of
William quitclaimed the land to Master Thomas and his successors, parsons
of the church abovesaid. Dated as above.
Endorsed: "Pars Thome filii Willielmi Serjand quam habere non curavit
quia nichil retinuit."
(iii.) Counterpart of ii., probably the part left with Thomas de
Wymundeham. Dated as above.
[York.] A. 441. Grant by Sir Hugh le Despenser to Warin le Grys, of
Burndesle, of eight acres of land in the west field of Barndesle, situated as
described, in exchange for which Warin grants Sir Hugh eight acres and a
rood of land in Wysessherde, in the field of Barndesle. Witnesses : —
Sir John de Hanlo, Sir Ingram Belreger, John de Mareys, and others
(named). Barndesle, feast of St. Hilary, 6 Edward II. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 442. Grant by Isabella de Cloville to William de Pacchingg, her
son, of land in a croft called ' Kykoscroft,' in Pacching Clovill, in the vill of
Bromfeld, and in a meadow called ' Hammemad.' Witnesses : — Jordan
de Maundeville, and others (named). Bromfeld, Saturday next after
Michaelmas, 20 Edward II.
[Essex.] A. 443. Grant by William de Reymes, knt., to Sir Philip Basset, of all
his land in the field called ' Speltewellefeld,' in Boy tune, in Finchingfeud
parish, viz., lands called ' Hueloteslee ' and ' Eldewelle,' <fcc., to be held with
another tenement Sir Philip holds of him in the same vill by the service of
half a knight's fee. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Saham, Sir Nicholas Pechc,
and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 444. Grant by William de Reimes, knt., to Sir Philip Basset, of
a croft called ' Bantone ' in Boitone, in Finchingefeld parish, as herein
described, paying for this and other land held of Sir William in the same
vill a pair of gilt .spurs or 6d. yearly. Witnesses : — Sir William Dod-
(lingeseles, Sir Nicholas de Sanford, Sir Laurence de Sanford, Geoffrey
Foliot, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 445. Release by William, son of Sir William de Reymes, of Finch-
ingfeud, to Sir Philip Basset, of 6s. 2d. annual rent he was wont to receive
from Simon Cusin, for 20 acres in Finchingfeud ; paying therefor yearly 6^rf.
Witnesses : — Simon son of Richard, Roger de Omnibus Sanctis, Thomas de
Yspaunia, and others (named).
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[Essex.] A. 446. Release by Avicia, formerly wife of Peter le Herde, of
Chelmerefbrd, to William de Cogeshale, of her third part in a croft called
' Clobbiscroft,' in Chelmereford parish, which came to her as dower after
her husband's death, paying therefor IGd. yearly during her life.
Chelmereford, Monday next after the Ascension, 17 Edward II.
[Essex.] A. 447. Agreement in settlement of a dispute between Sir William
de Wydihulle; rector of Bromfeld church, London diocese, and Thomas de
Maundeville, over the fairs of St. Leonard's in Bromfeld, whereby the
latter quit-claims the said fairs to Sir William and his successors in the
said church, to hold as freely as Master Walter, archdeacon of Norfolk,
Master Thomas de Wymundeham, and Sir Adam de Stratton, his pre-
decessors as rectors, held them, as appears by the charter of Thomas de
Maundeville, ancestor of the same Thomas. Witnesses: — Sirs Adam de
Stratton, Ralph Basset, Robert de Walmesford, Robert de Kyngton, clerks,
and others (named). London, the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle,
12 Edward I. Seal of arms, damaged.
[Essex.] A. 448. Grant by Nicholas le Wulf, of Burstede Parva, to Robert
de Frekeberwe, Joan his wife, and John his son, of annual rents of a
pound of cummin and \d. issuing from lands herein specified, in Burstede
Parva, in the tenure of John le Tannur, and Anice his wife, and William
le Wulf, with reversion to Robert and his heirs if John die without
children. Duntone, Sunday next before St. Gregory the Pope, 24 Edward I.
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 449. Grant by Isabella, daughter of the late William Freman,
widow, to Dionisia de Monte Caniso, lady of Braxstede Magna, of the
homage and service of Sir Ralph de Monte Caniso and lady Albreda his
wife, and 14rf. annual rent from a tenement the latter hold in Braxstede
Magna. Witnesses : — John de Kelleveden, Roger de Schaldeford, William
Quoynterel, and others (named). Braxstede, Tuesday in Whitsuntide,
27 Edward [I.].
[Essex.] A. 450. Grant by William de Reymes, knight, to Sir Philip Basset,
of land called ' Aiswell,' and meadow between this and Aiswell bridge, in
Boitune, in Finchingefeld parish, to be held by the same service of half a
knight's fee whereby he holds another tenement in the same vill.
Witnesses : — Sir Richard Foliot, canon of St. Paul's, London, Henry de
Seint Pol, Ranulf de Amundeville, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex. j A. 451. Grant by Robert le Hwite, clerk, of Burstede Parva, to
Robert de Frekeberwe, and Joan his wife, of various rents arising from
lands called ' Diringes Dale," 'Longelond,' ' Middelfeld,' ' Beneites Feld,'
' West Feld,' ' Hellond,' &c., in Burstede Parvn, the situation of the lands,
&c., and by whom held being clearly specified. Witnesses : — Hubert de
Brumford, John Male Greffe, and others (named). Duntone, Wednesday
next after the Purification, 23 Edward I. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 452. Grant by William de Reimes to Sir Philip Basset, of land
in Boitune, annual rents issuing from lands therein, and all his granges
at Boitune, to be held by the service of half a knight's fee he already owes
the said William. (The lands are accurately described, and the names of
the tenants specified.) Witnesses : — Sirs William de Dodingescles, Richard
Fillol, Matthew de Leiham, Roger de Reimes, and others (named)
Portion of seal.
Essex. A. 453. Grant by Henry Cokham, parson of St. Mary atte Hille,
London, and John Sibille to Thomas Drapere and John Matheu, clerks
of Dedham manor, and a messuage and eight acres of meadow in
Dcdham, which they lately had by feoflment of Nicholas Exton, and
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Joan his wife, by fine levird :it Westminster on the morrow of [All]
Souls, 15 Richard II., together with Richard Gylle, who has released to
them his claim thereto. Dedham, 10 August, 16 Richard II. Seal and
fragment.
[Essex.] A. 454. Grant by William de Reimes, knight, to Fulk Basset,
provost of the church of Beverley, for 100/., of the moiety of all his land
in Boitunc, and of 27 acres of meadow, and some wood, " for the sake of
having entire the crofts next to my court," and the services of the freemen
(whose names are given) belonging to the said lands ; doing, therefor, the
scutage pertaining to half a knight's fee when required. (The extent and
situation of the lands clearly specified.) Witnesses : — Sir William de Ebor,
Sir Henry de Batun[ia], the King's Justices de Banco, Sir Hamo son of
Richard, Sir William de Hispania, Sir Nicholas Peche, Sir Robert Inkell,
Gilbert de Dantesey, chancellor of Beverley, and others (named). [A.D.
1213-1234.] Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 455. Acknowledgment at Westminster in the quinzaine of
St. John the Baptist, 12 Edward I., by Thomas de Arderne, son and
heir of Ralph de Arderne, that he has quit-claimed to Anice, who was
wife of John Horn, the manor of Ovesham, with the advowson of the
chapel and 10/. yearly, to be held of Earl Warrenne, chief lord of the
manor. Witnesses : — Henry le Waleis, then Mayor of London, Stephen
de Cornhull, Adam de Fulham, the elder, and the younger, and others " in
carta contentis." 12 Edward I.
[Essex.] A. 456. Grant by Alice, widow of John Edmund, of Alvithele, to
Stephen Cook and Agnes his wife, of the tenement in Alvithele formerly
belonging to Richard Edmund. Witnesses : — Thomas Belhous, and others
(named). Alvithele, Monday, the vigil of St. Bartholomew the Apostle,
35 Edward III.
Endorsed : " Carta Alicie quondam uxor Emundi, pertin' ad mansionem
vicarii." Seal, imperfect.
[Essex.] A. 457. Grant by John atte Welle, of Stanford, to John Arnold, and
Joan his wife, of the same tenement in Alvythele as above [A. 456],
formerly belonging to John Edmund. Witnesses : — Thomas de Belhous,
and others (named). Alvythele, Sunday after the Conception, ] Richard II.
Endorsed similarly to A. 456. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 458. Grant by Robert Arnold, citizen of London, son of John
Arnold, of Alvithele, to Sir John de Thorzsby, vicar of Alvithele, and
Sir John Est, of Greynesby, chaplain, of a messuage with curtilage in
Alvithele, herein described. Alvithele, Monday next before St. Nicholas
the Bishop, 8 Richard II.
[Essex.] A. 459. Grant by John Thorsby, vicar of Alvetheley, to Sir John
Maukyn, rector of Wenyngton, William Orlton, "glacier"' of Sonthwark,
and John atte Welle, of Alvetheley, of his " placea " in Alvetheley, which
he had by feoffment of John de Thorok, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Henry Bailly, of Southwerk, Thomas Solace, Henry Boerne, of London,
John Salesbury, Reginald Spencer. Alvetheley, 5 Dec., 9 Richard II.
Endorsed in a later hand : " Thise came owte of Lesnnes, but they
perteyne not to the place."
[Essex.] A. 460. Release by William to John Ive, rector of
St. Michael's, Wood Street, London, of the " placea " of land built over
with its appurtenances in Alvythelee parish, which he and the said John
lately acquired from Henry Stoghmnn, of that parish. Sunday next before
the nativity of the Virgin Mary, 16 Richard II. Damaged.
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Essex. A. 461. Grant by Robert Wolf, citizen and skinner of London, to
Thomas Bedyngham, of Berkyng, gentleman, (besides a tenement with
curtilage in Bakerstrete, Berkyng, which he granted Bedyngham by charter
dated 24 April, 7 Henry VII.,) of two acres called ' Crabbelond' in the
Eastmarsh of Berkyng, which tenement and land he with Joan his
wife, now deceased, received by demise from Thomas Mogge and Agnes
his wife, John Frost, Edmund Saunder, and Richard Broke, dated
23 February, 1 Richard III. : on condition that the said Thomas pay him
101., in the parish of St. John by Walbroke, London, in instalments of 40*.
yearly, the first payment to be made the Vigil of the Annunciation,
1492[-3], with right of re-entry in case of failure of payment. The first
instalment due last March not having been paid, Wolf herein names
attorneys to enter the premises and continue possession thereof in his
name. 20 June, 8 Henry VII.
[Essex.] A. 462. Demise by John Cok, of Bromfeld, and Margery his wife,
to Walter Paching and Alice his wife, of that portion of a tenement in
Bromfeld which came to Margery on the death of Robert and Sabina
Atewell, her parents, for six years from Michaelmas next, at 5s. yearly rent.
Walter and Alice shall cut no wood except for " hayebot," and all damages
committed by them shall be allowed to John and Margery by view of
trustworthy men. (Other clauses follow.) Bromfeld, Sunday before St.
Peter ad vincula, 15 Edward III. Seal.
Ksaex. A. 463. Grant by Hugh le Despenser, Earl of Winchester, to his
clerk, Master John dc Stanton, for life, of all his possessions in Peldon and
Aldebourghton, which Thomas de Wyndcslade formerly held for term of
his life. Witnesses : — Sirs John de Haulo, Ingelram Berenger, Walter de
Pateshnll, Philip de Vyrili, knts., and others (named). Kenyngton near
London, Monday the morrow of Holy Trinity, 17 Edward II.
Endorsed : " Carta de Leyre indentata." Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 464. Grant by John Moneron, of Fratyngge, to John Knygth and
Margery his wife, of Great Brumley, of a messuage and three acres of land
iu Great Brumleye, to be held by knight's service, as herein specified.
Brumlegh, Monday next before All Saints, 31 Edward III.
[Essex.] A. 465. Release by Felicia, late wife of Thomas le Yonge, of Reynham,
to John atte Chaumbre of land in the marsh of Alvithele, situate as
described, which came to her as dower after her husband's death, who
acquired it by grant from the said Thomas. Witnesses :— -Robert de
Bolynton, John atte Hale, and others (named). Reynham, Sunday next
before St. Giles the abbot, 4 Edward III.
[Essex.] A. 466. Will of John do Welde, of Aungre (Ongar), containing the
following legacies : — His body to be buried in St. Martin's, Aungre, 5/. for
expenses of burial, a brown " turthel " cow with its calf to be led before
the body on the day of burial for the mortuary ; a cow and 3 Ibs. of wax
to maintain a candle burning daily at mass in St. Martin's parish church
before the altar of St. Mary and St. Margaret ; a cow called " turtel "
with its calf, to maintain a candle on every double festival of the year
before the great altar in High Ongar church, &c. Legacies_to the members
of the family and others follow.
Endorsed: Note of probate and publication in Aungre church, Kalends
of April, 1337.
[Essex.] A. 467. Release by Agnes, late wife of Stephen Cook, of Alvythele, to
John atte Welle, of Stanford, of a tenement formerly belonging to John
Edmund, in the market place, and a piece of land in Alvythele situate
as described. Witnesses : — Thomas de Belhous and others (named).
Alvythele, Easter Monday, 51 Edward III.
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[Essex.] A. 468. Release by Richard Herewanl, dork, of Aljihemeston, and
Alice his wife, to Richard le Meysy, rector of Lainmersch, of land in a
field called ' Cotfield ' and elsewhere in Alphemeston. Witnesses :— Nicholas
de Nowers, Richard de Reshey, and others (named). Alphemeston, Sunday
next after St. Gregory the Pope, 1 1 Edward II. Two seals.
[Essex.] A. 469. Grant by Thomas le Yonge, of Reynham, son and heir of
Serlo le Yonge, to John atte Chambre, servant of the abbot of Lysne, of a
messuage and land in the marsh of Alvithele bounded on the south by the
river Thames. Witnesses:— William Ithe Hale, Benedict de Dittone,
and others (named). Alvithele, Thursday next before the Purification,
18 Edward II.
E«sex. A. 470. Release by Matthew Smart to John Serle of the land the
lutter acquired from William Smart, father of Matthew, in Dodenofed,
in Arkisdene parish. Witnesses: — Thomas Lanney and others (named).
Arkisdene, Sunday next before the Purification, 12 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 471. Release by William de Reymes, knt., to Sir Philip Basset,
of the service of half a knight's fee he owes for a fee and tenement he holds
in Boytune, Finchingfeud parish, paying a pair of gilt spurs yearly.
Witnesses :— Sir Nicholas Peche, Sir William de Yspania, William de
Northtoft, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 472. Release by Hugh the Baker (Pistor) to William bishop of
London, for four marcs, of all his land in Alethorn. Witnesses : — William
archdeacon of London, Master Roger, archdeacon of Colchester, Master
William de Purle, William Anjou, Maurice de Herlawe, canons of St. Paul's,
London, Martin de Bockingg, Stephen de Eseleya, Ralph de Herlawe, clerks,
[c. A.D. 1220.]
Essex. A. 473. Grant by John Ive, rector of St. Michael's, Wood Street,
London, to Thomas Totenham, of Alvythelee, of a " place " of land built
over in Alvythelee, which he himself and William Rykhill lately had
by feoffment of Henry Sloghman. Alvythelee, 13 September, 16 Richard II.
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 474. Grant by Walter, sou of Ranulf Ramet, son of Gerard, to
Philip Basset, of land in Alwiueheye, and lands that Thomas Parmentar'
and Moses son of Heldiard, held, paying yearly 6d., or a pair of gilt spurs
worth 6d. Witnesses :— Hubert de Ruily, Walter, rector of Aclee Magna,
Roger de Reymes, Geoffrey de Sunderland, and others (named).
Endorsed: Wikes. Seal.
Essex. A. 475. Grant by William Orltone, " glasyere," of Sonthwerk, to
Henry Sloghman, of a "place" of land built over in Alvythele, formerly
belonging to John Thoresby, vicar of Alvylhele, situate as described.
Alvythele, Sunday next before the Apostles Philip and James, 9 Richard II.
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 476. Grant by Richard Herward, of Alphemeston, and Alice his
wife, to Richard de Meysy, rector of Lammersch, of land in a field palled
Cotfeld ' and elsewhere in Alphemeston. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Nowers,
Richard de Reshey, and others (named) . Lammersch, Thursday, Ascension
Day, 10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Essex ] A. 477. Grant by William de Reimes, knt., to Sir Philip Basset, of all
lands Fulk Basset, then dean of York, held of him in Boitune and Finching-
feud, and^ delivered to Sir Philip as his assignee ; paying therefor scutage of
half a knight's fee when required. Witnesses : — Sir Willfam de Dodingescles,
Richard Fillol, Hugh Gross, knts., Roger de Raimes, and others (named).
[A.D. 1239-1242.]
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[Essex.] A. 478. Grant by Robert, son of Robert Goyet, of Dwldenho, to
Thomas Burgeis, of Christeshall, of land in Duddenho, Arkesden parish,
in a meadow called ' Langemad,' situate as described. Witnesses : — Peter
Kardun, Philip'Louth, William de Chesewit, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 479. Duplicate of A. 474.
[Kssex.] A. 480. Grant by William, son of John Faucelun, to Katherine,
formerly wife of Robert Faucelun, of 6s. 8d. annual rent issuing from a
certain fulling mill called ' Fotesmelne,' in Westhamme parish. Witnesses :
— Geoffrey Boquointe, William de Alneto, Gerard de Bramford, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 481. Grant by Sabina de Bemflet, late wife of John Faucilun,
to William Faucilun, her son, of 9*. 6d. annual rent she receives from
the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas of Acre, for a
certain fulling mill in Stratford, paying therefor yearly Id. or a pair of white
gloves, and half a marc to Sabina during her life. Witnesses : — Alexander
de Beuflet, John del Broc, Gilbert and Richard Faucilun, and others
(named) . Seal damaged.
[Essex.] A. 482. Grant by Benedict de Ditton to Richard Edmund and Alice
his wife, of the tenement he had after the death of John de Sunning, with
land adjoining in Alvithele, situate as described. Alvithele, Monday
before All Saints, 6 Edward III.
Endorsed : " Carta Benedicti de Ditton pertinens ad mansionem vicarii."
[Essex.T A. 483. Release by Simon Colin, of Finchirigefeld, to Sir Philip Basset,
of an annual rent of 2d. for pasture of a certain way in Birtone, Finchinge-
feld parish, between fields called ' Speltewellefeld ' and ' Alleboitone.'
Witnesses : — Nicholas Peche, William de Northtoft, Richard de Ruly,
William and Walter de Reymes, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 484. Grant by William de Reimes to Sir Philip Basset of the
portion of his outer court at Boytun, in Finchingefeld parish, situate as
described. Witnesses :— Sir Nicholas Pecche, Richard de Ruylli, and
others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 485. Grant by Alexander son of Osbert to William de Colum, of
all la'nd he holds of the fee of St. John of Colchester, in Adburgeton
parish, except a messuage by the bridge on the west, at a yearly rent of 10s.
Witnesses : — William de Rocheford, Richard de Pettindon, and others
(named) . Seal.
[Essex.] A. 486. Grant by Robert de Badua to Stephen son of Code, of 15
acres, which Godic Cobbe and Walter Constable held [in Bacldow ?], paying
4s. yearly; Stephen defending such land against the King "pro quinde-
cim acris de Ware," and paying Robert 20.«. and his son Walter I2d.
Witnesses : — Walter de Badua, Walter son of Ranulf, Robert de Fordia,
Richard de Rameseia, and others (named).
Essex. A. 487. Licence to John de Bohun and Cecilia his wife, for a fine
of 221. 7s. 4rf., to enfeoff with their manor of Kelleveden, Griffin de Sutton,
Richard Laxman, and Richard le Graunt, chaplain ; and also to the latter,
having obtained full and peaceable seisin thereof, to grant it to the said
John and Cecilia, with remainder, if they die without children, to Cecilia,
then to Ralph Filiol, to William, sou of John de Sutton, knt., to Richard
his brother, and to John Ms brother, in succession. " Teste, Leonello tilio
nostro carissimo, C'ustode Anglie." Eltham, 16 January, 20 Edward III.
Endorsed: " Irrotulatur termino Sancti Hillarii anno regni E. Regis
Auglie tercii a conquestu vicesimo primo, regni vero sui Fiancie octavo.
Ro. cclxxx. ;" and in a later hand: — "Licentia data Johanni de Bohun
alieuandi ' Filiol's hall,' anno 20 E. III."
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[Essex.] A. 488. Grant by William de Reymes, knt., to Philip Basset, of all
his lands in Boytone, in the parish of Finchiggefeld, consisting of a
messuage and lands called ' Tenacre,' ' Ruleye,' ' Aswelle,' ' Aswellemede,'
< Stokilondfeld,' ' Walewurth,' ' Speltewellefeld,' ' Brugelond,' and ' Boytone-
grene,' and the homage and service of the tenants (named). Witnesses :—
Sirs Gilbert de Saunford, Ralph de Arderne, Nicholas de Saunford,
Roger de Saunford, Laurence de Saunford, Nicholas Peche, and Richard
son of Hugh, Richard de Ruily, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 489. Grant by Robert de Bromfeld to the church of the Virgin
Mary at Begeham, and the abbot and convent thereof, of the marl found
upon his land in the parish of Fernthe, within the space of half an acre
in a place called ' Vifacres,' next a wood called ' Bechenewode,' belonging
to the convent, for 60 years from St. Andrew's Day, 14 Edward III., with
right of free entry over his land to dig such marl when they please.
Begeham, St. Andrew's Day, 14 Edward III. Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 490. Grant by Thomas Harpur to Warin de Muncansi, for 9£
marcs, of land called ' Pirifield,' in Fordham parish, paying 3s. yearly.
Witnesses : — Alan and Reginald de Cropping, Robert Cause, Michael de
Fordham, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 491. Grant by Matilda, daughter of Stephen de Beauchamp, to
Aline de Beauchamp, her sister, of all the land the former inherited
through her sister Idonea, in Bradefeld, Sevenacre, Lambecroft, and
Helmalle in Fairstede, and in Wroseneye in Borham parish; save all
those lands " which the men who descended to me by inheritance of the
aforesaid Idonea hold, with their homage and rents," and with the wood
that came to her in the same way. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Glanville,
John de Suthberi, Robert de Resheye, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 492. Release by James the Clerk of Faierstede, to Ralph de
Hastings, of all his lands in Faierstede, for four marcs and for the land
of Smethedale, with the messuage of that land in Faierstede. Witnesses : —
Robert and John de Hastings, William Carbunel, William, son of Robert de
Hastings, Aelard de Graven!, Master Roger de Clare, Roger de Rainies,
Peter de Ramesia, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 493. Release by Walter Hervi, of Boiton, to Sir Philip Basset, for
eight marcs, of seven acres of land in Finchingefeld, called ' Leessart/ which
he bought of Sir William de Reymes, provided he be quit of 7d. rent he
owed the said Sir Philip from the said lands. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de
Rull', Sir Richard Espannia, Walter Peche, William de Gelham, Walter de
Reymes, and others (named).
Essex. A. 494. Release by John Sibille, Peter Exton, William Glanville,
citizens of London, John Curteys, William Bright, and William Lokha,
clerk, to Henry Cokham, parson of St. Mary's atte Hille, London, John
Wade, citizen of London, and Henry Dalby, of Dedham manor, and of a
messuage and eight acres in Dedharn, which they, together with Cokham,
Wade, and Dalby, lately had by feoffment of Thomas Drapere and John
Matheu, who received them by feoffment of Cokham and Sibille. London,
10 March, 17 Rich. II. Portions of Jive, out of six seals, remaining.
[Essex.] A. 495. Grant by Walter Wygeyn, of Dunton, to Sir Humfry de
Waleden, knt., of 15 acres in Dunton, adjoining the Abbot of Stratford's
land. Witnesses : — Sir Walter le Baud, knt., and others (named).
Dunton, 24 September, 4 Edward II. Seal.
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[Essex.] A. 496. Grant by John, son of Hugh de St. Denis, to the church
and cations of Holy Trinity, London, of two solidates of quit rent in East
Ham, which Alexander the Clerk was wont to pay for land called ' Edgares-
brom' he holds of him there. Witnesses: — Ralph de Hosdeng, Ralph
Ursonis, John de Ilesford, Simon de Crar.ebroc, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 497. Grant by Henry, son of Henry Biweston, of Elmeden, to the
church and canons of St. Thomas the Martyr, of Westwode in Leysnes, of
a piece of his croft in Elmeden. Witnesses : — Robert and Henry de la
Rokell', William de Chesewic, Richard Wymaric, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 498. Duplicate of A. 495.
A. 499. Grant by Henry de Lega to William son of Osmund, of
three acres in Estbiri, at Vosteshulle, Haidune, and Thornhulle, and land
called ' Kenesore.' Witnesses : — William de HadeF, Alexander de Lamburno,
and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 500. Release by Stephen, son of Ralph Trichet, and Armengerda
his mother, to the canons of Holy Trinity, [London], of land in Barche-
dene, for which the canons have given Stephen two marcs and land in
Barchedene to hold in fee for 2s. yearly, which Stephen shall defend
against the lord of the fee and the King; and he has done homage and
fealty to Ralph the prior and the chapter. Witnesses : — Simon the Priest
(P'b'r), of Mundam, Hugh Anglicus, William son of Alured, Robert
the Clerk of Brachinge, Bartholomew son of Reneward, William son of
Matilda, Henry and John, sons of William Facet, William de Bromfeld, and
others (named). [A.D. 1148-1170.]
[ ] A. 501. Grant by William, the prior, and the canons of Blakemore.
The late Alan de Sanford, son of the late knt. their patron, Sir John de
Sauford, had elected to be buried in their church near his forefathers, and
Sir Gilbert Basset, uncle (advunculus) of the same Alan, had converted to
tlieir use 30 acres which lady Alice de Sanford held of them in Alfladewike,
for the " remedium " of his said deceased grandson and knt. ; and by this
and other largesses the said Gilbert, with their said patron and lady Alice
his wife, have caused their church to have perpetual memory of the deceased.
Wherefore they grant to Gilbert and his heirs the right of presenting one
canon, whom they shall be bound to admit ; such canon to be called the
' Basset ' canon. Witnesses : — Sir Fulk Basset, provost of Beverlev,
Sir John de Sanford, Sir Thomas Basset, and Sir Warin, brothers,
Sir Adam de Periton, Sir Robert de Wattevile, Sir Thomas de Gulafre,
Sir Geoffrey de Bideford, Gilbert de Sanford. [A.D. 1213-1234.]
[Essex.] A. 502. Release by Alditha, daughter of William de la Felde, to
Ansith de Heye and Godeva his wife, her sister, of land in Havering.
Witnesses: — Elyas son of Roger, Norman de Bruera, Stephen de Lega,
and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 503. Grant by Philip de Columbariis to Ralph de Hastings " of all
that land of Horisselle which his ancestors held of mine." Witnesses : —
William Crues, Geoffrey de Bosco, Hugh son of Warin, Ralph son of
Osbert, William, son of Wall' Brainel, Roger his son, Geoffrey de Nerreford,
Hugh de Sancta Cruce, Jurdan the clerk. [Hen. II. ?]
[Essex.] A. 504. Release by Robert de Tyllindon to William de Montek', of
an annual rent of Id. he was wont to receive from Robert de Camera for
an acre of land in Westhaningefeld, next the meadow formerly belonging
to Mathew de Gurnay. Witnesses : — William de Sancto Claro, John de
Boun, William de Clovile, and others (named). Seal.
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[Essex.] A. 505. Grant by Baldwin, Count of Ghisnes, to his brother Robert de
Ghisnes, knt., of all the manor of Hoylande. Witnesses : — Sir Stephen
Longespee, Anselm Marshall, Richard de Montfichet, Richard de Clara,
and others (named). October, 1241.
[Essex ] A. 506. Release by John de Ginge, son and heir of Sir Reginald
de Ginge, to Robert de Frekebere, Joan his wife, and John his son, of
an annual rent of 5s. and suit of court paid by Robert for a tenement and
field called ' Kingesland,' and a rent of 3*. and suit of court paid by Alice de
Sepe or John her son for another tenement, in Ginge Ruuff parish.
Witnesses :-— Hubert de Brunford, Richard Travers, William Waleis,
William de Goldhord, and others (named). [Edw. I. See A. 511. Cf.
Cat. Inq.p.m., Vol. I , p. 72.]
[Heris?] A. 507. Release by Amfelisia, late wife of Walter de Furches, to
Sir Fulk Basset, bishop of London, of the tenement she held in dower of
Alice de Furches her daughter [in Hadham]. Witnesses : — Sirs William
de Graundcnrt and John de Patemere, knts., and others (named). [A.D.
1242-1259.]
[Essex.] A. 508. Certificate by R[obert] de Ghynes, knt., to his freemen and
villeins of Hoyland Parva, that he has granted that manor to Sir F[ulk],
bishop of London, to whom they are to perform their services ; and has
appointed Michael, the bearer, his attorney to give full seisin thereof to the
bishop. Witnesses : — Sir William, abbot of St. John's, Colchester,
William, prior of Hatfiekl Regis, Sir Philip Basset, Master Robert,
precentor of St. Paul's, London, Sir Peter de Anesye, John de Nevile,
canon of Chichester, Robert le Moyne, canon of St. Paul's, John de Angre,
clerk. Tholeshunte, xvi. Kalends of September, 1248.
[Essex.] A. 509. Grant by Robert le Shereve, of Shamelherst, to William, the
prior of Lewes, of the land in Hatfield parish he once held of the prior, and
the service of Walter le Porter for land in the same parish. Witnesses : —
Andrew de Michelham, Robert de Brethurst, Richard de Bikestrode, and
others (named).
[Essex.] A. 510. Release by Helias Crol to Sir John Dispenser (Dispensator}
of his water and fishery in Kingesbrugge. Witnesses : — Nicholas de
Didenham, John de Ludewelle, William de la Wifaude, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 511. Grant by Adam Burre, of Ramesdon Belhus, to Robert de
Frekbere, Joan his wife, and John his son, of the rents and services in
Ginge Rauff which John de Ginge, son and heir of Sir Reginald de Ginge,
released to them \_see A. 506]. Witnesses : — William Anne, Geoffrey le
Pech, William le Eyr, Thomas Roch.
[Essex?] A. 512. Grant by William Stapelford and Matilda his wife to Adam
de Stratton, clerk, of land in Harenhull. Witnesses : — Robert de Abindon,
John Aylmer, Jaines de Grundewell, Robert Chaneu, and others (named).
One seal, imperfect.
[Essex.] A. 513. Grant by Walter le Wylere, of Broumfeld, to Laurence de
Pacchyng, of a croft called ' Shortcroft,' in the vill of Broumfeld and
hamlet of Pacchyng Pycot. Broumfeld, Saturday next before Christmas,
22 Edw. III. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 514. Grant by Robert de Ghynes, knt.. to Sir Fulk Basset, bishop
of London, for 460/., of his manors of Tole&hunte and Hoyland. Witnesses :
. — Sir William, abbot oi St. John's, Colchester, William, prior of Hatfeld
Regis, Sir Philip Basset, Master Robert, precentor of St. Paul's London,
Sir Gilbert de Saunford, Richard Fyllol, Roger de Hardeb[u]r', Hugh le
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Gros, Robert de Sevaunz, knts., John de Neville, canon of ChiehesLer,
Robert le Moyne, canon of St. Paul's, John de Aungre, clerk. [A.D.
1246-1256.]
[Essex.] A. 515. Grant by Ralph de Siflewastto William de Paris, son of Robert
de Paris, of laud iu Ileford, in a meadow called ' Tumiwnneniatl.'
Witnesses : — William Dun, John de Witifeld. Reginald de Claia, and others
(named). Seal.
Essex. A. 516. Release by Sir Ralph son of Simon, and Tvecta his wife, to
Sir Philip [Basset], of all their right to the lands granted to Sir Philip by
the late John de Subiry, in Lammers, Henye, Clapton, and Twinstede, of
which they promise to have a chirograph made before the King's Court when
next the Justices in Eyre come into Essex : Sir Philip granting Ralph and
Ivecta all lands he had by grant of the aforesaid John in Middelton and
Subyry, paying two marcs yearly, and the services due to the abbot of
St. Alban's as chief lord of the fee. Fragment of seal. Damaged.
[Essex.] A. 517. Demise by Lady Alice Marmyon, prioress of Wykes, to John
Maunche, of their marsh by Maldon, with 100 ewes, 5 rams and
20 lambs (worth 12</., 3*.,and6rf. a piece respectively), for three years from
Michaelmas, 31 Edw. III., at a yearly rent of 100*., the said John under-
taking to restore the land and stock in good condition at the end of the
term, marked with the prioress's mark, and allowing tho steward of the
convent to inspect such stock once a year at Michaelmas. Wykes, Saturday
next after St. Laurence the Martyr, 31 Edw. III.
Essex. A. 518. Grant by Guy the Clerk (Cl'ictis), to John, son of Auselm
de Claindone, of the land in Lemdon he held of Richard de Berdestaple,
which belonged to Hugh de Lemdon, save a third part which Cecilia, last
wife of the said Hugh, holds in dower for her life, with remainder to the said
John ; and also of land adjoining Lemdon church : paying 6*. yearly and a
pair of gilt spurs. Witnesses : — John de Langdon, knt., Geoffrey de Lale,
John the Clerk, of Langedon, and others (named). Damaged.
[Essex.] A. 519. Grant by John de Burgh, son and heir of the late Sir Hubert
de Burgh, Earl of Kent, to Peter de Huntingefeld, of the land called ' Wyke-
land ' that he bought of Ralph, son of Oliver de Stanweye, in Lexendene
and Stanweye, land in Lexendene called ' Westmeres,' and Walter de le Broc
his nativus there ; together with free fishing in his river of Lexendene
from the new bridge to the mill, right of way over his land, and other
privileges. Witnesses : — Sirs Guy de Recheford, Anselm de Gyse,
Richard de Suthirehe, knts., Hubert de Botingham, and others (named)
[A.D. 1243-1248.]
[Ewex.] A. 520. Release by Agnes, daughter of Alan le Taylur, widow, to
Sir Philip Basset, of the land she held of him in Lamerss in the field
called ' Smerdeslond.' Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Waskeyl, John de
Frithe, Richard Turgis, William de Reymes, and others (named).
[Eisex.] A. 521. Grant by Brian [rector of Lamersh], to Sir Ralph deArderne
and Alina de Beuchamp his wife, and the heirs of Alina, of licence to
bnild a chapel in their court of Lamersh, saving the rights of the
mother church of Lamersh, and provided the chaplains appointed to
the said chapel take an oath to the rector to indemnify his church and
pay over to it all offerings made to the chapel ; such chapel to cease
to exist if the said Ralph and Alina, or their heirs, grant their manor of
Lamersh to any religious house. Witnesses: — Sir Philip Basset, Masters
Thomas and William de Brainlbrd, Sir Robert de Andretune, chaplain,
Simon do Benuchamp, and others (named). Damaged.
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[Essex.] A. 522. Agreement between Ralph, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, and Master Edmund de London, the master, and the
brethren of the house of St. Thomas of Aeon, London, concerning an
annual rent of 9*. 6d. the prior and convent were wont to receive for a
mill in Stratteford, now destroyed, which the master and brethren held,
and the site whereof they still hold. The latter agree that the convent
shall receive yearly 9*. 6d. of their rent issuing from the tenement
William Poyntel holds of them without Bisshopesgate, London, for five
years from Michaelmas next, the prior and convent having released to
them all arrears of the said annual rent up to Michaelmas last. The
master has also paid the prior 9*. Gd. for the rent between last Michaelmas
and next. London, St. Valentine's day, 1305 [-6], 34 Edward [I.].
Essex. A. 523. Grant by Hugh le Despenser to his " vadlettus," Thomas de
Wydeslade, for life, of all his lands and tenements in Leyre, which Sir
Thomas de Twynstede held for term of his life. Witnesses : — Sirs Ralph
de Coykyn, Ralph de Camoys, Robert de Echingham, Henry de Podringan,
Ingerarn Bereuger, knights, and others (named). London, 1 November,
1 Edward [I.].
[Essex.] A. 524. Grant by Thomas Gernun, of Pebners, to Sir Hugh le
Despenser, of a wood lying within ' le Park ' of Lammers. Witnesses : —
Sirs Alan de Goldingham, John de Wascoyl, William de Haningfeud,
knights, Thomas de Twynsted, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 525. Release by Joan, late wife of Benedict Gernon, of Peberners,
to Sir Hugh le Despenser, of the wood she formerly held in dower, which
Sir Hugh has by grant of her son Thomas Gernun [sec A. 524], lying
-within Sir Hugh's wood called ' le Park ' of Lammers. Witnesses as
in A. 524. Seal.
[Suff.] A. 526. Release by Stephen le Calicer, of Stokes "juxta la Eylonde,"
to Sir Hugh le Spenser, of the homage and service due from John le
Holebrook for a certain tenement in Leyham that Sir Richard le Holebrook,
knight, father of the said John, had by feofiment of Stephen. Witnesses :
— Sirs Walter de Fanacurt and Richard de Cokefeld, knights, Robert de
Pereres, Nicholas de Lapham, Roger de Aldham, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 527. Release by John le Bretun to Sir Hugh le Despen.ser, of land
called ' Buggelond,' formerly belonging to Ralph de Belencumbre, lying
within Sir Hugh's wood, called ' le Park ' of Lammersh. Witnesses : —
Sirs William, son of Ralph de Pebenersh, Alan de Goldingeham, John de
Wascoyl, knights, Thomas de Twynstede, and others (named). Seal of
arms, defaced.
Essex. A. 528. Grant by Hugh le Despeuser to Sir Ralph Pyppard, of the
whole manor and advowson of the church of Lammersse for his life, with
remainder to himself and his heirs. Witnesses : — Sirs William son of
Ralph, Alan de Goldyngham, John de Wascoyl, Thomas de Twynstede,
knights, and others (named). London, 6 June, 29 Edward I.
[Essex.] A. 529. Grant by Hugh le Despenser to Thomas de Twynstede, of
his messuage and tenement of Leghere for life, paying the usual services
to the chief lords of the fee, and a rose to himself and his heirs in his
manor of Lammers, to whom the premises shall revert on decease of Thomas.
Witnesses : — John de Wascoyl, John de By, John Brian, and others
(named).
[Essex.] A. 530. Release by Petronilla, relict of Nicholas Heved, to Nicholas,
the rector of Misteley church, of a capital messuage, formerly her
husband's, at Manitre in Mieteley parish. Witnesses : — Edmund son of
Thomas, Roger de Reimes, John Dispenser, and others (named).
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[Essex.] A. 531- Grant by Henry, son of Robert do Aiswelle, to Sir Philip
Uiissot, for 10 marcs, of the land Algard de la Heyse formerly held in
Stapelford, and the increment of three acres of assart, he paying
6d. yearly and finding a man for one day within the Octaves of Christmas
to repair the hedge of Havering Park, &c. He also grants Sir Philip three
hogs free of pannage in Stapelford wood. Witnesses: — Elyas del Frith,
Gilbert del Eyt, Ranulf de Monte Vironis, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 532. Release by Alice, daughter of Ralph Carpenter, and Joau
her sister, for 40s., to Roger le Bigod, Earl Marshal, of a mill with land
adjoining in Lammers. Witnesses : — Sir Laurence de Sciiccario, Sir Ralph
de Wascoyl, John de Wascoyl, Peter de Pelham, and others (named).
[A.D. 1225-1270.]
Endorsed : " Carta de molend' full' de Quenebrak."
[Essex.] A. 533. Release by Katherine, late wife of Sir William Giftard,
knight, to Sir Hugh le Despenser, the younger, of the yearly pension of
101. he granted her for life out of his manor of Lammersch. London,
Saturday next after the Purification, 14 Edward II.
Endorsed: " Istud scriptum irrotulatur dorso Clausarum in Cancellaria
domini Regis E., filii Regis E., mense Octobris, anno &c., xiiij0."
[Essex.] A. 534. Grant by William de Crikeshire, and Alice his wife, to
Sir Fulk Basset, bishop of London, of 120 acres of land in Leyndune,
Estle, and Berdestaple. Witnesses : — Richard de Seintowayn, Robert
Oswald, Walter the Clerk of Horningdune, William de Grancurt, and
others (named). [A.D. 1242-1259.] Seal, damaged.
Essex. A. 535. Grant by Hugh le Despenser to Sir Ralph Pippard of the
manor of Lamersse, and the advowson of the church of the same manor, for
his life, with reversion to the said Hugh at his decease. Witnesses : — Sirs
William son of Ralph, Alan de Goldyngham, John de Wascoyl, Thomas
de Twynsted, knts., and others (named). London, 6 June, 29 Edward I.
[Essex.] A. 536. Grant by John de Subery to Sir Philip Basset of all his land
[Suff.] in Lammers, Heny, Middeltone, and Clopton, with advowson of the church
of the vill of Lammers. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Bathon", Sir Henry de
la Mare, Sir John de Wyvil, Justices of the King, Sir Ralph de Arden,
Sir Thomas le Blunt, Sir William de Insula, Sir Ralph de Glannvyle, Sir
Ralph de Wascoyl, Richard de Kacstone, and others (named). 38 Henry III.
Damaged.
Annexed : Certificate that John de Wyvile and Ralph de Arderne, sent
by the King's Council to John de Subiry detained by infirmity in the city of
London, on Monday next after the Invention of Holy Cross, come and say
that the same John was detained by infirmity, but was of good and sound
memory, and quite understood and willingly agreed to the grant of lands
he made to Philip Basset, who has the charter thereof, which was read
before the said John and Ralph. It was therefore enrolled before the
Council of our lord the King at Westminster, Monday next after the
Invention of Holy Cross, in the year 38 [Henry III.]. Damaged.
Essex. A. 537. Release by Nicholas de Reshey to lady Alyne la Despensere,
Countess of Norfolk, of the common of pasture he claims for all beasts in a
certain iield the Countess holds in demesne, called ' Reshey,' which was
sometime a grove. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph, son of William de Pebeners,
Sir Ralph de Wascoyl, John his son, John de Ry, and others (named).
Sunday next before the Apostles Philip and James, 8 Edward I.
Endorsed: Lammersh, Essex.
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[Essex.] A. 538. Grant by Emma, late wife of Gilbert Lynn, to Arnulph, son
of Henry de Panfeld, and Fina his wife, for 40s., of two acres in Legh
Magna, which she holds of the bishop of Norwich's fee, and a message
that Gerald Clovelec had on his marriage with Alice her daughter, which
they have released to her; paying I4d. yearly. Witnesses: — Sir Kobert
de Borham, knt., Robert de Halesdon, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 539. Grant by Richard, son of Peter de Binesle, to Sir Philip
Basset, of 12 denariates of annual rent in Bolemere parish, issuing out of
two acres in the field called ' Snoudtine.' Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Was-
cuil, and Sir R. de Glanville, John de Subiry, Stephen de Beauchamp, and
others (named).
[ ] A. 540. Acknowledgment by Matilda de Rotliing' that she is bound
to restore to Hugh Dispenser or his heirs, on payment of 20 marcs, the
messuage and virgate of land in Luttheburgh she had by grant of the same
Hugh for term of her life. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Chykehull, knt.,
Sir Stephen de Ruston, rector of Cosinton church, Richard Pendorajl, and
others (named). Seal.
[Essex, &c.] A. 541. Duplicate of A. 536. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 542. Grant by Henry Sad to Cristiana his sister of all the land [in
Lamburn] his father gave her on her marriage, to be held of William
Wastinel at a yearly rent of 12d. Witnesses : — William Wastinel, William
de Hatfeld, William de Lamburne, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 543. Letters of attorney of John de Subiry, empowering the bearer,
[Suff.] Simon his valet, to deliver to Sir Philip Basset full seisin of all the land the
said John held in Lammers, Heny, and Cloptone, so that Robert de Buros,
Sir Philip's steward, may receive such seisin. [38 Hen. III. See A. 536,
541.]
Kssex. A. 544. Release by Ralph de Wascoyl to Sir Philip Basset of the
Suff. advowsons of the churches of Lammers and Cloppton, in return for the
release to him by Sir Philip of the advowson of the church of Great Henny .
Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Arderne, Sir Walter de Creppingg', Sir Augeler
de Cantelupe, Sir Peter de Mareville, Sir Mathew de Leyham, Sir Robert
de Leyham, Sir Geoffrey de Badel, Sir William de Onhus, knts., Stephen
de Beauchamp, and others (named). Angre (Ongar), Sunday next after
the Apostles Philip and James, 41 Hen. III.
Cornw. A, 545. Grant by Thomas Lovell, knight, of the King's body guard, to
Nicholas Crowmere, esquire of the same, of an annual rent of 50 marcs
issuing out of his lordships and manors of Bodrugan alias Bodrigan,
Tremodret, Trevelen, Pentrasawe, Trethek, Tregrian alias Tregrehan,
Trelowthe, Trevorrok, Cosawys, Trevagh, Resogowe, Dorset Tucoys,
Penryn borough, Pencoys, Huntyngdon and Castell, Trebullok, Cruke-
vallaunce, Trevisethek, and Treruborough, with reversion to the King if
the said Nicholas and his sons die, 6 May, 3 Hen. VII.
York. A. 546. Letters of attorney of William Batman, son and heir of
Thomas Batman, of Lonesdalefele, authorising John Proctor, the younger,
son of Thomas Proctor, to deliver Richard Redmayn, son of William
Redmayn, of Thorneton, possession of a messuage and tenement in Thorueton.
5 April, 4 Henry VII.
Derby, A. 547. Indenture between Sir John St. John and Sir Henry
Notts. Willoughby, knts., and Thomas Leeke and Roger Johnson, recoverers of
Line. divers lands, &c., of the late Henry Lord Grey. A bargain was made
Kent. between Lord Grey and John Zouclie for sale aud purchase of the manor
Essex. and castle of Codnore, and the manors and lordships of Henor, Losco, and
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Langley, co. Derby, and of Estwayte, co. Notts, all which Zouche was to
have immediately on the decease of Lord Grey ; and of the reversion of his
lands in Bitame and Castle Bitame, co. Lincoln, and of lands in Essex and
Kent worth 100/. yearly, belonging to the said lord, which Zouche was to
have on the decease of Katherine, wife of Lord Grey : paying therefor
600 marcs, of which 100/. is paid to Dame Katherine, executrix and late
wife to Lord Grey, and to the said Thomas Leeke. Thomas and Roger
now agree to make to Sir John and Sir Henry (at the cost of the latter) a
sufficient and lawful estate of the premises in cos. Derby and Nottingham,
and a grant of reversion of the premises in cos. Lincoln, and of the
reversion of lands in Kent and Essex, to the yearly value of 100/., to have
to them after the decease of the said Katherine ; Sir John and Sir Henry
paying them 300/. therefor. 18 August, 15 Henry VII.
Signed : " T. Leeke." Portions of two seals.
Derby, &c, A. 548. Counterpart of the above indenture, signed " per me Henricum
Wyllughby." Two seals.
Bedf. A. 549. Grant by Thomas Lee and William Marten, clerks, to John
Bucks. Duke of Suffolk of the manor of Grovebury and Leigh ton Busard with
appurtenances in cos. Bedford and Bucks, or elsewhere, (which they lately
had by feoffment of the Duke) for his life, without impeachment of waste ;
with remainders to Elizabeth, Duchess of Suffolk, William Hastyngs, of
Hastyngs, knt., and others named, and after the Duchess's death to the right
heirs of the Duke. They also appoint attorneys to give the Duke full
possession of the premises. 20 October, 16 Edward IV. Portions of two
seals.
Bedf. A. 550. Indenture between Thomas, abbot of Ramsey, and the
convent there, and Dame Sybil, late wife of Sir Thomas de Dale, knt.,
touching the manor of Berkeford, called ' Dalys,' otherwise ' Leyham,'
which Thomas, son and heir of the above Thomas, lately held of the abbey,
and left to Sybil for her life, with reversion to himself and his heirs, and
afterwards died, leaving a son and heir Thomas within age, whose wardship
and marriage belong to the abbey ; by whom they are hereby granted to
Sybil for 100 marks, to be paid in the course of the next 20 years, upon
conditions and covenants hereinafter specified. Ramsey, in the chapter
house of the abbey, 1 July, 10 Henry IV. French.
Bedf. A. 551. Final concord between Thomas Lucy and Henry Grey, knts.,
William Lucy, Richard Catesby, William Spencer, and others (named),
plaintiffs, and Richard Humfrey and Joan his wife, deforciants, concerning
the manor of Sharpenho alias Bekeryngis, and messuages and lands in
Sharpenho. Bekeryngis, Sedgynho and Regmond. Westminster, Easter,
1 7 Hen. VIII. Paper copy.
Bedf. A. 552. Demise by William Pecke and John his son to John, prior of
Newenham, of all their lands and tenements in Bedford, Goldyngton, and
Clopham, reserving to themselves, however, all chambers in the east end of
their principal hall in St. Cuthbert's parish, Bedford, and the stable there
with the house over it, and free entry into the garden on the north of the
hall to walk there for recreation ; except also a tenement called ' le Cok '
with garden opposite, a tenement in which Richard Cours lives, a tenement
in Goldyngton, and another in Bedford called ' Bysshope's House ' ; to be
held for eight years from Christmas 1477, paying 8/. at once, and 40s.
each year of the said term. 8 September, 16 Edward IV. Portion of
seal.
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[Berks.] A. 553. Grant by Richard Stonyforde, of Burefcldc, to John Caylok
and Joan, daughter of Richard, of his lands and tenements in Wood-
street, Reading, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Whyte, mayor of
Reading, and others (named). St. Stephen's day, 26 December, 5 Henry IV.
[Berks.] A. 554. Grant by Joau, relict of Nicholas Croydon, of Reading,
to John Caylok and William Hicches, of all her lands and tenements in
' le Wodestret ' of Reading, between the grange Roger Hay holds of the
abbey, and the tenement John Thedrych inhabited, which Richard Stony-
ford her father had by gift of John Foughlere, of Reading, and which she
and John Caylok had by grant from her father. [See A. 553.] Wit-
nesses : — John Whyte, mayor of Reading, John Kent, Richard Glovere,
Roger Hay, Richard Stour, bailiffs of the borough of Reading. Saturday
next before St. Barnabas the Apostle, 5 Henry IV. Seal of arms.
[Berks.] A. 555. Release by the same to the same of the above premises.
Witnesses as in A. 554. Sunday next before St. Barnabas, 5 Henry IV.
[Berks.] A. 556. Release by Matilda Hunte, late widow [sic] of John Hunte,
of Reading, butcher, to Peter Vincent, a burgess, of the messuage he latc.ly
acquired of her by charter of feoffment. Witnesses : — William Wylton,
mayor of Reading, and others (named). 20 January, 10 Henry IV. Portion
of seal.
[Berks.] A. 557. Grant by John Cailok, the elder, of Hertle, to William
Stappere, of Reading, of his tenement, called ' Fowleres place ' in ' le
Wodestret,' Reading, extending from the said street on the east to Batayle
Lane on the west. Witnesses : — Robert Kaynes, mayor of Reading, John
White, Nicholas Barbour, Richard Farle, bailiffs, and others (named).
11 March, 5 Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 558. Grant by William Stappere, of Reading, to John Say, clerk,
John Whyte, and John Veyre, of his tenement 'Fowleres place,' in
Wodestret, Reading, situate as described. Witnesses : — Robert Morys,
mayor of Reading, Robert Godewyne, Robert Kaynes, William Huntyndon,
Nicholas Barbour, and Richard Farle, bailiffs. Tuesday next before the
Nativity of John the Baptist, V Henry VI. Portion of seal.
A. 559. Grant by William Stapper, of Reading, to Richard Pake, and
Agnes his wife, of all the property in ' le Wodestrete,' Reading, which he
had by feoffment of John Caylok, of Shenyngfeld. Witnesses : — Simon
Barbour and Richard Farle, bailiffs of
The Nativity of John the Baptist, 8 Hen. VI.
A. 560. Release by William Stapper to William Baron, both of
Reading, of the lands in 'le Wode stret,' Reading, he lately held by
feoffment of John Caylok, of Shenyngfeld, herein specified. Witnesses : —
John Vayre, mayor, Nicholas Barbour and Richard Farle, bailiffs of
Reading, and others (named). 12 September, 10 Hen. VI.
A. 561. Grant by Agnes Pake, of Reading, late wife of Richard
Pake, to John Barnet, of the same, groom of the King's Household, of the
tenements she lately had by feoffment of William Baron, situate as described
in ' le Wodestrete ', Reading. Witnesses : — William Parvecote, mayor,
William Baron, John Erode, and William Blewet, bailiffs of Reading, and
others (named). 5 October, 34 Hen. VI. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 562. Release by William Baron to Richard Pake, and Agnes his
wife, all of Reading, of the tenements he lately held by feoffment of the
same Richard and Agnes in 'le Wodstret.' Reading, 24 December,
10 Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.]
[Berks.]
[Berks.]
Kent, mayor, and Nicholas
Reading, and others (named).
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[Berks.] A. 563. Demise by Sir Richard Beauchamp, rector of Amotcsham, to
Richard Pake, of Reading, mason, and Agnes his wife, of the lands and
tenements in ' le Wodstrete,' Reading, which he lately had by feoffment of
the same Richard and Agnes, for 16/. paid them ; paying therefor 20*. at
Michaelmas next, and 20s. yearly till the sum of 16/. be fully paid, they
also doing repairs during those years. 21 October, 19 Henry VI. Damaged.
Portion of seal.
[Berks.] A. 564. Grant by Richard Whytyngton, of Reading, to Nicholas
Langeford and Elizabeth his wife, of Caversham, Oxon, of his tenement in
Wodestrete, Reading, situate as described, if they pay him five marcs on the
morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula next. Witnesses : — Robert Morys, mayor,
Richard Farle and Bartholomew atte More, bailiffs of Reading. 5 June,
19 Henry VI. Portion of seal.
[Berks.] A. 565. Grant by John Mereham, of Reading, shoemaker, to Robert
Sawier, of Stratfeldsay, and Alice his wife, of his messuage in London
Street, Reading, situate as described, which he and his wife Matilda lately
had by feoffment of John Morner and John Sley, executors of the testament
of John Tumour, of Reading. Witnesses : — Simon Porter, mayor, Richard
Farle and Bartholomew atte More, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named).
13 January, 20 Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 566. Release by Matilda, relict of John Mereham, of Reading, to
Robert Sawier, of Reading, and Alice his wife, of a tenement in London
Street, Reading, situate as described, of which they are already in full
possession. Witnesses : — Edward Lynacre, mayor, Richard Farle and
Bartholomew atte More, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named). 31 Decem-
ber, 22 Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 567. Release by William Bryght, of Reading, Christina his wife,
William Skathelok, and Margaret his wife, daughter of the said William
and Christina, to Alice, relict of Robert Sawyer, of Reading, of the messuage
in London Street, Reading, which she and her husband formerly had by
feoffment of John Mereham [see A. 565]. Witnesses : — William Rede,
mayor of Reading, and others (named). 23 March, 31 Henry VI. Four
seals.
[Berks.] A. 568. Grant by Alice, late wife of Robert Sawyer, of Reading, to
John Stokes, esquire, of Brympton, and John Sawyer, of Reading, draper,
of her messuage in London Street, Reading. Witnesses : — William Reede,
mayor of Reading, and others (named). Saturday next after the Decollation
of John the Baptist, 32 Henry VI. Seal, defaced.
[Berks.] A. 569. Letters of attorney of Richard Beauchamp, bishop of
Salisbury, empowering William Philip, of Reading, to deliver to Richard
Restwold, esquire, Robert Mildenale, of the King's Exchequer, and William
Barnet, of the Queen's household, full possession of the lands and tenements
in ' le Wodestrete,' Reading, which he had by feoffment of Richard Pake,
of Reading, and Agnes his wife. 20 April, 35 Henry VI.
[Berks.] A. 570. Release by Richard Beauchamp, bishop of Salisbury, to the
three persons above named, of the above premises in 'le Wodstrete,'
Reading. Witnesses : — William Rede, mayor of Reading, and others
(named). 21 April, 35 Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 571. Grant by the same to the same three persons of the above
premises in ' lo Wodstrete,' Reading. Witnesses : — William Rede, mayor
of Reading, John Sayer, Thomas Clerk, draper, William Blewet and John
Erode, bailiffs. 21 April, 35 Hen. VI. Seal.
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A. 572. Will of Agnes, wife of John Barnet, of Reading. Leaves
2rf. to the mother church of Sarum; to the table of the high altar of
St. Mary's, Reading, a silver ring worth 6d. ; and tin; house she had by
feoffment of Edward Lynacre, William Barnet, and Thomas Goldare,
situate in London Street, Reading, to John Barnet her husband, on con-
dition of his providing her sister Matilda with a room for life. Other
legacies of articles of clothing. 2 January, 1456[-7],
Endorsed: Proved before the official of the archdeacon of Berks,
13 March in the year above said. Seal, defaced.
A. 573. Certificate that Agnes Pake, of Reading, widow, on 5 October,
34 Hen. VI., gave John Barnet, the King's servant, possession of all her
property in Wodestrete, Reading, situate as described, in presence of
William Parvecote, then mayor, John Erode and William Blewet, " baylyes,"
Edward Lynacre, and Micholas Smyth, town clerk ; and on 20 October,
34 Hen. VI., came into Reading Guildhnll, and before the said mayor and
many burgesses (some named) reported the above, and said her husband
John Barnet should have and " rejoyse " the above premises. Reading,
24 April, 35 Hen. VI.
Strings of seals of the burgesses above-named attached : portions of 13
seals remain.
A. 574. Letters of attorney of Richard Restwold, esquire, empowering
Thomas Restwold, the elder, esquire, and John Oughain to deliver to John
Chamberleyn, of Reading, cutler, Isabel his wife, and William Baron, esquire,
full seisin of the premises in « le Wodestrete,' Reading, which he lately had
by grant of Richard Beauchamp, bishop of Salisbury, according to the grant
thereof made by him to the above. 4 March, 39 Hen. VI. Seal.
A. 575. Release by Richard Restwold, esquire, to John Chaumbyrleyn,
cutler, of Reading, Isabel his wife, and William Baron, esquire, of the
premises in 'le Wodestrete,' Reading, mentioned above [A. 574.]
Witnesses : — Thomas Clerk, hosier, mayor of Reading, and others (named).
3 March, 39 Hen. VI. Portion of seal.
A. 576. Grant by the same to the same of the above-mentioned
premises. Witnesses as in A. 575. Reading, 26 February, 39 Hen. VI.
Seal.
A. 577. Release by William Blewet, of Lymestre, and Isabel his wife,
daughter of Richard Tumour, of Reading, to John Parson, of Reading,
mason, of a tenement in High Street, Reading, situate as described.
Witnesses: — Edward Lynacre, mayor of Reading, and others (named).
15 February, 22 Hen. VI. Two seals.
A. 578. Release by Robert Langford to Thomas Cokcettur, of a
tenement in'le High strete,' Reading, situate as described. 31 October,
7 Edward IV. Seal.
A. 579. Release by Robert Porter, of Reading, to Robert Cockoestur,
of a tenement with garden in Reading High Street, situate as described.
10 June, 1 Edward V. Seal.
A. 580. Grant by Stephen Cokeetre, late of Causham (Caversham),
Oxon, husbandman, son and heir of Robert Cockcetre, of Mapledereham,
deceased, to John Williams, of Esthamstede, Berks., of a tenement
(mentioned above [A. 579] as in the High Street) in Reading, between
' the Cocke ' and the tenement Ralph Taillour inhabits ; which came to
him on his said father's decease : appointing Thomas Wall and Thomas
Playttys his attorneys to give peaceable possession thereof to Williams.
18 July, 7 Hen. VII. Seal.
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[Berks.] A. 581. Release by John Williams, esquire, to Thomas Carpynter,
mercer, of Reading, of a tenement with garden in High Street, Reading,
situate as described. 22 May. 12 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 582. Release by Stephen Cockecetere, son and heir of Robert
Cockecetere, of Caversham, Oxon, deceased, to John Williams, esquiro, of a
tenement and garden in High Street, Reading [see A. 580, 581], situate
as described. Reading, 22 April, 12 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 583. Grant by John Williams, esquire, to Thomas Ca[r]pynter,
mercer, of Reading, of a tenement in High Street, Reading, situate as
described, which he himself had by feoffment of Stephen Cockecetur
[see A. 580], appointing Ralph Millinton and William Buck his attorneys
to take possession thereof in his name and deliver the same to Carpenter,
according to the grant he has made to the latter [see A. 581]. Witnesses :
— John Baxster, Master of the Gild of the said borough, John Derling,
Thomas Heot, bailiffs, John Sevar, Thomas Kelsall, constables, and others
(named). Reading, 21 May, 12 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 584. Grant by Joan Cockcestur, of Caversham, Oxon, relict of
Stephen Cockcestur, to Richard Cleche, Robert Porter and John Turner,
of her tenement called Me Cok ' in High street, Reading, situate as
described. Witnesses: — John Bakester, mayor, John Derlyng, Henry
Justice, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named). 20 January, 1 Richard III.
Seal.
[Berks.] A. 585. Release by John Stokes, of Brympton, esquire, to John Sawier,
of Reading, draper, of the tenement in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as
described, which he formerly had together with Sawier, by feoffment of
Alice, widow of Robert Sawior, late of Reading. 8 April, 1 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Berks.] A. 586. Letters of attorney of John Chaumberleyu, of Reading, cutler,
empowering Thomas Aleyn to deliver possession to William Barnett, of the
King's household, and William Rede, mercer, of Reading, of the premises
in ' le Woodestret,' Reading, situate as described, which he, together with
Isabel his wife and William Baron, esquire, lately had by feoffment of Richard
Rastewold, esquire, see [A. 575.] 29 November, 4 Edward IV. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 587. Release by John Chaumberleyn, of Reading, Isabella his wife,
and William Baron, to William Barnett, of the King's household, and
William Rede, of Reading, of the premises iu Wodestrete, Reading,
mentioned above [A. 586.] Witnesses : — William Blewet and John
Erode, bailiffs of Reading, John Uppstone and Henry King, constables,
and others (named). 29 November, 4 Edw. IV. Three seals.
[Berks.] A. 588. Release by John Sawier, draper, of Reading, to Thomas
Goldore, Stephen Dunster, and Joan, wife of Gilbert Sawier, of a
messuage in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as described, " which we lately
had together with John Stokes, esquire, deceased." Reading, 10 March,
6 Edward IV. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 589. Release by same to the same and William Bray, clerk, of
a messuage in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as described, lately held as
above. Reading, 10 March, 6 Edward IV. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 590. Demise by Gilbert Sawyer to John Body, for life, of a
tenement in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as described, on payment of a
red rose yearly, if required, Sawyer doing the repairs, excepting any
damages that Body or his servants shall cause, which the latter shall
remedy at his own cost. Reading, Michaelmas, 6 Edward IV.
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[Berks.] A. 591. Grant by Jolin Parson to Thomas Cokcettur, of a tenement
in the Highstrele, Reading, situate as described, which he had by feoffment
of William Brussele. Witnesses : — William Rede, mayor, William Blewett
and John Erode, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named). 3 October,
7 Edw. IV. Seal, defaced.
[Berks.] A. 592. Grant by Thomas Cokcestur, of Caversham, to John Leche,
esquire, Robert Porter, and John Frethorn, of a tenement in Highstreet,
Reading, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Uppston, mayor, Thomas
Rastrik, Thomas Blewett, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named).
20 March, 14 Edward IV. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 593. Demise by William Rede, of Reading, mercer, to John
Mundes and Agnes, his wife, William Britayne, citizen and woolpacker of
London, Robert Rede, and Robert Swane, of all his tenements in ' le Wode-
strete,' Reading, situate as described, which he and William Baruet, of the
King's household, deceased, had by feoffment of John Chamberleyne and
Isabel, his wife, deceased, and John Baron, esquire. Witnesses : — William
Pervecot, mayor, Thomas Blewet and Thomas Rastrik, bailiffs of Reading,
and others (named). G September, 15 Edward IV. Portion of seal.
[Berks.] A. 594. Grant by Joan Tokehill, of Hungreford, widow, to William
Aspull, Richard Cleche, John Peytowe, and Thomas Carpenter, of ft
tenement in Londonstreet, Reading, situate as described, which she had,
together with Stephen Dunster and Thomas Goldore, deceased, by grant
from John Sawier, of Reading, deceased : also appointing John Feithfull and
Richard Plecy her attorneys, to put the grantees in possession of the
premises. Witnesses : — Stephen Dunster, mayor, John Derlyng and Henry
Justice, bailiffs of Reading, and others (named) . 25 February, 22 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Berks.] A. 595. Release by Stephen Dunster to Joan, relict of Robert Toke-
hill, late of Hungreford, and formerly wife of Gilbert Sawier, of Reading,
deceased, of the tenement in Londoustrete, Reading, which he had together
with Thomas Goldore, deceased, and the aforesaid Joan. 20 February,
22 Edward IV.
[Berks.] A. 596. Release by John More, of Gluey, Bucks, and Matilda his
wife, to John Denys, of Reading, of a tenement in Londonstrete, Reading,
situate as described, which descended to the said Matilda on the death of her
brother Gilbert Sawyer. Witnesses : — John Baxster, mayor of Reading,
and others (named). 19 April, 6 Hen. VII.
[Bcrku.] A. 597. Release by Sir William Bray, prior of St. Bartholomew's,
Newbury, to John Denys, of Reading, cook, of a tenement with garden
in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Elis,
bailiff of Newbury, and others (named). 2 March, 12 Henry VII.
[Berks.] A. 598. Bond of William Pyry, of Bryghtwell, Berks, husbandman,
to John Carpynter, of Caversham, Oxon, husbandman, in 20/. if he and his
wife Joan fail to deliver to Carpynter possession of " a tenement set
in Redyng, called ' the Cok,' with a shopp in the Bocher row," by the feast
of the Annunciation next. 23 December, 20 Hen VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 599. Release by John Aspull, of Reading, gentleman, to John Denys,
cook, of a tenement with garden in Londonstrete, Reading, situate as
described. 4 December, 1 3 Henry VII.
[Berks.] A. 600. Grant by William Pyry, of Bryghtwell, Berks, and Joan his
wife, to John Carpynter, of Caversham, Oxon, and Helen his wife, of a
tenement called ' le Cok ' in Highstreet, Reading, and a shop in ' le Bocher
row,' paying therefor 12*. yearly to the said Joau. Reading, 23 December,
20 Hen. VII. Two seals.
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[Berks.] A. 601. Demise by Richard Cleche and John Tumour, to John
Carpenter, of Caversham, and Helen his wife, of the above premises
[A. 6OO] which they, together witli Robert Porter, now deceased, had by
grant of Joan, formerly relict of Stephen Cockestur, of Caversham, now
deceased, dated 20 January, 1 Richard III. [see A. 584]. Reading,
23 November, 22 Hen. VII.
Endorsed: Seisin and possession were openly delivered the day and
year within written before Thomas Carpenter, mayor, Henry Sutton, a
constable, John Cokk, clerk of the within named borough, and others
(named). Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 602. Grant by John Butler and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of
John Carpenter, of Caversham, deceased, to William, son and heir of the
said John Carpenter, of the tenement in High street, Reading, left her by
her father's will. Reading, 18 May, 35 Hen. VIII.
Endorsed: Possession delivered the day and year within written
before William Edmunds, recorder of Reading, and others (named).
Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 603. Release by the same to the same of the above-named
tenement. Reading, 21 May, 35 Hen. VIII. Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 604. Release by Agnes Clemens, widow, daughter and heir of
John Denys, to John Carpenter, for the sum of 40*., of a tenement in
Londonstrete, Reading, situate as described. 7 October, 28 Henry VIII.
Seal effaced.
[Berks.] A. 605. Demise by Richard Cleche, of Reading, to Thomas Carpenter
and Margaret his wife, for their lives, of a tenement in Hyghstrete, Reading,
situate as described, which he and John Punsar, deceased, had by grant
of the aforesaid Thomas, dated 9 October, 17 Henry VII. ; with remainder
after their decease to the mayor of Reading and the proctors or guardians
of the parish church of St. Laurence, Reading, for the perpetual support
of a chaplain for a chantry founded in that church. 10 November,
10 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 606. Release by John Brown, of Barton (Earls), and Joan his
wife, to John Payn, of Asscheby Mars, and Marjorie his wife, of certain
land which they lately delivered them by deed indented. Ashby Mars, the
feast of St. Philip and St. James, 3 Henry IV. Two seals, damaged.
[Berks.] A. 607. Grant by Nicholas Bakere, of Stanes, to Henry Warde, of
Old Windsor, of an acre of land called ' Crockerescroft,' hi Windsor
aforesaid, extending between lands called ' Crockereshaw ' and ' Garstones."
Sunday after the Purification, 1 Henry V. Portion of seal.
[Berks.] A. 608. Grant by John Spencer, the elder, Philip Meyr, and Wm.
atte Brook, t& John Hardwyne, all of Old Windsor, of a croft, formerly
Richard Hardwyne's, called 'Leeryde,' in Old Windsor, situate as
described. Windsor, 12 December, 5 Henry V. Portions of two seals.
[Berks.] A. 609. Grant by Agnes Tyle, widow, and John, son and heir of
Thomas Tyle, late of Old Windsor, to Thomas Godard, citizen and mercer
of London, of 18| acres of land in Old Windsor parish, in a field called
' le Hamme,' paying therefor \ Ib. of pepper yearly. Old Windsor,
6 December, 1 Henry VII. Portion of seal.
[Berks.] A. 610. Release by Thomas Walton, of Old Windsor, gentleman, to
John Seymour, clerk, a canon of the royal free chapel of St. Mary and
St. George within Windsor Castle, of the lands and tenements in Old
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Windsor which he had by feoffment of Thomas Goddard, mercer, and
William Hamlyn, tallowchandler, of London. Old Windsor, 21 August,
2 Henry VII. Seal defaced.
[Berks.] A. 611. Receipt by Thomas, abbot of the monastery of St. John the
Baptist by Colchester, for 40s. received from the abbot of Reading as
annual pension for tithes in Aston, let to the latter in perpetuity, for the
year ending 24 June, 20 Henry VIII. 2 December, 21 Hen. VIII.
[Berks.] A. 612. Release by Agnes, late wife of Thomas Tile, of Old Windsor,
to John Seymour, clerk, a canon of the royal free chapel of St. Mary and
St. George, in Windsor Castle, of a close called « Madgrove,' in Old Windsor
parish, situate as described. Old Windsor, 1 1 April, 3 Hen. VIII. Seal,
design effaced.
[Berks.] A. 613. Release by Richard Bucknell, of Chepyngwycombe, Bucks,
to the same, of the • above-named close. Old Windsor, 19 May,
2 Hen. VII.
[Berks.] A. 614. Release l.y William Withley, the elder, of Old Windsor, to
Thomas Goddard, citizen and mercer of London, of six acres of land in Old
Windsor, in a field called ' Eldesworth,' which he lately had by feoffment of
Nicholas Walton. Old Windsor, 21 February, 2 Hen. VII.
[Berks.] A. 615. Grant by Thomas Goddard, mercer, find William Hamlyn,
tallow chandler, of London, to John Seymour, clerk, a canon of the royal
free chapel of St. Mary and St. George in Windsor Castle, of three crofts
called ' Lyryd,' ' Crokkers,' and ' Archersryd ' respectively, a little wood
called ' Archer's grove,' and other lands, all situate, as described, in Old
Windsor, which they lately had by feoffment of Thomas Walton, gentleman,
of Old Windsor; appointing John Tile, gentleman, and Robert Gode,
husbandman, of Old Windsor, their attorneys, to give the said John
peaceable possession of the premises. 21 July, 2 Hen. VII.
[Berks.] A. 616. Indenture witnessing that whereas John Tile, of Old Windsor,
gentleman, by grant dated at Old Windsor, 28 May, 1 Edward V., enfeoffed
Thomas Goddard in 18| acres of land in Old Windsor, the said John
hereby warrants and acquits such land against the lords of the fee and
all others to the said Thomas, who in return will pay \ Ib. of pepper
yearly for the same. 1 February, 2 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 617. Release by Lucy, late wife of Richard Bucknell, to John
Seymour, of the close released to him [see A. 612.]. Old Windsor,
9 November, 3 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 618. Grant by John Hardwyne to John Spencer, of Old Windsor,
of a croft, formerly John Godale's, called ' Leerydynge,' in Windsor afore-
said, situate as described. Old Windsor, 2 August, 9 Hen. V. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 619. Grant by Philip Meyr to John Spencer, of Old Windsor, of
land in Old Windsor, viz., a croft called ' Archeresryde,' two acres in
Burghfeld, and one in ' le Hamme,' situate as described, which he, together
with John Spencer, the elder, and William *atte Brook, deceased, had by
feoffment of Richard Hardwyne. Old Windsor, the feast of the Apostles
Peter and Paul, 9 Hen. V. Seal.
[Berks.] A. 620. Release by Joan, late wife of Richard Hardwyne, of Old
Windsor, of the above land [A. 619.]. Old Windsor, 2 July, 9 Hen. V.
Seal.
[Berks.] A. 621. Grant by John Page, John Avelyn, of New Windsor, and
Richard West, of Old Windsor, to John Spencer, of the same, of two acres
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in Old Windsor in a place called ' Crockerescroft,' situate as described. Old
Windsor, Sunday next before St. Clement the Pope, 3 Hen. VI. Three
seals, two broken.
[Berks.] A. 622. Demise by Roger Wayte, of Windsor, and William Boylond,
of Wyrardesbury, to Isabel Spencer, of Old Windsor, late wife of John
Spencer, deceased, of the lands and tenements in Windsor they lately had
by feoffment of the said John, for term of her life : with remainder to Joan,
her daughter and heir, of a tenement in which the said John dwelt, a house
called ' Tylehous,' crofts called ' Horsellrydes,' ' Byshoppisryde," and
' Garstons,' and land in Shepardesryde and elsewhere ; and to Helen
her daughter crofts called ' le Ryde,' ' Archerryde,' « Crokkerscroft,' and
other lands. Windsor, Friday before St. Luke the Evangelist, 30 Hen. VI.
Berks. A. 623. Release by William Noreys and Thomas Delamare, knts., to
Edward IV. of all the lands and tenements in New and Old Windsor, lately
John Thorp's, which they, together with Thomas, cardinal archbishop of
Canterbury, Henry Earl of Essex, and Reginald Bray, and with William
Earl of Pembroke, John Bourghier, knt., lord Berners, and Humfrey
Bourghier, knt., deceased, held conjointly to them and the heirs of Bray
aforesaid by grant of Henry Stafford, knt., son of Prince Humphrey, late
Duke of Buckingham. 30 June, 20 Edw. IV. Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 624. Final concord between the King, plaintiff, and Thomas
cardinal archbishop of Canterbury, Henry Earl of Essex, and Reginald
Bray, deforciants, concerning the above lands in Old and New Windsor,
herein specified. Westminster, the quinzaine of Holy Trinity, 22
Edward IV.
[Berks.] A. 625. Grant by Thomas Walton, of Old Windsor, to Thomas Groddard,
citizen and mercer of London, of six acres in a field called ' Eldsworth,'
in Old Windsor, which he had by grant of William Arthley, the elder,
paying therefor yearly 18rf. to Agnes Tyle during her life, with remainder
to John Tyle. Windsor, 6 March, 23 Edw. IV.
[Berks.] A. 626. Indenture witnessing that Agnes Tyle, widow, and John,
son and heir of the late Thomas Tyle, of Old Windsor, have granted to
Thomas Goderd 18^ acres of land in Old Windsor, on condition that if
they pay the said Goderd 12/. on the Vigil of Whitsunday, 1485, he shall
re-deliver the land to them with all grants and muniments relating thereto.
Old Windsor, 2 June, 1483, 1 Edw. V. Two seals, broken.
[Berks.] A. 627. Grant by the same to the same of the above 18£ acres in ' le
Hammefield,' Old Windsor, at a yearly rent of 12d. Old Windsor, 28
May, I Edw. V. Two seals.
[Berks.] A. 628. Grant by Roger Norres, of Cokhnm, Berks, gentleman, and
Thomas Babham, citizen and grocer, of London, executors of the will of
Richard Babham, late of Cokham, to John Seymour, clerk, of all swans,
white or grey, on the Thames or its tributaries, marked with the sign here
given. 1 September, 1 Ric. III. Seal of arms.
[Essex.] A. 629. Letters of attorney of John Sergeant, of Hatfield Peverell,
empowering Walter Maynard, otherwise called Smyth, to give full seisin to
John Fynch, of Ultyng, Thomas Fuller, and eight others (named), of
Hatfield" aforesaid, of land in Borham, according to his grant to them
thereof [see A. 63O.] Borham, 2 July, 14 Hen. VI.
[Essex.] A. 630. Demise by John Sergeant, of Hatfield Peverell, to John
Fynch, of Ultyng, Thomas Fullere, and eight others (named), of Hatfield
aforesaid, of land in Borham which he, together with Thomas Mersch,
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John Hoxun, and William Dungesell, deceased, bad by feoffment of Robert
Bounde and Thomas Hoxun [see A. 629]. Borham, 2 July, 14 Hen. VI.
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 631. Indenture witnessing the grant by Collet Rawlyn, of Hatfelde
Peverell, Essex, widow, John Rawlyn, of Estwode, and William Rawlyn,
of Hatfield, her sons, yeomen, to William Copyldyk and Agnes his wife, of
Chelmesford, of three acres in a meadow called 'Culvermede,' in Borham,
for five years from Michaelmas last, for a certain sum, of which they
acknowledge the receipt ; they also promising that if the mead be sold,
Copyldyk, " if he will buy it, shall have it before any other man, giving as
another man will therefor." 10 Dec., 17 Hen. VII. Damaged. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 632. Counterpart of the above. Portion of seal.
Essex. A. 633. Indenture witnessing that William Bastwyk, of Boreham,
husbandman, for the sum of 5G/. (whereof he has received 53*. 4d.) has
bargained and sold to Sir Thomas Boleyn his tenement called 'Bullys,' in
Boreham parish, and will hand over all muniments relating thereto at
Michaelmas next, when the rest of the 56/. shall be paid, and till which
time Bastwyk shall retain possession of the tenement. 18 January,
7 Hen. VIII. Seal.
Essex. A. 634. Bond of Reginald Heygate, of Feryng, Essex, in 200/., to
obey the award of Sir Thomas Awdeley, Keeper of the Great Seal, and
Thomas Crumwell, arbitrators in a suit between him and Richard
Southwell, concerning the title of certain land and tenements called ' Mores,'
' Haynes,' and ' Cornett's ' crofts, within the manors of Keldon and
Revenhale, which Heygate claims by just course of inheritance, provided
such award be made before All Saints' day next. 18 September,
24 Hen. VIII.
Essex. A. 635. Demise by John Legett, chaplain, to Thomas Bourgchier, John
Durward, the elder, Simon Heygate, and five others (named), of his manor of
Kelveden, alias Fillolleshall, in Braxstede, Inworth, and Esthorp, and his
manor of Little Baddow. 12 January, 39 Hen. VI. Seal.
Essex. A. 636. Grant by William, abbot, of the monastery of St. Mary anil
St. Thomas of Lesenes, Kent, to William Warham, Roland Lee, Thomas
Ilorslay, Henry Tomson, Walter Sparry, clerks, and six others (named), of
the advowson, presentation, nomination, and free disposal of the perpetual
vicarage of Elmedon, on its next vacancy, for that time only. " In our
chapter house, 14 September, mm° cccccmo quarto decimo nono " (sic).
Essex. A. 637. Indenture containing the award of the archbishop of Canter-
bury and the bishop of Norwich, acting on the advice of Sir John Fortescu,
Chief Justice of the King's Bench, and William Yelverton, a Justice of the
same Bench, in a dispute between William, Duke of Suffolk, and Sir John
Fastolf, knt., as to the title to Dedharn manor, to the effect [that Fastolf
by law and conscience hath right and title to the possession of the manor,
which he shall enter accordingly, and the Duke depart therefrom.
16 February, 28 Hen. VI. One seal remaining.
Essex. A. 638. Memorandum for Sir Bryan Tuke, that the manor of Har-
lowebury, parcel of the late monastery of St. Edmondsbury, with the
parsonage (estimated to be worth nearly 30/. a year), and with the per-
quisites of the courts, &c., is let for almost 80 years at 100 marcs yearly.
[Hen. VIII.l
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Essex. A. 639. Grant by John Bohun, esquire, to Edward Goldesburgh, third
Baron of the Exchequer, William Paston, John Tyrell, Robert Lovell,
Richard Harpur, and Wm. Cope, esquires, and Thos. Ayleward, yeoman, of
all his manors and lands in Essex, except those held of the King in capite ;
appointing John Mille and Gilbert Lambard his attorneys, to deliver the
grantees peaceable possession of the premises. Witnesses : — Thomas
Tyrell and Richard* Lewes, knts., and others (named). 8 October,
4 Hen. VII. Seal damaged.
[Herts.] A. 640. Demise by Robert, the abbot, and the convent of the exempt
monastery of Waltham Holy Cross, to John Rodes, of Stansted Abbatt,
Herts, for 57 years from Michaelmas last, of their tenement or lodge in
Isney Park and lands belonging, the Lady Grove in Stansted, Stansted
Grove, otherwise called ' Almond's Frith,' and all woods within the lordship
and manor of Stansted Abbatt, with right of cutting wood, &c., as herein
specified, at a yearly rent of 51. 6s. Sd. Other covenants specified.
24 October, 18 Hen. VIII. Seal.
Essex. A. 641. Exemplification of a recovery of the manors of Fyllolleshall
(alias Kelvedon), and Little Badow ; suffered at the suit of John Sturges
and Simon Damme against Nicholas Shelton and Richard Bradbrige. West-
minster, 12 May, 9 Hen. VII. Portions of the Great Seal used in Banco
remaining.
Essex. A. 642. Demise by Thomas Bourgchier, knt., and six others (named),
to Humfrey Bohun, knt., and Richard Norfolk, clerk, of the manors of
Badowe and Kelveden, alias Fillolleshall, in Braxstede, Inworth and Little
Estthorp, which they, with John Durward, the elder, deceased, lately had
by demise of John Legett, chaplain [see A. 635], appointing two of their
number to put the grantees in peaceable possession thereof. 25 April,
8 Edw. IV. Seven seals, more or less injured.
Essex. A, 643. Grant by Richard Sowthwell, of Woodrisynge, Norfolk, to
Thos. Awdeley, knt., Keeper of the Great Seal, William Pawlett, knt..
Comptroller of the King's Household, Cristofer Hales, Attorney-General,
Thomas Crumwell, Master of the Jewels, and William Brabazon, of the
manors of Fyllolles Hall and Coggesall Hall, to be held by them of the
chief lords of the fee to the King's use ; empowering John Wyborowe and
John Pygrym to put the above named, or one of them, in peaceable posses-
sion of the said manors. 20 September, 24 Hen. VIII.
Endorsed: Certificate of seisin of the said manors having been delivered
to Brabazon, in presence of the witnesses named. Seal.
Essex. A. 644. Letters of attorney of Nicholas Sheltou and Richard Brad-
Heru. brigge, empowering John Chauncy and William Colt, clerk, to receive
Mddx. possession in their name from Robert Southwell and Ursula his wife, of
SUIT. the manors of Fillolles Hall and Little Badow, Nethirhalle, alia* Godelistoii,
and Wodyngton, alias Wotton, and of two tenements in the parish of
St. Magnet ' (sic), London, called ' the Signe of the Gunne ', a tenement without
Crepilgate called ' the Popyngjay Aley,' and a tenement in Lumbard Street
next ' the Popished,' formerly belonging to William Estfild, knt., deceased.
26 April, 9 Hen. VII.
Essex. A. 645. Demise by Richard Norfolk, clerk, to Thomas Bourgchior
and Thomas Mongomery, knts., and six others (named), of his manors ot
Kelveden, alias Fillolleshall, in Braxstede, Inward and Esthorp, and Little
Badowe, which he with Humfrey Bohun, knt., deceased, had by demise
from Thomas Bourgchier, knt., and six others (named) [see A. 642], in
fulfilment of Sir Humfrey Bohun's will. 26 Nov., 8 Edw. IV. Seal.
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Essex.
Essex.
[Essex.]
Devon.
Devon.
Devon.
A. 646. Letters of attorney of John Legett, chaplain, empowering
Win. Matrasmaker and Richard Pynde to deliver possession to Thos.
Bourgchier, esquire, and seven others (named), of his manors of Kelveden
alias Fillolleshall, in Braxstede, Inworth and Esthorp, and Little Badowe,
according to his grant of the same [A. 635]. 12 Jan., 39 Hen. VI. Seal.
A. 647. Release by Robert Southwell, knt., to Thomas Lovell, Robert
Lovell, and Edmund Jeuney, knts., and four others (named), of the manor
of Fillolleshall, with appurtenances in Kelvedon, Esterford, Tolleshunt,
Cokeshall, and Great Braxstede. 31 Aug., 24 Hen. VII.
A. 648. Demise by John Berney, William Wotton, and Robert
Southwell, the younger, to Henry Owen — as well son and heir of Mary, late
wife of David Owen, knt., a daughter and heir of John Bohun, as kinsman
and heir of Ursula, late wife of Robert Southwell, another daughter and
heir of John Bohun, — of Filolles Hall, with appurtenances in Kelveden,
Esterford, Tolleshunt, Coggeshale, and Great Braxstede, with remainders in
succession to Jasper Owen, brother of Henry, Anne wife of Arthur Hopton,
sister of Henry, and the right heirs of the said Henry Owen ; empowering
John Sheffield aud Richard Keble to give Owen possession of the said
manors. 1 0 May, 5 Hen. VIII. Two seals, one broken.
A. 649. Letters of attorney of Henry Owen, empowering Stephen
Marlei and Henry Derby to receive possession in his name of the above
manor and lands from John Barney and others named above [see A. 648].
10 May. 5 Hen. VIII. Portion of seal.
A. 650. Grant by John Sturges of the manors of Fylolleshall and
Little Badowe (which he, together with Simon Damme, deceased, recovered
against Nicholas Shelton and Richard Bradbrigge [see A. 641]), to
Thomas Lovell, William Boleyn, Henry Heydon, John Fasten, Philip
Calthorp, and Robert Lovell, knts., Robert Southwell, and six others
(named), to the use of the aforesaid Robert Southwell and his heirs, and
to fulfil his will ; empowering Thomas Hoo and Henry Palmer his attorneys
to give seisin of the premises to the said grantees. 19 March, 14 Hen. VII.
Seal.
A. 651. Indenture witnessing that whereas Edmond Worth and George
his son, son and heir of Elizabeth late wife of the said Edmond, have by
deed dated 2 May, 21 Henry VIII. [see A. 652], bargained and sold to
Henry Marquis of Exeter, for 300 marcs, the manor of Grylston, and 1 ,250
acres of land therein, the Marquis promises as soon as he is in peaceable
possession of the premises to satisfy them such sums or lands of such yearly
value (not exceeding 10/.) as shall be assigned by John Rowe, serjeant-at-
law, Baldewyn Malett, John Chamon and Richard Haydon, or the most
part or survivor of them. 8 May, 21 Hen. VIII. English.
A. 652. Grant by Edmund Worth, and George Worth, son and heir
of Edmund aud Elizabeth his late wife, to John Chechester, Anthony
Harby, Richard Haydon, and Thomas Spurway, of their manor of Grylston,
with its appurtenances, to the use of Henry, Marquis of Exeter, appointing
attorneys to give the grantees possession of the same. 2 May, 21 Hen. VIII.
Seal of arms and portion of another seal.
A. 653. Indenture between Henry, Marquis of Exeter, and Edmund
Worth and George his son, to the same effect as A. 651. In presence of: —
John Roo, saijcant-at-law, Baldewyn Malet, and others (named). 2 May,
21 Hen. VIII. Two seals, otic of arms.
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Devon. A. 654. Indenture between King Henry VII. and the commonalty
of the borough of " Clyfton Dertmouth Hardenesse," otherwise called
Dartmouth. The latter having begun, for defence of the town and port,
to make a tower and bulwark of stone adjoining the Castle, promise to
finish ihe same as speedily us possible, to furnish and keep it furnished
with guns and sufficient ordnance, and to find a chain of sufficient strength
and length to stretch across the mouth of Dartmouth haven from one tower
to another ; the King assigning to them 40/. yearly out of the customs and
subsidies levied in the ports of Exeter and Dartmouth. 16 January,
I Hen. VII. Portion of the common seal of Dartmouth.
[Devon.] A. 655. Release by Thomas, son of Hugh Popham, to Robert Hulle,
[Somers.] lord of Spaxton, and Isabel his wife, of Posterygge manor, and of lands
and tenements in Eat Posterygge, Canyngton, Cherdelynche, Asscheholt,
and Gotehurst, or in the hundred of Canyngton, which they hold, and that
lately belonged to Hugh his father. Witnesses : — Sir Baldewyn Malet,
knt., and others (named). Spaxton, Tuesday, the feast of St. Nicholas,
9 Hen. IV. Seal.
Devon. A. 656. Release by Thomas, son and heir of Gilbert Oseborn, of
Trill, Devon, to William Trill, of the same, of all his lands, &c. in Trill,
that Leticia his mother, widow, holds for her life, and which will descend
to him at her death. Trill, Monday next before the Conception, 1 Henry IV.
Seal.
[York.] A. 657. Release by William Wodde, of Wakefield, to Robert de Stanlay,
of the same, and Agnes his wife, of the tenement in Westgate Street,
Wakefield, which he together with Sir Stephen de Ockeleshill, vicar of
Bradford, Robert de Welles aud Adam de Lepton, of Wakefield, lately had
by feoffment of Richard Bulter " my father." Monday after the close of
Easter, 6 Ric. [II.] Seal.
[Durham.] A. 658. Grant by Thomas de Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, to
[York.] Richard de Beauchamp, his son and heir apparent, of the castle and lord-
ship of Bernardescastell, in Sadbergh wapeiitake, within the ' Corpus
Comitatus ' of Northumberland, with the appurtenances and privileges
enumerated ; and a water mill acquired of Thomas Bland, in Stratford vill,
co. Richmond ; with reversion to the said Earl if Richard die childless.
Witnesses : — William de Beauchamp, lord of Bergeveney, Hugh lord of
Burnell, Nicholas Lyllyng, Henry Fitz Hugh, and Ralph de Ever, knts.
London, the feast of the Apostles Simon and Jude, 1 Hen. IV. Seal.
[Cornw.] A. 659. Grant by John de Treiagu, knt., to John Nantyan, of Truru,
Robert Gerson, John Melior, and Henry Maynard, of all his land in
Tredenek and Won juxta Nanscolleth. Lancolleth, Friday next after St.
Denis, 3 Edw. III.
[SUIT.] A. 660. Surrender by Joan, widow of John Sadelere, at a court
held at Ocle Magna, of a tenement with curtilage in Ocle market place
called ' Wy . . . sores,' with re-grant of the same to her for life, with
remainder to Roger Gosse and Joan his wife, daughter of the said Joan.
The feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 27 Hen. VI.
[Bucks.] A. 661. Final concord between the king, plaintiff, and Richard Illyng,
of Wynslowe, deforciant, concerning land in Powekesley. Westminster,
the quinzaine of St. Hilary, 7 Hen. VII.
Bucks. A. 662. Grant by Richard, son and heir apparent of John Smyth,
son and heir of Isabel Smyth, daughter of John Anlewe, late of Great
Missenden, to Edmund Shaa, of London, haberdasher, and Alice his wife,
Richard Silcok, goldsmith, and Thomas Herdgrave, haberdasher, of a
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Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
Bucks.
Bucks.
Bucks.
[Bucks.]
messuage and garden in Missenden, adjoining the chapel of the Virgin
Mary, to the use of the said Edmund and Alice. 20 July, 10 Hen. VIII.
Seal. •
A. 663. Release by the same John Smyth, and Richard his son, to
the same, of the same messuage in Missendeu Magna. 5 August,
10 Hen. VIII. One seal remaining.
A. 664. Indenture witnessing that Richard Smyth abovesaid, for
30/., which he hereby acknowledges to have received, has bargained and
sold to Edmund Shaa the above-named messuage in Missenden Magna,
and undertaken to make sufficient estate in law to him and the other parties
named above, to the use of him and Alice his wife; with other covenants.
18 July, 10 Hen. VIII.
A. 665. Grant by John Smyth to Edmund Shaa, of London, haber-
dasher, and Alice his wife, and to others above-named [see A. 662] for
their use, of his cottage with garden in Misseuden Magna, called ' the
Wyne Celer.' 20 July, 10 Hen. VIII. Seal.
A. 666. Release by the same John Smyth, and Richard his son, to
the same, of the above cottage and garden. 5 August, 10 Hen. VIII.
Two seals.
A. 667. Grant by John Fysshere, of Bury Street, Datchet, to William
Aylwyne and William Hale, of the same, of all his lands and tenements in
Datchet. Wednesday next before the nativity of the Virgin Mary,
VHen.V. Seal defaced.
A. 668. Indenture witnessing that Roger Hunte, alias Sharman, has
sold to David Selly and William Est lands called ' Fisshers lands ' in
Datchet, for a certain sum whereof he has received 12 marks ; and if he
fail to pay those 12 marks on " Shrofsondaye " next at the Bell tavern,
Westminster, to David and William, he grants that they shall receive the
lands to their own use, and then they shall pay him 11 marks so that
the said Roger, as soon as process of law may be had after this present
date, recover 9 acres that John Lincoln, of Datchet, occupies, parcel of
'Fishers lands,' and thereafter make lawful estate thereof to David and
William. 2 October, 39 Hen. VI.
A. 669. Grant by David Selly, of Westminster, merchant, and
Cecilia his wife, to Robert Whytle, of Dachet, and Agnes his wife, of
land in Dachet, situate as described, which they had by feoffment of
John Newland and Isabel his wife. 16 March, 33 Hen. VI. Two seals
of arms.
A. 670. Release by John Mervyn to King Edward IV. of the manors
of Datchet and Ditton, and the advowson of Ditton chantry, which with
other property Mervyn, together with William bishop of Winchester, and
John Touke, still living, and Peter Ardern, knt., John Baynton, and
Gregory Westby, deceased, and John Wynge (who has released his right
therein to the others aforenamed), had by acknowledgment of Robert
Hungerford, knt., lord Hungerford and Molyns, deceased, and Eleanor,
his wife, dated Easter term, 38 Hen. VI. 13 November, 12 Edw. IV.
Seal.
A. 671. Letters of attorney of Henry Payne, of Great Marlow,
empowering Richard Smyth to receive seisin of two crofts called ' Bromy-
croft' and ' Rykenhampscropte,' in Burnham parish, from Alice Walter,
widow, and deliver his estate therein to Roger Osbarne, of Great Marlow,
and the aforesaid Alice. Great Marlow, 18 December, 19 Hen. VI.
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[Bucks] A. 672. Grant by Matilda Fysshcre, of Datchct, widow, to Alice
atte Nokc of a toft in Skynnereslane, Datchet, which came to her on the
death of Thomas atte Hacche, her father. Datchet, 25 February,
6 Hen. V.
Bucks. A. 673. Grant by William FitzWater, of Wendilbury, Oxon, to
William Walter, of Burnham, of two crofts called ' Bromycrofte ' and
' Rykenhamscrofte ' [in Burnham], situate as described. Burnham,
28 February, 12 Hen. VI. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 674. Grant by Alice Walter, of Burnham, Bucks, relict of
William Walter, to John Chese, of Burnham, Henry Payne and Richard
Smyth, of Great Marlow, of the above two crofts in Burnham.
19 December, 19 Hen. VI. Seal.
Bucks A. 675. Grant by Robert, son and heir of William Fysshere, of
Datchet, to John Norys, William Faukener, William Perkyns, and William
Tulle, of Wolhampton, of all the lands, &c. in Datchet, Sutton, and
Iver, which came to him on his father's death. Datchet, Sunday after
St. Bartholomew, 19 Hen. VI. Seal.
Bucks. A. 676. Grant by William Kebell and John Chese, of Burnham, and
Henry Payne and Richard Smyth, of Great Marlow, to Roger Osbarn,
of Great Marlow, and Alice, widow of William Walter, of Burnham, of
Bromycrofte and Rykenhamscropte in Burnham, which they lately had
by feoffment of the said Alice. 20 Dec., 19 Hen. VI. Four seals, one
without any impression.
Bucks. A. 677. Release by John Norreis and William Faukenner to William
Tulle, of Wolhampton, of the lands, &c., in Datchet, Sutton, and Ivyr,
formerly belonging to William Fissher, which they, with the said Tulle
and William Perkyns, deceased, lately had by feoffment of Robert, son
of the said William Fissher [see A. 675]. Datchet, 20 November,
21 Hen. VI. Portion of seal.
[Bucks.] A. 678. Grant by William Tulle, of Wolhampton, to Roger Hunt,
alias Scherman, of New Windsor, and Alice his wife, of all the lands, &c.,
he lately had by feoffment of Robert, son of William Fyschere, of
Datchet, co. Bucks. Datchet, the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle,
27 Henry VI. Seal.
[Bucks.] A. 679. Demise by William Bullstrode, late of Upton, and John
Millewarde, the elder, of Bekenisfelde, to Richard Lovell, of Boveney,
Burnham parish, Philip Agmondesham, citizen and mercer of London,
Henry Aleyn, late of Taplow, Thomas Garston, and Thomas Turner, of
Bekenisfelde, of a croft called 'Rydynges,' in Bekenisfelde, situate as
described ; certain attorneys being appointed to deliver seisin thereof to
the same. Witnesses : — John Botteler, knt., and others (named). 18 March,
1471, 12 Edward IV. Fragment of one seal remaining.
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Bucks. A. 680. Demise by William Sherman, of Windsor, and William
Aylewyn, of Southeley, in Datchet parish, to Robert, son and heir of William
Fyssher, of Datchet, of the lauds, &c., in Datchet they lately had by
feoffment of the said Wm. Fyssher, and which Henry Pynkeney, lord of
Datchet, of old granted to Simon, son of William the Fisher, of Datchet,
otherwise called William le Passour. Witnesses :— Hugh Harvyscombe,
vicar of Datchet, and others (named). 22 February, 17 Hen. VI.
Bucks. A. 681. Grant by Thomas fitz Waulter to John Faryngton and Robert
Browne of all his lands, &c., in co. Bucks. 10 February, 13 Hen. VI.
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Bucks. A. 682. Grant by Thomas FitezWater, and Margaret his wife, of
Dorney, to William Noreys, of the same, of a piece of land, 146 feet by
54 feet, in ' le Sowthefeld,' by Dorney Green, at 4d. yearly rent.
26 September, 26 Henry VI.
Bucks. A. 683. Grant by Thomas Longevile, knt., a founder of the monastery
of the Virgin Mary, Bradwell, Bucks, of the said monastery and all its
possessions to William Holgyll and three others to the use of Thomas
cardinal archbishop of York, and for performance of his last will. 28 July,
16 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Enrolled on the Close Rolls. Printed in Dugdale's
Monasticon, iv. 509.
Backs. A. 684. Indenture witnessing that whereas Sir Thomas Tresham sold
to William Staveley, for 600 marcs, the manor of Broughton beside Ayles- .
bury, as appears by deeds of release dated 12 May, 6 Edward IV., and
14 August, 8 Edward IV., to George archbishop of York, Ralph Verney,
citizen and alderman of London, Richard Danvers, and the said Wm.
Staveley ; the last-named covenants, that if Sir Thomas, within three years
from this date, pay him the said 600 marcs or as much thereof as he shall
receive from Staveley, he will release, and cause the above-named grantors
to release the said manor to Sir Thomas. 20 August, 8 Edw. IV. Seal.
Bucks. A. 685. Grant by Roger Osbarn and Alice his wife, of Great Marlow,
to William Gardyner, of Bekenysfeld, of crofts called ' Bromycroft ' and
' Rykenhamcrofte,' in Burnhnm, situate as described, which they lately had
by feoffmeiit of William Kebell and others (named) [see A. 676]. Burnham,
16 May, 18 Hen. VI. Two seals.
[York.] A. 686. Grant by John lord Darcy, knt., to William Scargill, the
elder, of lands, &c., called ' Jurdanflat,' ' Brueryng,' ' Thistilflat,' ' Temple-
bank,' &c., in Swillyngton, and Preston Parva, and common of pasture
belonging to his manor of Temple Newsoin, at a yearly rent of 21s. 7\d. ;
appointing attorneys to deliver possession thereof to Scargill. Witnesses :
— Ralph Graystok and William Gascoigne, knts., and others (named).
5 December, 31 Hen. VI. Seal, broken.
[York.] A. 687. Acquittance of Robert Cokesforth, of Dokyng, Norfolk, tailor,
for 40*., received from Thomas, lord Darcy, for one half of a messuage and
lands he lately held by copy of court-roll in the lordship of Temple Newsoin,
in right of Alice his wife, a daughter and heir of Thomas Robynson,
deceased. 16 January, 25 Hen. VIII. Seal.
York. A. 688. Notarial instrument containing the deposition of Philip
Darcy, about 80 years old, on behalf of Thomas Darcy, lord Darcy, taken
in the house of Philip Darcy, without Walmergate, in the city of York.
That about 20 years since his mother Joan lady Darcy, being " in
extremis" at Watyrhall, in Rothwell parish, declared to him, John his
brother, Sir Robert Clay, and others, that whereas it was publicly
rumoured she had made charters of release of the hamlet of Skelton, in
Temple Newsome lordship, she had made no such release, and so she
required them to testify when need arose. Moreover, he knows well his
mother never made such grant, for she had such confidence in him she
was unwilling to do such a thing without his advice. Witnesses : — Sirs
William Clercson, vicar of St. Laurence parish church, Thomas Robson,
parish chaplain of St. Nicholas, York, and Wm. Bullok. 5 November, 1505.
[York]. A. 689. Grant by Richard Ernys, chaplain, and John Warde, of
Farnham, to William de Nesseld, of their manors of Scotton, Brerton, and
Thorp juxta Scotton, and the lands, &c., they had by feoffment of the said
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William or others in Scotton, Brerton, Knaresbnrgh, Burton- Leonard,
Mynskipp, Erkenden, Staynelay, Stavelay, Kirkeby super Wyske, Rippelay,
Thornoro, Manneby, Eskelby, Roudon, and Katelmer. Witnesses : —
Richard Brennand, then bailiff of the liberty of Knaresburgh, and others
(named). Scotton, 7 October, 41 Edw. III. Two seals, one broken.
[York]. A. 690. Certificate of a fine of 8*. paid by Margaret, Alice, Joan, and
Anne Robynson, daughters and heirs of Thomas Robynson, deceased, at a
court of Temple Newson manor, held by Thomas lord Darcy, for licence of
heriot and for a messuage and lands in Temple Newsom after their father's
decease, and of 5*. paid for his obit ; Thomas Dawson being admitted
tenant of the premises till the heirs are 14 years of age. 13 January,
22 Henry VI.
[York]. A. 691. Confirmation by John, lord Darcy, to William Scargill of two
former grants to him, dated at Thorp Stapilton, 1 June, 9 Hen VI., of land
culled ' Clarvathbrekes ' and ' Sevarcliff,' in Temple Newsom, and 1 August,
9 Hen. VI., of lands, &c. in Shelton within the same manor (except the
nativi, their seqriela, and goods and chattels, and obits of all tenants) ;
to be held at yearly rents of 41. and 9/. respectively. 1 October,
29 Hen. VI.
York. A. 692. Demise by Cristopher Conyers, lord Conyers, knt., to William
Holgell, clerk, John Skuyse, Thomas Crumwell, and Thomas Alverde, of
an acre of land belonging to Skelton manor, and the advowson of the church
of Rudby, in Clevelonde, to the use of Thomas, cardinal archbishop of
York, Ac. ; appointing certain attorneys to deliver them possession of the
premises. 17 June, 20 Hen. VI11.
Endorsed: Certificate that livery of seisin of the premises was made
July 18, in presence of the witnesses here named, and that the deed was
enrolled on the Close Roll, 20 Hen. VIII. Seal.
York. A. 693. Demise by Master Thomas Bedyll, clerk, prebendary of
Massani, in St. Peter's Cathedral, York, to Master John Gostwyke, treasurer
of the first fruits and tenths of the spiritualty, of his prebend of Massani,
with all housings, lands, &c. (except all woods, the mansion place in York,
and the gift of the vicarage) for 50 years, from the feast of St. Mark the
Evangelist next, at the yearly rent of 136/. 13*. 4rf. ; the first payment to
be on 3 Nov. 29 Hen. VIII., and the second on 3 May 30 Hen. VIII., on
the font stone in the body of St. Paul's Cathdral, London, between the
hours of 9 and 11 before noon, and so yearly thereafter; with provisions in
case of non-payment of rent and as to repair of the housings, Ike. 3 July,
28 Hen. VIII. English.
[Glouo.] A. 694. Will of John Edward, of Thornbury, disposing of his property
in Thornbury, &c. Executors appointed, — Alice his wife, John Thornbury
his son, canon of Keynsham, and two others. 23 May, 1415.
. Endorsed : Note of probate, made 24 Jan. 1415[-6], in Dursley parish
church.
[York.] A. 695. Grant by John Merkyngfeld, lord of Merkyngfeld, to John
Meleton, knt., and Wm. Sharrowe, clerk, of Wynkeslay manor, the
advowson of his chantry of the altar of St. Andrew, in the collegiate church
of St. Wilfrid, Ripon, and his lands, &c. in Wynkeslay, Wodhouses, and
Sharrowe. juxta Ripon. Witnesses : — William Tempest, knt., and others
(named). Wynkeslay, 6 April, 9 Hen. VI.
York. A. 696. Grant by Richard York, knt., to George Darcy, knt., Arthur
Darcy, and Thomas, son of Guy Fairfax, knt., of all his lands in Stedmere,
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to the uses specified in the schedule hereto annexed ; appointing attorneys
to put them in possession thereof. 5 November, 9 Hen. VIII.
Endorsed : Certificate that seisin of the premises was delivered,
3 December, 9 Hen. VIII.
Annexed: Schedule witnessing that the above feoffment is to the intent
that Thomas Darcy, knt., lord Darcy, shall receive yearly 20/. of the
issues of the above land still he has received 120/., which sutnshall be paid to
Thomas Mirfyn, citizen and alderman of London, in full contentation of the
debts owed by Sir llichard Yorke, Sir Roger Hastynges, and Fraunces [sic]
to the said Mirfyn, after which the lauds to remain to Sir Richard's use.
Under one seal. English.
York. A. 697. Indenture of bargain and sale by Sir Thomas Ugthred to
Thomas, cardinal archbishop of York, for 366/. 13s. 4d., of the manors of
Lepington and Barthorpe, the advowson of Lepington church, and his other
lands, &c., in Lepington, Barthorpe, and Northdalton, (which are of the
clear yearly value of 40 marcs), and the charters and muniments relating
thereto ; promising before 24 June next to make sufficient and lawful estate
in the premises to Masters William Frankelyn and William Holgill, clerks,
Sir Wm. Gascoigne, of Cardington, Robert Toneys, clerk, and Thomas
Hemedge to the use of the said Archbishop ; except only the dower of
dame Agnes Percye, now wife to Sir William Percye. Other covenants
specified. 25 May, 18 Hen. VIII. Counterpart signed by Wolsey.
Fragment of seal. English.
[Line.] A. 698. Release by Sir Robert, rector of Lee, Sir William Swanne,
chaplain, and John Allott, of Spryngthorp, to John Hamson, of Lee, of
land in Knayth, which they had by feoffment of the said Hamson. Lee,
the Conversion of St. Paul, 3 Hen. IV.
York. A. 699. Will of Robert de Bylton, perpetual chaplain of the chantry
of the Virgin Mary in the church of St. Saviour, York. Executors
appointed, "Master Adam Wygan, rector of my parish church, and
Sir Robert de Askham, my grandson." 19 July, 3 Hen. IV.
[York.] A. 700. Grant by William Barton, of Wystowe, to Robert Ughtred,
knt., of a messuage and two bovates of land in Lepyngton. 2 October,
13 Hen. VI. Seal.
[Line.] A. 701. Grant by Simon Miriote, of Knayth, to Richard, his son, of
half a toft and croft in Knayth, situate as described, paying therefor I2d.
yearly during Simon's life. Witnesses : — William Andrew, rector of
Knayth, and others (named). Knayth, the feast of the Decollation of
John the Baptist, 1400.
[Line.] A. 702. Grant by John Hamson, of Lee, to Richard Ward, of
Knayth, and Alice his wife, of a bovate of land in Knayth, which he had
by feoffment of Thomas Blissott and Matilda his wife. Lee, Tuesday next
before the Purification, 3 Henry IV.
Endorsed : Note that this bovate of land ought to pay the lord of the fee
a pound of pepper yearly. Seal.
York. A. 703. Grant by Thomas Sotehyll to his kinsmen Thomas Gryce,
Master William Gryce, clerk, and Oswald Gryce, of the next advowson or
presentation to his chantries in St. Philip's chapel in Haddilsay or elsewhere
in co. York. Sotehyll Hall, 18 February, 13 Hen. VIII. Seal.
York. A. 704. Indenture between Sir Robert Ughtred, knt., and Thomas
Hennege, whereby the former confirms his indenture of sale (dated
12 March, 15 Hen. VIII.) to Sir Anthony Ughtred, of the manors of
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Kylnweke, Tolthorp, Fymour, and Hollesthorp, and corroborates such
bargain and sale of the premises to the use of Thomas Hennege, and also
bargains to the same all his lands, &c. in the above-named places, not
parcel of those manors, with other covenants. English.
Note : — That before William Burbanke, one of the clerks of Chancery,
Sir Kobert Ughtred requested this indenture might be enrolled as his act
6 June, 16 Hen. VIII. Seal.
York. A. 705. Indenture whereby Thomas Sotehylle, of Sotyll Hall,
co. York, being tenant " by the curtesye of Ynglond " of East Hadilsay
manor, of divers woods, and fishings, &c.. in East, Middle, and West
Hadilsay, and of the patronage of three chantries in East Hadilsay,
hath demised the same to Thomas Darcy, knt., lord Darcy, for 40 years
from the feast of the Annunciation next at a yearly rent of 261. 13s. 4d.,
with other covenants. 21 December, 21 Hen. VIII. Seal. English.
York. A. 706. Indenture between Edward IV. and George, archbishop of
York, master of the hospital of St. Leonard of York, reciting that the
brethren of the hospital, from time immemorial, had housebote and haybote
in the King's forest of Galtres, for repair of all their messuages, supply
of firewood, and enclosing of their closes ; the King now, for preservation
of the forest and the beasts therein, by the grant of the hospital, wills that
in future they have haybote only for their closes therein called ' Lesmer,'
' Kelsthwayt,' and ' Grenthwayt,' and for compensation grants them all his
water mills by York Castle, called ' Castelmylnes.' Westminster, 19 Novem-
ber, 5 Edward IV. Seal of the hospital of St. Peter, York, attached.
Enrolled on the Patent Roll, 5 Edward IV., pt. 2, m. 10.
York. A. 707. Inspeximus by the mayor and bailiffs of Kingston-on-Hull of
Dham. a grant entered in the town register, by Michael de la Pole, Earl of
Line. Suffolk, to Edmund de Stafford, bishop of Exeter, Ralph de Nevyll, Earl
of Westmoreland, Thomas Erpyngham, and Edmund de la Pole, knts., and
nine others (named), of a messuage called ' Courthall Manor ' in Kingston-
on-Hull, Rymeswell manor, and all other lands, &c. held in dower or for term
of life or years in Kingston-on-Hull, Beghorn, Dripole, Newland, Anlaby,
Oustemersk, and Cotyngham, lands called ' Atonfee' in Mitton, the manors
of del Isle and Braddebury, all his lands, &c. in Braddebury, Preston-on-
Skyern, Chilton Magna, Foxden, Stilyngton, Fishburn, and Belom in the
bishopric of Durham, and the manor of Westmod in the Isle of Axiholm.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Yver, Peter de Bukton, John de Routhe, knts.,
John Leversegge, then mayor of Kingston-on-Hull, and others (named).
Dated 1 June, 9 Hen. IV.
Line. A. 708. Release by Thomas, son and heir of Richard Restwold, to
Notts. John Duke of Suffolk, and Elizabeth his wife, William Hastyngs, of
York. Hastyngs, Robert Chamberlayn, James Tyrell, and William Knyvet, knts.,
and eight others (named), of the manors of Blybourgh and Westwode; the
manors of Myton and Rymeswell, and lands, &c., in Kingston-on-Hull,
Myton, Beaugham, Rymeswell, Drypole, Cotyngham, Newlond, Awelaby, and
Oustemerk ; and the manors of Gresthorp and Normanton, and lands, &c.
in Gresthorp, Normanton, Sutton, and North Clifton ; whereof his father
was seised with others whom he survived, and upon whose death they
descended to the said Thomas. 12 November, 16 Edw. IV. Seal.
York. A. 709. Indenture whereby Thomas Sotehill appoints Oswold Grice,
his kinsman, to the office of surveyor . and bailiff of all his lands, &c., in
Middle, East, and West Haddilsay for 24 years from the present date, he
paying therefor 56/. yearly, and receiving 13s. <id. yearly as his fee, and
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having the right before all others (except Lord Darcy) to farm any lands
that may fall in to the said Thomas, paying therefor the same price as any
other man would. 23 January, 13 Hen. VIII. Seal. English.
York. A. 71O. Grant by Thomas, William, and Oswald Grice to Thomas
lord Darcy, of the next advowson or presentation to the chantries in
St. John's chapel, Haddesley, and elsewhere in co. York, which they had
from Thomas Sotehill, by grant dated 18 February, 13 Hen. VIII.
[See A. 7O3]. 24 December, 18 Hen. VIII. One seal remaining.
York. A. 711. Grant fay Oswald Grice, at the instance of Lord Darcy, to
Kdmond Seynter, of the offices of surveyor and bailiff of all lands, &c. in
Middle, East, and West Haddelsey, belonging to Thomas Sotehill, as the
same were granted to him by the said Thomas for 24 years from 23 January,
13 Hen. VIII. [see A. 7O9]. 20 December, 18 Hen. VIII. Seal.
English.
York. A. 712. Paper draft of the greater portion of A. 7O5. 21 December,
21 Henry VIII. English.
[ The name of Sir George Darcy occurs instead of that of Thomas Lord
Darcy. In A. 705 Sir George Darcy was named at first, but his name
has been cancelled wherever it occurred, and that of Lord Darcy put in
its place.]
York. A. 713. Indenture of bargain and sale by John Ardern, of Kelyngthorp,
to Thomas Perpoynte, citizen and draper of London, for 5001., of the
manor or grange of Belthorp, which he assures him shall be of the clear
yearly value of 40/. beyond all reprises ; with covenants as to warranty, &c.,
the said Thomas having paid Ardern 2501. in good damasks and satins at
the rate of 5s. 4d. a yard, and undertaking to pay the other 250/. in the
same way within a month of good estate in the premises being made to him.
18 June, 13 Hen. VIII. Fragment of seal. English.
York. A. 714. Grant by Thomas Darcy, knt., Lord Darey, to John Husey,
kut., Lord Husey, William Fitz William, knt., Treasurer of the King's
Household, William Husey, William Eure, and Robert. Nevyll, knts., of his
manors of and other possessions in Bekhey, alias Bekhawe, and Roundhey,
alias Roundhawe, in fulfilment of the testament and last will of the said
Thomas Lord Darcy; appointing attorneys to deliver possession thereof
• to the grantees. 15 November, 23 Henry VIII. Seal.
Endorsed: Certificate of livery of seisin of the premises having been
made 15 April, 23 Hen. VIII., in presence of the witnesses named.
York. A. 715. Exemplification of recovery, dated Michaelmas term, 22
Henry VIII., by Edward Earl of Derby, Robert Earl of Sussex, Francis
Talbot Lord Talbot, Henry Fitzwater Lord Fitzwater, Francis Hastyngs
Lord Hastyngs, William Hussey, Richard Walden, and Robert Nevyle, knts.,
and four others, against Thomas Darcy Lord Darcy, of the manors of Temple
Newsom, Rothewell, Rothewell Haye, and Beckenhawe alias Beckenhaye,
with 60 messuages, watermill, &c. in Temple Newsom, Rothewell manor,
Rothewell Haye, Beckenhaye, Halton, Skelton, Cotton, Nusom, Ossynthorpe,
Calcottys, Kelyngbek, and Whitkyrke. Westminster, 18 November,
22 Hen. VIII. Seal "pro brevibus coram Justiciaries, " slightly damaged.
York. A. 716. Indenture of sale by Thomas Crumwell, of London, to Sir
Peter Vavasour, of Spaldington. co. York, for the sum of 120Z.,of Baddisworth
manor, with its appurtenances and all charters and muniments relating
thereto, which manor Crumwell acquired of William Banke, of Baddis-
worth, for 100/., by indenture of sale dated 21 June last, to the use of
Thomas cardinal [Wolseyj. 11 March, 20 Hen. VIII. English.
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York. A. 717. Transcript of a fine whereby John de Camoys, knt., and
Margaret his wife, acquire of Thomas de Burwell, parson of Stanfeld.
Master Matliew de Wygenale, parson of Elsyng, and Nicholas de Latumere,
parson of Briselee, the manor of Cowesby and advowson of the church
there, and messuages and lands in Moseleye, Brantyngham, and Reply ngham,
with remainder to Hugh de Hastyugs, knt., and Margery his wife, and the
heirs of the latter. Westminster, the quinzaine of St. Hilary, 18 Edw. III.
Annexed: (1.) Writ to the Treasurer and Chamberlains to return a
transcript of the above fine into the Chancery. Westminster, 20 October,
33 Hen. VI.
(2.) Writ to the Justices de Banco, forwarding the above transcript, and
directing them to act thereon at the suit of John Hastings, heir of the
above Margery. Westminster, 22 October, 33 Hen. VI.
Essex. A. 718. Grant by Henry Lokwood, clerk, master or warden, and the
Herts. fellows and scholars of Christ's College, Cambridge, to Henry VIII., of the
manor of Roydon, with its appurtenances in Essex and Herts, except a
certain messuage with croft adjoining. Christ's College, 1 November,
23 Hen. VIII. Portion of seal.'
[Essex.] A. 719. Grant by Richard, son of Ralph de Roheng' Abbatissa, to Sir
Robert Leydet, lady Margery his wife, and Walter Leydet, their son, of land
called ' Baconnesredene,' in Roothing Abbots, at a yearly rent of 4d.
Witnesses : — Richard son of Geoffrey, Geoffrey de Litlinthon, William
the Clerk of Roothing Abbots, Oliver Morel, of White Roothing, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 720. Grant by Robert de Crofte to Roger de Lucy, and Lucy his
wife, of a messuage and land in Renham, in a place called ' Boldhodes,"
paying yearly to Robert, Stephen, and John, his sons, a seam (summam)
of wheat at Michaelmas, in exchange for land in Opechre parish, in a place
called ' Suhtfeld,' and 8 marcs sterling. Witnesses : — Luke de la Gare,
Joce de Crofte, Jumes de Gravesende, Ralph de West Renham, and others
(named).
[Essex.] A. 721. Confirmation by Thomas, son of Symon, of the grant [A. 723]
made by his father Symon to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of
land in Radwinter, with the messuage of Peter son of Sabern. Witnesses :
— Solomon de Benedis, Alan son of Turstan, William de Stratura, and
others (named).
Essex. A. 722. Release by Robert Brown, Philip Jostlyn, John Antony,
George Feton, clerk, John Tumour, Robert Spety, and John Rede, to
Cristina Tenche, late wife of Edward Brokman, of all lands and tenements
anciently called ' Davies,' in High Roding, Hatfield, and Aythorp. Monday
next after Easter, 22 Edw. IV.
[Essex.] A. 723. Grant by Symon, son of Serlo de Radwintre, to the canons of
Holy Trinity, London, of land in Radwintre and the messuage of Peter
Sabern, which the canons have granted the said Peter for his life at a
yearly rent of 4d., to re veil to them absolutely at his death. Witnesses : —
Solomon de Benedis and others (named). Portion of seal
[Essex.] A. 724. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Adam de Essendun of the messuage in Radwintre
that Simon son of Serlo granted them [see A. 723], except the messuage of
Peter son of Sabern, and the spot within the aforesaid messuage which
they have set apart to erect a certain barn on, with free way thereto, at a
yearly rent of 2s. Other covenants specified. Witnesses : — Solomon de
Benedisse, Peter de Hecham, Simon son of Serlo, and others (named).
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[Essex.] A. 725. Grant by John Bette, the younger, of Danseye [? Dengie]
and Robert Smyzth, of Southmynster, to John Batayle and Emota his wife,
of Danyseye, of all lands called ' Holcwellys ' and ' Richard's lond ' in the
vill aforesaid, which they lately had by feoffment of the same John.
Suthmynstre, Monday next after Holy Trinity, 6 Hen. IV. Two seals,
damaged.
Essex. A. 726. Grant by William Bensted to William Parre, knt., William
Paston, John Russho, and Thomas Lovell, of the manor of Great Stan-
brygge, which descended to him on the death of John Bensted, knt., his
father : appointing attorneys to deliver them seisin of the premises. 28 June,
20 Edw. IV. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 727. Release by Robert le Mareschal, of Adleye, and Juliana his
wife, to Sir William de Monte Canisio, son of Sir Warren de Monte
Canisio, of all lands in Stanford, formerly belonging to William Fynch, of
Stanford, husband of the aforesaid Juliana. Chelmsford, before Solomon
de Rochester and his colleages, Justices in Eyre in Essex, Wednesday next
after St. Luke the Evangelist, 13 Edw. I.
[Essex.] A. 728. Confirmation by Americ Pecche of all grants of land made by
Ralph son of Brien, and others his ancestors, to the house of St. Mary
Magdalene, of Stansgate. Witnesses : — Richard and Robert de Gybetrak,
Hubert le Waleis, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 729. Grant by Peter, son of Richard de Stanford, to Sir Philip
Basset of all lands, &c. in Stanford formerly belonging to his father
Richard, and which William de Haverhulle, Treasurer of the King,
formerly held of him. Witnesses: — Sirs Baldwin de Ripariis, Roger de
Sanford, and Simon de Stanford, knts., Elyas del Frith, Thomas de
Bechesor, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 730. Grant by Henry son of Gerold to Ralph son of Elmaud,
of London, his creditor, of the yearly rent from Saudre of 4.I., and 1 Ib. of
pepper, which Robert Mantell paid him, with the relief issuing from the
marsh in Saudre, in Burghstede parish, paying therefor yearly 1 Ib. of
pepper at London in the Octaves of Michaelmas, and 50 marcs of silver and
a cask of wine out of hand. Witnesses : — Robert Mantell, William Talbot,
and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 731. Grant by William Wastinell to Henry, son of Robert
de Aswelle, of the land Algar de la Heyse held in Stapelford, some
assarted land, and the increment of three acres of assarted land opposite
the entrance of the aforesaid land, paying 6d. yearly and the other services
specified. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Barenthon, William de Lamburne, and
others (named).
[Essex.] A. 732. Grant by John, son of Thomas de Waleton, to Sir Humfrey de
Waleden of an annual rent of 4Od., a cock, and four hens, payable by John
Bode, of Bunton, and Alexander, the parson of East Thorndon, for 15 acres
in East Thorndon, called ' Scottesland,' held by them of the grantor.
Witnesses : — John de Gyng and others (named). Dunton, Friday before
the Annunciation, 5 Edw. II. Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 733. Grant by William Bataile, son of Richard Bataile, to the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, of all tithes of his demesne in Stapleford,
except those divided between the churches of Stapleford and Lanburn.
This grant he has made by placing a gold ring on the altar of Holy Trinity,
London. Witnesses : — Hugh de St. Clare, Richard Wastinel, Peter arch-
deacon of Evreux (Ebroicensf), and others (named). Damaged.
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[Essex.] A. 734. Grant by Peter, son of Richard, son of Luke de Stanford, to
William de Haverliull, clerk, of all his lands, &c., in Stanford, except the
rents he holds in Angre and a rent of 12d. in Stanford due from Walter de
Royng'. Witnesses : — Sir William de Ebor, provost of Beverley, Richard
[de Barking], abbot of Westminster, Alexander de Swereford, John de
Fraunceis, Ralph de Ely, then Barons of the King's Exchequer, Jollan de
Nevill, John de Cobeham, then Justices of our lord the King " in Banco,"
William de Sancto Edmundo, Thomas de Newerk, then Justices of the Jews,
Ralph Eswy, then Mayor of London, Adam de Basing and Hugh Blund,
then sheriffs, Roger son of Roger, John de Condre, Peter de Wakering,
William, son of Richard de Stapelford, Peter de Tany, Simon, son of Gilbert
de Stanford, John de Bernes, Baldwin de Ripariis, knights, and others
(named). [28 Hen. III.] Seal.
[Essex.] A. 735. Grant by John, son of Robert Faucilon, to John, the prior,
and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of an annual rent of 9*. 6d., issuing
from a mill in Stratford, which the brethren of St. Thomas of Acre once
held. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Wildeland, Roger Hode, Geoffrey de Wide-
feld and others (named). [A.D. 1252-8.]
Annexed: Final concord made at Chelmsford on the morrow of
Michaelmas, 13 Edw. I., between William, prior of Holy Trinity, London,
plaintiff, and Richard, master of the church of St. Thomas of Acre,
London, deforciant, concerning 4/. in arrear to the former of the annual
rent of 9s. 6d. for a mill in Stratford. The said Richard for himself and
his successors undertook to pay the rent of 9s. (5d. to the prior and his
successors in future, and also paid the 41. arrears.
[Essex.] A. 736. Grant by Hubert Bataile, knt., for the souls of himself, his
wife, and William and Matthew his sons, &c., to Norman, the prior, and
the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of all tithes of his demesne of
Stapleford, except of two acres tithable to the churches of Stapelford and
Lamburne. Witnesses : — Richard de Luci, Hubert de Anesti, R. de Man-
davilla, and others (named). [? A.D. 1108—1147.]
[Essex.] A. 737. Grant by Henry, the abbot, and the convent of St. Osith, to
Sir Philip Basset that though he has made the convent a quitclaim of the
lands of Robert de Saldeford, yet they will not thereupon require from him
or his heirs any warranty " nee per breve nee per os," even if they be
impleaded for the said lands.
[Essex.] A. 738. Release by Richard Pig, to Sir Philip Basset, of the land in
Stamford he holds of Sir Philip. Witnesses : — Sirs William de Insula,
Hubert and Richard de Ruyly, Robert le Chamberleing, knts., and others
(named).
[Essex.] A. 739. Grant by William Bataille to the House of the Holy Trinity,
London, of 3 acres of land in Teidena, viz., 3 acres of Smithesbroc, for the
souls of Sybil his wife and his ancestors. Witnesses : — Nicholas Vic',
Walter de Hetfeld, Roger Furre, Edmund, son of William the Bordar
(Bordarii).
Essex. A. 740. Indenture tripartite between Sir William Fyndern, Bridget
Fyndern, widow of William, son of the said Sir William, and John Wode and
John Parker. Wode and Parker having in Hilary term, 2 Hen. VIII., re-
covered the manor of Overhall in Gestyngthorp, and the advowson of the
church there, &c., are to be seised thereof to Sir William's use for his life, and
on his decease shall make a grant of 18 marcs yearly, and the advowson to
his executors — they standing seised of the premises to the yearly value of
18 marcs to the use of the said executors, and for performance of the will of
Sir William for 16 years ; and being seised of the residue to Bridget's use
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for her life. If the church fall vacant during the executors' interest therein,
and they cannot agree as to the presentation, the Master of Clare Hall, Cam-
bridge, shall have one presentation for one of the Fellows there on each such
occasion ; at the end of the 16 years the heirs of Sir William's body lawfully
begotten to present, or in default of such heirs, the right heirs of Dame Jane
Swymborne. If the church fall not vacant during the executors' interest
therein, but afterwards, the Master of Clare Hall shall have one presenta-
tion thereto for one of the Fellows, if it fall vacant within 7 years after the
executors' death. After the deaths of Bridget and the executors, and per-
formance of Sir William's will, the recoverers to be seised of the premises
and advowson to the use of (he heirs of Sir William as above, with
remainders to the heirs of Sir Robert and Dame Jane Swynborne, and of
Sir William Waldegrave in succession. 12 May, 3 Hen. VIII. Two seals,
effaced. English.
[Essex.} A. 741. Grant by Symon Kory, of Orsete, to Fulk Basset, bishop of
London, of his meadows called « Middelfen ' and ' Estfen,' in Orsete, and
three perches of arable land in breadth to make his own way, and, according
to the said breadth, in length from the old exit for carts (a veteri exitu
carriagii) of the said meadow to the way called ' Hamweye.' Witnesses : —
Sirs William de Graundcurt, William de Wokindon, Richard de Tylleburi,
and William Terel, knts., and others (named). [A.D. 1242—1259.]
[Essex.] A. 742. Demise by Symon de Cory to Sir Fulk, bishop of London, of
a fen in Orseth, called ' Hotfan,' adjoining Frithfan on the east, for six
years from Michaelmas, 37 Henry III., Symon undertaking to sustain any
damage the bishop may incur through default of warranty on his part.
Witnesses : — Sir Stephen, vicar of Orseth, Gilbert de Wemfall, and others
(named). 37 Hen. III.
[Essex.] A. 743. Demise by Symon de Cory to Sir Fulk, bishop of London, of a
fen in Orset, which is between two other fens, for four years from Michaelmas,
35 Hen. III., with clause Cor indemnity of the bishop in case of failure of
warranty by the said Symon. Witnesses : — Sir Stephen, vicar of Orseth,
and others, as in A. 742. 35 Hen. III.
[Essex.] A. 744. Grant by Ralph le Treyer, citizen of London, to Fulk, bishop
of London, of a meadow called ' Ellfey ' in his manor of Orseth, which he
formerly held of Simon Cori, to be held by the bishop for a term of seven
years, according to the instruments of the said Simon made to him here-
upon, which he has resigned into the bishop's hands. Orseth, iii. Kalends
of August, 1248.
[Essex.] A. 745. Grant by Simon de Cury to Ralph Trey, citizen of London,
of a marsh in Orsett, called ' Estefanne,' situate as described, for 10 years
from 28 Oct., 30 Hen. III., with clause of indemnity to the said Ralph.
Witnesses: — Sir Robert the vicar (vicario), Gervase de Garschurch, Mark
de Garschurch, William the Constable, and others (named). 30 Hen. III.
Fragment of seal.
Essex. A. 746. Indenture of sale by James Bowen, of Tyllingham, to
Thomas Burre, of Norton Manndeville, of a messuage, 56 acres of land,
and two crofts called ' Gorellys ' and ' Esteyscroft,' in Norton and Ongre,
late belonging to John Colyn, the younger, of Norton, for 42/., payable
as recited herein. Other covenants specified. 4 March, 12 Hen. VIII.
Seal. English.
Essex. A. 747. Grant by Walter Rede and Elizabeth his wife, late wife of
William Quysdene, the elder, of Quysdene, to John Bampton, of all lands in
Quysdene, late belonging to the said William, which came to the said
Eli/.al>etli, both as dower and by reason of the minority of William Quysdene,
the younger. 30 July, 7 Hen. V.
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[Essex.] A. 748. Grant by Walter de Maundeville to Sir Robert, rector of
Black Nottele, of land in the field called ' Hamstallecroft,' situate as
described, in exchange for as much land in the field called ' Watecroft.'
Black Nottele, Sunday, the feast of St. Vincent the Murtyr, 8 Edw. III.
[Essex.] A. 749. Grant by Isabella de Cloville, formerly wife of John de
Coggeshali-, to William de Coggeshale, her son, of an acre of land in
Pacching Cioville, situate as described. Pacching Cloville, Saturday next
after the Apostles Peter and Paul, 13 Edw. II.
[Essex.] A. 750. Grant by Hugh le Despenser to John, son of Laurence le
Mareschal, of Laufar, clerk, of land in Northweld which the said Laurence
once held of him, at a yearly rent of 40s., the said John agreeing that if the
rent be in arrear, not only this land but his property in Laufar Magdalen
may be distrained. Witnesses : — Sir John Peyvre, Sir Adam de la Forde,
and others (named). London, Tuesday next before the Annunciation,
28 Edw. I.
[Essex.] A. 751. Grant by Walter, rector of Black Nottele, to William, son of
Roger de Nailyngherst, of land in Black Nottele situate as described.
Witnesses : — Sir Thomas Maundevylle, knt., Jordan le Maundevylle, and
others (named) . Black Nottele, Sunday next after the Epiphany, 19 Edw. II.
Annexed : Grant by Henry, son of Henry de to the prior
of Wykes of the island of Sydricheseye and all the tithe of Purley.
Witnesses : — Roger de Samford and Laurence his brother, knights, the prior
of Lattun, and others (named). Fragment only.
[Essex.] A. 752. Grant by Isabella le Clovyle, formerly wife of John de
Cogeshale, to William de Cogeshale, her son, of lands called ' Berghfeld '
and ' Hammelase,' in Pachching Clovyle, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Jurdan Maundevyle and others (named). Pachchingg Clovyle, Monday
next after Holy Trinity, 15 Edward II.
[Essex.] j^ 753. Letters patent of Edward I. approving the grant made by
Roger le Bygod, Earl of Norfolk and Marshal of England, and Alina his
wife, daughter and heir of the late Philip Basset, to Hugh de Essex of
the manor of Toleshunt; which grant has been made to remove the
ambiguity in a demise of Northwelde manor made by the said Hugh to
Philip Basset in the latter's lifetime, and in order that the said manor of
Northwelde may remain to the Earl and Alina without challenge of
Hugh or his heirs. Winchester, 4 January, 8 Edward I. Fragment of
Great Seal.
[Essex.] A. 754. Grant by Isabella de Cloville, formerly wife of John de
Coggeshale, to William de Cogge[s]hale her son, of land in Pacchingg
Cloville, situate as described. Witnesses : — Jordan de Maundeville and
others (named). Pacckingg Cloville, Monday next after St. Laurence,
14 Edw. II.
[Essex.] A. 755. Grant by John de Ripariis to Hugh le Despencyer of the
view of frankpledge of all men in his manor of Northwelde, within the
precinct of the said John's hundred of Angre, with all incidents thereto
belonging, as waifs, assize of bread and ale, &c., at a yearly rent of 2*. ;
exempting Hugh and his heirs from all tourns and suits belonging to the
hundred. Witnesses : — Sir John de la Mare, of Perendone, Edmund
Spygernel, John de Tracy, Gilbert de Stanford, knts., and others (named).
Seal of arms, defaced.
[Essex.] A. 756. Grant by Constance, the prioress, and the convent of Wykes to
Sir Philip Basset of certain offerings in their chapel of Wykes for his life,
they also promising to provide a chaplain to celebrate divine service there
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three days a week as hitherto : Sir Philip undertaking not to ask for suit
from them in his court of Wykes, nor to seek the levelling of the ditch
separating his fields from theirs, nor the appointing of any nuns in the
priory upon pretext of superior jurisdiction. Witnesses: — Sir Benedict,
prior of Typeltre, Sir Hubert de Ruyli, Sir Thomas le Blund, Sir Walter
the parson of Great Hacle, Sir John de Hoding, Sir Nich. de Misteleye,
and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 757. Grant by Reginald de Gynges, son of Sir Ralph de Gynges,
knt., to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London, of an annual
quitrent of one marc received from the lords of Wansted and issuing from
their manor there. Witnesses : — John de Middeltone, Thomas le Braceur,
of Stratford, Roger Ode, and others (named). [3 Edw. I.]
Annexed : Letters of attorney of Reginald de Ginges, appointing the
prior of Holy Trinity his attorney to receive the above yearly rent of one
marc from the lords of Wansted. Wansted, Friday next after St. John
ante Portam Latinam, 3. Edw. I. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 758. Duplicate of A. 774. Fragment. Seal.
("Essex.] A. 759. Grant by Ralph de Siflewall to Lucy Gerlande, of land in
I leford called ' Tunmannemad.' Witnesses; — William Dun, Ralph son of
Stephen, Solomon son of Ralph, John de Witifeld, and others (named).
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 760. Grant by William, son of Odo de Wicham, to Warin de
Monte Kanesy, of an annual rent of 9d. in Wicham, payable by the persons
named herein. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Berch, Robert Besont, John, son
of Rembald de Hertel, Odo de Wicham, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 761. Grant by William Setmell (de Septem Molendinis) to Sir
Fulk Basset, bishop of London, of Warle manor, paying therefor G marcs
yearly as long as the said William lives, who is to have the bishop's
counsel, aid, and protection for his life ; and after his decease the yearly
rent shall cease to be paid, and his heirs shall come before the King's
Justices and warrant the charter of the sale of the manor. [A.D. 1242-
1259.]
[Essex.] A. 762. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, to William the Smith (Fabro) of land in Welcomestowe, at a
yearly rent of I2d. Witnesses : — William Dun, Geoffrey de Cranbroc,
Reginald de Claie, Peter de Kakeport, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 763. Indenture of agreement whereby Robert, son of John de
Glindle and Margaret his wife, daughter and heir of Solomon de Hodleghe,
grant to Reginald, son of Herbert de Berghers, the moiety of all the
land of which Solomon de Hodleghe died seised in Westhamme, the cost
of securing such land to the said Reginald to be entirely defrayed by him
or divided between the parties according to the method adopted.
Witnesses: — Sir Stephen de Penescestre, knt., Ralph and William de
Heavere, William Franceys, and others (named). The morrow of the
translation of St. Edmund the Confessor, 43 Hen. III.
[Essex.] A. 764. Certificate of the grant by Reginald de Gynges, son of
Ralph de Gynges, knight, to E., the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, of an annual rent of one marc he and his ancestors were
wont to receive of the lords of Wanstede, out of their manor there.
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A. 765. Release by Ralph de Hotot to Sir Waryn de Montecaniso,
for 20*. paid down, of an annual rent of 2*. Walter de Ruheney was wont
to pay him for a tenement in West Haningefeld. Witnesses : — Robert de
Borham, Sawal de Haningefeld, Thomas de Maundeville, Ralph de
Heyrun, Michael de Chereville, Hamo Peverel, and others (named;. Seal.
A. 766. Confirmation by William, son of Ralph de Niweland, to the
church of St. Laurence of Blakemore, and the canons there, of all the
lands in Niweland they hold by grant from his brother John. Witnesses :
— Sir William de Hispannia, Geoffrey de Bidiford, Roger de Wennewist',
Robert de Murteny, and others (named).
A. 767. Certificate of Henry, the prior, and the convent of St. Saviour,
Bermondsey, to their tenants of the manors of Wydeford, Rychemound,
Couwyk, and Hallingebury, that they have appointed their fellow monks,
John de Kent or Ralph dc Derby, their attorney, to put Sir Adam de
Stratton in possession of the aforesaid manors, which they have granted
by charter of feoffment to the said Adam, to whom the tenants are to be
respondent. Bermondsey, Thursday next after St. Martin, 1274. Portion
of seal.
A. 768. Grant by Baldwin, son of Hugh de Essex, for 100 marcs, to
Sir Philip Basset, of his manor of North Waucle [North Weald], formerly
his father Hugh's, the advowson of the church there, and five knights' fees
to it belonging, whereof Sawhal de Springgefeld holds one in Springgefeld,
William de Monte Caniseto one in Legere de la Haye, the Knights Templars
of Jerusalem two in Suttou, Rocheford Hundred, all in Essex, and lady
Isabella de Berninggeham one in Berninggeham, Norfolk. Witnesses : —
Sir Richard de Thaney, Sir Roger de Sanford, Sir William de Grancurt,
Robert de Bures, Roger de Loges, Henry de Wycham, and others (named).
[Cf. A. 758, 774.] Seal.
A. 769. Grant by William Sonnepany, of Warle Abbesse, to John
Pyrie, of Ronewell, the elder, of a rent of 6s. 8d. issuing yearly from his
lands in Warle Abbesse. Chelmsford, Sunday after Michaelmas,
49 Edw. III. Seal.
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A. 770. Confirmation by William, called abbot of Albermarle, by
advice of Osbert and Walter, " our monks," and the whole convent, to
Ydonea, the prioress, and the nuns of St. Mary of Wikes, of the sale Robert
de Glowcestria and Ralph son of Ailaf, made them, paying the abbot
the service due yearly from the land, as Roger's grant witnesses.
Witnesses : — Master Denis, monk of St. Edmund, Master Alan, William de
Fraxino, Robert his brother, Eustace de Braham, Miles le Enveise,
Robert de Coppedoc.
A. 771. Grant by Ralph de Bildeston, of Wychermundeford, to John
de Bovile, of the same, of land called ' Valhahe ' in the parish of Wycher-
mundeford, at a yearly rent of 14«7. Witnesses: — Philip de Horbelee,
Nicholas Betel, and others (named). 11 Edw. I.
A. 772. Release by William de Septem Molis [or Setmeles] to Sir
Fulk Basset, bishop of London, of Warle manor and the advowson of the
church there, for which Fulk has paid him 20 marcs, to his eldest son
William one marc, and to Joan his wife 40*., " ad robam sibi coin-
parandam." Witnesses : — Sirs Roger de Stanford, Yngelram de Mert,
Robert dc Amundevil, Henry de Wycham, and others (named).
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[Essex.] A. 773. Grant by John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Sir Philip Basset, of their tenement of Warle with its
appurtenances, performing the service due yearly to the lords of the fee,
viz., to the lords of Warle Setmoles Id., to the abbot of Coggeshale, for
the land they hold of the fee of Robert Hovel, 3ld., imd to Sir Thomas
de Ramesdene 13d. ; with remainder to the convent after his death.
Witnesses : — Sir Roger and Sir Laurence de Saumford, Sir Hubert and
Sir Richard de Ruyly, knts., Henry de Wichain, and others (named).
[A.D. 1252-1258.]
Essex. AT 774. Grant by Baldwin, son of Hugh de Essex, to Sir Philip
Basset and lady Ela, Countess of Warwick, his wife, for 100 marcs, of
the manor of North Watule [North Weald], formerly belonging to Hugh
his father, with advowson of the church and five knights' fees belonging
thereto, held as specified in A. 768, with remainder to the next heirs of
Sir Philip, if lady Ela die without issue. Witnesses : — Sirs Ralph de
Arden', Hubert de Moutecaniseto, William de Grancurt, Gilbert de
Breaut', William le Baud, Thomas de Rammesden, Richard de Herlawe,
knts., and others (named). Seal.
Essex. A. 775. Grant by Joan Pyriman, of Westhurrok, Essex, widow,
daughter of the late. Thomas Blundel, to Henry Bate, clerk, of West
Hurrok, John Bate, clerk, of Alvythele, and John Oldeman, of Wenyng-
ton, in Essex, of all her lands, &c. in West Hurrok and Styfforde. West
Hurrok, 3 April, 10 Hen. IV. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 776. Grant by Nicholas Eustace, son of Warin Eustace, of Waltham,
to Master John de Cadomo, of a meadow called ' Fretheie,' lying between
a meadow formerly belonging to Sir Henry son of Aucher, on the north,
a meadow of John Duke of Brittany and Earl of Richmond on the south,
and other lands specified. Witnesses : — Walter de Habfeld, Nicholas
Oliver, Robert de Kersebrok, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 777. Grant by John de Stevenach, of Cestrehunte, and Amice
his wife, to Master John de Cadomo, ot land in a meadow called ' Fritheye,'
in Waltham parish, situate as described. Witnesses : — Robert de Kersebrok,
Nicholas le Bran, and others (named). Seal.
[Essex.] A. 778- Grant by Geoffrey de SonderLmd and Anastacia, his wife, to
Sir Philip Basset, of land in a field called ' Gokiesdone " and elsewhere,
and a croft called ' Gokyespittel.' Witnesses : — Anselm de Cheleswith,
Henry de Wrabbenas, Gilbert Braynel, Robert de Badewe, and others
(named). Portion of seal.
Essex. A. 779. Release by William Skryne, the elder, and John Martyn to
William Lewyn and John Eylysford, of all lands, &c. they lately had by
feoffment of John Charteseye and Simon Outelaw, in Waltham Holy Cross.
1 February, 7 Hen. IV. Two seals.
Essex. A. 780. Demise by John Charteseye and Simon Outelawe to William
Skryne, the elder, John Martyn, Willian Lewyn, and John Eylysforde,
clerk, of all their lands, &c. in Waltham Holy Cross. 19 February,
7 Hen. IV. Two seals.
Essex. A. 781. Letters of attorney of John Mathew, vicar of Nasyng, Robert
Neweport, Thomas Morice, John Pentrye, and WTilliam Lewyn, of Waltham
Holy Cross, authorising Adam Launde to deliver seisin to Adam Bamme,
John Forster, Robert Watevylle, citizens and goldsmiths of London, and
John Ive, clerk, of the land, &c., in Waltham aforesaid, and hamlet of
Hplyfield, winch they had by feoffment of John Couper, chaplain, John
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Maundevylle, the younger, Roger Herrauf, and Richard Sherynggo, and
which formerly belonged to Mathew Langryche and Margaret his wife.
1 April, 14 Ric. II. Four seals.
Essex. A. 782. Demise by John Mathew, vicar of Nasyng, and others to
Adam Bamme and others, as above, of the above-mentioned lands in
Waltham and hamlet of Halyfeld [see A. 781]. Walthara, 1 April,
14 Ric. II. Five seals.
Essex. A. 783. Grant by John Forster and Robert Watevyle, goldsmiths and
Herts. citizens of London, and John Ive, clerk, to John Charteseye and Simon
Outelawe, of all their lands, Ac., in Waltham Holy Cross, Halyfield, and
elsewhere, in Essex, with their appurtenances in Chesthunte, Herts.
24 February, 1 Hen. IV. Three seals.
[Essex.] A. 784. Grant by Kanulf son of Gerard, to Ralph de Hasting, of
the land of Cochenheie and Fogeleslonde, to be held as Alexander de
Walia, Ranulfs uncle, formerly held them, paying 13*. 4d. yearly. If
Ranulf or his heirs give five marcs or more as a relief from their land,
Ralph or his heirs shall give 10*. ; if less than five marcs, they shall give
half a marc. If Ranulf makes his eldest son a knight, Ralph will give 3s.
towards it, and 2*. towards marrying the eldest daughter, &c. Witnesses : —
Robert de Hastings, Peter de Kerteling, Maurice de Dodenalle, William de
Spineto, and others (named) . Much damaged.
[Essex.] A. 785. Grant by William Treisdeners, son of Robert Treisdeners, to
Sir Philip Basset, of the homage and service Hc.-vy the Miller (Molendi-
narii), of Maneston, owes for the tenement he holds in the parish of
Bradfeld. Witnesses : — Geoffrey de Sunderland, Rimulf de Mundeville,
and others (named). Portion of seal.
Essex. A. 786. Grant by William de Chivill to Serlo, his son and heir, of a
moiety of all his land in Waltham (except the chief mansion house, which
he retains to his own use), and elsewhere, Serlo paying him 23^ marcs, and
to Leticia, his mother, a gold ring. Witnesses : — William son of Fulk,
Aitrop son of Hugh, Ralph Morel, William Runcilluu, and others (named).
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 787. Confirmation by Walter, son of Randulf Ramet, son of
Gerard, of the grant by his father to Alan Basset of the land of
Alwineheie. Witnesses : — Robert Mauduit, William son of Fulk,
John de Sanford, William de Spaine, Hugh de Bello Campo, and others
.(named).
[Essex.] A. 788. Release by Baldwin de Essex to Sir Philip Basset of all
agreements and obligations made between them ou account of the manor of
North Waude. Witnesses : — Henry de Wycham, Henry Dispenser, and
others (named).
[Essex.] A. 789. Grant by John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to William de Thachewrthe of two acres of land " que jacent
sub domo Henrici de Lefstancherche," in Wydiale parish. Witnesses : —
Walter Clement, Oliver de Saundon, Nicholas Baysebolle, and others
(named). [A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Essex.] A. 790. Demise by Ranulf son of Gerard, to Ralph de Hastings of
all [the land called] ' Alfwinhei,' as well his own as his mother's share
(except the rent of Thoncas and Helda Hiard for two crofts), for 14 years
from Michaelmas next in the fourth year after the first coronation of
King John, for 3| marcs paid to the said Ranulf and half a marc to his
mother ; with a covenant as to the woods. Witnesses : — William de Spineto,
Sawal his son, Roger de Reim', Walter Wastinel, and others (named).
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A. 791. Grant by Master John, son of William Eustace, of Waltbam,
to Scolastica, the prioress, and the nuns of St. Helen, London, of meadow
in Fritheye, [Waltham], "ad vestur' dictarum Monialium," paying 2s.
yearly to the abbot of Waltham as chief lord of the fee. Witnesses : —
Sir Thomas son of Thomas, then Mayor of London, Sirs Edward Blund
and Peter Aunger, then sheriff's of London, Sir Philip le Taillur, then
alderman and citizen of London, Sirs Thomas de Basingge and Richard de
Condre, citizens of London, and others (named). [49 Hen. III.]
A. 792. Grant by John, the prior, and convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Reginald, son of Thomas de Stondone, of the land and the
buildings on it formerly belonging to Walter le Gilur in Welcomestow.
If he or his heirs wish to sell the said land, the convent to have an
advantage of lid. over other buyers. [A.D. 1252-1258.]
A. 793. Release by Robert .... to Richard, the prior, and the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Widyhale. Witnesses : —
John de Lesnes, Richard son of Ostmund, Ralph Luvel, and others
(named). [A.D. 1316-1325 ?]
A. 794. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, to Robert Scot, of Welcumstow, of their land called ' Purtemere,'
in Welcumstow. Witnesses : — Herbert del Mert, Ralph son of Urse,
Adam de Lutun, Richard Wiard. [A.D. 1223-1252.]
A. 795. Release by Henry de Wikhain to Sir Philip [Basset] and
lady Ela [Countess of] Warwick his wife, of all the land [that formerly
belonged to] Baldwin de Essex in Welde. Witnesses: — Sir William de
Insula, Sir Richard de Roilii, knts., and others (named). Portion of
document only. Seal.
A. 796. Indenture witnessing that Reginald de Gynges has received
from the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, their house at
Warlee at the prices specified herein, viz., the hall with chamber for
5 marcs, the chapel 30s., &c. Also, he has received the articles herein
specified. Present : — E[ustace] the prior, brethren William Aygnel and
Philip the canon, the said Reginald de Gynges, Reginald de Fonte, and
others (named). All the premises or their price to be restored after the
death of the same Reginald. [A.D. 1264-1280.]
A. 797. Grant by Richard son of Wyard, to Holy Trinity, London,
of four acres of land in Welcumestowe in fields called ' Sevenacre Meadow '
and ' Thystelfeld,' and confirmation by the same to the same of the grant
of half an acre in Thistelfeld made them by Richard de Burewell.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Hodeng', Henry de St. Helena, Elias de Flamsted,
Richard de Burewell, and others (named).
A. 798. Acknowledgment by Baldwin de Essex that whenever
Sir Philip Basset shall summon him he is bound to go to prosecute
concerning Waude manor, if Sir Philip be impleaded for the same, at the
latter's cost ; if he fail to do so (except in the case of grave infirmity), he
will permit Sir Philip to enter on and hold his land of Westle.
Witnesses : — Henry de Wycham, Ranulf de Muntrirun, Henry and Philip
Dispenser, and others (named).
A. 799. Release by Thomas, son of Robert Beaubelet, to lady
Isabella, the prioress, and the convent of Wikes, of the land his father held
of the house of Wikes, in Misteleye parish. Witnesses : — Sir Hubert de
Ruly, Adam de Dickeleye, Gilbert de Brumlege, and others (named).
Seal.
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Essex. A. 800. Release by John Forster to William Skryne, the elder,
John Martyu, William Lewyu, and John Eylysford, clerk, of all lands,
&c., in Waltham Holy Cross, which ought to remain to himself and John
Charteseye after the death of Walter Merewe and Elizabeth his wife.
5 January, 7 Hen. IV. Seal.
Essex. A. 801. Release by William Bonjour, of Little Waltham, to John
de Dodebrok and Ettheldrede his wife, of an annual rent of 4d. due from
them for a croft, called ' Odecroft,' in Little Waltham. Tuesday, the Vigil
of St. Katherine the Virgin, 33 Edw. I.
[Essex.] A. 802. Grant by the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
to Peter le Wynd, of Welcomestow, of land in Welcomestow, situate as
described. London, the day before the Nones of July, 33 Edw. 1. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 803. Demise by Mary Henyngham, the prioress, and the convent
of Wykes to John Martyn, of Fratyng, of their tenement in Fratyng, with
lands called ' Wasselyns ' belonging thereto, for five years from Michaelmas
next, at a yearly rent of 28s. id. ; Martyn paying the King's fifteenths, &c.
In the chapter house at Wykes, 20 September, 7 Hen. VIII. Seal.
Essex. A. 804. Indenture of sale by Thomas Philpott, of Barkyng, Essex,
to Thomas Marowe, the elder, of London, of all his lands, &c., called
' Shanks,' in Essex, for the sum of 50 marcs. Other covenants speci6ed.
17 April, 14 Hen. VII. Seal, defaced. English.
[Essex.] A. 805. Grant by Walter of the Mill (de Molendino), for 50 marcs,
to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of his water mill of Cowyk, in the parish of
Sheving, a " vivarium," and 2^ acres of meadow adjoining the mill.
Witnesses : — John, son of Hubert de Herlawe, Hubert de Ovesham, and
others (named).
[Essex.] A. 806. Grant by Peter, son of Richard de Stanford, to Sir Philip
Basset, of all messuages, &c., in Stanford that William de Haverhille,
Treasurer of the King, formerly held of him, and which formerly belonged
to his father Richard. Witnesses : — Sirs Baldwin de Ripariis, Roger de
Sanford, Simon de Stanford, knts., Elyas del Fryth, and others (named).
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 807. Grant by Agnes de Canvylla to Sir Philip Basset, for term
of her life, of the manor of Schenefeld and advowson of the church there,
at a yearly rent of 6 marcs. If she survive Sir Philip the premises to
revert to her at his death. Witnesses : — Sirs Roger de Sanford, Ranulf
de Amundevil, and Gilbert de Osefeld, Elyas and William del Fryth, and
others (named).
[Essex.] A. 808. Grant by Richard son of Ranulf, and Hawis his wife,
daughter of Ralph de Munvirun, to Thomas Loc and Sabina his wife,
of their mill of Straford [Stratford], the said Thomas becoming "our
man " and paying 10 marcs, and to Serlo their son and heir for his assent
to this grant a measure of wheat. Witnesses :— William Tresgoz, Gilbert
de Meaulinges, William Faucilun, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 809. Mandate of Simon, abbot of St. Edmund's, to the freemen and
serfs of Stapelford manor to be respondent to Sir Philip Basset, to whom he
has granted the said manor for life. Beurepeir, Friday next after the
Assumption, 1260.
[Essex.] A. 81O. Agreement by Gilbert, son of Henry de Halstead, that if he
or his heirs be impleaded for the land he holds of Sir Philip Basset, in
Schaudeford, they shall not exact other warranty or acquittance from
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Sir Philip than that which the latter shall receive or can obtain from
Robert Jacob, of Schaudeford. Witnesses : — Sir Roger de Samphord,
knt., and others (named). Seal, — " Secretum Gilbertifif ffenrici."
[Essex.] A. 811. Release by Peter, son of Richard de Stanford, to Nicholas
de Hastingges, of the messuages, &c., formerly belonging to his father in
Stanford, which William de Haverhulle, the King's Treasurer, formerly
held. Witnesses as above, A. 8O6. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] A. 812. Grant by Peter le Maresehal to the abbot and convent of
Waltham Hoiy Cross, of the pasture in Spryngefeld, situate as described,
which he had by grant of Gilbert Wolnet, of Spryngefeld. Witnesses : —
Robert aod Nicholas del Frith, Viiiceut de Hetford, and others (named).
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 813. Grant by Henry, son of John de Wendovere, to the canons
of Waltham Holy Cross, of pasture in Springefeud, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Sirs Peter de Besevile, Hugh and Richard de Colewrth, knts.,
and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 814. Grant by Peter le Maresclial, called ' de Ho,' to the abbot and
convent of Holy Cross, of the pasture in Springfeld he had by grant of
Gilbert Wolniet [see A. 812], for 40 years from the feast of St. Barnabas,
15 Ed w. II. Waltham, the feast and year abovesaid. Portion of seal.
[Essex.] A. 815. Grant by Richard Wastinell to Robert de Aeswell of the
land Algar de la Heyse held of him in Stapelford, &c., and of the increase
of three acres of assarted land opposite the gate of the above ; he paying
therefor 12c/. yearly, finding a man for one day in the octaves of Christmas
to put up the hedge of Havering park, and an aid for the sheriff, &c.
For this grant Robert gives 20*. to Richard, to Cecil his wife a cap worth
5*., and to William and John his brothers 12d. each. Witnesses: —
Nicholas de Barenton, Richard Batayle, John de Lamburne, and others
(named).
[Essex.] A. 816. Grant by Adam de Stratton, clerk, to Syiuon Gubiun, of
land in Stapelford, which he formerly had by gift of the prior and convent
of Bermondsey, who held it before of the fee of the said Symon ; at a yearly
rent of 8s. 3d. Witnesses :— Sirs Walter de Meriden, William de Aece, and
Luke de Tany, knts., and others (named). Feast of St. Gregory, 1274.
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 817. Grant by John le Moyne, of Stapelford, for the sum of
eight marcs, to the prior and convent of Bermondsey, of land in Stapelford,
for 15 years from Michaelmas, 51 Hen. III.; they paying at the end of
that term a yearly rent of 40s. if they continue to hold the land. Wit-
nesses:— William Loreng, Geoffrey de Laufare, Osbert Gladefon and others
(named). 50 Hen III. Seal.
[Essex.] A. 818. Award of Walter Stone, LL.D., and Richard Broke, Serjeant-
at-law, in a dispute between Richard bishop of London, and Master
Anthony Darsy, founder of Tiptre priory, as to the appointment of a prior
to the said priory. Darsy affirmed the priory had been founded by the
lord of the lordship of Tolson Tregos, which now belonged to him, and
that the lords of the lordship had been wont to appoint in all times of a
vacancy, and without further process by the ordinary such nominee entered
into the priory; while the bishop affirmed he and his predecessors
were entitled to make provision, on a vacancy occurring, from the lack of
electors, there being in the priory only one regular canon beside the prior
for the time being. The arbitrators decide that Darsy, and his successors
in the lordship of Tolson Tregos, shall present to the said priory at every
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vacancy for ever, and that the bishop and his successors shall immediately
institute the person so presented ; but out of respect for the bishop, Darsy
consents to his presenting to the next two \acancies that occur in the
priory. 31 January, 1515. Darsy and the Bishop approve this award, and
affix their seals hereto. 20 February, 1515, 7 Henry VIII. Darsy' s seal
and a portion of the Episcopal seal remaining.
[Essex.] A. 819. Release by Walter de Meduana, and Cecilia the Countess
(Comitissa) his wife, to Hamo de Scotot, of 61. of silver very often
exacted from him for Torinton; nnd confirmation to the same of all
Torinton by service of one knight, except the fee of Amalric de Semanetonia.
For this quittance Hamo gives Walter 20 marcs and a sparrow-hawk, and to
Cecilia 5 marcs and a gold ring. Witnesses : — Walter the Priest (Sacerdote)
Mnnesser de Dammart', Ralph son of Gerokl, Robert de St. Clare,
William and Ralph de Cloevilla, Reginald de Ginges, and many others
(named).
[Kent?] A. 820. Grant by Stephen, son of Robert de Crofte, to Adam de
Quercu ["ate Nokes "] of 2£ acres and 5 "deywerkas" of land in
Upecherche, in the field called ' Berecoppesfeld,' at a yearly rent
of 3 measures of barley " palmal'." Witnesses : — Ralph, John, William,
Gervase, Brice, and Roger de Quercu and others (named). Ascension
Day, 22 Edward I.
[Essex.] A. 821. Grant by Hamo, son of Richard de Esketot, to Hugh, son of
Richard de Elmestude, for 100 marcs, of the manor of Thuriton and
advowson of the church there, paying therefor 12*. yearly for Hamo and
his heirs to Sir Warin de Montechanesio, for the wardship of Rochester
Castle. Witnesses : — Sirs Richard de Tany and Robert le Butiler, knts.,
John de Marines, Ralph Martel, Simon Bataile, Gilbert Fucher and others
(named). February, 34 Henry III., xi. Kal. Marcii. [See A. 825.]
[Essex.] A. 822. Grant by John de Sutton, of Wyvenho, to the prioress and
convent of Wykes, for the souls of himself and Margery his wife, of land in
Tendryngge, and the advowson of the church there. Witnesses :— John de
Braham, William Brun, and Richard de Sutton, knts., and others (named)
Monday next after All Saints, 37 Edward III.
[Essex.] A. 823. Grant by William, son of William le Flemeng, to Laurence,
son of Nicholas, of land in Tholeshunt, situate as described, at a yearly
rent of 6d. Witnesses : — Richard the Monk (Monacho), Philip de Bovile,
Nicholas de Bohun, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 824. Grant by Richard de Laraare to Richard de Beaucbamp, of
the land the latter's uncle, Geoffrey de Beaucharnp, held of him in Twinsted,
by a free service of 2s. yearly, &c. Witnesses : — Richard son of John)
John son of Richard, Adam and William de Ponte, Walter de la Mare
Walter and William, his sons, Robert de Beauchamp, and. others (named)!
Seal.
[Essex.] A. 825. Release by Hugh de Elmestede to Sir Warin de Monte
Kanesio, for 100 marcs, of the manor and advowson of the church of
Turinton. Witnesses : — Sirs Hubert de Ruylly, William de Feryng,
Ralph de Basinges, Ralph de Chalonibus, Richard de Rully, and others
(named).
[Essex.] A. 826. Presentment by the jury at the Court held at Tyllyngham
on Wednesday next after the feast of St. Anne, 3 Henry VIII., of the
surrender by Thomas Herde, deceased, to the lord, of a tenement, 30 acres
called ' Prykkys, and land called < salvages,' to the use of Margaret his
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wife, and John Boker, executor of bis will, to be sold and the money
applied to pay his debts, and to works of charity. Seisin of the premises
was delivered to Margaret and John, to be held by a twig at the lord's
will, &c. 3 Henry VIII.
[Essex.] A. 827. Grant by Hubert, the Queen's chamberlain, to Edward,
brother of Haghen de Stanford, of the land in Tey that Leowin Walter
held, at a yearly rent of 20*.; to be held by him as "my man" and as
one who for a long time has served him well and faithfully. Witnesses : —
" Agnes, my wife, Aluered, my clerk," Haghen de Stanford, Adam de
Coccheshal, Osbert de Lundon, Leowin de Feringis, and Alfwin, brother
of the wife of Edward abovesaid.
[Essex.] A. 828. Grant by Theobald, the prior, and the monks of Stanesgate,
to Richard de Gybecrake of a piece of their heath in Little Totham, in
exchange for a release to them by the said Richard of a corner of wood
in Great Totham. Witnesses: — John de Cantelupe, Sewal de Mora,
Hubert le Waleys, Roger de Uwescye, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 829. Grant by John the Porter (Janitor), of Tykeford, with
consent of Alice, his wife, to Henry de Ardern of a curtilage in Tykeford,
situate as described. Witnesses : — William Engleys, Martin his son,
Thomas Engleys, Geoffrey de Rokeby, and others (named).
[Essex.] A. 830. Grant by Stephen, the prior and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Brichmar de Haverhull of land in the soke of Ralph de Toeni,
which Osbert Torneis gave to the said church when he was made a canon
there, at an annual rent of 4s. ; the aforesaid Brichmar having sworn on
the hand of the prior, in the chapter of canons, to keep faith with them
concerning the land and tribute mentioned above. The land is 50 feet
long by 45 wide. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Tilebury, and Walter his
clerk, Richard, chaplain of St. Mary Magdalen, Terric, son of Alberic,
who is alderman of that soke, William de Coveham, and many others
(named). [A.D. 1294—1302.]
[Essex.] A. 831. Grant by William Flandrensis to Sir Fulk Basset of all
land in Toleshunte Treigoz he holds of the fee of the prior and canons of
Tippetre, with a messuage and appurtenances ; paying therefor 6s. 6d.
yearly to the said prior and canons. Witnesses : — William de Hobrige,
Philip de Bovil, Richard de Wyremundeford, and others (named).
Essex. A. 832. Release by John Rolff, son and heir of John Rolff, late of
Wrytell and Margaret his wife, late wife of John Morkyn, and after that
wife of William Strutt, late of Kelveden, deceased, to Robert Southwell,
knt., Robert Southwell, gent., and Stephen Marler of the messuage, &c.,
in ' le Tye ' Street, Kelveden, which came to him on the death of his mother,
Margaret, and which he has sold to Robert Southwell, knt., for 8/. 13*. 4</.
4 October, 3 Henry VIII. Seal.
Essex. A. 833. Grant by Humfrey Bohun, knt., and Richard Norfolk, clerk,
to William Pestyll and Matilda, his wife, of a messuage and garden, late
Etheldred Algore's, and before that Margaret Lytell's, in Kelveden,
situated as described, which Elgore lately held of them by twig tenure as
of their manor of Fyllolleshall. Kelveden, Wednesday the feast of St.
Bartholomew, 8 Edward IV. Fragments of two seals.
[Essex.] A. 834. Demise by Henry Wentworth, John Hevenyngham, and
John Paston, knts., Philip Calthorppe, Henry Teye, Thomas Sampson,
Robert Tyrell, Thomas Huntyngdon, John Brewode, Thomas Hevenyng-
ham, John Loveday, Richard Botry, clerk, John Paycok, of Coggeshale, the
younger, and Thomas Maldon, of Sudbury, mercer, to Margery Doreward,
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late wife of John Doreward, of Coggeshale manor vrith appurtenances, two
water mills called 'Poyntell' and 'Esterford' mills, and all the property
of her late husband, in execution of his will ; with remainders to Ralph
Chambcrleyn, of Kyngston, Camb., and then to his brother Edward, they
paying an annual rent of 107. Coggeshale, 10 November, 1 1 Henry VII.
Twelve seals or portions of seals.
Essex. A. 835. Demise by Master William Carpenter, vicar of All Saints,
Wrytell, Thomas Fyge, of the same, and Robert Eyn, of Bromfeld, at the
special request of John Rolff, son and heir of John Rolff, late of Writell,
and Margaret his wife, to Robert Southwell, knt., Robert Southwell and
Stephen Marler, of the above messuage in ' le Tye ' Street, Kelveden [see
A. 832] which they lately had, together with the late William Strutt and
the said Margaret his wife, Robert Spety, late of High Rothyng, Stephen
Wode, late of Roky swell, and Thomas Rolff, son of the said Margaret, now
deceased, to the sole use of Margaret and her heirs, by demise of John, son
of Simon Heigate, late of Kelveden, dated 20 November, 15 Henry VII.
21 September, 3 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Note of livery of seisin of the premises, 14 October,
3 Hen. VIII. Fragments of three seals.
Essex. A. 836. Deed of sale by Reginald Heygate, of Ferynge, Essex, for
100 marcs, at the instance of Richard Southwell, to Thomas Awdeley,
knt., Keeper of the Great Seah, William Pawlett, knt., Controller of the
King's Household, Cristopher Hales, Attorney-General, Thomas Crumwell,
Master or Treasurer of the King's Jewels, and William Brabazon, to the
King's use, of all lands, &c., called ' More's,' ' Hayne's,' and ' Cornett's '
crofts in the manors of Keldon and Revenhale. 4. October, 24 Hen. VIII.
Endorsed: Enrolled on the dorse of the Close Roll of the above date.
Bucks. A. 837. Undertaking by Thomas de Luda that whereas lady Alina la
[Despjenser, Countess of Norfolk, has granted him a virgate of land and
two water mills in Wycuinbe, if he or his heirs are impleaded by the neir
of lady Amabilia de Segrave, deceased, or by John Perceval, of Somery, or
his heirs, for the said land and mills, they will not call lady Alina to
warranty ; and if they do so call her, she shall not be bound to make such
warranty, <fec. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Chykehull, knt., Reginald de
Beauchamp, William de Anvers, and others (named). Much damaged.
[Essex.] A. 838. Release by Gunild, late wife of Alan le Tailur, of Bures, to
Sir Philip Basset, of certain land in Lamersh which he had granted to Agnes
[her ?] daughter. Witnesses : — Waskeyl, Stephen de Beauchamp,
John de Frith, Richard Turgis, and others (named). Much decayed.
[Essex.] A. 839. Grant by William de Reimes, knt., to Sir Philip Basset, of
his messuage in Boiton, in Finchingefeld parish, of lands adjoining the
said messuage and Ayswellemede, and of land in Stockilondthorn, &c.
Witnesses : — Sir Nicholas Peche, Sir William de Yspania, Sir Richard de
Yspania, Richard de Ruilly and others (named). Seal somewhat defaced.
Much damaged.
[York.] A. 840. Grant and quitclaim by John de Parco, of Lepington, to
Scolatia, relict of Sir Geoffrey de Melsa, of all his land in Lepington.
Witnesses : — William de Cha , lord of Skerkenbec, Thomas de
Barkethorp, John le Fraunceys, of Lepington, and others (named).
Damaged.
A. 841. Grant by Peter de Malolacu (Morley), the fourth lord of
, to William de Wyxebridge, and Alice his wife, of a messuage
and land in Ascote, at a yearly rent of 26s. 8d. 1 1 Edward II. Portion of
a document. Fragment of seal.
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[York.] A. 842. Release by Alice and Helewisia de Albrede, daughters of the
late Walter Catunet, of Lepyngton, to Sir John deMelsa, lord of Lepvngton,
of land in Lepyngton. Witnesses: — Sirs Thomas de Chancy and William
de Aton, knts., and others (named). York, [Sunday] after St. Swithin,
21 Edward I. Much damaged.
[York.] A. 843. Release by William Breton, of Lepyngton, chaplain, to Sir
John de Meaux, lord of Bewyk in Holderness, knt., of all lands and
tenements in Lepyngton which Sir John had by feoffment of Henry lc
Sporier, son of Nicholas de St. Leonard, of York, and which descended to
William on the death of John Breton his father. Witnesses : — Thomas
Chauncy, William de Beltliorp, and others (named). Lepyngton, Thursday,
the feast of St. Matthew, 1363, 37 Edward III. Damaged.
[Essex.] A. 844. Grant by William ... to Sir Philip Basset, of lands
called ' Ayswelle,' ' Tenakeresh[e]gge,' &c., in Boytun, in Finchingefeld
parish. Witnesses : — Sir Gilbert de Sanford, Master Fulk de Sanford,
treasurer of St. Paul's, London, Sir Ralph de Ardern, Sir Geoffrey
Neirenut, and others (named). [A.D. 1245-1259.] Much damaged.
[Essex.] A. 845. Release by William Capell, knt., to Richard, bishop of
Winchester, William, bishop of London, Giles Dawbeney, lord of Dawbeny,
knt., Thomas Lovell, knt., Treasurer of the King's Household, Charles
Somersette, Edward Ponynges, Thomas Brandon, Robert Lovell, and
Richard Fylzlewes, knts., Simon Digby, Thomas Lovell, and John Thomson,
of the manors of Dagenhams and Kekerells, in Havering atte Bowre, and
of all lands in Havering lately belonging to William Husy, knt, Chief
Justice "ad placita coram Rege." 20 November, 19 Henry VII. Portion
of seal, defaced.
[York.] A. 846. Release by William, son of William de Capetoft, to Sir John
de Melsa, of land in Lepington. Witnesses : — Roger Grymet, knt., and
others (named). Much decayed.
Bucks. A. 847. Grant by ... atte Aldre to Richard atte Aldre, his
brother, of a messuage and lands in Dorney, situate as (described. Dorney,
16 February, . . . Ed. III. Much torn and damaged.
Cornw. A. 848. Release by Robert son of Hilgar, to Richard, aon of John de
Reskerner, of the land in Tregors he claimed against the said Richard in
co. Cornwall by the King's writ. Witnesses : — John son of Richard, then
sheriff of Cornwall, Durand son of Richard, Richard Bloyou and others
(named). [11-17 John.] Injured.
[Bucks.] A. 849. Petition of John fitz Richard, of Olneye, tenant of Olneye
[Herts.] manor, to [Henry IV.]. Recites his title to the said manor, how he was
disturbed in the possession of the pastures thereto belonging by the King's
ministers, and his proceedings before the King's Council to recover pos-
session of the same. Prays restitution of the said pasture according to the
award of the King's Council. Much damaged and faded. French.
Annexed: King Henry IV. to the archbishops, bishops, barons, &c.
Instructs them to see that all men and merchants of Wallyng[ton] and
Berkhamsted keep his peace in England and Normandy, and informs them
he has confirmed and enlarged to the merchants the privileges they had
in the time of King Edward [III.]. Much damaged.
Glouc. A. 850. Grant by Isabella Gwyney to Thomas Clerk, both of Thorn-
bury, of land, and a house thereon adjoining a certain corner house towards
Chepyngstret. also belonging to her, in Thornbury aforesaid, which laud
Simon Seuthmede hor late husband had by grant of Agnes Dyer; paying
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therefore yearly to the chief lords of the fee rent of 6d. formerly paid
for the corner house, which in future is to be quit of it. In the time of
John Stanburne and John Janyns, bailiffs of the borough. Thornbury,
30 May, 11 Henry VI. Seal.
[Glouo.] A. 851. Grant by John Pengersyk to John Rolves and Robert Parker
of all the lands, tenements, &c., in Thornbury manor, that John de Morle-
wode, and Agnes his wife, had by demise of Elizabeth Daan, and by
feoff ment of Drugo Daan her son [see A. 877]. Thornbury, 9 October,
10 Henry IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 852. Grant by William Stoyt, and Agues his wife, to John Danyell,
of a moiety of a burgage in Thornbury, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Simon Southmede, bailiff of the borough, and others (named). Thorn-
bury, 10 November, 5 Henry V. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 853. Grant by Thomas Clerk, of Thornbury, co. Gloucester, to
William Adams, of Moreton, the elder, and Agnes his wife, of u house
with curtilage in Thornbury, situate as described, which he had by grant
of Isabella Gwyney, paying 6</. yearly to the lord of the fee as above
arranged [see A. 85OJ. 20 September, 11 Henry YI. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 854. Grant by John Erneburgh, of Thornbury, and Thomas
. . . . , to John Ad .... of a messuage with curtilage in
Thornbury, which they had by feoffment of William Adam, situate as
described. Witnesses: — John Baker, a bailiff of the borough, and others
(named). 30 May, 30 Henry VI. Very much decayed.
[Glouc.] A. 855. Grant by Walter Wrenche, of Oldebury, to Matilda Whyte,
and Walter and Alice her children, of 8s. yearly rent issuing from the
moiety of a burgage in Thornbury, together with the reversion of the
aforesaid moiety after the decease of John and Agnes Sherman, and
Joan their daughter, who hold the said moiety for term of their lives ;
with remainder to the said Matilda and Marjory her daughter, and with
reversion to Wrenche and his heirs. Thornbury, 10 June, 7 Henry IV.
Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 856. Release by Thomas Mathew, of Wotton, brother and heir of
Richard Spryngot, chaplain, to Robert Southmede of a half burgage in
Thornbury, which his brother Richard had by feoffment of William West-
broke. Thornbury, Wednesday after the translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 29 Edward III. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 857. Grant by Walter Grinnard, of Thornbury, and Matilda his
wife, to Thomas Diegh, of land, with the closes adjoining, in Thornbury.
Witnesses : — John Chese, then steward there, and others (named). Thorn-
bury, Sunday the feast of the Apostles Philip and James, 7 Richard IF.
Two seals.
[Glouc.] A. 858. Grant by the lord of the manor, at a court held at Thornbury,
to John Pyccher, the elder, of Over Mourton, of a messuage, &c., in
Mourton, lately in the tenure of John Piccher, his father, and now of John
Pyccher, his son, and lands in the west field of Mourton, called ' Pykyd-
croft,' in Ewlonde, &c., for entry into which he paid a fine of 33s. 4rf.
Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 20 Edward IV.
Glouc. A. 859. Grant by Thomas Excestre, of Bristol, and Agnes his wife, to
John Danyell, of Thornbury, of the tenement in Thornbury that Nicholas
Hert lately inhabited, the tenement in which William Webbe dwells, and
two tenements that David Dee and Joan Langlege inhabit, for 22 years from
to-day. Michaelmas, 7 Henry VI. Two seak.
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A. 860. Letters of attorney of Thomas Laurence, of Marsfelde,
authorising William Perys, of Thorn bury, to deliver to John Pengrisell
seisin of all lands, &c., they lately had by feoffment of the said John in
Thornbury and in Oldebury marshe within Thornbury lordship, according
to a grant thereof made to him by the said Thomas and William. Mars-
felde, 20 October, 6 Henry V. Seal.
A. 861. Grant by John Adys, of Oldbury, to John Foort and Thomas
Clerke, of Thornbury, of a tenement consisting of a half burgage and the
third part of a whole burgage in Thornbury, situate as described, which he
had by feoffment of John Stanburne. In the time of John Cockys and
William atte Were, bailiffs of the town. Thornbury, Thursday next before
the Epiphany, 16 Henry VI. Seal.
A. 862. Grant by John Selwyu, clerk, to John Foort, of all the lands>
&c., he lately had by feoffment of the said Foort in Thornbury hundred.
Thornbury, Monday next after the Assumption, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
A. 863. Grant by William Adams alias Buggegoode, of Moreton, to
Thomas Note, of Cowhull, and Richard Note, of Moreton, of all lands, &c.,
which lately belonged to Thomas Williams and Adam Buggegoode, in
Moreton or elsewhere within Thornbury manor. Moreton, Tuesday next
after the Epiphany, 33 Henry VI. Seal.
A. 864. Grant by Thomas William, of Morton, to Geoffrey Man, of
Morton, and Agnes his daughter, upon their marriage, of a messuage with
appurtenances in Morton, within the manor of Thornbury, with remainder
to the survivor of them. Morton, the feast of St. Thomas the Martyr,
within the week of Christmas, 4 Henry VI.
A. 865. Grant by Roger Tiler, of Hoope, co. Gloucester, to John Adams,
and Richard Noote, of the tenement with appurtenances in Hoope which he
lately acquired of John Danyell, the younger, of Thornbury. Hoope.
St. Thomas the Martyr's Day, 10 Edward IV. Seal, defaced.
A. 866. Admission of John Pynchune, at a court of Thornbury
manor held before Robert Poyntz, then steward, to two acres of the lord's
demesne that John Marchall held before, in 'le Inlonde' of Thornbury,
adjoining ' le churchegreue,' for which he gave 6s. 8d. as a fine for entrance.
27 February, 17 Henry VI., and 1 Humfrey, Earl of Stafford.
A. 867. Admission of William Buggegoode, otherwise called Adams,
at a court of Thornbury manor, in accordance with a presentment made at
a court held in the time of John Twynyho, steward, to 2^ acres of land in
Uiddlefurlong, held at will, at a yearly rent of 20d., vacant by the death of
Margaret Burnell. The lord excused him a fine on account of his faithful
service. 18 September, 1 Richard III.
A. 868. Will of John Fleshewer, of Thornbury. Gives 2*. to the
fabric of Thornbury church, 4d. to each chaplain celebrating there, and 3d.
to each parish clerk. Appoints Alice his wife, Robert att Nelme, and
Richard Smyth his executors, and directs them to sell the messuage called
' Patisplace,' in Thornbury, to pay his debts, &c., and leaves the rest of his
property to Alice his wife. The feast of Holy Cross, 1388. Portion of
seal.
Endorsed: Note of probate of this will being taken in Thornbury parish
church, before John Barell, clerk, Commissary and Sequestrator-General of
Henry bishop of Worcester, who granted the executors administration of
the same, 3 October, 1388.
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[Glouc.] A. 869. Grant by John Foort to William Saysell, Isabella his wife,
and Joan their daughter, of a messuage and appurtenances in Oldbury,
within Thornbury manor, at a yearly rent of 14s. and a capon. Oldbury,
20 June, 5 Henry VI. Seal, defaced.
[Glouc.] A. 870. Indenture of sale by William Whyte to Adam Usscher, and
Alice his wife, of his burgage in Thornbury, situate as described, for the
sum of 10 marcs, to be paid in five years at the rate of 26*. 8d. a year.
Thornbury, 20 September, 1 Henry IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 871. Letters of attorney of Thomas Bartelot, of Thornbury, em-
powering William Slymbrigge to put Thomas Fideler, of Bocovere, in
possession of a half hurgage in Thornbury, situate as described. Tuesday
in Whitsuntide, 12 Henry VI.
[Glouc.] A. 872. Release by John Fidelarre, of Bokeover, son and heir of the
late Thomas Fidelarre, to Isabel Adams, of Thornbury, co. Gloucester,
of the half burgage in Thornbury, he had by feoffment of his said father.
Bokeover, 21 October, 13 Edward IV.
[Glouc.] A. 873. Grant by Agnes Fidelarre, late wife of Thomas Fidelarre,
of Bokeover, to Isabel, late wife of John Adams, of Thornbury, of the
half burgage mentioned above [see A. 872], situate as herein described.
Bokeover, 20 October, 1 3 Edward IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 874. Grant by William Slymbrigge, of Thornbury, to Thomas
Fitheler, of Bocovere, and Agnes his wife, of the half burgage in Thorn-
bury, that Thomas Bartelot by his last will assigned to him, to be sold
to the highest bidder, situate as described. " In the time of John Danyell
and William Stoyt, then bailiffs of Thornbury." 10 February, 13 Henry VI.
Seal, broken.
[Glouc.] A. 875. Grant by John Adys, of Oklebury, the elder, to John Foort
and John Erneburgh, of all his lands, &c., in Thornbury. Wednesday
next after the Epiphany, 21 Henry VI., "and in the time of the above-said
John Erneburgh and Thomas Hulpe, bailiffs of the borough aforesaid."
[Glouc.] A. 876. Release by William Stoyt, of Thornbury, to John Mourton,
rector of Cromhale, of all lands, &c., he had by feoffment of the said John,
situate as described in Thornbury, opposite Patyesnelme. Thornbury,
1 July; 1 Henry V.
[Glouc.] A. 877. Release by Drugo Dan to John de Morlewode of all lands,
&c., the latter has by demise of Elizabeth Dan, his mother, in the manor
of Thornbury, which Elizabeth had as dower on the death of Gilbert Dan
his father, and which ought to revert to him at her death. Thornbury,
Friday, the morrow of the Epiphany, 30 [?] Edward III. Much damaged.
[Glouc.] A. 878. Release by John Yonge and Alice his wife, to John Stan-
borne, of a moiety and fourth part of a burgage in Thornbury, which the
said John had by feoffment of William Clived, who had it by feoffment of
Richard Kyng. Witnesses : — Robert Perys, a bailiff of the town, and
others (named). Thornbury, 20 . . . , 1 Henry V. Much damaged.
Seal.
[Gloue.] A. 879. Will of Alice Fort, [of Thornbury]. Gives to Thornbury
Church 6 lead vases called ' stondes,' to the vicar 1 ' trental,' to the four
houses of friars of Bristol 4 ' trentals,' &c. ; to Thomas Fort her husband,
all her burgages, with remainder to John and Thomas her sons, then to
John, son and heir of Simon Pengresek, then to be divided one part to the
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chantry of the fraternity of the Assumption of the Blessed Mary, and the
other to the uses of [Thornbury] church, &c. 2 August, 1382.
Endorsed: Mem. of probate of the will, 1 Sept., 1382. Portion of seal.
[Glouc.] A. 880. Bond of Walter William, of Mortone, in Thornbury parish,
to Adam Beggegood, of the same, in 201., to be paid if the latter do not
peaceably possess certain lands in the field of Mortone. Tuesday next
after St. David the Bishop, 20 Richard II. Seal, defaced.
Glouc. A. 881. Release by Henry Parmyter, of Thornbury, to Isabella
Gwyney, of the same, of a house with curtilage in Thornbury, situate as
described. 25 May, 11 Henry VI. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 882. Release by William Pyers, of Thornbury, to John Fort, of
the same, of all lands, &c., within the lordship and hundred of Thornbury
which he had by grant of John Pengryssel. Tuesday next before
Michaelmas, 24 Henry VI. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 883. Grant by William, son of Robert le Mareschal, citizen of
London, to Simon de Merlawe and Alice his wife of a messuage with
curtilage in Thornebury, situate as described. Thornebury, Thursday,
the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 14 Edward III. Seal.
Glouc. A. 884. Bond of William Steyt, of Thornbury, to John Morton,
clerk, in 201. 21 November, 8 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] A. 885. Grant by John Foort and Joan Andreux to John
Laderugge and Alice his wife, for term of their lives, of a shop (opella), with
houses and rooms annexed, in Thornbury, which they had by grant from
the said John and Alice. Wednesday next after the Nativity of the
Virgin Mary, 28 Henry VI.
Glouc. A. 886. Acquittance by Walter Myldemay, keeper of the park of
Morlewoclo, for 30s. 4d. received from William Stanley, knight " for the
King's body," by the hands of William Adams, receiver of Stanley's
lordship of Thornbury, for his fee as keeper of the park. 12 June,
1 Richard III. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 887. Grant by William Whyte, of Thornbury, to Adam Usscher,
and Alice his wife, of a messuage, with curtilage and croft adjoining, in
Thornbury, situate as described. 2 September, 1 Henry IV. Much
damaged.
Glouc. A. 888. Demise by Thomes Excestre, of Bristol, and Agnes his wife,
daughter and heir of Walter Nelme alias Brytte, to John Danyell, of
Thornbury, co. Gloucester, of a croft called ' Gylmynescroft,' in Oldevelde
stret, and land in Inland by Thornbury, for 40 years from the feast of the
Annunciation next. Thornbury, Thursday, the feast of St. Gregory the
Pope, 11 Henry VI.
[Glouc.] A. 889. Grant by William Clyvedon. of Thornbury, to John Stanburn
of the moiety and fourth part of a burgage which he had by feoffrnent of
Richard Kyng [see A. 904] in Thornbury. Witnesses : — Robert Pieres
and William Tanner, bailiffs of the town, and others (named). Thornbury,
31 October, 1 Henry V. Seal.
[Gloue.] A. 890. Indenture of demise by John Hylpe and William Wayte,
proctors of the fraternity of the Assumption of Blessed Mary of Thorn-
bury, with consent of the brethren and sisters of the fraternity, to John
Kynwortlu and Christiana his wife, for their lives, of a burgage in the High
Street, Thornbury. 20 November, 18 Edward IV. One seal remaining.
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[Glouc.] A. 891. Will of Nicholas Parker. Bequests to priests and clerk ; to
Thomas Framan a coat of green ; to the lights before the Holy Cross in
St. Mary's, Thornbury, 3d. ; to the lights of St. Mary called ' Candilstyke
lyght,' 3d. ; to Isabella his wife he bequeaths his tenement in Thornbury,
which, after her death, is to be sold by Nicholas Poyntz and William Peers,
his executors, and the money devoted to pious uses. Also bequeaths to
his wife the half burgage called ' Pateesplase,' in Thornbury, and after her
decease to Joan his daughter. 1 December, 1444. Paper.
Underwritten : Note of. the proving of this will in Tedrinton parish
church, 7 December, 1444.
[Glouc.] A. 892. Transcripts of the following royal grants : —
[Somers.] (1.) Grant [by King John to Robert], son of Maurice de Berkeley, [of
the manor of Berkeley and Berkeley Harness, which King Henry II. gave
to Robert son of Harding, in such wise as it was in the time of King
Henry I., and of the manor of Bedminstre.] Witnesses : — Geoffrey son of
Peter, Earl of Essex, and others (named). By the hand of H[ubert]
archbishop of Canterbury, Chancellor. Westminster, 18 April, 1 John.
[Fragment. See Charter Roll, 1 John, pt. 2, m. 8, from which the sentences
in brackets have been supplied.]
(2.) Grant by Hen. III. to Joan de Berkeley, for life, and Maurice
de Berkeley her son, of free warren in their manors of Wotton and
Kamme, a weekly market at Wotton on Fridays, and a yearly fair of three
days. Woodstock, 2 August, 36 Henry III. [See Charter Roll, 36
Henry III., m. 6.]
(3.) Grant by Edw. I. to Maurice de Berkeley, of free warren in
Berkeley Herness and in Portbury. Westminster, 12 November, 8 Edw. I.
[See Charter Roll, 8 Edward I., m. 11.]
Glouc. A. 893. Grant by William Adam, alias Buggegood, of Moreton, to
John Erneburgh, of Thornbury, and Thomas Note, of Cowhull, of the
messuage with curtilage which he had by feoffment of Thomas Clerk in
Saint Mariestret, Thornbury. Witnesses : — William Piers and Richard Stoke,
bailiffs of Thornbury, and others (named). 10 May, 33 Henry VI. Portion
of seal.
Glouc. A. 894. Grant by Thomas Excestre, of Bristol, and Agnes his wife,
daughter and heir of Walter Nelme, late of Thornbury, to John Danyell,
of Thornbury, of four messuages, two closes, and 2^ acres of land, which
Agnes inherited on the death of her father, situated as described within and
without Thornbury. " In the time of William Slymbrugge and Thomas
Hulpe, bailiffs of the town." 26 August, 31 Henry VI. Two seals.
Glouc. A. 895. Release by William Berkeley, of Beverstone, " Esquire of
the King's body," to Cecilia, late wife of John Forte, of Thornebury,
of all lands, &c., that Maurice Berkeley, of Beverstone, knt., his grand-
father, had jointly with John Selwyn, clerk, by feoffment of the said John
Forte, within Thornbury lordship. " Within my manor of Battesthorne, iu
co. Southampton," 14 December, 21 Edward IV. Seal defaced.
[Glouc.] A. 896. Indenture witnessing that William Whyte has sold his
burgage in Thornbury, situate as described, to Adam TJsscher and Alice his
wife, for 10 marcs, to be paid in equal instalments of 26*. 8d. in the course
of the next five years. Thornbury, 22 September, 1 Henry VI. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 897. Grant by Adam Buggegoed, of Mourton, to William his son,
of the six acres he lately acquired of John Mareys, son and heir of Waller
Mareys, formerly of Hulle, situate as described in the fields of Mourton,
within Thornbury manor. Mourton, 1 April, 2 Henry V. Seal..
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[Glouc.] A.. 898. Indenture witnessing the conditions of the feoft'ment made
to John Fort, John Catour, John Vale, and John Capelnor, by John
Rolvys. If Joan his wife satisfy his creditors, and pay the legacies made
by him, and remain a widow for life, she shall have all utensils, lands, and
rents of the said John in Thornbury hundred. Morice de Mereks and
Joan his wife shall have the reversion of the new tenement in Thornbury,
&c., on payment of 20 marcs to the use of John Rolvys, &c., &c.
[Glouc.] A. 899. Will of Agnes Dyere, of Thornbury. Bequeaths her best
brass pot to the fabric of Thornbury church ; 20d. to Alneston chapel ;
12d. to John, perpetual vicar of Thornbury ; a burgage towards the upper
end of the High Street in Thornbury, to John Foort and Agatha his wife ;
a portion of a curtilage, situate as described, to Symon Southmede and
Agnes his wife, &c. 10 June, 1404.
[Glouc.] A. 900. Will of William Clevedon, of Thornbury. Bequeaths 3s. 4d.
to Thomas, perpetual vicar of Thornbury ; to the fabric of the church,
four bushels of wheat and four of beans ; to Alice his wife, two lead
furnaces and all his vessels called " bruyng fessels," one best brass pot
and three silver spoons which were Symon Hagge's, and another pot with
iron feet ; to William Janyns, four bushels of wheat and four of beans, and
to John his son, one cup bound with silver, a flute, with a belt (baudrey),
and a small dagger (basilardo), &c., &c. Appoints as his executors John
Morton, rector of Cromehale, and Alice his wife. 9 November, 1423.
Endorsed: Proved, 10 Dec., 1423.
[Glouc.] A. 901. Grant by John Stanburne, of Thornbury, to John Adys,
of Oldebury in the Marsh, the elder, and Margaret his wife, of the moiety
and fourth part of a burgage in Thornbury, which he had by feoffment of
William Clyvedon. Witnesses : — John Erneburgh and William Taillour,
bailiffs of the town, and others (named). Saturday before the Ascension,
10 Henry VI. Seal.
Glouc. A. 902. Release by Joan, late wife of John Danyell, late of Thorn-
bury, co. Gloucester, and John Danyell, of London, their son and heir, to
John Adam, alias Buggegood, and Isabel his wife, of Thornbury, of a
messuage called ' Colyns,' and lands adjoining in Thornbury, which they
had by f eoffment of Thomas Bartelot, alias Forster, son and heir of Nicholas
Forster. Thornbury, 4 March, 38 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Glouc.] A. 903. Grant by John Pengirsek to Richard Monke, Matilda his
wife, and John their son, of a third part of a croft called ' Margerycroft,'
adjoining the Chyrcheweye, in Oldbury, within the manor of Thornbury, at
a yearly rent of 4*. Thornbury, 20 October, 13 Henry IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 904. Grant by Richard Kyng to William Clevedon, of two
tenements in Thornbury, with curtilages adjoining, situate as described.
Thornbury, 20 June, 9 Henry IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 905. Duplicate of A. 855. Seal. Damaged.
[Glouc.] A. 906. Grant by Robert Nelme and Alice Fleshewar, of Thornbury,
executors of John Fleshewar, to Sir John Brompton, clerk, of the half
burgage in Thornbury, which they had by feoffment of the aforesaid
John Fleshewar to dispose of as is contained in his will [see A. 868].
Witnesses : — William Sely and Walter Broun, bailiifs of the town, and others
(named). Monday next after Michaelmas, 13 Richard II. Two seals.
Glouc. A. 907. Acknowledgment by Richard Knight (Miles), of Tewkes-
bury, merchant, that he owes William Adams, the elder, of Moreton in
Thornbury hundred, husbandman, 100s. for a loan, to be paid at Easter
next. The Conception, 13 Hem-y VI. Seal.
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[Glouo.] A.. 908. Grant by David Smalleombe and Joan his wife, to
William Champeneys, of Aylberton, Joan's kinsman, of the reversion
when it falls in of a half burgage called ' Pattesplase,' in Thornbury, which
Isabella, late wife of Nicholas Parker, holds for her life, with remainder to
the said Joan, his daughter, by the terms of his will [see A. 891].
30 September, 36 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Glouc.] A. 909. Grant by Walter, son of Matilda Whyte, to the said Matilda,
for her life, of the parcel of a burgage with curtilage and croft adjoining iii
Thornbury, which he acquired of Nicholas Pennok. Witnesses : — Thomas
Bartelot, William Rogers, bailiffs, and others (named). Thornbury, 10 June,
5 Henry IV. Seal.
[Glouc.] A.. 910. Grant by Henry III. to his eldest son Edward of the manor
and castle of St. BriavelFs, with the forest and other appurtenances.
Westminster, 8 February, 50 Henry III. Fragment of Great Seal.
Glouc. A. 911. Grant by Edward II. to Hugh le Despenser of free warren in
Wynston. Witnesses: — W. bishop of Worcester, Chancellor, J. bishop of
Chichester, Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford, Thomas Earl
of Lancaster, and others (named). London, 26 August, 5 Edw. II. [See
Charter Roll, 5 Edward II., no. 40.] Portion of Great Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 912. Grant by William, son of Richer de Thimelthorp, with consent
of Beatrice his wife, to Sir Philip Basset, of land called ' Coccelhale croft/
situate as described, and the land he held of Weevilda, of the fee of
Matilda de Wascuil, in Charffeld. Witnesses : — Robert de Roingges,
William le Bastard, Nicholas de Hastingges, and others (named). Two
seals.
[Glouc.] A. 913. Release by Robert le Croise, of Eddeworthe [Edgeworth ?]
son of William de Eddewortli, to Philip Basset, of land in the close of
Oxecroft. Witnesses: — Sir Thomas le Blund, Master Henry de Hyntun,
Philip Rikespaud, and others (named). Seal, slightly damaged.
[Glouc.] A. 914. Demise by Henry, son of William le Fox, to Sir Philip
Basset, of land in the fields of Chareffeld, called ' Middelvente,' for eight
years from Michaelmas, 37 Henry III. Witnesses : — William, Henry and
Roger Crisping and others (named). 37 Henry III. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 915. Assignment by Stephen, vicar of Charsfeld, to Sir Philip
Basset of land in Cbarsfeld, in exchange for the dower made by Sir Philip
on his behalf to Olive, late wife of Robert de Windervile; the said laud to
revert to the said Stephen when that granted by Sir Philip to Olive reverts
to him at her death. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Ai'den, Gilbert de Halsted,
Nicholas da Misteleg', and others (named).
[Glouc.] A. 916. Grant by Beatrix, late wife of William Fox, to Sir Philip Basset,
of pasture at Charsfeld, for seven years from Michaelmas, 36 Henry III.
Witnesses : — William Bastard, William de Cloptune, William, Alexander and
Roger Crisping, and others (named). 36 Henry III. Seal with leaend
" S' BeatrinsfiV Henrici Cock."
[Glouc.] A. 917. Grant by Beatrix, late wife of William Fox, of TymeJtorp, to
Sir Philip Basset, of the land and tenement, meadow and pasture that the
said William formerly sold him. Witnesses: — William Bastard, William
de Brendehalle, of Cloptone, and others (named). Seal as above
A. 916.
[Glouc.] A. 918. Grant by Beatrix le Pox to Sir Philip Basset, for 40s., of
five acres of land in Chasfeud, adjoining the Earl of Aubemarle's land,
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in the field culled ' Munkeswde.' Witnesses : — Sir William de Honhuz,
William de Thisteldene, William de le Brendehall, William, Roger, and
Alexander Crisping, and others (named). Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 919. Release by John de Pinchinni, son of Hubert Gernegan, to
Sir Philip Basset, of the land he had by feoffment of Robert de Windervill
in Charsfeud. Witnesses : — Sirs Ralph de Ardene, Hugh de Ardene,
William de Insula, William de Holebroc, Master William de Bruinford,
and others (named). Portion of Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 920. Grant by William, son of Robert son of Walter, to Emma,
wife of Richard de Winervull, of all the land her husband held of him and
gave her as dower. Witnesses: — Adam, Pain, and John, clerks, Hervey
son of Peter, Robert son of Peter, Ralph de Nueris, and others (named).
Endorsed: "Charsfeud." Seal damaged.
Glouc. A. 921. Grant by John son of Reginald, knight, to Sir Hugh le
Despenser, of the manor of Bardeslegh, with park, &c. Witnesses : —
Sirs Henry Tyes, Richard Amary, and John Hastang, knts., Sirs Robert
de Harwedon, Philip de Say, and Adam de Shortecumbe, clerks, and others
(named). Seals.
[Glouc.] A. 922. Grant by Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
to Sir John Giffard, of Begc3worthe manor, with a knight's fee that John
de Mucegros, Henry de Boruhulle, and Ralph de Wyletone hold in Dun-
hatherleie, and the fifth part of a fee that John Cropet holds in Sourdinton.
Witnesses : — Sirs Almaric de St. Amsnd, Thomas son of Otho, Thomas
de Berkeley, William de Monte Kaniso, of Edwardeston, Walter de Hyda,
Philip de Colevile, William de Derueford, of Derhurste, knts., and others
(named) . Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 923. Grant by Henry, son of William Fox, of Thimbelthort, to
Sir Philip Basset, of land in Charsfeld called ' Crowespet,' situate as
described. Witnesses ; — Sirs William Dyne, Roger de Sanford, Ranulf de
Amundevil, Ernulf de Ketelberg, and others (named). Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 924. Grant by Henry, son of William le Fox, of Letheringeham,
to Sir Philip Basset, for 8*., of the homage and rent of 8d. yearly paid
him by Stephen, vicar of Chasfeud, for land held of him in Chasfeud.
Witnesses : — William le Bastard, William, Alexander, and Roger Crisping,
and others (named). Seal as above, A. 923.
[Glouc.] A. 925. Indenture witnessing the grant by John Mountague, Earl of
Salisbury and lord of Mountehermer, to William Grevel, of Campeclen, of
Chedworth manor, and lands, &c., in Gothurst, for 12 years from Michaelmas
last, at a yearly rent of 1 71., with the right to cut timber for repairing the
manor in Gothurst Grove, Conyng, and Stayresty ; the Earl supporting him
against Walter Power, &c. 20 March, 21 Richard II. Seal.
Glouc. A. 926. Letters Patent of Edward II. containing grant to Hugh le
Despenser, the elder, in part payment of what he owes him, of the custody
of the manor of Cheddeworth, which was Guy's, late Earl of Warwick, who
held it in capite, and which is in the King's hands from the minority of
the heir; it being worth 1QI. 10*. \^d. yearly, and being granted till the
heir is of age, saving the property of the executors of the Earl's will therein.
Westminster, 10 June, 10 Edward II. Great Seal, imperfect.
[Glouc.] A. 927. Grant by Malcolm Musard to Sir Hugh le Despenser of his
manor of 'La Musadere' [alias Grenehamstede] with the site of the castle,
the park, and advowson of the church of the said manor, which he had by
gift of his father, Nicholas Musard, and of which his mother, Christina
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Musard, holds a third part as dower; which third part he grants in
reversion. Witnesses : — John Peyner, John Hastang, Peter Malore,
John de Holte, Eobert de Estanegrene, knts. London, the Vigil of
St. James the Apostle, 25 Edward I.
GIouc. A. 928. Release by Malcolm Musard, son of Nicholas Musard, to
Sir Hugh le Despenser, of the manor of Grenehamstede, " which manor by
some is called ' La Musardere,' " with advowson of the church and other
appurtenances. Witnesses : — Sirs Nicholas de Bosco and Walter Haket,
knts., and others (named). London, Friday, the feast of St. Dunstan,
29 Edward I. Seal.
Glouc. A. 929. Letters of attorney of John Giffard, of Brymesfeld, empowering
William de Brotton, clerk, to deliver to Sir Hugh le Despenser, seisin of
the land, &c., granted in A. 931. Seal.
Glouc. A. 930. Letters of attorney of Nicholas, sou of Hugh de Grossmont,
empowering John de Cestre to deliver seisin of the manor of ' La Lee,' to
Sir John Inge, knt., which Nicholas has for his life by feoffment of
Sir John ap Adam. Gloucester, 2 January, 19 Edward II. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 931. Grant by John Giffard, lord of Brymmesfeld, to Sir Hugh lo
Despenser, of land and wood called ' Kalvelegh,' in Brymmesfeld parish,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Sirs Henry de Penbrugge, Richard de
Croupes, John de la Rtvere, William Mansel, William de Walton, Nicholas
de Kyngeston, John Tany, knts., and others (named). Brymmesfeld,
Thursday the feast of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, 3 Edward II.
Portion of seal.
[Glouo.] A. 932. Grant by John le Longe, of Coulestone, to Sir Hugh le
Despenser, for 10/., of a messuage and land in the " villata " of LaMusardere,'
at Suthgrave. Witnesses : — Sirs Thomas le Botyler and William Mauncel,
knts., and others (named). 29 September, 1 Edw. II. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 933. Grant by Osbert Gyffard, knt , to Sir Hugh le Dispenser, of
his waterinill called ' Bobbenhullesmulle,' in Dadington, and the advowson
of the church there, &c. Witnesses: — Sirs Richard Damary, Thomas de
Jardyn, Walter de Wythille, knts., and others (named). Seal of arms,
defaced.
[Glouc.] A. 934. Release by Nicholas Musard, lord of Seinbury and Stanelei,
to Sir Hugh le Despenser, of the whole manor of Musardere, with site of
the castle, advowson of the church, &c., in Bisleye hundred, viz., whatever
is contained in a certain charter made in his name to his son Malculm, by
grant from whom Sir Hugh has the premisses. Witnesses : — Sirs John
Giffard, Ralph de Freskenvile, Thomas de Gardinis, and John de Holte,
knts., and others (named). Alcestre, Sunday next after the Ascension,
26 Edward I. Seal.
Glouc. A. 935. Indenture of demise by John Grevill, of Milcotes, co. Warwick,
to Richard Emson, of Sesoncote manor, saving to the said John knights
fees, advowsons of benefices, chapels, and chantries, the manor place and
some housing thereof, for 20 years from the Annunciation next, at a yearly
rent of 51 /. ; provided that if lady Grey, late wife of Sir Thomas Cokesey,
recover any part of the manor as dower, so much shall be allowed the said
Richard yearly. 26 November, 14 Henry VII. Seal damaged.
[Glouc.] A. 936. Demise by Philip and Robert, sons of William de Witschelde,
to Jordan the Clerk, son of Hutlage de Wrmedale, of an annual rent of
12d. issuing from three messuages in Newcnt, situate and occupied as
described. Witnesses : — William de la Haya, Wibert le Palmer, and others
( named) .
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[GIouc.] A. 937. Grant by Edward II. to Hugh le Despenser, the younger, of
Rokhampton manor, escheated to the Crown through the rebellion of John
Giffard, of Brymuiesfeld. Witnesses : — W. archbishop of Canterbury,
primate of all England, and others (named). Westminster, 10 March,
17 Edward II. [See Charter Roll, 17 Edward II., No. 22.] Portion of
Great Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 938. Grant by Hugh le Degpenser, lord of Glamorgan and
Morganno, to William, son of Paulyn do Kerdyf, of Rokhampton manor
with appurtenances, except the advowson of the church, to be held by
service of one knight's fee and doing suit at his court of " Teukesbirs," in
exchange for Waleton manor. Witnesses : — Sir Robert dc Mohant,
Robert de Watevill, John de Bek, Richard Talbot, Robert Sapy, John
Sapy, and Edmond Gascelyn, knts., and others (named). Bury St. Edmunds,
27 December, 19 Edward II. French.
Glouc. A. 939. Receipt by John Grevile for 231. received of Richard Emsoii
for rent reserved of Sesoncote manor, due at Michaelmas last according to
the lease thereof granted the said Richard [see A. 935], 23 October,
16 Henry VII. Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 940. Grant by John Fort John Catour, and Sirs John Vale and
John Capelon, chaplains, to Margaret Walweyn, widow, daughter and
heir of John Rolvys, of Hope, of their manor of Phelpattys, &c., in
Thornbury hundred, which they had by feoffment of the said John Rolvys,
with remainder to the right heirs of the said John. Phelpattys manor,
Tuesday the feast of SS. Nereus, Achilleus, and Pancratius, 22 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 941. Grant by John Foort, of Thornbury, to Thomas Payn, of
Oldbury, Joan his wife and John their son, for their lives, of his share
of a croft called ' Margeriecroft,' and the meadow John Erneburgh lately
held of him in ' le Hamme ' and Sparpull in Oldbury, paying 4s. 8d. yearly
and keeping the croft paling in good repair. Oldbury, 24 September,
5 Henry VI.
[Glouc.] A. 942. (1.) Grant by Robert son of Heymo to St. Mary's of
Tewkesbury, of as much liberty in any land they hold of his fee as he
himself has from his lord, viz., sac and soc, tol and teym, &c. Witnesses : —
Geoffrey de Meyseo, Ascio the Constable, Robert the- Chaplain.
Transcript.
(2.) Confirmation by William, Earl of Gloucester, to the Church of
St. Mary, of Tewkesbury, of all churches, lands, tithes, &c., granted them
by Robert son of Hamo, his grandfather, and Robert 'Consul' his father.
Witnesses : — Reginald de Chaiun', Fulk son of Warin, Roeland de Valoniis,
Roger de Guvyz, Pykard the Clerk, Peter de Saltemar, Agellyn de Purbyk,
Ernald Brytho. Warham, 1140, ii. Id. Januar. Transcript.
(3.) Confirmation by King William to St. Mary's monastery, Tewkesbury,
of the grant to them by Robert son of Hamo, of the fishing of the town
with free stream, mills, a meadow for tithes, a meadow for pasture which
is by the fishery, the meadows of Edmundeshulla and Seldena, the land of
Roger " vinitor," and the churches of Walys, a " beyd " with a fishery where
an island divides the " beyd," &c. Witnesses : — William the Chancellor,
Robert son of Heymo, Roger son of Gerold, Water Gyffard. Transcript.
[See Charter Roll, 28 Edward I., No. 28 ; Deputy Keeper's 29th Report.
App. p. 37].
(4.) Confirmation by Henry I. to the abbot and monks of St. Mary, of
Tewkesbury, of all their possessions in churches, tithes, lands, &c., aa
freely as when they were the demesne of Robert son of Heymo, the founder
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of the church, and as -when in the demesne of King William and Queen
Matilda, his father and mother, quit of shires and hundreds, gelds and
danegelds, &c. Witnesses : — Roger, bishop of Salisbury, Robert, bishop
of Lincoln, Robert, Earl of Mellent, Robert, Earl of Gloucester, Bryen, son
of the Earl, Hamo Dapifer, Walter of Gloucester. Winchester [A.D. 1119-
1123]. Transcript. [See Charter Roll, 28 Edward I., No. 16; Deputy
Keeper's 30th Report, App. p. 203.]
Glouc. A. 943. Grant by Henry de Penbrugge, knt., for 100/., to Sir Hugh
le Despenser, of a wood and land in Wynestan, contiguous to Sir Hugh's
wood and castle of ' la Musardere ' ; the bounds of such wood and land being
very accurately specified. Witnesses : — Sirs Walter de Paveli, Ingeram
Berenger, John de Actone, John de Langeleie, knts., Master William de
Apperle, and others (named). Wynestan, Wednesday the feast of the
Apostles Philip and James, 31 Edward I. Seal of arms.
[Glouc.] A. 944. Agreement whereby Roger de Toketon and Lucy his wife
release to Stephen, son of Robert de Crofte, all lands and tenements they
had in the hundred of . . . ., as the said Lucy's dower after the
death of William de Toketon her late husband, in exchange for a grant
of 18 acres of Stephen's land. Witnesses: — John Savage, John Elys,
John and Walter, sons of John de Tenent, Ralph de West Renharn, and
Peter his son, and others (named). Damaged.
[Glouc.] A. 945. Release by Henry, son of William le Fox, of Thimeltorp,
for 20*., to Sir Philip Basset, of a meadow his father held in Wycham
parish, called ' Redmedwe.' Witnesses : — Sir William de Anhor, William
del Brendehaulle, of Clopetune, William and Henry Crisping, of Chasfeud,
and others (named). Seal.
[Glouc.] A. 946. Grant by Geoffrey de Pulhani, lord of Wyneston, to Sir
Hugh le Despenser, of Wynestone manor, with the advowson of the church,
&c. Witnesses : — Sirs Peter de Breouse and Ingeram Berenger, knts., John
de Ratyndene, Thomas le Butiller, and others (named) . Seal.
Glouc. A. 947. Grant by Malculm Musard to Sir Hugh le Despenser, the
elder, of all his rent, as well of freemen as villain?, &c., which he had by
grant of Alexander de Apetot, in Tettebury, Upton, Aughton, and
Cherleton. Witnesses : — Sirs John de Langelee, Milo de Reddebergh,
knts., Thomas de Peddewith, and others (named). Seal.
[Glonc.] A. 948. Release by Henry Bovet, of Wyneston, to Sir Hugh le
Despenser, of that part of his land between the boundaries settled between
Sir Hugh and Sir Henry de Penebrugge [see A. 943] on Tuesday the
Vigil of the Apostles Philip and James, 31 Edward I., together with the
common of pasture he has in the wood and tenement with which the
said Hugh was enfeoffed by the said Henry. Witnesses : — Sir William
Mauncel, knt., Richard le Eyr, of Byseleye, and others (named).
31 Edward I. [ United to A. 949-955 by a strip of parchment endorsed :
" Quitclaims of the men of Wyneston of lands and pastures included within
the park of La Musardere."
[Glouc.] A. 949-955. Similar releases by John de Conlegh, William atte
Hulle, of Weneston, John le Noble, John de la Hyde, John le Clerk, of
Syde, Henry le Coock, of Weneston, and Simon son of Gilbert, respec-
tively. All witnessed as above (A. 948). 31 Edward I. Seals to A. 949,
953, and 955.
[Herts.] A. 956. Release by Geoffrey de Scalariis, knt., to Richard the prior
and the convent of Holy Trinity, Alegate, London, of the annual rent
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of 10*. they were wont to pay him for certain land they held of him in
Widihale. Witnesses : — Sirs John de Scalariis, John de Gatelbiry, John
de Novavilla, knts., and others (named). Seal nf arms, broken.
[Herts.] A. 957. Grant by the same to the same of 32 acres of land in
Widihale, situate as described. Witnesses as in A. 956. Seal of arms,
broken.
[Herts.] A. 958. Grant by Geoffrey de Scalariis, son of Hugh de Scalariis, to
Holy Trinity, London, of 30 acres of land in Wydyhale, situate as described,
at a yearly rent of 10s. [see A. 956.] Witnesses :— Ralph de Bradefeld,
Richard Muschet, William Flatnbard, William de Mora, Nicholas Tailard,
and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 959. Acquittance by David Zoche and Dame Margaret Bryan his
wife, for a pipe of wine received from John Husee, knt., chief butler of
England, by the hands of Roger Dele, his deputy in the port of London,
towards the tun of wine granted her yearly at Michaelmas by the King.
18 December, 17 Henry VIII. Two seals.
[Herts.] A. 960. Grant by John, son of John de Tyteburst, for 10 marcs
paid him, to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of his land in the field called
'Echenefeld' in Tyteburst, in Aldenham parish. Witnesses : — Ranulph de
Mimmes, John Talyeboys, and others (named). Seal.
[Herts.] A. 961. Grant by Thomas son of Adam de Wrobele, to Saer son of
Henry, for 91., of land in Senle, paying therefor yearly i Ib. of cummin
and 2s. Witnesses : — Helias de Sunning', William de Ladon, then sheriff
of Middlesex, Peter son of Alan, John his brother, " William the clerk,
son of John de Grenewiz, who composed this grant," and others (named).
Before Christmas, 18 Henry III. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 962. Grant by Robert White (Albus) of Northwydihull, to William,
eon of Ayluard de Wyhihull, of half a half virgate of land in West Wydihull,
with half the croft and messuage that William Carter formerly held, at a
yearly rent of 2s. Witnesses : — William Malenard, of Wydihull, and others
(named). Seal.
[Herts.] A. 963. Acquittance by Richard de Thewinge, clerk, for a yearly
farm of 6 marcs received from the prior and convent of Holy Trinity,
London, for land they hold of him in Thewinge and Hertfordingebury, so
that they are quit of such yearly payment till the feast of St. Andrew the
Apostle, 1273. London, Sunday next after the translation of St. Edward,
1273. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 964. Grant by William Wayte, son and heir of the late Thomas
Wayte called Swon, of St. Alban's, to John Radeslo, of the same, shoemaker,
of all his lands, &c., in St. Alban's, in the parishes of Rykemeresworth and
Northhawe. Witnesses : — William Nonny, then bailiff of St. Alban's, and
others (named). Friday before Holy Trinity, 41 Edward III. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 965. Grant by John, son of Alan de Tythebyrste, to Hugh son of
Alan, of lands in Tythebyrste called ' La Wouderidinge ' and ' Jordan's
field,' situnte as described, paying therefor 2s. yearly. Witnesses : — Guy
Taylbois, John Durant, and others (named). Damaged.
[H«rts.] A. 966. Release by Juliana, late wife of Robert Grymbald, of Ware,
to John, son of William Attewatere, of a moiety of a messuage in Ware,
situate as described. Ware, Sunday next after the Conception, 27 Edward III.
Seal.
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A. 967. Grant by William, son of William de London, clerk, to Sayer
son of Henry, of lands, &c., in Wal[tham.] Witnesses : — Sir John de
Lamfare, Ralph de Moriwal, and others (named). Seal. Fragment.
A. 968. Grant by Milo de Westmelle and Alice his wife, formerly
wife of Hugh de Manny[ng], to John de Man[nyng] of land in Thun-
mannemade, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir John le Moyne, Sir
Robert de la Rokele, and others (named). Seal. Very much damaged.
A . 969. Certificate of John le Despenser and Alice his wife, to their
tenants of Wydihull, that they have appointed John de la Morewelese, their
attorney, to put Sir Adam de Stratton in possession of rents of 7s. 6d.,
% Ib. cummin, and J Ib. of pepper, which the tenants pay for the lands, &c.,
they hold, and which they have demised to the said Adam in perpetuity.
London, Sunday after St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Edward I. Seal.
A. 970. Grant by William Sandresshe, of Erdele, co. Hertford, to
John Clerk, John Scot, of the same, William Hooge, of Wattone atte Ston,
and William Marchal, of Ware, of a tenement in Ware, formerly John
Parker's, situate as described. Ware, Thursday before St. John ante
Portam Latinain, 4 Henry IV.
A. 971. Grant by John Scrippe, son of the late Symon Scrippe, of
Sabritew[o]rthe, to John Horn, citizen of London, and Anice his wife, of a
quit rent of \d. he receives of Richard le Ger for land in ' la Hyde ' in
Sabritew[o]rthe parish. Witnesses : — John le Blund, Geoffrey de Matham,
Henry de Savecompe, and others (named) . Portion of seal. Damaged.
A. 972. Release by Cecilia, late wife of John Mauveis, of Hertford,
to Richard de Tewinge, clerk, of the dower land, &c., she has of the
tenement of Ealdbury, formerly her husband's, in Hertfordingebury.
Witnesses: — John son of Norman, Alexander Clobbe, Alexander, provost
of Hertford, and others (named). Market Place of Hertford, St. Scolastica
the Virgin's Day, 1251. Seal.
A. 973. Surrender by Alice, late wife of Henry de Erdelee, to John
Dodebroke, of Borham, of a messuage and 26 acres of land in Borham,
for ejection from the wardship of which she had been impleaded by Dode-
broke, before Geoffrey de Scrope and his companions, the wardship belong-
ing to him by reason of the minority cf John, son and heir of Henry
de Erdelee, the premises being held by knight's service : she having
acknowledged before the Justices at Northampton, at Easter, 2 Edw. III.,
that the wardship thereof belonged to Dodebroke till the heir was of age.
Witnesses : — Edmund de Baduwe, Roger de Cliftone, Hamo Peverel, and
others (named). Borham, Tuesday the feast of St. Petronilla the Virgin,
2 Edward III. Seal.
A. 974. Grant by John Bolom to Roger ate Dore of a tenement in
St. Albans parish, in Sopwell Lane, situate as described. St. Albatis,
St. Mark the Evangelist's day, 20 [?] Edward III. Seal. Much damaged.
A. 975. Licence by Laurence de Hastynges, Earl of Pembroke, lord
of Weysefbrd and Bergeveney, to Thomas de Cheddesworth, clerk, to
assign to the prior and convent of Anglesey the lands he holds in Brahyng,
which formerly belonged to Sir Robert de Chalers. London, 3 May,
21 Edward III. Portion of seal. Much damaged.
A. 976. Grant by Elias Trussel to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of an
annual rent of 2d. issuing out of lands called ' Horemede,' &c., in ....
Witnesses : — Gregory de Wrobbelc, Ranulph de Mimmes, John Tayleboys,
and others (named). . . May, 1 Edward I. Seal. Portion of the
document gone.
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[ ] A. 977. Fragment of document, undecipherable. Seal: " Roberti
fiV Roberti Blis [?]."
[Herts.] A. 978. Bond of Simon Hagar, of Ware, Herts, to David Hagar, of
the same, in 40/., to be paid if he fail to pay the said David yearly, during
his life, the sum of 41. 6s. 8d. for a messuage called " the Kateryn Whele "
in Ware, wherewith the said David and Thomas Mershe, of Stansted, Herts,
have enfeoffed Simon, and Thomas Birche, Charles Bull, Nicholas Thorne,
and others, to Simon's use, by deed of the same date as this bond. 29 April,
21 Henry VIII.
Herts. A. 979. Grant by [Thomas] bishop of Durham, Eobert Bothe, clerk,
Essex. Thomas Portyngton, and others, to Thomas bishop of Lincoln, William
Hastynges, Thomas Vaughan, knt., Richard Pigot, serjeant-at-law, William
Huse, and others, of the manors of Hunnesdou and Estwyk, and all other
lands, &c., in cos. Herts and Essex, lately belonging to William Oldhall,
knt. : appointing attorneys to deliver them possession of the premises
[A.D. 1514]. four seals remaining. Fragment, much damaged.
[Herts.] A. 980. Grant by Ranulph de Mimmes, and Mary his wife, to Walter
de Camera and Emma his wife, of seven acres of land in .... called
' Wlfordingemere.' Two seals. Very much damaged.
[Herts.] A. 981. Grant by Thomas de Flaunden to William Lambert, of a
messuage, curtilage, and garden, &c., in Flaunden. Seal. Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 982. Release by Geoffrey the Clerk, of Great Hormead, and Avelina
his wife, to Sir Denis de Montekensio, of two acres of land in Little
Hormead. Witnesses : — Sir William le Baud, Sir John Bard, Sir Peter
Cardun, and others (named). Portion of seal. Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 983. Grant by John de Brutewell to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of
a messuage and land in Harpesfeld. Witnesses : — Walter de Meriden,
Walter le Blound, John le Bretun, and others (named). London, Saturday
before St. Mark the Evangelist, 56 Henry III. Seal. Very much
damaged.
[Herts.] A. 984. Release by Robert le Eyseler to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of
14 acres of land which he held, at a yearly rent of 8*., in Titeburste, in
Aldenham parish, which the said Robert had by grant of John de Wauton,
knt., whose charter thereof he delivered to the said Adam on Friday the feast
of St. Matthew the Apostle, 52 Hen III. Witnesses : — John Taileboys,
Richard le Bokelere, John de Bretun, and others (named). 52 Henry III.
Seal. Damaged.
[Herts.] A. 985. Grant and bond of Richard le Bokelere to Adam de Strattone,
clerk, to pay him 6s. Sd. yearly rent, to make suit of court, and perform
other services to him in Titeburste, which he has been wont, to pay to John,
son of John de Titeburste, for the lands, &c., he holds of him there : which
services the said John has sold to the said Adam. London, Tuesday the
vigil of St. Mary, 52 Henry III. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 986. Release by Joan, late wife of Walter de Wald, to the prioress
of the cell by St. Albans, and the convent of the same place, of land in
St. Stephen's parish, iu ' le Park ' soken, in the meadow called ' Lakerssete.'
Witnesses : — William de Bolum, then steward of the liberty of St. Albans,
John Kenelm, and others (named). April, 1283.
[Herts.] A. 987. Grant by William, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to John Symund, of Wadesmelne, for 60s., of land in Aspedene, in
the field called ' Reefeld,' situate as described, at a yearly rent of 3*.
Witnesses : — Roger Bryen, Peter de Thany, Simon Trenchefoil, and others
(named).
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[Herts.] A. 988. Release by Thomas Umfrey, butcher, of St. Albans, to
William Newelond, the like of the same, of a shop in the Butchery of
St. Albans, situate as described. Witnesses ; — William Nony, then
bailiif of St. Albans, and others (named). 20 February, 44 Edward III.
[Herts.] A. 989. Grant by Hysouda, daughter of Ralph Burel, to Nicholas
the Tailor (Cissor'), son of Nicholas Belemeyns, and Christiana his wife,
for 10*., of a messuage in Fispoll Street, St. Albans, situate as described,
they paying her ±d. yearly, aud to the prioress of Sopwell28rf. Witnesses :
— Thomas Benet, then provost, Alexander le Taylur, Thomas le Prestere,
and others (named).
[HerU.] A. 990. Grant by William Throwere, of Redburne, Herts, to William
Cok, butcher, of St. Albans, and John Pryour, of Barnet, of a shop in the
Butchery, St. Albans, situate as described. Witnesses : — William Todde,
bailiff of St. Albans, John Valnntyne, and others (named). Tuesday
the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Henry VI.
[Herts.] A. 991. Release by Margery, late wife of Peter cle Beuchamp, to
William Poleys, of Buntyngford, of all lands, &c., which the latter has by
grant of her said husband and John his son, in Alfledowyk. Witnesses : —
John de Beuchamp and others (named). Buntyngford, Saturday next after
Michaelmas, 19 Edward II.
[Herts.l A. 992. Grant by Roger, sou of Sir William de Ayete, knt., and
Juliana his wife, to John le Tannur and Agnes his wife, for 40*., of a
tenement in Fisshpolestrete, St. Albans, situate as described, paying
therefor yearly 2s. to the nuns de Pratis. Witnesses : — William de Bullun,
marshal of the liberty of St. Albans, Adam de Nedham, and others
(named).
[Herts.] A. 993. Grant by Sir John de Walthon, knt., to Robert le Sollere, of
land in Titeburste, in the parish of Aldenham, formerly Alan le Lanediman's,
at a yearly rent of Ss. Witnesses : — Roger de Heydene, Henry de Freme,
John Tailleboys, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 994. Release by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Walter Hakun, son of Roger Hakun, of 3s. annual rent
he owed them for 10 acres which the canons granted to Henry de Hichintone,
Roger's great-grandfather (proavo) ; in exchange for which Walter has
granted the prior and canons 2 acres in Apsedene. Witnesses : — Sir
Henry de Boclond, John de Scalariis, and others (named). Hertford, at
the itinerary of the Justices in Eyre, viz., Henry de Baton, Alan de
Wassand, Reginald de Cobbeham, William Brito, and William de Wilton,
32 Henry III.
[Herts.] A. 995. Confirmation by Aubrey de Marines of the grant made by
John de Marines, his brother, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, of 49 acres and a meadow in Ayshesaldwyk. Witnesses :
— Ralph son of Fnlk, Richard Muschet, Luke de Tany, Oliver de Sandnn,
and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 996. Grant by Agnes daughter of Robert, to the nuns of St.
Mary of Sopwelle, of an annual rent of 3». issuing from a shop in
St. Albans, situate as described, and of a stall in the market-place there,
paying yearly ^d. to Godfrey Rufus, und for the stall Id. to Ralph Rop,
and 1*. to Thomas, son of Richard Astmar. Witnesses : — William de
irussoburv, then steward, Geoffrey de Gildewich, and others (named).
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Cornw. A. 997. Grant by John Stubulwas, of Trederf, to Ivo his son, of a
moiety of all his land in Trederf that Ralph de Trederf, his father, held, to
be held in capite, paying 4s. yearly to Sir Ralph de Tregotl, chief lord of
the fee, and tallage of county Cornwall. Other covenants specified.
Trederf, Saturday after Scolastica, 16 Edward I.
Herts. A.. 998. Grant by Alice Long, of Aspeden, Herts, late wife of John
Long, to Roger Bylle, rector of Aspeden, Luke Long, Henry Reymond, of
Buntyngford, William Archer, and John Howe, of the same, of all her
lands and possessions in Aspeden, Leyston, Wakele, and Alsewyk, or
elsewhere in co. Hertford. Sunday next after St. Martin, 15 Henry VI.
[Herts.] A. 999. Release by Katherine, daughter and one of the heirs of John
Poley. of Buntyngford, of certain lands and tenements that Nicholas de
Langeleye and Alice her mother hold for the latter's life in Aspeden,
Alfiadewyk, Bokolonde, Wydihale, Throkkynge, Westmelne, and Wakele,
the reversion whereof belongs to her sisters and herself; releasing her right
therein to the said Nicholas and Alice and the heirs of the former. Feast of
St. Marcellus the Martyr, 31 Edward III.
[Herts.] A. 1000. Release by Robert Street (de Strata) and Felicia his wife to
John, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of a messuage and
land in Aspeden, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Rupell,
John de Marinis, and others (named). [A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Herts.] A. 1001. Grant by Richard le Chamberleng, of Hallingeby, and Juliana
his wife, to John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of
land in Brock and Gatesberi, situate as described, &c., paying yearly lid.
to the chief lords of the fee. Witnesses : — John de Scalariis, Sir R. de
Rupell, knts., and others (named). [A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Herts.] A. 1002. Grant by John Wodecok, and Juliana his wife, to William
de Middelton, clerk, of 3 acres in Aldenham parish, situate as described,
paying therefor \%d. yearly to Thomas de la Forde and his heirs. Wit-
nesses : — Ranulf de Mimmes, John Tailleboys, and others (named).
Damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1003. Grant by Payn, son of Adam, son of Payn de Terefeud,
to Alan de Bradenache, son of Henry de Bradenache, of land at Astanes-
hulle, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Boclande, kut.,
John de Gledes', Warin de Bradenache, clerk, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1004. Grant by Nicholas de Anesty to the canons of Holy
[Essex.] Trinity, London, for the souls of himself, Margaret his wife, and others, of
the land the canons held of Richard his grandfather and Hubert his father
at Berkedene ; of the 4 librates of land Hubert his great grandfather gave
them in Bracking manor (Braughing) ; release of any right he may have
to present to Bracking church ; and grant of 20 solidates of land in
Teye, which his grandfather gave them. Witnesses : — Robert Walsh
(Walense), William de la Mare, William Flambard, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1005. Grant by Hubert, son of Richard de Anesti, to the canons
[Essex.] of Christchurch, London, of the land in Berkedene which his father
Richard granted them ; of four librates of land which his grandfather
Hubert granted them in the manor of Brackinges (Braughing), part of the
16 librates that King Stephen and Queen Matilda gave the said Hubert,
with a proviso that if the heirs of Stephen and Matilda give him or his
heirs 16 librates elsewhere in exchange, the canons shall have 4 librates of
such exchanged land ; of the land they had of his fee of Brackinges in the
.time of his father, and are to hold to the day he is made a knight ; and
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of 20 solidates of land in Teye, which Hubert his graiidfather gave them.
Witnesses: — Sir Philip the Priest (Sacerdote) of Hormade, Eobert the
Priest of Anestey, Michael de Munteni, Richer de Marci, knt., and many
others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1006. Grant by Eobert le Stacker, of Apseden, to brother
Eustace, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in
Russewellemade, situate as described. Witnesses : — Ralph Muschet,
Simon Treuthfoyle, and others (named). [A.D. 1264-1280.]
[Herts.] A. 1007. Grant by the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
to William called Prest, of Bouclonde, and Margery his wife, of land in a
field called ' Monefeld ' in Bouclonde, at a yearly rent of 3s. Witnesses : —
Henry and John de Bouclonde, William de Polhey, and others (named).
Endorsed : " Vacat quia dimittitur per copiam cuidam Roberto Prentys."
Very much damaged.
Herts. A. 1008. Grant by Adam de Stratton, clerk, to Osbert de Waterford,
of land of the fee of Richmond in Beneggho, which Adam had by gift of
the prior and convent of Bermundesey, at a yearly rent of 9*. 9d., with clause
for distraint on the said land and other possessions of Osbert in co. Hertford,
in case of non-payment of rent. Witnesses : — Sirs Walter de Meridon,
William de Aete, Luke de Taney, knts., and others (named). Richemund,
the Annunciation, 1275.
[Herts.] A. 1009. Grant by Robert Cosin, of Gatesbery, to Sir Nicholas de
Kavenedis, chaplain, of land in Brackynge (Braughing), in the field called
' Brackyngefeld,' in the citltura called ' Syxaker,' situate as described.
Witnesses : — Richard de Gatesbery, Richard de Rupell, and William his
brother, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1010. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, to Robert de Sandon, smith, of a messuage and land that Hugh
Smith formerly held in Brakking (Braughing), situation accurately
described, on payment of 6d. yearly and performance of various smith's
services herein specified. Witnesses : — John de Scalariis, Robert de Rokele,
Thomas de Bordesden, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1011. Indenture of agreement whereby Thomas le Verly, of Little
Hadham, and Alice his wife, demise to John de Melkleye certain land, a mes-
suage in New Street,[Staundon: see A.. lO13],landin 'le Holme,' Monemad
and Wychemers, and a yearly rent of 3s. l^d. in Staundone, if they do not
by sunset on the morrow of Michaelmas, 13 Edward I., pay him the price of
12 quarters of wheat wherewith he has accommodated them : the grant of
the premises, by consent of the parties, being placed in the hands of
Benedict Bolt till the above-named date. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de
Melkleye, knt., Benedict Bolt, and others (named). Ascension Day,
13 Edward 1.
[Herts.] A. 1012. Grant by Roger ate Dore to Nicholas le Sawyere, both of
St. Albans, of a tenement in Soppewelle-lane, St. Albans, next the mill of
Soppewelle. Witnesses : — John Wynslowe, then bailiff of St. Albans, and
others (named). Sunday next after the Invention of Holy Cross,
26 Edward III.
[Herts.] A. 1013. Grant by Thomas le Verly, of Little Hadham, and Alice
his wife, to John de Melkeleye, of Staundon, of a messuage in Staundon
formerly belonging to John Pake, father of the said Alice, situate at the
head of New Street. Witnesses : Sir Robert de Melkeleye, knt., and many
others (named). Sunday next after St. Dunstan the Bishop, 15 Edward J.
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[Herts.] A. 1014. Graiit l.y Thomas, sun of Adam ilc Wiobele, to Saer son ot
Henry, of land in Senle, paying him therefor yearly ^ Ib. of cummin,
and 2*. to the chief lord of the fee. Witnesses :— Helias de Sunning,
William de Ladon, then sheriff of Middlesex, Peter son of Alan, and John
his brother, and many others (named). Christmas, 19 Henry III.
[Herts.] A. 1015. Grant by Hugh de Marines, son of Gwerric de Marines, to
Holy Trinity, London, of land in Westir.eln, at Sudpurtewelle, Sefledelee,
Stocking, and Ruwenhofeld. Witnesses : — Richard de Gate[s]bury, Adam
de Bracking, Richard de Melcleghe, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1016. Grunt by Thomas le Verly, of Staundoii, and Alice his wife,
daughter of John Pake, to John de Melkeleye, of all their claim to the dower
that Agnes, formerly wife of the said John Pake, holds ai'ter his death in
Staundon : Alice making oath on the high altar at Staundon never at or
after the decease of the said Agnes to make any claim thereto. Witnesses : —
Sir Robert de Melkeleye, knt., and others (named). Wednesday after the
Purification, 16 Edward I.
[Herts.] A. 1O17. Grant by Nicholas Sawyere, of St. Albans, to Richard le
Houte and Nicholas Smyth, of the above tenement in Sopwel-lane,
St. Albaus. [See A. 1012.] Witnesses: — John Baldewyn, bailiff of
St. Albans, and others (named). Maundy Thursday, 36 Edw. III.
[Herts.] A. 1018. Grant by Henry Cnstaunce, of Mundane, to John Baker
(Pistor'), of Ware, and Joan his wife, of a messuage with a garden and
little holm in Stanstede of the abbot of Waltham Holy Cross, and a holm
in the same place containing three acres of meadow, and held in capite of
the abbot of Holy Cross by a yearly service of 5*. Stansted Abbots,
Thursday next before St. Barnabas the Apostle, 4 Edward II.
[Herts.] A. 1019. Grant by Thomas le Verly and Alice his wife, to John de
Melkelegh, of Stauudon, of their messuage, formerly belonging to John
Pake, deceased, father of the said Alice, situate at the east head of New
Street, Staundon. Witnesses: — Sir Robert de Melklegh, knt., Roger and
Harno Brian, Benedict Bolt, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1020. Grant by Silvester sou of Walter, to W. de Cleresvaus, of
the land his father Walter held in Senly, with the dower his mother
Matilda sold him for 20*. in the court of Alan de Sumer, for 40 years,
paying yearly half a marc to the said Alan. Witnesses : — Gilbert de Hi,
Thomas del Wald, Geoffrey le Bretun, and others (named). Michaelmas
next after the first interdict made throughout England for Stephen de
Langethon, archbishop of Canterbury, in the reign of John, son of Henry
son of Matilda, King of England.
[Herts.] A. 1021. Grant by Thomas le Verly, of Little Hadham, and Alice
his wife, to John de Melkeley of their share of a messuage in New Street,
[Staundon], land in Staundon situate as described, and a yearly rent
of 3*. l^d. issuing out of Staundon and payable by the tenants whose
names are mentioned herein. Witnesses: — Sir Robert de Melkeley, knt.,
William Teobald, of Westmeln, Benedict Bolt, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1022. Grant by William de Ardern in Rodborne, to Thomas
Willyams, of Molynton, Margery his wife, and William their son, for term
of their lives, of a messuage and land in Eodborne, situated as described,
paying therefor 6s. yearly and performing the services specified. Monday
the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 19 Edward III.
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[ Herts.] A. 1023; G rant by William, son of John de Hertfordingburi, to Richard
de Tewinge, clerk, for 30s., of land in Pleswellevelde [Hertfordingbury],
situate as described. Witnesses : — Godfrey and Simon de Tewinge, J. le
Moine, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1024. Grant by Hugh de Broke, son of Sir Hugh de Broke, to
William de Montagu, Elizabeth his wife, and the heirs of William, of all
his lands and tenements of ' La Hide ' in Langley Abbots. Witnesses : —
Sirs Simon de Montagu, Robert de Caygnes, Humfrey de Beauchamp,
John de la Mare, of Gersindon, Nicholas Turvile, William de Beauchamp,
knts., and others (named). Carsinton, co. Oxon, Monday next after
St. Hilary, 30 Edward I.
[Herts.] A. 1025. Grant by Peter de Beuchamp to William, son of Thomas
de Bordesdene, of all that part of a tenement in Lestonecherch parish
which he bought of Cyprian de Wodemade, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Henry de Bokelaund, Clement de AJsewyk, Walter Jurdon,
and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1026. Release by Laurence de Brok. son and heir of the late
Sir Hugh de Brok, to Elizabeth, late wife of Sir William de Montagu, knt.,
of all lands, &c., formerly belonging to his said father in ' la Countessehide,'
in Lanjrley Abbots. Witnesses: — Sirs Giles de Trompeton and Robert
Malet, knts., Mathew de la Vache, and others (named). Aston Clynton,
Thursday before St. Gregory the Pope, 17 Edward II.
[Herts.] A. 1027. Grant by Roger de Buutingford to Holy Trinity, London, of
1^ acres of land which he had of the said canons at 3d. yearly, in the parish
of Lefstonecherche, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sirs John Baard,
John de Patemere, Robert de la Rokele, William de Horsedene, and
Henry de Boclonde, knts., John de Marines, Brian de Trokkinge, and
others (named).
Herts. A. 1028. Grant by John le Bel, son of John le Bel, to John, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of a messuage and land
at Rifford in Lefstanecherch parish ; of any right he has to the dower that
Albretha, his father's wife, held of his fee ; of several annual rents due
from the people specified herein for lands in Apsedene, Wakele, and
elsewhere in co. Herts. ; and of land in Refold called ' Pyridune ' : for which
grant the canons have given 15s. to pay his debts, and will give to him
or his assigns daily, as long as he lives at London, a white loaf and a
gallon of ale, such as they receive in the refectory, either daily or twice
or thrice a week, as he requires. Witnesses : — John de Marines, Brian
de Trokkinge, Robert de Rokele, und others (named). [A.D. 1252-
1258.J
Herts. A. 1029. Grant by John de Rocheford, son of Geoffrey, to Richard,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of the service Roger de
Esenden does him for the fee he held of him in Hertlbrdtingebiry, for
land in Birchholt and Ho. Witnesses : — William de Piro, William de
Bordesden, and others (named). [A.D. 1316-1325.] Damaged.
Herts. A. 1030. Grant by Richard de Ware to Sir William de Valence, lord
of Pembroke, for 8 marcs, of a yearly rent of 6*. 9t/. that John le Sarmoner
pays for a tenement in Hodesdone. Witnesses : — Stephen de Bassingge-
burn, knt., Robert de Gravele, Richard Kaerdyn, and others (named).
St. Laurence's Day, 4 Edward 1.
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[Herts.] A. 1031. Release by Robert, sou and heir of the late John le Moyne,
of Hertfordingebery, to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of
a yearly rent of 6*. 3d. which they pay him for lands and tenements they
hold in Rokefford, in Hertfordingbery. Witnesses : — John de Northawe,
John de Berkingg, and others (named).
[Mddx.] A. 1032. Grant by Adam le Tailur, of Edelmeton, for 15*., to Richard,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of two acres in Edel-
meton, in Goldfeld, situate as described. Witnesses : — William and
Laurence de Forda, Hugh Peverel, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-
1252.]
[Herts.] A. 1033. Indenture between Henry Elveden, son and heir of Thomas
Elveden, and heir of John Elveden, his grandfather, and the convent of
Holy Trinity, London. After reciting a grant by Richard de Gatesbury
to St. Peter's church of Bracking, which belongs to the canons of Holy
Trinity, of the chapel of St. James in Gatesbury, with all tithes in the said
parish (except the tithe of 40 acres in the field called ' Litelredyng," which
the nuns of Halywell hold of Richard), ou condition of the canons cele-
brating four masses weekly in the chapel of Gntesbury, Elveden agrees
with the canons to commute the four masses for two, to be celebrated
weekly in the chapel of Holy Trinity, within the nave of the conventual
church. The Chapter House of the convent, 14 September, 1487,
3 Henry VII.
[Herts.] A. 1034. Grant by Thomas de Flawenden, son of Nicholas de Flaw-
enden, to Sir Hugh son of Otho, knt., of 20 acres of wood in Flawenden,
situation accurately described. Witnesses: — Sir Roger de Becheworthe
and John de Chenne, knts., Sir Stephen de Chendut, the younger, William
de Flawenden, clerk, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1035. Grant by John Cawmvyll to John Rothwell, clerk, parson of
Wymyugton, John Adam, of St. Albans, William Basely and William Lode-
ford, of all his lands, &c., in Essenden, Bishops Hatfelde and Herteford.
20 August, 6 Henry V.
[Herts.] A. 1036. Mandate of Malcolm Musard to Robert, called Acard, son
of Nicholas de Coleshulle. Has granted to Sir Hugh le Despenser the
annual rent of a marc which the said Robert was wont to pay him, and the
knight's fee he held of him in Coleshulle, and therefore directs him to answer
for the said rent and fee to the said Sir Hugh. Fasternam, Thursday next
after St. Vincent, 31 Edward I.
[Herts.] A. 1037. Grant by Thomas, the abbot, and the convent of St. James',
Northampton, to Yseudia de Lichesbarewe, of land in Cristeshale, land and
a messuage in Helmedon, land in Luffenhalegrave, Crawelefield, Linch, and
Fulberue, situate as described, at a yearly rent of 2s. Witnesses : — Unfrey
de la Rokele, Reinbald de Chesewic, William de Lankelei, and others
(named). [A.D. 1205-1220.]
[Herts.] A. 1038. Demise by William, abbot of Ramsey, to Plesencia, late, wife
of Geoffrey, called the Vintner (Vinitar'), of Cruce Roys,, for term of
her life, of a messuage in Terefeld, and 12 acres of land forming half a
cultura, called ' Oldefelde,' in the same parish, next to Cruce Roys, paying
10e?. yearly and doing suit twice a year in the court at Terefeld for the
same. Witnesses : — John de Harpesfeld, John de Gledeseye, and others
(named).
[Herts.] A. 1039. Grant by Fulk, son of Hugh de Riford, to the prior and
convent of Holy Trinity, London, for 12s., of land he holds of them in
Berkeden, situate as described. Witnesses : — Simon and Richard de
Melkelle, William de Corneya, and others (named). "Damaged.
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[Herts.] A. 1040. Release by John, the warden, and the brethren of the
House of St. Mary of Anestey, to lady Dionisia cle Montchesny, of two acres
and half a rod of their land in a field called ' Berdene,' situate as described,
in exchange for land which John de Benden held of the same lady.
Witnesses : — Sir Simon de Fourneus, Richard Bideford, knts., Henry
de Braghing, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1041. Grant by Ralph de Aqua to Geoffrey the Chaplain (Capel-
lano) of Brnckinges, of land in Nordfeld, Witnesses : — Henry de Furnell,
Teobald son of Alan, Richard de Monasterio, Simon, Reginald and
Stephen his sons, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1042. Certificate of King Stephen to the bishop of London,
justices, sheriffs, barons, ministers, and all his faithful people of Hertford-
shire, that he has confirmed the grant made by Hubert, the Queen's Cham-
berlain, to the Church of Holy Trinity [London] Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1043. Grant by Hubert, the Queen's Chamberlain, to the canons
of Christchurch, London, of four librates of land in Braching manor, by
gift of Agnes his wife and Richard and John his sons, portion of the 16
librates that King Stephen and Queen Matilda gave him in exchange for
his land of Benedis. If however the King and Queen give him land else-
where in exchange for the 18 librates, the canons shall have four librates
of such exchanged land. Witnesses :— Matilda the Queen, Eustace the
King's son, William de Ipra, Balderic de Sigillo, Thomas the Chancellor,
Peter the King's clerk, Robert de Furnell, and others (named) FA D
1135-1153.]
A. 1044. Grant by Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Robert the Carpenter (Carpentaria), of Erdeley, for
10*. and a pittance of 2*., of land in Bracking situate as described, at a
yearly rent of 18d. Witnesses :— Henry de Bracking, Theobald the Clerk
Richard le Meltre, and others (named). [A.D. 1260-1268.]
A. 1045. Indenture witnessing that Sir Thomas de Maundevile, knt.,
lord of Brumfeld, has enfeoffed Simon the Marshal (Marescallum) of the
New Temple, London, in his water-mill of Brumfeld, and the same Symon
has delivered the mill to Sawal de Brumfeld and Ralph le Despenser, for
three years from the quiudene of Easter, 24 Edward I. ; and that Sir Thomas
has granted Sawal and Ralph timber and carriage for all necessary purposes
for Ihe mill, on condition of their restoring the mil! in as good condition as
they found it at the end of the three years, if they do not wish to hold it
longer. Witnesses :— Sir Walter de Wyduhelle, rector of Black Notele
church, and others (named). Brumfeld, the Annunciation, at the beeinnin?
of 1296.
[Herts.] A. 1046. Confirmation by Alan, son of Richard de Faversham, to
the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 6«., of the release that
Richard de Melcleia, son of Robert, made them of 15£ acres in Bracking ;
and release by the same, to the same of the whole half virgate of landln
the same place that his father Richard held of the priory, of which the
15| acres are a portion. Witnesses :— Philip de Audebir', Richard Perdice,
Turgis, Stanhard, and others (named).
[HertB.] A. 1047. Grant by Beatrix, daughter of Ralph Tioch, to John
Parinentar, of Brackinges, of the land in Brackinges he had held before of
her father. Witnesses :— Geoffrey the Priest (Presbitero) of Brackinges,
Gervase the Chaplain of Hormead, Warin the Provost of our lord the King
and others (named).
[Herts.]
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[Herts.] A. 1048. Grant by Adain de Bracking, son of Teobald, for the souls
of himself, Margaret his wife, and his ancestors, to Richard, the prior, and
the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of two dole of land in Bracking,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Richard, vicar of Bracking, Thomas and
Ralph, chaplains, Robert de la Rokele, Robert Luvel, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1049. Grant by John de Laungeford, of Braughing, to Henry
Sieve, of the same, of land in a field called ' Netherstokkyng,' in Braughyng,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Richard de Gatesbury, Simon le Rokele,
and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1050. Confirmation by Matilda, Queen of England, of the grant
made by the King to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for the souls of
Matilda her daughter, and Baldwin her son, who are buried in the said
church, of 100 solidates of land in Bra6king. Witnesses: — Eustace the
King's sou, William de Ipra, Richard de Luci, and Warin de Lisoriis.
[A.D. 1135-1153.]
[Herts.] A. 1051. Certificate by Stephen, King of England, to the bishop of
London, the justices, sheriffs, and others, of Hertfordshire, of his grant to the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, for the souls of Mathilda his daughter and
Baldwin his son, of 100 solidates of land in Braching, as freely as they
were held by Queen Matilda and himself. Witnesses: — 'M[atildaj my
Queen, E[ustace] my son,' W. de Ipra, W. Mart', Richard de Luci, Richard
deCanvill, and Warn' de Lusor[iis]. London. [A.D. 1135-1153.]
[Herts.] A. 1052. Grant by Henry de la Wrodecroft to Sir Ewstace, the prior,
and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Brackyng, in the field
called ' Chyrchfyld.' Witnesses : — Robert de Melkley, Richard de Rupellis,
and others (named). [A.D. 1268-1280.] Fragment, half the document
irantinff.
[Herts.] A. 1053. Eelease by Felicia, late wife of Robert de Strata, to John,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Berkeden in
fields called ' Refeld ' and ' Meldfeld,' and of land they had from her late
husband in Cornee and Wydihale. Witnesses : — John de Marins, Milo de
VVestmelne, Henry de Bracking, Master John le Fraunceys, and others
(named). [A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Herts.] A. 1054. Grant by Thomas, son of Geoffrey de Bordlesdene, to
William the Chaplain (Capellano) of Gerdile, of a messuage with appur-
tenances in Bordlesdene, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de
Ripella, knt., Henry de Bracking, Simon de Aldebery, clerk, and others
(named).
[Herts.] A. 1055. Grant by William, son of Robert the Dean (Decant), of
Audeberi, to Walter the Chaplain of Brackinges, of land in Sparkewelle,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Geoffrey the Chaplain, Robert Luvel,
Theobald Frar.kelein, Robert de Mechegros, and others (named). Much
damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1056. Confirmation by Richard I. to the abbot and monks of
St. Albans of all liberties and privileges as herein recited on all lands they
hold, prohibiting from entering on such lands any minister — steward, butler,
chamberlain, " dispensator," porter or provost — against the will and consent
of themselves or their successors. Witnesses : — B[aldvvin] archbishop of
Canterbury, H[ugh] bishop of Lincoln, Earl William de Mandeville,
William Marshal. Ga[rc]inton, 17th September, 1 Richard I., by the hand of
William the Chancellor. " This was the tenor of our charter under our first
" seal; which, because it has since been lost, and while we were captive in
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" Germany was given into the power of another, has been changed. These
are witnesses however of this renewal (iunovationis), H[ubert] arch-
bishop of Canterbury, [ bishop] of Evreux, R. archdeacon of
Richmond and S. of Wells, Robert and Joell, chaplains, Robert de
Harecurt. Given by the hand of Master Roscelin, then vicegerent.
. . . [Isle of] Andely, 12 November," [7 ?] Richard I. Much torn
and damaged.
A. 1057. Grant by Peter the Chaplain to Robert, son of Robert de
Senleia, of a croft between the land of Sarich and the way going eastward,
at a yearly rent of 12d. Witnesses : — Thomas de Waldo, Adam de Suraeri,
Philip de Titeburste, Walter de Faleise, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1058. Grant by Thomas le Verly and Alice his wife to John de
Melkekye, of Staundon, of a messuage at Staundou, formerly John Pake's,
deceased, father of the said Alice, situate at the east end of New Street ;
except the hall and a room, which they retain. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de
Melkeley, knt., John called ' Mareshal,' and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1059. Grant by Peter the Chaplain to Robert, son of Robert de
Senlea, of land in Senley, formerly Walter Neuman's, situate as described,
at a yearly rent of 2*. Witnesses : — Thomas de Waldis, Adam de Sumeri,
son of Alan, Walter de Faleise and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1060. Grant by [Peter ?] the Chaplain, of Ipswich, to Sir Hugh,
son of Otho, for 10 marcs, of a yearly rent of 3*. 6d. in Flaundeu, issuing
out of the tenements, &c., herein specified; and of a tenement, &c., in the
same place. Witnesses : — Sir John de Cheyne, Sir Stephen de Cheyndut,
Sir Roger de Beseheswrthe, and others (named). Much damaged,
[Herts.] A. 1061. Grant by Henry, son of Reimer de Loudon, to Walter son
of Adam, for 5s., of the land that Huchtred held of him in Senle, and eight
acres that were Hereward Cobbe's. Witnesses : — Adam de Sumeri, Hugh
his son, Alan de Sumeri, John his son, Walter del Faleis, and others
(named).
[Hertg,] A. 1062, 1063. Letters of attorney of Thomas Bolyngton, of Storte-
ford, appointing attorneys to deliver seisin of certain lands, rents, &c., in
Storteford to Nicholas Bolyngton, John Trotte, and William Mayner of
the same, and John Bolyngton, of Farnham. Storteford, 2 January,
o Edward IV. Damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1064. Release by Symon le Poter and Alice his wife, daughter of
Payn de Therefeud, to Sir William, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey,
of land in Therefeud, for the sum of nineteen marcs paid them. Witnesses :
— Henry de Bokland, Brian de Throckinge, John de Harpefeud, William de
la Mare, and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285.]
[Herts.] A. 1065. Demise by Guy de Tywinge to Richard Ayswy, draper, of
London, for 10/., of all lands, &c., that Amabilia, who was wife of John
his brother, holds by way of dower in Tywinge, to be held of him by the
said Richard after Amabilia's death. Witnesses: — Sir John son of Simon,
Robert de Gtavele, William de Aece, Stephen de Bassingeburn, knts., and
others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1066. Giant by Geoffrey Smith (Faber), " de Parco." to
Walter de Camera and Emma his wife, of all his lands in the field called
' Leuwardescroft ' in Tyteberste. Witnesses : — Ranulf de Mimmes, John
Taylebois, Gilbert, then Sergeant of Audenham, William de Tyteberste,
and others (named). 45 Henry III.
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[Herts.] A. 1067. Grant by Simon Starling, of Terfeud, to Richard his son of
a tenement in Terfeld, paying therefor yearly Sd. to Ramsey Abbey, and a
pair of white gloves, value ^d , to the said Simon. Witnesses : — Henry de
Buclancle, Richard le Chamberlein, of Sandon, John de Gledeseye, and
others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1068. Grant by Ralph de Canieis, at the petition of Hubert de
Anesti, to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of Hugh Smith his
iiativiis, with all his sequela. Witnesses : — Robert Walensis, William Gardin,
Richard de Bemden, William Dogeth, Turgis the bellringer (Campanar'.)
[Herts.] A. 1069. Grant by Hugh de Marines to Holy Trinity, London, of an
annual rent of (id., paid by Hugh the Chaplain for 10 acres he holds of
him in Westmeln. Witnesses : — John and Alexander de Leslies, Roger de
Beuchodrey, John de Bemden, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1070. Grant by Hugh de Marines, son of Werric de Marines, to
Holy Trinity, London, of a rent of le?. that Richard, son of Estmund de
Melklle, is wont to pay out of the rent of I2d. which Richard de Westmelne,
baker, pays for land in Westmelne Parva. Witnesses: — Roger Hacun,
John de Lyesnes, Simon de Melklle, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1071. Deed of sale by John Mylys, and William Mylys his son,
husbandmen, witnessing that whereas Thomas Pomeroy, the prior, and
the convent of Holy Trinity, London, by indenture dated in their Chapter
House, 7 November, 33 Henry VI., demised to them the manor ofBerkeden,
with rents and tithes in Westmell parish, &c., thereto belonging, with certain
exceptions, for 30 years from the previous Michaelmas, at the yearly rent
of 17/. 6s. 8d. ; they have sold and granted the premises to Ralph Joselyn,
alderman, and now Mayor of London, for the portion of the term of 30 years
still unexpired, he paying the above rent to Holy Trinity. London,
8 February, 4 Edward IV. Damaged.
A. 1072. Grant by John, son of Richard de Westmeln, to Richard
son of Estmund, of land at Mannefeld in Westmeln. Witnesses : — Thomas
de Rapvilla, John de Lesues, Simon de Mellecleia, and others (named).
A. 1073. Release by William atte Wattere, of Ware, Herts, to Roger
Brantefelde, citizen and cordwainer of London, Nicholas Tanner, of Ware,
and the assigns of Nicholas, of a tenement in Ware, situate as described,
which he and Brantefelde lately had by feoffment of the said Nicholas.
St. Gregory the Pope's day, 7 Henry V.
[Herts.] A. 1074. Grant by John de Marines, son of Werric, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Westmelne and
Ayshesaldwyk, for 20 marcs. Witnesses :— Ralph son of Pulk, Luke de
Tany, Brian de Trekking, John de Lesnes, and others (named).
[A.D. 1223-1252 ?]
[Herti.] A. 1075. Agreement whereby John le Moyne undertakes to find food
and clothing and all necessaries for John de Marines and Amabilia his
wife, in his house, as long as Marines lives, or, if the latter prefers it, to
pay him 12 marcs yearly, beginning at Michaelmas, 49 Henry III., for
the same term, with right of distress if they fail to receive such necessaries
or such sum ; and in return Marines releases to le Moyne, the tenement
he held of him for life in Westmelne. Witnesses : — Sir William de
Horseden, Brian de Troking, Walter Hacun, and others (named).
49 Henry III.
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[Herts.] A. 1076. Grant by Peter, son of Thomas de Saunford, to Richard,
the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of the land which he
had by gift of Richard Baker (Pistoris) in Westmeln, and which the
latter had by gift of Thomas his father. Witnesses :— John de Marines.
Peter Bussel, Henry de Brakking, and others (named). ' Brakking,'
St. Nichomedes the Martyr's day, 1248.
[Herts.] A. 1077. Release by Cristina, daughter of Alice de Quentone, to
Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of the five
acres of land, &c., she held of them, called ' Wellemad,' in Westrnelne.
Witnesses : — John de Marines, Henry de Bracking, Theobald de Marines,
and others (named). Berkeden, Tuesday next before St. Luke the
Evangelist, 47 Henry III.
[Herts.] A. 1078. Grant by Theobald de Westmelne to Gilbert, the prior, and
the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Mannefeud field in
Westmelne. Witnesses: — Sir John Bahard, Sir John de Scalariis, Sir
Robert de la Rokele, knts., Walter Hacun, Richard de Gatesberi, and
others (named). [A.D. 1260-1264.]
[Herts.] A. 1079. Grant by William de Horsedenden to Holy Trinity,
London, of land in Wydihale. Witnesses : — Sir John Baard, Sir Robert
de la Rokele, Sir John de Patemere, knts., John de Marines, Brian de
Troking, and others (named),
[Herts.] A. 1080. Grant by James de Burtun, and Elena his wife, to John,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Westmelne,
and Ralph their villain ; and release of an annual rent of 6d. they were
wont to receive from the said convent. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de la
Rokele, John de Marines, Brian de Trocking, and others (named).
[A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Herts.] A. 1081. Grant by William, son of Godfrey de Aspeden, to Richard,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Wakley.
Witnesses : — Michael Master, Richard de Witebi, John de Lesnes, and
others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Herts.] A. 1082. Grant by William, son of Jordan de Alsewyc, for 10s., to
Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of an annual
rent of 12<?. that Bartholomew Holle, and Cristina his wife, pay for a
messuage and land in Westmeln, whereof Id. yearly is to be paid the heirs
of Hugh de Marines on behalf of the said William. Witnesses : — Richard
Musket, Aubrey de Marines, John de Leshes, and others (named). [A.D.
1223-1252.]
[Herts.] A. 1083. Grant by Alice de Overton to Cristiana her daughter,
of land called ' Wellemed ' in Westmeln, the latter maintaining a lamp
burning in Westmeln church for the celebration of mass, and paying 2d.
yearly to the prior of Holy Trinity, London, and a halfpenny towards the
sheriffs aid. Witnesses : — John de Marines, Peter Bussell. and others
(named).
[Herts.] A. 1084. Release by Amice de Zoyng, late wife, of Geoffrey de
Zoyng, to the prior of Holy Trinity, London, of the third part of land
and a messuage in Westmelne, which she acquired as dower before the
King's Justices at Westminster, Sir Robert de Lexenton, Sir William de
Coleworthe, and Sir Roger de Thurkerby. Witnesses : — John de Scalariis,
John and Werric de Marines, and others (named).
126 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Herts.] A. 1085. Grant by Hugh, son of Werric de Marines, to the canons
of Holy Trinity, London, of Stephen la Weite, his man, with the land he
holds of him in Westmelne. Witnesses : — Roger Hacun, John de Lesnes,
and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1086. Grant by Margaret, Countess of Winchester, widow of Earl
Saer, to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of free carriage for their corn
by ship from Ware to London, at the same price as they were wont to pay
in the time of Robert the Earl her father, or Petronilla the Countess her
mother, viz., at Id. the quarter of hard corn, London measure.
Witnesses : — Saer de Sancto Andrea, Peter de Tham', Peter de Beche, knts.,
and others (named), [c. A.D. 1220.]
[Herts.] A. 1087. Final concord between John, the prior of Holy Trinity,
London, plaintiff, and James de Burton and Elena his wife, deforciants,
who acknowledged that some land and a yearly rent of 6d. in Westmelne
belonged to the prior as their gift ; and also granted him the land that Robert
de Stokes holds of them in villenage, and the land Hugh de Westmelne
and Alice his wife hold in that place as the latter's dower, after whose death
it should remain to James and Elena. Westminster, Trinity term,
42 Henry III.
[Herts.] A. 1088. Will of John Pery, of Ware. Bequeaths to Alice his wife
the meadow by the mill, also the messuage he lives in, with remainders to
John and William his brothers, successively, after whose decease it shall
be sold and the money disposed of as directed, &c. Witnesses : — Sir
Robert Lawe, curate of Ware, and others (named) Ware, 26 June, 1492.
Endorsed : Certificate of probate.
[Herts.] A. 1089. Grant by John de Marines to Sir John le Moine, son of
Sir Nicholas le Moine, of the manor of Westmelne, together with common
of pasture in the deraesue lands of Sir Hugh de Marines. Witnesses : —
Walter Hacun, Brian de Troking, Henry de Brawing, and others
(named) .
[Herts.] A. 1090. Grant by Hugh de Marines to Richard, the prior, and the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Westmeln, situate in Lera-
maresfeld, Middelfeld, Alsewiket'eld, and Dedemannesot, as described, and
free pasture for 27 sheep ; for which grant the prior has given him 40 marcs,
" ad acquietand' terras meas versus Judeos." Witnesses : — Peter and Luke
de Tany, Robert de Barnevile, Geoffrey de Zoyn, and others (named),
viii. Kalendas Junii, 1234.
Endorsed : " Vacua quia continetur in alia carta postmodum confecta,
scilicet de xlix acris terre et pascua sepcies viginti ovium die apostolorum
Simonis et Jude anno eodem."
[Herts.] A. 1091. Duplicate of A. 109O with slight verbal differences.
[Herts.] A. 1092. Grant by Hugh de Marinis to John de Marinis, his brother,
for 20s., of a wood called ' Albertisgrave ' and a croft called ' Ulfrichisley,'
in Westmeln. Witnesses : — Richard Muschet, Roger Hacun, Michael
Master, and others (named).
[Herts.] A. 1093. Grant by Theobald, son of Sir Hugh de Marines, to Sir
Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of a messuage
• and land in Westmeln, situate as described. Witnesses : — Brian de
Trocking. Walter Hacun, Peter Bussel, and others (named). [A.D. 1260-
1264.]
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A. 1094. Grant by William .... to Adam .... Fragment,
unintelligible.
A. 1095. Grant by .... to Robert de Berwedon, chaplain, of a
moor in .... Witnesses : — .... vicar of Cestrehunt, John la More,
and others (named). Two fragments.
A. 1096. Demise by Robert de Lepington to Simon Smith
(Fabro), aud Alice his wife, of land in Lepington, situate as described.
Witnesses: — Lady Scolastica de Me[lsn], John Fraunceys, and others
(named). Very much damaged.
A. 1097. Grant by . . . . , son of Hugh de Brok, to William
de Montagu and Elizabeth his wife, of all his lands aud tenements in
'la Cuntasse Hyde,' in La[ngley Abbots]. Witnesses: — Humphrey de
Beauchamp, John de la Mare, of Gersindon, Nicholas de Whathamsted, and
others (named). Carsinton, co. Oxford, Monday next after St. Hilary,
30 Edward I. Two fragments.
A. 1098. Grant by Ralph de Loke [?] to Peter de Preston, of
London, of land in Braghingg, situate as described. Witnesses : — John
Fraunceys, Adam Pittman, and others (named) next after St.
Margaret the Virgin, .... Edward [III.]. Very much damaged.
A. 1099. Grant by Walter .... to ... alicer and Katherine
his wife, of land in Bishops Hatfield, Monday
Fragment.
A. 1100. Grant by Nicholas, son of Daniel de Wydeford, to Reginald
de Esthall, son of Otuel, of the tenement which the said Otuel and Roger the
Cook ( Cokus), his father, held of Nicholas' father in Wydeford, with the
advowson of the church there. Witnesses : — Sir Nigel, rector of the said
church, Otuel the Chaplain of Esthall, Philip de Esthall, clerk, and others
(named). Damaged,
A. 1101. Grant by John de la Stoke to Matilda de Exsexia, of a croft
in Senlee. Witnesses :— Walter and Alan de Waldo, Peter Ky tewyde, and
others (named). Fragments.
A. 1102. Release by William de Aldeberi to the canons [of Holy
Trinity, London], of land in .... Fragments.
A. 1103. Grant by Gilbert the Monk (Monachus) to .... of
land, &c., in [Berkhamsted]. Witnesses : — Luke de Berkhamsted, and
others (named). Fragments.
A. 1104. Grant by Henry [Endecroft ?] to Eustace, the prior, and the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Bracking. [A.D. 1264-1280.]
Fragment.
A. 1105. Fragments of a grant. Undecipherable.
A. 1106. Release by .... to Robert Albyn of land in ....
Witnesses : — .... Munden, then steward of St. Albans Abbey, and
others (named). St. Albans, Thursday next . . . , 15 [Edward] III.
Fragment.
A. 1107. Fragment of a grant. Undecipherable.
A. 1108. Release by Muriel .... to .... of land in Little
Hadh'am. Witnesses : — Henry Doseville, Robert le Mareschal, and others
(named). Sunday the feast of Michaelmas, .... Fragment.
128 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Herts.] A. 1109. Grant by Peter son of Richard, son of Matilda de Buntinge-
ford, to John .... of land in .... situate as described. Witnesses : —
Waller Hacun, Luke de Tame, William Marshal, of Buntingeford, and
others (named). Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1110. Grant by Theobald de Brachwyng to Holy Trinity, London,
of his share of the mill of Brackyng, with the grinding belonging to himself,
his heirs, and '' my men of Brackyng;" and his share of the meadow
belonging to the mill pond, and the meadow of Langrave.
[This grant is seemingly unfinished, the warranty and witnessing, and
other clauses being wanting.^ Much damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1111. Grant by Richard de Gatesbury to St. Peter's of Braghing,
which belongs to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of St. James's Chapel,
Gatesbury, with its tithes and appurtenances, except the tithes of land
called ' Little Reding,' held by the nuns of Haliwell. Fragment.
[Herts.] A,. 1112. Grant by Eufrasia, late wife of Reginald Sneyliswelle, of
Aspeden, to her daughter Isabel, of land in the field called ' le Refeld,' in
Aspeden and Wakelee, situate as described. Aspeden, Sunday next after
St. Clement the Pope. 33 Edward III. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 1113. Bond of Robert, son of John de Shenle, to pay Adam de
Stratton, clerk, and his heirs for ever a yearly rent of 2s. in Shenle.
[Hen. III. ?] Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1114. Mandate of Richard le Bokelere to Hugh son of Alan, Roger
de Eyden, Robert son of John, Isabel, late wife of John Chichely, Thomas
Neweman, and Ralph Hereward, his tenants in Titeburste, in Aldenham
parish, to pay their rents and other services due for the lands they held of
him to Adam de Stratone, clerk, to whom he has granted the said lands.
London, Friday the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, 53 Hen. III. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 1115. Agreement whereby Margery, relict of John Attelane, of
Cestrehunte, deceased, grants to Simon, son and heir of the said John, all
the lands, &c., which she holds as dower, for the sum of GO*, to be paid her
yearly at her house in London for her life, under the penalties herein
expressed, the first payment to be made at Christmas, 1278. Witnesses : —
Sir Robert de Meldeburne, John de Cestrehunte, -vintner, citizens of
London, and others (named). London, St. Nicholas' day, 1278. Portion
of seal.
[Herts.] A. 1116. Grant by Hugh, son of Alan de Tyteburste, to John, son of
John Atestoke, of a croft he held of the said John in Senlee. Witnesses : —
Walter de Wald and Thomas, his son, Peter Kytewyde, and others (named).
Seal, injured.
[Herts.] .A.. 1117. Grant by John, son of John de Titeburste, to Thomas de la
Forde, of an annual rent of 6s. 4d. Witnesses : — Geoffrey Picot, Walter
de Waus, and others (named). Seal. Damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1118. Release by Richard Aldred to Gilbert, his eldest son, of all
land in Titeberst, in the parish of Audeham, to which he may have right
through Matilda, his late wife. Witnesses : — Roger le Marchand, William
de Bui'go, and others (named). Much damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1119. Grant by Robert, son of Jordan de Sancto Albano, to
Adam de Stratton, clerk, of a yearly rent of 3*. Q^d. which Adam was
wont to pay him for lands, &c., in Titeburste, in the parish of Aldeham.
St. Albans, November, 6 Edward I. Seal.
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[Herts.] A. 1120. Grant by William de Aspebede, and Amice his wife,
(laughter of Simon de Melleye, to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity,
London, for 42s., of land in Bracking, situate as described ; the tenants of
the laud and the rents paid by them being also specified. Witnesses : —
Sir John de Scalariis, Sir John de Gatesbery, John de Marins, Robert de
Rockella, Henry de Bracking, and others (named). One seal, injured.
Damaged.
[Herts.] A. 1121. Grant by Richard de Tewinge, clerk, to Gilbert, the prior, and
the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of meadow in Estmade, Hertford-
ingebury. Witnesses : — Godfrey and Simon de Tewinge, Simon Taile-
[boys], John le Moine, and others (named). [A.D. 1260-1264.] Seal.
Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1122. Grant by Richard de Hyldrikesham to abbot William and
the convent of Ramsey, for 10 marcs, of land in the fields of Therefoud,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph son of Fulk, knt., Bryan de
Throckinge, Henry de Boukelond, John de Gledesheye, and others (named).
[A.D. 1267-1285].
[Herts.] A. 1123. Grant by Adam, son of the late Reginald le Formager, of
Wakeley, to Reginald, son of Stephen' de Sneleswelle, of Aspedene, of all
his lands, &c., in Aspedene and Wakeley. Buntyngford, Monday, the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 5 Edward III. Portion of seal.
[Herts.] A. 1124. Mandate of John, son of John de Titeburste, to Roger de
Eyden, Richard de la Burn, Adam son of Alan, and Idonea, daughter of
Ralph le Skinnere Attebrigge, his tenants in Titeburste, to pay their
rents and other services to Adam de Stratone, clerk. London, Saturday,
the morrow of St. Andrew the Apostle, 53 Henry III. Seal "Johannis
fil' Joh.' "
[Herts.] A. 1125. Grant by John, son of Alan de Tyteburst, to Robert his
son, of an annual rent of 10*. due from Roger de Heydene and Lucy del
Hec. Witnesses : — Saer de Tyteburst, Walter de Sauz, and others (named).
Portion of seal.
[Herts.] A. 1126. Grant by [William, son and heir of William de Kelseye],
to William [Godale] of 4*. [annual rent] issuing from a messuage in
[St. Albans], situate as described. Witnesses : — Henry Hotot, Walter de
Flamsted, Richard de Nortone, tanner, and others (named). Sunday next
after Holy Trinity, . . Edward III. Fragment. Annexed to A. 1127.
[Herts.] A. 1127. Grant by William Godale, of St. Albans, to Richard Lowyne,
t anner, of St. Albans, and Agnes his wife, of 4*. annual quit rent issuing
from a tenement in Sopwell Lane, St. Albans, situate as described, which
rent he had by feoffment of William, son and heir of William de Kelseye,
clothier, of St. Albans [see above, A. 1126]. Witnesses : — William Novy,
bailiff of St. Albans, and others (named). 1 March, 43 Edward III.
Portion of seal.
[Herts.] A. 1128. Mandate of Robert de Thingden and Cristina his wife to
all their tenants of Wydihnll, informing them they have appointed John de
la Morulese to put Sir Adam de Stratton in possession of the rents of
7*. 6rf., &c., paid by them in Wydihull, with which they have enfeoffed the
said Adam, to whom the tenants are therefore to be responsive. Wydihull,
the Vigil of St. Ambrose, 4 Edward I. Seal.
[Herts.] A. 1129. Grant by Richard ... to Walter Saweye, both of
Hertfordingbury, of a yearly rent of \%d. and land in Layhullefield, Hert-
fordingbury, situate as described. Wednesday before St. Barnabas the
Apostle, 10 Edward II. Injured.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Herts.] A. 1130. Grant by John de Cadomo to Stephen de Venella, of
'•;rhiiiite, his grandson, of lands in Cesterhunte at an annual rent of
151., with reversion to John, eldest son of Robert de Cadomo ; payment of
the said rent to cease at ti.e grantor's death. Witnesses: — Robert de
Cressebrok. John and William de la More, and others (nameJJ. Muck
injured.
[Herts.] A. 1131. Grant by John Adam, of St. Allans, skinner, William
Basele, William Ludford, husbandman, and others, to William Basset, of
Esenden, and Joan his wife, daughter of John Cawmvylle, of all the lands,
&c., in Esenden, Hatfield, and Hertford which they had by feoffmeut of
the said Cawmvylle. Esenden, , 2. . . . Fragment: one seal
remaininy.
[Herts.] A. 1132. Grant by Robert Kyttewylde to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of
land in Cokeshullfield in Shenle. Witnesses : — Thomas de Wald, Peter
Kyttewylde, and others (named). November, 10 Edward I. Fragnn-iit :
portion of seal.
[Herts.] A. 1133. Grant by David Hagar, of Ware, and Thomas Mershe, of
Stansted, to Simon Hagar, Thomas Birche, and others (named), of a
tenement called ' le Kateryn Whele ' [in Ware] which they with others
named had by feoffment of Thomas Birche, of Ware, deceased ; to the only
use of Simon Hagar and his heirs. 29 April, 20 Henry VIII. Fragment :
one seal remaining.
Herts. A. 1134. Grant by John Reste, grocer, of London, and Agnes his
wife, daughter of William Pyry, of Ware, deceased, to
of a tenement called 'le Kateryn Whele,' in Ware, which formerly
belonged to the said Pyry. 7 Henry VII. One seal remaining. Much
injured.
[Herts ?] A. (1135. Grant by ... Esynden and Avice his wife, John
Athill, and Thomas Athill, to Thomas Prowet, clerk, and Thomas
[Brand ?] of lands in [Herts ?]. Witnesses : — Edmund Perye, Robert
Bataill, and others (named). 17 Edward IV. Fragments.
[Herts.] At 1136. Grant of land, undecipherable, but seemingly relating to co.
Herts, " — Mimmes " being one of the witnesses. Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1137. Grant by Richard Pnrs, smith, and John Broke, yeoman, to
John Carpenter and Alice his wife, John Taverner, the elder, Richard
Gape, Thomas Kyngeston, and John Merston, tanner, of three cottages
under one roof in Sopwel lane, St. Albane, situate as described. May, . .
Richard III. Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1138. Grant by John de la Dane, of Hertfordingeberi, to Richard
Hert and Alice his wife, of the same, of land in the field called ' Lay-
hulle," in Hertfordingbury, situate as described. Witnesses: — John le
Monye, William son of John, and others (named) .
[Herts.] A. 1139. Indenture of agreement, whereby Adam de Strattou, clerk,
grants to John, son of John de Savekaump, vicar of All Saints, Hertford,
lands and rents in .... which he had by feoffment of the prior and
convent of Bermondsey. The Annunciation, 1275. Very much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1140. Grant by Thomas, son of Richard Estmer, to the nuns of
St. Mary of Sopwell, of an annual rent of I2d. issuing from a stall in the
Butchery, St. Albans, situate as described. Witnesses: — Adam de Belvair
and others (named). Much injured.
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[Hot*.] A. 1141. Grant of hod in * field called 'CfcerchefeU' m ____
the names of the portie*befcg illegible. Wrtnea*es :— Henry de Bracking
Geoffrej de Langeford, and otfaen fimMd). Fragment <mly,mmek injnrtd.
[H*m.l A. U42. Gnat by Richard ... to Adam [de Strattoa]. of
in Titeborste [in Aldeham parish]. WitaesM* >— LMraee de T;
and others (named). Fragment.
[Bate?] A. 1143. [Release] by Robert --- to Adam [de Strattoo], of the
bud he bad of the and Ada* in ... WitaewK :— ..... Bret**,
Walter Pjnk, and others (tamed). Fragment.
[Hem?] A. 1144. Release by Thomas, abbot of the exempt
St. . . . . to , of land in [Herts?]. 21st year of hm
Edward [TV.]. Fragment
[Herb.] A. 1145. Grant by to Heavy Sberdb . . aad others, of
land in Ware. [21 Henry VII- ? \ Fragment.
A. U46. Release by the prioress of St. Mary's of [3*..UT| to
Thomas . . . , of Sc Albans, of the fa-armtat formerly hrlna^iaj, to
k Fnrmager in St Albans, for 10 yean [n " ainaiiij,"] at the
of John the Baptitf, 13O+, at a yearly rent ; the ami Thorna*
performing certain specified eovcnanto. Witness^: — Geoftey de CUdewrfc.
baffiff of ScAmana, aad others (named). 1XM. Jfmtm injmd.
j Richard le H ami Xiehom* Smyth to
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[Edward HI.] Fragment, motdy iUeytUe.
an of Geoffrey the Clerk, ami others (
A. 1149. Grmtthy
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[Herts.] A. 1154. Grant by Robert dc Rupella to Henry, son of Adam de
IJi'iiwins;, on the latter's marriage with Amice his daughter, of land in fields
called ' Grenehale,' ' Apeltonefeld,' ' Bordesdenefeld,' and elsewhere in
Bordesdcne. Witnesses : — Richard de Melkeley, John de Scalariis, John
de Marinis, John de Lesnes, and others (named). Injured.
[Herts.] A. 1155. Release by Laurence de Brok, son and heir of the late Sir
Hugh de Brok, knt., to Elizabeth, late wife of Sir William de Montacute,
knt, of all lands, &c., formerly his father's, in 'la Hyde' in Langeley
'Abbots. Witnesses: — Sirs Giles de Trompeton and Robert Malet, knts.,
and others (named). Aston Clynton, Thursday before St. Gregory the
Pope, 17 Edward II.
[Herts.] A. 1156. Grant by Roger dc Blakevile to Richard, the prior, and the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Langele, situate as described.
Witnesses: — [Ra]ndulph de Cheyndedut, Thomas de Bulestrode, John de
Blakevile, John de Lesnes, John dc Anesty, and others (mimed). [A.D.
1223-1252.] Injured.
[Herts.] A. 1157. Bond of Michael Nevell, of Goteherste, Bucks, to Thomas,
cardinal archbishop of York, in 100/., if he omit to make sure to the latter
the lands, &c., lately held by John Welshe, deceased, in Chestehunte, or in
cos. Essex and Middlesex, or other legacies bequeathed to the cardinal by
the will of the said Welshe. 20 June, 9 Henry VIII.
[Herts ?] A. 1158. Release by Walter de la Grene, of Gatesberi, to John, the
prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of a rent of 12d. issuing
from three acres of land in Heneworthe, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Sirs John de Escalers, John Baard, and Robert de Larekele, John .de
Burdesdene, and others (named). [A.D. 1252-1258.]
[Herts.] A. 1159. Acquittance by Hugh de Marines from all suits " comitatuum
et hundredorum," &c., of 10 acres of land which Hugh the Chaplain
(Capellanus) holds of the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
in Westmeln. Witnesses : — John de Lesnes, Jobn le Bel, Peter Bussel,
and others (named),
[Herts.] A. 1160. Grant by Richard son of Robert, to Richard son of
Edmund (for 31*. 8d. paid to himself and \9d. to Leticia his wife), of land
in Westmelne, situate as described. Witnesses: — Adam de. Bracking,
Simon de Mellecley, and others (named). Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1161. Grant of a rent issuing from land, probably in Shenle, all
particulars being lost. Witnesses : — Ranulph de Mimmes, John Tayleboys,
Peter Kytewylde, and others (named). Shenle, February, Edward [1.].
Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1162. Acquittance by Thomas Jocelyn, the elder, for 60 marcs
. received from his son Thomas, for corn and oats sold him in the manors of
'la Hyde' and Shelewen. London, Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra,
5 Edward I.
[Herts.] A. 1163. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, to John de Marines of the land they had of Luke de Tany in
Westmeln, in exchange for as much of the said John's land in Rughenofeld.
Witnesses : — Luke de Tany, Brian de Trokking, John de Lesnes, and
others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252 ?]
[Herts.] A. 1164. Grant by to Adam de Stratton, clerk, of
16 denariates of land [formerly belonging to] Thomas de la Forde.
Witnesses: — Ranulph de Mimmes, John Tayleboys, and others (named).
Fragment.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Herts.] A. 1165. Grunt by Thomas <le Flanden to Sir .Hugh son of Otho, of
land in the field called ' Eldefcld,' in Flaunden, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Sirs John de Cheyne, John dc Ifos, and Stephen, son of
Stephen de Cheyndut, and others (named).
[Herts.] A.. 1166. Grant by John son of Ralph, to Ralph de Sancto Albano of
land in a field called ' Asfeld sub la Sancele,' in Hertfordingberi. Witnesses :
— John de Waloniis, John son of Vital', Kichard de Thewing, and others
(named).
[Herts.] A. 1167. Grant by R[ichard], the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William son of Godfrey, of land in Berkeden, situate
as described. Witnesses : — Richard Muschet, Roger Hacun, John de
Lesnes, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252 ?]
[Herts.] A. 1168. Grant by John de la Lane, of Cesterhuute, to Walter de
Pevenshee, clerk, on the hitter's marriage with his daughter Alice, of two
messuages and lands in Cesterhunte, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Philip de Cesterhunt, Roger le Blond, Waiter Ossenna, and others (named).
Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1169. Grant by Walter ... to of land in Tyteburste,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Ranulph de Mimmes, and others
(named). Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1170. Grant by John Be .... to William de Poley of land in
Aylfladewyk, &c., situate as described. Witnesses : — Walter Clement,
Martin Jordan, and others (named). Buntyngford, Saturday before the
Apostles Simon and Jude, Fragment.
[Herts.] A. 1171. Demise by Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Gilbert Luvel, of land in Farndunehelle in Bracking, situate as
described. Witnesses : — Walter Clement, Henry de Bracking, Peter
Bnssel, and others (named). [A.D. 1260-1264.] Injured.
[Herts.] A. 1172. Demise by John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Geoffrey Cook, of Chikesaunde, and Alice his wife, of a
messuage with garden on the road leading to Brackinge church.
Witnesses: — Henry de Brackinge, Ralph Lovel, and others (named).
[A.D. 1252-1258.] -Annexed to A. 1171. Much injured.
[Herts.] A. 1173. Grant by Ralph, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to John de Tungrene, for 20*., of land in Wydihale at a yearly
rent of I8d. Witnesses : — Walter Jurdan, William de Poleye, and others
(named). [A.D. 1302-1316.] Injured.
[Herts.] A. 1174. Acknowledgment by Adam Eynel that he owes Silvester de
Eton 291., which he promises to repay to Isabella, sister of Silvester, Emma
and Matilda her daughters, and William her son, and the other daughters of
Sylvester's sister herein named, at the times and by the instalments specified,
the first payment to be made at All Saints day, 1269 ; under the penalty
and conditions herein specified. Witnesses : — Adam, son of William dc
Ilemelamstude, John, son of Henry de Horewode, and others (named).
1269.
[Herts.] A. 1175. Grant by William de Hodenho to the prior and convent of
[Holy Trinity, London], of land in the field called ' Ailmarescroft ' in
Widihale, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Bocland, knt.,
Brian de Tracking, and others named. Friday after the Apostles Peter
fliul Paul, 39 Hen. III. Injured.
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A. 1176. Grant by Richard, son of Robert son of Peter, to Richard
son of Estmund, for If)/., of an acre of land in Westmelne, situate as
described. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de Gatesbyry, Adam do Braking,
Thomas de Bordesden, John de Lesnes, and others (named).
A. 1177. Grant by Simon de Forneus to John, son of William Thurgar,
of Cotenham, of the land that Robert Paen, of Pelham, sold the said John,
in the field called ' Kingescroft,' in Bordesdan. Witnesses : — Richard de la
Rokele, Robert, son of William de Parva Hormede, and others (named) .
A. 1178. Agreement whereby Henry son of Reiner grants to Geoffrey
the Priest of Sendlegh, for life, the land that Thomas his brother held iu
Senlegh, and the dwelling with land that belonged to Walter Spir. Wit-
nesses : — Adam and Alan de Sumeri, Roger son of Symon, and others
(named). Injured,
A. 1179. Grant by Walter de la Grene, of Gatesberi, to John, the prior,
and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of a rent of I2d. paid by Symon
Abot for 6 acres in Hardene and elsewhere. Witnesses much as in A. 1158.
[AD. 1252—1258.]
A. 1180. Acquittance by Thomas de la Forde for 40*. received from
John, sou of John de Titeburste, by the hands of Adam de Strattone, clerk,
for an annual rent of 6*. 4d., which the said John formerly sold to him by
deeds which he has delivered to the said Adam on receipt of the above sum,
which John is bound to repay the latter : to whom he hereby relinquishes
all right to the said rent, John having sold it to the said Adam for ever.
London, Thursday next after St. Edmund the King, 53 Hen. III.
A. 1181. Release by Amissia, late wife of Gilbert Bercar', of Absedene,
to Eustace, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of a
messuage and land in Absedene that came to her as dower. Witnesses : —
Brian de Thorcking, Walter Hakun, and others (named). [A.D. 1264-
1280.]
A. 1182. Grant by William Pery, of Ware, to Sir William Oldhall,
knt., Philip Bottiller, John, Thomas, and William Pery, his sons, and two
others, of all his goods and chattels in Ware, or elsewhere. 16 February,
26 Hen. VI.
A. 1183. Grant by the abbot and convent of St. Albans to the nuns of
St. Mary de Prato, — the property granted being lost ; except that this
grant seems to have been made in confirmation of a previous grant by abbot
Garinus. [A.D. 1188-1195. See Dugdale's Monasticon, ii. 188.] Much
injured.
A. 1184. Release by Thomas son of Adam, for 9 marcs, to Seiher
son of Henry, of land in .... upon certain covenants and conditions
specified. Witnesses : — Thomas del Waud, Master W. de la Dune, then
sheriff of Middlesex, and others (named). 18-20 Hen. III. Much injured.
A. 1185. Grant by Hugh de Marines to William, son of Jordan de
Alseswyke, of land and a messuage in Westmilne. Witnesses : — John de
Marines, Michael Master, Ralph de Chiperevile, and others (named).
A. 1186. Release by the abbot and convent of St. Albans to Thomas
West, of a messuage and lands, &c., called ' Gunneslond,' in Parksokne, at
an annual rent of 21*. 8d. "In our Chapter House," 1 June,
21 [Edw.] IV. Portion of document only.
A. 1187. Confirmation by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Christ-
church, London, of the grant by Yvo, son of Hugh de Berkedene, to Robert
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de Widehale, of land in Widehale, to be held of the convent in capite at a
yearly rent of Gd. Witnesses : — Nigel the Priest of Tracking, Philip de
Hormade, James de Sumereshale, Eobert the Priest of Widehale, and others
(named). [A.D. 1197-1221.]
Underwritten: — "Juravit predictus Robertus in capitulo nostro super
quatuor ew' quod fidelis erit ecclesie Christi et canonicis de hoc
tenemento."
[Herts.] A. 1188. Demise by John de Brutewell to Adam [de Strattpn, clerk],
of a messuage and land in Harpesfeld, for 10 years from Michaelmas,
51 Hen. III., paying the yearly rent thereof instead of the said John to
the abbot and convent [of St. Albans]. Other covenants specified.
Witnesses: — . . . . de Bachesworth, Peter de Gedeleston, John de Bas-
singeburne, knts., and others (named). 51 Hen. III. Only half the
document remains, injured.
A. 1189. Demise by Emma, late wife of Walter de Camera, to
Thomas de la Ford, for 9 years from Michaelmas, 52 Hen. III., of land in
Tyteburst, in fields called ' Dene ' and ' Hundeshul.' Witnesses : — Eanulph
de Mimmes, John Taylebos, John de Buvile, and others (named).
52 Henry III. Fragment of seal. Injured.
A. 1190. Release by William Basset, the elder, of Esynden, to John
Say, knt., John Puller, Thomas Prowet, clerk, and Thomas Braugbyng, of
the lands, &c., in Esynden, Bishops Hatfield, and elsewhere in co. Herts,
which they had by feoffment of John Noreys and John Node. 16 June,
13 Edward IV.
A. 1191. Duplicate of A. 1163., q.v.
A. 1192. Grant by Nicholas Letchoworthe, of Ramsey, to Margaret
his sister, of land in Ramsey, situate as described. Witnesses : — John
Ravele, bailiff" of Ramsey, and others (named). Monday, St. Valentine's
day, 42 Edward IH. Seal.
A. 1193. Release by Ralph, son and heir of Robert . . . , to Sir
William de . . . , vicar of St. Ives, of the third part of a messuage in
[St. Ives ?], that Cecilia his mother held by way of dower. Witnesses : —
Roger, son of Ivo de Goldherst, Thomas the Clerk of Broucton, and others
(named). Wodeherst, 2 Edward III. Fragment, much injured.
A. 1194. Agreement made to settle the disputes between Ranulph, the
abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, and Alice, formerly wife of Ralph de
Trubevile, as to the claims made by the latter from the abbey to a road
(calceta), which she asserted was on her fee, a pair of scarlet hose, 2 Ibs.
of pepper, 2 Ibs. of cumin, 1,000 eels (millenarium angwillaruni), and to
have common in the abbey wood annually. The said Alice releases the
abbot from all claims, and the abbot and convent grant her and her heirs
40 cart-loads of underwood yearly from the wood of St. Ives, and
1,000 eels or half a marc, and to herself 20 other cart-loads for life.
Witnesses : — Geoffrey de Caxton, William de Sancto Georgio, John de
Claris Vallibus, and others (named). 18 May, 22 Henry in. Seal.
[Hunt] A. 1195. Release by Isabella, daughter of William Ruffus and
' Nicholae ' de Hemmingeford, to the abbot and convent of Ramsey, of her
right to the rents of a pair of scarlet hose, &c., claimed as above \see
A. 1194], on account of a tenement that belonged to her parents in
Hemmiugeford, and of her claim of underwood in the wood of St. Ives.
Witnesses:— Henry de Colne, then sheriff of Hunts, William de Sancto
Georgio, William de Lacu, and others (named). [22-27 Henry III.]
Seal.
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[Hunt.] A. 1196. Certificate by Jocelin de Stivecle, steward of Ramsey, that,
he has paid 40 inarcs into the Exchequer for Robert, abbot of Ramsey,
demanded by Exchequer summons for a certain " promissum " made for the
right to hold a fair at St. Ives ; of which 40 marcs he has received 10, and
the remaining 30 are assigned him out of the farm of Wivebodesham,
which he holds of the abbey. Witnesses : — R., dean of Lincoln, Master R.,
sub-dean, Master G. de Rowell, and others (named). [A.D. 1205.] Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1197. Duplicate of the above. [Except that the times of repay-
ment of the 30 marcs are specified, viz., 47. at Easter next after the death
of Hubert archbishop of Canterbury (which took place 13 July 1205), and
4.1. at each of the four usual terms following,] Fragment of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1198. Grant by John Chyksonde, of Huntingdon, to John Bocher,
the younger, merchant, John Puller, draper, John Bocher, the elder, all of
St. Ives, and Nicholas Bocher, of Bychehamstede, of a messuage in St. Ives,
situate as described. St. Ives, Monday the Vigil of Epiphany, 6 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1199. Grant by Nicholas, son of Simon le Hauekere, of St. Ives,
to William de Gorton and Richard de Spaldyng, clerks, of an annual rent
of 6s. Sd. issuing from the messuage that Robert Whyri and 'Agnes his wife
hold in St. Ives, situate as described, which belonged to Simon his father.
Witnesses : — John le Hauekere, Roger le Noreys, of Wodehurst, and others
(named). St. Ives, Monday next before the Translation of St. Edmund the
King, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1200. Demise by the above-named four grantees [see A. 1198]
to William Judde, Thomas Judde, and Thomas Couper, clerk, of a messuage
and six acres of land in the town and meadows of St. Ives, which they had
lately by grant of John Chyksonde, of Huntingdon. St. Ives, 26 July,
13 Henry VI. Two out of four seals remaining.
[Hunt.] A. 1201. Demise by John Burgoyne, of Dray ton, Thomas Hore, John
Depyng, John Gillyng, clerks, Thomas Burgoyne and John Walter, of
Craweden, to John Hore, of Childerley, of all lands, &c., that Roger
Banastre, of Wakefield, co. York, holds for term of his life, by demise of
the said John Hore, in Great Raveley. Witnesses : — Nicholas Styvecle,
knt., John Pulter, and others (named). " Ravele Magna, 3 May, 5 Henry VI.
Three seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1202. Release by Thomas Judde, of St. Ives, Hunts, to Thomas
Browys and William Melburne, of the same place, of a messuage iu St. Ives,
situate as described, which he had with other property by feoffment of John
Wake, William Tayllard, John Collan, and John Mystrechambre.
20 February, 5 Henry VII.
[Hunt.] A. 1203. Certificate by Hugh de Sulegrave, abbot of Ramsey,
formerly prior of St. Ives, that the abbey has granted to the priory of
St. Ives, for the increase of bread and support of a more liberal hospitality
there as herein specified, their tenement with appurtenances in W[oo]de-
hirst and a croft in St. Ives. The Chapter House, Ramsey, the morrow of
St. Maurus the Abbot, 1263.
[Hunt.] A. 1204. Grant by Mabel, late wife of Sir William Grimbald, and
Robert Grimbald her son, to Roger de Nortone, clerk, for G marcs, of the
messuage with appurtenances in Houton by St. Ivec, which they had by
feoffment of lady Mary, formerly wife of Stephen de Houton. Witnesses :
'—Ralph le Noreys, John de Wystowe, and others (named). Fragment of
teal.
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[Hunt.] A. 1205. Demise by John le Hanker, of St. Ives, to Nicholas, son of
Symon le Haukere, his brother, for his life, of a messuage in St. Ives,
situate as described. Witnesses : — William Mowyu, of Hirst, John de
Wardeboys, Roger Noreys, and others (named). St. Ives, Trinity Sunday,
10 Edward II. Portion of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1206. Grant by John le Fischer to Adam Wyoth, both of St. Ives,
of a messuage in St. Ives, and land in the field of Nidingworth in the
' quarantene' called ' Schortbeuehill,' and in the meadow of St. Ives in a
place called ' Corlouforlond,' all situate as described. Thursday after
St. Andrew, 15 Edw. II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1207. Grant by Matilda, daughter and heir of .John de Erhith
(or Herhyth), of St. Ives, widow, to Ralph, son of Benedict ie Chamber-
leyn, of all her lands, &c., in St. Ives, Slepe, Huntingdon, Halliwell,
Nuldingworth, Wodehirst, Bluntesham, and Herhyth (Earith), which she
inherited from her father; with reversion to herself if he die childless.
Witnesses : — John de Herforde, then bailiff of Huntingdon, and others
(named). St. Ives, Wednesday, the feast of Mary Magdalen, 23 Edward III.
Seal defaced.
Endorsed : " Predicta Matilda prius f'uit sponsu Heire, et Heire
" obiit, et postea fecit istam cartam, et postea sponsa dicto Radulfo et
" postea," &c.
[Hunt.] A. 1208. Release by John le Hauekere, of St. Ives, to William de
Cortone and Richard de Spaldyng, clerks, of the messuage in St. Ives
which they have by feofiment of his brother Nicholas le Haukere. St. Ives,
[Monday] before the translation of St. Edmund the King, 10 Edward II.
Seal. Injured.
[Hunt.] A. 1209. Grant by Thomas Erhethe, of Slepe St. Ives, to Thomas
Fysscher of land in St. Ives, in the ' Mylnefeld,' in the furlong (studio)
called ' Lymeyerdis,' and in ' le Garbradis,' situate as described. St. Ives,
Trinity Sunday, 2 Richard II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1210. Release by Robert de Swayefeld, and Emma his wife, to
[Ramsey Abbey] of the land in St. Ives which they had by demise of
Richard le Eyr, of Niddingworth, a"nativus" of the abbot and convent.
Witnesses : — William Mowyn, and others (named). St. Ives, Sunday before
St. Gregory, 10 Edward II. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1211. Grant by William de Balesham to Richard Lomb, burgesses
of Lynn, for 11 marcs, of land with buildings thereon, £c., in St. Ives,
situate as described. Witnesses : — John de Yspania, then mayor of Lynn,
Elyas de Middelton, steward of Lynn, Robert de London, William de
Lindeseye, burgesses of Lynn, and others (named). Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1212. Grant by Henry le Barkere, of Henimyngford Abbots, to
William de St. Ives and Matilda his wife of an acre of land, situate as
described [in Hemmingford]. Witnesses: — John Portehor?, John Chyve,
and others (named). Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1213. Grant by Henry, son of Symon Tanner, of Emmyngford
Abbots, to William de St. Ives and Matilda his wife of land in Middclfeld
in Emmyngford Abbots, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Porthors,
Robert Townsend (ad finem ville), John Chyve, and others (named).
Injured. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1214. Release by Richard le Eyr, of Nyddyngworth, to Robert
de Swayefeld and Emma his wife of the land in St. Ives that Geoffrey de
Halywell and Beatrix his wife formerly held of him. Witnesses : — Giles
de Haly well, William Mouyn, of Woldhyrst, and others (named). Halywell,
Thursday the Annunciation, 4 Edward II.
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[Hunt] A. 1215. Grant by William, son of Hugh de Dunstaple, fisherman,
and Nicholaa his wife, to Robert de Hale, rector of Gravele, for eight
marcs, of a row (rengid) of houses in Brigestrate, St. Ives, situate as
described, abutting on the highway leading from the stone cross to St. Ives
bridge. Witnesses :— William de Stowe, John and Ranulph de Clervaus,
Richard de Bayllol, of Boucton, and others (named) . One seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1216. Grant by Roger, son of Baudri de St. Ives, to William
Miller (Molcndinario), of Wardebos, of sufficient land in St. Ives to erect
a mill or mills upon, over against Badewrth on the north ; reserving the
rents specified. Witnesses : — Oliver le Moygne, of Ravele, Geoffrey de
Wintouia, William Butler (Pincerna), of Brocton, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1217. Grant by Richard de Molesworth, in Woldhyrst, to Ivo,
sou of Thomas de Woldhyrst, and Cecilia his wife, of land in the meadow
of St. Ives on the 'quarentene' called 'le Swathes,' situated as described.
Witnesses : — John de Swynef ord, Ralph le Noreys, Henry le Eyr, of
Wodehyrst, and others (named). St. Ives, St. Peter in Cathedra,
33 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1218. Release by Ralph de Wynton, of Ramsey, to Hugh, the
abbot, and the monks of Ramsey, of a meadow called ' le Holm,' in the
parish of St. Ives. Witnesses: — Master Gilbert de Weppested, William
Noreys, John de Sulegrave, and others (named). [A.D. 1254-1267.]
Hunt. A. 1219. Release by John Geffron, of 0 version, co. Northampton, to
John Asshewell, of Overtonlongvile, Hunts, of all the lands, goods, and
chattels, &c., which he, together with John, Earl of Somerset, William
Athall, William Geffron, and John Stokes, now deceased, had by feoffment
of William Asshewell, of Overton. Overtonlongvile, 30 March,
19 Edward IV.
[Hunt.] A. 1220. Grant by Richard Jekis, of Woltwestone, to William
Wawcleyn, of Sibythorpe, of a half "placium" of land in Sibythorpe with
the buildings thereon, and 16 acres of land in Woltwestone fields, the
situation of every parcel of land being minutely described. Woltwestoiie,
Sunday before Ascension day, 16 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1221. Grant by John de Hotost, Roger Grymbaut, William de
Hotost, and Richard and John Jekes to Simon, abbot of Ramsey, ofleave
to enclose and hold separately his "cultura" called ' le Hulkslond,' in
Woldweston, free from any claim to common for beasts thereon by
themselves or their heire. Woldweston, Tuesday the feast of St. Denis the
Martyr, 18 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1222. Demise by Joan, late wife of Edmund Hotost, of Woldwes-
ton, to Simon, abbot of Ramsey, for her life, of the lands, rents, and services
in Woldweston specified herein, which she holds as dower ; in exchange
for which the abbot grants her an annuity of 264'. 8d., and a coloured robe
with suitable fur yearly for life. Witnesses : — John le Lord, of Lejghton,
Richard Jekes, and others (named). Broughtou, Sunday after the nativity
of the Virgin Mary, 3 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1223- Grant by Fabian le Gost, of Ramsey, to the church of
St. Mary of Byru [sic : Bury], for support of the poor, of three acres of land
towards Ricroft, situate as described; for which grant the almoner of
Ramsey will give him all his life five monk's loaves, and beer, &c., weekly,
and a tunic, £c., yearly, as a servant of the hospital. Witnesses : — Geoffrey
de Vincester, William de Eleswrth, and others (named).
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[Hunt.] A. 1224. Release by Gilbert de Weppestede to Ramsey Abbey, of land
in Woldwestone which he had by grant of the said abbey, for the health of
the souls of himself and Petronilla his wife, and for three quarters of
wheat and three of dredge (dragetum) to be paid him yearly for life, at
his house in Bychehamstcde. Witnesses : — Sir William Camberlan, Master
Stephen de Walsok, and others (named). Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1225. Grant by lloger, son of John Cook, of Barnsey, to Margaret,
late wife of Henry Cook, of Ramsey, of land in Upwode, adjoining the
mill of Bigging. Ramsey, Tuesday before Michaelmas, 35 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1226. Grant by William Brekespere, of Parva Stivecle (Little
Stukeley), to William le Peyntour, of Bramptone, of land in Little Stukeley,
situation minutely described. Saturday the morrow of the Epiphany,
11 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1227. Release by Alice atte Okes, relict of William Atte Okes,
of Huntingdon, to Sir William Herward, chaplain, of a tenement in
Huntingdon. 4 June, 7 Hen. VI.
[Hunt.] A. 1228. Grant by Richard de Molesworthe to Ivo, son of Thomas
de Woldhirst, of a messuage with a garden, croft, and land, in the fields
of Woldhirst. Witnesses : — William Mowyn, John Humfrey, of Warde-
boys, Roger Noreys,.of Wodehirst, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1229. Grant by William Knyvet, knt., to h.is son, Charles Knyvet,
and Anne his wife, of the manors of Hammerton and Wynwike, with all
their appurtenances, for term of their lives and the longer liver of tfiem ;
and appointment of attornies to deliver seisin of the premises. Paper
draft.
[Hunt.] A. 1230. Letters patent giving licence to Roger Norton, for the fine
paid by (he abbot, to assign to Ramsey Abbey a messuage with 188 acres
of land in Hoghton and Wytton, to maintain a chaplain to celebrate divine
service daily for ever in St. Benedict's, Ramsey, for the souls of Roger and
his ancestors. Langele, 18 November, 1 Edw. [III.]
[Hunt.] A. 1231. Grant by John Masour, of Gurmencestre, and Beatrix his
wife, to Thomas Fuller, of Hemmyngford Abbat, of land in the fields of
Hemmyngford aforesaid, situate as described. Hemmingford Abbat,
Friday, the feast of St. George the Martyr, 41 Edw. III.
[Hunt.] A. 1232. Grant by John de Sautre, the abbot, and the convent of
Ramsey, to Roger de Norton, for life, of a messuage with 188 acres of
land, and a cottage with a " placia " in Houghton and Wytton, with rever-
sion to the abbey at his death. Ramsey, Saturday after St. Augustine,
5 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1233. Grant by William Iselep and Nicholas Holdy, clerks, to
Simon Dallyng, Simon Thorham, Robert Spylman, and Roger Bowbryge,
clerks, of a messuage and lands in Halywell and Nydynworth, which were
formerly Robert Claydon's, clerk, by feoflment of Ralph Myryel. Halywel,
10 January, 17 Henry VI. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1234. Obligation by John, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey,
to Roger de Norton — in consideration of a messuage and 188 acres of land
he has granted them in Houghton and Wytton by the King's licence and
his own charter [see A. 123O above] — to provide a chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily in St. Benedict's, Ramsey, for the souls of Roger and
his ancestors at the altar of St. Nicholas ; paying such chaplain 70*. a year.
" In our Chapter House," Thursday, St. Andrew's day, 1307.
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[Hunt.] A. 1235. Grant by John do Norhamtou, woolmerchant, and Helianora
his wife, to Walter Russel, of Herford, for six marcs, of a messuage in the
parish of St. John the Baptist, Huntingdon ; with a elause that if hereafter
the grantors or their heirs wish to claim the said messuage, their lands and
tenements in Northampton shall remain to the grantees and their heirs for
ever. Witnesses: — Aluered sou of Aluered, Robert Hardi, Stephen "in
ciraeterio," and others (named). Seal and fragment.
[Hunt.] A. 1236. Grant by Kobert sou of Daniel to Ramsey Abbey of land in
Heytbmundegrave [in Bury] ; in return for which the abbot and convent
have granted him a corrody of a monk's loaf and mess of meat, two small
measures (gratia) of potage and a gallon of beer daily for his life.
Witnesses : — John de Clervall, Geoffrey de Wynton, Philip de Elesworth,
and others (uamed).
[Hunt.] A. 1237. Grant by Thomas Jacob, of Huntingdon, to Thomas Godfrey,
of the same place, and John Semblant, of Merden, of all his lands, &c., in
the parishes of Huntingdon, Lynton, and Eastpecham. Monday before
St. Andrew the Apostle, 6 Henry V.
[Hunt.] A. 1238. Release by Thomas Legat, son and heir of Alice Brampton,
to John Warde, of Ram&ey, of a messuage and lands in Heightmondgrove,
Upwod, and Wystowe. Heightmondgrove, Tuesday, the morrow of
St. Barnabas the Apostle, 14 Henry VI.-
[Hunt.] A. 1239. Agreement between Richard, abbot of Ramsey, and the prior
nnd convent of the same place. The prior and convent shall receive yearly
8/. from the manor of Heniyngford, belonging to the abbot's " Camera "
[Exchequer], in recompense of the 8/. that Joan, late wife of Roger de Hirst,
receives from the manor of Hemyngton, belonging to the office of cellarer
of the convent, by grant of the abbot, prior and convent, for the corrody
she used to receive from the monastery ; the 8/. to be a first charge on the
said manor. Chapter House, Ramsey, 1 July, 1367.
[Hunt.] A. 1240. Grant by Thomas Camvile, of Hetmundgrove, to his son
John Camvile and Alice his wife, of all his lands in Hetmungrove, Brry,
Rumesey, and Upwode. Witnesses : — John Mereweder, of Ramesey, then
bailiff, and others (named). Hetmundgrove, Sunday after Michaelmas,
5 Henry IV.
[Hunt.] A. 1241. Grant by Sarra, late wife of Simon de Burwelle, to Thomas
de Storolf and Gilbert de Warrewik, of a portion of a messuage in Heygh-
mundegrave, situate as described. Witnesses : — John de Lecheworth, and
others (named). Heyghmundegrave, Monday the feast of St. Dunstan,
11 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1242. Release by Richard dc Hemmingeford, called ' le Messager,'
to Hugh, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of 28 acres of land in
Hemmingeford Abbots ; the extent and situation of each portion of the
Land being accurately specified. Witnesses : — Sirs John de Grey, Reginald
de Grey, Walter the Chamberlaiu, then steward of Ramsey, Berensar le
Moyne, William de Queye, William de Suthbyri, John Mowin, Robert de
Ouninton, and Alexander le Moyne, knts., and others (named). [A.D. 1254-
1267]. Seal.
[ Hunt.] A. 1243. Release by Richard de Hemmiugeford, called ' le Messager,'
to Hugh, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey of the above 28 acres of
land in Hemmingeford Abbots [sec A. 1242.] ; all particulars being
omitted. Witnesses: — Sir Walter the Chamberlain, then steward of
Ramsey, John Moyn, Robert de Cuniuton, Alexander le Moyne, knts.,
and others (named). [A.D. 1254-1267.] Portion of seal.
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[Hunt.] A. 1244. Demise by Richard Dyke and John Cooston, burgesses of
Huntingdon, to John Derby and William Motte, clerks, of a parcel of a
tenement in St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon, of the size and situation
described. Witnesses : — Thomas DoneU, then coroner, Richard Motte
and John Alcumbury, then bailiffs of Huntingdon, and others (named).
Huntingdon, Saturday before the Exaltation of Holy Cress, 39 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1245. Letters of attorney of Thomas Legat, son and heir of Alice
Brampton, empowering John Draper to deliver possession to John Warde of
a messuage and lands in Heightmondgrove, Upwode, and Wistowe,
according to his deed dated Tuesday the morrow of St. Barnabas,
14 Henry VI. [A. 1238.] Heightmondgrove, Wednesday after St. Barnabas,
14 Henry VI.
[Hunt.] A. 1246. Grant by John the Marshal (Marscalhts), of Hocton, to
Hugh, the prior, and the monks of St. Ives, for 40s. and a quarter of wheat,
of four acres of land in Hocton, situate as described. Witnesses : — William
Mowin, Absolom do Haliwelle, William ^oreis, and others (named).
[Circa A.I). 1250.]
[Hunt.] A. 1247. Release by Robert le Wodeward, son and heir of Simon le
Wodeward, of Heytmundegrave by Ramsey, to John, the abbot, and the
convent of Ramsey, of land ia Heytmundegrave, situate as described.
Witnesses : — William le Ryderaan, of Heytmundegrave, Simon de Elles-
worth, and others (named). Ramsey, Monday the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
32 Edward I. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1248. Grant by Alice Branton, of Ramsey, to John Halle, chaplain,
of Ramsey, and John Ramsey, of Hecmegrove, of a messuage in Hecme-
grove (Heytmundgrove), situate as described, which she had by gift and
inheritance from John Roodekoc. Hecmegrove, the feast of the Apostles
Philip and Jaaies, 6 Hen. VI.
[Hunt.] A. 1249. Release by Richard le Mareschal, son of Walter le Marc-
schal, of Craunfelde, to Sir John de Morton, chaplain, and Richard his
brother, of land in Heygthmundegrave, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Robert le Wodeward, Thomas le Hideman, and others (named). Heygth-
mundegrave, Sunday the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 15 Edw. II.
[Hunt.] A. 1250. Release by Margery, daughter of William de Hemmingeford,
to Walter, son of Robert the Heir (Heredis), of Hemmingeford, her brother,
of the land she claimed to hold in Hemmingeford by gift of her said brother
Robert, viz. a messuage which the latter's mother formerly held as dower,
and land concerning which she once brought a writ ot nova disseisina
against the abbot of Ramsey, who had the wardship of the said Walter,
and Matilda, Robert's wife, at Huntingdon before the King's Justice?,
37 Hen. III. Witnesses : — Sir Walter Chamberlain, William de Waldis,
William Noreys, and others (named). [Circa 40-50 Henry III.]
[Hunt.] A. 1251. Grant by Ralph de Vernun to Ranulph de Clerwaus, of land
on the road between Haliwelle and Nydingworth, situation described.
Witnesses : — Sir Berenger le Moync, knt., Symon de Herdwic, William
Hildegar, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1252. Grant by Amice, daughter of Robert, son of Daniel de
Heytmundegrave, " soluta conjugio," to St. Benedict's, Rfimsey, and the
almoner there, of the portion of a messuage in Heytmundegrave which her
father gave her, extent and position described : for which grant Alan do
Laushull, almoner of Ramsey, has given her 12s. and a " riuga dt;
frumento." Witnesses: — Sir John de Clarisvallibus, Ralph de Wintou,
Ralph Pollard, then provost, and others (named).
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[Hunt.] A. 1253. Grant by Hugh Waukclyn, of Hamertone, to Richard, son of
William Carpenter, of Sybethorp, of land in Hillewellefeld and Hungerhul
in Sybethorp, situate as described. Sunday before St. Matthew the Apostle,
15 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1254. Grant by Geoffrey Caperun, son of Richard Caperun, of
Huntingdon, to Walter de Hereford of a messuage in St. Mary's parish,
Huntingdon, situation described, paying Geoffrey ^<J. yearly, and 2s. 6d. to
the prior of Merton, chief lord of the tenement. Witnesses: — Robert
Hardy, Alnred the Dyer ( Tinctore), William Noreys, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1255. Grant by Geoffrey Caperun to Walter de Hereford of a
messuage in the parish of Holy Trinity, Huntingdon, situate as described,
paying 3d. yearly "ad Hagable," viz. Michaelmas. Witnesses; — Robert
Hardi, Alured le Teintorer, Stephen de Cimiterio, and others (named).
Seal.
[Hunt] A. 1256. Grant by Nicholas Freman to Gilbert de Warewik and
Thomas de Storolf of a messuage and land in Heythmundegrave, situation
described, paying yearly 3*. to St. Mary's Chapel, Redebourne, and 6*. to
the manor of Biri (Bury) for the increase of alms. Witnesses: — John de
Lecheworth, Thomas Rideman, and others (named). Heythmundegrave,
Thursday the morrow of St. Edward, King and Martyr, 1336.
[Hunt.] A. 1257. Grant by John de Temisseford to Richard de Lubbenam of
a portion of a messuage in Heythmundegrave, of the extent and situation
described. Ramsey, Prid. Id. Maias, 16 Edw. II.
