Sussey IRecotb Society
The Sussex Record Society.
HTHIS Society printed many copies of Vols. 1 13 in
excess of the number required for its Members, and
being anxious to avoid difficulties as to the storage of
these surplus copies, offers them for sale at the reduced
prices mentioned below, plus postage.
Application for the Volumes should be made to Mr.
W. W. Davey, Barbican House, Lewes.
Vol. 1. Marriage Licenses at Lewes, 1586 164f ... 7s. Qd.
Vol. 2. Sussex Fines, 11901248 5s. Qd.
Vol. 3. Post-Mortem Inqs., 15581583 5s. Qd.
Vol. 4. Ecclesiastical Returns, 1603.
Sussex Poll Book, 1705.
Sussex MSS. in the Harleian MSS.
Bishop Praty's Eegister, 14381445 ... 5s. Qd.
"Vol. 5. West Sussex Protestation Returns, 1641-2 . 5s. Qd.
Vol. 6. Marriage Licenses at Lewes, 1670 1732... 7s. 6 d.
Vol. 7. Sussex Fines, 1249 1307 5s. Qd.
Vol. 8. Bishop R. Rede's Register, 13971415 (Pt. 1) 7s. Qd.
Vol. 9. Marriage Licenses at Chi Chester, 1575 1730 7s. Qd.
Vol.10. Subsidy Rolls, 1296, 1327 and 1332 ... 7s. Qd.
Vol. 11 Bishop R. Rede's Register (Pt. 2) 7s. Qd.
Vol. 12. Marriage Licenses at Chichester (Deaneries) 7s. Qd.
Vol.13. Cuckfield Registers, 1598 1699 10s. Qd.
Subsequent Volumes (as below) 15s. Qd. each.
Vol. 14. Post-Mortein Inqs., 14851649.
Vol. 15. Bolney Registers, 15411812.
Vol. 16. Star Chamber Proceedings, Henry VII. to Philip
and Mary.
Vol. 17. Ardingly Registers, 15581812.
Vol. 18. Angmering Registers, 15621687.
Vol. 19. Sussex Manors, Advowsons, etc.
The Postage, etc., of a Volume will be Qd, extra.
SUSSEX
EECORD SOCIETY.
FOUNDED FOE THE PUBLICATION OF RECORDS
AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE
COUNTY.
VOLUME XX.
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY.
ILonticm :
MITCHELL HUGHES AND CLARKE, PRINTEES,
1915.
cs.
1915.
SUSSEX RECORD SOCIETY.
LIST OE OEEICEHS.
+-
THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, E.M., K.G.
tce*p residents :
THE LORD BISHOP OF CHICHESTER.
H. WAGNER, ESQ., F.S.A.
. Secretary:
COL. F. W. T. ATTREE, F.S.A., late R.E., 53, ALBBBT BRIDGE ROAD, S.W.
MAJOR H. P. MOLINEUX, F.G.S., MOBNINOTON, EASTBOURNE.
&tterarg Directors:
REV. W. HUDSON, F.S.A., clo MESSES. STANTON AND HUDSON,
108A CANNON STBEET, E.G.
L. F. SALZMANN, F.S.A., WBOTH TYES, HARTFIELD, SUSSEX.
3Jir ctrB ittrmiiCTS of Council :
W. C. RENSHAW, K.C. (CHAIBMAN).
COL. F.W.T.ATTREE, R.E., F.S.A. j REV. W. HUDSON, F.S.A.
REV. W. BUDGEN.
J. E. COUCHMAN, F.S.A.
REV. PREB. C. DEEDES.
W. B. B. FREELAND.
P. S. GODMAN.
E. HUTH.
REV. E. W. D. PENFOLD.
R. GARRAWAY RICE, F.S.A.
C. THOMAS-STANFORD, M.P.,
F.S.A.
anU Collector:
W. W. DAVEY, THE LIBBABY, BABBICAN HOUSE, LEWES,
Whit is authorised to receive Subxci-iptions, and to whom all Communicatiunt
respecting Subscriptions and the delivery of Volumes stiould be addressed.
1901. Allfrey, Miss K. E., Friston, Wray Common Road, Eeigate.
1901. Attree, Col. F. W. T., B.E., F.S.A., 53, Albert Bridge Eoad, Eattersea,
S.W.
1901. Bax, A. Eidley, Esq., F.S.A., 7, Cavendish Square, W.
1908. Bennett, Eev. Prebendary F. G., 22, West Street, Chichester.
1901. Bevan, E. A., Esq., Horsgate, Cuckfield.
1912. Bodleian Library, Oxford.
1901. Boger, J. I. C., Esq., M.A., Peacock Hall, Goring-by-Sea.
1901. Borradaile, C., Esq., 3, Norfolk Terrace, Brighton.
1911. Bowyer, P. A., Esq., Liverpool House, Liverpool Gardens, Worthing.
1901. Breach, W. Powell, Esq., " Newham," Steyning.
1901. Brighton Public Library (Henry D. Eoberts, Chief Librarian and
Superintendent) .
1907. Budgen, Eev. W., Mountney, Milton Eoad, Eastbourne.
1910. Bull, Sir Wm. J., M.P., The Meadows, 474, Uxbridge Eoad, W.
1901. Burdon, Eev. Prebendary E. J., St. Peter's Vicarage, Chichester.
1908. Chichester, The Eight Eev. the Lord Bishop of, The Palace, Chichester.
1901. Clarke, C. B. O., Esq., Brook House, Hayward's Heath.
1905. Clarke, Col. Stephenson E., C.B., Borde Hill, Cuckfield.
1901. Clarke, Somers, Esq., F.S.A., 48, Albert Court, S.W.
1909. College of Arms, care of G. Woods Wollaston, Esq., Queen Victoria
Street, E.G.
1901. Comber, J., Esq., Ashenhurst, Albury Eoad, Guildford.
1910. Cotching, T., Esq., Horsham.
1907. Couchman, J. E., Esq., F.S.A., Dene Place, Hurstpierpoint.
1901. Cowdray, Eight Hon. Baron, 47, Parliament Street, Westminster, S.W
1915. Cornell University Library, Ithaca, New York, per Messrs. E. G.
Allen & Sons, 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
1913. Dann, H. C., Esq., The Beeches, near Stroud, Gloucester.
1909. Dawtrey, J., Esq., Broadway Buildings, Eeading.
1901. Deedes, Rev. Prebendary C., 32, Little London, Chichester.
1913. Eastbourne Free Library.
1901. Fletcher, W. H. B., Esq., Aldwick Manor, Bognor.
1901. Freeland, W. B. B., Esq., Chichester.
1913. Frewer, Eev. Canon G. E., The Eectory, Brede.
1901. Fuller, Eev. A., M.A., The Lodge, 7, Sydenham Hill, S.E.
LIST OF MEMBERS. Vli
1901. Godman, C. B,, Esq., Woldringfold, Horsham.
1901. Godman, P. S., Esq., Hampsteel, Cowfold.
1912. Gravely, C. E., Esq., 42, George Street, Croydon.
1901. Greenwood, J. Anderton, Esq., Funtington House, Chichester.
1913. Guildhall Library, London, E.G.
1901. Haines, C. R., Esq., F.S.A., Mazagon, Godalming.
1901. Hall, W. Hamilton, Esq., F.S.A., F.R. HIST, s., Fordcombe, Tunbridge
Wells.
1909. Hannah, Ian C., Esq., Fernroyd, Forest Row, Sussex.
1901. Harley, J., Esq., Beedings, Pulborough.
1908. Harvard University Librar}^ Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A., care of E. G.
Allen & Sons, 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
1901. Henty, E., Esq., F.S.A., Ferring Grange, near Worthing.
1911. Heron-Allen, Edwd., Esq., F.L.S., F.E.M.S., F.Z.S., F.R. MET. soc., Large
Acres, Selsey Bill, and 3, Northwick Terrace, N.W.
1910. Hills, Wallace H., Esq., Lansdowne House, East Grinstead.
1901. Holmes, G. P., Esq., The Chalet, Felpham.
1901. Hove Public Library, care of J. W. Lister, Esq.
1901. Hudson, Rev. W., F.S.A., c/o Messrs. Stanton & Hudson, 108A, Cannon
Street, E.C.
1901. Huth, E., Esq., Wykehurst Park, Bolney, Hayward's Heath.
1914. Lambert, A. U. M., Esq., B.A. CANTAB., South Park Farm, Blechingley.
1901. Lewes Public Library.
1913. Library of Congress, Washington, U.S.A., care of E. G. Allen & Sons,
14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
1902. Lincoln's Inn Library, London, per A. F. Etheridge, Esq.
1907. Loder, G. W. E., Esq., F.S.A., Wakehurst Place, Ardingly.
1912. Margesson, Major E. W., Kingsclere, Liverpool Gardens, Worthing.
1911. Markwick, Col. E. E., C.B., F.B.A.S., Head-Quarters, Irish Command,
Park Gate, Dublin.
1901. McAndrew, J., Esq., Holly Hill, Coleman's Hatch, Tunbridge Wells.
1907. Mitchell, Hugh Parker, Esq., Victoria and Albert Museum, South
Kensington, S.W.
1914. Mitchell, W. W., Esq., Maltravers House, Arundel.
1901. Molineux, Major H. P., F.G.S., Mornington, Buxton Road, Eastbourne.
1901. Newington, Mrs. C., Oakover, Ticehurst.
1909. New York Public Library, c/o B. F. Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar
Square, London, W.C.
1901. Norfolk, His Grace the Duke of, K.O., E.M., Arundel Castle, Arundel.
1913. North, J. S.. Esq., 44, Market Street, Brighton.
1914. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 9, Ashburton Place
Boston, U.S.A., per Messrs. B. F. Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar
Square, W.C.
viii LIST OF MEMBERS.
1907. Oke, A. W., Esq., B.A., LL.M., F.S.A., F.G.S., F.t.s., 32, Denmark Villas
Hove.
1902. Oliver, E. W., Esq., New Place, Lingfield, Surrey.
1913. Orme, Rev. J. B., Bay Trees, East Preston, near Worthing.
1901. Pannett, A. E., Esq., Hvilesteden, Hayward's Heath.
1911. Penfold, Eev. E. W. D., " Draycott," Southey Eoad, Worthing.
1909. Penfold, F. B., Esq., 9, Nottingham Place, W.
1914. Plowman, Miss L. Penfold, Ivy Nook, Steyning.
1907. Puhlic Eecord Office, Chancery Lane, London, W.C.
1901. Eaper, W. A., Esq., Battle.
1901. Eenshaw, W. C., Esq., K.C., Sandrocks, Hayward's Heath.
1901. Eice, E. Garraway, Esq., F.S.A., Carpenter's Hill, Pulborough, and
23, Cyril Mansions, Prince of Wales Eoad, S.W.
1913. Eoemer, Baron C. H. von, Lime Park, Hurstmonceux, Sussex.
1915. Eylands, The John, Library, Manchester.
1901. Salzmann, L. F., Esq., F.S.A., Wroth Tyes, Hartfield, Sussex.
1901. Snewin, H. E., Esq., Park Eoad, Worthing.
1906. Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House, London, W.
1907. Standen, Gilbert, Esq., Villa Eoux, Eanulf Eoad, Cricklewood, N.W.
1914. Stedman, T. Gurney, Esq., 17, Chichester Terrace, Horsham.
1901. Stenning, J. C., Esq., Bexley, Saffrons Eoad, Eastbourne.
1909. Stevens, F. Bentham, Esq., B.A., LL.B. Camb., St. Annes, Lewes.
1901. Streatfeild, E. J., sq., The Eocks, Uckfiekt
1901. Sussex Archaeological Society, Barbican House, Lewes.
1901. Thomas-Stanford, C., Esq., M.P., M.A., F.S.A., Preston Manor, Brighton.
1906. Thomson, J. Maitland, D.L., LL.D., 3, Grosvenor Gardens, Edinburgh.
1901. Tubbs, Mrs. L. C., Caple-ne-Ferne, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
1901. Wagner, H., Esq., F.S.A., 13, Half Moon Street, London, W.
1914. Withington, Lothrop, Esq., 30, Little Eussell Street, W.C.
1905. Woollan, J. H., Esq., 42, South Park Eoad, Wimbledon, S.W.
1913. Worthing Public Library.
1901. Wyatt, H. E. Peufold, Esq., Cissbury, Worthing.
1909. Wyatt, J. A. P., Esq., Horsfold Manor, Wisborough Green, Billingshurst.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
1901. Hope, Sir William Henry St. John, Nethergate House, Clare, Suffolk.
1901. Eound, J. Horace, Esq., 15, Brunswick Terrace, Hove.
The British Museum (Copyright Office), London.
1. The Society shall be called " THE SUSSEX EECOBD SOCIETY,"
and its object shall be to transcribe and publish documents relating
to the County.
2. The affairs of the Society shall be managed by a Council,
which shall consist of a President, Vice- Presidents, the Secretary,
the Literary Director, the Treasurer and Twelve Members, all of
whom shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. Three
Members of the Council shall form a quorum.
3. Every Candidate for Membership on being nominated by a
Member, to whom he is personally known, shall be admitted by the
Secretary on payment of his subscription.
4. The Council shall have power to elect as an Honorary
Member outside the County any person likely to promote the
interests of the Society.
5. The Annual Subscription shall be One Guinea, payable on
election, and afterwards on the 1st of January in each year, entitling
to all publications issued during the year, but no Volumes will be
sent to Members whose Subscription is in arrear. Any Member
intending to withdraw his name from the Society shall give notice
in writing to the Secretary on or before the 1st of January in any
year of his intention to do so, otherwise he shall be liable for the
current year's subscription. The Council shall have power at its
discretion to remove the name of any Member who is more than
one year in arrear of his subscription.
6. The Annual General Meeting of the Members shall be held
at Lewes in .February of every year.
X RtTLES.
7. A Special General Meeting shall be summoned by the
Secretary on the requisition in writing of Five Members or of the
President or Two Vice-Presidents, specifying the subject to be
brought forward for consideration at such Meeting, and that
subject only shall be then considered.
8. No alteration shall be made in the Rules except at the
Annual General Meeting, and notice in writing of the proposed
alteration shall be given to the Secretary in January.
9. The Accounts of the Society shall be submitted annually
to the examination of Two Auditors, who shall be elected at the
Annual Meeting from the general body of the Members of the
Society.
SUSSEX RECORD SOCIETY.
Report presented at Annual Meeting, 10th February, 1915,
T
1HE Council have the pleasure of presenting a Report of
continued progress during the year 1914.
Volume XIX., for the year 1914, was issued, as promised, in
the early summer. It consisted of references to Sussex Manors
and Advowsons, &c., recorded in the Feet of Fines from Henry VIII.
to William IV. by MB. E. H. W. DUNKIN, F.S.A. As announced
last year, it was found necessary to divide the material into two
parts. Last year's Volume contained references from A to L. The
remaining portion of the references was at once proceeded with and
is now so far completed that the issue of the Volume may be
expected in a short time. The Society has once more to thank
ME. DUNKIN for a most laborious and valuable contribution to the
study of Sussex History. This second Volume will be numbered
Volume XX. and will be issued to Members for 1915.
For the year 1916 MR. SALZMANN, F.S.A., is preparing a
Volume of Sussex Fines in continuation of his former Volumes
from the same records. They will cover the period from Edward II.
to Henry VII., inclusive.
The publication of Parish Registers, as Extra Volumes, is being
continued. The Registers of Horsham Parish, edited by MB. R.
GrABBAWAY RICE, F.S.A., which it was hoped might have been
finished last year, are now almost ready for early issue. This
will be numbered Volume XXI.
MB. PEBCT S. GODMAN has been editing the Registers of Cow-
fold Parish. The MS. is already in the hands of the Printers and
the Volume should be ready for issue in the summer.
Our financial Balance Sheet is quite satisfactory. The attention
of Members is invited to the fact that a large proportion of the
receipts is due to liberal, and in many cases very generous, donations
from a few individual Members over and above their Annual
Subscriptions. If these gifts are mainly (though not entirely)
prompted by special interest in Local Publications, on the other
hand Members are reminded that they all alike share in the result.
An occasional extra donation towards the cost of Parish Registers
would greatly help the work.
The Members of the Council offer themselves for re-election.
to o o o o o i>
i> iffl O O O <N O5
rH
rH Ki C O O <N rH
05
iH
rt
H
^
ffl
H
PH
O
02
EH
a
k
<S
:
< ;
1
M
M
M
M
" -*2
a
"^
o>
<D
"3 a
T
a
a
o aj
h
_3
s
?P 3
O
r*
%. -
2
4
-^ f"H
C3 ^^
^ ^
c 3
Ifn
a
o
o
o >
-, ^
J 3
o
J.
w T3
O
co
M
QLJ fl as .2
H - d bo
1
8
a
13 M a>
|H|||
-S g
all
CM
1
ft ft o
G> O ^
t3
.-1
pq
1
O O O
00 rH rH
M rH
O O
CO O>
o o o
O O O O
O O O U5
(M rH rH
rt
OD
S
O
02
Si
O
"
: :
S : :
.
60
1 :
o .
03 ^"* C^
-2
. . .
| ^ j.. JS
| ! g ^^ 5 ^
).|| o ||*
^J-2
jj ^3
: : :
lance brough
General Fun
Register Fui
* *
ll ll
J<<<j<j
Sr>'bb S .* 'IbJ
IM UI^K
g.g iiiw^Ss
^-S-C .2 &_*
o i; cs -S o 1 ^
^O-M gEH
*
3
*S o
PH
do
00 ft
s
*
rH
SUSSEX MANORS, ADVOWSONS, ETC.,
RECORDED IN THE
: FEET OF FINES
HENEY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
(15091833)
EDWIN H. W. DUNKIN, E.S.A.
VOLUME II.
M-Z
ISSUED TO SUBSCEIBEBS or THE SUSSEX RECOED SOCIETY FOE
THE TEAE 1915.
E. H. W. DUNKIN, ESQ., F.S.A.
BY the death of the above-named gentleman on the 10th
February 1915, at his residence, Rosewyn, 70 Herne
Hill, S.E., a few days after completing his 66th year,
the Society loses one of its original founders, and a most
generous and constant contributor to its Proceedings, of
which no less than 6 volumes out of 20 are from his pen,
viz., 4 volumes of Marriage Licences at Lewes and Chichester
down to 1731, and the present work. Up to the time of his
death he was engaged on the Index to this, and had com-
pleted the first 16 pages of proof sheets, and written out
and arranged the remainder ready for the press as far as
" Stanmer " in the names of places. The rest of the Index
was in slip form, and the completion of it was undertaken
by the writer, who had known and esteemed him for between
30 and 40 years.
EDWIN HADLOW WISE DUNKIN was the only child of
Edwin Dunkin, Esq., F.R.S., of the Royal Observatory,
Greenwich, by Maria, eldest daughter of S. J. Hadlow, Esq.,
of the Stock Exchange, and was born at Greenwich on the
4th February 1849. In 1857 he was sent to the Greenwich
Proprietary School, then in a very prosperous condition and
numbering upwards of 250 boys. Here he won the Silver
Medal for English Language and Literature before leaving
in 1864. From 1864 to 1867 he was at the City of London
School, where he obtained the Edkins Memorial Prize for
Mathematics. It was then intended that he should have
gone to Cambridge University, but the delicate state of his
health, aggravated by a nervous and anxious temperament,
prevented this being carried out.
OBITUARY.
In 1868 he went to Cornwall with a view to exploring
and obtaining details of the numerous antiquities in that
county, and afterwards wrote some short papers, which
appeared in "Notes and Queries," "The Builder," and
" The Leisure Hour," on Ancient Stone Crosses of Corn-
wall, and Hill Castles of Cornwall. About this time also
he published " The Monumental Brasses of Cornwall," and
other works relating to the county.
In 1875 he joined the Sussex ArchjBological Society, to
whose collections he contributed many admirable papers,
and, having worked assiduously for between 30 and 40
years at the records relating to the county, he had amassed
a most valuable and extensive collection.
In 1 892 the late Mr. DUNKIN married his second-cousin,
Mary Mercedes, younger daughter of the late .Richard
Hockin Sincock of Chili, and niece of the late Donald Bain,
J.P. for Somerset, and of the late David Wise Bain, J.P.
for Cornwall. His wife survives him. They had no children.
His country residence was The Heath, Fairlight, Sussex,
where he took a great interest in gardening.
He was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries
in 1902, and in 1910 Vice-President of this Society.
F. W. T. ATTEEE.
SUSSEX MANORS, ADVOWSONS, ETC.,
EECOEDED IN THE
FEET OP PINES, HEN. VIII. TO WILL. IV.
Madehurst (Manor).
See Old Shoreham alias Euspar (East., 31 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Anthony Kempe, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Palmer, kt., and
Alice his wife, deforciants Manors of MADHUBST and SOUTHSTOKE
and tenements in Madehurst, Southstoke, Wysboroughgrene and
Kyrdford, also advowson of church of SOUTHSTOKE, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).
See Slindon (Manor) (Trin., 1649).
See Binsted (Manor) (Hil., 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1663-4]; Trin.,
4 Anne [1705]).
Henry Smith, esq., plaintiff, and Sir William Lewis George
Thomas, bt., and Dame Elizabeth Lucretia his wife, Thomas Read
Kemp, esq., and Frances his wife, deforciants Manors of MADE-
HUBST and POLEING SAINT JOHN, and rectory of MADEHUBST, and
tenements in Madehurst, Walberton, Houghton and Slindon, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 5 Geo. IV. [1824]).
Madehurst (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage).
Thomas Page and John Morley, plaintiffs, and Cuthbert Sparckes
and Matthew Kyngston, deforciants Rectory of MAIDEHUBST alias
MADEHUBST and tenements in Maidehurst alias Madehurst, also
advowson of vicarage of MAIDEHUBST alias MADEHUBST, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Page (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
Thomas Morley and Gabriel Puckle, plaintiffs, and Caleb Morley
and Frances his wife, deforciants Tenements in Tortington and
moiety of rectory of MATDEHUBST alias MADEHUBST, and of tene-
ments in Maydehurst alias Madehurst, also advowson of vicarage of
MATDEHUBST alias MADEHUBST, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas Morley (Hil., 15 Ja. I. [1617-8]).
Gabriel Puckle, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Bannester and Avelin
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Tortington and moiety of rectory
of MATDEHUBST alias MADEHUBST, and of tenements in Maydehurst
VOL. xx, u
290 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
alias Madehurst, also advowson of vicarage of MATDEHURST alias
MADEHURST, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 17 Ja. I.
[1619]).
Richard Mille, gent., and Christopher Coles, plaintiff's, and John
Minshull, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements in
Maidehurst alias Madehurst, Southestocke, Offham and Binsted, and
rectory of MAIDEHUIIST alias MADEHUHST, and also advowson of
vicarage of MAIDEHURST alias MADEHURST, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Eichard Mille (Trin., 1659).
John Sawyer, gent., and James Sawyer, plaintiffs, and Eichard
Johnson and Barbara his wife, deforciants Tenements in Tillington
and moiety of tenements in Hitchingfeild, Wiston, Ashurst, Duggles-
lake, Pitle worth, Egdeane, Goreing, Binstead, Arundell and Made-
hurst, and moiety of rectory of MADEHURST, also advowson of
vicarage of MADEHURST, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Sawyer (Mich., 7 Geo. I. [1720]).
Laurence Eliott, esq., plaintiff, and Joseph Richardson and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Moiety of tenements in West Grinsted,
Fyndon, Goring, Wiston alias Wisneston, Fittleworth, Arundell,
Binsted and Hitchingfeild, also moiety of rectory of MADEHURST, and
all tithes, oblations, obventions, pensions and portions whatsoever to
said rectory belonging, quitclaimed to said plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
10 Geo. I. [1724]).
See Madehurst (Manor) (Trin., 5 Geo. IV. [1824]).
Madresham (Maftor).
John Porter, gent., and Richard Porter, his son and heir-apparent,
plaintiffs, and Robert, Viscount Lisle, Lord Sidney of Pensherst,
deforciant Manors of MADRESHAM and PLAYDEN and tenements in
Beckley, Playden, Iden and Peasemarsh, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of John Porter (Hil., 13 Ja. I. [1615-6]).
John Porter, gent., and Richard Porter, his son and heir-apparent,
plaintiffs, and Robert, Viscount Lisle, Tjord Sidney of Pensherst, and
Barbara his wife, and Robert Sidney, kt., deforciants Manors of
MADRESHAM and PLAYDEN and tenements in Beckley, Playden, Iden,
Peasemarsh and Rye, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Porter (East., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
John Porter, esq., and Richard Porter, junior, gent., his son and
heir-apparent, plaintiffs, and Thomas Michelborne, gent., and Barbara
his wife, Thomas James, gent., Arthur Calmady, gent., Thomas
Porter, gent., and Richard Porter, senior, gent., deforciants Manor of
MADRESHAM and tenements in Beckley quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of John Porter (East., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
Maffe alias Maffe-Alfriston (Manor).
Thomas Rootes, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Longley and Susan
his wife, and John Saxpees and Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of
MAFE alias MAFFE alias MAFFY-ALFRYSTON and tenements in
Alfryston quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs Warranted against said
HENEY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 291
Thomas Longley and Susan and heirs of Susan, against said John
Saxpees and Joan and heirs of Joan, and against John Lovar and
Marian his wife and heirs of John (Hil., 38 Eliz. [1595-6]).
Thomas Eootes, gent., plaintiff, and John Howell and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of MAFFY-ALFRJSTOK alias MAFFE- ALFRIS-
TON alias MATHIE- ALFRISTON and tenements in Alfriston quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 41 Eliz. [1598-9]).
See Alfriston (Manor) (Hil., 8 Geo. III. [1768] ; Trin., 22 Geo. III.
[1782] ; Hil., 38 Geo. III. [1798]).
Magna-Bayenden (Manor). See Baynden.
Maidehurst (Eectory and Advowson of Vicarage). See Madehurst.
Maifield (Eectory and Tithes). See Mayfield.
Maighfeld (Manor). See May field.
Mailing alias South Mailing (Eectory). See South Mailing.
Maplehurst (Manor). See Mawplehurst.
Maresfield (Advowson of Church).
See Heighton-S. Glere (Hil., 16 Ch. I. [1640-1]).
Maresfield alias Marysfeld (Manor).
John Shelley, esq., and Edward Gage, esq., plaintiffs, and John
Gage, esq., and Thomas Gage, esq., deforciants Manor of MARYSFELD
and tenements in Marysfeld, Fletchyng, Buxsted, Uckfeld, Hartfeld,
Westhothly, Wethyham, Estgrensted and Worth, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Shelley (Hil., 21 Eliz. [1578-9]).
Henry Merrey, esq., George Gage, esq., Fitz Nonne Lambe, esq.,
and Ealph Sulyard, esq., plaintiffs, and William Hervey Knight and
Penelope his wife, deforciants Manors of MARESFEILD, EXEATE and
FRISTON, and tenements in Maresfeild, Exeate, Friston, Crowlinck and
Pevensey, granted to plaintiffs for term of 21 years, if said Penelope
shall so long live, paying one peppercorn yearly to said William
Hervey Knight and Penelope and heirs of Penelope (Trin., 1653).
Marhood alias Morhod (Manor).
William Apsley and John Jefferey, plaintiffs, and William
Edwards, deforciant Manor of MORHED and tenements in Bramber,
Brodewatter, Sele, Hendfeld, Tottynton, Edberton and Hamsey, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Apsley, for which fine
and concord said plaintiffs granted said tenements to William
Edwards and heirs to hold of the chief lords of the fee by the
services that belong to said manor and tenements (Mich., 2 & 3
Ph. & Mary [1555]).
John Lysted, plaintiff, and William Hyder and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of MORHOD and tenements in Bedynge alias
Seale, Heene, Horton, Brodewater, Southweek and New Shoreham,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 30 Eliz. [1588]).
U 2
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Hurst, plaintiff, and John Booker and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manor of MARHOOD and tenements in Broadwater and
Arundel quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 11 Geo. III.
[1771]).
John Ellis, plaintiff, and John Booker and Elizabeth his wife,
Robert Browne and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Bushby and Margaret
his wife, and Thomas Weekes, deforciants Manor of MARHOOD and
tenements in Broadwater, West Tarring and Arundell, quitclaimed to
plaintiff WL&. heirs (Hil., 18 Geo. III. [1778]).
Mar ley (Manor). See Morley.
Marringdean alias Maryngdeyne (Manor).
Humphrey Bentley, gent., plaintiff, and John Prestall, gent.,
deforciant Manor of MARYNGDEYNE and tenements in Maryngdeyne,
Byllyngshurst, Codham, Alyngbourne, Potteberyes, Mynsted and
Haughton, co. Sussex, and tenements in co. Southampton, quitclaimed
to plaintiff &ndi heirs (East., 1 Mary [1554] D.C.).
Edward Goryng, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Palmer, kt., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of MARYNGDEN and tenements
in Byllyngehurst quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
Anthony Stephens, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Goring, bt., and
Frances his wife, Charles Goring, esq., John Backshell, gent., and
William Scras, gent., deforciants Manor of MARRING-DEANE and
tenements in Billingslmrst quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
6 Will. & Mary [1694]).
George O'Brien, Earl of Egremont, and John Winter, plaintiffs,
and John Whicher and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
MARRINGDEAN and tenements in Billinghurst, Thakeham alias Pake-
ham, Storrington and Sullington alias Sillington, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of said Earl of Egremont (East., 29 Geo. III.
[1789]).
Marshalls (Manor) in Cuckfield.
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] B.C.).
Richard Streater and William Gyver, gent., plaintiffs, and Henry
Warde, gent., and Richard Husshe, gent., and Susan his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of MARSHALLS and BROMEHAM and tenements in
Cuckefield, Bolney and Heathfield, also two portions of tithes of
grain called SOTJTHNY and BENTLY PORTIONS, parcel of rectory of
CUCKEFELD, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Gyver
(East., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
Thomas Foote, kt. and bt., and Arthur Onslow, esq., plaintiffs,
and John Ward, gent., and Ellen his wife, deforciants Manor of
MARSHALLS and tenements in Bolney and Cuckfeild quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Foote (Trin., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
Charles Langford, esq., and John Legas, gent., plaintiffs, and
Henry Edwards and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Baker the elder and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Prances his wife, Thomas Baker the younger, and Fanny Baker, spr.,
deforciants Manor of MAESHALLS and tenements in Cuckfield and
Wadhurst quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Charles Langford
(Hil., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
James Ingram, plaintiff, and Charles Langford, esq., and Jane his
wife, deforciants Manor of MABSHALLS and tenements in Cuckfield
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
Marshalls (Manor) in Maresfield.
Stephen Fullwell, gent., and Thomas Gray, gent., plaintiff's, and
John lioottes, gent., and Alice his wife, deforciants Manor of
MARSHALLS and tenements in Beddyngham quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Stephen Fullwell (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz. [1591]).
Michael Blackwell, esq., and Valentine Castilian, esq., plaintiffs,
and Nicholas Hootes, gent., deforciant Manor of MABSHALLS and
tenements in Maresfeild alias Marsfeild quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Michael Blackwell (Trin., 3 Ch. I. [1627]).
Sackvile Crowe, bt., and Henry Pecke, esq., plaintiffs, and John
Eootes, esq., deforciant Manor of MABSHALLS and tenements in
Marisfeild quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Sackvile Crowe
(Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
John Nutt, gent., plaintiff, and John Bootes, esq., deforciant
Manor of MABSHALLS and tenements in Maresfeild, Buxted, Bedding-
ham and Fletching, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1653).
Maryngdeyne (Manor). See Marringdean.
Marysfeld (Manor). See Maresfield.
Masketts (Manor).
Edward Foster, plaintiff, and John Foord, senior, and Mary his
wife, and John Foord, junior, and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor
of MASKETTS alias MASKATTS and tenements in Nutley and Mares-
feild quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 15 Ch. I. [1639-40]).
Mathie-Alfriston (Manor). See Maffe.
Maudlyn (Manor). See Bidlington.
Maugfield (Manor). See Mayfield.
Mawfee (Manor).
John Jefferay, serjeant at law, plaintiff, and William Devenysh,
esq., and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manors of MAWFEE and MEBY-
FELD and tenements in Hellynglegh alias Hellyuglee, Chiddingligh,
Haylesham, Herstinonceux, Warbleton and Erlington, quitclaimed to
plainttf&nd heirs (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
See Ripe (Manor) (Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
See Hastings (Honor) (East., 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II
[1741]).
See Burwash (Manor) (Hil., 28 Geo. II. [1755] ; Trin., 28 & 29
Geo. II. [1755] ; Hil., 8 Geo. III. [1768]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Mawplehurst (Manor).
See Baldslow (Manor) (Micb., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Maxfeld alias Mexfeld (Manor).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] B.C.).
John Turberfeld, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount Moun-
tague, and Margaret his wife, deforciants Site of manor of MAXFELD
and tenements in Grestlyng, granted to John Turberfeld for term of
21 years, rendering annually 5 8s. 8d. to said Viscount and heirs
male of his body (East., 11 Eliz. [1569]).
Maydehurst (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage). See Madehurst.
Mayes (Manor).
See Northstoke (Manor) (Trin., 14 Ja. I. [1616] -B.C.).
John Rushworth, esq., and Henry Swale, esq., plaintiffs, and
Solomon Swale, bt., John Edsaw, gent., and John Whelas, deforciants
Manor of MATES and tenements in East G-rinsted, Cuckfeild and
Bolney, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Rushworth (Mich.,
17 Ch. II. [1665]).
Michael Mattaire, gent., plaintiff, and William Lenthall, esq., and
"William Lenthall, gent., deforciants Manor of MATES and tenements
in Mayes and Eastgrinsted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
4 Anne [1705-6]).
John Growlaud, plaintiff, and Margaret Young, wid., deforciant
Manor of MATES and ^tenements in Mayes and East Grrinsted quit-
claimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 32 Geo. II. [1758]).
Henry Mell, gent., plaintiff, and John Mayer, esq., Elizabeth Salt-
marsh, wid., Ralph Gowland the younger, esq., and Robert Wilson,
esq., deforciants Manor of MATES alias MATS alias MATZ and tene-
ments in Mayes alias Mays alias Mayz and East Grinstead in Ashdown
Forest quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 24 Geo. III. [1784]).
Mayfield (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Mayfield (Rectory) (Mich., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
John Salt, esq., plaintiff, and William Elsley and Philadelphia his
wife, and Anne Ruth Baker, spr., deforciants Tenements in Pevensey
and Hailsham and advowson of vicarage of MATFIELD quitclaimed to
plaintiff &ud heirs (Trin., 14 G-eo. III. [1774]).
John Wood, plaintiff, and John Kirby and Anne Ruth his wife,
deforciants Tenements in Mayfield and moiety of tenements and also
the advowson of vicarage of MATFIELD and a portion of tithes to said
advowson belonging in MATFIELD, LITTLE-HOESTED, WAEBLETON and
HUKSTMONCEUX, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 35 Geo. III.
[1795]).
Mayfleld (Common of Pasture).
See Bricklehurst (Trin., 8 Ch. I. B.C.).
Mayfleld (Free Warren).
See Mayfield (Manor) (East., 40 Eliz. [1598]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 295
Mayfield alias Maighfeld (Manor).
John Gresham, kt., and William Hardyiig, plaintiffs, and Edward
North, kt., and Alice his wife, deforciants Manor of MAIGHFELD
alias MATFELD alias MAUGHFELD and tenements in Maighfeld,
Frankeham, Wadeherst, Woodhurst and Lamberhurst, also rectories
of MAIGHFELD and WADEHUBST and advowsons of vicarages of
MAIGHFELD and WADEHUBST, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
John Gresham (East., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Thomas Gresham, kt., and Anthony Strynger, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Gresham and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of MAT-
FELD alias MAUGHFELD alias MAGFELD and WADHUBST alias WOOD-
HUBST, and tenements in Mayfeld, Wadhurst, Frankham and
Lamberhurst, also rectory of MAYFELD and WADHUBST, and advow-
sons of vicarages of MATFELD and WADHUBST, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Gresham (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
Anthony Strynger and Thomas Ceely, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Gresham, kt., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manors and tenements
in cos. Norfolk, Derby and York, and manors of MAIGHFELD and
WADEHEBST, and tenements in Maighfeld and Wadeherst, also
rectories of MAIGHFELD and WADEHEBST, and all tithes renewing or
arising in Maighfeld and Wadeherst, also advowsons of vicarages of
MAIGHTELD and WADEHEBST, co. Sussex, and manors and tenements
in cos. Somerset, Suffolk, Cambridge, Middlesex and London, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Anthony Strynger (Mich., 12 & 13
Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Thomas Maye of Burwash, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Nevyll, esq.,
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manors of MAIGHFELD and BATTEBS-
DEN alias PENTBBIDGE, and rectory of MAIGHFELD and park of
MAIGHFELD, and tenements in Maighfeld, Wadherst and Lamber-
hurst, and half hundred of LOXFEILD, and free warren in MAIGHFELD,
WADHEBST and LAMBEBHEBST, also advowson of vicarage of MAIGH-
FELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 40 Eliz. [1598]).
John Baker, gent., plaintiff, and Jane May, wid., Thomas May,
esq., and Richard May, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants
Manor of MATFEILD and park of MATFELD, and tenements in May-
feld, Wadherst and Lamberherst, and half hundred of LOIFELD,
quitclaimed to plaintiff &&& heirs (Mich., 16 Ja. I. [1618]).
Henry Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and Peter Baker, clerk, and
Marthanna his wife, George Baker and Philadelphia his wife,
Dorothy Baker, spr., Lucy Baker, spr., Francis Godman and Martha
his wife, John Wells Luck and Charity his wife, and William Fuller
and Ruth his wife, deforciants Manor of MATFEILD alias MAIGH-
FEILD and half hundred of LOXFEILD and tenements in Mayfeild
alias Maighfeild, Wadhurst alias "Wadherst and Lamberhurst alias
Lamberherst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 11 Geo. I.
[1724]).
Nicholas Fowle, gent., plaintiff, and Nicholas Barham, gent., and
Mary his wife, John Barham, gent., and Mary his wife, Humphrey
296 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES,
"Wickham, Ihomas Woodes and Elizabeth his wife, Tobias Hamond
and Catherine his wife, John Bayly, Anne Bayly, spr., and Harry
Fowle, gent., deforciants Manor of MAYFIELD and tenements in
Wadhurst quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 12 Geo. II.
[1738]).
See Catsfield (Manor) (Mich., 13 Geo. II. [1739]).
May field (Park). See Mayfield (Rectory).
Mayfleld (Rectory and Tithes).
John Polhil, junior, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Maye, kt., and
Jane his wife, deforciants Tenements and a certain portion of tithes
to the rectory of MATEFELD belonging, in Burhurst alias Burwash
alias Burrysh, Tysehurst and Mayefeld, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 1 Ja. I. [1603-4]).
George Snelling, kt., and Richard Snelling, esq., plaintiff's, and
Thomas May, kt., and Jane his wife, deforciants All tithes of corn,
grain and hay, and all other tithes whatsoever to rectory of MAYFEILD
alias MAYGHTFIELD belonging, annually arising, growing or renewing,
except all tithes of certain lands in Mayfeild alias Mayghtfield, called
MAYFIELD PARK, COUET MEADOW and PENNYBEIDGE, and the advowson
of vicarage of MAYFIELD alias MAYGHTFIELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of George Snelling (Mich., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
John Baker, gent., plaintiff, and George Snelling, kt., and Cicely
his wife, deforciants A certain portion of tithes annually growing,
arising and renewing"in MAIFIELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 11 Ja. I. [1613]).
See West Grinsted (Manor) (East., 5 Ch. I. [1629]).
Robert, Earl of Essex and Ewe, Richard, Viscount Lumley,
Christopher Nevill, K.B., George Crooke, kt., William Rolfe, esq.,
Henry Lowe, esq., Richard Gurnard, gent., Henry Jackson, gent.,
William Wingfeild, esq., and Henry Henne, esq., plaintiffs, and John
Baker, esq., deforciant A certain portion of tithes annually arising,
growing or renewing in MAYFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Robert, Earl of Essex (Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
See Mayfield (Advowson) (Trin., 35 Geo. III. [1795]).
Meades alias Medsey alias Meadsey (Manor). See Eastlourne-
Medsey.
Thomas Pelham, bt., plaintiff, and Edward Burton, kt., deforciant
Manors of MEADES alias MEDSEY and CLAPHAM and tenements in
Eastborne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 10 Ja. I.
[1612]).
See Eastbourne- Burton (Mich., 7 Ch. I. [1631]).
Andrew Burton, esq., and John Gravener, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edward Burton, kt.. and Edward Burton, S.T.P., deforciants Manors
of MEADSEY and CLAPHAM alias CHAMBERS and tenements in East-
born quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Andrew Burton (Mich.,
8 Ch. I. [1632]).
viii. To WILLIAM iv. 297
William Wilson, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Peniston, bt., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of MEADSET and tenements in
Eastbome quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1651).
See Eastbourne-Burton (East., 1658 ; Mich., 11 Greo. I. [1724]).
Medhone (Park).
SeeArundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Medley (Manor). See Eastlourne-Medsey and Meades.
Medsey (Manor). See Meades.
Meeching (Advowson of Church) now Newhaven.
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Meeching (Free Fishery).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Meeching (Free Warren).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Meeching (Manor).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
See Miclielham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] B.C.).
Matthias Caldicott, esq., plaintiff, and Edward, Earl of Dorset,
and Eichard Amherst, serjeant at law, deforciants Moiety of manor
of MEECHING and tenements in Meeching, Pedinghooe, Southeese,
Torring-Nevill, Tellescombe and Bishoppstone, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs Warranted against said Earl and heirs, against heirs of
Richard, Earl of Dorset, deceased, and against Robert, Earl of Dorset,
and heirs (Hi!., 6 Ch. I. [1630-1]).
See Sheffield- Grinstead (Hil., 17 Ch. I. [1641-2]).
John Rowe, gent., plaintiff, and Robert Burdett, Henry Ryley,
gent., and Richard Caldicott, esq., deforciants Moiety of manor of
MEECHING and tenements in Meeching, Pedinghoo, Southeese, Torring-
Nevill, Tellescombe and Bishoppstone, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
John Smith and Thomas Medley, gent., plaintiffs, and William
Lane, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of MEECHING,
PLUMPTON - PEDDINGHOO and HIDE, and tenements in Meeching,
Peddinghoe, Denton, Lewes S. Peter, S. Mary Westout near Lewes,
Iford and Hamsey, also moiety of manor of IFORD, granted to John
Smith and Thomas Medley for term of 10 years if William Lane and
Elizabeth or either of them live so long, rendering annually 5s.
(Mich., 3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
Thomas Horsnell, gent., plaintiff, and William Lane, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of MEECHING and PLOMPTON-
PEDDINGHOE and tenements in Meeching, Denton, Peddinghoe, Lewes
S. Peter, S. Mary Westout near Lewes, If ord and Hamsey, also moiety
298 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
of manor of IFORD, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Hil., 10 Anne
[1711-2]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Mich., 9 Anne [1722]).
Edward Gibbon, esq., plaintiff, and William Lane and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manors of MEECHING and PLOMPTON-PEDDING-
HOE and tenements in Meeching, Denton, Radmell and Peddinghoe,
quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East., 3 Greo. II. [1730]).
Meeching (Tithes).
See JBuckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] B.C.).
Meedes (Common of Pasture).
See Meedes (Manor) (East., 7 Eliz. [1565] ; Mich., 40 & 41 Eliz.
[1598]).
Meedes alias Erode (Manor).
Henry Mordant, esq., plaintiff, and John Bolney, esq., deforciant
Manors of MEDESE, AMTS-LEVETTS, STONELYNKE and CATYSFELD,
and tenements in Estborne, West Pyrle, Farlye and Cattesfeld,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560]).
Thomas Smjth, plaintiff, and John Bolney, esq., and Jane his wife,
and Anne Bolney, wid., deforciants Manor of MEEDES alias BEODE
and tenements in Meedes, Estborne, Wyllyngdon, Jevyngton, Est-
deane, Pevensey and Westham, and also common of pasture for 2.9
oxen and 500 sheep in MEEDES and ESTBORNE, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 7 Eliz. [1565]).
John Cowlstock, senior, and John Corneford, plaintiffs, and John
Cowlstock, junior, and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of MEEDES
alias ERODE and tenements in Meedes, Estborne, Wyilyngdon,
Jevyngton, Estdeane, Pevensey and Westham, and also common of
pasture for 30 oxen and 500 sheep in MEEDES and ESTBORNE,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Cowlstock, senior (Mich.,
40 & 41 Eliz. [1598]).
Thomas Parker, gent., plaintiff, and John Cowlstock and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of MEEDES alias BRODE and tenements in
Meedes, Eastbourne, Willingdon, Jevington, Eastdeane, Pevensey and
Westham, which are held by John Cowlstock and Mary for their lives,
and the longer liver of them, remainder to Thomas Cowlstock, their son
and heir-apparent, and heirs male of his body, settled on said Thomas
Cowlstock during the lives of said John Cowlstock and Mary and the
longer liver of them (Mich., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
John Eord, gent., plaintiff, and John Coulstock, deforciant
Manor of MEEDES alias BRODE and tenements in Meedes, Eastborn,
Willington, Jevington, Eastdean, Pevensey and Westham, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1653).
William Wilson, bt., plaintiff, and John Coulstock, deforciant
Manor of MEEDES alias BRODE and tenements in Meedes, Eastbourne,
Willingdon, Jevington, Eastdean, Pevensey and Westham, quitclaimed
to plaintiff" and heirs (Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
vin. TO WILLIAM iv. 299
Megham alias Wilsham (Mauor).
John Selwyn, esq., and Thomas Jurden, plaintiffs, and Launcelot
Gryldrydge, gent., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor o
MEGHAM and tenements in Herstmonceux and Haylesham quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Jurden (East., 13 Eliz. [1571]).
See Ashburnham (East., 6 Ch. I. [1630] ; East., 9 Ch. I. [1633] ;
Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634] ; Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637] ; Mich., 14 Ch. I.
[1638] ; Mich., 16 Ch. I. [1640] ; Hil., 1659; East., 1 Anne [1702]
D.C.).
Merefield. alias Meryfeld (Manor).
See Mawfee (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
Harhert Pelhain, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Mountague, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforeiants Manor of MEBYFEILDS and tenements
in Hellynglygh quitclaimed to plaintiff a,ndi. heirs (Mich., 37 & 38 Eliz.
[1595]).
See Peplesham (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7] D.C. ; Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615]).
Mersham (Manor).
The King, plaintiff, and John Duddeley, kt., and Joan his wife,
deforciants Manors of MERSHAM and FODEBMEESHAM and tenements
in Farelegh, Pett and Iklesham, quitclaimed to the King and his heirs
Warranted against Abbot of Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and
his successors (Trin., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538]).
William Andrew, gent., and Henry Blackshaw, gent., plaintiffs,
and James Thetcher, esq., and William Thatcher, esq., deforciants
Manors of MEESHAM, FODEE-MEESHAM, FODEE-MAESH, PETT and
PBEISTHAWES, and tenements in Mersham, Foder-Mersham, Foder-
Marsh, Pett, Ferley, Icklesham, Grestling, Westham, Pemsey, Hale-
sham, Watling, Warbleton, Hurst-Mountceux and Hellingly, also
advowsons of churches of PETT and HALESHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of William Andrew (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2]).
John Thetcher, esq., plaintiff, and James Rootes, esq., and Anne
his wife, William Eystone, esq., and Mary his wife, and Philippa
Pudsey, wid., deforciants Manors of MEESHAM, FODDEE-MERSHAM,
FODDEE-MABSH and PETT, and tenements in Mersham, Fodder-
Mergham, Fodder-Marsh, Pett, Ferley, Icklesham, Gestling and West-
ham, also advowson of church of PETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Richard Braybrooke, esq., John Eyston, esq., and John Elton,
gent., plaintiffs, and William Eyston, esq., and Mary his wife, defor-
ciants Seventh part of manors of MEESHAM, FODDEE-MEBSH and
PETT, and tenements in Mersham, Fodder-Mersh, Pett, Ferley,
Icklesham, Gestling and Westham, also seventh part of advowson of
church of PETT, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Bray-
brooke (Hil., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4]).
300 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Howell, esq., plaintiff, and Anthony Morgan, kt., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Seventh part of manors of MERSHAM,
FODER-MERSHAM, FODER-MARSH and PETT, and of tenements in Marsh,
Pett, Farley, Icklesham, Gestling and Westham, also of advowson of
church of PETT in seven parts divided, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 1650).
Ealph Wylde, gent., plaintiff, and Philippa Pudsey, wid., defor-
ciant Manors of MERSHAM, FODER-MERSHAM, FODEH-MERSH, PETT
and PREISTHAWES, and tenements in Mersham, Foder-Mershatn,
Foder-Marsh, Pett, Feriey, Icklesham, Guestling and Westham, and
also advowsons of churches of PETT and HALESHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1652).
Thomas Beverley, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Huett, esq., and
William Englefeild, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Moiety of
seventh part of manors of MARSH AM, FODER[-MARSHAM], FODER-
MARSH and PETT, and tenements in Farley, Pett, Icklesham, Gestling,
Westham and Helsham, quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Hil., 1653).
John Otway, esq., and John Calvert, gent., plaintiffs, and James
Rootes and Elizabeth his wife, Henry Rootes his son and heir-
apparent, James Norfolk and Martha his wife, and Thomas Wharton
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Seventh part of manors of
MERSHAM, FODER-MERSH and PETT, and tenements in Mersham,
Foder-Mersh, Pett, Farley, Icklesham, Gestling and Westham, and
also seventh part of the advowson of church of PETT, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Otway (Hil., 1655).
Thomas Buckly, gent., plaintiff, and Benedict Winchcombe, gent.,
and Mary his wife, William Eyston, esq., John Eyston, gent., Henry
Eyston, gent., George Eyston, gent., Charles Eyston, gent., Richard
Eyston, gent., and Thomas Wharton, esq., deforciants Seventh part
of manors of MERSHAM, FODDER-MERSH and PETT, and tenements in
Mersham. Fodder-Mersh, Pett, Feriey, Icklesham, Gestling and West-
ham, and also of advowson of church of PETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 1655).
James Lovett and William Goswell, plaintiffs, and Katherine
Thetcher, deforciant Manors of MERSHAM, FODDER-MERSHAM,
FODDER-MARSH, PETT and PREISTHAWES, and tenements in Mersham,
Fodder-Mersham, Fodder-Marsh, Pett, Feriey, Icklesham, Gestling,
Westham, Pemsey, Halesham, Watling, Warbleton, Hurstmountceux
and Hellingly, also advowsons of churches of PETT and HALKESHAM
[sz'c], quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James Lovett (Trin.,
16 Ch. II [1664]).
John Eyston, gent., plaintiff", and William Eyston, esq., deforciant
Tenements in Fairleight, Pett, Icklesham, Gestling and Westham,
and twentieth part of manors of MERSHAM alias FODDERMERSHAM
alias FODDERMERSH and PETT, and twentieth part of advowson of
church of PETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 16 Ch. II.
[1664-]).
Thomas Gunter, esq., and William Bird, gent., plaintiffs, and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 801
Francis Huett, gent., deforciant Tenth part of manors of MEESHAM,
FODDER-MERSHAM, FODDER-MERSH and PETT, and tenements in
Mersham, Fodder-Mersh, Pett, Ferley, Iclesham, Gestling and West-
ham, also of advowson of church of PETT, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Gunter (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
Anthony Trumball, gent., and Jordan Methain, gent., plaintiffs,
and Mary Fermor, wid., Andrew Wharton, esq., and Elizabeth his
wife, and Edmund Bolsworth and Grace his wife, deforciants Manors
of MERSHAM, FODER-MERSHAM, FODER-MARSH and PETT, and tene-
ments in Mersham, Foder-Mersham, Foder-Marsh, Pett, Fairleigh
alias Fairlight, Icklesham, Gestling and Westham, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Anthony Trumball (Hi!., 10 Will. III.
[1698-9]).
See Pett (Manor) (Hil., 11 Will. III. [1699-1700]; Mich.,
4 Geo. I. [1717]).
Merston (Manor).
Edmund, Bishop of Salisbury, Richard, Bishop of London, George
Nevyll, kt., Lord Bergavenny, John Fyneux, kt., Chief Justice of the
King's Bench, Robert Throgmerton, kt., and Robert Poyntz, kt.,
plaintiffs, and Henry, Earl of Wilts, and Cicely his wife, Marchioness
of Dorset, Lady Harynton and Boiivile, deforciants Manor of Magna
Glen, co. Leicester, and manors and lands in cos. Cornwall, Dorset,
Somerset and Wilts, and manor of MERSTON and tenements in
Merston, and advowson of church of MERSTON, co. Sussex, and
manors in co. Devon, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard,
Bishop of London (Hil., 4 Hen. VIII. [1512-3] D.C.).
The King, plaintiff, and Henry, Marquis of Dorset, deforciant
Manor of MERSTON and advowson of church of MERSTON, also tene-
ments in Merston, quitclaimed to the King and his heirs (Hil., 35
Hen. VIII. [1543-4]).
See Houffhton (Manor) (Trin., 41 Eliz. [1599]).
See West Rarting (Manor) (Mich., 1652).
Richard Godman, plaintiff, and Jervoise Clarke Jervoise, Henry
Friend, Richard Cathery, George Moody Longcroft and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Anne Longcroft and Thomas Franklin Longcroft,
deforciants Manor of MERSTONE and tenements in Merstone and
Oveing quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 18 Geo. III.
[1778]).
Meryfeld (Manor). See Merefield.
Mexfeld. (Manor). See Maxfeld.
Michelgrove (Manor).
Anthony Hungerford, esq., Richard Guldeford, esq., Robert Gage,
gent., James Gage, gent., Richard Cotton, gent., and John Cotton,
gent., plaintiff's, and William Shelley, esq., deforciant Manors of
MTCHELGROVE, CLAPHAM, PATCHING, BYNSTED, APULSHAM, COMBES,
302 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
HOPE, DENTON, EATON, KNELL and BULSHAM, and tenements in
Clapham, Patching, Storyngton, Agmeryng, Ferry ng, Bynsted,
Combes, Eudgewyke, Denton, Heighton, Asshehurst, Hendfeld,
Beckley, Peasrnersh, Yapton, Amberley, Shepley, Wootton, Burfam
alias Burghani, Eustington, Shyrmonbury, Slynfokl and Funtyngton,
co. Sussex, manors of Wolston and Merston, co. Warwick, manors of
Boxsted-Magna, Horkesley, Stonden-Massy and Stonden-Tolyes, co.
Essex, tenements in co. Suffolk, and manor of Fawkenershurst, co.
Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Anthony Hungerford
(Hil., 23 Eliz. [1580-1] B.C.).
Eobert Holborn, esq., ^plaintiff, and John Shelley, kt. and bt.,
William Shelley, esq., and John Shelley, esq., deforciants Manors of
MICHELGEOVE, CLAPHAM, KNELL, APULSHAM, CoMBES, PATCHING and
POLEING SAINT JOHN, and tenements in Clapharn, Patching, Storring-
ton, East Angmering, West Angmering, Arundell, Ecclesden, Burp-
ham, Poleing Saint John, Lyminster, Warneingcamp, Little-Hampton,
Ferring, Combes, Beckley and Peasemersh, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 4 Ch. I. [1628]).
Eobert Ayton, kt., Henry Calthorpe, kt., and Edward Harbert,
esq., plaintiff's, and John Shelley, kt. and bt., William Shelley, kt.,
and Christina Maria his wife, Henry Hilton, esq., John Caryll, esq.,
Edward Ford, esq., John A 1 ford, esq., and Eobert Holborne, esq.,
deforciants Manors of MICHELGEOVE, CLAPHAM, KNELL, APULSHAM,
COMBES, PATCHING, POLEING SAINT JOHN and KINGSHAM, and tene-
ments in Clapham, Patching, Storrington, East Angmering, West
Angmeriug, Arundfcll, Ecclesden, Burpham, Poleing Saiut John,
Lymister, Warningcampe, Littlehampton, Ferring, Combes, Beckley,
Peasemersh, S. Pancras and S. Peter the Great alias Subdeanry, also
advowsons of churches of COMBES, CLAPHAM and S. PANCBAS, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Eobert Avion (East., 12 Ch. I.
[1636]).
Thomas Widnell, gent., and Ealph Snowden, gent., plaintiff's, and
Charles Shelley, bt., deforciant Manors of MICHELGEOVE, CLAPHAM,
KNELL, APPLESHAM, COMBES, PATCHING. POLING SAINT JOHN and
KINGSHAM, and tenements in Clapham, Patching, Storrington, East
Angmering, West Angmering, Arundle, Ecclesden, Burpham, Poling,
Lymister, Warminge-Camp, Little-Hampton, Ferring, Combes,
Beckley, Peasemarsh and S. Pancridge, and also advowsons of
churches of COMBES and CLAPHAM, co. Sussex, and manor of Fawl-
coners-Hurst, and advowson of church of Fawlconers-Hurst, co.