[Hunt.] A. 1258. Demise by Alexander de Kyngisdelf to John, son of Henry
Rui'us, Beatrix his wife, and their children, of land, &c., in Heygth-
mundegrave in Me Newefeld,' situate as described, for 196 years from
Tuesday the Invention of Holy Cross, 2 Edw. III., with reversion to the
grantor if the grantees die childless. Biry by Ramsey, the Invention of
Holy Cross, 2 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1259. Grant by Reginald de Ewere, of Ramsey, to William de
Gomecestre, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of a messuage and
land in Byri (Bury) and land in Wydenhale, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Philip de Elesworthe, William Brewer (Bratiator), William
le Rideman, and others (named). [A.D. 1367-1385.]
[Hunt.] A. 1260. Agreement between Ramsey Abbey and Emma, late wife
of William de Wald. The latter quitclaims to the abbey three " cotlands "
in Brington and one in Waldweston, &c., which she and her late husband by
chirograph made in the King's Court ought to hold to the end of their lives ;
and the abbot and convent grant to her and her heirs for ever two mes-
suages in Woldweston and the land there which her husband gave the abbey,
and for her life yearly 20 ' ringas ' of wheat, 20 of barley, &c., to be paid
by the bailiff and provost of the manor of Weston. Witnesses: — Master
Gilbert de Wepested, Sir William the Chamberlain, and others (named).
" After Michaelmas, the 4th year of Abbot W[illiam]." Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1261. Demise by Jocelin de Rouceby to Ralph de Sutton, almoner,
and the almonry of Ramsey, of land in Brocton situated as described, to
be held until the said Ralph or his successors almoners have received
12 full harvests therefrom. Witnesses :— Ralph de Wigorn, Richard Paris,
and others (named). Easter, 1245. Fragment of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1262. Grant by Alan le Barkere, sou of the late Richard le
Barkere, of Ramsey, to Ralph de Morton, clerk, of a meadow in the
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'praeria' called ' Cheverheth ' [Heytmundegrave ?], situate as described.
Witnesses : — Robert le Wodeward, of Heytmundegrave, and others (named).
Ramsey, the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 34 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1263. Grant by Robert le Moyne, son and heir of the late Sir
William le Moyne, of Ravele, to lady Juliana le Moyne, late wife of Sir
William lo Moyne, of an annual rent of half a marc that Geoffrey do
Spartegrave was wont to pay his said father for a tenement that Sir Reymond
the Chaplain (Capellanus) holds in Croxston, which he has by gift of
Sir John de Scalariis. Witnesses : — Sirs William de Suthbyri, Robert de
Musters, Philip, son of Philip Ernis, knts., and others (named). [End of
21 Edward I.].
[Hunt.] A. 1264. Certificate of John Cardun, of Wynewik, and Benigna his
wife, that within the quindene of Easter, 1275, at the mandate of William,
abbot of Ramsey, they will at their own expense go before the Justices
at London, return and stay there until the abbot or his attorney at his
own cost has made a chirograph of the land in Aylington that Robert
le Rus formerly held, of which they have made a grant to the abbot
[see A. 1277.] Other covenants specified. Witnesses: — Roger, son of
Hugh Brian, Gilbert and John Fraunceys, and others (named). 1275.
C ] A. 1265. Release by John de Olneye, of Lyllingston Magna, Oxon,
to John de Sautre, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of an annual rent
of Id. paid by Robert de la Burne, of Crangefeud, for all the land of ' la
Burne ' in Crangfeud, which the said Robert had of him and Elena his
wife, and held by fine levied in the King's Court at Westminster. St. Ives,
Tuesday after St. Laurence, 21 Edward I. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1266. Grant by John, son of John de Aylinton, to William, the
abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of an annual rent of 2*. issuing from a
messuage with croft in Aylinton, held by Thomas Joute and Matilda his
wife, situate as described. Witnesses : — Roger, son of Hugh Brian, Gilbert
Fraunceys, and John his brother, and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285],
[Hunt.] A. 1267. Release by John Russel, of Graphara, knt., to William de
Gumecestre, abbot of Ramsey, and his house, of the assarted land in
Elyngton he was wont to hold of the aforesaid house of Ramsey.
Witnesses : — Sir William le Moyne, knt., Stephen de Syhtlingdon, John
de Beaumeys, and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285]. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1268. Grant by William, son of Adam le Lord, of Alkemundbyry,
to Geoffrey Wysdom, of land in Alkemundbyry in a place called ' Rogeres-
holm,' situate as described. Wednesday before St. Barnabas the Apostle,
27 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1269. Grant by John Fraunceys, of Aylington, to Robert, son of
Stephen de Hale, clerk, of land in the fields of Aylington, situate as
described. Witnesses : — John le Lord, of Aylington, Hugh Prest, then
the abbot [of Ramsey's] bailiff in Aylington, and others (named). St.
Gregory the Pope's day, 32 Edward I. Seal broken.
[Glouc.] A. 1270. Grant by Walter de Stivecle to Ramsey Abbey of land
in Flaxley, situate as described. If he cannot defend the said land he
binds himself to satisfy the said abbot and convent with as good laud in
Laushille ; and if Edith his wife survives him and desires part of the said
land as her dower, his heirs shall satisfy her on behalf of (pro) the abbot and
convent. Witnesses : — Sir Walter Chamberlain, steward of Ramsey, and
others (named).
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[Hunt.] A. 1271. Release by Henry Godsweyn, of Aylington, to William, the
abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, for 30s., of land in Aylington, situate as
described, paying therefor Id. yearly to Geoffrey Blundel, of Aylington.
Witnesses : — Sir William Chamberlain, Ranulf de Clervaus, John de
Beaumeys, and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285],
[Huot.] A. 1272. Grant by William Je Freman, of Aylington, to William, the
abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, for 16s., of land in Aylington situate as
described. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Hale, clerk, John de Aylington,
Gilbert Fraunceys, and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285].
[Hunt.] A, 1273. Agreement concluded between John de Langetoft and Alice
his wife, on the one part, and Robert de Hale, rector of Aylingtone, on the
other, to end the disputes between them concerning the lands, &c., formerly
belonging to William, son of John le Lord, and John his son and heir,
in Aylington and Wermington, whereof Robert was enfeoffed and out of
which Alice, mother of the said John, sought reasonable dower. The
said Robert, by advice of his friends (named), on Tuesday before
St. Nicholas, 20 Edward 1., in Aylington church, agreed that the aforesaid
Alice should be dowered anew with the lands in the greater, middle, and
smaller fields in Aylington, herein accuratelj' specified ; wherewith John
and Alice are content for their third part, and that the residue of the whole
tenement of the said William and John should remain to the said Robert,
with the exceptions stated. Robert also agreed that two parts of a capital
messuage, whereof they asserted they were enfeoffed for term of Alice's
life, should remain to them at will, subject to their good behaviour.
Witnesses : — John, son of John de Aylington, Gilbert Fraunceys, John
his brother, and others (named). Aylington, the Vigil of St. Thomas the
Apostle, 20 Edward 1. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1274. Agreement whereby Agnes de la Boneire, of Broucton, demises
to Ralph, the almoner of Ramsey, for 20d. that Ralph gave her in her great
need, land in the field of Broucton, at Tonmangrave, until he has received
10 crops therefrom ; after which it is to revert to her and her heirs.
Witnesses: — Ralph de Wygorn, Richard Paris, and others (named).
" The year that the cycle of the moon runs through 13 [months ?]" Seal.
[Huut.] A. 1275. Release by John de Caltegot and Orabilia his wife, to
William de Gumecestre, abbot of Ramsey, and the convent there, of all
services that might accrue to them from land which Robert, son of Symeon
de Bokesworth, holds of the abbot in Bokesworth at a yearly rent of 2s. Gd.
Witnesses : — Walter de Papeworth, Robert de Conigton, and others
(named). [A.D. 1267-1285.]
[Hunt.] A. 1276. Grant by Jocelin de Rouceby to Ralph de Sutton and his
successors, almoners cf Ramsey Abbey, of land in Broctonfield, in a place
called 'Hirstingrave,' for 10s., a "ringa" of wheat, and one of oats.
Witnesses: — Ralph de Wigorn, Thomas le Butiler, and others (named).
Portion of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1277. Grant by John Cardun, of Wynewik, and Benigna his
wife, to Sir William, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, for 17 marcs,
of land with a toft and croft in Aylington, that Robert le Rus formerly held
of them. Witnesses : — Roger, son of Hugh Brian, Gilbert and John
Franceys, and others (named). [A.D. 1275 : see A. 1264.]. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1278. Release by Emma, late wife of William de Wald, to
Sir William, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of three " cotlands " in
Brinington and one in Waldweston, with their appurtenances, which she
and her husband held for their lives by chirograph levied in the King's
Court ; in return for which they have granted to her and her heirs for ever
two messuages and land in Waldweston which she and her husband held as
above. Witnesses as in A. 1260. 1271.
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[Hunt.] A. 1279. Release by Ralph, son of Roger Noreys, of Wodehirst, to
Johu le Smyth, of Broughtou, William his brother, and Agnes, William's
wife, of land in Broughton. Friday in Pentecost week, . . Edward III.
Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1280. Release by John, son of John Osebern, of Wodewestone,
to John le Webbister and Richard de Thotynham, of his right by inheritance,
after the death of Sir Geoffrey the Chaplain, his brother, to a messuage and
land in Broughton, formerly belonging to Thomas le Webbister. Witnesses :
— William Mowyn and Roger Noreys, of Wodehirst, and others (named).
Broughton, Wednesday, the morrow of All Souls day, 16 Edward II.
[Cornw.] j±. 1281. Release by Roger, son and heir of Amadeus le Golan, to
John de Trebethon, of all land he has or could claim in Trebethon.
Witnesses : — Laurence de Arundell, Benedict de Trewardyan, Richard de
Mores, then bailiff of Coverton, and others (named). On the Itinere of
the Justices at Lancenston, Thursday after St. Denis, 30 Edward I.
Injured.
[Hunt.] A. 1282. Demise by Hugh, son and heir of John de Hygeneye, to John
Catoun, both of Wardeboys, of land in Wardeboys, situate as described,
from Michaelmas, 14 Edward II., till he has received three complete crops
therefrom. Witnesses: — John Unfrey, Robert Berenger, Roger Noreys,
and others (named). Michaelmas, 14 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1283. Certificate by Thomas Botyrwyk. abbot of Ramsey, and the
convent there, of the manumission of William Smyth, of Shitlyngdon, with
all his "sequela." Ramsey, Sunday after the Invention of Holy Cross,
20 Richard II.
[Hunt.] A. 1284. Grant by H[ugh] abbot of Ramsey, and the convent there,
to John, son of Henry de Fareburn, of the " cultura " called ' Stockes '
between W[o]dehurst and Acley, situate as described, saving common therein
to all who ought to have it ; paying 40d. yearly to provide a light on the
altar of St. Mary in Ramsey monastery. Witnesses : — Sir W. de Wicheton,
then steward of Ramsey, Sir Oliver le Moyne, John de Claris Vallibus, and
others (named). [A.D. 1254-67].
[Hunt.] A. 1285. Grant by Walter, son of Jocelin de Stivecle, to Ramsey
Abbey, of all the land in Stivecle which he had by gift of Jocelin, his father,
called ' Bernardescroft,' ' Smaldenedich,' &c., situate as described ; and
release by the same to the same of the said land : for which grant and
release Ranulph abbot of Ramsey has given him 6 marcs. Witnesses : —
Jeremyas de Caxton, then sheriff of Huntingdon, Richard dc Beynvill,
Geoffrey de Caxton, William de Sancto Georgio, and others (named).
[A.D. 1233-1236]. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1286. Grant by Emma, daughter of Henry Waldechef, of Stywecle
Parva (Little Stukeley), to Isabella, daughter of Robert Waldechef, and
Margaret her sister, of a messuage in Stywecle, situate as described.
Witnesses: — William Brekespere, and others (named). Monday after
Easter, 10 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1287. Grant by William le Moyne, to William, his son, and
Alianora, daughter of Sir John de Luvetot, and their children, of his
manors of Sawtre and Roweye, with remainder to another son, Hugh, and
reversion to himself and his heirs successively ; at a yearly rent of 30/.
Witnesses : — Sirs John Russel, Richard de Beynvill, Philip de Rypton, and
Robert de Beaumes, knights, Ranulph de Clerevaus, and others (named).
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lluut. A. 1288. Grant by John de Hamirton, and Alice his wife, to William,
son of Robert de Thychemers, of a fine to be levied in the King's Court ot
the messuage and lands in Stepil Gidding [see A. 1289.], and the land in
Tichemers which they have sold and grauted him by charter, under penalty
of 201., for payment whereof they bind all their lands, goods, and chattels in
co. Huntingdon. Witnesses : — Ralph de Thorneye, Stephen de Lotton,
clerk, and others (named). Peterborough, Friday after St. Augustine,
26 Edward I. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1289. Grant by John de Hamirton, and Alice his wife, to William,
son of Robert de Tichemers, of a messuage and land in Stepil Gidding,
situate as described. Witnesses: — William Engayne, of Littil Gidding,
and others (named). Peterborough, Thursday after St. Augustine,
26 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1290. Release by Robert, son and heir of Richard Beinville, of
Walton, to Richard Shenyngdon, abbot of Ramsey, of all actions for waste
in his inheritance in Wodewalton, of which the abbot had the custody
during Robert's nonage ; he having committed no waste or other
damage therein. Wodewalton, Sunday after St. Barnabas the Apostle,
37 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1291. Deed of sale by Simon de Stivecle to Sir Richard, abbot of
Ramsey, for three marcs, of a messuage in Stivecle that his mother held ;
and quitclaim of assarted land situate as described. Witnesses : — Jocelin
de Stivecle, Master Walter, his brother, Master Geoffrey, parson of Offorde,
Geoffrey de Wintonia, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1292. Grant by Robert, son of John Cook (Cocf), of Wynewyk,
to Geoffrey Wysdam, of a messuage in Little Stukeley, situate as described.
Witnesses : — John de Swyneford, Alexander, son of Sir Philip de Rypton,
and others (named). Styvekle, Sunday, the feast of St. Hugh, Bishop and
Confessor, 25 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1293. Assent by Helewisa, wife of Walter de Bolebec, to the grant
by her said lord of the manor of Walton to Walter, the abbot, and the
monks of Ramsey. " Witnesses, the same as to my lord's grant."
[A.D. 1133—1160.]
[Hunt.] A. 1294. Grant by Mabil, late wife of Robert de Tychemerhs, to
Alice her daughter, of a messuage and land in Stepil Giddyng, that Emma,
formerly wife of William Russell, once held of her. Witnesses : — William
Engaynne, of Little Giddyng, William le Eyr, of Stepil Giddyng, and others
(named).
Hunt. A. 1295. Grant by John Baronn, of Ramsey, to Adam Chaungeour,
citizen of London, Thomas Marchant, chaplain, and Thomas de Santon, of
London, of all his lands and tenements in Nidyngworth and Halywell.
Witnesses-: — John de Rokesdon, John le Heir, and others (named).
Halywell, Wednesday, the feast of St. Mary Magdalen, 40 Edward III.
Seal.
Hunt. A. 1296. Grant by John Sandford, of Pulham, Middlesex, to Peter
Shiphirde, of Nydyngworth, of all the lands and tenements in Haliwell
and Nydyngworth which he had by feoffment of Agnes, daughter and heir
of William de Irland. Nydyngworth, Monday, the morrow of Easter,
36 Edward ILL. Seal.
Annexed : Letters of attorney of John Sandford, authorising Ralph de
Gyddyngg, of Huntingdon, and Hugh Tyffayne, of Fenny Drayton, to
deliver seisin of the above premises to Peter Shiphirde. Dated as above.
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[Hunt.J A. 1297. Grant by John Camville, of Heythmongrave, to John
Bryillyngtou and Kichard Ramsey, of land in the fields of Leccheneye,
situate as described. Ramsey, the feast of the Apostles Symon and Judc,
8 Henry IV. Seal broken.
[Hunt.] A. 1298. Grant by Alice, daughter of Alexander de Haliwell, to
Ralph de Wygornia, for 33*., of an acre in the meadow of Nidingwurth
by Benelode, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Mouhyn, Apsolon
de Haliwell, Jocelin de Rouceby, and others (named).
[Hunt] A. 1299. Release by William de Morton, of Heighmondegrove, to
Thomas Camvylle and Fina his wife, of all the lands in Heighmondegrove,
Bury, Ramsey, and Upwode, which were lately Richard de Morton's, except
the land specified. Monday the feast of St. James the Apostle,
36 Edward III.
[Hunt] A. 1300. Release by Richard le Eyr to William le Eyr, and Mariota
his wife, all of Niddingworth, of land in Niddingworth meadow, in a place
called ' le Fordole,' situate as described. Monday the feast of St. Luke the
Evangelist, 10 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1301. Release by Roger Godfrey, of Nedyngworth, cousin and heir
of Alice Peris, late wife of John Peris, to Thomas Pay, Henry Talle, and
Thomas Degill of a messuage and land in Nedyngworth which were lately
the said Alice's, and whieli he, together with Pay, Talle, Degill, and
others (named) had by feoffment of Thomas, son and heir of John Pulter,
late of St. Ives. Thursday after St. Anne, 34 Henry VI.
[Kent.] A. 1302. Grant by Walter de Euro, citizen of London, to William
Sumpter, of Newenton, of nine " daywercas " of his garden with trees and
all other appurtenances in Newenton. Witnesses : — Nicholas de la Gare,
Robert de Renham, Saher Crevequer, and others (named). Newenton,
Thursday the feast of St. Mary Magdalene, 13 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1303. Grant by Richard du Lay, of Overton Longevill, to Master
John Trivet, rector of Fletton, of all his lands and tenements in Overton
Longevill. Witnesses: — John Cardoun, Robert le Moigne, and others
(named). Wednesday before St. Gregory, 9 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1304. Grant by Thomas Pollard, of Somersham, and Rose his wife,
to John Pulter and John Makesey, of St. Ives, William Gillour, of Stanton,
and John Pycot, of Hicchen, of all their lands, &c., in Nydyngworth and
Halywell. Saturday in Pentecost week, 4 Henry V.
[Cornw.] A. 1305. Grant by Odo de Herchecoth to John son of Robert, for his
homage and service, and for 15s. and a palfrey, of an acre of land in
Trevowein and half an acre in Trevarderch at yearly rents of 2s. and \2d.
respectively. Witnesses : — Robert de Kardinan, Jervase de Hornicot,
Alan de Lunda, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1306. Grant by John le Haukere, of St. Ives, to his brother
Nicholas, son of Simou le Haukere, of a messuage and croft [in St. Ives].
Witnesses : — William Mowyn, of Hyrst, Roger Noreis, and others (named).
Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1307. Demise by Richard le Ery, of Niddingworth, to Joan,
daughter of Ralph de Niddingworth, of land in Niddingworth, situate as
described, for seven years from Michaelmas, 9 Edward II. September 29,
9 Edward II. Seal.
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[Hunt.] A. 1308. Release by William le Eyr, of Niddyngworth, to Sir Simon,
abbot of Ramsey, of all his title to a certain portion of a messuage and land
in Niddingworth, which he had by demise of Richard lo Eyr, a " nativus "
of the said abbey. St. Ives, Tuesday before St. Gregory the Pope,
10 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1309. Demise by Sir Simon, abbot of Ramsey, to Robert de
Swathefeld and Emma his wife, of the land in St. Ives that Richard le Eyr,
of Niddyngworth, formerly held, for term of their lives, paying 5*. yearly ;
with reversion to the abbey at their decease. St. Ives, Wednesday after
St. Ambrose the Bishop, 10 Edward II. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1310. Grant by Richard le Eyr to William le Eyr, and Mariota
his wife, all of Niddingworth, of a ' placea ' with the house built thereon, and
other land in Niddingworth, for a certain sum of money which they gave
him in his need. St. Ives, Michaelmas, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1311. Release by the same to the same, of the above premises in
Niddingworth [see A. 1310]. St. Ives, Michaelmas, 10 Edward II.
Hunt. A. 1312. Grant by William Pekke, of Wodehyrste, co. Huntingdon,
and John Pekke his sou, to William Congerton, Laurence Merton, John
Mynstrechaumbre, John Feeld, and Thomas Puller, of all their lands, &c.,
in Wodehyrste, Halywell, Nydyngworth, Slepe, and St. Ives, which lately
were commonly called '' Cok Halywells londs,' and before that ' Chambre-
leyns londs.' Wodehyrste, 24 August, 17 Edward IV.
Hunt. A. 1313. Agreement whereby John de Lancastre and Mabil his wife
demise to Sir Robert, abbot of Ramsey, their manor of Woldhirst, with a
messuage and 15 acres there that Alice Dikoun holds for her life, which
after her death revert to John and Mabil, and the yearly rent of 14d. that
Alice owes for the said tenement, for term of Mabil's life ; and also a toft
in Ramsey ; the abbey paying therefor 10/. yearly, and to John a robe
with fur of the suit worn by the abbot's esquires. Ramsey, Sunday after
the Purification, 17 Edward III. Portions of two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1314. Grant by William Brekespere, and Joan his wife, to Walter
Pedefer, son of Richard Pedefer, of land in Upwode, lying in a field at
Fabianisphichtel, situate as described. Witnesses :— Benedict Wrau, of
Ramsey, Stephen Provost, then bailiff of Ramsey, and others (named).
Ramsey, Monday, Christmas Eve, 18 Edward II. Two seals.
[Hunt.] A. 1315. Grant by William Hotost, of Woldweston, and Agnes his
wife, to Sirs William de Corton and Robert de Burgh, clerks, of all their
lands, tenements, and rents in Woldweston, together with the reversion
of lands and rents held or paid by the tenants named herein. Witnesses :
— Sir Robert de Hotost, of Clopton, knt., John Lord, of Leighton, John
Cardoun, of Winewik, and others (named). Wednesday the morrow of
the Assumption, 3 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1316. Grant by Madio, son of Adam Howin, of Weston, to
William, son of Hugh de Elintou, for five marcs, of a messuage and croft in
Weston which he holds of Pule son of Richard, and of land there, situate as
described, paying yearly a halfpenny to Madio, and to Fulc son of Richard
two capons and two hens. Witnesses : — William de Wichenton, Ralph
de Stivecley, and others (named). Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1317. Deed of sale by William Bysschoppeston, knt., to Henry
Lench, of Wych, of all trees and underwood growing in his wood, called
' Peytosgrove,' at Waresley, for 14 marcs a year; Lench undertaking to
keep the wood properly enclosed and perform other covenants. 9 April,
12 Henry VI, Portion of seal.
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[Hunt.] A. 1318. Grant by William de Waldis, for the souls of himself,
Emma his wife, his ancestors, and successors, to Hugh, the abbot, and the
convent of Ramsey, of all his messuages, lands, and rents in Waldweston,
Brininthon, and Bythern, as specified herein, paying the rents stated.
Witnesses : — Sirs William le Moyne, then sheriff of Huntingdon, and
Symon de Copmaneford, knts., Walter de Burgh, Hugh le Moyne, Master
Gilbert de Wepstede, and others (named). [A.D. 1259.]
[Hunt.] A.. 1319. Final concord between Hugh abbot of Ramsey, plaintiff, by
William le Chamberleyn, provost, and William de Waldis, deforciant,
whereby the latter warrants to the former the lands, &c., specified in
Woldweston, Bryninton, and Byderne, according to his grant thereof [see
A. 1318] ; and the abbot grants the premises to William, and Emma his
wife, for their lives at a yearly rent of 7*. Gd. Westminster, the Octave
of St. Hilary, 44 Henry III.
[Hunt.] A. 1320. Grant by William Jardyn, of Heygthmundegrave, to Simon
Attecros, of Ramsey, and Marsilia his wife, of a messuage lying in ' le
Whyte,' Ramsey, situate as described. Witnesses : — Benedict Wrau,
William Brekespere, and others (named). Ramsey, Thursday the feast of
St. Hilary, 16 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A.. 1321. Release by the same to the same, of the above messuage in
Ramsey. Witnesses as in A. 132O. Ramsey, Saturday after the
Conversion of St. Paul, 16 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1322. Grant by Marsilia, late wife of Simon Attecros, to Simon
Attecros her son, of the above messuage in Ramsey [see A. 132O, 1321].
Ramsey, Monday before the Purification, 8 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1323. Agreement whereby Michael, son of Michael de Wauton,
tenant of two carucates of land in Waulton, quitclaims such land to Hugh,
the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey ; in return for which the abbot gives
him 20 marcs, 15 quarters of wheat, and a palfrey, and allows him to hold
the land of the abbey by knight service, with the exceptions stated, on
certain specified conditions. Witnesses :— Master Geoffrey, dean of Lenn,
William de Wicheton, then steward, Simon, parson of Waulton, and others
(named). Monday after Trinity, in St. Andrew's Chapel, Ramsey. [A.D.
1254-1267.] Seal broken.
[Hunt.] A. 1324. Demise by William de Hotot to Adam Robat, both of
Woldwestone, of land in Woldwestone, situate as described, for term of
both their lives ; and grant by the same to the same of twp crops off land
that Eadmund de Hotot, his father, formerly granted to Adam for term of his
(Eadmnnd'h) life. Sunday before St. Gregory the Pope, 1 Edward III.
Portion of seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1325. Release by Agnes, late wife of William Hotot, of Wold-
weston, to Robert, abbot of Ramsey, and the convent there, of all the lands,
&c., in Woldweston that were her late husband's, and a yearly corrody and
dress she was wont to receive from the abbey. Broughton, Friday the feast
of St. Mark the Evangelist, 17 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1326. Grant by Hugh, son and heir of Jolin de Hekeney, to John
de Boys and Roger Attewode, all of Wardeboys, of a messuage and land in
Wardeboys, with the reversion of messuages and lands which Amice de
Hekeney, and Cristiana his mother, hold of him as dower for their lives, and
Other reversions there. Sunday before the Purification, 14 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1327. Grant by John Chambyrleyn, of St. Ives, to Roger Wygthe,
Matilda his wife, and William his son, of Wodehyrst, of a messuage and
land in Wodehyrst, situate as described. Sunday after the Apostles Peter
and Paul, 15 Richard II.
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[Hunt.] A. 1328. Grant by William Flote, of Ramsey, to Thomas, son of
John le Cook, ' Fisshere,' and Henry, son of John le Cook, of Hadenham, of
two messuages in Ramsey lying in ' le Wyghte,' situate as described.
Thursday after Holy Trinity, 23 Edward III., and 10th year of his reign
over France.
[Hunt.] A. 1329. Grant by William, son of John Miller, of Ramsey, to John
Grytford, of the same place, of the third part of a messuage in Ramsey and
the reversion of the other two parts after Emma Miller's death, together
with the reversion of lands in Heytmondgrove and Wistowe. Ramsey,
Whitsunday, 6 Richard II. Seal.
[Hunt.] A. 1330. Grant by Robert de Kendale, of Nassington, to Nicholas de
Everwyk, clerk, and Robert de Haisand of the annual rent of 40/. issuing
out of the lands, &c., in Woldhurst that were formerly William Mowyn's,
•which Robert, son of Robert de Thorp, knight, granted to Philip de
Brampton, chaplain, deceased, and himself, with clauses for distress, &c.
Woldhirst, Sunday the eve of St. Thomas the Apostle, 23 Edward III.
French,
[Hunt] A. 1331. Demise by Richard de Molesworth, of Woldhyrst, to Ivo, son
of Thomas de Woldhyrst, and Cecilia his wife, for 40*. given him "in mea
magna necessitate," of land in Woldhyrst and St. Ives, for 20 years from
Michaelmas, 22 Edward I., at a yearly rent of 20*. 12d. Witnesses : —
Henry de Cotenham, Ralph le Noreys, Henry le Eyr, and others (named).
22 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1332. Demise by William, son of Eadmund de Hothot, to Geoffrey de
la Chapele, of Tichemersh, and Joan his wife, of all his land in Wold-
weston and Brynton for 10 years from Michaelmas next at a yearly rent of
23.?., at the end of which term they will pay 100*. to William, his heirs or
assigns. Other covenants specified. The grantor acknowledges he has
received the farm for the first five of the above 10 years. Witnesses : —
Sir Robert de Hothot, knight, and others (named). Woldweston, Friday
before the Annunciation, 2 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1333. Release by Thomas, son of Thomas de Elingtone, to Sir John
de Mortone, chaplain, and Richard his brother, of land in Heyhdmunde-
grove by Ramsey, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir John leMessager,
chaplain, of Heyhdmundegrove, and others (named). Monday the feast of
St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Edward III.
[Herts.] A. 1334. Grant by Nicholas le Maystre, and Amabilia his wife, to
Thomas de Leukenhore of an annual rent of 10s. that Richard de Mussegros
gave them, issuing from a tenement in Westmelne that Peter Bussel once
held. Witnesses : — Brian de Trocking, Theobald de Westmelne, clerk, and
others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1335. Grant by William Mayster to Agnes de Wardeboys and
Beatrice le Coupere of all his goods and chattels wheresoever found.
Heythmundegrove, St. John the Baptist's day, 23 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1336. Grant by Alice, daughter of Walter Graunfrey, of Heyt-
mundegravo, widow, to Nicholas le Freman and Cristina his wife, of all
her portion of a messuage in Heytmundegrave, which has descended to her
on the death of John Graunfrey her brother, together with the dower of the
same when it falls in. Witnesses : — Robert le Wodeward, William le
Mayster, and others (named). Sunday, the feast of St. Valentine the
Martyr, 4 Edward II.
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[Hunt.] A. 1337. Grant by Matilda, relict of Robert Beaumeys, of Ramsey,
to Sir Gilbert the Chaplain (Capellano), living in Ramsey, and Robert
Hunte, of Ramsey, of a messuage with garden and " polyerd " adjoining in
' le Briggestrat,' Ramsey, situate as described, which he had by feoff-
ment of Walter de Kendale and John Pakerel. Witnesses : — Benedict
Wraw, and others (named). Ramsey, Sunday, the Assumption,
18 Edward III., and the 5th year of his reign over France.
[Hunt.] A. 1338. Grant by Agnes, daughter of the late William Je Ploiner,
of Ramsey, to Robert Chastede, clerk, of Ramsey, and Juliana his wife, for
14«., of the fourth part of a messuage in Ramsey between the stone and
wooden bridges, which her father and Emma her mother bought of Robert's
ancestors, which fourth part descended to her at her father's death.
Witnesses : — Elyas Reyner, then provost of Ramsey, nnd others (named).
St. Katherine the Virgin's day, 22 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1339. Grant by Alexander de Ramsey to Richard de Eskecot, of the
meadow that Nicholas Chaplain held of him in Ramsey, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Hugh le Bigot, Thomas and Randulph de Braham, and others
(named).
[Hunt.] A. 1340. Grant by John Wermyngton, cellarer of Ramsey, to Thomas
and William Herte, of the pasture in Wyken and Calvcroft that John Ferme
and John Wyudill lately held by copy; to hold from Michaelmas next for
their lives, at the lord's will, according to the custom of the manor, pay-
ing the cellarer of Ramsey 13s. id. yearly for the same. February, 30th
yeai' of abbot John Stowe.
[Hunt.] A. 1341. Release by Robert Rokysdon, "litteratus," and John Se wale,
chaplain, of Halywelle, to Robert Claydon, chaplain, of a messuage and
lands in Halywelle and Nedynworth, which they had jointly with the said
Claydon. Halywelle, 6 June, 5 Henry V. Injured.
[Hunt.] A. 1342. Letters of attorney of Hugh de Bliye and Alice his wife,
daughter of Robert Peyntour, of Ramsey, empowering John Lavander,
chaplain, of Ramsey, to deliver seisin to John Macons, chaplain, of Wyvel-
ingham, of a messuage and land in Ramsey, as in the grant thereof is con-
tained. Norwich, St. Andrew the Apostle's day, 42 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1343. Release by William le Waleys, and Joan his wife, to Sir
Hugh, the abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, for 10s., of land in Suthlyn-
gedon park. Witnesses : — Sir Richard son of Ralph, knt, at that time
coroner, Nicholas de BoolF, John de la Mare, and others (named). [A.D.
1254-1267.]
[Hunt.] A. 1344. Grant by Ralph de Stivecley to Ramsey Abbey of all the
land he has assarted, situate between the old assarted land he holds of
Ramsey and the common of pasture of the town, &c. Witnesses : —
William de :.Wicheton, then steward, William Mowin, William Paris,
William de Roucebi, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1345. Grant by Robert Bretoun to Robert le Ferour, and Joan his
wife, of land in Ramsey fields, situate as described. Ramsey, Wednesday
after St. Matthew the Apostle, 13 Edward II.
[Hunt] A. 1346. Grant by Henry de Ravele to Hugh Arneborou, and' Alice
his wife, of a messuage in ' le Wygthte,' Ramsey, situate as described,
paying therefor yearly 6d. to the cellarer of Ramsey, and |rf. to the great
altar of St. Mary in the chapel of the Virgin Mary, Ramsey Abbey.
Saturday after SS. Tiburcius and Valerian, Martyrs, 2 Edward III.
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[Hunt.] A. 1347. Grant by Alice, relict of Symonr Pollard, of Ramsey, to
Robert de Peterborough, clerk " de infirmaria " of Ramsey, and Amice her
daughter, of land in Ramsey, situate as described. Sunday, the morrow of
the Epiphany, .30 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1348. Grant by Sarra, another daughter of the late William le
Plomer, to Robert Chastede, of Ramsey, clerk, and Juliana his wife, of her
fourth part in the messuage mentioned in A. 1338. Witnesses as in
A. 1338, Elyas Reyner being described as " bailiff of Ramsey." Prid.
Kal. August, 22 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1349. Grant by John, son of Peter le Barkere, of Ramsey, to Sirs
Simon de Glyntone and Thomas le Pelettier, clerks, of a messuage in
Ramsey, situate as described. Sunday after St. Martin, 12 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1350. Demise by Richard Pedefer to Alice his mother, for her
life, of a tenement in Briggestrate, Ramsey, situation described, at a
yearly rent of 7rf. Witnesses :— William Gerveys, Benedict Wrau, and
others (named). Ramsey, Friday after St. Mark the Evangelist,
5 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1351. Grant by William, son of Peter Russessone, of Enemeth, to
Edmund de Oxendon, for 20*., of a portion of his messuage in ' le Brigge-
strate,' Ramsey, of the size and situation specified, and also of a portion of
the said messuage to increase Edmund's garden. Witnesses : — Master
Philip de Sautre, William Gerveys, and others (named). Ramsey, Sunday,
the Purification, 2 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1352. Agreement concluded between Alice, relict of Sewall de
Heningfeld, and Hugh, abbot of Ramsey, concerning a tenement which
Sewall formerly held in Lausell of the fee of the said abbot, with the whole
of which Alice asserted she was dowered at the church door, by a charter
of the said Sewall which she produced. On inspecting the charter
the abbot granted the whole of the tenement to Alice for life, she under-
taking to pay the abbot yearly 20*., at each of the four usual terms,
beginning St. Andrew's day next, for eight years. Witnesses : — Master
Martin de la Brache, Geoffrey de St. Edmund, Master Gilbert de
Weppested, and others (named). Ramsey, St. Leonard's day, 44 Henry III.
Annexed: Chirograph containing duplicate of the above.
[Hunt.] A. 1353. Grant by William Gardener, of Westderham, Norfolk,
brother and heir of John Welles, chaplain, to Richard Scot, clerk, John
Barkere and John Skynnere, chaplains, of two messuages in Ramsey
that Welles, with others, had by feoffment of Robert Pope, of Ramsey,
chapl&in. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Styvecle and Thomas Warton, knts.,
and others (named). The Invention of Holy Cross, 8 Henry V.
[Cornw.] A. 1354. Grant by Oger de Kernyk to Walter de la Medeschol of all
his lands, &c., in Deugoys juxta Trowythian. Tretherf, Sunday before the
Conversion of St. Paul, 13 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1355. Release by Walter de Witewelle and Juliana his wife to
William de Gomecestre, abbot of Ramsey, for 20s., of land in Bokesworthe
that Robert, son of Symeon de Bokesworth, holds of the abbot at a yearly
rent of 2s. 6d. Witnesses : — William de Bokesworthe and Robert de
Conington, knts., Walter de Papeworth, Nicholas Saucheverel, of Elisworthe,
and others (named). [A.D. 1267-1285.]
[Hunt.] A. 1356. Release by John, son of John Clerk, of Laushill, to Ramsey
Abbey and Henry de Norhamton, then chamberlain there, in a full
court at Brocton, for 42*. given him in his great need, of the land that
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formerly belonged to Robert son of Ambrose in Laushill. Witnesses : —
Sirs William Mowyn and William de Heynet'eld, knts., Sir Flavian de
Laushill, and others (named).
[Hunt.]' A. 1357. Grant by John, son of Ivo de Ramsey, to Sir Ranulph, the
abbot, and the convent of Ramsey, of land in Ramsey situate as described, and
of yearly rents for land held there, viz. 6cl. from Custance his sister, 2d. from
Reyner de Celario, and 2d. from Isabel his mother-in-law. Witnesses: —
Bartholomew and Robert de Wardeboys, Walter de Rydeman, and others
(named). [A.D. 1231-1253.]
[Herts.] A. 1358. Release by Peter, son of Thomas de Sanford, to John, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for \2d., of a pair of gloves
they pay him yearly for land they hold of him in Westmelne. Witnesses :
— Sirs John de Scalariis, John Baard, and Robert de la Rokele, knts.,
John de Marines, and others (named). St. Mark the Evangelist
42 Henry III.
[Hunt.] A. 1359. Grant by Petronilla, late wife of John de Temisford, to
Sir Gilbert de Warrewik, chaplain, of a toft in Heyghtmundegrave situate
as described. Heyghtmundgrave, Monday the morrow of the Annuncia-
tion, 21 Edward III., and the 8th year of his reign over France.
York. A. 1360. Deed of sale by John Wellisburne, an esquire of the King's
body, to Leonard Bekwith, of Stillingfleit, co. York, of 4 meses, four
tofts, and closes in Moreby called ' Gossostecroft,' ' Haverlands,' ' Brigfeld,'
' Shawfeld,' ' the Southfeld,' ' the Southgrene,' ' Newriddyng,' ' Stokkisrid'-
dyng,' < Burnehyrst,' ' Old Ryddyng,' ' Mekill Carre,' ' Armetparke,' and
« Littilwodend,' and a wood called 'the Southgaile,' for 1001., to be paid as
herein specified. 12 February, 20 Henry VIII. Seal. English.
A. 1361. Grant by Nicholas le Carter to William Clervaus, son of
Ranulph Clervaus, of part of a messuage in ' le Briggestrate,' Ramsey, of
the size and situation specified. Witnesses :— William Gerveys, Benedict
Wrau, and others (named). Thursday before the Annunciation
19 Edward II.
A. 1362. Final concord made in the court of John abbot of Ramsey,
before Reginald de Castre, prior of Ramsey, and William de Wassingel','
Justice, whereby John Tusceynz, of Ramsey, and Joan his wife, deforciants,
for 40*., quitclaimed to Robert le Ferrour and Joan his wife, plaintiffs,
a messuage in Ramsey. Smithescroft, Friday after St. Mathias the Apostle
4 Edward II., and the 25th year of abbot John.
[Hunt] A. 1363. Grant by Philip de Clarvall to Ranulph, the abbot, and the
convent of Ramsey, of the lands, messuages, and rents specified in Little
Raveley, Broucton, Kings Ripton, Rokesgrave, Heytmundegrave, and
Ramsey, for the souls of himself, Eroma his wife, and his ancestors.
Witnesses : — Simon de Houcton, then sheriff of Huntingdon, Sirs Walter de
Wassingele, Simon [?de Sumerjford, John Moywn, John de Clarvall,
Walter Chamberlain, Alexander Monk, knts., and others (named).'
[36-37 Henry III.]
[Hunt.] A. 1364. Grant by Edward Parker to Walter Taylard, John Bekes-
well, William Castel, and John Person, of all his lands, &c , in Rinton
Abbots. 10 August, 6 Henry VI.
Hunt. A. 1365. Grant by John de Wauton, William Payn, parson of Buc-
worth, Richard Ramesholt, of St. Ives, Richard Maister, vicar of Styvecle
Magna (Great Stukeley), and Nicholas de Styvecle, to Juliana, late wife
[Hunt.]
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of John Manduyst, of Wermenstre, knt., for her life, of the manors of Great
Raveley, Sautre, Giddyngg, Ludyngton, and Roweye, and all lands, &c., in
co. Huntingdon, which they had by feoffment of William Moigne, of Great
Raveley, knt., with remainder after her death to the said Moigne. Great
Raveley, Sunday in the first week of Lent, 45 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1366. Release by Agnes de Hemmingford, late wife of .Thomas de
Acolt, to the almoner of Ramsey, of a messuage in Ramsey, situate as
described. Witnesses :— • Simon de Herdwik, then steward, and Elyas,
then provost of Ramsey, Stephen de Winton, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1367. Grant by John le Fyscher to Adam Wyot, both of St. Ives,
of messuages and lands in St. Ives, Sclepo, Niddyngworth, and Hemyng-
ford de Grey, situate as described. St. Ives, Thursday next after St. Hilary,
5 Edward III.
York. A. 1368. Grant by Richard Redman, of Thorneton, co. York, to Brian
Hurleston, of Barwicke, co. Lancaster, of a yearly rent of 40.?. issuing out
of his messuages and lands inBentam [?], for three years from the feast of
St. Laurence next, with clause for distress in case of non-payment.
25 March, 4 Edward VI.
[Hunt.] A. 1369. Release by Stephen de Houghton to John, the abbot, and
the convent of Ramsey, of the "placea" in'le Bryggestrate,' Ramsey,
which he had by feofiment of John de Temesford, situate as described.
Witnesses : — William de Wassingle, the elder, John de Claris Vallibua,
Stephen le Porter, of Ramsey, and others (named). Ramsey, Tuesday
the feast of St. Hilary, 3 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1370. Grant by Robert Pedefer and Margaret his wife to Sir
Gilbert de Warewyk, chaplain, and Master John de Glatton, of a mes-
suage in ' le Briggestrate,' Ramsey, situate as described, paying therefor
yearly 6d. to the chamberlain of Ramsey, and Id. to the brethren of the
Hospital of Jerusalem. Witnesses : — Simon Whitingale, Hugh de London,
then bailiff [of Ramsey], and others (named). Ramsey, the feast of St.
Nicholas, 30 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1371. Grant by John Baron, of Ramsey, the abbot's chamberlain,
to Sirs William de Gorton and Robert de Burgh, clerks, of the land in
Upwode that he bought of Richard Tedbold, of Isilham, situate as de-
scribed. Witnesses: — William Clervaux, of Upwode, and others (named).
Ramsey, 28 December, 6 Edward III.
[Herts.] A. 1372. Grant by Peter son of Ro[bert], to Walclin de Sancto
Edmundo, of a third part of two acres in a croft called ' Lankefeld,' in
Cestehunt, situate as described on the road to St. Albans. Witnesses : —
Thomas Chamberlain, John de Kersebrooc, and others (named). Injured.
[Hunt.] A. 1373. Grant by Henry de Orwelle, chaplain, to John Bokeswortli,
of Ramsey, and Alice his wife, of a messuage in ' le Briggestrate,' Ramsey,
situate as described. Witnesses: — Hugh de London, bailiff [of Ramsey],
and others (named). Monday after SS. Peter and Paul, 35 Edward III.
Hunt. A. 1374. Grant by John Bradyle and Agnes Clervaux, his wife, one
of the heirs of William Clervaux, deceased, to John de Bokesworth and
Alice Clervaux, his wife, sister of the said Agnes, of that portion of a
certain messuage in ' le Briggestrate,' Ramsey, situate as described, that
descended to Agnes on her father's "death, with all goods and chattels
therein. Ramsey, 8 May, 25 Edward III.
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[ ] A. 1375. Release by John, son of John de Barton, to Hugh, the
abbot, and the convent of Eamsey, of fields called ' Bakeworthe ' and ' le
Hacche,' in Barton. Witnesses : — Sir Richard, son of Ralph the Coroner,
Bartholomew de Bray, Robert de Norwode, John de la Mare, and others
(named). [A.D. 1254-1267.]
[ ] A. 1376. Release by Gilbert de Warewyk, chaplain, and Master John
de Glatton to the abbot and convent of Ramsey, and the warden of the
greater chapel of St. Mary there, of the tenement which they had by feoffment
of Robert Pedefer and Margaret his wife [locality not stated], to maintain
a light in the said chapel. Ramsey, feast of St. Lucy the Virgin, 31
Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1377. Grant by Richard Curteys, of Ramsey, to Henry de Ravele
and John, his sou, of a portion of a tenement in ' la Whygthe,' Ramsey,
situate as described. Witnesses :— Benedict Wrau, John de Lecheworth,
and others (named). Ramsey, Sunday after St. Valentine's day, 10
Edward HI.
[Hunt.] A. 1378. Grant by Thomas Tychemersch and Alice his wife to John
Wayte, chaplain, and Henry Parker, all of Ramsey, of a messuage in ' le
magna Wygth,' Ramsey, situate as described. Ramsey, the feast of Corpus
Christi, 20 Henry VI.
[Hunt.] A. 1379. Grant by Roger de St. Ives to Alice, his daughter, of the
messuage that was Edelina the Nun's in Ramsey, which he held of Geoffrey,
son of Simon Chamberlain, of whom Alice is to hold it at a yearly rent of
I2d. Witnesses : — Sir Godfrey the Chaplain, of Ramsey, Baldric de St.
Ives, William de Malmesbury, Geoffrey de Vinea, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1380. Grant by William Molt to Nicholas Mite and Alice his
wife, all of Ramsey, of a messuage in ' le Wighte,' Ramsey, situate as
described, paying Grf. yearly to the cellarer of Ramsey. Sunday after
Michaelmas, 37 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1381. Release by Joan Bygge, formerly wife of William Roleg, to
Peter de Overe and May his wife, of a portion of a tenement and ' fcnyard '
in Biyggestrate, Ramsey, situate as described. Wednesday before Palm
Sunday, 22 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1382. Grant by Sir Robert Pope, of Ramsey, chaplain, to Sir John
Wellys, of Ramsey, chaplain, Thomas Hildegar, and Sir John Chedele,
chaplain, both of Alkemundebury, of three messuages in 'le Whighte,'
Ramsey, situate as described. Monday after St. Katheriue the Virgin,
2 Henry IV.
[Hunt.] A. 1383. Grant by John Clerevaus, of Upwode, to Adam le Lavender,
of Ramsey, of a portion of a meadow which he had by feoffment of Robert
Fesant, and a footpath of the extent and situation specified [locality not
mentioned]. Ramsey, Thursday after the Apostles Philip and James,
1 Edward II.
[Hunt.] A. 1384. Grant by Hugh the Clerk, of Ramsey, to Engeram Brewer
(Braciatori) of the messuage that Henry his brother granted to Engeram,
paying therefor I2d. yearly, and saving to them such « hospicium ' as knights
of the honor of Ramsey ought to have. Witnesses : — Thomas de Theref ',
knt., Geoffrey de Wincestre, William de Malmesbiri, Simon Brewer,
Thomas Blunt, Geoffrey de Vinea, and others (named).
[Norf.] A. 1385. Grant by Martin Galien, of Hapesburgh, to Matilda, daughter
of Henry de Sallic', of Clipisby, late wife .of Henry, Martin's son, for her
life, by way of dower, of all his lands, &c., in Wymundham, except the
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dower of Mariota late wife of John, brother of Martin ; for which grant
Matilda releases to Martin his lands in Hapesburgh from all claim for
dower on her part. Witnesses : — Hervey de Redham, Robert de Marham,
Bartholomew de Pikeringbi, Stephen Basset, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1386. Agreement whereby Thomas Caunvyll grants to John his
son, and Alice his wife, and their children, all his possessions in Height-
mondegrove, Bury, Ramsey, and Upwode (as by the grant thereof made
more fully appears), they finding the said Thomas fitting board for his life,
giving him the best chamber in the messuage at Heightmondegrove, and
paying him 20*. yearly. If it happen the said Thomas does not approve
of the board provided for him, he shall receive 40*. yearly instead thereof.
15 August, 13 Richard II. Much injured.
York. A. 1387. Grant by Robert Langton, of Netherlunde in Londesdale,
co. York, to Christopher Merton, of Gargrave, co. York, of the capital
messuage of Netherlunde aforesaid with its appurtenances, to the use of
Clara Merton, daughter of Christopher, for her life, and to other purposes
specified in indentures made between the parties relative to a marriage
between the said Clara (or other relation of Christopher) and Nicholas,
son and heir of Thomas, son and heir of the said Robert Langton. 22 May,
35 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Note of witnesses at the signing and delivery hereof at the
above date, in Clapham Church, and also of the delivery of seisin of the
premises, 2 June, 35 Henry VIII.
[Hunt.] A. 1388. Grant by Ralph Pech and Margaret le Messager, his wife,
for 6*. 8d., to Robert Chaceden, of Ramsey, clerk, and Juliana his wife,
for their lives, of the portion of a certain messuage in the Wythta, Ramsey,
that Ralph le Messager (Nuncitts) and Margery his wife formerly bought
of Robert's predecessors ; of the extent and situation described. Ramsey,
. St. Leonard the Confessor's day, 26 Edward 1.
[Hunt.] A. 1389. Release by John de Wellis, chaplain, to John Somersham,
both oi' Ramsey, of a messuage in ' le White,' Ramsey, situate as described,
which they two lately had by feoffment of William Pudifer and William,
son of the said Somersham. Ramsey, 1 April, 15 Richard II.
[Hunt.] A. 1390. Grant by Yvo Smith (Faber) to Augustine, son of Philip
de Jardino, for 14*., of a messuage in Ramsey opposite the great gate of
the abbey. Witnesses :— Sir William de Wichinton, then steward of
Ramsey, Geoffrey de Wintonia, Thomas Jassede, John de Clarisvallibus,
William de Burgh, parson of Overe, and others (named). Injured.
[Hunt.] A. 1391. Release by John Unfrey, son and heir of John Unfrey, of
Wardeboys, to John de Temisforte and Petronilla his wife, of a messuage
in ' le Brigestrate,' Ramsey, situate as described. Sunday after the Con-
version of St. Paul, 8 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1392. Grant by Ralph Amur and Alice his wife to Ralph de
Mortone, clerk, of six acres of land called ' Northwode ' in Ramsey, situate
as described ; in exchange for which Mortone has given them the messuage
he formerly bought of Symon Segge, and 5 marcs. Witnesses : — Symon
de Elesworthe, William de Rydeman, Stephen de Kyngesdelf, all of
Heitmundegrave, and others (named). Ramsey, the Annunciation,
24 Edward I.
[Hunt.] A. 1393. Grant by Richard de la Grene, chaplain, to John Rose and
Alice his wife, all of Ramsey, of a messuage in Ramsey, lying against
' le Grene,' of the extent and situation specified. Saturday after St. James
the Apostle, 36 Edward III.
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[N'hamp.] A. 1394. Licence to Kobert, son of Walter de Sawtre, and John de
Sutton to alienate and grant one messuage, three mills, and 40 acres of
land in Bernewell and Crowethorp to the abbot and convent of Ramsey,
in consideration of a fine paid by the said abbot. Walsingham, 2 February,
33 [Edward] I. Enrolled and allowed before G[eoffrey] le Scrope and
his companions in eyre at Northampton, 3 Edward III.
[Kent.] A. 1395. Release by John, son of Henry Shouke, of Leesnez, to
William ate Wode, of Earehethe, of the lands, &c., which ought to revert
to him after the death of Margaret, William's wife, in the parish of Leesnez.
Witnesses : — Richard de Kelsterne, bailiff there [at Rochester], and others
(named). Rochester, 4 May, 45 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1396. Grant by Philip Top, of Ramsey, to Walter de Hereford, of
a " placia " with the house built thereon in Brigstrate, Ramsey, size and
situation described; and annual rents of 7<£, 2rf., and Qd.t payable by
Richard le Revere, Robert Grubbe, and Walter Sutor, respectively.
Witnesses : — John de Sulegrave, John de Beaumis, John de W[i]me-
bodesham, then provost of Ramsey, Richard Chasede, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1397. Grant by William de Selleby, of Walton, and Philip Dor, of
Benewik, to William Chacede, of Ramsey, and Emma his wife, of three
messuages in Ramsey, situate as described. Ramsey, Sunday after St.
Valentine's day, 12 Edward III.
[Hunt.] A. 1398. Grant by Beatrice, daughter of the late Sarle Kote, to
Emma her daughter, of the moiety of a messuage in Ramsey, of the extent
and situation specified, paying therefore \d. yearly to the cellarer of Ramsey.
Witnesses : — John Norman, Robert and Simon Chacede, Hugh Dunoh,
William and Roger le Redeman, and others (named).
[Hunt.] A. 1399. Letters of attorney of William Gardener, of Westderham,
Norfolk, empowering William Claxton and John Crispe, of Ramsey, to give
seisin to Richard Scot, clerk, John Barkere, and John Skynnere, chaplain,
of two messuages in Ramsey. The Invention of Holy Cross, 8 Henry V.
[Surr.] A. 1400. Exemplification by the prior and chapter of Christchurch,
Canterbury, of the deed of foundation of two chantries in Christchurch by
Edward, Prince of Wales, on his marriage with Lady Joan, Countess of
Kent; to support which he grants his manor of Faukeshalle, near London,
to the prior and convent. The Chapter House, Canterbury, 16 September
1362. Portion of the conventual seal.
A. 1401. Confirmation by Inspeximus of Simon archbishop of Canter-
bury of the above exemplification, A. 140O. [A.D. 1362.] Archiepiscopal
seal, broken.
A. 1402. Surrender by Thomas Howard, knt., Earl of Surrey, to
Hen. VIII., of the manor of Evyndon, which the King by letters patent
dated at Westminster, 22 Nov., 2 Henry VIII., granted to the Earl's late
wife Anne, one of the daughters of Edward IV., and her children ; cm
account of the decease of whom and of her issue the said manor has
descended to the Earl for his life with reversion to the King. 2 May
12 Henry VIII.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment on the Close Roll.
Leic. A. 1403. Release by Thomas Howard, knt., Earl of Surrey, to
Henry VIII., John Shyrley, Cofferer of the King's Household, and Robert
Orton, of all actions, suits, or demands he might hereafter bring against
them on account of Evyngdon manor 2 May, 12 Henry VIII. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment on the Close Roll.
[Surr.]
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[Lauc.] A. 1404. Release by Edward Wadyngton, of Halifax, co. York, to
John Clerk, of the same place, of all that proportion of lands, &c., in
Tunworth, within the township of Billyngton, that the latter lately acquired
from him by charter [see A. 14O5.] 23 September, 19 Henry VIII.
[Lane.] A. 1405. Indenture whereby Edward Wadyngton, of Halifax, co.
York, sells to John Clerke, of the same place, for 401., all his portion of
lands and tenements in Tunworth, in the township of Billyngton ; promising
to make the said property sure in law upon Clerke's request and at his cost,
and within four years after the present date to cause a partition of the
premises to be made between Clerke and John Deyne, of Tunworth ; with
other covenants. 20 September, 19 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Lane.] A. 1406. Grant by the same to the same of the above portion of lands
and tenements in Tunworth, in Billyngton township ; appointing Lionel
Fulle and George Shotilworth his attorneys to deliver peaceable possession
of the premises to the said Cleike. 20 September, 19 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Note of seisin of the premises being delivered to Clerke's
attorney, 15 February, 19 Henry VIII.
[Leic-3 A. 1407. Certificate by Eobert de Harecurt that he ought to defend to
Ralph son of Ralph, the land of Brantestona (Braunston), as to frank-
pledge, once a year, " sine causa et de scutagio," so as Ralph ought to
restore him the scutage when it falls due. Witnesses : — William de Killby,
Thomas de Overton, Henry de Lilleburne, and others (named).
[Hants.] A. 1408. Grant by Roger Mobrai to the abbey of St. Mary, Quarreria,
of the land in Brerding [? Brading] that William de Widvill gave him,
with a wood by Holiewelle. Witnesses : — Thomas de Aula, William de
Moraville, Walter de Insula, and Geoffrey his son, Philip de Glamorgan,
and others (named).
[Leic.] A. 1409. Release by Joan, late the wife of Henry de Boneville, to
Sir Hugh de Brauntiston and Margaret his wife, of the third part of a field
called ' le Mulnehul,' and of the mill therein, which third part she deraigned
against Sir Hugh in the Kings's Court at Shrewsbury, by writ of dower.
Endorsed: " Quieta clamatio facta in crastino Sancti Illarii anno
Edwardi Regis xi°."
[ ] A. 1410. Grant by William Baddeby, of Assheby Leger, chaplain, to
John Millesone, of Bernghby, and Joan his wife, of all the lands, &c., in
Bernghby which he had by feoffment of the said John. Saturday after
Easter, 44, Edward III.
[Leie.] A. 1411. Grant by Robert de Ros, lord of Beauveir, to Sir Philip
Basset, for .40 marcs, of the wardship and marriage of John, son of William
de Goldingham, which belonged to him by reason of a tenement and fee he
held of him in Burbache, such tenement and fee to be held by Sir Philip
till the full age of the said John, or if John die before he come of age, for
21 years from the present date. Witnesses: — Sirs William de Insula,
Hubert and Richard de Ruly, Henry Sturmy, Robert le Chaumberleng, and
Richard Sturmy, knts., and others (named). Tuesday before St. Luke the
Evangelist, 46 Henry III. Seal.
[Leic.] A. 1412. Acquittance by John Martyn, receiver-general of Edmund,
Duke of Somerset, Constable of England, for 41. 6s. 8d. received from
William Catesby, knt., farmer of that part of Braunston manor that belongs
to the said Duke and Alianora his wife, in full payment of one year's farm,
due at Michaelmas last. 11 May, 31 Henry VI.
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[Leic.] A. 1413. Demise by William, the abbot, and the convent of Lilieshull
to John Catesby and Emma his wife, for 20 years, at an aunual rent
of 4/., of the site of the manor of Braundestonbury, with the lands that
Henry Baruaby, formerly rector of Braundeston, held by demise of the
said convent, except two cottages in Braundestonbury, a meadow called
' Ladygorov,' seven " godes " of meadow by the old orchard, and annual
rents of 17*. called ' Werkselver,' 5*. called ' Lesweselver,' to be paid by
the tenants for the herbage of Falghamwode, and I2d. called ' Fernselver.'
If John and Emma both die before the end of the said term, or if John die
and Emma marry again, or if the rent be one month in arrear, &c., the
term shall forthwith cease, and the abbot re-enter on the premises. Other
covenants specified. Lilieshull, Monday after Michaelmas, 15 Kichard II.
[ ] A. 1414. Grant by Adam, son of Benedict de Morton, to St. Mary of
Essebi (Ashby), and the canons there, of all the lands he bought of Kobert
de Sureia ill Morton (except a " cultura " called ' Westbrets,' which he has
left to his heirs on payment of 4rf. yearly to the said Robert), and the lands
he bought of Robert son of Hernald (except the portion specified, which
he has left to his heirs on payment to Robert son of Hernald of 3d.
yearly). His wife shall have a third part of the lands during her life. The
canons will give his son John food and clothing so long as he is willing to
serve in their house. Witnesses : — William, vicar of Wedon, Walter, then
chaplain of Morton, Symon Malherbe, and others (named).
[Leic.] A. 1415. Demise by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of St. Pancras,
Lewes, to John, son of Benedict de Melton, Marg[aret] his wife, and John
their son, for term of their lives, of the land in Melton that William Larke
formerly held and Richard de Melton now holds ; paying therefor 10*. yearly.
Lewes, the morrow of St. Denis, 32 Edward I.
[Leic.] A. 1416. Demise by John de Gatesden, for term of his life, to Albert,
the prior, and the convent of Lewes, of all his land which was Roger de
Mumbray's, which he had by gift of John Hansard, in Meutun, at a yearly
rent of 10/., to be paid at Lewes. Witnesses : — Nicholas Malemeins,
Thomas Poinant, Peter de Mora, and others (named). February, 1243.
[Leic.] A. 1417. Grant by Hugh de Chintriaco, the prior, and the convent of
St. Pancras, Lewes, to Walter, son of John de Wodeford, of Brentyngby,
of a tenement that Walter Prest held in Melton Mowbray, and a messuage,
curtilage with three " frischie," and land in Melton, all situate as described,
at a yearly rent of 16s. 6d., and doing suit twice a year in their court at
Melton : with remainders in succession to Walter's brother William, and Joan
his wife, John Boteler,William's grandson, John, son of William de Kirkeby,
of Melton, Walter Peyle, of Melton, and John Palmer, of Melton ; with
reversion to the grantors. Lewes, in the monastery aforesaid, the feast of
the Apostles Simon and Jude, 31 Edward III.
[Leic.] A. 1418. Presentment by the jury at the court of the prior of Lewes
held at Melton, that before the rectory house of Melton is a vacant piece
of ground, where the farmer of the said rectory used formerly to make a
dungheap, for which he was amerced at the court of the lord of the town-
ship for blocking the King's highway to the injury of the neighbours ;
under title whereof the bailiff has demised the land to a certain John
Mason to build anew a certain cottage, paying the lord of the township
., whereas he paid nothing before, &c.
Leic. A. 1419. Agreement made between Robert de Napton, knt., and John
Dellerker, clerk of the bishop of Ely, in the bishop's name, in presence of
Henry de Hockele. Sir Robert shall retake estate in the manor and
advowson of Musterton from the bishop of Chester, and make estate therein
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in fee simple to the bishop of Ely; and he grants to the latter the
reversion of all the tenements that William Purfray holds of him in
Musterton. With all services, rents, Ac., that William de Cotes and Hugh
de Bascote hold in mortgage of Sir Robert he shall enfeoff the bishop, as
soon as the bishop shall acquit them out of their hands by paying Sir
Eobert 160 marcs within the next quindene of St. John, the bishop being
seised of the premises in the meantime. If Sir Robert or one of his known
heirs come info Solihull church, co. Warwick, before noon a year from the
quindene of Michaelmas next, and pay the bishop the 160 marcs and his
costs in repairing the manor, properly taxed by lawful men, (hen he or his
heirs shall receive the manor and advowson from the bishop as fully as
before. Other covenants specified. Weston, 20 June, 2 Edward III.
Leic. A. 1420. Demise by Thomas att Welle, the prior, and the convent of
St. Pancras, Lewes, to Thomas Johnson, bailiff of Melton, John Middilton,
draper, John Goldesmyth and John Fawkenoure, of the same place, of
lands called ' the Lytil and Gret Spyney ' and ' the Hoke ' in Melton parish,
for 80 years, at an annual rent of 66s- 8d., to be paid att Welle and his
successors within his place in the parish of ' Seynt Olowis,' Southwark.
Other covenants specified. Lewes, 2 February, 16 Henry VII. English.
[Leic.] A. 1421. Release by Hugh de Berghes to Hugh Dispensar, for
20 marcs and a robe, of a windmill with its site in Saxelby. Witnesses : —
Stephen de Segrave, Gilbert his son, Hugh de Turvile, Gilbert Mallore,
and others (named). Portion of equestrian seal.
[Leic.] A. 1422. Grant by Ralph de Ringesdon to Sir Hugh le Despenser,
and Alyne his wife, of all his land in South Crocston, at a yearly rent of
a pair of white gloves or ^d. Witnesses: — Sirs. Anketill de Martiwaus,
Eustace de Folevill, John de Sprocston, Henry Murdak, and others
(named).
[Leic.] A. 1423. Demise by John Brome, of Baddesley, to William Catesby,
knt., of all his lands, &c., in Stouton, in the same manner that William
Dryvasale formerly held them, for 12 years from the present date, at a
yearly rent of 26s. 9d., with right of re-entry if the rent be six months in
arrear. Stouton, Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV. Seal.
Leic. A. 1424. Grant by Henry Lary, clerk, to King Henry IV. of a
messuage and five solidates of rent in Shakirston, and the advowson of the
church there. 10 February, 7 Henry IV. Portion of seal.
Leic. A. 1425. Certificate by Peter le Blount, that whereas an agreement
has been made between Sir John de Ferariis and Sir John Hamelyn, that
whensoever the former by the aid of the latter has recovered the manor of
Stapelford, then a certain release made by Ferariis to Hamelyn of a certain
"communa" in Thorp, Edmer, and Wymundham shall be delivered to the
latter, or otherwise it shall be returned to Ferariis ; he has received such
release into his custody. Westminster, 8 February, 5 Edward II.
[Leic.] A. 1426. Grant by Robert, son of Nicholas de Craunford, to Thomas
de Tansore, vicar of Assheby Leger, and William de Baddeby, of his
manor of Thedyngworth. Assheby Leger, Tuesday after the Exaltation
of Holy Cross, 28 Edward III.
Leic. A. 1427. Paper transcript of the 5 following deeds : —
(1.) Letters of attorney of Thomas Nelgrave and Henry Kendale,
citizens of London, empowering Thomas Burton to give William Goulde
peaceable possession of all lands and tenements in Silebi which they lately
nad, together with Hugh Glene, deceased, by grant of William Belgrave
[see A. 1437 (2)]. 8 July, 26 Henry VI.
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(2.) The above-mentioned grant by William Belgrave to Thomas
Belgrave, Hugh Glene and Henry Kendalle, citizens of London, of his
lands, &c., in Sileby. 20 September, 21 Henry VI.
(3.) Grant by Thomas Belgrave and Henry Kendalle to William Goulde
of the above lands, &c., in Sileby. 8 July, 26 Henry VI.
(4.) Letters of attorney of William Belgrave, appointing Thomas Belgrave
his brother to receive possession from the King's feodary and keeper of his
liberties of the Duchy of Lancaster in co. Leicester, of a virgate of land in
Sileby belonging to him of right, and in the King's hands because given
in mortmain without the King's licence, which is to be restored to him
as directed by letters close to the feodary, under Ihe Duchy seal, dated
Shene, 15 December, 20 Henry VI., together with the profits that have
accrued therefrom. 20 December, 20 Henry VI.
(5.) Letters of attorney of William Belgrave, appointing William Newby
and others to deliver possession to Thomas Belgrave, Hugh Glene, and
Henry Kendale of the above premises in Sileby. 20 September,
21 Henry VI.
Underwritten: "The feodary's name i8 Villarse, him that this Davet
sold it to is John Howse. The name of Somorfelde is John that is in
possession of the two cottages ; the name of my father William Gould, my
own name John."
[Leic.] A. 1428. Demise by John, the prior, and the convent of St. Pancras,
Lewes, to Hugh, son of Thomas de Fretheby, of all their tenements and
lands in Fretheby, Melton Moubray parish, and the grange built thereon,
for 30 years, at a rent of 20*. In the chapter house, Lewes, Friday,
Michaelmas day, 42 Edward III.
[Leic.] A. 1429. Demise by Sir Thomas Lucy to Thomas Honylove,
of Bittesby, and Thomas Dafforne, of Nether Claybroke, of his
watermill of Nether Claybroke, for 31 years from Michaelmas last, at a
yearly rent of 20*. ; they undertaking to repair and maintain in good
condition the stonework, foundations, weirs, floodgates, and water-wheels,
to supply the millers with cogs and rongs and all other necessaries for
the mill, and find Sir Thomas and his heirs, when required, an able man
well harnessed to do the King and him service ; Sir Thomas finding all
manner of great timber. 4 November, 7 Henry VIII. English.
Leic. A. 1430. Grant by Thomas de Boos, of Donnesby, to King
Edward HI. of his manor of Stathern, and all the lauds, &c., in Stathern
and Herdeby which he had by feoffment of Walter de Thrykingham, knt.
Witnesses : — Roger de Mortimer, John de Beuchamp, Peter de Brewes
and Robert de Maughlee, knts. Windsor, Wednesday the feast of
St. George, 28 Edward III. Seal of arms.
Annexed: — Letters of attorney of Henri de Greystok, steward of the
King's Chamber, appointing Simond de Thorleye and John Bussy, of
Lavyngton, to receive in his name seisin of the premises granted to the King
as above, and which the King has reserved to his Chamber. London,
20 May, 28 Edward III. Seal of arms. Norman French.
Leic. A. 1431. Indenture between Richard Langham, late of Keleby, and
John his son, and Christopher Villers. By indenture dated 10 May,
8 Hen. VIII., Richard sold his manor of Keleby and all his possessions m
the same parish, to Cristopher, who was to pay Sir Thomas Lovell and
Sir Richard Cholmondeley, knts., and others, sums amounting to 781., and
more, as appears by the acquittances on Richard's behalf. Afterwards
great controversies arose between the parties, which were submitted to the
arbitration of John Jenour and Thomas Crumwell, who by award dated
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10 June, 16 Henry VIII., directed that Richard Langham, Joan his wife,
and John his son, before July 12 next, should assure the premises in law
to Cristopher, who shall then pay the said Kiehai d 40 marcs, besides making
other payments on his behalf. By this indenture, therefore, the said
Eichard and John newly bargain to sell the premises to Cristopher for the
sums he has paid and is to pay by the award, and promise to make
assurance thereof in law to him before Michaelmas next, free from all
charges except the services due to the chief lords of the fee, and an
annuity of 31. due to Dorothy Langham, late wife of John Langham,
father of the said Eichard, for her life. June 29, 16 Henry VIII.
Portion of seal.
Line. A. 1432. Letters Patent containing grant hy Edward II. to Hugh le
Despenser, the younger, of the manor of Carletonby Basyngham that belonged
to Gervase Avenel and Joan his wife, who joined the Scots, the King's
enemies, and so his lands escheated to the Crown. Witnesses : — Adomar
de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey, Edmund,
Earl of Arundel, Eichard Damory, steward of the King's Household,
and others (named). Newark, 3 February, 16 Edward II. Portion of
Great Seal.
Line. A. 1433. Letters of attorney of Mathew Broun, snb-escheator in co.
Lincoln, appointing an attorney to deliver seisin to Hugh le Despenser, the
younger, of the manor of Carleton by Basingham. Lincoln, 3 August,
11 Edward II.
] A. 1434. Eelease hy Claricia, relict of Alexander de rrrimw[e]lle, to
John Dispenser, for 20s., of a meadow called ' Luffandesmed,' in Stratfeld,
situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir John de Fruethorn, Sir Eobert de
Sindlesham, and others (named).
Line. A. 1435. Grant by Thomas Hardyke, of Louth, cooper, to Sir John
Colynson, canon of Lincoln Cathedral, Sir John Waltham, chaplain,
William Skypwyth, the younger, and Roger Hardyke, of Louth, of all his
goods and chattels in Louth and elsewhere in England. Lincoln, 10 June,
4 Edward IV.
[Line.] A. 1436. Grant by Anicia, daughter of Geoffrey son of Outhild, to
the church and nuns of St. Michael without Stanford, for the soul of
William de Ketene, her late husband, of the houses in Holy Trinity parish,
Stanford, which she acquired of William Pynkyl, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Eichard Pecke, Hugh son of Eeymer, William de Notingham,
Andrew Arketel, and others (named).
[Line.] A. 1437. Grant by Henry, the abbot, and the convent of Vaudey (de Valle
Dei), to the prior and convent of Lewes, of 22 acres of land in Burton, in
exchange for a similar quantity in the same place; the situation of each
portion of ground being accurately described.
[Line.] A. 1438. Agreement between William de Vallencia, Earl of Pembroke,
and Sybil, late wife of Gerard Talbot, to settle their dispute as to the third
part of the whole quarry of Gaynesburgh, of the increment of " passagium,''
the site of a horse-mill (molendinum ad equos), the increment upon the
toft of Hugh de Botelisford and of land that Ealph Smith (Faber) holds.
Sir William grants to Sybil as dower, for life, the third part of the incre-
ment of " passagium," the increment of Smith's land wherewith she was
formerly dowered, and 2d. of the rent of the site of the mill, and that she
may take 10 hares and 18 partridges a year in his warren : Sybil releasing
the said manor to him, except that she can take stone from the quarry for
building on her dower, and saving the increment of stallage. London,
Monday before the Purification, 17 Edward I.
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[Lice.] A. 1439. Release by Eichard, son of Peter de Botheby, to William,
elder son of John de Skipwith, of a messuage, <fcc., in Bekeby that the
latter had by grant of William Wacelyn, rector of Bekeby, and which
formerly belonged to William Fraunceys, Richard's uncle. Monday
after St. Laurence, 1342.
Line. A. 1440. Grant by Guy Martell, of Canewyk, to Master Walter de
Stauren, treasurer of Lincoln Cathedral, of his manor of Canewyk, with
quarries, waters, liberties, and all services of the tenants, &c. Witnesses :—
Sirs William Disny, Ralph de Bracebrig, John Pigot, and William de
Collevill, knts., Richard fitz Martin, then mayor of Lincoln, Richard Touk,
and Robert PayLtour, then bailiffs of Lincoln, and others (named). Canewyk,
Friday after St. Lucy the Virgin, 1344, 18 Edward III.
[York.] A. 1441. Grant by Thomas Savile, of Wakefield, co. York, to John
Savile, of Howley, co. York, of land near Flansaweloyne, abutting on a
close called ' Wheterode,' within Alverthorpe. 25 January, 38 Elizabeth.
[Leic.] A. 1442. Grant by Ingeram, son of Ralph de Grimscote, to Ralph,
son of William Persan of Queneby, of the service of a virgate of land in
Fryseby that William de Waverede holds, paying therefor yearly a pair of
white gloves, or ^d. Witnesses: — William, Richard, and Fulk de
Martiwast, William de Folewill, Robert le Maunsel, and others (named).
[Line.] A. 1443. Grant by Adam de Argoges, of Stratton, to Master Richard
de Offinton, for 100 marcs, of all his land and rents in Offinton which
formerly belonged to Sir Gilbert de Columbariis and William Paris, at a
yearly rent of 6d. ; reserving to Adam the wardships and reliefs of Richard
and his heirs. Witnesses : — Sirs Henry de Pesye, Robert de Hanedford,
Peter de JBadeleking, Andrew de Scaccario, and others (named).
[Leic.] A. 1444. Grant by Ranulf de Frisebi to the church and canons of
St. Mary and All Saints, Trenthatn, of an annual rent of 2s., issuing from
a virgate of land in Frisebi, that William de Waura was wont to pay.
Witnesses : — William de Billilldun, Robert de Norai, Robert de Kareton,
and others (named).
[Lino.] A. 1445. Grant by Walter, son of Alice de Boby, to Henry de
Finham of land in Boby, abutting on Westeng and situate as described, and
land by Berghesbec, situation described, at a yearly rent of a needle (acus).
Witnesses : — Sir William, parson of Boby, Sir William Lincol', John de
Litteris, John son of Messager, and others (named).
[Line.] A. 1446. Release by Robert, son of William de Welle, to Robert, son
of Walter de Tatershale, of the advowson of the church of Manteby, which
belongs to the land' in Manteby that his ancestor, William, son of Walter,
gave to Robert, son of Hugh de Tatershall, in free marriage with Elizabeth
his daughter. Witnesses : — Robert de Wylghebi, William de Mannebi,
Henry de Tolington, and others (named).
[Line.] A. 1447. Release by V\ illiam, son of Ranulph de Blaunkeney, to
Margery, late wife of Robert de Mecheryngham. of all marshes and meadows
on the south part ' del Nendyke,' lying in Blaunkeney marshes, and of
the marsh and meadow therein which he claimed against lier in the King's
Court by writ De ingressu. Sunday after Michaelmas, 34 Edward I.
[Line.] A. 1448. Demise by Roger de Alneto, by consent of his wife Joan,
to William the Parson of Boby, of all his land and tenements in Boby and
Naveneby for eight years, at an annual rent of five marcs. Several covenants
specified. Witnesses : — Nicholas Bek, Thomas de Henges, John de
Litteris, William son of Messager, and others (named). St. Martin's
day, 1247.
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] A. 1449. Demise by Robert, son of John de Chereburc, to Walter the
Clerk, son of Robert de Abbechcrche, of land and a stone house by the
churchyard of Abbechurche, situate as described, at a yearly rent of 12«.
Other covenants specified. Witnesses : — Henry, Mayor of London (Majore
Land'), Henry son of Reiner, William de Wynt', and others (named).
Endorsed: This grant and agreement was made xiiij Kal. Julii, in the
13th year of the reign of John, King of England, when he went with his
army into Wales, in the 15th lunar cycle.
[Line.] A. 1450. Grant by Henry de Columbariis to Adam de Argoges, for
35 marcs, of two virgates of land in Offyntou that Robert Barry, James de
Offynton, William de Albunaco, Agnes, relict of (he Dyer (Tinctoris), and
Edmund son of John, formerly held to farm of him. Witnesses : — Adam
de Greynville, Simon Passelewe, Thomas de Esperun, Peter de Badeleking,
and others (named).
[Line.] A. 1451. Certificate by Symon de Wurth, canon of Lincoln, commissary
of Master Giffred de Verano, papal clerk, in the diocese of Lincoln, that
having seen the satisfaction in the name of the abbot and convent of
Barlinges for the payment of Master Giffred's procuration by acquittance
for the first nine years, he has received 14s. from the said abbot and
convent for the said Master Giffred's procuration for the 10th and llth
years of his stay in England. Lincoln, Friday before the Nativity of the
Virgin Mary, 1287.
[Line.] A. 1452. Grant by William, rector of Boby, to Henry de Finham of
land in Boby in the field called ' Middelfeld,' and a rent of 9d. issuing from
land in the same. Witnesses : — William Lincol', John de Litteris, John
son of Messager, and others (named).
Line. A. 1453. Demise by Avicia Burdette, late wife of Sir William Bur-
dette, to Roger de Hole, forester of Wraggeby, of the land she holds as
dower in Hellethorpe, for 10 years at an annual rent of 7 marcs, to be
paid at her house at Haldanby. Other covenants specified, and the names
of Roger's sureties for performance hereof. Witnesses : — Adam de
Normanvyle, Master Martin de Fulnathby, and others (named). Michael-
mas, 12 Edward I.
Line. A. 1454. Notes of various grants to Ramsey Abbey, as follows : —
Thomas de Ballio, of Lincoln, by his charter gave Ramsey Abbey the land
in the churchyard of St. Peter le Stanthkede, Lincoln, between the land he
held of Stikiswald Convent and land of William de Sancto Bartholomeo, and
also one moiety of land in the parish of St. Andrew's on the Hill, Lincoln,
of which Gilbert the Priest holds the other part. Peter and William, sons
of Thomas, also gave a release of the 'premises.
William, son of the abovesaid Thomas, farmed all the said land of Ramsey
Abbey, paying one marc yearly, by chirograph dated A.D. 1 205. And because
the said rent was in arrear at the time of the war in King John's time, he
gave Ramsey the other moiety of the land that his father, Thomas de Ballio,
gave them, and Peter his brother released the same.
Richard Belot, of Lincoln, by charter gave the abbey two lands in Lincoln
in the street of the parchment-makers (parcamenorum) in St. Peter's parish,
and now Hugh the Bookbinder (ligator librarian) holds that land, and says he
does not hold it of the abbey. It is to be known the said Hugh has nothing
of the abbot and convent except at their will, and has always paid his farm in
full to Geoffrey and William de Hampton, proctors of the precentor of Ramsey,
till this year, 18 Edward I. Mem.— Gilbert, son of Richard Belot, held by
chirograph of abbot Robert all the above land that his father gave the church,
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for 7s. a year. John and William de Sancto Bartholomeo released the said
land that Richard Belot granted the church, as did also Nigel and Walter,
sons of William de Sancto Bartholomeo.
Land in St. Andrew's parish, Lincoln, which was given to Eamsey in
two parts by Thomas de Ballio and William his son, is withdrawn and
removed from that church for a long time ; inquiry must be made about it.
And it is said that William de Hephain receives the rent from the aforesaid
land, viz. \2d. a year : enquiry must be made of the tenant of the land.
18 Edward I.
Line. A. 1455. Demise by the abbot and convent of Barlyngs to Christopher
Warde, of Lynwodde, of a messuage with lands in the town and fields of
Mederyngham, which John Mayson now holds, for 40 years from
the Michaelmas next after the decease of the 4$EJd Mayson, at a yearly rent
of 20*. Other covenants specified. In the Chapter house of Barlyngs,
2 August, 24 Henry VIII. English.
Line. A. 1456. Demise by Mathew, the abbot, and the convent of Barlyngs
to William Smyth, of Staynton next Langwath, of three cottages and 'two
messuages in Staynton (the occupants of which are specified), for 21 years
from the feast of SS. Philip and James next, at a yearly rent of 3/. 2s. SJ. ;
Smyth building on the messuages a barn of three bays. 20 November,
24 Henry VIII. English.
[Middx.] A. 1457. Release by John Cornewaille, knight, lord of Faunhope, to
John Vaumpage, John Franke, clerk, William Merbury, and David Selly,
of a messuage in Kyngestrete, lately called ' Hoppyughalle,' and now called
' the Rede Lyon,' which he, together with John Corff and Thomas
Hewester, had by feoffment of John Marche, of Kensington. Westminster,
30 June, 12 Henry VI. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1458. Release by Robert Charyngworth, of Middlesex, to the same
of the above messuage in Kyngestrete called ' the Rede Lyon,' which he,
with those named above, had by feoffment of John Marche [see A. 1457.]
Westminster, 30 June, 12 Henry VI. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1459. Release by John Cornewaille, knt., John Corff, and
Thomas Hewester, of co. Worcester, to the above named of the above
messuage called ' the Rede Lyon ' [see A. 1457, 1458.] Westminster,
30 June, 12 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1460. Release by William Merbury to David Selly, of the
messuage in Kyngestrete, lately called ' the Rede Lyon,' and now called
' the Rose,' which he, together with John Franke and the said David, had
by feoffment of John Cornwaille, knt., lord of Faunhope, John Corff, and
Thomas Hewester. Westminster, 18 May, 15 Hen. VI. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1461. Demise by John Selly, clerk, to Thomas Cornysshe and
Robert Norton, wardens of the fraternity and gild of St. Mary, Westmin>ter,
of the third part of the messuage iu Kyngestrete, Westminster, formerly
called ' Hoppynghalle,' then ' the Rede Lyon,' and now ' the Rose,' and the
third part of a messuage in the same street, situate as described ; which he,
together with Walter Lokyngton, still living, and Richard Wylly, Richard
Levermore, and John Braddyng, deceased, had by grant of David Selly,
deceased. He also appoints attorneys to deliver the said wardens seisin of
the premises. Westminster, 8 May, 22 Edward IV. Seal.
Middx. A. 1462. Grant by Richard Courte, alias Clynkerdagger, of Crane-
ford, Middlesex, to William Fletewood, of the same place, of all his goods,
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chattels, household staffs, &c., in Middlesex or elsewhere, in consideration of
a debt of 100^. which he owes Fletewood, " and which I have not presently
to pay." Has put Fletewood in possession of the premises by delivering
him 4d. of lawful money of England, which he has fixed in the seal of
these presents. 10 September, 38 Elizabeth. English.
A. 1463. Eelease by John Selly, clerk, Richard Levermore and
Walter Lokyngton, to William Thurlby and Henry Marbyl, wardens of the
fraternity or gild of the Virgin Mary, within the parish church of
St. Margaret, Westminster, of a messuage now called ' the Rose,' and
another messuage in Kyngestrete, situate as described, which they, together
with Richard Wylly and John Braddyng, deceased, had by feotf'ment of
David Selly, also deceased. 5 December, 15 Edward IV. Two seals.
A. 1464. Grant by the same to the same of the above two messuages
[see A. 1463]. Witnesses: — Thomas Hunt, steward of St. Peter's
monastery, Westminster, John Colyns, bailiff of the liberty of the abbot
of the monastery, and others (named). 4 September, 15 Edward IV.
Portions of two seals.
A. 1465. Release by William Walworth, and Agnes, late wife of
Adam Fraunceys, Simon de Mordon, William de Haldene, John Aubrey,
Nicholas Brember, John Phelippot, and John Fysbyde, citizens and
merchants of London, to William Hull, of Westminster, and Elena his
wife, of the messuage in Kyngestrete, Westminster, situate as described,
which they had of John Boterwyk, citizen of London, by grant dated
6 February, 51 Edward III. [see A. 1468.] Westminster, 22 November,
4 Richard II. Six seals.
A. 1466. Release by Robert Charyngworth to John Cornewayle,
knt., John Clynk, Thomas Heuster, and John Beek, of co. Oxon, of all his
lands and tenements in Middlesex. 8 February, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
A. 1467. Release by William Worsewyk to Robert Charryngworth
of all actions he ever had or could have against him. 12 August,
1 Henry V. Seal.
A. 1468. Grant by John Boterwyk, citizen of London, to William
Hull, carpenter, of Westminster, and Elena his wife, of a messuage in
Kyngpstret, formerly belonging to Reginald, the King's porter, and
adjoining the tenement of ihe Cantor of Westminster, formerly called
' Hoppyndehalle.' 6 February, 51 Edward III. Seal.
A. 1469. Grant by Thomas Larchier, prior of the hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem in England, with consent of the chapter, to Sir Hugh le
Despenser, son of Sir Hugh le Despenser, Earl of Winchester, of their
messuage called ' New Temple,' London, suuate as described, and rents of
61. 13s. 4d. in the city and suburb of London, out of the rents formerly
belonging to the Knights Templars, to be paid by the tenants and for the
tenements specified ; saving to the hospital the right of ingress and egress
by a way leading from the high road to their great chapel. London, Thurs-
day, the vigil of the Apostles Peter ajid Paul, 1324, 17 Edward II.
A. 1470. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Master William de Kylkenny, for 80 marcs, of the land
with its buildings, rents, and chapel built thereon, that was formerly
Gilbert son of Fulk's in Lymstrate, in St. Andrew's parish, London.
Witnesses : — Sir William de Haverhull, Treasurer of our lord the King,
Michael Tovy, then Mayor of London, Nicholas Bat and William Viel,
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[Middx.] A. 1471. Grant by John Chaucer, citizen and vintner of London, and
Agnes his wife, kinswoman and heir o£ Hamo de Copton, to William
atte Hale, citizen and taverner of London, and Agnes his wife, of yearly
rents amounting to 60*. issuing from tenements in the parish of St. Botolph
without Aldgate, which, together with the tenants, are accurately specified,
which descended to Agnes on the death of Hurao de Copton. Witnesses : —
Adam de Bury, Mayor of London, John Brikelesworthe and Thomas de
Irland, then sheriffs, the prior of Ci-icherche, then alderman of that ward,
and others (named). London, 16 January, 39 Edward III.
Endorsed: Enrolled in the Husting of London, held Monday next after
Hilary, 39 Edward III. Tivo seals.
[Middx.] A. 1472. Grant by Henry de Waynflete, of London, goldsmith, and
Joan his wife, sister of Avicia, daughter of Adam de Fordham, formerly
citizen and mercer of London, to William de Arderne, citizen and mercer
of London, of the third part of the messuage that formerly belonged to
Avicia in Lotheburi, London, which reverted to Joan on Avicia's death by
Adam their father's will, situate as described. John de Pulteneye, then
Mayor, and William Haunsard and John Hamund, sheriffs of London,
John Hauteyn, then alderman of that ward. London, Monday after the
Epiphany, 7 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1473. Release by the same to the same of the above messuage in
the parish of St. Margaret, Lothburi. London, Monday after Hilary,
7 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1474. Grant by William Bocointe, son of Sabelina, to Christ
Church, London, for the souls of himself, Agnes his wife, Laurence his
father, Sabelina his mother, and Geoffrey his brother, of a rent of 40s. in
land and shops that belonged to John Bocointe, in the parish of St. Mary de
Arch,' situate as described. Witnesses : — Henry son of Ailwin, Mayor of
London, Alan son of Peter, Thomas de Haverill, Robert Blund, alderman,
and others (named). Equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1475. Grant by Robert Chamberlain to Randulph, brother of
Eustace, for 40*., of the house belonging to him that Randulph lives in, at
a yearly rent of 22s. Neither he nor his heirs can implead Randulph
or his heirs concerning the water that falls from his old house towards the
west. If they wish to relinquish the tenement, they shall restore it as well
" herbergatum in ligno et lapide " as Randulph received the same from
William Chamberlain, his father. Witnesses : — Stephen the Priest of
St. Thomas, Henry son of Ailwin, and many others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1476. Certificate of William Brito that he owes the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, 20s. yearly for land in the parish of St. Michael towards
Alegate, and because such land is vacant and uninhabited he has delivered
them a dwelling house in the parish of St. Martin at the Vintry, to receive
20s. therefrom ; and if any of it fail them they shall receive so much from
his other lands and rents in London, till the said land be tenanted.
Witnesses: — William Hardel, then Mayor, Benedict Campanarius and
William Blund, then sheriffs, Alan son of Peter, Gervase de Aldremhnnebiri,
Robert Blund, alderman, and others (named). [A.D. 1215-1216.]
[Middx.] A. 1477. Grant by William bishop of Ely, the King's Chancellor, to
Geoffrey Blund, citizen of London, of the land and messuage in the
parishes of St. Laurence Jewry, and St. Mary of Aldermanbury, that he
bought of Walter Lorengs, who was nephew of Peter son of Walter and
Robert son of Walter, and their heir by verdict of the whole city of
London, as was witnessed before the bishop by the greater barons of the
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city. For this grant Blunt has paid 90/. Witnesses : — Hugh bishop of
Lichfield ( Cestrens'), Henry de Longchamp " our brother," Henry de Corn-
hell, Richard son of Reiner, Henry son of Ailwin, Walter de Hely, " our
steward," Matthew de Alenzun, " our chamberlain," and others (named).
[A.D. 1189-1196.]
[Middx.] A. 1478. Grant by Ralph de Heirun, son of Ralph de Heirun, to
the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London, of land in Edelmeton, at a
yearly rent of 3*. Id., for which grant they have paid 60*., wherewith he
has acquitted the above and other his lands against Benedict Crespin and
Samson son of Isaac, Jews. Witnesses : — Henry de Braibrok, Richard de
Uoob, Richard de Stapelford, John the Chaplain, of Totham, William
Peverel, and others (named). Equestrian seal.
Annexed: Jewish star (in Hebrew characters).
[Middx.] A. 1479. Confirmation by Ralph de Heirun, son of R. de Heirun, for
13*. 6c?., of the grant by Juliana, daughter of William son of Rengar, to the prior
and canons of Holy Trinity, London, of a rent of 26rf. \vhich William Stanhard
was wont to pay her for 8 acres he held of Ralph in Edelmetun ; and grant
by the same to the same church of a rent of 20d. issuing from land in
Edelmetun, and paid by the tenants named. Witnesses: — Gilbert Culling,
William son of Alan, William Peverel, Robert de Heirun, Robert de
Forda, and others (named). Equestrian seal.
[Middx..] A. 1480. Confirmation by Ralph de Hairun, son of Ralph de Hairun,
to Holy Trinity, London, as above [A. 1479], and grant of a rent of 8d.,
paid by the tenants named, for land of his also in Edelmetun ; they paying
him 7s. Gd. for this grant. Witnesses : — William Culling, William Copping,
Robert de Hairun, John de Liesnes, and others (named). Fragment of
equestrian seal.
[Middx..] A. 1481. Confirmation by the same to the same, for 3*., of the above
grant of a rent of 26d. issuing from land in Edelmetune. Witnesses as in
A. 1480.
[Middx.] A. 1482. Letters of attorney of Ralph de Heirun, empowering the
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, to receive yearly 6d. from
Godard son of Ediva, out of the 8d. rent the latter pays him for two acres
in Edelmetun; which Qd. they are to pay for ever to lady Alice de Ver and
her successors, in place of the 6d. she was wont to receive of John
Buccuint; and also appointing them to receive all his rent in Edelmetun.
Witnesses : — Matthew de SanctoMagno, William Morin, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1483. Grant by Ralph de Heyrun to the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of the several lands and rents herein specified in Edelmetun, to
be paid by the tenants named ; they paying yearly, in his name, 12s. to the
chief lords of the soil. Witnesses : — William Peverel, John Blund,
Thomas son of Pikot, Richard Burser, Gilbert Culling, Gilbert Odo, and
others (named). Equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1484. Grant by John Kent, tailor, living at Pouleswharf, and
John Pernel, called 'Bargeman,' citizens of London, to the prior and
convent of Holy Trinity, London, that they may receive a yearly rent of
6*. Id. for the tenement the grantors acquired of Richard Duk, son of Adam
Duk, of Morlee, brother of Thomas Morlee, formerly citizen of London ;
they having inspected grants and other muniments, by which it appears
that the prior and convent have been seised of that rent for the said
tenement, situate as specified, in the parish of St. Benedict the West by
Pouleswharf, from time immemorial. London, the Exaltation of Holy
Cross, 14 Richard II. Two seals.
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[Middx.] A. 1485. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Robert son of Walter, of a yearly rent of 8s., which they had
in the houses and messuage that were Osbert de Camera's, of their fee in
London. Witnesses : — Andrew Bukerel, then Mayor of London, Richard
Reinger, Roger le Due, Henry de Sancto Albano, Walter le Bufle, Michael
de Sancta Elena, then sheriff's, and others (named). [16 Henry III.]
Annexed: Grant by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of Christchurch,
London, to Richard Ruffus, of the land in St. Benedict's parish by Thames,
that Geoffrey Constable, canon of St. Paul's, formerly held, before the
court that formerly belonged to the two brothers archdeacons Richard
Ruffus and Richard de Belmeis, at a yearly rent of 42d. ; for which grant
Richard has given them a " sextarius vini Londrensis." Witnesses : — Master
Richard, brother of archdeacon Nicholas, Ralph the Chaplain of St. Bene-
dict, Godselin the alderman, and others (named). [A.D. 1170-1197.]
[Middx.] A. 1486. Acknowledgment by Hamo de Perariis, clerk, that he and
his heirs are bound to pay the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London,
an annual rent of 6*. Id., granted them by William de Turri, late (jitizen of
London, to be received for a certain tenement he holds in the parish of
St. Benedict West, London, payment commencing at Easter, 19 Edward I. :
for which acknowledgment the prior and convent have remitted all arrears
< due for the said tenement up to the above term. Witnesses : — Ralph de
Sandwich, then Warden (Gustos) of London, Thomas Rotnayn and William
de Leyre, then sheriffs, Richard Aswy, alderman of that ward, and others
(named). 19 Edward I. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1487. Grant by William de Turri, citizen of London, to John, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of 3s. annual rent in the parish
of St. Benedict West, London, out of the marc that William le Veyl pays
him for the tenement he holds in that parish, in addition to the 43d. yearly
he has already granted to them out of the said tenement. For this grant
the canons have remitted the 4s. yearly, with arrears, which he owed 'them
for certain vacant ground in the parish of St. Mary Magdalen by " West-
piscar'," for which they impleaded him in the husting. Witnesses : — Adam
de Basing, then Mayor of London, Nicholas Bat, Laurence de Frowik, then
sheriff's, Michael Tovi, Richard le May, John de Teffunt, and others (named).
[36 Henry III.] Seal ; device, three towers.
[Middx.] A. 1488. Grant by the prior and convent of St. Pancras to the abbot
and monks of Woburn, for ever, of all their land in London, in the parish
of St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, which Master Helyas the Sculptor held, at a
yearly pension of 17rf.
[Middx.] A. 1489. Grant by R[ichard], the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Robert de Gypewyz, goldsmith, of land, with the build-
ings thereon, situate as described, in St. Mary's parish, Aldermanbury,
the extent being specified in iron ells of King Henry III., and also 4s.
quitrent for the whole tenement that was William Wite's in the same place ;
at a yearly rent of two marcs. Various covenants specified. Witnesses : —
Roger Duk, Mayor of London, Richard Reinger, Stephen Bukerel, Henry
de Cokham, sheriffs of London, Andrew Bukerel, Gervase de Aldermanbury,
John de Solio, Robert de Basing, and others (named). [12-13 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1490. Acknowledgment by Robert de Gipewiz, goldsmith, that he
owes R[ichard], the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, two
marcs yearly rent for land, with the buildings thereon, in St. Mary's parish,
Aldermanbury, and to secure their obtaining such rent, he allows them to
receive yearly two marcs from his shop in London market, between the
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lands of the canons of St. Mary, Soutliwark, and of Eobert Basing, until
they can without difficulty receive the above rent. Witnesses as in A. 1489.
[12-13 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1491. Grant by Symon le Mareschal, and Roys' his wife, daughter
and one of the heirs of Richard de Dyepeden, formerly ' Brevetar' ' of Holy
Trinity, London, to William de Haveringe, butcher, and Gonilda his wife,
for 101., of the messuage and buildings thereon that descended to Roys' on
the death of her father, in the parish of St. Botulph without Alegate,
situate as described, the extent being specified in iron ells of King
Edward ; paying therefor yearly 4s. to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity.
Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Sandwich, knt., then Warden of London, Ralph
le Blund and Hamo Box, then sheriffs, Sir William, called ' Aynnel,' then
prior of Holy Trinity and alderman of the said ward, and others (named).
[20 Edward L] Portions of two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1492. Release by Edmund Dudeley to William Buk, citizen and
tailor of London, of the four messuages in the parishes of St. Mary
Aldermanbury and St. Laurence in the Old Jewry, in the wards of Crepul-
gate and Chepe, which Andrew and John Wyndesore, by the King's writ
De recto directed to the Mayor and sheriffs of London at the Hustings
held Monday after the Apostles Peter and Paul, 14 Henry VII., recovered
against Ralph Lathum, William Wadyngton and Thomas Sponer, and
which Buk had by demise from the said Andrew and John Wyndesore.
The situation and extent of the messuages specified. 1 April, 15 Henry VII.
Seal.
Underwritten: "R[ecognita] iiijto die Februarii anno r.r. Henrici VII.
xvj° coram Willielmo Remyngton, Majore, et Roberto Shefeld, milite,
Recordatore."
[Middx.] A. 1493. Grant by Roger le Convers to Martin Senches, the King's
balistar, for 10 marcs, of land with the buildings thereon in the parish of
St. Botulph without Aldredesgate, the situation being specified and its
extent in ells of King Henry III. ; paying therefor yearly 6s. to the canons
of St. Bartholomew. Witnesses: — Sir John de Gisors, then Mayor of
London, John Adrian and Robert de Cornhille, then sheriffs, John de
Blakethorn, goldsmith, then alderman of that ward, and many others
(named). [43 Henry III.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1494. Grant by Roysia de Farndone, widow, to John D'Aroundel,
goldsmith, of London, and Amy his wife, of the tenement formerly
belonging to William de Farndone her grandfather, and Isabel her mother,
William's daughter, in the parish of St. Olave, Silver Street, of the
situation and extent specified. Reginald de Conductu, Mayor, Ralph de
Uptone and Walter de Mordone, then sheriffs of London, Henry de
Sechford, alderman of that ward. Then follow the names of many
witnesses. London, Monday after the Purification, 10 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1495. Grant by Ralph, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Sir John de Sandale, clerk, of a garden called ' Colemanhawe '
in the parish of Holy Trinity the Great, London, situation and extent
specified, at a yearly rent of 20s. ; for payment whereof the said John binds
all the tenements he holds of the same convent in the parish of All Saints
of Colemanchureh, as well as for the rent of 26s. Scl. he pays for such
tenements. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Farindone, then Mayor of London,
and many others (named). London, "in our chapter house," Sunday next
after St. Valentine, 1308, 2 Edward II. Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1496. Grant by Walter de la Hyda and Helena his wife, to Henry
Bokointe, knt., of eight acres of land called ' Scholand ' in Hendon, situate
as described, bounded by water called ' Solke ' ou the east. Witnesses: —
Gilbert de Hendon, Stephen de Stranda, John de Oorulis, Robert de Solk,
and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1497. Letters of attorney of Richard de Worsteds, citizen and
mercer of London, and Margaret his wife, appointing John Spalding,
citizen and cook of London, to put Sirs Robert Lepere and Andrew Aleyn,
chaplains, in possession of their tenement in Philipeslane, London, in the
parish of St. Alphege, Crepelgate ward, situate as described, according to
their grant of the same. London, Monday the morrow of the Conversion
of St. Paul, 40 Edward III. Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1498. Grant by Peter Crisp, son of Henry, to Peter, the prior, and
the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 4 marcs, of the garden that Benedict
Long held of Henry his father, in the parish of St. Botulph without
Alegate, the lands that Richard son of Jocelin and Richard Mercer held of
the same, and a rent of 32d. that Benedict Joie held in the same parish, the
situation of the garden and lands being specified. Witnesses : — John
Bokeoiute, Daniel de Stebehee, Geoffrey Waterlader, Robert Badding, and
others (named). [A.D. 1197-1221.]
[Middx.] A. 1499. Agreement between John Bocquointe and Juliana his wife,
and John, son of Thomas Bermund, and his heirs, on the one part, and
Reginald de Leges and his heirs, on the other, as to the repairing and
keeping in order of a wall dividing their land, situate by Aphelingestrate,
and other matters: for which agreement Reginald has paid 4| marcs.
Witnesses : — Sir Roger son of Alan, Mayor of London, Constantine son
of Alulph, Thomas de Haverell, Alan and Jocelin, sons of Peter, Andrew
Nevel, and Robert son of Alice, aldermen, Richard Renger, Wery, Nicholas
and Andrew de Leges, and others (named), [c. A.D. 1213.]
[Middx.] A. 1500. Release by Alice, late wife of William de Burton, citizen
and goldsmith of London, to William de Halden, recorder and alderman of
London, of a tenement, situate as described, in the parish of St. Margaret
of Lotlibury in Bradstrete Ward, which tenement he has acquired of her
and the other executors of Burton : James Andreu being then Mayor,
Adam Wymondham and Robert Gurdlere, then sheriffs of London, and
Walter Forster, alderman of the said ward. London, 3 October,
42 Edward III. Seal of arms, broken.
[Middx.] A. 1501. Confirmation by Pentecost, son of Alured Mercer, to Henry,
son of Henry Blund, and Richard his brother, of the land that Alice his
sister granted them in Aldermannesbury and Bassieshaghe, situate as
described ; which land he also releases to them. If his sister Alice cannot
warrant the lands to them, as being a woman, he will warrant them.
Witnesses : — Ralph Long, Richard de Angulo, John de Cornhell, and
others (named). [Temp. John : see A. 1502.] Injured.
[Middx.] A. 1502. Deed of sale and release by Alice, daughter of Alured
Mercer, to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 60s., of a quit
rent of 6*. in London which she had for lands that Henry and Richard,
sons of Henry Blund, held of her, situate as described in Bassishaghe
and Aldermannebury. Witnesses : — Henry, Mayor of London, Roger son
of Alan, Alan son of Peter, William de Haverhull, Constantine son of
Alulf, Norman Blund, John de Cay, then sheriffs, and others (named).
[4 John.] Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1503. Undertaking by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, that they will not compel Sir William de Say or his
heirs to warrant to them the lands and tenements which they hold of his fee in
Edelmeton on account of a certain confirmation he has made to them, unless
he Jays claim to them or makes undue exactions from them for the same.
Witnesses : — Sir Gilbert de Say, Sir John de Berners, John de Gateden,
William de Mares, steward, Alan de Waledon, William de Forda. [A.D.
1223-1252.] Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1504. Will of William called Bonserjaunt, moneyer and citizen of
London. Leaves to Agnes his wife his tenement and houses in the suburb
of London, in the parish of St. Botolph without Alegate, and all his goods
and chattels. London, Tuesday next after St. Valentine, 1325.
Endorsed: Note of probate, vi. kal. Marcii, 1325. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1505. Grant by Adam Rous, surgeon, citizen of London, and
Juliana his wife, to Robert de la Launde, goldsmith, citizen of London,
Joha Ive and Laurence Wynpole, clerks, of their tenement that formerly
belonged to Hawisia, relict of William Swalwe, and after that to William
Waryn, situate as described in Wode Strete in the parish of St. Alphege
within Crepulgate. A covenant specified as to warranty. Nicholas
Brembre, then Mayor, Thomas Cornwaleys and John Bosham, then
sheriffs of London. 15 October, 2 Richard II. Seal of arms.
[Herts."] A. 1506. Grant by Alexander Goldston to Emma his daughter, for
10s., of a messuage, 3 ' particule ' of land and 2 'tentoria' in Fullers'
Street, St. Albans, situate as described ; paying therefore yearly ^d. to
himself, 2s. 4d. to the brethren and nuns of St. Mary de Pratis, and 4d. to
the heirs of John Woolmonger (Lanarii). Witnesses : — John de Northone,
then provost of St. Albans, William le Noreis, Stephen Grasenloil, and
and others (named). 50 Henry III.
[Middx.] A. 1507. Grant by John de Cantebrigia, fisherman, and Thomas
Broun, citizen of London, to Constance, late wife of Thomas Rotour alias
Skynnere, for her life, of 3 shops with gardens adjoining in St. Mary's parish
in Algatestret, London, situate as described, which they had by feoffment
of the said Rotour ; with remainders to Alice, Cecilia and Joan, daughters
of Constance, for their lives, and after their decease to the prior and convent
of Holy Trinity by Algate. London, 23 March, 49 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1508. Demise by the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
to John Haukyn and Joan his wife, for their lives and for a year after the
longer liver of them, of the inner close with buildings and gardens, and free
ingress and egress through the outer gate, which they acquired of Master
Henry de Cantuar' in the parish of St. Katherine within Algate, London, at
a yearly rent of 28s. Clauses specified defining the tenancy. Chapter
House of the convent, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 26 Edward III.
Portions of two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1509. Release by Walter de Essex, and Walter his son and heir,
to John, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of an annual
quit rent of half a marc which the latter bought of William de Totham,
and Margery his wife, in" Sopereslane. Witnesses : — Ralph Hardel, then
Mayor of London, Richard de J5welle and William Eswy, then sheriffs,
Nicholas Bat, and others (named). St. Laurence's day, 41 Henry III.
[Middx.] A. 1510. Confirmation by Thomas Chamberlain, son of Robert
Chamberlain, to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London of the grant
that John de Baillio made them of a rent of I2d. which the said Thomas
presented to him, out of the rent of 2s. paid by Andrew the Chaplain for
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land by St. Augustine's church : and grant by the same to the same of the
rest of the said rent of 2s. Witnesses : — John son of Daniel, William
Crisp, Kichard de Araz, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1511. Grant by James de Haverhell to Seyher, son of Henry son
of Reiner, for 40s., of an annual rent of 5s. that descended to him on the
marriage of Alice his mother, issuing from land in the parish of St. Mary de
Abbecherche, situate as described. Witnesses : — Joce Young, Joce son of
Peter, Roger Blund, Warin son of Nicholas, then aldermen, Geoffrey de
Essex, and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1512. Grant by Matilda, late wife of Nicholas de Gypeswyz, clerk,
to Walter, son of Robert le Flemeng, of Bixle, of 2s. yearly quit rent
issuing from land and houses which she and her husbanu bought of Simon
le Gardiner in the parish of St. Botulph without Alegate, towards
Estsmethefeld. Witnesses: — Sir Walter Hervi, then Mayor of London,
Richard de Paris and John de Buttele, sheriffs, Thomas de Wymburne,
then sockenereve of Portsoka, and others (named). [56 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1513. Grant by William Bocoint, son of SaKelina, to Holy Trinity,-
London, for the souls of himself, Agnes his wife, Laurence and Sabelina,
his father and mother, Geoffrey his brother, Ac., of 40s. rent issuing from
land, shops, and a dwelling which was John Bocoint's, in the parish of
St. Mary de Archis. Witnesses : — Herbert the Chaplain of St. Laurence's
church, Roger son of Alan, Robert Blund, alderman, William Norrensis,
and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1514. Release by Robert, son of John de Chereburc, to Walter
Clerk, son of Robert de Abbecherche, for 40*., of 3s. quit rent which Goda,
late wife of Ralph Fenar', left him by will, issuing from land which the said
Walter holds by the churchyard of Abbecherche. If he cannot warrant the
above to Walter he' will give him in exchange land of equal value elsewhere.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1515. Grant by Robert de Aldenham, ' bukillarius,' of London,
[Herti.] to Adam de Stratone, clerk, of the dwelling house within Aldredesgate, in
the parish of St. Agnes, London, which he had by gift of Peter Claunag,
baker, situate as specified : paying him yearly one rose, to the prior and
canons of St. Bartholomew one marc, to the nuns of Ankerwik 8s., to the
nuns of Clerkenwell 7s,, to the monks of St. Albans 10s. 8d., and to the monks
of St. Saviour's of Bermondsey I2d. In exchange for this dwelling the
said Adam has given him 26 acres of heath in his manor of Shenlee.
Witnesses : — Sir Stephen de Odeworth, then Constable of the Tower of
London, William de Dunolm and Walter Hervy, then bailiffs of London,
John de Blakethorne, alderman of the said ward, and others (named).
London, St. Bartholomew's day, 52 Henry III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1516. Grant by Eustace, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, to Laurence Produmme, of Stanstede, and Felicia his
wife, for 5 marcs, of a capital messuage and two shops within Alegate in the
parish of Holy Trinity aforesaid, which they had by grant of Helena,
daughter of Theobald Capillarius, situate as described, at a yearly rent of
7s. Witnesses: — Gregory de Rokesle, then Mayor of London, John
Horn and Ralph Blund, sheriffs, John de Norhamtone, alderman of that
ward, and others (named). [4 Edward I.]
[Middx.] A. 1517. Indenture certifying that whereas Peter de Westone, oilman
and citizen of London, is bound to pay 34s. 4d. yearly to the prior and
convent of Holy Trinity, London, for the rents of the tenements herein
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specified in the parishes of St. Botolph without Alegate, Holy Trinity the
Great, and St. Mary atte Ax, he lias satisfied the convent for the arrears
(amounting to 171. 13s. 9d.) together with such yearly rent till Michaelmas,
1353, inclusive, by the casting (fusiime) for them of a certain bell.
St. Peter ad Vincula, 1345. Seal, broken.
[Middx.] A. 1518. Grant by Eichard, son of Eichard de Lothebery, formerly
citizen of London, to Adam de Forsham, citizen and ' mercenarius ' of
London, of an annual rent of 2 marcs issuing from the tenement that the said
Adam holds of his grant in the parish of St. Margaret of Lothbury, of
the size and situation specified. Witnesses : — Sir John Bretun, knt., then
Warden of the city of London, Thomas de Suthfolk and Adam de Fonleham,
sheriffs, Solomon le Cotyler, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
1 June, 25 Edward I.
[Middx.] A. 1519. Demise by Master Thomas Bedyll, prebendary of the prebend
of Mapesbury, Wyllesdon parish, belonging to St. Paul's Cathedral, to
Thomas Broke, citizen and merchant tailor of London, of the said prebend
of Mapesbury with its mansion place. &c., for 60 years from the Annun-
ciation next, at a yearly rent of 10/. Other covenants specified.
18 December, 26 Henry VIII. Seal.
Middx. A. 1520. Grant by David Selly, of Westminster, to William Dixson,
brewer, of the same, William Thurleby, John Meryden, the elder, John
Broddins, John Nicke, William Coteman and John Broke of a tenement
with meadow thereto annexed by Charyng in Westminster, extent and
situation accurately specified ; which he with others acquired as herein
meutioned, from the previous owners named. Charyng, 7 July, 8 Edward IV.
Portion of seal.
Middx. A. 1521. Demise by John Meryden, late of Westminster, butcher, and
William Cotman, baker, to David Dixson, son of William Dixson, late of
Westminster, brewer, deceased, William Thurleby, John Barret, John
Wyrall and Henry Marbyll of the tenement or barn, with meadow annexed,
at Charyng in Westminster, size and situation specified, which he with others
had by feoffment as above. Charyug, 6 June, 14 Edward IV. Two seals.
Middx. A. 1522. Grant by David Dixson, son of William Dixson, of West-
minster, brewer, deceased, to William Thurleby, of the tenement or barn
with meadow annexed, by Charyng in Westminster, situation and extent
described, which he with Thurlby, Barrett, and others had by demise of
John Meryden. Appoints Thomas Burgeys his attorney to deliver Thurlby
possession of the premises. Witnesses: — Thomas Hunt, steward of
St. Peter's monastery, John Colyns, bailiff of the liberty of the abbot of
Westminster, and others (named). Charyng, 24 July, 18 Edward IV.
Seal.
Middx. A. 1523. Eelease by Alice, late wife of Thomas Hulle, and afterwards
wife of Willinm Worsewyk, now widow, to Eobert Gharry ngworth, John
Corve, Thomas Hewster, Thomas Grey, John Beek, of co. Oxford, Roger
Popingeay, John Clynk, John Gedney, Thomas Tottisham, and John
Wygmour of all the lands and possessions of the said Hulle in Middlesex.
Westminster, St. Andrew's day, 6 Henry V. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1524. Grant by Simon Barton, clerk, and Eichard Gatyn, of
Westminster, to King Eichard II. of a tenement and waste ' placea ' of
ground adjoining in Westminster, of the extent and situation specified,
and two cottages situated together in Langedych, as described. 2 April,
22 Richard II. Two seals, one of arms.
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[Middx.] A. 1525. Release by John Chalton, citizen and brewer of London, to
the prior arid convent of Holy Trinity, London, of all manner of actions he
may have against them by reason of the account of the receipt of money
assigned by Lucy, his late wife, deceased, to Thomas atte Hale, a fellow
canon of the prior's, or for any other cause. London, 13 March,
39 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1526. Release by Thomas Brightman to Thomas Crumwell, to the
only use of the King, for the sum of 106/. 10s. received from Crumwell
and John abbot of Westminster, of the tenement called ' the Berehouse '
built at Endiff in Westminster, which the said abbot and convent of
Westminster demised to him and Joan his wife by indenture dated
1 December, 1520, 12 Henry VIII., for 49 years from the Michaelmas then
last past, at a yearly rent of 5 marcs. 18 May, 23 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1527. Release by William Babyngton, Chief Justice of the King's
Common Bench, and Sir Richard Stole, chaplain, to Roger Westwode, clerk,
of an enclosed parcel of meadow in Westminster, situate as described,
which the said three parties lately had byfeoffment of John Legburn, clerk.
2 Februaiy, 1 1 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1528. Grant by John Legburn, clerk, to William Babyngton,
Chief Baron of the King's Exchequer, Roger Westwode, clerk, and Richard
Stok, of an enclosed parcel of meadow in Westminster, situate as described,
which he with others named had by feoffment of John Weste, late keeper
of the King's palace at Westminster. 5 May, 1 Henry VI.
[Middx.] J±. 1529. Demise by Robert Nyk and John Olyver to Thomas
Wesynham, Richard Saxby, clerk. John Berewe, John Braddyng, Henry
Marbill, and Alice his wife, of a parcel of meadow with the dovecote built
thereon in Westminster, situate as described, which they with others named
lately had by feoffment of Roger Westwode, clerk. 22 November,
28 Henry VI. Seal and fragment, injured.
A. 1530. Release by James, the master, and the brethren of the
hospital of St. James without London, for 30*., to Richard de Willehale,
citizen and draper of London, of a quit rent of 3*. yearly issuing from land
in the parish of St. Agnes by Aldrethesgate, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Robert de Cornhull and Thomas de Basing, then bailiffs of
London, John de Balkthorn, then alderman of that ward, Ralph Blund, and
others (named). [54 Henry III.]
Middx. A. 1531. Release by John Hyller to Robert Haxay of a messuage with
curtilage, situate as described, in Totehill Street, Westminster, and a
curtilage and acre of land in Eye, which they two lately acquired of William
Sergeant and Ralph Baker, of Stanes. Exaltation of Holy Cross,
8 Henry IV. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1532. Release by Thomas bishop of Durham to John Legburn,
clerk, 01 all the enclosed parcel of meadow, situate as described, in West-
minster, that they two, with others named, had by feoffment of John Weste,
late keeper of the King's palace at Westminster. 3 May, 1 Henry VI.
Middx. A. 1533. Demise by John Randolff, William Folton, chaplain, James
Fytte, Robert Norton, and William Jarden to Richard, son of Henry
Mar bull, of two tenements with a garden opposite the archbishop of
York's manor in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster; and of an acre
of land and a piece of meadow in Eyfeld and Eymore by Westminster,
which they lately had by grant of the said Henry Marbull ; with remainders
in succession to Robert, William, and Margaret, other children of the said
Henry Marbull. 17 July, 19 Edward IV. Portions of four seals.
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[Middx.] A. 1534. Release by Stephen Chese, of Charryngge, to John West,
keeper of the King's private palace at Westminster, of a piece of meadow
situate as described in Westminster, abutting on the ditch called ' Lange-
dich'. 6 January, 2 Richard II. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1535. Grant by Robert de Cantilupe to John de Atleburgh, of the
messuage and tenement in Westminster that Master Roger de Cantilupe
bought of William, son of Stephen de Ikenham, situate as described, and
extending to the Thames, at a yearly rent of a pair of white gloves or \d.
Witnesses : — Henry de Belegrave, Robert Bunton, Richer de Cruce, John
de Hathfeld, and others (named). Seal.
Middx. A. 1536. Release by Richard Hampkyn, of Westminster, buckler-
maker, and Agnes his wife, to Thomas Crumwell, to the only use of the
King, for 301. received from the King by the hands of Crumwell and the
abbot of Westminster, of three tenements in King's Strete, Westminster,
demised to the said Agnes under the name of Agnes Currer, widow, by
John, the abbot, and the convent of Westminster, by indenture dated 1 June
1527, 19 Hen. VIII., for 38 years from the Annunciation then last past, at
an annual rent of 53*. 4d. 18 May, 23 Henry VIII. Seal. English.
[Middx.] A. 1537. Grant by Robert Haxay to Richard Walsshe, of Lynford,
Richard Otull and Robert Nik of a messuage with curtilage in Tothill
Street, Westminster, situate as described, and a curtilage and an acre of
land in Eye : all which he had by feoifment of William Sergant, of Staines,
and Ralph Baker. Westminster, Thursday after St. Gregory the Pope,
2 Henry VI. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1538. Release by Lambert le Peutrer, and Lucy his wife, to the
abbot and convent of Vale Royal of the lands, &c., in Westminster, that
belonged to Elizabeth de Porlee, mother of the said Lucy ; and of 2£ acres
in Westminster, which they sought against the abbot by writ De ingressu
before the King's Justices de Banco. London, Wednesday before St. Mark's
day, 5 Edward II. Fragment* of two seals.
Middx. A. 1539. Demise by John Randolf, William Folton, chaplain, James
Fytte, Robert Norton and William Jarden to Robert Marbull, son of Henry
Marbull, of a chief tenement with close and two tenements adjoining,
opposite the archbishop of York's manor in St. Margaret's parish, West-
minster, with remainders in succession to Richard, William, and Margaret,
wife of William Mathewe, children of the said Henry Marbull, by whom
they were enfeoft'ed with the premises and other property. 17 July,
19 Edward IV. Four seals remaining.
[Middx.] A. 1540. Grant by John Wygmore to John Vaumpage, John Franke,
clerk, William Merbury and David Selly, of Westminster, of the messuage
in Kyngestrete, Westminster, situate as described, lately called ' Hoppyng-
hale,' and now ' le Rede Lyon.' 23 June, 12 Henry VI. Seal.
Middx. A. 1541. Release by John Barret, John Wyrall, and Henry Marbyll,
to David Dixson, son of the late William Dixson, of Westminster, brewer,
of a tenement or barn, and parcel of meadow annexed, at Charyng,
Westminster, of the extent and situation specified, which they together
with the said David and William Thurleby lately had by demise of John
Meryden and William Cotman. 20 July, 18 Edward IV. Three seals.
[Middx.] A. 1542. Grant by John West, keeper of the King's palace at
Westminster, to Sir Robert Bever, clerk, William Boteler, of Wandsworth,
and John Ely, of Westminster, of the parcel of meadow in Westminster,
situate as described, which he had by feoffment of Stephen Chese. 10 June,
5 Henry IV.
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Middx. A. 1543. Grant by Hugh Marble, of Hereford, goldsmith, to Cristopher
Hales, attorney-general, Thomas Crumwell, and Thomas Alvarde, to the
use of King Henry VIII., of five messuages, gardens, and a close, lately
Robert Forster's, opposite the King's manor in St. Margaret's parish,
Westminster, and also of an acre of land and a meadow in Eyfield and
Eymore by Westminster. 2 August, 23 Henry VIII.
Middx. A. 1544. Release by William de Bury to Robert Charryngworth,
John Corve, Thomas Heuster, Thomas Grey, and Roger Popyngeay, of
all the lands, &c., in Middlesex with which Elena Hulle, widow, en-
feoffed himself and others. Westminster, 2 February, 12 Henry IV.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1545. Grant by Roger Belet, and Agnes his wife, to Ralph de
Waddone, clerk, of a messuage in Tothull Street, Westminster, situate as
described. Tuesday the feast of St. John ante Portam Latinam,
45 Edward III. Portion of seal of arms.
[Middx.] A. 1546. Grant by John West, keeper of the KiHg's palace at
Westminster, to Thomas Longley and John Legburn, clerks, Thomas
Charleton and John Roundel, esquires, of a parcel of meadow in West-
minster, situate as described, which he had by feoffment of Stephen Chese.
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 6 Henry IV.
[Middx.] A. 1547. Release by Robert Bever, clerk, William Boteler, of
Wandesworth, and John Ely, of Westminster, to John West, keeper of
the King's palace at Westminster, of a meadow in Westminster, situate
as described, which they had by grant of the said West. 1 June,
6 Henry IV. Two seals.
Middx. A. 1548. Grant by Henry Marbull, of Westminster, to John Randolff,
Sir William Folton, chaplain, James Fytte, Robert Norton, and William
Jarden, of five messuages with gardens, and a close, opposite the
archbishop of York's manor in St. Margaret's parish, Westminster,
and land in Eymore and Eyfield by Westminster : appointing an attorney
to deliver them possession of the same. 4 January, 17 Edward IV.
Middx. A. 1549. Award of the arbitrators chosen to decide the dispute
between David Selby and Henry Marbill, as to a dyke with certain ground
running between their respective tenements, situate as described in
Westminster. 2 September, 38 Henry VIII. Portions of the arbitrators'
seals.
Middx. A. 1550. Demise by Robert Wythes, a yeoman of the King's guard,
and Joan his wife, to Thurston Meere, of Westminster, baker, of a tene-
ment called ' the Rame,' on the east side of Kingstreet, Westminster, and
two other tenements adjoining, for 20 years from Christmas next, at a
yearly rent of 5/. 10s. Other covenants specified. Each party gives bond
to the other in 40/. for performance of this indenture. 23 February,
16 Henry VIII. English.
Annexed : The above-mentioned bond of Robert Wythes, and Joan his
wife, to Thurston Meere in 40/. 23 February, 16 Henry VIII. One
seal.
[Middx.] A. 1551. Demise by John, the abbot, and the convent of Westminster,
to John Benett, citizen and grocer of London, of a brewing messuage
called ' le Lambe ' with garden in King Street, Westminster, situate as
described on the river bank, and the vessels as herein specified used in
brewing, for 40 years from Michaelmas next, at a yearly rent of 5 marcs ;
and also 2 acres of land in St. James's field by Westminster, at a yearly
rent of 2». 8rf. Other covenants specified. The Chapter House, West-
minster, 9 June, 1531, 22 Henry VIII. Portion of seal.
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A. 1552. Demise by Robert Corall, yeoman, cook of the lord Cardinal's
hall, to Henry Hayes, of Westminster, tallowchandler, of the tenement the
latter now dwells in on the north side of King Street, Westminster, over
the Lamb Alley, for 10 years from the Annunciation last past, at a yearly
rent of 36s. 8d. ; reserving to Corall free right of way to his stable
through the yard of the tenement. Other covenants specified. 12 April,
18 Henry VIII. English.
Annexed: Bond of Robert Corall to Henry Hayes, in 20 marcs, to
observe the above indenture. 12 April, 18 Henry VIII. Seal.
A. 1553. Demise by John Henbury, of Westminster, brewer, to
Robert Penythorn, of the same, carpenter, of his " housings called the
hall, parlour, kitchen and the little chamber " which Thomas Tomlyn now
inhabits, with the chambers over them, a stable, and the wharf at the back
of the brewhouse called ' the Red Lion ' in Westminster, situate as
described, with free passage through the lane at all times, and a garden, for
20 years from to-day, at a yearly rent of 56*. 8d. Other covenants
specified as to repairs, gravelling the lane, &c. 1 May, 21 Henry VIII.
Seal. English.
A. 1554. Grant by Master John Gurnay, the King's squire, of
Westminster, to William Dyxson, of the same, of a chace next the Lamb
Brewhouse, in King Street, Westminster, with free entry for mau, horse,
and cart through it to carry and recarry from the King's High Street there
through Gurnay's gate to the ground of the said William, for 30 years from
the Annunciation next, at a yearly rent of 6s. 8d. Other covenants as to
gravelling the chace, repairing the gate house and gates, &c. 20 February,
36 Henry VI. English.
A. 1555. Grant by John Olney, citizen and grocer of London, to
Reginald Cokyn, son of John Cokyn, John Sutton, citizen and grocer of
London, Richard Richmond, of Middlesex, Sir John Kyng, chaplain, and
John Snell, clerk, of all lands, &c., in Westminster and elsewhere in
Middlesex, lately belonging to Thomas Fouler, otherwise called Thomas
Hull. 6 January, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
A. 1556. Release by John Benteley and William Bury to John
Cornewayle, knt., Robert Charryngworth, John Corve, Thomas Hewster,
John Beeks, of co. Oxon., Roger Popyngeay, and others named, of all
lands, &c., in Westminster or elsewhere which they, with others now dead,
lately had by feoffment of Elena Hulle, widow. 2 October, 2 Henry VI.
Tioo seals.
A. 1557. Release by Thomas Fouler, of Wynterton, co. York, cousin
and heir of William Fouler alias Hull, formerly of Westminster, and
Thomas Fouler alias Hull, son of the said William, deceased, to John
Olney, citizen and grocer of London, of all the lands and tenements
formerly belonging to William and Thomas aforesaid in St. Margaret's
parish, Westminster. 11 February, 4 Henry IV. Seal.
A. 15513. Release by Reginald Cokyn, son of John Cokyn, John
Sutton, citizen and grocer of London, Richard Richemond, of Middlesex,
Sir John Kyng, chaplain, and John Snell, clerk, to Robert Charryngworth,
of all the lands, Ac., in Westminster, which they had by grant of John
Olney, which lately belonged to William Hulle. 11 May, 13 Henry IV.
Five seals.
A. 1559. Release by John Henburie, of Westminster, brewer, to
Thomas Crumwell, to the King's use, for 160/. paid him by the King by
the hands of Crumwell and the abbot of Westminster, of all the tenements,
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&c., in King Street, Westminster, which he had by demise of John, the
abbot, and the convent of Westminster, dated July 25, 23 Henry VII., for
54 years from Michaelmas then next coming, at a yearly rent of 51. 12s. W.,
and of all the cottages, £c., against Charing Gross which he had by a
similar demise, dated 19 December, 11 Henry VIII., for 30 years from
Christmas then next ensuing, at a yearly rent of 50*., except the tenements
in Theving Lane. 18 May, 23 Henry VIII. English. Seal.
Middx. A. 1560. Release by John Benet, citizen and grocer of London, to
Thomas Crumwell, to the King's use, for 66/. 13s. 4d., received from the
King by the hands of Crumwell and the abbot of Westminster, of a brew-
house called ' the Lyon ' at Charing Cross and barn adjoining, &c., granted
to the late John Pomfret, of Westminster, brewer, and Joan his wife, by
demise from John, the abbot, and the convent of Westminster, dated
15 November, 1525, 17 Henry VIII., for 30 years from the previous
Michaelmas, at a yearly rent of 61. 6s. Sd. ; which he now possesses in
accordance with the last will of the said John Pomfret. 18 May
23 Henry VIII. English. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1561. Demise by John Kellet, of Westminster, to William Porter,
citizen and carpenter of London, of the tenement adjoining the Eed Lyon
in King's Street, Westminster, for 30 years from Michaelmas next at a
yearly rent of 31., together with a piece of ground containing 12 feet at the
nether end of the house, as described. Other covenants specified. 17 Sep-
tember, 22 Henry VIII. English.
[Middx.] A. 1562. Grant by Roger Westwode, clerk, to William Wappelode,
Robert Nyk, Thomas Osebarne, John Olyver, and Robert Forster, of the
parcel of meadow, with dovecot thereon, situate as described in Westminster,
which he, with William Babyngton, Chief Justice of the King's Common
Bench, and Sir Richard Stok, chaplain, had by gift of John Legburn,
clerk. 10 February, 11 Henry VI. Seal, injured.
[Middx.] A. 1563. Release by Jeffrey Tull, of Westminster, tiler, to Thomas
Crumwell, to the King's use, for 507. received from the King by the
hands^ of Crumwell and John, abbot of Westminster, of the inn called ' the
Rose,' on the west side of King Street, Westminster, demised to Tull by
William Blaknall, Hugh Morland, and William Hachet, masters and
wardens of the Fraternity of Our Lady in St. Margaret's, Westminster, on
24 March, 9 Henry VII., for 50 years from the Annunciation then next
following, at a yearly rent of 41. 18 May, 23 Henry VIII. English.
Seal.
Middx. A. 1564. Demise by Elizabeth Palle, of Westminster, widow, to
Richard Shele, of the same, baker, of her tenement and brewhouse called
'the Axe,' in King Street, Westminster, with a close and all utensils
thereto belonging, for 18 years from Christmas next, at a yearly rent of 7/.
Other covenants specified as to repairs, payment of rent, <fcc. 6 November
14 Henry VIII. English. Seal. Injured.
Middx. A. 1565. Release by John Kellet, of Westminster, to Thomas
Crumwell, to the King's use, for 88/. received from the King by the hands
of Crumwell and the abbot of Westminster, of a tenement with garden
in King Street, Westminster, which he had of John, the abbot, and the
convent of Westminster by demise dated 17 July, 1528, 20 Hen. VIII.,
for 40 years from the Annunciation then next coming, at a yearly rent of
26s. 8rf. 18 May, 23 Henry VIII. Seal. English.
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Middz. A. 1566. Release by William Huchen, of Stangrounde, Hunts,
yeoman, late of London, mercer, to Cristopher Hales, attorney-general,
Thomas Crumwell, and Thomas Alvarde, to the King's use, of a messuage
called 'Copped Hall' and garden adjoining, in Westminster, and of all
bis lands, &c., in the same town. 5 October, 23 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1567- Grant by William de Sutton son and heir of William de
Sutton, of London, dyer, to Richard Rook, the younger, of Westminster,
and Joan his wife, of 18 acres of land, situate as described, at Lowsmede,
Wynmulleshull, Kyngescondutesheved, and elsewhere [in Westminster].
Westminster, Monday next after the Conversion of St. Paul, 39 Edward III.
Portion of seal of arms.
[Middx.] A. 1568. Certificate by Richard Kyppetre, Joan his wife, Margaret
Buckoynte, and Margery Buckoynte to the abbot and convent of
Westminster, that they have granted to Sir Adam de Strattone the annual
rent of 2\ marcs, which the abbey was wont to pay to lady Grace de la
Donne, late the wife of Henry Buckoynte, their ancestor, by way of dower,
for a garden held of them, and which rent would revert to them on
the death of the said Grace. London, Saturday after St. Faith the Virgin,
56 Henry III. Four seals.
[Middx.] A. 1569. Grant by Odo de Westm' to Sir Adam de Stratton, of an
annual rent of 17*. 4d. issuing from a tenement iu Westminster, paying
therefor yearly Id. to himself and 16d. to Robert de Dol. Witnesses : —
Ralph Somer, Ralph Testard, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1570. Release by Bartholomew de Hallinggeberri, son and heir of
Adam de Hallinggeberi, formerly citizen of London, to Henry de Langare,
citizen and goldsmith of London, and Emma de Hallinggeberi his wife,
Bartholomew's sister, of the ' placea ' of land which the latter had by
bequest of Adam their father, in the parish of St. John Zakary,
London, situate as described, which Margery Somery, formerly wilt-'
of John Somery, lately also released to them. Witnesses : — John de
Wenesgrave, then Mayor, William Forneys and John Priour, sheriffs of
London, Elyas de Suffolk, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
London, Friday the feast of St. Mathias, 11 Edward II.
[Middx.] A. 1571. Grant by William, son of William Chaplain, to Alexander
le Paumer, of the land lying between his own and Roger Burgoirie's lands at a
yearly rent of 3s. Witnesses : — Nicholas Cavel, alderman, Godfrey Blund,
Ranulph Stochard, Robert Lincolniens', Robert son of Alured, Roger
Burgoine, aud others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1572. Release by Elianor Riche, cousin and heir of Philip le
Taillour, late citizen of London, to Katherine atte Polle, Walter Walshe,
Richard Parker, clerk, Gilbert Noel, clerk, and Peter Turk, of all shops
and tenements formerly Richard Lacer's, in the parish of St. Michael,
Paternostercherche, London, which shops, &c., she impleaded against the
said Katherine in execution of the will of Philip le Taillour. Witnesses : —
William Halden, recorder of London, William Walworth and others
(named). 1 May, 50 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1573. Deed of sale by Martin son of Benedict, to Richard, the
prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, for 7*., of the rent of I2d.
paid by Richard le Furmager, for land he holds of him in the parish of
St. Botulph without Alegate. Witnesses: — William and Ralph de Alegate,
William Holege, John dc Lesnes, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-
1252.]
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[Middx.] A. 1574. Grant by Sir Martin, rector of St. Faith's, London, and
John Blakeney, citizen and fishmonger of London, that whereas Jordan de
Barton is bound to pay them 100/. in Martin's house at London, at
Christmas next ; whensoever Jordan have by grant of King Richard II.,
the lands and tenements formerly Master Richard Scarnyng's, in the parish
of St. Botulph without Aldrichegate, if he enfeof them before Easter next
with the lands and tenements collated to him for his Hie by King Edward,
lately deceased ; that then the said bond shall be void. London, in the
house of the said Martin, Sunday, the feast of the Apostles Simon and
Jude, 4 Richard II. Portion of seal.
[ ] A. 1575. Deed of sale by Adam de Suineri, knt., to Saer son of
Henry, citizen of London, for 40*., of all his portion of the meadow called
' Acressete,' and a messuage in Sanle, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Sir Thomas de Wauz, and Alan his son, John Bukerel, then rector of
Sanlee, Godfrey the Chaplain of Collee, Thomas de Basinges and others
(named).
[Middx.] A. 1576. Release by Agnes, late wife of Nicholas de Marisco, to
Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of the land iu
Edelmeton which they bought of her said late husband. Witnesses : —
John Blund, Laurence and Colin de Forda, John de Anesti, Roger Blund,
John de Teffunte, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Middx.] A. 1577. Grant by Geoffrey de Marisco, son of John de Marisco, of
Edelmeton, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London,
of an acre of meadow in Edelmeton marsh, situate as described.
Witnesses: — John Blund, Thomas, William, and Richard Picot, Hugh
Peverel, and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Middx.] A. 1578. Grant by Nicholas de Marisco, son of John, to Richard, the
prior, .ind the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 10 marcs, of 4^ acres
ia Edelmeton, in Langehege field, situate as described. Witnesses : — John
Blund, William and Laurence de Forda, Hugh Peverel, John de Anesty,
and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
[Middx.] A. 1579. Release by Matilda, late wife of William Cook (Cod), to
John, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, ot' land in
Langhege and Coldesfeld, in Edelmeton, which her late husband formerly
sold to John Sawale and Adam le Tailur. Witnesses : — William de Forda,
Peter Spirk, Hugh Peverel, John Sawale, and others (named). [A.D.
1252-1258.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1580. Release by John Sawale, of Edelmeton, to Gilbert, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 3*., of a yearly rent of
1\d., of which they paid him 7d. for a tenement they hold of him, and
Richard Cook \d. for a tenement he holds, in Edelmeton : saving the
service of \d. a year due to Sir William de Say. Witnesses : — Laurence de
la Forde, Thomas and William Pycot, Richard de Anesty, and others
(named). [A.D. 1260-1264.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1581. Grant by J[ohn] Sawale to [Holy Trinity, London],
for 20*., of laud in Laugehege, Edelmeton, situate as described.
Witnesses : — Peter Spirk, John, son of John de Marisco, John son of
John, and others (named). [A.D. 1260-1264?] Portion of seal.
Fragment of document.
[Middx.] A. 1582. Grant by John Sawale to John, the prior, and the convent
of Holy Trinity, London, for one marc, of an acre of land on the Rodweye,
Edelmeton, at a yearly rent of 4rf. Witnesses : — William, Laurence and
Nicholas de Forda, Hugh Peverel, Peter Spirk, and others (named).
[A.D. 1252-1258.]
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[Middz.] A.. 1583. Deed of sale by David le Loche, citizen of London, and
Juliana his wife, late wife and executrix of Boger do Mymmes, late citizen
and chandler of London, whose will was proved and enrolled at the Husting
held Monday before St. Petronilla, 25 Edward III., to Sir Walter de
Merstham, rector of St. Alphege's within Crepulgate, London, of the
tenement that Roger inhabited in that parish. Adam Franceys, Mayor,
Johii Littel and William de Weld, sheriffs of London, Symon de
Worstede, alderman of that ward. Sunday before St. George the Martyr,
28 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1584. Grant by Richard, son of Richard de Lothebery, formerly
citizen of London, to Adam de Forsham, citizen and " mercenarius " of
London, of the house with garden that Alice, late wife of Roger le Coteler,
holds of him for life in the parish of St. Mary, Lothebery, situate as
described. Witnesses : — Sir John Bretun, knt., then warden, Thomas de
Suffolk and Adam de Fouleham, then sheriffs of London, Salomon le
Cotyler, alderman of that ward, and others (named). London, 1 June,
25 Edward I. Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1585. Grant by Thomas Palmere, citizen and fishmonger of
London, to Nicholas de Exton, citizen of London, John de Oudeby and
Thomas de Morton, clerks, of the tenement with garden which he acquired
of John Stokyngburi in the parish of St. Botulph without Algate, situate
as described. Nicholas Twiford, knt., then Mayor, John Loveye and John
Walcote, then sheriffs of London. Monday the feast of St. Luke the
Evangelist, 13 Richard II. Portion of seal.
[Middz.] A. 1586. Grant by Harno le Fisschere, of Chepe, and Matilda his
wife, to John atte Ree, of Lambourne, Essex, of a messuage with shops,
&c., belonging, which they had by gift of Richard de Worsete, in
Estsmethefeld, in the parish of St. Botulph without Alegate, situate as
described ; paying the usual services to the chief lords of the fee, and
\2d. yearly towards the fabric of St. Botulpb's. Witnesses: — Hamo
de Chikewelle, Mayor, William Prodome and Reginald de Conductu,
then sheriffs of London, Sir Richard de Wymbissh, prior of Holy Trinity,
then alderman of that ward, and others (named). Monday next after
St. Luke the Evangelist, 14 Edward II. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1587. Agreement whereby John atte Mede, citizen and hosteler of
London, and Margaret his wife, being possessed, in right of the said
Margaret, of a brewhouse and bakehouse in the parish of St. Botulph
without Bishopsgate on payment of 8*. Id. yearly quit-rent to the chief
lords of the fee, have granted the brewhouse to William Doder, citizen and
fuller of London, and Molt his wife, at a yearly rent of 5s. 5d. London,
21 January, 31 Edward III. French.
[Middx.] A. 1588. Grant by John Manyngham, knt., to John Esyngold,
Thomas a Meres, and William Calverd, grocer and citizen of London, of
two messuages that were John ScargilFs, deceased, in Algate Strete in the
parish of St. Katherine Christehurch, situate as described, which he and
Edmund Burgh (who has released his right therein to him) had by grant
of Cristopher Throkmerton, son and heir of John Throkmerton, of
co. Gloucester, and Anne his wife, daughter of the said Scargill ; appointing
Hugh Standyssh his attorney to deliver them seisin of the premises.
William Martyn, Mayor, William Purches and William Welbek, sheriffs
of London, Ralph Astry, alderman of Algatestrete ward. 26 August.
9 Henry VII. Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1589. Licence to Henry de Cantuar' to alienate to the prior and
convent of Holy Trinity, London, for a fine of 20*. paid by the said prior,
a messuage in London, to provide a canon to celebrate divine service daily
at the altar of St. John the Baptist in their church, for the souls of the
said Henry and his ancestors. Staunford, 11 April, 2 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1590. Letters of attorney of Margery, the prioress, and the convent
of Ankerwik, appointing Robert le Bokelere to put Sir Adam de Stratone,
clerk, in full seisin of a yearly rent of 28s. IQd. which they have granted
him, issuing from houses in Aldretheggate, Distaflane, Billingesgate, and
Figstrete. Tuesday next after the Conversion of St. Paul, 54 Henry III.
[Middx.] A. 1591. Will of Roger de Mymmes, chandler and citizen of London.
Bequests to provide candles, and to pay chaplains and all the order of friars
in London to pray for the souls of himself and Joan and Matilda his
wives, &c. To his wife Juliana he leaves his house in the parish of St.
Alphege by Crepelgate, and all his goods, &c. Sunday, 14 Miirch, 1348,
23 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum of probate before the official of the archdeacon
of London, x Kal. Aprilis, 1348.
[Middx.] A. 1592. Grant by John Potenhale, tawyer, son and heir of Thomas
Potenhale, late citizen of London, to William Neuport, citizen and
h'shmonger of the same, of all the tenements that descended to him after
the death of his father Thomas, in the parish of St. Andrew at Baynard
Castle, London, situate as described. Friday the feast of Cathedra Sancti
Petri, 44 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1593. Demise by Robert Launde, citizen and goldsmith of London,
John Ive and Laurence Wynpole, clerks, to Adam Rous, surgeon, citizen of
London, and Juliana his wife, for their lives, at a yearly rent of a red rose, of
the tenement they lately had by feoffment of the same Adam and Juliana in
Wodc Strete, in the parish of St. Alphege within Crepulgate, London,
situate aa described. Nicholas Brembre, then Mayor, Thomas Cornwaleys
and John Bosham, sheriffs of London. 18 October, 2 Richard II. Two
seals.
[Middx.] A. 1594. Grant by Anne Rotheley, widow, and Thomas Bathecrofte,
to William Hody, knt., Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Robert Lytton,
Under -Treasurer of England, and Thomas Stokes, to the use of the said
Anne, of the land in Argaston, situate as described, which they had by
the demise of Richard Hert, the elder, John Haryong and John Hille.
Argaston, 12 October, 6 Henry VII.
[Middx.] A. 1595. Grant by John de Norton and William de Grendon, citizens
of London, to Nicholas Longge, citizen and butcher, and Alice his wife,
of the brewhouse with two shops, &c., in the parish of St. Botolph without
Algate, London, which they lately bought of Isabel, late wife and executrix,
and the said Nicholas, executor, of William le Fourner. John Not, then
Mayor, Richard de Crovdon and John Hiltoft, then sheriffs of London,
Nicholas Algate, prior "of Holy Trinity, then alderman of that ward.
4 November, 37 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1596. Grant by William Wilde, Thomas Aynderby, and William
Melton, clerks and chaplains, of London, to King Edward HI. of the
brewhouse with two shops, &c., which they had by feoffment of Robert
Mnrtyn, white tawyer, citizen of London, and Matildfi his wife, in the
parish of St. Boltulph without Algate, London, formerly the property of
William le Furner, situate as described. John Lovekyn, then Mayor,
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John Warde and Thomas ate Leye, sheriffs of London, Nicholas de
Algate, prior of Holy Trinity, alderman of the said ward. 12 April,
41 Edward III. Three seals.
[Middx.] A. 1597. Release by Nicholas Longe, citizen and butcher of London,
and Alice his wife, to Robert Martyn, white lawyer, and Matilda his wife,
of a brewhouse with two shops, &c., situate as described in the parish of
St. Botulph without Algate, which they had by feoffment of John de Norton
and William de Grendon, and which formerly belonged to William le Furner.
9 January, 40 Edward III. Two seals.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting at London,
Monday after Hilary, 40 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1598. Deed of sale by Isabella, late wife and executrix, and Robert
Longge, executor, of William le Fourner, late citizen and butcher of London,
in accordance with the will of the latter, proved and enrolled at the Hustings
of London, to John de Norton and William de Grendon, of the brewhouse
with two shops, &c., situate as described in the parish of St. Botulph
without Algate, which le Fourner acquired of Simon de Plaghe, leech,
and Joan his wife, and which formerly belonged to John Chaucer, vintner,
and Agnes his wife. Stephen de Cavendish, then Mayor, James Andreu and
John de Sancto Albano, then sheriffs of London. 8 August, 37 Edward III.
Portions of two seals.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting at London, Monday
after All Saints, 37 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1599. Grant by Robert Martyn, " whitowiere " of London, and
Matilda his wife, to William Wilde, Thomas Aynderby, and William Melton,
chaplains, of the reversion of the above tenement with two shops, &c., in
the parish of St. Botolph without Algate, which came into their hands as
herein described. John Lovekyn, Mayor, Thomas Legh and John Warde,
sheriffs of London. 1 January, 38 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1600. Granl by Nicholas Longge, and Alice his wife, to Robert
Martyn, and Matilda his wife, of the premises released in A. 1597.
Witnesses as in A. 1595. London, 12 February, 38 Edward III. Two
seals.
[Middx.] A. 1601. Release by Robert Martyn, white tawyer, citizen of London,
and Matilda his wife, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary de Graciis by
the Tower of London, of the above tenement with two shops, &c., in
the parish of St. Botulph without Algate [see A. 1597], which they
formerly acquired of Nicholas Longe and Alice his wife. 6 May,
41 Edward III. Tivo seals, injured.
[Middx,] A. 1602. Grant by Simon de Plaghe, leech and citizen of London,
and Joan his wife, to William le Fourner, citizen and butcher, of the brew-
house with two shops, &c., situate as described in the parish of St. Botulph
without Algate, which they had by grant of John Chaucer, vintner, and
Agnes his wife. Henry Picard, then Mayor of London, Richard de
Notyngham, and Thomas Dolsaly, sheriffs. 12 January, 30 Edward III.
Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1603. Grant by John Chaucer, citizen and vintner of London, and
Agnes his wife, to Simon de Plaghe, and Joan his wife, of the above
tenement with two shops, &c., in Algatestrete, London, St. Botolph's parish,
which formerly belonged to Hamo de Copton, uncle of the said Agnes, to
whom it descended on Hamo's death. Adam Fraunceys, then Mayor of
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London, John Lytle and William de Welde, sheriffs, Richard de Berkyng,
alderman of that ward. Thursday, 3 April, 28 Edward III. Two seals of
arms.
Endorsed: "These nine charters [A. 1595-1 6O3] relate to a tene-
ment in Algatestrete without Algate, London, in which Nicholas Sylvester,
butcher, now lives, &c." These deeds are all endorsed as enrolled in the
Hustings of London.
[Middx.] A. 1604. Will of Thomas Rycher, chaplain. Leaves 20*. for funeral
expenses, 20*. to Holy Trinity the Great, London, and 3*. 4d. to each canon
there ; 20s. to John Rycher his cousin, to Margery and Lorissa Rycher,
1 3*. 4d., to Mabil and Matilda Rycher, 40*. Legacies to the prior of Holy
Trinity, London, of the tenement with quay and vacant ground in the
parish of St. Mary atte Hulle, &c. ; and of money to all the orders of friars
in London, and to his executors. London, Wednesday, the feast of
St. Hilary, 1360. Two seals, one broken.
Endorsed: Note of probate, 9 February, 1361.
[Middx.] A. 1605. Grant by John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to William Vyel, citizen of London, of a yearly rent of 7*.
issuing from a tenement in the parish of St. Augustine, by St. Paul'y
churchyard, in exchange for the grant to them by Vyel of a yearly rent
of 5s. issuing from two shops in St. Mildred's parish in Bredstrate. If
they cannot obtain this latter rent they may distrain on the tenement in
St. Augustine's parish for the amount. Witnesses : — Nicholas. Bat, Mayor
of London, Richard Picard and John de Norhamton, sheriffs, and others
(named). [38 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1606. Release by William de Arderne, citizen of London, to
Edmund de Hemenhale, citizen and mercer of London, o^ the two parts of u
messuage, situate as described, in the parish of St. Margaret the Virgin
at Lolhbury, with which John his son lately enfeoffed the said Edmund,
and also of a marc of annual rent issuing from another tenement as specified
herein. John Hamound, then Mayor of London, Geoffrey de Wychingham
and Thomas Legy, sheriffs, the same Thomas Legy being alderman of that
ward. 18 July, 19 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1607. Grant by William de Corringham, citizen of London, to
Edmund, tailor (Cissori) and citizen of London, and Joan his wife, for 10
marcs, of a house in the parish of St. Katherine by Alegate, and four
houses in the parish of St. Olave by the Tower of London ; paying therefor
respectively to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, 2s. and 6d.
yearly, and to himself and his heirs a rose. Witnesses: — Sir John
Bretoun, warden of London, Richard de Glovernia and Henry Box, sheriffs,
William de Hereford, alderman of that ward, and others (named). The
morrow of the Purification, 23 Edward I.
[Middx.] A. 1608. Grant by Christopher Throkmerton, late son and heir of
John Throkmerton, of co. Gloucester, and Anne his wife, late daughter
and heir of John Scargyll, to John Manyngham, knt., and Edmund Bur<*h,
of two messuages with shops, &c., in Algatestrete in the parish of
St. Katherine Christchurch, London, formerly belonging to the said
Scargyll, situate as described. John Mathewe, then Mayor of London,
Henry Cote and Robert Ryvell, sheriffs, Ralph Astry, alderman of Algate-
strete ward. 1 February, 6 Henry VII. Injured.
[Middx.] J^ 1609. Deed of sale by Thomas de Stanford and Richard Bacoun
executors of the will of William de Stanford, proved and enrolled at
the Hustings of London Monday after the Apostles Philip and James,
23 Edward III., to Luke de Schaldeford, of Essex, and John de Canefeld,'
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chaplain, of a tenement that the testator had in the parish of St. Laurence,
CaDdelewjkeetrete, London, situate as described. Richard de Kyselyngbery,
Mayor of London, William de Wyrcestre and John Noot, sheriffs, Bartho-
lomew Dewmars, alderman of that ward. Thursday after the Annunciation,
25 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1610. Deed of sale by Juliana, late wife of Richard Bacon,
citizen and stockfishmonger of London, and Richard Rothyng, citizen and
stockfishinonger, in execution of Bacon's will, proved and enrolled at the
Hustings Monday after the Translation of St. Edward, King and Confessor,
37 Edward III., to Sir Robert Denton, chaplain, of a tenement that
belonged to the testator in the parish of St. Laurence by Candelwykestrete,
situate as described. John Notle, Mayor of London, Simon de Mordon,
and John de Medeford, sheriffs, and Bartholomew Frestlyng, alderman of
that ward. 15 October, 38 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1611. Grant by Henry Wittauuiere to his wife Alice, daughter of
Ailwin Hunue, of all his land and houses in the parish of St. Michael de
Bassieshawe, paying 15*. yearly therefor to the canons of Holy Trinity,
London. Witnesses : — William Illebode, Stephen, uncle of the said Alice,
Turgis de Sancta Trinitate, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1612. Grant by Master William de Paris, surgeon, to Nuto
Fouberti, and Burgensius his brother, citizens and merchants of Florence,
for 40 marcs, of his land with the buildings thereon in Bradestrate,
Sc. Olave's parish, situate as described, paying him yearly 1 Ib. of pepper,
and to the prior and convent of St. Saviours of Bermondsey, 2s.
Witnesses : — Sir Gregory de Rokesle, Mayor of London, Ralph le Feure
and Robert Darraz, sheriffs, William Bokerel, alderman of that ward,
Sir Richard Taillehaste, rector of Tuyford church, and others (named).
[5 Edward I.]
[Middx.] A. 1613. Grant by Richard de Exemue to John de Sterteford, citizen
of London, for five marcs, of three shops with gardens adjoining in the
parish of All Saints of Berkingechurche, situate as described. Witnesses : —
Sirs Ralph de Sandwyco, Constable of the Tower and warden of the city of
London, Fulk de Sancto Edmundo and Salomon Cultellar, sheriffs, John de
Cantuaria, alderman of that ward, and others (named). [18 Edward I.]
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1614. Confirmation by Geoffrey, son of Geoffrey Alderman, of the
grant made by Reginald, son of William de Hauvile, his grandson, to
Salomon de Basing', of a rent of 8s. in the parish of St. Mary of Abechurch,
issuing from land which was Hugh de Tcting's ; and of two shops in the
parish of St. Mary of Arches, situate as described ; which premises he
warrants to Salomon, and " in contraplegium " thereof has alloted him his
house in Colemannecherche parish, towards Alegate, and two houses in the
parish of Wlnodmariecherch, situate ns described ; which three houses,
in case of failure of such warranty, .Salomon shall hold till Geoffrey or
his heirs have secured to him 14*. 6d. quitrent. Witnesses : — Era" son
of Alulf, Ralph Alwy, Robert de Basing", and others (named). Seal,
injured.
[Middx.] A. 1615. Grant by Thomas Cros, citizen of London, to Henry
Lambyn, fishmonger of London, of a shop with two rooms, &c., in Bridge
Street, London (in vico pontis London'), in St. Margaret's parish, size and
situation described; paying yearly a rose to himself and his heirs and 4s.
to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London. Witnesses : — Thomas
Romeyn, Mayor of London, James de Saucto Edmundo and Roger le
Palmere, sheriffs, Geoffrey de Conductu, alderman of that ward, and others
(named). [3 Edward II.]
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[Middx.] A. 1616. Grant by William cle Lnuvnre, citizen of London, to Eustace,
the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 40*., of a yearly
rent of 4*. issuing from his tenement and houses in the parish of All Saints
of Colemanecherche, situate as described. Witnesses : — John Adrian,
Mayor of London, Henry le Waleys aud Gregory de Rbkesle, sheriffs, John
de Norhamtone, alderman of that ward, and others (named) . [55 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1617. Grant by Robert, son of Robert Pinkeni, and Alice his wife,
daughter of Reginald Tannur, to Ralph the Chaplain, son of Richard de
Barsam, for six marcs and a gold ring, of land in St. Botulph's parish at
Billingesgate, situate as described, at a yearly rent of 2s. Witnesses : —
Ralph Sperleng, William Sare, Richard de Ho, and others (named).
[Middx.J A. 1618. Release by William Billok, cutler, and Margery his wife,
daughter and heir of William Osebern, formerly citizen and barber of
London, to William de Stanford, citizen of London, and William de
Orlions, sharegrinder, of the tenement that was Osebern's by Ebbegate in
the parish of St. Laurence of Candelewyk Strete, London, situate as
described. Witnesses: — Nicholas de Farndon, Mayor of London, Adam
de Sarum and John de Oxeneford, sheriffs, John de Preston, alderman of
that ward, and others (named). Monday next after St. Martin in Winter,
17 Edward II. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment at the Husting of London,
17 Edward II.
[Middx.] A. 1619. Surrender and release by Emma, daughter of Thomas de
Essex, relict of the late Hugh Mason (Cementarif), to Sir William, the
prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, for 3*., of the tenement
she and her said late husband held of them in the parish of St. Katherine,
in the courtyard of Holy Trinity, London. Witnesses : — William de
Suffolch, potter, Richard de Chyngeford, potter, William de Ceringham,
and others (named). St. Andrew's Day, 17 Edward I.
[Middx.] A. 1620. Assignment by Isabella, late wife of Nicholas de Bissopes-
gate, John Wilemyn, of Garscherche, Osbert Woolmonger (Lanarius),
and William le Meguzer, in execution of the will of the said Nicholas, to
E[ustace], the prior, aud the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of 5s. yearly
rent which he left them by his will, issuing from the land and house that
Bartholomew Cook ( COCKS) held of him in the parish of St. Edburga
the Virgin within Bissopesgate. Witnesses: — Sir Walter Hervi, Mayor
of London, Walter le Poter and John Horn, sheriffs, Philip le Tailur,
alderman, Robert de Coringeham, and others (named). July, 1 Edward I.
[Middx.] A. 1621. Release by Clemencia, daughter of Robert Blund, late wife
of Richard de Hispania, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, for six marcs, of 20s. rent which she had by gift of her
said husband, issuing from a stone house with cellar and a dwelling-house
which Edmund Mercer once held, in the parish of St. Benedict Sorhog ;
and confirmation by the same of the grant that Peter, her son and heir,
has made to the same canons. Witnesses : — William son of Benedict,
alderman, Philip de Wynton, Ralph Blund, goldsmith, and others (named).
[Edward I.J
[Middx.] A. 1622. Grant by John Bonaventur, goldsmith, son of William
Bonaveutur, to Amfrey de Beckenham, rector of the church of Hodleg',
for four marcs, of the land in St. Michael's parish, Cornhull, which he had
by grant of Andrew his brother — which descended to his father through
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Emma Bonaventur, his grandmother — of the fee of Holy Trinity, I-ondon,
and of the extent and situation specified ; paying yearly to himself a rose,
and to the chief lords of the fee 3*. Witnesses : — William son of Richard,
Mayor of London, Thomas son of Thomas and William Gratefige, sheriffs,
Roger son of Roger, alderman of the ward, and others (named).
[42 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1623. Grant by Robert Saddler (Sellarius) to the prior and
canons of Holy Trinity, London, of a rent of 7*. out of the land that Henry
Tanner held of him in the parish of St. Botulph without Bissopesgate,
of the fee of Henry de Cornhull, and which, as well as his chief dwelling-
house, he holds of Benedict. Wandcgos, paying therefor 3*. yearly. In case
of failing to receive the rent of 7s., the prior may distrain on the said
dwelling house. For this grant they have paid Robert and Cecilia his wife
35s. 8d. Witnesses: — John de Ballio, Gilbert the Moneyer (Monetario),
then socnere of the bishop of London, Benedict Kokelin, and others
(named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1624. Grant by the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
that if Thomas de Kent, fishmonger, of London, faithfully observe the
agreement made concerning a shop leased to him by them in the parish of
St. Botulph without Bischopisgate, then his bond to them in 20 marcs shall
be of none effect. The morrow of All Saints, 4 Richard II. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1625. Grant by Roger Sibbyllyng, son and heir of Thomas
Sybbylling, citizen of London, to John de Bocton, citizen and cofferer of
London, for 1001., of land with the buildings thereon in the parish of St.
Bartholomew the Less, London ; paying yearly to himself and his heirs 6d.,
to London Bridge 5*., to the canons of Holy Trinity 4*., to the brethren
of the Hospital of St. Giles without London 3s. Qd., to the heirs of Peter
Danyel Id., and to Henry de Sancto Albano half a pound of cummin.
Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Sandwico, Warden of London, Walter Hauteyn
and Thomas Cros, sheriffs, Robert de Arraz, alderman of that ward, and
others (named). [15 Edward I.]
Endorsed: Grant by Michael Tovy, the warden, and the brethren of
London Bridge, to Thomas Sybelyng, mercer, for 30 marcs, of the tenement
in the parish of St. Bartholomew the Less, London, which they had by
gift of Henry de la Gare and Isoude de Tatesale his wife; paying them
therefor yearly 5s., to the canons of Holy Trinity 4s., to the brethren of
St. Giles Hospital 2s. 6d., and to the heirs of Peter Daniel Id. Witnesses :
— Sir Nicholas Bat, Mayor of London, John de Northampton and Richard
Pikard, sheriffs, Nicholas son of Joce, alderman of the ward, and others
(named). 38 Henry III.
[Middx.] A. 1626. Grant by William Agulun to Roger Duk (Duci), citizen of
London, of yearly rents of 7s. 6d. issuing from lands and buildings, situate
as described, in the parish of St. Botulph without Bissopesgate. Witnesses :
— Richard Renger, Robert son of John and Walter de Winton, sheriffs of
London, and others (named). [14 Henry III.]
Endorsed: " Ista carta facta fuit anno regni regis Henrici tertii xiiij0,
Rogero Duk tune Majore London'."
[Middx.] A. 1627. Grant by William le Lutre that whereas he owes the ^rior
and canons of Holy Trinity, London, \8d. yearly for land with a stone
house which wag Godeson le Megucyer's, in the parish of St. Olave by
the Tower, if such rent be not paid and the land he holds of them be so
occupied (hospitata) that it cannot be sufficiently distrained, he will allow
them to distrain on all his rents in Chikenelane, in the parish of Berkinge-
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chevche, till their rent is paid in full. Witnesses : — John Noreman,
sheriff, Gilbert son of Fulk, alderman, John and Alexander de Lesnes, and
others (named). [19 Henry III.]
Endorsed : Anno xix° H. tertii.
[Middx.] A. 1628. Grant by John Blund to John Baker (Piston) of land in
the parish of All Hallows of Berkingecherche, by the water, of the extent
and situation specified, at a yearly rent of 4s. Witnesses : — William
Lancebi, Balph Steperhanc, alderman, Eobert de Turn, Eichard Gulafre,
and others (named). Henry III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1629. Eelease by William, son and heir of William de Orliens, cf
Eydcn, " scheregryndere," to William de Stanevor, citizen of London, of
the tenement with the houses thereon which the latter has in Thamise Strete,
in the parish of St. Laurence of Candelwyke Strete. John de Pulteneye,
Mayor of London, William Haunsard and John Hamond, sheriffs,
John de Preston, alderman of that ward. Monday after St. Matthew,
8 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1630. Grant by Henry de Sancto Albano to Richard, the prior,
and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, for the souls of himself and
Sabina his wife, of 8*. 4d. quitrent issuing from land he bought of Nigel
Goldsmith, extending to Cornhell, between the land that was Richard
Baker's and the land that was Emma Bonaventure's, in the parish of
St. Michael, Cornhell, to provide a wax candle perpetually on the altar of
the Virgin Mary, and 2*. for the canons on the day of his anniversary ;
such rent to be paid to the convent by the nuns of St. Helena. Witnesses :
— Eichard Eenger, Mayor of London, Andrew Bukerel and John Travers,
sheriffs, Eoger Due, John Viel, and others (named). [8-9 Henry III].
[Middx.] A. 1631. Grant by Stephen, son of Nicholas de Ponte, to Cecilia, late
wife of Eichard Tholusan the Palmer (Palmeri), for 40 marcs, of a
yearly rent of 4 marcs issuing from his lands and houses by Bred Strate,
in the parish of All Saints; with liberty to distrain in his other possessions
if she fail to receive the said rent. Witnesses : — Serlo, then Mayor of
London, William Joiner and Thomas Lambert, sheriffs, William son of
Alice, then alderman, Eichard Eenger, John Travers, Eoger Duk, and
others (named). [7 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1632. Grant by P[eter], the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Bicher de Brumfeld, of land in the parish of All Saints
of Colemanechurche, paying therefor yearly 42d. Covenants specified iu
case of the land being wasted by fire. Witnesses: — Eichard de Arraz,
Albin Eufus, Geoffrey de Brumfeld, and others (named). [A.D. 1197-1221 .]
[Middx.] A. 1633. Grant by Luke de Schaldcford, of Essex, and John de
Cauefeld, chaplain, to Eichard Bacoun, citizen and stockfishrnonger of
London, of their tenement with the houses built thereon in the parish of
St. Laurence by Candelwyke Strete, London, formerly William Osebarn's,
situate as described. Eichard de Keselyngburi, Mayor of London, John
Wroth and Gilbert Steyndrop, sheriffs, Bartholomew Dewmars, alderman of
the ward. Thursday, the translation of St. Edward, King and Confessor,
25 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1634. Grant by Eobert, son of Eobert de Ware, to Idonia de Cante-
brege, late wife of Eeginald de Cantebrege, formerly citizen of London,
for 45 marcs, of a yearly rent of 4 marcs 8.?. 3d., issuing out of the tene-
ment formerly belonging to John le Lung in the parish of All Saints, Bred-
tttrete, situate as described. Witnesses : — Sir Henry le Waleis ( IFaleusis),
Mayor of. London and alderman of the ward, Gregory de Eokesle, Richard
de Chiggewell and William le Massiner, sheriffs, Osbert de Suthfok,
Robert de Kyclemenstrc and others (named). [10 Edward I.] Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1635, Grant by Richard Richeman, son of Lefwin, to William
Norensis, miller, of land in Brainbellee marsh, between the land that
belonged to Robert de Brembeleg' and the street called ' Grenestrate,' at a
yearly rent of I8d. For this grant William has given him 20*., I2d. to
Helena his wife, and 6d. to his son John. Witnesses : — William de Pyro,
Robert de Pynkeny, William Blund, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1636. Demise by Thomas de la Marche, son of the late Gilbert de
la Marche, citizen of London, to Gilbert de Storteford, son of the late
John de Stortcford, of a yearly quit-rent of two marcs, issuing out of his
tenements situate as described in St. Andrew's parish, Cornhill, for six
years from St. John the Baptist's day, 9 Edward II. Witnesses : — Stephen
de Abindori, Mayor of London, Hamo Godchep and William de Bodele,
sheriffs, Henry de Gloucestria, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
Friday, the morrow of the nativity of John the Baptist, 9 Edward IT.
[Middx.] A. 1637. Grant by Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to William de Manhale, citizen of London, of land with the
houses thereon in the parish of St. Michael de Bassieshawe, London, situate
as described, at a yearly rent of 2*. For this grant he has given them
one marc and a be sant worth 2s. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas son of
Thomas, Mayor of London, Robert de Muntpell' and Osbert de Suhtfolk,
sheriffs, Richard de Walebroc, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
[47 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1638. Grant by Richard Doxey, of Chertesey, Surrey, and Alice
his wife, to Geoffrey Maynard, cooper, citizen of London, and Margaret his
wife, of the tenement in the parish of All Saints at the Haywharf
(ad fenum), in Douegate ward, London, which they had by feoffment of
John Marchauut, of Strode, Kent, and Alice his wife, situate as described.
Witnesses : — John Stodeye, Mayor of London, Bartholomew de Frestlyng
and Stephen de Cavendisshe, sheriffs, and others (named). Sunday after
St. Valentine, 32 Edward III.
fMiddx.] A. 1639. Grant by Hugh de Yspania to Richard, his brother, of a
stone house, situate as described, in the parish of St. Benedict the Less,
at a yearly rent of 8*. Witnesses : — Henry son of Ailwin, Mayor of
London, Roger sou of Alan, William son of Reiner, Thomas de Haverill,
and others (named). [Richard I. or John.]
[Middx.] A. 1640. Confirmation by Roger de Exonia, clerk, son and heir of
Agnes, wife of Peter le Maltmetere, of the grant that the said Peter and
Agnes made to Stephen de Eldyngge, hurer, of a yearly rent of 8*. issuing from
a tenement in Chikenelane and in the churchyard of All Hallows of
Berkingcherche, paying therefor a clove yearly. Witnesses : — Sir John
Adrian, Mayor of London, Gregory de Rokesle and Henry le Waleys,
sheriffs, William de Hadestoke, alderman of that ward, and others (named").
[55 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1641. Grant by William son of Isabel, to John the Goldsmith,
son of Bartholomew Blund, of a shop in the goldsmiths' market which he
holds of the fee of St. Bartholomew, at a yearly rent of 16s. For this
grant John has given him 4 gold bezants, and to his wife Dionisia 2 gold
bezants. Witnesses: — Ralph de Barra, Bartholomew Blund, John de
Sancto Albano, William de Berkyng, and others (named). [Richard I. or
John.]
[Middx.] A. 1642. Grant by the prior and convent of St. Pancras to the abbot
and monks of Robert's Bridge, of all their land in London in St. Helen's
parish, Bishopsgate, which Master Helyas the Sculptor held, at a yearly
rent of 17 d.
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A. 1643. Grant by Alice, late wife of Master Roger the Leech
(Medici), to Holy Trinity, London, of Ws. yearly quitrent that Robert
Long is wont to pay for lands he holds of her in the parish of St. Benedict
of Garschech. The said Robert shall pay her or her assign in addition 4*.
yearly, to be paid the monks of Reading. Witnesses : — Richard son of
Regger, alderman, William Wilekin, Benedict the Goldsmith, and others
(named).
Endorsed : " Modo Matild' Chaunpeneys, postea Simon de Kydemenstre,
post Arnadus Chaundeler."
A. 1644. Acquittance by brother Geoffrey, collector of rents
(rentarius) of the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, for 6/.
'common money' received from Nicholas de Farendon, executor of the will
of Stephen Asshewy, formerly citizen of London, Isabel Asshewy, and
Reginald de Frowyk, associated with Nicholas to execute the will by the
office of the bishop of London, part of the arrears of 9/. 15s. \Qd., in which
the said Stephen was bound to the convent for tenements he held of them
in the parishes of St. Mary of Arches, St. Mary of Aldremannebery, and
St. James of Garlekheth ; they having remitted the remaining 75s. \Qd.
London, Sunday after the Purification, 27 Edward I.
A. 1645. Release by Richard Rose, citizen and tailor of London, and
two others, to Katherine de la Pole, of tenements, shops, and rents in the
parish of St. Benets by Pouleswharf, at Peterlanehende, find in the Jewry,
London. 10 Richard II. Two seals. Portion of document gone.
A. 1646. Grant by the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London,
to William de Wilehale, for 100 marcs, of tenements in the parish of
St. Mary Colecherche, at a yearly rent of 10 marcs. Witnesses: — John
de Gys[ors, Mayor of London, Robert de Corn]hell, Adam de Benetleghe,
sheriffs, Ralph Aswi, alderman of the ward, and others (named).
[30 Henry III.] Much injured.
A. 1647. Grant by Simon, son of Robert Blund, to the canons of
Holy Trinity, London, of a yearly rent of 14*. 8d. issuing from the
land that Simon de Kokatn held of him in the parish of St. Martin of
Baremannescherche, " apud coquinas vinetrie Lond'," to be expended as
herein appointed. Witnesses :-~Henry archbishop of Dublin, Serlo, Mayor
of London, Joce son of William, Richard Renger, sheriffs, and others
(named). [5 Henry III.] Seal.
A. 1648. Grant by Stephen de Eldinge, hurer, citizen of London,
to the canons of Holy Trinity, London, in frank almoin, of an annual rent
of 8s. issuing from a whole tenement in Chikenelane and in the church-
yard of All Hallows of Berkingecherche, of the fee of the abbey of
Waltham Holy Cross, which he had by grant of Peter le Maltmetere and
Agnes his wife. Witnesses: — Gregory de Rokesle, Mayor of London,
William Mazerer and Robert de Basinges, sheriffs, William de Hadestok,
alderman of the ward, and others (named). [7 Edward I.] Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum that the feoffment of Stephen de Eldinge
was read and enrolled on the Husting, Monday the morrow of the
Invention of Holy Cross, 55 Henry III., because the right of this
tenement proceeded from Agnes, wife of Peter le Maltmetere, and she
herself was there and made oath and acknowledged, &c.
A. 1649. Confirmation by Roger de Exonia, chaplain, son and heir
of Agnes, wife of the late Peter le Maltmetere, to Stephen, the prior, and
the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of the grant that the said Peter and
Agnes made to Stephen de Eldinge of 8s. yearly rent issuing as in
A. 1648, and of the grant of the same made by Eldinge to the said
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convent. For this confirmation the prior and convent have remitted to
him any arrears there may be in the said rent. Witnesses : — Sir John
Breton, kut., Warden of the city of London, Henry Box and Richard de
Gloucestria, sheriffs, and others (named). St. Peter in Cathedra,
23 Edward I. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1650. Remission by William Risyug, the prior, and the convent
of Holy Trinity within Algate, London, to William Parkere, citizen and
stockfishmonger of London, of 6s. out of the 8s. yearly rent he pays for
a garden held of them in the parish of All Hallows of Berkyngcherche,
between the churchyard of that church and the chapel called ' Berkyng-
chapel,' for ten years from the present date ; Parkere undertaking to
rebuild certain houses on the said garden within the next three years.
' In our Chapter House,' Easter, 1385, 8 Richard II.
[Middx.] A. 1651. Deed of sale by Ailbarn le Feuprer, and Aldusa his wife,
for 40s., to Henry Conversus and Margaret his wife, of a messuage in
the parish of St. Michael in Bassihawe, situate as described. Witnesses :
— Robert, the Chaplain of St. Michael's church, Thomas the Deacon,
Hugh Tabur, alderman, Richard Steimbatur, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed: " Henricus Conversus et Margareta uxor ejus liberaverunt
" Bonevie fiT Sain' de Lend', Judaso, hauc cartam in teslimonium
" vendicionis et quiete clamaciouis quam t'ecerunt ei de dorno quam emerunt
" de Ailbarno le Feuprer et de Aldusa uxore sua, sicut in carta ista
" continetur, de qua quidem vendicione et quietaclamacione sua contule-
" runt ei cartam suam cyrographatam."
[Middx.] A. 1652. Grant by Michael de Sancto Albano, citizen of London,
to Eustace, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of land
with the houses built thereon by the Guildhall, in the parish of St. Michael
de Bassieshawe, in frank almoin, paying yearly 20*. to Thomas, son of
Adam de Basinges, and ^d. to John, son of Walter le Fuster. Witnesses :
— Gregory de Rokesle, Mayor of London, John Horn and Ralph Blund,
sheriffs, and others (named). [4 Edward I.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1653. Grant by Katherine, late wife of Reginald de Kugate, to
brother Berengar and the chapel of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in the Torella
of the city wall, by the Tower of London, of land in the parish of All Hallows
of Berkinkecherch, situate as described. Witnesses : — Roger son of Roger,
Mayor of London, Gervase Cordewaner, alderman, William Burgoyne, and
others (named). [Henry III.] Seal, broken. Injured.
A. 1654. Grant by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Benedict Joie, for 2*., of the land they bought of his
sister Matilda (who was the lawful heir, Benedict not being born in
wedlock), for as long as he pays the yearly rent of 4*., the land only
having yielded them 16d. before they bought it. Benedict will also pay
\6d. for his own land which he had after his father's death. Witnesses : —
Benedict the Deacon, Richard the Cook of Benit", Gilbert the Cook Foliot,
Edward, son of Gocelin de Soca, Alexander son of Firmin, and others
(named). [A.D. 1294-1302.]
[Middx.] A. 1655. Release by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Richard son of John, for, 11 marcs, of 18*. rent which
Helena, daughter of Walter Blund, gave them, issuing from houses and
rents in the parish of St. Mildrid in Bredstrate. Witnesses : — Roger Duk,
Mayor of London, Richard Renger, Joce son of Peter, Andrew Bukerel,
and others (named). [A.D. 1223-1252.]
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[Middx.] A. 1656. Grant by Thomas le Ferrer to William de Bristollia, potter,
both citizens of London, of a tenement in the parish of St. Benedict del
Wodewharf, London, formerly belonging to Alan de Hales, and another
tenement in the parish of St. Peter the Less, formerly belonging to John
Frere ; paying him yearly a rose, to the prior and convent of Christchurch,
London, 6s. 7rf. for the first tenement, and to the heirs of John de Wodeham
a clove for the other. Monday, the morrow of St. Barnabas, 29 Edward I.
Contemporary paper transcript of enrolment at the Husting of London.
[Middx.] A. 1657. Obligation of Edmund Mercer and his heirs to pay Clementia,
daughter of Robert Blund, and her heirs, for themselves and Richard do
Hispania, 20*. yearly for ever for the house and cellar that the said
Richard, husband of Clementia, gave her in dower in the parish of
St. Benedict Serhog'. Witnesses : — Philip de Wynton, William Noreys,
Henry de la Claye, Peter de Bracking', and others (named). [Henry III.]
Fragment of seal.
Middx. A. 1658. Release by Agatha, late wife of Sir Ralph son of Bernard,
to brother Ralph, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of a
tenement which she and her late husband had in the parish of Bassieshaw,
London. Witnesses : — Sirs John and Robert de Rochford and Giles de
Chanceus, knts., and others (named). Thonderle, Thursday the Invention
of Holy Cross, 6 Edward II. Much injured.
[Middx.] A. 1659. Release by John Fyfhyde and Peter Wysebech, chaplain,
to William Cresewyk, of London, of the yearly rent of 40*. which they,
together with the said William, acquired of Richard Estbroke, brewer, and
Agnes his wife, issuing from tenements in the parish of St. Dionis
Bakechirch, in Fanchirchestrete, London. 1 June, 16 Richard II. Two
seals.
[Middx.] A. 1660. Deed of sale by Clemencia, daughter of Robert Blund, late
wife of Richard de Hispannia,cto Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, for 6 marcs of silver, of 20s. rent which the said Richard
assigned to her as dower, issuing from a stone house that Edmund Mercer
formerly held in the parish of St. Benedict Schorhog, to be held by her till
her husband's heirs should satisfy her the 50 marcs of silver or 5 marcs of
gold wherewith he dowered her at the monastery door, and a rent of 2d.
from the same source ; they paying Id. yearly therefor. Witnesses : —
William son of Benedict, alderman, Philip de Wintonia, Ralph Blund, and
others (named). [Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1661. Grant by Thomas de Haverhill to the canons of Holy
Trinity, ot a quit-rent of 3s. issuing from land without the Bar of the New
Temple, and 3s. from land he held of them in Cockeslane, whereof they are
to pay Roger de Turri 2s. yearly ; and of other lands specified, so that they
receive half a marc yearly for a pittance on the day of his anniversary.
Witnesses: — Richard, prior of Holy Trinity, London, Martin, prior of
St. Mary of Southwark, Godfrey, prior of the New Hospital without
Bishopsgate, Master Walter de London, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1662. Letters of attorney of Ranulph de Dacre, knt., authorising
Robert Parmyng, the younger, and John de Haveryngton, to deliver
Sir Gilbert de Wygeton, clerk, seisin of all the land and tenements he had
by feoffment of the said Gilbert in Colman Street, by St. Stephen's church,
London.
[Middx.] A. 1663. Release by Elyas, son of Richard de Cornhill, to Holy
Trinity, London, of 11s. rent in St. Botolph's parish without Bishopsgate,
payable as specified, in exchange for the capital dwelling-house that
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belonged to Roger Parmentar, in the parish of St. Peter's, Wood Street ;
paying yearly therefor, for all services, the bishop of London's socage, —
viz. <ld. on the vigil of St. John the Baptist. Witnesses : — Henry de
Sancta Elena, alderman, Roger Godchep, William Basset, and others
(named) . Frogmen t of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1664. Grant hy John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Gilbert de Stebeh[ethe], clerk, of all their lands in the parish of
St. Stephen, Coleman Street, extending towards London Wall, rendering
therefor 3d. yearly. Witnesses : — Sir Nicholas Bat, Mayor. John de
Norhamthon, and Richard Picard, sheriffs of London, William Aswy,
alderman of the ward, and others (named). [45 Henry III.] Seal.
[Middx.] A.. 1665. Grant by Henry son of Reiner to Eustace de Falconberg,
for 3^ marcs, of the land he held of the fee of Robert de Harocurt in
St. Clement Danes' parish, with the land which was Richard le Fruiter's,
saving to William Carpenter the three messuages he holds, which are
40^ ells in width, 21J ells at one end, and at the other, sloping towards
the Thames, 25J ells ; paying therefor half a marc yearly. Witnesses: —
John de Gestling, William the Chaplain, of the Strand (de Stronda),
Richard son of Edward, then sokereve, and others (named).
[ Middx.] A. 1666. Grant by Robert, son of Robert Pinkeney, to Ralph the
Chaplain, son of Richard de Barsam, for G marcs, of land in the parish of
St. Botolph Billingesgate, situate as described, and extent in the iron ells of
King John, rendering therefor 2s. yearly. Witnesses : — Ralph Sperling,
William Sare, Richard de Ho, and others (named). [Temp. John.]
Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1667. Grant by Lucy Walerand to Philip de Bruges of two shops
in Corveyserestrate, in the parish of St. Mary of Arches, cf the size and
situation specified, at a yearly rent of 5*. Witnesses : — Roger Blund, then
alderman, and others (named). [Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1668. Grant by John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Richard de Havering, of a garden called ' Barndehawe," and
the buildings therein, for his life, at a yearly rent of 2d. Witnesses: —
John de Norhamton, then sheriff and alderman of that ward, and others
(named). [45 Henry III.] Injured.
[Middx.] A. 1669. Grant by S., the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, for 4s., to Reimund de Gipeswich, moneyer, of the messuage that
Edith held before him, ' the old woman who was formerly wife of Estmund
" ad aquain currenteu)," ' in the parish of St. Stephen, Colinanstreet, situate as
described, at a yearly rent of 2s. 6d. Probably later and unfinished copy
of A.. 1676, there being slight differences as to rent, fyc.
[Middx.] A. 1670. Extract from the will of Elias Gofaire, proved and enrolled
at the hustiug held in London, Monday before the Purification,
3 Edward II., bequeathing 10s. yearly quit-rent which he used to receive
from a tenement in St. Swithin's parish, Candlewick Street, to be sold by
his executors and the proceeds to be devoted to pious uses in London.
3 Edward II. Paper copy.
[Middx.] A. 1671. Grant by Richard Gladewine, of Edelmeton (Edmonton), to
Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinty, London, of a wood and
hedge in Edelmeton, adjoining their land called 'Hyerildefeld.' Wit-
nesses : — William de Forda, Thomas Pikot, Hugh Peverel, and others
(named) .
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[Middx.] A. 1672. Acknowledgment by William do Burgo, clerk, and Margery
his wife, in settlement of their dispute with Roger, (he prior, and the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, that they hold the messuage and three
shops in the parish of St. Mary of Colechurch, which they have by feoff-
ment of John Lok, of the said convent by a service of 10 marcs yearly :
with clause for distress in case of non-payment. 19 April, 1 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1673. Grant by Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William de Wylehale, sou of Robert de Eston, citizen of
London, of land with three shops, and other buildings thereon in Chepe
ward, in Colechurch parish, extending from King Street to the messuage of
Peytevyn the Jew, at a yearly rent of 10 marcs. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas
son of Thomas, Mayor of London and alderman of the ward, Peter Angeri
and Edward Blund, sheriffs, and others (named). [49 Henry III.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1674. Agreement made before Humphrey, called prior of St. Mary's
of Southwark, to settle the dispute between Master Alexander, rector of
St. Swithin's of Kandelwricchestrate, and Stephen de Codre, chaplain, as to
60*. yearly rent bequeathed by William Wite by will to St. Swithin's afore-
said, for a chaplain to celebrate divine service there for ever. Stephen
shall receive 30s. for performing the service half the year, and Alexander
30s. for the other half year. If Alexander die, put on the religious habit,
or be transferred to another church, Stephen may receive the whole 60*.
Stephen will assist Alexander in distraining from the fee from which the
money ought to be received, if necessary. They submit to the prior's juris-
diction to compel observance of this agreement. Witnesses : — Master
Thomas, then official of the archdeacon of London, Sir Osbert, rector of
St. Mary de Bothaug, dean of Arches, Sir Roger, dean of Southwark, Sir
Edmund, rector of St. Antonine, Master Walter, rector of St. Benedict
Serhog, Roger the chaplain of St. Mary Abbechurch, Gilbert the chaplain
of St. Nicholas Hakon, Adam the chaplain of St. Swithin, Ralph the
chaplain of St. Margaret, John the chaplain of Walebrok, and others
(named). [A.D. 1283-1285.]
[Middx.] A. 1675. Grant by Peter son of Eustace to Richard, the prior, and the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, of 4*. yearly rent issuing from land that
Simon Heveldere held of him in Colemanchurch parish, whereof they shall
pay 20d. yearly to the nuns of St. Helen, London. Witnesses : — Richard
Renger, Mayor of London, Roger Duce, Martin son of William, sheriffs,
John Vitalis, Gilbert Fulk, Ralph Spurlenc, John da Solio, Walter de
Insula, aldermen, and others (named). [10-11 Henry III.].
[Middx.] A. 1676. Grant by S., the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Reimund de Gipeswich, moneyer, of a messuage that before
him Edith held, 'the old woman who was wife of Estmund " ad aquam
currentem '' ' [in the parish of St. Stephen, Coleman Street : see A. 1669],
at a yearly rent of 2s. 3d.
[Middx.] A. 1677. Sale and release by Ralph, son of Robert the Chamberlain, to
William his brother, for 4 marcs, of 7s. yearly rent, of which the canons of
St. Bartholomew pay 4s. for land they hold of him, and the brethren of
the Hospital of St. James 3s. for land that was Walter Niger's in Old
Fish Street (Pisconeria) ; William and his heirs paying yearly towards the
King's lodging (locngium) in London, 2ld. for the above lands, and for
others, the rents from which the said Ralph sold to Alan son of Peter, and
which were held of him by Gilbert Fronchemule, Nicholas Duket, and
others (named). Witnesses : — Roger son of Alan, Mayor of London, Alan
son of Peter, Thomas de Haverhill, and others (named). [Henry III.]
Seal.
Endorsed : " Elde Marie church."
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[Middx.] A. 1678. Grant by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of Christ-
church, London, to Geoffrey the Vintner, for two bezants, of a messuage
of land that Edward son of Alfward gave them with his body, which
Teoderic de Monpeillier formerly held, adjoining the churchyard of
St. Bartholomew the Loss, and containing about 53^ ells by \1 ; at a yearly
rent of \1d. Witnesses : — Bartholomew Blund, Robert de Corhull, John
de Chiresburc and others (named). [Henry III.].
[Middx.] A. 1679. Grant by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of Christ-
church, London, to John Sprakeling, of land in Colemanchurche parish
which Gunilda held, paying I2d. yearly. For this grant John has given a
sextary of wine to the convent, a bezant to the prior, and sworn fealty
on the gospels. The land is 130 feet by 28 feet. Witnesses : — John
Bucuinte, Henry son of Ailwin, Richard son of Reiner, Roger son of Alan,
and others (named). [Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1680. Grant by Thomas de Bungeye le Coureyur to Richard de
Paris, both citizens of London, of land with the buildings thereon in the
parish of St. Botulph without Bishopsgate, between the tenements of
Sabina de Salle and Hugh le Corn Metere, and the garden of the new
Hospital of St. Mary, of the extent specified ; paying him yearly two
cloves, to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, 3s., to the nuns
of St. Helen, 15d., and to the nuns of Haliwell, 15«?. Witnesses: — Sir
John Adrian, Mayor of London, Henry le Waleis and Gregory de Rokeslee,
sheriffs, and others (named). [55 Henry III.]
Endorsed : Memorandum, that, on Sunday in Mid Lent each year 2rf. is
due for the socage of the lord at Holy Trinity by Aldgate.
[Middx.] A. 1681. Demise by William, the prior, and the convent of Holy
[Trinity, London,] to Thomas de Kent, and Margery his wife, of a shop with
garden and appurtenances [in the parish of St. Botulph] without Bishops-
gate, adjoining land of the new Hospital of St. Mary, at 10 f. 4d. yearly
rent. Michaelmas, . . [Edward III.]. Seal. Fragment of document,
[Middx.] A. 1682. Confirmation by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, of the grant made by Nicholas and Walter, sons of
Edmund son cf Gerard, to JoUn Travers, citizen of London, of land with
buildings of the fee of the said canons in the parish of St. Christopher
by Cornliill, paying the canons therefor 16*. yearly. Witnesses : — Sir
Martin de Patishill, dean of London, Roger Duk, Mayor of London,
Richard Renger, Stephen Bukerel, Henry de Cokham, sheriffs of London,
and others (named). [12-13 Henry III.]
Middx. A. 1683. Release by Thomas Walsyngham and John Styvur to Hugh
Wyche, citizen and mercer of London, Thomas Balard, Edmund Chertesey,
and John Lynch, of all their lands, tenements, and rents in the parishes
of All Saints in Bread Street, St. Peters in Westchepe, and elsewhere in
London, except those in Basyng Lane and in the Compter (Computatorio)
in the Poultry, in the alley of the said Compter, in the parishes of St. Mary
Wolchirche and St. Stephen's in Walbroke, a yearly quit-rent of 28s. 4d.
issuing from a brew house called 'le Key,' in the parish of A'l Saints in
the Ropery (Roperia), and a tenement in the parish of St. Mary Fanchurch,
which John Carlere, goldsmith, now holds for life. All which premises
they, together with others (named) now deceased, had by feott'ment of
Richard Bamme by grant dated 29 April, 9 Henry VI. 25 September,
33 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1684. Grant by William de Reimes to Waleram son of MeilP, of
land beginning from the great way from London and Edgware, by the land of
Adam son of Randulf to that of Robert de Stanmere, thence to the aqueduct,
and by that to the land that belonged to Nigel, and ascending theuce to
the aforesaid way, and one hide towards the wood between the St. Albans
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and Watford Roads ; to be held by the service of the fifth part of a knight's
fee, to be performed "per denarios" in the vill of Edgware, so that the
grantor and his heirs cannot carry Waleram or his heirs into the army or
otherwise vex them for the said service. For this grant Waleram gives
him 5 ells " de viridi," his wife Sara a cloak worth 16*., and a tunic of say
worth 4s. Witnesses : — Stephen and Reginald the Priests, Henry son of
Eilwin, Richard son of Reiner, Robert de Stanmere, Robert de Haverhell,
and others (named). [Henry II.]
[Middx.] A. 1685. Sale and release by Adam, son of Edric the Dyer ( Tinctoris),
of London, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for
28s., of land in Edelmetun, held of John Richer for 4d yearly, and of Roger
Yngnlf for I2d. yearly, they paying the said sums. Witnesses : — John son
of John, John son of Richer, John de Anesty, and others (named).
[Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1686. Grant by William, son of Ralph Lafaitiet, to German Mercer,
of the lands that Robert le Chachepol and William Stalke held by
St. George's in Eastcheap, paying therefor yearly 2*., except 2d. which
he is to give for socage to the abbot of Chertsey, Witnesses : — Ralph
Buccel, Andrew Bucherel, Richard son of Rainer, Henry son of Ailwyn,
and others (named). [Henry II.]
Endorsed : This land, which lies by St. George's in Eastcheap, William
Facet' gave himself to this house, when he was made a canou. This land
owes 2d. in socage to the abbot of Chertsey.
[Middx.] A. 1687. Grant by the convent of Holy Trinity, London, to Ralph
Heam, butcher (avunculo Machecrario) , of part of the land that Kdric
the Butcher held of them in Eastcheap, of the extent and situation
specified, paying I2d, yearly, and of a stall in Eastcheap for 2s. yearly.
Witnesses: — Helias and Luke the Priests, Stephen son of Toki, Alric
Dangier, Adam his son, Hugh le Ferrun, and others (named). The
following were to measure the land: — Maurice de Turrocha, William son
of Gerard, Bartholomew, nephew (nepos) of the prior, and others (named).
Endorsed : " Contra Rad' Heam macecrer de quadam terra et quodam
stallo in Hestchep."
[Middx.] A. 1688. Grant by Ralph de Heiruu, son of Ralph de Heirun, for two
marcs of silver, to Juliana, daughter of William son of Rengar, of a yearly
rent of 26d. and the services William Stonhard owes for land which he
holds in Edelmetun ; with leave to grant the same to whomsoever she will.
Witnesses : — Robert de Heirun, Richard son of Herold, William Peverell,
and others (named) .
[Middx.] A. 1689. Grant by brother William Aygnel, the prior, and the convent
of Holy Trinity, London, for 13 marcs, to Sir Philip de Wyleby, dean of
Lincoln, of the croft with appurtenances which they had by grant of Philip
de Ponte in Edelmetone, extending from the pasture of the aforesaid Philip
called ' le Hope ' to the land of John Hulbe. Witnesses : — Richard de
Anesey, William de Forda, Ralph de Berwe, and others (named).
[A.D. 1288-1305.]
[Middx.] A. 1690. Demise by John, son of John de Edolmetone, to Sir W[alter]
de London, archdeacon of Norfolk, for ISd. yearly, of the meadow that
William de la Forde had of him in the year A.D. 1250 in Edelmeton, in
the place called ' Holflete,' to hold until the 23s. which Sir Walter ought to
have paid the grantor by instalments, but which of his mere liberality and
grace he has paid out of hand, be used up. Witnesses : — Sir Herbert, vicar
of Edolmetone, Simon the Chaplain his companion, Sir Walter de Hadham,
Sir John de Creppinges, chaplain, and others (named). [A.D. 1252-
1257.]
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A. 1691. Grant by Helyas Mercer and Matilda daughter of Richard,
his wife, for 60*., to Robinell the Butcher (Carnifici), of a shop in the parish
of St. Leonard at Eastcheap, paying therefor 6s. yearly to the canons of
Holy Trinity, London. Witnesses : — Richard Renger, Ralph Spurlenc,
aldermen, and others (named). [Henry III.] Seal.
A. 1692. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Christchurch,
London, to Richard the Butcher (Macecrario), son of Siwater, of a shop
in Eastcheap, at a yearly rent of 6*., for which tenement he has sworn on the
gospels to be faithful to the said church, and to pay the said rent ; and as
long as he does so he is to hold the shop, which adjoins land of the Hospital-
lers of St. Giles. Witnesses : — John de Ballio, Alan son of Peter, and others
(named).
Endorsed: "Contra Ricardum filium Siwater, macecrier, de soppa in
Macello de Eschepe," &c.
A. 1693. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to John, son of Walter de Edelmetoa, for 22*., of land in
Edelmeton, stretching along the street called ' Rodstrate,' paying therefor
12d. yearly. Witnesses: — William Peverel, Richard Blund, Robert
Heiron, and others (named).
A. 1694. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to John, son of Walter Baldwin, for 6*., of an acre of
pasture in Edelmeton between land of John son of Walter, and pasture that
was Richard de Fonte's, paying Gd. yearly. Witnesses :— William Peverel,
Robert de Forda, Richard Blund, and others (named).
A. 1695. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Alan King, of a shop in the parish of St. Nicholas at Westfish-
street ( Westpiscariam), paying 7s. yearly. The size is specified in ells ol
King Richard. Witnesses: — John Burguin, Waller Blund, Walter Niger,
and others (named). [Richard I.]
A. 1696. Grant, by Richard, son of Benedict Goldsmith, of London,
to Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of 22d.
annual rent in the lands and houses that John de Suffoke once held of him
in the parish of St. Andrew by Eastcheap. Witnesses : — Ralph Spurleng,
then alderman, Pentecost Wodemongere, John de Teffunt, and others
(named). Seal.
A. 1697. Grant by Jordan de Hoxehawe, and Margery his wife, to
John, the prior, and the canors of Holy Trinity, London, for 3^ marcs of
silver, of 5 acres of land of the fee of the said canons in Edelmeton, in a
croft called ' Brokcroft,' between water called ' Medesange ' and the field
called ' Langehege,' remitting to the grantor and his heirs all the rent they
owed for the same. Witnesses : — John Blund, Thomas Picot. Richard de
Anesty, and others (named). [45 Henry III.] Seal and fragment of seal.
A. 1698. Final concord between John, the prior of Holy Trinity,
London, plaintiff, and Jordan de Oxhaye and Margery his wife, deforciants,
concerning the above 5 acres of land in Edelmeton ; whereupon a plea of
' warantia carte ' was joined, and the deforciants acknowledged the land to
be the property of the prior and his church by grant from them in
frankalmoin. Westminster, the quindene of the Purification, 45 Henry III.
A. 1699. Grant by Richard Blund, son of William Blund, of
Edelmetun, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London,
for 24*., of 2 acres in Edelmetun by the land that was Ralph the Bursar's,
at a yearly rent of 4d. Witnesses : — William son of Alan, William Peverel,
Reginald de Fonte, and others (named). [Henry III.] Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1700. Release by Subina, late wife of Geoffrey Blurid, carpenter,
of Edelmeton, to John, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London,
of all claim by way of dower to the lands and houses in Edelmeton that her
said husband formerly sold the snid canons. Witnesses : — William de
Forda, Thomas and William Picot, John de Tefunt and others (named).
[Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1701. Grant by Eiehard Blund, of Edelmeton, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of an acre of land in
Edelmeton, in the field called < Brndecroft,' extending over against
Langeheg ; paying \d. yearly for all services. Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1702. Grant by William Blund, of Edelmetun, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 40*., of a croft in
Edelnwtun, called ' Menechenefeld,' paying therefor yearly 2s. to the
prioress and nuns of Clerkenwell. Witnesses : — William Peverel, Richard
Blund, John de Lesn[es], and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1703. Grant in frank almoin by Roger Blund, son of Richard
Blund, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of
16rf. annual rent that Humphrey Baldewin was wont to pay his said father
Richard, and one suit (preceni) in autumn, for 1^ acres in Langeheg and
half an acre of meadow in Edelmeton Marsh. Witnesses : — John Blund,
Gilbert de Toteham, Thomas Pikot, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1704. Release by Geoffrey Blund, of Edelmeton, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 4 marcs, of 4 acres of
land with the house built thereon, which he held of the said canons in
Edelmeton. Witnesses : — William de Forda, Thomas Pikot, Richard le
May, and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1705. Grant by William de la Forde, of Edolmeton, to Sir Walter
de London, archdeacon of Norfolk, for 45 marcs, of I2d. yearly rent and
43 acres of land in Edolmeton, viz. in Deringespictel, Aldecote, Naplande,
Tichelberch, Pirefeld, Stonifeld, Anneises Pichtel, Forefeld, and Nicholes
Picthtel ; paying him 6d. jearly, and 4d. to Sir Robert de Ageilun, for al!
services saving the King's service. Witnesses : — Master John Rosamund,
Sir Serlo de Haliwell, clerk, Sir William de Plesiz, chaplain, Sir John
Blund, of Edolmeton, and others (named). [A.D. 1252-1257.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1706. Release by Richard Osbarn, citizen of London, to William
Sevenoke, citizen and grocer of London, of a yearly rent of 121. issuing
out of lands, tenements, shops, and a quay adjoining called ' Asselyneswharf,"
in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London, formerly belonging
to John Cherteseye, citizen and clothier of London, and which came into
Osbarn's hands as herein described. 20 May, 10 Henry VI. Portion of
seal.
[Middx.] A. 1707. Release by Stephen de Codres, chaplain, of London, to the
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of all claim he might have to
the tenement of William Wite, formerly citizen of London, at Duuegate in
London, in the parish of All Saints over Heywharf, by reason of the will
of the said William ; and for the greater security hereof he binds himself in
presence of the official of the archdeacon of London, and many others, never
to make any claim against the said canons, by reason of that will, to the
said tenement. Witnesses : — Master Walter, official of London, Peter
Bacun, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1708. Grant by Koger de Hatfeld, citizen of London, to William
de Hamme, citizen and wool merchant of London, for 20/., of land with the
buildings thereon adjoining the churchyard of St. Dunstan by the Tower.
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and the street called ' la Tourstrate,' and of yearly rents of 10s., 8s., and
1 8s., issuing from the lands and tenements specified, in the same parish;
paying therefor yearly to the grantor a clove, 50*. to the heirs of Henry de
Frowik, 4s. to the heirs of John de la Tour, 3*. to the canons of St. Mary
of Southwark, %d. to the King for socage on Palm Sunday, Id. to the prior
of Lewishatn at Michaelmas, and 20*. to the canons of Christchurch,
London. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Sandwico, Warden of London, Thomas
Cros and Walter Hautein, sheriffs, William de Hadestok, alderman of the
ward, Martin Box, and others (named). [15 Edward I.] Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1709. Grant by Eustace, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Trinity, London, to Ralph Briseban, of Bristol, for 40s., of two shops with
solars in front of the stone house, formerly William Wite's, beyond the
cellar of Henry de Coventre, between Douegate aud land belonging to John
lo Gynur, in the parish of All Saints of Heywarf, in Thames Street,
London : paying therefor yearly 34*. Clauses as to selling, distraining for
the rent, &c. Witnesses : — Henry Walensis, Mayor of London, Henry de
Coventre and Nicholas de Winton, sheriffs, Gregory de Rokesle, alderman
of the ward, and others (named). [2 Edward I.] Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1710. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Ediva daughter of Walter, of the land in the parish of
St. Dunstan by the Tower of London that Walter Brun held of them,
containing 25J ells by 8^, at a yearly rent of 4*. The land being built on
with houses roofed with tiles to the value of 40*., Ediva or her heirs will
satisfy the convent [for that sum] if they wish to let their fee, unless the
land be wasted accidentally by tire. Witnesses : — Gilbert Aldreman, Ralph
Steperanc, Ralph Chaloner, and others (named).
Endorsed: "Modo Johannes Cokyrmouth solvit 5*. 8d. pro ten' ij
cartarum."
[Middx.] A. 1711. Grant by S., the prior, and the convent of Christchurch,
London, to Alfred the Builder of houses (oper[(i\tori domorum), of the land
that Payn the Fisherman, his brother, held last before him in St. Dunstan's
parish, at a yearly rent of 20rf. ; to be held as long as he pays the said rent.
For this grant he has given the prior and convent a sextary of wine, London
measure. Witnesses : — Eustace son of Ivo, William de Ponte and others
(named).
Endorsed: "Contra Alfredum operatorem domorum de terra," &c. :
" Sancti Dunstani."
[Middx.] A. 1712. Release by John de Kenyngton, clerk, rector of St. Dunstan's
by the Tower of London, to Nicholas, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, of their bond to him for 16 marcs to be paid him yearly
for certain years, and of 4 marcs issuing from a certain rent for the timber
hitherto being in ' le Weelde,' on condition of their making the ordinance
contained in a certain schedule hereto annexed in his own handwriting, and
binding themselves to undergo the said charge for ever for the souls of
himself, his ancestors, and all sleeping in Christ. London, the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist, 47 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1713. Plea between John de Cokermuth and the prior of Holy
Trinity, London, concerning the services the former owes the prior, for a
free tenement he holds of him in the parish of St. Dunstan in the East,
London. The messuage is held by a service of 5*. 8d. yearly, with which
Richard de Wymbissh, this prior's predecessor, was seised by the said John ;
and because 24*. was in arrear at the day of the obtaining of the writ, viz.
23 February, 3 Edward III., and the messuage could not then be distrained
for a year and a day, the prior seeks it now as a ' gavelett,' according to the
custom of the city. John admits that the messuage is held of the prior as
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aforesaid, and that the rent is in arrear, and the prior is adjudged to recover
the messuage against John, to be held for a year and a day, according to
the custom of the city, as a ' gavelett,' unless in the meanwhile, &c. Feast
of St. Gregory, 4 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1714. Acquittance by William, prior of Holy Trinity, London, for
50s. received from John Morton, clerk and citizen of London, in full payment
of 100s. due to the said church, for all arrears of the quit-rent issuing from
the tenement of the said John in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower,
London. The vigil of St. Michael, 4 Richard II. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1715. Acquittance by William, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, for 50*. received from John de Morton, clerk and citizen
of London, in part payment of 100s. due for arrears of rent of the above-
named tenement. Easter, 3 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1716. Assignment by Master Alexander, rector of St. Swithin's,
London, Richard Reinger and John de Augo, executors of the will of
William Wite, late citizen of London, to the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of two shops in front of the stone house by Duuegate that was
William Wite's, with a cellar under the stone house and free view therefrom
towards the south by an iron window, without hindrance of light ; and of
4?0d. yearly rent to be received from the canons of Southwark for four shops
near the above shops, granting the tenants of the said cellar the right to
!ade and unlade their wines free of quayage at the quay belonging to the
tenement of the said John de Augo. This assignment is made instead of
the 60s. annual rent they had previously assigned the said canons from
William Wite's tenement in All Saints parish, Heiwarf. Ides of February,
A.D. 1236. One seal remaining.
[Middx.] A. 1717. Grant by John Cherteseye, son and heir of John Cherteseye,
to William Cressewyk, John Wakefeld, John Weryng, clothier, Henry
Parker, vintner, and John Rider, fishmonger, citizens of London, of the
remainder of a yearly rent of 121. and the lands, tenements, rents and
quay, from which the rent issues, called ' Asselyneswharf ' in the parish of
St. Dunstan's by the Tower, London ; which remainder will revert to him,
as herein specified, on the death of William, his brother. John Wodecok,
Mayor of London, William Crowmere and Henry Barton, sheriffs. 10 July,
7 Henry IV. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment on the Husting of London for
pleas of land, Monday next after St. Edmund, King and Martyr,
8 Henry IV.
[Middx.] A. 1718. Grant by Henry Parker, vintner and citizen of London, to
William Sevenoke and John Sudbury, grocers, Roger Moygne, clothier,
and Richard Osbarn, citizens of London, of the reversion of a yearly
rent of 121., and the lands, tenements, shops, and quay called ' Asselynes-
wharf,' from which such rent issues, in the parish of St. Dunstan by the
Tower, London, upon the death of William Cherteseye ; which he had by
grant, as herein recited, from John Chertesey. William Crowemere,
Mayor of London, John Sutton and John Micholl, sheriffs, William
Sevenoke, alderman of the ward. 5 July, 2 Henry V. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London,
Monday after St. Gregory the Pope, 3 Henry V.
[Middx.] A. 1719. Release by Matilda le Longe, late wife of John le Longe
of Estchepe, citizen of London, to John atte Gate, citizen of London, of
all her tenements, houses, and shops in the pnrish of St. Leonard of East-
cheap, London. Witnesses: — John de Prestone, Mayor of London,
Nicholas Pyk and John Hosebonde, sheriffs, and others (named). London,
in Bridge Ward, 7 March, 7 Edward III. Seal. Injured.
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[Middx.] A. 1720. Grant by John Seluein to Richard, the prior, and the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 20 marcs of silver, of all his wood,
heath, and arable land with appurtenances in Edelraeton, situate as described ;
paying therefor yearly 1 Ib. of cummin or 2d., at the option of the canons,
in the Octaves of Easter. Witnesses : — William de Forda, Thomas Pikot,
Richard de Gisorz, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1721. Grant by John Selueiu to Richard, the prior, and the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 50 marcs of silver, of a virgate and
a half of land and a croft called ' Nicholas Croft ' in Edelmeton ; paying
him therefor yearly 1 Ib. of cummin or 2d., at the option of the canons, at
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, to the lord of the soil a pair of gilt
spurs or 6d., at the court of Edelmeton at Easter, and to Sir William
Agylun 4d. for the said croft. Witnesses : — William de Forda, Gilbert de
Toteham, William Wimbuz, and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1722. Release by Robert son of Alice, daughter of Robert Selueyn,
of Edelmeton, to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 30*.,
of 30 acres of wood in Edelmeton, for which he impleaded the said prior
before the King's Justices in Eyre in Middlesex at Stone Cross (apud
Crucem lapideani), in the year 22 Edward [I.] ; and of all lands, woods,
&c., which they hold in Edelmeton or elsewhere that formerly belonged to
Robert his grandfather, or Alice his mother. Witnesses : — Laurence
Duket, William de Derneford, William de Forda, and others (named).
Friday after the Purification, 22 Edward I.
Endorsed : This release was enrolled before Sir John de Berewyk and
his companions Justices in Eyre in Middlesex, at Stone Cross, 22 Edward I.,
on the 20th roll, viz. on the dorse of the roll : and note that it was enrolled
word for word. [See Assize Roll s j-2, m. 20, dorso.~\
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[Middx.] A. 1723. Acquittance by Thomas Pomeray, the prior, and the convent
of Holy Trinity, London, for 40s. received from Thomas Beaumond for
arrears of an annual quitrent of 8*. issuing out of his tenement with
garden in the parishes of St. George by Eastcheap and St. Andrew Huberd,
lying east of the highway lately called ' Fynkeslane,' now called ' Puddyng-
lane.' The morrow of Christmas, 1449, 28 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1724. Release by Wymarca, late wife of Hugh Peverel, of
Edelmeton, to Eustace, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, of all her right by way of dower or otherwise in the lands and
tenements they had by gift of the said Hugh in Edelmeton and London ;
for which release they have granted her weekly, during her life, four white
cakes and seven gallons of conventual beer, three servitors' loaves and
seven gallons of inferior (secunde) beer, a dish of pottage daily, and 4*. at
Christmas for clothing. Witnesses : — John de Arcubus, John Blund, and
others (named). The morrow of St. Andrew, 54 Henry 111.
[Middx.] A. 1725. Grant by Stephen, son of William de Edelmeton, to Richard,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, for 16*., of two acres
of land in Edelmeton, stretching to the park of Enfield towards the north.
Witnesses : — John de Aldenham, John de Lesnes, and others (named).
Endorsed: "Vacua quia continetur in carta ye," [A. 1726.]
[Middx.] A. 1726. Grant by Stephen, son of William de Edelmeton, to Richard
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, for two marcs, of five
acres in Edelmeton, consisting of the above two acres [see A. 1725] and
three acres in a croft adjoining them. Witnesses : — John de Aldenham,
Roger de Belchodroi, and others (named).
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[Middx.] A. 1727. Grant by Hugh Peverel, son of William Peverel, of Edel-
meton, to John, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of 10
acres of land in Edelmeton, in the field called ' Brocfeld ' by water called
' Medesinge,' in frank almoin. If he or his heirs wish to sell their
messuage or any portion of their land, the canons shall have the right of
buying at 2s. less than any other. Witnesses : — Thomas Picot, Ealph de
Querendone, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1728. Grant by Hugh Peverel to Gilbert, the prior, and the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, in frank almoin, of three acres in the field
called ' Brokfeld ' [in Edelmeton], adjoining his land called ' Bau Pichtel."
Witnesses : — Thomas Picot, Robert de Gisors, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1729. Obligation of Hugh Peverel, sou of William, to pay Richard,
the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, 48s. within 15 days of
Michaelmas, 1235 ; for which debt he has mortgaged to them -four acres
in Edelmeton, in the field called 'Langeheg,' in the 'turnera' called
' Esterache,' to remain to them if the debt is not paid within the said term.
Witnesses : — Gilbert Prudumme, John de Lesnes, and others (named).
[A.D. 1235.]
[Middr.] A. 1730. Grant by Ralph de Heirun, of Edelmeton, to John Broke-
dent, of London, of 16s. 8d. of fixed rent in Edelmeton, to be paid by the
tenants herein specified ; paying therefor yearly half a pound of pepper.
Witnesses : — Eustace Mercer, of London, William Peverel, and others
(named). Portion of equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1731. Grant by William de Reygate, citizen and cook of London,
to Nicholas, called ' le Blake,' citizen and vintner of London, of 13s. 4d.
yearly rent issuing out of the two tenements that John atte Gate, citizen
and butcher of London, and Margaret his wife, charged with the said rent
to Reygate, in the parish of St. Leonard's, Eastcheap, situate as described.
Simon Fraunceis, Mayor of London, John Lovekyn and Richard de Kyse-
lyngburi, sheriffs, John de Mockingg, alderman of the ward. Wednesday
next after the Apostles Simon and Jude, 16 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London for
pleas of land, Monday after St. Nicholas, 16 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1732. Grant by John atte Gate, citizen and butcher of London,
and Margaret his wife, to William de Reygate, citizen and cook of London,
of 13s. 4«7. yearly rent issuing out of two tenements in the parish of
St. Leonard's, Eastcheap. John de Pulteneye, Mayor of London, John
Hamond and William Haunsard, sheriffs, Gregory atte Sliire, alderman of
the ward. 8 May, 8 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London,
Monday the morrow of Holy Trinity, 8 Edward III. Two seals.
[Middx.] A. 1733. Grant by Nicholas le Blake, citizen and vintner of London,
to Hugh de Robury, glover, citizen of London, of 13s. 4rf. annual rent,
which he had by gift of William de Reygate, cook, formerly citizen of
London, issuing from the two tenements in the parish of St. Leonard's,
Eastcheap, that belonged to John atte Gate and Margaret his wife. John
Lovekyn, Mayor of London and alderman of the ward, Henry Picard and
Simon Dolsaly, sheriffs, Friday before St. Dunstan, 23 Edward III.
Annexed: Extract from the will of Hugh de Robury (which was proved
and enrolled at the Husting of London for common pleas, Monday after
Hilary, 24 Edward III.), bequeathing to the prior and convent of Christ-
church, London, where he was a brother, the tenement he lately acquired
of John atte Gate and Margaret his wife, in St. Leonard's parish, Eastcheap,
and one marc of annual rent which he acquired of Nicholas Blake, in the
same parish. Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1734. Release by William, son of John atte Gate, of Great Cnnfield,
Essex, to Nicholas, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of
the tenement with garden in Puddyngiane, in St. Leonard's parish, Eixst-
cheap, formerly belonging to John atte Gate. 15 March, 39 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1735. Grant by Adam Bokunte to Henry, his son, of all his land
in Eggeswere and Stanmere, in men, rents, and all issues, paying Adam 30*.
yearly for his life. If Henry die without heir by his wife, the land shall
revert to Adam, saving dower for Henry's wife ; if Adam die, Henry shall
be quit of the 30s., and shall provide dower for Dionisia, Adam's wife.
Witnesses : — Roger de la Done, Robert de Stanmere, and others (named).
Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1736. Obligation of William le Melkcre, citizen of London, to the
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, to build on some vacant ground
he holds of them, by the messuage that was Hugh de Estchepe's, within
the present year, so that the canons may distrain on the buildings for 6*.
yearly rent due for the said land. If not, they may distrain for that sum
on all his shops in Eastcheap. Witnesses : — Ralph Bardel, Mayor of
London, and others (named). Feast of St. Alphege, A.D. 1257.
[Middx.] A. 1737. Mandate from Nicholas Lungeespee to the tenants of the
manor of Eggeswere, to be responsive to Sir Adam de Stratone, to whom
he has demised all the said manor. Sarum, Tuesday, the Exaltation of
Holy Cross, 50 Henr}' III. Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1738. Grant by the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London,
to William de Forda, of Edelmeton, of land in Edelmeton in the field
called ' Ynryldefeld,' by his land near Enfleld wood, which William will
cause to be enclosed, so that the canons may not receive any damage for
want of such enclosure. Witnesses : — Lovekyn de Burgo, Richard de
Anesty, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed: " Modo tenet in feodo Adam Frauncoys, prout certificatur in
anno r.r. Ricardi Secundi tercio."
[Middx.] A. 1739. Grant by William de Forda, son of Robert de Forda, of
Edelmeton, to Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London,
of land in Edelmeton, in the field called ' Yarildefeld,' and rents of 12</.
which William son of Peter owed him for a messuage and land in the
same field, and 6d, which the canons paid him for land they bought of
Henry son of William; paying him Id. yearly, and 3s. to Sir William de
Say, lord of the fee. Witnesses : — Gilbert de Toteham, Hugh Peverel,
and others (named).
Endorsed: Memorandum that the same nine acres are demised to
Edmund Scheperd for 13s. 4rf. in the year 3 Richard II., and John
Browiin, the younger, pays the rent of 12d. within named. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1740. Grant by Stephen, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William de Forda, of Edelmeton, of 20 acres in the
field called ' le Heyfeld ' in Edelmeton, situate as described, paying therefor
10s. yearly ; for which rent William binds all his land, with the berchery
therein, lying between Enfield wood and land called ' Therildefeld,' and his
other lands specified : saving to the convent the common of pasture in
Enfield wood which pertains to the said 20 acres. Witnesses: — John de
Marisco and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed : " Modo tenet in feodo Adam Fraunceys, prout declaratur per
tenentes in anno r.r. Ricardi Secundi tertio."
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[Middx.] A. 1741. Grant by William de Hoxtone, and Helena his wife, to
Hugh Peverel, for 40s., of all their land at Edelmeton in ' la Stinkindelond,'
situate as described. Witnesses : — John de Anesti, Eoger le Burser, and
others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1742. Deed of sale by William de Creye, butcher, and Elias le
Barber, of Briggestrete, citizens of London, executors of the will of Richard
Scharp, formerly citizen and butcher of Estchep (which was proved and
enrolled in the Husting of London, Monday after the translation of
St. Edward the King, 7 Edward II.), to John Long, citizen and butcher of
London, of the tenement that Scharp had by feoffment of William le
Melkere in the parish of St. Leonard Eastcheap, and which by the terms
of the will was to be sold, charged with a yearly rent of 13s. 4rf., to support
a chantry in St. Leonard's church ; power being reserved to the executors,
and after their death to the rector of St. Leonard's, with six parishioners,
to enter the tenement and distrain therein in case of non-payment of the
said rent. Witnesses : — John de Gisors, Mayor of London, John Lambin,
alderman of the ward, and others (named). Sunday after St. Luke the
Evangelist, 7 Edward II.
Endorsed : Memorandum . of enrolment in the Husting of London,
Monday before St. Edmund the King, 7 Edward II. Seal.
[Middx.]. A. 1743. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, to William le Melkere, of land in the parish of St. Leonard's
Eastcheap, paying therefor 6*. yearly. Witnesses : — Ralph Sperling,
alderman, Reiner de Bungey, and others (named). A.D. 1243.
[Middx.] A. 1744. Grant by William le Melkere, citizen of London, to Gilbert,
the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, London, of his capital dwelling
house in the parish of St. George's Eastcheap, that they may distrain
therein for yearly rents of 6s. and 4s. which he owes them for some vacant
land and a shop respectively, both in the parish of St. Leonard Eastcheap,
which he holds of them ; for which rents they have impleaded him in the
Husting of London by the King's writ. Witnesses : — Sir Thomas son of
Richard, Mayor of London, Ernald Tedmar, alderman of the ward, John de
Helyland, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1745. Grant and confirmation by Geoffrey, Earl of Essex, to Holy
Trinity, London, of the land of Edward de Schelgeford that Earl Geoffrey,
his father, gave them in frank almoin ; the half hide of land in Brambeley
(Bromley) that William son of Wido gave them when he was made a canon
there, and which the Earl, his father, confirmed to them ; and the remaining
part of the said William's land, that Robert de Ponte had of the gift of his
father and gave the canons when he was made canon, which they are to
hold of the Earl by the service the said Robert did to his father.
Witnesses : — ' Rahesia the Countess, my mother,' Warin son of Gerold, the
King's chamberlain, Henry son of Gerold, and others (named). [A.D. 1144-
1165.] Portion of equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1746. Grant by William de Piro to Holy Trinity, London, for
30s., of 26d. qtiitrent in Brambeley, issuing from three acres of land in the
field called ' Dune ' by the four mills. Witnesses : — William de Ponlefr',
Robert de Pinkeni, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1747. Grant by William de Pyro, son of Yda Triket, to Holy
Trinity, London, in frank almoin, of whatever they hold in lands, &c., of
the fee that was Ralph Triket's, father of Hugh Triket. his grandfather, of
the fees of the said Hugh, Yda his mother, and of his own fee in
Brambeley. For this grant the canons have given him 12s. in charity.
Witnesses : — John de Lyesues, Ralph de Bracking, and others (named).
Seal.
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[Middx.] A. 1748. Grant by Yda, daughter of Hugh Triket, late wife of Roger
de Pirou, after her said husband's death, to Robert, son of William de
Lundon, whom Ralph, son of Yvo rle Lundon, appointed his heir, of all the
lands that the said Ralph held of her fee of Brambeley, which Ralph gave
the aforesaid Robert for his service ; for which lands Robert became her
man on St. Andrew's day next after the decease of Richard, third (fie)
bishop of London [30 November 1128?], in her court of Brambeley,
paying therefor yearly two pounds of wax and Id., at Robert's house in
London. Witnesses : — William de Pirou, William Cole, and others
(named).
[Middx.] A. 1749. Grant by Ralph son of Ivo, to Robert, son of William de
Lundon, of all the land he held in Brambeley of the fee of Ida Triket,
Robert paying Ida the usual service of 2 Ibs. of wax and Id. yearly in
Ralph's house at London. Witnesses : — John Bucuinte, ' Theobald iny
brother," Ralph Canute and others (named).
Endorsed: Charter of Ralph son of Yvo of a gift made to Robert
Burel of land in Brambeley.
[Middx.] A. 1750. Demise by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Richard son of Alulf, for his life, of land in Brambeley,
in Prostmad and Resseoroft, paying therefor 3s. Id. yearly. After the
death of Richard, or if he assume the religious habit, the land shall revert
to the demesne of the prior and convent. Witnesses :•— John de Lesnes,
Richard le Mai, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1751. Letters of attorney of John, son of John Attehulle, of
Brambeley, appointing E[ustace], prior of Holy Trinity, London, to receive
the yearly service of lid. that Fulk his brother owes for land and buildings
he demised to him in the north end of Salenecroft, in Brambeley. Portion
of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1752. Grant by Ralph Triket, the King's Chamberlain, to Robert
de Ponte, of Normade, the land that was Edmund's, land that belonged to
Hugh son of Baldwin, and the dwelling house of the same, with field
adjoining, and Wigewic, and Wilda, and Sparweh, in Brambeley ; paying
half a marc yearly. For this grant Robert has given him 6 inarcs, and to
Hugh his son a marc of silver and a many coloured (varium) mantle, and
a green fustian towards making him a knight. Witnesses : — Gervase de
Cornhill, Wido son of Ulger and others (named).
[Kent.] A. 1753. Grant by Geoffrey Mosard and Isabel his wife, of Brumlegh,
to John Atemore, and Margery his wife, of the messuage with curtilage
which they formerly acquired of John Stanford in Brumlegh, situate as
described on the road from London to Farnborough. Sunday after St
Hilary, 24 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1754. Grant by Benedict, the abbot, and the convent of St. Mary
of Stratford, to Peter, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London,
of all their land beyond Luya (the Lea) in the parts of Brambeley, which
they have cut off from their land called ' Pikeshoc.' If the land increase in
size through the drawing off of the water (per atractum ague), such
increment shall belong to the abbot and convent. Witnesses : — Sir Henry,
Mayor of London, Brice de Stebennee, William de Piro, and others
(named).
[Middx.] A. 1755. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William son of Nicholas of land at Brembeley (Bromley)
in the field called ' Northcroft.' Witnesses : — William de Piro, Alexander
de Cruce, and others (named). Portion of seal.
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A. 1756. Grant by Ida, daughter of Hugh Triket, late wife of Roger
de p'irou, after the latter's death, to Ralph, son of Yvo de Londoniis, of
the lands of her fee of Brambeley that Wlfwin de Rocholt, Aluric son of
Salona and Theobald son of Yvo held, paying yearly 2 Ibs. of wax ; and of
an acre on the hill before her court of Brambeley, paying Id. yearly. She
has sworn to observe this grant 3 September, 4 Richard [I], on which day
she received the homage of the said Ralph. Witnesses : — Geoffrey Alderman,
Gilbert Dacus, Ralph de la Bare, Everard the Goldsmith, and Odo his
brother, and others (named). <t Richard I. Seal.
A. 1757. Mandate of Henry [III.] to the sheriff of Middlesex, to
direct the prior of Holy Trinity, London, to restore without delay to
Godlak son of Borchard, and Lecia his wife, the two acres of land in
Brembeley of which Thediva de Brembley, kinswoman of the said Lecia,
who was her heir, was seised at the day of her death. If he do not
restore it, and Godlak and Lecia give surety for prosecuting their claim,
he is to summon the prior to appear at the first assize in those parts to
show quare nonfecerit. Westminster, 27 June, 26 Henry [III.]
A. 1758. Letters of attorney of Hugh Holbeche, citizen of London,
and Matilda 'his wife, to Laurence atte Hull, John Brook, and John Broun,
to deliver to Giles Porter, of Stratford, seisin of all their lands and
tenements in the parishes of St. Mary of Brambeley and Whitechapel
without Algate, London, according to their grant thereof to the same
Giles. 3 October, 43 Edward III. Two seals.
A. 1759. Grant by Idonia, late wife of Giles Porter, of Brambeley
in Middlesex, to William Porter, her son, of the four acres of land she
had by gift of John Brok and Robert de Weryngton, in the parish of
Brambeley. 4 November, 12 Richard II. Seal.
Endorsed: Bremley. Sir William Porter, rector of the church of
St. Margaret Patyns, son of Idonia within written, surrendered the aforesaid
land to Sir William Haradon, prior, in the year 1 Henry IV., with all the
charters which he had thereof.
A. 1760. Grant by William de Piro, son of William de Piro, to the
prior'and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of 30d. yearly rent issuing out
of the tenement that Simon Little (Parviis), smith, holds in Brembeley,
paying therefor 6d. yearly. For this grant the prior and convent have
given him two silver marcs, to Alice his wife 2*., and to Muriel his
daughter I2d. Witnesses : — Roger Huscarl, Robert de Brembeley, John
de Lesne, and others (named).
A. 1761. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William son of Luke, for 2s., of a certain new
messuage in Brarabelee, between the houses of Ralph Almar and William
son of David, which the said Ralph has granted the said William for 20s. ;
paying the said Ralph therefor 4d. yearly. Witnesses : — William Huscharl,
Hamo de Bedefunt, and others (named). Seal.
A. 1762. Grant by Hugh Southern, called Holbech, citizen of
London, and Matilda his wife, to Giles Porter, of Stratford, of all the
lands and tenements which they lately acquired of Henry Yevele, John
Croydon, and Thomas Mildenhale Mareschal, citizens of London, in the
parishes of St. Mary of Brambeley and ' la Whitechapele ' without Algate,
London, formerly belonging to Henry atte Rothe. 2 October,
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[Middx.] A. 1763. Grant by William de Tresgod to the canons of Christchurch,
London, for two marcs (to be returned if he cannot warrant the land to
them), of 15 acres of marsh by the Lea which Ranulph held, at a yearly
rent of 10s. To this agreement Petronilla, William's wife, and Robert
his son have consented ; and the other witnesses are Andrew the Dean,
Nicholas the Clerk, Ranulph the Knight (Milite), and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1764. Grant by Ralph de Alegate, clerk, to Richard Poterel,
citizen of London, for 14 marcs, of four acres of land in Brembelee which
he had by demise of Peter, son and heir of the late Robert Aynholf,
of Stratford, and which Matilda Aynholf, wife of the said Robert, held
in dower, and half an acre which he had by demise of Thomas, son of
Thomas Draper ; paying therefor yearly a rose to Ralph, 2s. to the prior
and convent of Holy Trinity, London, for the four acres, and to Thomas,
son of Thomas Draper, ^d, for the half acre. Witnesses : — Alan Cole,
Roger de Bedefonte, and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1765. Grant by Ralph, son of Richard Daniel, to John, son of
John de la Hulle, of a croft called ' Salenecroft ' in Brambeley, lying
between the highway and the land which the said John holds of the
convent of Holy Trinity, London, by the Lea ; paying therefor 2s. yearly.
Witnesses: — John de Lesne, Peter Draper, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed : " Carta R. Daniel facta J. Wrog de Salenecroft in Brambele."
[Middx.] A. 1766. Surrender by John de Cotes, heir of the late John de Cotes,
his paternal uncle, to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of
the messuage with land and the croft called ' Wroggeshawe,' which his said
uncle formerly had by demise of the said convent, in Brembelee. For this
surrender they have remitted to him the 10 marcs he owed for arrears of
rent and defect in repairing the messuage. Monday the Conception,
3 Edward II.
[Middx.] A. 1767. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Nicholas son of William, for 20*., of 1^ acres of land at
Brambelehe in Ruding, paying I8d. yearly. Witnesses : — William Blund,
William de Piro and others (named).
Endorsed: "M°. s. Anno Domini 1308 -EsafeeUa— &fa— q uundam
Walter! Godlok) modo in mann domini."
[Middx.] A. 1768. Grant by William Tutheyt, son of Richard, to John, son of
John de la Hull, for 14s. 6d., of a messuage and land that he holds of the
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, in Brambeley ; the messuage
being between the road and the Lea, and the land between Ralph Daniel's
land and the garden of the nuns of Stratford on the west, and the Lea on
the east ; paying him yearly a pair of white gloves, and 2s. to the said prior
and convent as lords of the fee. Witnesses : — Godfrey de la Hull, Peter
Draper, and others (named).
Endorsed: " Carta Willielmi Tuthayt facta J. Wrog de mesuagio et walla
quod de nobis tenuit inter Luyam et Saliscroft." Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1769. Grant by Ralph Trichet to Robert de Ponte, of Nordmede,
Sparweham and Wille, and the dwelling house of Hugh son of Biddwin,
and Wigewich, and Edmund's land [in Bromley, cf. A. 1752] for half a
marc yearly. This also Hugh his son has granted, and Armigarde his wife ;
and for this grant Robert has given to Ralph six marcs of silver, and to Hugh
his son a many coloured mantle and a green fustian towards making him a
knight, and to Armigarde his wife a gold ' manca.' And in addition to
the above half marc, to three acres of meadow and a ' morsel ' of land,
Robert has accommodated Ralph with 30s., and as long as the 30s. are
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owing the former will be quit of paying the half marc. Witnesses : — 'my
men ' Robert de Imbrege, William son of Hugh, and others (named) : and
on the part of Robert, Gervase de Corneh[ill], Hugh son of Wlgar, Robert
Bellus, and others (named). Equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1770. Grant by Roger de Pyro to Ralph son of Ivo, of the land
that Wlfin de Rocholte, Aluric son of Saluna, and Theobald son of Ivo
hold [in Bromley], paying yearly 2 Ibs. of wax : for this grant Ralph has
given him 42s. and " unas husas vacce," and to Ida his wife a gold ring
worth 4s. Roger is bound to go to Ralph's house to receive the wax.
This grant was made at the Purification next after the King of Scotland
was captured. Witnesses : — Andrew de Brambeleghe, Robert de Basinge,
Martin the Writer of the lord bishop of Winchester, and others (named).
Equestrian seal, injured. [A.D. 1175.]
Endorsed: "Carta Rogeri de Pyro de quadarn terra in Brambeley
" concessa Radulfo fiT Yvonis, cujus terre servicium Robertas Burel
" ecclesiae See. Trinitatis donavit."
[Middx.] A. 1771. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to William son of Godwin, for 2£ marcs, of two acres in
Brambelee lying in Ruding, at a yearly rent of 2s. Witnesses : — William
Blund, Robert de Pinkeni, William de Ailfladewic, and others (named).
Seal,
[Middx.] A. 1772. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Ralph son of Solomon, for 40s., of four acre* of land
in Northcroft at Brambeley; paying therefor 4s. yearly. Witnesses: —
Hamo de Bedefunt, William Blund, and others (named).
Middx. A. 1773. Grant by Sir John Bradwell, the prior, and the convent of
Christchurch, London, to John Blount, esquire, of the manor and farm of
Braiuleygh, with all lands, meadows, &c., (except a tenement with garden
and orchard in the tenure of John Chyrchman, all profits of court, heriots,
&c., and one-half of waifs and strays, &c.,) for 30 years from St. John the
Baptist's day next, at a yearly rent of 40 marcs. Other covenants
specified as to repairs, hedgebote, cartbote, and firebote, &c. 4 May,
1 Henry VIII. English.
[Middr.] A. 1774. (i.) Certificate of proof of the will of William de Cumbe
at the Husting held in London, Monday after the Purification, 26 Ed-
ward I., by John de Storteford and John, son of William de Cumbe. He
bequeaths five marcs yearly rent to support a chaplain in the church of
St. Dunstan by the Tower, to pray for the souls of himself and Petronilla
his wife ; viz. 8s. from Henry Box for land he holds in the said parish, 8s.
from the heirs of Thomas Orpedman for part of the same land, 16s. 8d.
from a tenement in Friday Street, and 34s. from the capital tenement the
testator inhabited in the same parish. Other legacies to John, Edmund,
and Peter, his sons. 26 Edward I. Transcript.
(ii.) Writ to William Walworth, Mayor and escheator of London, to
make inquisition what damage would result to the King or others if Simon
archbishop of Canterbury and John Chertesey be allowed to assign a
messuage with quay adjoining in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower,
to the warden and chaplains of St. Gregory's College, Sudbury, held of
the crown in burgage ; what is the value of the premises, &c. 30 October,
4 Richard II. Transcript.
(iii.) Inquisition taken on the above writ. 5 November, 4 Richard II.
Norman French, Transcript.
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A. 1775. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Ralph the Haymerchant (Fenario) and Goda his wife, for 20*., of
the land in St. Dunstan's parish that Stephen the Dyer held next before
them, paying 6*. yearly. Witnesses : — Henry, Mayor of London, Robert
Bat, Peter Bat, and others (named).
A. 1776. Grant by Geoffrey de Chesewyk, citizen of London, to
William de Cumbe, wool merchant, of London, for 19£ marcs, of a
messuage with quay in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London,
stretching from King Street on the north to the Thames on the south,
paying 20*. yearly. Witnessea: — Sir Hugh son of Otho, Warden of
London, Robert de Cornhulle and Thomas de Basyngg, bailiffs of London,
William de Hadestoke, alderman of the ward, and others (named).
[54 Henry III.] Seal.
A. 1777. Release by Richard de Hakeburne, goldsmith, of London,
and Margaret his wife, to William de Coumbe, dwelling in the parish of
St. Dunstan in the East, for 40s., of a yearly quitrent of 20*. Witnesses :
— John de Canterbiry, then alderman, Martin Box, and others (named).
[Edward I.] Two seals.
A. 1778. Release by Geoffrey de Schesewick to William de Cumbe,
both citizens of London, of 6*. yearly rent issuing from a tenement,
formerly Reginald le Sipwritche's, in the parish of St. Dunstan by the
Tower, stretching from Olyendebrigge on the east to the Thames on the
south, and King's Street on the north. Witnesses : — Sir Walter Hervi,
Mayor of London, Richard de Paris and John de Bodelee, sheriffs, William
de Hadestoke, alderman of the ward, and others (named). [56 Henry III.]
Seal.
A. 1779. Memorandum of an indenture, executed the feast of St.
Erconwald, 7 Richard II., whereby John Chirteseye, of Hertfordshire,
grants Richard Willysdon and Anneys his wife his wharf called ' Pak-
kemannys Wharf,' with land and tenements in the parish of St. Dunstan
in the East, in London, for 100 years from that day, paying Chirteseye and
his heirs 12/. yearly, and bearing all other charges : Wyllysdon undertaking
within 10 years, at his own cost, to enlarge the wharf 80 feet in Thames
Ward, and the wall "all only of Maydenston stone," to take down all
housing on the soil, and build all the soil only with new timber, viz. all
the front against the High Street, and 40 feet inward, of stories 12, 10, and
8 feet high respectively, all only of " herte of oke ;" and also a chief
dwelling place above stages, viz. a hall 40 feet by 24, a parlour, kitchen,
and buttery, and on the remnant of the soil, except the cartway and wharf,
houses and chambers for merchandise : all the buildings to be cellared
underneath to the depth of 12 feet. 30 April, 7 Richard II. English.
A. 1780. Letters of attorney of John Chartespye, the elder, em-
powering John Charteseye, his son, to receive from Richard Wilysdon 121.
rent for a tenement with shops and quay adjoining, called ' Asselyns
Wharf,' in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower of London.
St. Gregory the Pope, 18 Richard II. Seal.
Feast of
A. 1781. Grant by John Cherteseye, citizen and clothier of London,
to John Daye, vicar of the parish church of Brokesbourne, co. Hertford,
and John Cleve, vicar of the parish church of Northall, Middlesex, of a
yearly rent of 12/. issuing from the lands and tenements, with shops and
quay adjoining, called ' Asselyns Wharf," in the parish of .St. Dunstau by
the Tower of London, which Richard Welysdon, citizen and chandler of
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London, holds for a term of years ; together with the reversion of the
premises at the completion of the said term. The Conversion of St. Paul,
18 Richard II. Portion of seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Eoll,
January, 18 Richard II.
[Middx.] A. 1782. Grant by David, son of Ralph the Vintner, to the prior and
canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 41*. 4d., of the land called ' Hungers-
croft,' in Toteham, paying therefor Wd. yearly. Witnesses : — Gilbert
Cullinge, William and Bartholomew, sons of Edric de Allegate, John de
Lesnes, and others (named).
Endorsed: " Ista carta non est bona, quia habemus aliam de cadem
terra per quam non tenemur reddere annuatim nisi duos denarios."
[Middx.] A. 1783. Grant by William de la Cornere, citizen of London, to
Eustace, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, for 72s., of a
yearly rent of 8s. in the parish of St. Dnnstan in London, in the street
towards the Tower over against Wyvelastone, issuing from a house with
an oven and shops adjoining. Witnesses: — Walter Hervy, then Mayor of
London, Richard de Paris and John de Bottele, sheriffs, William de
Hadestoke, ulderman of the ward, and others (named). [56 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1784. Grant by Thomas de Overton to Thomas Gizors, citizen and
vintner of London, of 60s. yearly rent issuing from the tenement in the
parish of St. Dunstan West in Fleet Street, in the suburb of London, which
he had by grant from Richard de Toppefeld, citizen and cutler of London,
on the north side of Fleet Street, for 25 years from the Nativity of John
the Baptist, 16 Edward III. Wednesday next after St.Botolph the Abbot,
16 Edward III. Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1785. Grant by Thomas de Oxon', bureller, and Alice his wife, to
John Rosamund, clerk, for 15 marcs, of 20s. quit-rent out of all his rent in
the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower, opposite the said church, in the
street going towards the Tower. In default of payment Rosamund may
distrain on their property in tne parish of St. Mary Bothaw, in Candlewick
Street. Witnesses : — Sir Hugh son of Otho, constable of the Tower,
Robert de Kornelle and Thomas de Basingis, sheriffs of London, John
Adrian, alderman of the ward, and others (named). [54 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1786. Ratification by Alice, wife of Thomas de Oxon', living in
the parish of St. Mary Abchurch, in the presence of Sir Walter their
chaplain, of the sale by her husband to Master John Rosamunde of 20*.
yearly rent issuing from their houses and rents in the parishes of
St. Dunstan and St. Mary Boihaw : and oath of the same not to molest
the said John in the possession of such rent, even after the death of her
husband, under penalty of excommunication. St. John the Baptist's Day,
1269.
[Middx.] A. 1787. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Robert le Curteis, sou of Robert, and Margaret his wife,
daughter of Robert de Benstede, of land in the parish and street of
St. Laurence in the Jewry, of the size and situation specified, which
William son of Sabelina gave the convent in frank almoin ; paying 4s.
yearly. Witnesses :— Walter Guile, William Bonvalet, Geoffrey de Sandon,
and others (named).
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[Middx.] A. 1788. Grant by William Bocoint, son of Sabelina, to Christchurch,
London, in frank alraoin for the souls of himself, Agnes his wife,
La[urence] his father, Sabelina his mother, and Geoffrey his brother, of
land in the parish and street of St. Laurence in the Jewry, next the land
of Robert le Curteis, son of Robert ; the extent being specified in iron ells
of King Richard [I.]. Witnesses: — Walter Brun, mercer, Geoffrey de
Sandon, and others (named). [Richard I.] Equestrian seal. Damaged.
[Middx.] A. 1789. Grant by John Marchaunt, of Strode, Kent, and Alice his
wife, sister of John de Slappelee. late citizen and wood merchant (Buscarii)
of London, to Richard Doxey, of Chertsey, Surrey, and Alice his wife, of
the tenement that Alice aforesaid, sister of Slappelee, inherited on her said
brother's death, in the parish of All Saints the Great, in Douegate Ward,
London, situate as described. Thomas Leggy, Mayor of London, William
de Tudenham and Richard Smelt, sheriffs, Bartholomew de Frestlyngg,
alderman of the ward. 1 March, 29 Edward III. Damaged.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting at London, Monday
after St. Mathias, 29 Edward III.
[Middx.] A. 1790. Will of William Waxscombe, citizen of London. Bequeaths
40s. to the poor canons of Holy Trinity within Algate, London, on the day
of his burial ; and to Joan his wife his tenement at Douegate, in the parish
of All Saints the Great, for her life, and after her death to William, the prior,
and the convent of Holy Trinity aforesaid; together with the residue of
his goods. Witnesses : — Sir Ranulph, prior of the monastery de Graciis,
and others (named). 19 May, A.D. 1417.
Endorsed: Memorandum of probate, iiii. Kalends of June, A.D. 1417.
[Middr.] A. 1791. Grant by Saher, son of Henry son of llener, to Ger', son of
Peter Bat, and Alice his wife, of 30$. rent, 1 Ib. of pepper and 1 Ib. of
cummin, issuing out of lauds with houses in the parish of All Saints del
Heywarf, between the Guildhall of the Cologne merchants and Wance-
lineslane ; paying therefor to Saher during his life yearly 1 Ib. of pepper,
1 Ib. of cummin, and 28*. 6d., and to the heirs of Martel, as chief lords of
the fee, half a 'trench' of scarlet, or IGd. : with remainder to Ger' and
Alice after Saber's death. Witnesses : — Andrew Bokerell, Mayor, John
Norman and Ralph Eswy, sheriffs of London, Richard de Wimbledon,
then alderman, and others (named). [19 Henry III.] Portion of
equestrian seal.
[Middx.] A. 1792. Grant by William Wexcombe to Thomas, son of Thomas
Knolles, John Oxeney, and William Dorchestre, citizens aud grocers of
London, of all his rights in the tenement called 'le Sterre,' by Dougate,
London. Witnesses : — William Staundon, Mayor of London, Henry
Halton and Henry Pountfreit, sheriffs, and others (named). Feast of
St. Mathias the Apostle, 9 Henry IV. Portion of seal,
[Middx.] A. 1793. Grant by Roger, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to John de Grantbam, citizen and pepperer of London, of the
cellar underneath his tenement at Dougate, in the parish of All Saints by
the Haywharf, measuring about 6 ells by 9 ells by 2£ ells high within the
stone walls of the cellar. Simon Swanlond, Mayor of London, Henry de
Gisors and Itichard le Lacur, sheriffs, John de Preston, alderman of that
ward. Saturday before St. Gregory the Pope, A.D. 1329, 4 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1794. Deed of sale by John de Combe, son of William de Combe,
brother of William de Combe, late citizen and wool merchant of London,
deceased, in execution of the latter'a will (proved and enrolled in the
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Husting of London, Monday after the Purification, 26 Edward I.) to
Eichard Ashele, of Rothing Berners, and Agnes his wife, of the messuage
with buildings and quay, late belonging to the said William his uncle, in
the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower, extending from Thames Street to
the river Thames. Witnesses : — John de Gysortz, Mayor of London,
Stephen de Abyndon and Hamo de Chygewell, sheriffs, William de Combe-
martyn, alderman of the ward, and others (named). Friday after the
translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 9 Edward II. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London,
Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 9 Edward II.
[Middx.] A. 1795. Grant by Philip de Moundevile, citizen of London, to John
Malewayn, citizen of London, and Margery his wife, of the tenement in the
parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower which he had by purchase of Peter
Duraunt, rector of St. Dunstan's aforesaid, and others (named), parishoners
of that parish, by virtue of the will of William de Schaftesbury, formerly
citizen of London, enrolled in the Husting of London Monday before the
Apostles Simon and Jude, 34 Edward I. Thomas Leggy, Mayor of London,
Eichard Smelt, William Tudenham, sheriffs, Thomas Perle, alderman of
the ward. Thursday after St. John ante portam Latinam, 29 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1796. Extract from the will of Henry Parker. John Chertesey,
late citizen and clothier of London, demised to Eichard Wyllesden, citizen
and chandler, for a certain term, lands, tenements', and shops, and the quay
adjoining called ' Asselyneswharf',' in St. Dunstan's parish by the Tower,
paying the said John 121. yearly ; and by his will (enrolled in the Husting,
21 Richard II.) bequeathed to his son William that rent and the reversion
of the premises after the said term, to hold for the lives of Beatrice, wife of
Roger Wolverston, and the wife of John Nowers, after whose decease the
rent and reversion of the premises should remain to Isabella, wife of the
aforesaid John Cherteseye, so long as she remained unmarried ; or if she
married, then to the said William, John's son, for his life. The said
Beatrice and the wife of Nowers died, and Isabella married Eichard Spice;
and thereafter John Chertesey, son and heir of John Chertesey aforesaid,
by his writing enrolled in the Husting Monday after St. Edmund, King and
Martyr, 8 Henry TV., granted thiU the rent of 12/. which, after the death
of William his brother would revert, to him, and all the premises, which
would revert to him after William's death and after the completion of the
said term, should remain to William Cressewyk, John Wakefeld, John
Weryng, John Eyd«r— now all dead— and Henry Parker aforesaid. Parker
therefore bequeaths to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, called Christ-
church, within Algate, London, the said rent of 121., and the reversion of
the lands, &c., ai'ter the completion of Wyllesden's term. [Henry IV.]
Paper transcript.
[Middx.] A. 1797. Deed of sale by John Charteseye to John Ovyng, parson of
Godmersham, William Ilberd, parson of Fulham, and John Hunte, of
Clielchehuthe, of a messuage with quay adjoining in the parish of
St. Dunstan by the Tower of London, between the Watergate by the
messuage late belonging to William Cokes, and the tenement and quay
formerly Henry Cros's, and reaching from the river to Thames Street ;
which messuage Chartesey, together with Simon de Sudbury, late bishop of
London, John Sudbury, and John de Cantebrig, the elder, who are now-
dead, acquired of John Ive, rector of St. Michael, Wood Street, and
Laurence Kelshull, chaplain. 4 February, 5 Richard II. Seal.
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and others
[Middx.] A. 1798. Grant by Gilbert, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Jordan Attewodegate, of Edelmeton, for 10s., of an acre of land
in Edelmeton adjoining Enfield wood, paying therefor 6d. yearly. Witnesses :
— William and Laurence de Forda, Richard de Anesty,
(named) .
[Middx.] A. 1799. Grant by Philip de Bosco to Alice, daughter of Robert son
of Aldyth, of an acre of land [in Edelmeton] lying west of the road
leading to Eufield church, paying therefor 5d. yearly. Witnesses : —
John and Robert de Marisco, Thomas de la Ford, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1800. Grant by William le Corner, citizen of London, to Eustace,
the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of half a marc yearly
quit-rent issuing from land and houses which Master Adam de Canteb'-uge
holds in the parish of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, in London. If the
said tenement be destroyed by fire or otherwise, the canons may distrain on
his tenement in St. Dunstan's parish for the rent, till they have received
60s., or till he has scoured to them another half marc of yearly rent.
Witnesses: — John Adrian, Mayor of London, Gregory de Rokes'le and
Henry le Waleys, sheriffs, Mathew Bukerel, alderman of the ward, and
others (named). [55 Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1801. Confirmation by Robert, son of Ralph the Clerk, of Steben-
hethe, for 6s., of the grant made by his father Ralph to John le Ghyepe
of 3^ acres of land in Crepene and Walemarsh. Witnesses : — William Cole,
Brice de Hecham, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed : " Stebenhethe."
[Middx.] A. 1802. Grant by John Richer, of Edelmeton, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of 6d. yearly rent that
Nicholas, son of Henry de Edelmeton, pays for land in Edelmeton.
Witnesses : — William de Forda, James le Sune, John de Lesnes, and others
(named).
[Middx.] A. 1803. Grant by Henry son of Reiner, and Joan his wife, to
Robert Blund, brother of Walter Blund, of their land in the parish of
St. Mary de Sumersate adjoining the soke of the archbishop of Canterbury,
from the highway to the Thames ; paying therefor 40s. yearly. For this
grant Robert has given them a ' copula' towards the building of their hall.
Witnesses : — Hugh de Baalum, William son of Sabelina, and others (named).
Two seals.
[Middx.?] A. 1804. Release by Ralph, son of Roger de Leghes, to Hamo de
Valuines, of all his right in lands and buildings thereon in St. Edmund's
parish, situate as described. Witnesses: — John son of Robert, and
Matthew, provosts of the city of Cant', John Turte, Henry Jay, and others
(named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1805. Release by Hugh Peverel, of Edelmeton, to John, the prior,
and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of Sd. yearly rent which they
were wont to pay him for land called ' Stinkindeland ' in Edelmeton.
Witnesses : — William de Forda, Peter Spirk, and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1806. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Robert Tropinell, of land in the parish of St. George, situate
as described, paying therefor 5s. yearly. Witnesses : — Ralph Sperling,
William May, Walter Joie, and others (named). [Henry III.]
Endorsed : " Georgii Estchepe."
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[Middx.] A. 1807. Release by Walter Joye, son of Benedict Joie, butcher, to
Josce Younger (Junior?), for 100*., of 8s. quitrent that Roger de Benedisse,
butcher, pays yearly for a certain shop in the market-place (Macello) of
Estchep. Witnesses : — Andrew Bukerell, Mayor of London, Girard Bat and
Robert Hardell, sheriffs, and others (named). [20 Henry III.]
Endorsed : " Istos 8s. nobis dedit Felicia quse fuit uxor Jocei Juvenis,
ut patet per cartam ix de pluribus parochiis."
[Middx.] A. 1808. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Edeva, widow of Estinund Campe, for 2 marcs, of
land with buildings in the parish of St. Edmund in London, of the size
and situation specified, paying 5s. yearly. Witnesses : — John Travers,
Walter de Insula, aldermen, and others (named). [Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1809. Grant by Adam Bucuinte to John son of Walram, of the
land that Walram held in Eggeswere, between land belonging to St. Albans
abbey and the highway to Watford, beyond Grimesdich ; land between
Grimesdich and the land that Oliver held of him, on the road to Watford ;
and all the land in front of the land of the canons of St. Bartholomew
toward the south, from the way to Watford to Adam's common of pasture ;
paying therefor 2s. 6d. yearly. Also release by the same to the same
of three virgates of land which he claimed against Andrew Blund, and
Lucy his wife, in the King's Court at Westminster, and whereupon the
said Andrew and Lucy called John to warranty. Witnesses : — Robert de
Stanmere, Gilbert de Hendon, and others (named). Portion of seal.
[Middx.] A. 1810. Grant by Walter Joye to Roger de Redewinter, butcher,
for 10*., of the moiety of his land in the parish of St. Leonard at Estchyep,
situate as described, paying therefor 8*. yearly. Witnesses : — Richard
Reynger, Mayor of London and then alderman, Ralph Sperling, Michael
de Billiugesgate, clerk, and others (named). [Henry III.]
[Middx.] A. 1811. Grant by Richard Wroth, son of Ralph Wroth, of Edelmeton,
to Richnrd, the prior, and the canous of Holy Trinity, London, for 22s.,
of 2^ acres in Edelmeton, in the field called ' Heghefeld," paying therefor
Id. yearly. Witnesses : — William de Forda, Hugh Peverel, and others
(named).
Middx. A. 1812. Grant by Giles Porter, of Stratford, to Laurence atte Hull
and John Fansour, the elder, of all the lands and tenements which he lately
had by gift of Hugh Holbeche and Matilda his wife, in the parishes of
St. Mary of Brambeleye and Whitechapel without Algate, London.
1 July, 44 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1813. Gract by Ralph Triket, the King's Chamberlain, to the
canons of Holy Trinity, London, of the croft called ' Hograve ' and th»
morsel of land by their barn, in frank almoin; also Nordmade, Sparwehe,
Wilda, and Wigewich, the bind that was Edmund's and the land that was
Hugh son of Baldwin's, and the said Hugh's dwelling house with field
adjoining (which lands Robert de Ponte held of him in Brambeley and
has presented to the canons), paying therefor half a marc yearly ; of which
prant, he informs the bishop of London and others. Witnesses: — The lady
Ermingard, Walter son of Ulger, William de Arraz, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1814. Grant by Thomas, son of Simon le Draper, to Peter de
Stratford, and Cecilia his wife, of land in Brambeley, in fields culled
' le Gardin ' and ' le Bery,' situate as described, paying therefor yearly 3*.
to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London. Witnesses : — William
de Cornhulle, Hamo and Roger de Bedfunte, and others (named). Seal,
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[Middx.]
[Middx.]
A. 1815. Grant by John, son of Richer de Edelmetun, to Richard, the
prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity, London, of all the land that Adam,
son of Edric the Dyer, of London, held of him in Edelmetun, paying
therefor 4d. yearly. Witnesses : — William son of Geoffrey, James le
Sone, John de Anesty, and others (named).
A. 1816. Grant by R[ichard], the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Walter son of Gilbert of four acres at Brembeley, upon
Boilande, paying therefor 4*. yearly. Witnesses: — William de Pyro,
Hamo de Cruce, and others (named).
[Middx.] A. 1817. Grant by P., the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to William le Noreis, of 3 acres at Brambeley in the field called
' Edmundsfield,' all the wall with the willows south of that field, a pond
and ditch, a wall by Richard Tuthait's house, extending to the Lea, a wood
(loilda) adjoining the 3 acres, and the wall which was the way to the old
mill ; saving the way that was upon the first-named wall to men going to
St. Leonard's church and returning, for ever, and the way for horses
carrying grain to the mill of the said canons, and bringing it back, when
necessary ; paying half a marc yearly. Other covenants specified as to
repairs, making and working floodgates for the mill ponds, &c. Witnesses :
—Roger Huscarl, Robert de Pynkeni , William de Pyro, and others
(named). Seal.
[Middx.] A. 1818. Grant by Richard, the prior, and the convent of Holy
Trinity, London, to Emeric, son of Hugh de Brembeley, for 5 marcs, of
3 acres in Brembeley in the field called ' Boiland,' paying therefor 12d.
yearly. Witnesses : — Robert de Pinkeny, Hamo de Bedefunt, and others
(named).
Endorsed : " Modo, scilicet Anno Domini mcccviij0, Johannes Hamund
" i. acr. pro iiijrf. et id. pro war' ; item Ricardus Bel ii. acr. pro viijrf."
[Middx.] A. 1819. Grant by Peter, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
London, to Almaric, son of Hugh de Brambeley, for 9 marcs, of 6 acres in
the field called ' Boilande ' [in Bromley], in the lower tillage, between the
little grove of the nuns of Stratford and their great field called ' Brodefeld ' ;
paying therefor 2s. yearly. Witnesses :— John de Solio, then alderman,
Robert Pinkeny, Hamo Bedfonte, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed: " Modo, scilicet Anno Domini mcccviij., Gregorius fiP G. de
" la Schire tenet ij. acras pro viijrf. Item Johannes Hamund 1 acram pro
: iiijrf. Item Juliana Reith ij. acras pro viijrf. Item heres Walteri
" Kebbel i acram pro iiijd. Item iiijd. de incremento redditus de Juliana
" predicta."
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Series B.
(EXCHEQUER: CODET OF AUGMENTATIONS.)
[N'hamp.] B. 1. Grant by Biblisia, prioress cf Catesby, to Thomas de Tetteworth,
of land in Cotsetlecroft. Witnesses : — William Wigayn, steward of the
lord abbot, Richard de Shepone, baker of Habend', and others (named).
Thursday after St. Barnabas, 19 Edward I.
Endorsed: Abyndon. Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 2. Release by Simon, son of Daniel le Ferour, of Northampton, to
Walter de Pateshulle, clerk, and Alice, his wife, of his right to a tenement
in Abyndone Strete, formerly the property of his father. Witnesses : —
Robert de Bedeford, mayor of Northampton, Alexander de Nayleworth and
John de Burgo, the bailiffs of that town, and others (named). Wednesday
after St. Lawrence the Martyr, 32 Edward I.
[ ] B. 3. Grant by Richard Serle to Richard de Siffrewast" of land
abutting on the field of the lord of Cliffwar' and on the highway called
' Niwestrete." Witnesses : — Warin vicar of Cliffwar', Roger de Parle,
Roger Merhehe, and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 4. Grant by Edmund de Abendun' to the church of the Blessed
Mary, Katesby, of a house with garden and land in the villof Abbendun'.
Witnesses: — Brian de Sarum, Ralph de Wikes, Hugh de Wittheham,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 5. Grant by William, son of Reginald de Abendon', to the nuns of
Catesbi of a yearly rent issuing out of a holding in Abendon'. Witnesses : —
Thomas de Abendon', Mathias de Abeudon', Peter de Coles and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 6. Release by John Chynnore and Robert Waryner, executors oi
the testament of John Souch, to John Popham, knight, and Matilda, his
wife, from all suits and actions against them. Friday after St. Vincent,
17 Richard II. Seals.
[Heref.] B. 7. Release by John Walker, of Skenfreth, and Philip Walker, his
son, to the prioress and convent of Acornebury, from all actions against them.
29 September, 37 Henry VI. fragment of seal.
[Middx.] B. 8. Bond by John de Bodeleye to Richard Asshewy, citizen of
London, to indemnify him against any claim for rent made by John, son of
Joan de Ja Grave. 15 September, 28 Edward I.
[ ] B. 9. Grant by Agatha de la Pole, widow, daughter of Roger de
Dalediz, to her son Roger . . . man, of land in Ailneswod'. Witnesses:
— Roger le Poher, William Herizun, William de Ferendun, and others
(named.)
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[Somers.]
[Somers.]
[Somers.]
[Durham.]
[N'hamp.]
[N'hamp.]
[Herts.]
[Herts.]
[Herts.]
[Hants.]
B. 10. Confirmation by John Lambryth, vicar of Rattru, co. Devon,
brother and heir of Edward Lambryth of the county of Somerset, of a
grant made by the latter to John de Snuffamor', son and heir of Peter de
SnufFamor', of messuages and lands in the manor of Ak in the hundred of
Tauuton, viz., of the grant by the said Edmund Lambryth, son of Thomas
Lambryth of ' la Chapele,' to John de SnufFamor' of lands and messuages
in the manor of Ak, viz., in SnufFamor,' Donechulla, and ' la Walle,' with
common of pasture of ' la Lipe ' throughout 'la Hetfelde ' pertaining to the
manor of Ak. Witnesses : — Ralph de Vernay, William Aungevyn, and
others (named).
B. 11. Grant by John Brian, son of Baldewyn Bryan, to Roger
Briinche, of land in the manor of Ak, viz., in Snuffemor,' Donechulla, and
' la Walle,' with common of pasture in ' la Lype ' throughout the whole of
' la Hethfelde ' pertaining to the manor of Ak. W itnesses : — Maurice de
Boreham, Robert de Wirecestre, Richard de Forde, and others (named),
Seal.
B. 12. Confirmation by William Malet of the grant by John Brian,
son of Baldewyn Bria.n, to Roger Branche, of lands, called ' Sniffemore '
and ' Dounechulle ' in the manor of Ak. Witnesses : — Maurice de Borham,
Robert de Wileceste, William Ernawey, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
B. 13. Grant by Margaret, late the wife of Thomas Hunt', to Ralph de
Nevill, Thomas de Claxton, Robert de Coverhatn and Gilbert de Elvet, of
the manor of Alaynscheles and also of all her lands, tenements, rents, and
services within the bishopric of Durham. G.January, 17 Richard II.
Seal.
B. 14. Indenture between Henry deKegworth, prior of Chaucombe, of
the one part, and Richard E?t, of Lychebarwe (Litchborough), and Alice his
wife, daughter and heiress of Robert Power, the elder, of Lvchebarwe, of
the other part, relative to the payment of eight marks. Friday in the
Octave of St. Hilary, 36 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
B. 15. Release by John del Estre in Hulcot' to the nuns of Sewardes-
ley of his right to certain lands held by them. Witnesses : — William de
Braddcn, William de Radeford, Richard le Botiler, and others (uamed).
9 Edward I.
B. 16. Grant by William, son of Robert the Goldsmith (Aurifabri), to
the church of St. Albans, of a rent issuing out of a messuage in the town
of St. Albans. Witnesses : — Adam de Beauver, provost of St. Albans,
John de Kingesbury, Alexander le Gigur, and others (named).
B. 17. Grant by Walter the Goldsmith (Aurifaber) and Laurence le
Mercer to Richard Lanar" of land in St. Albans near the church of
St. Peter, subject to yearly payments to the nuns of St. Mary of Sopwell
of forty pence, and of one penny to the gnmtors. Witnesses: — Geoffrey
Stabular', the provost, Adara de Bouver', William le Norreis, and others
(named). Seals.
B. 18. Grant by Geoffrey, son of Richard Hilde, to Thomas de
Wodestrete, of London, of a messuage in St. Albans.
B . 19. Grant by . . bert Y . . o de la Melitone to Cecilia, his niece, of
the rent which the prior and convent of Brommore had previously paid to
him. Witnesses : — John de Brommore, Hugh de la Pelote, Richard
Goobet, and others (named).
ANCIENT DEEDS.
219
[N'hamp.] B. 20. Grant by Robert Fareman, of Atteneston', to the canons of
Esseby of divers lands in Atteneston, viz., in Aldecroft, Cuntemedewey,
Cuntemed, Chirchefurlong, < le Heggis,' and also borderiug on the Weywelle,
Chirchebrigge, and Goldehulle. Witnesses :— Gilbert de Grettewrye in
Atteneston', John de Braddon, and others (named).
[N>hamp.] B. 21. Grant by William Britich, of Atteneston', to the canons of
Esseby of a messuage with a curtilage, land in Aldecroft on Nerhomcalde-
•wellehul, ' le Heggis,' extending into Berestrete, and in Flmtendon' in
Atteneston. Witnesses :— Gilbert de Grettewrye, William de Atteneston,
and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 22. Grant by William Ferrers de Ferrariis, Earl of Derby, to
Gilbert Wildegos of land in Aldecroftes in Winlega, with the pasturage of
that vill, pannage excepted. Witnesses: — Roger de Ridewar', the steward,
Geoffrey Hauselin, Eobert de Beufey. and others (named).
[ ] B. 23. Grant by Henry son of Siward to Richard son of Eobert
Cainar of land called ' Aldeveland.' Witnesses : — Richard de Berdestaple,
Robert de Botun, and others (named).
Endorsed in a later hand: Donham.
[Herts.] B. 24. Grant by Robert de Loutho to John le Coupere, of Aldenham,
of a field called 'Foxlee' in Titeburst, in the parish of Aldenham.
Sunday after St. Martin, 38 Edward III.
[Herts.] B. 25. Grant by Ralph abbot of Westminster to Richard Testard of
land in the vill of Aldenham. Witnesses : — Richard de Dol, the abbot's
steward, Roger de Meridene, John de Winton, and others (named).
[A.D. 1201-1214.] Fragment of seal.
[Berki.] B. 26. Grant by Gilbert de Burefelde to John Lavyngtone, of ALler-
manstone, and Joan, his wife, of all his lands, &c., in the vill of Alderman-
stone, one messuage excepted. Friday before St. Thomas, 22 Edward III.
[ ] B. 27. Grant by Thomas Thurkul, of Aldestr", and Ellen, his wife, of
land in Aldestr'. The following names are also found upon the document,
viz., Magota . . ., John son of Thurkul, Thomas our son. 25 December,
. . Henry IV. Seal. Injured.
[Hants.] B. 28. Grant by Thomas Alis, with the consent of Roger Alis, his
father, to the canons of St. Denys, Southampton, of rents issuing out of
his manor of Aldinton'. Witnesses : — John de Bottelye, Roger de Saun-
ford, John de Welles, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 29. Acknowledgment before John Polymond, mayor of South-
ampton, by John Wodecok and Richard Wodecok, of Aldyngton, and Amicia,
his wife, that the rent issuing out of the tenements in the vill of Aldyngton,
granted by Thomas Alys to the church of St. Denys, Southampton, is due to
the prior of St. Denys. Saturday after Whit Sunday, 8 Richard II.
[ ] B. 30. Grant by Richard Here, of Aldulvestre, to William Rood and
John Grene, chaplain, both of that place, of a messuage and lands in
Aldulvestre. Tuesday after St. Ambrose, 22 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] B. 31. Bond for twenty pounds given by Robert Magge, of Schepe-
reth, son and heir of Iman Magge, of the same place, and by John Magge,
his brother, also of Schepereth, to Luke Grigge, of Aspedene, and John, son
of Geoffrey de Saudon. Wednesday in Easter week, 12 Edward III,
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[Kent.] B. 32. Grant by Nicholas the Smith (Faber) of Aillyngton, Richard
Huberd, of the same place, Richard, son of John Abovethebrok, and Isabella,
daughter of the said John, Robert ate Welle and Richard Jacob, to William
de Corton and Robert de Burgh, clerks, of land in Aillyngton. 12 June,
2 Edward III. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 33. Grant by Joan Gaynesford, late the wife of John Gaynesford,
and daughter and heiress of Reginald Moresby, to Nicholas Gaynesford
and William Covert, the elder, of the manors of Alyngton, Estpreston,
Okynton, Ovenhull, Rundale, and Tymberwood, with the advowsons of the
church and chantry of Alyngton, and all lands, &c., in the vills and parishes
of Alyngton, Maydestone, Boxle, Aylesford, Shorne, Strode, Hoo, Cobham,
Byrlyng, and Larkefelde. Also letters of attorney for Richard Clerke
and John Brode. 10 August, 1 Henry VII. Seal.
[Hunt.] B . 34. Release by Matilda, relict of Roger le Muner of Aylinton, to
Hugh, the abbot, and the convent, of Ramsey, of her right to land called
' lo Pyttel ' lying at the mill -head of Aylinton, granted by her son Henry
to the said abbot and convent. Witnesses : — W. le Moyner, Walter de
Wassingeham, Gilbert de Wepstede, and others (named). Seal.
[Hunt.] B. 35. Grant by Andrew le Ermite, of Ayllington', to William, the
abbot, and the abbey of Ramsey, of land in the fields of Ayllington'.
Witnesses : — John, son of John de Ayllington', Roger Brian, of the same
place, Walter Prudume, and others (named). Seal.
[Heref.] B. 36. Agreement between the abbot and convent of Dore and Madoc
ap Howel Goov, of Cuminot, relative to a grant by him to the said abbot
of forty cows. 2 February, A.D. 1280.
[ ] B. 37. Grant by John Reinold, of Ho . . . horp, to Geoffrey de
Sal lowe, clerk, of land in Alnatt'aln. Witnesses: — Will'am de Wodecote,
Richard de Wodecote, . . . . de Belton, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[ ] B. 38. Grant by John Bernelef, of Benetley, to John the Shepherd
(Bercario) and Isabella, his wife, of land extending from Alrebrokforlong
to Humelbroke and towards ' le tjldefelde." Witnesses: — Philip de Stoke,
Peter de Braderuge, Simon Sansom, and others (named).
[Camb.] B. 39. Claim by Geoffrey, bishop of Ely, against the abbot of Ramsey's
men in Chatricia, within the liberty of St. ^theldr', and in the hundred
of Wicheford, relative to works upon the high road of Alrehedam.
[Warw.] B. 40. Release by Thurston Verdon, and Alice, his wife, to John
Botiler, of Schustoke, and Richard Botiler, vicar of the church of Alspath,
of his right to lands and tenements in Alspath. Wednesday before
St. Peter in Cathedra, 1 Henry III. Seals.
[Wanr.] B. 41. Grant by William Umfray, the elder, of Alspathe, to Thomas
Othe Chare, of the game place, of land in Alspathe. 26 September,
48 Edward III.
[Wanr.] B. 42. Grant by Adam de Brynkenhull, of Alspathe, to John Whittle,
of that place, of land in Alspathe. 24 October, 49 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 43. Grant by John Boydon, of Coventry, to Nicholas Cokkus, of
Alspathe, of land in the fields of Alspathe. 23 January, 17 Richard II.
Seal.
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[Warw.] B. 44. Grant by Nicholas Cokkes, of Alspathe, to Richard Botyller,
vicar of Alspathe, William Mynmuth, chaplain, of Coventry, and Richard
Jurdan, of Alspathe, of all his lands, &c., in Alspathe. 4 April,
18 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 45. Grant by John Eyr, of Alspathe, to Richard Botyller, perpetual
vicar of the church of A Ispathe, of land in Alspathe. Friday after SS. Peter
and Paul, 19 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 46. Letters of attorney by Thomas Chare, of Alspathe, for Nicholas
Cok, of the same place, to deliver to Richard Botiler, vicar of Alspathe,
and Ralph de Muridene, seisin of the lands granted to them. Tuesday
the feast of St. Andrew, 19 Richard II. Seal.
[ ] B. 47. Grant by Elias de Whelert, of Kyngeston, to Ralph ....
of nine swathes of land in .... Sunday after the Exaltation of
the Holy Cross, 17 Edward II. Seal. Much injured.
[Warw.] B. 48. Release by William Munmowth, of Coventry, chaplain, and
Richard Jurdon, of Alspathe, to Richard Boteler, vicar of the church of
Alspathe, of all claim to lauds, &c., in Alspathe and Berkeswell', which they
had had of the feoffment of Nicholas Cokkes of Alspathe. 21 Richard II.
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 49. Indenture between William Reynald, vicar of the church of
Allesley, Robert Eburhale, vicar of the church of Hampton, Richard
Boteler, vicar of the church of Alspathe, John Godyng, of Alspathe, and
Thomas, son of John Watevyle, of the one part, and John Whytte, of
Pakynton Prior, and Edith, his wife, of the other part, relative to a demise
of land in Alspathe by the first-named parties to the said John Whytte,
and Edith his wife. Thursday after St. Thomas, 23 Richard II. Frag-
ment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 50. Grant by Margery Cokkus, late the wife of William Cokkus
of Coventry, to Richard Boteler, vicar of the church of Alspathe, of lands
in the vill and fields of Murydene in Alspathe. Monday after Whit Sunday,
1 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 51. Grant by Reginald Burgeis, of Hani', to the monks of Bordesley
of yearly rents of 7rf. and %d., payable by Alan de Easton and William son of
Herebert. Witnesses : — Simon Bagod, knight, and Thomas his son, John
Buche, and Robert Wilton. Seal broken.
B. 52. Release by Hawisa, wife of Baldwin de Solio, to Thomas
Rich (Diviti), of her right to a third share in certain lands. Witnesses : —
Philip de Lant', then steward, Bernard Keustee, Ralph Culvercoc, and
others (named).
[Warw.] B. 53. Demise by Richard Waldezeve, of Alspathe, to Richard Boteler,
vicar of the church of Alspath, of land in Alspathe subject to the yearly
rent of a rose upon demand, and to the condition to pray daily for the said
Richard Waldezeve, Joan his wife, and John his brother. 1 May
4 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 54. Grant by Richard Boteler, vicar of the church of Allespathe, to
John Boteler, of Shustoke, William Reynald, rector of the church of
Allesley, Robert Eberhale, vicar of Hampton, John atte the Sponne, vicar
of the church of Bykenhull, and John Godyng, of Alspath, of all his lands,
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Bedf.
Cumb.
Durham
— and other
counties.
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
[Glouo.]
Warw.
Kent.
&c., in Alespath and Shustoke.
seal.
16 January, 5 Henry IV. Fragment of
B. 55. Release by William Home, clerk, to William Tunstall, clerk,
of his right to all lands, &c., held by him jointly with the said William
Tunstall or others in the counties of York, Westmorland, Cumberland,
Norfolk, Lincoln, Suffolk, Bedford, Northampton, Leicester, and the
bishopric of Durham. 4 June, 5 Henry VI. Seal.
B. 56. Release by John Waldeyeve, of Alpathe, son and heir of
Richard Waldeyeve, to Richard Botyller, vicar of the church of Alspathe, of
his right to rent for land, granted by his father to the said Richard and to
John, son of John Watevylle of Sheldon, lying in Sladefeld in Alspath.
Friday before the Nativity of St. John Baptist, 8 Henry IV. Fragment
of seal.
B. 57. Acquittance by Nicholas Upton, John Huseye, Ricliard
Alrewe, and Andrew Sperlyng, relative to a bond entered into by Joan,
Countess of Westmoreland, Thomas Stokdale, and Robert Constable, as
securities for the sum of one thousand marks on behalf of Richard Nevill,
Karl of Salisbury, who had complied with the conditions of the bond.
13 December, 8 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 58. Release by John Waldezeve, of Alspathe, to Richard Boteler,
and John Watevyle and Margery, his wife, all of the same place, of his
right to land in ' le Olde Wordyng ' in Alspath. Sunday after St. Scho-
lastica, 9 Henry IV. Seal.
B. 59. Grant by William Reynald, rector of Allesley, Robert Ebur-
hale, vicar of Hampton in Arden, John Sponne, vicar of Bykenhull, Roger
Boteler, of ScHrstoke, William atte Zate, chaplain, and John atte Fennes,
' grasyer,' to Richard Boteler, vicar of Alspath. and John Watevyle. of the
same place, and !V3argery, his wife, of the piece of land, formerly held by
Henry Hert, of Alspath, which they had held in Alspath of the grant of
the said Richard Buteler. The feast of St. Scholastica, 9 Henry IV.
Seals.
B. 60. Grant by William Reynald, vicar of Allesleye, Richard Boteler,
vicar of Alspathe, and Richard Jordain, of Alspathe, to Robert Eburhale,
vicar of Hampton in Arden, John Sponne, vicar of Bykenhull, and John
Watevyle, of Alspath, of the piece of land in Alspathe, which they had of
the feoffment of Richard Waldezeve, lying between Alspathe and Fakynton.
The feast of St. Scholastica, 9 Henrv IV. Seals.
B. 61. Demise by Ralph, son of Richard de Omnibon, to Philip, son
of John de Burne, of four pounds of silver and n yearly rent, issuing out
of tenements and lands in Alcham [Alkham], which rent the grantor had
had of the gift of John de Lenham, his brother, for a term of seven years
in consideration of a sum of money in which the latter was bound for
the marriage of his sister Margaret to the said grantor. 16 Edward I.
Fragment of seal.
B. 62. Grant by John Waldezeve, son and heir of Richard Waldezeve
of Alspath, to William Reynalde, rector of Allesley, Richard Boteler, vicar
of Alspathe, and John Fennes, of Berkeswell, of all his goods and chattels in
Alspathe, or elsewhere in the county of Warwick. 10 October, 9 Henry IV.
B. 63. Release by William Hooke, of Chatham, to John Gaudre,
of the same place, of his right to a tenement in the parish of Chatham.
The feast of All Saints, 4 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
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[Warvr.] B. 64. Letters of attorney by Robert Eburhale, late vicar of the
church of Hampton, and John Sponne, late vicar of the church of Beken-
hull, for William Reynald, parson of the church of Allesley, and John
Godyng, of Alspath, to deliver to Thomas Watevile, the ' alumnus ' of
Richard Boteler, late vicar of Alspath, and to Agnes, his wife, full seisin
of a messuage with the reversion of land in Alspath. 25 January,
13 Henry IV. Seal and a fragment of another.
Warw. B. 65. Demise by Thomas Boteler, of Coventry, 'gurdeler,' to
William Catton, the prior, and the convent of St. Mary of Erbury, of
all his lands, &c., in Alspath and Miryden. The Annunciation,
21 Henry VI. Seal.
[Somers.] B. 66. Grant by Robert Hylle, lord of Edyngton, and Isabella, his
wife, to Joan, daughter of William Dobyn of Edyngton, of a tenement
with lands, &c., in Edyngton, in the hundred of Whiteleghe, and also of
other lands in Edyngton. Sunday before Michaelmas, 7 Henry V. Seal.
[Devon.] B. 67. Grant by John Montague de Monte Acuto to Thomas
Canynge, sacristan in the church of St. Peter, Exeter, of all his lands, &c.,
at ' la Forde,' in the manor of Alyngwode and Clyst Saint Mary, together
with the advowson of the church of the latter place. 5 October,
39 Edward III. Seal.
[WUts.] B. 68. Demise by Thomas Montague de Monte Acuto, Earl of
Salisbury, to William Gylberd, of Ambresbury, of his manor of Ambres-
bury. 10 February, 6 Henry VI.
[ ] B. 69. Demise by Henry, son and heir of Richard de Suthinton,
to Alexander son of Edwen, citizen of Worcester, of lands and rents in
Ambresleg'. 41 Henry III.
Endorsed : ' H. de Sodyngton.'
[Warw.] B. 70. Covenant between the abbot and convent of Bordesley and
Nicholas de Vado and Agnes his wife, relative to a release by them of
their right to certain lands to the abbot and convent in exchange for lands
in the fields of Eadricheston and Burleya. Witnesses : — Peter de
Wlwardinton', knight, William de Waleford, Roger de Witeford, and
others (named), fragments of seals.
Endorsed: Terdebigg'.
[Wilts.] B. 71. Release by Walter le Bole and Alice, his wife, to Isabella
de Cameys, the abbess, and the convent, of Romeseye, of all right to
messuages, lands, &c., in Edyndon' and Tynliide, formerly held by
Reginald de Morheye in that vill, and which had through failure of blood
fallen into the hands of the said abbess. 1 January, 30 Edward HI.
Seal.
[Wore.] B. 72. Grant by William Vishare to William Rome, chaplain, of his
weir within the manor of Ambresleye and the eyots appertaining to the
same weir, with the fisheries, &c., and all necessary easements for the
repair thereof. Sunday before Ascension day, 31 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 73. Settlement of a dispute between William, abbot of Bordesley,
and Henry de Roinay, of Almcestr', relative to the detention by the latter
of a rent issuing out of a tenement in Almcestr'. Sunday the Invention
of the Holy Cross, 15 Edward II. Much injured.
[ ] B. 74. Grant by Simon, son of Simon de Esse, to Emma, daughter of
Robert de Stokes, of a messuage and land in Esse. Wednesday after
St. John ante Portam Latinam, 1 Edward III. Seal.
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[ ] B. 75. Grant by Simon tie Grafham to brother Matthew of Stonley
and the brethren, of a yearly rent of 18d. for prayers for the grantor's father,
mother, &c. Witnesses : — Ralph Swineheved, Geoffrey de Perceval,
Vitalis de Grafham, aud others (named).
[Hants.] B. 76. Grant by Thomas de Celario, the elder, to Alice, late the wife
of William Ingulf, and to Alice their daughter, with remainder to their
son Robert, of his tenement in Andevere. Witnesses : — John de Poventon',
William Kyng, then bailiff of Andevere, Thomas Spirekoc, and others
(named). Seal.
[Camb.] B. 77. Grant of indulgences by William, archbishop of Ragusa,
(Ragens'), on behalf of the prior and brethren of the monastery of Anglesey,
in the diocese, of Ely. A.D. 1276. Injured.
[Wilts.] B. 78. Demise by John, the prior, and the convent, of Brommore to
Peter Wise, parson of the church of Fyfhyde Estudernore, and Richard
Vaux, of that place, of all his lauds, Ac., in Ebblesborne-Wake and in
Gueardeston. Sunday after Michaelmas, 14 Richard II. Fragment of
seal.
[ ] B. 79. Grnnt by Matilda, relict of William Palmar', to Dionisia her
daughter, of two sheds (seldas), rendering yearly to the king tyd., and to
the grantor a pair of gloves or \d. Witnesses : — Jurdan le Werrur,
Walter Award, at that time the bailiff, Reginald Lovecoc, and others
(named) . Seal.
Derby. B. 80. Grant by John de Pulteney, Simon Broke, and John Skryven
Staff. to Lawrence Fyton, Robert le Heuster, parson of the church of Bouse-
wurthe, and Stephen del Rowe, clerk, of all the lands, &c., in Annesley and
Scropton which they lately had had of the feoffment of Thomas Greseley,
John Renting, Henry Ive, Laurence Braybon, clerk, and Catherine, late
the wife of Henry le Wryght of Rolleston. The Purification, 15 Henry IV.
Fragments of seals.
Notts. B. 81. Grant by Nicholas Wartyr, prior of the House of the Holy
Trinity Beauvale de Bello Valle, to Thomas Samon, of lands, &c. in
Annesley Wodehouse andKirkeby Wodehouse, which the said prior held
of the feoffment of Richard Willughby, in exchange for divers messuages,
lands, woods, coals, &c. in Selston, Bagthorp, Risshall in the parish of
Selston, Underwood in the same parish, Brynnesley and -Brynnesley
Asshe, and lands, &c. in Newthorp in the parish of Gresley, a messuage
and garden in Nottingham, and a rent issuing out of land in Newthorp.
10 August, 5 Henry VII. Seal.
Hants. B. 82. Indenture between Alayn, the abbot of Battle, and the convent
of that place, and William Fyfh . . relative to the manor of Austygh*.
22 Edward III. Injured. Seal. French.
[Hants.] B. 83. Grant by Thomas de la Pelote, of Bromrnore, to Richard, son
of Ralph Osbert de la Muletone, of a moiety of a messuage and curtilage in
Anestye. Witnesses : — Thomas, prior of Brommore, Thomas Haudewyne,
and others (named).
[ ] B. 84. Acknowledgment by William, son of Osbert Erune de Wichio,
of a yearly sum clue from him to the monks of Bordesley for a house and
messuage held by him. Witnesses: — Hugh de Froxemer, Alan Coleware,
William de Fonte, and others (named). Seal.
[Line, jlioc.] B. 85. Appointment by Edmund, abbot of Ramsey, of William . . .
Overton, rector of the church of Westowe, in the diocese of Lincoln, to
be his proctor. 26 March, 1 386. Injured. Fragment of seal.
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Middx.
B. 86. Indenture, reciting divers deeds, between John Sterre, and
Henry Cros, citizens of London, and Joan wife of the latter, relative to
land with houses built thereon and a quay in the parish of St. Dunstan
next the Tower of London. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Farndon, ihe
mayor, and John de Oxon' and Adam de Sarum the' sheriffs of London,
John Priour, the elder, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
Sunday before SS. Simon and Jude, 17 Edward II.
B. 87. Grant by Kichard Fresel, of Saxham, to William, abbot of
Ramsey and the convent of that place, of land abutting on the wood of the
said abbey. Witnesses : — William de Walepole, William Hydernor, Nicholas
Farman, and others (named).
Endorsed : Appedeleye.
B. 88.
Ca, . aucu .
[Applet re].
Grant by William . . to the prior and canons
. (Chaucombe), of land and a tenement lying in . .
Much injured.
of
[N'hamp.]
[ ]
B. 89. Grant by Nicholas de Appletre to the convent of Chaucumbe,
of a yearly rent issuing out of land in Appeltre. Witnesses : — Richard
Bokerville of Botindon, Richard Yenibald of the same place, and others
(named).
B. 90. Release by Adam son of Henry atte Barre of Corloy, and
William atte Welle of Wedeworth, to Simon de Schirford, vicar of the
church of Nunneton, John de Schirforde, Alice de Crast and Thomas, her
son, and Emma, sister of the said Thomas, from all actions, &c. Monday
the feast of St. Wlfstan, 11 Edward HI. Seals.
I. of Wight. B. 91. Grant by Nicholas, prior of Christ Church, Twynham, and the
convent of that place, to the abbot and convent of Quarr, of land called
' la Gore ' in the manor of Apse in the Isle of Wight, and of a yearly rent
payable at Quarr by the custodian of the said manor of Apse ; in return
for which the abbot and convent of Quarr grant to the prior and convent
all the lands in the manor of Flete, which they had of the gift of Hawyse
de Redveriis, and which land Guy, son of Simon SulPhamtun, had granted
to the said Nicholas and his convent; and further they grant a quit-claim
of a rent, issuing out of the said lands, which they had been accustomed to
receive from the said Guy.
[ ] B. 92. Grant by Thomas son of Walter son of Durand, and William
his brother, to Avicia, their sister, of a portion of land. Witnesses : —
William Vivien, Roger Cole, and others (named), fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 93. Settlement by Ernaldus, abbot of Osolton, and Robert, rector
of the church of Redmild, relative to payments to the convent of Osolton.
Thursday after St. Luke, 1294. Seal broken.
[ ] B. 94. Grant by Matilda, relict of William Palmer, to Richard
Moniword, of a yearly rent subject to a payment to the chapter of Hereford.
Seal.
Hants.
[Wore.]
B. 95. Indenture relative to a bond of Thomas HunspilT, prior of
Brommore, and the convent of that place, to Robert Smyth, rector of
Northchardford, and John Weston, of Brommore, for the payment of
twenty pounds. 18 December, 29 Henry VI.
B. 96. Grant by Godfrey, bishop of Worcester, of an indulgence to
those, who at the monastery of Bordesley shall pray for the peace of
the church and tranquillity of the kingdom. In nine days of the Kalends
of August, 1284.
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[Essex.] B. 97. Grant by John de Seville to Ralph son of Walter de St.
Osith', of his heath in the vill of Ardeleg'. Witnesses : — Hugh le Gros,
Richard de Herlawe, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 98. Grant by John de Bovile, son of William de Bovile of Ardley,
to Ralph son of John the Chaplain (capellani) of Colocest', of a rent
issuing out of land in the vill of Ardleye. Witnesses : — Hubert de Faylle,
Richard Boteler, and others (named).
[Essex.] B. 99. Release by John de Boville to Ralph son of Walter do St.
Osith', of his right in a rent issuing out of a tenement iu the vill of Ardleg'.
Witnesses : — Hugh Gros, Ralph Martel, and others (named). Seal.
Middx. B. 100. Grant by Adam de Bures, citizen of London, to John de
Kenyngton, Richard Kayly, and Richard Scherewynd, clerks, and to John
Parmay, citizen, of a tenement with two shops iu the parish of St. Dunstan
by the Tower of London. 1 April, 46 Edward III.
[Warw.] B. 101. Agreement between Nicholas son of brother William de
Fladebur', and Roger son of Richard Pik of Ribesford, relative to the
demise of a tenement by the former, which he had of the feoffment of
the abbot and convent of Bordesleye, in the vill of Arleye. The morrow
of the Decollation of St. John, 11 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 102. Grant by Henry de Abyndona, vicar of Bremesgrave, to the
monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent payable out of a tenement held of the
house of Bordesley, which they had granted to him. Witnesses : — Henry
de Parco, Geoffrey de Hambur', and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 103. Demise by William Brasyer, chaplain, Roger Holyer, of
Ansteley, William Grene, of Coventry, and Henry Porter, of Maxstoke,
to William Nichols, of Fellengley, of a meadow called ' le Hallemore' in
Arley. Feast of St. Hilary, 1 1 Henry VI.
[Lcic.] B. 104. Release by John Pomerey, abbot of St. Mary de Pratis,
Warw. Leicester, John Waren', clerk, William Gould, and William Proktour'
to Edward Grey, knight, son of Edward Grey, knight, late lord Ferrers
(de Ferariis) of Groby, of their right in a pasture called ' Dolfyns' in Arley
co. Warwick, two tenements in Nuneton in the same county, and in a
messuage in Carleton Curlegh (Carlton Curlieu), all which pasture, &c. they
together with the said Edward Grey, the son, James, Earl of Wiltshire, and
Thomas Fyndern', knight, had lately held of the grant of Elizabeth Grey,
Lady Ferrers of Groby, mother of the said Edward Grey, the son. 27 June,
8 Edward IV. Seals.
[ ] B. 105. Decision of W. and R., abbots of Coombe and Rewley (de
Regali loco), relative to a suit by the abbot of Bittlesden against the abbot
of Bruerne (de Brueria) for a yearly rent granted by Joceline, abbot of
Bruerne, to the house of Bittlesden. The eve of the Nones of June, 1291.
[Warw.] B. 106. Letters of attorney by Reginald son of Jordan de Etona,
for Aceus de Cotes to receive a yearly sum from the prior and convent
of Erbury, and to pay the same to Robert the Wheelwright (rottario) for
the rent due for land in Araleg', and also'for a rent which the said Reginald
and Jordan his father had granted to the prior, &c. Witnesses : — Robert
Briton of Floleg', William de Seis, Henry de Aula and others (named).
Seal.
I. of Wight. B. 107. Demise by John, abbot of Quarr and the convent of that
place, to Richard Strepar' and Emma, his wife, and Richard, their son,
of the reversion of tenements called 'Metholes Place' in the parish of
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Arreton, together with a moiety of a moor adjacent to the same, and
of tenements called ' Spanners Place ' with other lands in the same parish.
28 February, 20 Edward IV.
I. of Wight. B. 108. Agreement between John Forward, abbot of Quarr, and
Nicholas Lisle, knight, patron of the church and chapel of Woditon,
determining a dispute which had arisen between Geoffrey, late abbot of
Quarr, and the convent of Quarr, as parsons and proprietors of the parish
church of Arreton in the Isle of Wight, and Sir Thomas Yonge, vicar of
that church, of the one part ; and Sir Thomas Carpynter, parson of the
church and chapel of Woditon, in the same island, of the other part,
touching the tithes, both great and small, of certain demesne lands apper-
taining to the manor of Wodyton, and lying within the parish of Arreton,
viz. such tithes to be paid to the parson of the church and chapel of
Woditon, subject to yearly payments to both the abbot of Quarr and the
vicar of Arreton. 20 August, 1488.
I. of Wight. B. 109. Demise by John, abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that
place to Thomas Moreyn, the younger, of the reversion of tenements called
' Metewholes Place ' in the parish of Arreton, together with a moiety of a
moor adjacent to the same, and tenements and lands called ' Spanneris'
with other lands, &c., in the same parish. Michaelmas Day, 4 Henry VII.
Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 110. Demise by Thomas London', abbot of Quarr in the Isle of
Wight, to John Salter, of Roxhall, and Robert Salter, his son and heir,
of laud called 'Blakelonde' (in the parish of Arreton). Michaelmas Day,
13 Henry VII.
[Hants.] B. 111. Grant by Adam le Deyere of Fordyngebrigge, to Stephen le
Bounde and Alice, his wife, of a corrody in each week to be received
from the prior and convent of Bremmore. Wednesday after the Purification,
26 Edward III.
, [Wilts.] B. 112. Grant by Walter Skarlet, warden of the chantry of Edyndon',
to Isabella de Cameys, abbess of Eomsey, of land in Edynton. St. Valen-
tine's Day, 32 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
', [Warw.] B. 113. Grant by Juliana daughter of Hugh de Langeleia, to the
church and monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Eadricheston.
Witnesses : — Thomas de Kinton, John de Burleg', and others (named).
Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 114. Grant by Geoifrey le Maundewere to Eoger son of Adam de
Semlyng, of lands in the vill of Arretou abutting upon the highway leading
from Horyngeford to the church of Arreton and upon the path from
Fuleford to the highway aforesaid, and in the territory of Horyngeford in
the moor called ' le Holemor,' with pasturage in the said moor, together
with housebote, heybote, and spyr. Witnesses : — John le Flemeng, Robert
de Cosham, William le Barun, and others (named). Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 115. Demise by Ph., abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that place
to Adam le Plehge, son of Roger le Plehge, of land in the vill of Arreton
and of a moor there. [A.D. 1234-1256.] Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 116. Grant by Philip Mandewere, son of Ralph Mandewerre, to
the abbey of Quarr, of land in Bromforlang [in Arreton], on the west of
Horingeford. Witnesses: — William de Glamorgan, Thomas de Evercy,
John le Flemeng, and others (named).
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[I. of Wight.] B. 117. Grant by Ralph de Mandewurre, with the consent of Avicia
his wife, to the abbey of Quarr, of land called ' Langelond ' [in Arreton].
Witnesses : — William de Insula, John de Wrdeville, Roger de Aula, and
others (named). Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 118. Grant by Geoffrey le Maundeworre, to Roger de Sentling, of
lands in Areton abutting upon Foleford, and in ' la Trande Mede.'
Witnesses: — Hugh le Fleming, Robert do la Hale, Robert de Coshan, and
others (named).
Endorsed : Roger de Stheintling'.
[ ] B. 119. Grant by Robert Syward, of Erie, to Katherine, his daughter,
of laud called ' le Knygtes croft' in the vill of Erie. Thursday after St. John
ante portam Latinam. 9 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Susscr. B. 120. Release by William Wescombe to John Duddeley, of his
right in lauds, tenements, &c. lying within the town (infra burguni) of
Arundel and parish of Benstede. 13 August, 21 Edward IV. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 121. Regulations by Walter Neyrnuyt, prior of Canons' Asliby,
relative to services to be said for the souls of any deceased prior or canon
of that House. [Edward III.] Paper.
[ ] B. 122. Release by William son of Robert Jurdan of . . ., to the
monks of Bordesley, of his right in a yearly rent issuing out of land in the
territory of Witnesses : — Walter de North . . . ., Richard de la
Wychall', and others (named). Much injured.
[Glouc.] B. 123. Grant by Robert son of Ralph de Estlech', to the abbey of
Bruerne, of a yearly rent and service out of land in Estlech, and also
land in the vill and territory of Estlech, with a sheep-walk (bercharia) upon
the said land in Hemegarston, together with the liberty of enclosing four
acres of land with ? wall, or ditch for their own use. Witnesses: — Henry
Beaufiz, Simon le Masun, and others (named). A.D. 1256. fragment oj
seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 124. Grant by John Lupus, knight, lord of Asshen, to Joan, his
daughter, of land in Asshen. The feast of St. Hilary, 24 Edward. [I.]
Paper.
[Sussex.] B. 125. Grant by Joan, late wife of Elias Chenny, to William Stoke-
man, of Avesforde, of a house and curtilages in Estergate. Friday after
St. Hilary, 5 Edward III.
N'hamp. B. 126. Release by John son and heir of Laurence Mortymer, to Sir
Thomas Colepepyr, knight, of his right in the manor of Asshen, with the
advowson of a third part of the church of Rode, together with the chapel
of Asshen, &c. ; and also in other lands, &c. in Westpirie. Sunday before
St. Margaret, 12 Henry IV.
N'hamp. B. 127. Release by Henry son of Roger de Haclenton, to the prior
and canons of Esseby, of his right to the homage of Ralph le Freman of
Lycchebarewe (Litchborough). Witnesses : — Thomas son of Sampson de
Lychebarewe, Hugh le Boteillur, and others (named). Seal.
[Norf.] B. 128. Grant by Thomas Prat, of Asschele, to Adam Stanborwe and
Aveline his wife, and to Nicholas Weydyop, of lands in the fields of
Asschele. Monday the feast of St. Vincent, 41 Edward III.
[Norf] B. 129. Grant by Robert Malverne, Nicholas Malverne, and Thomas
at Hyll, of Asshill, to William Bottysford and Robert Newell, of a messuage
and lands in the vill and fields of Asshill. Thursday before St. Matthew,
49 Henry VI. Seals.
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[Norf.] B. 130. Release by Henry Rysyng, of Totyngton, son and heir of
Richard Rysyng late of Asshell, to Nicholas Adam, Henry Spelinan,
Richard Wryght, and John Warde, of his right in a pasture in the meadows
of Asshell, 10 June, 12 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Somers.] B. 131. Demise by William Alyngton, Richard Danvers, and John
Pulter, to Robert Cocceres, Joan his wife, and Margaret, their daughter, of
a tenement in Ayssholt, and a close called ' le Gore.' 14 January,
16 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 132. Demise by Thomas cle Scherlecote, minister of the house of
Tcvelesford (Thelesford), and the brethren of that house, to John othe
Grene of Warelaitton, of a messuage and land in the vill and fields of
Asschorn (Ashorn). Friday after St. Luke, 35 Edward HI. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 133. Grant by Geoffrey de Symely to John the Fisher (Piscatori)
of Asshesho, and Alice, his wife, of a fourth part of his demesne lands
in Assesho, with land in ' la Ho.' St. Augustine's day. 26 Edward I.
[Warw.] B. 134. Grant by Geoffrey, son of William Syrneli of Badeford, to
John son of Gilbert the Fisher (Piscatori) of Ashyshou, of lands in the
fields of Ashyho, part thereof lying .in ' le Ho,' and part in ' le Wiyenehei.'
Witnesses : — Sir Ivo the Chaplain son of Gilbert the Fisher (Piscatoris),
and others (named). Wednesday before the Annunciation. 27 Edward I.
[Warw.] B. 135. Demise by Roger son and heir of John Gopille of Watbur-
leye, to Alan Scatheloc, of Coventry, and Roger del Newelond, of a
meadow in Ahsschawe (A show) and of a field adjoining. Witnesses: —
John de Clifton the bailiff and Roger de Pacwode the coroner of Coventry,
and others (named), 9 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 136. Grant by Isabella, late wife of Richard Schayl of Asscheshow,
to her son Richard, of all her lands, &c., in the vill and territory of Assches-
how, together with the meadow called «Smedole' in Ma Howmede.'
Wednesday before the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 11 Edward II.
Seal.
I. of Wight. B. 137. Letter of attorney by Thomas Mewys, of the Isle of Wight,
for Geoffrey Gate and John Bisshop to receive a sum of money for him
from Joan, late wife of John Pole formerly of the county of Essex.
4 February, 7 Edward IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 138. Grant by Henry Symmesone, of Kenelleworthe, to Henry
Bolfynch, of Assho, of land in Assho. Sunday after St. Ambrose,
20 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 139. Grant by John Bulf . . . h, of Assho, to William Brouhton,
or Browhton, of Coventry, of the lands and tenements in the vill and fields
of Assho, of which he had been enfeoffed by William son and heir of
Richard Hurleston of Assho. 31 July, . . Henry IV. Much injured.
[Warw.] B. 140. Indenture relative to the delivery by Thomas, abbot of Stoneley,
to Thomas Hunt, by the hands of John Smyth, to the use of Richard
Knyveton, of twenty marks and two obligations under the convent seal, con-
ditionally that if the said Richard seal a deed of release unto John Huggeford
and John Smyth of his right in nine « meses ', two ' carues ' of land, &c.,
and the moiety of the fishing of the Avon, &c. in Assho, and deliver it to
Thomas Kebell to the use of the said John Huggeford and John Smvth
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at the next assizes at Derby, as the deed of the said Richard Knyvetou,
and also if the said Richard seal an obligation and deliver it to the said
Thomas Kebell, as his deed, for delivery to the aforesaid abbot ; then
Thomas Hunt is to deliver the obligations as the deeds of the said abbot to
the said Richard Knyveston, or else to keep the said deeds and redeliver
them to the said John Smyth. 1 July, 20 Edward IV. English.
Warw. B. 141. Letter of attorney by Richard Knyveton for William Ranes
to enter and take seisin of lands, &c. ; and of a moiety of a fishery in the
water of the Avon, in Assho co. Warwick, lately recovered against Thomas,
the abbot, and the convent of Stonley. 10 June, 20 Edward IV.
[Warw.] B. 142. Demise by Alice, late the wife of John Knyveton, to John
Hawkins, of Assho, and Juliana his wife, and their soc John, of her free
fishery in Assho in the water called 'Avon' from Alfedfordbrugge to
Chesfordbrugge. 12 March, 5 Henry VI. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 143. Grant by John son of Simon de Fynham son of John the
bailiff (prepositi) of Stonley, to Gilbert de Assesh', of land in the
territory of Assesho. Injured.
[Warw.] B. 144. Grant by ... Tayllour, of Asshisho (Ashow), to Richard
son of , of a cottage with a curtilage in the vill of Asshisho.
Injured.
[Surrey.] B. 145. Grant by John Jonesone, of Asshede, to Richard ate Legh, of
Hedlegh, and Henry, his sou, of land in the field of Asstede. Michaelmas
Day, 15 Edward II. Seal.
[Surrey.] B. 146. Grant by John Jonessone, of Asstede, to Richard ate Leigh,
of Hedlegh, of land in the field of Asstede. Monday before the Nativity
of the Blessed Virgin, 16 Edward I.
[Surrey.] B. 147. Release by Philip Cradewey and Thomas Walter, of Roynton,
to Matilda, late the wife of William Pundey of Rouynton, of their right in
land in the territory of Ahstede. 48 Edward III. Seals.
[Wore.] B. 148. Grant by John called 'Centenemer' of Pershore, of n
yearly sum to the light of the chapel of the Blessed Mary of the
abbey of Pershore. Witnesses: — Hugh Dispensator, William his son,
Walter de Caldewelle, and others (named).
Somers. B. 149. Grant by Norman Wassheburne to John Chokke, William
Sargeaunt, John Spore, clerk, Richard Brugge, and John Stauntou, of a
moiety of the manor of Asshton Theynes, and of lands, &c. in Longeasshton
near Bristol. 1 1 October, 7 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Somers. B. 150. Letter of attorney by Norman Wassheborne for William
Lewes and Thomas Kynge to deliver seisen to John Chokke, William
Sergeaunt, John Spore, Richard Brugge, and John Staunton,of a moiety of
the manor of Theynes Court alias Asshton Theynes, with its appurtenances
in Longeasshton near Bristol ; and also of lands, &c. in Longeasshton.
11 October, 7 Edward IV.
[ ] B. 151. Grant by Philip de Middelton to Roger, prior of Chirbury,
and the convent of that place, of stones from his quarries for building their
houses. Witnesses : — Walter son of Hugh, Robert de Wyntre, William
de Wynnesbur', Philip de Stanewardin, and Hugh de Weston." Seal,
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B. 152. Grant by Jordan the Chamberlain (camerarivs) to Clarissa
daughter of Geoffrey, and her sons, of land, formerly the property of
Eustace de Wilbruham, and a messuage. Witnesses : — Payn de Loudoniis,
Thurstan de Radewintra, and others (named).
B. 153. Grant by William Warin and Isabella, his wife, of Aspdene,
to Richard Atehulle of . . . , of land [in Aspeden] in the field called
' . . erydene.' . . . after St. Gregory, 47 Edward III.
B. 154. Release by William Fitz Rauf, of Bradefeld, to his son
William of his right in a yearly rent for the manor of Aspeden, and also of
his right in the said manor. Saturday after All Saints Day, 7 Richard II.
B. 155. Demise by John Spern', of Buntyngfeld, to William atte
Watere, Walter Mynis, of Warwick, and Robert Cok, of Heremad Magna
(Great Hormead), of all the lands, &c. which he had had with Geoffrey
Deyere, of Buntyngford, of the feoffinent of Hugh Reede of Gompsford,
in the vills and llelds of Aspeden, Throkkynge, Bokelonde, Wydyale, and
Alfladuwyk, and in the hamlet of Buntyngford. Thursday the feast of
St. Oswald, 9 Henry IV.
B. 156. Release by Isabella, relict of William Weles of Buntyngford,
to Robert Debaud, of Aspeden, co. Herts, of her right in land called
' Twobusshes ' lying in the field called ' Stonelfeld,' and other land in the
field called ' Refeld.' 5 December, 13 Henry IV.
B. 157. Release by Thomas Smyth, Joan Wendy and Thomas Pilche
to lialph Josselyn, citizen, of London and Philippa, his wife, of their right
in the manor of Aspeden called ' Aspedenhalle,' in Aspeden. 28 January,
29 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 158. Grant by Hamauric Alkernuns, son of Luke Alkernuns, to
Hugh Dele, of a moiety of the vill of Alpsedene and the vill of Brokesheved.
Witnesses :— Geoffrey de Rocheford, Ralph de Hihenton, Reginald son of
Frebern, William the Marshal (marescallus), and others (named). Seal.
B. 159. Demise by Matilda de Grandissono, prioress of Acornbury, to
Roger ate Baure of Checkeley, of a meadow at Asperton. 2 September,
24 Edward III. Seal.
B. 160. Grant by Juliana, late wife of Sir Robert de Chaucumbe, to
the church of SS. Peter and Paul of Chaucumbe and the canons of that
place, of land in the territory of .... Witnesses : — William
Bagoth, Robert de Forewude, Walter de Cherlecote, and others (named).
Endorsed : Aspeleya.
B. 161. Grant by Ivo son of Simon de Dena, to William de Wakerleia,
of all his right to William Swetbodi, of Stanerne, and Liveva his wife.
Witnesses :— John son of Simon de Dena, William de Essel', Robert de
Seinleg', and others (named).
B. 162. Grant by Richard Toky, of Astwhode, and John Hygyns, of
Hylberworthe, to Robert Bradewey, of Astwhode Musard, and Alice his
wife, of a messuage in Astwhode Musard. Thursday before St. Paul,
31 Henry VI. Seal.
B. 163. Grant by Richard Gebons, of Pepulton, co. Worcester, to
Edward Huband, lord of Astwood, of- a messuage and curtilage in Astwood
Musard. 31 May, 8 Henry VII. Seal.
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[Bucks.] B. 164. Grant by Edward Hubande, of Astewode, to the church and
monastery of Bordesley, of a yearly payment out of a messuage called
' Braddeways ' lying within the demesne or manor of Astewode
St. Paul, 12 Henry VII.
[ ] B. 165. Grant by Edward Hubaude, lord of Stretcheastwood, to the
church and monastery of Bordesley, of a messuage with curtilage in
Stretcheastevvood called 'Bradweys.' 31 January, 12 Henry VII. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 166. Grant by Braya daughter of William a Istetone of West
Angemeryng, to William Cuttyng, of Est Angemeryng, of a messuage and
land in the vill of Atheryngton, of which she with Alice her sister had
been enfeoffed. Tuesday the feast of the Epiphany, 9 Edward II.
Endorsed: ' Adryngton.'
[Sussex.] B. 167. Grant by William Cuttyng, of 1st Angemerynge, to Richard
le Gore, of Salvyngtone, and Cecilia his wife, and William and William
(sic) their sons, of a messuage with a curtilage in the vill of Adtheryngtouc
and of land there, which he held of the feoffment of Braya daughter of
William au Istetone of West Angemerynge. Adtheryngtone, Sunday
after Easter, 9 Edward II.
Endorsed: 'Adryngton.' Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 168. Demise by Richard le Gor, of Atheringtone, to Peter Brnye,
of the same place, of a messuage, land, and pasturage in ' le Frithleise.'
Sunday before St. Laurence, 17 Edward II.
Endorsed : Adryngton, le Fry thlez. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 169. Grant by Joan le Toghe, relict of Robert Arnald of
Atheryngtone, and Annor', relict of Adam le Ysmongar' of the same
place, to Adam Tymyng, of Codelawe, and Clarissa, his wife, of land in
Atheringtone in the field called ' Wyntercroft.' Sunday after SS. Peter
and Paul, 18 Edward II.
Endorsed : — Adryngton. Fragments of seal.
[Sussex.] B. 170. Covenant between William le Gore, of Atheringtone, and
John Averil, of the same place, relative to a demise to the latter of n
tenement and land in Brokefurlang, and of a pasturage in Atheryngton.
Friday after St. Gregory, 14 Edward III.
Endorsed: — Adryngton. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 171. Counterpart of B. 17O. Seal.
[Somers.] B. 172. Release by Bartholomew, clerk of the Castle of Lanceyeton'
(Lauuceston), son of Gilbert de Aqua, late scholar of Tanton, to William
Welond, of Tanton, from an action for assault at Christmas 1286, for half
a mark. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Tymbercombe, vicar of Tanton, Mast* r
Walter de Tolre, master of the schools at Tanton, and others (named).
Fragments of seal.
[Sussex.] B. 173. Demise by Richard, the bailiff of Atherinton, to John Lok'
and Matilda his wife, and their son William, of a messuage and land in
Totigton', to be held of the demesne of Atherington. Michaelmas Day,
50 Edward III.
Endorsed: — Totyngton, demise of land there by the bailiff of Adryngton.
Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 174. Release by Robert del Estre to the nuns of Sewardesley, of
his right in the grant made by his father to that house. Witnesses : —
Hugh son of Robert de Shitelhanger, Thomas BoterelF, and others
(named).
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B. 175. Grant by William le Toghe, of Atherington, to Peter le
Bovirre, of that place, of land in the vill of Atherington and of a pasturage
called ' Friehlese.' Witnesses : — Kichard de Middleton, Roger de
Belesham, Peter de Elmere, and others (named). Injured.
Endorsed : — Adry ugton.
B. 176. Grant by Lucas de Vyene, lord of Cudelawe, to William the
Clerk (derico), son of Peter le Bovir of Aserington, of a yearly rent issuing
out of a messuage and curtilage in Aserington, and of land in the field of the
vill of Aserigton. Witnesses : — Peter de Elmere, Roger Malebranche,
and others (named).
Endorsed: — Adryngton. Seal broken.
B. 177. Grant by Roger Coketh, son and heir of John Coket of Arring-
thon, to Geoffrey Brugham, chaplain, of land at Arinthon in the parish of
Climpinges (Climping), for which the said Geoffrey gave to the said Roger
and Joan, his wife, a messuage and land in the vill of Wikes in the parish
of Lumenistr' (Leominster), and also ten marks. Witnesses : — Nigel de
Broke, John Peche, Lucas de Viane, Peter de Elmere, Roger Malebraunche,
and others (named). Endorsed: Adrington.
B. 178. Letter of attorney by John Fyneus, chief justice of the
King's Bench, Thomas Roche, a Baron of the Exchequer, Hugh Cloptou,
citizen and alderman of London, and Edmund Stephens, for Thomas
Burden to receive seisin of a messuage from Augustus Forde, Thomas
Smyth the younger, and John Smyth. 8 February, 11 Henry VII. Seals.
B. 179. Grant by Roger Gybuns, clerk, and William Walters to
John Noteward, and Amicia, his wife, of the land and tenements which they
lately had of the grant of the said John. Sunday before St. Katherine,
11 Henry IV.
B. 180. Release by William Hull, vicar in the collegiate church of
Asteley, to Robert Betrych the younger, of Asteley, from all actions against
him. Easter Eve, 10 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
B. 181. Letter of attorney by John Harwell, of Whitley, co. Warwick,
for John Cramelyngton to receive a sum of money from Thomas Poyntz,
of Frampton Coterell co. Gloucester. 7 October, 30 Henry VI. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 182. Grant by Geoffrey the Smith (faber) of Attenestona, to his
son Ralph, of the messuage which he held of the feoffrnent of the prior of
Esseby. Witnesses : — William Deynte of Attenestona, Robert Tareman
and Robert Brakkele, both of the same place, and others (named).
[ ] * B. 183. Grant by Robert de Heseloure to the abbey of Bordesley
of a yearly rent. Witnesses : — Ralph de Welneford, Henry de Buninton,
Robert son of Robert de Heselour', Stephen parson of the church of
Buninton, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 184. Grant by John de la Hyda and Juliana, his wife, to the
canons of Orbury (Arbur'), of a yearly rent due from Roger Toy of Chel-
verescot'. Witnesses : — William de Seez, John son of Abel de Eton',
Walter de Hardredeshull', and others (named) . Fragment of seal.
[Notts.] B. 185. Release by Robert Torkard, of Hokenal (Hucknall-Torkard),
to William Baudri, of that place, of his right in the marriage of Walter son
of Roger Palf reyman, with the land of the said Walter to hold till the said
Walter is of age. Witnesses : — Thomas, parson of Eyseleye, Robert de
Fenton, Robert de Bramkote, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
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[Warw.] B. 186. Release by John Herman to Richard Boteler, vicar of the
church of Alspathe, Richard Birches, John Bykeuhall, of Atherston, and
John Gy, of Hampton, from all actions against them. Friday before St.
Lnke, 7 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Line.] B. 187. Release by William Glycle, of Kynnardfery in the isle of
Axholme, to Robert Tailliour, of Overburnham, in the said isle, and Joan
his wife, from all actions against them. Michaelmas Day, 15 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
Berks. B. 188. Bond by John Levyngton, late of Churchspene, and John
Streugger, of Benham Valence, to Thomas Roger. 19 December,
39 Henry VI. Fragments of seals.
[Warw.] B. 189. Grant by Elizabeth, late the wife of John de Walton, to the
nuns of Catesby, of a rent payable by William le Gupill without Coventry.
Witnesses : — Simon de Walton, Henry de Ladbroke, Philip cle Winchecumb,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 190. Release by Jordan le Say, of Farnbur', to the nuns of Catesby
of his right in a yearly rent payable by John Chatere, of Lower Suwebur', to
the house of Catesby, which rent was of the fee of the said Jordan le Say.
Thursday after the Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 18 Edward I.
[Surrey.] B. 191. Grant by Richard Godman, of Kyngcston, to William de la
Strode, the younger, of land. Witnesses : — Edward Lovekyn, Thomas le
Templer, and others (named). Tuesday after St. Augustine the Archbishop,
24 Edward I. Seal.
[Line.] B. 192. Release by Roger son of Roger de Moubray, to Ralph son of
Thomas de Brunham, of his right in the land which the latter held of the
feoffment of Ralph son of Margery. Witnesses: — Thomas de Brunham,
Robert Takel, Robert Laundels, and many others (named).
[ ] B. 193. Covenant between Roger de Borewardescot', rector of the
church of St. Helen of , and Christina, .... of Walter Coterel,
of the other part, relative to a yearly payment by the said Roger to the
said Christina. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Middelt', Iwo de Guldeford, and
others (named). Much injured.
| ] B. 194. Covenant between Edmund de Lacy, of the one part, and
William Lungeespee of the other, viz. that in the octave of the Purification
at London, the said E. de Lacy will place himself at the disposition of his
friends, i.e. of his mother and of Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester,
Hugh Dispenser, and Walter de Ludham : and the said William Lungeespee
will place himself at the disposition of Fulk Basset, Bishop of London,
Stephen Lunge . . ., Philip Basset, and J . . de Ar . . del, for completing
the marriage of Henry, son of E. de Lacy, and Margaret the daughter of
W. Lungespee, and for giving and receiving lands, &c. A.D. 1258.
Injured.
[Leic.] B. 195. Bond by John Russell, of Sewstern, viz., that if the lands,
&c. granted by him to Ralph de Crumbewelle, knight, cannot be legally so
conveyed, the bond for ten marks of Margaret, late the wife of Roger
Beler, kniglit, is to be void ; and further, if the conveynnoc be void, lie is
to repay at Kirkeby to the said Alice the sum of five marks which he
had received from her. Kirkeby, 2 November, 35 Edward III, Seal
broken.
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[ICent.] B. 196. Bond by Adam son of Stephen de Eide, to the abbot and
convent of Dunes (de Dunis) relative to land sold to them. Witnesses :
— Stephen the chaplain vicar of Eastchurch, Nicholas chaplain of the
said church, and others (named). Seal.
[Surrey.] B. 197. Release by Kobert de Pitericheshamne, -with the consent of
Margery his wife, to Simon de Hecche, son of William Palmer, of their right
in a yearly rent payable by Simon, son of John North, for a shop, subject
to a yearly payment of five pence, viz. two pence halfpenny at each of the
feasts of Easter and Michaelmas to the court of Kingeston. Witnesses : —
William de Strode, Thomas Beset, Peter Baudewine, and others (named).
Seal.
[Middx.] B. 198. Indenture tripartite between Walter, Lord de Manny, of
the one part, John Malwayu, citizen of London, and the prior of St. Bar-
tholomew, Smithfield, of the other, witnessing that a general acquittance
against all manner of actions is to be delivered to the said prior to hold for
them, viz., the said Walter de Manny granting, if the said John Malwayn be
impeached or impleaded by him, his heirs, &c., by virtue of a recognizance
for four pounds made in his favour, that then the said acquittance is to be
delivered to the said John Malwayn ; and the said John Malwayn granting
that if he be not impleaded by the said Walter de Manny, his heirs, &c.,
that then the said acquittance should remain in the custody of the said
prior. 8 July, 24 Edward III. French.