Kent, and manor of Easton-Bassett, co. Wilts, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Widnell (Hil., 1657 D.C.).
Michelham alias Michelham-Park-Gate (Manor).
The King and Queen, plaintiffs, and Henry, Earl of Arundell,
K.G., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of MYCHELHAM-PABK-
GATE, SHAENEFOLD, DOWNASH, HOLWTCH, SWANNEBOBOUGH, HOESTED
and IMBEBHOENE, and tenements in Mychelham-Parkgate, Sharuefold,
Downeash, Hollewych, Arlington, Haylesham, Hellynglyght, Ched-
HKNRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 303
ynglyght, Pevensey, Westham, Wyllyngton, Fokyngton, "Wanock,
Jevyngton, Hartfyld, Swanueborough, Kyngeston near Lewys, Hor-
sted, Laughton, G-roniebrydge, Wytheham, Imberhorne, Estgrensted,
Westhotheley, Horsted-Kaynes, Cowden and Wellyngdeii, co. Sussex,
and manor of Cowden and tenements in Imberhorne, Tanrydge and
Godstone, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to the King and Queen and their
successors (Mich., 2 & 3 Ph. & Mary [1555] B.C.).
Ambrose Smyth, plaintiff, and John Foote, senior, gent., and
Magdalene his wife, John Foote, junior, and Anne his wife, and
Anthony Smyth, gent., and Thomasine his wife, deforciants Manor
of MiCHELHAH-PARKEGATE and tenements in Haylesham, Hellinglegh
alias Hellingligh and Arlington alias Erlington, quitclaimed to
plaintiff &K&. heirs (East., 16 Eliz. [1574]).
John Morley and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs, and Ambrose
Smythe, Henry Smythe, and Francis Smythe, deforciants Manor of
MYCHELHAM-PARKEGATE and tenements in Mychelham-Parkegate,
Haylesham, Hellyngleygh alias Hellingligh and Arlyngton alias
Erlington, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Morley (Trin.,
26 Eliz. [1584]).
Harbert Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and John Morley, esq., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Manor of MYCHELHAM-PARKEGATE and
tenements in Mychelham-Parkegate, Haylesham alias Heylesham,
Hellingleygh alias Hellingligh alias Hellingley, Arlyngton alias
Erlington, Chedingley, Pevensey, Westham, Willingdon, Sharnefold,
Fockeington and Jevyngton, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
29 & 30 Eliz. [1587]).
Thomas Sackvile, K.G., Lord Buckhurst, High Treasurer of England,
and Cicely his wife, plaintiff*, and Herbert Pelham, esq., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of MICHELHAM alias MICHELHAM-
PARKGATE and tenements in Michelham alias Michel ham -Parkgate,
Haylesham alias Heylsham, Hellingleigh alias Hellingligh alias
Hellingley, Arlyngton alias Erlington, Chedingley, Pevensey, "West-
ham, Willingdon, Sharnefold, Fokeington and Jevington, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas, Lord Buckhurst (Trin., 43 Eliz.
[1601]).
Thomas Sackvile, E.G., Lord Buckhurst, High Treasurer of England,
and Cicely his wife, plaintiffs, and Herbert Pelham, esq., Thomas
Pelham, esq., James Thetcher, esq., and Thomas Perce, esq., defor-
ciants Manor of MICHELHAM alias MICHELHAM-PARKGATE and
tenements in Michelham alias Michelham-Parkgate, Haylesham alias
Heylsham, Hellinglegh alias Hellingligh alias Hellingley, Arlington
alias Erlington, Chedingley, Pevensey, Westham, Willingdon, Sharne-
fold, Fokeington and Jevington, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas, Lord Buckhurst (Trin., 43 Eliz. [1601]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
Oliver, Lord Saint John of Bletsoe, Francis, Lord Russell, Henry
Compton, kt., Francis Stidolph, kt., John Walter, kt., and John
Davyes, esq., plaintiffs, and Richard, Earl of Dorset, and Anne his
wife, George Rivers, kt., Richard Amherst, esq., and Edward Lyndsey,
304 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
esq., deforciants Manors of MICHELLHAM alias MICHELHAM-PARK-
GTATE, MILTON alias MIDDLETON, LULLINGTON alias LOYNTON, SWAN-
BARROW alias SWANBERGH, HANGLETON, BOLBKOOKE, BASSETTS, TIGHE
alias SAYNT TTE, CHARTNEYES alias CHARKNKYES, GOLBTNES,
BLACKHAM, HOLWICH, WILLMINGTON, FROGFIRLE, SHARNEFELD,
PEELING, ALLINGTON, SOUTHOVER, COLLINGHURST, CHIDDINGLEY
alias CHITTINGLEY, FRAMFEILD, BROOME and CLAVERHAM, and park
of BOLBROOKE and tenements in Arlington, Selmeston, Haylesham,
Lullington alias Loynton, Alciston, Kingston near Lewes, Iford,
Hangleton, Aldrington, Hartfeild, Eastgrin stead. Withiham, Eether-
feild, Wilmyngton, AVillingdon, Fokington alias Fogington, Eype
alias Eckington, Eastdeane, Hellingleigh, Westham, Hooe, Pevensey
alias Pemsey, Hamsey, S. John under the Castle at Lewes, Chayley
alias Chagley, Southover, Chiddingley, Walderne, Heathfeild, Fram-
feild, Lyndfeild, Uckfeild, Bucksted, Isfeild, Horsted - Parva and
Chalvyngton alias Chauntou, and also rectory of PELING alias WEST-
HAM, and advowsons of churches of HANGLETON and HARTFEILD, and
advowsons of vicarages of WILMYNGTON, WESTHAM, FRAMFEILD,
HARTFEILD and CHIDDINGLEY, also moiety of manors of MEECHING
and BRIGHTHELMSTON alias BRIGHTHELMESTOX-LEWES, and fourth
part of manor of HOWNEDEANE alias HOWNDEANE-DORSET, co. Sussex,
and manors and advowsons of churches of Westbergholt-Sackvile and
Mountbures alias Sackvile-Mountbures, co. Essex, and tenements in
S. Bridget in Fleetstreet, co. London, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Oliver, Lord Saint John (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
Clifford Clifton, kt., and Anthony Ayre, esq., plaintiff's, and
Richard Ellis, gent., and Shadrake Duning, gent., and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manors of MICHELHAM alias MICHELLAM-PARKE-
GATE, MILTON, LULLINGTON, SWANBARROW, STTTCKES, HANGLETON and
HOWNEDEAN alias HouNEDEANE-DoRSET, and tenements in Arlington,
Michelham, Haylesham, Seaford, Hellingley alias Welliugley, Milton,
Alciston, AJfriston, Littleingtou, Kingston near Lewes, Ifoord, Lewes,
Hangleton, Aldrington, Blachington, Hamsey and S. Peter alias
S. Marie Westout alias S. Marie Westowte in Lewes, and also
advowsons of churches of MILTON, LULLINGTON and HANGLETON,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Clifford Clifton (Trin., 15 Ch. II.
[1663]).
Middleham alias Myldham (Manor).
Laurence Levett, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Shereman, senior,
gent., and Margaret his wife, and Thomas Shereman, junior, gent.,
and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of MYDDELHAM and tene-
ments in Eyngmer and Grlyne, also a certain annual rent of 100s.
issuing out of said manor of MYDDELHAM and tenements in Eyngmer
and Grlyne, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 22 & 23 Eliz.
[1580]).
See Feldynq (East., 28 Eliz. [1586] ; Trin., 31 Eliz. [1589] ; East.,
19 Ch. II. [1667]).
John Elphick, gent., plaintiff, and Eichard Gfunn, esq., deforciant
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 305
Manors of MIDDLEHAM and EKLETS and tenements in Ringmer,
Southnaalling, Brighthelmestone and Abberton alias Ebberton, quit-
claimed to plaintiff &no. heirs (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699]).
Thomas Plumer, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Shadwell, gent., and
Susan his wife, deforciants Manor of MIDDLEHAM and tenements in
Ringmer, South Mailing, Broadwater, Worthing, Launcing and
Brightelmston, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 7 Geo. I.
[1720-1]).
Charles Gilbert, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Thurloe Shadwell, esq.,
and Luke Spence, esq., deforciants Manor of MIDDLEHAM and tene-
ments in Ringmer and Southmalling quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 37 Geo. III. [1797]).
Middleton (Advowson of Church).
See Middleton (Manor) (Hil., 36 Hen. VIII. [1544-5] D.C.).
Middleton (Manor).
The King, plaintiff, and William Gorffyn, esq., deforciant Manor
of MYDDELTON and tenements in Myddelton, also advowson of church
of MIDDELTON, co. Sussex, and manor of Newberry alias Newbery
and tenements in Newberry alias Newbery and Crayford alias Earde,
also advowson of church of Earde alias Crayford, co. Kent, quit-
claimed to the King and his heirs (Hil., 36 Hen. VIII. [1544-5]
D.C.).
See Withdean (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612] D.C.).
William Thomas, gent., plaintiff, and Spencer, Earl of Northamp-
ton, and Ulick, Lord Tunbridge and Donkellin and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manors of MIDLETON and TOBTINGTON and tenements in
Midleton, Tortington, Binsted alias Bensted and Tapton, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (East., 9 Ch. I. [1633]).
William Baldwyn, gent., and Stephen Humfry the younger, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Thomas Bridger, deforciant Manor of MIDLETON and
tenements in Midleton, Binsted and Barneham, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of William Baldwyn (Mich., 1654).
Richard Wyatt, plaintiff, and Henry Hall and Grace his wife,
Thomas Cooper and Martha his wife, and Thomas Lewkenor, defor-
ciants Manor of MIDDLETON and tenements in Middleton quitclaimed
to plaintiff S heirs (Hil., 11 Will. III. [1699-1700]).
George Constable, plaintiff, and Joseph Coote and Ruth his wife,
and Richard Coote, deforciants Tenements in Middleton, Felpham,
Climping and Tapton, moiety of manor of MIDDLETON and moiety
of tithe of hay yearly arising, growing and renewing from and out of
240 ac. land at BILSHAM in parish of TAPTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 2 Geo. IV. [1821]).
Middleton (Manor). See Chidham-Hacket alias Middleton.
Middleton (Manor). See Milton alias Middleton.
306 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
Middleton (View of Frank Pledge).
See Felpnam (Manor) (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
Middleton (Manor) in Westmeston.
Henry, Earl of Derby, K.G., and Margaret his wife, Henry, Earl
of Kent, and Mary his wife, Thomas Stanley, kt., and Edward Stanley,
kt., plaintiff's, and John Jefferay, one of the Queen's Justices, defor-
ciant Moiety of manor of MYDLETON, and moiety of tenements in
Mydleton, Westmeston, Streat, Chayleygh alias Chayley, Westhothe-
lygh and Wyvelsfeld alias Wylsfeld, also moiety of free warren in
said manor and tenements, settled on said John Jefferay and heirs
of his body, to hold of the Earl of Derby and his heirs by fealty and
rent of 2d., remainder to heirs of body of John Jefferay, deceased,
grandfather of said John, to hold of said Earl of Derby and his heirs
by fealty and the said rent (Mich., 18 Eliz. [1576]).
Walter Doble, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas, Earl of Arrundell and
Surrey, Thomas, Earl of Suffolk, and Lord William Howard, defor-
ciants Moiety of manor of MIDDLETON and tenements in Westmys-
ton, Wyvelsfeild, Cheyley and Lyndfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Nicholas Challoner, senior, gent., and Nicholas Challoner, junior,
his son, plaintiffs, and Kobert, Earl Lyndsey, and Elizabeth his wife,
and Mountagu Bartie, K.B., their son and heir-apparent, deforciants
Tenements and moiety of manor of MIDDLETON in Middleton, West-
meston, Streat, Dichejing, Cuckfeild, Wivelsfeild, Westhothly, Chayly,
Clayton and Plumpton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Nicholas
Challoner, senior (Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
John Juxon, esq., plaintiff, and John Michelborne, gent., defor-
ciant Tenements and moiety of manor of MIDDLETON and moiety of
tenements in Westmeston, Wevelsfeild, Chayley and Lindfeild, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 1653).
See Westmeston (Manor) (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665] ; Trin., 26
Ch. II. [1674]).
See Street (Manor) (Hil., 32 Geo. III. [1792]).
Midhurst (Common of Pasture).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
Midhurst (Manor).
John Gage, kt., John Spilmau, kt., Christopher Hales, esq.,
Thomas Armorer, and John Colbek, plaintiffs, and Henry Owen, kt.,
deforciant Manors of MIDHERST alias MIDHURST, COWDBEY alias
CODBAY and ESEBOUENE, and tenements in Cowdrey, Midherst, Ese-
bourne, Earnest, Hayshot, Lavant and Kyrcieford, and patronage of
priory of ESEBOUENE, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas
Armorer (Mich., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535]).
Mid Lavant alias Rawmere alias Raughmere (Manor).
Eichard May, plaintiff, and John Wiseman, esq., and Margery his
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 307
wife, deforciants Manor of MYDDELLAVAUNT alias BAWMEB alias
EAWGHMEBE and tenements in Myddellavaunt alias Eawmer alias
Eawghmere, Eastlavan't and Westlavant, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 23 Eliz. [1581]).
John Morley, kt., and Katherine Morley, plaintiffs, and John
May, esq., deforciant Manor of MIDLE LAVANT alias EAWMEEE alias
UuGHMEBE and tenements in Rawmere alias Baughmere and Midle
Lavant, also rectory of MIDLE LAY ANT, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of John Morley (Mich., 14 Ch. II. [1662]).
John Lewkener, esq., and Christopher Knight, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas May, esq., deforciant Manor of EAWMEEE and tenements in
Midlelavant and Westhampnett, also rectory of EAWMEBE, and all
tithes, oblations, pensions and portions annually arising in MIDLE-
LAVANT and WESTHAMPNETT, and advowson of vicarage of EAWMEEE,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Lewkener (Hil., 5 Will. &
Mary [1693-4]).
Eichard Milles, esq., and William Deedes, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Knight the younger, esq., deforciant Manors of EAWMEEE
and LIMISTEE alias LEOMINSTEE and tenements in Eawmere, Mid
Lavant alias Middle Lavant, East Lavant, West Hampnett, Sub-
deanry, Limister alias Leominster, Arundell, Warningcamp, Poling,
Green, Westbourn, Earnly alias Ernie, Siddlesham, East Wittering
and Wadhurst, and also rectory of MIDDLE LAYANT, and all tithes
arising in EAWMEEE, MID LAYANT, EAST LAVANT, WEST HAMPNETT,
SUBDEANEY and S. PETEB THE LESS in the City of CHICHESTEE and
WADHUEST, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Eichard Milles
(East., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
Mid Lavant (Eectory).
William Devenish, esq., and Eichard Lewkenor, esq., plaintiffs,
and Thomas Wyseman, esq., and Anne his wife, deforciants Tene-
ments in Mydlavant alias Myddellavant and rectory of MYDLAYANT
alias MYDDELLAVANT quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William
Devenish (Mich., 15 & 16 Eliz. [1573]).
Thomas Turgeys, plaintiff, and William Devenysh, esq., and Cicely
his wife, and John Browne, gent., and Agnes his wife, deforciants
Tenements in Mydlavant alias Myddellavant and rectory of MYD-
LAVANT alias MYDDELLAVANT quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
21 Eliz. [1578-9]).
William Cobden, son and heir of Henry Cobden, plaintiff, and
Thomas Turgys and Anne his wife, deforciants Tenements in Myd-
lavant alias Myddellavant and rectory of MYDLAVANT alias MYDDEL-
LAVANT and tenements in Mydlavant quitclaimed to plaintiff su\d heirs
(Mich., 28 & 29 Eliz. [1586]).
John Standen, gent., plaintiff, and William Cobden, gent., and
Gartrude his wife, deforciants Eectory of MIDLAVANT alias MIDDEL-
LAVANT and tenements in Midlavant alias Middellavant quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
x 2
308 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
William Smyth, gent., plaintiff', and John Standen and Dorothy
his wife, deforciants Rectory of MIDLAVANT and tenements in
Midlavant quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2]).
John May, gent., plaintiff, and William Smyth, gent., and Mar-
garet his wife, deforciants Tenements in Midlavant and rectory of
MIDLAVANT quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 18 Ja. I.
[1620]).
See Mid Lavant (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ch. II. [1662] ; Hil., 5 Will.
6 Mary [1693-4] ; East., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
Mid Lavant (Rectory Annual Rent).
Thomas May, esq., and Thomas Bennett, gent., plaintiff's, and
William Cobden and Mary his wife, and Thomas Sephton, clerk, and
Eleanor his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 10 issuing out of
rectory of MIDLAVANT and tenements in Midlavant quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas May (Triii., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
Mid Lavant (Tithes).
See Mid Lavant (Manor) (East., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
Midleton (Manor). See Middleton.
Mill-Place (Manor).
William Page, plaintiff, and Richard Coke, deforciant Moiety of
manor of MILLE-PLACE and moiety of tenements in Ryngmer quit-
claimed to plaintifan^ heirs (Trin., 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
Thomas Vycary, plaintiff, and Richard Coke, deforciant Moiety
of manor of MILLE-PLACE and moiety of tenements in Ryngmer
quitclaimed to plaintifaud heirs (Trin.,' 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
Thomas Page, plaintiff', and William Page and Agnes his wife,
deforciants Fourth part of manor of MYLLPLACE and tenements in
Ryngmere quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 6 Ed. VI. [1552]).
See Stanton (Hil., 38 Eliz. [1595-6]).
Roger Comber and John Chatfild, plaintiffs, and Nicholas
Chaloner, gent., and Francis Clialoner, gent., deforciants Moiety of
manor of MTLLPLACE and tenements in Ryngmer quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Roger Comber (Mich., 38 & 39 Eliz. [1596]).
Nicholas Longley, John Longley, Apsley Newton, and AVilliam
Hancock, plaintiff's, and William Newton, gent., deforciant Manor of
MILL-PLACE and tenements in Ringmer, Linfeild and Horsted-
Keynes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Nicholas Longley (Trin.,
7 Geo. I. [1721]).
Milton alias Middleton (Manor).
Thomas Mychelborne, Kent., an d Edward Michelborne, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Christopher Hennage, gent., and Mary his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of MIDDELTON alias MTLTON and tenements in
Erlington, Alfriston alias Awston and Mylton Streat, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Mychelborne (Mich., 8 & 9 Eliz. [1566]).
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Thomas Sakevyle, kt., Lord Buckeliurst, plaintiff, and William
Upton, esq., Edward Worseley, and Christopher Stanley, gent., defor-
ciants Manor of MYLTON alias MTDDELTON and tenements in
Mylton alias Myddelton, Worldkyngtoii alias Worlyngton, Arlyngton
alias Erlyngton, Alfriston alias Awston, Maresfeld, Buxted,
Havlesham and Pemsey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (HO.,
14Eliz. [1571-2]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C. ; Trin., 15 Ch. II.
[1663]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Mich., 9 Anne [1722]).
Moat alias Le Mote (Manor) in Iden.
Edward Wyndsore, kt., and Henry Hempden, gent., plaintiffs, and
Robert Oxynbridge, kt., and Alice his wife, and William Scott, esq.,
deforciants Manors of LE MOTE, RYVER and FLOTE, and tenements
in Iden, Baccley, Northyam, Peasemarsh, Uherst, Playden, Hollyngton
and Nenffyld, co. Sussex, and manor of Synkcleris, co. Essex, and
moiety of manor of Ham, called Southam, and a certain annual rent
of 4 Os. 8d. issuing out of manor of Bettes-Hanger alias Bettylles-
Hanger, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward
Wyndsore (Hil., 1 Mary [1553-4] D.C.) .
Walter Brooke, esq., and Edmund Wyndsor, esq., plaintiffs, and
William Scott, esq., deforciant Manor of MOATE and tenements in
Iden, Pleyden, Peasemersh, Northiam, Beckley, Ewherst, Hollington
and Nenfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Walter Brooke
(East., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Walter Brooke, esq., and Francis Purcell, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Scott, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of
MOATE, RIVER and FLOAT, and tenements in Moate, quitclaimed to
plaintifs and heirs of Walter Brooke (Hil., 21 Ja. I. [1623-4]).
Thomas Gravett, gent., Walter Oake and William Doble, gent.,
plaintiffs, and William Scott, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, and
Edmund Scott, gent., deforciants Manor of MOATE and tenements in
Iden, Playden, Peasemarsh and Beckley, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Gravett Warranted against said William Scott and
Elizabeth his wife, against heirs of William Scott, esq., deceased,
father of said William, and against Thomas Scott, esq., deceased,
brother of said William (Mich., 22 Ch. I. [1640]).
Nathaniel Powell, bt., plaintiff, and William Scott, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of MOATE and tenements in Iden and Peasemarsh
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 20 Ch. II. [1668]).
John Probyn, esq., plaintiff, and Eobert, Lord Romney, William
Blackstone, esq., and Sarah his wife, Philip Barling and Rachel his
wife, Jack Harris and Elizabeth his wife, William Hawkins, clerk,
Philip Hawkins, clerk, Harriet Marsham, spr., Elizabeth Clitherow,
spr., Martha Eyre, wid., George Fortune, Sarah Bearcroft, spr., and
Damaris Tokefield, spr., deforciants Manors of MOATE and BROOM-
810 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
HAM: and tenements in Iden, Peasmarsh and Beckley, quitclaimed to
plaintiff 'and heirs (Trin., 3 Geo. III. [1763]).
See Iden (Manor) (Mich., 46 Greo. III. [1805]).
Moat alias Le Mote (Manor). See Horsted-Parva alias Le Mote.
Monckes (Manor). See Knights- Hatch.
Monfield (Manor). See Mountfield.
Monkencourt (Manor). See Muncklowe alias Withyham.
Monkencourt (Rectory). See Withyham.
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Monkeys alias South Lancing alias South Launcing
(Manor).
See Burton (Manor) (East., 14 Ja. I. [1616] ; Trin., 11 Ch. I.
[1635]).
Edward Payler, gent., plaintiff", and William Goring, bt., and
Bridget his wife, deforciants Manors of MONKEYS alias SOUTH
LAUNSING and LAUNCYNG alias NORTH LAUNCYNG, and tenements in
Launcyng, Monkeys alias South Launcyng, Launcyng alias North
Launcyng, Broadwater and Westgrinsted, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and
heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. I. [1646]).
Charles Wilsford, gfent., plaintiff, and Henry Goring, ht., Henr} r
Goring, esq., Thomas Hattou, bt.,.and Bridget his wife, Thomas Leigh,
esq., and Eleanor his wife, and Elizabeth Goring, deforciants Manors
of MONKEYS alias SOUTH LAUNSING and LAUNCYNG alias NOETH
LAUNCYNG, and tenements in Launcyng, Monkeys alias South
Launcyng, Launcyng alias North Launcyng, Broadwater and West-
grinsted, quitclaimed to plaintiff a,nd heirs (East., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
Montham (Manor). See Muntham.
Moore (Manor).
Richard Higham, kt., and Laurence Pay, clerk, plaintiff's, and
Henry Dawtrey, kt., deforciant Manor of MOOBE and tenements in
Petworth, Kerdford, Wisborow Green, Upwaltham, Boseham, Funting-
ton, Sutton, Lurgushall, Tillington, Fittleworth and Stopham, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Higham (Mich., 6 Ch. I.
[1630]).
Stephen Keble, gent., plaintiff, and William Dawtrey, esq., and
Anne his wife, Thomas Dawtrey, esq., and Elizabeth Dawtrey, wid.,
deforciants Manor of MOOEE and tenements in Petworth, Waltham
alias Upwaltham, Bosham, Funtington, Kirdford, Lurgasale and
Sutton, also advowson of church of WALTHAM alias UPWALTHAM,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 29 Ch. II. [1677]).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 311
More (Park) in Ringmer.
Arthur Langworth, esq., plaintiff, and James Thetcher, esq., and
Mary his wife, Anthony [Staple, esq., and Anne his wife, and Edward
Isham, esq., and Margery his wife, deforciants Park of MOBE and
tenements in Eyngmer and Laughton quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil, 29 Eliz. [1586-7]).
Morehall alias Morehale (Manor).
John Dudley of Sheffeld, co. Sussex, kt., Robert Dudley of Shroys-
bery, esq., Thomas Dudley, esq., George Dudley, clerk, Peter Middilton,
Anthony Pelham, gent., Thomas Fynes, chaplain, and Edmund Boucher,
plaintiffs, and Richard Devenysh, esq., and Thomas Devenysh, his son
and heir-apparent, deforciants Manor of MOBEHALL and tenements
in Nenfeld, co. Sussex, and third part of third part of manor of
Elyngton, co. Northumberland, and third part of third part of manors
of Combworth, Bonethorp, Sutton, Trusthorp, Manby, Wyberton,
Skendilby, Wythorne, Bradley, Granesby and Conyngholme, co.
Lincoln, and third part of third part of manor of Fauxton, co. North-
ampton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Fynes (Mich.,
24 Hen. VIII. [1532J D.C.).
Robert Holter and John Hepden, plaintiffs, and Thomas Devenyssh,
esq., and William Devenyssh, gent., deforciants Manor of MOBEHALE
and tenements in Nenfeld, Hoo and Cattysfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Robert Holter (East., 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
William Wenham, John Hepden, and Richard Hele, plaintiffs, and
John Wenham and Alice his wife, deforciants Manor of MOBEHALE
and tenements in Nendfeld, Wartlyng, Hoo and Cattysfeld, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Wenham (Trin., 1 Eliz.
[1559]).
George Farewell, kt., George Farewell, esq., his son and heir-
apparent, plaintiffs, and John Wenham, gent., and Mary his wife, and
Arthur Barham and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of MOBEHALL
and tenements in Nendfeild, Hooe, Ashbornham and Cattesfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Farewell, kt. (Trin.,
18 Ja. I. [1620]).
George Wenham, gent., and William Benbrigg, gent., plaintiffs,
and John Wenham, junior, clerk, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manor of MOEEHALL and tenements in Nendfeild and Wartling quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Wenham (Hil., 14 & 15
Ch. II. [1662-3]).
John Luxford, gent., plaintiff, and John Wenham, clerk, and
Elizabeth his wife, and Henry Mountague, clerk, and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of MOBEHALL and tenements in Nendfeild, Wart-
ling, Hoo, Ashborneham and Cattesfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 20 & 21 Ch. II. [1668-9]).
John Dunke, esq., plaintiff, and John Luxford, gent., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of MOBEHALL and tenements in Nen
312 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
feild, Wart-ling and Hoo, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
25 Ch. II. [1673]).
Thomas Gary, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Rave, gent., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of MOREHALE and tenements in Nend-
feild, Wartling and Hoo, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
2 Ja. II. [1686]).
William Withers, esq., Ralph Bowes, John Meakius, Eoland
Salmon, Nathaniel Withers, Robert Carter, Thomas White, Joseph
How, John May, William Underbill, esq., Richard King, and Henry
Lowgh, plaintiffs, and Thomas Dyke, bt., John Fuller, esq., Bryan
Dunck, gent., Denny Dunck, gent., Edward Dunck, gent., Prances
Dunck, spr., Beatrice Dunck, spr., and Mary Duuck, spr., deforciants
Manor of MOREHALL and tenements in Nenfeild, Wartling and
Hoe, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Withers (Mich.,
5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
Morhod (Manor). See Marhood.
Morley alias Marley (Manor).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
See Hamerden (Trin., 3 & 4 Ph. & Mary [1557] ; Hil., 1 Bliz.
[1558-9] ; Hil., 12 Ja. I. [1614-5]).
See Woodmancote (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638] ; Hil., 1657 ; East.,
1658).
Moseham alias Mosehams (Manor).
George Courthope, gent., plaintiff', and Anthony May, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of MOSEHAM and tenements in Wadherst quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (East., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Thomas Munnes and Richard Symonds, plaintiffs, and George
Courthope, esq., deforciant Manor of MOSEHAMES and tenements in
Wadherst and Tiseherst quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas
Munnes (Trin., 3 Ch. I. [1627]).
See Whiliffh (Trin., 19 Ch. I. [1643]).
Thomas Peirce, bt., and Thomas Nutt, kt., plaintiffs, and George
Courthop, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, and George Courthop, esq.,
deforciants Manors of MOSEHAMS and WHILIGH and tenements in
Ticehurst, Wadhurst, Lamberhurst and Etchingham, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Peirce (East., 26 Ch. II. [1674]).
See Whiliyh (Mich., 6 Anne [1707] D.C.).
Mottensden (Manor).
See Lunsford (Manor) (Mich., 23 & 24 Eliz. [1581] D.C.; Mich.,
6 Ja. I. [1608] D.C.).
Harbert Lunsford, gent., plaintiff, and John Lunsford, kt., Thomas
Lunsford, esq., and Cicely Lunsford, deforciants Manor of MOXTENS-
DEN and tenements in Burrish alias Burwash quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 11 Ja. I. [1613-4]).
See Lunsford (Manor) (Triu., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
vi LI. TO WILLIAM iv.
Thomas Houghton, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Lunsford, esq.,
deforciant Manor of MOTTENSDEN and tenements in Burwash,
Echingham and Tisehurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
16 Ch. I. [1640]).
See Woodknowle (Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670] ; East., 59 Geo. III.
[1819]).
Mountfield alias Monfield (Manor).
See EtcTiingham (Trin., 6 Ed. VI. [1552]).
Thomas Lord, clerk, and Henry English, plaintiffs, and William
Tirwhitt,esq.,and Katherine his wife, deforciants Manor of MONFEILD
alias MOUNFEILD and tenements in Monfeild alias Mounfeild, Bright-
ling, Battell, Saiehurst, Whatlington and Sedlescombe, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Lord (Trin., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Francis Barneham, kt., and Laurence Maydwell, esq., plaintiffs,
and Henry English, senior, esq., and Persis his wife, deforciants
Manor of MONFEILD and tenements in Monfeild, Brightling, Battell,
Saiehurst, Whatlington and Sedlescombe, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Francis Barneham (Mich., 20 Ch. I. [1644]).
Laurence Maydwell, esq., plaintiff, and Henry English, junior,
esq., and Lucy his wife, deforciants Manor of MONFEILD and tene-
ments in Monfeild, Brightling, Battell, Saiehurst, Whatlington and
Sedlescombe, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil., 20 Ch. I.
[1644-5]).
Henry English, junior, gent., plaintiff, and Henry English, senior,
gent., and Persis his wife, deforciants Manor of MONFEILD and
tenements in Monfeild, Brightling, Battell, Saiehurst, Whatlington
and Sedlescombe, granted to Henry English, junior, for term of 99
years next after the decease of Henry English, senior, if said Persis
so long lives (Trin.. 1649).
Henry Mallory, esq., and Kichard Chaworth, LL.D., plaintiffs, and
Henry English, esq., and Lucy his wife, deforciants Manor of MON-
FEILD and tenements in Monfeild, Brightling, Battell, Saiehurst,
Whatlinijton and Sedlescombe, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Henry Mallory (Hil., 14 & 15 Ch. II. [1662-3]).
William Gore, esq., and John Gore, gent., plaintiffs, and Sarah
Nicoll, wid., John Nicoll, esq., James Nicoll, gent., and William
Nicoll, gent., deforciants Manor of MONFIELD and tenements in
Monfeild, Brightling, Battell, Saiehurst, Whatlington and Sedlescombe,
quitclaimed io plaintiffs and heirs of William Gore (Trin., 12 Anne
[1713]).
Mountfield alias Monfield (Park).
See Glottinqham (East., 20 Ja. I. [1622] ; Mich., 17 Geo. II.
[1743]).
Mountfield (Rectory and Advowsou of Vicarage).
George Stubbersfyld, plaintiff, and Henry Sydney, K.GK, deforciant
Tenements in Mouutfeld, and rectory of MOUNTFELD and all tithes,
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
great and small, to said rectory belonging, and also advowson of
vicarage of MOUNTFELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
26 Eliz. [1583-4]).
John Downton, gent., plaintiff, and George Stubbersfyld and Alice
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Mountfyld alias Moundfyld, and
rectory of MOUNTFTLD alias MOUNDFYLD, and all tithes of corn and
grain, also all other tithes whatsoever, great and small, growing,
arising or renewing in Mountfyld alias Moundfyld, and also advowson
of vicarage of MOUNTFTLD alias MOUNDFTI/D, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 27 Eliz. [1584-5]).
John Sackvill, esq., plaintiff, and John Downton, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants .Rectory of MUNFEILD and tenements in Mun-
feild, Sedlescombe and Whatlington, also advowson of vicarage of
MUNFELLD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Lionel, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, plaintiff, and Thomas Sack-
ville, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements in Mount-
feild, and advowson of rectory of MOUNTFEILD, also all tithes
annually arising, growing or renewing from and out of lands in
Mountfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 5 Geo. I.
[1718]).
Mountham alias Montham (Manor). See Muntham.
Mowstowes (Manor).
Nicholas Bawcombt and Richard Scrase, plaintiffs, and John Hill
and Damans his wife, and Edward Hill, deforciants Manor of MOW-
STOWES and tenements in Chestham and Hendfeild quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Nicholas Bawcombe (Trin., 21 Ch. I. [1645]).
Anne Badmering, wid., and Philip Ansell, plaintiffs, and Sidney
Lockerson and Elizabeth his wife, John Kempe, William Jemy and
Gartrude his wife, and Richard Honywood and Anne his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of MOWSTOWES and tenements in Hendfeild and
Horsham quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Anne Badmering (Hil.,
6 Geo. I. [1719-20]).
Muncklowe alias Withyham (Manor).
See Buckliurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C. ; Hil., 1652
D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]). -
Munckton (Manor).
See Stoughton (Manor) (Hil., 24 Ch. I. [164S-9]).
See Westdean (Manor) (Trin., 12 Geo. I. [1726]).
Mu.ndh.ani (Manor). See Northmundham and Southmundham.
See Tortington (Manor) (East,, 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Mundham (Eectory).
James Denchere, gent., plaintiff', and Jeremy Mount, gent., and
Kebecca his wife, deforciants Rectory of MUNDHAM and all tithes,
oblations and obventious whatsoever annually growing or renewing in
Mundham, granted to James Denchere for term of 30 years (East.,
27 Cli. II. [1675]).
John Duer, esq., plaintiff, and George Farhill, esq., and Sarah his
wife, deforciants Tenements, parsonage and rectory of MUNDHAM,
and also tithes and tenths of corn, grain and hay yearly arising in and
upon 400 ac. land and 200 ac. meadow in Chudham alias Chidham,
Saint Peter the Great alias Subdeanry, Saint Pancras, Kumboldsweek
alias Kumboldswhyke, Northmundham, Pagharn and Funtington, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 5 Geo. IV. [1824]).
Muntham alias Mountham alias Montham (Manor).
Edward Darknall and William Davys, plaintiffs, and John Apsley,
gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of MOUNTHAM and
tenements in Fyndon, Sullyngton, Wasshyngton and Worthyng,
settled on said John Apsley and Elizabeth for their lives and the
longer liver of them, remainder to heirs male of the body of John
Apsley, remainder to his right heirs (East., 3 & 4 Ph. & Mary
[1557]).
Thomas Webbe, plaintiff, and John Apsley of Pulberough, esq.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of MONTHAM and tene-
ments in Fyndon, Sullyngton and Wasshington, settled on said John
Apsley and Elizabeth and heirs of John Apsley (Trin., 13 Eliz.
[1571]).
Myddelham (Manor). See Middleham.
Myddellavaunt (Manor). See Mid Lavant.
Myddelton (Manor). See Middleton.
Myldham (Manor). See Middleham.
Mylton (Manor). See Milton.
Nash (Manor).
John Leeds, kt., plaintiff, and Edward Bellingham, kt., and John
Bellingham, esq., deforciants Manor of NASH and tenements in
Stevniug and Ashurst quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
12 Ch. I. [1636]).
See Wappinqthorne (Manor) (Mich., 17 Ch. I. [1641] D.C. ;
Hil, 17 Ch. I.' [1641-2] D.C. ; Trin., 15 Ch. II. [1663] ; Trin.,
23 Ch. II. [1671] D.C.).
316 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Nenfield alias Nendfleld (Advowson of Church).
See Lanyney (Manor) (Hil., 28 & 29 Ch. II. [1676-7]).
See Ashburnham (East., 1 Anne [1702] D.C.).
Nenfleld alias Nendfleld (Hundred).
See Hastings (Honor) (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz. [1591] ; East., 12 Ch. I.
[1636] ; East., 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Netherfield (Hundred).
See Hastings (Honor) (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz. [1591] ; East., 12 Ch. I.
[1636]; East.,' 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Netherfield (Manor).
See IcMesham (Manor) (Trin., 38 Eliz. [1596] ; East., 4 Ja. I.
[1606] ; Trin., 20 Ja. I. [1622] D.C. ; Trin., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
Anthony Stapley, esq., John Stapley, esq., and John Gyles,
clerk, plaintiffs, and Heneage, Earl of Winchelsea, and John Finch,
esq., deforciants Manors of NETHEBFEILD and ITTINGTON quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of Anthony Stapley (Trin., 1650).
John Ashburnham, esq., and Joseph Henshaw, S.T.D., plaintiffs,
and Anthony Stapley, esq., and Dougles his wife, deforciants Manor
of NETHEBFEILD and tenements in Netherfeild, Battell, Hoo, Ash-
burnham, Catesfeild, Penherst, Brightlyng and Mundfeild, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Ashburnham (Mich.,
13 Ch. II. [1661]).
See Bassetts-Fee (Hil., 4 Anne [1705-6]).
William Markwick, esq., plaintiff, and Philip Henshaw, esq., and
Mabel his wife, and Philip Henshaw the younger, deforciants Manor
of NETHEBFIELD and tenements in Netherfield, Battle, Hoe, Ashburn-
ham, Cattesfield, Penhurst, Brightling, Mundfield and Salehurst, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 7 Geo. II. [1733-4]).
Netherhall (Manor).
Richard Leche, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Carew, kt., deforciant
Manor of NETHEBHALL and tenements in Fletching quitclaimed to
plaintif and heirs (Trin., 29 Eliz. [1587]).
See Plumpton (Manor) (Mich., 5 Ch. I. [1629] ; East., 1656).
See Eastbourne-Burton (Mich., 11 Geo. I. [1724]).
Newbarne (Manor).
Edward Lewkenor, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Walsingham, kt.,
and Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of NEWBABNE alias NEW-
BABNES and tenements in Alderton alias Aldrington, Blatchington
alias Blachington-Wayfeld, Hoove and Porteslade, quitclaimed to
plaintif and heirs (East., 19 Eliz. [1577]).
Neweline alias Eweline (Manor).
See Telding (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]; East., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 317
New Fishborne (Manor). See Fishbourne.
New Fishbourne (Advowson of Church).
See Eumloldswyke (Manor) (Trin., 3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
New Guldeford. See East Guldeford.
Newhaven. See Meeching.
Newick (Advowson of Church).
See Swanlorough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
See Wanningo're (Mich., 4 Geo. III. [1763] ; Trin., 52 G-eo. III.
[1812]).
Newick (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich., 9 Anne
[1710]).
Newick (Common of Pasture).
See Patcham (Eectory) (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
Newick (Manor).
See ButtingUll (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] D.C.).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
See Street (Manor) (Trin., 1654; Mich., 13 Ch. II. [1661];
Hil., 32 Geo. III. [1792]).
Newick and Ghailey (Manor).
John Page, plaintiff", and Henry Chaunteler, deforciant Manor of
NEWYK and tenements in Newyk quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 2 Eliz. [1560]).
George Boord and Stephen Boord, plaintiffs, and Richard Covert,
esq., deforciant Manors of NEWYK and WESTOUT NEAR LEWES and
tenements in Newyk, Westout alias Westenowt near Lewes, Chaley
and Launsyng, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Stephen Boord
(Hil., 13 Eliz. [1570-1]).
See Sugworth (Trin., 2 Ja. I. [1604]).
See Ditchling (Manor) (East., 19 Ja. I. [1621]).
George Butterwick, gent., plaintiff, and William Board, esq.,
deforciant Manor of NEWICK and CHAYLEY and tenements in
Newick, Chayley, Cuckfeild, Lyndfeild, Ardingley, Eletching, Helling-
ley and Wivelsfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff aud heirs (Hil., 1659).
Timothy Burrell, es^., plaintiff, and William Board, esq., and Joan
his wife, deforciants Manor of NEWICK and CHAYLEY and tene-
ments in Newick, Chayley, Cockfeild, Lindfeild, Ardingley, Fletching
and Hellingley, also tithes of grain annually arising in 450 ac. land in
COCKFEILD, and 30 ac. land in LINDFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 35 Ch. II. [1683]).
Edward Eelfe, plaintiff, and John Longley and Martha his wife,
deforciants Manor of NEWICK and tenements in Newick and
318 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Fletching quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 3 Geo. I.
[1716]).
See Wanningore (Mich., 4 Geo. III. [1763] ; Trin., 52 Geo. III.
[1812]).
Newnham alias Courtlands (Manor).
John Gage, kt., plaintiff, and John Harecourt, kt., deforciant
Manor of NEWNHAM and tenements in Fletchyng, Marsfeld and
Newyk, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
Richard Page, plaintiff', and John Gage, esq., deforciant Manor
of NEWENHAM alias COURTLAND and tenements in Fletchyng and
Marysfeld quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Mich., 30 Eliz. [1588]).
Charles Howard, kt., and Charity his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard
Page, senior, and Joan his wife, and Richard Page, junior, deforciants
Manor of NEWNHAM alias COURTLAND and tenements in Mairsfeild,
Fletching, "Withiham, Hartfeild, Estgrinsted, Westhothligh and
Horsted-Keynes, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Charles
Howard (Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
Thomas Coulstock, plaintiff, and Richard Page, senior, and Joan
his wife, and Richard Page, junior, deforciants Manor of NEWNHAM
alias COURTLAND and tenements in Marisfeild, Fletchiug, Withiham,
Hartfeld, Estgrinsted, Westhothligh and Horsted-Keynes, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
Thomas Nevinson, esq., plaintiff, and John Hansard, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciqfits Manor of NEWENHAM alias COURTLANDS
and tenements in Fletching and Maresfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff'
and heirs (HiL, 13 & 14 Ch. II. [1661-2]).
John Hansard, gent., and Mary his wife, plaintiff's, and Thomas
Argles, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of COUETLANDS
alias NEWNHAM and tenements in Fletching and Maresfeild quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Hansard (Mich., 16 Ch. II.
[1664]).
Alan Garway, gent., plaintiff, and John Hansard, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of NEWENHAM alias COURTLAND and
tenements in Marsfield, Fletching, Withiham, Hartfeild, Estgrinsted,
Westhothligh and Horsted-Keynes, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 18 Ch. II. [1666] also fine levied Mich., 30 Ch. II. [1678] ;
same parties and lands).
John Newnham, gent., plaintiff, and Alan Garway, gent., and
Lettice his wife, deforciants Manor of NEWNHAM alias COURTLANDS
and tenements in Fletching and Maresfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 34 Ch. II. [1682]).
William Attree and John Attree, plaintiff's, and John Newnham,
senior, gent., and Anne his wife, and John Newnham, junior, gent.,
deforciants Manor of NEWNHAM alias COUETLANDS and tenements
in Marisfeild, Fletching, Worth, Eastgrinsted and Hailsham, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William Attree (Mich., 4 Ja. II.
[1688]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 319
Thomas Newnham, gent., plaintiff, and John Newnham, senior,
esq., John Newnham, junior, gent., William Newnham, Lewis Newn-
ham, "William Peckham, esq., and Mary his wife, and Nathaniel
Newnham, deforciants Manor of NEWNHAM alias CoUBTLAITDS and
tenements in Maresfield alias Marsfield, Fletching, "Worth, East-
grinsted, Horsted-Keynes, Hailsham, Hellingly and Newick, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hi!., 10 Geo. I. [1723-4]).
Newnham (Park).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hi!., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich., 9 Anne
[1722]).
Newtimber alias Nytymber (Advowson of Church).
See Newtimber (Manor) (Trin., 12 Hen. VIII. [1520] ; Trin.,
14 Hen. VIII. [1522] ; East., 32 Ch. II. [1680] ; Trin., 33 Ch. II.
[1681] ; Trin., 12 Will. III. [1700] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741] ;
Mich., 1 Geo. IV. [1820]).
Newtimber alias Nytymber (Common of Pasture).
See Newtimber (Manor) (Trin., 12 Hen. VIII. [1520] ; Trin., 14
Hen. VIII. [1522]).
Newtimber alias Nytymber (Manor).
Ninian Borell, clerk, William Shelley, Richard Shirley, Thomas
Cheyne, and Thomas Darell, plaintiffs, and Henry Owen, kt., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of NEWETTMBEE
alias NYTYMBER and advowson of church of NEWETYMBEE alias
NYTYMBEE, also moiety of tenements and common of pasture for
200 sheep in NEWETYMBEE alias NYTYMBEE, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Thomas Cheyne (Trin., 12 Hen. VIII. [1520]).
Ninian Borell, clerk, Richard Shyrley, esq., William Shelley,
serjeant at law, Thomas Darell, gent., and Thomas Cheyne, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Henry Owen, kt., and Dorothy his wife, deforciants
Moiety of manor of NYTYMBEE alias NEWETYMBEE, and moiety of
tenements in Nytymber alias Newetymber, also common of pasture
for 200 sheep in NYTYMBEE alias NEWETYMBEE, and advowson of
church of NYTYMBEE alias NEWETYMBEE, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Thomas Cheyne (Trin., 14 Hen. VIII. [1522]).
Thomas Hobbes, esq., and Peter Phesant, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edward Bellingham, kt., Thomas Bellingham, esq., his son and heir-
apparent, Henry Bellingham, gent., and John Bellingham, gent.,
deforciants Manors of NEWTYMBEE and WICKUAM and tenements in
Newtymber, Poynings, Pickombe, Hurst, Westmeston, Awborne,
Steaning, Scale, Bramber and Hent'eild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Hobbes (HiL, 16 Ja. I. [1618-9]).
Stephen Leonard, esq., and Thomas Darcey, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Bellingham, esq., deforciant Manors of NEWTYMBEE and
WICKHAM and tenements in Newtymber, Poynings, Pickcombe, Hurst,
Westmeston, Awborne, Steaning, Scale, Bramber and Heufeild, quit-
320 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Stephen Leonard (Hil., 16 Ch. I.
[1640-1]).
Henry Barker, esq., and Anthony Collins, esq., plaintiff's, and
Edward Woodcocke, esq., deforciant Manor of NEWTIMBER quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Henry Barker (East., 1655).
George Rogers, esq., plaintiff", and Edward Belliugham, gent.,
John Bellingham, gent., and Walter Bellingham, gent., deforciants
Manor of NEWTYMBER quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
12 Ch. II. [1660]).
Anthony Collins, esq., and Henry Barker, esq., plaintiffs, and
Pury Gust, esq., and Ursula his wife, deforciants Manor of NEW-
TYMBER and tenements in Newtymber, also portion of tithes annually
renewing in NEWTYMBER, and the advowson of church of NEWTYMBER,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Anthony Collins (East.,
32 Ch. II. [1680]).
Thomas Osborne, gent., plaintiff, and Pury Gust, esq., and Ursula
his wife, and Mary Woodcocke, wid., deforciants Manor of NEW-
TIMBER and tenements in Newtimber, also portion of tithes annually
renewing in NEWTIMBER, and the advowson of church of NEWTIMBER,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 33 Ch. II. [1681]).
Saphira Lightmaker, wid., Edward Lightmaker, gent., and John
Cotton, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Osborne, gent., and Anne his
wife, deforciants Manor of NEWTYMBER and tenements in Newtym-
ber, also portion of tithes annually arising and growing in NEWTYMBER,
and the advowson of ch/irch of NEWTYMBER, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Saphira Lightmaker (Trin., 12 Will. III. [1700]).
Nathaniel Newnham the younger, esq., plaintiff, and Leighton
Osborne, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of NEW-
TIMBER and tenements in Newtimber, and all tithes whatsoever
yearly growing, renewing or increasing in or upon SADDLESCOMB
FARM in NEWTIMBER, and the advowson of church of NEWTIMBER,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 15 Greo. II. [1741]).
John Birkett, gent., plaintiff', and John Lewis Newnham, esq., and
Selina Duclos his wife, deforciants Manor, lordship or royalty of
NEWTIMBER, and tenements in Newtimber, the advowson or rectory of
church of NEWTIMBER, and all tithes and portions of tithes whatsoever
belonging to said rectory, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
1 Geo. IV. [1820]).
Newtimber (Tithes).
See Newtimber (Manor) (East., 32 Ch. II. [1681]; Trin.,
33 Ch. II. [1681] ; Trin., 12 Will. III. [1700] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II.
[1741] ; Mich., 1 Geo. IV. [1820]).
New Winchelsea (Advowson of Church and Bailiff of Town).
See Winchelsea.
Newyk (Manor). See Newtek and Chailey.
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 321
Ninfield (Advowson of Church). See Nenfield.
North Bersted alias North Bars ted (Manor).
See Shripney (Mich., 23 Ch. II. [1671]).
Thomas Browne, gent., and Benjamin Portlock, gent., plaintiff's,
and Richard Ashfeild, bt., and Dorcas his wife, deforciants Site of
manor of NORTH BERSTEAD and tenements in North Bersted and
South Bersted alias South Berstead quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
of Thomas Browne (Trin., 30 Ch. II. [1678]).
See AUwicTc (Manor) (Hil., 54 G-eo. III. [1814])
See Shripney (Trin., 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
North Chapel (Advowson of Church).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
North Chapel (Manor).
See Petworth (Manor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514]).
Northease (Manor).
See Radmell (Manor) (Mich., 1653).
Northiam alias Northiham (Advowson of Church).
Thankf ull Frewen, gent., plaintiff, and Francis, Viscount Mount-
ague, deforciant Advowson of church of NORTHIHAM quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 12 Ch. I. [1636]).
Northie alias Northy (Manor).
Matthew Taylor, plaintiff, and John Blomer, esq., deforciant
Manor of NORTHY and tenements in Bexill alias Bexley and Battell
granted to said Matthew Taylor for term of 21 years at the yearly
rent of one peppercorn (Trin., 1654).
Henry Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and John Wehb, bt., and Barbara
his wife, and John Webb, esq., his son and heir, deforciants Manor
of NORTHIE and tenements in Northie, Baxhill alias Baxley alias
Bexhill and Battell, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 10 Geo. I.
[1724]).
See South Malling-Lindfield-Surleigh-Arches (Trin., 27 Geo. III.
[1787]). .
North Launsyng alias North Launcyng (Manor). See Lancing.
Northmarden (Advowson of Church).
William Thorne, S.T.D., plaintiff, and Henry Bering, gent., defor-
ciant Tenements in Northmarden and advowson of church of
NORTHMARDEN quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 7 Ja. I.
[1009]).
Northmarden (Manor).
William Genman, plaintiff, and Thomas Grenefylde and Alice his
wife, deforciants Manor of NORTHMARDEN and tenements in North-
YOL. XX. T
322 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
marden, also common of pasture for 140 sheep on the common there
called NOETHMAKDEN DOWN in Northrnarden, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
William Jenman, plaintiff, and John Jenman and Alice his wife,
deforciants Manor of NORTH MAEDEN and tenements in North
Marden quitclaimed to plaintiff a^A heirs (East., 33 Eliz. [1591]).
William Jenman, plaintiff, and Joan Long, wid., and Richard
Long, her son, deforciants Manor of NOETHMAEDEN and tenements
in Northmarden quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 18 Ja. I.
[1620]).
Henry Peckham, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Jenman and
Margaret his wife, William Fairemaner and Margaret his wife, John
Fowke, gent., and Richard Poate, deforciants Manor of NOETH-
MARDEJT and tenements in Xorthmarden quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 20 Ch. II. [1668]).
See Holt (Triii., 29 Geo. III. [1789]).
Northmarden Down (Common of Pasture).
See Nortliinarden (Manor) (East., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
Northmundham (Advowson of Chantry).
See Halnaker (Manor) (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII. [1536] ; East.,
31 & 32 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
Northmundham (Manor, Rectory, and Advowson of Vicarage).
See Mundham and South Mundham.
See Euncton (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607]).
See Nytimber (Manor in Pagham) (Hil., 29 Geo. II. [1756]
D.C.).
Henry Wilson, plaintiff, and Cholmondeley Brereton, esq., and
Susanna his wife, deforciants Rectories of NOETHMUNDHAM and
HUNSTON alias HUNSON quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
30 Geo. II. [1757]).
Northstoke (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East,, 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Seeding (Hil., 24 Eliz. [1581-2]).
The Queen, plaintiff, and Thomas, Lord Howard, Baron of
Walden, deforciant Mariors in cos. Norfolk, Norwich, Essex, Middle-
sex. Kent. Suffolk and Salop, aud manor of NOETHSTOOKE and
tenements in Northstooke, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to the Queen, her
heirs and successors (Mich., 43 & 44 Eliz. [1601] D.C.).
The King, plaintiff, and Thomas, Earl of Suffolk, and Katherine
his wife, deforciants Manors in cos. Norfolk, Norwich, Essex,
Middlesex, Kent, Suffolk and Salop, and manor of NOBTHSTOOKE aud
tenements in Northstooke, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to the King, his
Heirs and successors (Mich., 1 Ja. I. [1603] P.C.).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Lord William Howard, George Ryvers, kt., Richard Amherst, esq.,
and Edward Lyndsey, esq., plaintiffs, and Richard, Earl of Dorset, and
A nne his wife, deforciants Divers manors in cos. Kent, London and
Middlesex, and manors of NOETHSTOKE, MATES IN ESTGEINSTED,
BIECHDEN, SOUTHEASTE-HEYTON and TELSCOMBE, and tenements in
Lyndfeild. Worth, Ardingly, Northstoke, Estgrinsted, Southease,
Heyton, Telscombe, Horsharn, Pett, Farleigh, Bodiham, Wiuchelsea,
Marisfeild, Fletching, Buxted, Westham, Retherfeild and Withiam,
also rectories of FLETCHING and ROTTINGDEAN, co. Sussex, and manor
of Rigat, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Lord
William Howard (Trin., 14 Ja. I. [1616] D.C.).
John Stans feild, gent., plaintiff, and Richard, Earl of Dorset,
William, Lord Howard, George Ryvers, kt., Richard Amherst, esq.,
and Edward Lyndsey, esq.. deforciants Manor of NOETHSTOKE and
tenements in Northstoke, Bury and Atnberley, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs Warranted against said Richard, Earl of Dorset, and
against heirs of Thomas, late Earl of Dorset, deceased, his father
(Triii., 16 Ja. I. [1618]).
See Denton (Manor) (Trin., 4 Will. & Mary [1692] D.C.).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
Northstoke (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage).
John Standley, gent., plaintiff, and John Cornford and Joan his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Northstoke and rectory pf NOETH-
STOKE, and tithes of corn, grain, hay, wool, lambs, and all tithes,
oblations, obventions and emoluments arising in Northstoke, and also
the advowson of vicarage of NOETHSTOKE, quitclaimed to plaintiff* and
heirs (Mich., 3 Ja. I. [1605]).
Edward Beeke, plaintiff, and John Standley, gent., and Dorothy his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Northstoke and rectory of NOETH-
STOKE, and tithes of corn, grain, hay, wool, lambs, and all tithes,
oblations, obventiona and emoluments arising in Northstoke, and also
advowson of vicarage of NOETHSTOKE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
John Cooper, gent., and Stephen Penkherst, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Stanley, gent., and Dorothy his wife, deforciants Tenements in
Northstoke and rectory of NOETHSTOKE, and tithes of corn, grain,
hay, wool, lambs, and all tithes, oblations, obventions and emoluments
arising in Northstoke, and also advowson of vicarage of NOETHSTOKE,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Cooper (Hil., 5 Ja. I.
[1607-8]).
John Spence, esq., plaintiff, and John Apsley, esq., and Hannah
his wife, George Murrey and Cordelia his wife, and William Brett and
Anne his wife, deforciants Tenements in Northstoke and rectory of
NOETHSTOKE, and all tithes to the rectory belonging, and also advow-
son of vicarage of NOETHSTOKE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 2 Geo. I. [1715]).
John Jolliffe, esq., plaintiff, and Apsley Brett and Anne Brett, spr.,
T 2
324 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
deforciants Tenements in Northstoke and rectory of NOBTHSTOKK,
and all tithes to the rectory appertaining, and likewise advowson of
vicarage of NOBTHSTOKE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
1 Geo. III. [1760]).
See Combe alias Combes (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
North wood alias Norwood (Manor).
See Treyford (Manor) (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] B.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [15G6] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] B.C.).
William Leeffe and John Leeffe, plaintiffs, and Philip, Karl of
Arrundell, and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of NOETHWOODD
and tenements in Northwood, Stoughton and Upmarden, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of William Leeffe (Mich., 24 & 25 Eliz.