Heref. B. 199. Receipt by John Hervy, precentor of the cathedral of Here-
ford, to Ralph Hauys and Richard Gardyner, executors of Thomas Downe
late precentor in that cathedral, for eight marks. 14 September,
6 Henry VII. Seal.
[Line.] B. 200. Sale by Matthew, vicar of the church of St. Martin, to the
nuns of St. Michael Stamford, of land and a house, which he had bought
from Walter Wnwyne with three marks of silver given him by Matildis de
Bereham, a nun of that house. Further , the said Matildis granted the
rent of the aforesaid house to the convent of St. Michael for a pittance on
the day of St. Mary Magdalene ; Peter the prior, the prioress and whole
convent consenting.
Essex. B. 201. Indenture relative to a bond, dated 7 January, 34 Henry VI.,
N'hamp. given by Thomas Thorpe, of London, to John Catesby, son of Hugh
Catesby, and to John Snype and for a mortgage by him to them of his lands,
&c. at Beenewell and Lylleford co. Northampton, and at Ilford in the
pariah of Berkyng co. Essex. 8 January, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 202. Demise by the prioress and nuns of Langley to Henry de
Wigornia, of lands in the vill and fields of Barkeby, together with the
manor. Witnesses : — Peter de Nichale, William le Walleys, Hugh vicar of
Barkeby, and others (named).
[Leic.] B. 203. Grant by Richard Amory, of Thorpe next Barkeby, to his
son John Amory, of the same place, of a messuage and lands in Thorpe
aforesaid and in Hamilton. Wednesday after St. John ante Portam
Latinam, 9 Henry IV.
[L«ic.] B. 204. Release by Thomas, son of Thomas de Lincoln, for the sake
of his own soul and that of Alice his wife, to the prioress and nuns of
Langeley next Bredon of his right in all lands in Barkeby and Thorpe,
which the said prioress and nuns had of the enfeoffment of Peter son of
Thomas de Line', his uncle, or of the grant of John de Wyntonia, formerly
Archdeacon of Leicester. Thursday before SS. Philip and James.
A.D. 1338. Seal.
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B. 205. Release by Thomas le Turnur, of Leicester, to the nuns of
Langley next Bredon, of his right in lands, &c. in Barkeby and Torp.
Witnesses : — Peter son of Eoger de Leyrc', William le Waleys of Anlep,
and others (named). Seal.
B. 206. Grant by Simon son of Robert the Cook (cod) of Bars-
worde, with the consent of Matilda his wife, to the canons of Suleby, of land
in the fields of Barsword upon Barlichul. Witnesses : — John de Lodbroc,
Philip Bretun, and others (named). Seal.
B. 207. Release by Matilda, late the wife of Thomas de Lyncoln', to
her son Peter de Lyncoln', of her right in land in the fields of Barkby, held
by Henry Ays and Gilbert the Carter (caretarius), together -with the said
Henry and Gilbert and all their belongings. Witnesses : — Peter son of
Roger de Leycestr', Gerard de Hamelton', and others (named).
B. 208. Release by Adam son of William de Baruwe to the prioress
and convent of Acornebury, of his right in land in Barue. Witnesses : —
William de la Lawe, Robert Braci, and others (named).
B. 209. Release by Peter de Lincoln, son of Thomas de Lincoln, to
the nuns of Langley near Bredon, to hold in frank almoin, of his right in
land in the vill and field of Barkeby held by William le Weris, together with
the said William and all his belongings ; in part of his demesne land upon
' le Thyrnehov,' ' le Thwerewong ' and Morfurlong ; and also in a yearly
rent issuing out of the same. Witnesses : — Robert de Foleville, Eustace de
Foleville, and others (named). Injured.
B. 210. Grant by Thomas le Turnur, of Leicester, to the nuns of
Langley near Bredon, of a yearly rent payable by Hugh, vicar of Barkeby,
issuing out of. land in the territory of Barkeby. Witnesses : — Walter
Gerond, William le Poer, William de Syleby, and others (named). Seal.
B. .211. Demise by Alice, prioress of Langley, and the nuns of that place,
to Amicia, relict of Peter de Lincoln, of land in Barkeby. Witnesses : —
John de Diggeby, Robert de Norton, and others (named). Fragment of
seal.
B. 212. Demise by Isabella, prioress of Langley, and the nuns of that
place, to Robert son of William son of Hugh de Barkeby, of land in the
fields of Barkeby. Witnesses : — Gerond de Hamilton, Walter Geroud of
Barkeby, and others (named). A.D. 1265. Fragment of seal.
B. 213. Release by Richard Brauncestr', of Rothele, chaplain, to
Richard Danvers, of Bannebury, of his right in lands, formerly the property
of his brother John Bauncestr' and Margery his wife, and of John their sou,
in the vill and fields of Banuebery, Codthropp, and Wykham. Witnesses :
— Thomas Wakfeld the mayor and William Byssharn the bailiff of the town
of Leicester, and others (named). Wednesday before Easter, 17 Richard II.
Fragment of seal.
B. 214. Grant by Geoffrey the Marshal (Marescallus) of Banneburi
to Alexander Goilin, of a house in the vill of Banneburi. Witnesses : —
David de Haclint', Ralph de Wavercurt, with the whole Court of Banneburi,
and others (named).
B. 215. Grant by John Neweman, to John Danvers, both of
Bannebury, of land lying in the Neulond of Bannebury. Monday after
St. Nicholas, 5 Henry IV. Seal.
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B. 216. Grant in frank almoin by Thomus le Turnur, son of Philip
le Turnur of Leicester, to the nuns of Langley next Bredon, of land in
the territory of Barkeby. Witnesses :— Gerald de Hamilton, Roger do
Eoyeleye of Sycheston', and others (named). Seal.
B. 217. Release by the men of Streugesham, viz. Ralph Harding,
John de la Bruere, Walter Balli, William the Miller (molendinarius) , and
Walter son of Geoffrey, to Roger, the abbot of Pershore. and the convent of
that place, of their right in the land called ' Barbecroft' in Strengesham,
granted to the abbot and convent by Philip de Kaillewey. Witnesses : — Eudo
de Bellocampo, Peter de Wika, and others (named). Fragment of seals.
B. 218. Counterpart of B. 215. Seal.
B. 219. Demise, by B , prior of Beauvalo (de Bella Valle), and
the convent of that place, to Hugh de Annesley, of their capital messuage,
and lands in Bagthorpe. 20 October, 14 Henry IV.
B. 220. Grant by Richard son of Nigel to the priory of Burcester,
of land in the moor of Great Banelaunde. Witnesses : — Robert de Moula,
Henry de Berton, and others (named).
Endorsed in a later hand : — Neueton. Seal.
B. 221. Letter of attorney by Thomas de Roos, lord of Hamelak,
to William de Weston and John Witeside, of Helmesley, for the delivery
to John de Nevill, knight, lord of Raby, of seisin of the manors of Baildon
and Thornton in Craven, the advowson of the church of Thornton, &c., and
of all his lands in the vills of Everby, Baildon and Thornton. 8 July,
46 Edward III.
B. 222. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Britrich to the abbey of
Esseby, of a yearly rent issuing out of a messuage and lands [in
Atteneston]. Witnesses : — William the clerk of Atteneston, Gilbert de
Gretewrye, William Deynte, and others (named). Seal.
B. 223, Grant by John son of William le Trappere of Kentebur',
to John de Hynkel, vicar of the church of Eton1, of land in the field of
Attleberge. Witnesses : — Ralph Page of Attleye, John Hocheman of Eton',
and others (named.) Seal.
B. 224. Grant by John Unfrey, of Eton', to John de Langley, of
Covintry, and Alice, his wife, of land in the field of Attleberg'.
Witnesses : — John Hycheman, Henry le Weyte, and others (named).
B. 225. Grant by Roger de Boys, of Atteneston, to John the Soutcr
(sutor') of Esseby Canons, of lands in the fields of Atteneston. Witnesses :
— Robert Fareman of Atteneston, Ralph Deynte and Richard Fareman of
the same place, and o'hers (named).
B. 226. Grant by William Deynte, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of land, &c. in the field of A.tteneston. Witnesses : —
William de Atteneston, Gilbert de Grettewrye, Robert Fareman, and others
(named).
B. 227. Grant by Roger de Boys, of Atteneston, to Eustace son of
William Pacy of Paddebiry in Preston, of land in the field of Atteneston.
Witnesses : — Ralph Deynte, Roger Fareman, Johu Attewelle, and others
(named). Seal.
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[N'hamp.] B. 228. Grant by Walter JBrittich, of Atteneston, to Ralph the Smith
(fabro) of Atteneston, and Alice, his wife, of land iu the fields of
Atteneston. Witnesses : — Ralph de Atteneston, Roger de Bosco, Robert
Fareman, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 229. Grant by Walter Britich, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of land in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — William
Deynte, Robert Fareman, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 230. Grant by William Deynte, of Atteneston, to Richard son of
William de Atteneston, and Julia his wife, of land in the field of
Attenoston. Witnesses : — Ralph de Atteneston, Roger de Bosco, and
others (named). Seal.
[N'hainp.] B. 231. Grant by Robert Attehul, of Atteneston, to his daughter
Christian, of land in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : —Ralph de
Atteneston, Roger de Boys, Robert Fareman, and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 232. Grant, by Ralph Deynte, of Atteneston, son of William Deynte,
to Alice, daughter of Geoffrey the Smith (fabri) of Atteneston, of land in
the Aldecroft in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — Richard de le Auney
of Maydeford, Nicholas de le Auney, John le Rous, and others (named).
[N'hatup.] B. 233. Grant by Walter, son of Richard Brihtrich of Atteneston, to
Geoffrey de Atteueston, the smith, and Matilda his wife, of land in the
field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — Richard de Atteneston, William Deiute,
Robert Fareman, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 234. Grant by Walter Britrich, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Fsseby, of divers yearly rents in Atteneston, and of lands in
the fields of Atteneston. Witnesses : — William de Atteneston, Gilbert dc
Grettewrye, William Deynte, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 235. Grant by Agnes de Bradden', daughter of Ralph le Palmere
of Atteneston, to John son of John le Warde of Purston, of a messuage in
the vill of Atteneston, and land in the fields of the same vill. Sunday
the feast of St. Mark, 9 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] B. 236. Release by Walter Bonechose, of Brackel', with the consent
of Agnes his wife, to Margery de Atteneston, late the wife of Hugh
Herlingdon, of their right in land in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : —
Richard de Attoneston, William Deinte, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 237. Grant by Walter Britrich, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of a meadow in the field of Atteneston pertaining to ' del
Chirchelond' at Maydesford, and other meadows pertaining to the same
Chirchelond at Blakebreche and Alditho. Witnesses : — Robert Fareman,
William Deynte, John de Braddeden', and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 238. Grant by Robert Russel, of Atteneston, to John the Wheel-
wright (Rotario) of the same place, of lands in the fields of Atteneston.
Witnesses : — Roger de Boys, of Atteneston, Robert Fareman, Ralph
Deynte, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 239. Grant by John son of Thomas le Frankeleyn of Colewrye,
to the church and canons of Esseby, of lands in the field of Atteneston.
Witnesses : — Walter Britrich of Atteneston, Robert Fareman, William
Deynte the younger, and others (named) . Fragment of seal.
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[N'hamp.] B. 240. Grant by Walter Britrich, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of land in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — William
de Atteneston, William Deynte, and others (named). Seal.
Essex.1 B. 241. John Edward', brother and heir of Thomas Gloucestr',
Herts. having demised to Ralph, Lord Sudeley, John, Lord Beauchamp,
Richard Neuton, knight, John Fray and others, and to Robert Cooke the
manors of Baas, Perers, Geddynges, Langtons, Foxton', Marions and
Halles, with their appurtenances in Brokesborne, Hoddesdon, Cheshuut,
Amwell, Wurmeley, and elsewhere co. Hertford, and also the manor
of Hokes co. Essex, which had descended to him upon the death of
his said brother, and the same having been subsequently demised at
his request by the said Robert Cooke to William Say, Andrew Oughgard,
John Say, Laurence Cheyne, Philip Boteler, John Cheyne, and William
Port, he thereupon granted a release of his right to the said manors,
&c., to the last named parties. 28 August, 26 Henry VI.
[Somers.] B. 242. Grant by John Symond, of Schepharn, to John Markys,
chaplain, and Robert, son of Gilbert Seward of Ceddr', of land in Banewell.
Sunday before St. Clement, 14 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Camb.] B. 243. Release by John Morice, of Cambridge, brother of Richard
Moriee, Agnes late wife of the said Richard, and John de Carlton, chaplain,
executors of the said Richard Morice, to the prior of Anglesey, of their right
in land in Bernewell. Witnesses : — Stephen Morice, mayor of Cambridge,
Roger de Resham, and others (named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 244. Grant by William, abbot of Suleby, and the convent of that
place, to Ralph the Cook (coco) of Huthorp, of a toft in the vill of Bariswr'
(Bareworth). Witnesses : — John do Lodbroch', Matthew Galruch', and
others (named).
[Leic.] B. 245. Grant by] Simon son of Robert the Cook (Cod) of Bars-
worph', to Roger Taylur, of Wellesford, of land in the fields of Barsworph'
(Bareworth). Witnesses : — William de Lodbrok, lord of Barsworph', Philip
le Bretun, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 246. Release "by Roger le Tayllur, of Welleford, to the abbot and
convent of Suleby of his right in land in the territory of Bariswrth'.
Witnesses: — Ralph de Walecote, John de Crek, and others (named).
[Leic.] B. 247. Grant by William son of the Chaplain of Theyngwrth', to
the abbot of Suleby, and convent of that place, of land in the field of
Bareswrth'. Witnesses : — Reg' son of Richard, Helyas de Wikingeston,
and others (named).
B. 248. Release by John son of Margery Vampage, to Henry, abbot
of Pershore, of his right in land at Baldeshellern'. Witnesses : — Hugh
Dispensator, William Drake, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 249. Grant by Ralph Deynte, of Atnestone, to Thomas Herberd,
of Daventry, of land in the field of Atnestone. 14 July, 14 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] B. 250. Grant by Matilda, relict of William le Swoen of Atneston,
to Thomas Herbord, of Davent', of land in the field Atneston. Wednesday
before St. Gregory, 10 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] B. 251. Release by Robert Haryngton to Alexander Colepepyr, of
his right in the manor of Asshen and advowson in a third part of the
church of Rode, with the chapel of Asshen, and in lands, &c., in West-
pyrie, late the property of Thomas Colepepyr, knight ; with a warranty
against John, abbot of Westminster. 20 February, 5 Hen. VII. Seal. "
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[N'hamp.] B. 252. Letter of attorney by Thomas Colepeper of the co. Kent,
knight, and lord of Hardeshull, for William Body, rector of the church
of Asschene, and John Carter to deliver to John Darell' and others seisin of
the manor of Asschene with lands in Hertwell and Rode, the advowson of
one third part of the church of Rode with the chapel of Asschene and lands,
&c. in Westpereyghe and Burcote. Sunday after Easter Day. 4 Henry VI.
Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 253. Grant by Thomas the Hunter (venator) of Railway to the
abbey cf Stanley, of his part of a messuage with a croft adjoining, held by
Ilgerius de Radeweia. Witnesses : — Ralph de Stret, Hugh le Noreis, and
others (named).
Herts. B. 254. Grant by Thomas Cornewall, knight, to William Say, knight,
of a third part of the manor of Laurence Eyot (Ayott St. Lawrence), and
the advowson or turn of presentation to the church of that place. Also
letter of attorney for William Brornbourgh and Thomas Lyngewood.
9 July, 21 Henry VII.
Herts. B. 255. Grant by Edward Hanmar, knight, to William Say, knight,
of a third part of the manor of Lawrence Eyott, and the advowson or turn
of presentation to the church of that place. Also letter of attorney for
William Philippe and Richard Parker. 10 June, 20 Henry VII. Seal.
Herts. B. 256. Counterpart of B. 255. Seal.
Herts. B. 257. Grant by John More, William Grevyle, and William Farefax
to Edward Hanmar, knight, of a third part of the manor of Lawrence Eyott
with the advowsou or turn of presentation to the church of that place.
Also letter of attorney for William Philippe and Richard Parker. G June,
20 Henry VII. Fragments of seals.
Herts. B. 258. Grant by John More, William Grevyle, and William Farefax
to Thomas Cornewalle, knight, of a third part of the manor of Lawrence
Eyott, with the advowson or turn of presentation to the church of that
place. Also letter of attorney for William Philippe and Richard Parker.
26 April, 20 Henry VII.
Herts. B. 259. Grant by John More, William Grevyle, and William F:iyrefax
to Thomas Cornewalle, knight, of a third part of the manor of Lawrence
Eyott and the advowson or turn of presentation to the church of that place.
Also letter of attorney for William Bromborough and Thomas Lyngewod.
4 July, 21 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 260. Demise by John, prior of St. Denys near Southampton, to
Nicholas Galltzer, otherwise Gervese, Joan his wife, and John their son, of
a tenement and la.nd in the street called ' Baggerowe,' and of old known
as ' Kyngeslond.' , Henry IV. Injured.
[Glouc.] B. 261. Grant V>y Peter, abbot of Pershore, and the convent of that
place, to William de Upton and Alice, his wife, the daughter of Robert
Waifer, of a messuage and land in Little Badminton within the manor of
Haukesburi. Wednesday after St. Leonard, 25 Edward III. Seal.
' [Wilts ?] B. 262. Grant by John Hole, prior of Farlegh, and the convent of that
place to Robert Cardemaker, of Bradeford, and Agnes his wife, of a cottage
called ' Avenebrygge ' and another in Seynt Olesestret. Vigil of St. John
the Baptist, 4 Henry VI. Seals.
[Hants.] B. 263. Grant by Nigel Amfrey, son and heir of Robert Ainfrey, to
the priory of Bromore, of land in Avenemedc. Witnesses:— William
Espileman, knight, Henry dc Arnewode, and others (named).
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[Line.] B. 264. Grant by Joan, late wife of Ralph Garton of Overbrunham,
to her son William, of a messuage in the vill of Overbrunham, and lands
in the Isle of Haxiholme. Tuesday after St. Denis, 4 Henry IV. Seal.
[Line.] B. 265. Grant by Thomas son of Walter de Brunham, to John son
of Thomas de Brunhain, and John son of William de Brunham, of lands
in the vills and fields of Haxay, Overbrunham, Netherbrunham, Eppeworth,
Belton and Ouston, and elsewhere in the Isle of Haxholme. 5 July,
11 Edward III. Seal.
[Line.] B. 266. Grant by Robert Papyll, of Kynerclfery, to William Breuster,
of Haxay, and John Eywyer, of Kynerdfery, of lands in the Isle of
Haxholme. 12 June, 1460.
[Line.] B. 267. Release by Oliver de Busy, to William son of Thomas de
Brunham, of his right -n divers rents and services in the Isle of Haxiholme.
Witnesses : — Roger de iSeltofte, Thomas de Brunham, Robert Thakel of
Haxay, and others (named).
Line. B. 268. Indenture between Robert Cawode, prior of the house of
St. Mary in the Isle of Axiholme co. Lincoln, of the one part, and
Robert Arnalde, Robert Jakes, of Westwood, John Baylye, and John at
Hall, of Kynnardeffery, of the other, relative to William Eston, son and
heir of John Eston of Overburnham, within six months of his being of
age, signing letters of acquittance in favour of the said prior. 1 May
16 Henry VI. Seal.
[Line.] B. 269. Grant by Robert Take], of Huxeye, son of Ralph Takel, to
the canons of Suleby, of lands, .fee., in the Isle of Haxiolm. Witnesses : —
Richard de Burstal, parson of Belegrave, Robert de Lubeham, the bailiff,
and others (named). Seal broken.
Devon. B. 270. Release by Richard Jambe, of Sydemouth co. Devon, kins-
man and heir of Ralph Jambe, and John Jambe, son of the said Ralph,
to Elizabeth, abbess of the monastery of Syon co. Middlesex, of his right in
a tenement called ' Jambe Hayys ' within the manor of Axemouth.
19 October, 37 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 271. Appointment by Elizabeth, abbess of Syon, and the convent
of that place, proprietors or rectors of the parish church of Axmouth
in the diocese of Exeter, of William Larder, as proctor for the monastery
and the parish church, to appear before Richard, bishop of Exeter, &c.,
relative to a composition between the said rectors of the one part, and
Richard Walbeffe or Walleff, perpetual vicar of the said church, of the other,
about the tithes within the parish of Axmouth. A.D. 1496.
[Devon.] B. 272. Grant by John Capell, vicar of Axmouth, to Elizabeth, abbess
of the monastery of Syon, and John Brown, of the tithes of the parish of
Axmouth, to hold until the said abbess shall have received the sum of six
pounds. 1 October, 9 Henry VII.
[Somers.] B. 273. Letter of attorney by John Leucays for John Hotale to deliver
to William de Dreycote seisin of one Morheye (unius Morheye). Wednes-
day after the Translation of St. Thomas, 22 Edward III. Seal.
Endorsed in a later hand : Axbrygge.
[Somers.] B. 274. Demise by Robert Hull and Isabella his wife, of Ayly, to
William Waryner and Joan, his wife, of land called ' the Breche' in Ayly.
St. Andrew's Day. 22 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
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B. 275. Release by Richard Daleber, knight, to William Say, knight,
of his right in the manor of Lawrence Eyott (Ayott St. Lawrence) with
a warranty against the abbot of Westminster, 20 March, 23 Henry VII.
Fragment of seal.
B. 276. Grant by Thomas de Aykeskarth, master of the Hospital of
Welles, to Robert de Coverhaui of lands in the vills and territories of
Aykeskarth and Thornton. 17 August, 1390.
B. 277. Grant by John Russell, of Azerlawe, to Walter de Le . . . .
of a messuage and land in Azerlawe. Thursday after the Invention of the
Holy Cross, 4 Richard II. Seal.
B. 278. Grant by Maria de Nevill, of Middelton, to John de Merk'
of the mill of Aykescharth, with wood from the wood of Biscopdal.
Sunday the morrow of Michaelmas. A.D. 1313.
B. 279. Grant by Ralph son of Ralph, lord of la Wodehalle, to his
brother John, of his lands in the vill and territory of Aykeskarth.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Nevill, William de Holteby, Nicholas de Geryeslon,
and others (named). Seal.
B. 280. Letter of attorney by Edward Hanmer, knight, for Alexander
Byrde to sign, seal, and deliver to John More, William Greville, and
William Fairfax, all deeds and evidences relating to a third part of the
manor of Ayott St. Lawrence, with the third part of the advowson of
that church, and also a third part of the messuages, lands, rents, markets, or
fairs of Ayott St. Lawrence, in Ayott St. Lawrence, Whathamstede,
Harbeden, Gustanwode, Broadwatir, Stevenage, Codygate, Burley, Hatfeld,
Radewelle, Graveley, Welyen, Wyndryoge, St. Albans, Westwyke, Luton,
Kympton, Sandrygge, and (jharlton. 20 May, 20 Henry VII.
B. 281. Grant by Thomas de Canynghes to Isabella de Bukyneton,
daughter of Richard de Bukyngton, of lands at ' la Forde ' in the manor of
Aylingwode, Clyst St. Mary, Otriton, Colaton, Nytherestonforde, and
Salterton, the advowson of the church of Clyst St. Mary, and all rents
and services of freemen and villeins. Thursday before St. Laurence,
38 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
B. 282. Grant by Richard de Acton to Richard Bat, chaplain, Matthew
de Clyvedon, Thomas Dammoisel, Robert de Brochamton, and William le
Pipere of the manor of Ayly. 14 Edward III. Frayment of seal.
B. 283. Grant by Henry le Wayte, of Nunne Eton, to John sou of
Humphrey de Wytewelle of Attleberge, of land in the field of Attleberge.
Witnesses : — Ralph Page of Attleberge, William in le Hale, and others
(named). Seal.
B. 284. Grant by John de Kentebury, of Attilberge, to John de
Hynkel, vicar of the church of Eton, of lands in the field and territory of
Attilberge. Witnesses: — Henry le Wayte of Eton, John Ythemon, and
others (named). Seal.
B. 285. Demise by Robert. Hulle and Isabella his wife, of Ayly, to
William Crop' and Joan his wife, of a tenement in Ayly. Feast of St. George,
4 Henry IV. Fragments of seals.
B. 286. Grant by William de Brackel and Matilda his wife, and
Robert his son, to Hugh Herlingdon and Margery, his wife, of land in the
fields of Atteneston. Witnesses: — Richard son of Richard de Atteneston,
Richard de Bosco, William Deynte, and others (named).
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[N'hamp.] B. 287. Grant by William, son of William de Brackel in Atteneston,
to Kiclmrd Fareman, of Atteneston, of land in the field of Atteneston.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Atteneston, Roger de Boys, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 288. Grant by Roger, sou of Henry Deynte of Atteneston, to
Ralph the Smith (fabro) of Atteneston, and Alice his wife, of land in
the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — William Deynte of Atteneston,
Robert Fareman, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 289. Grant by William de Pinkeni, of Morton, son of Simon de
Pinkeni, to the abbey of Esseby of yearly rents in the vill of Atteneston.
Witnesses : — Robert Painel, Richard de Fardingeston, and others (named).
[N'haiup.] B. 290. Grant by Ralph, son and heir of Richard de Atteneston, to
Roger le Normand, formerly yeoman (valletus) of the prior of Warwick, of
lands in the field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — Roger de Bosco, William
Deynte the elder and younger, Robert Fareman, John le Mareshal lord of
Esseby, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 291. Grant by John Mason, of Atneston, to Thomas Plombe, of
Atneston, and William Ponne, of Morton, of a messuage and curtilage in
Atneston. Thursday the feast of St. Laurence, 20 Richard II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 292. Memorandum relative to an exchange of land, in the field of
Atteneston, between Robert, prior of Esseby, and Richard Fareman of
Atteneston.
[N'hamp.] B. 293. Receipt by John Pegge, of Atneston, co. Northampton,
to Thomas Ardern, John Plumbe of Atneston, and Richard Deken of
Assheby Canons. 8 August, 10 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 294. Grant by John Boys, chaplain, and John Wryght, of
Atneston, to Thomas Hertesboy, of Maydeford, and Isabella his wife, of
lands in the vill and field of Atneston. Sunday after SS. Peter and Paul
14 Richard II.
[N'hamp.] B. 295. Grant by Joan le Warde, of Purston, to Agnes, Emma,
Isolds, and Isabella, daughters of her late husband Thomas le Ward of
Atteneston, of a messuage with land in the field of Atteneston. Sunday
the morrow of St. Mark, 23 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 296. Grant by Simon de Esseby, rector of the church of
Wittnesham, to Richard le Cauk, of Esseby, of a messuage and land in
Atteleston. Thursday after the Assumption, 26 Edward III.
[N'bamp.] B. 297. Release by William son and heir of Henry Freman of
Newenham, to Richard Wattes, of Atneston, of his right in messuages and
land in the vill and fields of Atneston. Monday after St. Thomas the
Apostle, 43 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 298. Grant by Richard le Sivet, of Atteston, to Geoffrey le Sivet,
of that place, and Juliana his wife, of a cottage and curtilage in the vill of
Atteston. Monday after St. Andrew, 15 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 299. Grant by John Ballard, of Ashby Canons, to Richard Plumbe
and Agnes, his wife, and their children Thomas, Joan, and Matilda, of a
cottage, curtilage, and land in Atneston. Palm Sunday, 23 Edward III.
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[N'hamp.] B. 300. Release by Thomas Herberd de Davyntre, of Assheby Canons,
to the canons of Assheby Canons of his right in a mill and lands in the
field of Atneston. Tuesday after St. Matthew, 10 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 301. Release by Richard Tebay to the canons of Assheby of the
chantry in which they were bound to have three masses celebrated for him
weekly in the chapel of Atueston, and four in their church of Assheby.
Wednesday before Michaelmas Day, 7 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 302. Grant by Ralph Deynte, of Atnestone, to Geoffrey the
Smith (fabro), of the same place, and Juliana his wife, of land at Aldich,
in the field next Esseby Brock'. Feast of St. Hilary, 4 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 303. Grant by Matilda Tebay, of Middleton, to the canons of
Esslieby Canons of her lands in the vill and fields of Atneston, which she
held of the feoffment of her brother Richard Tebay ; also of tenements
in the same place held in fee of the prior of Okeburn'. Feast of St. Agatha,
6 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 304. Grant by John Mayn, of Morton, to Joan, Christina, Alice,
and Juliana, daughters of Peter le Carter of Atteneston, of the gable
between their and his tenements in Atteneston. Sunday before St. John
ante Portam Latinam, 18 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 305. Letter of attorney by Thomas Herberd de Daventr', of
Assheby Canons, for Thomas de Merestone, of Atneston, to deliver to
Thomas son of John son of Richard the clerk of Atnestone, and Christian
his wife, seisin of land in Atnestone. Sunday the feast of St. Matthias,
10 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 306. Grant by John Vernon, of Atneston, with the consent of
Juliana his wife, to Richard Wattes, of the same place, and Emma his wife,
of land in the field of Atueston. Sunday after Easter, 42 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] A. 307. Release by John Altecrofte and John Attekyns, of Weston,
to Thomas Herbeshorne, of Atteneston, of their right in lands in Attenestou.
12 November, 7 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 308. Grant by Robert Fareman, of Atteneston, to Robert de
Thademerton, clerk, of land in the field of Attenestou. Witnesses : —
William Deynte of Attenestou, Walter Brittrich, Richard Fareman, William
Deynte the younger, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 3O9. Confirmation by Simon sou of Simon do Turvile, to the
canons of Esseby, of the grant of land in Atteneston which his grandfather
Robert de Turvile had made to them. Witnesses : — Henry de Pinkeni,
Robert de Plumton, Henry de Alneto, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 310. Grant by Robert Fareman, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby of land in the fields of Atteneston. Witnesses : — William
de Atteneston, clerk, William Deynte, Walter Britrich, and others (named).
Fragment of a seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 311. Grant by Geoffrey son of Hugh Fareman of Attenestone, to
Richard the Carpenter (Carpentaria), and to John the Miller (Molendi-
nario) of Esseby of land in the fields of Attenestone. Witnesses : —
Roger de Boys, Robert Fnreman, Richard Fareman, and others (named).
Seal.
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[N'hamp.] B. 312. Letter of attorney by William Austyn, Richard Knottyng, and
Richard Gregory, all of Northampton, for Robert Mody, of Atteneston, to
deliver to Thomas Warde, of the latter place, seisin of a messuage and
close in Atteneston. 28 July, 4 Edward IV. Seal.
[N'harap.] B. 313. Demise by John Mores, of Everdon, to Henry Warde, of
Atteneston, and Henry Launey, of Maydeforde, of all tithes of sheaves and
a barn called ' le Tytheberne ' in Atteneston. 4 April, 17 Henry VI.
[N'hamp.] B. 314. Grant by Peter Boys, of Atneston, to John Boys and John
Bryhent, of that place, of lands and tenements in the vill and fields of
Atnestou. Monday before St. John the Baptist, 14 Richard II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 315. Demise by Thomas, the prior of Assh' and the convent of
that place, to Robert le Clerk of Assh' and Alice, his wife, of laud in the
field of Atneston. Saturday the feast of St. Michael, 26 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 316. Grant by Philip de Stowe, of Assheby, to Adam le Clerk of
Assheby of land in the field of Atneston. Tuesday before St. Maik,
23 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 317. Release by Thomas, son and heir of Roger Heyham, and by
Joan the wife of the latter, of Atneston, to Thomas Warde, of his right in a
cottage and land in Atneston. Sunday before Ascension Day, 46 Edward III.
Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 318. Grant by Thomas Kybbul, of Foscote, to Thomas Cuyle, of
Atueston, and to Joan, his wife, of land in the field of Atneston. Tuesday
the feast of St. Cuthbert, 14 Richard II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 319. Grant by John Gregori, of Atneston, to Adam son of Thomas
le Cleerk of Assheby Canons, of land in the field of Atneston. Monday the
vigil of the Epiphany, 22 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 320. Grant by Robert Brown to the church and canons of Assheby
Canons, of land in the fields of Atneston. Whit Sunday, 19 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 321. Release by Matilda Tybay, of Middelton, to the prior of
Ashheby Canons, of her right in lands in Atneston, which she held of the
gift of her brother Richard Tybay. Feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop,
8 Edward HI.
[N'hamp.] B. 322. Grant by Matilda Tebay, of Middelton, to the canons of
Assheby Canons, of the lands in the fields and vill of Atneston, which
she held of the gift of her brother Richard Tebay. Feast of St. Agatha,
6 Edwaid III.
[N'hamp.] B. 323. Grant by Richard Tebay, of Atneston, to his sister Matilda
Tebay, of a messuage and land in the field of Atneston. Sunday the
octave of Michaelmas, 5 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 324. Grant by Isabella, daughter of of Atteneston, to
. . . . , of Esseby, of land upon the Stoldfeld in the field of Attenestone.
Feast of St. Mary Magdalen, 16 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] B. 325. Grant by Richard, son of Peter le .... of Atnestone, to
Thomas Herberd de Daventr', of Esseby, of land in the field of Atnestone.
Thursday the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 3 Edward HI.
{N'hamp.] B. 326. Grant by John Godale, of Atteston, to William de St. Johi%
lord of Plumpton, of land in Atteston. Thursday after St. Valentine,
12 Edward II.
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B. 327. Grant by John Knotte, of Esseby, and Joan his wife to
Thomas Herberd, of Daventry in Esseby, of land in Atnestone. Monday
the feast of the Translation of St ...... ,10 Edward II.
B. 328. Grant by Richard the Clerk (clericus) of Atteneston to
William de St. John, of Plumptone, of land in the field of Atteneston.
Wednesday after St. Thomas of Canterbury, 10 Edward II.
B. 329. Grant by Roger Fareman, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of a yearly rent issuing out of messuages [in Atneston].
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 12 Edward II.
B. 330. Grant by Richard the Clerk (clericus) of Attenestone to
William de St. John, of Plumpton, and Ysmania his wife, of land in the
fields of Attenestone. Sunday before All Saints Day, 10 Edward II.
B. 331. Grant by Richard de Upton in Atteston, with the consent
of Ysolda his wife, to the prior of Esseby, of land in Atteston. Feast of
St. Peter in cathedra, 10 Edward II.
B. 332. Grant by Richard the Clerk (clericus) of Ateneston to
William de St. John, of land in Attneston. Sunday before the feast of
the Holy Cross, 10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
B. 333. Grant by Richard son of Philip le Clerk of Atteneston to
William de St. John, of Plumpton, and Ysmania his wife, of land in
Atteneston ...... after the St. Mark the Evangelist, 9 Edward II.
B. 334. Grant by Richard Fareman, of Attneston, to Robert son of
Thomas de Boys, of that place, and Agnes his wife, of a messuage and
lands in Attneston. Saturday the feast of St. Thomas the Martyr,
1C Edward II.
B. 335. Grant by John Knotte, of Atteston, to William de St. John,
lord of Plumpton, of laud in Atteston. Thursday after St. Valentine,
12 Edward II.
B. 336. Grant by Richard le Clerk of Attneston to William de
St. John, of Plumpton, of land in Attnestone. Sunday before St. Thomas
the Apostle, 1 1 Edward II. Seal broken.
B. 337. Grant by Richard the Clerk (clericus) of Attnestone to William
de St. John, lord of Plumpton, of land in Attnestone. 4 March,
10 Edward II. Seal.
B. 338. Grant by Richard, son of Philip ... of Atteneston, to
William de St. John, of Plumpton, and Ysmania his wife, of land in the
fields of Atteneston. Wednesday after St. Barnabas. 10 Edward II.
fragment of seal.
B. 339. Release -by Roger Fareman, of Atteneston, to William de
St. John, of Plumpton, of his right in land in the fields of Atteneston.
Friday before St. Laurence the Martyr, 9 Edward II.
B. 340. Release by Giliana Damyhau, of Atneston, to Laurence le
Kulneman, of the same place, and Eleanor his wife, of her right in land in
the field of Atneston. Morrow of St. Dunstaii. 9 Edward II.
B. 341. Grant by Richard son of William the Clerk (clericus) of
Attneston, to the canons of Esseby Canons of land in the field of Atteston.
The Annunciation, 5 Edward II. Seal.
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[N'hamp.] B. 342. Grant by John Durant of Wodeblatolwsle, to Geoffrey the
Smith (fabro) of Atteniston and Juliana his wife, of a tenement in
• Atteniston. Tuesday in the vigil of St. Nicholas the Bishop. 9 Edward II.
Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 343. Kelease by John Vernoun, of Atneston, to John Masoun, of
Atneston, of his right in a cottage, &c., in Atneston. Monday after
St. George, 41 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 344. Grant by William son of Geoffrey de Atteneston, to Eustace
son of William Pacy of Paddebiry, and to Agnes, his wife, of land in the field
of Atteneston. Witnesses : — Roger deBoys of Atteneston, Robert Fareman,
Ralph Deynte, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 345. Grant by Thomas son of Simon de Coleworth, to the
church and canons of Esseby of a rent issuing out of the vill of Atneston.
Witnesses : — Richard de Boys of Atneston, Richard Fareman, Thomas do
Trop of Collewrth, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 346. Grant by Walter Britrich, of Atteneston, to the church and
canons of Esseby, of yearly rents issuing out of lands in Atteneston ; grant
also of lands in that place. Witnesses : — Gilbert de Grettewrye, William
Deynte of Atteneston, Robert Fareman, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 347. Grant by Robert Russel, of Atteneston, to Peter son of
Thomas called the Carter (Carectarii) of Esseby Canons, of lands in the
field of Atteneston. Witnesses : — Roger de Boys of Atteneston, Robert
Fareman, Ralph Deynte, aud others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 348. Grant by William de Curci to the church and canons of
Essebi (Canons Ashby), of land in Hattenestuna. Witnesses : — Richard de
Chamvilla, William de Regni, William de Landas, Robert Puher, William
the clerk who made the charter at Dunestaplia, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 349. Demise by Thomas Herberd de Daventr', of Assheby
Canons, to Robert de Chardewelton, of that place,, clerk, and to Isabella,
his wife, of land in the field of Atneston. Monday after St. Matthew,
10 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B 350. Grant by Emma, daughter of Geoffrey Peviles, to John le
Taylour, of lands upon ' le Middulf urlong ' at Attenawes. Dated at Wate-
nowe, Saturday before St. Edmund the King, 23 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 351. Release by Robert Foreman, of Attiston, to the church and
canons of Esseby (Canons Ashby), of his rights in the land in Atteston
granted to them by Robert de Tademerton, clerk. Witnesses : — Ralph
son of Richard de Attiston, Roger de Bosco, and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 352. Confirmation by Geoffrey de Kernel of the grant made by
Hugh de Kernet, his father, to the church of St. Michael, Brumore, of the
tenth sheaf of corn from his demesne at Avene, and every tenth swath
from his meadow. Witnesses : — Reginald de Rochet, Geoffrey de Hela,
the chapter of Ford, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 353. Grant by Herebert Gulafre (sciatis me reddisse et dedisse
Deo, SfC.) to William, prior of Aissebi (Ashby Canons), in frank almoin of
half a hide in Attelestuna adjoining the coppice, as his inheritance (tanquam
Itereditatem suam), thoroughly free and quit as much as was in his power
to do so, the King's right excepted, in the same way his grandfather had
held it. He confessed that his father and himself had unjustly reduced
the aforesaid half rood from frank almoin to villeiuigc (alt elemosina in
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servitutem injuste redegisse). Wherefore being truly penitent he renders
it free and quit to God and St. Mary and William, the prior, for the
souls of his father and himself, and for the souls of all for whom it had at
. first been given. He commands his heirs as they may hope to participate
in his paternal benediction to maintain it as frank almoin. Witnesses: —
" Wlnadus Sacerdos, Aluredus Scrip tor, Lewinus carpentarius, Stephanus,
Willielmus clericus, Swetmannus, Galfridus de Waurse, Gamelus clericus,
Bernulfus sacerdos, Rogerus de Nortuna,Wdemannus,Raginaldus, Arnulffus."
Endorsed: J. de Ateneston'. Atneston'. [Carta] Hereberti Gulivfre.
[Henry II.]
[Heref.] B. 354. Agreement between the abbot and monks of Dore and John
son of Simon and Alice, his wife, Peter de Aldermanest' and Agnes his
wife, and Hugli de lladen' and Isabella his wife, relative to the pasture of
Benefeld, viz., the abbot to be at liberty to enclose part of the land, and the
remainder to be a common of pasture, both for the abbot and the above-
named persons. Witnesses : — Henry son of Nicholas then sheriff of
Hereford, Walter de Michegros, and others (named). [8-13 Henry III.]
Seal.
[Unc.] B. 355. Demise by Richard, the prior of Beauvale (de Bella valle),
and the convent of that place, to William Stayn, chaplain, John Litill, John
Hornse and John Cole, of Bondeby, of land part of the glebe of the
Rectory of Bondeby, with the tithes. 1 April, 4 Hen. VI. Seals.
[Herts.] B. 356. Release by Helen Bensted, kinswoman and heir of William
Bensted, viz. sister of John Bensted the father of the said William, to
William Say, knight, John Veer, Earl of Oxford, John Radclyf, knight,
Lord Fitzwater, Robert Radclyf, knight, Henry Haydon, knight, Richard
Lewes, William Walsgrave, John Clopton, Robert Reed, James Hubert,
John Mordaunt, John Puller, and Henry Chauucy, of the manor of
Benington. 24 January, 2 Henry VII. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 357. Confirmation' by Robert de Turville, of Bedeworth, of the
grant by Philip de Turville his brother to William de Merschton, chaplain,
and his successors, chaplains of the church of Bedeworth, of a messuage,
lands, tenements, rents, &c. in Bedeworth. Saturday after the Nativity of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, 7 Edward III. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 358. Release by Lawrence Seman, of Leicester, to John de
Winton', Archdeacon of Leicester, of his right in land in Belegrave.
A.D. 1239. Seal.
[Camb.] B. 359. Bond by Nicholas son of Reginald, Nicholas son of Roger,
Hugh son of Geoffrey, Walter Cece, Henry Russell, Thomas le Sauver,
Walter de Hertford, Symon Staundon, Nicholas Tinctor, Roger de Stocton,
Ralph at Church, and John de Barton to Hugh, abbot of Ramsey, on
behalf of Hugh Chatel and Robert Bereng', ofHicche, tenants of the manor
of Barton. Witnesses : — W. Comerar' the steward (senescallus) of Ramsey,
Roger de Acholt, Nicholas de Davintre, and others (named).
[ ] B. 360. Agreement between Roger de Englefeld, knight, and Nicholas
atte Strode, of Dimesden, relative to the homage and heriots for the
tenements lately in the possession of Robert de Benefeld. Dated at
Shiplake, 3 March, 7 Edward II.
[Herts.] B. 361. Grant by Nicholas de Neubold, and Agnes, his wife, to John
Edward', of Beninton, of a messuage and tofts in Beninton. Witnesses : —
Ralph de Ludinton, Henry de Beninton, and others (named). Seals.
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[Berks.] B. 362. John Roger, of Benham, co. Berks, and Elizabeth
his wife, having granted to John, Bishop of Bath and Wells, and
to Robert Shotesbroke, knight, John Shotesbroke, John Golofre, John
Stopyngdon, clerk, John Roger of Mapuldurham, John Station, clerk,
Thomas Pynchepole, Nicholas Horton, John Hapsford the elder, and
Thomas Asshendeu, the manor of Benham Valence, co. Berks, with
the intent of re-enfeofflng them, the said John Roger and Elizabeth, of
the same, with remainder to John Roger of Bryaneston ; upon the decease
of Robert Shotesbroke, the last survivor of the co-feoffees, Francis Cheyne,
his kinsman and next heir, demised the aforesaid manor to John Wodward
to hold for the term of one month, and upon the determination of that term
he further granted it to Elizabeth, the wife of William Essex', and her
issue, with remainders over to the heirs of John Roger of Benham and
Elizabeth, his wife, and to the heirs ot John Roger of Bryaneston.
23 December, 13 Henry VII.
Berks. B. 363. Grant by John Roger, of Benham co. Berks, and
Elizabeth his wife, to John, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Robert Shotes-
broke, knight, John Shotesbroke, John Golofre, John Stopyngdon, clerk,
John Roger of Mapuldurham, John Station, clerk, Thomas Pynchepole,
Nicholas Horton, John Hapsford the elder, and Thomas Asshenden, of the
manor of Benham Valence, upon condition to re-enfeoff them, the said
John Roger and Elizabeth of the same with remainder to John Roger of
Braneston. 8 December, 12 Henry VI. Seals.
[Line.] B. 364. Grant by Peter Wace, of Preston, to William Bayard, of
Boston, John Dinsterley, John Wace, and John Beek, all of Freston, and to
Thomas son of Robert de Tost, of all the lands, late of John son of John
son of Gilbert Wace of Tost, in the villa and fields of Benyngton and
Leverton. Tuesday after Easter, 44 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 365. Letter of attorney by John Roger the younger, son of John
Roger of Bryaneston, and by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of John Shotes-
broke, for John Stratton, clerk, John Swaylclyfe, and Robert Draper to
receive from John Roger, the father, seisin of the manors of Benham
Valence and Estendeborne called ' Saundervylys.' 26 February, 7 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Heref.] B. 366. Demise by John son of Walter the Clerk (clerici) of West-
bredward', to the abbot and convent of Dore, of that land upon Benefeld,
bordering upon ' le Somerwey,' which he held of the gift of Adam son of
John Muschet of Bredwardin. The Annunciation, 1288.
[Heref.] B. 367. Grant by Agnes de Ewias, late the wife of Richard son of
Arthur, to the church of St. Mary Magdalene, Ferle, of a rent of twenty
shillings, to be received out of the corn-mill of Pendeleford in her manor of
Belligtune, and of land pertaining to the mill. Witnesses : — Peter de
Scudemora, William de Morevile, William de Ewias, and others (named).
Endorsed: " Rent receivable out of the mill of Penlesford in the manor
of Belligton."
[ ] B. 368. Grant by Simon de Keythorp to Geoffrey le Venur, of a toft
in the vill of Belton. Witnesses : — William de Sulton in Ocham, Hugh de
Frene, Henry son of Walter de Betton, and others (named).
[Heref.] B. 369. Release by John son of Walter the Clerk (clerici) of Westbred-
wardyn, to the abbot and monks of Dore, of his right in the lauds upon
Benetfeld which he held of the grant of Adam son of John Muschet of
Bredwardyn. The Annunciation, A.D. 1290. Fragment of seal.
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[Heref.] JJ. 370. Inspexiuius by Eichnrd son of Thomas de Annesey, and by
Susanna his wife, daughter of Walter de Havyn, of the grant by Philip
son of Walter le White to the monks of Dore of land abutting upon the
fee of Dorsinton (in Benfeld). April, 1273.
[Heref.] JJ. 371. Warranty by Lucy, wife of Richard Brun of Bredeward', to
the monks of Dore relative to the lands in Benefeud, which they held of the
grant of her said husband. Witnesses : — Hugh de Radnor', Hugh de
Hulle, John Muschet, and others (named).
[Heref.] B. 372. Grant by Richard de Anesey and Susanna his wife, daughter
of Walter de Havyn, to the monks of Dore of the land in Bentild, lately
belonging to Walter son of Walter Brun. April, 1273.
[ ] B. 373. Grant by Richard Orpyn, of Benyfeld, to Simon Bulwyk,
prior of Fynneshed, John Mores, John Caldecote, Nicholas Yoman, John
Jonson, and John Basset, of a messuage with land in the vill and fields of
Benyfeld Netherthorp. Also letter of attorney for Richard Stokwell.
27 February, 20 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Line.] B. 374. Grant, by licence of the King, by Thomas del Both, of Selby,
to John Builly, of Eppeworth, of messuages and lands in Belton and
Eppeworth, to be held from the King; also laud in Eppeworth to be held
from the lord ofMowbray, as of his manor of Eppeworth. 18 March,
4 Henry IV. Seal.
[ ] B. 375. Grant by Roger le Grete, of Portemowe, to Dame Matilda
Estur, lady of Gatecumbe, of land in the field called 'LaHamme' at
Belesyc. Witnesses : — Richard de Portesi, Warin de la Leye, Robert de
Hupham, and others (named).
[ ] B. 376. Grant by Thomas, vicar of the church of Belton, to Geoffrey
son of Robert de Sallowe of Belton, and to Felicia his wife, on their marriage,
of a messuage and lands in the vill and field of Belton with housebote,
haybote, &c., and to be quit of pannage in the wood of Belton. Witnesses : —
Geoffrey on the Grene of Belton, John Osberne, Alan de Staunton, and
others (named). Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 377. Counterpart of B .No. 360.
[ ] B. 378. Grant by Robert de Gisburch, and his wife Matilda, to Richard
White (albo), of a toft and croft in Belton. Witnesses: — Robert parson
of Belton, Robert Detundi, and others (named).
[Heref.] B. 379. Grant in frank almoin by Philip the Ferryman (Passarius),
son of Philip the Ferryman of Bredeword', to the monks of Dore, of land in
Benefeld. Witnesses : — Hugh de Radenor', Walter de Brocbur', and others
(named) . Seal.
[ ] B. 380. Grant by Richard de Deusbyr' to Nicholas son of Adam le
Venur', upon his marriage with Christina, the grantor's daughter, of the
land, which he held of the feoffment of the abbot of Suleby, in the vill of
Belton. Witnesses : — Roger de Brograve and William de Busci, knights,
and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 381. Grant by Hugh de Frene, of Belton, to Peter the Smith
(fabro), of land in the vill of Belton. Witnesses : — Henry son of Walter do
Belton, Johu de Frene, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
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[Leic.] B. 382. Grant by Geoffrey, sou of Robert de Sallowode of Belton,
chaplain, to John Lambert, of that place, and Joau his wife, the grantor's
sister, of lands and tenements in Belton and Osgherthorp. Sunday after
St. Chad. 42 Edward III.
[Leic.] B. 383. Grant by Koger son of Simon de Belegrave to John de
Winton, archdeacon of Leicester, of a messuage and land in Belegrave.
Witnesses : — William de Sancto Laudo, Walter de Cimiterio, and others
(named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 384. Grant by Roger son of Simon de Belegrave, to Robert de
Swepstona, of a capital messuage in Belegrave. Witnesses : — Humphrey ad
Pontem, Stephen de Boldle, Alan de Burstal, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[Leic.] B. 385. Grant by Roger son of Simon de Belegravia to Laurence the
Clerk (clerico) son of Osmund son of Seman de Lierc', of land in Belgrave.
Witnesses : — William son of Leuericus, alderman of Leicester, William de
Huugertona, Robert de Burstall, and others (named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 386. Grant by Roger son of Simon de Belegravia to Laurence
Seman, of Leicester, of land in Belgrave. Witnesses : — Humphrey de Bele-
grave, Henry de Anlep, William Rabaz and others (named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 387. Grant by Emma Smyth, of Kyrkeby upon Wrethek' (Kirby
Bellars), to John de Burgh', Richard de Aylyngtou, and Thomas de Dalby,
chaplains, of land nt Belhowe. Sunday after SS. Tiburtius and Valerian.
5 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 388. Grant by William de Turville, of Bedeworth, to William de
Hailing, of land in ' le Northwode ' abutting on the highway from
Bedeworth to Ealeng, and of other lands upon Bissopehul. With mutual
concessions with reference to common of pasture and the removal of crops
in ' le Norwode,' ' le Suthwode,' ' le Ruedich,' and ' la Breche ' within the
territory of Bedeworth. Sunday after St. James the Apostle, 54 Henry III.
Seal.
[Leic.] B. 389. Grant by Giliana, the prioress of Langhele, and the convent
of that place to Hugh de Crek', rector of the church of Little Dauby,
of a messuage in Bellegrave. Witnesses : — Richard parson of Belegrave,
Roger de Belegrave, Robert de Belegrave, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 390. Grant by Hereward son of Robert de Bedeworth, to
Thomas de Flanville, of land [in Bedeworth]. Witnesses: — Michael de
Bedeworth, Alan de Paylinton, Gervase de Farnecote, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 391. Grant by Jordan de Flamville, of Bedeuuorthe, to Robert de
Craft, of lands in the field of Bedeworthe. Witnesses : — Hugh de
Farnecothe of Bedeworthe, Thomas de Fonte, Robert Hereward, and
others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 392. Grant by Thomas son of John de Bedewrth', to Thomas
de Farnecote, of land on Peshul, in Portlidgate, Echeles, and Estwalle-
furlong in the territory of Bedewrth'. Witnesses : — William de Hailing,
Gervase de Famecot', and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 393. Grant by Isabella Noblet, late the wife of John de Flaunvile,
to Thomas de Flamvule, her son, of land in Bedewurde. Witnesses: —
Jordan de Checlesha!', Gervase de Farnecote, Michael de Bedewurde, and
others (named).
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Hants. B. 394. lie-lease by Robert Hull, Robert Erie, John Uryd, and John
Wilts. Benger, the younger, to William Esturmy, knight, of their right in the
manor of Belauney and Pollyng and in land in Lys Sturmy called ' Whetam '
co. Hants., and in the manors of Axeford, Stotescombe, Knolle, Wyke,
Sturmy, Croftonbraybeof with the advowson of the chapel there, Huwyssh
(Hewish) with the advowson of its church, and lands in Mylton called
'Bonclyf,' and in thebailliwick of the forestry of ' la Westbaylly' within the
forest of Savernake, and in a yearly rent in Hynsete, co. Wilts. 20 July,
3 Henry VI.
[Warw.] B. 395. Grant by Robert de Craft to Philip de Turvile, of lands in
the fields of Bedevvorthe, viz. in Longewodecroft, Netherechelis, Pessul,
Walforlong, Alrc-broc, Scortwodehet, and Sevenlond. Witnesses : —
William de Charnelis, knight, Hugh de Farnechote, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 396. Release by Joan, late the wife of Thomas de Bedewrthe,
to Thomas de Farnecote, of her right in land in the field of Bedewrthe.
Witnesses : — William de Hailing of Bedewrthe, John de Farnecote, and
others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 397. Release by Matilda, daughter of John Hallyn of Bedeworth,
to Philip de Turville, canon of Lichfield, of her right in the reversion of
those lands in Bedeworth, which he held of the feotfment of her said
father, who had a life interest in them in right of his late wife. Monday
before St. Faith, 6 Edward III. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 398. Grant by Robert de Swepston to John de Winton', arch-
deacon of Leicester, of a messuage in the vill of Belegrave. Witnesses :
— Robert Warin, Humphrey ad Pontem, Stephen de Role, Adam de
Burstalle, and others (named) . Fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 399. Demise by Roger Beler, knight, to the warden (custo.i) and
chaplains of the church of St. Peter, Kirkeby, of lands, tenements,
rents, &c. in the vills of Belegrave and Thurmaston, which the grantor held
of the grant of his brother Ralph Beler, clerk, and which formerly belonged
to William de Dalby, clerk. Wednesday the feast of the Circumcision.
19 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 400. Demise by John de Hallyng, of Bedeworthe, to Philip de
Turvile, canon of Lichfield, for the term of the grantor's life, of a messuage,
lands, tenements, rents, and services, &c. in the vill or territory of Bede-
worthe, held by the grantor for life from the said Philip de Turville, and
other lauds held by him in right of Alice his late wife. 12 February,
6 Edward III. Seal.
Warw. B. 401. Licence by Robert de Turville, of Bedeworth, to Philip de
Turville, his brother, to grant messuages, lands, wood, and rents in Bede-
worth to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the church of Bedeworth.
18 April, 5 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 402. Grant by John Hailing', of Bedeworth, to Philip de Turville,
clerk, of a messuage with a curtilage, lands, a wood called ' Calvercroft,'
meadows, pastures, commons, &c. in the vill and territory of Bedeworthe,
all which had descended to him upon the death of William Hailing his
father ; also of rents and services due for a tenement there ; of the reversion
of lands, tenements, &c. held by Thomas son of Ralph, and by Amicia his
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wife, as her dower, out of the grantor's inheritance, after the death of his
father, her first husband ; and also the reversion of other lands, granted
by him for various terms, in Bedeworth. The Annunciation, 19 Edward II.
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 403. Release by John Hailing', of Bedeworthe, to Philip de
Turville, canon of Lichfield, of his right in a rent and services issuing out
of the lands and tenements in Bedeworthe which he held from the grantor.
Monday the feast of St. Scholastica, 19 Edward II. Seal.
[Heref.] B. 404. Confirmation by Griffin son of Meuric, with the consent of
Matilda de Baskerwile his wife, to the monks of Dore, of the grant to them
by Ralph de Baskerwile of land out of his fee of Bredwardin Witnesses: —
William de Furth, Robert le Bel, Henry son of Nicholas then sheriff of
Hereford, and others (named). [8-13 Henry III.] Seal.
[Warw.] B. 405. Demise by Philip de Turvile, clerk, to John Hailing', of Bede-
worth, of a messuage, lands, and rent in the vill and fields of Bedeworthe.
Friday the morrow of SS. Philip and James. 19 Edward II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 406. Release by Robert de Wilie in Wybetoft, with the consent
of Amicia his wife, to William de Hailing in Bedeworth, of his right in
lands, tenements, rents, and services in the vill of Bedeworthe. Vigil
of the Holy Trinity, 18 Edward I. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 407. Grant by William Hereward, of Bedeworthe, to Johu, son
of Simon le Fremon of Bedeworthe, of land in the fields of Bedeworthe,
viz., in ' le Longecrone,' ' te Longewodecroft,' Echelesfurlong, and Peshul,
Friday Christmas Eve, 23 Edward I. Seal broken.
Herts. B. 408. Release by Richard Fodryngheye to John Norbury of his
right in the manor of Bedewelle, and to all lauds lately belonging to John
Oskyn in the villa of Little Esyndon, Berhamstede and Hatfeld Bishop.
17 August, 12 Richard II. Seal.
[Heref.] B. 409. Demise by Master Peter de Olga of the fruits and obventions
of the church of Bakynt' (Bacton ?), to which he had been collated by the
authority of P. bishop of Hereford, to the abbot and convent of Dore for
a term of five years. Witnesses ; — Sirs Thomas, Walter, and Peter de Cors,
chaplains of the bishop of Hereford, Sir John de Villario Gundran, canon of
Hereford, Master William de Ros, and others (named). A.D. 1247.
[Wilts.] B. 410. Covenant between Ralph le Waspre and William le Bluude,
of Bayleolive, relative to the former being bound to pay to the latter yearly,
for the term of his life, a mark in silver, three quarters of wheat, and one
quarter of barley : and should he predecease, then the said William is to
distrain upon a tenement in Bayleclive for the said payments. Thursday
after St. Gregory, 41 Henry III.
[Glouc.] B. 411. Release by Richard Eyr, of Lewe, to the abbot and convent
Bruerne (de Brueria), of his right in a messuage and land in Bassetterisindon,
which he had of the feoffmentof Walter Hichecokes, clerk, which Paulinus de
Taydeii, son of Henry de Tayden, long before the statute De Religiosis,
had granted to that house, and which John, a former abbot, predecessor to
the then abbot, had without the consent of the Chapter demised to Robert
de Brewes, the predecessor of the said Walter. 3 May, 6 Henry IV.
Seal.
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Herts. B. 412. Letter of attorney by John Say, knight, for John of Parsonage
alias John North, to receive from John Weuloke, knight, lord of Wenloke,
seisin of the lands in Bedwell. 21 April, 6 Edward IV.
[Wilts.] B. 413. Conveyance by Simon Akeland, Walter Tannere, and William
Leytoneman of the lands and tenements in Baylesclyfe, granted to them by
John Wykyng, to John Casyere, of Balesclyfe, Margery his wife, and John
their son, who had previously surrendered the same to the said John
Wykyiig, from whom they had held them for the term of their lives.
Tuesday the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 10 Richard II.
[VVarw.] B. 414. Demise by John Hailing, of Bedeworth, to Geoffrey de Hyde
en la Greve, and Eleanor, his wife, of land upon ' le Putgreven ' and < Ic
Wodecroft' in the field of Bedewrthe. The Annunciation, 9 Edward II.
[Leic.] B. 415. Release by Richard la Zuche, son of Thomas the Clerk
(clerici) of Thyrneby, to the abbot and convent of Suleby, of his right
in land in Banelondslade in the field of Thyrneby (Thurnby). Wit-
nesses : — Adam de Berevile in Thyrneby, John le Flemeng, and others
(named) . Fragment of seal.
[Notts.] B. 416. Grant by Geoffrey the Clerk (clericus) of Stretley, with the
assent of Cecilia his wife, to the church and nuns of Catesby, of lands in
the fields of Baseford, lying towards Bolewelle and the moor of Algorthorp.
Witnesses : — Robert de Stretly, Robert de Watenuove, William de Notehale
son of the rector.of the church of that place (Nuthall), and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 417. Demise by William Umlerwode, of Barton, and Emma his
wife, to Alan le Polter, of Bartone. and Edith, his wife, of land with
buildings thereon in the vill of Barton. Sunday after St. Gregory the
Pope, 7 Edward III. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 418. Grant in frank almoin by Nicholas Vischard, of Osberston,
to the church of St. Mary of Langeley next Bredon, and to Margaret
of Leicester, the prioress of that house, of a yearly rent, with homage,
services, reliefs, &c., due from Thomas the Cook (cocus) of Barton next
Boseworth for land in Barton and Asberton. Nativity of the Blessed
Mary, 1276.
Essex. B. 419. Letter of attorney by Robert Brudenell, William Greville,
Herts. Louis Pollard, Guy Palmes, John Beket, John Porter, Thomas More
Hull. and Thomas Blount, for John Basyngton and Richard Taylor to receive
full seisin of the manors, &c. granted to them by William Say, knight,
by charter dated 2 July, 21 Henry VII., viz. the manors of Bedwell,
Wykehanihall, and Benyngton, with the advowson of the church of
Benyngton co. Herts, and lands, tenements, &c., in Bedwell, Wykehamhall,
and Benyngton, together with lands, tenements, Wykehamhall
co. Essex, and also the manors of Merket Overton with the advowson
of the church of that place, co. Rutland, and Hokys co. Essex, and
lands, &c. in Market Overton and Hokys. 3 July, 21 Henry VII.
[Devon.] B. 420. Demise by Walter Atkyn and John Wysewold, to Joan, late
the wife of Holnath Malyverer, knight, of the manor of Beanworthy,
and of all lands and tenements there, with reversion upon her decease to
Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon. 21 July, 17 Henry VII. Fragments
of seals.
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[N'hamp.]
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[Leic.]
[Leic.]
Kent.
[Leic.]
[Leic.]
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[N'hamp.]
[Kent.]
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[Wilts.]
B. 421. Declaration by the prioress of Swine that the churches of
Baseford and Eissebi ought of right to belong to the monastery of Cattebi ;
and that if the former house had any claim to those churches by reason of
the charter of Eobert son of Philip, the grantor, the prioress released
the same to the nuns of Cattebi.
B. 422. Grant by the prioress and convent of Langley to William de
Foxton, of Barton, of a messuage and lands in Barton next Boseworth.
Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 16 Edward III.
B. 423. Demise by Margaret, the prioress of Langley, and- the convent
of that place, to Richard Cok', of Barton next Bosworth, of lands and
tenements in the vill of Barton with the meadow of Osbaston. Wednesday
the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 48 Edward III.
B. 424. Grant by John Parson of Sandelyng iu the parish of Boxle,
co. Kent, to William Rondall, of Sandelyng, of land called " Southfield " at
Wilstone in the parish of Boxle. 14 July, 3 Henry VIII. Seal.
B. 425. Grant by Roger Phekman and Robert Pekerton, of Boresworth,
William Weston, Henry Attewelle, and Roger Attewelle to Richard Phat,
of Boresworth, of a messuage and land in the vill of Boresworth.
Saturday before the Purification, 40 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
B. 426. Release by Richard de Dewalle, chaplain, Philip Holgote,
Roger Comyn, William Padmore, and Nicholas de la Broke to Jolm
Prophete, dean of Hereford, Roger Hoore, and John Prat, canons of the
same cathedral, John Chaloner, chaplain, and Thomas Walweyn, of Marcle,
of their right in land in Overeboneshulle. Sunday the feast of St. Peter
ad vincnla, 19 Richard II. Seals.
B. 427. Grant by William Biling, of Boreworth, to John Wans and
Alice, his wife, of lands in the vill and fields of Borsworth. Monday after
the Ascension, 1 Richard II. Seal.
B. 428. Bond of John Loueth, of Laxton, to pay to John, prior of
Fynneshed, sixty pounds, and pledging his lands in the vill and fields of
Bolewik and Laxton. Morrow of the Annunciation, 40 Edward III.
Seal.
B. 429. Notification by John Loueth, of Laxton, that he is bound to
John, prior of Fynneshed, in the sum of sixty pounds, and pledging his
lands in the territories of Bolewik, Blatherwik, and Laxton. The Annun-
ciation, 40 Edward III. Seal.
B. 430. Grant by William atte Cruche, of the parish of Bordenne, to
William son of William Kyn of Bordenne, of land, &c., in Bremthe in
the parish of Bordenne. 24 Edward I. Seal.
B. 431. Licence granted by John Engayne, son of John Engayne, to
Joan Engayne, his mother, to assign to the prior and convent of
Fynnsheved land in Bolnwyck'. Witnesses : — Richard Basset lord of
Welleden, and Lawrence de Preston, knights, and others' (named).
Endorsed : Bolewyk.
B. 432. Grant by Walter Croc to the church of St. Peter, Boxa,
for prayers for himself and Christina his wife, of lands iu the parish of
Boxa. Witnesses: — Thomas Croc, Humphrey Croc, Richard Person, and
others (named).
256 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Kent?] B. 433. Grant by Alau de la Dane to William the Leech (medico), of a
messuage and house in Boctone next Keystrete. Witnesses : — John de
Boctone, Ralph and Gilbert de Fraxino, John de Brendle, Alexander
Hereberd, and others (named).
[ ] B. 434. Demise by Matilda de Len, prioress of St. Michael's, Stan-
ford, with the consent of William de Stokes, the prior of that house, to
Hugh, called the ' Wyther-stainer ' ( Wytker tingtor) of Stanford, of
land bordering upon the fee of the abbot of Peterborough and the wood of
Bornle, and abutting upon Bornle Sike, in exchange for land in Kylmer-
singge. Witnesses: — William Burnild, Richard de Stanford, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Fork.] B. 435. Release by John Young, kinsman and heir of Thomas Wodcok
of Boughes, viz. son of Margaret sister of said Thomas, to Ralph de
Neville, Earl of Westmorland, John Coniers, Gilbert Elvet, John Allewent,
rector of the church of Stayndrop, and Richard Pickering, rector of the
church of Dacre, of his right in lands, tenements, rents, &c. in the vills
or parishes of Boughes, Lytryngton, and Bernyngham, late the property of
the aforesaid Thomas Wodcok, and which the said Ralph and others held of
the grant of Hugh de Boughes, chaplain. 6 June, 8 Henry IV. Seal.
[York.] B. 436. Grant by John del B ... and Katherine his wife, ....
of William de Wlsowe, of Bowes, to Thomas Wodcoke of
lands, &c. at Bowes . ., Richard II. Injured.
[N'hamp.] B. 437. Grant by John son of Cecilia de Botindon, to the canons of
Chaucumbe, of land in Botindon. Witnesses; — Robert Paynel, Hugh de
Botindon, Nicholas de Appeltre, and others (named).
[I.eic.] B. 438. Grant by Henry son of Elias de Wykingston, to the abbot
and convent of Suleby, of lands, tenements, rents, &c., in the vill and fields
of Borisworthe. Witnesses : — William de Lodbroke, lord of Boriswoithe,
Philip Brito, Elyas de Noble, and others (named).
[I. of Wight.] B. 439. Grant by Henry Dogelonder to the abbey of Quarr, of land in
<la Rydemede' next Botebrigge. Monday after St. Gregory the Pope,
1337, 12 Edward III. Seal.
[ ] B. 440. Demise by Walter Gerald, of Bensintou, to Richard Bestwald,
of land in Bottewrlonge. Witnesses : — Robert Cotel, John de Warberge,
Hugh Bestwald, and others (named).
[Leic.] B. 441. Release by Robert sou of Adam son of Robert de Clipston, to
the abbot and convent of Suleby, of his right in a rent issuing out of land
in Boresworth. Witnesses: — Hugh de Swyneford, rector of the church of
Suleby, and others (named). Tuesday the feast of St. Giles the Abbot,
21 Edward I. Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 442. Release by Cecilia de superior! Botindon' (Boddingtou),
widow, to John her son, of her right in land in the territory of Botindon.
Witnesses : — Robert Pagenelle, Reinbald son of William Joce, and others
(named). Seal.
[Lcic?] B. 443. Grant by John de Belgrave, of Whatton, to Walter Payn, of
Botellesford, of lands in the vill aiid territory of Botellesford (Bottesford), to
hold for the term of the grantor's life, with power of re-entry for the latter,
provided that he and Cecilia his wife bar their estate in land and a messuage
situate in the same vill. Witnesses : — Adam de Staynegreve, parson of the
church of Botellesford, and others (named). Saturday after St. Matthew
the Apostle, 21 Edward III. Seal.
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[Kent.] B. 444. Grant by Margery daughter of Laurence de Burleghe, to
the abbot and convent of Boxlee, of land in a place called ' Burleghe,' in the
parish of Boxlcc. 10 Edward II.
[Kent.] B. 445. Release by John Swayn, of Boxele, to John Taylour and
Margaret his wife, of the same place, of his right in lands in Maylefelde and
Hobbesfeldo in .Boxele. Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, 16 Richard II.
Seal.
[Kcut.] B. 446. Grant by Richard son of Reginald de Borleghe, to the abbot
and convent of Boxleo, of land in a place called 'Maylefelde' in the parish
of Boxlee. 10 Edward II.
[Kent.] B. 447. Grant by Adam son of William de Pecham, to Clement
de Suthgate, of a messuage at Sandlinke in the parish of Boxle.
24 Edward I.
[Kent.] B. 448. Grant by Robert le Bocke, of Bredhurst, to Adam son of
William de Pecham, of a messuage at Sandlinke, in the parish of Boxle.
22 Edward I.
B. 449. Grant by William Wenelyng, of Herburyhelonde, to Gilbert
e Vrithc, of laud in a place called ' Pikendenne ' in the parish of Boxlee.
T7*J 1 TT C1 / £ 7-
[Kent.]
ate
8 Edward 'll. Seal broken.
[Kent.] B. 450. Grant by Joan Burgeys, of Lydesyngg, widow, to Roger
Mool, of Boxele, of land called ' Crouchecroft ' in the vill of Boxle.
Thursday, the feast of St. Valentine, 22 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 451. Grant by Stephen Iloigge, of Sandlyug in the parish of
Boxele, to Thomas Frier, of Maydeston, of a messuage and garden at
Sandlyng in the parish of Boxele. 5 March, 6 Edward IV.
[Wilts.] B. 452. Grant by John de Hette, son of Robert and Helen de Hette,
to the church and monks of Farleigh, of land in the parish of Box'.
Witnesses: — Richard dc Cheverel, Philip de Cumberwelle, Roger de Hette
the gran tor's brother, and others (named).
[Kent.] B. 453. Grant by William Patyn, of Boxele, to Clement de Suthgate,
of a yearly rent issuing out of a house at Sandliuk [in the parish of
Boxlcy]. 23 Edward I.
Kent. B. 454. Demise by Robert Twymere find Thomas Cuppere, of the
parish of Boxele, to Roger Inwyn, of the same place, of land at Copyntry
in the parish of Boxley. Sunday after the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist, 7 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 455. Indenture relative to a grant by Alan Lecton, of Maydston,
as security for payment of a sum of money, to John Clerke, of Aylesford,
of a tenement, garden, and land at Sandlyug, in the parish of Boxle.
4 December, 18 Edward IV.
[Kent.] B. 456. Grant by William de Costedele, of Boxele, to Roger de
Costedele his father and Dyota, his mother, of land in Cumba in Boxele.
4 January, 17 Edward III.
[Kent.] B. 457. Grant by Margery Loth, daughter of Laurence de Burleghe,
to the abbot and convent of Boxlee, of land in Burleghesfcld and Maylefeld
in the parish of Boxlee. 8 Edward II.
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258 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Kent. B. 458. Grant by Siuion Dyxson, of London, to Philip Fryer, of
Boxley, of land with a building thereon at Sandelyng in the parish of
Boxley. 28 December, 10 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 459. Grant by Geoffrey le Symely, lord of Radeford, to Adam son
of Gilbert the Fisher (piscator') of Assesbo, of a moiety of his wood called
' Netherbirchis.' Witnesses: — Thomas, rector of the church of Assesho,
Alexander de Crulefeld, Robert de Wytlak in Assesho, Henry Aylrich,
Geoffrey Pygnn of Mulvertone, and Geoffrey de Geydon the maker of the
feefiment (factor feofemcnti).
Kent. . B. 460. Release by Philip Friar, of the parish of Boxley, to William
Porter", of the same place, of his right in lands, tenements, rents, &c., in
Boxley. 21 January, 12 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: The hows at Sandlyng, Fryer and Payne.
[Kent.] B. 461. Grant by John Parson and Thomas a Goer, of the parish of
Boxle, to John Steile, of the same place, of land called 'le Heldo' in the
parish of Boxlee. 17 September, 3 Henry VII. Seals.
Kent. B. 462. Grant by Agnes Porter, relict of William Porter of Boxley,
and Sampson Porter, of London, to Thomas Ysode and Peter Goldsmyth
of Boxley, of lands, tenements, rents and services, and of land with a
building thereon, late the property of Philip Freer, in the parish of Boxley.
26 October, 14 Henry VIII. Seals.
[Line.] B. 463. Decision of Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, upon the claim of the
prior and convent of St. Fromunde (in Normandy) to the churches of
Bondeby and Saxby, which they alleged had been held by John de Bondeby,
deceased, as their farmer. The fifth of the nones of March in the twelfth
year of the pontificate of Hugh, bishop of Lincoln. Copy on paper.
Durham. B. 464. Indenture between Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, &c., of the
York. one part, and Marmaduke de Lomley, his nephew, clerk, of the other, relative
to the peaceable possession by the latter and William Maihu, the feoffees in
trust of the manors, lands, tenements, services, &c., of the late Richard Les-
crope in Yorkshire, and in the bishopric of Durham, those of Estbolton,
Askrig', and Westbolton excepted, during the minority of the heir of the
said Richard Scrop. 8 Henry V. French. Seal.
[ ] B. 465. Demise by Elizabeth, prioress of Langley, and the convent
of that place, to Geoffrey de Barton, chaplain, and Thomas de Barton and
Matilda his wife, for the term of the life of the said Geoffrey, with
remainder to the said Thomas and Matilda for their lives, of land and ;i
messuage in Bolton, the messuage bordering on the lane towards Alewaston.
Saturday, the feast of SS. Philip and James, 4 Edward II. Seals.
[Bedf.] B. 466. Release by John do Everthonia and Eleanor, his wife, to the
monks of Essebi, of his right in a yearly rent issuing out of the vill of
Bolenherst. Witnesses : — Robert de le Kroc of Bolnhurst, Henry de Hulmo,
Roger de Bedefort, John de Ypere, and others (named).
[Bedf.] B. 467. Demise by Elias, prior of Esseby, to Robert do Broc, of Boln-
hurst, of land in the field of Bolenhurst, for the term of the life of Eustachia
his wife. The Purification, 1 1 Edward I.
[ ] B. 468. Sale by Geoffrey Pipard to Dame Mary de Torpel, of land in
Blakemild. Witnesses: — Geoffrey de Lehom, Pag' de Helpestang, Walter
de Ufford, and others (named).
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[Cainb.]
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B. 469. Receipt by Thomas, prior of Farlegli, to Matilda, relict of
William do Bore, for arrears of rent for lands and tenements in Bere.
.... before .St. Matthew the Apostle, 1248.
B. 470. Release by Richard le Archer, rector of the church of
Ilrnyndon in the diocese of Worcester, to the prior and convent of Asslieby
Canons, of his right in the manor of Blacolveslee, which he held for life from
the said prior.
Seal.
Tuesday, the feast of St. Edmund the King, 18 Edward II.
B. 471. Release by Isabella de Blakclondc, daughter of William de
Rlftkeloiide, to Walter dc Blakelor.de, sou of John de Blakelondc, of her
right in the land in Bhtkelondo which John do Blakelonde her grandfather
had held. Witnesses : — John de Insula and William Russel, knights ;
Baldwin dc Insnla, and others (named). Seal.
B. 472. Grant by John son of Hugh Perteseyl of Bolnehurst, to
John de Grey, of land in the vill of Bolnehurst. Witnesses: — Hugh son of
Simon de Bolnehurst, Robert dil Brcc, Roger de Bedeford, and others
(named).
Endorsed: Bollehurst. Seal.
B. 473. Receipt by Walter Hylle, warden of the college of St. Mary
of Winchester, Oxford, lo the prior and convent of Anglesey, in the
diocese of Ely, for a rent issuing out of the church of Bodekyshaui
(Bottishnm) in the same diocese. 20 April, 8 Henry VII.
B. 474. Letter of attorney by Richard, Earl of Salisbury, for
John Norton, John Luton, and Oliver Ilodelston lo receive from Hugh
Louther, esquire, seisin of the manors, <fcc., of Blenarhasset and Ukmanby.
3 February, 10 Henry VI. Seal.
B. 475. remise by John 11 a ward, knight, lord of Howard, William
Stanley, knight, John Wynkefeld, knight, William Berkeley, of Uley, esquire,
Humphrey Cedrynton, and John Tuenew to Thomas Berkeley, esquire,
John atle Wode, and Maurice Kyng of the castle, demesne, manor, &c. of
Berkeley, and the manors of Ham, Appulregge, Alkynton, Hynton, Hurst,
Slymbrigge, Cam, Wotton, Symondeshale and Cowley with their appur-
tenances and courts. 16 March, 12 Edward IV. Seals.
B. 476. Indenture between the prior and convent of Anglesey and the
w.irden and fellows of the college of St. Mary of Winchester, Oxford,
relative to the payment of a rent issuing out of Uodekysham (Bottisharnj
church next Anglesey in the diocese of Ely. 20 September, 4 Henry VII.
B. 477. Release by William son of William Ernes of Blatherwyke
to Richard de Wythmerton, of his right in a messuage, garden, and lands in
Blatherwyke and Laxtono lately held by Margery, his mother, of the gift of
Henry atte Welle, her brother, and of other lands there. Sunday before the
Ascension, 17 Edward III. Seal.
B. 478. Grant by Matilda, prioress of Langley, to John son of John
sou of Thomas de Barton, of the remainder of those lands in Bolton, which
were held by Matilda, late the wife of Thomas de Barton, and by her son
John, son of the said Thomas, for the term of their lives from the House of
Langley, as appeared by indentures between Elizabeth and Joan, late
prioresses of that house, and the said Matilda and John son of Thomas.
Monday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 29 Edward III. Seal.
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[N'hamp.] B. 479. Release by Emma daughter of Agnes le Be of Blacolvel', to
E., prior of Esscby, of her right in that messuage in Blakesley which her
mother gave her. Witnesses : — Richard Golafre, William Waleys, and
William de Radiston. Seal.
[Line.] B. 480. Release by John, prior of St. Fremond in Normandy, to
William, prior of Beauvnle, and the convent of that place, of all rights
in the priory of Bondebv, with its appurtenances, iu the diocese of Lincoln.
2 May, 1404.
[Bedf.] B. 481. Grant by Simon, son of Henry de Bolnhcrst, to John do
Toternho, of the prior of Esseby, of his wood in ' le Fryt Field '
of Bolnhurst, rendering for the same to the priory of Esseby a rose at tho
Nativity of John the Baptist. Witnesses : — Robert de Broc in Bolynhurst,
Robert Gleyne of Podington, and others (named).
[Camb.] B. 482. Receipt by William Porter, the warden, and the fellows of
the College of St. Mary of Winchester, Oxford, for a payment to them by
the prior and convent of Anglesey, in the diocese of Ely, of a rent issuing
out of Bodekesham church. 12 September, 10 Henry VII.
[Camb.] B. 483. Receipt by Walter Hylle, the warden, and the fellows of the
College of St. Mary of Winchester, Oxford, for the payment to them by
the prior and convent of Anglesey, in the county of Cambridge, of a rent
issuing out of the church of Bodekysham. 1 May, 7 Henry VII.
[Heref.] B. 484. Covenant between E. the Dean, and the Chapter of Hereford,
of the one part, and the- abbot and convent ofDore, of the other, relative
to a writ of Novel disseisin in respect of a tenement in Blakemore.
A D. 1249.
[N'hamp.] B. 485. Grant by John Stanford and Eleanor his wife to Thoinns
Baxster, of Bolewyk, of lands, tenements, &c., in the vills and fields of
Blatherwyk, Bolewyk, und Laxton, formerly the property of Willinr.i
Walyngha-n, father of the said Eleanor. Witnesses: — William Merscr,
parson of the Trinity of Blatherwyk, Richard, parson of the church of
St. Mary Mug lalene, and others (named). Sunday before St. Peter in
Cathedra, 14 Henry VI. Seals.
Wilts. B. 486. Release by Isabella de Blakelonde, daughter of William de
Blakelonde, to Walter de la Blakelonde, son of John de 151akelonde, of her
right in those lands in Blakelonde, with land called 'la Menelonde,' late
the property of John de la Blakelonde, her grandfather. Translation of
St. Edward after Michaelmas, A.D. 1301. Fragment of seal.
Bcdf. B. 487. Release by Helen, late the wife of Thomas Avenel of
Rouhale, to the prior and convent of Assheby Canons, of her right in the
lands in Bolleuhurst which she held from the said prior for the term of her
life. Monday after St. George, 31 Edward III. Seal.
[Suff.J B. 488. Release by William But, of Walbereswik, to Ralph de Nevill,
of Raby, of his right in tho lands, tenements, &c., in Bliburgh, which had
fallen into the hands of the said IJalph de Nevill by the death of William
Walrain, the grantor's kinsman, by reason of the minority of John, son and
heir of the said William Walrain. Sunday after St. Hilary, 28 Edward III.
Seal.
Camb. B. 489. Receipt by William Porter, the warden, and the fellows of
the college of St. Mary of Winchester, Oxford, to the prior and convent
of Anglesey, in the diocese of Ely, for a yearly rent issuing out of the
church of Bodegesham (Bottisham). 13 September, 12 Henry VII.
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Camb. B. 490. Receipt by Walter Hille, the warden, and the fellows of the
college of St. Mary of Winchester, Oxford, to the prior and convent of
Anglesey, for a rent issuing out of the church of Bodekeshani, in the
diocese of Ely. 12 September, 7 Henry VII.
[Heref.J B. 491. Demise by Peter de Eton to Hugh de Laboure, of Acorneburi,
of land in Netherebolinghope. 26 Edward I.
Wilts. B. 492. Demise by Thomas Whitman and Joan, his wife, to John
Babbelake and Alice, his wife, of a messuage and land in Grundewelle, and
pasturage in Bluntesdon St. Andrew (Blunsden St. Andrews). Michaelmas
Day, 21 Richard II. Fragment of seals.
[ ] B. 493. Grant by John de Blakewell and Cecilia, his wife, to Ralph
Earl of Westmorland and Marshal of England, and John Allewent and
Richard de Pykeryng, clerks, of lands, tenements, &c. in the vill and
territory of Blakwell. 6 February, o Henry IV. Seals.
Surrey. B. 494. Letter of attorney by William Donyugton, for John Colfy,
of Syon co. Middlesex, to receive seissin of the lands held of John
Graunt, of Syon aforesaid, in the vill and parish of Bletchynglegh.
7 December, 20 Edward IV.
[Wilts.] B. 495. Release by Isabella de Blakolonde, daughter of William de
Blakelonde, to the abbot of Quarr, of her right in land in Blakelonde, with
land called ' la Menelonde,' late the property of John de Blakelonde her
grandfather. The Translation of St. Edward after Michaelmas, 1302.
Seal.
[Kent.] B. 496. Grant by William Richardes to Edward Child, chaplain, and
John Gomond, of a tenement in Blakemonaston. Wednesday, the vigil of
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 7 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 497. Grant by Geoffrey le Symely, lord of Radeford, to John son
of Gilbert the Fisher (piscator') of Assesho, and to Alice his wife, of a moiety
of his wood called ' le Nethurbirches'. Witnesses : — Thomas, rector of the
church of Assesho, Robert Wytlac, Henry Avlrich, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 498. Assignment by John, prior of Luffield, and the convent of
that place, to Richard Blundel, knight, the guardian of Giles, son and heir
of William de St. John, of that rent, which the prior and convent of
Canons Ashby had been accustomed to pay to the priors of Luffield for the
lands and tenements which they held from that house in Blacolvesle,
and which rent the prior of Luffield had granted to William de St. John.
Sunday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 15 Edward III.
[Warw.] B. 499. Release by William atte Lowe, of Prioursmore, and Agnes
his wife, to John Mason, of Bidford, of their right in a cottage and curtilage
in Bidford. The feast of St. Scholastica, 45 Edward III.
[Sussex.] B. 500. Letter of attorney by Edward Berkeley, esquire, Henry
Kyghley, esquire, and Nicholas CalfP, clerk, for Thomas Esshyng and John
Tannere, of Arundel, to deliver to Laurence West full seisin of a croft
called 'Gergelond' in Bensted. Arundel, 20 October, 4 Edward JV.
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 501. Release by R. abbot of Bordesley, and the convent cf that
place, to of lands in Bynton.
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B. 502. Lotto; of attorney by Robert Berden, of Berden. for
John de Mimkeion and John do :o» deliver seisin to Ralph, Earl of
We<:y.'.->rland, of lands in the vilis if lly.v'.t -u r. Hur.wyfc. Westbraudon,
and i. . . • _.'.i'.vke. and elsewhere within the bishopric of Durham.
0 Xovenilvr. J4 Hcr.ry IV.
B. 503. Grant )>y Richard son of W ;;;.::ii do fraueford. to the
church and canons of Finuesheved, ci" a via.lv rent issnin? out of a uTt
in the \ill of Bcrnardoshill lately hold by Coc:iia, tho daughter of William
Luvet. WiteMBM*— Rogoraoaof TVoMM .JoluiB.
and others (named).
B. 504. Release by Robert Sheperd, of Bideford, to John Mason, of
the same place, of his right in a messuage aud croft in tho vill of Bidefonl.
1 January, 38 Edward III. Seal.
B. 505. Gran: by Thomas son of Scherii- - Roger son of
Hidden de Lalleford", of land in the v-H and territory nf Bilneih*.
Witnesses :— Geoffrey dc Wilenhal', Robert dc ISncel, Robert iu -
and others (named).
B. 506. Grant by Philip de Glamorgan to tho abbey of Quarr. of land
called ' Uppecroft,' with the brushwood near tbn vi!l of Bordwode.
Witnessos : — Geoffrey de Ii.sula, Thomas de Aula, Thomas de Evorci, and
others (named). Seal.
B. 507. Rele*>o I y Isabella Ysgo to the nunnery of Acornbury, of
her right in yearly rents at Bynetono. " Witnesses : — Roger Ragon. William
tie Campo, and others (named). &w/.
B. 5O8. C.ratt by David son of William son of Dsrnd de la ForUieyo,
to William son of Hugh le Pv>rt«w of Persons, of laud in the field" of
Bynham. Witnesses :— William de la Fortheye, Reginald de Pupplinton.
and others
B. 509. Demise br Ralph, abbot of Battle, and the convent of that
place, to Henry Ruffus, baker of Suwerfc. of land in BermtMu:
Witnesses :— John ite Suxrerk, William Winpler, and others (named).
B. SLO. Letter of attorney by John Haward, knighn lord of Haward.
William Stanley, knisht, John Wynkfeld. knight, William Berkel,
Uley, esquire, Humphrey Codryngton, esquiiv, ami John Tuenew," for
Thomas Conepedene. prior of Longbrigse, and Robert Grevyle, to deliver
seisin to Thomas Berkeley, John aUe Wode, and Maurice" Kyng, of the
castle, demesne, and manor of Berkeley, and the manors, Ac"., of Ham.
Appulrege, Alkynton, Hynton. Hurst, Slynbrigge, Cam, Wotton, Symondes-
hate, and Cowley, with their appurtenances. 20 Mkrch. 12 Edward I\
Seals.
B. 51L Letter of attorney by Thomas Stanley, knight, Lord Stanley.
son and heir of Thomas Stanley", knight, late LoVxl Stanley, for Thomas
Campdene, chaplain, and Robert Grevile, to enter into and" take seisin of
the castfe of Barkeley and the manors of Barkeky. Hompme, Appolreggr,
Hynton, Hurst, Slynibrygge, Giro, Alkynton, Upton St. Leonanls, Wotton
under Egge, Cowley, ami Symondeshale, with their appurtenances. 1 :
6 Edward IV. £m/.
B. 512. Conveyance by Thomas Stanley, knight. Lord Stank
and heir of Thomas Stanley, knight, Ac,." to William Stanley, John
Haward, John Wynkefeld, Robert WvnkelWd, John Grerelte, knighte, and
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to Thormis Wynkofeld, Maurice Berkeley of Beverston, William Berkeley
of Uley, William Liuigoley, Maurice Berkeley, William Brandon, and John
Twyneho, of the manors granted by deed dated 3 September, 1 Henry VI.,
by James Berkeley, knight, late Lord of Berkeley, to Humphrey, Duke
of Gloucester, John, Duke of Norfolk, John, Earl of Hunttyngdon, Kobert
Wyukefeld, John ap Phelipp' Morgan, and his said father Thomas Stanley,
who survived all his co-feoft'ees, viz. the castle of Berkeley, and the
manors of Berkeley, Hompme, Appolrygge, Hyntou, Hurste, Slymbrugge,
Camme, Alkyngtou, Upton St. Leonards, Wotton under Egge, Cowley
and Symondeshale. 1 May, 6 Edward IV. Seal.
[Somers.] B. 513. Release by Geoffrey son of Richard de Avele, to Simon de
la Torre and Lucy his wife, formerly the wife of William Asting" of
' La Berghe,' of his right in a tenement ami land at ' La Berghe,' with
§raut of pasturage near the vill of Avele, and of estovers. Monday after
t. Thomas the Apostle, 8 Edward II.
[Wore.] B. 514. Grant by Richard Streht, of Benetlegh, to Emma and Eva,
daughters of Thomas Streht, of land and a house thereupon in the vill of
Benetlegh. Witnesses: — Adam Bruneghe, Richard - Haihewy, John
Tumour, and others (named). [Henry III.] Seal.
[Won-.] B. 515. Grant by Reginald Long, of Beuetle, with the consent of his
heir Richard, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Benethle.
Witnesses : — William Bernulf and Hugh Tredel, both of Benetle, Hugh de
Braderugge, and others (named).
Endorsed: Bentley, Osborne Stiche. Fragment of seal.
[Wore.] B. 516. Grant by John the Cook (cocus) of Benetlcg' to the abbey
of Bordesley, of a yearly rent issuing out of a messuage in Benetleg'.
Witnesses : — Thomas de Stokes, Richard Estrech of Benetleg', Henry de
Parco, and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 517. Grant by Thomas, brother of Elyas de Berc', to the nuns of
St. Michael, Stanford, cf land iu the territory of Berc'. Witnesses : — Robert,
vicar of Cottismor, Reginald de Berk, John de Cottisnior, and others
(named). Seal.
[Wore.] B. 518. Grant by Hugh son of Edric de Benetleg' Estrech', to Robert
his son of a moiety during his own life, and the whole after his death, of
his land and houses [in Beuetleg'], so that the latter, whenever he wished,
could bring home .•» wife. Witnesses : — Sir Robert the chaplain of Stoke,
Thomas de Stoke, Adam de Kyngisford, and others (named). Seal.
[\VOPC.] B. 519. Grant by John Mawdyt, of tbe parish of Fechenham, and
Alice his wife to Henry \Vybbe of Wych', Hugh Toller, chaplain, John
Wode, Humphrey Stafford, William Boraston, Richard Furnyngcs, Peter
Egge, Thomas Tayllour, John Beoff, and Thomas Russell of lands in
Benteley and tenements in ' Le Rededych,' with a field in Ippesley and a
curtilage in Masonesfelde. 5 September, 8 Hen. IV.
[ ] B. 520. Release by Richard son of John Aldreth, dwelling in Berwyk
upon Twede, to Henry son of Sir Thomas de Honk, of his right in a yearly
rent issuing out of a tenement in Bighing. Tuesday after St. Martin in
the winter, 1212.
[Herts.] B. 521. Grant by Petronilla, late the wife of William Aleyn of
rppeis, to Robert Gabbard and Joan, hi ? wife, of part of a meadow iu
Wicroft in Bichamstede. Tuesday after Palm Sunday, 11 Edward III.
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Herts. B. 522. Grant by William cle Munclon, of Berkhamstede Mules,
co. Hertford, to William le Heldere, of the same place, Gilbert Aster
and Richard le Gome, both of Tywyngg', of a messuage and land called
' le Smythe ' and ' le Smytthelond ' in Berkhamstede aforesaid. Sunday
before St. Valsntine, 19 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 523. Grant by Walter Tursteyu, of Bunington to the abbot and
monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of BunhHon (Binton).
Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton, Walter Prudoume, and others
(named).
[Warw.] B. 524. Grant by Walter son of William son of Odo de Buninton, to
the abbey of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Buninton. Witnesses : —
Robert, parson of Buninton, Geoffrey Pancefot, William Hay, and others
named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 525. Grant by William Hay, of Buninton, to the abbey of Bordesley,
of land in the field of Buninton in Wardonslade and Cley thhul. Witnesses :
— Robert, parson of Buninton, Richard Eadward, Alan de Grafton, and
others (named). Seal.
[\Varw.] B. 526. Grant by Ralph de Welneford, son of Hervey, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of his mill with its appurtenances and land in Buninton, and of
a tenement and messuage in the vill of Welneford. Witnesses : — Thomas
chaplain of Welueford, W. chaplain of Weston, William chaplain of Buninton,
and others (named). A.D. 1215. Seal.
[\Vanv.J B. 527. Grant by Walter Prudum, son of Walter Prutlum of
Buninton, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in the field of Buninton.
Witnesses : — Robert de Val, William de Grafton, Richard Eadward, and
others (named).
J. of Wight. B. 528. Release by John de Vanne, late of Briggecourte in the Isle
of Wight, and William Gere, of the same place, to Geoffrey Gate, of his
right in the manor of Briggecourte, Sandehirste, and Moldesleyhil!.
21 September, 5 Edward IV. Seals.
Warw. B. 529. Release by Philip de Stanes to the abbot of Bordesley of his
right in a tenement in the vill and territory of Buninton. Witnesses: —
Robert, rector of the church of Buninton, Martin de Bertun, clerk, William
de Raggelee, and others (named).
Heref. B. 530. Bond by Walter Waters, rector of the church of Byssheopiston
(Bishopstone), co. Hereford, Roger Pawntwell the elder of Mawnshyll, anil
Thomas Alfford, of Bownshyll in the aaid county, to Dame Isabell:i
Gardener, prioress of Acornebery, for twenty pounds, that Richard Powell,
vicar of Brtiggesolers (Bridge' Solars) within the said county will not
bring any action against the said prioress in respect of the vicarage of
Brugge Kolers. 8 February, 20 Henry VII. Fragments of seals.
[N'hamp.] B. 531. Receipt by John Bugg, treasurer and receiver-general cf
Joan, Queen of England, to William Warner, for the purchase money of a
coppice called ' Derslescopie ' within the park of Briggestoke. 3 Julv,
10 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Heref.] B. 532. Grant by Gilbert de Reygate, rector of the church of
Brugessolers (Bridge Solars), to the nunnery of Acornebury and to
Catherine de Geynville the prioress, of a yearly pension from his church of
Brugessolers. Thursday, the feast of the'Circumcision. 1315. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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I. of Wight. B. 533. Release by Peter, prior of St. Helens in the Isle of Wight,
and (ho convent of that place, to the prior and convent of Brommore, of
their right in the advowson of the church of Brerdyng (Brad ing).
Witnesses : — John <le Kyngeston, knight, Thomas Norcyp, .Roger Lusewy,
John Sengedon, Thomas le Vaus, Roger Carpenter, and Walter Burgeys.
B. 534 counterpart of B. 533.
I. of Wight. B. 535. Release by Peter, prior of St. Helens in the Isle of Wight,
to the prior and convent of Brommore of his right in the adxowson of
the church of Brerdynge (Bradins;). Witnesses :— John de Kyngeston,
knight, Thomas Noreys, John Lusewy, John Sengedon, Thomas le Vaus,
Roger Carpenter, and Walter Burgeys.
I. of Wight. B. 536. A release in the same words as B. 533 and B. 534, the
witnesses being John de Kyngeston and John de Bouklande, knights,
Thomas Noreys, Roger Lusewy, John Sengedon, Thomas le Vaus, Walter
Burgeys, Roger Carpenter, John de Brommore, Jolm de la Bere, John
Erneys, Richard Reson, John le Monk, and John Ingram.
Vork. B. 537. Demise by the prior and convent of to Robert ....
of the tithe corn and hay of Bramton, in the parish of Kyrby Hylle, within
the county of York. Memorandum referring to an indenture of demise.
1. of Wight. B. 538. Grant by John de Marisco, rector of the church of Brarding
(Brading), to Walter Thoche, of those lands which Walter de Insula and
his mother, and P. de Clammorgan, P. de Blachpanne and his lather,
^Elric de Langred, Josceline Pung, and John and Richard de Chalwecrofte
had granted before the dedication and in dedication of the church of St.
Mary Brarding. Witnesses : — Thomas de Aula, P. de Clammorgan, Ralph
de Mora, aud others (named).
f. of Wight. B. 539. Indenture between Pyeres de Chyerbitz, prior of St. Helens
in the Isle of Wight, and John de Wallop, prior of Brommore, relative to
granting the advowson and rectory of the church of Brerdynge (Brading)
to the prior of Brommore. Tuesday after St. Martin, 21 Edward 111.
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[Essex.] B. 540. Demise by John Mason, late of Witham, co. Essex, to Thomas
Warner, of that place, of the farming out of twelve kine. 23 February,
12 Ed ward IV.
Endorsed : Brant re (Braintree). Seal.
[Essex.] B. 541. Memorandum relative to tithes due from lands called ' Spenys
Croftys ' and ' Tempell laud ' pertaining to a place called ' Reyriehous '
within the parish of Branbetre (Braintree), and which tithes John Worthy,
of Halsted, as farmer of tho parsonage of Halsted for the two preceding
years, had claimed. 6 August, 3 Edward IV.
[Warw.] B. 542. Release by Millicent, late the wife of Henry de Buninton
(Binton) to the monks of Bordesley, of her right in the part which she
had in the mill of Buninton, and in the island lying between that mill and
Welneford. Witnesses: — Robert, parson of Bunintou, Geoffrey Panceford,
and others (named). About (circa) the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist.
11 Henry III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 543. Grunt by Walter Turstain, of Bunintone, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of a messuage and land in the vill of Bunintone. Witnesses : —
Roger Godefroy of Budiford, Richard Edward, Robert Noreys, and others
(named). Seal,
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[Warw.] B. 544. Release by Nicholas son of William de Buninton', to the
abbey of Bordesley, of his right iu the mills of Buninton'. Witnesses : —
William, chaplain of Buninton, William de Bissopesdon, William de
Ludinton, Robert del Val, and Stephen de Upton.
[Warw.] B. 545. Grant by William son of Turstaiu to Henry son of Eustace,
of a messuage and land in Hibunigtona. Witnesses : — Henry de Buuigtona,
Geoffrey Panchefot, S. parson of Bunigtona, and others (named).
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[Warw.] B. 546. Grant by Beatrix, daughter of Walter formerly parson of
Buniton', to the abbey of Bordesley, of all her right in the lands and rents
in Buniton held from her by Philip de Buniton'. Witnesses: — Robert,
parson of Buniton, Richard Edward, Robert le Noreis, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 547. Grant by William Hay, of Buninton, son of Philip Hay, to
the abbey of Bordesley, of land called ' Nonesmannes Lond ' in the field of
Buninton'. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton, Geoffrey Pauncefoth,
Richard Edward, and others (named). Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 548. Grant by Richard de EccleshaF, son of Richard de Eccleshal,
to the abbey of Bordesley, of his right in the island of Buninton, lying
between the mill of that place and the mill of Welneford. Witnesses : —
Geoffrey Pancefot, Richard Eadward, and others (named). Fragment of
seal.
[Warw.] B. 549. Grant by Walter Tursteyn, of Buninton, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of land in Bnnington. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton,
Richard Eadward, Walter Prodoume, and others (named). Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 550. Grant by Robert Hawe, of Haryngworth, and Thomas Baxtere,
of Bulwyk, to William Basset, clerk, and Richard Armeston of lands,
tenements, &e. in Bulwyk and Henwyk. 4 March, 34 Henry VI,
[Warw.] B. 551. Grant by Walter Thursteyn, of Buninton, to the abbey of
Bordesley of land in Cleytenhulle, iu the fee of William Hay, and in the
territory of Buniuton. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton, Roger
Godefrey of Budeford, Martin de Berton', and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[Warw.] B. 552. Grant by Walter Turstan, of Buninton', to the abbey of
Bordesley, of laud in the territory of Buninton'. Witnesses: — Robert,
parson of Buninton, Richard Edward, William, lord of Grafton, Godfrey
de Budiford, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 553. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of Henry son of Eustace de
Bunigtoua, widow, to her daughter Agnes for her marriage portion, of a
messuage and lands in Bunigton. Witnesses : — Ralph de Lodint', Walter
Ede of Bunigtou, William Hay, Richard Eadwart, and others (named).
[Warw.] " B. 554. Grant by Agnes, late the wife of Walter Prudura of
Buninton', to the abbey of Bordesley, of the land in Buninton' which she
received at her marriage. Witnesses : — Robert del Val, William de Grafton,
Richard Eadward, and others (named).
Herts. B. 555. Demise by John Edward, esquire, to William Say, Andrew
. . ogthgard, knight, John Say, esquire, Laurence Cheyne, esquire, Philip
Botelere, esquire, John Cheyne, and William Porte, of a tenement called
' Sawall ' and lands in Brokesborne (Broxbourne). 26 August, 26 Henry VI.
[Warw.] B. 556. Grant by William Hay, of Buninton, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of land in the field of Buuinton', bordering on the Portweye
against Waresdon. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton', Geoffrey
Pancefot, Richard Eadward, and others (named). Seal.
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[\Varw.] B. 557. Grant by William Hay, son of Philip Hay of Bnnintoo, to
the abbey of Bonlesley, of his right in the Island of Buninton, lying between
the mill of Buninton and that of Welneforct. Witnesses: — Geoffrey
Pancefot, John de Eccleshal, Richard Eadward, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 558. Grant by Walter Tursteu, of Buninton, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of land in the territory of Buninton. Witnesses: — Roger
Godefrey of Budeford, Richard Eadward, William Hay, and others
(named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 559. Indenture between the warden (le gardeyn) of St. Peter's
Chapel, Kyrkeby-on-Wrethek, and Roger Wayte, of Seustern, relative to a
grant to the former and to his successors of :i yearly rent out of lands in
Bukemynstr' (Buckminster) and Seustern (Sewstern). Tuesday after the
Purification, 19 Edward III. French.
Glouc. B. 560. Grant by Nicholas de la Grene of Brithamton to Elias, his
son, of land in Wystintouu, Breforlong, Middelforlong, Brocforlong,
Merstonforlong, and elsewhere in Brythamton. Friday after St. Ambrose
the Bishop, 2 Edward II.
Endorsed: — Brickhampton, in Gloucestershire.
[Salop.] B. 561. Grant by Alice de Bruges to Nicholas Quarel, and Alice his
wife, of lands in Bruges, Cheleton', and Pereton'. Witnesses: — Nicholas
de Boleville, Nicholas de la Burgh', Henry de la Broke, and others
(naiced).
Herts. B. 562. Demise by Thomas Hoddesdon, of Ware, and Walter Fader
of Amwell, to John Say and Elizabeth his wife, Laurence Cheyne, John
Leventhorp, John Cheyne, and Ralph Grey, of laud in Westfeld in the
parish of Brokesborne (Broxbourne). 20 June, 35 Henry VI. Seals.
L ] B. 563. Grant by Hugh le Chaumberleyn of Herefeld to Alexander
le Chaumberleyn, his brother, of a messuage with buildings in the vill of
Herefeld, and land lying between the said messuage and the way in the
healh which leads to Drakeneford, with its appurtenances, viz., common
of the entire moor and heath. Sunday before St. Thomas the Apostle,
10 Edward II.
[Warw.] B. 564. Sale by Brunilda, relict of John Tritel, to the abbey of
Bordesley, of a rent payable to her by the said abbey for a mansion called
' Brunilde's Haga.' Witnesses : — Roger Dore, Arnald Pap, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 565. Grant in frank almoin by William Hay, of Buninton, to the
abbey of Bordesley, of land in Buninton, stretching upon Ma Chirweya' to
Little Brademore. Witnesses: — William de Ludint', Robert, rector of the
church of Buninton, Richard Eadward, Walter Prudome, and others
(named).
[Warw.] B. 566. Grant by William son of Henry the Taylor (parmentarii),
to Nicholas son of John, of land in the vill of Buniuton. Witnesses: —
Robert, parson of Buninton, Robert le Noreys , Richard Edward, and
others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] B. 567. Grant by John Lodewyk, son and heir of Richard Lodewyk
of Wormlee, to John Charteseys, (he elder, of wood in Monewode-
grove in the parish of Brokysburne (Broxbourne). Trinity Sunday,
9 Henry V.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Herts.] B. 568. Confirmation by Robert Hales, prior of the hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem in England, and the bretliern of that house to John
dc Cherteseye and Isabella, his wife, of land called ' le Newelonde ' lying
between the fields called ' Hathell ' and ' Coppethorne ' in Brokesbourue.
Tuesday after St. Barnabas the Apcstle, 50 Edward III. Seal.
Hunt B. 569. Grant by Thomas Othewold, of Broughton, to Thomas
Brydtler, of the sumo place, of land lying at Hullok, Chesselade,
Depsladeonsrende, Uyecrofte, Rypthornes, Sideholme, and other lands in
Broughton. 23 June, 23 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Hunt.] B. 570. Release by Joan, relict of William Wykeham, to the prior of
Wroxton, of her right in a yearly rent issuing out of tenements in
Broughton, an.l which rent had of old been granted to the said house of
Wroxton by John de Broughton, knight. 20 June, 35 Henry VI.
Seal broken.
[Hunt.] B. 571. Grant by Thomas Wymeer, of St. Ives, Thomas Chamberleyn,
chaplain, of that place, and Thomas Crowcher, of Hadenham, to Nicholas
Styvecle, knight. Roger Hunte, Ralph Styvecle, John Grenelaue, John
Rndham, and Richard Brayton, clerk, of a messuage and lands in the
vill and fields of Broughton. Monday after St. Matthew the Apostles.
5 Henry VI. Seals.
[Hunt.] B. 572. Demise by John le Stalkere, of King's Ripton, to John Ballard,
of Brouton, of a messuage and land in the vill of Brouton. Michaelmas,
32 Edward I. Seal.
Leic. B. 573. Conveyance by John Clerke alias Par, of Seusterne, and
Line. Richard Burton, of Bukmynstr', to the prior and convent of Kyrkby on
Wrethek, of lands in Bukmynstr', Seusterne and Northwythom. 10 May,
24 Henry VI. Seals.
[WarwJ B. 574. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Turstayn, of Buninton, to
the abbey of Bordesley, of a messuage and land in the vill of Buninton.
Witnesses: — Robert, vector of the church of Buninton, Richard Edward,
Robert le Noreis, and others (named).
Endorsed: Bynton. Seal.
[York.] B. 575. Grant by Jordan de Buggethorp, son and heir of Geoffrey de
Buggethorp, to Walter de Gray, canon of York, of land in ihe vill and
territory of Buggethorp. Witnesses : — Peter de Mulo Lacu, Nicholas de
Hales, Adam de Wiltona, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 576. Grant by Walter Odo and Beatrix, his Mater, to Philip de
Siones, of land in Buniton. Witnesses: — Richard de liccleshale, John de
Eccleshale, John de Peyt', and others (named). Damaged.
[Warw.] B. 577. Release by William the Clerk (dericus) of Berstonestun,
with the consent of Alice his wife, to ihe abbey of Bordesley, of his light
in the messuage and land in Buninton', which he had of the grant of
William Hay. Witnesses : — Roger de Belne, Martin the clerk of Berton,
and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 578. Grant in frank almcin by Lusana, lale the wife of William de
Buninton', to the abbey of Bordesley, of her right as dower in the Island
of Buninton lying between the Monk's mill of Biminton and that of
Welneford. Witnesses : — Henry de Buninton, Richard de Echeleshale,
Roger son of Ralph Gcdefrei of Budiford, Robert Russtl of Welneford.
and others (named).
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[Devon.] B. 579. Release by Eobert Hok', of Buddelegh, to the abbot of
St. Michael's Mount, of his right in the messuage and land in the manor
of Buddelegh, formerly held by John Bronna of Buddelegh at the will
of the abbot. Saturday before St. Dunstan, 1312, and 16 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[\Varw.] B. 580. Release by Walter Thursteyn, of Buninton, to the abbot of
Boruesley, of his right in lands in Buninton ; and also a grant by him of a
rent, to be held as a frank almoin, issuing out of n messuage and land in
Buninton. Witnesses : — Robert, rector of the church of Buninton, Willie.m
rector of the church of Billesl', and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Devon.] B. 581. Grant by Isabella de Bukyuton to Baldewin Giffiml, Roger
Oxton, John Davy, Robert Frere, and John Roo, of lands and tenements
in Estbukvngton (Bickington) with the advowson of the church there,
together with the custody of Exeter Gaol. Thursday before St. Barnabas
the Apostle, 42 Edward III.
[\Varw.] B. 582. Release by William le Jevene, of Hyldeburworthe, to the
abbot of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of his right in the messuage
and land in Bunynton, which he had of the grant of Y/'illiam Hay.
Witnesses : — Roger de Belne, Martin the clerk (clericus) of Benton',
William de Ragel', and others (named). Seal.
[\Varw.] B. 583. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Prodoume, of Buninton, to
the abbey of Bordesley, of lands in the territory of Buninton upon the
Caldewellehull and next to lands called ' Densclandc,' and also lands
bordering upon the road called the ' Chircwei ' to Brademor-'. Witnesses : —
Robert, parson of Binnton, Walter Odo, Richard Eadward, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 584. Grant in frank almoin by Henry, lord of Buninton, with the
consent of Alice his wife, to the abbot of Bordesley, of a messuage and
land in the vill of Buninton, held from him by Roger de Margrave.
Witnesses: — Robert, rector of the church of Buninton, Simon de
Oldebury, Will'am de Raggel', Walter Prudumme, and others (named).
Seal.
N'hamp. B. 585. Grant by John Man", of Kyngguscleve (King's Cliff), with
the consent of Emma his wife, to John Hynckeley, of Bulwyck, and
Elizabeth his wife, of lands, &c., in Buhvyeke. Sunday before St. Martin
the Bishop, 6 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 586. Grant in frank almoin by Walter ad Pontem of Budiford,
son of Odo, to the abbot of Bordesley, of land against Moodihull in the
field of Budiford. Witnesses : — Haumund le Fauconer, Walter de Ciiva,
Geoffrey Piincefot, Roger son of Ralph Godefrei, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 587. Grant in frank almoin by Richard Eadward, of Buniuton,
to the abbot of Bordesley, of lands in the field of Bunintou between
Abboddesdune and Graf ton and in ' La Brademor ;' and also a release by
him of his right in the island of Buninton lying between the mills of
Buninton and Welneford. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Buninton,
Geoffrey Pancefod, William Hay, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw] B. 588. Release by Christina, late the wife of Waller Prudummo of
Buninton, to the abbot of Bordesley, of her right in the lands which they
held of the fee which the said Walter had in the vill and territory of
Bnninton. Witnesses : — Simon de Aldebury, William de Raggeleg', and
others (named). Seal.
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Wills.
[Essex.]
[Lcic.]
[Warw.j
[Essex.]
[Hants.]
[Surrey.]
[Hant*.]
[Hants.]
[Hants.]
B. 589. Graiit by John, abbot of Battle, to William Colj'ngborn, of
the offices of steward and coroner for the manor of Bromham. 23 July,
21 Edward IV.
B. 590. Release by William son of Geoffrey de Welle, to Ea ....
... of his right in various lands in Bumstede and in the territory of
Welle. Witnesses : — Roger de Laiston, Reginald de Chilton, Stephen dc
Killum, and others (named). Seal.
B. 591. Grant by Roger Wayle, of Scustern', to the Warden (Ic
fiardcyii) of St. Peter's chapel in Kyrkeby upon Wret.hek, of a yearly rent
issuing out of lauds in Bukemystr' and Scustern. Monday after the
Purification, 19 Edward 111. French. Sent.
B. 592. Grant in frank almoin by Walter son of William son of
Odo de Buninton, to the abbot of Bordesley, of lands in the territory of
Buninton, viz., land called « Longacre ' stretching from Brademore to the
Chercheweie, land between the two C'hercheweies, land called ' Fordseotere '
upon Attreddeput, and other land beyond Pordstrete. Also confirmation
by him to the said abbot of the lands held by the latter in frank almoiu
from the grantor's said father William, lying between the two Chercheweies
and upon Curteskurun. Witnesses :— Stephen, parson of Buninton,
William chaplain of Buninton, Robert de Vallc, knight, Henry de
Buninton, Richard de Ecclesh", Richard Eadward, and William Ettrop.
Seal.
B. 593. Release by Robert Brook, of Dedham, to William, abbot of the
monastery of St. John the Baptist, Colchester, Thomas Grene, of Witham,
William Forde, John Wright, and Thomas Baker the elder, of Ardelegh,
of his right in a moiety of the manor of Bromlegh and in the advowson of
the church of that place ; which said moiety a certain Walter Dorewnrd
had purchased from the lord of Morlee, and which the said Robert Brook
with the abbot and the others aforesaid had jointly hold in remainder, after
the death of Joan, late the wife of Nicholas Mortymer, of the grant of
John Doreward the elder, Roger Spyce, Thomas Kny\et, Geoffrey Rokell,
Thomas Rykedeu, John Sampson, Robert Sudbury, and Henry Stainpe.
1 March, 31 Henry VI. Seal*.
B. 594. Demise by John Sarazin and Alice, his wife, to Clement
the Smith (fabro) of Brommore, and Gunnolda his wife, of land in Schorte
Forlong [in Bromore]. St. Barnabas the Apostle's day, 24 Edward I.
B. 595. Grant by John atte Hale, son of Robert atte Hale of
Ockelegh, to John Shyrlok' the elder, of the parishes of Cranlegh and
Aldebury, of the reversion of land called ' les Inhomes ' in Bromlegh in the
parish of Wonerssh. Saturday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 10 Richard II.
Seal.
B. 596. Grant by Amicia, Countess of Devon and Lady of the Isle
(Domina Insule) to John Wyz and Lucy, his wife, of messuages and lands
in the fields called ' Bisuthedunshulle,' ' Ryhulle,' Wydecrofte,' ' la Houwp,'
' Suthmede,' ' Meere,' ' Smizeshulle ' and elsewhere in the vill of Brommore.
Monday after the close of Easter, 2 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
B. 597. Grant by William Brudemore to Richard le Frye, of Brom-
more, of land in the field called ' la Wydecroft ' in Brommore. Saturday,
the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 2 Edward III. Frayment of seal.
B. 598. Demise by William Brudemere, of Rekeborne, to Edmund
Upehulle, of Brommore, and Agnes his wife, of land in the field of
Brommore. Michaelmas day, 5 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
271
[Hants.] B. 599. Demise by Robert Aylfer, of Brominore, to Richard son of
Osbert, of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage upon ' la Mershe '
in Brommore. 23 Edward I.
[Hants.] B. 600. Grant by Thomas Polet, of Biommcre, to Elias Dymmok, of
land in Cherlewode and Ilyhulle in the parish of Brommore. Sunday after
the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 26 Edward I.
[Hauts.] B. 601. Release by John Gobet, of Brommore, to the prior and convent
of Brommore, of his right in the lands and tenements in Brommore, which
Thomas de la Pelote, his late brother, had granted to them. Thursday
before St. Gregory the Pope, ]0 Edward II.
[Hants.] B. 602. Grant by James, prior of Brommore, to Adam the Dyer
( Tynctori) of Fordyngebrugge, of seven loaves on every Sunday for the
term of his life. 27 April, 1336. Seal.
[Hants.] J3. 603. Release by John Tracy the younger, son of William Tracy,
knight, lord of Btirgatc, to the prior of Brommore, of his rights in the hinds
at Istmede in the manor of Nitthereburgate, which his progenitors had
granted in frank almoin to the House of Brommore : also grant by the
said John Tracy to the abbot of free ingress and egress to the said land.
Friday, the feast of St. Michael the Archangel, 14 Edward III.
[Hants.] B. 604. Grant by Richard Bakewastel, of Ma Hale,' to Edmund
Upe Hulle, of Brommore, of land called 'la Gore' in 'la Hale' (in
Brommore) upon the bank of the Avon. Saturday, the feast of St. Agatha
the Virgin, 19 Edward III. Seal.
[Hants.] B. 605. Release by Adam, son and heir of William Brudemore of
Rokeborne, to Edmund Upehulle, of Brommore, and Agnes his wife, of his
right in the land in the field of Brommore, which they had of the demise of
his said father. Saturday, the morrow of the Conversion of St. Paul,
15 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 606. Release by Richard Bakewastel, of ' la Hale,' and John, his
son and heir, to John Cosyn, of Wollop, chaplain, and John Hobbecokes, of
Wherewelle, of their right in land called 'la Gore ' lying in 'la Hale ' (in
Brommore), which the said John Cosyn and John Hubbecokes had of the
demise of Edmund Upehulle of Brommore. Tuesday after St. Cuthbert
the Bishop, 19 Edward III. Seals.
[Hants.] B. 607. Demise by Richard Alpher to Roger dc Hegham and Joan
his wife, of a messuage situate in the vill of Brommore, in the dower laud
of Matilda his mother. Friday, the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 20 Edward III. Seal.
[Hants.] B. 608. Release by Richard Alpher, of Brommere, to the Prior, &c.
of Brommore, of his right in lands lying towards ' la M'llleweye ' and
in MaBrummeFs acre 'and other lands in Brommore. Monday after the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 20 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 609. Grant by Richard Alpher, son of Robert Alpher of Brom-
inore, to John Cosyn and John Glenberd, chaplains, of a messuage and
land called ' Alpherscroft ' in Brommore, and of yearly rents issuing out of
messuages in Brommore. Tuesday, the feast of St. James the Apostle,
20 Edward III. Seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Hants.] B. 610. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh son of Eobcrt son of Ligerius,
to the canons of Broinmore, of land in Brommoro abutting upon the
way leading to Sherdiford and the way to the church of Brommore.
Witnesses : — William, earl of Devon, Mabel the countess, Robert de
Brommore, William the chaplain of Brommore, Onierus his son, Geoffrey
de Kernot, and others (named). [Richard I. or John.]
[Hants.] B. 611. Demise by John de Brommore to John, prior of Brommore,
of lands, tenements, and rents in Brommore. Wednesday, Christmas Eve,
20 Edward III.
[Hants] B. 612. Receipt by John Capon, of Wynbornemenstr,' and Henry
de Cougrove, to the prior and convent of Brommore. Tuesday after the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 28 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 613. Grant by John le Frye, brother and heir of Richard le Frye
of BrommorC; to Thomas le Frye and Maurice, his brother, of land in the
field called ' la Wydecrofte ' in Brommore. Monday after Michaelmas
Day, Edward III. Seal.
Hants. B. 614. Demise by Robert Stokys, prior of Brommore, to Gawyn
Homylle, Katherine his wife, and Isabella, daughter of George Homylle, of a
tenement and closes called • Chapelhaye,' ' Whetelandys,' and ' Crockcrs",
•with pasturage in the pasture culled ' Oure Lady Mersshc,' all being in
Brommore. The Annunciation, G Henry VII.
[Hants.] B. 615. Grant by Mathill' Fria, to Henry her son, of a curtilage and
messuage in Brummore and land in Hoa. Witnesses : — W. prior of
Brummore, Jordan de Kendal, Nicholas de Brummore, and others
(named).
[Hants.] ' B. 616. Release by Henry Polain, of Christ Church, with the consent
of Hysoda his wife and Andrew his son, to William le Frye, chaplain, of
his right in a curtilage, messuage, and land in Brummore. Witnesses: —
Henry de Hache, Hugh de la Pelote, Ralph Sarasin, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 617. Grant by Thomas Polet, of Brommore, to the canons of
Brommore, of lands in the field of Brommore bordering on the road from
Brommore to Forde, in Cherlewode, Houtwyke, and elsewhere in the parish
of Brommore. Witnesses : — Thomas Baudewyn, John de Brommore,
William Tesson, and others (named). Seal.
[Hants.] B. 618. Grant by John Gobet, of Brommore, to the priory of Brom-
more of laud in the field of Brommore. Witnesses: — Thomas Baudewin,
William Tesson, William le Frye, and others (named).
[Hauts.] B. 619. Grant in frank almoin by Nicholas, son of Robert de Brumor.-i,
to the canons of Brumora of a messuage, curtilage, and garden, in the
vill of Brumore, formerly held by Robert his father from Hugh Ligier.
Witnesses: — Richard de Cardoville', Philip de Lingeur', Hugh de Godes-
huir, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 620. Grant by Robert Aylfer, of Brommore, to Richard Osbert,
of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage upon 'la Mersche' in the
vill of Brommore. Witnesses: — Thomas Baudewin, Peter Ingeram,
William le Frye, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 621. Grant in frank almoin by Droco de Muleton to the canons of
Brommore, of land upon 'la Groundels' in the field of Brommore. Wit-
nesses : — Richard de Rostruk', bailiff of Brommore, Thomas Baudewyn,
Hugh de la Pelote, Ralph Zarazin, William le Frye, and others (named).
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Hants.] B. 622. Grant by John Gobet, of Broinmore, to Thomas, called
' Poler,' his brother, of lands in Cherlewode, Outwyke, and Southmede, in
the parish of Brommore. Witnesses : — Thomas Baudewyne, John de
Brommore, William Tesson, Peter Ingram, William le Frye, and others
(named).
[Hants.] B. 623. Grant in frank almoin by John Fraunceis, son of William
Fraunceis of ' la Halo,' to the canons of Brommore, of land [in Brommore].
Witnesses : — John de Kernel', Hamo de Berchamton, and Hugh de
Burgate, knights, John de Brommorc, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 624. Grant in frank almoin by Droco, son of Robert le Botiller, to
the canons of Brommore, of a messuage, curtilage, and land at ' la Hale '
in the vill of Brommore, and other lands in the same place. Witnesses : —
John do Wotton and Robert de Punchardon, knights, Richard Blaunchard,
and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 625. Grant in frank almoin by John Gobct, of Brommorc, to the
canons of Bromrnore, of laud in Chcrlewode in the parish of Brommore.
Witnesses : — John de Brommore, John Baudewyne, William Tesson,
William le Frie, and others (named). Seal.
C Hants.] B. 626. Grant by John Gobct, of Brommorc, to Thomas Poleth, his
brother, of laud in the parish of Brommore. Witnesses : — Thomas Balde-
wyne, John de Brommore, William Tesson, William le Frie, and others
(named).
[Hauts.] B. 627. Release by Alice, late the wife of John Christofre of Brom-
more, to the canons of Brommore, of her right in the tenement and curtilage,
which her said husband had granted to them, to hold in frank almoin', in
Brommore. Witnesses : — Thomas Biiudewine, John de Brommore, William
Tessun, William le Frie, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 628. Grant by John Fennue, of Brommore, to Richard son of
Ralph Osebern of la Muletone, of land in Brommore. Witnesses: —
Nicholas de Maraya, Peter Ingram, William le Fryc, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 629. Grant in frank almoin by Nicholas Clarebold to the canons
of Brommorc, of land in Shortelond in the vill of Brommore. Witnesses : —
John de Wuttone and Ralph de Punehardun, knights ; Geoffrey do Kernet,
John <lc Budestornc, John de Wudesaude, John Baudewinc, Roger
Huskaile, Thomas Baudewin, Robert Erins, Hugh de la Peloto, Ralph le
Sarasin, and William le Frie. 15 August, 3 Edward I.
B. 630. Grant in frank almoin by Thomas Polet, of Broinmore, to the
canons of Bromrnore, of lands called ' Langehalve ' and in the Estmede in
llio fields of Brommore. Witnesses: — Thomas Baudewyne, Robert le
Tournour, Peter Ingram, William Tesson, and others (named). Seal.
B. 631. Demise by Gilbert de Biddesale to William Chauncy of his
pasture of'le Brounemore' for 200 sheep. Skirpynbek, Saturday after
the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 3 Edward III.
B. 632. Grant by John, abbot of Bordesley, to John Baudry, of
Nortun', of a tenement at Hundesfeld within the manor of Brumesgrave and
in the vill of Nortun. Witnesses : — William de Raggeleye, Roger de
Hunrle.«feld, Robert Drake, and others (named).
B. 633. Letter of attorney by Thomas Mason, of Rowynton, for
John Roger, of Kyngton, to deliver to John Trumon and Roger Smyth,
of Bydford, seisin of land in Avenham in the fields of Brome. 39 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Hunt:..]
[York.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
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[Hurcf.] B. 634. Release by Hugh son of Peter de Bunneshulle to Dame
Katherme de Laser, of a house and croft in the vill of Bunneshulle
(Itunst'll). Witnesses: — Robert de Lascy, Hugh de Labrocke. Robert
then bailiff, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 635. Grant by Thomas Ysode, of Boxley, and Peter Goldsmyth,
of the same place, to John Myllys, Robert Draper, Richard Legh,
John Bedyll, and Servase Franke of the land with n building thereon
in the parish of Boxley, which they held of the grant of Agnes Porter,
late the wife of William Porter of that place, and of Sampson Porter of
London. 1 October, 15 Henry VIII.
Kent. B. 636. Release by Thomas Ysode and Peter Goldsmyth, both of
Boxley, to John Myllys, Robert Draper, Richard Legh, John Bedyll
and Servase Franke, of their right in a piece of land with a building
thereon in the parish of Boxley. 4 October, 15 Henry VIII.
Kent. B. 637. Grant by Thomas Thomas, of Boxley, and Joan, his wife,
to John de Fremyngham and William Makenade, of ten days' work of
woodland lying in Teghilwode in Boxley. 20 May, 15 Richard II.
Seal.
Kent. B. 638. Release by Philip Fryer, of Boxley, and Katherine his
wife, one of the daughters and coheiresses of Stephen at Hooke of
Sandlyng, co. Kent, to Henry Wyat, George Cobham, Thomas Wyat,
John Fyssher, Richard Frenche, Robert Thome, Robert Draper, anil
Servase Franke, of their right in a tenement, garden, and building in
Sandlyng, and in lands in the parish of Boxley. Witnesses : — John
abbot of Boxley, Robert Hedcorne, rector of Alyngton, and others (named).
29 September, 20 Henry VIII.
[N'hninp.] B. 639. Grant by Aylric de Bradecroft to Henry son of Hugh de
Eston, and to Alice, his wife, of a house and curtilage in the vill of 13rade-
croft. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Porte, Michael de Caldecote, Hugh de
Oseltone, and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 640. Grant by Agnes daughter of Henry Trille of Bradecroft
near Stamford, spinster, to Hugh de Upton, chaplain, of a messuage
in Bradecroft. Friday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 7 Edward III.
Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 641. Grant by Hugh Aylrych', of Bradecroft, to John Maturneys
and Cecilia, his wife, of a croft in Bradecroft. Monday on the morrow of
St. Leonard, 9 Edward III.
[Kent.] B. 642. Sale by Godwyn Waidegrum to the abbot and convent of
Boxley, of land in the parish of Boxley. Witnesses : — Gilbert le Bon,
Geoffrey de Cumba, William de Etona, and others (named).
[N'luuup.] B. 643. Grant in frank almoin by Alfricus the Baker (pistor) of Brade-
croft, to the church of St. Michael, Stanford, and the nuns of that house,
of a yearly rent issuing out of a messuage in the vill of Bradecroft.
Witnesses : — William de Notingeham, Andrew Arketel, Roger de Burlee
and others (named). Seal.
[Kent.] B. 644. Grant by Thomas Mareys and Margery his wife to the abbot
and convent of Boxley, of a messuage with a house and trees, &c. in the
parish of Boxley. Witnesses : — Richard le Birch, Geoffrey de Cumba,
John de Evenhelle, and others (named). Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
275
[Kent.] B. 645. Grant by William son of Peter do Burl' to the abbot and
convent of Boxley, of land in the parish of Boxley. Witnesses : — Alexander
do Burl', Geoffrey de Cuinha, Hugh de Bosco and others (named).
[Kent.] B. 646. Grant by Alexander son of William son of Robert de Kumba,
and also son of Wennithe daughter of Cole, to the monks of Boxley, of the
land and tenement, the property of his late mother, viz. a mill and ten
acres of Warelnnd, &c., in the vill of Boxley. Witnesses : — Alexander son
of Robert de Kumba, Vitalis and Ernaldus de Horepol', Angerus de
Boxlea, Hugh Aldcorn, and others (named).
[ ] B. 647. Surrender by John Eudon, of Greveburc, to John son of
John Belson of Grebure, of lands in Bradewell. Monday, the feast of
the SS. Peter and Paul, 17 Richard II. Seal.
[ ] B. 648. Grant by Thomas son of Adam son of William de Bozeltona,
to Thomas de Caupmanewra, of laud upon Peselandes next ' le Wythine-
grene ' and Rigsumerild in the territory of Bozelton. Witnesses : — Adam
de Kellet, Adam de Hest, Adam de Midelton, and others (named). Seal.
B. 649. Declaration by John Tyard, of Brackelee, that the rent of his
tenement is due to the nun* of Catesby, having been granted to them by
Richard son of Mace do Brackelee, along with other rents issuing out of
houses in the vill of Brackelee held by Thomas Gyle and Alice.'relict of
Richard de Fornace. Sunday before St. Margaret the Virgin, 7 Henry IV.
[Berks.] B. 650. Sale by Robert Haltegode to the abbot and convent of Boxele
of lands and days' work in Barecnolle (Brackenell), viz., in Sandstrete,
Cattheslonde next Pechestrete, and Siggeslond, in the fields called'
'Gotelade' aril ' Colessunes land,' in Litelbromhulle, Bromhullesdene,
Brembeltheye and Smithcvclde. Witnesses: — John de Hamme, Richard
Birch, Robert Watheman, and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 651. Release by Ralph son of Henry Streche of Benetleye, to the
house of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, cf his right in laud in
Braderuge, whereof he had impleaded them in the court of Feckham.
Witnesses :— Geoffrey de Hanbury, Robert de Moretone, Robert Rose of
Feckham, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 652. Grant in frank almoin by Roger de Thorpel to the church and
nuns of St. Michael, Stanforde, of a yearly rent issuing out of land in
Bradicroft. Witnesses : — Gervase de Berneke, Geoffrey de Norburc,
Simon Boreliard, and others (named).
[ ] B. 653. Grant by John de Holte to William Pylk', of Bradeford, and
Beatrix his wife, of lands called ' Colecroft,' ' Inhok ' and other lands in the
field of Kyngesfeld and elsewhere in Bradeford. Tuesday after St Deny;
5 Edward III.
[Somers.] B. 654. Grant by Joan, late the wife of Walter Glede, to John Bysshop,
of lands, tenements, rents, &c., in Forde and Hetherden in the parish
of Bradeford next Taunton. Tuesday after St. George the Martyr
34 Henry VI. Seal, broken.
[ ] B. 655. Release by Walter Geffrai, of Bradewell, to Richard Patty, of
Bengeworthe, chaplain, and William Ferthyng, of Donynton, of his right
in lands, tenements, &c., in Bradewell and Donynton. Wednesday before
St. Lawrence, 32 Edward III.
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[ ] B. 656. Grant by John son of William le Baud', knight, to Alice, late
the wife of Thomas le Ferour of Pokerich', and to Gilbert de Boxherst and
Roesia, his wife, of a messuage in the vill of Branhingg' in the hamlet of
Pokerich. Sunday after St. Thomas the Martyr, 15 Edward III. Seals.
[Heref.] B. 657. Grant by Margery le Crone, widow, daughter of Hugh de la
Hullo in the parish of Bredeward, to her son Hugh, of land [in Bredwardine].
Benefeld, the feast of SS. Philip and James, 55 Henry III. Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 658. Grant by . . . son of Laurence to Richard son of Guarin of
land in the vill of Bredding. Witnesses :— John de Marisco, parson of
Brardding, Thomas de Aula, and others (named).
[ ] B. 659. Grant by Adam Prodhom, of Kyngeston, to John Cosyn and
Matilda his wife, of the same place, of land in Brocforlang. Witnesses: —
John Scot, Peter Pirye, and others (named). Friday, the feast of
St. Dunstan, 3 Edward III.
[ ] B. 660. Grant by Richard le Fissher of Kyngeston, to John Cosyn,
of the same place, of land in the marsh of Brocforlang. Monday after
St. Ambrose, 6 Edward III. Seal.
[Derby.] B. 661. Release by John Gotken, of Wyndeley, to the house of the
Holy Trinity, Braydsalepark, of his right in land formerly in the possession
of Peter de Wyndeley. Braydsalepark. the vigil of St. Peter the Apostle,
8 Henry VI. Seal.
[Hcrcf.] B. 662. Indenture between Richard, abbot of Dore, and William de
Staundon and Isabella his wife, viz., the said William should cnfeofF Walter
de Chaundos and Simon de Fren of a meadow called ' Ilomprsmedu ' and
• Cheswyk in the parish of Bradwardyn (Bredwardine), by whom Richard,
perpetual vicar of Waketon, and Henry de Ponte, were to be enfeoft'ed of
the same ; and the later were to enfeoff tiie said abbot of that meadow
subject to a yearly payment to the said William and Isabella for the
term of their lives. Friday, the feast of St~ Valentine, 6 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 663. Release by Yseuda, relist of Robert de Molendino, to Bart 1 1->-
lomow do Mer', of her right in a meadow called 'le Brodemcd.' Witnesses:
— John de Asfolde, John do Nipred, and others (named).
riJutls.] B. 664. Grant by William de Alsey, of Sharnebrok', to John de
Langeton, clerk, of land in ' le Brok'feid'. ' Sharnebrok', Sunday, the least
of St. Alban the Martyr, 13 Edward II. Seal.
[Somcrs.] B. 665. Grant by Richard Chedder, son of Robert Chedder, to
Richard Pypet, chaplain, of (a rent issuing) out of lands and tenements in
Brooklegh' and Welles for the celebration of divine service in the church of
Chedder. 12 Henry VI. Much damaged.
Wore. B. 666. Grant by Richard Baldewyn, of Bradwey co. Worcester,
to Richard Porter, of Chepyng Campden, of burgages called ' Baldwyns.'
next Staunton's Lane in the town of Bradwye. Witnesses :— Thomas
Smyth nnd John Adams, the then bailiffs, called Portbaylyes, and others
(named). 26 May, 16 Henry VII. Seal.
[ ] B. 667. Release referring to Richard Angefyl, son and heir of
Thomas Angctyl, William de Clynton, Earl of Huntingdon, and John de
Clynton, kinsman of the said oarl, with reference to 'le Brodcfeld,'
John de Clynton is spoken of as the reversioner after the Earl
[Edward III., but subsequent to 1337.] Much damaged.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
277
[I. of Wight.] B. 668. Demise by Robert, abbot of Quarr', and the convent of that
place, to Simon Bernard, Joan his wife and John, his son, of the Grange
of Shute in the parish of Bryghteston (Brixton), wrecks excepted.
30 September, 7 Henry VI. Seals.
[I. of Wight.] B. 669. Demise by Thomas London, abbot of Quarr', to Richard
Jakeman, Elizabeth his wife, and John their son, of the Grange of Shewte
alias Chewte in the parish of Bryxton, with reservations relative to
wrecks. 5 June, 17 Henry VII.
[Berks.] B. 670. Release by Thomas son of Joceus do Whatlyngton to the abbot
Battle Abbey, of his right in the lands, woods, &c., in the villof Bristwalton
(Bright Walton) held by William son of Richard de Westwod. Battle,
the seventh of the Kalends of March, 22 Edward I. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 671. Grant by Richard Merewold to Laurence Maysselyn and
Isabella, the grantor's daughter, upon her marriage, of burgages in the vill
of Brugwaltim (Bright Walton). Witnesses : — Hugh Godwyne, Richard
Wylde, John Evesone, and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 672. Grant in frank almoin by Reginald le Vanur' to the monks of
Quarr' Abbey, of laud in the manor of Bridlesford to make a ditch between
their land at Stakclhnrst and his own lands. Witnesses : — Adam de
Repling, bailiff of the Island, William de La Mare, William Urory, and
others (named). Seal.
[Heref.J B. 673. Grant in frank almoin by Roger de Evereus, son of Roger de
Evereus and of Burneta, to the abbey of Dore, of his body for burial, and
with his body his land in wood and plain in Huggesleg lying between the
common of the vill of Bredeword and Brocholles. Witnesses : — William de
Solers, Andrew de Bai-keville, Hugh de Radnore, and others (named).
Endorsed: Bredeward'. Seal,
[Heref.] B. 674. Release by Philip son of John son of Hugh de la Hulle, to
Margery le Crone, of his right in land in Brodewarde. Witnesses : — Walter,
vicar of Bredewardine, and others. Benefeld, the feast of the Annunciation,
55 Henry III. Seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 675. Demise by Thomas, prior of Brommore, and the convent
of that place, proprietors of the church of Brerdyng in the Isle of Wight,
to Walter le Burgeys, of the parish of Godeshull in the said Island, of the
rectory of Brerdyng (Brading) with all tithes, &c. Wednesday, the
feast of St. Thomas the Martyr, 1356.
[I. of Wight.] B. 676. Demise by John de Sussebury, prior of Brommore, and the
convent of that place, rectors of the church of Brerdyng in the Isle of
Wight, to John Dattombe and Margaret his wife, and John, their son, of
the lauds, &c., in Brerdyng lately held by Thomas le Cok' and Matilda his
wife. Sunday, the feast of St. George the Martyr. 42 Edward III.
[I. of Wight.] B. 677. Release by Peter de Chirlu, prior of St. Helens, iu the Isle of
Wight, to the prior and convent of Brommore, of his right in the patronage
of the church of Brerdyng. Tuesday after St. Martin, 21 Edward III.
[I. of Wight.] B. 678. Demise by Roger, abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that
place, to Simon Bernard, John his son and Joan, wife of the said John,
of the Grange of Shute in the parish of Brixton, wrecks excepted.
21 November, 17 Henry VI. Seals.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Somvrs. B. 679. Grant by Walter Brook, son and heir of John Brook and
of Alice his wife, to his brother, William Brook, of his reversionary
interest after his father's death in lauds, tenements, rents, services, &c.
in Bristol, Wells, Stanntoneswike, Stamitondrew, and the hundred of
Wynterstoke. Thursday after St. Thomas the Martyr, 19 Richard H.
Seal.
Somcrs. B. 680. Demise by Giles Rugg,j, clerk, at the special request of
John Sydenham, the elder, and Joan his wife, in fulfilment of the condition
of a feoffment made to him by the said John Sydenham, of a close called
' ISrodeclose,' &c., parcel of the manor of Brympton, and of the advowson
cf the parish church of that place. 10 July, 29 Henry VJII. Seal.
[York.] B. 681. Indenture terminating a suit between the abbot and convent
of St. Mary, York, and Dame Maria de Neville, of Middelham, relative
to the bounds of the marshes of Briniston and Snape. Witnesses : — -Robert
de Plumton and Johu de Barton, knights, Robert de Wyclif, and others
(named).
[Somers.] B. 682. Bond relative to a rent granted by William Northern, of
Bristol, to John Hakeston, of the same place, issuing out of a tenement in
St. Nicholas Street, and to another tenement in St. Thomas Street, Bristol.
Monday before St. Margaret the Virgin. 35 Edward III.
[Warw.] B. 683. Letter of attorney by John Rous, clerk, for Thomas Fissher,
of Warwick, to enter upon and receive the rents of the lands, tenements,
&c., in Brynkclowe, and in the fields of that place, late held by him and by
Thomas Rous and John his son, both deceased, by a release executed by
Thomas Ody, late of Brynkelowe, and Agnes his wife and Richard their
son; also to enter upon and receive the rents of the lands, tenements,
&c. late of John Deyster, son and heir of Thomas Deyster and Joan his
wife, the daughter and heiress of Thomas Bailly, of Brynkelowe, which
he held in a similar manner. Morrow of the Purification, 20 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Somers.] B. 684. Demise by Christina, late wife of John le Boude, to Robert
Muluward, of three shops in ' le Market ' and land in Bristol. 6 January,
9 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 685. Grant by William Dodyng to Richard Maydus, of a burgage
with curtilage in Brugwaltim (Bright Walton). Witnesses: — Hugh
Godwyne, Richard Wylde, Jordan le Parmounter', and others (named).
[Hants.] B. 686. Release by Henry Herevy to Adam, abbot of Quarr, of his
right in a tenement called ' Hervies Loud ' lying between Bridlesford
and Woditone, of which he had received seisin for the term of his life
from Augustine late abbot of Quarr. Quarr, Thursday after the Epiphany,
1284.
Endorsed: Neweham. Woditon. Cumbly. Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] B. 687. Grant by Ralph de Fraxino, of Brihtwaltone, to Walter
Godeshalf, of a rent payable by the latter for a messuage, curtilage, and
land within the manor of Brihtwaltone. Witnesses : — John Renaud of
Uldesle, Peter de Werdeham, and others (named).
[Berks.] B. 688. Grant by William son of Richard de Westwode, to Thomas
son of Joceus de Whatlyngton, of his right in the lands, woods, pastures,
&c., held from the abbot of Battle, in the vill of Bryhtwaltone. Witnesses :
— Richard de Elveton, Nicholas de Burton, Robert Archur, rector of the
church of Bryhtwaltone, and others (named). Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
279
[Hants.] B. 689. Grant by Peter le Here to the abbey of Quarr, of lands called
' Piereshelle ' next Blakelande, and ' Longe Acre,' with tree transit through
his land and permission to make a bridge across the water of Blakebrigge.
Witnesses : — Walter de Insula, Thomas de Aula, Roger de Moreville, and
others (named).
Endorsed: Bridlesford. Cumbly. Seal.
[Heref.] B. 690. Grant by Christina Soper, widow, to Walter Soper and
Walter Lywer, of messuages and lands in Beare, with pasturage in Cob-
hamyswike, within the parish of Bridestawe [Bridstow]. Monday after
All Saints Day, 9 Henry VI.
[Line.] B. 691. Release by Roger son of Avicia le Cu, to Thomas de Brunham,
of his right in land called ' Sewalcroft ' in Overbrunham, and in a rent
issuing out of land there. Witnesses: — Richard de Insula, William de
Brunham, Geoffrey de Ros, and others (named). Seal.
[York.] B. 692. Release by Thomas Scote, of Cavleton in Coverdale, to Ralph
de Nevill', lord of Myddelham, of his right in land at Slaypewatlandes in
the territory of Carleton in Coverdale. Witnesses: — Geoffrey le Scrope
and Ranulph Pygot, knights, John de Constableburton, and others (named).
Seal.
[Butl.] B. 693. Grant by Rees Mauvesyn, Roger Setryngton, clerk, and John
Bromleye, to Stephen Makeseye, of Stamford, and Nicholas de Brenham,
clerk, of lands, tenements, rents, services, &c., in the vill and field of
Brigcasterton. Witnesses: — Hugh Spenser, John Danneys, and Thomas de
Burton, knights, William de Salop, parson of the church of Brigcastertou, and
Henry Tokeby. Wednesday, the Vigil of Corpus Christi, 17 Richard II.
Seals.
[N'hamp.] B. 694. Grant by Ralph, abbot of St. James without Norhampton,
and the convent of that place, to the nuns of Catesby, of lands in the
fields of Catesby. Witnesses : — Nicholas le Porter of Catesby, Adam de
Bradewelle, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 695. Grant in frank almoin by Nicholas son of Hugh le Porter
of Katesby, to the nuns of Katesby, of lands upon Waltfurlong in the field
of Katesby. Witnesses : — John Abbe of Staverton, Adam de Bradmvell,
William Euermund, Adam de Braduwelle, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 696. Grant in frank almoin by Simon de Catesby, son of Richard
de Haddon, to the nuns of Catesby, of land within and without the vill of
Catesby, which he had of the gift of William de Esseby, and other
land in the said vill. Witnesses: — Philip de Essebi, Roger de Wlton,
William Hodenet, knights, and others (named) ,
[N'hamp.] B. 697. Grant in frank almoin by Thomas son and heir of John de
Maydeford, to the nuns of Catesbyj of lands in the fields of Catesby upon
Me Dicheforlong ' and at Attohulleshende. Witnesses: — Thomas de
Boltesham, William Ewermund of Staverton, Nicholas Porter of Catesby,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 698. Grant by Matilda, widow of Robert de Flore, to the nuns
of Katesby, of a messuage in the vill of Katesby, formerly the property
of Roger the Clerk (clerici) her father. Witnesses : — Nicholas Portor of
Katesby, Elyas Braduwell, John de Maydeford, and others (named). Seal.
280
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[N'hamp.] B. 699. Grant by William son of Robert to Philip, his brother, of
lands of his demesne in Catesbi, and of a messuage within that vill.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Gernemue, Robert Dayvile, Randolph de Essebi,
Nicholas de Charewclton, and others (named).
Endorsed : Carta d'ni Philippi de Burton.
[N'hamp.] B. 700. Grant in frank alrnoin by Henry de Wilmelenton to the
canons of Esseby, of a house in Bifeld'. Witnesses : — Robert Paiuel, Hugh
de Bifeld, Philip Adtheland, Geoffrey de Traford, and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 701. Release by John Home, of Daveutry, son and heir of Simon
Home and of Agnes his wife, to William Catesby, knight, Walter Mantell,
knight, and John Bokyngham, chaplain, of his right in lands, tenements,
rents, reversions, &c., in the vills and fields of Catesby and Shopys, which
had descended to him upon the death of his father and Agnes his mother,
the latter being the daughter and heiress of John Warde of Catesby.
14 April, 9 Edward IV.
[N'hamp.] B. 702. Demise by John Bradwelle, of Overecatesby, chaplain, to
his brother William and Agnes, his wife, of a messuage and land in Catesby.
13 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[N hamp.] B. 703. Demise by Isabella, prioress of Catesby, to John Harryes
otherwise Barker, of Shopis, and Emma his wife, of a house called
' Le Barkehouse ' within the priory of Catesby, with a mill for bark and
other necessaries for the calling of a dyer .... September, ....
Edward IV.
[I. of Wight.] B. 704. Grant in frank almoin by Thomas Crispin and Sarah, his wife,
to the abbey of Quarr, of land to the north of the castle of Karebroc, which
they had of the grant of Roger le Esperuer. Witnesses: — Robert de
Scorewelle and William de Glamorgan, knights, Jordan de Kinkeston,
William de la Mar, bailiff of Newport (Novus Burgus),and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
llutl. B. 705. Demise by John Massi, knight, Arthur Daunport, Ralph de
Egerton, William Brerrerton, Thomas Bernard, clerk, John Fox of Ty,
and John Inse to Hugh Brow, knight, of the manor of Wodehed and
the advowson of the church of Brigcasturton. Thursday after the
Assumption, 16 Richard II. Seals.
[Rutl.] B. 706. Grant by Hugh Browne, knight, to Robert Fox, parson of
the church of Ty, John Knot, Ralph Swynertou and Robert Chevercourt,
of the manor of Wodhedde with the advowson of the church of Brigge-
casterton. Monday before St. Martin in the winter. 18 Richard II.
[I. of Wight.] B. 707. Demise by Adam, abbot of Quarr, to Richard the Tiler
(Cooperatorio) of a messuage in the vill of Karesbrok and also of lands
in the said vill, which the abbot had of the grant of Yda, daughter of
Walter the Chaplain (Cappellani), and relict of Aufredus formerly the
clerk. Witnesses : — William de Sancto Martino, William de la Marchc,
Walter Bernard, Henry vicar of the castle (vicarius de Castello), ami
others (named).
Lino. B. 708. Grant by Henry Kynge, of Careby, and Agnes, his wife, 1o
William Hykson, of the same place, of a messuage and land upon the
Beneland in the vill and fields of Careby, which they hnd of the grant
of John Grytwyng. 13 May, 11 Henry IV. Seals.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
281
[Line.] B. 709. Demise by Agnes Leyke, prioress of St. Michael, Stamford,
and the convent of that place, to Richard Bukke, of Careby, Agnes his
wife and John their son, of messuages and land in the vill and field of
C'areby. Michaelmas Day, 11 Henry IV. Seal.
I. of Wight. B. 710. Demise by Geoffrey, abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that
place,, to John le Dyghere, of Caresbroke. and Lucy, his wife, of a grange-
house and land in Caresbrouke, formerly held from that abbey by Thomas
le Dygher. Sunday before St. Potcnciana the Virgin, 1310. Seal.
B. 711. Grant by Agnes Pyleth, of Cachebroke, to John Dymmok, of
the same place, ot a toft and curtilage in Cachebrok'. Saturday, the feast
of St. John ante portam, 37 Edward III. Seal.
Wore. B. 712. Indenture between Thomas, abbot of Pershore, and Robert
Forstall, of Lyghe, Isabella his wife and Richard, their son, relative to their
bond to secure to the abbot and convent peaceable possession of the manor
of Castellyghe. Friday, the vigil of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist.
8 Richard II.
[N'lmmp.] B. 713. Grant by "William son of Ralph de Esseby, to Simon son of
Richard de Haddon. of land iu the. field of Katesby. Witnesses : — Nicholas
de Kapis, William le Franceis of Staverton and others (named).
[I'utl.] B. 714. Letter of attorney by John Browe the elder, for John Tylet,
of Brigeasterton, to receive the seisin of land, &c., in Brigcastertou.
Morrow of All. Souls, 11 Henry IV. Damaged.
[Rutl.] B. 715. Grant by John VVynd to John de Clyve, both of Stounford, of
land in the field of Little Casterton. Friday after the Epiphany,
13 Edward ITI. Fragment of seal.
Rutl. B. 716. Demise by Margaret Underwode, of Spaldyng, to John Browe,
of Briggecasterton, of lands, tenements, &c., in the vill and field of Brigge-
castertou. Christmas Day, 14 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 717. Grant in frank almoiu by Walter Thursteyn, of Buninton, to the
abbot and monks of Bordesley, of lands between Catchesbrayn and Grosfur-
long, in Grosfurlong, Luttlecatchesbrayn, Stodfurlong, at Cholraes-cros,
Luttle Hefurlong, Uvereyavdfurlong, Nethereyardfurlong, on the Portvvey,
under the Nethrechirgwey^between the two Cbirgweyes, on Claytenbulle, in
Croizfurlong, Longetunge, Littlecleytenhulle and Caldewellefurlong, all in
the territory of Buninton. Witnesses : — Robert, parson of Bunintone,
Roger Godefrey of Budeford, Ralph Juvene of Broine, Robert le Norreys,
and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Rutl.] B. 718. Grant by William Apethorpe, of Staunford, to John Browe
the elder, son of Hugh Browe, of land, messuages, &c., in Brigeasterton,
. . Henry IV. Seal. Damaged.
[X'hamp.] B. 719. Letter of attorney by John Home, of Daventry, son and heir
of Simon Home and of Agnes his wife, for Thomas Arnold and William
Hertyshorn to deliver seisin to William Catesby, knight, Walter Mantell,
knight, and John Bokyngham, chaplain, of lands, tenements, rents, &c.^
in the vills and fields of Catesby and Shopys, which had descended to
his mother Agnes upon the death of her father John Warde of Catesby.
10 April, 9 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Rutl.] B. 720. Grant by Thomas Elys, son of Richard son of Richard de
Stanford, to Simon, son of William Broun of Great Casterton, and to
Margery, his wife, of houses with land lying between the highway and the
water of the Wasse, and of land in Dalefurlong in the field of Great Casterton.
Sunday before the Purification, 35 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
282
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
N'bnuip. B. 721. Grant by William Chafer, son of Thomas Chater of Over
Shukborowyk (Shukburgh) co. Warwick, to Edmund Newnham, William
Cokkys antl Richard Palmer, of land and a burgage in the fields of
Catesby. Also warrant of attorney for John Skynnerand John Goodman.
Thursday after the feast of St. James, 8 Henry VII.
[N'halfip.] B. 722. Release by Adam de Bradewelle, of Catesby, to the prioress of
of Catesby, of his right in lands called ' le Welleseche ' and ' le Newe-
biggenge ' in the field of Catesby. Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle,
1 Edward II.
[ ] B. 723. Settlement between the abbot and convent of St. Martin of
Seez (de Sagio) and their tenants of Estergate, of the one part, and John
atte Rake, of the other, viz., that he was bound by reason of his tenement
of ' la Rake ' to repair at his own expense the bridge between Bernham
and Gate. Thursday after St. James the Apostle, 11 Edward II.
[ ] B. 724. Confirmation by Simon Danvers, of Bourton, to the canons
of Chaucombe, to hold in frank almoin, of the lauds and tenements which
they held of his fee in Bourton. Witnesses : — Thomas, parson of Botiiidon,
and others (named). The Annunciation, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Line.] B. 725. Confirmation by Robert Takel, son of Sanson Takel of Brun-
hani, to the canons of Suleby, to hold in frank almoin, of the donation
by his said father to them of the homage of Walter son of Richard de
Nedrebrunham, and of the tenure of the said Walter within the vill and in
the field of Nedrebrunham. Witnesses : — Roger de Beltoft, Geoffrey de
Brunham, Robert le Norreys of London, and others (named). Fragment
of se.al.
[N'th'Fd.] B. 726. Demise by William de Hedewyn and Alice, his wife, and
Robert, son and heir of Walter de Burneton, to Thomas de Duxfeld, a
burgess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of a yearly rent issuing out of the
manor of Burnetou West. Saturday after the feast of , 1334.
[ ] B. 727. Settlement of disputes between the abbots and houses of Dore
and Stratfleur (Ystradflet) by the decision of arbitrators, viz., of the
abbots of Neht (Neath), Tintern, Margan, Alba Domus (Whiteland, other-
wise Alba Landa) and Aberconu (Conway or Aberconway) and of other
lieges, especially Llewellyn ; the abbot and convent of Dore abated
(remisit) all plaints and losses done to their house by the abbot and
convent of Stratflur, who in future should not disturb the abbot and
convent of Dore or make any alienation either by themselves or any of
their men in the lands, pastures, and woods in Cantresclif, which that
House held by their charters. Any monk or lay brother (conversus) of
cither House, who should break this peace, to be expelled from his
House, nor should such a one be readmitted except by a general Chapter.
This peace was confirmed A.D. 1209, under the seals of the arbitrators and
the abbots of either House.
[N'hamp.] B. 728. Release by John le Longe, of Schenesby, to the prior and
convent of Chaucumbe of his right in lands in the fields of Chaucumbe.
6 April, 25 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 729. Grant in frank almoin by Robert Densy, of Chaucumbe, to
the priory of Chaucumbe, of land in the field of Chaucumbe upon Cubbe-
welle forlong. Witnesses : — Richard de Leonibus, Robert Dawers. Robert
Basset, of Williamescote, and others (named).
Endorsed: Charter of Robert le Freraan of Chaucumbe.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
283
[X'hamp.] B. 730. Grant in frank almoin by Amicia Denseyc, during her widow-
hood, to the prior and canons of Chaucumbe, of land on Mcrcuinbehulle
abutting on the Mereweye and en Sheppenhulle, in Kekeput, Blakeput,
Longesmale Edwinwelle, Overbunlonde Estinannelonde, Erthnotehulle,
Witenhulle, Heggeforlang, Cunibeforlong, Emcteforlaiig, Flexloude, aud
opposite the well called ' Mixwelle ' in the territory of Chaucuinbe. Wit-
nesses : — Richard de Fardingeston, Roger de Leonibus, William Breton,
and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 731. Grant in frank almoin by Dionisia de Nafford, daughter of
Walter son of Reginald, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the field of
Bereford bounded by the land, which her brother Henry had granted to the
said monks next the mill of ' la Lee,' with pasturage there, and the little
island near the mill of ' la Lee.' Witnesses : — Roger de Cherlecote, Simon,
parson of Bereford, Robert de Nafford, her sou, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 732. Grant in fee farm by Robert de Nafford to the abbot and
monks of Bordesley, of a messuage in the vill of Bereford, and the croft
extending from the highway to Aveue. Witnesses : — Walter de Enneford,
Richard son of Pa via, parson of Bereford, Thomas de Stokes and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.J B. 733. Grant by William de Cantilupo (Cantlow) to Walter de
Daiville, of lands in Bereford. Witnesses : — Stephen de Sedgrave, Walter
Poher', Robert de Lamare, William de Curly, and others (named). Frag-
ment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 734. Demise by Robert Bolton, "Minister" of St. Radagundis of
Tellesford (Thelesford) co. of Warwick, to Richard Jenyns, of Berford,
of land in Berford. Feast of St. Lawrence the Martyr, 13 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 735. Grant in frank almoin by William, lord of Bereford, son of
William de Nafford, to the monks of Bordesley, of the lands and tenements
which they held of his fee in the vill of Bereford, viz., those of which they
were seised, on the day of the Purification 7 Edward I., of the grants of
Walter son of Amford de Bereford, Robert de Nafford, Geoffrey the prior
of Teflesford, Simon de Elvedon, William de Elvedon, Ralph Leuremon,
Amfrid son of Walter, aud Robert Amfrey of Bereford. Edward I.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 736. Letter of attorney by William Lacy, Richard Quatermaynes,
esquires, and Thomas Dalton, clerk, for Henry Somerlond, of Warwick,
and Richard Aspelon, of Berford, to deliver to Nicholas Upton, of Berford,
seisin of land and tenements in the vill and field of Berford. Fenst of
St. James the Apostle, 31 Henry VI.
[Warw.] B. 737. Bond by John de Nafford, lord of Bereford, to the abbot of
Bordesley for arrears of rent for the mill of Bereford, payable at the mill of
' la Le,' Bereford. Ninth of the Kalends of June, 21 Edward I. Fragment
of seal.
[Warw.] B. 738. Release by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Geoft'rey LufTe
of Berford near Warwick, to Robert le Walkere, of Bereford, of her right
in lands and tenements in the vill and field of Berford (Barford). Witnesses :
— John Wengrave, parson of ths church of Berford, and others (named).
Tuesday after St. Ambrose, 39 Edward III. Seal.
284 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[\Varw.] B. 739. Confirmation by Walter son of Anfred de Bereford, to the
hospital of Thevelesford, to hold in frank almoin, of the lands in the vill
of Bereford, formerly granted to that house by Alice, daughter of Reinbald
du Cherlecot'. Witnesses: — Roger de Cherlecot', Philip de Kintou', and
Richard de Bereford.
[Warw.] J3. 740. Release by Joan Baker, widow of William Baker of
Warwick, to Peter Lyncdrapcr, of Warwick, and Elizabeth, his wife, of her
right in land, tenements, pasturage, &c., in Bereford and in the fields of
Berford, formerly the property of her husband, and which he had of the
grant of Thomas Knyght, clerk, John Knyght his brother, and Nicholas
Warwyk of Warwjk. 27 June, 5 Henry IV.
[Line.] B. 741. Release by Robei t son of Robert son of Nicholas de Hover-
bronham, to Ralph son of Thomas de Bronham, of his right in lands [in
Over BronhamJ formerly the property of Alice Atthetounesend and in lands
which he had purchased from Simon son of Beatrix and Alice his wife.
Witnesses : — Ralph Bron, Philip le Clerk, John Galian, and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[Line.] B. 742. Grant by Ralph son of Margery de Over Brnnham to Ralpn
son of Thomas dc Brunham, of land in Bi unham, rendering yearly for the
s.'iine a rose at the feast of St. John the Baptist. Witnesses: — Thomas de
Brunham, Robert Takel, Thomas Brune, and others (named). Fragment
of a seal.
[Line.] B. 743. Grant by Ralph de Brunham, to his son Thomas, and Juliana
daughter of William Crak', of that manor in the vill of Over Brunham and
parish of Ilaxay, which he had of tlm feoffment of Sir Oliver de Busci,
knight, and a croft there called ' Raurildcroft,' rendering yearly for the
same a rose at the feast of St. John the Baptist. Witnessed : — Roger de
Novo Mercato, John de Layburn, John de Eyville, and others (named).
Seal broken.
[Line.] B. 744. Grant by William son of Simon son of Geoffrey de Over
Brunham, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of laud in the vill of Over
Brunham and in Aslactoft. Witnesses : — Roger de Beltoft, Oliver de Brisci,
Robert Takel of Haxay, and others (named). Seal.
[Line ] B. 745. Release by Alice Withoved, widow, daughter of Gilbert
Takel, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in a toft and
croft in the vill of Over Brunham and in land in Aslaktoft. Witnesses : —
Roger de Bello tofto, Thomas de Bruuham, Robert Takel of Haxay, and
others (named). Seal.
[Line.] B. 746. Grant by William Marche, of Nether Brunham, to Henry
son of Stephen Fox, of the same place, of land in Snaythinges in the field
of Over Brunham. Witnesses : — Ralph de Branham, John Galian, Ralph
de GartonJ and others (named).
[Line.] . B. 747. Release by Stephen, son of William Marche of Nether
Brunham, to Henry son of Stephen FO.Y, of the same place, of his right in
land in Snaythinges in the field of Over Biunham, which he had of the
grant of the said William Marche. Witnesses : — Ralph de Brunham, Ralph
Galian, Ralph de Garton, and others (named).
[Line.] B. 748. Release by Alice Withevede, of Beltoft, widow, to Ralph son
of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in land in Over Brunham and Aslactoft.
Witnesses: — Roger de Beltoft, knight, Thomas de BriiHham, Robert Takel
of Haxay, and others ("named).
ANCIENT DEEDS. 285
[Line.] B. 749. Grant by Avicia, daughter of Roger the Cook (Cod) of
Westewod, widow, to Thomas dc Brunham, of land called ' Sewalcroft' in
Over Brunham. Witnesses : — Kobert Take!, Thomas Brim of Haxay,
and others (named). Seal.
Line. B. 750. Grant by Joan, late wife of Robt-rt Taylour of Over Brunham,
to John Penykok, of a messuage in Over Brunhaiij, ;uid lands and
tenements in the vills of Over Brunham, Nellier Hrunhani, Estlonde, or in
the parish of Haxay within the jurisdiction of Haxholme. 13 November,
30 Henry VI. Seal.
[Line.] B. 751. Release by Robert son of Emma de Misterton, to William son
of Adam le Sergeant of Over Brunham, of her right in a messuage and
• land in Over Brunham. Monday, the feast of St. Faith the Virgin,
•15 Edward III. Seal.
[Line.] B. 752. Release by John, son and heir of Oliver Helewyse of Over
Bruuhain, to John, son of Henry de Hesyll", of the same place, of his right
upon the death of his father in a toft abutting on the road from Over
Brunham to Kynyardfery, and on a lane called ' Blakelane.' Monday in
seven days of Whitsunday, 13 Henry IV.
[Line.] B. 753. Grant by John, son of John Dudnay of Haxay, to John, son
of Henry de Hesyll" of Over Brunham, of a toft in Over Brunham.
Feast of St. Mary of Egypt, 13 Henry IV. Frayment of seal.
[Line.] B. 754. Release by John de Westhorpe, chaplain, and John Brouiie,
of Over Brunham, to William de Garbon of a messuage and croft in Over
Brunham, which they had of the feoffment of the said William de Garton.
Wednesday before the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1410.
[Line.] B. 755. Grant by Jean, widow, late wife of John Bolyon of Estlouml,
to Sir Robert Flexhewer, of Misterton, chaplain (domino Roberto
Carnifici de Misterton capellano) and Adam Cogan, of Kstlound, of land
called ' Godrykhagh ' in the field of Over Brnnliam, and land called
' Elfleteha'gh,' and of the reversion of lands and tenements in the same
vill held for life by Joan, widow of Ralph de Garton of Over Brunham,
the giantor's uncle. Thursday before SS. Peter and Paul, 1370. Seal.
[Line.] B. 756. Release by John, son of John Belyon of Estlound, to John
son of Henry de Hesyll' of Over Brunham, of his right in land in the
field of Over Brunham abutting on the lane leading to Methclwod, and
on land next Elfleteliagh' abutting upon the ' Twentiacres.' The Purifica-
tion, 1 Henry V. Seal.
[Line.] B. 757. Release by Joan, daughter of John Gartou, and relict first
of John Belyon of Estlond, and subsequently of William Emson of the
same place, to William Gergar.de, of her right in land in Over Brunham.
Wednesday before St. George the Martyr, 1401. Fragment of seal.
[Line.] B. 758. Counterpart of B. 755.
[Line.] B. 759. Grant hy Ralph dc Brunham to John de Brunham, William
Wascelyne, William de Brunham, Thomas do Misen, chaplain, Thomas
son of Thomas de Brunham, John Cutwolf and William de Dodithorp,
of a messuage and land in Over Brunham, and all lands, fisheries, pasturagen,
&c., in the Island of Haxholm and in Walkeringham in ' le Clay.' Tuesday
before the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 43 Edward III. Seal.
286 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Line.] B. 760. Grunt by Thomas de Misne and Robert Fiexhowcr, chaplains,
to Uulph do Garten, of Over Brunhatn, and Joan his wife, of a messuage
in Over Brunham and lands in the field of that vill and elsewhere within
tlio Isle of Hoxholm, all which they had of the feofFtncnt of the said
Ealph de Garton. Sunday the feast of St. Ambrose the Bishop, 1367.
[Line.] B. 761. Grant by Oliver Helewys, of Over Brunham, to Thomas,
Aliee and Agnes, his son and daughters, of a toft with the trees growing
thereon in Over Brunham. Wednesday, the morrow of St. Martin hi
winter, A.D. 1348, '22 Edward III.
[Line.] B. 762. Grant by William son of Robert son of Nicholas de Over
Brunkain, to Walter son of Thomas de Brunham, and Geoffrey de Ros,
to hold from .John de Moubray, lord of the fee, of a messuage, land and
wood in Over Brnnham, and of the reversion of his mother Elizabeth's
dower, of two natives with the land they held together with their sequels, of
divers services due for lands in EsMund, Over Brunham, Nether Brunham,
and Westwode, and rents due for lands in Levyngtoft, Haxay, Over
Brunham, Anlavbek and in the fields of Lund and Brunham. Wednesday
before SS. Simon and Jude, 1 Edward III.
[Line.] B. 763. Release by Robert son of Walter de Brunham, to John son
of Thomas de Brunham, and to John son of William de Brunham, of his
right in the lands, tenements, rents and services, late the property of
Robert son of Nicholas de Over Brunharn, which they had of the gift
of the said Walter de Brunham, and which were in the vill of Over
Brunlmm. Thursday before the Purification, 1338. Seal broken.
[Line.] B. 764. Grant by John, son of John Broune of Over Brunham, to
William, son of Adam Sargeant, of land at Smythlandes in Nether
Brunham. Sunday before St. James the Apostle, 1368. Seal.
[Line.] B- 765. Grant by Thomas Carter, of Nether Burnham, to the prior
of the House of St. Mary within the Isle of Axholme, of land in Nether
Burnham abutting on the road from Haxay to Epworth. 10 August,
11 Edward IV.
[Warw.] B. 766. Grant in frank almoin by Walter son of Amfrid de Bereford,
to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in Radeclive, Holecumbe, ' le Leadieh',
Culvresslade, High Watlesburn, Lower Holecumbe, Brondred, Tolowe,
and Rueclive in the territory of Bereford, and also of the homage and
service of William de Elvedon. Witnesses : — Roger de Cherlecot', Eustace
Putot, Roger de Hwitford,and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 767. Confirmation by Henry de Nepferd' to the monks of Bordesley,
to hold in frank almoiu, of the grants of the lands held by them, on the day
of the Purification, 16 Henry III., of his fee in the vill of Bereford, and
which they had of the grants of Walter son of Amfvid do Bereford, Robert
de Nepford, Geoffrey, tlie prior of Teflesford, Simon de Elvedon, William
de Elvedon, Ralph Levremon, and Amfrid son of Walter de Bereford.
Witnesses: — Stephen de Sedgrave, Peter de Sancto Eadv/ardo, William de
Camvilla, John Duruassal, John de Ludebroc, Simon de Bercheston,
William de Sancto Eadmunclo, then sheriff, Thomas Peissun, and Ralph de
Lamore. 16 Henry III. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 768. Grant by Thomas Grene, son and heir of Thon:as Grene, to
Thomas Kyngson, in consideration of the latter's services for the recovery
of the marsh of the manor of Burgh Asshe in Plumstede, of a yearly
sum payable out of that manor. 3 December, 22 Edward IV. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
287
[Warw.] B. 769. Grant in frank alraoin by Hugh cle Burleia, sou of William
de Burleia, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land lying between Burleia and
Suangr' upon Wohvardinghul, in the Grene Slade, Kembislowe next
' le Merlond ' of Eaclricheston, Little Wolwardinghul, Wodeweise, and
' le Warthinghnl ' in the field of Burleia (Bcarley). Witnesses: — William
de Wilmecote, Peter do Wolvvardinton, William de Walefbrd, and ot.hers
(named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 770. Grant iu frank almoin by Hugh de Burleg', son of Nicholas
deBurleg', with the consent of John de Burleg'. his lord, lo the abbey of
Bordesley, of land in Burleg' (Bcarley). Witnesses : — Simon Bagod, Alan
de Blez, William de Buniuton, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.J B. 771. Grant in frank alrnoin by Amfrid son of Walter de Bereford.
to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in Mnlwrlung towards the Avon in
the territory of Bereford. Witnesses : — -Roger de Cherlecot', Eustace
Putot, Roger Balance, and others (named). Seal.
[Wnrw.] B. 772. Grant in frank almoin by Robert son of William de Burleia,
with the consent of William, his lord, to the abbey of Bordesley, of a grove
abutting upon Stoniewei and Fenniepole in Burleia (Bearley), and also of
land there. Witnesses : — Absalon de Aldr', Roger de Cherl', Alan de
Blez, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 773. Grant in frank nlmoin by Robert son of Amfred' de Bereford,
to the abbey of Bordcsley, of land abutting on the road from Bereford near
Warwick to Watersland, in the territory of Bereford. Witnesses : —
Walter de Wuluardinton, Simon de Stok', William de Burl', and others
(named). Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 774. Acknowledgment by Henry de Napford that he holds the mill
of Bereford from William, abbot of Bordesley, with a covenant not .to
injure the mill of 'la Lee,' and to erect certain bounds at Alrefford above
the level of which the water was not to be allowed to rise. Witnesses : —
Stephen de Segrave, Peter de Sancto Edwardo, William de Camvile,
William de Sancto Edmundo, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Sussex ?] B. 775. Grant by William son and heir of Stephen Franceys, to
Geoffrey de Woknelle and Walter his son, of a yearly rent issuing out of
a messuage called ' Overdale ' in the vill of Burgrhsse. Sunday before
Palm Sunday, 1314, 8 Edward II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 776. Covenant between the abbot and convent of Bordesley and
Elizabeth, relict of Alexander le Blti, relative to a demise by her to the
said abbot of lands in the field of Bur' (Bearley), in Sterf furlung border-
ing upon the road leading from Stratford, in Wotton, Blakebroc and
Hokinde Stret. Witnesses: — Simon de Stok', William Franceis, and
others (named). A.D. 1251. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 777. Grant by John de Burgate, of Chiggewelle, co. Essex, to Peter
de Pakenham, of the lands called ' Burgateslongeredenes' abutting upon
the highway in the forest of Waltham, which leads from London to
Eppynggehetho, and also on the road leading to Monekenebukhurst.
1 April, 1 5 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 778. Release by Adam de Essebi and his wife, Juliana de Burle,
daughter of Isabella de Burle, to the abbot of Boxley of their right in
a yearly rent issuing out of land lying between Meilefeld and Estfsld in
Burle (in the parish of Boxley.) Witnesses : — Richard Birch, Peter de
Burle, and others (named). A.D. 1246. Seals broken.
288
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Warw.] B. 779. Demise by Elizabeth, late wife of Alexander le Bluu, to the
abbot and monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Burley in
Elrefurlung, nt Blakebroc upon the road leading from Wotton, at Stratford
and in the Hoginde Strete- Witnesses : — Simon de Stoke, William
Franeevs, John de Cotewilo, and others (named). A.D. 1249.
[Kent.] B. 780. Demise by Thomas Howe and William ntte Berwo to John
Pastron, of a messuage containing seven acres of land nt Burlegh in the
parish of Boxley. The Epiphany. 16 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 781. Sale by William son of William son of Roger do, Stanford, to
William son of Edelina de Stanford, of lands in the field of Burleia, in
' Blolondes ' Field, and abutting on the road from Stanford to Pilesiate.
Witnesses : — William de Watervilla, Henry Gaugi, Henry de Wakerle,
and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 782. Confirmation by John de Burleia, son of William de Burleia,
to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of the grant of the land
and messuage with its appurtenances in Burleia (Bearley) which Gerard
his nephew, son of his brother William, had held of him and had granted in
fee farm to the said monks ; and also other land called Upper ' Stretacre '
and land lying opposite to Kembreslawe, late the property of Guthlacus,
jiaying for the same a yearly rent of eightpcnce. Also a further confirma-
tion to the said monks of a messuage in Burleia. which Geoffrey the Smith
(fabcr) had held, and which his said nephew had also convej'ed to them,
they rendering yearly for the same one pair of white gloves. Witnesses : —
Stephen, then chaplain of Burleia, Robert de Valle, William do Eadric-
lieston', William Gery and Thomas Gory of Burleia, Nicholas de Vado, and
Robert de Kirkeby of Eadricheston. Seal.
[\Varw.J B. 783. Grant in frank alrnoin by Hugh de Burleia, son of William
de Burleia, to the monks of Bordesley, of lands in the field of Burleia upon
Wuluardingulle, in Kembrisloue next 'le Mere londe ' of Edrichistone,
Little Wuiuardingulle, Pleisthorne, Wodeweie and Whattingulle. Wit-
nesses : — William de Wilmekote, Peter de Wuluardintone, William de
Walleforde, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 784. Grant by Robert son of William de Btirlciii, to his brother
Hugh, of lauds and messuages, &e., in the territory of Burleia. Witnesses : —
Robert de Bosco, William de Buninton, Thomas de Kinton, Robert do
Waleford, and others (named). Seal broken.
[Herts] B. 785. Confirmation by Ralph son of Fulk to the church and house
of St. Mary, Anglesey, of the donation of land in the vill of Bcrle (Barley),
which Henry de Stikewand had sold to the brethren of that house.
Witnesses : — Henry de Stikewand, Robert Painel of Meldeburne, Ralph
de Bendene, and others (named). Fragment of seal,
[Warw] B. 786. Release by Alina, relict of William de Burleia, to the abbot
and convent of Bordesley, of her right in a third part, as dower, of the
land, meadows, and pastures in Burleia, which her said husband had granted
to that house. Witnesses: — Hugh Aguilun, Hugh de Blez, Thomas do
Stoke, Thomas de Waleford, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 787. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleya, son of William
de Burleya, to the monks of Bordesley, of land with a messuage and rents
in Burleya, rendering yearly to the chief lord of Snitenefeld eighteen pence.
Witnesses: — Peter de Wrwardint, William de Waleford, Roger de White-
ford, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 289
[Warw.] B. 788. Confirmation by John de Burleia to tlie monks of
Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of the grant by Hugh his uncle
to that house of land and messuages in Burleia. Witnesses : — William
Cumin, Simon Bagod, Alan de Blez, Eobert de Waleford, and others
(named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 789. Grant in frank almoin by William Praunceys, son of William
Fraunceys of Burleia, to the monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent payable
by Robert Fraunceys, son of Ralph Fraunceys of Burleia, for a curtilage
in Burleia. Witnesses : — Nicholas le Rower of Warewick, William
Moryu' of Snitenefeld, William do Burleia, and others (named). Seal.
[Line.] B. 790. Release by Alice daughter of Elias atte Tounende, to Ralph
son of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in land in the upper field of
Brunham, which he had of the grant of Robert son of Nicholas de
Brunham. Witnesses: — Thomas de Brunham, Robert Takel, Thomas
Brun, and others (named).
[Wanv.] B. 791. Demise by Ralph Geri, of Burleye, to the abbot and convent
of Bordesley, of a messuage with a curtilage and land, and also of a rent
in Burleye. Witnesses : — Hugh de Bleez, William Franceys, and others
(named). 8 Edward 1. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 792. Release by William de Wellesburn, rector of the church of
Bereford, to William Harpecote, of his right in the lands and tenements in the
vill and fields of Bereford near Warwick, and in a licence for hunting aud
having a chase, and of fishing in the Avon, with common of pasture, which
with I he said William Harpecote he lately had of the feoff ment of John
Nafford, lord of Bereford. 6 September, 20 Edward II.
[Warw.] B. 793. Release by Margery Janyns, ' daughter of John Janyns of
Bereford, widow, to Geoffrey de Lucy, clerk, of her right in a messuage
and croft in the vill of Bereford. Friday after St. Agatha the Virgin.
8 Edward IIT. Fragment of seal.
[\Vsrw.] B. 794. Grant in frank almoin by Dionisia daughter of Walter
son of Reginald, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the field cf Bereford
.•ind pasturage for one hundred sheep. Also confirmation of the grant of
land and pasturage made by her brother Henry. Witnesses : — Roger de
Cherlecot', Master Nicholas de Cruce, Simon, parson of Bereford, Henry
(he clerk do alto foro, William de Cuiii, Walter de Aevilla, William de
Cherlecot', and Herbert Putoth, knights, and others (named).
Endorsed : Carta Dionisie de Bereford. Seal,
[\Varw.J B. 795. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burlcya, son of William de
Burleyn, to the abbot and monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent, which he
was accustomed to receive from them for land in the territory of Bui-leya.
Witnesses : — William de Eadricheston', William de Waleford, William Geri,
and others (named). Seal.
Warw. B. 796. Grant by William Elis, William Hopkyns, Robert Comaunder,
and Robert Boteler, to Ellen, lato the wife of Thomas Upton, as her dower,
of a yearly rent issuing out of lands and tenements in the vill and fields of
Bereford, which they had of the feoffment of Nicholas Uptone, son and
heir of the said Thomas Uptone. Sunday after St. Bartholomew the
Apostle, 31 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 797. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph Lovermon, of Bereford, to
the monks of Bordesley, of land in Bereford. Witnesses : — Peter de
Harlaunde, Nicholas de Lee, Roger Cosin, and others (named). Seal.
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[ ] B. 798. Grant in frank almoin by John de Burlcia to the monks of
Bordesley, for prayers for himself, his wife, and for John his son, &c., of land
in Small Thorncs Putte in tlie field of Burleia. Witnesses :— Peter de
Whvurdinton, William de Eadricbeston, William de Waleford, William son
Of Richard Gery, and others (named). Seal.
[Kent.] B. 799. Grant by Margery Counsell, of Boxley, to Richard Serle, of
the same place, of a garden at Burle. Feast of St. Lucy the Virgin, 13
Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] B. 800. Release by Alan de Berle to the canons of Anglesea, of his
right in land belonging- to Agnes, his late mother, in the vill of Berle
(Barley). Witnesses : — Richard de Oristeshale, parson of the church of
Berle, John de Ry, Ralph de Bendene, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 801. Release by John de Nafford, lord of Bereford, to William de
Wellesborne, parson of the church of Bertlynsre, of his right in the messuage
and lands which the said William held in the vill and field of Bereford.
Friday after Michaelmas Day, 14 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 802. Release by John de Nafford, lord of Bereford near Warwick,
to Henry, the minister, and the brethren of the house of the Holy Trinity
of Thevelesford, of his right in the lands of that house lying in the fields
and territory of Bereford. Conversion of St. Paul, 26 Edward I.
[Warw.] B. 803. Grant by John de Nafford, lord of Bereford, to William do
Wellcsbourne, rector of the church of Bereford, and William de Welles-
bourne, Warden (Custodi) of the chapel within the Castle of Elmeleye, of
lands with common of pasture in the fields of Bereford, in Louwehetzforlong
extending to the road to Warwick, Heydeneforlong abutting upon the path
to Le Louwhetz, at Pleistouwe bordering upon land called ' Sewardes-
forlong,' and extending to the land of the House of the brethren of
Thelesfbrd and land ' Ate puttes.' St. Valentine's day, 5 Edward II. Seal.
[W'iinv.] B. 804. Release by Dionisia, daughter and one of the heirs of
Geoffrey Luffen of Bereford, near Warwick, to Robert le Walkere, of
Bereford, of her right in land and tenements in the vill and field of Bereford.
Sunday after the Annunciation, 39 Edward 1H. Seal, broken.
[Warw.] B. 805. Grant by Thomas Knyght, clerk, to John Parker, rector of
the parish church of Bereford, and Robert Waldene, of Warwick, of lands,
tenements, rents, and services, in the vill and fields of Bereford, and of a
fishery in the waters of the Avon, which formerly had belonged to Katherine
Luffe, late the wife of William Harpecote of Warwick. 8 June, 21
Richard II. Seal.
Herts. B. 806. Letter of attorney by John Beaugraunt, the elder, Robert
Twyer, of London, William Bunch, rector of the church of Reede in the
co. Hertford, William Cox, of Roiston, and Simon Kirkeby, chaplain,
who, having granted to Dionisia Lopham, John Brycet, chaplain, John
Bally, William Walkerne, Thomas Aleyne, John Whatelee, and William
Botreaux, the reversion of certain messuages, tofts, lands, meadows, rents,
and services in Buntyngford, Aspedene, Leyston, and Alswyk, and of a
tenement in Buntyngford, all which had been granted by them to Alice,
late the wife of Thomas Wallyngton of London, for the term of her life,
appointed Thomas Home, of Bokelond, to require William Marcheford, of
London, and the aforesaid Alice his wife, to attorn to the said Dionisia and
the other above mentioned persons. 6 March, 7 Henry IV. Seal.
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[Herts.] B. 807. Grant by Richard Anggate, otherwise Richard Jope, of
Buntyngford, and Isabella, his wife, to Robert Tebaud, of Aspeden, John
Godard, of Bunlyngford, and John Sperner, of that place, of a tenement
with a house built thereon in Buntyngford. Sunday before SS. Philip
and James. 10 Henry IV. Seals.
Herts. B. 808. Letter of attorney by John Olney, of London, and Robert
Fitz Robert, the younger, for John Lane, of Codreed in the county of
Hertford to deliver to Roger Floor, of the county of Rutland, John Tilby,
clerk, and William Maltby, of London, seisin of the reversion of lands,
messuages, tenements, &c., in Buntyngford, Aspedene, Lcyston, and
Alswyk, held by Alice, late the wife of Thomas Wallyugton of London, for
the term of her life. November, 2 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] B. 809. Release by John Tilby, clci-k, to John Olney, of London, and
Robert Fitz Robert, the younger, of all his right in the reversion of lands,
messuages, rents, and set-vices, held by Aline, late the wife of Thomas
Wallyngton of London, for the term of iier life, in Buntyngford, Aspedene,
Leyston, and Alswyk, and which they had of tlie feoffment of John
Shad work of London. 24 October, 2 Henry VI.
[Warw.J B. 810. Demise by Robert Amfrey to the abbot and convent of
Bordesley, of land in the territory of Bereford. Witnesses: — Walter de
Wuluardinton, Simon de Stok', William de Burleye, and others (named).
About the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, 1256. Seal.
[Line.] B. 811. Grant in frank almoin by Richard Takel, of Bruuham, to the
canons of Suleby, of land at Godvikeshawe and Blesepit in Brunham.
Witnesses : — Robert Takel, Geoffrey de Brunham, Norman de Estlund,
and others (named).
[Herts.] B. 812. Letter of attorney by William Maltby, of London, for John
Say, to deliver to R:.bert Whityngham, esq., William Basset, clerk, John
Sandon, of Sandon, and John Eudet, of Therefeld, seisin of the lands,
tenements, rents, and services, in Buntyngford, Aspedene, Leyston, and
Alswyk, which Alice, late the wife of Thomas Wallyngton of London,
then held for the term of her life. 8 February, 23 Henry'VI. Seal.
[Herts.] B. 813. Grant by Walter Jurdau to William son of Thomas do
Bordesdene and Isabella, the grantor's daughter, of mcssunges with
buildings in the hamlet of Buntingford and parish of Lefstonescherch, and
another mersuage in the same hamlet in the parish of Alsewyk, with lands
in Refold in the parishes of Lefstonescherch and Throkyng (Throcking),
and in a field ci.lled ' Defstoncscherch feld' in the parish of Wydihale, with
other lands at Bunlingford. Thurs lay after the Annunciation, 16 Edward I.
[Wurw.J B. 814. Release by Nicholas Warrevvyk to Thomas Knyght, clerk, of
his right in lands, tenements, rents, services, &c., in Berford, and in a
fishery in the Avon, late the property of Katherine Luffe, widow of William
Harpecote of Warwick. Trinity Sunday, 21 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 815. Grant by Hugh de Btirleie to Gerard, his nephew, of land and
messuages in Burleie, viz. the land which his brother Robert the monk
(monacus) had given to the said Gerard, rendering yearly for the same a
pair of gloves. Witnesses : — Robert de Offewur', Peter de Wuluardintone,
William do Edrichistone, William de Waleford, Alan de Bles, and others
(named).
Endorsed : Hugh the younger. Seal.
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Eutl. B. 816. Demise by John Massi, knight, Arthur Damport, Ralph de
Egerton, William Brerreton, Thomas Bernard, clerk, John Fox, of Ty,
and John Inr.e, to Hugh Browe, knight, of the manor of Wodehed and the
udvowson of the church of Bregcasturton. Thursday ;ifter the Assumption,
10 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 817. Grant by Robert son of Robert le Lauond, of Great Kerbrokc,
to Richard de Ryselee, of that place, of land in Kerbroke [Carbrooke] in
le Estmedewe'. Sunday before the Annunciation, 13 Edward II. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 818. Gnint by Henry son of John Elys, of Great Kerbrok'
[Carbrook], to Richard de Ryselee, of the same place, Joan his wife,
and John, their son, of a messuage and land in Great Kerbrok', and of
land in the field called ' Knytiscroft.' Tuesday after Michaelmas Day,
10 Edward III.
Norf. B. 819. Demise by Robert George, of Great Carbrok, clerk, and
Thomas Penyman, of the same place, to John Ilys'e, of Carbrok, son and
heir of Thomas Rysle, and to Margaret, his wife, of lands and tenements,
rents, and services, in the vills of Great Carbrok, Little Carbrok, Ovyngton,
Skulton, Watton, Lettou, Schipdam, and Cransworth, of which the said
demisors had been enfeoffed by the said John Resle by deed dated
20 November, 2 Richard III., to hold for their lives and the life of tlic
survivor, with remainder to Henry Heydon, esq., Nicholas Ovy, Thomas
Caus, of Norwich, John Palmer, of Costeley, James Perry, clerk, rector of
church of Skulton, and Ralph Platscott, of Sliypdam, for the purpose of
carrying out the last will of the said John Rysle. 28 November,
2 Richard III. Fragment of seal.
Norf. B 82O Demise by John Ryslee. knight, to Elizabeth Eyr', late the
wife of William Eyr', of all hinds, tenements, &c., in the vills of Great
Karbroke, Little Karbroke, Ovyngton, Watton, Sahara (Sahain Touey),
Asdvyll (Ashill), Shypdam, Cranews, Rysynge, Skulton (Scoulton), Eyrston,
and elsewhere in Norfolk, late the property of his father John Ryslee, esq.
4 October, 24 Henry VII.
Norf, B. 821. Demise by Roger Causec, of Shropham co. Norfolk, John
Rote, chaplain, and John Gautroit, of Great Kerbrooke, to John Rysle, sou
and heir of Thomas Rysle, of Kerbrooke, and to Margaret his wife, of lands
and tenements, rents and services, &c., which they hud of the fcolfinent of
the said John Ryslc, in the vills and fields of Great Kerbrooke, Little
Kerbrooke, Ovyngton, Skulton, Walton, Letton, Shipdam, and Crau worth.
2(5 September, 1440. Seals.
B. 822. Demise by John Danyell, prior of Anglysseye, and the convent
of that place, to Clement Fuller, cook, of Cambridge, of a tenement with a
house and garden in « Les Whitechanownez ' in the town of Cambridge. .
10 December, 23 Henry VT. Seal.
B. 823. Grant by William Amy, of Ilytchyn, chaplain, kinsman and
heir and executor of Andrew do Hytchyn, late of Cambridge, to John de
VYVston, of that town, of land in 'le Carmei'eld ' in the field of Cambridge.
Witnesses: — Philip Cayly, the mayor, and William de Lolleworth, Henry
le Clerk, Geoffrey de Wanvyk, Richard de Thacstcd, the bailiffs of Cam-
bridge, and others (named). Thursday aftei St. Hilary, 20 Edward III.
Seal broken.
[Heref.] B. 824. Grant by Thom.is Towneshend and Joan his wife to their
son John Toxvnesend, the elder, of messunges and lands in ' le Calowe '
abutting on the high road towards Hereford, and other messuages and
lands in the field called ' le Calowefeld.' Sunday after the Invention of
the Holy Cross, 2 Edward IV. Sea/s.
Camb.
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293
[Wore.] B. 825. Release by Richard Rys to John Sunnebury, parson of the
church of Little Comberton, Roger Gaunt, vicar of the church of
St. Andrew of Persliore, John Dugge, vicar of the church of Aldermeston,
and Walter Tandy, chaplain, of his right in the manor of Harleye, and in
. lands, &c., in Caldewelle, Walcote, and Wyke, and elsewhere within the
hundred of Persliore. Sunday after the Purification, 14 Richard II.
Seal.
Camb. B. 826. Grant by Katherine, relict of Geoffrey de Meleford le Verer
of Cambridge, to John de Meleford le Verer of the same place, and Mabil
his wife, of a tenement and buildings in the parish of St. Edward in the
town of Cambridge. Witnesses : — Simon de Stokton, the mayor, and
William Thurroe, John de Cumbertou, Reginald Shepherd (Bercarius),
Robert de Legford, bailiffs of the town of Cambridge, and others (named).
Sunday before the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 32 Edward I. Seal.
[ ] B. 827. Grant by Thomas son of Geoffrey Datby of Dylingthone, to
William son of Alan de Upheys and to Petronilhv his wife, of land called
'Wycroft' in (he mede of Bychehamstede. Dillington, Sunday after
St. Peter in cathedra, 35 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[N'harap.] B. 828. Grant in frank almoin by William Costentin, of Bifeld, to the
nuns of Cateby, of land at Godrikesgore in the field of Bifeld. Witnesses :
— Sinion de Verni of Bifeld, Philip Alard, Ralph do Purston, and others
(named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 829. Grant in frank almoiu by Thomas son of William de Berton
to the monks of Bordesley. of lands in Wlfhameshull, and elsewhere, in the
field of Berton. Witnesses : — Richard, parson of Budiford, Ralph the
chaplain of Budiford, Ralph de Broma, and others (named). Seal.
Calais. B. 830. Grant by William de Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, and Lord
of Man, to Thomas Strete, of lands and tenements, rents, services, and
reversions in the town of Calais. 16 July, 14 Richard II. Seal.
Camb. B. 831. Demise by Thomas de Dully ngham, Simon his brother, chaplain,
and Ralph Malverne, chaplain, of Borewell, to John de Brynkele and Joan
his wife, of lands, tenements and rents in Borewelle, Swafham Priour and
New Market (Novum Mercatum), to hold as fully as John de Dullyngham
had held them of the feoffment of Thomas son of John son of Peter de
Borewell. Morrow of Michaelmas, 23 Edward III. Seal.
C1B. 832. Grant by Robert de Buskeby, son of John de Pothow, to
Adam son of Peter the Marshall (Marescalli) of Skelton, of a messuage and
land in the vill and territory of Buskeby. Sunday after St. Edward the
King, 30 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Warn-. B. 833. Grant by John Shukkeburgh, lord of Shukkeburgh, and
Thomas Shukkeburgh his brother, and John Brevrs, bailiff of the abbot of
Stonley, to William Hancoke, chaplain, and Edward Skynuer, of
Kyngeshull, of lands, tenements, &c. in the vill and fields of Burycote
which they had had of the grant of Robert Saget, clerk, rector of the
church of Wotton Glanvyle co. Dorset, and John Saget, clerk, rector of the
church of Enham next Andover co. Southampton, sons and heirs of John
Saget of Burycote aforesaid. 29 March, 1 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 834. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Turstau, of Buniuton, to the
monks of Bordesley, of land upon Caldewellehull [in Buninton]. Wit-
nesses: — Robert, parson of Buninton, Henry, lord of that vill, Simon do
Aldebur', Walter Helyas, and John de Waltona.
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[Warw.] B. 835. Grant in fee farm by Reginald Morin, of Berton, to the abbot
and monks of Bordesley, of divers lands in Berton, some abutting upon
' la Grenehaved Loud ' and some opposite the church of Budiford, and
part facing the mill of Budiford. Witnesses: — Geoffrey de Pancefod,
Ralph dc Brotn', Walter dc Cliva and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 836. Grant in frank almoin by Randolph Juxta Aquara of
Bertona, to the monks of Bordesley, of divers lands in the territory of
Berton upon the Hill, at Hassware, upon Hetlmlle and in Longehethlule ;
in roturn for which grant Ihe monks of Bordesley released to him their right
in a messuage with curtilage in the vill of Budiford. Witnesses: — Martin
de Bertona, John de Brome, Henry de Clyve, and others (naineu). Frag-
ment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 837. Grant in fee farm by Reginald Morin, of Berton, to the abbot
and monks of Bordesley of land abutting on 'la Grenehaved Loud" in the
field of Berton. Witnesses :— Thomas de Berton', Ralph de Bromr,
Geoffrey Pancefod, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 838. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph Morin to the monks of
Bordesley, of lands upon Blechemel, Aldewrthe, Uxehelde, next Dorsinton,
and upon Kingeshuttes in the vill of Bertun'. Witnesses : — Richard, parson
of Bud[iford], Alexander de Brom', Robert de Brome, Ralph de Brom', and
others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 839. Release by John son of Randolph Juxta Aqnam of Bertona,
to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of his right in the land
in Berton which they had of the grant of Alice Durdaunt. Witnesses : —
Martin de Bertona, Henry, lord of Olive, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[ ] B. 840. Grant by Robert son of .... de Auuers to the
canons of Chaucumbe, of the rent paid to him by the said canons for
property in Burton. Witnesses: — Robert de Chaucumbe, Simon dc
Cropperi, and others (named).
[ ] B. 841. Grant in frank almoin by Reginald Morin, of Berton, to the
abbey of Bordesley, for prayers for his own soul and for that of Rondolpli
his son, of ' Menehevedlond ' in the territory of Berton. Witnesses : —
Roger de Budiford, Walter de Cliva, Martin de Berton, and others (named).
Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 842. Grant in frank almoin by Richard son of Robert de North-
ampton, to the nuns of Catesby, of lands within and without the vill of
Byfeld, rendering yearly for the same to the chief lord of that fee a pair of
gilt spurs or sixpence at Easter for every service. Witnesses : — Simon dp
Thorp, sheriff of Northampton, Roger de Whelton, and Philip de Esseby,
knights, Alan de Nevile, Richard Basset, and others (named). [32-31
Henry III.]
Somers. B. 843. Command by William, abbot of the house of St. Mary Graces
by the Tower of London, to his officers in co. Somerset, to raise the distraint
for the homage due from Thomas Sambrook for lands in Bykofold, and
for the services due for the manor of Blakedon. 9 February, 6 Henry IV.
French. Seal.
[ITantf.] B. 844. Demise by Thomas Hunspyll, prior of Brommore, to Geoffrey
Boi don, of two granges at Boleberne with a close called ' Bolecroft '
and certain tithes in the field of Upper Brommore. Michaelmas Day,
14 Henry VI.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
295
[N'hamp.] B. 845. Grant in Crank almoin by Henry de Wilmeleyhton to the
canons of Esseby (Canons Ashby), of a house in Byfeld. Witnesses : — Simon
de Verni, Pliilip Alorrl, Ralph Costcnton', and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 846. Confirmation by Robert son of Richard de Norhamton', to
the house of Kuteby, of the grant made by his brother Richard to that
house, of land -within and without the vill of Byfeld. Witnesses : — Simon
de Torp, sheriff of Northamton, Roger de Wlton', Simon de Verny, William
le Costentyn, and others (named). [32-34 Henry III.]
[N'hamp.] B. 847. Grant by Robert son of Richard de Norhampton, to Richard
his son, of land in the vill of Bifeld, rendering yearly at Bifeld for the same
certain gilt spurs (quedam calcaria deaurata) or sixpence, and one penny
at Easter for every service, exaction and custom or demand, foreign service
excepted. Witnesses: — Robert Passelowe, Henry de Bathon, sheriff of
Northampton, John de Hulecote, and others (named). [18-24 Henry III.]
Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 848. Demise by Joan Ayschcby, prioress of Catesby, to Thomas
Heynns, of Byfeld, of the manor of Byfeld, for a term of years from
Michaelmas, 2 Henry IV.
[N'hanip.] B. 849. Grant in frank almoin by Helyas Coustautin, of Bifeld, to the
nuns of Catesby, of land in ' la Longerede ' in Bifeld. Witnesses : — William
Hodineth, and Hugh de Capes, knights, Simon de Verney of Bifeld,
William Costeyn, and others (named). [Henry III.] Seal.
Glouc. B. 850. Release by Eleanor, widow of Alexander Brownyng, to Robert
Handy of all her right in the manor of I-Tethircote in Burgliton juxta
Sloughter, and in lauds and tenements in Burghtou aforesaid. 2 October,
12 Henry VII. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 851. Grant by Hugh de Bifeld to the canons of Esseby (Canons
Ashby), of a rent to be paid to them by Helias de Insula and his heirs
yearly for the land in Bifeld, which he held from the said Hugh de Bifeld.
Witnesses: — William Costin, Philip Alard Richard d'Uirini, and others
(named).
[Line.] B. 852. Release by William Marche to Ralph son of Thomas de
Brunham, of his right in land in a place called ' Snaiyinges,' in the fields of
Brunham, abutting upon ' le Grenegate.' Witnesses : — Thomas de Brunham,
Robert Takel, Robert Laundeles, and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 853. Grant in frank almoin by Arnabilia de Segrave, the lady of
Chaucumbe, widow, to the canons of Chaucumbe, of a yearly rent issuing
out of a messuage in the vill of Chaucumbe. Witnesses : — Roger de
Someri and John Perceval her sons, Richard de Leonibus of Warecurthe,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 854. Release by William Densy, son and heir of John Densy of
Chaucumbe, to the canons of Chaucumbe, of his right in lands [in
Chaucombe], late in the tenure of Edelina de Theuford. Witnesses : — John
de Lyouns, lord of Warkeworth, Richard de Whitacre, lord of Throp-
mundevile, and others (named). Thursday, the feast of St. Andrew the
Apostle, 3 Edward III. Seal.
Glouc. B. 855. Demise by Robert Handy and John Taillour to Robert
Taillour, of Burghton, and Thomas Long, or the manor of Nethercote in
Burghton, and of lands and tenements in Nethercote or Burghton aforesaid,
all of which they had lately recovered against Alexander Brownyng and
Robert Taillour. Witnesses : — Thomas Buryman, bailiff of Stowe, and
others (named). November, 2 Henry VII. Seal.
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B. 856. Confirmation by Thomas son of Thomas son of Saer de
Stokes, to the canons of Orbury, to hold in frank almoin, of the lands and
possessions, which they had of tho grant of Thomas de Estleya, in the
territory of Chelvredeschoto (Chilvers-Ooton), late the property of the
grantor's father. Witnesses : — Thomas cle Estlega, William de Hardieshul',
William de Cosinton, and others (named). Seal.
B. 857. Bond hy John Derby, of Stanligh, co. Somerset, hus-
bandman, to Thomas Greynfield, knight, Alexander Neuton, esquire,
Laurence Adams, William Boldey, William Nethewey, Richard Smyth,
John Raper, Robert Horsey, John Iluet, John Eaton, John Soper, Walter
Sarger, William Wilkyns, and William Bailly, conditional upon their
enjoying peaceable possession of lands in Serney. 9 June, 4 Henry VII.
Seal.
B. 858. Grant by Thomas Cok, of Chalk, to Richard Tebbold, of the
same place, of land called ' Wy velisland ' in the parish of Chalk. Feast
of St. Paulinus the Bishop, 34 Edward III.
B. 859. Grant by John Martyn, of Chalk, Reginald Halpeny, of
Northflete, and Thomas Davy, of Chorne, to Margery Thomelyn, of a
messuage and lands in Northfeld and Southfeld, and pasture for one beast
in Cheldrenhope in the parish of Chalk, all which they held of the
feoffment of John Thomelyn. Monday after the feast of the Nativity,
49 Edward III. Seal.
B. 860. Grant by Richard Turk, of Chalk, to John Martyn, of the same
place, of land in Westchalk Southfeld in the parish of Chalk. All Saints
Day, 7 Richard II. Seal.
Endorsed : This deed to be void if the said Richard Turk shald pay
to the said John Martyn twenty shillings before Michaelmas next.
B. 861. Grant by Cecilia, daughter of John Martyn of Chalk, to
Richard Tebold, of the same place, and Alice his wife, of pasturage in
a place called ' East Mersshe ' in the parish of Chalk. Feast of St. James
the Apostle, 7 Richard II. Seal.
B. 862. Letter of attorney by John de Montague, lord of Stokenhamm
and Werke, for Thomas Wyke to enter and take possession of tenements
in the vill of Chadelyngton held for life by Thomas Alboteston. 13 October,
41 Edward III. French. Fragment of seal. .
B. 863. Grant by Richard Martyn, of the parish of Chalk, to Richard
Tebaud, of the same place, of divers days-works of hind in Eastchalksouth-
feld, in the parish of Chalk. The Purification, 10 Richard II. Seal broken.
B. 864. Demise by Thomas Potekyn and Henry Hendon, of tho
parish of Chalk, to John son of John Potekyn, of that place, of land in
Westchalksouthfeld in the parish of Chalk, which they had of the feoffment
of Walter Bedyl. 1 May, 11 Henry IV. Seals.
B. 865. Grant by William Tumbyrwode, of the parish of Chalk, tn
John Tebaud the elder, of the same place, of pasturage in Eastmershe and
Westmersh in the parish of Chalk. 24 September, H Henry VI.
B. 866. Grant by Richard Smyth, of Shorone (Shorne), to John
Sedley, an Auditor of the Exchequer, William Mere, of Northflete, and
Wiliiam May, of Chalk, of a pasturage in Griaenstrete in the oarish of
Chalk. 24 March, 16 Henry VI.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
297
Kent. B. 867. Grant by Isabella Austyn, of the parish of Schorne, widow,
to Stephen Potekyn, of the parish of Chalk, of lands in Westfeld nnd
Eastfeld in the parish of Chalk. Michaelmas day, 16 Henry VI.
Kent. B. 868. Release by John Grove, of the parish of Chalke, to Richard
Martyn, of the same place, of his right in lands, tenements, &c., in the
parish of Chalke. 4 July, 23 Henry VI. Sea/.
Kent. B. 869. Release by John Herne, of Chnlke, to R ibort Hokc, of the
parish of Cobham, of all his right in :i tenement called ' Rycardes,' in
Dykestrete in the parish of Chalk, with all iis lands, marshes, &c. 6 May,
17 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Hants. B. 870. Grant by Edward Wyseman, esq., and Alice his wife, sister
and heiress of both Thomas Mongomery, knight, and of John Mongomery,
and by John Fortescue and Philippa his wife, to Thomas Tyrell, of Heyron,
knight, Andrew Wynsore, esquire, Thomas Jakes, and Robert Cornwales, of
the manor or demesne of Chalonghton ; with letter of attorney for Robert
Keersley and John Wyntershulle. 11 February, 20 Henry V1L Seals.
("Kent] B. 871. Grant by Richard Gawdre, of Cleve, and Daniel Gawdre, of
Cobham, co. Kent, to John Wylkys, Andrew Motard and John Kenet,
of Chatham, of a messuage with building thereon in Chathamstrete, and n
croft in the parish of Chatham, which had descended to them in right of
their mother Agnes Gawdre. Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, 9 Edward IV.
Seals.
Kent. B. 872. Grant by Robert Hembrcy, of Chuteham, to Thomas Reculver,
of a tenement in Chatham. 15 July, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
Kent. B. 873. Grant by William Hook, of Chatham, to Robert Hembery,
of the same place, of a tenement in Chatham. 13 April, 1 Henry VI.
Seal.
Kent. B. 874. Demise by William at Fenne, of Wroteham, to Walter
Sexteyn, John Sexteyn, and Richard Hastcleyn, of the same place, of
lands and tenements in the parish of Chatehaui, late the property of
Simon Chercheward, and which he together with John Sexteyn, deceased,
had of the feoffment of John Smyth. 8 September, 16 Edward IV.
[N'hamp.] B. 875. Confirmation by Simon de Verny to the prioress and convent
of Katesby, of . a pasturage pertaining to the vill of Cbarwalton
Witnesses : — Ralph de Hintone, William de Bray, Robert de Eydone,
Robert Wakelyn, and Nigel de Botindone. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 876. Demise by Walter Sexteu and John Sexten, both of Wrote-
ham, and Richard Hastelyn, to Robert Plomer, of London, Thomas Rygby,
of London, Thomas Ledys and John Levessoii, of Uerkyng co. Essex,
of the lands and tenements in the parish of Chatham, late (he property of
Simon Chercheward, which they had of the feoffment of William atte Fenne.
21 March, 19 Edward IV. Seals.
Kent. B. 877. Grant by John Wylkys and John Kenot to Augustine Forde,
of the parish of Chatham, Thomas Smyth the younger, John Smyth and
William Lorkyn of a messuage with buildings in Chathamstrete in the
parish of Chatham, which they had of the feoffment of Richard Gawdre, of
Cleve, and Daniel Gawdre, of Cobham ; upon condition that the said
Augustine Forde should make certain payments to the said John Wylkys.
Letter of attorney for John Kenot. 19 November, 4 Henry VII.
298
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Kent. B. 878. Counterpart of B. 877.
Endorsed: A. receipt by John Wylkys for payments by Awstynne
Forde.
Kent. B. 879. Grant by Augustine Forde, of the parish of Chatham,
Thomas Smith, the younger, and John Smith to John Fyneux, Chief
Justice of the King's Bench, Thomas Roche, one of the Barons of the
Exchequer, Hugh Clopton, alderman of London, and Edward Stephens, of a
messuage with its buildings in Chathamstrete in the parish of Chatham,
which they had of the grant of John Wylkys and John Kenot. Letter of
attorney for John Hardell. 8 February, 11 Henry VII. Seals.
Kent. B. 880. Grant by William Wattes, John Halle, John Hardell, the
younger, of Rochester, and John Smyth, of Chathamstrete, to John Fyneux,
Chief Justice of the King's Bench, Thomas Roche, one of the Barons of the
Exchequer, Hugh Clopton, alderman of London, and Edward Stephens, of
lands and tenements in the parish of St. Mary, Chatham, late the property
of John Growche. 5 January, 11 Henry VII. Seals.
[Wilts.] B. 881. Demise by Nicholas Sperawe, of Mere, to Eichard Willoghby,
esquire, of his estate in a cottage and garden in Sarum and land called
' Cokettisheies ' with lands and tenements in Lytton, Brymbytt furlong,
Castell Strete, Howell, Deanis Hill, ' le Farce land,' ' le Flexaland,' ' le
Brecheland,' Wyddenham and Maffesmede in Sarum. 1 September,
19 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
Somers. B. 882. Release by John Forster, presbyter, son of John Forster of
Cheddre, to Robert Cheddre, of Bristol, William Cheddre, Roger Sewnrd,
and William Drapere, clerk, of his right in lands and tenements in
Cheddre. 12 September, 3 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 883. Release by Simon Chircheward, of the parish of Chatham,
to John Sharp, of Benynden, Eobert Funtyner and John Basden, of
Hawkeherst, of his right in a messuage, croft, and marshland at Clmtham-
strete in the parish of Chatham, which they had of the demise of John
Smyth, the elder, who with others had held the same of the feoffment of the
said Simon Chircheward. 9 July, 2 Edward IV.
Surrey. B. 884. Release by John Marler, William Seler, and Thomas Dru the
elder, to Richard Dru, of their right in land and in a wood called. ' Synder-
hill ' at Lolleworth in the parish of Chertesey, which they had of the
feoffment of the said Richard Dru. 8 August, 9 Edward IV. Fragments
of seals.
[Essex.] B. 885. Grant by William at Cross (ad Crucem) of Chygewelle, to
John son of Richard de Redborue, of land in Chygewelle. February,
21 Edward I. Seal broken.
[Herts.] B. 886. Release by William de Middelton to Richard son of Richard
de Pir', of his right in lands, tenements, &c., which the prior and canons of
Theford ought to have held in the parish of Cesterhunte for the support of
a chantry in the chapel of St. Laurence in that parish, and which he had
by reason of the right of patronage or foundation of that chapol, the
right of the prior and convent being reserved. Witnesses: — William de
Batesford, John de Middelton, Robert de Cressebroc, and others (named).
[Derby.] B. 887. Confirmation by Matanye, prioress of Langley near Bredon,
of the grant by John de Barwe to Stephen de Chelaston, chaplain, of lands
in Chelaston. 2 August, 24 Edward III. French.
Endorsed: Chellardeston. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
299
[Hants.]
[Heref.J
[Surrey.]
[Surrey.]
[Surrey.]
Surrey.
Surrey.
B. 888. Grant by Walter Cobbe, son and heir of Hugh Cobbe, to
llichard Seyntebarbe and Matilda his wife, and Nicholas his son, of land in
a croft called ' Cheddreham ' in Statmede bordering on the fee of the said
Richard. Southbrent, the feast of St. Katherine the Virgin, 13 Edward II.
Endorsed: Cobbe. Northern'. Seal.
B. 889. Grant in frank almoiu by Robert Dymmoc, son of Robert
Dymmoc, to the canons of Brommore, of land in Cherlewode and upon
Ryhuile [in Brommore]. Witnesses: — Thomas Baudewyne, John de
Brommore, John de Netheravene, and others (named).
B. 890. Demise by Philip, abbot of Quarr, to Thomas and Richard
his brother, coopers (cuparii) of Portesmue, of the land in Cherc, to hold
in fee farm, which the convent held in frank almoin of the grant of
Hamole Bret and his son Richard. Witnesses* : — Ulyas de la Faleise,
Stephen de Stratune, William de Sancto Martino, and others (named).
[Henry III.]
B. 891. Assent by Roger, rector of the church of Stoca (Stoke) to
the grant by Richard son of Emelin, citizen of Hereford, with the consent
of Alice his wife, to the sisters of the Hospital of Cornebury, of land called
' Cherlccroft ' formerly purchased from Gilbert son of Ralph de Asperton.
Witnesses : — Walter do la Hyde, Walter de Esperton, William de la Hulle,
and others (named).
Endorsed: Warchhulle.
B. 892. Release by John Abell, of Chabam co. Surrey, Elizabeth his
wife, and Thomas Manory, son and heir of John Manory late of Chertsey
to Henry Wykys, of Chertesey, of their right in a tenement with a curtilage
and garden situate near the parish church of Chertesey, late the property
of William Manory father of the said John Mauory. Witnesses : —
Richard Lawrence, bailiff of the liberty of Chertsey, and others (named).
16 May, 10 Henry VII. Seal.
B. 893. Demise by William de Clyve, abbot of Chertsey, and the
convent of that place, to William de Pilketon, of the messuage, acquired by
John de Ruthwyk', formerly abbot of Chertsey, from John sou of Robert
Boycroft, in Chertsey. Sunday before the Annunciation, 40 Edward III.
B. 894. Demise by Isabella prioress of Langeley next BreJon, to
Peter de Chaddesdene and Stephen son of Godfrey de Chelewarton, of land
in the vill of Chelewarton. Witnesses : — Hugh de Ditchesworth', Ralph
de Bredon, Reginald de Wyveliston, and others (named). A.D. 1248.
Seals broken.
B. 895. Grant by John de Thorpe to John Kempe of a toft in the
parish of Chertsey. Sunday before St. Clement the Pope, 3 Richard II.
Seal.
B. 896. Grant by Thomas Thorpp of the co. Surrey, to Richard Drwe,
of Certeseye, of lands in Lolleworth in the parish of Certeseye. St. Martin's
day, 3 Henry IV. Seal.
B. 897. Release by Thomas Hert, otherwise Barbour, of Chertsey
co. Surrey, to Richard Drw, of the same place, of his right to tenements,
lands, &c., in the parish of Chertsey, which he, together with Nicholas
FitzJohn and Thomas Kent had of the feoffment of Edmund Drw.
20 November, 24 Henry VI.
300
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Surrey. B. 898. Grant by Richard Dru, of Chertesey, to William Manory, of
the smne place, of land and Wood called ' Synderhill ' at Lolleworthe in the
parish of Chertesey, in exchange for land lying in the fields and meadows
of Chertesey. 11! August, 9 Edward III. Fragment of seal,
Surrey. B. 899. Release by William Manory to William atte Seler, of his right,
in a croft of land at Lolleworthe. Thurs lay before All Saints Day,
9 Edward IV. Fragment nf seal.
Surrey. B. 900. Demise liy William II</rt, son and heir of John Hert, son and
heir of Thomas Hert, to Thomas Drue, the elder, of Chertesey co. Surrey,
of lauds, tenements, &c., in the vill and parish of Chertesey, late the
property of Edmund Drue, father of the said Thomas Drue, and which the
said Thomas Hert, John Stauuton and John Boys held of the feoffinent of
the said Edmund Drue. Letter of attorney for Richard Cade, of Chertesey.
14 February, 12 Edward IV. Seal.
Surrey. B. 901. Grant by William Drewe, son and heir of Thomas Drcwe, the
elder, late of Chertesey, to John Normanton and Henry Wykes, of the
same place, of lauds, tenements, &c., in the vills and parishes of Chertesey
uiid Thorpe. 2 April, 23 Edward IV. Seal.
Surrey. B. 902. Grant by William Seler, son and heir of Roger ate oeler of
Chertesey, to John Randolf and Henry Fitzjohn, esquires, of laud at
Stcvynton near ' le Barre ' in the parish of Chertesey. 2 June, 14
Edward IV. Seal.
Surrey. B. 903. Release by Peter Manory, late of Chertesey co. Surrey,
son of William Manory, to Richard Marland, of his right in a tenement
with a garden in the vill of Chertesey. 21 February, 12 Henry VII.
Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 904. Grant by Thomas Mauory, son and heir of John Manory of
Chertesey, to Richard Merland, Thomas Pnrvoche and Henry Wykes, of
lauds, tenements, &c., called ' Botlesepark ' in the parish of Chertesey.
29 October, 16 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 905. Release by Thomas Mauory, son and heir of John Manory
of Clierlescy, to Henry Wykes, of his right in lands, tenements, &c.,
called ' Botelese Park ' in the parish of Chertesey. 1 November,
1C Henry VII. Seal.
Surrey. B. 906. Release by John Abell, of Chabham co. Surrey, and Elizabeth
his wife, to Henry Wykes, of Chertesey, of their right in lands, pastures
and woods called ' Botles ' and Synder Hyllys,' formerly called ' Botles
Parke,' in the parish of Cherresey. 1 January, 17 Henry VII.
Fragments of seals.
Surrey. B. 907. Grant by Henry Wykes, of Chertesey, to John Bride, gent.,
"William Filoll', knight, Nicholas Hughson, Ralph Swillyngton, Thomas
Hildcshani, and others, of a messuage, curtilage and garden in the vill of
Chertesey, late the property of William Manory and which he together
with Richard Merland, Thomas Manory, of Aisshe, Robert Parys, Thomas
Purvoche and Walter Crumwell had held to the use of him the said Henry
Wykes. He further granted to the above named John Bryde and others
his field called ' Burtes Croftes ' otherwise ' Botlees,' late the property of
William Drue, in the parish of Chertsey, held by him to the like use with
John Normanton, William Hore and Hit-hard Parker ; and also the lands,
tenements, &c., called ' Botlespark,' late the property of John Manory,
which he had similarly held to the like use along with Richard Merland and
Thomas Purvoche. 2G April, 20 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
301
Surrey. B. 908. Conveyance by William Fyloll', knight, Nicholas Hughson,
Ralph Swillyngton, Thomas Hildersham, and other*, to John Bryde and
Catherine his wife of those lands (sec B. 907) which they had held
jointly with him of the grant of Henry Wykes in the parish o(' Chertsey.
Letter of attorney for Henry Wyke» and Thomas Cotyngham. 20 Novem-
ber, 22 Henry VII. Seals.
B. 909. Indenture between William Dic\ve, of Chertsey, and John
Bryde, of London, for the letting to the latter of lands and tenements in the
parish of Chertescy. 2 March, 23 Henry VII.
B. 910. Indenture between John Popham, knight, and Thomas
Wedon, John Underwoode, of Chcsham in the co. Buckingham, and others
relative to a yearly rent payable to him out of the manor of Chesham
Boys; and also to a demise lo him of the manor of Kollcston in the co.
Leicester. 4 January, 11 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 911. Release by Henry Poueshurst, son of Henry Poueshurst, of
the parish of Ledderode (Leatherhead), to Laurence do Wych, of the parish
of Chayham (Cheam), and Beatrix his wife, of his' right in a field called
' Pinchovesfeld ' and to a grove, way, water and other easements. Nativity
of the Blessed Mary, 18 Edward III. Seal.
B. 912. Grant by Mahaut, late the wife of John de Goldingham, to
Andrew Saddake, parson of Sodebroke, of the manor of Chikewelle. Friday
after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 10 Edward II. Seal broken.
B. 913. Release by Richard son of John de Insula of Netherbrunham,
to John son of Thomas de Brunham, and to John and Thomas sons of
William de Brunharn, of his right in land in the field of Nether Brunham.
Conversion of St. Paul, 1331.
B. 914. Grant by Robert, son of Ralph Takel of Haxay, to Ralph son
of Thomas de Brunham, of land called ' le Redesflatte' [in Brunham or
Haxay]. Witnesses: — Thomas de Brunham, Robsrt Laundeles, Thomas
Brune, and others (named).
B. 915. Letter of attorney by William Trycket, of Bernestone (Baru-
ston), forJohn de Gernet to deliver to Henry Gernet seisin of a messuage,
land and woodland, in the vill of Bernestone, to hold the same in fee,
Monday after St. Gregory, 28 Edward 1.
B. 916. Grant by Adam the Smith (faber) of Chigewelle, to Robert
Milcys, clerk, of land 'in the AVestmad in the vill of Chigewelle. Thursday
in seven days of Whitsuntide, 17 Edward II. Seal.
B. 917. Grant by Gilet Pecche, lord of Chigewelle, to Robert Mylis,
clerk, of land with a building thereon in Chigewelle. Day of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 17 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
B. 918. Demise by Robert Sandeforde, Robert Evyngham, clerk, and
Richard Quadryng, to John de S. Nicholas, of the parish of Asshe next Sand-
wich, of lands, tenements, rents, &c., in the parishes of Chystelet (Chislet)
and Lymne (Lympne) ju::ta Billerica, which they held of the feoffment of
William Brokman, of Asshctysforde, Richard Mayell, clerk, and John
Congherst, ofHaukeherst. 20 July, 34 Henry VI. Seals.
[Essex.] B. 919. Grant by William le Zhouge, of Chigewelle, to Robert de
Ilaghnm, knight, of land in 'lo Stanmede ' in the vill of Chigewelle, which
his father Robert le Zhouge had of the feoffment of Walter atte Clay of
that place. Monday before SS. Simon and Jude, 17 Edward II. Seal.
Surruv.
Bucks.
Lcic.
[Surrey.]
Kssex.
[Line.]
[Line.]
[Essex.]
[Essex.]
Kent.
302
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Wanv.]
[Essex.]
Essex.
TWarw.]
Warw.
Warw.
[Salop.]
[Salop.]
[Salop.]
B. 920. Grant in frank alinoin by Heury Frankeltiiu, oi' Chelvercscote,
to the prior and canons of Orbury, of land in Rowedeyhorneg', in the territory
of Chelvcrescote. Witnesses : — William de Seys, Geoffrey llussel, Robert
de Bollesovere, and others (named).
B. 921. Grant by Robert atta Lofte son oi' John atte Lofte of Chige-
welle, to Robert de Hagham, knight, of a messuage and lands in the vill of
Chigcwelle. Monday after St. Andrew the Apostle, 14 Edward II. Seal.
B. 922. Release by Agnes, late the wife of John del Hulle of Sheldon,
to William her son, of her right in lands, &c., in the vills of Chikwellc and
Berkyngge. Monday after Trinity Sunday, 18 Edward III. Fragment of
seal.
B. 923. Grant by Robert Betriche, of Asteleye, to Robert de Gaynes-
borowe, dean of Si. Mary's Asteleye, Edmund Wolfe, of Frollesworth,
William Morton, and John Bernard, chaplains, and others, of lands and
tenements with their appurtenances in the vill and fields of Chelverescole,
held by him of the feoffment of William Smith of Cheverscote. and of Agnes
Bischop, of Brokhirst. Wednesday, the feast of SS. Marcellinus and
Peter. 18 Richard II. Seal.
B. 924. Demise by Edward Bristowe, esquire, and William Horsley, to
Thomas Wolfe and John Hoton, both of Coventry, Robert Lambe and
Thomas Sampson, of lands, tenements, rents, reversions, &c., within the
parish of Chelverescoton' (Chilvers Coton) which they held of the feoffment
of William Roukhorne, of Coventry, and Agnes his wife. 5 January,
7 Edward IV. Seal.
Endorsed : Cancelled.
B. 925. Confirmation by Edward Hetryche, chaplain, son of Robert
Betryche of Asteley co. Warwick, of the grant by Richard WeralP son
and heir of Henry Werall' of Nuneton in the same county, to Richard
Hondt'ord, prior of Erdebury, Thomas Waldezeve, of Hurley, Thomas
Beaufytz, of Balsale, and John Leeke, of Nnneton, of lands and tenements,
&c., in the vill and fields of Chelverscoton which the said Henry Werail
had of the grant of Robert Betrych, father of the aforesaid Edward
Belrych. Translation of St. Martin the Bishop, 11 Edward IV. Seal.
B. 926. Grant by Hugh son of Hugh de Wdeuerton to Ph., prior of
Chirbury, and the canons of that place, of a messuage in exchange for the
messuage in Chirburi, which they had granted to him. Witnesses :— Th. son
of Wither, William de Meritun, William de Mulestune, and others (named).
B. 927. Grant by John de Wyttrue, of Chirburi. to William son of
Adam de Hocculton, and to Joan his wife, of lands, tenements, &c., in
Neutton and in the field of Bokenhwl in the fee of Chirburi. Monday after
All Saints Day, 44 Edward III. Seal.
B. 928. Covenant between Thomas Montgomery (de Monte Gomeri)
lord of Lydun, and Roger, prior of Chirbury, relative to a grant in frank
ahnoin by Adam de Monte Gomeri, knight, father of the snid Thomas do
Monte Gomeri, to the then prior of Chirbury, of his mills upon the Severn,
conditionally upon the priors of Chirbury having certain masses said by two
chaplains. Friday before St. Ambrose the Bishop, 4 Edward IF. Fragment
of seal.
B. 929. Grant by Robert the Chaplain (cappellanus), son of Adam
Tandy of Neuton, to William the Janitor (janitori) of Chirbury, son nf
Ithel the clerk (clerici), of a messuage in the vill of Chirbury. Wit-
nesses : — Richard, vicar of Chirbury, Robert de Wittr', William de Hokelton
and others (named). Thursday, Beheading of St. John the Baptist,
8 Edward II. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
303
[Witnv.]
[Salop.]
B. 930. Grant in frank almoin by Henry Frankelen, of Chelve escote
to the church and canons of Erbery, of land in the territory of Chelveres-
cote. Witnesses :— William de Seys, Geoffrey Russel, Robert de Bollesover',
and others (named).
B. 931. Release by Richard sou of Hugh de Chirbury to Gervase,
vicar of tlie church of Chirbury, of his right in lands and tenements in the
vill and fields of Chirbury and in Bulkenul. Sunday after St. Valentine.
29 Edward III.
B. 932. Memorandum of a demise by Walter de Haywode and Joan,
his wife, to Robert atte Vanne and Christina, his wife, of two curtilages in
CluDnenham in Bnlstr«>rlp anH nf lanrl Jn Wocfmo/io TVim-ori.,,, ;,, *i,«
Chippenham in Bolstrede, and of land in Westmede.
first week of Lent, 37 Edward III.
Thursday in the
[Warw.] ^ B 933 Grant in frank almoin by Henry son of Sampson de
Chelverescote to the prior and canons of Orbury, of a yearly rent issuing
out of a croft in the vill of Chelverescote. Witnesses :— William de Seys,
John de la Hyde, clerk, Geoffrey Russel, and others (named). Fragment
of seal.
[Warw.] jj_ 934. Demise by Thomas son of Simon de Stokes to the abbot of
Bordesley, of a meadow called ' Hidemedive ' and the moor lying between
Chimblesbrug' and the lower mill of the abbot of Radings in the territory
of Preston, for a term of forty years commencing from the feast of the
Invention of the Holy Cross, 1269. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 935. Grant in frank almoin by Thomas son of Hereward de
Merstoua, to the prior and canons of Orbery, of a rent issuing out of land
in the vill of Chelverescot'. Witnesses: — William de Seys, John de la
Hide of Merston, clerk, Geoffrey Russel, and others (named).
[Suff.] B. 936. Receipt by Richard Tybbay, of Middelton, to the prior and
convent of Ascheby Canons for two deeds relating to the manor of Stene,
and three others to the manor of Cavenedisch. which Henry de Pynkeny,
knight, had delivered for safe custody to the said prior. .3 November
29 Edward I. Seal broken.
[Somers.] B. 937. Demise by Simon de Meryeth, knight, to William Kyng and
William Will' of land and tenements with the soil of n wood called ' Newe-
wode ' in Serneye. Sunday after Michaelmas Day. 36 Edward III. Seals.
B. 938. Grant in frank almoin by Geoffrey Parent to the nuns of
St. Michael, Stanford, of land in Chinemeresenge. Witnesses : — Geoffrey
Bot', Geoffrey Cappere, Richard de Burg', and others (named).
[Somers.] B. 939. Grant by John Osbern, son of Philip Osbern, to Nicholas
Amorret, chaplain, and Thomas Coker, of a yearly rent issuing out of
lands, tenements, &c., at Serneye in the demesne of Taunton. Monday,
the Vigil of St. Bartholomew, 2 Richard II.
Endorsed: Cernehey. Seal.
[Somers.] B. 940. Demise by Thomas Oseborne to William Appelyn and
Wymark, his wife, of cottages with land in Serney. Feast of St. Gregory
the Pope, 10 Henry IV.
[Somers.] B. 941. Release by Henry Moleyns to John Osbarn the elder, of
Taunton, of his right in messuages, lands, &c, in Cerneheys in the manor
of Taunton. Morrow of the Ascension, 48 Edward III.
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[Somers.] B. 942. Demise by Thomas Fissher, Richard Colbrond, Richard
Apmeryke, William Dowdeuay and William Tryppc, to John Person of
J'clmcst', Agnes his wife, »nd John their son, of lands in Hamwode and
Stonevelde in Ceruey. 9 November, 9 Henry VII. Seal.
[Somcr.-.J B. 943. Demise by Thomas Fissher, Richard Colbrond, Richard
Apmeryko, William Dowdenay and William Tryppe to Robert Sinythe, of
Trull,' Margaret his wife, and John their son, of lands culled Me Mershe,'
' Cerney down Ilyll ' and ' Cerney ' in Cerney in the parish of Trull.
9 November, 9 Henry VII. Seal.
[Somers.] B. 944. Demise by Alexander Newton, esq., John Portman, Laurence
«. Adam, William Bolday, Richard Sinythe and others (named) to Robert
Clarke, of Trulle, Alice his wife, and Robert their son, of land in Cerney.
Valentine's Day, 21 Henry VII.
[Somers.] B. 945. Demise by Thomas Graynefilde, knight, Alexander Newton,
William Sydenham, William Netheway, Laurence Adam, William ISolday
and others (named) to Richard Smytho and Thomas his son, of lands in
Sernay. 1 March, 23 Henry VII. Seal.
[Bucks.] B. 946. Grant in frank almoin by Muriel de Ros, widow, to the
church and canons of Berncestr' (Burcester), of lands in the vills of
Kaveresfeld (Caversfield) and Stratton, with the capital court of Kaveresfeld.
Witnesses : — Roger de Aumauri, Ralph Harang, Ralph de Chetwde, and
Ernald Bisech, knights, and others (named). Seal.
[Hunts.] B. 947. Grant in frank almoin by Robert son of Walter de Dentun to
the .master and brethren of the Hospital of Stanley, of lands lying upon ' lo
Hole ' and abutting upon Ketelstanweye and • le Presseweye ' in Catteworth.
Witnesses: — Robert Russel of Grafham, Robert Wyne, Ralph de
Cattewith', and others (named). Seal.
Kent. B. 948. Release by John Hoo, esq., to the abbess of Syon, of his right
in the mansion houses, manors or rectories of Trewle (Throwley), Chellmm
(Chilham), and ' la Molesse ' (Molash), with all lands, tenements, mills, &c.
appertaining to the same. 13 July, 7 Henry VI.
[Keut.] B. 949. Attornment by William Hope, son of James Hope, to William
Dymbygh, prior of the Charterhouse, to whom Richard bishop of Winchester,
Robert Rede, knight, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, George Symon,
clerk, Bartholomew Westby, a baron of the Exchequer, and others (named)
iiad granted the reversion of the marshes called 'Ilolymerssh ' and
' Bylesnr.erssh ' in the parish of Chestlett (Chislet), which they had demised
to the said WTilliam Hope for a term of years. 31 January, 23 Henry VII.
Kent. B. 950. Demise by Richard, bishop of Winchester, Robert Redo
knight, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, George Symyon, clerk,
Bartholomew Westby, a baron of the Exchequer, and others, to William
Hope, of the marshes called ' Holymersshe ' and ' Bykesmersshe ' (sic) in
the parish of Chestlett. 25 January, 23 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 951. Grant by James Hoope, of London, to Richard, bishop of
Winchester, Robert Rede, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, George
Simeon, clerk, Bartholomew Westby, a baron of the Exchequer, and others
(named), to the use for life of his son William Hoope with reversion to the
prior of the Charier House, of two marshes called ' Bylemersshe ' »nd
' Holysmersshe ' in the parish of Chystlett. Letter of attorney for William
Byrde, 9 July. 22 Henry VII. Seal,
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[Kent.] B. 952. Demise by William de Hopilonde to Alexander do Wode, of
two marshes called ' Bilemersh ' and ' Rishope ' in the parish of Cistelet,
:ind also of a way leading from the latter marsh. December, 1251.
[Kent.] B. 953. Demise by William Brokeman, Richard Mayell, and John
Congherst, to William Kynton, of lands, tenements, rents and services
in the parishes of Chestelete and in Lynne (Lympne) juxta Belerica.
25 March, 32 Henry VI. Seal and fragments of seals.
Kent. B. 954. Release by William Brokman, of Asshetysforde, John
Cungherst, of Haukherst, and others (named), to John de St. Nicholas,
otherwise John Sennycolas, of their right to the lands, tenements, &c.,
formerly the property of his father Thomas, in the parishes of Chystelet
and Lymne juxta Billerica (Lympne). 3 August, 34 Henry VI. Sfbls.
[Essex.] B. 955. Release by Humphrey de Hastang' to Robert de Shareshull'
and William de Sheldon, of his right in lands in Chiggewelle and Berkyng',
which Thomas de Brailles, clerk, had of the demise of Robert Milys.
Witnesses : — John de Weston', parson of the church of Lalleford (Lawford),
and others (named). Friday before St. Barnabas, 14 Edward III. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 956. Demise by William Brokman, of Asshetysford, and John
Cungherst, of Hauklierst, co. Kent, to John de St. Nicholas, of the rever-
sion of lands, tenements, rents and services in the parishes of Chystelet,
and Lymne juxta Billerica, which they, with Robert Oxenbrigge and
Richard Mayell, the late vicar of Rolvynden (Rolvenden), had of the
feoffinent of the said John de St. Nicholas and John Home, the said
lands, &c. being held to the use for life of Margaret wife of the said John
de St. Nicholas. 1 August, 34 Henry VI. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 957. Demise by John de St. Nicholas, otherwise John Sennicholas,
of the parish of Asshe near Sandwich, to James Hope, of the parish of
Sturrey, John Isaak and others (named), of his right of pasturage in the
parish of Chystelet next the marsh called ' Holysmerssh.' 12 April,
36 Henry VI. Seal.
Essex. B. 958. Grant by William de Lamborne, chaplain, and Richard
Reignaud, of Lamborne, clerk, to Peter de Pakenham. of lands, rents,
tenements, 8ec., in the vill of Chigwelle, which they had of the feoffment
of William Haunsard, citizen of London. Wednesday before the
Annunciation, 10 Edward III. Fragment of seals.
Essex. B. 959. Release by Robert Mile, of Brochamton', to Agnes, late the
wife of John de le Hul of Sheldon, and to William her son, of his right iu
the lands which Richard Mile of Brochamton', after the death of Robert
Mile his brother, had held in Chicwelle, Westhache and Berkinge. Sunday
after the nativity of St. John the Baptist, 14 Edward III. Seal.
Kent. B. 960. Demise by William Kynton, of the parish of Great Chart
co. Kent, to John de St. Nicholas, of lands, tenements, uents and services in
the parishes of Chystlett aud Lymne juxta Bylleryca, which the grantor
had of the feoffinent of William Brokeman, Richard Mayell, and John
Congherst. 27 October, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
Essex. B. 961. Release by Matilda, daughter of William Persoun of
Lavenham, to John son of John de Goldingham, of her right in the manor
of Chigewelle. Monday after Trinity Sunday, 10 Edward III. Seal.
Esser. B. 962. Grant by Richard atte Bokhurst, of Chigewelle, to his son
John atte Bokhurst, of a messuage with a curtilage and land in the vill of
Chigewelle, the land lying in a field called 'Broklond' and a croft called
' Marioteorofl.' Conversion of St. Paul, 18 Edward II. Seal.
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Essex. B. 963. Indenture relative to the enfeoffinent of William Geruoun, ol
Theydenegernoun, Bartholomew le Palfreyman and Walter Meniwas by
John de Goldingham, of his manor of Chigewelle with the advowson of the
church of Chiggewelle, and the settlement of that manor, &c., to his own
use, with remainder, failing issue, to the said William Gernoun and Isabella
his wife and Ralph their son. Sunday, the feast of St. Edmund the
King, 8 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Essex. B. 964. Grant by John de Burgate, of Chygewelle, to Peter de
Pakenham, citizen of London, and Isolda his wife, of land called ' le Erode
Eye ' in Chigewelle. The Purification, 16 Edward III. Seal.
Essex. B. 965. Indenture between John de Burgate, of Wodeford and
a Chigewelle, and Peter de Pakenham, citizen of London, and Isolda his wife
relative to a demise to them of land, called ' le Erode Eye ' and ' la
Longerodenes ' in Chigewelle, and to his bond to them for sixty pounds.
20 March, 18 Edward III. Seal broken.
Essex. B. 966. Indenture relative to grant by John Charmau, called
' Mockyng,' citizen of London, to William de Melchebourne and Dernegolde
his wife, of lands and tenements in the vills of Chikewelle and Berkyng, and
to his bond given to them. Monday after St. Barnabas, 20 Edward III.
Seal.
Essex. B. 967. Grant by John Andrew, knight, of the co. Cambridge, John
Belton, clerk, and Matthew, vicar of the church of Chigewelle, to Alexander
Goldingham and Isabella his wife, of the manor of Chigewelle. 26 January,
7 Eichard II.
Essex. B. 968. Demise by Alexander Goldyngham, knight, of Chigwell, to
William atte Eee, of the same place, of land in Westmede and in the fields
called ' le Lee ' and ' Newehallefeld ' in the parish of Chigwell, and ' Golde-
hurstfeld ' in the parish of Berkyng. 10 July, 1 Henry IV. Fragments
of seals.
Essex. B. 969. Demise by Nicholas Picket, of London, to John Wyndhill,
of Berkyng, of lands, tenements, and houses, &c. called ' Bradfeld,'
' Anseford,' and ' Westmede ' in the vills of Chekewelle and Berkyng.
Michaelmas, 40 Edward III. Seal.
Camb., Essex, B. 970. Grant by Walter Goldyngham, knight, lord of Chygwelle, to
Hunt. Thomas Erpyngham, knight, Simon Brun, esquire, Thomas Halle and Edmund
Willesthorp, of the manor of Chygwelle, and lands, Ac. in Chygwelle and
Berkyng co. Essex, the manor of Eltesley co. Cambridge, and lands,
tenements, rents, and services in Great Grandesden' co. Huntingdon.
Henry IV.
Camb., Essex, B. 971. Counterpart of B. 97O. Fragment of seal.
Hunt.
Essex. B. 972. Grant by William de Cruce of Chigewelle, to John de
Eedburn and Isabella his wife, of land and five deywerkes of laud in the
vill of Chigewelle. Witnesses: — Thomas de Writele, Alexander Chige-
welle, Pulk de le Bokherst, and others (named) . Seal.
Essex. B. 973. Grant by Eichard son and heir of Thomas de Writele, to
Alexander son of John the Flesher (Alexandra filio Johanni Carnifici), of
Chigewelle, of land called ' le Blakesaker ' in the vill of Chigewelle.
Witnesses : — John de Goldyngham, lord of Chigewelle, Peter le Leykere,
Tulk de le Bokherst, William le Sayller, and others (named). [Edward I.]
Seal.
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Essex. B. 974. Release by Alexander son of Robert de Cheggewelle to John
de la Ree, of his right in a yearly rent payable to him by the said John
for the croft, in the vill of Chegewelle, late the property of Matilda
daughter of John West. Witnesses : — John de Goldingham, Fulk de
Bokhurst, William Sayler, and others (named). St. Martin's Day,
26 Edward I. Seal.
Kssex. B. 975. Confirmation by John sou of John le Herl to Martin son of
John, of the land which the latter held of his own grant in the vill of
Chiggewelle. Witnesses : — Alexander de Writah", Thomas de Writall',
Henry Sailler, and others (named). Seal.
Essex. B. 976. Grant in fee by William de Cruce of Chigewelle, to John
son of Richard de Redburne, flesher, and Isabella his wife, of land in
Chigewelle. Witnesses : — Thomas de Writele, Alexander de Chigewelle,
Fulk de Bokherst, William le Saylly, and others (named). [Edward I.]
Seal.
Essex. B. 977. Release by William le Pleytere, son of John le Pleytere, to
Giles Pecche of his right in the reversion, upon the death of Peter le
Leykeres, of land and tenements in the vill of Chigewelle. Witnesses :—
Robert de Hagham, Nicholas de Barnton, William Manywas, Richard ate
Bokhurst, and others (named) Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 978. Grant by Robert son of John ate Berne of Chigewelle, to
John sou of John de Goldingham, of the same place, of two parts of a
messuage with the reversion of the third part of the same house with a
curtilage and land, which Hawisia his mother held in dower, in Chigewelle.
Sunday after" SS. Peter and Paul, 15 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 979. Covenant between John le fitz Johan de Goddyngham and
Egelynege, late the wife of William le Plomer, of Heigham in Waltomes-
touwe, for a release to him, subject to provision for her maintenance, of
her right in a yearly rent issuing out of the manor of Chigewelle, and
which she held of his gift. Witnesses : — Robert de Hagham, Alexander
de Betoygne, and others. Monday after St. Laurence the martyr.
7 Edward III. French. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 980. Confirmation by John Hoo, esquire, to the abbess and
monastery of Syon of their estate in, and also a release of his right in
the mansion houses, manors or rectories with all lands, mills, &c., in Trewle
(Throwley), Chelham (Chilham), and " La Molesse " (Molash). 13 July,
7 Henry VI.
[Essex.] B. 981. Grant by William de Sceldone to William de Melcheborne,
and Dernergolda his wife, of a messuage, lands and rents in Chikewelle
and Berkynge. Monday after St. Hilary. 18 Edward III. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 982. Demise by Owen Griffith, of Causton, and Cecilia his wife, to
John Bysshoppe, of Norwich, William Kerre, Nicholas Stokes, and Stephen
Walengere, of lands, tenements, meadows, pastures, &c., in Causton, and
also a messuage and land in the field called " Boywoodield " in the vill of
Causton, all which they.had of the feoffment of Ralph Stannop, clerk, and
and Richard Browne of Twheyt (Thwaite). 27 September, 11 Henry VII.
Seal.
[Norf.] B. 983. Demise by William Howchyn the younger, of Felthorpe, to
John Kightwys, of Norwich, Thomas Davy and Robert Burgh, notary, of
two messuages in Overbeywood Street, and divers lands in free and base
tenures in Boywodefelde abutting upon Boywodegrene, which he by the
name of William Howchyn the younger, son of Richard Houchyn of
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Causton and of Alice his wife, with Peter Dobbys and John Clubbe,
had of the grant of the aforesaid Richard Houchyn and Alice. Another
demise by the said William Houchyn the younger and John Shillyng the
younger, of Boton, to the said John Rightwys, Thomas Davy and Robert
Burgh of land in Boywoodfelde in the vill of Causton, which the said William
and 7john had held of the feotfment of William ' Balev ' of Marsham. Letter
of attorney by the said William Howchyn and John Shillyng for John
Doraunt and Robert Thorp. 2 November, 9 Henry VII. Seal.
[Norf ] B. 984. Demise by Geoffrsy Hardyng and Richard Blome, of Causton,
to John Redele and Thomas Perteueye, of Salle, of messuages, lands and
tenements in the vills and fields of Causton and Heydon, late the property
of John Kype, which they with William Wegge, deceased, had held of the
feoffment of John Kipe, son of the said John Kipe. 14 January,
6 Henry VI. Seal.
fNorfl B 985. Demise by George Brygge, -brother of Thomas Brygge,
Thomas Lomnour and Richard Brown, of Twhayt, to John Rightwys, of
Norwich, John Rightwys, of Salle, and Thomas Davy of lands in Bey wode-
feld and Wyndemyllefeld at Pynhill in Causton, which they held of the
feoffment of Richard Brown and John Doraunte, both of Causton. Also
letters of attorney for Robert Grene of Salle. 26 January, 14 Henry VII.
Seal.
fNorf ] B. 986. Demise by John Brady, chaplain, to Margaret Metton, widow,
Thomas Brette, Robert Skynner, Thomas Suffen and Thomas Eston, of
Causton, of lands and tenements in the vills of Causton and Heydon, which
he had of the feoffment of the said Margaret Metton. Seal broken.
rNorf.1 B 987. Demise by Henry Eylesson, of Causton, Thomas Suffen,
Nicholas Crabbe, John Waterlande, and John Smyth, to John Legge, of
Causton, and Elizabeth his wife, John Heydon, knight, Thomas Woodows,
knight, Roger Townessend, esq., and others (named), of land in Bulleslade
in Causton, which they had of the feoffment of William Haddou. 13 April,
8 Henry VIII. Fragments of seals.
PNorf 1 B 988 Grant by Hugh son of William de Causton to Nicholas de
Caukewelle' of a messuage and land in the vill of Causton. Wednesday
before SS. Philip and James. 20 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
FNorf.1 B 989 Grant by Alan Russhemere, of Causton, to John Gibbis, of
that place, and Beatrix his wife, of land in Wodegatecroft in Causton.
Wednesday before Trinity Sunday, 40 Edward III.
TNorf] B. 990. Grant by William de Reffham and Cecilia, bis wife, to
William son of -Robert' Hodamys of Hirminglond, of a cottage in Beyer-
woywode street in the town of Causton. Saturday after St. Botolph the
Abbot. 25 Edward III. Seals.
INorf I B. 991. Grant by Robert Mallard, Thomas Cranke, William Laire,
John'paris'sh, and John Petows, citizens of Norwich, to Robert Skynner, of
Causton, William Gurnay, of Boton, and Thomas Halys, of Causton, of a
messuage at Kyrkgate and land and right of drawing water in Causton,
which they had of the feoffment of Henry Baughburg of Causton. 21
March, 19 Henry VIII. Seal.
rNorfl B 992. Grant by Christopher Spylman, son and heir of William
Spylmau, to Robert Skynner, of Causton, Thomas Halys the younger and
Edmund Sawere, to hold to the use of the said Robert Skynner, his heirs
and assigns, of a messuage and land in Causton, which they had of the
grant of Christopher Coo, esq., John Grose, and John Fermour.
10 November, 16 Henry VIII.
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[Norf.] B. 993. Grant by Christopher Coo, John Grose and John Fermour to
Christopher Spillman, son and heir of William Spillman, of a messuage and
land in Causton, which they jointly with William Spillman, deceased, had
of the grant of John Canon of Causton and Robert Skynner of the same
place. 9 October, 14 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 994. Grant by John Canon and Robert Skynner, both of Causton,
to Christopher Coo, esq., William Spillman, John Grose and John Fermour
of a messuage and land in Causton, which they had of the feoffment
of Robert Norgat, of Haylsham, John Rightwys, of Norwich, John
Colett, Henry Funtayn and William Bettes. 15 October, 12 Henry VIII.
Seal.
[Norf.] B. 995. Demise by John Doraunt and Robert Godernan, both of
Canston, to John Rightwys and Robert Burgh, aldermen of Norwich,
John Rightwys, of Salle, William Funteyn, Henry Funteyn, and Robert
Rumpe, of messuages, tenements, lands, &c., in the vill and fields of Causton,
which they had of the feoffment of the said John Rightwys. 6 June,
18 Henry VII. Fragments of seals.
[Norf.] B. 996. Confirmation by Philip Calthorp, knight, at the request of
Henry Heydon and Richard Pye executors of Richard Brown, late
of Wheyght, of a demise to Robert Herward, of Boton, and Robert
Skynner, of Causton, of lands and tenements in Boywodefelde and Sher-
mannes Hylles in Causton, and also of lands in the field of Causton, which
he the said Philip Calthorpe together with Henry Heydon, knight, Richard
Brown aforesaid and Thomas Langdon had of the feoffment of Richard
Brown, of Caustou, and John Doraunte, of that place. Also letter of
attorney for Richard Fouller, clerk. 27 July, 7 Henry VIII. Fragment
of seal.
[Norf.] B. 997. Demise by John Rightwyse, alderman of Norwich, to John
Legge, of Bedjngham, and Elizabeth his wife, Roger Touneshend, esq.,
Thomas Wodehouse, knight, Christopher Calthrope, and Robert Herward,
to hold to the use of the said John Legge and Elizabeth, of lands in
Boywodefeld in Causton, which they, the said demisors, with John
Rightwyse, of Salle, and Thomas Davy, of Norwich, had of the feoffment
of George Brygg brother of Thomas Brygg, Thomas Lemnour, and
Richard Broun, of Twhayte. 27 August, 7 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 998. Grant by William Greve, of Causton, to Owen Gryffyth, of
that place, and Cecilia, his wife, of the land in Boywood field in the vill of
Causton, which he together with William Edmunds, chaplain, and Robert
Edmunds, of Heydon, had of the grant of Margaret, late wife of John
Wifyn. 14 March, 23 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 999. Grant by Richard Lombe, of Causton, and Beatrix his wife,
daughter and heiress of John Mannyng, to Henry Goodman, of Causton,
Rotholand Adamys and Robert Thorpe, of lands and tenements in the vills
of Causton and Heydon, which had descended to the said Beatrix upon the
death of her father^ and also of that piece of heath which the said Beatrix
had with her father and Ethildred his wife of the grant of Geoffrey
Robyns and Margaret his wife. Letter of attorney for Thomas Grene.
Endorsed : Memorandum relative to the examination, according to the
custom of the manor, of the said Beatrix touching this grant. 2 August,
16 Edward IV. Seals.
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[Norf.] B. 1000. Grant by Thomas Banburgh, llobert Bauburgli, Siinou
Banburgh and Henry Banburgh, sons of the late Eobert Banburg of
Caustou, the next heirs of Thomas Banburgh, late of Causton, their uncle,
to Thomas Gloys, of Causton, and Nicholas Harman, of that place, of
messuages at Kyrkegate in Causton and lands with right of drawing water
in the fields of Causton. 8 March, 12 Edward IV. Seals.
[Norf.] B. 1001. Demise by llobert Woderow, of Causton, and Eobert Grene,
of the same place, to William Greve, of Causton, Philip Lepeynte, clerk,
Thomas Bayfeld, Peter Bayfeld and Ealph Hardyng of lands called
' Boywode ' in the field of Causton, which they with John Pyket had held
of the grant of Thomas Becker. 6 August, 9 Edward IV. Seals.
[N'hamp.] B. 1002. Release by John brother of William de Esseby, late lord of
Esseby and Catesby, to the nuns of Catesby, to hold in frank almoin, of his
right in lands and tenements in Catesby which his said brother had held.
Witnesses : — Thomas Bolthisham, William West of Stavertoa, Gilbert
Francis, John Abbe, Hugh le Boltiler, and others (named) . Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1003. Grant by Agnes Deveneseyr', widow, of Causton, to John
de Ham and John Thakester, of that place, of a messuage and land in
Causton, Sunday, the nativity of the Blessed Mary, 4 Eichard II.
fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 1004. Indenture between John and Simon, sons of John Wilkyns
of Causton, and Matilda Carewey their mother of the one part, and Matilda
daughter of Alexander Adam, of the other, relative to the bond of the first-
named parties to the said Matilda and to land in Causton after
the Purification, 32 Edward III. Injured. Seals broken.
[Norf.] B. 1005. Grant by Beatrix Siriche, late the wife of Thomas Siriche
alias Julien of Causton, to John Eedel and Thomas Penteneye, both of
Salle, of the lands and tenements in the vill of Causton, which she and
her said husband had of the grant of John Bridale and John Hache.
Sunday before the nativity of the Blessed Mary, 5 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1006. Grant by Alicia Drowry, of Causton, widow, to Eobert Drowry
her son and to Katherine his wife, Thomas Creede, of Causton, and
William Medwe, of Aylsham, of messuages, lands, &c., in the vill of
Causton. 27 August, 20 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 1O07. Grant by William Isowde, of Norwich, and formerly of
Causton, Thomas Peers and John Morrys, the younger, of Causton, to John
Welly s, Henry Peers and John Hervy, of Causton, of a messuage at Sygate
with land in the vill of Causton, which they had held of the grant of William
Wafen and William Mony. 25 June 26 Henry VI. Seals.
[Norf.] B. 1008. Grant by Nicholas Canon of Newton near Castelaker, sou
and heir of Alice daughter and heiress of William Leche, to William Pyket,
Henry Pyket, John Pyket and Eobert Grene, all of Causton, of land in the
field of Causton. 20 January, 5 Edward IV. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1009. Counterpart of B. 1008. Seals.
[Norf.] B. 1010. Grant by Margaret, late the wife of John Wafyn of
Causton, to William Grewe, of Causton, William Edmunds, chaplain, and
Robert Edmunds, of Heydon, of an inclosure in Netherboy wode Street, and
of lands in Boywodfeld, Boleslad, Jobykokys, and elsewhere in Causton with
a portion of a heath there. 15 June, 37 Henry VI. Seal.
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[Norf.] B. 1011. Demise by Katherine, late the wife of Robert Drowry of
Causton, Thomas Creede, of that place, and William Medewe, of Aylsham,
to William Bullour, of Causton, and Alice his wife, Thomas Bayfeld and
Peter Bayfeld, of that place, as security for the payment of ten pounds, of
messuages in Woodgate Street and divers pieces of land in Causton, which
the said Katherine and others had of the feoffment of William Herrald
and also of the demise of Peter Bayfeld, Thomas Bayfeld and Eobert
Lomb. 16 October, 30 Henry VI.
[Norf.] B. 1012. Grant by John Julyon alias Causton, of Norwich, to John
Mannyng, of Canston, and Etheldred his wife of messuages, lands and
tenements in the vills of Causton and Heydon, Jate the property of his
father Thomas Julyon and of Beatrix' his wife, which he had jointly
with John Redel and Thomas Penteneye of the grant of his said father.
12 February, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1013. Grant by William Waffen, of Causton, to John Waffen,
Thomas Peers and Thomas Bayfeld, of that place, of lands at Pynhyll' and
in the field called ' Wyndmyllefeld,' in the vill and fields of Causton.
3 June, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1014. Grant by Geoffrey Robyns and Margaret his wife, of
Causton, to' John Mannyng and Etheldred his wife and Beatrix their
daughter, of that place, of a portion of the heath in Causton. 29 January,
27 Henry VI. Seals.
[Norf.] B. 1015. Demise by John Redel, Thomas Penteneye, of Salle, and
John Julyon, son of Thomas Julyon of Causton, to John Mannyng, of
Bliclyngg, then resident in Causton, and Etheldred his wife, daughter of
the said Thomas Julyon, of an inclosure called ' Nockeszerd ' and land at
Boywode in the vill of Causton, which they, the said John, Thomas and John,
had of the grant of the said Thomas Julyon. Monday after the Translation
of St. Thomas the Archbishop. 4 Henry VI. Seals.
[Norf.] B. 1016. Grant by John Wyghtyene, of Causton, and Agatha his wife
to Thomas Droury and Alice his wife, of that place, of land in Causton and
in the field of Estfeld. Sunday after St. Gregory the Pope, 1 1 Henry IV.
Seals.
[Dorset.] B. 1017. Grant by Geoffrey Hydeyn and Joan, his wife, to
Bartholomew de Douuton, of meadows, lands, feedings, &c., in Caundel
Mareys (Cawndle Marsh). Friday after the Conversion of St. Paul,
35 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 1018. Grant by Adam son of John Adam of Wodegate in Causton,
to his brother William, of nine feet of the messuage in Causton, late the
property of their father. Palm Sunday, 17 Edward II. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1019. Grant by Thomas Mannyng, of Causton, and John Dauwus
to John Sunnyng, of that place, and Alice his wife, of land in Wodegatefeld,
in Causton. Wednesday after Epiphany, 17 Richard II. Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1020. Grant by John Norman, of Causton, and Beatrix his wife
to John Sunnyng, of that place, of land at Wodegatecroftes, in Causton.
Tuesday, the feast of the SS. Simon and Jude, 17 Richard II. Seal and
a broken seal.
[Norf.] B. 1021. Grant by John Champaine, of Causton, and Alice, his wife,
to William Why . , ton, of Lammesee, of lands and tenements in Causton.
Wednesday after All Saints Day. 1 Henry IV. Seals.
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[ ] B. 1022. Grant by Nicholas de Burstal to his daughter Agnes, of a
portion of assart in the wood of Caitcford abutting upon Hadelsay lane.
Witnesses: — Robert de Pauely, Hugh son of Hugh de Lascy, and others
(named). Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1023. Grant by Alice Ingges, of Causton, to John Sunnyng, of
that place, of a cottage in Sygate Street, in Causton. Sunday before
St. Peter in Cathedra, 9 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] B. 1024. Demise by John Sampson, chaplain, and James Whytewelle,
of Salle, to John Mannyng, of Causton, and Etheldrede his wife, of land
at Fullynggate in Causton, of which they had been enfeoffed by John
Kedel, Thomas Souwrby, and Robert Hert. 3 December, 27 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1025. Release by Emma Wattes, late the wife of Roger Wattes of
Causton, to John Sunnyng, of that place, of her right in a cottage in
Causton, which he had of the feoffment of Alice Ingges. Sunday before
St. Peter in Cathedra, 9 Richard II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1026. Grant in frank almoin by John the Carpenter (carpentarius)
to the nuns of Catesby, of land upon Bereforlong in the field of Catesby.
Witnesses : — Nicholas, vicar of Catesby, Henry de BradewelP, Henry de
Hynton', and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1027. Release and demise by Philip de Borton', son of Philip de
Hesseby, to Amabilia, prioress of Catesby, of a yearly rent payable to him by
Nicholas le Porter of Catesby for land in Catesby. Witnesses : — John, vicar
of Staverton, Adam de Bradewelle, of Catesby, and others (named). Sunday
after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 1279. Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 1028. Demise by Isabella Bennett, prioress of Catesby, to John
Boston, of Catesby, of a messuage, cottage, a croft called ' Calnescrofte,'
land in Me Mershe,' with divers parcels of land at Slade, Langlond,
Shiplond, Dygge Furlong, Yerddynges, Dene Overend, ' le Mere Slade,'
next Badbywey, at Strutburgh Hylle, Botcombe, Catholehyll, Staverton
Mere, ' Will Cookes pece,' Staverton, Dedmanfurlong, Arlythbroke, Salford-
mede, Otehyll Mershe, and a pasturage towards Ryden ; all in the fields
and vill of Catesby. 20 March, 49 Henry VI. Seal.
[N'harap.] B. 1029. Grant in frank almoin by John de Maydeford to the nuns of
Catesby, of land upon Borichescroft in the field of Catesby. Witnesses:
— Hugh de Bradewelle, Nicholas, vicar of Catesby, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1030. Grant by Thomas Thuluse to Felicia, prioress of Katesby,
of the lands in Katesby, formerly in the possession of William de Esseby,
which the grantor had of the onfeoffment of Henry, king of England.
Witnesses : — W. Bishop of Bath and Wells, then chancellor, Robert
Waleraund, Robert Aguillun, and William Giffard, knights; Ralph de
Purstone, and others (named). [A.D. 1270-1276.]
[N'hamp.] B. 1031. Grant by Nicholas son of Hugh le Porter of Katesby, to the
nuns of Katesby, to hold in frank almoin, of lands in the fields of Katesby
upon Waltfurlong extending to Waudum and Gorebrody, and at Great
Othul. Witnesses : — John Abbe, William Evermund', Adam de Braduwell',
and others (named).
[Herts.] B. 1032. Confirmation by John de Gatesberi to Adam de Melcleia, of
that land of the fee of the said John, in the field called ' Nerestrate ' in the
vill of Gatesberi, and which the latter held from Nicholas son of Helias.
Witnesses: — William Foliot, Robert Luvel, Robert de Waref, and others
(named).
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[Norf.]
[Norf.]
[Norf.]
[Norf.]
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[Warw.]
Warw.
B. 1033. Release by Emma, relict of John the Clerk (clericus) of
Catesby, to Joan, prioress of Catesby, of her right in the land and
tenements in Catesby which her said husband had granted to the house of
Catesby. Witnesses : — Thomas de Boltesham, William West of Staverton,
Adam de Bradewell, and others (named). The Purification, 22 Edward I.
B. 1034. Grant by William de Esseby to his sister Matilda, a nun
of Katcby, of a yearly rent issuing out of the vill of Katesby, with re-
mainder to the prioress of Katesby. Witnesses : — Ranulph de NormanwilP,
Philip de Esseby, Adam de Norton, and others (named).
B. 1035. Confirmation by Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, of the grant by
Robert son of Philip de Esseby to the nuns of Chatesbi of the patronage of
the churches of Cattesby and Aissebi (Great Ashby). Witnesses: — Hamo
dean of Lincoln, Paul abbot of Leicester, Richard de Swaleweel', and others
(named). [A.D. 1189-1195.]
B. 1036. Demise by John Barker and Robert Reede to Thomas Reede,
of Caston, Thomas Banburgh, Peter Baifeld, and Robert Banburgh, of
that place, of the messuages, lands, tenements, &c., iu the vill and fields of
Causton, which they had of the feoffment of Richard Tuly, Thomas Beckerr,
and of the said Thomas Reede, Thomas Banburgh, Peter Baifeld, and Robert
Banburgh. 23 April, 38 Henry VI. Seal,
B. 1037. Demise by Richard Tuly, of Causton, Thomas Reede, Thomas
Banburgh, Peter Baifeld, Robert Banburgh and Thomas Beckerre, all of
Causton, to John Barker, of Causton, and Robert Reede, of Colby, of the
messuages, lands, tenements. <fec., in the vill and fields of Causton, which
they had of the feoffment of Henry Peers, and John Bluet. 4 April,
38 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 1038. Demise by Henry Peers and John Bluet, both of Causton,
to Richard Tully, Thomas Banburgh and Thomas Beckerre, all of Causton,
of lands, tenements, &c., in the vill and fields of Causton, which the said
Henry Peers and John Bluet, together with Thomas Raven and John Yok",
had of the feoffment of Robert Gunton. 20 August, 37 Henry VI. Seal.
B. 1039. Demise by John Bluet and Henry Peers, both of Causton,
to Thomas Reede, Thomas Banburgh, Peter Baifeld and Robert Banburgh,
all of Causton, of messuages, lands, tenements, &c., in Causton, which they
the said John Bluet and Henry Peers, together with Thomas Raven
and John Yoke, had of the feoliinent of Robert Gunton. 16 August,
37 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 1040. Grant by Richard de Dalbi, of Coventry, to John le
Chaundeler. of that place, of a tenement situate in the lane leading from
Bishop's Barre to the ' Mille of Hulle ' in Coventry. Witnesses : — John de
Clifton', bailiff of Coventry, and others (named). Palm Sunday,
3 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
B. 1O41. Grant by John de Kynleye, willed « le Mareschall ' of
Coventry, to Richard son of Alexander le Blount, of that place, of a tene-
ment in the street without Bishop's Barre in Coventry. Witnesses : — John
de Clifton the bailiff, Roger de Patwoode, and others (named). Thursday
before Michaelmas Day, 19 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
B. 1042. Release by Henry Horseley, of Coventry, to Margery Derby,
late the wife of Thomas Derby of Coventry, of his right in lands, tenements,
&c., within the county of the city of Coventry or elsewhere within the
county of Warwick, late the property of John Lusterley. 8 October,
14 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
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[Warw.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
B. 1043. Demise by Henry de Merynton, son of Agnes de Merynton,
to Agnes his mother, of the messuage in Gosford Street in Coventry which
he had of her grant. Witnesses : — William le Thinnelere, bailiff of
Coventry, and others (named). Monday after St. Martin the Bishop,
19 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1044. Grant by Thomas Marshall, of Coventry, to William
Botiller, of Suydeley, and William Babyngton, of cottages with curtilages in
in St. Nicholas Street and ' le Quarellane ' in Coventry, which the said
Thomas, and Emma, late his wife, had of the feoffment of William
Goot, of Coventry, John de Northampton aud William Pynchebek, of
Coventry, chaplains, and of which the last mentioned parties had been
enfeoffed by the said Emma during her widowhood. Witnesses : — John
Horneby, the mayor, and John Happesford and William Eton, the bailiffs
of the city of Coventry, and others (named). 24 January, 14 Henry IV.
Seal.
B. 1045. Grant by William Hunt, of Allislee, to William Reynold,
rector of the church of Allislee, and Richard Botiler, vicar of the church of
Alspath, of lands and tenements with rents, reversions, &c., in the vills and
fees of Conventry, Allislee and Stonleye. Wednesday before St. Gregory
the Pope, 15 Richard II. Seal.
B. 1046. Grant by Ida de Wyckewane, widow, to John Minot, of
Coventry, of the capital manse in Coventry late the property of John de
Wyckewane her husband. Witnesses : — Robert le Baxter, bailiff of
Coventry, Anketinus de Coleshul, the Coroner, and others (named).
Monday after the Purification, 1 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
B. 1047. Grant by Laurence Cook, of Coventry, and John Hapsford
to Alice, the daughter and heiress of Henry de Merynton, widow, of a
messuage in Gosford Street in Coventry, which they had of the grant of
the said Alice. Witnesses : — William Belgrave, the mayor, and Roger
Benet, the bailiff of the city of Coventry, and others (named). Sunday after
the Annunciation. 11 Henry IV. Seals.
B. 1048. Grant by Alice, daughter and heiress of Henry de Merynton,
widow, to Laurence Cook, of Coventry, and John Hapsford, of a messuage
in Gosford Street in Coventry. Witnesses : — William Belgrave, the mayor,
and Roger Benet the bailiff of Coventry, and others (named). Tuesday the
feast of the Annunciation, 11 Henry IV. Seal.
B. 1049. Release by Thomas Boydyn, of Coventry, to John de Pysford,
of that place, of his right in a messuage in ' Le Hullestrete ' in Coventry.
Witnesses: — John Papenham, mayor, and William Palmere and William
Packestaff the bailiffs of Coventry, and others (named). 6 March,
51 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1050. Grant by Mary de Nevill, lady (domino) of Midelham, to
Geoffrey Pygot, for the term of his life, of a vaccary in Coverdalle called
' le Slaypgill,' with common of pasture throughout the entire forest of
Coverdalle, with forty loads of firewood and timber also for the maintenance
of the houses in the vaccary, and also certain rights of chace in that forest.
Wednesday, the morrow of the nativity of the Blessed Mary, 1293.
B. 1051. Grant by Henry son of Thomas de Leye of PjjESOxe, to
David de la Fortheye, of land in Cowehvellecrofte. Witnesses : — Hugh
Janitor, Hugh JDispensator, John Yweyu, William le Engleis, Reginald le
. Feuterer, and others (named).
Endorsed: Colewell croft.
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Warw. B. 1052. Grant by William Walken, of Couley within the dominion
of Stoonley Wryght, to his son Eobert Walklen, of the same place, of all
his lands, tenements, &c., within the kingdom of England. The Purifica-
tion, 4 Henry VII.
Kent. B. 1053. Release by Eobert Quykkeryll, of Rochester, to William
Heend, of London, of his right in a pasturage in Lyndynnebroke in the
parish of Este Coolyng (Cowling). 5 April, 16 Edward IV. Seal.
[Hants.] B. 1054. Grant in frank almoin by Osbert son of Ivo, with the
consent of Alice his wife, to the canons of Brumore, of land in Crichmede.
Witnesses : — Richard de Cardovill', Hugh Hakepruest, John Fichet, and
others (named).
Kent. B. 1055. Release by William Champneys, of Higham, and Joan his
wife, daughter of Richard Glover of London, to William Heencle and John
Lamberd, both of London, of their right in the lands, tenements, &c., in
West Cowlyng, once the property of Richard Glover, and formerly of
Thomas Draper of West Cowlyng. 26 November, 13 Edward IV. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1056. Grant by John Pysford, of Coventry, to William Botiller,
of Suydeley, and William Babyngton, of a messuage in ' le Hullestrete,' in
Coventry. Witnesses : — John Horneby, the mayor, and William Eton and
John Happesford the bailiffs of the city of Coventry, and others (named).
14 January, 14 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Yorks.] B. 1057. Grant by William de Thorp, son and heir of Alice
Thorp, to Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, of lands, tenements, rents, and
services in the vill of South Cowton in Richmundeshire. 28 December,
14 Henry IV. Seal.
Glouc. B. 1058. Grant by Thomas Werkesberough, of Cotes, and Emmota,
his wife, to William Notyngham, Walter Brokehampton, esquire, Richard
Bacheler, clerk, Richard Ivy, clerk, Thomas Arnold, John Keke, and John
Rowthale, of lands, tenements, &c. in the vills and hamlets of Cotes,
Saperton, Frampton, Maunsell, Fageswyk, Tunley, and Heydon. 18 June,
16 Edward IV. Seals.
[Hants.] B. 1059. Grant by William de Bertevill' to Edmund de Poreestria,
clerk, of a meadow called ' Bertevilemed,' lying in Crickemede, pertaining
to the grantor's land of SandhulF. Witnesses — William de la Falaige,
John de Kernel, William de Rokesie, Henry de Hune, Henry de Hache,
John Hernis, Hugh de la Pelote, Hugh his son, Ralph Sarazen, and others
(named) .
[Bedf.] B. 1060. Release by Robert Andreu, son of Richard Andreu of
Burn, to William son of Ralph Wycing, of his right in ' le Cotlond,' which
the said Robert held from the abbot of Rameseye, in the vill of Deeranefeld ;
with condition that if the said William be disturbed in his holding, the said
Robert Andreu will assign him his messuage with its appurtenances in the
vill of Kemeston'burne. Feast of St. Alphage (Aelfegus), 34 Henry III.
Endorsed : Carta Robert! Andreu in Cranfeld.
Glouc. B. 1061. Grant by William Hall, of Hasulton, and Robert Hall his
son and heir, to William Notyngham, Walter Brokhampton, and Richard
Bachillere, chaplain, of their right in a messuage and land in Cootez, and to
lands, tenements, &c., in Sapurton, Tonley, Frampton, Mauncell, Fageswyke,
'and Haydon. 28 October, 6 Edward IV. Seals.
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[Bcdf.]
[N'hamp.]
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[Surrey.]
[Camb.]
[Glouc.]
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[Surrey.]
B. 1062. Release by Simon de la Burnel with the assent of Mabil
his wife, of their right in the entire third part of his and her land, by way
of dower, in 'la Burne' in the vill of Cranfeld, to Hugh abbot of Ramsey.
Witnesses : — Geoffrey Rolland, William de Wassingelee, Ralph le Marscall,
Walter de la Burne, and Robert de Bray. [Henry III.]
B. 1063. Grant by Agnes, widow of Henry de Merynton, to her son
Henry de Merynton, of a messuage in Gosforde Street in Coventry.
Witnesses: — William le Thinneler, bailiff of Coventry, and others (named).
Tuesday, the feast of All Saints. 19 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1064. Release by Walter le Tayllur, of Lutegarshale, and Margery
his wife, to William de Gumescestr', abbot of Ramsey, of their right, by
name of dower, in land in Craunfeld, once the property of Robert Andreu
of ' la Burne,' the former husband of the said Margery. St. Edmund de
Punteuy's Day. 57 Henry III.
B. 1065. Grant by Nigel de Edberbury to Adam Roce, of a messuage
in Coleworthe, viz., half an acre of land next Hinthameweie. Witnesses : —
William de Culeworthe, Thomas, parson of Culeworthe, Geoffrey de
Traford, Clement de Sulegrave, and others (named).
B. 1066. Grant by John son of William de Hoo to Dyonisia, late the
wife of John de Wachesham, knight, and to Thomas, son and heir of the
taid John, of the manor of Culfo, with messuages, lands, &c., in the vills of
Culfo, Tudinham, Groundisburg', and Playford, with remainder upon the
death of the said Dyonisia and Thomas to John de Wachesham and
Edmund, brothers of the said Thomas. Friday after the octave of Easter.
10 Edward II.
B. 1067. Grant by Robert de Ewelle to Thomas de Merlawe, of a
messuage and curtilage in the vill of Codinton', which he had of tbe grant
of William de Swanescompe. Witnesses : — John Daubernon and William
Ambesas, knights, Robert de Waleton, William de Northwod, and others
(named).
B. 1068. Release by William son of Roger to the prior of Anglesey,
of his right in the land, which his brother Richard Ris held from that house
in Cueya (Quay). Witnesses: — William de Hobregg', Richard de Lada,
Richard Sarp, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
B. 1069. Grant by Roger, abbot of Persore, to John son of John de
Nottheclive, of lands and a portion of land called ' la Brodegrave' in Culega
(Cowley), in return for which the said John granted to the abbot his land
in Bradeweya. Witnesses : — Roger le Poher, Peter de Wika, Richard
Muchegros, and others (named). [Henry III.]
B. 1070. Grant by Peter de Cheyham, clerk, to John le Streyte, of
Codintone, of land in Bromhiille in the field of the vill of Codintone in
exchange for other land there. Witnesses^ — Laurence de Sancto Michaele,
Swane de Codintone, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
B. 1071. Grant by John Codyngton, of Codyngton, to Thomas
Ovyngton and Richard Bray, of lands in the field and parish of Codyngton,
lying in Underhowelle, Waterslade, and Markefurlong in that parish.
24 September, 4 Henry VIII. Seal.
B. 1072. Grant by Peter de Cheyham, clerk, to John le Streyt, of
Codintone, of land in Suzfarnhulle in Codintoue, rendering yearly for the
same a rose ; and also of a yearly rent issuing out of land in Sunningdene
and elsewhere in Codintone. Witnesses : — Geoffrey le Cras, Robert de
Cheyham, John le Bures, Sweyn de Codintone, and others (named). Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[N'hamp.]
[Warw.]
Surrey.
[N'hamp.]
Surrey.
Surrey.
Surrey.
[Warw.]
Surrey.
B. 1073. Grant in frank almoin by William de Kotes to the church
and canons 'of Esseby (Canons Ashby), of a yearly rent which they were
accustomed to pay him for the mill of Kotcs. Witnesses :— Roger dean of
Pateshul, Alexander dean of Everdona, Eobert parson of Morton, Philip
parson of Eidona, William de Kulewod, Simon de Pynkcni, and others
(named). Seal.
B. 1074. Grant by Roger atte Barre, the smith (faber) in Coventry,
to John le Marchal, of that place, of a tenement in the street leading from
Bishop's Barre to the mill of Hulle in Coventry. Witnesses :— John de
Cliftone, the bailiff, and Roger de Pacwode, the coroner of Coventry, and
others (named). Sunday before St. Margaret the Virgin, 17 Edward II.
Seal.
B. 1075. Grant by John Codyngton, of Codyngton, to Richard
Whytfeld, of Ewell, and Alice his wife, of land in Underhowell, Waterslade,
and Markefurlong, in the parish of Codyngton. 8 November, 4 Henry VIII.
Seal.
B. 1076. Confirmation by Hugh son of William de Cotes, to the
church and canons of Essebi, to hold in frank almoin, of the grant by his
father of the mill of Cotes and of a yearly rent which they had been
accustomed to pay for that mill. Witnesses :— Roger dean of Patheshul,
Alexander dean of Everdona, Robert parson of Morton, Philip parson of
Eidona, Simon de Pinkeni, and others (named). Seal broken.
B. 1077. Grant by Alan son of Mor, with the consent of Hawisia
his wife, to Henrv his son, of four shops in Curewennesti. Witnesses : —
Richard Peck anil Peter son of Greoifrey, the provosts, Walter de Brunne,
and others (named).
Endorsed : Charter of Henry le Mor. Seal.
B. 1078. Grant by John Codyngton, of Codyngton. John Laurence,
of the parish of Garlykhythe, and Richard Hayward, of Walton-on-Thames,
to Sir John Norbury, knight, Henry Hayward, William Hychehurst, and
Thomas Colney, of lands, tenements, &c., in the parishes of Covehain and
Walton-on-Thames, which the grantors had of the feoffment of John
Crokker. Also letter of attorney for Richard Gully and Robert Lamvalf .
15 February, 8 Henry VII. Seals.
B. 1079. Grant by Henry Hayward, of tUe parish of Esscher, to
Thomas Colney and Esabella, his wife, of lands and tenements, &c., in the
parishes of Coveham and Walton-upon-Thames, which he had of the
feoffment of the said Thomas Colney. 2 May, 9 Henry VII.
B. 1080. Grant by Sir John Norbury, knight, of Stookdabbron,
Henry Hayward and Walter Hychehurst, to Thomas Colney and Joan
daughter of the said Walter Hychehurst, of lands and tenements, <fec., in the
parishes of Coveham and Walton-upon-Thames, which they with the said
Thomas Colney had of the feoffment of John Codyngton, John Laurence,
and Richard Hayward. Also letter of attorney for William Uxcombe and
Thomas Taylur. 11 March, 8 Henry VII. Seals.
B. 1081. Release by Margery le Loker, widow, to Richard son of
Henry de Wytele of her right in land in Coventry. Witnesses : — Ralph
de Witele, William de Witele, and others (named). Seal.
B. 1082. Demise by William Robyn, of London, to John Freke, of
the parish of Coveham, of lands, tenements, rents, and services in the
vills and parishes of Coveham, Walton, and Wishelee. Christmas,
49 Edward III.
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[Warw.] B. 1083. Release by Helen daughter of Thomas Chaundeler of
Beverleye, widow, to Thomas de Whitleye and Margaret, his wife, of her
right in lands and tenements, Ac. in Coventry, which they had of the grant
of the said Thomas Chaundeler. Witnesses : — William Cotmer', the mayor,
and Ralph Palmere and Robert de Barton, the bailiffs of Coventry, and
others (named). 3 March, 40 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1084. Grant by William Wolf, of Coventry, to John de Pysford,
of the same place, of a messuage in ' le Hullestrete ' in Coventry. Wit-
nesses : — John Haghe and Henry atte Hay, the bailiffs of Coventry, and
others (named). 8 October, 49 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1085. Grant by Joan, late the wife of John de Briggestoke of
Coventry, to Giles de Filylode, vicar of Trinity church, Coventry, John de
Mauby, chaplain, and John Chapman, of Arleye, of a messuage in Cross
Street in Coventry. Witnesses : — Nicholas Michel, mayor, and John de
Corleye and William de Cayvyle, the bailiffs of Coventry, and others
(named). 8 September, 36 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1086. Letter of attorney by Geoffrey Fitz, vicar of the church of
Fylongleye, for Thomas, surnamed le Coke of Maxstoke, to deliver seisin
of a messuage in Coventry and lands in Long Ithynton and Maxstoke to
Reginald de Bromwych, prior of Maxstoke. Morrow of the Assumption,
7 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1087. Release by John Underwode to Nicholas Michel and
Richard Frebern, of Coventry, of his right in lands in ' le Gry ve ' and to a
rent issuing out of divers tenements in that vill [Coventry]. Thursday,
the feast of the Conception, 30 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1088. Sale by Richard le Smyth of Coventry, to Ralph de
Kyrkeby, chaplain in Coventry, of all his goods, &c., in a tenement in
Gosford Street in Coventry, which tenement the said Ralph had of the
feofFment of the said Richard. Thursday after SS. Peter and Paul,
17 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1089. Grant by Agnes, late the wife of Henry de Merynton of
Coventry, to Henry de Merynton, her younger son, of a messuage in
Gosforde Street in Coventry. Witnesses : — William le Thinneler, bailiff
of Coventry, and others (named). Tuesday, the feast of All Saints,
19 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1090. Grant by John le Pisseford, of Coventry, to Richard Payn,
of the three cottages, which he had of the feoffment of William son of
Richard de Dunstable of Coventry, in Fountain Street (vicofontis), towards
the mill of ' le Hulle ' in Coventry. Witnesses : — John de Clifton the
bailiff and Roger de Pacwod, coroner of the city of Coventry, and others
(named). Tuesday after Whitsunday, 17 Richard II. Seal.
B. 1091. Bond by John Walsshe, of Byfelde, perpetual vicar of the
church of Culeworthe, to the prior and convent of Esseby Canons for
201. Wednesday, St. George the Martyr, 45 Edward III. Seal.
[Ches.] B. 1092. Confirmation by Gilbert de Perepunt to his brother,
William de Perepunt, of lands in Cristeltone Parva, lying between the
valley of Cotes and the way from Soddale, which William his father had
granted to the said William de Perepunt, with a moiety of the croft which
Hulfkellus de Chester had held from his said father. Witnesses : — William
de Vernon, Justice of Chester, War' de Vernon, Hamo de Massy, Richard
de Sondbach', the sheriff, Adam, parson of Cristeltone, and others
(named).
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319
Berks. B. 1093. Demise by Reginald West, Lord de la Ware, William Uvedule,
esquire, Richard Wenteworth, and Roger Keys, clerk, to John Roger the
younger, Drugo Barentyn, and Thomas Hargrave, esquires, of the manor of
Chirchespene co. Berks, a mill called ' Godewyns Mille ' with divers
lands and a tenement called ' Deyes,' with other lands in the vill or parish
of Chirchespene. 20 February, 23 Henry VI. Seal and fragments of seals
Berks. B. 1094. Release by Reginald West, Lord de la Warr, William Uvedale.
esquire, Richard Wenteworth, and Roger Keys, clerk, to John Roger the
younger, Drugo Barentyn and Thomas Hargrave, esquires, of their right in
the manor of Chirahespene, a mill called ' Godewyns Mille,' divers lauds
and a tenement called* Deyes,' with other lands in the vill or parish of
Chirchespene. 1 March, 23 Henry VI. Seals.
[Essex.] B. 1095. An extent of the manor of Claveryng, taken 28 February,
2 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
Leic. B. 1096. Demise by William, abbot of Osolveston, and the convent of
that place, to Thomas Gyssyng, of Slauston, of the tithes of corn and hay of
the parish of Slawston. Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 1425.
[ ] B. 1097. Release by Giliona, daughter of Roger de Cienchia, to John
de Cienchia and his heirs by Alice, her mother, his wife, of her right in
land in Cienchia ; for which release the said John gave her in marriage to
Pikot son of Robert de Flexberg with six oxen, fifty sheep, five porkers,
eight quarters of corn and half a silver mark. Witnesses : — William de
Fifid,' John de Wik', Thomas de Humbr," and others (named).
Endorsed: Wike.
[Surrey.] B. 1098. Grant by John Fordwyne, of Norbeten, to Thomas de
Hamme, of Kingeston, of land in the marsh on Clayhulle. Wednesday
in Whitsuntide, 3 Edward III. Seal.
[Suff.] B. 1099. Release by Richard Bumstede, clerk, and John Cook, of
Clare, to John Spug, of Bumstede Tower, and John Prentys, of Clare, of
their right in a messuage and garden in Heyerowe Street in the town of
Clare, abutting upon Hawedych, which they with John Spug the younger,
deceased, the aforesaid John Spug the elder, and John Prentys bad
of the feoffment of William Horold alias Hadleigh, of Clare aforesaid, and
of Richard Norman. Witnesses : — Peter Wykes and John Neve, bailiffs
to the borough of Clare, and others (named). 10 October, 31 Henry VI.
Seals.
[Heref.] B. 1100. Grant by William Bade, of Overebynitone, to Laurence de
Clehungre (Clehonger) of a yearly rent payable by Robert the Chaplain
(capellanus) of Sirholte and Richard de Candos. Witnesses : — Roger Ragun,
William de Felda, Richard de Wicumbe and others (named).
Endorsed: Clehungur. Seal.
[Surrey.] B. 1101. Grant by Robert le Vineter and Ralph le Marchaunt, both of
Kingeston, to John the Goldsmith (Aurifabro) the younger of that place, of
land in ' la Mersshe ' on Clayhulle abutting upon the Heycroft. Monday,
Feast of the Conception, 27 Edward I. Seals.
[Surrey.] B. 1102. Grant by Alice Ives, of Kyngeston, widow, to Gilbert Frille
Chaundcler of Kyngeston, and Christina his wife, of a messuage at
Clateringebrugende in Kyngestone, and also of a curtilage in that place.
The Circumcision, 21 Edward I. Seal.
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[Wiirw.] B. 1103. Demise by Paul, prior of the House of St. Sepulchre,
Warwick, and the canons of that place, to Richard Cotyn, of Claverdone,
and Alice his wife, of a croft called ' Pumeleyecroft ' and other lands in the
territory of Claverdone lying in ' le Weyeforlong ' and at Sydehatnnie upon
'le Longthong' and in Donyntonesclade. The morrow of the Blessed
Mary in March, 1303, 30 Edward I.
[Warw.] B. 1104. Grant in frank alinoiu by Hugh de Burlega, son of William
de Burlega, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Clawerdune,
lying next the land of his brother Nicholas de Burlega, and extending to
the highway between Kington and Claverdon. Witnesses : — William de
Edricheston', Robert Roald of Langeleg', John le Butiler of Eadricheston',
and others (named). Seal broken.
[Surrey.] B. 1105. Grant by .William le Casere, of Kyngeston, and Christina
his wife, to Gilbert Krille, of Kyngestone, and Christina his wife, of part of
a house and a curtilage at Clateringebrugende [in Kingston]. Thursday
after the Conversion of St. Paul, 23 Edward I . Seals.
[Warw.] B. 1106. Grant by William Brergreve, of Claverdune, to Walter de
Marcle and Amicia his wife, of land in the territory of Claverdune, lying in
Wetemersse and extending towards Foxhale and Colgrimes. Witnesses: —
Henry parson of Claverdune, Nicholas de CurdesehaP, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 1107. Grant by Hugh de Burle, son of William de Burle, to
Juliana, his wife's niece, of land in the territory of Claverdune in the
direction of Chyrholt. Witnesses : — John le Buttiler, Nicholas de Kyrkebie,
Nicholas del We, all of Eadrichiston, and others (named). Fragment of
seal.
[Berks.] B. 1108. Demise by John de Syfrewast, lord of Clewar', to John
Thorley and Sybil his wife, the grantor's daughter, of a messuage and
curtilage in the parish of Clewar abutting on Smythislane, with remainders
over to his daughters Margaret and Agnes. 8 March, Henry VI. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 1109. Demise by John Cyfrewast, lord of Clyware, to Hugh
Bythewode and Joan his wife, of a tenement and land in the parish of
Clyware. Michaelmas Day, 19 Richard II. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 1110. Grant by John ate Hetthe, of Suthwode in the parish of
Clevee (Cliffe) to Adam Boot, of the same place, of land in Midrcde in
Suthwode in the parish of Clevee, and bordering upon the highway from
'Roffa' (Rochester) to Cleeve. Sunday after St. Valentine the Martyr,
18 Edward III.
[Warw.j B. 1111. Grant in frank almoiu by Hugh de Burl' to the monks of
Bordesley, of land in the territory of Claverdone. Witnesses : — William
de Waleford, Nicholas de Burl', John le Butiler, and others (named).
Seal.
Berks. B. 1112. Demise by Richard Cliamberleyn, Thomas Rokes, Thomas
Fowler, Thomas Danvers, Drugo Brudenell, Stephen Glover, clerk, and
John Badby to John Breknuke and Elizabeth his wife, of a moiety of the
manor of Cleware, and of a messuage and lands in Cleware, which they
had of the enfeoffment of the late Margaret Breknoke, widow, one of the
daughters and coheiresses of John Sifrewaste, with remainder to Richard
Breknoke, brother of the said John Breknoke. Letter of attorney for
Thomas Vincent and John Batt'. 9 May, 1 Henry VII. Seals.
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[Berks.] B. 1113. Eelease by John Rekys, son and heir of William Rekys late
of Bray, to Charles Ryppon, esquire, and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
the wife of the grantor's father, of his right in the manor of Clowarc.
20 November, 14 Henry VII.
Kent. B. 1114. Grant by George Jay, of the parish of Clyve, to Gosseline
Cardon and Robert Chyrs, of that place, of his lands, tenements, &c. in the
parish of Clyve (Cliffe) or elsewhere within the county of Kent, Satur-
day after the Annunciation, 17 Henry IV.
Kent. B. 1115. Demise by William Smyth, of Esttrete in the parish of Cleve,
to William Cunton, son of Stephen Cunton of the same place, of land
called ' Forstes' in the parish of Oleve. 3 March 28 Henry VI.
Kent. B. 1116. Indenture of release relative to the bond of Roger Shelley, of
Bexhill, Robert Wodeford, of Crayforde, and Johc Hert, also of Crayforde,
to Thomas Cardon to indemnify him against William Golde, of London, in
any action touching lands and tenements in the parish of Clyff. 14 April
9 Edward IV. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 1117. Grant by Richard de Sifrewast, knight, lord of Clyfware, to
his daughter Margery, of lands lying in 'Toncrofte, Wygginham, and
elsewhere in the vill of Clyfware, rendering yearly for the same one
pound of cumin. Witnesses : — \Varin vicar of Clyfware, Thomas Bernel,
and others (named.) Seal.
Kent. B. 1118. Grant by Gosseline Cardon to Richard Bruyn, esquire, Henry
Frampton, esquire, Robert Pryk, of the King's household, Geoffrey Hert,
of Crayford, William Chershe, of London, and John Chershe, of messuages,
lands, tenements, &c. in the parish of Olvve. Cleve, 22 December,
15 Henry VI.
Endorsed: Memorandum that Richard Bruyn, the sole survivor of the
above-mentioned feoffees, re-enfeofled Thomas Cardon of these lands, &c.,
on the 6 November, 2 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 1119. Demise by William Alysaunder, late of Northflete, and
John Soneman, son of Laurence Sonemau late of Cleve, to Richard Glover,
of London, Richard Fordo, one of the Remembrancers of the Exchequer,
Thomas More and Thomas Elbregge, of Rochester, of a messuage and
divers lands, and of a marsh, wood, &c., in the parish of Cleve, lying at
Cowlyngstrete, ' le Ewnshote,' next ' le Broke,' at Colynswillows, Medestile,
' le Chircheweye,' ' le Combe,' Welpende, in Estwode alias Redewode,
Wodelese, Lyudebrokes, Redeham, and Brademede next Ottle in the parish
of Cleve ; all which they with others had of the feoffment of Thomas
Drapere, late of Cleve (Cliffe). 10 January, 35 Henry VI. Seals.
Kent. B. 1120. Release by Roger Shelley, of Bexhill, and Robert Wodeforde
and John Hert, both of Crayforde, to William Hynde, of London, John
Leynton, John Donne and Henry Assbeborne, of their right to lands, tene-
ments, marshes, &c., in the parish of Clyff. 24 March, 1.3 Edward IV.
Seal and broken seals.
Kent. B. 1121. Indenture between Thomas Cardon, of Clyff, of the one part,
and Roger Shelley, of Bexhill, and Robert Wodeforde and John Hert,
both of Crayford, of the other part, relative to lands, tenements, and
marshes, &c., of which he had previously enfeoffod them, in the parish of
Clyff. 14 April, 9 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 1122. Counterpart of B. 1121. flerils.
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Kent. B. 1123. Grant by Thomas Cardon, of Clyff, to Roger Shelley, of
Bexhill, Robert Wodeford, and John Hert, both of Crayford, of lands, tene-
ments and marshes, &c., in the parish of Clyff. 13 April, 9 Edward IV.
Seal.
Kent. B. 1124. Demise by Roger Shelley, of Bexhill, and Robert Wodeford
and John Hert, both of Crayford, to William Hynde, of London, John
Leynton, John Donne and Henry Assheborne of lands, tenements, marshes,
<fcc., in the pariah of Clyff, which they had of the feoffment of Thomas
Cardon of Clyff aforesaid. 18 March, 13 Edward IV. Seals.
Kent. B. 1125. Grant by Richard Barnard, of Suthwerk, ' Inholder,' son
and heir of John Barnard and of Alice his wife, to William Hynde, of
London, and Henry Assheborne, of land called ' Barnardes ' in the parish
of Clyff, late the property of the grantor's parents and previously of John
Dunston of Cleve, his mother's brother. Letter of attorney for Gosline
Huet. 7 December, 14 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 1126. Release by Thomas Glover, son and heir of Richard Glover
late of London, to William Hynde, of London, John Leynton, John Donne,
Henry Assheborne, and Gosceline Huet, of his right in a messuage with
lands, marshes, woods, &c. in the parish of Cleve, which the said William
Hynde and others had of the demise of John Lambard and John Lucy,
both of London. 24 March, 13 Edward IV.
Kent. B. 1127. Release by Alice Leman, late the wife of Henry Leman of
Halstow co. Kent, to Thomas Sprake the elder and Thomas Peryote, of the
same place, of her right in lands in the parish and fields of Cleve. 28 June,
14 Edward IV. Seal.
Kent. B. 1128. Release by Richard Barnard, of Suthwerk, ' Inholder,' son
and heir of John Barnard and of Alice his wife, to William Hynde, of
London, and Henry Assheborne, of his right in land called ' Barnardes '
in the parish of Cleve. 5 August, 15 Edward IV. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 1129. Release by William Mungeham, John Crowche, of Rochester,
Edward Thomasson, of Feversham, and Richard Redhill, of London, to
Margery, wife of Richard Fuller and daughter and heiress of Richard
Perdour, of their right in land, late the property of Robert Prikke
of Cleve, lying in Southwodde in the parish of Cleve. 20 January,
5 Henry VII. Seal.
Kent. B. 1130. Release by Richard Fluck, of London, son and heir of
Thomas Jf hick of Northflete, co. Kent, to William Hynde and Henry Asshe-
borne, both of London, of his right in lands, tenements, woods, and marshes,
&c., in the parish of Cleve, which they had of the demise of John Kynge,
of London, and Gosceline Hy wet, of Cleve, and which the said John Kynge
and Gosceline Hywet had of the grant of the aforesaid Richard Fluck.
20 March, 16 Edward IV. Seal.
Kent. B. 1131. Release by Richard Rykkylliss, kinsman and heir of Richard
Rykkyllis of London, viz.; son of John Rykkyllis, brother of the said
Richard Rykkylys, deceased, to Robert Weston, John Saunder, and Thomas
Darlyngton, of London, of his right in a salt marsh called ' le Northorpe '
in the parish of Cleve (Cliffe), and in lands in Bromedyche, Hokegate,
and elsewhere in the parish of Hygham, which marsh the said Richard
Weston, John Saunder, and Thomas Darlyngton, together with the afore-
said Richard Rykkyllys and John Haukyns the elder, had of the feoffment
of Hugh Perkyns, clerk, and the other klands they had of the feoffment
of William Page, Thomas Page, Richard Page, William Cotyng, Thomas
Davy, John Swayn, Henry Periot, and Thomas Beste. 28 February,
10 Henry VII. Seal.
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Kent.
[Salop.]
B. 1132. Grant by Robert de Cotes to Robert son of Matthew de
Trafforde, of a yearly rent payable by John de Cotes for a tenement in
the vill of Cotes, and in the fields of Cullewrth, rendering yearly for the
same a rose. Witnesses: — Hugh de Messenden, knight, Richard White
(Aldus) of Cullewrth', and others (named).
B. 1133. Grant by Richard Rykkyllys, kinsman and heir of Richard
Rykkyllys late of London, viz. son of John Rykkyllys brother of the said
Richard Rykkyllys, deceased, to Robert Weston and John Saunder, both
of London, of all lands, tenements, marshes, &c., in the parishes of Cly ve
and Higham, which had descended to him upon the death of his said uncle
Richard Rykkyllis. Letter of attorney for Philip Buntane, of London,
chaplain, and Robert Gylmyn, of Gravisend. 1 March, 10 Henry VII.
Seal.
B. 1134. Release by Stephen Dorelot to Hugh le Vavassur, and Sibil
his wife, of two messuages and land in ' La Cockesete.' St. Gregory the
Pope's Day. 54 Henry III.
[I. of Wight.] B. 1135. Indenture between Geoifrey, abbot of Quarr, and Henry
Dogelondre, by which the latter bound himself to convey his tenement in
Codibyarpoyli [near Newport] with its houses, lands, meadows, &c., to
the former, as soon as the King's licence was obtained. " 18 February 1333.
Endorsed: Cotebar Poily . Fragment of seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 1136. Release by Robert Dogelondro to Henry Dogelondre, his
brother, of his right in the demesne and fee of lands and tenements in
South Codibyar Poli and North Codibyar Poyli near the town of Neuport.
5 May 1337, 11 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1137. Grant by John Bayly, of Colde Assheby, and Margery his
wife, to Richard Heyre of that place, son of the said Margery, and to
Agnes his wife, of a messuage in ' le Weste Zende ' in Colde Assheby,
and land, &c. in the vills and fields of Colde Assheby. 24 January,
31 Henry VI.
[N'hamp.] B. 1138. Grant in frank almoin by Ranulph de Pavili, sou of William
de Pavilli, to the monks of PipewelP, of land in Coldesseby (Cold Ashby),
part of which lay through the Havedlond and part abutted on the road from
Haddune. Witnesses: — Philip Roce, William de Neubold, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[I. of Wight.] B. 1139. Release by Henry Dogelondre to the abbey of Quarr, to
hold in frank almoin, of his right [in the demesne and fee of lands and
tenements in South Codibyare Poyli and North Codibyare Poyli near the
town of Neuport. Morrow of the nativity of St. John the Baptist, 1337,
I 1 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] B. 1140. Release by John the Chaplain (capellanus) of Colesburne
to Jordan de Aldeswelle, of his right in lands in the fields of Little
Colesburne. Witnesses : — John Crotun, Richard de Bosco, William de
Marisco de Huldicote, and others (named).
I. of Wight. B. 1141. Grant in frank almoin by Henry Doglondre to the abbey of
Quarr, of his tenement of Cotibyar Poyli near Wyppingeham ]and Neuport,
in the Isle of Wight. Monday after the Crucifixion of Our Lord, 1337
II Edward III. Seal
I. of Wight. B. 1142. Grant in frank almoin by Henry Dogelondre to the abbey of
Quarr, of his tenement in Cotibyare Poyli near Neuport in the Isle of
Wight. Morrow of St. John the Baptist ante For tarn Latinam, 1338,
1 1 Edward III. Seal.
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Warw. B. 1143. Grant by John do Tyso to Ma3ter Simon son of Gervase de
Wnltona, of a rent payable by Nicholas, the grantor's brother, for a tenement
in the vill of Cumpton ; also rents issuing out of mills and land in the vill
of Merston, and other rents issuing out of lands in Warewich, and also
two messuages in Tyso, so that the said Master Simon may keep a lamp
in the church of Tyso before the altar of St. Nicholas : and of the messuage
in Vuerton, land in the vill of Ofteshulle, with the mill of that place, and a
rent issuing out of lands in Tyso : rendering yearly for the same half a
pound of pepper and two pounds of cumin. Witnesses : — Richard Bigot,
Ralph de Sancto Edmundo, Roger de Blez, and others (named). Seal.
[Surrey.] B- 1144. Grant by Henry le Clerk of Codynton, to Henry de Somer-
bury, of land in Howelle in Codynton. Tuesday before the Purification,
10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1145. Release by William Fraungchelin', of Swich', with the
consent of his wife and heirs, to Alan vicar of Codistok, of that land which
Matilda, wife of the late Helyas de Codistok', held in dower. Witnesses :
— Hugh Burgewut', Henry de Stokes, and others (named). Seal.
Endorsed: Donatio de W. Frankeleyn.
[York.] B. 1146. Letter of attorney by Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, for
Robert Botiller to receive seisin of lands, &c., in the vill of South Cowton
in Richmundshire, from William de Thorp, son and heir of Alice de Thorp.
28 December, 14 Henry IV.
[Warw.] B. 1147. Confirmation by Roger de Morton, with the consent of Hawise
his wife, to the church of St. Leonard of Wrocheshnl' (Wroxhall) and the
nuns of that place, of the land in Cuppehull' which John de Abetot had
granted to them in frank almoin, and as fully ths said John had held that land
from Robert de Lega, the ancestor of the said Roger de Morton.
Witnesses : — John de Abetot, Robert de Penedoc, Simon de Mertona, and
others (named).
[York.] B. 1148. Letter of attorney by William de Thorpe, son and heir of
Alice de Thorp, for Robert Warcop and John Hunton to deliver seisin to
Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, of lands, &c. in the vill of South Cowton in
Richmundshire. 28 December, 14 Henry IV. Seal.
[York.] B. 1149. Release by Richard de Brereton and Agues his wife, and
Custance, daughter of Henry Profit of Appiltrewyk, to Ralph de Nevyle,
of their right in those lands in Calde Conyngeston (Cold Coniston) in
Craven, formerly held from the said Ralph de Nevyle by the said Henry
Profit and Adam his son, ancestors (sic) of the said Agnes and Custance,
and which the prior of Bolton in Craven had acquired, without licence in
mortmain, from the said Ralph de Nevyle. 20 April, 24 Edward III.
[Surrey.] B. 1150. Grant by William Wymond, of Codynton, to Henry de
Somerbury, of land at ' la Donlond ' in Codynton. Tuesday before the
Purification, 10 Edward II.
[Hants.] B. 1151. Grant in fee farm by Walter, abbot of Quarr and the convent
of that place, to Edmund, prior of Christchurch Twynham, of a messuage,
land, meadows, and a mill in ' la Thorpe ' ; grant by the said prior and convent
of Christchurch Twynham to the said abbot and convent of a messuage in
' la Mullestrete ' in Christchurch Twynham. Monday before St. Margaret
the Virgin and Martyr, 1323, 17 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1152. Grant by Hugh de Messenden, knight, to Hugh de
Culleworth' of land with an adjacent messuage, together with a bondman
and his issue in .Culleworth'. Witnesses : — Richard de Culleworth,
knight, Richard de Heyning, Robert de Cotes, and others (named).
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[N'hamp.] B. 1153. Settlement of disputes between Adam, prior of Esseby Canons,
and the convent of that place, and Roger do Mussynden, the elder, relative
to the advowson or right of presentation to the church of Coleworth, viz.
the said Roger to have the grant of the presentation to Master lliohard de
Evesham, but all future presentations to be the right of the prior. Wit-
nesses : — Nicholas de Below, rector of the church of Lega, Robert perpetual
vicar of Essh', and others (named). Monday before St. Faith the Virgin,
1325, 19 Edward II.
[Surrey.] B. 1154. Grant by John son of Alexander de Codyngton, to John
the Smith (fabro) of Codynton, of land upon Howelle in Codynton.
Witnesses : — Laurence de Sancto Michaele, Richard called Juvene of Ewelle,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1155. Grant in frank almoiu by Ralph son of Reyner de Coleworke
to the church and canons of Essebi, of a yearly rent issuing out of land in
the vill of Colew'. Witnesses : — John ad Grene, Simon de Monasterio,
Ralph son of Henry de Colew', and others (named).
[Ches.] B. 1156. Release by Ralph de Monte Alto, rector of the church of
Kirkeby, to John de Sancto Petro, of his right in land in Great Cristelton.
Witnesses: — Sir William de Venablis and Sir Hugh de Dutton, knights,
William de Hauwrdin, sheriff of Chester, William de Spurston, and others
(named). Seal.
Surrey. B. 1157. Grant by Henry Saunder of Ewell, to John Codyngton, of
Codyngton, in the same county, John Legh, knight, John Gaynesford, of
Crowherst, esquire, Ralph Legh, John Scott, Henry Burton, and others
("named ) of lands, tenements, &c., in the parish of Codyngton. . January,
24 Henry VII. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1158. Release by Richard, bishop of Winchester, Ralph Lepton
clerk, Thomas Hobson, Edward Mylles, John Skynner, and John Fenner, at
the request of Henry Saunder, and Joan his wife, to John Codyngton of
Codyngton, of their right in the lands, &c., in Codyngton, which they held
to the use of the said Henry Saunder and Joan his wife. 8 February,
24 Henry VII. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1159. Release by Margaret, relict of Thomas Codyngton, to John
Codyngton, their son and heir, and to Thomas Ballyng, Chief Justice of
the King's Bench, John Nedhani, knight, a Justice of the Common Pleas,
Richard Needham, of London, and John Elmebrigge, of her right in the
manors of Codyngton and Me Logge/ 20 June, 10 Edward IV. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1160. Grant by Thomas Codyngton, of Codyngton, to Nicholas
Shipton and Isabella his wife, with remainder to their son William and
divers remainders over, of a messuage and lands in Codyngton, viz. in
Upperhowelle, Upperberefurlong, Watersladefurlong, Underhowelle, Bram-
blehutle, Pesefurlong, Underbrambelhulle, Howelle, and Averham furlongs,
rendering yearly for the same a pound of pepper. 1 August, 20 Henry VI.
Seals.
Surrey. B. 1161. Demise by Thomas Codyngton, of Codyngtou, to Henry
Soniegood, of Ewell, of a messuage and lands in Codyngton, viz. in ' le
Forehalf ' of Bereforlouge, Buutyugfordys, Plumtre, Greneweye, and Est
Merkeforlonge, Howelle Pytte, and 'le ForhalP at Lynke. Feast of
St. Margaret the Virgin, 30 Henry VI. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1162. Grant by Letia daughter of Philip le Tavener of Codynton,
to William sou of John the Smith (fabr'), of the same place, of a house
with a curtilage in the vill of Codynton, abutting on the road from Guldeford
to Croyndon. Sunday alter the Purification, 30 Edward I. Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1163. Release by John de Ealegh', knight, to Henry son of Walter
Hereman of Gulcleford, of his right in a yearly rent issuing out of the
manor of Cudyntou, and also in the demesne of the said manor, viz. in
reliefs, heriots, &c. Thursday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 15 Edward II.
Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1164. Grant by John Legge the elder, of Merton, to Thomas de
Hayton the elder, of Ewell, of land in the field of Codyngton, lying in
Overbereforlongeand abutting upon Netherbereforlonge and Howelleforlong,
which he had of the feoffment of Laurence de Codyngton. 7 October,
1 Henry IV. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1165. Grant by Thomas Codyngton, esq., to Thomas atte Novyne
of land in Markeforlong in the field of Codyngton, in exchange for land
conveyed to him by the latter. Monday after the Epiphany, 10 Henry VI.
Surrey. B. 1166. Demise by John Compton, of Cheyham (Cheam), and John
Hose, of Ewell, to Thomas Codyngton, esquire, of the manor of, and lands,
&c., in Codyngton, which they had with Thomas Salmon, deceased, of the
feoffment of the said Thomas Codyugton. 12 January, 10 Henry VI.
Seals.
Surrey. B. 1167. Release by Ralph Codyngton, eon and heir of Laurence
Godyngton, to Thomas Codyngton, lord of Codyngton, of his right in a
tenement and knd in Codyngtoi). 18 April, 8 Henry VI. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1168. Grant by John Blaunchard, of Croydou, and Alice his
wife, to Richard Haydon, of Ewell, and Matilda his wife, and John Haydon
the younger and Margery his wife, of the same parish, of lands in the
fields of Codyngton, viz. at Bromhulle, bordering upon the road from
Codyngton to Reygate, Mesdene, Anham, and under 'leHawe" abutting
upon Loddeffurlang. Sunday after the Translation of St. Swithin,
8 Henry IV. Seals broken.
Surrey. B. 1169. Grant by John Blaunchard, of Croydon, and Alice his wife,
to Richard Haydon, of Ewell, and Matilda his wife and to John Haydon
and Margery his wife of lands in the fields of Codyngton, viz., at Esthulle
abutting upon the road from Codyngton to Croydon, at Hasele abutting
upon the ' Howdene,' and land in Markeffurlang, and at Blachemeldesbusch.
Sunday after the Translation of St. Swithin, 8 Henry IV. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1170. Grant by Thomas Smylh, of Ewell, and Alice his wife, to
Ralph Codyngton, of lands and tenements, rents and services in the vills
and fields of Codyngton and Cheyham (Cheam). Sunday after St. Martin,
19 Richard II. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1171. Grant by Laurence de Codyngton, of Ewell, to John Legge
the elder, of Merton, and Alice his wife, of land in Overbereforlong in the
field of Codyngton, which he had of the feoffment of John Belhog and John
Belhog the son. 14 December, 17 Richard II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1172. Grant by Godfrey Huscarl to William de Saucto Michaele, of
laud in the vill of Cudiuton, rendering yearly for the same one pound of
pepper or sixpence at the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle ; for which grant
the said William gave to the said Godfrey nine marks of silver, and lo
Dionisia his wife a gold ring. Witnesses : — Henry the mayor of London,
Philip de Sancto Michaele, Matthew de Sancto Michaele, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
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Surrey. B. 1173. Grant by Robert Hunte, of the parish of Codyngton, to
William Belhog' and Joan his wife, of land in Codyngton stretching to
the end of Berfurlong. Sunday before St. Margaret, 48 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1174. Grant by John Syuot, of Codynton, to John Blanchard
and Alice his wife, the grantor's daughter, of land in the parish of Codyn-
ton. Sunday after St. Ambrose, 9 Richard II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1175. Grant by Matilda Kok, of Codinton, to John Synot, of the
same place, of land under ' the Hawe ' in Codyngton, late the property of
her father, Thomas Kok. Monday, the feast of All Saints, 18 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1176. Grant by Thomas de Sancto Miehaele, lord of Codinton, to
William son of Alice le Couk of Ewell, of a messuage, land, and tenement
called ' Philipers lond ' in Codinton, all which had fallen in to him upon
the death of the said Alice, subject to the yearly tender of a rose and of suit
of court to the manor of Codinton, &c. Sunday after Ascension Day,
10 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1177. Grant by John Belhog the elder and John Belhog', of Ewell,
his son, to Laurence de Codyngton, of land in Overbereforlong in the field
of Codyngton. Vigil of the Annunciation, 10 Richard II. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1178. Grant by William Aylrich, of Codintoue, to Hobert le
Mathon, of Ewell, and Matilda his wife, of part of a curtilage in Codintone.
Friday after St. Matthew the Apostle, 2 Edward II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1179. John de Ralegh having granted to Walter Heremau of
Guldeford, a yearly rent payable by Laurence de Sancto Miehaele out
of the manor of Codynton, and the said Walter having granted the same rent
to Henry, son of Walter Hereman of Guldeford, the manor being in the
hands of Laurence son of Laurence de Sancto Miehaele, who had attorned
himself of the same rent to the said Henry son of Walter Hereman, the
latter guarantees to hold him, the said Laurence son of Laurence, harmless
if impleaded by reason of the altornment aforesaid., Thursday before the
nativity of St. John the Baptist, 25 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1180. Grant in frank almoin by Felicia daughter of Ralph le
Symily of Cobinton, at the instance of Letitia her mother, to the church
and monks of St. Mary, Stanley, of land upon Sorte Merks in the field
of Cobinton (Cubbingtou). Witnesses : — Roger Batheman, Geoffrey de
Symily, and others (named).
Surrey. B. 1181. Release by John de Ralegh, knight, to Henry son of Walter
Hereman of Guldeford, of his right in a yearly rent issuing out of the
manor of Cudyntou, and in the demesne of the said manor, viz. reliefs,
heriots, &c. Octave of St. Michael, 26 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Wore.] B. 1182. Release by William son of Robert Belle of Aumthechirche,
of his right of common in the lands of the abbey of Bordesley, viz. in the
Short Wood (curto boscd) and other places. Witnesses: — Samson de
Bromesgrave, clerk, Richard de Cofton, Nicholas de Burl', and others
(named).
Surrey. B. 1183. Grant by John de Ralegh, knight, to Walter Herman, of
Guldeford, of a rent issuing out of the manor of Codinton, subject to
the render to the chief lords of the fee of the usual services and a rose at
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. St. Andrew's Day, 22 Edward I.
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[Oxford.] B. 1184. Release by William son of Alan de Bosco, to the monks
of Bruerne, of the right of common which he claimed against them in the
wood of Marsden ; also grant to them of free transit through the lands in
Ceddewrtho, which his father had held of the Earl of Warwick. Witnesses:
—Thomas de la Mar", Robert de Siptou', and others (named). Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 1185. Release by Thomas Peers, of Cobynton, to Roger Middil-
more and John Sperry, clerk, of his right in lauds and tenements, rents,
services, &c., in the vills and fields of Cobynton, Napton, and Knyghtcote,
which he, the said Thomas Peers, had of the feoffment of Thomas Hatte.
19 December, 8 Edward IV. Seal.
[ ] B. 1186. Grant by Alicia de Corueria, with the consent of Nicholas
her son and Hudelina her daughter, to Henry Thikeman, her brother, of
a messuage in the parish of Holy Cross, upon the condition that he should
fuipport her for the remainder of her life. Witnesses : — Richard de
Leycestr', John de la Bulebuse, and Robert the monk, the provosts
(prepositi), and others (named). Seals.
[Hants.] B. 1187. Grant in frank almain by Richard Stuke and James de
Emnelega, with the consent of Alice and Matilda their respective wives,
to the canons of Brommore, of that land in Crickemede, which Hugh de
Burgate gave to Thomas de Hywisse with Isabella his daughter, the
mother of the said Alice and Matilda. Witnesses : — John de Brommore,
John Ernys, Hugh de la Polot', and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 1188. Grant by Drogo de la Muleton to Edward de Porcestria,
clerk, of land in Crikmede. Witnesses : — John de Wutton, knight, Robert
Hernis, Thomas Baldewyn, Hugh de la Pelote, and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 1189. Grant iii frank almoin by Juliana and Eufemia, daughters
of Thomas de Hywisse and of Isabella his wife, to the canons of Bruminore,
of land in Crickemede. Witnesses : — John de Brommore, John Ernis,
Hugh de la Pelote, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] B. 1190. Grant by Roger Prankelain, of Rokeburne, to Edward
de Porcestria, clerk, of land in the meadows of Cricmede next 'la Muleton.'
Witnesses : — Geoffrey de Roxeburne, clerk, John Herberd, Hugh de la
Pelote, and others (named).
[N'hamp:] B. 1191. Assignment by Iveta de Pauely, prioress of the House of
St. Mary of Seuuardcleye, with the consent of the Chapter, for the support
of 12 nuns, of rents, acquired at their own cost, issuing out of Calvisterne,
Herliston', Heitmundecot, Pyrie, and Stoke. Witnesses : — the whole
Chapter.
[ ] B. 1192. Release by John de Muriefeld, son of William de Muriefeld,
to Adam, abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that place, of his right in a
ditch raised between the Grange of Combly and his land in Prikely.
Witnesses : — John le Fleming', Robert de Cofham, John de la Blakelond,
and others (named).