[1582]).
Thomas Miller, kt", and Francis Sone, plaintiffs, and Edward
Madgwick, gent., and Anne his wife, Henry Blaxton, gent., and Anne
his wife, Edward Cole and Alice his wife, and Christopher Nevil,
deforciants Manor of NOETHWOOD and tenements in Nutborne,
Yapton, Northwood, Stoughton, Upmarden, Berrvcourt, Willbridge,
and S. Peter the Great, City of Chichester, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Thomas Miller '(East., 6 Will. & Mary [1694]).
Northwood (Manor Annual Eent).
Joseph Taylor, plaintiff", and Anne Durell, deforciant Yearly
rent of 20 issuing out of manor of NOETHWOOD quitclaimed to
plaintifand heirs (Mich., 12 Geo. II. [1738]).
Norwood alias Northwood (Lands).
See Otham (Manor) (Trin., 6 Geo. I. [1720] D.C.).
Norwood (Manor). See Northwood.
Notbourne (Manor). See Nutlourne.
Novington (Manor).
See Buttinghill (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] B.C.).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East,, 24 Eliz. [1582]).
George Luxford, gent., and Thomas Luxford, gent., plaintiffs, and
George Goring, kt., deforciant Manor of NOVINGTON and tenements
in Westmeston quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George .Luxford
(East., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Nutbourne alias Notbourne (Manor).
Edmund Porde, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Wyndesor, esq., and
Eleanor his wife, deforciants Manor of NOTBOUENE and tenements in
'&EN&Y VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 325
Notbourne, also moiety of manors of BRAMBLETYE and LAVERTYE, and
tenements in Brambletye, Lavertye, Est Greiiested aud Regatt, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Harting (Manor) (Mich., 2 & 8 Eliz. [1560]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
'William Hildrop, plaintiff, and John Brett and Margaret his wife,
deforciants Manor of NTJTBORNE quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs
Warranted against said John Brett and Margaret, and heirs of John,
and against heirs of Kobert Brett his father and Elizabeth his wife
(Hil., 45 Eliz. [1602-3]).
John Tilley, senior, and John Tilley, junior, plaintiff's, and
Edward Madgewicke, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Moiety
of manor of NUTBORNE quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John
Tilley, senior (Trin., 21 Ch. I. [1645]).
Lawrence Brinley and Robert Brinley, plaintiffs, and Richard
Brinley and Katheriue his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of
NUTBOORNE and tenements in Westborne quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Lawrence Brinley (Mich., 1656).
Richard Wavell, gent., plaintiff", and William Wavell, gent., and
Edith his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of NUTBOURNE and
tenements in Westbourne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
1658).
John Lloyd, gent., plaintiff, and Edith Wavell, wid., and Thomas
Arnold, junior, gent., and Edith his wife, deforciants Moiety of
manor of NUTBORNE and tenements in Westbourne quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 7 Will. III. [1695]).
Robert Reynolds, plaintiff", and George Bowler, gent., and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manor of NUTTBOURNE and tenements in West-
bourne quitclaimed to plain tiff and heirs (Trin., 4 Anne [1705]).
John Mounsher, gent., plaintiff, and Robert Reynolds, gent., and
Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of NUTBOURNE and tenements in
Westbourne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 13 Anne
[1714]).
Charles Randol Covert, clerk, plaintiff, and John Mounsher, esq.,
and Sarah his wife, deforciants Manor of NUTUOURNE and tenements
in Westbourne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 6 G-eo. II.
[1733]).
See Chidham (Manor) (Hil., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
Nutbourne-S. Cleres alias Saint Cleeres (Manor).
Ralph Cooper, plaintiff", and John Stoughton, gent., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of NUTBORNE-SAINT CLERES and tene-
ments in Nutborne- Saint Cleres and Borne alias Westborne quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said John Stoughton
and Elizabeth and their heirs, and against George Stoughton, gent.,
his brother, and his heirs (Mich., 34 & 35 Eliz. [1592]).
326 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Moorey, gent., plaintiff, and Adrian Stoughton, esq., and
Ralph Cooper, gent., deforciants Manor of NUTBORNE-SAINT CLEERE
alias SAINT CLEERES and tenements in Nutborne-Saint Cleere alias
Saint Cleeres and Borne alias Westborne quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 1 Ja. I. [1603]).
William Aylmer, gent., and Thomas Hipkin, plaintiff's, and Richard
Langrish, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of SAINT
GLEBES alias CLARES and tenements in Westborne and Boseham,
co. Sussex, and tenements in Warblington, co. Southampton, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William Aylmer (Hil., 11 Ja. I.
[1613-4] D.C.).
Nutham (Manor).
See Shortsfield (Mich., 4 Ch. I. [1628]).
George Kempe, kt. and bt., and Henry Bishopp, esq., plaintiff's,
and John Caryll, esq., deforciant Manors of NUTHAM and SHORTTES-
FEILD and tenements in Westgriusted, Horsham, Outburst and
Rusper, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of George Kempe (Mich.,
1653).
William Hill, gent., plaintiff, and Philip Caryll, esq., deforciant
Manors of NUTHAM and SHORTESFEILD alias SHORTSFEILD and tene-
ments in Horsham, Nuthurst, Westgrinsted, Rusper, Shipley, Ifeild,
Thakeham, Chiltington and Billingshurst, quitclaimed to plaint iff and
heirs (East., 5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
See Shortsfield (Mich,, 1 Geo. II. [1727]).
Francis Chambre, gent., plaintiff, and Sir Thomas Broughton, bt.,
and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of NUTHAM, SHORTSFIELD
and KNEPP alias KNAPP, and tenements in Shipley alias Shcpley.
West Grinstead, Horsham and Ifield, and also rectory of HORSHAM,
quitclaimed to plaintiff und heirs (East., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
Maria Aldridge, wid., plaintiff, and Edmund Henry Barker and
Frances Sarah his wife, deforciants Manors of NUTHAM and SHORTS-
FIELD and tenements in Nuthurst, Rusper, Horsham, Balcombe,
Rudgwick and Maplehurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Triu.,
58 Geo. III. [1818]).
Nuthurst (Messuage called Ryland). See Eyland.
Nuthurst (View of Frank Pledge).
See Cheseworth (Mich., 5 Ed. VI. [1551]).
Nytymber (Manor). See Newtimber.
Nytymber (Manor) in Pagham.
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
John Cowper, gent., and Philip Dai-ell, gent., plaintiff's, and Thomas
Darell, esq., deforciant Manor of NYTYMBER and tenements in
Pagham, and common of pasture for 14 ewes and 1 rani in CHARLE-
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 327
TON, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Cowper (Mich., 29 &
30 Eliz. [1587]).
George Goring, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Darrell, esq., deforciant
Manor of NTTYMBEB and tenements and view of frank pledge
in PAGHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 40 & 41 Eliz.
[1598]).
John Shurley, kt., and William Newton, esq., plaintiffs, and George
Goring, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of NYTYMBEE and
tenements in Pagham quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John
Shurley (Mich., 11 Ja. I. [1613]).
Thomas Bowyer, esq., plaintiff', and John Shurley, kt., George
Goring, kt., and Mary his wife, and William Newton, esq., deforciants
Manor of NYTTMBEB and tenements in Pagham quitclaimed to
plaintiff ? and heirs Warranted against said George Goring and Mary
and heirs of George, and against heirs of George Goring, esq.,
deceased (East., 12 Ja. I. [1614]).
See Burton (Manor) (East., 14 Ja. I. [1616]; Trin., 11 Ch. I.
[1635]).
William Brereton, gent., and William Phillips, esq., plaintiff's, and
Cholmondiey Brereton, esq., and Susannah his wife, deforciants
Manor of Woodthorpe, co. Lincoln, and manors of NYTIMBEE and
NOETHMUNDHAM, and tenements in Nytimber, Northmundham, Pag-
ham, Hunston alias Hunson alias Huston, Keaner alias Kenward
alias Kymere and Siddlesham alias Siddleham, and also rectories of
NOETH MUNDHAM, HUSSION alias HUDSON alias HUSTON and KEANEE
alias KENWABD alias KTMEEE, and two third parts of all tithes to
same rectory of North Mundham belonging, and two third parts of all
tithes issuing out of 2 messuages, 2 gardens, 240 ac. land, 2 ac. meadow,
4 ac. pasture, 12 ac. wood, 50 ac. furze and heath and 50 ac. marsh in
SIDDLESHAM alias SIDDLEHAM, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plain-
tiffs and heirs of William Brereton (Hil., 29 Geo. II. [1756] D.C.).
Occley (Manor). See Ockley.
Ockley alias Occley (Manor).
Alice Barnham, wid., and Stephen Barnham, esq., plaintiffs, and
John Awood, gent., and Susan his wife, and Edmund Awood, gent.,
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of OCKLEY alias OCCLEY and
tenements in Keymer, Cuckfield, Clayton and Ditchening alias
Detcheling, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Stephen Barnham
(Mich., 44 & 45 Eliz. [1602]).
George Luxford, gent., plaintiff, and Martin Barneham, esq., and
Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of OCKLEY alias OCCLEY and
tenements in Kymer alias Keymer, Cuckfeild, Clayton and Ditchening
alias Ditcheling, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Thomas Hider, gent., and Richard A listen, gent, plaintiff's, and
John Luxford, gent., and Richard Luxi'ord, gent., deforciants Manors
of OCKLET and G.BOYE alias (3 ROYELAND and tenements in Clayton,
Keymer, Twynham and Westmiston, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Hider (East., 8 Ch. I. [1632]).
Odens alias Odeins (Manor).
See Horsted-Keynes (Manor) (East., 40 Eliz. [1598]).
Edward Lightmaker, plaintiff, and Edward Michelborne, esq.,
George Bord, gent., Herbert Morley, esq., John Pay, esq., and Mary
Bord, wid., deforciants Manor of ODENS and tenements in Horsted-
Keynes and Westhothly quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
1659).
Odyans (Manor). See Odens.
Oer (Manor and Advowson of Church). See Ore.
Offham (Manor).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] B.C.).
Offington alias Offingham (Manor).
See Ramsey (Manor) (East., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
John Browne and Thomas Turner, plaintiff's, and John Alford,
esq., deforciant Manor of OFFINGHAM and tenements in Broadwater,
Bramber and Goreing* quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John
Browne (Mich., 13 Geo. I. [1726]).
Old Court (Manor).
See Buttinahill (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] D.C.).
See Herstmonceux (Castle) (Trin., 28 Ch. II. [1676] ; Trin.,
6 Anne [1706]).
See Foxearle (East., 48 Geo. III. [1808] ; Trin., 59 Geo. III.
[1819]).
Oldebery (Manor).
Richard Sakevile, gent., plaintiff, and John Heberden and Thomas
Heberden, deforciants Manors of OLDEBERY and SEBECHE and tene-
ments in Oldebery, Sebeche, Boxgrave, Halfnakyd, Ertham, Slyndon,
Strethampton, Westergate, Sengelton and Westdene, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 32 Hen. VIII. [1540-1]).
Old Land (Manor).
Richard Amherst, esq., and Edward Amherst, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Wood, getit., and Constance his wife, and Urban Best, clerk,
and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of OLDLAND and tenements in
Buxsted and Marisfeild, and common of pasture for all animals in
forest of ASHDOWNE, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard
Amherst (East., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
329
John Nutt, clerk, plaintiff, and Richard Arnherst, serjeant at law,
and Margaret his wife, and Richard Amherst, gent., his son and heir,
deforciants Tenements in Buxsted alias Bucksted and Marisfeild,
and common of pasture for all animals in forest of ASHDOWNE, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said Richard
Amherst and Margaret and heirs of Hichard, and against heirs of
Edward Amherst, gent., deceased, brother of said Richard (East.,
22 Ja. I. [1624]).
Old Park (Manor). See Alkesborne.
Old Shoreham alias Ruspar (Manor). See Shoreham.
Thomas Bowyer, citizen and grocer of London, plaintiff, and
Robert Suthwell, esq., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manors of
OLDSHOHHAM and MADEHERST and tenements in Walderton, Stough-
ton, Estwyteryng, Southbynsted, Angmeryng, Langburtham, Shuldham
alias Selham, Rotyngden, Brighelrnestou, Oldshorham, Madeherst,
Ovyngden and Newshorham, and advowson of church of SHULDHAM
alias SELHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 31 Hen. VIII.
[1540]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555]
D.C.).
See Arundel (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Stephen Addames, plaintiff, and .John Urkin and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of OLD SHOREHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (East., 1656).
See Wiggenholt (Manor) (Triii., 6 & 7 Geo. II. [1733] D.C.).
Edward Elliston, esq., plaintiff, and John Kirrill, esq., John
Knowler, esq., Barbara Monk, spr., and Thomas May, esq., and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manors of RUSPAR alias OLD SHOREHAM and
WIGGENHOLT, and tenements in Old Shoreham, New Shoreham,
Cootham, Storrington, Pulborough, Wiggenholt, Hitchingfield, Slynfold
alias Slynford, Billingshurst, Chiltington, Madgewick, Gretham,
Ashington, Washington and Wiston, quitclaimed to plaintiff a,nd heirs
(East., 8 Geo. II. [1735]).
Colvill Bridger, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Eliot, esq., and
Catherine his wife, deforciants Manor of RUSPAR alias RUSPEB
alias OLD SHOREHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (HiL,
7 Geo. III. [1707]).
Old Stoneham (Manor). See Stoneham.
Olmested (Manor). See Holmsted- Mortimers.
Olmested-Mortimers (Manor). See Holmsted- Mortimers.
On sty (Rectory).
See Swanborouah (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
330 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES
On worth (Manor). See Won worth:
Oram alias Oreham (Manor).
William Goryng, kt., John Palmer, esq., Thomas Threle, John
Apseley, John Fennour, and John Covert, son and heir-apparent of
Eichard Covert, esq., plaintiff's, and Eobert Darkenoll and Alice his
wife, deforciants Third part of moiety of manor of ORAM and third
part of moiety of tenements in Henfeld, Abarton and Woodmancote,
also sixth part of tenements in Warnham, co. Sussex, and third part
of fourth part of manor of Dacheworth, co. Hertford, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of John Covert Warranted against William,
Abbot of the Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his successors
(Mich., 25 Hen. VIII. [1533] D.C.).
Edward Covert, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Covert, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of ORAM alias OEEHAM and tenements in Henfeld,
Oram alias Oreham and Woodmancote (which Anne Covert, wid.,
holds for her life of the inheritance of said Eichard, with reversion to
said Eichard and heirs), granted by said Eichard, after the decease of
said Anne, to Edward Covert and his heirs (East., 6 Eliz. [1564]).
Thomas Weller, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Covert, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of ORHAM and tenements iu Henfeld alias Hendfeild,
Woodmancote, Orham and Abberton, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 1656).
George Luxford, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Covert, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of ORHAM and tenements in Hendfeld alias Hendfeild,
Woodmancoate, Orham* Abberton and Hurstperpoint, quitclaimed to
plaintiff &nd heirs (East., 12 Ch. II. [1660]).
G-eorge Luxford, gent., plaintiff', and Edward Covert, esq., and
Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of ORHAM and tenements in
Hendfeld alias Heni'eild, Woodmancoate, Orham, Abberton and
Hurstperpoint, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 19 Ch. II.
[1667]).
Thomas Osborne, plaintiff, and Edward Covert, esq., and Joan his
wife, deforciants Manor of ORAM and tenements in Henfeild and
Woodmancoat quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (East., 22 Ch. II.
[1670]).
Thomas Patching, plaintiff', and Thomas Osborne, gent., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of ORAM and tenements in Henfeild
and Woodmancoate quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 35
Ch. II. [1683]).
Thomas Powell, plaintiff, and Thomas Smith and Hannah his wife,
deforciants Manor of ORAM and tenements in Henfeild quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 8 Anne [1709]).
Eichard Scrace, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Smith, gent., and
Hannah his wife, deforciants Manor of ORAM and tenements in
Woodmancoate and Hendfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 1 Geo. I. [1715]).
John Ludlow, ^plaintiff', and Thomas Powell, Eichard Eames, and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. B
Thomas Smith and Hannah his wife, deforciants Manor of OEAM
and tenements in Henfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Trin.,
1 Geo. I. [1715]).
Thomas Sheppard, gent., plaintiff', and Thomas Smith, gent., and
Hannah his wife, deforciants Manor of OEAM and tenements in
Woodmancoat and Henfeild quitdairned to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich.,
4 Geo. I. [1717]).
Ore alias Oare (Manor and Advowsou of Church).
Bichard Sakevyle, esq., plaintiff, and Godard Halle, gent., and
Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of QBE and tenements in Ore, West-
fild, Hastyng, Gestlyug, Farleght, Holyngton, Pette, Iden, Playden and
Ewerst, also advowson of church of ORE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (East., 34 & 35 Hen. VIII. [1543]).
Henry Glemham, kt., John Tufton, esq., Thomas Culpeper, esq.,
John Colson, gent., and Richard Connock, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Sackville, K.G., Lord Buckhurst, and Cicely his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of OEB, GESTLYNG. GENSYNG, WYNDE, BALDESLOW,
FRENCHCOUET alias FABLEIGH and LANKEHERST, and tenements in
Oer, Saint Maries alias Castle parish, Gestlyng, Hollyngton, Saint
Leonards, Faireleigh alias Parelie, Westfield, Beckly, Bulverhyde and
All Saints, and the prebend of BUJ/VERHYDE, and all tithes, oblations,
obventions and profits whatsoever in Bulverhyde, and advowsons of
churches of OEB and GESTLYNG, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Henry Glemham (East., 36 Eliz. [1594]).
John Pynche, esq., Thomas Pynche, gent., and Daniel Woollett,
gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Sackvill, esq., Edward Gage, esq., and
George Smyth, esq.. deforciants Manor of ORE and tenements in Ore,
Hollington, Castle S. Mary Hastinges and Hastinges, and advowson of
church of OEE, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Fynche
(Mich., 10 Ja. I. [16L2]).
Thomas Brewer, gent., and John Vincent, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Crispe, esq., deforciant Manor of OARE alias OEB and tene-
ments in Oare alias Oer and Castle, also advowson of church of OABE
alias OEB, co. Sussex, and manors of Underdowne and Lottinge, and
tenements in Herne, Chislett, Westhide, Dymchurch and Burmarsh,
co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Brewer (Mich.,
16 Ch. I. [1640] D.C.).
See Telding (East., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
Henry Arundell, esq., Henry Tichbnrn, bt., and Anthony Kempe,
esq., plaintiff's, and John Caryll, junior, gent., and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manor of OARE alias OEB and tenements in Oare alias
Oer and Castle, also advowson of church of OARE alias OER,
co. Sussex, aud manors in co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Henry Arundell (Mich, 2 Will. & Mary [1690] D.C.).
John Fortescue, esq., and Francis Loggin, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Caryll, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, Henry Joseph Tichborne, bt.,
Edward Caryll, gent., and Katherine Caryll, deforciants Manor of
332 SUSSEX MA.NORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
OAKE alias OER and tenements in Oare alias Oer and Castle, also advovv-
son of church of OAKE alias OEB, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
of John Eortescue (Mil., 3 Geo. II. [1729-30]).
James Murray and David Murray, esq., plaintiffs, and John
Caryll, esq., and Mary his wife, 'deforciants Manor of OAEE alias OBE
and tenements in Ore and Castle parish quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of James Murray (Hil., 10 Geo. 111. [1770]).
Oreham (Manor). See Oram.
Orfold alias Overfold (Manor).
Giles Covert, gent., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell, defor-
ciant Manor of OBFOLD alias OVEBFOLD and tenements in Grene,
settled on said Earl of Aruudell, to hold to him and heirs male of his
body, remainder to heirs of the body of said Earl lawfully begotten,
remainder to right heirs of said Earl (Trin., 7 Ed. VI. [1553]).
See Bercourt (Manor) (Hil., 5 Eliz. [1562-3]).
Oseys (Manor).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
Osnersh and Golbrands (Manor).
John Kydd, plaintiff?, and Humphrey Covert, esq., deforciant
Manor of OSNEBSH and COLBBANDES and tenements in Eetherfeild
and Wytheham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
John Baker, gent., William Baker, and John Baker, plaintiffs, and
Humphrey Covert, esq., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
OSSNEBSH and tenements in lletherfeild and Wytheham quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of John Baker, gent. (East., 3 Ja. I. [1605]).
See Birchden (Trin., 1 Ch. I. [1625] ; East , 13 Ch. II. [1661] ;
East., 12 Geo. II. [1739]).
Otehale alias Othale (Manor).
John Michell, senior, esq., Edmund Mychell, gent., John Michel-
bourn, and Thomas Godman, plaintiffs, and Kobert Kydd and Joan his
wife, deforciants Manor of OTHALE and tenements in Wevelysfeld,
Cokefyld, Balcomb, Lyndefeld, Kymer and Hyrstperpoynt, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of John Michelbourn (East., 33 Hen. VIII.
[1542]).
Richard Porter, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Godman, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of OTEHALE and tenements in Wyvelsfeild, Plumpton,
Hurstperpoint, Barcombe, Dicheiiing and Kymer, quitclaimed to
plaintiffa.u& heirs (Mich., 6 Ch. I. [1630]).
Otham (Manor).
See Bayham (Mich., 18 Hen. VIII. [1526] D.C.).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 333
James Thetcher, esq., and Thomas Ellys, plaintiffs, and James
Rootes, gent., and Anne his wife, Thomas Rootes, gent., and James
Snowe and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of OTHAM and
tenements in Otham, Haylesham, Foldngton, Westham, Herstmounceux
and Watlyng, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James Thetcher
(Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1]).
John Raynes, gent., plaintiff, and Jolm Acton, deforciant Manor
of OTTHAM and tenements in Ottham, Hailsham, Folkington alias
Fokington, Arlington and Westham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 2 Ja. II. [1086]).
Richard Shelley, esq., and Richard Miller, plaintiffs, and . John
Acton and Elizabeth his wife, and John Miller and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of OTHAM and tenements in Hailsham, Otham,
Folkington alias Fokeington, Westham and Arlington, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Shelley (Hil., 6 Will. III. [1694-5]).
Otham (Manor and Priory Annual Rent).
Matthew Decker, bt., plaintiff, and James, Duke of Chandos, and
Cassandra his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 16 13*. 4d. issuing
out of manor and priory of OTHAM ; annual rent of 16 16s. Of ?.
issuing out of college of AKTJNDELL; and annual rent of 3 12s. l^d.
issuing out of divers lands and tenements in TEUTFORD alias TRAYFOBD,
NORWOOD alias NORTHWOOD and TORTINGTON, co. Sussex, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs Divers annual rents in other counties also
quitclaimed (Trin., 6 Geo. I. [1720] D.C.).
Overfold (Manor). See Or/old.
Over holt (Forest).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
Oving (Lands called Standleigh Rent).
See Deane (Manor in Trotton) (Mich., 35 Geo. III. [1815]).
Oving (Tithes).
See Gates (East., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
Ovingdeane alias Ovyngden (Advowson of Church).
See Ovingdeane (Manor) (Trin., 36 Hen. VIII. [1544] ; Hil.,
4&5Ed. VI. [1550-1].
See East Ferring (Trin., 15 Ja, I. [1617]).
See Ovingdeane (Manor) (Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637] ; Mich., 24 Ch. I.
[1648]).
Ovingdeane alias Ovyngden (Manor).
See Stvanborouffh (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
John Tayler and John Beche, plaintiff's, and Richard Belyngham,
esq., and Mary his wife, Henry Groryng, esq., and Dorothy his wife,
deforciants Manor of OVYNGDEN and tenements in Ovyngden,
334 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Rottyngden, Bryghthelmyston, Kyngeston near Lewes, Bercoinbe and
Hurstperpound, also advowson of church of OVYNGDEN, settled as to
one moiety of the said manor, tenements and advowson on said
Richard and Mary and the longer liver of them, remainder to heirs
male of the body of Mary by said Richard, remainder to the right
heirs of Mary ; and as to the other moiety of manor, tenements
and advowson, to said Henry and Dorothy and the longer liver of
them, remainder to heirs male of the body of Dorothy by said Henry,
remainder to right heirs of Dorothy (Trin., 36 Hen. VIII. [1544]).
John Foxton, plaintiff, and Richard Bellyngham, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of OVYNGDEN and tenements in
Ovyngden, Rottyngden, Bryghthelmeston, Kyngeston near Lewes,
Barcombe and Hurstperpound, also moiety of advowson of church of
OVYNGDEN, settled on said Richard Bellyngham and Mary and the
longer liver of them, remainder to Edward Bellyngham their son in tail
male, remainder to Henry Bellyngham another son in tail male,
remainder to Richard Bellyngham another son in tail male, remainder
to Thomas Bellyngham another son in tail male, remainder to the heir
male of the body of said Mary by said Richard, remainder to right
heirs of said Mary (Hil., 4 & 5 Ed. VI. [1550-1]).
See East Ferring (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
George Churcher, esq., Henry Faulconer, esq., and Daniel Rogers,
gent., plaintiff's, and Thomas West, gent., and Cicely his wife, defor-
ciants Tenements in Ovingdeane and advowson of church of OVING-
DEANE, also moiety of u^inor of OVINGDEANE. quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of George Churcher (Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
William Alcock, gent., plaintiff, and Charles Cotton, esq., defor-
ciant Tenements in Oviugdeane and moiety of manor of OVINGDEANE,
also advowson of moiety of church of OTINGDEANE, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
William Alcock, gent., plaintiff, and Cicely Rolt, wid., and Henry
West, esq., and Alice his wife, deforciants Tenements and moiety of
manor of OVINGDEANE in Ovingdeane quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs
(East., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
Anthony Springett, esq., plaintiff, and Harbert Springett, gent.,
and Elizabeth his wife, and Harbert Styles and Joan his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of OVINGDEANE and tenements in Ovingdeane, Rotting-
deane and All Saints, Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
1 Ja. II. [1685]).
William Pellatt, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Payne, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of OVINGDEANE and tenements
in Ovingdeane quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1 & 2 Ja. II.
[1685-6]).
See Ghaloners (Manor) (East., 13 Anne [1714]).
Henry Hoper, clerk, plaintiff, and William Courthope Mabbott,
esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of OVINGDEANE and
tenements in Ovingdeane quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 335
Ovingdeane (Tithes).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] B.C.).
Owborne alias Houghborne (Manor).
Arthur Langeworth, esq., plaintiff, and John Atwelles and Eobert
Atwelles, deforciants Manor of OWBORNE alias WOBORNE and
tenements in Buxsted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Bast., 33
Eliz. [1591]).
John Langworth, S.T.P., plaintiff, and Arthur Langworth, esq., and
Eose his wife, deforciants Manor of OWBORNE alias WOBORNE and
tenements in Bucksted quitclaimed \o plaintiff and heirs Warranted
against said Arthur and Eose and heirs of Arthur, and against John
Welles and Kobert Welles and their heirs (Trin., 34 Eliz. [1592]).
John Board, esq., and Francis Board, gent., plaintiffs, and Francis
Langworth, senior, gent., and Mary his wife, and Francis Langworth,
junior, gent., deforciants Manor of OWBORNE and tenements in
Bucksted quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Board (Trin.,
32 Ch. II. [1680]).
Allan Mills, plaintiff, and John Tabor, gent., and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of HOUGHBORNE and tenements
in Buxted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 13 Will. III.
[17011).
John Newdegate, gent., plaintiff, and William Kempe, gent., and
Philadelphia his wife, deforciants Manor of OWBORNE alias HOUGH-
BORNE alias HOUGHBOURN and tenements in Buxtead alias Buxted,
Maugfeld alias Mayfield, Hethfeld alias Heathfeild, Westhothly alias
West Hoadley, Fletching, Plumpton, Westmeston, Chiltington and
All Saints in Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich.,
7 Geo. II. [1733]).
Henry Manning, plaintiff, and John Whitfield, gent., and Mary
his wife, and Thomas Cruttenden and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of OWBORNE alias HOUGHBORNE alias HOUGHBOURNE and
tenements in Buxted, S. Michael in Lewes and 8. Thomas in the
Cliffe near Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 24 & 25
Geo. II. [1751]).
John Bridger, esq., Eichard Eideout, and Bateman Eobson,
plaintiffs, and John Whitfeld and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor
of OWBORNE alias HOUGHBOURNE alias HOUHBOURN and tenements
in Buxted, Mayfield, Eingmer and S. Thomas a Becket in the Cliffe,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Bateman Eobson (Mich., 29
Geo. II. [1755]).
Eobert Saxby, esq., plaintiff, and John Whitfield and Mary his
wife, James Penvole and Frances his wife, and Henry Manning and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of OWBORNE alias HOUGHBORNE
alias HOUGHBOURN and tenements in Buxted and Mayfield quitclaimed
to plaintiff K\\& heirs (Hil., 7 Geo, III. [1767]).
336 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Pachyng (Manor). See Patching.
Paeons (Manor). See Pakins.
Pagham (View of Prank Pledge).
See Nytymber (Manor in Pagham) (Mich., 40 & 41 Eliz. [1598]).
Pakins alias Paeons (Manor).
George Cotton, esq., plaintiff, and John Threele, esq., and Agnes
his wife, and John Fynes, esq., son and heir-apparent of said Agnes,
deforciants Manor of PASTES and tenements in Hurstperpoynt and
Alborne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz.
[1591]).
See Lewsliam (Mich., 19 Ja. I. [1621] ; Hi!., 1650 ; Trim, 1655 ;
Hil., 27 & 28 Ch. II. [1675-6] ; Trin., 13 Will. III. [1701]).
Richard Scrace, plaintiff, and Thomas Short and Ursula his wife,
and John Short, deforciants Manor of PACONS, also portion of tithes
of grain in HURSTPERPOINT and ALBORNE, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 11 Anne [1712]).
Philip Soale, gent., plaintiff, and James Wood, esq., James Wood,
gent., Auue Crispe, wid., James Lloyd, esq., and Elizabeth his wife,
Thomas Marchant and Anne his wife, James Hobdon and Sarah his
wife, John Standon the younger and Elizabeth his wife, and Susanna
Crispe, spr., deforciants Manor of PACONS alias PAKINS and tene-
ments in Hurstperpofht and Alborne quitclaimed to plaintiff wt\& heirs
(Mich., 9 Geo. III. [1768]).
Pallingham (Manor).
See Shillinglee (Manor) (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Thomas Gressham, kt., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell,
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manors of PALINGHAM, BURY, SANDHURST, WESTBURTON, BIGNOR,
STOPHAM and HIBERNOWE, and tenements in Palingham, Bury, Sand-
hurst, Westburton, Bignor, Stopham and Hibernowe, quitclaimed to
plaintifznd heirs (Mich., 4 & 5 Eliz. [1562]).
See Ser court (Manor) (Hil., 5 Eliz. [1562-3]).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Manor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Richard Browne, esq., plaintiff, and John Lumley, kt., Lord
Lumley, deforciant Manor of PALLTNGHAM and tenements in
Wysboroughgrene alias Greue, Petworth, Kyrdford, Shellynglye,
Pulborough and Ibernowe. quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
23 Eliz. [1581]).
Thomas Sherley, kt., and Thomas Sherley, esq., son and heir-
apparent of said Thomas Sherley, kt., plaintiffs, and Richard Browne,
e-*q., deforciant Manorof PALLIXGHAM and tenements in Wysborough
Grene alias Grene, Petworth, Kyrdford, Shellynglie, Pulborough and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 337
Ibernowe, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Sherley, kt.
(Mich., 20 & 27 Eliz. [1584]).
See Dedisham (Hi!., 22 Ch. I. [1646-7] B.C. ; Mich., 1649 ;
Mich., 28 Ch. II. [1676] B.C.).
Barwell Smith, e$(.,plaintiff',a,nd Richard, Lord Onslow, deforciant
Manor of PALLINGHAM and tenements in Pallingham, Green alias
Wisborough Green, Kyrford, Petworth, Dedisham, Slingfold, Rudg-
wick, Itchinfeild and Billings hurst, and also two third parts of manor
of DEDISHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 14 Geo. II.
[1741]).
Charles Smith, esq., plaintiff, and Charlotte Maria Williams
Onslow, wid., John Williams Onslow, esq., and James Williams, esq.,
deforciants Manors of PALLINGHAM and DEDISHAM and tenements
in Paliingham, Kirdford, Petworth, Dedisham, Itchingfield and
Billinghurst and in Green alias Wisborough Green, Slinfold alias
Slingfold and Eudgewick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
30 Geo. III. [1790]).
Parham (Manor and Advowson of Church).
Thomas Bysshopp, esq., plaintiff", and Thomas Palmer, kt., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manors of PARHAM and WIGENHOLT
and tenements in Parham, Wigenholt and Pulborough, also advowsons
of churches of PARHAM and WIGENHOLT, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and.
heirs (East., 43 Eliz. [1601]).
Kichard Tuf'ton, esq., and Gregory Baker, gent., plaintiff's, and
Edward Bishopp, kt. and bt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors
of PARHAM, AVENELLS, CHILTINGTON, SLATER, DRAYTON- WIGENHOLT
and WIGENHOLT, and tenements in Parham, Gretham, Wigenholt,
Stopham, Fitleworth, Pulborowe, Billinghurst, Chiltington, Storring-
ton, Thackham, Oving, Clapham, Patching, Eastangmering, West-
angmering, Poling, Preston, Ferring, Drayton, Merston, Allingborne,
Pagham, Mundham and Tangmere, also advowsons of churches of
PARHAM and ANGMERING, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of-
llichard Tufton (Trin., 3 Ch. I. [1627]).
John Rose, gent., plaintiff", and Robert Curzon and Harriet Anne
his wife, and Katheritie Annabella Bisshopp, spr., deforciants Manors
of PARHAM, WIGGENHOLT, EAST ANGMERING, WEST ANGMERING,
ClIILTINGTON, IlCHINGFIELD, BlLLINGSHUHST, SLINFOLD, HlJNSTON
and DRAYTON, the park of PARHAM and rectories of PARHAM and
EAST ANGMEHING and advowson of vicarage of WEST ANGMERING
(Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826] Kings Silver Book).
Parham (Park).
See Parham (Manor) (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
Parham (Rectory).
See Parham (Manor) (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
Parky ns (Manor). St-e Palcins.
VOL. XX. 7*
338 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Parrok and Parrock-Inholmes (Manor).
John Carill, serjeant at la\v, John Brook, serjeant at law, Gerard
Dauet, esq., Richard Covert, esq., Thomas Carill, merchant of the
Staple of town of Gales, and Nicholas Tufton, plaintiffs, and Richard
Warner, gent., deforciant Manor of PARROK and one water mill
called " an yren mill " and tenements in Hartfeld (which John
Warner, father of said Richard Warner, holds for his life of the
inheritance of said Richard Warner, and which after the death of said
John Warner to the said Richard Warner and heirs should revert)
granted after death of John Warner to plaintiff's and heirs of John
Carill (Mich., 10 Hen. VIII. [1518]).
Walter Champion, William Roche, and Thomas Perpoynt, all
citizens and clothiers of London, plaintiffs, and Richard Warner, son
of John Warner, deforciant Manor of PARROKE and tenements in
Hartfeld (which John Warner holds for his life of the inheritance of
said Richard, and which after the death of said John to said Richard
and his heirs should revert) granted after the death of said John
Warner to plaintiffs and heirs of William Roche (Mich., 16
Hen. VIII. [1524]).
Nicholas Saunder, gent., plaintiff, and Vincent Warner, gent.,
deforciant Manor of PARROCK and PAEROCK-!NHAMS and tenements
in Hartfeld and Estgrenested quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Nicholas Saunder, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Saunder, gent.,
deforciant Manor of'PARROCK-IiraAMS and tenements in Parrock-
Inhams, Wyke, Hartfeild and Eastgreenstead, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 32 Eliz. [1590]).
Isaac Shard, kt., plaintiff, and Edward Norris, esq., and Anne his
wife, and Richard Norris, esq., deforciants Third part of manor of
PARROCK and PARROCK-INHOLMES and tenements in Hartfeild and
East Greensted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 6 Geo. I.
[1719]).
Parva-Hampton (Manor). See Littleliampton.
Parva-Hampton (Rectory). See Littleliampton.
Parva-Horsted (Manor). See Horsted-Parva.
Pasheley-Brockhouse (Manor). See Pashley.
Pashleigh alias Pasley (Manor) in Ticehurst.
Thomas May, the father, and Thomas May, the son, plaintiffs, and
James Bulleyu, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
PASHELEYGH and tenements in Pascheleygh, Tysehurst, Echyngham
and Burgherst, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas May the
father (East., 34 Hen. VIII. [1543]).
Thomas Wyld, gent., plaintiff, and Charles Hayward, gent., and
Francis May, gent., deforciants Manors of PASLEY and KETCHINHAM
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
alias KETCHINGHAM and tenements in Tisehurst alias Tishurst, Hawk-
hurst and Etchingham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich,
23 Geo. II. [1749]).
Pashley alias Hartfield-Pashley alias Pashley-Brock-
house (Manor) in Eastbourne.
Thomas, Marquis of Dorset, Thomas West, kt. Lord la Warr,
Henry Guldeford, kt, Edward Guldeford, kt, John Gage, kt,
Richard Sherley, kt, Edward Ferrers, kt, Edward Wotton, kt, John
Dawtrye, kt, Roger Copley, kt, John Danet, kt, William Messh-
monger, clerk, John Shelley, Edward Shelley, Thomas Bysshop and
John Mountague, plaintiffs, and Matthew Broun, kt, and Fredeswida
his wife, deforciants Manors of PASSHELET and WEST MARDEN and
tenements in Estborne, West Merden in Upmarden and Worth, co.
Sussex, manors of Aythorn, Godwell and Walmeston, co. Kent,
and manor of Borowhunt, co. Southampton, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Henry Guldeford (Hil, 24 Hen. VIII. [1532-3] D.C.).
Thomas Gyldredge, gent, plaintiff, and Richard Browne, esq.
deforciant Manor of PASSHELET alias HARTFELD and PASSHELET
alias PASSHELET- BROOKEHOWSE and tenements in Estborne, Passheley-
Brookehowse and Hartefeld, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil,
15Eliz. [1572-3]).
See Eastbourne- Gildredge (Hil, 5 Ch. I. [1629-30]).
Francis Selwyn, esq, and John Thorpe, esq, plaintiffs, and
Nicholas Gildredge, esq, deforciant Manor of PASHELET alias
HARTEFEILD alias HARTEFEILD-PASHELET alias PASHELET-BHOCK-
HOUSE and tenements in Eastborne and Willingdon quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Francis Selwyn (Trin, 16 Ch. I. [1640]).
See Eastbourne- Gildredge (Trin, 26 Ch. II. [1674]; Trin,
27 Ch. II. [1675] ; Mich, 3 Ja. II. [1687] ; Trin, 9 Will. III.
[1697] ; Mich, 9 Will. III. [1697] ; Mich, 3 Anne [1704] ; Hil,
3 Anne [1704-5] ; Hil, 40 Geo. III. [1800]).
Pashley-Brockhouse (Manor). See Pashley.
Pastye Down alias Pastey Down (Manor).
Thomas Elphick, junior, gent, plaintiff, and John Thetcher and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of PASTTE DOWN and tenements
in Chiddinglv and Hellingly quitclaimed to plaintiff s^ndi heirs (Mich,
13 Ch. I. [1637]).
See misham (Mich, 33 Geo. III. [1792]).
Patcham alias Peccham (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich, 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
Patcham alias Peccham (Common of Pasture).
See Patcham (Rectory) (Trin, 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
Patcham alias Peccham (Rectory).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich, 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
z 2
SAO SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
John Shelley, kt. and bt., plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, esq., and
Cordelia his wife, deforciants Rectory of PECCHAM alias PECHAM
alias PATCHAM, and all tithes, oblations, obventions, profits and
emoluments whatsoever to said rectory belonging in Peckham alias
Pechain alias Patcharn and Lewyke alias Wyke, quitclaimed to
plaintiff XD&. heirs (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
John Clarke, gent., plaintiff, and John Stapley, kt. and bt., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in Patchain, Hove and Preston,
and rectory of PATCHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
James Poster, gent., plaintiff, and John Stapley, kt. and bt., and
Mary his wife, Thomas Briggs, LL.D., and Elizabeth his wife, Mary
Dobell, wid., Merrick Jenkin, gent., and Barbara his wife, and
Barbara Courthopp, spr., deforciants Tenements in Patcham, Pres-
ton and Hove, and rectory of PATCHAM, and all tithes to said rectory
belonging, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 12 Will. ILL
[1700]).
John, Lord Delawarr, plaintiff, and Abel Walter and Jane his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Patcham, Hove, Preston and Fletch-
ing, and rectory of PATCHAM, and all tithes to said rectory belonging,
and two third parts of manor of WORPESBORN alias WAPESBORN
alias WAPSBORN, and two third parts of tenements in Chailey, Lind-
field, Fletching and Newick, and moiety of tenements in S. Mary
Westout and Southover alias S. John in Southover, and common of
pasture in PATCHAM, HOTE, PRESTON, FLETCHING, CHAILEY, LIND-
FIELD, NEWICK, S. MARY WESTOUT and SOUTHOVER alias S. JOHN
IN SOUTHOVER, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 23 & 24
G-eo. II. [1750]).
Nathaniel Kemp, esq., plaintiff, and Grace Paine, wid., and John
Paine, esq., deforciants Tenements in Patcham and rectory of
PATCHAM (Mich., 53 Geo. III. [1812] King's Silver Book}.
Patcham (Tithes). See Preston alias Bishop's Preston.
William Eowe, esq., plaintiff, and John Paine, esq., and Grace his
wife, deforciants All titlies whatsoever yearly arising, growing or
renewing from and out of 650 ac. of land and 50 ac. of pasture in
PATCHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 37 Geo. III.
[1797]).
Patch urst alias Patchards (Manor).
William Threle, esq., plaintiff, and John Fenys, esq., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of PATCHEHEBST alias PATCHERST and
tenements in Watlyng alias Wartlyng, Hoo and Bexill, quitclaimed
toplaintiff&nd heirs (East, 2 Eliz/[1560]).
William Lee and John Lunsforth, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Threell, gent., deforciant Manor of PACHEHURST and tenements in
Wattlyng, Hooe, Bexhyll, Herstmountseux, Kype and Laughton,
&ENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 341
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Lee (East., 17 Eliz.
[1575]).
See LewsJiam (East., 14 Ja. I. [1616] ; Mich., 19 Ja. I. [1621] ;
Hil., 1650 ; Trin., 1655 ; HiL, 27 & 28 Ch. II. [1675-6] ; Trin., 13
"Will. III. [1701]).
George Luxford, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Short, M.D., and
Ursula his wife, deforciants Manor of PATCHAEDS alias PATCHTJRST
and tenements in Watling alias Wartling, Hoo, Herstmonceux and
Pevensey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs,^ heirs (Mich., 2 Anne [1703]).
Patching alias Pachyng (Manor).
John Ernley, the King's Attorney, John Shelley, Eichard Sherley,
John Dawtre, Thomas Shelley, clerk, William Shelley, William Everard
and John Michell, plaintiff's, and Anthony Waldegrave and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of PACHYNG and tenements in
Pachyng, Sylkeden, Slynfold, Billengeshurst and Chyltyngton, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Shelley Warranted against
John, Abbot of the Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his
successors (East., 7 & 8 Hen. VIII. [1516]).
Eoger Copley, kt., Henry Broun, esq., George Shelley, clerk,
Henry Wylson and John Hunt, plaintiffs, and Anthony Walgrave,
esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of PATCHYNG
and tenements in Patchyng, Sylkeden, Slyndfold, Byllyngeshurst and
Chiltyngton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of George Shelley
(HiL, 20 Hen. VIII. [1528-9]).
See Petworth (Honor) (Hil., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] B.C.).
William Shelley, kt., plaintiff, and Eichard Lee, son and heir of
John Lee, dejorciant Manor of PATCHYNG alias PACHYNG and tene-
ments in Patchyng alias Pachyng and Nutbemes quitclaimed to
plaintiff tad heirs (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
See Michelgrove (Hil., 23 Eliz. [1580-1] ; Trin., 4 Ch. I. [1628] ;
East., 12 Ch. 1. [1636] ; HiL, 1657 D.C.).
Paynes (Manor).
John Hall, senior, Eichard Strodewyke, and Eobert Wellys,
plaintiffs, and William Goryng, kt., deforciant Manor of PAYNES
and tenements in Ichenour, Bridham and Westwyttryng, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Eichard Strodewyke (HiL, 27 Hen. VIII.
[1535-6]).
Peackthene (Manor). See Peakdean.
Peakdean alias Pekeden (Manor).
See Dioster (East., 9 & 10 Hen. VIII. [1518]).
See Udimer (Manor) (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560] D.C.).
See Warbleton (Manor) (East., 5 Eliz. [1563]).
John Selwyn, gent., plaintiff', and Thomas Parker, esq., and Eleanor
his wife, deforciants Manor of PECKEDEN alias PEKETHEN and tene-
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
ments in Pekeden, Fryston, Estdenc, Westedene. Excett, Jevington,
Wyllyngton, Westham, Estborne arid Halesham, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 6 Eliz. [1564]).
John Saint Johns, esq., George Scott, esq., Thomas Scott, gent., and
Thomas Dike, gent., plaintiffs, and Edward Selwyn, esq., deforciants
Manor of PEAKEDEN alias PEACKTHENE and tenements in Eriston,
Eastdeane, Jevington, Willingdon, Haylesham and Arlington, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Saint Johns (Trio., 16 Ja. I.
[1618}).
Henry Garton, esq., plaintiff, and Erancis Selwyn, esq., deforciant
Manor of PEAKEDEANE alias PEAKETHENE and tenements in
Friston, Eastdeane, Jevington, Wiilingdou, Haylesham, Fokington,
Eastborne and Arlington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
3 Ch. I. [1627]).
Thomas Rowney, esq., and George Stanlake, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Snatt, clerk, and Charity his wife, deforciants Third part of
moiety of manor of PEAKDEANE and tenements in Friston, Eastdeane,
Eastbourne, Willingdon, Hailsham, Jevington, Westham and Pevensey,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Rowney (Mich., 4 Anne
[1705]).
William Carr, clerk, and Paul Castleman, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Snatt, clerk, and Charity his wife, deforciants Third part of
moiety of manor of PEAKE-DEANE and tenements in Eriston, East
Deane, Eastbourne, Willingdon, Hailsham, Jevington, Westham and
Pevensey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Carr (Mich.,
4 Anne [1705]).
Thomas Medley, esq., plaintiff, and Nicholas Gilbert, gent.,
Thomas Willard, gent., James Noke and Dorothy his wife, Abigail
Stevens, wid., William Snatt, clerk, and Charity his wife, and Charles
Samber and Penelope his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of
PEAKDEAN and tenements in Fristou, Eastdeane, Eastbourne, Willing-
don, Hailsham, Jevington, Folkington, Westham and Pevensey, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 8 Anne [1709]).
Peakes alias Pekes (Manor).
Thomas Michelborne, gent., plaintiff, and Laurence Michelborne,
esq., and Edward Michelborne, gent., deforciants Manor of PEKES
alias PEAKES and tenements in Pekes alias Peakes, Brighthelmestone,
Iden, Playden, Peasemarsh and Rye, and moiety of manor of HOESET
and moiety of tenements in Pevensey, Westham and Horsey, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 2 Ja. I. [1604-5]).
William Drew, gent., plaintiff, and Denny Martin, esq., and
France.8 his wife, deforciants Manor of PEAKES and tenements in
East Guilford alias Guldeford and Brighthelmstone, and all tithes of
corn, grain and hay annually arising from 200 ac. land in DITCHETUNG
PARK in parish of Keymer; quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
4 Geo. II. [1730]).
Pearching (Manor). See Perching.
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 343
Peasmarsh (Advowson of Vicarage).
John Gyles, clerk, Benjamin Scarlett, gent., and Thomas Kennard,
gent., plaintiffs, and Francis, Viscount Mountague, deforciant
Advowson of vicarage of PEASEMAUSH quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of John Gyles (Hil, 14 Ch. I. [1.638-9]).
Peasmarsh (Manor of Prebend).
Robert Sheppard, gent., and Alexander Sheppard, plaintiffs, and
Anthony Browne, kt., Viscount Montague, deforciant Manor of
prebend of PESEMEBSH and tenements in Pesemersh, Beckley and
Northyham, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Eobert Sheppard
(Trin., 3 4 Ph. & Mary [1557]).
Thomas Chowne, esq., Robert Shiphard, esq., Walter Covert, esq.,
and William Wilkinson, esq., plaintiffs, and William Shiphard, esq.,
deforciant Manors of PEASEMAESH, TILLINGHAM and PLATDEN, and
tenements in Peasemarsh, Beckley, Northiam and TJdymore, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Chowne (Hil., 12 Ja. I.
[1614-5]).
See Playden (Hil., 26 G-eo. III. [17861).
Peasmarsh (Prebend, Rectory and Tithes).
Alexander Shephard, esq., plaintiff, and John Haye, gent., defor-
ciant Prebend and rectory of PEASEMEESH and all tithes of corn,
grain and hay to said rectory belonging, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich.,' 39 & 40Eliz. [1597]).
Norton Knatchbull, kt., Thomas Knatchbull, esq., and Ealph
Whitfeld, esq., plaintiffs, and Alexander Shephard, esq., deforciant
All tithes of corn, grain and hay annually arising in PEASEMEESH
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Norton Knatchbull (Trin.,
11 Ja. I. [16 13]).
Thomas Bunbury, clerk, and Bridget his wife, plaintiffs, and John
Stronghill, esq., deforciant Moiety of all tithes of corn, grain and
hay annually arising in PEASEMAESH quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Bridget Bunbury (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
William Pocklington and John Williams, gent., plaintiffs, and
Francis Blower, esq., David Rowlands, esq., and William Pett and
Ursula his wife, deforciants All tithes whatsoever annually arising in
PEASMAESH quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Pocklington
(East., 5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
Peccham (Rectory). See Patcham.
Pedinghoo (Advowson of Church). See Piddinghoe.
Pedinghoo (Free Fishery). See Piddinghoe.
Pedinghoo (Free Warren). See Piddinghoe.
Pedinghoo (Rectory). See Piddinghoe.
344 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Peeling (Manor). See West-ham.
Peeling (E/ectory). See Westham.
Pekes (Manor). See Peakes.
Pekethen (Manor). See Peakdean.
Pemsey (Rectory). See Pevensey.
Penborn alias Herst (Manor).
See Ashlurnham (East., 6 Ch. I. [1630] ; East., 9 Ch. I. [1633] ;
Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]; Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637] ; Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638] ;
Mich., 16 Ch. I. [1640] ; Hil., 1659; East., 1 Anne [1702] D.C.).
Pengeden (Manor). See Ping dean.
Penhurst (Advowson of Church).
See Penhurst (Manor) (Mich., 15 Ja. I. [1617] ; Trin., 11 Ch. I.
[1635]).
See Langney (Hil., 28 & 29 Ch. II. [1676-7]).
See Ashburnham (East., 1 Anne [1702]).
Penhurst (Manor).
Edward Mychelborne, gent., plaintiff, and Ninian Burrell, junior,
gent., deforciant Mangr of PENHURST and tenements in Penhurst,
Asheburneham, Battell, Dallington, Cattesfyld and Bryghtlyng (which
Ninian Burrell, senior, gent., holds for his life of the inheritance of
Ninian Burrell, junior, and which after the decease of Ninian Burrell,
senior, to Ninian Burrell, junior, should revert) granted after the
decease of Ninian Burrell, senior, fully to remain to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 18 Eliz. [1575]).
Francis Lovell, esq., and Thomas Hayes, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edward Michelborne, esq., deforciant Manor of PENHURST and
tenements in Penhurst, Brickling, Catfield, Dallington, Clayton,
Keymer and Hamondes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Francis
Lovell (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Francis Lovell, esq., and Francis Hynde, gent., plaintiffs, and
Edward Michelborne, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor
of PENHURST and tenements in Penhurst, Brickling, Dallington,
Cattesfield, Hitchingfeild, Horsham, Pemsie alias Pevemsie. Watling,
Cuckfeild, Clayton and Keymer, also advowson of church of CLAYTON
with KEYMER, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Francis Lovell
(Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Thomas, Earl of Suffolk, and Theophilus, Lord Howard of Walden,
plaintiff's, and Francis Eeppes, esq., and Edward Michelborne, esq.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of PENHURST and tene-
ments in Brightling, Dallington, Penhurst and Catesfeild, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Earl of Suffolk (Mich., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Vlll. TO WILLIAM IV. 34&
Edward Bromrield, gent., and Anthony Carleton, gent., plaintiffs,
and Charles Howard, kt., deforciant Manor of PENHUBST and
tenements in Brightling, Dallington, Penhurst and Catesfield, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward Bromfield (Mich., 14 Ja. I.
[1616]).
Edward Bromfeild, gent., and Anthony Carleton, gent., plaintiffs,
and Edward Michelborne, esq.. and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manor of PENHURST and tenements in Brightling, Dallington, Pen-
hurst, Catesfeild, Neufeild, Ashbornham, Watling, arid Herstmoun-
ceux, also advowson of church of PENHTJKST, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Edward Bromfeild (Mich., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
John Gyles, clerk, plaintiff', and Edward Bromfeild, esq., and
Margaret his wife, and Anthony Carleton, gent., deforciants Manor
of PENHUBST and tenements in Brightling, Dallingtou, Penhurst,
Asheborueham, Nendfeild, Wartling, Herstmonceux and Cattesfeild,
also advowson of church of PENHURST, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and
heirs (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
See Ittington (East., 1655; East., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
See Lcmgney (Hil., 28 & 29 Ch. II. [1676-7]).
See Asliburnham (East., 1 Anne [1702]).
Pennybridge alias Battersden (Manor). See Battersden.
Pennybridge (Tithes).
See Mayfield (Rectory) (Mich., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Francis Comber, plaintiff, and Edward Stevens and Elizabeth his
wife, arid Anne Tompkin, wid., deforciants Tithes of grain, corn,
sheaves and hay from lands called PENNYBRIDGE, also moiety of
tenements in Wadhurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
7 Will. III. [1695]).
Matthias Caldicott, gent., plaintiff, and John Barham, esq., and
Lucy his wife, deforciants Tenements in Wadhurst and tithes of
grain, corn, sheaves and hay going out of PENNYBBiDaE, quitclaimed
to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 11 Anne [1712]).
Pepesham (Manor). See Peplesham.
Peplesham alias Pepylsham (Manor).
Thomas G-osslyng, plaintiff, and Thomas Devenyssh, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of PEPYLSHAM alias PEPYSHAM and tenements in
Boxhyll, Boxley, Burryssh and Hollyngton, quitclaimed to plaintiff,
who grants to said Thomas Devenyssh a certain annual rent or
annuity of 30 issuing out of said manor (Trin., 33 Hen. VIII.
[1541]).
Anthony Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Hardson and Barbara
his wife, Thomas Goslyng and Elena his wife, and John Hethe and
Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of PEPYLSHAM and tenements
in Bexhill, Bexley, Burwassheand Hollyngton, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
3i6 SUSSEX MA.NORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Harbert Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Pelham, esq., and
James Thetcher, esq., deforciants Manor of Compton alias Compton-
Valence, co. Dorset, and manors of PEPLESHAM alias PEPESHAM,
WARLINGTON and MEREFEILD, and tenements in Bexhill, Helliugli^h,
Arlington and Haylesham, co. Sussex, and manor of Swinished alias
Swinisted, co. Lincoln, and two parts of manors of Manby, Cumbe,
Worth, Barnethorpe, Skendilby, Couisholme, Witheren and Bradley,
co. Lincoln, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1600-7]
D.C.).
Thomas Pelham, bt., plaintiff, and Harbert Pelham, senior, esq.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of PEPLESIIAM alias
PEPSHAM, WARLINGTON and MEREFEILD, and tenements in Bexhill,
Beckley, Burwash, Bulverhide, Salehurst, Hellingly alias Helliugligh
and Haylesham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615]).
Peppering alias Pipering (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East, 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
See Poling (Manor) (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
William Palmer, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony Bustard, esq., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of PEPPERING alias PIPERING
and tenements in Burpliam and Peppering alias Pipering quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 12 Ja. 1. [1614]).
John Pannatt, junior, plaintiff, and Thomas Palmer, esq., and Mary
his wife, and William Palmer, gent., deforciants Manor of PEPPERING
and tenements in Bvrpham, Peppering, Peppering-Downes and
Peppering- Brookes, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 27
Ch. II. [1675]).
William Hollist and John Hollist, plaintiffs, and John Talmy,
junior, and Judith his wife, deforciants Manor of PEPPERING and
tenements in Leominster, Tottington, Burpham, Peppering-Downe
and Peppering- Brookes, also all tithes whatsoever annually arising
from and out of said premises in LEOMINSTER and TOTTINGTON, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Hollist (Mich., 13 Geo. I.
[1726]).