[Glouc.] B. 1193. Grant by William de Murisco of Ameneye, to John Crike-
man, chaplain, of lands and a messuage in the vill of Little Colesburne.
Witnesses : — Walter Lohout, knight, William son of John de Marisco of
Huldecote, Robert Segar, and others (named). Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1194. Demise by Alice Wetryng, prioress of St. Michael's,
Staunfbrd, to John Hardewyu, of Kylthorp, of lands within the territory
of Colyweston. The Conception, 35 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
329
[N'hamp.] B. 1195. Demise by Elizabeth Weldon, prioress of St. Michael's,
Staunford, to John Hardewyn, of Colyweston, the elder, of land in the vill
and fields of Colywestou. 2 August, 14 Henry VI.
[N'hamp.] B. 1196. Demise by Alice Coupeldyk, prioress of St. Michael's,
Staunford, to William Fissher of Colyweston, and to Joan his wife and
William their son, of lands in the vill of Colyweston. Wednesday after
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 6 Kichard II. Seals.
[N'hamp.] B. 1197. Grant by Thomas le Rede, of Maydeford, to Adam Cosyn,
of Atneston, and Sarra his wife, of land at Copwell in the field of Atnestou.
Saturday, the feast of St. Martin, 20 Edward III. Seal.
Berks. B. 1198. Grant by John Cake, of Maydenhith in the parish of
Cokham, co. Berks, to John Norys, esq., and Roger Norys, of Cokham, of
a tenement and a croft called ' Puddyng Crofte ' in Maydenhith, formerly the
property of John Cake the grantor's father and of Joan Cake, formerly the
wife of the said John Cake the elder. 25 October, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
Berks, B. 1199. Demise by John Elmere, John Campeden, Thomas
Ailleward and William Norton, clerks, to John Morys, warden of
St. Mary's College, Winchester, near the city of Winchester, of the manor
of Colthorp, to hold in frank almoin, also of a yearly rent issuing out of
Miggeham, which they had of the feoffment of John Shelford of London.
Monday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 3 Henry IV.
Seals.
[Line.] B. 1200. Demise by Simon, abbot of St. Mary's, York, and the convent
of that place, to Matilda, prioress of St. Michael's, Staunford, and the nuns
of that house, of two parts of the tithes of sheaves of corn accruing from
the demesne lands of Ayncurte within the limits of the parishes of Corby
and Swafield in the diocese of Lincoln, which the said abbot and convent
had of the grant of - -de Ayncurte; the said prioress and nuns
acknowledging that the said tithes were of old time the property and rio-ht
of the said abbot and convent of St. Mary's, from whom they held them
upon payment of a yearly pension of four and a half marks, to be paid at
the abbot's manor of Belton next Graham. Dated on the 13th and 10th
days of the Kalands of August, 1288.
B. 1201. Indenture relative to the conditions of the enfeoffment by
Edward Courtenay, esq., of Philip Courtenay and Thomas Fulford, knights
John Ward, canon of Exeter, Hugh Dryuge, vicar of the cathedral church
of St. Peters, Exeter, Thomas Bere, and William Menwynnek, of all his
manors, lands, &c., in the counties of Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and
Dorset. 14 April, 15 Edward IV.
Endorsed: "A feoffint of Hughe Courtney, his laudes in Cornwall
Devonscr." Seal.
Rutl. B. 1202. Grant by Walter a le Barre of Overtoil, to the nuns of
St. Michael, Stanford, of a toft in the vill of Cottismor. Witnesses •—
Walter, dean of Roteland, Robert, vicar of Cottismor, William de Bere' and
others (named). Seal.
Rutl. B. 1203. Demise by Margaret (lodechepe, prioress of St. Michael's
Staunford, to Francis Waren, of Cottesmor, of land called ' Weuton,1 in the
parish of Cottesmore. Witnesses : — John Taylei, vicar of St Martin's
Staunford, Sir Hen-1 Wykes, vicar of All Hallows, and Edward Browne
20 June, 22 Henry VII.
Cornw.
Devon.
Dorset.
Somers.
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[Warw.]
[Wilts.]
[Oxford.]
[N'hamp.]
[N'thld.]
Surrey.
Surrey.
[Warw.]
B. 1204. Release by Simon Warinot, of Cobinton, to the abbot and
monks of Stanley, of his right in the messuage in Cobinton granted by
Thomas, his uncle, to the abbot. Witnesses : — Geoffrey de Castello, Geoffrey
de Simily, and others (named).
B. 1205. Demise by Richard Honymanger, rector of the church of
Monktou Farley (Farlegh Monachorum), and Thomas Gore, to Walter
Malger', and Margaret his wife, of a messuage with a garden and curtilage
in Monkton Farley, which they had of the feoffment of Ralph Chayne,
knight. Tuesday after St. Clement the Pope, 6 Richard II. Seal broken.
B. 1206. Release by Nicholas son of Merwiue to Nicholas de
Padenhale, of his right in land in Prestecrawemers [Crowmarsh] held of
the fee of the abbot ' de la Bataille.' Witnesses : — Robert Morgan, Richard
Restwald, Peter Godchiep, and others (named).
Endorsed : Charter concerning land in ' le Crowmareys'.
B. 1207. Grant in frank almoin by William Sauter to the abbot of
St. Nicholas, Andeg' (Angers), of lands lying upon Herdewike, Litelhulle,
'le Doune,' Stratforlong, Corfhulle, against Mentemore, between Eley-
hulle and Stepenhulle, upon ' le Lowe ' and elsewhere in the fields of
Croftone. Witnesses : — Richard de Wald', John Dragon of Borecok,
Reginald Strakerose, and others (named).
Endorsed : Kyrby and Crofton.
B. 1208. Demise by Margaret atte See, prioress of St. Michael's,
Staunford, to John Clergetoun, of Colynesweston, and Sarra his wife, of
lands near Shepweybroke, at 'le Dolnys,' and abutting upon Shepwey-
broke in the fields of Colynesweston. Sunday after Michaelmas Day,
30 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1209. Grant by William Forester of Prenstrete, to John Cher, of
laud in the Prenstrete of Corbrig.' Corbrig', Sunday before All Saints
Day, 1357.
B. 1210. Demise by Robert Baret, of Cosseby (Cosby), to Matilda
Neuman, of Leicester, of land in the fields of Cosseby, rendering yearly
for the same a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Witnesses : —
Andrew, vicar of Cosseby, and others (named). Tuesday after the
Assumption, 24 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1211. Grant by Laurence Penryu and Joan his wife, kinswoman
and heiress of John Ede of Coveham, to Nicholas Penryn, of a cottage
and garden in Coveham, and land lying under Launcelynes Grove in the
parish of Walton. 20 October, 46 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
B. 1212. Release by John Brimmesgrave and Henry Keten, clerks,
to Richard Symond, of Coveham, and Alice his wife, of their right in a
cottage in Coveham, which they had of the grant of Nicholas at the Merche
of Coveham. Monday after the Circumcision, 20 Richard II. Seal.
B. 1213. Grant by William de Dunstaple, son of Richard de Dun-
staple of Coventry, to John de Puyssheforde, of Coventry, of land in
Coventry in Well Street (m vico fontis) towards Hulle Mulne.
Witnesses: — John de Clifton, the bailiff, and Roger dc Pacwode, the
coroner of Coventry, and others (named). Sunday after All Saints Day,
10 Edward IT. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
331
[Rutl.] B. 1214- Grant in frank almoin by Robert son of William ue Bere, to the
nuns of St. Michael, Stanford, of part of a croft called ' Grescrof t ' and other
crofts and land in Toftessike in the vill of Cottismor. Witnesses : — William,
parson of Holy Trinity church, Stanford, William de Sumercotes, John
Bottay, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 1215. Sale and release by Stephen de St. Edmund, with the
consent of Agnes his wife, to Henry Marshal, of land in Park Street (vico
parci) in Coventry. Witnesses : — Henry Tyson, Richard de Aula, William
de WilnhalP, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 1216. Demise by Simon son of Alesander le Blount of Coventry,
to Stephen Modersone, of Coventr}-, of land without Bishop's Barre in
Coventry. Witnesses : — John de Clifton, the bailiff, and Roger de Pacwode,
the coroner of Coventry, and others (named). Feast of St. Vincent the
Martyr, 8 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Surrey.] B. 1217. Grant by Thomas Tym, of Coveliam, to John Tym, his father
and Robert Tym, his brother, of all his goods and chattels. 29 April,
16 Ed ward IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1218. Grant by William son of Richard de Dunstaple of Coventry,
to John de Puyssforde, of Coventry, of land in Well Street (vico fontis)
towards the mill of Hulle in Coventry. Witnesses : — John de Clifton, the
bailiff, and Roger de Pacwode, the coroner of Coventry, and others (named).
Tuesday the feast of St. Bartholomew, 16 Edward II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1219. Release by Hawysia daughter of Thomas le Chaundeler of
Beverley, to Thomas de Whyteleye and Margaret his wife, of her right in
lands and tenements in Coventry, which the said Thomas and Margaret had
of the grant of her said father. Witnesses : — William Botyner the mayor,
and Ralph Palmer and Robert de Barton the bailiffs of Coventry, and
others (named). Friday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 40 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 1220. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Dychesworth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary of Langley near Bredon, of a pasturage
in Depedale in the field of Dychesworth. Witnesses : — Richard de Thorp,
knight, Ralph de Bredona, clerk, Richard son of Serlo de Dychesworth, and
others (named).
Endorsed: Hue de Diseworthe.
[Bucks.] B. 1221. Release by Robert le Esteer of Edelisberue, to Richard de
Gravesend, rector of the church of Edelisberue (Edlesborough) of his right
in the messuage which he the said Robert held of the fee of that church
in the vill of Edelisberue. Witnesses : — John de Buelis, James de Bello
Campo, Thomas de Bergeneny, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] B. 1222. Confirmation by Adam de Budeford, of Estlech, to the monks
of Bruerne, to hold in frank almoin, of a messuage, garden, and croft, late
the property of Ellen his mother, in the vill of Estlech, and of lands in
Sondiloude, Stapelweye, Stonislade, against Oldeclif, beyond Scolbingesden,
in Lougeforlonge, Meredene, Wachingewellweie, Hongindelonde, against
Gothlinche, at le Seiche, in Alredesgarston, Walneye, Aregtonesforlonge,
upon le Breche, against Donesterre, in Peseforlong, at Ellerne, Mulles-
tonesweye, in Rutherweye, upon le Orelinche, at Bassecronle and Barende-
londe in the vill of Estlech. Witnesses : — Robert de Ewereus, Geoffrey
Muredach, John Beaufiz, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
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332 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Warw.] B. 1223. Covenant between William Lotemon, of Chelveriscote, and
William, the Chaplain serving in St. Mary's chapel, Esteleya, for a demise
to the latter of land called ' le Homsfeld,' in the field of the house of Erbury
called ' le Wurmilnefeld,' and abutting upon the road from Estleye to
Erbury. Michaelmas, 1282. Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1224. Grant by William son of Roger le Brinchelane, to Ysuda
his sister, of land bordering upon the road from Estley to Etoue, and of a
curtilage called ' Lutle Lanton,' rendering yearly for the same one hen.
Witnesses : — William Luteman, Henry Scerewind, and others (named).
Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1225. Grant by Adam son of Thomas de Bedeuuorth to Robert
de Craft', of a grove in the territory of Ekkeshale ; and if during his life
the said Kobert do not assign it away, upon his death the said grove is to
go to the rectors of the church of Bedeuuorth (Bedworth), rendering
yearly for the same a gilly flower. Witnesses : — William de Charnel,
knight, William de Turevill', William de Hailing and others (named).
B. 1226. Grant of licence by Rauulph de Byrchmor, Roger dc
Sloleye, and Humphrey Coordy, husbands of Dionisia, Alice, and Isabella,
the daughters and heiresses of Thomas Schyrlok of Eccleshale, to Philip
de Turvill, canon of Lichfield, to enclose land in Batecroft in the territory
of Eccleshale, and to assign the same to a chaplain serving in the church of
Bedeworth. Monday, the feast of St. Alban the Martyr, 6 Edward III.
Seals.
Middx. B. 1227. Demise by John de Dunnesby, of the county of Lincoln, to
Robert Burser of Edmenton, co. Middlesex, of a messuage and land in
Edinenton called ' le Lecheslonde,' rendering yearly for the same a red
rose. Saturday, the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist,
42 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] B. 1228. Demise by Cecil de Ebroicis to the monks of Bruerne, of all
his land and his men in Estlech for a term of five years. Feast of
St. Andrew the Apostle after the death of king John, 1216.
[Leic.] B. 1229. Grant by Isabella de Adelwoldestou, prioress of Langeley,
to Roger son of William Kyde, and to Agnes his wife, of a toft in the vill
of Dithesworth' (Diseworth). Witnesses: — Hugh le Swen, Thomas de
Aula, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1230. Grant by Simon Gynour, of Douuham, to John Cernay, of
Trippelouwe, of a messuage, lands, tenements, &c., in the vill of Douuham.
Octave of Whitsunday, 17 Edward III. Seal.
[Midilx.] B. 1231. Indenture relative to the enfeoffment by Robert Burser, of
Edinenton, of John de Dunnesby, of the county of Lincoln, of a messuage
and land in Edmenton, and to the voiding of that conveyance upon a
certain payment being made by the said Robert Burser to the said John
de Dunnesby. Sunday, the morrow of St. Botolph, 42 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1232. Release by Margery daughter of Juliana la Moke of
Dunham (Downham), to Robert le Noreys, of her right in a messuage and
curtilage in the vill of Dunham. Witnesses: — Adam Michel. William
Bretun, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Esstx.j B. 1233. Release by Richard son of Ralph de Dunam (Downham),
to Simon Burr' of his right in lands, homages, rents, &c., in the vill of
Dunam. Witnesses : — John de Ramesden, Thomas de Ramesden, Richard
de liarnesden, and others (named).
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[Line.] B. 1234. Demise by Alice Cobeldyk, prioress of St. Michael's, Stan-
ford, to Robert de Beston, of Coding ton, and Emma his wife, of land in
Dodingtonfeld. Vigil of Whitsunday. 50 Edward III. Fragment of
seal.
[Camb.] B. 1235. Release by John Wawton to Edward Oldlmlle, and Mary
his wife, of his right in lands and tenements, £c., in the manors of Dytton
Vnlenz, Dytton Camays, Saxton, Chevele, Newmarket, and Kertelyngg, of
which the said grantor with Thomas Folt, vicar of the church of Dytton.
and others had been enfeoffed by Henry English. 8 January, 18 Richard II.
Fragment of seal
[Warw.] B. 1236. Release by Elias, lord of Butiynton and Alice his wife, to
the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of their right in a yearly
rent issuing out of Dray ton, granted by his father Henry de Bunynton to
that abbey. Witnesses : — Richard de Raggeleye, Robert le Bruyli, Henry
de Clyve, and others (named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1237. Certificate by Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, of an extract from
the register, relative to the presentation by the prioress of Langeley of
Alexander the chaplain as perpetual vicar to the vicarage of the church of
Dygesworth. The second of the Ides of March 1324.
[N'hamp.] B. 1238. Grant by Matilda de Dodeford, daughter of Richard de
Lega, to brother Hamud', of Catebi, of a messuage in the vill of Dodeford.
Witnesses : — Richard the chaplain of Stowa, John de Lega, Peter Franceis,
and others (named). 32 Henry III. Seal broken.
[N'hamp.] B. 1239. Grant in frank almoin by William le Wales, of Dodeford, to
the church and nuns of Catebi, of land in the field of Dodeford towards
Thorndon. Witnesses : — Ralph Hareng, John Moriz, John de Lega,
and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1240. Grant by John de Lega to the nuns of Cateby, of lands
near Boggerode, Rokesmore, at Cleyputtes, and Coppedmore, and elsewhere
in the fields of Dodeford. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph Hareng, William de
Stratford, John Moriz of Langport, and others (named). Fragment of
seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1241. Grant in frank almoin by John de Lega to the nuns of Catebi,
of lands at the quarry near Boggerode, towards Rokesmore, at Cleyputtes,
Coppedemore and elsewhere in the field of Dodeford. Witnesses : — Sir
Ralph Hareng, William de Stratford, John Moriz, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1242. Grant by John de Lega to Christina daughter of Ralph
de Langport, of lands in Bog'gerode, and also in Boggerode towards Helrewe
in the field of Dodeford. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph Hareng, John Moriz,
Philip de Claro monte, and others (named). Seal broken.
[Leic.] B. 1243. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Dithewrth (Diseworth)
son of Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary at Langley near Bredon, of land under
Emerweye and upon Kettlisholm and elsewhere, in the field of Dythewrth.
Witnesses : — Richard de Thorp and William de Dive, knights. Ralph de
Bredon, and others (named). Seal.
[Camb.] B. 1244. Grant by William Oldhall, knight, to William Yelverton,
knight, a justice of the King's Bench, Miles Stapylton, Thomas Tudenham,
and Edmund Mulso, knights, and to John Heydon, Richard Illyngworth,
Thomas Yong, Haino Heydok, rector of the church of Estderham, William
Jenney, Henry Spylman. Willinm Norwych, Edmund flei-e, and John
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[Camh.]
[Leic.]
[Leic.]
[Leic.]
[Nhamp.]
[Derby.]
[Kent.]
[Hcref.]
Crudde of the manor of Dytton Valentz, with all lands, tenements, rents,
and .services, &c. appertaining to that manor or in the vills of Dytton
Valentz, Newemarket, Chevelee, Saxton, Kertelenge, Dytton Camays and
Stewcheworthe, to the intent that they might give effect to his last will
when made. Friday after the Eleven thousand Virgins, 35 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
B. 1245. Grant by Henry English to Laurence Harpele, rector of the
church of Snayllewelle (Snairwell), Richard Fouk', rector of the church of
Pirydbrook (Birdbrook), and Thomas Folays, vicar of the church of
Dytton, of the manor of Dytton Valenz, Newmarket, Chevelee, Saxton,
Kertelenge, Dytton Camays and Stewcheworthe (Stetch worth). St.
George's Day. 5 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
B. 1246. Demise by Margaret, prioress of Langeley, to Thomas de
Wulneye, of Disworth', and John de Wodecote, of Lokynton, and Alice
his wife, of the manor of Dysworth'. Sunday before Michaelmas Day,
29 Edward III. French. Seal.
B. 1247. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh dc Dithiswrth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary of Langley next Bredon, of land called
' Alwiniscroft ' in the field of Dithiswrthe. Witnesses : — Richard Torp
and William le Dive, knights, Robert Gurmundele of Dithiswrth', and
others (named). Seal.
B. 1248. Grant in frank almoin by Richard the Skinner (Pelliparius)
of Beleton' to the nuns of St. Mary, Langeley, of land in Halesiche,
extending towards Stockilandes, upon Ketelesholm, upon ' le in Nome '
abutting on the road to Bredon, upon Henneforlong, in 'le in Nome' in
Wadecroft, in Wluedale near ' la Balfe,' upon ' le Thevit ' towards
Emereveye, upon Claekeberehe next Balke in the territory of Dithesworth,
and also a meadow in Ditheswrth lying in 'le Suthmedwe' and called
'le Hoch,' and another meadow in Welledoles. Witnesses : — William de
Wasteneis, Hugh de Ottheswrth, Ralph de Bredona, Roger Doget, Roger
Brien, John de Craimford, Richard the Dispenser (Dispensario) of Beleton,
Nicholas de Wodecote, Thomas de Leys, William de Threngiston, Walter
Walensis of Shepesheved, John Pictor. A.D. 1245. Seal.
B. 1249. Release by Mabilia, late the wife of William de la More
of Dodeford, to the nuns of Castesby, of her right of dower in
land at Blakeheg' in the field of Dodeford. Witnesses : — Hugh de Capes,
John Mauric', and Ralph de Langeport.
B. 1250. Grant by John de Berde, of Derby, to Richard de Stathum
and Richard de Denton, of a messuage with buildings in Derby, opposite
the bridge across the Odbroke called ' St. Peter's Bridge.' Witnesses : —
John del Hay and William Payn, bailiffs of Derby, and others (named).
Derby, 20 February 14 Henry IV.
B. 1251. Demise by John Cok and Alice his wife of Ware, co.
Hertford, to William Chamberlayu of Deptford, co. Kent, of the George
Inn in Deptford, and land there. 28 January 27 Henry VI.
B. 1252. Grant in frank almoin by Symon de Wylmestoii to the monks
of Dore, of land abutting upon Derbyeslee and in Maudon'. Witnesses:- —
William de Solar', John Ragund, Walter de Chandos, Richard his son,
and others (named).
Endorsed: Godway.
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[Derby.] B. 1253. Grant by John son of Hugh son of Ralph Chapmen of
Derby, to Robert le Marchale, of the same place, of a messuage in St. Mary's
Street, Derby. Sunday, the Conception of the Blessed Mary, 38 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 1254. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Dixthiswrth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary of Langiey next Bredon, of land in
Dixthiswrth'. Witnesses : — Richard de Torp and William de Dyve, knights,
Ralph de Bredon, and others (named). Undated.
[Warw.] B. 1255. Grant by William de Wotton to John de Sudleye, of land
next the manse of the house of Erdbury in the vill of Great Dercet.
Witnesses .- — Ralph, vicar of Dercet, John de Knystecote, and others
(named) . Fraamenf of seal.
Camb. B. 1256. Covenant between Ralph de Hemenhale and Henry Englyssh'
relative to the purchase by the latter of the manor of Ditton Valeyns.
Thursday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 37 Edward III. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1257. Guarantee by John de Somerdely, perpetual vicar of Dyse-
worth, to Elizabeth, prioress of Langeley, and the nuns of that house, no't to
injure them or their portion of the rectory of Dyseworth', especially with
regard to the tithes of a mill within that parish. Monday, the feast of
St. Lucy the Virgin, 1322.
[Leic.] B. 1258. Release by Gilbert Doverton to Joan, prioress of Langeley, of
his right in a messuage and land in Dithesworth, which he had of the
demise made to him by a preceding abbess of that House. Tuesday before
St. Barnabas the Apostle, 7 Edward III.
Somers. B. 1259. Release by Humphrey Stafford, knight, John Savage and
John Fauntleroy to William Stourton and William Covyntre, of their right
in the manors of Donnehevede, Schokerwyke and Batheneston. 6 April,
10 Henry IV. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1260. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh son of Benedict de
Ditheswrth' to the nuns of St. Mary of Langeley next Bredon, of land
lying upon Gunirhaleforlong abutting upon Watton' Weh' in the field of
Dytheswrth'. Witnesses :— Richard de Thorp', knight, Ralph de Bredon',
Reginald de Wiveliston, and others (named).
[Leic.] B. 1261. Grant in frank 'almoin by Hugh son of Benedict de
Dychesworth' to the nuns of St. Mary, Langiey near Bredon, of land
abutting upon ' Overbredonweh,' and ' le Balke ' in the territory of
Dycheswrth'. Witnesses : — Richard de Thorp, knight, Ralph de Bredon',
Reginald de Wiveliston, and others (named) Seal.
[Cornw.] B. 1262. Grant by William Parson and William Gylmyn to Ralph
Hoigge of a moiety of all lands, messuages and tenements in the vill
Trethinnek and parish of Dulo, which they had of the feoffment of the
said Ralph, with divers remainders to his issue and to John Adam and
Joan hia wife. 6 March, 22 Henry VI. Seal broken.
[Leic.] B. 1263. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Dicheswrth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary, Langeley next Bredon, of lands upon
Clackeberewh', and in Weteforrewis abutting upon Wlwedale in the field
of Ditheswrth'. Witnesses : — Richard de Thorp, William de Dive, William
Wastines and John de Crauford, knights, Ralph de Bredon, and others
(named). Seal broken.
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[Leie.] B. 1264. Grant in frank nlmoin by Hugh son of Benedict de
Dythesworth to the nuns' of St. Mary of Langeley next Bredou, of lauds
lying at the Dean's Cross, (ad cruccm decani) viz. upon Holmveyke
abutting upon ' le Balke ' in the field of Dytheswrth'. Witnesses : —
Richard de Thorp, Ralph de Bredon, clerk, Reginald de Wiveliston,
and others (named). Seal.
[Cormv.] B. 1265. Grant by Ralph Hoigge to John Adam, and Joan his wife,
of a moiety of all his messuages, lands, tenements, &c., in the vill of
Trethyunek in the parisli of Dulo. 6 March, 22 Henry VI. Seal.
[Derby.] B. 1266. Release by Thomas Alibone, chaplain, to Cecilia Fisher and
John Bakelot, heirs of Henry Fisher, of his right in tenements in the vill
of Duffeld, which he had of the feoffrnent of Edmund Fasman of Derby.
AVitnesses : — -William de Meinasche, vicar of Duffeld, and others (named).
2 April, 5 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1267. Release by Jordan Ferthing, of Dunham, to Nicholas called
the Clerk (clerico) of Dunham, of his right to lands called ' Aldevelond '
and ' Langecroft ' lying in the vill of Dunham. Sunday after SS. Philip
and James, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Cornw.] B. 1268. Grant by Ralph Hoigge to William Person and William
Gylmyu of a moiety of all his land, messuages, tenements, &c., in the vill of
Trethynnek in the parish of Dulo. 4 March, 22 Henry VI. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1269. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Ditheswrthe to the nuns
of St. Mary of Longeley near Bredon, of lands in the field of Ditheswrthe,
viz., in Vitewenedikeg next the highway dividing that land from
Ivonescroft, and in Gelesco and Holdhil next the bounds of the field of
Beletona. Witnesses : — -Ralph de Bredona, Roger Walensis, Roger Doket,
Reginald de Wiveleston, and others (named). A.D. 1244. Fragment of
seal.
[Essex.] B. 1270. Grant in fee farm by Robert de Veer, Earl of Oxford, to
John de Dounham, clerk, of land called ' le Marledelond" in the vill of
Dounham, abutting upon the road from Billerika towards Maldon.
Kanefeld, Monday, the feast of St. Silvester the Pope, 7 Edward II.
[Kent.] B. 1271. Demise by John Hamond, of Dover, to Richard Palmere
and Thomas Toke, of land called ' Ryggescroft ' near Dover, which he together
with Richard Sandes, esq., William Claryngbold and Thomas Kervere, had
of the feoffment of Robert Reypost of Dover. Witnesses : — Thomas Pety,
the mayor, and Nicholas Burton the bailiff, and others (named). 20 July,
5 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1272. Grant by Henry son of Thomas the Carter (carectarii) of
Stivechale, with the consent of Avicia his wife, to Roger son of Edward de
Flichamstude of lands lying upon Morforlong, Middilfeld, Great Park
and elsewhere in the field of Daddeles. Witnesses : — Henry de Mora, John
de Birne and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1273. Grant by Nicholas Schad, with the consent of Margery
his wife, to William le Hert, of a messuage in the town of Donton'.
Witnesses : — Robert Durdent, the bailiff, and Nicholas Lovervng, the
reeve of Dontou, Roger de Portesmouth, and others (named).
[Leic.] B. 1274. Demise by .... le Bothe, prioress of Langley, to John
Clements and William Dans . . , of the parsonage of Dalby and land, &c.
in Dalhy. 1 Henry . . Much injured.
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[Heref.] B. 1275. Grant by William Walens', son of Koger Walens', of Dor-
sinton', with the consent of Eva his wife, to the abbey of Dore, of a right
of way through his lands, viz. from the lower part of the old road of
Dorsiuton to Arthur's Stone in the mountains of Benefeud. Witnesses :
— William de Solers, Andrew de Baskevil, John de la Bache, and others
(named).
Endorsed : Carta de via apud Benefeud. Seal broken.
[Essex.] B. 1276. Grant by John Arnold, of Gyng' Monteney, to Robert le
Noreys and Lucy his wife, of land in the vill of Dunham. Sunday before
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 18 Edward I. Seal,
[Leic.] B. 1277. Bond of John son of Roger de Overton, to Nicholas de
Wartoff, relative to the latter's peaceable possession of land in Diseworth.
Vigil of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 8 Edward III. Seal.
[ ] B. 1278. Release by Thomas le Coupere of Dercet', to the prior of
Erdbury, of his right in a messuage in Dercet', which William le Coupere
his father had held from that House. Tuesday after St. Katherine,
38 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1279. Grant by Robert le Taylour of Little Dunmawe, and
Helewys' his wife, to William their son, a chaplain, of a messuage with
houses in the vill of Dunmawe. The Epiphany, 10 Edward III. Seals.
[Wanv.] B. 1280. Confirmation by Margaret de Kauz, of Derscet', to the
church and canons of Ordbury, of the church of Derscet', to hold in frank
almoin according to the charters of Ralph de SutP (Sudle) and of Otuel' her
lord ; also release of the scutage of land in Radewei and Derscet.
Witnesses : — Roger dean of Colesh', William de Sees, William de Kauz,
and others (named).
Endorsed : Domina Margar' de Calce.
[Leic.] B. 1281. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Ditheswrth' to the nuns
of St. Mary of Langeley near Bredon, of land and a yearly rent in the
vill of Ditheswrth'. Witnesses : — Richard de Torpe, William de Dive,
William Wasteneys, and John de Craunfort, knights ; Ralph de Bredon,
William de Therengiston, Roger Brien, Alan Nowell, Robert de Mekina,
Richard le Parmenter, Robert Bars, and Reginald de Wyvelston.
Feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 1248. Seal.
[Warn.] B. 1282. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Prodome, of Buniton, to
the monks of Bordesley, of land lying next land called ' Denseland.'
Witnesses : — Henry de Buniton, Robert parson of the church of that vill,
William de Grafton, and others (named). Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1283. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Ditheswrth', son of
Benedict de Ditheswrth', to the nuns of St. Mary of Langeley near
Bredon, of land in the field of Ditheswrth' lying in Cockesfurlong.
Witnesses : — Richard de Thorpe, William de Dive, William Wastneys, and
John de Cranford, knights ; Ralph de Bredona, William de Terengestona,
Roger Brian, Alan Noel, Robert de Meynil, Richard le Parmenter, Robert
Bars, and Reginald de Wyfelstona. Feast of St. Matthew the Apostle,
1249. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1284. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Ditheswrth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary of Langley near Bredon, of a yearly
rent issuing out of land in Ditheswrth'. The same witnesses as specified in
B. 1281, and B. 1283. Feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, 1252.
Fragment of seal.
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[Essex.] B. 1285. Grant by John May the younger, of Donnham, to John de
Herdwyc', clerk, of a messuage with its buildings and land in Aldeneland
abutting on the road from the heath of Rammesden Bellehouse towards
Eonewell, and in the field called ' Little llesschet ' in Dounham, which
lands had descended to him from his uncle John de Dounham. Sunday
before St. Margaret the Virgin, 7 Edward III. Sea/.
[I.cic.] B. 1286. Grant in frank nlmoin by Hugh de Dytheswrth', son of
Benedict, to the nuns of St. Mary, Langley near Bredon, of a rent, a toft
with its buildings, and lands in the vill and Held of • Dytheswrth' lying upon
Syortelinlond. Witnesses : — Richard de Torp, William de Dyve, knights,
Reginald de Wiveliston, and others (named). [Henry III.] Fragment of
Cnmb. B. 1287. Demise by John Lene and John Salynge, of Poselingworth,
to Alice, wife of Roger Goseling of Ditton Valenz, of all lands and tene-
ments in the vills of Ditton Valenz and Ditton Caraays, which they had
of the feoff ment of the said Roger Goseling. 20 November, 40 Edward III.
Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1288. Demise by Alice de Tatyrsal, prioress of Langley, to
Benedict son of Godwin de Dyseworthe, and Alice his wife, of land
in the fields of Dyseworthe, viz. lying upon Thingouwe, Stotfoldys,
Mulneton, Wavertofthate, Myddylhul, Longelyttelehul, Linbandys, and
Waristog. Witnesses : — Benedict son of Hugh de Dyseworthe, Robert de
Gormundel, and others (named). About the Invention of the Holy Cross,
3 Edward I. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1289. Grant in frank alrnoin by Richard the Skinner (Pelleparius)
of Beletun, to the nuns of St. Mary's, Langley, of lands in the field of
Dithesuurtb, viz., in Haselsiche, upon Ketelesholme, in ' le in Nome,' upon
Benefurlong and in 'le in Nome ' in Wadecrofthe, with meadows in Me
Suthmedue ' called ' le Hoch,' and in Velledoles. Witnesses : — William de
Wasteneis, Hugh de Dithesuurthe, Roger Brien, John de Cramforde,
Nicholas de Wdecote, and others (named). Henry III. Fragment of
seal.
[Leic.] B. 1290. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh son of Benedict de
Dytheswrth', to the nuns of St. Mary of Langeley near Bredon, of lands
lying upon Steynberewe and elsewhere in the field of Dytheswrth'.
Witnesses : — Richard de Thorp, knight, Reginald de Wiveliston, Geram
le Cursim, and others (named). [Henry III.]
York. B. 1291. Demise by Richard Tempest, knight, Richard Wasselyn,
esquire, and Thomas Farvylle, at the instance of William Laton of Selby,
to John Laton, the son of the said William, and to Katherine his wife, of a
messuage and lands in Southduffeld, which they had of the feoffment of the
same William Laton arsd of his son John. Letter of attorney for Henry
Westby, Robert Derkyn and Brian Derkyn. 25 July, 11 Edward IV.
Seals broken.
[Essex.] B. 1292. Grant by Nicholas the Clerk (dericus) of Dounham, to
Richard de Dunmawe, rector of the church of Dounham, and to Richard
Stamer, of Ronewell', of lands called ' Aldenelond ' and ' la Donne ' with a
rent issuing out of lands in Dounham. 29 February, 18 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1293. Release by William de Manyleghe, of Dounham, to Richard
de Dunmawe, rector of the church of Dounham, and Richard Stamer, of
Ronewell, of his right in land at Aldenelond and ' la Donne ' and in a rent
issuing out of other lands in Dounham. 5 March, 18 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
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[Heref.] B. 1294. Grant in frank alraoin by Hugh son of William le Crone of
Moccors, to the monks of Dore, of land bordering on the lands of Margery
his mother, and those of their abbey ; also of marl, gravel, shingle (sclatam)
and a stone quarry, which he had of the grant of his said mother, with free
ingress and egress, and also of common of pasture. Witnesses : — Walter,
vicar of Bredeward, Roger son of Hugh de Radnor, Richard le Breth,
John de la Baehe, Hugh de la Bache, and John Muschet. Feast of
St. Ethelbert, 56 Henry III. Seal.
[Heref.] B. 1295. Inspeximus by Margery le Crone, daughter of Hugh de la
Hulle in the parish of Bredewardiue, of the grant in frank ahnoin by Hugh
son of William le Crone of Moccors, to the abbey of Dore, of land lying
next the lands of the said abbey and of Margery his mother ; also grant of
marl, sand, shingle and a stone quarry with free ingress and egress, and
also of common of pasture. Witnesses : — Gilbert Taleboth, William de
Solera. Andrew de Bask' and Walter de Busk' of Weston, knights ;
Walter, vicar of Bredewardine, Roger son cf Hugh de Radenor, Walter de
Herdwyc, clerk, Hukelinus le Franceys and Henry de \Vyndesor.
Michaelmas Day, 56 Henry III. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1296. Grant by Hugh de Ditheswrth' son of Benedict, to the nuns
of St. Mary of Langeley near Bredon, of lands lying upon Witemorh',
Middilhul, abutting upon Holmlee and Attuthefisnoke, and next Addele
wood and elsewhere, in the territory of Ditheswrth'. Witnesses : — Richard
de Thorp, knight, Adam Noel of Watton, and others (named).
[Henry IIL] Seal.
[Line.] B; 1297. Demise by Mabilia le Venour, prioress of St. Michael's,
Stanford, to Ralph son of Nicholas ad Aulnm of Estdeping', Agnes his wife
and Sarra their daughter, of land in the park of the steward of Estdeping'.
Monday after St. Matthew, 4 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1298. Confirmation by Robert de Chaucumbe of the grant in
frank almoin, by his uncle William de Chaucumbe, to the canons of
Chaucumbe, of land in the vill of Dauby (Dalby) ; also grant of the water-
course between the mills, with the right to divert the same, and to erect
each year during the time for mowing a bridge across the mill-stream.
Witnesses : — Simon de Coppri, knight, Fulk Basset, Geoffrey de C'herle-
cote, and others (named).
[Kent.] B. 1299. Demise by Thomas Foche, of Dover, and Henry Foche, of
the parish of River, co. Kent, to William Forest, Edward. Hexstall, Robert
Colwell, Robert Smythiot, John Valance otherwise Mason, and Robert
Randolf, of Dover, of land in the parish of Hougham for the sustentation
of St. Nicholas's Church Dover, 20 January, 16 Edward IV. Seals
broken.
[Camb.] B. 1300. Grant by John son of Gilbert le Moyne, and Alice his wife,
to the prior and canons of Anglesey, of land in Dedecherlisfeld, in exchange
for land granted to them by the said prior. Witnesses : — Simon de la
More, Hugh le Wlunt of Wodekisham, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 1301. Acknowledgment by William de Ludinton of rent due from
him to the abbey of Bordesley for land held by him in Draiton.
Witnesses : — Peter de Wlwardinton, knight, William de Waleford, Robert
parson of Buninton, and others (named).
[Line.] B. 1302. Release by Emma, relict of John Paris of Est Deping', to
Gilbert de Chestreton, of Stanford, of her right in land [in Est Deping'],
which the said Gilbert had of the feoffment of her late husband. Sunday
after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 31 Edward I. Seal broken.
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[Essex.] B. 1303. Grant by Nicholas Baroun, of Dounhain, son and heir of
John Baroun of Westhanyngfield, to Thomas Flemmyng, John Herd, of
Sowthhanynfeld, William Norton, of Runwell, John Joynor and Robert
Flowr, of lands, tenements, rents and services in the vills and fields of
Dounham. 20 October, 8 Henry IV. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 1304. Confirmation by Alexander Walensis to the Church of
St. Mary and the monks of Boxley, of a rent, granted to them by Salomon
de Basinges, issuing out of a messuage in Derteford and land in Fules-
wichesden. Witnesses: — Costantine de Lund', Henry de Ripa, Odo de
Burl', and others (named) .
[Surrey.] B. 1305. Release by William Wancy, of Codynton, to Henry de
Somerbur', of his claim for rent issuing out of land at ' la Donlond.'
Codynton, Wednesday, the Purification, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1306. Grant by Sampson Hodlo, of Dounham, to Roger de Bradle,
of lands and tenements in the vill and fields of Dounham. Friday after
St. John ante portam Latinam, 31 Edward III. Seal.
[Hants.] B. 1307. Licence granted by Alexander Hurescarle, of Avene, to
Edward de Porcestria, clerk, to inclose land in Dudclemora. Witnesses : —
Thomas, vicar of Soppely, Henry de Hache, Andrew Michel, and others
(named). Seals.
[Camb.] B. 1308. Release by Richard de Dullingham, chaplain, to the prior
and canons of Angleseye, of his right in lands in the fields of Dullingham
of the fee of that House. Wednesday before SS. Perpetua and Felicitas
the Martyrs, 1292.
[Essex.] B. 1309. Grant by Nicholas son of Grace de Dounham to John de
Dounham, clerk, and Emma his wife, of land in Alvenelond in the vill
of Dounham, in exchange for other lands there. Passion Sunday,
11 Edward II. Seal broken.
[Essex.] B. 1310. Indenture relative to a conditional grant by Roger de
Britele to John Wygeyn, parson of the church of Est Haningfeld, John
Wode, of Ramestene Belhous, and Laurence le Clerk of Downham, of all
his lands and tenements, rents and services, Ac., in the vill of Dounham,
3 May, 39 Edward III. Seal.
[ ] B. 1311. Grant by John Bagelot, of Stonystanton, and Cecilia Deye,
of Hasilwude, to Oliver de Barton, of a messuage in the vill of
Duffeld. Sunday, the close of Easter, 5 Richard II.
[Surrey.] B. 1312. Release by Alice, late the wife of Thomas le Ferour of
Kyngeston, to Walter de Grendon, of her right in lands in Knygeston,
lying in ' la Mersshe,' in Depeslade. Saturday after St. Agatha the Virgin,
18 Edward III. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 1313. Demise by William Thorp, of Gelyngham, and William
Wodier, of Rouchestre, to John Sprene, of Melton near Gravysende, of
land in the parish of Denton. 10 April, 1 Henry VI.
[Leic.] B. 1314. Grant by Christina de Wynton, prioress of Langeley, to Alice,
daughter of Walter Hok, of land lying upon ' le Longemere,' in exchange
for a toft in the vill of Diseworth, and land upon Bredoneweyo in the
territory of that place. The Annunciation, 15 Edward I. Seal.
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[Kent.] B. 1315. Grant by John Jolyf, of the parish of Denton, to his sister
Joan Jolynys, of laud iu a field called ' Gachounysham,' ia the parish
of Dentou, abutting upon Isarrok field and the road leading towards
Schynglyd Welles and Chelke. Monday after SS. Philip and James,
3 Eichard II. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1316. Grant by Nicholas sou of Grace do Douuham, to John de
Douuham, clerk, of land in Alvenelond in the vill of Douuham, in exchange
for other land there. Passion Sunday, 11 Edward II.
[N'hamp. ] B. 1317. Grant in frank almoiu by Alice, late wife of Ralph de
Laugport, to the nuns of Catebi, of a messuage in Dodeford, and land
there at Crowenest. Witnesses : — William Bayvel of Saldeston, John
Moriz of Langport', Philip de Claro Monte, and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 1318. Demise by John, prior of Brommore, to Nicholas de Bienham,
of cottages, curtilages, and land in Deneweye, late the property of John
Coteman and of Agnes Deneweye. and also of land in the fields of
South Deneweye and North Deneweye, together with pasturage for 60
sheep in ' le Furses.' Tuesday before St. Gregory, 48 Edward II. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 1319. Demise by William, abbot of Bruerne, to William Swalclyve,
of London, and William Sheltewode, clerk, of the church of Denchesworth
(Denchwoith) with the manse of the rectory and the lands adjacent
thereto. Tuesday after St. Ambrose, 49 Edward III. Seal broken.
[I. of Wight.] B. 1320. Grant by William le Cupere to Geoffrey le Dragenir, of
land in Draytun. Witnesses : — James Hainuiid, William Schulder, and
others (named).
Endorsed : Galfr' Dragener, Ny weport. Fragment of seal.
[Leic.] B. 1321. Grant by Walter son of William son of Bertram de
Ditheswrthe, to Richard the Skinner (Pellipario) of Beletun, of lauds in
Haselsiche abutting upon Stockylond, Ketelesholm, Innome, extending
beyond the road from Bredun, and upon Henneforlong, with a meadow
in Suthmedue called ' le Hoch,' and another in Welledoles, in the fields of
Dithesworthe. Witnesses : — Hugh de Dithesworthe, Hugh de Aula,
Nicholas de Wodecote, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1322. Grant in frank almoin by Simon de Draiton, son of Nicholas
de Draiton, to the monks of Bordesley, of a rent and services due for lands
in Draiton. Witnesses : — William, parson of Yppesleg' (Ipsley), Peter de
Wlwardintou, Geoffrey Panceford, and others (named). Seal.
]_ B. 1323. Grant by Roger de Sampford, knight, to Phillip Basset, of
. . ran y oger e ampor, ng, o p asset, o \/.
and a water-mill, and also of a rent and the reversion of land, &c.
in the parish of Dadinton, rendering yearly for the same a pair of gloves
of the value of one penny. Witnesses : — Thomas de Ardern, Thomas de
Pinkeny, and Robert le Chamberleng, knights, a'nd others (named).
[Wore.] B. 1324. Release by William de Bestaneston, of Hildeborewrth', with
the consent of Alice his wife, to Henry, abbot of Pershore of his right in
a messuage and land in Defford. Witnesses : — Henry de Harleye, Reginald
le Porter, Walter de Caldewell, and others (named).'
[N'hamp.] B. 1325. Grant in frank almoin by William Walens' of Dodeford, to
the nuns of Katesby, of land in the field of Dodeford, stretching towards
Boicote and Thorduiie. Witnesses : — William de Stratford, William Baivel
of Saldestuu', John Moriz of Laugport, and others (named), Fragment
of seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Oxford.] B. 1326. Demise by William Cobbewelle, of Berford St. Michael's, 'to
William Burbur, of Grenuon, of a tenement in ' le Cheryngstrete ' in
Dadyngtou, About the Purification, 8 Henry IV.
B. 1327. Grant in frunk alrnoin by Robert Elys, of Bunyntou, to the
monks of Bordesley, of that rent which they had been accustomed to
pay to him for a tenement in Draytou. Witnesses : — Geoft'ry Bagod and
Peter de Wluardyiiton, knights, Richard de Peyto and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[N'lmwp.] B. 1328. Grant in frauk almoiu by Henry, lord of Buninton, to the
monks of Bordesley, of a rent issuing out of land in the vill of Drayton.
Witnesses: — William rector of the church of Billul", Simon de Aldebari,
Henry Edward, and others (named).
[Canib.] B. 1329. Release by Alice, late the wife of Roger Gooslyug of Dytton,
to Edmund OldhalP and Maiy his wife, of her right in the lands in the vill
of Dytton Valenz, which she had of the feoffment of John Lenne and John
Salyng of Poslyngsorth. Thursday after All Souls Day, 18 Richard II.
Seal broken.
[Durham.] B. 1330. Indenture between Agnes, prioress of St. Bartholomew's,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, and William Corneford, of Durham, relative to the
settlement of disputes about rents issuing out of tenements of the said
William in Flesshewergate and in the market place in the City of Durham,
viz. the prioress and her successors were to receive the said rents,
and to have power to distrain if necessary. Feast of St. Matthew the
Apostle, 13 Edward IV. Seal broken.
[Lcic.] B. 1331. Confirmation of Robert de Vernic, with the consent of his
wife and heirs, to the nuns of Langeley, to hold in frank almoin, of his
father's grant to them of land in the* field of Duniutuna (Donington).
Witnesses : — John the Constable of Dunintuna, and Adeliza his wife,
Geoffrey de Meringes, Ralph Baratur, and others (named).
Durham. B. 1332. Grant by William Cornforth, of Durham, to Agnes, prioress
of St. Bartholomew's, Newcastle-on-Tyne, of rents issuing out of burgages
in Flesshewergate and in the market place in the City of Durham. 1 May,
1471. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1333. Release by Matilda Moke, daughter and heiress of Christina
la Moke, to Robert son and heir of Robert le Noreys the younger, of her
right in part of a curtilage, with a house built thereon, in the parish of
Dunham. Witnesses : — Peter Michel, William Breton, and others (named).
Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1334. Grant by Florence, relict of Richard de Pulcro Bosco. to
Edmund de Porcestria, clerk, of a rent, &c., and service due for a tenement
called ' Aluredeslaye ' at Duddemore in the manor of Avene. Witnesses : —
John de Campeny, Nicholas de Bocland, Richard de Farnhull', and others
(named). Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1335. Release by John son and heir of John de Ramisdene, to
Robert le Noreys, of his right in lands and tenements in the vill of
Dunham, which the said Robert had of the feoffment of John Arnold ; and
in rents issuing out of lands in the parishes of Suth Haningfeld and
Dunham, which the said Robert had been accustomed to pay to the
grantor's father. The fifth of the Ides of June, 26 Edward I. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
343
[Essex.] B. 1336. Release by John son of Simon de Gardino, to Robert le
Noreys, of bis right in the land in the parish of Dunham, which had
descended to him by hereditary right upon the death of Sara, daughter of
Simon de Gardino, his sister. Witnesses: — Eichard Thorald, John
Bewchauip, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1337. Grant by Ailuuardus son of Oabert, with the consent of his
wife Petronilla, daughter of William Blakeng', to Robert le Noreys, of land
in the parish of Dunham. Witnesses: — Ralph de Chingh', Nicholas de
Bartuu', Brian le Pe, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 1338. Grant by Robert le Taylour, of Little Dunmawe, and
Helewysa his wife, to their son William the Chaplain (capellano) of that
place, of land abutting upon Bancroft in the vill of Little Dunmawe. The
Epiphany, 10 Edward II. Seals.
[Oxford.] B. 1339. Demise by Thomas de Lyouns, of Duuestwye, and Emma
his wife, to Thomas Wymak, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of a
cottage with curtilage and land in the vill and fields of Dunestwye (Dunstew).
Sunday after SS. Peter and Paul, 14 Edward II. Seals.
[Essex.] B. 1340. Grant by William Brito to Mary, late the wife of Robert le
Norays, of a rent issuing out of a tenement called ' Hoddellescroft ' in the
parish of Dunham, rendering yearly for the same one root of ginger.
Witnesses : — John parson of Ronewclle, Johu de Witford, Thomas de
Raunsdon, and others (named). Seal.
[Caiub.] B. 1341. Grant by Roger Goselyng, of Ditton Valence, to John
Lenne and John Salinge, of Peselingworth, of lands and tenements in the
vills of Ditton Valence and Ditton Cammais. 2 November, 40 Edward III.
[Durham.] B. 1342. Grant in frank almoin by Richard de Yelancl to the nuns of
St. Bartholomew's, Newcastle on Tyne, of the land in Bouchergate
(Bucheria), in Durham, which he had of the grant of John Haunsard.
Witnesses: — John de Rumes', William de Blokeby, John de Tyuemue,
and others (named).
[Essex.] B. 1343. Release by Thomas son and heir of William Sawal of Dunham,
to Robert, rector of the church of Runnewell (Runwell), of his right in a
rent issuing out of a tenement in Dunham. Witnesses : — Robert le Noreys,
Thomas rector of the church of Dunham, Peter Michel, and others (named).
Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1344. Grant by John de Herdwyk, clerk, to William de Houdlo,
of Fangge (Fangy), of tenements, &c. in the vill of Dunham. Friday after
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 10 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1345. Confirmation by Adam son of Thomas White (Albi) of
Dunham, of his father's grant, to Gilebert son of William de Stanbregg', of
laud in Reden Close in Dunham. Witnesses: — Richard de BerdestapeP,
Geoffrey parson of Estwude, Geoffrey le Francois, and others (named).
[Essex.] B. 1346. Grant by Robert de Wycestre, rector of the church of
RonewelP (Runwell), to Robert le Noreys, of rents, homages, and services
in Dunham. Witnesses : — Hubert de Brunford, William Chingelford,' John
Beauchamp, and others (named).
[Essex.] B. 1347. Grant by Robert Orgar, of Dunham, and Agnes his wife, to
Robert le Noreys, and Lucy his wife, of a rent issuing out of land in
Dunham, rendering yearly for the same a rose. Witnesses : — Thomas
de Wytcestre, rector of the church of Dunham, Hubert de Brumford,
Richard Torold, and others (named). Seal.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Essex.] B. 1348. Release by Robert le Pee to Robert sou and heir of Robert
le Noreys, the younger, of his right in a rent issuing out of a messuage
with a curtilage abutting on the highway from Herewardestok towards
the bridge of Wickeford in the parish of Dunham. Witnesses: — Peter
Michell, Robert Orgor, Richard Thorald, and others (named). Seal.
Leic. B. 1349. Demise by Robert, prior of Canwell, and the monks of .that
place, to John Wilkynsone, of Sutton next Broghton Astley, co. Leicester, and
Margaret his wife of a messuage and lands, &c. in Dunton. The Annuncia-
tion, 1423, 2 Hemy VI.
[N'liarnp.] B. 1350. Grant by Robert de Gardiuo, of Sollegrave, John sou of
Henry Bateman and Philip le Praude of Sollegrave, to the prioress and
convent of Catisbi, of their right to Duniecroft, which croft the prioress
had inclosed. Witnesses : — William West of Stavertone, Adam de Brade-
velle, Hugh his brother, John Abbe of Stavertoue, William Abbe, John de
Solegrave, clerk, and Helias de Stautone. Wednesday before St. Peter ad
Cathedram, 1285. Seals.
[Essex.] B. 1351. Grant by William Godriz, of Dunham, to Roesia the daughter
of Helewisia, of land in Redene field in the parish of Dunham. Witnesses : —
William le Pe, Stephen le Franceis, Walter Blakengier, and others (named).
Seal,
[Kssux.] B. 1352. Grant by William sou of Robert le Taylour, vicar of Salyug',
to Simon Batekyn, of Cogeshale, Petronilla his wife, and William their son,
of a curtilage and garden in Little Dunmawo uear Bancroft. Sunday,
14 April, 10 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 1353. Confirmation by Walter Strattou, Thomas Arnold, John
Byngley, William Archier, William Saudircok, John atte Berwe, John
Watsone, and John Saudircok, to whom John Braban, of Dover, and John
Bakere, of Caldham, had granted a messuage in Snargatward in Dover, to
John Dalby, rector of the church of St. Nicholas Dover, of the occupation
of the chamber, with free ingress and egress, which they had granted to
Giles Hoton, Thomas Grubbe, and Henry Powell. 20 July, 4 Henry VI.
[Essex.] B. 1354. Grant by William sou of Robert le Taylour, vicar of Salyng',
to Simon Batekyn, of Cogeshale, Petronilla his wife, and William their son,
of a messuage in the vill of Little Dunmawe, abutting upon the road
from the priory of Dunmawe towards Bermston. Sunday, 14 April,
10 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] B. 1355. Grant in frank aluioin by Walter son of Simou to the nuns
of Catesby, of a service due for lands in the vill of Draiton. Witnesses : —
William de Alben', Walter de Valeins, and others (named). Confirmation
by Robert son of Walter to the nuns of Catesby, of the foregoing grant by
Walter son of Simon, his nephew. Witnesses : — William de Auben', Walter
de Valeius, Ralph de Torp, and others (named).
[Suffolk.] B. 1356. Grant by John de le Strete and Walter Roo, both of South
Elmham, to William Ourys, of the same place, of lands in South Elrnham.
Sunday after St. Dunstan the Bishop, 13 Henry IV.
[Suffolk.] B. 1357. Demise by Nicholas son of Beatrix do Ely, and Agnes his
wife, to William de Overe, of Elm, of land in Redmor iu the field of Elm
abutting upon the bank of the Elm. Tuesday after St. Hilary, 7 Edward II.
Seals.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
345
[ ] B. 1358. Grant by Matthew la Musche to Henry sou of Alexander
do Stanford, of land in the territory of Eston next Miluecroft. Witnesses : —
Simon the Chaplain of Ketene, Roger de Eston, Alfred de la Musche, John
de Wirtorp, and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 1359. Grant by Roger de Stoke, chaplain, and William son of
William Page of Sevenhamptone, to William de Leente and Joan his wife,
of a messuage with a curtilage and garden next Warines Lane in Esthrope
next Heygeworth, of another tenement there and land in the field of
Esthrope at Hauekewellelake, in Dedebrethe, Malimbreth, Medforlong.
Balewegge, Longbrech, upon ' le Garston,' laud called ' Arwe ' and ' Wtel '
in Estmecle, with pasturage in the common pasture of Esthrope. Monday,
the feast of St. Faith the Virgin, 22 Edward III. Seals.
[Surrey.] B. 1360. Grant by John atte Watere, sou and heir of William atte
Watere, of EwelF, to Richard le Taverner, of Codynton, of land in the
parish of EwelT lying in Longefurlang. Sunday after St. Gregory the
Pope, 2 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1361. Grant in frank almoin by William son of Walkelin de
Eyndon', to the nuns of Catesbi, of lands and a messuage in the field
of Eyndon. Witnesses : — Simon de Trop and Roger de Wltoa, knights,
Hugh de Capes, and others (named). Seal.
[York.J B. 1362. Letter of attorney by Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, &c., for
John SuthewelP and Richard Burgreys to deliver seism of tenements in
York to Richard Kirkenny. 1 October, 7 Henry IV.
[Camb.] B. 1363. Grant by Richard le Zunge, son of Richard le Zunge of
Little Everdon (Eversden), to Juliana, daughter of Mary Umfrey, of land
upon Rodewellefurlong in Everdon'. Witnesses : — Robert le Zungebonde,
Robert Umfrey, William Swyft, and others (named).
Endorsed : Land in Ewerton. Seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1364. Grant by John Hamelyn, of Everle, to John Knyght, rector
of the church of Pevesy (Pewsey) John Syffrewaste, clerk, and John
Michell, of Marleburgh, of all lauds, tenements, &c. in the vills and fields
of Everle and Fyfhyde. Sunday after Trinity Sunday, 36 Henry VI.
[Rutl.] B. 1365. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph son of Martin de Makeseia,
to the nuns of St. Michael, Stanford, of lands in the field of Ettona.
Witnesses : — Stephen de Stokes, Robert de Colevill", Laurence de Burton,
and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Bull.] B. 1366. Demise by Alice Copildyk, prioress of St. Michael's Staunford,
and the convent of that place, to William Aldewynkyl, chaplain, Roger
Elyott, of Wodecroftes, and John Priour, of the same place, of lands lying
at Saxpole, at the Bridge and elsewhere in the vill of Ettona. Monday
after SS. Tiburtius and Valerian, 10 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Bcdf ?] B. 1367. Grant by Nicholas de Staverton, clerk, to Abel the Baker
(pistori) son of Hugh de Verni, of the messuage in the vill of Etone which
he had of the feoiFnient of Nicholas Mallore. Witnesses : — William, prior
of Grovebury (de Grava), Sir Thomas Spigurnel, parson of Sthathewelle,
Sir Thomas, parson of Lodbroc, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Kutl.] B. 1368. Demise by the prioress and nuns of St. Michael's, Staunford,
with the consent of Richard Dufford their prior, to Sarra, late the wife
of Hugh de Northburgb, of lauds, tenements, &c. in the vill and territory
346 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
of Etton'. Witnesses : — Hugh de Sulgrave, William de Makescye, Adam
Payn the younger of Eton, and Geoffrey de Helpiston. Monday, the
least of St. Peter ad vincula 19 Edward III., 1345.
[Suffolk.] B. 1369. Grant by Roger Aleyn the younger, of Southelmham, to
William Aleyn, of that place, son of Stephen Aleyn, of lands in South
Eliuhum abutting upon land called ' Horescroft,' ' Jacobes Pyghtell,' the
common pasture of the parish church of St. Margaret's of Southelmham,
and the free land of the church of Flixton. Monday before St. Margaret
the Virgin, 49 Edward III.
[Berks.] B. 1370. Grant by Nicholas Daufric to Robert son of Robert Belet,
of land in the field of Eneburne (Euborne) lying upon ' la Sterte.'
Witnesses : — John Belet of Eneburne, Philip de Sandrevile, Adam dc la
Breche, and others (named).
[ ] B. 1371. Grant in frank alrnoin by Warin de Redburne to the nuns of
St. Mary, Sopwelle, of land lying between Eywode and their orchard,
for prayers for the souls of Agnes his wife, Richard his son, and of his
parents. Witnesses : — William de Husseburne, the steward, John de
Schelford, John de Kingesburi, and others (named).
[N'hauip.] B. 1372. Grant by John le Uncle of Eydon', son of Alice, late the
wife of John de Sancto Leodegario, to the nuns of Catesby, of lands in the
fields of Eydon'. Witnesses : — 'Adam de Bradewell, William West of
Staverton, Hugh de Brndewelle, John de Solegrave, clerk, Robert dc
Gardino, and others (named).
[ ] B. 1373. Grant by Richard de Auesty to John de Leython', of land
in the territory of Eton', lying between the road towards Wetinton and
Limcroft, in exchange for which the said John granted to him land in
Northcroft, seven shillings in silver, and a robe of black burnet. Witnesses :
— Hugh de Lilleburn', Robert de Noweray, John son of Abel de Eton', and
others (named). Seal.
[Norf.] B. 1374. Grant by John de Hynkele to his sister Agnes and to her
daughter Alice, and to the heirs of the said Alice by John de Langeleye,
her husband, of messuages and lands and a croft called ' le Hallecroft," in the
vills of Ethone and Attelberge next Ethone. Witnesses : — John de
Schyreford, William de Roddeburne, Reginald de Harleye, and others
(named). Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 13/5. Grant by Hugh Roseville, of Eton', to Margery Telby,
late the wife of William Baunebur' of Colon,' of land in Eton' bordering
upon the watercourse in Cotonende. Tuesday, the feast of St. John ante
portam Latinam, 50 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1376. Demise by John de Merryngthon, of Coventry, to Henry de
Scheldon', of Nunneton', Alice his wife, and William their son, of a tene-
ment, curtilage, and land in the vill of Eton, lying between Hallecrofte and
the road leading to Hynkeleye. Wednesday after St. Chad the Bishop,
28 Edward III. Fragments of seals.
[ ] B. 1377. Confirmation by Robert son of Walchin de Eyndon, to the
nuns of Kateby, of his brother William's grant, to hold in frank almoin, of
land and a messuage in the vill of Eyudon, for which confirmation his
brother gave him three roods of land in the fields of that place.
Witnesses : — Simon de Trop and Roger de Phvelton, knights, Hugh de
Kapes, and others (named).
Endorsed: Terra de Hey don'. Seal.]
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[Liuc.] B. 1378. Grant by William Cutwlffe, of Ouston, to Roger Welle, of
that place, William Hychecok, of Kynnardt'erry, John Jakeson, of Estferry,
anil John Grome, of Eppevvorth, of laud in tlie wastes of Eppeworth next
' le Southparrokes ' under Methelwode, and lands in the field of Ouston
under Colpitcroftrawe, in Estloundeynges, in a place called ' Kathyrn,' and
in the field of Netherbrunhaui in a place called ' Waterf urlange ' or Me
Syke.' Letter of attorney for John Torkesey and Robert Cuke of Oustou.
27 June, 17 Henry VI. Seal.
[Liuc.] B. 1379. Demise by the prior aud convent of St. Mary's, in the Isle of
Axiholme, co. Lincoln, to Thomas More, son of John More alias John
Chappeman, of Eppeworth, of lands in Eppeworthe, in ' le Hydermerpcr-
rokkes ' under Methelwode. 10 September 1462, 2 Edward IV.
Endorsed: A memorandum that the father of the said Thomas Moore,
viz. John do More, son of Robert de More, was surcharged with divers
rents for his lands at the court of the manor of Eppeworth on the
13 January, 13 Henry VI. Seal.
[ ] B. 1380. Grant by Richard de Farendon' le Curteys to William
son of Walkeliu de Eyndon', of lands in Delmers and Creamer, in the
fields of Eyndon', rendering yearly for the same one bodkin (unam acum).
Witnesses: — Thomas son of Wale de Eyudon', Geoffrey de Trafford',
William brother of Philip the parson of Eyndon', and others (named).
Berks. B. 1381. Grant by John Balet, of Esteneborne, to John David, of
the same place, son of Philip David, of land in the vill of Esteneborne,
abutting upon the road from Neiburie to Andevera. Witnesses : — John
de Woborne, John de Wissele, Robert Balet, and others (named). Frag-
ment of seal.
Berks. B. 1382. Grant by John Beleit to William Beleit, of land in Wrthilond
field next the laud of the prior of Saundford, in the parish of Eneborne.
Witnesses : — Alan de Cranle, knight, Nigel de Saundvile, Walter Pijon,
Robert Beleit, William Scot, and John Pijou.
Berks. B. 1383. Grant by William Balet, of Eneborne, to Thomas Hunte,
Hants. vicar of Kyngesclere, William Fermere, of Fernham, Edward Chapman,
of Newbury, and Walter Badecok, of Kyngesclere, of all lauds, tenements,
rents, &c., in Eneborne or elsewhere in the counties of Southampton and
Berks. Sunday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 9 Henry IV. Frag-
ment of seal.
Berks. B. 1384. Release by William de Bonedon to John Roger, of Bryiineston,
esquire, Thomas Maundewar, clerk, John Bernard, of Lamborne, and Robert
Lovelich, clerk, of his right in all lands tenements, woods, &c., called
' Balettys ' and ' Hertryggys ' in Estendeborne. Saturday before St. Thomas
the Apostle, 7 Henry VI. Seal.
Berks. B. 1385. Grant by John Balet, of Eueborue, to Thomas Monolf, of
Newbury, of lands in the vill of Eneborne in Wodeforlong abutting upou
Estlougforlong, together with the reversion of Crowescroft and Laurences-
mede. Wednesday after SS. Philip and James, 14 Edward III. Seal.
[Berks.] B. 1386. Release by William Clark alias Lamborne, of Newbury,
co. Berks, and John Gore, of the same place, to John Roger the younger,
of Benham Valence, of their right in a tenement called ' Lechisplace ' in
Estenborne, which they had of the f eoffment of John Leche. 1 3 December,
27 Henry VI. Seal broken.
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Berks. B. 1387. Release by Eobert Balet to Thomas Monolf, of his right in
the lauds and tenements which he had of the feoffment of John Balet,
the brother of the said Robert, in the vill of Eueborne. Saturday after
St. Duustan the Bishop, 14 Edward III. Seal.
[York.] B. 1388. Release by Margery Duket to Ealph, Earl of Westmorland,
John Conyers. John Kelynghale and John de Thorpe, of Underwood, of
her right in the manor of Elvyugton. 9 January, 22 Richard II.
Berks. B. 1389. Release by William Walkestede, clerk, John Langston, and
Laurence Hampton, to Walter Cotton and Thomas Gladman, of their right
in the manor of Estenborne near Newbury. 29 November, 7 Henry VI.
Seal.
Berks. B. 1390. Grant by Nicholas Hoyvyle, of Newbury, and Aniisia his
wife, to John Grym, of Hanime, John Aylgar, and William Dancastel, of
Haselwykes in the- parish of Inkepenne, of lands and tenements with wood,
&c., called ' Balettesplace ' in the vill of Esteneneborne and Westeneborne.
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 14 Richard II. Seals.
Berks. B. 1391. Grant by Richard de Polhumptou, son and heir of Edmund
do Polliampton, to Amicia Ovyot, of Newbury, of lands and tenements in
the vill of Esteneborne, late the property of John Balet of that place, with
the houses, gardens, curtilages, woods, &c., in a close called ' Baletteslond ;'
also of lands lying in Worthilonde, in the field of Esteueborue, and in
Westmede. Monday, the feast of St. Dunstan, 36 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
Berks. B. 1392. Release by Dyonisia, late the wife of John Balet of Eneborne,
to Edmund de Polhamton, from all actions save an action for dower out of
a tenement in Eneborne. Saturday, the morrow of St, Thomas the Apostle,
21 Edward III. Seal.
Berks. B. 1393. Release by Diouisia, late the wife of John Balet of Enedborne,
to Edmund de Polehamton, from all actions, suits, &c. Saturday after the
Epiphany, 21 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Berks. B. 1394. Release by Agnes Balet to Thomas Monolf, of her right
in lands and tenements in the vill of Eneborne, which he had of the
feoffment of John Balet her brother. Saturday after St. Dunstan the
Bishop, 14 Edward III. Seal.
[Canib.] B. 1395. Grant by Thomas de Elteslee, the elder, to Alexander de
Goldyngham, knight, of the lands and tenements in the vill and fields of
Elteslee (Eltisley), which the grantor had of the feoffment of Robert de
Thorpe, knight, and which had once been the property of Philip
Fitz Harveys. Thursday after St. Clement the Pope, 47 Edward III.
Endorsed : Musters in Eltesle. Seal broken.
Berks. B. 1396. Grant by John Balet, of Eueborne, to John atte Nalre of
Ingepenne, and John de Oterbourne, of lands, tenements, meadows, woods
and pastures in the vill of Enebourne. Wednesday after the Exaltation of
the Holy Cross, 18 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Berks. B. 1397. Grant by Nicholas Idelot', of Enedborne, to Thomas le
Parker, of Newbury, of lands in the vill of Enedoborne next the road to
Andevere, and at Saddemere next the land of the prior of Sandclforde.
Monday after St. Gregory the Pope, 16 Edward III. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Kent.) B. 1398. Release by John atte Park and Agnes, his daughter, to Giles
ate Velde, of their right in the tenement in Elinton', which the latter had
of the feoffment of, Stephen de Penecestr' and Margaret his wife, abutting
upon the roads leading from Mallinge to Maydenestan, from the park of
Alinton towards the Medeweya, and upon laud called ' Scharnhale.'
Wednesday after the Assumption, 33 Edward I.
[ ] B. 1899. Grant in frank almoin by Eobert de Clavile, for the sake of
his own soul and the souls of Robert de ClaviUe, his grandfather, and
Hugh de ClaviUe and Joan his mother, to the abbey of Quarr, of a rent
issuing out of land called ' Watincroft ' in the vill of Elwaderston.
Witnesses : — John de Insula, John de ClaviUe, Richard le Norreys, and
others (named).
Endorsed : Villa de Elwerdest'. Seal.
Berks B. 1400. Release by Thomas Balet, of Eneborne, to Edmund de
Polhampton, of his right in the lands, tenements, Ac. in the vill of
Eneborne, which the latter had of the feoffment of John de Oterbourne
and John atte Nalre. Saturday after the Conversion of St. Paul,
21 Edward III. Seal broken.
[Camb.] B. 1401. Demise in fee farm by Nicholas son of Beatrix de Ely and
Agnes his wife, to William de Overe, of Elm, of land with buildings
thereon in the Redmor field of Elm, abutting upon the bank of the Elm.
Tuesday after St. Hilary, 7 Edward II. Seal.
[. ] B. 1402. Grant in frank almoin by John de Stanleya son of Geoffrey,
to the church of St. Mary and the monks of Stanley, of a rent issuing out
of land and a tenement in Ellesch'. Witnesses : — Robert de Wyalakesford,
William Tylan, Henry de Cobinton, and others (named). Seal.
Berks. B. 1403. Grant by John Alisaundre, of Newbury, to Richard son of
Roger Lovekyn, of the same place, of the land and commonage in the field
of Esteneborne, which he had of the grant of William Balet. Wednesday,
the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 7 Edward III.
Berks. B. 1404. Surrender by Thomas Monolf, of Newbury, to John Balet,
of lands and tenements in the vill of Enebourne. Thursday after
St. Dunstan the Bishop, 14 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] B. 1405. Covenant between Peter Picot and Henry de Pinkeny
relative to a messuage, land, and mill in Dodenho in the parish of Elmedone
held by him. Each to have an entire moiety of services, &c., due from the
said messuage, land, and mill, viz., by receiving the same in alternate years.
56 Henry III. Seal broken.
[Middx.] B. 1406. Release by John le Bourser of Edelmettone to his brother
Richard le Bouser, of his right in land in Edelmettone (Edmonton)
abutting upon ' le Heyebreggestat'. Wednesday before the Purification,
2 Edward III. Seal.
[Camb.] B. 1407. Indenture between John de Goldyngham and Eleanor his
wife, of the one part, and Thomas, parson of the church of Lamblech
(Landbeach), and Alan his brother, Ivo vicar of the church of Hyngeston
(Hinxton), and Gilbert Bernard, of the other, relative to a moiety of the
manor of Eltesle (Eltisley), and of the advowson of the church of that
place and to the payment of a sum of money.
350 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Kent. B. 1408. Demise by Thomas Haute to Hamond Mexsted, of the
parish of Elmysted, of lands in the parish of Elmysted (Elmstead)
called 'Holte' and ' Holtisdowne.' 21 December, 13 Henry VII.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 1409. Release by Alice, late the wife of Abell Cordi of Etone, to
John de Langeleye, of Coventry, and Alice his wife, of her right in the
lands and tenements in Etone, which John de Hynkele, clerk, and the said
John de Langeleye and Alice his wife had of the grant of her said husband,
Abell Cordi. Wednesday in Whitsnn week, 15 Edward II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1410. Grant by Humphrey de Brouton, of Nunne Etone, to
William le Redeknave of Bornton', of half a burgage in the vill of Etone.
Sunday before St. Dunstan the Archbishop, 3 Edward II. Fragment
of seal,
[Kent.] B. 1411. Release by Richard Parnele, of Boxley, to Roger Mool, of
that place, of his right in a right-of-way from his house to his land called
' Northfeld ' at Elstede, in the vill of Boxley. Tuesday before St. Peter
ad Vincula, 10 Edward III.
[ ] B. 1412. Grant by Matthew son of Roger de Munstreworth (Minster-
worth) to Nicholas son of Roger de Boyfeld, of lands in le Cornhom'e, in
' le Inhechingg,' and at Esteneye. Witnesses : — William Hathewy,
William de Boyfeld, and others (named). Hampton, Monday after
Michaelmas Day, 14 Edward II. Seal.
[Hants.] B. 1413. Release by Henry, prior of St. Denys, Southampton, to Robert
le Barbyer of Southampton, of his right in a rent issuing out of houses in
Estrete [in Southampton]. Witnesses: — Robert le Barbyer, alderman of
Southampton, John de Puteo, and Adam le Hordyr, the bailiff!-* of that town,
and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1414. Grant in frank almoin by William de Symily to the church
of St. Mary, Stanley, and the monks of that place, of a meadow in Essesho
called ' Homedwe.' Witnesses : — John de Stanlea, Henry de Cubinton,
William Tysun, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 1415. Grant by Matthew the Smith (faber) of Nunne Etone, to
Humphrey de Broucton, of half a burgage with its houses in the vill of
Etone. Saturday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 1 Edward II.
Seal.
[Surr.l B. 1416. Grant by John Kypping, of the parish of Ewelle, to John
Tabard, of the same place, of land in the common field of Ewelle lying in
Longefurlong. Sunday, the feast of St. Martin, 9 Henry IV. Seal.
[Hunts.] B. 1417. Grant by Geoffrey Edessone, of Cotene in Elington, and
John his son, Alice Brymbel, of Elington, Alan Buk', Adam Buk , Roger
in the Hale, Hugh deBryngton, Agnes Buk', Agnes Broun, John Reignold,
Adam Muriel, Walter Burgeis, Richard son of Matilda and Richard Bettes-
sone, all of Elington, to William de Gorton and Robert de Burgo, clerks, of
a cottage with a curtilage and lands in Elyncrton. 22 June, 2 Edward III.
Seal.
[Berks.] B. 1418. Agreement between John Balat, of Eneborne, and Thomas
Monolf, relative to lands, &c., in the fields of Esteneborne, and to the
repayment of a sum of money. 9 Edward III. Sen/.
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[Berks.]
[Berks.]
[Berks.]
[Camb.]
[Line.]
[Leic.]
[Warw.]
[Bull.]
[Warw.]
[Warw.]
B. 1419. Grant by William Balet, of Esteneburne, to his brother John
Balet and to Julia, the latter's wife, of a messuage with a curtilage in Estene-
burne. Tuesday before Whitsuntide, 1 Edward III.
B. 1420. Grant by William Balet, of Estenedeburue, to John
Alisaundre, of Thacham, and Isabella his wife, of lands in the field of
Estenedeburne at Goldhegge, ' le Esleswey,' Stoiiiforlong, next the land of
the prior of Saudelford, and at FaJghuIle and Crondle. Sunday after
St. Denys, 18 Edward II. Seal broken.
B. 1421. Grant by John Alisaundre, of Newbury, to Ealph le Fatte,
of Brytwalton, of land in the field of Esteneburne in Thornhulle forlong.
Wednesday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 7 Edward III.
B. 1422. Grant by Agnes, daughter of Richard de Ecclesia, to
William de Banburne, of a messuage in Ely. Witnesses : — Henry de
Walpol, Robert Joye, Geoffrey Wrabeneyl, and others (named). Seal
broken.
B. 1423. Demise by Alice atte Tounehende, of Over Brunham
(Burnham), to Ralph son of Thomas, of the same place, of land on the
Emroye [in Over Brunham.] Witnesses : — Thomas de Brunham, Robert
Takel, Thomas Brutie, William Laundeles, Roger Everarde, Roger Til, and
Thomas Til, clerk. Michaelmas, 1294.
B. 1424. Release by Joan, late the wife of Thomas le Mareschal of
Stapelton, to John de Hinkeleya, of her right as dower in a portion of a
tenement in Etone. Barewelle, All Saints Day. 32 Edward I.
B. 1425. Grant by Abel called le Verny of Etone, to John de
Hynkeleya, clerk, of a croft without the vill of Etone abutting upon the
road to Wedinton (Weddington). Witnesses: — John Hychemon of Etone,
Henry called le Wayte, Henry Dun, Abel Cordy and others (named).
Endorsed : Etone, ' le Hawe croft.' Seal.
B. 1426. Grant in frank almoin by Agnes, late the wife of Peter de
Gurneys, to the nuns of St. Michael's, Stanford, of a toft in the vill and
land in the territory of Ettone. Witnesses : — Stephen de Stokes, knight,
Thomas de Ufford, steward of the town, Laurence de Burton, and others
(named).
B. 1427. Decision of the prior and sub-prior of St Oswald, Gloucester,
commissaries of the prior of Pionia, the chief judge delegated by the
apostolic authority, relative to the tithes of the mill of Eton in the diocese
of Hereford, in dispute between the convent of St. Peter of Gloucester, in
the diocese of Worcester, and the prior of Ewyas of the one part, and the
prioress and convent of Acornebury of the other ; viz., the nuns to
have the toll of the mill, reserving to the prior of Ewyas the tithe of the
fishery of the mill pool and half a mark payable by the prioress to the said
prior of Ewyas, A.D. 1281. Fragment of seal.
B. 1428. Grant by Richard Walrand to John de Hynkeleya, clerk,
of half a burgage in the vill of Eton. Thursday after the Epiphany,
3 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
B. 1429. Grant by Henry de Wedinton, chaplain, to John de
Hynkeleya, of land in the territory of Etone. Witnesses :— John Ycheman
of Etone, Henry called le Wayte, John Scot, Abel called le Verny and
Henry Dun. [Edward I.] Seal.
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[Warw.]
[Wilts.]
[Wore.]
[Warw.]
[Essex.]
Wilts.
Wilts.
Wilts.
Wilts.
B. 1430. Release by William son and heir of Araicia de Wcdinton,
to John de Hynkeleia, of his right in the land in the fields of Etone, of
which he had enfeoffed his brother Henry the Chaplain. Witnesses : — John
Ychemon of Eton, Henry le Wayte, John Scot, Abel called le Verny, and
Henry Dun. Wednesday after Michaelmas Day, 1303. Seal broken.
B. 1431. Grant by Robert Fox, of Esthrop next Heygworth, to
Richard Foxle, of Heygworth (Highworth), of lands in the field of Esthrop
[in the parish of Highworth] and of pasturage in the common pasture of that
place, viz., lands in Hidsladforlong, Moodl'orlong next the land of the
rector of the church of Heygworth, ' le Benelonde', at Haukwellelake, in
Zelwebrech, and at Grundewel. Sunday after St. Gregory the Pope,
20 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1432. Grant by William Holte, of Gloucester, and Philip Haxe-
forde, of Evesham, chaplains, to Hugh Byden and Amicia his wife, of the
lands and tenements in Evesharrj, which they had of the feoffment of
the said Amicia. Feast of St. Scholastica the Virgin, 48 Edward III.
B. 1433. Release by Richard de Anesty to Roger de Etone, chaplain,
vicar of the church of Anestleye, of lands in the territory, and a messuage
in the vill of Etone to hold from the prioress and convent of Eton
(Nuneaton). Witnesses : — Hugh de Lilleburne, Richard de Staverton
in Anestleye, Walter de Anestleye, and others (named). Seal
B. 1434. Grant by Thomas Sudberi, of Estilleberi (East Tilbury),
the younger, to Thomas Mon, of the same place, of a messuage with a
curtilage and land in the vill of Estyllebery, abutting upon the road from
the passage of Estyllebery to Horndon. Feast of St. Edward the King,
9 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
B. 1435. Release by Robert Wylkyns, of Englesham, co. Berks, to
Thomas Seymor, knight, of his right in land in Esthroppe in the parish
of Highworth, lately purchased by him from the said Henry Highworth.
31 December, 34 Henry VIII. Seal.
B. 1436. Grant by Robert Hampton to Thomas -Stone, and Margaret
his wife, of pasturage in Esthorpe [in the parish of Highworth]. 23 May,
24 Henry VI. Seal.
Also a schedule of lands in Esthrope lying in Longe Lypyate, Oldelonde,
Recheforde Londe, Brodewey forlong, Foxleylonde, abutting upon Ingilsame
field, between Okydewey forlong and Foxleyslonde, in Lytill Londe, in
Merfurlong and Lyntys Courte, Shorte Brode, Brouwe, Mede forlong,
Hommer Slate furlong, and Pykkards Rowndon and elsewhere in Esthrope
aforesaid.
B. 1437. Release by John Cole, of Estropp next Hyworth, co. Wilts,
son of John Cole, and by William Levyng, of Westroppe next Hyworth,
son of Walter Levyng, to Walter Kybbull, of Westropp, of his right in
land in Estropp called ' Lambertsheye ' abutting upon Maundevykes close.
Feast of SS. Peter and Paul, 7 Edward IV.
Jj. 1438. Grant by Thomas Stone of Hyghworthe, co. Wilts, to John
Fedeler, kinsman and heir of Richard Foxley, of lands in the vill and fields
of Estrop at Gavenell, Smythmore, ' le Breche,' Slatesfurlouge, in Rowndon,
Longmore, Longedowne, ' le Lynche,' Sevenamhyll and Capecrof t. 1 October,
22 Edward IV. Fragment of .teal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
353
Wilts.
Wilts.
Wilts.
Herts.
Herts.
Herts.
Herts.
B. 1439. Demise by Thomas Stone, of Hygliworth, co. Wilts, to John
Fedeler, kinsman and heir of Richard Foxley, of lands within the dominion
of Estrop, viz. in Brodweye furlonge, Ilokydweye furlonge, Lityll Londe,
abutting upon Leynt, in Merofurionge, Shorte Brodeborowe, Medefmionge,
Homer Slate furlonge, Pycard's Rowndou, Benelonde, Brodeweye Furlonge
within Leyntes Courte, Yelowbr«che, Longebrecho, 'le Ynlonde,' Longe-
lypyate, Rechesfordelond, Oldelonde, Drakelawude, Sowndnrmede and
Rowndou ; and also of the reversion of land m ' le Estmede.' 1 October,
22 Edward IV. Seal.
B. 1440. Letter of attorney by Thomas Seymor, knight, of Edyngdon,
co. Wilts, for John Warueford and Ambrose Chapneys to receive seisin
from William Pleydell, of Colleshalle, co. Berks, of lands, messuages, and
tenements in Esthroppe, Westhroppe, Highworth, Hampton, Turvyle and
Sevenhampton. 4 July, 33 Henry VIII. Fragment of seal.
B. 1441. Confirmation by John son of William de Melchebourn, of
his father's conveyance to Nicholas Picket of lands in Essex. 19 April.
34 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1442. Grant by William son of William atte. Mulle of Seven-
harnptone, to Henry le Smyth of Heghoworth, and Lucy his wife, of lands
in the field of Esthrope lying upon 'la Garestone,' at Grenelinche, and
abutting upon Greneweys, and Budewelle, in Churchweyeforlong, at
' la Sonne,' Malimbrech, Garascroft, Stotforlong, Gavenhulle in ' le
Wowelonde,' upon Walhulle, Byllingborwe, upon Sevenhame Hulle, and
of a right of commonage in the common pasture of Esthrope. Monday,
the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 6 Edward III.
B. 1443. Demise by John Say, knight, Thomas Montgomery, knight,
John Clapton, John Grene and David Mortymer to Nicholas Leventhorp
and Nicholas Bryt, of all lands and tenements, woods, &c., in Esenden and
Bishops Hatfield, with the advowson of the chantry of St. Anne in the
church of Bishops Hatfield, which the demisors had of the feoffnient of
Stephen Wolfe and Thomas Stoughton. Letter of attorney for John
Wyghtman aud John Node. 7 March, 6 Edward IV. Seal.
B. 1444. Grant by Wnlrand Lupus, rector of the church of Essen,
to Simon de Landen', his bastard (nutrito meo), of lands in ' le Holm-
forlong ' and elsewhere in the field of Essen. Witnesses : — Waiter Mantel,
of Hertwell, Robert de Wyk, Andrew de Braham, and others (named).
B. 1445. Grant by John Tyler, of Essenden, co. Hertford, and Joan
his wife, to William Basset, John Sondere, and Matthew Sampson, of a
tenement called ' Kyllynghames,' and land in the villand parish of Essenden
in the hamlet of Wyldelielle, which the said John and Joan had of the
feoffment of Richard LTmfrey. Thursday before SS. Simon and Jude,
11 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 1446. Grant by William Bassette, of Essenden, co. Hertford, John
Sondere, and Matthew Sampson, to JohnTylere, the younger, of Essenden,
of a tenement called ' Kyllynghames,' and land in the vill and parish of
Essenden in the hamlet of Wyldehelle, which they had of the feoffment of
John Tylere, the elder, and Joan his wife. Thursday after St. Andrew
the Apostle, 11 Henry VI. Seals.
B. 1447. Demise by Robert de Louthe to Richard Pottere, of
Esynden, and Joan his wife, of land called ' Ruschlese ' in Esynden.
abutting upon the road called ' Wyldegreue.' Vigil of the Translation of
St. Thomas the Martyr, 3 Henry IV. Seal.
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JItrts. B. 1448. Grant by John Oskyn and Isabella his wife, to John Sock
and Katharine his wife, of land in the vill of Esenden in the lield called
' Colyngrcdyng,' abutting upon the road from Wyldhullc towards the bridge
called ' Janynbrug.' Sunday after St. Denys, 38 Edward III. Seal
broken.
[Warw.] B. 1449. Grant by Abel Cordy, of Etone, to John de Hynkeleye
clerk, of a messuage with a curtilage in the vill of Etone. Witnesses : —
Henry le Wayte of Etone, John Hycheman, John Scot, Abel de Verny,
and others (named). Seal.
Herts. B. 1450. Letter of attorney by John Oskyn and Isabella his wife,
for Richard Page, of Esenden, to deliver to John Sock and Katherine his
wife, seisin of land in the vill of Esenden. Sunday after St. Denys,
38 Edward III. Seals.
Herts. B. 1451. Grant by Robert Louthe, esquire, of the county of Hertford,
Middx. to the illustrious prince, Humphrey the King's son, Thomas Burton,
Conand Aske, William Lodyngton, Thomas Mitford, and John Louthe, the
grantor's brother, of all lands and tenements, rents, services, &c. in the vills
of Esinden, Hatfild, and Hertfordingberi, co. Herts, and in Enefild, co.
Middlesex. Feast of SS. Peter and Paul, 9 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
Bucks. B. 1452. Letter of attorney by John Cheyne, knight, Thomas Frowyk,
John Franke, clerk, and John Franke, gentleman, for Thomas Neel, to
deliver to John Hampden, of Kumbell, and Edward Brudenel, seisin of the
manor of Eselbourgh, which they had of the feoffinent of Henry Frowyk,
alderman of London. 4 November, 25 Henry VI. Seals.
Bucks. B. 1453. Release by William le Zouche, lord of Totteneys, to John
Toly and William Glen, clerks, of his right in the manors of Esulbergh
and Claydon, with the advowson of the church of Claydon. Thursday after
the Circumcision, 9 Henry IV.
Bucks. B. 1454. Grant by Roger de Hamton, with the consent of . . abilia
his wife, to William de Caatelupo, of l.xnd in the vill of Eselburwe, in
in Churethefurlong, rendering yearly for the same a pair of gloves. Wit-
nesses : — Henry de la Escheker, Alan de MaidewelF, Helyas de la Dune,
and others (named). Fragment of seal.
Bucks. B. 1455. Grant by James de Wyngate to Nicholas de Cantelupo, of
land in Eselberge lying upon ' le Stomwrthe ' and called ' le Havedaker,'
rendering yearly for the same a gillyflower (unum clavum gariofoli). Wit-
nesses:— Geoffrey Neyrnut, knight, John le Waleys, Peter de Hertwell,
and others (named). Seal.
Bucks. B. 1456. Release by John Cheyue, esquire, to Thomas Frowyk, Henry
Frowyk, alderman of London, and William Walton, of his right in the
manor of Eselbourgh. 23 May, 10 Henry VI. Seal.
Bucks. B. 1457. Letter of attorney by Thomas Frowyk, Henry Frowyk,
alderman of London, and William Walton, for John Watkyns to receive
seisin of the manor of Eselbourgh. 1 1 July, 10 Henry VI.
Bucks. B. 1458. Letter of attorney by Thomas Brouns, clerk, Roger Heron,
clerk, Robert Chatheley, John Barton the younger, and Thomas Comp-
worth for William Fowler and Nicholas Barewyk to deliver to John
Cotesmour, Job a Barton, the elder, John Langestone, Andrew Sperling,
John Dayrell, William Stokes and John Cheyne, seisin of the manor of
Eselberugh. 16 May, 8 Henry VI. Seali.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
355
[ ] B. 1459. Grant by Martin Brito to Philip de Cantebrige, upon his
marriage with the grantor's daughter, of lands in the fields of Eidon, viz.,
abutting upon Instamthules, Achebanlondessiche, Greater Brech, Greater
Witenhul, at Traffordebrige Thurne, upon Hardelondes, Hangginde,
Hundeberdeshame, Hollewellemor, and Ruwelleforlong. Witnesses : — G. de
Trafford, William de Sancto Leodogaro, and others (named).
[Middx.] B. 1460. Release by John le Burser of Edelmeton, to his brother
Richard, of his right in land in Edelmeton [Edmonton], Sunday before
the Annunciation, 2 Edward II. Seal.
Somers. B. 1461. Grant by Gilbert de Edyngtone to Hugh Prouerbets aud
Henry Geffrey, of a messuage and land in Edyngtone, and also of rents and
services issuing out of other lands there. Saturday after St. Luke,
16 Edward III.
[Sussex.] B. 1462. Release by Isabella, relict of William atte Puth, to William
Stokman, of Avesforde, of her right as dower in a curtilage in the vill of
Estergate. Thursday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 15 Edward II.
Fragment of seal.
[Somers.] B. 1463. Indenture determining a dispute between John de Godelee,
dean of St. Andrew's Wells, and Gilbert de Edyngtone, relative to their
rights of pasturage in the moors of Edyngtone and Thurlemere. Saturday
after St. Peter ad vincula, 5 Edward III.
[ ] B. 1464. Grant by Andrew son of Henry to his brother Henry, of
land next the wood of Ses, bordering on the road running from Estleg'
towards Eton and stretching from that road to ' le Rudisiche.' Witnesses :
— Hugh de Lilleburne, William de Banvelle, Alan de Bollishoure, and others
(named). Seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1465. Grant by Edward Eliot and Ralph Hampstede, chaplains,
to Alice atte Hethes, wife of John atte Hethe, of the lands which they had
of the feoffmeut of John atto Hethes, in the vills and fields of Esteverle,
Middeleverle and Colyngeborne Abbots. Witnesses : — Thomas Hungerford
the bailiff and Thomas Burforde the mayor of Sarum, and others (named).
Feast of St. Martin the bishop, 17 Richard II.
[Oxford.] B. 1466. Grant by Simon Barri, of Estlech', to the monks of Bruerne,
of lands in the territory of Estlech', lying in Dethereweye, Kenigforlong,
upon ' la Chevesse ' and in the ' Syche.' Witnesses : — Ralph de Leth,
John le Masun, and others (named). Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1467. Grant by Elias de Chenny to William Stokeman, of Aves-
forde, of a house with a curtilage in the vill of Estergate. Sunday after
St. Vincent, 15 Edward II. Seal.
[Oxford.] B. 1468. Confirmation by Henry Beaufiz to the monks of Bruerne,
to hold in frank almoin, of the land in the territory of Estlech granted by
Martin de Berdeford to that abbey. Witnesses : — Ralph deLecth, William
Ascelync, John de Fifhid, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1469. Release by William the Smith (falter) of Estergate, and
Joan his wife, to William Serle, of that place, of a messuage with buildings
and a curtilage in Eastergate, which they held for term of the life of the
said Joan from Elvas de Chenney. Thursday after St. Lucy the Virgin
11 Edward II.
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[Oxford.] B. 1470. Settlement of a dispute between Simon *on of William
Barri, of Estlech, and the abbot and convent of Bruerne, by which lie
released to them his right in and claim to an enclosure in the vill of Estlech.
Witnesses : — Henry le Draper, John le Mazuu, Richard de Cotes, and
others (named). Seals broken.
[Hants.] B. 1471. Release by William Smalhach, son and heir of William
Smallhach, the son of Alice la Lytle of Eblintone, to the prior and convent
of St. Denys, Southampton, of his right in a tenement and land in the
vill of Eblintone [Ablington]. Witnesses: — John de Grirnstede, Sir John
vicar of Wodeford, Sir Henry vicar of Fisereldene, and others (named).
[Bucks.] B. 1472. Grant by John Crachal, archdeacon of Bedford, rector of
the church of Edlesburgh, to William Russell, knight, and Hawisia his
wife, of the chantry in their Oratory in their Court of Northhale, con-
structed within the parish of the said church ; they granting in frank
almoin a meadow in Schepemede to the church of Edlesburgh. On
paper.
[Middx.] B. 1473. Grant by Robert son of Richard le Burcer of Edelmetonc,
to his mother Christina, relict of the said Richard, of a messuage in
Edelmetone and land in Totenham, to hold for the term of her life, she
rendering yearly for the same one grain of pepper at the feast of the
Nativity. Friday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
22 Edward III. Seal.
B. 1474. Counterpart of B. 1473. Seal broken.
B. 1475. Grant by Richard Neweman, of Edelmetone, to John le
Rede, of Haringeie, of land in the vill of Edelmetone abutting upon the
road from Bettestyle to Heybourne, and upon land called ' Semannes Laud.'
Whit Sunday, 1 Edward III.
B. 1476. Grant by Agnes, late the wife of Reginald Dod of Edelme-
tone, to Richard le Burcer, of the same place, of land in the vill of Edelme-
tone in 'le Helle,' abutting upon 'le Schepenhawe." Sunday after the
Invention of the Holy Cross, 4 Edward III. Seal broken.
B. 1477. Grant by Alice, late the wife of John le King of Edelnie-
toiie, to Thomas Bonde, of London, of a messuage, curtilage, and land in
Edelmetone abutting on the wood of the priory of the Holy Trinity,
London. Monday, the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, 11 Edward III.
Seal.
B. 1478. Grant by Robert Burcer, of Edelmetone, to Thomas
Wykewane and Margaret his wife, of a tenement, grange, garden, and
croft in the vill of Edelmetone, lying between the road from Duketus to
Suthgate. Monday in Whitsun week, 44 Edward III. Seal broken.
B. 1479. Acknowledgment by Robert son of Walter de Edolvesbur'
(Eldesborough), that he holds at the will of the rector of the church of
Edolvesbur' a messuage and land in there. Witnesses : — M. archdeacon
of Buckingham, R. parson of Mosswrhe (Marsworth), T. parson of
Dreiton (Drayton), R. parson of Sullesbirii (Soulbury), R. vicar of Wenge
(Wing), and others (named). Seal.
[Middx.] B. 1480. Grant by John Burcer, of Edelmetone, to Henry Askeby,
of Totenham, of a tenement, grange, garden, and croft in the vill of
Edelmetone, lying between the highway from Dukettes to Southgate ; the
said Henry Askeby covenanting that upon payment made to him by or on
behalf of the said John the deed to be of no effect. 21 April, 45 Edward III.
Seal.
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[Middx.] B. 1481. Grant by Thomas Wykewane, of Edelmetone, and Margaret
his wife to John Burcer, son of Richard Burcer, of the same place, of the
tenement, grange, garden, and croft in Edelmetone, lying between the
road from Dukettes to Southgate. Sunday, 13 April, 45 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] B. 1482. Grant by Robert son of Richard Burcer, of Edelmetone, to
John de Cauntebrugg', of London, and to John de Burton, rector of the
church of Warfeld (Worfield), in the diocese of Salisbury, of lands,
tenements, &c., in the vill of Edelmetone. Sunday after St. Martin the
Bishop 46 Edward III. Seal.
[Kent.] B. 1483. Grant by Matthew son of Matthew ate Gore of Hegham,
to Richard de Dunleghe, and William his son, of two acres of land in
Osseland field in the parish of Hegham, abutting on the road from
Hegham to Roffa (Rochester). June, 35 Edward I. Seal.
Endorsed: Charter of Matthew son of Matthew de Lagure of
Hosselarid.
[Kent.] B. 1484. Grant by Matthew son of Matthew ate Gore of Hegham, to
Richard de Dungleghe and William his son, of all his lands in Haldesshe
field in the parish of Ilegham, which had descended to him upon the death
of his wife. June, 35 Edward I.
Endorsed : Charter of Matthew de Lagare of land in Haldasse. Seal
broken.
[Camb.] B. 1485. Grant in frank almoin by Peter son of John de Eliesworth,
to Ralph, abbot of Ramsey, of a rent of one pound of cumin and one penny
which he had been accustomed to receive from Warin son of Geoffrey the
Chamberlain for lands in Elleswurth. Witnesses : — Reginald Ic Moyne,
William Houyn, Richard de liipton, knights, Simon de Houcton, and others
(named) . Seal.
[ ] B. 1486. Release by William Densy, son and heir of John Densy of
Chaucumbe, to the prior and convent of Chaucumbe, of his right iu the
lands in Edeneswelle, which he had of the feoffment of John de Segrave,
and also land in Edeneswelle. Thursday, the feast of St. Andrews tlie
Apostle, 3 Edward III.
Middx. B. 1487. Grant by Alice daughter of Henry Wykwane, of Edelmetone
(Edmonton), to John de Cauntebrugge', of London, and John de Burton,
rector of the church of Warfeld (Worfield) in the diocese of Salisbury, of
land in the parish of Edelmetone, abutting upon Armholtlane, land called
' le Thornes,' and upon Genyldeshegg'. Thursday after the Conception,
46 Edward III. Seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1488. Release by Laurence leBotyler, of Munkton Farley (Farlegh*
Monachorum) to John de Puteo, of the same place, of his I'ight in a yearly
rent and the reversion of a tenement and lands in Ekewyk, and in a
curtilage and croft called ' Chacecroft ' and other lands in the vill and fields
of Monkton Farley, of which the said Laurence had enfeoffed the said
John upon the marrriage of his daughter Joan with him. Friday after
SS. Peter and Paul, 48 Edward III.
[Suff.] B. 1489. Grant by Laurence de Sancto Michaele to Peter de Cheyhain,
clerk, of land in Eldelonde, rendering yearly for the same one grain of
wheat (iitium grantim frunienti). Witnesses: — William de Nyudegate,
Robert de Cheyham, John de Codintone, and others (named)
Endorsed : Cheyham (Cheam). Seal.
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B. 1490. Release by Jocosa, late the wife of Roger del Shawe of
Elkeston, and by Thomas de Shawe their son, to Thomas, prior of Trentham,
and the convent of that place, of their right in lands in the vill of
Elkeston (JUsggtpn.), late the property of Matilda Basset. 1 July,
5 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 1491. Demise by Thomas, abbot of Bordusleye, and the convent of
that place, to John le Chauntour, of Olnehale, son of Adam le Chauntour,
and to Ydonya his wife, of lands and tenements in the vill of Olnehale.
Saturday, the feast of St. Leonard, 20 Edward IIIV
[Warw.] B. 1492. Grant by John, abbot of Bordesleye, and the convent of that
place, to Henry Traci, of Olenhale, of a cottage, curtilage and croft in
Olenhale, abutting on the highway called " Revenestret." Witnesses: —
John deCreule, Henry de Olenhale, Nicholas de Asseles, and others (named).
Endorsed: — Halunton, Olenhale.
[Essex.] B- 1493. Demise in fee farm by William de Haute to William Harun,
of Dene, of land called " Goresfeld " and other land in the parish of
Elmestede (Elmstead), rendering yearly for the same twelve shillings
sterling, payable at the grantor's house at Wadenhaie. 13 Edward I.
Bucks. B. 1494. Demise by Henry Colet, knight, alderman of London, Robert
Biudenell, Thomas Bradbury, and William Gory to Richard Pole, knight,
and Ralph Asshton, of the manor of Ellesburgh (Ellesborough). 16 April,
8 Henry VII.
[Camb.] B. 1495. Demise by Thomas Burgoyne, of Impyngton, Thomas atte
Wode, and John Tynge, clerk, to Thomas Hardyng and John Herryes,
both of Ellysworth (Elsworth), of a tenement and land in Ellysworth.
25 February, 33 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 1496. Demise by Edward Grey, knight, lord of Lysley, to Thomas
Haye, prior of St. Mary's, Erdebury, and the convent of that place, of a
croft called " Huettes Close " in Erdebury abutting upon Pooles Grene.
1 January, 20 Edward IV. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1497. Decision against the claim of John Cm-son, esquire, against
Sir Richard Sewestern, prior of Kyrkeby Seller, for payment, upon the
decease of his predecessor, of a relief or fine for land in Erdburgh
(Erdburrow). 20 September, 6 Henry VIII. Seals.
Warw. B. 1498. Grant by William Cokkes, prior of the monastery or priory
of the Blessed Mary of Erdbury, to William Elys, of Coventry, draper,
and Agnes his wife, or their assigns, of a corrody or yearly pension for tin-
term of their lives and the life of the survivor, viz., " a mancon w' a hall
' of stage, the howsys and chambers pertenyng to the same w* the entre in
' to the rode lofte sufficiently reparyd w' the costys and charges of the said
' prior and covent and so continually to be mayntenyd and kepyd duryng
' the terme aforsaid. Also viij. loves of the convent brede and iiij. loves
' of the secunde brede wekely, every love weyng too pondes. Also viii.
' galons of the beste ale and too galons of the secunde ale. Also in Kechyu
' at every meyle of every dyett als mocha as too chanons have. And yf
' the said William and Agnes have any manner of mete, fiysshe, or flesche
' besyd, hyt to be dyzte in the prior's kechyn at the prior's coste. Also
' barbor and launder. Also vi. lodys of herdwod sufficiently broki. and
' dressyd accordyng to there chymnes. Also c. fagotes w' a howse to
" kepe there wod dry yn w* a gardyn pleke. Also xx. li. of talow candull
" yerly, w* halfe a stryke of salte. Also gras for too kyne wynter and
" somer. The said William and Agnes to have the calves of them and
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thei to be weynyd at the age of x. wekes and then to be kepyd tyll they
ben a yere old. And the prior and convent to have the mylke of the
said kyne so that the said William and Agnes may have melke sufficiently
suche tyme as thei dysire hyt. Also the kepyng of too horses on in
severell gras in the somer and the todor in the commyn and in wynter on
at herd mete and the todor in severell wod or pastor. Also yerely vj.
dieses pice ud. apece." For which corrody the said William and
Agnes were to pay to the said prior and convent one hundred marks
of lawful money of England and in a certain pittantiary (in quadam
petansaria) vi. li. If the corrody should be unpaid in whole, or in part,
during the said term, the said William and Agnes, or their assigns, were to
have power to distrain upon all lands and tenements of the said prior and
convent until they were fully satisfied for the same and for all arrears.
Further " the said William and Agnes graunten and promyse that thei
" schall nodor sett uor sell the said corody to no nodor persone ne persons.
" And yf thei doo thei to forfeit the said corody thes indenture notwith-
" standyng."
Dated at the Chapter House, Erdbury, 22 June, 1485. Seal. In Latin
and English.
Camb. B. 1499. Covenant between Ranulph, abbot of Ramsey, and Simon
de Sancto Licyo, relative to laud in Elleswurth (Elsworth), which
the said Simon had demised to William de la Karnayle for the term
of his life, viz., the said William to hold the same from the abbot paying to
him the yearly rent that he had been accustomed to pay to the said Simon.
Witnesses : — Sir Philip de Stanton then sheriff, William de Bokesworth',
John de Beche, Nicholas de Bassingburn' and William de Cheney, knights.,
and others (named). The Ascension, 30 Henry III.
Endorsed : In Comitatu Cantebr'. Fragment of seal.
Berks. B. 1500. Grant by John Balet, of Estenebourne, to John ate Alre
of Haselewik', in the parish of Ingkepenne [Inkpen], of a yearly rent
issuing out of lands and tenements in the vills of Estenebourne and
Westenebourn. Monday after St. Peter ad vincula, 18 Edward III. Seal.
[Camb.] B. 1501. Demise by Warin the Chamberlain to Simon de Seintliz,
of lands called ' Garscroft ' and other lands in Eleswrde (Elsworth).
Witnesses : — Robert vicar of Gumecestr', Robert de la Kernele, and others
(named). 18 Henry III.
[ ] B. 1502. Grant by William de Sancto Leodegario, of Eyndon, to
William son of Walkelin, of lands in the field of Eyndon and of a messuage
there, viz., in Delmers, abutting upon Eylefemlond, in Cresmor and
Ladune, and extending to Witenhul, a portion of meadow under Aldeforde,
and land by Barlihwellemor and in Woveslondes Siche. Witnesses: —
Thomas son of Wai' de Eyndon, Geoffrey de Trafford, Matthew de
Trafford, and others (named).
[ ] B. 1503. Grant by John de Sancto Leodegario to William son of
Walkelin de Eyndon, of lands upon Rakewelle and extending into Fulwelle
Siche in Kyndon, rendering yearly for the same one bodkin (una acus) at
Easter. Witnesses : — Robert Curteis, Philip de Cantebrige, and other
(named).
[ ] B. 1504. Release by Alice de Eyndon, late the wife of John de
Sancto Leodegario, to William son of Walkelin de Eyndon, of her right
in lands in the fields of Eyndon, which the said William had of the grant
of her late husband. Witnesses : — Matthew de Traflbrd, William de
Sancto Leodegario, Robert Curteis, and others (named).
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Berks.] B. 1505. Grant by Robert the Shepherd (Bercarius) of Eystenebourne,
to William Beleit, son of Robert Beleit, of land in Stomfurlong in the field
of Eistenebourne (East Enborne), rendering yearly for the same a rose.
Witnesses : — Alan de Craul', knight, Robert Beleit, Adam de Breche,
Walter Pigun, and others (named). Seal.
[Surrey.] B. 1506. Grant by Thomas de Marelaue, son of Robert de Ewelle, to
Richard de Schyrefeld, clerk, and John son of Alice le Bukelestre, of a
messuage and curtilage in Cudinton' (Cuddington). Saturday before St.
John the Baptist, 27 Edward I. Seal.
[Middx.] B. 1507. Letters of attorney by John Fereby and Margery, his
wife, for John Wake and John Sewale, to deliver to John, prior of the
Charter House, London, seisin of the Overmede and other land in Iseldon.
9 April, 1430, 8 Henry VI. Seals.
[Middx.] B. 1508. Grant by William Pecok, son of Peter Freman of Iseldon,
to Adam de Basing", of London, of lands in Iseldon abutting upon the lands
of St. John's Hospital, London. Witnesses : — William de Oreseye, Simon
de Gardino, Richard de Camerwelle and others (named). Seal.
[Notts.] B. 1509. Letters of attorney by Thomas de Reseley, rector of the
church of Slyngesby (Slingsby), for John Barker, of Hokenall Torcard,
and Henry de Ogeston to deliver to Hugh de Annesley, of Rotyngton,
seisin of lands and tenements in Hokenall' Torcard (Hucknall-Torcard).
Wednesday, 16 April, 5 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1510. Indenture between William Lente, of Heygheworth
(Highworth), and John Chubbe, of the same place, relative to a burgage
in Hejghewotth. Thursday after St. Thomas the Apostle. 18 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
Middx. B. 1511. Grant by William son of Peter Treman of Iseldon, to Adam
de Basing', of London, of lands in Iseldon', rendering yearly for the same
a pair of white gloves. Witnesses: — William de Horeseye, Richard de
Camerwelle, Robert de Purtepol, William de Basevile, and others (named).
Seal.
[Somers.] B. 1512. Demise by Sir John de Risyngdon, parson of the church of
levele, and Sir Robert de Sambourne, chaplain, and Sir William Umfray,
parson of the church of Kyngeston', to William Wodeforde, clerk, of a
chamber with the Oratory, of a house covered with straw and used as a
cattle shed and stable, and a curtilage and land in levele (Yeovil).
Thursday after St. Ambrose, 30 Edward II. Seal.
[Middx.] B. 1513. Demise by Thomas Arundel to John Avery, of lands in the
parish of Iseldon (Islington). 12 October, 21 Henry, VIII. Seal.
Middx. B. 1514. Confirmation and grant by Henry Stampe, of Layr Breton
(Layer-Breion), John H . . . n, Richard Podenay, William Hayward, and
John Page, the elder, to Margery, late the wife of John Webbe of Iseldon,
of the lands and tenements which they had of the feoffment of the same
Margery in Iseldon, with remainder after her decease to John son of the
said John Webbe, and to Edmund, William, Thomas, and Joan, the
brothers and sister of the same John, and to Margery, wife of John at the
Nnsse. Monday before St. Denys, 1383. Seals.
Middx. B. 1515. Release by Thomas Chaundeler, of Calne, co. Wilts, to his
brother William Chaundeler, of his right in the lands, in the parish of
Istelworth (Isleworth), late the property of his brother John. 3 March,
6 Henry VIII. Seal.
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361
Middx. B. 1516. Grant by Robert de Ferrers to Robert Knolles, knight, and
distance his wife, Adam de St. Ives, Thomas Grene, and John Boys,
chaplain, of the manor of Pancras, with lands, tenements, rents, and services
in the parishes of Iseldon', Kentishton', and St. Giles the Lepers.
. . 9 [?] December, 1 Richard [I. Seal.
Middx. B. 1517. Grant by William Samson, perpetual vicar of the parish church
of Istilworth, to Thomas Frowyk, knight, William Donyngton, and Robert
Wodford, of lands in the parish of Istilworth (Isleworth), which the grantor
together with John Wode. Sub-Treasurer of England, John Wode his
brother, John Stanney, and Edward Bertlotte had of the feoffmeut of
Robert Wylkynson. 10 October, 21 Edward IV. Seal.
Middx. B. 1518. Release by Robert Wilkynson, formerly of Istilworth, John
Wode, Sub-Treasurer of England, John Wode his brother, John Stanney
and Edward Bertlotte, to Thomas Frowyk, knight, William Donynglon, and
Robert Wodford of their right in lands in the parish of Istilworth
(Isleworth), abutting upon the lands of the abbess of Syon called ' le Kelyng '
and ' le Vynes.' 12 October, 21 Edward IV. Seah broken.
Middx. B. 1519. Demise by William Samson, perpetual vicar of the church of
Istilworth, to Thomas Frowyk, knight, William Donyngton, and Robert
Wodford, of the lands in the parish of Istilworth, abutting upon the lands
of the abbess of Syon called ' le Kelyng ' and ' le Vynes,' which lie with
John Wode, of Mnlsey, John Wode the younger, his brother, John
Stanney, and Edward Bartelot had of the grant of Robert Wylkynson.
10 October, 21 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Somers.] B. 1520. Demise by John Ganvill', rector of the parish church of
levele, and lord of that vill, to William Martyn, Joan his wife, and
William their son, of a messuage in the High Street of levele (Yeovil).
Witnesses : — William Graungere, provost (propositus) of Ivele, and others
(named). Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 9 Henry IV. Seal.
Middr. B. 1521. Grant by William Peeok, son of Peter Freman of Iseldon',
to Adam de Basing', of London, of lands in Iseldon' abutting upon the
lands of the Hospital of St. John, London, and on the King's highway,
rendering yearly for the same a silver penny. Witnesses : — William de
Oreseye, Simon de Purtepol, Richard de Camerwelle, Robert Osegod, and
others (named) Seal.
Middx. B. 1522. Demise by John Grune, Thomas Urwyk, Thomas Frowjk,
John Groveherst, and John Bovell, to Elizabeth, abbess of Syon, of a
messuage and land in the parish of Istilworth standing upon a parcel of
land called Me Pykedacre' and also of that and other land there, which
they had of the grant of Robert Wylkynson. 4 May, 7 Edward IV.
Seals broken.
Middx. B. 1523. Release by John Grene and others to Elizabeth, abbess of
Syon, of their right in a messuage and land in the parish of Istilworth.
6'May, 7 Edward IV. Seals.
Middx. B. 1524. Grant by Robert Wylkyuson to John Grene and others
of a messuage and land in the parish of Istilworth. 3 April, 6 Edward IV.
Middx. B. 1525. Grant by Richard Plokyngton, William Veysey, and William
Pokelyngton, to Robert Wilkynson, Walter Kyng, and Henry Assheborn,
of a messuage in the parish of Istylworth. 15 September, 2 Edward IV.
Seals.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Middx. B. 1526. Letters of attorney by Richard Plokyngdon, William Veysey,
ami William Pokelyngton, for John Queneson and Baldwin Payn to
deliver to Robert Wilkynson, Walter Kyng, and Henry Assheborne,
seisin of a messuage in the parish of Istylworth abutting upon the way
from the common pasture called Me Mere ' to ' le Millefeld.' 15 September,
2 Edward IV.
Middx. B. 1527. Letters of attorney by John Somerset!], of London, Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, for William Barneby, chaplain, and Thomas
Godfrey, to deliver to Thomas Kyrkuby, Keeper of the Rolls of the King's
Chancery, John Say and William Bredon, seisin of lands, tenements, &c., in
the vills and parishes of Istelworth and Westbray[nford, Tilling, Hejston',
Norwode [Chesewyk] and Sutton. 31 Henry VI. Seal.
Middx. B. 1528. Letters of attorney by Thomas Kyrkeby, Keeper of the
Rolls of the Chancery, John Say, esquire, and William Bredon, of London,
for Thomas Fowler, chaplain, Simon Westover, and Thomas Bek to receive
from John Somerseth of London, Chancellor of the Exchequer, seisin of all
his lands, tenements, and rents in the vills and parishes of Istelworth
(Isleworth), Westbraynford (Brentford), Tilling (Baling), Heston,
Norwode, Chesewyk (Chiswick), and Sutton. 22 July, 31 Hen. VI.
Seals.
Middx. B. 1529. Release by William Barneby, chaplain, to John Somerseth,
of London, Chancellor of the Exchequer, of his right in lands and tene-
ments in the vills and parishes of Istylworth, VVestbraynforth, Tillyng,
Heston, Norwode, Cheswike and Sutton. 18 July, 31 Henry VI. Seal.
Essex. B. 1530. Confirmation by Thomas, Bishop of Durham, John Stafford,
Middx. Treasurer of England, William Sevenok, late mayor of London, and Henry
de Chadirton, to the abbess of Syon. of the manor of Grauncortes co. Essex,
and land, tenements, &c., in Istelworth, Twykenham, Worton and Heston
co. Middlesex, 3 November, 3 Henry VI. Seals.
[Herts.] B. 1531. Release by John Blakeman, of Widihale, to the abbot of
Ramesey of his right in land in Terfeud. 32 Henry III.
Endorsed : — In Terfeld.
Middx. B. 1532. Letters of attorney by Thomas Kyrkeby, Keeper of the
Eolls of the King's Chancery, John Say and William Bredon, clerk, for
William Veysy to deliver to Richard Plokyndon seisin of lands and tene-
ments in the vills and parishes of Istelworth, Westbrayneford, Tillyng,
Heston, Norwode, Cheswyk, and Sutton, which they had of the feoffment
of John Somerseth. 10 July, 37 Henry VI. Seals.
Somers. B. 1533. Release by John Martyu, of Hilcombe, to William de Mon-
tagu, Earl of Salisbury, of his right in the manor of Ilemynstre (Ilminster).
4 January, 39 Edward II. Seal.
[Hunt.] B. 1534. Release by John Clare, of Kenebauton (Kimbolton), to
Simon Chawebrid, of Kenebauton, of his right in land in llfeldmeade.
41 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] B. 1535. Indenture between John Stonley, prior of Stonley, and
Roger Meryfowl, of Kynebauton (Kimbolton), relative to the peaceable
possession by the former of a messuage and land in the field of
Wormedych in " le Ilfeld." 14 March, 9 Henry VI. Fragment of
Seal.
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[Hunt.] B. 1536. Letters of attorney by William Laurence, of Eaundes, and
Matilda his wife, for John Barat to deliver to Thomas son of John Hickeson,
John son of Geoffrey Andrewe, chaplains, of Raundes, Thomas Raund, of
Raundes, William Saundar and to Margaret, daughter of the same William
Laurence and Matilda, seisin of lands, tenements, rents, pastures, &c., in
Ilffyeld. 6 February, 11 Henry IV. Seal.
[Hunt.] B. 1537. Demise by Chalkebrid, chaplain, of Worine-
dych in the parish of Kenebauton (Kimbolton), to .... de
Ellisworth and William Sunnyng, of Stonle, of lands, tenements, &c., in
Ilfeld. Thursday after St. Valentine, 39 Edward III. Seal.
[Hunt.] B. 1538. Grant by John Ilfeld, son and heir of William Ilfeld, of
the parish of Tylbrok (Tilbrook), and Margaret his wife, at the date of the
deed in sojourning Kenebauton (Kimbolton), to Simon Chawebrid, chaplain,
of Wormedyst, of land, &c., in Ilfeld. Feast of St. Ambrose the Confessor,
38 Edward III. Seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1539. Release by John Lynte, son and heir of John Lynte, late of
Hyworth, to Christopher Waryn, vicar of Hyworth, of his right in a
burgage in Hyworth. 8 June, 35 Henry VI. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1540. Grant by John Edward' to William Pottere, clerk, and
John Pottere of lands, tenements, rents, and services at Rogheye in the
parish of Ho rsham. 18 January, 16 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1541. Demise by William Wallere, William Stowte and John Wodye
to Thomas Coupere and Amicia, his wife, of a messuage, witli a garden
called " Roseplace," and the reversion of a messuage, held for life by Idonia
Rose, at Rogheye in the parish of Horsham, which they had of the
feoffment of Thomas Pottere and William Cloterwyne, who had been
enfeoffed of the same by the said Thomas Coupere. 20 June, 11 Henry VI,
Seals.
[Kent.] B. 1542. Demise by Thomas Love, Alexander Sabbe, John Love son
of John Love, and John Wylmyshert, son of Thomas Wylmysherst of the
parish of Goutherst (Goudhurst),at the instance of Edward Roodde, of that
place, to William Mugge and John Jurdan, of the parish of Horsetnonden, of
lands called " Davyshope," abutting on the rivulet running from Brode-
fordmylle to tlie bridge of Brodeford, on the highway from Fewcrosse to
the said bridge, and " le Mede att the Bregge," in the parish of Horse-
monden, and which they had of the feoffment of the said Edward Roode.
2 May, 6 Henry VIII.
[Oxford.] B. 1543. Release by John son of John de Lyons, knight, to the prior
and canons of Chaucumbe, of his right in lands and tenements in Horpol
and Plumptonpyrie, which his father had granted to them in frank
almoiu. Thursday, the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 20 Edward III.
Seal.
[ ] B. 1544. Grant by Robert Lebai and Agatha, his wife, to William
Jabet, of lands, tenements, &c., in leffelond. Ansteleie, Monday before
St. Martin, 36 Edward III.
[ ] B. 1545. Grant by Richard Bryde, of Jernefeud, to John Bryde, his
brother, of lands in the field of Jernefeud. Witnesses: — John Pension,
Edward Ludduk, and others (named). Seal.
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[Hunt.] B. 1546. Release by Amicia de Parys in Wystowe, widow, to John,
abbot of Raraesey, and the convent of that place, of her right in a
messuage in St. Ives, with reference to which messuage proceeding had
been taken before John de Vallibus and the other Justices in Eyre in
the county of Huntingdon. Witnesses : — Sir Roger de Northon', rector
of the church of Gerdele, Ralph de Clerevaus, John son of Thomas le Ku
of Wystowe, William le Moyne of Bernewelle, and others (named). Seal.
Jersey. B. 1547. Grant by Hugh Vaughan, knight, captain of the castle of
Mounterguyll and of the island of Jersey, to Thomas Tamworth, of the
office of auditor of the Island of Jersey. 15 March, 21 Henry VI.
Camb. B. 1548. Release by John de Bletnesho (Bletsoe), chaplain, to Henry
Englis, of his right in the manor of Ditton Valens and its appurtenances in
Ixningge (Exning) and Newmarket, which manor he had of the feoffment
of Euphemia. relict of John Walkeffire. Friday after St. Margaret the
Virgin, 37 Edward III. Seal.
Hunt. B. 1549. Release by Robert But, of St. Ives, to Nicholas de Styvccle
and William Hoys, of the former place, of his right in lands and tenements
in St. Ives, Slepe and Woldhyrst (Woodhurst), which they had of the
feoffment of John son of John le Clerk of St. Ives, the kinsman and heir
of John de Totyng. Monday after Trinity Sunday, 28 Edward I.
Hunt. B. 1550. Grant in frank almoin by Katherine, daughter of Alexander
de Haliwelle, late the wife of Robert son of Warner de Overe, widow, to
Simon, prior of the House of St. Ives of Slepe, of a rent of one pound of
pepper to sustain the hospitality of that church (ad hospitalitatem dicte
ecclesie sustentandam) issuing out of land in the town of St. Ives ; which
land, being of the fee of the said prior, and lying between the messuage
called " le Havedlond ' and the portion of her sister Alice which her father
had given her upon her marriage. Witnesses : — John Ballard, William
Norreis, Nicholas de Overe, Richard Oulf, Richard de Hampton in
Nedengwrth, and others (named). Seal.
Hunt. B. 1551. Grant in frank almoin by Alice, daughter of Alexander de
Halywelle, late the wife of Richard the Carpenter (Carpen(ar'), to Simon,
prior of St. Ives of Slepe, of land (ad hospitalitatem dicte ecclesie susten-
tandam), in the fee of the prior in St. Ives, lying between the messuage
called ' Havedlond ' and the marriage portion of her sister Katherine.
Witnesses : — John Ballard, William Noreys, Richard Ulf, Richard de
Hampton', and others (named). Seal.
Hunt. B. 1552. Grant by William de Eltesle (Eltisley) and Nichalaa, his
wife, to Robert son of Stephen de Hale, of a range of houses (renyia) in
the town of St. Ives. Witnesses : — William de Stowe the steward of
Ramsey, William de Houctone, Ralph de Clervaus, John de Bradenach,
John Aspelon, and others (named). Seals.
Hunt. B. 1553. Grant in frank almoin by Geoffrey le Vineter de Cruce
Roys' and Pleysancia, his wife, to William, abbot of Ramesey, of two mes-
suages in the town of St. Ives. Witnesses : — William de Swyneford,
Robert de Wendeye, Robert de Hale, and others (named). Seal.
Hunt. B. 1554. Indenture between John Huntyngdon, abbot of Ramsey,
and John Barenger, of St. Yvys, Rauffe Kebull and William Fraunck, the
churchwardens of the parish church of St. Yvys, for the sale to the abbot
of the church lands in Halywell and Nedyngworth (Needingworth).
2 January, 20 Henry VII. English. Seals.
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Hunt. B. 1555. Letters of attorney by Nicholas Styvecle, knight, aud
Walter Taybard for Robert Aunfleys to deliver to Robert Wright, of
St. Ives, and Thomas Trover, seisin of tenements in the town of St. Ives.
10 August, 16 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
Hunt. B. 1556. Release by John Collys, of Huntyngdon, to John Chicksond
of his right in lands in the town of St. Ives lying upon ' le Fenfurloug,'
which he and the same John Chicksond had of the feoffment of William
Foun of St. Ives. 1 June, 4 Henry VI. Seal.
Hunt. B. 1557. Grant by John Brampton, of Rameseye, to John Rome,
rector of the church of Overe (Over), John Elyngton, rector of the church
of Therfeld (Therfield), and Robert Waryn, of a messuage in the town
of St. Ives. 5 May, 15 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
Hunt. B. 1558. Grant by Roger de Erethe, of St. Ives, to his daughter
Agnes, of that messuage in the Street of St. Ives, which Thomas de Erethe,
his father, had given him. Monday before the Conversion of St. Paul,
16 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
Hunt. B. 1559. Grant by Richard le Eyr, of Nyddyngworth (Needing-
worth) to Geoffrey de Halywell and Beatrix his wife, and to Emma their
daughter, of lands in the fields of St. Ives, lying upon ' le Benelond,' ' le
Scharprode,' ' le Redelond,' Langgelond, ' le Waterylond,' ' le Wodelond,'
in Kyngesbrokes, upon Yremanhil, at the Windmill, Cheselynebrigges and
Thurclond, rendering yearly for the same a gillyflower. Friday before
St. Faith the Virgin, 2 Edward II. Seals.
Hunt. B. 1560. Bond of Robert de Santre and Roger de Norton for a rent
to be received out of a messuage in the town of St. Ives. Easter Day,
35 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Hunt. B. 1561. Bond of Thomas atte Halle, of Wodehyrst (Woodhurst), to
Roger de Nortone, for payment of a rent issuing out of land in St. Ives,
which the said Thomas had of the feoffment of Dame Mary, late the wife
of Stephen de Houghtone, knight. Friday, the feast of St. Matthew the
Apostle and Evangelist, 30 Edward I. Seal.
Hunt. B. 1562. Demise by Matilda Fyn, late the wife of Geoffrey Fyn of
Huntingdon, to Robert de Hale, rector of Gravele (Graveley), of a range
(rengia) of houses in St. Ives formerly granted to her upon her marriage
by Robert Ballard her brother. Witnesses : — William de Stowe, Baldwin
his son, Ranulph de Clervaus, John de Clervaus, Robert Morel, Richard
fie Broucton, clerk, and Reginald le Freman of Houcton. Feast of St
Botolph, 8 Edward I.
Hunt. B. 1563. Demise by Philip de Claris Vallibus (Clarival), and Emma
his wife, to John Ballard, of St. Ives, for the life of the said Emma,
of lands, houses, &c., in St. Ives and Eleswrth' (Elsworth). Feast of
St. Matthew the Apostle, A.D.1249. Much injured.
[ ] B. 1564. Release by Alice, late the wife of Bernard the Sawyer
(serratoris), to the abbot and convent of Stonle, of her right in a man
and also in lands, meadows, pastures, or other things in Homedewe.
Witnesses : — Robert Baudewyne, John Pilling, and Henry de Mora.
[ ] B. 1565. Release by Robert le Boteler of Holecote, to John de
Sayton, his kinsman, of his right in a messuage and land in Holecote.
Wednesday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 21 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
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Heref. B. 1566. Grant by Elizabeth Hampton, widow, to Thomas Yarworth,
William Jones, John West, and Richard Glasebury, of land in Lyneheld in
Hornmelacy (Holme-Lacy), which had descended to her upon the death
of Hugh Watye, her father, to the intent that they might carry out her
will. 6 February, 7 Henry VIII.
[ ] B. 1567. Memorandum relative to an extent taken of lands and
pasturage of the prior and convent of Essebi in ' le Holmleis,' and of land
received in exchange by the said prior. Saturday before St. Luke the
Evangelist, 18 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[ ] B. 1568. Release by William, son of Sweiu de Penna, to Alan
, of his right in land in Holmere. Witnesses : — Peter Pincerna,
Roger de Messenden, C . . . . Mantel, John son of James de Penna,
Adam de North, and others (named).
[ ] B. 1569. Grant in frank alrnoin by Henry Frankelein to the canons
of Erdbury, of land upon Holluthurn'. Witnesses: — William de Seis,
Geoffrey Russell, and others (named).
[Wore.] B. 1570. Release by Simon de Genpilliariis, prior of Newent, to
the abbot of Borsdeleya, of his right in a rent issuing out of the manor
of Holeweya. Vigil of St. Barnabas the Apostle, A.D. 1296.
[ ] B. 1571. Demise by William son of Robert son of Hugh de Benetleg'
(Bentley), to brother William de Pistrino, of Bordesley, of a meadow
called ' Holnmedwe.' Christmas, 1276.
[N'hamp.] B. 1572. Demise by Ralph son of Richard de SeuwelP, to Alexander
son of Ralph de Seuewell', of a rent with homages, &c., issuing out of lands
and tenements in the parish of Hocton (Honghton), and in the fields of
Hocton and Seuewell' (Sywell). Witnesses : — Thomas de Linley and
others (named).
[ ] B. 1573. Release by Robert son of Roger Baker of HoleweF to the
nuns of Langley next Bredon, of his right in lands in the territory of
HolewelF upon Welledole, which Alan de Burtona, chaplain, had given to
that house, by whom the same had been granted to the said Robert.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Bredon, clerk, Robert de Gurmundel of Dyches-
worth, Geram le Cursun, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Wore.] B. 1574. Grant by Henry Wyiiterfold, Nicholas Wavve, John Knight,
and John Brayles, parson of the church of Fladbury, to the abbot and
convent of Bordesley of a messuage called ' Parkhalle ' and of lands in
Holoweye next Fekkenham (Feckenham), which King Edward III. had
granted to them for that purpose. 10 June, 50 Edward III. Seals.
[Warw.] ' B. 1575. Grant by Robert Burnel, lord of Hodenhulle, to William
Houmfrey, of Hodenhulle, Agnes his wife, and William his son, of a
messuage and land in the town and field of Hodenhulle (Hodnel).
Wednesday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 1576. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph de Lestre to the nuns of
Sewardesleya, of lands in the field of Holcote (Holcott), lying upon the
Greneway and abutting upon the Portwey and Thornbreche. Witnesses : —
Robert Samwys, William de la Forde, Thomas Bosterel, Reginald de
Heymundcote, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1577. Grant by Peter de la Leye to Lucy de Wetamstede, prioress
of Sevrardesley, of lands in Holecote (Holcott) and Eston (Easton), viz. in
Alwynehale, upon Benforlong, Horscroff, and in Schytereshulle, in exchange
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for lands in Scbutclhanger (Shuttlehanger) in ' le Wourze,' towards
Aldryngton, at Schawelle, in Gorebrode and at Hulmede. Monday after
St. ... the Bishop, 10 Edward 1. Damaged.
I. of Wight. B. 1578. Grant by Robert Berri to the abbot of Quarr, of rents
issuing out of lands in Horingford and Wyppingham. Witnesses : —
Thomas Crespin, Hugh le Flemeng, William Vrri, and others (named).
[N'hamp.] B. 1579. Grant in frank almoin by Robert de Estre to the nuns of
Sewardesleya of land in Holecote, viz. upon Sitereshul, Horscrof banlond,
and Alwineshale. Witnesses: — Hugh son of Robert de Sutelhanger,
Thomas Boterel, William Kok, Robert Samwis, Alan de Tiffeld, and others
(named).
[N'hamp,] B. 1580. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph de Estre to the nuns of
Sewardesleya, of land in Holecote lying upon Sitereshul, Horscrof tban lend,
and Alwinshale. Witnesses : — Hugh, son of Robert de Sutelhanger,
Thomns Boterel, William Kok, and others (named).
[ ] B. 1581. Grant by John Rosselin to Laurence de Cumpton, of a
messuage with a curtilage and lands on ' la Hulle ' and ' la Done,' abutting
upon Beketone, rendering yearly for the same one pound of cumin.
Witnesses: — John Trenchard, Henry de Arnewode, John le Veyl, and
others (named).
[Hants.] B. 1582. Grant by John Fleming to John le Caus, of lands and
common of pasture in the manor of Hordhulle. Witnesses : — William
de Buttesthorne, Robert de Murdinge, Henry de Arnewode, John Michel,
Philip de Badminton and William le Hunte.
[Hants.] B. 1583. Grant in frank almoin by William Galoun, with the assent
of Christina his wife, to the canons of Brommore, of land in the field of
Hordhull'. Witnesses : — Roger de Gardino, constable of the Castle of
Cristescherche, William de Butesthorne, William de Gundeville, Richard
de Brochamton and others (named). Seal broken.
[Hants.] B. 1584. Grant by Nigel Amfrey to the prior and convent ol Brom-
niore, of lands in Hordhulle, lying upon ' la Hulle ' and abutting upon
Roselingesaker, ' la Bache' and the road leading to the Church of
Hordhulle. Witnesses : — John le Fleming, William de Butestorne, John
de Fernhill' and others (named). Seal.
[Notts.] B. 1585. Grant by Henry de Wynkbourne to Ralph de Cromwell',
knight, the younger, and Avicia his wife, of land in Horlye in Hoken-
altorkard (Hucknall-Torkard). Witnesses : — William Bernak', parson of
Gonaldeston (Gonalstone), and others (named). Sunday before St. Andrew
the Apostle, 18 Edward. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1586. Grant by William Bynde, son and heir of Roger Bynde,
to John de la Logge, of land with homages, rents and buildings in the
parish of Hodlee and Court of Bradehurst. Witnesses : — William Peverel,
John de Chelfestrode, John de Berkhamme and others (named).
[Sussex.] B. 1587. Demise by Thomas Pilefolde, Robert atte Lynds, Richard
Cowdenne and William Wellere to John Tolay and Lucy, his wife, of lands
and tenements called ' Seledeslond ' in the parish of Horsham, which they
had of the feoffment of William Ridlere, of Horsham, and which were
bounded by the road from Colstapele to Horsham heath, the stream
running from Asshesmulle to the manor of Chersworth, and lands
called " Goffesloud,' ' Wollokkeslond ' and 'Colstapele'. 8 March,
5 Henry IV. Seals.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[ ] B. 1588. Grant by John de Malteby to Robert the Clerk (cle.rico) of
Medburn, of lands and tenements in Hornyngwold. Wednesday after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross. 14 Edward II.
[Sussex.] B. 1589. Grant by William Selede and Isabella, his wife, of Horsham,
to William Ridelere, of the same place, of lands and tenements in the
parish of Horsham. 13 March, 46 Edward III. Seals.
[Sussex.] B. 1590. Release by William Ridelere, of Horsham, to John Tolay,
and Lucy hie wife, of his right in lands and tenements called ' Seledeslond '
in the parish of Horsham. 20 March, 5 Henry IV. Seal broken.
[Sussox.] B. 1591. Demise by Thomas Pottere and William Cloterwyne to
William Wallere, William Stowe, John Wodye and Thomas Coupere,
of a messuage at Rogheye called ' Roseplace ' in the parish of Horsham,
which they had of the feoffment of the said Thomas Coupere. 26 September,
4 Henry VI. Seals, broken.
[Sussex.] B. 1592. Bond by John Tolay to William Ridelere, of Horsham,
relative to land called ' Seledeslond ' in Horsham. 22 March, 5 Henry IV.
[Sussex.] B. 1593. Indenture relative to the enfeoffment by William le Rose, of
' la Rogheye', of Adam le Waller of a grange [in Horsham]. Sunday after
St. Faith, 3SEdw»rdIII.
Hants. B. 1594. Covenant between Thomas de Dountone, the prior, and the
convent of Brommore, and John Trenchard, chief lord of Hordhulle, relative
to (he tenure of the lands which the said convent held from him in
Hordhulle. Thursday after St. Dunstan, 2 Edward II. Seal.
[Wilts.] B. 1595. Grant by Christopher Waryng, vicar of Hyworth
(Highworth) to Richard Lynte, the elder, and Alice his wife, of a burgage
in Hyworth, which he had of the feoffment of Richard Kaynell and
Thomas Paket. 20 September, 36 Henry VI. Seal.
[Sussex.] B. 1596. Grant by Robert Edyng, of ' la Rogheye,' to William le
Rose, of the same place, of houses and curtilages in 'la Rogheye' [in
Horsham]. Wednesday after St. Gregory the Pope, 14 Edward III.
[Glouc.] B. 1597. Grant by William, abbot of St. Mary's, Bruton, co. Somerset,
to John Osborne, of Horseley, and Isabella his wife, and Walter their sou,
of a tenement and toft called 'Luddesmore' in Horseley. 12 November,
13 Henry VIII. Fragments of seals.
[Southt.] B. 1598. Grant in frank almoin by John le Flemeiig to the abbot and
monks of Quarr, of lands in ' la Eldelond ' in Horingeford abutting on the
road from Arraton to Horingeford. Witnesses : — Thomas de la Aule, John
de la Brigge, Richard de Querderey and others (named).
Glouc. B. 1599. Grant by Thomas Herne, kinsman and heir of Walter
Herne, late of Tetbury, co. Gloucester, to Robert Poyntz, of lands, tenements,
&c., in Luddesmore in the parish of Horseley. Letters of attorney for
John Stradlyng and Thomas Lewes. 5 April, J 3 Henry VII. Fragment
of seal.
Herts. B. 1600. Demise by Sir Guy Fairfax, knight, a justice of the King's
Bench, John Botiller, esquire, and Thomas Say, to Thomas Basyngborne,
esquire, of the manor of Hoddesdonbury with all its lands, tenements, &c.,
in the fields and parishes of Hoddesdon, Great Brokisborne (Broxbourne),
Little Brokisborne, Brekynden (Brickeudon). Wormeley (Wormley) and
Amwell. Letters of attorney for Thomas Frankessh and William Bamburgh.
26 November, 9 Henry VII. Seals.
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[Heref.] B. 1601. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh son of Roger tic Wylnieston,
to the monks ot Dore, of land in Hykleclce, abutting upon the way from
Godeweye. Witnesses : — Walter de Chimdos, Simon de Wylmeston,
William Crumpe and others (named). Seal.
Surrey. B. 1602. Grant by Thomas son of John le Meneter of Kingeston,
to John Hughelot, of the same place, of land in ' la Mersshe ' in Brocforlang
in Kyngeston. Thursday before St. Peter ad Cathedram. 19 Edward II.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1603. Grant by Thomas de Colcheslr' to John Weiige, and Agnes
his wife, of land in Middilforlang in Kyngeston. Wednesday after Trinity
Sunday, 29 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1604. Release by Walter Page, of Kuygeston, to John Wenge, of
the same place, and Agnes his wife, of his right in land in ' la Mersshe '
upon Capenor in Kyngeston. Saturday before St. Laurence the Martyr,
29 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1605. Grant by Thomas Hamme, of Kyngeston, to John Donnyng,
of the same place, and Margery his wife, and Albreth their daughter, of
land in Tamesfurlang in the western field of Surbeton' in Kyngeston.
Witnesses : — John Scot and Peter Baldewyne, then bailiffs of Kyngeston
and others (named). Feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 19 Edward II.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1606. Grant by Thomas le Ferour, of Kyngeston, and Alice his
wife, to John Donnyng, of the, same place, and Margery his wife, of a
messuage in Kvngestone. Wednesday after St. Dunstan the Archbishop,
13 Edward II. " Seals.
Surrey. B. 1607. Grant by William le Carpenter of Surbeton', the younger,
to John Donning, of Kyngeston, of land in Kyngeston lying in the
western field of Surbeton against ' le More.' Monday in Whitsunweek,
16 Edward II. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1608. Grant by Thomas de Hegham, of Kyug[eston], to John
Donnyng, of the same place, and to Margery his wife and John their son,
of a grange and land in Kyngeston, lying in the western field of Norbetone.
Tuesday after Trinity Sunday, 16 Edward II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1609. Grant by Thomas le Ferour and Alice his wife, of Kynges-
ton, to John Donnyng, of the same place, and to Margery his wife, of land
in the field of Waleport in Kyngeston. Friday lief ore St. Gregory the
Pope, 16 Edward II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1610. Grant by William le Carpenter of Surbetone, the younger,
to John Donnyng, of Kyngeston, and Margery his wife, of land in the
field of Kyngeston against ' le More.' Monday in Whitsunweek,
16 Edward II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1611. Grant by John Hughelot, of Kyngeston, to Edward Hwitlok,
of the same place, of land in 'la Mersshe' in Brocforlang in Kyngeston.
Thursday, the feast of the Circumcision, 20 Edward II.
Surrey. B. 1612. Grant by Robert Lovekyn, of Kyngeston, to William de
Braye, of London, of land in Kyrone Lane in Kyngeston. Wednesday
after St. Laurence the Martyr, 16 Edward II. Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1613. Grant by Beatrix, late the wife of John Kent of Kyngeston,
to John Donuyng, of Kyngcston, Margery his wife, and Albreth their
daughter, of land in Middelforlang in the field of Kyngeston. Tuesday
after St. Matthew the Apostle, 9 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1614. Grant by Adam Prodhora, of Kyngeston, to Adam atte
Eyole, of London, ami Matilda his wife, of land in Tayntroghefeld at
Sthuttricles in the parish of Kvngeston. Whitsunday, 5 Edward III.
Seal.
Sussex. B. 1615. Release by Alice, late the wife of Thomas Prout of Horsham,
co. Sussex, widow, to John Trokmerton and John Wodd of the county of
Worcester, and Stephen Payn, of Horsham, of her right in laud called
' Wollokkes ' in the parish of Horsham, abutting on the stream running
from Asshele mill to Horsham and also upon Chersworth. 12 August,
8 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1616. Grant by Thomas Vytter, of Hondysfyld .in Kyngesnorton,
to his daughter Isabella, of land in Hondysfyld called ' Ivereslond,'
abutting upon ' le Hondysfyldgrene ' and extending from the land of the
abbot of Bordeslcy to Maxstoke Leyghton. 17 June, 14 Henry VII.
Seal broken.
[Heref.] B. 1617. Release by William de Staundon to the religious men of
Dore of his right in land called ' Hompesmedu,' with Cheswyk, Lack, and
Bifeld. Thursday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 6 Edward III.
Endorsed: Holmesmedow.
Sussex. B. 1618. Release by Thomas Coupere to William Wallere, William
Stowte, and John Wodye, of his right in a messuage and garden at Rogheye
in the parish of Horsham, and also in the reversion of a third part of a
messuage held by Idonia Rose. 20 May, 6 Henry VI. Seal.
I ] B. 1619. Grant by Robert Safons, of Hodeston, to Richard de Bcry,
of land in Huttescroft in Hodesdon, abutting upon Beggeres-grene.
Witnesses : — Richard de Heyl', Thomas attc Ponde, Walter de Atila, and
others (named) ,
Sussex. B. 1620. Grant by Thomas Coupere to William Pottere and William
Cloterwyne, of a tenement called ' Roseplace ' at Rogheye in Horsham.
7 May, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
Sussex. B. 1621. Grant by Thomas atto Hull' and Robert Tornour, both of
the parish of Horsham, to John Throkmerton and John Wodd, of
the county of Worcester, and Stephen Payn, of Horsham, of land called
' Wallokkes ' in the parish of Horsham, abutting on the stream running
from Asshele mill to Horsham, and also upon Chersworthe land.
11 August, 8 Henry VI. Seal.
[Leic.] B. 1622. Demise by Margaret, prioress of Longlay, to John Mathew
and Matilda, his wife, of lands, tenements, &c., in Hocolescote. Friday, the
morrow of St. Denys, 50 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1623. Grant by Ralph le Whelerc of Kyngeston, to Ralph, son of
Ralph Postel of Surbeton, of lands in Kyngeston, in Teynturfeld, at
'le Sourelonde' and upon Cheggesdone in the marsh; also in Snrbetone
at 'le Spitelhaze ' and in Tamesforlang opposite Frogwere, and in
Long Litleworthe. Monday after St. Edward the King, J 4 Edward II.
Fragment of seal.
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Surrey. B. 1624. Grant by John atte VVyk of Norbcton, to John Wenge,
of Kyngeston, and Agnes his wife, of hind lying in 'la Mersshe" in
Brocforlong in Kyngeston. Wednesday before St. Luke the Evangelist,
29 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1625. Release by Margaret, daughter of Adum de Folcham of
Benesfelde, and late the wife of Robert le Tanner of Kyngeston, widow,
to Adam de Kyngeston, of London, of her right in laud in the Marsh upon
Cheggesdone and in Tcyntouresfeld at ' le Surelonde ' in the parish of
Kyngeston. Witnesses : — Richard Lovekyn and John the Clerk (clericus)
of Kyngeston, and others (named). Sunday in the Octave of Easter,
16 Edward II. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1626. Grant by Richard de Hoo, of Kyngeston, to Richard de
Hampton and Edith, his wife, of laud in the Marsh [of Kyugeston],
extending from ' la Heycroftc ' to the broadway through the centre of the
two forlangs. Monday after the Purification, 19 Edward II. Fragment
of seal.
Surrey. B. 1627. Grant by Juliana, daughter of James le Goldsmyth, to
Thomas de Hamme, of a rent, &c., issuing out of land lying in ' le Teyn-
tourfelde ' in Kyngeston. Friday after St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1628. Grant by Emma Algares, of Kyngestoa, widow, to Thomas
Hamme, of the same place, and Juliana, his wife, of part of a tenement
towards Me Hoggesbrug' in Kyugeston. Monday before St. Luke the
Evangelist, 4 Edward III. fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1629. Bond by John Wygayn, of Kyngeston, relative to the
peaceable possession by John Cosyn and Matilda, his wife, of land in the
parish of Kyngeston. Saturday after St. Katheriue the Virgin, 2 Edward III.
Seals.
Surrey. B. 1630. Grant by William de Kyngeston, clerk, to John Donnyng
of the same place, Margery his wife and Albredra their daughter, of land
in le Teyntrewfelde' in Myddeleforlang in Knygeston. Saturday after the
Annunciation, 2 Edward III, Seal.
Surrey. B. 1631. Grant by John de Cruce of Kyngeston, to John Donnyng,
of the same place, Margery his wife and Albretha their daughter, of land in
Norbeton in Fortehandstedele forlang [in Kyngeston.] Wednesday after
St. Matthew the Apostle, 4 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1632. Grant by Ralph Postel, of Kyngestou, to Adam alte Ryole,
of London, and Matilda his wife, of land in Tayntroghefelde abutting upon
Me Estlonge forlauge ' in Kyngeston. Easter Sunday, 5 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1633. Release by Peter le Skynuer of Surbetou. and Agnes his
wife, to Thomas Hamme of their right in land in Kyngeston upon the upper
dune of Surbeton, against Little Chalnemer. Tuesday, the feast of St. Peter
ad Vincula, 9 Edward III. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1634. Grant by William de Braye, son and heir of William de
Braye of London, to Roger atte Ponde, of London, of lands and tenements,
&c., in Kyngeston. Thursday in Easter week, 4 Edware III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1635. Grant by Peter de Mikelham to John de Weuge, and Agnes
his wife, of part of a messuage in the High Street of Kyngeston. Sunday
after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 18 Edward III. Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1636. Grant by Henry, son and licit- of Henry Devvinars of
Kyngeston, to John Donnyng, of the same place, Margery his wife and
Albreda their daughter, of land in Surbeton in Tamcsforlange in Kyngeston.
Saturday, the Vigil of Easter, 7 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1637. Bond by William de Chcstchunte relative to the reversion
to John Donnyng, of Kyngeston, of a grange and land in Kyngeston.
16 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1638. Grant by John Donnyng, of Kyngeston, the elder, to
Richard Hardyng, of the same place, and to Albred, daughter of (he
grantor, of lands in Kyngeston at Hodich, Sortchandetedele, in Middel-
forlang, and at ' le Sourelonde,' and tit Surbeton in Tamesforlang against
Progwere and 'la More.' Tuesday before the Translation of St. Edward
the King, 15 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1639. Grant by John Northfeldc, of Neuport Paynel, chaplain,
to John Dunnyng, of Kyngeston, and Alice his wife, of a grange and lands
lying in ' le Barndaker,' Midelforlang, and against Stutestyle in Kyngeston.
Friday, the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 16 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1640. Grant by John Dunnyng, of Kyngeston, to John Norlhfelde,
of Neuport Paynel, of a grange and lands lying at ' le Barndakeres,' in
Middelforlang and against Stutestyle in Kyngston. Saturday before the
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 16 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1641. Grant by Simon Osebarn, of Knygeston, to William Voyrdire,
of land in Norbeton, in a place called ' Alsieseters ' [in Kyngeston].
Monday after Trinity Sunday, 17 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1642. Grant by John, son of John Donnyng of Kyngeston, to
William Elyot, of Chestehunte, of a grange and land in Kyngeston.
Thursday, the feast of St. Edmund the King. 17 Edward III. Frar/meut
of seal.
[Scimers.] B. 1643. Covenant between John deRysyngdon, parson of the church
of levele ( Yeovil), and John Westekota and Matilda his wife, relative to
a messuage and curtilage next Milewardiswill in Kyugeston. Sixth of the
Kalends of May, 30 Edward III. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1644. Grant by Richard, son of Agnes de Farndon to John
Wenge, and Agnes his wife, of land in Teyntouresfelde, in Kyngeston.
Wednesday before St. Mark the Evangelist, 21 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1645. Deed relative to the enfeoffment of Walter de Grendon by
John de Botelston and Thomas, his son, of shops and stalls in Kyngeston.
Saturday before Michaelmas Day, 23 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1646. Grant by Robert Page, of Kyngeston, to William Jacob, of
Guldeford, and Alice his wife, of land in ' la Mersshe ' in Kyngeston at
Capenor'. Thursday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
24 Edward III. Seal brokers
Surrey. B. 1647. Demise by Richard de Kyndrynton and Emma, his wife, to
Robert Person, of Kyngeston, and Joan his wife, of land in Kyngeston,
in the western field of Surbeton in Tamesfurlang. P'east of St. Margaret
the Virgin, 29 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1648. Grant by William Waryn, of Kyngeston, and Mabel his
wife, to John Wenge and Agnes his wife, of land in Kyngeston at Thorny-
for. Thursday after St. James the Apostle, 30 Edward III. Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
373
Surrey. B. 1649. Grant by William Barr, of Surbeton, to Geoffrey Gocelyn,
of the same place, of land in Kyngeston, in the western field of Surbeton
in Longe Littleworthc. Saturday before St. Luke the Evangelist,
30 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1650. Letter of attorney by John de Beryndon, for John Scot,
of Kyngeston, to deliver to John de Shaldeforde, of London, and Margaret
his wife, daughter of John tie Dallyng of London, seisin of lands and
tenements in Kyngeston on Tamyse. Feast of SS. Philip and James,
30 Edward III. French. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1651. Demise by John de Kyngeston to William de Braye both of
London, of a shop in the town of Kyngestou, situate in Kyrouneslanc.
Christmas, 3 Edward II. Seal.
[ ] B. 1652. Grant by Nicholas, son of Nicholas de Stafleye, and by
Agnes his wife, to Robert Pultrych, of Kynggeleye, of a messuage and
lands in the vill and territory of Kynggeleye, extending towards Doddes-
leye, and also upon Algareshulle, in ' le II . . . . Breche,' upon Leurente
piece, Popihullevorlonge and next Popihulleweye. Saturday, the feast of
SS. Simon and Jude, 12 Edward II. Seal broken.
[ ] B. 1653. Grant by Nicholas de Kyggeleye to Maculraus Musard and
Isabella his wife, of lands in the territory of Kynggeleye. Saturday after
St. Barnabas the Apostle, 13 Edward II.
[ ] B. 1654. Release by Fulk de la Lowe, son of Eadwy de la Lowe,
t. *o the abbot and monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of his right
in lands next Holegrave extending to Kyngissiche, and also abutting on
the road to Brodeuorde. Witnesses : — Roger de Wyteford, Walter de
Tesale, Richard de Brademedwe and others (named). Seal.
Wore. B. 1655. Release by Thomas Sys, son and heir of Thomas Sys>, to
John Fykl, of Kyngsnorton, of his right in a messuage, with garden, hinds,
&c., in Kyngysuorton abutting upon the water called ' Horsebroke ' alias
' Lelbroke,' and which the said John had of the feoffuient of the said
Thomas Sys. 5 January, 36' Henry VIII. Seal.
Hants. B. 1656. Demise by Rual', prior of St. Denis, Southampton, to John
Horn, of laud called ' Bradewe ' in Kingeslond. Witnesses: — Richard de
Somburn', William Pollard, John Fot, and others (named).
Hants. B. 1657. Demise by 11., prior of St. Denis, Southampton, to Adam
de Kolebroke of land in Kingeslond bordering upon the Bradewei.
Witnesses : — H. de la Prise, John Fot, William Pollard, and others
(named).
Surrey. B. 1658. Release by Alice, late the wife of Thomas le Ferour of
Kyngeston, to Thomas de Hamme and Beatrix, his wife, of her right in
land in Kyngeston in the Marsh upon Clayhull. Tuesday after St. Luke
the Evangelist, 22 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1659. Grant by Richard de Kyndirton to John Spicer, of
Kyngeston, and Alice his wife, of part of a curtilage in Kyngeston, in
exchange for which the said John Spicer granted to the same Richard
and Emma his wife, daughter of Richard Cully, part of another curtilage in
that place. Monday after St. Gregory the Pope, 25 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1660. Grant by Joan, daughter of Hugh Postel of Kyngeston,
spinster, to John Wenge, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of a
grange in ' la Ryole ' in Kyngrston. Tuesday after the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist, 26 Edward III.
Endorsed : Grange in ' le Ryalt,' Seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Surrey. B. 1661. Grant by Henry Postel, of Surbeton, to Richard, son of
Agnes de Farndon, of lands in Kyngeston in Toyntouresfeld. Saturday,
the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 20 Edward 111. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1662. Grant by Peter de Nork' and John Gyleman, the heirs of
Thomas atte Mulle of Kyngeston, to Walter de Greyndun and John de
Oxtede, of lands and tenements in KyngestOD. Monday after Michaelmas
Day, 25 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1663. Demise by H<»nry Postel to Walter de Greyndon, of lands
and tenements in Surbeton and at Long Littelworthe. Saturday, the Vigil
of Easter, 28 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1664. Grant by Thomas at(c Quarer' to Ralph Thurbarn and
Thomas Cook, clerk, of messuages in Kyngeston. Monday after All Saints
Day, 27 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1665. Grant by John Page, of Kyngeston, to John Wcnge, of the
same place, and Agnes his wife, of land in ' la Mersshe ' upon Cnpenor' in
Kyngeston. Monday after St. James the Apostle, 29 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1666. Grant by Henry Postel, of Surbeton, to Richard Ilardyng,
of Kvngeston, of land in Teyntouresfeld in Kyngeston. Sunday after
St. Valentine, 27 Edward III. Seal.
[Notts.] B. 1667. Grant by Hugh de Anuesley, of Rodyngton, to Robert de
Teresalt, chaplnin, Henry Home, chaplain, and John le Keel, of Beauvale
(de Bella Valle), of a rent issuing out of the manor Hokenale Torkard
(Hucknall-Torquard), which he had of the feoiTment of Richard de
Ohesterfeld, clerk, and John de la Pole, and out of lands, tenements, &c.,
in Brademer (Bradmore), Bonay (Bunny), and Carleton next Cromwell.
Saturday, the feast of St. Mark the "Evangelist, 6 Richard II. Seal broken.
[Notts.] B. 1668. Grant by Ralph de Crombwell, knight, lord of Tntershale
co. Lincoln, to Richard de Chestrefeld and Robert de Tissynton, clerks,
William dc Wakebrugge and John de la Pole, of Assheburne, of the
reversion, upon the death of the grantor's brother Vlkeriu?, of the manor
of Hokenale Torkard (Hucknall-Torquard), with all its services, &c.
Thursday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 43 Edward III. Seal.
[Notts.] B. 1669. Grant by Richard de Gouxil, rector of the church of
Witheriue (Withern) in Lyndesei (Lindsey), to Alexander de Gonaldiston
(Gonalstoe) and Alice his wife, of the manor of Hokenale Torkard with all
its lands, tenements, rents, services, &c. Thursday after St. Nicholas the
Bishop, 5 Edward III. Seal.
Sussex. B. 1670. Demise by William Potter, clerk, and John Potter to John
Edward', of lands and tenements at Roughey in the parish of Horshain,
which they had of the feoffment of the said John Edward', with
reversion to Thomas Edward", son of the said John. 31 May, 25 Henry VI.
Seal.
[N'hamp.j B. 1671. Confirmation by William de St. John to the canons of
Essheby Canons of the grants, made to them by Robert de Plurntone and
Ralph de Leycestr', of the wood of Hokelee, and also of the way from the
wood of the said canons called ' Blakemerwod ' to the field of Atneston.
Tuesday after St. Cedde, 18 Edward II. Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 1672. Grant by John Vrellis, of Little Hordborowe (Harborough),
and Elizabeth his wife, to Richard, prior of the Carthusian priory in the
Island of Axiholme, co. Lincoln, of lands in Great Hordborowo upon
Haggerscroft, at either side of ' le Hall Hokes,' at Grenehulle, land extend-
ing from Wowland Hadene, upon Waltfurlong, ' le Netherbreche,' and in
Pouresmore. 4 October, 22 Edward IV. Seals.
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ANCIENT DEEDS.
375
Sussex.
[Notts.]
B. 1673. Exchange by Kichard de Hopton, son of Eustace de Ilopton
of Legh, witli Richard son of William de Hopton, of their respective
lands in Hopton, viz. in Pynnesfeld, Hommefield, Esynghalesfurlonge,
' le Muncornedole,' ' le Pluddole,' ' le Wyniard,' ' le Denestockynge,'
' le Heyfurlong,' Stockynge and abutting upon ' le Cappedepirie,'
' le Courtestockynge,' ' le Homrne,' and
after St. Bartholomew, 11 Edward III.
; le Middelfurlong.' Sunday
B. 1674. Demise by John Tolay and Lucy hia wife to William
Ridelere, of Horsham, of a yearly rent, or the first growth of a meadow
called 'le Aldret' in the parish of Horsham. 22 March, 15 Henry IV.
Seal.
B. 1675. Demise by Thomas de Reseley, rector of the church of
Slyngesby, to Hugh de Annesley, of Rotyngton, of a messuage in Hokenall'
Torcard with lands, Ac., within and without the vill of Hokenall' Torcard,
and a meadow called ' Robertpark.' Wednesday, 1C April, 5 Richard II.
Seal.
Sussex. B. 1676. Grant by Thomas Pylfold, of Horsham,jto Thomas Prowte, of
the same place, of land called ' Wollokkes ' in the parish of Horsham, lying
between the stream running from the mill of Asshele towards Horsham,
the land of Chersworthe, and the highway. Feast of St. Edward the King
and Martyr, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
Sussex. B. 1677. Grant by John Colme, of Horsham, to Thomas atte Hull', of
the same place, and to Thomas Keinpe, of Nuthurst, of lands and tenements
[in Horsham] in the county of Sussex. The Assumption, 9 Henry IV.
Seal.
Sussex. B. 1678. Grant by Walter Rose, of Hertefeld, to Waltcr.Vrry of a
messuage with garden called ' Roseplace ' at ' la Rogheye ' in the parish of
Horsham, and the reversion of a third part of the said messuage and
garden, held by Edith Rose as dower after the death of her husband, William
Rose, and which messuage had descended to him upon the death of Thomas
Rose, son of the said William Rose the grantor's brother. Monday in
Easter week, 1 1 Henry IV. Seal broken.
[Notts.] B. 1679. Release by Richard de Gouxil, rector of the church of
Wytherine (Withern) in Lyndesei, to Alexander de Gonaldeston and Alice,
his wife, of his right in the manor of Hokenale Torkard. Sunday after
Christmas Day, 5 Edward III. Seal broken.
[Kent.] B. 1680. Grant in fee by Geoffrey son of John the Smith (fabr')
and by Edith his wife, to the abbot of Boxele, of land in Elyottesfeld in
the vill of St. Wereburge of Hoc. Witnesses : — William de Comptone,
Stephen le Wyte, and others (named). Two seals.
[Sussex.] B. 1681. Demise by John de Combes to William de Breus' of tenements
in Horsham, and by the latter to the former of land, a moiety of a mill, pasture,
&c. in Ho (Hooe) . Witnesses : — Henry de Wytewee, rector of the church
of Grenstede (Grinstead), and others (named). 5 November, 5 Edward I.
Surrey. B. 1682. Demise by Thomas Dunnyng, of Kyngeston on Thames, to
Roger Cloville, of T.onlo-j, of all his goods, &c., in his messuage in
Kyngeston. jb'ntlay before St. Andrew the Apostle, 22 Edward III.
Seal.
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[ ] B. 1683. Release by Robert Benneys and William Walies, of Stonle,
and John Daniel, of Bletnislioo (Bletsoe). to William Sunnyng, of Stonle,
of their right in lands in the field of Hoo. Feast of St. Hilary,
1 Richard II.
[Kent.] B. 1684. Grant by John Hanion, of the parish of St. Mary of Hoo, to
John Howcot, of the parish of Clive (Uliffe at Hoo), and to John Potkin, of
Hoo aforesaid, of lands in the fields of Hoo, lying in Bodilfeld, Payterisfeld
and Upper Manyfeld. Sunday before St. Botolph, 4 Henry VJ. Fragment
of seal.
Surrey. B. 1685. Grant by Ralph son and heir of Simon le Marchaunt of
Kyngestone, to David Lorens, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of the
western part of his grange and curtilage in Kyngestone, abutting upon the
Thames. Tuesday, the feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 2(5 Edward I. Seal
broken.
Surrey. B. 1686. Grant by Peter Bandewyne, of Kyngestou, to Hugh
Dunnyng, of Kyngeston, and Joan his wife, of a tenement in Kyngeston.
Thursday, the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, 18 Edward I. Seal.
[ ] B. 1687. Grant by Agnes de LangeP to William de Norharnpton,
clerk, of houses in the parish of St. Clements in the street of Kyngesgar'
rendering yearly for the same a pair of white gloves. Witnesses : — William
de Haya, Geoffrey de Wrockeshull, Geoffrey de London and others (named.)
Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1688. Grant by William le Fruter of Kyngeston, to Gilbert Frille,
of the same place, and Christiana, his wife, of a shop and place in Kyronelane
in Kyngeston, rendering yearly at the King's stallage (faciendo inde
annuatim ad stallagium domini Regis) in Kyngeston the due and
accustomed service, viz., four pence at the two usual terras. Sunday in
the Octave of St. Hilary, 25 Edward I. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1689. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of John de la Hurne of
Kyngeston, widow, to John son of' Gilbert the Weaver (textor'), of a shop in
Kyronelane in Kyngeston, and land in Teyntouresfeld in Kyngeston.
Wednesday, the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 30 Edward I. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1690. Grant by Roger Hardyng, of Kyngeston, to William de
Stoke, of the same place, of a grange in Kyngeston in the little field of
Norbetcm, rendering yearly for the same twelve pence; viz., sixpence at
Michaelmas and sixpence at Easter : and also a rose at the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist. Saturday after Trinity Sunday, 31 Edward I.,
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1691. Grant by Adam le Rede of Kyngeston, and Edith Waleys,
Lis wife, to Richard de Neudegate and Alice his wife, and John Primerole,
of Surbeton, of land in Kyngeston in the field of Surbeton at ' le Elinhaghe.'
Saturday after the Annunciation, 33 Edward I. Fragments of seals.
Surrey. B. 1692. Grant by William Grece, of London, and Julia Kyn, his
wife, to Roger Hardyng, of Kyngeston, of a grange in Kyngeston in the
field of Norbeton. Tuesday, the Vigil of All Saints, 29 Edward I. Seals.
[ ] B. 1693. Release by Adam Liece, of Kingesnade, to his lords, the
abbot and convent of , of his right in land in Kingesnade,
abutting on the causeway leading from 'la Stanstrete' to Pirgindenne.
Witnesses : — Robert son of Ralph de Kingesnade, William de Vmmindeu,
and others (named),
Endorsed: Kingessnode. Ixxx.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 377
Surrey. B. 1694. Grant by Dyonisia de Hampton, late the wife of William
Walklyn of Kyngeston, widow, to John son of Thomas the Weaver (textoris)
of Kyngeston, and to Juliana his wife, of land in Kyngeston in ' la Mersshe.'
Sunday after St. Giles the Abbot, 34 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1695. Grant by Kichard the Smith (faber) of Kyngeston, to Roger
le Taverner, of the same place, and Juliana his wife, of a grange in Ryole
in Kyngeston. Tuesday before St. Botolph, 33 Edward I. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1696. Demise by John de Kyngeston, of London, to William de
Braye, of the same place, of a shop in Kyrouneslane in Kyngeston.
Christmas Day, 1310, 4 Edward II. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1697. Release by Henry son of William de la Le, to John the
Forester (forestario) of his right in a house with curtilage in Kyderminster,
and in land at ' la Lake.' Witnesses : — Hugh de Bosco, Hugh de Cancia,
William de Holecote and others (named).
[Wore.] B. 1698. Grant by Margery daughter of Ringulf to Robert de
Elintheleg', of a rent in Kidemiuster. Witnesses : — Hugh de Bosco, Robert
de Mortimer, Simon de Kent and others (named).
Surrey. B. 1699. Grant by Robert son of Robert le Tannour of Kyngeston,
to Adam ate Ruyole. of the same place, of lands in Kyngeston in ihe Mursh
in the Middelmerssforlang, and in Teyntouresfelde at ' le Sourlond.'
Sunday, the Morrow of St, Michael, 7 Edward II. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1700. Grant by Henry the Forester (forestarivs) to Robert de
Elintheleg', of a rent issuing out of land in Kidemunster. Witnesses: —
Hugh de Bosco, Robert de Mortimer, Henry de Kent, William de Malpas
and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1701. Release by Susanna, late the wife of John Pratt of
Kenelworth, to John Stokez, of the same place, and Margery his wife, of
her right in lands, tenements, &c., in Kenelworth within the demesne of the
Duchy of Lancaster. Feast of St. Leonard, 8 Henry VI. Seal.
[Hunts.] B. 1702. Grant by John Campioun, of Irthliiigboru (Irthlingborough),
to John, prior of Stonle, of lands, &c., in Werkwelle, with other lands
within the Soke of Kenebauton (Kimboltou). Sunday before Michaelmas
Day, 25 Edward III. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1703. Grant by Thomas Champoneys, of Kydermunster, to John,
prior of Maydenebnuleleg' (Maiden Bradley), cf a messuage in Kyder-
munstr'. Witnesses : — Hugh de Bosco, YV alter de Maupas, Simon de
Cancia and other (named).
[ ] B. 1704. Release by Walter de Overton' to William de Merston,
chaplain in the church of St. Michael's, Stauuford, of his right in a rent
issuing out of land, &c. in Dokedale in Keleii'. Witnesses : — Hugh, vicar
of St. Martin's, Staunford, Richard, vicar of St. Andrew's, Staunford, and
others (named).
[ ] B. 1705. Demise by John Roberd, of Hurst, to Alice, daughter of
John Briche of Wodecote, of a messuage and land lyins; between the way
leading from Kenill' and ' le Bordel." Feast of St. Mark the Evangelist,
16 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 1706. Grant in frank almoin by Geoffrey de Kinton' to the abbey
of Bordesley, of land in Kinton (Kineton) abutting upon Chelewellesyche
and next Hevedpol. Witnesses : — Hugh parson of Preston', Henry Bagod
of Preston', Nicholas de Burleye and others. Seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
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[York.] B. 1707. Letters of attorney by Ralph, Earl of Westmorland, for
Richard Toppan and William Home to receive from the abbot and convent
of seisin of a moiety of the manor and vill of Ketilwelle
(Kettlewell) in Craven, and of other lands, iV-c., in Ketilwell', of tenements
called ' Skalegille ' in Ketilwelle, ' Stangill ' ' Hometreslightes ' and
' Roulegille,' Coverhede in Coverdale, with common of pasture, &c.
20 September, 6 Henry IV. Seal.
[Wore.] B. 1708. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Bosco to the House of
Bradeley, of a rent issuing out of a messuage in Kydermunster. Witnesses :
— Robert de Alintheleg', Adam Dassefen, then prefect (jirctor) of Kyder-
munster, Simon de Kant and others (named). Undated.
[Wore.] B. 1709. Grant by Geoffrey &on of Randolf to Robert de Elinthl' of
land in Kideminister abutting upon Chestrestret. Witnesses : — Hugh de
Bosco, Robert de Mortimer, Richard Person (persona), then provost
(prepositus), Simon de Cant, and others (named).
[Norf.] B. 1710. Demise by Thomas Wright alias Crabbe, of Hacford next
Refham (Reepham), William Stemmes, clerk, Richard Hagon, of Ref ham,
and John Caster, of Kerdiston, to Thomas Grene, chaplain, of land in
Refham abutting upon Kerdeston, which they had of the feoff ment of
John Gamelyn, clerk, and John Brampton of Refham. Letters of attorney
for John Rolman. 7 November, 19 Edward IV. Seals.
[Notts.] B. 1711. Licence by ' Johan of Grey, the lord of Codenore,' to Robert
Bernew, and Sir William Braydeston, priest, to grant to the prior and
convent of Beauvale the manor of Kymmarlev (Kimberley) and lands,
tenements, &c., in Kymmarley and NewthorpJ which they had of the
' feoffment of Sir Nicol of Cauntelowe.' 27 March, 31 Edward III. Paper
copy, English.
[Staff.] B. 1712. Indenture between Richard, abbot of Bordesley, and William
Everdon relative to the farm of the church and rectory of Kynfare. Wed-
nesday in Easter Week, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
[Staff.] B. 1713. Grant by the abbot of Bordesley to the Dean and Chapter of
Coventry and Lichfield, of a yearly sum out of the revenues of the church
of Kynfare. 4 August, 1380.
Surrey. B. 1714. Grant by Adam Prodhomme, of Kyngeston, to Bartholomew
bi Southe of Istelworth, of a messuage in ' le Ryol" ' and land at ' la
Heycrofte ' in Kyngestou, and in Tamesforlang and Flode in Surbeton.
Feast of St. Margaret the Virgin, 22 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1715. Grant by Henry Bussh to John Wenge and Agnes, his wife,
of a messuage in Kyngeston. Sunday before St. Margaret the Virgin,
21 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1716. Grant by Geoffrey le Mareschal to Thomas ate Quarere,
of messuages and a shop in Kyngeston. Monday after St. Hilary,
20 Edward III. fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1717. Grant by Gilbert le Whygler and Alice, his wife, to John
Wenge and Agnes, his wife, of land in Teyntroswesfeld in Kyngeston.
Friday after All Saints, 25 Edward III. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1718. Grant by John Primerole, of Kyngeston, to William Jacob,
of Guldeford, of land in ' la Mersshe ' at Clayhulle in Kyngeston. Thursday
before St. Vincent the Martyr, 24 Edward III. Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1719. Grant by John Wodewesone, of Kyngeston, to John Wenge,
of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of land in Kyngeston in Tamesfor-
lang in the western h'eld of Surbeton. Sunday, the feast of the Circumcision,
25 Edward IV. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1720. Bond by John de Boleston and Robert de Oxenford, of
London, to Walter de Grendon, of Kyngeston on Thames, and Edith his
wife, viz. Thomas de Boteston, kinsman and heir of Thomas de Hamme
of Kyngeston on Thames, upon his coming of age to release to the said
Walter and Edith his right in lands, &c., in the town and parish of Kynge-
stone, which had descended to him upon the death of his uncle, the said
Thomas de Hamme. 13 March, 29 Edward III. Fragments of seals.
Surrey. B. 1721. Letters of attorney by Thomas de Boteston, kinsman and heir
of Thomas de Hamme of Kyugestone, for John Fissher, of Kyngeston, to
deliver seisin to Walter de Grendon, of the same place, and to Edith his wife,
of lands, tenements, &c., in the town and parish of Kyngeston. 10 March,
29 Edward III. Seal.
Somers. B. 1722. Demise by John de Rysyngdon, parson of the church of
levele (Yeovil), to Adam Crudey and Amicia his wife, and William their
son, of a messuage and land in Kyngeston next levele. Friday after
St. Ambrose, 31 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1723. Release by John Jolyf, of Kyngeston, to John Wenge and
Agnes, his wife, of his right in land at Thorinfur in Kyngeston. Friday
after St. Gregory the Pope, 31 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1724. Grant by John Prodomtne and Alice his wife, of Kyngeston,
to John Wenge, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of part of a curtilage
in Kyngeston lying between their curtilage and the road to Willehale.
Monday after St. John ante portam Latinam, 31 Edward III. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1725. Grant by John de Benstede to John Wenge and Agnes, his
wife, of land in Kyngeston abutting upon Willehale way. Wednesday after
Trinity Sunday, 31 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1726. Grant by John Babbe, of Kyngeston, to John Wenge arid
Agnes, his wife, of land upon Baneworthe in Kyngeston. Saturday after
St. Thomas the Apostle, 32 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1727. Grant by Geoffrey Gocelyn to John Wenge and Agnes, his
wife, of land in Kyngeston in the field of Surbeton in Louge Littleworthe.
Monday before Ascension day, 32 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1728. Bond of William Fuller, Thomas Carpentere, John Loyekyn
and Henry Denmerssh to Simon de Clopton for a payment for a messuage
in the High Street of Kyngeston. Saturday before St. Gregory the Pope,
32 Edward III. Fragments of seals.
Surrey. B. 1729. Grant by John atte Wyk, of Norbeton, to John Wenge and
Agnes liis wife, of land in Kyngeston inTeyntouresfeld, ' la Sourlonde ' and
' la Estlonge.' Tuesday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 33 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1730. Grant by Walter de Grendon to Thomas West, perpetual
vicar of the church of Kyngeston on Thames, of lands, tenements, rents,
&c., in Kyngeston. Thursday, the feast of St. Stephen the Martyr,
33 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
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Surrey. B. 1731. Grant by Richard Glass, of Kyngeston, and Isabella his wife,
to John Wenge and Agnes his wife, of land in Kyngeston in ' la Middil
Mersshe.' Tuesday before St. Gregory the Pope, 33 Edward III. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1732. Release by Walter de Grendon to Thomas West, perpetual
vicar of the church of Kyngeston on Thames, of his right in the lands,
tenements, &c., in Kyngeston, which the said Thomas West held of the
feoffment of the said Walter. Saturday after St. Hilary the Bishop,
33 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1733. Grant by Walter de Grendon to Thomas West, perpetual
vicar of the church of Kyngeston on Thames, of his goods and chattels with
lauds, tenements, &c., in Kyngeston. Thursday, the feast of St. Stephen
the Martyr, 33 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1734. Grant by Thomas Payn, of Michham, to Richard Hardyng,
of Kyngeston, and Agnes his wife, of a messuage in Kyngeston. Trinity
Sunday, 31 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1735. Letters of attorney by John atte Wyk of Norbeton, for
Ralph Stacy to deliver to John Wenge and Agnes, his wife, seisin of land
in Kyngeston in Teyntouresfelde. Tuesday after the Conversion of
St. Paul, 33 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1736. Release by Thomas Botilston, son of John Botilston of
London, to Walter Grendon, of Kyngeston, and Isabella his wife, of his
right in lands, tenements, &c., in the parish of Kyngeston. Wednesday after
the Translation of St. Thomas the Archbishop and Martyr, 34 Edward III.
Seat.
Surrey. B. 1737. Release by Thomas Botilston, son of John Botilston of
London, to Walter de Grendon, of Kyngeston, of his right in lands, tene-
ments, &c., in the parish of Kyngeston. The Annunciation, 34 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1738. Grant by John son of John Lovekyn of Kyngeston to
Walter de Grendon and Edith, his wife, of land in Kyngeston in Teyn-
touresfelde next ' la Butine,' and at ' le Shuttles ' in Brocforlang.
Wednesday, the feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop, 31 Edward III. Seat.
Surrey B. 1739. Grant by John Pylling, of Eytone, to John Wenge and
Agnes, his wife, of a tenement in Kyroneslane in Kyngeston on Thames.
Thursday after St. Matthew the Apostle, 34 Edward III.
Surrey B. 1740. Acquittance by John Wenge, of Kyngeston on Thames, for
John Pylling, of Eytone, relative to the latters bond for the peaceable
possession of a tenement in Kyngeston. Thursday after St. Matthew the
Apostle, 34 Edward III. fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1741. Grant by Walter de Grendon and John Wenge, of
Kyngeston, to Simon Taylur, of that place, and Cecilia his wife, of a
messuage in Kyngeston. Palm Sunday, 34 Edward III. Fragment of
seal.
Surrey. B. 1742. Release by Isabella, late the wife of Richard Glas, of
Kyngeston, to John Wenge, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of
her right in land in ' la Middelmersshe ' in Kyngeston. Friday before
Michaelmas Day, 34 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1743. Grant by Simon Wodewesone, son of Ralph Wodewesone of
Kyngeston, to Walter de Grendon and Isabella, his wife, of land in
Kyngeston at ' la Mersshe,' Cheggeston, Walkelmersdych, and in the field
of Surbeton. Sunday after St. Valentine the Martyr, 35 Edward III.
Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1744- Letters of attorney by Isabella, relict of John de Kent, for
William de Pertenay, chaplain, to deliver to Eobert Clerk, of Calkote,
chaplain, seisin of 11 messuage and land in Kyngeston. Saturday after the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 35 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1745. Grant by Isabella, relict of John de Kent of Kyngeston-on-
Thames, to Eobert Clerk, of Calkote, chaplain, of a messuage and land
lying in ' la Marche/ upon ' le Estmede ' and at Colteworth forlang in
Kyngeston. Saturday after the Nativity of St. John the Baptist,
35 Edward III. Injured.
Surrey. B. 1746. Grant by Richard Hardy ng, of Kyngeston, to Eobert de
Bokenhulle, perpetual vicar of Kyngeston, and to William Franceys,
chaplain, of lands and tenements in the town and parish of Kyngeston.
Thursday after the Assumption, 42 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1747. Grant by William Eoser, of Kyngeston, to John Wenge and
Agnes, his wife, of a messuage in the High Street of Kyngeston. Tuesday
after the Purification, 35 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1748. Release by Robert Northrugg, son and heir of John Norlh-
rugg of Kyngeston on Thames, and by Isabella his wife, to John Colnee, of
Kyngeston, of their right in a messuage and curtilage in Kyngeston.
Tuesday before SS. Philip and James, 35 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1749. Release by Simon Wodewesone, son of Ralph Wodewesone,
of Kyngestone, to John Wenge, of the same place, of his right in land in
Kyngeston in ' la Mersshe ' in Gosey t. Sunday after St. Valentine the
Martyr, 35 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1750. Grant by John Quyntyn, of Scheme, to John Wenge, of
Kyngeston, and Agnes his wife, of land abutting upon ' le Brodeweye ' in
Teyntrofeld in Kyngeston. Feast of St. Mathew the Apostle 38
Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1751. Grant by John Hwite, of Kyngeston, to William Stacy, of
the same place, of land in the little field in Middilforlang in Kyngestou.
Thursday, the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 32 Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B. 1752. Grant by William Stacy, of Kyngeston, to John Wenge, of
the same place, and Agnes his wife, of land in the little field in Middel-
furlange in Kyngeston. Saturday after St. Martin the Bishop, 38
Edward III. Seal.
Surrey. B . 1753. Grant by Isabella, late the wife of Walter de Greyndone, to
John Wenge, her father, of lands, tenements, &c., in Kyngestone, with the
reversion of a messuage in Londonisshestret. Wednesday after St. Peter
in Cathedra, 39 Edward III. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1754. Grant by John Wenge to Eobert Savage and Isabella his
wife, the grantor's daughter, of the lands and tenements, &c., in Kyngestone,
which he had of the feoffment of Isabella, late the wife of Walter de
Greyndone, together with the reversion of a messuage in Londonisshestret.
Monday after the Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 39 Edward III!
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1755. Release by John de Euerham, brother of Martin Flemyng of
Kyngeston, to John Wenge and Agnes, his wife, of his right in a curtilage in
' la Beole ' in Kyngestoue. Thursday after Michaelmas Day, 42 Edwarcf III.
Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1756. Grant by Eobcrt Syinond, chaplain of St. Mary Magdalen
of Kyngeston, Richard de'Warmynlone, perpetual vicar of the same, and
Nicholas de Aylcsbery, chaplain, to John Wenge and Agnes, his wife, of the
lands, tenements, and reversions in Kyngcstone which they had of the
feoffment of the said John Wenge. Thursday after St. Peter ad Vincula,
42 Edward III. Seal*.
Surrey. B. 1757. Grant by John Wenge, of Kyugeston on Thames, and Agnes
his wife, formerly wife of Richard Hardinge of the same place, to Robert
Symond and Richard de Warmenton, chaplains of the chapel of St. Mary
Magdalen of Kingston, of the lauds and tenements in Kyngestone, which
the said Agnes had of the feoffment of Robert de Bokenhulle, perpetual
vicar of Kyngeston, and William Fraunceys, chaplain, and which had been
the property of the said Richard llardiuge. Wednesday, the feast of
St. Margaret, 47 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1758. Letters of attorney by Agues, late the wife of Richard
Hardynge of Kyngestoue on Thames, for Hugh Baker and Thomas Car-
penter to deliver to Robert Symond and Richard de Wermentone, chaplains,
seisin of lands and tenements in the town and parish of Kyngestone. Wed-
nesday, the feast of St. Margaret, 47 Edward III.
Surrey. B. 1759. Letters of attorney by Richard de Warmyntou, clerk, for
Hugh Taveruer, of Kyngestone, to deliver to John de Wytewell, clerk,
attorney of William de Walworth and William dc Haldene, citizens of
London, seisin of the lands, tenements, &c., in the town of Kyngeston' on
Thames which the said Richard and Robert de Bikenore, chaplains, had
of thy feoffment of John Wenge and Agnes his wife. 50 Edward III.
Seal.
Surrey. B. 1760. Letters of attorney by William de Walworth and William
de Haldene, aldermen of London, for Thomas Veal and John de Whitewell
to receive from Robert Bykenore and Richard Warmyngton, clerks, seisin
of lands, tenements, &c., in the town and fields of Kyngeston, late the
property of John Wenge and Agnes his wife. 6 November, 50 Edward III.
Seals.
Surrey. B. 1761. Surrender by Robert Savage, of Kyngeston, to the prior and
convent of the Charter House, London, of his estate in the lands in
Kyngeston which he had of the demise of John Wenge of Kyngeston.
Witnesses : — Ralph Thurbarn' and Thomas Carpenter, the bailiffs, and
others (named). 10 July, 3 Richard II.
Somers. B. 1762. Demise by Thomas Redman, archpriest of the chantry of the
Holy Trinity of Yevele (Yeovil), to William Smyth, chaplain, of Kyngestou
next Yevele, of lauds in Kyngeston lying at Roughwylle, in Percrofte,
Bronesmerecrofte, Lymeforherde, 'la Threcrofte,' next Hulhampathe, at
Folsloyshede, Sputcrofte. in Mourforlongge, at ' la Breche,' towards
'la Lude' and at Reclee. Monday in Whitsunweek, 12 Richard II.
Fragment of seal.
Somers. B. 1763. Demise by Thomas Redman, archpriest of the chantry of
the Holy Trinity of Yevele (Yeovil), to Walter Horsman, of Kyngeston
next Yevele, Joan his wife, and John their son, of lands and pasturage in
the field of Kyngeston, lying in Goulecrofte, ' la Langediche,' Melkford
next Colverwelle and Harlefordeslake. Friday after the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist, 12 Richard II. Seals.
Somers. B. 1764. Demise by John Periy, archpriest of the chantry of the Holy
Trinity of Yevele (Yeovil), to Robert Dogge, Christina his wife, and John
their son, of lands in the field of Kyngeston, lying in Wynduwegore
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furlange next Abboteswych, Perccroft, ' la Muline,' Langeforherde upon
Brouuesmour, Lymforherde and at Lyllyngestoe next Sambourneshegge.
Thursday in Easter Week, 16 Richard II. Fragments of seals.
Somers. B. 1765. Demise by John Ouewyne (or Ouewyne), archpriest of tho
chantry of Yevele, to William Schambyrlanc, of Yevele, Agnes his wife,
and William their son, of a cottage (casa) with a curtilage and land in
Kyngeston next Yevele (Yeovil), lying next Pycit Ores. Tuesday after
the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 18 Richard II. Fragments of seals.
Sonurs. B. 1766. Demise by John Ganvill', parson of the church of Yevele
(Yeovil), to Robert Dogge, Christina his wife, and John their son, of lands
in Kyngeston lying in Wydewegore furlange next Abboteswych, Perecroi't,
' la Muline,' Langeforherde upon Brounesmour, Lymforherde, and
Lyllynggeston next Sambourneshegge. Witnesses : — John Burcy, provost
(prepositus) of Yeovil, and others (named). 20 March, 1 Henry IV. Seals.
Somers. B. 1767. Demise by John Ganvill', parson of the church of Yevele
(Yeovil), to Edward Segbrouk' Webbe and Rose, his wife, of a messuage
and curtilage in Kyngeston. Saturday after Michaelmas Day, 1 Henry IV.
Fragments of seals.
Somers. B. 1768. Demise by John Peuy, archpriest of the chantry of tho Holy
Trinity, Yevele (Yeovil), to Richard Bowe and to Hugh and Thomas, his
sons, of lands in Kyngeston lying in Goulecroft furlange. Saturday after
the Purification, 18 Richard II. Seals.
Somers. B. 1769. Demise by John Ganvill', parson of the church of Yevele
(Yeovil), to Roger Floude and Alice his wife of lands in Kyngeston, lying
at Colswaynescrosse next the highway to Preston, lauds in ' la Myddelfelde,'
at Fyssherwych next the highway to Chylterne (Chilthorne Domer ?), and
also next the road to ' la Mersshe ' and elsewhere in the same field, at
Langedych, and in ' la Westfelde ' next Catteslake. Witnesses : — John
Burcy, provost of the town, and others (named). Wednesday, the Vigil of
the Annunciation, 1 Henry IV. Seals.
Somers. B. 1770. Demise by John GanvilP, parson of the church of Yevelo
(Yeovil), to Robert Porter and Edith, his wife, of a cottage and land in
Kyngeston next Yevele (Yeovil) lying at Mourfurlang, Ludepathe and
Ludehcgge. Witnesses : — John Burcy, provost of Yevele, and others
(named). Tuesday in the third week of Lent, 1 Henry IV. Seals.
Surrey. B. 1771. Demise by John, prior of tho Charter House, London, to
John Robert, of a bakehouse in Kyngeston on Thames. 14 October, 1 1
Henry IV. Seals.
Somers. B. 1772. Demise by Thomas Harlyng, parson of tho church of Yevele
(Yeovil), and lord of that town, to Thomas Bryan, Emota his wife and Joan
their daughter, of a messuage and lands in Kyngeston, lying in Capslane
and opposite Dychefulle Moure. Witnesses : — William Langebroke,
provost of the said town, and others (named). 1 March, 13 Henry IV.
Fragments of seals.
Surrey. B. 1773. Demise by Robert Clerk, of Kyngeston on Thames, proctor
and chaplain, and Peter West, to William Boterfeld, of London, of four
cottages in Kyngeston, whicli Robert Randolf, of Kyngeston, had formerly
held of the feoffment of John Lorchon, of that place. Witnesses : — Thomas
Broker and John Lake, the bailiffs, and others (named). 5 April,
5 Henry VI. Seal.
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Surrey. B. 1774. Demise by John, prior of the Charter House, London, to
Robert Chaundeler, of Kyngeston on Thames, of a tenement in the High
Street between that street and Kyronlane and abutting upon Saltereslane,
and lands in the fields of Kyngeston in Teyntouresfeld, in Brokeforlung,
' le Sourelond ' and ' le Goosey te.' 4 December, 1422, I Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
Surrey. B. 1775. Grant by Walter, son of John Russell of Kyngeston, to
Laurence de Baudun, chaplain, of a rent issuing out of a tenement in
Kingestuu'. Witnesses: — William de Brademer, William Picot of Dittun,
Ralph Pastell', Harno de la Bergh', William de la Strode, Robert Berton,
John Gan tore, Reginald Young of Avell', Viell' de la Bergh', Walter
Wakelin', Osbert Piper, John le Sire, and Thomas the writer of this
charter. Seal broken.
Surrey. B. 1776. Grant by Roger Hardyng, of Kyngeston, to Ralph de
Radynges and Alice, his wife, of a grange in Kyngeston. Witnesses : —
Hugh de Excambyo, Gilbert de Hamton', Thomas Goce, Edward Louekyn,
the bailiffs, and others (named).
Endorsed : Covenant between Roger Hardyng and Ralph de Radynges
relative to a moiety of a grange mortgaged by the said Roger for the
payment of nineteen shillings. 6 Edward I. Seal broken.
Lcic. B. 1777. Release by John Hylton alias Porter to John Geby, warden
of Noseley, John Mathewe, clerk, and William Tylewastell, of his right in
lands, tenements, &c., in Knossyngton. 24 May, 3 Henry VJI.
Wilts. B. 1778. Demise by John Rogers, esquire, to John S tunny, sou and
heir of William Sturmy, of the manor of Knoll' with all lands, &c., in the
towns and fields of Hynset. Tymeryge, Rygge and Teterigge ; all which he,
the said John Rogers, the younger, Richard Beauchamp, bishop of Salisbury,
and John Rogers, the elder, his father, had of the feoffment of the aforesaid
William Sturmy. 18 July, 22 Edward IV. Seal.
Soiners. B. 1779. Grant by William de Mount Agu, Earl of Salisbury, to
Richard de Hampstede, of a rent issuing out of the manor of Knolle.
20 August, 33 Edward III. French. Seal broken.
Wilts. B. 1780. Grant by John Sturmy to Lionel Wodevyle, bishop of Sarum,
John Devyson, dean of Sarum, Richard Beauchamp', knight, and others, of
the manor of Kuolle with lands, tenements, &c., in Hynsett, Tymerygge,
Rygge, Telerygge and Bedwyn or elsewhere in the co. Wilts. 29 June,
22 Edward IV. Seal.
Oxford. B. 1781. Demise by Robert Lawton, prior of St. Edburg of Burceter
(Bicester), to William Newman, of Kirtlyngton, of lauds, tenements, &c.,
in Kirtlyngton, and of a croft there called ' Priorscrofte,' for the term of
his life and for one year after, rendering yearly for the same a red rose.
28 February, 14 Edward IV. Seal broken.
[York.] B. 1782. Mining lease by the prior and convent of Beauvale to William
Monyashe, of Cossah", John his son, John Treschar, of Allesworth, and
John Dowe, of the same place, of a coal mine in Kyrkestallaund, between
Allesworth broke and the wood of the lord of Kirkestall. Friday before
the Conversion of St. Paul, 20 Richard II. Seal broken.
Endorsed : " Thyndentur of Coles sold in Costall new myn."
fLeic.] B. 1783. Grant by William Foucher, of Kyrkeby on Wrethek, to
William Palmer, of Fryseby in Kyrkeby, of land in the western field on
'le Styes' [in Kyrkeby]. Witnesses: — Roger de Burgo in Kyrkeby,
Richard Cosyn, Robert Rampeyne, William Mariot, and William Edelyn.
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B. 1784. Grant in frank almoin by John son of John de Gatesdene,
knight, to the abbey of Geroudone, of land in Kyrkebi. Witnesses : — Adam
tic Verli, Robert de Neuton, Robert Curtehose and others (named).
B. 1785. Grant by John son of William Ravenold of Kirkeby on
Wrethek, to William son of John Flemyng, and to Alice his wife, of a
messuagi! in Kirkeby. Sunday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 39
Edward III.
B. 1786. Grant by William Heyurson, of Kirkeby on Wrethek, to
Robert Kirkeby and Thomas Siblhorpe, of the same place, of a cottage with
a curtilage upon Fatbanland in Kirkeby. Morrow of the Translation of
St. Thomas the Martyr, ]4 Henry VI. Seal.
B. 1787. Grant by Robert Flemyng, of Kirkeby on Wretheike, to his
son Richard, of messuages and lands in ' le Westthorpe ' and elsewhere in
Kyrkeby. Sunday after Ascension Day, 22 Richard II. s\
B. 1788. Demise by Emma Palmer, widow, of Kyrkeby on Wrethek,
to the prior and canons of Kyrkeby of lands and tenements, &c., in Kirkeby.
3 February, 15 Richard II. Seal.
B. 1789. Release by Dyonisia, late the wife of Robert le Coliere of
Kyngeston, to Richard Payu, of the same place, of her right in a messuage
in Kyugestou. Witnesses : — Hugh de la Change, Edward Lovekyn, Thomas
le Templer, Ralph le Pessoner, John Puper, William Pulche, and others
(named). Seal.
B . 1790. Grant by Ralph le Cornmongere of Kyngeston, to Ralph le
Coliere, of the same place, and Deonisia his wife, of a tenement in Kyngestou
with a honse built thereon, rendering yearly for the same, on behalf of the
grantor and his heirs, to the chief lord of the fee twelve pence, and to the
grantor and his heir a gilly-flower (clavutn gariqfili). Witnesses: —
Peter le Templer, John de Arcubus, Hugh de Escambio, William Pulche,
and others (named).
by John de Leghton, to Ralph dc Reding', of
in Snrlond fbrlang in Teintourfeld in Kingeston,
B. 1791. Grant
Kingeston, of land
rendering yearly, on behalf of the grantor, to the chief lord of the fee one
penny, and to the grantor and his heirs a gilly flower. Witnesses : — Hugh
de Escambio, John Lovekin, the elder, John en la Cornere, Thomas
Wolurich, and others (named). Seal.
B. 1792. Letters of attorney by Reginald Walich, of Kirkeby on
Writhek,for William Breuster, of Kirkeby, to deliver to Thomas de Friseby,
John de Burgh, of Kyrkeby, chaplain, and Thomas de Derley, chaplains,
seisin of a cottage, toft and croft in ' le Esthorp' in Kirkeby. Feast of
St. Peter in Cathedra, 10 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
B. 1793. Grant in frank almoin by Henry le Notte of Kintun, to the
House of the Holy Sepulchre, of an island in Kintun. Witnesses : — Roger
de Oltun, Norman de Kintun, Robert Libenere, Walter Woddard, Robert
Albert, and Ralph de Oltun.
B. 1794. Grant by Richard de Caskyn, of Stocketh, to Ralph de
Gittescharth, of land in Kyuaideferi. Witnesses : — Ralph de Bninham,
Walter his brother, Geoffrey de Ros, William Cnttewolf, Richard Faukes,
Richard Rodde, and Wijliam son of Gilbert de Kyuardeferi.
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Surrey. B. 1795. Grant by Simon North to Estmar Carbonier (Carlo nario), of
land in Kingeston abutting upon the highway leading to the bridge over
the Thames. Witnesses : — Philip de Hainmez, Robert Brito, William
Picot, William de Cudinton, and others (named). Seal.
[Line.] B. 1796. Grant by Roger son of Ralph Byset of Kynnardfery, and by
Matilda, formerly wife of the said Ralph, to Richard Burr', of Ouston, and
Agnes his wife, of a croft in Kynnardfery abutting on the river Trent.
Feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop, 1397. Seal.
[Line.] B. 1797. Grant by John Stryppes, of Kynnardfery, to William
Galyan, of the same place, and to Robert atte Dyke of Stocheth, of a
messuage in Kynnardfery abutting upon the river Trent. Monday after
Trinity Sunday, 1399.
[Line.] B. 1798. Demise by Robert Shpffeld, of Westboterwyk (Butterwich),
and William Cutwolfe, of Ouston, to Robert Mowbray, of Kynnardfery, of
a messuage in Kynnardfery abutting on the river Trent. 8 October, 1429.
Seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
387
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C. 1. Grant by William Chm-le, of Chyle wyk, in the parish of St. Peter's
at St. Albans, to John Hardyng, of Houghton Regis, of a messuage near
Whipsnade Green. Thursday after St. Peter and St. Paul, 9 Henry V.
C. 2. Grant by GooflVey Wyth, of Yarmouth (Gernemiita), and
Isabella his wife, to Robert son of William de Stalum, knight, and the
heirs of his body, of a messuage at Bestone. Witnesses : — Reginald le Gros,
knight, and others (named). Smalbergh, Tuesday after the Assumption,
22 Edward I.
C. 3. Demise by the Master and brethren of the house of the Holy
Trinity without Northampton to Roger, son of Simon the Moneyer, of
Holewell, and Agnes his wife, of a messuage at Esthaddon. Michaelmas
Day, 5 Edward II.
C. 4. Bond from John Eggerton, esquire, to Hugh Eggerton, esquire,
for 1,000 marks. 12 May, 11 Henry VII. fragment of seal,
C. 5. Grant by Thomas Rys, of Wiltshire, to John Charlys, of
Houghtou, of a garden near Collus Grove. Wybsnad, Friday after
St. Margaret, 47 Edward III.
C. 6. Release by Isabella, daughter of Roger de Mussendene, of
Coleworthe, to Master Ralph de Waldegrave, Master of the Hospital of the
Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of all
actions. Thursday after St. Gregory, 27 Edward III.
C. 7. Grant by John Paeon, of Dunstable, to William Hewel, of the
same place, of a messuage in Dunstable. Friday before St. Margaret,
44 Edward III.
C. 8. Grant by William Hewel, of Dunstable, to Walter le Saltere and
Joan his wife, of the same place, of a messuage in Dunstable. Tuesday after
St. Hilary, 45 Edward III.
C. 9. Release by Avice ate Halle, late the wife of John le Warener, of
Hertford, to William Gerveys and Robert Welbourn, burgesses of Hertford,
of all her right to a rent of I8d. paid by William Russel and Emma his
wife out of a tenement of William Gerveys and Robert Welbourn aforesaid.
Hertford, Monday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 5 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
C. 10. Grant by Godfrey son of Geoffrey de Hadestoke, late citizen
of London, to William de Beltune, citizen and mercer of the same, of a
house in the parish of St. John's, Walbrook. Witnesses : — Henry .....
and Jordan Godchop, sheriffs of London, Henry le Waleys, alderman, and
other? (named). [A.D. 1284.] Damaged.
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[Dorset.] C. 11. Letters of attorney from , citl/.cn and grocer of
Londou, to , burgess of Byrdport (Bridport), to receive money
of John Boleyn, John Waterman, chapman, Richard Blankpayn, chapman,
Robert Hore, chapman, and John Gendun, ehapman, all of Bridport.
London, 23 August, 16 Henry VI. Damaged.
[Middx.] C. 12. Demise by Walter de Lothebiri and Alice his wife to Bartho-
lomew Scot and Matilda his wife, of a tenement in the parish of St. Botolph's
without Bishopsgate. Witnesses : — Sir John le Bretun, Warden of London,
Henry Box and Richard de Glovernia, sheriffs. Henry le Bole, alderman
of that ward, and others (named).
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment at the Guildhall, Friday before
Pentecost, 23 Edward I.
[Wilts.?] C. 13. Defeasance to a bond from William Darell, esquire, to
Margaret Dyneley, for 40 marks. New S[arum ?], 6 March, 5 Henry VI.
Damaged.
[Dorset.] C. 14. Demise by William Bonley and John But, bailiffs of Bridport,
to John" Burgeys, Agnes his wife, and William their son, of a cottage and
curtilage at Bridport, in the lane called ' Stakelane.' Monday after
Michaelmas, 1 5 Henry VI.
[Herts.] C. 15. Grant by Thomas Bordale, Robert Thorn, and William Croft,
of St. Albans, to William Carpenter, John Taverner, and John Bredecroft,
barker, of the same town, of a messuage in Haly wellestrete. Witnesses : —
William Todd, bailiff of St. Albaus, and others (named). 1 May,
8 Henry VI.
[Bedf.] C. 16. Grant by John Hardyng, of Houghton Regis, to Laurence
Pycot and John Skynner, of Dunstable, of a messuage in Wipsnade. 10
November, 7 Henry VI. Seal.
[Wilts.?] C. 17. Assignment by William Benesheii, esquire, to Richard, Earl of
Warwick, knight, Richard Chock, knight, William Spenser, James Tonker,
and John Pavy, of all his goods and chattels. Atteward Parva, Sunday
after St. Margaret the Virgin, 4 Edward IV.
[ ] C. 18. Acquittance from , attorney of Walter Gorfon, for
31*. 8d., part of a larger sum due from him. 29 Henry VI. Damaged.
Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 19. Bond from John George, of Tawnton, dyer, to William Mount-
fort, merchant of Bridport, for 48/. lls. 17 February, 2 Henry VI.
Surrey. C. 20. Demise by John Drynkwater, the younger, and John Giyme,
the elder, of Pekham, to John Gryme, the younger, of the same place, of a
cottage at Peckham. 8 February, 20 Henry VI. Two seals, imperfect.
[Middx.] C. 21. Grant by John de Lyndeseye, citizen of London, and Ysilia his
wife, to John de Sandwyco, cofferer and citizen of London, of a tenement in
the parish of St. Mary Eldemariecherche, adjoining the street called
''Cordwanerstrete.' Witnesses: — Sir Ralph de Sandwyc, Warden of
London, Walter Hauteyn and Thomas Cros, sheriffs, Henry le Waleys,
alderman of that ward and others (named).
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of London,
Monday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 15 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 22. Release by Agnes, daughter of John le Sawyere, of Berkeswelle,
to Agnes Barry, late the wife of John Barry, of the same place, of i>ll her
• right in a tenement which her father formerly held in Berkswell. Wednes-
day after St. Philip and St. James, 5 Edward II.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
389
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Bucks.
C. 23. Release by Richard le Hore, of Newent, to John de Ledene and
Alice Plassh his wife, of all right in a messuage at Newent. Wednesday
after St. James the Apostle, 41 Edward III.
C. 24. Grant by William Martyn, of Smalburgh, to Sir Geoffrey
Wytli, knight, and Isabella his wife, of 4rf. a year payable by Catherine,
daughter of John le Chapman, for certain land in Crikescroft adjoining the
road called ' Stongate.' [13th century.]
C. 25. Release by Margery Cotliutn, of Lincoln, to William do Sele-
burne, of all right in a tenement in the parish of St. Botolph, Billingsgate.
Witnesses : — Sir John Bruton, Warden of London, Henry Box and Richard
de Gloucestria, sheriffs, Thomas Cros, alderman of that ward, and others
(named). [A.D. 1295.] Fragment of seal.
C. 26. Letters of attorney from Master John de Staunton, clerk, and
Sir Thomas de Thormerton, vicar of the church of Stancdisshe, executors
of the will of Sir John do Thormerton, deceased, formerly rector of the
church of Wyrardebury, to John de Bokelond, rector of the church of
Oxschnlf, to administer the goods of John de Thormerton in the manors of
Oxhill, Blacolveete, Eton, and Pencrich. Thursday, the Exaltation of the
Cross, 9 Edward IUT~~
C. 27. Grant by William Dalyngton, vicar of the church of Hayles-
harn, and John Gussak, of the same parish, to John Blakstok and Richard
Jadewyne, of a messuage abutting on the highway leading from Whytdyke
to Haylesham, adjoining the lane called 'le Strete.' Haylesham, Thursday
before the Purification, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 28. Grant by John Bottesham, prior of St. Mary's, Southwark, and
the convent of the same, to William Laken, serjeant-at-law, of a yearly
rent of 26s. 8rf., issuing out of three messuages in the parish of St. Mary
Aldermary. Chapter house of the priory, 3o Henry VI. Fragment of
seal.
C. 29. Grant by John le Harpere de Horsebrok, of Kings Norton, to
Walter Lilie and Felicia, John's sister, of a messuage near the heath
called ' le Walkerisheth.' Norton, Morrow of the Annunciation,
7 Edward IF.
C. 30. Grant, by Thomas Hese, of Marlborougb, to John Wyke,
Henry Hungerford, clerk, William Morcok and John Chapman, of a
butcher's stall and a fish stall in the market of Marlborough. Witnesses : —
John Roche, knight, constable of Marlborough Castle, Robert Waryner,
mayor of Marlborough, and others (named). Tuesday after All Saints,
12 Richard II.
C. 31. Agreement between Edmund Marchall of Dunstable, and
William Howe, son of Richard Howe, carpenter, of Hemlamstede, by
which the said William Howe undertakes to build for the said Edmund
Marchall a room and a solar in Dunstable.
C. 32. Grant by Thomas Lydzard, rector of Tedescome, to Robert
Stomer, of Ramesbury, of a tenement in Ramesbury. Teddiscombe
ivctory, Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 34 Edward III.
C. 33. Demise by William Admond, of Bekensfeld, fuller, William
Gardener and John Lymbotsey, to Lettice Admond, late the wife of John
Admond, of a cottage (i.e. a hall and a chamber) with 30 feet of garden at
('hurr-hend, Beaconsfield, for her life. Feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop,
8 Henry VI.
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[Dorset.] C. 34. Demise by John Burgeis and William Olyver, bailiffs of
Brideport, to William Lacke, of Wodemille in Merswodevnle, butcher, of
a shamble in Bridport for life. Monday after Easter, 16 Henry VI.
Seal, and fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 35. Demise by William Chedworth to John Wagner, citizen and
tailor of London, of a tenement in Carterlane in the parish of St. Austin
by St. Paul's. Vigil of St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 2 Edward IV.
limits. C. 36. Release by David Thorndle, of Lemyngtou, gentleman, to
Walter Hydere, vicar of Christehurch Twynham, of all claims. Feast of
St. Martin, 27 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 37. Receipt from Henry Eburton, citizen and draper of London,
to Thomas, Earl of Ormond, by the hands of William Catelyn, gentleman,
for 81. 1*. 9d. 10 December, b Henry VII.
[Middx.] Q> 3g> Release by John Poutrell, of London, esquire, collector of I he
King's customs and subsidies on wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of
London, to William Cantlowe, knight, from all actions. 23 November,
38 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 39. Grant by William Brown, citizen and draper of London, to
John Pionket, citizen and barber of London, of two tenements in the
parish of St. Christopher le Stocks. London, 7 January, 1 Henry VII.
[Middx.] C. 40. Release by Margery, late the wife of John Brother, the
younger, to Richard Walmar, citizen of London, of all her right in a
tenement in the parish of St. Botolph's Billingsgate. [13th century.]
[Middx.] C. 41. Release by Mary, late the wife of Edward Crepyn, of Stcbcn-
hith, to John Heiroun and Robert Geffrai and all her tenants in Stepney
and Hackney, of all actions on account of her dower. Tuesday after the
Annunciation, 21 Edward III.
Kent. C. 42. Bond from Stephen Payn, of St. Mary's in the hundred of
Hoc, husbandman, to Robert Rede, serjeant-at-law, for 100*. 20 M;iv,
7 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
[Middx] C. 43. Receipt from Alice, late the wife of William de Bury, late
citizen and draper of London, and executrix of his will, to Sir Thomas
Blount, knight, for 114*. 9d. 20 December, 42 Edward III. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 44. Receipt from Thomas Maundevyll, the younger, knight, to
Thomas Catlewy, for 40/. paid at London in the church of St. Alban'e,
Woodstreet. Morrow of the Ascension, 49 Edward III. Seal.
[? Norf.] C. 45. Assignment from John Child, the elder, of the parish of
Hellis, to John Child, the younger, his son, and Cecilia, the former's wife,
of all his goods and chattels. Sunday after St. Valentine the Martyr,
21 Richard II.
[Staff.] C. 46. Grant by Thomas Arnecok to Ralph Eggtoii, esquire, of a
shop in Betteley. Monday, the feast of St. George the Martyr,
14 Henry VI. Seat
[Middx.] q. 47. Receipt from William Chadworth to Thomas Bryan, knight,
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and Dame Elizabeth Yorke, widow, for
33s. 4rf., being arrears of an annual rent of 44*. payable out of a messuage
called the ' Balle ' in the parish of St. John's, Walbrook, and also for
arrears of another rent of 20s. payable out of a messuage called the
'Pecok,' in the parish of St. Anthonv. 17 May, 22 Edward IV.
English. Seal.
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[Oxford.] C. 48. Grant by John Duryval, of Clayore, and Florence his wife, to
John Mathcu, of Hasele, of a cottage and land in Hasely, at a rent,
of 4*. Gd. a year. Tuesday, the feast of St. Philip and St. James,
43 Edward III.
[Soruers.] C. 49. Bond from John Roulond and John Alym, of Frome in
Selewode, to William Montfort, of Bridport, for 2SI. 14s. Monday after
St. Luke, 3 Henry IV. Two seals.
[Dorset.] C. 50. Grant by Agnes, late the wife of Adam Kmemeres, of Bridport,
to Roger de Niweton and Alice his wife, her daughter, of a tenement in
Stakelane, Bridport. Witnesses : — Stephen Kose and Adam Prekepein,
bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
[Uertf.] C. 51. Letters of attorney from Henry Wilsone [?], son of Thomas
Wilsone, late of Dunstable, to John Lynde, to deliver possession to William
Cantelowe, citizen of London, of a tenement in the North Street of
Dunstable, extending upon Watling Street. 45 (?) Henry VI. Damaged.
Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 52. Release by Ralph atte Hude to Thomas le Dikere and Matilda
his wife, and Joan le Palmeres, of all his right in three and a half burgage
tenements in Bridport. Witnesses : — Edward Eenale and Roger Barry,
bailiffs, and others (named). Monday, the feast of St. Gregory the Martyr,
17 Edward II.
[Warw.] C. 53. Grant by John le Galewede, son aud heir of Alice, daughter
of John Dawesone, the elder, one of the heirs of Alice, daughter of Richard
Daweson, to Thomas de Fynchale, of the eastern moiety of a hall in
Solihull. Thursday after St. Chad the Bishop, 38 Edward III. Seal.
[ ] C. 54. Letters of attorney from Dionisia Parkere, widow, to Thomas
Moleyns, William Wike, and John Benet, to receive and pay her debts.
27 February, 4 Edward IV.
Cornw. C. 55. Bond from Robert Hunt, of St. Germains, Cornwall, merchant,
to William Olyver, of Bridport, for 51. 10s. Friday, the Vigil of St.
Bartholomew, 15 Henry VI. Seal.
[ ] C. 56. Release by and Elizabeth his wife, to Robert
Fletcher, of all actions. 16 January, 49 Henry VI. Damaged. Frag-
ments of two seals.
Essex. C. 57. Indenture of apprenticeship binding Roger Tritton, son of
Laurence Tritton, of Stepney, to Gilbert Askoo, of Stretford Langthorn,
wheelwright. All Saints' Day, 18 Henry VII.
Dorset. C. 58. Grant by William Mountfort, burgess of Bridport, to Hugh.
Deverelle, John Chyverelle, Walter Bagg, clerk, and Thomas at the Halle,
of messuages in Weymouth, Melcombe Regis, and Wyke, with a moiety of
the passage of Smalemouth; also, messuages in Bridport and all his
estate in a place called ' Verres Walton,' in the manor of Symondesbaurgh
in the hundred of Whytecherch, with a condition that the feoffees
should reconvey. Saturday after Michaelmas, 8 Henry V. Two seals.
Wilts. C. 59. Grant by William Vynte, the elder, of Collyngborne-Ducis, and
Isabella his wife, to Thomas Haghton, rector of Ludgershale, Tristram
Fauntleroy, esquire, John Huddesflld, Richard Mathews, and Charles
Waynwright, chaplain, of a tenement in Winchester Street, Ludarershall ;
Mathew Kyngton and William Kenne being appointed attornies to deliver
seisin. Witnesses : — Gilbert Westhed, chaplain, Mathew Kington, bailiff
of Ludgershall, and others (named). 5 October, 17 Henry VIII. Seal.
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[Sussex.] C. 60. Demise by William cle Hoo, knight, to Robert de Elvested, of
tenements in the parish of Pagoham, formerly the property of liichard de
Malmeyns. Elbrigge, Sunday after Michaelmas, 31 Edward III. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 61. Letters of attorney from William Wyot, burgess of Weymouth,
to William Mountfort, burgess of Brydeport, to receive debts due in Corn-
wall, and also a debt of 8/. 6*. from Robert Oaas, of Frome in Selwood,
Somerset. Tuesday after St. Bartholomew, 12 Henry IV.
Bucks. C. 62. Grant by Henry, Earl of Essex, to John Litley, gentleman, of
a messuage called ' le Bole ' in the town of Aylesbury, with a meadow, &c.
Appointment of Robert Fordo and Richard Xassho attornies to deliver
seisin. 28 May, 21 Edward IV.
[Dorset.] C. 63. Indenture of apprenticeship binding John Bere, son of William
Bere, of Bothnamton, to John Sterre and Lucy his wife. Witnesses : —
William Milward, John Proute, bailiffs, and others (named). Bridport,
Saturday after the Assumption, 8 Damaged.
[Wilts.] C. 64. Grant by Nicholas Coteput to John Coteput. his son, of
tenements in Marleburg. Witnesses : — William do Rameshnlle, constable
of Marlborough Castle, Richard de Bray, mayor of Marlborough, and others
(named). Sunday before St. Valentine, 6 Edward If.
[Middx.] C. 65. Demise by William , citizen and vintner of
London, to John Dartre, citizen and grocer of the same, of a shop, with
solar above, in the parish of St. Margarets. 25 August, 13 Henry IV.
Damaged.
Surrey. C. 66. Grant by John Gryme, of Pekham, and John Baker, the
younger, to John Skynner, of Reygate, Richard Skynner, son of the said
John, and Agnes, wife -of the said Richard, of a messuage in Peckham.
20 January, 37 Henry VI.
Surrey. C. 67. Demise by William Petto, son and heir of Henry Pette,
deceased, late of Peckham, to Isabella, late the wife of John Drynkwater,
the elder, of a messuage at Peckham, in the parish of Camerwell, in a lane
called ' Alislane,' for her life, in accordance with the will of the said John
Drynkwaier. ~ 4 August, 23 Henry VT.
Wilts. C. 68. Agreement between William Ilankeford, knight, of the one
part, and Margaret, late the wife of Perceval Sandan, knight, ami Robert,
son and heir of Robert Dyneley, of the other part, to terminate litigation as
to the advowson of pare of the tithes of Hakeleston. Sir William
Hankeford to have the next presentation, and Margaret the two following.
Copy.
[Middx.] C. 69. Grant by Henry de Notingharn, skinner, citizen of London,
executor of the wills of Bartholomew Scot, skinner, and Matilda his wife,
formerly citizens (sic) of London, and William de Honilane, vintner, citizen
of London, co-executor with the said Henry of the will of the said Matilda,
to William de Pountfreyt, skinner, citizen of London, Helen his wife, mid
Alice their daughter, of a tenement in the parish of St. Botolph without
Bishopsgate. Witnesses : — John de Gisortes, Mayor of London, John
Lambyn and Adam Ludekyn, sheriffs, Simon de Parys, alderman of that
ward, and others (named). London, Sunday after St. Giles, 7 Edward II.
Kent. C. 70. Defeasance to a bond from John de Kyrkeby, of Kent, (o
Robert Vole, clerk, for 41. sterling. London, Vigil of St. Thomas
the Apostle, 18 Edward III.
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[Wilts.] C. 71. Grant by John cle Ponte, of Wamberges, to Ralph de
Sharpenham, of meadow land adjoining the land of the Lady Emmeline
Longspee. Wanborough, St. Margaret's Day, 34 Edward I.
[Dorset.] C. 72. Release by John Crull, of Brideport, and Isabella his wife, to
William Olyver, of all their right in a parcel of land by Kyllyngislane,
called 'Mortehay,' in Bridport. Witnesses: — John Burges and William
Olyver, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Feast of St. Margaret
the Virgin, 23 Henry VI. Two seals.
Kent. C. 73. Grant by Thomas Jetor, of Chellesfeld, and Walter Staple, of
Orpyngton, to Robert Rypon, of Lee, yeoman, ^and Robert Payne, of
Farneborough, of all the tenements, &c., in the parishes of Orpington and
Farnborongh \vhieh formerly belonged to Richard Couper, and also the
tenements, &c., at Crofton in Orpington which Thomas Couper, the
younger, lately purchased of William Girdeler, of St. Mary Cray.
17 October, 18 Edward IV. Two seals.
[Lane.] C. 74. Grant by William de Oxclyf to John de Tunstall, vicar of
Cokirham, and Richard Brame, chaplain, of three parts of the manor of
Oxclyf, Saturday before St. Laurence the Martyr, 11 Henry VI.
fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 75. Grant by Martin, son of Thomas Martin, of Marleberg, to
Philip de Stanburne, of a yearly rent of -l()rf., issuing out of a tenement
formerly belonging to Walter Twichelasse in the town of Marlborough.
Witnesses : — John le Blunt, constable of Marlborough Castle, Peter
Levenad, steward of the town of Marlborough, and others (mimed).
[13th century.]
[Herts.] C. 76. Grant by Robert Scot, of Dunstable, to William son of
Nicholas de Wilshamstode, of the same place, of land in Kenesworthe.
Dunstable, Saturday the Vigil of Pentecost, 22 Edward III. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 77. Grant by Thomas Jacob, of Dunstable, to John Aleyu, of the
same place, of land lying in the West Innynges of Honghton, adjoining
Ikenyldestrete. Houghton Regis, Thursday after the Purification,
3 Henry V.
[Hants.] C. 78. Grant by Robert Dyrdaunt to Thomas le Rychet, of Aundeveris
(Andover), and Alice his wife, Robert's daughter, of lands and tenements
in Penyton Meysy, with the advowson of the church there. Witnesses : —
John de Cormailles and John Crovik (?), knights, and others (named).
Penyton, Thursday after Trinity, 6 Edward I.
[Sussex.] C. 79. Grant by Simon de Edburgetone, nephew and heir of Peter
de Prestewde, to William Aleyn, of a garden in the parish of Ifeml
called ' Prestewodehae.' [13th century.]
[SufiF.] C. 80. Grant by Robert Wrenne, son and heir of John Wrenne, of
Yaxlee, to Thomas Grey, of Thrandeston, Simon Seman, of Eye, John
Bekke, of Disse, and John Cheveier, of Thrandeston, of lands in Yaxley,
Thrandeston, and Eye, and elsewhero in the hundred of Herteemere, which
hail descended to the grantor from his said father. Appointment of Walter
Torell, clerk, and John Aldeham, attornies to deliver seisin. 30 August,
21 Henry VII. Seal.
Heref. C. 81. Release by John Leyntall, of Welyngton, and Eleanor his wife,
cousin and heiress of Henry Restard, son and heir of Thomas Restard, lute
of Wellington, to John Breynton, of all their right in lands, &e., in
Bourghull Burmarshe in the parishes of Mawerden and Luyde Prior, which
formerly belonged to the said Thomiui Restard. 16 July, 12 Henry VII.
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[Devon.]
[Warw.]
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Wilts. C. 82. Letters of attorney from Margaret Dyneley mid Kobeit
Dyneley, her son and heir, to Robert Fynle and John Stokkele, to deliver
seisin to John Kyghelegh and Maurice Bruyn, knights, William Brocas,
esquire, Robert Dalamare, esquire, Oliver Dyneley, clerk, Thomas Wayte,
esquire, Walter Horneby, esquire, and Edmund Langto, of the manor of
Hakeleston, togetlipr with the advowson of the free chapel appurtenant
to the said manor. Feast of St. Gregory the Martyr, 5 Henry VI. Two
seals.
C. 83. Grant by William, son of John atte Halle, of Cuttheworth,
to Thomas Bell, of the same place, of a garden, &c., in the upper vill of
Cudworth. Monday after the Assumption, A.D. 1354.
C. 84. Grant by Thomas Bruet, clerk, and Sir Nicholas, rector of
the church of , to William Euseley, of Pershore, of a
tenement in the High Street of Pershore. Michaelmas, 2 Henry V.
Damaged.
C. 85. Bond from John Mercer, of Tregony, and Joan his wife, to
Robert Parker, of Lodeswell, for 221. Feast of St. Lucy the Virgin,
20 Richard II.
Endorsed : Defeasance to the above bond.
C. 86. Kelease by Margery Jermayn, of Solihull, to Andrew Dibul,
and Agnes his wife, of the same place, of a messuage, in Solihull. Friday,
St Peter in Cathedra, 18 Edward II.
C. 87. Grant by Andrew Bronne, citizen and ironmonger of London,
and Margaret his wife, to Bartholomew Thomasun, of Lucca, apothecary
of London, of a tenement with a shop in front in which they held a life
estate of the prioress and nuns of Haliwell, in the parish of St. Stephen's,
Walbrook. Witnesses : — John de Wengrave, Mayor of London, William
de Furneis and John Priour, sheriffs, and others (named). 4 June,
11 Edward II. Seal imperfect,
[Dorset.] C. 88. Demise by Joan, late the wife of John, son of Ralph Chidiok,
to John Chidiok, of Chidiok, of certain messuages in East Street and
elsewhere in Bridport, and of land, a mill, &c., in Bridport, for her life.
Witnesses : — William Montfort, William Piris, bailiffs of Bridport, and
others (named). 5 April, 9 Henry IV.
[Devon.] C. 89. Grant by William de Grovesende to Richard Coleman, of a
tenement in Dertemuth which he had of John Francis, of Stokes, between
the tenement of Athenylda, late the wife of William son of Gormylde, and
that of Huthelina Huppahille. [13th century.]
[Bucks.] C. 90. Grant by William Outtred to Henry Sywat, of a messuage in
the town of Wycumbe. 20 January, 6 Edward III.
[Derby.] C. 91 Demise by Dame Helen de Mackeneye to John Cokelestote,
and Joan his wife, of two cottages, with lands, meadows, &c., in Makney,
for her life. Morrow of Michaelmas, 45 Edward III.
Berks. C. 92. Release by Walter Sawyer, alias Clobbowe, of Harwell, to
William York, the elder, of all his right in meadow land in the mead of
Westhakbourne, at Medesherd. and one yardland in the field of Westhak-
bourne, in the furlong called ' Brookefurlong.' 23 January, 1 Edward IV.
Seal.
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[Dorset.] C. 93. Grant by Thomas Dauntz and Eobert Buddc, wardens of the
rents of the Mass of the Blessed Mary of Bridporl, to Edward le Taillour
and Christina his wife, of a messuage and curtilage in South Street, Bridport,
for their lives and the life of the survivor. Witnesses : — Adam the Baker
(Pistor), Adain Gulofre, bailiffs, and others (named). Monday after
Michaelmas, 10 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 94. Grant by Elicia, late the wife of Philip de Fakenharn, to
Walter Colpeper, of land in the parish of East Farleghe, in a place called
' Bcretoun.' Saturday, the feast of St. Dunstan, 13 Edward III. Seal.
[Staff.] C. 95. Ilelease by Amice, late the wife of Adam Chelle, to Richard
Dawkynson, of land in Betteley, which she had by the grant of Beatrice
her mother, relict of Thomas Tbekenes, of Rawneshale. Witnesses : —
Thomas Aruecok and Richard Blore, bailiffs of Betloy, and others (named).
Sunday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 3 Henry VI. Seal.
Kent. C. 96. Release by William Cobham, esquire, to Arthur Ormesby,
esquire, of all his right in the manor called ' St. Mary Halle,' in the parish
of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo. 15 May, 7 Edward IV.
[Heref.] C. 97. Release by William Knotte, vicar of Welynton, John Mouke,
chaplain, and John Presbury, of Wellington aforesaid, to John Welynton,
Richard Wynne, and William Mayell, of lands, &c., in Wellington.
Tuesday after the Annunciation, 8 Henry VI. Seal and fragment of
seal.
[York.] C. 98. Grant by Adam Steel, of Derton, to Walter de Halton,
dwelling in Kesseburgh, of lands, &c., between Darton and Mapelwelle,
in a place called ' le Hagh ' ; also, all his goods and chattels in the said
tenements. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Soytehill, knight, and others
(named). A.D. 1316.
Dor«et. C. 99. Letters of attorney from Joan, late the wife of John Moryer,
daughter and co-heiress of William Drawlaunce, and Katherine his wife,
sister of William Sherard, to Stephen Davy and Robert L;ik, to deliver
seisin to William Olyver, John Harreis, John Bydesgate, and Andrew
Mannyng, of lands, &c., in Waldyche by Bridport. Tuesday after St.
Laurence the Martyr, 28 Edward VI. Seal.
Kent. C. 100. Grant by Robert Rychemond, John A'Bourne, and Richard
Stratfold, to William Lemyng, citizen and grocer of London, Arthur
Ormesby, esquire, Sir William Morlond, clerk, Peter Pekham, gentleman,
Richard Rawlyns, John Larnbe, Bartholomew Horwode, John Bcrell, and
John Hunteley, citizens and grocers of London, of the manor of Saint
Maryehalle, and land, meadow, and pasture for 157 sheep, in the marshes
of Dalemerssb, Hoggekynnesmerssh, Hoggekynsham, and Lytelham ; also
two sheep-folds in Dalemerssh, in the parish of St. Marv Hoo. 19 May,
7 Edward IV. Seal.
Essex. C. 101. Release by Robert, son of Robert de Baiocis, knight, to Sir
William de Burton, knight, and Eleanor his wife, and the heir? of tlieir
bodii'*, of the manor of Wodehalle in Arkesdene. Witnesses : — Sir Robert
Geddyng, knight, and others (named). Friday, the morrow of the Trans-
lation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 47 Edward III. Seal, imperfeit.
Oxford. C. 102. Release by William Savnge, of Wodestock, to Master William
Symond, clerk, of all his rights in lands, &c., in More by Stanlake, which
he had by the gift of Edward Gibbys, of Abyndon. More, the Purification.
11 Henry VI. Seal.
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[Bedf.] C. 103. Grant by Richard de Meinho, of Bykeleswade, to Sir Roger
the Chaplain, his son, of two burgage tenements in Bykes, with the buildings
thereon, and the goods and chattels therein, and land in Holmefield above
the Saltereshulfurlong. Sunday after St. Matthew, 6 Edward II.
[Liuc.] C. 104. Grant by Joan, lute the wife of Nicholas del See, of Grymesby,
to Sir John West, parson of the church of Bradeloy, Sir Richard, parson of
the church of Hawardby, and Sir William Lucy, master of Rayner's
Chantry in Grimsby, of lands in the vill and liberty of Grimsby.
Witnesses : — Richard de Misen, mayor, John de Holme and John Pryme-
rose, bailiffs, and others (named). Wednesday after St. Thomas the
Apostle, 19 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] C. 105. Release by Joan, late the wife of William Kenewy, to
Thomas Colpeper, of Estfarlegh, of her right to dower in lands of her
late husband at East Farleigh. Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Frenyngham,
knight, John his brother, and others (named). 8 March, 24 Edward III.
Seal.
[Wuild.] C. 106. Grant by Robert Penny, vicar of Crosseby Ravynswath,
and Adam Fattyng, chaplain, to Thomas de Dokwra and Katherine his
wife, and the heirs male of their bodies, of two tenements in Stirke-
landgate in Kirkeby in Kendale, and also a close and barns in Kirkby
in Kendale. Witnesses: — Thomas de Stirkelaml, knight, Richard Roos,
Robert de Belynghame, Richard Doket, John de Threlkeld, esquires.
15 November, 4 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
Oxford. C. 107. Grant by John Mayhu, of Goddyngdon, to John Waleys,
rector of Goddington, and Simon Carter, of Shenle, co. Bucks, of land in
Goddington. Sunday after St. Barnabas, 14 Richard II.
[Berk?.] C. 108. Grant by Margery, late the wife of John de Helme, to
Geoffrey King, of Hungerford, and Joan his wife, of arable land in the
field of Sandone, in a tillage called Ma Wreche.' Hungerford, Wednesday
after St. Dunstan, 11 Edward II.
[Wilts.] C. 109. Grant by John Mychell, of Stratton, and Alice his wife, to
Robert Schotesbroke, knight, and Edith his wife, of a messuage and land
in Baddebury and Baddehamwike, and elsewhere in the hundred of Kyng-
bury, and also a close, &c., in Esthrop by Hiworth, called ' Huberdes.'
16 October, 3 Henry Vf. Two seals.
[Leio.] Ct HO. Grant by John Burdet, of Shepeye, to Nicholas Coniggusby, of
the same place, chaplain, and John de Coniggusby his brother, of a capital
messuage and a moiety of the advowson of the church in Shepeye, with the
homage and service of Hugh de Raveneston in Neubalt by Oseleston, and
with the homage of his free tenants in Baxterleye, and the homage, &c., of
William de Shepeye, rector of Bysburi, together with lands at Louseby and
houses, &c., without the western gate in the suburb of Leicester.
Witnesses: — William Chaumpayn, knight, and others (named). Saturday
after the Decollation of St. John, 23 Edward III. Fragment of sent.
Wilts. C. 111. Grant by John Brode, of Dounameneye, to Nicholas Edolf and
Richard Frankeleyn, of the same place, of lands in Dounameneye and
Rodborne. Feast of St. John ante Portam Latinam, 50 Edward III.
Bucks. C. 112. Demise by John Marny, esquire, to John Hobbes, the elder,
of Kyngeshey, yeoman, John Hobbes, the younger, and Richard Hobbes
his brother, of the manor of Kingsey, except the part assigned as dower to
Margaret, wife of Thomas de Echyngham, knight, late the wife of Thomas
Marny, knight, brother of the said John Marny, and excepting feudal
20 February, 18 Henry VI. Seal and fragment of seal.
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C. 113. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of Roger Tonky, late citizen
and wool merchant of London, to Richard de Chaddesle, clerk, and John do
Cauntebrigg, citizen and fishmonger of the same, of two tenements with
cellars, shops, and solars, in Graeechurch Street, in the parish of St. Benedict
Gracechurch ; and also of 13s. -id. rent issuing out of a tenement belonging
to the priory of St. Mary's Southwark. Witnesses : — John Peche, Mayor
of London, and others (named). Thursday, the feast of St. Martin the
Bishop, 35 Edward III. Seal.
(J. 114. Grant by Richard Josep and Thomas Howelle, late of Sandou,
to John Basset, the elder, of Chishull, John Glascok, ofGodestre, the elder,
Thomas Marchall, of Donmow, Thomas Selers, of Great Badewe, and John
Safoull, of Broxhed, of a messuage, land, meadow, and 12*. yearly rent, in
Sandon and Great Baddow. Saturday after St. Andrew the Apostle,
21 Henry VI.
C. 115. Release by Thomas de Brydeport to Ralph Bonefaunt and
Margery his wife, of a cottage and curtilage with land in the manor of
K) ngestone by Yevel. Sunday before St. George the Martyr, 27 Edward III.
Grant by Matilda de Beauchamp, Countess of Warwick, to
William Barry, of Berkeswell, of land with a house in Berkeswell. Sunday
before St. George the Martyr, 14 Edward I.
C. 117. Grant by Roger de Denford, archdeacon of Rochester, and
William de Thame, clerk, to Walter Salter, of Russhton, and Joan his wife,
of a messuage in Dunstable. Tuesday, the feast of St. Benedict the Abbot,
42 Edward III.
Q€ 118. Grant by William Chedworth, esquire, to Robert Nore, citizen
and butcher of London, and Joan his wife, of a piece of waste land in
Stebunhith, adjoining the common pasture called ' West hethe.' 15 October,
17 Edward IV. Seal and fragment of seal.
Q_ U9. Grant by Robert de Bures, son of Nicholas de Bures, deceased,
to Robert Mordel, of Neyelond, and Alice his wife, and Edmund their son,
of land in Weston, part in a field called ' Foher acres,' and part in a field
called ' Gatefield.' Sunday after the Epiphany, 19 Edward I.
C. 120. Grant by Humtrey de Waleden, knight, to Thomas, son of
Thomas Robyn, of Macchyngg, and the heirs of his body, of lands in
Matching called ' Turpynesland.' Saturday, the Assumption, 29 Edward III.
(J- 121. Release by Thomas Couper, alias Thomas Sroke, son and heir
of Richard Couper, alias Richard Broke, of Crofton in the parish of
Orpynton, deceased, to Nicholas Lathell, gentleman, Thomas Norland,
alderman, and John Clerk, citizens and grocers of London, of 6 parcels of
land and wood lying together at Gunnepend, in the territory of Crofton, of
which one parcel is called ' Isilond,' another ' Chalkryden,' two others are
culled ' Symondesfeldes ;' a parcel of wood adjoins these, and the last is
called 'Pesecroft.; 20 November, 22 Edward IV. Damaged.
Q. 122, Assignment, by way of sale, by Thomas Swyft, rector of the
parish church of Holyngborn, to John Broun, clerk, of the tithes of the
rectory of Hollingbourne, for a certain period. 10 June, 6 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
C. 123. Grant by Richard de Welleford, citizen and draper of London,
to William de Hanampstede, citizen and pepperer of the same, of tenements
in Cordewanerstrete, in the parish of St. Mary Aldermariecherche. London,
Friday after the Assumption, 14 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of pleas of
land, Monday after the Translation of St. Edward the King, 14 Edward III.
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Oxford. C. 124. Demise by William Stonore, knight, and John Wroughtou,
esquire, and Henry Doggctt, feoffees of the said Stonore, to Christopher
Holand, of Thame, of a messuage in Watlyngton, with a horse-mill.
7 February, 20 Edward IV.
Kent. Qf 125. Grant by Nicholas Lathell, gentleman, and John Clerk, citizen
and grocer of London, to Robert Praty, chaplain, of 6 parcels of land and
wood at Grunnepende, in the territory of Crofton, in the parish of
Orpington. [See C. 121.] Crofton, 25 August, 19 Edward IV.
[Bedf. and C. 126. Grant by Nicholas Gregory, of Keneswyth, to William de
Herts.] Wylshamsted, son of Nicholas de Wylshamsted, of Dunstable, of lands and
tenements in Dunstablc, Kcnsworth, and Cadendon. Sunday before
St. Barnabas the Apostle, 23 Edward III.
[Devon.] (^ 127. Indenture of settlement by which Henry Drewe ratifies and
confirms the estate and possession of John Hyll, son and heir of Richard
Hyll, and of the heirs of the body of the said Richard Hyll, of and in the
manors of Schyllyston, Sprydelyston, Sprydelystonie, Southneuton, and
Horswyll, and all other the lands which formerly belonged to Robert Hyll,
esquire, (except lands, tenements, suits, reversions and services in Schyllyston
Cokflut and Newton Ferres), with successive limitations in default of such
heirs in favour of William Hyll, William Hyll, the younger, and Richard
Hyll, brothers of the said John Hyll, and the heirs of their bodies.
The deed recites that William Hyndyston, serjeant-at-law, then deceased,
and the said Henry Drewc, with others then deceased, stood seised of the
premises, and all other the lands which formerly belonged to the said Robert
Hyll, to the use and profit of the said Robert Hyll ; and that the said
William Hyndyston and Henry Drewe conveyed the estate to the said
Richard Hyll, son and heir of the said Robert Hyll, esquire, and kinsman
and heir of Robert Hyll, deceased, late one of King Henry VI.'s justices of
the Common Bench, and the heir of the body of the last-mentioned Robert
Hyll. 2 February, 5 Edward IV.
Wilts. C. 128. Release from Richard Seward, son of John Seward, of Lud-
gershall, to William Saxton and Ann his wife, of Trokliston, co. Hants, of
lands in Ludgershall, and also in the vill and field of Luddesdeu called
' Mangcorn Fyell.' 1 June, 15 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Wilts.] C. 129. Grant by John de Assavilla to Felicia de Pollesdene and
Isabella her daughter, of land in Schaldeburn, lying in a certain tillage
called ' Bradeweye,' between the land of the abbot of Derford and the
land of Henry de la Pleystowe, of Bekesgate, extending upon ' la ripe.'
[13th century.]
Surrey. C. 130. Grant by John de Byeshopeston, parson of the church of
Westhorselegh, and Richard de Kerselawe, parson of the church of Byflete,
to William de St. Omer, of land in Easthorselegh, for life ; with remainders
in succession to Isabella, daughter of Thomas son of William de Weston,
for life, Thomas son of Isabella, and the heirs of his body, and to the right
heirs of the said William de Weston. Monday after St. Peter ad Vincula,
29 Edward III. Fragments of two seals.
[Sussex.] C. 131. Grant by William Stowte to William Lachebrook, Matilda his
wife, John Carle, and Thomas Burgeys, of four crofts of land in Horsham at
Pyllynges, adjoining the highway leading .from Rogheye to Byrchenebrug.
20 January, 20 Henry VI. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 132. Grant by William Anable, John Trought, and Robert Haddon
to Alice West, late the wife of John West, of Dunstable, and Thomas, son
of Thomas Marchall, of the same place, of a tenement in West Street,
Dunstable, extending towards the north to Ikenyldstrete. 6 June,
6 Henry VI. Seal.
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Essex. C. 133. Indenture by which Thomas, Earl of Ormoiid, appoints
Camb. Thomas Huberd, gentleman, receiver-general of all his bailiffs, tenants, &c.,
Suff'. of his manors, lordships, and lands in tlie counties of Essex, Cambridge,
and Suffolk, and grants to the said Thomas Huberd a messuage and lands
at Aketon, co. Suffolk, for life. 1 May, 15 Henry VII. English.
[Nhainp.J C. 134. Demise by John Pygot, the younger, Master of the Hospital
of the Holy Trinity by Kingesthorp called ' St. Dewys,' and the brethren
thereof, to Robert Douceamour, parson of Scaldewell, and William Mackus,
of Kyslyngbury, of a fulling-mill, " dilapidated and ruinous," in the parish
of Boughton, together with the mill-pond and sluices. Monday after
St. Matthew the Apostle, 22 Richard II.
Essex. C. 135. Mortgage, by way of bargain and sale, by Robert Noke, clerk,
to John Pascall, of Moche Badowe (Great Baddow), of a messuage, lands,
tenements, &c., called ' Pikerelles,' in Fifhide, and all other his freehold
and copyhold lands in Pifhide aforesaid, Rothyng Beauchamp, and
Willynghale Doo. 3 September, 27 Henry VIII. English. Signed.
[Dorset.] C. 136. Release by John le Meire, alias Leche, clerk, to John Burges
and William Olyver, bailiffs of Bridport, of all actions. St. Blnise's day,
18 Henry VI. Seal.
Kent. C. 137. Release by William Fenys, knight, lord of Say, son and heir
of James Fenys, late esquire and afterwards knight, and lord of Say, to
Geoffrey Boleyn, citizen and mercer of London, master Thomas Boleyn,
clerk, Thomas Urswyk, Thomas Burgoyn, Thomas Bryan, Hugh Fenne,
gentlemen, and Richard Suthwell, esquire, of the manors of Hever Cobham
and Hever Brokays, and of all lands, tenements, &c., in the parishes of
Hever and Chydyngston, of which they had been enfeoffcd by the said
William Fenys and Richard Waller, Walter Mauntell, and William Gaynes-
ford, esquires; excepting two mills in Melbrook, called ' Cranstedemilles,'
and all the lauds which formerly belonged to William, lord of Clynton and
Say. 20 February, 1 Edward IV. Signed: W. Fenys, lord Say.
[Bedf.] C. 138. Grant by John de Hyda, of Stodham, and Margery his wife,
to William Baxter, of Dunstable, and Christina his wife, of a piece of land
in ' le Hallewyk,' being part of the ' place ' which the grantors inherited
from Nicholas de Wottone. Dunstable, Monday before the Purification,
10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 139. Grant by Thomas Ongham, clerk, to Richard Skynner and
John Polstede, of lands, tenements, &c., in the parish of Camberwell.
Appointment of William Otley attorney to deliver seisin. 15 October,
12 Edward IV.
[N'hamp.] C. 140. Grant by Walter, son of Philip de Bucton, lo Richard Sebode,
of Herleston in Bucton, and Cecilia his wife, of land in Bucton, between
the land of the Hospital of the Holy Trinity and the land of Richard de
Baryngton, upon Wrangeland, above Great Beru. Monday after St. Gregory,
20 Edward I.
[Hants.] C. 141. Release by Margery de Haleford, daughter of Edmund de
Haleford, nun of Wercwell, to Richard de Bellafago and Olimpyas, his
spouse, sister of the said Margery, of the manors of NothechiJliugges,
Testwood, Elinge called ' Burylond,' and Winemanstone. [13th century.]
[York.] C. 142. Grant by John Hopere, of Lacok, to Reginald Cole 'and
William Shorte, of a messuage and garden in Laycock, between the
teneme.nt of the abbess of Laycock and the tenement of Robert Crookes.
Sunday before St. Fabian and St. Sebastian, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
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Surrey. C. 143. Grant by William Bridde, of Pekham, in the parish of
Cmuberwell, to Henry Baker, of the same place, of a curtilage at Peckham,
and land in the fields of Peckham, part of which lay in ' le Tye.' 8 February,
22 Richard II.
[Dorset.] C. 144. Grant by Thomas Dovere, of Weymoth, to John Brond, of
the same, of a tenement and curtilage within the liberties of Weymouth, in
St. Nicholas Street. Witnesses : — Edward Attewell and Stephen Russel,
bailiffs, Henry Bateeok and William Northovere, vice-bailiffs and others
(named). Thursday before Michaelmas, 12 Richard II.
[ Berks.] C. 145. Demise by William Stouour, esquire, and Henry Dogett, to
John Mathewe, of four crofts in Whitele called ' Stonorscroftz.' 8 July,
16 Edward IV. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 146. Letters of attorney from Joan, late the wife of Philip Bryce,
of Weymouth, sister and co- heiress of Gregory Marleburgh, to William
Marchall and John Harryes, to deliver seisin to William Olyver of a
tenement in West Street, Bridport, between a tenement of the chantry of
St. Michael and a tenement of the commonalty of Bridport. 23 March,
18 Henry VI. Seal.
[Line.] C. 147. Grant by Richard Bond, of Harlaxston, to Anne Bond, of the
same place, his mother, of all his lands in Harlaxton, for her life. Friday
after the Epiphany, 37 Henry VI. Seal.
[Heref.] C. 148. Grant by Reginald le Irmongcr and Walter le Cheser, of
Hereford, executors of the will of Howel called ' le Drapere ' of Hereford,
deceased, (viith the consent of the vicar of St. Peter's church, Hereford,)
to John Payn, baker, of Hereford, of a house which belonged to the gaid
How ell in ' Oldscolestret,' and which he had directed his executors to sell
for the support of his son and the celebration of masses for his soul. Wit-
nesses : — John Blod, Richard Eliot, and John Monyword, bailiffs of
Hereford, and others (named). Wednesday the feast of St. Barnabas,
39 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 149. Grant by Alan, son and heir of John do Delham, of Halzesto,
to John, son of Ralph de Glanvile, and Stephen his son, of one penny
yearly rent which he received from Matilda de la Funteyne, and Henry
and Dionisiu her children, issuing out of a certain messuage in the said
parish of Halstou, in a field called ' Welveld,' adjoining the common way
from Stodmerehelle to Leapwelle. 20 Edward I.
[Hcref.] C. 150. Grant by William Haloward, of Stoke, and Thomas Mascall,
the younger, of Pencombe, to Richard Balle, of ' le More ' in the parish of
Bodenham, and Joan his wife, of a messuage and land, &c., in ' le Nether-
more,' in the parishes of Bodenham and Maurden ; also land in ' le Upfeld '
called ' le Stubacre,' in ' le Dronfeld ' and ' le inlond.' Witnesses : — David
Morys, clerk, vicar of Bodenham, and others (named). 7 April,
23 Henry VII. Fragments of two seals.
[Essex.] C. 151. Grant by Nicholas Berners to John Barlee, the elder, and
John Waryn, of the reversion of the manor of ' le Roos' with lands in
Walden, JJepedene, and Thunderlee, after the death of himself and Joan his
wife. 1 June, 10 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 152. Grant by Margery, late the wife of John Brother, the younger,
formerly citizen of London, to Margery Cotun, of Lincoln, of a tenement in
the parisli of St. Botolph, Billingsgate. Witnesses : — Sir John Breton,
knight, Wartlen of London, Robert de Rokesle, and Martin de Ambresbury,
sheriffs, Thomas Cros, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
[22 Edward I.] Fragment of seal.
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Surrey. C. 153. Grant by John Baker to Richard Skynner, and Agnes his
wife, of land in Peckham, viz. in a field called ' le Short Redon,' adjoining
the land of the prioress of Halywell, in a field called ' le Short Brayerd,'
between a field called ' Bewpere ' and the said Short Redon, and in a field
called 'le Worth '; in exchange for their lands in a field called ' Brayerd '
in Peckham, in a field called ' Longe Redon,' and a parcel called ' Shenes-
hawe,' lying to the east of a highway called ' Sulstrete.' 22 January,
11 Edward IV. Seal.
[Kent.] C. 154. Grant by Thomas Crudde, the elder, of the parish of Hevere,
to John Crudde, the younger, of the same place, of \bd. yearly rent out of
lands and tenements at Hever. 20 February, 49 Edward III.
[Bucks.] C. 155. Grant by Simon le Buckz, of Wendovere, to William de
Carltone of land with a certain ridge belonging thereto, upon Hothulle.
Wendover, Thursday after St. Lucy the Virgin, 21 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 156. Grant by John son of William atte Birches, of Solihull, to
Henry le Coupere, of the same place, of laud in Solihull called ' le foureacres.'
Sunday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 26 Edward 111.
[Warw.] C. 157. Release by Alice, late the wife of Reginald le Chapmon, of
Solihull, to William Lovote, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, of all
her right in land and a building which she had of the feoffment of Sir
Peter de Sontford, chaplain, in Solihull. Saturday the feast of St. Katherine,
9 Edward III.
[York.] C. 158. Demise by Thomas Stonore, William Bekyngham, esquires,
Richard Bedford and Henry Dogett, to John Holewey, of Bysshopesmersh,
and Margaret his mother, of the reversion of a toft with a close called
' Worthy,' after the death of William Mattok, the elder, for their lives and
the life of the survivor. Henbury, 20 December, 1 Edward IV. Seal and
fragment of seal.
[N'thld ?] C. 159. Grant by Anabilla, late the wife of William Cole, of Knares-
dal, to Sir Robert de Swynburne, of all her land which Robert son of
Humfrey held in the territory of Slaggiford under Lufelawe, towards
Knarre. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Insula, of Chipchos, Sir William de
Swynburne, Thomas de Ferstaneshalwe, bailiff of Tyndale, and others
(named).
[N'hamp.] C. 160. Grant by Richard Bollesore, master of the Hospital of
St. David by Kyngusthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Peter de
Kelleseye, dean of the church of the new college of St. Mary of Leicester,
and the chapter of the same church, of land in Wollaston with a water-mill
thereon, and a mill-pond, and other land adjacent. Sunday the feast of
St. Matthew the Apostle, 50 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Kent ?] C. 161. Grant by Geoffrey Serich to John de Horton of a curtilage
on which the grange of Reginald de la Gorste was built, in the parish of
Horton. Second day after St. Hilary, 11 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
Herts. C. 162. Grant by John Knightle, Simon Sare, and John Ros, of
Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot, William Anable, John Skynner, James
Soddombe, and William Albryght, of land in Kennes'worth, of which one
acre is called 'le Croked Acre.' 12 February, 17 Henry VI. Fragments of
three seals.
[N'hamp.] C. 163. Demise by John Greyby, master of the House or Hospital of
Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to John Astell,
of Tekyn, Ed[muud] Robyns, Ed[mund] Osberne, and Henry James, of
the same place, of their holm of Tekyn called ' le Melneholme.' North-
ampton, Thursday before St. Denis, 2 Henry V. Fragments of four seals.
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[Kent.] C. 164. Grant by John Knyth, of Sevenoaks, to Andrew Cook (Coco),
of Tuynge, of a piece of the curtilage which Knyth had purchased from the
chaplain of the chantry of the Blessed Mary of Sevenoaks, in the town of
Sevenoaks. Saturday before St. Dunstan, 13 Edward II.
[Suff.] C. 165. Grant by Robert, son of John Gassy, of Wych, to his sons
John, Richard, and Laurence, of land in the field called ' le Wychfeld,'
part next the laud of the rector of St. Mary of Wytton, and part by the
road called ' le Ermyngwey,' and of a meadow lying in ' la more," for their
lives ; with remainder to his son Nicholas, and the heirs of his body, and
reversion to himself and his heirs. Wytton St. Mary's, Sunday before
St. Dunstan, 20 Edward III.
[Derby.] C. 166. Grant by William del Hill, of Thurleston, to Ralph, son of
Richard Ravenhowe, and the heirs of his body, of land at Thurleston
called ' le Kerfenn,5 bounded on the north by the river Dove and on the
south by Ravenhowstones.
[Norf.] C. 167. Grant by William Spitlynges, of Sysselonde, to John Matteld,
of the same place, the elder, of land in Syseland, adjoining the laud of
Sir William de la Pole, knight. Sunday after St. Peter and St. Paul,
20 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 168. Grant by Stephen son of William le Whittawere, of Dunstable,
to William his brother, of land in Hogtlione near the mill. Sunday after
All Saints, 11 Edward II.
[Kent.] C. 169. Grant by Geoffrey, son of Richard Cumpernache, of
Halghesto, to Stephen son of Stephen de Delham, and Margaret his wife, of
land in St. Mary of Hoo in a place called ' Ate Venne,' by the high road
called ' Fenstrete,' and of his right in the dower bouse which his mother
Alina held in St. Mary of Hoo aforesaid. 34 Edward I.
[Dorset.] C. 170. Grant by Christina Dygges to John Storm, of Waldych, of a
piece of land in Bridport, in a lane called ' Rothameslane," leading to
Cullynges-mill. Witnesses : — William Quarel, John Snaw, bailiffs, and
others (named). Monday after St. Pancras the Martyr, 9 Edward III.
[Suff.] C. 171. Release by Albreda, daughter of the late Gilbert de Reymes,
to Sir Robert de Reydon, knight, of all right which accrued to her after the
death of Sir Robert de Reymes, her brother, formerly rector of the church
of Estonegosebekes, in a messuage, lands, &c., in Whersted, Frestone,
Wolverston, Chelmenton, Benetlegh, Coppedoc, Gippewyc, Caldewcll,
Codeham, Alrys, Westerfeud, and Hegham. Witnesses : — Sir John de
Holebroc, the younger, Hugh Talemache, John de Strattone, knights, and
others (named). Reydon, Sunday before St. Peter ad Cathedra (sic),
24 Edward I.
[Heref.] C. 172. Grant by Simon Somnour and Roger Broun, son of Stephen
Broun, chaplain, to George Breyntou, of Hereford, of a toft lately built on
in Oldescolestrete, Hereford, adjoining a tenement of the chantry of the
altar of St. John the Baptist in St. Peter's church, Hereford. Witnesses : —
John Mey, mayor of Hereford, John Grene and William Yonge, bailiffs,
and others (named;. Friday the morrow of the Ascension, 2 Henry VI.
Seal and fragment of seal.
Wore. C. 173. Grant by Richard Houdy, brother and heir of Robert Hondy,
late of Wyke, deceased, to Giles Wye, John Palmare, gentlemen, John
Browne, and Robert Clerk, yeomen, of land and meadow in the lower fields
of Wyke. Feast of St. David, Bishop and Confessor, 12 Henry VIII.
fragment of seal.
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[Ileref.] C. 174. Demise by Thomas Breynton, of the city of Hereford, gentle-
man, Joan his wife, and John their son, to John Towne and Agnes his
wife, of land, &c., in Welyngton. 8 November, 6 Henry VII.
Dorset. C. 175. Release, and confirmation of estate, by John Townyng, clerk,
William Wyke, and John Croukerne, to Eobert Battescombe, son and heir
of John Battescombe, of lands, tenements, &c., in Wodmyll, which John
Fortescue, knight, in 17 Edward IV., had granted to the said Robert Battes-
combe. Fortescue lately held the premises jointly with John bishop of
Bath and Wells, John Hody, John Storke, John Wydeslade, Hugh Pryour,
clerk, William Olyver, William Marchell, and Martin Sydenham, deceased.
12 May, 19 Edward IV. Three seals.
[Warw.] C. 176. Release by John Wodard, of Solihull, to Elizabeth, late the
wife of John atte Birches, of the same place, and Richard atte Birches
their son, of all his right in 6*. 8d. yearly rent issuing out of tenements
in Solihull. 1G July, 50 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Line.] C. 177. Release by John son of Thomas, son of Master Henry de
Osgotteby, to Simon Spenser, of Osselby, and Agnes his wife, of all his
right in 12d. yearly rent issuing out of lands and tenements in Usselby.
Thursday the Vigil of the Epiphany, 30 Edward III.
Berks. C. 178. Release by Roger, son and heir of Robert atte Grene, of
Wilts. Kuyghteton, to John Bernard, of Clwpynglambourn, of all his right in lands
in Estbury and Bokhampton, Mymbury, Knyghteton, and Whitendich.
Thursday after St. George, 38 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 179. Grant by Robert de Snellescroft, clerk, to Alice Frogghemore,
and Agnes her eldest daughter, of a burgage tenement with curtilage in
' la Stakelane,' Bridport. Witnesses : — Edward Renaud, Roger Barry,
bailiffs, and others (named). Friday after the Annunciation, 17 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 180. Release by John Swopere, of Stoke Abbas, to John Querdeleon
and Edith' his wife, of all his right in a messuage in East Street, Bridport.
Witnesses : — William Hichecoke, John Lomb, bailiffs, and others (named).
Wednesday the feast of St. James the Apostle, 32 Edward III.
[York.] C. 181. Demise by William de Skargill, the younger, knight, son of
Waren de Skargill, knight, to Thomas Belle, of Cotheworth, and Richard
Mayntrell, of lands in Cudworth. Pontefract, 3 April, 35 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 182. Release by Nicholas, son of John le Rotour, to John son of
John le Soutere, of Dorchester, of all his right in land in Dorchester.
Monday after St. Barnabas, 29 Edward III.
[Oxford.] C. 183. Grant by John Hampton, chaplain of Stanlake, to John
Rede, of London, of the lands, &c., in More by Stanlake and in
Stanlake, which he had of the feoffment of Thomas Stephen, of Stanlake.
Witnesses : — Bartholomew Hastyngs, William Leche, bailiffs of Bampton,
and others (named). 10 May, 4 Henry V.
[Warw.] C. 184. Demise by Sarah, late the wife of Thomas de Fynchale, to
John, son of Ralph Colmor, and Christiana his wife, of a messuage with
grange and croft in the town of Solihull, for their lives. Sunday after
St. Alphege, 2 Richard II.
[Hants.] C. 185. Grant by John Goion, John de Schipptone, and Peter ate
Walle, to Walter son of Richard de Combe, of Northcodeworth, and Edith
his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of a messuage and curtilage, one
carucate of land, 100s. rent, and a moiety of a mill, in Compton by Upham.
Morrow of All Souls' Day, 10 Edward III. [Copy?]
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[Wore.] C. 186. Grant by Robert Smhyt, of Pershore, to Andrew Hedey,
tailor, of Pershore, and Joan his wife, of land in the upper field of
Wyke, in a furlong called ' Halowedene.' Pershore, Thursday after
Michaelmas, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
[N'thld] C. 187. Demise by Harry, Earl of Essex, to lloger Heroun, esquire,
of his castle and lordship of Tyndale, to hold as the same was lately
granted by indenture to Robert, late Lord Ogle, for 5 years at a rent of 80/.
The deed states that the said Roger, and Richard Barewe, of Holy Island,
merchant, John Belte, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper, William Thompson,
and Nicholas Hanyng, of the same place, merchants, had entered into a
bond for 100/., to be void if the said rent is duly paid. 4 February,
13 Edward IV. English. Seal.
[Berks.] C. 188. Grant by John Maylard and Cecilia his wife, to John Tyrel
and Matilda his wife, of one-third of a messuage, with land and meadow, in
' le Yete,' and meadow in the marsh, in the vill and fields of Borcwardescot.
Boreward, Friday after the Translation of St. Swithin, 16 Edward II.
[Middx.] C. 189. Grant by Benedict de Folsham, citizen of London, to Henry do
Frowyk, of Middlesex, and Thomas Lambard, citizen of London, of a corner
tenement iu the parish of Holy Trinity the Less, adjoining his tenement
called ' Ryngedehall ' on the east, Cordewanerstrete on the west, and
Knyghtryderestrete on the north. Saturday the vigil of St. Simon and
St. Jude, 26 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment iu the Hustings Court of
Common Pleas, London, Monday after All Saints, 26 Edward III.
Herts. C. 190. Demise by Nicholas Carru, the younger, esquire, of Bedyngton,
Surrey, to Laurence Pikot, of Dunstable, and John Asshby, of Luton, of
the whole growth of wood and underwood in the wood called ' Lammares-
wode,' in the parish of Whcthamstede. 7 February, 6 Henry VI.
[Berks.] C. 191. Grant by William Broun, of Modfeld Harald, to John de
Muntrih, and Joan his wife, of land in the field called ' Martinesfordes-
feld ' ; with liberty to alienate " tarn in egritudine quam in sanitate."
[13th century.]
[Wilts.] C. 192. Grant by Henry le Trewe, of 'la Wythege,' and Margaret
his wife, to Robert le Toppere, of Marlborough, clerk, of a house and
curtilage in Haleystrete, Marlborough. Witnesses : — William de Rames-
hulle, constable of Marlborough Castle, Richard Bray, mayor of Marlborough,
Walter le Bowyere and Andrew Garde, reeves, arid others (named).
Friday the feast of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, 1 Edward HI.
[N'hamp.] C. 193. Demise by Master Robert de Catteworth, Master of the
Hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the
same, to Thomas Gilberd, of Esthaddon, Matilda his wife, and Laurence
their son, of a moiety of a messuage and curtilage in Esthaddon, and a
moiety of a carucate of land, for their lives. Witnesses: — Sir Henry le
Bray, Sir Laurence de Belegrave, and others (named). Michaelmas,
20 Edward II.
[Wilts.] C. 194. Grant by William de Sancto Martino to Richard the Clerk, of
Knyghtteton, of a messuage and curtilage in Knighton, one virgate of
land in Chelke, and half a virgate in Knighton. Witnesses : — Sir Nicholas
de Haveresham and Sir Geoffrey Chamberlain, knights, and others (named).
[13th century].
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[Berks.] C. 195. Grant by Richard de Polhampton to John, son of Master
John de Chelreye, the elder, of all his laud of »md belonging to Balutteston,
with messuages, &c., paying therefor a yearly rent of eight marks to
Emeline, late the wife of Sir Roger de Inkepenne, for her life. Witnesses : —
Sir Thomas Danvers, Sir Richard Fokeram, and others (named). Sunday
the feast of St. Katherine, 7 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 196. Grant by William atte Dene, the elder, of Cadyngdone, to
Thomas Skyner, of Dunstable, of three acres of arable land under Cadding-
ton Hill. Monday after the Assumption, 19 Richard II. Damaged.
[N'lmmp.] C. 197. Demise by John Greiby, Master of the House or Hospital of
Holy Trinity by Kingsthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas
Warde, of Bukton, the elder, and William his son, of a holme of meadow
in the meadows of Little Brampton. 20 May, 34 Henry VI.
[York.] C. 198. Grant by John Belle, of Cotheworth, to Thomas Belle, of the
same place, of land in Cudworth, in Penihal, by Dandekeres, in the old
field, under Jonrode, upon ' le Toftes,' in ' le Westhaghe,' in the upper
furlong, aud upon ' le Morlandes.' Witnesses : — J ohn de Aula, of Cudworth,
and others (named). [13th century]. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 199. Release by Alice, daughter of William de Stalham, knight,
to Sir Geoffrey Wy th, knight, and Isabella his wife, of lands, &c., in Stalham,
Ingham, Hegham Potters, Smalburgh, Dylham, Worthsted, Westwykes,
Beston, Berton, Irated, Netisherd, Hornyngges, and Aysmanhawe.
Witnesses : — Sir Reginald le Gros, knight, and others (named). Beeston,
Saturday the feast of St. Lucy the Virgin, 9 Edward II.
Suff. C. 200. Release by Elizabeth Pulham, of Bury St. Edmunds, late the
Essex. wife of William Sondone, of Stokeneilond, to John Aleyn, of Milaude
by Colchester, of lands, &c., in Stoke Neyland, in the hamlet of Neyland,
and elsewhere in Suffolk, and in Great and Little Horkesleygh, Essex.
Bury St. Edmunds, Monday before St. Barnabas the Apostle, 47 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Essex?] C. 201. Grant by Alyna, late the wife of Stephen le Boteler, of
Suthamfeud, to John le Broun, of the same place, and Christiana his wife,
of common of pasture in Suthamfeud. Witnesses : — Sir William de
Clovile, knight, and others (named). Michaelmas, 21 Edward I. Fragment
of seal.
[Wore.] C. 202. Grant by John Braunfford, of Pershore, to Robert Smyth,
of the same place, of arable land in the iield of Wyke by Pershore, in a
furlong called ' Halowden.' Thursday the feast of Corpus Christi,
6 Richard II.
[Warw.] C. 203. Grant by Henry Fulgin, of Sulihull, to John Dauwesone
Nicholas Welfare, and William de Grosewold, clerk, of lands, tenements
&c., at Solihull, both within and without the vill, except his chief
messuage in Solihull. Wednesday after St. John ante Portam Latinam
23 Edward III.
Suff. C. 204. Grant by Philip Basset to Lady Lora de Ros of a market
in the town of Haddele, which had been annulled or put down according
to the law and custom of England, on the presentment of Sir Nicholas de
Turry and his fellows, Justices itinerant at Catteshull, Suffolk, in the
year 53 Henry III., for her life, with remainders to Sir Robert Kokerel
and Joan his wife, daughter and heiress of the said Lora, and the heirs of
the said Lora. Witnesses : — Sir Adam de Bedingfeud, Sir Robert de Bosco,
Sir Richard le Fraunceis, Sir Richard de Holebrok, Sir Thomas de Welaund,
knights, and others (named) 13th century]. Fragment of seal.
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[Essex.] C. 205. Grant by Thomas Notehale, of Fordham, and John Hamund,
of New Hethe, Colchester, executors of the will of Roger Belch, of
Colchester, to Gilbert Pyggesle, burgess of Colchester, of a messuage at
New Hethe, Colchester, bounded on one side by North lane. Witnesses : —
Adam de Colne, and Robert atte Fede, bailiffs of Colchester, and others
(named). Saturday after .St. Leonard, 26 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 206. Demise by Constantino Darell, gentleman, kinsman and heir
of Constantino Darell, esquire, deceased, to Edward Esthed, clerk, rector
of Ludgershall, Wilts, of a tenement in Ludgershall, by the Market Cross,
opposite the middle of ' le Shamelles,' with a little garden by the cemetery,
and a close on the north side of Winchester Street, by the close of the
chantry of St. Mary the Virgin. 10 February, 6 Henry VIII. Fragment
of seal.
[Berks.] C. 207. Grant by Hugh the Miller, son of Hugh the Miller, of
Benford, to Robert de Herpenham and Joan his wife, of land in Ingeflod-
belet, of which one acre is called ' Rugeacre,' and another acre lies in
Langeham. Witnesses : — Nicholas de Ingepenne, Hugh de Cumbrewell,
and others (named).
[Kent.] C. 208. Indenture (referring to C. 154, viz., a grant by Thomas
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Crudde to John Crudde of lod. yearly rent issuing out of land at Hever)
he holds by the gift and feoffment of Henry Gabriel and the said Thomas
Crudde, in Hever parish, then the said grant of I5d. is to be null and void.
20 February, 49 Edward III.
C. 209. Demise by Nicholas Power, and Petronilla his wife, to Roger
Wyke, Joan his wife, and John, son of the said Roger, of a tenement and
curtilage in East Street, Bridport, for their lives. Witnesses : — John Surges
and William Olyver, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Tuesday
after St. Ambrose, 18 Henry VI.
C. 210. Grant by Robert Laurence, of the Soke of Luyton, to John
Knyghtle, Simon Sare, and John Ros, of Dunstable, of an acre of land
called the ' Crouked Acre,' with half an acre of arable land in Kenesworth.
Dunstable, feast of St. Bridget the Virgin, 17 Henry VI.
C. 211. Letters of attorney from William Hewel, of Dunstable, to
John Patoun, of the same, to deliver seisin to Walter Saltere, of the same,
of land in West Street, Dunstable. Saturday the Vigil of Whitsunday,
51 Edward III.
C. 212. Grant by Richard, son and heir of John Birches, of Solihull,
to Thomas Greswold, John Greswold, and William Birches, Richard's
brother, of all his estate at Solihull and elsewhere in co. Warwick. Friday
after Christmas Day, 9 Henry VI.
C. 213. Letters of attorney from John de Grey, of Rotherfeld, to
Buckmor and John le Harpour, of Solihull, to deliver seisin
to Thomas le Hore, of Elmedon, of pasture in Solihull. Monday before
the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 40 Edward III. French.
Damaged.
[Bedf.] C. 214. Grant by Nicholas ate Felde, of Wippesnade, to William
Huwel, of Dunstable, of land in a croft called ' le Feldecroft,' in Whipsnade,
abutting on a lane called ' le Redelane.' Monday after St. Peter and St.
Paul, 45 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
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Surrey. C. 215. Grant by Katherine Hamond, late the wife of Bobert Standon,
late of Peckhara, to Eichard Skynner and Agnes his wife, of a barn and
stable in the parish of Camberwell, bounded on the north by land called
' le Lodge,' and on the south by land of the prioress and convent of
Halywell. 22 June, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
Kent. C. 216. Release by John Petytt, gentleman, to Eobert Weston, William
Medylton, and Thomas Vocatour, citizens of London, of lands, &c., in the
parishes of Halstow and St. Mary's, in the hundred of Hoo, which formerly
belonged to William Hexstall, esquire, deceased. 9 February, 21 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 217. Grant by John Hynton, of Dunstable, to William Cuntesse
and Alice his wife, of a tenement in West Street, Dunstable, and one acre
of land called ' Lorkyn acre ' in North Iningis of Dunstable, with free
passage for men, women, horses, and carts, with ground to store timber or
underwood. Monday after St. Hilary, 21 Eichard II. Fragment of
seal.
[Bedf.] C. 218. Release by William Bonde, of Eyton, to Eobert Pillinges, of
the same place, of a messuage and land in Eyton, and of all actions concern-
ing the finding of a domicile for his life, and concerning the support of his
daughter Helen for one year, together with his own support from
Michaelmas to the Purification, 9 Edward II. Monday after the Conversion
of St. Paul, 9 Edward II.
[Heref.] C. 219. Grant by John ap Griffith, John Monke, chaplains, and
William Harpere, of Welyngton, to John Chaundos, son of Massie Chaundos,
of Wellington aforesaid, of lands in Wellington, which they had by the
feoffment of Hugh Harpere, canon of Hereford Cathedral. Sunday after
the Epiphany, 7 Henry IV. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 220. Grant by Richard, called ' le Smyth,' son of the late Richard
Smith (Fabri), of Athelington, to William his son, of a tenement in South
Street, Bridport, in a lane which leads to Killyngemulle. Witnesses : —
Adam de Larkestoke, Peter Prest, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
Monday after the Purification, 6 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
[Herts ?] C. 221. Grant by Richard de Stonore to Richard his son, and Cecilia
his son's wife, of half a virgate of land in Buksebraund. Witnesses :—
Sir Henry Tyeis and others (named). [13th century.]
[Bedf.] C. 222. Assignment by John, son of Nicholas de Boudoune, to Walter
de Woubourne and Joan his wife, of all his goods and chattels in all his
lands in Wybbesnathe, Eyton, and Totorno. Sunday, Michaelmas Day,
5 Edward III. Seal.
[ ] C. 223. Demise by William, lord of Mackeneye, to Juliana de la
Bruere, late the wife of Henry the Clerk (Clericf), of a messuage and
land in Nyweham, for her life ; paying 4s. a year to the prioress of
Garinges. Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 17 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 224. Grant by John, son of William de Wylnhale, in Coventry, to
John de Solyhull, carpenter, and Agnes de Wylnhale, the grantor's sister,
of a piece of land with houses in Solihull. At the door of St. Michael's
Church, Coventry, Friday after St. Dunstan the Archbishop, 31 Edward I.
[Bedf.] C. 225. Grant by Simon Baxtere, of Dungtable, to Thomas Mayhys,
of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage in North Street, Dunsiable,
adjoining Watlingstrete. Sunday nfter St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Richard II.
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[Iloref.] C. 226. Grant by Hugh Harpere, canon of the cathedral church of
Hereford, to William Grove, John ap Griffith, and John Monke, chaplains,
and William Harpere, of Welynton, of the lands and tenements in Wellington,
which he had by the feoffment of Massie Chaundos. 9 April, 5 Henry IV.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 227. Grant by William Sprigt, of Solihull, to Thomas le Hore, of
Elinedon, of two tofts with curtilages in Solihull, at Teyntoursgrene.
Sunday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 12 Richard II.
[Line.] C. 228. Grant by Thomas Walkar, chaplain, and John Cowper, of
Oselby, to John, son of Walter de Oselby, of lands, &c., in Usselby and
Owresby. Tuesday after St. Ambrose, A.D. 1413.
[Kent.] C. 229. Grant by Stephen de Delham to Sir Nicholas Poyntz, rector
of the church of St. Mary in Hoo, of a curtilage by a place called
' Skotlondishole.' Hoo St. Mary's, 2 April, 29 Edward III. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 230. Grant by Amy, late the wife of William Bowet, knight, to
Geoffrey Haldeyn, vicar of Dilham, and John Haldeyn, of Becklys, of land
with a cottage thereon in Dilham. Witnesses : — John Geney, knight, and
others (named). 20 January, 1 Henry VI. Seal.
Bucks. C. 231. Grant by John de Aspernille, of Aylesbury, to Sir John de
Stonore, knight, of a messuage and lands in Aylesbury, together with the
fees and accustomed profits for every animal received by the sheriff of
Buckingham, or other the King's servants, in the name of distress. London,
Friday after St. Luke, 3- Edward ILL
Oxford. C. 232. Grant by Richard Tymmys, of Marcham, Berks, husbandman,
to John Saryn, of Bloxham, husbandman, of a cottage and garden in
Bloxham ; with a condition that if the said John, or his heirs, be
' interrupte ' of the premises by the said Richard or Agnes Tymmys, or
any of her heirs of her body lawfully begotten, the said Richard shall
return the purchase money. The said Richard enters into a bond to that
effect. 12 November, 8 Edward IV. English.
[Lino.] C. 233. Grant by William, perpetual vicar of Kyrkeby, to John, son
of Walter de Oselby, of land, &c., in the vills, fields, and territories of
Usselby and Ouresby. Thursday after Easter, 11 Henry IV.
[Norf.] C. 234. Grant by William, sou of Sir Walter de Calethorp, to John
son of Mabel de Salle, and Margaret his wife, of a cottage and croft at
Lultone Mersh in Salle. Brunharn, morrow of the Assumption,
17 Edward II.
[Herts.] C. 235. Defeasance to a bond from Thomas Bordale, tailor and draper,
of St. Albans, to John Spendelove, of the same place, for 20/., to the effect
that if the said John is undisturbed in the possession of a messuage in
Haliwellestrate, St. Albans, then the said bond is to be void. 25 May,
1 0 Henry V. Seal of arms, imperfect.
[Dorset.] C. 236. Grant by John Mercylle, of Adelington, with the consent of
Joan Killinges, his wife, to William son of Geoffrey le Officeel, of Bridport,
and Margaret his wife, of a tenement and curtilage in East Street, Brid-
port. Witnesses : — Edward Renaud and John de Stikillane, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Norf.] C. 237. Surrender and release by John son of Mabel de Salle, to
Sir William, son of Sir Walter de Calethorp, of a cottage and croft by
Lultone Mersh in Salle, which he acquired without the licence of the said
William from one Richard Wiliet, or Aliet, the said William's bondman, who
held the premises in villeuage. Brunham, 4 August, 17 Edward II.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Suff.]
[Wore.]
Sussex.
[Bedf.]
Surrey.
[Norf.]
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[Norf.]
[Middx.]
Bedf.
Herts.
C. 238. Letters of attorney from John Aleyn, of Boxford, to John
Coo, of Woclckeystre, fuller, to deliver seisin to Robert de Marny and
Ingelram Brun, knights, William de Marny, John de Boys, John, the
elder sou of the said John de Boys, Walter Geny, William Pottere, of Mile
End by Colchester, John, son of the said William, Richard Aleyn, John
Esthorp, William Adam, Eichard Heygnes, Richard Joyere, Robert
Reynham, and John Coo, clerk, of a piece of land in the east part of a field
called ' Brodefeld,' in Stoke Neyland, and two pieces of pasture in
' le Neyland,' one called ' la Brook,' the other ' Colynesland.' 3 September,
12 Richard II. Seal.
C. 239. Release by John Baynham, of Pershore, husbandman, and
Alice his wife, to William Gyllyng and Alice his wife, of all their right in
land in Wyke by Pershore. Monday after St. Nicholas the bishop,
34 Henry VI.
C. 240. Letters of attorney from Geoffrey Boleyn and Thomas Boleyn,
clerk, to William Purchace and John Percyvall, to receive seisin from
Thomas Hoo, esquire, John Wodye, Thomas Hertley, clerk, William
Browne, and John Iham, of the manor of Codyng, and other lands, &c., in
the parish of Bixle, whicli the latter had by feoftment of Thomas Thunder
and George Oxenbrigge. 10 April, 33 Henry VI. Two seals.
C. 241. Grant by William Hewel, of Dunstable, to Walter le Saltere,
of the same place, of a plot of land in West Street, Dunstable. Saturday
the vigil of Whitsunday, 51 Edward III.
C. 242. Sale by James Botiller, Earl of Ormond, John Neele, Master
of the House of St. Thomas of Acres, in London, and John Battescombe,
to Thomas Wright, citizen and timbermonger of London, of 61 of the
best oaks which the said Thomas Wright can choose among the 80 oaks
which they have marked for sale in the park called ' the Vacherye.'
18 February, 15 Henry VI. English.
C. 243. Grant by Stephen Jolyff, of Smalbergh, to Philip Pertryk,
of the same place, of land in Smallburgh. Wednesday after St. Matthew,
32 Henry VI.
C. 244. Grant by John the Smith (Faber), of Sonyndon, to Thomas
Alwyne, carpenter, of a portion of his garden, in exchange. Sonyndon,
Sunday after St. Katherine the Virgin, 3 Edward III.
C. 245. Defeasance to a feoffment whereby William son of Henry de
Lokynton, of Breydeston, grants that if Martin de Wermondesworth pays to
him and to his son William, or either of them, 70s., then a certain feofFment
from the said Martin to the said William of meadowlaud in Nendiche, and a
quitclaim for 40rf. yearly rent out of certain tenements which the said
William holds from the said Martin in Bradeston, shall be null and void.
Sunday after the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin, 15 Edward II.
Damaged.
C. 246. Demise by Elizabeth Darell, of the county of Wilts, widow,
to William Heron, citizen and haberdasher of London, of all her lands, with
shops, cellars, solars, &c., in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene, Milk Street,
except quitrents. The Annunciation, 34 Henry VI.
C. 247. Grant by Thomas Hobbus, of Dunstable, to Robert atte
Forde, of Hamslape, Edmund Coton, of Tyllesworth, and John Trougth,
of Dunstable, of all his tenements in North Street, Dunstable, together
with all his lands, &c., in the fields of Dunstable and Houghton Regis,
Cadyngdon, and Kensworth. Thursday after Christmas Day, 8 Henry IV.
Seal.
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[Wilts.] C. 248. Grant by Eichard de Combe, knight, to Robert do Remmes-
bury, and John his son, of a grange with chambers towards the north, in
which Matilda, mother of the said Eichard, formerly lived, with a piece of
land adjacent, and a messuage in Fiteltone. Monday after St. Margaret
the Virgin, 27 Edward III.
Surrey. C. 249. Grant by John Suthcote, John Billynges, and William
Olyver, clerk, to Richard Heywode, of the parish of Sonnebury, Middlesex,
and Joan his wife, of all the lands, &c., which they held jointly with Thomas
Berghe, deceased, by the demise of John Mollynges and Thomas Piryton,
in Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell : with a proviso that the validity
of the deed is to depend upon the payment of the purchase money on certain
fixed dates. 17 July, 1 Henry V.
C. 250. Demise by Thomas, Earl of Ormond. to David Dobbyne,
merchant, of the town of Thomastowne, of a tenement and garden in
Thomastowne. 1 August, 18 Henry VII. Damaged. Seal.
C. 251. Release by Agnes de London, late the wife of Adam de
Yerdeleye, to William atte Birches, clerk, and Sarah his wife, and her heirs,
of lands and tenements which the said Adam held in Yardley. Alvey-
chirche, Wednesday after Low Sunday, 8 Edward III. Seal.
C. 252. Release by William Fauwy, son of Gilbert Fauwy, of Derte-
muth, to William Hemmynge, of the same place, of a tenement in Clyffton
Dartmouth, situated to the north of a lane which leads from the sea towards
the pillory (pilloriam) of Dartmouth. Tuesday after St. David the Bishop,
3 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 253. Grant by William Cuntesse, of Dunstable, and Alice his
wife, to Humfrey Acwortb, Thomas Porter, William Sampson, and John
Dalyron, of a tenement in a lane in West Street, Dunstable, together with
ground for storing timber or underwood ; also an acre of land in ' les North
Innynges,' of Dunstable, called ' Lorkynesacre.' 20 June, 15 Henry VI.
Two seals, one imperfect.
Kent. C. 254. Release by Geoffrey Shakerley, of Dytton, Kent, gentleman,
to Thomas Osbern, of Aylesford, in the same county, of all his right in land
in Aylesford, part lying at different places in fields called ' Reverysden,'
' Milhalefeld,' and ' Ryverscroft,' and part called ' Plesantland.' 28 May,
2 Richard III.
rWarw.] C. 255. Grant by Adam atte Grange, of Solihull, to William atte
Birches, of the same place, clerk, and Sarah his wife, of 1 Id. rent which
William le Bustelere was accustomed to pay for a certain field and
meadow in Solihull, by ' le Rowewodelone.' Sunday after St. Nicholas,
6 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 256. Grant by Richard Curteys, of Weston Ing, to Peter Clerk and
John Bonebury, of the same place, of all his lands, &c., in Houghton
Regis and Chalgrave ; and sale of all his goods and chattels to the same.
Monday before Michaelmas, 1 Eichard II.
[Middx.] C. 257. Grant by John Gardync, clerk, and Thomas Boterkram,
chaplain, to Robert Chircheman, citizen and stockfishmonger of London,
and Margaret his wife, of the lands, tenements, and rents, with shops, &c.,
which they, together with Richard Eadwell and John Trumptou, citizen
and stock fishmonger of London, held by gift of Robert and Margaret, in
London and Southwark ; viz., one tenement in the parish of St. Lawrence
[Ireland.]
[Wore.]
[Devon.]
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Pountney, in St. Lawrence Lane, two tenements in Basyng Lane, in the
parish of St. Mary Aldermarychurch, and St. Mildred, Bread Street,
adjoining a tenement called ' Gysorshalle,' six shops in the parish of
St. Michael Queenhithe, at the corner of Trinity Lane, a tenement in
Old chaunge Street, in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene, Oldefishstret,
and a tenement and two shops in the parish of St. Olave, Southwark, by
the lane called ' Westwalies Lane.' 9 June, 9 Richard II. Tico seals.
[Hercf.] C. 258. Letters of attorney from Hugh Harpere, canon of the
cathedral church of Hereford, to William Knotte, chaplain, to deliver
seisin to William Grove, John ap Griffith, John Monke, chaplain, acd
William Harpere, of Welyngton, of the lands and tenements in Wellington
which the said Hugh had by the gift of Massie Chaundos. 9 April,
5 Henry IV. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 259. Indenture made between the prior and convent of St. Peter
of Dunstable, and William Wilshamsted, by which the prior and convent
reduce the rent of a messuage held of them by the said William in North
Street, Dunstable, from 3*. of silver to \2d. a year, for 60 years, on con-
dition that the said William rebuilds the house. The Purification,
45 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 260. Grant by John do Wodecroft, of Dunstable, to Hugh his son,
of 5 butts of land in the field of Houtone, at Culverhus and elsewhere.
[13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[York.] C. 261. Demise by John Golofer and John Warfeld to John Pufie,
and Margaret his wife, of the tenement and lands which Thomas Rome
formerly held in the salt marsh called ' Janynesplace,' within the manor of
Hembury, for their lives and the life of the survivor. Westbury, 20 May,
15 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 262. Demise by John Doget, citizen and vintner of London, to
William Wyndesore, citizen and fishmonger of the same, of a shop in
Briggestrete, in the parish of St. Margaret Briggestret. 1 December,
21 Richard II. Seal, imperfect.
[Berks.] C. 263. Release by Richard Bousch, of Twykenam, Middlesex, to
John Yorke and William Yorke, of the King's Cellar, of all his right in a
meadow in the parish of Eslhakeborne and Westhakeborne. 20 October,
22 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 264. Grant by Martin de Wermondesworth to Sir Robert de
Lokynton, chaplain, of a toft with croft and buildings in Breydeston, and
land in the territory of the same vill. [13th century.]
[Warw.] C. 265. Grant by John atte Shawe, of Solihull, to William atte Birches,
of the same place, and Sarah his wife, of a plot of meadow in Solihull, by
Dunpolesbrugge, in exchange for two pieces of land, meadow and
moor, at Waddefordewalle. Tuesday the Vigil of St. James the Apostle
14 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 266. Grant by John Warpenham and Walter Fullere, of Dunstable
to Thomas Mayghus, of the same place, of a messuage in West Street,
Dunstable. Feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 12 Richard II. Seal and
fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 267. Bond from Alexander Aunscelot, of Barton, to Geoffrey
Wyth for six bushels of barley, to be paid yearly for an acre of land in
Barton aforesaid. Witnesses : — Reginald le Gros, knight, and others
(named). Tuesday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 4 Edward II.
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[Bedf. C. 268. Release by Margery Raven, late the wife of Master Richard
Herts.] Raven, of Berkhamstede, to Nicholas Tetesworth, Master Thomas
Beneschef, and Robert Gamage, of all her right in the manor of
Wypsnade, and iu all her lands, &c., in Stodham, Eyton, Toternho,
D unstable, Houghton, Kenesworth, and Cadyngdon, and in Berkhamstede,
" tarn in burgo quam in halimoto." Feast of St. Katherine the Virgin,
41 Edward III.
[Wurw.] C. 269. Release by John de Waddeforde, of Solihull, to Richard de
Caldeforde, of the same place, chaplain, of all his right in a piece of land
called 'Petlond,' at Waddeford, adjoining a lane called ' Castcllone.'
Solihull, Sunday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 30 Edward III.
Kent. C. 270. Release by Robert Rede, knight, one of the King's Justices, to
William Wodegate and John Ware, of all his right in a messuage and land
in Orpyngton, Farnburgh, and Hese (Hayes), to the use of the said Robert
and for the purposes of his will. He held the premises with Wodegate,
Ware, and others, by the acknowledgement of Robert Brandon, knight,
and Elizabeth his wife, as appears from a certain fine levied in the King's
Court at Westminster, 11 Henry VII. 30 November, 17 Henry VII.
[Bedf.] C. 271. Grant by John de Eversholt, of Wyppesnade, to Henry de
Linleye, of the same place, of land in the north field of Whipsnade,
abutting east upon Wybbesethe, and meadow in ' la Fenne ' of Eytone.
abutting towards Bylondone. 1 1 October, 1 Edward II.
Dorset. C. 272. Letters of attorney from Thomas Wooth to Robert Wooth,
Somers. his brother, and Richard Bircham, to deliver seisin to John Jewe, William
Jew, William Thomas, parson of Pulesdon, and William Tracy, of land
in Wooth Fraunces, Assh, Lymbury, Schowlewey, Brynsham, Filleford,
Podyngton, and Belhewisch, and in Charleton Camvyle. Tuesday, the
feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, 7 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
Somers. C. 273. Deed poll by which John Cheyne, esquire, directs Walter
Wilts. lord Hungerford, Philip Courtenay, knight, John Fortescue, Walter
Sargeaunt, John Long, priest, and John Mayne, feoffees of his manor of
Nortonhautevile, with lands, &c., in Somersetshire, and also of ' the Halvyn-
dell ' of the manor of Hulpryngton, and lands, &c., in Wiltshire, to receive
the rents and profits of the premises after his death, and pay them to his
executors for the purposes of his will, and afterwards to release the said
premises to the said Philip Courtenay upon the trusts of an indenture
made between the said Philip and the said John Cheyne. Pynhoe, 1 May,
40 Henry VI. English. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 274. Grant by John Trought and Robert Haddon, of Dunstable,
to Laurence Pycot, Richard Lexham, and Henry Mauntell, of a messuage
in West Street, Dunstable, abutting on Ikenyldstret. 20 June, 6 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 275. Release by John Botiller, of Yelvertoft, to Sir Richard
Bollessoveres, Master of the House of Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and
the brethren and sisters of the same, of all their right in the lands and
tenements in Kingsthorp that formerly belonged to John Rolf. Sunday
after St. Lucy the Virgin, 46 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] C. 276. Grant by William de Lisors, son of Fulk de Lisors, by advice
and consent of Adelaide his mother, to Peter son of Adam de Norhamton,
of his mill of Abinton, with licence for the said Peter to convey the
premises to a religious house. Witnesses : — Richard Engaigne, sheriff,
and others (named). [2 — 3 Richard I.] [ Copy ?]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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[Line.] C. 277. Grant "by Robert de Crosholm, of Ouresby, to John son of
Walter do Walesby, of Osselby, of a toft in Usselby, and land in tbe fields
of Usselby, abutting on Claxby moor, in Usselbycroftes and Osselbythorn,
and of meadow in Foxheugh. Sunday after Michaelmas, 32 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
Heref. C. 278. Grant by John de Estham, and Juliana his wife, to Phoebe,
Salop. late the wife of Peter Eylri (?), of Richard's Castle, of lands and tenements
in the counties of Hereford and Salop, for her life, without impeachment
of waste. Friday the feast of St. Dunstan, 48 Edward III.
[Herts.] C. 279. Grant by John Foulere, the younger, of Dunstaple, to John
Wolf de Raveniston, of the same place, of a piece of land in the field of
Kenisworye, abutting on the green way. Friday the feast of St. Laurence,
26 Edward III.
[Norf.] C. 280. Grant by John de Binham, tailor, to William Scherman, of
Norwich, dwelling in Smalbergh, of a messuage in Smallburgh, to the
south of Smallburgh common. Monday after Epiphany, 12 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 281. Grant by William Todyngdon, of Wypsnade, to John Bartelot,
and Alice his wife, of a messuage and garden in Whipsnade, abutting on
'le comune grene.' 10 July, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
[Essex.] C. 282. Demise by John Hevenyngham, knight, lord of Little
Totham, to John Pachet, of a tenement called ' Chidberwes,' with pasture
in Little Totham, Great Totham, and Hebregge. Tuesday in Whitsuntide,
23 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 283. Grant by John de Grey, of Retherfeld, to Thomas le Hore,
of Elmedon, of pasture land and common of pasture at Blaksade, in
Solihull. Monday before the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
40 Edward III.
Middx. C. 284. Release by Thomas Chicbeley, archdeacon of Canterbury, to
Essex. William Chedworth, the elder, esquire, of all his right in lands, &c., in the
parishes of St. Mary Matfelon, without Algate, Stebenhithe, and Hakeney,
and in Berkyngelay. 22 August, 38 Henry VI.
[Line.] C. 285. Grant by John Wattson, of Oselby, to John de Dalton, of
Beysthorp, of three messuages in Usselby, together with lands in Usselby
and Owersby. Feast of St. Philip and St. James, 4 Henry V. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 286. Surrender by Agnes de Clive, late the wife of Roger de
Clive, late citizen of London, to Walter de Clive, son and heir of the said
Roger, of all her right by way of dower in a tenement in the parish of
St. Anthony, London, and also in a certain cellar below the great stone
solar of Adam de Blakeneye. Witnesses : — Sir John le Breton, Warden of
London, John de Cantuar' and William de Bettune, sheriffs, Henry le
Waleis, alderman of that ward, and others (named). [A.D. 1289.]
Wilts. C. 287. Demise by Laurence Raynesforth, knight, and Anne his wife,
to George Darrell, knight, of the site of their manor of Rowdon by
Chippenham. 24 June, 10 Edward IV. Fragments of two seals.
Bucks. C. 288. Grant by Thomas Tumour, of Bekenisfeld, Thomas Admond,
draper, and Thomas Hasylden, of the same place, to William Brown,
citizen and draper of London, of land called ' Walteres ' in Beaconsfield,
adjoining the high road from Beaconsfield to Windsor. 26 April,
18 Edward IV.
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[Kent.] C. 289. Grant by John Pounchun to Thomas de Chartham, and
Agnes his wife, of six ' daywercs ' of his curtilage in the parish of Horton
[Kirby] at Suthderenthe. Sunday before St. Margaret the Virgin,
10 Edward III.
Berks. C. 290. Grant by Eichard de Polhampton 1o Emeline de Polhampton,
his mother, of the manor of Baladeston, for her life ; with a condition that
if he return to England from Normandy by the feast of St. Andrew the
Apostle next after the execution of the present deed, then the said manor
is to revert to him. 22 November, 32 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 291. Grant by Edward Boner, of Westone Inge, son of the late
John Boner, of Wypsenade, to William Cantelowe, the elder, and Elizabeth
his wife, William Cantelowe, the younger, and Henry Cantclowe, of a
messuage and croft in Whipsnade, to the north of the common green
called ' Halle Hull/ and land at Brokus Shepcote. 3 August, 31 Henry VI.
Seal.
Surrey. C. 292. Grant by Stephen Godewyn and John Fayrewyn to John
Drynkewater, of Peckham, and Elizabeth his wife, of lands, &c., in Peckham,
in the parish of Camberwell. 28 September, 36 Henry VI. Damaged.
Fragments of two seals.
[Warw.] C. 293. Grant by John Dauwesone, of Solihull, to Richard leWodeward,
of llouwelie, of a burgage tenement in the market town of Solihull for his
life, with remainder, as to a moiety of the premises, to Margery de Eouweleye
for her life, and as to the other moiety, to Thomas, son of the said Kichard
and Margery, together with the reversion to the said Margery's moiety in
fee. Monday after St. Vincent, 18 Edward III.
Oxford. C. 294. Grant by Eoger Cok, of Watlington, to Richard de Stonore,
of a messuage, land, and meadow in Goldore, which came to Roger after
the death of Richard son of Roger de Essyndone, together with dower
in the premises when the same should accrue. Sunday the
Annunciation, 19 Edward I. Damaged. Seal, imperfect.
[Sussex ?] C. 295. Grant by Simon, son and heir of Ealph Lewy te, of Yfeld, to
William Alen, of land in the parish of Ifield. [13th century.]
[Devon.] C. 296. Demise by Warin Beare, and Alice his wife, to Eoger Peaw,
of a moiety of their holding of land in Bourhewysch, which they had by
the grant of Walter Bonde, who had the premises by the demise of John,
the abbot, and the convent of Tavistock. Michaelmas, 10 Henry IV.
Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 297. Grant by Nicholas de Wermondesworth to Martin, his son,
of the homage and service of half a mark of yearly rent issuing out of a
bovate of land in Eyton. Witnesses : — Sir Roger de Draycote, clerk, and
others (named). [13th century.]
Dorset. C. 298. Release by Robert Boner, of Bremley, and John Boner, of
Combe, his sou and heir apparent, to John, bishop of Bath and Wells,
John Hody, knight, John Fortescu, John Stork, John Wydeslade, John
Battiscombe, Hugh Prior, clerk, William Boweley, and William Marchall,
of all their right in lands, &c. in Wodemylle, in the parish of Mersshewode.
Witnesses : — Stephen Bole, rector of Abbotystoke, and others (named).
16 July, 19 Henry VI.
[Dorset.] C. 299. Demise by John Burgeis and Richard Brangewayn, treasurers
and wardens of the lands and rents of the town of Bridport, to William
Ofielle, alias Milleward, and Joan his wife, and John Syferwest, son of the
said Joan, of a tenement with shops and gardens in High Street, Bridport,
for their lives, and the life of the survivor. Monday before St. Matthew
the Apostle, 8 Henry VI.
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[Warw.] C. 300. Grant by Richard de Whiteacre, lord of Elmedon, to Thomas
in the Hoo, of the same place, and Edith his wife, of a piece of pasture land
in Elmedon. Thursday after St. Peter in Cathedra, 30 Edward III.
Damaged. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 301. Grant by Andrew Maukyswell, clerk, son and heir of John
Maukyswell, late of Bridport, to John Forsay, of a burgage tenement with
curtilage in West Street, Bridport. Witnesses : — John Sterre, one of the
bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). 3 November, 30 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 302. Grant by Henry Melleward, citizen and cooper of London, and
Isabella his wife, to John Sondeford, of the parish of Camberwell, Robert
Tatersall, citizen and draper of London, John Sandwich, vicar of Camber-
well, and Robert Valence, of all their lands, &c. in Camberwell, and also of
the vessels of lead, wood, and iron in the brewhouse on the premises.
31 January, 5 Henry V. Two seals.
C. 303. Indenture between Rondulf Eggerton, esquire, and Robert
Woode, of Kell, gentleman, by which the said Rondulf agrees to marry
Isabella, daughter of Robert Hill, deceased, and of Alice, late his wife, then
the said Robert Woode's wife, before the Nativity of St. John the Baptist
next, " if the said Isabella thereto will be privy and agreeable " ; and the
said Robert Woode and Alice his wife covenant to settle on Rondulf and
Isabella, lands, &c., in the county of Derby to the yearly value of six marcs.
20 January, 18 Henry VII. English.
[Surrey.] C. 304. Grant by Richard de Chippenham, hosier, of London, to
Roger ate Crouch, of Little Schelford, and Joan Brouneighe his wife, of
a piece of land with building and curtilage at Peckham, in the parish of
Camberwell. Sunday after the Assumption, 19 Edward II. Fragment of
seal.
Ireland. C. 305. Grant by Thomas, Earl of Ormond, to his cousin Sir Piers
Butler, knight, of his manors of Cloncurry, Woghteryn, Woghterard, and
Castelwarnyng, in Ireland, for his life ; with a proviso that if the latter
fail to obtain possession of the premises the grant is to be null and void.
26 July, 1 Henry VIII. Signed. English.
[Wore. ?] C. 306. Demise by Robert, son of John Gassy, of Wych, to Margery
Gassy, of the same place, and John and Emma her children, of a house in
1 la Barrestret,' Wych, for their lives. 9 March, 9 Edward III. Seal.
Hants. C. 307. Grant by Baldwin Bremshet to John Bremshet of his manor
of Lytylgatecombe, together with all his lands, &c., in Little Gatecombe
and Copenore, and elsewhere in the county of Hants. 3 April,
8 Edward IV.
[Dorset.] C. 308. Grant by William Hychecok, of Malmysbery, son and heir of
William Hychecok, late of Bridport, to William Olyver, of Bridport, of
land by Kyllyngislane called ' Mortehay,' in Bridport. Witnesses : — John
Surges, one of the bailiffs of Bridport, (the said William Olyver being the
other), and others (named). Wednesday the Vigil of the Ascension,
23 Henry VI. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 309. Release by John Blunt, son and heir of John Blunt, of
Dunstable, to John Pacown, of the same place, of a yearly rent of 15d. for
a piece of land in the western borders of Dunstable, abutting on the
high road called ' Ekenyldestret.' Monday the Annunciation, 44 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[York.] C. 310. Grant by William de Hepworth, vicar of Ruston, and Richard
Oxspring, of Cotheworth, to Elizabeth, late the wife of Nicholas de Wordes-
worth, of Penyston, of a tenement in Thurleston called ' Copstorth,' jind
a yearly rent of 2s. issuing out of a tenement in Penyston, adjoining a
garden called ' Coyteszerd,' for her life, with remainders over. Nativity
of St. John the Baptist, 30 Henry VI. Seal.
Kent. C. 311. Grant by Guy Fairfax, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Urswyk,
Recorder of London, William Porte, esquire, and William Norton, esquire,
to Richard Martyn, son of John Martyn, late one of the Justices of the
Common Bench, and of Anne the said John's wife, in pursuance of the
will of the said Anne, of the manor of Seasalter, and the tenements called
'Pympes tenements,' in the parish of Seasalter aforesaid, which they
lately held jointly with William Wangford, serjeant-at-law, deceased, by the
gift of the said Anne and Matthew Philipp, citizen and alderman of
London, and William Steven. Appointment of John Robert, of Faveresham,
and William Depedale, attornies to deliver seisin. 20 February, 4 Edward [V.
Three seals.
Herts. C. 312. Assignment by John Hodell, of Watford, collier, to John
Mylsham and John Wynkbourne, King's yeomen (valetti) of the Crown,
Thomas Byrche, of the King's household, and William Hodell, of Busshe,
collier, of all his goods, chattels, debts, &c. 10 June, 19 Edward IV.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Chancery, August,
21 Edward IV.
C. 313. Grant by John son of Henry le Carpenter, of Dunstable, to
John le Fouelere, of the same place, of a messuage in North Street,
Dunstable, by Watlingstreet. Vigil of the Annunciation, 16 Edward II.
Damaged.
C. 314. Grant by Simon son of Robert the Clerk, of Middilrasen, to
Walter de Walesby, of Oselby, of one-third of a toft in Usselby, and land
in the west field of the same, upon « le Westlangs,' and by Cevenelhol.
Thursday the feast of St. Nicholas, 18 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
C. 315. Letters of attorney from George Breynton to John Pagyn
and John Hulle, barber, of Hereford, to deliver seisin to John Mey,
William Monynton, William Maxey, clerk, and Richard Gybons, chaplain,
of all the said Breynton's tenement in the city and suburb of Hereford.
3 August, 14 Henry VI.
C. 316. Grant by Roger Bodenham, esquire, son and heir of Isabella,
late the wife of Walter Cosynge, to John Mey, mayor of Hereford, Walter
Mybbe, George Breynton, and Richard Grene, of land in the suburb of
Hereford, in a field called ' Wydemersshe portefeld.' Witnesses :— John
Mey, tanner, bishop's bailiff in Hereford, William Yonge, Nicholas
Chyppenham, King's bailiffs of the said city, and others (named). Saturday
before Christmas Day, 3 Henry VI. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 317. Release by William, son of Thomas Gilbert, of Weymouth, to
Philip Soydon, of all his right in a messuage in the High Street, of Weymouth.
Witnesses: — John Berde, Walter Lanehous, bailiffs of Weymouth, and
others (named). Sunday after the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin,
44 Edward III.
Herts. C. 318. Grant by Thomas Bordale, tailor and draper, of St. Albans, to
John Spendelove, William Asshe, Roger Selle, chaplain, William Todde
and William Wyche, of the same place, of a messuage and garden in
Haliwellestrate, St. Albans, to the north of the stream flowing towards
Soppewelle. Tuesday the feast of St. Dunstan, 10 Henry V. Counterpart
o/C. 345.
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[Middx.] C. 319. Grant by Isabella de Aeon, late the wife of John de Aeon,
called ' le Lieutour,' citizen of London, to Henry Darcy, citizen and draper
of London, and Katherine his wife, Isabella's daughter, of 40*. and one
pound of cummin yearly rent issuing out of a tenement in the street leading
from Walebrok to St. Paul's, in the parishes of St. John de Walbrook anil
St. Anthony, London. Sunday before the Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 6 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Common
Pleas, Monday after St. James the Apostle, 6 Edward III.
[Heref.] £J. 320. Grant by Lucy, late the wife of John le Souter, of Welynnton,
to Walter Restot and Eobert le Harpur, of the saino place, of lands and
tenements in Wellington, which she had by the gift of Walter, late vicar of
Wellington, and Roger, late chaplain of St. Mary in the same church.
Sunday after St. Augustine, bishop of the English, 37 Edward III. Seal,
imperfect.
[N'hamp.] £«. 321. Demise by John Greiby, Master of the House or Hospital of
Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas
Wylkockes, of Holwell, Joan his wife, and John his son, of two messuages,
land, &c., in Easthaddon, for their lives, and the life of the survivor.
15 January, 17 Henry VI.
[Herts.] p. 322. Release by Richard de Gatisbury, son of Richard de Gatisbury,
knight, to his lord, Sir Aymer de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, of all his
right in a moiety of a mill, land, and 4*. yearly rent in Westmeln. Hertford,
Sunday after St. Cuthbert, 1 1 Edward II. Damaged. Seal, imperfect.
Endorsed: Westniyll.
[Bedf.] C. 323. Grant by William son of Martin le Saltere, of Dunstable, and
Christina his wife, daughter of John Stevene, of Dunstable, to William, son
of Henry Chadde, of the same place, of a plot of land with curtilage in West
Street, Dunstable. St. Peter in Cathedra, 21 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Middx. (^ 324. Release by William Halmar, pouclimaker, Thomas Brice,
mercer, Thomas Ostriche, haberdasher, and Robert Spayne, scrivener,
citizens of London, to James Bradman and John Wyrall, gentlemen, of all
their right in laud in the parish of Haryngey, in fields called ' Threnacres '
and ' Stevenesfeld.' 17 June, 9 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Chesh.] C. 325. Release by John Cotyngham, citizen of Chester, to Thomas
Kent, citizen of the same city, of till his right in a messuage and garden in
Forgatestrete, Chester. Tuesday after St. Hilary, 31 Henry VI. Fragment
of seal.
[Wore.] C. 326. Grant by Robert, son of John Cassy, of Wych, to Henry
Thoury and Cicely, Robert's daughter, of a messuage in Wych, and
bulleriam duorum plumborum of salt water in the same place.
Witnesses: — John Unuin and John Braz, bailiffs of Wych, and others
(named). Thursday after St. James the Apostle, 22 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 327. Grant by William son of Robert de Caldeford, of Solihull, to
Thomas le Here, of Elmedon, of pasture land in Solihull, at Blakeslade.
Saturday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 17 Richard II. Fragment of
seal.
[Middx.] c. 328. Release by Denis Lopham, clerk, Robert Guppeye, and
John Lane, citizens and mercers of London, to Thomas Charleton, of
Middlesex, Thomas Aleyn, Richard Forster, Thomas Thornburgh, William
Norton, draper, William Kelshill, fishmonger, and John Cloos, citizens of
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London, of all their right in two messuages, land and meadow in Kentisshe-
toun, and in the parishes of St. Clement Dane's, without New Temple
Bar, and St. Giles' of the Lepers, without Old Temple Bar. 2 April, 21
Eichard II.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll, in
the King's Chancery, April, 21 Richard II. Three seals.
[Staff.] C. 329. Release by William Mulward, of Much Wenlok, and Edith
his wife, to Richard son of Thekenes de Bettiley, of all their right in lands
and tenements in the vill, fields, and lordship of Betley, which descended to
them after the death of Robert Leke, father of the said Edith. Sunday
after All Saints, 11 Richard II. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Bucks. Q< 330. Release by Thomas Hamdeu, son of Richard Hamden, to
Robert de Marny, knight, and Alice his wife, aud their heirs male, and in
default of such heirs to Ingelram le Bruyn, knight, and his heirs male, of all
his right in two tofts and land in Kyngeseye : the said Robert and Alice
being in possession by virtue of a fine levied 7 Richard II. 17 July,
8 Richard II.
[Cornw.] C. 331. Sale by John Marney, knight, Thomas Terell, William Terell,
of Beche, knights, Thomas Throkmorton, esquire, John Rous, the elder,
Robert Throkmorton, and John Reynward, the younger, to John Wattys,
of Bodrnin, of wood and underwood in Kylquyte, called ' Pencarowe wood.'
Monday before St. Luke's day, 1470. English.
[Heref.] C. 332. Grant by Thomas Bourghhull to William Lank, vicar of
Welyngtun, Richard Hynton, chaplain of St. Mary in the same church, and
Roger Partrich, of Wellington aforesaid, of 23d. yearly rent issuing out of
tenements in Wellington. 5 March, 15 Richard II.
[Essex.] C. 333. Grant by Beatrice, daughter and heiress of Robert de Larokel,
of Arkesden, to John Fraunceys, of Bumstede Helyon, and John Hecheman,
clerk, of Arkesden, of her manor of Wyggepet. Friday after the Ascension,
50 Edward III.
[Heref.] C. 334. Grant by Robert le Careter, of Welynton, to Richard de
Bagingeden of land upon ' la Wodeton," and meadow in the meadow of
Wellington. [13th century.]
[Berks.] C. 335. Grant by Walter Catewy, the elder, to Thomas and Launcelot
Catewy his sons, of lands, &c., in Suenweswyke, Westwyke, and in the parish
of Borewardescote (Buscott). Harewell, Monday after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 35 Edward III. Seal..
[Dorset.] C. 336. Grant by William, son of William Corveyser, the elder, to
William Tracy, son of Walter Tracy, of a messuage and curtilage in West
Street, Bridport. Witnesses : — Adam de Larkestok, Peter Prestes, bailiffs
of Bridport, and others (named). 28 May, 5 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 337. Grant by Peter Pakeman, of Dunstable, to Hugh de Wodecroft,
of land in the field of Houtone. Vigil of St. Andrew the Apostle,
20 Edward I. fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 338. Defeasance to a mortgage from Roger Alewyne, of Brode-
chalke, to William Coole, of Wilton, weaver, and Alice his wife, of a
meadow in Broadchalk called ' Langemed,' to the east of Langebrigge.
Monday after St. James the Apostle, 3 Henry V. Seal.
[Line.] C. 339. Grant by William, son of Roger Smyth, of Ouresby, to Robert
de Crosholm, of the same place, and Margaret his wife, of a toft in Usselby,
and land in the field of Usselby, abutting on Claxby Moor, in ' Osselby
Croftes,' in Usselby Thome, in the south field of Usselby and in Forhenges.
Sunday after the Purification, 31 Edward III.
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[Wilts.] C. 340. Grant by Thomas Calston and Margery his wife, to Thomas
Cooke, of Marlebergh, of a tenement in ' le Grene,' Marlborough, for his life.
Witnesses : — John Roches, knight, constable of Marlborough castle, William
Perham, mayor of Marlborough, and others (named). Wednesday after
St. Augustine, 14 Richard II.
Kent. C. 341. Grant by Thomas Hexstall and Henry Hexstall, gentlemen, to
Robert Weston, William Medylton and Thomas Vocatour, citizens of
London, of all their lands, &c., in the parishes of Halstowe and St. Mary's
in the hundred of Hoo. Appointment of William Whyte and William
Grene, attornies to deliver seisin. 4 October, 21 Edward IV. Two seals.
[Warw.] C. 342. Grant by John de Grey, of Retherfeld, knight, to Thomas le
Hore, of Elinedon, of a piece of pasture land in Solihull. Monday (?) after
St. Martin, 41 Edward III. French. Damaged.
[Bedf.] C. 343. Grant by Nicholas de Grafton, of Dunstable, to William de
Grafton, of the same place, his brother, of a messuage and curtilage in West
Street, Dunstable, adjoining Ikenildestreet. Tuesday after the Conversion
of St. Paul, 23 Edward III.
York. Q. 344. Demise by John, abbot of Byland, and the convent there, to
Richard Lassels, gentleman, of a ' mylnestede ' to build a mill upon, in the
manor of Wyldon, and of a mill race throughout the whole lordship of
Kylburne, to be made from the town or banks of Kylburne to the said
' mylnestede,' with the soken of the townships of Overkylburne and
Netherkylburne. The chapter house of Byland Abbey, 1 September,
30 Henry VIII. English.
[Herts.] C. 345. Counterpart of C. 318.
[Herts.] C. 346. Grant by John atte Spitele, of Kenesworthe, to Henry Paulin,
of Duustable, of land in the field of Kenesworthe, at Aveldone, in exchange
for other land in the said field of Kensworth. Sunday before St. Matthew,
33 Edward I.
[Kent.] p. 347. Release by Elias Rayner, of the parish of West Farlegh, to
William Brouman (?), of the parish of Eldynges ( Yalding), of all his right in
a messuage, garden, and piece of land called ' Aschesland,' in the parish of
West Farlegh aforesaid, adjoining the highway called ' Ketelysstret.'
Friday, Michaelmas day, 48 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 348. Release by Emma, daughter of Alice le Wythe, of Elmedon,
to Hugh son of Margery le Revedouctur, of the same place, of all her
right in a tenement in the fee of Elmedon. Wednesday after the Circum-
cision, 9 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 349. Grant by John Seward, of Ludgershall, tailor, to Richard
Seward his son, and Alice, Richard's wife, of half a plot of ground built
over, with a curtilage in Ludgershall, between the road leading from the High
Cross of Ludgershall to the church there, and a lane called ' Churchwey '(?)
and of a garden adjoining a lane called ' le Baklane," leading towards the
castle. 20 January, 2 Henry VIII. Damaged.
[Warw.] C. 350. Grant by William atte Graunge, clerk, Richard atte Birches,
chaplain, and Adam Smyth, of Olton, to Margaret and Elizabeth
daughters of Richard de Caldeford, of Solihull, the younger, of lands,
&c., in Solihull. Wednesday after St. Hilary, 46 Edward III.
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Essex. C. 351. Grant by John Barlce, of Wykes, Robert Eston, of Hulcote,
chaplain, and John Draper, of Arkesden, to Elizabeth, late the wife of
Robert de la Rokele, of Arkesden aforesaid, of lands, &c., in Arkcsdnn,
Elmedon, and Wenden Loutys, — part of the land being called ' Belydond,'
— for her life, with remainder to her son llobert, &c. Sunday the feast of
St. Hilary, 49 Edward ill. Seal.
[Kent.] C. 352. Grant by Philip, son of Roger Smyth, of Lytlecharte, to
John, son of Thomas Colpepir, and John Davy, clerk, of lauds, &c., in
Estfarlegh. Witnesses: — Sir Ralph de Frenyngham, and others (named).
Sunday after St. Dunstan, 37 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Kent. C. 353. Release by Margery Whetnall, spinster, to Robert Rede,
serjeant-at-law, William Bruyn, gentleman, William Wodegate, and
Richard Cressy, of all her right in lands, &c., in the parishes of Halstowe
and St. Mary's in ihe hundred of Hoo, which formerly belonged to
William Hexstall, esquire, deceased, her grandfather. 6 August,
2 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 354. Grant by John atte Welle, vicar of Hampton, William atte
Graunge, vicar of Bykenhull, William de Otleye, and John Harpour, of
Solihull, to Thomas le Hore, of Elmedon, Agues his wife, and the heirs of
his body, of a messuage, lands, &c., in Elmodon. Friday the Exaltation
of Holy Cross, 43 Edward III. Two seals, and fragments of two
seals.
[Kent.] C. 355. Grant by Stephen son of Hamo de Fonte, of the vill of
St. Mary's Hoo, to Stephen son of Stephen de Delham, of a messuage and
land in the said vill, in a place called ' Hamonescroft,' near the highway
called ' Fenstrefe,' in exchange for 2 messuages and land belonging to the
latter. November, 10 Edward II. Damaged.
[Wilts.] C. 356. Demise by Dame Jane Darell, of Litelcote, to John Bar'bour
of lands, &c., in Rygge and Teterigge. 18 April, 1 Richard III.
F.nglish.
[Norf.] C. 357. Grant by Geoffrey Wyth, son of Sir Oliver Wyth, knight,
to Isabella Hedene, late the wife of Nicholas Hedene, of land and pasture
in Berton. Smallburgh, Thursday after St. Thomas the Apostle,
35 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 358. Grant by Gregory Salkyn, of ' la Thome,' of the parish of
Houghton Regis, to Richard Ordewy, of Tebworth, and Agnes his wife,
and the heirs of their bodies, of all the lands and meadows in Houghton
aforesaid which he had by the gift of Matthew Bayfeld, of Dunstable,
clerk. Tuesday after St. Vincent the Martyr, 9 Edward III.
[Glouc.] C. 359. Release by John Bytheweye, of Maleswyk, to Richard, son of
William Sweyn, of Ocle, of all his right in a shop in the market town
of Newent. Sunday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 31 Edward III.
[Suff.] C. 360. Grant by Hugh atte Chambre, of 'la Neyland,' and Joan his
wile, to John Aleyn, of the same place, and Roesia his wife, of land in
Stokeneyland, in a field called ' le Brodefeld,' and also of two pieces of
pasture land in the hamlet of Neyland, called respectively ' le Brok ' and
« Celyneslond.' 20 February, 48 Edward III.
[Hcref.] C. 361. Grant by Isabella, daughter of William Coly, of Kynges-
caple, late the wife of John Forestere, of the same place, to Thomas her
son, of all her lands in Strelton for his life, with remainder to his son
John. Sunday the feast of St. Laurence, 16 Henry VI." Seal, imperfect.
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[Warw.] C. 362. Grant by William de Otle, and Richard de Buckemor, of
Solihull, to John le Harpour, of Elmedon, of a messuage in Smythcstrete,
Solihull. Sunday after St. Hilary, 30 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
[Bedf.] C. 363. Grant by Sir John Man, rector of Wypsnade, to John Haldenby,
of the county of Northampton, and Margery his wife, Thomas Thorp, John
Sprot, and Richard Moresby, of a messuage and garden at Whipsnade,
extending upon the common green, and of land in Feldecrofte, extending
upon ' le Redlane,' in the parish of Stodham. Thursday before the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 10 Henry IV. Seal, imperfect. ,
[Middx.] C. 364. Grant by John Haddele, citizen and pepperer of London, and
Margery his wife, to Peter atte Hacche, limeburner, and Lucy his wife, of
a cottage and garden by ' les lymhostes ' in the parish of Stepney. 10 May,
3 Richard II. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 365. Demise by John attc Birches, clerk, to John Laurence and
Alice his wife, and John their son, of a piece of land in Solihull, in a field
called < Nethercalwexhull,' for their lives. Friday after St. Peter in
Cathedra, 29 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 366. Grant by John Willenhale, of Grenburgh, John Parres, of
Sowtham, Thomas Rymell, of the same place, and Richard Hulot, of
Sullihull, to William Hore, of Stonythorp, the elder, and Margaret his wife,
of lands, &c., in Stonythorp, for their lives and the life of the survivor.
22 February, 18 Henry VI. Damaged. Seal, imperfect.
[Devon.] C. 367. Release by Walter Bounde, of Tavystoke, to Warren Beare,
and Alice his wife, of his right in the tenure of land which he lately bad
by the demise of John, abbot of Tavistock, in Bourhewyssh. Tavistock,
Sunday after St. Laurence the Martyr, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
Wilts. C. 368. Demise by Elizabeth Darell to William Man, and Agnes his
•wife, of two-thirds of the manor of Hakyston. 4 August, 33 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] C. 369. Grant by John Peddere, of ' la grene ' of Toturnho, to John
Lookyn, of Dunstable, of land in Kennesworth. 10 May, 9 Henry V.