James Goble, gent., plaintiff, and John Talmy, Thomas Rye and
Anne his wife, Judith Talmy, Thomas Vinal and Judith his wife, and
Henry Waller, deforciants Manor of PEPPERING and tenements in
Burpham, Peppering- Downs and Peppering-Brooks in Burpham, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 22 Geo. II. [1748]).
Pepylsham (Manor). See Peplesham.
Perching alias Pearching (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] ; Hil.,
27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
See Poynings (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7]).
John Cheele, plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount Mountague, and
Jane his wife, deforciants Site of manor of PEARCHING and tenements
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 34*7
111 Eaburtou granted to John Cheele for term of 21 years, rendering
annually 160 to said Viscount and heirs (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Perpointhurst (Manor). See Hurstperpoint.
Pett (Advowson of Church).
See Mersham (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2] j Trin., 18 Ja. I. [1620] ;
Hil., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4] ; Trin., 1650; Hil., 1652 ; Hil., 1655 bis; Trin.,
16 Ch. II. [1664] bis; Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
Pett (Manor).
See Mersham (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2] ; Trin., 18 Ja. I. [1620] ;
Hil., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4]; Trin., 1650; Hil., 1652; Hil., 1653; Hil.,
1655 bit ; Trin., 16 Ch. II. [1664] bit ; Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665] ; Hil.,
10 Will. III. [1698-9]).
Joseph Gage, esq., plaintiff, and Andrew Wharton, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, and Edmund Bolsworth and Grace his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of PETT and MEKSHAM and tenements in Pett,
Faireleigh alias Fairlight, Icclesham and Gestling, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 11 Will. III. [1699-1700]).
Thomas Medley, esq., plaintiff, and Joseph Edward Gage, esq.,
and Thomas Gage, esq., and Benedicta Maria Teresa his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of PETT and MEBSHAM and tenements in Pett,
Faireleigh, Icclesham and Gestling, quitclaimed to plaintiff auA. heirs
(Mich., 4 Geo. I. [1717]).
Petworth (Advowson of Church).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
Petworth (Honor and Manor).
Christopher, Cardinal Archbishop of York, George, Earl of
Salop, Thomas, Earl of Derby, William Gascoigne, kt., John
Norton, kt., Thomas Curwen, kt., William Fairfax, one of the
King's Justices, Brian Palmes, serjeaut at law, Thomas Pygot,
serjeant at law, Richard Broke, serjeant at law, Christopher
Urswik, clerk, Cuthbert Tunstall, clerk, Nicholas West, clerk,
John Erneley, the King's Attorney, Geoffrey Proctour, Richard Grene,
clerk, and William Stable, clerk, plaintiffs, and Henry, Earl of
Northumberland, and Katherine his wife, deforciants Manors and
lands in cos. Lincoln, Leicester, Gloucester, Somerset, Suffolk, Dorset,
London, Cambridge and Devon, and manors of PETWOETH, SUITOR,
DUNKETON, HESSHET, PONYNGES, PEECHYNG, PBESTON-PONYNGES,
PYXGDEN, WYKE-SANDE, ASSHECOMBE, WALDEEN, HANOI/ETON,
ALDBINGTON, CHYNTYNG, TOLLINGTON, NOETH-CHAPELL and UPPEB-
TON, and advowson of church of PONYNGES, also tenements in Pett-
worth, Sutton, Dunketou, Hesshet, Ponynges, Perchyng, Preston-
Pouynges, Pyngdeu, VVyke-Sande, Asshecombe, Waldern, Hangleton,
Aldriiigton, Chyntyng, Tollyngton, Northchapell and Upperton, co.
Sussex, and manors in co. Hereford, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and. heira
of Archbishop of Tork (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] D.C.).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
The King, plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Northumberland, defor-
ciant Honor of PETWORTH, also manors of PETWORTH, PONYNGYS,
PEKCHYNG, PRESTON-PONYNGES, PENGEDEN, ASCOMBE, WALDEKNE
and CHYNTYNG, and tenements in Petworth, Ponyngys, Perchyng,
Preston- Ponyngy s, Pengedeu, Ascombe, Walderne and Chyntyng,
co. Sussex, and manors of Stokecursey, Wyndyates, Radway, Canyng-
ton, Cheddon, Bridgehinton, Spekyngton, Caryfytzpayn, Charleton,
Batheneston and Shekerwike, co. Somerset, and manors of Burwell,
Claxby and Calceby, co. Lincoln, and manors of Northam and Hasil-
bere, co. Dorset, and tenements in co. Middlesex, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and. heirs (Hil., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
Francis, Earl of Cumberland, Henry, Earl of Southampton,
Robert, Earl of Essex, William, Lord Burghley, Robert, Lord
Eiche, Henry, Lord Danvers, Augustiu Nicholls, kt., one of the
King's Justices, William Herbert, kt., Henry Slingesbie, kt., William
Slingesby, kt., Richard Hutton, serjeant at law, Francis More,
serjeant at law, John Carvill, esq., and Thomas Heriot, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Henry, Earl of Northumberland, deforciant Honor of
PETWORTH alias PETWURD and manors of PETWORTH alias PETWURD,
SUTTON and DUNKETON, and tenements in Petworth alias Petwurd,
Sutton, Dunketon, Tilliugton alias Tullington, Uppertou, Buscage
alias Bustage, Lurgisall alias Lurgishall, Hampuett, West Hampnett
and Boxgrave, also one market at PETWORTH and one fair for space
of eight days, and advowson of church of SUTTON, co. Sussex, and
manor of Calverton, co. Bucks, manor of Haselber- Brian alias
Haselbury-Brian, co. Porset, manor of Stokecursey alias Stokegursey,
Wyke-Fitzpaine, Wyneyates, Shotterwyke and Bathneston alias
Batheston, co. Somerset ; manors of Nonmoncktou, Kirke-Hamerton,
Grene-Hamerton, Wresill, Newseham alias Newsham, Brerd alias
Bryud, Gribthorpe, Thproeton, Lekingfeild alias Lekenfeyld, Tadcaster,
Catton, Spofforthe alias Spasforthe, Lynton, Topcliffe and Kildale,
co. York, and honor of Cockermouth and Egremound, and manor of
Cockermouth-Egremound, co. Cumberland, aud castle and barony of
Prudhaue and manors of Ovingham, Horseley, Harlawe alias Hirlaue,
Hedley and Barisfourd alias Garisfourd, co. Northumberland, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and their heirs (East., 13 Ja. I. [1615] D.C.).
Thomas Cart-wright, gent., Hugh Potter, gent., and Robert Scawen,
gent., plaintiffs, and Algernoun, Earl of Northumberland, deforciant
Manor of Istleworth-Lyon alias Isleworth alias Thistleworth, co.
Middlesex, honor of PETWORTH alias PETWURD, and manors of PET-
WORTH alias PETWUKD, SUTTON, BYWORTH alias BIGWORTH and
BYWORTH-DUNKETON alias DUNKTON, and tenements in Petworth alias
Petwurd, Sutton, Dunketon alias Dunktou, Tyllington alias Tulling-
ton, Upperton, Buscage alias Bustage, Lurgisall alias Lurgishall,
Hampnet, West Hampnett and Boxgrove, Byworth, Erdsden alias
Egden, Fitles worth and Kerford, and advowson of church of SUTTON,
co. Sussex, and manor of Haselber-Bryan alias Haselbury-Bryan,
co. Dorset, and manors of Stockcursey alias Stokegursey, Wikesfitz-
payne, Wiudiates, Shokerwicke and Bathneston alias Batheneston,
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 349
co. Somerset, and manors of Nunmonkton, Kirkhamerton, Greene-
Hamerton, Wresill, Neweseham alias Newsbam, Brend alias Brynd,
Gribthorpe, Thorneton, Legingfeld alias Lekinf'eld, Tadcaster, Newton
super Darwent, Catton, Spofforth alias Spoftbrd, Linton, Topcliffe
and Kildale, co. York, and tenements in city of York, and honor of
Cockermouth, and barony of Egremond and Allerdale, and lordship
and manor of Cockermouth, cos. Cumberland and Northumberland,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Cartwright (Trin.,
17 Ch. I. [1641] D.C.).
Petworth (Great Park).
Edward Franceys, kt., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Northumber-
land, deforciant The Great Park of PETWORTH and tenements in
Petworth granted to Edward Franceys for the term of 21 years,
rendering 12d. annually to the said Earl and heirs (Trin., 12 Ja. I.
[1614]).
Petworth (Market).
See Petworth (Manor) (East., 13 Ja. I. [1615] D.C.).
Petworth (Tenements called Westlands, Pravells, Greenhill, and
Hillcrofts). See Westlands.
Pevensey alias Pemsey (Eectory).
Alexander Butcher, gent., John Butcher, gent., and Edward
Michell, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Hudson, clerk, and Mary his
wife, deforciants Eectory of PEVENSEY and all tithes, oblations,
obventions and pensions to said rectory belonging (except the
advowson of vicarage of PEVENSEY), which rectory the said Thomas
Hudson and Mary hold during the lives of said Mary, Mary Burton
and Anne Burton, and the longest liver of them, granted to plaintiffs
during the same lives and the longest liver of them (Mich., 4 Ch. I.
[1628]).
Dudley North, esq., plaintiff, and George Henry Cavendish, esq.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Eectory of PEVENSEY alias
PEMSEY and all tithes to said rectory belonging granted to plaintiff
and heirs during lives of William Smith, Charles George Percival, and
the longer liver of them (Hil., 46 Geo. III. [1806]).
Phelpham (Manor). See Felpham.
Pickley (Manor).
See FilsTiam (Mich., 33 Geo. III. [1792]).
Pickstones (Manor).
John Goodwin, gent., plaintiff, and John Payne, senior, and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of PICKSTONES and tenements
in Estgrinsted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 12 Ja. 1.
[1614]).
350 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Banckes, esq., Eobert Mildmay, esq., and "William Rolfe,
esq., plaintiff's, and Robert Groodwyn, esq., deforciant Manor of
PICKSTONES and tenements in Eastgrinsted\ Worth, Lingfeild and
Forestrowe, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Banckes
(East., 5 Ch. I. [1629]).
James Nutley, esq., and Ralph Drake, gent., plaintiffs, and
Robert Groodwyn, esq., deforciant Manors of PICKSTONES, STONE-
EOCKES and HACKENDEN alias PLACELANDS, and tenements in East
Gfrinsted and Worth, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James
Nutley (Mich., 30 Ch. II. [1678]).
Joseph Biscoe, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Conyers, esq., and
Matilda his wife, deforciants Manors of PICKSTONES and STONE"-
ROCKS and HACKENDEN alias PLACE-LAND, and tenements and moiety
of 1 messuage in East Grinstead alias Grinstead, Worth and Ling-
field, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 12 & 13 Geo. II.
[1739]).
Piddinghoe alias Pedinghoo (Advowson of Church).
See Swanlorough (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Piddinghoe alias Pedinghoo (Free Fishery).
See BrightJielmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Piddinghoe a^as^Pedinghoo (Free Warren).
See Brighthelmeston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Piddinghoe alias Pedinghoo (Rectory).
See Swanborough (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Walter Turner, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Sackvyle, kt., Lord
Buckhurst, and Cicely his wife, deforciants Tenements in Torring
alias Torring-Nevell and Pedinghoo, and rectory of PEDINGHOO, also
all tithes of corn, grain and hav in Pedinghoo, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 23 Eliz. [1580-1]).
See BuMurst (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] B.C.).
Nicholas Russell, plaintiff, and Richard, Earl of Dorset, and Anne
his wife, deforciants Rectory of PEDINGHOO quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs Warranted against said Earl of Dorset and Anne and
heirs of said Earl, against heirs of Thomas, Earl of Dorset, deceased,
his grandfather, and against heirs of Robert, Earl of Dorset, deceased,
his father (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]).
William Pellatt, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Russell and Dorothy
his wife, Edward Brinckhurst and Mary his wife, and Richard Stiles
and Katherine his wife, deforciants Tenements in parish of
S. Michael in Lewes, and third part of rectory of PEDINGHOE,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 31 & 32 Ch. II. [1679-80]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 351
See Lewes (Barony) (Mich., 9 Anne [1710]).
See Godding wick-Farm (Hi!., 2 Geo. I. [1715-6] ; Mich., 5 Geo. I.
[1718] ; Trin., 11 & 12 Geo. II. [1738]).
Thomas, Earl of Chichester, plaintiff, and Richard Barnard
Combes, esq., and Sarah his wife, deforciants One third part of
rectory of PEDINGHOE and of all tithes to said rectory belonging
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 59 Geo. III. [1818]).
Pillingworth alias Pillingword (Manor).
John Comber and Richard Fuller, plaintiff's, and Nicholas Al-
chorue and Thomas Vaughan and Margaret his wife, deforciants
Manor of PILLINGWOBD and tenements in Dychvnnyng and Strete
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Comber (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz.
[1560]).
Pillingworth (Manor Annual Rent).
John Hamshar, plaintiff, and George Nicholls, esq., and Philippa
his wife, deforciants Yearly rent of 100 issuing out of manor of
PILLINGWOBTH and out of tenements in Ditcheling, Westmeston,
Patcham and Stanmer, granted to plaintiff and heirs during lives
of George Nicholls and Philippa and the longer liver of them (Trin.,
50 Geo. III. [1810]).
Pingdean alias Pengeden alias Pyngden (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] ; Hil.,
27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
Thomas Colstocke and George Alchorne, plaintiffs, and Anthony,
Viscount Mouutague, and Jane his wife, deforciants Site of manor
of PINGDEANE and tenements in Pycombe, Cleytou and Patcham,
granted to Thomas Colstocke and George Alchorne for term of
21 years from the feast of S. Michael, 1607, rendering annually to
said Viscount and Jane and heirs of said Viscount 68 and also
80 wethers (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Pinkhurst alias Pynckhurst (Manor).
John Apsley, esq., plaintiff, and Heiiry, Earl of Arundell, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of PTNCKHURST and tenements in Slyndfbld, Byllyngeshurst,
Hytchingfyeld and Chyltington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 18 Eliz. [1575]).
William Newton, gent., plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, esq., and
Cordelia his wife, Apsley Newton, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, and
Grace Caldicott, deforciants Manor of PINCKHEEST and tenements in
Billingsherst, Hitchingfeild, Chiltington, Shipley, Slinfold, Storrington
and Thakeham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. II.
[1670]).
See WorminqJiurst (Manor) (Trin., 21 Geo. III. [1781]).
See Sullington (Manor) (Trin., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
352 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Pipering (Manor). See Peppering.
Placelands (Manor). See Hackenden alias Placelands.
See Pickstones (Mich., 30 Ch. II. [1678] ; Trin., 12 & 13 Geo. II.
[1739]).
Pladen (Advowson of Church). See PI ay den.
Plasshed (Manor).
Richard Day, gent., and Thomas Butler, gent., plaintiff's, and
Eobert Wellys, gent., deforciant Manor of PLASSHED and tenements
in Eyngmere and Wyllyngham quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
Eichard Day (Mich.,*2 & 3 Elk. [1560]).
Playden (Advowson of Church).
Marmaduke Burton, clerk, Edward Claggett, gent., and John
Nowell, gent., plaintiff's, and Francis, Viscount Mountague,
deforciant Advowson of church of PLAYDEN alias PLADEN quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Marmaduke Burton (Trin.,
14 Ch. I. [1638]). "
Playden (Manor).
William Scott, esq., John Tufton, esq., Henry Peck, and Eobert
Marche, plaintiff's, ad Edward Wyndesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor,
deforciant Manor of PLAYDEN and tenements in Eye, Iden, Pese-
marsh, Udymer, Beckley and Ewherst, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of William Scott (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560]).
See Tillingham (Manor) (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
See Peasmarsh (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ja. I. [1614-5]).
See Madreskam (Hil., 13 Ja. I. [1615-6]; East., 15 Ja. I.
[1617]).
William Jemmett, gent., plaintiff", and Josias Pattenson, esq., and
Mary his wife, Edward Dering, and Eobert Maseall, esq., deforciants
Manors of PLAYDEN and TILLTNGHAM, manor of prebend of
PEASMAB.SH and tenements in Peasmarsh, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Hil., 26 Geo. III. [1786]).
Playden alias Manor of Hospital of S. Bartholomew at
Playden near Rye.
Henry Peck, plaintiff, and William Farrar and Joan his wife, and
Thomas Heath, deforciants Manor of HOSPITAL of S. BARTHOLOMEW
alias PLAYDEN and tenements in Eye, Playden, Iden, Pesemersh,
Beckeley and Northeam, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
14 Eliz. [1572]).
Eobert Brabon, plaintiff, and Henry Peck and Joan Farrar, wid.,
deforciants Manor of HOSPITAL of S. BARTHOLOMEW alias PLAYDEN
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 353
and tenements in Rye, Playden, Iden, Pesemersh, Beckeley and
Northeam, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 18 Eliz. [1576]).
William Cecil, esq., John Baker, esq., and Thomas Horsman, esq.,
plaintiffs, and John Tufton, esq., deforciant Manor of PLAYDEN
alias manor of HOSPITAL or S. BARTHOLOMEW AT PLAYDEN NEAR BYE
and tenements in Northiam, Hooe, Ewerst, Peasemersh, Eye, Udymer
and Beckley, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Baker (Hil.,
43 Eliz. [1600-1]).
William, Lord Burghley, Eichard Baker, kt., and Thomas Baker,
kt., plaintiff's, and John Tufton, kt. and bt., and Nicholas Tufton, kt.,
his son and heir-apparent, and Frances his wife, deforciants Manors
of Hothfeild, Magna-Bipton, Parva-Bipton, Seeleham alias Sileham,
Offam alias Offham, Snodbeaine, Pepingstrawe and Caldeham alias
Cauldham, also advowson of church of Hothfeild, and moiety of
manor of Swinford, co. Kent, and manor of PLAYDEN alias manor of
HOSPITAL OF S. BARTHOLOMEW AT PLAYDEN NEAR EYE, and tenements
in Northiam, Hooe, Ewherst, Westfeild, Eye and Udymer, co. Sussex,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Baker (Trin., 14 Ja. I.
[1616] D.C.).
See Sodium (Castle) (Hil., 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1663-4] D.C.).
Playden (Eectory).
See Iden (Eectory) (Trin., 32 Oreo. III. [1792]).
Playden (Salcote Perry).
See East Guldeford (Manor) (Hil., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538-9]).
Plompton (Manor). See Plumpton.
Plumpton (Advowson of Church).
See Plumpton (Manor) (East., 35 Eliz. [1583]).
Plumpton alias Plompton (Manor) (including Plumpton-Boscage
and Plumpton-Piddinghoe).
Eichard Leache, esq., and Charity his wife, plaintiffs, and Francis
Carew, kt., deforciants Manors of PLOMPTON - BUSKAGE and
PLOMPTON-PEDYNQHO and tenements in Plompton, Pedyngho alias
Pyddynghowe, Wyvelsfeld, Cuckfeild, Balcombe, Lyndfeld, Ardyng-
lygh, Westhotheligh, Chayligh and Horsted-Keynes, and advowson of
church of PLOMPTON, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Eichard
Leache (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).*
Francis Howard, kt., Thomas Graynisford, kt., Charles Cockayne,
esq., and William Cockayne, plaintiffs, and Charles, Earl of Notting-
ham, and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of PLOMPTON, BARKHAM,
* In a deed enrolled in Chancery, Close Roll, 35 Eliz., p. 18, the premises conveyed
are the manor of Plumpton with the advowson of the church of Plumpton, and the
yearly fee-farm rent of 23 17*. 7d.
VOL. XX. A A.
354 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP PINES.
NETHEEHALL and TABBING-CAMOIS, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Francis Howard (Mich., 5 Ch. I. [1629]).
Benjamin Scarlett, gent., plaintiff, and Charles Cokayne, esq., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of PLUMPTON, BAEKHAM, TAEING-
CAMOTS alias CAMWATES and NETIIEEHALL, and tenements in Plump-
ton, Fletching, Horsted-Kaynes, Westhothly, Pedinghoe, Newick,
Barkham, Marisfeild and Uckfeild, and also yearly rent of 23 17s. Id.
issuing out of tenements in Plumpton, Newick, Pedinghoe and West-
hothley, quitclaimed to plaintiff" imd. heirs (East., 1656).*
John Page, gent., plaintiff', and Anthony Springett, clerk, defor-
ciant Manor of PLUMPTON alias PLOMPTON alias PLUMTON alias
PLEHTON and tenements in Plumpton alias Plompton alias Plumton
alias Plemton, Peddinghoe and Falmer alias Famer, quitclaimed to
plaintif&nd heirs (Mich., 6 Geo. II. [1732]).
Nathaniel Trayton, gent., plaintiff', and Henry Campion, esq., and
Barbara his wife, deforciants Fourth part of manor of PLUMPTON
alias PLOMPTON alias PLUMTON alias PLOMTON and tenements in
Plumpton alias Plompton alias Plumton alias Plomton, Peddinghoe
and Falmer alias Famer, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich.,
9 Geo: II. [1735]).
James Pelham, esq., and Grey Longueville, plaintiffs, and Henry
Campion, esq., and Barbara his wife, William Dobell, esq., and Mary
his wife, and William Hay, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manor of PLOMPTON alias PLUMPTON alias PLUMTON alias PLOMTON
and tenements in *Plurnpton alias Plomptou alias Plumton alias
Plomton and Falmer alias Famer quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
of James Pelham (Mich., 10 Geo. II. [1736]).
John, Earl of Ashburnham, plaintiff", and Thomas, Lord Pelham,
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of PLUMPTON alias PLOMPTON
and tenements in Plumpton alias Plompton, Falmer alias Famer, East
Hoodley alias East Hoathley, Pevensey, Bexhill, Hailsham, Hellingley
and Piddinghoe, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 26 Geo. III.
[1785]).
Plumpton (Tithes).
See Broadwater (Manor) (Mich., 12 Ch. II. [1660] ; Mich., 14
Ch. II. [1662] ; Trin, 15 Ch. II. [1663] ; Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670] ;
Mich., 24 Ch. II. [1672] B.C. ; Mich., 8 Anne [1709] ; Trin., 5 & 6
Geo. II. [1732] ; East., 7 Geo. II. [1734]).
* Deed enrolled in Chancery, Close Roll, 1656, p. 25, No. 10, by which the Hon.
Charles Cockaine and Benjamin Scarlett, 20 May 1656, convey manor of Plumpton
and lands in Plumpton and Pedinghoe and yearly rent of 23 17*. 7rf. to Anthony
Springett of Plumpton. The manor of Plumpton-Boscage alias the Boscage, part
of the manor of Plumpton, was alienated by Et. Hon. Charles, Lord Cockaine,
Viscount Cullen, 1 June 1657, to Robert Prere of Plumpton, gent. This appears
from two deeds enrolled in Chancery, Close Roll, 1657, p. 12, No. 35, and 15 Ch. II.,
p. 18, No. 39. Henceforth the manor described as Plumpton does not include
Plompton-Boscage.
HEN11Y VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 355
Plumpton-Boscage (Manor), severed from Plumpton.
See Plumpton (Manor) (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).
John Browning, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony Springett,, Eichard
Springett, "William Springett, and Harbert Springett, deforciants
Manor of PLOMPTON alias PLOMPTON-BUSCAGE and tenements in
Piompton and Falmer alias Famer quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil., 2 Will. & Mary [1690-1]).
Leonard Gale, esq., plaintiff, and John Wakeman, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of PMJMPTON-BOSCAGE quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 3 Geo. I. [1717]).
Charles Scrase, gent., plaintiff', and Henry Humphery, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Third part of manors of PLUMPTON-
BOSCAGE, WORTH and CRAWLEY, and third part of tenements in
Worth, Crawley, Ifield, Slaugham, Balcomb, Ardingly, Lindfeild,
East G-rinstead, West Hoadly, Steyning alias Stening, Beeding alias
Scale, Kingsbarns, Henfield, Bramber, Hartfield and Isfield, and also
advowson of church of CRAWLEY, co. Sussex, and third part of tene-
ments in cos. Surrey and Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 24 Geo. II. [1750] D.C.).
John Staples, gent., plaintiff, and Samuel Blunt, esq., and Sarah
his wife, deforciants One third part of manors of PLUMPTON-
BOSCAGE, WORTH and CRAWLEY, and one third part of tenements in
Worth, Crawley, Ifield, Slaugham, Balcomb, Ardingly, Lindfield, East
Grinsted, Westhoadly, Steyning alias Stenning, Beeding alias Seale,
Kingsbarns, Henfield, Bramber, Hartfield and Isfield, and also advow-
son of church of CRAWLEY, co. Sussex, and third part of tenements in
cos. Surrey and Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
24 Geo. II. [1750] D.C.).
Plumpton-Piddinghoe (Manor).
See Plumpton (Manor) (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).
See Meeching (Manor) (Mich., 3 Will. & Mary [1691] ; Hil.,
10 Anne [1711-2] ; East., 3 Geo. II. [1730]).
Poling alias Polyng (Manor). See Walkhamsted.
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
Edward Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arrundell, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manors of POLING, PYPPERYNG, CLYMPSFOLD alias CLYMSFOLD, and
POLING-SAINT- JOHN alias THE COMAUNDRY OF POLYNG, and tenements
in Polyng, Est Angmeryng, West Angmeryng, East Preston, West
Preston, Lymyster, Pypperyng, Clympsfold alias Clymsfold, Hampton-
Parva, Burpham, Barfham, Arrundell, Warneham, Hame, Northstoke,
Polyng- Saint- John, Slyndfold and Rudgwick, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
Eichard Nye, plaintiff, and Edward Caryll, esq., deforciant
Manors of POLYNG and KNEPP alias KNAPP alias LE HOLYE MOTE AT
KNEPP and tenements in Polyng, East Angmering, West Angmering,
A A 2
356 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FIXES.
East Preston, West Preston, Lymyster, Pyppering, Hatnpton-Parva,
Burfham, Barfham, Arundell, Warueham, Ham, Northstoke, Polyng-
Saint-John, Horshain, West Gfrensted, Steaiiyng, Shipley, Nuthurst,
Wasshington, Asshingtou, Cowfold and Balcombe, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and. heirs (East., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
Edward Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Henry N"ye and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manors of POLTNO and KNEPP alias KNAPP alias
LE HOLYE MOTE AT KNEPP and tenements in Polyng, East Anguieryug,
West Angmeryng, East Preston, West Preston, Lymyster, Pypperyng,
Hampton- Parva, Burfham, Barfham, Arundell, AV"arneham, Ham,
Northstoke, Poly ng-Saint- John, Horsham, West Grrensted, Steanyng,
Shypley, Nuthurst, Wasshingtou, Asshington, Cowfold and Balcombe,
quitclaimed to plaintiff* and. heirs (Triu., 18 Eliz. [1576]).
John Caryll, senior, kt., plaintiff, and Edward Caryll, kt., defor-
ciant Manors of POLYNG and PoLYNG-SAnrr-JoHH alias THE
COMMANDBY or POLYNG and tenements in Polyng, Polyng-Saint- John,
Lymyster, Warnyngcampe, Arundell, Angmering and Hampton-
Parva, quitclaimed to plaintiff" a,nd heirs (Mich., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
John Shelley, kt. and bt., plaintiff", and John Caryll, kt., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of POLING and POLING- SAINT-
JOHN alias LE COMMANDRY or POLING and tenements in Poling, Poling-
Saint-John, Lyminster, Warningcampe, Arundell, Litlehampton,
East Angmering, West Angmering, Ecclesden, Burpham, Patching,
Rustington, Perring and Preston, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 14 Ja. I. [16*6]).
Poling (Hundred).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.; Mich.,
12 & 13 Eliz. [1570]).
Poling-Saint-Jolm alias the Commandry of Poling
(Manor) .
See Poling (Manor) (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]; Mich., 4 Ja. I.
[1606] ; East., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Michelgrove (Trin., 4 Ch. I. [1628] ; East., 12 Ch. I. [1636] ;
Hil., 1657 D.C.).
William Dennett and William Hersey, plaintiffs, and John May
and Anne his wife, and Mary May, wid., and Luke Wady and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of PoLiNG-SAiNT-JoHN and tenements
in Madehurst, Houghton, Southstoake and Pulburrough, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of William Dennett (East., 10 Geo. II.
[1737]).
See Madehurst (Manor) (Trin., 5 Geo. IY. [1824]).
Polles worth (Manor). See Polly sworth.
Pollingfold (Manor).
Hobert Jousey, gent., plaintiff, and Isaac Woder, esq., and Ursula
his wife, deforciants Manor of POLLINGFOLD and tenements in
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 357
Pollingfold alias Ponniogfold and Ridgewick, co. Sussex, arid manors
of Baynardes and Pollingt'old, and tenements in Baynardes alias
Baynhurst, Polliugfold alias Ponuingfold, Cranley, Ewhurst and
Awfold, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 8 Ja. I.
[1610] D.C.).
Christopher Parkinson, esq., and Christopher Moyser, gent.,
plaintiff's, and Robert Jossey, esq., deforciant Manors of Baynardes
and Pollingford and tenements in Baynardes alias Baynhurst, Polling-
fold alias Ponningfold, Cranley, Ewhurst and Awfold, co. Surrey, and
manor of POLLINGFOLD and tenements in Pollingfold alias Ponning-
fold and Ridgewick, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
Christopher Parkinson (Mich., 9 Ja. I. [1611] D.C.).
Pollys worth alias Polly sford (Manor).
Edmund Robertes and William Welles, plaintiff's, and Thomas
Meneffe, gent., and Constance his wife, deforciants Site of manor of
POLLTSFOKD alias POLLYSWOBTH and tenements in Pollysford alias
Pollysworth and Bowroughwash alias Burghwash, also common of
pasture for all animals in BOWROUGHWASH DOWN alias BUEGHWASHE
DOWN settled on said Thomas Meneffe and Constance and heirs of
their bodies, in default remainder to heirs of body of Constance, in
default remainder to right heirs of Thomas Meneffe (East., 16 Eliz.
[1574]).
Thomas Meneffee, plaintiff, and Richard Styleman, deforciant
Manor of POLLESFOBD alias POLLESWOBTH and common of pasture
for all animals on BUEWATSH DOWN, and tenements in Burwaysh,
Bryghtlyng, Hethefeild and Etchingham, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
John Polhill, gent., plaintiff, and John Meneffee, gent., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of POLLTSWOETH alias POLLTSFOED and
tenements in Burwash, Echingham, Heathfeild and Brightlyng, also
common of pasture on BTJBWASH DOWN, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 3 Ja. I. [1605]).
Robert Banckworth and Richard Banckworth, plaintiffs, and John
Polhill, senior, gent., deforciant Manor of Buckland alias South
Buckland and tenements in Luddesdon, Mepeham, Cobham, Byrling,
Snodland, Paddelsworth, Hailing and Cuckeston, co. Kent, and manor
of POLLYSWOKTH alias POLLTSFOED and tenements in Burwash,
Echingham, Heathfeild and Brightling, also common of pasture for
all animals on BUEWASU DOWN, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Robert Banckworth (Hil., 8 Ja. 1. [1610-1] D.C.).
Polyng (Manor). See Poling.
Pons (Manor).
John Parker, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Sherman, gent., and
Deonisia his wife, deforciants Manor of PONS and tenements in
Wyllyngdon and Estborne, and common of pasture for 100 sheep in
358 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
WTLLYNGDON and ESTBOBNE, quitclaimed to plainliff and heirs
(Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Ponynges (Manor). See Poynings.
Popes marsh (Manor). See Bonesmarsh.
Portslade (Manor).
See Sompting (Manor) (Trin., 41 Eliz. [1599]).
Richard Snellyng, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas West, kt., Lord
Lawarr, Thomas Pelham, esq., James Thetclier, esq., Thomas Pierce,
esq., and Herbert Pelham, esq., deforciants Manor of POBTSLADE
alias POBTISLADE and tenements in Portslade alias Portislade,
Aldrington, Aberton, Peddinghoo, Telscombe, Meeching, Oviugden,
Brighthelmeston, Cuckfeild, Hangleton and Chiltington, also advow-
son of church of ALDBINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 42 Eliz. [1600]).
Abraham Edwards of Lewes, gent., and Abraham Edwards of
Brightlyng, gent., plaintiffs, and George Snelling, kt., and Cicely his
wife, and Eichard Snelling, esq., and Margaret his wife, deforciants
Manors of POBTSLADE alias POETISLADE and ATLYNGWOBTH and tene-
ments in Portslade alias Portislade, Aldrington, Aberton, Peddinghoo,
Telscombe, Meeching, Ovingden, Brighthelmeston, Cuckfeild, Lewes,
Hangleton, Chiltington and East Aldrington, also advowson of church
of ALDRINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Abraham
Edwards of Lewes (Mich., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
William Borrer, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Phillipps Lamb, esq.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of POKTSLADE
alias POBTESLADE and tenements in Portslade quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 46 Geo. III. [1806]).
Portslade (Eight of Sea Beach).
See Kingston near Lewes (Eectory) (Hil., 58 Geo. III. [1818]).
Portslade (Tithes).
Eichard Whetley, gent., plaintiff, and John Barnard and Mary his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Westham, Pevensey alias Pemsey,
Porteslade, Blachington, Twynam and Bolney, also a certain portion
of tithes annually arising in POBTESLADE and ATHELINGWOBTH alias
ATTLINGWOBTH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 41 & 42
Eliz. [1599]).
Eichard Wheatley, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Clagett, gent., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Tithes at POBTSLADE quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 10 Ja. I. [1612-3]).
See Sullington (Manor) (Trin., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
Portslade (Tithes Annual Eent).
See Sullington (Manor) (Trin., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
&ENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV* 359
Portslade (View of Frank Pledge, Free Fishery and "Wreck
of Sea).
See Atlingworth (Manor) (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
Possingworth (Manor) in Waldron.
Judith Pelham, wid., plaintiff \ and Henry Sydney, E.G., deforciant
Manor of POSINGWOBTH and tenements in Walderne and Framefeld
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 27 Eliz. [1584-5]).
William Peck, esq., plaintiff, and John Seynt John, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of POSINGWOETH and tenements in Posingworth and
"Walderne quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Francis Crawley, serjeant at law, plaintiff, and John Saint John,
esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of POSSINGEWOETH
and tenements in Walderne granted to Francis Crawley for the term
of 60 years, rendering annually one peppercorn to said John and
Elizabeth and heirs of John (Trin., 22 Ja. I. [1624]).
Robert Offley, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs, and John
Saint John, esq., and Elizabeth bis wife, deforciants Manor of
POSINGWOETH and tenements in Posingworth and Walderne quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert Offley (Mich., 5 Ch. I.
[1629]).
Robert Lord, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Offley, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of POSSINGWOBTH and tenements in
Waldron quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Hil., 7 Anne [1708-9]).
Hugh Offley, gent., plaintiff, and Robert Lord, gent., and Rachel
his wife, and Thomas Offley, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants
Manor of POSSINGWOBTH and tenements in Waldron quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 11 Anne [1712]).
Posyngworth (Messuage) in Hartfield.
Robert Sulyard, plaintiff, and William Bowyer, esq., deforciant
Messuage and tenements in Hartefeld called POSYNGWOBTH and
CHUCKELANDES quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1 & 2 Eliz.
[1559]).
Pott (Manor).
See Westhampnett (Manor) (East., 20 & 21 Hen. VIII. [1529]).
Pounds alias Puns (Manor).
See Lee alias Leigh (East., 36 Hen. VIII. [1545] ; East., 31 Eliz.
[1589] ; Mich., 4 Ja. I. [1606] ; East., 7 Ja. I. [1609] ; Mich., 15 Ja. I
[1617] ; Mich., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Powers (Manor). See Slaughterford.
Pownes (Manor). See Pounds.
Poynes (Manor). See Pounds.
360 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Poynings alias Ponynges (Advowsoii of Church).
See Petworth (Manor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514]).
Poynings alias Poynynges (Hundred).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Poynings alias Ponynges (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [151-4] ; Hil., 27
Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
The King, plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount Mountague, and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manors of PONYNGES and PERCHING and tene-
ments in Aburton, Ponynges and Perching, quitclaimed to the King,
who grants the same to Viscount Mountague and Jane during their
lives and the longer liver of them, remainder to heirs male of the body
of said Viscount to hold of the King, his heirs and successors, by the
service of half one knight's fee, remainder to the heirs male of the
body of Anthony Browne, kt., deceased, master of the horse of King
Henry VIII., with reversion in default to the King, his heirs and
successors (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7]).
William Saxpes, plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount Mountague,
and Jane his wife, deforciants Site of manor of POYNINGES and
tenements in Poyninges, Newtymber, Edberton and Alborne, granted
to William Saxpes for term of 21 years, rendering annually 139 and
one boar (apruni) to said Viscount and Jane and heirs of said Viscount
Mountague (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Pravells. See Westlands (Messuage).
Preisthawes (Manor). See Priesthawes.
Preston (Hundred). See Preston alias Bishop's Preston.
Preston (Manor).
See Ham (Manor) in West Angmering (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] ;
Trin., 8 Eliz. [1566]).
Preston (Manor) in Binderton.
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Lynch (Manor) (Mich., 9 & 10 Eliz. [1567]).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570]).
Eichard Lewknor, esq., plaintiff, and John Aylwyn, gent., aud
Mary his wife, deforciants Site of manor of PKESTON and tenements
in Binderton and Westdean quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
Warranted against said John Aylwyn and Mary and heirs of John,
against heirs of John Aylwyn, deceased, his father, and against heirs
of John Aylwyn, deceased, his grandfather (Hil., 19 Ja. I. [1621-2]).
See Stouffhton (Hil., 24 Ch. I. [1648-9]).
See Westdean (Manor) (Trin., 12 Geo. 1. [1726] D.C.).
Preston alias Bishop's-Preston (Common of Pasture).
See Patcham (Rectory) (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
tiENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 361
Preston alias Bishop's-Preston (Hundred aud Manor).
Jonas Bateman and Abraham Tillard, plaintiffs, and Anthony
Shirley, bt., Eichard Shirley, esq., Arthur Onslowe, esq., and Elizabeth
Shirley, deforciants Manor of PBESTON and tenements in Wightdean
alias Weightdeane alias Wightden alias Wigden, Patcham, Preston
alias Bishop's-Preston, Brighthelmston, Westmeston alias West-
myston alias Westmiston, Hove and Middleton, also portions of
tithes in BBIGHTHELMSTON and PATCHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Jonas Bateman (Hil., 28 & 29 Ch. II. [1676-7]).
Gilbert Horsman, esq., plaintiff, and Judith Western, deforciant
Sixth part of manor of PBESTON and tenements in Wightdeane alias
Weightdeane alias Wightden alias Wigdeu, Patcham, Preston alias
Bishop's-Prestou, Brighthelmston, Westmeston alias Westmynston
alias Westminston, Hove, Middleton, Slaugham and Bolney, also
sixth part of portion of tithes in BBIGHTHELMSTON and PATCHAM,
quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil., 12 Geo. I. [1725-6]).
Gilbert Horsman, plaintiff, and Sarah Western, spr., deforciant
Sixth part of manor of PBESTON and tenements in Wightdeane alias
Weightdeane alias Wightden alias Wigden, Patcham, Preston alias
Bishop's-Preston, Brighthelrnston, Westmeston alias Westmynston
alias Westminston, Hove, Middletou, Slaugham and Bolney, also
sixth part of portion of tithes in BBIGHTHELMSTON and PATCHAM,
quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Mich., 1 Geo. II. [1727]).
Gilbert Horsman, esq., plaintiff, and Anne Western, spr., defor-
ciant Sixth part of manor of PBESTOK and tenements in Wightdeane
alias Weightdeane alias Wightden alias Wigden, Patcham, Preston
alias Bishop's-Preston, Brighthelmston, Westmeston alias Westmyn-
ston alias Westminston, Hove, Middletou, Slaugham and Bolney,
also sixth part of portion of tithes in BBIGHTHELMSTON and
PATCHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 3 Geo. II.
[1729-30]).
Francis Warden, esq., plaintiff", and Charles Western, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of PBESTON and tenements in Wightdeane alias
Weightdeane alias Wightden alias Wigden, Patcham, Preston alias
Bishop's-Preston, Brighthelmston, Westmeston, Hove, Middleton,
Slaugham and Bolney, quitclaimed to plaintiff aud heirs (Mich.,
9 Geo. III. [1768]).
Charles Callis Western, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Walsingham
Western, clerk, deforciant Hundred of PRESTON and manors of
PBESTON, WHITEDEAN alias WEIGHTDEAN alias WIGHTDEANE
alias WIGDEN, and RADDINGDEANE alias BATTINGDEANE, and
tenements in Preston alias Bishop's-Preston, Wightdean alias
Weightdean alias Wightdeane alias Wigden, Patcham, Bright-
helmstone, Westmestou alias Westminston alias Westminstan,
Hove, Middleton, Slaugham and Bolney, and all tithes arising out
of certain lands in BBIGHTHELMSTON, PATCHAM and PBESTON
alias BISHOP'S-PBESTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
34 Geo. III. [1794]).
362 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Preston alias Bishop's-Preston (Tithes).
See Preston alias Bishop's-Preston (Manor) (East., 34 Geo. III.
[1794]).
Preston alias East Preston alias Preston-Millars (Manor).
Thomas Palmer, kt., William Shelley, serjeant at law, John
Palmer, esq., Eobert Palmer and John Caryll, plaintiff's, and Edward
Levvkenor and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of EST PRESTON
alias PRESTON-MILERS and tenements in Est Preston and Angineryng
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Caryll (Trin., 18 Hen. VIII.
[1526]).
See Donnington (Manor) (East., 1654).
See Wick (Manor) in Lymister (Hil., 9 Geo. 1. [1722-3] ; Trin.,
20&21 Geo. II. [1747]).
Preston alias East Preston (Tithes).
See Kingston (Manor). (Trin., 51 Geo. III. [1811]).
Preston-Beckhelwyn (Manor).
The King and Queen, plaintiff's, and John Cheke, kt., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Divers manors and tenements in cos. Suffolk,
Essex, Cambridge and Huntingdon, and manors of PRESTON-BECK-
WELL and Hoo, and tenements in Preston-Beckwell and Hoo, co.
Sussex, and manors and tenements in co. Lincoln and Norfolk, quit-
claimed to the Queen, her heirs and successors (East., 3 & 4
Ph. & Mary [1557] B.C.).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
John Stansfeild, gent., and Eichard Evelyn, esq., plaintiff's, and
Richard, Earl of Dorset, and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
PEESTON-BECKHELYYN and tenements in Bedingham quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of John Stansfeild Warranted against Eichard,
Earl of Dorset, and Anne, and heirs of said Earl, against heirs of Eobert,
Earl of Dorset, deceased, his father, and against heirs of Thomas, Earl
of Dorset, deceased, his grandfather (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
Susanna Morley, plaintiff, and John Evelyn, esq., and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of PRESTON-BECKHELVYN and tenements in
Bedingham, Westfirle, Glyne and South Mailing, quitclaimed to
plaintiff Siiidi heirs (East., 1655).
See Bedding nam (Manor) (Trin., 27 Ch. II. [1675]).
See Olynde (Trin., 4 Anne [1705]).
Preston-Millars (Manor). See Preston.
Preston-Poynings (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] ; Hil.,
27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
Thomas Pelham. bt., plaintiff', and Francis, Viscount Mountague,
Jeforciant Manor of PRESTON-POYNINGES and tenements in West-
firle, Beddingham, Glynde, Laughton, Easthothly, Waldron, Jeving-
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 363
ton, Alciston, Berwick, Selmeston, Eckington alias Ripe, Arlington
and Alfriston, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 8 Ch. I.
[1632]).
Walter Burrell, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Oliver, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, and John Oliver, gent., deforciants ~M.a,nor of
PRESTON-POYNLNGS and tenements in West Firle, Beddingham, Glynd,
Laughton, Easthothleigh, Waldron, Jevington, Alciston, Berwick,
Selmeston, Eckington alias Ripe, Arlington, Alfriston, Lewes, Fram-
feild and Mayfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (HiL, 1650).
John Oliver, gent., plaintiff", and John Browne, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of PRESTON- PONINGS and tenements in
Westfirle, Beddingham, Glynd and Laughton, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670]).
See Amies alias Levetts (HiL, 29 Geo. III. [1789]).
Prestwood (Manor).
See Eusper (Manor) (Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
John Myddleton, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Cowper, kt., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of PRESTWOOD and tenements
in Ifeild and Rusper quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East., 6 Ja. I.
[1608]).
Richard Arnold and William Arnold, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Middleton, senior, esq., Walter Middleton, gent., and Thomas Middle-
ton, junior, gent., deforciants Manor of PRESTWOOD and tenements
in Ifield and Crawley quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard
Arnold (East., 14 Ch. II. [1662]).
Thomas Ladde and Christopher Wood, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Arnold and William Arnold, deforciants Manors of PRESTWOOD,
HORTON and BONWICK alias BONWICK-PLACE, and tenements in Ifeild,
Rusper, Warnham and Steyning, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Thomas Ladde (Mich., 18 Ch. II. [1666]).
Prancis Heatley, gent., plaintiff', and Thomas Arnold, gent., and
Susan his wife, deforciants Manors of PRESTWOOD, HORTON and
BONWICKS alias BONWICKS-PLACE, and tenements in Ifeild, Rusper,
Warnham and Steyning, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
2 Geo. I. [1716]).
Priesthawes alias Preisthawes (Manor).
See Mersham (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2] ; Hil., 1652 ; Trin., 16 Ch. II.
[1664]).
Princkham (Manor). See Starburrow.
Prinsted (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564] ; Hil., 25 Eliz.
[1582-3]).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
See Ghidham (Manor) (Hil., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
364 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Provander (View of Prank Pledge).
See West Hurting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 & 33
Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Pulborough (Advowson of Church).
See Pulborough (Manor) (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1568] ; East., 41 Eliz.
[1599]).
Eichard Harrison, kt., plaintiff, and William Satterthwait, esq.,
and Susan his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of PULBOBOUGH
quitclaimed to plaintifsu\d heirs (East., 29 Ch. II. [1677]).
See Pulborough (Manor) (Hil., 13 Will. III. [1701-2]; Mich.,
13 Geo. I. [1726]).
See Wick (Trin., 20 & 21 Geo. II. [1747]).
Cyril Jackson, esq., plaintiff and Sir George Colebrooke, bt.,
Morris Robinson, esq., William Southouse, esq., Charles, Earl of
Tankerville, and Emma his wife, and John Aubrey, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of PULBOEOUGH quit-
claimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East., 15 Geo. III. [1775]).
George, Earl of Egremont, plaintiff, and John Prescott and Maria
his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of PULBOEOUGH quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 15 Geo. III. [1775]).
Pulborough (Free* Fishery).
See Pulborouffh (Manor) (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
Pulborough (Manor).
Roger Gysse, plaintiff, and John Apsley, gent., and William
Dawtrey, esq., deforciants Manor of PTILBEEOWGH and tenements in
Pulberowgh, also advowson of church of PULBEEOWGH, settled on
John Apsley and heirs (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
Henry Shelley, esq., plaintiff, and George Apsley, esq., and
Ancilla his wife, deforciants Third part of manor of PULBOEOUGH
and tenements in Pulborough, also advowson of church of PUL-
BOEOUGH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 41 Eliz. [1599]).
Christopher Coles, gent., and John Monke, gent., plaintiffs, and
Edward Onley, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, and William Monke,
gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of PULBOEOUGH and
tenements in Pulborough, Billiugshurst and Wisborough Greene,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Christopher Coles (Hil., 1658).
Thomas Gittins, plaintiff, and Edward Onley, esq., and Elizabeth
his wife, and Thomas Onley, gent., deforciants Manor of PULBOEOUGH
and tenements in Pulborough, Billinghurst and Wesborough Greene,
and free fishery at PULBOEOUGH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
William Nelson, esq., and Charles Harrison, gent., plaintiffs, and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 365
Francis Mose, senior, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor
of PULBEEOUGH and tenements in Pulberough, Petworth, Fitleworth,
Billingshurst, Rotherbridge and Bognor, also rectory of PULBEEOUGH,
and also all tithes to said rectory belonging, and advowson of church
of PULBOEOUGH, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of "William Nelson
(HiL, 13 Will. III. [1701-2]).
Dassigny Desborow, plaintiff, and Francis Mose, esq., and Jemima
his wife, deforciants Manor of PULBOEOUGH and tenements in Pul-
berough, Petworth, Fitleworth, Billingshurst and Rotherbridge, also
rectory of PULBEEOUGH, and all tithes to said rectory belonging, and
advowson of church of PULBEEOUGH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 13 Geo. I. [1726]).
James Colebrooke, esq., Thomas Elder, esq., and John Lightfoot,
plaintiffs, and Francis Mose, gent., Davis Thomas, gent., Jemima
Mose, wid., and John Parsons, gent., deforciants Manor of PUL-
BOEOUGH and tenements in Pulborough, Petworth, Fittleworth,
Billinghurst, Rotherbridge, Ferring and Kingston, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of James Colebrooke (Mich., 21 Geo. II. [1747]).
Harry Tullett, plaintiff, and Robert Butcher and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manor of PULBOEOUGH and tenements in Rudg-
wicke quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 5 Geo. III. [1765]).'
See Telscombe (Manor) (Trin., 4 Geo. IV. [1823] ; Mich., 5
Geo. IV. [1824]).
Puns (Manor). See Pounds.
Pyecomb (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Pynckhurst (Manor). See Pinkhurst.
Pynclehurst (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
Pyngden (Manor). See Pingdean.
Quetch worth (Manor). See Cotcfiford.
Quotchford (Manor). See Cotchford.
Racton (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
John Knight, esq., plaintiff, and George Gounter, kt., deforciant
Manors of RACTON and WOODMANCOTT and tenements in Racton,
366 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OE PINES.
Westborne, Funtington, Upmarden, Stoughton, Eogate and Harting,
co. Sussex, and manor of Cornpton and tenements in Compton and
Freshwater in Isle of Wigbt, eo. Southampton, quitclaimed to plaintiff'
and heirs (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609] B.C.).
Humphrey Handford, esq., and Hugh Handford, gent., plaintiffs,
and George Gunter, kt., and John Gunter, esq., deforciants Manor
of EACTON and tenements in Eacton and Westborne quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Humphrey Handford (Hil., 15 Ja. I.
[1617-8]).
William Lewis, kt. and bt., Eobert Hide, esq., and Eichard
Gfounter, gent., plaintiff's, and Greorge Gounter, esq., deforciant
Manors of EACTON and WOODMANCOTT and tenements in Eacton,
Woodmancott, Westbourne, Alsworth, Upmarden, Stoughton, Eogate
and Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Eobert Hide (Hil.,
11 Ch. I. [1635-6]).
William Sherrington, senior, esq., and William Sherrington, junior,
esq., plaintiff's, and Greorge Gounter, esq., deforciant Manors of
EACTON and WOODMANCOTTE and tenements in Eacton, Woodman-
cotte, Westborne, Alsworth, Upmarden, Stoughton, Eogate and
Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William Sherrington,
senior (East., 7 Will. III. [1695]).
Henry Maynard, bt., William Wither, esq., Joseph Goddard, esq.,
and Thomas Blagrave, gent., plaintiff's, and Chnrles Gouuter Nicoll,
esq., deforciants Manors of EACTON and WOODMANCOTTE and tene-
ments in Eacton, AJToodmancotte, Westborne, Alsworth, Upmarden,
Stoughton, Eogate and Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
Henry Maynard (Mich., 1 Geo. II. [1727]).
James Gordon, esq., plaintiff", and William, Earl of Dartmouth, and
Frances Katherine his wife, deforciants Manors of EACTON and
WOODMANCOTT and tenements in Eacton, Westbourne and Stough-
ton, granted to James Gordon and heirs during the lives of William,
Earl of Dartmouth, and Frances Katherine, and the life of the longer
liver of them (Mich., 36 Geo. III. [1795]).
Racton alias Broome alias Ghulgrove (Manor). See Bromes.
Raddingdean alias Rottyngden (Manor) in Preston.
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
Henry Knevett and Thomas Spencer, plaintiff's, and John
Vaughan, esq., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of EABDTNG-
DEN alias EOTTTNGDEN and tenements in Bysshopp's-Preston, Bryght-
helmeston and Wyghtden, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Henry
Knevett (East., 5 Eliz. [1563]).
See Preston alias Bishop 's-Preston (Manor) (East., 34 Geo. III.
[1794]).
Radmell (Free Fishery).
See BrigUhelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 367
Radmell (Manor).
Hatton Berners, gent., and John Scrimshire, gent., plaintiff's, and
George Pierrepont, esq., and Mary his wife, and Samuel Jones, esq.,
deforciants Manors of RADMELL, NORTHEASE and BLECiiiNaTON-
WAYFEILD, and tenements in Radmell. Northease and Blechington-
Wayfeild, granted to Hatton Berners and John Scrimshire during the
lives of Diana, wife of George Porter, esq., and Charles Goreing, esq..
and the longer liver of them (Mich., 1653).
Radmell alias Beverington-Radmell (Manor) in Eastbourne.
George Parker, esq., plaintiff, and John, Lord Abergavenny, and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of RADMELL alias BEVEBING-
TON-RADMELL and tenements in Eastbourne and Willingdon quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 14 Ch. II. [1662]).
Ramscombe (Manor).
See Reighton-S. Glere (Hil., 16 Ch. I. [1640-1]).
Rattingdeane (Manor). See Radding'aean.
Ratton (Manor).
See Willingdon (Manor) (Mich., 1652).
Ratton-Hereward (Manor).
See Willingdon (Manor) (Mich., 1652).
Rawmere alias Raughmere alias Mid Lavant (Manor,
Rectory, and Advowson of Vicarage). See Mid Lavant.
Raymons alias Raymonds (Manor).
John Page, junior, and John Fry, plaintiff's, and Nicholas Page and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of RAYMONS alias RAYMONDES and
tenements in Worthing in parish of Brodewater quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Page (Mich., 38 & 39 Eliz. [1596]).
Anne Page, wid., plaintiff, and Nicholas Page and John Page,
deforciants Manor of RAYMOND alias RAYMONDES and tenements in
Worthing and Broadwater quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
10 Ch. I. [1634]).
William Blaker, gent., plaintiff, and William Bayly and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of RAYMONDS and tenements in Worth-
ing and Broadwater quitclaimed to plaintiff s^ndi heirs (East., 1655).
Henry Peckham, kt., and James Robson, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Blaker, gent., and Anne his wife, Francis Page, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, Edward Hobson, gent., and William Fletcher,
gent., deforciants Manor of RAYMONDS and tenements in Broadwater
and Worthing quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Henry Peckham
(Mich., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
John Hawkins and Henry Ferris, plaintiffs, and Richard Bramble,
deforciant Manor of RAYMOND alias RAYMONDS and tenements in
Worthing and West Thorney quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
John Hawkins (East., 23 Geo. II. [1750]).
368 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
"William Markes, plaintiff, and John Ferris and Sarah his wife,
deforciants Manor of RAYMOND alias RAYMONDS and tenements in
"Worthing and Broadwater quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
20 Geo. III. [1780]).
Redmeridge alias Redmilridge (Manor).
See Groomlridge (Hil, 44 Eliz. [1601-2] D.C. ; Mich., 5 Ja. I.
[1607] D.C. ; Trin., 16 Ja. I. [1618] D.C. ; Mich., 34 Geo. III.
[1793]).
Retherfleld (Manor and Park). See Eotlierfield.
Rever (Manor). See River.
Riche alias Ritch (Free Fishery).
See Kenor (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1568] ; Hil., 8 Ja. I. [16LO-1]).
See Walberton (Manor) (Trin., 1653 D.C.)
Riches (Manor). See Home-Place.
Ringmer (Common of Estovers).
See Glynde (Mich., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
Ringmer (Manor).
Thomas, Earl of Dorset, High Treasurer of England, plaintiff, and
Edward, Earl of Worcester, Robert Johnson, kt., and George Ryvers,
kt., and Frances his yife, deforciants Manors of RYNGMER, LANGNEY
and WILLINGDON, and tenements in Ringmer, Langney, Willingdon,
Westham and Boreham, also view of frank pledge in ISPELD, and
moiety of hundred of LOXFELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
See BucTchurst (Manor) (Hil., 1652 D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Ringmer (Park).
Thomas Sackevyll, kt., Lord Buckhurst, plaintiff, and John Corne-
f ord and Eleanor his wife, deforciants Park of RYNGMER and tenements
in Ryngmer quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 22 Eliz. [1580]).
Ringmer (Rectory).
See Brambletye (Manor) (Mich., 9 Ja. I. [1611] D.C.).
Thomas Robinson, gent., plaintiff, and Richard, Earl of Dorset,
and Edward Sackvill, esq., deforciants Rectory of RINGMEE and tene-
ments in Ringmer quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 11 Ja. I.
[1613-4]).
Henry Guildford, kt., and John Morley, kt., plaintiffs, and George
Smith, esq., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Tenements in Fram-
feild, Easthothleigh and Esthothlie, and rectory of RINGMER, granted
to Henry Guildford and John Morley during life of said Margaret
(East., 13 Ja. I. [1615]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IT. 369
John Hetherington, gent., plaintiff, and John Stapley, kt. and bt.,
and Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in Ringmer and Laughton
and pectorv of RINUMER quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
15 Ch. II. [1063]).
See Broyle (Park) (Trin., 12 Will. III. [1700]).
Richard Harland, esq., plaintiff, and John Watson, esq., and
Hannah his wife, and George Watson, gent., deforciants Tenements
in Ringiner and Laughton and rectory of RINGMER quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 8 Geo. II. [1735]).
See Broyle (Park) (East., 14 Geo. II. [1741]).
Ringmer (Tithes).
See Goat (East., 44 Geo. III. [1804]).
Ringmer alias Delves (Manor).
Thomas Bust, plaintiff, and William Delve, deforciant Manor of
RYNGMER and tenements in Byngmer, South Mawlyng, Glynd, Clyff
near Lewes and Wellvngham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (HiL,
5 Eliz. [1562-3]).
John Saxpes and Anne his wife, plaintiffs, and Eobert Delve,
senior, John Delve, senior, William Delve, Eobert Delve, junior, John
Delve, junior, Richard Delve and Nicholas Delve, deforciants Manor
of RYKGMER and tenements in Ryngmer quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Anne Saxpes (Trin., 22 Eliz. [1580]).
John Cobie, gent., and Clement Athurst, gent., plaintiffs, and
Samuel Towres, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Moiety of
manor of DELVES and tenements in Ringmer, Southmalling and Clive
near Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Cobie (East.,
7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Samuel Towers, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Saxpes, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciants 5 ac. meadow and moiety of manor of
DELVES, and moiety of tenements in Ringmer, Southmalling and
Clive near Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 8 Ja. I.
[1610]).
Richard Kidder, plaintiff, and Samuel Towers, gent., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of RINGMER alias DELVES and tenements
in Ringmer, Framfeild, Clive near Lewes and Southover, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1650).
Edward Boys, plaintiff, and Samuel Short, gent., and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manor of RINGMER alias DELVES and tenements in
Ringmer quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (HiL, 1650).
Ripe alias Rype (Manor).
John Jefferay, serjeant at law, plaintiff, and William West, kt.,
Lord de la Warr, Thomas West, esq., his son and heir-apparent, and
Thomas West, esq., his brother, deforciants Manor of RYPE and
tenements in Law gh ton, Selmeston, Chalvyngton, Arlyngton, Alcyston,
VOL. xx. B B
370 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OJ? FINES.
Haylesham, Walldren, Hothelygh, Hellyngligh, Chyttinglygh, West-
firle and Rype alias Eckvngton, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs
(Trin., 13 Eliz. [1571]).
Thomas Pelham, bt., James Elvers, esq., and Anthony Stapley,
esq., plaintiffs, and Robert, Earl of Lyndsey, and Elizabeth his wife,
and Mountagu Bartie, K.B., son and heir-apparent of said Earl and
Elizabeth, deforciants Manors of RIPE, CHITTINGLEIGH, BIRCH,
HELLINGLEIGH and MAWFEE, and tenements in Chittingleigh, "Wal-
dron, Willingdon, Hethfeild, Hartfeild, Easthoathleigh, Haylesham,
Pevensey, Bedingham, Hellingleigh, Nenfeild, Ripe alias Eckington,
Selmeston and Laughton, also rectory of HELLINGLEIGH, and advow-
son of vicarage of HELLINGLEIGH, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Thomas Pelham (Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
See Hastings (Honor) (East., 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II.
[1741]).
Ripe alias Rype (Hundred).
See Kendall (Manor) (Triii., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
Ritch (Free Fishery). See Eiche.
River alias Rever alias Trever (Manor and Advowson of Free
Chapel).
William Goryng, kt., plaintiff, and Robert Appylyerd and Anne
his wife, deforcianlf Fourth part of manor of REUER alias TREUER
and tenements in Tyllyngton, Ludgarshale, Farnehurst, Loddysworth
and Petworth, and advowson of free chapel of REUER, quitclaimed to
plaintiff &K& heirs (East., 26 & 27 Hen. VIII. [1535]).
The King, plaintiff, and John Dawtry, esq., and Joan his wife,
deforciants Manor of REVER and tenements in Rever, Ludgarshale,
Tullyngton and Lodysworth, quitclaimed to the King and his heirs
(East., 31 & 32 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
The King, plaintiff, and Richard Covert, esq., and Blanche his
wife, deforciants Fourth part of manor of RTVER alias TRY.VAY and
tenements in Tullyngton quitclaimed to the King and his heirs
(Hil., 33 Hen. VIII. [1541-2]).
Laurence Alcock, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony Rigbey, gent.,
deforciant Manor of RIVER and tenements in Tillington and
Lodsworth, and also free fishery in the waters of Tillington and
Lodsworth, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 15 Ch. II.
[1663]).
Robertsbridge alias Robertys-Brygge (Advowson of Abbey).
See Hastings (Honor) (Trin., 5 Hen. VIII. [1513]).
Robertsbridge (Manor and Site of Monastery).
Roger, Earl of Roteland, plaintiff, and Richard, Earl Clanricard,
and Frances his wife, deforciants Manor of ROBERTSBRIDGE and site
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 371
of monastery of EOBEBTSBBIDGE, and tenements in Eobertsb ridge,
Salehurst, Ewehurst, Streitfeild, Hothley, Puryfeild, Glasey, Udyham
and Faireley, co. Sussex, and manor of Easton alias Eason, and tene-
ments in Eolvenden, Benendeii alias Bidenden and Tenderden alias
Tenwarden, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 3 Ja. I.
[1605-6] D.C.).
Francis Goston, esq., and Thomas Scryven, esq., plaintiffs, and
Roger, Earl of Eoteland, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor
of EOBEBTSBBIDGE and tenements in Saleherst alias Salehurst,
Ewherst alias Ewhurst, Tiseherst alias Tisehurst, Northiam, Beckley,
Whatling alias Whatlington, Munfild, Burwash, Farligh, Bread,
Bodyham, Setlescombe, Dallingtoii, Gestling and Westfeild, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Francis Goston (Mich., 7 Ja. I.
[1609]).
Charles Samford, gent., William Emot, gent., Henry Tayler, gent.,
and Thomas Cartwright, gent., plaintiff's, and Eobert, Viscount Lisle,
and Eobert Sydney, kt., his son and heir-apparent, deforciants Manor
of EOBEBTSBRIDGE, and site of late monastery of EOBEBTSBBIDGE,
and tenements in Saleherst alias Salehurst, Ewherst alias Ewhurst,
Tyceherst alias Tycehurst, Northiham, Beckley, Watlington alias
Whatliugton, Muntfeild, Burwash, Fareligh, Bread, Bodyham, Sedles-
couibe, Dallington, Gestling and Westfeild, co. Sussex, and manors of
Penshurst, Cepham, Westligh, Enffeild alias Ensfeild, Hippesbrooke
and Hawdeu, also rectory of Leigh next Tunbridge, and advowsons of
churches of Penshurst and Cowden, and vicarage of Leigh near
Tunbridge, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Charles
Samford (Trin., 16 Ja. I. [1618] B.C.).
William Collins, esq., and John Pomeroy, gent., plaintiff's, and
Eobert, Earl of Leicester, deforciant Manor of EOBEETSBBIDGE, and
site of late monastery of EOBEETSBBIDGE, also tenements in Saleherst
alias Salehurst, Ewherst alias Ewhurst, Tyceherst alias Tycehurst,
Northiham, Beckley, Watlington alias Whatlington, Muntfeild,
Burwash, Fareligh, Bread, Bodiham, Sedlescombe, Dallington, Gest-
ling and Westfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William
Collins (Mich., 22 Ch. I. [1646]).
Thomas Webster, bt., plaintiff, and John, Earl of Leicester, and
John Sambrpok, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
EoBEETS-BsiDGE, and site of late monastery of EOBEBTS.BEIDGE,
and tenements in Saleherst alias Salehurst, Ewherst alias Ewhurst,
Tyceherst alias Tycehurst, Pothain alias Pootham, Beckley, Watling-
ton alias Whatlington, Muntfeild, Burwash, Fareleigh, Bread, Bodi-,
ham, Sedlescombe, Dallington, Gestling and Westfeild, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 2 Geo. II. [1728-9]).
Rockland alias Boreham and Rockland (Manor). See
Soreham and Rockland.
Rockland in Borham (Manor). See Boreham and Rockland.
B B 2
372 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP TINES.
Roffey o^'rtsRougbey (Manor).
Thomas West, kt., Edward Ferrars, kt., John Shelley, esq., William
Shelley, serjeant at law, Richard Sherley, Edward Slewekenour [c],
Thomas Sherley, Henry White, esqs., Thomas Shelley, clerk, Eichard
Shelley, Edward Shelley and John Shelley, junior, plaintiffs, and
Roger Copley, esq., deforciant Manors of ROUGHEY, WABNHAM and
HUEST, and tenements in Horsham, Warnham, Roughey, Hurst,
Rouisper, Ichyngfeld, Southbartyng and Westhartyng, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Shelley (Hil., 16 Hen. VIII.
[1524-5]).
See Wanningore (East., 30 Eliz. [1588] ; Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
William Shelton, esq., plaintiff', and William Copley, senior, esq.,
deforciant Manor of ROUGHEY and tenements in Horsham and
Rusper, co. Sussex, and manors of Gatton alias Gayton, Colley alias
Collye and Maze, and advowson of church of Gatton, co. Surrey,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 13 Ja. I. [1615] D.C.).
George Kempe, kt. and bt., JohnCaryll, esq., and John Wakeman,
gent., plaintiffs, and George Weston, esq., and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manor of ROTJGHEY and tenements in Horsham and
Rusper, co. Sussex, and manors of Gatton alias Gayton, Colley alias
Collye and Maze, also advowson of church of Gatton, co. Surrey,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of George Kempe (Trin., 22 Ch. I.
[1646] B.C.).
George Weston, esq., plaintiff, and John Weston, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants-i-l&Loiety of manors in co. Surrey and moiety of
manor of ROUGHEY and tenements in Horsham and Rusper, co. Sussex,
quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil., 1649 D.C.).
John Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and John Weston, esq., and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of ROUGHEY and tenements in Horsham,
Rusper and Crawley, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
1653).
Henry Nevill, gent., and Philip Weston, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Weston, esq., and Mary his wife, and Richard Weston, gent., defor-
ciants Manor of ROUGHEY and tenements in Horsham and Rusper
Juitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Henry Nevill (Mich., 21 Ch. II.
1669]).
John Taylor, esq., and John Middleton, esq., plaintiffs, and John
Weston, esq., deforciant Manors of Sutton in Woking, Coley alias
Colley and le Maies alias Maze, co. Surrey, and manor of ROUGHEY
alias ROFFEY alias ROWPFEE, and tenements in Horsham and Rusper,
co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Taylor (Trin.,
1 Anne [1702] D.C.).
Edward Hansley, gent., and Jonas Sedgly, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Weston, esq., deforciant Manors of Sutton in Woking, Coley
alias Colley and le Maies alias Maze, co. Surrey, and manor of
ROUGHEY alias ROFFEY alias ROWFFEE, and tenements in Horsham
and Rusper, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward
Hansley (Trin., 12 Geo, I. [1726] D.C.),
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
373
Rogate (Free Warren).
See West Harting (Manor) (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [L59u]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Rogate (Manor).
See Tortinqton (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Rogate (Market or Pair).
See West Kartinq (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; East., 26 Eliz.
[1584] B.C. ; Midi., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Rogate (Rectory).
See Fyning (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Rogate (View of Frank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32
& 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Rogate-Bohunt (Manor).
See Bogate-College (East., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
See Deane (Manor) in Trotton (Hil., 13 Will. III. [1701-2]).
Rogate-College (Manor).
Richard Bone and Richard Brydger, plaintiff's, and John Lumley,
kt., Lord Lumley, deforciant Manors of ROGATE-COLLEDGE and
ROGATE-BOWEHUNT and tenements in Bramshott, Tratton, Rogate,
Hartyng and Stedham, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard
Bone Warranted against said John, Lord Lumley, and heirs, and
against heirs of Henry, late Earl of Arundell, deceased (East., 26 Eliz.
[1584]).
Roghey alias Awkesborne alias Hawkesborne (Manor).
See Alkesborne.
See Wanningore (East., 30 Eliz. [1588] ; Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
Rolfhogys (Manor).
Dean and Canons of the College of Thomas Wolsey, Cardinal of
York, in the University of Oxford, plaintiff's, and Henry Stafford,
Lord Stafford, and Ursula his wife, deforciants Manor of ROLFHOGYS
in Whythyham and tenements in Whithyham, co. Sussex, and other
lands in Kent, Surrey, Suffolk and Cambridge, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and their successors (Hil., 18 Hen. VIII. [1526-7] D.C.).
374 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Roncton (Manor). See Buncton.
Rontington in Saperton (Manor). See Saperton.
Rotherbridge (Hundred).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] ; Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz.
[1570]).
Rotherfield (Common of Pasture).
See Walshes (Mich., 43 Geo. III. [1802]).
Rotherfield alias Retherfield (Manor).
Isaac Sedley, esq., and Richard Sedley, esq., plaintiff's, and William
Sedley, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of RETHER-
FIELD alias ROTHERFIELD, co. Sussex, and manors of Filloughley alias
Fellougley and Allesley alias Awsley, co. Warwick, granted to Isaac
Sedley and Richard Sedley and heirs of Richard Sedlev during life of
Elizabeth Sedley (Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606] D.C.).
Rotherfield alias Retherfield (Park).
George Goodman, gent., plaintiff, and John, Lord Abergavenny,
and Elizabeth his wite, deforciants Park of RETHEHFEILD alias
ROTHERFEILD and tenements in Retherfeild alias Rotherfeild and
Fant alias Fant-Pittes granted to George Goodman and heirs during
the lives of said George, and of William Goodman and George
Goodman, his sons, and the longest liver of them (Mich., 1651).
Rottingdean (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
Rottingdean (Rectory).
See Swanlorough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
See NorthstoTce (Manor) (Trin., 14 Ja. I. [1616] D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich., 9 Anne
[1710]).
Rottingdean (Tithes).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] B.C.).
See Balsdean (Tithes) (Mich., 6 Will. & Mary [1694]).
Rottyngden (Manor) in Bishop's-Preston. See Baddingdean.
Roughey (Manor). See Bo fey.
Rousper (Manor). See Busper.
Rowffee (Manor). See Boffey.
Rowly alias Rowley (Manor).
Edward Bellingham, kt., and Mary Bellingham, plaintiff's, and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 375
William Cuipeper, bt., and Edward Culpeper, gent., deforciants
Manor of ROWLY alias ROWLEY, co. Sussex, and manors of Rowly
alias Rowley and Burstowe, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Edward Bellingham (East., 6 Ch. I. [1630] D.C.).
Walter Burrell, esq., plaintiff, and William Culpeper, bt., and
Edward Culpeper, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
ROWLY alias ROWLEY and tenements in Ardingly, Worth and Charle-
wood, co. Sussex, and manors of Itowly alias Rowley and Burstowe,
co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. I. [1646]
Rowses alias Rowseys (Manor).
Thomas Hasell, plaintiff, and Thomas Duffyld and Alice his wife,
deforciants Manor of EOWSESE and tenements in Eastgrynsted quit-
claimed to plaint iff" and heirs (Mich., 3 & 4 Eliz. [1561]).
Kichard Lysney, plaintiff', and Baptist Hasell and Anne his wife,
and Thomas Hasell and Juliana his wife, deforciants Manor of Row-
SEYS and tenements in Estgrensted quitclaimed to plaintiff^ and heirs
(Mich., 26 & 27 Eliz. [1584]).
Lord William Howard and George Ryvers, kt., plaintiffs, and
John Groodwyn, gent., and Margaret his wife, Edward Groodwyn, gent.,
Edward Payne and Anne his wife, and William Lystney and Anne his
wife, deforciants Manor of Rowsis and tenements in Eastgrinsted
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Lord William Howard (Hil.,
7 Ja. I. [1609-10]).
See Hendall (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Rudgwick (Rectory).
Alice Cottle, wid., and Richard Lloyd, kt., LL.D., plaintiffs, and
Henry Hever, esq., one of the Barons of the Exchequer, and Penelope
his wife, deforciants Rectory of RUDGEWICK alias RYDGEWICK and
tenements in Rudgewick alias Rydgewick which Henry Hever and
Penelope hold during the lives of William Dew, gent., and Charles
Pinfold, gent., and the longer liver of them, granted to Alice Cottle
and Richard Lloyd during the said lives and the longer liver (Mich.,
32 Ch. II. [1680]).
Rumboldswyke (Advowson of Church).
See Rumboldswyke (Manor) (Trin., 3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
Rumboldswyke alias Wick alias S. John of Jerusalem
(Manor).
Greorge Nevile of Bargevenny, kt., William Sandys, kt., John
Lysle, kt., Edmund Tame, esq., Greorge Throgmerton, esq., Thomas
Haydock, esq., John Claymond, clerk, Oliver Hyde, esq., and John
HuJcote?, gent , plaintiffs, and William Essex, esq., and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manors of Beccot, Ordeston, Ruffynswyke, Esten-
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
burn and Spene, co. Berks, and manors of Staundon and Fenton, co.
Stafford, and manors of RUMBOLDESWYKE and HOLYNGAEDEN, and
tenements in Weyke, Grrenstret, Holyngarden, Ovyng and City of
Chichester, co. Sussex, also manor of Penenhyll, co. Wilts, quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of John Claymond Manors of RUMBOLDES-
WYKE and HOLYNGAEDEN settled (inter alia) on William Essex and
Elizabeth and heirs of their bodies, in default, remainder to right
heirs of Elizabeth (Trin., 5 Hen. VIII. [1513] D.C.).
William Pitzwilliams, esq., Samuel Lodington, esq., and John
Boswell, esq., plaintiff's, and William Cawley, esq., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of RUMBOLDSWEEKE and tenements in Rumbolds-
weeke, Northmundham, Hunston, Oveing, Taugmer and S. Peter the
Less within the City of Chichester, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of William Fitzwilliams (East., 1652).
Charles Littelton, kt., plaintiff, and William Cawley, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of WEEKE alias RUMBOLDS-
WEEKE and SAINT JOHN OF JERUSALEM and tenements in Rumbolds-
weeke, Northmundham, Hunston, Oving, Boxgrove and Tangmer, and
advowson of church of WEEKE alias RUMBOLDSWEEKE, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1 Will. & Mary [1689]).
John Braman, esq., and John Marlett, esq., plaintiffs, and Charles
Littleton, kt., and Anne his wife, and Henry Littleton, esq., defor-
ciants Manors of WEEKE alias RUMBLE s-WiCKE alias RUMBOLDS-
WEEKE and SAINT JOHN OF JEEUSALEM and tenements in Rumbles-
wicke alias Rumbolds-Weeke, Northmundham, Hunston, Oving,
Boxgrove and Tangmer, also advowson of churches of RUMBLES-
WICKE alias RUMBOLDS-WEEKE and NEW FISHBUENE, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Braman (Trin., 3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
See Chidham (Manor) (Hil., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
Runcton alias Roncton alias Ronghton (Manor).
John Byrch, esq., and Adrian Stoughton, esq., plaintiffs, and
Richard Bowyer, esq., Jane Bowyer, wid., and Thomas Bowyer, gent.,
deforciants Manors of RONGHTON and NOETHMUNDHAM and tene-
ments in Ronghton, Northemundham, S. Pancras in the suburbs of
City of Chichester, Pagham, Hunstou, Mereston, Sowthstoke, Pul-
borough, Oving, Petworth, Kerdford, Tyllyton, Birdehatn, Rusper,
Rombalsweeke and Sydlesham, also rectories of RONGHTON, NOETH-
MUNDHAM and HUNSTON, and advowsons of vicarages of NOETH-
MUNDHAM and HUNSTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Adrian
Stoughton (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607]).
William Peckham, gent., and John Peckham, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Bowyer, bt., deforciant Manor of RONGETON alias ROUNTON
alias RONCTON, and rectory of RONGETON alias ROUNTON alias RONC-
TON, and tenements in Rongeton, Northmundham alias Northmund-
ham, Pegham alias Pagham and Coultham, and advowson of church
of RONGTON alias ROUNTON alias RONCTON, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Wiliiam Peckham (Mich., 1658).
virt. to WILLIAM Jv.
Rune ton alias Rone ton alias Ronghton (Eectury).
Thomas Bowyer and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and William Staple-
ton and Alice his wife, deforciants Tenements in Eonghton, North-
mondeham and Pagham, and rectory of EONGHTON, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Bowyer (Trin., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
See Buncton (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] ; Mich., 1658).
Runcton (Tithes).
See HaysJiott (Manor) (Mich., 5 Geo. I. [1718] B.C.).
Runtington (Manor). See Saperton alias Bontington in Saperton.
Eichard Baker, plaintiff", and Thomas Diggons and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manor of EUNTINGTON and tenements in Heathfeld quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 3 Ja. I. [1605]).
John Hollman, plaintiff, and Eichard Baker, deforciant Manor of
EUNTINGTON and tenements in Heithfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
Ealph Akehurst, plaintiff, and Thomas Snatt, deforciant Manor
of EUNTINGTON and tenements in Heathfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 13 Ch. II. [L661]).
Rushmonden (Hundred).
See Kendall (Manor) in Hartfield (Trin., 15 Ja. I. |~1617]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Ruspar (Manor). See Old Shoreham.
Rusper (Advowson of Church).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C. ; Hil.,
14 Ja. I. [1616-7]).
See Elsted (Manor) (Mich., 4 Ch. I. [1628] D.C. ; East.,
16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Rusper alias Rousper (Manor).
Charles, Earl of Worcester, Henry, Earl of Wiltes, Walter
Ueuereux, kt., Lord Ferrers, Thomas West, kt., Lord Laware, Henry,
Lord Herbert, Thomas West, junior, Matthew Broun, John Gaynes-
ford, kts., Henry Deuereux, son and heir-apparent of said Lord
Ferrers, Eichard Broke, John Broke, John Eowe, Serjeants at law,
Eobert Norwich, George Treheyron, William Shelley, John Skynner,
gent., and George Parker, plaintiffs, and Henry Owen, kt., and
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of Wotton alias Wodyngton,
also advowson of church and free chapel of Wotton, co. Surrey, and
manor of EOUSPEB, and tenements in Kowsper, co. Sussex, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of George Parker (Trin., 13 Hen. VIII. [1521]
-D.C.).
The King, plaintiff", and Eobert Southwell, kt., and Margaret his
378 StTSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
wife, deforciants Manors of RUSPEB, PRESTWOOD, WAHNEHAM aiid
HEWELLS, and tenements in Rusper, Prestvvood, Waruebam, Hewells
and Horsham, quitclaimed to the King and his heirs (Mich.,
38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Rustington alias Rustyngton (Manor).
Thomas Moyle and Richard Sakevile, plaintiffs, and John Covert
and Joan his wife, deforciants Third part of manors of Staundenne,
Rowkeley and Bychebrigge, co. Southampton, and third part of moiety
of manor of RllSTYXGTOH, and tenements iu Rustyngton, Polyng and
Angmeryng, co. Sussex, settled on John Covert and Joan during their
lives and the longer liver of them, remainder to heirs male of their
bodies, remainder to right heirs of Joan (Hil., 20 Hen. VIII. [1528-9]
U.C.).
Richard Covert, esq., John Covert, his son and heir-apparent,
James Skynner, gent., and Thomas Yngler, plaintiff's, and Thomas
Threle, deforciant Third part of manors of Staundenne, Rowkeley
and Bychebrigge in Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, and third part of
moiety of manor of RUSTYNGTON, and tenements in Rustyngton,
Polyng and Angmeryng, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Kk-hard Covert (Trin., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535] D.C.).
William Shelley, kt., and John Shelley, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edmund Marvvn, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
RUSTYTON alias RUSTYNGTON and tenements in Rustyton alias Rust-
yngtou, Est Preston, ^Vest Preston, Est Angmeryng, West Angmeryng
and Prestbroke, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Shelley
(Trin., 36 Hen. VIII. [1544]).
John Whyte, esq., and John Mychelborne, plaintiffs, and John
Wyntershull, gent., and Joan his wife, deforciants Third part of
manors of Staunden and Rukley in Isle of Wight, and third part of
advowson of free chapel of Staunden in Isle of Wight, co. Southamp-
ton, and third part of manor of RUSTYNGTON, and third part of
tenements in Ruston alias Rustyngton, Lymyster, Preston, Lytle-
Hampton, Warnyngham and Polyng, co. Sussex, settled on John
Wyntershull and Joan during their lives, remainder to Edward
Bannester, gent., son and heir of Edward Bannester, deceased, and
said Joan, and heirs of the body of Edward Bannester the son,
remainder to heirs of body of Joan by said John Wyntershull, and
remainder to right heirs of Joan (Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]
D.C.).
Thomas Upperton, plaintiff, and John Shelley, kt. and bt., and
Jane his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 3s. 4<d. issuing out of
1 messuage in Rustington, and moiety of tenements in Rustington,
Lymister and Hampton-Parva, also fourth part of manor of RUSTING-
TON, quitclaimed to plaintiff &&&. heirs (East., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
See- Hangleton and Benfields (Manor) (Mich., 15 Ch. I. [1639]).
See Slowe (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Paul Lawrence, clerk, plaintiff, and William Palmer, gent., and
HENRY vin. TO WILLIA& iv. 379
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of EUSTINGTON and tenements in
Eustington, Eastpreston and Westpreston, quitclaimed to plaintiff"
and heirs (Hil., 12 & 13 Ch. II. [1660-1]).
See Hangleton and Benfields (Manor) (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II.
[1664-5]).
Paul Laurence, clerk, plaintiff, and "William Palmer, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of EUSTINGTON and tenements in Eustington, East
Preston and West Preston, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Trin.,
21 Ch. II. [1669]).
Edward Peachey, gent., plaintiff", and G-eorge Porter, esq., and
Diana his wife, deforciants Two parts of manor of EUSTINGTON and
tenements in Eustington, Poleing, Angmering, Seeding and Scale,
granted to plaintiff" and heirs during life of Diana Porter (Trin.,
26 Ch. II. [1674]).
William Westbrooke, esq., plaintiff", and James Miller and Barbara
his wife, deforciants Manor of EUSTINGTON alias EUSTINGTON-EAST-
COUKT and tenements in Eustington, Eastpreston, Westpreston and
Littlehampton, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 4 Will. &
Mary [1692]).
Eichard Fisher, gent., plaintiff, and Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, bt.,
deforciant Manors of Aishborne alias Elsbeare, Leigh, Kimett-
Saint George alias George-Nympton. Eomansley alias Eomansleigh,
Walleigh, Omer, Blinsham, Hunshaw, Hackworthy, Hatch, South
Moulton, Eiverton and Colomp-John, and advowsons of churches of
Nymett-Saint George and Eomansley, co. Devon, and manors of
EUSTRINGTON alias EUSTINGTON alias EUSTINGTON-EAST-COURT and
EUSTINGTON alias EUSTINGTON- WEST-COURT, and tenements in
Eustington, Poleirig, Angmering, Beeding and Scale, co. Sussex,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]
D.C.).
Rustington (Eectory).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Rustington-East-Court (Manor). See Eustington.
Rustington-^West-Court (Manor). See Rustington.
Rutlierbridge (Hundred). See Rotherlridge.
Ryche (Free Fishery). See Riche.
Rydgewick (Eectory). See Rudgwick.
Rye (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Udimer (Manor) (Hil., 10 Geo. I. [1723-4]).
Rye (Ferry). See Tillingham.
Edward Bedge and Eobert Pope, plaintiff's, and John Byndles,
380 SUSSEX MANORS Itt THE FEET OF FINES.
esq., and Judith his wife, Eobert Byridles, gent., and Mary Sheireliffe,
wid., deforciants One toft, 35 ac. fresh marsh and passage across the
river called RYE FERRY, in Rye and Guldeford alias East Guldeford,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward Bedge (Trin., 13
Will. III. [1701]).
Sir William Fagg, bt., and David Papillon, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Curteis, clerk, deforciants One messuage and tenements,
and also passage or ferry over the RIVER ROTHER from Camber
Point to Bye, together with the fishing stands and kettle net grounds
and Beachey Grounds, in East Guldeford alias New Guldeford, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Sir William Fagg (Hil., 21 Geo. II.
[1747-8]).
John Stoneham, plaintiff, and William Mills and Mary his wife,
deforciants Moiety of the ferry or passage over the river called RYE
FERRY within the Liberty of the Town of Rye quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 32 Geo. II. [1759]).
Ryland (Manor).
See Rarting (Manor) (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
See Wenha'm (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3]). .
Ryland (Messuage) in Nuthurst.
Thomas Tngler and Thomas Mychell, plaintiffs, and John Slutter,
deforciant One messuage and tenements called RYLAND in Nuthurst
settled on John Slutte* and heirs (Hil., 3 Eliz. [1560-1]).
Ryngmer (Manor). See Ringmer alias Delves.
Ryngmer (Manor and Park). See Ringmer.
Rype (Hundred and Manor). See Ripe.
Ryver (Manor).
See Moat (Manor) in Iden (Hil., 1 Mary [1553-4] D.C.).
Ryver (Manor). See River alias Rever.
Ryver alias Ryvers (Manor).
Thomas Polyng, plaintiff, and George Ludlowe, esq., and Edith his
wife, deforciants Manor of RYVERS and tenements in Fyttyl worth,
Cotis and Stopeham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 2
Ed. VI. [1548]).
Thomas Napper, plaintiff, and Henry Polyng and Joan his wife,
deforciants Manor of RYVERS and tenements in Fyttelworth, Cootes,
Stophatu and Bury, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 14 & 15
Eliz. [1572]).
John Upfold. plaintiff, and Thomas Napper and Joan his wife,
deforciants Manor of RYVER and tenements in Fyttleworth, Coates,
Stopham and Bury, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 381
against said Thomas Napper and Joan, and heirs of Thomas, and
against John Polhill [sic] and Thomas Gvlmyn and their heirs (Hil.,
36 Eliz. [1583-4]).
John Polhill, gent., plaintiff, and John TJpfold and Grace his wife,
deforcianis Manor of E.YVEH and tenements in Fittleworth, Coates,
Stopham and Bury, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 42 Eliz.
[1600]).
Saber ton alias Sabberton (Manor). See Saperton.
Saddlescombe Farm in Newtimber (Tithes).
See Newtimber (Manor) (Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Sadlescombe (Manor).
See Cocking (Manor) (Trin., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
S. Bartholomew (Rectory). See Chichester, 8. Bartholomew.
S. Cleres alias S. Clares (Manor). See Nutbourne-S. Cleres.
Samuel Pett, Dr. of Physic, and Thomas Prank, clerk, plaintiffs,
and James Sait and Fanny his wife, deforciants Manor of S. GLEBES
alias S. CLABES and tenements in Nutbourn in Westbourn quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Samuel Pett (Mich., 50 Geo. III. [1809]).
S. Giles (Manor). See Gyles alias Saint Gyles.
S, John of Jerusalem (Manor).*
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
See Willingdon (Manor) (Mich., 1652 ; Trin., 9 Geo. I. [1723] ;
Trin., 9 & 10 Geo. II. [1736] ; Mich., 10 Geo. III. [1769]).
S. John of Jerusalem (Manor). See Rumboldswyke.
S. John's (Common of Pasture).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Forest Annual Eent).
Evan. Lloyd, esq., and Edward Hayman, gent., plaintiffs, and
Charles Cocke, esq., and Mary his wife, and Joseph Jekyll, kt., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 36 13s. 4 d. issuing
out of S. LEONARD'S FOBEST, annual rent of 5 5s. issuing out of
* Called in a Court Baron of this manor held by Sir William Parker, bt.,
2 Got. 172(j, " Manor of Saint Johns Ockling llushlake and Swines,"
382" SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES,
SEDGWICK PAEK, annual rent of 2s. 8d. issuing out of town of LEWES,
annual rent of 53s. 4d. issuing out of town of MIDHUHST, annual rent
of 16s. issuing out of lands and tenements in MAXEY, annual rent
issuing out of lands and tenements in OA*ING, and annual rent of 10s.
issuing out of lands and tenements in WESTBURY, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Evan Lloyd (Mich., 4 Geo. I. [1717]).
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Forest Common of Pasture).
See Hide (Manor) in Slaugham (East., 38 Eliz. [1596]).
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Manor and Forest).
See Chesetoorth (Hil., 5 Eliz. [1562-3]).
Richard Tomlinson and John Fenn, gent., plaintiff's, and John
Weston, esq., and Mary his wife, and George Weston, gent., defor-
ciants Manor, Forest and Chase of S. LEONARDS quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Richard Tomlinson (Trin., 1659).
Anthony Bowyer, esq., and Robert Hardesty, gent., plaintiff's, and
Mary Calfe, wid., deforciant Forest of S. LEONARD and tenements
in Beeding alias Scale and Eastgrinsted quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Anthony Bowyer (East., 1 Will. & Mary [1689]).
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Manor and Free Chapel) in
Hollington.
Ralph Brysco, gent, plaintiff, and Thomas Colt, gent., deforciant
Manor of S. LEONARD'S and tenements in Lewes, Hollyngton,
Westfield, Farleigh and Bexley, and also the free chapel of
S. LEONARD'S, and tithes of corn, grain and hay in HOLLYNGTON,
Westfield and S. Leonard's, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
40 Eliz. [1597-8]).
William Stalie, plaintiff, and Edward Colt, gent., deforciant
Manor of S. LEONARD and tenements in Farligh, Hollington, Bexhill,
Westfeild and Lewes, co. Sussex, and tenements in Talding, co. Kent,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1 Ch. I. [1625-6] D.C.).
Edward Dyne, esq., and Samuel Brewer, gent., plaintiffs, and
Richard Holman, gent., and Mary his wife, David Denham, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, and James Cranston, clerk, and Cordelia his wife,
deforciants Manor of S. LEONARD'S and tenements in Bexhill and
Horsted-Parva quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Dyne
(Mich., 7 Will. III. [1695]).
Edward Milward, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Lane Sayer, esq., and
Katherine Sayer, spr., deforciants One fifth part of manor of
S. LEONARD'S and tenements in S. Clement's, All Saints, S. Mary the
Castle, S. Andrew, S. Mary Magdalen, Ore, Hollingtou, Warnham,
Nenfield, Hooe, Bexhill, Pevensey, Westham, Hailsham, Eastbourne,
Ashburnham, Mountfield, Breed, Udimer, Westfield, Icklesham, Pett,
Rye, Iden, Playden, Peasmarsh and Beckley, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 8 Geo. IV. [1827]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 383
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Rectory).
Margaret Betsford, wid., plaintiff, and Henry Edwards and
Christiana his wife, deforciants Tenements in S. Leonard and rectory
of S. Leonard quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 33 Ch. 11.
[1681]).
S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Tithes).
See 8. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Manor and Free Chapel)
(Hil., 40 Eliz. [1597-8]).
S. Peter the Great [Chichester] (Rectory).
Elizabeth Peachey, wid., plaintiff, and Richard Farington, esq.,
and Elizabeth bis wife, deforciants Tenements in S. Peter the Great,
S. Bartholomew, New Fishborne, Rumboldsweek and Oving, and
rectory of S. PETER THE GEEAT, also tithes to said rectory belonging,
granted to Elizabeth Peachey and heirs during lives of John Peirson,
William Porter and Rachel Peirson, and the longest liver of them.
(Trin., 5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
S. Tye alias Tighe (Manor).
Francis Spelmau, esq., and Francis Spelman, his son and heir-
apparent, plaintiffs, and John Rede, esq., deforciant -Manor of
SEYNT TYE and tenements in Hartfyld and Estgrensted quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs (Trin., 7 Eliz. [1565]). There are no Concords,
Notes, or Feet of Fines for this term. Entered in Calendar and
reconstructed from Patent Roll, 7 Eliz., p. 6, m. 20.
See BolebrooTc (Manor) (East., 32 Eliz. [1590] j East., 33 Eliz.
[1591] ; Mich., 37 & 38 Eliz. [1595] D.C.).
See Buckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] B.C.).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
See Bolelrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. T. [1636-7]; Mich., 1650;
Triu., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
Salcote (Ferry).
See East Guldeford (Manor) (Hil., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538-9]).
Salehurst (Advowson of Church and Vicarage).
See Salehurst (Manor) (East., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
Thomas Foster, esq., and Stephen Pooke, plaintiffs, and John
Lord, clerk, and Priscilla his wife, deforciants Tenements in Sale-
herst alias Salehurst, and advowson of church of SALEHEBST alias
SALEHUEST, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Foster
(Mich., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
Jeremiah Ash and Francis Ludlam, plaintiffs, and Thomas Ash,
esq., Thomas Whistons and Priscilla his wife, deforciants Advowson
of vicarage of SALEHUEST quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Jeremiah Ash (Trin., 8 Will. III. [1696]).
John Bourke, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Ashe, gent., deforciant
Tenements in Barlebrough and Clown and moiety of manor of
384 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Halsthrop alias Tharlsthorpe. co. Derby, and annual rent of 10
issuing out of tenements in Asbby de la Zouch, co. Leicester, and
advowson of rectory of SALKHURST. co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East, 12 Geo. I. [1726] B.C.).
Henry Aston, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Ashe, geni.,deforciant
Tenements in Salehurst alias Saleherst, and advowson of vicarage of
SALEHUBST alias SALEHEBST, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (East.,
13 Geo. I. [1727]).
Henry Stevens, esq., and Charles Frewen, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edward Frewen and Palacia his wife, deforciants Tenements in Sale-
hurst and Becklev, and advowson of vicarage of SALEHUBST, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Henry Stevens (Hil., 31 Geo. II.
[1758]).
Salehurst (Manor).
See Etchingham (Manor) (Trin., 6 Ed. VI. [1552]).
Thomas Culpeper, esq.,. John Culpeper, esq., and Alexander Culpeper,
esq., plaintiffs, and Robert, Viscount Lisle, and Barbara his wife,
deforciants Manor of SALEHEEST alias SALEHUBST and tenements in
Saleherst alias Salehurst, also rectory of SALEHEBST alias SALEHUBST,
and advowson of vicarage of SALEHEBST alias SALEHUBST, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Culpeper (East., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
See Etchingham (Manor) (Mich., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Stephen Pooke and John Pooke, plaintiffs, and Francis JS r orman
and Bathshua his wife, deforciants Manor of SALEHUBST and tene-
ments in Salehurst, also all tithes whatsoever annually arising or
renewing in SALEHUBST, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Stephen
Pooke (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
Thomas Hickes, gent., plaintiff, and John Pooke, gent., deforciant
Manor of SALEHUBST and tenements in Salehurst, also all tithes
whatsoever annually arising or renewing in SALEHUBST, quitclaimed to
plaintiff &U& heirs (Mich., 5 Geo. II. [1731]).
See Etchingham (Manor) (Trin., 25 & 26 Geo. II. [1752] ; East.,
42 Geo. III. [1802]).
Thomas Montagu Martin Weller, plaintiff, and William Scoones
and Harriet Jane his wife, John Scoones, John Thomas Wilgress and
Mary Anne his wife, Thomas Allnutt and Harriet his wife, Sophia
Scoones, John Carnell and Laura his wife, Henry Streatfeild and
Charlotte his wife, and Henry Sweeting and Julia his wife, deforciants
Manor or lordship of SALEHUBST or \_sic~] rectory of SALEHUBST,
with tenements and tithes of corn and grain arising and renewing out
of said premises in SALEHUBST, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil.,
7 & 8 Geo. IV. [1827]).
Salehurst (Rectory).
See Salehurst (Manor) (East., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
Robert Bankworth, gent., and John Weld, esq., plaintiffs, and
John Wildegos, kt., and Grace his wife, deforciants Manors of
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 385
Lowden alias Lovedane and Cassingham alias Kentcham, co. Kent,
and rectory of SALEHERST alias SALEHUKST, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Eobert Bankworth (Trin.,18 Ja. I. [1620] D.C.).
See Iredge (Mich., 36 Ch. II. [1684]).
See Barnhurst (Mich., 3 Anne [1704] ; Mich., 5 Anne [1706] ;
Hi!., 5 Anne [1706-7]).
William Peckham, senior, gent., plaintiff, and Eobert Eelfe,
senior, gent., and Robert Eelfe, junior, gent., deforciants Eectory of
parish church of SALEHUEST and all tithes of corn, grain and hay to
said rectory belonging in Salehurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heira
(East., 11 Anne [1712]).
See Salehurst (Manor) (Hil., 7 & 8 Geo. IV. [1827]).
Salehurst (Tithes).
See Salehurst (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638] ; Mich., 5 Geo. II.
[1731]).
See Wigsell (Manor) (Trin., 8 & 9 Geo. II. [1735]).
See Salehurst (Manor) (Hil., 7 & 8 Geo. IV. [1827]).
Sandhurst (Manor).
See Pallingham (Mich., 4 & 5 Eliz. [1562]).
Sandore and Sutton alias Sandore-Sutton [Manor).
Thomas Sherley, kt., plaintiff, and Eobert Sydney, kt., and Barbara
his wife, deforciants Manors of SANDOBE and SUTTON and SANDOBE-
SUTTON and tenements in Sandore and Sutton alias Sandore-Sutton,
Seaford, Sutton, Beddyngham and Blechington, quitclaimed to plaintiff"
and heirs (Mich., 31 & 32 Eliz. [1589]).
James Morrice, esq., George Goryng, esq., and Thomas "Wroth,
esq., plaintiff's, and Thomas Sherley, senior, kt., deforciant Manors
of SANDORE and SUTTON and SANDOEE-SUTTON and tenements in
Sandore and Sutton alias Sandore-Sutton, Seaford, Sutton, Beddyng-
hani and Blechington, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James
Morrice (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).
William Eelfe, senior, gent., plaintiff, and Anne Pellett, deforciant
Third part of manors of SANDORE and SUTTON, SANDOEE-SUTTON
and TEEWLT, and tenements in Seaford, Sutton, Bedingham, Bletch-
in^'ton, Ebberton alias Edberton, Beeding, Woodmancoat and Hen-
feild, quitclaimed to plaintiff' smd heirs (Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
William Thomas, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Whincop, S.T.D., and
Anne his wife, and Anthony Stapley, esq., and Eose his wife, defor-
ciants Two parts of manors of SANDORE and SUTTON alias SANDOEE-
SUTTON and of tenements in Sandore and Sutton alias Sandore-Sutton,
Seaford, Sutton, Bedingham and Bletchington, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
William Thomas, esq., plaintiff', and William Hippesly, esq., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Third part of manors of SANDOEE and
SUTTON alias SANDOEE-SUTTON and TRULY alias TREWLY and tene-
YOL. xx. c c
386 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
ments in Sandore and Sutton alias Sandore-Sutton, Seaford, Sutton,
Beddingham, Bletchingdon, Eberton, Woodmancoate, Beeding and
Hendfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Trin., 1649).
Sands (Manor). See Wick alias Wickensands.
Saperton alias Saberton alias Rontington in Saperton
(Manor). See Runtington.
William Pagge, gent., plaintiff", and Richard Alfray, esq., and
Agnes his wife, deforciants Manor of SAPERTON alias SABERTON
alias SABBERTON alias RONTINGTON IN SAPERTON alias SABERTON and
tenements in Heathfeild and Warbleton quitclaimed to plaintiff" and
heirs "Warranted against said Richard Alfray, against heirs of
Thomas Alfray, deceased, his father, against heirs of Thomas Alfray,
gent., deceased, his grandfather, against heirs of Thomas Alfray, gent.,
deceased, his great-grandfather, and against heirs of William Alfray,
gent., deceased, his great-great-grandfather (East., 11 Ja. I. [1613]).
Robert Spracklyng, esq., plaintiff', and Richard Alfrey, esq.,
deforciant Manor of SABERTON alias SABBERTON alias RONTYNGTON
IN SABERTON and tenements in Heathfeld, Warbleton and Cattesfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 9 Ch. I. [1633]).
Sayes-Court (Manor).
See Stouffhton (Manor) (Hil., 24 Ch. I. [1648-9]).
See Westdean (Tan., 12 Geo. I. [1726] D.C.).
Schellingley (Manor). See Shillinglee.
Scotney (Manor).
Edmund Pelham, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Payne and Margery
his wife, deforciants Manor of SCOTNEY and tenements in Lamber-
herst, Wadherst and Tyseherst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 21 EHz. [1579]).
Darell Short, gent., plaintiff, and George Darell, esq., deforciant
Manor of SCOTNEY and tenements in Lamberhurst, Wadhurst and
Ticehurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 12 Geo. I.
[1725]).
Scotney (Manor Annual Rent).
Barnabas Goche, LL.D., plaintiff?, and Matthew Goche, esq., defor-
ciant Annual rent of 40 issuing out of manor of SCOTNEY and
tenements in Lamberherst, Wadherst and Ticeherst, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Scovyns (Manor).
Thomas Newdegate, Henry Poyle and John Slewright, plaintiffs,
and Edward Lewkenor, gent., and Prediswida his wife, deforciants
Manor of SCOVYNS and tenements in Goryng, Hoo, Ashebornham,
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 387
Westfeld, Hollyngion and Mawdelen, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Newdegate (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Scraces (Field). See Hova-Villa.
Scutterith field (Tenement). See Alciston (Kectory).
Seaford (Borough).
See Euckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 1652 D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Seaford (Manor).
See Brightlielmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
See Kendall (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Seaford (Manor) in Seaford and Sutton.
Roger Gratwick, gent., plaintiff, and William G-ratwick, esq.,
deforciant Manor of SEAFORD and tenements in Seaford quitclaimed
to plaint if and heirs (Hil., 17 Ch. I. [1641-2]).
William Peake, gent., plaintiff, and Oliver Weekes, gent., deforciant
Manor of SEAFOED and tenements in Seaford and Sutton quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 23 Ch. II. [1671]).
Thomas Mottershed, plaintiff, and Simon Snell and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manor of SEAPOED and tenements in Seaford and Sutton
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 2 Ja. II. [1686]).
Thomas Chowne, esq., plaintiff, and Simon Snell and Anne his
wife, deforciants Manor of SEAFOBD and tenements in Seaford and
Sutton quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 2 Ja. II. [1686]).
See Tollers (Mich., 37 Geo. III. [1796]).
Seaford (View of Frank Pledge, Free Fishery and Wreck of Sea).
See Atlinaworth (Manor) (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
Sebeche (Manor).
See Oldebery (Hil., 32 Hen. VIII. [1540-1]).
Sedgwick alias Sygewyke (Manor).
See Cheseworth, (Mich., 5 Ed. VI. [1551] ; Hil., 5 Eliz. [1562-3]).
Sedgwick alias Sygewyke (View of Frank Pledge).
See Cheseworth (Mich., 5 Ed. VI. [1551]).
Sedgwick (Park Annual Eent).
See S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Forest Annual Kent) (Mich.,
4 Geo. I. [1717]).
C c 2
388 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Selham alias Shuldbam (Advowson of Church).
See Old Shoreliam (East,, 31 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
Selham alias Sulham (Manor).
See Calceto (Mich., 18 Hen. VIII. [1526]).
See Cocking (Manor) (Trin., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
Selhurst alias Celhurst (Park).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Selmeston (Manor). See Ludley alias Ludley-Selmeston.
Selsey (Manor).
See Boxgrove (Manor) (Mich., 1 Will. & Mary [1689]).
Sessingham alias Sessingham-Borne (Manor).
See Deane-Place (Hil., 34 Eliz. [1591-2] D.C. ; Hil., 9 Ja. I.
[1611-2]).
See Eastbourne-Burton (Hil., 17 Ch. I. [1641-2] ; East., 1658 ;
East, 29 Ch. II. [1677] ; Mich., 11 Geo. I. [1724]).
Shad well alias Shodwell (Manor).
George Kilner, plaintiff, and Anthony Staplee, esq., and Edmund
Staplee, gent., defomiants Manor of SHODWELL and tenements in
Buxsted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 21 Eliz. [1580]).
John Fuller, plaintiff, and George Kylner and Margaret his wife,
deforciants Manor of SHODWELL and tenements in Buxsted and
Uckfeld quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]).
John Hudson and Richard Hudson, plaintiffs, and Samuel Fuller,
deforciant Manor of SHADWELL and tenements in Bucksted quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Hudson (Trin., 29 Ch. II.
[1677]).
Thomas Collins, esq., plaintiff, and Samuel Fuller, gent., and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of SHADWELL and tenements in
Buxted quitclaimed to plaintiff" a,nd heirs (East., 2 Ja. II. [1686]).
See Hollingrove (Mich., 26 Geo. III. [1785] -, Mich., 33 Geo. III.
[1792]).
Sharnfold (Manor).
See Michelham (Mich., 2 & 3 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.) .
Thomas Argall, esq., and Margaret his wife, plaintiffs, and James
Hawes and John Howe, deforciants Manors of SHERNEFOLD alias
SHARNEFOLD and IMBERHORNE and tenements in Shernefold, Arlington,
Haylesham, Willyngdon, Pevensey, Westliam, Filtebridge, Imber-
horne, Estgrensted, Westhothley and Horsted-Keynes, also tithes of
hay in ESTGRENSTED, co. Sussex, and tenements in Tanridge and
Godston, co. Surrey, granted to Thomas Argall and Margaret during
SENRY viii. TO WILLIAM iv. 389
their lives and the longer liver of them, and after their decease said
manor of SHERNEFOLD and tenements in Shernefold, Arlington,
Haylesham, Willingdon, Pevensey and Westham, parcel of said
manors shall remain to Gabriel Argall and Edmund Argall, sons of
said Thomas, and heirs of their bodies, remainder to right heirs of said
Thomas ; and after the decease of Thomas and Margaret, manor of
IMBERHORNE and tenements in Imberhorne, Fyltebridge, Estgrensted,
Westhothley, Horsted-Keynes,Tanridge and Godston, the residue of said
manors and tenements in cos. Sussex and Surrey, shall remain to John
Argall and liowland Argall, sons of said Thomas, and heirs of their
bodies, remainder to Laurence Argall and heirs (East., 3 & 4 Ph. &
Mary [1557] D.C.).
Thomas Sackvyll, kt., Lord Buckherst, plaintiff, and Giles Allyng-
ton, kt., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of SHERNEFOLD
alias SHARNEFOLD and tenements in Shernefold, Arlington, Haylesham,
Wyllyngdou, Pevensey, Westham, Eyltebridge, Westhothley and
Horsted-Keynes, granted to plaintiff" during the life of said Margaret
(Trin., 12 Eliz. [1570]).
See BolebrooTc (Manor) (East., 33 Eliz. [1591] ; Mich., 37 & 38
Eliz. [1595] B.C.).
See Buckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C.).
See FoJcington (Manor) (Trin., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7] ; Mich., 1650 ;
Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
Sheepcombe alias Shipcomb (Manor).
William Cowper, plaintiff 1 , and John Palmer and Barbara his wife,
and John Cowper, deforciants Manor of SHIPCOMB and tenements in
Findon, Terring, Broadwater and Durrington, granted to William
Cowper and heirs during the lives of John Palmer, William Diggons,
and John Diggons, and the longest liver of them (Hil., 6 Ch. I.
[1630-1]).
William Cripps the younger, plaintiff, and Thomas Bridges and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of SHIPCOMB and
tenements in Eindon, Tarring, Broadwater, Durington, Salvington,
Heen and Worth, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 7 & 8
Geo. II. [1734]).
John Ingram and John Penfold, plaintiffs, and William Groome
and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of SHEEPCOMBE and tenements
in Findon, Tarring, Broadwater, Durrington, Salvington, Heene and
Worthing, granted to plaintiffs and heirs of John Ingram during the
lives of said William Groome and Jane and William Groome their
son, and the longest liver of them (Mich., 27 Geo. III. [1786]).
Sheffield alias Danehill-Sheffield (Manor). See Danehill-
Sheffield (Hundred).
Thomas Wentworth, kt., Lord Weiitworth, John Cornwaleye, kt.,
390 SUSSEX MANOKS IN THE FEET OF FItiES.
George Wyndham, clerk, Edmund Wyndham, esq., Robert Holdych,
esq. , Thomas Shirley, esq., and Thomas Michell, gent. , plaintiffs, and John
Dudley, kt., and Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of SHEFFELD and
tenements in Sheffeld, Fletchyng, Estgreftested, Hadley, Horsted-
Caines, Litlehorsted, Hertfeld/TJkfeld and Alfreston, co. Sussex, and
manor of Imworth alias Imbercourt, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plain-
tiffs and heirs of George Wyndham Warranted against William,
Abbot of the Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his successors
(Mich., 25 Hen. VIII. [1533]).
See Bolelrook (Manor) (East., 33 Eliz. [1591] ; Mich., 37 & 38
Eliz. [1595]).
See Buckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] B.C.).
See Fokington (Manor) (Trin., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
See DaneUll (Hundred) (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] ; Hil., 8 Ch. I.
[1632-3] D.C.).
Bulstrode Whitlock, kt., Bartholomew Hall, esq., Daniel Earle,
esq., and Simon Bayly, gent., plaintiff's, and George Nevill, esq., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of SHEFFEILD alias DANEHILL-
SHEFFETLD, and hundred of DANEHILL alias DANHILL-SHEFFEILD, and
tenements in Fletchiug, Horsted-Keynes, Little-Horsted, Lyndfeild,
Newick, Eastgrinsted, Maresfeild, Arlington, Torring, Selmeston,
Chayley alias Chayleigh, Westhothley and Uckfeild, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Bulstrode Whitlock (Mich., 12 Ch. II.
[1660]).
See DaneUll (Hundred) (Hil., 4 Geo. II. [1730-1]).
William Osman, gent., plaintiff, and Anne Nevill, spr., deforciant
Moiety of manor of SHEFFEILD alias DANEHILL-SHEFFEILD, and
hundred of DAKEHILL alias DANHTLL-SHEFFEILD, and tenements in
Sheffeild, Fletching, Horsted-Keyues, Little-Horsted, Lyndfeyld,
Newick, East Grinsted, Maresfeild, Arlington, Torring, Selmeston,
Chayley alias Chagleigh, Westhothley aud Uckfeild, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 10 Geo. II. [1736-7]).
John Baker Holroyd, esq., plaintiff, and John, Earl de la Warr,
aud Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of SHEFFIELD alias DANE-
HILL-SHEFFIELD and WABPESBORNE alias WAPESBOKNE alias WAPS-
BORNE and tenements in Sheffield, Fletching, Horsted-Keynes, Little-
Horsted, Lyndfield, Newick, East Grinsted, Maresfield, Arkington
alias Arlington, Torring, Selmeston, West Hothley, Uckfield, Chayley
alias Chagleigh, Warpborne, Hooe and Preston, quitclaimed to
plaintiff' and heirs (Trin., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
Sheffield-Grinstead (Manor).
Lionel, Earl of Middlesex, Henry, Lord Perpoint, Edward, Lord
Newburgh, William Playter, kt. and bt., and Richard Onslow, kt.,
plaintiffs, and Thomas, Earl of Arundell and Surrey, Earl Marshal of
England, and Alathea his wife, and Henry, Lord Mowbray and
Matravers, deforciants Manor of SHEFFEILD-GEINSTED and tene-
ments in Sheffeild- Grinsted, Meeching, Peedinghoe and Bright-
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 391
helmeston, also moiety of manors of MEECHING and BRIGHTHELMES-
TOX, co. Sussex, and manor of Finchin<rfeild, co. Essex, and castle and
manor of Bon gay, co. Suffolk, and castle of liysing, co. Norfolk, and
manor of Sheffeild-Liugfeild, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Lionel, Earl of Middlesex (Hil., 17 Ch. I. [1641-2] D.C.).
Edward Bullyn, gent., plaintiff, and George Compton, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of SHEFFEILD-&RINSTEAD, co. Sussex, and manor of
Sheffeild-Lingfeild, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 17 Ch. II. [1665] B.C.).
See Brambletye (Manor) (East., 25 Ch. II. [1673] D.C.).
Sheldowne (Manor).
See Growham (Hil., 21 Ja. I. [1623-4]).
Shepley (Manor). See Shipley.
Sheremark (Manor).
Henry Arncotts, plaintiff, and Henry Lasshefourd alias Lacheford
and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of Sheremarke and Howke
and tenements in Charlewoode, Sheremarke and Howke, co. Surrey,
and manor of SHEREMAEK and tenements in Iffylde and Rusper, co.
Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]
B.C.).
William Mulcaster, gent., and George Ede, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Hewett, junior, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
Sheremark and tenements in Charlewood and Horley, co. Surrey, and
manor of SHEREMARK and tenements in Ifeild and Husper, co. Sussex,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Mulcaster (Hil.,
13 Ja. I. [1615-6] D.C.).
Shermanbury (Manor).