[Line.] C. 370. Grant by John Wrag, of Douseby, to John son of John le
Baker, of Stretton, by Bukkeston in Norfolk, of land in the south field of
Greyby, part upon ' le Milnefurlong,' in the south part of ' le Hallegarth.'
Monday after St. Mark the Evangelist, 17 Edward II.
[Berks.] C. 371. Demise by William Helme, of Sandon, and Agnes his wife, to
John Leyche, of Templeton, of the manor of Helme, in the fee of Sandon.
Hungerford, Michaelmas, 7 Henry V.
Endorsed : And John aforesaid shall have a meadow in Wodemersche by
Fallewylle during the term within written.
[Middx.] C. 372. Grant by Thomas Wilforde and John Oweldryke, citizens and
fishmongers of London, to Hugh de Ware, citizen and fishmonger of the
same, and Alice his wife, of the shop they had by feoffment of the said
Hugh and Alice in the old fish market, London, in the parish of St. Nicholas
Coldabbeye, for their lives, and after their death to Thomas Spayne,
fishmonger, and Avice his wife, and the heirs of their bodies. 18 May,
4 Richard II.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Common
Pleas, London, Michaelmas, 5 Richard II. Two seals.
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C. 373. Indenture by which Robert Clopton, citizen and alderman of
London, John Keynewell, and Thomas Burgoyne, and other feoft'ees of the
said Robert, grant to John Burgoyne, Robert Crouche, and John Dunche,
from whom they have purchased certain lands and tenements, rents and
services in the parishes of St. Marie Matfelon, Stebenhithe and Hakcney,
that they may receive the rents and farms of the premises due at Michaelmas
then next ensuing, giving them the right to distrain for the same in case of
non-payment. 26 September, 15 Henry VI. English.
C. 374. Grant by Philip Parys, of Lynton, esquire, to John Marten,
the elder, of Great Abyngton, of land, parcel of the manor called ' Westelese,'
in Great Abyngton aforesaid, adjoining land called ' le Hobbys,' and
abutting on a field called ' Stonylond Fold.' 17 March, 7 Edward VI.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin. Signed. Fragment of
seal.
C. 375. Grant by John Downer, of Pynnor, and Alice his wife, of
Middlesex, to John Masun, of Stanmere, in the same county, and Mar-
garet his wife, of a messuage, garden, and croft called ' Scharpcroft,' and
two crofts called ' Redynges ' and ' Pondecroft,' in the hamlet of Weld
in Harwe parish, by a lane called ' Stanmerelane,' abutting on land
called ' Peytewynes,' and on Fytheles, respectively. The Circumcision,
14 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 376. Grant by Walter de Clive, son and heir of Roger de Clive, to
Roger le Cheyner, mercer, of London, of a tenement in the parish of
St. Anthony, which John de Sancto Edwardo, chaplain, had by the grant
of Robert le Wyrdrawere, together with a cellar under the great stone
solar of Adam de Blakeneye. Witnesses : — Sir John le Breton, Warden
of the City of London, John de Cantuar', and William de Bettun,
sheriffs, Henry le Waleis, alderman of that ward, and others (named).
[A.D. 1289.] Seal.
C. 377. Grant by Richard Porter, of Campeden, Gloucester, gentleman,
to William Grevyle, John Welsche, Ancrom Bucham and Roger Rudyng,
gentlemen, and William Churcheyard, yeoman, of a messuage, in Wyke
Burnell. 11 February, 11 Henry VII. Signed. Seal.
C. 378. Grant by Robert Breton to William le Marschall, of Craw-
merch, of land at Tornorleslonde, in the manor of Bensingeton, adjoining a
ditch leading from Robert's land to Lundonischeweye. Sunday after
St. Matthias, 9 Edward II.
C. 379. Demise by Henry Bourchier, esquire, to John Veysy, the
elder, and Thomas Sturgeon, of Newport, husbandmen, for 10 years from
Michaelmas last, of the manor of Newport and the hamlet of Byrchanger,
which John Robbesart, knight, formerly had ; with a proviso that they
should not fish in the Great Pond with great nets called ' dragges ' and
< tramelles.' 22 April, 33 Henry VI.
C. 380. Grant by Stephen Godewyn and John Baker, the younger, to
John Browe and William Wode, of divers parcels of land in the parish of
Camberwell at ' le Knoll,' otherwise called ' le Warpyn,' below Asshe-
lynhawe, in a place called ' le Cheker,' between land called ' St. Nicholas
forlonde ' and a meadow called ' Bernesmede,' in Shortwerthe, between the
common watercourse called ' le Waterwey ' and a street called Soulstrete,
and in Lyneacre, adjoining Estbroke. 2 July, 7 Edward IV. Seal.
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[Wanv.] C. 381. Grant by William de Attelbarwe, and William Edde, chaplains,
to Alice, late the wife of John de Dydyuton, of Coleshull, of all lands and
tenements in Coleshill which they had by feoffment of the said John, except
a meadow in Collemedwe and Bradenhain. Saturday the feast of St.
Kenelm, 36 Edward III.
[Wore.] C. 382. Grant by Thomas Leekhull, alias Thomas Ryvers, to John
Vampage, the elder, of lands and tenements which formerly belonged to
the grantor's brother John, or which he had inherited from his said brother,
in Pyndefen, Parshore, Pypulton and Pydull. Wednesday the feast of
St. Peter ad Vincula, 20 Henry VI. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 383. Release by John de Linleye, of Wypsnade, to Richard Raven
and Margery his wife, and Henry de Walton and Christina his wife, of all
his right in a messuage with curtilage and land in Whipsnade. Monday
before the Annunciation, 29 Edward III.
Essex. C. 384. Release by John de Say, knight, to Humphrey de Walden, of
all his right in the manor of Rikelingg. Witnesses : — Sirs John de Roche-
ford, William Poucyn, Hubert la Veele, knights, and others (named).
[13th century.]
[Warw.] C. 385. Grant by Walter Ganter, of Solyhull, to Richard atte Wode,
the elder, and Avice his wife, of a croft in Solihull called ' Madurescroftes,'
by ' le Graungeheth,' adjoining the highway leading from Birmingham to
Warwick. Sunday after St. Gregory the Pope, 26 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 386. Letters of attorney from William Cuntesse, of Dunstable, and
Alice his wife, to John Pedder and William Tiryngton, to deliver seisin to
Humfrey Acworth, Thomas Porter, William Sampson, and John Dalyson
of a tenement in a lane in West Street, Dunstable, and of land in the North
Innynges of Dunstable, called ' Lorkynesacre.' 20 June, ] 5 Henry VI.
Seal and fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 387. Grant by Adam de la Lose, in Hecham, to Walter Choney,
of the same place, of meadow land in a place called ' Bernardeswell,' in the
same vill. [13th century.]
[Berks.] C. 388. Grant by Peter Jurdan, of Ardintone, to John David, of
Estbetertone, and Agnes his wife, of land in the meadow of Ardington, in
' le Langedole,' by the meadow of the abbot of Reading, for their lives.
Sunday before the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin, 16 Edward II.
Essex. C. 389. Release by Alice Salman, of Horndon, late the wife of
Richard Rolfe, of Westham, to Richard Baldewyn, of Layton Stone, and
Nicholas Flecchere, of Westham aforesaid, of all her right in pasture in the
parish of Westham, in a field called ' la lake,' abutting on the wood of the
abbot and convent of Stratford. 16 January, 32 Henry VI. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 390. Grant by Laurence Staf to John Sopere, of Stoke Abbas, of
a messuage and curtilage in East Street, Bridport, adjoining a lane called
' Kyllyngeslane.' Witnesses : — William Hichecoke, John Lomb, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). Monday after the Purification, 31 Edward III.
Seal, imperfect.
[Bedf.] C. 391. Grant by John Blont, son and heir of John Blont, of Dun-
stable, to John Pacoun, of the same place, of a piece of land with garden, &c.,
in the western confines of Dunstable, abutting on Ekenildestrete. Monday
the feast of the Annunciation, 44 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
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[Wilts.] C. 392. Grant by Eoger Alwyne, of Brodechalke, and Agnes his wife,
to William Darell, lord of Knyghton, and Elizabeth his wife, of a meadow
lying in a certain mead called ' Langemede,' between Brodechalk and
Knyghton, on the east part of Langebrygge, and of a yearly rent of a red
rose issuing out of a meadow in Knyghton called ' Mulleham,' together
with the reversion to the same meadow. Thursday after St. George,
7 Henry V. Two seals.
C. 393. Grant by Isabella, late the wife of Geoffrey Wyth, knight, to
Robert Sket, of Worthsted, and Avice his daughter, and the heirs of her
body, of land in Worstead. Saturday the feast of the Decollation of
St. John the Baptist, 6 Edward III.
C. 394. Release by Margery, late the wife of John Brounyng, of
Marlborough, to William de Chuseldene, of all her right in 20*. yearly rent
issuing out of tenements in Marlborough. Witnesses :— Robert Russel,
constable of Marlborough castle, and others (named). Sunday after the
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 23 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 395. Grant by Richard de la Bere, knight, and Elizabeth his wife,
to Richard Wolwey, chaplain, of all their estate in lands, &c., in Yngulflod
Balat in the parish of Kyntebury, Ynkepenne, Hungerford, and Sillamstede.
Baladeston, Monday the Vigil of St. Matthias, 9 Henry V. Fragments of
two seals.
C. 396. Release by John Clebery, clerk, to John Bassyngborne, and
Sir Thomas Stapulforde, clerk, of all his right in lands, tenements, and
water mills in Weymouth, Wyke Regis, and Weye Briawnt. Witnesses •—
Philip Bryce, bailiff of the liberty of Wyke, Weymouth, and Portland,
and others (named). St. George's Day, 18 Richard II.
C. 397. Demise by Dame Alice, late the wife of Sir John de
Kirkeby, deceased, to Sir John Beauchamp, son of Sir Giles Beauchamp,
knight, and John de Kyngesdon, clerk, executors of the will of Sir John
Beauehamp, brother of the Earl of Warwick, deceased, of one-third of tlio
manor of Horton by Frenyngham, with the advowson of the church of
Horton appendant thereto, being her dower ; reserving the right of fishing
and hunting. 24 December, 34 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 398. Demise by Edmund de Stonore to Thomas Symond, of the
lands and tenements that John Bixe formerly held in Watlyngton, for his
life, and after his decease to Joan his wife for her life. 11 April
43 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 399. Grant by William atte Wode, of Kennesworthe, to Edward
Boner, of Wypsenade, son of John Boner, of the same place, of a messuage
and croft in Whipsnade, to the north of the common green called ' Hallehull,'
and land at Brokus Shepcote. 6 October, 21 Henry VI. Fragment of
seal.
[Bucks-] C. 400. Grant by Juliana de Hauekeserde, late the wife of Geoffrey
atte Northden, of Hugenden, to John le Tannere, of Cliesham, of land in
the parish of Ohesham, in the north tillage of Chesham by Optounesdelle,
adjoining the high road to Wendover. Tuesday after St. Denis,
12 Edward III.
Hants. C. 401. Grant by Thomas Chaucer, John Golafre, John Warefelde,
and Thomas Bardesley (at the request of Thomas de Stonore, esquire,
deceased) to Alice, late the wife of the said Thomas de Stonore, of the
manor of Penyton Meysy with the advowson of the church there, and all
their other lands and tenements in Shipton, Foxcote, and Hetlierden, in the
, same county, for her life. 2 May, 10 Henry VI,
[Norf.]
[Wilts.]
Berks.
[Dorset.]
[Kent.]
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[Bedf.] C. 402. Release by Joan, daughter of Philip de Wipsnade, to Master
Thomas Beneschef, Nicholas Pettesworth, and Robert Gamage, of all her
right in lands, &c., in Whipsnade, Stodham, Eytoun, Toturno, and Leyton,
which formerly belonged to her said father. Sunday after the Purification,
42 Edward HI. Seal.
Kent. C. 403. Grant by Robert Weston, William Medylton, and Thomas
Vocatour, citizens of London, to Robert Rede, gentleman, William Wode-
gate, John Pratte, and Richard Cressy, of all their lands, &c., in the
parishes of Halstowe and St. Mary's, in the hundred of Hoo, which formerly
belonged to William Hexstall, esquire, and Hugh Hexstall, clerk, deceased.
Appointment of William Whyte and Thomas Grene attornies to deliver
seisin. 31st March, 22 Edward IV. Three seals.
[Bedf.] C. 404. Grant by Elias Fraunceys to William de Harderne, and
Agnes bis wife, of land in the fields of Luton. Monday after the Decolla-
tion of St. John the Baptist, 34 Edward III.
Kcut. C. 405. Letters of attorney from Robert Weston, William Medylton,
and Thomas Vocatour, citizens of London, to Adam Palmer and William
Whyte, to receive seisin from Thomas Hexstall and Henry Hexstall of
lands, &c., in the parishes of Halstowe and St. Mary's, in the hundred of
Hoo. 4 October, 21 Edward IV. Three seals,
[Middx.] C. 406. Demise by William de Parys, cordwainer and citizen of
London, and Joan his wife, to William de Betune, of a tenement in the
parishes of St. John, Walbrook, and St. Anthony, adjoining Bokerelesbere,
for three years from Easter, 9 Edward I., at a yearly rent of 40*.
9 Edward I.
[Glouc.] C. 407. Grant by Thomas Gassy, esquire, son of John Cassy, knight,
to John Gassy his cousin, son and heir of William Cassy his brother, of
the manor of Stratton by Cirencester. Monday before St. Alpha<*e,
32 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 408. Release by Nicholas Kymbell, John Burgh, Thomas
Blakenale and John Sylverton, to Thomas Garthorp, citizen and fishmonger
of London, and Margaret his wife, and the. heirs of their bodies, of all their
right in a tenement with shops in the parish of St. Augustine's, London ;
with limitations in default of such heirs of the said Thomas and Margaret
in favour of Margaret, daughter of Roger Colney, and the heirs of her
body, with remainder to the right heirs of the said Margaret Garthorp
28 April, 1 1 Henry IV.
[Middx.] C. 409. Grant by Robert the Carpenter, of Stybenhithe (Stepney),
to Adam le Cowpere, citizen of London, and Isabella his wife, of land in
Stepney, in a field called ' Erthbery,' abutting towards Hachestrate ; to hold
of the vicar of Stepney. [13th century.] Fragment of seal..
[Middx.] C. 410. Grant by Elizabeth Heron, daughter and heiress of William
Heron, deceased, late citizen and haberdasher of London, at the request of
George Darell, knight, to Thomas Gybbes, citizen and mercer of London,
of a yearly rent of 201. issuing out of tenements, &c., in the parishes of
St. Mary Magdalene, Mylkestrete, and St. Olave's without Bisshoppesgate
29 November, 13 Edward IV. Seal.
[Line. ?] C. 411. Demise by Walter Lewynch, of Stycheford, to Adam de
Buggeleye, of the same place, and Agnes his wife, for the life of the said
Agnes, of a house and piece of a curtilage in Stycheford. Monday after
St. Edith the Virgin, 22 Edward III.
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[Line.] C. 412. Grant by Alice de Thornton, of Osclby, to Walter de Walesby
and Joan his wife, of land in the field of Usselby, in the south part of
' le Bech,' to the north of the moor. Usselby, the Exaltation of Holy
Cross, A.D. 1330.
[Middx.] C. 413. Grant by Henry Darcy, citizen and draper of London, and
Katherine his wife, to Isabella de Aeon, late the wife of John de Aeon
called ' Le Lieutour,' citizen of London, of 40s. and one pound of cummin
yearly rent out of a tenement, houses, &c., in the street leading from
Walbrook to St. Paul's, in the parishes of St. John, Walbrook, and St.
Anthony. Friday the Vigil of St. James the Apostle, 6 Edward III.
Seal, imperfect.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Common
Pleas, 6 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 414. Grant by John Leche, citizen and fishmonger of London, to
Thomas Sterre, son and heir of John Sterre, formerly citizen of London,
and Alice his wife, daughter of John de Mokkyngge, of a stone tenement
with houses, &c., in the lane and parish of St. Botulph's, Billingsgate ;
also of 5 marks yearly rent, out of an adjoining tenement, and out of a
tenement with shops, in the same parish, adjoining Thames Street ; also
of tenements, &c., in the said St. Botulph's lane, in the parish of
St. George's, Estchepe ; also of land with shops, &c., in Bridge Street, in
the parish of St. Margaret's, Bridge Street; also of tenements, &c., in
the parish of St. Mary Abbechurch, in the ward of Candelwykestrete.
London, Tuesday before St. Philip and St. James, 4 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 415. Grant by William Hamound, and Alice his wife, to John
Benefeld, of a messuage and curtilage in High Street, Bridport. Witnesses :
— John Tracy and John Hayward, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
Thursday before the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin, 5 Richard II. Two
seals, one imperfect.
Oxford. C. 416. Grant by Thomas Clobber, of Henle on Thames, to William
Etemede, of Ipstone, and Richard Sewell, of Tirfeld, Bucks, of lands,
&c., in the vill and fields of Cleyore, which the grantor had by the gift
of Sir John Lucas alias Henle, rector of the church of Longeworthe,
and Sir William Brightwelle, late rector of Remenham ; also of lands, &c.,
in the vills and fields of Cleyore and Goldore, which lately descended to
Nicholas Durvale. Henley, Sunday after the Annunciation, 10 Henry V.
[Berks.] C. 417. Grant by John Wygmore, vicar of the church of Hamstede
Pereys, and John Seward, of Chylton, to Christina, wife of John Poutare,
the younger, and daughter of the late John Sydenay, of Westhakeborne, of
a cottage called ' Old Sydenay,' and land called ' Ferantislonde,' in Westhak-
borne aforesaid. Westhakborne, 6 December, 9 Henry V. Fragment of
seal.
[Oxford.] C. 418. Grant and release by Michael de Hesfeld, and Thomas his
son, to Walter de Esthall, of land called ' Flexlond,' lying between Munge-
well wood and Wytheruge wood, extending towards the east to the grove
of 'la Greyhone,' in Mungewell. [13th century.]
[N'hamp.] C. 419. Demise by Richard Bollessoveres, Master of the House and
Hospital of the Holy Trinity by Kingsthorp, and the brethren of the same,
to Thomas Magot, of Sulesworth, and Agnes his wife, for their lives and
the life of a son or daughter (whichever they should choose), of a messuage
and land in the vill and fields of Westhaddon. House of the Holy Trinity,
Monday after St. Martin in the Winter, 41 Edward III.
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[Essex.] C. 420. Grant by John Camber, of Great Stanbregge, Essex, to John
Smyth, of Canewdon, Thomas Castelyn, John Coke, the younger, William
Croxston, and Thomas Broun, of a messuage and land in Canewdon,
between the land of the vicar of that place, land called ' Myntones '
on the west, the highway leading from the passage of Crykkesheth
towards the market of Eayley, on the south, and a certain church path
leading from Canewdon church to the manor of William Totham, called
' Lambournehall,' on the north. Also of 2*. \\d. yearly rent issuing out
of various messuages called ' Knothornes,' ' Neumans,' &c. Canewdon,
1 August, 13 Henry VII. Seal.
Essex. C. 421. Grant by Henry Wyat, esquire, to Q-eorge Emereson and Alice
his wife, of all his lands, &c., in Stratford Langthorn, in the parish of
Westham, in a place called 'le Lake,' adjoining the water called 'le Ley,'
and the land of Kobert Gaynesford called ' le Helines ' ; also of a messuage
and garden, and land called ' le Welowe Hoopes,' in Stratford, between
Charlesbrigge alias (?) Canillesbrigge, and the land which lately belonged
to the Earl of Salisbury. Appointment of Edward Baynes attorney to
deliver seisin. 1 May, 1 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin.
[Dorset.] C. 422. Grant by Joan, late the wife of Philip Bryce, of Weymouth,
sister and co-heiress of Gregory Marleburgh, to William Olyver, of Brid-
port, of a tenement on the north side of West Street, Bridport, between a
tenement of the chantry of St. Michael and a tenement of the commonalty
of Bridport. Witnesses : — John Burgeys, one of the bailiffs of Bridport,
and others (named). 24 March, 18 Henry VI.
C. 423. Grant by John Bartlot, of Dunstable, to William Boner, of
Wipsenade, of a messuage and curtilage in Whipsnade. Sunday after
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 13 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 424. Release by Matilda, daughter of the late Nicholas Sandres, of
Whipsnade, to John Kaven, of the same place, of all her right in a curtilage
adjoining a field called ' Ingeresfeld ' in Whipsnade, and land at Wybeshere,
and in the field of Eyton, abutting upon Ikenyldstret, &c. Whipsnade,
the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin, 14 Richard II. Seal.
C. 425. Letters of attorney of Robert Weston, William Medylton, and
Thomas Vocatour, citizens of London, authorising Adam Palmer and William
Whyte to receive seisin from Henry Ferrers, knight, and Margaret his
wife, of lands, &c., in the parishes of Halstowe and St. Mary's, in the
hundred of Hoo. 30 September, 21 Edward IV. Two seals, one
imperfect.
[Line.] C. 426. Grant by John son of Walter de Oselby to Thomas Walkar,
of Normanby, chaplain, and John Cowper, of Oselby, of a toft in Usselby,
and lands, &c., in Usselby and Owresby. Sunday after the Epiphany
13 Henry IV.
[Line.] C. 427. Grant by John Est, of Claxby, to John son of Walter de
Walesby, of Osselby, of lands, &c., in the fields and territories of Usselby
and Ouresby. Sunday the feast of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, A.D.
1385.
[Bucks.] C. 428. Grant by John de Taleworthe to Henry Marchaunt, Margery
his wife, and John de Wydintone, of a parcel of meadow in ' la Newelonde,'
near the meadow called ' Brutewellemed,' in Wycombe. Witnesses : — John
de Sandwelle, mayor of Wycombe, and others (named). Wycombe,
12 October, 21 Edward III.
[Bedf.]
[Bedf.]
Kent.
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Essex.
[Middx.]
Kent.
Wilts.
[Warw.]
[Dorset.]
[Middx.]
[Herts.]
Herts.
Bedf.
Kent.
Surrey.
Essex.
C. 429. Grant by Richard Neuman, of Neuporte, to Sir John Vynter,
rector of the church of Clothale, Sir Thomas fitz Jeffrey, rector of the
church of Walyngton, Robert fitz Jeffrey, of Sandon, and Simon Wcdewe-
M>ne, of Stotfold, of all his estate in the manor of Wygepetes, with rents,
services, &c., in Arkesden, Walden, Elmedon, and Wendenloutes, or
elsewhere in Essex. Arkesden, Monday the feast of the Invention of
Holy Cross, 1 Richard II.
C. 430. Release by Jerome Claydich, of London, tailor, son and heir
of Richard Claydich, late citizen and courthand writer of London, to
William Broun, citizen and draper of London, of all his right in two
tenements in the parish of St. Christopher near'les Stokkes,' adjoining
Cornhill and Bradstrete. London, 28 January, 2 Richard III. Seal.
C. 431. Grant by Henry Ferrers, knight of the King's body-guard,
and Margaret his wife, daughter and heiress of William Hextall, esquire,
deceased, to Robert Weston, William Medylton, and Thomas Vocatour,
citizens of London, of lands, &c., in the parishes of Halstow and St. Mary's
in the hundred of Hoo. Appointment of Martin Roberd and William
Whyte attornies to deliver seisin. St. Mary's Hoo, 30 September,
21 Edward IV. Two seals.
C. 432. Release by Alice Sewar, widow, daughter and heiress of John
Symons, late of Colyngborne, smith, to William Byngwoode, of all her
right in a messuage at Ludgershall. 12 April, 19 Henry VIII. Fragment
of seal.
C. 433. Grant by Nicholas de Barre, of Solyhull, to William attc
Byrches, of the same place, of the reversion to lands, &c., in Solihull which
formerly belonged to Thomas de Fynchale, after the death of Anne the
grantor's wife. Solihull, 12 May, 6 Henry IV. Seal, imperfect.
C. 434. Release by Edith, late the wife of John Frampton, late of
Dorchester, sister and heiress of John Crook, formerly of Bridport, to
William Olyver, of Bridport, of all her right in a messuage in East Street,
Bridport, adjoining the lane leading to Kyllyngesmulle ; with warranty
against John abbot of Middleton and his successors. Witnesses : — Robert
Skarlet, Thomas Stokfysshe, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
20 April, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 435. Demise by John Whaplode, citizen of London, to John
Wheston, citizen and fishmonger of the same city, of a shop and solar in
' Oldefisshstret,' in the parish of St. Nicholas Coldabbey. London,
5 December, 21 Richard II.
C. 436. Grant by Robert, son of Robert Fraunceys, of Dunstable, to
Adam Rufus, of the same place, of land in the field of Keuesworthe,
abutting on Watlingestrete. [13th century.]
C. 437. Grant by William Neel, John Trought, and Richard Lexham,
all of Dunstable, to William Syer, of the same place, of land in
Kenesworth and Houghton Regis, extending towards the south in ' le thef
wey. Kensworth, Monday before St. George the Martyr, 3 Henry V.
Fragments of three seals.
C. 438. Grant by Geoffrey de Percy, Matilda his wife, and Lora,
widow, sister of the said Matilda, to Hugh de Wyndlesores, and Godeholda
his wife, of the manor of Northcraye, which the said Godeholda, late the
wife of William de Ros (brother of the said Matilda and Lora) held in
dower, together with the advowson of the church there, and together with
the fees, dower of the said Godehqlda, held respectively by John Martin in
ANCIENT DEEDS. 429
Taclefeld, Surrey, by Walerand de Ceridone in Mapeldreschamps, by John
de Offeham in Offeham, by Galiena de Burgate in Molondo, and one-fifth
of the fee which Geoffrey Stodland formerly held of the said William de
Ros, and one quarter of the fee which William de Mondecamisio holds in
Northcraye. Witnesses : — Sir John de Burgo, Sir Robert de Brywes, Sir
Robert de St. John, Sir Nicholas de Hadloo, Sir Robert de Gaddon, Sir
Laurence de St. Michael, Sir William de Hapeldrefeud, and others (named).
[13th century.]
[Staff.] C. 439. Grant by Thomas de Thikenes, of Newcastle under Lyme,
to Richard de Thikenes, of Bettiley, of a tenement with a parcel of land
in Betley. Easter Sunday, 10 Richard II. Seal, imperfect.
[Wilts.] C. 440. Grant by Roger Alewyne, of Brodechalke, to William Coole,
of Wilton, weaver, and Alice his wife, of meadows in Brodechalke called
' Langemede," in the east part of Langebrigge, and ' Mulleham,' by the
mill of Knyghton. Brodechalke, Monday after St. James the Apostle,
3 Heury V. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 441. Release by Adam, son of Thomas Pillyng, of Solihull, to John
his brother, of the same place, of all his right in a piece of land in Solihull,
adjoining the highway leading from Caldefordemulne to Solihull Church.
Saturday the feast of St. Chad, 18 Edward II.
Herts. C. 442. Grant by William Neel, John Trought and Richard Lexham,
Bedf. all of Dunstable, to William Syer, of the same place, of land in the fields
of Kenesworth and of Houghton Regis, extending on a road called
' Lutonwey.' Kenesworth, Monday before St. George the Martyr,
3 Henry V.
[Heref.] C. 443. Grant by Massias Chaundos to Hugh Harpere, rector of the
church of Bussopustone, William Lank, vicar of the church of Welyngton,
and Roger Partrick, of Wellington aforesaid, of lands, &c., in Wellington.
21 March, 14 Richard II. Seal.
[York.] C. 444. Grant by John son- of Henry de Falthwayt, to William called
' Schozberd,' of Brerelay, and Dionisia his wife, of a messuage, land, &c.,
in Berneslay, for their lives, and after their death to their daughter
Matilda, and the heirs of her body. Barnsley, Passion Sunday, A.D. 1335.
[Wilts.] C. 445. Release by William, son of Robert Gilbert, of ' la Rugge,' to
William Chamberlayn, of the same place, of all his right in lands, &c., in
'la Rugge,' Teterugge, and Froxefeld. Froxfield, Saturday before the
Exaltation of Holy Cross, Edward III. Damaged.
[Warw.] C. 446. Grant by John Elys, of Thoneworthe, to Walter Ganter, of
Solihull, of a croft called ' le Maderes croft' in the fee of Solihull, by
' le Graungeheth.' Solihull, Monday before St. Peter in Cathedra,
26 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 447. Grant by John Prykke, of Clyve, and William Prykke, of
Cowlyng, to Thomas Loukyn, of the parish of St. Mary's, of marshland
called ' Fillehook ' in the said parish. Michaelmas day, 4 Henry IV.
Seal, and fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] C. 448. Grant by William Bradeston, of Wycombe, John Hull the
elder, of Burnhain, and John atte Lee, of the same place, to William
Vyncent, of Bekenesfeld, of lands, &c., called ' Walters ' in Beacon sfiel.1,
between a lane called ' Waltereslane ' and the land of John Botiller, esquire,
called ' Hallemore.' Beaconsfield, 10 December, 22 Henry VI. Fragments
of two teals.
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[Essex.] C. 449. Grant by Walter, sou and heir of Walter de Mockynge, to
Sir John fitz Walter, lord of Wodeham, of all his lands, &c., in Mockyng,
Stamford, Bemflete, Westilbury,Chaldewell,Duntone,Stebbyng, Coryngham,
and Orseth. 21 Edward III. Copy. French.
[Warw.] C. 450. Demise by William, son of Thomas atte Birches, of Solihull,
to John atte Birches, carpenter, and Avice his wife, for their lives, of
three fields, a piece of land and meadow in Solihull. Monday the feast of
the Epiphany, 10 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 451. Grant by Henry Mauntell, John Baldok, Laurence Baldok,
[Herts.] and Thomas Kerber, to John Castell, Laurence Pycot, Richard Preston,
and John Knyght, of lands, &c., in the villa and fields of Dunstable,
Cadyngdon, and Kennesworth, also of a parcel of a tenement called
' le Neuchamber.' Dunstable, 20 August, 8 Henry VI. Seal, and frag-
ments of three seals.
[Line.] C. 452. Demise by John Baker, the younger, of Greyby, to Robert
de Aslakeby, of Poynton, of meadow land in ' le Northeng ' of Aslakeby,
adjoining the meadow of the prior of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem.
Poynton, Monday the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 38 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 453. Grant by Ralph de Eochefort, son of Sir Ivo de Rochefort,
to Nicholas called ' le priur,' of a mill in Merswde (Marshwood) called
'Wodemulle.' [13th century.]
[Essex.] C. 454. Grant by William Foucher, the elder, of Great Bryche, to
John, son of John Bygood, the younger, of Leyr Marney, of land in Layer
Marney in a croft called ' Edyfeld,' bounded by lands called ' Malpas,'
' Byrcheney,' and < Peseland,' in exchange for land at Layer Marney in
a croft called ' Kokkysland,' bounded by laud called ' Kokenemescroft.'
Layer Marney, . . January, 15 Richard II. Damaged.
[Camb.] C. 455. Release by Bartholomew son of Andrew de Overtone, of
Botekisham, smith, to Sir William de Thorpe, knight, of all his right in
lands, &c., in Dodyngton and March. London, 24 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Court of Common Pleas,
Easter term, 24 Edward III.
[Sussex.] C. 456. Release by Robert Walsshe, son and heir of Stephen Walssh,
formerly of Waldern, to Richard Tannere, of Lewes, John Theccher, John
a Chambre, and Thomas Loveston, of all his right in two fields called
'le Homfeld' and 'Estfeld' in the parish of Waldron aforesaid, below
Marchallesgate, and in two pieces of meadow adjacent, by the stream
running from Redynbregge to Mortemeresbregge. 31 October, 3 Henry VII.
Bucks. C. 457. Grant by John Mordaunt, esquire, to Richard Earl of Kent,
and Elizabeth his wife, of a yearly rent of eight marks issuing out of his
manor of Snelston, for the life of Walter Luke, of Coupulk, Beds.
20 June, 5 Henry VIII. Signed. Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] C. 458. Grant by Joan, sister of Robert Sewyne, to Robert Jones, the
?lder, of Westhakebourne, of four messuages, land and meadow in West-
hakebourne. Michaelmas, 20 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 459. Demise by John Harrys and John Bytesgate, cofferers and
wardens of the lands, rents, &c., of the town of Bridport, to William Olyver,
Joan his wife, and John their son, for their lives, of a tenement and
curtilage in Kyllyngeslane, Bridport, adjoining the garden of John Chidiok,
knight. Bridport, 16 January, 23 Henry VI. Seal, and fragment of
seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
431
[Berks.]
[Norf.]
[Heref.]
Kent.
[Bedf.]
[Surrey.]
[Middx.]
Berks.
Wilts.
Glouc.
[Suff.]
C. 460. Grant by Richard Paternoster, of Estlienrith, to Richard
Denby, parson of the church at the same place, of land in the fields of
East Hendred. Friday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 34 Edward III.
C. 461. Grant by Edmund Skynner, clerk, rector of the church of
Breyston, to Thomas Baret, the elder, of Southbyrlyngham, John Holler,
of Mowton, William Richeres, clerk, Oliver Cubyt, of South Walsham, and
John Spany, of Poswyk, of messuages, lands, &c., in the vills, fields, and
marshes of Southbyrlyngham, Beyghton, Hasyngham and Lyngwode, or
elsewhere in the hundreds of Blofeld and Walsham. Southbyrlyngham,
Monday after Valentine's Day, 1 Richard III. Seal.
C. 462. Grant by Walter Baudewyne, of Boromarssche within the
parish of Mawardyne, to John Pavers, of , Thomas Vynte, of the
same vill, John Genetes, of the [parish of Churchewethynton, and Richard
Hull, of the parish of Bodenham, of all his lands, &c., within the demesne
of Harden, and of all his goods and chattels in the county of Hereford and
elsewhere within the realm of England. Boremarssche, Sunday before
St. Simon and St. Jude, 12 Henry VI. Injured.
C. 463. Release by William Schenee, justice, of the parish of Hevere,
Kent, William Gulbyn, of the parish of Orpyngtou, Robert at Lice, John
Bassett, of the parish of Hertfeld, Sussex, to John Crudde, of the parish
of Hever, of all their right in lands, &c., in the parishes of Hevere,
Edynbryge, and Brasted. Michaelmas, 14 Henry VI.
C. 464. Grant by William Todyngdon, of Wyppysnade, to William
atte Broke and Thomas Cagge, of Eyton, of lands, tenements, goods and
chattels in the vills and fields of Whipsnade and Stodham. Whipsnade,
Sunday before the Purification, 5 Henry IV.
C. 465. Grant by John Shene, cooper, citizen of London, to Richard
Yonge, spicer, and John Warner, court-hand writer, citizens of London, of
lands, &c., in Peckham and Camberwell. Witnesses: — Robert Standen,
bailiff, and others (named). Peckham, 8 June, 11 Henry IV. Fragment
of seal.
C. 466. Grant by Roger le Chener, citizen and mercer of London, to
William de Sterteford, citizen and pepperer of the same city, of land with
houses thereon in the parish of St. Anthony, with a cellar below the great
stone solar of Adam de Blakneye : the grantee to pay (inter alia) 20s. a
year for the support of a chaplain in the said church of St. Anthony.
Witnesses : — Sir Ralph de Sandwyco, Warden of London, Ralph le Blund
and Hamo Box, sheriffs, Henry le Waleys, alderman of that ward, and
others (named). [20 Edward I.] Seal.
C. 467. Grant by Walter Catewy, of Lollyndon, in the parish of
Chellesey, to William Wylycotes, Richard Overton, and Richard atte Watre,
of the reversion of the manors of Paynellesplane and Mychellescourt, and
other lands, &c., in the county of Berks, pasture called ' Snoweswyk,' in
the parish of Borewardescote, a parcel of meadow called ' Denkemeye,' in
the county of Wilts, a manor in the vill of Collesbourne and a manor
called ' le Orchezerd,' in the county of Gloucester,
ber, 20 Richard II.
Chelleseye, 20 Septem-
C. 468. Grant by John son of Elias de Ocholte, of Ryngeshale, to
Sir Richard de Rokele, knight, of land in the parish of Ringshall, in a field
called ' Bydhodescroft,' between the road leading from Bresete to Nedham
and the land of the prior of Hoxne. Ringshall, Tuesday the morrow of the
Circumcision, 6 Edward II.
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Middx. C. 469. Grant by John Porter, of London, armourer, and William
Porter his son, to Clement Coke, of a cottage and croft called ' Saundres '
in Whitton, and land in ' le Mersshefurlang,' in the south field of Whetton
aforesaid. 4 December, 5 Edward IV.
Kent C. 470. Indenture by which Stephen Lescroop, knight, son of Richard
Lescroop, knight, Hugh Curteys, and William Ferers grant to Reginald
Cobeham, of Sterresburgh, that he shall not be held to his warranty of the
manor of Heveresbrokas against John Profete and Joan his wife, and the
heirs of the said Joan. The said Reginald had levied a fine, with warranty,
of the said manor before William Thirnyng, justice, and his colleagues in
Trinity term, 5 Henry IV., in favour of the said grantors. J4 June,
5 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Heref.] C. 471. Grant by John Skryveyn, Nicholas Marchant, chaplain, nnd
Richard Hayton, feoffees of a tenement with a garden in Oldescolestret,
Hereford, and Wralter Croke and John Lye, tailors, executors of the will of
John Ferrour, to John Walleweyn, of Stoke Edith, and Thomas Walleweyn,
son of the said John, of the said tenement and garden. Witnesses : —
John Mey, mayor of Hereford, John Falke, the younger, and Roger
Barbour, King's bailiffs in the same city, and others (named). Saturday
after St. Matthias, 8 Henry IV.
[Middx.] C. 472. Surrender by Joan, late the wife of Hugh Fastolf, of Great
Yarmouth, and citizen of London, to John Bryan, and Joan his wife,
her daughter, of her life estate in tenements, &c., in London, -which
she had under the will of Thomas Hanhampsted, formerly citizen and
grocer of London, her former husband ; and release from the same to
the same of all her right in 10/. rent, paid by the said John Bryan and
Joan for the premises, under a demise from the said Thomas Hanhampsted
and Joan. London, feast of St. Philip and St. James, 19 Richard II.
Seal.
[Warw.] C. 473. Release by John Bray, of Stretton on Donnesmore, and Hugh
Dalby, to William Allesleye, of all their right in the manor of Stonythorp,
and in land, meadow, and five marks of rent in Stouylhorp aforesaid, which
formerly belonged lo Baldewyn de Bereford, knight. Witnesses: —
Robert de Stafford, knight, and others (named). 20 April. 12 Richard II.
[Surrey.] C. 474. Grant by William Bekwelle, of Peckham, in the parish of
Camberwell, to John Langhorne, citizen and brazier of London, of a piece
of land called ' Fynchescrofte,' in the parish of Camberwell, in a field called
' Fynchesfelde.' Peckham, 12 November, 4 Henry IV.
[Surrey.] C. 475. Grant by Stephen de Bretingherst, of Peckham, in the parish
of Camberwell, to John Patrike, of Plomstede, and Eleanor his wife, of a
piece of land in Peckham. Thursday, the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist,
10 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 476. Grant by John, son of Ledulph Theutonicus, late citizen of
London, to John Brother, citizen of London, and Isabella his wife, of land
wilh houses thereon in the parish of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate, which the
grantor recovered by the King's writ of right from Alice Hanyn, in the
Hustings Court of London. Witnesses : — Sir Gregory de Bokesle, Mayor
of London, John Adrian and Walter le Engleys, sheriffs, Wolmar de Essex,
alderman of that ward, and others (named), [c. 50 Henry III.]
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[Surrey.]
[Bucks.]
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C. 477. Release by John Sewster, master, or alderman, of the Gild or
Fraternity of St. John the Baptist in Asshewell, John Warde and Thomas
Thomason, wardens or guardians of the said fraternity, to Thomas Stepnay,
of London, of all their rights in land in the fields of Edworth. 19 February,
17 Henry VIII. Fragment of seal.
C. 478. Grant by Thomas atle Walle, the younger, of Solihull, to
Richard de Caldeford, chaplain, William son of Thomas atte Birches, of the
same place, and Reginald Wecheharm, of Bikenhull, of 10s. yearly rent
issuing out of a field called 'Derneford,' and out of the grantor's messuage
in Me Smythestret ' in Solihull. Sunday before St. Martin the Bishop,
15 Edward III.
C. 479. Grant by Robert atte Brugge, of Peklmtn, to Philip Gaddyngg
of the same place, of a piece of land in Camberwell, adjoining ' le
Brechelane.' Camberwell, 6 August, 37 Edward III.
C. 480. Grant by John, son of Robert Alfard, of Boycote, to Robert,
son of John Gassy, of Wych, of lands, &c., in the vill of Boycote, of the
reversion of lands, &c., which Margery the grantor's mother holds as dower
in the said vill, and also 4d. rent out of a curtilage and meadow which
Philip le Yonge, of Dewalle, and Alice his wife then held, called
'le Parrokes,' Boycote, Wednesday before St. Luke, 15 Edward III.
C. 481. Grant by Robert Hert and Walter, his son, to John Lad of a
parcel of land at Fexore in the parish of Penshurst, in a croft called
' le berhaghe,' adjoining land called ' le Hallefeld,' and the highway from
Fexore to Renneslegh. Penshurst, Sunday after St. Andrew the Apostle,
11 Richard II.
C. 482. Demise by Henry Chicheley, esquire, and Alice his wife, to
William Chedworth, esquire, of lands, &c., in the parishes of St. Mary
Matfelon without Algate, Stepney, Hackney, and Berkyngelay. 5 April,
38 Henry VI.
C. 483. Grant by John Sivyle, citizen and skinner of London, and
Beatrice his wife, daughter and heiress of John Orchezerde and Joan bis
wife, of Stepney, to Master Nicholas Norton, vicar of the church of
Stepney, John Reyner, of London, Robert Bluudell, of Broralegh, Kent,
William Shefeld, of ' la Milende,' and Thomas Bochere, of Stratford, of a
messuage adjoining the churchyard at Stepney. 15 February, 16 Henry VI.
Seal, and fragment of seal. Damaged.
C. 484. Grant by Master Thomas cle Notyngharn, clerk, to Richard
le Wodeward, of Rouleie, of a burgage plot in Solihull. Wednesday, the
feast of the Ascension, 15 Edward III.
C. 485. Grant by John Kent, cordwainer, of Southwark, to John
Dekene, spicer, of the same place, and William Colles, of Northlambheth,
of lauds in North Lambeth. Tuesday, the feast of St. Simon and St. Jude,
6 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 486. Release by John Neweton, citizen of Worcester, to Walter
Hunt, of Wolferton within the manor of Wodbarewe, and Agnes his wife,
of all his right in lands, &c., in Stolton. Friday the feast of the Translation
of St. Wolstan, 32 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 487. Grant by John Tommys and Thomas Strech, of Teukysbury,
to Giles Wye, John Bette, Francis Bette, William Larans, William Stone,
John Swayn, Thomas Frampton, Robert Wyzt and John Merten, of lands,
&c., in Tewkesbury and Sowthewyk (which the grantors had by the
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grant of Alexander Beynham. knight, and others named) for the life
of Anne Monyngton, late the wife of William Wye, with remainder to
Richard Wye, and Eleanor his wife, and the heirs of their bodies.
Witnesses : — George Coton and the said John Bette, bailiffs of Tewkesbury,
and others (named). Tewkesbury, 4 April, 24 Henry VII. Two seals.
[Wilts.] C. 488. Demise by Roger Forstere, of Lydyerd Milsent, and Joan his
wife, to John Grene, chaplain, of Calne, and Robert, son of Richard Roude,
of the same place, of all their property of Pynelesplace, in Wodelond by
Calne, for the life of the said John, and after his decease for the life of the
said Robert. Calne, Monday after St. Leonard, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
[Herts.] C. 489. Grant by Joan Lorkyn, wife of John Lorkyn, of Dunstable,
William Dogett, of the same place, and John Dalamare, of Markeyate, the
elder, to William Cantelowe, citizen and alderman of London, of a piece of
land in the field of Kennesworthe at Thorndell. Kensworth, 10 February,
33 Henry VI.
[Heref.] C. 490. Grant by William Hasard, of Malbesbury, and Isabella his
wife, to William Pychard, of Kaldekote, of lands, &c., at ' la fenne' in the
parish of Bodenham and in the manor of Mawardyn (Marden). Malbesbury,
Thursday the feast of St. Martin, 13 Edward III. Seal, imperfect, and
fragment of seal.
Middx. C. 491. Grant by Joan Langton, widow, to John Langton, citizen and
salter of London, her SOD, and Agnes his wife, of lands, &c., in Harow-on-
the-Hill and Great Stanmere by Eggeswere. 22 November, 6 Edward IV.
Camb. C. 492. Letters of attorney from Hugh Bassyngbourne, citizen and
Essex. fishmonger of London, to John Bartillot, vicar of the church of Great
Abyton, and Henry Martyn, called Chaumbre, fishmonger of London, to
deliver seisin to Robert Parys, esquire, John Kirkeby, Robert Hanchicche,
John Welde, called Warde, Sir Richard Coupere and Sir Richard Laurence,
chaplains, of lands, &<:., in the parishes of Great Abington and Berkelowe,
together with the advowson of the church at Berkelowe. London,
24 February, 16 Richard II.
[Sussex.] C. 493. Grant by William Frankwelle, John Furby, John Delve, and
Thomas Frankwelle, to Richard Sutton, Robert Wodefold, and Giles
Wodefold, of a tenement in the parish of St. Mary's, in the market place of
Lewes, and an adjoining tenement called ' Holtes place,' in a street called
Fyssherestrete, Lewes. Witnesses : — John Hanmere, bailiff of Lewes, and
others (named). 5 October, 27 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 494. Grant by Geoffrey, son of William Iwet, of Smalborwe, to
Richard le Mazoun, of Horninggo, chaplain, of land in the field of Small-
borough, abutting on a ditch called ' Bradegate.' Witnesses : — Sir Geoffrey
Wyth. knight, and others (named). Vigil of All Saints, 34 Edward I.
Fragment of seal.
Wilts. C. 495. Release by Thomas Caulston, esquire, to Robert Dyneley,
esquire, of all his right in the manors of Fitilton and Coumbe. Witnesses:
— Bernard Brocays, John Sondes, and John Poppeham, knights, and others
(named). Andever, feast of St. Mary Magdalene, in the presence of Sir
Thomas, Earl of Kent, 9 Richard II.
[Essex.] C. 496. Grant by Peter de Abyndon, vicar of the church of Ryclyngge
and John Beauchamp, of the same place, to Robert le Pulter, of the same
place, and Alice atte Wode, and the heirs of their bodies, of lands, &c., and
also goods and chattels in Ryclyngge, Quenden, Wykes, and Neuport ;
with remainders to John del He, of Pelliam Furneux, arid others (named).
Ryclyngge, Wednesday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
23 Edward III.
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[Warw.] C. 497. Demise by Thomas de Meryngton, John Hulton, John Hore,
Hugh Dalby, and John Buckemore, the elder, to Robert Wyllenhale, and
Juliana his wife, of the mauor of Stonythorp, for their lives and the life of
the survivor. Witnesses : — William Bagot, knight, and others (named).
Stonythorp, feast of St. Denis, 3 Henry IV.
Suff. C. 498. Grant by Andrew de Bures, knight, to Sir William de Bures,
vicar of the church of Brecham, his brother, of the manor of Nether
Attylton in the parish of Wykhambrok, for his life. Witnesses : — Sir
Thomas de Grey, Sir John de Luton, knights, and others (named).
Aketon, Easter Day, 26 Edward III.
[Wore.] C. 499. Grant by John Smyth, of Yerdeleye, to Sir Robert Dauncer,
vicar of the church of Yerdeleye, John Sheldone, of Byrmyngham, and
Thomas Jurdone, of Allerewyche, of lands, &c., in Yardley. Sunday after
Easter, 16 Richard II.
Essex. C. 500. Grant by John Bokeler, of Whesthamme, to John Pykeman,
the younger, of Lambourne, and Alice his wife, of pasture in ' le Lake ' at
Stratford Langthorn, in the parish of West Ham. 26 March, 2 Henry V.
Seal, imperfect.
[Middx.] C. 501. Demise by Thomas le Moigne to Walter Morice, of land in
the vill of Stebenheth (Stepney) by Forbylane. Stepney, 6 April,
11 Edward II.
[Berks.] C. 502. Release by Agnes Albray, of Hakeborne, to Roger Hoppere,
of Cotlescote, of all her right in lands, &c., which Richard Goderyche, of
Hakeborne, then held for his life in Dodecote. Didcot, Tuesday after
St. Barnabas, 2 Henry VI. Seal, imperfect.
[Staff.] C. 503. Demise by Richard son of Thikenes de Bettiley to Eva Leke,
late the wife of Robert Leke, of land, &c., in the fee of Betley, for her life.
Betley, Wednesday after Palm Sunday, 20 Richard II.
[Middx.] C. 504. Release by Thomas Dufhone and Simon Davy to Richard
Toky, all citizens and fishmongers of London, of all their right in lands,
tenements, &c., in Thames Street, in the parish of St. Magnus by London
Bridge, or elsewhere in the city. London, 1 1 March, 10 Henry IV.
[Heref.] C. 505. Release by John Hereford, of the parish of Bodenham, to
William Yervard, of the same place, of all his right in land in a certain field
at Bodenham called ' Upfeld.' Bodenham, Sunday before Whitsunday,
G Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 506. Grant by John Aslak, of Crosthweyt, Richard, parson of the
church of Crostweyt, and Adam Fraunceys, of R'edelyngton, to Dame Joan,
Lady of Bergeveneye, Simon Felbrygge, knight, Robert Darcy, Bartholomew
Brokesby, Miles de Stapilton, Oliver de Groos, Edmund de Stapylton, Roger
de Felbrigge, Walter de Aslak, esquires, William Yelverton and William
Eede, of Wesenham, of the manor or tenement called ' Stalham Halle,' late
' Wythes,' with lands, <fcc., in the vills of Stalham, Ingham, Sutton, Hikelyng,
and Brunsted, or elsewhere in the hundred of Harpyug, which the grantors
had of the feoffment of Edmund Berry, knight, William Paston, of Paston,
the said Oliver Groos, Thomas Derham, of Crymplesham, and Robert Heylot,
of Lesyngham. Witnesses : — Brion de Stapilton and Thomas Kerdeston,
knights, and others (named). Stalham, 24 August, 11 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
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JJcdf. C. 507. Grant by Simon Sare, Thomas Bygood, the younger, and
Herts. Hugh Walssh, of Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot, Thomas Ronet, clerk,
Henry Mauntell, and John Skynner, of lands, &c., in Dunstable and
Kennesworth. Dunstable, 4 July, 12 Henry VI. Seal, and fragments of
two seals.
[Middx.] C. 508. Release by Edward Bys, son and heir of Edmund By?,
deceased, formerly citizen and stockfishmonger of London, to Richard
Broughton, John Farnburgh, stockfishmonger, and Paul Wylly, tailor,
citizens of London, of all his right in a tenement called ' le Dolfyn on lo
Hoope ' in Thames Street, in the parish of St. Magnus by London Bridge,
adjoining a lane called ' Rethereslane,' and a tenement called formerly
'le Glene ' now 'le Orowne.' 19 March, 23 Henry VI. Damaged. Heal.
[Warw.] C. 509. Grant by Henry de le Orchard, of Soliliull, to John de le
Orchard, of the same place, of a piece of land in the territory of Solihull.
[13th century.]
[Stiff.] C. 510. Grant by Henry de Neuton, and Henry de Langhale, chaplains,
to Robert le Hunte, of Resschebroke, and Margaret his wife, and the heirs
of their bodies, of lands, &c., in Resschebroke, Rongham, Bradefeldo,
Great and Little Welnetham, and St. Edmund's. Witnesses : — Sir Andrew
de Bures, Sir John de VVhelnetham, knights, and others (named).
Resschebroke, Sunday before Michaelmas, 13 Edward III. Damaged.
Kent. C. 511. Grant by "William Cobham, esquire, of the parish of Hoo, in
the hundred of Hoo, to Robert Rede, John Wode, clerk, William Wpdegate,
and William Middeltou, citizen of London, of all his marsh and pasture for
nine sheep in the marsh called ' Sprakysmerssh,' in the parish of St. Mary's
Hoo. Michaelmas eve, 2 Richard III.
Devon. C. 512. Grant by John Halwyll to William Gylle of a yearly rent of
61. issuing out of lands, &c., in Halswyll, Wynston, and Cofflute. 17 De-
cember, 12 Henry VII. English. Seal.
[Oxford.] C. 513. Grant by Alice de Crowelle, of Watlyngton, widow, to William
Beneyt, of Clayore, and Matilda his wife, for their lives, of land upon
Radenore, in the field of Clayore. Thursday after St. Ambrose, Bishop
and Confessor, 18 Edward I.
[York.] C. 514. Release by Simon Scherber, of Brerelay, to William son of
Richard de Oxsprynge, of all his right in lands, &c., in Brierley. 1 July,
A.D. 1379.
[Berks.] C. 515. Release by Agnes, late the wife of Thomas de Hamvyle, to
John Goldyng, of Hungerford, and Helewise his wife, of all her right in a
messuage, meadow, and wood in Sandon. Hungerford, Monday after
St. George the Martyr, 37 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 516. Grant by William son of Thomas atte Birches, of Solihull, to
Juliana his daughter, for her life, of 4fi*. rent out of a burgage tenement and
land in Solihull and Longodon by Solihull, viz. at Longodone Challefeld,
land called ' Bockemorespetlond," and in the common field of Longodon
called ' le Sidefore." Solihull, the morrow of the Invention of Holy Cross,
13 Edward III.
[Suff.] C. 517. Release by Nicola, daughter of the late Gilbert de Reymeg,
to Sir Robert de Reydon, knighr, of all right which accrued or might
accrue to her by way of inheritance after the death of her brother, Sir
Robert de Keymes, formerly rector of the church of Estone Gosebec, in
messuages, lands, &c., in Werstede, Frestone, Wolferston, Chelmundton,
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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Benetleye, Coppedoke, Ipswich, Caldewalle, Codenham, and Ass (Afl-
sington?). Witnesses: — Sir John de Holebroke, the younger, Sir Hugh
Talemnche, Sir John de Stratton, knight, and others (named). Reydon,
Friday after Hilary, 24 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 518. Release by Thomas Clarisse, of Solihull, to William de
Bockymor, chaplain, of all his right in lands, &c., in Solihull. Saturday
after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 14 Edward II. Seal.
[Sussex.] C. 519. Release by John de Sandhelde, son of Richard de Sandhelde,
to Alexander de la Sandhelde, his brother, of all his right in land, &c., at
' la Sandhelde,' in the parish of Grenstede. Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 3 Edward I.
[Suff.] C. 520. Release by Petronilla, late the wife of Adam Spendelove, of
Wenham Conbusta, to Eleanor her daughter, late the wife of Edmund
Porchet, of all her right in a messuage and land in Reydon. Witnesses : —
Sir Fulk de Vallibus, Sir Robert de Reydon, knights, and others (named).
Reydon, 25 March, 22 Edward I.
[York.] C. 521. Demise by Thomas de Stonore, esquire, to Thomas Saundres,
of Bristol, esquire, and Joan his wife, of lands, &c., in Hembury in the
Salt Marsh, for 40 years, at a yearly rent of 18/., to be paid in St. Paul's
Cathedral. Hembury in the Salt Marsh, 14 September, 3 Henry V.
[Bedf.] C. 522. Release by Henry Frowyk to John Spendlove and Joan his
[Herts.] wife, of all his right in lands, &c., which formerly belonged to John Aynelle,
in Luyton, Redburne, and Hemlamsted (Hemel Hempsted). 31 October
2 Henry VI.
[Hcref.] C. 523. Release by Henry son of Henry de Bradleye, son and heir
of Sir Roger de Bradeleye, knight, deceased, to Bartholomew de la Barre,
citizen of Hereford, and John de la Barre his brother, of all his right in land,
&c., in Homrne Lacy. Hereford, Friday after St. John ante Portam
Latinam, 4 Edward II I.
Oxford. C. 524. Demise by Reginald Stowe, called Brekespere, Richard his
son, and Thomas, son and heir of John Croxford, to Robert Noreys, of
Curtlyngton, of a plot of land called ' Croxfordesplace ' in Kirtlyngton
aforesaid. Kirtlyngton, Tuesday the feast of St. Michael, 1 Richard II.
[N'bamp.] C. 525. Demise by William son of Walter de Boketon to Master
Robert de Catworth, Master of the Hospital of the Holy Trinity without
Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of a messuage, houses, and
land at Bokelon. Boughton, Easter Day, 12 Edward II.
[Berks.] C. 526. Grant by Adam Preye, son of John le Preye, of Stokkene-
strete, to Joan, late the wife of William le Palmere, of Hungerford, of
laud called ' Sondilond ' in the field of Hungerford and Sandone, in a tillage
called ' Rihull," adjoining land called ' Wowelond.' Friday after St. Gregory
the Pope, 30 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Sussex.] ; C. 527. Grant by Nicholas ate Naubele, of Ifeld, to Sir William Ate-
wode, of a croft of land called ' Longehamme,' adjoining land of the said
Sir William called ' Schepecroft,' and the way leading to the church of
Ifeld, and the highway from Craule to Horshamr Ifeld, Sunday the feast
of St. Gregory the Pope, 9 Edward III.
[Herts.] C. 528. Demise by Roger Huswyffe, clerk, Robert Whelpyngton,
Thomas Starkey, and Robert Thome, to John Spendelove and Joan his
wife, of lands and tenements in the town of St. Albans, in the parishes of
St. Andrew, St. Peter, St. Michael, and St. Stephen, except a grange,
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three cottages, &c., in Hally wellstrete, three tenements in Dagenhale Street,
a croft called ' Coppedhalle ' in the parish of St. Andrew, and five crofts
in the parish of St. Michael, adjoining a lane leading to Potteryscrouche,
for the life of Adeline, wife of John atte Hoo, late the wife of William Todde.
Witnesses : — Edmund Westby, bailiff of the liberty of the abbey of
St. Albans, Henry Dyper, bailiff of the town of St. Albans, and others
(named). Feast of St. Thomas the Martyr, 14 Henry VI. Heal.
[Mddx.] C. 529. Grant by Robert de Cayton, of London, to Sir John de Clifton,
rector of the church of All Saints, in Bredstrete, London, and Sir William
Howe, chaplain, of tenements in the parish of St. Mary of Colchirche and
St. Vedast ; also of lands, tenements, &c., in the parish and marsh of
Stebenhithe. London, Saturday after St. Peter in Cathedra, 38 Edward III.
Seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court, London,
Monday after St. Matthias, 38 Edward III.
Essex. C. 530. Grant by John de Walden, brother of Alexander de Walden,
knight, to Nicholas Breton and John Costantyn, of his manor, &c., in the
vill of Bartlisden called ' Berdestaplehalle ' ; and also of lands, tenements, &c.,
in the vills of Leynden (Laindon), Nevenden, Estlee, and Fange atte Noke.
Bartlisden, Sunday before St. Edmund the King, 15 Richard II. Fragment
of seal.
[Norf.] C. 531. Grant by Oliver Wythmiler to John son of Peter de Dillham,
and Katherine, the said John's daughter, and the heirs of her body, of a piece
of land in Dillham. Sunday before St. Philip and St. James, 27 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 532. Grant by Richard Paignel to Sir Alexander, rector of the
church of Eton, and Thomas Tromwyu, of his manor, &c., of Bourgwardecote.
Witnesses : — Ralph de Gray, Robert Achard, and William de Sparsholte,
knights, and others (named). Bourgwardescote, Monday after St. Faith,
15 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 533. Release by Henry Popham, kinsman and one of the heirs
Dorset. of Laurence de St. Martin, knight, to Thomas Calston, kinsman and
another of the heirs of the said Laurence, of all his right iu the manors of
Ubeton, Knouke, Werdur, and Knyghton, and in the manor of Sutton
Walrond; also in lands, &c., upon which John Dekene, of Dounton,
entered, upon the possession of John, lord of Lovell and of Holland, and
Matilda his wife, in the vills aforesaid ; also in the advowsons of the
churches of Ubeton and Sutton Walrond and (alternately with the releasor)
Mayden Newton.
[Oxford.] C. 534. Demise by Reginald Brekespere, alias Stowe, and Richard
his son, to Robert Norreys, of Kirtlyngton, Amice his wife, and Hugh their
son, of a piece of land called ' Croxfordes place,' in Kirtlyngton afore-
said, for the lives of the said Reginald and Richard. Feast of St. Clement,
13 Richard II.
[Sussex.] C. 535. Release by Richard de Sloghtrewyk to John de Ifeld, for 1 Os.
paid out of hand, of the whole term of years he had from William atte
Smithe in a certain croft in the parish of Ifeld, adjoining land called
' Merkelond.' Ifeld, Sunday before the Conversion of St. Paul,
6 Edward II.
Wilts. C. 536. Grant by Richard Fauelore, rector of the church of Chilton
Foliot, Roger de la Pennde, chaplain of the chantry at the same place, and
John Lewerich, vicar of the church of Remmesbury, to Robert de la Throp,
and Agnes his wife, of lands, &c., in Estthrop by Remmesbury and else-
where in the hundred of Remmesbury. Estthrop, Monday after the
Exaltation of Holy Cross, 18 Richard II. Two seals, one imperfect.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
439
Kent. C. 537. Grant by Thomas Stonore, esquire, to William Clyftbrde,
esquire, of the wardship of the lands, &c., and of the advowson of the
church of Alyngton and of the hermitage of Longsole, which were held by
Thomas Cobeham, son and heir of Reginald Cobeham, knight, by knight's
service, of Stonoro and Alice his wife, as of the manor of Horton
Kyrkeby: the said wardship belonging to Stonore by right of his said
wife. Horton Kyrkeby, 20 November, 3 Henry V.
[Herts.] C. 538. Grant by Roger Barry, of Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot,
William Auable, John Skynner, James Sodlomb and William Albryght,
of a piece of land in the field of Kennesworth, abutting on ' le Flexwey.'
Kennesworth, 24 February, 1 1 Henry VI. Seal.
Middx. C. 539. Letters of attorney from Thomas Chaltou, citizen and mercer
of London, John Checheley, Thomas Stokdale, and Thomas Baldyudon, to
Thomas Thunder, authorising him to deliver seisin to William Irwilham,
mercer, Walter Peryn, hatter, citizens of London, Richard Cote, of London,
and John Blakey, barber, citizen of London, of a messuage, meadow, pasture,
wood, and 13s. 4<£. rent, in Harowe and Great Stanmer by Eggeswer.
24 March, 14 Henry VI. Two seals, imperfect.
[Uuref.] C. 540. Release by Lucy Glidde, of Welyngton, widow, to Walter
Restotes, of the same place, of all her right by way of dower in land in
Welyngton adjoining the way called ' Aldeboreweswey.' Welyngton,
Monday after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 2 1 Edward III.
[Hants.] C. 541. Grant by Sir John Sondis, knight, and Joan his wife, to
Sir William Scryven, chaplain, of lands, tenements, houses, &c., in the vill
of Penyton Meysy (Penton Mewsey). Witnesses : — Ralph de Stonore,
lord of Penyton, and others (named), Andover, Monday after St. Matthias,
15 Richard II. Seal.
[Devou.] C. 542. Grant by Robert, abbot of Bukfestre, and the convent of the
same, to Alice Spynnere, of Kyngisbrigge, Thomas Spyunere, the younger,
and John Spynnere, of two tofts at Shytegarelane in the borough of
Kiugsbridge, for their lives. Witnesses : — Richard Topa, reeve of
Kingsbridge, and others (named). Thursday after St. Laurence,
30 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 543. Defeasance to a feoffment by Simon Umfrey, of Dunstable,
Simon Whittauwere, William Farle, and Thomas Laurence, to Richard
Scaloii, of Edlesburgli, of a messuage in Dunstable : the said feuffmeiit to
be void on payment of certain sums on certain dates. Dunstable, Monday
after St. Martin, 9 Henry IV. Seal.
Dorset. C. 544. Grant by Joan late the wife of John Moryer, daughter and
co-heiress of William Drawlaunce and Katherine his wife, sister of William
Slierard, to William Olyver, John Harreis, John Bydesgate, and Andrew
Mannyng, of lands, &c., in Waldyche, by Bridport. Tuesday after
St. Laurence the Martyr, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
Hcref. C. 545. Grant by John Breynton, gentleman, to William Webbe, clerk,
Richard Browne, and Richard Warinecombe, of land in Widmersheporte-
feld, by the city of Hereford, and a parcel of meadow in Tudnourshirous,
by the way leading to Tudnoursmylles ; also of lands, &c., in Bodenham
called ' Balleslondes,' and lands, &c., in the parish of Leommynstre called
' Gethyns,' and ' Lyngeyns ' to hold upon the trusts of the grantor's will.
Hereford, 20 September, 8 Henry VIII. Seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin.
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[Ilerof.] C. 546. Grant by Cristiana le Fraunceys, of Welinton, widow, to
Richard son of Stephen de Welinton, of land in the field of Welinton, upon
' le NethermersforloDge.' [13th century.]
[Dorset.] C. 547. Grant by Philip Soydon, of Weymouth, to John Soydon, hia
sou, and Sir Thomas Stapulford, of tenements, lands, &c., in Weymouth,
Melcumbe, Wyke, and Causweye, and two water mills. Witnesses : — John
Bloitt, Henry Brende, bailiffs, and others (named). Weymouth, Monday
after St. Andrew the Apostle, 4 Richard II.
[Hedf.] C. 548. Letters of attorney from William Anable, of Dunstable, to
[Herts.] John Skynnere, to deliver seisin to Simon Wylshamsted, of the same place,
of lands, &c., in the vills and fields of Dunstable, Houghton, Kennesworthe,
and Kadyngdon. Dunstable, Monday after the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
8 Henry V. Seal.
Middx. • Qf 549. Letters of attorney from Thomas Burgoyne to Hugh Vaughan,
Essex. John Stodeley, and John Fuller, authorising them to deliver seisin to Alice,
daughter of Robert Clopton, late citizen and alderman of London, of lands
and tenements in the parishes of St. Mary Matfelon without Algate, Stepney,
and Hackney, and wood in Berkyngclay, except two tenements in Algate
street, in the parish of St. Mary Matfelon. 20 March, 38 Henry VI.
fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] C. 550. Release by Eleanor, late the wife of John Pocehart, to Thomas
Pocehart, son of John Pocehart, deceased, of all her right in land in Pokingel
and Tydekenham, a croft in the vill of ' la Brille ' called ' Pursecrofte,' and
a corner of wood. ' La Brille,' Sunday the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 25 Edward I.
[Wilts.] C. 551. Grant by Thomas Chiper, of Marlborough, and Juliana his
wife, to William Gibbes, of Chuseldone, and Alice his wife, of a tenement
in High Street, Marlborough. Witnesses : — Robert Russel, constable of
Marlborough castle, John le Bole, mayor of Marlborough, Oliver Russel,
William atte Welde, Thomas Scott, John le Frend, John Lethenad, Richard
atte Styele, provosts, and John Cantelo. Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 21 Edward III.
[Devon.] C. 552. Grant by Richard Mayde to Robert Lovecoke, and Matilda his
wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of a tenement in Southton Derternouth.
Witnesses : — John Wethene, mayor of Dartmouth, and others (named).
Dartmouth, Monday after St.Margaret the Virgin, 27 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
[Norf.] C. 553. Release by Alexander, son of Simon le Throwere, of Smal-
burgh, to Geoffrey his brother, of all his right in land and a tenement in
Smalburgh and Couteshal. Witnesses : — William de Stalham, knight, and
others (named). Smalburgh, Thursday after St. Augustine, 2 1 Edward I.
Damaged.
[Wilts.] C. 554. Grant by Edmund Dolman, son and heir of John Dolman,
late of Manton, Wilts, to Edward Dolman, of Marlborough, in the same
county, and Eleanor his wife, of a tenement, &c., in Winchester Street,
Ludgershall. Appointment of William Vynce and Richard Sewer, yeomen,
attornies to deliver seisin. Witnesses : — Matthew Kyngton, bailiff" of
Ludgershall, and others (named). 11 September, 10 Henry VIII.
[Devon.] C. 555. Grant by Henry Oliver to John Oliver his brother, of a
messuage, lands, and tenements in the boroughs of Kyngusbridge and
Dodebroke. Witnesses : — Ralph Richerd, John Cok, reeves of the said
boroughs, and others (named). Dodbrook, Thursday the vigil of St. Peter
ad Vincula, 45 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
441
Bedf. C. 556. Grant by Robert Villemai, of Bikeleswade, and Sibilla his
wife, to Hugh de Barrens and Matilda his wife, of half a burgago
tenement in the town of Biggleswade. St. Gregory's day, 25 Edward I.
[Kent.] C. 557. Grant by John Ynery, of Hevere, to John Crudde, of the
same place, and Joan his wife, of a messuage and lands in the parish of
Hever. Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 23 Richard II.
[Line.] C. 558- Grant by Walter, son of Richard Wryth, of Waldenewton, to
Robert, son of John Plowman, of Clee, and Alice his wife, of a toft with
houses, goods, and chattels, and land in the field of Clee. Witnesses:—
Sir John, vicar of Clee, and others (named). 14 February, A.D. 1345.
[Dorset.] C. 559. Letters of attorney from Matilda Cobbe, late the wife of Ralph
Depe, to John Priour, authorising him to deliver seisin to William Cobbe,
her son, of a piece of land in Bridport, in Pouchesforde, between St. Michael's
lane and the water, adjoining the land of the abbot of Abbotesbury.
Bridport, Monday before the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 7 Henry IV.
Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 560. Release by Joan Smyth, late the wife of John Smyth, butcher,
of Dunstable, and executrix of his will, to William Smyth, of the same place,
her son, of all right to her dower in lands in the vill and fields of
Wypsnade, Eyton, and Totornho. Dunstable, 1 March, 8 Henry V.
Seal.
[Warw.] C. 561. Grant by John, son of Thomas Cullecoppe, of Solihull, to John,
son of John Thone, of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage in the
market town of Solihull. Wednesday before St. Chad, 11 Edward II.
[Warw.] C. 562. Grant by Nicholas atte Birches, of Solihull, to William Shad,
of the same place, of two crofts of land in Solihull, adjoining the land of
Sir Richard Grey, knight, and a pond called ' Caldefordepoll,' and a lane
called ' le Overyonglone.' Sunday after the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin,
19 Richard II. Seal.
[Hants.] C. 563. Grant by Walter de Marleberg, chaplain, to Richard Dudecote,
of land in Chercheocle (Church Oakley). Bagehurst, Thursday after the
Annunciation, 23 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 564. Grant by John, son of William Hawe, of Solihull, to Thomas
Pee, of the same place, of a piece of land with houses, in ' le Smythestrete,"
Solihull, paying a customary rent out of part of the premises to the wardens
of the goods of the Blessed Mary of Solihull. Monday after the Epiphany,
46 Edward III.
Bedf. C. 565. Grant by Simon Wilshamstede, of Dunstable, to Laurence
Herts. Pycot, William atte Brooke, Richard Lexham, and Henry Mauntell, of a
tenement in South Street, Dunstable, abutting on Watlyngestrete, also of
lands, &c., in the vill and fields of Dunstable, Houghton, Cadyngdon, and
Kenuesworth. Duustable, 12 April, 9 Henry V. Seal.
[Wilts.] C. 566. Grant by Robert Lylye and Edith his wife, to Thomas
Mildenale and Alice his wife, of lands. &c., iu the parish of Remmesbury.
Ramsbury, Sunday after the Invention of Holy Cross, 5 Henry V. Two
seals.
[Bedf.] C. 567. Indenture referring to a grant by John Smyth, butcher, of
Dunstable, to William Smyth his son, of lands, &c., in the vill and fields of
Wypsonade, Eyton and Toternho, and providing that if the purchase money
is duly paid on certain dates, the said grant is to take effect ; otherwise to
be void. Whipsnade, Thursday the Vigil of the Epiphany, 6 Henry V.
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[Essex.] C. 568. Graut by Matthew Saycr, of Fordham, and John Upchar, of
Wethermundford, to Alice, late the wife of Richard Heyne, of Leyre
Marny, of one-third of lands and tenements in Layer Marney and Great
Wigeberwe, for her life, &c. Layer Marney, Sunday before St. Simon and
St. Jude, 8 Henry V.
Middx. C. 569. Release by Thomas Chicheley, archdeacon of Canterbury, to
Essex. William Chedworth, the elder, esquire, of all his right in lands, tenements,
&c., in the parishes of St. Mary Matfelon without Algate, Stepney,
Hackney, and Berkyngelay. 22 August, 38 Henry VI.
Bedf. C. 570. Grant by Laurence Pycot, of Dunstable, William Anable, of
Herts. Kynnesbnrne, :iud Henry Mauntell, to John Dogett and John Bernard,
of Duustable, of lands, &c., in the vills and fields of D unstable, Hougliton
Regis, Cudyngdou, Keunesworth, and Berkhamstede. Dunstable, Vigil of
the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 26 Henry VI. fragments of two seals.
[Dorset.] C. 571. Grant by William Tauntone, rector of the church of Wike,
and Joan, late the wife of Walter Tauntone, of Weymouth, executors of the
will of the said Walter, to Thomas Dovere, of the same place, of a plot of
land ,within the liberty of Weymouth in the High Street, upon ' la Kay,'
adjoining 'la commune Huthe' (Hithe). Weymouth, Monday after St.
John ante Portam Latinam, 42 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] C. 572. Grant by John le Seor, of 'la Hulle' in the parish of
Ingepenne, to Adam Brende, of the same place, and Alice his wife, of land
in Northallefeld. La Hulle, Thursday after Holy Trinity, 38 Edward III.
[Norf.] C. 573. Grant by Walter Norman, of Bestone, to Peter son of Robert
de Stalham, of land in Tunstede, abutting on a piece of land called
' Stowepen.' Witnesses : — Sir Geoffrey Wyth and others (named). Tunstede,
Saturday after St. Gregory, 8 Edward II.
[Warw.] C. 574. Graut by John atte Birches, of Solihull, carpenter, to John
Dauwesone and Alice his wife, of the same place, of a field in Solihull.
Sunday after St. Edward the King, 20 Edward III. Seal.
[Wnrw.] C. 575. Grant by Richard Snov, of Nortone Kingis, to Thomas
Cullecoppe, of a piece of land and a house in Solihull, together with a moiety
of a certain mound (torall') with a house and curtilage, which descended to
him after the death of Osbert Snov his brother. [13th century.]
[Bedf.] C. 576. Grant by Richard le Clerk, of Dunstable, to Bartholomew
Nicholas, of the same place, of a piece of land in South Street, Dunstable.
13 May, 32 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Oxford. C. 577. Grant by Richard Tymmys, of Marcham, Berks, husbandman,
to John Saryn, of Bloxham, of a cottage and garden in Bloxham.
12 November, 8 Edward IV. English.
[Dorset.] C. 578. Grant by Reymund Hering, to William de Tauntone, rector of
the church of Wyke, and Ralph de Faringdone, of the reversion of a
messuage and land in Kriketesweie, which Walter de Cloptone and Edith
his wife held for the life of the said Edith, of the reversion of a mill, &c., in
Caucesweie, which Adam Soidone .and John Clarice held for the lives of
John Michel and Matilda his wife, and of land, &c., in Caucesweie which
Philip Soidone held for the lives of the same. Weymouth, Monday the
Vigil of the Epiphany, 45 Edward III. Seal and fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 443
[Warw.] p. 579. Grant by William de Haseclyfe, of Solihull, to Eichard and
William, sons of William atte Birches, of the same place, of land and
meadow in Solihull. Monday the Vigil of the Nativity of our Lord,
18 Edward II.
[Oxford.] Qg 580. Grant by Ealph Pippard to John de Kent of the right to have
all the swine belonging to his house free of pannage in the grantor's wood
of Rotherfeud, and free grinding at the grantor's mill of Mersche. Ketherfeld
Pippard, Tuesday before Michaelmas, 17 Edward I.
[York.] C_ 581. Eelease by Thomas, son and heir of William de la Haye, of
Hembury in the Salt Marsh, to John de Stonore, of all his right in lands,
&c., in Hembury. Sunday after St. Lucy the Virgin, 3 Edward II.
[Middx.] C. 582. Grant by Johu de Lemenstre, called ' Gloucestre,' citizen of
London, and Joan his wife, to Stephen de Cavendish, and John Pichard, of
a tenement with houses, &c., in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene, in the
old fish market. London, 4 March, 38 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of
Common Pleas, Monday before St. Perpetua and St. Felicitas, 38 Edward III.
Keut. C. 583. Grant by Adam Lowekyn, of the parish of St. Mary's in the
hundred of Hoo, to Stephen Fraunceys, Stephen Halle, Stephen Rolfe, and
John Norreys, of all his lands in the hundred of Hoo. St. Mary's Hoo,
12 September, 6 Henry V.
[Suff.] C. 584. Grant (and demise in fee farm) by Andrew de Bures, knight,
to William Shepherde, of Leyhain, Alan Donne, of Shelleve, and Cristina
his wife, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Alan and Cristina, of lands,
&c., which the grantor purchased of Sir John de la Dale in Leyham.
Aketou, 10 March, 21 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 585. Grant by Thomas Baret, the elder, of Southbyrlyngham, to
Edmund Skynnere, clerk, rector of the church of Breyston, of messuages,
lands, &c., in the vills, fields, and marshes of Southbirlyngham, Beightou,
Hasyngham, and Lyngwode, or elsewhere in the hundreds of Blofeld and
Walsham. Southbirlyngham, Thursday after the Purification, 1 Kichard III.
Seal, imperfect.
[Middx.] C. 586. Grant by Edward le Bluud, son of Sir John le Blund, knight,
deceased, to Simon Corpe, citizen of London, of land, houses, &c., in the
parish of St. John's Walbrook, viz. land with a shed thereon called
' Andovrefeld,' and a house called ' le Stonhous' adjoining. Corpe is to
pay 3*. to the monks of Westminster, and 2s. to the canons of St. Paul's.
Witnesses : — Stephen de Abyudon, Mayor of London, Hamo Godchiep
and William de Bodele, sheriffs, and others (named). London, Sunday the
morrow of St. Nicholas, 9 Edward II. fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of pleas of
land, London, Monday after St. Katherine, 13 Edward II.
[Middx.] C. 587. Grant by John Mayhewe, son and heir of Thomas Mayhewe,
son and heir of Eichard Mayhewe, late of Haryngeye, to John Aleyn,
citizen and brewer of London, of land in the field called * Threnacres,' in the
parish of Haryngey. 10 June, 35 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] C. 588. Grant by William Halton, of the parish of St. Mary's Hoo, to
Thomas Faukys, rector of the church of St. Bridget in Fletestrete, London,
Andrew Castell, Master William Petir, of Strode by Rochester, Laurence
Renn, of the said parish of St. Mary's, and Geoffrey Deville, of the same
place, of lands, &c., in the parishes of St. Mary's Hoo, Halgestow, and Cly ve
St. Mary's Hoo, 4 April, 27 Henry VI.
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[ [Bodf.] C. 589. Grant by John Axnere, of Dunstable, to William Wylshamsted,
of the same place, of a toft in South Street, Dunstable. Wednesday
before the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 32 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] C. 590. Grant by Thomas de Prestede, of Westhame, to William
Triplet, of the same place, of a virgate of meadow, and the reversion of
the dower in the same, in the vill of West Ham aforesaid, in a place
called ' le Lake.' West Ham, Thursday after St. James the Apostle,
4 Edward III. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 591. Grant by Alice ate Brok, late the wife of William ate Brok,
of Eyton, and William her son, to John Ludeseye, clerk, John Edyngdone,
clerk, and John Cook, clerk, of a messuage, garden, and croft in Whip-
snade, adjoining the lane called ' Hayoteslane.' Whipsnade, feast of
St. Nicholas, 13 Richard II. Two seals.
Surrey. C. 592. Release by John Drynkewater and John Gryme, the elder, of
Peckham in the parish of Camberwell, to Joan, daughter of the late
Cristiana Wytte, and late the wife of William Wytte, of Peckham afore-
said, deceased, of all their right in, a tenement and a moiety of land, &c., in
the vill and fields of Peckham. Monday the morrow of Holy Trinity,
30 Henry VI. Two seals, one imperfect.
C. 593. Grant by Thomas Stevenns, of Stanlake, to Thomas
Maydustone, John Wyte, and John Hamptone, chaplain, of all his lands,
&c., iu the county of Oxford, except a messuage and curtilage in Stanlake
aforesaid. Friday the Purification, 20 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 594. Letters of attorney from William Kyng, kinsman of John le
Mareschal, of Weymouth, to Simon Gylle, and William Parson, to deliver
seisin to Richard Barbour, of Weymouth, of a messuage at ' le Hope ' in
Weymouth, which the said John le Mareschal devised to the said William
Kyng. Weymouth, Thursday after the Annunciation, 38 Edward III.
Seal.
[Herts.] C. 595. Grant by Robert Roberd to William de Wylshamsted, both of
Dunstable, of land in the field of Keneeworth. Dunstable, Sunday after
St. Fabian and St. Sebastian, 25 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
[Middx.] C. 596. Grant by Mark Walker, citizen and grocer of London, son of
Walter Walker, late citizen and grocer of London, deceased, to William
Bracebrigge, Richard Batte, Laurence Aylemer, drapers, and John Parker,
scrivener, citizens of London, of a tenement called ' le Crowne ' in West-
chepe, in the parish of St. Mary of Colchirche, and a void plot of land
adjacent; also of a tenement called 'leBall' in tlie parish of St. Martin
Pomers in Ironmongerlane, within the ward of Chepe. London, 12 August,
1 Henry VII.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of pleas
of land, London, Monday after St. Faith, 2 Henry VII.
Glouc. C. 597. Indenture between Henry Grene, knight, and John Cassy, of
Wyghtfeld, to the effect that the said Henry, and Maud his wife, had
granted, by fine in the King's Court, moities of the manors of Little
Teynton and Kylcote to the said John Cassy, Richard Wych, parson
of the church of Tredyngton, William Parham, clerk, and Henry Rose,
vicar of the church of Trynley ; that the said Henry and Maud were
bound to warranty of the premises ; that the costs of the said fine should
be paid by the said John Cassy, and that the muniments of title should be
delivered to the purchasers, &c. 20 May, 20 Richard II. French.
Fragment of seal.
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C. 598. Grant by Thomas Gryme, son and heir of Geoffrey Gryme, of
Pech.ain, to John Wyt, citizen and cooper of London, of lands, &c., in the
parish of Camberwell which descended to him after the death of his said
futher. Camberwell, 19 January, 50 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 599. Release by Richard Cely, of the parish of St. Olave's, South-
wark, by London, yeoman, to John Browe, of all his right in lands, &c., in
Peckham in the parish of Camberwell. 14 December, 3 Edward IV.
C. 600. Grant by John le Foulere, son and heir of John le Foulere,
of Okendon, to William de Wylshamsted, of Dunstable, of land in ' les
Southinnynges ' of Dunstable, and also part of the hedge bounding the
premises. Dunstable, Sunday after St. Agatha, 34 Edward III.
C. 601. Release by John Boffrey, of Wolvernehampton, to Sir John
Pecche, knight, lord of Hampton in Arden, of all his right in lands, &c.,
at Wolvernhampton and elsewhere in the county of Stafford. Hampton in
Arden, Sunday after the Assumption, 31 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 602. Grant by Robert le Foulere, of Dunstable, to John his
younger son, of a messuage and croft in South Street, Dunstable, adjoining
Watlingstreet. Sunday before Michaelmas, 33 Edward I.
C. 603. Letters of attorney from Robert de Kent to Robert Seyntefey
and Robert de Padenhale, authorising them to deliver seisin to John de
Alveton, clerk, of lands, &c., in Retherfpld Pippard, Schiplake, and
Lachebroke. [13th century.]
C. 604. Grant by Stephen Payn, of the parish of St. Mary's in the
hundred of Hoc, to Robert Rede, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Pympe, esquire,
William Wodegate, John Ware, and John Fraunces, of the marsh called
' Fraunces Marsch," in the said parish of St. Mary's Hoo, adjoining the
marsh of the abbot and convent of Redyng, &c. Appointment of John
Palmere attorney to deliver seisin. 20 May, 7 Henry VII.
C. 605. Demise by Robert Chilterne, clerk, rector or warden of the
free chapel of Atteworth Cotell, to William Beaushyn, esquire, of the rents
and profits of the said chapel. The Annunciation, 27 Henry VI.
C. 606. Grant by Thomas Alynson, of Herdwyckewalle, within the
township of Wormellc, to Roger Alynson his brother, called Thomas, of
land in ' le Ware Slacke,' adjoining land of St. Mary of Tyddeswalle, within
the said township of Wormhill. The Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 3 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 607. Grant by John de Wederore, son and heir of John de
Wederore, of Dunstable, to Geoffrey Amyce, of Kenesworth, of lands in
the field of Kenesworth. Sunday after St. Augustine the Bishop,
G Edward III.
C. 608. Grant by John de Rede, painter, of Dunstable, to Nicholas
de Wilsamstede, of the same place, and Joan his wife, of land in the field
of Kenesworth at Depekoumbe. Dunstable, Monday, the feast of St. Luke
the Evangelist, 7 Edward III. Seal.
C. 609. Release by Richard Baynard and Richard Fox to John
Doveward and Robert Writle, of all their right in lands, &c., in Elmedon
and Cressehale, which the releasors had of the feofiment of William
Kynwelmerssh, William Berdewell, knight, John Wodehonse, John
Lancastre, and Robert Walton. 8 November, 4 Henry VI.
446
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Bedf.]
[Oxford.]
[Surrey.]
[N'hamp.]
[Bedf.]
[Herts.]
[Berks.]
[Bedf.]
[Herts.]
[N'hamp.]
[Salop ?.]
[Kent.]
Kent.
C. 610. Release by Thomas Bonel, of Stodham, to William, son of
John Bacer, called ' le Hwel,' of Dunstable, of all his right in lands, &c.,
in the vill and fields of Wybesnade (Whipsnade). Dunstable, Monday the
feast of St. Simon and St. Jude, 38 Edward III.
C. 611. Grant by James son of John le Parkere, of Bekele, to Simon
de Lodelawe, of land, &c., in Bekele, in a field called ' le Stable,' in
' le Sondifurlong,' upon ' le Knoll,' and in Polecroft. Bekele, Wednesday
the feast of All Saints, 14 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 612. Grant by John Wyt, citizen and cooper of London, to John
Drynkwater, of Peckham, of lands, &c., which the grantor had of the
feoffment of Thomas Gryme, son and heir of Geoffrey Gryme, of
Peckham aforesaid. Camberwell, 15 August, 7 Richard I.I.
C. 613. Demise by the Master and brethren of the House of the Holy
Trinity by Kingesthorp to Geoffrey Griffyn, of Esthaddon, chaplain, and
Henry Hulle, of the same place, of a messuage and curtilage in East
Haddon for their lives. Saturday before the Assumption, 15 Richard II.
C. 614. Grant by William Anable, of Dunstable, to Simon Wyls-
hamsted, of the same place, of lands, &c., in Dunstable, Houghton,
Kennesworth, and Kadyngdon. Dunstable, Monday after the Exaltation
of Holy Cross, 8 Henry V. Seal.
C. 615. Letters of attorney from Richard Faldrian, of Dudcote, to
Richard Waleys, authorising him to deliver seisin to William York, the
elder, of land in the field of West Acbourne. Didcot, 21 May
10 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 616. Grant by Simon Wilshamsted, of Dunstable, to Richard
Albone, William Anable, John Blount, and Simon Wythtawere, of the
same place, of lands, &c., in the vill and fields of Dunstable, Cadindon,
Kenesworth, Toternho, and Houghton Regis, with goods and chattels
therein. Dunstable, Sunday in the Octave of St. Stephen, 13 Richard II.
C. 617. Release by Joan Botyller, late the wife of John Botyller, of
Yelvertoft, to Sir Richard Bollesoveres, master of the House of the Holy
Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren and sisters of the same, of all
her right in lands, &c., in the vill and field of Kyngesthorp, which formerly
belonged to Master Ralph de Waldegrave, clerk, late warden of the said
house. Kingsthorp, Monday, the vigil of St. Thomas the Apostle,
46 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of entry of the within-written deed on the
Court Rolls of Kingsthorp, John Aubrey, bailiff, 47 Edward III.
C. 618. Grant by brother Stephen de Sorfrato, prior of Durhurst, to
William, called Rolf de Mora, of land in the west field of More,
in exchange for land in the east field. Witnesses : — Sir Valentine de
Tangeley, rector of the church of More, and others (named). Durhurst,
Wednesday in Whitsun week, 25 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
C. 619. Demise' by Walter Colpeper to Humfrey Heymor, of a
messuage and houses, &c., in the parish of Eastfarlegh, adjoining the land
of the prior and convent of Christchurch, Canterbury, for his life. Feast
of St. Simon and St. Jude, 10 Edward II.
C. 620. Grant by John Scot, knight, and Stephen Wolf, to Agnes
Kempe, widow, John Payn and William Hardyng, gentlemen, of two pieces
of land, one called ' Kyngesfeld,' alias ' Kyngescrofte,' in the parish of
Maydestone, the other called ' Bromefeld,' alias ' Frerynhell,' in the parisli
ofBoxle. Maidstone, 5 May, 3 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
447
[Bcdf.] C. 621. Grant by John Brekebech, son and heir of John Brekebech,
of Wybesnade, to William, son of John Bacer, called ' le Ilwel,' of Dun-
stable, and Thomas Bonel, of Stodham, of all his lands, &c. in Whipsnade.
Sunday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 37 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Warw. C. 622. Deed poll by which Robert Sampson grants that as soon as
Sir William de Bereford, knight, shall have enfeoffed him and Margery his
wife of the manor of Thorp Sampson, by fine to be levied with warranty
in the King's court, &c., the said Sir William shall be acquitted of a
recognizance for 500 marks. Witnesses : — Sir Henry de Scrop, Sir Henry
de Stanton, and others (named). Westminster, Monday, the feast of
St. Peter in Cathedra, 4 Edward II. Seal, imperfect.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Bench, Hilary term,
4 Edward II.
[Herts.] C. 623. Grant by William Blecchele to William de Wyshamsted, of
land in the field of Kensworth. Dunstable, Sunday after St. Bartholomew's
Day, 26 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 624. Indenture referring to a grant from John Smyth, butcher, of
Dunstable, to William Smyth, his son, of lands, &c. in Wipsnade ; providing
that the grant shall be in force if the purchase money is duly paid by
certain dates, otherwise to be invalid. Thursday, the vigil of the Epiphany,
6 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 625. Release by Henry de Fenton, clerk, to Sir Robert de Bures,
knight, and Hillary his wife, of all his right in lands, &c., in Aketon.
Acton, Sunday, the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 9 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 626. Release by Richard Lavereng to Henry Bere, of Beymystre,
of all his right in a messuage, &c., in the town of Bridport, in Stakelane,
adjoining a ditch called ' le Wyzdich,' &c. Witnesses : — William Hiche-
coke, Robert Budde, bailiffs, and others (named). Bridport, Monday after
St. George, 25 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 627. Grant by Thomas Wilyene, of Dunstable, to William Fullere,
William Syere, and Thomas Jacob, of the same place, of lands and tene-
ments, goods, and chattels, in the vill and fields of Dunstable and Cadyng-
don. Dunstable, Friday, the feast of St. James the Apostle, 1 1 Henry IV.
[Surrey.] C. 628. Grant by John de Wodeham, son and heir of Reginald
Wodeham, to John Bouelythe, of lands, &c., in the parish of Waybrigge,
called ' Henewaldesham.' Weybridge, 29 April, 46 Edward III.
[Line.] C. 629. Grant by John Bakere, of Greyby, to Agnes his daughter, of
a ridge of land lying at Hallgart. Greyby, Thursday before Michaelmas,
22 Edward III.
[Essex.] C. 630. Demise by John Marechal, of Walderne, to Robert Clype,
and Alice his wife, of the same parish, of a piece of land in Walderne.
Feast of St. Hilary, A.D. 1336.
[Bedf.] C. 631. Defeasance to a grant by William Smyth, of Dunstable, to
Nicholas Kyrkeham, Richard Lexham, Laurence Pycot, John Chevele,
Walter Blount, and John Bradewater, of lands, &c. in Wipsonade, Eyton,
and Totornho. The grant to be void on payment of 8/. 15*. by the grantor.
Whipsnade, Wednesday the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 8 Henry V. Seal.
448
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Suff.]
[Bcdf.]
[Berks.]
[Oxford.]
[Wilts.]
[Staff.]
[Glouc.]
[Warw.]
[Norf.]
[Bucks.]
Wilts.
C. 632. Grant by Walter Chonoy to Robert de Brissete, clerk, and
Joan his wife, of meadow land in the vill of Hestham, in a hamlet called
' Losse,' adjoining a lane called ' Peperislaue.' Hitcham, Monday after
Luke the Evangelist, 24 Edward I.
C. 633. Grant by William Smyth, of Dunstable, to Nicholas Kyrke-
ham, Richard Lexham, Laurence Pycot, John Chevele, Walter Blount, and
John Bradewater, of lands in Wipsonade, Eyton, and Totornho. Whipsnade,
Wednesday, the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 8 Henry V. Seal.
C. 634. Demise by Thomasine, late the wife of William de Elsefeld,
to Joan, late the wife of Thomas Barentyn, and Edmund Hamden, of all
her lands, &c., in Chalgvave, Berwykc, Westwyttenham, Gaugelnesden,
and Oxford, for the said Thomasine's life. Witnesses : — Baldwin de
Berford, William Lyle, knights, and others (named). Chalgrave, Monday
after Michaelmas, 1 Henry IV. Seal.
C. 635. Grant by John Chapman, of Maiieburgh, alias Cosyn, and
Joan his wife, to Thomas Henley, chapman, of the same place, and
Christina his wife, of a parcel of ground, &e., in Marlborough, with right
to take timber for supporting the west door-post in the house of the said
John. Witnesses: — Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, then lord of Marl-
borough, Thomas Keche, mayor of Marlborough, Richard le Trewe and
John Pellican, reeves, and others (named). Marlborough, feast of St.
Barnabas, 10 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
C. 636. Demise by Hugh Eggerton, esquire, to John Erdeley, of
Bignowe, Thomas Erdeley, of Talk, and Edmund Lond, of his coal mine of
Bignowe aforesaid, to work in the said mine with "toopykkes." 7 January,
5 Henry VII. English.
C. 637. Grant by Richard Langedon, John atte Broke, and William
Folko, of Harenliill, to John atte Cherche, of the same place, and Joan his
mother, of a piece of land in the parish of Harenhill, in a field called
•Forfeldy.' Hamhill, 9 April, 8 Henry V. Three seals, one imperfect,
C. 638. Release by Richard Hawe, of Solihull, to William atte
Birches, of the same place, of all his right in three fields in Solihull.
Saturday the vigil of Holy Trinity, 19 Edward II.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin.
C. 639. Grant by William son of William de Folbergh, of Srnal-
bergh, to Geoffrey Wyth, of a piece of land in Smalbergh aforesaid, in
exchange for land in the same place. Witnesses: — Reginald le Gros,
knight, and others (named). Smallburgh, Wednesday the Annunciation,
32 Edward I.
C. 640. Grant by John de Leycestre and Cecilia his wife, of
Wendovere, to Richard, son of William Lambyn, of the same place,
and Agnes, daughter of the grantors, of lands, &c., in Wendovere,
and meadow in 'le Kyngesmed.' Wendover, Sunday before Michaelmas,
6 Edward III.
C. 641. Release by William Yorke the elder, of London, merchant,
and William Mille, of Ramesbury, Wilts, to John Ewyn, of Draycote, in
the same county, yeoman, of all their right in a messuage and land in the
vill and fields of Baddebury and Baddehamwyke. Witnesses : — Roger
Tokketes, knight, John Willeby, knight, and others (named). Badde-
bury, 22 March, 1 5 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
449
Kent. C. 642. Grant by William Spencer, citizen and tailor of London, to
Richard Hayman, citizen and barber of the same, Master Robert Blakwall,
one of the King's Masters in Chancery, Thomas Nutsoii, citizen and draper
of London, and John Payne, of Melbourne, iu the county of Cambridge,
gentleman, of lands, &c., in the parish of Hese (Hayes), to the use of the
said Richard Hayman for life, and after his death to the use of his
daughter Katherine Hayman for life, and the heirs of her body, and
in default, to the uses of the will of the said Richard Hayman. 21 June,
11 Henry VII.
[York.] q. 643. Release by Cecilia, late the wife of Robert de Wambwelle, to
William del Hille, of Thurleston, in the parish of Penyston, of all her right
in lands, &c., which the said Robert de Wambwell had in Thurleston afore-
said. Thurleston, St. Nicholas Day, 1332.
Montg. C. 644. Deed of sale by Owin ap Llewiun ap Jenan, of Commeyvedo,
co. Montgomery, to Thomas ap Hoellap Jenan ap Gruffyth, of Arthgelynyn
Veghaw, in the same county, for 31., of a close called ' Raeyr Havotty," in
Commeyvedo, lying between places called ' Nantyr Heugom ' and ' Moel
Ortho.' 1 August, 7 Elizabeth. Signed.
Endorsed : Memorandum of possession being delivered.
[Sorners.] C. 645. Grant by Richard Paveley, lord of Fairhok, and Elizabeth
his wife, to John Gawter, of Bekyngton, Isolda his wife, Thomas Payn, of
Rode, and Eleanor his wife, John, son of John Gawter, and William, son of
Thomas Payn, of a fulling-mill, &c., called ' Stoppelmulle,' in the parish of
Laverlon, to hold, as to one moiety for the lives of the said John Gawter,
Isolda, Thomas and Eleanor, with remainder to the said John the son, and
Thomas Payn, and as to the other moiety, for the lives of the grantors.
Fairhoke, Monday after Michaelmas, 8 Henry V. Seal, and fragment of
seal.
[Dorset.] C. 646. Demise by John Tynkelden, elder son of Thomas Tynkelden,
of Bridport, to the said Thomas Tynkelden, and Christina Tyse his wife,
of all his property in a piece of land, with a house, &c., in South street,
Bridport, for their4ives. Witnesses : — Walter Hasard, John Hayward,
bailiffs, and others (named). Bridport, Monday after St. George the Martyr,
1 1 Richard II.
Kent. Q. 647. Grant by Richard Faunte to John Standon, citizen and
currier of London, and Margery his wife, Thomas Brekyl, of the same city,
mercer, and Nicholas Hyne, of the same, currier, of a messuage and
garden in the town of Middelton. Milton, Monday after St. Mark,
6 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Bedf. C. 648. Grant by John Trought, Richard Lexham, and Laurence
Herts. Pycot, of Dunstable, to Simon Sare, Thomas Bygood, the younger, and
Hugh Walssh, of lands, &c., in Dunstable and Kennesworth. Dunstable,
12 June, 12 Henry VI. Three seals, one imperfect.
[Sussex.] C. 649. Grant by William, son and heir of Thomas de la Smytthe
to John de Ifeld, of a croft of land in the parish of Ifeld, adjoining the
highway leading from Prestewode to Cherlewode. Ifeld, Sunday after
St. Matthias the Apostle, 6 Edward II.
[Devon.] C. 650. Release by Richard Pestor, rector of the church of Wyde-
worthy, to Richard Damarle, son of Nicholas Damarle, of all his right
in lands, &c., at More Cokkysheyghes and Wyllampton. The dean of
the deanery of Honiton affixed the official seal at the personal request of
Pestor. Wyllampton, Friday after St. Margaret the Virgin. 12 Richard II.
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[Norf.] C. 651. Release by William Raulyns, alias William Leef, of Smal-
bergh, to Koger Shirreve, clerk, of all his right in lauds, &c., in Smalburgh.
Monday after St. Mark the Evangelist. 5 Henry V.
[Heref.] C. 652. Grant by Peter le Kodsale, to Sir Richard de Hynton,
chaplain, William le Kodsale and Hugh le Harpere, of all his lands, &c.,
in Welynton. Wellington, Tuesday after St. Andrew the Apostle,
41 Edward III.
Middx. C. 653. Grant by Thomas Spencer, pouchmaker, of London, to Robert
Eland and Elias Iveray, of the same city, of land in the parish of Steben-
hith, by Brokestrete, adjoining the land of the said Elias in Chirchefeld.
Stepney, 26 March, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 654. Grant by Nicholas, sou of Reginald Smith (Fabr'), of
Berkeswell, to Agnes, late the wife of John Barry, of the same place, of
land adjoining the road leading from Berstone to Coventry. Berkeswelle,
Tuesday, Michaelmas Day, 16 Edward II.
[Wilts.] C. 655. Grant by Thomas, rector of the church of Froxefelde, Robert
le Chamberleyn, and John Brian to William le Chamberleyn, of 'laRugge,'
and Joan his wife, of lands, &c., in ' la Rugge,' Teterugge and Froxfield.
Witnesses: — Hildebrand de London, knight, and others (named). La
Rugge, Monday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 22 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 656. Grant by Alan de Hanvile to Walter de Nortone and Joan
his wife, of a croft called ' Dame Evecroft,' in Godyngeflode, and a piece
of a croft adjacent, which Matilda le Felun formerly held. Godyngeflode,
Thursday before Christmas day, 10 Edward II.
[York.] C. 657. Release by Robert, son and heir of John de Covelegh, to Sir
John de Stonore, knight, of all his right in land and meadow in Hembury,
Cherleton, and Westbury, which Robert's said father held. Hembury,
14 April, 3 Edward III.
[Warwick.] C. 658. Grant by John de Buckemor, chaplain, to Richard de
Kyngton, parson of the church of Sheldon, William de Hampton, chaplain,
and John Buckemor, of Solihull, of lands, &c., in Solihull. Monday
after Easter, 9 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 659. Grant by John Brounyng, of Marlborough, to William
Gybbes, of Chuseldene, and Alice his wife, of messuages, lands, &c., in
Marlburgh. Witnesses : — Robert Russel, constable, Nicholas le Taillour,
mayor, and others (named). Marlborough, Saturday after the Close of
Easter, 19 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] C. 660. Grant by John Norton, of Borden, Peter Dingley, clerk, and
John Bole, of Middleton, tanner, to John Standon, Margery Standon his
wife, Thomas Brestell, and Nicholas Hyne, of four messuages and a garden,
&c., in Middleton. Milton, 23 April, 6 Edward IV. Fragments of two
seals.
Kent. C. 661. Letters of attorney from Richard Cowper and John Cowper,
of Gynge Mountenay, Essex, to Thomas London, of Higham, authorising
them to deliver seisin to Robert Swayn and Thomas Bewflowre, of the
same place, of lands, &c., in Higham aforesaid. 12 January, 37 Henry VI.
Seal.
Berks. C. 662. Demise by John Wyhames, prior of the Hospital of St. John
the Baptist of Lechlade, in the county of Gloucester, and the brethren of
the same, to John Patyn, Joan his wife, and Richard their son, of a tenement
called ' Prioruscort ' in Beruscot for their lives. Chapter House of the said
Hospital, 28 Henry VI.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
451
[Heref.] C. 663. Grant by Roger Mervin to Adam do la Calne, clerk, of meadow
land in Welintun lying below ILiywei, between the meadow of William Sadoc
and Stephen Rcstud, in one year, and the meadow of Nicholas Mervin and
the said Restud in the other year, extending upon Heidig. [13th century.]
[Essex.] C. 664. Grant by Edmund le Botiler, of Sowt Hanwefekl, to John le
Brun, of the same place, and Cristiana his wife, of 9 acres of common heath
in the parish of Sowt Hnndwefeld (South Hanningfield), adjoining land
called 'Dodemanneswelle.' Witnesses : — Sir Hugh le Blount, Sir Ralph de
Hemenhale, knights, and others (named). South Haningfleld, Ascension
Day, 20 Edward I.
[Dorset.] C. 665. Grant by Roger Barry, son and heir of Robert Barry, of
Bridport, to Peter Cukeraul and Petronilla his wife, of a tenement in
East Street, Bridport. Monday after St. George, 15 Edward II. Seal.
[Staff.] C. 666. Demise by Thomas le Hore, of Elmedon, to John Popelday,
vicar of the church of Womburn, of lauds, &c., in Womburn and Ovcrton.
Wombm-n, 20 April, 46 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 667. Grant by Richard Beauchamp, knight, lord of St. Amand's,
Robert Wylloughby, knight, lord Broke, Walter Hungerford, knight,
Thomas Blunte, knight, Edward Croftes, Richard Fetiplace, Thomas
Fetiplace, esquires, and John Michell, of Calston, to Edward Darell,
knight, and Joan his wife, of the manors of Litelcote, Knyghton, and
Thrope by Ramesbury. Appointment of George Coke and John Harold
attornies to deliver seisin. Witnesses: — John Cheyne, knight, Christopher
Wroughton, knight, John Seymour, knight, Maurice Barow, knight, Robert
Beynard, esquire. 18 September, 13 Henry VII. Two seals, and frag-
ment of seal.
Kent. C. 668. Grant by Richard Hayman, citizen and barber of London,
Thomas Hayman, cutler, and Thomas Nutson, draper, citizens of
London, to William Spencer, citizen and tailor of London, of lands, &c. ,
in the parish of Hese (Hayes), which formerly belonged to John Hever,
deceased. 20 June, 11 Henry VII. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 669. Grant by John son of Rondulf de Beche, of Berkeswell, to
Agnes, late the wife of John Barry, of the same place, of land in the
territory of Berkeswell. Tuesday the feast of St. Matthew, 10 Edward II.
[Kent.] C. 670. Indenture of sale from John Crudde, of Speldherst, to John
Broker, of Hevere, of lands, &c., in the parishes of Hevere and Bradsted,
with conditions as to payment of purchase money, &c. 20 November
34 Henry VI. Seal.
[Devon.] C. 671. Demise by William Mounfort to William Caunton of a tenement
with a ' palatium ' adjacent in Southton Dartmouth. Southton Dartmouth,
3 November, 7 Henry VI.
Notts. C. 672. Grant by John Clugh, chaplain, Henry Doker, of ,
and Thomas Warde, of the same place, at the request of Agnes Coke, of
Westretford, late the wife of Roger [Coke], to Robert Coteler, of Wellom
(Wellow ?), of lands and tenements in Clareburgh, Wellom and Tylne.
Appointment of John Berege attorney to deliver seisin. Clareburgh,
8 January, . . Henry VII. Damaged.
Bucks. C. 673. Release by Walter Frere, of Wycombe, to Walter Sywet, of
the same place, of all his right in lands, curtilage, &c., in the borough of
Wycombe. Witnesses : — Richard Kele, mayor of Wycombe, Richard
Prynce and Thomas Barbour, bailiffs of the same, and others (named).
Wycombe, Sunday after Corpus Christi, 10 Richard II.
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[Wilts.]
[Kent.]
Kent.
JkTks.
[Oxford.]
[Warw.]
Surrey.
Dorset.
Surrey.
Kent.
[Dorset.]
[Norf.]
C. 674. Grant by William Saxton, late of Throckleston, in the county
of .Southampton, and Anne his wife, to Thomas Haughton, clerk, rector of
the parish church of Ludgarsale, of a messuage in Ludgershall, and land
called ' Ouplangland,' in the fields of Ludgershall, also a messuage in
Buddesden, and lund in the fields of the same place called ' Mangcorne
Fild.' Appointment of John Bondy and Christopher Mayclenwell attomies
to deliver seisin. Witnesses: — Thomas Mathews, vicar of Estgarston,
and others (named). 15 October, 20 Henry VIII. Two seals.
C. 675. Grant by Robert Gylnot, of the parish of Harnhill, to Thomas
Mentyll, the elder, of the, same place, of land in the said parish of Hernhill.
in a [field] called ' Blowarys,' adjoining a street called ' Brokestrete,' and
the brook of the demesne of Graveiie. Heruhill, 26 December, 37 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
C. 676. Letters of attorney from William Cheyne, one of the justices of
the King's Bench, William Ferrers, and Edmund Wynchyngham, to
William Hane, authorising him to deliver seisin to Roger Fenys, knight,
Richard Wakeherst, and Thomas Baynden of the manors of Hevere
Cobham, and Hevere Brokays, together with lands, &c., in the parishes of
Hevere and Chidyngstone. 8 December, 2 Henry VI.
C. 677. Demise by William Yorke, citizen of London, to Thomas
Saweer, of a mead called ' Clobborsys ' in Westhakebourne. 26 September,
1 Edward IV. English.
C. 678. Letters of attorney from John Hampton, chaplain, of Stanlake,
to John Payn, of the same place, to deliver seisin to John Rede, of London,
of lands, Ike.., in the vills of More and Stanlake. 10 May, 4 Henry V.
C. 679. Grant by Richard Hawe, of Solihull, to William atte Birches,
of the same place, of three fields in Solihull. Tuesday after the Purifi-
cation, 16 Edward II.
C. 680. Release by William Kaylok, of Hakeney, Middlesex, and
Joan his wife, daughter and heiress of Alice Richard, sister of Robert
Richard, formerly of Peccham in the parish of Camerwell, to John Drynk-
water, of the same place, of all their right in a messuage and garden in
Peccham. Peckham, 16 April, 5 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
C. 681. Demise by Gregory Merleburgh and Joan his wife, to Thomas
Neuton and Thomas Neuton his son, of a piece of land in South Street,
Bridport. Witnesses: — William Bouley and John Sterre, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). Bridport, Monday before the Conception,
12 Henry VI.
C. 682. Release by Margery Hill, late of London, widow, to William
Standon, one of the King's grooms of the crown, of all her right in lauds,
&c., in Micheham, Surrey, 01- elsewhere in the county of Kent. 20 February,
3 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
C. 683. Grant by John Swopere, of Stoke Abbas, to John Querdeleon,
and Edith his wife, of a messuape in East Street, Bridporl, adjoining
' Kyllyngeslane.' Witnesses : — William Hichecoke, John Lomb, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). Bridport, Monday after St. Mary Magdalene,
32 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 684. Release by William, perpetual vicar of Dilham, and Robert
Carman, of Tuustede, to Sir Olyver Wyth, knight, of all their right in
lands, &c., in Worthstede and Dilham. Smalbergh, Monday before the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 15 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
453
[York.] C. 685. Grant by Laurence de Burton, to Baldewin del Hill, of the
toft with a messuage in Thurleston, which he bought of Thomas del Holdfeld.
Thurleston, vigil of St. Laurence the Martyr, A.D. 1299.
[Kent.] C. 686. Grant by Eichard, son of John Smyth, of Testane, to Roger
Smyth, of the same plarfe, and Joan his wife, of all his share of a tenement,
&c., in the parish of Testoii aforesaid, adjoining land called ' Buddisfeld.'
Teston, Wednesday in the feast of Pentecost, 30 Edward III.
Herts. • C. 687. Grant by William Bukbrigge, clerk, and John Josep, chaplain,
to Elizabeth, late the wife of Edward Kendale the younger, knight, of their
manor of Maidecroft, for her life, with remainder to William Croyser in
fee. Witnesses : — Sir Reginald Grey, lord of Rutthyn, Gerard Braibrook,
John Traily, Thomas Fittelyng, knights, and others (named). Maidecroft,
Monday after Holy Trinity, 50 Edward III. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Bedf. C. 688. Grant by Walter Andrew, of Duustable, to John Trought,
Herts. Richard Lexham, and Laurence Pycot, of the same place, of lands, tene-
ments, goods, and chattels, in the vills and fields of Dunstable and Kennes-
worth. Dunstable, Thursday the feast of St. Giles the Abbot, 6 Henry V.
fragment of se.al.
[Warw.] C. 689. Grant by Agnes, daughter of John le Sawyere, of Berkeswell,
to John, son of Richard Barry, the elder, her uncle, of land in Berkeswelle,
adjoining the heath called ' le Horleye.' Berkeswelle, Sunday after Hilary,
28 Edward I.
[Berks.] C. 690. Grant by Nicholas Wolfruth to Adam Brende, and Alice his
wife, of land in the field of Baletstone at ' le Harvesthede,' with a hedge
growing between the premises and land which Richard de Polhampton,
knight, granted to Robert West. Ingkepenne, Sunday after St. Barnabas
the Apostle, 40 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 691. Grant by William Potkyn, of Sevenoke, Kent, to John Sedley,
one of the clerks of the King's Exchequer, of a tenement called ' Hertys,'
with another tenement annexed, in the parish of Sevenoaks aforesaid,
except one ' day werke ' in the said tenement called ' Hertys,' and one
' daywerke ' in Batfeld. Sevenoaks, 2 October, 4 Henry VII. Seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 692. Demise by Master Ralph de Waldegrave, Master of the
House of St. David without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, to
John Chapman, of Easthaddon, and Alice his wife, after the decease of
Matilda Hulle, of Esthaddon, of a messuage in East Haddon. Thursday
the Ascension Day, 31 Edward III. fragment of seal.
[Kent] C. 693. Grant by Peter Dyngele, vicar of the church of Middleton,
to John Standon, citizen and tanner of London, and Margery his wife,
Thomas Cartere, and Nicholas Hyne, citizens and tanners of London,
and William Bole, of Milton aforesaid, of a messuage in the town of
Milton, adjoining a lane called ' Yeldhallestrete.' Milton, 29 November,
33 Henry VI.
[Dorset.] C. 694. Demise by Walter Sprot, of Waye Rowand, to Philip Soydon,
of Weymouth, of all his arable lands and two tenements, viz., a grange and
cowhouse, in Waye Rowand. Monday before Michaelmas, 44 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 695. Grant by Katherine, late the wife of John Andrew, of
Dunstable, to Simon Bakster and Simon Whyttawer, of the same place, of
all her lauds, &c. in Dunstable. Sunday after Michaelmas, 14 Richard II.
Seal.
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[York.] C. 696. Grant by Robert de Till to Thomas Belle, of 8 ridges of
land, and meadows adjacent, in Cothewrthe (Cudwortli), part in ' le North-
feld,' abutting on ' le Northesikes ' at Schafton Turncschaw, and on the
way leading from Brereley towards Carleton, part upon 'le Lougclay,'
abutting on 'le Brodeyng' and ' le Toftegate.' [13th century.]
[Surrey.] C. 697. Grant by Robert Michelot, of Camerwelle, to William do
Pateshulle, of the same place, and Eemina his wife, of land in Camberwcll,
which Ingolph de Preston gave to Eleanor the grantor's mother, in the
parish of St. Giles's, Camberwell; also land in the field called ' Estlange-
down,' which formerly belonged to Matilda de Stanewell. Sunday after
St. Philip and St. James, 28 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 698. Grant by Henry Bernard, of Deptford, Kent, and Alice his
wife, late the wife of Robert Ricard, formerly of Peckham, Surrey, to
William Wyt, of Peckham aforesaid, of lands, &c., in Peckham in the
parish of Camberwell, being the said Alice's dower in the said Robert
Ricard's lands. 15th February, 1 Henry V.
[Warw.] C. 699. Grant by Richard Toyt, of Solihull, to John son of Ralph
de Gardino of the same place, of land with a house in Solihull, which the
grantor held of Sir William de Oddingele. Solihull, Saturday before
St. George the Martyr, 29 Edward I.
[Bedf.] C. 700. Grant by Richard Lexham, Laurence Pycot, John Chevele,
Walter Blount, and John Bradwater, to William Smyth, of Dunstable, of
lands, &c., in Wipsnade, Eyton, and Toturnho. Whipsnade, 2 January,
9 Henry V. Two seals.
[Devon.] C. 701. Grant by Richard Martin to William Tayl, and Joan his wife,
of messuages, lands, &c., in Tavystoke. Saturday after St. Peter in
Cathedra, 2 Henry V.
[Warw.] C. 702. Grant by Robert atte Orchart, chaplain, to John son of
William atte Birches, of a croft of land in Solihull, at 'le Orchart.'
Solihull, Monday after St. James the Apostle, 18 Edward III. Seal,
imperfect.
[Warw.] C. 703. Release by John de Blosmovill. of Solihull, to Richard atte
Shawe, of the same place, of all his right in two fields, one called
'Longemor,' the other 'le parsoneslond,' in Solihull, adjoining land called
' le Petlond,' in one croft and meadow called ' le Conyhurst,' in a certain
way lying between their respective lands, and in a certain ditch. Solihull,
Saturday after St. Peter ad Vincula, 16 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 704. Release by Thomas Cagge, of Eyton, to Laurence Pycot and
John Skynnere, of Dunstable, of all his right in lands, &c., in the vill and
fields of Wypsonade, which they had of the feoffment of John Todvngdon,
of Whipsnade. 4 January, 10 Henry VI. Seal.
[Oxford;?] C. 705. Grant by Ralph Pyppard to John de Kent, son of Hugh de
Keyworth, and Emma his wife, of a right of way over his demesne for all
kinds of animals, without damage to the grantor's crops, from the land of
Selegrave to the land which formerly belonged to Robert the Clerk : the
way beginning in the valley of 'la Hyde' to the land of Selegrave, running
behind the new sheep-walk" to Cherdesleydene, and through the middle of
Cherdesleydene to the said land which formerly belonged to Robert the
Clerk. Witnesses :— Sir John Dayrell, clerk, John de Trumpton, steward,
and others (named). [13th century.]
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Bedf. C. 706. Grant by John Pygot, of Abynclon, co. Cambridge, woolman,
Herts. John Doget and John Bernard, of Dunstable, to William Cantelowe,
citizen and knight of London, and Elizabeth his wife, of lands, tenements,
&c., in the vills and fields of Dunstable, Houghton Regis, Toturnho,
Eyton, Wypsenade, Kennesworth, Cadyngedon, and Stodeham. Dunstable,
20 September, 1 Edward IV.
[Norf.] C. 707. Grant by Peter Botzoun, of Wyssingsete, knight, to Sir
Geoffrey Wyth, knight, of the advowson of the church of Yelvertone.
Witnesses : — Sir Robert Banyard, Sir Edward Charles, Sir Thomas Bavent,
Sir William de Calthorp, Sir Robert de Ingelose, knights, and others
(named). Yelvertone, Tuesday the feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop,
17 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 708. Letters of attorney from William Hychecok, of Malmysbery,
son and heir of William Hychecok, late of Brideport, to John Olyver and
John Howman, authorising them to deliver seisin to William Olyver,
of Bridport, of a parcel of land in Bridport by ' Kyllyngislane,' called
'Morthay.' Wednesday the vigil of the Ascension, 23 Henry VI. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 709. Grant-by Dame Amice, late the wife of Sir John de Calthorp,
knight, to Sir William Calthorp, knight, and Sybilla his wife, of a yearly
rent of 20 marks, allotted as dower for the said Sybilla out of the grantor's
manor of Smalburge, Dilham, Boston, Berton, and Staleham. Witnesses : —
William Pastone, of Pastone, and others (named). Brunhamthorp,
Monday after the Conception, 3 Henry V.
[Essex.] C. 710. Grant by Walter son of Wido de Bruera, of Hatfeld Regis,
to Richard his son, of land in Hatfeld, in a field called ' le Mochelehidleye."
[13th century.]
York. C. 711. Grant by William, vicar of the church of Reston, and William
de Notion, to Dionisia, late the wife of Thomas Belle, of Cotheworth, of
lands, &c., in Cudworth, for her life, with remainder to Thomas, son of
William Belle, and the heirs of his body. Cudworth, Wednesday the feast
of All Souls, 8 Edward III.
Underwritten : Memorandum that the said Dionisia had received livery
of seisin.
[York.] C. 712. Grant by Robert son of Matthew de Osprynge, to Richard
his son, of all the demesne in the moors, wastes, and pastures within
the boundaries of Hunschelf, Snodenhil, Byrcheworth, and Langeley, that
is to say, between Litteldon and Mickeldon. [13th century.]
[Bedf.] C. 713. Grant by William Chapel (de Capclld), of Dunstable, to
Bartholomew Nicholas, of the same place, of a piece of land in the
curtilage of his tenement in South Street, Dunstable. St. Mary's day in
March, 22 Edward I. Seal.
[Wore.] C. 714. Grant by Walter Hunt, of Wolferton, and Agnes his wife, to
Thomas Messyngere, of Hynton, of their great close, &c., in Stolton within
the manor of Waddebergh, lying in ' le Hethe-ende,' between a close called
' Oldecroft ' and a field called ' Stoltonfeld,' adjoining a lane called ' Hethen
lane", extending to Clementes Close. Stolton, 18 March, 19 Edward IV.
Two seals.
Kent. C. 715. Grant by Richard Heyman, citizen and barber of London,
Master Robert Blakwall, one of the King's Masters in Chancery, Thomas
Nutford, citizen and draper of London, and John Payne, of Mylborne, co.
Cambridge, gentleman, to John Caunton, citizen and hurer of London, and
Katherine his wife, John Petley, of Downe, Kent, yeoman, William Degorjp,
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grocer, Edward Bellowe, ' hattermarchaunt,' and Richard Lunllcy,
hurer, citizens of London, of land and tenements, £c., in tlie parishes of
Hesc (Hayes), Westwiklmm, and Westerham, which formerly belonged to
John Hevere, of Hayes aforesaid. Appointment of Thomas Shot, of Hayes,
husbandman, attorney to deliver seisin. Hayes, 6 July, 14 Henry VII.
Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 716. Release by Agnes, late the wife of Henry de Heylesdon, to
Sir William de Calethorp, knight, of nil her right in the homages and
services of Robert Waryn, of Sithyngge, Richard, son of Henry Jordon,
John Sywars, Roger, son of Thomas Feraunt, all of Sithyngge aforesaid,
Roger Sadoun, of Kirkestede, Thomas Noble, of Langhale, Simon, son of
Stephen Longere, of Langeleye, chaplain, and Nicholas Huyre, of Borgh,
freehold tenants of the said William in Seething and Mnndham. Seething,
Sunday after St. Mark the Evangelist, 1 Edward III.
[Devon.] C. 717. Grant by John Montfort, of Dertemouth, to William Hoper,
John Fayrewedere, William Everard, chaplains, and Robert Parkyn, of all
his messuages, lands, &c., in Clifton Dertemouth and Sowthton Dertemouth
together with all his goods and chattels; with a condition that they should
reconvey at his request, &c. Clifton Dertemouth, Monday before St. John
ante Portam Latinam, 22 Richard II. Fragments of four seals.
[Warw.] C. 718. Demise by John le Palmere, of Fraunkton, to Richard the
Tailor (Cissori), of the same place, and Isolda his wife, of a cottage and
curtilage and land in Frankton aforesaid, part lying below Fulput, part
upon ' le Crestlond,' for their lives. Frankton, Sunday the feast of the
Holy Innocents, 14 Edward II.
[York.] C. 719. Grant by Clarice, daughter of Adam son of Richard le
Bercher, to William, son of Thomas Bell, of Cothewortb, of a moiety of an
acre of land in Cudworth, upon ' le Caulwellandes,' abutting on Caulwell
Moor and Foshome Brook, upon Wetelay, &c. [13th century.]
[York.] C. 720. Grant by Matthew del Hill, of Thurleston, to William del
Hill, of the same place, of land in the field called ' Ornethweyt ' adjoining
the stream of Ornethweit. [13th century.]
Staff. C. 721. Grant by Urian Eggerton, parson of the church of Haselwall,
Chcsh. James Boltou, late vicar of the church of Audelej, Richard Weston, vicar
of the church of Madeley, and John Yonge, to Hugh Eggerton, esquire, and
Margaret his wife, and'the heirs male of the body of the said Hugh, of the
manor of Chetulton, with lands, &c., belonging thereto, together with
messuages, lands, &c., in Rownall Foorde and Uncote, and a messuage, <fcc.,
in Ipstones, and a room with a buttery and pantry annexed, which the
said Hugh had newly built between the hall and kitchen of his house
within the demesne of Madeley ; also of the manor of Smalwode, with
lands, &c., and a pasture called ' Ladywode,' and another pasture called
' Lucas Haywode,' which the grantors held together with William More,
parson of the church of Mocleston, and Richard Walker, vicar of the church
of Webnury (Wybunbury). Appointment of Thomas Smyth, of Betley,
attorney to deliver seisin. Witnesses : — John Maynwaryng and Robert
Fulleshurst, knights, and others (named). Chetulton (CjieUen ?), '
16 March, 19 Edward IV. Fragments of four seals.
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Dorset. C. 722. Grant by John'Kynemere, son and heir of John Kynemere,
to Robert Hoggesworthespyte, of a tenement and curtilage in East Street,
Bridport. Witnesses : — William Quarel, John Snau, bailiffs of Bridport,
and others (named). Bridport, Monday the feast of St. Scholastica,
11 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
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[Kent.] C. 723. Release by Thomas Wyke, Laurence atte Wode, Henry Dyn,
and John Bertyn, of Maydeston, to William Cheyne, of Westmallynge, of
nil their right I:L a messuage iu which Simon Hulle, of Maidstone, formerly
lived, and in lands, &c., in the parishes of Maidstone and Boxele, which
formerly belonged to Simon Halle, in a meadow adjoining a lane called
' Wylstoneslane,' and the high road from Maidatone to Boxley ; also in two
pieces of land called ' Brokhole ' und ' Kyngiscroft,' in the parish of Maid-
stone, and in land at Frerenhell, in the parish of Boxley. 4 April,
8 Henry IV.
[Wilts.] C. 724. Grant by William, son of Laurence Bron, of Marleberg, to
John Brounyng, son of the late John Brounyng, of Marlborough, of a plot
of laud in High Street, Marlborough. Witnesses: — Robert Russell,
constable of Marlborough Castle, Nicholas le Taillour, mayor of Marl-
borough, and others (named). Friday after St. Matthias the Apostle,
19 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] C. 725. Grant by Guy Fairfax, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Urswyk,
Recorder of London, William Porte, esquire, and William Norton, esquire, in
pursuance of the will of Anne, late the wife of John Martyn, late one of the
Justices of the Common Bench, to John Martyn, younger son of the said
John Martyn, of the manor of Dergate in the parish of Harnell (Hernhill),
and lands, Ac., in the same parish ; also of a tenement in the parish of
Bocton under le Blerie (Boughton-under-Blean). Appointment of John
Tumour and John Chaundeller attornies to deliver seisin. 20 February,
4 Edward IV. Seal, and fragment of a seal.
[Bucks.] C. 726. Grant by Thomas de Lasale, of Monk's Riseburg, to William
Quenterel of land in Risborough aforesaid, lying upon ' la Broke,' being the
headland (forera) of a furlong called 'la Donee." [13th century.]
[Middx.] C. 727. Release by Richolda, late the wife of William de Basinges,
late citizen of London, to James Beauflour, citizen of the same city, of all
her right in a piece of land, &c., in the field of Stebenhuth (Stepney),
adjoining the highway of Chapelstrate. London, Wednesday the vigil of
St. Thomas the Apostle, 12 Edward II. Seal.
Sussex. C. 728. Grant by William Natle to William a Neston, John Zelling,
and John Jakelyng of lands, &c., in the parish of Walderne and Hethfeld,
and of other land. Waldron, feast of Pentecost, 26 Henry VI.
Damaged.
[York.] C. 729. Grant by John, son of Hugh le Nodder, of Brerelay, to
Richard del Werk, of Erdeslay, of a yearly rent of 2s. Qd. in Cutheworth,
out of a moiety of a messuage and out of land in Cudworth, and of 12d.
and I8d. yearly rent out of the other moiety of the said messuage, and out
of other land in the same place. Holy Innocents' Day, 15 Edward III.
[Staff.] C. 730. Grant by James, son of Sir Nicholas de Audeleyge, to John
de Hawkeston, of a plot of land in the fee of Audley, called ' le Bowhay,'
between land called ' Walschemonesfold ' and the land of Adam de
Cestertone, together with a piece of land called ' Knuttenemor.' Holeyge
Castle, Saturday after St. Augustine, 6 Edward III.
[ ] C. 731. Bond of William Tayle to John Tayle, his brother, for 101.
sterling. Friday after Michaelmas, 13 Henry VI. Defeasance endorsed.
[Wore.] C. 732. Demise by Thomas, Earl of Ormond, to William a Penne, of
Harborow, yeoman, of a parcel of land lying in the wastes of the lordship
of Hagley and Clent, on both sides of the brook called ' Stakyubroke,' from
the Hoore stone to the nether end of the land of Thomas Cofi'ton
with fishings, &c., belonging. 10 February, 15 Henry VII. English.
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[Line.] C. 733. Demise by Richard Foulere, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, to William Whorewode, the elder, and William Whorewode, the
younger, of the demesne lands, &c., of the manor of Horsyngdon.
16 January, 12 Edward IV. English.
[Dorset.] C. 734. Grant by William Ekerdon, clerk, and Robert Veel, to
Humfrey Stafford, the elder, knight, Robert More, John Frompton, John
Heryng, Walter Byngham, clerk, Adam Norton, clerk, Peter Builly, clerk,
Thomas Cole, of Waymouth, and William Ricard, of burgages, lands, and
tenements in Mclcombe Regis. Witnesses : — Ivo fitz Wareyn and Robert
Latymer, knights, and others (named). 14 March, 12 Henry IV. Two
seals.
Chesb. C. 735. Grant by Un'an Eggerton, parson of the church of Haselwall,
James Bolton, late vicar of the church of Audeley, Richard Weston, vicar of
the church of Maudeley, and John Yonge, feoffees of Hugh Egerton, esquire,
to John Eggertcn, son and heir of the said Hugh, and Alice his wife, daughter
of John Gresley, knight, and the heirs male of the body of the said John,
of land?, &c., in Hashulwall, except the wood there, and except a moiety
of the advowson of Hashulwall Church ; and also grant of a messuage and
lands in Newbolt, and three other messuages in the same vill, one of which
the grantors held with William Wore, parson of the church of Mocleston,
and Richard Walker, vicar of the church of Webunbery, deceased.
Appointment of Thomas Smyth, of Betley, and Richard Brassyngton
attornies to deliver seisin. Witnesses : — John Maynwaryng, John Bromley,
and Robert Fulleshurst, knights, and others (named). 20 December,
18 Edward IV. Fragments of three seals.
[Surrey.] C. 736. Letters of attorney from John Drynkewater, of Pekhain,
Surrey, to Richard Skynner, authorising him to deliver seisin to Thomas
Owgham,' vicar of the parish church of Camberwell, of land enclosed within
hedges in the parish of Camberwell, between a field called ' Estlongedowne '
and the highway from Pekham to Camberwell. 8 December, 38 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
Kent. C. 737. Grant by Richard Brown, of the parish of St. Mary's in the
hundred of Hoo, to William Halton, late of Rochester, gentleman, of four
parcels of land in the parish of St. Mary's aforesaid, part lying in Upper -
trynte, containing 16 'daywercs' of land, adjoining the land of Henry
Ferrers, knight, part at Northmyldowne, part in the field called ' Water-
lokkys' at Wyngate. St. Mary's Hoo, 10 February, 13 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
Staff. C. 738. Grant by John Egerton, of Wrymhill, esquire, to Master
' Salop. Richard Delves, clerk, Master Robert Foulehurst, clerk, John Aston,
Chesh. knight, John Harcourt, William Chetwyn, John Cotes, and Humfrey Hill,
of his manors of Wrymhill, Chedilton, Haselwall, and Caldey, also of
lands, &c., in the counties of Stafford, Salop, and Chester, except lands
assigned to Eleanor, the grantor's wife, by way of jointure, and except
a burgage tenement in Newcastle-under-Lyme, to hold on the trusts of a
schedule annexed. Appointment of John Brassyngton and Hugh Brenner
attornies to deliver seisin. 28 May, 7 Henry VIII.
Schedule annexed : The above feoffees were to stand possessed of the
premises (over the value of 40Z.), to the use of the grantor for life, and
after his decease to pay annuities to his wife and his daughter Isabella,
to his bastard sons Robert, John, and Richard, to William Eggerton, of
Batteley, and to John Brassyngton ; and subject thereto to the use of the
heirs male of the grantor's body, with limitations over in favour of his
brothers, and the heirs male of their bodies. English.
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[Sussex?] C. 739. Grant by Robert Crop to Marion Bourswain, of pieces of land
in the vill of Seoford. [13th century] .
Kent. C. 740. Letters of attorney from John Aleyn, of Codam, Kent,
William Cawystyn, of Westwykham in the same county, Thomas Shot, of
Hese (Hayes), Kent, and Richard Asshelegh, of Cudham aforesaid,
husbandmen, to Thomas Notson, citizen and draper of London, authorising
him to deliver seisin to Katherine Hayuian, daughter of Richard Hayman,
citizen and barber of London, and Alice his wife, daughter and heiress
of John Hever, deceased, of lands, &c., in the said parish of Hayes, which
formerly belonged to the said John Hever. 24 November, 1 Henry VII.
Seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 741. Grant by e, Master of the Hospital of St. David
by Kyngusthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas ,
of Bucketon, Alice his wife, Joan, Emma, Joan, Agnes, Henry, and Alice,
their children, of lands, &c., which John Bussell formerly held in the
vill of Bucketon aforesaid, part in Damfurlang, part called ' Bekemanwell,"
part in Westlonges, for their lives. Wednesday before Easter, 17 Richard II.
Damaged.
[Sussex.] C. 742. Grant by Simon, son of Ralph le Wyte, to William Aleyn, of
a croft of land adjoining the street leading from the wood of Hamo Bonet
towards ' la Broclonde,' in the parish of Yfeud ; also of 5d. yearly rent
issuing out of a tenement in the same parish. [13th century.]
Essex.] C. 743. Grant by John Brok, of Stratford-atte-Bowe, and Sarah his
wife, to Stephen in la Lane, of Westhamme, and Margery his wife, of all
their pasture in the whole of ' la Lake ' in the said vill of Westhamme,
adjoining the waterside and the wood of the abbey and convent of Stratford,
and the highway from London to Chelmsford. Westhamme, Friday the
feast of St. Martin, 36 Edward III.
Glouc. C. 744. Grant by Giles de Brigge, esquire, to Thomas Brigge, his son
and heir, and Florence his wife, daughter of the late William Darell, esquire,
deceased, and Elizabeth his wife, of a yearly rent of 100*., out of the grantor's
manor of Elffelde ; with a condition that if the grantor shall at any time
enfeoff them of lands, &c., above the yearly value of 100s. in the counties of
Hereford, Gloucester, or Worcester, the said rentcharge shall not be
leviable. 10 February, 31 Henry VI.
[Oxford.] C. 745. Grant by John West, of Worton, to William Suthewelle, of
Cumbe, of a plot of land with dykes, &c., in Worton, between the messuages
of John le Warenner and William le Bykenere. Witnesses: — John le
Warenner, and others (named). Saturday after Michaelmas, G Edward II.
Bucks. C. 746. Grant by Stephen Estewycke, the elder, of Lavenden, yeoman,
to George Welles, of Great Gaddesden, Herts, yeoman, of a messuage,
lands, &c., in the vill and fields of Lavenden aforesaid, and also all other
his lands, &c., in Lavenden which he had lately granted to the said George ;
to hold to the use of the said Stephen and Alice his wife, for life, and after
their decease for Stephen Estwicke, the younger, son and heir of the
grantor, and for Joan Welles, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Stephen
the younger and Joan. 26 March, 1 Edward IV.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin.
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C. 747. Grant by Guy Fairfax, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Urswyk,
Recorder of London, William Porte, esquire, and William Norton, esquire,
in pursuance of the will of Anne, late the wife of John Martyn, late one
of the Justices of the Common Bench, to Robert Martyn, of Faversham,
son of the said John Martyn, and the heirs of his body, of the manor of
Perywode, which the grantors held jointly with William Wangeford, late
serjeant-at-lfvw, deceased, by the feoffment of the said Anne, Matthew
Philyp, citizen and alderman of London, and William Stevyn. Appoint-
ment of William Depedale and William Barowe attornies to deliver seisin.
20 February, 4 Edward IV. Two seals.
C. 748. Demise by John Greiby, master of the House or Hospital of
the Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorpe, and the brethren of the same, to Peter
Wyrcetyr, of Westhaddon, and Emma his wife, of a messuage, &c., with
land, and a meadow belonging thereto, in Westhaddon. 2 November,
17 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 749. Grant by Isabella de Stanfeld, of Reydou, widow, to John
Scut, her son, of a piece of land in Reydon, adjoining the way called ' le
Langestrete.' Monday before St. Lucy the Virgin, 35 Edward I.
C. 750. Grant by Walter son of John de Maydenestane, to Walter
Colpeper, of a tenement in the parish of East Farleghe, which descended
to the grantor after the death of Thomas his late brother. Witnesses : —
William atte Lake, Serjeant of Farleghe, and others (named). Tuesday
the feast of St. Ambrose in April, 11 Edward II.
C. 751. Gract by Thomas Restard, of Welynton, to Simon Mylburne,
esquire, John Mylburne his son, John Dauyell, vicar of the church of
Wellington aforesaid, and William Hoggys, of lands, &c., in Wellington,
Bodenham, Maurdyn, Turemarshe, Netherluyd, and Bnrghill. 10 February,
8 Edward IV.
C. 752. Grant by John Page to John, son and heir of William Tryggez,
of Dunstable, of a tenement in West Street, Dunstable, adjoining Ikenilde-
strete. Dunstable, Wednesday after St. Tiburcius and St. Valerian,
34 Edward III.
C. 753. Grant by Alice, late the wife of Thomas Bell, of Cottheworth,
to John Mason, of Roreston, and John Buldure, of Penistone, chaplains,
of lands, rents, &c., in the vills and boundaries of Thurleston and Peniston.
The Circumcisiom, A.D. 1397.
C. 754. Grant by Edward Spendelove, gentleman, to Joan Speudelove,
of the town of St. Albans, widow, his mother, of a messuage and garden in
Holywelstrete, St. Albans, bounded on one side by a hedge called
' Pottereshegge ' ; also other lands and tenements both in St. Albans and
in the parish of St. Michael's by St. Albans ; also the manor called ' Aynell,'
in the vill and parish of Hemelhamstede, with lands, &c. at the same place.
Witnesses : — Thomas Beverley, bailiff of the town of St. Albans, and others
(named). 30 September, 5 Edward IV.
C. 755. Bargain and sale by John Marny, of Essex, knight, to John
Glynne, of Cornwall, gentleman, of a parcel of wood within the former's
manor of Kylquyt, adjoining the river called Dunmere, for three years,
21 November, 37 Henry VI. English.
C. 756. Grant by Alan, rector of the church of Carleton St. Peter, and
Geoffrey Mynyot, citizen of Norwich, to John Hope, of Sithyng, and
Helvynya his wife, of a tenement in Seething, called ' Lammysyerd,' and
9 pieces of arable land in the field of Seething. Sunday after St. Matthias
the Apostle. 32 Edward IT I.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
461
[Warw.]
Norf.
Suff.
Sussex.
Surrey.
[Devon.]
[Bedf.]
Kent.
Kent.
[Warw.]
[Bedf.]
[Middx.]
C. 757. Grant by Nicholas <le Barre, sojourning in Solihull, to William
utte Byrehea, of Solihull, of a yearly rent of 26*., issuing out of lands and
tenements at Burmyngehaiu. Wednesday before St. Simon and St. Jude,
5 Henry IV.
C. 758. Demise by the Lady Philippa, Queen of England, to Simon
Noreys, cl'erk, rector of the church of Castor in Flegg, and John de
Repynghale, of the wardship of the manors of Wyrmegay, Rungeton,
Stowe,° Fyncham, Wynbergh, Strumpesawe, Cantele, and Clopton, in
Norfolk and Suffolk, and the manors of Bercompe, with the rents of
Berwyk, Barlyng, and Flecchyng in Sussex, and the manor of Adyngton
in Surrey, which belonged to Sir John de Bardolf, knight, to whom the
wardship had been granted by the King during the minority of the heir :
to hold from the death of the said Sir John de Bardolf until the said heir
should attain full age ; reserving to the said Queen the knights' fees, advow-
sons of churches, &c., together with incidents of feudal tenure. Chertsey,
80 November, 37 Edward III.
C. 759. Release by John Tayle, of Tavystok, Devon, ' helere,' to
Tholnasine his wife, of all his right in messuages, lands, &c., in the borough
of Tavistock aforesaid. 25 August, 19 Edward IV.
C. 760. Grant by William Chapel (de Capella), of Dunstable, to
William Nicholis, of a croft in South Street. Dunstable, adjoining the wall
of the lord prior of Dunstable ou the north and west, together with an
easement of a lane for carts leading from Wathlingestrate to the said croft.
Saturday after St. James the Apostle, 3 Edward II.
C. 761. Release by Richard Brown, of the parish of St. Mary in the
hundred of Hoo, to William Halton, late of Rochester, gentleman, of all his
rio-ht in four parcels of land lying at different places in the said parish
of°St. Mary. 12 February, 13 Edward IV.
C. 762. Grant by Guy Fairfax, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Urswyk,
Recorder of London, William Porte, esquire, and William Norton, esquire,
in pursuance of the will of Anne, late the wife of John Martyn, late one
of the Justices of the Common Bench, to Richard Martyn, son of the said
John and Anne, and the heirs of his body, of the manor of Sesaltre, and of
tenements called ' Pympes tenements ' in Seasalter aforesaid. Appointment
of John Robert, of Faveresham, and William Depedale attornies to deliver
seisin. 20 February, 4 Edward IV. Three seals.
C. 763. Grant by Alice, late the wife of John Dawesone, of Solyhull,
to Richard' de Buckemor, of Coventre, John Elys, Richard de Caldefbrde,
chaplain, and John le Darkere, of Coventre, of all her lands, houses, &c.,
in the liberty of Solyhull, and Longedon by Solyhull, except a house called
Me Insetunhotis ' in Solyhull. Monday after Hilary, 23 Edward III.
C. 764. Grant by John Plomer, of Wypsnade, to John Man and John
Cory, clerks, of a messuage, garden, and land in Whipsnade, abutting on
the common green of Whipsnade, at Wanewyk, and in Lyngeresfeld.
Whipsnade, the Purification, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
C. 765. Release by Philip, son of Dionisia Lovecote, to Robert Love-
cote,' fishmonger, of London, and Isabella his wife, Philip's sister, of all his
right in a croft called ' Smithicroft ' in the prebend of Totenhale, lying
between the land of the lord of Totenhall and land called ' Blemondisberi '
(Bloomsbury), adjoining the land of Master John de Sechevile. Witnesses:
Sir Ralph de Seinfoiitanis, Master of the Hospital of St. Giles, London,
and others (named). Edward I.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment before the Justices of the Common
Bench, Octave of the Purification, 9 Edward I.
462
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[N'hamp.] C. 766. Demise by Master John Day, parson of the church of Barby,
eo. Northampton, to Alexander Belche, of the same pliicp, husbandman,
of the parsonage and benefice of Barby. 1 May, 23 Henry VII.
English.
[Oxford.] C. 767. Demise by Eobert Hyde and Margaret his wife, to Nicholas
Norisse, son of Hugh Norisse, and Eleanor his wife, of the reversion of a
messuage in Curtlyngton called ' Croxfordesplace,' after the death of
Katherine Carssewell, which Thomas Carsewell, and Katherine his wife,
had demised to the said Nicholas and Eleanor for the life of the snid
Katherine. Whit Sunday, 10 Henry V. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 768. Release by John, son and heir of Richard Barry, of
Berkeswell, to Reginald, son of John Barry, of the same place, of all his right
in lands, &c., in Berkeswell, which belonged to his said father. Sunday
after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 13 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 769. Release by Roger de Faukeham to John de Horton and
Elizabeth his wife, of a field called ' Margerieland," and another field called
' Everardesland,' together with land called ' Kyngesland,' in the parish of
Faukeham. Horton, vigil of All Saints, 29 Edward I. Seal.
[Oxford.] C. 770. Release by John de Sottewell, to John de Alveton, of 5*.
yearly rent which the former was accustomed 'to receive for land called
' Corkeslond,' in Rutherfeld Murdak. Ruthcrfeld Pipard, 10 November,
25 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 771. Release by Richard Yaxlee to Thomas Carman, vicar of
Yaxlce, of all his right in lands, &c., in Yaxlee aforesaid, Tbarndeston,
Palgrnve, Melles, and Little Thornham, or elsewhere within the hundred
of Hertysmere. Yaxlee, 20 March, 23 Edward IV.
[Staff.] C. 772. Grant by Moses de Wautham, to Amice, daughter of Richard
lord of Grymmescote, and the heirs of her body, of all his land, messuages,
&c., in the fee of Womborn and Overton, which he held of William de
Overton, and John, son of \Valter de Cottewalle, vicar of Womboni.
Witnesses : — William de Wroteslee, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Warw.] C. 773. Demise by Adam Wylcok and Margery his wife to Richard
atte Birches, of Solihull, chaplain, for their lives, of lands, &c., in the fee
of Solihull, which formerly belonged to Richard atte Slouh,. father of the
said Margery, of Shireleye in Solihull. Wednesday before St. Mark the
Evangelist, 4o Edward III. Seal.
[Suff.] C. 774. Grant by Andrew de Bures, knight, and Alice his wife, to
William le Schepherd, of Leyham, and Sarah his wife, and the heirs of the
the body of the said William, of a piece of laud called ' le Greneslond,' in
the said vill of Leyham, by the way leading from Leyham church towards
' le Mcchelewod.' Aketon, Sunday after St. Martin the Bishop,
11 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 775. Release by Alice, late the wife of Alexander Wodekoc, of
Solihull, to Robert atte Orchard, chaplain, of the same place, of all her
right in a croft in ' le Orchard ' in Solihull. Friday after the Nativity
of St. John the Baptist, 17 Edward III.
[Norf.] C. 776. Grant by Roger Norman, of Beston, to Geoffrey de Leem,
of a messuage and eight pieces of land in Estwodefeld, in Dilham. Monday
after the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 1 Edward II.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
463
[Wilts.]
[Staff.]
[Warw.j
[Kcut.]
[Wilts.]
Ireland.
; [York.]
[Essex.]
Devon.
C. 777. Letters of attorney from llobert Dynelcy and Margaret his
wife, to John Warton and John Heye, authorising them to deliver seisin
to Thomas Skelton, John Masy, and Gilbert Haydok, knights, William
Gascoign, Nicholas Gascoign, Richard Gascoign, \\ illiam Hornby, Thomas
Hornby, Gilbert Dyneley, llobert Cholmeley, Richard Dyneley, James
Dyneley, John Raynforde, the elder, Henry Scaresbrok, Ralph Langeton,
Richard Banastre, Henry Walton, the elder, Peter Bolton, clerk, William
Craas, clerk, Nicholas Faukener, and Robert Eklesleye, of the manors of
Fitelton and Courabe, and also of two-thirds of the manor of Hakeneston, and
of other lands, &c., in Coumbe, Fitelton, Northtudeworth and Hakeneston,
except one-third of the manor of Fitelton, called ' the Kyngesfee.' Fitelton,
16 December, 18 Richard II. Seal, and fragment of seal.
C. 778. Grant by Roger Heth to Ranulph Eggerton of all his messuages
lands and hereditaments in Oneley. Witnesses :— Sir Henry de Crompton
and others (named). 29 October, 2 Henry VIII.
C. 779. Grant by John atte Orchard, of Longodon, to William son of
Thomas atte Birches, of Soh'hull, of 20*. yearly rent, issuing out of his
lands in Longodon by Solihull. Sunday after Michaelmas, 11 Edward III.
C. 780. Grant by Robert Selvestre to Joan, daughter of John ate
Wetere, of Eastbarmlying, of a piece of land with garden, houses, &c., in
the parish of East Farlegh. Thursday after the Nativity of St Mary the
Virgin, 17 Ed ward HI.
C. 781. Grant by Edward de Wymondiswold, chaplain, and John Cle
to Matilda de Holbech, Thomas de Holbech, Michael Skyllyng, John
Whitewell, John Roland, John Bays, Henry Bracle, rector of the church of
Fitelton, and William Hoclyne, of two-thirds of the manor of Fitelton,
the advowson of Fitelton church, and other lands, tenements, &c., which
the grantors had of the feoffment of William de Holbech ; and also all their
lands, &c., in Northtudeworth and Combe. Feast of St. Nicholas,
46 Edward III. Two seals.
C. 782. Grant by Thomas Bulleyn, knight, Viscount Rocheford, son
and heir of Lady Margaret Bulleyn, alias Butler, Lady Anne Seyntleger,
alias Butler, and Lady Margaret Bulleyn, alias Butler, daughters and co-
heiresses of Thomas Butler, late Earl of Ormond, and George Seyntleger,
knight, son and heir of the said Lady Anne Seyntleger, to Bartholomew
Dillon, knight, of the otBce of steward and keeper of the courts belonging
to their manors of Russh Turvy and Balskaddon, in the county of Dublin,
Blakcastell and Donaghmour, county Meath, and Oghterard and Castel-
warnyng, connty Kildare. 20 February, 19 Henry VIII.
C. 783. Grant by Richard Oxspryng, of Oxepryng, to Sir William
Dronfield, of Westbretton, knight, and Robert Corffe, of Wakefeld, clerk, of
lands, tenements, &c., in the vills and within the bounds of Oxspryng and
Derton. Monday the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Henry IV. Seal.
Injured.
C. 784. Grant by William Lymbergwe, of Westhamme, and Joan his
wife, to Richard Rolf, of the same place, and Margery his wife, of pasture
land in Westhamme, in ' la Lake,' adjoining the wood of the abbot and
convent of Stratford. Westhamme, 2 July, 46 Edward III.
C. 785. Grant by John Austyn and Nicholas Arnel to Millicent, late
the wife of John Olyver, of messuages, lands, Ac., in Kyngesbridge and
Dodebroke, for her life. Witnesses : — William Sormunde, provost of the
borough of Kyngesbridge, and others (named). Monday the vigil of the
Circumcision, 10 Richard II. Seal.
464
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Oxford.]
Kent.
[Essex.]
Staff.
Chesh.
Devon.
[Bedf.]
[Herts.]
[Wilts.]
[Bedf.]
[Herts.]
C. 786. Demise by Robert Hyde and Margaret his wife, to Nicholas
Norisse, son of Hugh j»oi'isse, and Helen his wife, of the reversion, after
the death of Kutherine, wife of Thomas Carssewell, of a messuage in
Curtlyngtou called ' Croxfordesplace,' with lands, &c. Witnesses : — William
Coston, vicar of Curtlyngton, and others (named). Curtlyngton, Whit
Sunday, 10 Henry V. Fragments of two seals.
C. 787. Release by William Ferrers, John Fastolf, Edward Wythyng-
ham, and Constantino Dewy (?), clerk, to Roger Fenys, knight, Richard
Wakeherst, and Thomas liaynden, of all their right in the manors of
Hevere Cobham and Hevere Brokays, and in lands, tenements, &c., in the
parishes of Hevere and Chidyngstone. Witnesses : — Reginald Cobeham
and John Sakevile, kni<
2 Henry VI. Damaged.
;hts, and others (named). 20 December,
C. 788. Grant by John Attefane, of Thaxsted, elder son of William
Attefane, to William Hamond, of the same place, lately called the younger,
then the elder, Thomas Hamond, cutler, John Hamond, chapman, John
Long, Thomas Long, Laurence Broxhed, and John Spilman. of the same
place, of a croft called ' Longecroft ' in Thaxsted, abutting on land called
' Walkelinges.' Appointment of Thomas Dorevall, and William Nether-
strete, of Thaxsted, attorniesto deliver seisin. 15 February, 14 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
C. 789. Grant by Marjery de Hawot to Ralph Egertun, of all her
lands, £c., in the vill of Bettelegh, Staffordshire, together with a piece of
the turbary in Crakalmosse, in the fee of Betley, in Cheshire adjoining
' le Wryme Syche,' also of various pieces of land by ' le Wryme Hull.'
3 June, 7 Henry VI.
C. 790. Release by Richard Martyn, of Bodennek, to William Tayle,
of Tavystok, of all his right in messuages, lands, &c., in Tavistock. Sunday
after the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 13 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 791. Grant by John Raven, of Berkhamstede, and William Neel, of
Dunstable, to Thomas Mayhys, of Dunstable, of lands, &c., in Dunstable,
Cadyngton, Keusworth and Houghton Regis. Thursday after the Epiphany,
13 Richard II.
C. 792. Demise by Margaret Dyneley, lady of the manor of Fytelton,
and Robert Dyneley, to John Monk, of a toft and land which formerly
belonged to Ralph Bole, and a cottage and garden formerly John Burgh's,
in Fytelton, for the lives of the said John Monk. Joan his wife, and Alice
and Margaret his daughters. Thursday after St. Faith, 2 Henry VI.
Seal.
C. 793. Grant by Henry le Smyth, of Dunstable, to Thomas de
Chetindon, and Alice his wife, of land in the fields of Dunstable, Houghton
Regis and Toturno, part thereof extending upon Carterweys, part in
Theringsdene, &c. Tuesday after St. Andrew the Apostle, 12 Edward III.
Seal.
C. 794. Grant by John Grygges, son and heir of Gregory le Bacer,
of Dunstable, to John Houtotes, of the same place, and Alice his wife, of
land at 'le Styperesdon,' in the field of Kenesworth. Friday after
St. Dunslan, Archbishop, 19 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum that the above deed was a security for money
advanced.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
465
[Mucks.]
Eggex.
[Devon.]
[Essex.]
[Middx.]
[Bcdf.]
Chesb.
Staff.
Salop.
Bedf.
C. 795. Grant by Robert Marmyoun, of Wych, to Walter Woderoue
of Haddesovere, and Joan his wife, of land in the manor of Hedsor, part
thereof in the field of Shenyndone ; also of meadow land in Brodeforlonges.
Sunday the feast of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, 11 Edward II.
C. 796. Grant by Thomas Hamond, of Thaxsted, Essex, cutler, and
Thomas Longe, of the same place, to Sir Milos Hudgeson, perpetual vicar
of the parish church of Thaxsted, Christopher Johnson, chaplain of the
chantry there, William More, alias Taylour, Nicholas Case, John
Abirford, the elder, William Camberleyn, and Henry Hamond, Richard
Hamond, William Pryday, Robert Perry, John Cobyn, the elder, of
Stebbyng, Henry Cobyn and John Cobyn, the younger, sons of the said
John Cobyn, the elder, John Spilman, butcher, William Spilman and John
Spilman, sons of the said John Spilman, butcher, John Spilman, draper,
William Longe, son of the said Thomas Longe, William Longe, son of John
Longe, Thomas Spilman, butcher, Richard Spilman, and John Bayle, the
elder, of a croft of land called ' Longe crofte ' in Thaxsted aforesaid,
to hold for the purposes of the will of William Hamond, the elder. The
deed recites that the said AVilliatn Hamond had, by his will dated 1473,
devised the premises to feoffees, to apply the rents, &c., towards performing
his obit and requiem masses, &c., in Thaxsted parish church. 16 January,
2 Henry VIII. Fragments of two seals.
Endorsed: Memorandum of names of witnesses and notice of livery of
seisin : also a memorandum that the other part of the above indenture
" restith in the comone hudche of Thaxsted chirche."
Q. 797. Letters of attorney from Robert Lyvediston, alias Lydiston.
to John Blakaller and William Palmer, to deliver seisin to Nicholas
Carreu, knight, William Hyouves, clerk, and Thomas Lydeston, chaplain,
of a messuage and garden in Dodbrok, and of a burgage and garden in the
same place. Thursday before the Purification, 11 Henry VI.
C. 798. Demise by Dame Katherine de Goldigtone, to William le
Warner, of Storemere, of land in the fields of Lollynglee and Horsetepet.
Wednesday, Michaelmas day, 13 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 799. Grant by Matilda le Vayre, of Stebenhethe (Stepney), to
Henry le Dariere, wheelwright in Aldgate Street, and Agatha his wife, of a
moiety of a curtilage next the grantor's house in the parish of St. Dunstan,
Stepney, in Blithehale. [13th century.]
C. 800. Grant by Alice, late the wife of William de Shefforde, of
Dunstable, to Henry le Smyth, of the same place, of land in the fields of
Dunstable, Houghton Regis, and Toturno. Tuesday the Nativity of
St. Mary the Virgin, 12 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 801. Grant by Urian Eggerton, rector of the church of Haselwall,
to Hugh Eggerton, of Wrymehill, and the heirs male of his body, of all his
manors, messuages, lands, &c., which the grantor held with William Wore,
late parson of the church of Mucleston, Richard Walker, late vicar of the
church of Wibunbury, James Bolton, late vicar of the church of Audeley,
Richard Weston, late vicar of the church of Maudeley, and John Yonge,
deceased, in the counties of Chester, Stafford, and Salop. Appointment of
William Haywode and Richard Bagnall attornies to deliver seisin. Wit-
nesses : — Robert Fouleshurst, knight, and others (named). Le Wrymehill,
3 April, 11 Henry VII. Duplicate of C. 810. Fragment of seal.
C. 802. Grant by Simon Umfrey, of Duiistablc, to Miles Chapman,
of the same place, of 6 cartloads of wood in Boukwode, to be taken when
the wood should be cut down. Monday after Michaelmas, 13 Richard II.
5352 1. 0 G
466
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
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[Norf.] C. 803. Demise by John de Dunheved and Isabella de Haggele to
Sir John le Bygod, knight, of lands, tenements, &c., in Mundham,
Seengges, Syselaunde, Wodeton, and Langhale, for the life of Dame
Lettice, late the wife of Sir Robert le Lodne, as the same were held by the
gift and demise of Sir John de Segruvo. Witnesses : — Sir Edward Charles,
Sir Roger de Hales, knights, and others (named). Friday before St.
Martin, 29 Edward I.
[Essex.] C. 804. Grant by Robert Nottelee, of Wych, to William le Masoun,
of Westhamme, Alice his wife, and Reginald, son of the said William, of
part of his pasture in ' le Nerthelakee,' in Westhamme, together with
the portion of the said pasture which Christina, late the wife of Warin
Ede, holds as dower, when the dower shall determine. Saturday before
St. Simon and St. Jude, 20 Edward II.
C. 805. Grant by John de Arcy, knight, lord of Notion, to Peter del
Hill, of Notton, of lands, &c., which the grantor had by the feoffment of
Richard son of John de la Wodehall, of Cotheworth, within the boundaries
of the same place, for life ; with remainders to his son Ralph and the heirs
of his body, and others. [13th century.]
C. 806. Grant by Bartholomew atte Strete, of Wendovere, and
Christina his wife, to Simon de Farundone, of Monks' Risborough, of lands,
&c., in parish of Monks' Risborough, for their lives. Witnesses : — Walter de
Upton, knight, and others (named). 2 Edward II.
C. 807. Release by John, son of the late John Darel, to Sir Ralph
Pyppard, of all his right in land which Juliana, daughter of the late John
de Rucote, his mother, had by the gift of the said Ralph in Rutherfeld
Pyppard. Sunday before St. Perpetua and St. Felicitas, 31 Edward I.
C. 808. Grant by John, son and heir of William de Maydenstane, to
Walter Colpeper, of land in the parish of Eastfarleghe, between the wood
of the prior and convent of Christ Church, Canterbury, called ' Le Frith,'
the heath of East Farleghe, a lane called ' Gonnyldde Lane,' and the highway
called ' Denestrette,' in exchange for land in Little Raskettes, Moreraskettes,
and Peverelesdenes, with a grange, garden, &c. Tuesday before the
Translation of St. Edward the Confessor, 13 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 809. Grant by William Nicholas, of Dunstable, to Bartholomew
Nicholas his brother, of a plot of land, with a dovecot, in South Street,
Dunstable. Wednesday before St. Denis, 20 Edward I.
Chesh. C. 810. Grant by Urian Eggerton, rector of the church of Haselwall,
Staff. to Hugh Eggerton, of Wrymehill, esquire, and the heirs male of his body, of
Salop. all the manors, messuages, lands, &c., which he held together with William
Wore, late parson of the church of Mucleston, Richard Walker, late vicar
of the church of Wibunbury, James Bolton, late vicar of the church of
Audeley, Richard Weston, late vicar of the church of Maudley, and John
Yonge, deceased. Appointment of William Hay wode and Richard Bagnall
attornies to deliver seisin. Witnesses : — Robert Fouleshurst, knight, and
others (named) . Le Wrymehill, 3 April, 1 1 Henry VII.
Duplicate of C. SOI. Fragment of seal. Damaged.
[Dorset.] C. 811. Release by Matilda, late the wife of Philip Lanehous, of
Weymouth, to Walter Tauntone, called Parson, of all her right in
a plot of land, &c., within the liberty of Weymouth, upon ' la Keye.'
Witnesses : — Philip Gilberd and Thomas Dovere, bailiffs of Weymouth,
and others (named). Weymouth, Monday after the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist, 41 Edward III. Seal.
[York.]
[Bucks.]
[Oxford.]
[Kent.]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
467
Oxford. C. 812. Grant by Thomas Marchall, of Stanlake, Oxon, to Master
William Symounde, clerk, and William Savage, of all his lands and tene-
ments, goods and chattels, in the county of Oxford and elsewhere within the
kingdom. Stanlake, the Purification, 10 Henry VI.
Doriet. C. 813. Demise by William Beaushen to William Crokker and Agnes
his wife, of a close of pasture called ' Okey,' and a meadow adjacent, at
Beaushens, for their lives. 20 September, 21 Edward IV. Fragment of
seal.
Bedf. C. 814. Grant by Kobert Henxstworth, late of Edworth, to John
Mustel and Walter Baldewen, of the same place, of a messuage and croft
abutting on the highway called ' Stanywey.' Edworth, Thursday before
St. Andrew the Apostle, 12 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Lane.] C. 815. Demise by Roger Pekeryng to John Urswyk, Helen his wife,
and Thomas their son, of a moiety of a field called ' le Couf eld,' in Caterall.
24 June, 16 Henry VI.
[Norf.] C. 816. Grant by Peter son of Peter de Alto Bosco to Nicholas
de Turn of land in Bloswade, in the vill of Caltorp. Witnesses : —
Sir Hugh de Cressy, Sir Thomas La Wyelle, Sir Nicholas de Bernigham,
Sir Roger de Calthorp, and others (named). [13th century.] Fragment
of seal.
Lino. C. 817. Grant by John de Dalton, of Bysthorpe in Lyndysey, co.
Lincoln, to Robert Scheffeld, of Osylby, of two messuages in Osylby,
together with lands, &c., in Osylby. Conversion of St. Paul, 11 Henry VI.
[Warw.] C. 818. Demise by William Pillynges, of Solihull, to William atte
Birches, of the same place, clerk, of a plot of land and a meadow in Solihull,
adjoining the highway leading from Caldefordemulne to Pillynges' house,
and the highway from Olton towards Longodon, for his life. Monday after
St. Nicholas the Bishop, 9 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 819. Grant by Adam de Larkestoke, of Bridport, to William
• Hygecok, of the same place, of a piece of land in the lane called ' Kyllynges-
lane.' Witnesses : — Edward atte Stone, John Grey, bailiffs of Bridport,
and others (named). Bridport, Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist,
22 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 820. Grant by Richard le Carnevile, of Berkeswell, to William
the Miller (Molendinario), of the same place, and Rose his wife, of a field
called ' le JNewelond,' in the territory of Berkeswell, adjoining the road
leading from the temple of Walsale, &c. Monday after St. Peter in Cathedra,
15 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 821. Grant by Agues Walkere, late the wife of William Walkere,
of Stanlake, to John, son of the said William Walkere, of a yearly rent of
tyd. which Matilda le Grey, of Stanlake, was bound to pay for a tenement,
laud, &c., which she held of the grantor. Staulake, Friday, Michaelmas
day, 42 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 822. Grant by Nicholas atte Birches, of Solihull, to John de
Buckemor, chaplain, and William, son of Thomas Hore, of a messuage
and all his lands, &c., in Solihull. Sunday after St. Ambrose, 11 Richard II.
[Suff.] C. 823. Demise by Geoffrey de Fulslo to Peter de Reydon, of land in
Reydon. Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Reydon, knight, and others (named),
35 Edward I.
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Wilts. C. 824. Grant by Thomas Haughton, clerk, rector of Ludgershall, to
George Darrell, of Westshyfford, Berks, gentleman, of three burgage tene-
ments or messuages in Ludgershall, on the south side of Winchester Street,
adjoining a tenement belonging to the chantry of St. Mary the Virgin in
Ludgershall, and a common field called ' Ferine Feld,' and also burgage
tenements or messuages near Ludgershall church, and one in the High
Street, extending to a lane called ' Bugge laue.' 10 May, 33 Henry VIII.
Siyned.
Berks. C. 825. Release by William Wylicotes to Richard Wyot, John Halle,
Thomas Copmanford, and John Scot, of all his right in the manor called
' Michelles Court,' in Borewardescote (Buscot), and in a parcel of land
called ' Snoweswyk,' and meadow called ' Denkeneye,' together with lands,
&c., in Buscot aforesaid. Witnesses: — Philip la Vache, knight, and others
(named). 8 July, 5 Henry IV. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 826. Grant by John, son of Roger de la Bruere, of Fretorp, to
Hervey de Redham, of a piece of marsh, lying in Medwehawe marsh in
Norton. Witnesses : — Sir William de Eedharn, and others (named).
[13th century.]
[Norf.] C. 827. Grant by Thomas son of John, vicar (vicarius') of the church
of Martham, to Geoffrey Joye, of Smalbergh, of three pieces of arable land
in Sinalbergh. Palm Sunday, 11 Henry IV.
Bedf. C. 828. Grant by William Croyser, knight, to Sir Reginald de Grey,
Herts. lord of Ruithyn, and Gerard Braybrook, knights, John Malyns, William
Middx. Trailly, and Philip Herneys, of the reversion of the manors of Madecroft,
Wrastelyngworth, and Tidehurst, with the reversion of lands, &c., in the
parishes of Aldeuham, Idelstre, Egeswere, and little Stanmere, which
Elizabeth Kendale, late the wife of Edward Kendale, knight, the younger,
then held for her life. Witnesses : — Sir John de Argeatein, Sir John
Trailly, Sir Laurence de Pakenham, Sir Thomas Hoo, Sir Thomas Fitlyng,
knights, and others (named). Maydecroft, Saturday before Holy Trinity,
1 Richard II.
[Middx.] C. 829. Grant by Nicholas Dixon, Thomas Hasley, Nicholas Radefprd,
William Selman, and John Arderne, esquire, to William Chedworth, citizen
of London, of lands, &c., with shops, <fcc., in the parish of St. Augustin in
' le Oldchaunge,' in the ward of Bayuardescastell. London, 9 August,
21 Henry VI. Two seals.
[Oxford.] C. 830. Grant by Matilda, daughter of the late Henry Fenne, of
Chemeneye, to John de Grey, of Stanlake, of a messuage and curtilage in
Stanlake, and land in a croft called ' Cocuscrofte ' ; also a curtilage and
2s. 6d. yearly rent issuing out of a tenement in Stanlake, and two bushels
of corn and barley yearly, &c. Sunday before St. Peter and St. Paul,
1 Edward III.
Ireland. C. 831. Letters of attorney of William York, the elder, and William
York, the younger, to Peter Travers, Keeper of the Rolls of the King's
Chancery in Ireland, Thomas Savage, merchant of Dublin, and Richard
More, servant of Thomas Gay the elder, citizen of London, authorising them
to receive 39/. 10*. 8d. from Michael, Archbishop of Dublin, Primate of
Ireland, John Aleyn, clerk, late of co. Oxford, and Walter FitzSymond,
gentleman, of the city of Dublin, and to sue on a bond given for the same.
The deed states that the said William York, the elder and younger, because
their seals were unknown to many, have got William Hampton, alderman of
London, to affix his seal. 10 July, 5 Edward IV.
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Wilts. C. 832. Grant by William Horsliull to William Darcll, and Elizabeth
his wife, of lands, &e., in the vill and fields of Knybteton, in the parish of
Remmesbury. Witnesses : — William Sturmy, knight, and others (named) .
1 March, 4 Henry VI.
[Ireland.] C. 833. Letters of attorney from William Yorke, late of the King's
household, to William Yorke, the younger, citizen of London, authorising
him to receive from Michael Tregurre, Archbishop of Dublin, 537. Gs. 8d.,
and to sue on bonds given for the same. 16 November, 1 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Suff.] C. 834. Grant by Hugh Baudewyne, son of John Baudewyne, of
Boxforde, Thomas Prat, John his son, and John Walsshe, of the same
place, to John Aleyn, and Richard Aleyn, of Milande (Mile End) by
Colchester, of all the land, &c., which formerly belonged to John
Baudewyne in Boxforde aforesaid. Saturday before the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist, 1 Richard II. four seals.
[Sussex.] C. 835. Grant by John Pelham, knight, William Walesby, clerk,
Richard Waller, esquire, Richard Proi'eet and John Wody, to Richard
Heggyugworth, of a garden, &c., in Walderne, at Bollestrete, with a croft
adjoining and land at the same place, to hold as of their manor of Latighton.
Waldron, 8 July, 30 Henry VI. Seal, and fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 836. Grant by William Smyth, of Dunstable, to William Mulsho,
of the same place, and Thomas Cook, of St. Albans, of all his lands, &c., in
Wipsonade, Eyton, and Toturnho. 6 January, 9 Henry V. Seal.
York. C. 837. Grant by Richard Oxspryng, of Cuthworth, to John Dronsfeld,
of Stubbys, Thomas Whetelay, of Wollay, William Rueston anxl Richard
Westhall, chaplains, of all his lands, &c., in the county of York. 12 October,
A.D. 1415. Seal.
[Sussex.] C. 838. Demise by John Mareschal, of Waldern, to William de Postnge-
wurth, of the same parish, of land and six ' daywerkes ' in the parish of
Waldron, adjoining the high road leading from Willardescruche towards
Waldron church. Feast of St. Hilary, A.D. 1336. Seal.
[Staff.] C. 839. Grant by William, lord of Overton and Womborn, to Moses
de YVantham, clerk, of land with a messuage, &c., in Womborn. Wit-
nesses:— William, lord of Wrottesley, John, lord of Gresel, and others
(named). [13th century.] Seal, imperfect.
[Camb.] C. 840. Release by Gilbert son of Henry de Nortwode to John de
Nortwode, his brothei , and Agnes wife of the said John of all his right in
a croft called ' Hellecroft,' in Lutlingeton (Litlington). Witnesses : —
Davit de Flittewyk, Ralph de Merstone, knights, and others (named).
[13th century.] Seal.
Essex. C. 841. Grant by William Norton, son and heir of John Norton, late
of Great Wendon, Essex, son and heir of William Norton, the younger,
son and heir of William Norton the elder, to Thomas Page, the elder, of the
same place, John Joon, the younger, William Lawe, of Little Wendon, and
John Totynham, the younger, of Great Wendon, of a tenement and land in
Great Wendon, adjoining a tenement called 'Blakelake,' &c., and abutting
on a pasture called ' Apyltonis,' part lying in a field called ' le Brache.'
26 April, 11 Henry VIII. Seal.
[Kent.] C. 842. Release by John Aleyn, of Newhethe, to Philip Taylour, of
Eylesford, of all his right in lands, &c., in the parishes of Aylesford and
Dytton. 2 January, 5 Henry VI.
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[Warw.] C. 843. Grant by William fie Middulmor, of Solihull, to John Thone,
of the same place, of a plot of land in Solihull, by the brook called ' Calde-
fordebrock,' &c. Sunday after St. Andrew the Apostle, 5 Edward III.
[Essex.] C. 844. Grant by Thomas, son of John Welybeten, of Bradefeld, and
Joan his wife, to John de Herkestede, of Manytre, of a croft called ' Dochene,'
between the land of the abbess of Legh Canons on either side, in the vill of
Mistelegh. Sunday after All Saints, 13 Edward III. Two seals.
Essex. C. 845. Release by Robert Rykedon, of Essex, esquire, to John
Howard, knight, Gerard Baybrook, knight, John Bale, clerk, Robert Darcy,
John Gower, parson of the church of Southcherche, Nicholas Berneres,
and John Bernard, of Great Waltham, of all his right in the manor of
Wygepet, and in two messuages, land, pasture, meadow, wood, and 12*.
rent, in Elmedon, Wendenelout (Wendon Lofts), Arkesden, and Wygepet.
Saturday after the Octave of St. John the Baptist, 8 Henry V. Seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Chancery, 8 Henry V.
[Sussex.] C. 846. Grant by William Blakstok, the younger, and Joan his wife,
to John Heth, clerk, John atte Donne, clerk, John Wiltonesherst, clerk,
John Rothe, Simon Wannok, John Breuston, William Pascepe, John
Ellerton, Robert Astyn, John Reyner, Richard Leghton, clerk, and John
Wiltonesherst, of Hellingleghe, of lands, &c., in the parish of Haylesham.
Thursday after St. Luke, 19 Richard II. fragments of two seals.
[Essex.] C. 847. Release by Joan, late the wife of John le Sothin, of Dikeleye,
to John de Herkistede, of all her right in a piece of land in the hamlet of
Manitre (Manningtree), in the parish of Misteleye, abutting on Brade-
strat, &c. Monday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
12 Edward II.
[Line.] C. 848. Grant by Richard Godryck, of Granlham, and John Bond,
of the new college of St. Mary of Leicester, to Gylbert Bond, of Harlaxton,
and Anne his wife, of lands, &c., in the vill and fields of Harlaxton, for
their lives, &c. Tuesday before St. Valentine the Martyr, 27 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 849. Demise by Robert Beschyn to John Hanecok, the younger,
and Joan his wife, of two tenements with a curtilage and lands, &c., at
Wodemille, except a pasture called ' Newmede ' ; also of a cottage and
curtilage at ' la Wodemille,' for their lives. Merschewode, Saturday before
St. Mary Magdalene, 11 Richard II.
[Middx.] C. 850. Release by Edward, son and heir of John, son of Sigar de
Mymmes, to Richard son of Sigar, his uncle, of all his right in land, houses,
&c., which formerly belonged to Sigar de Mymmes, Edward's grandfather,
in the city of London, in the parish of St. Anthony, between the tenements
formerly belonging to Henry de Wautham and Thomas Bokrel, &c.
Witnesses : — Sir Hugh son of Otho, Warden of London, Robert de
Cornhull and Thomas de Basing, bailiffs, Henry le Waleis, alderman of
that ward, and others (named). [A.D. 1269.] Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] C. 851. Receipt from William Lavynder, of Abingdon, to John
Leyghton, of the same place, for 40s., in part payment of a larger sum due.
Abingdon, Wednesday before the Assumption, 10 Henry V.
Bedf. C. 852. Release by Joan, daughter of Philip de Wybbesnade, to
Margery Raffen (Raven, in dorso), of Berkhamstede, of all her lands, &c.,
in Whipsnade, Stodham, Eyton, Toturnogh, and Leyghton, and a virgate
of meadow in Billhammede. Sunday before St. Valentine, 42 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
471
[Warw.]
[Norf.] C. 853. Grant by Isabella, late the wife of John de Leem, of Beston,
to John, son of Richard Syvene, of Berton, and Avice his wife, of land in
Berton. Tuesday, the Purification, 30 Edward III. Seal.
Devon. C. 854. Bond of Robert Maundevyle, of Derthemouth, merchant, to
William Mountfort, merchant, of Brydeport, for 981. sterling. Feast of
St. Simon and St. Jude, 6 Henry V. Seal.
[Berks.] C. 855. Release by Roger Gubbe, vicar of the church of Morton,
Berks, to Thomas Grene, of Eschalo (East Challow), of all his right in
land, &c., which formerly belonged to William Elrych, in Esthanneye.
Hannay, Monday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 3 Henry IV. Seal.
[Berks.] C. 856. Grant by Ralph de Sandon and Margaret his wife, to John
de Estbury, of the reversion of lands, &c., in the vills of Goddyngflod and
Sandon, which Remund le Barker, of Hungerford, and Margaret his wife,
then held for the life of the said Margaret, out of the inheritance of
Margaret, the grantor's wife. Hungerford, Monday after the Ascension,
29 Edward III.
C. 857. Indenture reciting that Thomas le Here, of Elmedon, had
enfeoffed John son of William de Ruycroft, of Hulton, and William le
Hore, son of the said Thomas, of a toft with lands, &c., which feoffment
was made under this condition, viz., that the said feoffees should guard the
premises to the use of the said Thomas whilst a controversy lasted
(durante debato), which William Breton, knight, and Richard Katermayn
had maliciously and groundlessly conspired to raise in order to dispossess
the said Thomas of the premises, and that when the dispute was ended
the feoffees should reconvey the premises to the said Thomas, &c. Wit-
nesses:—John Pecche, knight, and others (named). Solihull, Thursday
after the Purification, 48 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 858. Release by Thomas Casteltoune, merchant, of New Sarum,
to Walter Chepman, of Wottonbasset, of all his right in a messuage with
curtilage, and in land in territory of Wotton aforesaid. Friday the morrow
of St. Katherine the Virgin, 2 Richard II. Seal.
Wilta. C. 859. Bond of John Waldyeve, of Swyndon, esquire, and Thomas
Eweyn, of Draycote, husbandman, to Nicholas Wottou, of Remmysbury,
for 40/. sterling. 3 February, 17 Henry VI.
Endorsed : Defeasance, the bond to be void if the said Thomas consent
to abide by the award of certain arbitrators. Two seals.
[Middx.] C. 860. Bond of Nicholas Brugge, citizen of London and merchant
of Bordeaux (mercator Burdegalis), to Thomas Cole, of Weymouth, for
10/. sterling. 28 November, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
Dorset. C. 861. Grant by John Cryklade to William Beawshen, of all his
manor of Beawshenysheyis in Mershwodvale, and of lands, &c., in the
parishes of Mershwode and Abbotistoke in Mershwodvale aforesaid.
Beawshenysheyis, Saturday after St. John the Baptist, 2 Edward IV.
Seal.
Kent. C. 862. Grant by William Fenys, knight, lord of Say, son and heir
of James Fenys, formerly esquire, afterwards knight, late lord of Say, to
Geoffrey Boleyn, citizen and mercer of London, Master Thomas Boleyn,
clerk, Master Thomas Mannyng, clerk, Thomas Urswyk, Thomas Burgoyn,
Thomas Bryan, Hugh Fenne, gentlemen, and Richard Suthwell, esquire,
of messuages, lands, &c., iu the parishes of Hever and Chydyngston.
Hever, 12 February, 39 Henry VI.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Heref.] C. 863. Grant by John de Leye, of Morewys, to Sir William Bastart,
John Woucton, John Heuene and Richard Cartewelle, of all his lands,
&c., in Morewys and Sarnisfelde. Sunday the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
6 Eichard II.
[York.] C. 864. Grant by William de Hepworth, vicar of the church of
Huston, and Richard Oxspring, of Cotheworth, to Elizabeth, late the wife of
Nicholas de Wordesworth, of Penyston, of all their lands, tenements, &c., in
the vills of Penyston and Thurleston, except tenements called ' Copstorth,'
and ' le Scoles,' and land on the west of a brook called ' Penksyke,' in the
territory of Penyston, for her life ; with remainder to her son William and
the heirs of his body, &c. Penyston, Nativity of St. John the Baptist,
1 Henry VI.
Bedf. C. 865. Grant by William Goldyngton, Edmund Bardolf, John Pecke,
Herts. of Couphull, Thomas Pecke, and John Glove, to Laurence Pycot, of
Dunstable, William Anable, and Henry Mauntell, of land in ' les West
Innynges' of Houghton Regis, and in the field of Cadyngdon, part by
roads called ' Thefwey ' and ' le Wodewey.' Witnesses : — Thomas Porter,
bailiff of Houghton and Eyton, and others (named). Houghton Regis,
24 September, 23 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] C. 866. Letters of attorney from Richard Wyot, John Wyot, John
Halle, of Colbrok, Thomas Copmanforde, and John Scot, of Langele,
authorising John Scot to receive seisin of the manors of Mychelscourt,
Paynelscourt, and Snoweswyk, and a meadow called ' Pynkeneye,' together
with Wl. yearly rent issuing out of the manor of Paynelscourt, with lands,
&c., in Borewardescote, and the advowson of the church there. 1 May,
5 Henry IV. Four seals.
[Norf.] C. 867. Grant by John de Berneye to Sir William de Calthorp,
knight, and Isabella his wife, of a piece of land in Sithingges. Witnesses :
— Sir William atte Pole and Sir John de Inglese, knights, and others
(named). Brunham, Sunday after Hilary, 25 Edward III.
Kent. C. 868. Grant by Guy Fairfax, serjeant-at-law, Thomas Urswyk,
Recorder of London, William Porte, esquire, William Norton, esquire, in
pursuance of the will of Anne, late the wife of John Martyn, late one of
the King's Justices of the Common Bench, to Robert Martyn, of Favers-
ham, son of the said John Martyn, of their manor of Perywode, which
they held jointly with William Wangford, late serjeant-at-law, deceased.
Appointment of William Depedale and William Barowe attornies to
deliver seisin. 20 February, 4 Edward IV. Seal.
[York.] C. 869. Demise by Edmund de Stonore to John Lorewyngie and
Agnes his wife, of all his lands, &c., in Hembury in the Salt Marsh,
except a wood called ' le Hawe.' Witnesses :— Thomas de Sakevyle and
Gilbert Wace, knights, Sir Richard Southlegh, rector of Falle, and others
(named). Stonore, morrow of St. Michael, 45 Edward III. Damaged.
Fragments of two seals.
[Sussex.] C. 870. Release by William Coggere, son of John Coggere, of Hellyng-
legh, to John Blakstok, son and heir of William Blakstok, of Haylesham,
of all his right in a messuage with houses, garden, &c., together with
common of pasture upon Haylesham heath, in Haylesham aforesaid, on the
high road leading from Haylesham market place to Skympaynys Crosse.
22 June, 1 1 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Hants.] C. 871. Release by Dyonisia de Penytone, late the wife of John de
Hyndale, to Adam de Hyndale, clerk, her son, and William his brother, of
all her right in lands, &c., in Penytone Moysy. Witnesses : — Sirs Robert
de Harnhulle and Stephen de Appoltrefel, knights, and others (named).
[13th century.]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
473
Middx. C. 872. Grant by Richard Heigham, serjeant-at-law, William Mil-
bourne, Chamberlain of London, and John Stork, citizen and grocer of
London, executors of the will of Sir William Home, kuight, late citizen snd
alderman of London, to John Meautis, of lands and tenements which
belonged to Sir William in the pariah of Haiyngey ; Stork covenanting to
pay 200/. to the King for the benevolence of the said Sir William Home,
granted to the King for his journey into France. 18 March, 12 Henry VII.
English. Three seals.
[Middx.] C. 873. Bond of Thomas Wynslow, of London, esquire, to William
York, the elder, for 100 marks. 13 February, 35 Henry VI. Seal.
Bucks. C. 874. Demise by William Aynguel to Hamo le Neu . . . ., and
Agnes his wife, of all his tenements, lands, &c., in Little Horwode.
10 Edward II. Damaged.
Kent. C. 875. Grant by John Broke, knight, Lord Cobham, Nicholas Lathell,
gentleman, Clerk of the Pipe of the King's Exchequer, Richard Martyn,
John Wybarne, the elder, and Roger Shelley, esquires, John Beauley,
gentleman, and Richard Godfrey, in pursuance of the will of Richard Forde,
deceased, late Remembrancer of the King's Exchequer, and at the request
of Anthony Forde, son of the said Richard, to the said Anthony Forde and
Joan his wife, daughter of the late John Martyn, of Graveney, esquire, and
the heirs of the body of the said Anthony, of the manor called ' Sayntmary
hall,' in the parish of St. Mary's Hoo ; and other lands, salt marshes, &c.,
in the same parish. Appointment of John Pratte, yeoman, and bailiff of
the hundred of Hoo, and Richard Neweton, attornies to deliver seisin.
Witnesses : — Robert Rede, serjeant— at-law, and others (named). 10 June,
a Henry VII.
[N'hamp.] C. 876. Demise by Richard Bolleshore, Master of the Hospital of Holy
Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren and sisters of the same, to Elias
Pecke, of Kyngesthorp, of all their meadows in Kyngesthorp. Monday
before St. Thomas the Apostle, 3 Richard II.
[Bucks.] C. 877. Grant by Thomas Holweye, of Beknesfeld, and Matilda his
wife, to William Colyer, alias Prestwyk, of land by the highway leading
from Beaconsfield to Wyndezore (Windsor), between the land of Hugh
Berwyk, knight, and a lane called ' Walterislane.' St. Leonard's day,
43 Edward IH.
Essex. C. 878. Release by Thomas Torell, of Swafham Priour, co. Cambridge,
to Aubrey de Veer, knight, of all his right in the manor of Wykepet, with
appurtenances in Arkesden and Walden. Witnesses : — Sir William de
Wau ton, knight, and others (named). Neweport, feast of St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 50 Edward III.
Kent. C. 879. Grant by Margaret Dryver, alias Margaret Wattes, widow, to
John Marchall, citizen and mercer of London, Thomas Urewyk, knight,
Chief Baron of the King's Exchequer, John Dunne, the elder, and Richard
Hull, citizens and mercers of London, and Nicholas Bukkelly, gentleman,'
of a piece of land lying upon ' le doune,' in the parish of Earde ; also of
land in Milfeld, in the same parish, adjoining a lane called ' Millane,' by
the brook running to the mill called ' Newbury.' Earde, (? Hardres), 2 May,
15 Edward IV.
[Oxford?] C. 880. Release by William, son of William Child, of Bampton, and
Joan his wife, to Stephen, son of William Raufe, of La More, of all their
right in lands, &c., in Westwelde. Monday the feast of St. Faith, Virgin,
9 Edward II.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Kent, C. 881. Grant by Richard Rawlyns and Bartholomew Horwode,
citizens and grocers of London, to John Scowe, citizen and stockfishmonger
of London, Richard Forde, John Cook, John Beauley, John Mundes,
William Cowper, gentlemen, Richard Phippis, Edmund Newman, citizens
and stockfishmongers of London, and Thomas Lewis, citizen and vintner of
London, of the manor of Seyntmaryhalle, and land, meadow and pasture for
157 sheep, in the marshes of Dalemerssh, Hoggekynnesmerssh, Hogge-
kynsham, and Litelham ; also two sheep-houses in Dalemerssh, in the
parish of St. Mary Hoo. Appointment of Robert Bounde and Richard
Framyngham attornies to deliver seisin. Seynt Maryhall, 14 February,
49 Henry VI. Two seals.
[K'hamp.] C. 882. Demise by Master Robert de Catteworth, Master -of the
Hospital of St. David without Northampton, and the brethren of the same,
to Thomas de Schelton, of East Haddon, Ellen his wife, and John their
son, of a moiety of a messuage and curtilage in East Haddon, and of a
carucate of land. Witnesses : — Henry de Bray and Roger de Sancto Andrea,
knights, and others (named). Feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle,
19 Edward II. Seal, and fragments of two seals.
[Essex.] C. 883. Grant by Avice daughter of Edelina, late the wife of William
Lykkedoust, of Tendring, to Nicholas le Sclyp, of Manitre, and Margery
his daughter, of a piece of land with houses in the free burgage of
Manningtree, in the parish of Misteley, abutting on Bradestrate.
[13th century.] Fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 884. Release by Robert Horton, of the King's Household, to
John Drynkwater, the younger, of Peckham, and Elizabeth his wife, of
all his right in lands, &c., in the vill and parish of Camberwell, which he
had of the feoffment of Thomas Sondeford, son and heir of John Sondeford,
deceased. 8 February, 8 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 885. Grant by Nicholas le Grey, of Stanlake, to Sir John Patrike,
chaplain, of Stanlake, of three messuages and a curtilage in Stanlake ; also
of land in a croft called ' le Cocuscroft," 2*. Gd. yearly rent, and two bushels
of corn yearly. Sunday after Ascension day, 18 Edward II.
[Bucks.] C. 886. Grant by Laurence Prestwyk, of Westbraynford, Middlesex,
to Thomas Knyzth, of Beknesfeld, and Cecilia his wife, of a parcel of
land in the parish of Beaconsfield, called ' Walterislond,' lying between
the highway leading from Beaconsfield to Farnham, and land called
Hallemore,' and a lane called ' Walterislane.' Sunday before Michaelmas,
13 Henry IV.
[Berks.] C. 887. Letters of attorney from Thomas Kyngeston, knight, John
Golofre, John Cotesmore, William Brocays, William Darell, and William
Fynderne, authorising John Sieward and Richard Walweyn to deliver
seisin to William Danvers, of the county of Berks, esquire, and Joan his
wife, of the manor of Chilton, which formerly belonged to Eleanor de Sancto
Amando, with lands, &c., in the vill of Chilton. 3 July, 10 Henry VI.
Six seals.
[York.] C. 888. Demise by Thomas Stonore, esquire, to Nicholas Boreyate,
and Christina his wife, of a messuage, land, and a cottage. &c., in the
Salt Marsh, for their lives. Hembury in the Salt Marsh, 20 June,
5 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 889. Grant by Simon Umfrey, of Dunstable, to Thomas Hele, of
Badelesden, Isabella his wife, and Robert Claypole, rector of the church of
Wavenden, of a tenement and land in South Street, Dunstable, extending
to Watlingstreet, in the field of Cadyngdon. Feast of St. George,
20 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
475
[Dorset.] C. 890. Grant by John Maydegoud, chaplain, to William Mountffort,
Thomas Stykelane, Richard Huyde, Ralph Gonys, and William Tracy of
a piece of land called ' Morterheygh,' within the liberty of the town of
Bridport, adjoining a lane leading to Kyllyngesmell ; to hold the same for
maintaining the obit of Isabella Hovell, and the celebration of three masses
in the church of St. Mary, Bridport, for the 'souls of the said Isabella and
John Beljambe, once a year. Saturday after St. Thomas the Apostle,
10 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 891. Grant by John le Parker, of Beckell, to Hugh de Beckell,
clerk, and Joan his wife, of land in Beekell, part in a furlong called
' Bisouthewode," part in Nuthere Tholee, part in Nuthere Hemestable, part
in Denemundescroft, and part in Medforlung. Beckell,) Sunday after the
Annunciation, 19 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.]
York.
Sussex.
[Bedt]
Deron.
[Berks.]
[Chesh.]
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C. 892. Release by John Burgh, of the parish of St. Mary Matfelon
without Algate, London, brother and heir of Thomas Burgh, esquire, lately
deceased, to John Burgoyne and Robert Crouche of all his right in lands,
&c., in the parishes of St. Mary Matfelon aforesaid, Stebenhithe, and
Hakeney, and 12 acres of wood in Berkyngley. 14 April, 14 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
C. 893. Release by Robert Mason, chaplain, to Sir William Drousfeld,
knight, of Westbretton, Thomas de Wheteray, of Cotheworth, and William
de Roreston, chaplain, of all his right in lands, &c., in the vill and boundaries
of Oxsprynge. Wakefield, the nativity of St. John the Baptist, 2 Henry IV.
Seal.
C. 894. Bond of John Routh, of Batell, to John Brown, clerk, nnd
William Bryll, gentleman, for 41. 6*. 8d. sterling. 7 Edward IV.
C. 895. Letters of attorney from John Hardyng, of Houghton Regis,
to William Hardyng his son, and John Boner, to deliver seisin to Laurence
Pycot, and John Skynner, of Dunstable, of a messuage in Wipsnade,
10 November, 7 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 896. Release by John Thorp (?) to William Momfort of all actions,
&c. Southton Dertemouth, Monday before St. Aldelm, 2 Henry V.
Seal, imperfect.
C. 897. Letters of attorney of Richard Denby, parson of the church
of Esthenryth, authorising John Cole and John Stevenes, of East Hendred,
to deliver seisin to Richard, father of the said Richard Denby, of land in
East Hendred. Bradefeld, Thursday before St. Gregory the Pope
34 Edward III. Seal.
C. 898. Grant by John Eggerton, esquire, to Richard Cholmundeley,
esquire, Thomas Hanmer, esquire, John Brereton, son of Ranulph Brereton,
knight, and Gilbert Dutton, of all his messuages, lands, &c., in Aldelem,
and a messuage and lands in Wistaston, a messuage, &c., in Chedelton, and
all his messuages, &c., in Rqlonehall and in Shorteforlonge, to hold "to the
use of HWor Eggerton, the grantor's wife, for life, with remainder to the
use of the grantor and the heirs male of his body, &c. Appointment of
William Eggerton and Robert Wibbunbury attornies to deliver seisin.
Witnesses : — George Bromley, acting as (locum tenens) Justice of Chester,
and others (named). Wistaston, 9 November, 23 Henry VII. Fragment
of seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Hodf.] C. 899. Grant by Gilbert son of Nicholas de Wibbesnade to Nicholas
cle Bouedonne, and Nicholas his son and the heirs of his body, of a messuage
adjoining ' le Westgrene,' and ' le West Schortegrene,' a croft and land,
adjoining land of the prior of Mertone, &c. and meadow in the fields
of Whipsnade and Eyton. Sunday after St. Vincent the Martyr,
16 Edward II.
TBedf.] C. 900. Grant by Thomas Scharlok, of Wippesnad, to John Raven
and Joan his wife, of a tenement adjoining the common green of Whipsnade,
and adjoining a croft called ' Collis ' 7 Richard II. Damaged.
[Korf. f] C. 901. Receipt from William Paston, of Norfolk, gentleman, to
Richard Batell, servant to Thomas Urmondson, for 31. 6s. 8d., " to the
intent to deliver the same som to on Robert Plomere, servant to my lorde
of Essex." 2 June, 13 Edward IV. English.
[Middx.] C. 902. Demise by John Claymond, citizen and draper of London, and
Richard Whele, gentleman, to William Brown, citizen and draper, of a
tenement with shop and warehouse in the ward of Cornhill, in the parish of
St. Christopher. 7 September, 15 Edward IV.
Annexed : Schedule of landlord's fixtures. English.
[Middx.] C. 903. Receipt from William Preston, citizen and tailor of London,
to John Benet, tailor, for 8/. 15s. due on a bond which the said William had
lost through negligence, &c. 16 June, 13 Henry VII.
Kent. C. 904. Grant by Joan Halton, late the wife of John Halton, esquire,
to William Garnetz, Nicholas Bradfeld, Richard Hikkes, and Robert Berton,
of her manor called ' le Whitehall ' in the parish of St. Mary's Hoo, and
also her manor called ' Dalham ' in the parish of St. Margaret's in Halgestow,
with lands, &c., in Kent. Thursday the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist,
15 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 905. Grant by Nicholas Thomasini, son of the late Bartholomew
Thomasini, citizen and apothecary of London, to Agnes his wife, that the
tenements, &c., which his said father and Joan his mother held for a term
of years by the demise of the sisterhood and convent of Haliwell, in
Bokelersbury — the remainder of which term he had after the death of
the said Joan — shall be held by the said Agnes and the grantor's
children, during the residue of the said term. London, 13 October,
23 Edward III.
[Kssex.] C. 906. Grant by Thomas, son and heir of Walter le Taylour, of
Lalleford, to John son of Peter le Heyward, of Hache, and Juliana his wife,
and Joan and Roisia their daughters, of a tenement, &c., in Lalleford,
and 4e?. yearly rent issuing out of a fulling-mill and out of the moiety of
a pond, formerly [belonging to Henry Caperoum, in Schedingly, in the
parish of Mistley. Lalleford, Thursday before St. Andrew the Apostle,
3 Edward II.
[Devon.] C. 907. Release by Richard Ney, mason, to Henry, Duke of Exeter,
Anne, Duchess of Exeter, Richard Gaudray, and Thomas Mannyng, clerks,
of all actions. 23 December, 29 Henry VI.
[N'hamp.] C. 908. Grant by , of Brackele, to Roger his son, and
the heirs of his body, of a messuage in Brackley. 3 Edward II. Damaged.
Ireland. C. 909. Receipt from Thomas, Earl of Ormond, to Philip Bermyng-
ham, of Ireland, gentleman, by the hands of Thomas Filberd, citizen and
haberdasher of London, for 30 royals, which make in Irish money 20/.
(triginta regales quefaciunt in pecuniis Hibernie viginti libras). 20 May,
1 Edward V.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
477
[Bedf.] C. 910. Grant by Thomas, son of the late Henry Helbe, alias Harberd
and 'Sehopherd, of Wybesnad, to Nicholas atte Fekl, of the same place,
of a tenement, &c., in Wybesnad, adjoining Hayateslane, abutting on the
west on Sortegrave. Friday after St. Matthew, 26 Edward III.
[Bucks.] C. 911. Letters of attorney from Thomas Durem, of Wycombe,
authorising John Poynaud, of Great Kynbell, to deliver seisin to Thomas
Instyacre, of Wycombe, and Joan his wife, of a tenement in the High
Street of the borough of Wycombe. Sunday after the Purification,
16 Henry VI.
[ ] C, 912. Release by Cecilia Balle, embroiderer, to Henry, Duke of
Exeter, Anne, Duchess of Exeter, Richard Caudray, and Thomas Mannyng,
clerk, of all actions. 18 December, 29 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 913. Receipt from Robert Spenser, knight, and Eleanor his wife,
Countess of Wiltshire, late the wife of James, late Earl of Wiltshire, to
Thoma?, Earl of Ormond, William Husee, Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, John Cheyne, William Hody, and John Byconyll, knights, William
Dunthorn, clerk, William Martyn, William Froste and Thomas Gary for
40 marks, paid in the church of St. Paul, at ' le Rode 'of the north door.
London, 3 Julie, 4 Henry VII. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Essex. C. 914. Indenture of apprenticeship binding John Stace (?), of Haver-
hill, Essex, to Richard atte Wend, of the same place, fuller. 20 Richard II.
Damaged.
[Sussex?] C. 915. Receipt from John Cheyne, esquire, John Theccher, and John
Jefferay, feoffees of the land, &c., and executors of the will of Richard
Heggyngworth, late of Waldern, to Richard Tanner, for 20 marks.
3 Henry VII.
[Herts.] C. 916. Grant by Robert , of St. Albans, to Robert
Tewesdale, of Writele, Essex, and John Martyn, of St. Albans, of two
messuages with a curtilage, and two tofts, in Halywellestrete on ' la Haly-
wellehyll,' St. Albans. Witnesses : — Richard Pinney (?), bailiff of St.
Albans, and others (named). 6 February, 34 Henry VI. Damaged.
Kent. C. 917. Grant by William Clarke, of Chedyngston, John Reme,
Richard Warde, John Martyn alias Hayward, and Thomas Crudde, of
Hevere, to John Bulman, William Rote and Thomas Rote, of a yearly
rent of lod., out of a croft in Hever called ' Crouchecroft.' 8 June,
16 Edward IV. Damaged.
[Middx.] C. 918. Receipt from William Stok, citizen and fishmonger of London,
and Isabella his wife, late the wife of John Billion, to Sir John de Burton,
for 10 marks. 22 June, 13 Richard II. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Injured.
[Norf.] C. 919. Receipt from Robert le Parker, of Sterston, to Sir Robert de
Reydone, for 15 marks. Tuesday the feast of St. Blaise the Martyr,
3 Edward II. Damaged.
[Surrey.] C. 920. Award of Richard Best, Thomas Leycestre, Edward a Dene,
Thomas Compton, Thomas Wesenham, William Parker, Thomas Lenman
(?), and Richard Dokull, the arbitrators appointed to settle a dispute
between William Capley, of London, gentleman, and John Jurdan, Richard
Thornton, John Porter, John Huntyndon, Thomas Went, Osmund Welde,
Thomas Davy, and William Kyng, concerm'ng the title and possession of a
tenement at St. George's, Southwark. The award is to the effect that the
said William Capley is to give up possession, and the others are to pay him
40/., &c. Southwark, Thursday before St. John the Baptist, 3 Edward IV.
English. Damaged.
478 DESCEIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Berks.] C. 921. Bond of John Kyngeston, rector of the parish church of
Esthenreth, and William Whitewey, the younger, of the same place, to
William Yorke, for 31. 5s. 6d. 20 April, 31 Henry VI. Seal, and frag-
ment of seal.
[Devon.] C. 922. Release by Philip Downe, to John Mountfort, merchant of
Dartmouth, of all actions. Dartmouth, 20 November, 11 Henry IV.
[ ] C. 923. Release by Isabella Rous, late the wife of William Rous, to
Joan Bewschyn and William Bewschyn, of all actions. 16 October,
37 Henry VI. Seal.
Essex. C. 924. Receipt from John Fissher, of Terlyng, yeoman, to Walter
Gorsen, one of the executors of the -will of Richard Aired, late of Boreham,
esquire, for 26s. 8d. 26 February, 28 Henry VI. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 925. Grant by Nicholas de Bonedonne, of Wybbessnade, to Gilbert
son of Nicholas, of the same place, of a tenement with a croft, land, and
meadow in Wybbesnade and Eyton, adjoining 'le West Grene." Thursday
the feast of St. Hilary, 16 Edward II.
Surrey. C. 926. Grant by John Levyng, of Westgrenewych, Kent, to Richard
Aylewyne and Sarah his wife, of Peckham, of two pieces of land at
Estwode in Peckham, part lying between land called ' Longeberstede ' and
the highway called ' Estwodestrete.' Monday before the Conversion of
St. Paul, 32 Edward III. Seal.
Essex. C. 927. Receipt from Thomas Ormond to William Scot for 42*. 2^d.,
of his annuity of Wolhampston and Margaret Gyng (Margaretting) .
28 January, 22 Edward IV. English.
London. C. 928. Receipt from Isabella, late the wife of John Billion, to John de
Burton, clerk, for 20 marks, in part payment of a larger sum due. London,
20 July, 12 Richard II.
Surrey. C. 929. Award of Thomas Grey and Stephen Dorwell, of Lambehith,
arbitrators appointed to settle a dispute between John Bele, of Lambeth,
and John Calcote and John Hert, about a piece of ground in the town and
parish of Lambeth, determining that the premises belonged to the said John
Bele, as part of the lands, &c., which he purchased of John Tyngelden,
citizen and grocer of London. 4 October, 2 Edward IV. English,
fragment of seal.
C. 930. Letters of attorney from John Cockes, of Esthenrith, kersey-
man, to William York, of the King's Household, to recover the debts which
John Hurry, clerk, late rector of the parish church of East Hendred, then
owed and unjustly retained. 24 September, 27 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 931. Bond of Christopher i Wroughton, knight, to Thomas York
esquire, for 300 marks. 14 May, 7 Henry VIII.
Endorsed : Defeasance ; the bond to be void if Wroughton make a
sufficient estate in writing to York, of the custody, ward, and marriage
of William Wroughton, son and heir of the said Christopher, and also
of his manor of Brood Henton, with lands, tenements, &c. English.
[Oxford.] C. 932. Grant by Matilda, daughter of the late Henry Fennes, of
Chemeneye, to John le Gray, of Stanlake, of a messuage and curtilage, &c.,
in Stanlake, land in a croft called 'le Cocuscroft,' also of a curtilage
and 2s. 6d. yearly rent issuing out of a tenement at Stanlake, two bushels
of corn yearly, &c., and a right of way. Sunday before St. Peter and
St. Paul, 1 Edward III. Seal.
Berks.
[Wilts.]
ANCIENT DEEDS.
479
C. 933. Bond of John Walley, ' toukere ' and merchant of Bristol,
to William Mountfort, merchant of Bridport, for 261. 13*. 4rf. sterling.
10 ,4 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 934. Release by Thomas Jones, the elder, to Warin de Insula (de
1'Isle), lord of Kyngeston and Bedon, of all his right in lands, &c.,
at Westhakeborn. Kyngeston, feast of the Circumcision, 35 Edward III.
Seal.
C. 935. Bond of Walter Bagge, clerk, and William Hore, of Bridport,
to Thomas Pymore, for 4(W. Saturday before St. Katherine the Virgin,
5 Henry V. Seal, imperfect.
C. 936. Receipt from William Scott, of Stapilford Tany, esquire, to
Thomas Lord Ormond, for 40*., being one year's payment of an annuity of
40*. granted by the said Lord Ormond to the said William Scott for life.
Stapleford Tawney, 12 November, 6 Henry VII. English.
C. 937. Grant by Henry Matheu, of Welynton, to John Folimon, of
Bredewardyn, carpenter, of all his lands, &c., in Wellington. Monday
after St. Simon and St. Jude, 15 Edward III.
C. 938. Grant by Roger Cokkys, alias Roger Felter, of Esthakbourne,
to William York, of the King's Household, Sir John Avery, vicar of the
church of Hagbourne, and John Knody, of all his lands, &c., in East
Hagbourne, and Foulescote, and also of all his goods and chattels. 1 July,
24 Henry VI.
C. 939. Letters of attorney from Thomas Marchald, of Causlond de la
Hurst, authorising Walter Restot and John Treulove, to place Peter de
Codushale in possession of two messuages and land in Welynton. Hurst
in Causlond, Saturday the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 44 Edward III.
Seal, imperfect.
C. 940. Grant by Sir John Patrich, of Stanlake, chaplain, to John la
Grey, of the same place, and Nicholas his son, and the heirs of their bodies,
of three messuages with curtilages in Stanlake, land in a croft called ' le
Cocus Croft," and 2s. 6d. yearly rent out of a tenement in Stanlake, and two
bushels of corn yearly, &c. Sunday after St. James the Apostle,
19 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
C. 941. Grant by Richard de Stafford, parson of the church of
Burtham, Philip, parson of the church of Leyghe, and John Welokes, to
Anabel, late the wife of John de Haukeston, knight, of messuages, lands,
&c., in the counties of Stafford, Chester, and Salop. Witnesses : — Nicholas
le Beck, John de Verdon, John de Draycote, and Robert de Foulerhurst,
knights, and others (named). Wryneford, Tuesday the feast of St. Swithin,
38 Edward III.
C. 942. Grant by Richard Burre, of Herlawe, to Alan de Schypwode,
of all his lands and tenements in Harlowe, with messuages, houses, &c.
Sunday after St. Valentine, 23 Edward III.
[Middx., &c.] C. 943. Letters of attorney of John Poutrell, esquire, authorising
William Yorke, the younger, citizen and vintner of London, to receive from
John Chancy, the younger, of London, esquire, 101. ; from John Martyn,
esquire, the younger, 40* ; from William Asshe, of London, gentleman, and
Matthew Mollesdale, citizen and tailor of London, 5 marks ; from William
Anderby, late of London, gentleman, 201. ; from Thomas Seyntbarbe, of
Southbrent, Somerset, esquire, 221. 5s. lOd. ; from Richard Kneseworth, of
Kneseworth, Cambridgeshire, 100*., and also 33*. 4rf. ; and from Master
Hugh Payn, John Walkyn, and William Hash, of London, gentlemen,
10 marks. 31 August, 1 Edward IV. Seal.
[Glouo.]
[Berks.]
[Dorset.]
Esses.
[Hcref.]
Berks.
[Ileref.]
[Oxford.]
Staff.
Chesh.
Salop.
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[York.]
Ilanti.
Dorset.
[Sussex.]
Kent.
[Wnrw.]
Kent.
[Oxford.]
[Bcdf.]
[Somers.]
[W»rw.]
C. 944. Demise by Richard de Berch and Cecilia his wife, to Richard
de Riale, of a bovate of land in Oxspring, and a tenement called ' Lane-
dirode ' and another called ' Stonyflat ' and ' Kirkeflat,' lying between the
common pasture of Oxspring and ' le feldoles ' of Bohon, abutting on
' le eaclif and upon Morlandes. [1 3th century.] Fragment of seal.
C. 945. Demise by Joan Stonour, William Stonour, esquire, and
Henry Dogett, to John Person, of the site of the manor of Penyton Meysy,
with houses, lands, &c., which John Monke formerly held. Penton
Mewsey, 23 April, 15 Ed ward IV.
C. 946. Bond of John Walyssh, burgess of Dorchester, to William
Mountfort, merchant of Bridport, for 121. 10s. 4 Henry V. Seal.
C. 947. Grant by John Rede, rector of the church of Litlyngton, and
John Eustas, clerk, to John Marchal and Mabel his wife, and the heirs of
their bodies, of lands and tenements in Walderne. Waldron, Wednesday
the Invention of Holy Cross, 42 Edward III. Seal and fragment of seal.
C. 948. Bond of Roger Clupton, of Adyngton, ' wodmaker,' to William
York, of London, the younger, for 50*. 12 March, 3 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
C. 949. Grant by John Deye and John Crisp, of Caldecote, to John
Tye, of the same place, of all their lands, &c., in Caldecote. Sunday
before St. Valentine, 31 Edward III.
C. 95O. Bond of Richard Croppell, esquire, to William York, the
younger, of London, gentleman, for 200/. 19 October, 3 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Defeasance : the bond to be void if Croppell abide by the
award of John Fyncham and Nicholas Stathorn, gentlemen, arbitrators
appointed to enquire into the right to messuages, land?, &c., in the vills and
parishes of Westmallyng, Ryherssh (Ryarsh) and Birling, and into all
actions between the said parties.
C. 951. Grant by Nicholas le Grey and Joan, late the wife of Richard
le Grey, of Stanlake, to Matilda Fennes, of Chemeneye, of a messuage with
curtilage and land in a croft called ' le Cocuscroft ' ; also of another curtilage
and 2s. 6d. yearly rent issuing out of a tenement which Thomas Ricard
held of the grantors in Stanlake ; also of two bushels of corn yearly, and
a right of way. Sunday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 1 Edward III.
Fragments of two seals.
C. 952. Release by Simon Whyttawer, of Dunstable, to William Anable,
of the same place, of all his right inlands, &c., in Dunstable, Cadyndqn, and
Kenesworth, which Whyttawer had by the feoffment of Simon Wylshamstede.
Wednesday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 5 Henry V. Seal.
C. 953. Grant by Richard de Luketon to Alice his daughter and the
heirs of her body, of land in the fields of Kyngeston by Gyvele (Yeovil.)
in a tillage called ' Galkesputte ' in ' le Nutherforlangges.' [13th century.]
C. 954. Grant by Thomas le Hore, of Elmedon, to John son of
William de Ruycroft, of Hulton, and William le Hore, son of the grantor,
of a toft and all his lands, &c., in Solihull, which formerly belonged to
Charles de Blosmevill, chaplain. Witnesses : — John Pecche, knight, and
others (named). Thursday after the Purification, 48 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
481
[Berks.] C. 955. Grant by John Mene and Joan his wife to Richard Wyot,
John Wyot, John Halle, of Colbrook, Thomas Copmanford, and John Scot,
of Langele, to the use of Thomas atte Watere, cousin and heir of Walter
Gateway, of all their estate in the manors of Mychelscourt, Paynelscourt
and Snoweswykes, a meadow called ' Denkeney,' and I O/. yearly rent issuing
out of the manor of Paynelscourt, together with all other lands, &c., in
Burwardescote, with the advowson of the church there. 1 May, 5 Henry IV.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 956. Grant by Walter Wryght, of Solihull, and Thomas Gode-
felow, of the same place, to William Smyth, of Solihull, the elder, and
Anne his wife, of a field in Solihull. Monday before the nativity of
St. John the Baptist, 11 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 957. Grant by John David, of Elmedon, chaplain, to John Thone,
of Solihull, and Agnes his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of two pieces
of land with a curtilage and buildings, both within and without the
borough of Solihull. Sunday after St. Hilary, 8 Edward III.
[York.] C. 958. Grant by Thomas de Schepley, to William son of William
del Hill, of half a bovate of land with buildings, &c. in Thurlestone, which
Robert Bercar' formerly held. [13th century.]
[Berks.] C. 959. Letters of attorney from Richard Bousch, of Twykenam,
Middlesex, authorising John Averey, vicar of Hakebourne, to deliver seisin
of meadow land in East and West Hagbourne, which the said Richard,
had granted to John York, William York, and others. 29 September
22 Henry VI.
Surrey. C. 960. Grant by John Gybelot, of Pecham, in the parish of
Camberwell, to John Langhorne, citizen and brazier of London, of land
in ' le Northfelde ' of Pecham, in a certain ' Shote ' called ' le Creke.'
12 August, 3 Henry IV.
[ ] C. 961. Grant by Gilbert Page, the younger, of Meldinge, to Richard
his son, of a piece of land in the same vill, abutting upon the way called
' Aylwardestrete.' Witnesses : — Sir Peter de Dennardston, knight, and
others (named). Passion Sunday, 10 Edward II.
[Middx.] C. 962. Release by Alice Prestes, of Twykenham, widow, to Thomas
Postell, of the same place, of all her right in a void plot of land in
Twickenham. Wednesday before St. Faith, Virgin, 14 Richard II. Seal.
Berks. C. 963. Bond of Robert Avery, of Kyngyston Bagpuse, clerk, to
John Averey, for 20 marcs. 10 February, 24 Henry VI.
[Berks.] C. 964. Grant by Walter Catewy, of the county of Berks, to Thomas
Thorp, of the reversion of the manor of Mychels, in the parish of Bour-
wardescote, with the advowson of the church there, which John Meene
and Joan his wife, late the wife of Thomas Catewy, hold for the life of
the said Joan. 20 November, 1 Henry IV.
[Surrey.] C. 965. Grant by John atte Walle, of Camerwelle, the elder, and John
atte Walle, his son and heir, to Maurice Turgis, citizen and draper of
London, and Katherine his wife, of land in Peckham in a field called
'Haselfeld.' Camberwell, Sunday after St. Luke the Evangelist,
1 1 Edward III. Two seals, one imperfect.
[Norf.] C. 966. Grant by Adam son of Peter de Hornynghe, of Dilham, to
Stephen son of Henry de Dilham, dyer, of a moiety of a piece of land
called ' le Stintlynghes,' in Dilham, adjoining the land of Sir William de
Gyneye and others. [13th century.] Fragment of seal,
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C. 967. Release by Thomas Hykkis, son and heir of Richard Hykkis,
to William Halton, gentleman, son and heir of John Halton, of all his
right in the manor called ' le Whytehalle ' in the parish of St. Mary's Hoc,
and in lands, &c., in the same parish ; with warranty against the abbot of
St. Peter's, Westminster, and his successors. 18 October, 5 Edward IV.
Fragment of seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Chancery the same
day.
C. 968. Letters of attorney from William York, the elder, authorising
John Rypon to receive from Richard Faldrian seisin of land in the field of
Westacbourne (West Hagbourne). London, 21 May, 10 Edward IV.
C. 969. Release by Alice, daughter of William de Stalham, knight, to
Sir Geoffrey Wyth, knight, and Isabella his wife, of all her right in lands,
&c., in Stalham, Ingham, Hegham Pottere, Smalbergh, Dylham, Worthe-
stede, Walsham, Westwyk, Boston, Berton, Irsted, Netesherd, Hornyngg
and Asschemenhaghe. Witnesses : — Sir Reginald le Gros and Oliver his
son, and others (named). 27 May, 9 Edward II.
C. 970. Grant by John Drynkwater, of Peccham, in the parish of
Camerwell, to Richard Skynner, John Baker, the younger, John Bruton,
and John Baker, the elder, of the same parish, of all the lands, &c., which
he had by 4 the feoff ment of Agnes Aylewyn, widow, deceased. Peckham,
22 April, 5 Edward IV. Seal.
C. 971. Grant by Godfrey son of Geoffrey de Hadestoke, formerly
citizen of London, to William de Betune, mercer, citizen of London, of land
with houses in the parish of St. John's Walbrook. Witnesses : — Henry le
Waleis, Mayor of London, and alderman of that ward, Jordan Godchep
and Martin Box, sheriffs, and others (named). [12 Edward I.] Fragment
of seal.
C. 972. Grant by William Smyth, of Solyhull, to Walter Wryght, of
the same place, and Thomas Goodfelowe, of a field in the territory of
Solibull. Saturday in Whitsun week, 11 Henry IV.
C. 973. Grant by John Felypes, of Pendesham, to John his eldest
son, of land in the field of Pendesham, extending into Godlehull mid into
Lufleweie, next the land of Nicholas Burnel, knight. Pensham, Thursday
the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 34 Edward III.
C. 974. Bond of Richard Lovell, of Stretton St. Margaret, husband-
man, to Thomas Yorke, esquire, for 201. Defeasance appended ; Lovell
is to pay 13/. to Yorke.
English. Undated. An unfinished copy ?
C. 975. Grant by Thomas del Stokkes to John Woderoue, John de
Bretton, William de Wakefeld, and Thomas de Gaytford, of messuages,
lands, &c., in Kylyngton, and Wermyngton. Monday after St. Martin in
the Winter, 14 Richard II. Seal.
C. 976. Demise by Master Robert de Cathworth, Master of the
Hospital of the Holy Trinity, otherwise St. David, without Northampton,
and the brethren of the same, to William Bretoun, of Tekne, and Agnes his
wife, of their holm of Tekne, by the water-mill of the said William, in
consideration of the latter's past and future service, &c. Northampton,
Michaelmas day, 20 Edward II. Fragment* of two teals.
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[Oxford.] C. 977. Grant by Aveline Cross (de Cruce), widow, to Simon Gaudin,
of a messuage and land in Lachebroke, in the parish of Sciplake. Thursday
after the Ascension, 13 Edward I.
Essex. C. 978. Bond of Henry Barbour, of Waltham Abbey, gentleman,
to William Yorke, the younger, gentleman, for 40*. sterling. 30 July,
10 Edward IV. Seal.
Glouo. C. 979. Grant by Alexander Beynham, knight, William Grevell,
sergeant-at-law, William Tracy, Eobert Wye and Richard Wye to
Nicholas Dobyns, of all their lands and tenements in the town of Tewkes-
bury which they formerly held with William Wye, the elder, and William
Wye, the younger, deceased, &c. : to wit, a burgage tenement in the street
called ' Oldeburystrete,' and two half burgage tenements in the great street
of the same town called ' Churchstrete,' ten gardens called three-quarters of
a burgage tenement, near the lane called ' Salterzlane,' and ' Cryspynelane,'
and a tenement in Sowthewyk. Witnesses : — George Coton and John
Bett, bailiffs of Tewkesbury, and others (named). 2 April, 24 Henry VII.
Seal.
[Staff.] C. 980. Grant by Roger Saxoy to William de Brereton, the younger,
John Wordhulle, rector of the church of Brereton, and William Haynesson,
chaplain, of all the lands, <fcc., within the territory of Bettiley. Feast
of St. Oswald, King and Martyr, 13 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
Berks. C. 981. Release by Walter Catewy, of Lollyndon within the parish of
Chelleseye, to William Wylycotes, Richard Overton, and Richard atte
Watre, of all his right in the reversion of the manor, and other lands, &c.,
in the parish of Borwardescote, formerly purchased of Thomas Paynel,
knight, &c. Chelleford, 20 September, 20 Richard II. Seal.
[Sussex.] C. 982. Grant by Richard Tannere, of Lyndefeld, to Richard
Mascall, the elder, John atte Homwod, of Cokefeld, William Payn, William
Potter, Thomas Lovestou, of Brightelmeston, and John atte Ree, of
Cokefeld, of all his lands, &c., in the parish of Walderne. Waldron,
Thursday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 2 Richard III. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] Ct 983. Grant by William Mulsho, of Dunstable, and Thomas Cook,
of St. Albans, to William Smyth, of Dunstable, and Alice his wife, of lands,
&c., in Wipsonade, Eyton, and Toturnho. Whipsnade, 15 January,
9 Henry V. Seal and fragment of seal.
Berks. C. 984. Release by Robert Marchal, of Lecchelad, to Thomas
Cathewy, of Harewell, and Joan his wife, of all his right in lands, &c., in
Borwardescot. Buscott, Sunday the feast of St. Clement, Pope and
Martyr, 28 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 985. Grant by John Bassyngboru, John Clebury, clerk, and
Thomas Stapulford, clerk, to Isabella, late the wife of Philip Soydon, of
Weymouth, of their lower water-mill called ' Criketesmull ' in Weye
Ruwant. Saturday the morrow of the nativity of the Blessed Virgin,
15 Richard II.
Bucks. p. 986. Release by John Neyrnut, knight, to Robert de Marny,
knight, and Alice his wife, of all his right in the manor of Kyngeseye, of
which the said Robert and Alice were then seised in fee by the feoffment
of Robert de Bourton, parson of the church of South Wokyndon, and John
Colyu, chaplain. London, 18 November, 7 Richard II.
Endorsed: Memorandum ef enrolment in the King's Chancery
in November in the same year.
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[Derby ?] C. 987. Release by Richard Dalron to Almaric de Sancto Amando,
knight, Alice Perers, Richard Brous, and Stephen Botiler, of all his right in
lands, &c., in Lakynge, Detheswyke, and Cherlton. Witnesses : — John
Goloffre, Richard Adderbury, and John Kentwode, knights, and others
(named). Westminster, 8 May, 50 Edward III.
Kent. C. 988. Bond of James Robynson, of Estwykham, husbandman, to
William York, of London, the younger, for 70s. sterling. 24 January,
8 Edward IV. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 989. Grant by Alice, late the wife of John Geney, knight, and
William Purk, chaplain, to Geoffrey Haldeyn, clerk, John Northgate, clerk,
John Haldeyn, of Bekles, and William Pampyng, of Skouriston, of &
messuage in Dylham called ' Holdiches,' abutting on the common pasture,
and five pieces of land in the East field. Monday after the nativity of
St. Mary the Virgin, 3 Henry VI. Seal.
[Oxford.] C. 990. Grant by Simon Kesewik to John le Parkere, of Beckele,
Joan his wife, and James their son, and the heirs of the body of the said
James, of a messuage with gardens, curtilages, and a croft, and lands,
&c., in Beckley. Tuesday after Michaelmas, 4 Edward III. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 991. Grant by Simon Pygott, burgess and merchant of Lenn, to
Thomas Geyton, of Fyncham, and William Marche, burgesses of the same
place, and John Peers, of Wygenale, of a tenement in Lynn, with a building
and quay adjacent, at the north end of ' Fynneslane,' then called ' Baxter-
rowe,' between the common way and the common fleet called ' Purfleete,"
to the east of the common gutter then covered in, &c. In time of William
Marche, then mayor, and Thomas Thoresby, alderman of Lynn.
26 February, 20 Edward IV. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 992. Letters of attorney of Nicholas Dixon, Thomas Hasley,
Nicholas Radeford, William Selman, and John Arderne, esquire, authorising
John Crosse, of London, to deliver seisin to William Chedworth, citizen
of London, of lands, tenements, shops, &c., in the parish of St. Augustine
in ' le Oldchaunge,' in the ward of Baynardescastell. London, 9 August,
21 Henry VI. Three seals.
[Staff.] C. 993. Indenture by which John de Haukeston, knight, and Anabel
his wife, charge, &c., the land of the said Anabel in Forde, together with
the advowson of the church of Chetilton, and the reversion of the manor of
Chetilton, in favour of the said John and Anabel. The deed recites that
William son of John de Bromlegh, John de Bromley, William son of
Walter de Bromlegh, Roger de Bromlegh, and Walter de Bromlegh, are
bound in 1001. to the said John de Haukeston by a statute merchant, and
that the said Anabel is similarly bound in 60/. Chester, Saturday the
feast of the Nativity of Our Lady, 32 Edward III. French. Fragment!
of three seals.
Glouc. C. 994. Release by Thomas atte Watre, son of Margaret, daughter of
Berks. Walter Catewy, to Richard Wyot, John Wyot, John Halle, of Colbrok,
Oxford, John Scot, and Thomas Copmanford, of all his right in land, &c., in
Collesborne, Elkston, Harcherstoke, and Meresplot, and also of all his
right in the manors of Paynescourt, Michelscourt in Borewardescote and
in the advowson of the church there, in lands at Buscott and elsewhere
in the county of Berks; in lands, &c., which they hold in Kelmescote,
and in a meadow called ' Denkeneye,' &c., also in the manor of Elvynden
with lands, &c., in Abbotestoke, Goryng, and elsewhere in the county of
Oxford, and in Stretele, Rumford, and Tylhurst in Berks. Witnesses : —
Philip la Vache, knight, and others (named). 12 February, 6 Henry IV.
Seal.
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[Oxford.] C. 995. Grant by Thomas Alisaundre, of Dorchester, to Nicholas le
Noble, and Agnes his wife, of an acre of headland in the field of Warborowe,
at 'la Lure,' extending to the ditch called 'Bonesdych,' and adjoining the
highway leading to Holecombe. Friday after St. John the Baptist,
1 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 996. Grant by William de Middelmor, of Solihull, to John Tone,
of the same place, of a field in Solihull adjoining the highway from Kynel-
worth to Burmygtham, and a lane leading to ' le Ronwode.' Monday after
Michaelmas, 5 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 997. Release by John Wodekoc, of Solihull, to John son of
William atte Birches, of the same place, of all his right in a croft at ' le
Orchard,' in Solihull. Wednesday after the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
18 Edward III.
[Sussex.] C. 998. Grant by John Marchal, to John Rede, rector of the church of
Lytlyngton, and John Eustas, clerk, of all his lands and tenements in the
parish of Walderne. Waldron, Sunday before St. George, 42 Edward III.
Seal.
Hanti. C. 999. Bond of John Roger, of Fryfolk, esquire, to William York for
40 marks. 4 January, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
[Staff.] C. 1000. Grant by John de Flossebroc and Alice his wife, to Emma,
late the wife of John son of Stephen, son of Ody de Snede, of Bettileye,
and Roger her son, of a plot of land upon Wryme, between ' le Cracale
Mosse ' and the high street, &c. Witnesses : — John de Thikenes, Hugh de
Delves, bailiffs, and others (named). Betley, Monday after St. James the
Apostle, A.D. 1347.
[Middx.] C. 1001. Acquittance from Henry Sharp, LL.D. Commissary-General
of Thomas bishop of London in the city of London and the deaneries
of Middlesex and Barking, to Henry Littylton, administrator of the goods,
&c., of Joan Willden, of London, widow. 20 October, A.D. 1452.
[Warw.] C. 1002. Grant by Henry de Bury, of Longodon, to Sir Edmund de
Whytacre, of Ehnedon, of land in the manor of Longodon, adjoining the
highway from ' le Buriforde ' to Elmedon, and extending from the marlpit
to the high road from Erescote to Burmyngham. Sunday before the
Annunciation, 10 Edward II.
[Warw.] C. 1003. Release by Thomas le Hore, of Elmydon, to William atte
Grange, clerk, and John Notte, of all his right in a piece of pasture in
Solihull, at Blacstade. Wednesday before the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
42 Edward ILT.
[Oxford.] C. 1004. Release by Matilda le Greye, of Stanlake, to William le
Walkere, and Agnes his wife, of the same place, of all her right in a
tenement and curtilage in Stanlake, and land in a croft called ' le Cokus-
croft,' also in a curtilage and yearly rent of 2s. 6d. issuing out of a tenement
which formerly belonged to Thomas Augneys, of Stanlake. Wednesday
before St. Gregory, 23 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1005. Receipt from William Mockford, of Brydport, to William
Calton, by the hands of John Waterton, for 100 marks, for furnishing
certain cables, hawsers, &c., for the King's service. 2 February, 4 Henry V.
Seal.
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Bcdf. C. 1006. Release by William Pecke, gentleman, to Laurence Pycot,
Herts. of Dunstable, William Anable and Henry Mauntell, of all his right in land
in ' les West Innynges ' of Hough ton Regis, and in the field of Cadyngdon.
Witnesses : — Thomas Porter, bailiff of Houghton and Eyton, and others
(named). 31 October, 23 Henry VI.
Surrey. C. 1007. Release by John Aylewyn, citizen and smith of London,
kinsman and heir of Thomas Aylewyn, deceased, late of Peckham, Surrey,
to William Ode, of Camberwell, John T>rynkwater, the younger, and John
Giblot, of Peckham, of all his right in lands, &c., which formerly belonged
to his uncle3 the said Thomas Aylewyn, in Peckham. 21 April, 15 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Warw.] C. 1008. Grant by John Thone, of Solihull, to Sir John David, of
Elmedon, chaplain, of a plot of land in Solihull, and a piece of a curtilage
with a house in the borough of Solihull, adjoining the highway called ' le
Smythestret.' Wednesday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
8 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 1009. Grant by Robert, son of John ate Spraketh, of the vill of
St. Mary's in Hoo, to Stephen son of Stephen, son of Adam de Delham,
of land and a harderen (sic), with house built thereon, in the said vill, at
Spraketh. 12 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 1010. Release by John Byngham, vicar of the prebendal church
of Remmysbury, to Master William Myll, chaplain, John Bernard, the
elder, William Rasell and John Ludde, of all actions. Ramsbury, 15
April, 35 Henry VI. Seal.
Wilts. C. 1011. Demise by Thomas Criklade to William Darell, esquire, of
his manor of Beverisbroke, with the advowson of the chapel there, and
lands, &c., in Calston, which Criklade had by the gift of John Worston.
Beverisbroke, 12 March, 16 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 1012. Grant by Robert de la Hulle, son of William de la Hulle,
of Mungewell, to William Luveday, Joan his wife, and John their son, of a
messuage, and all the land which he held in Mungewell of the said
William Luveday, together with the rent which he had from Henry le
Welere, &c. Witnesses :— Sir Geoffrey Russel, steward of the honour of
Walingeford, Sir Alan son of Reward, sheriff of Oxfordshire, Sir Henry lo
Tyeys, knight, and others (named). [7-9 Edward I.]
C. 1013. Release by Henry Rose, and Helen his wife, to Geoffrey
Wythe, and Isabella his wife, of all their right in lands, &c., which
descended to the said Helen after the death of Robert de Stalham in
Irstede and Netishirde, and lands, &c., which descended to the said Helen
after the death of Isabella de Calthorp in Wurthstede and Dilham ; and
also of all their right in Bartholomew Attewade and' Geoffrey Ante, villeins,
and in their lands, &c., in Smaleberg. Witnesses :— Sir John de Ingham,
William de Kerdeston, Peter de Roscelyn, Reginald de Groos, and Roger de
Gyneye, knights, and others (named). Friday after St. Augustine the
Bishop, 32 Edward I.
Surrey. C. 1014. Grant by William Aylewyn, citizen and 'whyttawyer' of
London, son and heir of Richard Aylewyn, late of Peckham, to Thomas
Aylewyn, of Peckham aforesaid, and Agnes his wife, of land in the field
called ' Chalvecroft ' in Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell, adjoining a
. field called < Estmede,' and the highway called ' Napiltonwey ' ; also of land
in ' le Bre«he,' Peckham. 11 October, 5 Henry IV. Seal.
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C. 1015. Grant by Oliver W . . . . les to John Nally, of Berton,
and the heirs of his body, of a piece of land in Smalbergh, and two pieces
of land in Barton, one called ' Scurelestoft,' and the other ' Maddistoft.'
Smallburgh, Sunday after St. Edmund the King, 15 Edward III.
Damaged.
C 1016 Grant by Robert Reyner, of Berghestede. to Thomas Ive,
of Eylesforde, of a field called ' Prestesfeld,' in Eastfarleghe, adjoining
Farleghesheth. 8 February, 40 Edward III. Seal,
C. 1017. Demise by William de Posyngwerth to John Copyn, of land
and six ' daywerkes ' in the parish of Walderne, adjoining the highway
leading from Willardescruche to Waldron church. A.D. 1357.
C. 1018. Eelease by Joseph de Peniston to William del Hill, of
Thurleston, of a messuage, lands, &c., within the bounds of Thurleston,
which formerly belonged to William de Ormethwayte. Berneslay, Wednes-
day after Holy Trinity, A.D. 1323. Seal.
C. 1019. Indenture by which Thomas Hele, of Badelesden, agrees to
pay to Katherine Whyte, late the wife of Miles le Whyte, called Chapman,
40/., and if he fail to do so on certain days, the said Katherine is to have
a right to re-enter into a certain tenement and lands, &c. Dunstable, feast
of St. George, 20 Richard II. Seal.
C. 1020. Receipt from John Cheyne and Robert Walshe to Richard
Tanner, of Lewes, yeoman, James Tanner, of Waldron, yeoman, and
Thomas Loveston, of Bryghtelmeston, yeoman, for 10 marks. 8 October,
4 Henry VII. Fragment of seal.
C. 1021. Demise by Sir Thomas de Cobeham, of Rundale, knight, and
Maude his wife, to Richard Scut, citizen and merchant of London, of all
their lands and tenements in the counties of Essex and Middlesex which
belonged to Thomas Morice, father of the said Maude, except a messuage
and garden called ' Colewelle,' which Blase de Bury then held. Derteford,
St. Michaelmas day, 47 Edward III. French. Fragment of seal.
C. 1022. Bond of Thomas Ormond and William Boleyn, knights, to
John Sapcotes, esquire, for 40/. 19 November, 1 Henry VII.
C. 1023. Grant by William Calthorp, esquire, to William Wryght,
of Smallburgh, of land in Smallburgh, in a field called 'Westcroft,' in
exchange for land in the great close of the manor of the said William
Calthorp in Smallburgh, &c. 20 October, 37 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 1024. Grant by Katherine Whyte, late the wife of Miles le
Whyte, alias Chapman, of Dunstable, to Simon Umfrey, of the same place,
of a tenement in South Street, Dunstable, and land in the fields of Dun-
stable, Cadyndon, Kenesworth, and Houghton. Morrow of Mid Lent
Sunday, 20 Richard II. Seal.
[Essex.] C. 1025. Grant by John Pop the elder, of Little Wyggeberwe, to
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John Bourzt, of the same place, and Joan his wife, of two pieces of land in
Little Wigborough, part adjoining land called 'Pysfeld,' part called
' Schortestoten.' Friday the feast of St. James the Apostle, 28 Edward III,
C. 1026. Grant by John Fyssher to John Prudde, or Hasteler, John
Veysi, and John Hostiller, of St. Albans, of a garden, towards Halywelle-
bridge, abutting on the bank called ' Halywelle.' St. Albans, 22 May,
15 Henry VI.
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[Middz.] C. 1027. Release by Boger, son and heir of Robert Ernys, late citizen
of London, to William de Bettune, mercer, citizen of London, of all his
right in a tenement in the parishes of St. Anthony and St. John's
Walbrook. Saturday after St. Nicholas, 12 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Middz.] C. 1028. Indentures by which John de Mitforde, citizen and draper
of London, acknowledges the right of John Maryns, citizen and spicer of
London, and Marion his wife, to a chimney in the wall of a tenement of the
said John de Mitforde in Milk Street. London, 30 April, 46 Edward III.
French.
Surrey. C. 1029. Release by Joan, late the wife of William Kaylok, late of
Hakeney, Middlesex, daughter and heiress of Alice Ricard, sister of Robert
Ricard, formerly of Peckham, Camberwcll, to John Drynkwater, of Peckham
aforesaid, of all her right in a messuage, garden and land in Peckham.
29 January, 3 Hen. VI. Fragment of seal.
Kent. C. 1030. Letters of attorney from Matilda, late the wife of William
Pawlyn, the elder, of Hevere, to John Crudde, the younger, to deliver seisin
to William Smyzt, son of the said Matilda, of lands, &c., in the parishes of
Edynbregge, Hever, and Speldherst. Friday after St. John ante portam
Latinam, 1C Richard II. Seal.
[Herts.] C. 1031. Release by William Crofton and John Briddesthorn, of St.
Albans, to Robert Thome [and others ?], of the same place, of all their right
in a messuage and land in St. Albans, in Halywcllcstrate, and adjoining the
boundary called ' Pottereshegge,' and ' Eywodelane.' 1 April, 6 Henry V.
Damaged. Fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 1032. Grant by Thomas Hunt, gentleman, to Richard Skynner,
gentleman, and Agnes his wife, and Michael Skynner, son of the said
Richard and Agnes, of all his lands, tenements, &c., in Pekham, in the
parish of Camberwell. Appointment of Bartholomew Chalner, attorney to
deliver seisin. 6 July, 6 Hen. VII. Seal.
[Line.] C. 1033. Grant by Thomas Moigne, of Wyflyngham, to Stephen
Palmere and Agnes his wife, John Deen, burgess of Grymesby, Robert
Dyconson and Nicholas Palmere, of Garmethorp, of a messuage in Fynkel-
strete, Grymesby, by ' le cornmarket,' and two stalls in the market ; also a
garden called ' Osyergarth ' in Grimsby, in a way called ' Denesgate.'
Appointment of Hugh Edon and John Clei'k attornies to deliver seisin.
10 August, 9 Edward IV. Four seals and fragment of seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 1034. Grant by John de Sancto Mauro, Master of the Hospital of the
Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, to
William son of| Benedict le Neubonde, of Buckeby, and Isabella his wife,
daughter of Richard Wille, of Westhaddon, of 13*. yearly rent in West-
haddon which Agnes, late the wife of the said Richard Wille, pays for a
messuage and land which she holds for her life, and also the reversion to
the premises after the death of the said Agnes. Thursday the feast of
St. Peter ad Vincula, 5 Edward III.
[Devon.] C. 1035. Release by Thomasia, late the wife of Nicholas Dynham,
to John Dynham of all her right in a tenement in the borough of Tavystoke,
between ' le Fyshelake ' and the highway leading from the pillory of the
said town to Howrdeweke. 1 September, 5 Henry VIII.
[Herts ] C. 1036. Letters of attorney of John Matheu, of St. Albans, authorising
William Bordale to deliver seisin to Thomas Syward, Thomas Bordale,
Robert Thorn, William Crofton, and John Bridesthorn, of a messuage in
Haliwelstrete, St. Albans, and land [there]. 24 February, 4 Henry V.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
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Surrey. C. 1037. Grant by John Drynkewater and John Gryme, the elder, of
Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell, to Christiana Wyt, late the wife of
William Wytte, late of Peckham, of a tenement in Peckham. 2 June,
27 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Eisex.] C. 1038. Release by Roger Bolch, of Colchester, to Gilbert Pyggesle,
burgess of Colchester, of all his right in a messuage at New Hithe, Colchester.
Sunday the feast of St. Martin, 26 Edward III.
Bedf. C. 1039. Release by Richard le Whyte, called Milys, son of Miles le
Herts. Whyte, of Dunstable, to Thomas Hole, of Edelesburgli, of all his right in
lands, Ac., in Dunstable, Cadyngton, and Kennesworth. Saturday after
St. Gregory, 20 Richard II. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1040. Grant by Robert de Geywode, citizen and girdler of London,
to Robert de Vinetria, clerk, and Alice his wife, of two shops, &c., in
the parish of St. Michael's, Bassieshawe. Witnesses : — Sir John le Breton,
Warden of London, Elyas Russel and Henry le Bole, sheriffs, Ralph le
Blund, alderman of that ward, and others (named). Friday after Michaelmas,
21 Edward I.
Kent. C. 1041. Grant by John Outlawe and Thomas Outlawe to John
Marchall, John Stokton, William Redknapp, John Alborowe, Richard
Hull, and Henry Newman, citizens and mercers of London, of a tenement
with houses, gardens and land in Crayford, of land in a field called
' Depedene,' in Crayford aforesaid, adjoining a croft called ' Fyppescrofte,'
and of a parcel of land and wood at Moltgrove, by Groresherne, Crayford,
adjoining Crayford Heath. 7 November, 5 Edward IV. Fragment of
seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1042. Receipt from John Blecchele and Thomas Whyte, son of
Miles Chapman, of Dunstable, executors of the will of Katherine Whyte,
alias Mylys, of Dunstable, to Thomas Hele, of Badelesdon, for eight marks,
in full payment of 401. sterling due to the said Katherine. Feast of
St. Fremund the King, 22 Richard II. Fragments of two of seals.
[Middx.] C. 1043. Grant by John Guybon, Robert Broun, citizen and tailor of
London, and Oliver Davy, citizen and goldsmith of the same, to John Baker,
John Broun, and Thomas Fabyon, citizens and mercers of London, of their
manor of Toppeffeld in Harengey, with lands, &c., in the same place, which
the grantors had from Thomas Bryan, serjeant-at-law, and others (named).
Appointment of Thomas Forster, gentleman, John Capeleyn, and William
Smyth attornies to deliver seisin. 8 November, 6 Edward IV. Seal and
fragments of two seals.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Chancery the same
day.
[Chesh.] C. 1044. Receipt from Richard le Vernon, of Haslyngton, to Ralph
Eggerton for 50 marks, in part payment of 100 marks. Wednesday after
the Conversion of St. Paul, 13 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 1045. Release by Hubert, son and heir of Geoffrey de Berkynge,
to Robert de Bryssete, clerk, and Joan his wife, of all his right in a
tenement, &c., in Lose, in Hetsham (Hitcham). Monday the feast of St.
Edmund of Pontigny, 21 Edward I.
[Suff.] C. 1046. Grant by Alice, late the wife of Adam de Losse, to Nicholas
de Tunstale, and Margery his wife, of all her dower lands in Hecham
(Hitcham). Witnesses : — Sirs Hugh de Morieaus and John de Geddig,
knights, and others (named). Thursday the feast of St. Edmund the
Archbishop, 1 Edward II.
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Bedf. C. 1047. Grant by William Bukbrigge, clerk, and John Josep, chaplain,
to Elizabeth, lato the wife of Edward Kendale, knight, the younger, of all
their manor of Wrastelyngworth for her life. Witnesses : — Sir Reginald
Grey, lord of Rutthyn, Gerard Braibrok, John Traily, and Edward Boteler,
knights, and others (named). Monday after Holy Trinity, 50 Edward III.
Fragments of two seals.
[Norf.] C. 1048. Grant by Simon Baret, Nicholas Lakenham, and John
Aslak, of Sprowston, to John Aslak, of Crosthweyt, Robert Martham,
Henry Lesyngharn, William, perpetual vicar of the church of Stalham,
Nicholas Heilot, parson of the church of Kesewyk, and Edmund Heilot, of
Lesyngham, of all their messuages, lands, &c., in Stalham, Brunstede and
elsewhere in the hundred of Harpyng, lately held in servile tenure of Oliver
Wyth, knight, as of his manor called ' Stalhamhalle/ and also land in the
same town which the grantors together with Robert Malbrook held, with
lands and tenements in Roymerston, by the gift of William Leverych, of
Thurleston, &c. 10 January, 10 Henry IV. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1049. Release by Roger, son and heir of Robert Ernys, formerly
citizen of London, to William de Betune, mercer, citizen of London, of all
his right in 2 marcs yearly rent issuing out of a tenement in the parishes of
St. Anthony and St. John Walbrook, adjoining Bokereslesberi, &c.
Witnesses : — Henry le Waleis, Mayor of London, and alderman of that ward,
Jordan Godchep and Martin Box, sheriffs, and others (named). [ A.D. 1284.]
Seal.
[Kent.] C. 1050. Grant by Constance, daughter of William atte Sole, of
Eastfarleghe, to Walter Colpeper, of two pieces of land, one abutting on a
road called ' Weststrete,' together with a pond in a place called ' James-
hage,' in Eastfarlegh. September, 10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] C. 1051. Grant by Robert, son of Moses Skinner (Pelliparif), of
the parish of St. Mary's, Hoo, to Stephen son of Stephen de Delham, of
a tenement in the parish of St. Mary's aforesaid. 4 Edward II. Fragment
of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1052. Grant by Roger de Ely, citizen and fishmonger of London,
to John de Aylesham, citizen and mercer of the same city, of a watercourse
from the house of the said John upon the land of the said Roger, the
said John agreeing to give the water free course through his house
to the highway ; the tenements of the said parties being in the parish
of Holy Trinity the Less. London, Wednesday after the Assumption,
5 Edward III. French.
Sussex. C. 1053. Grant by Richard Cach, of Cokefeld, to Thomas Onstye, of
Haylesham, John atte Ree, the elder, of Wyneleffeld, John Onstye alias
Holcombe, the elder, Thomas atte Wode, of Clayton, and Richard
Tannere, of Lyndefeld, of all his lands, &c., both within and without the
town of Cuckfield aforesaid. Appointment of William Frood attorney to
deliver seisin. Witnesses : — John Bullok, vicar of Cuckfield, and others
(named). Cuckfield, 26 December, 12 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] '. C. 1054. Grant by Thomas Beauchamp, knight, Ralph Bussh, esquire,
Eleanor his wife, and John Stork to Richard Whittok, of Stalbrigge, of
an annuity of 10 marcs, out of their manors of Caundell Haddon, Lidelynche,
and Houghtou. Caundell Haddon, 2 April, 6 Henry VI. Fragments
of two seals.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
491
[Oxford.]
[Herts.]
[Bodf.]
[Herts.]
[Middx.]
[Middx.]
Wore.
[Cornw.]
[WUts.]
Middx.
C. 1055. Grant by John Sturtel and Christina hjs wife, to William
Clerk, of Porstoke, of a yearly rent of 26s. 8d., issuing out of three
messuages in Dorchester, one at the corner of a lane leading to Glidepath,
&c. Witnesses: — Sir John, vicar of Porstoke, and others (named).
Dorchester, Monday after All Saints, 5 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 1056. Demise by William Cantelowe, mercer and alderman of
London, to John Todingdon, of Dtmstable, mason, for seven years, of land
in Kennesworth, part on Aldonhille, part abutting on Stipersdowne, part
in Caclingdon, in ' le Middelfurlong,' by land of the dean of St. Paul's,
London, and part abutting on Watling Street. Dunstable, 16 January,
37 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1057. Grant by John Bradcroft, John Taverner, and William
Carpenter, of St. Albans, to John Palmere, miller, of the same place, of a
messuage and garden in Halywellestrete, St. Albans, extending to Potters-
hegge, £c. Witnesses : — John Spendlove, bailiff of St. Albans, and others
(named). Monday after All Saints, 12 Henry VI.
C. 1058. Demise by John Michell, steward of the lands and tene-
ments belonging to Edward heir of George Darell, knight,
within the city of London and the suburbs thereof, with the consent of
Dame Jane Darell, to Henry Franckenbergk and Barnard van Stondo,
merchants of printed books, of an alley in St. Clement's Lane called
' St. Marcke's Aley,' with houses, &c., in the same, reserving a right of
way to Giles van Gaunt, master of the 'Currours.' 10 May, A.D. 1482.
English. Damaged.
C. 1059. Receipt from William Talbot, William Rewell, and Richard
Grace, citizens of London, to John de Burton, clerk, for 8/. London,
3 April, 11 Richard II. Three seals.
C. 1060. Grant by William Bulkeley, of Eyton, Cheshire, esquire, to
John Vampage, the elder, and Thomas Horton, of all his lands, &c., in
Pyndeven, Pypulton, and Pershore, which descended to the grantor, after
the death of John Ryvers, as kinsman and heir of the said John Ry vers.
Appointment of Richard Tounlay and Robert Tounlay attornies to deliver
seisin. Pershore, 1 July, 17 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1061. Release by Thomas Lucombe to Henry Marney, esquire,
and Isabella his wife, of all his right in messuages, lands, &c., in Trescawe,
which formerly belonged to Alice Whytyng. Witnesses: — William Olyver,
mayor of Bodmyn, and others (named). 20 March, 5 Henry VII.
Fragment of seal.
C. 1062. Grant by Sir Richard de Combe, knight, lord of Fytelton,
and Margaret his wife, to Master Robert de Ablynton, rector of the church
of Fytelton, Adam de Ablynton, brother of the said Robert, and Edith, the
said Adam's wife, of land, &c., which John le Bourgh lately held in Fitelton,
with the reversion of land which Robert de Remmesburi then held.
Sunday before St. Gregory the Martyr, 28 Edward III.
C. 1063. Letters of attorney from John Baker, John Broun, and
Thomas Fabyan, citizens and mercers of London, authorising James
Bradman, gentleman, Nicholas Alwyn, mercer, and John Marchall, surgeon,
citizens of London, to deliver seisin to Robert Byfeld and Robert Took',
ironmongers, William Rotheley, goldsmith, and William Overey, stock-
fishmonger, citizens of London, of the manor of Toppesfeld, in Harengey,
and of lands, &c., in Harengey. 5 March, 7 Edward IV. Seal, and
fragments of two seals.
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[Devon ?] C. 1064. Grant by William Cheyny, knight, and Cecilia his wife, to
William Bayne, the younger, and Isabella his wife, of a messuage and land
in the manor of Hempston Arundell. Broke, Monday before St. Martin
the Bishop, 12 Henry IV. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1065. Defeasance to a bond of Christina, late the wife of
William Bowley, of Bridport, Dorset, Nicholas Bowley, of the same place,
merchant, and Thomas Clerk, of Pymowre, in the same county, husbandman,
to Thomas Chard and John Hylbrond, of the same place. The said bond
is to be void if Chard and Hylbrond deliver to the said Nicholas Bowley
1,400 skins of wool called ' Moreyng ' and ' Shorlyng ' at Myddelburght in
Selond, and the said Nicholas pay them certain sums of money, on certain
dates. 2 November, 35 Henry VI.
[Warw.] C. 1066. Grant by Adam le Barkere, of Solihull, to Sir John David,
of Elmedone, chaplain, of a piece of land with houses, &c., adjoining the
highway called ' Smeynstrete ' ; paying therefor 12^. yearly to the altar
of St. Mary in Solihull church. Friday after St. Ambrose the Bishop,
5 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 1067. Confirmation by John, son and heir of John de Marisco, son
of Peter the Miller (Molendinarii), of a grant by his said father to Adam,
son of the said John de Marisco, and the heirs of his body, of a tenement at
Estrigge. Witnesses : — Hugh de Strode, knight, and others (named).
Tuesday the Annunciation, 8 Edward II.
[Suff.] C. 1068. Release by John le Savage, parson of the church of Benacre,
to Alice, late the wife of Walter le Chalonner, of Eeydon, of all his right
in land called ' Eeydoneslond ' in Reydon, and also in &s. yearly rent.
Gypewyc (Ipswich), Monday the nativity of St. John the Baptist,
10 Edward III.
Dorset. C. 1069. Defeasance to a grant by William Mountfort, burgess of
Bridport, to Hugh Deverell and John Chyverelle, Walter Bagge, clerk, and
Thomas at the Halle, of all his lands, &c., in Weymouth, Melcombe Regis,
and Wyke, with a moiety of the ferry of Smalemouth, and a house and
land, &c., at Wyke : also of all his messuages, &c., in Bridport, a plot
called ' Verres Watton ' within the manor of Symondesbaurgh, in the
hundred of Whytecherch, and all other his lands, goods, and chattels.
They are to reconvey at the request of the grantor. Bridport, Saturday
after Michaelmas, 8 Henry V. Seal.
[Soft.] C. 1070. Grant by William de le Holt, of Reydone, to Gervase de
Vallibus, of land in Reydon. Witnesses : — Sirs Fulk de Vallibus and Robert
de Reydone, knights, and others (named). [13th century.]
Sussex. C. 1071. Receipt from John de Twynem, receiver of the moneys of
Sir John de Bretagne, Earl of Richemund, in the barony of Hastynges, to
John Fillol and William de Northo, appointed to collect and levy the King's
scutage in Surrey and Sussex for the Scotch armies in the 28th, 31st, and
34th years of Edward I., and who afterwards were appointed by the King's
writ to pay to the said Sir John de Bretagne the scutage of the tenants of
the said barony, for the years 31 and 34 Edward I., for 167. 2s. scutage of
the tenants of the said Sir John. Lyme, Saturday before St. Alphege,
12 Edward II.
Surrey. C. 1072. Grant by John Haliday to Reginald de Wodeham, of lands
&c., in Houewoldeysham. or elsewhere in the "parish of Waybregge.
Thursday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 27 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
493
[N'bamp.]
[Herts.]
Kent.
[N'hamp.]
Warw.
Surrey.
[Middx.]
[Bedf.]
Devon.
[Bedf.]
[Norf.]
C. 1073. Grant by Kichard Bollessore, Master of the Hospital of
St. David by Kyngusthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas
Bollessore, of Bucketon, Alice his wife, and John, Emma, Joan, Agnes,
Henry and Alice their children, of a messuage in Bucketon, and of land,
part upon Samfurlong, part below Bokemanwell, part in West Longes, part
abutting on the highway leading to Northampton. Wednesday before
Easter, 17 Richard II.
C. 1074. Grant by Simon Pegulton, of Dunstable, to Walter Derylyng,
of the same place, of land in the field of Kennesworth, abutting on Watling-
street. Monday the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist, 7 Richard II.
C. 1075. Grant by Stephen Salman, of the parish of St. Mary's in the
hundred of Hoo, to Geoffrey Devyle and John Never, of all his lands,
&c., in the hundred of Hoo, or elsewhere in Kent. 12 March, 34 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
C. 1076. Demise by Master Robert de Catwrth, Master of the
Hospital of the Holy Trinity -without Northampton, and the brethren of
the same, to Philip son of Walter de Boketon, of a tenement, and land in
Boketon. Hospital of the Holy Trinity, St. Peter ad Vincula, 13 Edward II.
C. 1077. Release by Nicholas, son of John atte Walle, of Solihull, to
Thomas atte Birches, of the same place, and Juliana his wife, and the heirs
of their bodies, of all his right in a curtilage with a field and meadow in
Solihull, adjoining the road and path leading from Solihull church
towards Longodonhalle. Wednesday before St. Valentine, 7 Edward III.
C. 1078. Demise by Agnes Gedge, of London, widow, sister of John
Wodehous, kinsman of William Creswyk, to Robert Bale, citizen and
scrivener of London, and Thomas Hunte, gentleman, of a tenement or
messuage in Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell, and land in the field,
of Werth, belonging thereto, and a tenement, lately a brewhouse, called ' le
Smythes,' in the same parish, and meadow land in ' le Sterte ' in the same
parish. 8 February, 3 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 1079. Release by Hugh de Hertford and A vice his wife, to Sir
Thomas de Clare, of all their right in a yearly rent of 5^ marcs, issuing
out of land and houses in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene. London,
Wednesday after St. Gregory, A.D. 1275.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court, London,
Monday the feast of All Souls, 4 Edward I.
C. 1080. Grant by William Brewster, of Bekelyswad, and Thomas
Nanneby, of the same place, to William Sebby, of the same place, of a
croft in Schortmade, by the highway called ' Lovelayeslane.' Biggleswade,
6 July, 12 Henry VI. Two seals.
C. 1081. Bond from Joan Wenyngton, late the wife of Robert
Wenyngton, of Dertmouth, to William Olyver, of Bridport, for 31. 2*.
4 November, 6 Edward IV. Seal.
C. 1082. Release by William Neel, of Dunstable, to Thomas Hele, of
all;his right in a tenement in South Street, Dunstable, abutting on Watling-
street. Wednesday after the Invention of Holy Cross, 22 Richard II.
Seal.
C. 1083. Release by Wynesia, late the wife of Sir Oliver Wyth,
knight, to Walter atte Fen, Sir William Osmond, chaplain, John Skiet,
Henry Purk, and Ralph Listere, of Worthsted, of all her right in lands,
&c., in Worthsted and Walsham. Norwich, Wednesday after Hilary,
39 Edward III.
494 DESCEIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Heref.] C. 1084. Grant by John Ferrour, tailor, of Hereford, to John Skry-
veyn, Nicholas Marchaunt, chaplain, and Richard Hayton, of a tenement
with garden, &c., in ' Oldescoulestretc,' Hereford. Witnesses : — John
Trovey, mayor of Hereford, William Breynton and William Falk, King's
bailiffs there, and others (named). Hereford, Wednesday after Hilary,
20 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
Wilts. C. 1085. Grant by Robert Willoughby, knight, lord of Broke, John
Wadham and John Biconell, knights, Robert Stowell, Edward Stowell,
William Stroode, the younger, Edmund Cheyne, and Richard Maudeley, to
the wardens, brethren and sisters of the fraternity or gild of St. Anne,
in the church of St. Mary of Corscombe, of their manor of Lake.
Appointment of John Maudley and Hugh Marten attornies to deliver seisin.
16 November, 12 Henry VII. Seal and fragments of two seals. Injured.
[Warw.] C. 1086. Grant by Adam, son of the late Henry atte Coppe, of
Solihull, to Sir William de Brochurst, Sir Richard de Caldeford, chaplains,
and Alexander Wodecok, of Solihull, of all his lands and tenements in
Solihull, both within and without the borough, and in Longedon by Solihull.
Thursday the feast of St. Mary Magdalen, 35 Edward III.
Wore. C. 1087. Grant by Philip de Harley and William de Wyke, chaplains,
to William de Swyney, parson of the church of Little Wenlok, of all the
lands, tenements, &c., which they had by the feoffment of the said
William de Swyney in Swyuey within the manor of Wyliley, and of lands,
&c., in ' la Hulle,' within the manor of Borewordesley, for his lite ; with
remainders to William de Halghton and Agnes his wife, and the heirs of
their bodies, and to the right heirs of the said William de Swyney. Tuesday
after the Purification, 39 Edward III.
Somers. C. 1088. Grant by Edmund Gray, of Stoke Daburn[on], knight, to
John Cornyshe, clerk, and William Melsham, of his manor of Estham.
Appointment of Richard Pecoke attorney to deliver seisin. 10 July,
22 Henry VIII. Fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] C. 1089. Release by Richard Wych, parson of the church of Tredyng-
ton, and William Perham, parson of the church of Quynton, clerks, to
William Gassy, son and heir of John Cassy, of Wyghtfeld, knight, of all
their right in the manor of Stratton by Cirencester, otherwise Stretton, with
the advowson of the church appendant thereto. Saturday the feast of
St. Swithin, 7 Henry IV. French. Fragments of two seals.
[Oxford.] C. 1090. Demise by Joan le Parkers, of Bekkele, and James her son,
to Richard le Webbe, of the same place, and Margery his wife, of land in
the fields of Beckley, in Welsheworth, with a hedge adjacent ; also of land
in Boywellefurlong, and upon ' le Parkerescroft.' Feast of St. John ante
portam Latinam, 14 Edward III. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Glouc.] C. 1091. Release by Roger, son and heir of Aaron de la More, to
Nicholas son of Nicholas de Sterdene, of all hia right in a tenement called
' le Morelond,' within the manor of Newent, with buildings, gardens, &c.
Saturday after St. Mark, 10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1092. Agreement between Robert de Frouwyk, cordwainer, of
London, and Roger de Rameseye, clerk, with reference to certain tene-
ments in the parish of St. Mary Woolnoth, &c. London, 1 1 September,
34 Edward I. Damaged.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
495
[Devon ] C. 1093. Confirmation by Humphrey Stafford and William Bonevyle,
knights, William Wynard, and William Heighehouse, clerk, of the estate
and possession of Master John Wareyn, canon of St. Peter's, Exeter, John
Jaybien, of Plymouth, Thomas Olyver, of Kingsbridge, and William his son,
in lands and tenements in Southton Dertemouth. 3 August, 13 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Glouc.] C. 1094. Grant by Roger, son and heir of Aaron de la More, to
Nicholas son of Nicholas de Sterdene, of a tenement called ' le Morelond,'
within the manor of Newent, with buildings, &c. Friday before St. George,
10 Edward II. Seal.
[Herts.] C. 1095. Grant by Eobert Scot, of Dunstable, to William de
Chetyndon, of the same place, and John his son, of land in the field
of Kenesworth about Aldone. Dunstable, 8 March, 17 Edward III.
Seal.
Oxford. C. 1096. Bond of John Mershe, of Watlyngton, shoemaker, to William
Stonore, knight, for 20 marcs. 1 March, 18 Edward IV.
Essex. C. 1097. Bond of John Feynt, of Chyngford, yeoman, to Henry, Earl
of Essex, for 40/. sterling. 18 November, 9 Edward IV.
Endorsed: Defeasance. — Feynt is to pay the Earl 151., and to render a
due account, before the auditors of the said Earl, of and for the said Earl's
manor of Chyngford, and to pay his arrears in respect of the farm of the
said manor, &c.
[Dorset.] C. 1098. Grant by Robert de Mordune, son of Adam de Mordune, to
Geoffrey de Mordune, of messuages and land in Mordune, and release of
5s. Sd. yearly rent paid by the said Geoffrey for the premises. Witnesses : —
Robert, vicar of Morden, Matthew, parson of Wimborne, and others (named).
Middx. C. 1099. Grant by Henry Chicheley, of the county of Middlesex,
esquire, to Henry Bourgchier, knight, Viscount le Bourgchier, John
Clopton, gentleman, Walter Shelley, and Robert Walter, of ^all his goods
and chattels in the parish of St. Mary Matfelon, and elsewhere, with the
debts due to Chicheley, &c. St. Mary Matfelon, 8 August, 28 Henry VI.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in Chancery the same date.
[Middx.] C. 1100. Grant by John Cotekyn, of Stebeneth, to Walter Morice, of
the same place, of land in the field of Stepney. Monday after the Nativity
of St. Mary the Virgin, 7 Edward II.
[Camb.] C. 1101. Grant by Thomas Lovell, gentleman, Nicholas Hugheson,
gentleman, and Joan Cotton, widow, to Eleanor Cotton, of Cambridge, late
the wife of Thomas Cotton, of Swaffham Bulbeet, gentleman, of a yearly
rent of 51., issuing out of their manor of Kayles, within Cambridge. 6 April,
14 Henry VII.
[N'bamp.] C. 1102. Grant by John Grey by, Master of the House or Hospital of
the Holy Trinity, or St. David, by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the
same, to William Preston, chaplain, of a house called ' the Parlour ' within
the said hospital, with two rooms above the said parlour, a kitchen by the
hall steps, and a garden, with admission into the brotherhood of the said
hospital ; also of an annuity of seven marcs for his assistance in celebrating
mass. The said William agrees to celebrate three obits yearly in the said
hospital for the souls of John Stotesbury, Robert Greyby and Isabel hia
wife, and Nicholas Gryffon. 21 November, 30 Henry VI.
496
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Essex.]
Wilts.
Essex.
Bucks.
Hcref.
[Devon.]
[Norf.]
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C. 1103. Grant by Thomas de Perstede, to William le Masoun, of
Wcsthamme, Alice his wife and Reginald their son, of one part of his
pasture in the parish of West Ham, in ' le Netherlake,' adjoining the pasture
of ' le Greyabbe ' of Stratford. Monday before St. Barnabas the Apostle,
2 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 1104. Grant by John Cheyne, of Pynne, esquire, Richard
Chichester, esquire, William Stephyns, clerk, and Thomas Loveys, to John
Willughby and Robert Willughby, knights, John Wadham, esquire, Robert
Stowell, esquire, John Byconell, Richard Warre, Thomas Overey, clerk,
precentor of the cathedral church of Wells, Edward Stowell, William
Stroode, the younger, Edmund Cheyne, Richard Maudeley, Thomas Blower,
Walter Mayowe, Thomas More, and John Hill, of their manor of Lake, with
lands, &c., belonging thereto, which they had of the feoffment of Richard
Deushull, esquire. Witnesses : — Edmund Hungerford, knight, and others
(named). 10 February, 14 Edward IV. Two seals.
C. 1105. Grant by Thomas Montgomery, knight, John Cheyne,
knight, John Clopton, Thomas Peyton, William Giene, and Thomas
Higham, esquires, and William Foorde, of Colchester, at the request of
William Fynderne, knight, son and heir of Thomas Fynderne, knight, to
Thomas bishop of Lincoln, Chancellor of England, Robert Hawbburgh, and
John Thornour, clerks, Richard Heigham and Clement Clerk, of a yearly
rent of 10 marcs issuing out of the manor of Roos. The deed recites that
Katherine Fynderne, late the wife of the said Thomas Fynderne, daughter
and heiress of Nicholas Berners, esquire, held the said manor by the
feoffment of John Grene, of Essex, gentleman, and others (named), for
life, with remainder to the grantors, and John Say, Thomas Tyrell, William
Tyrell, of Beche, knights, and Lewis John, esquire, deceased, and had
surrendered the same and released her right therein to the grantors, and
that the grantors were then seised of the premises to the use of the
said William Fynderne. 12 May, 19 Edward IV. Fragments of three
seals.
C. 1106. Letters of attorney from Thomas Stonor, of Stonor, Oxon,
the younger, esquire, and Sybil Breknok, daughter of David Breknok, son
of John Breknok, authorising Thomas Wode to receive seisin from Joan
Breknok of lands, &c., in Hadnam, called ' Pennys.' 2 April, 49 Henry VI.
C. 1107. Defeasance to a bond of Walter de Houtone and William
le Walshe, of the parish of Bodenham, to William Pychard de Caldecote of
Irchenfeld, for 351. Gs. 8d. Hereford, 5 July, 39 Edward III.
C. 1108. Indenture by which John Prestecote, John Haulegh, and
Thomas Aysshendon grant that a certain annual rent charge of 201. granted
by John Prydeaux, knight, to the said John Prestecote, &c., out of the
manors of Combe in Tynhyde, Colomp John and Godeford, shall be void
if the said John Prydeaux, his wife or heirs make no claim against John
Montfort, of Dartmouth, or against John or William his sons, or allow the
said John Montfort to bring a writ of trespass against him without any
disturbance by the said John Prydeaux. 12 May, 8 Richard II. French.
C. 1109. Grant by Ralph, son of Richard Adamessone, of Calthorp,
to Richard Buchard, of the same place, in marriage with Alice, sister of
Ralph, of two pieces of land in the field of Wykemere. Witnesses : Sir
Bartholomew de Calthorp, knight, and others (named). [13th century.]
C. 1110. Receipt from the prior and convent of the priory of Chacombe
to Bartholomew Brokesby, esquire, farmer of their manor of Retherby, for
36s. 8d. Chacombe, 4 May, 10 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
497
[Derby.]
[Hants.]
[Wilts.]
Sliddx.
Norf.
Middx.
[Dorset.]
[Dorset.]
[Bucks.]
Cornw.
C. 1111. Grant by Nicholas Webster, of Sallowe, and Agnes his wife, to
Master John Bothe, archdeacon of Durham, and rector of the church of
Sallowe, of a cottage and garden abutting on Hundgate, in Eyton by
Sallowe aforesaid, and a close in Westhorp by Eyton aforesaid. Appoint-
ment of John Longford and Thomas Husse attorniee to deliver seisin.
Witnesses:— Master Ralph Bothe, archdeacon of York, and others (named).
Eyton, 12 October, 2 Henry VII. Fragments of two seals.
C. 1112. Receipt from Hugh Union and Thomas Carpynter, servants
to Sir William Stonore, knight, to William Reynolds, bailiff of the said
Sir William, for 11. 6s. 8d. in part payment of the rents, &c., of his manors
of Nurselynges, Bury, Lee, Seymanston and Malbrok. 9 January,
22 Edward IV.
Endorsed: Memorandum that the said William Reynolds was allowed
by William Berkeley, esquire, 30*. for collecting the said rents. English.
C. 1113. Bond of Edmund Redeknape and William Redeknape,
citizens and mercers of London, to Thomas Feldyng and Richard Feldyng,
for 100/., for merchandise purchased from them in the Staple of West-
minster. The Staple, Westminster, 29 August, 5 Edward IV. Two seals,
imperfect.
C. 1114. Receipt from William Gerberge, of Wodnorton, to Oliver de
Calthorp, knight, for 10 pounds of silver, yearly rent of the manor of
Sy thing. Brunham Thorp, Monday the morrow of St. Thomas the Apostle
17 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 1115. Defeasance to a bond of William Chedworth, esquire, and
John Yong, yeoman, of the county of Middlesex, to John Estgarston,
citizen and ironmonger of London, for 241. 18 January, 18 Edward IV.
C. 1116. Bond of William Bewschyne, esquire, to William Olyver, of
Brydporte, for 40*. Saturday before St. Luke the Evangelist, 14 Edward IV.
C. 1117. Release by John Estmond, merchant, of London, to John
Bastien, of Bridport, of all actions. Bridport, 6 March, 11 Henry VI
Seal.
C. 1118. Release by Agnes late the wife of Henry Sywat, of Wycombe,
to Richard Sywat, of the same place, cornmonger, of all her right in a'
messuage, &c., in the borough of Wycombe, in the High Street, extending
from the highway to the water flowing from the mill-dam of 'la Bruginulle,'
and also in a moiety of another messuage. Witnesses :— John Sandwell
mayor of Wycombe, and others (named). 20 March, 23 Edward III.
C. 1119. Grant by Arthur Hamely to Henry Nanskelly, perpetual
vicar of the church of St. Ives, of all his messuages, lands, &c., in the
manor of Allet, viz. a moiety of the said manor, with the reversion of the
same, and also lands, &c., in the manor of Helwyn, viz. in Helwyn,
Langeigala, Tregenov, Lanvyhan, Fentenyeyn, Fennans, Trevethynek,
lymskym, Trewyns, Mes, Engrous, Penhall, Treryekes, Trencrukes,
Iregontros, Trevantros, Bleythboll, Logoseke, Kerthu, Meskevammoo-h
Padestowe, Kilmonseke, Tregenran, and ihe Island of Scilly called Agnes,
for the lives of the grantor and Isabella his wife, at a yearly rent of
40/. ; with remainder to Margaret their daughter, and the heirs of her
body. &c., with ultimate remainder to John Arundell, knight. Helwyn,
Thursday the vigil of St. Simon and St. Jude, 6 Henry V. Fragment
of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Exchequer Memoranda,
amongst the Records for Michaelmas term, 7 Henry VI., in a certain
process touching William Botreaux, of London, draper, and others.
A 53524.
498
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Wilts.] C. 1120. Indenture between Thomas, parson of the church of Odestoke,
and John Gontcby, parson of the church of Aysshemere, of the one part,
and Sir Richard de Combe, knight, and Sir Patrick de Frene. parson of
the church of Batesbury, of the other part, concerning the partition of
the manor of Fytelton, and the advowson of the church there. Sunday
after St. Peter in Cathedra, 35 Edward III. French.
[Warw.] 1121. Indenture witnessing that John Dauwesone, of Solihull, has
conveyed a rent charge of 12d. to William, son of Thomas atte Birches, of
the same place, with a proviso that if the said John release to the said
William, and to the tenants of the same, land which the said William had by
the feoffment of the said John at ' le Orchard,' at 4d. yearly rent, then the
said conveyance of the said rent charge of 12d. shall be void, &c. Saturday
after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 23 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[ .] C. 1122. Release by John Huntyndon, the elder, of William Tayll
from all actions. Friday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 1 Henry VI.
Guernsey. C. 1123. Deed poll by which John le Marchant, bailiff of the King of
England in the Island of Guernsey, acknowledges the receipt of a writ from
the King (set out in full — dated 26 April, 49 Edward III.), addressed to
• the bailiff and jurats of the said island, ordering them to deliver to Thomas
de Appelby, the King's receiver there, all arrears, forfeitures, escheats,
and the goods and chattels of foreign rebels, both of the time of Walter
Hwet, deceased, warden of the said island, and of other wardens, which
had been detained and concealed, &c. St. Peter's Port, Monday, 1 June
1375. French; the writ in Latin.
Bucks. C. 1124. Bond of Roger Wolff, of Bechaurapton, to William Anable,
the elder, for 10/. St. Clement's day, 2 Henry IV.
Oxford. C. 1125. Demise by John Tryllyng, fuller, of Stanlake, to William
Herford, of the same place, i'or life, of a tenement and garden at a yearly
ront of 4s. Stanlake, the feast of St. Clement the Pope, 29 Henry VI.
[Oxford.] C. 1126. Demise by Edward Gybbis to John Tryllyng, for 60 years,
of a cottage in Stanlake, called ' Deperwite,' with garden adjoining. The
Invention of Holy Cross, 3 Henry VI.
[Oxford.] C. 1127. Demise by William Marchall, of London, to Thomas Hille, of
Wodestoke, cordwainer, and Joan his wife, of a tenement in Wodestock
called ' Marchall Place,' except a shop and closet. 20 September,
37 Henry VI.
[Dorset.] C. 1128. Release by Walter Tracy to William Mountfort of all actions.
10 June, 8 Henry VI.
Oxford. C. 1129. Indenture of apprenticeship by which Thomas Marchall,
son of William Marchall, of Stanlake, gentleman, binds himself to Robert
Austyn, mayor of New Wodestoke, mercer, to learn the business of a
mercer, wax-chandler, and cap-maker. 10 May, 9 Edward IV.
[Middx.] C. 1130. Deed poll by which William Fasten, of London, gentleman,
declares that he has been present at the reckoning between the Earl of
Ourmond and Edmund Teversham, late servant to the said Earl, and that
6s. 8d. has been paid to the said Edmund, in full satisfaction of all claims.
10 September, 5 Henry VII. English. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1131. Release by John atte Leie, alias Thoker, of Stokewude, to
William Mountfort, of Bridport, of all actions. Bridport, the morrow of
All Saints, 10 Henry IV.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
499
Dorset. C. 1132. Indenture of apprenticeship binding Thomas Beryman, of
Briggewater, to John Burges, of Bridport, grocer and mercer, and Agnes
his wife. 10 March, 18 Henry VI.
[Hunt.] C. 1133. Release by William Edekyn, of Jakele, to John son of
William do Heythe, of the same place, chaplain and Isabella his sister,
of all his right in land in the parish of Jakele by Tustmere, in a field
called ' le Northfeld.' Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas,
20 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 1134. Grant by John Gilbert and Emma his wife, to William
Palrunre, tailor, of Weyinouth, of a garden within the liberty of Weymouth,
in South Street. Witnesses : — William Glovare and Thomas Payn, bailiffs
of Weymouth, and others (named). 29 April, 15 Richard II.
[Wore.] C. 1135. Release by William Sperhauk, of Pershore, to John Ruyehale,
of the same place, of all his right in a croft in the field of Wyke, called
' Netherpattelake.' Pershore, Saturday the Invention of Holy Cross,
11 Henry IV.
[Warw.] C. 1136. Grant by John atte Graunge, of Solihull, to Richard de
Caldeford, of the same place, chaplain, of 2s. 1 \d. rent in Solihull, which
Adam atte Graunge his father used to receive from Roger de Bourton,
harper, and Isabella his wife, and Robert de Sutton and Hauwise his wife,
for land by ' la Ronwode ' called ' the Holdeheye.' Sunday after the Purifi-
cation, 29 Edward III.
[ ] C. 1137. Bond of John Hony, of Ireland, gentleman, Thomas Robyns,
of London, brewer, and Robert Grace, of London, tailor, to James de
Ormond, knight, son and heir of the Earl of Ormond, for 40/. 21 January,
19 Henry VI.
C DC. 1138. Bond of Robert Norys, of Ireland, gentleman, Richard
Eburton, of London, draper, and Thomas Robyns, of London, brewer, to
James de Ormond, knight, son and heir of the Earl of Ormond, for 401.
23 December, 19 Henry VI. Seal and fragments of two seal.
[Middx.] C. 1139. Grant by John Plonket, citizen and barber of London, to
William Broune, draper, Robert Cryk, felJmonger, Reginald Bultoure,
Roger Acheley, William Crestylton, of London, John Waller and Thomas
Knyght, of Bekenesfeld, of two tenements in the parish of St. Christopher
le Stokkes, London. 9 January, 1 Henry VII •
[Suff.] C. 1140. Grant by William Clerk, of Boxforde, and Richard Sampsun,
of the same place, to John de Boys, Clement Spice, Ralph Chamberleyn,
Henry Thomestone, perpetual vicar of the church of Stoke Neylond, John
Aleyn, of Boxforde, and John Estthorpe, of a piece of land called ' Nethir-
wedlonde ' in Boxforde aforesaid, abutting ou land called ' Overwedlond."
Monday after Michaelmas, 3 Henry IV.
Glouc. C. 1141. Indenture witnessing that William Beauchamp, by John,
rector of the church of Crombe, his deputy, William de Weryngton, and
John de Knyghton, examiners of wool for co. Gloucester, have delivered
to Nicholas Burdoun and his fellows, takers of wool for the same county,
certain specified quantities of wool from the following persons, viz. John
de Osecote, of Bannebury, Nicholas Baldewith, of Tettebury, John Stede-
man, of Evesham, John Snow, of Tettebury, Thomas le Cotiller, of
Circestre, Thomas Pennard, William Top, of Frouceetre, Richard Plot, of
Little Harsfeld, and Thomas Ubleye. Bristol, Thursday in the Octave of
the Ascension, 12 [Edward I.].
I I 2
500
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Herts.] C. 1142. Release by Richard Hert and Helen his wife, of Waltham
Cross, to Stephen Beggesley, of Walthara, of all their right in lands,
&c., in King's Hatfield. Sunday the feast of St. James the Apostle,
7 Edward III.
Notts. C. 1143. Bond of Edward Ellotte, of the town of Nottingham,
Derby. glover, Hugh , sadler, Thomas Ellotte, glover, Edward White,
joiner, all of Nottingham aforesaid, James Spendlove, of Higheadge,
Derby, yeoman, Thomas Eyton and Thomas Syms, of the same town and
county, yeomen, to the Queen for 40/. 30 May, 17 Elizabeth.
Endorsed : Defeasance ; the bond to be void on the good behaviour of the
said Edward Ellotte. English. Damaged.
[Sussex.] C. 1144. Grant by Thomas Barbour, of London, barber, and Agnes his
wife, to John Bradbrigge, Walter Urry, and William Slowt, of four crofts
of land called ' Pyllynges,' which formerly belonged to Roger Pyke and
Agnes his wife, late the wife of Richard Bradbrugge, of Horsham.
Horsham, 25 November, 7 Henry V. Fragments of two seals.
[Middx.] C. 1145. Receipt from Robert Spenser, knight, and Eleanor his wife,
Countess of Wiltshire, late the wife of James, Earl of Wiltshire, to Thomas,
Earl of Orrnond, William Husee, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas,
John Cheyne, William Hody, and John Byconyll, knights, William Dun-
thorn, clerk, William Martyn, William Froste, and Thomas Gary, for
40 marcs, received in the church of St. Paul, at the Rood of the nortli
door, part of a yearly rent of 80 marcs payable to the said Countess out
of certain manors, lands, &c. London, at the Rood of the north door in
St. Paul's, 3 Henry VII.
[ ] C. 1146. Bond of John West, citizen and mercer of London, to James
de Ponte, merchant of Genoa, for 101. 1 August, 23 Henry VII.
[Bedf.] C. 1147. Grant by Margaret, late the wife of Richard de Exmuthe, to
Matilda her sister, of land in the north field of Holm, in a quarentine called
' Longelangelond,' extending against Baldockesweye, in exchange for land
in the north field of Strattone under Hungurhul. Bikeleswade, Sunday the
feast of St. Giles the Abbot, 10 Edward III. Seal.
Middx. C. 1148. Grant by Robert Colwell, of Dover, Kent, gentleman,
to William Chedworth, esquire, and Joan his wife, of a messuage in
Stebenhithe adjoining the churchyard, which messuage descended to
the grantor after the death of George Boys, gentleman. 24 October,
1 Edward IV.
[Kent.] C. 1149. Grant by William Smythe, of Sondrysshe, to John Cryppes,
of a croft of land called ' le Maltmylcroft ' in the parish of Westram
(Westerham). 8 October, 5 Edward VI.
[Glouc.] C. 1150. Attornment of Nicholas Dobyns, of Tuewksbury, to John
Thomys and Thomas Streche, purchasers of lands, &c., in Tewkesbury and
Southwyck, which the said Nicholas held for his life by the grant of
Alexander Beynam, William Grevell, William Tracy, Robert Wye and
Richard Wye, who had sold the reversion to the said John Thomys and
Thomas Streche. 3 April, 24 Henry VI.
Dorset. C. 1151. Bond of John Towke, alias Clerck, of Bridport, to William
Olyver, of the same place, for 41. 16 February, 35 Henry VI. Seal.
[Warw.] C. 1152. Release by Simon Osebarn, of Solihull, to Thomas atte
Birches, of the same place, of all his right in a field in Solihull. Saturday
after the Octave of Michaelnas, 19 Edward II.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
501
[Kent.] C. 1153. Grant by Thomas Groveherst, of Milton, to William Brent,
Robert Rowe, and John Brent of lands, &c., in the parish of St. Mary in
the hundred of Hoc. Witnesses : — William Cobham, esquire, and others
(named). 18 December, 15 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
Stuff. C. 1154. Transcript of an indenture relating to the priory of
Lappeleye. Gilbert de Clyderhowe, clerk of the King for taking into the
King's hands alien priories, &c., subject to the King of France, delivers to
Simon de Ruggeley, sheriff of Salop and Stafford, the said priory of Lapley.
A valuation of the goods and chattels of the said priory is added. 12 August,
1 1 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 1155. Grant by John Aunfrey, of ' la Hulle,' to Clement, son of
Robert Lauwes, of the same place, of land in the field of ' la Hulle ' upon
Vernylond. Wednesday after the nativity of the Blessed Virgin,
22 Edward III.
[Kent.] C. 1156. Release by Thomas Groveherst, gentleman, kinsman and heir
of Adam Lowekyn, to Robert Rede and Margaret his wife, of all his rights
in lands, &c., in the parish of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo.
22 March, 17 Edward IV.
Kent. C. 1157. Release by John Colyn, of Wrotham, tanner, and John
Orstede, of the parish of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo, to Robert Rede
and Margaret his wife, of all their right in land lying surrounded by lands
of the said Robert and Margaret in the said parish. 7 September,
16 Edward IV.
[N'hamp ?] C. 1158. Release by Hamo son of Robert son of , of
Omley, to Hugh sou of William de Haveldon, of all his right in a plot of
land in the fee of Omleye, which the said Robert, father of Hamo,
alienated to the said Hugh in fee. Witnesses : — Robert, lord of Omleye,
and others (named). Saturday the vigil of All Saints, 15 Edward II.
[York.] C. 1159. Grant by William Seboll, of Northclyve, to Edmund
le Clerk, of the same place, and Margery his daughter, of land in
' le Mollond,' adjoining the road leading from Fabrices to Est Coulyngebyri.
North Cliff, the Purification, 5 Edward II.
Kent. C. 1160. Grant by Richard Browne, of the parish of St. Mary in the
hundred of Hoo, to Robert Rede, John Wade, clerk, Richard Halle, and
Richard Cressy, of two pieces of land in the said parish, part in Laverottes
at ' le Hull,' part in Qualmeston. 20 March, 22 Edward IV.
[Kent.] C. 1161. Release by William Brent, Robert Rowo, and John Brent, to
Robert Rede and Margaret his wife, of all their right in land, &c., in the
parish of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo. 24 March, 17 Edward IV.
Fragments of two seals.
[N'hamp.] C. 1162. Grant by Richard son of William de Lauton, to Richard
Wlveshege, of Bokenale, of land lying by the boundaries of the land of
Robert son of William, son of David de Onylege, bounded as follows : — from
Holedene to Wygildestub, thence to the road from Ruyehurstweye, and so to
Yestovel, thence to Mosyhayethorn, thence to Chillerrod, thence to 'ye
Yumahs,' thence to Holdene aforesaid. Witnesses : — Sir William, son of
David de Onylege, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Berks.] C. 1163. Grant by Henry le Marscarl, of Westhakeburn, to Bartholomew
Aylward, of the same place, of laud in the field of West Hagbourne, in
' le Inlonde,' iu Blacfurlang and in ' le Stonilonde.' [13th century.]
502 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Surrey. C. 1164. Grant by John Bekwell, the elder, and John Bitte, the younger,
to Matilda, wife of Robert Ricard, and Robert their son, of lands, &c., in
Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell. The Assumption, 7 Richard II.
Seal.
[Norf.] C. 1165. Grant by William Powtone, of Besttone, to John de Bodenho,
Agnes his wife, and Margaret their daughter, of a messuage and croft in
Beeston aforesaid, abutting on the field of Beeston. Sunday after
St. Gregory the Pope, 4 Richard II.
[Kent.] C. 1166. Bond of James de Hersynge to John de Kyrkeby, of
Hortone by Frenyngham, for 100Z. 10 May, 7 Richard II. Seal,
imperfect.
[Devon.] C. 1167. Grant by Nicholas Stokker, chaplain, and John Lasse, to
Joan, late the wife of Thomas Wyllyng, of all their messuages, lands, &c.,
in Saltcombe and Shabecombe, for life, with remainders to Thomas Pas-
singer, son of the said Joan, and the right heirs of Thomas Wyllyng.
20 May, 7 Henry VI.
[Essex.] C. 1168. Letters of attorney from John Chambyrleyne, of Melleborne.
William Stokys, of the same place, John Pryme, of Triplowe, the younger,
and Thomas North, of the same place, authorising Richard Walltone and
Robert Swalwe to deliver seisin of land in Triplowe to Richard Fox, of
Essex, esquire, William Newport, of co. Herts, esquire, John -Basset, of
Chishull, Essex, William Marchall, clerk, Thomas Marchall, of Dunmowe,
John Smyth, William Grene, and Thomas Goodman, of Chishull.
20 January, 11 Henry VI. Four seals.
[Norf.] C. 1169. Grant by Richard Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, to Richard de
Seinges, of land in Seinges, at Cokkestoft, between the houses of Alan
de Seinges and Ralph Finch, at Stanbrige, at Dunestanestoft, and in
Clippesdale, to hold by the service of one-twentieth of a knight's fee.
[13th century.]
[Middx.] C. 1170. Receipt from Robert Spencer, knight, and Eleanor his wife,
Countess of Wiltshire, late the wife of James Earl of Wiltshire, to
Thomas, Earl of Ormond, William Husee, the King's Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, John Cheyne, William Hody, and John Biconell, knights,
William Martyn, William Froste, and Thomas Cary, for 40 marks, paid
in the church of St. Paul at the Rood of the north door, part of a
yearly rent of 80 marcs payable out of certain manors, &c. London, at
the Rood of the north door in St. Paul's, 3 June, A.D. 1498. Fragment
of seal.
[Kent.] C. 1171. Grant by Thomas Cook, knight, alderman of London, to
[Essex.] Ralph Josselyn, knight, William Hulyn, Ralph Vernay, citizens an d aldermen
of London, Thomas Ursewyk, Recorder of London, William Edward,
citizen and alderman of London, Robert Symson, citizen and draper of
London, and Thomas Rigby, gentleman, of his wall called ' Galyonshope,'
in the marsh called ' Westmerssh ' of Berkyng, on the banks of the Thames,
together with lands, &c., in Barking, Esthamme, and Wolwiche. Witnesses :
— William Tyrell, knight, and others (named). Wolwiche, 24 March,
6 Edward IV.
[Middx.] C. 1172. Grant by John de Aspale and Alice his wife, daughter of the
late Thomas Bokerel, citizen of London, to Geoffrey de Hadestoke, citizen
of London, of a tenement with houses, &e., in the parishes of St. John's,
Walbroke, and St. Anthony, in the street running from Sandewystrate
beyond Walbrook to St. Paul's. Witnesses :— Sir Hugh son of Otho,
ANCIENT DEEDS.
503
kni<*ht, Warden of London, Robert de Cornhull and Thomas do Basinges,
bailiffs, Henry le Walleis, alderman, Henry le Cordewaner, serjeant of that
ward, and others (named). [54 Henry III.] Two seals.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court, London,
Monday the feast of St. Augustine the Archbishop, 54 Henry III.
Dorset. C. 1173. Bond of John Hyckys, of Netylcombe, to William Mountfort,
merchant of Bridport, for 52s. 4£rf, Thursday before the Purification,
9 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Hunt ?] C. 1174. Grant by Earl Simon to Robert son of William de Wells,
and Matilda his wife, in free marriage, of 10 librates of land, two-thirds of
his demesne, and the mansion house and land, with the rustici, and all the
wood of Westlund ; provided that if the said Robert die before he beget
an heir of the said Matilda, a moiety of the premises shall remain to the
said Matilda, and a moiety to the said Robert's heirs, to hold as the said
Robert held the land of Paxtun of the grantor, viz. as a quarter of a
knight's fee ; and if the said Matilda die in the lifetime of the said Robert
without an heir, then a moiety to the grantor's heirs and a moiety to
the said Robert, &c. [13th century.]
Surrey. C. 1175. Letters of attorney from Thomas Sandeford, son and heir of
John Sandeford, of the parish of Camberwell, Surrey, authorising Robert
Horton to receive seisin from Robert Tatersale, citizen and draper of London,
and Robert Valence, of lands, &c., in the parish of Camberwell, which
they, together with John Sandeford and John Sandewiche, formerly vicar
of the church of Camberwell, deceased, lately held by the feoffment of
Henry Milleward, citizen and cooper of London, and Isabella his wife.
Monday after Whitsunday, 2 Henry VI.
[Chester ?] C. 1176. Release by Nicholas Lamiche, of Astone, to Sir Andrew de
Bure's, and John de Rocwode, of all his right in lands, &c., in Astone and
Stoke, which formerly belonged to Roger Lamiche. Wednesday after
St. Luke the Evangelist, 23 Edward III.
[Heref.] C. 1177. Grant by Adam Mervyn, of Welynton, to Richard Tristrem,
harper, and Agnes his wife, of land in Wellington, adjoining the road
leading from Wellington to Addesovere. Sunday before the nativity of
St. John the Baptist, 19 Edward III. Seal.
[York ] C 1178. Grant by John son of Robert de Ethelwaldeler, to Michael
de B*rereth,'of all the land, &c., which the grantor formerly held in Ethel-
waldeler, to hold of the lord, Thomas son of William, and the lord
abbot of Bellaland. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de Thornhill, Sir William
de Wad, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Surrey.] C. 1179. Grant by Thomas atte Walle, of Camberwell, to Richard
Ailwyne, of Peckham, of two pieces of land, one in the field of Northfeld,
the other in Chafluecroft. Sunday before St. Julian the Bishop,
15 Edward HI. Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 1180. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of Robert Seyntfey, to John
de Alveton, and Nichola his wife, of land called • Groveslond ' in Betherfeld
Peppard. Wednesday the feast of the Invention of Holy Cross,
14 Edward III.
Bucks. C. 1181. Grant by Nicholas Iwardeby, of co. Bucks, gentleman,
to William Dene, gentleman, of a yearly rent of 40s. to issue out of his
manors of Missenden and Queynton, and out of all his other lands, &c., in
co. Bucks. 29 May, 2 Edward IV.
504
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
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[Norf.] C. 1182. Grant by Emma, late the wife of John Barkere, of Dilham,
to John Ay [ward, of Worsted, chaplain, of a cottage and a house in Dilharn,
adjoining the common pasture. Thursday after St. Agnes the Virgin,
44 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1183. Grant by John Webbe, of Bykeleswade, to Richard Stratton,
of Holme, esquire, of land in the fields of Holme, part lying on quarentinos
called 'Helolme' and 'Lyncroft,' &c. Monday after St. Matthias the
Apostle, 3 Henry VI.
[Oxford.] C. 1184. Demise by William bishop of Lincoln, to John Danvers, of
Banuebury, of the site of his manor of Esendon by Banbury, with houses,
lands, &c., belonging thereto, together with the warren of Durden, and the
work due from the tenants of Nethrop and Cothrop : with amercements!, <fec.,
in the court of the bishop and his successors, and also his fishery in the
Charwelle. 10 October, 14 Henry VI.
[York.] C. 1185. Sale by William de Draycote to John de Stonore, of the
wardship of the lands, &c., which had descended to Thomas de la Hay, son
and heir of William de la Hay, in Hembury in the salt marsh, and the
marriage of the said Thomas ; also of all the vendor's chattels, corn, hay,
&c., in the same place. Thame, Wednesday the feast of St. Luke the
Evangelist, 1 Edward II.
Dorks. C. 1186. Demise by Richard de Polhampton to Emeline de Polhamp-
ton, his mother, of his manor of Baladeston, for her life. With a proviso
that if he return from Normandy by the feast of St. Andrew then next
ensuing, he may re-enter into the said manor. 22 November,
32 Edward III. Seal.
[Heref.] C. 1187. Grant by Cecilia Wade, late the wife of William Wade, of
Welyntone, to Alan Wade, and Alice his wife, of land ia the field of
Wellington, part adjoining the path leading from Overwardyn towards
' le Lydeyate,' part in Bereye. Witnesses : — Sir John, vicar of Wellington,
and others (named). [13th century.]
Kent. C. 1188. Grant by Edmund Spenser, of the parish of Lesones
(Lesnes), husbandman, to John Scudder, of the same place, husbandman,
of land at Grenewall in the marsh in the said parish, adjoining land of Sir
Thomas Cole, knight. 28 October, 16 Edward IV.
Middx. C. 1189. Grant by Robert Suttone, citizen and blacksmith of London,
and Matilda his wife, late the wife of William atte Feld, of Haryngey, and
Henry Longe, of London, to William Halmares, pouchmaker, Thomas
Bryce, mercer, Thomas Ostriche, haberdasher, and Robert Spayne, scrivener,
citizens of London, of land in the parish of Haryngey, in the field called
' Threnacres,' and in the field called ' Stebenesfeld.' 24 October,
7 Edward IV. Seal.
Camb. C. 1190. Bond of William Seynt George, knight, of the county of
Cambridge, to James de Ormonde, knight, son and heir of the Earl of
Ermon', for 2001, 24 December, 19 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Staff.] C. 1191. Grant by Benedict de Chetiltun to Henry son of Thomas de
Kingisle, of two bovates of land in Chetiltun. [13th century.]
[Devon.] C. 1192. Grant by Hymbert, prior of the church of St. Mary
Magdalene, Barnestapol, and the monks of the same, to Henry Mareschal
and Eva his wife, of land which William Coffyn formerly held in
Botteworth. Saturday after St. Matthew the Apostle, 13 Edward III.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
505
[Surrey.]
[Leic.]
Surrey.
[Lane.]
Kent.
[Wilts.]
Surrey.
[Surrey.]
Surrey.
[Essex.]
Q_ 1193. Defeasance to a bond from Walter Vilull, citizen and armourer
of Louilon, to William Stranxhill, citizen aud skinner oi' London, for 100
marcs. The said bond is to be void if the said William Stranxhill, Sir
John Caston, andSir Gerard Hesyll, chaplains, Eobert Holond, barber, John
Herst, skinner, John Ryche, ' malemaker,' John Body, painter, and Thomas
Clerk, skinner, citizens of London, are allowed to occupy certain lands,
&c., in Peckham in the parish of Camberwell, which they had by feotfment
of Henry Barton and William Frewenham, citizens and tanners of London,
without any molestation from the said Walter Vitull and Marion his wife.
25 March, 4 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1194. Release by John Gryin, of Hathcote, the elder, to John de
Charneles, of Snarkeston, his uncle, of all his right in lands, &c., which
Thomas Everard, John le Carter, William Attebrok and Alice his wife
held in Bildeston. Snarkeston, Sunday after St. Martin the Bishop,
29 Edward III.
C. 1195. Grant by Richard Heywode, alias Richard Kyng, to John
Wretill, Robert Wretill, his son, and John Ulsthorpe, citizens and tailors
of London, of lands, &c., in Peckham in the parish of Camberwell.
4 December, 1 Henry V. Seal.
C. 1196. Grant by John son of Nicholas de Trafford, to Sir John del
Wod, of Mixton, chaplain, of all the lands, &c., with one-third of a water-
mill, which the grantor had by the gift of Ralph son of Robert de Mascy,
of Sale, in Asshton. Thursday the feast of St. Martin in Winter,
41 Edward III.
C. 1197. Release by Thomas Pympe, of the parish of All Saints in
the hundred of Hoc, esquire, to Robert Rede, serjeant-at-law, William
Wodegate, John Ware, and John Frauncez, of all his right in the marsh
called ' Frauncezmersh,' in the parish of St. Mary's Hoo. 12 July,
7 Henry VII.
C. 1198. Grant by William Chamberleyn, of Rygge, to Thomas
Jaskyn, rector of the church of Froxefeld, John Bryan, and Robert
Chamberleyn, of lands in Rygge, Teterygge, Froxfield, &c. Rygge,
Monday after the Assumption, 4 Edward III.
C. 1199. Demise by Richard Skynner to Thomas Peerson, of a
messuage, &c., in Peckham, with land in the north field of Peckham.
7 June, 1 1 Edward IV. Seal.
C. 1200. Grant by Robert Frampton to John Fray, Chief Baron of
the King's Exchequer, Robert Danvers, William Lee, esquire, and Richard
Danvers, of a large garden, with ponds, &c., in the parish of St. Margaret,
Southwark. Lestewes, 30 April, 23 Henry VI.
C. 1201. Release by William Penne to John Blomvile, of all his right
in a messuage with garden and land in Peccham, in the parish of Camber-
well. 26 January, 4 Henry V. Seal.
C. 1202. Grant by Alan le Huyrer to John de Chertes', ' huyrer,' of
land and houses in ' Shyvethenestrat,' in the parish of All Saints,
Berkingechurch, adjoining land of the canons of Holy Trinity, London.
Witnesses : — Sir Ralph Hardel, Mayor of London, William Eswy, draper,
and Richard de Ewell, sheriffs, William son of Richard, alderman of that
ward, Master William de Turn, and others (named). [A.D. 1257],
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[Herts?] C. 1203. Release by John Horton, of Bettelowe, to Sir Philip do
Ayllesbure, knight, of all his right in land in the east fields of Tyscote
and Bettelowe, in a tillage called ' Luttlebenhulle.' Aldebury, Sunday
before Christmas Day, 18 Edward II. Seal.
[Sufl ?] C. 1204. Grant by Roger le Freman, of Aldewyk, to William son
of John de Halstowe, of land in the east field of Bettelowe, part upon ' le
Latforlonge,' part upon ' le Cristenemele.' Aldewyke, Sunday after St.
Gregory the Pope, 2 Edward II.
Wilts. C. 1205. Demise by Roger Forester, and Joan his wife, of the parish
of Lyddyzerd Myllesent, to Walter Tannere, of Wotton Basset, of a burgage
tenement with garden at Wootton Basset aforesaid, and land in the north
field of the same place. Witnesses : — John Wollemonger, mayor of Wootton
Basset, and others (named). Feast of St. Philip and St. James, 9 Henry IV.
Fragment of seal. Damaged.
[Chester.] C. 1206. Bond of Ralph de Halum to Sir Robert, son of William
le Vavasure, of Schippeleg, for six marcs, for the payment of which he
binds his land in the park of Chirchehalum. Witnesses : — Sir Roger de
Wesham, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Sir Hugh son of Ralph,
Master Ralph de Chaddesden, treasurer of Lichfield, Sir Thomas Hanselin,
and others (named), [c. A.D. 1250.]
Middx. C. 1207. Release by Richard Welde, Thomas Baveyn, Simon Kyng
and John Heyborne, to William Brokherst and John Burton of all their
right in land in a field called ' le Downehill,' in the parish of Haryngey.
Totenharn, 2 November, 1 Henry VI. Seal, and fragment of seal.
Devon. C. 1208. Grant by John Pruet, the elder, and Margery his wife, to
Thomas Wyllyng and Wilhelmina his wife, of all their land in Saltcombe,
lying in Shabbecomb. Saltcombe, Saturday before Christmas Day,
19 Richard II. 1 too seals.
[Line.] C. 1209. Grant by William Scottes, of Grimeholeby, to William, son
of John son of Richard de Somercotes, of land in the territory of Grimoldby,
part in the east field of Godrykeshill, part in a vidge called ' Dayrig,' part
in the west field at Landmaregate, part in the same field at Claylandes, and
Westlanges. Grimoldby, Friday after the Conversion of St. Paul, A.U. 1353.
Surrey. C. 1210. Grant by Walter Norton, of Godston in the parish of
Wokkelsted, baker, to John Gage, esquire, Henry Saunder, gentleman,
and Robert Stanford, yeoman, of a messuage in Godston aforesaid, abutting
on the highway from Grynsted to Croydon. 17 May, 23 Henry VII.
Seal.
[Sufi.] C. 1211. Grant by Roger Elym, of Stustone, to William, son of Margery
Eysevileyn, of Weybrede, of a piece of land and a ditch in Weybread,
adjoining the land of the abbot of Sybetone. Monday after the nativity
of St. John the Baptist, 5 Edward II.
Essex. C. 1212. Grant by John Bowys, of Burnham, to John Peek, John
Josep, barber, John Freyre, butcher, and Felicia, wife of John Bowys,
of Burnham, and John Bylston, of Southmenstere, of lands called ' Wynd-
licll ' in Asschyldham, and land in Burnham, in a field called ' le Hyde,'
adjoining land of the prior and convent of Dunmow, and lands called
' Baresotislond,' ' Boneresland,' and ' Polys.' Burnham, 1 October,
8 Henry VI.
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507
Line, C. 1213. Grant by William Trewe, of Tenelby, and John Coleby, to
Thomas Burgh, knight, Thomas Moigne, Henry Molgne, John Ormesby
and Gilbert Boston, of a messuage and three cottages at Tenelby, and four
bovates of land and meadow in the fields of Tenelby, which the grantors,
together with John, lord of Belmont, John Pygot, knight, Robert Tenelby,
vicar of Yngham, Thomas Messyngden, esquire, William Hyll, Richard
Dewe, of London, John Foster, and Henry Walker, deceased, had by
feoffment of John Peke, late of Tenelby. Appointment of Robert Walker
and Richard Trewe attornies to deliver seisin. 10 March, 9 Edward IV.
Seal.
[Ileref.] C. 1214. Grant by Simon Mylleburne, esquire, and Thomas Braynton,
to Joan, late the wife of Thomas Restard, of all the lands in Welyntou
which they held together with Master Richard Martyn and John Wynne,
deceased, by the grant of the said Thomas Restard. Appointment of
Simon Herryng and Walter Blackeston attornies to deliver seisin.
20 March, 9 Henry VII. Two seals.
[Wilts. ?] C. 1215. Grant by John Wykes, of Purton, esquire, and John
Butforde, chaplain, vicar of Butforde, to Robert Turnay, of Combe by
Butforde, and Amice his wife, of lands in a close called ' Dame Alice
Close,' &c. Combe, Thursday the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 8 Henry V.
Seal and fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 1216. Grant by Isabel, late the wife of Sir Geoffrey Wyth, knight,
to Henry Masoun, of Smalberghe, and Alice his daughter, of land with
a house in Smallburgh, between the church and the bridge there. 4 June
11 Edward III.
[Derby.] C. 1217. Demise by Thomas Babyngton, of Dethicke, esquire, to
Henry Hopkynson, of Alton in the parish of Assheover, husbandman,
of a messuage and lands in Alton. 1 1 July, 1 Edward VI. English.
[Lino.] C. 1218. Grant by Richard Wysteler, of Westrasen, to Peter Symond,
of Oselby, and Robert his son, of a messuage in Usselby. Tuesday the
feast of St. Prisca the Virgin, 2 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Heref.] C. 1219. Release by Roger de la Barewe, of Lyddeney, son of Walter
de la Barewe, to John le Ferrour, tailor, citizen of Hereford, of all right
in a tenement and curtilage in Oldescolestrete, Hereford, and in a piece of
another curtilage adjoining. Witnesses: — Richard Skydmore, mayor of
Hereford, John Trovey and William Breynton, King's bailiffs of the same
city, and others (named). Hereford, Saturday after St. Andrew the
Apostle, 19 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Berks.] C. 1220. Grant by Hugh Gannisley, vicar of the church of Blebury,
and Robert Godrych, chaplain, to Joan, late the wife of John Godrych, of
Blebury, of lands, &c., in Dodecote for her life, with remainder to Joan
her daughter, and the heirs of her body. Didcot, Tuesday after St. Denis
9 Richard II.
Berks. C. 1221. Release by Roger de Inggepenne, of co. Berks, to Richard
de Polhampton, of all right in the manor of Balatteston in the said county,
which the said Richard held by the demise of Emeline, late the wife of
Sir Roger de Inggepenne, knight, deceased, for her life, with reversion to
the releasor. Witnesses :— Sir Thomas Danvers, Sir Richard Fougeram,
Sir William de Harden, knights, and others (named). Kunotebury, Sunday
the feast of the Assumption, 5 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
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[Uod£]
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[Warw.]
[Bedf.]
Wilts.
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Bucks.
Miadx.
Cornw.
C. 1222. Release by John Dcvorus and Matilda his wife, to John de
Brideport, eon and heir of Master Nicholas do Brideport, physician, of all
their right in the lands of Bartereslond, Bolacre, and Putlond, in the
valley of Merswode, &c. Bridport, Sunday after St. Barnabas the Apostle,
3 Edward II. Seal.
C. 1223. Indenture between Thomas Stonore, esquire, of the shire of
Oxonford, aud William Rothewell, of the shire of Lincoln, esquire, witness-
ing that the said William Rothewell had bought the manor of Repyngalo
with all the lands of the said Thomas in Lincolnshire, with the advowson
of one-third of the church of Repyngale ; with conditions as to payment of
purchase money, &c. London, 24 November, 4 Henry VI. English.
C. 1224. Grant by Thomas, son of Thomas de Olneze, to Nicholas
Rogere, of Eythone, and Emma his wife, of a plot of land in West Street,
Dunstable. Saturday after St. Denys, 11 Edward III.
C. 1225. Grant by Thomas Helyer, of Marlborowe, Wilts, tiler, td
William Molet, of Westwodhay, Berks, yeoman, of a messuage called
' Strangbows ' in Badbury and Badhamwyke, in the parish of Chysylden.
20 November, 18 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 1226. Grant by Richard atte Byrches, vicar of the church of
Kenelworth, to Richard, son of John atte Byrches, of Solyhull, of lands in
Solyhull and Toneworth, reserving an annual rent of 50*., which William
atte Birches, the grantor's father, had granted to him. Solihull, Sunday
aftei the Assumption, 21 Richard II. Seal.
C. 1227. Grant by Robert de Bulkemor, of Gravenhurst, to Peter,
son of Athelard le Lorenges, of Wynefeld, and Matilda his wife, of a
messuage and lands in Wynefeld, with lands in Chalgrave and Tebworth.
Witnesses : — Sir Peter le Lorenges, knight, and others (named). Wyne-
feld, Tuesday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 10 Edward II.
C. 1228. Grant by Thomas Calston to William Gore, William
Coventre, and Robert Salman, of the manor of Litelcote, with the
advowson of the chapel there. 26 January, 6 Henry IV.
C. 1229. Grant by Richard Drayton, esquire, and Alice his wife, late
the wife of Thomas Stonore, late of the county of Oxford, esquire, to John
Hampden, of Hampden, Edmund Hampden, Richard Restwold, Peter Fete-
place, and Thomas Ramsey, of a yearly rent of eight marcs issuing out of the
manors of Penyton Meysy and Beerton by Aillesbury, and out of all his
lands in the town of Westminster, and elsewhere in Middlesex, for 10 years.
The grantees to maintain and educate Isabel Stonore, daughter of the said
Thomas Stonore and Alice, during the said term, with a condition that the
said grant shall be void if the said Isabel marry or die, if her brothers
Thomas and John Stonore die during the said term, or if the said Alice
Drayton die during her said husband's life. Stonore, Oxon, 1 December,
11 Henry VI.
C. 1230. Grant T>y John bishop of Ely, Chancellor of England,
Thomas Montgomery, knight, Richard Haute, esquire, William Huddesfeld,
and John Byconyll, to Henry Marny, esquire, and Isabel Noreys, late the
wife of John Noreys, and the heirs of the body of the said Henry, of the
manor of Culquyte, which the grantors held jointly with Thomas Urswyke,
knight, deceased, by the grant of Thomas Tyrell and James Tyrell,
knights, John Rous, the elder, Robert Throkmerton, Nicholas Russell, and
Thomas Rous. Appointment of William Carnsewe, gentleman, attorney to
deliver seisin. 25 July, 1 Henry VII.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
509
[N'hamp.] C. 1231. Demise by Sir John Bond, alias Herlcston, of Leycester,
priest, to William VValshe, of Herleston, of lands in the town and fields of
Harleston. 8 December, 1 Richard III. English.
Line. C. 1232. Grant by John Suthinby, of Claxby, to Beatrice his daughter,
of land in the fields of Hoselby (Usselby) in South Croftcs, North Crof tes,
Thirnberth (abutting on the moor), on ' le Wath,' and on ' le Milnedam,'
and part on the south side of 'le Bee,' on the east side of the vill.
[13th century.]
Norf. C. 1233. Grant by Stephen Jolyf, of Smalbergh, to Anne, late the
wife of John Calthorp, knight, son of William Calthorp, knight, of two
pieces of land in Smallburgh, in exchange for four pieces of land at the
same place, part thereof being in a place called ' Folberghfeld.' Wit-
nesses:— John Geuey, knight, William Pastone, and others (named).
4 June, 4 Henry V. Seal.
Middx. C. 1234. Grant by Agnes Bernardes, late the wife of Robert
Bernard, of ' la Eldeforde,' to John de Stebbunhuth, clerk, of meadow
land in Stepney, lying by ' la Eldeforde ' in a meadow called ' South-
langemad,' adjoining a meadow of the bishop of London called ' le Biss-
hoppeshose.' Wednesday after St. Lucy the Virgin, 16 Edward II.
Fragment of seal.
[Bucks.] C. 1235. Grant by Henry Dunyngton, rector of the church of
Bekebrokes, to Richard Molle, of Tythrop, and Joan his wife, of a
messuage in Kyngesseye. Friday the feast of the Annunciation,
7 Richard II.
[N'hamp.] C. 1236. Release by Nicholas the Miller, son of Henry, son of Henry
de Dyve, of Brampton, to Walter Hildebure, master of the Hospital of
the Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of a
moiety of a tenement in Brampton. [13th century.]
[Line.] C. 1237. Release by Alice, late the wife of John Bird, of Osselby, to
John son of Walter de Walesby, of Usselby, of all her right in lands in
Usselby and Owresby. Estrasen, Tuesday after Michaelmas, A.D. 1373.
[Warw.] C. 1238. Deed poll by which Robert Hawe, of Solihull, grants to
Richard Hawe his brother, that he will dig, enclose and maintain two
hedges and ditches at Scherdemor in the manor of Solihull, one adjoining
a field called ' le Goselond,' and land which the said Richard bought from
Dame Ela de Oddynggeseles. Sunday before Palm Sunday, 6 Edward II.
[Dorset.] £). 1239. Release by Peter Kynge to John Crouke of all his right in a
messuage and curtilage in Bridport, in the lane leading to Kjllyngesmulle.
Witnesses : — John Hayward, Walter Hasard, bailiffs of Bridport, and others
(named). Friday the feast of St. Lucy the Virgin, 16 Richard II. Seal,
imperfect.
[Middx.] C. 1240. Indenture of apprenticeship, binding Alice Wynspere,
daughter of John Wynspere, of Tancetour, in the county of Northampton,
carrier, to Robert Rayelton, citizen and haberdasher of London, and
Katherine his wife, silkwoman. London, 14 July, .31 Henry VIII.
Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] C. 1241. Demise by Sir Humfrey de Waleden, knight, and Margaret his
wife, to Thomas, son of Thomas Robyn, of Macchyngg, of land called
' Turpyneslond ' in Matching, and land in a croft called ' Homfeld.'
Saturday the feast of St. Matthias the Apostle, 26 Edward III.
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[Middx.] C, 1242. Defeasance to a bond of John Petyt, of London, mercer,
to John Feld, citizen and stockfishmonger of the same (made in the Staple
of Westminster, 21 April, 34 Henry VI.). for 801. sterling. The said bond
is to be void if Petyt abides by the decision of John Fortescu, knight,
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, the arbitrator appointed to decide the
actions between the said parties and Lewis Lyneham, of Calais, merchant.
1 June, 35 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Devon.] C. 1243. Grant by Thomas Olyver to John, Duke of Bedford, John
Trewman, John Wybbury, esquire, William Mountfort, Henry Drewe,
Thomas Sormond, leter Euchemond, and William Kent, of all his lands in
Kyngesbrygge and Dodebroke. Kiugsbridge, feast of St. Gregory the
Pope, 9 Henry V.
Chesh. C. 1244. Grant by Isabel, late the wife of Thomas Alcumlowe, of
Chester, Robert Torford, skinner, and William, son of Thomas Alcumlowe,
to John Cotyngham, citizen of Chester, of a messuage with houses and
garden in Forgatestrete, Chester, adjoining land of the fraternity of the
Gild of St. Anne of Chester. Witnesses : — William Stanmere, mayor of
Chester, Robert liogerson and Thomas Gerard, sheriffs, and others (named).
10 January, 31 Henry VI.
[Kent.] C. 1245. Grant by Geoffrey de Grenehelle, to Richard the Clerk, of
Norfolk, of land in the parish of Estfarlegh. 11 Edward II.
[Essex.] C. 1246. Grant by William, son of John Fabel, of Hatfeld Peverel,
clerk, to John Heyward, vicar of Hatfield Peverel, and Thomas Brandon, of
Wytham, of lands in Hatfield Peverel, which the grantor had by the gift of
Gilbert Porter, of Hatfield Peverel, and Thomas Parker, of Woodham
Wauter, or of Thomas Fabel the grantor's brother. Witnesses : — Thomas
de Maundevill, and Hugh de Badewe, knights, and others (named).
10 September, 24 Edward III. Copy.
Essex. C. 1247. Attornment by Giles de Westmelle and William Volaunt his
son, tenants of the manor of Ardernehalle and of lands in Horndon, to
Mary, late the wife of Thomas Fabel, of Hatfield Peverel, and John their
son (to whom Thomas de Belhous, of Stanewey, Walter de Salcote, parson
of the church of Great Horkeslegh, and John Mareis, of Salcote, chaplain,
had granted the premises) and to the heirs of the said John, with reversion
to Sir Robert de Marny, knight. Horndon, Essex, 10 January,
24 Edward III.
Bucks. C. 1248. Memorandum of a recovery between Robert de Marny,
knight, plaintiff, and Eleanor de Ewell, deforciant, of the manor of
Kyngeseye, by which the said Eleanor acknowledged the right of the said
Robert to the premises, excepting one knight's fee and a half, 40s. rent, and
a rent of 4^ quarters of oats, &c., and granted them to the said Robert
together with the homages of the abbots of Tame and Mussendene, John
de Veer, Earl of Oxford, John de Molyns, Ralph de Wedon, and Thomas
de Foxle, knights, John de Burghersh, knight, and Matilda his wife, and of
many others (named). 21 Edward III. Copy from Rolls.
[Essex.] C. 1249. Fine levied at York, between William de Mepersale and
Matilda his wife, plaintiffs, and John, son of John Waryn, of Great
Badewe, and Cristina his wife, deforciants, of a messuage, land, meadow,
4^d. rent, and wood in Retyndon, Rothyng Beuchomp and Lauvare
Madaleyne, by which the said John and Cristina granted the premises to
the said William and Matilda for their lives, and after their death, the
remainder, as to a moiety of the premises, including land in the fields of
Dounfeld, Bradefeld, Odynesfeld, Longelond, Schortescroft, Pirifeld,
Burgatesfeld, &c., to Richard de Mepersale and Sabina his wife in tail, <fcc. ;
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as to the other moiety, to John de Stistede, and Isabel his wife in tail, with
an ultimate remainder as to both moieties to the right heirs of the said
William de Mepersale. Octave of St. Michael, 10 Edward III. Copy.
[Essex.] C. 1250. Grant by Thomas Belhous, of Stanewey, Walter de Salcote,
parson of Great Horkeslegh, and John Mareis, of Salcote, chaplain, to
Mary, late the wife of Thomas Fabel, and John their son, and the heirs of
the body of the said John, of the manor of Ardernehall, with lands in
Horndon ; with remainder to Sir Robert de Marny, knight. Witnesses : —
Hugh Blount, Humphrey de Waleden, Hugh de Badewe, John de Haveryngge,
knights, and others (named). Horndon, 7 January, 24 Edward III. Copy.
[Essex.] C. 1251. Fine levied at Westminster, between Thomas Fabel, and
Mary his wife, plaintiffs, and Peter, son of Thomas le Palmere, of Maldon,
deforciant, of a messuage, land, &c., in Hebregge, Great Totham and Little
Totham ; by which the said Peter granted the premises to the said Thomas
and Mary in tail, with remainders to the right heirs of the said Mary.
Octave of Michaelmas, 23 Edward III. Copy.
Essex C. 1252. Grant by Robert, son of Oliver de Monton, to Alexander,
Suff. son Of Edward Gerberge, of Great Yarmouth, of all the property which
descended to him from his cousin Dame Isabel, late the wife of Sir Thomas
de la Chaumbre, knight ; viz. one-seventh of one-third of the manor of
Faukebourne, and one-seventh of lands in Gayeslee with Nedham Thorpe,
and in Great Whelnetham. Witnesses : — Richard Freysel, Hugh de
Badewe, Thomas de Maundevill, knights, and others (named). Fauke-
bourne, Friday before St. Luke's day, 23 Edward III. Copy.
Essex. C. 1253. Grant by Alexander, son of Edward Gerberge, of Great
Yarmouth, to Sir Robert de Marny, knight, of all his share in one-third
part of the manor of Falkebourn, and of the advowson of the church there ;
viz. one-sixth of one-third, which he had by the gift of Robert, son of
Oliver de Monton, to whom it had descended from his cousin Dame Isabel,
late the wife of Sir Thomas de la Chambre, knight. Falkebourn, Essex,
24 July, 25 Edward III. Copy.
[Essex.] C. 1254. Fine levied at Westminster, between John son of Richard
de Hatfeld Peverel, and Thomas his son, plaintiffs, and Thomas son of
Stephen de Heppeworth, and Petronilla his wife, deforciants, of land, &c.,
in Hatfeld Peverel, Borham, Wytham, and Wodeham Mortimer ; by which
the said John and Thomas acknowledged the right of the said Petronilla to
the premises, and the said Thomas son of Stephen, and Petronilla, granted
the same to the said John and Thomas, together with the homage of
William de Harewold and Cecilia his wife, Henry de Merkes and Isabel his
wife ; with remainders over. Hilary, 4 Edward III. Copy.
Essex. C. 1255. Grant by Mary, late the wife of Thomas Fabel, of Hatfeld
Peverel, to Sir Robert de Marny, knight, of all his lands in Great Totham,
Little Totham, and Hebregge. Witnesses : — John Gernoun, Thomas de
Maundeville, Hugh de Badewe, John de Hevenyngham, knights, and others
(named). Witham, Essex, 10 January, 23 Edward III. Copy.
[Sussex.] i C. 1256. Release by Katherine Neel, late the wife of William Neel,
citizen of London and Chichester, to Richard Whitington, William Crow-
mere, Henry Barton, William Test, John Carpenter, the younger, and
Richard Osbarn, of all her right in the lands of which Nicholas Stallyng-
burgh, clerk, and John Exton, executors of the said Neel's will, enfeoffed
the said John Carpenter ; one- third of the premises being her dower.
Witnesses: — John Cok, mayor of Chichester, and others (named).
Chichester, the Assumption, 9 Henry V. Fragment of Common Seal of
Chichester.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Common
Pleas, London, Monday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 3 Henry VI.
512 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Middx.] C. 1257. Release by Thomas Colewelle, alias Croydon, brotlier and
heir of John Colewelle, alias Croydon, son and heir of Thomas Colewelle,
and Lucy his wife, daughter and co-heiress of Geoffrey Home, formerly
citizen and fishmonger of London, and Margery his wife, daughter and
heiress of John de Croydon, formerly citizen and fishmonger of London, to
Richard Osbarn and John Carpenter, the younger, of all their right in lands
which formerly belonged to William Neel, of Chichester, in the city of
London, which Osbarn and Carpenter then held by the grant of Katherine,
late the wife of William Neel, and Nicholas Stalyngburgh and John
Exton, executors of the said Neel. 10 March, 9 Henry VI.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Pleas of
land, London, Monday the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 9 Henry VI.
[Middx.] C. 1258. Grant by John Carpenter, the younger, citizen of London,
to Master William Lichefeld, David Fyvian, clerk, William Chedworth and
Robert Langford, citizens of London, of the tenement he lately built in the
parish of St. Margaret's Briggestrete, adjoining a tenement of the prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury, which the grantor held jointly with William
Crowmere, Henry Barton, William Test, John Marchaunt, and Richard
Osbarn, deceased, by the grant of Nicholas Stallyngburgh, clerk, and John
Exton, executors of the will of William Neel, late citizen and vintner of
London; and of another tenement in Thamisestrete, in the parish of
St. Martin Orgar. London, 12 February, 19 Henry VI. Seal.
Dorset. C. 1259. Release by Thomas Clerke, of Syniondesburgh, husbandman,
to William Yorke, of Krytton Belzeter, of all actions. Bridport, Monday
after St. Luke, 20 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1260. Indenture of apprenticeship, binding John Deweboys to
John Borage and Agnes his wife, for two years. Witnesses: — William
Montfort, Simon Atteforde, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
Bridport, Monday after St. Laurence the Martyr, 6 Henry VI.
[Leic.] C. 1261. Letters of attorney from John de Evyngton, of Suthwelle, to
Thomas Bayly, of Belgrave, and Thomas Hambery, of the same place, to
deliver seisin to Ralph de F . . . . ston, of Leicester, of a messuage with
dovecot, &c. Evyngtoii, Saturday after St. Ambrose, 20 Richard II.
Damaged.
Berks. C. 1262. Release by Robert Catelyn, of Newbury, osteler, to Sir
Edmond Hampden, knight, of all actions. Newbury, 22 September,
39 Henry VI. English.
[Berks.] C. 1263. Grant by Roger de Chaldefeld to Geoffrey Bac, of Hunger-
ford, of one great acre in Harleyghe, in front of the house of Osegod
Hackire ; also of headlands (tria capita trium acrarum) enclosed by a
dyke us far as " Stubbam Querci," which Ralph de Herleye held of Alan
de Chaldefeld ; and land at Haworgate, &c. Witnesses : — John Belet,
lord of the fee, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Middx.] C. 1264. Grant by John Heved, son of John Heved, of Stebbenhetlie,
to Thomas Morice, citizen of London, of three shops, land, and 3*. rent, in
Stepney. London, Thursday after All Saints day, 20 Edward III. French.
[Kent.] C. 1265. Grant by John Punewyne and Stephen his son, to Robert
de Rokesle, of three ' deywerkes ' of land, with a barn thereon, adjoining the
high road to Canterbury. [13th century.]
Somers. C. 1266. Receipt from Richard Boyton, sheriff of Somerset, to Roberi
Langbroke and John Peny for 40 marks, for the use of Thomas Longeley
Robert Whitteby, and John Legburn, clerks, William Keteryug, and Robert
Haytfeld, esquires. Yevelchestre (Ilchester), Monday before Michaelmas,
1 1 Henry IV.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 513
Wilts. C. 1267. Defeasance to ;i bond of Hugh Thomas, vicar of the
church of St. Paul, Malmesbury, to George Darell, esquire, sheriff of
Wilts, for 40/., entered iuto on behalf of Sir David Levys, late parish
chaplain of Malmesbury, who was indicted )br felony before the King's
justices at New Sarum. Lytylcote, 20 March, 33 Henry VI
Wilts. C. 1268. Bond of Roger Alwyne, of Brodeciackn, Wilts, gentleman,
to William Darell, of the same county, esquire, for 40/. sterling. 26 April,
7 Henry V.
K Endorsed: Defeasance. Bond to be void if the said Roger makes a
good title to a meadow called ' Longemede,' and to the reversion of a parcel
of meadow by Knyghton mill which William Wobbe, of Wilton, holds for
life.
[Warw.] C. 1269. Release by Simon Osebarn, of Solihull. to Christiana Griffyn,
and Henry her son, of all his right in lands which they held by the grant
of Hugh, Simon's father, in Solihull. Saturday after Michaelmas,
19 Edward II.
[Horef.] C. 1270. Grant by Rouland de la Fenne to John, son of John
Uppatour, and Alice, daughter of Richard le Brut, of Fald, of land in the
manor of Mauwerdyu, part lying in Hulfelde, and adjoining Longelonde-
grene. [J3th century.]
Suff. C. 1271. Grant by Clemence, late the wife of William de Tynetishale, to
Sir Geoffrey Wyth, knight, and William de Langhale, vicar of' Aldeburgh,
of all the lands in Suffolk which descended to her after the death of Sir
William de Giselham, knight, her grandfather, and John de Herlyngfletes,
her father. Witnesses : — Sir John tie Mutford, Sir Edmund de Hemegravc,
Sir Thomas de Bavent, knights, and others (named). Sibeton, Saturday the
feast of St. Peter in Cathedra at Rome (January 18), 8 Edward II.
[Cornw.] C. 1272. Grant by Osbert Hamely to Richard Alet, of Mugionncor, of
all his lands in Tregeuran and Kylmonsekmor, or in the Island of Agnes,
Scilly, excepting the wood of Kilmonsek, for six years, by the service of
one grain yearly. Witnesses : — Sir William Lanbron, knight, Sir Robert
Treworge, and others (named). Alet, Saturday before St. Michael in
Monte Tumba, 5 Henry IV. Seal.
[Camb.] C. 1273. Receipt from John, abbot of Thorneye, and the convent of
the same, to Sir John for 41. sterling, for the farm which
he holds of the abbey in Enefeld. Thorney, April, A.D. 1392. Damaged.
Fragment of seal.
Norf. C. 1274. Confirmation by Ranulph son of William de Wottone, and
Emma his wife, daughter of Geoffrey Eddywe, of Wottone, of the grant
by the said Geoffrey to Sir William dc Senges, son of Richard de
Senges, of a piece of land in the field of Wo! tone, abutting on the way
•tailed ' Fregate.' Witnesses : — Sir Alan de Mundham, Stephen his son,
and others (named). [13th century.]
Endorsed: Wutton.
Bedf. C. 1275. Bargain and sale by Francys Pygott, of Stratton, co.
Bedford, esquire, and William Colworth, of Holme, in the same county,
gentleman, executors of the will of William Westdayle, clerk, late
Bachelor of Canon Law, and parson of the church of St. George in
Edworth., to Thomas Lettys, of Bekeleswade, of one burgage and a half
lying together in Holmestrete, Bekeleswade : and covenant by the said
executors to surrender the premises according to the custom of the borough
Court of Biggleswade, to the said Thomas Lettys. 1 May, 23 Henry VIII.
English. Fragment of seal.
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[Dorset.] C. 1276. Release by William Bothe, citizen and grocer of London,
executor of the will of Nicholas Warner, late citizen and grocer of
London, to John Burgeys, of Bridport, chapman, of all actions. 25 August,
13 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 1277. Release by Thomas de Buckemor, of Solihull, to John le
Harpour, of the same place, of all his right in a piece of ground enclosed
with ditches and hedges in Solihull, adjoining the road leading to Rowelwode.
Thursday after the Assumption, 34 Edward III.
[Oxford.] C. 1278. Grant by John Whyte, of Burcestre,to John Reede, of South-
werk by London, of all his lands in the county of Oxford, which he had
by the feoffment of Thomas Stepphenns, of Stan lake, together with Thomas
Maydeston, and John Hampton, chaplain ; excepting a messuage in Stanlake.
Wednesday the vigil of the Ascension, 4 Henry V. Seal.
[Corn.] C. 1279. Grant by Henry Nanskelly, perpetual vicar of St. Ives, to
Arthur Hamely, and Isabel his wife, of all his messuages, lands, &c., in
the manor of Allet, viz., a moiety of the manor, and also all his mes-
suages, lands, &c., in the manor of Helwyn, viz. in Helwyn, Langergala,
Tregennov, Lanvyhan, Fentenyeyn, Pennans, Trevethynekes, Pymskym,
Trewyns, Mes, Engrous, Penhall, Treryekes, Trencrukes, Tregontros, Tre-
vantros, Bleythboll, Logosekes, Kerthu, Meskevammogh, Padestowe, Kil-
monsekes, Tregeuran, and the Island of Scilly called ' Agnes,' for their lives.
Helwyn, Thursday the Conception of St. Mary the Virgin, 6 Henry V.
fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Exchequer Memoranda, in
a certain process touching William Botreaux, &c., among the records of
Michaelmas term, 7 Henry VI.
Oxford. C. 1280. Release by John Whyte, of Burcestre, to John Reede, of all
his right in all his lands, &c., co. Oxford, except a messuage in Stanlake.
Wednesday the vigil of the Ascension, 4 Henry V. Seal.
Bedf. C. 1281. Bargain and yale by Richard, Earl of Kent, Lord Hastynges,
Wayford and Ruthyn, to Christopher Walker, of Stratford at Bow, Mid-
dlesex, hakeneyman, of wood and underwood in the park of Harrold to the
value of 121. 10s. Sd. 4 August, 13 Henry VIII. English. Fragment
of seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 1282. Grant by Roger Newenham, of Daventry, to William
Yonge, vicar of Daventry, John Kildesby, chaplain, John Wanndel, John
Bernard, John West, and John Coke of all his goods and chattels in
Daventry and Drayton, and elsewhere in England. Witnesses : — Thomas
Fitz Walter, knight, lord of Daventry, and others (named). Friday after
St. Denis, 48 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1283. Receipt from William Vampage to Thomas Brugge, gentle-
man, for 60/., paid as to 201. part thereof, to the said Vampage, and as to
the residue, to Richard Wallewyn, gentleman. 7 February, 15 Edward IV.
Signed. English.
[ ] C. 1284. Release by John Matfald, grocer, to Henry, Duke of Exeter,
Anne, Duchess of Exeter, Richard Caudray and Thomas Mannyng, clerks,
of all actions. 28 December, 29 Henry VI.
[Coraw.] C. 1285. Grant by Harry Marny, esquire, to John Glyn, William
Trote, John Cok, the elder, and Nicholas Russhe, of wood, trees, and timber
in three parcels of the old wood at Colquyte, called ' Colquyte wood ' and
' Trescawe wood,' on the we*t part of the manor of Colquyte. 25 April,
7 Henry VII. English.
ANCIENT DEEDS. 515
[N'hamp.] C. 1286. Grant, by William Yonge, vicar of Daventry, John Kildesby,
chaplain, John Wannclcl, John Bernard, John West, and John Cok, of
Daventry, chandler, to John Duyr, of Daventry, and Matilda his wife
and the heirs of their bodies, of a messuage in Daventry ; with remainder
to Simon Staverton, John Werour, Robert, son of John Wanndel, Robert
Barkere, Robert Godcheap, William Muleward, John Notyngham, Robert
Chapman, Hugh Iremongere, Simon Horn, Simon West, Rcger Iremongere,
William Kent, Roger Horn, John Wylughby, mercer, John Vyncent,
Walter Coupere, John Eyr, and Robert Rycher, in fee. Monday after
St. Gregory the Pope, 2 Richard II. Two seals and fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 1287. Defeasance to a bond of Adam de Shurcshull, kniglit,William
de Mackeneye, knight, John do Rothewell, John Babbelake, and Simon
Fyfhyde, to John de Elmerugg, for 1007. sterling. The bond is be void
if the body of Roger Jolyf, committed to the custody of the said John de
Elmerugg by command of the King, is not allowed to depart from the
castle of Oxford without the knowledge of the said John. Oxford,
Sunday after the Nativity of the Virgin, 42 Edward III. French.
Fragment of seal.
[ ] C. 1288. Receipt from Thomas Stonore, esquire, to Thomas Rokes,
esquire, for 80/., in the name of Isabel, late the wife of Thomas Sakevyle,
esquire, and executrix of his will. 22 June, 7 Edward IV. Signed.
English.
Staff. C. 1289. Letters of attorney from Leonard Stepulton, esquire, of
Somerset, to William Rose and John Haukysby, to receive 8 marcs from
Henry Coke, of Barr, in co. Stafford. "28 December, 7 Henry VI.
[Kent.] C. 1290. Grant by John, son of Stephen atte Fenne, and Joan his
wife, to Stephen son of Stephen de Delham, of land in the parish of
Hoo St. Werburgh, in a field called ' Suhtfeld,' and of a messuage and
house in the said parish. 8 Edward III.
[Wore.] C. 1291. Receipt from John de Regate, to Sir William de Beauchamp,
Earl of Warwick find sheriff of Worcester, for 101., allowed him by the
King's writ for his expenses on the Worcester circuit. 18 June,
3 Edward I.
[Middx.] C. 1292. Surrender by Thomas Pacchyng, of Chichester, to William
Crowmer, Henry Barton, William Test, clerk, John Marchannt, Richard
Osbarn, and John Carpenter, of all his right in a tenement in Thames
Street, in the parish of St. Martin Orgar. The premises had been
devised by William Neel, of Chichester, late citizen and viutner of London,
to Pacchyng for life, and Crowmer and the others were the purchasers
of the reversion from Neel's executors. London, 4 May, 7 Henry V.
Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1293. Grant by Nicholas Stallyngburgh, clerk, and John Exton,
executors of the will of William Neel, late citizen and vintner of London,
to William Crowmer, Henry Barton, William Test, clerk, John Marchauut,
Richard Osbarn, and John Carpenter, the younger, of the reversion to a
tenement in Thames Street, in the parish of St. Martin Orgar. London,
10 February, 6 Henry V. Seal and fragment of seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Pleas
of land, Monday before St. Valentine the Martyr, 6 Henry V.
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Staff. C. 1294. Letters of attorney from John Eggerton, esquire, to John
Salop. Brasyugton, to receive seisin from Robert Fouleshurst, rector of Bertumley,
Chesh. Kichanl KgL'crton, m-toi- of Stoke, Kiclianl IVlvi-s. rector of Weryngton,
Thomas llarcci.urlc, William Clietwyn, esquire, William Brenner, and John
Pytkyn, of manors, lands, &c., in the counties of Stafford, Salop, and Chester,
or elsewhere in England. 7 November, 23 Henry VII. Fragment of
seal.
[Middx.] C. 1295. Grant by Nicholas Stallyngburgh, clerk, and John Exton,
executors of the will of William Neel, late citizen and vintner of London, to
William Crowmer, Henry Barton, William Test, clerk, John Marchaunt,
Richard Osbarn, and John Carpenter, the younger, of a shop, &c., in the
parish of St. Margaret Briggestrete, adjoining a tenement of the prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury ; also a shop in the parish of St. Magnus, London,
a tenement in the parish of St. Botolph, Billingsgate, between Thames Street
and St. Botolph's Lane, three shops with gardens in the parish of All Saints,
Tower Street, and 8*. quit rent issuing out of a tenement in the said parish
of All Saints. London, 6 February, 6 Henry V. Two seals.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Pleas of
land, London, Monday before St. Valentine the Martyr, 6 Henry V.
[Wilts ?] C. 1296. Demise by William Essex, esquire, farmer of the chace or
rabbit warren of Alburne, to Thomas Yorke, esquire, of that part of the
said chace called ' Southwode,' which John Yorke, father of the said Thomas,
then held. 16 September, 1 Henry VIII. Signed. English. Fragment
of seal.
Essex. C. 1297. Grant by Ralph Grey, of Pelham, Herts, Thomas Drakes, of
:s#K •» ~- Halsted, John Hicheman, of Heydon, clerk, Roger Lucas, of Wenden
Lowtes, John Jakelyn, of Elmedon, William Rycard, William Amflete,
Robert Smyth, and Thomas Warde, to Thomas Peyton, Thomas Drury, of
Rougham, Thomas Higham, of Suffolk, esquire, and William Tegge, clork,
of all their lands called ' Dalamares,' ' Knyghtbrigges,' ' Chamberleyns'
Hochous,' and ' Juddes' in Sandon, Great Badowe, and Boreham ; also
lands in the said vills which formerly belonged to Richard Josep, and which
the grantors held jointly with Nicholas Wiltshire, deceased, by the feoffmont
of John Basset, Thomas Marchall, of Dunmow, and John Safoule. Sandon,
12 February, 2 Edward IV. Six seals and fragment of seal.
[Wore.] C. 1298. Demise by Agnes Corbet, of Chaddesleye, to Nicholas de
Bremegrave, of her shop (selda) in Kyderminster. Michaelmas,
32 Edward I.
Hants. C. 1299. Grant by Randulph Billyngton to John Broun of certain
parcels of his manor of Oxheyhalle, viz. the site of the manor place with
houses, &c., also a close called ' the Worthy Wiche,' three closes called
' Litilladyfelde,' ' Gretladyfeld,' and ' Shepcotfeld,' woods callnd ' Hause-
downegrove,' ' Brounesgrove,' ' Edelwikgrove,' and ' Parsounesgrove,' a
close called ' Pirrihill,' a little close called ' the Halleclose,' and also land
adjoining a meadow called ' Middilmore.' Proviso, that the muniments
of title shall be deposited with "an indifferent College or place of religion
in London, or nigh thereunto, in a chest," &c. 18 February, 6 Henry VII.
English. ? Copy.
[Kent ?] C. 1300. Grant by Agnes Gylot, of Cherlton, widow, to Robert atte
Halle, of Ciston, of a messuage, garden, and croft, land, meadow and one
penny yearly rent in Cherlton aforesaid, lying diversely upon Hilfurlong,
' le Newebrich," Lamcotusforlong, Aldich, Schortwowelonde, Litulmede, ' le
Neyte,' Wyneriugge, and ' le Dene.' Wednesday before St. Gregory the
Pope, 36 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
517
Staff.
Salop.
Chesh.
[Glouc.]
[Bedf.]
Wilts.
Warw.
[Berks.]
[Berks.]
[Warw.]
Surrey.
Essex.
C. 1301. Grant by Robert Fulsheurste rector of Bartumley, Richard
Eggerton, rector of Stoke, Richard Delves, rector of Weryngton, Thomas
Harecourte, and William Chetwynde, esquires, William Brenuer and John
Pytkyn, to John Eggerton, osquiro, sou and heir of Hugh Eggerton,
esquire, and the heirs male oi' his body, of mauors, messuages, and lands in
the counties of Stafford, Salop and Chester, or elsewhere in England ;
excepting messuages and lands in Newbolt, Calcote, Shockelage, Fardon,
Crue by Farndon, Horton and Neutoii by Malepas, Cheshire; and in
default of such issue, to his brothers Ralph and Robert Eggerton in
succession. Appointment of Robert Webonbure attorney to deliver seisin.
24 September, 23 Henry VII. Seal and fragments of seals.
C. 1302. Deed poll by which John, abbot of the monastery of St.
Mary, Cirencester, of the order of St. Augustine, in the diocese of
Worcester, and the convent of the same, appoint Master Robert Rimpton
their proctor, to represent the monastery in all suits. Cirencester,
Chapter House of the said monastery, . March, A.D. 1453. Damaged.
C. 1303. Grant by John, son of the late Roger le Cartere, of
Dunstable, to Robert de Linleye, of the same place, of land in Cadendone,
adjoining Watling street. Dunstable, Saturday after St. Gregory,
2 Edward II. Seal.
C. 1304. Bargain and sale by Thomas Haughton, clerk, of Ludgers-
hall, to George Darell, of Westshyfford, Berks, gentleman, of five burgages
and messuages in Winchester Street, Ludgershall, adjoining a tenement
belonging to the chantry of our Blessed Lady of Ludgershall. 6 May,
33 Henry VIII. English. Signed.
C. 1305. Grant by William Hore, the elder, of Stonythorp, to John
Wyllenhale, of Grenburgh. John Parres and Thomas Rymell, of Sowtham,
and Richard Hulot, of Sullihull, of all his lands, &c., in Stonythorp and
Solihull, or elsewhere in co. Warwick. Stonythorp, Wednesday before the
Annunciation, 15 Henry VI.
C. 1306. Grant by William Cerne, of Ingepenne, to Emeline Goselyn,
of the same place, and Adam Brende, of ' la Hulle,' of land in Ingepenne by
' le Spraygrene,' and a meadow with hedges and ditches in ' la Hulle,'
between 'la Borcrofte ' and the way leading towards 'le Spraye,' in the
said parish of Ingepenne. Tuesday in Easter week, 23 Edward III.
C. 1307. Grant by Emeline Gosselyn, of Ingepenne, to William called
de Cerne, of the same place, of the parcels described in C. 1306. Sunday
after the Purification, 22 Edward III.
C. 1308. Grant by Richard, son of Richard in le Hay, to Adam, son
of John Fabris, of Little Bromwych, of land in Little Bromwych of
the fee of Bordesley, called ' Warnereslond,' by the road leading to
Birmingham. Bromwych, Sunday before the Annunciation, 5 Edward III.
C. 1309. Grant by John Drynk water, of Peckham, to Richard Skynner
and Agnes his wife, the grantor's daughter, of all his lands in Peckham in
the parish of Camberwell, except a virgate in the meadow called
' le Sterte,' and Ian I in the field called ' Lyneacre." 30 April,
10 Edward IV.
C. 1310. Grant by Roger Burges, of Stratford Langthorn, to William
Baldewyn, the elder, of Westhamme, and Edward Buttre, of Stratford
Laugthorn aforesaid, of pasture in the parish of Westham in a field called
' le Lake,' adjoining a wood of the abbot and convent of Stratford.
10 January, 19 Edward IV.
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[? Bucks.] C. 1311. Grant by William le Coupere, of Great Broghton, chaplain,
to Sir John de Stonore, knight, and Matilda his wife, and the heirs of their
bodies, of all the lands which he had by the feoffment of Ralph le Clerk, of
Burton, paying 10 marcs rent to himself and John le Drapere, of Aylesbury,
for their lives. Burton, Thursday Michaelmas day, 17 Edward II.
Bedf. C. 1312. Release by Andrew Barbour and Thomas Lundon, of
Herts. Dunstable, to Robert atte Forde, of Hampslape, Edmund Coton, of Tylles-
worth, and John Trougth, of Dunstable, of all their right in lands in
Dunstable and Houghton Regis, Cadyngdon and Kenuesworth, which they
luul by the feoffment of Thomas Hobbes. Thursday after the Epiphany,
8 Henry IV.
[Dorset.] C. 1313. Demise by John Kyde, with the consent of Alice his wife,
to William Binne, for 10 years, of a yearly rent of 4s., ^issuing out of a
tenement in West Street, Bridport. Witnesses : — Edward Renaud and John
Suggel, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Feast of St. Barnabas,
5 Edward II.
[Warw.] C. 1314. Grant by John Dauwesone, of Sulihull, to William, son of
Thomas atte Birches, of the same place, of a croft and land in Solihull, the
former called ' le Pyriforlong,' the latter lying in the fields called ' Crabbe-
wallef eld ' and ' le Orchardesfeld ; ' in exchange for a field called ' le
Grangefeld,' in Solihull. Sunday after St. Martin the Bishop, 22 Edward III.
[Herts.] C. 1315. Grant by Stephen Champeneys, of Berkhamstede, to William
Mofh'chet, of the same place, of Id. yearly rent issuing out of land in the
field called ' Meyl'elynesfeld,' abutting on Meyfelyn lane. Berkhamstede,
Sunday after the Ascension, 18 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 1316. Grant by Richard Russel, son and heir of Henry Russel,
to Adam de Larkstok, of -land adjoining the lane called ' Killingeslane,"
Bridport. Monday after St. .Nicholas, 13 Edward II.
[Kent.] C. 1317. Grant by Alice, late the wife of Nicholas atte Forde, of
Westerham, to Thomas Chawndeler, of land called ' Sowthelondes ' and
' Sandcroftes ' in the parish of Westerham. 10 October, 27 Henry VI.
Seal.
[Heref.] C. 1318. Grant by Walter Moryn, of Welynton, to John le Souter, of
the same place, of a piece of a curtilage in Wellington, adjoining the road
leading through the middle of the town. Friday before St. Denis the
Martyr, 20 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1319. Grant by John Grygge, of Dunstable, to Walter Bysschop
and Alice his wife, of the same place, of a toft lying within their close in
West Street, Dunstable, adjoining Ikenildestreet. Feast of St. Fremund
the King, 8 Henry IV. Seal.
[Lane.] C. 1320. Grant by Laurence de Steresacre, and Joan his wife, to
John de Lythum and William de Eccleston, chaplains, of all their
messuages, lands, &c., in Claghton and Caterall. Witnesses : — Robert de
Urswykes, knight, and others (named). Claughton, Monday before the
Conversion of St. Paul, 1 Henry V.
[Suff.] C. 1321. Grant by Robert le Taverner, of Great Bures, to Geoffrey
ie Taverner, his father, of a messuage together with the reversion to a
cottage which Alice, wife of Richard ate Re, and Joan her daughter, hold
for life. Witnesses: — Sir Robert de Bures, Sir Richard de Cornerd,
knights, and others (named). Bures, Monday before St. Peter the Apostle,
10 Edward II.
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C. 1322. Release by Reginald, prior of the priory of St. Bartholo-
mew in West Smythfeld, to James Bradman, of all actions. 31 March,
2 Edward IV.
C. 1.323. Grant by John Langforde, son and heir of William
Lmigforde, of Welde in the parish of Harw (Harrow Weald), to Alan
Nelys, of Wotton under Bernwode, Bucks, and Gilbert Waryn, of Harrow
Weald aforesaid, of lands in the parish of Harrow and Great Stanmere,
together with wood called ' Lovelsgrove.' Tuesday after St. Alphege,
5 Richard II.
C. 1324. Grant by Robert Jones, of Pakynton by Licheffeld, to
Walter le Bond, clerk, of Yerdeley, of a messuage with curtilage in
Stychefford, in the fee of Yardley. Tuesday the feast of St. Mark the
Evangelist, 5 Edward II.
C. 1325. Grant by William Starling to Roger Aynel of land in the
parish of Lutone, in Westhyde, in a field called ' le Haut.' [13th century.]
C. 1326. Bond of John Gybes, of Weymouth, to Richard Barbour,
of the same place, for 36/. sterling. Friday the morrow of the nativity of
St. Mary the Virgin, 36 Edward III.
C. 1327. Grant by Adam le Walkere, of Solihull, to Sir Charles le
Blosmevill, of the same place, chaplain, of all his lands in Solihull and
Yerdeleye (Yardley),. Easter Day, 26 Edward III.
C. 1328. Grant by Edmund Brugge, of Bodenham, and Eleanor his
wife, to John Balle, of Bradefeld, the elder, and Isabel his wife, of a
messuage, land and meadow in Me Nethurmore ' and ' le Venne,' within
the parishes of Bodenham, Culpecke, and Maurdyn, and a pasture called
' le Wylde ' ; excepting the principal room in the said messuage. ' Le
Nethermore,' Monday after St. Leonard the Abbot, 6 Henry VI. Two
seals.
C. 1329. Release by John Wyke, of Lydeard, to Nicholas Wotton,
son nnd heir of Walter Chapman, of Wotton Basset, of all actions as to
lands which belonged to the said Walter in Wotton aforesaid, except
tenements which Walter Heyward inhabited, and except (inter alia) a
cottage called ' Ratunrewe.' Also release of land in two crofts called
' Brokunlond ' in the parish of Wotton, and lands in the great fields of
Old Wotton. 2 April, 8 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 1330. Grant by William Mountfort, of Bridport, to Hugh
Deverelle, John Chyverelle, Walter Bagg, clerk, and Thomas at the Halle,
of all his land in Weymouth, Melcombe Regis, and Wyke, witli a moiety
of the ferry of Smalemothe, and a house and land in Wyke, with pasture.
Witnesses : — William Wyet and Robert Cokeman, bailiffs of Weymouth,
and others (named). Friday after St. Valentine the Martyr, 7 Henry V.
Seal.
C. 1331. Release by Isabel, Eudonia, and Elizabeth, daughters of
William de Rodwode, to Baldwin del Hyll, of Thurleston, and Margery
his wife, of all their right in lands, &c., in Thurleston, which descended
to them after the death of their brother Thomas, in ' le Hehefeld ' of
Thurleston, and in Orntwayt in the territory of Thurleston ; al&o in a
meadow called 'le Leye' in the territory of Peningston. Friday after
St. Matthias the Apostle, A.D. 1301 .
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[Line.] C. 1332. Grant by Robert Jonsone, of Oselby, to John Lyon,
chaplain of Osgotby, Robert Jurdanson, aud Hugh Elynson, of Usselby, of
a messuage in Usselby, and also of all his goods and chattels. Friday after
the Epiphany, 8 Him. IV.
[Norf.] C. 1333. Grant by Sir Oliver Wylh, knight, to John Nally, of
Berton, and the heirs of his body, of land which the said John received
from Geoffrey Wyth, Oliver's father, in exchange for two pieces of land in
Smallburgh. Sunday after St. Edmund the King, 15 Edward III. Seal.
Kent. C. 1334. Grant by Robert Rede, William Bruyn, John Prattc, and
Richard Cressy, to Richard Forde, of the King's Exchequer, Nicholas
Luchell, Clerk of the Pipe in the Exchequer; Richard Martyn, of Edon-
brigge, esquire, John Wybarn and Roger Shelley, esquires, Robert Castell,
and Edmund Deny, of land in a field called ' Barnfeld ' in the parish of
St. Mary, Hoc. Appointment of Anthony Forde attorney to deliver seisin.
20 November, 22 Edward IV. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 1335. Demise by Thomas atte Churcheyard, of Solihull, to John
sou of Ralph de Solihull, and Isabel his wife, for their lives, of land in
Solihull. Thursday after St. Gregory the Pope, 18 Edward II.
Oxford. C. 1336. Grant by John, son of John Grymbald, of Sydenham, to Sir
Robert de Bourton, warden of the chantry of the church of Leyre Marny,
and Sir Henry de Donyngton, vicar of Kyngeseye, of lands and pasture
for 12 oxen, which devolved upon him after the death of Robert Grymbald,
in Sydenliam, Redlane and Ocle. 11 July, 36 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 1337. Release by William Horshull to Thomas Mayhow of all his
right in a tenement in Hungerford. 8 October, 23 Henry VI.
[Heref.] C 1338. Grant by Thomas de Chaundos to Robert de Bagyndene of
land in Welynton, part extending to Pyckelemarse, part by the ward
called ' Lynkeloweveye.' Tuesday after Michaelmas, 17 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 1339. Grant by Richard Ingram, of Pakynton, to Thomas le Hore,
of Elmedon, and Agnes his wife, for their lives, of a messuage and all his
lands in Elmedon. Friday after St. Dunstan, 39 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
[Berk ] C. 1340. Grant by Ran ulph the Baker (Pistor), of Hungerford, to John
le Tenturer, of the same place, and Eva his wife, of land which he held from
the abbot and convent of Dereford, in the field of Hungerford called
' Puddene.' [13th century.]
[Camb.] C. 1341. Grant by Thomas Wode, John Erlham and Adam Clerk,
clerks, to Thomas Boleyne, clerk, and William Lexham, esquire, of an
inclosure called ' Roulowe," in Marche. 21 June, 18 Henry VI. Two
seals and fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 1342. Grant by Waller atte Wode and Simon Perchyuge, of
Ilaylesham, to Agnes, daughter of Nicholas Wynan, of the same place, and
the heirs of her body, of a moiety of all the lands, houses, &c., which they had
by the feoffment of the said Nicholas Wynan, in the parishes of Aylsham
and Horsye, both within and without the liberty of the Cinque Ports : with
remainder to Agnes's sister Matilda and the heirs of her body. Sunday the
feast of tlie Conversion of St. Paul, 1 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1343. Grant by Michael Osebern, of Wibbesnade, to Robert
Pilling, of Eyton, of laud in the aouth field of Eyton, on either side of
Ikenild Street. Wednesday after the Purification, 8 Edward II,
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C. 1344. Grant by Walter ate Donne, of Wybbessnade, to Isabel,
late the wife of Hugh ate Crowche, of Eytone, of a plot of land with a
house thereon in Whipsnade, abutting on Ylgerisfeld. St. Philip and
St. James' day, 19 Edward II.
C. 1345. Letters of attorney from Thomas Faukes, clerk, to William
Eginanton, clerk, to deliver seisin to William Haltoh of the manor called
' Seyntmaryhalle ' in the parish of St. Mary in the hundred of Hoo, of
closes called ' le Kede,' ' le Hethe,' and ' le Fenne,' two crofts called ' lez
Newecroftes,' a croft called ' le Leyecroft,' a close called ' Huchonsfeld,' a
field called ' Bernefeld,' land in the field called ' Heed,' a marsh called
' Dalam merssh,' pasture in the marsh called ' Hoggekynnes nierssh,' and
Hoggekynsham, and a marsh called ' Lytelham ' ; all in the parish of
St. Mary aforesaid. 28 May, 29 Henry VI.
C. 1346. Grant by Adam Colomore, of Yerdeleye, to Sir John de la.
Ford, chaplain, and John his clerk, of land in the field near Yardley church,
part adjoining ' le Bromilone.' Friday before St. Boniface, Bishop and
Martyr, 10 Edward II.
C. 1347. Release by John Corp and Elizabeth his wife, to William
Mountfort, of all their right in a hedge at ' la Hope,' within the liberty of
Weymouth, adjoining a lane leading towards ' le Cleffe.' Friday after the
Purification, 2 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 1348. Grant by Richard Malton, citizen and fishmonger of London,
to Katherine, daughter of John Drynkwater, the elder, late of the parish of
Camberwell, and the heirs of her body, of a messuage and garden, land, &c ,
which he, with John Lilbourne, of Southwerk, William Baudon, fishmonger,
and John Giblot, the younger, lately held jointly by the feoffment of the
said Drynkwater. Camberwell, 28 May, 22 Henry VI.
C. 1349. Grant by John Hosekin, of St. Mary in Ho, to Stephen
de Delham, the elder, of land in St. Mary's in a field called ' Weterloke '
20 Edward II.
C. 1350. Grant by William de Wideworthe to Laurence de Collebare,
of land which William Madewille formerly held at Laclive. [13th century.]
C. 1351. Grant by Matilda Duyr, late the wife of John Dnyr, o<
Daventre, to John Duyr her son, chaplain, of a messuage in Daventry.
13 February, 8 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
C. 1352. Grant by John Bateman, clerk, and John Buntyng, vicar of
Eyworth, to John Goldyngton and John Dalby, clerk, John Stanford, and
William Halstode, of all their lands in Eddeworth and Milneho. Third
Sunday in Lent, 1 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 1353. Agreement between Sir Geoffrey Wyth and Dame Isabel his
wife, and John de Lem (?) and Joan his wife, as to the partition, Ac., of
villeins, lands, &c., in Stalham, &c., held in common between them, viz.
Ralph Carman, of Stalham, the heirs of William Carman, William at Church
and a moiety of Gervase Wykes, with their lands, and Nicholas Spikes
with land in Stalham ; also rents paid by Adam atte Ferie, Matilda Scurel
part of Warynnedele in Bsrton, land at Grisesyate ; rent out of Dudesfen-
medwe, Pikele, land at Longefurlonges, by ' le Grenegate' at Mahewest-
toftesende in Berton, land called ' Wistanestoft ' in Berton, pasturage called
4 Engessnape ' in Beston, and Wayesyerd in Neteshirde, land at Millebotme
in Boston, at Holm in Ayschemanhaghe, and in Berton called ' le Hevedlond '
Witnesses :— Sir Roger de Gyney, Sir Reginald le Groos, and others
(named). Smalburgh, Tuesday after the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin
3 Edward II.
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[Bedf.] C. 1354. Grant by Agnes Baret, widow, of Duustable, to John
[Herts.] Sthevenys, Sir Thomas the Chaplain, son of John de Aston, John West,
and Andrew Barbour, of the same place, of a tenement in West Street,
Dunstable, abutting on Ikenildstreet, and land in the field of Kennesworth.
Feast of All Saints, 4 Henry IV.
[Wore.] C. 1355. Grant by Adam, son of Ralph Colemon, of Yerdeleye, to
Sir John de Laford, chaplain, of land in the common field towards
Yardley church, just between ' le Bromilone ' and laud of Henry Sy wen ;
also meadow land belonging thereto. Friday before St. Boniface the
Bishop, 10 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 1356. Grant by Sir Thomas Reve, clerk, of co. Dorset, to Richard
Bartholet and Joan his wife, of 13,s. 4d. yearly rent, issuing out of a burgage
tenement in Bridport, in West Street, which John Mankyswell and Joan
his wife then held for their lives, together with the reversion of the said
burgage tenement : also of 1 6d. yearly rent out of his two burgage tenements
in East Street, Bridport, held by Thomas Cole and Joan his wife, in tail, with
the reversion of the same. Hoke, before Humphrey Stafford, knight.
Feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 19 Henry VI. Copy ?.
[Oxford.] C. 1357. Receipt from William Hulle, receiver-general of the moneys
of the Lady Isabel, daughter of the K-ing, for 8/. from Edmund Stonore,
farmer of the manors of Stonore, Watlynton, Penyton, and Harnhull.
London, 5 December, 38 Edward III.
Hants. C. 1358. Grant by John Say, knight, and John Clopton, esquire, to
Thomas Tyrell, esquire, son and heir of William Tyrell, knight, elder son
of Thomas Tyrell, knight, and Anne, wife of the said Thomas Tyrell,
esquire, daughter of Walter Devereux, knight, lord of Ferrers, and the
heirs of the body of the said Thomas, of their manors of Avene, otherwise
called Aven, and Milton, otherwise Mediltou, together with lands therein, and
in Ruple, otherwise Riple, Sople, Mardyug, otherwise Mordyng, and Sherle,
and in the hundred of Christchurch, or elsewhere in co. Southampton, which
the grantors lately held with John Marney, knight, Peter Ardern, late
Chief Baron of the King, Robert Darcy, and William Tyrelles, of
Beches, esquires, John Grene, Ralph Grey, John Poynes, esquire, William
Brigg, Henry Skeet, clerk, and Robert Hotoft, deceased, by the grant of
John Fray, late Chief Baron of the King's Exchequer, John Doreward, the
elder, esquire, and Nicholas Conderowe ; with remainder to Thomas Tyrell,
knight, in tail. 23 January, 14 Edward IV. Seal and fragment of seal.
Surrey. C. 1359. Release by John Penycok, esquire, and William Bokeland,
to Edward Waker, of Alton, co. Hants, and Margery his wife, of all their
right in lands, &c., in Waybrigge or elsewhere in Surrey, which they lately
held jointly with Sir Henry Northbury, knight, John Weston, esquire,
Edward Bokeland, John Wadbroke, Robert Penbroke, and William Chirche,
deceased, by the grant of John Wodeham, of Weybridge. 12 December,
I Richard III. Two seals.
Notts. C. 1360. Bond of Hugh le Palmer, of Cortelingstoke, to Hagin,
son of Bateman the Jew, of Nottingham, to deliver 40 quarters of corn
in the said Jew's house at Nottingham. Sunday after the Assumption,
14 Edward I.
[Dorset.] C. 1361. Grant by Robert Attelane to Philip Lanehous and Matilda
his wife, of two pieces of land in Kynges[wyke] in the east field, with
pasture for one beast or ox. Weymouth, Monday after the Assumption,
39 Edward III. Damaged.
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[Hcref.] C. 1362. Grant by Constance Jankynes, of Ledebury, to John do
Prato of land in Ledbury foreign, in a field called ' le Holmecroft.' 6 MarcL,
23 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[War\r.] C. 1363. Grant by John atte Welle, vicar of Hampton, William attc
Grauuge, vicar of Bykenhull, William de Otleye and John Harpour, of
Solihull, to Thomas le Hore, of Elmedon, and Agnes his wife, tmd the heir>
of the body of the said Thomas, of a messuage and land in Elmedon.
Friday the Exaltation of Holy Cross, 43 Edward III. Seal and fragments
of 3 seals.
[Dorset.] C. 1364. Grant by Thomas Pulcyn to Margery, late the wife of
William son of Geoffrey le Official, of a curtilage in East Street, Bridport.
Witnesses : — Adam de Larkestok and Roger Barry, bailiffs of Bridport, and
others (named). 12 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 1365. Duplicate of C. 1364. Damaged.
[Leic.] C. 1366. Receipt from Walter Prest, of Melton Moubray. to Simon
Houberk, of Scaldeford, for two sacks and 24 stones of wool, for the King's
use. Friday after St. Ambrose the Bishop, 12 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 1367. Release by Walter de Norwich, son of John de Therston, of
Norwich, to William de Hedersetc, citizen and mercer of London, of ali
his right in a capital messuage with shops, &c., in the parish of St. Anthony ;
also in 102s. yearly rent issuing out of tenements in the said parish anil
St. John's, Walbrook. Witnesses : — Sir John le Blound, knight, Mayor
of London, William Cosyn and Reginald de Thunderle, sheriffs, and others
(named). Wednesday after St. James the Apostle, 34 Edward I. fragment
of seal.
Derby. C. 1368. Grant by Roland, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, to his
servants Edward Edmondson, and Geoffrey Edmondson his son, of the site
of his manor of Sallowe, with a dovecot, garden, &c., together with the
ferry and fishery of the Trent there, and pastures called ' Sandholme,'
' Begeford,' ' Conyngre Lays,' ' Haysekewylons," ' Bondmanhall,' ' Lytyll
Seke,' ' Lytell Hallowe,' and ' Wylnepyk,' with other pastures called ' le
Lordes pastures,' three mills for grain, and one fulling-mill called ' Wylne
myll,' for their lives. Ecclesall, 10 October, A.D. 1536. Signed. Fragment
of seal.
Berks. q. 1369. Grant by Sir John de Stonore, knight, to John le Smyth,
Matilda his wife, and John their son, of a piece of land called ' le Fysh-
polloudes,' in Sottewell. for their lives. Thursday before the Annunciation,
32 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 1370. Duplicate of C. 1367.
Wilts. C. 1371. Grant by William son of William le Chaumberlayn, to
Geoffrey le Parmenter, of land and a tenement in ' la Rigge,' and a wood
which his father had by the gift of Nicholas deColumbare. [13th century.]
[Warw.] C. 1372. Grant by Sarah, late the wife of Thomas Sorel, of Berming-
ham, to Robert de Brigham, of her bondmen and villeins Richard, son of
Peter le Bule, Avice, daughter of Humphrey Frideau, and Agnes, daughter
of Galfrida daughter of Margaret, of the same place, with all their
belongings. Thursday in the Octave of the Purification, 17 Edward I.
[Norf.] C. 1373. Release by John ate Berghe, son and heir of Merwenna le
Vag, of Horsey, to John Fillol, of all his right in land called ' Westmersh '
in Horsey, and in 3s. 4d. yearly rent out of land called ' Eldemersh/ in the
same parish ; also in \2d. rent out of a messuage and land in Heghehorsye,
and 8s. rent out of Eldemersh. Sunday after St. Martin in Winter.
15 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
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[Norf. j C. 1374. Release by John atte Berghe, son and heir of Merwenna le
Vag, of Horsye, to John Fillol, of all his right in land called ; Westmersh '
in Horsey, also in the several rents, &c., mentioned in C. 1373. Lyra,
Monday the feast of St. Gregory, 0 Edward II.
Annexed: Duplicate of the above, executed at Wilmington, Tuesday
before St. Matthias the Apostle, 6 Edward II. Damaged.
Sussex. C. 1375. Demise by Richard Tanner, of Lyndefeld, Sussex, to
Millicent Boteler, late the wife of Thomas Hoteler, the elder, of Cokefeld,
of lands, &c., in the parishes of Cokefeld, Wyvelcsfeld, Lyndfeld, and
Herstperpound, or elsewhere in Sussex, for her life. 11 February,
1 Richard III.
[Norf.] C. 1376. Grant by the Knights Templars of England to Robert de
Berton, of n meadow in Berton, between the mill croft and the willows, in
exchange for a meadow and land between Ohcgelden and Rutherden,
excepting the butts at the end of Rutherden, &c. Witnesses: — Sir Thomas,
yicar of Bistleshara, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Wore. P] C. 1377. Release by Isouda and Sybil, daughters of Richard de Monte,
of Yerdeley, to Richard Rastel, and Joan his wife, of all their right in a
little croft called ' 3 Pjtel,' adjoining the road leading to ' le Hulbroch."
[13th century.]
[ ] C. 1378. Assignment by Robert Levediston, alias Lediston, to Sir
Thomas Lediston, chaplain, John Blakeraller, and William Palmer, of all
his goods and chattels. Thursday before the Purification, 1 1 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 1379. Grant by Richard le Coupe, of Nuneton, and Alice his wife,
to William Wyott, of Chelverescote, and Alice his wife, of a tenement in
Chelverscote called ' Cotonhende.' Witnesses : — William Bosevile, bailiff of
Nuneaton, and others (named). Sunday after St. Bartholomew the
Apostle, 44 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 1380. Grant by Richard Godefray, son of Thomas Godefray, of
Westhakeburn, to Osbert Aylward, of the same place, and Cicely his wife,
of laud in West Hagbourn, in a tillage called ' Stonilond.' [13th century.]
[Herts.] C. 1381. Grant by William, son of Laurence Nicholas, of Dunstable,
to John de Thulisworthe, of land in Keuesworthe, part in Flexweye, part
abutting on Watelingestrcte. [13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[Wilts.] C. 1382. Grant by Robert de Burebach to Sir James de Combe,
chaplain, of the messuage and virgate of land in Fitelton, which he had by
feoffment of Walter de Suthle. Thursday before St. Gregory the Pope,
13 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
• Dorset.] C. 1383. Letters of attorney from Isabel, late the wife of Robert
Hoyvile, of Bridport. to William Tracy and Gregory Davy, to deliver seisin
to John Burgeis of a messuage and curtilage in Stakelane, Bridport.
Tuesday after All Saints, 27 Henry VI.
[Bedf.] C. 1384. Grant by William Nicholas, son and heir of Thomas Nicholas,
of Dunstable, to Miles Chapman, of the same place, of a tenement in
Dunstable, adjoining Watlingstreet. Sunday after the Beheading of
St. John the Baptist, 14 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Sussex.] C. 1385. Receipt from Peter Broun, husband of Alice, the daughter
of Richard Cache, late of Cokeffeld, for 10 marks from John Onesty and
Richard Tanuere, feoflees of freeholds late belonging to the said Richard
Cache ; being money assigned by him to the said feofiees for the use of
the said Alice. Wednesday before St. Andrew, 17 Edward IV. English .
Seal.
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C. 1386. Grant by Robert, son of John Rykedon, to Master John
Ludseye, John Basset,' and John Charwelton, of the manor of Wygepet.
Witnesses :— Alexander de Walden and Geoffrey de Brokhole, knights, and
others (named). Sunday after the Nativity of St. Mary the Virgin,
16 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 1387. Grant by Richard Estbury, of Chute, co. Wilts, gentleman,
to William Yorke, the elder, of London, merchant, Sir William Mille, of
Rammesbury, Wilts, chaplain, and John Ewyn, of Draycote, yeoman, of
a messuage, land, &c., in Baddebury and Baddehamwyke, which he had by
feoffment of Robert Shotesbroke, knight. Witnesses : — Gecrge Darell,
knight, Richard Darell, knight, and others (named). 30 June, 9 Edward IV.
C. 1388. Deed poll by which William, son of Thomas Inge, undertakes
that he will not claim more than 19 marcs of silver as the value of certain
tenements in Wyminton, of which he has been enfeoffed by John de Berge-
venny, in case he should be impleaded for the same, and the said John
should be vouched to warranty. [13th century.]
C. 1389. Qrant by Richard, son of Richard de Oxpring, to Simon
Schozberd, of Brerelay, of two-thirds of a tenement which John de
Langelay held in Oxpring, with the reversion to one-third which Alice,
Richard's mother, then held as dower; also of a piece of woodland in
Thurgeiiand. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de Roderham, rector of Peniston,
John, lord of Gunny Idlh way t, and others (named). Thursday the morrow
of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist, 2] Edward III.
C. 1390. Demise by Henry le Boteller, of Brounecandevere, to Roger
le Webbe, son of the late Roger le Webbe, of Totteford, and Isolda his
wife, of two-thirds of all the lands which formerly belonged to John le
Boteller, brother of the said Henry, in Brounecandevere. and Nonhampton,
reserving one room to the said Henry adjoining the highway. Monday,
Michaelmas Day, 22 Edward III.
C. 1391. Grant by Henry Pytte, of Lambhithe, Surrey, to John
Drynkwater, the younger, and John Gryme, the elder, of Peckhcim, of a
cottage in Peckham. 16 April, 14 Henry VI.
C. 1392. Grant by Alexander Aunscelot, of Berton, to Sir Geoffrey
Wyth,: knight, of 3*. Gd. yearly rent which the grantor purchased of
Katherine Buskyn, issuing out of land and moor in Boston, Tunsted, and
Berton. Witnesses: — Sir Reginald le Gros, knight, and others (named).
Thursday the feast of St. Peter ad viucula, 8 Edward II.
C. 1393. Grant by Roger le Vesze to Adam de la Koine, clerk, of an
acre of land in Pikelmers. [13th century.]
C. 1394. Grant by John Heryeth, of Boxforde, to John Alcyn, of
MylanJe by Colchester, and Richard Alcyn his brother, of a piece of land
in Boxforde, in a field called ' Owtfeld.' Saturday the vigil of Whitsunday,
2 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
C. 1395. Grant by Alice, late the wife of Roger Raadolf, of Syselonde,
to Roger Splitlyng, of the same place, of a piece of land in Syselond afore-
said, abutting on the road leading to Ingelose. Sunday before St. Matthias
the Apostle, 18 Edward II.
C. 1396. Grant by Alexander son of Richard de Buketon to the
hospital of the Holy Trinity without Northampton, of land in Buketon,
adjoining a meadow called Thadchesholdon (?). [13th century.]
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[Devon.] C. 1397. Deed poll by which John Prydeaux, of Orehprton, esquire,
ratifies and confirms the estate of Robert Carreu, knight, Nicholas his
son, John Hnnley, John Cole, of Nytheway, Robert Wyke, Walter
Northecote, William Aysshenden, John Trelay, Thomas Aysshenden,
Christopher Purye, John Jaybien and John Colyn, in a yearly rent of
201. issuing out of the manors of Combe in Tynehyde, Colum John, and
Godeford, which his uncle John Prydeaux, knight, deceased, granted to
John Prestecote and others, who levied a fine in the King's Court at
Westminster, 13 Henry IV., in favour of certain persons, of whom Carreu
and the others abovenamed were the survivors. 1 April, 3 Henry V.
Seal.
[Oxford.] C. 1398. Demise by John Mennse, of Clayore, and Agnes his wife
to Nicholas Dyrevale and Alice his wife, of all their lands in Clayore.
St. John the Baptist's Day, 3 Henry V. Two seals.
[Wilts.] C. 1399. Demise by George Darell, esquire, to John Mermyon, and
Edith his wife, of his new.hostel in Marlburgh called ' le Herte.' Lytelcote,
feast of St. Nicholas the Bishop, 35 Henry VI.
Endorsed : Memorandum of furniture, &c., in ' le Herte.' English.
[Warw.] C. 1400. Grant by Thomas Knyth, of Stony Thorp, to Walter
Crulefeld, of the same place, of the lands in Stony Thorp aforesaid which
descended to him after the death of John his father. Saturday after All
Saints' Day, 33 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1401. Grant by William Anable, Thomas London, and Thomas
Wilyeue, to Walter Andrew, of Dunstable, of a tenement in South Street,
Dunstable, adjoining Watlingstreet. 16 May, 5 Henry V. fragment of
seal.
Berks. C. 1402. Grant by Alice, daughter of Robert Cole, of Esthenrethe, to
John Hychecokkes, the younger, of Upton, of the lands, &c., in East Henrethe
which descended to her after the death of Robert Cole her father.
4 January, 1 Henry T V.
[Wartv.] C. 1403. Grant by Thomas Gryswolde, John Gryswolde, and William
Byrches, of Solihull, to Amy Byrches, daughter of John Byrches, of Solihull,
for her life, of a parcel of land called ' Goselond,' and a croft called ' Hay-
thalecroft' in Solihull, and 8*. yearly rent for land in the same parish,
part in Longmore, part called ' Derunforde,' part called ' le Acur,'
11 Henry VI.
[ ] C. 1404. Release by Robert Pymor to Philip Soydun (?), and
Elizabeth his wife, of all his right in a water-iniil and lands which belonged
to Richard Criket in Weyerowold. Causweye, Monday after St. Thomas
the Martyr, 5 Richard II.
[Oxford.] C. 1405. Grant bjr Sir William do Shiplake, parson of Bedewas, to
Hugh Schiplake, of Henle, his brother, of 13*. sterling yearly and quit
rent issuing out of a virgate of land in Shiplake, with the reversion of
the said land. Witnesses : — Sir John de Engulfeld, knight, and others
(named). Thursday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 20 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1406. Grant by Alice West, late the wife of John West, of
Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot, Henry Mauntell and John Skynner, of the
game place, of a tenement in West Street, Dunstable, extending upon
Jkenyldstrete. 2 November, 13 Henry VI.
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C. 1407. Release by Christiana, late the wife of Thomas le Salerne,
of Wortham, to Geoffrey le Shephirde, of the same place, of all her right in
land in Wortham at Estwode, to the south of Estwodeweye. Sunday before
St. Simon and St. Jude, 5 Edward III.
C. 1408. Release by William Anable, of Kynnesburne in the parish
of Whathamsted, Herts, to Laurence Pycot, of Dunstable, of all his right in
a tenement in West Street, Dunstable, extending upon Ikenyldstrete.
4 November, 13 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1409. Release by Alice West, late the wife of John West, of
Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot, Henry Mauntell and John Skynner, of
Dunstable, of all her right in lands, &c., in Dunstable which formerly
belonged to the said John West. 28 March, 14 Henry VI. Fragment of
seal.
C. 1410. Release by Thomas Marchall, son of Thomas Marchall, of
Dunstable, to Laurence Pycot, Henry Mauntell and John Skynner, of all
his right in a tenement in West Street, Dunstable, extending upon
Ikenyldestret. 26 June, 1 8 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1411. Release by John le Moyne, of Little Brampton by Northamp-
ton, to William de Weldon, master of the house of St. David without
Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of nil his right in a holme
called ' Bryngholm ' in the field of Brampton. Monday before St. Denis,
30 Edward I. fragment of seal.
C. 1412. Grant by William Atwell, of Kelyngholm, to John son of
Walter de Oselby, William de Otteby, rector of Themolby, Henry de
Walesby, Peter de Thope, of Kynorby, of all the land which he had by the
feoffment of John Coke, of Halton, lying in the territories of Ouresby and
Oselby. Thursday after the Cathedra of St. Peter, 19 Richard II.
C. 1413. Grant by William Erneys, sojourning in Greybi, to John,
son of John le Babestre, of Stretton by Bokeston, Norfolk, of land in the
north field of Graby, adjoining Stockewellemore, and meadow in the north
mead of Aslokes. Sunday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
17 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
C. 1414. Demise by William Hore, esquire, and Joan his wife, of
Solihull, to John Asscheforde, tailor, and John his son, of Castelbromwvch,
of lands in Yerdeley. Friday the vigil of St. Lucy the Virgin,'
17 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
C. 1415. Grant by John Alday, John Gosselyn, and Roger Douke,
executors of the will of Henry Palmere, to John Penne, of Portland, of a
hedge in the town of Weymouth, in a street called ' le Franchise strete.'
Witnesses:— John Martin and John Crabbe, bailiffs of Weymouth, and
others (named). Thursday after the Epiphany, 1 Henry V. Two seals.
C. 1416. Graut by John Estbury, esquire, to William Darell, esquire,
and Elizabeth his wife, of all his lands in Knyghton, by the manor of
Esthrop, in the parish of Remesbury. 20 January, 10 Henry VI.
C. 1417. Grant by Matilda Blysse, of ' la Hulle,' to John Brende, the
younger, and Clarissa his wife, of a tenement at ' la Hulle ' called ' Corney's
tenement,' in the parish of Inkepenne. Sunday after St. Augustine
16 Edward II.
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[Surrey.] C. 1418. Grant by Geoffrey Grym, of Pukham in the parish of Camber-
well, to Thomas Bakere, of Estgrenewych, of all the lands in Camber-well
which he had after the death of John Grym his father. Sunday after
St. Andrew the Apostle, 44 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Surrey.] C. 1419. Release by John le Webbe, of Peckham, to John Gromelyn,
of all his right in a curtilage in a lane called ' Alsislane.' Sunday after
St. John ante Portam Latinam, 33 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 1420. Demise by Eichard de Caldcford, clerk, of Solihull, to
William de Sherdemor, of the same place, the younger, of a messuage, two
fields, and a croft at Shireleye in Solihull, excepting a house by the door of
the messuage, for his life. Friday the feast of St. Margaret the Virgin,
43 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 1421. Grant by Joan, daughter of Roger de Nweton (?), to Walter
atte Flode, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Walter and Joan, of a moiety
of a burgage tenement and curtilage in Stakelane, Bridport. Witnesses : —
Adam Baker, Robert de Bemynstre, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
The morrow of St. Richard the Bishop, 2 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 1422. Grant by Philip Soydon to Sir Thomas Stapulford, chaplain,
of all his lands and tenements in Weymouth and within the manor of Wyke,
together with two water-mills upon Weye Roel. Witnesses : — William
Barbour, John Houlet, bailiffs of Weymouth, and others (named).
6 October, 8 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1423. Release by John Walssh, of London, goldsmith, to John
Bosham, of the same, mercer, and Felicia his wife, of all his right in a
moiety of two messuages, land and meadow in Kentisshton, and the parishes
of St. Clement Danes, without New Temple Bar, and St. Giles of the
Lepers, without Old Temple Bar, London. Monday the vigil of the
nativity of St. John the Baptist, 6 Richard II. Seal.
,[Kent.] C. 1424. Grant by John, son of John at Bridge (de Ponte), and
Petronilla his wife, of St. Mary in Hoo, to Stephen son of Stephen de
Delham of land at St. Mary's aforesaid, in a place called ' Atefenne,' south
of the highway called ' Fenstrete.' 34 Edward I.
[Devon.] C. 1425. Release by Ralph Parys and William Everard, chaplains, to
John Geigg, of Dertemuth, of all their right in a tenement in Clifton Dart-
mouth, and in a garden at Bowcton, in Clifton Dartmouth aforesaid. Vigil
of the Epiphany, 15 Richard II. Seal.
Kent. C. 1426. Grant by Joan Alton, late wife of John Alton, esquire, of
the parish of St. Mary Hoo, to John Alton her sou, of land in the parish
aforesaid, in a place called ' Houchonesf'eld,' adjoining land late belonging
to John Colpepis, knight. Thursday the feast of St. Andrew, 3 Henry VI.
Seal.
Bedf. C. 1427. Grant by William Upton, of Dunstable, fuller, to Richard
Lexham, Laurence Pycot, and John Skynnere, of the same place, of a
tenement and garden in West Street, Dunstable, extending upon Ikenylde-
strete. The Assumption, 9 Henry V.
Bedf. C. 1428. Grant by William Upton, of Dunstable, fuller, to Richard
Lexham, Thomas Bygood, and John Skynner, of the same place, of a
tenement and garden in West Street, Dunstable, extending upon Ikenylde-
strete. The Assumption, 9 Henry V. Seal.
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[Carnb.] C. 1429. Grant by William Coupere, of Roystou, to Richard Schere-
man, Thomas Meleman, Laurence Pycot, and John Skynnere, of the lands
and tenements he had by feofftnent of John Hulcok, of Bassyngburue, in
Meldeburne and Kneesworth. Monday after St. Mary Magdalene,
8 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1430. Grant by Thomas son of Reginald de Dunstaple to Walter,
son of John Ayluine, of land in the west field of Houtone which his
mother formerly sold to the said Walter, adjoining land of Richard de
Wottone. [13th century.]
[Dorset.] C. 1431. Grant by Adam Soppe to William Toukere, of Weymouth,
of a plot of land within the liberty of Weymouth. Feast of St. Gregory
the Pope, 28 Edward III. Seal.
[Essex.] C. 1432. Grant by Agnes, late the wife of Richard Chalk, of Hatfield
Regis, to John Bromhulle, of the same place, of land in Hatfield aforesaid,
in a field called ' Brodefeld.' Monday the feast of St. John the Evangelist,
35 Edward III.
[Somers.] C. 1433. Grant by William de Muleborne to Roger Benesaunt and
Alice his wife, of land in the field of Kynggestonc by Yevele, in a tillage
called ' la Worthe,' part adjoining ' la Gorle,' in exchange for land in a
tillage called ' Ludfurlange ' in the same field. Sunday after St. Barnabag
the Apostle, 10 Edward II.
[Herts.] C- 1434. Grant by Thomas de Leukenore, son of Sir Nicholas de
Lcukenore, to brother Edward, the prior, and the canons of Holy Trinity,
London, of a meadow in Haismers in Wostmelne, adjoining a meadow of
the rector of \Vakeley, in exchange for a meadow called ' Bakeresmad'
adjoining a stream called' Ribbe.' Witnesses: — Sir Robert de Melcleye,
and others (named). [13th century.]
[Surrey.] C. 1435. Grant by Alice, daughter of Matilda Bronneye, to John
Gromelyn, of a curtilage in Peckham, in a lane called 'Alsislane.' [13th
century.]
[Wariv.] C. 1436. Grant by Nicholas Smith, of Solihull, to William atte
Birches, of the same place, clerk, of 2d. yearly rent which William Hawe
used to pay him for a plot of land in Solihull. Tuesday, the Exaltation
of Holy Cross, 16 Edward II.
[Hants ?] C. 1437. Grant by Ralph de Clatford, and Alice his wife, to John
atte Grove, Joan his wife, and Adam their son, of all the lauds and tene-
ments that descended to the said Alice on the death of John le Crepse, and
Margaret his wife, in Knight's Hethedene, except two crofts between
the wood called ' Westwode ' and the road called ' Merwey,' land beyond
' la Wodeweye,' and an easement of a house called ' Bakhous,' for their
lives. Witnesses : — Philip le Power, Edmund Oswarrl, bailiffs of Andover,
and others (named). Hetheden, Sunday before St. Peter ad Vincula,
29 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 1438. Grant by Thomas Jakes, of Dunstable, to John Blancpayn,
Laurence Pycot and Thomas Bygood, of the same place, of a messuage
and land in West Street, Dunstable, the messuage extending upon Ikenyldp.-
strete. 1 October, 3 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1439. Demise by Richard de Caldeford, chaplain, to Thomas le
Smyth, of Solihull, and Sarah his wife, for their lives, of a piece of land
with meadow called ' le Breech ' in the ' foreign ' vill of Solihull, and also
a plot of land and house in Solihull borough in ' le Smytesstrete.' Wednes-
day after Michaelmas, 26 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
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530 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Warw.] C. 1440. Grant by Nicholas Smith, of Solihull, to Thomas atto
Birches, of ihe same place, of 6d. silver yearly rent issuing out of all his
lands, £c., in Solihull, viz. a messuage and land adjoining the road leading
to ' le Lee.' Wednesday after St. Lucy the Virgin, 16 Edward II. Seal.
[Line.] C. 1441. Grant by John son of Walter de Osselby, to Sir William,
perpetual vicar of Kyrkeby, and Thomas de Occeby, of Suthkellsay, of a
toft in Usselhy, with lands, &c., belonging, which he purchased of John Bird
in Usselby and Ouresby. Tuesday after St. James the Apostle, A.D. 1401.
[Warw.] C. 1442. Grant by Thomas Gryffyn, of Solihull, to William dc
Brochurst, chaplain, and John Elys, of Toneworth, of all the lands which
he had by feoffment of William atte Birches, clerk, of Solihull. Friday
after the feast of Holy Cross, 25 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 1443. Grant by Thomas Sibilling, of London, to Emma his wife,
of a stall in the market place of London which he held of Richard the
Clerk, son of Robert, situate as described. [13th century.]
[Cornw.] C. 1444. Grant by Hilary, late the wife of Reginald Trenowith, to
Richard Flamank, esquire, of a moiety of a Cornish quadrant of her land,
otherwise called a ' Fyrthyng lond,' in Treveere. Witnesses : — William
Trote, the elder, mayor of Bodmin, William Sagemore, provost, and others
(named). 23 April, 15 Henry VII.
[Bedf.] C. 1445. Grant by Rose, elder daughter and co-heiress of Thomas de
Olneye, of Herlingdon, to John Morice, of the same place, of all the
property which descended to her in a tenement in the West Street of
Dunstable, extending upon Ikenildstreet. Saturday the feast of St Nicholas,
22 Edward III. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 1446. Deed of sale (vendidi in Jinali vendicione) by Thomas
son of Richard de Brinton to Walter Ilildeborn, master of the hospital of
Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of a
yearly rent of 6d. he received from them for a windmill at Great Brinton,
and laud on which it stood ; also release of all right to grind in the said mill.
[13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1447. Grant by John Shipstou and John Fekenham, of Wyke, to
John Vampage, the elder, and Elizabeth his wife, of the lands, &c., in
Wyke which they had by feoffment of Richard Balke, of Wyk,e aforesaid.
Monday after St. Chad the Bishop, 29 Henry VI. Seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1448. Manumission by Stephen Rychenton of Roger Gabard (?),
of Watercombe, formerly the bondman of Pokeswell, Thursday
the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 20 Edward III. Damaged.
[Bedf.] C. 1449. Grant by John Heyward, of Bykeleswade, Thomas Spenser
and William Kynge, of the same place, to John Langeford, of Wendye, of
part of a tenement in Biggleswade, abutting on the highway, which they
had by feoffrnent of Walter Cokerell, chaplain, and Richard Pope, deceased.
Saturday before St. Simon and St. Jude, 19 Edward IV.
Kent. C. 1450. Defeasance to a bond of Simon Polbrok and John Crudde,
of Hever, husbandmen, to James Feiies, esquire, lord of Hever, for 48 marcs
sterling. The bond is to be void on payment of 8/. yearly for 4 years.
17 February, 8 Henry VI.
[Herts.] C. 1451. Grant by Christina de Capella, widow, of Dunstable, to
Robert le Foulere, the elder, of the same place, of land iu Kenesworth, at
Puthamstude, abutting on Watling Street. Sunday after the Nativity of
St. Mary the Virgin, 12 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
531
[Bcdf.] C. 1452. Release by Thomas Gwyn, citizen and vintner of London, to
Alice Weste, late the wife of John Weste, of Dunstabie, of all his right in
lands in Dunstable which he had by the feoff'ment of the said John Weste
and Alice his wife. 18 October, 14 Henry VI.
[Bedf.] C. 1453. Grant by Nicholas le Eopere, of Eythone, Emma his wife,
and Christiana his daughter, to William Grygge, of Dunstabie, and Joan
his wife, of a tenement in West Street, Dunstabie. Wednesday the vigil
of St. Simon and St. Jude, 13 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1454. Grant by William son of Gilbert Clerk, of Bleohesho, to
St. Mary of the Hermitage in the wood of Bletsoe, and brother Robert
Purage, and the brethren perpetually serving there, of the house which
the said Gilbert built there. [13th century.]
[Wilts.] C. 1455. Grant by William Sherard and Thomas Bletherwyke,
chaplains, and Thomas Nipreu, of Brodchalke, to Roger Alwyne, and
Agnes his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of the land, &c., which they
had by feoffment of the said Roger Alwyne in Brodechalke, Knyghteston,
Stokeverdon, Estgererdiston, Westgererdiston, and elsewhere in the
hundred of Chalke. Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 6 Henry V.
[Wilts.] C. 1456. Letters of attorney from John Estbury, esquire, to Richard
Shaill, to deliver seisin to William Darell, esquire, and Elizabeth his wife,
of lands, &c., in Knyghton by the manor of Esthrop in the parish of
Remesbury. 20 January, 10 Henry VI.
[Essex.] C. 1457. Release by Margaret Palmer, of Hatfeld Regis, late the wife
of William Palmer, of the same place, tanner, deceased, and Robert
Lundeuissh, of Hatfeld aforesaid, husbandman, executors of the will of
the said William Palmer, to Edmund .Nooke, of all their right in lands
called ' Pykerell ' in Fyffyde, with a croft called ' Okoltes Crofte ' in the
parish of Willingale, which the said William Palmer purchased of John
Panyfader. 16 May, 4 Henry VII.
[Middx.] C. 1458. Defeasance to a bond of William Canteloweand John Olney,
citizens and mercers of London, and Laurence P}cot, of Dunstabie, wool-
man, to Robert Home and Richard Malt, citizens and stockfishmongers
of London, executors of the will of Richard Barry, citizen and stockfish-
monger of London, for 40/. sterling. The bond is to be void if William
Cantelowe discharges and acquits Home and Malt as to 201. bequeathed by
the testator to Thomas, son of the said William, and also as to 201.
bequeathed to Margaret, daughter of Thomas Sybyll. 31 January,
13 Henry VI., A.D. 1434. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Devon.] C. 1459. Grant by John Geigg, of Dertemouth, and Agnes his wife,
to John Montfort, of the same place, the younger, of a tenement in Clifton
Dertemuth, and also a garden at Boweton in the same place. Vigil of the
Assumption, 15 Richard II.
[Wanv.] C. 1460. Grant and surrender by Agnes Busteler, of Solyhull, to
John Buckemor, chaplain, of a plot of land in Solihull called ' Claryswalle,'
and release of all her right in the same. Wednesday after the Circumcision.
9 Richard II. Seal.
[N'hamp.] C 1461. Grant by John de Saucto Mauro, Master of the Hospital
of the Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same,
to Walter, son of Robert William, of Westhaddon, and Juliana his wife, for
their lives, of a messuRge and land in West Haddon, with houses which
Robert, Walter's lather, held of them in villenage. Also licence to the said
Walter and Juliana for their executors freely to dispose of their goods.
Hospital of the Holy Trinity, Friday after St. John ante portam Latinam,
3 Edward III.
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[Dorset.] C. 1462. Demise by Thomas Stockefysh and John Trygelty, cofferers
imd wardens of the hinds and rents of the town of Bridport, to Peter
llcrsow, of Hyde, of a tenement without the east bridge of Bridport,
lii-tween a meadow called ' Aynellsmede,' land of the prior of St. John, aud
the junction of the streams by the chapel of St. John the Baptist.
Witnesses : — Robert Scarlet and Thomas Bayly, bailiffs of Bridport, and
others (named). 14 September, 37 Henry VI. Seal.
[York.] C. 1463. Assignment by John Oxpringe to Richard Oxpringe and
Thomas de Greve, of Hunschelff, of all his goods and chattels. Thurlcston,
Michaelmas, 1 Henry IV.
[N'hamp.] C. 1464. Grant by William le Yok, of Tunsted, to William, son of
Stephen Dyer, of Dilham, of land in Dilham, adjoining the land of
Sir William de Stalham, called 'Kolestoft,' ' Dalesmere,' and ' Maderes-
toft.' [13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[Oxford.] C. 1465. Grant by William Caweros and John, son of William
Devereus, to John Colmore, Dionisia his wife, and Isabella and Dionisia
their daughters, of a messuage in ' la More,' and laud in Opfelde, upon
More Hill, and in the field of ' la fenne' at Pykethorne. La More,
Sunday before the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 8 Edward III. Two
seals.
[Warw.] C. 1466. Release by Walter de Burcheburi, of ' la Lee ' by Warwick,
and Margery his wife, to William atte Birches, of Solihull, William Iloudeu,
and Alice his wife, for the life of the said Alice, of all their right in a field in
Longedon, adjoining the highway from Solihull to Coventry. Wednesday
before Palm Sunday, 15 Edward III.
[Herts.] C. 1467. Grant by Clement le Skynnere, of St. Albans, to William de
Flamestade, dyer, and Helen his wife, of a messuage in Haliwelle Street,
St. Albans. Witnesses: — William de Wandovere, bailiff of St. Albans,
and others (named). Sunday before St. Luke the Evangelist, 5 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] C. 1468. Grant by Rosia Gryndecobbe, late the wife of William
Gryndecobbe, of St. Albans, to John Elyse, son of Geoffrey Elyse, of the
same place, of a messuage in Halywellstrete, St. Albans. Witnesses : —
John de Wyneslowe, bailiff of St. Albans, and others (named). Thursday
after St. Martin the Bishop, 21 Edward III. Seal, imperfect.
[Bedf.] C. 1469. Grant by William Farley, of Dunstabh;, to Walter Andrew,
of the same place, of a tenement in South Street, Dunstable, adjoining a
tenement of the prior and convent of Dunstable, and Watling Street.
Friday the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 3 Henry V.
Middx. C. 1470. Release by Hugh Saundre, of Grafton, co. Hereford, to
Ralph Megge, of Great Stanmere, Middlesex, of all his right in a messuage
with garden and croft, and in two crofts and land which descended to
Hugh after the death of his father and mother, in Welde in the parish of
Harwe. Monday the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 34 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 1471. Release by John de Bereforde, clerk, to John Bray, of
Stretton on Donnesmore, William Alleslcye, and Hugh Dalby, of all his
right in the manor of Stonythorp, and in two carucates of land, forty acres
of meadow, and live marcs of rent in Stonythorp, which formerly belonged
to Baldwin de Bereforde, knight. 30 September, 12 Richard II.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
533
[N'hamp.] C. 1472. Demise by the master and brethren of the house of the
Holy Trinity without Northampton, to William de Drayton and Alice his
wife, of a messuage in East Haddon, for their lives. Michaelmas,
5 Edward II.
[Staff.] C. 1473. Grant by Richard de le Berne to William Eggerton, of a
moiety of a messuage and curtilage in the fee of Bettiley upon ' le Wrime-
hul.' Monday after Michaelmas, 19 Richard II.
[Surrey.] C. 1474. Grant by John atte Walle, of Camerwelle, and John his
son, to Thomas atte Walle, son of the said John atte Walle, the elder, and
brother of John atte Walle, the younger, of land in Peckham in the parish of
Camberwell, adjoining land called ' Haselfeld.' Tuesday before St. Philip
and St. James, 11 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1475. Demise by Roger Loringer, of Tubbcworth, to Thomas le
Maystre, of the same place, and Joan his wife, of land in Tebworth at
' le Hale,' adjoining Halebroke, and meadow in Badelcsdon at Sevene-
havenden, abutting on Eldernestob. Sunday after St. Thomas the Apostle,
38 Edward JII.
[Cornw.] C. 1476. Confirmation by John Marny, knight, lord of Kylquite, of
the estate of William Marny and Katherine his wife, and the heirs of the
body of the said Katherine, in a messuage and a ferling of land, &c.,
which they hold of him in Treythwr, in right of the said Katherine, by
knight service. Witnesses: — John Colshull, knight, and others (named).
10 November, 3 Edward IV.
[Suff ?] C. 1477. Grant by Gunnilda, daughter of John de Strettune, to
Nicholas, son of Richard the Forester, of land which the said Nicholas bought
of Geoffrey de Coddestone, viz. 1^ acres and one 'deywerk' of land in
Eye, adjoining the high road from Coddestone to London. [13th century.]
[Bucks.] C. 1478. Indenture by which John Ryche, of Wycombe, makes
provision for payment to Walter Sywet, of the same place, of certain sums
at certain times, being the purchase money of a tenement in the borough of
Wycombe. Witnesses : — Richard Kele, mayor of Wycombe, Richard
Prynce and Thomas Barbour, bailiffs, and others (named). Thursday after
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 17 Richard II.
[Middx.] C. 1479. Demise by John Kyrie, warden of the Friars Minors of
London, and the convent of the same, to William and Elizabeth
his wife, of a house over the gate of the said brethren, the said Elizabeth
agreeing to wash the hangings belonging to the altars of the brethren.
30 November, A.D. 1440. Imperfect.
[Kent.] C. 1480. Indenture made between John and Thomas, sons and heirs
of John Crudde, of Speldherst, the elder, and Nicholas Croundwell,
Richard Crudde, and William Warde, feoffees of the lands late of the said
John Crudde, the elder, providing that the said John Crudde is to have the
said John Crudde, the elder's, principal tenement at Hever, with land in a
meadow called ' Grete .... mede,' and Thomas Crudde is to have the
lands on the south of the highway between Aylardyscros and Edynbregge,
and lands at Parkhell and Golmaunyslaud, and rents at Bygge. 18 October,
21 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Norf.] C. 1481. Grant by Riclmrd Osbern, of Sithinges, to William de
Calthorp, knight, and Isabella his wife, of land in Seething in a tillage
called ' Halleyate,' for their lives, with remainders to John their son, Oliver,
brother of the said John, and the right heirs of William, in exchange for
two pieces of land in Mundham, at Mundhamgate and in a place called
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' Shortebrom." Witnesses: — Sir William de la Pole, Sir John do Inglose,
knights, and others (named). Thursday before the Nativity of St. Mary,
26 Edward III. Seal.
Berks. C. 1482. Demise by Thomas Chaucers, John Golafre, John Warefeld,
and Thomas Berdesley, to Nicholas Wyfold, citizen and grocer of London,
for 43 years, of three puddells of arable land called ' Botulphus Puddellez,'
which William ntte Lee lately farmed from Thomas de Stonore, esquire,
deceased, in Hertlcy in the parish of Shenyngfeld, paying ZQct. yearly
(inter alia) to the manor of Berefeld, late belonging to John Dray ton,
knight. 4 December, 12 Henry VI. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1483. Grant by John Moriz, of Stebenhithe, to Robert de Kingeton,
clerk, for life, of a messuage with the houses built thereon and land, which
Moriz had by the demise of John, son of the late Peter le Spenser, in
Stepney : Kingeton to have a joint right of inhabiting the said messuage
with Moriz. 16 Edward I. Seal.
[Wilts.] C. 1484. Demise by Thomas, Cardinal archbishop of Canterbury. John,
abbot of the monastery of St. Aldelm, of Malmesbury, John Wilhighby,
knight, Richard Hautre, esquire, John Philippis, clerk, and John Mermyun,
to John Gary and George Gary, of their manors of Thrope and Knyghton
by Remesbury, with lands there, meadows called ' Ylond ' in ' le Merssche,'
' Idkynsinede, ' and ' Symkynsmede,' pasture called ' Huntmede ' and
' Williams,' and a fishery, with the exceptions specified. 12 April,
17 Edward IV. Seal.
[Heref.] C. 1485. Demise by Agnes Tristrem, of Welinton, late the wife of
Richard Tristrem, to Roger de la Halle, of Canon's Frorae, of a messuage in
Wellington and land in a field called ' Westfeld,' at Coketiswey, adjoining
land of the lord of Chaundos, in Middulfurlong, at Houndszete, and at
Leseforlong, in a field called ' Nortfeld,' and in a close called ' Pauliscroft."
Friday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 24 Edward III.
[York.] C. 1486. Demise by William Stonore, of Stonore, Oxon, esquire, to
John Walle, of the parish of Henbury in the Salt Marsh, and Matilda his
wife, of a messuage and lands, &c., in Radwyke in Henbury aforesaid,
formerly Partrigges, and a messuage and land in the Salt Marsh, culled
' Ricardes,' and a croft called ' Nine acres,' formerly ' Lepors,' and land
called ' Stoneslondes ' and ' Mereslondes,' for their lives ; &c. 20 October,
16 Edward IV. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1487. Indenture between William Cantelowe, mercer and alderman
of London, and William Barbour, of Dunstable, witnessing that the said
Barbour owes the said Cantelowe 3ol. 3s1. sterling ; and demise by Cantelowe
to Barbour, for 10 years, of a tenement in the North Street of Dunstable,
called ' Loughtons.' 24 December, 35 Henry VI. English.
LCamb.] C. 1488. Indenture by which John Malewayn, citizen and grocer of
London, releases John de Lyle, lord de Rubio Monte, knight, of his warranty
of a rent of 6*. Sd., part of a rent of 20s., which, together with the ad vowson
of the church of Wynpol, had been granted him by the said John di! Lyle.
Witnesses : — Thomas de Scalariis, Warin de Bassingborue, Constantino de
Mortemer, knights, and others (named). Tuesday after the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist, 29 Edward III.
[Line.] C. 1489. Grant by Alan son of Durand de Cle, with the consent of
Alice his wife, to John, son of Walter Unkel de Cle, of a ' dayla ' of
meadow in ' le Wra,' between the meadows of the abbot of Grimesbie and
Hugh Fitel, abutting upon Haycroft. Witnesses: — Sir Walter, vicar of
Cle, and others (named). [13th century.]
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[Warw.]
[Bucks.]
Wales.
[Dorset.]
[Devon.]
Wales.
Sussex.
Middx.
N'hamp.
C. 1490. Receipt from Thomas Ormond, knight, to William Catcsby,
esquire, on behalf of the King, for 100/,, part payment of 200Z. for which
Catesby and Nicholas Harper, together with Henry, late Duke of Bucking-
ham, gave a joint bond, dated the 1st year of the reign of Edward the
Bastard, lately called the Fifth, King of England. 30 November,
2 Richard III.
C. 1491. Demise by John Schucborugh, nnj Joan his wife, of Upper
Schucborugh, to Thomas Corall and Alice his wife, of Napton, of a
messuage and land in Napton, for their lives and the life of one of their
children. Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 8 Henry IV. Seal.
C. 1492. Indenture by which John du Brok, of Chesham, grants that
if John le Long holds a meadow called ' Putmede,' in the parish of
Chesham, of which he enfeoffed the said John le Long, for eight years from
the feast of the Purification next, without any impediment from himself, the
said feoflment shall be void. Monday after St. Andrew the Apostle,
16 Edward III.
C. 1493. Defeasance to a bond of David Lewes, rector of the church
of St. Fagan, in Wales, William Baslak, chaplain, and John Button, of the
town of Gylmyn, in the county of Cardyff in Wales, gentleman, to Master
Thomas Ruggele, clerk, William Bevereche, citizen and grocer of London,
and William Wade, chaplain, for 20 marcs sterling. The bond is to
be void if the said Master Thomas die before Michaelmas, A.D. 1430.
23 September, 8 Henry VI. Two seals.
C. 1494. Indenture of apprenticeship binding John Pynart to John
Borage and Agnes his wife for 7 years. Witnesses: — William Spyney,
William Bowley, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Bridport,
Monday after Michaelmas Day, 7 Henry VI.
C. 1495. Grant by Gilbert Wrange and Clement Baker (Pistor) to
Richard Damarle and Joan his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of land
called ' Morkokes" in the hundred of Colyton in the parish of Shete (Shute),
and a tenement in Wylriiyngton in the parish of Offewelle called ' Batynes
tenement.' Wylmyngton, Monday after Palm Sunday, 12 Richard II.
Seal and fragment of seal.
C. 1496. Defeasance to a bond of William Beverech. citizen and
grocer of London, and William Wade, chaplain, to Master David Lewes,
rector of the church of St. Fagan in Wales, and William Cantellowe, citizen
and mercer of London, for 20 marcs sterling. An agreement has been made
between Master Thomas Ruggele, clerk, prebendary of the prebend of
Farrewaler in Llandaff cathedral, and the said Master David, that he should
resign his prebend to Master David, for an annual pension of 10 marcs, to
be paid in the church of St. Leonard's Eastcheap, London, and 20 marcs
had been paid in advance for 2 years' pension. The bond is to be void if
Master Thomas be alive at the end of two years from Michaelmas, A.D. 1431.
23 September, 8 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1497. Grant and release by Alice, daughter of Reginald de Moun,
late wife of Robert de Bello Campo, to James her son, of the manors of
Farley, Halewik and Waude with all appurtenances, with reversion to
herself if he die before her without children. Witnesses : — Sirs Roger
de Northwodde, John de Cobeham, Barons of King Edward's Exchequer,
Sirs Thomas de Weylonde, John de Lovetot, William de Brumpton, Roger
de Leycestre, Justices in Banco, Sirs Luke de Taney, John de Monhaut,
Richard de la Vache, knights, and others (named). [Edward I.] Injured,
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[Hants.]
Wilts.
[York.]
[Essex?]
Essex.
Essex.
[Bedf.]
[Oxford.]
[Notts.]
C. 1498. Demise by Elena Beasow to John Peoke, of Tottone, of two
crofts at Terstewode called ' le Lees,' part adjoining land of Thomas \Vest,
knight, and the common pasture called ' Kaulins,' and land called ' Brokaker '
lying by Belkemede, for her life. Malkenye, Friday after St. Philip and
St. James, 45 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
C. 1499. Release by John Burdayn to William Darell and Elizabeth
his wife of all right, &c., in the manor of Knyghton, which he had by the
gift of Henry Popham jointly with Walter Perle, Stephen Colyngton,
Robert Cook, John le Veer, and Henry Ledes. Witnesses : — Stephen
Popham, knight, and others (named). 7 April, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1500. Grant by Richard son of Simon de Ekclehols to Robert, son
of Thomas Spynk, of Erdeslay, and the heirs of his body, of an assart of
land and meadow in Thurleston at Ekclehols. which is called ' Stauringrode,'
adjoining the lane leading from Ekclehols to the moor, and also a yearly
rent of 'id., with the lordship, reliefs, and escheats belonging thereto, out
of land in the fields of Ekclehols ; with remainder to the said Thomas
Spynk in fee. Palm Sunday, 13 Edward III.
C. 1501. Demise by John Marny, knight, to Thomas Collys, clerk, of
messuages, lands, &c., in Borlerowe. 15 May, 10 Edward IV. Fragment
of seal.
C. 1502. Grant by Henry archbishop of Canterbury, Henry bishop
of Winchester, Thomas bishop of Durham, Ralph, Earl of Westmoreland,
Henry Fitz Hugh, knight, Walter Hungerford, knight, John Wodehouse,
and John de Leventhorp, esquires, to Isabel de Gloucestria, abbess of the
house of the Nuns Minoresses without Algate, London, and the convent
of the same, of a yearly rent of 26 marcs issuing out of the manor of
Wetheresfeld for the life of the said abbess, [loth century.] Copy.
C. 1503. Demise by John Broun, of Suthanigfeld (South Haningfield),
to Adam Forester, of Rammesden Bellous, and William and Robert his sons,
for 60 years from Christmas, 3 Edward III., of a piece of land called
' Foresteresland,' in Ramsden Belhouse, adjoining the highway leading from
Chelmsford to Ramsden Belhouse. Christmas Day; 3 Edward III.
de Seuwelle to Nicholas
Hallewich ' of Dunstable.
C. 1504. Grant by John son of Ralph
Clerk, of Wotthone, of a plot of land in ' le
[13th century.] Seal.
C. 1505. Grant and release by Cecilia de Broin, widow, to Hugh her
son, of her land, and all her right of succession to Richard de Massy her
brother, in Morton. Witnesses : — Sir Hamo de Massy, Sir Richard de
Massy, Sir Richard de Tokeport, Sir William Lauselin, Sir Philip de
Bamvile and Roger de Calday. [13th century.] Seal.
C. 1506. Grant by John le Vyn, of Monks Risemberges, to William
Queynterel, of the same place, of land in Ascote, in exchange for a
messuage and five ridges of land lying without Ascote, adjoining the land
of Sir Henry le Vyu. Witnesses : — Sir William de Sauntersdone, Sir
Walter de Uptone, knights, and others (named). Thursday, the feast of
St. Edward the King, 28 Edward I.
C. 1507. Award of Anthony Coope and Edmund Hesilvvodd, esquires,
arbitrators between John Byron, knight, and Nicholas Strelley, knight, and
also between the said Nicholas Strelley and Richard Grenehill, servant to
the said Sir John Byron. Sir Nicholas is to pay 53*. 4rf. to Richard
Grenehill in satisfaction for the ' hurts and mayme ' to him given by Sir
ANCIENT DEEDS.
537
Nicholas and his servants at Nottingham. Sir John and Sir Nicholas are
to stay at each other's houses twice yearly during the next three years
to 'hunt and passe the tyme togedur f'amylyerly, und to declare and open
theyre myudes ayther to oder,' to avoid future variances, &c. 16 September,
29 Henry VIII. English. Signed. Two seals.
[Bedf.] C. 1508. Release by Margaret de Wotton, late the wife of John ate
Hyde, of Stodham, to William Baker (Pistori), of Dunstable, of all her
right in two pieces of land lying together in the lane called ' le Pochenlane.'
Dunstable, Christmas Eve, 15 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 1509. Bond of John Aungewyn, of Dunstable, to William
\Vylshamsted for 101. sterling. Dunstable, Saturday before the Annun-
ciation, 27 Edward III. Damaged. Fragment of seal.
[Wore.] C. 1510. Grant by Robert Daunoer, vicar of Ycrdeley, John Sheldon,
of Bermyngham, and Thomas Jurdon, of Allerwich, to John, son of John
Smyth, of Sticheford, of a messuage in Sticheford, adjoining the road
leading from Erynglon to Yanlley church. Also of a toft at the same
place. Yardley, Sunday after St. Edmund the Bishop, 1 1 Henry IV.
Two seals and fragment of seal.
[ ] C. 1511. Indenture between Roger Cotou, knight, and Thomas Styward,
gentleman, by which the said Roger undertakes to sue and recover all such
' livelihood ' and goods as have been wrongfully withholden from the said
Thomas, the latter undertaking to convey the same, when so recovei-ed,
to the said Roger for the considerations mentioned. 14 November,
5 Henry VII. English. Signed.
[Bedf.] C. 1512. Grant by Richard Bateman and John Skynner to John
Blancpayn and Simon Sare of a barn with the soil adjacent, in Pochonlaue,
Dunstable. 10 January, 8 Henry VI.
[Bedf.] C. 1513. Grant by John Blancpayn and Simon Sare to Laurence
Pycot and John Skynner of a barn with the soil adjacent in Pochonlane,
Dunstable. 31 January, 8 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1514. Graut by William Smyth, of Dunstable, butcher, to Richard
Bateman and John Skynner of a barn with the soil adjacent in Pochonlane,
Dunstable. 27 February, o Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1515. Release by William, son and heir of Roger Pylling, of
Dunstable, to John de Dagenhal of all his right in a piece of land inclosed
with a wall in Pochonlane, Dunstable, which formerly belonged to Agnes
his mother. Witnesses : — Richard de Eversholt, bailiff' of the liberty, and
others (named). 5 March, 16 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 1516, Letters of attorney from William Smyth, of Dunstablo,
butcher, to Thomas Ringeshole, to deliver seisin to Richard Bateman and
John Skynner of a barn with the soil adjacent in Pochonlane, Dunstable.
27 February, 5 Henry VI.
[Bedf.] C. 1517. Grant by Simon Goseblod, of Dunslable, to William de
Wylahamsted, of the same place, of a void plot of land in South Street,
in Pochenlane. Sunday after St. Peter and St. Paul, 33 Edward III.
[Oxford.] C. 1518. Indenture by which John Sundy, Clarice his wife, and
Thomas their son, agree to indemnify Master Thomas de Esthalhi against
all actions brought by Ralph Loveday, lord of Mongewell, with respect
to the services, &e., due on account of a certain yearly rent issuing out of
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a tenement called ' la Greyhone ' in Mongewell. The said Ralph had
granted the, said rent to John Snndy, and had aftonva'.'ds assigned the said
tenement to Master Thomas de Esthall, brother of Robert de Esthall the
tenant, reserving the homage, &c., for a certain period. Doubts had arisen
as to the services due from the said Master Thomas to the said John
Sundy, such services being dependent upon the homage. ' La Greyhone,'
Sunday after the Close of Easter, 16 Edward II. French.
Essex-. C. 1519. Grant by Alexander de Walden, knight, to the reverend
Sir Walter Fitzwalter, lord of Wocleliam, Roger de Wylasham, Thomas
Ty roll, knights, Richard Upston, parson of the church oi Schympljngges,
and Nicholas, perpetual vicar of Heuham, of his manor of Riclyngge
and all his lands, &c., in Uggelee, Berden, and the hamlet of Bolton, co.
Essex, and his manor of Macchyngge, in the same county. Witnesses : —
Walter Fitzwalter, Walter atte Lee, Thomas Morwell, William Wauton,
knights, and others (named). Rickliug, 8 June, 51 Edward III.
' [Bedf.] C. 1520. Defeasance to a bond of John Child, of Ebyndon, to Laurence
Pycot, of Dunstable, for 10 marcs. The bond is to be void on payment
by the said John of certain sums during 6| years. Dunstable, 3 February,
12 Henry IV.
[Wilts.] C. 1521. Defeasance to a bond of John de Helme to William Bernfold,
for \0l. sterling. The bond is to be void if the said John allows the said
William, &c., to remain in peaceable possession of a piece of arable land
which he has bought from the said John. Chilton by Hungerford, Sunday
after St. Andrew the Apostle, 30 Edward III.
[Wore.] C. 1522. Grant by Richard de Brochurst, chaplain, to Edith, daughter
of William le Ferur, of Stichford, of three ridges of land in the fieid of
Yerdeleye, part adjoining the stream called ' In Hulbroc.' Stichford, Friday
before Michaelmas, 1 1 Edward II.
[Norf.] C. 1523. Release by Geoffrey de Leem to Sir Geoffrey Wyth, Nicholas
de ate, of Dilham, and John his son, of all his right in lands, &c.,
in Dilham, which he purchased of Roger Norman, of Boston. Smallburgh,
Monday after St. Faith the Virgin, 2 Edward II. Damaged.
[Bedf.] C. 1524. Grant by Walter ate Strate, of Flamsted, and Joan his wife,
to William le Baxtere, of Dunstable, and Christina his wife, of a plot of
land in ' le Hallewyke,' abutting on Pochynlane. Sunday after the Puri-
fication, 10 Edward II. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1525. Grant by John ate Hyde, of Stodham, and Margery his wife,
to William le Baxstere, of Dnnstable, and Cristina his wife, of a plot of
land in ' le Hallewyke,' Dunstable. Monday before the Purification,
10 Edward [I.].
Dorset. C. 1526. Grant by Ralph Mansion to John Bclman and John
Somers. Cadebury, chaplains, of all his lands, &c., in Clyfton Mabanke, Huwysshe,
Trylle, and Yatemystre, co. Dorset, also of lands, &c., held by the grantor in
free burgage in Yeovil, Kyngestou by Yeovil, and Estcoker, co. Somerset.
Yeovil, Friday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 25 Henry VI.
[Norf.l C. 1527. Receipt from Adam de Withingham, chaplain, to Thomas
le Throwere, of Smallburgh, for 3/. sterling. Smallburgh, Saturday before
St. Martin, 10 Edward HI.
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[Warw.] C. 1528. Bond of John Hoore, of Stony thorp, co. Warwick, gentleman,
to William Medley, 'of Whitnasshe, in the s.ame county, gentleman, for
100 marcs sterling. 12 October, 21 Henry VII.
Defeasance below. The bond is to be void upon conveyance of lands
in the lordship of Stonythorp, to the yearly value of 10 marcs, by the said
John Hoore to the use of Alice his wife for her life. English. Signed.
[ ] C. 1529. Deed poll by which John Methelay, apprentice at law and
of the counsel of Sir John Cheyne, knight, witnesses that he hath been
present and seen all the seisins, estates, &c., executed for the marriage
between William Cheyne, sou and heir of the said Sir John, and Isabel,
daughter of Geoffrey Boleyn. 26 July, 4 Edward IV. English*
Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1530. Letters of attorney from Alice Harbour, widow, daughter
of Richard Barbour, of Weymouth, to John Montfort, the younger, of
Dertemouth, and John Brond, of Weymouth, to deliver seisin to John Corp,
of Dertemouth, and Ralph Parys, chaplain, of all her lands, &c., in
Weymouth, with the reversion of a croft after the death of Elizabeth, the
said Alice's mother. Feast of St. Sulpicius the Bishop, 13 Richard II.
Seal.
Essex. C. 1531. Receipt from Master Thomas Smyth, clerk and chancellor
of the cathedral church of St. Paul, London, to Richard Batell, gentleman,
ami John Holwey, citizen and cordwainer of London, for lt>/., being the
farm of the rectory of Borham for one year. Morrow of St John the
Baptist, 20 Edward IV Signed. Seal.
[Heref.] C. 1532. Certificate of the admission and induction of Sir William
de Ayremynne, by William de Thunneyk, clerk, his proctor, into the
prebend of Welynton in the cathedral church of Hereford, by virtue of a
mandate i'rom Adam, bishop of Hereford. Chapter House, Hereford,
12 August, A.D. 1320.
[ ] C. 1533. Demise by John de Stanore, knight, to William de'
Yngaldesby, Agnes his wife, and John their son, for their lives, of a
cottage in ruins, which Thomas de Ingelton formerly held, with a croft
and land in the territory of Ryugesdon. Sunday before Whitsunday, .
33 Edward III.
Berks. C. 1534. Grant by John Yorke, of Hanney, to his servant Walter
Middx. Helder, of Chesewyke, co. Middlesex, of a yearly rent of 13*. 4d. issuing out
of all his lands in Berks and Middlesex. Hanney, 21 April, 9 Henry VI.
[Staff.] C. 1535. Release by Margery late the wife of Richard de Ochul, to
John son of Alan de Hauekestan, of all her right in houses, lands, &c.,
which descended to her after the death of Nicholas Cotyn, her brother, in
the fee of Madeley and Wryme. Madeley under Lime, 6 Edward III.
Kent. C. 1536. Demise by Thomas Fenys, knight, Lord Dacre, to Richard
Ferraunt, of Down, co. Kent, husbandman, of the site of his manor called
Cudham Court, in Cudham, &c., together with three fields called ' North-
den,' ' Southden,' and ' Mydelden,' and the Lorde's field, a croft called
' Wallanshyll,' a field called 'the Grete Meede,' with 'the Lytylmeede,' a
field called ' Thornefeld,' &c., with the pasture in Cudham Frith ; also land
called ' the Buschy Close,' for 21 years from Michaelmas next. 3 December,
22 Henry VII. English.
[Oxford.] C. 1537. Demise by Master William Symond, rector of the church of
Stanlake, to Robert Browne, butcher, of the same pliice, of a messuage,
curtilage and croft adjoining in Stanlake, between a messuage of the said
William called ' Ste venys Place,' and the messuage of John Walker. 3 1 May,
16 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
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[Suff.] C. 1538. Release by Gilbert cle Waldiggefeld Parva, chaplain, rector
of the church of Peccliam, and John Saumsoun, of Kersey, to Sir John de
Boteler, of all their right in lands, &c., which formerly belonged to Henry
de Todenham in Leyham. Aketone, Saturday after St. Luke the Evangelist,
5 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Corn.] C. 1539. Release by Roger, son and heir of Robert de la Roche,
knight, to the King, of his court and cognisance of suit in a plea of right
between Osbert Hatnalt and William Coulyng and Alice his wife, concerning
seven messuages, land, meadow and 6*. \d. yearly rent in Tregeneu by
Pennans, Treveythinec by Carthu Fontevyen, Logodek, Maeskeuammok,
Langergala, Treriek, Trencruk by Helwyn, Trewartharap by Trevulgous.
Hurtelond, 10 April, 8 Edward II. Seal.
[Herts.] C. 1540. Grant by John dc Sewellc, of Dunstable, to John de Reede,
painter, of the same place, of land, well sown with corn, in the field of
Kenesworth at Depecombe. Dunstable, Saturday after St. Hilary the
Bishop, 6 Edward III.
Berks. C. 1541. Grant by John Hampden, of Hampden, co. Bucks, esquire,
kinsman and heir of Edmund Hampden, knight, being a son of John
Hampden, brother of the said Edmund, to William Stonore, knight, of the
reversion of the manor of Dudcote, together with the advowson of the
church of the same manor, of which Joan Stonore, late the wife of Thomas
Stonore, esquire, was tenant for life. 7 April, 21 Edward IV.
[Wanv.] C. 1542. Grant by Stephen de Alsope to Roger Messore, of Herde-
wike, of land in the field of South and West Clifton, part at ' le Hogate,'
adjoining lands of the monks of Warden, and of the nuns of Chiksond, and
abutting on Balagewey and on ' le Heygforlong,' part above Scrobedenefor-
long, abutting on the road called ' Schurchewey,' between Hardewyk and
Clifton. [13th century.]
[Kent.] C. 1543. Grant by John Hoke, of Hallynge, John Michel, of Bob-
bynge, John Goos. of Mallynge, and James Danyel, of Newynton, to
Geoffrey Kirkeby, of Horton by Dernthe, and Joan his wife, of lands, &c.,
in the parish of Horton, which they had by the feoffment of the said
Geoffrey. Horton by Darenth, Thursday the morrow of the Translation
of St. Thomas the Martyr, 1 Henry IV.
[Dorset.] C. 1544. Release by John Kyng, the younger, to John Rogier, of all
his right in a messuage with curtilage in East Street, Bridport, and in two
pieces of land, one adjoining Goudnianeslane and the other in Pounches-
ford, called ' Maudyt.' Witnesses : — William Huddesfeld, Gilbert Draper,
bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Friday before St. Nicholas the
Bishop, 12 Henry IV.
[Herts.] C. 1545. Release by Peter de Marinis, to Thomas de Leukenore, of all
his right in land in Westmell in a garden called the Island (Insula).
[13th century.]
[Suff.] C. 1546. -Grant by Alice de Capravilla, of Roydon, late the wife of
William de Capravilla, to Robert de Reydon, and Ralph his son, of a piece
of land at Roydon in the field called ' Bachusfeld,' adjoining a pasture
called ' le Toneere,' ar.d abutting on an alder bed called 'leHope' ; also a
piece of hind in Reydon, in the field called ' Homfeld,' adjoining the high-
way leading from Reydon church to wards Machunesbregge ; also the pasture
called 'le Tonehere' in Reydon. Witnesses: — Sir Fulk de Vallibus,
Sir Hugh Talemache, and others (named). Sunday before St. Philip and
St. James, 19 Edward I.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
541
[Line.]
[Devon.]
Berks.
Staff.
Berks.
[Berks.]
Somers.
[Berks.]
Middx.
C. 1547. Grant by William, son and heir of Peter Croppe, of Uselby,
to William de Uselby, of Riby, c'uipman, of a ridge of land in the west field
of Uselby adjoining the land of the prior of Elsham, abutting upon Holon-
gate and ' le More.' [13th century.]
C. 1548. Deed poll by which Roger de Punchardun witnesses that he
has done homage to Hugh Peverel, of Ermintun, for half a knight's fee
in Combe, by the grant of Roger de Boclond, of whom he formerly
held the land. [13th century.]
C. 1549. Grant by John Bunse, of Letcombe Regis, and Thomas
Scherd to William Essex, knight, Anthony Hungerford, knight, Thomas
Yorck, esquire, Bartholomew Hussey, esquire, Thomas Essex, esquire,
Thomas Rydley, and Arthur Redfern, of lands, &c., in Godyngflod,
Kyntbury, Inckpen, and Hamfyld, to the use of Alice Darell, late the wife
of Edward Darell, knight, deceased, for her life, with remainders over.
4 October, 27 Henry VIII.
Endorsed: Memorandum of livery of seisin.
C. 1550. Receipt from Thomas, Earl of Ormond, to Thomas Hobart
for 114/. 4 July, 17 Henry VII. English.
C. 1551. Release by Alexander Williamson, of HylUerstone, to John
Wryghte, of Warrelaye, of all right, &c., in a pasture called ' le Rosehey,'
within the fee of Hylderstone. Fulford, 20 November, 2 Edward IV.
C. 1552. Demise by Thomas Helme, of Hungerford, Berks, to Thomas
Fanlor, alias Towker, of Levyrton, of his pasture called ' Frythdoune ' alias
' Sandonysdoune,' belonging to the lordship of Holme. Witnesses : — John
Tukhill, Richard Long, bailiffs of Hungerford, and others (named).
24 March, 36 Henry VI., A.D. 1457.
C. 1553. Grant by Thomas Fawlere to Ellen Drew, late the wife of
John Drew, of West Schyfford, and Thomas Drew her son, of all his estate,
with conditions as to payments of purchase money, &c. Hungerford,
6 January, 1 Edward IV. English.
C. 1554. Grant by Edmund Bray, knight, Lord Bray, to John
Cornyshe, clerk, and William Melsham, of the manor of Estham, with
lands, &c., in the county of Somerset. Appointment of Cuthbert Lumley
attorney to deliver seisin. 20 August, 22 Henry VIII. Signed.
C. 1555. Grant by William Maurdyn, of New Windsor, to King
Edward III., of a ditch and hedge in a place called ' Maurdyn Rudyngg,'
by the King's new park of Windsor, and another ditch and hedge in a place
called ' le Rudyugg atte Logge ' by the new park, also 14 feet of land
adjoining the premises. Witnesses: — John de Wyshain, steward of the
King's Household, Gilbert de Talebot, chamberlain of the King, Simon de
Bereford, escheator of the King on the south of the Trent, Roger delnsula,
constable of Windsor Castle, John de Sancto Pbiliberto, John de la Hoese,
and Richard Cifrewast, knights. Gloucester, 20 December, 2 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Chancery, oil the
Close Roll, February, 3 Edward III.
C. 1556. Grant by John Brokere, chaplain, and William Brytteby to
Robert Thurbarn and Alice his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of all
the grantor's lands, &c., in Middlesex, which they had by the feoffment
of the said Robert. Monday before the feast of St. Mary,
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[ ] C. 1557. Agreement between Johu do Gouyz, son and heir of Henry
<le Gouyz, and Nicholas do Langelonde, by which the said John undertakes
to appear before the King's Justices in Bane at Westminster in the
quinzaine of Hilary, and there make acknowledgment of the right of the
said Nicholas to lands, &c., in Brentemarreys, and to levy a fine in favour
of the said Nicholas. And the said John enters into a bond for -10/. that
he will carry out his said undertaking. And Ingram Berenger, the stake-
holder of the said 40/., enters into a like bond with the said Nicholas.
Christmas Day, 33 Edward I.
[Wore.] C. 1558. Grant by Robert Smyth, of Pershore, to Roger Katour, of the
same place, of a croft in tiie field of Wyke, called ' Pattclake.' Pershore,
Monday after St. Peter and St. Paul, 9 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Somers?] C. 1559. Grant by Henry Ligari to Adam de la Calne, clerk, of land
in Welinton, lying by the land which belonged to Sir Richard de Bagindene
in Pikelmers. [13th century.]
Coniiv. C. 1560. Grant by William Hy wys, to Thomas, son of William Tregos,
and Emeline Hywyg, the grantor's sister, and the heirs of their bodies, of a
yearly rent of 201. issuing out of his manors and lands in the county of
Cornwall, with right of distress on the grantor's lands in Devon as well as
Cornwall. Witnesses: — William Botryaux, Richard Cergeaux, knights,
and others (named). Truro, Thursday before Michaelmas, 48 Edward III.
[Cornw.] C. 1561. Grant by William Hywys to Thomas, son of William Tregos,
pnd Emeline, the grantor's sister, in free marriage, of all his messuages,
lands, &c., iu Treburgyhane, Font.enwoyri (r), Landesara, Hethe, Tremaba,
and Trebros, with rents and services of tenants (named) holding messuages
and lands in Pennans, Bodnel, Trewilmeua, Brunboyth, Rosnaunau,
Tympellov, Treyer, Trewythelan, and Lanlo, and all his lands within the
manor of Lyskyrrys. Witnesses : — Sir Richard de Cergeaux, knight, and
others (named). Truro, Wednesday the vigil of St. Matthew, 48 Edward III.
Bucks. C. 1562. Indenture of apprenticeship binding Richard Thorneton, son
of John Thorneton, late of the town of Calais, gentleman, to Thomas
Wixton, of Wy combe, co. Bucks, surgeon, for nine years, to learn the
business of a barber and surgeon. Witnesses: — William Stonore, knight,
and others (named). Wycombe, 9 July, 18 Edward IV.
[Lino.] C. 1563. Grant by John Bakere, of Graby, to Alice his daughter,
of land in the south field of Graby. Thursday before Michaelmas,
22 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1564. Grant by William Boswate and John de Geytyngton, chaplains,
to William Parkere, of Byrcbemore, and Joan his wife, and the heirs of
their bodies of all the lands and tenements which they had by the feoffment
of Joan Crawle, late the wife of the said William le Parkere, in the town
of Dunstable and the fields of Dunstable, Cadyngdon, and Kennosworthe.
Wednesday the feast of St. Fremund King and Martyr, 36 Edward III.
[Dorset.] C. 1565. Demise by Sir Stephen Eussell and Sir John Russell,
chaplains of the house and chapel of the chantry of St. Michael, Brklport,
to Elias Payer, Joan his wife, and Robert their son, of a tenement in Earl
Street, Bridport. Witnesses : — John Crips, John Hylic, bailiffs of Bridport,
and others (named). Monday after St. John the Baptist's Day, 2 Edward IV.
[Wore.] C. 1566. Grant by John Couper, of Wyke by Pershore, to John
Shipston, of Worcester, John Thomedon, of Pershore, Nicholas Fysshere,
and Richard Balke, of Wyke, of all his lands and tenements in WTyke •
by Pershore. Friday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
3 Henry VI. Seal.
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Heref. C. 1567. Defeasance to a statute merchant for 41. from Massifs, son
of Sir Roger Cliandos, knight, of co. Hereford, to Peter de Coteshale, of
Welynton. The bond is to bo void if tlie said Peter is allowed to hold
peaceably three acres of land, of which he had been enfeofied by the said
Massias and Eva his wife. Hereford, 16 November, 38 Edward III.
Seal.
[Warw.] C. 1568. Surrender by John Frauncey, of Solihuil, and Alice his
wife, to Richard atte Birches, of the same place, and Kobert Castell of
three crofts of land, two called ' Derneford ' and one called ' le Acre,' and
a meadow called ' Malwelmcdewe,' in Solihuil, which ihe said Richard had
granted to them for their lives. 1C May, 1 Henry V.
[Line.] C. 1569. Grant by Adam, son of Robert the Miller (Molendinar'), of
Oselby, to Alan the Merchant, of the same place, of two headlands of
ridges (capita sellionum) in the east field of Oselby, on the south side of
a stream by the headlands of Richard le Ward. [13th century.]
[Middx.] C. 1570. Indenture by which William Addescompe, of Croydon,
Surrey, carpenter, agrees with John Coventre, John Carpenter, and William
Grove, citizens of London, executors of Richard Whityngton, to build two
new houses upon their void ground in Bassyngeshawo, London, before
Michaelmas, A.D. 1426, the said executors finding all the materials, &c.,
the said William Addescorape only the handiwork of carpentry. Eor these
houses Addescompe shall receive 9-1 marcs, to be paid " pnrcelmele as the
werkes ben sped." London, 24 August, 3 Henry VI.
Endorsed : Memorandum of payments made on account of the said houses ;
and a memorandum that at the Hunting of Pleas of land, John Neel, master
of the House of St. Thomas the Martyr of Aeon, London, recovered seisin
of two messuages in London in the parish of St. Michael Bassyngeshaw
against John Beaugraunt, Richard Osbarn, and Thomas Bataill. Monday
after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 6 Henry VI.
[Norf.] C. 1571. Grant by John, son of Thomas de Briggatc, and Matilda his
wife, to Sir Oliver Wyth, knight, of two pieces of land in the west field
of Dilham, one called ' Colnstoft. Thursday after the Purification,
15 Edward III.
[Warw.] C. 1572. Grant by Thomas, son of Henry and Sibilla, to Henry le
Ilore and Margery his wife, of all his land in Klmedon, together with the
service and escheats of Ingram Clement. [13th century.] Seal.
[\V~arw.] C. 1573. Release by John, son of William atte Birches, of Solihuil, to
Richard, son of William atte Birches, his brother, of all his right in all
the lands, &c., which the said Richard had by the demise of William atte
Birches, his j other, in Solihuil, for his life. Tuesday the feasl of the Holy
Cross, 25 Edward III.
[N'hamp.] C. 1574. Demise by Richard Bollesore, master of the house of Holy
Trinity by Kyngesthorpe, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas Magct,
of Westhaddon, and Agnes his wife, John, Matilda, Alice, Joan, Dionisia,
and Juliana their children, of a toft with a garden and half a virgate of
land, which Alexander Supplet formerly held in West Haddon, for their
lives. Friday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 16 Richard II.
[York.] C. 1575. Grant by Robert de Hoderod to Baldwin del Hill, of
Thurleston, of one assart, in the territory of Thurleston, by the path
leading to Peningeston church from the house of Thomas del Rode, and
two ridges in the same territory in Hustedis. Witnesses : — Adam Achard,
William de Sayvil, and others (named). [13th century.]
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Be-if. C. 1576. Grant by John Reygner, of Dunstable, to Peter de Poole,
Herts. Thomas ChaUon, and Tliomas Jakes of all his lands, goods and chattels
in Dunstable, Kons worth, and Jadington, and in the counties of Bedford
and Herts. Feast of the Annunciation, 7 Henry V.
[Norf.] C. 1577. Release by Alan de Lexham, parson of the church of Yel-
verton, and William de Andebiri le Maczoun (?), to Geoffrey de Wyth, of
all their right in the manor of Stalham, which belonged to his father, Sir
Oliver Wyth, knight. 31 March, 41 Edward III.
[Wore.?] C. 1578. Grant by 'William de Sancto Martiuo, knight, to Thomas
son of Martin of the mill of Knytteton, of a messuage and curtilage
at the head of the bridge of Knytteton, by the water, and land in the field
of Knytteton, in Stikcsforlang and Wyteway. Witnesses : — Sir Godfrey dc
Scudemor, Sir Geoffrey de Scamill, Sir Thomas le Tabler, knights, ^and
others (named). [13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 1579. Release by Joan, late f he wife of Sir William Breton, knight,
executrix of his will, to Thomas Hore, of Elmedou, of all actions. The
said Thomas was bound by a statute staple to John de Catesby and Thomas
Purefey for 40/., entered into at Warwick in the presence of Master de
Balshale, John de Catesby, William Barewell, and John Burnell, the
said Joan's counsel, and Nicholas, vicar of the church of Wolricheston,
Henry Sydenhale, William Hopkins, llicliard Catermayn, co-executors of
the said will. Joan directs that Catesby and Purefey shall deliver up the
said bond to the said Thomas Horc. Thursday after St. James, 2 Richard II.
Dorset. C. 1580. Bond of John Alcok, alias Hobbis, of Lym Regis, Dorset,
mariner, and John Ililbroml, of Bridport, in the same county, husbandman,
to John Burges, of Bridport, for 9/. 5s. Monday before Michaelmas,
14 Henry VI. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1581. Grant by Sir John Baxtore, chaplain, of Dunstable, to
William de Ahsrigge, of the same place, of land in the south field of
Dunstable. Palm Sunday, 16 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1582. Grant by William Mouufort, of Dertemouth, and Alice his
wife, to John Mounfort. the elder, of the same place, Ralph Sechevyle,
and Ralph Parys, chaplain, of three tenements in Weymouth, one on ' la
Keye,' and a toft in the same place, a tenement in Melcombe Regis, and the
reversion to a tenement on 'la Keye,' Melcombe Regis, the reversion to a
croft in the same place, also a house in Smalemouth with land in Wyke,
and a moiety of a ferry in Smalemouth and Wyke. Weymouth, Monday
after Whitsunday, 14 Richard II. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Heref.] C. 1583. Grant by John le Bakere, of Hereford, Sibylla his wife, and
Robert their son, to David the Shoemaker (Safari) of Wclynton, and Alice
his wife, of land in Wellington in ' le Noryefeld,' adjoining the land of
Sir Roger de Chandos, and extending to ' le Heywey.' Hereford, Tuesday
the morrow of St. Matthew the Apostle, 15 Edward II. Fragments of
three seals.
[JTharnp.] C. 1584. Grant by John son of Walter de Buketon to the Master of
the Hospital of Holy Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of
the same, of a virgate of land with a messuage and toft and croft, which
Walter the Miller of Buketon held by the gift of Robert the Chaplain of
St. Edmund's, Northampton ; and release of the homage due for the same.
Witnesses : — Sir Philip son of Robert de Pettiford, Sir Roger de Haclynton,
John de Oxyndon, Master of the Hospital of St. John, Northampton, and
others (named). [13th century.] Fragment of seal.
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[N'hamp.] C. 1585. Demise by John, son of Hugh Pecke, of Thorp, to the
Master and brethren of the House of the Holy Trinity without Northamp-
ton, of a rood of land in the field of Thorp, adjoining the garden of the said
house. Michaelmas, 5 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 1586. Release by William Nicholas, of Dunstable, to Laurence, son
[Herts.] and heir of Bartholomew Nicholas, of all his right in a dovecot and
cartroad in Dunstable, and in land in Keneswortlie, which were lately
mortgaged to the said Bartholomew. Witnesses: — John Fisher (Piscatore),
William Fisher, Eichard de Everesholt, bailiff of Dunstable, and others
(named). Monday before St. Alban the Martyr, 5 Edward II. Fragment
of seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 1587. Bond of the brethren of the Hospital of the Holy Trinity
without Northampton to Kobert de Cattewyrch, Master of the same, for
G marcs. In the audit of the accounts of the said Master it appeared that
the payments made by him between A.D. 1318 and A.D. 1320 had
exceeded his receipts by 8/. 8*. 2d. The said Master remits the same,
except 6 marcs, for which the said brethren give the present bond.
Invention of the Holy Cross, A.D. 1320. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1588. Release by Adam, son and heir of Henry Bere, of Beniynstre,
to John Benefeld, of all his right in a messuage and curtilage in Stake-
lane, Bridport, adjoining a ditch silled ' le Wydich.' Witnesses : — Eichard
Suaward, Richard Pokeswill, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named).
Friday before Whitsunday, 1 Eic'iard II. Fragment of seal.
[Heref.] C. 1589. Grant by Thomas Loveday, of ' la Ovurmore,' within the
parish of Bodenham, to Jem Balle, of Bradeffeld, the elder, of land in
Bodenham, in a field calle 1 • le Uppeffeeld,' part in a place called ' Brok-
rugge,' and part called 'Lu< . [acre,' beyond the common way called < More-
hammeswey.' Tuesday in Whitsuntide, 6 Henry VI. Seal.
Ilerts. C. 1590. Bond of John, abbot of the monastery of St. Mary do
Graciis by the Tower of London, and the couvect of the same, to Robert
Clyfford, knight, for 401. English money. Chapter House of the abbey,
30 March, 3 Henry VII.
Defeasance to the above bond. The bond is to be void when the said
Robert Clyfford shall have recovered to the use of the abbot and convent an
annuity of 40*. out of the manor of Gatesbery, Herts, and another annuity
of 29s. out of lands and tenements called ' Maisters,' in the same county,
and the said abbot shall have granted thereout an annuity of 34*. 6d. to
the said Sir Eobert for his life, Ac. English.
[Wilts.] C. 1591. Grant by Walter Stevenes son of Joan Parson of Remesbury,
(JiV Jnhanne Parson' de Rcmesbur") to Robert Townyshynd, of the same
place, and Katherine his wife, of two burgage tenements in Oxenfordstret.
Ramsbury, feast of St. Denys, 6 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Middz.] C. 1592. Bond of Edmund Redeknape and William Redeknape,
citizens and mercers of London, to Thomas Feldyng and Richard Feldyng
for 100/. sterling, for merchandise bought of them in the staple of West-
minster. Staple of Westminster, 29 August, 5 Edward IV. Seal and
fragments of two seals.
[Warw.] C. 1593. Release by William, son of Elias Obyn, of Solihull, to
Thomas do Brochurst, of the same place, clerk, of all his right in a
messuage within the borough of Solihull, by Teyntoresgrene, adjoining the
highway called Me Horstret,' leading from Birmingham to Warwick.
Sunday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 42 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
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[N'hamp.] C. 1594. Release by Ralph, son of Matthew Pucel, of Northampton,
lo Richard, son of Walter Chambard, of Hangencle Ilonghton, of all bis
right in a certain tenement in St. Sepulchre's Street, Northampton. The
said Ralph had begun a suit against the said Richard with regard to the
premises, and u compromise had been effected by the intervention of common
friends. Witnesses : — Alexander de Naylesworth, mayor of Northampton,
John de Stannford and Robert de Houghton, bailiffs, and others (named).
Monday before St. Mark the Evangelist, 35 Edward I.
[Herts. ?] C. 1595. Grant by Isabella cle Crocuslye, to Robert de Harpeden, of
4*. which Sir Ralph Pipard used to pay for land which Matilda Buche
held in Lachebroc. Witnesses : — John, rector of the church of Harpeden,
and others (named). [13th century.] Fragment of seal.
[York.] C. 1596. Grant by John, son of Thomas Milner, of Cotheworth, to
William Hepworth, clerk, and William de Roston, chaplain, of all his lands
and tenements in Cotworth (Cudworth). Morrow of the Epiphany,
A.D. 1409. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1597. Demise by John Dorsete, of Lyme, and Joan his wife, to
John Baker, of Whitefford, and Joan his wife, for 12 years, of a tenement
called ' Beawffrount,' in the borough of Lyme, with a curtilage and solar :
also a tenement at Estwathe called ' Schirewald,' a tenement at Heigh
called ' Ailward,' land in the fields of Lyme, a close at Heigh aforesaid
called ' Newparke ' and ' Marlebourghislond,' near (he highway to Uplymc,
a tenement at Heigh called ' Oseberneristenement,' &c. Witnesses : — Sir
William Baron, vicar of the church of Lyme, Ralph Stikelanc, mayor of
Lyme, and others (named). Monday after All Saints, 19 Richard II.
[ ] C. 1598. Indenture of settlement by which Roger Alyenson provides
that a messuage and land which he had granted to John Andrew, chaplain,
and Roger Jonson, shall be reconveyed by them, if Alyenson dies without
making any furlher disposition of the premises, to his sons John, Nicholas,
Robert, Thomas, and William successively in tail. Wednesday after the
Assumption, 7 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
Essex. C. 1599. Receipt from Thomas Ormond, knight, to William Scot for
42s. 2\d. of his annuity of 47. 4s. 5d. issuing out of the manors of
Wolhampton and Margarete Gyng. 9 December, 1 Richard III. English.
Fragment of seal.
[Berks ?] C. 1600. Defeasance to a bond of Robert de Tresilian to Sir Hugh
de Segrave, knight, for 2007. The bond is to be void on payment of 100/.
by the said Robert to Sir Hugh. Burghefeld manor, Tuesday in Whitsun-
tide, 49 Edward III. French.
[Efi»ex.] C. 1601. Appointment by William Bateman, sheriff of Essex, of
Lewis Bledelqwe and John Draper, of Arkesden, King's bailiffs and deputies
of the sheriff for the execution of writs, &c. ; and writ of King Richard II.
to the said sheriff, directing him to place Robert de la Rokele, the younger,
in seisin of the manor of Wygepet, which he had recovered in the King's
Court against John Ludeseye, clerk, John Baeset, of Chishull, and John
Charwelton: witness: — W. Thirnynge. Westminster, 29 November,
20 Richard II. Chelmsford, 8 December, 20 Richard II.
[Warw.] C. 1602. Grant by Richard, son of Sir Richard de Whitacre, knight,
to Thomas, son of John Wauters, of Pilatenhal, that he shall hold the land
which Geoffrey Wauters, of the same place, formerly held in Elmedon by
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the gift of the said Sir Richard. Witnesses: — Sir John de Whitacrc,
rector of the church of Elmedon, and others (named). Wednesday after
St. Siracn and St. Jude, 22 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum, that the grantor on the execution of the
above deed had not his own seal and borrowed the seal of Henry de
Stanydelft, his steward.
[Middx.] C. 1603. Ratification by Edmund de Baunton and Christina his wife,
daughter of Martin Box, formerly citizen of London, of n, sale by John
de Ware, executor of the said Martin's will, and Henry de Basingges,
executor of the will of Robert le Wolf, late co-executor with the said John
de Wurc, to Richard Wolinar, citizen of London, of 32s. yearly and quit
rent, which the said Martin bequeathed to Isabella, the said Christina's
sister, out of a tenement in the parish of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate.
Witnesses : — Sir John le Blound, Mayor of London, Reginald do Thuuderlee
and William Cosyn, sheriffs, Hugh Pourte, alderman of that ward, and
others (named). London, Monday before St. Katherine the Virgin,
3-1 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of common
pleas, Monday after St. Edmund the King, 34 Edward 1.
[Middx.] C. 1604. Ratification by Adam Box, son of the late Martin Box,
citizen of London, of .1 sale by John de Ware, executor of the said Martin's
will, and Henry de Bassinges, executor of the will of Robert le Wolf, late
co-executor with the said John de Ware, to Richard Wolmar, citizen of
London, of 32.?. yearly and quit rent, which the said Martin bequeathed to
Isabella, the said Adam's sister, out of a tenement in St. Botolph's parish,
Billingsgate. Witnesses as in C. 1603. London, St. Luke's day,
33 Edward I.
[Middx.] C. 1605. Grant by Ralph de Dontone, citizen and peppercr of London,
to William Pox and Martin de Leueseham, citizens and merchants of London,
of 30*. yearly and quit rent issuing out of a tenement which John Brother
holds in the parish of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate. Witnesses : — Sir Gregory
dc Rokesle, Mayor of London, Henry de Frowyke and Luke de Batencurt,
sheriffs, Wolmar de Essex, warden of that ward, and others (named).
[3 Edward I.]
[Bedf.] C. 1606. Defeasance to a mortgage by John Campe, of Northampton,
and Margery his wife, to Nicholas de Wilshamstede, of Dunstable, of land in
' les Southcroftes ' of Dunstable. Monday after the Exaltation of the
Holy Cross, 22 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1607. Bond of Richard Fitzlowys, of Bardewell, Suffolk, esquire,
to William Stonore, of co. Oxford, esquire, for 160Z. sterling, for merchandise
bought of him in the staple of Westminster. The staple of Westminster,
14 February, 14 Edward IV. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1608. Ratification by John Box, son of Martin Box, late citizen
of London, of a sale by John de Ware, executor of the said Martin's will,
and Henry de Basingsjes, executor of the will of Robert le Wolf, late
co-executor with the said John do Ware, to Richard Wolmar, citizen of
London, of 32*. yearly and quit rent issuing out of premises in St. Botolph's
parish, Billingsgate \see C. 1603]. Witnesses: — Sir John le Blount,
Mayor of London, Reginald de Thunderle and William Cosyn, sheriffs,
Hugh Pourte, alderman of tliat ward, and others (named). London, St. Luke
the Evangelist's day, 33 Edward I.
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[Middx.] C. 1609. Indemnity from Ralph de Duntone, citizen of London, to
John Brother, against Nicholas de Wouburne, with respect to a yearly rent
of 30*. to be paid by the said John Brother for a tenement in the parish of
St. Botolph, Billingsgate, which the said John bought of Joan de Wouburne.
The said Nicholas had conveyed the said rent to Ralph, and the said
John Brother refused to pay without the above indemnity. Witnesses : —
Walter Hervi, Mayor of London, John Horn and Walter le Poter, sheriffs,
and others (named). [1 Edward I.]
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court, London,
Monday the morrow of St. Gregory the Pope, 1 Edward I.
[Middx.] C. 1610. Grant by Henry Moncoy, called Sterre, citizen and fish-
monger of London, to John de Croydon, citizen and fishmonger of the same,
and Lucy his wife, of two marcs yearly and quit rent issuing out of a
tenement in Gracechurch Street, in the parish of All Saints, Gracechurch,
in the city of London, in exchange for a shop with solar above in Brigge-
strete, London. 21 February, 7 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment at the Husting for Pleas of land,
Monday the morrow of St. Mark the Evangelist, 7 Edward III.
[Middx.] C. 1611. Ratification by Nicholas de Boloigne and Helen his wife,
daughter of Martin Box, late citizen of London, of a sale of 32*. rent
issuing out of premises in St. Botolph's parish, Billingsgate [see C. 1603].
Witnesses as in C. 16O3. London, St. Luke's day, 33 Edward 1.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London for
Pleas of land, Monday the feast of St. Luke, 33 Edward I.
[Warw.] C. 1612. Indenture of sale by Richard de Bockemor to William atte
Birches of land in ' le Brodefeld ' and in the Morfeld, part in Craber-
wallefeld, ' le Luttelemore,' and a meadow called ' le Whytemarsh.' The
premises were not of the value stated, and the deed provides for the sums
to be paid in respect thereof, and the times of payment, &c. Solihull,
Sunday the feast of All Saints, 12 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum as to the valuation of a wood in ' lo
Luttelemor,' &c.
[Oxford.] C. 1613. Grant by Hugh Payn, of Bekkele, to Richard de Kynnes-
deleye, of Staunton St. John, and Luticia his wife, of land in the field
of Beckley. part in a culture, called ' South wood,' adjoining the laud of the
rector of Beckley, part in Medforlouge, in a furlong in ' le Portweye,' and
by the field of Wodepyrye. Witnesses : — Sir Gilbert de Elsefeld, knight,
and others (named). Thursday the feast of St. Philip and St. James,
17 Edward III.
[Berks.] C. 1614. Grant by John Maillard, of. Borwardescot, to Thomas
.Cathewy, of Harewell, and Joan bis wife, of lands, &c., in the parish of
Buscott, which came to the grantor by descent. Friday after the Conversion
of St. Paul, 29 Edward III.
[Wan?.] C. 1615. Grant by Thomas Pykot, of Solihull, to Thomas, son of
Edith Pilling, of land, at Bouckemor in the manor of Solihull (except
one mansion house with garden which Alice le Blunt held) viz., land
between the way leading by the house of John Adelston towards Caldeford,
and other land of Pykot's, and adjoining the road leading from Lee to
Colleshull, with a halfpenny rent to be received from Richard de Bouckemor.
[13th century.]
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[Linc.l C. 1616. Defeasance to a mortgage by John Baker, the younger, of
Greyby, to Geoffrey son of John de Greyby, of laud in the south field of
Greyby. The said Geoffrey is to have the land for eight years, and the said
John is to pay him six marcs a year during that time, and the land is to be
reconveyecl at the end of the period, &c. Monday after St. Martin in
Winter, 42 Edward III.
[Middx.] p. 1617. Grant by Matilda, late the wife of Richard Toky, late
citizen and woolmongcr of London, to Richard Toky, of London, pepperer,
kinsman of her lute husband, of tenements, with shops, houses, &c., which
she had by the feoffment of Richard de Chaddeslee, clerk, and John de
Cambridge, citizen and fishmonger of London, in Gracechurch Street, in the
parish of St. Bennet of Gracechurch, London, and tenements, &c., which
she had by the gift of William Howes, chaplain, in the parishes of
St. Edmund, Lombard Street, and St. Beunet Gracechurch ; also 13.?. 4.d.
yearly quitrent issuing out of a tenement of the prior and convent of the
House of St. Mary, Southwark, in Gracechurch Street aforesaid. John
Lovekyn, Mayor of London, John de Briklesworth and Thomas Irlond,
sheriffs. London, Friday after the Invention of Holy Cross, 40 Edward III.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London for
Pleas of land, Monday before St. Dunstan the Archbishop, 40 Edward III.
Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1618. Grant by Edward Louvekyn and Isabella his wife, citizens
of London, to John Louvekyn, of Kynggeston, and Cecilia, daughter of
Henry le Yongge, of land and houses which formerly belonged to John son
of Ledulph the German, late citizen of London, and which the said John
recovered by writ of right against Alice Hanyn in the Hustings Court of
London, in the parish of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate; with a proviso that the
grantees shall pay 20s. a year to Christina, a nun of Clerkenwell, daughter
of the said Isabella. Witnesses : — John le Blound, Mayor of London,
Roger de Parys and John de Lincoln, sheriffs, Hugh Pourt, alderman of
that ward, and others (named). Two seals, imperfect.
[Warw.] C. 1619. Release by Thomas, son of Richard le Bockemor, of Solihull,
to John Davy, of Elmodon, chaplain, of all his right in a plot of land with a
grange thereon, which the said John had by the feoffment of the said
Richard, and in a rent in Solihull. Tuesday after St. Martin the Bishop,
10 Edward III.
[Dorset] C. 1620. Grant by John Aleyn and John Cassy, of Wych, to John
Starye, of the same place, of all their lands, &c., in Wyke, which they had
of the feoffment of William Robilard, of Wyke, chaplain. Witnesses : —
John Dragun, bailiff of Wyke, and others (named). Saturday after
St. Barnabas the Apostle, 34 Edward III. Seal.
Glouc. C. 1621. Release by John Umfrey, of Stokeorchard, co. Gloucester,
brother and heir of John Umfrey, of Tredynton, in the same county, to
William Wye, of Teukesbury, and Richard Wye his son, of all his claim to
certain parcels of land in the field of Southewyke, Gloucester, in ' le Dene,'
adjoining the road called 'Portewey,' leading to Gloucester, and adjoining a
tillage called ' Blodyforlong,' and adjoining Moredyche and elsewhere.
Witnesses : — Nicholas Dobyns, one of the bailiffs of Tewkesbury, and others
(named). Morrow of the Assumption, 13 Henry VII.
[Essex.] C. 1622. Indenture stating the conditions of a grant by Henry Bosse,
of Colchester, to John Seman, of New Hithe, Colchester, John Mannyng,
and John Walman, of certain rents and a shop at New Hithe. The grant
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is to t.'ike effect upon payment of 187. to the said Henry l>y the grantees,
otherwise to be void. Witnesses : — Alexander Cogg', Jolin Cristion, bailiffs
of Colchester, and others (named). 8 October, 8 Richard II.
[Kent?] C. 1623. Grant by Robert le Crabbe, of Horton, to John de Horton,
clerk, of a power of distraint on all his lands in Horton for a fee farm rent
of a quarter and a half of best corn, issuing out of a piece of land in Horton
which he held by the feoffment of the said John in a certain field near
his messuage. 30 May, 7 Edward II.
[Suff.] C. 1624. Grant by Walter Smart, ' bercator,' and Margaret his wife,
to Henry It; Former of 2.v. yearly rent issuing out of a piece of land which
they had by the gift of the said Henry, in Boxford. Thursday after
Michaelmas, 7 Edward II.
[Bcdf.] C. 1625. Grant by John, son of Ambrose Hauch, of Houton, to
Thomas son of Stephen le Syre, of Budewell, of an acre of land in the
north iield of Houghton, adjoining the land of the prior of Dunstable,
and abutting on ' Le Vonte.' Wednesday after St. Peter ad Viucula,
23 Edward I.
[York.] C. 1626. Indenture between Richard de Oxpringe, of Cotheworth, and
William de Dightton, of Dalton, witnessing that the said Richard had
delivered to the said William at Barneslay, 2 Henry V., certain deeds
touching the lands and tenements of John son of William de Staynton,
within the boundaries of Wollay, a schedule of which is given. The names
of the parties, &c., are : — Alexander son of William de Staynton ; Alexander
sou of Robert, son of Thomas North, of Wollay ; Roger son of Richard do
Darton ; John de Staynton; Joan, daughter of Henry de Birthewayte ;
John son of John de la Roche, tailor ; Peter de la Hay ; William son of
John de Staynton; the prior and convent of St. Mary Magdalene, of
Bretton ; Orm son of Cornelius ; John Abot, of Wollay, and Margaret his
wife ; John son of Thomas de Staynton ; Matthew de Schepelay ; Thomas
de Heton, of Bergh ; Henry Hubbe, son of William Hubbe, of Wollay ;
Margery, daughter of Henry Anabill, of Wollaymorehouse ; John del More ;
William, sou of Adam Warde ; Henry son of Anabilla dc Wollaymorehouse ;
Thomas son of Thomas de Staynton ; William de Nolton ; Roberl, sou of
Thomas de Staynton ; Alice, daughter of Robert de Pontefract, &c. The
names of places, lands, &c., are (inter alia) Goddirdrodeynge, Kesburgh,
Malford, Holdefeld, Goddardkarre, 'le Weterode,' Godderkeringe, 'le Kylne-
croft,' &c. Tuesday after the Assumption, 2 Henry V.
[\Vnrw.] C. 1627. Grant by Richard le Flesshewere, of Solihull, to John
Pecche, lord of Hampton and Arden, knight, Geoffrey Rolves and William
Tavcrner, of Hynton, of a messuage in the borough of Solihull, adjoining
the High Street. Wednesday after the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
31 Edward 111.
[Essex ?] C. 1628. Grant by Edith, daughter of the late Thomas the Baker
(Pistoris), of Waltham, to Moses de Waltham, son of John List, of a
messuage in Waltharn, paying therefor yearly 2*. to the abbot and convent
of Waltham, &c. [13th century.]
[Heref.] C. 1629. Grant by John Mey, the elder, of Hereford, and Matilda his
wife, daughter and heiress of William de Wylton, late citizen of Hereford,
and Katherine his wife, to John Mey, clerk, their eldest son, of a tenement in
the suburbs of Hereford in a street called ' Bysshopcstrete.' Wednesday
the morrow of the Epiphany, 17 Richard II. Fraymcnts of two seals.
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C. 1630. Grant by William de Beton, citizen of London, to Gilbert the
Surgeon (Surigico), citizen of the same, and Felicia his wife, of 28.$. yearly
free and quit rent, out of 48s. .quit rent which the grantor used to receive
from the said Gilbert and Felicia for a tenement in the parish of St. Anthony,
London, adjoining the garden of Bokerelesbery, &c. Witnesses: — John le
Blond, Mayor of London, John de Lincoln and Roger de Paris, sheriffs,
Thomas Remain, alderman of that ward, and others (named). London,
Thursday after the Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 33 Edward I.
C. 1631. Grant by Thomas de Stonore, esquire, to Juliana, lato the
wife of Richard Bruus, of half a hide of land in Dudecote for her life.
A deed by which Hugh de la Mare granted the premises to Walter son of
Syreman de Harewell in fee, is recited in full. 1 May, 2 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1632. Grant by Joan, daughter of the late Robert Cachepol, of
Dunstable, to Matilda, daughter of Robert le Foulere, of the same place, of a
tenement, curtilage, and croft, which she had by the gift of Adam le Rous, in
South Street, Dunstable, adjoining Watlingstreet. Monday after St. Hilary,
9 Edward II.
[Dorset.] C. 1633. Grant by William de Larkepache and William Tracy,
wardens of the lands, &c., of the commonalty of the town of Bridport, to
John Morevile and Matilda his wife, daughter of Edward Reynaud, of a
tenement and curtilage in Bridport, between ' LaTolhalle' and the tenement
of Gregory de Lym, for their lives. Witnesses : — Laurence Elyot, Adam
Gulofre, bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Friday after St. Duustan,
7 Edward III.
Wilts. C. 1634. Licence from Sir John Ayly, abbot of the monastery of
St. Mary, of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, and of St. Aldelm the
Bishop (Prcsulis) at Malmesbury, of the order of St. Benedict, to John
Yorke, son and heir of William Yorke, esquire, to grant to William Mille,
perpetual chaplain celebrating at the altar of St. Mary the Virgin in the
church of the Holy Cross in the town and parish of Ramesbury, diocese of
Sarum, called the chantry of Wotton and Yorke chantry, and his successors,
a messuage called ' Gascoyn,' and other messuages, lands, rents, &c., in
Puryton, Puryton Stoke, Bentham Lydyzard, and Brokenburgh, held from
the said lord abbot, by right of the said monastery. Malmesbury, 1 August,
16 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 1635. Grant by Reginald de Helpestone, brother of Sir Robert de
Helpestone, rector of the church of Naueltone, to Robert de Bryssete,
clerk, and Joan his wife, of the tenement of Lose, in Hecsham, ' called
'Brychtwildesfeld.' Tuesday before St. Barnabas the Apostle, 14 Edward I.
Essex. C. 1636. Grant by Richard Rolf, of Westhamme, Essex, to John
Bokeler and William Hegman, of pasture in Westham in ' le Lake,' abutting
on the wood of the abbot and convent of Stratford, also land in a field
called 'Longeacre,' also a messuage in Upton adjoining a field called
' Perifelde,' and land, part in Upton, and part in a field called ' Dennyngis-
felde.' 8 March, 3 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Heref.] C. 1637. Grant by Richard Hynton, chaplain, to Hugh Harpere,
rector of the church of Busschopuston, and Roger Partrich, of Welynton, of
all his lands, &c., in Welynton which he had of the gift of Peter Codeshale.
10 January, 16 Richard II.
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[Devon.] C. 1638. Grant by Richard Trcby, clerk, to Thomas Olyver, of
Kyngesbrigge, of a virgate of land in Do.lebrook, adjoining the highway
from Dodcbrook to Charleton, which he had of the jiift of Elena, late wife
of William Falcombe, for his life, wiih remainder to his daughter Eleua and
the heirs of her body, &c. 31 May, 8 Henry VI. Seal.
Oxford. C. 1639. Disclaimer by Thomas Stonor, esquire, of a deed lately shown
Berks. to him by Humfrey Forster, esquire, in which the said Humfrey Forster
named him, together with John Wroughton, esquire, Richard Bedford, and
Harry Dogett, to be enfeoffed in his manor of Harpcden, and the advowson
of the church there, and in lands, &c., in Rotbcrfeld Grey, and in the towns
and parishes of Harpeden, Henley, Rotherfeld Grey, Rotherfeld Pyppard,
co. Oxford, and Remenham, Berks. 12 February, 13 Edward IV. English.
Seal.
[Wilts.] C. 1640. Grant by John le Spicer, of Remmesbury, to William
Shephirde and Margery his wife, of a tenement which he had by the gift
of Robert Tablett, in the town of Ramsbury. 10 June, 41 Edward III.
[Ileref.] C. 1641. Grant by Roger Mervin to Richard de Baginden, of an acre
of land in the territory of Welinton in Dalfurlouge, abutting on the way
called ' Cokateswey.' [13th century.]
Surrey. C. 1642. Release by Kathe; ' n Ilamond, late wife of Robert Standon,
formerly of Peckham, Surrey, to Richard Skynner and Agnes his wife, of
all her right in a barn and stable in the parish of CamberwelJ adjoining land
called ' le Lodge,' &c. 24 Jpue, 34 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] C. 1643. Grant by "Walter de Colworthe, of Eppinghathe, to John
Waubake, of Northwelde, of a piece of land in ' le Frytb ' of Theydene
Gernoun, abutting on Ncrthwelde Park and Geynes Park, &c. Epping-
hathe, Monday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 17 Edward II.
[Heref.] C. 1644. Grant by Roger Mervin to Richard de Baginden of an acre
of land in Welinton, in Hope, extending to Maribroc, and the way leading
to Dunemore. [13th century.] Seal.
[Suff ?] C. 1645. Release by John, son of Hamo Segot, of Aketune to Sir
John de Hodebo . . of all his right in land in Acton. [13th century.]
[Heref ?] C. 1646. Grant by Adam de Longelond to Adam le Botiler, of
Brochamton, of land between the land which formerly belonged to William
Wade and the land of Helen de Possewyc. Witnesses : — Sir John le
Moyne and others (named). [13th century.]
[Kent.] C. 1647. Grant by Adam Sprake, of the parish of St. Mary in Hoc,
to John Pal mere, of the same parish, of five virgates of land in the field
called ' Meldownne,' part adjoining land called ' Watj rlokstrete.' St. Mary's
parish, vigil of Trinity, 4 Henry Vl. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 1648. Grant by William son of Geoffrey de Humenhal, of
Smalburgh, to Sir Geoffrey Wyth, knight, and Isabella his wife, of 6d.
yearly rent, to be paid, as to part, by John de Byllokeby for the south
part of his messuage, part by Bartholomew Attewad for a marsh north
of his messuage, part by the heirs of John Brys for a marsh, part by
William de Bryggate for land in Westcroft, part by Richard de Snoringge,
of Dylham, for a piece of land in Hethfeld. Smallburgh, Saturday after
the Conversion of St. Paul, 3 Edward III.
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C. 1649. Bond of John do Brok to Simon de Kensington, Richard,
servant of Sir Hugh son of Othcs, William de Grangia of Cestresham,
and Alice, the wife of Richard son of Clement, of Cestresham, to pay good,
new, and lawful money for ten quarters of corn and five quarters of oats
received from them, at Michaelmas, A.D. 1281.
C. 1650. Grant by William, son of John Ban, of Dunstable, to
Stephen, son of John Garlec, of the same place, of a messuage and curti-
higo, which descended to the grantor from his uncle, in South Street,
Dunstable, extending to Watlingstreet. Morrow of St. Faith the Virgin,
24 Edward I.
C. 1651. Grant by John Kyrkeby, of Horton, to James- Hersynge, of
all the lands and tenements in Westbere, Sturreye, Swalclyve, and Chistelot,
which Ralph Seintlaurence, and Beatrice his wife, had from Henry Apuldore-
feld by fine levied 28 Edward I. 30 May, 7 Richard II. French.
C. 1652. Grant by John, son of Nicholas Mervin, to Richard de
Baginden, of land in the field of Wellinton, part by the road leading to
Dunemore, part in Esforlong, part in Grutforlung extending to Maribroch.
Witnesses : — Roger de Chandos and others (named). [13th century.]
Fragment of seal.
C. 1653. Grant by John de Bagyudene to Gregory Maubon of two
crofts in Wotton, one called ' Kentescroft,' the other called ' le Smythescroft,'
adjoining the way
38 Edward III.
leading to the wood. Sunday after Michaelmas,
C. 1654. Grant by William Fyndern, knight, William Chuvya, clerk,
John Prast, chaplain, and John Vawey, feoffees of the manor of Macchyng-
halle in Macchyng, co. Essex, and of other manors and lands in the samo
county, to the use of Henry Langley and for the purposes of his will, to
Humfrey Langley, brother of the said Henry, of a yearly rent of six
marcs issuing out of the said manor called ' Macchynghalle.' Saturday the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 14 Henry VII.
C. 1655. Grant by Nicholas Kemesyngge, of Boxforde, to John
Aleyn, of Miland by Colchester, Robert Ropere and John Prentys, the
younger, of 'la Neylond,' of all his lands, &c., which formerly belonged to
William de Suttone in Boxford aforesaid. 8 April, 48 Edward III.
C. 1656. Release by Godfrey son of Geoffrey de Hadestoke, formerly
citizen of London, to William de Bettun, mercer, citizen of London, of all
the right which descended to him from Joan his mother or otherwise, in
two marcs yearly rent which the said Joan had from his tenement in the
parishes of St. Anthony and St. John, Walbrook, London, adjoining
Bokerelesberi. Witnesses : — Henry le Waleis, Mayor of London and
alderman of that ward, Jordan Godchep and Martin Box, sheriffs of
London, and others (named). [12 Edward I.] »
C. 1657. Grant by John Potter, of Birchemor, and Robert Deysterp,
of Wowburne Chapel, to William Sweyn, of Stanbrigg, of a messuage in
Stanbrugge which they had of the gift of Peter Talbot. Sunday after
the Annunciation, 6 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
C. 1658. Letters of attorney from Richard de Wynneferthyng, clerk,
to Robert de Botelier to deliver seisin to King Edward of the manors of
Anesty, Mesdene, Hormad, and West Melne. London, Monday after the
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 19 Edward I.
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Midd\. C. 1659. Grunt by John Soinervile, citizen and. goldsmith of London,
and Catherine his wife, daughter and heiress of Roger Monckoy, formerly
citizen and fishmonger of the same, to William Drynkele, citizen and
chandler of London, of a tenement which descended to the said Katharine
from Roger her late father in St. Martiu Orgar Lane, in the parish of
St. Laurence by Candelwykstrete, London. Witnesses : — William Wal-
worth, and others (named), lo May, 48 Edward III. Seal and fragment
of seal.
Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Hustings Court of Common
Pleas, Monday after St. Barnabas the Apostle, 48 Edward III.
Oxford. . C. 1660. Grant by John Sheperd, of Menygrove, to John Sweteser
and Margaret his wife, of a messuage, garden, and close within the parish
of Pissehill, which Richard West lately held. 4 October, 8 Edward IV.
Fragments of hot) seals.
[Oxford.] C. 1661. Grant by Margaret Sheperd, of Menygrove, to Richard West
and Margery his wife, of a messuage and garden in Menygrove aforesaid,
in the parish of Pyssehill, adjoining the land of the abbot of Dorchester,
al«o of a close called 'Cowfild'and eight perches of another close called
' Homecraft,' whicli, with Thomas Sheperd her husband, she lately purchased
of John Sheperd. 12 July, 1 Edward IV. Seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1662. Grant by Richard Angewyn, of Dunstable, to William Ic
Baxtere, of the same place, of an acre of land in the west field of
Dunstable, in exchange for an acre in the field of Kenesworth. Sunday
after St. Valentine, 48 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1663. Grant by Idouya Wate, late wife of Nicholas Clerk, of
Dunstable, to William Piston and Christiana his wife, of three rods of
land in 'les Inlondes,' on the south of Dunstable. Wednesday before
St. Martin, 6 Edward II.
[Bedf.] C. 1664. Grant by Robert Roberd, of Dunstable, to William dc
Wylshamstede, of the same place, of an acre of land in ' les Southinnyugges '
of Dunstable. Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 23 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1665. Grant by John Campe, of Northampton, and Margery his
wife, to Nicholas de Wilshamstede, of Dunstable, of land in ' les South-
croftes,' of Dunstable. Saturday before the Exaltation of Holy Cross,
22 Edward III. Seal.
[Norf.] C. 1666. Grant by Roger son of Henry to Richard de Senges, of
land in Mundham, lying to the south of Stubinge, and abutting on Oldegate;
also land adjoining Oldegate, and land in Breche, called ' Crispes treches,'
and an acre called ' le Sure aker,' a messuage and toft in the parish of
St. Ethelbert, Mundham, and land in the north part of Lodnegate. [13th
century.]
[Bedf.] C. 1667. Grant by John, son of the late William Baker (Pistor'),
of Dunstable, chaplain, to Nicholas de Wylshamsted, baker, in South Street,
Dunstable, and Joan his wife, of land in 'les South Inlondes ' of Dunstable.
Saturday before St. Gregory the Pope, 17 Edward III.
[N'hainp.] C. 1668. Grant by Alexander de Buketon to Ralph son of Alexander
de Draiton, of land in Buketon, part upon the Church Vale of Boughton,
part in Stowedale, part at Winemiln, part at Cocwelles, part on the great
road to Northampton, and adjoining the Langeho road and the said great
Northampton road, and adjoining the field of Torp. [13th century.]
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Dorset. C. 1669. Grant by John Durlyng, of Slalbrig, Dorset, and AI'
wife, 1o Baldwin Whittock and Joan his wife, of a messuage with curtilage
in Shirbourne iii the liberty of ' la Newlond.' Copy, paper,
[Middz.] C. 1670. Defeasance to a Statute Staple bond from Richard Fitz
Lovvys, of Bardewell, Suffolk, esquire, to William Stonore, of co, Oxford,
esquire, for 160/. sterling.
The bond is to be void if the said Kit-hard keeps the said William
indemnified, &e., against George Stile, of London, gentleman, as to 1401.
sterling. 11 February, 14 Edward IV. Seal.
[N'hamp.] C. 1671. Grant by Alexander de Buketon to the Hospital of the Holy
Trinity without Northampton, and the brethren of the same, of a rent of
12*. in Buketon, also of pasture in the fields of Buketon for 12 score sheep.
[13th century.]
[Oxford.] C. 1672. Demise by Thomas Carssewell and Katherine his wife, late
wife of Thomas Croxford, to Nicholas Norisse, son of Hugh Norisse, and
Helen, wife of the said Nicholas, of a messuage in Curtlyngton, called
' Croxfordesplace.' Witnesses : — William Coston, vicar of Curtlyngton, and
others (named). Whitsunday, 10 Henry V.
[Dorset.] C. 1673. Letters of attorney from William Hychecok, the elder, of
Uridport, to Richard Webbe, to deliver seisin to William Mountfort.
William Butte, and John Clement, of lauds, &c., in Bridport. Thursday
after St. Hilary, 7 Henry V. Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1674. Agreement between William Chamberlain (Camcr'), son of
Jordan Chamberlain, and Eustace Mercer, son of Walter de Edelmeton,
about a privy which the said William had made on land in the fee of Mere-
ton, by his land in the parish of St. Anthony. Witnesses : — Serle Mercer,
Mayor of London, Richard Renger and Thomas Lambert, sheriffs, and others
(named), [G Henry III.] Fragment of seal.
[Middx.] C. 1675. Indenture witnessing that John Madley, bailiff of the manor
of Carletoa of Sir Thomas Fyndeme, knight, has delivered to Harry Bray,
draper, dwelling at the Stokkys, London, nine hundred five score aud ten
fleeces. Feast of St. Bartholomew, 23 Henry VI. English.
[Wilts.] C. 1676. Release by John de Remmesbury, son and heir of Robert
de Remmesbury, to William Holbech and Matilda his wife, and Thomas
Holbech, of all his right in a messuage, laud, meadow, pasture, and 56*.
yearly rent, together with the tenants and the bondmen with their issue in
Fitelton ; also of all his right in other lands, &c., and in the fishery and
millpond of the said William in Fitelton and Combe. Westminster, Friday
the morrow of the Ascension, 37 Edward III.
Endorsed : Memorandum of enrolment in Banco, Easter term,
37 Edward III.
[Surrey.] C. 1677. Grant by Gilbert de Malevile to William de Cherlewode, of
4s. 4d. yearly and quit rent, which Sir Richard de Gatewik owes for lands
and tenements which he holds in Chepstede, for a tenement called *le
Pagelond,' and land called 'le Longusruydene ' and ' Witesruydene.'
Witnesses: — Sir Peter, parson of Chipstead, and others (named). Sunday
after St. Augustine the Apostle of England, 3 Edward III. Seal.
[Line.] C. 1678. Grant by Richard, son of Richard the Carpenter ( Carpentarii),
of Oselby, to John son of Siuiou of Claxby, of laud in the territory of Oselby.
[13th century.]
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[Herts.] C. 1679. Release by George Preston and Cecilia his wife, late wife of
John Threasher, butcher, and John Nanny, to Thomas Colman, Thomas
Long, clerk, John Vcssy, and Richard Dyer, of all their right in a curtilage
in Holy wel.strete, St. Albans, by the stream called ' Holywelstreme,' running
towards Sopwell. Witnesses : — Richard Pavor, bailiff of St. Albans, and
others (named). 11 September, 36 Henry VI. Seal.
C. 1680. Release by William Assruges, of Dunstable, to Nicholas
de Wylshamsted, baker, in South Street, Dunstable, and Joan his wife, of
all his right in land in *le West Inlondes' of Duustable. Wednesday
the feast of St. Gregory the Pope, 17 Edward III.
C. 1681. Release by John Brian, of Dunstable, to Stephen Garlec,
of the same place, of all his right in a messuage in South Street, Dunstable.
Sunday before St. George the Martyr, 25 Edward I.
C. 1682. Grant by Walter Bestot, son of John Bestot, to Adam de
Lcyborne, porter of Aunemore, of a messuage in Welintone opposite the
grantor's door. [13th century.]
C. 1683. Grant by Robert de Fynchale, rector of the church of
Elmedon, to William atte Graunge, chaplain, and Thomas de Fynchale,
his brother, of Solyhull, of all his lands in the fee of Solyhull. Solyhull,
Sunday after Michaelmas, 35 Edward III.
C. 1684. Release by John Henley, of Depford Strande, Kent, gentle-
man, and Thomasine his wife, one of the daughters of Richard Spencer,
deceased, late of London, gentleman, to Robert Hawkyns, citizen and
haberdasher of London, executor of the will of the said Richard, of all
actions. 2 December, 4 Henry VIII. Signed.
C. 1685. Receipt from William Makkeneye, son of Sir William
Makkeneye, knight, to his mother Dame Helen Makkeneye, executrix of
the said Sir William, for 5 marcs, part of a legacy of 10 marcs bequeathed
to him by the will of the said Sir William Makkeneye. Friday the morrow
of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 6 Richard II.
C. 1686. Grant by John Gryme, of Peckham, Surrey, to William
Causton, of the same place, of a collage in Peckham, in the parish of Cain-
berwell, adjoininga way called ' Brechelane,' which the grantor had together
with John Giblot. deceased, by the gift of John Drynkewater, of Peckham.
26 July, 3 Henry VI.
C. 1687. Receipt from William, Earl of Suffolk, to John Hampden, of
Hampden, esquire, sheriff of the counties of Bedford and Bucks, for 201.,
part of 60/. which Henry, late King of England, granted by letters patent to
John, Duke of Bedford, out of the revenues and profits of the said counties.
30 June, 13 Henry VI.
C. 1688. Grant by Joan, late the wife of Nicholas Kynbell, esquire,
to Nicholas Kynbell, her son, Nicholas Conyngiston, and William Breton,
citizen and draper of London, of two tenements with houses and shops, Ac.,
in the parish of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate, London, adjoining Temystret.
5 November, 12 Henry IV.
Bucks. C. 1689. Release by Andrew Nyxon, of Princes Risborough, Bucks,
to Nicholas Kyngge, of all actions. 18 January, 5 Edward IV.
[Bedf.]
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[Middx.] C. 1690. Grant by Richard Broghton, citizen and stockfishmonger of
London, to John de Vache, fishmonger, John Beauford, stockfisbmonger,
John Austyn, fishmonger, and Thomas Henclyf, butcher, citizens of London,
of a brewhouse tenement, called ' le Dolfyne on le Hoop,' in Thamyse-
strete, in the parish of St. Magnus in the city of London, -which he formerly
had, together with others, by the gift of .Richard Coksete, of Rochester,
Kent, and Joan his wife. [Before] William Marwe, Mayor of London, John
Yonge and Thomas Oulgreve, sheriffs, Robert Home, alderman of that ward,
and other witnesses (named). 28 July, 34 Henry VI. Seal.
Essex. C. 1691. Grant by John Pykeman, the younger, of Lamhourne,
Essex, and Alice his wife, to Edmund de Kent, of Stratford Laugthorne
in the parish of Westhamme, in the same county, of pasture land in ' le lake '
at Stratford Langthorne aforesaid, abutting on the wood of the abbot and
convent of Stratford and the highway from Brendewode to London.
29 October, 4 Henry V. Two seals.
[N'hamp.] C. 1692. Demise by Richard Bollesore, master of the House of the
Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Thomas
Maget, of West Haddon, and John, Joan, Matilda, and Dionisia, his children,
of the reversion of a house and garden at Westhaddon, which Richard
Kyn, of Everdon, holds for his life. Wednesday before the Conversion of
St. Paul, 15 Richard II. Three seals.
[Middx.] C. 1693. Release by Anne Hert, of London, widow, late the wife of
John Hert, deceased, citizen and grocer of London, and executrix of his
will, to John White, of Bodman, Cornwall, mercer, of all actions. 12 June,
22 Henry VII. Seal.
[Warw ?] C. 1694. Grant and release by Alexander, son of Ranulph Rastel, of
Littlebromwyz, to William le Ferur, of Stichford, and Agnes his wife, of
Id. yearly rent issuing out of land in Little Bromwich, in a field called 'la
Oldefelt.' Stichford, Friday before the Ascension, 24 Edward 1.
[Dorset.] C. 1695. Bond of Thomas Ellewell, of Oxkereswell, to John Croukes,
for 100s. sterling. Saturday before St. Peter ad Vincula, 17 Richard II.
Endorsed : Defeasance. The bond is to be void on payment of certain sums
by the said Thomas at Bridport on certain dates specified.
[Bedf.] C. 1696. Receipt from Thomas Peyvere (?) to Henry Pyhakere, of
Dunstable, for 40*. in full payment, of 18/. Todyugton, feast of St. Kathe-
rine the Virgin, 4 Henry VI.
[Kent.] C. 1697. Letters of attorney from Robert le Hert, of Faveresham,
and Elizabeth his wife, to John de Leyham, to receive seisin of land which
they acquired from Solomon son of Thomas de Alledou, hi Westwell and
Pette by Cherringe. Faversham, Monday the vigil of St. Gregory the Pope,
18 Edward II.
Bedf. C. 1698. Demise by Richard, Earl of Kent, to William Ilewyns, of
Ampthill, co. Bedford, baker, of his mill called ' Clophyl! Myll,' in Clophill,
with the dam and pytyll belonging to the said mill, &c. 12 February,
5 Henry VIII. English. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] C. 1699. Letters of attorney from John, son of Richard atte Wode, of
Solihull, sojourning in Lichfield, to John Harpour, of Solihull, and Richard
atte Wode, butcher, to deliver seisin to William, son of Thomas Hore, of
Elmedon, and Margaret, wife of the said William, of two plots of land and
pasture in Solihull, one called ' Schawelond,' the other ' Maderiscroft.'
Sunday after St. Valentine, 10 Richard II.
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[Middx.] C. 1700. Receipt from Robert Spenser, knight, and Eleanor lii.s wife,
Countess of Wilts, late the wife of James, late Earl of Wilts, to Thomas,
Earl of Ormonde, William Ilusee, Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
John Cheync, knight, William Ilody, knight, John Biconcll, knight,
"William Dnnthorn, clerk, William Martyn, William Froste, and Thomas
Cary, for 40 marcs paid at the Rood of the north door of St. Paul's, part
of an annuity of 80 marcs payable to the said Countess out of certain
manors and lands. 3 November, 3 Henry VII. Signed. Two seals.
[Berks.] C. 1701. Demise by Thomas Catwy and Joan his wife to John Wade,
of Harewcll, of their manor of Payneliscourt in Borewardescot, excepting
the high chambers of the said manor, which were reserved for the lord and
lady of the manor when they stayed there, and except the granary. 8 May,
9 Richard II. Seal.
[Cornw.] C. 1702. Release by Robert do Tresilian to William Ilcndre, parson of
the church of Wythiel, and Ralph Hustyng, of 20 mares, part of 80 marcs
owed by them. London, 30 November, 1 Richard [II.]
[Somers.] C. 1703. Grant by John de Wyditone, rector of the church of
Fifhide, and Robert Prat, parish chaplain of the same place, to Richard
Cnntasse, and the heirs of his body, of a messuage with houses, lands,
&c., in Fifhide which they acquired from the said Richard. With successive
remainders in tail to Richard's son John, and to Joan, the wife of John le
Turnur, &c. Sunday before the Annunciation, 3 Edward III.
[ ] C. 1704. Release by William Vesy, esquire, to Henry, Duke of Exeter,
Anne, Duchess of Exeter, Richard Caudray and Thomas Mannyng, clerks,
of all actions. 23 December, 29 Henry VI.
[Snff.] C. 1705. Grant by Egidia, relict of Ralph Brian, of Navylton, to
Robert de Brese, clerk, and Joan his wife, of a piece of land in Heclmm,
abutting on a wood called ' Turgiiswode.' Hecham, Tuesday after St.
Euphemia the Virgin, 20 Edward I. Seal.
[CanVb.] C. 1706. Demise by Matilda Walteer, of Crawden, and John her son,
to William Vruey (or Urvey), of Wyupool, of a messuage in Wynpool, in a
place called ' le Vyntre,' r, croft, and lands in the fields of Wynpool and
Orewelle, part upon Smythishil, part abutting on Sowdon Weie, part in
Litil Iliche, part upon Flexlond abutting on ' le Mare,' part on Blacwelle,
part at Tybbyscros, part on Peeslond, &c. Crawden, Tuesday the Epiphany,
6 Henry IV."
Endorsed : " Gyrton in the countie of Cambrige."
[ Middx.] C. 1707. Demise by Joan, late the wife of George Darell, knight, to
William Aburgh of a tenement in St. Clement's Lane by Estechepe in the
city of London. 8 February, 6 Henry VII.
'>!>rby.] C. 1708. Letters of attorney from Thomas Hunt, of Lyndeby, to
William de Lowe, of Chestrefeld, to deliver seisin to John Hunt, of Asshovere,
l'ie younger, of a messuage and garden in Chestrefeld, and land in the fields
of Chesterfield aforesaid. Thursday after Michaelmas, 21 Richard II. Seal.
Warw.] C. 1709. Demise by John, son of William attc Birches, clerk, of
Solihull, to Thomas Grytfyn. of the same place, clerk, for his life, of land,
moadow, and moor at Soutford, also of land at Reynalduscros and Leche-
na'-duscote, and by the road from Birmingham to Warwick, and land,
meadow, am' moor at Schelleye. Solihull, Sunday after Michaelmas,
20 Edward III. Seal.
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[Rcrks?] C. 1710. Grant by John Bienshef, of Tyghclhurst, to John do Stonore
of a plot of land which was formerly a tenement of Alan le Gucthc, and
land adjacent in Tyghelhurst, in a field of the said John de Stonoro called
' Estfeld,' and pasture for two animals in the said Stonove's fields. Saturday
the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 10 Edward II. Damaged.
FSussex.] C. 1711. Release by William Saxton, late of Throckleston, Hants, and
Anne his wife, to Thomas Haughton, clerk, rector of the church of Lurgar-
sale, of all their right in two messuages and land in Lurgershall and
Buddesden. 16 October, 20 Henry VIII. Seal and fragment of seal.
[Devon.] C. 1712. Grant by, Margery Pruet, widow, to John Snape, of a tene-
ment in Saltcomb in Schabeeomb, between Schabecombe lake and the land
of Philip Cortenay, knight. Kyngysbrygge, .5 October, 23 Henry VI. Seal.
[Ucvoii.] C. 1713. Letters of attorney from Margery, late the wife of John Pruet,
to Richard Upton and Roger Fayrewedyr, to deliver seisin to John Snape
of a tenement in Saltcomb. 6 October, 23 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Dorset.] C. 1714. Grant by John Hore, alias But, of Bridport, and Joan his
wife, to Richard Dudenayand Avice his wife, of atonement in West Street,
Bridport. Witnesses : — William Mountfort, Simon atte Forde, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). Friday after St. Valentine the Martyr,
6 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[York.] C. 1715. Release by William Bakere and Edith his wife to Thomas
Calston of the obligation by which the said Thomas had undertaken to
provide the gaid Edith with a gown befitting her condition at Christmas
every year during her life. The release extends to the first year only.
Lacok, feast of St. John and St. Paul, 9 Henry IV.
[Surrey.] C. 1716. Grant by Richard Noke, smith, and Joan his wife, late the
wife of Thomas Wodehous, to William Creswyk, of London, of a yearly
rent of 10*. issuing out of a brewhouse tenement with garden, &c., which
the said Richard and Joan held for the life of the said Joan, in Peckham
in the parish of Caniberwell. 22 December, 5 Henry IV. French. Seal
and fragment of seal.
[Surrey.] C. 1717. Grant by Thomas Wodehous, of London, to William Crcsewyk,
of London, John Wakefeld, and John Bygood, clerk, of London, of a yearly
rent of 20s. out of a brewhouse tenement in the hamlet of Peckham in the
parish of Camberwell. 1 February, 1 Henry IV. Seal.
[Surrey.] C. 1718. Grant by John Gybelot, son of John Gybclot, of Peckham,
in the parish of Camberwell, to John Coumber and Christine his wife, of
the same place, of an acre of land in the field called ' Goselonde ' in Peckham,
adjoining a certain piece of water commonly called ' Waterwey,' extending
to a field called ' Hasefeld.' Peckham, 1 February, 12 Richard II. Seal.
Surrey. C. 1719. Grant by John Wodehous, of the county of Nottingham, to
William Cresewyk, John North,William Coupere, clerk, John Wodehous, the
younger, and John Bygod, clerk, of the reversion of a brewhouse tenement
and garden in Peckham in the parisk of Camberwell. Thomas Wodehous,
of London, and Joan his wife had an estate tail in the premises, Thomas
had died without issue, and his uncle, the grantor, was his right ht'ir and
entitled to the reversion after the death of the said Joan. I September,
4 Henry IV. Seal.
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Surrey. C. 1720. Grant by Robert Wite, citizen and 'witewier' of London,
to John, son of John Gibelot, of Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell,
of land called 'Gosacre,' adjoining the field called ' Heselfelde,' ulso land
adjoining Withebroke Spotte. Peckham, Sunday before St. Tiburtius and
St. Valerian, 6 Richard II. Seal.
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[Dorset.] C. 1721. Release by Thomas St.ykclanc, of Lyme, to John Rogier, of
all his right in a messuage and curtilage in East Street, Bridport, which
Peter Kyng lately held. Witnesses : — William Iluddesfeld, Gilbert Draper,
bailiffs of Uridport, and others (named). Feast of St. Mark the Evangelist,
12 Henry IV. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1722. Demise by Roger Colneye, citizen and draper of London, to
Margaret, late the wife of Robert Chirchcman, late citizen and fishmonger
of London, daughter of Joan, late the wife of William de Ilanampstcde, late
citizen and grocer of London, of tenements in ' le Oldechaunge' opposite
Curterslanc, in the parish of St. Augustin's by the door of St. Paul's, London,
for her life. The said Robert Chirchemari and Margaret conveyeil the
premises, together with tenements in Soperslane in the parish of St. Anthony,
London, which formerly belonged to Joan, mother of the said Margaret, to
the said Roger and Sir Robert Goldsmyth, clerk, deceased, for the life of the
said Robert and Margaret. John Hende, Mayor of London, William de
Louthe and Stephen Speleman, sheriffs, William Walderne, alderman of
that ward. 28 June, 6 Henry IV.
[York.] C. 1723. Grant by Isabella, Idonia, and Elizabeth, sisters, to Baldwin
del Hyll, and Marjory his wife, of a messuage and land which descended
to them after the death of their father William de Rodewodc ; also a
meadow called ' le Leye,' with wood adjacent, at Thurleston. One third of
the rent reserved to be paid to Petronilla de Rodewode for her dower.
[1 3th century.]
Wilts. C. 1724. Grant by John Cheyne. of co. Devon, esquire, and Egidia
his wife, to John Cornysh, of Wermyster, John Mayne, Thomas Bryggys,
William Skynnere, Richard Mose, yeomen, of all the lands, &c., in Chiklade,
Coldecote, Ore, and Dreycote, which the grantors had by the gift of William
Palton, knight, father of the said Egidia. Witnesses : — Robert Hungerford,
Edmund Hungerford, John Baynton, knights, and others (named). 26 Anril.
20 Henry VI,
[ ] C. 1725. Assignment by Michael Trevere to Richard Flamank and
Thomas Glyn, of all his goods and chattels. 2 November, '2 Richard III.
[Staff.] C. 1726. Grant by John son of William, son of William son of
Gregory, to William his son, and the heirs of his body, of all his lands and
tenements in the fee of Betteley^ except a messuage, curtilage and croft,
which belonged to Gregory the grantor's uncle, and a plot of land at
'le Schete,' a plot of meadow in Westmedue with Rounloker, and land in
' le Fourtiacres,' in ' le Polredyng,' in ' le Polesthed,' and by Westmedue.
With successive remainders in toil to William, son of Robert Skeyl, and
Thomas, son of Kobert Skeyl, with an ultimate remainder to the Blessed
Mary of Betley. Tuesday after St. James, A.D. 1349.
[Line.] C. 1727. Grant by John, son of Richard Skrope, of Oselby, to William
Chapman, of the same place, of land in the east field of Usselby ' under the
Hyll.' Sunday before Michaelmas, A.D. 1345.
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[Heref.] C. 1728. Release by Gregory Hoper to John Balle, of Bradefeld, and
Isabella his wife of all his right in lands, &c., in Nethermore, Levonne,
Bodenham, Culpeke and Mawrdyn, which he and they lately recovered,
together with lands, &c., in Oklepichard, from Edmund Brugge and Eleanor
his wife by fine levied at Westminster. 6 December, 12 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] C. 1729. Grant by John, Duke of Brittany, Earl of Mountfort and
Richmond, to his esquire Jankyn FitzNicole, of the manor of Chesthunte,
for his life. 3 November, 48 Edward III. French. Cancelled.
Endorsed : Memorandum that this grant was vacated in the King's
Chancery on the grant by the Duke to the said John of an annuity of
80 marcs out of his manor of Quassynburgh (Washingborough) by Lincoln,
21 March, 5 [Richard II.].
[Suff.] C. 1730. Receipt from Thomas de Brumton to Sir Robert de Reydon
for 10 marcs sterling for a certain yearly rent of 10 marcs in which the
said Robert was bound ; also for other sums. Whersted, Saturday before
the Annunciation, 4 Edward II.
[Oxford.] C. 1731. Bond from John de Baddeby, of the diocese of Lincoln, to
the prior and cohvent of the order of St. Mary of Mount Carmel at
Oxford, for 12 marcs. Aumberdene, 26 June, 44 Edward III.
[VVarw?] C. 1732. Grant by Roger de Boriate, of Scheldone, to William
Merchant (Mercenar'), of ' la Lee,' in free marriage with Juliana, the
grantor's daughter, of his barn and part of his curtilage, and land in « le
Heye,' between Me Moulondes" and the road leading to 'le Witeinor.'
[13th century.]
[Berks.] C. 1733. Grant by John de Pesemer, with the consent of Matilda his
wife, to John Brande, of ' la Hulle ' in the parish of Inkepenne, and Clarissa
his wife, of a piece of land in a tillage called ' Cornaises crofte,' in ' la Hulle '
aforesaid. Monday after St. Leo the Pope, 9 Edward II.
[Middx.] C. 1734. Receipt from Thomas Hartlow, citizen and freemason of
London, to Thomas Lord Ormonde, by William Catelyn his servant, for
26*. Sd. 11 July, 7 Henry VII. English.
[ ] C. 1735. Acquittance from William Blount, Lord Mount joye, to
Thomas, Earl of Ormonde, for all such assignments and bequests as were
given to him by his late lady and mother, wife to the said Earl. 30 De-
cember, 17 Henry VII. English. Signed. Seal.
[Middx.] C. 1736. Receipt from Sir William Hille, master of the house of
St. Thomas of Acres in London, to the Earl of Ormonde, by his servant
Thomas Balle, for 26*. 8d. sterling, one year's rent of the said Earl's chamber
within St. Thomas's aforesaid. 6 February, 16 Henry VII. English.
Bucks. C. 1737. Receipt from John Galfeld to Nicholas Wendoure, rent-
gatherer to John Cornishe, esquire, of his livelihood in Princes Risborough
and Saunderton, for 31. 4s. 9d. Monks Risborough, 8 December, 5 Edward IV.
English.
[Bedf.] C. 1738. Confirmation by Robert Bugge, son of Reginald Bugge, to
God and St. Mary of the Hermitage of Blechesho and brother Robert
Parage, and the brethren of the said hermitage, of the gift of the said
Reginald Bugge to them, viz., of land in Bletsoe upon Lestocginc, and
meadow land in Mordene. [13th century.]
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[Bedf.] C. 1739. Release by Agnes Wyppysnade, late the wife of John
Wyppysnade, to William Todyngton, of all her right in a piece of land
which descended to her after the death of her husband, as dower.
Wyppysnade, Sunday the feast of St. John the Evangelist, 18
Damaged.
[Norf.] C. 1740. Grant by Ranulph Henry to Sir Geoffrey Wenge, chaplain,
of one penny yearly rent in Seyingge, to be received from Ralph Toke
for a tenement which he held in Langale, and one root of ginger from
the master of the Hospital of Norwich, perpetual rector of the church of
Seething, Hedenham, 2 November, 12 Edward II.
[N'hamp.] C. 1741. Release by Ralph de Dina, of Little Brampton, to God and
St. Mary, and the Hospital of the Holy Trinity without Northampton, and
the brethren there, of nil his right in a 'rent of 3*. in Little Brampton,
which the said brethren used to receive yearly out of tenements
with which Angetil, the monk of Brampton, enfeoffed the said hospital.
[13th century.] Seal.
[Essex.] C. 1742. Receipt from Robert Henley, of London, draper, to William
Powere, of High Rooding, for 41. 4s. 5d., one year's rent due to Dame
Elizabeth Tressam, of which 3s. 6d. is allowed for repairs. Written by the
said Robert Henley, "wl myn awyfi hand"." 24 January, [c. A.D. 1500].
English.
[Dorset.] C. 1743. Grant by John Clement to William, son and heir of William
Hychecok, of Bridport, of a parcel of land by Kylly[ngsmill ?].
Witnesses : — William Olyver and John Burges, bailiffs of Bridport, and
others (named). Tuesday the morrow of the Invention of Holy Cross,
23 Damaged.
[Dorset.] C. 1744. Grant by John Harrys and John Bytesgate, treasurers and
wardens of the lands and rents of the town of Bridport, to John Burgeis and
Agnes his wife, and William their son, for their lives, of a cottage in
Stakelaue, Bridport. Witnesses : — William Olyver, one of the bailiffs of
Bridport, John But, and others (named). Friday after the Epiphany,
23 Henry VI.
[N'hamp.] C. 1745. Demise by Master Ralph de Waldegrave, master of the
Hospital of St. David without Northampton, and the brethren of the same,
to William Dycoun, of Esthaddon, Alice his wife, and Thomas their
son, for their lives, of a moiety of a messuage and curtilage in Esthaddon,
and a moiety of a carucate of land. Witnesses : — Sir John de St. Andrew,
knight, and others (named). Sunday after the Purification, 32 Edward III,
[Notts.] C. 1746. Demise by William Bukkeler, clerk, rector of the church of
Gotham, and Richard Thorp, of the same place, to Cicely, daughter of John
Babyngton, of yk, esquire, and wife of Thomas Samon, son
and heir of John Samon, esquire, for her life, of the manor of Gotham,
with lands, &c., except the advowson of Gotham church. 31 March,
19 Edward IV. Damaged.
Wore. C. 1747. Agreement between William Wollashull and John Vampage,
Glouc. the elder, on the marriage of John Vampage, son of the said John the elder,
Somers. and Joan, daughter of the said William, giving the said John the younger
an estate tail, after the death of his said father and Elizabeth his father's
wile, in all their manors, &c., co. Worcester, and the manor of Collesborn,
co. Gloucester, with lands, &c., in Great Collesboru, Little Collesborn,
Wythyndon, Elkeston, and Archerstoke, in the same county; and giving
the said Joan an estate tail, after the death of her father, in his manors
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&c., in co. Worcester, and, after the death of her father and Elizabeth his
wife, an estate tail in the manor of Symluroombe, co. Somerset. The said
John Vampage, the elder, and the said William enter into mutual bonds for
1001. sterling that they will carry out the above agreement. 10 August,
14 Henry VI.
[Staff 1] C. 1748. Grant by Nicholas le Melwart, of Chelkeleye, sojourning in
Fulford, to William sou of Henry de Stalinton, of one royal acre in the feo
of Fulford, in ' the leecroft.' Tuesday the feast of St. Chad the Bishop,
7 Edward III. Damaged.
[Bedf.] C> 1749. Sale by Thomas Liurens, of Bykeliswade, tailor, to John
Enderby, esquire, of a house in Sutton, adjoining the garden of the parson
of Sutton, &c. 1 May, 16 Henry VII. English.
[Bedf.] C. 1750. Grant by Thomas Gery, alias Ferrour, of Dunstable, to John
Blecchele, of the same place, of a toft in ' le South ende ' of Dunstable, in a
lane called ' Pochunlane.' Feast of St. Stephen, 21 Richard II.
[Heref.] C. 1751. Grant by Walter de Houton, of , to Eleanor . .
... of land, &c., in Opfeld on the hill, in Lutfeld, in Hulfeld, adjoining
land which formerly belonged to Massie le Chaundos, in Lanecroft, in
Opfeld at ' le Gore,' extending to Sodemarssh. At Le More of Bodenham,
feast of St. Philip and St. Jaines, 7 Richard II. Damaged.
[Norf.] C. 1752. Grant by Hervey and William, brothers, sons of William
Laweiuan, of Dilham, to Roger Fayerman, of the same place, of two pieces
of meadow in Dilham, one adjoining the fee of Sir William de Gyneye.
St. Mary Magdalen's day, 8 Edward I.
[Surrey.] C. 1753. Grant by Thomas Attewalle, of Camberwell, to Richard
Ailwyne, of Peckham, of two pieces of land in the field of Suttfeld Brayard.
Camberwell, Sunday after the Octave of Easter, 17 Edward III. Fragment
of seal.
[Bedf.] C. 1754. Release by Robert Holme, citizen and mercer of London, son
and heir of Robert Holme, of Dunstable, to Richard Bateman and John
Skynner, of all his right in a barn and ground in ' le Pochonlane,'
Duustable. 16 April, 5 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
Suff. C. 1755. Demise by John de Hothurn, bishop of Ely, to Sir Robert de
Bures and Andrew his son, of the wardship of the manor of Edwardestone,
which the bishop held during the minority of Sir William de Mountchenesy,
of Edwardeston. Glemesforde, 16 September, 16 Edward II. French.
[Heref.] C. 1756. Grant by Richard , chaplain, and John, son of John
Wyche, late citizen of Hereford, deceased, executors of his will, to John
Mey, citizen of Hereford, the younger, Master Philip Grym, clerk, Walter
Mubbe, Hugh . . ygan, Thomas Housom, and Richard Morys, of a
tenement in which the said testator lived, in St. Thomas Street, Hereford,
adjoining a lane called ' Byhyndewalles,' which the testator devised to his
executors to sell after the death of his son John and others and devote the
proceeds for the benefit of his soul. Witnesses : — John Falk, the younger,
and Roger Barbour, King's bailiffs of Hereford, the said John [Wyche ?],
mayor of Hereford, and others (named). A January, 10 Henry IV.
Damaged. Two seals.
[Warw.] C. 1757. Grant by Thomas de Gardiuo, to John Madour, of land
in the manor of Solihull, in free marriage with Isabella his daughter,
adjoining the road from Warwick to Birmingham, and at Dunepol by the
road from Hulisleye to Solihull church. [13th century.]
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564 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
[Bedf.] C. 1758. Grant by William Neel, of Dunstable, to Thomas Gery, of
the same place, of a toft in South Street, Dunstable. 1 May, 20 Richard II.
[Warw.] C. 1759. Grant by John :itte Orchard, of Longodon, to William, son of
Thomas atte Birches, of Solihull, of all his lands, £c., in Solihull, except a
meadow and croft called ' le Morcroft,' in exchange for lands and the
reversion of a h'eld called ' le Marleputfeld,' in Longdon. Wednesday after
Michaelmas, 11 Edward III.
[Sussex.] C. 1760. Grant by William Andeman, son of Christina Andeman, to
John Aleyn, of Ifeld, of u field in the parish of Ifeld called ' Orroderedene.'
Friday before Christmas [?], . . Edward I. Damaged.
Bucks. C. 1761. Demise by John Colyn, parson of the church of Styfford,
Essex, Thomas Mnndy, vicar of the church of Kyngeseye, Bucks, and
John Ermyte, of Southwokyndon, Essex, to John Tony, of Kyngeseye, of
a messuage, garden, and croft, in Kyngeseye, for his life. 27 November,
7 Richard II. French. Damaged.
[Oxford.] C. 1762. Grant by Richard de Swaleweclif to William de P ,
clerk, and Roger his brother, of all his lands, &c., in the manor of Hedinton.
Damaged.
[Suff.] C. 1763. Grant liy Alan Nerbaud, of Wystone, to Cicely Golde, of
Asingtone, and Hugh her son, and Alice her daughter, of a house and plot
of land in Wistone, in a field called ' Lanefeld,' near a lane leading to
Lenenhey Heath, and abutting on a messuage called ' Morygeve.' Wit-
nesses : — Sir Robert de Horkele, knight, and others (named.) [13th
century.]
[Kent.l C. 1764. Grant by John Ricard, of St. Mary's in Ho, to Stephen
son of Stephen, son of Adam de Delham, of 1^ acres and 4 daywercks of
land in the said vill, in a field called ' Risfelde,' in exchange for a like
quantity at Hethstykele in the same vill. 12 Edward II. Damaged.
Wore. C. 1765. Defeasance to a Statute Staple bond from William Vampage,
esquire, to Thomas Brygge, gentleman, and Reynold Asshe, citizen and
mercer of London, for 400/. The bond is to be void if William Catesby and
Richard Wallbyn recover against the said William Vampage, by a writ of
right, the manor of Wyke and lands, &c., in Wyke, Pyndesyn, Pedull,
Pepulton, and Castell Moreton (the said William Vampage being at the
time of the recovery seised of the premises in tail, by the gift, &c., of
Richard Chok, knight, one of the justices of the Common Bench, to
his father John Vampage), and then enfeoff the said Thomas Brygge and
Reynold Asshe, without any interruption, &c., on the part of the said
William Vampage. 12 June, 15 Edward IV.
[Norf.] C. 1766. Grant by Sir William de Calthorp, knight, to William
Dikkus, of Calthorp, and Matilda his wife, of a messuage and land in
Calthorp, which the said William Dikkus formerly held in villenage.
Witnesses : — Sir Robert de Erpyngham, Sir John de Colby, knights, and
others (named). Sunday the feast of St. Matthias the Apostle, 29 Edward III.
[Bedf.] C. 1767. Grant by John Bleccheley, of Dunstable, to William Smyth,
of the same place, of a grange and curtilage in South Street, Dunstable, in
Pochunlane. Sunday after the Purification, 4 Henry IV.
ANCIENT DEEDS.
565
[Berks.] C. 1768. Demise by Sir John cle Stonore, knight, to John Poukeput,
Alice his wife, and Margaret their daughter, of land in the field of
Sottewell, in Fottforlong, upon the es, in ' le Wowelondes,' in
Gorbrode, in Mildeneye, &c., for their lives. Stonore, 6 January,
33 Edward III. Damaged.
[Wilts.] C. 1769. Grant by John Leverich, vicar of the parish church of
Remmesbury, and John Wixi, of Wamburgh, to Joan atte Merssh, widow,
of lands which the grantors had in Knyghtynton, in the parish of Rams-
bury, by the gift of Robert atte Merssh, for her life, with remainder to
John, son of the said Robert, in fee. St. Philip and St. James' day,
22 Richard II.
Dorset. C. 1770. Grant by William Beawshen to William Brownyng, esquire,
the elder, of the manor of Beawshene, with lands, &c., in the parishes of
Mershewode and Abbotistoke, in Mershewodvale, which the grantor had by
the gift of John Cryklade, for his life, &c. 3 July, 2 Edward IV.
Fragments of two seals.
[Norf.] C. 1771. Grant by William Ketel, of Iteryngham, John Smyth, of
Blicklyngg, and John Steresman, of Calthorp, to William Dykkes, of
Calthorp, of six pieces of land in Calthorp, for his life. Witnesses : —
Oliver de Calthorp, knight, and others (named). Sunday after Easter,
45 Edward III. Fragments of two seals.
•
[N'hamp.] C. 1772. Demise by John Greiby, master of the House of the Holy
Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Richard
Boston, of Bryngton, of land, and a hill called ' Milnehill,' in Bryngton.
10 September, 3 Henry VI. Damaged.
[Kent.] C. 1773. Grant by John, son of Simon de Clyve, and Alice, daughter
of Henry de Samele, wife of the said John, to John de Rokesle, knight, and
Laura his wife, of a messuage, land, and rent in Frendesbery. Witnesses : —
Sir Roger de Byrlond, and others (named). [13th century.]
[Suff.] C. 1774. Grant by John Prichet, of Hadleye, to John le Boteler, of
Bolemere, and Thomas his brother, of 50*. yearly rent issuing out of lands,
&c., in .... and Leyham. Witnesses : — Sir Andrew de Bures, knight, and
others (named). Aketon, Wednesday before Michaelmas, 8 Edward III.
Fragment of seal.
[Somers.] C. 1775. Grant by Nicholas Wotton, of Ramysbury, to Elizabeth
Osteler, of Frome, late the wife of John Osteler, for her life, with
remainder to Thomas and Henry, her sons, for life successively, of a
tenement, &c., in Frome, adjoining the mill croft. 16 February, 28 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal,
[Bedf.] C. 1776. Grant by Simon Wilshamstede, of Dunstable, to William
Neel, and Margery his wife, of the same place, of a toft in South Street,
Dunstable, in Pochonlane. Tuesday before St. George, 6 Richard II.
Fragment of seal.
[Suff.] C. 1777. Grant by Sir Andrew de Bures, knight, and Alice his wifs,
to John Rose and Margaret his wife, of part of the land called ' Dounnes-
croftes,' in , adjoining the high road from Sudbury to Lavenham,
abutting on a field called ' Colmerefeld,' and land in two crofts called
' Langcroft ' and ' Cherchecroft,' in exchange for other land. Witnesses :—
Sir Thomas de Grey, Sir Robert de Swynebourne, Sir Jol.n de Lutonc,
knights. Aketon, Sunday after Michaelmas, Damaged.
566
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
Glouo. C. 1778. Release by Thomas Gower, of AVodehalle, to Bartholomew-
Dorset. Brokesby, John Harewell the elder, John Bray, esquires, and Nicholas
Wilts. Sauce, of all his right in the manors of Shnrdynton, Stonhous, Kynges
Kent. Stanleigh, Wodochestre, and Achardes, co. Gloucester, and the manors of
Wotton fitz Pain, Mordon, Langeton, Phelpeston, and Remmesburry, co.
Dorset, the manor of Stapulford, co. Wilts, and the manor of Postlyng,
co. Kent, which he lately held together with them by the gift of John de
Arundell, Lord of Arundell and Mautrevers. 1 December, 5 Henry V.
Seal.
[Norf.] C. 1779. Indenture by which the commonalty of the town of Great
Jeruemuth, and the men of the towns of Little Yarmouth and Gorleston,
submit their disputes as to the loading and unloading and entry of ships in
the water and port of Yarmouth, to the arbitration of John, bishop of
Winchester, Chancellor of the King, and others of the King's Council.
Great Yarmouth, 19 June, 5 Edward III.
[Norf.] C. 1780. Release by John to William son of Simon de
Smalburg, and John his son, of all his right in a tenement which they hold
in Smallburgh and Bestuue, &c. Witnesses : — Sir William de Stalham,
William his son, and others (named). Damaged.
567
BREATA.
A 247. For Nicholas read Nicholas.
A 436. For Pacehyng read Pacchyng.
A 478. For Chesewit read Chesewic.
A 720. For [Essex] read [Kent].
A 775. For West Hurrok read Westhurrok.
A 798. For Muntriron read Muntviron.
A 816. For Aece read Aete.
A 828. For Gyhecrake read Gybetrake.
A 833. For Elgore read Algore.
A 841. For Wyxebridge read Wyxebruge.
A 918. For Aubemarle read Albemarle.
A 938. For Mohant read Mohaut.
A 945. For [Glouc.] read [Suff.].
A 962. For Wyhihull read Wydihull.
A 1065. For Aece read Aete.
B 78. For Fyfhyde Estudemore read Fyfhyde Escndemore.
B 81. For de Bello Valle read (de Bella Voile).
B 210. For Gerond read Geroud.
B 212. For Gerond read Geroud.
B 223, 224. For [Norf.] read [Warw.].
B 283, 284. For [Norf.] read [Warw.].
B 368. For Betton read Belton.
B 629. For Erins read Ernis.
B 754. For Garbon read Garton.
B 1374. For [Norf.] read [Warw.].
B 1784. For Geroudone read Gerondone.
C 17. For Beneshen read Beueschen.
C 17. For Tonker read Touker.
C 257. For Gardyne read Gardyner.
C 386. For Dalyson read Dalyron.
C 644. For Ap Jenan read Ap Jevan.
C 656. For Hanvile read Hauvile.
C 781. For Hoclyne read Hoclyve.
C 783. For Dronffeld read Dronsfeld.
C 893. For Drousfeld read Dronsfcld.
C 1055. For [Oxford] read [Dorset].
C 1202. For [Essex] read [Middx.].
569
INDEX OF PLACES.
Abbcndun. See Abington.
Abberton, A 463, 485.
Abbotsbury abbey, C 559.
Abbotstoke, C 238, 861, 994, 1770.
Aberconu. See Conway.
Aberoonway. See Conway.
Abingdon, C 102, 851.
Abington, B 1, 4, 5 ; C 276, 705.
, Great, C 374,492.
Ablington, B 1471.
Absedene. See Aspeden.
Abyndon. See Abington.
Acclum or Acclom. See Acklam.
Achardes, co. Gloucester, manor of, 1778.
Ackelum. See Acklam.
Acklam, A 264, 265, 268, 269, 272, 273, 276,
278, 279, 280, 285, 286, 289, 321, 334,
356-359, 361, 365, 369, 371, 374, 375,
382, 420.
Aclee Magna. See Oakley, Great.
Acley, co. Hunts, A 1284.
Aclum. See Acklam.
Acornebury, B 491.
nunnery of, B 7, 159, 208, 507,530,
532, 1427.
Acton, C 133, 498, 584, 625, 774, 1538, 1645,
1774, 1777.
Adburgeton. See Abberton.
Addesovere. See Adzor.
Addington, co. Kent, C 948.
, co. Surrey, manor of, C 758.
Adleye. See Hadleigh.
Adryngton. See Atherington.
Adzor, C 1177.
Agmodesham. See Amersham.
Agnes, island of, in Scilly, C 1119, 1272, 1279.
Aillyngton. See Allington.
Ailneswod', B 9.
Ai»she. See Ash.
Aitfeld, A 31 5.
Ak, manor of. See Oak.
Akclom. See Acklam.
Akelun. See Acklam.
Alaynscheles, manor of, B 13.
Alba Domus, B 727, and lee Whiteland.
Alba Landa, B 727, and see Whiteland.
Albemarle, A 427.
, abbey of, A 770.
Alburne, C 1296.
Alcestre, A 934.
Aldbury, A 972.
Alconbury, A 1268, 1382.
Aldebourghton. See Abberton.
Aldeburgh, A 287 ; C 1271.
Aldebury, B 595 ; C 1203.
Aldecroftes in Winlega, B 22.
Aldeforde, B 1502.
Aldeham. See Aldenham.
,xAldelem, C 898.
Aldenham, A 960, 984, 993, 1002, 1114,
1118, 1119, 1142; B 24, 25; C 828.
Aldermaston, B 26, 825.
Alderton, B 1577.
Aldestr', B 27.
Aldewrthe in Berton, B 838.
Aldewyk, C 1204.
Aldich, B 302.
Aldinton', B 28, 29.
Aldryngton. See Alderton.
Aldulvestre, B 30.
Alet, C 1272.
Alethorn, A 472.
Alcwaston, B 465.
Alfedfordbrugge, co. Warwick, B 142.
Alfladewike. See Alswick.
Alfladuwyk. See Alswick.
Algareshulle, B 1652.
Algorthorp, B 416.
Alkemundbyry. See Alcoubury.
Alkington, manor of, B 475,510-512.
Allerewyche, or Allerwich, C 499, 1510.
Allesley, B 49, 54, 59, 60, 62, 64, 1045.
Allesworth, 8 1782.
Allet, manor of, C 1119, 1279.
Allington, B32, 33,34, 35, 638, 1398 ; C 537.
All Saints in Hoo, C 1 197.
Almcestr', B 73.
Alnatfiln, B 37.
Airiest, m, A 899.
Alnewik, A 89.
Alphamston, A 4C8, 476.
Alpherscroft in Brommore, B 609.
Alrefford in Barford, B 774.
Alrehedam, B 39.
Alrys, C 171.
Alsieseters in Kingston, B 1641.
570
INDEX OF PLACES.
Alspath, B 40-46, 48-50, 53, 54, 56, 58, 59,
60, 62, 64, 65, 186, 1045.
Alswick, A 501, 991, 998, 999; B 155, 806,
808, 809, 812, 813.
Althorn. A 472.
Alton, C 1358.
, in Ashover, C 1217.
Alvechurch, C 251.
Alverthorpe, A 1441.
Alvithele, or Alvetheley, A 456-460, 46~5, 467 ,
469, 473, 475, 482, 775.
Alwineheie, A 787, 474.
Alwynehale, B 1577, 1580.
Alyngwode, manor of, B 67.
Alysbere. See Aylsbere.
Amersham, A 2, 53, 75, 79.
Ambresleg', B 69.
Ambresleye, manor of, B 72.
Ambresbury, B 68.
Ameneye, B 1193.
Amotesham, A 563.
Ampthill, C 1698.
Amwell, B 241, 562, 1600.
Andely, Isle of, A 1056.
Andover, B 76, 833, 1381, 1397 ; C 78, 495,
541, 1437.
Anedewell, A 241.
Anestleye, B 1433.
Anestey. See Anstey.
Angers, abbey of St. Nicholas of, B 1207.
Anglesey, A 975.
, priory of St. Mary of, B 77,243,473,
476, 482, 483, 489, 490, 785, 800, 822,
1068, 1300, 1308.
Angmering, East, B 166, 167.
, West, B 166, 167.
Angmondesham. See Amersham.
Angre, A 734, 755, and see Ongar.
Ankerwyk, nunnery of, A 172, 1575, 1590.
Anlaby, A 707, 708.
Anlavbek, B 762.
Anlep, B 205.
Annesley, B 80.
, Wodehouse, B 81.
Ansteleie, B 1544.
Ansteley, B 103.
Anstey, A 1005, 1040 ; B 83 ; C 1658.
, St. Mary of, A 1040.
Anstygh', manor of, B 82.
Appedeleye, B 87.
Appletreewic, B 1149.
Appletre, B 88, 89.
Appulregge, manor of, B 475, 510-512.
Apse, Isle of Wight, manor of, B 91.
Apsdene, A 86, 108, 994, 1006, 1028 ; B 806-
809,812
Aranon, A 257.
Arbury, B 184, 856, and see Orbury.
Archerstoke, C 1747.
Ardcn, C 601, 1627.
Ardernehall, manor of, C 1247, 1250.
Ardington, C 388.
Ardleigh, B 97-99, 593.
Ardley, co. Herts. See Yardlcy.
Argaston, A 1594.
Arkesden, A 470, 478; C 101, 333, 351, 429
845, 878, 1601.
^A.rley,B 101, 103, 104, 106, 1085.
Armholtlane in Edmonton, B 1487,
Am-ton, B 107-110, 114-118, 1598.
Arringthon. See Atherington.
Arthgelynyn Veghaw, C 644.
Arthur's Stone, co. Hereford, B 1275.
Arundel, A 153; B 120, 500; C 1119.
Asberton, B 418.
Ascot, A 153, 841 ; C 1506.
Aserington. See Atherington.
Ash, A 228.
, co. Surrey, B 907.
Ash-next-Sandwich, B 918, 957.
Ashby, Canons, A 1414; B 127, 225, 226,
229, 234, 237, 239, 240, 290, 293, 296,
299-301, 305, 309-311, 315, 316, 319-
322, 324, 327, 329, 331, 341, 346-349,
351, 35.3, 421, 466, 470, 479, 481, 487,
498, 700, 845, 851, 936, 1002, 1073,
1076, 1091, 1153, 1155, 1567, 1671.
.priory of, A 1414; B 121, 127,182,
222, 289, 292, 309, 310, 315, 320, 321,
329, 331, 341, 346, 351, 353, 466, 470,
479, 481, 487, 498, 700, 845, 851, 936,
1073, 1076, 1091, 1153, 1155, 1567,
1671.
, Cold, B 1137, 1138.
Great, B 1035.
, Mars, A 606.
Asheldham, C 1212.
Ashford, B 918, 954, 956.
Ashill, B 129, 130, 820.
Ashmanhaugh, C 199, 969.
Ashmore, C 1120.
Asholt, A 655, and see Ayssholt,
Ashorn, B 132.
Ashover, C 1217, 1708.
Ashow, B 133-136, 138-144, 459, 497.
Ashstead, B 145-147.
Ashton, C 1196.
, Long, B 149, 150.
Ashwell, C 477.
Askrig", B 464.
Aslactoft, B 744, 745, 748.
Aslackby, C 452.
Aslokes, C 1413.
Aspeden, A 987, 998, 999, 1000, 1112, 1123,
1181; B31, 153-158.
Aspley, A 85 ; B 160.
Asperton, B 159.
Ass, C 517, and see Assington.
Asscheby Mars. See Ashby Mars.
Asscheholt, A 655.
Asschele, B 128.
Asschene, B 252,
Asschyldham. See Asheldham.
INDEX OF PLACES.
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Asscsho, B 459, 497, and see Ashow.
Assh, C 272.
Assheby, Leger, A 1410, 1426.
Assheburnc, B 1668.
Asshede, B 145.
Asshele, B 1676.
, Mill, B 1621.
Asshemere, A 214, 215.
Asshen, B 124, 125, 251, 252.
Asshesmule, B 1587.
Asshewater, A 235.
Asshil. See Ashill.
Asshton Theyues (alias Theynes Court),
B 149, 150.
Assington, C 517.
Asstede. See Ashstead.
Astaneshulle, A 1003.
Astley, B 180, 923, 925.
Aston, A 611.
, Clynton, A 45, 1026, 1155.
, Rohaud, A 181.
Astonc, C 1176.
Astwoode, B 162, and see Ashwood.
Astwood Musard, B 162-164.
Athelington, C 220.
Atherington, B 166-171, 173, 175-177.
Atherston, B 186.
Attenawes. See Atteneston.
Atteneston, B 20, 21, 182, 222, 225-240, 249,
250,286-351, 1197,1671.
Atteward Parva, C 17.
Attework Cotell, C 605.
Attleborough, co. Warwick, B 223, 224, 283,
284, 1374.
Attleye, B 223.
Attylton, Nether, manor of, C 498.
Audeberi, A 1055.
'Andley, C 721, 730, 735, 801, 810.
Aughton, A 947.
Aumthechirclie, B 1182.
Aumondesham. See Amersham.
Aunemore, C 1582.
Aurivall, A 403.
Aveldone, C 346.
Avell', B 1775.
Avelyn, A 621.
Avene, B 352, 1307, 1334; C 1358.
Avcnemede, B 263.
Avenham in Brone, B 633.
Avesforde, B 125, 1452.
Avon, the river, co. Hants, B 604.
... co. Warwick, B 140-142, 771,
792, 805, 814.
Awelaby, A 708, and see Anlaby.
Axbridge, B 273.
Axeford, manor of, B 394.
Axholme, Isle of, A 707 ; B 187, 264, 266,
267,269,750,759,761,1379,1672.
, House of St. Mary in, B 268, 765%
1379, 1672.
Axmouth, B 270-272.
Aykeskarth, B 276, 278, 279.
Aylardyscros, C 1480.
Aylberton, A 908.
Aylesbury, A 163, 173, 684 ; C 62, 231, 1229,
1311.
Aylescote, A 235.
Aylesford, B 33, 455 ; C 254, 842, 1016.
Aylington. See Ellington.
Aylingwode, manor of, B 28.
Aylsbere, A 233.
Aylsham, B 994, 1006, 1011 ; C 27, 1342,
and see Haylesham.
Ayly, 8 274, 282, 285.
Ayncurte, in Corl>y and Swafield, B 1200.
Aynell in Hemelhempstead, manor of, C 754.
Ayot St. Lawrence, B 254-259, 275, 280.
Ayshesaldwyk, A 995, 1074.
Aysmanhawe, C 1353.
Ayssholt, B 131, and see Asholt.
Ayswellemede, A 839.
Ayswey, A 228.
Aythorp, A 722.
Azerlawe, B 277.
B.
Baas, manor of, B 241.
Bacton, 8 409.
Badbury, C 109, 641, 1387.
, in Chisledon, C 1225.
Baddesley, A 1423.
Baddisworth, A 716.
Baddow, A 486.
, Great, C 114, 135, 1249 1297.
Little, A 635, 641, 642, 644, 645.
Badeford, 8 184.
Badelesden, C 889, 1019, 1042, 1475.
Badewrth, A 1216.
Badhamwyke, C 109, 641, 1387.
, in Chisledon, O 1225.
Badminton, Little, B 261.
Bagehurst, C 563.
Bagthorp, B 81, 219.
Baildon, B 221.
Bakynt' [Bacton?], B 409.
Baladeston or Balalteston, C 195, 290, 395.
1186, 1221.
Baldeshellern', B 248.
Balesclyfe, B 413.
Baletstone, C 690.
Balsale, B 925.
Balskaddon, co. Dublin, manor of, O 782.
Bampton, C 183, 880
Banbury, B 213, 214, 215 ; C 1141, 1184.
Bancroft, B 1352.
Banelaunde, Great, B 220.
Banewell, B 242.
Baneworth in Kingston, B 1726.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Barby, C 766.
Barchedcnc, A 500.
Bardeslegh, A 921.
Bardewell, C 1607, 1607.
Barecnolle. See Brackenell.
Barewe, A 178.
Bareworth, B 244, 246, 247.
Barford, B 731-740, 766, 767, 771, 773, 774,
792-794, 796, 797, 801-805, 810.
Barkeby, B 202-205, 207, 209-212, 216.
Barkethorp, A 368.
Barking, A 461, 804, 1628, 1640, 1648, 1650,
1653 ; B 201, 876, 921, 922, 955, 959,
966, 968-971, 981 ; C 1171, 1202.
deanery of, C 1001.
Barley, B 785, 800.
Barling, C 758.
Barlinges Abbey, A 1451, 1455, 1456.
Banning, East, C 780.
Barnard Castle, A 658.
Barnardes in cliff, B 1125, 1128.
Barndesle. See Barnsley.
Barndestone, A 147.
Barneby, A 376.
Barnet, A 990.
Barningham, A 768 ; B 435.
Barnsley, A 441 ; C 444, 1018, 1626.
Barnstaple, A 235 ; C 1192.
, priory of St. Mary Magdalene of,
C 1192.
Barnston, B 915.
Baron, C 1597.
Barowe, A 355.
Barr, C 1289.
Barre, le. in Chertsey, B 902.
Barstaple, A 430, 534.
Barsworde, B 206.
Barthorp, A 278, 279, 280, 321, 334, 356-
359, 365, 374, 697.
Bartlisden, C 530.
Bartlow, C 492.
Barton, A 91, 139, 1375; B 359, 417, 418,
577, 829, 835-839, 841 ; C 199, 267,
357. 709, 853, 969, 1015, 1333, 1353,
1376, 1392, and see Earl's Barton.
, next Bosworth, B 418,422,423.
-upon-the-Hill, B 836.
, North, A 10.
Sartumley, C 1301.
Barue, A 208.
Barwicke, A 1368.
Baseford,B416,421.
Bassetterisinclon, B 411.
Bassingbourn, C 1429.
Basyngharo, A 1432, 1433.
Batesbury, C 1120.
Batheaston, manor of, B 1259.
Batteley, C 738.
Battesthorne, A 895.
Battle, Abbey, 8 82, 509, 589, 670, 688,
1206 ; C 894.
Baxterleye, C 110.
Bayleclive, B 410.
Beachampton, A 387 j C 1124.
Beaconsfield, A 28, 29, 30, 46, 61, 679, 685 ;
C 33, 288, 448, 877, 886, 1139.
Beaminster, C 626, 1588.
Beanworthy, manor of, B 420.
Beare, B 690.
Bearley, B 70, 280, 769, 770, 772, 776, 779,
781-784, 786-789, 791, 795, 798, 815.
Bearsted, C 1016.
Beaugliam, A 707, 708, and see Beghorn.
Beaulu juxta Marcasiov, A 224.
Beaurepeir, A 809.
Beauvale, B 1G67, and see Bella Valle, de.
monastery of, B 81, 219, 355, 480,
1711, 1782.
Beauvoir, A 1411.
Beawshene Beaushens, or Beawshenysheyis,
manor of, C 813, 861, 1770.
Beccles, C 230, 989.
Beche, C 331, 1105.
Becbehampton. Sue Beachampton.
Bechenefeld. See Beacoosfield.
Beches, C 1358.
Beckell, C 891.
Beckenhawe, alias Beckenhaye, A 715.
Beckley, C 611, 990, 1090, 1613.
Beddington, C 190.
Bedewas, C 1405.
Bedewelle, manor of, B 408.
Bedeworth. See Bedworth.
Bedford, A 90, 102, 552.
CO., C457.
Bedminster, A 892.
Bedon, C 934.
Bedwell, B 4 12, 419.
Bedworth, B 357,388, 390, 391-393,395-397,
400-403, 405-407, 414, 1225, 1226.
Bedwyn, B 1780.
Bedyngham, B 997,
Beenewell, B 201.
Beerton by Aylesbury, C 1229.
Beeston, C 2, 199, 573, 709, 776, 853, 1165,
1353, 1392, 1523, 1780.
Begbrook, C 1235.
Begeham, A 489.
Begeworthe, A 922.
Beggeres-grene in Hoddesdon, B 1619.
Beghorn, A 707, 708, and see Beaugham.
Beighton, C 461, 585.
Bekebrokes, C 1235.
Bekeby, A 1439.
Bekenesfeld or Bekenisfeld. See Beaconsfield.
Bcketone, B 1581.
Bekeryngis, A 551.
Bekesgate, C 129.
Bekhey alias Bekhawe, A 714.
Bekknefeud or Beknesfeud. See Beacons-
field.
Bekyngton, C 645.
INDEX OF PLACES.
573
Belauney, manor of, B 394.
Belegrave. See Belgrave.
Belesye, B 375.
Beleton, Beletona, Beletun. See Belton.
Belgrave, B 269, 358, 383, 384-386, 389, 398,
399; C 1251.
Belhewisch, C 272.
Belhowe, B 387.
Bella Vallis, B 1667, and see Bcauvale.
Belligtune, manor of, B 357.
Belmont, C 1213.
Belom, A 707.
Belstede, A 423.
, Magna, A 427, 433, 439.
Belthorp, A 713.
Beltoft, B 748.
Belton, B 265, 368, 374, 376, 378, 380-332,
1248, 1269, 1289, 1321.
next Graham, manor of, B 1200.
Belvoir, A 1411.
Benacre, C 1068.
Benedis, A 1043.
Benefeld, B 354, 366, 657, 674, 1275, and see
Benfeld.
Beneggho, A 1008.
Benclode, A 1298.
Benenden, B 883.
Benesfelde, B J 625.
Benetlegh, or Benetley. See Bentley.
Benewik, A 1397.
Benfeld, B 370-373, 379, and see Benefeld.
Benfleet, C 449.
Benford, C 207.
Bengeworth, B 655.
Benham Valence, B 188, 362, 363, 365, 1386.
Bennington, B 356, 361, 364, 419.
Bensington, manor of, C 378.
Bensinton, B 440.
Bensted, B 120, 500.
Bentam, A 1368.
Bentham Lydyzard, C 1634.
Bentley, B 38, 514-516, 518, 519, 651, 1571 ;
0171,517.
Beuton, B 582.
Benyfeld Netherthorp, B 373.
Benyugton. Sec Beuningtoii.
Berc', B 517.
Berchamsted. See Berkharnpstead,
Bercompe, manor of, C 758.
Berden, B 502 ; C 1519.
Berdestaple. See Barstaple.
Berdestaplehalle in Bartlesden, C 530.
Bere, B 469.
Berefeld, manor of, C 1482.
Bereford. See Barford.
Beretoun in East Farleigh, C 94.
Berford St. Michael's, B 1326.
Bergavenny, A 975 ; C 506.
Bergh, C 1 626.
Berghe, la, B 513.
Berghesbec, A 1445.
Berhampstede. See Berkhampstead.
Berkedene, A 1004, 1005, 1039,1053,1071,
1077, 1167.
Berkeford, A 550.
Berkeley, A 892.
Castle, B 475, 510-512.
Harness, A 892.
Berkelowe, C 492, and see Bartlow.
Berkewell. See Berkswell.
Berkhampstead, A 409, 849, 1103; B 408;
C268, 570, 791,852, 1315.
Mules, B 522.
Berkingclay, or Berkinglay, C 284, 482, 549,
569, 892.
Berkingechurch. See London, Barkingchurch.
Berks, co., B 1440, 1435 ; C 232, 577, 824,
964, 1225, 1304.
Berkswell, B 48, 62; C 22, 116, 554, 559,
689, 758, 820.
Berkyng. See Barking.
Chapel, A 1650.
Bermondsey, B 509.
priory of, A 767, 816, 817, 1008,
1139, 1612.
Bermston, B 1354.
Bernardeseastell. See Barnard Castle.
Benardeshill, B 503.
Bernewell, A 1394 ; B 243, 1546.
Bernghby, A 1410.
Bernham, B 723.
Berninggeham. See Barningham.
Bernwode, C 1323.
Bernyngham. See Barningham.
Berstone, C 654.
Berstonestun, B 577.
Bertlynge, B 801.
Berton. See Barton.
Berton-upon-the-Hill. See Barton.
Bertumley, C 1294.
Bernscot. See Buscott.
Berwick-on-Tweed, C 520.
Berwick, co. Oxon, C 634, 758.
Beston, See Beeston.
^Betley, C 46, 95, 329, 439, 503, 721, 735, 789,
980, 1000, 1473, 1726.
Betlow, C 1203, 1204.
Betterton, East, C 388.
Bettestyle, B 1475.
Beverisbroke, manor of, C 1011.
Beverley, A 454, 501 ; B 1083, 1219.
Beverston, A 895 ; B 512.
Bewick in Holderuess, A 277, 285, 322, 361,
366, 374, 843.
Bexhill, B 1116, 1120-1124.
Beyghton. See Beighton.
Beysthrop, C 285.
Bicester, convent of St. Edburg of B 1781.
Bichamstede, B 521.
Bickenhill, B 54, 59, 60, 64 ; C 354, 478, 1363.
Bickington, East, B 581.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Bidford, B 499, 543, 551, 558, 578, 586, 633,
829, 835, 836, 838.
Bideford, B 504.
Bifeld. See Byfield.
Bifield. See ByEeld.
Bigging, A 1225.
Biggleswade, C 103, 556, 1080, 1147, 1188,
1275, 1449, 1749.
Bighing, B 520.
Bijfnowe, C 636.
Bildeston, C 1194.
Bilemersh, in Chislet, B 952, and see Bykes-
mershe.
Billul', B 1328.
Billerica, co. Kent, B 918, 953, 954, 956, 960.
Billericay, co. Essex, B 1270.
Billesl', B 580.
Billyngton, A 1404-1406.
Bilneih', B 505.
Binchester, B 502.
Binhara, B 508.
Binton, B 183, 501, 507, 523-527, 529, 542-
549, 551-554, 556-558, 565, 566, 574,
576-578, 580, 582-584, 587, 588, 592,
717, 834, 1282, 1301, 1327, 1328.
, Over, B 1100.
, island of, B 548, 578, 587.
Birchanger, C 379.
Birchholt, A 1029.
Birchmore, C 1657.
Birch worth, C 712.
Birdbrook, B 1245.
Birefilde, A 158.
Birling, B 33 ; C 950.
Birlingham, South, C 461, 585.
Birmingham, C 385, 499, 757, 996, 1002,
1308, 1372, 1510, 1593, 1709, 1757.
Birtone, A 483.
Bisbury, C 110.
Biscopdal, B 278.
Bishop's Barre in Coventry, B 1040, 1041,
1074, 1216.
Bishop's Hatfield. See Hatfield.
Bishopsmarsh, C 158.
Bishopston, C 443.
Bishopstone, B 530 ; C 1637.
Bisley, A 934, 948.
Bissopehul, B 388.
Bisthorp in Liudsey, C 817.
Bistlesham, C 1376.
Bitame, A 547.
Bittesby, A 1429.
Bittlesden, Abbey of, B 105.
Bixle, A 1512 ; C 240.
Blackmanstone, B 496.
Black Notele. See Notley.
Blacolvel', B 479.
Blacolvesle, B 470, 498 ; C 26.
Blakcastell, co. Heath, manor of, C 782.
Blakebrech, B 237.
Blakebrigge, B 689.
Blakebroc in Bearley, B 776, "79.
Blakcdon, manor of (co. Somerset), B 843.
Blakcford, A 213.
Blakesley, B 479.
Blakelonde, B 471, 495.
Blakemere, B 484.
Blakemore, A 501, 766.
St. Lawrence of, church of, A 766.
Blakwell, B 493.
Blant, A 341.
Blatherwick, B 429, 477, 485.
Blaunkeney, A 1447.
Blebury, C 1220.
Bleehemel in Berton, B 838.
Bledlow, A 92, 410.
Blenarhasset, manor of, B 474.
Blesepit, in Burnham, B 811.
Bletchingley, B 494.
Bletsoe, B 1548, 1683.
, Hermitage of, C 1454, 1738.
Bleythboll, C 1119, 1279.
Blihurgh, B 488.
Slicking, B 1015.
Blickling, C 1771.
Blofield, hundred of, C 461, 585.
Bloomsbury, C 765.
Bloswade in Calthorp, C 816.
Bloxham, C 232, 577.
Blunsden, St. Andrews, B 492.
Bluntesdon. See Blunsden.
Bluntesham, A 1207.
BIybourgh, A 708.
Bobbenhullesmulle, A 933.
Bobbing, C 1543.
Boby, A 1445, 1448, 1452.
Bockhampton, A 239, 256 ; C 178.
Bocovere, A 871, 872, and see Bokeover.
Boctone next Keystrete, B 433.
Boddington, B 89, 437, 442, 724.
Bodegesham. See Bottisharn.
Bodekysham. See Bottisham.
Bodenham, C 150, 462, 490, 505, 545, 751,
1107, 1328, 1589, 1728, 1751.
Bodmin, C 331, 1061, 1444, 1693.
Bodnel, C 1561.
Bodrugan alias Bodrigan, A 545.
Bodvaluc, A 183.
Bohon, C 944.
Boicote, B 1325, and see Boycote.
Boilande, Bromley, B 1816, 1818, 1819.
Boitune. See Boyton.
Bokelonde, B 155, 806.
Bokenhwl in Chirbury, B 927.
Bokeover, A 871-874.
Bokeston, C 1413.
Bokesworth, A 1275, 1355.
Bokhampton. See Bockhampton.
Bokolonde, A 999.
Boleberne, B 844.
Bolemere, A 539 ; C 1774.
INDEX OF PLACES.
575
Bolenherst. See Bolnhurst.
Bolesrope, A. 42.
Bolewelle, B 416.
Bolewik, B 429, 431, 485.
Bolnhurst or Bollenhurst, B 466, 467, 472,
481,487.
Bolnwyck, B 431.
Bolstrede, B 932.
Bolton, B 465, 478 ; C 1519.
, East and West, B 464.
.Abbey, B 1149.
Bondebrustwyk, A 355.
Bondeby, B 355, 463.
, priory of, B 480.
Bouesill, B 426.
Bordeaux, C 860.
Bordel, le, B 1705.
Borden, B 430 ; C 660.
Bordesdene, A 343, 1154, 1177.
Bordesdenefeld, A 424.
Bordesley, B 102, 1572 ; C 1308.
Abbey, B 51, 70, 73, 84, 96, 101,
102, 113, 122, 164, 165, 183, 501,
515, 516, 523-527, 529, 542-544, 546-
549, 551, 552, 554, 556, 558, 564,
565, 574, 577, 578, 580, 582-584,
586-588, 592. 632, 651, 717, 731,
732, 735, 737, 766, 767, 760-774, 776,
779, 782, 783, 786-789, 791, 794,
795, 797, 798, 810, 822, 834-839, 841,
934, 1104, 1111, 1182, 1236, 1282,
1301, 1322, 1327, 1328, 1491, 1492,
1570, 1574, 1616, 1654, 1706, 1712,
1713.
Bordlesdene, A 1054.
Bordwode, B 506.
Borecok, B 1207.
Boreham, A 438 ; C 924, 1297.
Borgh, C 716.
Boremarsshe in Marden, C 462.
Boresworth. See Bosworth.
Boreward. See Buscot.
Borewardescot. See Buscot.
Borewell, B 831.
»Borewordesley, manor of, C 1087.
Boreworth. See Bosworth.
Borham, A 428, 431, 432, 491, 629-633, 973 ;
C 1254, 1531.
Borisworthe. See Bosworth.
Borule, B 434.
Sike, B 434.
Bornton, B 1410.
Boskelly, A 257.
Boston, B 364.
Bosworth, B 418, 425, 427, 431, 441, 801.
Botebrigge, B 439.
Botukisham, C 455.
Botellesford. See Bottesford.
Bothenhampton, C 63.
Botindon, B 89, 437, 724, and see Boddington.
Botlesepark in Chertsey, B 904-907.
Boton, B 983,991, 906
Botreaux, C 1119.
Bottesford, B 443.
Botte worth, C 1192.
Bottewrlonge, B 440.
Bottishain, B 473, 476, 482, 483, 489, 490.
Bouchergate in Durham, B 1342.
Bouckemor in the manor of Solihull, C 1615.
Bouclonde, A 1007.
Boueton, A 1215.
Boughes, B 435, and see Bowes.
Boughton, C 134, 140, 197, 525, 741, 1073,
1396, 1584, 1668, 1671.
Boughton-under-Blean, C 725.
Bourghull Burmarshe, C 81.
Bourgwardescote. See Buscott.
Bourhewysch, C 296, 367.
Bourton, B 724.
Bousewurthe. See Bosworth.
Bovendon, A 8.
Boveneye, A 39, 66, 117, 122, 124, 125, 679.
Bow, C 743, 1281.
Bowes, B 436, and see Boughes.
Bownshyll, B 530.
Box, B 432, 452.
, church of St. Peter of, B 432.
Boxford, C 238, 834, 1140, 1394, 1624.
Boxley, B 33, 424, 444-451, 453-458, 460-
462, 635-638, 642, 644-646, 780, 799,
1411 ; C 620, 723.
Abbey, B 444,446, 457, 638, 642,
644-646, 650, 778, 1304, 1680.
Boycote, C 480, and see Boicote.
Boyton, A 429,443,444,452,454,471,477.
484, 493, 839, 844.
Bozelton, B 648.
Bracking, A 343, 500, 1043, and see Braughing.
Brackel, B 236.
Brackenell, B 650.
Bracking. See Braughing.
Brackley, A 253 ; B 649 ; C 908.
Braddebury, A 707.
Bradecroft, B 639, 640, 641, 643.
Bradefeld. See Bradfield.
Bradeford. See Bradford.
Bradehurst. See Broadhurst.
Bradeley. See Bradley.
Brademore. See Bradmorc.
Bradenham, C 381.
Braderuge, B 651.
Bradeston, C 245, 264, 461, 585.
Bradewell. See Bradwell.
Bradeweya. See Bradwey.
Bradfield, A 785 ; B 154 ; C 510, 844, 897,
1328, 1589, 1728.
Bradford, A 657 ; B 262.
co. Somerset, B 653, 654.
Bradicroft, B 652.
Brading, A 1408 ; B 533-536, 538, 539, 658,
675, 676, 677.
Bradley, C 104, and see Maiden Bradley.
, priory of, B 1708.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Bradmore, B 583, 1067.
Little, B 565.
Bradwell, B 647, 655.
monastery of St. Mary at, A 683.
Bradwey, co. Worcester, B 666, 1069.
Bradweys, B 165.
Braghingg. See Braughing.
Brahyng. See Braughing.
Braidwell, A 435.
Brainthundes, A 339.
Braintree, B 540, 541.
Brakking. See Braughing.
Brambeley. See Bromley.
Brambellee marsh, A 1635.
Brampton, A 1226; C 1236, 1411, 1741.
, Little, C 197. 1411, 1741.
Bramton in Kirkby Hylle, B 537.
-Bramwich, A 339.
Brandesby, A 374.
Brandon, West, B 502.
Braneston. See Branston.
Branhingg', in Pokerich, B 656.
Brantingham, A 717.
Branstou, B 362, 363.
Brasted, C 463, 670.
Braughing, A 975, 1004, 1005, 1009, 1010,
1033, 1041, 1044, 1046,-1050, 1052,
1055, 1076, 1098 1104, 1110, 1111,
1120, 1148, 1149, 1171, 1172.
Braundestonbury, A 1413.
Brauuston or Brauudeston, A 1407, 1412,
1413.
Braxtede, A 635, 642, 645, 647.
Magna, A 449, 648.
Bray, A 149; B 1113.
Braydsalepark, house of the Holy Trinity at,
B 661.
Brecham, C 498.
Bredeword. See Bredwardine.
Bredhurst, B 448.
Bredon, B 204, 205, 209, 418, 887, 894, 1220,
1243, 1247, 1248, 1254, 1260, 1261,
1263, 1264, 1269, 1281, 1283, 1284,
1286, 1288-1290, 1296, 1321, 1573.
Bredoneweye in Diseworth, B 1314.
Bredwardine, B 3f,6, 379, 404, 657, 662, 673,
674, 1294. 1295; C 937.
West, B 366, 369, 371.
Bremesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Bremley, C 298.
Bremmore, convent of. See Brommore.
Bremthe, in Borden, B 430.
Brentemarreys, C 1557.
Brentford, West, B 1527-1529, 1532; C 886.
Brent, South, B 888 ; C 943.
Brentwood, C 1691.
Brentingby, A 1417.
Brerelay. See Brierley.
BreretOD, A 310, 311, 319, 689 ; C 980.
Bresete. See Bricett.
Brctton, convent of St. Mary Magdalene of.
C 1626.
, West, C 783, .893.
Breyston. See Bradeston.
Bricett, C 468.
Brickendun, B 1600.
Brickhamptou, B 560.
Brickhill, Parva, co. Bucks, A 186.
Bridge Casterton, B 693, 705, 706, 714, 716,
718, 816.
Bridge Court, Isle of Wight, B 528.
Bridgenorth, B 561.
Bridge Solars, B 530, 532.
Bridgwater, C 1132.
Bridlesford, B 672, 686, 689.
Bridlington, A 285.
Bridport, C 11, 14. 19, 34, 49, 50, 52, 55, 58,
61, 63, 72, 88, 93, 136, 146, 170, 180,
209, 220, 236, 299, 301, 308, 336, 390,
415, 422, 434, 459, 544, 559, 626, 646,
665, 681, 683, 708, 722, 819, 854, 890,
933, 935, 946, 1005, 1065, 1069, 1081,
1116, 1117, 1131, 1132, 1151, 1173,
1222, 1239, 1259, 1260, 1276, 1313,
1316, 1330, 1356, 1364. 1383, 1421,
1462, 1494, 1544, 1565, 1580, 1588,
1633, 1673, 1695, 1714, 1721, 1743,
1744.
, chantry of St. Michael of, C 146,
1565.
, chapel of St. John the Baptist of,
C 1462.
church of St. Mary of, C 890.
Bridstow, B 690.
Bridyllington. See Bridlington.
Brierley, C 444, 514, 696, 729, 1389.
Brigcaeterton. See Bridge Casterton.
Briggecourte. See Bridge Court.
Briggestoke, park of, B 531.
Brighthelmstone, C 982, 1020.
Bright Walton, B 670, 671, 685, 687, 688, 1421.
Brightwell, A 598, 600.
Brigthorp, A 331.
Brille, la, C 550.
Brimpsfield, A 929-931, 937.
Brimpton, A 568, 585, B 680.
Brington, A 1260, 1278, 1318, 1319.
Brinington. See Brington.
Brininthon. See Brington.
Briniston, B 681.
Brinklow, B 683.
Brinsley, B 81.
Ash, B 81.
Brinton, A 1332.
, Great, C 1446.
Briselee, A 717.
Bristol, A 228, 859, 888, 894, 1709 ; B 149,
150,679,682,684, 882; C 521, 933,
1141.
Brithamton. See Brickhampton.
Brixton, Isle of Wight, B 668, 678.
Broadchalk, C 338, 392, 440, 1268, 1455.
INDEX OF PLACES.
577
Broadford, bridge of, B 1542.
Broad Hinton, manor of, C 931.
Broadhurst, manor of, B 158G.
Brcadwater, B 280.
Brocforlang, B n.J9, fiGO.
Brochamton'. See Brockhampton.
Brocholles, B 073.
Brock, A 10U1.
Brockhampton, B 959 ; C 1646.
Brockhurst, B 923.
Brocton, A 1216, 1261, 1356.
Broctonfield, A 1276.
Brodeford, bridge of. See Broadford.
Brodeuorde, B 1654.
Broghton. See Hroughton.
Broke, C 1054, 1085.
Brokenburgh, C 1634.
Brokesheved, B 158.
Brokestrete Stepney, C 653.
Brokhirst. See Brockhurst.
Brome, B 717.
Bromere. See Brommore.
Brouifield, A 434, 436, 440, 442, 447, 462, 513,
835.
, St. Leonard of, church of, A 440, 447.
Bromham, manor of, B 589.
Bromhulle in Cuddington, B 1 168.
Bromlegh, manor of, B 593.
, in Wonersh, B 595.
Bromley, A 1745-1752, 1754-1762, 1764-
1769, 1753, 1770-1773, 1812-1814,
1816-1819 ; C 483.
, Great, A 464.
Brommore, B 83, 95, 594, 596-621, 622-630,
889.
, church of St. Michael at, B 352.
upper, 844.
or Bromere, priory of, B 19,78, 83,
95, 111, 263, 533-536,539, 601-603,
608,610-612, 614, 615,617-619,621,
623-625, 627,630, 675,677,844,889,
1054, 1187, 1189, 1318, 1583, 1584,
1594.
Bromsgrove, B 102, 622.
• Bromshulle, A 216.
Bromwich, Little, C 1308, 1694.
, castle, C 1414.
Brondred, in Barford, B 766.
Brooklegh,B 665.
Broomfield. See Bromfield.
Broucton, A 1193, and see Broughton.
Broughton, A 684, 1222, 1279, 1280, 1325,
B 569,-572.
Astley, B 1349.
Great, C 1311.
Broumfeld, A 513, and see Bromfield.
Brouncandevere. See Brown Candover.
Broucton, A 1274.
Brown Candover, C 1390.
Broxbourne, A 1781; B 241, 555,562, 567,
' 568.
Great, B 1600.
A 53524
Broxbourne, Little, B 1600.
Broxhed, C 114.
Brucria, de. See Bruerne.
Bruerne, abbey of , 105, 123, 411, 1184, 1222,
1228, 1319, 1466, 1468, 1470.
Brug', A 354.
Bruges. See Bridgeuorth.
Bruggesolers. See Bridge Solars.
Brugwaltim. See Bright Walton.
Bruiuesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Brumfeld, A 434, 440, and see Bromfeld.
Brumlegh. See Bromley.
Brumley. See Bromley.
Brumore. See Bromtnore.
Brunardeston, A 234.
Bruubi, A 263.
Brunboyth, C 1561.
Brunham. See Burnbam.
Brunildes' Haga, B 564.
Bruunun, A 320, 385.
Brunsted, C 506, 1048.
Brustwyk. See Burstwick.
Bruton, St. Mary's convent at, B 1597.
Bryaneeton, B 362, 363, 365, 1384.
Bryche, Great, C 454.
Bryghtwell. See Brightwell.
BrykhuU Parva. See Brickhill.
Brymesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Brympton, A 568, 585.
Bryninton. See Brington.
Brynnesley. See Brinsley.
Brynshain, C 272.
Brynton. See Brinton.
Brytwalton. See Bright Walton.
Buckeby, C 1034.
Buckectre. See Buckfastleigh.
Buckfastleigh, abbey of, A 234, C 542.
Buckhurst, B 777.
Buckingham, co. C 107, 416, 1323, 1541.
Buckminster, B 559, 573, 591.
Bucknell, C 1162.
Buckworth, A 1365.
Buddesden, C 674, 1711.
Budeford. See Bidford.
Budewell, C 1625.
Budiford. See Bidford.
Budleigh, B 579.
Bugthorp, B 575.
Bukfestre. See Bukfastleigh.
Bukiebrauud, C 221.
Bukton. See Boughton.
Bulkenul, B 931.
Bulleslade in Causton, B 987.
Bulwick, B 550, 585.
Bumps tead, B 590.
Bumstead, Helion, C 333.
, Tower, B 1099.
Buninton. See Bintou.
Bunington. Sec Hinton.
Itanium. See Binton.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Bunny, B 1667.
Bunsell, B 634.
Buntingfield, B 155.
Buntingford, A 991, 998, 999, 1109, 1123,
1170; B 155, 156,806-809, 812, 813.
Burbache, A 1411.
Burcester, C 1278, 1280.
, church of, B 946.
, priory of, B 220.
, and see Bicester.
Burcote, B 252.
Bures, A 838.
Great, C 1321.
Burested Parva. See Burstead.
Burneld, A 553.
Burgate, B 603.
.Nether, B 603.
Burgh Asshe, B 775.
in Plumstead, manor of, B 768.
Burghefeld, manor, C 1600.
Burghill, C 751.
Burghstede. See Burstead.
Burghton, B 855.
, juxta Sloughter, B 850.
Burgrhsse. See Burwash.
Buriforde, le, C 1002.
Burle, B 799.
, in Boxley, B 444, 778, 780.
Burleia, Burley Burlya. See Bearley.
Burn, B 1060.
Burncester, A 199.
Burne, la, B 1064.
Burneton West, manor of, B 726.
Burnham, A 12, 16, 24, 29, 41, 48, 49, 52, 65,
66, 116, 124, 671, 673, 674, 676, 679,
685; B 725, 742, 762, 790, 811, 852,
C 234, 237, 448, 1212.
Nether, B 265, 725, 746, 750, 762, 764,
765, 913, 1378.
Over, B 187, 264, 265, 268, 691, 741-
764, 1423.
Thorp, C 234,237, 709, 867, 1114,
Burstall, A 40, 68, 73.
Burstead, A 730.
Parva, A 437, 448, 451.
Burstwick, in Holderness, A 355.
Burtham, C 941.
Burton, A 341, 355, 1437 ; B 840 ; C 1311.
, in Lonsdale, A 419.
St. Leonards, A 310, 319, 638.
Pidsea, A 355.
Burwash, B 775.
Bury, A 1223, 1236, 1240, 1256, 1258, 1259,
1299,1386; C 1112.
Burycote, B 833.
Burylond, C 141.
Bury St Edmunds, A 770, 938 ; C 200, 510.
, monastery of, A 638.
Buscot, C 188, 335, 467, 532, 662, 825, 866,
955, 981, 984, 994, 1614, 1701.
Bushy, C 312.
Btiskeby, B 832.
Busshe. See Bushy.
Butforde, C 1215.
Butterwich, West, B 1798.
Buxton, C 370.
Bychehamstede, A 1198, 1224 ; B 827.
Byderne, A 1319.
Byfield, B 700, 828, 842, 845, 846, 848, 849,
851, 1092, 1617.
Byflete, C 130.
Bykefold, B 843.
Bykesmershe or Bylemersshe, in Gimlet,
B 949-951, and see Bilemersh.
Byland abbey, C 344, 1178.
Bylondbne, C 271.
Bynetone. See Binton.
By n ham, B 508.
Bynton. See Binton.
Byrchenebrug, C 131.
Bysburi, C 110.
Byseleye See Bisley.
Byssheopiston. See Bishopstone.
Bythorn, A 1318, 1319.
C.
Cachebroke, B 711.
Cadendon. See Caddington.
Caddington, C 126, 196, 247, 268, 451, 548,
565, 570, 614, 616, 627, 706, 791, 865,
889, 952, 1006, 1024, 1039, 1056, 1303,
1312, 1564, 1576.
Caiteford, wood of, B 1022.
Calais, B 830 ; C 1242, 1562.
Calcote, C 490, 1301.
Calcottys, A 715.
Caldecote, C 949, and see Calkote.
Caldeford, C 1615.
Caldefordemulne, C 441.
Caldewelle, B 825; C 171, 517.
Caldewellehull, in Binton, B 583, 834.
Caldey, manor of, C 738.
Caldham, B 1353.
Calkote, B 1 744, 1745, and see Caldecote.
Calne, B 1515 ; C 488.
Calston, C 667, 1011.
Calthorp, C 816, 1109, 1766, 1771.
Calvcroft, A 1340.
Calvisterne, B 1191.
Cam, manor of, B 475, 510, 511, 512.
Camberwell, C 67, 139, 143, 215, 249, 302,
304, 380, 465, 474, 475, 479, 592, 598,
599, 612, 680, 697, 698, 736, 884, 960,
965, 970, 1007, 1014, 1029, 1032, 1037,
1078, 1164, 1175, 1179, 1193, 1195,
1201, 1309, 1348, 1418, 1474, 1642,
1686, 1710-1720, 1753.
Cambridge, A 718, 740; B 243,822,823, 826J
C 1101.
INDEX OF PLACES.
579
Cambridge, Christ's College, A 718.
, Clare Hall, A 740.
,..., House of the AVhite Canons in, B 822.
, St. Edward's parish, B 82G.
co. B 967; C 642, 706,715, 878,943.
Campden, C 377.
Campedeu, A 925.
Canewdon, C 420.
Canewick, A 1440.
Canfield, Great, A 1734.
Canillesbrigge alias Charlesbrigge, C 421.
Caunington, A 655.
Canons Ashby. See Ashby Canons.
Canons Frome, C 1485.
Cantele, manor of, C 758.
Canterbury, A 1400, 1804; C 208, 1265.
1484.
priory of Christ Church, A 1400;
C 208, 619, 808, 1258, 1295.
Cantresclif, B 727.
Canwell, convent of, B 1349.
Capenor in Kingston, B 1604, 1646.
Caple. See King's Caple.
Carbrooke, B 821.
, Great 8 817.-821.
, Little, 819-821.
Cardiff, CO., C 1493.
Cardington, A 697.
Careby, B 708, 709.
Carisbrook, B 704, 707, 7 10.
.Castle, B 704, 707.
Carleton, C 696, 1675.
by Basyngham, manor of, A 1432,
1433.
in Coverdale, B 692.
next Cromwell, B 1667.
St. Peter, C 756.
Carlton Curlew, B 104.
Carsinton, A 1024, 1097, and see Garsington.
Carthu by Fontenyen, C 1539.
Castell, A 545, and see Huntyngdon and
Castell.
Castellyghe, manor of, B 712,
Castelwarnyng, co. Kildare, manor of, C 305,
782.
Casterton, Great, B 720.
, Little, B 715.
Castle Acre, B 1008.
Bitame, A 547.
, Bromwich, C 1414.
Castle Moreton, C 1765.
Castor in Flegg, C 758.
Caterall, C 815, 1320.
Catesby, B 694-C98, 699, 701-703, 713, 719,
721, 722, 1002, 1026, 1031, 1033-1035,
1238.
.nunnery of, B 1, 4, 5, 189, 190,416,
421, 649, 694-698, 703, 722, 828, 842
846, 848, 849, 875, 1002, 1026-1031,
1033-1035, 1239-1241, 1249, 1317,
1325, 1350, 1355, 1361, 1372, 1377.
Catesby, Upper, B 702.
Cattebi. See Catesby.
Catteshull, C 204.
Catworth, B 947.
Caulwell Moor, C 719.
Caundell Haddon, C 1054.
Cauudle Marsh, B 1017.
Caucesweie, C 578.
Causlond de la Hurst, C 939.
Causweye, C 547, 1404.
Cavendish, manor of, B 936.
Caversfield, B 946.
Caversham, A 564, 580, 582, 584, 592, 598,
600-602.
Cawston,B 982-1001, 1003-1016, 1018-1021,
1023-1025, 1036-1039 1710.
Ceddewrthe, B 1184.
Ceddr'. See Cheddar.
Cerney or Serney in Trull, B 937, 938, 940,
943, 944.
Certeden, A 184.
Cestresham. See Chesham.
Cestrehunte or Cesterhuute. See Cheshunt.
Chabam, B 892, and see Chobham.
Chacombe. See Chaucombe.
Chaddesley, C 1298.
Chadelyngton, B 862.
Chaldewell, C 449.
Chalgrave, C 256, 634, 1227.
Chalk, B 858, 859, 860, 861, 863-869, 1315,
hundred of, C 1455.
Chalkley, C 1748.
Challow, East, C 855.
Chalnemer, Little, B 1633.
Chaloughton, B 870.
Chalvey, A 6.
Chapelhaye in Brommore, B 614.
Chapel Street, Stepney, C 727.
Chardford, North, B 95.
Charlinch, A 655.
Charfield, A 912, 914.
Charing, A 1534, 1541 ; C 1697.
Charlesbrigge alias Cauillesbrigge, C 421.
Charleton. See Charlton.
Charlsfeld, A 945.
Charlton, A 947 ; B 280, 657, 987; C 1300,
1638.
Camvyle, C 272.
Charsfeld, A 915, 916, 918-920, 923, 924.
Chart, Great, B 960.
Little, C 352.
Charwalton, B 875.
Charyng. See Charing.
Chasfeud. See Charlsfeld.
Chatham, B 63, 871-874, 876-880, 883.
parish of St. Mary of, B 880.
Chatricia, B 39.
Chaucumbe, B 160, 730, 853, 854 ; C 1110.
, or Chacombe, priory of, B 14, 88, 89,
437, 724, 728, 729, 730, 840, 853, 854,
1298, 1486, 1543; C 1110.
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580
INDEX OF PLAGES.
Cheam, B 911, 11C6, 1170, 1483.
Chechele. See Chicheley.
Oheckeley, B 159.
Cheddar, B 242, 665, 882.
Cheddleton, C 893.
Chedworth, A 925, 926.
Chegelden, C 1376.
Cheggesdone in the Marsh, B 1623, 1C25.
Chelaston, B 887.
Chelchehuthe, A 1797, and sec Chelsea.
Cheldrenhope in Chalk, B 859.
Cheleton, B 561.
Chelewarton, B 894.
Chelewellesyche, B 1706.
Chelford, C 981.
Chelke, C 194, and see Chalk.
Chelkeleye. See Chalkley.
Chelleseye. See Chelsea.
Chelmereford, A 440, 446, and see Chelms-
ford.
Chelmenton, C 171.
Chelmsford, A 440, 446, 631, 727, 735, 769 ;
C 743, 1603, 1601.
Chelmundton, C 517.
Chelsea, co. Bucks, C 467, 981.
Chelsfield, C 73.
Chelverescote, B 184,920, 923, 1223; C 1379.
Chemeneye, C 830, 932, 951.
Chepyug Farndon. See Chipping Fardon.
Chepj ngstret. See Chipping Street.
Chepynwycombe. See Chipping Wycombe.
Cherc, B 890.
Cherdelynch. See Charlinch.
Cherdesleydene, C 705.
Cherleton. See Charlton.
Cherlewode, B 889 ; C 649.
, in Brommore, B 600, 617, 622, 625.
Chersworth, B 1587, 1615, 1621.
Chertsey, A 1638, 1789 ; B 884, 892, 895-909,
C 758.
Abbey, A 1686 ; B 893.
Cherwell, the river, C 1184.
Chesford Bridge, B 142.
Chesham, A 8, 1157; B 910, 1642; C 400,
1492, 1649.
, Boys, manor of, B 910.
Cheshunt, A 777, 783,1095,1115, 1130, 1157,
1168, 1372 ; B 241, 886, 1642; C 1729.
, chapel of St. Lawrence in, B 886.
Chester, A 197, 203, 206; B 1156; C 325,
898, 993, 1244.
Exchequer at, A 195.
co.,-A 198 ; C 1060.
Chesterfield, C 1708.
Chestehunte. See Cheshunt.
Cheswyk, B 1617.
,, in Bredwardiue, B 662.
Chettleton, C 721, 738, 993, 1191.
Chelton, C 721, and see Chettleton.
Cheveiey, B 1235, 1244, 1245.
Chewte. See Shute.
Ohieheley, A 1, 36, 47.
Chichestur, A 508, 514 ; C 1256, 1257, 1292.
Chicklade, C 1724.
Chidrtingstone, C 137, 676, 787, 862, 917.
Chidiok, C 88.
Chienhal, A 257.
Cliienlmlls, A 257.
Chienurian, A 257.
Chigwell, B 777, 885, 912, 916,917, 919,921,
922, 955, 958, 959, 961-979, 981.
Chikesaunde. See Chicksand.
Chicksaud, A 1172.
nunnery of, C 1542.
Childerley, A 1201.
Chilham, B 948, 980.
Chilling, North, C 141.
Chilthorne Darner, B 1759.
Chilton, C417, 887.
Foliot, C 536.
by Hungerford, C 1521.
Magna, A 707.
Chilverscote or Chilverscoton, B 920, 923-
925, 930, 935, 856.
Chilwick, St. Albaus, C 1.
Chimblesbrug, B 984.
Chiiiemereseuge, B 938.
Chingford, manor of, C 1097.
Chipchase, C 159.
Chippenham in Bolstrede, B 932.
Chipping Campden, B 666.
Farndon, A 112.
Lambourn, C 178.
, Street, A 850.
Wycombe, A 613.
Chipstead, C 1677.
Chirbury, B 151, 926-929, 931.
Chirchehaluni. See Church Hulme.
Chirebespene. See Church Speeu.
Chirweya, la, in Binton, B 565.
Chishull, C 114, 1168, 1601, and see Chrishall.
Chisledon, C 551, 659, 1225.
Chislet, B 918, 949,-954, 956, 957, 960;
C 1651.
Chiswick, B 1527-1529, 1532 ; C 1534.
Chobham, co. Surrey, B 892, 906.
Clophill, C 1698.
Chorne. See Shorne.
Chrishall, A 478, 1037, and see Chishull.
Christchurch, Canterbury, priory of. See
Canterbury.
, co. Hants, B fi!6.
, Castle, B 1583.
hundred of, C 1358.
, Twynham, priory of, B 91, 616, 1151 ;
C 36.
Christeshall. See Chrishall.
Christleton, Great, B 1156.
Parya, B 1092.
Church Hulme, C 1206.
INDEX OF PLACES.
581
Church, Speen, B 1 88
, manor of, B 1094.
Chuseldone. See Chisledon.
Chute, C 1387.
Chylewyk. See Chilwick.
Chylterne, B 1769, and see Chilthorne Darner.
Chyrcheway, A 903.
Chyrholt, B 1107.
Cinque Ports, the, C 1342.
Cirencester, C 407, 1089, 1141, 1302.
Abbey of St. Mary of, C 1302.
Ciston, C 1300.
Clapham, co. Yorks, A 1387.
, co. Beds., A 552.
Clapton, A 516, and see Clopton.
Clarbtirgh, C 672.
Clare, B 1099.
ClateringebrugenJc, in Kingston, B 1102,
1105.
Claughton, C 1320.
Claverdone, B 1103, 1104, 1106, 1107,1111.
Clavering, manor of, B 1095.
Claxby, C427, 1232.
, Moor, 0277,339.
Clay brook, Nether, A 1429.
Claydon, B 1453.
Middle, A 95.
Steeple, A 386.
Clayhulle, B 1098, 1101.
in Kingston, B 1718.
Clay ore, C 48, 416, 513, 1398.
Clee, C 588, 1489.
ClehoDger, B 1 100.
Clenchia, B 1097.
Clent, lordship of, C 732.
Cleton, A 355.
Cleve, B 871, and see Cliff.
Cleveland, A 692.
Clewer, A 149; B 1108, 1109, 1112, 1113.
Cleyore. See Clayore.
Cleytenhulle, B 551.
Cleythhul, B 525.
Cliffe at Hoo, B 871, 877, 1110, 1114, 1115,
1116, 1118-1131, 1133, 1684; C 447,
588.
North, C 1159.
Cliffwar', B 3.
Clifton, A 96.
, Dartmouth. See Dartmouth.
Majbank, C 1526.
North, A 708.
South and West, C 1542.
Climping, B 177.
Clippesby, A 1385.
Clist, St. Lawrence, A 229.
St. Mary, B 67, 281.
CHve, B 839.
, la, C 1350.
Cloncurry (Ireland), manor of, C 305.
Clopham, A 552, and see Clapham.
Clopton, A 536, 543, 544, 917, 945, 1315 ;
C 758, and see Clapton.
Clotluilo, C 429.
Clyfware, B 1117.
Clyst. See Clist.
Cobham, B 33, 869, 871, 877, 1078, 1080,
1082, 1211, 1212, 1217.
Cobhamyswike, in Bridstow, B 690.
Cochenheio, A 784.
Cockerhaui, C 74.
Cockesete, le, B 1134.
Cocwelles, C 1668.
Coddostone. C 1477.
Codeham, C 1 7 1 .
Codelawe, B 169.
Codenham, C 517.
Codeworth, North, C 185, and tee Cudworth.
Codibyarpoyli, near Newport, B 1135, 1136
1139, 1141, 1142.
Codistok', B 1145.
Codnor, A 547; B 1711.
Codreed, B 808.
Codthropp, B213.
Codygate, B 280.
Codyng, manor of, C 240.
Cofflute, C 512.
Coggeshall, A 647, 648, 773, 834 ; B 1355;,
1354.
.Abbey of, A 778.
, Hall A 643.
Coker, East, C 1526.
Cokeshall. See Coggeshall.
Cokflete, A 229.
Cokham. See Cookham.
Colaton, B 281.
Colby, B 1037.
Colbrook, A 228 ; C 955, 994.
Colchester, A 61, 472, 485, 508, 514, 611 ;
B 98, 593; C 200,205,238, 834, 1038,
1105, 1394, 1622, 1655.
Abbey of St. John the Baptist at,
A 508,514, 611 ; B 593.
Cold Ashbury, or Ashby, B 1137.
Coldecote, C 1724.
Colebroke. See Colbrook.
Colesbourne, B 1140 ; C 467, 994.
Great, C 1747.
Little, B ] 193 ; C 1747.
Colesh', B 1280.
Coleshill, A 1036 ; C 381, 1615.
Coleworthe. See Colworth.
Colewrye, B 239.
Collee,A 1575.
Collesbourne. See Colesbourne.
Colleshalle, B 1440.
Colleshull. See Coleshill.
Collingbourn, C 432.
, Abbas, B 1465.
, Ducis, C 59.
Colly Weston, B 1194, 1196, 1208.
Colocest'. See Colchester.
582
INDEX OF PLACES.
Colomp John, C 1108, 1397.
Colquyte, C 1285, and see Kilquite.
Colstapclo, B 1587.
Colthorp, manor of, B 1199.
Colworth, B 1065 ; C 6.
Colynesweston. See Colly Weston.
Colyton, hundred of, C 1495.
Colyneston. See Colly Weston.
Combe, C 298, 495, 777,781, 1548, 1676.
by Butforde, C 1215
, in Tynhyde, manor of, C 1108, 1397.
Combly, grange of, B 1192.
Comberton, Little, B 825.
Commeyvedo, C 544.
Compton, A 248 ; B 1143.
,by Uphain, C 185.
Conesburg. See Conisborough.
Congelton, A 198.
Conisborough, A 340, 349.
, Castle, A 351.
Coniston, Cold, B 1149.
Conway, or Aberconway, Abbey, 727.
Conyng, A 925.
Cookham.A 628, 1198.
Coombe Abbey, B 105.
Cootez, B 1061.
Copdock, C 171, 517.
Copenore, C 307.
Copgrove, A 311, 312.
Cop Hill, B 1147.
Copstorth in Thurleston, C 310.
Copyntry, in Boxley, B 454.
Corby, B 1200.
Corbridge, B 1209.
Corley, B 90.
Cornbury, Hospital of, B 891.
Cornee, A 1053.
Cornwall, CO., A 228, 232 ; C 61, 1693.
Corringham, C 449.
Corscombe, C 1085.
Cortelingstoke, C 1360.
Cosawys, A 545.
Cosby, B 1210.
Cossall', B 1782.
Cossington, A 540.
Costeley, B 819.
Cotebar Poily, B 1135, 1136,1139, 1141,1142.
Cotene, in Ellington, B 1417.
Cotenham, A 1177.
Cotes, B 1058, 1076, 1092, 1132.
Cothrop, C 1184.
Cotlescote, C 502.
Coton, B 1375.
Cotenende, B 1375.
Cotsetlecroft, B 1.
Cottingham, A 707, 708.
Cottesmore, B 517, 1202, 1203, 1214.
Cotton, A 715.
Coulestone, A 932.
Couley, B 1052.
Countessehide, la, A 1026.
Coupulk, C 457.
Couphull, C 865.
Courthall, A 707.
Couteshal, C 553.
Coulingebiri, East, C 1159.
Coveharn. See Cobham.
Coventry, B 43, 48, 65, 103, 189, 135, 139,
224, 924, 1040-1049, 1056, 1063,
1074, 1081, 1083-1090, 1213, 1216,
1218, 1219, 1376, 1409, 1498, 1713;
C 224, 654, 763, 1206, 1368, 1466.
Coverdale, B 692, 1050, 1707.
Coverton, A 1281.
Cowesby, A 717.
Cowhull, A 893.
Cowley, B 475, 510-512, 1069.
Cowling, C 447.
East, B 1053.
, West, B 1055.
Cowlyngstrete in Cliff, B 1119.
Cowton, South, B 1057, 1146.
Cowyk, A 805.
Cracle Mosse or Crakalmorse, in Betley, le,
C 789, 1000.
Cranfield, A 131,-139, 1249; B 1060, 1064.
Craugefeud, A 1265.
Cranleigh, B 595.
Craunfeld. See Cranfield.
Cranford, A 1462.
Cranworth, B 819, 821.
Craven, B 221, 1149, 1707.
Crawden, A 1201 ; C 1706.
Crawelefield, A 1037.
Crawley, C 527.
Crawmerch. C 378.
Cray, North, C 438.
Crayford, B 1116, 1118, 1120-1124; C 1041.
Crepene, A 1801.
Cressehale, C 609.
Crickemede, B 1187-1190.
Criggleston, A 261, 418.
Crimplesham, C 506.
Cristeshale. See Chrishall.
Crockers, in Brommore, B 614.
Crocston. See Croxton.
Crofton in Orpington, C 73, 121, 125.
Croftonbraybeof, manor of, B 394.
Croftone, B 1207.
Cromhale, A 876, 900.
Cromwell, B 1667.
Crosby Bavensworth, C 106.
Croscombe. See Corscombe.
Crosthwaite, C 1048.
Crowhurst, B 1257.
Crowmarsh, B 1206.
Crowethorp, A 1394.
Croxton, A 196, 1263.
.South, A 1422.
Croydon, B 1162, 1168, 1169; O 1210, 1570.
INDEX OF PLACES.
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Cruce Roys, A 1038.
Crucern lapideam apud, A 1722, and see Stone
Cross.
Crue by Farndon, C 1301.
Crukevallaunce, A 545.
Crykkesheth, C 420.
Cubington, B 1180, 1185, 1204,
Cublesdon, A 153.
Cuckfield, C 982, 1053, 1375, 1385.
Cuddington, B 1067, 1070-1072, 1075, 1078,
1305, 1360, 1144, 1150, 1154, 1157-
1179,1181, 1183, 1506.
Cudelawe, B 176.
Cudham, C 740, 1536.
Cudworth, C 83, 181, 185, 198, 310, 696, 711,
719, 729, 753, 805, 837, 864, 1596, 1626.
, manor of, B 1066.
Cullynges Mill, Bridport, C 170, and see
Killingsmill.
Culpecke. See Killpeck.
Culpho, B 1066.
Culquyte, C 1230, and see Kilquite.
Culverhiis, C 260.
Culvresslade, in Barford, 8 766.
Culworth, 8 1092, 1132, 1152, 1153, 1155.
Cumba in Broxley, 8 456.
Cumbe, C 745, and see Combe.
Cumbley, B 686, 689.
Cummot, B 36.
Cumtene, A 248, and see Compton.
Curmigisburg. See Coningsborough.
Cuppehull, B ] 147, and see Cop Hill.
Curewennesti, B 1077.
Curtlyngton. Set Kirtlington.
D.
Dachente. See Datchet.
Dacre, B 435.
Daddeles, B 1272.
Dadinton or Dadington. See Deddington.
Dagcnham, A 845.
Dalby, B 1274, 1298.
Dalemerssh in Hoo St. Mary's, C 100.
Dalham in Halstow, manor of, C 904.
Dalton, C 1626.
Daly s, A 550.
Dans , B 1274.
Danseye, A 725, and see Dengie.
Darenhale, abbey of, A 200.
Darenth, C 1543.
, South, C 289.
Daresbury, A 190, 193-195.
Dartford, B 1304 ; C 1021.
Dartmouth, A 654 ; C 89, 252, 552, 717, 854,
922, 1081, 1108, 1425, 1469, 1530,
1582.
, Southton, C 552, 671, 886, 1093.
Darton, C 98, 783.
Datchet, A 3-7, 9-11, 14, 17, 21, 23-27, 31-
35, 37, 38, 43, 50-52, 57-60, 62-64,
69, 70, 71, 74, 147, 667, 668, 669, 670,
672, 67S, 677, 678, 680.
Dauby, Little, 8 389.
Darentry, B 249,250,701,719; 1282,1286,
1351.
in Ashby, B 300, 305, 325, 327, 349.
Dawbeny, A 845,.
Deans Cross, at Diseworth, the, B 12C4.
Debden, C 151.
Deddington, A 933 ; B 1323, 1326.
Dedham, A 453, 494, 637 ; 8 593.
Ded worth, A 1491.
Deepdene. See Debden.
Deeping, East, B 1297, 1302.
Deeranefeld, B 1060.
Deerham, West. See Dereham.
Deerhurst, A 922 ; C 618.
Defford, B 1324.
Demesley, A 419.
Denby, A 840,
Denchworth, A 144 ; 8 1319.
Dene, B 1493.
Deneweye, B 1318.
Dengie, A 725, and see Danseye.
Denham, A 31.
Denton, B 1313, 1315.
Depedale in Dychesworth, B 1220.
Depeslade in Kingston, B 1312.
Deptford, B 1251 ; C 698.
, Strand, C 1684.
Derby, 8 140, 1250, 1253, 1266.
Derbyeslee, B 1252.
Dercet', B 1278, 1280.
, Great, B 125S.
Derford, Abbey of, C 129, 1340.
Dereham, East, B 1244.
, West, A 1353, 1399.
Deresbury. See Daresbury.
Dergate in Hernhill, manor of, C 725.
Deri»bury. See Daresbury.
Derton. See Darton.
Detheswyke, C 987.
Dethick, C 1217.
Deugoys juxta Trowytbian, A 1354.
Devon, CO., B 10; C 1560, 1724.
Dewalle, C 480.
Didcot, C 502, 615, 1220, 1541, 1631.
Dikeleye, C 847.
Dilham, C 199, 230, 531, 684, 709, 776, 366
969,989, 1013, 1182,1464, 1523,1571,
1648, 1752.
Dillington, B 827.
Dimeiden, B 360.
Diumore, C 1544, 1652.
Disevorth, B 1220, 1229,1237, 1243, 1246-
1248, 1254, 1257, 1258, 1260, 1261
1263, 1264, 1269, 1277, 1280, 1281,
1283, 1284, 1286/1288-1290, 1296,
1314, 1321, 1573.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Diss, C 80.
Ditheswith'. See Diseworth.
Ditton, A 670; B 1235, 1245, 1256, 1329,
1548, 1775; C 254, 842.
, Chantry of, A 670.
Caraays, B 1235, 1244, 1245 1287,
1341.
Valence, B 1287, 1329, 1341.
Docking, A 687.
Dortbrook, C 555, 785, 797, 1243, 1638.
Doddesleye, B 1652.
Doddington, B 1234 ; C 455.
Dodenofed, A 470.
Dodenho in Elmdon, B 1405.
Dodford, B 1238-1243, 1249, 1325.
Dokedale in Keten', B 1704.
Dokyng. See Docking.
Don, the river, A 339.
Donaghmour, co. Meath, manor of, C 782.
Donechulla, B 10, 11, 12.
Donham, B 23.
Donington, B 655, 1331.
Donnesby, A 1430, and see Dunsby.
Donnesmore, C 473, 1471.
Donsthorp, A 351.
Donton, B 1273.
Donynton. See Donington.
Dorchester, C 182, 434, 946, 995, 1055.
Abbey, C 1661.
Dore, Abbey of, B 30, 354, 366, 369, 370-372,
379, 404, 409,484, 662,673, 727, 1252,
1275, 1294, 1295, 1601, 1617.
Dorney, A 22, 109-126, 682, 847.
, Green, A 682.
Dorset CO., A 253.
, Tucoys, A 545.
Dorsington, B 1275.
in Benfeld, B 370.
, in Berton, B 838.
Douuameneye. See Down Amney.
Douseby, C 370.
Dove, the river, C 166.
Dover, B 1271, 1299, 1353 ; C 1148.
, St. Nicholas church, B 1299, 1353.
Down, C 715, 1536.
Down Amney, C 111.
Downham, B 1230-1233, 1267, 1270, 1285,
1292, 1293, 1303, 1306, 1309, 1310,
1316, 1333, 1335-37, 1340, 1343-1348,
1351.
Down Hatherley, A 922.
Downhead, manor of, B 1259.
Downton, C 533.
Drakeneford, B 563.
Draycote, C 641, 859, 1387, 1724.
Drayton, A 198, 1201 j B 1236, 1301, 1320,
1322, 1327, 1328, 1355, 1497 ; C 1282.
Dripshill, A 280, 334, 359, 420, 374, 707, 708.
Dublin, C 831,
,eo., C 782",
Ducketts, B 1478, 1480, 1481.
Duddemora, B 1307.
Duddemore, in Avone, B 1384.
Duddenho, A 478.
Duffield, B 1266.
South, B 1291.
Dullingliam, B 1308,
Dulo, B 1262, 1265, 1268.
Duua or Dona, priory of, co. York, 8 196.
Dunepol, C 1757.
Dunestaplia. See Dunstaple.
Dunham, B 1276.
Duuhatherleie. See Down Hatherley.
Dunmere, the river, C 755.
Dunmow, C 114, 1168, 1297.
, Priory of, C 1212.
Little, B 1279, 1338, 1352, 1354.
Dunpolesbrugge, Solihull, C 265.
Dunsby, A 1430.
Dunstable, B 348 ; C 7, 8,7,16, 31,51, 76,
77, 117, 126, 132, 138, 162, 168, 190,
196, 210, 211, 214, 217, 225, 241, 247,
253, 259, 260, 266, 268, 274, 279, 309,
313, 323, 337, 343, 346, 358, 369, 386,
391, 423, 436, 437, 442, 450, 489, 507,
538, 543, 548, 5GO, 565, 567, 570, 576,
589, 595, 600, 602, 607, 608, 610, 614,
616, 621, 623, 624, 627, 631, 633, 648,
688, 695, 700, 704, 706, 713, 752, 760,
791, 793, 794, 800, 802, 809, 836, 865,
889, 895, 952, 983, 1006, 1019, 1024,
1039, 1042, 1056, 1074, 1082, 1095,
1284, 1303, 1312, 1319, 1354, 1381,
1384, 1401, 1406, 1408-1410, 1427,
1428, 1438, 1445, 1451-1453, 1458,
1469, 1487, 1504, 1508, 1509, 1512,
1513-1517, 1520, 1524, 1525, 1540,
1564, 1576, 1581, 1586, 1606, 1625,
1632, 1650, 1662-1665, 1667, 1680,
1681, 1G96, 1750, 1754, 1758, 1767,
1776.
, Convent of St. Peter of, C 259, 760,
1469, 1625.
Dunstew, B 1339.
Dunton, A 448, 451, 495, 732 ; B 1349 ;
C 449.
Durden, warren of, C 1184.
Durham, B 1330, 1332, 1342; C 1111.
, bishopric of, A 707 ; B 464, 602.
monastery of, A 260.
Dun-ley, A 694.
Dychcsworth. See Diseworth.
Dydeworth. See Dedworth.
Dyke, A 355.
Dykestrete in Chalk, B 869.
E.
Eadricheston. See Edstone.
Ealdbury. See Aldbury.
Ealeng, B 388.
IN7DEX OF PLACES.
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Baling, B 1527-1529.
Earde, C 879, and see Hardres.
Earith, A 1207.
Earl's Barton, A 605.
Easby, Abbey of, B 20, 21, 182, 222.
Eastbury, A 499 ; C 178.
Eastcbalk in Chalk, B 863.
Eastchurch, B 196.
Eastergate, B 125, 723 1462, 1487, 1469.
Eastfield, B 1016.
East Haddon. See Haddon East.
East Hall, A 1 100.
East Ham, A 496, and see Ham.
Easthampstcad, A 580.
Eastlound, B 750, 755-57, 762.
East Mersshe, in Chalk, B 861, 865.
Easton, B 1577.
Eastpecham, A 1237, and see Peckham, East.
Eastrasen, C 1237, and see Rasen.
Eastriclge, C 1067.
Eastrop rest, High worth, B 1359, 1431, 1435-
1440, 1442; C 109, U10, 1456.
East Thorpe. See Thorpe.
Eastwood, A 631 ; B 1045.
, in Peekham, C 936.
Eaton, co. Norfolk, B 223, 224, 284.
, co. Beds. See Eyton.
Ebblesborne-Wake, B 78.
Eblintone. See Ablington.
Ebyndon, C 1520.
Ecclwhall, B 1225, 1226; C 1368.
Eddlesburgh, B 1221, 1472, 1479 j C 543,
1039.
Edelmeton. See Edmonton.
Edenbridge, C 463, 1030, 1334, 1480.
Edeneswelle, B 1686.
Edgeware, A 1684, 1735, 1737, 1809 ; C 491,
539, 828.
Edgeworth, A 913, and tee Edworth.
Edington, B 66, 71, 112, 1440, 1461, 1468.
, chantry of, B 112.
Edmer, A 1425.
Edmonton, A 1032, 1478-1483, 1503, 1576-
1582, 1671, 1685, 1688-1690, 1693,
1694, 1697-1705, 1720-1722, 1724-
1730, 7138-1741, 1798, 1799, 1802,
1805, 1811, 1815 ; B 1227, 1231,
1406, 1460, 1473-1478, 1480-1482,
1487.
, Marsh, A 1703.
Edmundeshulla, A 942.
Edolmetone. See Edmonton.
Edstone, B 70, 113, 782, 1104, 1107.
Ednrardston, A 822; C 1755.
Edworth, C 477 814, 1352, and see Edge-
worth.
, St. George's church in, C 1275.
Edyndon, and see Edington.
Eggeswere. Ste Edgeware.
Eidon or Eidona B 1073, 1076, 1459.
Eimville, A 246.
Eissebi. Se.e Ashby.
Ekelehols in Thurleston, C 1500.
Kkewyk, B 1488.
Elbrigge, C 60.
Eldeford, la, C 1234.
Eldelonde, B 1489.
ElffeMe, manor of, C 744.
Eling, manor of, C 141.
Elington, B 1417.
Eldynges. See Yalding.
Elinton. See Allington.
Elisworke, A 1355. .
Elkston or Elkeston, C 994, 1747, and see
Ilkestou, B 1490.
Ellesborough, manor of, B 1494.
Ellesch', B 1402.
Ellesworth, B 1485.
Ellington, A 1254-1267, 1269, 1271-1273,
2771.
Elm, B 1357, 1401.
Elmdon, co. Essex, A 497.
co. Warwick, A 636 ; 8 1405 ; C 213,
227, 283, 300, 327, 342, 348, 351, 354,
362, 429, 609, 666, 845, 857, 954, 957,
1002, 1003, 1008, 1066, 1297, 1339,
1363, 1572, 1579, 1602, 1619, 1683,
1699.
Elmley, Castle, B 803.
Elmham, South, B 1356, 1369.
Elmstcad, B 1408, 1493.
Elsham, convent of, C 1547.
Elstede.in Boxley, B 1411.
Elsternwick, A 355.
Eletree, C 828.
Elsworth, B 1495, 1499, 1501, 1563.
Elsyng, A 717.
Eltisley, B 970, 1395, 1407, 1552.
Elvynden, co. Oxon.. manor of, C 994.
Elyyngton, co. York, manor of, B 1388.
Elwaderston, B 1399, and see Edwardston.
Ely, A 149 ; B 1422.
, diocese of, B 77, 473, 476, 482, 483,
489, 490.
Elyugton. See Ellington.
Emmyngford, Abbots. See Hemingford
Abbots.
Emroye, in Over Burnham, the, B 1423.
Enborne, B 1370, 1382-1387, 1389, 1390,
1391-1394, 1396, 1397, 1400, 1403,
1404, 1418-1421.
, East, B 365, 1381, 1384, 1386,1389,
1391,1403, 1418-1421, 1500, 1505.
, West, B 1390, 1500.
Endiff in Westminster, A 1526.
Enefeld. See Enfeld.
Enemeth, A 1351.
Enfield, A 1725, 1799 ; B 1451 ; C 1273.
wood, A 1738, 1740, 1798.
Englesham, B 1435.
Engroua, C Illy.
Enham, next Andover, B 8S3.
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INDEX OF PLACES.
Eppeworth. See Kpworth.
Epping heath, B 777; C 1643.
Epworth, B 265, 274, 765, 1378, 1379.
, manor of, B 374, 1379.
Erbury. See Erdbury.
Erdburrow. See Erdbury.
Erdbury, B 1223, 1255.
, Priory of, co. Warwick, B 65, 106,
920, 925, 930, 933, 935, 1278, 1230,
1496, 1498, 1569.
Erdele. See Yardley.
Erdeslay, C 729, 1500.
Erdeley. See Yardley.
Erescote, C 1002.
Erith, A 1395.
Erkenden, A 319, 689.
Erie, B 119.
Ermington, C 1548.
Errington, C 1510.
Esclon, manor of, A 386.
Eselborough. B 1452-1458.
manor of, B 1452, 1453, 1456-1458.
Esenden. See Essenden.
Esendon, by Banbury, manor of, C 1184.
Esher, B 1079.
Eskelby, A 319, 689.
Esse, B 74.
Esseby. See Ashby, Easby.
, Brock,' B 302.
Essen, B 1444.
Essenden, A 1035, 1131, 1190; B 1443,1445-
1448, 1450, 1451.
, Little, B 408.
Essesho, B 1414.
Essex, co. A 1157, 1586, 1609, 1633, 1734,
B 137, 876; 0661,755,916, 176].
Estbetertone. See Betterton, East.
Estbiri. See Eastbury.
Estbolton. See Bolton, East.
Esteleya, B 1223.
Esteneborne. See Enborne.
Esterford, A, 647 648.
Mill, A 834.
Estergate. Sec Eastergate.
Esteverle. See Farley, East.
Estfeld. See Eastfield.
Estferry, B 1378.
Esthall. See East Hall.
Estham, manor of, C 1088, 1554, and see Ham.
Esthamstede. See East Hampstead.
Estbathelsay, A 422, and see Hathelsay.
Esthorp, A 635, 645, and see Thorpe, East.
.Little, A 642.
, manor of, C 1416.
next High-worth. See Eastrop.
Estlech. See Leach, East.
Estle, A 534 ; C 530, and see Leigh, East.
Estleg, B 1464.
Estley, B 1224.
Estlonde. See Eastlound.
Eston next Milnecroft, B 1358.
Estonegosebekes, C 171, 517, and see Gosbeck.
Estpreston, manor of, B 33, and see Preston.
Estrigge. See Eastridge.
Estrop. See Eastrop.
Estthrop by Kemmeabury, C 536.
Estrete in Cliff, B 1115.
Estwathe, C 1597.
Estwayte, A 547.
Estwode, A 631 ; B 1345.
, in Peckham, C 926, and see Eastwood.
Esynden. See Essenden.
Esyngton, A 355.
Ethelwaldeler, C 1178.
Ethone, B 1374, and see Nnneaton.
Eton', A 100 ; B 223, 224, 284, 1368, 1376-
1427, 1430, 1464; C 26, 532.
Etone, B 1224, 1367, 1409, 1410, 1424, 1425,
1449, and see Eaton, Etton, Eyton,
Nuneaton.
Etton, B 1365, 1368, 1426.
Everby, B 221.
Everdon, B 313, 1073, 1076, 1363; C 1692.
Everley, B 1364.
Eversden, Little, B 1.363.
Eversham, B 1432; C .1141.
Evington, A 1402, 1403 ; C 1261.
Evreux, A 1056.
Ewell, A 387; B 1075, 1154, 1157, 1161,
1164, 1166, 1168, 1171, 1176-1178,
1360, 1416.
Ewerton. See Eversden.
Ewlonde, A 858.
Ewyas, Priory of, co. Hereford, B 1427.
Exeter, A 227-231, 6o4 ; B 67, 1201.
, cathedral, 1201; C 1093.
, gaol, B 581.
, diocese of, B 271.
St. Peter's, 8 67.
Exming, B 1548.
Exton, B 503.
Eydon, B 1372.
Eye, A 104, 1531, 1537 ; C 80, 1477.
Eyfeld by Westminster, A 1533, 1543, 1548.
Eymore by Westminster, A 1533, 1543, 1548.
Eyndon, B 1361, 1377, 1380, 1502-1504.
Eyrston, B 820.
Eyeeleye, B 185.
Eyton, A 106; B 1739, 1740; C 218, 222,
268, 271, 297, 402, 424, 464, 560, 567,
591, 631, 633, 700, 704, 706, 836, 852,
568, 899, 925, 983, 1006, 1060, 1224,
1343, 1453.
by Sallowe, O 1111.
Eywode, B 1371.
Eyworth, C 1352.
INDEX OF PLACES.
587
F.
Fabianisphichtel, A 1314.
Fabricee, C 1159.
Fageswyk, B 1058, 1061.
Fair Oak, 645.
Fairsted, A. 491, 492.
Fald, C 1270.
Falghamwodc, A 1413.
Fallay, A 435.
Falle, A 92.
Fange atte Noke, C 350, and see Vango.
Fangfoss, A 278-280, 334, 3-56, 358, 359,
374, 420.
Fangy, B 1344.
Fankefosse. See Fangfoss.
FardoD, C 1301.
Farleghshethe, C 1016.
Farleigh, East, C 94, 105, 352, 619, 750, 780,
808, 1016, 1050, 1245.
, West, C 347.
Farley, East, co. Wilts., B 1465.
, manor of, C 1497, and see Ferle.
, priory of, co. Wilts., B 262, 4i2, 469.
, Middle, B 1465.
Monachorum, B 1205, 1488.
Farlington, A 345.
Farnborough, A 1753; C 73, 270.
Farnbur', B 190.
Farndon, C 1301.
Farndunehelle, A 1171.
Farnham, A 310-312, 689, 1062 - 1063 ;
B 1383; C 886.
Farningham, C 397, 1166.
Farrewater, prebend of, C 1496.
Farringdon, A 233.
Fasternam, A 249, 250, 252, 255, 1036.
Fatbanland in Kirkeby, B 1786.
Fankefosse. See Fangfosse.
Faukeshall, manor of. See Vauxhall.
Faulkbourn, C 1252, 1253.
Faunhope, A 1457, 1460.
Faversham, B 1129 ; C 311, 762, 868, 1697.
Fawkham, C 769.
Feckenham, B 519, 1574.
Feckham, B 651.
Felcherche, A 423.
Fellengley, B 103.
Feltborpe, B 983.
Fencote, A 352, 353.
Fenniepole in Bearley, B 772.
Fenny Drayton, A 1296.
Fentenyeyn, C 1119, 1279.
Ferle, church of St. Mary Magdelene at,
B 367, and see Farley.
Fernham. See Farnham.
Fernthe, A 489.
Feryng, A 634, 836.
Fewcrosse, B 1542.
Fexore in Penshurst, C 481.
F-fehead, B 1364.
Fifhide, C 135, 1457.
Filleford, C 272.
Fillolleshall, alias Kelveden, A 635, 641-643,
645-650, 833.
Fiucham, C 758, 991.
Finchiugfield, A 425, 426, 429, 443-445, 450,
471, 477, 483-484, 488, 493, 839,
844.
Fineshed, Church of, B 503.
Finnesheved. See Fineshed.
, Priory of, B 373, 429, 431.
Fisclache. See Fishlake.
Fisereldene, B 1471.
Fishburn, A 707.
Fislac. See Fishlake.
Fishlake, A 308, 315, 316, 349, 351,
Fithlake. See Fishlake.
Fittleton, C 248, 495, 777, 781, 792, 1062,
1120, 1382, 1676.
Fivehead, C 1703.
Fladbury, B 1574.
Flamden, A 1165.
Flamstead, C 1524.
Flamsaweloyne, A 1441.
Flaunden, A 93, 981, 1034, 1060.
Flawenden. See Flaunden.
Flaxley, A 1270.
Flegg, C 758.
Fletching, C 758.
Flete, manor of, B 91.
Fletton, A 1303.
Flixton, B 1369; C 1196.
Floleg", B 106.
Florence, A 1612.
Fogeleslonde, A 784.
Folchertorp, A 381.
Foleford. See Fullford.
Fontenwoyri, C 1561.
Fontevyen, C 1539.
Ford, A 228 ; B 352, 617; C 993.
, Monastery of, A 228.
in Bradford, B 654.
Fordham, A 490 ; C 205, 568.
Fordingbridge, B 111, 602.
Foscot, B 318.
Foulemere, A 10.
Foulescote, C 938.
Fourneys, A 261, 418.
Foxcote, C 401.
Foxden, A 707.
Foxton', manor of, B 241.
Frampton, B 1058, 1061.
Cotterell, B 181.
France, C 872, 1154.
Frankton, C 718.
Frating, A 46, 464, 808.
Fraunceymersh, in Hoo St. Mary's, C 1 1 97.
588
INDEX OF PLACES.
Freethorp, C 826.
Frerenhell in Boxley, C 723.
Freston, S 364 ; C 171,517.
Frimley, A 115.
Frindsbury, C 1773.
Frisby, A 1442.
in Kirkby, B 1783.
Frocestor, C 1141.
Frodsham, A 203.
Frollesworth, B 923.
Frome, C 1775.
, Canons, C 1485.
, in Selewode, C 49, 61.
Froxfield, C 445, 655, 1198.
Fryer in Boxley, B 460.
Fryton, A 198.
Fulbourn, A 1037.
Fulford, B 114; C 1551, 1748.
Fulham, A 1296, 1797.
Fuleswichesden, B 1304.
Fullford Arreton, B 118.
Fyffyde. See Fifhide.
Fyfhydc Escudemore, B 78.
Fymour, 704.
Fynneshed, convent of. See Fineshed.
G.
Gaddesden, Great, C 746.
Gainsburgh, A 1438.
Galtres, forest of, A 706.
Galyonshope in Barking, C 1171.
Garcinton. See Garsington.
Garendon, Abbey of, B 1784.
Gargrave, A 1387.
Garinges, nunnery of, C 223.
Garsington, A 1024, 1056, 1097.
Garmethorp. See Grimsthorpe.
Garston, East, C 674.
Gatcomb, Little, 307.
Gatesbury, A 1001, 1009, 1033, 1111, 1158,
1179 ; B 1032; C 1590.
Gatcombe, B 375.
Gaugelnesdeu, C 634.
Gazeley, C 1252.
Geddynges. See Gidding.
Genoa, C 1146.
Gerdele, A 1054 ; B 1546.
Gererdiston, East, C 1455.
, West, C 1455.
Gerlingtune, A 242.
Germany, A 1056.
Gernemuta. Sec Yarmouth.
Gerondon, Abbey of. See Garendon.
Gersindon. See Garsington.
Gestingthorpe, A 740.
Gejnes Park, C 1643.
Gidding, A 1365.
Gidding, Little, A 12?9. 1294.
, manor of, B 241.
, Steeple, A 1288, 1289, 1294.
Gillinghara, B 1313
Ginge Rauff, A 506, 511.
Gippewjc. See Ipswich.
Girton, C 1706.
Glemsford, C 1755.
Glidepath, C 1055.
Gloucester, A 930 ; B 1427, 1432 ; C 1555,
16-il.
Priory of St. Oswald of, B 1427.
, Abbey of St. Peter at, B 1427.
, co., A 1588, 1608 ; C 377, 662.
Goddardkarre, C 1626.
Godderkeringe, C 1626.
Goddington, C 107.
' Goddirdrodeynge, C 1626.
Goddyngflod, C 856, and see Godyngflod.
Godeford, C 1108, 1397.
Godeliston alias Nethirhalle, A 644.
Godestre. See Good Easter.
Godeweye, B 1601.
Godlehull, C 973.
Godmanchester, A 1231.
Godmersham, A 1797.
Godrikesgore in Bifeld, B 828.
Godshill, B 675.
Godston in Wokkelsted, C 1210.
Godvikeshawe in Brunham, B 811.
God way, B 1252.
Godyngflod, C 656, 856, 1549.
Goldfeld, A 1032.
Goldore, C 294, 416.
Goldington, A 552.
Gompsford, B 155.
Gonalston, B 1585, 1669.
Goodeaster, C 114.
Gorbrode, C 1768.
Goring, C 994.
nunnery of. See Garinges.
Gorieston, C 1779.
Gosbeck, C 171, 517.
Gotham, C 1746.
Gothurst, or Goteturst, co. Bucks A 387, 655,
925, 1157.
Goudhurst, B 1542.
Gouthorp or Gowthorpe, A 278-280, 334, 356,
358, 359, 365, 374 420.
Goynrytir, A 99.
Graby, C 370, 452, 629,1413, 1563,1616.
Grafham, B 947.
Grafton, C 1470.
Graham, B 1200.
Grainsby, A 458.
Grallagh (Ireland), A 386.
Grandesden, Great, B 970.
Grantham, C 848.
Grapham, A 1267.
Grauucotes, manor of, B 1530.
INDEX OF PLACES.
589
Grava, ile. See Grovebury.
Graveley, A 1215 ; B 280, 1562
Gravency, B 575, 875.
Grarenhurst, A 104, 105, 127, 128, 139
C 1227.
, Great, A. 88, 103.
, Parva, A. 105.
Gravesend, B 1133, 1313.
Great Chart, B 960.
Greenwich, East, C 1418.
West, C 926.
Grenburgh, C 366, 1305.
Grendon, A. 352 ; B 1236.
Grcnehamstede, alias La Musadere, A 927
928.
Gresel, C 839.
Gresley, B 81.
Gresthorp, A 708.
Grethamstede, A 100.
Grevebure, B 647.
Greyby. See Graby.
Greynesby. See Grain sby.
Grigenstrete in Chalk, B 866.
Grimsby, C 104, 1033.
Convent of, 1489.
Grimsditch, A 1809.
Grimsthorpe, C 1033
Grinstead, B 1681 ; C 519, 1210.
Groby, B 104.
Groundisburg', B 1066.
Grovebury, A 549.
, Priory of, B 1367.
Grundewelle, B 492.
Grylston, A 651, 652.
Grymmescote, C 772.
Gryngelye, A 355.
Gueardeston, B 78.
Guernsey, island of, C 1123.
Guildford, B 11G2, 1163, 1179, 1181, 1183,
1646, 1718.
Gumecestr', B 1501.
Gunnerthwaite, C 1389.
Gunueslond, A 1186.
Gunnyldthwayt. See Gunnerthwaite.
Gurmencestre. See Godmancbester.
Gustanwode, B 280.
Gylmyn, C 1493.
Gyng' Monteney, B 1276; C 661, and see
Mountnessiug.
Gypewic. See Ipswich.
H.
Habend'. See Abington, B 1.
Hacckun, A 308, and tee Acklam.
Hache, C 906, and see Hatch.
Hachestrate, Stepney, C 409.
Hackford next Beepham, B 1710.
!I;i 'li-K'v, C 41, 284, 373, 482, 549, 5G:> f,80
8U2, 1029.
Hiicle, Great. See Oakley, Great.
Haddenhain, A 1328; B 571 ; C 1106.
Huddesley. See Haddlesey.
Haddcsovere. See Hedsor.
Haddilsay. See Haddlesey.
Iladdlosey, A 703, 705, 709, 711.
, St. Philip's, Chapel in, A 703.
Haddon, Eaat, C 3, 193,321, 613, 692, 882
1472, 1745.
West, C 419, 748, 1034, 1461, 1574,
1692.
Haddune, B 1138.
Hadham, A 507.
, Little, A 1011, 1013, 1021, 1108.
Hadleigh, A 727 ; C 204, 1774.
Haduam. See Haddenhani, C 1106.
Hagbourn, C 502, 938, 959.
, East, C 263, 938.
West, C 92, 263, 417, 458, 615, 677,
934, 968, 1163, 1380.
Hagley, lordship of, C 732.
Haiduiie, A 499.
Hailsham, C 846, 870, 1053.
Haine, A 98, 101.
Hakeleston. See Haxton.
Hakeneston. See Haxton.
Hakyston. See Haxton.
Haldanby, A 1453.
Hale, la, B 604, 606.
, in Brommore, B 623, 624.
Halewik, manor of, C 1497.
Halifax, A 351, 1404, 1405.
Haliwelle. See Holyvell.
Hallam, church. See Church Hulme.
Halles, manor of, B 241.
Hallgart, C 629.
Hailing, C 1543.
Hallingbury, A 1001.
Halliwell. See Holywell.
Ilalsham, A 279, 334, 356, 420.
Halsted, B 541 : C 1297.
Halstow, C 149, 904.
High, B 1127; C 169, 216, 341, 353,
403,405,425,431,588.
Halswell, C 512.
Halton, A 715; C 1412.
Haly field. See Holy field
Halytonsire, A 193.
Halywell. See Holywell.
Halywellebridge, St. Albans, C 1026.
Salzesto. See Halstow.
Ham, A 496 ; B 1390; C 1549.
East, A 496 ; C 1171.
co. Somerset, manor of, C 1088,
1554.
, West, C 389, 421, 500, 590, 743, 784
804, 1103, 1310.
or Hompme, manor of,B 475, 510-512.
Hamelak, B 221.
590
INDEX OF PLACES.
Hambledon, co. liucks, A 78, 92.
Ilamelden. See Ilanibludon.
Hamertone. See Hammerton.
Hamfield, C 1549.
Hamilton, B 203.
Hainme. See Ham.
, !e, A 941.
Hammerton, A 1229, 1253.
Hampden, C 1229, 1541, 1687.
Hampstead Fereys, C 417.
Hampton, B 1412, 1440.
Hampton-iu-Arden, B 49, 54, 59,60, 64, 186;
C 354, 601, 1363, 1G27.
Hamslape, C 247, 1312.
Hamton, A 244.
Hanging Haughton, C 1594.
Hannay, East, C 855.
Hanney, A 144; C 1534.
Hanningfield, East, B 1310.
South, B 1303, 1335; C 201, 664,
1503.
West, A 504, 765 ; B 1303.
Happisburgh, A 1385.
Hapsford, A 205.
Harborough, Great, B 1672.
, Little, B 1672.
Harborow, C 732.
Hareherstoke, C 994.
Hardene, A 1179.
Hardeshull, B 252.
Hardres, C 879.
Hardwick, C 1542.
Harenhull, A 512, and see Hernhill.
Harewell. See Harwell.
Harewood, A 312.
Hariugay, B 1475; C 324, 587, 872, 1043,
1063, 1189, 1207.
Harlaxton, C 147, 848.
Harleston, C 1231.
Harley, manor of, B 825.
Harlow, C 942.
Harlow Bury, A 638.
Harnhill. See Hernhill
Harpenden, B 280 ; C 1595, 1639.
manor of, C 1639.
Harping, hundred of, C 506, 1048.
Harpsaeld, A 983, 1188.
Harringay. See Haringay.
Harringworth, B 550.
Harrold, C 1281.
Harrow, C 491, 539.
, Weald, C 375, 1323, 1470.
Harsfield, Little, C 1141.
Haitfield,B 1678 ;C 463.
Hartwell, A 94 ; B 252, 1444.
Harwell, C 92, 335, 984, 1614,1701.
Haselewick, in Inkpen, B 1390, 1500.
Haselsiche, B 1321.
Haselwell. See Hassall.
Haseley, C 48.
Hasilwnde, B 1312.
Hasingliam, C 461, 585.
Haslington, A 199; C 1044.
Hassall, C 721, 735, 738, 801, 81D.
Hassware, B 836.
Hastings, barony of, C 1071.
Hastyngs, A 708.
Hasulton. See Hazleton.
Hatch, C 906.
, West, B 959.
HatBeld, A 349, 509, 722, 1131 ; B 280, 1451.
, Bishop's, A 1035, 1099, 1190 ; B 409,
1443.
, Kings. See Hatfield Eegis.
Peverell, A 629-631; C 1246,1247,
1254, 1255.
Regis, A 508, 514; C710, 1142,1432,
1457.
Hathelsay, East, Middle, and West, A 422.
Hatherley. See Down Hatherley.
Haul' B 51.
Haverhill, C 914.
Havering, A 502.
, Park, A 531, 815.
Havering-atte-Bowre, A 845,
Havcrsham, A 96, 179.
Haward, B 475, 510, 512.
Hawardby, C 104.
Hawkesbury, manor of, B 261.
Hawkhurst, B 883, 918, 954, 956.
Haxey, B 265-267, 269, 743-745, 748-750,
753, 762, 765, 914.
Haxiholme. See Axholme.
Haxton, C 68, 82, 368, 777.
Hayes, C 270, 642, 668, 715,740.
Hayleshaiu. See Aylsham.
Haytfeld, A 351.
Hayton, A 263.
Hazleton, B 1061.
Headington, manor of, C 1762.
Heathfield, C 728, 1648.
Hebregge. See Heybridge.
Hecmegrove. See Heightmondgrove.
Hedeuham, C 1740.
Hedlegh, B 146.
Hedon, A 355.
Hedsor, C 795.
Hegham. See Higham.
Heidig, C 663.
Heigh, C 1597.
Heigham, in Walthamstow, B 979.
Heightmondgroye, A 1236, 1238, 1240, 1241,
1245, 1247-1249, 1252, 1256-1258,
1262, 1297, 1299, 1320, 1329, 1333,
1335, 1336, 1359, 1363, 1386, 1392.
Heitmundecot, B 1191.
Heitfeud. See Hatfield.
Hellethorp, A 1453.
Hellingly, C 845, 870.
Hellis, C 45.
Helmc, manor of, C 371.
INDEX OF PLACES.
591
Helme, lordship of, C 1552.
Helinedon, A 1037.
Helmsley, B 221.
Helsby, A 203.
Helwyn, C 1119, 1279, 1539.
Hembury, C 261, 657.
Hembury in the Salt Marsh. See Heaiing-
borough.
Hernegarston, B 123.
Hemel Hempstead, C 31, 522, 754.
Hemingborough, in-the-Salt-Marsh, C 521,
581, 869, 888, 1185, 148*.
Hemingford, A 1195, 1239, 1250.
Abbots, A 1212, 1213, 1231,1242,
1243.
Grey, A 1367.
Hamilton, A 1239.
Heinpston Arundell, manor of, C 1064.
Hemslape. See Hamslape.
Hemlamstede. See Hemel Hempstead.
Henbury, C 158.
Hendon, A 149S.
Hendred, East, C 460, 897, 921, 930, 140*.
Heneworthe, A 1158.
I Ionium, C 1519.
Henley-ou-Thames, C 416, 1405, 1639.
Henny, Great, A 516, 536, 543, 544.
Henor, A 547.
Henwyk, B 550.
Heny. See Henny.
Heppysford, A 204.
Herburyhelonde, 8 449.
Herdeby, A 1430,
Herdwyckewalle in Wormhill, C 606.
Herefeld, B 563.
Hereford, A 1543 ; B 354, 426, 824, 891 ;
C 148,172, 174,' 315, 316, 471, 523,
545, 1084, 1219, 1567, 1583, 1629,
1756.
," Cathedral, B.199, 484 ; C 219, 226,
258, 1532.
, St. Peter's church, C 148, 172.
Chantry of St. John the Baptist in,
C 172.
, CO., C 744, 1470.
Herewardestok, B 1348.
Herford, A 1235.
Herlawe, C 942.
Herlingdon, C 1445.
Herliston, B 1191.
Hcrnhill, C 637, 675, 725, 1357.
Hertefeld. See Hartfield.
Hertesmere, hundred of, C 80, 771.
Hertewelle. See HartWell.
Hertford, A 972, 994, 1035, 1131, 1139 ; C 9,
322.
Hertfordingbury, A 963, 972, 1023, 1029,
1031,1121, 1129, 1138,1166; S 1451.
Hertle, A 557.
Hertwell. See Hartwell.
Hertys, in Sevenoaks, C 691.
Hcrtysinere. See Hertesmere.
Hese. See Hayos.
Heselmere, A 404.
Hesinglinton. See Haslington.
Heston, B 1527-1530, 1532.
Heswall, C 721, 735, 738, 801, 810.
Hetfelde, la, B 10, 11.
Hethe, C 1561.
Hetheden, C 1437.
Hetherden, C 401.
, in Bradford, B 654.
Hethfeld. See Heathfield.
Hethulle, B 836.
Hevedpool, B 1706.
Hever, C 137, 154, 208, 463, 557, 670, 676,
787, 862, 917, 1030, 1450, 1480.
, Brocas, manor of, C 137,470, 676,
787.
, Cobham, manor of, C 137, 676, 787.
Hewick juxta Ripon, A 310.
Hewish, B 394.
Heybourne, B 1475.
Heybridge, C 282, 1251, 1255.
Heydon, B 984, 986, 996, 998, 999, 1010,
1012, 1058, 1061, 1377 ; C 1297.
Heygeworth. See High-worth.
Heygthmundegrave. See Heightmondgrove.
Heyron, B 870.
Heytmundgrore. See Heightmondgrove.
Hibunigtona, B 545, and see Binton.
Hicchen. See Hitchin.
Hickling, C 506.
Hide, la, A 1024.
Higham, B 1055, 1131, 1133, 1483, 1484;
C 171, 661.
Potters, C 199, 969.
Highedge, C 1143.
High Peak, A 210.
, Rothing. See Rothing.
Highworth, B 1359,;1431, 1435-1440, 1442,
1510, 1539, 1595; C 109.
Hilcomhe, B 1533.
Hildeborewrth, B 1324.
Hilderstone, C 1551.
Hilton, A 225.
Hinton, B 475, 510-512; C 714, 1627.
, Broad, manor of, C 931.
Hinxton, B 1407.
Hiperoun. See Hipperholm.
Hipperholm, A 351.
Hirminglond, B 990.
Hirst, A 316, 1205, and tee Hurst.
Hitcham, C 387, 632, 1045, 1046, 1635, 1705.
Hitchin, A 1304; B 823.
Hithe, New, C 842.
Ho, A 1029.
Hoa, B 615.
Hockley, B 1671.
Hocolescote, B 1622.
Hocton, A 1246.
592
INDEX OF PLACES.
Hoddesdon, A 1030; B 241, 1600, 1619.
Hoddi'silonbury, manor of, B 1600.
Hodcuhullc, B 1575.
Hodeston. See Hoddesdon.
Hodlee, B 1586.
Hodleg', A 1622.
Hodnell, B 1575.
Hogesaawc, A 352.
Hoggekytmesmerssh in Hoo St. Mary's, C 100.
Hoggekynsham in Hoo St. Mary's, C 100.
Hoggesbrug, le, in Kingston, B 1628.
Hoghton. See Houghton.
Hogston, A 387.
Hoke, C 1356.
Hokelee, see Hockley.
Hokenal. See Hucknall-Torkard.
Hokes, manor of, B 241.
Hokinde Strct in Bearley, B 776, 779.
Hokys, B 419.
Holcombe, C 995.
Holcote, B 1565.
Holcomb in Barford, B 766.
Holcott, S 1576, 1577, 1579, 1580.
Holdefeld, C 1626.
Holdene, C 1162.
Holderness, A 277, 280, 285, 322, 334, 350,
355, 359, 361, 366, 374, 420, 843.
Holegrave, B 1654.
Holemore, le (Isle of Wight), B 114.
Holewell, B 1573; C 3.
Holeweya, manor of, B 1570.
Holeyge Castle, C 730.
Holflete, Edmundton, A 1690.
Holland, C 533.
Hollesthorp, A 704.
Hollingbourn, C 122.
Holluthurn, B 1569.
Holm, C 1147, 1183.
Holme-Lacy, B 1566; C 523.
Holmerc, B 1568.
Holmfrithes, A 351.
Holmis, A 341.
Holmleis, le, B 1567.
Holoweye, next Feckenham, B 1574.
Holwell, C 321.
Holy Cross, B 1186.
Island, C 187.
Holyfield, A 781, 782.
Holymerssh in Chislet, 8 949-951, 957.
Holynhal), A 419.
Holy Sepulchre, House of the, B 1793.
Holy Trinity, by Kingsthorp, without North-
ampton, Hospital of. See Kingsthorp.
Holywell, A 1033, 1152, 1207, 1214, 1233,
1251, 1295, 1296, 1304, 1312, 1341 ;
B 1554.
, Teovil, chantry of, B 1762-1765,
1768.
Homedewe, B 1 564.
Hompne or Ham, manor of, B 475, 510-512.
Hondysfyld in Kingsnorton, B 161C.
Honicou, deanery of, C 650.
, Clyst, A 233.
Hoo, B 33, 1683, 1684; C 511.
.hundred of, C 42, 96,216,229, 341,
353, 355, 403, 405, 425, 431, 447, 511,
583, 604, 737, 761, 875,881, 904, 1009,
1075, 1153, 115fi, 1157, 1160, 1161,
1197, 1334, 1345, 1349, 1424, 1426,
1647, 1764.
St. Mary, B 1684 C 42, 96, 100, 165,
216, 229, 341, 353, 355, 403, 405, 421,
431, 447, 511, 583, 588, 604, 737, 761,
769, 875, 881, 904, 967, 1009, 1051,
1075, 1153, 1156, 1157, 1160, 1161,
1197, 1334, 1345, 1349, 1424, 1426,
1647, 1764.
, St. Werburgh, B 1680 ; C 1290.
Hooe, B 1681.
Hoope, A 865.
Hope, A 940.
Hopton, B 1673.
Horbury, A 318, 348, 351.
Hordle, B 1582, 1583, 1584, 1594.
Horebiri. Sec Horbnry.
Horingford, B 114, 116, 1578, 1598.
Horisselle. See Horsley.
Horksley, Great, C 200, 1247, 1250.
, Little, C200.
Horley.B 1585.
Hormead, A 1005, 1047 ; C 1658.
, Great, A 982 ; B 155.
, Little, A 982.
Horndon, A 534 ; B 1434 ; C 389, 1247, 1250.
Horning, C 199, 494, 969.
Horningdune. See Horndon.
Horningwold, B 1588.
Horpol, B 1543.
Horsham, B 1540, 1541, 1587, 1589-1593,
1596, 1615, 1618, 1621, 1670, 1674,
1676-1678, 1681 ; C 131, 527, 1144.
Horscmonden, B 1542.
Horsetepet, C 798, and see Oreett.
Horsey, C 1342, 1373, 1374.
Horsingdou, manor of, C 733.
Horsley, A 416, 503 ; B 1597, 1599.
, East, C 130.
, West, C 130.
Horswyll, manor of, C 127.
Horton, A 27 ; C 161, 1166, 1301, 1623,
1651.
, Kirby, C 289, 397, 537, 769, 1543.
Horwod Magna, A 387.
Parva, A 387 j C 874.
Hospital of Jerusalem the. See St. John of
Jerusalem.
Hothulle, C 156.
Hoton. See Houghton.
Houcton. See Houghton.
Houewoldeysham in Weybridge, C 1072.
Hougham, B 1299.
Houghton, A 139, 1230, 1232, 1234 ; B 1572.
INDEX OF PLACES.
593
Houghton, manor of, C 1054.
Regis C 1, 5, 16, 77, 168, 247, 256,
260, 26?, 337, 358, 437, 442, 548, 565,
570, 614, 616, 706, 791, 793, 800, 865,
895, 1006, 1024, 1312, 1430, 1625,
, CO. York, A 31 9.
, by St. Ives, A. 1204; B 1562.
Houtwyke in Brommore, B 617, 622.
Howelle in Cuddington, B 1 144.
Howley, A 1441.
Howrdeweke, near Tavistock, C 1035.
Hoxne, Priory of, C 468.
Hoyland, A 505, 514.
, Parva, A 508.
Hucknall-Torkard, B 185, 1539, 1585, 1675.
, manor of, B 1667-1670.
Huggesley, B 673.
Hughenden, C 400.
Huish, C 1526.
Hulcote, C 351
Huldecote, B 1193.
Hulisleye, C 1757,
Hull. See Kingston-on-Hnll.
Hulle, A 897.
Hulle, la, C in Inkpen, C 572, 1155, 1306,
1417, 1733.
mill of, in Coventry, B 1040, 1074,
1090, 1213, 1218.
Hulme Church, C 1206.
Hulpryngton, manor of, C 273.
Hultendou, A 94.
Hulton, C 857.
Humbre, Little, A 355.
Hundesfeld in the manor of Bromsgrove,
B 632.
Hundgate, in Eyton, C 1111.
Hungerford, A 594, 595, 670 ; C 108, 371, 395,
515, 526, 856, 1263, 1337, 1340, 1521,
1552, 1553.
Hungurhul, C 1147.
Hunnesdon, A 979.
Hunschelf, C 712, 1463.
Huntingdon, A 1198, 1200, 1207, 1235, 1237,
1244, 1250, 1254, 1255, 1296, 1318;
B 1556, 1562.
and Castell, A 545.
Hunwyk, B 502.
Hurlestone in Bucton, C 140.
Hurley, B 925.
Hurst, A 315; B 475, 510-512, and see
Hirst, 1705 ; C 939.
Hurtelond, C 1539.
Hurstpierpoint, C 1375.
Hustedis, C 1575.
Huthorp, B 244.
Hyde, C 1462.
, West, C 1325.
, la, A 1162.
Hylberworthe, 8 162.
Hyldeburworthe, B 582.
Hyldeclee, B1601.
A 53524.
Hynkeleye, B 1376.
Hynset, B 394, 1778, 1780.
Hynton. See Hinton.
Hyrst. See Hirst, Hurst.
I.
leffelond, B 1544.
levele. See Yeovil.
Ifield, C 79, 295, 527, 535, 649, 742, 1760.
Ikenild Street, C 77, 132, 274, 309, 343, 391,
424,752, 1319, 1343,1354, 1406, 1408,
1410, 1427, 1428, 1438, 1445.
Ilchester, C 1266.
Ileford. See Ilford.
Ilfeld, B 1536-1538.
Ilford, A 515 ; B201.
Ilkeston, B 1490.
Ilmington, B 470.
Ilminstcr, manor of, B 1533.
Ingelose, C 1395.
Ingham, C 199, 506, 969, 1213.
Inglefleet Belet, in Kintbury, C 207, 395.
Inkpen, B 1390, 1396, 1500; C 395, 572,
690, 1306, 1307, 1417, 1549, 1733.
Inworth, A 635, 642, 645.
Ippesley, B 519, 1322.
Ipstone, C 416, 721.
Ipswich, A 1060; C 17V, 517, 1068.
Irchenfeld, C 1107.
Ireland, A 386; C 1137, 1138.
Irstead, C 199, 969, 1013.
Irthlingborough, 8 1702.
Iseldon. See Islington.
Iselhamsted, A 8, 79-83.
Isenhamstude Cheyney, A 72, 93.
Isilham, A 1371.
Isle, del, manor of, A 707.
Isleworth, B 1515, 1517-1519, 1522-1530,
1532, 1714.
Islington, B 1507, 1508, 1511, 1513, 1514,
1516, 1521.
Isney Park, A 640.
Istelworth. See Islewortb.
Itcbington, Long, B 1086.
Itteringham, C 1771.
Iver, A 675, 677.
J.
Jakele. See Yaxley.
Jambe Hayys, in Axmouth, B 270.
Janynbrng, in Essenden, B 1448.
Janynesplace, Hembury, C 261.
Jernefeud, B 1545.
Jersey, isle of, B 1547.
P P
594
INDEX OF PLACES.
Jerusalem, A 308.
, Hospital of St. John of. See St.
John of Jerusalem.
K.
Kaldekote, C 490, and see Calcote, Caldecote.
Kalvelegh, A 931.
Kamme, A 892.
Kardynan, A 183.
Karebroe. See Carisbrook.
Katelmer, A 310, 689.
Katesby. See Catesby.
Kayles, manor of, C 1101.
Kayngham. See Keyiugham.
Kekerells, A 845.
Keldon, A 634, 836.
Keleby, A 1431.
Kell, C 303.
Kelmscote, C 994.
Kelsey, South, C 1441.
Kelveden, A 487, 832, 835.
alias Fillolleshall, A 635, 641-650.
Kelyngbek. See Killingbeck.
Kelyngholm. See Killingholme.
Kelyngthorp, A 713.
Kembreslawe in Bearley, B 782, 783.
Kemeston' burne, B 1060.
Kendale, C 106.
Kenill', B 1705.
Kenilworth, B 138, 1701; C 996, 1226.
Kennesworth. See Kensworth.
Kensington, A 1457.
Kensworth, C 126, 162, 247, 268, 279, 346,
869, 399, 436, 437, 442, 451, 489, 507,
538, 548, 565, 570, 595, 607, 608, 614,
616, 623, 648, 688, 706, 791, 794, 952,
1024, 1039, 1056, 1074, 1312, 1534,
1381, 1451, 1540, 1564, 1576, 1586,
1662.
Kentebur' B 223.
Kentishtown, B 1516 ; C 328, 1423.
Kerbroke. See Carbrooke.
Kerdeston, B 1710, and see Cawston.
Kersey, C 1538.
Kertelenge. See Kirtling.
Kerthu, C 1119, 1279.
Kesburgh, C 08, 1626.
Keswick, C 1048.
Ketene, B 1358, 1704.
Ketteringham, A 924.
Kettlewell in Craven, B 1707.
Keverstone.A 262.
Kexby, A 281.
Keyingham in Holderness, A 350, 355.
Keynsham, A 694.
Keystrete, B 433.
Kidderminster, B 1697, 1698, 1700, 1703
1708, 1709 ; C 1298.
Kilburn, Nether, C 344
, Over, C344.
Killiugbeck, A 715.
Killingholme, C 1412.
Killingmill, Bridport, C 220, 434, 1743.
Killpeck, C 1328, 1728.
Killyngwyk, A 278, 356, 358.
Kilmonseke.C 1119, 1272, 1279.
Kiluese, A 355.
Kilnwick, A 704.
Kilquite, C 331, 597, 755, 1230, 1285,1476.
Kimberley, B 1711.
Kimbolton, B 1534, 1535, 1537, 1538.
Sokeof, B 1702.
Kimble, B 1452.
Great, A 44, 387 ; C 911.
Kimpton, B 280.
Kineton, B 1706, 1793.
Kinfare, B 1712, 1713.
Kingerby, C 1412.
Kingesbrugge. See Kingsbridge.
Kingesbuttes, in Berton, B 838.
Kingeslond, B 1656, 1657.
Kingesnade, B 1693.
KingRbridge, A 510 ; C 542, 555, 785, 1093,
' 1243, 1638, 1712.
Kingsbury, hundred of, C 109.
King's Caple, C 361.
Kingsclere, B 1383.
King's Cliff, B 585.
Kingsey, C 112, 330, 986, 1235, 1248, 1336,
1761.
Kiugsaeld iu Bradford, B 653.
Kingshill, B 833.
Kingsuorton, B 1616, 1655 ; C 29.
King's Biptou, A 1363 ; B 572.
Kingsthorpe, C 134, 275, 321, 419, 525, 613,
617 692,741,748,876,882,976,1034,
1073, 1076, 1102, 1236, 1574, 1692,
1772.
, Hospital of the Holy Trinity at, also
called St. David's Hospital, C 3, 6, 134,
140, 160, 163, 193, 197, 275, 321,419,
525, 613, 617, C92, 741, 748, 876, 882,
976, 1034, 1073, 1076, 1102, 1236,
1396, 1411, 1446, 1461, 1472, 1574,
1584, 1585, 1587, 1671, 1692, 1741,
1745, 1772.
Kingston, A 834 ; B 47, 191, 197, 659, 660,
1312,1512; C1618.
, Bagpuze, C 963.
Kingston-on Hull, A 355, 707, 708.
Kingston-on-Thames, B 1098, 1101, 1102,
' 1105, 1312, 1602-1614, 1623-1642,
1644-1651, 1658-1666, 1682, 1685,
1686, 1688-1692, 1694-1696, 1699,
1714-1721, 1723-1761, 1771, 1773-
1776,1789-1791, 1795.
, St. Mary Madgalen of, B 1756,1757.
Kineston-next-Yeovil, B 1643, 1722, 1762,
' 1763, 1765-1770, 1772; C 115, 934,
953, 1433, 1526.
INDEX OF PLACES.
595
King's Wyke, C 1361.
Kington, B 633, 1104.
Kinnard's Ferry, B 187, 266, '268, 752, 1378,
1794, 1796-1798.
Kintbury, C 395, 1221, 1549.
Kintun. See Kinetou.
Kirby Hill, B 537.
Kirkby, B 195, 1156, 1783-1788, 1792;
233, 1441.
Bellars, B 387.
, I'riory of, B1497, 1788.
on Wrethek, B 1783, 1785, 1786-
1788, 1792.
, , Convent of, B 573.
, , St. Peter's Church or Chapel
at, B 399, 559, 591.
Wiske, A 310, 319, 689.
Wodehouse, B 81.
Kirkestaynelay, A 319.
Kirkgate, B 991.
Kirkstall, B 1782.
Kirkstalland, B 1782.
Kirstead, C 716.
Kirtling, B 1235, 1244, 1245.
Kirtlington, B 1781 ; C 524, 534, 767, 786,
1672.
Kislingbury, C 134.
Knaresburgh, A 310, 319, 689.