John Borne and Richard Arnold, plaintiffs, and Thomas Sandys,
Lord Sandys, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of SHERMAN-
BURY and tenements in Shermanbury, Cowfold, Slaugham and Henfeld,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Borne (Trin., 34 Hen. VIII.
[1542]).
See Kingston-Bowsey (Manor) (Mich., 6 Ch. I. [1630] D.C.).
John Feilding, gent., and William Moodey, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Sandys, Lord Sandes, and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors
in co. Southampton and manor of SHERMANBURY and 20 rent in
Shermanbury and Kingstoii-Bowsey, also advowson of church of
KiNGSTON-BowsEY, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
John Feilding (Trin., 1649 D.C.).
Harry Bridger, plaintiff, and John Walker, gent., and Ellen his
wife, deforciants Manor of SHERMANBURY and yearly rent of 20
issuing out of manor of KiNGSTON-BowsEY quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 26 Geo. II. [1752]).
James Parke, gent., plaintiff, and John Challen, esq., and Gas-
$92 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FIKES.
sandra Lintott his wife, deforciants Manors of SHERMANBURY and
WALHURST and tenements in Shertn anbury, East Aldrington, Hangle-
ton, Cowfold, Cockfield alias Cuckfield, Boluey, Slaughain, Bright-
helmstone and Henfield, also advowson of church of SHERMANBTJRY,
quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs (Mich., 8 Geo. III. [1707]).
Shernefold (Manor). See Sharnfold.
Sherrington (Manor).
Edmund "Walsyngham, kt., James Walsyngham, esq., "William
Walsyngham, esq., and Thomas Denue, esq., plaintiffs, and James
Bradley and Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of SHERYNGTON and
tenements in Selmeston, Hype, Chyddynglygh and Chalfyngton,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Walsyngham (Trin.,
18 Hen. VIII. [1526]).
Nicholas Mascall, plaintiff, and Edward Bray, esq., and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of SHERYNGTON and tenements in Selmystou,
Chedynglye and Hype, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
34 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Matthew Caldicott, esq., Anthony Stapley, esq., and William
Newton, esq., plaintiffs, and Walter Mascall, gent., and Katherine his
wife, deforciants Manor of SHERINGTON and tenements in Selmyston,
Chedinglye and Eckington alias Hype, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Matthew Caldicott (Hil., 1 Ch. 1. [1625-6]).
Shiborne (Meadow) *n Wisborough Green.
See AmUehurst (East., 22 Eliz. [1580]).
Shillinglee alias Shellingley (Manor).
The King, plaintiff, and William, Earl of Arundell, and Lady
Anne his wife, deforciants Manors of SCHELLINGLEY, HIBERKHOO,
PALLINGHAM, WOLLAVEYNGTON, ALVERSHAM, TODHAM, BYGENOR alias
BIGGENOR, STOPHAM and ERTHAM, and tenements in Schellingley,
Hibernhoo, Wollaveyngton, Alversham, Todham, Bigenor, Stopham,
Ertham, Pallingham, Kyrdford, Wisborowe, Petworth, Westborow-
grene, Lurgersale, Turwike, Berlaveyugton, Groffham, Duncton,
Tullyngton, Eseborne, Westborton and Bury, and advowson of church
of Woi/LAVErNGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 33
Hen. VIII. [1542]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eiiz. [1566] D.C.).
See Lynch (Manor) (Mich., 9 & 10 Eliz. [1567]).
John Dudley, esq., and Edward Havere, gent., plaintiffs, and
Anne, Countess of Arundell, John Holland, esq., John Cornwallies,
esq., and Robert Causfeild, esq., deforciants Barony of Wem and
manors in cos. Salop, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Hertford, and
manor of SHILLIKGLEE and tenements in Shillinglee, Kirdford, Fame-
fold and Earnefold-Wood, co. Sussex, and manor of Wyboston alias
Wyboldeston, co. Bedford, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Dudley (East., 9 Ja. I. [1611] D.C.).
&ENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 39$
Gerard Gore, gent., and Christopher Gore, gent., plaintiff's, and
Thomas, Earl of Arundell and Surrey, Earl Marshal of England, and
Alathea his wife, Henry, Lord Mowbray and Matravers, and William
Howard, kt., deforciants Manor of SHILLINGLEE and tenements in
Shillinglee, Kirdford, Farnefold, Farnefold - Wood, Petworth and
Greene, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Gerard Gore (Hil.,
17 Ch. I. [1641-2]).
Jerard Gore, esq., and Christopher Gore, esq., plaintiff's, and Henry
Howard, esq., and John Holland, kt. and bt., deforcianls Manor of
SHILLINGLEE and tenements in Shilliuglee, Kerdford, Farnefold,
Farnef old- Wood, Pettworth and Greene, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Jerard Gore (Hil., 1653).
Shillinglee (Park).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Shipcomb alias Sheepcombe (Manor). See Sheepcombe.
Shiplake (Hundred).
See Hastings (Honor) (East., 12 Ch. I. [1636] ; East., 2 Ja. II.
[1686] ; Mich.', 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Shipley (Advowson of Vicarage).
See WitJiyham (Manor) in Shipley (Mich., 20 & 21 Eliz. [1578]).
Shipley (Manor).
John Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell, John
Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of
SHIPLEY and tenements in Shipley and Horsham, and rectory of
SHIPLEY, also advowson of church and vicarage of SHIPLEY, quit-
claimed top/amrfyfand heirs (Hil., G Eliz. [1563-4]).
See Withyham (Manor) in Shipley (Mich., 20 & 21 Eliz. [1578]).
John Caryll, kt., William Sedley, esq., George Chute, esq., and
Edward Gage, esq., plaintiff's, and Edward Caryll, esq., deforciant
Manors of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, KNEPP alias KNAPP, WYTHYHAM,
GORINGLEE and TABERLERSHAULL alias TAVERNERSHAULL and BEN-
TONS, and tenements in Shipley alias Shepley, Westgrynsted, Thake-
ham, Ashington, Horsham, Chyltyngton, Soumptyng, Cockyng, Ifeild
alias Ifeeld, Nuthurst, Byllyngshurst, Ashehurst, Wythyham, Goring-
lee, Taberlershaull alias Tavernershaull and Bentons, also rectory of
SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, and also view of frank pledge in SHIPLET alias
SHEPLEY and WYTHYHAM, quitclaimed io plaintiff's and heirs of John
Caryll (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600]).
John Caryll, kt., William Sedley, esq., and George Chute, esq.,
plaintiff's, and Edward Caryll, kt., and Thomas Caryll, kt., deforciants
Manors of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, KNEPP alias KNAPP, WYTHYHAM,
GOHINGLEE and TABEBLERSHATJLL alias TAVERNERSHALL and BENTONS,
394 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
and tenements in Shipley alias Shepley, Westgrynsted, Thakeham,
Ashington, Horsham, Chyltyngton, Soumptyng, Cockyng, Ifeild alias
Ifeeld, Nuthurst, Byllynghurst alias Byllyngshurst, Ashehurst,
Wythyham, Goringlee, Taberlershaull alias Tavernershaull and
Bentons, also rectory of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, and view of frank
pledge in SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY and WYTHYHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Caryll (Trin., 2 Ja. I. [1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Thomas Caryll, kt., plaintiff, and Richard Caryll, esq.,deforciant
Manors of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, KNEPP alias KNAPP, WYTHYJI.VM,
GrORINGLEE, TABERLEESHAULL alias TAYERNERSHALL and BENTONS,
WASHINGTON,- BYDLINGTON and KINGSBABNES, and tenements in
Shipley alias Shepley, Westgrynsted, Henfeild, Lawnceing, Washing-
ton, Thakeham, Ashington, Horsham, Chiltington, Sompting, Cocking,
Ifeild alias Ifeeld, Nuthurst, Billinghurst alias Billingshurst, Ashe-
hurst, Wythyham, G-oringlee and Taberlershaull alias Tavernershall
and Bentons, also rectory of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, and free warren
in WASHINGTON, and also view of frank pledge in SHIPLEY alias
SHEPLEY and WYTHYHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff 1 and heirs (Trin.,
9 Ja. I. [1611]).
William Norres, K.B., John Byron, junior, kt., William Towse,
serjeant at law, William Ford, esq., Edward Michell,esq., and William
Ireland, esq., plaintiff's, and Thomas Caryll, kt., deforciant Manors of
SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, KNEPP alias KNAPP, WYTHEHAM, TABEBLE-
SHAULL alias TAVEBNBRSHALL and BENTONS, and tenements in Shipley
alias Shepley, Westgrynsted, Thakeham, Ashington, Horsham, Ifeild
alias Ifeeld, Nuthurst, Wythyham, Taberleshauil alias Tavernershall
and Bentons, also rectory of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of William Norres (Trin., 13 Ja. I. [1615]).
William Daynes,gent., and John Knight, gent., plaintiffs, and Caryll
Molineux, bt., Viscount Molineux of Mariburgh in Ireland, and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manors of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, WITHYHAM,
BlDLINGTON, KlNGSBABNES, TABERLEBSHALL alias TAYEBNEBSHALL
and BENTONS, and tenements in Shipley alias Shepley, Westgrinsted,
Thakeham, Ashington, Washington, Launceing, Ifeild alias Ifeeld,
Withyham, Taberlershall alias Tavernershall and Bentons, and rectory
of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLEY, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
William Daynes (Trin., 1655).
Shipley (Rectory).
See Shipley (Manor) (Hil., 6 Eliz. [1563-4]).
See Withyham (Manor) in Shipley (Mich., 20 & 21 Eliz. [1578]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600] ; Trin., 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611] ; Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615]).
Thomas Middleton, esq., and Henry Peck, esq., plaintiff's, and
Richard Molyneux, bt., Viscount Molyueux of Mariburgh within
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
kingdom of Ireland, deforciant Rectory of SHIPLEY and tithes of
grain, hay and wool annually growing and renewing in Shipley, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Middleton (Trin., 1649).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 1655).
Matthew Taylor, gent., and John Brett, junior, gent., plaintiffs,
and Caryll Mullineux, bt., Viscount Mullineux of Mariburgh within
the kingdom of Ireland, John Wood, esq., and Nicholas Eazakerly,
gent., deforciants Rectory of SHIPLEY alias SHEPLY quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Matthew Taylor (Trin., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Bulstrode Peachey, esq., plaintiff, and John Caryll, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, John Wicker, esq., and Katherine his wife, and
Thomas Sheppard, gent., and Medhurst his wife, deforciants Tene-
ments in Shipley and rectory of SHIPLEY quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 10 Geo. I. [1723-4]).
Shipley (View of Prank Pledge).
See Shipley (Manor) (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600] ; Trin., 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Shod Well (Manor). See Shadwell.
Sholvestrode (Manor).
See Deane (Manor) in Tillington (Mich., 34 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Edward Guildeford, esq., Edward Gage, esq., and John Thetcher,
esq., plaintiffs, and John Gage, esq., and Penelope his wife, deforciants
Manor of SIIOLVESTRODE alias SHOWLESTRODE granted to Edward
Guildeford, Edward Gage, and John Thetcher for sixty years next
after the decease of the said John Gage, if the said Penelope lives so
long, rendering annually one peppercorn to heirs of said John Gage
(Mich., 16 Ja. I. [1618]).
Shoos well alias Shoy swell (Hundred).
See Hastings (Honor) (East., 12 Ch. I. [1636] ; East., 2 Ja. II.
[1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Shopwick alias Shopwick-Eagle (Manor).
Oliver Leigh, kt., plaintiff, and Matthew Browne, kt., deforciant
Manor of SHOPWICK alias SHOP WICK-EAGLE and tenements in Oweing
alias Oweng quitclaimed to plaintiff &&& heirs (Hil. ,45 Eliz. [1602-3]).
William Muschamp, esq., and Thomas Muschamp, plaintiffs, and
Ambrose Browne, bt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
SHOPWICK alias SHOPWICK-EAGLE and tenements in Oviug quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of William Muschamp (East., 165U).
Thomas Swynborne, esq., plaintiff, and William Fenwick, esq., and
Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of SHOPWICK alias SHOPWICK-
EAGLE and tenements in Oving quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil., 4 Will. & Mary [1692-3]).
James Medlycott, esq., and Benjamin Howes, plaintiffs, and
396 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
William Fenwick, esq., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of
SIIOPWICK and tenements in Oveing and Weeke quitclaimed to plain-
tiff's and heirs of James Medlycott (Hil., 6 Will. III. [1694-5]).
John Coppinger, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Brereton, esq.,
deforciant Manor of SHOPWICK and tenements in Shopwick and
Oving quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II.
[1750]).
Shopwick-Eagle (Manor). See Shopwick.
Shoreham (Manor). See Old Shore nam.
See West Grinstead (Manor) (East., 1 Eliz. [1559]).
Shortsfield alias Shortefeld (Manor and Free Warren).
See Knepp (Manor) (Hil., 10 Eliz. [1567-8]).
John Carill, esq., plaintiff", and Edward Carill, esq., and Phebe his
wife, deforciants Manor of SHOETEFELD alias SHOBTESFELD, and free
warren in said manor, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
20 & 21 Eliz. [1578]).
Henry Bishopp, esq., and Richard Williams, gent., plaintiff's, and
John Carryll, kt., and John Carryll, esq., deforciants Manors of
SHOBTESFEILD, FUSTES and NUTHAM, and. tenements in Warnehani,
Horsham, Nuthurst, Kuspar, Billinghurst alias Billingshurst, Sount-
ing, Broadwater, Lancing and Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Eichard Williams (Mich., 4 Ch. I. [1628]).
See Nutnam (Mich.,*1653; East., 5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
John Wicker, esq., plaintiff, and Philip Caryll, esq., deforciant
Manors of SHOETSFEILD and NUTHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 1 Geo. II. [1727]).
See Nutnam (East., 10 Geo. III. [1770]; Trin., 58 Geo. III.
[1818]).
Shotfore alias Shotford (Manor).
Thomas Bennett, plaintiff", and William Cowper and Mary his
wife, and William Bennett and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
SHOTFOEE and tenements in Sidlesham quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Mich., 1651).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (Trin., 39 Geo. III. [1799]).
Showlestrode (Manor). See Sholvestrode.
Shoy swell (Hundred). See Shooswell.
Shoy swell (Manor).
See Terses (Trin., 12 Ja. I. [1614]).
William Colepepyr, esq., and John Cole, D.D., plaintiff's, and Roger
Shoyswell, esq., deforciant Manor of SHOYSWELL and tenements in
Etchingham, Tysehurst and Burwash, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of William Colepepyr (Hil., 1653).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 397
John Ellis, gent., plaintiff, and Roger Shoyswell, esq., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of SHOYSWELL and tenements in Etching-
ham, Tisehurst and Burwash, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
John Constable, gent., plaintiff, and Eoger Shoyswell French,
gent., and Jane his wife, Judith French, wid., and Martin French,
deforciants Manor of SHOYSWELL and tenements in Etchingham,
Ticehurst and Burwash, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
10 Will. III. [1698]).
Richard Still, gent., and William Constable, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Constable, gent., and Sarah his wife, deforciants Manor of
SHOYSWELL and tenements in Etchingham, Ticehurst and Burwash,
Quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Still (East., 2 Anne
1703]).
John Roberts, senior, gent., plaintiff, and William Constable,
gent., and John Constable, gent., deforciants Manor of SHOYSWELL
and tenements in Etchingham, Ticehurst and Burwash, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 9 Anne [1710]).
Shripney (Manor).
Walter Clement, gent., and Henry Broome, gent., plaintiffs, and
Richard Ashfeild, bt., deforciant Manors of SHRIPNEY and NOETH-
BEBSTEAD and tenements in Bearstead and Southberstead quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Walter Clement (Mich., 23 Ch. II. [1671]).
Nicholas Carew, esq., plaintiff, and William Selby, esq., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Manors of SHBIPNEY and SOUTHBEESTED
and tenements in Bearstead alias Southbearstead quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 2 Geo. I. [L716]).
John Bayley, Dr. of Physic, plaintiff, and Sir Justinian Isham, bt.,
and Susanna his wife, deforciants Manors of SHEIPNEY and SOTJTH-
BEESTED and tenements in Southbersted quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mic-h., 16 Geo. III. [1775]).
Okey Belfour, plaintiff, and John Pott, esq., and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manors of SHEIPNEY and SOUTH BEESTED and tenements
in South Bersted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 22 Greo. III.
[17821).
William Pott, esq., plaintiff, and Roger Freston Howman and
Rhoda his wife, Love Robertson and Anna Maria his wife, and
Thomas Richard Rooper and Persis his wife, deforciants Two fourth
parts and one eighth part of manor of SHEIPNEY and manor of
NOETH and SOUTH BEESTED alias SOUTH BEESTED quitclaimed to
plaintif&nd. heirs (Trin., 7 G-eo. IV. [1826]).
Shulbred (Manor).
Edward Thurland, esq.. and John Turner, gent., plaintiffs, and
Francis, Viscount Mountague, deforciant Manors of SHULBBED and
WILLINCHMEEE alias LINCHMEEE and tenements in Shulbred, Wil-
linchmere, Linchmere and Farn hurst alias Farnest, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Thurland (East., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
398 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Shulbred (Site of Priory Tithes).
See Linchmere (Rectory) (Hil., 31 Geo. III. [1791]; Mich.,
41 Geo. III. [1801]).
Shuldham alias Selham (Advowson of Church). See Selham.
Sidlesham (Advowson of Church).
See Sidlesham (Manor) (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
Sidlesham (Common of Pasture).
See Kenor (Manor) (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1568] ; Hil., 8 Ja. I.
[1610-11]).
Sidlesham alias Siddlesham (Manor).
Adrian Stoughton, esq., and John Thompson, plaintiffs, and
William Harvye, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
SIDDLESHAM quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Adrian Stoughton
(East., 42 Eliz. [1600]).
See Stoke alias West Stoke (Mich., 1650).
"William Styant and John Peachey, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas
Phillips, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of SIDLESHAM
and tenements in Sidlesham, Earnelie, Almodington, Birdliam, Highley,
Ham and Selsey, also advowson of church of SIDLESHAM, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs aud heirs of William Styant (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II.
[1664-5]).
Richard Farrington, gent., and John Biggs, esq., plaintiffs, and
Nathaniel Tredcroft, clerk, and Phebe his wife, and William Styant,
gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of SIDLESHAM and
tenements in Sidlesham, Ham, Highley, Almodington, Selsey, Easton
and Truely, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Biggs (Mich.,
23 Ch. II. [1671]).
John Backshell, LL.D., and Charles Randol Covert, clerk, plaintiffs,
and Robert Bull, esq., William Dobell, esq., Cowley Palmer, esq., and
Sir James Creed, kt., deforciants Manors of SIDLESHAM and DENS-
WOETH and tenements in Sidlesham, Easton, Bird ham, Earnley, Green
alias Wisborough Green, Kirdford, East Ashling, West Ashling,
.Funtington, Bosham, West Hampnett, Westerton, Wyke alias Rum-
boldsweek, South Birsted, Oving, Pagham, Lagnersh, Ronghton, City
of Cbichester, and S. Peter the Great alias Subdeanery, co. Sussex,
and tenements in Warblington, co. Southampton, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Backshell (Trin., 17 & 18 Geo. II. [1744]
D.C.).
Richard Clayton and Francis Tutte, clerk, plaintiffs, and Robert
Bull, esq., deforciant Manor of SIDLESHAM and tenements in Sidles-
ham, Easton, Earnley, Birdham, Green alias Wisborough Green,
Kirdford, Westhampnett, Westerton, City of Chichester and S. Peter
the Great alias Subdeauery, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Richard Clayton (East., 27 Geo. II. [1754]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 399
Sidlesham (Manor and Advowson of Church Annual Kent).
Samuel Waller, gent., plaintiff, and Samuel Goldsmith, senior,
gent., Samuel Goldsmith, junior, gent., and John Noodham, gent.,
deforciants Annual rent of 57 lls. 10^</. issuing out of manor of
SIDLESHAM and advowson of rectory of SIDLESHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintif &nd heirs (Mich., 12 Will. III. [1713]).
John Sutton, gent., and Thomas Sutton, gent., plaintiffs, and
Daniel Shilfox and Anne his wife, deforciants Moiety of annual rent
of 14 2s., part of annual rent of 57 lls. lO^d. issuing out of
manor of SIDLESHAM and out of advowson of church of SIDLESHAM to
the manor belonging, and out of all rents of assize, as well free and
customary, and out of all rents issuing out of the manor of HAME, and
out of one mill and 30 ac. of wood in SIDLESHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Sutton (East., 22 Geo. III. [1782]).
James Piggott, esq., and John Woods, plaintiff*, and Daniel
Shilfox and Anne his wife, and John Sutton and Elizabeth Henrietta
his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 57 11s. \Q\d. issuing out of
manor and advowson of rectory of SIDLESHAM, and out of certain
rents of assize, free and customary, and certain other rents issuing out
of manor of HAME and out of one mill and 30 ac. of wood in
SIDLESHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James Piggott
(East., 26 Geo. III. [1786]).
George Barber and George Hellyer, plaintiffs, and James Piggott,
esq., and Jane his wife, Jane Piggott the younger, and Emma Piggott,
deforciants Tenements in Sidlesham and yearly rent of 43 9s. I0^d.,
part of a certain yearly rent of 57 lls. 10|rf. issuing out of manor
and advowson of rectory of SIDLESHAM, and out of certain rents
of assize, free and customary, and certain other rents issuing out of
manor of HAME, and out of a certain mill and 30 ac. wood in
SIDLESHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Barber
(Mil., 58 Geo. III. [1818]).
John Boniface, plaintiff, and Joseph Freeland and Anne Maria his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Sidlesham and yearly rent of 14 2s.,
part of a certain yearly rent of 57 lls. lO^d. issuing out of manor and
advowson of rectory of SIDLESHAM, and out of certain rents of assize,
free and customary, and certain other rents issuing out of manor of
HAME, and out of a certain mill and 30 ac. land in SIDLESHAM, quit-
claimed to plaintif and. heirs (East, 3 Geo. IV. [1822]).
Sidlesham (Tithes).
See Rayshott (Manor) (Mich., 5 Geo. I. [1718] D.C.).
See Nytimber (Manor) in Pagham (Hil., 29 Geo. II. [1756] D.C.).
Sillington (Manor). See Snllington.
Singleton (Advowson of Church).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
400 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Singleton (Hundred).
See Arundel (Honor) (East, 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
Singleton (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
See Bourne (Manor) (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3]).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
Sipses (Manor). See Walshes.
Skaynes alias Skeynes (Manor).
See Doles (Hil., 31 Eliz. [1588-9] ; East., 12 Ja. I. [1614]).
Slank and Scraces (Fields) in Preston. See Hova-Tilla.
Slater (Manor). See Slaughter.
Slate rford (Manor). See Slaughterford alias Powers.
Slaugham (Free Warren).
See Cuckfield (Manor) (Mich., 17 & 18 Eliz. [1575] ; Hil., 36 &
37 Ch. II. [1684-5] ; Trin., 1 Ja. II. [1685]).
Slaugham (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See Hangleton (Manor) (Mich., 15 Ch. I. [1637]).
William Batson, gent., plaintiff, and John Covert, esq., deforciant
Manors of Eveney alias Eboney and Eveney alias Eboney Priory,
co. Kent, and manors of SLAUGHAM, SLOWE, IPEILD and CEAWLEY,
also fourth part of manor of CUCKFEILD. and of tenements in Slaug-
ham, Twyneham, Hurst, Hurstper pound, Bolney, Cuckfeild. Wood-
mancott, Ifeild, Worth, Crawley, Baulcombe, Rusper, Falmer,
Eberton alias Edberton, Shermanbury alias Sermanbury, Ardingley,
Wivelsfeild, Poling, Angmering, Deeding alias Beeding, ISlowe, Blake-
fold and Seale, and also advowsons of churches of SLAUGHAM and
CEAWELEY, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
1649 D.C.).
See Hangleton (Manor) (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
William Merton, kt., one of the King's justices, and Thomas
Tourneur, esq., plaintiff's, and John Covert, kt. and bt., and Isabel his
wife, deforciants Manors of SLAUGHAM, ASHINGTON, BBOADBBIDGE,
CEAWLEY and SLOW, and tenements in Slaugham, Balcombe, Bolney,
Beeding, Seale, Crawley, Cuckfeild, Ashington, Washington, War-
minghurst, Thakeharn, Silington, Horseham and Hitchinfeild, also
fourth part of manor of CUCKFEILD, and also advowsons of churches of
SLAUGHAM, ASHINGTON and CBAWLEY, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of William Mertou (East., 24 Ch. II. [1672]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 401
Slaughter alias Slater (Manor).
See Chiltington (Manor) (East., 18 Hen. VIII. [1526]).
See Parham (Manor) (Trin., 3 Ch. I. [1627]).
Slaughterford alias Powers (Manor).
John Ide, plaintiff", and John Apsley, esq., deforciant Moiety of
manor of SLAWGHTERFOI!D and tenements in "Warnham quitclaimed
to plaintiff und heirs (Hil, 1 & 2 Ed. VI. [1547-8]).
John Berde, plaintiff, and James Ede, gent., deforciant Manor of
SLAUGHTERFORD alias POWERS and tenements in Warnham quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
John Younge, gent., plaintiff, and Edmund Shordich, senior, gent.,
and Edmund Shordich, junior, gent., deforciants Tenements in
Warneham and Eudgwick, and moiety of manor of SLAUGHTERFORD
alias POWERS, also moiety of tenements in Horsham, Warneham and
Kusper, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Eichard Deeringe, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Nye, gent., and
Patience his wife, and John Younge, gent., and Joan his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of SLAUGHTERFORD alias POWERS and tenements in
Horsham, Warneham and Eusper, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
John Pilfold and Eichard Yeates, plaintiffs, and William Younge
and John Younge, deforciants Manor of SLATERFORD-POWERS alias
SLATERFORD alias POWERS and tenements in Warueham quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of John Pilfold (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
Sir John Miller, bt., Thomas Steel, esq., and John Laker, gent.>
plaintiffs, and Thomas Yates, esq., and Margaret his wife, Mary
Hayley, wid., Margaret Yates, spr., and Elizabeth Yates, spr., defor-
ciants Manor of SLATERFOHD and POWERS alias SLAUGHTERFORD
and POWERS and tenements in Warnham and Slinfold quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Sir John Miller (Trin., 24 & 25 Geo. II. [1751]).
John Martyn, gent., plaintiff, and Mary Hayley, wid., Margaret
5Tates, spr., and Abraham G-odfrey and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manor of SLATERFORD and POWERS or SLAUGHTERFORD alias POWERS
and tenements in Warnham quitclaimed iv plaintiff xn&. heirs (Mich.,
4 Geo. III. [1763]).
Samuel Dendy, plaintiff, and Matthew Napper, gent., and Sarah
bis wife, deforciants Manor of SLAUGHTERFORD alias POWERS and
tenements in Warnham and Eudgwick quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 35 Geo. III. [1794]).
Slindon (Advowson of Church).
See Slindon (Manor) (Mich., 1653).
John Dearling, plaintiff', and Anthony Kemp, esq., deforciant
Advowson?! of churches of SLINDON and BINSTED quitclaimed to
plaint iff and. heirs (Trin., 18 & 19 Geo. II. [1745]).
Slindon (Manor).
John Caryll, esq., Thomas Barnard, gent., and John Tanner,
TOL. xx. D D
402 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
plaintiffs, and Garrett Kenipe, kt., John Kempe, esq., and Thomas
Kempe, gent., deforciants Manors of SLINDON, HOTIGHTON, BINSTEAD,
EARTUAH, MADHURST, BIQNOK and SOUTH STOAKE, and tenements in
Sliudon, Houghtoii, Binstead, Bilston, Tepton, Tang mere, Aldingborne,
Eartham, Madhurst, Bignor, Kirdford and South Stoake, granted to
plaintiffs for the term of 21 years, rendering annually 300 to Garrett
Kempe and his heirs (Trin., 1049).
William Holney, gent., and John Baekshell, gent., plaintiffs, and
Garrett Kempe, kt., deforciants Manor of SLINUON and tenements
in Slindou and Kirdford, and also advowson of church of SLINDON,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Holney (Mich., 1653).
George Bampfeild, esq., and Thomas Barnard, gent., plaintiffs, and
Garrett Kempe, kt., deforciant Manor of SLINDON and tenements in
Slindon and Kirdford quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George
Bampfeild (Hil., 13 & 14 Ch. II. [1661-2]).
Slinfold (Manor).
See Parnam (Manor) (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
Slowe alias Slowes (Manor).
Ninean Ward and John Smyth, clerk, plaintiffs, and John Hever,
deforciant Manor of SLOWES and tenements in Slowes and Coocke-
feld settled on John Hever for one month, remainder to John Hever
and Joan his wife and heirs of John Hever (East., 34 & 35 Hen. VIII.
[1543]).
John Hever, gent., plaintiff, and Edmund Michell, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of SLOWES and tenements in Coockefeld quitclaimed to
plaintif&nd heirs (Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Edward Jenney, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Hever, gent., and
Richard Hever, gent., deforciants Manor of SLOWES and tenements in
Coockefeild quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 24Eliz. [1581-2]).
Edward Jenney, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Hever. gent., Richard
Hever, gent., and Thomas Ry croft and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manor of SLOWES and tenements in Coockfeild quitclaimed to
plaintiff an& heirs (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Walter Covert, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Jenney, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of SLOWES and tenements in Coockfeild
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 27 & 28 Eliz. [1585]).
See Hangleton (Manor) (Mich., 15 Ch. I. [1647]).
John Evelyn, kt. and bt., Anthony Stapley, esq., and John Burrell,
gent., plaintiffs, and George Porter, esq., and Diana his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of SLOWE, HANGLETON, BENFEILDS and TILGATE, and
tenements in Tilgate, Cuckfeild, Worth, Crawley, Slaugham, Balcombe,
Falmer. Hangleton, Portslade, Aberton and Rustington, also of two
parts of manor of RUSTINGTON, granted to plaintiffs for term of sixty
years, rendering annually to George Porter and Diana one pepper-
corn if said Diana so long lives (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
See Slauaham (Manor) (East., 1049 D.C.).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 403
Thomas Brereton, esq., and Peter Brereton, esq., plaintiffs, and
John Covert, esq., and Isabella his wife, deforciants Manor of SLOWE
and tenements in Slowe and Cuckfield quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Thomas Breretou (Trin., 1657).
See Hangleton (Manor) (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II. [1664-5]).
See Slaugfiam (Manor) (East., 24 Ch. II. [1672]).
Joseph Postlethwaite the younger, plaintiff, and Thomas Lintott
and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of SLOWE and tenements in
Cookfield alias Cockfield alias Cukfield quitclaimed to plaintiff" and
heirs (Mich., 5 Greo. III. [1764]).
Smithes Land (Rent). See Deane.
Snaylham (Manor).
John Appowell, plaintiff, and Oliver Seynt John, esq., and Anne
his wife, daughter and heiress of Robert Oxenbrigge of Gestelyng,
deforciants Manor of SNALHAM and tenements in Gestelyng and
Ikelysham settled on Oliver Seynt John and Anne and heirs of Anne
(Trin., 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
See Udimer (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560] D.C.).
"William Stede, kt., Robert Barkley, esq., John Culpeper, esq., and
Alexander Culpeper, esq., plaintiffs, and Thomas Culpeper, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of SNEYLEHAM and tenements
in Grestling, Iclesham, Warbleton, Ringmere, Southmallinges, Hayl-
sham, Herstmounceux, Bexhill, Ashburnham and Lewes, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert Barkley (Mich., 2 Ja. I. [1604]).
Henry Thoresby, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Culpeper, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of SNAYLEHAM and tenements
in G-estling, Iclesham, Ringmer and Southmalling, quitclaimed to
plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 12 Ja. I. [1614]).
"William Stede, LL.D., plaintiff', and Cheney Culpeper, kt., defor-
ciant Manor of SNAYLEHAM and tenements in Gestling and Iclesham
quitclaimed to plaintiff a,v\& heirs (Mich., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
Richard March and James Cooke, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas
Mun, esq., and Frances his wife, deforciants Manor of SNAYLHAM
and tenements in Snaylham, Gesling alias Gestliug and Icklesham,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard March (Trin., 32 Ch. II.
[1680]).
John Rotheram, esq., and Godfrey Heathcote, gent., plaintiffs, and
George Carr, clerk, and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of Norton
and third part of manor of Brampton, co. Derby, and manor of
SNAYLHAM and tenements in Ecclesham and Gestling, co. Sussex, and
tenements in cos. Essex, Bedford, City of Norwich and Suffolk, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Rotheram (Mich., 28 Geo. II.
[1754] D.C.).
Jeremiah Curteis, gent., plaintiff, and Samuel Shore the younger,
esq., and Urith his wife, and Prancis Edmunds, esq., and Hannah
Maria his wife, deforciants Manor of SNAYLHAM and tenements in
P p 2
404 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Icclesham alias Icklesham and Gestling alias Guest-ling quitclaimed to
plaintifand heirs (Hil., 15 Geo. III. [1775]).
Socknersh alias Soknesse (Manor).
John Whorrall, plaintiff, and Thomas Collyn, one of the sons of
Alexander Collyn, deceased, deforciant Manor of SOKNESSE and
tenements in Brightling quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
7 Eliz. [1564-5]).
George Horde, gent., and William Playfer, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Collen, deforciant Manor of SOKNESSE and tenements in
Brightling settled on Thomas Colleu and heirs (Trin., 16 Eliz.
[1574]).
Thomas Collyn, plaintiff, and Robert Awgar and Alice his wife,
deforci an ts Manor of SOCKNEYS and tenements in Bryghtlyng quit-
claimed to plaintif and heirs (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3]).
See Hollingrove (Mich., 26 Geo. III. [1785] ; Mich., 33 Geo. III.
[1792]).
Socknersh (Manor Annual Eent).
George Porter, gent., plaintiff, and Humphrey Covert, esq., defor-
ciant Annual rent of 33s. 4rf. issuing out of manor of SOCKNEBSH in
Brightlyng quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 40 Eliz. [1598]).
Soknesse (Manor). See Socknersh.
Somerly (Manor). '
Francis Page, gent., plaintiff', and William Fletcher, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of SOHEBLY and tenements in Subdeanry aud Sidlesham
quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Trin., 4 Ja. II. [1688]).
Sompting alias Sompting-Peverell* (Manor).
See West Grinstead (Manor) (East., 1 Eliz. [1559]).
Michael Hensha\ve, gent., plaintiff, and William West, kt., Lord
de la Warr, Thomas West, esq., his son and heir-apparent, and Thomas
West, esq., brother of said William, deforciants Manor of SOMPTING-
PEYEBELL and tenements in Sompting quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz. [1572]).
Harbert Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas West, kt., Lord la
Warr, and Anne hiswiie, deforci ants Manors of SOWNTING-PEYEBELL,
SOWNTING-WELDA, POBTSLADE and JEWHUBST alias EWHUBST, and
park of JEWHUEST alias EWHUBST, and tenements in Sownting,
Horsham, Rusper, Portslade, Aldrington. Erriugham, Shorei:am,
Lawnsing, Hove, Shermanbury, Cowfold and Hendfield, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 41 Eliz. [1599]).
John Morley, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Langworth, esq., and
Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of SOWNTING alias SOWNTING-
PEVEEELL alias SOWNTING- PsvEEELL-and-WEALDA and tenements in
* Sounting-Peverell alias Souuting-Welda (Deed, Close Roll, 42 Eliz., p. 27).
ftENKY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 405
Sowntiiig, Broaclwater, Kingstowne alias Kingstone, Launsing,
Rusper and Horshain, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
2Ch. I. [1626]).
Thomas Peirson, gent., and John Jarratt, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Morley, kt.,deforciant Manor of SOWNTING alias SOWNTING-PEYEKELL
alias SOWNTING- PEVERELL-and-WEALDA and tenements in Sownting,
Broadwater, Kingstown alias Kingston, Launsing, Kusper and
Horshain, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Peirson
(Trin., 1651).
Hugh May, esq., Edward Woodward, esq., and Henry Bulstrode,
esq., plaintiff's, and John May, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants
Manor of Wykes, co. Lincoln, and manors of SOMPTING alias SOMPTING-
PEVEHELL-WEALDA and BOWLET, and tenements in Sompting, Broad-
water, Kings-Town, Lanceing, Kusper, Horsham, Pagham, Chilgrove,
West Deane, Runcton, Mundham and Newtimber, co. Sussex, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Hugh May (Hil., 23 & 24 Ch. II.
[1671-2] D.C.).
William Peachey, plaintiff, and John May, kt., and Mary his wife,
Hugh May, esq., Edward Woodward, esq., and Henry Bulstrode, esq.,
deforciants Manor of SOMPTING alias SOMPTING-PEVERELL alias
SoMPTiNG-PEVEBELL-and-WEALDA and tenements in Sompting, Broad-
water, Kings-Town, Lanceing, Rusper and Horsham, quitclaimed to
plaintiff md. heirs (Trin., 24 Ch. II. [1672]).
Sompting (Manor Annual Rent).
John, Lord Selsey, plaintiff, and Stephen Street and Rose his
wife, deforciants Yearly rent of 20 issuing out of manors of
SOMPTING and CHILGROYE and out of tenements in Sompting, Chil-
grove, Kirdford, Binderton, Shipley and West Dean, granted to John,
Lord Selsey, by Stephen Street and Rose during life of said Rose
(Mich., 49 Geo. III. [1808]).
Sompting (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage).
See Roughton (Manor) (Trin., 41 Eliz. [1600]).
See West Rarting (Manor) (Mich., 1652).
Edward Barker, plaintiff, and John Cadday and Mary his wife,
deforciants Sixth part of tenements in Sompting and Broadwater,
also sixth part of rectory of SOMPTING, and of all tithes whatsoever
annually renewing in Somptiug, and of advowson of vicarage of
SOMPTING, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 13 Geo. I.
[1726]).
Edward Barker, plaintiff, and Edward Southouse and Martha his
wife, deforciants Two sixth parts of tenements in Sompting and
Broadwater, also two sixth parts of rectory of SOMPTING, and of all
titlies whatsoever annually renewing in Sompting, and of advowson of
vicarage of SOMPTING, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 2 & 3
Geo. II. [1729]).
See Terring alias Tarring (Manor) (Hil., 1 Geo. III. [1761]).
406 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Sompt ing- Abbotts (Manor Annual Rent).
John Payne, esq., Richard Stringer, gent., and William West-
brooke, gent., plaintiff's, and Richard Alderton, gent., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Tillmgton and Sompting and
annual rent of 60 issuing out of manor of SOMPTING-ABBOTTS and
tenements in Sompting quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Payne (Mich., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
Sompting-Abbotts alias Sumpting-Abbotts (Manor).
Edmund Pye, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas, Earl of Arundell and
Surrey, and Alatheia his wife, and Henry, Lord Mowbray and Mal-
travers, deforciants Manors of SUMPTING-ABBOTTS and LICHPOOLE
and tenements in Sumpting, Broadwater, Sumpting-Abbotts and Lich-
poole, quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs Warranted against said Earl
of Arundell and Alatheia and heirs of said Earl, and against heirs of
Philip, Earl of Arundell, his father, Thomas, Earl of Suffolk, his
uncle, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, his grandfather, Thomas, Duke of
Norfolk, his great-grandfather, and against William, Lord Howard,
and his heirs (Mich., 16 Ch. I. [1640]).
Henry Alderton, gent., plaintiff, and Edmund Pye, kt. and bt.,
and Katherine his wife, and Martha Pye, wid., deforciants Manors
of SUMPTING-ABBOTTS and LICHPOOLE and tenements in Sumptiug,
Broadwater, Sumpting-Abbotts and Lichpoole, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Thomas Baker an<f Thomas Gratwick, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Aldertou, gent., and Hugh Penfold and Mary his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of SUMPTING-ABBOTTS and LICHPOOLE and tenements
in Sumpting, Broadwater, Sumpting-Abbotts and Lichpoole, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Baker (Mich., 4 Will. &
Mary [1692]).
William Gratwick, esq., plaintiff, and William Alderton, senior,
gent., deforciant Manors of SOMPTING-ABBOTTS and LITCHPOLE and
tenements in Sompting and Broadwater quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (East., 7 Geo. I. [1721]).
Edward Graves, plaintiff, and Young Willes and Martha his wife,
James Steadman and Mary his wife, William Hersee and Anne his
wife, and Henry Smith and Susanna his wife, deforciants Manors
of SOMPTING-ABBOTTS, LEECHPOOL and WEST PRESTON, and tenements
in Sompting, Broadwater, Angmering, Rustington and West Preston,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 21 Geo. II. [1747]).
Sompting-Peverell (Manor). See Sompting.
Sompting- Peverell-and-Wealda (Manor). See Sompting.
Sondehurst (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor} (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
VIII. *O WILLIAM IV.
Sonnyngleigh alias Sonnynglyth alias Sunnyngley (Manor).
See Front (Hil., 13 Eliz. [1570-1] ; Mich., 19 & 20 Eliz. [1577]
B.C.; Trin., 40 Eliz. [1598]; Mich., 1 Ja. I. [1603] B.C.; Trin.,
5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C. ; Trin., 7 Ch. I. [1631] B.C. ; East., 8 Ch. I.
[1632] B.C. ; Trin., 8 Ch. I. [1632] D.C. ; Hil., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4]
D.C.).
Thomas Steaue and Eichard Hedylowe, plaintiffs, and Edward
Honjwood, gent., and Mary his wife, and Isaac Hollywood, gent.,
deforciants Manor of SONINGLITH alias SONINGLEY alias SONING-
LEIQH and tenements in Frant alias Fant and Pembury alias Pepen-
bury quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Steane (Mich.,
16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Southall (Manor).
See Willingdon (Manor) (Mich., 1652).
South Bersted (Manor).
See Shripney (Trin., 2 Geo. I. [1716]; Mich., 16 Geo. III.
[1775] ; Trin., 22 Geo. III. [1782] j Trin., 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
South Berwick (Manor). See Berwick.
Southease (Advowson of Church).
See Iford (Trin., 32 Eliz. [1590]).
Geoffrey Amherst, clerk, plaintiff", and John Aylwyn, gent., John
Comber, gent., and Agnes his wife, William Fryer and Mary his wife,
John Cheesman and Margaret his wife, John Butcher and Alice his
wife, Joan Browne, wid., Katherine Periman, wid., deforciants
Advowson of church of SOUTHEESE quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
Southease (Free Fishery).
See Brignthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Southease (Free Warren).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hi!., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Southease with Heyton alias Southease-Heyton (Manor).
See NorthstoTce (Manor) (Trin., 14 Ja. I. [1616] B.C.).
William Campyon, kt., and Henry Campyon, kt., plaintiff's, and
Thomas Springett, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
SOUTHEESE with HEYTON alias HEIGHTON and tenements in Southeese,
Gestling, Icklesham, Cattesfeild and Hoo, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of William Campyon (Mich., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
See Heighten (Manor) (East., 4 Ja. II. [1688] ; Mich., 4 Ja. II.
[1688] ; Trin., 6 Will. & Mary [1694]).
Thomas Barnard, plaintiff", and John Watson, esq., and Hannah
his wife, and George Watson, gent., deforciants Manor of SOUTHEASE
408 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
with HATTON alias HEIGHTON and tenements in Southease and Hayton
alias Heighten quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., S Greo. II.
[1735]).
William Dickinson, esq., and William Lowudes, esq., plaintiffs.
and Barnard Dickinson, esq., deforciant Manor of SOUTHEASE with
HAYTON alias HEIGHTON and tenements in Southease and Hayton
alias Heighten quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William
Dickinson (Trin., 13 Geo. III. [1773]).
Southease (Eectory).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] : Mich., 9 Anne
[1710]).
Southeyton (Advowson of Church). See ReigUon.
Southeyton (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich., 9 Anne
[1710]).
South Harting (Advowson of Church).
See Harting (Manor) (Mich., 3 Ed. VI. [1549] D.C. ; Mich.,
2 & 3 Eliz. [1560] D.C. ; East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
See South Rarting (Manor) (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz. [1572]).
See West Rarting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; East., 26 Eliz.
[1584] D.C. ; Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
South Harting (Free Warren).
See West Rarting (Manor) (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpforl (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
South Harting (Manor). See Rarting.
See Rarting (Manor) (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
William Onslow, gent., and William Pierson, gent., plaintiff's, and
Francis Portescue, gent., and Dorothy his wife, deforciant s Moiety
of manors of SOUTH HABTYNG, EST HABTYNG, WEST HARTYNG and
WENHAM, and moiety of tenements in JSouth Hartyng, Est Hartyng,
West Hartyng, Dempford, Eogate, Wenham, Eake, Dycharn, Tratton,
Vynyng, Dydlyng, Elsted, Chithurst, Treyford, Turwyck and Pro-
vander, and moiety of hundred of DEMPFOED, also moiety of advowson
of church of SOUTH HABTYNG, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
William Onslow (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz. [1572]).
John Ford, esq., and Magdalen his wife, plaintiffs, and Francis
Forteacue, esq., and Dorothy his wife, John Fortescue, esq., and John
&ENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 409
^Browne, gent., deforciants Moiety of manors of SOUTH HARTYNG and
EAST HARTYNG and tenements in South Hartyng, East Hartyng,
Hawbedyne and Stedeliam, and market and fairs in SOUTH HARTYNG,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Magdalen Ford (Hil., 25 Eliz.
[1582-3]).
Eobert Chamberlayne, esq., and William Onslow, gent., plaintiffs,
and John Ford, esq., and Magdalen his wife, deforciants Manors of
SOUTH HAHTYNG and EAST HARTYNG and tenements in South Hartyng,
East Hartyng, West Hartyng, Bogate, Hawbedyne and Stedeham,
also market and fairs in SOUTH HARTYNG, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Eobert Chamberlayne (East., 25 Eliz. [1583]).
Edward Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Knyvett, esq., and
Magdalen his wife, deforciants Manors of SOUTH HARTYNG and EAST
HARTYNG and tenements in South Hartyng, East Hartyng, West
Hartyng, Eogate, Hawbedyne and Stedeham, also market and fairs in
SOUTH HARTYNG, which Henry Knyvett and Magdalen in her right
hold for the term of her life, granted to Edward Caryll during the life
of Magdalen (Hil., 35 Eliz. [1592-3]).
Edward Carill, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Knyvett, esq., and
Magdalen his wife, deforcianis Manors of SOUTH HARTING and EAST
HARTING, and tenements in South Harting, East Harting, West
Harting, Eogate, Hawbedyne and Stedeham, also market and fairs in
SOUTH HARTING, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted to
Edward Carill and heirs during the life of Magdalen (Hil., 40 Eliz.
[1597-8]).
Eichard Tichborne, kt., and Thomas Warburton, esq., plaintiffs,
and William Ford, kt., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manors of
SOUTH HARTING and EAST HARTING, and tenements in Harting, Eogate
and Stedham, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Warburton
(Hil., 1 Ch. I. [1625-6]).
See East Harting (Manor) (Mich., 1649).
South Harting (Market and Fairs).
See South Harting (Manor) (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3] ; East., 25
Eliz. [1583] ; Hil., 40 Eliz. [1597-8]).
South Harting (View of Frank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 &
33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
South Lancing alias South Launsing (Manor). See Monkeys.
South Mailing (Manor).
See Glynde (East., 16 Eliz. [1574]).
410 SUSSEX MANORS ift T&E FEET OF FINES.
South Mailing (Rectory).
See Souihover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
See Ditchling (Manor) (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
John Levitt, plaintiff, and Richard Mascall, gent., and Prances his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Mailing and rectory of SOUTH-
MALLING granted to John Levitt for term of thirteen years, rendering
annually one peppercorn to Richard Mascall and Frances, and heirs
of Richard (Mich., 22 Ja. I. [1624]).
William Kempe, senior, and AVilliarn Kempe, junior, plaintiffs, and
John Evelyn, esq., George Evelyn, esq., and Richard Evelyn, gent.,
deforciants Tenements in Southmalling and Ringmer, and rectory of
SOUTHMALLING, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Kempe,
senior (East., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
Awdrey Wyatt, wid., plaintiff, and William Kempe, senior, esq.,
deforciant Rectory of MALLING alias SOUTH MALLING and tenements
in Mailing alias South Mailing, Hamsey and Hartfeild, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (East., 32 Ch. II. [1680]).
Thomas Isted, gent., plaintiff, and William Kemp, gent., and
Timothea his wife, deforciants Tenements and rectory of MALLING
alias SOUTH MALLING quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich.,
3 Will. &Mary [1691]).
South Malling-Lindfield (Manor).
John Parker, gent.j^and Philippa his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard,
Earl of Dorset, Lord William Howard, George Ryvers, kt., Richard
Aniherst, esq., and Edward Lindsey, esq., deforciants Manors of
SOUTH MALLING -LYNDFEILD- DEAN, SOUTH MALLING-LINGFEILD-
CHANCELLOR, SOUTH MALLING-LYNDFEILD-TREASURER, SOUTH MALL-
ING-LlNGFEILD-ClIAUNTOR Or PllESENTOR, SOUTH MALLING-LYNDFEILD,
and tenements in Lyndfeild, Worth, Wevelsfeild, West llotheleigh
and Colmans-Hatch, and also rectory of LYNGFEILD alias LYNFEILD
alias LYNDFEILD, and all tithes whatsoever in Lyngfeild #/' Lynfeild
alias Lyndfeild, and ad vowsoii of vicarage of LYNGFEILD afo'as LYNFEILD
alias LYNDFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Philippa Parker
(East, 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
William Newton, gent., and Nicholas Newton, gent., plaintiffs,
and John Parker, gent., and Philippa his wife, deforciants Manors of
SOUTHMA.LLING-LYNDFEILD-DEAN, SOUTUMALLING-LYNGFEILD-CHAN-
CELLOR, SOUTHMALLING - LYNGFEILD - TREASURER, SOUTHMALLING-
LINGFEILD-CHAUNTER or PRESENTOR, SOUTHMALLING-LYNDFEILD, and
tenements in Lyudfeild, Worth, Wevelsfeild, Ardingleigh, Hothleigh
and Colmans-Hatch, and also rectory of LYNGFEILD alias LYNFEILD
alias LYNDFEILD, and advowson of vicarage of LYNGFEILD alias LYN-
FEILD alias LYNDFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William
Newton (East., 16 Ja. I. [1618]).
See Walsted (Mich., 7 Ch. I. [1631] ; Trin., 1655 D.C. ; Hil.,
1 Will. & Mary [1689-90] D.C. ; Trin., 1 Anne [1702] ; East., 8 Geo. I.
[1722]).
VIII. TO "WILLIAM IV. 4ll
See South Hallinq-Lindjield-Burleiqli-Arclies (Trin., 27 Geo. III.
[1787]).
South Malling-Lindfleld-Burleigh-Arches (Hundred).
Abraham Baley, esq., plaintiff, Thomas, Lord Pelham, and Anne
his wife, deforciants Hundred of SOUTH MALLING-LINDFIELD-BUR-
LEioii-AitCHEs, and manors of SOUTH MALLING-LINDFIELD, WALSTEAD,
NORTHIE, FORSTERS, STAMMER alias STANMER alias AuDWiCK and
HENDALL, and tenements in Stammer alias Stanmer, Plompton alias
Plumpton, Lindfield, Ardingly alias Ardingley, Cuckfield, Bexhill,
Battell alias Battle, Hoe alias Hooe, Hailsharn, Hellingley, Buxted,
Maresfield, Mayfield, East Hoathly alias East Hoadly, Chiddingly,
Burwash, Pevensey and Nuthurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 27 Geo. III. [1787]).
South Mundham (Manor). See Mundkam.
Thomas Uvedalle, plaintiff, and Peter Banaster and Constance his
wife, deforciants Manor of SOUTHMOUNDEHAM and tenements in
Southmondeham and Pagenham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
George Philpott, esq., and John Paynter, gent., plaintiffs, and
Robert Brunyng, esq., and Helena his wife, deforciants Manor of
Woodcott, co. Southampton and manor of SOUTHMUNDHAM alias
MUNDAM alias SOUTHMUNDAM, and tenements in Southmundham,
Mundham, Northuiundham and Runckton, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of George Philpott (East., 42 Eliz. [1600] D.C.).
John Semeon, esq., George Serneon, kt., Martin Titcheborne, esq.,
and Edmund Semeou, gent., plaintiffs, and Richard Brunyng, esq., and
Elena his wife, and Anthony Brunyng, gent., his son and heir apparent,
deforciants Manors in co. Southampton and Wilts, and manor of
SOUTH MUNDHAM, and tenements in Southtnundham and Pagham, co.
Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Semeon Manor of
SOUTHMUNDHAM, inter alia, warranted against said Richard Brunyng
and Elena, and heirs of Elena, and against said Richard and Elena,
and heirs of Richard (East., 8 Ja. I. [1610] B.C.).
Thomas Aylwyn, gent., George Greene, John Greene, and John
Barnard, plaintiff's, and Anthony Bruning, esq., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of SOUTHMUNDHAM and tenements in North-
mundham and Pagham quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas
Aylwyn (Mich., 15 Ja. I. [1017]).
William Stamper, senior, and William Stamper, junior, plaintiffs,
and Richard Jeffrey and Elizabeth his wife, and John Aylwyn, gent.,
deforciants Manor of SOUTHMUNDHAM and tenements in Pagham
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Stamper, senior (Hil.,
1649).
William Webb, gent., and William Baldwyn, gent., plaintiffs,
and William Stamper the younger, gent., deforciant Manor of
SOUTH MUNDHAM and tenements in Pagham quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of William Webb (Trin., 1652).
412
SUSSEX MANORS I^N THE FEET OF FINES.
Joshua Williams, gent., plaintiff, and Anne Stampers, spr., and
Gertrude Stampers, spr., deforciants Manor of SOUTHMUNDHAM and
tenements in Pagham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
5 Anne [1700]).
Thomas Heather, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Smith, gent., and
Jane his wife, James Atkins, gent., and Mary his wife, and James
Colebrook and Barbara his wife, deforciants Three eighth parts of
manor of SOUTHMUNDHAM and three eighth parts of tenements in
Pagham, Stoughton, TJpmarden, Westmarden and Northwood, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 29 Geo. II. [1756]).
Southover (Common of Pasture).
See Patcham (Rectory) (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
Southover (Free Fishery).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Southover (Manor).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Thomas Sackevyle, kt., Lord Buckehurst, plaintiff", and John
Stempe and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of SOUTHOVEE and
tenements in Southover, Lewes, Houndeue, Wogham, Hammes,
Chaighley, Barcombe and Lyndfield, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Lord William Howard, George Rivers, kt., Richard Amherst, esq.,
and Edward Lyndsey, esq., plaintiffs, and Richard, Earl of Dorset,
deforciant Manors of SOUTHOVEE, WILLINGDON, PEESTON-BECK-
HELVYN, KINGSTON NEAE LEWES, ASHCOMBE-GOEING, ASHCOMBE-
MOUNTAGUE, TANNEES and BEEITEO, and also hundred of WILLING-
DON, and tenements in Southover, Kingston near Lewes, Iford,
Bedingham, Firle, Glinde, Southmalling, Ringmer, Eastgrinsted, Hart-
feild, Whithiham, Retherfeild, Walderne, Heathfeild, Hellingleigh,
Chiddingleigh, Haylesham, Westham, Willingdon. Jevington, East-
borne, Pemsey alias Pevensey, Herstmonceux, Hooe, S. Mary West-
out and S. Thomas in " le Cliffe," and also rectories of CHIDDING-
LEIGH, FALMEE, SOUTHMALLING and KINGSTON NEAE LEWES, and all
tithes annually renewing in EAST GEINSTED, OVINGDEANE, ROTTING-
DEANE, CHAELESTON, WESTDEANE and S. JOHN UNDEE THE CASTLE
OF LEWES, and advowson of vicarages of CHIDDINGLEIGH, ESTGBEN-
STED, FALMEE and KINGSTON NEAE LEWES, co. Sussex, also manors of
Tottenham, Pembrookes, Bruses, Dawbneys and Meckinges, co.
Middlesex, and manor of Risingdon-Parva alias Resyngdon-Parva, co.
Gloucester, and tenements in co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Lord William Howard (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
See Miclielham (21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
Nathaniel Trayton, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas, Earl of Thanet, and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Manor of SOUTHOVEE and site of late
dissolved monastery of S. PANCEAS IN SOUTHOVEE, and tenements in
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 413
Southover, Kingston, S. Anne in Lewes and Southmalling near Lewes,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (HiL, 8 Anne [1709-10]).
John Dunmoll Mercer, esq., plaintiff, and Samuel Durrani, esq.,
and Eleanor his wife, Mary Mercer Durrant. spr., and Elizabeth Durrant,
spr., deforciants Manor of SOUTHOVER and tenements in S. John
Baptist, Southover, and S. Peter and S. Mary Westout alias S. Anne
in Lewes, and all tithes yearly renewing out of 15 ac. meadow and
15 ac. pasture in S. PETER AND S. MART WESTOUT alias S. ANNE IN
LEWES, parcel of premises aforesaid, quitclaimed to plaint iff* a,nd heirs
(HiL, 38 Geo. III. [1798]).