Knaresdale, C 159.
Knarre, C 159.
Knaith, A 344, 347, 698, 701, 702.
Kneesworth, C 943, 1429.
Knightcot, B 1185.
Knighton, C 178, 194, 392, 440, 533, 667,
832, 1268, 1416, 1455, 1456, 1484,
1499, 1578, 1769.
Knights Hethedene, C 1437.
Knolle. See Knoyle.
Knooke, manor of, C 533.
Knossyngton, B 1777.
Knoyle, manor of, B 394, 1778-1780.
Knygeston. See Kingston.
Kolter, A 257,
Kotes, B 1073.
Kriketcsweie, C 578.
Krytton Belzeter, C 125,9.
Kumbell. See Kimble.
Kunetebury. See Kintbury.
Kylcote, manor of. See Kilquite.
Kyllynghames, in Essenden, B 1445, 1446.
Kylmersingge, B 434,
Kylmonsekmor, C 1272.
Kylnweke. See Kilnwick.
Kylthorp, B 1194.
Kylyngton, C 975.
Kymbell. See Kimble.
Kynerdeferi. See Kinnard's Ferry.
Kynebell, Great. See Kimble.
Kyngesgar', B 1687.
Kynggeleye, B 1652, 1653.
Kyngissiche, B 1654.
Kyimesborne in Wheathampstead, C 570,
1408
Kyuorby, C 1412, and see Kingerby.
Kyrby, B 1207.
L.
Lachebroc, C 1595.
Lachebroke in Shiplake, C 603, 977.
Lack, B 1617.
Lackenby, A 342.
Laclivc, C 1350
Lacok. See Laycock.
Lageham, A 215.
Laindon, A 518, 534 ; C 530.
Lake, manor of, C 1085, 1 104.
le, in West Ham, C 590, 743, 784.
Lakynge, C 987.
Lalleford, C 906, and see Lawford.
Lambeth, C 929, 1391.
, North, C 485.
Lambourn, A 542, 733, 736, 1586 ; B 958,
1384; C 500, 1691.
Lambournehall, manor of, C 420.
La Marsh, A 468, 476, 516, 520, 521, 524,
525, 527-529, 532, 533, 535-537, 543,
544, 838.
Lamhey, A 228.
Lammersch. See La Marsh.
Lammesse, B 1021, and see La Marsh.
Lanburn. See Lambonrn.
Lancaster, Duchy of, A 1427 ; B 1701 ; C 733.
Lancenston. See Launceston.
Lancolleth, A 659.
Landbeach, B 1407.
Landesara, C 1561.
Langale, C 1740, and see Langley.
Langdon, A 518.
Langedych, A 1524.
Langho, C 1668.
Langergala, C 1119, 1279, 1539.
Langhale, C 716, 803.
Langham, C 207.
Langley, A 7, 14, 20, 23, 54-56, 140-143,
547, 1156, 1230; B 1104; C 712, 716,
866, 955, 1740.
Abbots, A 1024, 1026, 1097, 1155.
Langley -next-Bredon, monastery of, B 202,
204, 205, 209-212, 216, 389, 418, 422,
423, 465, 478, 887, 894, 1220, 1229,
1237, 1243, 1246-1248, 1254, 1257,
1258, 1260, 1261, 1263, 1264, 1269,
1274, 1281, 1283, 1284, 1286, 1288-
1290, 1296, 1331, 1573.
, Chendut or Cheynduit, A 15, 18.
Langport, A 107 : B 1240, 1317, 1325.
Langrave, A 1110.
Langton, manor of, B 241 ; C 1778.
Langwath, A 1456.
p p2
596
INDEX OF PLACES.
Lanlo, C 1561.
Lanvyhan, C 1119, 1279.
Lanzaston. See Launcciton.
Lapley, Priory of, C 1154.
Larkfield, B 33.
Lartington, B 435.
Lathbury, A 76.
Latimers, A 30.
Latton, Priory of, A 751.
Laufar. See Laver.
Laughton, manor of, C 835.
Launceston, A 258, 1281.
, Castle, 8 172.
Lausell, A 236, 1352.
Laushille, A 1270, 1356.
Lavenden, C 746.
Lavenham, B 961 ; C 1777.
Laver Magdalen, A 750 ; C 1249.
Laverton, C 645.
Lavington, A 1430.
Lawford, B 955 ; C 906.
Laxton, B 428, 429, 477, 485.
Laycock, C 142, 1715.
, Kunnery of, C 142.
Layer, A 463, 523, 529.
, delaHay, A 768.
Layer-Breton, B 1514.
Layer-Marney, C 454, 568, 1336.
, chantry of, C 1336.
Layham, A 433, 526, 550; C 584, 774, 1538,
1774.
LaystOQ, A 998, 1025, 1027, 1028; B 806,
808, 809, 812, 813.
Lazeingby, A 342.
Le, la, the Mill of, at Bercford, B 737.
Lea, the river, A 1817.
Lea, the, in Bromley, A 1754, 11763, 765, 1768.
Leach, East, B 123, 1222-1224, 1228, 1466,
1468, 1476.
Leadich, le, in Barford, B 766.
Leapwelle, C 149.
Leatherhead, B 911.
Leavening, A 278-280, 291, 321, 334, 336,
356-359, 365, 374, 420.
Leccheneye, A 1297.
Lechlade, C 984.
, Hospital of St. John the Baptist at,
C 662.
Lechenarduscote, C 1709.
Ledbury, C 1362.
Lee, A 344, 347, 6!>8, 702 ; C 73, 1615.
la, A 930; C 1732.
.., manor of, C 1112.
Leesnez. See Lesnes.
Lefstonecherche, A 1027, 1028; B 813, and
see Layston.
Lega, B 1153.
Legening. See Leavening.
Legere de la Haye. See Layer.
Legh, A 232; B 1673.
t Canons, nunnery of, C 844.
Magna, A 538.
Leghening. See Leavening.
Leghere. See Layer.
Leicester, A 1183, 1506; B 104, 205, 210,
213, 216, 358, 385, 386, 1210; C 110,
160, 848, 1231, 1261.
, Abbey, A 1183, 1506 ; B 104, 1035.
, College of St. Mary of, C 160, 848.
Leigh, C 941.
, East, 534; C 530.
Leighton, A 1222, 1315 ; C 852.
Buzzard, A 549 ; C 210,402.
Lelle, A 355.
Lcmdon, A 518, and see Laindon.
Lenenhey Heath, C 1763.
Lenn. See Lynn.
Leominster, B 177 ; C 545.
Leppington, A 263-302, 320-338, 356-359,
361-385, 420, 697, 700, 840, 842, 843,
846, 1096.
Lesnes, A 459, 1395; C 1188.
, Abbey of, A 469, 497, 636.
Westwood in, A 497.
Lessingham, C 506, 1048.
Lestewes, C 1200.
Lestonecherch. See Laystou.
Lctcombe Regis, C 1549.
Lething, A 371.
Letton,B 819, 821.
Lewe, B 411.
Lewes, A 340, 509, 1415-1417, 1420, 1428,
1437 ; C 456, 493, 1020.
Priory of, A 217, 1415-1418, 1480,
1428, 1437.
St. Mary's parish, C 493.
Lewisham, Priory of, A 1708.
Levcnyng. See Leavening.
Levenne, C 1728.
Leverton, B 364 ; C 1552.
Levyngtoft, B 762.
Lexdeu, A 519.
Leyghe. See Leigh.
Leyer Marney. See Layer Marney.
Leyndune. See Laindon.
Leyre. See Layer.
Leysnes. See Lesnes.
Leyston. See Layston.
Ley ton. See Leighton.
Leytonstone, C 389.
Lichfield, B 397, 400, 403, 1713; C 1206,
1324, 1368.
Cathedral, B 1226.
Liddiard Millicent. See Lydiard.
Lide. See Lyde.
Lidlinch, manor of. C 1054.
Lidsing, B 450.
Lilford, B 201.
Lilleshall, A 1413.
.Abbey of, A 1413.
INDEX OF PLACES.
597
Lilliugston Magua, A 1265.
Limburg, C 272.
Limcroft, B 1713.
Limehouse, C 364.
Linby, O 1708.
Linch, A 1037.
Lincoln, A. 146, 149, 168, 1433, 1435, 1440,
1451, 1454; C 152, 1729.
, co., B 1227, 1231.
, Cathedral, A 1435, 1440.
, diocese of, C 1731.
, St. Andrew's, A 1454.
St. Peter's le Stanthkede, A 1454.
Lindfield, C 982, 1053, 1375.
Lindsey, B 1669, 1679; C 817.
Linford, A 1537.
Lingwood, C 461.
Linton, A 310, 1237; C 374.
Linwood, A 1455.
Lipe, la, B 10, 11.
Liscard, A 193.
Litchborough, B 14, 127.
Litlington, C 840, 947, 998.
Litteldon, C 712.
Littlecote, C 356, 667, 1228, 1267, 1399.
Littleham in Hoo St. Mary's. C 100.
Littleworth, Long, B 1649, 1663, 1727.
Litton, B 881.
Llandaff cathedral, C 1496.
Lockington, A 346 ; B 1246.
Lodbroc, B 1367.
Loddiswell, C 85.
Logge, le, manor of, B 1159.
Logodek, C 1539.
Logoseke, C 1119.
Logosekes, C 1279.
Lolleworth in Chertsey, B 884, 896, 898, 899.
Lollingley, C 798.
Lollyndon in Chelsea, co. Bucks, C 467, 981.
Londesdale. See Lonsdale.
London, A 140-143, 231, 386, 450, 453, 458-
461, 463, 472, 494, 496, 500, 508, 514,
522, 609, 610, 614, 615, 625, 628, 644,
658, 662, 679, 684, 693, 696, 713, 744,
745, 750, 757, 781, 783, 716, 721, 730,
733, 773, 789, 791, 802, 804, 830, 844
883, 897, 927, 928, 956, 963, 969, 971,
983, 985, 994, 995, 1000, 1001, 1004-
1007, 1010, 1015, 1027-1029, 1031-
1033, 1039, 1042-1046,1051-1053, 1065,
1068-1071,1073,1076-1086,1098,1102,
1104, 1110, 1111, 1115, 1120, 1121,
1124, 1134, 1162, 1163, 1167,1171-
1173, 1175, 1179, 1180, 1187, 1295,
1302, 1358, 1427, 1430, 1438, 1449,
1465, 1468-1495, 1507-1525, 1530,
1551, 1555, 1657, 1558, 1560, 1561,
1566-1568, 1570, 1572-1593, 1595-
1798, 1800, 1802-1819; B 8,86, 100,
157, 178, 194, 198, 201, 458, 635, 725,
777, 806, 808, 809, 812, 843, 876, 879,
880, 909, 951, 958, 964-966,969, 1053;
1055, 1082, 1116, 1118-1120, 1129-
London — cont.
1131, 1133, 1159, 1199, 1319, 1477,
1482, 1487, 1507, 1508, 1511, 1521,
1527, 1612, 1625, 1632, 1634, 1650,
1651, 1682, 1692, 1696, 1720, 1736,
1737, 1759, 1761, 1771, 1773, 1774;
C 10-12, 21, 25, 28, 35, 37-40, 43, 44,
47, 51, 65, 69, 70,87, 100,113,118,
121, 1-23, 125, 137, 152, 183, 189, 216,
231, 242, 246, 257, 262, 284, 286, 288,
302, 304, 311, 319, 324, 328, 311, 364,
372, 373, 376, 403, 406, 408-410, 413,
414,425,430, 431,435, 455,466,469,
472, 474, 476, 477, 482, 483, 489, 491,
492, 504, 508, 521, 529, 539, 549, 582,
586-588, 596, 598, 612, 641, 642, 647,
653, 668, 677, 678, 682, 693, 706, 715,
725, 727, 740, 743, 747, 762, 765, 799,
829, 831, 833, 850, 860, 862, 868, 872,
873, 879, 881, 892, 902, 903, 905, 909,
913, 918, 920, 928, 929, 943, 948, 950,
960, 965, 968, 971, 988, 992, 1001,
1007, 1014, 1021, 1027, 1028, 1040,
1041, 1043, 1049, 1052, 1056, 1058,
1059, 1063, 1078, 1079, 1092, 1099,
1113, 1115, 1117, 1119, 1127, 1130,
1137, 1139, 1144-1146, 1170-1172,
1175, 1189, 1193, 1195, 1202, 1213,
1223, 1240, 1242, 1256-1258, 1264,
1276, 1278, 1292, 1293, 1295, 1299,
1322, 1348, 1357, 1367, 1387, 1423,
1434, 1443, 1452, 1458, 1477, 1482,
1487, 1488, 1493, 1496, 1531, 1570,
1590, 1592, 1603-1605, 1608-1611,
1617, 1618, 1630, 1656, 1659, 1670,
1684, 1688, 1690, 1691, 1693, 1700,
1702, 1707, 1717, 1719, 1720, 1722,
1734, 1736, 1742, 1754, 1765.
Abchurch, A 1511, 1514.
Aldermanbury, A 1489, 1490, 1492,
1501.
Aldersgate, A 1493, 1507, 1515, 1530.
1590.
Aldgate. See Algate.
Aldretheggate. See Aldersgate.
Algate, A 956, 1471, 1476, 1491, 1498,
1504, 1508, 1512, 1516, 1517,
1573, 1574, 1585, 1586, 1595-
1599, 1601, 1602, 1607, 1614,
1650, 1680, 1758, 1762, 1790,
1796, 1798, 1812; C 284,482,
549, 569, 892.
, convent of the nuns minoresscs
without, C 1502.
Algatestreet without Algate, A 1 588,
1595-1603, 1608 ; C 549, 799.
Algatestrete ward, A 1588.
All Saints', A 1631, 1634.
, Barking church, A 1613; C
1202.
, Brcadstreet, A 1634, 1683; C
529.
, Colemanchurch, A 1495, 1616,
1632.
Gracechurch, C 1610.
, the Great, A 1789, 1790.
at the Hay wharf, A 1638, 1707,
1709, 1716, 1791, 1793.
598
INDEX OF PLACES.
London — cont.
All Saint's, in the Ropery, A 1683.
Tower Street, C 1295.
Andovrefeld, C 586.
ApheliDgestratc, A 1499.
Asselynes wharf, A 1706,1717, 1718,
1780, 1781, 1796.
Barcmanneschercho, A 1647.
Barking church, A 1613, 1627, 1628,
1650; C 1202.
Basing Lane, A 1683'; C 257.
Bassieshaw, A 1501, 1502, 1637, 1651,
1652, 1658.
, ward of, C 1040, 1570.
Baynard Castle, A 1592.
, ward of, C 829, 992.
Billingsgate, A 1590, 1617, 1666; C
25, 40, 152, 414, 476, 1295,
1603-1605, 1608, 1609, 1611,
16-18, }688.
Bishopsgate, A 522,1488, 1557,1620,
1623, 1624, 1626, 1642, 1661,
1663, 1680, 1681 ; C 12, 69,
410.
Bradestrate, St. Olave's. See Bread-
street.
Breadstreet, A 1605, 1612, 1631, 1634,
1655, 1683 ; C 257, 430, 529.
,ward, A 1500.
Bridge, A 1625 ; C 504, 508.
Bridge Street, A 1615,1742; C 262,
414, 1258, 1295, 1610.
Bncklersbury, C 406, 905, 1049, 1630,
1656.
Candlewickstreet, A 1609, 1610, 1618,
1629,1633, 1670, 1674, 1785;
C 1659.
ward of, C 414.
Carterlane, C 35, 1722.
Charing Cross, A 1559, 1560.
in Westminster, A 1520-1522,
1534.
Charterhouse, monastery of,' B 949,
951, 1507, 1761, 1771, 1774.
Cheap, ward of, A 1492 ; C 596.
Chepe, A 1586.
ic Colechurch parish, A 1673.
Chickenlane, Barkingchurch, A 1627,
1640, 1646.
, monastery of, A 1005, 1187,
1474, 1471, 1485, 1656, 1678,
1679, 1692, 1708, 1711, 1733,
1763, 1773, 1788, and see Holy
Trinity.
Clerkenwell, A 1515, 1702; C 1618.
, monastery of, A 1515, 1702; C
1618.
Cockslane, A 1661.
Colechurch, A 1646, 1673.
Colemanchurch, A 1495, 1614, 1616,
1632, 1675, 1679.
Coleman Street, A 1662, 1664, 1669,
1676.
Compter, the, A 1683.
London — cont.
Computatorium. See Compter.
Cordwainer street, A 1667 ; C 21, 123,
189.
Cornhill, A 1622, 1630, 1636, 1682;
C 430.
, ward of, C 902.
Corveyserestrate. Sec Cordwainer
Street.
Cricherche. See Christchurch.
Cripplegate, A 644, 1505, 1583, 1591,
1593.
, ward of, 1492, 1497.
Distaff Lane, A 1590.
Dolfync in le Hoop, le, in Thames
Street, C 1690.
Dowgate, 1707, 1709, 1716.
, Ward, A 1638, 1709, 1789,
1790, 1792, 1793.
Duuegate. See Dowgate.
Eastcheap, A 1686, 1687,1691, 1692,
1696, 1719, 1723, 1731-1734,
1736, 1742-1744, 1806, 1807,
1810; C 414, 1496, 1707.
Ebbegate, A 1618.
Elde Maria Church, A 1677 ; C 2],
and see St. Mary Aldermary.
Estmefetheld, A 1586, and see Smith-
field.
Exchequer, the, A 341 ; B 866.
, the Court of, B 879, 880.
Fanchirchestrete. See Fenchurch
Street.
Fenchurch street, A 1659, 1683.
Figstrete, A 1590.
Fleet Street, A 1784 ; C 588.
Friars minors of, convent of, C 1479.
Fynkeslane, afterwards called Puddyng
lane, A 1723.
Garlickhithe, A 1644; B 1078.
Garscherche. See Gracechurch.
Gracechurch, A 1620, 1643.
, street, C 113, 1610, 1617.
Graciis, de, monastery of, see St. Mary
de Graciis.
Guildhall, the, A 1652; C 12.
of the Cologne merchants, the,
A 1791.
Gysorshalle, C 257.
Haliwell, in Bucklershury, nunnery of,
A 1111, 1680; C 87, 153, 215,
905.
Halywell. See Haliwell.
Haywharf, the, A 1638, 1707, 1709,
1716, 1791, 1793.
Hestchep. See Eastclieap.
Hcywharf, the. See Haywharf.
Holy Trinity parish of, A 1516.
, or Christchurch within Algate
Priory of, A 15, 86, 107, 108*
140-143, 231, 306, 424, 496*
500, 522, 721, 723, 724, 733*
735, 736, 739, 757, 762, 764*
773, 789, 792-794, 796, 797*
INDEX OF PLACES.
599
London — cont.
Holy Trinity priory of, — cont.
773, 802, 830, 956-958, 963,
987, 994, 995, 1000, 1001,
1004-1007, 1010, 1015, 1027-
1029, 1031-1033, 1039, 1042,
1044, 1046, 1048, 1050-1053,
1068-1071, 1074, 1076-1087,
1090, 1093, 1102, 1104, 1110,
1111, 1120, 1121, 1148, 1156,
1158, 1159, 1163, 1167, 1171-
1173, 1175, 1179, 1181, 1358,
1470, 1476, 1478-1487, 1489-
1491, 1495, 1498, 1502, 1503,
1508-1510, 1513, 1516, 1517,
1525, 1573, 1576-1582, 1586,
1589, 1595, 1596, 1604, 1605,
1607, 1611, 1615, 1616, 1619-
1625, 1627, 1630, 1632, 1637,
1643, 1644, 1646-1650, 1652,
1654, 1655, 1658, 1660, 1661,
1663, 1664, 1668, 1669, 1671-
1673, 1675, 1676, 1680-1682,
1686, 1686, 1689, 1691, 1693-
1704, 1707, 1709, 1710, 1712-
1716, 1720-1729, 1734, 1736,
1738-1740, 1743-1747, 1750,
1751, 1754, 1755, 1757, 1760,
1761, 1764-1768, 1770-1772,
1775, 1782, 1783, 1787, 1790,
1793, 1796, 1798, 1800, 1802,
1805, 1806, 1808, 1813-1819 ;
B 1477 ; C 1202, 1434, and see
Christchurch.
, the Great parish of, A 1495,
1516, 1517, 1604.
the Les8,C 189, 1052.
Ironmonger lane, C 596.
Jewry, A 1645, 1787.
, the Old, A 1492.
Kendelwriechestrate. See Candlewick
street.
King street, A 1776, 1778.
Westminster, A 1457-1461,
1463-1465, 1468, 1536, 1540,
1550-1552, 1554, 1559, 1561,
1563, 1564.
Knightrider street, C 189.
Kyngesconduteshevcd, Westminster,
A 1567.
Lamb; Alley, Westminster, A 1552.
Limestreet, A 1470.
Lombard Street, A 644 ; C 1617.
Lothbury, A 178, 540, 1472, 1473,
1500, 1518, 1584, 1606.
Lowsmede, Westminster, A. 1567.
Lutteburg. See Lothbury.
Lymstrate. See Limestreet.
Market, A 1490.
Milk Street, C 246, 410, 1028.
New Hospital without Bishopsgate,
the, A 1661.
New Temple, the, A 1045, 1661.
Nuns Minoresses, without Algatc,
convent of the, C 1502.
Oldchangc, the, C 829, 992, 1722.
London — cont.
Oldchange street, C 257.
Old Fish street, A 1677 ; C 257, 435.
Old Jewry. See Jewry.
OlTendebrigge, A 1778.
Orgar lane, C 1659.
Pakkemannys Wharf, A 1779.
Paternoster Church, A 1572.
Paul's Wharf, A 1484, 1645.
Peterlaneheude, A 1645.
Philipes lane, A 1497.
Piscounria, A 1677.
Porksoken, A 1512.
Port of, A 959 ; C 38.
Poultry, the, A 1683.
Puddynglane, A 1734.
Queenhithe, C 257.
Ketherslane, C 508.
Ropery, the, A 1683.
St. Agnes, A 1515.
by Aldrethesgate, A 1530.
St. Albans, Woodstreet, C 41.
St. Alphage, Cripplegate, A 1505,
1583, 1591, 1593.
, ward of, A 1497.
St. Andrew atBaynard Castle, A 1592.
by Eastchcap, A 1696.
Huberd, A 1723.
St. Andrews parish, A 1470.
, Cornhill, A 1636.
St. Anthonine, A 1674.
St. Anthony, C 47, 286, 319, 376,
406,413, 466, 850, 1367, 1630,
1674, 1722.
., , Walbrook, C 1027, 1049,
1172, 1656.
St. Augustine's, A 1065 ; C 408, 1722.
, in le Oldchaunge, C 829, 992.
St. Austin by St. Pauls, C 35.
St. Bartholomew, A 1493, 1641.
, Smithfield, Priory of, A 1515,
1677, 1809 ; B 193; C 1322.
, the Less, 1625, 1678.
St. Benedict, Graccchurch, or St.
Bennet, A 1643 ; C 113, 1617.
, the Less, A 1639.
by Pouleswharf, A 1645.
, Serhog', A 1621, 1657, 1660,
1674.
, the West, A 1484, 1486, 1487.
, del Wodewharf, A 1656.
St. Botolphs without Aldersgate,
A 1493.
without Algate, A 1471, H91,
1498, 1504, 1521, 1517, 1573,
1574, 1585, 1586, 1595-1599.
1601-1603.
, Billingsgate, A 1617, 1666 ;
C 25, 40, 152, 414, 476, 1295,
1603-1605, 1608, 1609, 1611,
1618, 1688.
600
INDEX OF PLACES.
London — cont.
St. Botolph's without Bishopsgate,
A 1587, 1623, 1624, 1626, 1663,
1680, 1681 ; C 12, 69.
, lane, C 414, 1295.
St. Bridget's, Fleetstreet, C 588.
St. Christopher by Cornhill, A 1682.
, le Stocks, 039,430, 902,1139.
St. Clement Danes, A 1665; C 1423.
St. Clements's lane, Eastcheap, C 1058,
1707.
St. Dionis, Bakechirch, A 1659.
St. Dunstan's, Stepney, C 799.
St. Dunstan by the Tower A 1706,
1708, 1710-1714, 1717, 1718,
1774-1781, 1783, 1785, 1786,
1794-1797, 1800; B 86, 100.
, in the West, A 1784.
St. Edburga, without Bishopsgate,
A 1620.
St. Edmund, Lombard Street, A 1800,
1804, 1808; C 1617.
St. Faith's, A 1574.
St. George's, Eastcheap, A 1686, 1723,
1744, 1806 ; C 414.
, Southwark, C 920.
St. Giles without London, Hospital of,
A 1625, 1692 ; B 1516 ; C 765,
1423.
St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, A 1488, 1642.
Nunnery of, A 791, 1630, 1680.
St. James's, Garlickhithe, A 1644.
, without, Hospital of, A 1530,
1677.
field by Westminster, A 1551.
St. John's, Walbrook, A 461 ; C 10,
47, 319, 406, 413, 586, 971,
1G27, 1049, 1172, 1367, 1656.
, Zakary, A 1570.
St. Katherine's within Algate, A 1508,
1607, 1619.
, Christchurch, A 1588, 1608.
St. Laurence's, Candlewick Street,
A 1609, 1610, 1618, 1629, 1633 ;
C 1659.
, Old Jewry, A 1492, 1477, 1513,
1787, 1788.
, Lane, C 257.
Pountncy, C 257.
St. Leonard at Eastcheap, A 1691,
1719, 1731-34, 1742-1744,
1810; C 1496.
St. Magnus by London Bridge, A 644 ;
C 504, 508, 1295, 1690.
St. Margaret,
Bridgestrect, C 262,414, 1258,
1295.
, Lothbury, A 1473, 1500, 1518,
1606.
Southwark, C 1200.
, Westminster, A 1533, 1539,
1543, 1548, 1557.
Patyns, A 1759.
London — cont.
St. Marke's Alley, C 1058.
St. Martin of Baremannescherche, A
1647.
, Orgar Lane, C 1258, 1922,
1293, 1659.
Pomurs in Ironmonger Lane,
C 596.
, at the Vintry, parish of, A
1476.
St. Mary, Abchurch, A 167, 1511,
1614, 1786; C 414.
, Aldermary church, A 1677;
C 21,28, 123,257.
, Aldermanbury, A 1477, 1489,
1490, 1492, 1644.
, Eldemariecherche. See St.
Mary Aldermary.
, Aldersgate, A 1507.
, of Arches, A 1474, 1513, 1614,
1644, 1667.
, atte Ax, A 1517.
, Bothaw, A 1785, 1786, 1674.
, Bromley, A 1812, 1758, 1762.
Colechurch, A 1646, 1673 ;
C 529, 596.
, Fanchurch, A 1683.
, dc Graciis by the Tower,
Abbey of, A 1601, 1790; B 843 ;
C 1590.
atte Hille, A 453, 494.
Lothbury, A 1584.
Magdalen, A 1487; C 582,
1079.
, Milk Street, C 246, 410.
Old Fish Street, C 257.
, Matfelon, without Algate, C
284, 373, 482, 549, 569, 892,
1099.
, de Suinersate, A 1803.
, Southwark, A 1490, 1708.
, Priory of, A 1661,
1674; C 28, 113, 1617.
, of Stratford, convent of, A
1754.
Woolchurch, A 1683.
Woolnoth, C 1092.
, Hospital of, A 1680, 1681.
and St. Nicholas, Chapel of,
in the Torella of the City Wall,
A 1653.
St. Michael, Aldgate, parish of, A
1476.
Bassieshaw, A 1611, 1637,
1651, 1652; C 1040, 1570.
, Cornhill, A 1622, 1630.
, Paternosterchurch, A 1572.
, Queenhithe, C 257.
, Wood street, A 460, 473,
1797.
St. Mildred, Breadstreet, A 1605,
1655, 257.
St. Nicholas, Cold Abbey, C 372, 435.
INDEX OF PLACES.
601
London — cont.
St. Nicholas, Hakon, A 1674.
at Westfishstreet, A 1695.
St. Olave's, A 1612.
, without, Bishopsgate, C 410.
, Silver Street, A 1494.
, Southwark, A 1420; C 257,
599, and see Southwark.
St. Olave's by the Tower of A 1607,
1627.
St. Pancras, Convent of, A 1488,
1642.
St. Paul's Cathedral, A 450, 472,
508, 514, 693, 844, 1485, 1519 ;
C 35, 319,413,521,586, 913,
1145, 1170, 1172, 1531, 1700,
1722.
, Churchyard, A 1605.
St. Peter, the Less, A 1656.
in Westehepe, A 1683.
, Westminster, A 1522, 1526.
, , Abbey of, A 1464.
, Wood Street, A 1663.
St. Saviour's, Bermondsey, Abbey of,
A 1515, 1612.
St. Stephen's, Coleman street, A 1662,
1664, 1669, 1676.
, Walbroke, A 1683; C 87.
St. Swithin's, Candlewick street, A
1670, 1674, 1716.
St. Thomas, A 1475.
, of Acre, or Aeon, Priory of,
A 481, 522, 735 ; C 242, 1570,
1736.
St. Vedast, C 529.
Sandewystrate, by Walbrook, C 1172.
Silver-street, A 1494.
Smithfield, B 198; A 1512, 1586.
, West, C 1322.
, Priory of St. Bartholomew of.
See Bartholomew.
Stockes, les, C 430, 1675.
Strand, the, A 1665.
Temple, the New, 1 045.
Temple-Bar, New, C 1423.
, Old, C 1423.
, street, A 1629, 1709, 1794,
1797; C 414, 504, 508, 1258,
1292, 1293, 1295, 1688, 1690.
Ward, A 1779.
Theving Lane, Westminster, A 1559.
Torella, of the city wall, the, A 1653.
Tothill Street, Westminster, A 1531
1537, 1545.
Tower, the, A 1515, 1601, 1607, 1653,
1706, 1708, 1710, 1712, 1714,
1717, 1718, 1774, 1776, 1778-
1781, 1783, 1785, 1794, 1795-
1797 ; B 843 ; C 1590.
Street, O 1295.
Trinity Lane, C 257.
London — cont.
Walbroke, A 461, 1674, 1683 ; C 10,
47,87, 319, 413, 586, 971, 1027,
1049, 1172, 1367, 1656.
Waucelineslane, A 1791.
Westehepe, A 1683.
Westfishstreet, A 1487, 1695.
Westminster, A 80, 165, 167, 170, 225,
551, 641, 661, 668, 669, 706,
715, 717, 892, 910, 926, 9.37,
1084, 1087, 1265, 1319, 1402,
1425, 1457-1461, 1463, 1465,
1468, 1520-1524, 1526-1529,
1531-1542, 1543-1569, 1698,
1809; C 270, 596, 622, 987,
1113, 1229, 1242, 1251, 1254,
1397, 1557, 1601, 1676, 1728.
Abbey of, A 1464, 1522, 1526,
1536, 1551, 1559, 1560, 1565,
1568; B 25,251,275; C 586,
967.
.Palace at, A 1528, 1532, 1434
1542, 1546, 1547.
Staple of, C 1242, 1592, 1607.
Westwalles Lane, C 257.
Whitechapel without Algate, A 1758,
1762, 1812.
Winmulleshull, Westminster, A 1567.
Wood Street, A 460, 473, 1505, 1593
1663, 1797; C 44.
Wlnomariecherch, A 1614.
Wyvelastone, A 1783.
Long Ashton, B 149, 150.
Longbridge, monastery of, B 510.
Longdon, by Solihull, C 516, 763, 779, 818,
1002, 1759, 1086.
Longdonhall, C 1002, 1077.
Longehethhulle, B 836.
Louglay, convent of, B 1622.
Longodon. See Longdon.
, Challefeld, C 516.
Longsole, hermitage of, C 537.
Longworth, C 416.
Lousdale, A 419, 1387.
Lonsdalefell, A 546.
Lopholme, A 280, 334, 359, 420.
Loscoe, A 547.
Loseby, C 110.
Lose in Hitcham, C 387, 632, 1045, 1635.
Lostwithiel, C 1702.
Louth, A 1435.
Louwhetz, le, B 803.
Lovell, C 533.
Lucca, C 87.
Luddesden, C 128.
Luddesmore in Horseley, B 1597, 1599.
Luddington, A 1365.
Ludgarshall, co. Bucks, A 67.
Ludgershall. B 1064 ; C 59, 128, 206, 349
432, 554, 674, 824, 1304, 1711.
.Chantry of St. Mary the Virgin in.
C 206, 824, 1304.
Lufelawe, C 159.
602
INDEX OF PLACES.
Luffenhalegrave, A 1037.
Luffeweie, C 973.
Luffield Abbey, B 497.
Lultone Mersh iu Salle, C 234, 237.
Lund, A 419; B 762.
Lundoniseheweye, C 378.
Lurgershall. See Ludgershall.
Lutegareshale. See Ludgarshall.
Luton, A 100, 387; B 280 ; C 190, 404,
522.
Lutonwey, C 442.
Luttheburgh, A 540, and see London, Loth-
bury.
Luya, Bromley. Sec Lea, the.
Lnyton, Soke of. See Leighton Buzzard.
Lychebarwe. See Litchborough.
Lyde, Nether, C 751.
Luyde Prior, C 81.
Lydesyngg. See Lidsing.
Lydiard, C 1329.
Millicent, C 488, 1205.
Lydney, C 1219.
Lydun, B 928.
Lym, C 1374, and see Lynn.
Lyme, C 1071.
Lyme Kegis, C 1580, 1597, 1721.
Lymhostes, les, in Stepney, C 364.
Lympne juxta Billeriea, B 918, 953, 954, 956,
960.
Lyndeby. See Linby.
Lyneheld in Holme-Lacy, B 1566.
Lynn, A 1211, 1323 ; C 991, 1374.
Lynwodde. See Linwood.
Lys Sturmy, B 394.
Lyskyrrys, manor of, C 1561.
Lysley, B 1496.
Lysne, abbey of. See Lesnes.
Lyssethorethragh, A 386.
Lytryngton. See Lartington.
M.
Maekney, C 91, 223.
Madecroft, C 687, 828.
Madeley, C 721, 735, 801, 810, 1535.
Maeskenammok, C 1539.
Maiedcroft. See Madecroft.
Maiden Bradley, Priory of, B 1703.
Maidenhead, B 1198.
Maidford, B 232, 237, 294, 1197.
Maidstone, A 1779 ; B 33, 451, 455, 1398 :
C 620, 723.
Maisters, C 1590.
Malbesbury, C 490.
Malborough, manor of, C 1112.
Maldon, A 517; B 1270; C 1251.
Maleswyk, C 359.
Malford, C 1626.
Malkenye, C 1498
Mailing, B 1398 ; C 1543.
, West, C 723, 950.
Malmesbury, C 308, 708, 1267, 1634.
.Monastery of St. Aldhelm of, C 1484,
1634.
Malmesbury, St. Pauls, C 1267.
Malpas, C 1301.
Man, Isle of, B 830.
Mandon, B 1252.
Maneston, A 785.
Manitre. See Manningtree.
Manneby, A 689.
Mannefeld/A 1072.
Manuingtrec, A 530 ; C 844, 847, 883.
Manteby, A 1446.
Manton, C 554.
Mapeldnrwell, A 241.
Maperton, A 213.
Mapesbury, prebend of, A 1519.
Mapledreschamps, C 438.
Mapledurham, A 580 ; B 362.
Maplewell, C 98.
Marazion, A 224.
Marcasiov. See Marazion.
March, C 455, 1341.
Marchall Place, in Woodstock, C 1127.
Marcham, C 232, 577.
Marcle, B 426.
Marden, C 81, 150, 462, 490, 751, 1270, 1328,
172B, 1751.
Mardyng, or Mordyng, C 1358.
Margan abbey, B 727.
Margaretting, C 927, 1599.
Margarete Gyng. See Margaretting.
Marions, manor of, B 241.
Market Overton, B 419.
Markyate, C 489.
Marlborough, B 1364 ; C 30, 64, 75, 192, 340,
394, 551, 554, 635, 659, 724, 1225,
1399.
Castle, C 30, 64, 75, 192, 340, 394,
551, 659, 724.
Marlow, Great, A 671, 674, 676, 685.'
Marsham, B 983.
Marsden, 8 1184.
Marshfield, A 860.
Marshwood, C 298, 453, 849, 861, 1222, 1770.
Marshwoodvale, C 34, 861, 1770.
Marsworth, B 1479.
Martham, C 827.
Mascam, A 693.
Massenden Magna. See Missenden.
Matching, C 120, 1241, 1519, 1654.
Matchinghall, manor of, C 1 654.
Maunby, A 310, 319.
Maunsell, B 1058, 1061.
Maurdyn Eudyngg, C 1555.
Mawnshyll, B 530.
Maxtoke, B 103, 1086.
, Priory of, B 1086.
INDEX OF PLACES.
603
Maxtoke, Leyghton, B 1616.
Maydecroft. See Madecroft.
Maydeford. See Maidford.
Maydenhith, in Cookham. See Maidenhead.
Maydenston. See Maidstone.
Measden, manor of, C 1658.
Meath, co. (Ireland), C 782.
Medburn, B 1588.
Mederyngham, A 1455.
Medesinge, Edmonton, A 1727.
Medilton, manor of. See Milton.
Medmenham, A 13.
Medway, the river, B 1398.
Melbourn, co. Cambridge, B 785 ; C G42,
715, 1168, 1429.
Melbrook, C 137.
Melbury, A 217, 218.
Melcombe Regis, C 58, 547, 734, 1069, 1330,
1582.
Meldeburne, B 785 ; C 1429. See Melbourn.
Meldinge, C 961.
Melebyry. See Melbury.
Hells, C 771.
Melton Mowbray, A 1415-1418, 1420, 1428 j
C 1366.
Menygrove, C 1660, 1661.
Meppershall, A 128.
Merden, A 1237, and see Harden.
Here, B 881,
Meresplot, C 994.
Mereton, C 1674.
Meriden, B 65.
Merkyngfeld, A 695.
Merlawe Magna, A 188, 189.
Merriot, A 95.
Mersche, C 580.
Merston, A 137 j B 935, 1143.
Merswodevale. See Marshwoodvale.
Merton, B 1164, 1171.
Abbey of, A 1254 ; C 899. .
Mes, C 1119.
Mesdene. See Measden.
Meskevammogh, C 1119, 1279.
Messenden. See Missenden.
Metewholcs Mace, Arreton, B 109.
Meutun. See Melton.
Meynotesham, A 94.
Michelles Court in Buscot, manor of, C 467,
825, 866, 955, 994.
Michham. See Hitcham.
Mickleton, C 712.
Middelcleydon, A 95, and see Cleydon.
Middleverle. See Farley.
Middlehara, B 681, 1050.
Middlesex co, A 140.
, Deanery of, C 1001.
Middlewiek, A 191, 192, 196.
Midgham, B 1199.
Midgley, A 280, 359, 374.
Milcote, A 935.
Mildeneye, C 1768.
Milende, la. See Mile End.
Mile End, by Colchester, C 200, 238, 483, 834,
1394, 1655.
Milewardiswill, in Kingston, B 1643.
Millow, C 1352.
Milnecroft, B 1358.
Milneho. See Millow.
Milton or Middleton, A 55, 516, 536 ; B 278,
303, 321, 322, 394, 936 ; C 647, 660,
693, 1153, 1358.
abbey, C 434.
Milton-next-Gravesend, B 1313.
Milverton, B 459.
Minskip, A 310, 319, 689.
Minsterworth, B 1412.
Miryden. See Meriden.
Missenden Great, A 176, 415, 662, 666.
, manor of, C 1181.
.abbey, C 1248.
Misterton, A 1419.
Mistley, A 530, 799 ; C 844, 847, 883, 906.
Mitcham, B 1734; C 682.
Mitton, A 707, 708.
Moccors, 8 1294, 1295.
Mocking. See Mucking.
Mocleston. See Muckleston.
Modfeld Harald, C 191.
Holash, B 948, 980.
Holdesleybill, manor of, B 528.
Hollington, A 1022.
Molonde, C 438.
Molyns, A 670.
Monekenebukhurst, B 777, and see Buckhurst.
Monemad, A 1011.
Monewodegrove in Broxbourne, B 567.
Mongewell, C 418, 1012, 1518.
Monks Risborough, C 726, 806, 1506, 1707.
Honkton, A 310.
Montacute, Priory of, A 217.
Moodihull, in Budiford, B 586.
Morden, C 1098, 1738, 1778.
More, C 618, 678.
,la, C 880.
le, in Bodenham, C 1751.
, by Stanlake, C 102, 183, 1465.
Morebekwath, A 361.
Hereby, A 1360.
More Cokkysheyghes, C 650.
Moresck, A 223.
Moreton, A 853, 858, 863, 864, 876, 880, 893,
897, 907.
Morewys, C 863.
Morlee, A 1484.
Morlewode, A 886.
Morton, A 344, 1414 ; B 289, 291, 304, 1073,
1076; C855. 1505.
Hoseley, A 717.
Moulsey, B 1519.
Moult < >ii, C 461.
604
INDEX OF PLACES.
Mount Carmel, Oxford, priory of. See
Oxford.
Mountuessing, B 1276 ; C 661.
Mount Orgeuil Castle, Jersey, B 1547.
Mourton. See Moreton.
Mowton. See Moulton.
Much Wenlock. See Wenlock.
Mucking, C 449.
Muckleston or Muxton, C 721, 735, 801, 810.
Mugionmor, C 1272.
Muletone, la, B 628, 1190.
Mullestrete, la, in Christchurch, B 1151.
Mulsey, B 1519, and see Moulsey.
Mulvertone. See Milverton.
Mulweye, A 16.
Mulwrlung, B 771.
Mundham, Mundam, A 500; C 716, 803,
1481, 1666.
Munden, A 1018.
Muugewell. See Mongewell.
Munkton juxta Ripon, A 310.
Mursley, A 387.
Murydene, in Alspathe, B 50.
Musadere, la, alias Grenehamstede A 927, 928,
932, 934, 943, 948.
Mussendene. See Missenden, abbey of.
Musterton. See Misterton.
Mnxton. See Muckleston.
Myddelburgbt in Selond, C 1065.
Mymbury, C 178.
Myton, manor of, A 708.
N.
Napton, B 1185; C 1491.
Nasing, A 781, 782.
Nassington, A 1330.
Naueltone. See Naughton.
Naughton, C 1635, 1705.
Navenby, A 1448.
Navylton. See Naughton.
Nayland, Stoke, C 119, 200, 360.
Neath Abbey, B 727.
Neatishead, C 199, 969, 1013, 1353.
Nedengwrth. See Needingworth.
Nedham. See Needham.
Nedrebrunham. See Burnham.
Nedynworth. See Needingworth.
Needham, C 468.
... Thorp, C 1252.
Needingworth, A 1206, 1207, 1210, 1214,
1233, 1251, 1295, 1296, 1298, 1300,
1301, 1304, 1307, 1308-1310, 1312,
1341, 1367 ; B 1550, 1554, 1559.
Nencticbe, C 245.
Nendyke, A 1447.
Netherbrunham. See Burnham.
Nether Claybroke, A 1429, and see Claybrook.
Nethercot, in Burghton.mmior of, B 850, 855.
Netherebolinghope, B 491.
Netherhalle alias Godeliston, A 644.
Netherlake, le, in West Ham, C 1103.
Nutherlumle, A 1387.
Netherluyde, C 751, and see Luyde.
Nethermorc, C 1328, 1728.
Nethrop, C 118J.
Nettlecomb, C 1173.
Neubold by Oseleston, C 110.
Neueton. See Newton.
Neuper Paynel. See Newport Pagnel.
Nevendon, A 430 ; C 530.
Newark, A 1432.
Newbolt, C 735, 1301.
Newbury, A 597 ; B 1381, 1383, 1385, 1386,
1389-1391, 1.397, 1403, 1404, 1421)
C 1262.
Newcastle- under-Lj me, A 197 ; C 439, 738.
Newcastle-on-Tyue, B 726, 1330, 1332, 1342 ;
C 187.
, St. Bartholomew's nunnery at, B 1330,
1332, 1342.
New College, Oxford. See Oxford.
Newent, A 936; C 23,359, 1091, 1094.
Priory of, 1570.
Newenton, A 1302.
Newhall, A 199.
Newham, B 686 ; C 223.
New Hithe, Colchester, C 205, 842, 1038, 1622.
Newington C 1543.
Newland, A 707, 708, 766 ; C 1669.
Newmarket, B 831, 1235, 1244, 1245, 1548.
Newnham, A 552 ; B 297.
, Priory of, A 552.
Newport, co. Essex, C 379, 429.
, Isle of Wight, B 704, 1135, 1136,
1139, 1141, 1142, 1320.
Pagnell, A 1, 36, 47, 179, 181, 182,
185; B 1639, 1640.
New Sarum. See Sarum.
Newsham, A 715.
Newthorp, B 81,1711.
Newton, A 192 ; B 220, 927, 929 ; C 1301.
near Castle Acre, B 1008.
Ferrers,.C 127.
, South, manor of, C 127.
New Windsor. See Windsor.
Neyland. See Nayland.
Nidderdale, A 310.
Nidingworth or Niddingworth. See Needing-
worth.
Nitthereburgate. See Burgate.
Niweland. See Newland.
Nonhampton, C 1390.
Norbiton, B 1098, 1608, 1624, 1631, 1641,
1690, 1692, 1729, 1735.
Nordfelil, A 1041.
Nordinede in Bromley, A 1752, 1769.
Norfolk, co., A 1353, 1399 ; C 370, 1245, 1413.
Normanby, C 426.
INDEX OF PLACES.
605
Normandy, A 849 ; B 463 ; C 290, 1186.
Normanton, A 708.
North Hall, A 1781 ; B 1472.
Northampton, A 973, 1037, 1235, 1394 ;
B 2, 312, 842, 847 ; C 3, 6, 163, 193,
197, 525, 882, 976, 1034, 1073, 1076,
1236, 1396, 1411, 1446, 1472, 1585,
1587, 1594, 1606, 1665, 1668, 1671,
1692, 1741, 1745, 1772.
Abbey of St. James, without, B 694.
, Hospital of St. John, at, C 1584.
, Hospital of the Holy Trinity at
Kingsthorp, without. See Kingsthorp,
Holy Trinity.
, St. Edmunds, C 1584".
CO., A 252; C 363.
Northbarton, A 10, and see Barton.
Northchardford. See Chardford.
Northcodeworth, C 185, and see Cudworth.
North Cliff, C 1159.
Northcroft, B 1373.
Northdalton, A 697.
Northfleet, B 859, 866, 1119, 1130.
Northmyldowne in St. Mary's Hoo, C 737.
Northorpe, le, in Cliff, B 1131.
North Waude. See North Weald.
North Weald or Northwelde. A 750, 753,
755, 768, 774, 788 ; C 1643.
Park, C 1643.
Northwydihull. See Wydihull.
Norton, B 632 ; C 826.
, church of St. Mary of, A 203.
Brun, A 95.
Hautevile, manor of, C 273.
Kings, B 1616, 1655 ; C 29, 575.
Maundeville, A 746.
Northwich, A 200.
Norwich, A 1342; B 819, 982, 983, 985,
991, 994, 995, 997, 1007, 1012 ; C 280,
756, 1083, 1367, 1740.
Hospital of, C 1740.
Norwood, B 1527-1529, 1532.
Noseley, B 1777.
Nothechillingges. See Cliilling.
Notley, Black, A 748, 751, 1045.
Nottingham, B 81 ; C 1143, 1360, 1507.
, co., C 1719.
Notion, C 805.
Novum Mercatum. See Newmarket.
Novus Burgus. See Newport.
Nuneaton, A 209 ; B 90, 104, 283, 925, 1374,
1376, 1410, 1415; C 1379, and tee
Etone.
, Convent of, B 1433.
Nunne Eton. See Nuneaton.
Nunwell, A 413, 415.
Nurselynges, manor of, C 1112.
Nusom. See Newsham.
Nuthall, B 416.
Nuthurst, B 1677.
Nyddyngworth. See Needingworth.
Nytherestonforde. See Stanford.
Nytheway, C 1397.
Nyweham. See Ncwham.
0.
Oak, in the Hundred of Taunton, manor of,
B 10, 11.
Oakley, C 359, 1336.
, Church, C 563.
, Great, A 474, 567.
Oakridge, A 391.
Oare, C 1 724.
Ockham, B 368.
Ocle. See Oakley.
, Magna, A 660.
, pychard, C 1728.
Ockley, B 595.
Odbroke, Derby, the, B 1250.
Offham, C 438.
Offington, A 1443, 1450.
Offord, A 1296.
Offwell, C 1495.
Oftcshulle, B 1143, and see Oxhill.
Oghterard, co. Rildare, manor of, C 782.
Okeburn', priory of, B 303.
Okendon, C 600.
Okfordskelling, A 249, 251.
Okregge. See Oakridge.
Okynton, manor of, B 33.
Oldbury, A 855, 860, 861, 869, 875, 903, 941,
, in the Marsh, A. 901.
Old Windsor. See Windsor.
OllonHall, B 1491, 1492.
Olney, A. 596, 849.
Olton, C 350, S18.
Omley, C 1158.
Ongar, A 466, 544, 734, 735, 746.
Onneley, C 778.
Opechre, A 720, and see Upchurch.
Orbury, B 184, 856, and see Arbnry.
, Convent of, B 920, and see Erdbury.
Orcherton, C 1397.
Orchezerd, le, manor of, C 467.
Orntwayt, in Thurlstone, C 1331.
Orpington, C 73, 121, 125, 270, 463.
Orsett, A 741-745 ; C 449, 798.
Orwell, C 1706.
Osbaston, B 423.
Osberton, B 418.
Oseleston, C 110.
Osgathorpe, B 382.
Osgodby, C I33J.
Osolton, or Osolveston, Priory of, B 93,
1096.
Ossynthorpe, A 715.
Osylby. See Usselby.
Otterton, B 281.
606
INDEX OF PLACES.
Oustemerk, Oustemersk, A 707, 708.
Oustou, B 265, 1378, 1795, 1798.
Outhorn, A 355.
Outwyke. See Houtwyke.
Ovenhulle, mauor of, B 33.
Over, A 1390; B 1557.
Overbrunham, See Burnliam.
Overeboneshulle, B 426, and see Bonesill.
Overebynitoue, B 1 100, and see Binton.
Overecatesby, B 702, and see Catesby.
Overhall, A 740.
Over Lunde, A 419.
Overmore, la, C 1589.
Over Mourton. See Moretou.
Overston, A 1219.
Overtoil, A 91 ; B 1202 ; C 666, 772, 839.
Longevill, A 1219, 1303.
Market, B 419.
Overwardyn, C 1187.
Ovesham, A 455.
Ovingion, B 81U-821.
Owersby, C 228, 233, 277, 285, 339, 426, 427,
1237, 1412, 1441.
Oxclyf, manor of, C 74.
Oxford, B 473, 476, 482, 483, 489, 490;
634, 1287, 1731.
Castle, C 1287.
, New College, B 473,476,482, 483,
'489, 490.
, Priory of St. Mary of Mount Carmel,
C 1731.
, co. A 253, 1466, 1523, 1556 ; C 831,
1223, 1229, 1486, 1607, 1670.
Oxheyhalle, manor of, C 1299.
Oxhill, B 1143; C 26.
Oxkereswell, C 1695.
Oxschulf, C 26.
Oxspring, C 783, 893, 944, 1389.
P.
Pachchyng Cloyill, A 436, 442,749, 752,754.
Pacchyng Pycot, A 513.
Packington, B 60 ; C 1339.
by Lichfield, C 1324.
Prior, B 49.
Paddebiry in Preston, B 227.
Padstow, C 1119, 1279.
Pagham, C 60.
PaghelBete, A 355.
Palgrave, C 771.
Pancras, manor of, B 1516.
Parksokne, A 1186.
Parndon, A 755
Paston, C 506, 709.
Patshull, B 1073, 1076.
Fatisplace, A 868.
Patyesneln-.e, in Thornbury, A 876.
Paxtun, C 1174.
Payne, in Boxley, B 460.
Paynellesplane, manor of, C 467.
Paynelseourt, manor of, C 866, 955, 994,
1701.
Peak. See High Peak.
Pebners, or Peberners, A 524, 525.
Peckham, C 20, 66, 67, 143, 153, 215, 249,
292, 304, 455, 474, 475, 479, 592, 598,
599, 612, 680, 698, 736, 884, 926, 960,
965, 970, 1007, 1014, 1029, 1032, 1037,
1078, 1164, 1179, 1193, 1195, 1199,
1201, 1309, 1391, 1418, 1419, 1435,
1474, 1538, 1642, 1686, 1716-1720,
1753.
.East, A 1237.
Pedull. See Wyre Piddle.
Pegsdon, A 104, 128, 130, 139.
Pekesden. See Pegsdon.
Peldon, A 463.
Pelham, A 1177; C 1297.
Furneaux, C 496.
Pencarowe Wood, C 331.
Pencombe, C 150.
Pencoys, A 545.
Pencrieh, manor of. See Penkridge.
Pendeleford, B 367.
Pendesham. See Pensham.
Penhall, C 1119.
Peningeston. See Peniston.
Peniston, C 310, 643, 753, 864, 1331, 1389.
1575.
Penkridge, C 26.
Penn, A 404.
Pennans, C 1119, 1279, 1539, 1561.
Penrhyn, A 545.
Pensham, C 973.
Penshurst, C 481,
Penton Mewsey, C 78, 541, 871, 945, 1229.
, manor of, C 401, 1357.
Pentrasawe, A 545.
Penyton. See Penton.
Peopleton, B 163 ; C 382, 1060, 1765.
Perendone, A 755, and see Parcdon.
Perers, manor of, B 241.
Pershore, B 148, 508, 825, 1051; C 84, 186,
202, 239, 382, 1060, 1135, 1558, 1566.
, Abbey, B 148, 217, 248, 261, 712,
1069, 1324.
, St. Andrew's Church, B 825.
Perywode, manor of, C 747.
Peselingworth. See Poslingworth.
Peterborough, A 1288, 1289.
, Abbey of, B 434.
Pette by Charing, C 1697.
Peverel, Honour and Castle of, A 210.
Pewsey, B 1364.
Phelpattys, A 940, and see Philpot's Court.
Phelpeston, manor of, C 1778.
Philiperslond in Cuddington, B 1176.
INDEX OF PLACES.
607
Philpots' Court, A 940.
Piddington, A 187.
Piddle, \Vyke, C 1765.
Pidse. See Burton Pidsea.
Pikelmers, C 1393, 1559.
Pikendeiine in Boxley, B 449.
Pilatenhal, C 1602.
Pilsdon, C 272.
Pindven. See Pinvin.
Pinhoe, A 233 ; C 273.
Pinner, C 374.
Pinvin, C 382, 1060, 1104, 1765.
Pionia, monastery of, B 1427.
Pipewell, Abbey of, B 1138.
Pirgindenne, B 1693.
Pishill, C 1660, 1661.
Playford, B 1066.
Pleisthorne in Bearley, B 783.
Pleistouwe, B 803.
Pleswellevelde, A 1023.
Plumpton, B 326, 328, 330, 333, 335-339.
Plumptonpyrie, B 1543.
Plumstead, B 768 ; C 475.
Plymouth, C 1093.
Podyngton. See Povington.
Pokerich', B 656.
Pokeswell, C 1448.
Pokingel, C 550.
Pollyng, manor of, B 394.
Pontefraet, A 78, 422 ; C 181.
Pooles Grene, Erdbury, B 1496.
Portbury, A 892.
Portemowe, B 375.
Portesmue, B 890.
Portland, C 1415.
.liberty of, C 396.
Porstoke, C 1055.
Posfingworth, B 1287, 1329, 1341.
Poslyngsorth. See Poslingworth.
Posterygge, A 655.
Postling, manor of, C 1778.
Potteryscrouche, St. Albans, C 528.
Povington, C 272.
Powekesley, A 661.
Poyntell mill, A 834.
Poynton, C 452.
Prato, de, nunnery of, A 992, 1183.
Prestwood, C649.
Preston, A 355 ; B 227, 934, 1706, 1769.
, East, manor of, B 83.
Parva, A 686.
, on Skyern, A 707.
Prestore, A 12, 16,65.
Prickly, B 1192,
Prince's Eisborough, C 1689, 1737.
Prioruscoit in Bcruscot, C 662.
Prioursmore, B 499.
Puddyng Crofte in Maidenhead, B 1198.
Pulesdon. See Pilsdon.
Pulton in Waley, A 193.
Puriton, C 1634.
Purley, A 751.
Purston, B 235, 295.
Purton, C 1215.
Pury, West, B 126, 251, 252.
Pycit Ores in Kingston next Yeovil, B 1765.
Pydintoue. See Piddington. .
Pydull. See Wyre Piddle.
Pyllynges, in Horsham, C 131.
Pymowre, C 1065.
Pymskym, C 1119.
Pyn, A 233, and see Piuhoe.
Pyndesyn. See Pinvin.
Pynhill, in Causton, B 985.
Pynne. See Pinvin
Pyridune, A 1028.
Pyrie, B 1191.
Q.
Qualmeston, in Hoo St. Mary's, C 1 1 60.
Quarr, B 91, 107-110, 114-118.
Abbey, A 1408 ; B 91, 107-110,115-
117, 439, 495, 506, 668, 669, 672, 678,
686, 689, 704, 707, 710, 890, 1135,
1139, 1141, 1142, 1151, 1192, 1399,
1578, 1598.
Quarreria, St. Mary. See Quarr.
Quassynburg. See Washingborough.
Quay, B 1068.
Queldriz, A 376.
Quendon, O 496.
Quenebrak, A 532.
Queneby, A 1442.
Querendon, A 178.
Queynton, manor of, C 1181.
Quinton, C 1089.
Quysdene, A 747.
R.
Raby, A 260, 262; B 221, 488.
Eadeclive in Barford, B 766.
Radford, B 459,497.
Hading Abbey. See Reading.
Radway, B 253, 1280.
Radwell, B 280.
Radwinter, A 721, 723, 724.
Rainham, co. Essex, A 465, 469, 720.
Ramesdon, Belhus. See Ramsden Belhouse.
Ramesgill, A 310.
Ramsbury, C 32, 536, 566, 641, 667, 832, 859,
1010, 1387, 1416, 1456, 1484, 1591,
1634, 1640, 1769, 1775, 1778.
, Church of the Holy Cross, at, C 1634.
608
INDEX OF PLACES.
Ramsbury, Hundred of, C 536.
Ramsden Bellhouse, A 511; B 128,r), 1310;
C 1503.
Ramsey, A 88, 103-105, li>7, 128, 130, 133,
135, 136, 138, 139. 550, 1192, 1218,
1223, 1225, 1230, 1232, 1238, 1240,
1242, 1243, 1247, 1248, 1257-1259,
1262, 1270, 1283, 1284, 1295, 1297,
1299, 1313, 1314, 1320-1323, 1328,
1329, 1333, 1337-1340, 1342, 1344,
1345, 1353, 1357, 1361-1363, 1366,
1369-1371, 1373-1384, 1386, 1388,
1390-1394, 1396-1399 ; B 1552, 1557.
Abbey, A 104,127, 128, 130,132,133,
135, 136, 138, 139, 550, 1038, 1064,
10CT, 1122, 1194-1197, 1204, 1210,
1218, 1223, 1224, 1230, 1232, 1234,
1236, 1239, 1242, 1243, 1247, 1252,
1259-1261, 1265-1267, 1270-1272,
1274-1278, 1283-1285, 1293, 1308,
1309, 1313, 1323, 1325, 1340, 1343,
1344, 1346, 1347, 1356, 1357, 1362,
1363, 1366, 1369, 1375, 1376, 1380,
1390, 1394, 1398, 1454 ; B 34, 35, 39,
85, 87, 359, 1060, 1062, 1485, 1499,
1531, 1546, 1553, 1554.
, Church of St. Mary and St. Benedict
at, A 127, 130, 132.
, St. Benedicts, A 1230, 1234, 1252.
Rasen, East, A 1237 ; C 1237.
.Middle, C 314.
West, C 1218.
Raskelf, A 416, 417.
Eattru, B 10.
Raunds, B 1 536.
Rauneston. See Ravenstone.
Ravely, A 1216, 1263.
.Great, A 1201, 1365.
Little, A 1363.
Ravenhall, A 634, 836 ; C 95.
Ravenhowstones, the, C 166.
Ravensere, A 355.
Ravenstone or Raunston, A 186.
Raw-den, A 689.
Rawneshale, C 95, and see Ravenhall.
Rayleigh, C 420.
Rayners Chantry in Grimsby, C 104.
Reading, A 154, 156-160, 162, 553-555, 557-
605,611.
, Abbey, A 1643 j B 934; C 388, 604.
St. Laurence Church. A 605.
, St. Mary's, A 572.
Redburn, A 990 ; C 522.
, St. Mary's Chapel, A 1256.
Redlane, C 1336.
Redmanor, A 422.
Redmile, B 93.
Redruth, A 223.
Redyng. See Reading.
Reede, B 806.
Reepham, B 1710.
Refeld, A 1028.
Regali loco, de. See Rewley.
Reigate, B 1168: C 66.
Remenham, C 416, 1639.
Renham, West, A 944, and see Rainham.
Renueslegh, C 481.
Rcplyngham. See Riplingham.
Repyngale. See Rippingale.
Reskemner. A 257, 258.
Hesschcbroke. See Eushbrook.
Eesogowe, A 545.
Reston, C 711.
Restyr, A 207.
Retford, West, C 672.
Retherby, manor of. See Rotherby.
Retherfeld. See Rotherfield.
Rettenden, C 1249.
Eevenestret in Olenhele, B 1492.
Revenhale. See Raveuhall.
Rewley Abbey, B 105.
Reydon, C 171, 517, 520, 749, 823, 1068,
1070, 1546.
Reymerstone, C 1048.
Reyinond, A 551.
Keynalduscros, C 1709.
Reynehous' in Braintree, B 541.
Reynham. See Rainham.
Ribbesford, B 101.
Riby, C 1547.
Richard's Castle, C 278.
Richmondshire, A 658 ; B 1057, 1146, 1148.
Richmond, A 1008, 1056.
Rickling, C 384, 1519.
Rickmansworth, A 964.
Ricroft. See Ryccroft.
Ridge, C 356, 445,655, 1198, 1371.
.East, C 1067.
Rifford, A 1028.
Rigge, See Ridge.
Rigge and Teterigge, B 1778, 1780, and see
Ridge.
Rigsumerild in Bozelton, B 648.
Rimswell, A 707, 708.
Ringsdon, C 1533.
Ringshall, C 468,
Riuningmed. See Runnimede.
Riply, A 310, 689, 695 ; C 1358
Riplingham, A 71.
Ripon. Church of St. Wilfred of, A 69
Rippelay. See Ripley.
Rippingale, 1223.
Ripplay. See Ripley.
Ripton Abbot A 1364
, King's, A 1363 ; B 572.
Risborough, Monks', C 726, 806, 1506, 1737.
, Princes, C 1689, 1737
Rishope in Chislet, B 952.
Risshall in Selston, B 81.
River, B 1299.
Roberts bridge, Abbey of, A 1642.
Rochester, A 153, 1395; B 880, 1053, 1110,
1119, 1129, 1313, 1483; C 588, 737,
761, 1690.
INDEX OF PLACES.
609
Rochester Castle, A 821.
Kochford, A 7G8.
Rockborn, B 598, COS, 1190.
Bockhampton, A 937, 938.
Rockwell, A 835.
Rodborne, A 1022 ; C 111.
Rode, B 126, 251, 252 ; C 645.
Roding Beauehamp, C 135, 1249.
Berners, A 1794.
High, A 722, 835, 1771 ; C 1742.
White, A 719.
Roclington, B 1667.
Rodweye, the, Edelmeton, A 1582.
Rofla. See Rochester.
Rogeresholm, A 1268.
Rokeborne. See Rockborn.
Rokefford, in Hertfordingbury, A 1031.
Rokesgrave, A 1363.
Rokyswell. See Rockwell.
Rolonehall, C 898.
Bolvenden, B 956.
Rolleston, B 80, 910.
Romsey Abbey, B 71, 112.
Ronewell. See Rumvell.
Konkore. See Runcorn.
Roos, le, manor of, C 151, 1105.
Roothing Abbot's, A 719.
Rosemodris, A 232.
Roseplace in Horsham, B 1591.
Rosnannan, C 1561.
Rotherby, manor of, C 1110.
Rotherneld, C 213, 283,342.
Greys, A 153 ; C 1G39.
Murdak, C 770.
Peppard, C 580, 603, 770, 807, 1180,
1639.
Rothing Berners. See Roding.
Rothley, B 213.
Rothwell, A 98, 688, 715.
Haye, A 715.
Rothyng, High. See Roding.
Rotyngton. See Ruddington.
Roudon. See Rawden.
Rougham, C 510, 1297.
Rougheye, B 1591 j C 131.
, la, B 1593, 1596.
in Horsham, B 1540, 1541, 1618, 1620,
1670.
Roughley. See Bougheye.
Rouleie. See Rowley.
Roundhey, alias Roundhawc, A 714.
Eouwelie. See Rowley.
Rowdon by Chippenham, manor of, C 287.
Rowedeyhorneg' in Chelverescote, B 920.
Rowelwode, C 1277.
Roweye, A 1287, 1365.
Eowington, B 633.
Rowley, C 293, 484.
Rownall Ford, C 721.
Roxhall, B 110.
A 53524.
Hoydon, A 718, 1629.
Roynton, B 147, and see Rowington
Royston, B 806 ; C 1429.
Rudby in Cleveland, A 692.
Ruddiugton, B 1509, 1675.
Ruding in Brornley, A 1771.
Rudrud. See Redruth.
Rudyngg atte Logge, C 1555.
Rueclive in Barford, B 766.
Rugge, la. See Ridge.
Rughenofeld, A 1163.
Runiford, C 994.
Rumilliac, A 239.
Runcorn, A 198.
Rundale, C 1021.
, manor of, B 33.
Runcton, manor of, C 758.
Rungeton. See Runcton.
Runnimede, A 245.
Runwell, A 769, 1285, 1292; B 1303, 1340,
1343, 1346.
Rupe, A 317.
Ruple. See Ripley.
Rushbrook, C 510.
Rushmere, A 404.
Rushton, C 117.
Russewellemade, A 1006.
Russh Turvy, co. Dublin, manor of, C 782.
Huston, C 310, 864.
Sea, C 989.
Rutherden, C 1376.
Rutland, co, B 808.
Ruthweu. See Euthin.
Ruthin, C 687, 828, 1047.
Ruwenhofeld, A 1015.
Ruyehurstweye, C 1162.
Ryarsh, C 950.
Rycardes, in Chalk, B 869.
Rydeu, B 1028.
Rydou, A 1629, and see Roydon.
Ryecroft, A 1223.
Ryhulle in Brommore, B 600.
Rykemeresworth. See Rickmansworth.
Rymeswell. See Rimswell.
Ryole in Kingston, B 1695.
S.
Sadbergh, A 658.
Saffron Walden, C 151, 429, 630, 878.
Sagio, de, B 723, and see Scez
Saham, A 208, 376.
Sahani-Toney, B 820.
St. jEtheldreda, Liberty of, B 39.
Q
610
INDEX OF PLACES.
St. Albans, A 438, 964, 974, 980. 988-990,
992, 99G, 1012, 1017, 1035, HOC., I 120,
1127, 1131, 1137, 1140, 114P, 1147,
1151, 1152,1372, 1506, 1809; B 16-
18,280; C 1, 15,235, 318, 528, 754,
836, 916, 983, 1026, 1031, 1036, 1057,
1467, 1468, 1679.
Abbey, A 516, 1056, 1106, 1183,
1186, 1188, 1515; C 528.
St. Michael's by, C 754.
, St. Peter's at, B 1 7 ; C 1.
Road, the, A 1684.
St. Amands', C 667.
St. Briavell's, A 910.
St. Clement's in Kyngesgar', B 1687.
St. Edmund, Monastery of. See Uury St.
Edmund's.
St. Edmundsbury. See Uury St. Edmunds.
St. Fagan, C 1493, 1496.
St. Fromunde or Freinund in Normandy,
Monastery of, B 463, 480.
St. Germains, C 55.
St. Helen's, Isle of Wight, Priory of, B 533.
539, 677.
St. Ives, A 1193-1196, 1138-1200, 1202-
1211, 1214-1218, 1265, 1301, .1304,
1306, 1308-1312, 1327, 1331, 1365,
1367 ;B 571, 1546,1549-1563; C 1119,
1279.
Priory of, A 1203, 1246.
of Slepe, Convent of, B 1550, 1551.
St. John of Jerusalem, Hospital of, A 1370,
1469 ; B 568, 1508, 1521.
, at Hogessawe, A 352.
, at Poynton, C 452, and see
Hospital.
St. Mary:s, Hoo. See Hoo St. Mary's.
Hall in Hoo, Kent, manor of, C 96,
875, 881, 1345.
Cray, C 73.
St. Michaels Mount, Priory of, B 579.
St. Osith, Abbey of, A 737.
St. Peter's Port, Guernsey, C 1123.
St. Probus, A 207.
St. Stephen's parish, co. Herts, A 986.
St. Valery, A 164, and see Sancto Walerico, de.
Saintbury, A 934.
Salcot, C 1247, 1250.
Salden, A 212, 387.
Saldeston, B 1317, 1325.
Sale in Ashton, C 1196.
Salenecroft, in Bromley, A 1751.
Salford, A 85.
Saling, B 1352, 1354.
Salisbury Cathedral, A 572.
Sallay. See Sawley.
Sail, B 984, 985, 995, 997, 1005, 1015, 1024 ;
C 234, 237.
Sallowe, C 1111.
, manor of, C 1368.
Salop, CO.. A 317, 318 ; C 1154.
SaUcombe, C 1167, 1208.
Salteombe, in Shabecomb, C 1712, 1713.
' Salt Marsh, the. See Hembury.
S:ilterton, B 281.
Saltonshall, A 318.
Sancto Walerico, de, A 164.
Sandale, A 261, 418.
Castle, A 351.
Sandford, Convent of, B 1382, 1397, 1420.
Sandhurst, manor of, B 528.
Sandelyng in Boxley, see Sandlyng.
Sandhull', B 1059.
Sumlling. co. Kent, B 638.
, , or Saudlinke in Boxley, B 424, 447,
448, 451, 453, 455, 458, 460.
Sandou, A 1007; B 812 ; C 108, 114, 371,
420, 515, 526, 856, 1297.
Sandrigge, B 280.
Sandwich, B 918, 957.
Saule, A 1575.
Sapperton, B 1058, 1061.
Sarett', A 72.
Sarnisfield, C 863.
Sarum, A 1737 ; B 881, 1465.
, New, C 13, 858, 1267.
, diocese of. See Salisbury.
Sand re in Burstead, A 730.
Saunderdon, A 184.
Saundervylys, B 365.
Saundford, convent of. See Sandford.
iSautre. See Sawtry.
Savernake, forest of, B 394.
Sawall, in Broxbourne, B 555.
Sawbridgeworth, A 971.
Sawcombe. See Chaucombe.
Sawley Abbey, A 317.
Sawtry, A 1287, 1365.
Say, C 862.
Saxby, B 463.
Saxelby, A 1421.
Saxham, B 87.
Saxpole, B 1366.
Saxton, B 1235, 1244, 1245.
Scaldwell, C 134.
Scalford, C 1366.
Scatoreberga, A 341.
Schaldeburn. See Shalbourn.
Schaudeford, A 810.
Schawelle, B 1577.
Schedingly in Mistley, C 906.
Scheldone. See Sheldon.
Schelleye, C 1709, and see Shelly.
Schelston. See Shelston.
Schenefeld. See Shenfield.
Schenesby, B 728.
Schepereth. See Shepreth.
Schepham, B 242, and see Shipdam.
Schippeleg. See Shipley.
Schirpenbek, A 331.
Schirstoke, B 59.
Schorne. See Shorne.
INDEX OF PLACES.
611
Schowlewej1, C 272.
Schustoke, B 40.
Schutlyngdon. See Shitlingdon.
Schyllyston, manor of, C 127.
Cokflut, C 127.
Schynglvd Welles. See Shinglewell.
Scilly, C HIS, 1272, 1279.
Sco-Rustou, C 989.
Scotton, A 309-312, 319, 689.
, Stanelay, A 319.
Scoulton, B 819-821.
Scrayingham, A 270, 277, 335.
Seacombe, A 193.
Scroptoti. B SO.
Seacombe. A 193.
Seaforcl, C 739.
Seasalter, C 3 1 1 , 762.
Sedgynho, A 551.
Seething, C 715, 756, 803,867, 1114, 1169,
1481, 1740.
Seez, convent of, B 723.
Sefledelee, A 1015.
Seinbury. See Saintbury.
Selby, B 374, 1291.
Seldena, A 942.
Selgrave, C 705.
Selond, C 1065, and see Zealand.
Selston, B 81.
Selwode, C 49, 61.
Seinington, manor of, C 1 112.
Sendlegh, Senle, or Scnly. See Shenley.
Serney, B 857, 937, 938, 940.
See, wood of, B 1464.
Sesoucote, A 935, 939.
Settrington, A 327.
Seuuardeley, Nunuery of. See Sewardesley.
Sevenhampton, B 1359, 1440, 1442.
Sevenoaks, C 164, 691.
, Chantry of St. Mary of, C 164.
Severn, the river, C 928.
Sewardesley, nunnery of St. Mary of, B 15,
174, 1191, 1576, 1577, 1579, 1580.
Sewstern, 195, 559, 573, 591.
Seymanston, manor of. See Semington.
Shabbecomb in Saltcomb, C 1167, 1208, 1712.
Shakerstone, A 1424.
Shalbourn, C 129.
Shamelherst, A 509.
Sharnbrook, B 664.
Sharpenhoe, A 551.
Sharrowe juxta Ripon, A 695.
Sheepshead, B 1248.
Sheepy, C 110.
Sheftelyng, A 355, and see Skeffling.
Sheldon, B 56, 922, 959 ; C 658, 1732.
Shelewen, A 1162.
Shelford, Little, C 304.
Shelly, C 584, 1709.
Shelston, A 229.
Shelton, A 691, 692.
Shene, A 1427.
Shenfield, A 807.
Shenley, A 961, 1014, 1020, 1059, 1061, 1101,
1113. 1116, 1132, 1161, 1515; C 107.
, Maunbell, A 177.
Shenindone, C 795.
Shenyngfeld, A 559, 560, and see Shinfield.
Shepesheved. See Sheepshead.
Shepreth, B 31.
Sherborne, C ] 669.
Sherdiford, B 610.
Sheving, A 805.
Shifford, West, C 824, 1304, 1553.
Shimpling, C 1519.
Shinfield, A 559, 560; C 1482.
Shinglewell, B 1315.
Shipdam, B 242, 819-821.
Shiplake, B 360 ; C 603, 977, 1405.
Shipley, C 1206.
Shipton, C 401.
Shirley, C 1358.
, in Solihull, C 773, 1420.
Shitlington, A 128, 139, 1283, 1343.
Shocklack, C 1301.
Shockerwick, manor of, B 1259.
Shopys, B 701, 703,719.
Shorne, B 33, 859, 866, 869, 1750.
Shrewsbury, A 1 409.
Shropham, B 821.
Shropshire. See Salop.
Shucksborough, B 833.
, Upper, B 731 ; C 1491.
Shurdington, A 922; C 1778.
Shustoke, B 54.
Shute, C 1495.
,or Chewte inBrixton, B 668,669,678.
Shutlyngdon. See Shitlingdon.
Shuttlehanger, B 1577.
Sibton, C 1271.
abbey of, C 1211.
Sibthorpe, A 1220, 1253.
Sidmouth, B 270.
Sileby, A 1427.
SillamBtede, C 395.
Sindurcombe, manor of, C 1747.
Sirholte, B 1100.
Siseland, C 803.
Skeffling, A 355.
Skeklyng, A 355, and see Skeffling.
Skelton, A 688, 715; 8 832.
Skcnfrith, B 7.
Skerkenbec. See Skirpenbeck.
Skirpenbcck, A 840; B 631.
Skouristou. See Sco-Kuston.
Skraugham. See Scrayingham.
Skulton. See Scoulton.
Skympaynye Cross. C 870.
Sladefcld in Alspath, B 56.
Q Q 2
612
INDEX OF PLACES.
Slaggiford under Lufclaw, C 159.
Slawton, B 1096.
Slaypgill, le, in Coverdale, B 1050.
Slepe, St. Ives, A 1207, 1209 1312, 1367 ;
B 1549.
Slimbrigge, manor of, B 475, 510-512.
Slingsby, B 1509, 1675.
Sloughter, B 850.
Smalburgh, C 2, 24, 199, 243, 280, 357, 494,
553, 639, 651, 684, 709, 827, 969, 1013,
1015, 1023, 1216, 1233, 1333, 1523,
1527, 1353,1648, 1780.
Smallmouth, C 58, 1330, 1582
, ferry. C 1089.
Small wode, manor of, C 721.
Smethedale, A 492.
Smethehull, A 185.
Smithescroft, A 1362.
Snailwell, B 1245.
Snargatward in Dover, B 1353 .
Snarston.C 1194.
Snaythinges, in Over Burnham, B 746.
Snelston, manor of, C 457.
Snitenefeld. See Snitterfield.
Snitterfield, B 787, 789.
Snodenhil, C 712.
Snowswick, manor of, C 866, 955.
Snuffemor', B 10-12.
Soddale, B 1092, and see Sodyll.
Sodebroke. See Sudbrook.
Sodyll, B 1092.
Solihull, A 1419 j C 53, 86, 156, 157, 176,
184, 203, 212, 213, 224, 227, 255, 265,
269, 283, 293, 327, 342, 350, 354, 362,
365, 366, 385, 433, 441, 446, 451, 478,
484, 509, 516, 518, 561, 564, 574, 575,
579, 638, 658, 679, 699, 702, 703, 757,
763, 773, 775, 779, 818, 822, 843, 857,
956, 957, 972, 996, 997, 1003, 1008,
1066, 1077, 1086, 1121, 1136, 1152,
1226, 1238, 1269, 1277, 1305, 1314,
1327, 1335, 1363, 1403, 1414, 1420,
1436, 1439, 1440, 1442, 1460, 1466,
1568, 1573, 1593, 1612, 1G15, 1019,
1627, 1683, 1699, 1700 1757, 1759.
manor of, C 1238.
Somerfelde, A 1427.
Somerford Mauduyt, A 243.
Somerset, co., C 1289.
Somcrsham, A 1304.
Somerwey, le, B 366.
Somery, A 837.
Sonyndon, C 244.
Sopereslane, A 1509 ; C 1722.
Sopley, B 1307 ; C 1358.
Sopwell, A 989, 1012, 1147, 1152; C 318,
1679.
, Nunnery of, A 996, 1140, 1146, 1152;
B 17, 1371.
Sorbesire. See Salop co.
Sotebyll Hall, A 703. 705.
Sotwell, C 1369, 176!'.
Poulbury, B 1479.
Sourby. See Sowerby.
Sourdinton. See Shurdington.
Sourebiresire. See Salop co.
Soutford, C 1709.
Southam, C 366,1305.
Southampton, B28, 29,260, 1413, 1656, 1657.
, Priory of, St. Denis, at, B 28, 260,
1413, 1471, 1656, 1657.
, co., A 252.
South Brent, B 888 ; C 943.
Soiithchurch, C 845.
South Duffeld, B 1291.
Southeley in Datchet, A 680.
Southfield Brayard, C 1753.
Southgate, B 1478, 1480, 1481.
Southmede, in Brommore, B 622.
Southminster, A 725 ; C 1212.
South Newton, manor of, C 127.
Southton Dartmouth. See Dartmouth.
Southwark, A 459, 475, 1420, 1490, 1708.
B 509, 1125, 1128; C 28, 113, 257,
485, 599, 920, 1200, 1278, 1348, 1617.
Priory of, A 1661, 1716.
Southwell, C 1261.
Sonthwick, C 487, 1150, 1621.
Southwode in Alburne, C 1296.
Southwood inCliffe, at Hoo, B 1110, 1129.
Sowdon Weie, C 1706.
Sowerby, A 351.
Spalding, B 717.
Spaldington, A 716.
Spanners Place, Arreton, B 107, 109.
Sparkewelle, A 1055.
Sparpull in Oldbury, A 941.
Sparweh in Bromley, A 1752, 1769.
Sparkwell, A 1149.
Spaxton, A 655.
Speen. See Church Speen.
Speldhurst, C 670, 1030, 1480.
Spenhamland, A 148.
Spraketh in St. Mary's Hoo, C 1009.
Sprakysmerssh in St. Mary's Hoo, C 51.
Spriddleston, manor, of, C 127.
Spriddlestonie, manor of. C 127.
Springfield, A 768, 812-814.
Springthorp, A 698.
Sproatley, A 355.
Sprowston, C 1048.
Stafford co. A 428.
Staindrop, A 268, 262 ; B 435.
Staines, A 94, 607, 1531, 1537.
Stainforth, A 308, 349, 351.
Stainton next Langwath, A 1456.
Stakelhurst, B 672.
Stalbridge, C 1054.
Stalham, 199, 506, 969, 1048, 1353.
manor of, C 709, 1577.
, Hall, C 506.
, , manor of, C 1048.
INDEX OF PLACES.
618
Stamford, A 738, 1436 ; B 200, 434, 517,
040, 693, 709, 715, 718, 938, 1365,
1366, 1368; C 449.
St Andrews' Church, B 1704.
, St. Martin's church, B 200, 1203,
1704.
, St. Michaels without, Church of,
A 1436.
, Convent of St. Michael at, B 200,
434, 517, 643, 652, 709, 938, 1194-
1196, 1200, 1202, 1208, 1214, 1234,
1297, 1365, 1366, 1368, 1426, 1704.
Holy Trinity church, B 1214.
Stanbridge, C 1657.
, Great, A 726 ; C 420.
Standish, C 26.
Standgrounde, A 1566.
Standon, A 1011, 1013, 1016, 1019, 1021,
1.058, 1150.
Stanelei, A 934.
Stanerne, B 161.
Staneagate, Priory of, A 728, 828.
Stanewey, C 1247.
Stanfeld, A 717.
Stanfery, A 280, 334, 359, 374, 420.
Stanford, B 434, 1302.
, co. Essex, A 457, 467, 727, 729, 734,
806,811; B 434, 781, 1302.
, co. Warwick, B 781.
, le Hope, C 449.
Nether, B 281.
Stanlake, C 102, 183, 593, 678, 812, 821, 830,
885, 932, 940, 951, 1004, 1125, 1126,
1129, 1278, 1280, 1465, 1537.
Stanlegh. See Stanley.
Stanley, A 689.
.Abbey, A 165,169,170; B 253, 1180,
1204, 1402, 1414.
, Hospital of, B947.
Kings, manor of, C 1778.
Stanligh, co. Somerset, B 857.
Stanling, A 353.
Staumer, A 1735; C 375.
Great, C 491, 539, 1323, 1470.
Little, C 828.
Stanstead, A 978, 1018, 1133, 1516.
, Abbots, A 640, 1018.
Stanthkede, St. Peter le, Lincoln, A 1454.
Stanton, A 1304.
, St. John, C 1613.
, Wick, 8 679.
Stanton Drew, B 679.
Stanway, A 519 ; C 1250.
Stapleford, A 531, 731, 733, 809, 815-817,1425.
, manor of, C 1778.
, Tawney, C 936.
Staplcton, B 1424.
Stathern, A 1430.
Statmede, B 888.
Staunford, A 1589 j B 1704, and see Stamford.
Staunton St. John, C 1613.
Stauntoneswike. See Stanton Wick.
Stavely, A 689.
Staverton, B 695, 697, 713, 1002, 1027, 1033,
1350, 1372.
Staynelay. See Stanley.
Staynthorp, A 351, and see Stainforth.
Stayresty, A 925.
Stebenhethe. See Stepney.
Stebbing, C 449, 796.
Stedmere, A 696.
Steeple Claydon, A 386.
Gidding, A 1288, 1289, 1294.
Stene, manor of, B 936.
Stepney, A 1801; C 41,57, 118, 284,364,
373, 409, 482, 483, 501, 529, 549, 569,
653, 727,799, 892, 1100, 1148, 1234,
1264, 1483.
Sterburgh, C 470.
Sterston. See Sturston.
Stert, A 228.
Stetchworth, B 1244, 1245.
Stevenage, B 280.
Stevynton in Chertsey, B 902.
Steweheworthe. See Stetchworth.
Steynford. See Stainforth.
Stliathewelle, B 1367.
Sthuttricles in Kingston, B 1614.
Stichford, C 411 1324, 1510, 1522, 1694.
Stifford, A 775 ; C 1761.
Stikiswakl, Convent of, A 1454.
Stilliugfleet, A 1 360.
Stillington, A 707.
Stinkindeland, Edmonton, A 1805.
Stivechale, B 1272 and see Stukeley.
Stivecle, A 1285, and see Stukeley.
Stocheth, B 1797.
Stockeld, A 319.
Stocketh, B 1794.
Stockewellemore, C 1413.
Stockilondthorn, A 839.
Stocking, A 1015.
Stockwood, C 1131.
Stodham, C 138, 268, 402, 464, 363, 010,621,
706, 852, 1525.
Stodmerehelle, C 149.
Stolton, C 486, 714.
Stoke, A 353; B 518, 891, 1191; C 150,
1176,1294, 1301.
Abbas, C 180, 390, 683.
D'Abernon, B 1080; C 1088.
Edith, C 471.
juxta Neyland, A 526; C 200,238,
1140.
Stokenham, B 862.
Stoke Orchard, C 1621.
Stokes, A 176; C 89.
Stokkenestrete, C 526.
Stone Cross, Middlesex, A 1722, and see
Crucem lapideam, apud.
Stonehouse, manor of, C 1778.
614
INDEX OF PLACES.
Stonclei-rh, Abbey B 75, 140, 141,833, 1535,
1564, 1702.
Stoncley, B 1045, 1537, 1683.
Stotiiewie in Bearley, B 772.
Stonore, C 537, 869, 1106, 1357, 1486.
Stony Stanton, B 13 U.
• Stonythorp, C 366,473, 497, 1305, 1400,1528.
manor of, C 473, 497, 1471.
Stoonley Wryght, B 1052.
Stortford, A 1062, 1063.
Stotescombe, manor of, B 394.
Stotfold, A 98, 101 ; C 429.
Stonghton, A 1423.
Stow, B 855 ; C 758.
Stowa, B 1238.
Stowedale, C 1668.
Strata Florida, Abbey of, B 727.
Stratfeld, A 1434.
Stiatfeldsay, A 565.
Stratford, A 481, 495, 522, 735, 757, 808,
1758, 1762, 1764, 1812 ; B 776 ; C 483.
at Bow, C 743, 1281.
Laugthorn, C 57, 421, 500, 1310,
1691.
, Abbey of, A 1754 ; C 389, 743, 784,
1103, 1310, 1636, 1691.
Nunnery of, A 1768, 1819.
co. Richmond, A 658.
Stratton, A III, 1443; B 946 ; C 109, 1275.
, by Cirencester, manor of, C 407, 1089,
and see Stretton.
near Hungerbul, C 1147.
Streatley, B 416 ; C 994.
Strensham, B 217.
Stretley
Stretcheastwood, 8 165.
Stretton, C 361.
, by Buxton, C 370, 1413.
by Cirencester, C 1089, and see
Stalton.
on Donuesmore, C 473, 1471.
, St. Margaret, C 974, and see Stratton.
Strood, by Rochester, A 1638, 1789; B33;
C 588.
Strnmpshaw, manor of, C 758.
Stubbys, C 837.
Stukeley, A 1285, 1292.
, Great, A 1365.
Little, A 1226, 1285, 1286, 1292.
Sturmer, C 798.
Sturmy, manor of, B 394.
Slurry, B 957 ; C 1651.
Sturston, C 919, 1211.
Stuston. See Sturston.
Styvekle. See Stukeley.
Sudbrook, B 912.
Sudbury, A 208, 834, 1774 ; C 1777.
Sude Hill, C 712.
Sudpurtewelle in West Mill, A 1015.
Sucuweswyke, C 335, and see Swainswick.
Suffolk, CO., C 1297, 1607, 1670.
Sulby, B 206, 269, 441.
, Abbey B 244, 246, 247, 380, 415,
438, 441,725, 811.
Sulesworth, C 419.
Sulgrave, B 1350.
iSulstrete in Peckham, C 153.
Sunbury, C 249.
Sundridge, C 1149.
Surbiton in Kingston, B 1605, 1607, 1610,
1623, 1633, 1636, 1638, 1647, 1649,
1661, 1663, 1666, 1691, 1714, 1719,
1727, 1743.
Surrey eo.. A 463, 1638, 1789; C 190, 1071,
1570.
Suthumfeud, C 201, and see Hanningfieid,
South.
Suthgrave, A 932.
Suthle, A 43.
Suthlingdon, A 128.
Suthlyngedon park, A 1343, and see Shilling-
ton.
Suttfeld Brayard. See Southfield.
Sutton, A 209, 675, 677, 708, 768 ; B 1527-
1529, 1532 ; C 1749.
, next Broghton Astley, B 1349.
, in Holderness, A 280, 334, 359, 374,
420.
ill Ocham, B 368.
Walrond, C 533.
, manor of, C 533.
Suwebur' Lower, B 190.
Suwerk. See Southwark.
Suydeley, B 1044, 1056.
Swaffham Bulbeck, C 1101.
Prior, B 831; C 878.
Swafield, B 1200.
Swainswick, C 355.
Swalecliff, C 1651.
Swanage, manor of, A 335.
Swich, B 1145.
Swillington, A 686.
Swindon, C 859.
Swiue, Abbey of, B 421.
Swiuney. C 1087.
Sybethorp, A 1253, and see Sibthorp.
Sycheston', B 216.
Syde, A 949-955.
Sydehamme, B 1103.
Sydenham, C 1336.
Sydricheseye, island of, A 751.
Sygate, B 1007.
Symondcsburgh, C 1259.
Symondsbury, manor of, C 58, 1069.
Symondeshale, manor of, B 475, 510-512.
Synder Hyllys in Chertsey, B 906.
Syon, co. Middlesex, nunnery of, B 270-272,
494, 948. 980, 1518, 1519, 1522, 1523.
1530.
Syseland, C 167, 1395.
Sywell, B 1572.
INDEX OF PLACES.
615
T.
Taclefield. See. Tatsfield.
Talk, C 636.
Tansor, C 1240.
Tanton. See Tatsnton.
Taplow, A 679.
Tatsfield, C 438.
Tattershal, co. Lincoln, B 1668.
Taunton, B 172, 654, 939, 941 ; C 19.
, Schools at, B 172.
, Hundred of, B 10.
Tivistock, C 367, 701, 759, 790, 1035.
Abbey, C 296, 367.
Tebworth, C 358, 1227, 1475.
Tedrinton. See Tredington, Tytherington.
Teflesford, Hospital of. See Thevelsford.
Teghilwode in Boxley, B 637.
Teidena, A 739.
Tekne, C 976.
Temple Newsam, A 686-688, 690, 691, 715.
Templeton, C 371.
Tendering, A 822 ; C 883.
Tenelby, C 1213.
Tengery, A 89.
Terdebigg', B 70.
Terefeld. See Tharfield.
Thai-field, A 1038, 1064, 1067, 1122; B 8]2,
1531, 1557.
Terling, C 924.
Teston, C 686.
Testwood, C 141, 1498.
Tctbury, A 947 ; B 1599; C 1141.
Teterigge, B 1778, 1780; C 356, 445, 655,
1198.
Tewin, A 963, 1065 ; B 522 ; C 164.
Tewkesbury, 907, 938, 942 ; C 487, 979, 1150,
1621.
, monastery of, A 942.
Tey, A 837, 1005 ; B 705, 706, 816.
Teynton, Little, manor of, C 597.
Teyntoursgrewe, Solihull, C 227, 1593.
Thame, C 124.
.Abbey of, C 1248.
Thames, the river, A 171, 469, 628, 1485,
1535, 1665, 1776, 1778, 1794, 1803;
B 1685, 1795; C 1171.
Thatcham, B 1420.
Thaxsted, C 788, 796.
Theddingworth, A 1426.
Theford, B 886.
Thelsford or Thevelsford, B 132, 734.
, House or Hospital of the Holy
Trinity of, B 735, 739, 767, 802.
, St. Radigund's, B 734.
Themolby. See Thimbicby.
Therfield, Therefeud. See Tharfield.
Thewinge. See Tewin.
Theydon Gernon, B 963 ; C 1643.
Theynes Court alias Asshton Theyues, B 149,
150.
Thicheved, A 291.
, Nunnery of, A 291.
Thimbleliy, C 1412.
Thimeltorp, A 917, 945.
Thirlbere. See Turlebere.
Tholeshuute. Hee Tolleshunt.
Thouiiistown (Ireland), C 250.
Thonderle. See Thunderly.
Thoueworthe, C 446, and see Tunworth.
Thordune, B 1325.
Thoriugton, A 825.
Thornbury, A 694, 850-89 J, 893-909, 940,
941.
Thorncombc, A 228.
Thoriidell in Kensworth, C 489.
Thorndou, B 1239.
, East, A 732.
Thorne, A 308, 315, 316, 351.
Thorner, A 310, 689.
Thorney, C 1273.
Abbey, C 1273.
Thornham, Little, C 771.
Thornhor. See Thorner.
Thoruliill, A 499.
Thorinfur, iu Kingston, B 1648, 1723.
Thornore. See Thorner.
Thornton, A 419, 546 ; B 221, 276.
Thornyfor in Kingston, B 1648, 1723.
Thorp, A 1425 ; B 204, 205, 901 ; C 1585,
1663.
, East, A 635, 645.
Mandeville, B 854.
, Sampson, manor of, C 622.
Juxta Scotton, A 310, 319, 689.
, Stapleton, A 691.
, next Barkeby, B 203, 205.
by Ramsbiiry, manor of, C 667, 1484.
Thrandeston, C 80, 771.
Throcking, A 999, 1187; B 155, 813.
Throckleston, C 674, 1711, and see Thruxton.
Thropmundevile. See Thorpe Mandeville.
Throwley, B 948, 980.
Thruxton, C 128, 674, 1711.
Thunderly, A 1658; C 151.
Tlummannemade, A 968.
Thurgoland, C 1389.
Thuriton, A 821.
Thurlbeer, A 242.
Thurleinere, B 1463.
Thurlstone, C 166,310. 685,720, 753,864, 958,
1018, 1048, 1331, 1463, 1500, 1575,
1723.
in Penistone, C 643.
Thunuaston, B 399.
Thuruby, B 415.
Thurrock, West, A 775.
Thwaite, B 982, 997-
616
INDEX OF PLACES.
Tichmarsh, A 1288, 1332.
Tickford, A 76, 179-182, 185, 829.
Priory of, A 76, 179.
Tidchurst, manor of, C 828.
Tidworth, North, C 777, 781.
Tilbrook, 8 1538.
Tilbury, East, B 1434.
West, C 449.
Tilehurst, C 994, 1710.
Tillingham, A 746, 826.
Tilney, C C72.
Tilsworth, C 247, 1312.
Timberwood, manpr of, B 33.
Tiuhead, B 71 ; C 1108, 1397.
Tintern Abbey, B 727.
Tiptree, A 831.
Priory of, A 756, 818.
Tirfeld, C 416.
Titeburst in Aldenham, A 960, 965, 984,
985, 993, 1066, 1114, 1118, 1119,
1124, 1142, 1169, 1189 ; B 24.
Toddington, C 1696.
Tofts, B 364.
Tolleshunt, A 508, 514, C47, 648, 753, 823.
, Treigoz, A 818, 831.
Tolowe in Barford, B 766.
Tolson. See Tolleshunt.
Tolthorp, A 704.
Toncrofte in Clyfware, B 1117.
Toneworth. See Tunworth.
Tomnangrave, A 1274.
Topfiold in Haringay, manor of, C 1043,
1063.
Torinton, A 819.
Torn. See Thome.
Tost, B 364, and see Tofts.
Toteham. See Tottenham.
Totenhale, Prebend of, C 765.
Totham, A 1478.
, Great, A 828 ; C 282, 1251, 1255.
Totigton. See Tottington.
Tottenham, A 1782; B 14/'3, 1474, 1480;
C 1207.
Totteneys, B 1453.
Totternhqe, C 222, 268, 369, 402, 560, 567,
61J0631, 633,700,706,793,800, 836,
852, 983.
Tottington, B 130, 173.
Tottleford, C 1390.
Totton, C 1498.
Tourmanhall. See Turmer Hall.
Trebethon, A 1281.
Trebros, C 1561.
Trebullok, A 545.
Treburgyhane, C 1561.
Trebyhan, A 257.
Tredenick, A 659.
Trederf, A 207, 997, anil see Tretherf.
Tredington, A 891 ; C 1089, 1621.
Tregarnwartha, A 226.
Tregellost, A 257.
Tregeneu by Pennans, C 1539.
Tregenov, C 1119, 1279.
Tregerick, A 221.
Tregewian, C 1119, 1272, 1279.
Tregod, A 257.
Tregodan, A 221.
Trcgontros, C 1119, 1279.
Tregony, C 85.
Tregors, A 848.
Tregoys, A 207.
Tregrian, alias Tregrebam, A 545.
Trelanbigan, A 84.
Treles, A 258.
Trelowthe, A 545.
Tremaba, C 1561.
Treroanbyr, A 257.
Tremodiet, A 545.
Trencruk by Helwyn, C 1539.
Trencrukcs, C 1119, 1279.
Trent, the river, B 1796-1798 ; C 1368,
1555.
Trentham, A 1444.
.Priory of, B 1490.
Treriek, C 1539.
Tremborougb, A 545.
Treryekes, C 1119.
Trescawe, C 1061.
Trethek, A 545.
Tretherf, A 99, 1354, and see Trederf.
Trethinnek, B 1262, 1265, 1268.
Treuing, A 257.
Trevagh, A 545.
Trevantros, C 1119, 1279.
Trevarderch, A 1305.
Trevarthyan, A 224.
Treveere, C 1444.
Trevelen, A 545.
Trevernen, A 257.
Trevethynek, C 1119.
Treveythinec by Carthu Fontevyen, C 1539
Trevisethek, A 545.
Trevorrok, A 545.
Trcvowein, 1305.
Trevulgous, C 1539.
Trewartharap, by Trevulgous, C 1539.
Trewilmena, C 1561.
Trewodgen Geffre, A 223,
Trewyns, C 1119.
Trewythelan, C 1561.
Treyer, C 1561.
Treythwyr, C 1476.
Trill, A 656 ; C 1525.
Triplow, B 1230; C 1168.
Trocking. See Throcking.
Trokliston, C 128, and see Thruxton.
Trowythian, A 1354.
Trull, B 943, 944.
Truveru. See Truro.
Truro, A 97, 659 ; C 1560, 1561.
Tuddenham, B 1066.
INDEX OF PLACES.
617
Tudworth, North. See Tidworth.
Tunley, B 1058, 1061.
Tunstead, C 573, 684, 1392, 1464.
Tunworth, A 1404-1406 ; C 446, 1226, 1442.
Turemarshe, C 751.
Turinton. See Thorington.
Turlebere. See Thurlbeer.
Turmer Hall, manor of, A 321.
Turnvill, A 387.
Turville, B 1440.
Tuyford. See Twyford.
Tuynge. See Tewin.
Twickenham, B 1530; C 263, 959, 962.
Twinstead, A 516, 824.
Twyford, A 1612.
Twynham. Priory of. See Christohurch
Twynham.
Ty, B 705, 706, 816, and see Tey.
Tyddeswalle in Wormhill, C 606.
Tydekenham, C 550.
Tydryngtone. See Tytherington.
Tyghelhurst. See Tilehurst.
Tykeford. See Tickford.
Tymeryge, B 1778, 1780.
Tympellov, C 1561.
Tynedale, C 159.
Castle and lordship of, C 187.
Tynhide. See Tinhead.
Typeltre, Priory of. See Tiptre.
Tyrell, B 870.
Tyscote, C 1203.
Tysoe, B 1 143.
Tyteburste. See Titeburste.
Tytherington, A 202, 891.
Tythrope, C 1235.
Tywinge, Tywyngg. See Tewin.
u.
Ubeton. See Upton.
Ugley, C 1519.
Ukmanby, manor of, B 474.
Uldesle, B 687.
Uley, B 475, 510, 512.
Ulster, A 386.
Ulting, A 629, 630.
Uncote, C 721.
Underwood, B 1388.
in Selston, B 81.
Upchurch, A 720, 820.
Upcot, A 228.
Upham, C 185.
Upleatham, A 342.
Uplyme, C 1597.
Uppeis, B 521.
Upton, A 6, 26, 87, 679, 947 ; C 533, 1402,
1636.
Upton, St. Leonards, manor of, B 512.
Upwood, A 1238, 1240, 1245, 1299, 1314,
1371, 1383, 1386.
Usselby, C 177, 228, 233, 277, 285, 314, 339,
412, 426, 427, 817, 1218, 1232, 1237,
1332, 1412, 1441, 1547, 1569, 1678,
1727.
Uxehelde in Berton, B 838.
V.
Vacherye, the, C 242.
Vale Royal, Abbey of, A 206, 1538.
Valle Dei, de, Abbey of. See Vaudey.
, Regali, de, Abbey. See Vale Royal.
Vange, atte Noke, C 530.
Vaudey, Abbey of, A 1437.
Vauxhall, A 1400.
Verres Watton, C 58, 1069.
Vosteshulle, in Eastbury, A 499.
Vuertou, B 1143.
w.
Wadborough, manor of, C 714.
Waddeford, C 269.
Waddefordewalle, Solihull, C 265.
Wadenhaie, B 1493.
Wadesnielne, A 987.
Wadley, A 146, 165, 168-170.
Waith, B 996.
Wakefeud. See Wakefield.
Wakefield, A 261, 318,348,351,354,418,657,
1201, 1441; C 783,893.
Wakeley, A 998, 999, 1028, 1081, 1112, 1123 ;
C 1434.
Waketon, B 662.
Wakley. See Wakeley.
Walberswick, B 488.
Walcot, A 20 ; B 825.
Walden, C 151, 429, 630, 878, and see Saffron
Walden.
Waldern, C 915, and see Waldron.
Waldeuewton. See Wold Newton.
Waldingfield, Little, C 1538.
Waldron, C 456, 728, 835, 838, 915, 947, 982,
998, 1017. 1020.
Waldweston, A 1260, 1278, and see Weston.
Waldych by Bridport, C 99, 107.
Walebrok. SeeWalbrook
Waiecot. See Walcot.
Walemarsh, A 1801.
Waleport in Kingston, B 1609.
Waleton. See Walton.
Waley. See Whaley.
Walkeringham, in le Clay, B 759,
618
INDEX OF PLAGES.
Wallc, la, B 10, 11.
Wiillingford, A 164.
Honour of, C 1012.
Wallington, A. 849 ; C 429.
Walsale, C 820.
Walsham, C 969, 1083.
, hundred of, C 461, 585.
, South, C 461.
Walsingham, A 1394.
Waltham, A 776, 777 ; C 1142, 1628.
, Great, C 845.
, Little, A 801.
, Holy Cross, A 640, 779, 780-783,
791, 800, 812-814, 967, 1018; C 1142.
, .Abbey of, A 640, 812-814,
1018, 1648; C 978, 1628.
, forest of, B 777.
Walthamstow, B 979.
Walton, A 938, 1290, 1293, 1323, 1397.
Walton-on-Thames, B 1078-1080, 1082.
Walyogford. See Wallingford.
Walys, A 942.
Wamberges. See Wanborough.
Wanborough, C 71, 1769.
Wandeslay, A 319.
Wandsworth, A 1542, 1547.
Wansted, A 757, 764.
Warborough, C 995.
Warboys, A 1216, 1228, 1282, 1326, 1391.
Warchhulle, B 891.
Wardebos. See Warboys.
Warden, Convent of, C 1542.
, Over, C 1187.
Wardonslade. B 525.
Wardour, manor of, C 533.
Ware, A 486, 966, 970,978, 1018, 1073, 1086,
1088, 1133, 1134, 1145, 1182 ; B 562,
1251.
Warecurthe, B 853.
Warelaitton, B 132.
Warland in Bosley, B 646.
Waresdon, B 556.
Waresley, A 1317.
Warewich. Se.e Warwick.
Warham, A 942.
Warkworth, B 854.
Warley, A 761, 772, 773, 796 ; C 1551.
Abbesse, A 769.
Setaoles, A 773.
Warmington, A 1275 j C 975.
Warminster, A 1365 ; C 1724.
Warms-worth, A 305.
Warnyngpole, A 125.
Warrington, C 1294, 1301.
Waiter, A 263, 274, 293, 364, 371.
Warwick, B 155, 683, 736, 738,740, 773, 789,
792, 814, 802-805, 1103, 1143; C 385,
1466, 1579, 1593, 1709, 1757.
, Priory of, B 290.
, House of St. Sepulchre's at, B 1103.
Wurynnede.e in Berton, C 1353.
Washingborough, manor of, C 1729.
Wash, the water of the, B 720.
Wasto, de. See Weston.
Watburleye, B 135.
Watenowe, B 350.
Watereombe, C 1448.
Water Hall, A 688.
Watcrsland in Barford, B 773.
Watford, 1809 ; C 312.
Watlesburn, High, in Barford. B 766.
Watling Street, C 51, 225, 313, 436, 565, 602,
760, 889, J056. 1074. 1082,1303, 1381,
1384, 1401, 1451, 1469, 1632, 1650.
Watlington, C 124, 21)4, 398, 513, 1096, 1357.
Watton, B 819, 820, 1296.
Wattone atte Ston, A 970.
Watyrhall. See Water Hall.
Waude, A 798 ; C 1497.
Waulton, A 1323, and see Walton.
Wavenden, C 889.
Waye Rowand, aid see Wey Kurant.
Weald. See North Weald.
Webunbury. See Wybuubury.
Weddington, B 1425.
Wedeworth, B 90.
Weedon, A 14 14.
Welcomestowe, A 762, 792, 794, 797, 802.
Weedon, B 431.
Wclford, B 246, 526, 542, 548, 557, 578, 587.
Well, B 590.
Wells Hospital, eo. York, B 276.
Wellington, C 81, 97, 174, 219, 226, 258, 320,
332, 334,443, 540, 546, 652, 663, 751,
937, 939, 1177, 1187, 1214, 1318, 1338,
1485, 1559, 1567, 1583, 1637, 1641,
1644, 1652, 1682.
, Prebend of, C 1532.
Wellom, C 672.
Wellow, C 672.
Wells, A 1056 ; B 665, 679.
, Cathedral, B 1463; C 1104.
Welneford. See Welford.
Welnetham, Great, C 510.
, Little, C 510.
Welwyn, B 280.
Wenden-Lofts. See Wendon Lofts.
Wendlebury, A 673.
Wendon, Great, C 841.
, Little, C 841.
Wendon Lofts, C 351, 429, 845, 1297.
Wendover, A 387 ; C 155, 400, 640, 806.
Wenestons. See Wyneston.
Wenham Combusta, C 520.
Weulock, B 412.
.Little, C 1087.
, Much, C 329.
Wenningtoii, A 459, 775.
Werdur. See Wardour.
Werewell, Nunnery of, C 141.
Werke, B 862.
Werkwelle, B 1702.
INDEX OF PLACES.
619
Wermenstre. See Warminster.
Wermingtou. See VVarmington.
Werstede. See Worstead.
Werth, C 1078.
Weryngton. See Warrington.
Wesenham, C 506.
Westberc, C 1051.
Westbolton, B 464.
Westbrandon. See Brandon, West.
Westbraynford. See Brentford, West.
Westbredwardyn. See Bredwardine, west.
Westbretton. See Bretton.
Westbury, C 261, 657.
Westchalk Southfeld, in Chalk, B 860, 864.
Westcroft, C 1648.
Westderbam. See Dereham, West.
Westelese, manor of, in Great Abington,
C 374.
Westenebourm;. See Enborne, West.
Westeng, A. 1445.
Westerfield, C 171.
Westderham, C 715, 1149, 1317.
Westbam. See Haul.
Wcsthaningefeld. See Hanuingfield.
Westhropp, B 1440.
Westhurrok. See Thurrock, West.
Westland, C 1174.
Westley, A 788.
West Marsh in Chalk, B 865.
Westmell or Westmeln. See West Mill.
West Mill, A 304, 306, 307, 999, 1015, 1021,
1071, 1072, 1074, 1075, 1078, 1080,
1082-1085, 1087, 1089-1093, 1153,
1159, 1160, 1163, 1176, 1185. 1334,
1358 ; C 322, 1434, 1545, 1658.
Parva, A 1070.
Westminster. See London.
Westmod, in Axholme, A 707.
Westinyl. See Westmill.
Weston A 42, 186, 239, 256, 387, 1260, 1278,
1280, 1316, 1419; B 307, 526, 19,95;
C 119.
Priory of, A 239, 250.
Weston Ing, C 256, 291.
, Turville, B 1440.
Westow, B 85.
Westpirie, B 126, 251, 252, and see Fury,
West.
Westrasen. See Basen.
Westrop next Highworth, B 1437.
Westhorp by Eyton, C 1111.
Westwelde, C 880.
Westwell, C 1697.
Westwick, B 280 ; C 199, 335, 969.
Westwood, A 708 ; B 268, 749.
, in Leynes, A 497.
Wethermundfore, C 568.
Wethersfield, manor of, C 1502.
Wetinton, B 1373.
Weybread, C 1211.
Weybridge, O 628, 1072, 1359.
Wey Briawut, C 396.
Koel, C 1404, 1422.
, Ruwant, C 694, 985.
Weyerowold. See Wey Koel.
Weymouster, A 350, 355.
Weyraouth, C 58, 61, 144, 146, 317, 396, 422,
547, 571, 578, 594, 694, 734, 811, 860,
985, 1069, 1134, 1326,1330,1361,1415,
'.422,1431,1530, 1582.
liberty of, C 396.
Weyseford, A 975.
Whaddon, A 386.
Whaley, A 193.
Whathamstede. See Wheathampstead.
Whattingulle in Bearley, B 783.
\Vhattou, B 443.
Wheathampstead, B 280; C 190, 1408.
Wheatley, A 355.
Whelnetham, Great, C 1252.
Wherewelle, B 606.
Wherstead, C171, 1730.
Whetelandys in Brommore, B 614.
Whetindon, A 238.
YVhetton. See Whitton.
Wheyght. See Waith.
Whippingham, B 1141, 1578.
Whipsnade, C 1, 5, 16, 214, 222, 271, 281, 291,
363, 383, 399, 402, 423, 424, 464, 560,
567, 591, 610, 621, 624, 631, 633, 700,
704, 706, 764, 836, 852, 895, 899, 900,
910, 925, 983, 1343, 1344, 1739.
, manor of, C 268.
Whithy, A 342.
Whitchurch, hundred of, C 58, 1069.
Whitefford, C 1597.
Whitefield, C 597, 1089.
Whitehall, le, in St. Mary's Hoo, manor of
C 904, 967.
Whitelaud, otherwise Alba Landa, Abbey of,
B 727.
Whitendieh, C 1 78.
White Kodiag, A 719.
Whitewell, A 310.
Whitkirk, A 715.
Whitley, A 198; B 66, 181; C 145.
Whitnash, C 1523.
Whitton, C 469.
Whytdyke, C 27.
Wibtoft, B 406.
Wibunbury. See Wybunbdry.
Wick by Pershore, B 519, 825, 1097 ; C 58,
173, 186, 239, 547, 571, 578, 1069,
1135, 1330, 1422, 1447, 1558, 1566,
1582, 1620, 1765.
, liberty of, C 396.
, manor of, B 394 ; C 1765.
, South, C 1150.
Wickeford, bridge of, in Downham, B 1348.
Wicken, A 1340.
Wickford, hundred of, B 39.
Wickha-nbrook, C 498.
620
INDEX OF PLACES.
Wickharn, East, C 988.
,West, C 715, 740.
, co. Suffolk, A 945.
Wickmere, C 1109.
Wicumb. See Wycombe.
Widford, A 1100.
Widinll, A 789, 793, 956-958, 962, 969, 999,
1053, 1079, 1128, 1173, 1175, 1187;
B 155, 813, 1531.
, North and West, A 962.
Widyhale. See Widiall.
Widworthy, C 650.
Wigborough, Great, C 568.
, Little, C 1025.
Wigewic in Bromley, A 1752.
Wiggenhall, C 991.
Wight, Isle of, B 91, 137, 533-536, 539, 672.
, St. Helens Priory in the, B 533, 539,
677.
Wigpet, manor of, C 333, 429, 845, 878, 1386,
1601.
Wike. See Wyke.
Wikes in Leominster, B 177, and see Wykes.
Wikyngesham, A 146, 165, 168-170.
Wilda in Bromley, A 1752, 1769.
Wildegrene in Essenden, B 1447.
Wildehelle in Essenden, B 1445, 1446, 1448.
Wildon, manor of, C 344.
Wiliton, A 101.
Willampton, C 650.
Willardescruche, C 838, 1017.
Willehale, B 1724, 1725.
Willesden, A 1519.
Willey, manor of, C 1087.
Williamscote, B 729.
Willingale, C 1457.
, Doo, C135.
Willingham, A 1342.
Wilmington, C 1374, 1495.
Wilstone in Boxley, B 424.
Wilton, A 98 ; C 338, 440, 1268.
Wilts, co., A 165, 169, 170 j B 1515; C 5,
246, 1297.
Wimborne, C 1098.
.Minster, B 612.
Wimmington, A 1035 ; C 1388.
Wimpole, C 1488, 1706.
Winburgh, manor of, C 758.
Winchester, A 153, 231, 248, 753, 942;
B 1199.
, College of St. Mary of, B 1199.
Windeley, B 661.
Windridge, B 280.
Windsor, A 3, 50, 60, 109, 149, 161, 622 1430 ;
C 288, 877.
, Castle, A 151, 153, 161, 610, 615;
C 1555.
, New, A 126, 147, 151-153, 155, 174,
621, 623, 624, G78 ; C 1555.
, Old, A 147, 153, 163, 166, 171-
175, 607-610, 612-016, 618-627.
Windsor, Forest, A 153.
Park, A 150.
, New park, C 1555.
Winemanstone, manor of, C 141.
Winemiln, C 1668.
Winewirk. Sec Winwick.
Winfield, C 1227.
Wing, B 1479.
Wingate, C 737.
Winkfield, A 153.
Winkeslay, manor of, A 695.
Winlega, B 22.
Winpool. See Wimpole.
Winslow, A 661.
Winston, A 229, 911, 943,946,948-955: C
512.
Winterbourne, A 239, 244-246, 248, 256.
... , Houghton, A 249, 250, 252,253,255.
, Steepleton, A 243.
Winterstoke, hundred of, B 679.
Winterton, A 1557.
Wintreborn. See Winterbourne.
Win-wick, A 1229, 1264, 1277, 1292, 1315.
Wirmundeford, A 30, 46, and see Worming.
ford.
Wisley, B 1082.
Wisset or Wissingsete, C 707.
Wistaston, C 898.
Wiston, C 1763.
Wistow, A 282, 700, 1329 ; B 1546.
Witham, A 945 ; B 540, 593; C 1246, 1254,
1255.
, North, B 573.
Witheridge, la, C 192.
Wood, C 418.
Withern in Lindsey, B 1669, 1679.
Withernsea, A 355.
Withiel, C 1702.
Withington, C 1747.
Church, C462.
Withybroke, A 205.
Witnesham, B 296.
Wittenham, West, C 634.
Witton, A 1230, 1232, 1234.
Wivebodesham, A 1196.
Wiveleffeld, C 1053, and see Wiyelsfield.
Wivelsfield, C 1053, 1375.
Wivenhoe, A 822.
Wlfhameshull, B 829.
Woburn, A 133.
, Abbey, A 1488.
, Chapel, C 1657.
Wodeblatolwsle, B 342.
Wodekeldsik, A 336.
Wodekeystre, C 238, and see Wood Chester.
Wodekisham, B 1300.
Wodeland by Calne, C 488.
Wodeton. See Woodton.
Wodeweie in Bearley, B 783.
INDEX OF PLACES.
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Wodewestone, A 1280, and se.c Western.
Woditon, B 108, 686, and sec Wootton.
Wodmyll. See Wood Mill.
Wodyngton alias Wolton, A 644.
Woghterard (Ireland), manor of, C 305.
Woghteryn (Ireland), manor of, C 305.
Wokingdon South, C 986, 1761.
Wokkelsted, C 1210.
Woldhurst, A 1214, 1217, 1813, 1330, 1331.
Wold Newton, C 558.
Woldweston, A 1220, 1222, 1224, 1315, 1318,
1319, 1324, 1325, 1332.
Wolferton. See Wolverton.
Wolferston. See Wolverston.
Wolhampston, C 927.
Wollaston, C 160.
Wollaymorehouse, C 1626.
Wollop, B 606.
Wolricheston, C 1579.
Woltwestone. See Woldweston.
Wolverhampton, C 601.
Wolverston, C 171, 517.
Wolverton, C 486, 714.
Wombourn, C 666, 772, 839.
Wonersh, B 595.
Won juxta Nanscolleth, A 659.
Woodbarrow, manor of, C 486.
Woodbury, A 233.
Woodchester, C 238, 1778.
Woodcote, B 1705.
Woodcrafts, B 1366.
Woodford, B 965, 1471.
Woodgate in Causton, B 1018.
Woodhalle, C 1778.
, in Arkesdene, manor of, C 101.
Woodham, C 449, 1519.
, Mortimer C 1254.
Walter, C 1246.
Woodhay, West, C 1225.
Woodhed, manor of, B 705, 706, 816.
Woodherst or Wodehirst, A 1193, 1199, 1203,
1207, 1228, 1279, 1280, 1284, 1312, 1327.
Woodbouse, A 695.
Woodhurst, A 1203; B 1549, 1561.
Wood Walton, A 1290.
Woodmill, iu Marshwood, C 34, 175, 298, 453,
849.
Wood-Norton, C 1 1 14.
Woodrising, A 643.
Woodstock, A 892; C 102, 1127, 1129.
Woodton, C 803.
Woolhampton, A 675, 677, 678 ; C 1599.
Woolley, C 837, 1626.
Woolwich, C 1171.
Wooth Fraunces, C 272.
Wooton, C 1274.
Wootton, B 108, 686.
Basset, C 1205.
Worcester, A 149; B 69 ; C 486, 858,1291,
1329, 1566.
Worcester, CO., A 1459 ; B 1615, 1621 ; C 744.
U'orda, A 170.
Worneld, B 1482, 1487.
Wormedych, B 1535, 1537.
Wormedyst, B 1538.
Wormhill, C 606.
Wormiugford, A 30, 4G.
Wormley, B 241, 567, 1600.
Worstead, C 199, 393, 517, 684, 969, 1013,
1083, 1182.
Worthain, C 1407.
Worton, B 1530; C 745.
Wotthone. See Wotton.
Wotton, or Wootton, A 856, 892; C 1274,
1504, 1653.
, alias Wodyngton, A 644.
, under Edge, manor of, B 475,510-
512.
, in Bearley, B 776, 779.
, Chantry of, C 1634.
, Fitzpain, manor of, C 1778.
Glanvyle, B 833.
, Old, C 1329.
, under Beruwode, C 1323.
Wouderidinge, la, in Titeburst, A 965.
Wragby, A 1453.
Wrestelingworth, manor of, C 828. 1047.
Wrethek, B 1783, 1785-1788, 1792.
Wrimegay, manor of, C 758.
Wrineford, C 941.
Wrinehill, C 738, 801, 810.
le, C 801,810.
Writtle, A 835 ; C 916.
Wrotham, B 874, 876 ; C 1157.
Wrottesley, C 839.
Wroxhall, A 137 ; B 1147.
, St. Leonards, Convent of,B 570, 1147.
Wryme, C 1535.
Wuburn. See Woburn.
Wuluardingulle, in Bearley, B 783.
Wurmeley. See Wormley.
Wybuabury, C 721, 735, 801, 810.
Wych, A 1317 ; C 165, 480, 795, 804, and
see Wick.
Wychara. See Wickham.
Wychemers, A 1011.
Wychermundeford, A 771.
Wycombe, A 387-415, 837 ; C 90, 428, 448,
911, 673, 1118, 1478, 1562.
Wydeford. See Widford.
Wydiale, Wydihale, Wydihull. -See Wiiiall.
Wyflyngham, C 1033, and see Willingham.
Wygginham in Clyfware, B 1117.
Wyghtfeld. See Whitefield.
Wygildestub, C 1162.
Wygth, le Magna, Bamsey, A 1378, 1379,
1382, 1388, 1389.
Wyke, Burnell, C 377.
, Kegis, C 396, 1361.
, by Pershore. See Wick.
622
INDEX OF PLACES.
Wykehamhall, B 419.
Wykes, A 28,46, r.17.
, Chapel of, A 7H6.
Priory of St. Mary of, A 28-30,40,
61, HIT, 751, 756, 770, 779, 803, 822.
Wykham, B 213.
Wyliley, manor of, C 1087, and see Willey.
Wymabank, A 199.
Wymondham, A 1385, 1425.
Wyndryoge. See Wmdridge.
Wynestowsik, A 335.
Wyuneston. See Winston.
Wyrardisbury, A 21, 26, 622 ; C 26.
Wyre Piddle, C 382, 1765.
Wysessherde, A 441.
Wyteby. See Whitby.
Wyteleye, A 198, and see Whitley.
Wythes, otherwise Stalham Hall, C 506.
Wythincgreue, Ic, in Bozelton, B 648.
St. Mary's, C 165.
Wyvelingham, A 1342, and see Willingham.
Y.
Yalding, C 347
Yardley, A 347,970,1044, 1054; B 1546;
C 251, 499, 1324, 1327, 1355, 1377,
1414, 1510, 1522.
Yarmouth, C 2.
, Great, C 472, 1252, 1253, 1779.
, Little, C 1779.
Yatminster, C 1526.
Yaxley, C 80, 771, 1133.
Yclvcrtoft, C 275, 617.
Yol.t-rton. C 707, 1577.
Yeovil, A 1762; B 1512, 1520, 1643. 1722,
1762,1763, 1765-1770,1772 C 115,
953, 1433. '526.
, Chantry of the Holy Trinity of,
B 1762, 1765, 1768.
Yevele. See Yeovil
Yfeld. See Ifield.
Yilling. Sec Baling.
York, A 266. 280, 283, 292, 296, 319, 320,
326, 334, 351, 359, 366, 372, 374, 381,
385, 417, 420, 421, 688, 693, 699, 706,
842,483; B 1200, 1362 ; C 1111, 1249.
, Castle, A 259, 706.
, Cathedral, A 693 ; B 575.
, Hospital of, St. Leonard of, A 706.
, St. Lawrence, A 688.
St. Mary's Abbey, at, B 681, 1200.
St. Nicholas of, A 688.
, St. Peter of, A 320, 385.
, St. Radigund of, A 699.
Yorke Chantry, C 1634.
Ysenamstud Cheyne, A 72, 93.
Ystradflet, Abbey of, B 727.
Zealand, C 1065.
Zistele, A 387.
623
INDEX OF PERSONS.
A.
Abbe, B 695, 1002, 1031, 1350.
Abhecherche, de, A 1449, 1514.
Abbotesburi, de, A 255.
Abbotsbury, abbot of, C 559.
Abell, B 892.
Abendon', de, B 4, 5.
Abetot, de, B 1147, and see Apetot.
Abindon, de, A 512 ; B 102.
, de, sheriff of London, A 1794.
, mayor of London, A 1636 ; C 586.
Abirford, C 796.
Ablynton, de, C 1062.
Abot, A 1179; C 1626.
A'Bourne, C 100.
Abovethebrok, B 32.
Aburgh, C 1707.
Abyndon. See Abindon.
Acard, A 1036.
Achard, C 1575.
Acheley, C 1 139.
Acholt, de, B 359.
Acolt, de, A 1366.
Acorn, de, A 278.
Aeon, de, C 319, 413, and see Lieutour, le.
Acornebury, prioress of, B 7, 159, 208, 1427,
530, 532, and see Gardener, Geynville.
Acton, de, A 943 ; B 282.
Acun, de, A 363.
Acworth, C 253, 386.
Adam, A 27, 854, 1035, 1131 ; B 130, 944,
1004, 1018, 1262, 1265; C 238.
,ap, A 930.
son of, A 1003, 1061, 1151, 1184.
Adamessone, C 1109.
Adams, A 853, 865, 872, 873, 886, 907 ;
8 666, 857.
or Adam, alias Buggegoode, A 863,
867. 893, 897, 902.
Adamys, B 999.
Adderbury, C 987.
Addescompe, C 1570.
Adelston, C 1615.
Admond, C 33, 288.
Adrian, alderman of London, A 1785.
, mayor of London, A 1616, 1640,
1680, 1800.
Adrian, sheriff of London, A 1493 ; O 476.
Adtheland, B 700.
Adys, A 861, 875, 901.
Aeswell, de, A 815.
Aete, de, A 816, 1008, 1065.
Aevilla de, B 794.
Ageilun, A 1705.
Agillun, A 296.
Agmondesham, A 679, and see Augmodesham.
Aguillonu, A 327.
Aguillun, B 785, 1030.
Agulnn, A 1 626.
Agylun, A 1721.
Ahsrigge, de, C 1581.
Aiewell, de, A 29.
Ailaf, son of, A 770.
Ailfladewic. de, A 1771.
Ailleward.B 1199.
Ailwin, mayor of London, A 1639.
, son of, A 1477, 1679, 1686 ; C 1179,
1753, and see Eilwin.
, , mayor of London, A 1474, 1475.
Aiswelle de, A 531.
Akelaud, B 413.
Akholk, de, A 127.
Akkyn, B 420.
Akom, Akum de, A 355, 358, 365.
Alan, A 770.
, son of, A 961, 965, 1014, 1041, 1114,
1124, 1479, 1513, 1639, 1679, 1699.
, , mayor of London, A 1499, 1677.
, sheriff of London, A 1502.
Alard, B 828, 845, 851.
Alayn, A 5, 27.
Alben de, B 1355.
Alberie, son of, A 830.
Albemarle, abbot of, A 427, 770.
, Earl of, A 918.
Albert, B 1 793.
AJbone, C 616.
Alborowe, C 1041.
Alboteston, B 862.
Albray, C 502.
Albrede, de A 842.
Albryght, C 162, 538.
Albunaco, de, A 1450.
Albus, A 414, 961 ; B 378, 1132, 1345, and see
White.
Albyn, A 1106.
Aleok, alias Hobbis, C 1580.
624
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Alcumhury, A 1244.
Alcumlowc, C 1244.
Aldateles, de, A 199, and see Audel'.
Alday, C 1415.
Aldcorn, B 646.
Aldebari, de, B 1328.
Aldeberi, de, A 1054, 1102.
Aldebur', Aldebury, de, B 588, 834.
Aldeham, C 80.
Aldenham, de, A 1515, 1725, 1726.
Alderman, A 1614, 1756.
Aldermanbury, de, A 1489.
Aldermanest', de, B 354.
Aldeswelle, de, B 1140.
Aldewynkyl, B 1366.
Aldham, de, A 526.
Alditho, B237.
Aldr', de, B 772.
Aldre, atte, A 2S, 847.
Aldred, A 1118.
Aldreman, A 1710.
Aldremannebiri, de, A 1476.
Aldreth, B 520.
Aldyth, son of, A 1799.
Alegate, de, A 1573, 1764.
Alenzun, de, A 1477.
Alen, C 295.
Alet, C 1272.
Alewyne, C 338, 440.
Aleyn, A 586, 679, 1497 ; B 521, 806,
1369 ; C 77, 79, 200, 238, 328, 360,
587, 740, 742, 831, 834, 842, 1140,
1394, 1620, 1760.
Alfford, B 530.
Alfard, C 480.
Alfward, son of, A 1678.
Algares, B 1628.
Algate, de, A 1782.
, prior of Holy Trinity, London,
1600, A 1595, 1596.
Algore, A 833.
Alibone, B 1266.
Alice, son of, A 1722.
Alderman of London, A 1499, 1631.
Aliet, or Wiliet, C 237.
Alintheleg', de, B 1708, and see Elintheleg'.
Alis, B 28, 29.
Alisaundre, B 1403, 1420, 1421 ; C 995.
Alkernuns, B 158.
Alkham, B 61.
Alledon, de, C 1697.
AUesleye, C 473, 1471.
AUewent, B 435, 493.
Allott, A 698.
Almar, A 1761.
Alneto, de, A 402, 480, 1448 ; B 309, and see
Auney.
Alpher, B 607-609.
Alre, ate, B 1500.
Aired, C924.
Alrewe, B 57.
Alsewyk, de, A 1025, 1082, 1185.
Alsey, de, B 664.
Alsope, de, C 1542.
Alto Hosco, de, C 816.
Alto Foro, de, B 794.
Alton, C 1426.
Altrive, de, A 338.
Alulf, son of, A 1614, 1750.
sheriff of London, A 1502.
, alderman of London, A 1499.
Alured, son of, A 500, 1235, 1571.
Alvarde, A 1543, A 1566.
Alverde, A 692.
Alveton, de, C 603, 770, 1180,
Alwy, A 1614.
Alwyne, C 244, 392, 1063, 1268, 1455.
Alyenson, C 1598.
Alym, C 49.
Alynson, C 606.
Alyngton, B 131.
Alysaunder, B 1119.
Amand, son of, A 277.
Amant, A 43, 50, 69.
Amary, A 921.
Ambesas, B 1067.
Ambresbury, de, sheriff of London, C 152.
Ame, A 437.
Amflete, C 1297.
Amfrey, B 263, 735, 810.
Amorret, 8 939.
Amory, B 203.
Amundevil, A 923.
de, A 405, 450, 772, 807.
Amur, A 1392.
Amy, B 823.
Amyce, C 667.
Anabill, C 1626.
Anable, C 132, 162, 538, 548, 570, 614, 865,
952,1006,1124,1401,1408.
Andeman, C 1760.
Anderby, C 943.
Andretune, dc, A 521.
Andreu, B 1060, 1064.
, mayor of London, A 1500.
, sheriff of London, A 1598.
Andreux, A 885.
Andrew, A 701 ; B 967, 1536; C 688, 695,
1401, 1469, 1598.
Andebiri, de, C 1577.
Anedewell, prior of, A 241.
Anescy, Anesie, Anesye, de, A 421, 508, 1689 ;
B372.
Anesti, de, A 108, 736, 1005, 1068. 1576,
1578, 1510, 1741.
Auestleyc, de, B 1433.
Anesty.de, A 1004, 1156, 1685, 1697, 1738,
1798, 1815 ; B 1373, 1433.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
625
Angeri, sheriff of London, A 1673.
Angers, the abbot of St. Nicholas of, B 1207.
Angetyl, B 667.
Angewyn, C 1662.
Anggate, B 807.
Anglesey, prior of, B 77, 243, 473, 476, 482,
483, 489, 490, 822, 1068, 1300, 1308.
canons of, B 800.
Anglieus, A 500.
Angod, son of, A 406.
Angre, de, A 508.
Angulo, de, A 1501.
Anhor, de, A 945.
Anjou, A 472.
Ankerwyk, prioress of, A 172, 1590.
Anlep, de, B 386.
Anlewe, A 662.
Anne, A 511.
Annesey, de, B 370, 372.
Annesley, de, B 219* 1509, 1667, 1675.
Ante, C 1013.
Antioch, de, A 249.
Antony, A 722.
Anveri, de, A 837.
Apethorpe, B 718.
Apetot, de, A 947, and see Abetot.
Ap Gruffyth, C 644.
Ap Howel Goov, B 36.
Ap Jevan, C 644.
Apmeryke, B 943.
Appelby.de, C 1123.
Appletre, Appeltre, de, B 89, 437.
Appeltrefeld, de, A 434.
Appelyn, B 940.
Apperle, de, A 943.
Appoltrefel, de, O 871.
Apuldorefeld, C 1651.
Aqua, de, A 306, 1041, 8 172.
Aquam currentem, ad, A 1669, 1676.
Aquam, juxta, B 836, 839, and see Atwater.
Ar del, B 194.
Araz, de, A 1510.
Arbalestre, le A 230.
Arcedeakene, le, A 183.
Archer, A 998.
, le, B470.
Arches, de, A 176.
, dean of, A 1674.
Archier, B 1353.
Archnr, B 688.
Arcubus, de, A 1724, B 1790.
Arcy, de, lord of Norton, C 805.
Arden, de, A 20, 54, 208, 341, 536, 774, 915,
919, and tee Ardern.
Ardern, A 670, 713 ; B 298 ; C 829, 992.
, late chief baron of the Exchequer,
C 1358.
,de, A 455, 488, 521,536, 544, 829,
844, 1022, 1472, 1473, 1606 ; B 1323.
Arenden, de, A 141, 142.
a 53524.
Argenteyn, de, A 13 ; C 828.
Argoges, de, A 1443, 1450.
Arketel, A 1436 ; B 643.
Armeston, B 550.
Arnald, B 169, 268.
Arneboron, A 1346.
Arnecok, C 46, 95.
Arnel, C 785.
Arnewode, de, B 263, 1581, 1582.
Arnold, A 457, 458; B 719, 1058, 1276,
1335, 1353.
Arnulffus, 8 353.
Arraz, de, A 1G32, 1813.
, alderman of London, A 1625.
Arthley, A 625.
Arthur, son of, B 367-
Aruudel, B 1513.
, earl of, A 153, 167, 198, 228, 1432.
, de, A 183, 241, 1281.
, lord of Arundell and Mautrevers,
C 1778.
Ascelyne, B 1468.
Asfolde, de, B 663.
Ashby Canons, canons of, B 226, 234, 237,
239, 240, 700, 1073, 1076, 1091, 300,
301, 309, 310, 320, 322, 329, 341, 346,
348, 845, 851, 1155, 1671.
.prior of, B 121, 127, 182, 292, 315,
321, 3.11, 353, 467, 470, 479, 481, 487,
498, 936, 1153, 1567.
Ashele, A 1794.
Asington, C 1763.
Aske, B 1451.
Askeby, B 1480.
Askham, de, A 699.
Askoo, C 57.
Aslak, C 506, 1048.
,de,C 506.
Aelakeby, de, C 452.
Aspale, de, C 1172.
Aspebede, de, A 1 120.
Aspeden, de, A 1081.
Aspelon, B 736, 1552.
Aspernille, de, C 231.
Asperton, de, B 891.
Aspull, A 594, 599.
Assavilla, de, C 129.
Asscheforde, C 1414.
Asseles, de, B 1492.
Asseih', de, B 143.
Asshby, C 190.
Asshe, C 318,943, 1765.
Assheborne, B 1125, 1120, 1124, 1126, 1128,
1130, 1525,1526.
Asshelegh, O 740.
, de, A 229.
Asshenden, B 362, 363.
Asshewell, A 1219.
Asshewy, A 1644; B 8.
Asshton, B 1-1 94.
Ansruges, O 1680.
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626
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Astelye, St. Mary's, dean of, B 923, and see
Gaynesborowe, de.
Astell, C 163.
Aster, B 522.
Asting1, B 513.
Astmsr, A 996.
Aston, O 738.
,de, C 1354.
Astry, alderman of London, A 1588, 1608.
Astyn, C 846.
Aswelle, de, A 731.
Aswy, A 1486.
, alderman of London, A 1646, 1664.
At Church, B 359, and see Church.
Atebulle, B 153.
Atemore, A 1753.
Ateneston', de, B 353.
Atestoke, A 1116.
Atewell, A 462.
Atewoode, C 527.
Athall, A 1219.
Athelington, C 286.
Athill, A 1135.
Atleburgh, de, A 1535, and see Attlebarwe.
Aton, de, A 842.
Attebridge, lo, A 1124.
Attebrok, C 1194.
Attecrofte, B 807.
Attecros, A 1320, 1321, 1322.
Attefane, C 788.
Atteforde, C 1260.
Attehulle, A 1751, 231.
Attekyns, B 307.
Attelane, A 1115; O 1361.
Attemerende, Atteinerhende, A 21, 26, 27.
Atteneston, de, B 21, 226, 228, 230, 231, 233,
234, 236, 240, 286, 287, 290, 310, 344,
and see Attiston.
Attewade, C 1013, 1648.
Attewalle, A 1753.
Attewatere, A 866.
Attewelle, B 227, 425 ; C 144.
Attewode, A 1326 ; C 527.
Attewodegate, A 1798.
Atthetounesend, B 741.
Attiston, de, B 351, and see Atteneston.
Attlebarwe, C 381, and see Atleburgh.
Attorney-General, the, A 643, 1543, 1566,
and see Hales.
Atwell, C 1412.
Auben', de, B 1355.
Aubrey, A 1465; C 617.
Aucher, son of, A 776.
Audebir', de, A 1046.
Audel', A 199, and see Aldateles.
Audeleyghe, de, C 730.
Audenhain, Serjeant of, A 1066.
Augmodesham, de, A 237, and see Agmond-
sbam.
Augneys, C 1004.
Augo, de, A 1716.
Aula, de, A 1408 ; B 106, 117, 506, 538, 658,
689, 1215, 1229.. 1321, 1619; C 198.
Aulain, ad, B 1297.
Aule, de la, B 1598, and see Hall.
Aumauri, de, B 946.
Aumberdene, C 1731.
Auney, de le, B 232, and see Alneto, de.
Aunfleys, B 1555.
Aunfrey, C 1155.
Aunger, sheriff of London, A 791.
Aungevyn, B 10 ; C 1509.
Aungre, de ; A 514, and see Ongar.
Auuo, de, A 404.
Aunscelot, C 267, 1392.
Aurifaber, B 16, 17, 1101, and see Gold-
smith.
Austyn, B 312, 867.; C 785, 1690.
mayor of New Woodstock; C 1129.
Auuers, de, B 840.
Avele, de, B 513.
Avenel, A 1432 ; B 487.
Averiis, A 409.
de, A 394, 400.
Averil, A 48, 170.
Avery or Averey, B 1513 ; C 938, 959, 963.
Avesforde, B 1467.
Award, B 79.
Awdeley, keeper of the Great Seal, A 634,
643,836.
Axholme, St. Mary, prior of, B 268, 765.
Axnere, C 589.
Ayete, de, A 992.
Aygnel, A 796.
prior of Holy Trinity, London,
A 1689.
Aykeskarth, master of the hospital of Welles,
B276.
Aylemer, C 596.
Aylesbery, de, B 1756.
Aylesham, de, C 1052.
Ayleward, A 639.
Aylewyn, A 680 ; B 926 ; C 970, 1007, 1014,
and see Ailwin.
Aylfer, B 599, 620.
Aylfladewyk, A 1170.
Aylgar, B 1390.
Aylinton, de, A 1266, 1272, 1273.
Ayllesburc, le, C 1203.
Ayllington', de, B 35.
Aylmer, A 512.
Aylrich, Aylrihc, Aylrych', A 31 ; B 459,
497, 641, 1178.
Ayluine, C 1430.
Aylward, C 1163, 1182, 1380.
Aylwyne, A 667.
Ayly, abbot of Malmesbury, C 1634.
Aylyngton, de, B 387.
Ayucurte, de, B 1200.
Aynderbj', A 1596, 1599.
Aynel, A 72; C 522, 1325.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
627
Aynguel, C 874.
Aynholf, A 1 764.
Ayunel or Aygnel, prior of Holy Trinity,
London, A 1421, 1689.
Ayremynne, de, C 1532.
Ays, B 207.
Aysshenden, Aysshendon, C 1108, 1397.
Ayswy, A 1065.
Ayttelegh, de, A 280.
B.
Baalum, A 1803.
Board, A 1027, 1079, 1158, 1358.
Babbe, B 1726.
Babbelake, B 492 ; C 1287.
Babestre, lo, C 1413.
Babham, A 628.
Babyngton, Babynton, A 1562 ; B 1044, 1056 ;
C 1217, 1746.
, Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
A 1527, 1528.
Bac, C 1263.
Bacer, le, C 794.
called Hwel, le, C 610, 621.
Bachamton, de, B 1582.
Bache, de la, B 1275, 1294.
Bacheler, B 1058.
Bacheswerthe, de, A 93.
Bachillere, B 1061.
Bacil, A 331.
Bacon, Bacoun, Bacun, A 1609,1610, 1633,
1707.
Baddeby, A 1410.
, de, A 1426; C 1731.
Badding, A 1498.
Bade, B 1100.
Badecock, B 1383.
Badel, de, A 544.
Badeleking, de, A 1443, 1450.
Badelesmere, de, A 78, 200, and see Chester,
justice of.
Badewe, de, A 430, 778 ; C 1246, 1255, 1250,
1252.
Badly, B 1112.
Badua, de, A 486.
Baduwe, de, A 973.
Bagelot, B 1311.
Bagenore, de, A 148.
Bagg, C 58, 935, 1069, 1330.
Baginden, Bagingeden, de, C 334, 1559, 1641,
1644, 1652, and see Bagyndene.
Bagnall, C 801, 810.
Bagod, B 51, 770, 788, 1327, 1706.
Bagot, C 497.
Bagoth, B 160.
Bagyndene, de, C 1338, 1653, and see
Baginden. •
Bahard, A 1078.
Baifield, B 1036, 1037, 1039.
Baillio, de, A 1510.
Bailly, A 459 ; B 683, 857 -, C 734, and see
Baylly.
Baiocis, de, A 376 ; C 101.
Baivel, B 1325.
Bakelot, B 1266.
Baker, A 197, 607, 854, 1018, 1076, 1531.
1537, 1628, 1630; B 593, 740, 1353,
1573, 1758 ; C 66, 143, 153, 380, 452,
629, 970, 1043, 1063, 1418, 1421, 1495,
1508, 1563, 1597, 1616, 1628, 1667,
1715.
le, C370, 1583.
, the, A 472; B 643, 1367; C 93, 1340,
and see Pistor.
Bakester, A 584, and see Beading, mayor of.
Bakewastel, B 604, 606.
Bakster, C 695.
Balance, B 771.
Balard, A 1683.
Baldewin, Baldewen, A 1702 ; C 814.
Baldewith, C 1141.
Baldewyn, A 60, 1017 ; B 626, 629, 630, 666,
1188, 1605; C 389, 1310.
Baldok, C 451.
Baldwin, A 1694.
eon of, A 1752, 1769, and see
Baudewyne.
Baldyndon, C 539.
Bale, C, 845, 1078.
Balesham, de, A 1211.
Balet, B 1381, 1385, 1387, 1391-1394, 1396,
1400, 1403, 1404, 1418-1420, 1383,
1500.
Balev, B 983.
Balke, C 1447, 1566.
Balkthorn, de, alderman of London, A 1530.
Ballard, B 299, 572, 1550, 1551, 1562, 1563.
Balle, C 150, 912, 1328, 1589, 1728, 1736.
Balli, B 217.
Baltis, de, A 1454, 1623, 1693.
Balliol, de, A 349.
Bally, B 806.
Ballyng, chief justice of the King's Bench,
B 1159.
Balshale, de, C 1579.
Bamburgh, B 1600.
Bamme, A 781, 782, 1683.
Bampton, A 747.
Ban, C 1650.
Banastre, A 1201 ; C 777.
Banburgh, B 1000, 1036-1039.
Bauburne, de, B 1422.
Banke, A 716.
Bannebur", B 1375.
Banstede, de, A 143.
Banvelle, de, B 1464.
Banvile, de, A 196.
Banyard, C 707.
Barat, A 223 ; B 1536.
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628
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Baratur, B 1331.
Barber, le, A 1742.
Barbonr, A 162, 557-560 j B 1326 ; C 356,
471,594,673,978, 1144, 1312, 1326,
1354, 1422, 1478, 1487, 1530, 1756.
alias Hert, B 897.
Barbyer, le, B 1413.
alderman of Southampton, B 1413.
Barckethorpe, do, A 327.
Bard, A 982.
Bardei, mayor of London, A 1736.
Bardesley, C 401.
Bardolf, A 13 ; C 865.
de,C758.
Bare, de la, A 1756.
Barell, commissary, &c. of the bishop of
Worcester, A 868.
Barenger, B 1554.
Barenthon, Barenton, de, A 731, 815.
Barentyn, B 1094 ; C 634.
Bareker, le, A 181.
Baret, A 1521, 1541; 81210; C 461, 585,
1048, 1354.
Barewe, C 187.
,dela,C 1219.
Barewell, C 1579.
Barewyk, B 1458.
Barford, lord of, B 792, 801, 802, and see
Nafiord.
Barkeby, de, B 212.
Barker, A 186, 1262, 1353, 1399 ; B 1036,
1037, 1509; C 1182, 1286.
, alias Harryes, B 703.
, le, A 1212, 1349 ; C 856, 1066.
Barkethorp, Barketorp, Barkertorp, de, A 269,
272, 275. 276, 288, 289, 299, 382, 840,
and see Belgethorp.
Barking, de, A 734, and see Westminster,
abbot of.
Barkthorp.de, A 271.
Barlee, C 151, 351.
Barlinges, abbot of, A 1451, 1455, 1456.
Barn, le, A 206.
Barnaby, A 1413.
Barnard, B 1125, 1128.
Barneby, B 1527, 1529.
de, A 421.
Barnet, or Barnett, A 561, 569, 570-573, 586,
587, 593.
Barnevile, de, A 1090.
Barney, A 649, and see Berney,
Barnstaple, St. Mary, prior of, C 1192.
Barnton, de, B 977.
Barnvile, de, C 1505.
Baron, A 560-562, 574-576, 586, 587, 593,
1295, 1371.
Barons of the Exchequer, see Exchequer.
Baroun, B 1303.
Barowe, C 667, 747, 868.
Barr', A 163, 171-175 ; B 1649.
Barra, de, A 204, 1641.
Barre, a le, B 1202.
Barre, atte, B 90, 1074.
de, O433, 7S7.
, de la, C 523.
Barri, B 1466, 1470.
Barrens, de, C 556.
Barry, A 1450; C 22, 52, 116, 179, 538, 554,
665, 669, 689, 768, 1364, 1458.
Bars, B 1281, 1283, 1284.
Barsam, de, A 1617, 1666.
Bartelot,A185,871,874,909; B 1519 ;O 281.
, alias Forster, A 902.
Barthethorp, d*, A 363, and see Barkethorp.
Bartholet, C 1356.
Bartillot, C 492.
Bartlot, C 423.
Barton, A 282, 700, 1524; B 1458; C 1193,
1256, 1258, 1292, 1293, 1295.
, sheriff of London, A 1717.
de, A 198, 259, 1375, 1574; B 359,
465, 478, 681, 1083, 1219, and see
Berton.
Bartun', de, B 1337.
Barun, le, B 114.
Baruwe, de, B 208.
Barwe, de, B 887.
Baryngton, de, C 140.
Bascote, de, A 1419.
Basden, B 883.
Basely, Basele, A 1035, 1131.
Basevill, de, B 1511.
Basilia, prioress of Wykes, A 46.
Basing, Basinges, Basingis, 1490.
de, A 791, 825, 1489, 1530, 1575,
1614, 1652, 1770 ; B 1304, 1508, 1511,
1521 ; C 727, 1603, 1604, 1608.
, bailiff of London, C 850, 1172.
, mayor of London A 1487.
, sheriff of London, A 734, 1648, 1785.
Bask', de, B 1295.
Baskerwile, de, B 404.
Baskevile, de, B 673, 1275.
Baslak, C 1493.
Basset, A 55, 143, 198, 199, 208, 218, 240,
241, 242, 244-246, 248, 388, 389, 391-
398, 400, 402-412, 425, 426, 429,
443-445, 447, 452, 454, 471, 474, 477,
480, 483, 484, 488, 493, 501, 507, 508,
514, 516, 520, 521, 531,534, 536, 539,
543, 544, 729, 737, 738, 741-744, 753,
756,761, 768, 772-774,778,785,787,
788, 795, 798, 806, 807, 809, 810, 831,
838, 839, 844, 912-919, 923, 924, 945,
1131, 1190, 1385, 1411, 1663; B 194,
373, 503,550, 729, 812,842, 1298, 1323,
1445, 1446, 1490; C 114, 204, 463,
1168, 1297, 1386, 1601, and see
London, bishop of.
, lord of Welleden, B 431.
Bassette, B 1446.
Bassingborne, Bassingburn', Bassingeburn,
Bassinggeburn, Bassingborn, Bassyne-
borne, Bassyngbourne.de, A 1030, 1065,
1188 ; B 1499 ; C 396, 492, 985, 1488.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
629
Bastard, A 916, 917.
.., le, A 912,924.
Bastart, C 863.
Bastien, C 1117.
Bastwyke, A 633
Basyngborne, B 1600.
Basyngg, de, bailiff of London, A 1776.
Basyngton, B 419.
Bat, A 1470, 1509, 1775, 1791 ; B 282.
mayor of London, A 1605, 1625,
1664.
, sheriff of London, A 1487, 1807.
Bataile, A 140, 733, 736, 739, 821.
Bataill, A 1135; C 1570.
Batayle, A 186, 725, 815.
Bute, A 775.
Batecok, C 144.
Batekyn, B 1352, 1354.
Batell, C 901, 1531.
Bateman, B 1350; O 1352, 1512, 1514, 1516,
1754.
, the jew, O 1360.
sheriff of Essex, O 1601.
Batencurt, de, sheriff of London, O 1605.
Batesford, de, B 886.
Bath, bishop of, A 228, and see Savaric.
and Wells, bishop of, B 362, 363;
C 175, 298.
, chancellor of England, B 1030, and
see Bathon', de.
Bathamtune, de, A 246.
Bathecrofte, A 1594.
Batheman, B 1180.
Bathon', de, A 218, and see Bath.
i one of the King's justices,
A 536.
sheriff of Northampton, B 847.
Bathonia, de, the King's justiciar, A 396.
Batman, A 546.
Baton, de, A 199.
, a Justice in Eyre, A 994.
Batt', B 1112; C 596.
Battescombe, C 175, 242, 298.
Battle, abbot of, B 82, 509, 589, 670, 688,
1206.
Batunia, de, A 454.
Baud, le, A 495, 774, 982 : B 656.
Baudewj-n, Baudewine, B 197, 617, 618, 620,
621, 622, 627,889, 1564, 1686; C 462,
834, and see Baldwin.
Baudon, C 1348.
Baudri, B 185.
Baudry, B 632.
Baudun, de, C 1775.
Baughbury, B 991.
Baunton, C 1603.
Banff, ate, B 159.
Bavent, C 707.
, de, C1271.
Baveyn, C 1207.
Baxster, A 583, 596 ; B 485, and see Beading,
mayor of.
, le, C 1525.
Baxtere, B 550 ; C 138, 225, 1581.
,le,B1046; C 1524, 1662.
Bayard, B 364.
Bnybrook, C 845.
Bayfeld, B 1001, 1011, 1013; C 358.
Bayle, C 796.
Bayllol, de, A 1315.
Bayly, B 268, 1137; O 1261, 1468.
Baynard, C 609.
Baynden, C 676, 787.
Bayue, C 1064.
Baynes, C 421.
Baynham, C 239, and see Beyaham.
Baynton, A 670 ; O 1724.
Bays, C 781.
Baysebolle, A 789.
Bayvel, B 1317.
Be, le, B 479.
Beadel, the, A 1.
Beames, de, A 128.
Beare, C 296, 367.
Beasowe, C 1498.
Beatrix, son of, B 741.
Beaubelet, A 799.
Beauchamp, A 563 ; B 1346, 1780 ; O 897
1054, 1141.
, bishop of Salisbury, A 569-571, 574 •
B 1778.
lord, 8 261.
, lord of St. Amands, C 667.
»de, A 184, 198, 213, 491, 621,539,
544, 658, 824, 837, 838, 1024, 1097.
, earl of Warwick, C 1291.
countess of Warwick, C 116, and tee
Warwick, earl of; Bergevenny, lord
of ; Bellocampo, de.
Beaufiz, B 123, 925, 1222, 1468.
Beauflour, C 727.
Beauford, C 1690.
Beaufytz, B 925.
Beaugraunt, B 806 ; C 1570.
Beauley, C 875, 881.
Beaumes, de, A 1287.
Beaumeys, A 1337.
de, A 1267, 1271.
Beaumis, de, A 1396.
Bcaumound, A 235.
Beaumond, A 1723.
Beaupri, de, A 183.
Beaushen, Beanshyn, C 605, 813.
Beauvale, prior of, B 219, 355, 480, 1711
1782, and see Bella Valle, de.
Beauver, de, provost of St. Albans, 8 16, 17.
Beauvoir, lord of, A 1411, and see Ros, de.
Beawshen, C 861, 1770.
630
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Bee, de, A 394, 400.
Beche, de, A 1086 ; B 1499 ; C 669.
Bechcsor, de, A 729.
Becheworthe, de, A 8, 1034.
Bechesworthe, de, A 72.
Bechinton, de, A 193.
Beck, le, C 941.
Beckell, de, C 891.
Beckenham, de, A 1622.
Becker, B 1001, 1036, 1038.
Bedefonte, de, A 1764,
Bedeford, de, B 472.
, mayor of Northampton, B 2.
Bedefort, de, B 466.
Bedefunt, de, A 1814; B 1761, 1772, 1814,
1818.
Bedel, le, A 76.
Bedellus, A 2.
Bedeworth, de, B 390, 392, 393, 396, 1225.
Bedfonte, A 1819.
Bedford, C 158, 1639.
, archdeacon of, B 1472.
, duke of, C 1243, 1687.
, ear of, A 387, and see Coucy.
sheriff of, A 88, 128.
Bcdfunte, de, A 1814, and see Bedefunt.
Bedingfend, de, C 204.
Bedon and Kingston, lord of, C 934.
Bedyll, A 693, 1519 ; B 635, 636, 864.
Bedyngham, A 461.
Beek, Beeks, A 1466, 1523, 1556 ; B 364.
Beggegood, A 880.
Beggesley, C 1 142.
Beinville, A 1290.
Bek, A 1448.
de, A 938.
Bekeswell, A 1364.
Beket, B 419.
Bekke, C 80.
Bekwell, C 474, 1164.
Bekwith, A 1360.
Bekyngham, C 158.
, de, A 320, 385.
Bel, A 424, 1818.
le, 1028, 1159, B 404.
Belch, C 205, 766.
Belchodroi, de, A 1726.
Bale, C 929.
Belegrave, de, A 1535; B 383-386, 389 ;
C193.
Beleit, B 1382, 1505.
Belemeyns, A 989.
Belencumbre, de, A 527.
Beler, A 198, B 195, 399.
Belesham, de, B 175.
Belet, A 1545, B 1370, C 1963.
Belgrave, 1427.
, mayor of Coventry, B 1047, 1048.
de, B443.
Belhog, B 1171, 1173, 1177.
Belhous, A 456, C 1250.
, de, A 457, 467, C 1247.
Beljambe, C 890.
Belkthorp, de, A 266, 267.
Bell, A 263; B 1182; C 83, 181, 198, 696,
711,719, 753.
Bellafago.de, C 141.
Bella Valle, de, B 1667.
Bello Campo, de, A 787 ; B 217, 1221 ;
1497, and see Beauchamp.
Bello Tofto, de, B 745.
Bello Valle, de. See Beauyale.
Bellow, C 7 15.
Bellringer, the, A 1068.
Bellus, A 1769.
Belman, C 1526.
Belmeis, de, A 1485.
Belmont, de, A 345.
, lord of, C 1213.
Belne, de, B 577, 582.
Belot, A 1454.
Below, de, B 1153.
Belqethorp, de, A 295, and see Barkethorp.
Belreger, A 441.
Belson, B 647.
Belsted, Belstede, de, A 423, 433.
Belte, C 187.
Belthorp, de, A 84S.
Beltoft, de, B 267, 725, 744, 748, and see
Bello tofto, de.
Bel ton, B 967.
, de, B 37, 368,381.
Beltune, C 10.
Belvair.de, A 1140.
Belynghame, de, C 106.
Belyon, B 755-757.
Bemden, de, A 1068.
Bemflet or Benflet, de, A 481.
Bemynstre, de, C 1421.
Benden de, A 1040 ; B 785, 800.
Benedict, son of, A 304, 305, 1573, B 1220.
, Alderman of London, A 1621, 1660.
Benedis, de, A 721-724.
Beuedisse, de, A 1807.
Benefeld, C 1588.
, de, B360.
Benesaunt, C 1433.
Beneschef, C 268, 402.
Benet, A 989, 1560; B 1047 ; C 54,933.
Benetleg', de, B 1571.
, Estrech', de, B 518.
Benetleghe, sheriff of London, A 1646.
Benett, A 1551.
Beneyt, C 513.
Benger, B 394.
Beninton, de, B 361.
Benit', A 1654.
Benmeye, de, A 130.
Bennett, prioress of Catesby, B 1028.
Benneys, B 1683.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
631
Bensted, A 726 ; B 356.
, do, A 1787 ; B 1725.
Benteley, A 1556.
Berc', do, B 517.
Bercar', A 1181.'; C 958.
Bercarius, B 38, 826, 1505, and see Shepherd.
Berch, de, A 7GO, C 944.
Berchamton, de, B 623.
Bercher, le, C 719.
Bercheston, de, B 767.
Berde, C 317.
,de, B 1250.
Berdeford, de, B 1468.
Berden, B 502.
Berdesley, C 1482.
Berdestaple, de, A 430, 518 ; B 23, 1345.
Berdewell, C 609.
Bere, B 1201 ; C 63, 625, 1588.
, do, B 469, 1202, 1214.
de la, A 105 ; B 536 ; C 395.
Berefeud, de, A 433.
Hereford, de, A 251 ; B 735, 739, 766, 767,
771, 773, 794 ; C 473, 622, 1471.
, escheator of the king on the south
of the Trent, C 1555.
, lord of, B 735.
Berege, C 672.
Bereham, de, B 200.
Berell, C 100.
Bereng', B 359
Berenger, A 215, 463, 523, 943, 946, 1282;
C 1557.
Berevile in Thyrneby, de, B 415.
Berewe, A 1529.
Berewyk, de, a Justice in Eyre, A 1722.
Berford, de, C 634.
Bergarenny, lady of, C 506.
,de, C1318.
lord of, A 658, and see Beauchamp,
de.
Bergeneny, de, B 1221.
Bergh', de la, B 1775.
Berghe, C 249.
ate, C 1373, 1374.
Bergher?, de, A 763.
Berghes, de, A 1421.
Bergholte, A 61.
Beriman, A 428.
Berk, de, B 517.
Berkedene, de, A 1187.
Berkeley, A 895 i B 475, 500, 510, 512 ;
C1112.
, de, A 892, 922.
lord of Berkeley, B 512.
Berkhamme, de, 3 1586.
Berkhamsted, de, 1103.
Berkingg, de, A 1031.
Berkshire1 archdeacon of, A 672.
Berkyng, de, A 1641 ; C 1045.
Berle, de, B 800.
Bormondsey, prior of, A 816, 817, 1008'
1139.
Bcrmund, A 1499.
Bermyngham, C 909.
Bernak', B 1585.
Bernard, A 259, 416, B 668, 678, 705, 707,
816, 923, 1384, 1407; C 178, 570, 698,
706, 845, 1010, 1234, 1282, 1286.
, son of, A 1658.
Beruardea, C 1234.
Berne, ate, B 978.
, dele, C 1473.
Berneko, de, B 652.
Bernel, B 1117.
Bernclef, B 38.
Berners, Berueres, C 151, 845, 1105.
, do, A 1503.
, lord, A 623.
Bernes, de, A 734.
Bernevil, de, A 273.
Bernevile, Bernevill, Bernevyle, de, A 269,
272, 288, 323, 325, 328, 336, 371.
Berne w, B 1711.
Bernewille, de, A 369.
Beruey, Barney, A 648.
, de, C 867.
Bernfold, C 1521.
Btrnigham, de, C 816.
Berninggeham, de, A 768.
Bernulf, B 515.
Beruwyle, de, A 264.
Berouse, de, A 215.
Berri, B 1578.
Berry, C 506.
Bertevill', de, B 1059.
Bertlotte, B 1517-1519.
Berton, B 1775 ; C 904.
, de, B 220,529, 551, 829, 836, 837,
839,841 ; C 1376.
Bertyn, C 723.
Berville, A 27S.
Berwe, atte, B 780, 1353.
de, A 1689.
Berwedon, de, A 1095.
Berwyk, C 877.
Bery, de, B 1619.
Beryman, C 1132.
Beryndon, de, B 1650.
Bescheswrthe, de, A 1060.
Beschyn, O 849.
Beset, B 197.
Besevile, de, A 813.
Besils, de, A 168-9.
Besont, A 760.
Best, B 1131; C 920.
Bestaneston, de, B 1324.
Beston, de, 8 1234.
Bestot, C 1682.
Bestwald, B 440.
Betel, A 771.
Beton, de, C 1630.
632
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Betoygne, de, B 979.
Betriche, IJetrych, B 180, 923, 925.
Bett, A 725 ; C 487, 979.
Bettes, B 994.
Bettessonc, B 1417.
Bettiley, de, C 329, 503.
Bettune, de, C 406, 971, 1027, 1049, 1S56.
, (sheriff of London, 286, 376.
Beuchaump, de, A 13.
Beuchamp, de,A 521, 991, 1024, 1430.
Beufey, de, B 22.
Beueshen, C 17.
Bever, A 1542, 1547.
Bevereche, C 1493, 1496.
Beverley, C 754.
, chancellor of, A 454, and see
Dantesey de,
, provost of, A 354, 425, 501, 734,
and see Basset ; Ebor, de.
, Warden of, A 218, and see Ebor, de.
Bewchamp, B 1336.
Bewflowre, C 661.
Bewschyn, C 923, 1116.
Beynam, C 1150.
Beynard, C 667.
Beyuhain, C 487, 979.
Beynvill, de, A 1285, 1287.
Bicester, prior of St. Edburg of, B 1781.
Biconnell, C 1085, 1700, and see Byconyll.
Biddesale, de, B 631.
Bideford, A 1040.
de, A 501, 766.
Bienshef, C 1710.
Bifeld, de, B 700, 851.
Bigestrop, dc, A 410.
Bigod, A 13; C 1159.
, le, A 532, 753, and! see Norfolk,
Earl of, Earl Marshall.
Bigot, A 315, 316, 339, B 1143; and see
Norfolk, Countess of.
, le, A 1339, and see Warenne.
Bigoth, le, A 421.
Bikenore, de.B 1759, 1760.
Bikestrode, de, A 509.
Bildeston, de, A 771.
Biling, B 427.
Billilldun, de, A 1444.
Billingesgate, de, A 1810.
Billion, 0918,928.
Billok, A 1618.
Billynges, C 249.
Billyngton, C 1299.
Binesle, de, A 539.
Binham, de, C 280.
Binne, C 1313.
Binton, lord of, B 584.
le, B 644.
Bircham, C 272.
Birche, A 978, 1133 ; B 650, 778.
Birches, B 186, 212.
Birches, atte, C 156, 176, 251, 255, 265, 350,
365, 433, 450, 478, 516, 562, 574, 579,
638, 679. 702, 757, 773, 779, 818, 822,
997, 1077, 1121, 1152, 1226, 1314,
1436, 1440, 1442, 1466, 1568, 1573,
1612, 1709, 1759.
Birchmore, C 1564.
de, B 1226.
Bird, C 1237, 1441.
Birne, de, B 1272.
Birthowayte, de, C 1626.
Bienham, de, B 1318.
Biseeh, B 946.
Bisshop, Bischop, B 137, 923.
Bissopesdon, de, B 544.
Bissopesgate, de, A 1620.
Bitte, C 1164.
Bittlesden, abbot of, B 105.
Biweston, A 497.
Bixe, C 398.
Blachpanne, de, B 538.
Black. See Niger.
Blackeston, C 1214.
Blakaller, C 797.
Blakdene, de, A 416, 417.
Blake, le, A 1731, 1733.
Bbkelonde, de, B 471, 486, 495.
, dela, B 1192.
Blakemau, B 1531.
Blakemild, B 468.
Blakeiuore, prior and canons of, A 501.
Blakenale, C 408.
Blakcney, A 1574.
, de, C 286,376,466.
Blakeng', B 1337.
Blakeugier, B 1351.
Blakeraller, C 1378.
Blakethorne, de, alderman of London, A 1493,
1515.
Blakevile, de, A 56, 140, 1156.
Blakewell, de, A 8 ; B 493.
Blakey, C 539.
Blaknall, A 1563.
Blakneye, de, see Blakeney.
Blakstok, C 27, 846, 870.
Blakwall, C 642,715.
Blancpayn, C 1512, 1513.
Bland, A 658.
I! I: > nk | iay n, Oil.
Blaunchard, B 624, 1168, 1169, 1174.
Blaunkeney, de, A 1447.
Blecchele, Bleccheley, C 1042, 1750, 1767.
Bledelowe, C 1601.
Bles, de, B 815.
Bletherwyke, C 1455.
Bletresho, de, B 1548.
Blewet, A 561, 571, 573, 577, 587, 591-93.
Blez, de, B 770, 772, 786, 788, 791, 1143.
Blis, A 977.
Blissot, A 702.
Bliye, de, A 1342.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
633
Blod, C 148.
Bloitt, C 547.
Blokeby, de, B 1342.
Blome, B 984.
Blomyile, C 1201.
Blond, le, A 1168.
Blont, C391.
Blontesdon, de, A 70.
Blore, C95.
Blosmeville, C 954, 1327.
Blosmovill, de, C 703.
Blouiid, le, A 251, 983.
, mayor of London, C 1367, 1603,
1604, 1608, 1611, 1618,1630.
Bloant, A 1773; B 419 ; C 43, 616, 631,633,
700, 1250.
, le, A 1425 ; B 1041, 1216 ; C 664.
, Lord Mountjoy, C 1735, and see
Blund, Blunt.
Blower, C 1104.
Bloyou, A 848.
Blu, le, B 776.
Bluet, B 1037-1039.
Blund, A 42, 1483, 1501, 1502, 1530,
1571, 1576—1578, 1621, 1628, 1635,
1641, 1647, 1655, 1657, 1660, 1678,
1693, 1695, 1697, 1699, 1700-1705,
1724, 1767, 1771, 1772, 1803, 1809.
alderman of London, A 1474, 1476,
1511, 1513, 1667 j C 1040.
sheriff of London, A 734, 791, 1476,
1491, 1502, 1516, 1652, 1673 j C 466.
, le, A 395, 756, 913, 971, 586 ; B 410.
Blundel, A 775, 1271 ; B 497 j C 483.
Blunt, A 1384 ; C 309, 667.
le, A 156, 536; C 1615.
, constable of Marlborougb Castle,
C75.
Blnu, le, B 779.
Blysse, C 1417.
Blyssott, A 344.
Boby, de, A 1445.
Bocher, A 1198, 1200 ; C 483.
Bocke, le, B 448.
Bockemor, de, C 1612, 1619.
Bockingg, de, A 472.
Bockymor, de, C 518.
Bocointe, A 1474, 113, 1788, and see Sa.be-
lina, son of.
Bocquointe, A 438, 1498, 1499.
Bocland, de, A 1003, 1025, 1175; 8 1334,
and see Bokeland.
Boclond, de, A 994, 1027 ; O 1548.
Bocton, de, A 433, 1625.
Bode, A 732 ; C 298.
Bodele, de, sheriff of London, A 1636,
1778,1783; C 586.
Bodeleye, de, B 8.
Bodenham, C316.
Bodenho, de, C 1165.
Bodennek, C 790.
Bodmin, Mayor of, O 1444.
Body, A 590; B 252 ; C1193.
Boerue, A 459.
Boffrey, C 601.
Bohun, A 639, 642, 645, 643, 833.
, de, A 487, 823.
Boissel, A 303.
Bokeland, C 1359.
Bokelaund, de, see Bocland.
Bokeler, C 500, 1636.
, le, A 984-985, 1114, 1590.
Bokelond, de, C 26.
Bokenhulle.B 1746,1757.
Bokeointe, see Bocquointe.
Bokerel, C 1172.
, alderman of London, A 1612.
, mayor of London, A 1791.
Bokesworth, A 1378.
, de,A 1375,1355,1374; B 1499.
Boketon.de, C 525,1076.
Bokherst, de le, B 972, 973, 974, 976.
atte, B 962, 977.
Bokland, de, A 1064, 1148, and see Bocland.
Bokointe, A 1496.
Bokrel, C 850.
Bokunte, A 1735.
Bokyngham, B 701,719.
Boich, C 1038.
Bolday, B 944.
Boldey, B 857.
Boldle, de, B 384.
Bole, C 660, 693, 792.
,le,B71.
, alderman of London, C 12.
mayor of Marlborough, C 551.
sheriff of London, C 1040.
Bolebec, do, A 176, 1293.
Bolestrod, Bolestrede, de, A 15, 54, 56.
Boleville.de, B 561.
Boleyn, A 633, 650; O 11, 137, 240, 862,
1022,1341, 1529.
alias Butler, C 782.
Vicount Rocheford, C 782.
Bolfynch, B 138.
Botindon', superior!, de, B 442.
Bolleshore, Bollesore, or Bollesovereg, Master
of the hospital of the Holy Trinity,
at Kingsthorp, Northampton, C 160,
275,419,617,1073, 1692.
Bollesovere, de, B 920, 930.
Bollishouse, de, B 4164.
Bolnherst, de, B 472, 481.
Boloigne, de, C 1611.
Bolom, A 974.
Bolond, A 128.
Bolt, A 1011, 1019, 1021.
Boltesl lain, de, B 697, 1083.
Bolton, B 734; C 721, 735, 777, 801, 810.
, de, A 259, 337.
, prior of, B 1149.
Bolthissham, B 1002.
634
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Bolum, do, A 986.
Bolyngton, A 1062, 1063.
, de, A465.
Bon, le, B 6J2.
Bonaventure, A 1622, 1630.
Bond, A 294, 147 ; B 1477 j C 218, 296, 848.
, alias Herleston, C 1231.
, le, B 684.
Bondeby, de, B 463.
Bondy, C 674.
Bonebury, C 256.
Boneire, de la, A 1274.
Bonechose, B 236,
Bonedon, C 925.
, de, B 1384; C 899.
Bonefaunt, C 115.
Bonel, C 610, 621.
Boner, C 291, 298, 399, 423, 895.
Bonet, C 742.
Boneville, Bonevyle, de, A 1409 ; C 1093.
Bon jour, A 801.
Bonserjaunt, A 1504.
Bonvalet, A 1787.
Bookbinder, the, A 1454.
Booll', do, A 1848.
Boot, B 1110.
Boquointe, A 480, and see Bocquointe.
Borage, C 1250, 1494.
Borard, de, A 96.
Boraston, 8 519.
Borehard, son of, A 1757.
Bordale, C 15, 235, 318, 1038.
Bordar, the, A 739.
Bordesden, de, A 86, 343, 424, 1010, 1025,
1029, 1176; B 813.
Bordesley, Abbot of,B 70, 73, 101, 501, 523,
529, 580, 582, 584, 586-588, 592, 632,
717, 732, 737, 774, 776, 779, 786, 791,
795, 810, 835, 837, 934, 1491, 1492,
1570, 1574, 1616, 1654, 1712, 1713.
Bordlesdene, de, A 1054.
Bordon, B 844.
Boreham.de, B 11, 12.
Borehard, B 652.
Borewardescot', de, B 193.
Borewell, de, B 831.
Boreyate, C 888.
Boiham, de, A 431, 440, 538, 765.
Boriate, de, C 1732,
Borisworthe, lord of, B 438, and see Lod-
broke, de.
Borleghe, de, B 446.
Borlerowe, C 1501.
Borton', de, B 1027.
Boruhulle, de, A 922.
Boscale, de, A 295.
Bosco.de, A 29, 340, 503, 928, 1799 ; B 228,
230, 286, 290, 351, 645, 784, 1140,
1184, 1697, 1698, 1700, 1703, 1708,
1709 ; C 204, and see Boys, Wood.
Bosevile, C 1379.
, de, A 308.
Bosham, sheriff of London, A 1505, 1593;
C 1423.
Boskerville, B 89.
Bosse, C 1622.
Bossel, A 1153.
Bostcrel.B 1575.
Boston, B 1028; C 1213, 1772.
Boswate, C 1564.
Bot", B 938.
Botalere, B 555.
Botehale, de, A 272.
Boteillur, le, B 127.
Boteler, A 1417, 1542, 1547 ; B 40, 44-46,
48-50, 53, 54, 56, 58-60, 62, 64, 65,
98, 186, 241, 796 ; C 1047, 1375.
.., ,de, O 1538.
, le, B 1565; C 201, 1774, and see
Butler, Pincerna.
Botelier.de, C 1658.
Botclisford, de, A 1438.
Boteller, le, C 1390.
Botelston, do, B 1645.
Boterel, B 174, 1579, 1580.
Boterfield, B 1773.
Boterkram, C 257.
Botenvyk, A 1465, 1468.
Boteston, de, B 1720, 1721.
Bothe, A 979 ; C 1276.
, archdeacon of Durham, C 1111.
, archdeacon of York, C 1111.
del, B 374.
, le, prioress of Langley, B 1274.
Botheby, de, A 1489.
Botiller, B 40, 1044, 1045, 1056,1146, 1600;
C 275,448,987.
, le, B 15, 623, 1002; C 664, 1646.
, Earl of Ormond, B 242, and see
Butler, Pincerna.
Botilston, B 1736, 1737.
Botindon, de, B 437, 875.
Botingham, de, A 519.
Botteaux, B 806 ; C 1279.
Botry, A 834.
Botryaux, C 1560.
Bottay, B 1214.
Bottleler, A 679, and see Butler.
Bottlelye, de, B 28.
Bottlesham, prior of St. Mary's, Southwark,
C 28.
Bottiller, A 1182.
Botun, de, B 23.
Botyller, C 617, and see Butler, Pincerna.
, le, A 932; B 1488.
Botyner, mayor of Coventry, B 1219.
Bottysford, B 129.
Botyrwyk, abbot of Bamsey, A 1283.
Botyzoun, C 707.
Bouclonde, de, A 1007.
Bouckemor, de, C 1615.
Boudonne, de, C 222.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
635
Bouelythe, C 628.
Boughes, de, B 435.
Boukelond, de, A 1122.
Bonier, C 14, 681.
, de, A 225.
Boulot, A 374.
Boun, de, 504.
Bounde, A 630 ; C 367, 881.
, le,B 111.
Bourchier, Bourgchier, A 635, 642, 645, 646 5
C 379.
, le, viscount, C 1099.
Bourgh, le, C 1062.
Bourghier, A 623.
Bourghull, C 332.
Bourne, de la, A 134.
Bourser, le, B 1406.
Bonrswain, C 739.
Bourton, de, C 986, 1136, 1336.
Bourzt, C 1025.
Bousch, C 263, 959.
Bouser, le, B 1406.
Bonver, de, B 16, 17.
Bovell, B 1522.
Bovet, A 948.
Boyeton, de, A 205.
Bovil, de, A 771, 823, 831 ; B 97, 99.
BoYirre, le, B 175, 176.
Bo-wbryge, A 1233.
Bowe, B 1758.
Boweley, C 298.
Bowen, A 746.
Bowet, C 230.
Bowice, de, A 248.
Bowley, C 1065, 1494.
Bowyere, le, C 192.
Bowys, C 1212.
Box, A 1708, 1774, 1777 ; C 1603, 1604,
1608, 1611.
sheriff of London, A 1491, 1607,
1649 ; C 12, 25, 466, 971, 1049, 1656.
Boxal, de, A 291.
Boxhcrst, de, B 656.
Boxford, C 1655.
Boxlea, de, B 646.
Boxley, abbot of, B 444, 446, 457, 638, 642,
644-646, 650, 778, 1680.
Boxetede, de, A 65.
Boycroft, B 893.
Boydon, B 43.
Boydyn, B 1049.
Boyfeld, de, B 1412.
Boylond, A 622.
Boynton, de, A 278, 356-358, 365.
Boys, B 294, 314, 900, 1516; C 1148.
, de, A 1326; B 225, 227, 231, 237,
287,311,334,347; C 239, 1140, and
see Bosco, de, Wood.
Boyton, sheriff of Somerset, C 1266.
Bozale, de, A 323.
Bozeltona, de, B 648.
Brabazon, A 643, 836.
Bracebrig, A 1440 ; C 596.
Braceur, le, A 757.
Brache, de la, A 1352.
Brachwyng, de, A 1110.
Braci, B 208.
Braciator, A 1384, and see Brewer.
Brackel, de, B 286, 287.
Brackelee, de, B 649.
Bracking, de, A 107, 1015, 1044, 1048, 1053,
1054, 1120, 1141, 1148, 1160, 1171,
1172, 1176, 1657, 1747, and see
Brakking.
Bracle, C 781.
Bracy, de, A 94, 176.
Bradbrigge, A 641, 644, 650 ; C 1144.
Bradbury, B 1494.
Bradcroft, C 1057.
Bradden, Braddon, de, B 15, 20, 235, 237.
Braddyng, A 1461, 1463, 1529.
Bradecroft, de, B 639.
Bradefeld, dc, A 958.
Brademedwe, de, B 1654.
Brademer, de, B 1775.
Bradenach, de, A 1003, B 1652.
Braderuge, de, B 38, 515.
Bradeston, C 448.
Bradeyelle, de, B 1350, 1372.
Bradewater, C C31, 633.
Bradewell, de, B 694, 722, 1026, 1027, 1029,
1033.
Bradewoy, B 162.
Bradfeld, C 904.
Bradle, de, B 1306.
Bradleye, de, C 523.
Bradraan, C 324, 1063, 1322.
Braduwell, B 698.
de, B 695 and see Bradwell.
Bradwater, C 700.
Bradwell, B 702.
prior of Christcburch, London,
A 1773.
Brady, B 98S,
Bradyle, A 1374.
Braghing, de, A 1040.
Braham, B 1353.
de, A 28, 30, 770, 822, 1339; B 1444.
Braibroch, de, A 404.
Braibrok, Braibrook, C 687, 1047.
, de, A 1478, and see Brayhrook.
Brailles, de, B 955.
Brainford, de, A 521.
Brainel, A 503, 778.
Brakkele, B 182.
Brakking, de, A 1076, 1077, and see Bracking.
Brambeleghe, de, A 1770.
Brambre, de, A 335.
Bramelai, de, A 435.
Brainford, de, A 480.
Bramkoke, de, B 185.
636
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Brampton, A 1238, 1245 ; B 1557, 1710.
, de, A 1330.
Bran, le, A 777.
Branche, B 11, 12.
Brand, A 394, 399-401, 409, 413, 415, 1135 ;
C 1733.
Brandesby, de, A 374.
Brandon, A 845 ; C 270, 1246.
Brangewayn, C 299.
Brantefelde, A 1073.
Branton, A 1248.
Braose, de, A 98.
Brassyngton, C 735, 738. 1294.
Brasyer, 8 103.
Bratiator, A 1259, and see Braciator, Brewer.
Braughyng, A 1190, and see Bracking.
Brauncestr', B 213.
Braunfford, C 202.
Brauntiston, do, A 1409.
Brausa, de, A 354.
Brawiug, de, A 1089, 1154, and see Bracking.
Bray, A 589, 623, 624 ; B 168, 1071 ; C 473,
1471, 1675, 1778.
.lord, C 1554.
, mayor of Marlborough, C 64, 192.
prior of St. Bartholomew's, Newbury,
A 597.
de, A 88, 127, 128, 1375; B 875,
1062, 1612, 1634, 1651, 1696 ; C 882.
le,C 193.
Braybon, B 10.
Braybrook, C 828, and see Braibrok.
Braydeston, B 1711.
Brayles, B 1574.
Braynel, A 503,778.
Braynton, C 1214.
Brayton, B 571.
Braz, C 326.
Breaut", de, A 774.
Brecbe.de, B 1505.
de la, B 1370.
Bredecroft, O 15.
Bredon, B 1527, 1532.
de, B 894, 1220, 1243, 1248, 1254,
1260, 1261, 1263, 1264, 1269, 1281,
1283, 1284, 1573.
Brekebech, C 621.
Brekespere, A 1226, 1286, 1314, 1320.
alias Stowe, C 524, 534.
Breknoke, B 1112, 1106.
Brekyl, C 647.
Brembeleg', de, A 1635.
Brembeley, de, A 1818, 1819.
Brember, A 1465.
Brembley, de, A 1757, 1760.
Brembre, mayor of London, A 1505, 1593.
Bremegrave, C 1298.
Bremmore, prior of. See Brommore.
Bremshet, C 307.
Brende, C 547, 572, 690, 1306, 1417.
Brendehalle, de, A 917.
, de le, A 918.
, del, A 945.
Brendle, de, B 433.
Brenham, de, B 693.
Brennand, A 689.
Brenner, C 738, 1294, 1301.
Brent, C 1153, 1161.
Breouse, de, A 946.
Breretb, de, C 1178.
Brereton, C 898.
, de, B 1149 ; C 980.
Brergreve, B 1106.
Brerrerton, Brerreton, 8 705, 816.
Brese, de, C 1705.
Brestell, C 660.
Bret, B 890, 986.
Bretagne, de, Earl of Richmond, C 1071.
Breth, le, B 1294.
Brethurst, de, A 509.
Bretingherst, de, C 475.
Breton, Bretoun, A 266, 267, 292, 324, 338,
366, 843, 1345 ; B 730, 1333 ; C 378,
530, 857, 976, 1579, 1688.
prior of St. Mary Magdalene of,
C 1626.
, de, C 975.
..., warden of London, A 1518, 1584,
1649; C 12, 152,286,376,1040, 1607.
and see Bretun.
, le, A 349, 373.
Bretteby, de, A 312, and see Brocby.
Bretun, 384, 1143 ; 8 206, 1232.
de, A 984.
, le, A 527, 983, 1020 j B 245.
Breus', de, B 1681.
Breuster, B 266, 1792.
Breuston, C 846.
Brewer, A 1259, 1384, and see Braciator,
Bratiator.
Brewes, de, A 1430 ; B 411.
Brewode, A 834.
Brewose, de, A 101.
Brews, A 278, 356-358 ; B 833.
de, A 365.
Brewster, C 1080.
Breynton, C 81, 172, 174, 315,316,545, 1084,
1219.
Brian, A 529, 987, 1019, 1264, 1266,1277;
B 11, 12, 35 ; C 655, 1681, 1705.
Brice, C 324, 1648, and see Brys.
Briche, B 1705.
Bridale, B 1005.
Bridde, C 143.
Bridde?hal, de, A 286, 333, 380.
Briddesthorn, C 1031.
Bride, B 907-9.
Brideport, de, C 115, 1222.
Bridesale, de, A 329, 330.
Bridesthorn, C 1036.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
637
Bridge, C 1424, and see Ponte, de.
Bridlington, prior of, A 285.
Brien, B 1248, 1281, 1283, 1284, 1289.
, son of, A 728.
Briggate, de, C 1571.
Brigge, C 744, 1358.
, de, C 744.
, dela, S 1598.
Briggestoke, de, B 1085.
Brigham, de, C 1372.
Bright, A 166, 494, 567 ; B 1443.
Brightman, A 1526.
Brightwelle, C 416.
Brihtrich, B 233.
Brikeleswortho, sheriff of London, A 1471.
, de, sheriff of London, C 1617.
BrimmesgraTO, B 1212.
Brinchelane, le, B 1224.
Brington, C 1772.
Brinton, de, C 1446.
Brisei, de, B 744.
Briseban, A 1709.
Brissete, de, C 632, 1045, 1635.
Bristollia, de, A 1656.
Bristowe, B 924.
Britannia, de, A 198, and see Bretagne.
Richmond, earl of.
Britayne, A 593.
Britele, de, B 1310.
Brito, A 84, 340, 1476, ; B 438, 1340, 1459,
1795.
, a Justice in Eyre, A 994.
Briton, B 106.
Brittany, Duke of, A 776 ; C 1729, and see
Richmond, Earl of.
Brittele, de, sheriff of London, A 1512.
Brittich or Britrich, B 21, 222, 228, 229, 233,
234, 237, 239, 240, 308, 310.
Broc, de, B 467, 481.
, del, A 481.
, dele, A 519.
, dil, B 472, and see Brok.
Brocas, A 149, 153; C 82, 495, 887.
Brocbur', de, B 379.
Brochy, de, A 311, and see Bretteby.
Brochamtou, de, B 282, 1583,
Brochurst, de, C 1086, 1442, 1522, 1593.
Erode, A 561, 871, 573, 587, 591 j B 33;
C 111.
Brodeye, A 102.
Brodding, A 1520.
Broghtou, C 1690.
de, A 416, 417.
Brograve, de, B 380.
Brok, A 1759 ; C 743.
ate, C 591.
de, A 72, 1026, 1097, 1155 ; C 1492,
1649.
de la, A 41, and see Broc.
Broke, A 461, 818, 1137, 1519, 1520 ; 8 80.
, atte, C 464,637.
Broke, de, A 1024 ; B 177.
, dela, B426, 561.
, alias Couper, C 121.
, lord, C 667.
Lord Cohham, C 875.
, Lord of, C 1085, andsee Willonghby.
Brokedent, A 1730.
Brokehampton, B 1058.
Hrokeman, B 953.
Broker, B 1773; C 670, 1556.
Brokesby, C 506, 1110, 1778.
Brokcs, de, A 73.
Brokhampton, B 1061.
Brokherst, C 1207.
Brokhole, de, C 1386.
Brokman, A 722 j B 918, 954, 956, 960.
Broma, de, A 46 ; B 829, 835 ; C 1505.
Brombourgh, B 254, 259.
Brome, A 1423.
,' de, B 835-838 ; C 1505.
, dela, A 48.
Bromere, prior of. See Brommore.
Bromesgrave, do, B 1182.
Bromfeld, de, A 489, 500.
Bromhulle, C 1 432.
Bromlegb, de, C 993.
Bromley, B 693 ; C 735, 898.
Brommore, de, B 19, 536, 610, 611, 615, 619,
617, 622, 623, 625-627, 889, 1187,
1189.
bailiff of, B 621, andsee Rostruk,' de.
canons of, B 610, 617, 619, 621, 623-
625, 627,630,889, 1054,1187, 1189.
1583.
, prior of, B 19, 78, 83, 111, 263, 533-
536, 539, 601-603, 608, 610-612, 614-
615, 675-677, 844, 1318, 1584, 1594.
and tee Stokys, Wallop, de.
Bromore, prior of. See Brommore.
Brompton, A 906.
Bremwyck, de, prior of Maxtoke, B 1086.
Bron, B 741 ; C 724.
Brond, A 38 ; C 144, 1530.
Bronna, B 579.
Bronne, C 87.
Bronneye, C 1435.
Brook, A 1758 ; B 593, 679.
atte, A 608, 619; C 565, and see
Broke.
Brother, C 40, 152, 476, 1605-1609.
Brotton, de, A 929.
Broucton, de, B 1415, 1562.
Broughton, C 508.
, de, B570.
Brouhton, or Browhton, B 139.
Brouman, C 347.
Broun, A 184, 289, 906, 1432,1507, 1758;
B 720, 754, 764, 1417; C 122, 172,
191, 420, 430, 1043, 1063, 1139, 1299,
1385, 1503.
, le, C201.
638
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Brouneighe, C 304,
Brounyng, C 394, 659, 724, and see Brownyng.
Brouns, B 1458.
Broua, C 987.
Brouton, de, B 1410.
Brow, B 705, 714,716,718, 816; C 380, 599.
Browhton, or Brouhton, B 139.
Brown, Browne, Brownn, A 375, 606, 681,
722 ; B 272, 706, 982, 985, 996, 997,
•1203, 1739 j C 39, 173, 240, 288, 545,
737, 761, 894, 902, 1160, 1537.
Brownyng, B 850, 855 ; O 1770, and see
Brounyng.
Browyi, A 1202.
Broxhed, C 788.
Brudemere, Brudemore, B 597, 598, 605.
Brudenel, B 419, 1112, 1452 1494.
Bruduwell, de, B 1031.
Bruera.de, A 142, 502; C 710.
Bruere, de la, B 217; C 223, 826.
Bruerne, abbot of, B 105, 411, 1319, 1470.
Bruet, C 84.
Bruges, de, A 1667 ; B 560.
Brugge,B 149, 150; C 860, 1283, 1328, 1728.
, atte, C 479.
Brugham, B 177.
Brumfeld, de, A 1045, 1632.
Biumford, de, A 451, 919 ; B 1347.
Brummore. See Brommore.
Brumlege, de, A 799.
Brumora, de, B 619, and see Brommore.
Brumpton, de, A 150.
, a Justice in Banco, O 1497.
Brywes, de, O 438.
Brumton, de, C 1730,
Brun, A 264, 268, 269, A 272, 373, 822,1710,
1788 ; B 371, 372, 790, 970 j C 238.
le, A 99, 430; C 664.
Brunardeston, de, A 234.
Brune, A 265 ; B 742, 914, 1423.
Bruneghe, B 514.
Brunford, de, A 208, 506 ; B 1346.
Brunham, or Bronham, de, B 192, 265, 267,
691, 725, 741-9, 759, 762, 763, 790,
811,852, 913, 914, 1423, 1794.
Brunkescoumb, de, A 243.
Brunne, de, B 1077.
Brut, le, C 1270.
Brute, A 47.
Brutewelle, de, A 12, 16, 65, 110, 983, 1188.
Bruton, C 970.
, the abbot of St. Mary's of, B 1597.
warden of London, C 25, and see
Breton.
13ruu9, C 1631.
Bruy, le, A 22S.
Bruyli, le, B 1236.
Bruyn, B 1118; C 82, 358, 1334.
Bruyn, le, C 330.
Bruys, A 416.
Bryan, A 105, 959 ; B 1772 ; C 472, 137,
862, 1043, 1198.
, Chief Justice of the Common Fleas,
C 47.
Bryce, C 146, 396, 422, 1189.
Brycet, B 806.
Bryd, B 364, 1545.
Brydder, B 569.
Bry deport, do, C 115.
Brydlyngton, A 1297.
Bryen, A 987.
Bryggate, de, C 1648.
Brygge, B 985, 997.
Bryggjs. C 1724.
Bryght, A 567.
Bryhent, B 314.
Bryinbel, B 1417.
Brynkele, de, B 831.
Brynkenhull, de, B 42.
Bryll, O 894.
Bryngton, de, B 1417.
Bry s, C 1648, and see Brice.
Bryssete, de, C 1045, 1635.
Bryt, B 1443.
Bryth', A 166.
Brytho, A 942.
Brytte, alias Nelme, A 888, 894.
Brytteby, C 1556.
Buccel, A 1686.
Bucham, C 377.
Buchard, C 1109.
Buche, B 51 ; C 1595.
Bucherel, A 1686.
Buck, A 25, 583.
Buckmor, C 213, 497, 658, 763, 1460.
, de, C 362, 658, 822, 1277.
Bucknell, A 613, 617.
Buckoynte, A 1568.
Buckfastleigb, abbot of, C 542.
Buckingham, archdeacon of, B 1479.
, duke of, A 623; C 1490.
sheriff of, C 231.
Buckz, le, C 155.
Buclande, de, A 1067.
Bucton, de, C 140.
Bucuinte, A 1483, 1679, 1749, 1809, and see
Bocquointe.
Budde, C 93, 626.
Budeford, B717.
de, B 1222.
Budel, A 154, 157, 160.
, le, A 53, 75.
Budestorn«, de, B 629.
Budiford, de, B 552, 841.
Buelis, de, B 1221.
Buelles, de, A 127.
liufle, le, sheriff of London, A 1485.
Bugg, C 1738.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
639
Bugg, treasurer, &c. of Joan Queen of
England, B 531.
Buggegoode, alias Adams, A 863, 867, 880,
893, 897, 902, and see Beggegood.
Buggeleye, de, C 411.
Buggethorp, de, B 575.
Builder of houses, the, A 1711.
Builly, B 374.
Bukke, A 1492 ; B 709, 1417.
Bukbrigge, C 687, 1047.
Bukelestre, le, B 1506.
Bukerel, A 1489, 1575, 1655.
alderman of London, A 1800.
, mayor of London, A 1485, 1807.
, sheriff of London, A 1630, 1682.
Buketon, de, A 707 ; C 1396, 1584, 1668, 1671.
Bukkeler, C 1746.
Bukkelly, C 879.
Bukyngton, Bukynton, de, B 281, 581.
Bulduro, C 753.
Bule, le, C 1372.
Bulebust, dela, B 1186.
Bulestrode, de, A 142, 1156.
Bulf h, B 139.
Bulkelcgh, de, A 191.
Bulkeley, C 1060.
Bulkemor, de, C 1227.
Bulkylegh, de, A 192.
Bull, A 978.
Bulleyn, alias Butler, C 782.
, Viscount Eocheford, O 782, and see
Boleyn.
Bullok, A 688 ; O 1053.
Bullour, B 1011.
Bullun, de, A 992.
Bulman, C 917.
Bulmar, de, A 277.
Bulstrode, de, A 53, 141, 679.
Btilter, A 657.
Bulton, O 1493.
Bultoure, C 1139.
Bultre, C 1310.
Bulwyk, prior of Fynneshed, B 378.
Bumstede, B 1099.
Bunch, B 806.
Bungeye, de, A 1680, 1743, and see Coureyur,
le.
, mayor of London, A 140.
Buninton, de, B 183, 524, 542, 544, 545, 553,
578,592,770,784.
lord of, B 1328.
Buniton', de, B 546, 1282, and see Bunynton.
Bunneshulle, de, B 634.
Bunse, C 1549.
Buntane, B 1133.
Buntragford, de, A 1027, 1109.
Bunton, A 1535.
Buntyng, C 1352.
Bunynton, de, B 1236
lord of, B 1236, and see Buninton.
Burbankc, A 704.
Burcer, B 1478, 1480-1482.
, le,B 1473, 1474, 1476.
Burcester, canons of, B 946.
Burcheburi, de, C 1466.
Burcy, provost of Yeovil, B 1766, 1769, 1770.
Burel, A 1770.
Burdays, C 1499.
Burdesdene, de, A 1158.
Burdet, A 322, 1453; C 110.
Burdeux, de, A 153.
Bardon, A 275, 283, 332, 337, 367, 377 ; B 178.
Burdoun, C 1141.
Burebach, de, C 1382.
Burefelde, de, B 26.
Burel, A 989, 1749.
Bures, de, A 543, 768 j B 100 ; C 119, 498,
510,584, 625,774, 1176, 1321, 1755,
1774, 1777.
, le, B 1072.
Baret, C 1354.
Burewell, de, A 797.
Burford, mayor of Sarum, B 1465.
Burg', de, C 938.
Burgate, de, B 623, 777, 964, 965, 1187;
C 438.
, lord of, B 603, and see Tracy.
Burgeis, A 478 ; B 51, 1417; C 84, 299,
1383, 1744.
Burges, C 72, 136, 209, 308, 1132, 1310, 1580,
1743.
Burgeys, A 1522; B 450, 533-536; C 14,
131, 422, 1276.
le, B 675-676.
Burgewut', B 1 145.
Burgh, A 1588, 1608; B 983, 995; O 408,
792, 891, 892, 1213.
de, A 139, 1315, 1318, 1371, 1390;
B 32, 387, 1792.
, earl of Kent, A 85, 403, 519.
de la, B 561, and see Burgo, de.
Burghershe, de, C 1248.
Burgo, de, A 1118, 1672, 1738; B 2, 1417;
C 438, and see Burgh, de.
, in Kyrkeby, de, B 1783.
Burgoyne, Burgoine, A 1201, 1571, 1653;
B 1495 ; O 137, 373, 549, 862, 892.
Burgreys, B 1362.
Burguin, A 1695.
Burle, B 778.
, de, B 643, 645, 778, 778, 1107, 1111,
1182, 1304.
Burlega, de, B 113, 770, 1104.
Burleghe, de, B 444, 457.
Burleia, Burleya, de, B 769, 772, 783-784,
786-788, 795, 798, 816.
Burleye, de, B 810, 1706.
Burne, de, B 61.
, de la, A 135, 1124, 1265; B 1063.
Burnel, A 867 ; C 973, 1579.
lord of Hodenhulle, B 1575.
, dela, B 1062.
Burnell, Lord of, A 658.
640
INDEX OP PERSONS.
Burneton, de, B 726.
Burnham, de, A 12, 16, 41, 42, 49, 65, 70.
Burnild, B 434.
Burre, A 511, 746 ; B 1233, 1796 ; C 942.
Bursar, the, A 1699.
Burser, A 1483; B 1227, 1231.
, le, A 440, 1741 ; B 1460.
Burstal, de, B 269, 384, 385, 398, 1022.
Burton, A 1427; B 573, 1157, 1271,1451;
O 1207.
, de, A 211, 1080, 1087, 1500 ; B 688,
699, 1365, 1426, 1482, 1487; C 101,
685, 918, 928, 1059.
Burwell, de,A717, 1241.
Bury, A 1556.
de, A 1544 ; C 43, 1002, 1021.
, mayor of London, A 1471.
Buryman, B 855.
Buschervill, de, A 204.
Busci, de, B 380, 743.
Buskeby, de, B 832.
Buskyn, C 1392.
Bussel, A 108, 1076, 1083, 1093, 1159, 1171,
1334; C 741.
Bussh, B1715; C 1054.
Bussy, A 1430.
Busteler, C 1460.
le,C255.
Busy, de, B 267.
Bat, B 488, 1549 ; C 14, 1744.
alias Hore, C 1714.
Butcher, the, A 1691, 1692, and see Macera-
rius.
Buteler. See Butler.
Butesthorne, de, B 1583, 1584.
Butevileyn, A 396.
Butforde, C 1215.
Butiler, le, A 821, 946, 1276 ; B 1104, 1107,
1111.
Butler, A 602, 603, 1216 ; C 305, 782.
, alias Bulleyn, C 782.
alias Seyntleger, C 782.
Earl of Ormond, B 242.
Butte, C 1673.
Buttesthorne, de, B 1582.
Buvile, de, A 1189.
Byconyll, Byconell, C 913, 1104, 1145, 1170,
1230.
Byden, B 1432.
Bydesgate, C 99, 544.
Byeshopeston, de, C 130.
Byfield, C 1063.
Bygge, A 1381.
Bygod, Bygood, A 279, 334, 356, 361, 420;
C 454, 507, 648, 1438, 1717, 1719.
, le, C803.
Bygot, le, A 313.
Bykenere, le, C 745.
Bykenhall, B 186.
By land, abbot of, C 344, 1178.
Bylle, A 998.
liyllokeby, de, C 1648.
Bylstoii, C 1212.
Bylton, de, A 699.
Bjnde, B 1586.
Byngham, C 734, 1010.
Byngley, B 1353.
Byugwoode, C 432.
Byrche, C 312.
By relies, C 433, 1403.
Byrchmoor, de, B 1226.
Byrde, B 280, 951.
Byrkyn, de, A 422.
Byrlond, de, C 1773.
Byron, C 1507.
Bys, C 508.
Byset, B 1796.
Bysschop, C 1319.
Bysschoppeston, A 1317.
Byssham, B 213.
Bysshop, B 654, 982.
Bytesgate, C 459, 1744.
Bytheweye, C 359.
Bythewode, A 71 ; B 1109.
C.
Cabus, A 438.
Cach, C 1053, 1385.
Cachepol, C 1632.
Cade, B 900.
Cadebury, C 1526.
Cadomo, de, A 776, 777, 1180.
Caggo, C 464, 704.
Cailok. See Caylok.
Caidon, B 1114.
Cake, B 1198.
Calce, de, B 1280, and see Kauz.
Calcote, C 929.
Calfl™, B 500.
Calicer, le, A 526.
Calday, de, C 1505.
Caldecote, B 373.
, de, B 639 ; C 1107.
Caldeford, C 1420.
de, C 269, 327, 350, 478, 763, 1086,
1136, 1439.
Caldewell, de, B 148, 1324.
Calethorp, de, C 234, 237, 716.
Calne, chaplain of, A 238.
de, A 238, 241, 242, 246, 248, 389.
,dela, C 663, 1559.
Calston, C 340, 533, 1228, 1715.
Caltegot, de, A 1275.
Calthorp, A 650, 834 ; B 996, 997 ; C 1023,
1233.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
641
Calthorp, de, C 707,709,816, 867,1013,1109,
1114, 1481, 1766, 1771.
Gallon, 0 1005.
prior of Erdbury, B 65.
Calverd, A 1588.
Calvilegh, A 192.
Camar, B 23.
Camber, C 420.
Camberlan, A 1224.
Camberleyn, C 796.
Cambridge, de, C 1617.
Clare Hall, master of, A 740.
mayor of, B 243, 823, 826, and see
Cayly. Stocton, de.
, earl of, A Ifi7.
, sheriff of, B 1499.
Cameis, de, A 106.
Camel, sou of, A 309.
Camer", C 1474.
Camera, de, A 30, 504, 980, 1066, 1189,
1485.
Camerarius, B 152, and see Chamberlain.
Camerwelle, de, B 1508, 1511, 1521.
Cameys, de, abbess of Romsey, B 71, 112.
Camin, A 381.
Camoys, de, A 215, 523, 717.
Campanarius, A 1068.
sheriff of London, A 1476.
Campdene, B 511.
Campe, A 1808 ; C 1606, 1665.
Campedeu, B 1 199.
Campeny, de, B 1334.
Campioun, B 1702.
Campo, de, B 507.
Camvile, A 1240, 1297, 1299.
de, B 767,774.
Cancia, de, B 1697, 1703, and see Kent.
Candos, dc, B 1100.
Cant, de, B 1708, 1709.
Canefeld, de, A 1609, 1633.
Canon, B 993, 994, 1008.
, the, A 30.
Canonical, A 30.
Canons Ashby, prior and canons of. See
Ashby.
Cantebrige, Cantebreg*, Cantebrigia, Cante-
bruge, de, A 1507, 1634, 1797, 1800;
B 1459, 1503.
Cantelowe, Cantelo, B 551 ; C 51, 291, 706,
1056, 1458, 1487, 1496.
alderman of London, C 489.
Cantelupe, Cantelupo, de, A 95, 544, 828 j
B 1454, 1455.
Canterbury, archbishop of, A 623, 624, 687,
892, 937, 1020, 1056, 1197, 1400,
1774, 1803; C 1502.
, cardinal archbishop of, C 1484.
, archdeacon of, C 284, 569.
provosts of, A 1804.
Canterbiry, de. See Cantuaria, de.
Cantilupe, de, A 95, 106, 1535.
a 53524.
Cantlowe, C 38.
Cantuaria, de, A 1508, 1589.
, sheriff of London, C 286, 375.
, alderman of London, A 1613, 1777.
Canute, A 1749.
Canvill, de, A 1051.
Canvylla, de, A 807.
Canwell, prior of, B 1349.
Canynge, B 67.
Canynghes, de, B 281.
Capeleyn, C 1043.
Capell, A 145 ; B 272.
Capelia, de, C 713, 780, 1451 ; A 72, 192,
423, 1041, 1054, 1159, 1263, 1337;
B 97, 707, 929, 1100, 1140, 1338,
and see Chapel.
Capelnor, A 898.
Capelon, A 940.
Caperon, Caperoun, Caperun, A 155, 1254,
1255 ; C 906.
Capes, de, B 849, 1249, 1361.
Capetoft, Capethof, Capetofth, de, A 264,
265, 268, 269, 271-3, 275, 286, 287,
291, 322, 325, 328, B32, 333, 337, 363,
367, 368, 369, 373, 377, 380, 381, 382,
384, 846.
Capillarius, A 1516.
Cappere, B 938.
Capley, C 920.
Capon, B 612.
Capravilla, de, C 1546.
Captoft, Capthoft, de, A 264, 295, 296, 298,
336, 337.
Carbonarius, B 1795.
Carbonel. A 352.
Carbonier, B 1795.
Carbunel, A 492.
Cardemaker, B 262.
Cardon, B 1116, 1118, 1121-6.
Cardoun, A 1303, 1315.
Cardovill', de, B 619, 1054.
Cardun, A 982, 1264, 1277.
Carectarius, B 207, 347, 1272, and see Carter.
Careter, le, C 334.
Carewey, B 1004.
Carle, C 131.
Carlere, A 1683.
Carlton, de, B 243 ; C 155.
Carman, C 684, 771, 1353.
Carnevile, le, C 820.
Carnifex, B 755, 973.
Carnsewe, C 1230.
Carpentaria, A 1044; B 311, 353, 1551;
C 1678.
Carpenter, Carpynter, A 205, 401, 532, 581,
594, 598, 600, 601-603, 605, 835, 1137,
1253, 1665; B 108, 533-536, 563,
1112, 1728, 1758, 1761 ; C 15, 1057,
1256-1258, 1292, 1293, 1295, 1570,
1678.
8 8
642
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Carpenter, Carpynter, the, A 435, 1044 ;
B 311, 551; C 409.
, le, B 1607, 1610; C 313, and see
Carpentarius.
Careu, C 797, 1397.
Carru, C 190.
Carssewell, C 767, 786, 1672.
Carter, A 962 ; B 252, 765 ; C 107, 693.
, le, A 1361 ; B 304 ; C 1194, 1303.
, the, B 207, 347, 1272, and see Carec-
tarius.
Cartewelle, C 863.
Cary, C 913, 1145, 1170, 1484, 1700.
Case, C 796.
Casere, le, B 1105.
Caskyn, de, B 1794.
Cassy, C 165, 306, 326, 407, 480, 597, 1089,
1620.
Castell, A 1364 ; C 451, 588, 1334, 1568.
Casteltoune, C 858.
Castcllo, de, B 1204.
Castelyn, C 420.
Caster, B 1710.
Castile, king of, A 422.
Caston, O 1193.
Castre, de, prior of Ramsey, A 1362.
Castro, de, A 316.
Casyere, B 413.
Catelyn, C 37, 1262, 1734.
Catermayn, C 1579.
Catesby, A 551, 1412, 1413, 1423 j B 201,
701,719; C 1490,1765.
, lord of, B 1002, and see Esseby, de.
nuns of, B 189, 190, 421, 649, 694-
• 698,828, 842,849,1002, 1026, 1029,
1031.
prioress of, B 1, 703, 722, 848, 875,
1027, 1028, 1030, 1033, 1034, 1350,
and see Ayscheby.
, de, A 92 ; B 696 ; C 1579.
Gateway, Catewy, C 335, 467, 955, 964, 981,
994.
Cathworth, de. See Catteworth.
Cathewy, C 984, 1614.
Catoun, A 1282.
Catonr, A 898, 940.
Catteworth, de, Master of the Hospital of the
Holy Trinity, at Kingsthorp without
Northampton, C 193, 525, 882, 976,
1076, 1587.
Cattewyrch, de. See Catteworth, de.
Cattewy, C 44.
Cattewrth', de, B 947.
Catunet, A 842.
Catworth, de. See Catteworth, de.
CatTvith, de. See Catteworth, de.
Catwy, C 1701.
Caudewelle, de, A 102.
Caudray, C 907, 912, 1284, 1704.
Cauk, le, B 296.
Caukewelle, de, B 988.
Caumvill, de, A 128, 130.
Gaunt, B 825.
Cauntebrigg, Cauutsbrugg', de, B 1482, 1487
C 113.
Cauntelowe, of, B 1711.
Caunton, C 671, 715.
Cauuryll, Caunville, de, A 104, 1386.
Caulston, C 495.
Caupmanewra, de, B 648.
Cans, A 490 ; B 819.
le, B 1582.
Causee, B 821.
Causere, A 171.
Causton, O 1686.
, alias Julyon, B 1012.
, de, B 988.
Cave, le, A 111.
Cavel, alderman, A 1571.
Cavendish, de, C 582.
, , mayor of London, A 1598.
, , sheriff of London, A 1638.
Caweros, C 1465.
Cawinvyll, A 1035, 1181.
Cawode, prior of St. Mary's, Isle of Axholme,
B 268.
Cawystyn, C 740.
Caxton, de, A 1194.
, sheriff of Huntingdon, A 1285.
Cay, de, sheriff of London, A 1502.
Caygnes, de, A 1024.
Caylok, A 553, 554, 557, 559, 560.
Cayton, de, C 529.
Cayly, mayor of Cambridge, B 823.
Cayvyle, de, B 1085.
Cece, B 359.
Cecilia, the countess, A 819.
Cedrynton, B 475, 510.
Celario, de, A 1357, B 76.
Cely, C 599.
Cementarius, A 133, 1619, and see Mason.
Centenemer, B 148.
Cergeaux, C 1560.
, de, C 1561.
Ceridone, de, C 438.
Ceriughain, de, A 1619.
Cemay, B 1230.
Cerne, C 1306, 1307.
, de, 1306, 1307.
Cestertonea, de, A 352.
Cestre, de, A 930.
Cestrehunte, de, A 1115.
Cestrens', A 1477.
Cha , de, A 840.
Chacede, A 1397, 1398.
Chacedeu, A 1388.
Chachepol, le, A 1686.
Chacombe, prior of. See Chaucombe.
Chadde, C 323.
Chaddesdene, de, B 894.
, treasurer of Lichfield, C 120G.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
643
Chaddesle, de, C 113, 1617.
Chadworth, C 47.
Chadirton, de, B 1530.
Chaiun', de, A 942.
Chaldefeld, de, C 1263.
Cbalers, de, A 975.
Chalfunt, of, A 72.
Chalner, C 1032.
Chalouer, A 1710 ; B 426.
,le, C 1068.
Chalonibus, de, A 825.
Chalk, C 1432.
Chalkelrid, B 1537.
Clmlton, A 1525 ; C 539, 1576.
Chalwecrofte, de, B 538.
Chambard, C 1594.
Chamber, the king's, steward of the, A 1430,
and see Greystok, de.
Chamberlain, Chamberlayn, Chamberlain,
Chamberleing, Chamberleng, Chamber-
leyn, Chamberlong, A 238, 574, 593,
708, 834, 1250, 1270, 1271, 1363, 1372,
1379, 1475, 1510; B 571, 1112, 1251 ;
C 194, 1140, 1198, 1674.
, the, A 1242, 1243, 1260, 1677;
B 152, 1485, 1501.
of England, the, A 235, and see
Holand.
, de, A 738.
, le, A 1001, 1067, 1207, 1319;
B 1323 ; C 655, and see Camerarius.
Chambre, de, C 456.
Chamber, atte, C 360.
Chambyrleyn, A 1327 ; C 1168.
Chamon, A 651.
Champaine, 8 1021.
Champeneys, Champeneis, Cbampneys,
Champoneys, A 227, 908 ; B 1055,
1703; C 1315.
Chancellor, the, A 942, 1043, 1056 ; B 1030.
Chancery, clerk of the, A 704, and see Burbank.
Chanceus, de, A 1658.
Chancy, C 943.
de, A 380, 842.
Chandos, B 1252, 1601 ; C 1567, 1583, 1652.
Chaneu, A 512.
Change, de la, B 1769.
Chanteur, le, B 1490.
Chapel, C 713, 760.
Chapcle, de la, A 1332.
Chaplain, A 1339, 1571.
, the, A 72, 192, 315, 316, 340, 423,
942-1041, 1047, 1054, 1055, 1057,
1059, 1060, 1159, 1263, 1280,
1337, 1379, 1478, 1510, 1513, 1575,
1617, 1651, 1665, 1666, 1690; B 97,
134, 196, 707, 929, 1100, 1140, 1223,
1237, 1338, 1358, 1430; C 103, 1354,
1584, and see Capellanus.
Chapmon, B 1085, 1383; C 30, 692, 802,
1042, 1286, 1329, 1384, 1727.
Chapman, alias Cosyn, C 635.
, alias More, B 1379.
, alias Whjte, le, C 1019, 1024.
, le, A 1,36; C 24.
Chapman, B 1253.
, leC 157
Chapneys, B 1440.
Chard, C 1065.
Chardeweltou, de, B 349.
Chare, B 41, 46.
Charewelton, de, B 699.
Cliarle, C 1.
Charles, C 707, 803.
Charleton, A 1546 ; C 328.
Charlys, C 5.
Charman, B 966.
Charnel, de, B 1225.
Charneles, de, C 1194.
Charnelis, de, B 395.
Charnvilla, le, B 348.
Charryngworth, A 1458, 1466, 1467, 1523,
1544, 1556, 1558.
Charterhouse, prior of the, B 949, 951, 1507,
1751, 1771, 1774, and see Dymbygh.
Charteseye, A 779, 780, 783, 800, 1780.
Charteseys, B 567.
Chartham, de, C 289.
Charwelton, C 1389, 1601.
Chasede, A 1396.
Chastede, A 1338, 1348..
Chatel, B 359.
Chateriz, de, A 91.
Chater, B 190, 721.
Chatheley, B 1458.
Chaucer, Chaucers, A 1471, 1598, 1602, 1603 ;
C 401, 1482.
Chaucumbe, de, B 160, 840, 1298.
, canons of, B 160, 437, 724, 730,
840, 853, 854, 1298.
, prior of, B 14,88, 728, 730, 1486,
1543; C 1110.
lady of, B 853, and see Segrave, de.
Chaumberlayn, le, C 1371.
Chaumberleng, le, A 1411.
Chaumberleyn, le, B 563.
Chaumbre, alias Martin, C 492.
or Chambre, atte, A 465, 469.
dela, C 1252, 1253.
Chaumbyrleyn, A 575, 586, 587.
Chaumpayn, C 1 10.
Chauncy, A 267, 644, 843 ; B 356, 631.
,de, A 265, 271, 275, 283, 323, 328-
330, 332, 337, 338, 367, 373, 377.
Chaundler, A 1643; B 1083, 1102, 1515,
1774.
le, B 1040, 1219.
Chaundeller, C 725.
Chaundos, C 219, 226, 258, 443.
, de, B 662; C 1338.
3 S 2
644
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Chaundos, le, C 1751.
, lord of, C 1483.
Chaungeour, A 1295.
Chaunpeneys, A 1643.
Chawebrid, B 1534, 1538.
Chawndeler, C 1317.
Checheley, C 539.
Chechester, A 652.
ChecleBhal', de, B 393.
Chedder, B 665.
Cheddesworth, de, A 975.
Cheddre, B 882.
Chedele, A 1382.
Chedlc, de, A 193.
Chedworth, C 35, 118, 284, 482, 569, 829,
992, 1115, 1148, 1258.
Cheggewelle, de, B 974.
Cheinedut, Cheinduyt, de, A 20, 54, 80.
Chelaston, de, B 887.
Cheleswith, de, A 778.
Chelfestrode, de, B 1586.
Chelle, C 95.
Chelreye, de, C 195.
Chelverescote, de, B 933.
Chelewarton, de, B 894.
Chendut, Chenduth, de, A 53, 79, 1034.
Chene, de, A 93.
Chener, le, C 466.
Chenne, de, A 1034.
Chenney, de, B 1469.
Chenny, B 125.
, de, B 1467.
Chepman, C 858.
Clierche, atte, C 637.
Chercheward, B 874, 876, 883.
Chereburc, de, A 1449, 1514.
Chereville, de, A 765.
Cherl', de, B 772.
Cherlecoto, Cherlecot', de, B 160, 731, 739,
766, 771, 794, 1298.
Cherlewode, de, C 1677.
Chershe, B 1118.
Chertes', de, C 1202.
Chertesey, A 1683, 1706, 1717, 1718, 1774,
1779-81, 1796,1797.
abbot of, A 1686; B 893, and see
Clyve, de, Ruthwyk', de.
, de, B 568.
Chese, A 674, 676, 857, 1534, 1542, 1546.
Cheser, le, C 148.
Chesewic, de, A 478, 497, 1037.
Chesewyk, de, A 1776, and see Sehesewick.
Cheshiim, A 13.
Chesney, de, A 141.
Chestehunte, de, B 1637.
Chester, bishop of, A 1419.
chamberlain of, A 206.
.constable of, A 203, and see Nigel,
son of.
earl of, A 203, 354.
Chester, gild of St Anne of, 1244.
, justice of, A 200; B 1092, and see
Badelesmere, de, Vernou, de.
, justiciary of, A 203, and see Horrebi,
dc.
co.,sherifl of, A 196, 200; B 1156,
and see Oldeton, de, Sondbach', de,
Sporeston, de.
, de, B 1092.
Chesterfeld, de, B 1667, 1668.
Cliustreton, de, B 1302.
Chetiitun, de, C 1191.
Cuetindou, do, C 793.
Chfttwde, B 946.
Chetwyn, Chetwynde, C 738, 1294, 1301.
Chetyndon, C 1095.
Chevaler, le, A 307.
Chevele, C 631, 633, 700.
Cheveler, C 80.
Chevercourt, B 706.
Cheverel, de, B 452.
Cheward, A 348.
Cheyhan), de, B 1070, 1072.
Cheyndedut, Cheynduf, Cheynedut, Cheyndut,
de, A 8, 55, 93, 140-143, 1060, 1156,
1165.
Cheyne, B 241, 3ti2, 555, 562, 1452, 1456,
1458 ; C 273, 667, 723, 913, 915, 1020,
1085, 1104, 1105, 1145, 1170, 1529,
1700, 1724.
, one of the justices of the King's
Bench, C 676.
, de, A 72, 93, 1060, 1165.
Cheyner, le, C 376.
Cheyney, de, A 8, 53 ; B 1499.
Chejham, de, B 1489.
Cheny, C 1064.
Chicheley, C 482, 539, 1099, 1114.
, archdeacon of Canterbury, C 284,
509.
Chichester, 1104.
, bishop of, A 388, 403, 9 U; and see
Nevile, de.
Chicksond, B 1556.
Chidberwes, C 282.
Chidiok, C 88, 459.
Chigewelle, B 972.
, de, sheriff of London, A 1634, 1640.
lord of, B 917, 970, 973, and *ee
Goldyngham, Pecche.
Chikewelle, de, mayor of London, A 1586.
Child, B 495 j C 45, 830, 1520.
Childewic, Childewifc, ChUdewyk, de, A 141,
242, 1146.
Chillerod, C 1152.
Chilterne, C 605.
Chilton, de, B 590.
Chingelford', B 1346.
Chingh', de, B 1337.
Chintriaco, de, prior of St. Pancras, Lewes,
A 1417.
Chiper, C 551.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
645
Chiperevile, de, A 1185.
Chippenham, de, C 304.
Chirbury, de, B 931.
, prior, of, B 151, 926, 928.
Chirche, C 1359.
Cbircheman, C 257, 1722.
Chireburg, de, A 389.
Cbiresburc, de, A 1678.
Chirlu, de, prior of St. Helens, Isle of Wight,
B 677.
Chirteseye, A 1779.
Chivill, de, A 785.
Chodres, de, A 140.
Chok, a justice of the Common Bench,
C 1765.
Chokes, de, A 145.
Chokke, B 149, 150.
Cholmeley, Cholraondeley, Cholrnundeley,
A 1431 ; C 777, 898.
Choney, C 337.
Clionoy, C 632.
Christchurch, Canterbury, prior of, A 1400;
C 208, 619, 808, 1258, 1295.
Castle, constable of, B 1583. -
, London, canons of, A 1005, 1043.
prior of, A 1187, 1471, 1485, 1656,
1678,1679,1692,1708,1711,1733,1773.
Twynham, prior of, B 1151.
Christofre, B 627.
Chubbe, B 1510.
Church, at, B 359 ; C 1353.
Churchyard, C 377.
atte, C 1335.
Chuseldene, de, C 394.
Chuvys, C 1654.
Chyerbitz, de, prior of St. Helens, Isle of
Wight, B 539.
Chygewell, de, sheriff of London, A 1 794.
Chykehull, de, A 540, 837.
Chyngeford, de, A 1619.
Chynnore, B 6.
Chyppenham, C 316.
Chyrchman, A 1773.
Chyrs, B 1114.
Chyksonde, A 1198, 1200.
Chyve, A 1212.
Chyverelle, C 58, 1069, 1330.
Chayne, B 1205.
Cifrewast, C 1555, and see Sifrcwast, Syfre-
wast.
Cimeterio, in, A 1235.
de, A 1255; B 383.
Cippenham, Cippeham, de, A 12, 16, 110.
Cirencester, abbot of St. Mary of, C 1302.
Cissor, A 989, 1607 ; C 718, and see Tailor.
Claia, Claie, de, A 515, 762.
Claindone, de, A 518.
Glamorgan, de, A 1408 ; B 116, 506, 538.
Clapham, A 419.
Clapton, A 1443.
Clara, de, A 505.
Clare, B 1534.
,de, A 13, 208, 492, 911,922 ; C 1079,
and see Gloucester and Hertford, earl
of; Sudbiri (Sudbury), archdeacon of.
, Hall, Cambridge, master of, A 740.
Clarebold, B 629.
Clarice, C 578.
Clarisse, C 518.
Claris Vallibus, de, A 1194, 1252, 1284, 1369,
1390 ; B 1563, and lee Clerevaus, de.
Clarival. See Claris Vallibus, de.
Clarke, B 946; C 917.
, alias Lamborne, B 1386.
Claro Monte, de, B 1242, 1317.
Clarvall, de, A 1363.
Claryngbold, B 1271.
Clatford, de, C 1437.
Claunag, A 1515.
Claville, de, B 1399.
Claxton, A 1399.
, de, B13.
Clay, A 688.
atte; B 919.
, de la, A 1657.
Claydich, C 430.
Claydon, A 1233, 1341.
Claymond, C 902.
Claypole, C 889.
Cle, C 781.
de, O 1489.
Clebery, C 396, 985.
Cleche, A 584, 594, 601, 605.
Clehungre, de, B 1100.
Cleerk, le, B 319.
Clemens, A 604.
Clement, A 789, 1170, 1171, C 1572, 1673.
, son of, 1649, 1743.
Clements, B 1274.
Clenchia, de, B 1097.
Clerck, alias Towke, C 1151.
Clercson, A 688.
Clerevaus, A 1383.
de, A 1020, 1287, and tee Claris
Vallibus, de.
Clere, B 1244.
Clergetouu, B 1208.
Clericus, A 121, 130, 144, 270, 518; B 176,
328, 330, 332, 337, 341, 353, 366, 369,
385, 415, 416, 577, 582, 698, 929,
1033, 1267, 1292, 1588, 1625; C 223,
and see Clerk.
Clerk, A 346, 571, 850, 853, 861, 893, 970,
1356,1404-1406,1514; B33, 455, 1744,
1745, 1773 ; C 121, 125, 173, 256, 1033,
1055, 1065, 1105, 1140, 1193, 1259,
1341, 1663.
le, A 122, 949-955; B 315, 316,
333,336,741,823,1144, 1310, 1549;
0576,1159, 1311.
646
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Clerk, the, A 121, 130, 144, 240, 244, 246,
270, 304, 306-308, 319, 381, 435, 492,
496, 500, 503, 518, 534, 719, 936, 942,
982, 1044, 1148, 1150, 1152, 1193,
1384, 1449, 1763, 1801; B 176, 328,
330, 332, 337, 341, 348, 366, 369, 385.
415, 416, 577, 582, 698, 929, 1033,
1267, 1292, 1588, 1625; C 194, 223,
314, 705, 1245, 1443, 1454, 1504, and
see Clericus.
Clerkenwell, prioress of, A 1702.
Clervall, de, A 1236.
Clervaus, A 1361.
de, A 135, 1215, 1271; B 1546,
1552, 1562.
Clervaux, A 1371, 1374.
Clerwaus, dc, A 1251, and see Claris Vallibus,
de.
Clet, A 168, 169.
Cleve, A 1781.
Clevedon, A 900, 904.
Clewer, lord of, B 1108, 1109, and see
Syfrewast, de.
Cleydon', de, A 68.
Cliffwar', lord of, B 3.
Clifton, de, A 194, 278, 356, 358, 973 ; B 135,
1040, 1041, 1074, 1090, 1213, 1216 :
C 529.
Clinton, de, B 667.
earl of Huntingdon, B 667.
and Say, lord of, C 137.
Clipston, de, B 441.
Cliva, de, B 586 835, 841.
Clive, B 715.
de; C 286,876.
, lord of, B 839.
Clived, A 878.
Clivedene, de, A 16.
Cliveland, archdeacon of, A 376.
, official of, A 376.
Clobbe, A 972.
Clobber, O 41 6.
Clobbowe, alias Sawyer, C 92.
Cloevilla, de, A 819.
Closs, C 328.
Clopton, B 356 ; C 549, 1099, 1105, 1358.
, alderman of London, B 178, 879,
880 ; C 373.
de, B 1728; C 578.
Cloptune, de, A 916.
Cloterwyne, B 1541, 1591, 1620.
Clovelec, A 538.
Clovile, de, A 94, 442, 504, 749, 752, 754,
1682; C 201.
Clubbe, B 983.
Clugh, C 672.
Clupton, C 948.
Clyderhowe, le, C 1154.
Clyf, de, A 342.
Clyfford, C 537, 1590.
Clyfton, de, A 365.1
Clyf ware, lord of, B 1117.
Clynk, A 1466, 1523.
Clynkerdagger, alias Courte, A 1462.
Clype, C 630.
Clyve, B 715.
, de, B 836, 1236 ; C 1773.
abbot of Chertsey, B 893.
Clyvedon, A 889, 901.
, de, B 282.
Cobbe, A 486, 1061 ; B 888 ; C 559.
Cobbewelle, B 1326.
Cobehara, Cobham, B 638 ; C 96, 470, 511,
537,787, 1153.
de, A 225; C 1021.
, justice, A 734, 994.
, a baron of the Exchequer, C 1497.
, lord, C 875.
Cobinton, dc, B 1402.
Cobyn, C 796.
Cocceres, B 131.
Coccheshal, de, A 827.
Cock, A 916.
Cockcestur, A 579.
Cockcetre, A 580, 582, 583, 601, and see
Cokcettur.
Cockes, C 930.
Cockys, A 861.
COCUB, A 133, 1292, 1579, 1620 ; B 206, 244,
418, 516, 749; C 164, and see Coke,
Cook.
Coddestone, de, C 1477.
Codemore, lord of, B 171 1, and see Grey.
Codeshall, C 1637.
Codintone, de, B 1070, 1072, 1489.
Codistok', de, B 1145.
Codre, de, A 1674.
Codryngton, B 475, 510.
Codyngton, B 1071, 1075, 1078, 1080, 1157-
1161, 1165-1167, 1170.
, de, B 1154, 1164, 1171, 1177.
, lord of Codyngton, B 1167.
Codushall, C 939.
Coffton, C 732.
Coffyn, C 1192.
Cofham, de, B 1192.
Cofton, de, B 1 182.
Cogan, B 755.
Cogg', C 1622.
Coggere, C 870.
Coggeshale, de, A 430, 446, 749, 752, 754.
, abbot of, A 773.
Cok, A 349, 462, 990 ; B 46, 155, 423, 1251,
858 ; C 294, 555, 1285.
, mayor of Chichester, C 1256.
, le, B676.
Cokcettur, A 578-580, 591-592.
Coke, C 420, 469, 667, 672, 1282, 1286, 1289,
, le, B 1086, and see Cook, Cocus.
Cokefeld, de, A 526.
Cokelestoke, C 91.
Cokerman, C 1330.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
647
Coker, B 939.
Cokerell, C 1449.
Cokermouth, Cokennuth, de, A 320, 385, 1713.
Cokes, A 1797.
Cokesey, A 935.
Cokesforth, A 687.
Coket, B 177.
Cokham, A 483, 494.
, de, sheriff of London, A 1489, 1682.
Cokk, A 601.
Cokkes, prior of Erdbury, B 1498.
Cokkus, B 43, 44, 43, 50.
Cokkys, B 721.
, alias Felter, C 938.
Coksete, C 1690.
Cokyn, A 1555, 1558.
Cokyrmouth, A 1710.
Colbrok, C 866.
Colbrond, B 943.
Colby de, C 1766.
Colchester, abbot of, B 593.
, archdeacon of, A 472.
, de, B 1603.
j St. John the Baptist by, abbot of,
A 508, 514, 611 ; B 593.
Cole, A 1748, 1764, 1801 ; B 92, 355, 646,
1437; C 142, 159,734, 860,897,1188,
1356, 1397, 1402.
Coleby, C 1213.
Coleman, C 89.
Colemon, C 1355.
Colepepyr, B 126,251,252.
Coles, de, B 5.
Colesh', dean of, B 1280.
Coleshulle, de, A 1036.
( coroner of Coventry, B 1046.
Colet, alderman of London, B 1494.
Colett, B 994.
Colevile, de, A 922 ; B 1365.
Colew', de, B 1155.
Cole-ware, B 84.
Colwelle.C 1257.
Colewerth, A 100.
Coleworke, de, B 1155.
Coleworth, de, B 345.
} one of the King's Justices, A 1084.
Colewrth, de, A 813.
Colfy, B 494.
Coliere, le, B 1789, 1790.
Colin, A 483.
Collan, A 1202.
Collebare, de, C 1350.
Colleby, de, A 342.
Colics, C 485.
Collcvill, A 1440.
Collys.B 1556; C 1501.
Colman, C 1679.
Colmc, B 1677.
Colmor, C 184, 1465.
Colne, de, C 205.
Colne, sheriff of Hunts, A 1195.
Colnee, B 1748.
Colney, B 1078-1080; C 408, 1722.
Colomore, C 1346.
Colpeper, Colpepir, C 94, 105, 352, 619, 750,
808, 1050, 1426.
Colshull, C 1476.
Colt, A 644.
Colum, de, A 485.
Columbare, de, C 1371.
Columbariis, de, A 503, 1443, 1450.
Colverdon, de, A 184.
Colville, A 417, 1440.
Colwell, B 1299; C 1148.
Colwill, A 416.
Colworth, C 1275.
, de, C 1643.
Coly, C 361.
Colyer, alias Prestwyk, C 877.
Colyn, A 746; C 986, 1157, 1397, 1761.
Colyngborn, B 589.
, de, A 243.
Colyngton, C 1499.
Colyns, A 1464, 1522.
Colynson, A 1435.
Comaunder, B 796.
Combe, de, A 179; C 185, 248, 1120, 1382.
lord of Fitelton, C 1062.
Combemartyn, de, alderman of London,
A 1794.
Combes, de, 8 1681.
Comerar', B 359.
Common Pleas, Chief Justice of the, 8 949—
951 ; C 47, and see Bede.
Compedene, prior of Longbrigge, B 510.
Compton, B1166; C 920.
de, 8 1680.
Compworth, B 1458.
Comyn, A 177 ; B 426.
Conderowe, C 1358.
Condre, de, A 734, 791.
Conductu, de, alderman of London, A 1615.
, mayor of London, A 1494.
, sheriff of London, A 1586.
Congerton, A 1312.
Congherst. B 918.
, or Cunghcrst, B 953, 954, 956, 960.
Coniers, B 435.
Coniggusby, C 110.
Conington, Conigtou, de, A 1275, 1355.
Conlegh, de, A 949-955.
Consul, A 942.
Constable, A 279, 334, 356, 420, 486, 1486 ;
857.
, the, A 745, 942; B 1331.
, of England, the, A 1412, and see
Somerset, duke of.
Constableburton, de, B 692.
Convers, le, A 1493.
Conversus, A 1651.
648
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Conway, abbot of, U 727.
Conyers, B 435, 1388.
, lord, A 692.
Conyngesby, de, A 177.
Conyngiston, C 1688.
Coo, B 992-94 ; C 238.
Coock, le, A 949-55.
Cook, A 467, 1172, 1225, 1292, 1579, 1580,
1620; B 206, 241, 1047, 1048, 1099,
1664; C 164,340, 591, 836, 881,983,
1171, 1499.
, le, A 1328; B 1086.
, the, A 133, 1100 ; B 244, 418, 516,
749.
, of Benit', the, A 1654.
, Foliot, the, A 1654, and see Cocus,
Coke.
Coole, C 338, 440.
Coombe, abbot of, B 105.
Coope, C 1507.
Cooperatorius, B 707, and see Tiler.
Coordy, B 1226.
Cooston, A 1244.
Cope, A 639.
Copildyk, prioress of St. Michael's Stamford,
B 1366.
Copmanford, C 825, 866, 955, 994.
, de, A 1318.
Coppe, atte, C 1086.
Coppedoc, de, A 770.
Copping, A 1480.
Coppri, de, B 1298.
Copton, de, A 1471, 1603.
Copyldyk, A 631.
Copyn, C 1017.
Corall, A 1552 ; C 1491.
Corbet, C 1298.
de, A 168, 169.
Cordewaner, alderman of London, A 1653.
, le, C 1172.
Cordy, Cordi, B 1409, 1425, 1449.
Corff, A 1457, 1459, 1480; C 783.
Corhull, de, A 1678.
Cori, A 744.
Corley, de, A 205 ; B 1085.
Cormailles, de, C 78.
Cornere, de la, A 1783.
Corneford, or Cornforth, B 1330, 1332.
Cornehill, de. See Cornhill.
Cornelius, son of, C 1626.
Corner, le, A 1800.
Cornerd, de, C 1321.
Cornere, en la, B 1791.
Corneria, de, B 1186.
Cornewaille, Cornewall, Cornewayle, A 1457,
1459, 1460, 1466, 1556 ; B 254, 258,
259.
Corneya, de, A 1039.
Cornhell, de, A 1477, 1501.
Cornhill, de, A 1663, 1752.
, sheriff of London, A 1646, 1493.
Coruhull, de, A 455, 1530, 1623, 1769, 1814.
, bailiff of London, C 850, 1172, 1776,
and see Kornelle.
Cornishe, C 1737.
Corn Metere, le, A 1680.
Cornmongerc, le, B 1796.
Cornubicnsis, A 276, 286.
Cornwalays, Cormvnleys, Cornwales, le, A 273,
289 ; B 870.
, sheriff of London, A 1505, 1593, and
see Cornubiensis.
Cornwall, sheriff of, A 848.
Cornyshe, A 1461 : C 1088, 1554, 1724.
Coroner, the, A 1375.
Corp, C 586, 1347, 1530.
Corringham, de, A 1607, 1620.
Cora, de, B 409.
Cort, A 311,312.
Cortenay, C 1712.
Gorton, de, A 1199, 1208, 1315, 1371 j B 32,
1417.
Corulis, de, A 1496.
Corve, A 1523, 1544, 1556.
Corveyser, C 336.
Cory, A 744 ; C 764.
, de, A 742-4.
Cosham, de, B 114, 118.
Cosin, A 1009 ; B 797.
Cosinton, de, B 856.
Costantyn, C 530.
Costedele, de, B 456.
Costentin, Costenton', B 828, 845.
Costeyn, B 849, 851.
Costin, A 433.
Coston, C 786, 1672.
Cosyn, B 606, 609, 659, 660, 1197, 1629,
1783.
, alias Chapman, C 635.
, sheriff of London, O 1367, 1603,
1604, 1608, 1611.
Cosynge, C 316.
Cote, C 539.
, sheriff of London, A 1608.
Cotel, B 440.
Cotekyn, C 1100.
le, A 1584.
Coteman, A 1520, 1521, 1541 ; B 1318.
Cotenham, de, A 1331.
Coteput, C 64.
Coteral, B 193.
Cotes, C 738.
, de, A 1419, 1766; B 106, 1076,
1132, 1152, 1470.
Coteshale, de, C 1567.
Cotesmore, C 887.
Cotesmour, B 1458.
Cotiller, le, C 1141.
Cotmer, mayor of Coventry, B 1083.
Cotom, de, A 378.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
649
Colon, C 247, 487, 979, 1312, 1511.
de, A 192.
Cottewalle, de, O 772.
Cottismor, de, B 517.
Cotton, B 13S9 ; O 1101.
Cotun, C 152.
Cotyler, le, sheriff of London, A 1518.
, alderman of London, & 1584.
Cotyn, B 1103; C 1535.
Cotyng, B 1131.
Cotyngham, B 908 ; C 325, 1244.
, de, A 320, 385.
Coucy, A 387, and see Bedford, earl of.
Cougrove, de, B 612.
Couk, le, B 1176.
Coulying, C 1539.
Coumbe.de, A 1777.
Coumber, C 1718.
Counsel!, B 799.
Coupe, le, C 1379.
Coupeldyk, or Cobeldyk, prioress of St.
Michael's Stamford, B 1196, 1234, and
see Copildyk.
Coupere, A 781, 1200; B 1541, 1591, 1618,
1620; O 73, 492, 1286, 1429, 1566,
1719.
le, A 1335 i B 24, 1278 | C 156, 409,
1311.
, ttlinx Broke, C 121.
Coureyur, le, A 1680, and see Bungeye, de.
Courte alias Clynkerdagger, A 1462.
Courtenay, B 1201 ; C 273.
Earl of Devon, B 420.
Coveham, de, A 830.
Covelegh, de, C 657..
Coventre, O 1228, 1570.
de, A 1709.
Coventry, de, A 245.
bailiff of, B 135.
, coroner of, B 135, 1046, 1074, 1083,
1090, 1213, 1216, 1218, and see
Pacwode, de ; Cotner ; Michel ;
Coleshul, de.
, mayor of 1044, 1047-1049, 1056,
1219, and see Belgrave, Papenham,
Horneby.
, and Lichfield, bishop of, C 1206, 1368.
, dean and chapter of, B 1713.
Coverham, de, B 13, 276.
Covert, B 33.
Covyntre, B 1259.
Cowdenue, B 1587.
Cowpcr, C 228, 426, 881.
,,le, C 409.
Cox, B 806.
Coj ken, de, A 523.
Craas, C 61, 777.
Crabbe, B 987 ; C 1415.
, le, 1623.
, alias Wright ; B 1710.
Crachal, archdeacon of Bedford, B 1472.
Cradewey, B 147.
Craft, de, B 391, 395, 1225.
Craimford, B 1248.
Crak', B 743.
Cramelyngton, B 181.
Cramforde, de, B 1289.
Cranbroc, de, A 496, 762.
Craneford, Cranford, de, B 503, 1283, 1284.
Cranke, B 991.
Cranle, de, B 1382.
Cras, le, B 107S.
Crast, de, B 90.
Cratoun, A 68.
Craufeld. See Craunfeld.
Crauford, de, B 1263.
Craul', de, B 1505.
Craunfeld, de, A 137.
Craunford, de, A 1426.
Craunfort, de, B 1281, 1283, 1284.
Crave, de la, A 213.
Crawele, de, A 181.
Crawle, C 1564.
Creede, B 1006, 1011.
Crees, A 66.
Crek, de, B 246, 389.
Crepping, Creppingg", de, A 490, 544.
Creppinges, de, A 1690.
Crepse, ie, C 1437.
Creryn, C 41.
Cresewyk, A 1659, 1717, 1796 ; C 1078, 1716,
1717, 1719, 1796.
Crespin, A 1478, 1479 ; B 1578.
Cressebrok, de, A 1130.
Cressy, C 353, 403, 1160, 1334.
, de, C 816.
Crestylton, C 1 139.
Creswyk, C 1078.
Creule, de, B 1499.
Crevequer, A 1302.
Creye, de, A 1742.
Cricherche, prior of. See Christchurch.
Crikeman, B 1193.
Crikeshire, de, A 534.
Criket, C 1404.
Criklade, C 1011.
Crips, C 1565.
Crisp, A 1399, 1498, 1510; C 949.
Crispin, B 704.
Crisping, A 914, 916, 918, 924, 945.
Cristion, C 622.
Croc, A 27 6; B 432.
Croceslai, de, A 381.
Crocuslye, C 1595.
Croft, C 15.
, de, A 720, 820, 944.
Croftes, C 657.
Crofton, C 1031, 1036.
Croindene, Croendene, de, A 388, 389. 399
408-410.
Croindon, de, A 404.
650
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Croise, le, A 913.
Croiser, A 387.
Croke, A 361, 371; C 471.
Crokker, B 1078 i C 813.
Crol, A 510.
Crombe, C 1141.
Crombwell, de, lord of Tatershale, B 1668.
Cromhale, de, A 386.
Crompton, de, C 778.
Cromwell', de, B 1585.
Cronden, de. See Croindene.
Crone, le, B 657, 674, 1294, 1295.
Crook, C 434.
Crookes, C 142.
Crop, B 285 ; C 739, 1547.
Croppell, C 950.
Cropperi, de, B 840.
Cropet, A 922.
Cros, A 1615, 1797; B 86.
.sheriff of London, A 1625, 1708;
C 21.
, alderman of London, C 25, 152.
Crosholm, de, C 277, 339.
Crosthwaite, C 506.
Cross, C 977, 992.
, at, B 885.
Crotun, B 1140.
Crouche, C 373, 892.
, ate, A 431 ; C 304.
Crouke, C 1239.
Croukerne, C 175.
Croukes, C 1695.
Croundwell, C 1480.
Croupes, de, A 931.
Crovik, C 78.
Crowche, B 1129.
ate, C 1344.
Crowcher, B 571.
Crowelle, de, C 513.
Crowmer, A 545 ; C 1256, 1258, 1292, 1293,
1295.
, mayor of London, A 1718.
, sheriff of London, A 1717.
Croxford, C 524, 1672.
Croxston, C 420.
Croxton, lord of, A 196.
Croydon, A 554, 1762.
de, A 1595, 1600; C 1257, 1610.
, alias Colewell, C 1257.
Croyser, C 687, 828.
Cruce, de, A 1535, 1755, 1816 ; B 794, 972,
976, 1631 ; C 977.
Koys.de, B 1553.
Crucem, ad. See Cross, at.
Cruche, atte, B 430.
Crudde, B 1244; C 154, 208, 463, 557, 670,
917, 1030, 1450, 1480.
Cmdey.B 1722.
Crues, A 503.
Crulefeld, C 1400.
Crulefeld, de, B 459.
Crull, C 72.
Crumpe, B 1601.
Crumwell, master of the Jewels, A 634, 643,
692, 716, 836, 1431, 1526, 1536, 1543,
1559, 1560, 1563, 1565, 1566 ; B 907.
Crumbewelle, de, B 195.
Cryk, C 1139.
Cryklade, C 861, 1770.
Cryppes, C 1149.
Cu.le, B 691.
Cubinton, de, B 1414.
Cubyt, C 461.
Cuddington, lord of, B 1197, 1176.
Cudelawe, lord of, B 176, and see Vyene, de.
Cudinton, de, B 1795.
Cuke, B 1378.
Cukeraul, C 665,
Culeworthe, de, B 1065, 1152.
Cullecoppe, C 561, 575.
Culling, A 1479, 1480, 1483, 1782. •
Cully, B 1659.
Culp, A 123.
Culpm, A 47, 180.
Cultellar, sheriff of London, A 1613.
Culvercoe, B 52.
Cumba, de, B 642, 644-646.
Cumbe, de, A 234, 1774, 1776, 1778.
Cumberton, de, B 826.
Cumberwelle, de, B 452 ; C 207.
Cumin, B 788.
Cumpernache, C 169.
Cumpton, de, B 1581.
Cuninton, de, A 1242, 1243.
Cuntasse, C 1703.
Cuntesse, C 217, 263,'_386.
Cunton, B 1115.
Cupere, le, A 436 ; B 1320.
Cuppere, B 454.
Curci, de, B 348.
Curdesehal', de, B 1106.
Curli, de, B 733, 794.
Currer, A 1536.
Cursim, le, B 1290.
Curson, B 1497.
Cursun, le, B 1573.
Curtehose, B 1784.
Curteis, A 1503, 1504.
, le, A 1787, 1788.
Curteni, de, A 249.
Curteys, A 494, 1377 ; C 256, 470.
Curton, A 305.
Cury, de, A 745.
Cusin, A 445.
Custance, A 1018.
Cuttyng, B 166, 167.
Cutwlffe, B 1378.
Cutwolf, B 759, 1794, 1798.
Cuyle, B 318.
Cyfrewast, A 151, 152, 155, 161.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
651
D.
Daan, A 857, and see Dan.
Dachette, de, A 4, 25, 63.
Caere, de, A 1662.
, lord, C 1536, and see Fenys.
Dacua, A. 1756.
Been, C 1033.
Dafforne, A 1429.
Dagenhal, de, C 1515.
Daienvill, Daiville, Daiwille, do, A 244, 245,
248.
Dakeny, A 76.
Dalamere, C 82, 489.
DalBy, A 494; B 827; C 473, 497, 1352,
1471.
de, B 387, 399, 1040.
Dale, de, A 550.
Daleber, B 275.
Dalediz.de, B 9.'
Dallyng, A 1233.
, de, B 1650.
Dalron, C 987.
Daltombe, B 676.
Dalton, B 736.
,de, C 285, 817.
Dalyngton, C 27.
Dalyron, C 253, 386.
Damarle, C 650, 1495.
Damary, A 67, 352, 386, 933.
Dammart', de, 819.
Damme, A 641, 650.
Dammoisel, B 282.
Damory. See Damary.
steward of the King's household,
A 1432.
Damport, B 816.
Damyhan, B 340.
Dan, A 877, and see Daan.
Dancastel, B 1390.
Dane.de la, A 1138; B 433.
Dangier, A 1687.
Daniel, A 1765, 1768; B 1683.
, son of, A 1510.
Dantesey, Dantesie, de, A 242, 454.
Danvers, A 684 ; B 131, 213, 215, 724, 1112 ;
C 195, 887, 1184, 1200, 1221.
Danyell, A 195, 852, 859, 865, 874, 888, 894,
902, 1625; C 751, 1543.
Dapifer, A 942.
Darcy, A 688, 696, 712, 714-; C 319, 506,
845, 1358.
, lord, A 686-688, 690, 691, 696, 705,
710-712,714,715.
Darell, B 252 ; C 13,206, 246, 287, 856, 368,
410, 667, 705, 744, 807, 824, 832, 887,
1011, 1058, 1267, 1268, 1304, 1387,
1399, 1416, 1456, 1499, 1549, 1707.
, lord of Knighton, C 392.
Darenhale, abbot of, A 200.
Dariere, le, C 799.
Darkere, le, C 763.
Darlyngton, B 1131.
D'Aroundel, A 1494.
Darraz, sheriif of London, A 1612.
Darrell. See Darell.
Darsy, A 818.
Dartmouth, mayor of, C 552.
Darton, de, C 1626.
Dartre, C 65.
Darty, C 413.
Dassefen, B 1708.
Daubernon, B 1067.
Daufric, B 1370.
Daumery, A 253.
Dauncer, C 499, 1510.
Daundeli, Daundely, A 10, 352, 353.
Daunport, B 705.
Dauntz, C 93.
Dauwesone, C 203, 293, 574, 1121, 1314.
Dauwus, B 1019.
Davers, A 112.
Davet, A 1427.
David, B 1381 ; C 388, 957, 1008, 1066.
, son of, A 1761.
Davy, B 581, 859, 983, 985, 997, 1131 ; C 99,
352, 504, 920, 1043, 1383, 1619.
Davyntre, de, B 300, 305, 325, 327, 349, 359.
Dawbeney, A 845.
Dawers, B 729.
Dawkynson, C 95.
Dawson, A 690 ; C 53, 763.
Day, A 1781 ; C 766.
Dayrel, A 184; B 1458; C 705.
Dayvile, B 696.
Deacon, the, A 1651, 1654.
Dean, A 343.
the, A 1055,1763.
Debaud, B 156.
Decanus. See Dean.
Dee, A 859.
Deen, de, A 67, 139, 215.
Deerhurst, prior of, C 618.
Degill, A 1301.
Degous, C 715.
Deinevil, A 376.
Deinte. See Deynte.
Deken, B 293 ; C 485, 533.
Delamare, A 623.
De la Ware. See Ware.
Dele, A 959; B 158.
Delham, do, C 149, 169, 229, 355, 1009, 1051,
1290, 1349, 1424, 1764.
652
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Dcllerker, A 141 9.
Delve, C 493.
Delves, A 387 ; C 738, 1294, 1301.
, de, C 1000.
Dena, <le, B 161.
Denay, A 344.
Denby, C 460, 897.
Denchesworth, de, A 144.
Dene, C 1181.
a, C 920.
atte, C 196.
Deneford, de, A 136.
, archdeacon of Rochester, C 117.
Denis, A 770.
Denmerssh, B 1728.
Dennardston, de, C 951.
Densy, B 729, 730, 854, 1486.
Dent, A 126.
Denton, A 1610.
, de, B 1250.
Dentun, de, B 947.
Deny, C 1334.
Denys, A 596, 597, 599, 604.
Depe, C 559.
Depedale, C 311, 747, 762, 868.
Depyng, A 1201.
Derby, A 649, 1244; B 857, 1042.
,earl of, A 715 ; B 22, and tee Ferrers.
Dereford, abbot of, O 129, 1340.
Derham, C 506.
Derisburi, de, A 190, 193, 194.
Derkyn, B 1291.
Derley, de, B 1792.
Derlyng, A 583, 584, 59* ; O 1074.
Derneford, A 1722.
, de, A 922.
Derneye. See Dorney.
Despenser, Despensyr, Despencer, Despencyer,
A 540.
la, A 537, 837, and see Norfolk,
countess of.
le, A 10, 67, 78,95,98,100,167,187-
189,198, 203, 214,215, 249-53, 255,
386, 441, 523-29, 533, 535, 540, 750,
755, 911,921,926-29,931-34,938,943,
946-48, 969, 1036, 1045, 1422, 1432,
1433, 1469.
.,. , earl of Winchester, A 463, 1469,
and see Winchester, earl of. Dispeu-
sator, Dispenser.
Detundi, B 378.
Detwode, de, A 99.
Deusbyr', de, B 380.
DeTeneseyr', B 1003.
Deverell, C 58, 1069, 1330.
Devereus, C 1465.
Devereux, lord of Ferrers, C 1358.
Deverus, C 1222.
Deville, C 588.
Devon, countess of, B 596, 610.
, earl of, B 420, 610, ami see Courtenay.
Devyle, A 100; C 1075.
Devyson, dean of Sarura, B 1780.
Dewalle, de, B 426.
Dewe, C 1213.
Deweboys, C 1260.
Dcwias, A 421.
Dewmars, B 1636.
, alderman of London, A 1609, 1633.
Dewy, C 787.
Deye, B 1312; C 949.
Deyere, B 155.
le, B 111.
Deyne, A 1405.
Deynte.B 182, 222,225-27, 229, 230,232-34,
236-40, 249, 286, 288, 290, 302, 308,
310, 344,346, 347.
Deyster, B 683 j C 1657.
Dibul, C 86.
Dickeleye, de, A 799.
Didenham, de, A 156, 510.
Diegh, A 857.
Digby, A 845.
, de, B 211.
Dightton, de, C 1626.
Dikere, le, C 52.
Dikoun, A 1313.
Dikkns, C 1766. .
Dilham, de, C 531, 966.
Dillon, C 782.
Dina, de, C 1741.
Dingley, C 660.
Dinsterley, B 364.
Diiny, A 1440.
Dispensar, A 1421.
Dispensarius, B 1248.
Dispensator, A 156, 178, 510; B 148, 248,
1051.
Dispenser, A 178, 199, 245, 403, 510, 530,
788, 798, 1434; B 194.
, le, A 2, 89, 156.
, the, B 1248, and see Despenser,
Dispen?ator.
Dithesworth', Ditches-worth', Dithewrth,
Dithiswrth', de, B 894, 1243, 1247,
1281, 1283, 1284, 1289, 1296, 1321.
Ditton, de, A 469, 482.
Dive, de, B 1243, 1254, 1263, 1281, 1283,
1284, 1286 ; C 1236.
, le, B 1247.
Dives, B 52, and see Rich.
Dixon, C 829, 992.
Dixson, A 1520-22, 1541.
Dixthiswrth, de, B 1254.
Dobbys, B 983.
Dobyn, B 66 ; C 250.
Dobyns, C 979, 1150, 1621.
Dod, B 1476.
Doddingeseles, A 444.
Dodebroke, A 973.
, de, A 801.
Dodeford, de, B 1238.
INDEX OF PERSONS-
653
Dodenalle, de, A 784.
Doder, A 1587.
Dodingescles, de, A 453, 477.
Dodithorp, de, B 759.
Dodyng, B 685.
Dogelondre, Dogelonder, B 439, 1135, 1136,
1139, 1141,1142.
Dogeth, A 1068.
Doget, B 1248 ; C 124, 145, 158, 262, 489,
570, 706,945, 1639.
Dogge, B 1764, 1766.
Doker, C 672.
Doket, B 1269 ; C 106.
Dokull, C 920.
Dokwra, de, C 106.
Dol, de, A 1569.
steward of the abbot of Westminster,
B 25.
Dole, de la, A 132.
Dolman, C 554.
Dolsaly, sheriff of London, A 1602, 1733.
Done, de la, A 1735.
Donestanvill, de, A 244.
Donett, A 1244.
Donne, B 1120, 1124, 1126 ; C 584.
, ate, C 846, 1344.
, dela, A 1568.
Donnyng, B 1604-1610, 1613, 1630, 1631,
1636-1640, 1642.
Dontone, de, C 1605.
Donyngton, B 494, 1517-1519.
_, de, C 1336.
Doob, de, A 1478.
Dor, A 1397.
Doraunt, B 983, 985, 995, 996.
Dorchester, abbot of, C 1661.
Dorcheatre, A 1792.
Dore, B 564.
, abbot, of B 36, 354, 366, 369, 409,
484, 662, 727.
ate, A 974, 1012.
Dorelot, B 1134.
Dorevall, C 788.
Doreward, A 834; B 593; C 1358.
Dorney, A 77.
, de, A 39, 110 113, 114, 122.
Dorsete, C 1597.
Dorwell, C 929.
Doseville, A 1008.
Doucemour, C 134.
Douke, C 1415.
Doune, de la, A 44.
Dounham, de, B 1270, 1285, 1309, 1316.
Dounton, de, B 1017.
, prior of, Brommore, B 1594.
Dover, mayor of, B 1271.
Dovere, C 144,571,811.
Doveward, C 609.
Dowdenay, B 943.
Dowe, B 1782.
Downe, B 199 | C 922.
Downer, C 375.
Doxey, A 1638, 1789.
Dragenir, le, B 1320.
Dragon, B 1207.
Dragun, C 1620.
Draiton, de, B 1322 j O 1668.
Drake, B 248, 633.
Drakes, C 1297.
Draper, A 390, 401, 402, 406, 458, 494,
1245,1764,1765, 1768 ; B 365, 635,
636, 638, 882, 1055, 1119; C 351,
1544, 1601, 1721.
le, A 1814; B 1470 ; O 148, 1311.
Drasviaunce, C 99, 544.
Draycote, de, C 297, 941, 1185.
Drayton, C 1229, 1482.
, de, C 1472.
Drewe, B 901, 909; O 127, 1243, 1553.
Dreycote, de, B 273.
Drinkwater, C 592, 612, 735.
Dronsfeld, C 783, 837, 893.
Dioury, B 1016.
Drowry, B 1006, 1011.
Drue, B 884, 900, 907.
Drueel, A 96.
Drunal, A 15.
Drury, C 1297.
Drwe, B 896-898.
Drynge, B 1201.
Drynkele, C 1659.
Drynkwater, C 20, 67, 292 680, 884, 970, 1007.
1029, 1037, 1309, 1348, 1391, 1686, and
see Drinkwater.
Dryvasale, A 1423.
Dryver alias Wattes, C 879.
Dublin, archbishop, of, A 1647; C 821, 888.
Dudecote, C, 563.
Due, A 1630.
, le, sheriff of London, A 148, 1675.
Duddelcy, A 1492 ; B 120.
Dudenay, A 753 ; C 1714.
Dufford, prior of St. Michael's Stamford,
B 1368.
Dufhone, C 504.
D'Uirini, B 851.
Duk, A 1484, 1625, 1631.
mayor of London, A 1489, 1626,
1655, 1682.
Duket, A 1677, 1722 ; B 1388.
Dullingham, de, B 831, 1308.
Dun, A 515, 759, 762 ; B 1425, 1429, 1430.
Dunam, de, B 1233.
Punch, A 1398; C 373.
Dune, de la, A 438 ; B 1454.
sheriff of Middlesex, A 1184.
Dunes, abbot of, B 196.
Dungesell, A 630.
654
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Dunheved, de, C 803.
Dunleghe, dc, B 1483, 1484.
Dunmawe, de, B 1292, 1293.
Dunmow, prior of, C 1212.
Dunne, C 879.
Dunnesby, de, B 1227, 1231.
Dunnyng, B 1682, 1686.
Dunolm, de, A 1515.
D-mstable, de, A 1215; B 1090, 1213, 1218;
C 1430.
prior of, C 259, 760, 1469, 1625.
Uunster, mayor of Reading, A 588, 594, 595.
Puiistoii, B 1125.
Dunthoru, C 913, 1145, 1700.
Duntone, de, C 1609.
Durand, son of, B 92.
Durant, Durauut, A 965, 1795 ; B 342.
Durdaunt, Durdent, A 31 ; B 839, 1273.
Duren, C 911.
Durham, bishop of, A 260, 979, 1531 ;
B 1530; C 1502.
prior of, A 260.
Durlying, C 1669.
Dnrvale, C 416.
Durward, A 635, 642.
Duryval, C 48.
Dutton, C 898.
de, A 190, 194,200; B 1156.
Dux, A 1626.
Duxfeld, de, B 726.
Duyr, C 1286, 1351.
Duruassal, B 767.
Dychesworth, de, B 1220.
Dyconson, C 1033.
Dycoun, C 1745.
Dydynton, de, C 381.
Dyepeden, de, B 1491.
Dyer, A 850, 899 ; B 155 ; C 1464, 1679.
,le, B 111.
, the, A 1254, 1255, 1450, 1685, 1775,
1815 ; B 602, and see Tinctor.
Dygges, C 170.
Dyghere, le, B 710.
Dyke, A 1244.
, atte,B 1797.
Dykkes, C 1771.
Dymbygh, prior of the Charterhouse, B 949.
Dymmok, Dymmoc, B 600, 711, 889.
Dyn, C 723.
Dyne, A 928.
Dyneley, O 13, 69, 82, 495, 777, 792.
Dynesel, de, A 99, 226.
Dyngele, C 693.
Dyiihaui, C 1035.
Dy per. A 528.
Dyrdaunt, C 78.
Dyrevale, C 1898.
Dyseworthe, de, B 1288, 1290, and see
Dithesworth.
Dyre.de, C 1236.
Dyxson, A 1554 ; B 458.
E.
Eadricheston', de, B 782, 795, 798.
Eadward, Eadwart. See Edward.
Earl, A 1151.
Earl Marshall, the. See Bigod, le.
Eastou, de, B 51.
Eaton, B 857.
Eberhale, B 54.
Ebor, de, A 218, 454, 734, and sec Bcverley,
provost of.
Ebroicensis, archdeacon, A 733.
Ebroicis, de, B 1228.
Eburhale, 8 49, 59, 60, 64.
Eburton, C 37.
Eccleshall, de, B 548, 557, 576, 578, 592.
Eccleston, de, C 1320.
Ecclesia, de, B 1422.
Echingham, de, A 523 ; C 112.
Edberbury, de, B 1065.
Edburgetone, de, C 79.
Edde, C 381.
Eddeworth, de, A 913.
Eddred, A 2.
Eddywe, C 1274.
I'M.., B 553, 1211 ; C 804.
Edekyn, C 1133.
Edelina, the nun, A 1379.
Edelmeton, de, A 1690, 1693, 1725, 1726
1802, 1815; C 1674.
Edelof, A 237.
Edelyn, B 1783.
Edessone, B 1417.
Ediva, son of, A 1482.
Edmund, A 456,467,482.
son of, A 1160.
Edmunds, A 602 ; B 998, 1010.
Edmondson, C 1368.
Edolf, Clll.
Edolvesbur', de, B 1479.
Edohnetone, de, A 1690, and see Edelmeton.
Edon, C 1033.
Edricheston', Edrichistone, de, B 815, 1104.
Edward, A 694; B 241, 361, 525, 527, 543.
546-549, 552-558, 565, 566, 574, 583,
587, 592, 1328, 1540, 1670.
, alderman of London, C 1171.
!•• late king of England, A 18, 355,
753,892; C 1071.
,11., late king of Eagland, A 78, 98,
153, 222, 911,926,637, 1432.
....-..., HI., late king of England, A 149-153,
155, 161, 168, 222, 350, 387, 849, 1430,
1596; B 1574; C 1357, 1555.
Isabel daughter of, C 1357.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
655
Edward IV., late king of England, A 623 624,
670, 706.
, Prince of Wales, A 1400.
son of, A 1665.
Edwen, son of, 8 69.
Edyng, B 1596.
Edyngdone, C 591.
Edyngtone, de, B 1461.
Eede, O 506.
Egertun, C 789.
Egge, B 519.
Eggerton, C 4, 303, C36, 721, 735,738, 778,
789, 801,810, 898,1044, 1294, 1301,
1473.
„, de, B 705,816.
Eggton, C 46.
Egmanton, C 1345.
Eilwiu, son of, A 1684, and see Ailwin.
Eimvilla, de, A 246, 247.
Kir. le, A 404.
Ekclehols, de, C 1500.
Ekerdon, C 734.
Eketon, de, A 168, 169.
Eklesleye, C 777.
Eland, C 653.
Ellregge, B 1119.
Elburton, O 1 138.
Eldinge.de, A 1640, 1648, 1649.
Eleanor, late Queen of England, A 18, 87.
Elesfeld, de, A 253.
Elesvorth, Eleswrth, de, A 1223, 1236, 1247,
1256, 1392 ; B 1485.
Elintheleg', de, B 1698, 1700, 1708, 1709, and
see Alintheleg.
Elinthl', de, B 1709.
Elinton, Elingtone, de, A 1316, 1333.
Eliot, A 97; B 1465; C 148.
Elis, A 597 ; B 796.
Ellerton, C 846.
EUewell, C 1695.
Elliaworth, de, B 1537.
Ellotte, C 1143.
Elmand, son of, A 730.
Elmebrigge, B 1159.
Elmere, B 1199.
de, B 175-177.
Elmerugg, de, C 1287.
Elmestede, Elmestude, de, A 821, 825.
Elrych, C 855.
Elsefeld, de, C 634, 1613.
Elsefeud, de, A 100.
Elsham, prior of, C 1547.
Eltesle, de, n 1325, 1 JJ2.
Elveden, A 1033.
Elvedon, de, B 735, 766, 767.
Elvested, de, C 60.
Elvet, B 435.
de, B 13.
Elvetham, de, A 25.
Elveton, de, B 688.
Elwyk, de, A 260.
Ely, A 1542, 1547.
, de, B 1357, 1401 ; C 1052.
, a Baron of the Exchequer, A 734.
, bishop of, A 149, 167, 387, 1419,
1477; B 39; C 1755.'
, chancellor of England, C 1230.
, Eustace, bishop of, A 228.
Elyas, son of, A 339.
Elym.C 1211.
Elyngton, B 1557.
Elynson, C 1332.
Elyot, B 1366, 1642 ; C 1633.
Elys, A 121, 346, 944 ; B 720, 818, 1327,
1498 ; C 446, 763, 1442, 1468.
Emelin, son of, B 8191.
Emereson, C 421.
Euimiug, A 43.
Emnelega, de, B 1187.
Emsou, A 935, 939; B 757.
Endecroft, A 1104.
Enderby, C 1749.
Engaigne, C 276.
Eugayuc, A 1289, 1294 ; B 431.
Engeram, A 1384.
England, chancellor of, B 1030; C 1105,
1230.
, marshal of, B 493, and see Westmor-
land, earl of.
, queen of, C 758.
, treasurer of, B 1530.
Englefeld, de, B 360.
Engleis, le, B 1051.
Engleys, A 829.
, le, sheriff of London, C 476.
Englis, English, Englyssh,' B 1235, 1245,
1256, 1548.
Engulfeld, de, C < 1405.
Enveise, le, A 770.
Erbury. See Erdbury.
Erdbury, canons of, B 930, 933, 1280, 1569.
prior of, B 65, 106, 925, 933, 935,
1278, 1496, 1498.
Erdelee, de, A 973.
Erdeley, C 636.
Erdington, de, A 237.
Erethe, Erhethe, de, A 1209 ; B 1558.
Erhith, de, A 1207.
Erie, B 394.
Erlham, C 1341.
Ermingard, lady, A 1813.
Ermite, le, B 35.
Ermyte, C 1761.
Ernawey, B 12.
Erneburgh, A 854, 875, 893, 901, 941.
Ernes, B 477.
Erneys, B 536 ; C 1413.
Ernis, Ernys, A 310-312, 689, 1263 ; B 629,
1187, 1189; C 1027,1049.
Erpyngham, A 707 j B 970.
656
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Erpyngharn, de, C 1766.
Erune, B 84.
Ery, le, A 1307.
Escalers, de, A 1158.
Eschalers, des, A 108, and see Scalariis.
Escheator, the Kings, on South Trent, C 155A,
and see Bereford, de.
Escheker, de la, B 1454.
Eselberg, de, A 391.
Eseleya, de, A 472.
Esendeu, de, A 1029.
Esenefeld, de, A 143.
Eskecot, de, A 1339.
Esketot, de, A 821.
Eopannia, A 493.
Esperuer, le, B 891.
Esperton, de, B 704.
Esperun, de, A 1450.
Espileman, B 2C3.
Esse, de, B 74.
Esseby, Essebi, de, B 296, 696, 699, 713, 778,
842, 1030, 1034, 1035.
, lord of Esseby and Catesby, B 1002.
lord of, B 1002.
, prior of, B 182, and lee Ashby.
Essel', de, B 161.
Esselburg, de, A 408.
Essendun, de, A 724.
Essex, B 362 ; C 1296, 1549.
de, A 753, 768, 774, 788, 795, 798,
1509, 1619 ; C 1605.
, alderman of London, C 476.
....-..., countess of, A 1745.
earl of, A 228, 354, 623, 624, 892,
1745 ; C 62, 187, 901, 1097, 'and see
Fitz Peter. Peter, son of.
Essh, de, A 260.
Es«hyng, B 500.
Essyndone, de, C 294.'
Est, A 38, 51, 69, 458, 668 ; B 14 j C 427.
Estanegrene, de, A 927.
Estbroke, A 1659.
Estburi, Estbury, C 1387, 1416, 1456.
de, A 146, 148, 168, 169 ; C 856.
Estchepe, de, A 1736.
Esteer, le, B 1221.
Estewycke, A 979 ; C 746.
Estfild, A 644.
Estgarston, C 1115.
Esthall.de, A 1100; C 418, 1518.
Esthed, A 206.
Estham, de, C 278.
Esthorp, C 238.
Estlech,' de, B 123.
Estlega, Estleya, de, B 856.
Estlegh, de, A 245.
Estlund, de, B 811.
Estmer, A 1140.
Estmond, C1117.
Estmund, son of, A 424, 1072, 1176.
Eston, B 268, 986 ; C 351.
, de, A 1673 ; B 639, 1358.
Estre, de, B 1579, 1580.
, del, B 15, 174.
Estrech, B 516.
Esthorpe, C 1140.
Estur, B 375.
Esturmy, B 394.
Estwyk, A 979 ; C 746.
Eswell, de, A 399.
Eswy, mayor of London, A 734.
, sheriff of London, A 1791, 1509;
C 1202.
Esynden, A 1135.
Esyngold, A 1588.
Etemede, C 416.
Ethelwaldeler, de, C 1178.
Eton, B 1044, 1056, 1373, 1375.
de, A 1174; B 106, 184,491, 642,
1373, 1433.
Etton, de, A 374.
Ettrop, B 592.
Exton, de, B 503.
Eudet, B 812.
Eudou, B 647.
Euerham, de, B 1755.
Eure, A 714.
de, A 260, 1301.
Eustace, Eustas, A 228, 776, 790 ; C 947,
998, and see Ely, bishop of.
son of, A 1675 ; B 545.
son of king Stephen, A 1043, 1050,
1051.
Evenlade, de, A 247, and see Heunelade.
Ever, de, A 658.
Everard, B 1423; C 1194, 717, 1425.
Everci, Evercy, de, B 116, 506.
Everdon, B 1712.
dean of, B 1073, 1076.
Everesholt, de, C 271, 1515, 1586.
Evereus, de, B 573.
Evermund', B 1031.
Everthonia, de, B 466.
Everwyk, de, A 1330.
Kvi'shum, de, B 1153.
Evesone, B 671.
Evreux, archdeacon of, A 733.
, bishop of, A 1056.
Evyngham, B 918.
Evyngton, de, C 1261.
Ewell, de, B 1067, 1506 ; C 1248.
.sheriff of London, A 1509; C 1202.
Ewere, de, A 1259.
Eworeus, de, B 1222.
Ewermund, B 697.
Eweyn, C 859.
Ewias, de, B 367.
prior of, B 1427.
Ewyn, C 641, 1387.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
657
Excambio, de, B 1776, 1790, 17U1.
Kxcestre, A. 859, 888, 894.
Exchequer, Barons of the, A 218, 230, 639,
734, 949-951, and see Goldesburgh ;
Swereford, de ; Fraunceis ; de ; Ely, de.
Chief liaron of the, A 1528, 1594;
C 879, and see Babyugton. Hody.
Urswyk.
Chancellor of the, A 218, 734j
B 1527, 1529,1532, and see Somerset.
Exemue, de, A 1613.
Exeter bishop of, A 707 ; B 271, and see
Stafford, de.
, marquis o*", A 651, 652, 653.
major of, A 227, 230, and see Porte,
de, la. Soth.
duchess of, C 912, 1284, 1704.
duke of, A 235; C 907, 912, 1284,
1 704, and see Holand.
Exmuthe, de, C 1147.
Exonia, de, A 1640, 1649.
Exsexia, de, A 1101.
Exton, A 453, 494; C 1256-1258, 1293,
1295.
, de, A 1585.
Eyden, de, A 1114, 1124.
Eydone, de, B 875.
Eylesson, B 987.
Eylri, C 270.
Eylrihc, A 69.
Eylwyne, A 4, 50, and see Ailwin.
Eylysford, A 779, 780, 800.
Eyn, A 835.
Eyndon, de, B 1361, 1377, 1380, 1502, 1504.
Eynel, A 1174.
Eyr, B 411, 820; C 1286.
de, A 437.
,le, A 404, 511, 948, 1210, 1214,
1217, 1294, 1300, 1308, 1310, 1331 ;
B 1559, and see Heir, Heres.
Eyre, Justices ill, A 727, and see Rochester,
de.
Eyseler, le, A 984.
Eysevileyn, C 1211.
Eyt, del, A 531.
Eyton, C 1143.
, de, A 21, 26.
Eyville, de, B 743.
Eywyer, B 266.
R
Fabel, C 1246, 1247, 1250, 1251, 1255.
Faber, A 42, 49, 110, 266, 274, 320, 335, 371,
385, 762, 1066, 1390, 1438 ; B 32, 182,
228, 232, 288, 302, 342, 381, 594, 782,
916, 1154, 1162, 1415, 1469, 1680,
1695 ; C 220, 244, 654, and see Smith.
Fabris, C 1308.
a 53524.
Fabyan, Fabyon, C 1043, 1063.
Facet, A 500, 1686.
Fader, B 562.
Fairfax, A 374, 696; B 257-259, 280 ; C311,
725, 747, 762, 868.
, a Justice of the King's Bench, B 1 500 .
Fairhoke, lord of, C 645.
Fakenham, de, C 94.
Falaige, de la, B 1059.
Falcombe, C 1638.
Falconberg, de, A 1665.
Faldrian, C 615, 968.
Faleise, de, A 1057, 1059, 1061.
de la, B 890.
Falle, C 869.
Falk, O 471. 1084, 1756.
Falthwayt, de, C 444.
Fanacurt, de, A 526.
Fancotr, de, A 352, and see Fencote.
Fanecourt, A 263.
Fansour, A 1812.
Fardingeston, B 289,
de, B 730.
Fareburu, de, A 1284.
Farefax, B 257-295.
Fareman, A 236 ; B 20, 225-229, 231, 233,
237-239, 287, 288, 290, 292, 308,
310, 311, 329, 334, 339, 344-347,
351.
Farendou, de, A 1644.
Faringdone, de, C 578.
, mayor of London, A 1495, and see
Farndon, de.
Farle, A 557-560, 564-566 ; C 543.
Farlegh, prior of, B 262, 469.
Farley, C 1469.
Farman, B 87.
Farnburgh, C 508.
Farndon, de, A 93, 248, 1494 ; B 1644, 1661.
, mayor of London, A 1618; B 86,
and see Faringdone, de.
Farnecote, de, 390-393, 395, 396.
Farnhuir, de, B 1334.
Farundone, Farundun, de, A 72 ; C 806.
Farvylle, B 1291.
Farynton, A 681.
Fasman, B 1256.
Fastolf, A 637 ; A 472, 787.
Fatte, le, B 1421.
Fattyng, C 106.
Faucelum, Faucilou, Faucilum, A T480 481
735, 808.
Fauconer, le. B 586.
Fauelore, C 536.
Faukeham, de, C 769.
Faukener, A 675, 677; C 777.
Faukenir, le, A 345.
Faukes, B 1794; C 1345.
Faukys, C 588.
Faulor, alias Towker, C 1552.
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658
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Faunte, C 647.
Faunscroft, de, A 196.
Fauntleroy, B 1259 ; C 59.
Fauvel, A 309.
Fauwy, C 252.
Faversham, de, A. 1046.
Fawkenoure, A 1420.
Fawlere, C 1553.
Fayerman, C 1752.
Faylle, de, B 98.
Fayrewedere, Fayrewedyr, C 717, 1713.
Fayrewyn, C 292.
Fede, atte, C 205.
Fedeler, B 1438, 1439.
Feeld, A 1312.
Fekenham, C 1447.
Feld, C 1242.
atte, C 214,1189.
, de,B 1100.
de la, A 339, 502.
Fen, atte, C 1083.
Felbrigge, de, C 506.
Feldyng, C 1113, 1592.
Fencote, abbot of, A 353.
, de, A 353, and see Fancote.
Fenes, lord of Hever, C 1450.
Fenne, C 137, 830, 862.
at, B 874,876.
atte, C 1290.
dela, C 1270.
Fenner, B 1158.
Fennes, B 62 ; C 932, 951.
, atte, B 59.
Fennue, B 628.
Fen tone, A 59.
, de, A 227 ; B 185 ; C 625,
Fenys, C 676, 787.
, lord Dacre, C 1536, and see Dacre.
lord of Say, C 137, 862.
Ferariis, de, A 1425; B 104, and see Ferrers.
Fereby, B 1507.
Ferendun, de, B 9.
Ferie, atte, C 1353.
Feringis, de, A 827.
Felter, alias Cokkys C 938.
Felypes, C 973.
Fenar', A 1514.
Fenarius, A 1775, and see Hay-merchant.
Fenne, A 1340.
Fermere, B 1383.
,le, C 1624.
Fennour, B 992-994.
Fernhill.de, B 1584.
Ferour, 1e, A 1345; B 2, 65«, 1606, 1609,
1658.
Feraunt, C 716.
Ferrariis, de, earl of Derby, B 22, and see
Ferrers.
Fcrraunt, C 1536.
Ferrers, C 425, 431, 470, 676, 737, '87.
Ferrers, de, B 1516.
earl of Derby, B 22.
, lord, B 104, and see Derby, earl of.
, lord of, C 1358, and see Devereux.
, lady, B 104.
Ferrour, C 471, 1084.
, alias Gery, C 1 750.
le, A 1362; C 1219.
Ferrun, le, A 1687.
Ferryman, the, B 379, and see Passarius.
Ferstanehalwe, de, C 159.
Fertbing, B 655, 1267.
Ferur, le, C 1522, 1694.
Feryng, de, A 825.
Fesant, A 1383.
Feteplace, Fetiplace, C 667, 1229.
Feton, A 722.
Feuprer, le, A 1651.
Feure, de, sheriff of London, A 1612.
Feuterer, de, B 1051.
Fewater, A 126.
Feynt, C 1097.
Fichet, B 1054.
Fideler, A 871-874.
Fifhid, de, B 1097, 1468.
Filberd, C 909.
Filiol, A 487.
Fillongley, B 1086.
Filiol, A 452, 477; B 907, 908; C 1071,
1373, 1374.
Filylode.de, B 1085.
Finch, A 629, 630, 727 ; C 1169.
Finham, de, A 1445, 1452.
Finnesheved, canon of, B 503.
Finnin, son of, A 1654.
Fischer, de, A 57, 1206.
Fisher, B 685, 943, 1196, 1266, 1721 ; C 924,
1586.
, le, B 550.
the, A 39, 60, 62; B 133, 134,459,
497.
, alias Passour, de, A 680.
Fisherman, the, A 1711.
Fisschere, le, A 1586, and see Piscator.
Fitel, A 148 ; C 1489.
Fitheler, A 874, and see Fideler.
Fit Eobert, 1«, see Fitzrobert.
Fittelyng, C 687.
Fitlyng, C 828.
Fitz, B 1086.
Fitz Harveys, B 1395.
Fitz Hugh, A 658 ; C 1502.
Fitz Jeffrey, C 429.
Fitz John, B 897, 902.
Fitz Lewis, A 845.
Fitzlowys, C 1607.
Fitz Martin, A 1440.
Fitz Nicole, C 1729.
Fitz Peter, A 22$, 354, and see Essex, earl of.
Fitz Piers. See Fitz Peter.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
659
Fitz Eauf, 8 154.
Fitz Robert, B 808, 809.
Fitz Robert, de, A 89.
Fitz Symond, C 831.
Fitz Walter, A 124, 125, 673 ; C 1519.
Fitz Walter, lord, A 715 ; B 356.
Fitz Walter, lord of Daventry C 1282.
Fitz Walter, lord of Wodeham, C 449, 1519.
Fitz William, A 422, 714.
Fitz Water. See Fitz Walter.
Fizwater, A 116, 117.
Fladebur', de, B 101.
Flamank, C 1444, 1725.
Flambard, A 958, 1004.
Flamestade, Flamsted, de, A 797, 1126;
C 1467.
Flamville, Flamrule, de, B 391, 393.
Flanden, de, A 1165.
Flandrensis, A 831.
Flanville, de, B 390.
Flaunden, de, A 72, 93, 142, 981.
Flaunvile, de, B 393.
Flawenden, de, A 1034.
Flecchere, C 389.
Flemeng, B 1582.
le A 823, 1512; B 114, 116, 118,
415, 1192, 1578, 1584, 1598.
Flemyng, B 1303, 1755, 1785,(I787j
Flesher, the, B 973.
Fleshewer, A 868, 906.
..., le, C 1627.
Fletcher, C 56.
Fletewood, A 1462.
Flexherg, B 1097.
Flexhewer, B 755, 760.
Flichamstude, de, B 1272.
Flittewyk, de, C 840.
Flode, atte, C 1421.
Floude, B 1769.
Floor, B 808.
Flore, de, B 698.
Floasebroc, de, C 1000.
Flote, A 1328.
Flowr, B 1303.
Flack, B 1130.
Foche, B 1299.
Fodryngheye, B 408.
Fokeram, C 195.
Folays, B 1245.
Folberg, de, C 639.
Folcham, de, B 1625.
Folebrit, A 102.
Folevill, Folewill, de, A 1422, 1442 ; B 209.
Folimon, C 937.
Foliot, A 339, 444, 450, 1654 ; B 1032.
Folioth, A 421.
Folke, C 637.
Folsham, de, C 189.
Folt, B 1235.
Folton, A 1533, 1539, 1548.
Fonte, de, A 796, 1694, 1699 ; B 84, 391 !
C 355.
Fontem, ad, A 47.
Foorde, C 1105.
Foort, A 861, 862, 869, 875, 885, and see
Fort.
Ford, abbot of, A 228.
, de la, A 1189, 1799 ; C 1346.
, the chapter of, B 352.
Forda, de, A 1032, 1479, 1503, 1576, 1578,
1579, 1582, 1671, 1689, 1694, 1700,
1704, 1720-22, 1738-40, 1798, 1802,
1805, 1811.
Forde, B 178, 593, 877-79, 1119; C 62, 875,
881, 1334.
, atte, C 247, 1312, 1317, 1714.
, de, B 11.
, de la, A 750, 1002, 1117, 1164, 1180,
1580, 1690, 1705; B 1576.
, Remembrancer of the King's Exchequer,
C875.
Fordham, de, A 490, 1472, 1473.
Fordia, de, A 486.
Fordwyne, de, B 1098.
Forest, B 1299.
Forestar, A 197.
Forestarius. See Forester.
Forester, B 1209; C 361, 1205, 1503.
, the, B 1697, 1700.
Foresteris, C 1477.
Forewude, de, B 160.
Fonnager, le, A 1123.
Fornham, de, A 178.
Fornace, de, B 649.
Forneus, de, A 1177.
Forneys, sheriff of London, A 1570.
Forsay, C 301.
Forsham, de, A 1518, 1584.
Forstall, B 712.
Forster, A 781, 783, 800, 1543, 1562 j B 882 ;
C 328, 488, 1043, 1639.
alderman of London, A 1500.
, alias Bartelot, A 902.
Fort, A 879, 882, 895, 898, 899, 940, 941,
and see Foort.
Fortescu, B 870; C 175, 273, 298.
, chief justice of the King's Bench,
A 637.
, chief justice of the Common Pleas,
C 1242.
Fortheye, de la, B 508, 1051.
Forward, abbot of Quarr, B 108.
Fossa, de, A 176.
Fossard, A 311,312.
Foster, C 1213.
Fot, B 1656, 1657.
Fouberti, A 1612.
Foucher, B 1783 ; C 454.
Fouelere, le, C 313.
Fougeram, C 1221.
Foughle, le. See Fonghlere.
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060
INDEX OP PEESONS.
Foughlere, A 554.
le, A 154, 157, 159, 160.
Fouk', B 1245.
Fouleham, de, sheriff of London, A 1518,
1584.
Foulehurst, C 738.
Fouler, alias Hull, 1555, 1557.
, le, C GOO, 602, 1451, 1632.
, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
C 733.
Foulere, C 279.
Foulerhuret, Fouleshurst, de, C 801, 810, 941,
1294.
Fouller, B 996.
Foun, B 1556.
Fourner, le, A 1595-98, 1600, 1602.
Fourneus, de, A 1040.
Fowler, B 1112, 1458.
Fox, A 311, 312, 344, 347, 916-918, 923;
B 705, 706, 746, 816, 1431 ; C 609,
1168.
, le, A 914, 918, 924, 945.
Foxley, Foxle, B 1431, 1438, 1439.
,de, A 149; C 1248.
Foxton, de, B 422.
Framan, A 891.
Frampton, B 1118 ; C 434, 487, 1200.
Framyngham, C 881.
France, King of, C 1154.
Franceis, Franceys, A 97, 300, 763 ; B 775,
776, 791, 1238, 1746.
, le, B 713, 1295, 1345, 1351.
Francis, B 1002 ; C 89.
Franckeuhergh, C 1058.
Franke, A 1457, 1460, 1540; B 635-38,
1452.
Frankelain, Fraukelein, Frankelen, Franke-
leyn, Frankelyn, A 697, 1055 ; B 920,
930, 1145, 1190, 1569 ; C 111.
, le, B 239.
Frankessh, B 1600.
Frankwelle, C 493.
Fratribus, de, A 259.
Frauncays, A 324.
Fraunceis, B 623.
de, baron of the Exchequer, A 218,
734.
le, C 204.
, mayor of London, A 1731.
Fraunces, C 604.
Frauncey, C 1568.
Frauneeys, A 265, 266, 287, 328, 383, 1096,
1098, 1264, 1266, 1269, 1272, 1273,
1277, 1439, 1465, 1738, 1740; B 789,
1757 ; C 333, 404, 436, 506, 583, 604.
mayor of London, A 1583, 1603.
de, A 265.
le, A 840, 1053; C"204, 546.
a baron of the Exchequer, A 218,734.
Frauncez, C 1197.
Fraunck, B 1554.
Frauncys, A 287.
Fraun<;chelin', B 1145.
Fraunkoleyn, A 61.
Fraxino, de, A 770 ; B 433, 637 and see Asshe.
Fray, B 241.
, chief baron of the Exchequer, C 1200,
1358.
Frayino, de, A 245.
Fre, le, A 439.
Frehern, B 1087.
, son of, B 158.
Freer, B 462.
Freesel, A 92.
Freke, B 1082.
Frekeber, de, A 437,506, 511.
Frekeberwe, de, A 448, 451.
Freman, A 449,1256; B 297, 1508, 1511,
1521.
, le, A 202, 1272, 1336; B 127, 729,
1562 ; C 1204.
Freme, de, A 993.
Fremon, le B 407.
Fremynghara, B 637, and see Frenyngham.
Fren, de, B 662.
Frenche, B 638.
Frend, le, C 551.
Frene, de, B 368, 381 ; O 1120.
Frenyngham, de, C 105, 352, and see
Fremyngham.
Frere, A 1656 ; B 581 ; C 673.
Fresel, B 87.
Freskenyile, de, A 934.
Frestlyng, alderman of London, A 1610,
1789.
de, sheriff of London, A 1638.
Fretewell, de, A 95.
Fretheby, de, A 1428.
Frethorn, A 592.
Frewenham, C 1193.
Freyre, C 1212.
Freysel, C 1252.
Freyssinfeld, de, A 315.
Fria, B 615.
Friar, B C40.
Friars minors of London, the, C 1479.
Frideau, C 1372.
Frier, B 451.
Frille, B 1102, 1105, 1688.
Friseby, de, A 1444 ; B 1792.
Fritby, de, A 382.
Frith, de, A 520, 838.
, del, A 531, 729,812.
Frithebi, Fritheby, de, A 269, 295, 323, 325,
336, 380.
Friyeby, de, A 264, 272, 273.
Frogghemore, C 179.
Frompton, C 734.
Fronchemule, A 1677.
Frood, C 1053.
Frost, A 461 ; C 913, 1145, 1170, 1700.
Frouwyk, de, C 1092.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
661
Frowyk, B 1452, 1456, 1457, 1517-1519,
1522; C 522.
, alderman of London, B 1452, 1456,
1459.
, de, A 1644, 1708 ; C 189.
de, sheriff of London, A 1487 ;
C 1605.
Froxemer, de, B 84.
Fruethorn, de, A 1434.
Fruiter, le, A 1665.
Fruter, le, B 1 688.
Fryday, C 796.
Frye, le, B 597, 613, 616, 618, 620, 621, 622,
625-629.
Fryebi, de, A 291.
Fryer, B 458, 638.
Fryfolk, C 999.
Fryth, del, A 806, 807.
Fucher, A 821.
Fulford, B 1201.
Fulgin, C 203.
Fulham, de, A 455.
Fulk, A 432.
, alderman of London, A 1627, 1675.
, son of, A 786, 787, 995, 1074, 1122,
1470; B 785.
Fulle, A 1406.
Fuller, A 394, 397, 629, 1231 ; B 822, 1129,
1728; C 266, 627.
Fulleshurst, C 721, 735.
Fulnathby, de, A 1453.
Fulsheurste, C 1301.
Fulslo, de, C 823.
Funtayn, B 994, 995.
Funteyne, dc la, C 149.
Funtyner, B 883.
Furby, C 493.
Furches, de, A 507.
Furmager, le, A 1146, 1573.
Furneis, de, sheriff of London, C 87.
Furnell, de, A 1041, 1043.
Furner. See Fourner.
Furnynges, B 519.
Furre, A 739.
Furth, de, B 404.
Faster, le, A 1652.
Fyfh..., B 82.
Fyfhyde, A 1659 ; C 1287.
Fyge, A 835.
Fyld, B 1655.
Fyllol, A 514.
Fyn, B 1562.
Fynch, A 629, 630, 727.
Fynchale, de, C 184, 53, 433, 1683.
Fyncham, C 950.
Fyndern, A 740 ; B 104; C 887, 1105, 1654,
1675.
Fyneus, orFyneux, Chief Justice of the King's
Bench, B 178, 879, 880.
Fynge, B 1495.
Fynham, de, B 143.
Fynle, C 82.
Fyimeshed, prior of, B 373, 429, 431, and see
Bulwyk.
Fyscher, A 1367.
Fyshyde, A 1465.
Fysscher, Fyssher, A 667, 672, 675, 677,
678, 680, 1209; B 638; C 1026, 1566,
le, A 33.
Fyton, B 80.
Fytte, A 1533, 1539, 1548.
Fyvian, C 1258.
G.
Gabard, B 521 ; C 1448.
Gabriel, C 208.
Gabyun, A 105.
Gaddon, de, C 438.
Gaddyngg, C 479.
Gage, C 1210.
Galeway, de, A 284, 330.
Galewede, le, C 53.
Galfeld, C 1737.
Galian, B 741, 747, 1797.
Galien, A 1385.
Galltzer, alias Gervese, 260.
Galoun, B 1583.
Galyan. See Galian.
Carnage, C 258, 402.
Gamelyn, B 1710.
Ganm'sley, C 1220.
Ganter, C 385, 446.
Gantone, B 1775.
Gauvill', B 1520, 1766, 1767, 1769, 1770.
Gape, A 1137.
Garde, C 192.
Gardener, A 1353, 1399 ; C 33.
, prioress of Acornbury, 8 530.
Gardin, A 1068.
Gardiner, le, A 1512.
Gardinis, de, A 934.
Gardino, de, B 1336, 1350, 1372, 1508 ;
C 699, 1757.
, constable of Christchurch Castle,
C 1583.
Gardyner, A 372 ; B 199 ; C 257.
Gardyns, de, A 253.
Gare, de la, A 720, 1302, 1625, and see Gore.
GaringeB, prioress of, C 223.
Garinus, abbot of St. Albans, A 1183.
Garlec, C 1650,1681.
Garnetz, C 904.
Garschurch, de, A 745.
Garston, A 679.
Garthorp, C 408.
Garton, B 264, 757.
662
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Garton, de, B 747, 754, 755, 760.
Gascelyn, A 938.
Gascoigne, A 311, 312, 686, 697 ; C 777.
Gaston', de la, A 156.
Gate, B 137, 528, 723.
, atte, A 1719, 1731-1734.
Gateden, de, A 1503.
Gatelbiry, de, A 956, 957.
Gatepath, de, A 227.
Gatesberi, Gatesbery, Gatesbury, Gatesbyry,
de, A 1009, 1015, 1033, 1049, 1078,
1111, 1120, 1176; B 1032.
Gatesden, de, A 1416 ; B 1784.
Gatewik, de, C 1677.
Gatisbury, de, C 322.
Gatyn, A 1524.
Gaudin, C 977.
Gaudray, C 907, 912.
Gaudre, B 63.
Gaugi, B 781.
Gaunt, A 212.
Gautron, B 821.
Gawdre, B 87 1,877.
Gawter, C 645.
Gay, C 831.
Gaynesborowe, de, dean of St. Mary's Aste-
leye', B 923.
Gaynesford, B 33, 1157; C 137, 421.
Gaytford, de, C 975.
Gebons, B 163.
Geby, warden of Noseley, B 1777.
Geddig, de, C 1046.
Geddyng, C 101.
Gedeleston, de, A 1188.
Gedge, C 1078.
Gedney.A 1523.
Gefirai, B 655; C 41.
Geffrey, B 1461.
Geffron, A 1219.
Geigg, C 1425, 1459.
Geldham, Gelham, de, A 429, 493.
Gemith, de, A 345.
Gendun, C 11.
Genetes, C 462.
Geney, C 230, 989, 1233.
Genpilliariis, de, prior of Newent, B 1570.
Geny, C 238.
Geoffrey, daughter of, B 152.
son of, A 106, 7 19, 1815; B 217, 359,
1077.
George, B 819 ; C 19.
Ger, le, A 971.
Gerald, B 440.
Gerard, C 1244.
son of, A 783, 790, 1682, 1687.
Gerberge, C 1114, 12 32, 1253.
Gere, B 528.
Gergan, de, B 757.
Geri, B 791, 795, 798.
Gerlande, A 759.
German, the, C 1618.
Gernegan, A 919.
Gernemue, de, B 699.
Gernet, B 915.
Gernoun, Gernun, A 524, 525 ; B 963 ;
C 1255.
Gerold, son of, A 730, 819, 942.
, the Kiug's Chamberlain, A 1745.
Geroud, B 210, 212.
Gerson, A 659.
Gervese, alias Galltzer, B 260.
Gerveys, A 253, 1350, 1351, 1361 ; C
Gery, B 782, 1494; C 1758.
, alias Ferrour, C 1750.
Geryeston, de, B 279.
Gestling, de, A 1665.
Getyngton, de, C 1564.
Geydon, de, B 459.
Geyuville, de, prioress of Acornbury, B 532.
Geyton, C 991.
Geywoode, de, C 1040.
Ghisnes, count of, A 505.
, de, A 505,508,514.
Ghyepe, le, A 1801.
Ghynes. See Ghisnes.
Gibbes, C 551.
Gibbis, Gibbys, B 989 ; C 102.
Giblot, C 1007, 1348, 1686.
Giffard, A 40, 249-53, 255, 533, 922, 929,
931, 934, 937 ; B 581, 1030.
Giffred, A 1451.
Gigur, le, B 16.
Gilberd, C 193, 811.
Gilbert, C 317, 445, 1134.
, son of, A 84, 949-955, 1151, 1816.
Gildewieh, de, A 996.
Gillyng, A 1201.
Gillour, A 1304.
Gilur, le, A 792.
Ginge, Ginges, de, A 506, 511, 819.
Ginnor, le, A 427.
Gipeswich, de, A 1669, 1676.
Girdeler, C 73.
Gisburch, de, B 378.
Giselham, de, C 1271.
Gisors, de, A 1728.
, mayor of London, A 1493, 1646,
1742, 1794; C 69.
, sheriff of London, A 1793, and see
Gysors.
Gisortz, Gisorz, de, A 140, 1720.
Gittescharth, de, B 1794.
Gizors, A 1784.
Gladefon, A 817.
Gladewine, A 1671.
Gladman, B 1389.
Glamorgan, de, B 704.
, and Morganuo, lord of, A 938, and
see Despeuser.
Glanville, A 494.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
663
Glanville, de, A 491, 539 ; C 149.
Glannvyle, de, A 536.
Glascok, C 114.
Glasebury, B 1566.
Glass, a 1731, 1742.
Glatton, de, A 1370, 1376.
Glede, B 654.
Gledes', de, A 1003.
Gledeseye, Gledesheye, de, A 1038, 1067, 1122.
G!en, B 1453.
Glenberd, B 609.
Glene, A 1427.
Gleyne, B 481.
Glidde, C 540.
Glindle, de, A 763.
Glint, A 231.
Gloucester, de, A 95.
, of, A 942.
, earl of, A 942.
, and Hertford, earl of, A 13, 911,922,
and see Clare, de.
, duke of, B 512.
lord of Marlborough, C 635.
, St. Oswalds', prior of, B 1427.
Glouceutr', B 241.
Gloucestre, alias Lemenstre, C 582.
Gloucestria, de, abbess of the house of
the nuns miuoresses without Algate,
London, C 1502.
, alderman of London, A 1636.
, sheriff of London, A 1649, and see
Glovernia, de, C 25.
Glovare, C 1134.
Glove, C 865.
Glover, A 554 ; B 1055, 1112, 1119, 1126.
Glovernia, de, sheriff of London, A 1607 ;
C 12, and see Gloucestria, de.
Glowcestria, de, A 770.
Gloys, B 1000.
Clyde, B 187.
Glyn, C 755, 1285, 1725.
Glyntone, de, A 1349.
Gnethe, le, C 1710.
Gobet, B 601, 618, 622, 625, 626.
Gocc, B 1776.
Gocelyn', B 1649, 1727.
Godale, A 618, 1126, 1127 ; B 326.
Godard or Goddard, A 609, 610, 614-616,
625-627 ; B 807.
Godcheap, Godchep, A 1663 ; C 1286.
, sheriff of London, A 1636; C 10,
586, 971, 1049, 1656.
Godchepe, prioress of St. Michael's Stamford,
B 1203.
Godchiep, B 1206.
Goddyngham, de, B 979.
Gode, A 615.
, son of, A 486.
Godefelow, C 956.
Godefray, Godefrei, Godeftey, B 558, 578,
586, 717 ; C 1380.
Godefroy, B 543, 551.
Godelee, de, dean of Wells, B 1463.
Godeman, B 995.
Godeshalf, B 687.
Godeshull', de, B 619.
Godewyn, C 292, 380.
Godfrey, A 1237, 1301 ; B 1527 ; C 875.
, son of, A 1167.
Godlok, A 1767.
(I oilman, B 191.
Godriz, B 1351.
Godrych, C 502, 1220.
Godryck, C 848.
Godselin, alderman, A 1485,
Godsweyu, A 1271.
Godwin, son of, A 1771.
Godwyne, A 558 ; B 671, 685.
Godyng, B 49, 54, 64.
Goer, a, B 461.
Gofaire, A 1670.
Goiliu, B 214.
Goion, Goiun, A 48 ; C 185.
Golafre, A 184 ; B 479 ; C 401, 1482.
Golan, le, A 1281.
Goldare, A 572.
Golde, B 1116; C 1763.
Goldehoppe, A 173.
Goldesburgh, a baron of the Exchequer,
A 639.
Goldherst, de, A 1193.
Goldhord, de, A 506.
Goldigtone, de, C 798.
Goldingham, B 961, 967, 968.
, de, A 28, 524, 527, 1411; B 912,
963, 974, 978.
Goldore, A 588, 589 594, 595.
Goldsmith, A 1420, 1630, 1696,1641,1643,
1756 ; B 16, 17, 462, 635, 63, 61101 ;
C 1722.
, le, B 1627, and see Aurifaber.
Goldston, A 1506.
Goldyng, C 515.
Goldyngham, de, A 528, 535 ; B 1395, 1407.
lord of Chigwell, B 970, 973, and
see Goldiugham.
Goldyngton, C 865, 1352.
Golofre, Golofer, B 362, 363 ; C 261, 887, 987.
Gome, le, B 522.
Gomecestre, de, abbot of Ramsey, A 1259,
1267, 1355.
Gomond, B 496.
Gonaldiston, de, B 1669, 1679.
Gonys, C 890.
Goobet, B 19.
Goodfelowe, C 972.
Goodman, B 721, 999; C 1168.
Goodyer, A 233.
Gooldehoppe, A 163.
Goss, C 1543.
Goot, B 1044.
Goov, ap Howol, B 36.
664
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Gopille, B 135.
Gopsulle, Ac, A 144.
Gor, le. See Gore.
Gordych, C 1220.
Gore, B 1205, 1386; C 1228.
ate, B 1483, 1484.
le. B 167, 168, 170, and see Gare,
Gor.
Gorfon, C 18.
Gorham, de, A 1 99.
Gonnundel, do, B 1288.
Gormylde, son of, C 89.
Gorsen, C 924.
Gorste, de la, C 161.
Gosebek, de, A SO.
Goneblod, C 1517.
Goseling, Goselyn, Goselyng, B 1287, 1341 ;
C 1306, 1307, 1415.
Gosfeld, de, A 29.
GoBse, A 660.
Gosslyng, B 1329.
Cost, le, A 1223.
Gostwyke, A 693.
Gotken, B 661.
Gould, A 1427 ; B 104.
Gouteby, C 1120.
Gouxil, de, B 1669, 1679.
Gouyz, de, C 1557.
Gower, C 845, 1778.
Goyet, A 478.
Gra, A 266, 292.
Grace, C 1059, 1137.
Graciis, de, prior of, A 1790, and see St. Mary
de Graciis.
Grafham, de, B 75.
Grafton, de, B 525, 527, 554, 1282 ; C 343.
, lord of, B 552.
Graham, de, A 284.
Grancurt, de, A 534, 768, 774.
GrandisoD, de, A 18.
Grandissono, de, prioress of Acornbury, B 159.
Grange, atte, C 255, 1003.
Grangia, de, C 1649.
Grantam. See Graham.
Grantcunh, de, A 130.
Grantham, de, A 243, 283, 1793.
Grasenloil, A 1506.
Gratefige, sheriff of London, A 1622.
Graundcurt, de, A 440. 507, 741.
Graunfrey, A 1336.
Graunge, atte, C 350, 354, 1136, 1363, 1683.
Graungere, provost of Yeovil, B 1520.
Graunt, B 494.
, le, A 487.
Granntcurt, de, A 127.
Grava, de, A 48.
Grave, de la, B 8.
Gravele, de, A 1030, 1065.
Graven!, de, A 492.
Gravesend, de, A 720 j B 1221.
Gray, C 1088.
, de, A 153.
canon of York, B 575.
, le, C 932, 951, and see Grey.
Graystok, A 686.
Great Seal, the Keeper of the, A 634, 643,
tind see Awdeley.
Grece, B 1692.
Gregori, Gregory, B 312, 319 ; C 126.
, son of, C 1726.
Greiby, master of the hospital of the Holy
Trinity without Northampton, C 197.
321, 748, 1772.
Greinvil, de, A 20.
Grendon, B 1736.
de, A 1597, 1598, 1595; B 1312,
1645, 1720, 1721, 1730-1733, 1736-
1738, 1741, 1743, 1753, 1754.
Grene, B 30, 103, 593, 768, 985. 999, 1001,
1008, 1443, 1516, 1523, J524, 1710;
C 172,316, 341, 403, 488, 597, 855,
1105, 1168, 1358.
, ad, B 1155.
atte, C 178.
, del, A 327.
, de la, A 1158, 1179, 1393 ; B 560.
, othe, B 132.
of Belton, on the, B 376.
GrenehiU, C 1507.
, de, C 1254.
Grenelaue, B 571.
Grenewiz, do, A 961.
Gresel, lord of, C 839.
Greseley, Gresley, B 80; C 735.
Greswold, C 212.
Crete, le, A 112; B 375.
Gretewrye, de, B 222, 226, 234, 346.
, in Atteneston,' de, B 20, 21.
Greve, B 998, 1001.
de, C 1463.
Greve], A 925 ; C 979, 1150.
Grevill, A 935, 939 ; B 280, 419.
Grevyle, B 257-259, 510-512 ; C 377.
Grewe, B 1010.
Grey, A 551, 1523, 1544 ; B 562, 104 ; C 80,
213, 562, 819, 929, 1297, 1358.
, de, A 1242; B 472; C 283,342,
498, 830, 1777.
, late lord Ferrers of Groby, B 104.
, of, lord of Codenore, B 1711.
, lord of Ruthven, C 687, 828, 1087.
, la, C 940.
, le, C 821, 885, 932, 951.
lady, A 935.
, lord, A 547.
, lord of Lysley.B 1496.
Greyby, C 1102.
"master of St David's Hospital by
Kingsthorp, C 163, 1102.
de, C 1616.
Greye, le, C 1004.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
665
Greyndone, Greyndun, de, B 1662, 1663, 1753,
1754.
Greynfield, B 857.
Greynville, de, A 1450.
Greystock, de, steward of the King's Chamber,
A 1430.
Grice, A 709-711.
Griffyn, C 613, 1269.
Griffith, B 982.
, ap, C 219,226,268.
Grigge, B 31.
Grikke, A 182.
Grimbald, A 1204.
Grimet, A 275, 283, 373, 377.
Grimoldby, C 1209.
Grimsby, abbot of, C 1489.
Grimseote, de, A 1442.
, lord of, C 772.
Grimstede, de, B 1471.
Grinnard, A 857.
Grome, B 1378.
Gromelyn, C 1419, 1435.
Gross, A 477 ; B 99 ; O 5006.
de, C 506, 1013.
, le, ASH, C 2, 199, 267, 639, 969,
1353, 1392.
Grose, B 992-994.
Grosewold, de, C 203.
Grosmont, de, A 930.
Grove, B 868 ; C 226, 258, 1570.
atte, C 1437.
Grovebury, prior of, B 1367.
Groveherst, B 1522 ; O 1153, 1156.
Grovesende, de, C 89.
Growche, B 880.
Grubbe, A 1396 ; B 1353.
Gruffyth, ap, C 644.
Grundewell, de, A 512.
Grune, B 1522.
Gryce, A 703.
Gryfion, C 1102.
Gryffyn, C 1442, 1709.
Gryffyth, B 998.
Grygge, Grygges, C 794, 1319, 1453.
Grym, B 1390, 1194, 1418, 1756 ; C 20, 66,
592, 598, 612, 1037, 1391, 1686.
Grymbald, A 67, 966 ; C 1336.
Grymbaut, A 1221.
Grymet, A 332, 367, 846.
Grymmcscote, lord of, C 772.
Gryndecobbe, C 1468.
Grys, le, A 441.
Gryswolde, C 1403.
Grytford,A1329.
Grytwyng, B 708.
Guarin, son of, B 658.
Gubbe, C 855.
Gubiun, A 816.
Guernsey, warden of, O 1 1 23.
Guher, A 259.
Guiun, A 41,42, 49.
Gulafre, B 353.
, de, A 501.
Gulbyn, C 463.
Guldeford, de, B 193.
Guile, A 1787.
Gully, A 1, 185 j B 1078.
Gulofre, C 93, 1633.
Gumecestre, de, Abbot of Ramsey, A 1275 ;
B 1064, and see Gomecestre.
Gundeville, de, B 1583.
Gunnyldthwayt, lord of, C 1389.
Gnnton, B 1038, 1039.
Gupill, le, B 189.
Guppeye, C 328.
Gurdlere, sheriff of London, A 1500.
Gurmundele, B 1274.
, de, B 1573.
Gurnay, B 991.
the King's squire, A 1554.
, de, A 504.
Gurneys, de, B 1426.
Guseak, C 27.
Gutestelton, de, A 72.
Guvyz, de, A 942.
Guybon, C 1643.
Gwyn, C 1452.
Gwyney, A 850, 853, 881.
Gy, B186.
Gybbes, C 410.
Gyes, C 659.
Gybbis, C 1126.
Gybelot, C 960, 1718, 1720.
Gybes, C 1326.
Gybetrake, de, A 728, 828.
Gybons, Gybuns, B 179 ; C 315.
Gyddyngg, de, A 1296.
Gyffard, A 933, 942.
Gylberd, B 68.
Gyle, B 649.
Gyleman, B 1662.
Gylle, A453j O 512, 594.
Gyllyng, C 239.
Gylmyn, B 1133, 1262, 1268.
Gylnot, C 675.
Gylot, C 1300.
Gyneye, de, C 966, 1013, 1353, 1759.
Gyng, de, A 732.
Gynges, de, A 757, 764, 796.
Gynour, B 1230.
Gynur, le, A 1702.
Gypewyz, Gypeswyz, de, A 1489, 1490, 1512.
Gysburn, de, A 417.
Gyse, de, A 13, 349, 519.
Gysors, Gysortz, de, mayor of London,
A 1646, 1794.
Gyssyng, B 1096.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
H
Eache, B 1005.
, atte, A 672; C 364.
de, B 616, 1059, 1307.
Hachedee, A 398.
Hachet, A 1563.
Hackire, C 1263.
Haclenton, de, B 127.
Haclint', de, B 214.
Haclynton, de, C 1584.
Hacolt, de, A 132.
Haeon, Hacun, A 108, 303, 1070, 1075, 1078,
1085, 1089, 1092, 1093, 1109,.1167.
Haddele, C 364.
Haddesley, A 710.
Haddon, B 987 ; C 132, 274.
, de, B 696, 713.
Hsdel'.de, A 499.
Hadestoke, C 1172.
, de, C 10, 971, 1656.
, de, alderman of London, A 1640,
1648, 1708, 1776, 1778, 1783.
Hadharn, de, A 1690.
Hadleigh, alias Horold, B 1099.
Hadloo, de, C 438.
Hagar, A 978, 1133.
Hagge, A 900.
Haggele, C 803.
Hagham, de, B 919, 921, 977, 979.
Haghe, B 1084.
Haghton, C 59.
Hagon, B 1710.
Hailhull, de, A 218.
Haisand, de, A 1330.
Hairun, de. See Heiran.
Hakeburne, de, A 1777.
Hakepruest, B 1054.
Hakeston, B 682.
Haket, A 928.
Hakun, A 304, 306, 307, 994, 1181.
Haldenby, C 363.
Haldene, de, A 1465.
recorder and alderman of London,
A 1500, 1572 ; B 1759, 1760.
Haldeyn, C 230, 989.
Hale, A 667.
, atte, A 465, 1471, 1525 ; B 595.
de, A 1215, 1269, 1272, 1273;
B 1552, 1553, 1562.
, dela, BUS.
, in le, B 283.
, in the, B 1417.
, Ithe, A 469, and see Aulft, de.
Haleford, de, C 141.
Hales, A 836.
.Attorney General, A 643, 1543, 1566.
, prior of the hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, B 568.
, de, A 1656 ; B 575 ; C 803.
Halesdon, de, A 538.
Halghton, de, C 1087.
Haliday, C 1072.
Haliwell, de, A 1246, 1298, 1705 ; B 1550,
and see Halywell.
Halle, A 1248; B 880, 970, 1061; C 583,
723, 825, 866, 994, 955, 1160.
, atte, B 268, 1561 ; C 9, 83, 1300.
, at the, C 58, 1069, 1330.
,dela,C 1 485, and see Hale. Aula,dc.
, del, A 262.
Hailing, B 397, 402, 403, 405, 414.
, de, B 388, 392, 396, 400, 406, 1225.
Hallinggeberri, de, A 1570.
Hallyn. See Hailing.
Halmar, Halmares, C 324, 1189.
Halpeny, B 859.
Haloward, C 150.
Halstead, Halsted, de, A 214, 810, 915.
Halstode, C 1352.
Halstowe, de, C 1204.
Halton, C 588, 737, 751, 904, 967, 1345.
sheriff o£ London, A 1792.
, de, C 68.
Halum, de, C 1206.
Halwell, prioress of. See Halywell.
Halwyll, C 512.
Halys, B 991, 992.
Halywell, de, A 1214; B 1551, 1559.
, prioress of, C 87, 153, 215, and tee
Haliwell.
Ham, de, B 1003.
Hamalt, C 1539.
Hambery, C 1261.
Hamber', de, B 102.
Hamden, C 330, 634.
Hamelak, lord of, A 321 ; B 221, and tee
Bos, de ; Koos, de.
Hamelton, de, A 237 ; B 207.
Hamely, C 1119, 1272, 1279.
Hamelyn, A 1425; B 1364.
Hamilton, de, B 212, 216.
Hamirton, de, A 1288, 1289.
Hamlyn, A 610, 615.
Hamme, B 1605, 1628, 1633.
, de, A 1708; B 650, 1003, 1098,
1627, 1658, 1720, 1721.
Hammez, de, B 1795.
Hamo, son of, A 942, and see Heymo.
Hamon, B 1684.
Hamond, Hamound, B 1271 ; C 215, 415,
788, 796, 1642.
, sheriff of London, A 1629, 1732.
, mayor of London, A 1606, and see
Hamund.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
667
Hampden, B 1452; C 1229, 1262, 1541.
, sheriff of Beds and_Bucks, C 1687.
Hampkyn, A 1536.
Hampstede, B 1465.
, de, B 1779.
Hampton, B 1389, 1436, 1566; C 183, 593,
678,831, 1278.
, de, A 1454; B 1626, 1694; C 658.
, in Nedengwrth, de, B 1550, 1551.
Hamson, A 344, 698, 702.
Hamton, de, B 1454, 1776.
Hamtona, de, A 244, and see Hampton.
Hamud', B 1238.
Hamuiid, A 1818, 1819; B 1320; C 205.
, sheriff of London, A 1472, and see
Hamond.
Hamvyle, de, C 515.
Hanampstede, de, C 123, 1722.
Hanbury, de, B 651.
Hanchicche, C 492.
Hancock, Hancoke, A 205, 849 ; B 833.
Haudlo, de, A 215.
Handy, B 850, 855.
Hane, C 676.
Hanedford, de, A 1443.
Hanhampsted, C 472.
Haningefeld, Haningfold, de, A 236, 765.
Haningfeud, de, A 524.
Hankeford, C 68.
Hanlay, Hanley, A 278 ; C 1397.
, de, A 279, 356, 357, 365.
Hanlo, de, A 441.
Hanlon, de, A 67.
Hanmar, Hanmer, B 255, 256, 280 ; C 493,
898.
Hansard, A 1416.
Hanselin, C 1206.
Hanyn, C 476, 1618.
Hanyng, C 187.
Hapeldrefeud, de, C 438.
Happesford, Hapsford, B 362, 363, 1044. 1047,
1048, 1056.
Haradon, prior of the House of the Holy
Trinity, London, A 1759.
Harang, B 946.
Harberd, alias Helbe, C 910.
Harby, A 652.
Harcourt, C 738.
Hardebur1, de, A 514.
Hardell, B 879, 880.
, mayor of London, A 1476, 1509;
C 1202.
, sheriff of London, A 1807.
Harden, de, C 1221.
Harderne, de, C 404.
Hardewyn, B 1194.
Hardi, A 1235.
Harding, A 56, 140; B217.
, son of, A 892.
Hardredeshull', HardreshuT, de, B 184, 856.
Hardwyne, A 606, 618-620.
Hardy, A 1254, 1255.
Hardyke, A 1435.
Hardyng, B 984, 1001, 1495, 1638, 1666,
1690, 1692, 1734, 1746, 1757, 1758,
1776; C 1, 16, 620,895.
Harecourte, C 1294, 1301.
Harecurt, de, A 1056, 1407.
Haregreve, A 191.
Hareng, B 1239-1242.
Harewell, C 1778.
, de, C 1631.
Harewold, de, C 1254.
Hargrave, B 1094,
, de, B 584.
Harlaunde, de, B 797.
Harley, de, B 1324, 1374 ; C 1087.
Harlyng, B 1772.
Harman, B 1000.
Harnhulle, de, C 871.
Harocurt, de, A 1665.
Harold, C 667.
Harom, de, A 276.
Harovedon, de, A 10.
Harpecote, B 792, 805, 814.
Harpeden, de, C 1595.
Harpele, B 1245.
Harpere, C 219, 226, 258, 443, 1490, 1637.
, de Horsebrok, le, C 29.
, le, C 652.]
Harpesfeld, de, A 1038.
Harpfeud, de, A 1064.
Harpour, Harpur, A 490, 639 ; C 354, 1363.
le, C 213, 320, 362, 1277.
Harreis, C 99, 544.
Harrow, C 1323.
Harryes, Harrys, C 146, 459, 1744.
,alias Barker, B 703.
Hartlow, C 1734.
Harum, B 1493.
Harvyscombe, A 680.
Harwedon, de, A 251, 921.
Harwell, B 181.
Haryngton, B 251.
Haryong, A 1594.
Hasard, C 490, 646, 1239.
Haseclyfe, C 579.
Hash, C 943.
Hasley, C 829, 922.
Hastang, A 921, 927.
,de,B 955.
Hasteler, alias Prudde, C 1026.
Hasting, de, A 784.
Hastings, Hastingges, Hastyng, Hastynges,
Hastyngs, de, A 279, 290, 334, 356,
361,420, 492, 503, 549, 696, 708, 717,
784,790,811, 912, 975, 979; C 183.
, lord, A 715.
, Wayford and Ruthyn, lord, C 1281,
and see Pembroke, e»rl of.
663
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Hasteleyn, 8 874, 876.
Hastiller, C 1026.
Hasylden, C 288.
Hatfeld, Hathfeld, de, A 542, 776, 1535, 1707.
Hatfield Regis, prior of, A 508, 514.
Hathcote, C 1194.
Hathewy, B 514, 1412.
Hatte, B 1185.
Hatton, de, A 190.
Hauch, C 1625.
Haudewyne, B 83.
Hauekere, le, A 1199, 1208.
Hauekeserde, de, C 400.
Hauekestan, de, C 1535.
Haughton, C 674, 824, 1304, 1711.
Hauker, le, A 1205, 1306.
Haukeston, de, C 941,993.
Haukyn, A 1508.
Haukyns, B 1131.
Haukysby, C 1289.
Haulegh, C 1108.
Haulo, de, A 463.
Haunsanl, B 958, 1342.
.sheriff of London, A 1472, 1629, 1732.
Hauselin, B 22.
Haute, B 1408 ; O 1230.
, de, B 1493.
Hauteyn, sheriff of London, A 1625, 1706 ;
C 21.
, alderman of London, A 1472.
Hautre, C 1484.
Hauvile, de, A 1614; C 656.
Hauwrdin, sheriff of Chester, B 1156.
Hauys, B 199.
Hareldon, de, C 1158.
Haverell, de, alderman of London, A 1499.
Haveresham, de, C 194.
Haverhell, Haverhill, Haverhull, de, A 734,
811, 830, 1474, 1639, 1511, 1661, 1677,
1684.
Treasurer of the King, A 729, 806,
1470.
, sheriff of London, A 1502.
Havering, de, A 1491, 1668.
Haversam, Haveraham, de, A 96, 180.
Haveryngge, de, C 1250.
Haveryngton, de, A 1662.
Havil, de, A 435.
Havyn, de, B 370, 372.
Haward, lord of Haward, B 475, 510.
Hawbburgh, C 1105
Hawe, B 550 ; C S64, 638, 679, 1238, 1436.
Hawkeston, de, C 730.
Hawkins, Hawkyns, B 142 ; C 1684.
Hawot, de, C 789.
Haxay, A 1537.
Haxeforde, B 1432.
Hay, A 363, 554 ; B 524, 525, 547, 551, 553,
556, 557, 558, 565, 577, 583. 587.
.., atte, B 1084.
Hay, de, A 283.
,del, B 1250.
dela, C 581,1185,1626.
, inle, C 1308.
Haya, de, B 1687.
,dela, A 936.
Haydok, C 777.
Haydon, A 651, 652 ; B 356, 1168, 1169.
Hayes, A 1552.
Hajman, C 642, 668, 740.
Haymerchant, the, A 1775, and see Fenarius.
Haynesson, C 980.
Haytfeld, C 12G6.
Hayton, C 471, 1084.
, de, B 1164.
Hayward, B 1078, 1080, 1514; C 415, 646,
1239, and see Heyward.
, alias Martyn, C 917.
Haywode, C 801, 810.
, de, B 932.
Heam, A 1687.
Heavere, de, A 763.
Hec, del, A 1125.
Hecche, de, B 197.
Hecham, de, A 724, 1801.
Hecheman, C 333.
Hedcorne, B 638.
Hedene, C 357.
Hedersete, de, C 1367.
Hedewyn, de, B 726.
Hcdey, C 1 86.
Hedone, de, A 349.
Heend, B 1053, 1055.
Heggyngworth, C 835, 915.
Hegham, de, A 430 ; B 607, 608, 1608.
Hegman, C 1636.
Heigate, A 835.
Heigham, C 872, 1105.
Heighehouse, C 1093.
Heighson, B 907, 908.
Heilot, C 1048.
Heir, le, A 115. 1295.
the, A 1250.
Heire,A 1207.
Heiroun, Heirun, A 1693; C 41.
, de, A 1478-1480, 1482, 1483, 1688,
1730.
Hckfiney.de, A 1326.
Hela, de, B 352.
Helbe, alias Harberd, C 910.
Hele, C 1042.
Helder, C 1534.
le, B 522.
Heldiard, son of, A 474.
Hele, C 889, 1019, 1039, 1082.
Helewys, B 752, 761.
Helias, son of, B 1032.
Hflme, C 371, 1552.
,de, C 103, 1521.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
669
Helpestang, B 468.
Helpestone, de, C 1635.
Ilelpiston, de, B 1368.
Helthe, ate, B 1110.
Hely, de, A 1477.
Helyland, de, A 1744.
Helyas, B 834.
Helyer, C 1225.
Hembrey, B 872, 873.
Hemedge, A 697.
Hemegrave, de, C 1271.
Hemelamstude, dc, A 1174.
Hemeuhale, A 1606.
,de, B 1256; C 664.
Hemmingeford, de, A 1195, 1242, 1243,
. 1250, 1366.
Hemmyng, A 74 j C 252.
Henbury, A 1553,1559.
Henclyf, C 1690.
Hende, mayor of London, C 1722.
Hendon, B 864.
, de, A 1496, 1809.
Hendre, C 1702.
Hendune, de, A 438.
Henges, de, A 1448.
Hengham, de, A 176, 251.
Heningfeld, de, A 1352.
Henle, alias Lucas, C 416.
Henleston, de, A 258.
Henley, C 635, 1684, 1742.
Hennege, A 704.
Henrison, A 278, A 356, 358, 365.
Henry, C 1740.
sou of, A 961, 967, 1014, 1184, 1575 ;
B 14G4; C 1572, 1666.
Henry I., late king of England, A 231, 892,
942.
II., A 892.
III., A 403, 892, 910, 1020, 1757.
IV., A 229, 849, 1424.
V., A 229; C 1687.
VIL, A 654, 661 ; C 872.
VIII., A 1402, 1403, 1543.
, prince, son of king John, A 248.
Henxstworth, C 814.
Henyngham, A 803, and see Wykes, prioress
of.
Heot, A 583.
Hepham, de, A 1454.
Hepworth, C 1596,
, de, C 310, 864, 1254.
Herberd, or Herbord, B 249, 250, 300, 305,
325,327,349, 1190.
Herbert, son of, A 246.
Herbeshorne, B 307.
Herchecoth, de, A 1305.
Herde, A 826 ; B 1303.
, le, A 446.
Herdgrave, A 662.
Herdwic, Herdwik, Herdwyc, Herdwyk, de,
A 1251, 1366; B 1285, 1295, 1344.
Here, B 30.
Hereberd, B 433.
Herebert, sou of, B 51.
Hereford, C 505.
, de, A 1255, 1396.
, alderman of London, A 1607.
, bishop of, A 354; B 409 ; C 316,
1532.
, canons of. B 409, 426.
chapter of, B 94.
cathedral, precentor of, B 199.
, dean of, B 426, and see Prophete.
, dean and chapter of, B 484.
, earl of, A 354.
, mayor of, C 172, 471.
, sheriff of, B 354, 404.
Hereman, B 1163, 1179, 1181, 1183.
Heres, A 1250, and see Heir, Eyre.
Herevy, B 686.
Hereward, A 468, 1114; B 391, 407.
Herford, C 1125.
de, A 1207.
Herhyth, de, A 1207.
Bering, C 578.
Herizum, B 9.
Herkestede, de, C 844, 847.
Herl, le, B 975.
Herlawe, de, A 472, 774, 805.
Herle, de, A 139.
Herleston, alias Bond, C 1231
Herleye, de, 1263.
Herlingdon, B 236, 286.
Hcrlyngfletes, de, C 1271.
Herman, B 186.
Hermer, B 137.
Hernald, son of, A 1414.
Herne, B 869, 1599.
Herneys, C 828.
Hernis, B 1059, 1188.
Herold, son of, A 1688.
Heron, B 1458 ; C 246, 410.
Heroun, C 187.
Herpenham, de, C 207.
Herrauf, A 781.
Herrald, B 1011.
Herryes, B 1495.
Herryng, C 734, 1214.
Hersow, C 1462.
Herat, C 1193.
Hersynge, C 1651.
, de, C 1166.
Hert, A 859, 1138, 1340, 1594) B 59, 900,
1024, 1116,1118, 1120-1124; C 481,
929, 1142,1693.
, alias Barbour, B 897.
, le, B 1273; C 1697.
Hnrtel, de, A 760.
Herteley, de, A 253.
Hertesboy, B 294.
Hertford, de, A 303 ; 8 359 ; C 1079.
670
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Hertford, provost of, A 972.
Hertfordingburi, de, A 1023.
Hertle, A 152.
Hertley, C 240.
Hertwell, de, B 1455.
Hertyshorn, B 719.
Hervey, son of, A 389, 413, 415.
Herri, A 493.
, mayor of London, A 1512, 1620,
1778,1783; C 1609.
Hervy, A 1515; B 1007.
.„ , precentor of Hereford Cathedral,
B 199.
Herward, A 476, 1227 ( B 996-997.
Heryeth, C 1394.
Hese, C 30.
Heseldene, de, A 261, 418.
Heseleie, de, A 203.
Heseloure, de, B 183.
Hesfeld, de, C 418.
Hesilwodd, C 1507.
Heslarton, Heslerton, de, A 290, 361.
Hesseby, de, B 1027.
Host, de, B 648.
Hesyll, C 1193.
, d«, B 752, 753, 756.
Hetfeld, de, A 739.
Hetford, de, A 812.
Heth, C 778, 846.
, atte, B 1110, 1465.
Hethes, atte, B 1465.
Heton, de, C 1626.
Helte, de, B 452.
Heuene, C 863.
Heunelade, A 248, and see Evenlade.
Heuster, A 1466, 1544.
le, B 80.
Heved, A 530; C 1264.
Heveldere, A 1675.
Herenyngham, A 834.
, de, C 1255.
Hever, C 668, 715, 740.
Hewel, C 7, 8, 211, 241.
Hewester, Hewster, A 1457,1459, 1460,1523,
1556.
Hewyns, C 1698.
Hexsham, de, A 416.
Hexstall, B 1299; C 216, 341, 353, 403, 405,
431.
Heyborne, C 1207.
Heydene, de, A 993, 1125.
Heydok, B 1244.
Heydon', A 650 ; B 819, 987, 1244.
Heye, C 777.
, de, A 502.
Heygate, A 634, 635, 835, 836.
Heygnes, C 238.
Heyham, B 317.
Heyl', de, B 1619.
Heylesdon, de, C 716.
Heylot, C 506, 1048.
Heyman, C 715.
Heymo, son of, A 942, and see Hamo.
Heymor, O 619.
Heymundcote, de, B 1576.
Heyne, C 568.
Heynefeld, de, A 1356.
Heyning, de, B 1152.
Heynns, B 848.
Heyre, B 1 1 37, and see Heir, Eyre, Heres.
Heyrun, de, A 765, and see Heirun.
Heyse, de la, A 531, 731, 815.
Heytmundegrare, de, A 1252.
Heyurson, B 1786.
Heyward, C 1246, 1329, 1449.
, le, C 906, and see Hayward.
Heywood, C 249.
Heywode, alias Kyng, C 1195, and see
Haywode.
Hiard, A 790.
Hicehe, C 359.
Hicches, A 554.
Hichecoke, C 180, 390, 626, 683.
Hichecokkes, C 1402.
Hicheman, C 1297.
Hichintone, de, A 994.
Hichuscokes, B 411.
Hickesou, B 1536.
Higham, C 1105, 1297.
Highworth, B 1435.
Hihenton, de, B 158.
Hikeford, de, A 213.
Hikkes, C 904.
Hilbrond, C 1580.
Hilde, B 18.
Hildeborn or Hildebure, master of the Hospital
of the Holy Trinity without Northamp-
ton, C 1236, 1446.
Hildegar, A 1251, 1382.
Hildesham, B 907, 908.
Hilgar, son of, A 848.
Hill, A 1594; C 303, 682, 738, 1104, 1127.
, del, C 166, 643, 685, 720, 805, 958,
1018, 1575.
, master of the house of St. Thomas of
Acres, London, C 1736, and see Hyll.
Hiltoft, A 1595, 1600.
Hinkeleya, de, B 1424, 1425.
Hinton, de, A 184 ; B 875.
Hirst, de, A 1239.
Hirton, de, A 265.
Hispania, Hispannia, de, A 426, 454, 471,
766, 1621, 1657, 1660, and see
Espannia, Yspania.
Ho, de, A 100, 814, 1617, 1666, and see
Mareschal, le.
Hobart, C 1550.
Hobbecokes, B 606.
Hobbes, C 112, 1312.
Hobbis alias Alcook, C 1580.
Hobbus, C 247.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
671
Hobregg', de, B 1068.
Hobrige, de, A 831.
Hobson, B 1158.
Hocculton, de, B 927.
Hochede, A 240, 393, 413, 415.
Hocheman, B 223.
Hockele, de, A 1419.
Hoclyve, C 781.
Hodamys, B 990.
Hoddesdon, B 562.
Hode, A 735.
Hodebo , de, C 1645.
Hodell, C 312.
Hodelyve, A 1, 185.
Hodenet, B 696.
Hodeng", de, A 797.
Hodenho, de, A 1175.
Hodenhulle, lord of, B 1575.
Hoderod, de, C 1575.
Hodeston, B 474.
Hodineth, B 849.
Boding, de, A 28, 30, 46, 756.
Hodleghe, de, A 763.
Hodlo, B 1306.
Hody, C 175, 298, 913, 1145, 1170, 1700.
, Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
A 1594.
Hoese.de la, C 1555.
Hoggesworthespyte, C 722.
Hoggys, C 751.
Hoigge, B 451, 1262, 1265, 1268.
Hoke, Hok', B 579, 869, 1314 ; C 1543.
Hokelton, de, B 929.
Hokes, de, A 133, 136.
Hokintone, de, A 241.
Holand, A 235 ; C 124, and see Exeter,
Duke of.
Holbech, A 1758, 1812 ; C 1(576.
, de, C 781.
, alias Southern, A 1762.
Holcombe, alias Onstye, C 1053.
Holdeng, de, A 29.
Holdfeld, del, C 685.
Holdy, A 1233.
Hole, B 262.
de, A 1453.
Holege, A 1573.
Holebroc, Holebrok, de, A 919 ; C 171, 204,
517.
Holebrook, le, A 526.
Holecote, de, B 1697.
Holewey, C 158.
Holgell, Holgill. £. C92, 697.
Eolgote, B 426.
Holgyll, A 683.
Holiewelle, A 1408.
Holland, lord of, C 533.
Holle, A 1082.
Holler, C461.
Holme, C 1275, 1754.
Holme, de, C 104.
Holond, C 1193.
Holt, B 1432.
, de, A 249, 250, 927, 934 ; B 658.
, dele, C 1070.
Holteby, de, B 279.
Holwey, C 877, 1531.
Holyer, B 103.
Holy Trinity at Kingsthorp without North-
ampton, master of the Hospital of the.
See Kingsthorp.
, London, canons of, A 496, 500, 721,
723, 733, 735.
, ,priorof. See Index of Places.
HomTrod, at, C 982.
Homylle, B 614.
Honhuz, de, A 918.
Honilane, de, C 69.
Honiton, dean of, C 650.
Hontingfend, de, A 13.
Hony, C 1137.
Honylove, A 1429.
Honymauger, B 1205.
Hoo, A 650 ; B 948, 980 ; C 240, 828.
, de, B 1066, 1626 ; C 60.
atte, C 528.
, in the, C 300.
Hooge, A 970.
Hook, B 63, 873.
, at, B 638.
Hoope, B 951.
Hoore, B 426 ; C 1528.
Hope, C 949, 950, 951, 957 ; C 756.
Hoper, C 142, 502, 717, 1728.
Hopilonde, de, B 952.
Hopkins, Hopkyns, B 796 ; C 1579.
Hopkynson, C 1217.
Hopton, A 648.
, de, B 1673.
Horbelee, de, A 771.
Hordhulle, lord of, B 1594.
Hordyr, le, B 1413.
Hore, A 1201 ; B 426, 907 ; C 11, 366, 497,
822, 935, 1305, 1414, 1528, 1579, 1699.
, alias Bui, C 1714.
le, B689; 023,213, 227, 283,327,
342, 354, 666, 857, 954, 1003, 1339,
1363, 1572.
Horebiri, de, A 305, 318.
Horepol', de, B 646.
Horeseye, de B 1511.
Horewode, de, A 1174.
Horkele, de, C 1763.
Hormade, de, A 1187.
Hormede Parva, de, A 1177.
Horn. A 455, 971 ; B 55, 701, 719, 806, 956,
1667, 1707 ; C 1257, 1458, 1656, 1286.
alderman of London, C 872, 1590.
sheriff of London, A 1516, 1620
1652; C 1609.
Horneby, C 82, 777.
672
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Horneby, mayor of Coventry, 8 1U44, 1056.
Hornieot, de, A 1305.
Hornse, B 355.
Hornynglie, de, C 966.
Horold. A 40.
, alias Hadleigh, B 1099.
Horrebi, de, A 203, and tee Chester, justiciary
of.
Horsebrok, de, C 29.
Horseden, Horsedenden, de, A 1027, 1075,
1079.
Horseley, B 1042.
Horsey, B 857.
Horshull, C 832, 1337.
Horslay, A 636.
Horsley, B 924.
Horsmau, B 1 763.
HorsuU, de, A 147.
Horton, B 362, 363 ; C 884, 1060, 1075, 1203.
, de, C 161, 769, 1623.
Horwode, C 100, 881.
Hosdeng, de, A 496.
Hosebonde, sheriff of London, A J719.
Hosekin, C 1349.
Hotale, B 273.
Hotham, Hothom, de, A 334, 356, 420.
Hothot, de, A 1332.
Hothum, de, A 279.
, bishop of Ely, C 1755.
Hotoft, C 1358.
Hoton, B 924, 1353.
de, A 368.
Hotost, Hotot, A 765, 1126, 1222, 1315.
1324, 1325.
, de, A 1221.
Houberk, C 1366.
Houcton, de, B 1485, 1552.
, sheriff of Huntingdon, A 1363.
Houden, C 1466.
Houdlo, de, B 1344.
Houdy, C 173.
Houesora, de, A 383.
Hougbton, de, A 1369, 1561; C 1594.
Houk, de, B 520.
Houlet, C 1442.
Houmfrey, B 1575.
Household, the King's, steward of, A 1432,
and see Damory.
Housom, C 1756.
Housum, de, A 266, 292, 300, 301, 368, and
see Ilusom.
Houte, le, A 1017.
Houton, de, A 76, 1204, 1751 ; C 1107.
Houtotes, C 794.
Houyn, B 1485.
Hovel, A 773 ; C 890.
Hoverbronham, de, B 741, 742.
Howard, C 845.
, earl of Surrey, A 1402, 1403.
Howchyn, B 983.
Howcot, B 1684.
Howe, A 998 ; C 31, 529.
Howcll, C 114.
Howes, C 1617.
Howin, A 1316.
Bowman, A 173 ; C 708.
Howse, A 1427.
Hoxehawe, de, A 1697.
Hoxm', prior of, C 468.
Hoxtone, de, A 1741.
Hoxum, A 630.
Hoys, B 1549.
Hoy vile, Hoyvyle, B 1390 ; C 1383.
Huband, B 163-165.
Hubbe, C 1626.
Hubord, B 32 ; C 133,
Hubert, A 228 ; B 356, and see Canterbury,
archbishop of.
, chamberlain to Queen Matilda,
A 827, 1042, 1043.
Huchen, A 1566.
Huchtred, A 1061.
Huddesfeld, Huddesfild, C 59, 1230, 1544,
1721.
Hude, atte, 52.
Hudgeson, C 796.
Huet, B 857, 1125, 1126, 1130.
Hugenden, de, A 240.
Hug^eford, B 140.
Hugh, son of, A 488, 786, 1769 ; B 151.
Hughelot, B 1602, 1611.
Hugeson, C 1101.
Huirer, le, A 18, and see Huyrer.
Hul, de le, B 959.
Hulbe, A 1689.
Hulcok, C 1429.
Hulecote, de, B 847.
Hull, A 655, 1468, 1523, 1544,1556,1558,
1665; B 180, 274, 2S5, 394; C 315,
448, 452, 613, 692, 879, 1041, 1357.
alias Fouler, A 1555, 1557.
, atte, A 949-955, 1604, 1758,1812;
B 1621, 1677.
, de, A 253, 278,356,358, 365; B371.
, del, B 922.
de la, A 1765,1768; B 657, 674,
891, 1295; C 1012.
, upe, B 598,604-6.
Hulmo, de, B 466.
Hulpe, A 875, 894.
Hulot, C 366, 1305.
Hulton, C 497, 954.
Hulyn, alderman of London, C 1171.
Humbr,' de, B 1097.
Humenhal, de, C 1648.
Humforde, de, A 427.
Humfrey, A 551, 1228.
, son of, A 185; C 159.
Humphrey, Prince, B 1451.
Hundesfeld, de, B 632.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
673
Hune, de, B 1059.
Hungerford, A 670 ; B 1465; O 80, 667,
1104, 1502, 1549, 1724.
, lord, C 273.
Hungertona, de, B 385.
Hunne, A 1611.
Hunspill', prior of Brommore, B 95.
Hunt, A 59, 154, 159, 186, 556, 1337, 1522,
1797; B 13, 140, 571, 1045, 1173,
1383; C 55, 486, 714, 1032, 1078,
1708.
alias Scherman, or Sharman, A 668,
678.
steward of St. Peter's, Westminster,
A 1464.
le, B 1582; C 510.
Bunteley, C 100.
Hunter, the, B 253, and see Venator.
Huntingdon, A 1227.
, earl of, A 235 ; B 512, 667, and see
Clinton, de ; Holand.
, sheriff of, A 1195, 1285, 1363, and
see Colne, de ; Houcton, de.
Huntingefeld, do, A 519.
Hunton, B 1148.
Huntyndon, A 558, 834; C 920, 1122,
abbot of Ramsey, B 1554.
Hupham, de, B 375.
Hiippahille, C 89.
Huptun, de, A 176.
Hurescarle, B 1307.
Hurleston, A 1368 ; B 139.
Hume, de la, B 1689.
Hurry, O 930.
Huscarl, Huscharl, A 1760, 1761, 1817 ;
B 1172.
Huse, A 979.
Husee, A 959.
, Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
C 1700.
Chief Justice of the Common Fleas,
C 913, 1145, 1170.
Husey, Huseye, A 714, 715 ; B 57.
.lord, A 714.
Huskarle, B 629.
Husom, de, A 270, 271, 296, 832, and let
Housum.
Husse, C 1111.
Husseburne, de, A 242; B 1371.
Hussehury, de, A 996.
Hussey, C 1549.
Hussy, A 845.
Huswyffe, C 528.
Button, de, A 193.
Huwel, C 214.
Huyde, C 890.
Huyse, C 716.
Hnyrer, le, C 1202.
Hwel, le, aliai Bacer, C 610, 621.
Hwet, warden of Guernsey, O 1188.
a 53524.
Uwite, B 1751.
, le, A 451.
Hwitford, de, B 766.
Hwitlok, B 1611.
Hychecok, B 1378 ; C 308, 708, 1673, 1743.
Hychecokkes, C 1402.
Hychehurst, B 1078, 1080.
Hycheman, B 224, 1449.
Hychemon, B 1425, 1429, 1480.
Hyckys, C 1173.
Hyda, de, A 922 ; C 138.
, de la, A 1496; B 184.
Hyde, C 767, 786.
, ate, O 1508, 1525.
de la, A 949-955; B 891, 933,
935.
la, A 216.
en la Greve, de, B 414.
Hydemor, B 87.
Hydere, C 36.
Hydeyn, B 1017.
Hyelde, de la, A 109.
Hygecok, C 819.
Hygeneye, do, A 1282.
Hygyns, B 162.
Hykkes, C 967.
Hykson, B 708.
Hylbrond, C 1065.
Hyldrikesham, de, A 1122.
Hyll, B 66; C 127, 1213, 1565.
at, B 129.
, del, C 1331, 1723.
, warden of New College, Oxford,
B 473, 483, 490.
Hyller, A 1531.
Hylpe, A 890.
Hylton, alias Porter, B 1777.
Hynckeley, B 585.
Hyndale, de, C 871.
Hynde, B 1120, 1124-1126, 1128, 1130.
Hyndyston, C 127.
Hyne, C 647, 660, 693.
Hynkel, Hynkele, Hyukeloya, Hynkeleye, de,
B 223, 284, 1374, 1409, 1428-1430,
1449.
Hynton, C 217, 332, 1637.
', de, B 1026; C 652.
Hyntun.de, A 9 13.
Hyouves, C 797.
Hyspauia, de, A 426.
Hytchyn, de, B 823.
Hywet. See Huet.
Hywisse, de, B 1187, 1189.
Hywys, C 1560, 1561.
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674
INDEX OP PERSONS.
Idelot', B 1397.
Idonea, prioreia of St. Mary of Wykes
A 29.
Ifeld, de, C 535, 649.
Iham. C 240.
Ikenham, de, A 1535.
Ilberd, A 1797.
He, del, C 496.
Ilesford, de, A 496.
Ilfc-ld, B 1538.
Illebode, A 1611.
Illynge, A 661.
Illyngworth, B 1244.
Imbrege, de, A 1769.
Impington, B 1495.
Inge, A 930 ; C 1388.
Ingelose, de, C 707.
Ingelton, de, C 1533.
Ingepenne, de, C 207, 1221.
Ingeram, B 620.
Ingges, B 1025, 1023.
Ingham, de, C 1013.
Inglese, Inglose, de, C 867, 1481.
Ingram, B 536, 622, 628, 630 ; O 1339.
Ingulf, B 76.
InU'l, A 425, 454.
Inkepenne, de, C 195.
Inse, B 705, 816.
Imtyacre, C 911.
Insula, de, A 10, 199, 253, 353, 396,405,536,
738,795,919,1408,1411; B 117, 471,
506, 538, 689,|691, 851, 913, 1399;
C 159.
lord of Kingston and Bedon, C 934.
, alderman of London, A 1675, 1808.
constable of Windsor Castle, C 1555.
lusulic Domina, see Devon, countess of,
Inwyn, B 454.
Ipra, de, A 1043, 1050, 1051.
Iremongere, C 1286.
Irland, Irloud, de, A 1296.
sheriff of London, A 1471 ; C 1617.
Irmonger, le, C 148.
Irwilham, C 539.
Isaac, eon of, A 1478.
Isaak, B 957.
Isabel, late Queen of England, A 164, 222.
, son of, A 1641.
Iselep, A 1233.
Isham, de, A 10.
Isle, lady of the, B 596, 610, and see Devon,
countess of.
Isolde, B 1007.
Istetone, a, B 166, 167.
Ive, A 460, 473, 781, 783, 1505, 1593, 1797 ;
B 80 ; C 1016.
Iveray, C 653
Ives, B 1102.
Ivo, son of, A 1711, 1749, 1770; B 1054.
Ivy, B 1058.
Iwardeby, C 1181.
Iwet, C 494.
J.
Jabet, B 1544.
Jacob, A 810, 1237; B 32, 1046, 1718;
C 77, 627.
Jadewyne, C 27.
Jakelyn, Jakelyng, C 728, 1297.
Jakeman, B 669.
Jakes, B 268, 870; C 1576.
Jakeson, 1378.
Jambe, B 270.
James, C 163.
Janitor, A 829 ; B 929, 1051.
the, B 929, and see Porter.
Janyns, A 850, 900 ; B 793.
Jarden, A 1533, 1539, 1548.
Jardino, de, A 1390.
Jardyn, A 1320, 1321.
, de, A 933.
Jaskyn, C 1198.
Jassede, A 1390.
Jay, A 1804; B 1114.
Jaybien, C 1093, 1397.
Jankynes, C 1362.
Jefferay, C 915.
Jeffrey, fitz, C 429.
Jekes, Jekis, A 1220, 1221, 1222.
Jevan, up, C 644.
Jenney, A 647 ; B 1244.
Jenour, A 1431.
Jenyns, B 734.
Jermayn, C 86.
Jetor, C 73.
Jo v«u, le, A 296, B 582.
Jew, Jewe, C 272.
Jewels, master of the, A 643, and see Crum-
well.
Jews, justices of the, A 734, and see Sancto
Edmundo, de ; Newerk, de.
Joan, late Queen of England, B 631.
Joce, B 442.
, son of, alderman of London, A 1C25.
Jocelyn, A 1162.
son of, A 1498.
Joceram, earl, A 203.
Joel, A 208.
John, C 1105.
, late King of England, A 228, 248,
354, 403, 892, 1020, 1449, 1454, 1666.
, son of, A 287, 824, 1114, 113«, 1450,
1655, 1685; B 305, 5f.«, 975; C 827.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
675
John, sheriff of London, A 1626.
Johnson, A 547, 1420; C 196.
Joie, A 1498, 1654.
Joiiier, sheriff of London, A 1631.
Jolyf, Jolif, A 207; B 1315, 1723; C 243,
1233, 1287.
Jolynys, B 1315.
Jones, B 1566; C 458, 934, 1324.
Jonesone, B 145, 136.
Jonson, B 373 ; C 1332, 1598.
Joon, C 841.
Jope, B 807.
Jordan, Jordon, A 1 170 ; C 716.
Josep, C 114, 687, 1047, 1212, 1297.
Josselyn, B 157; C 1171.
, mayor of London, A 1071.
Jostlyn, A 722.
Joute, A 1266.
JoYene, le, sheriff of Bedfordshire, A 88.
Joye, A 1806, 1807, 1810 j B 1422 ; C 827.
Joyere, C 238.
Joynor, B 1303.
Judde, A 1200, 1202.
Juliana, son of, A 197.
Julien, alias Siriche, B 1005.
Julyon, B 1015.
alias Causton, B 1012.
Jurdan, Jurdon, A 1025, 1173; B 48, 122,
813, 1542; C 388,499, 1510.
Jurdanson, C 1332.
Justice, A 584, 594.
Justices in Eyre. See Eyre.
Justiciar of England, the, A 403, and see
Burgh, de.
Juren', le, sheriff of Bedford, A 128.
Juvene,B717, 1154.
Juxta Aquam, B 836, 839, and see Attwater.
K.
Kacttone, de, A 536.
Kaerdyn, A 1030.
Kaillewey, de, B 217.
Kakeport, de, A 762.
Ealest, de, A 238.
Kalne, de la, C 1393.
Kant, de, B 1708, 1709.
Kantelu, de, A 48.
Kapes, de, B 1377.
Kapetoft, de, A 376, and see Capetoft.
Kapis, de,B713.
Kardinan, de, A 1305.
Kardun, A 478.
Eareton, de, A 1444,
Earnayle, de la, B 1499.
Katermayn, C 857.
Katour, C 1558.
Kauz,de, B 1280, and see Calce, de.
Kavenidis.de, A 1009.
Kaye, prior of Erdbury, 8 1496.
Kaylok, C 680, 1029.
Kayly, B 100.
Kaynell, B 1595.
Kaynes, A 557, 558.
Kebbel, A 676, 685, 1819 i B 140.
Keble, A 648.
Kebull, B 1554.
Kechc, mayor of Marlborough, O 635.
Keel, le, B 1667.
Keersley, B 870.
Kegworth, de, prior of Chacombe, B 14.
Keke, B 1058.
Kcle, mayor of Wycombe, C 673, 1478.
Kelleseye, de, dean of the church of the
college of St. Mary of Leicester,
C 160.
Kellet, A 1561, 1565.
, de, B 648.
Kellevedeu, da, A 449.
Kelsall, A 583.
Kelseye, de, A 1126, 1127.
ICelshill, Kelshull, A 1797 ; C 328.
Kelsterne, de, A 1395.
Kelynghale, B 1388.
Kemesyngge, C 1655.
Kempe, B 895, 1677 ; C 620.
Kendale, A 1427 ; C 687, 828, 1047.
, de, A 1330, 1337 ; B 615.
Eenebald, A 22.
Kenebell, de, A 176.
Eenebolde, A 126.
Kenelm, A 986.
Kenet, Kenot, B 871, 877-879.
, de, A 248.
Kenewy, O 105.
Kenne, C 59.
Kensington, de, C 1649.
Kenstock, A 97.
Kensworth, C 76, 210.
Kent, A 554, 559, 1484 ; B 897, 1613 ; C 325,
485, 1243, 1286, and see Beading,
mayor of.
countess of, A 1400.
earl of, A 85, 403, 519 j O 457, 495,
1698.
, Hastings, lord, C 1281, and
see Burgh, de.
de, A 1624, 1681 ( B 1698, 1700,
1744, 1745; C 580, 603, 705, 1691,
and see Cancia, de.
Kentebury, de, B 284.
Keating, B 80.
Kentwode, C 987.
Kenyan, de, A 190.
Kenyngton, A 463.
, de, A 1712; B 100.
Kerber, C 451.
Kordeston, C 506.
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Kerdeston, do, C 1013.
Kerdy, A 61.
Kerdyf, de, A 938.
Kerisleg, de, A 201.
Kerre, B 982.
Kernele, dc la, B 1501.
Kernet, Kernot, de, B 352, 610, 623, 629, 1059.
Kernyk, de, A 224, 1354.
Kersebrok, Kersebrooc, de, A 776, 777, 1372.
Kerselawe, de, C 130.
Kerteling, de, A 784.
Kervere, B 1271.
Keselyngburi, de, mayor of London, A 1609,
1633.
, sheriff of London, A 1731.
Kesewik, C 990.
Ketel, C1771.
Ketelberg, de, A 923.
Keten, B 1212.
de, A 1436.
Keteryng, C 1266.
Keustee, B 52.
Keys, B 1094.
Key worth, de, C 705.
Keythorp, de, B 368.
Kidderminster, prefect of, B 1708.
Kiel, A 196.
Kildesby, O 1282, 1286.
Killby, de, A 1407.
Killinges, C 236.
Killum, de, B 590.
Kinemeres, C 50.
King, A 587, 1695; C 108.
, le, B 1477, and see Kyng.
Kingesbury, Kingesburi, de, B 16, 1371.
Kingesleie, de, A 203.
Kingesnade, de, B 1693.
Kingeton, de, C 1483.
Kiugisle, de, C 1191.
King'B balistar, the, A 1493, and see
Benches.
Bench, the Chief Justice of the,
A 637, 1527, 1562; B 177, 879, 880,
1159, and see Babyngton, Balling,
Fortescue, Fyneux.
, Justices of the, A 454, and tee Ehor,
de ; Batunia, de.
Chamber, steward of the, A 1430, and
see Greystok, de.
Chamberlain, the. A 1745, 1752,
1813, and see Gerold, son of, Triket.
Chancellor, the, A 1477; C 1779,
and see Ely, bishop of.
Chancery, llolls of, Keeper of the,
B 1527, 1532.
Clerk, the, A 1043.
Household, Treasurer of the, A 714,
and see Fitzwilliam.
, , controller of, A 043, andsee
Pawlett.
, steward of, A 1432.
King's Squire, the, A 1 554, and see Gurn&y.
Treasurer, the. See Treasurer.
Kingsthorp without Northampton, Ilouse of
the Holy Trinity of, prior of, C 1, 6,
275, 321, 419, 525, 613, 617, 882, 97G,
1034, 1073, 1076, 1102, 1411, 1584.
Kingston and Bedon, lord of, C 934.
Kingston-on-Hull, mayor of, A 707, and see
Leversegge.
Kingston, C 59.
Kinkeston, de, B 704.
Kinton, Kintun, de, B 113, 739, 784, 1706,
1793.
Kipe, or Kype, B 984.
Kirkby, prior of, B 1788.
Bellar, prior of, B 1497.
on Wrethek, prior of, B 573.
Kirkeby, B 806, 1786; C 492, 1543.
, warden of St. Peter's at, B 399.
de, A 1417 ; B 782 ; C 397.
, dean of Wimborne, A 237.
Kirkenny, B 1362.
Kirkstall, lord of, B 1782.
Knaresburgh, de, A 386.
Kneseworth, C 943.
Knight, A 907, 1153 ; B 1574.
the, A 1763, and see Knyght, Miles.
le, C 162.
Knights Tcmplarg of Jerusalem, the, A 768 ;
C 1376, and see Templars.
Enody, C 938.
Knolles, A 1792 ; B 1516.
Knot, B 327, 335, 706 ; C 97, 258.
Knottyng, B 312.
Knyght, B 805, 740, 814, 1364"; C 451, 1139,
and see Knight, Miles.
Knyghtle, C 210.
Knyghton, de, C 1141.
Knyghth, A 464.
Knystecote, de, B 1255.
Knyth, C 164, 1400.
Knyret, A 387, 708, 1229; B 593.
Knyveton, B 140-142.
Enyzth, C 885.
Kodsale, le, C 652.
Kok, B 1175, 1579, 1580.
Kokam, de, A 1647.
Kokcliu.A 1623.
Kokerel, C 204.
Kolebroke, de, B 1657.
Kornelle, de, sheriff of London, A 1785, and
see Cornhill, de.
Kory, A 741, and see Cory, de.
Kote, A 1398.
Kotos, de, B 1073.
Kroc, de le, B 466.
Ku, le, B 1546.
Kugate, de, A 1653.
Kulcwod, de, B 1073.
Kulneman, le, B 340.
Kumba, de. Sec Cumba.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
677
Kybbul, B 318, 1437.
Kyde, B 1229; C 1313.
Kydemeastre, de, A 1634, 1643.
Kyggelcyo, de, B 16.
Kyghelegh, Kygaley, B 500 ; C 82.
Kylkenny, dc, A 1470.
Kymbell, C 408.
Kyn, B 430, 1692 ; C 1692.
Kynardeferi, de, B 1794.
Kynbell, C 1688.
Kyndirton, de, B 1659.
Kyridrynton, de, B 1647.
Kynemere, C 722.
Kyng, A 878, 889, 904, 1555, 1558 ; B 76,
150, 475, 510, 708, 937, 1130, 1525,
1526; O 594, 920, 1207, 1239, 1449,
1544.
, alias Heywode, C 1195.
Kyngesdelf, de, A 1392.
Kyngeston, A 1137; C 887, 921.
de, A 931; B 533-536, 1625, 1630,
1651, 1696 ; C 397.
Kyngge, C 1688.
Kyngisdelf, de, A 1258.
Kyngisfovd, de, B 518.
Kyngsou, B 768.
Kyngton, C 59, 554.
, de, A 447; C 658.
Kynleye, called " lo Mare«chall," B 1041.
Kynnesdeleye, de, O 1613.
Eynton, 8 953, 960.
Kynwelmerssh, C 609.
Kynworth, A 890.
Eyppetre, A 1568.
Kypping, B 1416.
Kyrkebie, Kyrkeby, C 1651.
.keeper of the Koll8 of the King'i
Chancery, B 1527, 1532.
, de, A 205, 374 ; B 1088, 1107 ; C 70.
1166.
Kyrkeham, O 631, 633.
de,A259.
Kyselyngbery, de, mayor of London, A 1609,
sheriff of London, A 1731.
Kytewyde, A 1101, 1116.
Kyttewylde, A 1132, 1161.
Laboore, de, B 491.
Labrockc, do, B 634.
Lacer, A 1572.
Lachebrook, C 131.
Lachell, clerk of the Pipe in the Exchequer,
C 1334.
Lacke, C 34.
Lacur, le, sheriS of London, A 1793.
Lacu, de, A 1195.
Lacy, B 736.
,de, A 13; B 193.
Lad, C 481.
Lada.de, B 1068.
Ladbroke, do, B 189.
Laderugge, A 885.
Ladon, de, sheriS of Middlesex, A 961, 1014.
Lafaitiet, A 1G86.
Laford, de, C 1355.
Lagure, or Lagare, B 1433, 1484.
Laire, B 991.
Laiston, de, B 590.
Lake, B 1773 ; C 99.
atte, C750.
Lakefat, A 148.
Laken, C 28.
Lakenham, C 1048.
Lale.de, A 518.
Laleute, de, A 49.
Lalleford, de, B 505.
Lamare, de, A 824 ; B 733.
Lambard, A 37, 639 ; B 1126) O 189.
Lambe, B 924 ; C 100.
Lamberdj A 9 ; B 1055.
Lambert, A 981 ; B 382.
sheriff of London, A 1631 ; O 1674.
Lambin, alderman of London, A 1742.
Lamburne, de, B 958.
alias Clark, B 1386.
Lambrun, de, A 223.
Lambryth, B 10.
Lamburne, de, A 499, 542, 731, 815.
Lambyn, A 1615 ; C 640.
sheriff of London, C 69.
Lam fare, de, A 967.
Lamiche, C 1176.
Lammere, de, A 717 ; B 767.
Lamrale, B 1078.
Lunar', B 17.
Lauarius, A 1506, 1620, and see Woolmonger.
Lanbron, C 1272.
Lancaster, earl of, A 198, 351, 911.
, duke of, A 167, 422.
and Leicester, earl of, A 351.
Lancastre, C 609.
de, A 1313.
Lancebi, A 1628.
Landa, de, A 1305.
LandaB, de, B 348.
Landen', de, B 1444.
Lane, B 808 ; C 328.
dela, A 1168.
in la, A 109 ; O 743.
, in the, A 24, and tee Venella.
Lanediman, le, A 993.
Lanehous, C 317, 811, 1361.
Laugare, de, A 1570.
Langbroke. C 1266.
provost of Yeovil, B 1772.
678
INDEX OP PERSONS.
Langdon, de, A 518.
Langedon, C 637.
Langeford, A 564 j O 1449.
de, A 1141.
LangeF, Langelay, Langclee, Langeleia,
Langeleie, Langeley, dc, A 56, 943,
947, 999; B 113, 512, 1374, 1409,
1687; C 1389.
next Bredon, prioress of. See
Langley.
Langelondo, de, C 1557.
Langestone, B 1458.
Langethon, de. See Langton.
Langetoft, do, A 1273.
Langeton, B 664; C 777.
Langeforde, Langford, A 578 ; O 1258, 1323.
Langhale, de, C 510, 1271.
Langham, A 1431.
Langhorne, C 474, 960.
Langlege, A 859.
Langley, C 1654.
de, B224.
Langley-next-Bredon, prioress of, B 202,
204, 211, 212, 389, 418, 422, 423, 465,
478, 887, 894, 1229, 1237, 1246, 1258,
1274, 1288, 1314.
Langport, de,B 1242, 1249, 1317.
Langred, de, B 538.
Langryche, A 781.
Langston, B 1389.
Langto, C 82.
Langton, A 1387 t C 491.
, de, A 266, 292.
, archbishop of Canterbury, A 1020.
Lank, C 332, 443.
Lankelei, de, A 1037.
Lanney, A 470.
Lanseliu, C 1505.
Lant', de, A 52.
Lapham, de, A 526.
Larans, C 487.
Larchier, prior of the hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem, in England, A 1469.
Larder, proctor for Syon Abbey, B 271.
Larke, A 1415.
Larekele, de, A 1158.
Larkepache, de, C 1633.
Larkstok, C 1316, 1364.
, de, C 220,336, 819.
Larokel, de, C 333.
Lary, A 1424.
Lasale, de, C 726.
Lascelis, de, A 193.
Lascelles, de, A 29.
Lasoy, de, A 198 ; B 634. 1022, and set
Lincoln earl of.
Lasse, C 1167.
Lassels, C 344.
Lathell, C 121, 125, 875.
Lathum, A 1492.
Laton, B 474, 1291.
Lattun or Latton, prior of, A 751.
Latymer, C 734.
, de, A 337.
Lauend, Ie, B 817.
Laufare, de, A 817.
Launcestou Castle, clerk of, B 172.
Launde, A 781, 1593.
dela, A 1505.
Laundeles, Laundels, B 192, 852, 914, 1423.
Launoy, B 313.
Laungeford, de, A 1049.
Laurence, Laurens, A 860 ; B 1078, 1080,
1536 ; C 210, 365, 492, 543, 1749.
son of, B 658.
Laushill, Laushull, de, A 1252, 1356.
Lauton, do, C 1162.
Lauvare, de, A 1616.
Lauwes, C 1155.
Lavander, A 1432, 1383.
Lavereng, C 626.
Lavynder, C 851.
Lavyngtone, B 26.
Lawe, A 1088 ; C 841.
, de la, B 208.
Laweman, C 1752.
Lawrence, B 892.
Lawton, prior of St Edbnrg Biccster, B 1781.
Laxman, A 487.
Xay, du, A 1303.
Layburn, de, B 743.
Laycock, abbess of, C 14B.
Laysingby, de, A 342.
dela, B 1697.
Lebai, B 1544.
Leche, A 592; B 1008 ; C 183, 414.
, le, A 1583.
, alias Meire, le, C 136.
Lecheworth, A 1377.
, de, A 1241, 1256.
Lecth, de, B 1466, 1468.
Lecton, B 455.
de, A 85.
Ledene, de, C 23.
Ledes, C 1499.
Lediston C 1378.
alias Levediston, C 1378.
Ledulph, the German, C 1618.
Ledys, B 876,
Lee, A 549, 636 ; C 1200.
, atte, A 149, 167 ; C i48, 1482, 1519.
de, B 797.
dela, A 243.
Leech, the, A 1151, 1643; B 433, and see
Medicus .
Leef alias Raulyns, C 651.
Leeke, A 547 ; B 925.
Leekhill alias Ryvers, C 382.
Leem, de, C 776, 853, 1523.
Leente, de, B 1359.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
679
Lefstancherche, de, A 789.
Lefwin, son of, A 1635, and se.e Richeman.
Lega, de, A 499, 502 ; B 1147, 1238-1242.
Legal, A 1238, 1245.
Legburn, A 1527, 1528, 1532, 1546, 1562;
C 1266.
Leges, de, A 1499.
Lcgett, A 635, 642, 646.
Legford, de, B 826.
Legge, B 987, 997, 1164, 1171.
Leggy, mayor of London, A 1789, 1795.
Legh, B 635, 636, 1157.
, canons, abbess of, C 844.
, sheriff of London, A 1599.
Leghening, A 273.
Leghes, de, A 1804.
Leghton, C 846.
, de, B 1791.
Legy , sheriff of London, A 1606.
Lehom, de, B 468.
Leicester, abbot of, B 1035.
, alderman of, B 385.
, archdeacon, of, B 204, 358, 383,
398, and see Wyntonia, de.
carl of, A 354; B 194, and see
Montfort, de.
mayor of, B 213.
Leigh, ate, B 146.
, alias Thoker, C 1181.
Leiham, de, A 452.
Leke, C 329, 503.
Lelling, de, A 270.
Lem, dc, C 1353.
Leman, B 1127.
Lemdon, de, A 518.
Lemenstre, called Gloucestre, C 582.
Lemnour, B 985, 997.
Lemyeyie, A 315, and see Lenveys.
Lemyng, C 100.
Len, de, prioress of St. Michael's Stamford,
B434.
Lench, A 1317.
Lene, B 1287.
Leu ham, de, B 61.
Lenman, C 920.
Lenn, dean of, A 1323.
Lenne, B 1329, 1341.
Lente B 1510.
atte, A 52.
, de la, A 48.
Lenveys, A 15, 316, and see Lemveyso.
Leonibus, de, B 729, 730, 853.
Lepere, A 1497.
Lepeynte, B 1001.
Lepington, A 2 S 1-293.
de, A 263, 270, 274, 331, 363, 371,
1096 ; B 293, 296, 297, 301, 802.
Lepton, B 1158.
, de, A 657.
Lepyington. See Lepington.
Lescroop, Lescrope, B 446 ; C 470, and see
Scrop.
Leslie, de, A 17CO, 1765.
Leslies, de, A 108, 424, 793, 1072, 1074,
1081, 1082, 1085,1154, 1156, 1159,
1163, 11G7, 1176, 1573, 1627,
1702, 1725, 1729, 1750, 1732, 1802.
, abbot of, A 636.
Lestre, de, B 1576.
Lesyngham, C 1048.
Letcheworthe, A 1192.
Leth.de, B 1466, 1468.
Lethenad, C 551.
Lethings, de, A 274.
Lettys, C 1275.
Lcucays, B 273.
Leuericus, son of, alderman of Leicester,
B385.
Leucseham, de, C 1605.
Leukenore, de, A 10, 1334 ; C 1434, 1545.
Leuremon, B 735.
Levediston, alias Lediston, C 1378.
Levenad, steward of Marlborough, C 75.
Leveuthorp, B 1443.
, de, C 1502.
Levenyng, de, A 285, 361.
Leverich, C 1048, 1769.
Levermore, A 1461, 1463, 1464.
Leversegge, mayor of Kingston-on-HulI,
A 707.
Levesson, B 876.
Levremon, B 767.
Levyng, B 1437 ; C 926.
Leryngton, B 188.
Levys, C 1267.
Lewerich, C 536.
Lewes, A 639 ; B 150, 356, 1599 ; O 1493,
1496.
prior, A 217, 509, 1415-1418, 1420,
1428. 1437.
Lewis, C 881.
Lewisham, prior of, A 1708.
Lewyn, A 779-781, 800.
Lewynch, C 411.
Lewyte, C 295.
Lexenton, de, one of the King's justices,
A 1084.
Lexentune, de, A 404.
Leiham, C 274, 437, 442, 565, 631, 633, 648,
688, 700, 1341, 1427, 1428.
,de, O 1577.
Leyborne, de, C 1682.
Leycester, C 920.
Leycestre, de, B 207, 1186, 1671 ; O 640.
a justice in Banco, C 1497.
Leyche, C 371.
Leydet, A 719.
Leye, ate, A 1596.
, de, B 1051; C 863.
de la, A 1150; B 375, 577.
Leyghton, C 851.
680
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Leyham, de, A 544 ( C 1697.
Leykere, Leykeres, lo, B 973, 977.
Leyner, le, A 1 152.
Leyntall, C 81.
Leynton, B 1120, 1124, 1126.
Leyro', de, B 205.
Leyre, de, A 1486.
Leys, de, B 1248.
Leython", de, B 1373.
Leytoneman, B 413.
Libenere, B 1793.
Lichefeld, C 1258.
Lichesbarewo, de, A 1037.
Lichfield, bishop of, A 1477 ; C 1368.
, dean and chapter of, B 1713.
Lieoe, B 1693.
Liee, at, C 463.
Lien to, atte, A 24.
Lierc', de, B 385.
Liesnes, de, A 1480.
Ligari, C 1559.
Ligerius, eon of, B 610.
Lightwing, A 46.
Ligier, B 619.
Lilbourne, C 1348.
Lilie, C 29.
Lilleburne, de, A 1407 ; B 1373, 1433, 1464.
Lilleshull, abbot of, A 1413.
Liucol', Lincoln, A 668, 1445, 1452.
, de, B 204,209,211.
, sheriff of London, C 1618, 1630.
, archdeacon of, A 146, 149, 168, 169,
and see Wykeham, de.
, bishop of, A 354, 942, 979, 1056 ;
B463, 1035, 1237; C 110J, 1184.
, canon of, A 1451.
Cathedral, treasurer of, A 1440.
, dean of, A 1196, 1689 ; B 1035.
earl of, A 198, and see Lascy, de.
mayor of, A 1440, and see Martin,
Fitz.
Lincolniens', A 1571.
Lindeseye, de, A 12) 1.
Lindwode, de, A 431, 432.
Lingeur', de, B 619.
Lingwode, C 585.
Linley, de, B 1572 ; C 271, 383, 1303.
Lionel, son of Edward III,, A 487.
Lisle, B 108.
L'Isle, de. See Insula, de.
Lisors, de, C 276.
Lisoriis, de, A 1050, 1051.
Listere, C 1083.
Listen, C 1P28.
Litill, B 355.
Litley, C 62.
Litlinthon, A de, 719.
Littel, sheriff of London, A 1583.
Litteris, de, A 1445, 1448, 1452.
Little, A 1760, and see Parvus.
Littylton, C 1001.
Loc, A 808.
Lodbroc, Lodbrok, dc, B 206.
lord of Bareworth, B 245.
, de, lord of Borisworthe, B 438.
Lodcford, A 1035.
Lodelawo, de, C 611.
Lodewyk, B 567.
Lodint', de, B 553.
Lodne, le, C 803.
Lodyngton, B 1451.
Lofte, atte, B921.
Loges, de, A 148, 768.
Logge, do la, B 1586.
Lobout, B 1193.
Lok, A 1672; B 173.
, de, A 1098.
Loker, le, B 1081.
Lokha, A 494.
Lokwood, A 718.
Loky, A 237.
Lokyngton, A 1461, 1463, 1464.
Lokynton, de, C 245, 264.
Lolleworth, de, B 823.
Lomb, A 999, 1211 ; B 1011 ; O 180, 390,
683.
Lombart, A 258.
Lomley, de, B 464.
Lomnour, B 985, 997.
Lond, C 636.
Londiniis, de, A 308, 1756 ; B 153.
London, C 661, 1401.
de, A 305, 421, 522, 967, 1061, 1211,
1370, 1373, 1661; B 1687; C 251,
655.
, archdeacon of Norfolk, A 1690, 1705.
, abbot of Quarr, B 669.
.archdeacon of, A 472, 1591, 1674,
1707.
.bailiffs of, A 1776.
bishop of, A 218, 396, 472, 507, 508,
514, 534, 741-744, 761, 772, 818, 845,
1042, 1051, 1623, 1644, 1663, 1748,
1797, 1813; B 194; C 1001, 1234.
chamberlain of, C 872.
, dean of, A 1682.
mayor of, A 140, 455, 791, 734, 1071,
1449, 1470-1472, 1474, 1476, 1485,
1487, 1489, 1492, 1495, 1499, 1500,
1502, 1505, 1509, 1512, 1516, 1570,
1583, 1585, 1586, 1588, 1593, 1595,
1596, 1598, 1599, 1602, 1603, 1606,
1608-1610, 1612, 1615, 1616, 1618,
1620, 1622, 1629-1631, 1633, 1634,
1636-1640, 1646-1648, 1652, 1653,
1655, 1664, 1673, 1675, 1677, 1680,
1682, 1709, 1717-1719, 1731-1733,
1736, 1742, 1744. 1754, 1774, 1775,
1778, 1783, 1789, 1791-1795, 1800,
1807, 1810; B 86, 1172,1530; C 69,
87, 113, 476, 971, 1049, 1202, 1603,
1604, 1608, 1609, 1617, 1618, 1630,
1656, 1674, 1675, 1690, 1722.
official of, A 1707.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
681
London, recorder of, A 1492, 1572; C 311,
725, 747, 762, 868, 1171, and see
Balden, Shefeld, TJrswyk.
sheriff of, A 140,251,734, 791,1471,
1472, 1476, 1485-1487, 1489, 1493,
1494, 1500, 1505, 1509, 1512, 1516,
1518, 1570, 1583-86, 1588, 1593, 1595,
1598, 1599, 1602, 1603, 1605-10, 1612,
1613, 1615, 1616, 1618, 1620, 1622,
1625-27, 1629-31, 1633, 1634, 1636-
38, 1646-49, 1652, 1664, 1673, 1675,
1680, 1682, 1708, 1709, 1717-19, 1731-
1733, 1778, 1783, 1785, 1789, 1791-
95, 1800, 1807; B 86 ; C 12, 21,25,
69, 87, 152, 286, 376, 466, 476, 1040,
1202, 1367.
, warden of, A 1486, 1491, 1518, 1584,
1607, 1613, 1625, 1649, 1708, 1776;
C 12, 25, 152, 286, 376, 466, 850, 1040,
1172, and see Bretun ; Sandwich, de ;
Otho, son of.
St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield, prior
of, A 1515; B 198.
, St. Giles's, Hospitallers of, A 1692.
, St. Helen, prioress of, A 791.
, St. Mary de Graciis by the Tower of,
abbot of, A 1601 ; B 843 ; C 1590.
, St. Mary of Southwark, prior of,
A 1661, 1674; C 28, 1617.
, St. Pancras, prior of, A 1488, 1642.
St. Paul's, London, canons of, A 472.
, dean of, C 1056.
, , precentor of, A 508, 514.
, , treasurer of, A 218.
, St. Saviour's, Bennondsey, prior of,
A 1612.
, St. Thomas of Acre, master, &c. of
the hospital of, A 481, 522, 735 ;
C 242, 1736.
Lonesdale, de, A 260.
Long, A 998, 1498, 1501, 1595, 1597, 1598,
1600, 1601, 1643, 1742; B 515, 855;
C 278, 788, 796, 1189, 1552, 1679.
le, A 932, 1719 ; B 728 C 1492.
Longchamp, de, A 1477.
Longeley, C 1266.
Longelond, de, C 1646.
Longere, C 716.
Longespee, A 505.
Longevile, A 683.
Longford, C 1111.
Longge. See Long.
Longlay, prioress of, 8 1622.
Longley, A 1546.
Longspee, C 71.
Lookyn, C 369.
Lopham, B 806 ; C 388.
Lorchon, B 1773.
Lord, A 1315.
le, A 1222, 1268, 1269, 1273.
Loreng, A 817.
Lorengcs, de, C 1227.
Lorengs, A 1477.
Lorens, B 1685.
Lorewyngie, C 869.
Loringer, C 1475.
Lorkyn, B 877, 878 ; C 489.
Lose, de la, C 387.
Losse, de, C 1046.
Lostoke, de, A 200.
Lotemon, B 1 223.
Loth, B 457.
Lothcbery, de, A 1518, 1584.
Lotton.de, A 1288.
Louekyn, B 1625, 1776.
Louetb, B 428.
Loukyn, C 447.
Lound, de, A 278, 349, 358.
Louth, A 478.
, de, B24, 1447, 1451.
, sheriff of London, O 1722.
Louther, B 474.
Louvekyn, C 1618.
Louvel, A 39.
Love, B 1542.
Lovecoc, Lorecoke, B 79 ; C 552.
Lovecote, C 765.
Loveday, A 834 j C 1589.
lord of Mongewell, C 1518.
Lovekyn, B 191, 1403, 1612, 1728, 1738,
1789,1791.
, mayor of London, A 1596, 1599,
1733 i C 1617.
, sheriff of London, A 1731.
Lovelich, B 1384.
Lovell, A 111, 117, 122, 545, 639, 647, 650,
679, 726, 845, 1431 ; C 974, 1101.
and Holland, lord of, C 533.
Loveryng, B 1273.
LovcBton, C 456, 982, 1020.
Lovetot, de, a justice in Banco, C 1497.
Loveys, C 1104.
Loveye, sheriff of London, A 1585.
Lovote, C 157.
Lowe, atte, B 499.
, de, O 1708.
, de la, B 1654.
Lowekyn, C 583, 1156.
Lowyne, A 1127.
Lowys, Fitz, C 1670.
Lube-ham, de, B 269.
Lubbenam, de, A 1257.
Lucas, C 1297.
, alias Henle, C 416.
Luchtehurgh, de, A 192.
Lucombe, C 1061.
Lucy, Luci, A 341, 551, 736, 1050, 1051,
1429; B 1126; C 104.
de, A 386, 720; B 793.
Luda, de, A 390, 394, 399, 400, 837, and see
Louth.
Lndde, C 1010.
Ludduk, B 1545.
Lude, de la, A 893, 395-398, 402, 407, 411,
and see Loutb.
682
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Ludebroc, de, B 767.
Ludekyn, sheriff of London, C 69.
Ludeseye, C 591, 1386, 1601.
Ludewelle, do, A 510.
Loudfrd, A 1131.
Ludham, de, 8 194.
Ludint', B 565.
Ludinton, de, B 361, 544, 1301.
Luffe, B 738, 805.
Luffen, B 804.
Luffield, prior of, B 497.
Luke, C 457.
, son of, A 1761.
Luketon, de, C 953.
Lumley, C 1554.
Lund, A 356.
, de, A 865; B 1304.
, du, A 329, 330.
Lundenissh, C 1457.
Lundon, C 1312.
,de, A 315, 316, 827, 1748, 1749.
Lung, le, A 1634.
Lunge , B 194.
Lungeespee, A 1737 ; B 194.
Lunger, de, A 237.
Lungspere, A 199.
Luntley, C 715.
Lupus, B 124, 1444.
Lusewy, B 533-536.
Lusoriis, de. See Lisoriis.
Lusterley, B 1042.
Luteman, B 1224.
Luton, C 1325.
de, C498, 1777.
Lutun, de, A 794.
Lutre, le, A 1627.
Luveday, C 1012.
Luvel, A 238, 246, 343, 793, 1048, 1055,
1171, 1172 ; 8 1032, and see Lovell.
Luvet, B 503.
Luvetot, de, A 1287.
Lychebarewe, de, B 127.
Lydiston, alias Lyvediston, C 797.
Lydun, lord of, B 928, and see Montgomery.
Lydzard, C 32.
Lye, C 471.
Lyesnes, de, A 1070, 1747.
Lyghe,B712.
Lykkedoust, C 883.
Lyle, C 634.
sheriff of London, A 1603.
, de, lord de Eubio Monte, C 1488.
Lylye, C 566.
Lyllyng, A 658.
Lyllyngton, de, A 216.
Lym, de, C1633.
Lymbergwe, C 784.
Lymbotsey, C 33.
Lymestre, A 577.
Lynacre, A 566, 572, 573, 577, and see
Heading, mayor of.
Lynch, A 1683.
Lyncoln', de, B 207.
Lynds, atte, B 1587.
Lynde, C 51.
Lynedraper, B 740.
Lyneham, C 1242.
Lyngewood, B 254, 259.
Lynle, 8 1539.
Lynn, A 538.
.mayorof, A 1211,and*eeY8pania,do.
Lynte, B 1595.
Lyon, C 1332.
Lyons, de, B 1543.
Lyouns, B 1339.
, lord of Warkworth, B 854.
Lysley, lord of, B 1496.
Lysne, abbot of, A 469, and see Lesnes.
Lytell, A 833.
Lythnm, de, C 1320.
Lytle, la, B 1471.
Lytton, Under Treasurer of England, A 1594.
Lywer, B 690.
Lyvesdiaton, alias Lydiston, C 797.
M.
Macecrarius, Machecraring, A 1687, 1692 and
see Butcher, the.
Mackeneye, do, C 91, 1287.
, lord of, C 223.
Mackus, C 134.
Macons, A 1342.
Maczoun, le, C 1577.
Madewille, C 1350.
Madley, C 1675.
Madoc ap Howel Goov, B 36.
Madour, C 1757.
Maduana, de, A 819.
Maget, C 1574, 1682.
Magge, B 31.
Magot, C 419.
Mai, le, A 1750.
Maiden Bradley, prior of, B 1703.
Maidewell, de, A 414; 8 1454.
Maihu, B 464.
Maillard, C 1614.
Haister, A 123, 1365.
Makenade, B 637.
Makeseia, de, 8 1365.
Makesey, A 1304; 8 693.
, de, B 1368.
Makkeneye, C 1685.
Malbrook, C 1048.
Maldon, A 834.
Malebranche, B 176, 177.
Male Greffe, A 451.
Malemeins, A 1416.
Malenard, A 962.
Malct, Malett, A 651, 653, 655, 1026, 1155;
B 12, 139.
Maleville, de C 1677.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
683
Malewyn, A 1795'; C 1488.
Malger', B 1205.
Malherbei A 1414.
Mallard, S 991.
Mallore, A 1421; B 1367.
Malinesbiri, Malmesbury, de, A 1379, 1384.
, St. Aldelm, abbot of, C 1484, 1634.
Malmeyns, de, C CO.
Malolaeu, de, A 841 ; B 575, andtee Morley.
Malore, A 927.
Malpas, de, B 1760.
Malt, C 1458.
Maltby, B 808, 812.
, de, B 1588.
Maltmetere, le, A 1640, 1648, 1649.
Malton, C 1348.
Malverne, B 129, 831.
Malwayn, B 198.
Malyns, C 828.
Malyvcrer, B 420.
Man, A 8C4 ; B 585 ; O 363, 868, 764.
lord of, B 830, and tee Salisbury, carl
of.
le, A 439.
Mandevilla, Mandevile, A 428.
, de, A 434, 736.
, earl, A 1056.
Mandewere, Mandewurre, de, B 116, 117.
Manduyst, A 1365.
Manhale, de, A 1637.
Mankyswcll, C 1356.
Mannebi, de, A 1446.
Manny, de, B 198.
Maunyng, B 999, 1012, 1014, 1015, 1019,
1024 ; C 99, 544, 862, 907, 912, 1284,
1622, 1704.
, de, A 968.
Mannynghain, A 1588.
Manory, A 892, 898, 899, 903-905, 90 T.
Mansel, A 931.
Manston, C 1526.
Mantel, A 780 ; B 701, 719, 1444, 1568.
Manyleghe/de, B 1293.
Manyngham, A 1608.
Manywas, B 977.
Mapertishale, de, A 105.
Mar, de, A 199.
, dela, B 704,1184.
Mara, do, A 194.
Man-ays, de, B 628.
Marbill, Marbull, Marbyl, A 1463, 1521, 1529,
1533, 1539, 1541, 1549.
Marble, A 1543.
March, earl of, A 153, and see Mortimer, de.
Marchald, C 939.
Marchale, Marehall, le, A 866, 970 ; C 31,
114, 132, 146, 298, 812, 879, 947, 984,
998, 1041, 1063, 1127, 1129, 1168,
1297, 1410.
le, A 185; B 1074, andsee Marshall,
de.
Marchand, le, A 1118.
Marchant, Marchaunt, A 1295, 1638, 1789 ;
C 428, 471, 1084, 1258, 1292, 1293,
1295.
le, B 1101, 1685 ; O 1123.
Marche, A 1457, 1458; B 746, 852 ; C 991,
, dela, A 1636; B 707,
, mayor of Lynn, C 991.
Marcheford, B 806.
Marchell, C 175.
Marci, de, A 1005.
Marcle, le, B 1106.
Mare, de la, A 85, 95, 127, 214, 215, 755,
824, 1004, 1024, 1064, 1097, 1375;
B 672 ; C 1631.
, one of the King's Justices, A 536.
Marechal, C 630.
Mareis, C 1247, 1250.
del, A 340.
Marelaue, de, B 1506.
Mares, de, A 1508.
Marescallus, A 131, 133, 134, 1246 ; B 158,
214, 832, and see Marshal.
Mareschal, A 1762 ; C 838, 1192.
, le, A 135, 727, 750, 812, 814, 883,
1108,1249,1491; B 1424,1715; C 594.
le, B 1041, and see Ho, de; Kynleye.
, lord of Ashby, B 290.
the, A 1058.
Mareville, de, A 544.
Mareys, A 897 ; B 643.
, de, A 441.
Margan, Abbot of, B 727.
Margery, son of, B 192.
Marham, de, A 1385.
Marines, de, A 108, 303, 304, 306, 307, 821,
995, 1015, 1027, 1028, 1068, 1120,
1074-1077, 1079, 1080, 1082-1085,
1089, 1092, 1093, 1152, 1159, 1163,
1185, 1358.
Marinis, de, A 1000, 1154 ; C 1545.
Marins, de, A 1053.
Mariot, B 1783.
Mariscallus, see Mareseallus, Mareechal,
Marehall, Marshal.
Marisco, de, A 339, 432, 1576-1578, 1581,
1740, 1799; B 838, 658, 1193;
C 1067.
de Huldicote, de, B 1140, 1193.
Markys, B 242.
Marland or Merland, B 903, 904.
Marlborough, lord of, C 635.
, mayor of, C 30,64, 192, 340, 551
635.
, Castle, constable of, O 30, 64, 75,
123, 659, 724.
Marleberg, de, C 563.
Marleburgh, C 146, 428.
Marlei, A 649.
Marler, A 832, 835 ; B 884.
Marley, de, A 345.
Marmyon, Marmyoun, A 517 ; C 795.
684
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Marner, A 162, 565.
Marney, Marny, C 112, 331, 755, 1061, 1230,
1285, 1358, 1501.
de, C 238,330,986,1247,1248, 1250,
1253, 1255.
lord of Kilquite, C 1476.
Marowe, A 804.
Marscall, Ie, B 1062.
Marscarl, le, C 1163.
Marschall, le, C 378.
Marshal, A 228, 431, 505, 1056, 1109;
B 1044, 1215.
the, A 131, 133, 1045, 1246; B 158,
214, 832, and see Marescallus,
Pembroke, earl of.
, the earl, A 13, 354, 753; B 493, and
see Norfolk, earl of; Bigod, le ; West-
morland, earl of.
Martel, A 821, 1440; B 99.
Marten, A 549 ; C 374.
Martham, C 1048.
Martiwast, de, A 1442.
Martiwaus, de, A 1422.
Martin, Martyn, A 779, 780, 800, 803, 1412,
1596, 1597, 1599-1601; B 859-863,
868, 1520, 1533; C 24, 75, 311,438,
701, 725, 747, 762, 790, 868, 875, 913,
916, 943, 1145, 1170, 1214, 1334, 1415,
1700.
, a justice of the Common Bench,
0311,725,747, 762,868.
, mayor of London, A 1588.
, alias Hayward, C 917.
called Chaumbre, 492.
Fitz, mayor of Lincoln, A 1440.
, son of, C 1578.
Marwe, mayor of London, C 1690.
Maryns, C 1028.
Mascall, C 150,982.
Mascy.de, C 1196.
Mason, Masoun, A 1418, 1619; B 291, 343,
504, 540, 633 ; C 753, 893, 1216.
alias Valance, B 1299.
, the, A 133, and see Cementarius.
, le, C 804, 1103.
Masour, A 1231.
Massi, B 705, 816.
Massiner, le, sheriff of London, A 1634.
Massy, de. B 1092 ; C 1505.
Master, A 1081, 1092, 1185.
Mason, C 375.
,le, BI23, 1466.
Masy,C777.
Matfald, C 1284.
Matham, de, A 971.
Matheu, Mathew, A 453, 494, 781, 782, 856 ;
B 1622, 1777 ; C 48, 145, 937, 1036.
mayor of London, A 1608.
Mathews, C 59, 674.
Mathon, le,B 1178.
Matilda, Queen of William I., A 942.
, Queen of Henry I., A 831.
Matilda, Queen of King Stephen, A 1005,
1042, 1043, 1049-1051.
son of, A 500.
, sou of, B 1417.
Matrasmaker, A 646.
Matteld, C 167.
Mattok, C 158.
Maturueys, B 641.
Maubon, C 1653.
Mauby, de, B 1085.
Maudeley, C 1085, 1104.
Mauduit, Maudut, Mauduyt, Maudywt, A 215,
243, 428, 787.
Maughlee, de, A 1430.
Maukyn, A 459.
Maukyswell, C 301.
Mauliiy, de, A 334, 420.
lord of, A 279, 334, 356, 365, 420.
Mauncel, A 932, 948.
Maunche, A 517.
Maundevile, Maundeville, Maundevyle, de,
A 440, 442, 447, 748, 751, 752, 765,
781, 1045 ; C 44, 854, 1246, 1252, 1255.
le, A 751.
Maundewar, Maundewere, Mauudeworre,
B 114, 118, 1384.
Maunscl, A 47.
le, A 1442.
Manntell, C 137, 274, 451, 507, 565, 570, 865,
1006, 1406, 1409, 1410.
Maupas, de, B 1703.
Maurdyn, C 1555.
Mauric', B 1249.
Mautrevers, lord of, G 1778.
Mauveis, A de, 972.
Mauvesyn, B 693.
Mawde, A 419.
Mawdyt, B 519.
Maxey, C 315.
Maxstoke, prior of, B 1086, and see Brom-
wyeh, de.
May, A 1806 ; B 866, 1285.
, le, A 1487, 1704.
Mayde, C 552.
Maydeford, B 313.
, de, B 697, 698, 1029.
Maydegoud, B 890.
Maydenestane, de, C 750, 808.
Maydenwell, C 674.
Maydeston, C 1278.
Maydus, B 685.
Maydnstono, C 593.
Mayell, B 918, 953, 956, 960 ; C 97.
Mayghus, C 266.
Mayhewe, C S87.
Mayhow, C 1337.
Mayhu, C 107.
Mayhys, C 225, 791.
Maylard, C 188.
Mayn, B 304.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
685
Maynard, A 659, 1638.
_ alias Smyth, A 629.
Mtyne, C 273, 1724.
Mayner.A 1062, 1063.
Maynvaryng, C 721, 785.
Mayowe, C 1104.
Mayeon, A 1455.
Maysselyn, B 671.
Mayster, Maystre, le, A 1334, 1335, 1336 ;
C 1475.
Mazerer, sheriff of London, A 1648.
Mazoun, Mazun, le, B 1470 ; C 494.
Meals, de, A 327, and tee Melsa, de.
Meaulinges, de, A 808.
Meaus, de, A 375.
Meautis, C 872.
Meaux, de, A 277, 279, 280, 285, 322, 334,
358, 359, 361, 364, 366, 378, 385, 420,
843, and set Melsa, de ; Meux, de.
Mechegros, de, A 1055.
Mecheryngham, de, A 1447.
Mode, atte, A 1587.
Medeford, de, sheriff of London, A 1610.
Medeschol, de, A 1354.
Medewe, B 1011.
Medicus, A 1151, 1643; B 433, and see
Leech.
Medineham, dc, A 241.
Medio Wico, de, A 191, and tee Middlemen.
Medley, C 1528.
Medmenham, de, A 27.
Medwe, B 1006.
Medylton, C 216, 341, 40S, 409, 485, 431.
Meere, A 1550.
Megge, C 1470.
Megucyer, le, A 1627.
Meguzer, le, A 1620.
Meill', son of, A 1684.
Mein, A 60, 69.
Meinaiche, B 1266.
Meire, le, alias Lech«, C 136.
Mckina.de, B 1281.
Melbume, A 1202.
Melchebourne, B 966, 981, 1441.
Melcleghe, dc, A 1015.
Melcleia, de, A 1046, 1072 ; B 1032.
Melcleye, da, C 1434.
Meldeburne, Melcbourne, do, A 249, 1115.
Meleford, de, B 826.
Meleman, C 1429.
Meleton, A 695.
Melior, A 659.
Melitone, de la, B 19.
Melkel', Melkeleye, Melkelle, de, A 424, 1039,
1058.
Melkeie, le, A 1736, 1742-1744.
Melkey, de, A 1052, 1154.
Melkleye, Melklle, de, A 1011, 1013, 1016,
1019,1021, 1070.
Melle, de, A 436.
Mellecley, de, A 1160.
Mellent, earl of, A 942.
Melleward, C 302.
Melleye.de, A 1120.
Melnho, de, C 103.
Melsa, de, A 55, 264-266, 268, 269, 971-278,
275, 276, 283, 284, 286, 288-292, 295-
800, 323, 325, 326, 328-330, 332, 333,
336-338, 362, 363, 367-369, 377, 379-
384, 840, 842, 846, 1096, and see
Meux, de ; Meaux, de.
Melsham, C 1088, 1554.
Melton, A 1596, 1599 ; B 986.
, de, A 1415.
Meltre, le, A 1044.
Melwart, C 1748.
Mene, C 955.
Meneter, le, B 1602.
Muni was, B 963.
Meunse, C 1398.
Mentyll, C 675.
Menwynnek, B 1201.
Mepersale, de, C 1249.
Meperteshalo, de, A 88.
Mer', de, B 663.
Merbury, A 1457, 1460, 1J40.
Mercator, see Merchant.
Mercenarily, C 1733.
Mercer, A 1498, 1501, 1502, 1621, 1657, 1660,
1686, 1691, 1730; C 85. 1674.
le, A 197,890; B17.
mayor of London, C 1 674.
Merchant, A 309 ; C 1732.
, the, A 109, 309 ; C 1569.
Merche,at the, B 1212.
Mercylle, C 236.
Mere, B 866.
dela, A 1348.
Mereham, A 565-567.
Meieks, de, A 898.
Merende. See Attemerende.
Meres, a, A 1588.
Merestone, de, B 305.
Merewe, A 800.
Mereweder, A 1240.
Merewold, B 671.
Merham, A 162.
Mcriden, Meridon.de, A 816, 983, 1008 ; B 25.
Meriet, de A 95.
Meringei, de, B 1381.
Meritun, de, B 926.
Merhehe, B 3.
Merk', de, A 60 ; B 278.
de la, A 21, 26, 70.
Merkes, de, C 1254.
Merkyngfeld, A 695.
Merlawe, de, A 883 ; B 1067.
Merleberg, A 408.
Merleburgh, C 681.
Rlennyon, Mermyun, C 1399, 1484.
686
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Merre, A 31.
Merryngthon, B 1376.
Mersch, A 630.
Mernchton, de, B 357.
Merger, B 485.
Mershe, A. 978, 1133 ; C 1098
Merssh, atte, C 1769.
Merstham, de, A 1583.
Merston, A 1137.
,de, B 1704 j C 840.
Mcrstorm, de, B 935.
Mert, de, A 772,
, del, A 794.
Merten, C 487.
Merton, A 1312, 1387 ; B 923.
, prior of, A 1254; C 899.
Mertona, de, B 1147.
Mervin, Mervyn, A 670 j C 663, 1177, 1641,
1644, 1652.
Merwine, SOD of, B 1206.
Meryden, A 1520-1522, 1541.
Meryeth, de, B 937.
Meryfowl, B 1535.
Meryngton, Merynton, de,B 1043, 1047, 1048,
1063, 1089; C 497.
Messager, le, A 1242, 1243, 1333, 1388, and
see Nuncius.
on of, A 1445, 1448, 1452.
Messenden, de, B 1132, 1152, 1568.
Messore, C 1542.
Messy ugden, C 1213.
Messyngere, C 714.
Metham.de, A 271, S83.
Methelay, C 1529.
Meuric, Bon of, B 404.
Meux, de, A 267, 374, and tee Meaux, de,
Melsa, de.
Mewys, B 137.
Mexsted, B 1408.
Mey, C 315, 316, 1629, 1756.
mayor of Hereford, O 172,316, 471.
Heyn, A 4, 17, 38, 43, 64.
Meynil, de, B 1283.
Meyr, A 608, 619.
llcyseo, de, A 942.
Meysy, A 476.
le, A 468.
Michael, sou of, A 1153.
Michegros, de B 354.
Michel, A 116 j B 1087, 1282, 1307, 1333,
1343, 1348, 1364, 1582; C 578, 667,
1058, 1543.
, mayor of Coventry, B 1085.
Michelham, de, A 509.
Michelot, C 697.
Micholl, sheriff of London, A 1718.
Middelmor, de, A 177 ; C 996.
Middelt', de, B 193.
Middelton, C 511.
de, A 1002, 1211, B 151, 886.
Middilmoro, B 1185.
Middilton, A 1420.
Middleton, de, A 757 ; B 175.
abbot of, C 434.
Middlesex, sheriff of, A 140, 1184, 1757,
and see Dune, de la.
.sheriffs of, A 140.
Middlewich, de, A 196.
Midelham, lady of, B 1050, and see Nevill.de.
Midelton, de, B 648.
Middulmor, de, C 843.
Mikelham, de, B 1635.
Milbourne, chamberlain of London, O 872.
Mildenale, Mildenhale, A 569-571, 1762;
C 566.
Mile, B 959.
Miles, A 907, and see Knight.
Mileys, B 916,917.
Mill, of the, A 805, and see Molendino, de.
Millc, A 639 ; C 641, 1387, 1634.
Miller, A 427, 1216, 1329.
the, A 90, 785 ; B 217, 311 ; C 207,
820, 1067, 1236, 1569, 1584, and tee
Molendinarius.
Millesone, A 1410.
Milleward, A 679 ; O 1175.
, alias Offelle, C 299.
Millinton, A 583.
Milner, C 1596.
Milo, son of, A 1151.
Milward, C 63.
Milys, B 955.
, alias le Whyte, C 1039.
Mimmcs, A 1136.
de, A 976, 980, 1002, 1066, 1161,
1164, 1169, 1189.
Minot, B 1046.
Mirfyn, A 696.
Miriote, A 701.
Misen, Misne, mayor of Grirasby, C 104.
de, B 759,760.
Misteleg', Misteleye, de, A 756, 915.
Misterton, de, B 751.
Mite, A 1380.
Mitford, B 1451.
,de, C 1028.
Mobrai, A 1408.
Mockford, C 1005.
Mockingg, de, alderman of London, A 1731.
Mockynge, de, C 449.
Modersone, B 1216.
Mody, B 312.
Moffichet, C 1315.
Mogge, A 402, 461.
Mohaut, de, A 938.
Moke, B 1333.
,la, B 1232, 1333.
Mokkyngge, de, C 414.
Moigne, Moine, A 1365; C 1033, 1213.
INDEX OP PERSONS.
687
Moigne, lo, A 139, 1023, 1089, 1121, 1303;
C501.
llolbr', de, A 341.
Molendinarius, A 90, 785, 1216) B 217,
311 j C 820, 1067, 1569, and see
Miller.
Molendino, de, A 805 ; B 663, and see Mill,
of the.
Molesworth, de, A 1217, 1228, 1331.
Molet, C 1225.
Moleyns, B 941 ; C 54.
Molle, C 1235.
Mollesdale, C 943.
Mollynges, C 249.
Molt, A 1380.
Molyns, de, C 1248.
Momfort, C 896.
MOD, B 1434.
Monachus, A 823, 1103; B 815, and see
Monk.
Monasterio, de, A 431, 1041 ; B 1 155.
Moncoy, called Sterre, C 1610.
Monckoy, C 1659.
Mondeeamisio, de, O 438, and see Monte-
canisio.
Moneion, A 464.
Monetarius, see Moneyer.
Moneye, le, 130.
Money er, the, A 1623 ; C 3.
Monfort, A 154.
Mougomery, A 645 ; B 870.
Monhaut, de, C 1497.
Moniword, 8 94.
Monk, A 903, 1363; C 219, 226, 258, 799,
945, and see Monachus.
,lc, B 536.
, the, A 823, 1103) B 815, 1186.
Monolf, B 1385, 1387, 1394, 1404, 1418.
Monpeillier, de, A 1678.
Montaoute, de, A 242, 1155.
earl of Salisbury, and lord of Man,
B830.
prior of A 217.
Montagu, de, A 1024, 1026, 1097.
earl of Salisbury, B 1533.
Montague, B 67, 68.
, dc, lord of Stokenham and Werke,
B 862, and see Monte Acuto de.
Montchesney, de, A 430, 1040.
Monte, de, C 1377.
Monte Acuto, de, A 167 ; B 67, 78, and see
Montagu, earl of Salisbury.
Montealto.de, B 1156.
Monte Canesy, Caniseto, Canisio, Caniso, de,
A 176, 449, 727, 765, 768, 774.
Montechanesio, de, A 821, 825.
Monte Gomeri, de. See Montgomery.
Montek', de, A 504.
Montekensio, de, A 825, 982.
Monte Kanesy, de, A 760.
Monte Kaniso, de, A 922.
Monte Vironis, de, A 531.
Montfichet, de, A 505.
Montford, de, earl of Leicester, B 194.
Montfort, C 49, 88, 717, 1108, 1260,1459,
1530.
Montgomery, B 928, 1443 ; C 1105, 1230.
, lord of Lydon, B 928.
Monton, de, C 1252, 1253.
Mony, B 1007.
Monyashe, B 1782.
Monye, le, A 1 138.
Monyngton, C 487.
Monynton, C 315.
Monyword, C 148.
Mool, B 450, 1411.
Mor, le, B 1077.
,son of, B 1077.
Mora, de, A 86, 108, 828, 958, 1416 ; B 538,
1272, 1564; C 618.
Moraville, de, A 1408.
Morcok, C 80.
Hordaunt, B 356 ; C 457.
Mordel, C 119.
Mordon, de, A 1465.
, sheriff of London, A 1494, 1610.
Morduue, de, C 1098.
Mordyng, or Mardyng, C 1358.
More, A 596; B; 257-259, 280,419, 1119,
1379 j C 721 734, 735, 831, 1104.
, alias Chapman, B 1379.
alias Taylour, C 796.
atte, A 564-566.
, de, B 1379.
, del, C 1626.
, de la, A 107, 144, 293,364,1130;
B 1249, 1300; C 1091, 1094.
,la, A 1095.
Morel, A 719, 786 ; B 1562.
Morei, B 313, 373.
,de, A 1281.
Moresby, B 33 ; C 363.
Moretone, de, B 651.
Morevill, C 1633.
, de, B 367, 689.
Morewelese, de la, A 969.
Moreyn, B 109.
Morgan, B 512, 1206.
Morganno, lord of, A 938, and tee Despenser.
Morheye, B 273.
de, B 71.
Morice, A 781 ; B 243; C 501, 1021, 1100,
1264, 1445.
Morieaus, de, C 1046.
Morin, A 1482; B 835, 838, 841.
Moriwal, de, A 967.
Moriz, B 1239-1242, 1317, 1325; C 1483.
Morkyn, A 832.
Morland, A 1563.
Morlee, lord of, B 593.
688
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Morley, A 841, and see Malolacu, de.
Morlewode, A 851.
, de, A877.
Morlond, C 100.
Morrys, B 1007.
Mortemer, de, A 315; C 1488.
Mortimer, de, A 153, 339, 1430; B 1698,
1700, 1709, and see March, earl of.
MortOD, A 884, 900, 1714.
, de, A 1249, 1262, 1299, 1333, 1892,
1414, 1585, 1715; B 1147.
Mortymer, B 126, 593, 1443.
Morulese, de la, A 1128.
Morwell, C 1519.
Moryer, C 99, 544.
Moryn, B 789; C 1318.
Morys, A 558, 564; C 150, 1756.
, mayor of Reading, A 558, 564.
, warden of WinchesterCollege, B 1199.
Mosard, A 1753.
MOBC, C 1724.
Mosyhayethorn, C 1162.
Motard, B 871.
Motto, A 1244.
Moubray, de, A 98 ; B 192, 762.
Mouhyn, A 1298.
Mouke, C 97.
Moula, de, B 220.
Moun, de, C 1497.
Mounfort, C 671.
Mcmndevile, de, A 1795.
Mountague, A 925 ; B 1779.
Mountcheuesy, de, C 1755.
Mountehermer, lord of, A 925.
Mountfort, C 19, 58, 61, 854, 890, 922, 933,
946, 1069, 1128, 1131, 1173, 1243, 1330,
1347, 1582, 1673, 1714.
and Richmond, earl of, C 1729.
Mountjoy, Lord, C 1735.
Mourtou, A 876.
Mouyn, A 1214.
Mowbray, B 1798.
lord of, B 374.
Mowin, Mowyn, A 414, 1205, 1210, 1228, 1242,
1246, 1280, 1306, 1330, 1344, 1356,
1363.
Moygne, Moyne, le, A 130, 508, 514, 817,
968, 1031, 1075, 1216, 1242, 1243,
1251, 1263, 1267, 1284, 1287, 1718;
B 1300, 1485, 1546; C 1411, 1646.
, sheriff of Huntingdon, A 1318.
Moyner, le, B 34.
Mubbe, C 1756.
Muccgros, de, A 922.
Muchegros, B 1069.
Mugge, B 1542.
Muleborne, de, C 1433.
Mulestune, de, B 926.
Mulct on, de, B 621.
Muleton, de la, B 83, 1188.
Muleward, C 1286.
Mulle, atte, B 1442, 1662.
Mulleward, A 174.
Mulsho, C 836, 983.
Mulso, B 1244.
Muluward, B 684.
Muhvard, C 329.
Mumbray, de, A 1416.
Muneansi, de, A 490.
Munden, steward of St.Alban's A bbey, A 1 106.
Mundes, A 593 ; C 881.
Mundeville, de, A 412, 785.
Mundham, de, C 1274.
Mundon, dc, B 522.
Mundy, C 1761.
Muner, le, B 34.
Mungeham, B 1129.
Munkcton, de, B 502.
Munmowth, B 48.
Munstreworth, de, B 1412.
Munteni, de, A 1005.
Muntpell', de, sheriff of London, A 1637.
Muntrih, de, C 191.
Muntvirun, Munrirun, de, A 798, 808.
Murdak, A 1422.
Murdinge, de, B 1582.
Murdoc, A 96.
Muredach, B 1222.
Muridc-ne, de, B 46.
Muriefeld, de, B 1192.
Muriel, B 1417.
Murteny, de, A 766.
Muryfeld, de, A 44.
Musard, A 927, 928, 934, 947, 1036 ; B 1653.
Musche, la, B 1358.
de la, B 1358.
Muschet, Musket, A 958, 995, 1006, 1082,
1092, 1167 ; B 366, 369, 371, 1294.
MussegroB, de, A 1334.
Musseudeue, Mussynden, de, B 1153 ; C 6.
.abbot of, C 1248.
Mustel, C 814.
Musters, de, A 1263.
Mutford, de, C 1271.
Muthecumbe, dc, A 234.
Mybbe, C 316.
Mychell, C 109.
Myddelham, lord of, B 692, andsee Nevill', de.
Myldemay, A 886.
Myll, C 1010.
Myllys, B 635, 636, 1158.
My 1 sham, C 312.
Mylys, A 1071.
Mylburne, C 751, 1214.
Mymmes, de, A 1583, 1591 ; C 850.
Myuis, B 155.
Mynetiecbanmbre, A 1319.
INDEX OP PERSONS.
689
Mynyot, C 756.
Myryel, A 1233.
Mystrechambre, A 1202.
N.
Nafford, de, B 731, 732, 735, 737.
, lord of Barford, B 792, 801, 802.
Narlyngherst, de, A 751.
Nally, C 1015, 1333.
Nalre, ntte, B 1396, 1400.
Nanneby, C 1080.
Nanskelly, C 1119, 1279.
Nantyan, A 659.
Napfordj de, B 774.
Nappere, le, A 1 1, 32, 35.
Napton, de, A 1419.
Nasse, at the, B 1514.
Nasshe, C 62.
Natle, C 728.
Naubele, ate, C 527.
Nayleworth, Naylesworth, de, B 2.
, mayor of Northampton, C 1594.
Neath, abbot of, B 727.
Ned, le, A 410.
Nedham, a justice of the Common Pleas,
B 1159.
,de, A 992.
Nedrebrunham, de, B 725.
Needham, B 1159.
Neel, 8 1452; C 437, 442, 791, 1082, 1256-
1258, 1292, 1293, 1295, 1758, 1776.
or Neale, master of the House of
St. Thomas the Martyr of Aeon,
London, C 242, 1570.
Neireford, de, A 339.
Neirenut, Neirnuit, A 176, 844.
Nelme, A 906.
, alias Brytte, A 888, 894.
, att, A 868.
Nelys, C 1323.
Neppere, le. See Nappere.
Nepferd', Nepford, de, B 767.
Nerband, C 1763.
Nerreford, de, A 503.
Nessefeld, de, A 310-312, 319.
Nesseld, de, A 689.
Neston, a, C 728.
Netheravene, de, B 889.
Netherstrete, C 788.
Nethewey, B 857.
Neu, le, C 874.
Neubold, de, B 361, 1138.
Neubonde, le, C 1034.
Neudegate, de, B 1691.
Neuman, A 1059 ; B 1210 ; C 429.
Neuport, A 1592.
Nenton, B 241, 857 ; C 681.
a 53584.
Neuton, de, A 320, 385, 1784 ; C 510.
Neve, B 1099.
, le, A 106.
Nevell, A 1157.
alderman of London, A !499.
Never, C 1075.
Nevile, de, A 508 ; B 842.
bishop of Chichester, A 388.
Nevill, A 714, 715.
, earl of Salisbury, B 57.
,de, A 260, 262,309, 416, 514; B 13,
221, 278, 279, 488, 681, 1149.
, a justice in Banco, A 734.
lord of Middleham, B 692.
, lady of Middleham, B 1050.
earl of Westmoreland, A 707 ; B 4:!5.
Newby, A 1427.
Newbury, St. Bartholomew's, prior of, A 597.
Newcastle, co. Stafford, mayor of, A 197.
St. Bartholomew's, prioress of, B 1 330,
1332.
New College, Oxford, warden of, B 473, 476,
482, 483, 489.
Newell, B 129.
Newelond, A 988.
,del, B 135.
Neweman, A 1114 ; B 215, 1475.
Newenham, C 12S2.
Newent, prior of, B 1570.
Neweport, A 781.
Newerk, de, A 734.
Neweton, C 486, 875.
New Hospital without Bishonsgate, prior of
the, A 1661.
Newland, A 669.
Newman, B 1781 ; C 881, 1041.
Newmarket, dc, A 339.
Newnham, B 721.
Newport, C 496, 878, 1168.
Newton, B 944.
Ney, C 907.
Neyreford, de, A 315.
Neyrnut, B 1455 ; C 986.
Neyrnuyt, prior of Canons' Ashby, B 121.
Nichalo, de, B 202.
Nicholas, C 576, 713, 808, 1381, 1384, 1586.
archdeacon, A 1485.
son of, A 1755, C 925.
, alderman of London, A 1511.
sheriff of Hereford, B 354, 404.
Nicholis, C 760.
Nichols, B 103.
Nicke, A 1520.
Nicole, Fitz, C 1729.
Niddingworth, de, A 1307.
Nigel, son of, A 208, 248 ; B 220, and see
Chester, constable of.
Niger, A 167', 1695.
Nik, A 1537.
Niprcd, de, B 663.
X X
690
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Nipreu, C 1455.
Niweland, de, A 766.
Niweton, de, C 50.
Noble, C 716.
, de, B 438.
le, A 949-955; C 995.
Noblet, B 393.
Nodario, de, A 96.
Node, A 1190; B 1443.
Nodder, le, C 729.
Noel, A 1572.
Noke, C 135, 1716.
, atte, A 672.
Nokes, ate, A 820, and see Quercu, dc.
Nolton, de, C 1626.
Nonny, A 964.
Nony, bailifi of St. Albans, A 988.
Nooke, C 1457.
Noote, A 865.
sheriff of London, A 1609.
Norai, de, A 1444.
Norays, le, B 1340.
Norburc, de, B 652.
Norbury, B 408, 1078, 1080.
Nore, C 118.
Noreis, A 1246.
, le, A 102, 1152, 1506, 1817 ; B 253,
546, 574.
Noreman, sheriff of London, A 1627.
Norensis, A 1635.
Noreys, A 623, 682, 1254, 1190, 1205, 1218,
1228, 1250, 1279, 1280, 1282, 1306,
1657; B 533-536, 543; C 524, 534,
758, 1230.
, le, A 1199, 1204, 1217, 1331 ; B 566,
1232, 1276, 1333, 1335-1337, 1343,
1346-1348.
Norfolk, A 642, 645, 833.
, archdeacon of, A 447, 1690, 1705,
and see London, de.
, countess of, A 537, 837, and see
Despenser.
, earl of, A 13, 753; C 1169, and see
Bigod.
duke of, B 512.
and Warenne, countess of, A 315,
316, and see Bigot.
Norgat, B 994.
Norhamton, de. See Northampton.
Norisse, C 767, 786, 1672.
Nork', de, B 1662.
Norland, C 121.
Norman, A 197, 1398 ; B 1020, 1099 ; C 573,
776, 1523.
, sheriff of London, A 1627, 1791.
son of, A 972.
Normand, le, B 290.
Normanton, B 901, 907.
, de, A 205.
Normanvyle, de, A 1453.
Normanwill', de, B 1034.
Norrays, le, A 190.
Norreis, A 677 ; B 1550, 1551.
, le, B 17.
Norrensis, A 1513.
Norres, A 628.
Norreys, le, A 193 ; B 717, 725, 1399.
North, B 197, 1795 ; C 1168, 1626.
, de, B 122, 1568.
, alias Parsonage, of, B 412.
Northampton, Norhampton, A 162.
, de, A 1235, 1356 ; B 842, 846, 1044,
1687 ; C 276.
mayor of, B 2.
, St. James' Abbey, abbot of, A 694,
1037.
, sheriff of, B 842, 847, and see
Bathon', de, Thorp, de.
, alderman of London, A 1515, 1516.
, sheriff of London, A 1605, 1625,
1664, 1668.
Northawe, de, A 1031.
Northburg, de, B 1368.
Northbury, C 1359.
Northden, atte, C 400.
Northecote, C 1397.
Northern, B 682.
Northfeldc, B 1639, 1640.
Northgate, C 989.
Northo, de, C 1071.
Northon', de, B 1546.
provost of St. Albans, A 1506.
Northovere, C 144.
Northrugg, B 1748.
Northtoft, A 471.
, de, A 429, 483.
Northumberland, earl of, A 365, and see
Percy, de.
Northward, A 146.
Northwod, de, B 1067.
Northwodde, de, a Baron of the Exchequer,
C 1497.
Norton, A 1230, 1234, 1461, 1533, 1539, 1548 ;
B 474, 1199, 1303; C 311,328, 483,
660, 725, 734, 747, 762,841,868,1210.
, de, A 1126, 1204, 1230, 1232, 1234,
1595, 1597, 1598 ; B 211, 1034, 1560,
1561; C 656.
Nortuna, de, B 353.
Nortwode, de, C 840.
Norwich, bishop of, A 228, 538, 637.
, de.C 1367.
Norwode, de, A 1375.
Norwych, B 1244.
Norys, A 675 ; B 1198 ; C 1138.
Noseley, warden of, B 1777.
Note, A 893.
Notehale, C 205.
, de, B 416.
Noteward, B 179.
Notingham, de, A 1436 ; B 543; C 69.
Notson, C 740.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
691
Notte, C 1003.
, mayor of London, A 1595, 1600,
1610.
, le, B 1793.
Nottelce, C 804.
Notlheclive, de, B 1069.
Notion, de, B 711.
, lord of, C 805.
Notyngharn, B 1058, 1061 ; C 1286.
, de, C 484.
sheriff of London, A 1602.
Novavilla, de, A 956, 957.
Novo Mercato, de, A 213, 308 ; B 743.
Novy, A 1127.
Novyne, atte, B 1165.
Nowell, B 1281, 1283, 1284, 1296.
Noiveray, de, B 1373.
Nowers, A 1796.
de, A 212, 387, 468, 476.
Noyt, A 221.
Nueris, de, A 920.
Nun, the, A 1379.
Nuncius, A 1388, and see Messager.
Nuneaton, prioress of, B 1433.
Nunny, C 1679.
Nutford, C 715.
Nutson, C 642, 668.
Nweton, de, C 1421.
Nyk, A 1529, 1562.
Nyudegate, de, B 1489.
Kyxon, C 1689.
0.
Obyn, C 1593.
Occeby, C 1441.
Ocholte, de, C 468.
Ochul, de, C 1535.
Ockeleshill, de, A 657.
Oddingele, de, C 699.
Oddynggeseles, de, C 1238.
Ode, A 757; C 1007.
Odestoke, C 1120.
Odeworth, fle, Constable of the Tower of
London, A 1515.
Odo, A 1483 ; B 576, 583.
son of, B 586.
Ody, 8 683.
Odyham, de, A 237.
Offeham, de, C 438.
Offelle, alias Milleward, C 299.
Oflewur", de, B 815.
Officeel, Official, le, C 236, 1364.
Offinton, de, A 1443, 1450.
Ogeston, de, B 1509.
Oglander. See Dogelander.
Ogle, Lord, C 187.
Ok, atte, atten, A 179, 188, 189.
Okeburn', prior of, B 303.
Okes, atte, A 1227.
Oldebury, de, B 584.
Oldeman, A 775.
Oldeton, de, A 200, and see Chester CO.,
sheriff of.
Olenhale, de, B 1492.
Olg de, B 409.
Oldhall, A 979, 1182; B 1235, 1244, 1329.
Oliver, A 776; C 555.
Olney, A 1555, 1557, 1558; B 808, 809;
C 1458.
de, A 161,256, 1265; C 1445.
Olneze, C 1224.
Oltun, de, B 1793.
Olyver, A 1529, 1562 ; C 34, 55, 72, 99, 136,
146, 175, 209,249, 308, 422, 434, 459,
544, 708, 785, 1061, 1081, 1093, 1116,
1151, 1243, 1638, 1743, 1741.
Omleye, lordof, C 1158.
Omnibon, de, B 61.
Omnibus Sanctis, de, A 445.
Onesty, C 1385.
Onewyne, B 1765.
Ongham, C 138.
Onhus, de, A 544.
Onstye, C 1053.
, alias Holcombe, C 1058.
Onylege, de, C 1162.
Orbury, Canons of, B 184, 856.
prior of, B 920.
Orchard, Orchart, atte, C 702,775, 779, 1759.
, dela, C 509.
Orchezerde, C 483.
Ordewy, C 358.
Orenge, de, A 76.
Oreseye, de, B 1508, 1521.
Orgar, Orgor, 8 1347, 1348.
Oristehale, de, B 800.
Orliens, Orlions, de, A 1618, 1029.
Orlton, A 459, 475.
Ormesby, C 96, 100, 1213.
Ormethwayte, C 1018.
Ormond, C 927, 1022, 1490, 1599.
, de, C 1137, 1138, 1190.
, earl of, C 37, 133, 242, 250, 305, 732,
782, 909, 913, 1130, 1137, 1138, 1145,
1170, 1190, 1550, 1700, 1734-1736.
.Lord, C 936.
Orpedman, A 1774.
Orpyn, B 373.
Orstede, C 1157.
Orton, A 1403.
Orwelle, de, A 1373.
Osbani, A 671, 676, 685, 1705, 1718 ; C 125C-
1258, 1292, 1293, 1295, 1570.
Osbern, B 376, 939-941 ; C 163, 254, 1481.
Oshcrt, B 620.
, son of, A 485, 503; 8 599, 1337.
, de la, Muletone, B 83.
Osborne, B 1 597.
xx 2
692
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Osebaru/'A 1562, 1633; B 1641; C 1152,
1269.
Osebern, A 1280, 1618; B 628 ; C 1343.
Oseborn, A 656.
Osecote, de, C 1141.
Osefeld, de, A 807.
Osegod, B 1521.
Oselby, de, C 228, 233, 426, 1412.
Oseltone, de, B 639.
Osgodby, A 320.
, de, A 3S5.
Osgotteby.de, C 177.
Oskyn, B 408, 1448, 1450.
Osmond, C 1083.
Osmund, son of, A 499.
Osprynge, de, C 712.
Osselby, de, C 1441.
Osiena, A 1168.
Ossulveston, abbot of, B 93, 1096.
Osteler, C 1775.
Ostmund, son of, A 793.
Ostriche, C 324, 1189.
Oswald, A 534.
Osward, C 1437.
Oterbourne, de, B 1396, 1400.
Othe Chare, B 41.
Othes, son of, C 1649.
Othewold, B 569.
Otho, Bon of, A 8, 18, 53, 72, 75, 79-83, 93,
276, 922, 1034, 1060, 1165.
,., constable of the Tower of London,
A 1785.
.......... warden of London, A 1776; C 850,
1172.
Otle, de, C 362.
Otley, C 139.
de, C 354, 1363.
Otteby, de, C 1412.
Ottele, de, A 315.
Ottheswrth, de, B 1248.
Otull, A 1537.
Oudeby, de, A 1585.
Ouewyne, B 1765.
Oughgard, B 241.
Oughham, A 574.
Oulf, B 1550, 1551.
Oulgreve, sheriff of London, C 1690.
Ourys, B 1356.
Outelaw, A 770, 789, 783 ; C 1041.
Outhill, son of A 1436.
Outtred, C 90.
Over Brunham, de, B 741, 742, 744, 761.
Overe, A 1381.
, de, B 1357, 1401, 1550.
Overey, C 1063, 1104.
Overtou, B 85, 467, 981.
, de, A 1083, 1407, 1784; B 1277,
1704; C 455,772.
and Womborn, lord of, C 839.
Overtonlongvile, A 1219.
Ovcsham, de, A 805.
Ovy, B 819.
Ovyng, A 1797.
Ovyngton, B 1071.
Ovyot, B 1381.
Oweldryke, C 372.
Owen, A 648, 649.
Owgharn, C 736.
Oxclyf, de, C 74.
Oxenbrigge, B ; 956, C 240.
Oxendon. de, A 1351.
Oxeney, A 1792.
Oxenford, de, B 1720.
, sheriff of London, A 1618.
Oxford, earl of, A 8, 13, 167 ; B 356, 1270 ;
C 1 248, and see Vere, Veer.
, St. Mary of Mount Carmel, prior of,
C 1731.
, St. Mary of Winchester, warden of
college of, B 473, 476, 482, 483, 489.
Oxhaye, de, A 1698.
Oxon', de, A 1785, 1786.
, sheriff of London, B 86.
Oxpring, C 310, 783, 837, 864, 1463.
Oxsprynge, de, C 514, 1389, 1626.
Oxtede, de, B 1662.
Oxton, B 581.
Oxyndon, de, master of the Hospital of
St. John at Northampton, C 1584.
P.
Pacchingg, Paccbyng, C 1292.
, de, A 442, 436, 513.
Paching, A 462.
Packestaff, B 1049.
Paeon, Pacoun, Pacown, C 7, 309, 391.
Pacwode, de, B 1074.
, coroner of Coventry, B 135, 1074,
1090, 1213, 1216, 1218.
Pacy, B 227, 344.
Paddebiry, B 344.
Padenhall, de, B 1206; C 603.
Padmore, B 426.
Paen, A 1177.
Page, A 621 ; B 223, 283, 1131, 1359, 1450,
1514, 1604,1646, 1665; C 752,841,
961.
Pagenclle, B 442.
Pagyn, C 315.
Paignel, C 532.
Pain, A 920.
son of, A 249, 308.
Painel, B 289, 700, 785.
Pake, A 559, 561-563, 569, 573, 1013, 1016,
1019, 1058.
Pakeman, C 337.
Pakenham, de, B 777, 964, 965 ; C 828.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
693
Pakerel, A. 1337.
Paket, B K,95.
Palfreymau, B 185.
, le, B 963.
Palle, A 1564.
Palmare, B 79 ; C 173, 1134.
Palmer, A 339, 650, 1417, 1585 ; B 94, 197,
721, 819, 1049, 1083, 1219, 1271, 1783,
1788 ; 0405,425,797, 1378, 1457.
le, A 936 ; B 235 ; C 526, 718, 1033,
1057, 1251, 1360, 1415, 1647.
,the, A 1631.
, sheriff of London, A 1615.
Pahneres, le, C 52.
Palmes, B 419.
Palton, C 1724.
Palty, B 655.
Pampyng, C 989.
Pan', A 72.
Pancefod, de, B 835.
, Pancefot, or Pauncefoth, B 524,
542, 545, 547, 548, 556, 557, 586, 587,
837, 1322.
Panfeld, de, A 538.
Panto v , A 203.
Panyfader, C 1457.
Pap, B 564.
Papenham, mayor of Coventry, B 1049.
Papeworth, Papewurthe, de, A 404, 1275,
1355.
Papyll, B 266.
Parage, C 1454, 1738.
Parch, del, A 327.
Parcho, de, A 268.
Parco, de, A 284, 289, 296, 298, 299, 329,
330, 840 ; B 102, 516, and see Park.
Parent, B 938.
Parham, C 597.
Paris, A 1261, 1274, 1344, 1443, 1302.
, de, A 140, 515, 1612, 1680.
sheriff of London, A 1512, 1778,
1783.
Parissh, B 991.
Park, atte, B 1398.
del, A 270, 301,302.
Parker, A 740, 851,891,908,970,1717,1364,
1378, 1572, 1650, 1718, 1796 ; B 255,
257, 258, 805, 805, 907; C 54, 85, 596,
920, 1246, 1564.
, le, A 192; B 1397; C 611,891,919,
990, 1564.
Parkers, le, C 1090.
Parky n, C 717.
Parle, de, B 3.
Parmay, B 100.
Parmentarius, A 474, 1047, 1663; B 566, and
see Tailor, the.
Pannenter, le, B 1281, 1283, 1284 ; C 1371.
Parmounter', le, B 685.
Parmyng, A 1662.
Parmyter, A 881,
Parnele, B 1411.
I'arre, A 726.
Parres, C 366, 1305.
Parson, A 577, 591 ; B 424, 461, 1262,
1268; C 594, 1591.
, called Tauntone, C 811.
, the, A 213.
Parsonage, of, alias North, B 412.
Partrich, Partrick, C 332, 443, 1637.
Parva Elormede, de, A 1177.
Parvecote, A 561, and see Reading, mayor of.
Parvus, A 1760, and see Little.
Parys, B 907 ; C 374, 492, 1425, 1530, 1582.
,de, B 1546; C 406.
, alderman of London, C 69.
, sheriff of London, C 1618, 1630.
Pascall, C 1 35.
Pascepe, C 846.
Pasiner, A 347.
Passarius, B 379, and see Ferryman.
Passelewe, Passelowe, A 1450 ; B 847.
Passinger, C 1167.
Passour, le, alias Fisher, the, A 680.
Passur, le, A 70.
Pastell', B 1775.
Paston, A 639, 650, 726, 834; C 506, 709,
901, 1130, 1233.
Pastron, B 780.
Patemere, de, A 507, 1027, 1079.
Paternoster, C 460.
Pateshull, dean of, B 1073, 1076.
, de, A 463 ; B 2 ; C 697.
Patishill, de, dean of London, A 1682.
Patoun, C211.
Patrich, Patrike, C 475, 885, 940.
Patwoode, de, B 1041.
Patyn, B 453 ; C 662.
Pauely, de, B 1022.
prioress of St. Mary of Sewardley,
B 1191.
Paulin, C 346.
Paumer, le, A 382, 1571.
Paveley, lord of Fairhok, C 645.
Pavely, Paveli, de, A 250, 943.
Pavers, C 462.
Pavili.de, B 1138.
Pavor, C 1679.
Pavy, C 17.
Pawlyn, C 1030.
Pawlett, A 643, 836, and see King's house -
hold, controller of.
Pawntwell, B 530.
Pay, A 1301.
Paycok, A 834.
Payer, C 1565.
Paylinton, de, B 390.
Payn, A 606, 671, 674, 676, 941, 1365;
B443, 1090,1250, 1368, 1526, 1615,
1621, 1734, 1789 ; C 42, 73, 148, 604,
620, 642, 645, 678, 715,943,982, 1134.
1613.
694
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Paynel, B 437 ; C 981.
Payntour, A. 1440.
Pe, le, B 1337, 1351.
Peaw, C 296.
Pebeners, Pebenersh, de, A 527, 537.
Pecham, de, B 447, 448.
Pecche, A 728 ; B 977 ; C 857, 954.
, lord of Chigwcll, B 917.
, lord of Hampton in Ardcn, C G01,
1627.
Peche, A 425, 426, 429, 443, 454, 471, 483,
484, 488, 493, 839, 1388 ; B 177.
, mayor of London, C 113.
, le, A 511.
Peck, A 552, 1 436 ; B 1077 ; C 865, 876, 1006,
1585.
Pecok, B 1508, 1521 ; C 1088.
Pedder, C 369, 386.
Peddewith, de, A 947.
Pede, le, A 202.
Pedefer, A 1314, 1350, 1370, 1376.
Pedeworth, de, A 346.
Pee, C 564.
, le, B 1348.
Peek, C 1212.
Peers, A 891 ; B 1007, 1013, 1037-39, 1185 5
C 991.
Peersou, C 1199.
Pefot, A 85.
Pegge, B 293.
Pegulton, C 1074.
Peissun, B 767.
Peke, C 1213.
Pekerton, B 425.
Pekeryng, C 815.
Pekham, C 100.
Pekke, A 1312.
Pelettier, le, A 1349.
Pelham, C 835.
, de, A 532.
Pellican, C 635.
Pelliparius, B 1248, 1289, 1321; C 1051,
and see Skynner, Skinner.
Pelote, de la, B 19, 83, 601, 616, 621, €29,
1059, 1190.
Pembroke, earl of, A 13, 198, 228, 623, 975,
1030, 1432, 1438; C 322, and see
Valence, de ; Hastynges, do ; Marshall.
Pembrugge, de, A 166, 168, 169.
Penbegil, de, A 223.
Penbroke, C 1359.
Penbrugge, de, A 146, 169, 931, 943, 948.
Pendorayl, A 540.
Penobnigge, de, A 165, 170.
Penecestr', de, B 1398.
Penedoc, de, B 1147.
Penescestrc, de, A 763.
Pcngersyk, Pengresek, A 851, 879, 903,
Pengrisell, A 860, 882.
Penhal, de, A 97.
Feniston, de, C 1018.
Penkeny, de, A 89.
Penna, de, A 38, 413, 415 ; B 1568.
Pennard, C 1141.
Pennde, de la, C 536.
Penne, C 1201, 1415 j C 732.
de la, A 4, 5, 43, 60, 69, 88, 105.
Pennok, A 909.
Penny, C 106.
Penryn, B 1211.
Pension, B 1545.
Penteneye, B 1005, 1012, 1015.
Pentrye, A 781.
Peny, B 1764, 1768 ;VC 1266.
Penycok, Penykok, B 750; C 1359.
Penyman, B 819.
Penythorn, A 1553.
Penytone, de, C 87 1.
Peoke, C 1498.
Perariis, de, A 1486.
Perceval, A 837 j B 853.
, de, B 75.
Perchehay, A 283.
Perchynge, C 1342.
Percy, de, A 283, 365; C 438, and tee
Northumberland, earl of.
Percye, A 697.
Percyvall, C 240.
Perdice, A 1046.
Perdour, B 1129.
Perepunt, de, B 1092.
Pereres, de, A 526.
Perers, C 987.
Pereton', B 561.
Perharn, C 1089.
, mayor of Marlborough, C 340.
Periot, B 1131.
Peris, A 1301.
Periton, de, A 501.
Perkyns, A 675, 677 ; B 1131.
Perle, C 1499.
, alderman of London, A 1795.
Pernel, A 1484.
Perpoynte, A 713.
Perrer, le, A 1656.
Perry, B 819; C 796.
Persan, the, A 1442.
Pershore, abbotof, B 217,248, 261, 712, 1069,
1324.
Person, Persoun, A 1364 ; B 432, 961, 1647,
1709 ; C 945.
Perstede, de, C 1103.
Perteseyl, B 472.
Pertenay, de, B 1744.
Perteneye, B 984.
Pertryk, B 243.
Pervecot, A 593, and see Reading, mayor of.
Pcry, A 1088, 1135, U82.
Poryn, O 539.
Peryote, B 1187.
Perys, A 860, 878.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
695
Pesemer, C 1733.
Pessoner, le, B 1789.
Pestor, C 650.
Pestur, le, A 428.
Pestyll, A 833.
Pesye, de, A 1443.
Peter, son of, A 892, 920, 1 176, 1474, 1476,
•1655, 1677, 1692, 1739, and see Essex,
earl of.
, alderman of London, A 1499, 1511,
Peterborough, abbot of, B 434.
, de, A 1347.
Petimon, A 178.
Petipas, A 349.
Petir, C 588.
Petley, C 715.
Petows, B 991.
Pettiford, de, C 1584.
Pettindon, de, A 485.
Pette, C 67.
Pettesworth, C 402.
Petty, mayor of Dover, B 1271.
Petyt, C 216, 1242.
Peutrer, le, 1538.
Pevensb.ee, de, A 1168.
Peverel, A 210, 765, 973, 1032, 1478, 1479,
1483, 1577-1579, 1582, 1671, 1688,
1699, 1693, 1694, 1702, 1724, 1727-
1730, 1739, 1741, 1805, 1811 ; B 1586 ;
C 1548.
Peviles, B 350.
Peyle, A 1417.
Peyner, A 927.
Peyntour, A 1342.
,le, A 1226.
Peyt', de, B 576.
Peytevyn the Jew, A 1673.
Peyto.de, A 177; B 1327.
Peyton, C 1105, 1297.
Peytowe, A 594.
Peyvere, Peyvre, A 750 ; C 1696.
Phat, B 425.
Phekman, B 425.
Phelippot, A 1465.
Philip, A 569.
, son of, 8 421.
, alderman of London, C 311, 747.
Philippa, late Queen of England, C 758.
Philippis, C 1484.
Phillippe, B 255, 257, 258.
Philpott, A 804.
Phippis, C 881.
Phvelton, de, B 1377.
Picard, mayor of London, A 1602.
sheriff of London, A 1605, 1625,
1664, 1733.
Pichard, C 582.
Piccher, A 858.
Pichot, A 340.
Pickering, B 435.
Picot, A 1117, 1577, 1580, 1697, 1700, 1704,
1727, 1728; B 1405, 1775, 1795.
Pictor, B 1248.
Pieres, Piers, A 839, 893.
Pig, A 102, 396, 738.
Pigot, A 979, 1440.
Pigun, Pijon, B 1382, 1505.
Pik, B 101.
Pikard, sheriff of London, A 1625.
Pikeringbi, A 1385.
Pikot, A 1671, 1703, 1720; C 190.
, son of, A 1483.
Pilche, B 157.
Pilefolde, B 1587.
Pilesiate, B 781.
Pilketon, B 893.
Pilling, B 1564 ; C 441, 1343, 1615.
Pilliuges, C 218, 818.
Pincerna, A 1216 ; 8 1568, and see Butler.
Piuchinni, de, A 919.
Pinel, A 399, 407, 412.
Pinkeni, Pinkenie, Pinkeny, A 70, 1617, 1666,
1819.
, de, A 10, 1771, 1746, 1818; B 289,
309, 1323, 1405.
Pinnel', de, B 505.
Pinney, C 916.
Pionia, prior of, B 1427.
Pipard, B 468 ; C 1595.
Piper, B 1775.
, le, 8282.
Pippard, A 535 ; C 580, 807.
Fir', de, B 886.
Piris, C 88.
Piro, Piron, de, A 1029, 1746-1748, 1754-
1756, 1760, 1767.
Pirun, A 141.
Pirye, B 659.
Piryton, C 249.
Piscator, A 39, 60 ; B 133, 134, 459, 497 ;
C 1586, and see Fisher.
Pisseford, le, B 1090.
Piston, C 1663.
Pistor, A 472, 1018, 1076, 1628; B 643,
1367 ; C 93, 1340, 1495, 1508, 1628,
1667, and see Baker.
Pistrino, de, B 1571.
Pitericheshamne, de, 8 197.
Pittman, A 1098.
Place, de la, A 309.
Plaice, A 290.
Plaghe, de, A 1598, 1602, 1603.
Plassh, C 23.
Platscott, B 819.
Plattys, A 580.
Plehge, le, B 115.
Plemell, A 124.
Plesig, de, A 1705.
Pleydell, B 1440.
Pltystowe, Pleystouwe, atte, A 7, 14, 23.
696
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Pleystowe, ile la, C 129.
Pleytere, Ic, B 977.
Plokenet, A 187.
rioket, B 969, 1441.
Piokyngton, or Plokyngdon, B 1525, 1526,
1532.
Pkmket, C 1139.
Plombc, B 291.
PlomCr,B 876 ; C 764, 901.
, le, A 1338, 1348 ; B 979.
Plot, C 1141.
Plowman, C 558.
Plumbe, B 293, 299.
Plume, A 108.
Plumptoi!, lord of. See St. John.
Plumton, de, B 309, 681, 1671.
Pocehart, C 550.
Podenay, B 1514.
Podiford, de, A 183.
Podington, B 481.
Podringau, de, 523.
Poer, le, B 210.
Pogoys, A 253.
Poher', B 732.
le, B 9, 1069.
Poinaut, A 1416.
Poitou, archdeacon of, A 341.
Pokelyngton, B 1525, 1526.
Pokcshill, C 1588.
Polain, B 616.
Polbrok, C 1450.
Pole, B 137, 1494.
atte, C 867.
, dela, A 350, 355, 707, 1645; B 9,
1667, 1668; C 167, 1481, ami see
Suffolk, earl of.
Polet, B 600, 617.
, or Poleth, B 622, 626, 630.
Poley, Poleys, A 991, 999.
, .., de, A 1170, 1173.
Polhampton, de, B 1391-1393, 1400; C 195,
290, 690, 1186, 1221.
Polhey, de, A 1007.
Poliugton, de, A 339.
Pollard, A 1252, 1304, 1347 ; B 419, 1656,
1657.
Polle, atte, A 1572.
Pollesdene, de, C 129.
Polot', de la, B 1187, 1189.
Polstede, C 139.
Polter, le, B 417.
Polymond, mayor of Southampton, B 29.
Pomeray, Pomeroy, prior of Holy Trinity,
London, A 1071, 1723.
, abbot of St. Mary de Pratis,
B 104.
, prior of Holy Trinity, London.
Pomfret, A 1560.
Ponde, atte, 8 1619, 1634.
Ponne, B 291.
Ponte, de, A 5, 21, 26, 824, 1631, 1689, 1711,
1745, 1752, 1769, 1813; B 662;
C 71, 1146, 1424, and see Bridge.
Poutefract, de, C 1626.
Pontefr', de, A 1746.
Pontem, ad, B 384, 398, 586.
Ponynges, A 845.
Poole, de, C 1576.
Pop, Pope, A 171, 1353, 1382; C 1025, 1449.
Popelday, C 666.
Popham, A 655 ; B 6, 910; C 533, 1499.
Popingeay, A 1523, 1544, 1556.
Poppeham, C 495.
Porcel, A 253.
Porcestria, de, B 1059, 1188, 1190, 1307,
1334.
Porchet, C 520.
Porlee, de, A 1538.
Porte, B 241, 555 ; C 311, 725, 747, 762, 868.
, de, B 639.
, de la, A 227, and see Exeter, mayor
of.
Portees, de, A 243.
Portehors, A 1212.
Porter, A 579, 584, 601, 592, 1561, 1758,
1759, 1762, 1812; B 103, 419, 460,
462, 635, 666, 697, 698, 1770; C 253,
377, 386, 469, 865, 920, 1246.
le, A 509, 1369 ; B 694, 695, 1027,
1031, 1324, and see Beading, mayor of.
, the, A 829, and see Janitor.
, alias Hylton, B 1777.
Warden of New College. Oxford,
B 482, 489.
, le, B 508, and see Janitor.
Portesi, de, B 375.
Portesmouth, de, B 1273.
I 'oilman. B 944.
Portyngton, A 979.
Posingewurth, Posyngwerth, C 838, 1017.
Possewyc, de, C 1646.
Postel, B 1623, 1632, 1660, 1661, 1663, 1666;
C 962.
Poswyk, C 461.
Potekyu, B 864, 867.
Potenhale, A 1592.
Poter, le, A 1064.
sheriff of London, A 1620 ; C 16U9.
Poterel, A 1764.
Pothow, de, B 832.
Potter, B 1447, 1540, 1541, 1591, 1620,
1670; C 238, 982, 1657.
Potkin, Potkyn, B 1684; C 691.
Poucyn, C 384.
Poueshurst, B 910.
Poukeput, C 1768.
Pounchun, C 289.
Pountfreit, sheriff of London, A 1792.
, de, C 69.
Pourte, alderman of London, C 1603 1604,
1608, 1«11, 1618.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
697
Poutare, C 417.
Poutrell, C 38, 943.
Powele, Powell, 8 530, 1353.
Poventon', de, B 76.
Power, A 925 ; B 14 ; C 209, 1742.
, le, C 1437.
Powtone, C 1165.
Pox, C 1605.
Poynaud, C 911.
Poynes, C 1358.
Poyntel, A 522.
Poyntz, A 866, 891 ; B 1599, 181 ; C 229.
Prat, B 128, 426 ; C 834, 1703.
Prato, de, C 1362.
Pratt, B 1701 ; C 403, 875, 1334.
Praty, C 125.
Praude, le, B 1350.
Preaus, de, A 203.
Prekepein, C 50.
Prentys, A 1007 ; B 1099 ; C 1655.
Presbury, C 97.
Presbyter, A 500, 1047, and see Priest.
Prest, A 1007, 1269, 1417 ; C 220, 1366,
1654.
Prestecote, C 1108, 1397.
Prestede, de, C 590.
Prestere, le, A 989.
Prestos, C 336, 962.
Prestewde, de, C 79.
Preston, C 451, 903, 1102, 1679.
de, A 1098; B 431 j C 697.
, alderman of London, A 1618, 1629,
1793.
, mayor of London, A 1719.
Prestwyk, C 886.
alias Colyer, C 877.
Preye, C 526.
le, C 526.
Prichet, C 1774.
Pridias, A 221.
Priest, the, A 500, 819, 1005, 1017, 1178,
1187, 1454, 1475, and see Presbiter,
Sacerdos.
Priests, the, A 1684, 1687.
Prikke, B 1129.
Primerole, B 1691, 1718.
Prior, Priour, B 1366 ; C 298, 559.
, alderman of London, B 86.
, sheriff of London, A"1570 ; C 87.
, le, A 112, 113.
Prise, de la, B 1657.
Priur, le, C 453.
Proctor, A 546.
Prodhomme, Prodhom, Prodome, Prodoume,
Produmme, Prudhom, Prudoume,
Prudum, A 1516, 1729; B 85, 282,
527, 533, 549, 554, 565, 583, 584, 588,
1614, 1714, 1724.
sheriff of London, A 1586.
Protect, Profete, C 470, 835.
Profit, B 1149.
Proktour, B 104.
Prophete, dean of Hereford, B 426.
Prout, Proute, B 1615 ; C 63.
Prouerbcts, B 1461.
Provost, A 1314.
the, A 1047.
Prowet, A 1135, 1190.
Prowte, B 1676.
Prudhom. See Prodhomme.
Prudde, or Hasteler, C 1026.
Pruet, C 1208, 1712, 1713.
Prydeaux, C 1108, 1397.
Pryk, B 1118; C 447.
Pryme, C 1168.
Prymerose, C 104.
Pryuce, C 673, 1478.
Pryour, A 990; C 175.
Pucel, C 1594.
Puderigge, de, A 240.
Puderuge, de, A 390, 398, 401, 406-408, 411,
412.
Pudifer, A 1389.
Pudrigge, de, A 391.
Puffe, C 261.
Puher, B 348.
Pul, C 696.
Pulche, B 1789, 1790.
Puloro Boseo, de, B 1334.
Puleyn, C 1364.
Pulharn, C 200.
de, A 946.
Puller, B 356.
Pulteney, de, B 80.
, mayor of London, A 1472, 1629,
1732.
Pulter, A 1190, 1198, 1200, 1201, 1301,
1304, 1312; B 131.
Pultrych, B 1 652.
Punchardon, de, B 624, 629.
Punchardun, C 1548.
Pundey, B 147.
Punewyne, O 1265.
Pung, B 538.
Punsar, A 605.
Punttinton, de, A 213.
Puper, 8 1789.
Pupplinton, de, 8 508.
Purbyk, de, A 942.
Purcel, A 353.
Purchace, C 240.
Purches, sheriff of London, A 1588,
Purefey, Purfray, A 1419 ; C 1579.
Park, C 989, 1083.
Purle, de, A 472.
Purs, A 1137.
Purstone, B 1030.
, de, B 828.
Purtepol, de, B 1511, 1521.
Purvoche, B 904, 907.
Purye, C 1397.
698
INDEX OF PEESONS.
Puteo, de, B 1413, 1488.
Puth, atte, B 1462.
Putheregge, d«, A 405.
Putot, Putotb, B 766, 771, 794.
Putout, A 204.
Puyssfordc, de, B 1218.
Pybakere, C 1096.
Pyccher, A 858.
Pychard, C 490.
, de Caldecote, C 1107.
Pycheford, de, A 87.
Pycot, A 1304; C 162, 274, 451, 507, 538,
565, 570, 631, 633, 648, 688, 700, 701,
865, 895, 1006, 1406, 1408-1410,
1427-1429, 1438, 1438, 1513.
Pye, B 996.
Pyers, A 882.
Pyggesle, C 205, 1038.
Pygot, B 692, 1050; C 134, 706, 991, 1213,
1275.
Pygrym, A 643.
Pygun, B 459.
Pyk, sheriff of London, A 1719.
Pyke, C 1144.
Pykeman, C 500, 1691.
Pyket, B 1001, 1008.
Pykeryng, de, B 493.
Pykot, C 1615.
Pyleth, B 711.
Pylfold, B 1676.
Pylk', B 653.
Pylling, B 1739, 1740; C 1515.
Pymore, C 935.
Pympe, C 604.
Pynchepole, B 362, 363.
Pynchebek, B 1044.
Pynchune, A 866.
Pynde, A 646.
Pynel, A 405,412.
Pynk, A 1143.
Pynkene, Pynkeney, Pynkeni, Pynkenny,
A 43, 680.
A 395, 1635, 1817 ; B 936, 1073,
1076.
Pynkyl, A 1436.
Pymor, C 1404.
Pynard, C 1494.
Pypet, B 665.
Pyppard, A 528 ; C 705.
Pyrie, A 769.
Pyriman, A 775.
Pyro, de, A 1635, 1770, 1816, 1817.
Pyry, A 598, 600, 1134.
Pysford, B 1056.
de, B 1049, 1084.
Pytkyn, C 1294, 1301.
Pytte, C 1391.
Q.
Quadryug, B 918.
Quarel, B 561 ; C 170, 722.
Quarere, ate, B 1664, 1716.
Quarr, abbot of, B 91, 107-110, 115, 495,
506, 668, 669, 678, 686, 707, 710, 890,
1135, 1151, 1192, 1578, 1598.
Quatermaynes, B 736.
Queen's Chamberlain, the, A 1042, 1043.
Queinterel, A 62.
Quemerford, de, A 238.
Queneson, B 1526.
Quenterel, C 726.
Quentone, de, A 1077.
Quercu, de, A 820, and see Nokes.
Querdeleon, C 180, 683.
Querderey, de, B 1598.
Querendone, de, A 1727.
Queye, de, A 1242.
Queynterel, C 1506.
Quixley, de, B 502.
Quoynterel, A 449.
Quykkeryll, B 1053.
Quyutyn, B 1750.
Quysdene, A 747.
R
Rabaz, B 386.
Raby, lord of, A 416 ; B 221, and see Nevill,
de.
Eadclyf, B 356.
Badeford, C 829, 992.
,de, B 15.
, lord of, B 459, 497, and see Symely.le.
Raden', de, B 354.
Badeslo, A 964.
Radewcia, de, B 253.
Radewintra, de, B 152.
Radings, abbot of, B 934, and see Reading.
Radiston, de, B 479.
Radnor' de, A 1294 ; B 371, 379, 673, 1295.
Radwell, C 257.
Radwintre, de, A 723.
Radynges, de, B 1776.
Raffen, C 852.
Ragel', de, B 582, 584.
Raggelee, Raggeleg, Raggeleye, de, B 529,
588, 1236.
Raginaldus, B 353.
Ragoii, Ragun, Ragund, B 507, 1100, 1252.
Ragusa, Archbishop, of, B 77.
Raimes, de, A 477, 492.
Raiuer, son of, A 1686.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
699
Eake, atte, B 723.
Ralegh', cle, B 1163, 1179, 1181, 1183.
Ralph, son of, A 295, 528, 535, 759, 1166,
1343, 1407 ; B 279, 402; C 1206.
Ramesden, de, A 773 ; B 1233.
Eameseia, Ramesia, de, A 486, 492.
Rameseye, de, C 1092.
Ramesholt, A 1365.
Rameshulle, de, constable of Marlborough
Castle, C 64.
Kamet, A 474, 787.
Eamisdene, Rammesden, de, A 774 ; B 1335.
Rampeyne, B 1783.
Ramsey, A 1248, 1297 ; C 1229.
, abbot of, A 88, 103-105, 127, 130,
132, 133, 135, 136, 138, 139, 550,
1038, 1064, 1122, 1194-1197, 1204,
1218, 1221, 1222, 1230, 1232, 1234,
1239, 1242, 1243, 1247, 1250, 1259,
1260, 1264, 1265-1267, 1269, 1271,
1272, 1275, 1277, 1278, 1283, 1284,
1290, 1291, 1293, 1308, 1309, 1313,
1318, 1319, 1323, 1325, 1340, 1343,
1352, 1355, 1357, 1362, 1363, 1369,
1375, 1376, 1394, 1454 ; B 34, 35, 39,
85, 87, 859, 1060, 1062, 1064, 1485,
1499, 1531, 1546, 1553, 1554, and see
Gumcscestr', de.
, almoner of, A 1366.)
, chamberlain of, A 1370.
precentor of, A 1454.
, prior of, A 1362.
provost of, A 1338, 1348, 1366.
.steward of, A 1196, 1390; B 1552,
and see Wichinton, de.
, de, 1339, 1357.
Kan, de, A 2.
, le, A 79.
Kancillun, R 786.
Bandolf, Randulf, A. 47, 1533, 1539, 1S48 ;
B 902, 1299, 1773; C 1395.
, son of, A 1684 ;-B 1709.
Ranes, B 141.
Eanulf, earl, A 203.
, son of, A 486, 808.
Baper, B 857.
Bapvilla, de, A 1072.
Rasell, C 1010.
Rastel, C 1377, 1694.
Rastewold, A 586, and see Restwold,
Rastrik, A 592, 593.
Ratyndene, A 946.
Rauf, Fitz, B 154.
Raufe, C 880.
Raulyns, alias Leef, C 651.
Kaund, B 1536.
Raunsdon, de, B 1340.
Ravele, A 1192.
, de, A 1346, 1377.
Raven, B 1038, 1039; C 268, 383, 424, 791,
852, 900.
Rarencston, de, C 110.
Ravenhowe, C 166.
Ravenistou, de, C 279.
Ravenold, B 1785.
Rawlyn, Rawlyns, A 631 j C 100, 881.
Rayelton, C 1240.
Rayner, C 347.
Raynesforth, C 287.
Raynforde, C 777.
Re, ate, C 1321.
Reading, abbot of, A 611 ; C 388, 604.
, recorder of, A 602, and see Edmunds.
, mayor of, A 154, 157, 160, 162, 553,
554, 556, 557, 560, 561, 564-568, 570,
571, 573, 577, 584, 591-594, 596, 601,
and see Baxster, Carpenter, Dunster,
Kaynes, Kent, Lynacre, Morys,
Parvecote, Porter, Reede, Uppston
Vayre, Whyte, Wylton.
Reeheford, de, A 519.
Reculver, B 872.
Reda, de, A 18.
Redborne, Redburn.de, B 885,972, 976, 1371.
Reddebergh, de, A 947.
Rede, A 722, 747; C 42, 183, 353, 403, 511,
604, 678, 875, 947, 998, 1156, 1157,
1160, 1161, 1197, 1334.
, chief justice of the Common Pleas,
B 949-951.
, one of the King's justices, C 270.
, or Reede, A 567, 568, 570, 571, 586,
587, 591, 593, and see Reading, mayor
of.
, de, C 608.
le, B 1197,1475,1691.
Kedeknape.C 1113, 1592.
Redeknave, de, B 1410.
Redel, A 1005, 1012, 1015, 1024 j B 984.
Redelyngton, C 506.
Redeman, le, A 1398.
Redewinter de, 1810.
Redfern, C 1549.
Redhani, de, A 1385 ; C 826.
Redhill, B 1129.
Reding', de, B 1791.
Redknapp, C 1041.
Redman, A 1368, 1762, 1763.
Redmayn, A 546.
Redveriis, de, B 91.
Ree, atte, A 1586 ; B 968 ; C 982, 1053.
dela, B 974.
Reede, A 356, 586; B 155, 1036, 1037;
C 1278, 1280, and see Rede, also
Reading, mayor of.
, de, C 1540.
Reflham, de, B 990.
Regate, de, C 1291.
Regger, son of, Alderman of London,
A 1643.
Reginald, son of, A 921, 1151 ; 8 359, 731,
794.
Regni, de, B 348.
Reimer dc London, A 1061.
700
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Reifrnaud, B 958.
Eeignold, B 1417.
Reim', Beimes, de, A 530, 790, 839, 1684.
Reiner, son of, A 1178, 1449, 1477, 1511,
1639, 1665, 1679, 1684, 1803.
Reinevill, de, A 339.
Reinold, B 37.
Heinger, A 1716.
, sheriff of London, A 1485, 1489.
Reith, A 1819.
Rekkys, B 1113.
Reme, C 917.
Remmesburi, Remmesbury, de, C 248, 1062,
1676.
Remyngton, mayor of London, A 1492.
Renale, C 52.
Renaud, B 687 ; C 179, 236, 1313.
Rener, son of, A 1791.
Reneward, son of, A 500.
Rcngar, son of, R 1479, 1688.
Renger, A 1499, 1626, 1631, 1655, 1691.
, mayor of London, A 1630, 1675,
1810.
, sheriff of London, A 1647, 1682;
C 1674.
Rcnham, de, A 1302.
Renn, C 588.
Repling, de, B 672.
Repynghale, de, C 758.
Reseley, de, B 1509, 1675.
Resham, de, B 243.
Reshey, de, A 257, 468, 476, 491, 537, 848.
Reson, B 536.
Restard, C 81, 751, 1214.
Reste, A 1134.
Restot, Restotes, C 320, 540, 939.
Restud, C 663.
Restwald, B 1206.
Restwold, A 569-71, 574-6, 708 ; C 1229.
Reter, le, A 123.
Revf, C 1356.
Revedouctur, le, C 348.
Revere, le, A 1396.
Rewell, C 1059.
Rewley, abbot of, B 105.
Reydon, de, C 171, 517, 520, 823, 919, 1070,
1546, 1730.
Reygate, de, A 1731-3 ; B 532.
Reygner, C 1576.
Reyli, de, A 396.
Reymer, son of, A 1436.
Reymes, de, A 229, 425, 426, 443-5, 450,
452, 454, 471, 474, 477, 483, 484, 488,
493, 520; C 171, 517.
Reymond, A 998.
Reynald, B 49, 54, 59, 60, 62, 64.
JJeynaud, C 1633.
Reyner, C 483, 846, 1016.
provost cf Ramsey, A 1338, 1348.
Reynewell, C 373.
Reynger, mayor of London, A 1810.
Reynham, C 238.
Reynild, A 77, 111.
Reynolds, C 1112.
Reynward, C 331.
Reypost, B 1271.
Ri, de, A 1020.
Riale, de, C 944.
Ricard, C 098, 734, 951, 1029, 1164, 1764.
Rich, A 1572 ; B 52, and see Dives.
Richard, Richerd, C 555, 680.
, son of, A 425, 426, 445, 454, 734,
824, 848, 1316 ; B 247, 305.
, alderman of London, C 1202.
, mayor of London, A 1622, 1744.
,fitz, A 849.
, earl, A 399.
, prior of the Holy Trinity, London,
A 86.
, I, late King of England, A 228, 1056,
II, late King of England, A 229, 334,
1524 ; C 1601.
Richardes, B 496.
Richeman, A 1635, and see Lefwin, son of.
Richer, A 135, 137, 1685, 1802.
, son of, A 1685.
Richeres, C 461.
Richmond, A 1555, 1558.
, archdeacon of, A 1056.
, earl of, A 198, 776; C 1071, and see
Bretagne, de ; Britannia, de j Brittany,
Duke of.
Ride, de, B 196.
Ridelere, B 1674.
Rideman, A 1249, 1256, 1259.
Rider, A 1717.
Ridewar' de, B 22.
Ridlere, B 1587, 1589, 1590, 1592.
Riford, de, A 1039.
Rigby, C 1171.
Rightwys, B 983, 985, 994, 995, 997.
Rikespaud, A 913.
Rimpton, C 1302.
Riugesdon, de, A 1422.
Ringeshole, C 1516.
Ringulf, daughter of, B 1698.
Ripa, de, B 1304.
Ripariis, de, A 144, 729, 734, 755, 806.
Ripella, de, A 1054.
Ripton, de, B 1485.
Ris, B 1068.
Risceby, de, A 103.
Risyng, prior of Holy Trinity, London, A 1 650.
Risyngdon, de, B 1512.
Rivere, de la, A 931.
Roald, B 1104.
Robat, A 1324.
Robbesart. C 379.
Roberd, Robert, A 138 ; B 1705, 1771 ; C 431,
811,595, 762,1664.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
701
Robert, daughter of, A 996.
son of, A 15, 121, 123, 920, 1160,
1176, 1305, 1371, 1804 ; B 699.
Roberts Bridge, abbot of, A 1642.
Robilard, C 1620.
Robin, A 39.
Robson, A 688.
Robury, de, A 1733.
Robyn, A 397, 411 ; B 1082 j C 120, 1241.
Robyns, B 999, 1014; C 163, 1137, 1138.
Robynson, A 419, 687, 690 ; C 988.
Roce, B 1065, 1138.
Roch, A 511.
,abaron of the Exchequer, B 178,879,
880.
Constable of Marlborougb, Castle,
C 30.
, dela, C 1539, 1626.
Rocheb, de, B 352.
Rochaford, Rochefort, de, A 249, 485, 1029 ;
B 158 ; C 384, 453.
, Viscount, C 782, and see Bulleyn.
Rochele, de la, A 108.
Roches, constable of Marlborougb. Castle,
C 340.
Rochester, archdeacon of, C 117.
, bishop of, A 153.
de, a Justice in Eyre, A 727.
Rochford, de, A 253, 1658.
Rocholt, de, A 1756, 1770.
Rock, A 437.
, le, A 437.
Rockella, de, A 1 120.
Rocwode, de, C 1176.
Roddo, B 1794.
Roddeburne, de, B 1374.
Roddes, A 243.
Rode, del, C 1575.
Roderham, de, C 1389.
Rodes, A 640.
Rodewode, de, C 1723.
Rodland, Rodlaund, A 133-135.
son of, A 132.
Rodlod, A 236.
Rodwode, de, C 1331.
Roger, A 5 ; B 188, 362, 363, 365, 632, 1094,
1384, 1386; C 999, 1224.
, son of, A 502, 734 ; B 359.
, alderman of London, A 1622.
, mayor of London, A 1653.
Rogers, A 909 ; B 1778.
Rogerson, C 1244.
Rogier, C 1544, 1721.
Roheng', Abbatissa dc, A 719.
Roilii, de, A 795.
Roingges, de, A 912.
Rokeby, de, A 260, 829.
Rokele, de, A 86, 1010, 1028; C 468.
, de la, A 968, 1027, 1037, 1048, 1078-
1080, 1149, 1177, 1358; C 351, 1601.
, le, A 1049.
Rokell', B 593.
, de la, A 497.
Rokes, B 1112; C 1288.
Rokesdon, A 1295.
Rokesie, de, B 1059.
Rokesle, mayor of London, A 1G48, 1652.
, de, C 1265, 1773.
, alderman of London, A 1709.
, mayor of London, A 1516, 1612;
C 476, 1605.
, sheriff of London, A 1616, 1634,
1640, 1680, 1800; C 152.
Rokysdon, A 1341.
Roland, C 781.
Role, de, B 398.
Roleg, A 1381.
Rolf, A 832, 835 j C 275, 389, 583, 784, 1636.
Rolland, A 138; B 1062.
Rolleburi, de, A 65.
Rolman, B 1710.
Rolves, Rolvys, A 851, 898, 940 ; C 1627.
Remain, alderman of London, C 1630.
Romay, de, B 73.
Romayn, A 1486.
Rome.B 72, 1557; C 261.
Romeyn, mayor of London, A 1615.
Romsey, abbess of, B 71.
Rondall, B 424.
Ronet, C 507.
Roo, B 581, 1356, and see Rowe.
Rood, Roodde, B 30, 1542.
Roodekoc, A 1248.
Rook, A 1567.
Roos, C 106.
, de, A 322, 1430; B 221.
Rop, A 996.
Ropere, C 1655.
, le, C 1453.
Roreston, C 753.
Ros, C 162, 210.
de, A 321, 384, 1165, 1411; B 691,
762, 946, 1794; C 204, 438, and tee
Hamelak, lord of.
Rosamund, A 1705. 1785, 1786.
Roscelin, A 105C.
, de, C 1013.
Rose, A 1393, 1645; B 651, 1166, 1541,
1618, 1678; C 50, 597, 1013, 1289
1777.
, le, B 1593, 1596.
Rosels, de, A 342.
Roser, B 1747.
Roseville, B 1375.
Rosmodres, de, A 232.
Rossel, A 87.
Rosselin, B 1581.
Roston, de, C 1596.
Rostruk', de, B 621.
Rotarius, B 106, 238, and see Wheelwright.
Rote, B 821 ; C 917.
702
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Roteland, dean of, B 1202.
Rothe, C 846.
atte, A 1762.
Rotheley, A 1594; C 1063.
Eothewell, C 1223.
de, C 1287.
Kothing, de, A 540.
Rothomago, de, A 54, 56, 398, and see
Kouen, de.
Rothwell, A 1035.
Rothyng, A 1610.
Rotour, le, C 182.
, alias Skynnere, A 1507.'
Roucebi, de, A 327, 1261, 1276, 1298.
Rouclif, de, A 417.
Roude, C 488.
Rouen, de, A 404, and see Rothomago, de.
Rouhale, B 487.
Roukhorne, B 924.
Eoulond, C 49.
Roundel, A 1546.
Rons, A 1593, 1505; B 683 ; C 331, 923,
1230.
, le, B 232; C 1632.
Routh, C 894.
,de, A 707.
Rouweleye, de, C 293.
Rouzeclive, de, A 270.
Howard, son of, sheriff of Oxfordshire,
C 1012.
Rowclyf, de, A 416.
Rowe, A 651, 653 ; B 780; C 1153, 1161.
, del, B 80, and see Roo.
Rowell, de, A 1196.
Rower, le, B 789.
Rowthale, B 1058.
Roxeburne, de, B 1190.
Royeleye, de, B 216.
Royng', de, A 734.
Rual', prior of St. Denis, Southampton,
B 1656, 1657.
Rubio, Monte, de, C 1488, and see Lyle, de.
Ruchemond, C 1243.
Rucote, de, C 807.
Rudham, B 571.
Rudifat, A 142.
Rudyng, C 377.
Rueston, C 837.
Rufus, A 49, 107, 996, 1195, 1258, 1485,
1632; B 509; C 436.
Rufyn, A 346.
Rugge, B 680.
Ruggele, C 1493.
Ruggeley, de, sheriff of Salop, and Stafford,
C 1154.
Ruheney, de, A 765.
Ruily, Rull', Bully, Ruly, de, A 474, 483, 488,
493, 799, 825, 839, 1411.
Rumes', de, B 1342.
Rumilliae, prior of, A 239.
Rumpe, B 995.
Rupe, abbot of, A 317.
Rupell, Rupella, Rupellis, de, A 1000, 1001,
1009, 1052, 1154.
Rus, le, A 1264, 1277.
Euseley, C 84.
Russel, Russell, A 3, 7, 11, 14, 17, 23, 24, 31,
51, 63, 74, 147, 1235, 1267, 1287, 1294 ;
B 195, 238, 277, 347, 359, 471, 578,
920, 930, 933, 935, 947, 1472, 1569,
1775 ; C 9, 144, 551, 1230, 1316, 1565.
, constable of Marlborough Castle,
C 394, 551, 659, 724.
sheriff of London, C 1040.
, steward of the honour of Wnllingford,
C 1012.
Russessonc, A 1351.
Russhe, A 726 ; C 1285.
Russhemere, B 989.
Ruston, de, A 540.
Ruthven, lord of, C 687, 828.
Ruthwyk', de, late abbot of Chertsey, B 893.
Ruthyn, lord, C 1281, and see Hastings.
Ruton, de, A 204.
Rutthyn, Lord of, C 1047, and see Hastings.
Ruycroft, C 857.
, de, C 954.
Ruyehale, C 1135.
Ruylli, Ruyli, Ruyly, de, A 484, 738, 756, 773,
825.
Ruyole, ate, B 1699.
Ry, de, A 529, 537 ; B 800.
Rycard, C 1297.
Ryehe,C 1193, 1478.
Rychemond, C 100.
Rychenton, C 1448.
Rycher, A 134, 138, 1604 ; C 1286.
Rychet, le, C 78.
Rydeman, de, A, 1357, 1392.
, le, A 1247.
Ryder, A 1796.
Rydley, C 1549.
Rygby, B 876.
Rykeden, Rykedon, B 593 ; C 845, 1386.
Rykham, de, A 431.
Rykhill, A 473.
Rykkylliss, B 1131, 1133.
Rymell, C 366, 1305.
Ryole, atte, B 1614, 1632.
Rypon, B 1113 ; C 73, 968.
Rypton, de, A 135, 1287, 1292.
Rys, B 825 ; C 5.
Ryselee, Rysle, de, B 817-821.
Rysyng, B 130.
Rysyngdon, de, B 1643, 1722.
Ryvell, sheriff of London, A 1608.
Ryver, de la, A 374.
Ryvers, C 1060.
, alias Leekhull, C 382.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
703
S.
Sabbe, B 1542.
Sabelina, son of, A 1787, 1788, 1803, and see
Bocoint.
Sabern, A 723.
, son of, A 721, 724.
Sacerdos, A. 819, 1005 ; B 353, and see Priest,
Presbiter.
Sad, A 542.
Saddake, B 912.
Saddler, Sadelere, A 660, 1623.
Sadler, the, A 90, and see Sellarius.
Sadoc, C 663.
Sadoun, C 716.
Sadyngton, de, A 139.
Saer, earl, A 1086.
Safirer, A 118.
Safons, B 1619.
Safoule, Safoull, C 114, 1297.
Sagemore, C 1444.
Saget, B 833.
Saham, de, A 443.
SaiIler,B 975.
St. Albans, abbot of, A 439, 516, 1056, 1183,
1186, 1188.
, provost of, B 16, 17,a«rfseeBeauver,
de ; Stabular.
St. Amand, de, A 168, 169, 922; C 887, 987.
St. Amand's, lord of, C 667.
St. Andrew, de, A 1086 ; C 882, 1745.
, prior of, A 286.
St. Barbe, B 888 ; C 943.
St. Clare, de, A 430, 434, 504, 733, 819.
St. Denis, de, A 496.
St. Edmund, de, A 1352, 1372 ; B 1143, 1215.
St. Edmund's, abbot of, A 809.
St. Fey, C 603, 1180.
St. Fromunde or Fremund, in Normandy,
prior of, B 463, 480.
St. George, A 1194, 1195, 1285; C 1190.
St. Helena, de, A 797.
St. Ives, de, A 1212, 1216, 1379 ; B 1516.
, prior of, A 1203, 1246, and see
Sulegrave,de.
of Slepe, prior of, B 1550, 1551.
St. James' Hospital, master of, A 1530.
St. John, A 547.
, de, A 313, 215 ; B 497, 1671 ;
C438.
lord cf riumpton, B 326, 328, 330,
332, 333, 335-339.
of Jerusalem, Hospital of, prior of,
A 1469; B 568 ; C 452, and see Hales,
Poynton.
St. Laurence, C 1651.
, of Blakemore, canons of, A 766.
St. Leger, alias Butler, C 782.
St. Leonard, de, A 366, 843.
St. Margaret, de, A 340.
St. Martin, de, C 533.
St. Mary of Anesty, warden of, A 1040.
Magdalen, chaplain of, A 830.
de pratis, abbot of, B 104.
St. Melan, de, A 84.
St. Michael, de, B 1070, 1154, 1172, 1179,
1489 ; C 438.
St. Michael's Mount, abbot of, B 579.
St. Nicholas, de, A 918.
, alias Sennyc'olas, B 954, 956, 957,
960.
St. Omer, de, C 130.
St. Osith, abbot of, A 737.
St. Osith', de, B 99.
St. Pancras, London, prior of, A 1488,4642.
St. Pol, de, A 450.
St. Quintin, A 374.
de, A 271,283.
Sakevile, C 787, 1288.
, de, C 869.
Salcote, de, C 1247, 1250.
Saldeford, Saleford, de, A 85, 737.
Salerue, le, C 1407.
Salesbury, A 459.
Salicibus, in, A 10.
Salicis, de, A 309.
Salinge, B 1341.
Salisbury, bishop of, A 231, 569-571, 574,
942; B 1778, 1779, and see Beau-
champ.
, earl of, A 167, 228, 354, 925 ; B 57,
68, 474, 830, 1779; C 421, and see
Montacute, de ; Mountague ; Monte
Acuto, de ; Nevill.
Salkyn, C 353.
Sallay, abbot of, A 317.
Salle, de, A 1680 ; C 234, 237.
Sallic', de, A 1385.
Sallowe, de, B 37, 376.
Sallowode, de, B 382.
Salman, C 389, 1075, 1228.
Salmon, B 1166.
Salona, son of, A 1756.
Saltemar, de, A 942.
Salter, B 110; C 117,211.
, le, C 8,241, 323.
Saluna, son of, A 1770.
Salvyngtone, B 167.
Salyng, B 1287, 1329.
Sam', filius, A 1651.
Sambonrae, de, B 1512.
Sambrook, B 843.
Samele, de, C 1773.
Samford, de, A 751, and see Saunford.
Samon, B 81 ; C 1746.
Sampford, Samphord, de, A 810; B 1323.
Sampson, Sampsun, A 834 ; B 593, 924,
1024, 1445, 1446; C 253, 386, 622,
1140.
704
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Samson, B 1517, 1519.
Samwis, Samwys, B 1576, 1579.
Sancta Cruce, de, A. 503.
Sancta Eleua, de, sheriff of London, A 1485,
, alderman of London, A. 1663.
Sancta Trinitate, de, A 1611.
Saucto Albano, de, A 102, 1119, 1166, 1625,
1630, 164], 1652.
, sheriff of London, A 1485, 1598.
Amando, de, A 168, 169, 922 ; C 887,
987.
Andrea, de, A 1086; C 882, 1745.
Bartholomeo, de, A 1454.
Claro.de, A 430,434, 504, 733, 819.
Eadmundo, de, B 767, 774.
Eadwardo, de, B 767, 774.
Edmundo, de, A 1352,1372; B 1143,
1215.
, a justice of the Jews, A 734,
and see Jews, justices of.
, sheriff of London, A 1613,
1615.
Edwardo, de, C 376.
Georgio, de, A 1194, 1195, 1285;
C 1190.
Laudo, de, B 383.
Leodegario, de, B 1372, 1459, 1502-
1504.
Licyo.de, B 1499.
Magno, de, A 1482.
Martino de, B 707, 890; C 194, 1578.
Manueo, de, A 241.
Mauro, de, C 1034.
, master of Holy Trinity,
Northampton, C 1461.
Michaele. de, B 1070, 1154, 1172,
1179, 1489; C 438.
lord of Cuddington, B 1176.
Neotho, de, A 12, 41, 42, 49.
Petrode, B 1156.
Philiberto, de, C 1555.
Sandale, de, A 1495.
Sandan, C 68.
Sandeford, B'918; C 1175.
Sandelford, prior of, B 1420.
Sandes, B 1271.
Sandhelde, de, C 519.
de la, C 519.
Sandircok, B 1353.
Sandon, B 812.
de, A 108, 1010, 1787, 1788 ; B 31 ;
C 856.
Sandford, A 1296.
Sandres, C 424.
Sandresshe, A 970.
Sandrevile, de, B 1370.
Sandun, de, A 995.
Sandwelle, mayor of Wycombe, C 428, 1118.
Sandwich, Sandwico, Sandwyc, Sandwycs
A 1613, 1625, 1708; C 21,302, 466,
1175.
de, warden of London, A 1486, 1491.
Saufonl, de, A 405, 444, 501, 729, 768, 806,
807, 844, 923, 1358.
Sansom, B 38.
Santerdon, de, A 393, 394.
Santon, de, A 1295.
Supcotes, C 1022.
Sapy, A 938.
Sarasin, le, B 629.
Sarazen, Sarazin, B 594, 616, 1059, and nee
Zarazin.
Sare, A 1617, 1666; C 162,210, 507,648,
1512, 1513.
Sargeant, Sargeaunt, B 149, 150, 764 ; C 273.
Sarger, B 857.
Sarich, A 1057.
Sarjaunt, A 440.
Sarp, B 1068.
Sarmoner, le, A 1030.
Sarum, dean of, B 1780.
, mayor of, B 1465.
de, sheriff of London, A 1618 ; B 86.
Saryn, C 232, 577.
Satesbir', de, A 107.
Sauce, C 1778.
Saucheverel, A 1355.
Saugere, atte, A 114, 115, and see Sawgere.
Saumford, de, A 773.
Sttumson, C 1538.
Saundar, Saunder, A 461 ; B 1131, 1133,
1157, 1158, 1536; C 1210.
Saunderton, de, A 184.
Saundford, prior of, B 1382, 1397.
Saundon, de, A 789.
Saundre, C 1470.
Saundres, C 521.
Saundvile, de, B 1382.
Saunford, de, A 199, 488, 514, 1076 ; B 28.
Sauntersdone, de, C 1506.
Saunton, de, A 309.
Sauter, B 1207.
Sautre, de, A 1351 ; B 1560.
, abbot of Ramsey, A 1232, 1265.
Sauver, le, B 359.
Sauz, de, A 1125.
Sauzerc, A 1 147.
Savage, A 944 ; B 1259, 1754, 1761 ; C 102,
812,831. ,
, le, C 1068.
Savaric, A 228, and see Bath, bishop of.
Savecompe, Savekaump, de, A 971, 1139.
Sarile, A 1441.
Sawal, A 1579-1582 ; B 1343.
Saweer, C 677.
Sawegere, atte, A 113, and tee Sawgere.
Sawere, B 992.
Sawerk, de, B 509.
Saweye, A 1129.
Sawier, Sawyer, A 565-568, 685, 588, 589, 590,
595, 596, 1017.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
705
Sartre, de, A 1394.
Sawyer. See Sawier.
alias Clobbowc, C 93.
, lo, A 1012; C 22, C89.
the, B 1564, and see Senator.
Saxby.A 1529.
Saxoy, C 980.
Saxton, C 128,674, 1711.
Say, A 558, 1190; B 241, 254, 255, 275, 356,
412, 419, £55, 562, 812, 1443, 1527,
1532, 1600; C 1105, 1358.
de, A 153, 921, 1503, 1580 ; C 384.
, le, B 190.
lord of, C 137,852.
Sayer, A 571; C 568.
Sayler, B 973, 974.
, le,B 973, 974,
Saylly, le, B 976.
Saysell, A 869.
Sayton, do, B 1565.
Sayvil, de, C 1575.
Scaccario, do, 532, 1443.
Sealariis, dc, A 956-958, 994, 1001, 1010, 1078,
1084, 1120, 1148, 1149, 1154, 1263,
1358; C 1488.
Scalebrok, de, A 253.
Scalon, C 543.
Scamilt, de, C 1578.
Scanham, de, A 240.
Scaresbrok, C 777.
Scargill, A 686, 691, 1588, 1608.
Scarlet, C 1462.
Scarnyng, A 1574.
Scatheloc, B 135.
Sceldone, de, B 981.
Scellarius, A 90.
Scerewind, B 1224.
Sehad, B 1273.
Schaftesbury, de, A 1795.
Schakeloc, A 1149.
Scbaldeford, A 1609.
,de, A 449, 1633.
Schambyrlane, B 1765.
Scharlok, C 900.
Scharp, A 1742.
Schayl, B 136.
Scheffeld, C 817.
Scheldon', de, B 137C
Schelford, de, B 1371.
Schelgeford, de, A 1745.
Schenee, C 463.
Schepelay, de, C 1626.
Scheperd, A 1739.
Schepherd, le, C 774.
Schephere, C 910.
Schepley, de, C 958.
Scherber, C 514.
Scherd, C 1549.
SeheremaD, C 1429.
Sclierewind, A 108 ; B 100.
a 5*524.
Scberlecote, de, B 132.
Scherman, C 280.
, alias Hunt, A 678.
Schesewick, de, A 1778, and see Cbesewyk.
Schiplake, C 1405.
Schipptone, de, C 185.
Schire, de la, A 1819.
Schirford, do, B 90.
Schotesbroko, C 109.
, de, A 168, 169.
Schozberd, C 444, 1389.
Schucborugh, C 1491.
Schulder, B 1320.
Schypwode, de, C 942.
Sehyrefeld, do, B 1506.
Schyreford, de, B 1374.
Schyrlok, B 1226.
Sclyp, C 883.
Scorowello, do, B 704.
Scot, A 124, 794, 970, 1353, 1399 | B 659,
1157, 1382, 1429, 1430, 1449, 1605,
1650; C 69, 76, 551, 620, 825,866,
927, 936, 955, 994, 1095, 1599.
, le, A 346.
, the, A 342, and see Scoticua, Scott.
Scote, B 692.
Scoticus, A 342, and lee Scot, the.
Scotland, King of, A 1770.
Scotot, de, A 81 9.
Scottes, C 1209.
Scowe, C 881.
Scrahingliam, Scrayingham, Scrayngham, de,
A 265, 296, 298, 299, 323.
Scrippe, A 971.
Scriptor, B 353.
Scrop, B 464.
, de, A 973; C 622.
, le, A 1394 ; B 692, and see Lcscrope.
Scryven, C 541.
Scudder, C 1188.
Scudemor, Scudemora, de, B 367; C 1578.
Sculptor, the, A 1488, 1642.
Scurel, C 1353.
Scut, C 749, 1021.
Scutherscelf, de, A 342.
Sebby, C 1080.
Sebode, C 140.
Seboll, O 1159.
Sechevyle, C 1582.
, de, C 765.
Sechford, de, A 1494.
Secular, a baron of the Exchequer, A 218.
Sedgrave, de, B 732, 767.
Sedley, B 866 ; C 691.
See, atte, prioress of St. Michael's, Stamford,
B 1208.
del, C 104.
Seele, A 261,418.
Sees, Seez, de, B 184, 1280.
Segbrouk' Webbe, B 1767.
Y T
706
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Segge, A 1392.
Segot, C 1G45.
Segrave, de, A 245, 837, 1421 j B 774, I486;
C 803, 1600.
,.( lady of Chaucumbe, B 858.
Seinfontanis, de, master of the Hospital of
St. Giles, London, C 765.
Seinges.de, C 1169.
Seinleg', de, B 161.
Seintlaurence, C 1651.
Seintliz, de, B 1501.
Seintowayn, de, B 534.
Seint Pol. See St. Pol.
Seis, de, B 106, 1569.
Selby, A 1549.
Belede, B 1589.
Seler, B 884, 901.
, atte, B 899, 902.
Seleru, C 114.
Sellarius, A 1623, and see Sadler.
Selle, C 818.
Selleby, de, A 1397.
Selly, A 668, 669, 1457, 1460, 1461, 1463,
1464, 1520, 1540.
Selman, C 829, 992.
Seluein, A 1720-1722.
Selvestre, C 780.
Selwyn, A 862, 895.
Sely, A 906.
Seman, B 858 ; C 80.
Semanetonia, de, A 819.
Somblant, A 1237.
Semlyng, de, B 114.
Semmor, de, A 144.
Benches, A 1493.
Seneschal, A 341.
Sengedon, B 533-536.
Senges, de, C 1274, 1666.
Senleia, de, A 1057, 1059.
Sennycolas, alias St. Nicholas, B 954, 956,
957, 960.
Sentling, de, B 118.
Seor, le, C 572.
Sepe, de, A 506.
Septem Molendinis, de, A 761.
Molis.de, A 772.
Sereaunt, Sergeant, A 440, ,629, 630, 1531,
1537.
,le,B751.
Serich, C 161.
Serjand. Sec Sergaunt.
Serle, A 470; B 3, 799, 1459.
Serlo, mayor of London, A 1631.
, son of, A 724.
Serrator, B 1564, and see Sawyer, the.
Setmeles, Setmell. See Septem Molendinis.
Seton, de, A 348.
Setryngton, B 693.
Seuuardeley, prioress of. See Sewardesley.
Seuwelle, de, B 1572; C 1504.
Sevar, A 583.
Sevauuz, de, A 514.
Sevenoke, A 1705, 1718.
; mayor of London, B 1530.
Sewale, A 1341 ; B 1507.
Sewar, C 432.
Seward, B 242, 882 ; C 128, 349. 417.
Sewardesley, nuns of, B 174.
, prioress of, B 1191.
Sewell, C 416.
d«, C 1540.
Sewer, C 554.
Sewestern, prior of Kirkly Bellar, B 1497,
Sewster, C 477.
Sewyne, C 458.
Sexten, Sexteyn, B 874, 876.
Seymor, Seymour, A 610, 612, 613, 615,
617,628; B 1435,1460; C 667.
Seyntbarbe, B 888 ; C 943.
Seyntefey, C 603, 1180.
Seynter, A 711.
Seynt George, C 1190.
Seyntleger alias Butler, C 782.
Seyntquyntyn, A 374.
Soys, de, B 920, 930, 933, 935, 935.
Shaa, A 662-666.
Shad, C 502.
Shadwork, B 809.
Shaill, C 1456.
Shakerley, C 254.
Shaldeforde, de, B 1650.
Shareshull, de, B 955 ; C 1287
Sharman alias Hunte, A 668.
Sharp, B 883 ; C 1001.
Sbarpenham, de, C 71.
Sharrowe, A 695. .
Shawe, atte, O 265, 703.
de, B 1490.
, del, A 191; B 1490.
Shefeld, Sheffeld, Sheffield, A 648 ; B 1798;
C 483.
Recorder of London, A 1492.
Shefforde, de, C 800.
Sheldon C 499, 1510.
de,B 955.
Shele, A 1564.
Shelford, B 1199.
Shelley, B 1116, 1120-1124; C 875, 1099,
1334.
Shclston, de, A 229.
Sheltewode, B 1319.
Shelton, A 641, 644, 650.
Shene, C 465.
Shenle.de, A 1113.
Shenyngdon, abbot of Bamsey, A 1 290.
Sheperd, B 504, C 1660, 1661.
Shepeye, de, C 110.
Shepherd, B 826 ; C 584, 1640.
the, B 38, 1505, and see Bercarius.
le, C 1407.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
707
Shepone, de, B 1.
Shcrard, C 99, 544, 1455.
Sherb A 1145.
Sherdemor, dc, C 1420.
Shereye, le, A 509.
Sherman, A 680, 855.
Sheryngge, A 781.
Shcvingdon, de, A 103.
Shillyng, B 983.
Shiphirde, A 1296.
Shiplake, de, C 1405.
Shipston, C 1447, 1566.
Shipton, B 1160.
Shirburn, de, A 319.
Shire, atte, alderman of London, A 1732.
Shirreve, C 651.
Shitellianger, de, B 174.
Shoemaker, the, C 1583.
Shorte, C 142.
Shortecumbo, de, A 931.
Shot, C 715, 740.
Bhotesbroke, B 362, 363, 365; C 1387.
Shotilworth, A 1406.
Shouke, A 1395.
Shukkeburgh, B 833.
, lord of Shukkeburgh, B 833.
Shyrley, Cofferer of Henry VIII.'s household,
A 1403.
Shyrlok, B 595.
Sibbyllyng, A 1625.
Sibille, A 453, 494.
SibiUing, C 1443.
Sibthorp, C 1786.
Sibton, abbot of, C 1211.
Sieward, C 887.
Siffrewast', do, B 3.
Siflewall, de, A 759.
Siflewast, de, A 515.
Sifrewaste, B 1112.
, de, lord of Clyfware, B 1117.
Sigfflo, de, A 1043.
Silcok, A 662.
Simily, do, B 1204.
Simion, earl, C 1174.
, son of, A 290, 516, 1065; B 354,
1355.
Sindlesham, de A 1434.
Sippeham', do, A 41.
Sipton.de, 8 1184.
Sipwritche, le, A 1778.
Sire, le, B 1775.
Siriche alias Julian, B 1005.
Sivet, le, B 298.
Sivyle, C 483.
Siward, son of, B 23.
Siwater, son of, A 1692.
Skargill, de, C 181.
Skarlet, B 112; C 434.
Skathelok, A 567.
Skeet, C 1358.
Skelton, C 777.
Sket, C 393.
Skeyl, C 1726.
Skiet, C 1083.
Skinner, B 1321 ; C 1051.
the, B 1248, 1289, andsee Pelliparius.
Skinnere Attebrigge, le, A 1124.
Skipwith, do, A 1439.
Skoryare, A 162.
Skropo, C 1727.
Skryne, A 779, 780, 800.
Skryven, Skryveyu, B 80; C 471, 1084.
Skuyse, A 692.
Skydmore, mayor of Hereford, C 1219.
Skyllyng, C 781.
Skynner, A 300-302, 1353, 1399 ; B 721,
833, 986, 991-994, 996, 1158; C 66,
139, 153, 162, 196, 215, 461, 507, 538,
548, 585, 736, 784, 895, 970, 1032,
1199, 1309, 1406, 1409, 1410, 1427-
1429, 1512-1514, 1516, 1642, 1734,
1754.
, alias Rotour, A 1507.
le, B 1C33 ; C 1467, and see
Pelliparius.
Skypwyth, A 1435.
Slade, del, A 433.
Slappelee, de, A 1789.
Sieve, A 1049.
Sley, A 565.
Sloghman, A 473, 475.
Sloghtrewyk, de, C 535.
Sloleye, de, B 1226.
Slouh, atte, C 773.
Sly, A 162.
Slymbrigge, Slymbrngge, A 871, 874, 894.
Smalburg, de, C 1780.
Smalhach, B 1471.
Smallcombe, A 908.
Smart, A 470 ; C 1624.
Smelhesho, de, A 127.
Smelt, sheriff of London, A 1789, 1795.
Smhyt, C 186.
Smith, A 434, 1010, 1066, 1068, 1096, 1390,
1438 ; B 879, 923, 1415 j C 230, 1436,
1440.
, the, A 42,49, 110, 266, 274, 320, 335,
371, 385, 762 ; B 32, 182, 228, 232, 233,
288-342, 381, 594, 782, 916, 1154,
1168, 1469, 1680, 1695; C 244, 654,
and see Faber.
,atte, C 535.
Smithfield, the prior of St. Bartholomew of,
C 1322.
Smyth.A 150, 573, 662-666, 671,674,676,868,
1017, 1147, 1283, 1456; B 95, 140,
157, 178, 387, 633, 666, 857, 866, 874,
877, 878, 880, 883, 987, 1115, 1170,
1762 ; C 202, 339, 350, 352, 420, 499,
560, 567, 624, 631, 633, 686, 700, 721,
735,886, 943, 944,956, 972,983, 1048,
1149, 1168, 1297, 1510, 1514, 1516,
1531, 1558, 1767, 1771.
708
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Smyth, alias Maynard, A 629.
, le, A 1279 j B 1088, 1442 ; O 220,
793, 800, 1369, 1439.
do la, C 649,
Smythiot, B 1299.
Smyzt, C 1030.
Smyzth, A 725.
Snake, B 681.
Snape, O 1712, 1713.
Snau, Snaw, C 170, 722.
Snede, de, C 1000.
Sneleswelle, de, A 1123.
Snell, A 1555, 1558.
Snellescroft, de, C 179.
Sneyliswelle, A 1112.
Snoriugge, do, C 1648.
Snov, C 575.
Snow, C 1141.
Snuff amor', do, B 10.
Snypc, B 201.
Sobintun, do, A 400.
Soca, de, A 1654.
Sock, B 1448, H50.
Soddombo, C 162.
Sodlomb, C 538.
Sodyngton, de, B 69.
Soidono, C 578.
Solace, A 459.
Solar', de, B 1252.
Sole, atte, C 1050.
Solcgrave, de, B 1350, 1372.
Solers, de, B 673, 1275, 1295.
Solihull, de, C 1335.
Solk, de,A1496.
Sollere, le, A 993.
Solio, de, A 1489 ; B 52.
, alderman of London, A 1675, 1819.
Solomon, son of, A 1772.
Solyhull, de, C 224.
Somburu', de, B 1656.
Somegood, B 1161.
Somer, A 1569.
Somerbury, de, B 1144, 1150, 1305.
Somercotes, de, C 1209.
Somerdely, de, B 1258.
Someri, de, B 853.
Somerlond, B 736.
Somerset, Duke of, constable of England,
A 1412.
, earl of, A 1219.
Somerset!), Chancellor of the Exchequer,
B 1527, 1529, 1532.
Somersette, A 845.
Somersham, A 1389.
Somervile, C 1659.
Somery, A 1570.
Somnour, C 172.
Sondbach', de, sheriff of Chester, B 1092.
Sondeford, C 302, 884.
Sondere, B 1445, 1446.
Sondcrland, de, A 778.
Sondes, Sondis, C 495, 541.
Sondone, C 200.
Sone, le, A 1815.
Soncman, C 1119.
Sonnepany, A 769.
Sontford, do, C 157.
Soper, B 690, 857 ; C 390.
Soppe, C 1431.
Sopwell, prioress of, A 989, 1146.
Sorel, O 1372.
Sorfrato, de, prior of Deerhurst, C 618.
Sormoud, Sormuude, C 785, 1243.
Sotebill, A 703, 705, 709-711.
Soth, A 230.
Sothin, le, C 847.
Sottewell, de, C 770.
Soubache, de, A 196.
Souch, B 6.
Souter, le, C 182, 320, 1318.
, the, B 225.
South, hi, B 1714.
Southampton, mayor of, B 29.
, prior of St. Denis, B 260, 1341, 1413,
1471, 1656, 1657.
Southern, called Holbech, A 1762.
Southlegh, C 869.
Southmedo, A 850, 852, 856, 899.
Southwark, dean of, A 1674.
Southwell, Sowthwell, A 634, 643, 644, 647,
648, 650, 832, 835, 836.
Souwreby, B 1024.
Soydon, C 317, 547, 694, 985, 1422 ; C 1404.
Soytehill, de, C 98.
Spaigue, de, A 319, 787, and see Hispania,
de.
Spalding, A 1497.
de, 1199,1208.
Spanby, Spangeby, de, A 834, 858.
Spany, C 461.
Sparkes, A 436.
Sparry, A 636.
Spartegrave, do, A 1263.
Spayno, C 324, 372, 1189.
Spec, le, A 432.
Speleman, sheriff of London, C 1722.
Spelman, B 130.
Spencer, A 459, 551, 608, 618, 619, 621, 622 ;
C 642, 653, 668, 1684.
Spendelove, C 235, 318, 520, 522, 528, 754,
1057, 1143.
Spenser, C 17, 177, 913, 1145, 1170, 1188,
1449, 1700.
, le, A 526; C 1483.
Sperawo, B 881.
Sperhauk, C 1135.
Sperleng, A 1617.
Sperling, Sperlyng, A 1666, 1806, 1810;
B 57, 1458.
, alderman of London, A 1743.
Spern', Sperner, B 155, 807.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
709
Sperry, B 1185.
Spety, A 722, 835.
Spice, A 1796; C 1140.
Spicer, B 1659.
,le, C 1640.
Spigurnel, B 1367.
Spikes, C 1353.
Spillrnan, B 992-994 j C 788, 796.
Spiueto, de, A 784, 790.
Spir, A 1178.
Spirekoc, B 76.
Spirk, A 1579, 1581, 1582, 1805.
Spitele, atte, C 346.
Spitlynges, C 167.
Sponer, A 1492.
Sponne, B 59, 60, 64.
Sporo, B 149, 150. •
Sporestou, de, A 196.
, sheriff of Chester Co., A 196.
Sporier, le, A 366, 843.
Spornton, de, A 423.
Spounc, atte the, B 54.
Sprake, B 1127; C 1647.
Sprakeling, A 1679.
Spraketh, atte, C 1809.
Sprene, B 1313.
Sprigt, C 227.
Springgefeld, de, A 768.
Sproeston, dc, A 1422.
Sprot, C 363, 694.
Sprotburgh, de, A 422.
Spryngot, A 856.
Spug, B 1099.
Spurlenc, A 1691.
or Spurleng, alderman of London,
A 1675, 1696.
Spurston, de, B 1156.
Spurway, A 652.
Spyce, B 593.
Spygernel, A 755.
Spylman, A 1233 ; B 992, 1244.
Spynk, C 1500.
Spyunerc, C 542.
Spyney, C 1494.
Spyr, A 40.
Stabular", provost of St. Albans, B 17.
Stace, C 914.
Stacker, le A 1006.
Stacy, B 1735, 1751, 1752.
Staf, C 330.
Stafford, A 623 j B 519, 1259 ; C 734, 1093,
1356.
, Treasurer of England, B 1530.
de, A 707s C 473, 941, and tee
Exeter, bishop of.
earl of, A 866.
Stafleye, de, B 1652.
Stagno, de, A 237.
Staines, de, A 404.
Stainvilla, de. A 340.
Stalam, de, C 2.
Stalbridgc, C 1669.
Stalham, de, C 199, 553, 873, 969, 1013,
1464, 1780.
Stalinton, de, C 1748.
Stalke, A 1686.
Stalkere, le, B 572.
Stallyngburgh, C 1256-1258, 1293, 1295.
Stamer, B 1292.
Stamford, St. Michaels, nuns of, B 643, 652,
938.
, , prior of, B 200.
, prioress of, B 709, 1297.
Stampe, B 593, 1914.
Stanborne, A 878.
Stanbonve, B 128.
Stanbregg', de, B 1345.
Stanburn, A 850, 861, 889, 901.
de, C 75.
Standen, C 469.
Standon, C 215, 647, 660, 682, 693, 1642.
, de, A 304, 306, 307.
Standyssh, A 1588.
Stanes, de, A 388, 394, 400, 413, 415 ; B 529.
Stanesgate, prior of, A 828.
Stanevor, de, A 1629.
Stanewardia, de, B 151.
Stanewell, de, C 697.
Stanfeld, de, C 749.
Stanford, A 1753; B 485 ; O 1210, 1352.
, nuns of, A 143S.
, prioress of, B 434, 1194-1196, 1200,
1203, 1208, 1234, 1366, 1368.
de, A 729, 734, 755, 772,806, 811,
827, 1609, 1618; 8 434, 720, 781,
1358.
Stanhard, A 1046, 1479.
Stanlay, de, A 657.
Stanlea, de, B 1414.
Stanley, A 886 ; B 475, 510-512.
abbot of, A 170; B 1204.
, Hospital of, master of the, B 947.
, lord.B 511, 512.
Stanleya, de, B 1402.
Stanmere, mayor of Chester, C 1244.
, de,A 1684, 173*. 1809.
Stanney, B 1517-1519.
Stanuford, de, C 1594.
Stannop, B 982.
Stanore, de, C 1533.
Stanton, de, A 305, 463 ; C 622.
, sheriff of Cambridge, B 1499.
Stanweye, de, A 519.
Stanydelft, de, C 1602.
Stapelford, Stapleford, A 512, 736, 1478.
de, A 734.
Stapilton de, A 422 ; C 506.
Staple, C 73.
Stappere, A 557-60.
Stapulforde, C 396, 547, 985, 1428.
710
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Stapyltou, B 1244.
,de, C 506.
Starkey, C 528.
Starling, A 1067 ; C 1325.
Starye, C 1620.
Stathoru, C 950.
Stathum, de, B 1250.
Statsaud, do, A 102.
Station, B 362, 363.
Staundon, B 359.
mayor of London, A 1792.
de, B 662, 1617.
Staunton, B 149, 150, 900.
, de, B 376; C 26.
Stauren, de, Treasurer of Lincoln Cathedral,
A 1440.
Stautone, dc, B 1350.
Stayeley, A 684.
Staverton, C 1286.
deB 1367.
in Anestleye, do, B 1433.
Stayn, B 355.
Staynegreve, do, B 443.
Stayntoii, de, C 1626.
Stebbunhuth, de, C 1234.
Stebehec, de, A 1498.
Stebehelthe, de, A 1664.
Stebennee, de, A 1754.
Stedemtin, C 1141'.
Steel, C
Steile, B 461.
Steiinbatur, A 1651.
Stemmes, B 1710.
Steperanc, Steperhanc, A 1628, 1710.
Stephen, C 183.
, late King of England, A 1005, 1042,
1043, 1051.
son of, A 200, 759.
Stephens, Slephyns, B 178,879,880 ; C 1104.
Stepnay, C 477.
Stepphenns, C 1278.
Stepulton, C 1289.
Sterdene, de, C 1091, 1094.
Sturesacro, de, C 1320.
Steresman, C 1771.
Sterre, B 86 ; C 63, 301, 414, 681.
, alias Monooy, O 1610.
Sterteford, C 466.
de, A 1613.
Steven, C 31 1,323.
Stcvenach, de, A 777.
Slovenes, Stevenus, C 593, 897, 1591.
Stevyn, C 747.
Steyudrop, sheriff of London, A 1633.
Steynford, de, A 315.
Steyt, A 884.
Stheintling, de. See Sentling.
Sthevenys, C 1854.
Stiche, B 515.
Stikelane, mayor of Lyme Regie, C 1597.
Stikillane, de, C 236.
Stikcwaud, de, B 785.
Stile, C 1670.
Stirkeland, de, C 106.
Stistede, dc, C 1249.
Stivecle, Stiveoley, de, A 1196, 1270, 1285,
1291, 1316, 1344, 1353.
Stobleye, de, A 197.
Stochard, A 1571.
Stockefysh, C 1462.
Stocton, de, B 359.
Stodeley, C 549.
Stodeye, mayor of London, A 1638.
Stodlaud, C 438.
Stoghman, A 4CO.
Stok, A 1527, 1528, 1562; C 918.
, dc, A 352 ; B 773, 776, 810.
Stokdale, B 57 j C 539.
Stoke, A 893.
de, A 353; B 88, 518, 786, 1359,
1690.
, dela, A 1101.
Stokeman, B 125, 1467.
Stokenham and Werke, lord of, B 862, and
see Montague, de.
Stokes, A 568, 585, 588, 1219, 1594; B 982,
1458.
, de, A 1087; B 74, 505, 516, 856,
934, 1145, 1365, 1426.
, prior of St. Michaels Stamford, B 434 .
Stokeverdon, C 1455.
Stokez, B 1701.
Stokefysshe, C 434.
Stokkele, C 82.
Stokker, CM 167.
Stokkes, del, C 975.
Stokman, B 1462.
Stokton, C 1041.
, de, mayor of Cambridge, B 826.
Stokwell, B 373.
Stokyngburi, A 1585.
Stokys, C1168.
, prior of Brommore, B 614.
Slomer, C 32.
Slondone, de, A 792.
Stone, A 818 ; B 1436-1439 ; C 487.
, atte, C 819.
Stoneley, abbot of, B 140, 141, 833, 1564.
.bailiff of, B 153
, prior of, B 1535, 1702.
Stones, de, B 576.
Stonhard, A 1688.
Stonle. See Stoneley.
Stanley. See Stoneley.
Stonore, C 124, 158, 888, 1096, 1106, 1112,
1223, 1229, 1288, 1357, 1486, 1541,
1562, 1607, 1639, 1670.
, de, C 221,231, 294, 398,401, 521,
581, 657, 869, 1185, 1311, 1369, 1482,
1631, 1710, 1768.
, lord of Penton Mewsey, C 541.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
711
Stonour, O 145, 945.
Stonyforde, Stonyngforde, A 158, 553, 554.
, atte, A 154, 157, 160.
Stopyngdon, B 362, 303.
Stork, C 175,298,872,1054.
Storm, C 170.
Storolf, de, A 1241, 1256.
Storteford, de, A 1636, 1774.
Stotesbury, C 1102.
Stoughton, B 1448.
Stoulle, A 331.
Stour, A 554.
Stourton, B 1259.
Stowe, B 1591.
called Brekespere, C 524, 534.
, abbot of Ramsey, A 1340.
, de, A 128, 130, 1215; B 31C, 1552,
1562.
Stowell, C 1085, 1104.
Stowte, B 1541, 1618; O 131, 1144.
Stoyt, A 852, 874, 876.
Stradlyng, B 1599.
Strakerose, B 1207.
Strand, of the, A 1665.
, de,A1496.
Stranxhill, C 1193.
Strata, de, A 1000, 1053, and see Street.
Strata Florida, abbot of, B 727.
Btrate, ate, C 1524.
de, A 424.
Stratfold, C 100.
Stratford, abbot of, A 495, 1754 ; C 389, 784,
1310, 163G, 1691.
de, A 1814 ; B 1240, 1241, 1325.
Stratton, Stratone, B 365, 1353 ; C 1183.
, de,A 87, 239, 256, 447, 512, 805,
816, 960,969,976,983-985,1008,1113,
1114, 1119, 1124, 1128, 1132, 1139,
1142, 1143, 1164, 1180, 1188, 1515,
1568, 15G9, 1590, 1737 ; O 171, 517.
Stratune, de, B 890.
Stratura, dc, A 721.
Streche, B 651 j C 487, 1150.
Street, A 1000.
Streht, B 514.
Strelly, C 1507.
Strepar', B 107.
Stret, de, B 253.
Strcte, B 830.
atte, C 806.
dele, B 1356.
Stretly, de, B 416.
Stretune, de, 1477.
Streugger, B 188.
Streyte, le, B 1070, 1072.
Strore, A 158.
, atte, B 360.
, de, B 197j C 1067.
,dola,B 191, 1775.
Stronda, de, A 1665.
Stroode, C 1085, 1104.
Strutt, A 832, 835.
Stryn, A 267.
Stryppes, B 1797.
Stubbes, A 186.
, de, A 305, 315.
Stubulwas, A 997.
Stuke, B 1187.
Stulle, A 337.
Sturgeon, C 379.
Stugges, A 641,650.
Sturney', A 1411 j B 1778, 1780; C 832.
Sturtel, C 1055.
Stutesornbe, de, A 248.
Stutevill, de, A 317, 381.
Styele, ate, C 551.
Stykelaue, C 890, 1721.
Stymcoyt, de, A 221.
Styvecle, A 1201 ; B 571, 1555.
de, A 1365; B 1549.
Styvele, de, A 236.
Styvur, A 1683.
Sty ward, C 1511.
Suaward, C 1588.
Subery, Subiry, de, A 516, 536, 539, 543.
Sudberi, Sudbury, A 17 18, 1797 ; B 593, 1434.
, archdeacon of, A 208, and see Clare,
de.
, de, bishop of London, A 1797.
, St. Gregory's College, warden of,
A 1774.
Sudeley, Lord, B 241.
Sudle, Sudleye, de, B 1255, 1280.
Suethebroud, A 200.
Stiffen, B 986, 987.
Suffolch, Suffolk, de, alderman of London,
A 1570.
, de, A 1619, 1696.
, de, sheriff of London, A 1518, 1584,
1637.
, earl of, A 707 ; C 1687, and see
Pole, do la.
, duchess of, A 549.
duke of, A 549, 637, 708.
Buggel, C 1313.
Suhtfolk, de. See Suffolk.
Subtle, de, A 27, 50.
Suleby, abbot of, B 244, 246, 247, 380, 415,
438, 441.
canons of, B 206, 269, 725, 811.
Sulegrave, de, A 128, 1218, 1396; B 1065.
, abbot of Ramsey, A 1203.
Suleni, de, A 203.
Sulf'bamtun, B 91.
Sulgrave, de, A 103, 130 ; B 1368.
Sullingford, de, A 227.
Sumeri, de, A 1057, 1059, 1061, 1178, 1575.
Sumercotcs, de, B 1214.
Sumereshale, de, A 1187.
712
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Sumer, de, A 1020.
Snmcrford, dc, A 1303.
Sumptcr, A. 1302.
Sund, lo, A 1802.
Suuderlaml, de, A 474, 78.1).
Suudy, C 1518.
Sunnebury, B 925.
Sunning, Sunnyng, de, A 482 ; B 1019, 1020,
1023, 1025, 1537, 1683.
sheriff of Middlesex, A 961, 1014.
Supplet, C 1574.
Sureia, de, A 1414.
Surgeon, the, C 1630.
Surigicus, C 1 630.
Surrey, earl of, A 210, 351, 1402, 1403, 1432,
and see Howard, Wurenue, de.
Surtays, A 416, 417.
de, A 200.
Sussebury, de, prior of Brommore, B 676.
Sussex, earl of, A 715.
Sutelhanger, le, B 1579, 1580.
Suthberi, Suthbyri, de, A 491 ; B 1242, 1263.
Sutheote, C 249.
Suthcherch, de, A 13.
Suthcwelle, B 1362 ; C 745.
Suthfok, do, A 1634.
Suthgate, de, B 453, 447.
Suthinby, C 1232.
Suthinton, de, B 69.
Suthireho, de, A 519.
Suthle, de, C 1382.
Suthlingdon, A 104.
Suthore, de, A 109.
Suthwell, C 137, 862.
Sutor, A 1396 ; B 223 ; C 1583.
Button, A 601, 1555, 1558 j C 493,506, 1189.
, de, A 131, 134,135, 138, 487, 822,
1261, 1276, 1394, 1567 ; C 1136, 1655.
, in Ocharn, de, B 368.
, sheriff of London, A 1718.
Swalclyve, B 1319.
Swaleweclif, de, C 17C2.
Swaleweel', de, B 1035.
Swalire, A 1505 ; C 1168.
Swan, A 191,593.
Swanescompe, de, B 1067.
Swanewieh, A 256.
Swannc, A 698.
Swathefeld, de, A 1309.
Swayefeld, de, A 1210, 1214.
Swaylclyfe, B 365.
Swayn, B 445, 1131 ; C 487, 661.
Swelesor.C 1660.
Swen, le, B 1229.
Swepston, Swepstona", de, 8 384, 398.
Swereford, de, A 218.
, a baron of the Exchequer, A 734.
Swetbodi, B 161.
Swetmannus, B 353.
Sweyn, A 209 ; C 359, 1657.
Swillyngton, B 907, 908.
Swiae, prioress of, B 421.
Swinehcved, B 75.
Swoeu, le, B 250.
Swon, A 964.
Swonton, de, A 1 .
Swopere, C 180, 683.
Swyft, B 1363; C 122.
Swymborne, or Swynborne, A 740.
Swynburue, Swynebourne, de, C 159, 1777.
Swyneford, de, A 317, 1217, 1292; B 441,
1553.
Swynerton, B 700.
Swyney, de, C 1087.
Sydenay, C417.
Sydeuhall, C 1579.
Sydenhani, A 233 ; B 680; C 175.
Syer, C 437, 442, 627.
Syferwest, Syfrewast, Syffrewaste, A 149;
B 1364; C299.
, lord of Clewer, B 1108, H09,andsee
Sifrewast, Cifrewast, Cyfrewast.
Syhtlingdon, de, A 1267.
Syleby, de, B210.
Sylverton, C 408.
Sylvester, A 1603.
Symeli, Symely, Symily, de, B 133, 134.
,le, B 1180, 1414.
.lord of Radeford, B 459, 497.
Symtuesone, B 138.
Symon or Simeon, B 949-951.
, son of, A378, 721, 1178.
Symoud, B 242, 1212, 1756-1758; C 102,
398, 1218, 1537.
Symons, C 432.
Symounde, O 812.
Syms, C 1143.
Symson, C 1171.
Symund, A 987.
Synot, B 1174, 1175.
Syon, abbess of, B 270-272, 948, 980, 1518,
1519, 1522, 1523, 1530.
Syre.le.C 1625.
Sys, B 1655.
Syvene, C 853.
Syward, B 118 ( C 1036.
Sywars, C 716.
Sywat, C 90, 1118.
Sywen, C 1355.
Sywet, C 673, 1478.
T.
Tabard, B 1416.
Tabbe, Tabe, A 390, 399, 401, 408.
Tabler, le, C 1578.
Tablett, C 1640.
Tabur, alderman of London, A 1651.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
713
Tadeiuerton, cle, B 351.
TailarcT, A 958.
Tailsboys, A 984, 993, 1002, 1121.
Taillehasto, A 1612.
Tailliour, B 187.
Taillour, A 290, 378, 580, 901 ; B 855.
, le, A 791, 1572; C 93.
, mayor of Marlborougb, C 659, 724.
Tailor, A 1607.
, the, A 989; C 718.
Tailur, le, A 140, 141, 838, 1032, 1579.
, alderman of London, and see Cissor,
Parmentarius, Taylour.
Takel, B 192, 725, 742, 744, 745, 748, 749,
7<JO, 811, 852,914, 1423.
Talbot, A 730, 938, 1438 ; C 1059.
......lord, A 715.
Talebot, de, chamberlain of the King, O 1555.
Taleboth, B 1295.
Talemache, C 171, 517, 1546.
Taleworthe, de, C 428.
Talle, A 1301.
Talyeboys, A 960.
Tamworth, B 1547.
Tandy, B 825, 929.
Taney, de, A 1008; O 1497.
Tangeley, de, C 618.
Tanie.de, A 1109.
Tannator, A 50.
Tanner, A 889, 1073, 1213, 1623; B 413,
500; C 456, 915, 982, 1020, 105S,
1205, 1375, 1385.
le, B 1025; C 400.
, the, A 50.
Tannour, Tannur, le, A 448, 992, 1617;
B 1699.
Tansore, de, A 1426.
Tany, A 931.
, de, A 143, 734,$16, 821, 965, 1074,
1090, 1163.
Tappelhawe, A 6.
Tareman, B 182.
Tate, A 406.
Tatersale, C 1175.
Tatershale, de, A 1446.
Tatersall, C 302.
Tatesale, de, A 1625.
Tatyrsal, de, prioress of Langley, B 1288.
Tauntone,C 571,578.
, called Parson, C 811.
Tavencr, Taverner, A 1137; B 1759; C 15,
1057, 1627.
, le, B 1 162, 1360, 1695 ; C 1321.
Taviitock, abbot of, C 296, 367.
Taybard, B 1555.
Tayden, de, B 411.
Tayl, C 701.
Taylard, A 1364.
Taylbois, A 965.
Tayle, C 731, 759, 790.
Tayler, B 1203.
Tayleboia, Tayloboys, A 976, 1066, 1161,
1164.
Tayll, C 1122.
Tayllard, A 304, 306, 1202, 1364.
Tayllour, Tayllur, le, B 144, 246, 1064.
Taylor, B 419.
the, B 566.
Taylour, Taylur, B 445, 750, 1080, 1741 ;
C 842.
, alias More, C 796.
, le, A 428, 432, 520, 989; B 350,
1279, 1338, 1352, 1354 ; C 906, and
see Cissor, Parnieiitarius.
Tebaud, B 807, 863, 865.
Tebay, B 301, 303, 322, 323.
Tebbold, B 858, 861.
Tedbold, A 1371.
Teddiscombe, C 32.
TeJmar, alderman of London, A 1744.
Tefoute, de, A 108.
Teffunt, de, A 1487, 1576, 1696, 1700.
Teflesford, prior of, B 735, 767.
Tcggc, C 1297.
Teintorer, le, A 1255, and see Dyer.
Tekyn, C 163.
Telby, B 1375.
Telebi, de, A 435.
Temeso, A 146, 168.
, de, A 169.
Temesford, Temisford, Temisforte, Temisse-
ford, de, A 1257, 1359, 1369, 1391.
Tempest, A 695; B 1291.
Templars of Jerusalem, the, A 308, 315, 316,
and ste Knights Templars.
Templer, le, B 191, 1789, 1790.
Teuche, A 722.
Tenent, de, A 944.
Tenturer, le, C 1340.
Theobald, A 1021.
Terefcud, A 1003.
Terell, C 80, 331.
Teresalt, de,B 1667.
Terre, de, A 404.
Terredenec, de, A 226.
Terri, A 182.
, de, A 388.
Terwast, A 41.
Tesale, de, B 1654.
Tesewurthe, de, A 238.
Tesssn, B 617, 618, 622, 625-627, 6SO.
Test, C 1256, 1258, 1292, 1293, 1295.
Testard, A 1659; B 25.
Tetesworth, C 268.
Tetteworth, de, B 1.
Teversham, C 1130.
Tewesdale, C 916.
Tewkesbury, St. Mary, abbot of, A 942.
Tewinge, de, A 972, 1023, 1120, 1121.
Tester, A 437 j 8 1689, 1694> and see
Weaver.
Teye, A 834.
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IKDEX OF PERSONS.
Thaehewrthe, de, A 788.
Thacsted, de, B 823.
Tluulemerton, de, B 308.
Thakcl, B 267.
Thakester, B 1003.
Thame, abbot of, C 1248.
de, A 1086 ; C 117.
Thaney, Thany, de, A 768, 987. -
Thebald, son of, A 343.
Thoccher, C 456, 915.
Thedrych, A 554.
Theford, prior of, B 886.
Thekenes, C 95.
ThereP, de, A 1884.
Therefeud, de, A 1064.
Therengiston, de, B 1281, 1283, 1284.
Therston, de, C 1867.
Theuford, de, B 854.
Theutoaicus, C 476.
Thewing, do, A 963, 1166.
Theyngworth', chaplain of, B 247.
Thicknesse, de, mayor of Newcastle, co.
Stafford, A 197.
Thikemau, B 1186.
Thikenes, Thiknesse, de, A 197 j C 439,
1(100.
Thimelthorp, de, A 912, 923.
Thingden, de, A 1128.
Thinneler, le, B 1043, 1063, 1089.
Thirnynge, C 1601.
one of the King's justices, C 470.
Thisteldene, de, A 918.
Thoche, B 538.
Thoker, alias atte Leie, C 1131.
Tholusan, A 1631.
Tholy, Tholi, A 5, 21, 26, 27, 50, 60, 64, 69.
Thomas, B 637; B 272, 1267.
, Ron of, A 530, 1454 ; B 1423.
, mayor of London, A 791, 1637, 1673.
, sheriff of London, A 1622.
Thomasini, C 905.
Thomason, Thomasun, B 1129 ; C 87, 477.
Thomelyn, B 859.
Thomestone, C 1140.
Thompson, Thomson, A 845 ; C 187.
Thomys, C 1150.
Thonder, C 539.
Thone, C 561, 843, 957, 1008.
Thope, de, C 1412.
Thorald, B 1336, 1348.
Thoraldby, de, A 331.
Thorcking, de, A 1181.
Thoresby, A 475 ; C 991.
Thorham, A 1233.
Thorley,B 1108.
,de, A 1430.
Thormerton, de, C 326.
Thornburgh, C 328.
Thornbury, A 694.
Thorndley, C 36.
Thome, A 978 ; B 638; O 15, 628, 1031,
1036.
Thornedon, C 1566.
Thornehull, de, A 216.
Thorneton, C 1562.
Thorney, abbot of, C 1273.
de, A 1288.
Thornhill, Thornhull, de, A 317 ; C 1178.
Thornour, C 1105.
Thornton, C 920.
, de, C412.
Thorny, de, A 250.
Thorok, de, A 459.
Thorp, Thorpe, A 623 j B 201, 896, 983,
999, 1313 ; C 363, 896, 964, 1746.
, de, A 100, 178, 387, 1330; B 895,
1057, 1146, 1148, 1220, 1243, 1254,
1260, 1261, 1263, 1264, 1281, 1283,
1284, 1286, 1290, 1296, 1388, 1395;
C 455.
, sheriff of Northampton, B 842.
Thorpel, de,B651.
Thorpp, B 896.
Thorsby, A 459.
Thorzsby, de, A 458.
Thotynham, de, A 1280.
Thoury, C 326.
Threlkeld, de, C 106.
Threngiston, de, B 1248.
Thressher, B 1679.
Throckinge, de, A 1064, 1122.
Throkmerton, A 1588, 1608 ; C 1230.
Throkmorton, C 331.
Throp.de la, C 536.
Thropmundevile, lord of, B 854, and tee
Whitacre, de.
Throwere, A 990.
, le, C 553, 1527.
Thrykingham, de, A 1430.
Thulisworthe, de, C 1381.
Thuluse, B 1030.
Thunder, C 240.
Thuuderle, sherifi of London, C 1367.
,de, sheriff of London, C 1603, 1004,
1608, 1611.
Thunneyk, de, C 1532.
Thurbarn, B 1664, 1761 ; C 1556.
Thurgar, A 1177.
Thurkerby, de, one of the King's Justices,
A 1084.
Thurkul, B 27.
son of, B 27.
Thurleby, Thurlby, A 1463,1520-1522, 1541.
Thurroe, B 826.
Thureteyn, B 717, and see Turstain.
Thychemers, Tichemers, dc, A 1288, 1289.
Tiffeld, de, B 1579.
Til, B 1423.
Tilby, B 808, 809.
Tilebroc, de, A 414.
Tilcbury.de, A 830.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
715
Tiler, A 865.
the, 8 707, and see Cooperatorius.
Tilis, le, A 349.
Tiuctor, A 1254, 1255, 1450; B 359,602, and
see Dyer, the.
Tintern, abbot of, B 727.
Tioch, A 1047.
Tiptre, prior of, A 766, and see Typeltre.
Tiryngton, C 386.
Tissynton, de, B 1668.
Titeburste, de, A 1057, 1124, 1125, 1180.
Todde, A 990; C 15, 318, 528.
Todiliugdon, C 1056,
Todeuham, de, C 1538.
Todyngdon, Todyngton, C 281, 464, 704,
1739.
Toeni, de, A 830.
Toghe, le, B 169, 175.
Toke, B 1271 ; C 1740.
Tokeby, B 693.
Tokeliill, A 594, 595.
Tokeport, de, C 1505.
Toketon, de, A 944.
Toki, son of, A 1687.
Tokketes, C 641.
Toky, B 162; C 504, 1617.
Tolay, B 1587, 1590, 1592, 1674.
Tolington, de, A 1446.
Toller, B 519.
Tolre, de, B 172.
Toly, A 9; B1453.
Tornlyn, A 1553.
Tommys, C 487.
Tomson, A 636.
lone, C 996.
Toneys, A 697.
Tonky, C 113.
Tony, C 1761.
Took, C 1063.
Top, A 1396; C 1141.
Topa, C 542.
Toppan, B 1707.
Toppefeld, de, A 1784.
Toppere, le, C 192.
Torel, A 741 ; C 878.
Torford, C 1244.
Torkard, B 185.
Torkesey, B 1378.
Torneis, A 830.
Tornour, B 1621.
Torold,B1347.
Torp, B 1247.
, de, B 1355, and tee Thorp.
Torpel, de, B 468.
Torre, de la, B 513.
Tosstoke, de, A 236.
Tost, de, B 364.
Toteham, de, A 1703, 1721, 1739.
Totenhall, lord of, C 765.
Totenham, A 473.
Toternho, de, B 481.
Totham, C 420.
, de, A 1509.
Toting, de, A 1614 ; B 1549.
Totteneys, lord of, B 1453.
Tottisham, A 1523.
Totynham, C 841.
Touk, A 670, 1440.
Toukere, C 17, 1431.
Tounehende, Tounende, atte, B 790, 1423.
Touneshend, B 997.
Tounlay, C 1060.
Tour, do la, A 1708.
Tournour, le, B 630.
Tovi, Tovy, A 1487.
mayor of London, A 1470.
, sheriff of London, A 140.
Tower of London, Constable of the, A 1785.
Towke, alias Clerck, C 1151.
Towker, alias 1'aulor, C 1552.
Towne, C 174.
Towneshend, Townessend, B 824, 987.
Townyng, C 175.
Townshynd, C 1591.
Toy, B 184.
Toyt, C 699.
Traci, Tracy, B 603 ; C 272, 336, 415, 890,
979, 1128, 1150, 1383, 1492, 1633.
, lord of Burgate, B 603.
, de, A 755.
Trafforde, Trafqrd, de, B 700, 1065, 1132,
1380, 1459, 1502, 1504; C 1196.
Traily, C 687, 828, 1047.
Trappere, le, B 223.
Travers, A 506, 1631, 1682.
, alderman of London, A 1808,
,kecper of the Rolls of th« King's
Chancery in Ireland, C 831.
, sheriff of London, A 1630.
Treasurer of England, the, B 1530, and tee
Stafford.
, the under, A 1594, and tee Lytton.
, the King's, A 218, 729, 866, 1470,
and see Haverhille, de, Haverhull.
of the Queen, the, B 531, and tee
Bugg.
of St. Paul's, A 218, and see
Swereford, de.
Trebethon, de, A 1281.
Treby, C 1638.
Tredel, B 515.
Tredeny, A 232.
Trederf, de, A 997.
Tredington, C 597.
Tregeryek, de, A 221.
Tregod, de, A 84, 257, 997.
Tregos, C 1560, 1561.
Tregot, de, A 226, A 258.
Tregoys, de, A 207.
Tregurre, archbishop of Dublin, C 831, 883.
Trehaiupton, dc, A 347.
716
INDEX OF PEKSONS.
Treiagu, de, A 183, 223, 659.
Treisdeners, A 785.
Trckyliau, do, A 224.
Trelanbigan, Trelanbighan, de, A 84, 226.
Trelay, C 1397.
Trelan, de, A 84.
Trcloutlma, de, A 207.
Trembethov, A 224.
Trenacl, de, A 99.
Trenchard, B 1581.
lord of Hordhulle, B 1594.
Trenchefoil, A 987.
Treuowith, C 1444.
Treiitham, prior of, B 1490.
de, A 281.
canons of, A 1444.
Tresawel, do, A 207.
Trcschar, B 1782.
Tresgod, de, A 1763.
Tresgoz, A 808.
Tresham, A 684.
Tresilian, de, C 1600, 1702.
Tressam, C 1742.
Treulove, C 939.
Treuthfoyle, A 1006.
Trevarthian, de, A 224.
Trevere, C 1725.
Trewardyan, de, A 1281.
Trewe, C 1213.
, le, C 192, 635.
Trewman, C 1243.
Treworge, C 1272.
Trey, A 745.
Treyer, le, A 744.
Triehet, Triket, A 500, 1747-1749, 1752,
1756, 1769.
the King's Chamberlain, A 1813.
Trille, B 640.
Trimwelle, de, A 1434.
Trinity, lee Holy Trinity.
Trinley, C 597.
Triplet, C 590.
Tristrem, C 1177, 1485.
Tritel, B 564.
Tritton, C 57. t
Trivet, A 1303.
Trocking, Trekking, de, A 1027, 1028, 1074,
1075, 1079, 1080, 1089, 1093, 1163,
1175, 1334.
Trokmerton, B 1615, 1621.
Trompeton, de, A 1026, 1155.
Tromwyn, C 532.
Trop, de, B 1361, 1377.
Tropinell, A 1806.
Trote, C 1285, U44.
Troteman, A 304.
Trotte, A 1062, 1063.
Trought, C 132, 247, 273, 437, 442, 648,
688, 1312.
Trover, B 1555.
Trovey, C 1219.
, mayor of Hereford, C 1084.
Trowe, de, A 249, 253.
Trubevile, de, A 1194.
Trumon, B 633.
Trumpton, C 257.
de, C 705.
Trusbud, A 369.
Trussebut, Trussebuth, Trussebutt, A 264,
266, 268, 269, 272-274, 276, 286, 288,
291, 295, 323, 325, 333, 336, 309, 371,
380, 384.
Trussel, A 153,976.
Truverbicham, A 97.
Truvern, de, A 97.
Trycket, B 915.
Trygelty, C 1462.
Tryggez, C 752.
Tryllyng, C 1125, 1126.
Tryppe, B 943.
Tuchet, A 67.
Tudenham, B 1244.
de, sheriff of London, A 1789, 1795.
Tuenew or Twyueho, B 475, 510, 512.
Take, A 638.
Tukhill, C 1552.
Tull, Tulle, A 675, 677, 678, 1563.
Tuly or Tully, B 1036-1038.
Tumbyrwode, 8 865.
Tungrene, de, A 1173.
Tuustalc, Tunstall, B 55.
, de, C74, 1046.
Turberevill, de, A 218.
Turevill', de, B 1225.
Turfin, son of, A 341.
Turfpit, del, A 73.
Turgis, A 520, 838, 1046 j C 965.
Turk, A 1572 j B 860.
Turnay, C 1215.
Turner, Tumor, Tumour, A 162, 565, 577,
584, 601, 679, 722 j B 514 j C 288, 725.
, le, B 205, 210, 216; C 1703.
Turre, Turn, de, A 410, 1486, 1487, 1628,
1661; C 816,1202.
Turribus, de, A 245.
Turrocha, de, A 1687.
Turry, de, one of the King's Justices itinerant,
C 204.
Tursmerea, Tursmere, de, A 352, 353.
Turstain, Turstayn, Thurstcyn, Tursten,
Tursteyn, B 523, 543, 549, 551, 552,
558, 874, 580.
..., son of, B 545.
Turstan, B 834.
son of, A 721.
Turte, A 1804.
Turvile, A 1024.
, de, A 1024 ; B 309, 357, 388, 395, 397,
400-3, 405, 1226.
Tusceynz, A 1362.
Tuthait, Tutheyt, A 1768, 1817.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
717
Twichelasse, C 75.
Twiford, mayor of London, A 1585.
Twyer, B 806.
Twymere, B 454.
Twyneho, or Tuenew, B 475, 510, 512.
Twynetu, de, C 1071.
Twynstede, de, A 523, 524, 527-29, 535.
Twynyho, A 867.
Tyard, B 649.
Tybay, B 321, 936.
Tychernerks, de, A 1294.
Tychemcrsch, A 1378.
Tyc, C 949.
Tyeis, C 221.
Tyelere, le, A 6.
Tyes, A 921.
Tyeys, le, C 1012.
Tyffayno A 1296.
Tykeford, de, A 180.
, prior of, A 185.
Tylan, B 1402.
Tyle, or Tile, A 609, 612, 6 IS, 616, 625-27.
, de, A 172.
Tyler, B 1445, 1446.
Tylet, B 714.
Tylewastell, B 1777.
Tylleburi.de, A 741.
Tyllindon, de, A 504.
Tym, B 1217.
Tymbercombe, de, B 1 73.
Tymmyg, C 232, 577.
Tymyng, B 169.
Tynemue, de, B 1342.
Tynetishale, de, C 1271.
Tyngelden, Tynkelden, O 64C, 929.
Typeltre, prior of, A 756.
Tyrell, A 639, 708, 834 ; C 188, 1105, 1171,
1230, 1358, 1519.
Tyrelles, c 1358.
Tyse, C 646.
Tyso.de, B 1143.
Tyson, Tysun, B 1215, 1414.
Tyteberste, Tyteburst, Tythebyrste, de, A 960,
965. 1066, 1116, 1117, 1143.
Tyvelle, Tyvile. Tyvill, de, A 88, 104, 105,
128, 130.
Tywinge, de, A 1065.
Ubleye, C 1141.
Ufford, de, B 468, 1426.
Ugthred, A 278, 280-83, 294, 321, 334, 357,
359, 365, 372, 374, 420, 697, 700, 704.
Uhtthred. See Ughtred.
Ulf, B 1551.
Ulger, eon of, A 1758, 1813.
Ulster, earl of, A 386.
Ulsthorpe, C 1195.
Umfray, Umfrey, A 988 ; B 41, 1363, 1445,
1512; C 543, 802, 889, 1024, 1621.
Uncle, le, B J372.
Underwode, B 417, 717, 910, 1087.
Undewocle, de, A 91.
Unfrey, A 1282, 1391 ; B 224.
Unkel, C 1489.
Union, C 1112.
Unuin, C 326.
Upchar, C 568.
Upehullc, B 598, C04-606.
Upheys, de, B 827.
Uppatour, C 1270.
Upston, Uppstone, A 587 j C 1519.
, mayor of Reading, A 592.
Upton, B 57, 736, 796 ; C 1427, 1428, 1506,
1713.
, de, B 261, 331, 544, 640 j C 806.
sheriff of London, A 1494.
Urmondson, C 901.
Urory, B 672.
Urri, B 1578; C 1144.
Urse, son of, A 794.
Ursonis, A 496.
Urswyk, C 137, 815, 862, 1230.
, Chief Baron of the King's Exchequer
0879.
, Recorder of London.C 311, 725, 762,
868, 1171.
Urswykes, de, C 1320.
Uzrey, C 1706.
Urwyk, B 1522.
Usscher, A 870, 887, 896.
Uselby, de, C 1547.
Uvednle, B 1093, 1094.
Uwescye, de, A 828.
Uzcombe, B 1080.
V.
Vache, de, C 1690.
la, A 153; O 825, 994.
» de la, A 13, 72, 1026 f C 1497.
Vado, de, B 70, 782.
Vag, le, C 1373, 1374.
Val, dc, B 527.
del, B 644, 554.
Valance, alias Mason, B 1299.
Valantyne, A 990.
Valeins, de, B 1355.
Vale, A 898, 940.
Valence, O 302, 1175.
de, A 13, 198, 1030, 1432, 1438
C 322, and see Pembroke, earl of.
Vale Royal, abbot of, A 206, 1538, and see
Villa Regali, de.
Valle,de B 592, 782.
718
INDEX OP PERSONS.
Vallibns, de, C 520, 1070, 1546.
, a justice in Eyre in co. Hunts,
B 1546.
Valoniis, de, A 942.
Valuincs, de, A 1804.
Vampage, B 248 ; O 382, 1060, 1288, 1447,
1747, 1765.
Vanne, atte, B 932.
de, B 528.
Van Stondo, C 1058.
Vanur', le, B 672.
Vaudey, abbot of, A 1437.
Vaughan, A 979 ; B 1547 ; O 549.
Vaumpage, A 1457, 1540.
Vaus, le, B 533-636.
Vaux, B 78.
Vavasour, Vavasure, Vavassur, A 716.
le, B 1134; C 1206.
Vawey, C 1654.
Vayre, mayor of Beading, A 560.
le.C 799.
Veal, Veel,B 1760; C734.
la, C 384.
Veer, B 356.
de, A 167; B 1270; C 878, 1248,
and see Oxford, earl of.
le, C 1499.
Velde, ate, B 1398.
Venables, Venablis, de, A 196, 200 ; B 1156.
Venator, B 253, and see Hunter.
Venella, de, A 1130, and see Lane.
Venour, le, prioress of Saint Michael's,
Stamford, B 1297.
Venur', le,B368, 380.
Ver, de, A 13, 1482, and see Oxford, earl of.
Verano, de, papal clerk, A 1451.
Verdon, Verdonn, B 40.
, de, A 177; C 941.
Verer, le, B 826.
, de Meleford, le, B 826.
Verli, de, B 1784.
Verly.le, A 1011, 1013, 1016, 1019-1021, 1058.
Vernay, alderman of London,C 1171.
de, B 10.
Verney, A 684.
, de, B 849.
Verni, de, B 828, 845, 1367.
Vernio, de, B 1331.
Vernon, Vernoun, Vernun, B 306, 343.
de, A 196, 203, 331, 332, 368, 1251 ;
B 1092.
.justice of Chester, B 1092.
«,le, C1044.
Verny, de, B 875, 1449.
le, B 1425, 1429, 1430.
Vescy, Vesey, Vessy, Vesy, de, A, 18, 381 ;
C 1679, 1704.
Vesze, le, C 1393.
Veteri Ponte, de, A 388, 403, 404-410.
Veyl, le, A 1487 » B 1581.
Veyre, A 558.
Veysey, Veysi, Veysy, B 1525, 1526, 1532;
C 379, 1026.
Vezie, le, A 241.
Viane, de, B 177.
Vic', A 739.
Viearins, A 72.
Viel, A 1470, 1630.
Villario Gundran, de, B 409.
Villarse, A 1427.
Villemai, C 556.
Villers, A 1431.
Vincent, B 1112.
Vincester, de, A 1223.
Vinea, de, A 1379, 1384.
Vineter, de Cruce Roys, le, B 1553.
Vinetria, de, C 1040.
Vinitarius, A 1038.
Vinitor, A 942.
Vintner, the, A 1038, 1678, 1782.
Vipont. See Veteri Ponte, de.
Vischard, B 418.
Vishare, B 72.
Vital', son of, A 1166.
Vitalis, alderman of London, A 1675.
Vitull, C 1193.
Vivien, B 92.
Vmminden, de, B 1693.
Vocatour, C 216, 341, 403, 405, 425, 431.
Volaunt, C 1247.
Vole, C 70.
Voyrdire, B 1641.
Vrellis, B 1672.
Vrithe, ate, B 449.
Vrry, B 1678.
Vruey, C 1706.
Vyel, A 1605.
Vyene, de, lord of Cudelaw, B 176.
Vyn, le, C 1506.
Vynce, C 554.
Vyncent, C 448, 1286.
Vynte, C 59, 462.
Vynter, C 429.
Vyrili, de, A 463.
Vytter, B 1616.
w.
Wace, B 364 ; C 869.
Wacellin, Wacelyn, A 286, 1439.
Wachesham, de, B 1066.
Wad, de, C 1178.
Wadbroke, C 1359.
Waddone, de, A 1545.
Waddeford, de, C 269.
Wade, A 494; C 1160, 1187, 1493, 1646,
1701.
Wadham, C 1085, 1104.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
719
Wadyngton, A 1404-1406, 1492.
Wafen, Waffen, Wafyn, B 1007, 1010, 1013.
Wagner, C 35.
Waidegrum, B 642.
Waifer, B 261.
Wake, A 1202 ; B 1507.
Wakebrugge, de, B 1668.
Wakefield, A 1717, 1796 ; C 1717.
, mayor of Leicester, B 213.
de, C 975.
Wakeherst, C 676, 787.
Wakelin, Wakelyn, B 875, 1775.
Waker, C 1359.
Wakering, de, A 734.
Wakerle.de, B 781.
Wakeleia.de, B 161.
Walaye, 369.
, le, A 264, 382.
Walbeffe, or Walleft, B 271.
Walcfare, de, A 428.
Walcote, sheriff of London, A 1585.
Wald, de, A 986, 1116, 1132, 1260, 1278 ;
B 1207.
, del, A 1020.
Waldechef, A 1286.
Waldegrave, A 740.
de, C 617.
master of the Hospital of
the Holy Trinity without Northampton,
C6, 692, 1745.
Walden, A 715; B 805.
, de, C 384, 530, 1386, 1519.
Walder, A 210.
Walderne, alderman of London, C 1722.
Waldeyeve, Waldezeve, B 53, 56, 58, 60, 62,
825.
Waldis, de, A 1059, 1250, 1318, 1319.
Waldo, de, A 1057,1101.
Waldyeve, C 859.
Walebroc, de, alderman of London, A 1637.
Walecot, Walcote, Walecothe, de, A 20,
54-56, 140 ; B 246.
Waleden, Waledon, de, A 495, 732, 1503 j
C 120, 1241, 1250.
Waleford, de, B 70, 769, 784, 786, 787, 788,
795,798, 815, 1111, 1301.
Waleis, A 506.
le, A 455, 728, 1634.
, sheriff of London, A 1680.
, , alderman of London, C 286,
37C, 850.
, , mayor of London, C 971,
1049, 1656.
Walekote, de, A 141.
Walengere, B 982.
Walens, B 1275, 1325.
Walensis, A 1004,1068; B 1248, 1269, 1304.
mayor of London, A 1634, 1709, and
see Walsh.
Walopole, de, B 87.
Walerand, Waleraun, Walcraund, Walerond,
A 100, 148, 438, 1667; B 1030.
Wales, Prince of, A 1400.
le, B 1239.
Walesby, B 835.
de, C 277, 314, 412, 427, 1S87, 1412.
Waleton, de, A 732 ; B 1067.
Waleys, A 103 ; B 479, 1691 ; C 107, 615.
le, A 828, 1343 B 205, 1455.
, .sheriff of London, A 1616,
1800.
, alderman of London, C 10,
21,466.
Walia, de, A 784.
\Valich, B 1792.
Walkefare, B 1548.
, de, A 431, 432.
Walkelin, son of, B 1502.
Walkestede, B 1389.
Walklen, B 1052.
Walkar, Walker, B 7 ; C 228, 426, 596, 721,
735, 801, 810, 821, 1213, 1281, 1537.
de, A 86.
le, B738, 804; O 1004, 1327.
Walkerne, B 806.
Walklyn, B 1694.
Walkyn, C 943.
Wallbyn, C 1765.
Walle, A 580; C 1486.
atte, C 185, 478, 965, 1077, 1474.
Walleff, or Walbeffe, B 271.
Waileforde, de, B 783.
Walleis, le, alderman of London, C 1172.
Waller, B 1541, 1591, 1618 ; C 137, 835, 1139.
, le, B 1593.
Walles, B 1683.
Walleweyn, Wallewyn, O 471, 1283.
Walley, C 933.
Walleys, le, B 203.
Wallop, de, prior of Brommore, B 539.
Wallsshe, B 1092.
Walltone, C 1168.
Wallyngton, B 806, 808, 809, 812.
Walman, C 1622.
Walmar, C 40.
Walmesford, de, A 447.
Waloniis, de, A 1166.
Walpole, de, B 1422.
Walrain, B 488.
Walram, son of, A 1809.
Walrand, B 1428.
Walsgrave, B 356.
Walshe, A;1004, 1572; C 1020.
, le, C 1107, andsee Walensis.
Walsok, de, A 1224.
Wals»he, A 1537; C 456, 507, 648, 834,
1423, andsee Walensis.
Walhyngham, A 1683.
Walteer, C 1706.
720
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Walter, A 671, 673, 674, 676, 827, 1201;
B 147; C 1099.
, official of London, A 1707.
, son of, A 110, 111, 121, 920, 1020,
1446, 1477, 1485, 1694 ; B 735, 1355.
, fitz, C 449.
Walters, B 179.
Waltham, A 1435.
, Holy Cross, abbot of, A 640, 791,
812,814, 1018; C 1628.
,dean of, A 341.
Walthon, do, A 993.
Walton, Waltona, A 610, 614, 615, C25 ;
B 1211, 1457 ; C 609, 777.
do, A 931; B 189,834, 1143 ; C 383.
Walweyn, A 940 ; B 426 ; C 887.
Walworth, A 1465, 1572 ; C 1659.
mayor and escheator of London,
A 1774.
, de, alderman of London, B 1759,
1760.
Walyngham, B 485.
Walyssh, C 946.
Wambwelle, de, C 643.
Wancy, B 1305..
Wandegos, A 1623.
Wander or Wandere, A 388, 391, 393, 397,
399-402,409,411.
Wandovore, de, C 1467.
Wangeford, Wangford, C 311, 747, 868.
Wanndel, C 1282, 1286.
Wannecombe, de, A 229.
Wannok, C 846.
Wans, B 427.
Wantard, A 229.
Wappelode, A 1562.
Warberge, de, B 440.
Waroop, B 1148.
Warde, A 163, 166, 173, 810,811, 312, 607,
689, 702, 123«, 1245, 1455, 1596;
B 130, 312, 313, 317, 701, 719 1201 ;
C 197, 477, 672, 917, 1297, 1480, 1696.
, alias Welde, C 492.
, sheriff of London, A 1599.
, le, B 23i, 295 ; C 1569.
Wardeboys, de, A 1205, 1335, 1357.
Ware, C 270, 604, 1197.
de, A 1030,1634; C 372, 1603,1604,
1608.
, de la, lord, B 1093, 1094, and see
West.
Waref, de, B 1032.
Warefeld, C 401, 1482.
Waren', B 104, 1203.
Warener, le, C 9. „
Warenne, earl, A 13, 305, 313, 314, 317, 318,
349, 354, 455.
, de, A 13, 341, 210, 348, 351, 1432,
and see Surrey, earl of.
, countess of, A 839, and see Bigote.
, le, A 436.
Warenner, le, C 745.
Warennia, de, A 421.
Wareyn, C 1093.
, fitz, C 734.
Warewik, A 1256.
, de, A 1370, 1376.
Warfeld, C 261.
Warharn, A 636.
Warihul, do, A 192.
Warm, B 398.
son of, A 423, 503, 942.
Warinecorabe, C 545.
Warinot, B 1204.
Warkworth, lord of, B 854, and see Lyouns,
de.
Warmynton, B 1760.
de, 1756-1760.
Warneford, B 1440.
Warner, B 531, 540; C 465, 1276.
,le, A 216; C 798.
Warpenham, C 266.
Warro, C 1104.
Warrenne, earl. See Warenne.
Warrewyk, B 814.
de, A 1241, 1359.
Wartoff, de, B 1277.
Warton, A 1353 ; C 777.
Warty r, prior of Beauvale, B 81.
Warwick, countess of, A 45,774,795 ; C 116.
carl of, A 354, 658, 926; B 1184;
C 17, 397.
, sheriff of Worcester, C 1291, and see
Beauchamp, de.
.prior of, B 290.
St. Sepulchre's, prior of, A 1103.
Warwyk, B 740.
, de, B 823.
Waryn, A 1505 ; B 1539, 1557, 1648 j C 151,
716, 1249, 1323.
Waryner, B 6, 274.
, mayor of Marlborongh, C 30.
Waryng, B 1595.
Wascelyne, B 759.
Wascoyl, Wascnil, Waskeyl, de, A 520, 524,
527-529, 532, 535-537, 539, 544, 838,
912.
Waspre, le, B 410.
Wassard, de, a Justice in Eyre, A 994.
Wasselyn, B 1291.
Wassheburne, B 149, 150.
Wassingeham, de, B 34.
Wassingel', Wassingelee, Wassingle, Was-
singley, Wassyngleye, de, A 132-137,
1062, 1362, 1363, 1369.
Wasteneis, Wasteneys, B 1281, 1283, 1284,
1289.
de, B 1248.
Wastinel, A 542, 731, 733, 790, 815.
Wastines, B 1263.
Wasto, de, A 239, 256, and tee Weston.
Wate, C 1663.
Watennovo, do, B 416.
INDEX OP PERSONS.
721
Water, Fitez, A 682, and sec Fitz Walter.
, atte, B 155, 1360 ; C 955.
Waterford, de, A 1008.
Watcrlader, A 1498.
Watcrlandt, B 987.
Waterman, C 11.
Waters, B 530.
Waterton, C 1005.
Watervilla, Waterile, Watevill, Watevyle, de,
A 430, 781, 783, 938; B 49, 56, 58-60,
64, 781.
Watheman, B 650.
Watkyns, B 1457.
Watre, atte, C 994, 467, 981.
, de, A 263.
WatsauDd, de, A 218.
Watsone, B 1353.
Wattere, atte, A 1073.
Wattes, B 297, 306, 880, 1025
, alias Dryver, C 879.
Wattevile, de, A 501.
Wattson, C 285.
Watty s, C 331.
Watye, B 1566.
Waubake, C 1643.
Waud, del, A 1184.
Wankelyn, A 1253.
Waulter, Fitz, A 681, and see Fitz Walter.
Waulton, A 1323.
Waura, de, A 1444.
Wauroe, de, B 353.
Waus.de, A 1117.
Wauters, C 1602.
Wautham, de, C 772, 839, 850, 1628.
Wauton, C 1519.
, de, A 984, 1323, 1365 j C 878.
Wauz.de, A 1575.
Waveudon, de, A 20, 55.
Wavercurt.de, B 214.
Waverede, de, A 1442.
Wawcleyn, A 1220.
Wawe, B 1574.
Wawton, B 1235.
Waxscombe, A 1790, 1792.
Wayford, Lord, C 1281, and see Hastings.
Waynflete, de, A 1472, 1473.
Waynwright, C 59.
Wayte, A 622, 890, 964, 1378; B 559, 591 j
C 82,
, le, B 283, 284, 1425, 1429, 1430,
1449.
Wdecote, de, B 1289.
Wdcmannus, B 353.
Wdenerton, de, B 926.
We, del, B 1107.
Weaver, the, A 437; B 1689, 1694, and see
Tcxtor.
Webbe, A 126, 859; B 1514, 1767; C 545,
1183, 1286, 1673.
, le, C 1019, 1390, 1419.
a 53524.
Webbister, le, A 1280.
Webouburc, C 1301.
Webster, C 1111.
Wecheharm, C 478.
Wederore, C 607.
Wedewesone, C 429.
Wedinton, de, B 1429, 1430.
Wedon, B 910; C 1248.
Weevilda, A 912.
Wegge, B 984.
Weite, la, 1085.
Welaund, de, C 204.
Welbek, sheriff of London, A 1588.
Welbourn, C 9.
Welde, C 920, 1207.
., , called Warde, C 492.
de, A 466.
, sheriff of London, A 1513, 1603.
, atte, C 551.
Weldoii, prioress of St. Michael'a Stamford,
B 1195.
, do, master of the Hospital of the Holy
Trinity, Northampton, C 1411.
Welere, le, C 1012.
Weles, B 156.
Welfare, C 203.
Welinton, de, C «46.
Welle, B 1378.
atte, A 457, 459, 467; B 32, 90,
477; 0354, 1179, 1363.
, prior of Lewes, A 1420, and see
Attewell.
, de, A 1446; B 590.
Welleden, lord of, B 431, and tee Basset.
Welleford, de, C 123.
Wellere, B 1587.
Welles, A 1353 ; C 746.
de, A 228, 657; B 28,,/nd see Wells,
archdeacon of.
Wellesborne, Wellesburn, de, B 792, 801, 803.
Wellis, de, A 1889.
Wellisburne, A 1360.
Wells, de, C 1174.
, of, A 1056.
.archdeacon of, A 228,354, and set
Welles, de.
, dean of, B 1463.
hospital, master of, B 276, and see
Aykeskartb.
Wellys, A 1382; B 1007.
Welneford, de, B 183, 526.
Welokes, C 941.
Welond, B 172.
Welpsted, de, A 130.
Welsch, Wclshe, A 1157 ; C 377.
Welybeten, C 844.
Welynton, C 97.
Welysdon. A'ee Willysdon.
Wemfall, dc, A 742.
Wend, atte, C 914.
Wendeye, de, B 1553.
Z Z
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Wendoure, C 1737.
Wcndover, dc, A 17C, 813.
Wendy, Wendye, B 157 ; C 1449.
Wenelyug, B 449.
W»ne«grave, dc, mayor of London, A 1570 j
C 87.
Wenge, B 1C03, 1604, 1624, 1644,1648,1660,
1665, 1715, 1717, 1719, 1723-1727,
1729, 1731, 1735, 1739-1742, 1747,
1749, 1750, 1752-1757, 1759-1761;
C 1740.
dc, B 1635.
Wengrave, B 738.
, de, mayor of London, A 1570;
C87.
Wcnloke, B 412.
,lord of, B412.
Wennewist', de, A 766.
Wenrych, de, A 181.
Went, C 920.
Wentworth, A 834 ; B 1094.
VVenyngton, C 1081.
Wepested, le, A 1260.
dc, A 104, 128, 1218, 1224, 1318,
1352 ; B 34.
Werall', B 925.
Wcrburton, de, A 193.
Werdeham, de, B 687.
Were, atte, A 861.
Weris, le, B 209.
Work, del, C 729.
Werkesberough, B 1058.
Wermondesworth, de, C 246, 264, 297.
Wermyngton, A 1340.
Werour, C 1286.
Werrur, le, B 79.
Werthingpole, do, A 34
Wery, A 1499.
VVeryng, A 1717, 1796.
Weryngton, de, A 1759 j C 1141.
Wescombc, B 1 1 9.
Wesenham, C 920.
Wesham, de, bishop of Coventry and Lich-
field, C 1206.
West, A 621, 1186, 1528, 1532, 1534, 1542,
1546, 1547 ; B 500, 974, 1002, 1033,
1350, 1372, 1566, 1730, 1732, 1733,
1773; C 104, 132,690,745, 1146, 1282,
1286, 1354, 1406, 1409, 1452, 1498,
1660, 1661.
, lord do la Ware, B 1093, 1094.
Westbroke, A 856.
Westby, A 670 ; B 1291 ; C 528.
a baron of the Exchequer, B 949-
951.
Westdayle, C 1275.
Westekota, B 1643.
Westhall, C 837.
Westhed, C 59.
Westhorpe, de, B 754.
WoBtm', do, A 1569.
Wcstmclle, Westmelne, de, A 303, 968, 1053,
1070, 1072, 1078, 1153, 1334,1150;
C 1247.
Westminster, abbot of, A 734, 1464, 1522,
1526, 1536, 1551, 1659, 1560, 1563,
1565, 1568; B 25, 251; C 967, and
see Barking, de.
, Gild of St. Mary at, A 1461, 1463,
15 03.
Westmoreland, countess of, B 57.
, earl of, A 707 ; B 435, 464, 502,
1057, 1146, 1148, 1362, 1388, 1707;
C 1502.
, earl of, Marshal of England, B 493,
and tee Neville, de.
Wcston, B 95, 425, 1131, 1133; C 216, 341,
403, 405, 425, 431, 721, 735, 801, 810,
1359.
, prior of, A 239, 256, and tee Vasto,
de.
, de, A 218, 278, 356,358,365, 1517;
B 151, 221, 823, 955 ; C 130:
West Renham, de, A 720, 944.
West Wicombe, de, A 188.
Westwod, Westwodc, A 1527-1529, 15C2 ;
B 762.
de, B 670, 688.
Wesynham, A 1529.
Wetamstede, de, prioress of Sewardesley,
B 1577.
Weten, le, A 227.
Wetenhale, de, A 200.
Wethene, Mayor of Dartmouth, C 552.
Wetere, ate, C 780.
Wethenhale, de, A 206.
Wetryng, prioress of St. Michael's Stamford,
B 1194.
Wexcombe, A 1790, 1792.
Wcydyop, B 128.
Weylond, A 4.
, dc, a Justice in Banco, O 1497.
Weymouth, C 1347.
Weyte, le, A 407 ; B 224.
Whaplode, C 435.
Whatelee, B 806.
Whathampsted, de, A 1097.
Whatlyngton, de, B 670, 688.
Wheelwright, the, B 106, 238, and see
Hotarius.
Whcle, C a02.
Whelere, le. B 1 623.
Whelert, de, B 47.
Whelnetham, de, C 510.
Whelpyugton, C 528.
Whelton, de, B 842.
Wheston, C 435.
Whctelay, C 837.
Whetnall, C 353.
Whitacre, de, C 1002, 1603.
, lord of Thropmundcvile, B 854.
White, A 414, 961; B 378, 1132, 1345.
O 1143, 1693.
INDEX OF PERSON.-.
723
White, le, B 370, and tee Albug, Whyte.
Whiteacre, lord of Elmedon, C 300.
Whiteford, de, 8 787.
Whiteland, abbot of, 8 727.
Whitewell, C 781.
, de, B 176O.
Whitewey, C 921.
Whitingaie, A 1370.
Whitington, C 1256.
Whitieye, de, B 108».
Whitman, B 493.
Whittanwere, A 1611 ; C 543.
Whittawere, le, C 168.
Whitteby, C 1266.
Whittle, B 42.
Whittock, WTiittok, C 1054, 1669.
Whityngham, B 812.
Whitynton, C 1570.
Whore»ode, C 733.
Why.....ton, B 1021.
Whygler, le, B 1717.
Whyri, A 1199.
Whytacre, de, 1002, 1602.
Whyte. A 91, 557, 558, 855, 870, 887, 896,
904 ; C 341, 403, 405, 425, 431, 1019,
1024, 1042, 1278, 1280.
mayor of Beading, A 553, 554.
le, alia* Chapman, C 1019, 1024.
, alia* Slily-i, C 1039, and tee Albas.
Whyteley, de, A 348 ; 8 1219.
Whytewelle, B 1024.
Whytfeld, 8 1075.
Whytle, A 669.
Whyttawer, C 695, 952.
Whytte, 8 49.
Whytyngton, A 564.
Whytyng, C 1O61.
Wi, son of. A 108.
Wiard, A 794.
Wibbesnade, de, C 899.
Wibbonbory, C 898.
Wicheton, de, A 1344.
Wicbam, de, A 76O, 773.
Wichenton, Wicheton, Wichinnton, de,
A 1284, 1316, 1323, 1390.
Wiehio, de, B 84.
Wicombe, Wscranbe, de, B 1100, and tee West
Wicombe, de.
Widefeld,de, A 735.
Widehall, de, A 1187.
Widendon, de, A 389.
Wideworthe, de, C 1350.
Wide, son of, A 1745.
Widrffl,de, A1408.
Wifande, de la, A 510.
Wifyn, B 998.
Wigayn, 8 1.
Wight, We of, St. Helen's, prior of, B 533,
539.
Wigorn, Wigornia, de, A 1261 ; B 202.
a 53524.
Wik', Wika, de, B 217, 1069, 1097.
Wike. C 54.
Wikes, prioress of, A 770, 799.
, de, B4.
Wikham, de, A 168, 169, 795.
WikingCTton, de, 8 247.
Wilbroham, de, B 152.
Wilde, A 1S96, 1594.
WUdegos, B 22.
WMeland, de, A 735.
WDeceste, de, 8 12.
Wilehale, de, A 1646.
Wilekin, A 1643.
WUemyn, A 1620.
WUforde, C 372.
WBie in Wybetoft, de, 8 406.
Wiliet, or Aliet, C 237.
WilkyM, 8 857, 1004.
Wilkynson, B 1349, 1517-7519, 1522, 1524-
1526.
WilT, B 937.
Willden, C 1001.
Wille, C 1034.
WUleby, C 641.
WUlehale, Willenhale, C 366.
, de, A 1530 ; 8 505.
Willesthorp, B 970.
William, A 12O, 125, 864, 880 ; C 1461.
L, late king of England, A 942.
son of, A 1739,1767; C 1178.
, sheriff of London, A 1647,
1675.
Williams, A 58O-583, 863.
Williamson, C 1551.
WOlognby, Wilkraghby, Willughby, A 547,
548 ; B 81, 881 ; C 667, 1104, 1484.
lord of Broke, C 1085.
Wniyams, A 1022.
Willysdon, A 1779-1781.
Wifanecote, Wilmekote, de, B 769, 783.
Wilmelenton, Wilmeleyhton, de, 8 700, 845.
Wilnhall', de, B 1215.
Wflshamsted, WOshamstode, C 259, 565, 589,
614,616,1776.
, de, C 76, 600, 608, 623, 1G06, 1664,
1665,1667,1680.
Wilsoae, C 51.
Wiltoo, 8 51.
, de, a Justice in Eyre, A 994.
Wiltona, de, 8 575.
WHtoneshent, C 846.
Wilts, countess of, C 913, 1145, 1190, 17M.
, earl of, B 104; C 913, 1145, 1170,
1700.
Wilyene, C 627, 1401.
WimbiMUe, de, A414.
Wimbledon, de, alderman of London, A 1791.
Wimbone, canons of, A 237, and tee Wym-
bura, de ; Ody ham, de ; Haroelton, de.
, dean of, A 237, and tee Kirkeby, d«.
3 A
724
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Wimtmz, A 1721.
Wimebodesham, de, A 1396.
Wincestre, de, A 1384.
Wincheeumb, de, B 189.
Winchester, bishop of, A 153, 387, 670, 845,
1770, B 949-951, 1158; C 1502.
, chancellor to the King, C 1779.
~ , college, warden of, B 1199.
countess of, A 1086.
, earl of, A 463, 1469, and see
Despenser, le.
Windervile, de, A 915, 919.
Windleshores, dc, A 29.
Winervull, A 920.
Winpler, B 509.
Wintertorp, de, A 881.
Winton, Wintonia, de, A 1210, 1252, 1291,
1366, 1390, 1660.
archdeacon of Leicester, B 358, 883,
898.
sheriff of London, A 1626, 1709.
\Vipsnade, de, C 402.
Wirecestre, de, B 11.
Wirtorp, de, B 1358.
Wisa, A 223.
Wise, B 78.
Wissele, de, B 1381.
Wite, A 1489, 1674, 1707, 1709, 171C ;
C 1720.
Witcbi, de, A 1081.
Witeford; de, B 70.
Witele, de, B 1081.
Witeside, B 221.
Wite-welle, de, A 1355.
Witford, de, B 1340.
Wither, son of, B 92C.
Witheved, B 745, 748.
Withingham, de, C 1527.
Withley, A 614.
Witifeld.de, A 5 15, 759.
Witschelde, de, 936.
Wittauuiere, A 1611.
Wittheham, de, B 4.
Wittr', de. B 929.
Wiveliston, Wivelston, de, B 1260, 1261,
1264, 1269, 1281, 1283, 1284, 1286,
1290.
Wixi, C 1769.
Wixton, C 1562.
Wlakeford, de, A 229.
Wlgar, son of, A 1769.
Wlsowe, de, B 436.
Wlton, de, B 696, 1361.
.Wlunt, le, B 1300.
Wlveshege, C 1162.
Wlwardinton', de, B 70, 798, 1301, 1822,
1327.
Wnwyne, 8 200.
Woburn, abbot of, A 1488.
Woborne, de, B 1381.
Wocche, A 179.
Wod, del, C 1196.
Wodard, C 176.
Wodcok, of Boughes, B 435, 436.
Wodd, B 1615, 1621.
Woddard, B 1793.
Wodde, A 657.
atte, A 163, 173-175.
Wode, A 740, 835 ; B 519,1310,1517-1519;
C 380, 511, 1106, 1341.
, sub-treasurer of England, B 1517
» 1518.
atte, A 1395; B 475, 510, 149J ;
C 385, 399, 723, 1053, 1342, 1699.
, de, B 952, and see Bythewode.
Wodecok, A 1002 ; B 29 ; C 1086.
, mayor of London, A 1717.
Wodecote, de, B 37, 1246, 1248, 1321.
\Vodecroft, de, C 260, 337.
, dela, A 1052.
Wodefold, C 493.
Wodeford, B 1116, 1120-1124, 1512.
de, A 1417.
Wodegate, C 270, 353, 403, 511, 604, 1197.
Wodehall, de la, C 805.
Wodeham, C 1359.
, de, A 1656; C 628, 1072.
Wodehouse, B 997 ; C 609, 1502, 1078, 171G,
1719.
Wodekoc, C 775, 997.
Wodemade, de, A 1025.
Wodemongere, A 1696.
Woderoue, Woderow, 8 1001 ; C 795, 975.
Wodestrcte, de, B 18.
Wodevyle, bishop of Sarum, B 1780.
Wodeward, le, A 1247, 1249, 1262, 1336 ;
C 293, 484.
Wodewesone, B 1719, 1743, 1749.
Wodeyet, A 33.
Wodford, B 1517-1519.
Wodiat, A 32,71.
Woditfr, B 1313.
Wodiet, A 34, 35, 37.
Wodward, B 362.
Wodye, B 1541, 1591, 1618; C 240, 835.
Wodyet, A 57.
Wokindon, de, A 741.
Woknelle, de, B 775.
Woldhirst, de, A 1217, 1228, 1331.
Wolf, Wolff, A 461 ; B 923, 924, 1084, 1443 ;
C 620, 1124.
, de Raveniston, C 279.
, le, C 1603, 1604, 1608.
Wolfruth, C 690.
Wollashull, C 1747.
V/ollaymorehouse, de, C 1626.
Wollemouger, mayor of Wootton Basset,
C 1205.
Wolmar, C 1603, 1604, 1608.
Wolnet, A 812, 814.
Wolsey, cardinal, A 716, 1157, 1552, and nee
York, archbishop of.
INDEX OP PERSONS.
725
Woluricb, B 1791.
Wolverston, A 1796.
Wolwardinton, de, B 769.
Wolwey, C 395.
Wolwuh, A 306.
Woode, C 303.
Woodhalle, le, B 279.
Woodows, B 987.
Woolmonger, A 1620, 1506, and see Lanarius.
Wooth, C 272.
Worcester, bishop of, A 95, 149, 167, 808,
911 ; B 96.
, sheriff of, C 1291, and see Warwick,
earl of.
, de, sheriff of London, A 1 609.
Wordesworth, de, C 310, 864.
Wordhulle, C 980.
Wore, C 721, 735, 801, 810.
Worsele, de, A 1586.
Worsewyk, A 1467, 1523.
Worstede, de, A 1497.
, alderman of London, A 1583.
Worston, C 1011.
Worth, A 651-G53.
Worthy, B 541.
Worthy ngpole, de, A 120.
Wotton, A 648; C 850, 1329, 1775.
, de, B 624, 629, 1255 ; C 138, 1274,
1430, 1508.
Woubourne, de, C 222, 1609.
Woueton, C 863.
Wrabbenas, de, A 778.
Wrabeneyl, B 1422.
Wrag, C 370.
Wrange, C 1495.
Wrau, Wraw, A 1314, 1320, 1337, 1350, 1361,
1377.
Wrdeville, de, B 117. '
Wrench, A 855.
Wrenne, C 80.
Wrethek', B 387.
Wretill, C 1195.
Wright, B 593, 1555 ; C 242.
aZiosCrabbe.BniO^neiseeWryght.
Writall', de, 8 975.
Writele, de, B 972, 973, 976.
Writle, C 609.
Wrmedale, de, A 936.
Wrobbele, Wrobele, de, A 961, 976, 1014.
Wrockeshull, de, B 1687.
Wrog, A 1765, 1768.
Wroteslee, de, C 772.
AVroth, A 1811.
, sheriff of London, A 1633.
Wrottesley, lord of, C 839.
Wroughton, C 124,667, 931, 1639.
Wroxton, prior of, B 570.
Wrwardint, de, B 787.
Wryght, B 130, 294 ; C 056, 972, 1023, 1551.
, le, B 80.
Wrytell, A 832.
Wryth, C 558.
Wudesaude, de, B 629.
Wulf, le, A 448, 451.
Wulueye, de, B 1246.
Wuluardinton, de, B 773, 783, 810, 815.
Wurth, de, cauou of Lincoln, A 1451.
Wutton, de, B 1188.
Wyalakesford, de, B 1402.
Wyard, son of, A 797.
Wyat, B 638 ; C 421.
Wybarn, C 875, 1334.
Wybbe, B 519.
Wybbesnade, de, C 852
Wybbury, C 1243.
Wyborowe, A 643.
Wychall, de la, B 122.
Wycham, de, A 768, 772, 788, 798.
Wyche, A 1683; C 306, 318, 326, 597, 1089,
1756.
, de, B911.
mayor of Hereford, C 1756.
Wychingham, de, sheriff of London, A 1506.
Wycing, B 1060.
Wyckewane, de, B 1046.
Wycli.de, A 319 ; B 681.
Wycombe, mayor of, C 428.
Wydcibrd, de, A 1100.
Wydendon, do, A 391-393.
Wydenhale, A 1259.
Wydeslade, C 175, 298.
, de, A 523.
Wydihulle, de, A 447, 962.
Wydintone, Wyditone, de, C 428, 1703.
Wyduhelle, dc, A 1045.
Wye, C 173, 487,979, 1150, 1621.
Wyelle.la, C 816.
Wyet, C 1330.
Wyfold,C1482.
Wyhames, prior of the Hospital of St. John
the Baptist, Lechlade, C 662.
Wygan, A 699.
Wygayn, B 1629.
Wygenade, de, A 717.
Wygeton, de, A 1662.
Wygeyn, A 495 ; B 1310.
Wyghtman, B 1443.
Wyghtyene, B 1016.
Wygmore, Wygmour, A 1523, If 40; C 417.
Wygorn, Wygornia, de, A 1274, 1276, 1298.
Wygthe.A 1327.
, de, B 1444.
Wyke, B 862 ; C 30, 175, 202, 209, 723, 1329,
1397.
, attc, B 1624, 1729, 1735.
,de, B 1444; C 1087.
Wykeham, B 570.
de. archdeacon of Lincoln. A 146,
149, 168, 169.
3 A 2
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INDEX OF PERSONS.
Wykes, A 61 ; B 001, 9U4-908, 1099, 1203 ;
C 351, 496, 1215, 1353.
, prior of, A 751.
, prioress of, A 517, 756, 803, 822.
Wykewane, B 1478, 1481.
Wykham, de, A 140.
Wykingston, de, B 438.
Wykwane, B 1487.
Wykyug, B 413.
Wykys, B 892.
Wylasham, de, C 1519.
Wylcok, C 773.
Wylde, B 671, 685.
Wyleby, do, dean of Lincolu, A 1689.
Wy lee, A 31.
Wylehale, de, A 1673.
Wyletone, de, A 922.
Wylere, le, A 513.
Wylghebi, de, A 1446.
Wylicotcs, C 825.
Wylkockes, C 321.
Wylkyns, B 1435.
Wylkys, B 871, 877-79.
Wyllenhale, C 497, 1305.
Wyllesden, A 1796.
Wylly, A 1461, 1463; C 508.
Wyllyng, C 1167, 1208.
Wylmeston, de, B 1252.
Wylmyshert, B 1542.
Wylnhale, de, A 204 ; C 224.
Wylshamsted, de, C 126, 548, 595, 952, 1509,
1517.
Wylton, A 556, and see Reading, mayor of.
, de, C 1629.
Wylughby, C 1286.
, de, A 10.
Wylycotes, C 467, 981.
Wymak, B 1339.
Wymaric, A 497.
Wymbissh, do, A 1713.
, prior of Holy Trinity and alderman
of London, A 1586.
Wymburn, de, A 237, 1512.
Wymeer, B 571.
Wymeston, de, B 1601.
Wymoud, B 1150.
Wymondham, sheriff of London, A 1500.
Wymondiswold, de, C 781.
Wymundeham, de, A 434, 440, 447.
Wynam, C 1342.
Wynard, C 1093.
Wyncelade, de, A 89.
Wynchyngham, C 676.
Wynd, B 715.
, le, A 802.
Wyndeley, de, B 661.
Wyndeslade, de, A 463.
Wyndesore, A 1492 ; C 262.
de, B 1295.
Wyndhill, Wyndill, A 1340; B 969.
Wyudlcsorcs, de, C 438.
Wyne, B 947.
Wyneslowe, de, C 1468.
Wyngate, de, B 1455.
Wynge, A C70.
Wyngrave, de, A 251.
Wynkbourue, C 312.
, de, B 1585.
Wynkefeld, B 475, 510, 512.
Wynne, C 97, 1214.
Wyuncferthyng, de, C 1 658.
Wynnesbur", de, B 151.
Wyupole, A 1505, 1593.
Wynslow, A 1012 ; C 873.
Wynsorc, B 870.
Wynspere, C 1240.
Wynt', de, A 1449.
Wynterfold, B 1574.
Wyntershulle, B 870.
Wynton, Wyntonia, de, A 1218, 1236, 1621,
1657 ; B 204.
, prioress of Langley, B 1314.
Wyntre.de, B 151.
Wyot, Wyoth, Wyott, A 1206, 1367; C 61,
825, 866, 955, 994, 1379.
Wyppysnade, C 1739.
Wyrall, A 1521, 1541 ; C 324.
Wyrcestre, de, B 1346.
sheriff of London, A 1609.
Wyrcetyr, C 748.
Wyrdrawere, le, C 376.
Wyremundeford, de, A 831.
Wysande, de la, A 156.
Wysdam, Wysdom, A 1268, 1292.
Wysebech, A 1659.
Wyseman, B 870.
Wysewold, B 420.
Wysham, de, steward of the King's Household,
B 1555.
Wyshamsted, de. See Wilshamsted.
Wysteler, C 1218.
Wystowe, A 1238, 1245.
de, A 1204.
Wytcestre, de, B 1347.
Wyt, Wyte, C 593, 598, 612, 698, 1037.
le, B 1680; C 742, and see White,
Whyte, Wyth, Albus.
Wyteford, de, B 1654.
Wytewee, de, B 1681.
Wytewell, B 283, 1759.
Wyth, C 2, 24, 199, 267, 357, 393, 494, 573,
639, 684, 969, 707, 1013, 1048, 1083,
1216, 1271, 1333, 1353, 1392, 1523,
1571, 1648.
, de, C 1577, and see Albus.
le, C 348.
Wythbred, A 104.
Wythes, A 1 550.
Wythille, de, A 933.
Wythmerton, de, B 477
Wythmiler, C 531.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
727
Wythtawere, C 616.
Wythulle.de, A 253.
Wythyngham, C 787.
Wytlac, C 497.
Wytlak in Assesho, de, B 459.
Wytte, C 592.
Wyttrue, de, B 927.
Wyveliston, de, B 894.
Wyvil, de, one of the King's justices, A 536.
Wyvinton, de, A 200.
Wyxebridge, de, A 841.
Wyz, B 596.
Wyzt, C 487.
Y.
Yago, B 507.
Yardley, C 1346.
Yarworth, B 1566.
Yaxlee, C 771.
Ycheman, B 1425, 1429, 1430.
Yeland, de, B 1342.
Yelverton, A 637 ; C 506.
, a Justice of the King's Bench, B 1244,
Yenibald, B 89.
Yeovil, provost of, B 1520, 766, 1769, 1770,
1772.
Yerdeleye, de, C 251.
Yervard, C 505.
Ynery, C 557.
Yngulf, A 1685.
Yok, le, C 1464.
Yoke, B 1038, 1039.
Yoman, B 373.
Yonge, Yongge, A 878 j B 108, 1244 j C 172,
316, 465, 721, 735, 801, 810, 1115,
1282, 1286.
le, A 465, 469 ; C 480, 1618.
sheriff of London, C 1690.
York, A 696 ; C 47, 92, 263, 615, 641, 677,
831, 833, 873, 921, 930, 931, 938, 943,
948, 950, 959, 968, 974, 978, 988, 999,
1259, 129G, 1387, 1534, 1549, 1634.
, archbishop of, A 422, 683, 684, 692,
697, 706, 1533, 1539, 1548.
, cardinal archbishop of, A 1157.
, dean of, A 477, and see Basset.
, St. Mary's Abbey at, abbot of,
B 681, 1200.
Young, A 291 ; B 435.
alderman of London, A 1511.
of Avell', B 1775.
Younger, A 1807.
Yngaldesby, de, C 1533.
Ypere.de, B 466.
Ysmongar', le, B 169.
Ysode, B 462, 635, 636.
Yspannia, de, A 445, 471, 839, 1639, and see
Hispania.
, mayor of Lynn, A 1211, and see
Hispania,
Ystradflet, abbot of, B 727.
Ythemon, B 284.
Yver, de, A 707.
Yvo, son of, A 1756.
Yweyn, B 1051.
Zarazin, B 621, and tee Saraziu.
Zate, atte, B 59.
Zelling, C 728.
Zhouge, le, B 919.
Zoche, Zouche, A 106, 547, 959.
le, lord of Totteneys, B 1453.
Zoyn, Zoyng, de, A 1084, 1090.
Zuche, la, B 415.
Zunge, le, B 1363.
Zungebonde, le, B 1363.
728
INDEX OF SUBJECTS, &o.
Alien priories, C 1154.
Arthur's stone in the mountains of Benefeud,
co. Hereford, B 1275.
Assize Roll, document enrolled on, A 1 722.
Augmentations, court of, deeds, &c. from, see
Series B passim.
Benevolence, granted to Henry VII., C 872.
Beyd, a, A 942.
Books. See printed books.
Uulleria, grant of a, C 326.
Cellar, the King's, C 263.
Chancery, the King's, C 312, 328, 845, 1555,
1729.
, , close roll of, documents en-
rolled on, A 350, 355, 387, 533, 683,
704, 836, 1402, 1403 ; C 312, 328, 845,
967, 986, 1043, 1099, 1555.
, , rolls of, B 1527, 1528, 1532.
, the King's Masters in, C 642, 715.
, court of, deeds, &c. from. See Series
C passim.
, , in Ireland, C 831.
Chases in co. Salop, grants of, A 317, 318.
Close Roll, the. See Chancery.
Coal mines, leases of, —
at Bignowe, co. Stafford, C 636.
at Kirkstallaund, eo. York, B 1782.
Cocharii, grant of, A 244.
Cologne merchants, London, Guildhall of,
A 1791.
Common pleas, the court of, B 949, 950,
951, 1159 ; C 47, 127, 270, 311, 455,
725, 747, 762, 868, 913, 1145, 1170,
1242.
, , documents enrolled in, C 455,
765, 1676.
Copula, a, A 1803.
Corn, carriage of, price of, A 1086.
Cornish quadrant of land, C 1444.
Corrody, grant of a, B 1498.
De ingressu, writ, A 1447.
l)e religiosis, statute, B 411.
JJragetum, A 1224.
Exchequer, the, A 355, 403, 569, 734; B 177,
879,880,949-951, 1119, 1527, 1529;
C 691, 875, 879, 1200, 1334, 1358,
1479.
Exchequer, the — emit.
, court of augmentations, deeds, &c.
from. See series B passim.
, memoranda, documents enrolled in,
A 170; C 1119, 1279.
, payments into, A 1196.
, red book of, document entered in,
A 350, 355.
, treasury of the receipt of, deeds, &e.
from. See series A passim.
, of the Jews. See Jews.
, at Chester, A 195.
Fairs, grants of —
in co. Herts, B 280.
in the manors of Wadelee and
Wynkyngesham, co. Berks, A 167.
at Wakefield by King John, A 354.
' Fargburgh,' A 226.
' Fernselver,' rent entitled, A 1413.
Fisheries, grants, &c. of —
at Ambresleye, co. Worcester, B 72.
in the Avon, co. Warwick, B 140-142,
792.
in Cornwall, called ' Coresturnan,' by
King John, A 228.
in Datchet, A 24, 52.
at Eaton, co. Hereford, B 1427.
in Fitleton and Combe, C 1676.
at Tewkesbury, A 942.
' Frischie," A 1417.
Fraternities. See Gilds.
' Gavelett,' a, A 1713.
Gilds or fraternities, notices of —
the Assumption of the Blessed Mary
of Thornbury, A 879, 890.
St. Anne of Chester, C 1244.
St. Mary in St. Margaret's West-
minster, A 1461, 1463, 1563.
St. John the Baptist in Ashwell,
C477.
Gold mines in cos. Cornwall, Devon, and
Somerset, A 211. •
Great seal, the, grants, &c. under, A 80, 81,
164, 167, 170, 926.
' Hagable,' A 1255.
' Hagablum,' A 102.
' Halvyndeil ' of a manor, C 273.
' Hardtren,' a, C 1009.
INDEX OF SUR.TECTS, Ac.
720
Hides, subsidies on, in the port of London,
collector of, C 38.
Hustings court of common pleas, London,
C 476.
, documents enrolled in, A 1471, 1595
-1603,1618,1648,1656, 1717, 1718,
1731-1733, 1789, 1794, 1795; C 21,
123, 189, 319, 372, 413, 529, 582,
5R6.596, 1079, 1172,1256,1257, 1293,
1295, 1603, 1609-1611, 1617, 1659.
Indulgences, grants of, B 77, 96.
Inquisition of Waste. See Waste.
Inquisitions, A 145, 1774.
Irish money, reference to, C 909.
Jersey, Isle of, office of auditor of, grant of,
B 1547.
Jews, the, notices of, A 80, 81, 734, 1090,
1478, 1651, 1673; C 1360.
Exchequer of, A 80.
, grant of protection in respect of debts
contracted with, A 80, 81.
, justice of, A 80, 734.
John, late King of England, his expedition
into Wales, A 1449.
Justices in Eyre in Middlesex, A 1722.
of the Jews. See Jews.
King's Bench, the court of, B 177, 879, 880,
1159, 1244, 1600 ; C 622, 676.
, document enrolled in, C 622.
King's cellar, the, C 263.
Chancery. See Chancery.
Masters in chancery. See Chancery.
Council, C 1779.
Guard, yeomen of the, A 1550.
Household, C 884, 930, 938.
Knights Templars, A 1469 ; C 1376.
Lancaster, the Duchy of, B 1701.
' Lesweselver,' rents entitled, A 1413.
Manumission of a serf, certificate of, A 1283.
Market, at Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, grant of,
C204.
' Marrarius,' A 308.
Mines. See coal mines, gold mines.
Mining leaie, B 1782.
Nativi, grants of, A 1068, 1085.
Novel disseisin, writs of, A 1250 ; B 484.
Nutritus, a bastard, B 1444.
' Opella,' A 885.
' Petansaria,' a pittantiary, B 1498.
Petition to King Henry IV., A 849.
Philippa, Queen, demise hy, C 758.
Pillory of Dartmouth, the, C 252.
Pipe of the Exchequer, the, C 875, 1334.
' Polyerd,' grant of a, A 1 3.37.
' Praeria,' A 1262.
Printed books, merchants of, O 1058.
' Puddells ' of land, C 1 482.
Red book of the Exchequer, A 350, 355.
' Kengia,' a range of houses, B 1552, 1562.
' Ringa' of wheat, A 1252, 1260, 1276.
Rolls of the King's Chancery. See Chancery.
Royal Grants, &c., A 78, 80, 81, 149, 153
155, 101, 164, 167, 170, 211, 892, 910*
911, 926, 937, 942, 1042, 1050, 1051,
1056, 1432; B 1030.
licence, B 374.
St. Augustine, order of, C 1302.
Scots, the, A 1432.
Scotch armies of Edward I., C 1071.
Serf, manumission of a, certificate of, A 1283.
Stallage, in Kingstone, the King's, B 1688.
Swans on the river Thames, grant of, A 628.
Templars. See Knights Templars.
' Tora.llv.rn; C 575.
' Toukere,' C 933.
' Trench,' of scarlet, A 1791.
• Trentals,' gift of, A 879.
' Turnera,' A 1729.
' Turthel ' cow, a, A 466.
' Vaccary,' grant of a, B 1050.
' Virgarii,' grant of, A 244.
Wales, the expedition of King John into,
A 1449.
' Warrantia carta,' plea of, A 392.
Warren, grant of a A 421.
Waste, inquisition relative to, A 45.
Werkselver,' rents entitled, A 1413.
Wool and Wool-fells, the subsidies on, in the
port of London, the collector of, C 38.
Worcester circuit, the, C 1291.
Wyther Stainer,' a, B 434.
Yeomen of the Crown, C 312.
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Supplement to Vol. I. and Vol. II.
Vol. III., Part 1.— Hen. VIII 1525-1526
Vol. III., Part 2 — Hen. VIII.— 1527-1529.
Vol. IV., Part 1.— Hen. VIII.— 1529-1530.
Vol. IV., Part2.— Hen. VIII.— 1531-1533.
Vol. IV., Part 2 — eontinutd.— 1531-1533.
Vol. V., Part 1.— Hen. VIII.— 1534-1536.
Vol. V., Part 2.— Hen. VIII.— 1536-1538.
Vol. VI., Part 1.— Hen. VIII.— 1538-1542.
Upon the death of Mr. Bergenroth, Don Pascual de Gayangos was appointed
to continue the Calendar, and he has been able to add much valuable matter
from Brussels and Vienna.
CALENDAR OP STATE PAPERS AND MANUSCRIPTS, relating to ENGLISH AFFAIRS,
preserved in the Archives of Venice, Ac. Edited by RAWDON BROWN. 1864-
1884, and by RAWDON BROWN and the Right Hon. G. CAVENDISH BENTINCK,
M.P., 1890.
Vol. I.— 1202-1509.
Vol. IL— 1509-1519.
Vol. III.— 1520-1526.
Vol. IV.— 1527-1533.
Vol.V.— 1534-1554.
Vol . VI. , Part I.— 1555-1556 .
Vol. VI., Part II.— 1556-1557.
Vol. VI., Part III.— 1557-1558.
Vol. VII.— 1559-1580.
SYLLABUS, IN ENGLISH, OF RYMER'S FGEDERA. By Sir THOMAS DUFFUS HARDY,
D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records. Vol. I.— William I.-Edward
III 1066-1377. Vol. II.— Richard II.- Charles II. 1377-1654. Vol. III.,
Appendix and Index. 1869-1585.
Rymer's "Foedera," is a collection of miscellaneous documents illustrative
of the History of Great Britain and Ireland, from the Norman Conquest to the
reign of Charles II. Several editions of the " Fosdera" have been published,
and the present Syllabus was undertaken to make the contents of this great
national work more geuerally known.
REPORT OP THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS AND THE KEY. .T. S. BEEWEB
TO THE MASTER OF THE ROILS, upon the Carte and Carew Papers in the
Bodleian and Lambeth Libraries. 1864. Price 2*. 6d.
REPOBT or THE DEPUTY KEEPEE OP THE RECORDS TO TUB MASTEE OF THE ROLLS
upon the Documents in the Archives and Public Libraries of Venice. 1866.
Price 2s. 6d.
ACTS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF ENGLAND, New Series, Vol. I. A.D. 1542-1547.
Vol. II. A.D. 1547-1550. Edited by JOHN ROCHE DASENT, M.A., Barrister-at-
Law. 1890. Price IQs. each.
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CALENDAR OF LETTERS, DESPATCHES, AND STATE PAPEBS, relating to the negotia-
tions between England and Spain, preserved in the Archives at Simar.cas, ana
elsewhere. Editedby DONPASCUALDE&AYANGOS. Vol VI., Part 2.
CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS: — COMMITTEE FOE COMPOUNDING, &c. Edited by
MARY ANNE EVERETT GREEN. Part III.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OP ANCIENT DEEDS, preserved in the Public Record
Office. Vol. I.
CALENDAR OF THE PATENT ROLLS or THE REISN OF EDWARD II.
CALENDAR OF THE PATENT ROLLS op THE REIGN OF EDWARD III.
CALENDAR OF LETTERS AND PAPERS, FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC, OF THE REIGN OF
HENRY VIII., preserved in the Public Record Office, the British Museum,
&c. Edited by JAMES GAIRDNEE, an Assistant Record Keeper. Vol. XII.
Part 2.— 1537.
CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS, DOMESTIC SERIES, OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I., pre-
served in the Public Record Office. Edited by WiLiu.M DOUGLAS HAMILTON,
F.S.A. Vol. XXI. 1645, &c.
CALENDAR OP STATE PAPERS relating to IRELAND, OP THE REIGN OP ELIZABETH,
preserved in the Public Record Office. Vol. VI.
ACTS OF THE PKIVY COUNCIL OF ENGLAND, New Series, Vol. III. Edited by JOHN
ROOHE D AST/NT, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
In Progress.
CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS, COLONIAL SERIES, preserved in the Public Record
Office, and elsewhere. Edited by W. NOEL SAINSBUHY, an Assistant Record
Keeper. Vol. VIII.— East Indies, 1630, &c.
OALEKDAH OP ANCIENT CORRESPONDENCE, Diplomatic Documents, Papal Bulls,
and the like, preserved in the Public Record Office.
THE CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAXD DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
[ROYA.L 8vo. Price 10*. each Volume or Part.]
On 25 July 1822, the House of Commons presented an address to the Crown,
stating that the editions of the works of our ancient historians were inconvenient
and defective ; that many of their writings still remained in manuscript, and, in
some cases, in a single copy only. They added, " that an uniform and con-
venient edition of the whole, published under His Majesty's royal sanction,
would be an undertaking honourable to His Majesty's reign, and conducive to
the advancement of historical and constitutional knowledge ; that the House
therefore humbly besought His Majesty, that He would be graciously pleased
to give such directions as His Majesty, in His wisdom, might think fit, for
the publication of a complete edition of the ancient historians of this realm,
and assured His Majesty that whatever expense might be necessary for this
purpose would be made good."
The Master of the Rolls, being very desirous that effect should be given to the
resolution of the House of Commons, submitted to Her Majesty's Treasury in
1857 a plan for the publication of the ancient chronicles and memorials of the
United Kingdom, and it was adopted accordingly. In selecting these works, it
was considered right, in the first instance, to give preference to those of which
the manuscripts were unique, or the materials of which would help to fill up
blanks in English history for which no satisfactory and authentic information
hitherto existed in any accessible form. One great object the Master of the Rolls
had in view was to form a corpus historicum within reasonable limits, and which
should be as complete as possible.
Of the Chronicles and Memorials, the following volumes have been published.
They embrace the period from the earliest time of British history down to the
end of the reign of Henry VII.
1. THB CHHONICLE OF ENGLAND, by JOHN CAPGBAVE. Edited by the Rev. F. C.
HINGESTON, M.A. 1858.
Capgrave was prior of Lynn, in Norfolk, and provincial of the order of the Friars Hermits of
England shortly before the year 1464. His Chronicle extends from the creation of the world to
the year 1417. As a record of the language spoken in Norfolk (being written in English), it is of
considerable value.
•2. CHRONICON MONABTEBII DE ABINGDON. Vols. I. and II. Edited ly the Rev.
JOSEPH STEVENSON, M.A., Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 1858.
This Chronicle traces the history of the monastery from its foundation by King Ina
of \Vessex, to the reinn of Eichard I., shortly after which period the present narrative was
drawn up by an inmate of the establishment. The author had access to the title-deeds of the
house ; and incorporates into his history various charters of the Saxon kings, of great importance
as illustrating not only the history of the locality but that of the kingdom.
3. LIVES OF EDWABD THE CONFESSOB. I. — La Estoire de Seint Aedward le Rei
II.— Vita Beati Edvardi Regis et Confessoris. III.— Vita JSduuardi
Regis qui apud Westmonasterinm requiescit. Edited ly HENRY RICHAEDS
LCABD, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge.
1858.
The first is a poem in Norman French, addressed to Alianor, Queen of Henry III., probably
written in 1245. Nothing is known of the author. The second is an anonymous poem, written
between 1440 and 1450, by command of Henry VI. It does not throw any new light on the reign
of Edward the Confessor, but is valuable as a specimen of the Latin poetrv of the time The
third, also by an anonymous author, was apparently written for Queen Edith, between 1066
and 1074. It notices many facts not found in other writers.
4. MONUKENTA FRANCISOANA. Vol. I.— Thomas de Eccleston de Adventn
Fratrum Minorum in Angliam. Adas de Marisco Epistolse. Registrum
Fratrum Minorum Londonice. Edited by J. S. BEEWEE, M.A., Professor of
English Literature, King's College, London. Vol. II.— De Adventu
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Minorum ; re-edited, with additions. Chronicle of the Grey Friars. The
ancient English version of the Rnle of St. Francis. Abbreviatio Statutorum,
1451, &c. Edited by RICHARD UOWLETT, Barrister-at-Law. 1858,1882.
The first volume contirins original materials for the history of the settlement of the order of
St. Francis ill England, the lectors or' A. Inn d>.' Mjiris'.v>, :iml otiier papers connected with the
foundation anil diffusion of this great boJy. Tile second volume contains materials found since
the first volume was published.
5. FASCICULI ZIZANIORUM MAGISTRI JOHANNIS WYCLIF CUM TRITICO. Ascribed to
THOMAS NETTER, of WALDEN, Provincial of the Carmelite Order in England,
and Confessor to King Henry the Fifth. Edited by the Rev. W W. SHIRLEY,
M.A., Tutor and late Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford. 1858.
Tliis work derives its principal value from being the only contemporaneous account of the rise
of the Lollunls.
6. THE BUIK OF THE CRONICLIS OF SCOTLAND; or, A Metrical Version of the
History of Hector Boece ; by WILLIAM STEWART. Vols. I.-III. Edited
by W. B. TufiNBULL, Barrister-at-Law. 1858.
This is a metrical translation of a Latin Prose Chronicle, written in the first half of the 16th
century. The narrative begins with the earliest legends and ends witti the death of James I. of
Scotland, ami the "evil endinz of the traitors that slew him." Strict accuracy of statement is not
to be looked for ; but the stories of the colonization of Spain, Ireland, and Scotland are interesl ing ;
and the chronicle reflects the manners, sentiments, and character of the age in which it was com-
posed. The peculiarities of the Scottish dialect are well illustrated in this version.
7. JOHANNIS CAPGRAVE LIBER DE ILLUSTRIBUS HENRICIS. Edited by the Rev. F. C.
HINGESTON, M.A. 1858.
This work is dedicated to Henry VI. of England, who appears to have been, in the author's
estimation, the greatest of all the Henries. The tlrst part relates only to the history of the Empire
from the election of Henry I. the Fowler, to the end of the reign of the Emperor Henry VL
The second part is devoted to English history, from the accession of Henry I. in 1100, to 1446, which
was the twenty-fourth year of the reign of Henry VI. The third part contains the lives of
illustrious men who have boru.i the name of Henry in various parts of the world. Capgrave was
born in 1393, and livel during the Wars of the Roses, for which period his work is of some value.
8. HlSTORIA MONASTEEII S. AUGUSTINI CANTUARIENSIS, by THOMAS OF ELMHAM,
formerly Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited by CHARLES HABD-
WICK, M.A., Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and Christian Advocate in the
University of Cambridge. 1858.
This history extends from the arrival of St. Augustine in Kent until 1191. Prefixed is a
chronology as far as 1118, which shows in outline what was to have been the character of the work
when completed. The author was connected with Norfolk, and most probably with Elmham.
9. EULOGIUM (HiSTORlARUM siVE TfiMPORis) : Chronicon ab Orbe condito nsque ad
Annum Domini 1366 ; a Monacho quodam Malmesbiriensi exaratum. Vols.
I., II., and III. Edited by F. S. HAYDON, B.A. 1858-1863.
This is a Latin Chronicle extending from the Creation to the latter part of the reign of
Edward III., and written by a monk of the Abbey of Malmesbury, in Wiltshire, about the year
1S67. A continuation, carrying the history of England down to the year 1418, was added in the
first half of the fifteenth century by an author whose name is not known.
10. MEMORIALS OF HENRY THE SEVENTH : Bernardi Andreas Tholosatis Vita Regis
Henrici Septimi ; necnon aliaqnaadam ad enndem Regem spectantia. Edited
by JAMES GAIRDNER. 1858.
The contents of this volume are— (1) a lifo of Henry VII., by his poet laureate and historio-
grapher, Bernard Andre, of Toulouse, with some compositions in verse, of which he is supposed to
have been the author ; (2) the journals of Roger .Muchmlo during certain embassies on which
he was sent by Henry VII. to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage
of the King's son, Arthur, with Catharine of Arragon ; (3) two curious reports by envoys sent
to Spain in 1505 touching the succession to the Crown of Castile, and a project of marriage between
Henry VII. and the CJueen of Naples ; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile's reception in
England in 1506. Other documents of interest are given in an appendix.
11. MEMORIALS OF HENRY THE FIFTH. I. — Vita HenriciQninti, Roberto Redmanno
auctore. II. — Versus Rhythmic! in landem Regis HenriciQninti. Ill
Blmhami Liber Metricus de Henrico V. Edited by CHARLES A. COLE.
1858.
This volume contains three treatises which more or less illustrate the history of the reign of
Henry V., viz. : A life by Robert Radman ; a Metrical Chronicle by Thomas Elmham, prior of
i,enton a contemporary author ; Versus Rhythmic!, written apparently by a monk of Westminster
\bbey, who was also a contemporary of Henry V.
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12. M0KTMENTA GiLDHALLn LoNDONiENSis ; Liber Albus, Liber Cuatumarum , ct
Liber Horn, in archivis G-ildhallas asservati. Vol.1., Liber Albus. Vol. II.
(in Two Parts), Liber Custumarum. Vol. III., Translation of the Anglo-
Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glossaries, Appendices, and Index. Edited
by HENRY THOMAS RILEY, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1859-1862.
iu mau gives an uccouiiij or me laws, regular.]
12th, IStli, and early part of the 14th centuries
13. CHEONICA JOHANNIS DE OXENEDES. Edited by Sir HENRY ELLIS, K.H. 1859.
Although tnis Chronicle tells of the arrival of Hengist and Horsa in England in 449, yet it
substantially begins with the reign of King Alfred, and comes down to 1292, where it ends
abruptly. The history is particularly valuable for notices of events in the eastern portions of the
Kingdom.
14. A COLLECTION OF POLITICAL POEMS AND SONGS RELATING TO ENGLISH HISTORY,
PROM THE ACCESSION OF EDWARD III. TO THE EEIGN OP HENKY VIII. Vols. I
and II. Edited by THOMAS WEIGHT, M. A. 1859-1861.
These Poems are perhaps the most interesting of all the historical -writings of the period,
though they cannot be relied on for accuracy of statement. They are various in character ; some
are upon religious subjects, some may be called satires, and some give no more than a court
scandal ; but as a whole they present a very fair picture of society, and of the relations of the
different classes to one another. The songs in old English are of considerable value to the
philologist.
15. The " OPUS TERTIUM," " OPUS MINUS," &c., of ROGER BACON. Edited by J. S.
BREWER, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College, London.
1859.
This is the celebrated treatise— never before printed— so frequently referred to by the great
philosopher in his works. It contains the fullest details we possess of the life and' labours of
Roger Bacon : also a fragment by the same author, supposed to be unique, the " Compendium
Studii Theologies."
16. BARTHOLOM^I DE COTTON, MONACHI NOHWICENSIS, HISTORI A ANGLICAN A; 449-
1298: necnonejusdem Liber de Achiepiscopis et Episcopis Anglia?. Edited
by HENRY RICHARDS LUARD, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity
College, Cambridge. 1859.
The author, a monk of Xonvicb, has here given us a Chronicle of England from the arrival of
the Saxons in 449 to the year 1298, in or about which year it appears that he died. The Iatti>r
portion of this history is of great value, as the writer was contemporary with the events which
he records.
17. BRUT Y TYWYSOGION ; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales. Edited by
the Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS AB ITHEL, M.A. 1860.
18. A COLLECTION OF ROYAL AND HISTORICAL LETTERS DURING THE REIGN OF
HENEY IV. 1399-1404. Edited by the Rev. F. C. HINGESTON, M.A., of
Exeter College, Oxford. 1860.
19. THE REPRESSOR OF OVER MUCH BLAMING OF THE CLERGY. By REGINALD
PECOCK, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. I. and II. Edited by
the Rev. CHURCHILL BABINGTON, B.D., Fellow of St. John's College
Cambridge. 1860.
The " Represser " may be considered the earliest piece of good theological disquisition of
which our English prose literature can boast. The author was horn about the end of the four
teenth centnry, consecrated Bishop of St. Asaph in the year MW, and translated to the see of
Chichester in 1450. While Bishop of St. Asaph, he zealously defended his brother prelates from
the attacks of those who censured the bishops for their neglect of duty. Pecock took up a position
midway between that of the Roman Church and that of the modern Anglican Church ; but his
work is interesting chiefly because it gives a full account of the views of the Lollards and of the
arguments by which they were supported. Apart from religious matters, the light thrown upon
contemporaneous history is very small, but the " Represser " has great value for the philologist
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20. ANNALES CAMBRLB. Editedby the Rev. JOHM WILLIAMS AB ITHEL, M.A. 1860.
These annals, which are in Latin, commmce in 447, and come down to 1238. The earlier portion
appears to b" taken from an Irish Clironicle used by Tisrernaeh, and by the compiler of the Annals
of Ulster. The annals were probably written at St. Davids, by Blegewryd. Archdeacon ol Llau-
daff, the most learned man in his day in all Cymru.
21. THE WORKS OF G-IHALDUS CAMBRENSIS. Vols. I.-IV. Edited by the Rev.
J. S. BBEWEE, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College,
London. Vols. V.-VII. Edited by the Rev. JAMES F. DIMOCK, M.A., Rector
of Barnburgh, Yorkshire. 1861-1877.
These volumes contain the historical works of Gerald du Barry, who lived in the reigns of
Henry II., Richard I., and John, and attempted to re-establish the independence of Wales by
restoring the see of St. Davids to its ancient primacy. His works are of a very miscellaneous
nature, both in prose and verse, and are remarkable chiefly for the racy and original anecdotes
which they contain relating to contemporaries. He is the only Welsh writer of any importance
who has contributed so much to tho mediaeval literature of this country, or assumed, in conse-
quence of his nationality, so free and independent a tone. His frequent travels in Italy, in France,
in Ireland, and in Wales, gave him opportunities for observation which did not generally fall to
the lot of mediaeval writers in tlie twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and of these observations
Giraldus has made due use.
The Topographia Hibernica (in Vol. V.) is the result of Giraldus' two visits to Ireland, the
flrst in 1183, the second in 1185-6, when he accompanied Prince John into that country. A very
interesting portion of this treatise is devoted to the animals of Ireland. It shows that he was
a very accurate and acute observer, and his descriptions are given in a way that a scientific
naturalist of the present day could hardly improve upon. The Expugnatio Hibernica was written
about 1188 and may be regarded rather 'as a great epic than a sober relation of acts occurring
in his own days. Vol. VI. contains the Itinerarium KambriaD et Descriptio Kambrife : and Vol.
VII., the lives of S. Re migius and S. Hugh.
22. LETTEES AND PAPERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE WARS OF THE ENGLISH IN FBANCB
DURING THE REIGN OF HENRY THE SlXTH, KlNG OF ENGLAND. Vol. I., and
Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. JOSEPH STEVENSON, M.A.,
Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 1861-1864.
These letters and papers are derived chiefly from originals or contemporary copies extant in
the Bibliotheque Imperiale, and the Depot des Archives, in Paris.
23. THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, ACCORDING TO THE SEVERAL ORIGINAL AUTHO-
RITIES. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol II., Translation. Edited and translated
by BENJAMIN THORPE, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at
Munich, and of the Society of Netherlandish Literature atLeyden. 1861.
to 1154, is justly the boast of
vernacular, at all approach-
ng t, n antiquity, truthfulness, or exten, e sorca oos o e ible alone eicepted. There
are at present six independent manuscripts of the Saxon Chronicle, ending in different years, and
written in different parts of the country. In this edition, the text of each manuscript is printed
in columns on the same page, so that the student may see at a glance the various changes which
occur in orthography, whether arising from locality or age.
LETTERS AND PAPERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE REIGNS op RICHARD III. AND
HENRTVU. Vols. I. and II. Edited by JAMES GAIRDNER. 1861-1863.
the British Museum, and other
ironicles and other sources
„, .„„„,. , -= =-.- A importance. The princi-
pal contents of the volumes are some diplomatic Papers of Richard III. j correspondence between
Henry VII. and Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain ; documents relating to Edmund de la Pole Earl
of Suffolk ; and a portion of the correspondence of James IV. of Scotland.
25. LETTERS OP BISHOP GROSSETESTE. Edited by the Rev. HENRY RICHARDS
LUARD, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge.
1861.
The Letters of Robert Grosseteste range in date from about 1210 to 1253, and relate to various
matters connected not only with the political history of England during the reign of Henry III.
but with its ecclesiastical condition. They refer especially to the diocese of Lincoln, of which
Grosseteste was bishop.
26. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OP MAHUSCRIPTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OP GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Vol. I. (in Two Parts); Anterior to the Norman
Invasion. Vol. II. ; 1066-1200. Vol. III. ; 120C-1327. Sy Sir THOMAS
DUFPUS HARDY, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records. 1862-1871.
The object of this work is to publish notices of nil known sources of British history, both
printed and unprinted, in one continued sequence. The materials, when historical (as distin-
guished from biographical), are arranged under the year in which the latest event is recorded in
the chronicle or history, and not under the period in which its author, real or supposed, flourished.
sketch of the' author~of"each~pi«ce has Tbeen added*, and a brief notice of "such British authors at
kave \rri»t«u on hiitorical subject!.
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27. ROYAL AND OTHER HISTORICAL LETTERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE REIGN or HENKY
III. Vol. I., 1216-1235. Vol. II., 1236-1272. Selected and edited by the
Rev. W. W. SHIRLEY, D.D., Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History, and
Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1862-1866.
Tho letters contained in these volumes are derived chiefly from the ancient correspondence
in the Public Record Office. They illustrate the political history of England during the growth
of its liberties, and throw considerable light upon the personal history of Simon de Montfort.
The affairs of France form the subject of many of them, especially in regard to the province of
Gascony.
28. CHEONICA MONASTEEII S. ALBANI — 1. THOMAS: WALSINGHAM HISTORIA ANGLI-
CANA ; Vol. I., 1272-1381 : Vol. II., 1381-1422. 2. WILLELMI RISHANGER
CHRONICA ET ANNALES, 1259-1307. 3. JOHANNIS DE TROKELOWE ET HENRICI
DE BLANEFORDE CHRONICA ET ANNALES, 1259-1296 ; 1307-1324 ; 1392-1406.
4. GESTA ABBATUM MONASTERII S. ALBANI, A THOMA WALSINGHAM, REG-
NANTE RlCARDO SECUNDO, EJUSDEM ECCLESI^ Pfi^lCENTORE, COMPILATA ; Vol.
I., 793-1290: Vol. II., 1290-1349: Vol. III., 1349-1411. 5. JOHANNIS
AMUNDESHAM, MONACHI MONASTERII S. ALBANI, UT VIDETUR, ANNALES ; Vols.
I. and II. 6. REGISTKA QUORUNDAM ABBATUM MONASTERII S. ALBANI, QUI
S^ECULO XVmo FLORUERE; Vol. I., REGISTRUM ABB ATI* JOHANNIS WlIETHAM-
STEDE, ABBATIS MONASTERII SANCTI ALBANI, ITERUM SUSCEPT.S ; ROBERTO
BLAKENET, CAPEHANO, QUONDAM ADSCRIPTUM : Vol. II., REGISTRA JOHANNIS
WlIETHAMSTEDE, WlLLELMI ALBON, ET WlLLELMI WALINGFORDE, ABBATUM
MONASTERII SANCTI ALBANI, CUM APPENDICE, CONTINENTS QUASDAM EPISTOLAS,
A JOHANNE WHETHAMSTEDE CONSCRIPTAS. 7. YPODIGMA NEUSTHI^E A THOMA
WALSINGHAM, QUONDAM MONACHO MONASTERII S. ALBANI, CONSCRIPTUM.
Edited by HENRY THOMAS RILEY, Esq., M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1876.
In the first two volumes is a History of England, from the death of Henry III. to the death of
Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans.
In the 3rd volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Rishange r, who
lived in the reign of Edward I. : an account of transactions attending ihe award of the kingdom
of Scotland to John Balliol, 1291-1292, also attributed to William Rishanger, but on no sufficient
ground : a short Chronicle of English History, 1292 to 1300, by an unknown hand : a short
Chronicle Willelmi Rishanger Gesta Edwanli Primi, Reiis Anglian, with Annnh-s Regum Anglire,
probably by the same hand : and fragments of three Chronicles of English History. 1285 to 1807.
In the 4th volume is a Chronicle of English History, 1259 to 1290: Amialsof Edward II., 1307
to 1323, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Trokelowe's Annals,
1323, 132*, by Henry de Blaneforde : a full Chronicle of English History, 1392 to 1406; and an
account, of the Benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the 15th century.
The 5th, 6th, ani 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Albans, 7!>'J to 1411, mainly
compiled by Thomas Walsingham : with a Continuation.
The 8th and 9th volumes, in continuation of the Annnls, contain a Chronicle, probably by John
Amundesham, a monk of St. Albans.
The 10th and llth volumes relate especially to the acts and proceedings of Abbots Whetham-
stede, Albon, and Wallingford, and may be considered as a memorial of the chief historical and
domestic events during those periods.
The 12th volume contains a compendious History of England to the reign of Henry V., and of
Normandy in early times, also by Thomas Walsingham, and dedicated to Henry V.
29. OHRONICON ABBATLB EVESHAMENSIS, AUCTOHIBUS DOMINICO PRIORE EVE-
SHAMIR ET THOMA DE MARLEBERGE ABBATE, A FUNDATIOXE AD ANNUM 1213,
UNA CUM CONTINUATIONS AD ANNUM 1418. Edited by the Rev. W. D. MACRAT,
Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1863.
The Chronicle of Evcsham illustrates the history of that important monastery from its founda-
tion by Eswin. about 690, to the year 1418. Its chief feature is an autobiography, which makes us
acquainted with the inner daily life of a great abbey, such as but rarely has been recorded. Inter-
spersed are many notices of general, personal, and local history.
30 RlCAKDI I>S ClRENCESTRIA SPECULUM HlSTORIALE BE GfiSTIS REGUM ANGLIJK.
Vol. I., 447-871. Vol. II., 872-1066. Edited by JOHN E. B. MAYOR, M.A.,
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1863-1869.
Richard of Cirmcsster- was a monk of Westminster, 1335-1400. His history, in four books,
extends from 417 to lOuG. He announces his intention of continuing it, but there is no evidence that
he completed any mora. This chronicle eives many charters in favour of Westminster AUbey, and
a very full account of the lives and miracles of tin saints, especially of Edward the Confessor,
whose reian occupies the t'ourtn book. A treatise on the Coronation, by William of Sudbury, a
monk of Westminster, fills hw'< ii. c. 3. It was o.i tUU author that C. J. Bertram fathered his
forgery, De Situ Brittania in 1717.
31 TEAR BOOKS OF THE RP.TGN OF EDWARD THE FIRST. Years 20-21, 21-22,
30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. I.; and 11-12 Edw. III. Edited and trans-
lated by ALFRED JOHN Hoawoou, Barrister-it-Law. Years 12-13, 13-14,
14, and 14-15 Edward III. Edited and translated by LUKE OWEN PIKE,
M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1889.
The "Tear Books" are the earliest of our Law Reports. They contain matter not only
practical utility to lawyers in the present day, but also illustrative of almost every branch of
history, while for certain philological purposes they hold a position absolutely unique.
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32. NARRATIVES OF THE EXPULSION or THE ENGLISH FROM NORMANDY 1449-1450.
— Robertas Blondelli de Reductions Normannire : Le Recouvrement de
Normendie, par Berry, He'rault du Roy : Conferences between the Ambas-
sadors of France and England. Edited by the Rev. JOSEPH STEVENSON,
M.A. 1863.
This volume contains the narrative of an eye-witness \vlio details with considerable power
and minuteness the circumstances which attended the liniil expulsion of the English from
Normandy in 1450.
33. HISTORIA ET CARTULABIUM MONASTERII S. PETRI GLOUCESTRLS. Vols.I.,11.,
and III. Edited by W. H. HAHT, F.S.A., Membre correspondant de la
Societe des Antiqnaires de Normandie. 1863-1867.
This work consists of two parts, the History and the Cartulary of the Monastery of St. Peter,
Gloucester. The history furnishes an account of the monastery from its foundation, in the year
.,
benefactions. It treats principally of the affairs of the monastery, but occasionally matters of
ueneral history are introduced. It's authorship has generally been assigned to Walter TYoucester
the twentieth abbot, but without any foundation.
34. ALEXANDRI NECKAM DE NATUBIS RERUM LIBEI DUO; with NECKAM' s POEM,
DE LAUDIBUS DIVINE SAPIENTI.*. Edited by THOMAS WRIGHT, M.A. 1863.
Neckam was a man who devoted himself to science, such as it was in the twelfth century.
In the " De Naturis Rerum " are to be found what may be called the rudiments of many sciences
mixed up with much error and ignorance. Neckam hud his own views in morals, and in
giving us a glimpse of them, as well as of his other opinions, he throws much light upen the
milliners, customs, and general tone of thought prevalent in the twelfth century. The poem
entitled " De Laudibus Divinse Sapientise " appears to be a metrical paraphrase or abridgment
of the" DeNaturis Rerum." It is written in the elegiac metre, and it is, as a whole, above the
ordinary standard of mediaeval Latin.
35. LEECHDOMS, WORTCUNKING, AND STARCRAFT OF EAELT ENGLAND ; being a Col-
lection of Documents illustrating the History of Science in this Country
before the Norman Conquest. Vols. I..II., and III. Collected and edited
by the Rev. T. OSWALD COCKAYNE, M.A. ' 1864-1866.
This work illustrates not only the history of science, but the history of superstition. In
addition to the information bearing directly upon the medical skill and medical faith of the times,
there are many passages which incidentally throw light upon the general mode of life and
ordinary diet.
36. ANNALES MONASTICI. Vol. I.: — Annales de Margan, 1066-1232; Annales
de Theokesberia, 1066-1263; Annales de Burton, 1004-1263. Vol.11.:—
Annales Monasterii de Wintonia. 519-1277; Annales Monasterii de
Waverleia, 1-1291. Vol. III. :— Annales Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 1-1297.
Annales Monasterii de Bermundeseia, 1042-1432. Vol. IV.: — Annales
Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347; Chronicon vulgo dictum Chronicon
Thomse Wykes, 1066-1289 ; Annales Prioratus de Wigornia, 1-1377. Vol.
V. : — Index and Glossary. Edited by HENBY RICHARDS LUARD, M.A., Fellow
and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, and Registrary of the University,
Cambridge. 1864-1869.
The present collection of Monastic Annals embraces all the more important chronicles com-
piled in religious houses in England during the thirteenth century. These distinct works are ten
in number. The extreme period which they embrace ranges from the year 1 to 1432, although
they refer more especially to the reigns of John, Henry III., and Edward I.
37. MAGNA VITA 8. HUGONIS EPISCOPI LINCOLNIENSIS. Edited by the Rev.
JAMES F. DIMOCK, M.A., Rector of Barnburgh, Yorkshire. 1864.
This work contains a number of very curious ard interesting incidents, and is valuable, not
only as a biography of a celebrated ecclesiastic but as the work of a man", who, from personal
knowledge, gives notices of passing events, as well as of individuals who wore then taking
.active part in public affairs. The author, in all probability, was Adam Abbot of Evesham,
domestic chaplain and private confessor of Bishop Hugh. Bishop Hugh's consecration took
place on the 21st September 1186 ; he died on the 16th of November 1200 ; and was canonized
in 1220.
38. CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF THE REIGN OF RICHARD THE FIRST. Vol. I. : —
ITINBHABIUM PEHEGRINOHUM BT GESTA REGIS RICARDI. Vol. II. : — EPISTOLS
CANTUARIENSES ; the Letters of the Prior and Convent of Christ Church,
Canterbury; 1187 to 1199. Edited by the Rev. WILLIAM STUBBS, M.A.,
Vicar of Navestock, Essex, and Lambeth Librarian. 1864-1865.
The authorship of the Chronicle in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoffrey Vinesauf, is now
more correctly ascribed to Richard, Canon of the Holy Trinity of London. The narrative extends
from 1187 to 1199 ; but its chief interest consists in the minute and authentic narrative which it
furnishes of the esploits of Richard I., from his departure from England in December 1189 to his
death in 1199.
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The letters ill Vol.11., written between 1187 and 1199, are of value ns furnishing authentic
materials for the history of the ecclesiastical condition of England during the reign of Richard I.
They had their origin in a dispute which arose from the attempts of Baldwin and Hubert, arch-
bishops of Canterbury, to found a college of secular canons, a project which gave great umbrage
to the monks of Canterbury.
39. EECUEIL DBS CRONIQUES ET ANCHIENNES ISTORIES DE LA GKANT BEETAIGNEA
PRESENT NOMME ENGLETERKE, par JEHAN BE WAURIN. Vol. I. Albina to 688.
Vol. II., 1399-1422. Vol. III., 1422-1431. Edited ly WILLIAM HARDY,
F.S.A. 1864-1879. Vol. IV. 1431-1443. Edited by Sir WILLIAM HAEDT,
F.S.A., and EDWARD L. C. P. HAKDT, F.S.A. 1884.
40. A COLLECTION OF THE CHRONICLES AND ANCIENT HISTORIES or GREAT BRITAIN.
NOW CALLED ENGLAND, by JOHN DE WAURTN. Albina to 688. (Translation
of the preceding Vols. I. and II.) Edited and translated by Sir WILLIAM
HARDT, F.S.A., and EDWABD L. C. P. HARDY, F.S.A. 1864-1887.
This curious chronicle extends from the fabulous period of history down to the return of
Edward IV. to England in the year 1471 after the second deposition of Henry VI. The manuscript
from which the text of the work is taken was written towards the end of .the fifteenth century,
having been expressly executed for Louis de Bruges, Seigneur de la Gruthuyse and Earl of
Winchester.
41. POLYCHRONICON EANOLPHi HiGDEN, with Trevisa's Translation. Vols. I. and
II. Edited by CHURCHILL BABINGTON, B.D., Senior Fellow of St. John's
College, Cambridge. Vols. III.-IX. Edited by the Eev. JOSEPH EAWSON
LTJMBY, D.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity, Viear of St. Edward's,
Fellow of St. Catharine's College, and late Fellow of Magdalene College,
Cambridge. 1865-1886.
This is one of the many mediaeval chronicles which assume the character of a history of the
world. It begins with the creation, and is brought down to the author's own time, the reign of
Edward III. It enables us to form a very fair estimate of the knowledge of history and
geography which well-informed readers of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries possessed, for it
was then the standard work on general history.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, afford interesting
illustrations of the gradual change of our language, for one was made in the fourteenth century, the
other in the fifteenth.
42. LE LIVERE DE EEIS DE BEITTANIE E LE LIVZRE DE EEIS DE ENOLETEHE.
Edited by the Eev. JOHN GLOVER, M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of Wight,
formerly Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1865.
These two treatises, though they cannot rank as independent narratives, are valuable as
careful abstracts of previous historians. Some various readings are given which are interest-
ing to the philologist as instances of semi-Saxonized French. It is supposed that Peter of Ickham
was the author.
43. CHBONICA MONASTERII DE MELSA AB ANNO 1150 USQUE AD ANNUM 1406.
Vols. I. -III. Edited ly EDWARD AUGUSTUS BOND, Assistant-Keeper of
Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British Museum. 1866-1868.
The Abbey of Meaux was a Cistercian house, and the work of its abbot is both curious and
valuable. It is a faithful and often minute record of the establishment of a religious community, of
its progress in forming an ample revenue, of its struggles to maintain its acquisitions, and of its
relations to the governing institutions of the country. In addition to the private affairs of the
monastery, some light is thrown upon the public events of the time.
44. MATTH.BI PARISIENSIS HISTORIA ANGLOBUM, SIVE, UT VULGO DICITUE, HISTOBIA
MINOR. Vols. I.-III. 1067-1253. Edited by Sir FREDERIC MADDEN, K.H.,
Keeper of the Manuscript Department of British Museum. 1866-1869.
The exact date at which this work was written is, according to the chronicler, 1260. The history
is of considerable value as an illustration of the period during which the author lived, and contains
a good summary of the events which followed the Conquest.
45. LIBEE MONASTERII DE HYDA : A CHRONICLE AND OHARTTJLARY OF HYDE ABBEY,
WINCHESTER, 455^1023. Edited by EDWAKD EDWARDS. 1866.
The " Book of Hyde " is a compilation from much earlier sources which are usually indicated
with considerable care and precision. In many cases, however, the Hyde Chronicler appears to
correct, to qualify, or to amplify the statements, which, in substance, he adopts. He also men-
tions, and frequently quotes from writers whose works are either entirely lost or at present known
There is to be found, in the " Book of Hyde," much information relating to the reign of King
Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The volume contains some curious specimens of
Anglo-Saxon and Mediwval English.
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46. CHBONICON SCOTOEUM : A CHRONICLE or IEISH AFFAIES, from the earliest
times to 1135 ; and SUPPLEMENT, containing the Events from 1141 to
1150. Edited, with Translation, by WILLIAM MAUNSELL HENNESSY, M.R.I. A.
1866.
There is, in this volume, a legendary account of the peopling of Ireland and of the adventures
which befell the various heroes who are said to have beeu connected with Irish history. The details
.•ire, however, very meagre both for this period and for the time when history becomes more authentic.
The plan adopted in the chronicle gives the appearance of an accuracy to which the earlier por-
tions of the work cannot have any claim. The succession of events is marked year by year, from
A.M. 15911 to A.D. 1150.
47. THE CHHONICLE OP PIEEEE DE LANGTOFT, IN FEENCH VEESE, FEOM THB EARLIEST
PERIOD TO THE DEATH OF EDWARD I. Yols. I. and II. Edited by THOMAS
WRIGHT, M.A. 1866-1868.
It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bridlington, in Yorkshire, and lived in tho
reign of Edward I., and during a portion of the reign of Edward II. This chronicle is divided into
three parts ; in the first, is an abridgment of Geoffrey of Monmouth's " Historia Britonum ;" in the
second, a history of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman kings, to the death of Henry III. ; in the third, a
history of the reign of Edward I. The language is singularly corrupt, and a curious specimen of
the French of Yorkshire.
48. TEE WAR OF THE GAEDHIL WITH THE Q-AILL, or THE INVASIONS OF IRELAND BY
THE DANES AND OTHER NORSEMEN. Edited, with a Translation, by the Rev.
JAMES HENTHOEN TODD, D.D., Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Regius
Professor of Hebrew in the University of Dublin. 1867.
The work in its present form, in the editor's opinion, is a comparatively modern version of an
undoubtedly ancient original. That it was compiled from contemporary materials has been proved
by curious incidental evidence. The contents of the work are sufficiently described in its title. The
story is told after the manner of the Scandinavian Sagas, with poems and fragments of poems intro-
duced into tho prose narrative.
49. GESTA REGIS HENEICI SECUNDI BENEDICTI ABBATIS. CHRONICLE or IHE REIGNS
OF HENEY II. AND RICHAKD I., 1169-1192, known under the name of BENEDICT
OF PETERBOROUGH. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. WILLIAM STUBBS, M.A.,
Regius Professor of Modern History, Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1867.
This chronicle of the reigns of Henry II. and Richard I., known commonly under the name of
Benedict of Peterborough, is one of the best existing specimens of a class of historical compositions
of the first importance to the student.
50. MUNIMENTA ACADEMICA, OH, DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ACADEMICAL LIFE
AND STUDIES AT OXFOED (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev HENEY ANSTET,
M.A., Vicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall, and lately Vice- Principal of St.
Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868.
51. CHEONICA MAGISTEI ROGEEI DE HOUEDENE. Vols. I. ,11. ,111., and IV. Edited
by the Rev. WILLIAM STUBBS, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History,
and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1868-1871.
The earlier portion, extending from 732 to 1148, appears to be a copy of a compilation
made in Northumbria about 1161. to which Hoveden added little. From 1148 to 1169— a very
valuable portion of this work— the matter is derived from another source, to which Hoveden
appears to have supplied little, and not always judiciously. From 1170 to 1192 is the portion which
corresponds with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peterborough (tee No. 49) ;
but it is not a copy, being sometimes an abridgment, at others a paraphrase ; occasionally the two
works entirely agree j showing that both writers bad access to the same materials, but dealt with
them differently. 1'rom 1192 to 1201 may be said to be wholly Hoveden's work ; it i« extremely
valuable, and an authority of the first importance.
52. WILLELMI MALMESBIRIENSIS MONACHI DE GESTIS PONTIFICUM ANGLORITM LIBEI
QUINQUE. Edited by N. E. 8. A. HAMILTON, of the Department of
Manuscripts, British Museum. 1870.
"William of Malmesbury's " Gesta Pontificum " is the principal foundation of English Eccle-
siastical Biography, down to the year 1122.
53. HISTOEIC AND MUNICIPAL DOCUMENTS OF IEELAND, FROM THE ARCHIVES OP THE
CITY OP DUBLIN, &c. 1172-1320. Edited by JOHN T. GILBERT, F.S.A.,
Secretary of the Public Record Office of Ireland. 1870.
A collection of original documents, elucidating mainly the history and condition of the muni-
cipal, middle, and trading classes under or in relation with the rule of England in Ireland.
Extending over the first hur-dred and fifty years of the Anglo-Norman settlement, the series includes
charters, municipal laws and regulations, rolls of numes of citizens and members of merchant-
guilds, lists of commodities with tneir rates, correspondence, illustrations of relations between
ecclesiastics and laity ; together with many documents eihibitius the state of Ireland during
th« presence there of the Scots under Robert and Edward Bruce.
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54. Tun ANNALS OF LOCH CK. A CHRONICLE OF IRISH AFFAIRS, FROM 1041 to
1590. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with a Translation, by WILLIAM MAUNSELL
HENNESSY, M.R.I.A. 1871.
The original of this chronicle lias passed under various names. The title of "Annals of Loch
Co" wu given to it by Professor O'Curry, on the ground that it was transcribed for Brian Mac
Dcrmot, an Irish chieftain, who resided on the island in Loch C6, in the county of Roscommon.
It adds much to the materials for the civil and ecclesiastical history of Ireland ; and contains many
curious references to English and foreign affairs, not noticed in any other chronicle.
55. MONUMENTA JURIDICA. THE BLACK BOOK OP THU ADMIKA1TY, WITH APPENDICES,
Vols. I.-IV. Edited by SIR TKAYEBS Twiss, Q.C., D.C.L. 1871-1876.
This hook contains the ancient ordinances and laws relating to the navy, and \vas probably
compiled for the use of the Lord High Admiral of England. Selden calls it the "jewel of the
Admiralty Records." Prynne ascribes to the Black Book the same authority in the Admiralty as
the Black and Red Books have in the Court of Exchequer, and most English writers on maritime
law recognize its importance.
56. MEMORIALS OF TIII REIG.V OF HENRY VI. : — OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
THOMAS BEK.YNTON, SECRETARY TO HENRY VI., AND BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS.
Edited ly the Rev. GEORGE WILLIAMS, B.D., Vicar of Ring-wood, late Fellow
of King's College, Cambridge. Vols. I. and II. 1872.
These curious volumes are of :< miscellaneous character, and were probably compiled under the
immediate direction of Beckynton before he had attained to the Episcopate. They contain many
of the Bishop's own letters, and several written by him in the King's name ; also letters to himself
while Royal Secretary, and others addressed to the King.
57. MATTH^BI PARISIENSIS, MONACHI SANCTI ALBANI, CHKONICA MAJOHA. Vol. I.
The Creation to A.D. 1066. Vol. II. A.D. 1067 to A.D. 1216. Vol. III.
A.D. 1216 to A.D. 1239. Vol. IV. A.D. 1240 to A.D. 1247. Vol. V. A.D.
1248 to A.D. 1259. Vol. VI. Additamenta. Vol. VII. Index. Edited by
the Rev. HENRY RICHARDS LUARD, D.D., Fellow of Trinity College, Regis-
trary of the University, and Vicar of Great St. Mary's. Cambridge. 1872-
1884.
This work contains the " Chronica Majora " of Matthew Paris, one of the most valuable and
frequently consulted of the ancient English Chronicles. It is published from its commencement,
for the first time.
58. MEMOEIALE FHATRIS WALTERI DE COVENTRIA. — THE HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OP
WALTER OF COVENTRY. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. WILLIAM
STUBBS, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History, 'and Fellow of Oriel
College, Oxford. 1872-1873.
The first portion is not of much importance, being only a compilation from earlier writers. The
part relating to the first quarter of the thirteenth century is the most valuable and interesting.
59. THE ANGLO-LATIN SATIRICAL POETS AND EPIGRAMMATISTS OP THE TWELFTH
CENTURY. Vols. I. and II. Collected and edited by THOMAS WRIGHT, M.A.,
Corresponding Member of the National Institute of France (Academic den
Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres). 1872.
The Poems contained in these volumes have long been known and appreciated as the best
satires of the age in which theii authors flourished, and were deservedly popular during the 13th
and 14th centuries.
60. MATERIALS FOR A HISTORY OP THE REIGN OF HENRY VII. .FROM ORIGINAL
DOCUMENTS PRESERVED IN THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. Vols. I. arid II. Edited
fcwtho Rev. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, M.A., one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of
Schools. 1873-1877.
61. HISTORICAL PAPERS AND LETTERS FROM TUB NORTHERN REGISTERS. Edited lij
the Rev. JAMES RAINE, M.A., Canon of York, and Secretary of the Surtees
Society. 1873.
The documents in this volume illustrate, for the most part, the general history of the north of
England, particularly in its relation to Scotland.
62. REOISTRUM PALATINUM DUNELMBNSE. THE REGISTER OF RICHARD DE KELLAWE,
LORD PALATINE AND BISHOP OF DURHAM ; 1311-1316. Vols. I-IV. Edited
by Sir THOMAS DUFFUS HABDY, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records.
1873-1878.
Bishop Kellawe's Register contains the proceedings of his prelacy, both lay and ecclesiastics!
and is the earliest Register of the Palatinate of Durham.
63. MEMORIALS on SAINT DUNSTAN, AUCHBISUOP of CANTERBURY. Edited by
the Rev. WILLIAM SIUBBS, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History, and
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1874.
64. GHRONICON ANGLLE, AB ANNO DOMINI 1328 USQUE AD ANNUM 1388, AUCTOBE
MONACHO QUODAM SANCii AtBANi. Edited by EDWARD MAUNDE THOMPSON,
Barrister-at-Law, Assistant-Keeper of the Manuscripts in the British
Museum. 1874.
This chronicle gives a circumstantial history of the close of the reign of Edward III.
85. THOMAS SAGA ERKIBYSKUPS. A LIFE OF ARCHBISHOP THOMAS BUCKET, IN ICE-
LANDIC. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with English Translation , Notes, and Glossary
by M. EIRIKR MAGNUSSON, M.A., Sub-Librarian of the University Library,
Cambridge. 1875-1884,
This work is derived from the Life of Becket written by Benedict of Peterborough, and
apparently supplies the missing portions in Benedict's biography.
66. RADULPHI DB COGGESHALL CHRONICON ANGLICANUM. Edited ly the Rev.
JOSEPH STEVENSON, M.A. 1875.
This volume contains the " Chronicon Anglicanum," by Ralph of Coggleshall, the " Libellus
de Expugnatione Terrse Sanctse per Saladinum," usually ascribed to him and other pieces.
67. MATERIALS FOR THE HISTORY OF THOMAS BECKET, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTEBBUB.Y.
Vols. I. -VI. Edited by the Rev. JAMES CRAIQIE ROBERTSON, M.A., Canon
of Canterbury. 1875-1883. Vol. VII. Edited by JOSEPH BRIGSTOCKE
SHEPPARD, LL.D. 1885.
This publication comprises all contemporary materials for the history of Archbishop Thomas
Becket. The first volume contains the life of that celebrated man, and the miracles after his death,
bj William, a monk of Canterbury. The second, the life by Benedict of Peterborough j John of
Salisbury ; Alan of Tewkesbury ; and Edward Grim. The third, the life by William Jb'itzstephen ;
and Herbert of Bosham. The fourth, anonymous lives, Quadrilogus, &c. The fifth, sixth, and
seventh, the Epistles, and known letters.
68. KABUL*! DE DICETO DECANI LUNDONIENSIS OPERA HISTORIC A. THE HISTORICAL
WORKS OF MASTER RALPH DE DICETO, DEAN or LONDON. Vols. I. and II.
Edited by the Rev. WILLIAM STUBBS, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern
History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1876.
The Abbreviationes Chronicorum extend from the Creation to 1147, and the Ymagines
Historiarum to 1201.
69. ROLL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE KING'S COUNCIL IN IRELAND, TOR A PORTION
01 THE 16iH TEAR OF THE REIGN OF RICHABD II. 1392-93. Edited by the
Rev. JAMES GRAVES, A.B. 1877.
This Roll throws considerable light on the History of Ireland at a period little known. It
seems to be the only document of the Kind extant.
70. HENRICI DE BRACTON DE LEGIBUS ET CONSUETUDINIBUS ANGLIC LIBRI QUINQUE
IN VARIOS TRACTATUS DISTINCTI. Vols. I.-VI. Edited by SIR THAVERS
Twiss,.Q.C., D.C.L. 1878-1883.
This is a new edition of Bracton's celebrated work, collated with K8S. in the British Museum ;
the Libraries of Lincoln's Inn, Middle Temple, and Gray's Inn ; Bodleian Library, Oxford ; the
Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris ; Ac.
71. THE HISTORIANS OF THE CHUBCH OF YORK, AND ITS ARCHBISHOPS. Vols. I.
and II. Edited by the Rev. JAMES RAINE, M.A., Canon of York, and
Secretary of the Surtees Society. 1879-1886.
72. REGISTRUM MALMESBURIENSE. THE REGISTER OF MALMESBURY ABBEY;
SERVED IK THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. Vols. I. and II. Edited ly the
Rev. J. S. BREWER, M.A., Preacher at the Rolls, and Rector of Toppes-
fleld ; and CHARLES TRICE MAETIN, B.A. 1879, 1880.
This work illustrates many curious points of history, the growth of society, th» distribution of
land, the relations of landlord and tenant, national customs, &c.
73. HISTORICAL WORKS OF GERVASB or CANTERBURY. Vole. I. and II. Edited
by the Rev. WILLIAM STUBBS, D.D. ; Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's,
London ; Regius Professor of Modern History and Fellow of Oriel College,
Oxford; &c. 1879,1880.
U 53624. a
IS
74. HENKICI ARCHIMACONI HCTNTESJJUNENSIS HISTORIC ANGLORUM. THE HISTORY
OF Tits ENGLISH, ur HENRY, AUCHDEACON OF HUNTINGDON, from A.D. 55 to
A.D. 1154, in Eight Books. Edited by THOMAS ARNOLD, M.A. ]879.
Henry of Huntingdon's work wns first printed by Sir Henry Savile, in 1506, in his " Scriptores
post Uedam," and reprinted at Frankfort in 1601. Both editions are very rare and inaccurate,
present volume contains the whole of the manuscript of Huntingdon's History in eight books
The
___,>t of Huntingdon's History in eicht b
collated with a manuscript lately discovered at Paris.
75. THE HISTORICAL WORKS OF SYMEON OF DUEHAM. Vols. I. and II. Edited by
THOMAS ARNOLD, M.A. 1882-1885.
The first volume of this edition of the Historical Works of Symeon of Durham, contains the
" Historic Dunelmensis Ecclesi<e," and other Works. The second volume contains the"Historia
Jleguin," Ac.
76. CHRONICLES OF THE EEIGNS OF EDWARD I. AND EDWARD II. Vols. I. and II.
Edited by the Eev. WILLIAM STTJBBS, D.D., Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's,
London ; Regius Professor of Modern History, and Fellow of Oriel College,
Oxford, &o. 1882, 1883.
The first volume of these Chronicles contains the " Annales Londonienses " and the " Annales
1'aulini : " the second, I.— Commendatio Lamentabilis in Transitu magni Regis Edvardi. II.— Gesta
Mihvnrdi f]o Carnarvon Auctore Caiionico Bridlingtoniensi. III.— Monachi cujusdam Malmes-
beriensis Vita, Edwardi II. IV.— Vita ct Mors Edwardi II., conscripta a Thoma do la Moore.
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