Southover (Right of Sea Beach).
See Kingston near Lewes (Rectory) (HiL, 58 Greo. III. [1818]).
Southover (Tithes).
Thomas Sackevyle, kt., Lord Buckhurst, plaintiff, and John Goby,
senior, gent., and John Goby, junior, gent., and Anne his wife, defor-
ciants Tenements in Southover and all tithes of corn and grain, also all
other tithes, great and small, arising in Southover, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and I heirs (Trin., 27 Eliz. [1585]).
Southover, S. John Baptist (Advowson of Church).
See Swanlorough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Southram (Prebend and Rectory).
Thomas Storer, plaintiff, and William Thomas, gent., and Anne his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Southmalling and Sowthram, and pre-
bend and rectory of SOUTHRAM, also all tithes of corn, grain, hay, wool,
lambs, oblations and emoluments, and all other tithes arising in
Sowthram, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1 Ch. I. [1625]).
Ambrose Isted, plaintiff, and William West and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Moiety of tenements in S. Thomas in the Clive near
Lewes, and moiety of rectory of SOUTERAM, also moiety of tithes of
coru, hay, and all other tithes annually arising in Souteram and South-
mailing, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (HiL, 21 & 22 Ch. II.
[1669-70]).
Southstoke (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Madehurst (Manor) (East., 35 Eliz. [1593]).
See Slindon (Manor) (Trin., 1649).
See Binsted (Manor) (HiL, 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1663-4] j Trin.,
4 Anne [1705]).
Southwick (Manor).
See Westmeston alias Stantons (East., 31 Hen. VIII. [1539]).
See EastbrooTce (Trin., 5 Ja. I. [1607]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Southwick (Right of Sea Beach).
See Kingston near Lewes (Rectory) (Hil., 58 Geo. III. [1818]).
Sownting-Peverell (Manor). See Sovipting.
Sownting-Welda (Manor). See Sampling.
Spittlefield (Tenements). See Alciston (Rectory).
Standesteed (Manor). See Stansted.
Standleigh in Oving (Rent). See Deane.
Stanmer alias Audwick (Manor).
Richard Amherst, gent., plaintiff', and George Mychelborne, gent.,
deforciant Manor of STAMMER quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs
(Hil., 36 Eliz. [1593-4]).
Thomas Shelley, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Michelborne, esq.,
and Anne Michelborne, wid., deforciants Manor of STANMER alias
AUDEWICK and tenements in Stanmer quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670]).
Peter Gott, esq., plaintiff, and John Martin, gent., and Sibyl his
wife, and Bridget Michelbourn, spr., deforciants Manor of STANMER
alias STAMMER alias AUDWYKE and tenements in Stauiner alias
Stammer quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich., 12 Will. III.
[1700]).
See South Mailing- Lindfield (Trin., 27 Geo. III. [1787]).
Stansted (Forest Common of Pasture).
Anthony Compton, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Lodger, gent.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements and common of
pasture for 100 sheep in COMPTON and UPMARDEN and common of
pasture for all animals in forest of STAWNDEN alias STANSTED quit-
claimed to plaintiff" wdi heirs (East., 14 Ch. II. [1662]).
Stansted alias Standesteed (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Thomas Lewkenor, esq., and John Lampton, gent., plaintiff's, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of STANDESTEED, and forest and park of STANDESTEED, and
tenements in Standesteed, Bourne alias Westborne, Racton, Walder-
ton, Stoughton, Compton and Westmarden, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Thomas Lewkenor (Triu., 19 Eliz. [1577]).
See Bourne (Hil., 25 Eiiz. [1582-3]).
George Smyth, gent., and Thomas Kynnaston, gent., plaintiff's,
and John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Elizabeth his wife, defor-
ciants Manors in co. York, Northumberland and Newcastle on Tyne,
and manors of STANSTED alias STANSTEED, BOURNE alias WESTBOURNE,
PKINSTEED, SINGLETON and CHARLETON, and forests of STANSTED
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 415
alias STANSTEED and OYERHOLT, and parks of STANSTED alias STAN-
STEED and DOWNELEY, also tenements in Stowghton, Stansted alias
Standsteed, Kacton, Coinpton, Bourne alias Westbourne, Prinsteed,
Singleton, Lee farm. Codham, Kirdt'ord alias Kirford, OJd Shoram,
Overibld, Hasseford alias Haisfould, Storington and Charleton, and
also hundreds of BOURNE alias WEST BOURNE, SINGLETON, Box and
STOKEBRIDGE, and advowsons of churches of BOURNE alias WEST-
BOTTRNE, SINGLETON, STORINGTON and KIRDEFORD, and advowson of
vicarage of BOURNE alias WESTBOURNE, co. Sussex, and manors in
cos. Surrey, London and Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
George Smyth (East,, 5 Ja. 1. [1607] D.C.).
Stansted (Forest and Park).
See Arundel (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Stansted (Manor) (Trin., 19 Eliz. [1577]; East., 5 Ja. I.
[1607] B.C.).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 22 Ch. I. [1646]).
Stanton alias Staunton (Manor).
Nicholas Chaloiier, plaintiff, and John Ledes, esq., and Agnes his
wife, deforciants Manor of STAUNTON and tenements in Chyltyngton,
Westmeston, Chayly and Plomtou, quitclaimed to 'plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 2 Ed. VI. [1548]).
Francis Chaloner, gent., and William Overy, gent., plaintiff's, and
Nicholas Chaloner, gent., and Joan his wife, and John Hyder and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of STAUNTON and tenements in
Chyltyngton, Westmeston, Chayly and Plumpton, also moiety of
manor of MILL-PLACE, and tenements in Eyngmer, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Francis Chaloner (Hil., 38 Eliz. [1595-6]).
Thomas Michelborne, gent., and Abraham ])urrant, plaintiffs, and
Nicholas Challoner, senior, gent., and Joan his wife, and Frances
Challoner, gent., and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of STANTON
alias STAUNTON and tenements in Chiltington. Westmeston, Chayly
and Plompton, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Michel-
borne (East, 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
Michael Marten, plaintiff, and Nicholas Chaloner and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of STAUNTON and tenements in West-
meston, Chiltington and Chayley, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 13 Anne [1714]).
Stantons (Manor). See Westmeston alias Stantons.
Staple alias Stapull (Hundred).
See Hastings (Honor) (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz. [1591] ; East.,
12 Ch. I. [1636] j East., 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II. [1741]).
Starburrow (Castle and Manor). See Leighton in Cowden.
Robert Hewett, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Richardson, esq.,
Baron Cramond within the kingdom of Scotland, and Anne his wife,
416 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
deforciants Three parts of Castle of STARBURROW alias STABRBTJRGE
and manor of STAEBURROW alias STARBURGE alias STABRBTTSBOW arid
PBIXCKHAM, also tenements in Starburge, Etenburge, Lynfeild, Stone-
bridge and Stonehm-st, co. Sussex, and three parts of same premises
in cos. Kent and Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
18 Ch. II. [1666] B.C.).
Staunton (Manor). See Stanton.
Stedham (Advowson of Church).
See Swanlorough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] -B.C.).
Stedham (Free Warren).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Stedham (Manor).
Thomas Churchar, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount
Mountague, Thomas Marten, LL.D., and Margery his wife, and
Anthony Denton, esq., deforciants Manor of STEDHAM and tene-
ments in Stedham, Mynsted, Tpyng, Hayshott, Cockyng, Wolbedyng,
Tratton, Dydlyug and Lynchmere, also advowson of church of
STEDHAM with chapel of HAYSHOTT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 29 & 30 Eliz. [1587]).
John Tories, gent., and Laurence Alcock, plaintiffs, and George
Arrundell, esq., and Mary his wife, Thomas Gray, esq., and William
Coldham, gent., deforciants Manor of STEDHAM and tenements in
Stedham, also advowson of church of STEDHAM with HEYSHOTT, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Tories (Trin., 20 Ch. II.
[1668]).
Richard Ince, gent., plaintiff, and Samuel Pargiter Fuller, esq.,
and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of STEDHAM and tene-
ments in Stedham and Heyshott quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 1 Geo. I. [1715]).
Charles William Taylor, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Vernon
TJtterson, esq., and Sarah Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
STEDHAM and tenements in Stedham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil., 48 Geo. III. [1808]).
Steyning (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Charlton alias Charlton-Ashurst (Hil., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4]).
See Wiston (Manor) (Trin., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
Steyning (Lands Annual Rent).
See SMington (Manor) (Trin., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
Steyning (Tithes).
See Wiston (Manor) (Trin., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 417
Stockbridge alias Stokebridge (Hundred).
See Arundel (Honor) (East, 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Stansted (Manor) (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
Stoke alias West Stoke (Manor).
William Jordan, esq., plaintiff", and Adrian Stoughton, gent.,
deforciant Manor of STOKE alias WEST STOKE alias STOKE NEAR
CHICHESTER and tenements in Stoke alias West Stoke alias Stoke
near* Cbichester quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 25 Eliz.
[1583]).
William Fovel], gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Bowyer, esq., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Fourth part of manor of STOKE
alias WEST STOAKE and tenements in Stoke alias West Stoake quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7]).
William Styant, gent., plaintiff, and Arthur Gunter, gent., defor-
ciant Fourth part of manor of STOKE alias WEST STOKE alias
STOKE NEAR CHICHESTER and tenements in Stoke alias West Stoke
alias Stoke near Chichester quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
12 Ch. I. [1636-7]).
William Styant, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Bowyer, esq., and
Katherine his wife, and William Fovell, gent., deforciants Fourth part
of manor of STOKE alias WEST STOKE alias STOKE NEAR CHICHESTER
and tenements in Stoke alias West Stoke alias Stoke near Chichester
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
George Oglander, esq., and William Speed, clerk, plaintiffs, and
Anne German, wid., deforciant Fourth part of manor of WEST
STOKE and tenements in West Stoke quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of George Oglander (East., 15 Ch. I. [1639]).
John Michell, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Phillipps, gent., defor-
ciant Manors of WEST STOAKE and SIDDLESHAM and tenements in
West Stoake, Siddlesham, New Fishborne and S. Pancras, quitclaimed
to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 1650).
Peter Legay, gent., plaintiff", and Thomas Phillipps, gent., defor-
ciant Seven parts of manor of STOKE alias WEST STOKE alias STOKE
NEAR CHICHESTER quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 16 Ch. II.
[1664]).
Peter Legay, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Germon, gent., defor-
ciant Three parts of manor of WEST STOKE alias STOKE and
tenements in West Stoake alias Stoke, Funtington and West Lavant,
quitclaimed to plaintiff &&& heirs (Mich., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Peter Legay, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Phillipps and Mary his
wife, deforciants Seven parts of manor of WEST STOAKE alias STOAK
and tenements in West Stoake alias Stoake, Funtington and West
Lavant, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 16 & 17 Ch. II.
[1664-5]).
James Legay, gent., plaintiff*, and Peter Legay and Martha his wife,
deforciants Seveu parts of manor of STOKE alias WEST STOKE alias
TOL. XX. E E
418 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
STOKE NEAR CHICHESTER quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East.,
24 Ch. II. [1672]).
James Hutton, plaintiff, and Katherine Legay, wid., Thomas
Hollis and Hannah his wife, John Solly and Martha his wife, and
Elizabeth Legay, spr., deforciants Seven parts of manor of STOKE
alias WEST STOKE alias STOKE NEAR CHICHESTER quitclaimed to
plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 12 Will. III. [1700]).
Eobert Hampden, esq., and Robert Scawen, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Powys, esq., and Henrietta his wife, deforciants Manor of
STOKE alias WEST STOKE and tenements in Stoke alias West Stoke,
and in the borough of Middleham in Ringrnere, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Robert Hampden (East., 31 Greo. II. [1758]).
Stone (Manor) in Hastings.
See Battle (Manor). (Mich., 8 Geo. I. [1721]).
Stoneham alias Old Stoneham (Manor).
Henry Polstead, plaintiff', and Thomas Marsham, esq., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of STONEHAM and tenements
in Maling and Ringmer quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 3
Ch. I. [1627]).
Henry Foisted, the younger, and Thomas Foisted, plaintiffs, and
John Foisted, deforciant Fourth part of manor of STONEHAM, and
fourth part of site of said manor and tenements in Southmallyng and
Ringmere, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Henry Foisted
(Mich., 1651).
Robert Fenu, esq., and Abigail his wife, plaintiffs, and Benjamin
Foisted, gent., and Etheldreda his wife, deforciants Fourth part of
manor of STONEHAM and tenements in Maling alias South Maling,
Riugmer and Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert
Fenn (East, 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
James Chadwick, plaintiff", and Benjamin Foisted, gent., and
Audrey his wife, and Robert Fenu, esq., aud Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Fourth part of manor of STONEHAM and tenements
in Southinalling and Ringiueare quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 24 Ch. II. [1672]).
Henry Serle, esq., and William Coke, esq., plaintiff's, and Timothy
Burrell, esq., deforciant Tenements in Cockfeiid, Ringmer, South-
mailing, Cliffe near Lewes, Steyning and Hurstperpoint, and moiety
of manor of STONEHAM, also moiety of tenements in Southmalling,
Ringmer, Grlynd and Barcomb, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Henry Serle (Hil., 34 & 35 Ch. II. [1682-3]).
Thomas Bathurst, plaintiff, and Timothy Burrell, esq., and Mary
his wife, Samuel Boulton, John Boulton, Francis Charleton, and John
Morgan, deforciants Manor of STONEHAM, and site of manor of
STONEHAM, and tenements in Southmalling, Ringmer, Glind, Cliffe
and Barcomb, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil., 5 Will. & Mary
[1693-4]).
HENRY VIII' TO WILLIAM IV. 419
John 8peuce, Q^., plaintiff, and Samuel Bolton, John Bolton, and
Hannah Bolton, spr., deforciants Manor of OLD STONEHAM and
tenements in Southmalling, Glynde, Ringmer and Barcombe, quit-
claimed to plaintiff 3^6. heirs (Trin., 6 Will. & Mary [1694]).
Stoneland (Park).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich., 9
Anne [1722]).
Stonelandys (Manor). See Stone-Place.
Stonelynk (Manor).
See Meedes alias Erode (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560]).
John Mychelborne, senior, and Edward Mychelborne, plaintiffs,
and John Bolney, esq., deforciant Manor of STONELYNCK and tene-
ments in Farleigh, Pett, Ikelysham and Gestlyng, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Mychelborne (East., 6 Eliz. [1564]).
Thomas Duke, plaintiff, and John Bolney, esq., and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manor of STONELYNCKE and tenements in Farleigh, Pett,
Ikelysham and Gestlyug, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
Warranted against said John Boluey and heirs and against heirs of
[John] Bolney, esq., deceased, his uncle (Hil., 8 Eliz. [1565-6]).
Nicholas Crompe, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Duke, gent., and
Anne his wife, Thomas Duke, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, Edward
Duke, gent., William Duke, gent., and Matthew Duke, gent.,
deforciants Manor of STONELYNKE and tenements in Fareley, Pett,
Icklesham, Gestling and Winchelsey, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7]).
Francis Crompe, gent., one of the Attorneys of the Court of King's
Bench, plaintiff, and John Crompe, gent., and Joan his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of STONELYNCKE and tenements in Farleigh quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East, 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
John Crompe, gent., plaintiff, and William Jackson, gent., and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of STONELYNCKE and tenements
in Farleigh quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 27 Ch. II.
[1675]).
John Busbridge, gent., plaintiff, and William Bishop, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of STONELYNK and tenements in Fairleight, Sedles-
comb, Whatlington, Bat-tell, Ewhurst and Westfeild, quitclaimed to
plaintiff wn.& heirs (East., 6 Anne [1707]).
William Payne, plaintiff, and John Martin and Anne his wife, and
William Morris and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of STONE-
LYNK and tenements in Fairlight, Battell and Rye, quitclaimed to
plaintiff 'and heirs (East., 33 Geo. II. [1760]).
Walter Anger, gent., plaintiff, and George Snoad and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manor of STONELYNK and tenements in Fairlight
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 15 Geo. III. [1774]).
E E 2.
420 SUSSEX MANGES IN THE FEET OF FINES.
"William Shad well, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Collins and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of STONELTNK and tenements in Fair-
liglit quitclaimed, to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 43 Geo. III. [1803]).
Stone-Place alias Stonelandys (Manor).
Thomas Payne and John Payne, plaintiff's, and John Halle, gent.,
deforciant Manor of STONE-PLACE alias STONELANDYS and tenements
in Ardyngly and Westhothly quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
Thomas Payne (East., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Stonerocks (Manor). See Pickstones.
See HacJcenden alias Placelands (Mich., 15 & 16 Eliz. [1573] ;
Trin., 29 Eliz. [1587] ; Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
Anthony Hogettes, clerk, plaintiff, and Henry Browne, deforciant
Manors of STONEOCKS and HACKENDEN and tenements in Eastgrinsted
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
See PicTcstones (Mich., 30 Ch. II. [1678] ; Trin., 12 & 13 Geo. II.
[1739]).
Stopham (Free Fishery).
See Lee (Manor) (Mich., 5 Ch. I. [1629] ; Mich., 1656).
Stopham (Manor Common of Pasture).
John Pay, gent., plaintiff, and Sir Charles Matthew Goring, bt.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements, common of pasture for
all manner of cattle and liberty of pasture in the manor of STOPKAM
in Stopham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,25 Geo. II. [1752]).
Stopham (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See SUllinglee (Manor) (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
See Pallingham (Mich., 4 & 5 Eliz. [1562]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
William Barttelott, esq., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell,
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of STOPHAM and tenements in Stopham quitclaimed io plaintiff"
and heirs (East., 11 Eliz. [1569]).
Thomas Barnard, gent., and John Kyng, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Laurence, clerk, and Frances his wife, Henry Bartelott, gent., and
Mary his wife, William Bartelott, gent., Anne Bartelott, Jane Barte-
lott, Elizabeth Bartelott and Barbara Bartelott, deforciants IManors
of STOPHAM, FORD, WARNEHAM alias DEN and KNIGHTES-HATCH
alias MONCKES, and tenements in Stopham, Fittleworth, Pulborow,
Warnham and Rudgweek, also advowsoii of church of STOPHAM, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Barnard (Trin., 18 Ch. I.
[1642]).
Thomas Gladwyn, gent., and Thomas Wood, gent., plaintiffs, and
Walter Bartelott, gent., William Bartelott, gent., Richard Bartelott
and Mary his wife, Richard Mille, gent., and Joan his wife, William,
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 421
Mille, gent., Edward Ramsdeu, gent., and Frances his wife, Christopher
Coles, gent., and Jane his wife, William Mose, gent., and Barbara
his wife, Anne Walker, wid., John Richbell, gent., and James Challoner,
gent., deforciants Manors of STOPHAM and WARNIIAM alias DEN
and tenements in Stopham, Fittleworth, Pulbrough, Warnham and
Rudgweek, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Gladwyn
(Hil., 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1668-4]).
John Tippetts, esq., plaintiff, and Richard Bartelott, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of STOPHAM and tenements in
Stopham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670]).
Edward Hanbury, clerk, plaintiff, and Edmund Barker, S.T.D., and
Isabel his wife, Walter Bartelott, senior, esq., and Anne his wife, and
Thomas Palmer, esq., deforciants Manor of STOPHAM and tenements
iu Stopham, Fittleworth and Siddlesham, also advowson of church of
STOPHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs (Mich., 3 Ja. II. [1687]).
Storghton (Manor). See Storrington.
Storrington (Adrowsou of Church).
See Stansted (East., 5 Ja. I. [1607] D.C.).
Storrington (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
William Apsley, gent., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arrundell,
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manors of STORGHTON alias STOETNGTON and COWDAM alias COODHAM
alias COTEHAM (except advowson and right of patronage of church of
STORYNGTON) and tenements in Storghton alias Storyngton, Chylting-
ton, Byllingeshurst and Pulborowgh, quitclaimed to said William
Apsley, who grants to said John, Lord Lumley, a certain annual rent of five
marks issiiing out of said manor and tenements (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
William Newton, gent., plaintiff, and Apsley Newton, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of STORRINGTON and tenements
in Storrington, Ridgewick, Billingshurst, Blindfold, Pulborough and
Chiltington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 19 Ch. II.
[1667]).
William Claggett, gent., plaintiff, and Apsley Newton, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of STORRINGTON and tenements
in Storrington, Rudgeweek, Billingshurst, Slyndford, Pulborrow and
West Chiltington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 3 Will. &
Mary [1691.]).
John Woodward, plaintiff, and William Wheeler, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforcian's Manor of STORRINGTON and tenements
in Storrington, Rudgewick, Billinghurst, Slyndfold, Pulborough and
West Chiltington, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Trin., 3 & 4
Geo. II. [1730]).
See WormingJiurst (Manor) (Triii., 21 Geo. III. [1781]).
422 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF
Stoughton (Manor).
See Bourne. (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1504]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1560] D.C.).
William Smyth, gent., and John Lambton, gent., plaintiffs, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, deforciant Manor of STOUGHTON
and tenements in Stoughton and Westborne quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of William Smyth (East., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
Eichard Lewkenor, esq., plaintiff, and John Lumley, kt., Lord
Lumley, deforciant Manor of STOUGHTON and tenements in Stough-
ton, Westbourne, Estemarden and City of Chichester, quitclaimed to
plaintiff m& heirs (Mich., 30 & 31 Eliz. [1588]).
Richard Evelyn, esq., Peter Hussey, esq., and Thomas Webb, gent.,
plaintiffs, and John Lewkenor, esq. ^ deforciant Manors of STOUGHTON,
SATS-COUET, TAWKES-HOLD, MUNCKTON and PEESTON, and tenements
in Westdean, Stoughton and Binderton, also moiety of manor of
DALLENGBIDGE, and tenements in East Greenested, Horsted-Keaues
and Westhoadly, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Hichard
Evelyn (Hil., 24 Ch. I. [1648-9]).
See Westdean (Trin., 12 Geo. I. [1726]).
Street (Free Warren).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Street (Hundred).
See BrigUJielmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Street alias Streat (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See Herstmonceux (Castle) (Hil., 6 Eliz. [1563-4] D.C.).
See Buttinghill (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] D.C.).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
See Westmeston (Manor) (Hil., 5 Ja. I. [1607-8]).
Walter Covert, esq., plaintiff, and Walter Dobell, esq., deforciant
Manors of STEEAT, WESTMESTON and NEWICK, and tenements in
Streat, Westmeston and Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 1654).
George Brown, esq., and Samuel Gott, esq., plaintiffs, and Barnham
Dobell, M.D., and Charles Dobell, deforciants Manors of STEEAT,
NEWICK and WESTMESTON, and tenements in Streat, Newick, Plomp-
ton, Ardingleigh, Westhoadly, Westmeston, Ditcheling, Lyndfeild
and Chayley alias Chayleigh, also advowsou of church of STEEAT,
Quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Brown (Mich., 13 Ch. II.
1661]).
William Donaldson and William Nottidge, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Lane, esq., deforciant Manors of STEEET, WESTMENSTON alias
WESTMTNSTON, MIDDLETON, NEWICK and FOLKINGTON alias FALKINCJ-
TON alias FOWINGTON, and tenements in Street, Westmenston alias
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 423
Westmynstou, Chayley, Ardingley, Westlioadley, Chiltington, Lin-
field, Middleton, Newick, Felpham, Bosham, Funtington, Folkington
alias Falkington. alias Fowingtou and Winchelsea, and advowsons of
churches of STREET aiid WESTMENSTON alias WESTMYNSTON and
chapel of CIIILTINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William
Donaldson (Hil., 32 Geo. III. [1792]).
Street (Manor Annual Eeut).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor Annual Eent) (East., 42 Eliz. [1599-
1600]).
Strethampton (Manor).
See HalnaTcer (Manor) (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII. [1536]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Strettington (Tithes).
See HalnaJcer (Manor) (Triu., 26 & 27 Geo. II. [1753] ; Hil.,
5 Geo. III. [1765] ; East., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
Stubcroft (Manor).
See Hunston (Manor) (Mich., 2 Ed. VI. [1548]).
Stuckles alias Stuckes (Manor).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Michelham (Trin., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Mich., 9 Anne [1722]).
Sugworth (Manor).
Roger Mountague, esq., and Walter Walsh, gent., plaintiffs, and
Stephen Boord, kt., Ninian Boord, gent., and Stephen Penckherst,
gent., deforciants Manors of STJGWORTH and NEWTCK and tenements
in Cookefeld, Fletching, Marysfeld, Hellinglygh, Newyck, Chiltington,
Estgrinsted, Erthinglygh, Hotyngden and Westhothlvgh, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Walter Walsh (Trin., 2 Ja. L [1604]).
Sulham (Manor). See Selham.
Sullington alias Sillington (Manor).
Edward Shelley, esq., and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard
Lee, kt., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of SULLYNGTON,
and advowson of church of SULLTNGTON, and tenements in Sullyngton,
Cobdene, Yokeborne, Chyltyngton, Echyngfeld alias Hechyngfeld,
Asshyngton, Wasshyngton, Boughton, Asshehurst, Byllyngesherst,
Bromborough, Bartelmews and Storyngton, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Edward Shelley (Hil., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546-7]).
See Worminghurst (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Thomas Mores, esq., and John Hinton, esq., plaintiffs, and Thomas
Warnefold, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of STJLLING-
and tenements in Worminghurst, Fyudon, Sullington, Chiltington.
424 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF
and Washington, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Mores
(Hil., 1 Ch. 1. [lt5i>5-6]).
Ambrose Shelley and Henry Shelley, plaintiff's, and Thomas
"Warnford and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of SULLINGTON,
except certain tenements in Sullington and Einden, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Ambrose Shelley (Trin., 6 Ch. I. [1630]).
Henry Bridger, gent., and Thomas Sheppard, gent., plaintiff's, and
John Shelley, gent., and Bridget his wife, and William Shelley, gent.,
deforciants Manor of SULLINGTON IN HITCHINGFEILD and tenements
in Hitchingfeild, Horsham, Billingshurst and Sullington, quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of Henry Bridger (Trin., 1657).
Christopher Cole, gent., and William Coe, gent., plaintiffs, and
Daniel Waldoe, esq., and Adrian his wife, and Timothy Shelley, gent.,
deforciants Manor of SULLINGTON IN ICHINGFEILD and tenements in
Sullington, Hitchinfeild and Horsham, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Christopher Cole (Trin., 18 Ch. II. [1666]).
Matthew White, gent., and Nathaniel Tredcroft, gent., plaintiffs,
and Edward Shelley, Henry Grumbridge and Mary his wife, Eichard
Knight and Katheriue his wife, Eichard Parson and Mary his wife,
Richard Hobbs and Elizabeth his wife, and William Napper, defor-
ciants Manor of SILLINGTON alias SULLINGTON and tenements in
Chiltington, Horsham, Shipley and Midhurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Matthew White (Mich., 9 Will. III. [1697]).
John Linfeild and Thomas Parham, gent., plaintiffs, and George
Arnold and Elizabeth Jiis wife, deforciants Manor of SILLINGTON
alias SULLINGTON and tenements in Washington, Hitcbingfeild,
Southweek, Billingshurst, West Chiltington, Sullington, Thakeham,
Horsham, Ashburnham, Wartling and Hersemonceux, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of John Linfeild (Hil., 8 Geo. I. [1721-2]).
Andrew John Nash and George Augustus Nash, plaintiff's, and
Percy Bysshe Shelley, esq., deforciant Manorof SULLINGTON and site of
manor of PINKHUEST and tenements in Chestham, Balcomb, Eudwick,
Shipley, Sullington, Horsham, Eusper, Hitchingfield, Cowfold, Sher-
manbury, Worth, Thakeham, East Grinsted, Pulborough, Storrington,
Warnham, Pevensey alias Pensey, How alias Hoo, Postlade alias
Portslade, Ashington, Washington, Henfield, Beeding alias Scale,
Slynfold, Westham, Goring and Eushmore, likewise tithes of corn,
grass, hay, wood, calves and lambs, yearly arising out of 1 mes-
suage and 90 ac. land in HOESHAM, and portion of tithes issuing
out of parish of POETSLADE alias POSTLADE late belonging to the
Lady Anne of Cleeve, and annual rent of 1 6s. 8d. issuing out of
tithes in POETSLADE, also annual rent of 7 issuing out of 1 messuage
and 60 ac. land in Steyning, and likewise moiety of forest of WOETH,
and fourth part of manor of HIGHLEIGH alias HIGHLET, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Andrew John Nash (Trin., 54 Geo. III.
[1814]).
See Telscomle (Manor) (Trin., 4 Geo. IV. [1823] j Mich.,
5 Geo. IV. [1824]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 425
Sullington (Rectory and Advowsoii of Church and Vicarage).
John May, gent., and Peter Cox, plaintiffs, and Thomas Warne-
ford, esq., and Mary his wife, and Thomas Shelley, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of SULLINGTON quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of John May (Hil., 1 Ch. I. [1625-6]).
John Spencer, gent., plaintiff", and William Bodgeant, clerk, and
Aune his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of SULLINGTON alias
SILLINGTON quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 10 Will. III.
[1G98]).
Thomas Hicks and William Frankwell, gent., plaintiffs, and
G-eorge Mott and Sarah his wife, John Hawes, Richard Russell, and
John Billis and Katherine his wife, deforciants Tenements in
Hailsham and rectory of SULLINGTON quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Thomas Hicks (Hil., 7 Geo. I. [1720-1]).
Edward Tredcroft, esq., plaintiff, and Catherine Bullis, wid.,
Henry Perkins and Catherine his wife, William Kempe and Elizabeth
his wife, and Olive Bullis, deforciants Rectory of SULLINGTON and
advowsori of vicarage of SULLINGTON quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 27 Geo. II. [1754]).
Sunny ngley (Manor). See Sonnyngleigh.
Supton (Manor). See Sutton-Hall.
Sutton (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
See Petworth ' (Honor) (East., 13 Ja. I. [1615] D.C. ; Trin.,
17 Ch. I. [1641]).
Sutton (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] B.C.).
See Duncton (Hil., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6]).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 13 Ja. I. [1615] D.C. ; Trin.,
17 Ch. I. [1641] D.C.).
Sutton (Manor). See Sandore and Sutton.
Sutton (Manor) in Seaford.
Thomas Elfick, junior, plaintiff", and George Poulett, esq., and
Joan his wife, and John Shurley, esq., deforciants - Manor of SUTTON
and tenements in Seaford and Sutfou quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs Warranted against said George Poulett and heirs and against
Seth Aucock aud heirs (Trin., 29 Eliz. [1587]).
William Thomas, esq., and John Pope, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas El pluck, gent., deforciant Manor of SUTTON and tenements
in Seaford and Sutton quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William
Thomas (Mich., 21 Ch. I. [1645]).
Sutton (View of Frank Pledge).
See Felpham (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
426 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Sutton-Hall alias Sutton alias Supton (Manor).
John Byrch, gent., and John Derryck, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Weston, senior, gent., and Edward Weston, gent., deforciants Manor
of SUTTON-HALL alias SUTTON alias SUPTON and tenements in Sutton
alias Supton quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Byrch (Hil.,
31 Eliz. [1588-9]).
John Reade, plaintiff, and Garret Weston, gent., and John Cooper
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of SUTTON-HALL alias
SUTTON alias SUPTON and tenements in Suttou-Hall alias Sutton alias
Supton quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2]).
William Pellatt, gent., plaintiff, and William Gray, gent., Eichard
Peckham, gent., and Anne his wife, Anne Reade and William Reade,
clerk, deforciants Manor of SUTTON-HALL alias SUTTON alias
SUPTON and tenements in Suttou and Rudgeweek quitclaimed te
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 8 Ch. I. [1632]).
William Dee, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Shelley, esq., and
Hannah his wife, and Richard Payne, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants
Manor of SUTTON-HALL alias SUTTON alias SUPTON and tenements
in Sutton and Rudgweek quitclaimed to plaintiff 1 and heirs (Trin.,
11 Anne [1712]).
Thomas Towers, esq., plaintiff, and Sibylla Dee, spr., John Gill,
gent., and Elizabeth his wife, and Henry Morrow, gent., and Eleanora
his wife, deforciants Three fourth parts of manor of SUTTON-HALL
alias SUTTON alias SUPTON and tenements in Sutton, Wisborough
Green, Wiston, Ashfngton and Buncton, quitclaimed to plaintiff said
heirs (East, 28 Geo. III. [1788]).
Swanborough (Hundred).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Swanborough (Manor).
The King, plaintiff, and Robert, Prior of the Monastery of S.
Pancras, Lewes, deforciant Manors of SWANBAEGH, KINGESTON NEAE
LEWES, SOUTHOTEK, FALMEB, BALLTSDEN, WTGHTDEN, DTCHENTNG-
GAEDEN, BALNETH, HOESTED-PAETA, ATLTNGWOETH, IMBEEHOENE,
LANGNET, OVINGDEN, NYTTMBEE and WANTLET, and tenements
in Lewes, Southover, Kingston near Lewes, Wougham, Hamsay,
Iford, Newyke, Rotingdeu, Falmer, Boromer, Peccham, Cheley,
Dycheuyng, Twynham, Bolney, Slaugham, Chyltyngdon, Herst-
perpound, Berwynb, Balneth, Lynfeld, Plecchyng, Horsted-Parva,
Atlyngworth, Portyslade, Aldrington, Bryghthelmeston, Hove, Imber-
horne, Estgrensted, Westhothely, Horsted-Caynes, Langney, West-
ham, Peveusey, Willingdon, Estborue, Borham, Hethfeld, Ovyngden,
Sutton, Seeford, Nytimber, Wantley, Goryng, Pediugho, Cookfeld,
Hangiltou, Ekington, Rype, Blechington, Clayton, Pycomb, Mechyng,
Waldern, Balcomb, Erthingle, Torryng, Preston, Bedinghatn, Bere-
comb, Beringhani, Westmeston, Walland under the Castle, Twynham,
South Berwike, Benhover, Shotenbere, Perching, Plumpton, Milles-
Vltl. TO WILLIAM IV.
comb, Ballysden, Raddemell, Northes, Ludgarshale, Bygner, Medlers,
Compton, Upmerden, Midlavarit, Stedham, Hejshett, Tollington,
Cootes, Ipyng and Boxgrave, and rectories o BBIGHTHELMESTON,
PECCHAM, FALMEE, KINGSTON NEAR LEWES, EOTYNGDEN, IFOBD,
PEDYNGHOO, DECHENYNG, WYVELESFELD, COOKFELD, ESTGEENSTED,
WESTHOTHLEGH, ESSEBOENE, HEEDHAM, HEBYNGHAM, COTTYS, WAL-
DEEN, ONSTY and MONKENCOUET, and advowsons of churches of
BEYGHTHELMESTON, PECCHAM, FALMEE, KINGSTON NEAB LEWES,
ROTYNGDEN, IFOED, PEDINGHOO, DECHENYNG, WYVELESFELD, COOK-
FELD, ESTGEENSTED, AESTHOTHLY, EKINGTON alias RYPE, BLESSED
MAEY IN THE MAEKET AT LEWES, S. ANDEEW IN LEWES, S. PETEE
WESTOTTT AT LEWES, S. MAEY WESTOUT AT LEWES, S. JOHN UNDEE
THE CASTLE AT LEWES, S. JOHN BAPTIST IN SOUTHOYEE, BLACHYNG-
TON-WAYFELD, CLAYTON, KYMEB. PYCCOMB, MECHING, HOBSTED-
KAYNYS, WALDEEN, BALCOMB, EETHINGLEY, TEEEYNG, BEECOMB,
NEWIKE, LUDGAESHALE, STEDHAM, HAYSHETT, SUTTON and TOLLYNG-
TON, co. Sussex, and divers manors and tenements in cos. Surrey,
London, Cambridge, Norfolk, Essex, Leicester, Hertford, Devon,
Wilts, Kent, Lincoln, Suffolk, Middlesex and York, quitclaimed to
the King, his heirs and assigns (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
See Michelham (Mich., 2 & 3 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
Thomas Sackevyle, kt., Lord Buckhurst, plaintiff", and John Caryll,
esq., and Mary his wife, and Edward Caryll, esq., deforciants Manor
of SWANBAEOUGH alias SWANBUEGH and tenements in Kyngeston near
Lewes, Iford alias Iftbrd, Pedynghoo, Mychyng alias Mechyng and
Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff &\\& heirs (Mich. ,26 & 27 Eliz. [1584]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.; Trin., 15 Ch. II.
[1663]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Mich., 9 Anne [1722]).
Sweterudge (Manor).
Thomas Chaloner and Francis Chaloner, plaintiffs, and Eoger
Chaloner.and Etheldreda his wife, deforciants Manor of SWETEEUDGE
and tenements in Hurstperpoynt and Lyndffeld, and in Erding-
leigh ; said tenements in Erdingleigh are quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Francis Chaloner, and said manor and tenements in
Hurstperpoynt and Lyndffeld (which .John Grerves and Elizabeth
his wife, who was the wife of Lewis Chaloner, hold in right of
Elizabeth -for her life, of the inheritance of said Roger, and which
after the decease of Elizabeth, to said Roger and his heirs should
revert) after the decease of Elizabeth shall fully remain to Thomas
Chaloner and Francis Chaloner and heirs of Francis Chaloner (Trin.,
38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Swinham alias Swyneham (Manor).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637] : Mich., 8 Geo. I.
[1721]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Swinham (Tithes).
See Battle (Manor) (Mich., 8 Geo. I. [1721]).
Sygewyke (Manor). See SedgwicJc.
Syngleton (Manor). See Singleton.
Sypses (Manor). See Walshes.
Taberleshall and Bentons. See Taverner shall.
Tablehurst (Manor).
Richard Sackevyle, kt., plaintiff, and Richard Hele and Agnes his
wife, deforciants Manor of TABLEHERST and tenements in Estgren-
sted quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (East., 2 Eliz. [1560]).
John Walton, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Sackevyle, kt., Lord
Buckherst and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of TABLEHERST
alias TAVELHEEST, and tenements in Estgrynsted, Hartfeld, Forest-
rewe and Asshedowne, also three parts of all tithes of sheaves and
hay arising out of rectory of ESTGEYNSTED, and out of 60 ac. land to
said rectory belonging in Estgrynsted, settled on Thomas, Lord Buck-
herst, and heirs (Hil., 12 Eliz. [1569-70]).
See Suckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C.).
Edward Bisshe, esq., and Robert Pickering, gent., plaintiffs, and
Edward, Earl of Dorset, George Rivers, kt., Richard Amherst, serjeant
at law, and Edward Lyndsey, esq., deforciants Manor of TABLE-
HERST alias TABLEHURST and tenements in Eastgrinsted quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Bisshe (East., 5 Ch. I. [1629]).
Robert Pickering, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Eowle, gent., and
Martha his wife, Robert Burdett, gent., and Bennet his wife, and
Henry Turner, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
TABLEHURST and tenements in Eastgrinsted quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 1652).
John Major, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Wroughton, gent., Charles
Raymond, esq., and Sarah his wife, and John Webster, deforciants
Manor of TABLEHURST and tenements in East Grinstead quit-
claimed to plaintiff nud heirs (Hil., 27 Geo. II. [1754]).
Tadeham (Manor).
See Westhampnett (Manor) (East., 20 & 21 Hen. VIII. [1529]).
Talkes Chantry in Hamptnet (Advowson). See Tawkes Ghantry.
Tangmere (Manor and Advowson of Church).
Thomas Crompton, gent., and John Morley, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Sack vile, kt., Lord Buckhurst and Cicely his wife and Richard
Baker, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of TANGIMEE alias
TANGEMEE alias TANGMEE and ESTLAVANT alias ESTLATENT alias
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
LAVANT, and tenements in Tangimer alias Tangemer alias Tangmer
and Estlavant alias Estlavent alias Lavant, and advowson of churches
of TANGMER and ESTLAVANT, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas Crompton (East., 21 Eliz. [1579]).
Thomas Pagitt, gent., and Thomas "Wheler, gent., plaintiff's, and
Thomas Crompton, esq., and John Morley, esq., deforciants Manor
of TANGMER alias TANGEMER alias TANGIMER, and tenements in
Tangmer alias Tangemer alias Tangimer, also advowson of church of
TANGMER alias TANGEMER alias TANGIMER, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Thomas Wheler (Trin., 23 Eliz. [1581]).
Nicholas Bestney, esq., and William Allen, esq., plaintiffs, and
Henry Hodson, gent., deforciant Manor of TANGMER alias TANGEMER
alias TANGIMER, and tenements in Tangmer alias Tangemer alias
Tangimer, also advowson of church of TANGMER alias TANGEMER alias
TANGIMER. quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Nicholas Bestney
(Mich., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
John Morley, kt., Nicholas Wolf, esq., and Thomas Bettesworth,
gent., plaintiffs, and Henry Hodson, gent., and Sibyl his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of TANGMER alias TANGEMER alias TANGIMER, and
tenements in Tangmer alias Tangemer alias Tangimer, also advowson
of church of TANGMER alias TANGEMER alias TANGIMER, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of John Morley (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
William Godolphin, kt., plaintiff, and Thomas Bettesworth, gent.,
and Jane his wife, Henry Peckham, kt., serjeant at law, William
Baldwyn, gent., Francis Osbaston, esq., and Cicely his wife, and
William Morley, K.B., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
TANGYMER alias TANGEMER alias TANGMER, and tenements inTangymer
alias Tangemer alias Tangmer, also advowson of church of TANGJMER
alias TANGEMER alias TANGMER, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
[Hil., 21 & 22 Ch. II. [1669-70]).
See Boxgrove (Manor) (Mich., 1 Will. & Mary [1689]).
See Halnaker (Manor) (East., 4 Anne [1705] L>.C, ; Trin.,
26 & 27 Geo. II. [1753] ; Hil., 5 Geo. III. [1765] ; East., 10 Geo. III.
[1770]).
Tangmere (Park).
See Halnaker (Manor) (Trin., 26 & 27 Geo. II. [1753] ; Hil.,
5 Geo. III. [1765] ; East., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
Tanners (Manor).
Christopher Stanley, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Sackevyle, kt.,
Lord Buckeherst and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of TANNERS
and tenements in Hellyngleygh and Walderne settled on Thomas Lord
Buckeherst and heirs (Trin., 13 Eliz. [1571]).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
Tarring alias Torryng (Advowson of Church). See Tarring- Nevill.
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
430 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
See Tarring (Manor) (Trin.. 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] ; Mich.,
31 Hen. VIII. [1539]).
See Buxted (Manor) (East, 5 Eliz. [1563]).
See Tarring (Manor) (East., 33 Eliz. [1591]).
See Ditclding (Manor) (East., 19 Ja. I. [1621]).
Tarring alias Torryng alias Torryng-Seynt Clere (Manor).
Nicholas Mascall, plaintiff", and John Gage, kt., and Philippa his
wife, deforciants Manor of TORRYNG and tenements and advowson
of parish church of TORRYNG in Torryng, Fletchyng and Plompton,
quitclaimed to plaintiff" sand heirs (Triu., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537]).
Thomas Wellys, plaintiff, and John Mascall and Alice his wife,
deforciants Manor of TORRYNG and .tenements in Torryng and
Fletchyng, and common of pasture for 500 sheep in Torryng and
Fletchyng, also advowson of church of TORRYNG, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 31 Hen. VIII. [1539]).
See Buxted (Manor) (East., 5 Eliz. [1563]).
John Eversfeld, esq., plaintiff, and Robert Welles alias Atwell,
esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of TORRYNG-SEYNTCLERE
and tenements in Torryng and Fletchyng, also advowson of church of
TORRYNG, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said
Robert Welles alias Atwell and Mary and their heirs, and against
heirs of Thomas Welles alias Atwell, deceased, his father (East.,
33 Eliz. [1591]).
See Tar ring- Ne-fill (Manor) (East., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
See Ditchling (Manor) (Trin., 10 Ja. I. [1612] ; East., 19 Ja. I.
[1621]).
See Tarring-Nevill (Manor) (Hil., 3 Geo. I. [1716-7]).
Tarring alias West Tarring (Manor). See Terring.
Tarring-Camoys alias Terryng-Camoys (Manor).
George Goryng, esq., plaintiff, and William Dawtrey, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of TARRYNG-CAMOYES alias TERRYNG-CAMOYES and
tenements in Fletching quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
11 Eliz. [1568-9]).
Charles Howard, kt., and Charity his wife, plaintiffs, and George
Goring, esq., and Mary his wife, and Anne Goring, wid., deforciants
Manor of TARBING-CAMOYES alias TARRING-CAMOYSE and tenements
in Fletching, Marisfeild, Horsted, Lyndfeild, Eastborne and Newick,
also advowson of vicarage of FLETCHING, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of* Charles Howard Warranted against heirs of George Goring
and Mary, and heirs of George, against heirs of George Goring his
grandfather, and against heirs of George Goring, esq., his father,
against Benjamin Pellett, kt., and his heirs, against heirs of Thomas
Pellett, esq., son of said Benjamin Pellett, and against John Pellett,
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 431
esq., son aud heir-apparent of said Benjamin Pellett, and his heirs
(Mich., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
See Plumpton (Manor) (Mich., 5 Ch. I. [1629] ; East., 1656).
See Eastbourne-Burton (Mich., 11 Geo. I. [1724]).
Tarring-Nevill (Advowson of Church). See Tarring.
See Tarring-Nevill (Manor) (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]).
See Lewes, S. John under the Castle (Advowson of Church) (East.,
17 Ch. II. [1665]).
John Pilfold and Thomas Gates, plaintiff's, and William Franck-
well, gent., and Richard liussell, clerk, and Juliana his wife, defor-
ciants Advowsons and patronages of churches of TABBING-NEYILL
and SOUTHEYTON alias HEYTON quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
John Pilfold (Trin., 6 Geo. I. [1720]).
Dennis Geere, plaintiff', and John Pilfold and Theobald Michell
and Anne his wife, deforciants Advowsons and patronages of
churches of TABBING- NEVILL and SOUTHEYTON alias HEYTON quit-
claimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 6 Geo. II. [1732]).
Tarring-Nevill (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710]).
Tarring-Nevill alias Torryng-Nevyll (Manor).
John Eversfeld, gent., and Thomas Eversfeld, gent., plaintiffs, and
William Adam and Eleanor his wife, deforciants Manor of TOBBYNG-
NEVYLL and tenements in Torryng-Nevill, also advowsoii of church of
ToBBYNG-NEViLL, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Eversfeld
(East., 28 Eliz., [1586]).
See Buclchurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C.).
Walter Covert, kt., and Edward Aleworth, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Earsfield, kt., and Harbert Earsfield, esq., deforciants
Manors of TABBING -NEViLL and TABBING-SANCLEABE and tenements
in Tarring, Eletching, Goring, Kingston, Bucksteed and Marshfield,
and fourth part of manor of HIGH LEY aud tenements in Worth,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of W alter Covert (East., 10 Ja. I.
[1612]).
See Ditchling (Manor) (Trin., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Ditchling (Manor) (East., 19 Ja. I. [1621]).
Humphrey Eowle, esq., and George Goring, esq., plaintiffs, and
Anthony Eowle, gent., and Lydia his wife, deforciants Manor of
TORBING->>KVILL alias TOBBING-SAINT CiEEBE and tenements in
Torring-Nevill and Beddingham quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Humphrey Fowle (Hil., 3 Geo. I. [1716-7]).
Tarring-Peverell alias Torryng-Peverell (Manor).
Nicholas Eversfeld, ^a^j^, and Thomas West, kt., Lord la Warr,
432 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Owen West, kt., and Leonard West., esq., deforciants Manor of
ToEYNG-PEVERELLand tenements in Fletching, Estgrensted, Marsfeld,
Newyke, Chayly and Hertfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., lEd.YI. [1547]).
John Knolles, senior, and John Knolles, junior, plaintiffs, and
John Everysfeld, gent., and Bridget his wife, deforciants Manor of
TOBEYNG - PEVEEELL and tenements in Fletchyng, Estgrenested,
Newyke, Chayley and Hartfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
John Knolles, junior (East., 9 Eliz. [15(57]).
See Solebrook (Manor) (East., 33 Eliz. [1591] ; Mich., 37 & 38
Eliz. [1595] B.C.).
See Buckhurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] -D. C. ; Hil.,
1652 D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
Tarring-Sancleare (Manor). See Tarring alias Torryng and
Tar ring -Nevill.
Tavelherst (Manor). See Tablehurst.
Tavernershall alias Taberleshall and Bentons (Manor).
See Bentons (Trin., 15 Eliz. [1573]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600] ; Trin.. 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Maflor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611]; Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615] ; Trin., 1655).
Tawkes alias Talkes Chantry in Hamptnet (Advowson).
Robert Sherboru, Bishop of Chichester, plaintiff', and Thomas
Devenyshe and Anne his wife, daughter and one of the heirs of
William Talke and Joan his wife, deforciants Two acres of land in
Hamptenet, also advowson of chantry in the house of S. Mary called
TALKES CHANTEY, quitclaimed to said Bishop and his heirs (Trin.,
21 Hen. VIII. [1529]).
Tawkeshold (Manor).
See Stoughton (Hil., 24 Ch. I. [1648-9]).
See Westdean (Manor) (Trin., 12 G-eo. I. [1726] B.C.).
Tedscombe (Manor). See Telscombe.
Telscombe (Advowson of Church).
See Lewes, S. John under the Castle (Advowson of Church) (East.,
17 Ch. II. [1665]).
See Goddenwick Farm (Tithes) (Hil., 2 Geo. 1. [1715-6] ; Mich.,
5 Geo. I. [1718] ; Trin., 11 & 12 Geo. II. [1738]).
Telscombe (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich., 9 Anne
[1710]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 433
Telscombe (Free Fishery).
See Briglithelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Telscombe (Free Warren).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Telscombe (Manor).
See BuckJiurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] 1X0.) .
See Nortlistoke (Manor) (Trin., 14 Ja, I. [1616] D.C.).
Stephen Penkhurst, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Richardson, esq.,
Baron of Cramoud in Scotland and Anne his wife, John Pettus, kt.,
and Elizabeth his wife, Henry Sanford, esq., Humphrey Beddingfeild,
gent., and Edmund G-riffen, deforciants Manor of TELESCOMBE alias
TILESCOMEBE aU.as TEDSCOMBE quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 1652).
Henry Shelley, esq., plaintiff, and James Plumer, gent., and Mar-
garet his wife, deforciants Manor of TELESCOMBE alias TILESCOMBE
alias TEDSCOMBE quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1 Ja. II.
[1686]).
Matthias Wilks and Edward Grose Smith, plaintiffs, and George
John Dalbiac and Eleanor his wife, deforciants One third part of the
manors of TELSCOMBE, THAKEHAM, SILMNGTON alias SULLINGTON and
PULBOBOUGH, and tenements in S. Peter and S Mary Westout,
S. John Baptist, Southover, S. John under the Castle of Lewes, Thake-
ham, Shipley, West Chiltington, Storrington, Wiggenholt, SuJlington
and Pulborough, quitclaimed \.Q plaintiffs and heirs of Matthias Wilks
(Trin., 4 Geo. IV. [1823]).
Elizabeth Shelley and Cordelia Shelley, plaintiffs, and George
John Dalbiac, esq., and Eleanor his wife, deforciants One third part
of manors of TELSCOMB, THAKEHAM, SILLINGTON alias SULLINGTON,
PULBOHOUGH and DURRINGTON, and tenements in S. Peter and S. Mary
Westout alias S. Anne, S. John under the Castle of Lewes, S. John
the Baptist, Southover, Telscomb, Thakeham, Sullmgton, Pulborough,
Storrington, Wiggenholt, West Tarring, Durrington, Clapham, Sal-
vington, Holte and Coate, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Elizabeth Shelley (Mich., 5 G-eo. IV. [1824]).
Telscombe (Tithes).
See Buclchurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C.).
Telton (Manor).
See Sayham (Manor) (Mich., 18 Hen. VIII. [1526] D.C.).
Henry White, Richard Aridrewes, Edward Eldryngton, senior,
Edward Eldryngton, junior, Robert White, and William Pollyver,
plaintiff's, and John Gage, kt., deforciant Manor of TELTON and
tenements in Selmyston, Rype and Alcyston, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Richard Andrewes (Hil., 24 Hen. V1I1. [ 1532-3 j).
TOL. XX. F V
434 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OT FINES.
James Gage, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Bray, esq., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of TELTON and tenements in Telton,
Selmeston alias Selmston, Rype and Alsyston, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 1 Ed. A 7 I. [1547]).
George Chewte, esq., and John Downton, gent., plaintiffs, and
Edward Gage, esq., deforciant Manors of TELTON, BOREHAM-ROCK-
LAND and HORSTED.PARVA alias PARYA-HORSTED, and tenements in
Wartlyng, Herstmounceux alias Horsemounseux, Assheborneham,
Warbleton alias AVarbelton, Nendfyld alias Nenvyle, Uallyngton,
Telton, Selmeston alias Selmston, Rype, Alcystou, Horsted-Parva
alias Parva-Horsted, Framfyld, Westham, Haylsham and Pevynsey,
Juitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Chewte (East., 24 Eliz.
1582]).
See Horsted-Parva alias the Mote (Manor) (Trin., 1658 D.C.).
Tereshersh alias Tereshish alias Tereshysh (Manor). See
Terses.
Terr ing alias Tarring alias West Tarring (Manor).
Edward Norris, esq., Richard Norris, esq., John Savile, esq., and
William Hale, esq., plaintiffs, and Robert Constable and Katherine
his wife, and John Moor and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
TABRING alias WEST TARRING and tenements in West Terring alias
West Tarring, Horsham and Shipley, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Edward Norjis (Mich., 1 Geo. I. [1714]).
Humphrey Thayer, plaintiff, and Fisher Tench, bt., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of TERRING alias WEST TARRING and
tenements in West Terring alias West Tarring, Horsham, Shipley and
Salvington, quitclaimed to plaintiff SM& heirs (Mich., 7 Geo. I. [1720]).
Windmills Crompton and James Whitchurch, esqrs., plaintiffs, and
Edward Barker, esq., deforciant Manor of TARRING alias WEST
TARRING and tenements in West Terring alias West Tarring,
Horsham, Shipley and Salvington, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Windmills Crompton (Mich., 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
Henry Barker and Joseph Pickering, plaintiffs, and Edward
Barker and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of TARRING alias WEST
TARRING and tenements in West Terring alias West Tarring, Hors-
ham, Shipley, Salvington, Soinpting and Broad water, and all tithes
arising in SOMPTING, and advowson of church of SOMPTING, granted
to Henry Barker and Joseph Pickering and heirs of Henry Barker for
term of 99 years (Hil., 1 Geo. III. [1761]).
Terring alias Tyrryng (Advowson of Chantry of Knyll).
See Broadwater (Manor) (Mich., 2 Hen. VIII. [1510] D.C.;
Hil., 5 Hen. VIII. [1513-4] D.C.).
Terry ng-Camoys (Manor). See Tarring-Camoys,
HENRY Till. TO WILLIAJI IV. 435
Terses alias Tyresherst (Manor).
William Rayner, esq., plaintiff, and John Shoy swell, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of TERESHEEST alias TERESHYSH alias TYTHUEST and
tenements in Burwysh quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Trin., 8 Ja. I.
[1610]).
John Bodley,esq., and Laurence Hillyard, gent., plaintiff's, and John
Shoyswell, esq., deforciant Manor of TERESHEKST alias TEHESHISH
alias TYTHUEST and tenements in Burwash and Eitchingham quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Bodley (East , 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Arthur Michelborne and Laurence Hillyard, plaintiffs, and George
Newman, LL.D., and Sibyl his wife, and John Shoyswell, esq., and
Judith his wife, deforciants Manors of TYTHEHUEST alias TYSHUBST
alias TYEESHTTEST and SHOTSWELL and tenements in Echingham,
Burwash and Tysehurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Arthur
Michelborne (Trin., 12 Ja. I. [1614]).
Christopher Bacon the younger, gent., and Samuel Lawson, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Thomas Michelborne, esq., deforciant Tenements in
co. York, and manor of TYBESHEBST alias TEESES, and tenements in
Burwash and Etchingham, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Christopher Bacon (Hil, 1653 B.C.).
William Gunston, plaintiff, and Hugh Bethell the younger, esq.,
and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of TYSEHEEST alias TEESES
alias TYTHEHUEST alias TTSHUBST and tenements in Burwash and
Echingham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1656).
William Gunston, plaintiff, and Richard Thorpe, ge'nt., and
Thornasine his wife, deforciants Manor of TYBEHEEST alias TEESES
alias TYEEHUEST alias TYSHUEST and tenements in Burwash and
Etchingham quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East., 1657).
John Banks and Henry Hovener, plaintiff's, and Thomas Gunston
and John Gunston, deforciants Manor of TYEEHEEST alias TEESES
alias TYEEHUEST alias TYSHUEST and tenements in Burwash and
Etchingham quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Banks (East.,
27 Ch. II. [1675]).
John Miles, plaintiff", and John Lane and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manor of TYREHEBST alias TEESES alias TYSHUEST alias
TYTHEHUEST and tenements in Burwash and Etchingham quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 3 Geo. II. [1729]).
George Jeminett, gent., plaintiff, and John Constable, gent., and
Mary his wife, and William Constable, deforciants Manor of TYEE-
HUEST alias TEESES alias TYTHEHUEST alias TYSHUEST and tenements
in Burwash and Etchingham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.
15 Geo. III. [1775]).
Terwick (Manor). See Turwick.
Terwick alias Tyrwick (View of Frank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 & 33
Eliz. [1590]).
F F 2
436 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]). .
Testers (Manor).
Edward Bellingham, kt., and Thomas Bellingham, esq., plaintiffs,
and Bichard Leonard, gent., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor
of TESTERS and tenements in Stening and Ashurst quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Belliughaui (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Teuyford alias Tray ford (Lands Annual Kent).
See Otham (Manor and Priory) (Trin., 6 Geo. I. [1720] D.C.).
Tewxleith (Chapel). See Trotton.
Thakeham (Advowson of Church).
See Thakeham (Manor) (Mich., 5 Ed. VI. [1551] ; Hil., 1 Eliz.
[1558-9] ; Trin., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
Edward Apsley, esq., plaintiff, and Samuel Boys, esq., Joseph
Boys, gent., and John Boys, gent., deforciants Advowson of church
of THAKEHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs (Mich., 37 & 38 Eliz.
[1595]).
See Thakeham (Manor) (Hil., 1654).
See Laybrooke (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
See Thakeham (Manor) (Trin., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
Samuel Gilford, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Hesilrige, bt., Thomas
Williamson, bt., and Dorothy his wife, Henry Shelley, esq., and
Cordelia his wife, Apsley Newton, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, and
James Butler, esq., and Grace his wife, deforciants Advowson of
rectory and church of THACKHAM alias THAKEHAM quitclaimed to
plaintipfiud heirs (Trin., 30 Ch. II. [1678]).
See Worminghurst (Manor) (Trin., 21 Geo. III. [1781] ; Trin.,
45 Geo. III. [1805]).
Thakeham (Manor).
William Foster and John Scardvyle, plaintiffs, and Ralph Bellyng-
ham, esq , deforciant Manors of THAKHAM, CHARFLETE-LYVEMENSTER
and COVERTES, and tenements in Thakham, Sullyngton, Westgrensted,
Clayton, Hechyngfeld, Lyvemenster, Wyke, Lytelhampton, Preston,
Arundell, Horsham, Yapton and Westferles, and advowson of church
of THAKHAM, settled on Ralph Bellyngham and heirs (Mich., 5 Ed. VI.
[1551]).
Martin Harlakynden and William Playfer, gent., plaintiffs, and
Richard Boyce, gent., and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manors of
THACKAM, CHARFLETE-LY.MENSTER and COVERTES, and tenements in
Thackham, Sullyngton, Westgrynsted, Clayton, Hachyugfeld, Lymen-
ster, Wike, Lytlehampton, Preston, Arundell, Horsham, Yapton and
Westferles, and advowson of church of THACKHAM, settled on Richard
Boyce and Margaret, and the heirs of their bodies, remainder to heirs
of the body of Richard, remainder to Tight heirs of Margaret (Hil.,
1 Eliz. [1558-9]),
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 437
Thomas Church&r, plaintiff, and William Apsley, esq., deforciant
Manors of THAKKIIAM and APSLEE and tenements in Thakeham,
Shipley, Sullyngton and Hytchyugfeld, and advowson o church of
THAKEHAM, settled on Willi.-im Apsley and heirs (Trin., 17 Eliz. [1575]).
Henry Fantleroy, gent., plaintiff, and George i'emvicke, esq.,
Henry Apsley, esq., and Richard Caldicott, esq., deforciants Manors
of THAKEHAM and LAYBROOKE and tenements in Thakeham, Shipley,
Suliington and Hitchint'eild, and also advowson of church of THAKE-
HAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Hil., 1654).
See Laybroolce (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [16G5]).
Henry Bigland, esq., and John Horton, gent., plaintiff's, and
Thomas Williamson, kt., and Dorothy his wife, deforciants Fourth
part of manors of THAKEHAM and LAYBKOOKE and tenements in
Thakeham, Shipley, Suliington and Hitchingfeild, and also fourth part
of advowson of church of THAKEHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Henry Bigland (Trin., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
Samuel Boys, Q^. , plaintiff , and Thomas Hesilrige, bt., and Eliza-
beth his wife, Thomas Williamson, bt., and Dorothy his wife, John
Horton, gent., and Henry Gilford, gent., deforciants Manors of
THAKEHAM and LAYBBOOKE and tenements in Thakeham, Shipley,
Suliington, Chiltington, Billingshurst, Hitchingfeild and Findon,
quitclaimed to plaintiff a,nd heirs (East., 20 Ch. II. [1668]).
William Parker, gent., plaintiff, and Samuel Boys, esq., deforciant
Manors of THAKEHAM alias THACKHAM and CLOTHALLS alias
CLOTIIALLS-GRINSTED and tenements in Thakeham alias Thackham,
Etchingfield alias Hitchingtield, West Grinsted, Suliington, Clayton,
Horsham, Warneham, Shepley, Washington and Salehurst, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 4 Anne [1705-6]).
Thomas Heath, gent., plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, esq., deforciant
Manor of THAKEHAM and tenements in Thakeham, Lewes, Storring-
ton, Wiggenholt, Shipley, Chiltington and Suliington, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 7 Geo. I. [1720]).
Gilbert Jones, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Ferris and Elizabeth
Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of THAKEHAM and tenements
in Thakeham (which Charles Lamb and Elizabeth his wife, the father
and mother of said Elizabeth Dorothy, hold for the life of Elizabeth,
with remainder to Charles for his life, and which after their decease
ought to revert to said Elizabeth Dorothy and heirs), granted to
Gilbert Jones and his heirs immediately after the decease of Charles
and Elizabeth (Mich., 51 Geo. III. [1810]).
See Telscombe (Manor) (Trin., 4 G-eo. IV. [1823] ; Mich., 5
Geo. IV. [1824]).
Thakeham (Tithes).
See Worminghurst (Manor) (Trin., 21 Geo. III. [1781]).
Thorlwood-Coates alias Thorlwood and Coates (Manor).
Robert Heath, esq., and George Osborne, plaintiff's, and John
438 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Osborne, deforciant Manor of THOBLWOOD-COATES and tenements in
Westwittering quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert Heath
(Mich., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Richard Gawen and William Osborne, plaintiff's, and Edward
Osborne, junior, gent., and Frances his wife, deforciants Manor of
THOELWOOD and COATES and tenements in Westwittering quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Gawen (East., 12 Ch. I. [1636]).
Oliver Whitbie, clerk, plaintiff, and William Osborne, gent., and
William Peche, gent., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
COATES alias THUBLEWOOD and tenements in West Wittering quit-
claimed to plaintiff" &nd heirs (East., 26 Ch. II. [1(574]).
Thorney (Advowson of Church).
See JBoskam (Manor) (Mich., 11 Ch. I. [1635] ; East., 13 Cb. I.
[1637]).
Thorney (Manor).
See Chidham (Manor) (Trin., 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
See Bosham (Manor) (Mich., 11 Ch. I. [1635] ; East., 13 Ch. I.
[1637]).
See Chidham (Manor) (Hil., 1653 D.C. ; Mich., 26 Ch. II. [1674] ;
Hi!., 13 Will. III. [1701-2]).
Thorney-Bickley (Manor).
See Chidham (Manor) (Hil., 54 Geo. III. [1814]).
Three Oakes (Manor).
Laurence Brighthis, plaintiff, and James Rootes, esq., deforciant
Manor of THBEE OAKES and tenements in Gestling quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 16 Ch. I. [1640]).
Thomas Wood, plaintiff, and John Russell and Elizabeth his wife,
and George Copper and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of THBEE
OAKES and tenements in Gestling, Oare and Uckfield, quitclaimed to
plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 12 Anne [1713]).
John Farmer, plaintiff", and Saint John Russell and Jeremiah
French and Winifred his wife, deforciants Manor of THREE OAKES
and tenements in Guestling, Oare and Hellingly, quitclaimed to
plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
Thurlewood. (Manor). See Thorlwood-Coates.
Tighe alias Saint Tye (Manor). See 8. Tye.
Tilescombe (Manor). See Telscombe.
Tilgate (Manor).
See Slowe (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Charles Sergison, esq., plaintiff", and John Bucknall, kt, Samuel
Bucknall and Margaret his wife, Benjamin Bucknall and Elizabeth his
wife, Jonathan Bucknall, Tabitha Bucknall, Ralph Bucknall, esq., and
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 439
William Hall, gent., deforciants -Manor of TILGATE and tenements in
Worth, Slaugham, Ifeild, Crawly, Balcombe and Cuekfeild, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1 Anne [1702]).
Richard Young, gent., and James Ingram, clerk, plaintiff's, and
Charles Sergison, esq., and Anne his wife, deforcianis Manors of
TILGATE and LEIGH, also fourth part of manor of CUCKFIELD, and
tenements in Cuekfield, Bolney, Hurstperpoint, Linfield, Slaugham,
Balcombe, Worth, Crawley, Ifield, Shipley, Horsham, Nuthurst and
Rusper alias Ku^pere, also portion of tithes issuing from lands and
tenements, parcel of said premises, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
of Eichard Young (Trin., 1 & 2 Geo. II. [1728]).
Till alias Dill (Hundred). See Dill.
Tillingham (Ferry). See Eye (Perry).
Mark Thomas, gent., plaintiff, and William Coaker and Margaret
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Rye, Pleyden and Eastguldeford,
and annual rent of 6 issuing out of 1 messuage in Rye, also moiety
of 2 messuages and passage across the river at TILLINGHAM in Rye,
quitclaimed to plaintiff a,nA. heirs (Hil., 14 Ja. I. [1616-7]).
Richard Thomas, esq., and William Woolgar, plaintiffs, and Martha
Thomas, wid., and Mark Thomas, gent., deforciants Tenements in
Rye and Eastguldeford and passage across the river at TILLINGHAM
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Thomas (Trin., 15 Ch. I.
[1639-40]).
Tillingliam (Manor).
John Squyer and John Bacheler, plaintiff's, and Rohert Shepherd,
esq., deforciant Manors of TYLLTNGHAM and PLAYDEN and tene-
ments in Pesemersh, Tyllyngham, Beckeley and Playden, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of John Squyer (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
See Peasmarsh (Manor of Prebend) (Hil., 12 Ja. I. [1614-5]).
See Playden (Manor) (Hil., 26 Greo. III. [1786]).
Tillington (Manor and Advowson of Church). See Tollington.
Tirring alias Tyrring (Advowsou of Chantry called Knyll). See
Terring.
Tirs (Manor). See Tyes.
Tiseherst (Common of Pasture).
See BriMehurst (Trin., 8 Ch. I. [1632] D.C.).
Tiseherst (Tenement called Boreshill Annual Rent).
See Brivklehurst (Trin., 8 Ch. I. [1632] B.C.).
Toddam alias Toddams (Manor). See Todham.
Toddington (Manor).
See Littlehampton (Manor) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
MO SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Tod ham (Manor).
See Shillinglee (Manor) (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
George Denys, gent., plaintiff", and John Knyght, gent., and
Thomas Thompson and Agnes his wife, defendants Manor of TODD.YM
alias TODDAMS and tenements in Easeborne quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (East., 29 Eliz. [1587]).
John Warham, gent., plaintiff", and Maurice Digges, esq., and
Judith his wife, deforciants Moiety of manors of ToDHAMand HOWE-
COUBT, and tenements in Easeborne, Westgrinsted, Lawnsing, Har-
feild, Eastergate, West Ichenor, West Wittering, Burdham and
Alwyke, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
John Harrison, plaintiff', and Joseph Shelden, kt., and Margaret
his wife, deforciants Moiety of manors of TODHAM and HOWE-COURT,
and tenements in Easeborne, Westgrinsted, Lawnsiug, Harfeild,
Eastergate, West Ichenor, West Wittering, Burdham, Alwick and
Heyshott, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 20 & 21 Ch. II.
[1668-9]).
Thomas Cowper, junior, gent., plaintiff, and Nicholas Tourner,
gent., and Mary his wife, and William Bowell, gent., deforciants
Manor of TODHAM alias TODDAMS and tenements in Easeborne quit-
claimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Hil., 10 Anne [1711-2]).
Tollers (Manor).
John Duke, plaintiff, and John Fynes, esq., and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manor 01 TOLLEES and tenements in Alfryston and
Westham quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (East., 15 Eliz. [1573]).
Thomas Chowne, esq., plaintiff, and John Thorpe, esq., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Manor of TOLLERS and tenements in
Alfriston and Westham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Triu.,
18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Thomas Jenner, gent., and William Fawlker, gent., plaintiffs, and
Magnus Byne, clerk, and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of
TOLLEES and tenements in Alfriston and Westham quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Jenner (Hil., 1651).
William Hamilton, esq., plaintiff^, and Mary Chowne, spr., defor-
ciant Manors of TOLLERS, SEAFOED and LTJNSFORD, and tenements in
Alfriston, Litlington, Arlington, Seaford, Etchingham and Salehurst,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 37 Geo. III. [1796]).
Tollington alias Tillington (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Tollington alias Tillington (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] D.C.).
Torryng. See Tarring.
Torryng-Peverell (Manor). See Tarring -P ever ell.
6ENRT VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 441
Tortington (Advowsou of Church).
See Trey ford (Manor) (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
See Tortington (Manor) (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699] ; Trin.,
5 Anne [1700]).
John Shelley, esq., plaintiff, and Eobert Edwards and Jane his wife,
Eobert Lamport, and Henry Johnson aud Mary his wife, deforciants
Advowson of church of TORTINGTON quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Trin., 21 Geo. III. [1781]).
Tortington (Lands Annual Eent).
See Otham (Manor and Priory) (Trin., 6 Geo. I. [1720] D.C.).
Tortington and Tortington-Cheynes (Manors).
See Trey ford (Manor) (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
Thomas Stradlyng, kt., and Eichard Weston, gent., plaintiff's, and
Henry, Earl of Arundell, and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of
TOETYNGTON-CHAINESSE, OLDSHOEHAM, KoGATE, WESTHAMPNETT,
BEEKESPEBIS, NOTBOEN, WOODMANCOOTE, MTJNDHAM, TEEFOED,
NOEWOOD and WULBEDYNG settled on Henry, Earl of Arundell, for
a week, remainder to Henry, Lord Maltravers, his son and heir-
apparent, and Anne his wife, and heirs male of their bodies, remainder
to said Earl and his heirs male, remainder to heirs of the body of
said Earl (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [156(5] D.C.).
John Apsley, esq., plaintiff', and Henry, Earl of Arundell, John
Lumley, knt., Lord Lumley, and Lady Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of TOBTINGTON-CHEYNES and tenements in Tortyngton, Arrun-
dell, Clympyng, Warnyngcampe, Yapton and Bylsum, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1508]).
Roger Gratwyke, plaintiff", and John Apsley, esq., and John
Browne, gent., deforciants Manor of TOKTYNGTON-CHEYNES and
tenements in Tortyngton, Aruudeli, Clympyug, Warnyngcampe,
Tapton and Bylsum, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East
29 Eliz. [1587]).
See Withdean (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612] D.C.).
Eichard Titchborne, kt., and Walter Titchborne, kt., plaintiffs, and
William Gratwicke, esq., deforciant Manors of TOETI> T GTON and
ToETYNGTON-CiiEiNYEs, and tenements in Tortington, Tortington-
Cheinyes, Seaford, Arundell, Clymping, Warningcampe, Tapton and
Boylsum, granted to Eichard Titchbome and VV alter Titchborne for
the term of 99 years, yielding annually to said William Gratwicke one
peppercorn (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1017]).
Benjamiu Tichborne, esq., and Eoger Hyde, esq., plaintiff's, and
William Gratwicke, esq., and Amphillis his wife, Eichard Tichborne,
kt., Walter Tichborne, kt., and Eoger Gratwicke, gent., deforciants
Manors of TOETINGTON and TOETINGTON-CHEYNES, and tenements in
Tortiugton and Tortington-Cheynes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Benjamin Ticiiborne (Trin., 7 Ch. I. [1631]).
SeeMiddleton (Manor) (East., 9 Ch. I. [1633]).
442 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Richard May, esq., and Paul Dodwell, gent., plaintiffs, and Oliver
Weekes, esq., Thomas Peckham, gent., and John Haseler, deforciants
Manors of TORTFNGTON and TORTINGTON-CIIEYNEYS and tenements in
Tortington quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Richard May (East.,
26 Ch. II. [1674]).
Thomas Woodyer, gent., plaintiff*, and Carew Weekes, esq., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Manors of TORTINGTON and TORT-
INGTON-CHEYNES, also rectory of TORTINGTON, and all tithes of grain
and hay annually arising in Tortingtou and Tortington-Cheynes, and
also advowson of church of TORTINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699]).
"William Vincent, gent., plaintiff, and Carew Weekes, esq., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Manors of TORTINGTON and TORT-
INGTON-CHEYNES, and tenements in Tortiugton, Tortington-Cheynes
and Binsted, also rectory of TORTINGTON and advowson of church of
TORTINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs (Trin., 5 Anne [1706]).
Tortington (Rectory). See Tortington (Manor).
Tortington (Site of Priory).
William Leeves, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Scrace, gent., defor-
ciant Site of late priory of TORTINGTON and tenements in Tortington
quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Hil., 1 Geo. I. [1714-5]).
Tortington (Tithes).
See BuhJiam (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699] ; Trin., 9 Anne [1710]).
Tothease alias Totheys (Manor).
John Baker, plaintiff, and Robert Woody, deforciant Manor of
TOTHEYS and tenements in Bucksted quitclaimed to plaintiff &v& heirs
(Hil., 4 Eliz. [1561-2]).
John Humfrey, plaintiff, and Robert Brooke, gent., and Baker
Brooke, gent., deforciants Manor of TOTHEYS and tenements in
Buxted quitclaimed to plaintiff a,\\^. heirs (Hil., 1649).
Edward Groffe, plaintiff, and Joan Austen, wid., and Thomas
Reeve, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of TOTHEASE
and tenements in Buxted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
9 Geo. I. [1723]).
John Smith the younger, plaintiff', and Stephen Brunsdon and
Lucy his wife, deforciants Manor of TOTHEASE and tenements in
Buxted quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 15 Geo. III.
[1774]).
James Coe, plaintiff, and William Brunsdon and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manor of TOTHEASE and tenements in Buxted quitclaimed
to plaintiff %x\& heirs (Trin., 5 Geo. IV. [1824]).
Totnore (Hundred).
See Kendall (Manor) in Hartfield (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
viii. TO WILLIAM iv. 443
TotLington (Manor).
See Littlehampton (Manor) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Tottington (Tithes).
See Peppering (Mich., 13 Geo. I. [1726]).
Tottington- Woowood (Manor).
See Wappingthorne (Manor) (Hil., 10 Ja. I. [1612-3] j Hil., 15
Ja. I. [1617-8] B.C.).
Garrett Kempe, kt., plaintiff, and Thomas Metham, kt., John
Caryll, kt., arid John Leedes, kt., deforciants Manor of TOTTINGTON-
WoowooBand tenements in Beeding, Edberton, Scale, Hurstperpoynt,
Cookefeild and Cowfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
2 Ch. I. [1626]).
Garrett Kempe, kt., plaintiff, and Thomas Leedes, kt., arid Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of ToTTiNGTON-WoowooD and tenements
in Beeding, Edberton, Seale, Hurstperpoynt, Cookfeild and Cowfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 2 Ch. I. [1626]).
Thomas Barnard, gent., and John Tanner the younger, plaintiffs,
and Thomas Kempe, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
TOTTINGTON- WOWOOD and tenements in Beeding alias Seale, Steyning,
Bramber and Abertou, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas
Barnard (Trin., 12 Ch. II. [1660]).
Tourdwike (Manor). See Turwick.
Tradington (Manor). See Trotton.
Tratton (Manor). See Trotton.
Tray ford (Lands Annual Kent).
See Otham (Manor and Priory) (Triu., 6 Geo. I. [1720] B.C.).
Trefford alias Treford (Manor). See Trey ford.
Tremaynes (Manor). See Tremons.
Tremons alias Tremaynes (Manor).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] B.C.).
William Bowyer, gent., and Agnes his wife, plaintiffs, and Drew
Barentyne, esq.,deforciant Manor of TREMONS alias TREMAYNES and
tenements in Horsted-Keynes quitclaimed to plaintiffs, who settle on
Drew Barentyne and heirs one annual rent of 20s. issuing out of said
manor and tenements (Mich., 7 & 8 Eliz. [1565]).
John Chaloner, gent., plaintiff, and William Bowyer, gent., and
A^nes his wife, deforciants Manor of TREMONS alias TREMAYNES
and tenements in Horsted-Kaynes quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil., 10 Eliz. [1567-8]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Thomas Holtneden, kt., and Thomas Challoner, senior, esq., plain-
tiffs, and Thomas Clialloner, junior. esq. ; deforciant Manor of TREY-
MANS and tenements in Horsted-Keynes and Lindfeild quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Holmeden (Mich., 6 Ch. I. [1630]).
Walter Burrell, esq., George Parker, esq., Edward Payne, esq.,
and John Godley, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Challoner the elder,
esq., and Jane his wife, John Challoner, esq., Thomas Challoner the
younger, gent., and Henry Faulconer, esq., deforciants Manor of
TREYMANS and tenements in Horsted-Keynes, Lindfeild, Ardingiy
and Worth, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Walter Burrell
(Hi!., 1651).
Trever (Manor). See River.
Trewlies (Manor). See Truly.
Trewly (Manor). See Truly.
Trey ford alias Trefford alias Treford (Manor, Eectory and
Advo \vson of Church).
Henry, Earl of Arundell, plaintiff, and Richard Lee, kt., and
Margaret his wife, deforciants Manors of TREFFORD, TORTYNGTON
and NORTHWOOD, and tenements in Trefford, Tortyngton, Northwood
and Arundell, also advowsons of churches of TREFFORD and TORTYNG-
TON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (Mich., 1 Ed. VI. [1547]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Arundel (Houo) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
William Aylewyii, plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor
of TREFORD and tenements in Treford quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 18 Eliz. [1570-1]).
Peter Bettisworth, esq., plaintiff, and William Aylwine, gent.,
deforciant Manor of TREFOED and tenements in Paghain, Singleton
and Cocking, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 19 Ja. 1. [1621]).
Richard Peckham, gent., and Thomas M usgrave, clerk, plaintiffs,
and Richard Allvvyn, gent., and William Allwyn, gent., deforciants
Manor of TREFORD and tenements in Treford, Ellsted and Pagham,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Kichard Peckham (Mich., 1 Will.
& Mary [1689]).
Robert Bicknell, gent., plaintiff, and William Allwyn, esq., and
Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of TREYFORD and tenements in
Trevf ord, Elsted and Westdeane, also advowson of church of TREYFOED,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 5 Anne [1706]).
Mark Brown, esq., and John Ingram, esq., plaintiffs, and Mary
Allwyu, spr., and Elizabeth Allwyu, spr., deforciants Manor of
TREYFORD and tenements in Treyford, Elsted, West Dean, Pagham
and Didling, and also rectory of TREYFORD alias TREYFOHD with
DID LING, and advowson of church of TREYFOKD alias TREYFORD with
DIDLING, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Mark Brown (Hil.,
23 Geo. II. [1749-50]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 445
Treyford (View of Prank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 & 33
Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Treymans (Manor). See Tremons.
Trinebarne (Rectory).
Stephen Challen and Richard Worth, plaintiffs, and John Miller,
esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in Shopwick, Yapton,
Warblington 7zV?s Walberton,Barnham, CUmping, Bilsom, Middleton,
Oving, Eartham and Selsey, and rectory of TRINEBARNE, and all tithes,
oblations, obventions, portions and emoluments renewing in YAPTON,
CLIMPING and BILSOM, granted to Stephen Challen and Richard
Worth during lives of John Miller and Mary, and the longer liver of
them (HiL, 6 Geo. II. [1732-3]).
Edmund Heath, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Turner, clerk, and
Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in Yapton, Walberton and
Barnham, and rectory of TRINE-BARN, and also certain tithes yearly
arising or renewing in YAPTON, CLIMPING and BILSHAM alias BILSOME,
to same rectory belonging, granted to Edmund Heath and heirs during
life of Mary, wife of Thomas Turner (Mich., 18 Geo. II. [1744]).
Trotton (Advowson of Church).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] B.C.).
Richard Randall, plaintiff, and Henry Taylor, esq., and Susan his
wife, deforciants Advowson of church of TROTTON granted to Richard
Randall to present to said church when vacant for the first and next
turn only (East., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
See Trotton (Manor) (East., 31 Ch. II. [1679]).
Trotton (Manor).
John Harecourt, kt., and Giles Foster, esq., plaintiffs, and Roger
Lewkenor, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of TROTTON,
DUMFORD, DYDLYNG, ELSTED, DADYSHAM, VYOLETTYS, WORSTED,
MARSHALLYS, LEVERANCE, OSEYS, WORTH, DALYNGRYGGE, BOLBROKE,
BRODHURST, HORSTED-KEYNES, TREMAYNES, CAMOYS, WANYNGORE,
WAPYLLYSSBORNE, IFORB, RADYNGDENE, ITFORD, SELMYSTON-LEWD-
LEY, BODYHAM, BEVYNDENE, IDEN and HAME, and tenements in
. Trotton, Dumford, Dydlyng, Elsted, Dadysham, Vyolettys, Worsted,
Marshallys, Leverance, Oseys, Worth, Dalyngrygge, Bolbroke, Brod-
hurst, Horsted-Keynes, Tremaynes, Camoys, Wanyngore, Wapyllys-
borne, Iford, Radyngdene, Iti'ord, Selmyston - Lewdley, Bodyham,
Bevyndene, Iden, Hame, Slynfold, Rugewyke, Belyngyshurst,
Hytchyngfeld, Estgrynsted, Westhotheley, Hartfeld, Hotheley,
Whytheham. Edynbrygge, Rotherfyld, Barcombe, Dychelyng, Saint
John under the Castle at Lewes, Chaley, Newyke, Peccham, Kynge-
ston, Preston, Bedyngham, Sowtheyton, Salehurst, Ikylsham, Munfeld
and Pesmarch, and moiety of manor of ALKYSBORNE and tenements in
446 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Alkysborne, also advowsoiis of churches of THOTTON, WORTH, RUSPER,
HYCCHYNGFELD and CHALKY, co. Sussex, and manors of Chesylharnp-
ton, Whatley, Kyngsley and Chakynden, co. Oxford, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Harecourt (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538]
D.C.).
See Wanninnore (East,, 30 Eliz. [1588] ; Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
William Prise, esq., John Dickenson, gent., Francis Forster, gent.,
and Eodney Buckland, gent., plaintiff's, and John Mill, esq., and Amy
his wife, Constance Glemham, wid., and Anthony Foster, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of TROTTON alias TRATTON
alias TRADINGTON, ELSTED alias ELVESTED, DUMPFORB alias DAMFORD
alias DEMPFORD, DIDLING alias DEDLING, WANNINGORE alias
WANNINGMORE alias WANNINGWORTH, FAHNEHTJRST alias FERNEST
and ALKISBORNE alias HAWKESBORNE alias OULD PARK, ;ind also
park of DUMPFORD alias DAMFORD alias DEMPFORD, and tenements
in Trotton alias Tratton alias Tradington, Elsted alias Elvested,
Dumpford alias Damford alias Dempford, Didling alias Dedling,
Wanningore alias Wanninginore alias Wanningworth, Farnehurst
alias Fernest, Alkisborne alias Hawkesborne alias Quid Park, Tray-
ford, Terrick, Chayly, Newick, Roghey, Hamsey, Barcombe, East-
greensted,Horsted-Kaynes, Westh oath ley, S. John's under the Castle of
Lewes, Horsam, Hitchingfield, Rusper, Beeding, Nuthurst, Chitthurst
and Ditcheling, and advowsons of churches of TROTTON alias TRATTON
alias TRADINGTON, CHAYLY, HITCHINGFIELD and RTJSPER. quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of William Prise (Hil., 14 Ja. I. [1616-7]).
See Elsted (Manor^Mich., 4 Ch. I. [1628] D.C.).
Walter Bockland, esq., plaintiff', and Robert Rochester, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Ninth part of manor of TROTTON and
tenements in Trotton, Elsted and Terwick, quitclaimed to plaintiff"
and heirs (Mich., 1650).
See Wanningore (Mich., 1650).
Thomas Weld, esq., plaintiff", and Thomas Barker, kt., and Susan
his wife, deforciants Ninth part of manor of TROTTON and tenements
in Trottou, Elsted, Turwick and Chithurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 1651).
Thomas Weld, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Barker, kt., and Susan
his wife, deforciants Ninth part of manor of TROTTON and tenements
in Trotton, Elsted, Turwick, Chithurst, Dumford, Treford and Didling,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1652).
Peter Betteswortli, gent., plaintiff', and Walter Bockland, esq., and
Helen his wife, Morgan Jeffereys, gent., and Isam alias Ivesham his
wife, Robert Rochester, gent., and Mary his wife, Henry Watkinson,
gent., and David Jeffereys, gent., and Margaret his wife, deforciants
Manors of TROTTON, LUDLEY and AVANNINGORE alias WALLINGWORTH,
and tenements in Trotton, Terwick, Elsted, Dumpford, Didling, Trey-
ford, Chithurst, Selmeston alias Simpson, Chaley and S. John's, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 1654).
See Elsted (Manor) (East., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 447
Laurence Alcock, gent., plaintiff*, and Maurice Bocland, esq., and
Joan his wife, and Helen Bocland, wid., deforciants Manor of TROTTOX
and tenements in Trotton, listed, Turwick, Chithurst, Trey ford,
Hogate and Stedham, also advovvson of church of TBOTTOX with
chapel of TEWXLEITH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 31
Ch. IT. [1679]).
Trotton (View of Frank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 & 33
Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Trubwick (Manor).
Thomas Jenner, plaintiff, and Laurence Homewood and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Moiety of third part of manor of TRUBWICK,
and all tithes of corn and grain annually growing or renewing in
1400 ac. land in COOKFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Trin.,
34 Eliz. [1592]).
See Rayworth (Mich., 36 & 37 Eliz. [1594]).
John Warden, plaintiff, and Thomas Jenner and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Cuckfeild, Lyndfeild and Wivesfeld,
and third part of manor of TRUBWICK and eighth part of rectory of
CUCKFEILD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 10 Ja. I.
[1612]).
See Hayworth (Hil., 14 & 15 Ch. II. [1662-3]).
Truly alias Trewly (Manor).
George Nevyll, kt., Lord Bergevenny, Thomas Nevyll, kt., Edward
Nevyll, kt., Keginald Carnabe, esq., Tiiomas Gurnell, clerk, and Eobert
Cansfeld,^Zz^s, and Henry, Earl of Northumberland, deforciant
Manors of TREWLET, WESTMESTON, TWYNEHAM, WARDTNGLEYS alias
WARNYNGLEGH, CRAWLEY and IFELD, and tenements in Aberton,
Kyngeston, Dychelyng, Twyneham, Crawley, Ifeld, Sowthwyk, Worth,
Horsham, Warnham, Rowsper and Slagham, also advowson of free
chapel of CRAWLEY, co. Sussex, and manor of iSharmarke and tene-
ments in Charlewode, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas Nevyll (Trin., 23 Hen. VIII. [1531]).
See Westtneston alias Stantons (Manor) (East., 31 Hen. VIII.
[1540]).
James Morrice, esq., George Goryng, esq., and Thomas Wroth,
esq., plaintiffs, and Thomas Jeoffryes, gent., William James, gent.,
and John Dudley, gent., deforciants Manor of TRULTE alias TREWLET
and tenements in Eberton, Woodmancote, Beedyng and Hendfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James Morrice (East., 35 Eliz.
[1593]).
See Sandore and Sutton (Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637] ; Trin,, 1649).
448 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
William Hippisley, esq., and Katlierine his wife, plaintiffs, and
Thomas Whincop, D.D., and Anne his wife, John Ashburnham, esq.,
Ralph Beard, esq., Eandolph Apsley, 'clerk, and Robert Whitpaine,
deforciants Third part of manor of TBEWLY and tenements in Abber-
ton, Woodmancote and Henfeild, which Anne Swale, wid., holds for
her life, the reversion thereof (except 16 ac. land, 16 ac. meadow and
14 ac. pasture called Bestes and Shoulders, parcel of said third part)
after the decease of Anne Swale, mother of the said Anne, wife of Thomas
Whincop, belonging to said John Ashburnham, Ralph Beard, Randolph
Apsley and Robert Whitpaine and their heirs, granted to William
Hippisley and Katherine after the decease of Anne Swale, during the
life of Anne, wife of said Thomas Whincop, yielding yearly 35
(Trin., 1653).
Richard Blaker, gent., plaintiff, and Katherine Hippisley, wid.,
deforciant Third part of manor of TRULY alias TEEWLY and tenements
in Abertou alias Edburton, Woodmancoate, Beeding and Henfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1658).
George Parish, clerk, and William Midgley, gent., plaintiffs, and
Anne Wincopp, wid., John Ashburnham, esq., Randolph Apsley,
clerk, Robert Whitpaine and John Quarles, clerk, and Anne his wife,
deforciants Third part of manor of TIIEWLY and tenements in
Edbertou, Beeding and Woodmancoate, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of George Parish (Trin., 12 Ch. II. [1660]).
Thomas Pellatt, gent., plaintiff, and John Quarles, clerk, and Anne
his wife, deforciants T, hird part of manor of TBEWLY and tenements
in Edberton, Beeding and Woodmancoate, quitclaimed to plaintiff and.
heirs (Mich., 12 Ch. II [1660]).
George Kilner, plaintiff, and Thomas Pellatt, gent., and Hannah his
wife, John Stapley, gent., and Barbara his wife, Katherine Hippesley,
wid., and John Hippesley, gent., deforciants Manor of TKTJLY alias
TEEWLY and tenements in Edberton alias Eberton alias Aberton alias
Edburton, Woodmancoate, Beeding and Hendf'eild, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
William Olive, gent., and Samuel White, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Higambottam, gent., aiid Mary his wife, and Mary Olive, wid.,
deforciants Manor of TBEULEY alias TBEWLIES and tenements in
Abberton alias Edberton alias Eberton alias Edburton, Woodmancoate,
Beeding, Henfeild, Newick, Barcombe, Steyning and Bramber, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Olive (East., 32 Ch. II. [1680]) .
Robert Leeves, esq., plaintiff, and John Olive and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of TBULEY alias TEEWLEY and tenements in
Abberton alias Aburton alias Aberton alias Edburton alias Elberton
alias Eberton, Woodmaucoate, Beediug and Henfeild, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (East., 4 Anne [1705]).
Nicholas Hall, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Johnson and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of TEULY alias TEEWLIES and tenements
in Abberton alias Edburton, Woodmancote, Southwick, Beeding and
Henfield, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 43 Geo. III. [1803]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Tryvay (Manor). See River.
Turwick alias Turdwyke (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See Compton (Manor) (Hil., 3 & 4 Ed. VI. [1349-50]).
Peter Betsworth, plaintiff, and Henry Mervyn, esq., deforciant
Manor of TURWIKE alias TOTJRDWIKE, also tenements in Turvvike
alias Tourdwike and Tratton, and advowson of church of TURWIKE
alias TOURDWIKE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 3 & 4
Ph. & Mary [1557]).
See Fyning (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Twineham (Advowson of Church). See Twineham- Benfield.
Edward Hinde, clerk, plaintiff*, and Henry Goring, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of TWYNEHAM quitclaimed
to plaintiff -Audi heirs (Mich., 36 Ch. II. [1684]).
Twineham alias Twyneham (Manor).
See Truly (Trin., 23 Hen. VIII. [1531]).
Kichard Staplegh, j>a'n#yT, and Robert Southwell, kt., and Margaret
his wife, deforciants Manor of TWYNHAM and tenements in Twyn-
ham, Bolney and Portslade, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
34 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Samuel Boys, esq., and Drew Stapley, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Stapley, esq., deforciant Manor of TWYNEHAM and tenements in
Twyneham, Bolney, Portslade and Hurst, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Samuel Boys (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
William Colepeper, bt., plaintiff, and Anthony Stapley, esq.,
Thomas Luxford, gent., and George Kilner, deforciants Manor of
TWINEHAM and tenements in Twineham, Bolney and Hurst, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 24 Ch. I. [1(548]).
John Whitpaine, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony Stapley, gent., and
Jane his wife, and John Stapley, gent., deforciants Manor of TWYNE-
HAM and tenements in Twyneham quitclaimed to plaintiff m\& heirs
(Hil., 17 and 18 Ch. II. [1665-6]).
Twineham-Benfield (Manor).
Thomas Gresham, kt., and Samuel Lennard, kt., plaintiffs, and
Walter Covert, kt., deforciant Manors of TWINEHAM-BENFILD, BROD-
BRIDGE and ASHINGTON, and tenements in Twineham, Hurst, Boluey,
Hangleton, Slaugham, Cuckfild, Woodmancote, Beeding alias Seale,
Sillington, Horsam, Warneham, Hitchingfild, Ashington, Washington,
Shipley, Worminghurst, Ifild, Rusper, Henfild and Shermanbury, and
advowsons of churches of TWINEHAM and ASHINGTON, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Gresham (Hil., 14 Ja. I. [1616-7]).
William Constantine, esq., plaintiff, and Denzil Holies, esq., and
Jane his wife, and John Covert, esq.. deforciants Manors of TWYN-
HAM-BENPEILD, BRADBRIDGE and ASHINGTOX. and tenements in
Twyneham-Benfeild, Bradfeild, Bolny, Bradbridge, Sullington, Hor-
VOL. XX. G G
450 SUSSEX MANGES IN THE FEET OF FINES.
sham, Hitchinfeild, Ashington, Washington, Warminghurst, Thake-
ham, Henfeild and Shermaubury, aud also advowsons of churches of
TWTNEHAM and ASHINGTON, co. Sussex, and manor of Pepperharrow
and advowson of church of Pepperharrow, co. Surrey, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1655 D.C.).
Henry Groring, senior, esq., and Richard Vaughan, gent., plaintiff's,
John Covert, kt. and bt., and Isabel his wife, and James Morton, kt.,
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of TWTNEHAM alias TWTNE-
HAM-BENFEILD and tenements in Twyneham, also advowson of church
of TWTNEHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of tienrv Goring
(Hil., 27 & 28 Ch. II. [1675-6]).
John Bull, kt., and G-eorge Martin and Anne his wife, plaintiffs,
and Harry Groring, bt., deforciant Manor of TWTNEHAM alias TWTNE-
HAM-BENFIELD and tenements in Twynehatn, also advowson of church
of TWTNEHAM alias TWTNEHAM- BENFIELD, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of John Bull (Trin., 9 Geo. I. [1723]).
Tye (Manor). See 8. Tye.
Tyes (Manor).
George T$\unde\\, plaintiff, and Thomas Mychell, esq., deforciant
Manor of TTES and tenements in Cuckefeld and Balcombe quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.. 23 Eliz. [1581]).
William Butler, gent., and Margaret his wife, plaintiffs, and
Thomas Mychell, geig/., and Jane his wife, and John Mychell, gent.,
his son and heir-apparent, deforciants Manor of TTS alias TTES and
tenements in Cuckfeld and Balcombe quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of William Butler (East., 29 Eliz. [1587]).
Benet Martyn, gent., plaintiff, and Roger Butler, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of TTES and tenements in Cuckfeild and Balcombe,
also all tithes of corn and grain annually arising or renewing in
CUCKFEILD and BALCOMBE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
19 Ja. I. [1621-2]).
Henry Bellingham, gent., plaintiff, and Roger Butler, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of TTES alias TIES and tene-
ments in Cuckfeild, also all tithes of corn and grain annually arising
and renewing in CUCKFEILD and BALCOMBE, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 8 Ch. I. [1632]).
Tyllyngham (Manor). See Tillingham.
Tylton (Manor). See Telton.
Tynseley (Manor).
Edward Fynes and Robert Threle, plaintiffs, and Thomas Cul-
peper, esq., deforciant Manor of TTNSELET and tenements in Worth,
Petcham and Pyekombe, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward
Fynes (King's Silver Book, Trin., 7 Eliz. [1565]). JN'o Notes or Feet
of Fines are extant for this term.
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 451
Tyreherst alias Tyrehurst (Manor). See Terses.
Tyresherst alias Tyreshurst (Manor). See Terses.
Tyrryng (Advowson of Chantry called Knyll). See Terring.
Tyrwick (View of Frank Pledge). See Turwick.
Tys (Manor). See Tyes.
Tyseherst alias Tyshurst (Manor). See Terses.
Tythehurst alias Tythurst (Manor). See Terses.
Udimer alias Udymer (Manor).
Andrew Wyndesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor, plaintiff', and Edward
Elryngton, esq., and Grace his wife, deforciants Manor of UDYMER
and tenements in Udymer, Bred, Key, Ikelesham, Hasty nges and
Northeam, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII.
[1536]).
Richard Puttenham and Peter Vavysore, esqrs., plaintiff's, and
Edward Wuidesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor, George Puttenham, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, and Edmund Wyndesor, esq., deforciants Manors
of WOODYMERE [sic], DYXTER, GATE-COURT, GATE AND GLOSSHAMS,
PEKEDEX, BEDYNGHAM, BUOMEHAM, S:N*AYLEHAM and WABBLETOJ*
alias WARBERTON, and tenements in Woodymere, Dyxter, Gate-Court,
Gate and Glosshams, Pekeden, Bedyngham, Bromeham, Snayleham,
Kye, Brede, Northyam alias Nordyam, Beckeley, Pleydon, Friston,
Ikelsham and Warbleton alias Warberton, also^ muiety of manors
of BBAMBLETYE and LAVERTIE, and moiety of tenements in Brambletye,
Laverty and Estgrensted, co. Sussex, and manors of Southcote and
Westhagborne, co. Berks, manors of Bentworth alias Bentworth-
Hall, Benstede, Mylcourt, Thrustons and Bellinglmrst, co. South-
ampton, and manors of Hurtemare and Hodeley, co. Surrey, quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of Peter Vavysore, for which they grant to
said Elizabeth for her life an annuity or annual rent of 240 issuing
out of the said manors, tenements and moiety (except tenements in
Pleydon and Eye), and to said Edward, Lord Wyndesor, and his heirs
the said manors, tenements and moiety (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560]
D.C.).
Christopher Brome, kt., and Robert Chaderton, esq., plaintiff's,
and Edward Wyndesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor, deforciant Manors in
cos. Gloucester, Derby and Stafford, and manors of UDYMER, GATE-
COURT, GATE and GLOSSAMS and DYXTERNE, and tenements in Udymer,
Beckley, Northyam, Pesemersh, liye and Ewhurst, and advowson of
church of UDYMER, co. Sussex, and manors in co. Bucks, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Christopher Brome (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]
D.C.).
a a 2
452 STTSSKX MANORS IN THE FEET OF PINES.
Thomas Bromfeild and George Hubberstee, plaintiffs, and Henry,
Lord Wyndesor, and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of UDYMEKE
alias UDYMEB and tenements in Udymer, Rye and Breade, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Bromfeild (Trin., 38 Eli/. [1596]).
Spencer Compton, esq., plaintiff, and John Bromfield, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of UDIMEBE alias UDIMEEEE
and BREAD alias BEEDE, and tenements in Udimere alias TJdimeere,
Bread alias Brede and Eye, also rectory of UDIMERE alias UDIMEEBE
and advowsons of vicarages of UDIMEEE alias UDIMEEBE and RYE, quit-
claimed to plaintiff imA. heirs (Hil., 10 Geo. I. [1723-4]).
Udimer (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage) .
William Burdytt, plaintiff", and Henry Sydney, K.G., deforciant
Tenements in Udymer and rectory of UDYMEE, and all tithes great
and small belonging to said rectory, also advowson of vicarage of
UDYMEE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said
Henry Sydney and heirs, and against heirs of William Sydney, kt.,
his father (East., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
Thomas Bromfeild, senior, esq., Thomas Bromfeild, junior, gent.,
and Edward Bromfeild, gent., plaintiffs, and William Jorden and Anne
his wife, and John Beeching, deforciants Tenements in Udimer and
rectory of UDIMEE, also all tithes to said rectory belonging, and
advowson of vicarage of UDIMEE, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas Bromfeild, senior (Trin., 18 Ch. I. [1642]).
See Udimer (Manr) (Hil., 10 Geo. I. [1723-4]).
Upmarden (Common of Pasture).
See Upmarden (Manor) (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
See Stansted (Common of Pasture) (East., 14 Ch. II. [1662]).
Upmarden (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
See Lynch (Manor) (Mich., 9 & LO Eliz. [1567]).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Upmarden alias Upmarden-S. John (Manor).
Thomas Sone, plaintiff, and John Sone and Agnes his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of UPMERDON and tenements in Upinerdon, Hartyng,
Stoughton and Bourne, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
6 Ed. VI. [1552]).
Thomas Greene, plaintiff, and Walter Sone and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manor of UPMAE DON-SAINT JOHN and tenements in
Upinardon, Borne, Adesdeue, Stoughton, Northwood and Westmardon,
quitclaimed to plaintiff xnd heirs (Mich., 33 & 34 Eliz. [1591]).
Thomas Cooke and Edward Grene, plaintiffs, and Thomas Grene
and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of UPMABDEN-SAINT JOHN
and tenements in Upmarden, Borne, Adesden, Stoughton, Northwood
and Westmarden, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Grene
(East., 4 Ja. I. [1006]).
&ENRY viir. TO WILLIAM iv. 453
Thomas Gray, gent., William Gray, geiit., and Richard Peckham,
geut., plaintiff's, and John Pey, gent., and Susan his wife, and itichard
Pey, gent., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of UPHABDEN-
SAINT JOHN and tenements in Upmarden, Westmarden, Bourne,
Northwood, Addersden and Stoughton, and common of pasture for all
animals in UPMABDEN, WESTMABDEST and COMPTON, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Gray (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
William Grey, esq., plaintiff', and Edmund Fairmanner and Mildred
his wife, deforciants Manor of UPMABDEN and tenements in Upmardeu,
Westmarden, Eastmarden and Hunston, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 17 Ch. I. [1641]).
Anne Peckham, wid., plaintiff, and Thomas Grrey alias Grray, esq.,
and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of UPMABDEN alias
UPMABDEN-SAINT JOIEN and tenements in Upmarden, Eastmarden,
Westmarden, Boorne, Northwood, Addesden, Staughton, Harting,
Compton, Blackdowne, Longdowne and North Bushes, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1663-4]).
Upmarden (Rectory). See Compton.
Uppe-Park in South Harting.
Edmund Frost, gent., and Thomas Marshall, plaintiffs, and Henry
Knyvett, esq., and Magdalen his wife, deforciants Park of UPPE-PABK
in South Hartyug and tenements in South Hartyug and Easthartyng,
which Henry Knyvett and Magdalen in right of Magdalen hold for
her life, granted to Edmund Frost and Thomas Marshall during the
life of said Magdalen (Trin., 33 Eliz. [1591]).
Upperton (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] D.C.).
Upperton-Durford (Manor).
William Wyndesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor, and John Mervyn, kt.,
plaintiffs, and Edmund Mervyn, kt., deforciant Manor of UPPEBTON-
DUBFOBD and tenements in Durford, liogate, Upperton-Durford and
Westhartyng, co. Sussex, and tenements in Hethehouse, Petersfeld
and Buriton, co. Southampton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of
John Mervyn (Mich., 3 Ed. VI. [1549] D.C.).
Upwaltham (Advowson of Church). See Waltham.
Veneland (Manor). See Eckington alias Veneland.
Yerdley (Manor).
See Deane (Manor) (Mich., 34 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
See Battle (Manor) (Triu., 13 Ch. 1. [1637]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Vyning (Free Warren).
See West Harting (Manor) (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Vyolettys (Manor).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
Wadhurst (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Mayfield (Manor) (East., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546] ; Trin., 9 Eliz.
[1567] ; Mich, 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] B.C.).
The Warden, Fellows and Scholars of Wadham College, Oxford,
plaintiff's, and Richard Knight, gent, and Mary his wife, deforciants
Advowson of vicarage of WADHUBST quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
their successors (Mich, 23 Ch. II. [1671]).
Wadhurst (Free Warren).
See Mayfield (Manor) (East, 40 Eliz. [1598]).
Wadhurst (Manor).
See Mayfield (Manor) (Trin, 9 Eliz. [1567] ; Mich, 12 & 13 Eliz.
[1570] D.C.).
Wadhurst (Bectorv).
See Mayfield (Manor) (East, 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]; Trin, 9 Eliz.
[1567] ; Mich, 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Daniel Short, gent, plaintiff, and Samuel Short, esq, and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Fifth part of tenements in Stapleherst, co.
Kent, and fifth part of rectory of WADHEBST, and of tenements
in Wadherst and Mayfeild, also of all tithes of grain, coru and sheaves
in Wadherst, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff" aud heirs (Mich, 2'2
Ja. I. [1624] D.C.).
Thomas Houghton, gent, and John Inwood, gent, plaintiffs, and
Jane Inwood, wid, dcforciant Tenements in Mayfeild and fifth part
of all tithes of corn, grain and hay to the rectory of WADHUBST
belonging, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Houghton
(East, 12 Ch. I. [1636]).
Samuel Short, esq, plaintiff, and Edward Curtis, gent., and Samuel
Curtis, gent, deforciants Fifth part of rectory of WADHEBST quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East, 28 Ch. II. [1676]).
Samuel Short, 'esq, plaintiff', and John Saunders, gent, and
Patience his wife, deforciants Fifth part of rectory of WADHKKST
quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (East, 33 Ch. II. [1681]).
John Kemp, gent, plaintiff", and Darell Short the elder, and DarelJ
Short the younger, gent, deforciants Four fifth parts of rectory of
WADHUBST quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich, 12 Geo. II.
[1738]).
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 455
William Gurr, plaintiff, and James Grigg and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Pour fifth parts of rectory of WADHUEST quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 27 Geo. III. [1787]).
William Baldock, plaintiff", and Samuel Playsted and Mary his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Mayfield and Wadhurst, and four
fifth parts of the north half of the chancel of the parish church of
WADHUBST, and of four fifth parts of tenements in Wadhurst, and
likewise of four fifth parts of the tithes belonging to the parsonage of
WADHURST yearly arising out of certain lands in Wadhurst, quitclaimed
to plaintifand heirs (Trin., 39 Geo. III. [1799]).
Wadhurst (Tithes).
See Lunsford (Manor) (Trin., 22 Ch. II. [1670]).
See Mid Lavant (Manor) (East., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
Wakehurst (Manor).
John Apseley, esq., John Assheburnham, esq., and Ninian Ward,
gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Culpeper, esq., deforciant Manor of
WAKEHTJEST and tenements in Ardinglygh, Westhothlygh, Horsted-
Kaynes, Balcombe, Worth, Falmer and Sowthwyck, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Apseley (Mich., 8 & 9 Eliz. [1566]).
Niniau Ward, gent., John Ward, gent., and George Wheler,
plaintiff's, and Henry Barkeley, LL.D., and Anne his wife, deforciants
Manor of WAKEHUBST and tenements in Ardingligh, Westhothligh,
Horsted-Keynes, Balcombe, Worth, Falmer and Sowthewyck, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of George Wheler (Mich., 25 & 26 Eliz.
[1583]).
William Culpeper, esq., and John Theobald, esq., plaintiffs, and
Edward Culpeper, kt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of
WAKEHEBST and WICKHAM and tenements in Ardingley, Westhothley,
Balcombe, Worth, Clayton, Keymer, Picombe, Falmer, Brighthelmston,
Patcham, Preston, Hurstperpoint, Stammer and Eottingdean, and
advowson of church of AEDINGLET, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
of William Culpeper (Trin., 2 Ch. I. [1604]).
Mary Boord, wid., plaintiff, and William Culpeper, bt., and
Benjamin Culpeper, esq., deforciants Manor of WAKEHUBST and
tenements in Ardingly, Bolney and Cuckfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff'
and heirs (Mich., 1651).
William Wilson, bt., plaintiff", and William Culpeper, bt., Benjamin
Culpeper, esq., and Edward Culpeper, esq., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of WAKEHUEST and tenements in Ardingley,
Balcombe, Worth, Bolney and Cuckfeild, co. Sussex, and manor of
Burstowe and tenements in Burstowe, Home and Horley, co. Surrey,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil, 18 & 19 Ch. II. [1666-7]
D.C.).
Jonathan Bridger, gent., plaintiff, and William Culpeper, bt.,
456 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
deforciant Manor of WAKEHURST and tenements in Ardingley, Bal-
coinbe, Worth, Bolney and Cuckfeild, also advowson of church of
ABDINGLEIT, co. Sussex, and manor of Burstowe and tenements in
Burstowe, Home and Horley, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiff &ud
heirs (East., 2 Will. & Mary [1690] D.C.).
Walberton (Advowson of Vicarage) .
See Walberton (Eectory) (Hi!., 9 Ch. I. [1633-4]).
Walberton (Manor).
See Halnaker (Manor) (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII. [1536] ; East.,
31 & 32 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
John Venables and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiff's, and Nicholas
Venables, gent., and Joan his wife, and Richard Venables, gent.,
deforciants Manors of WALBERTON and YAPTON and tenements in
Walberton and Yapton granted to John Venables aud Elizabeth, and his
heirs male by Elizabeth, in default, remainder to heirs male of the
body of John Venables (Mich., 39 & 40 Eliz. [1597]).
Willitnn Aplegarth, gent., and Nathaniel Smyth, gent., plaintiffs,
and John Venables, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors
of WALBERTON and YAPTON and tenements in Walberton and Yapton
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Aplegarth (Trin., 8 Ja. 1.
[1610]).
Thomas Bennett, junior, alderman, plaintiff, and John Walter, esq.,
William Johnes, esq., TJhomas Griffith, esq., and Prudence Stone, wid.,
deforciants Manor of WALBERTON and tenements in Walberton
quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Trin., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
Humphrey Benet and William Reeve, plaintiffs, and Thomas
Benet, esq., and Mary his wife, Levinus Benet, esq., John Lamott,
esq., and Richard Benet, esq., deforciants Manor of Badburnham,
co. Cambridge, and manors of WALBEKTON and KENOB alias KEYNOR
and tenements in Walberton, Yatton, Slyndon, Sidlisham, Burdham,
East Wytheriug and West Wythering, and also free fishing in the
RICHE, co. Sussex, manor of Arreton, co. Southampton, manor of
Stoke-Hamond, co. Bucks, aud tenements in Rolvenden, co. Kent,
and S. Thomas the Apostle, London, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Humphrey Benet (Trin., 1653 D.C.).
Richard Nash, gent., plaintiff, and Levinus Benet, bt., and Judith
his wife, deforciants Manor of WALBEBTON and tenements in
Walberton quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 29 Ch. II.
[1677]).
Thomas Hooper, esq., James Hooper, gent., and John White,
gent., plaintiffs, and John Venables, esq., deforciant Manors of
Woodcott, Westerne-Court alias Westend-Court, Wade and Ower
and Totton-Lopperwood, also rectory of Bishopps-Sutton, co. South-
ampton, and tenements in co. Surrey, and manor of WALBUBTON, and
tenements in Walburton, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Thomas Hooper (East., 1 Ja. II. [1685] B.C.).
HENRY VIII. TO WlLLlAlft IV. 457
John Richards, gent., plaintiff, and Gawen Richard Nash, esq.,
deforciant Manor of WALBERTON and tenements in Walberton
(which Richard .Nash holds for his life of the inheritance of Gawen
Richard Nash, and which after the decease of said Richard ought to
revert to said Gawen Richard Nash and his heirs), granted to John
Richards and his heirs immediately after the decease of Richard Nash
(HiL, 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
John Whyte, plaintiff, and Gawen Richard Nash, esq., Thomas
Evance, esq., and Mariana his wife, and Jerome de Salis and Sophia
his wife, deforciants Manor of WALBERTON and tenements in
Walberton, Tapton and Binsted, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(HiL, 41 Geo. III. [1801]).
Walberton (Rectory).
Adam Racton, gent., plaintiff, and Owen Stockton, clerk, and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Rectory of WALBERTON and all tithes
of corn and grain annually arising or renewing in Walberton, except
advowson of vicarage of WALBERTON, granted to Adam Racton and
heirs during life of said Elizabeth and John Murden and Alice Murden
and the longest liver of them, rendering annually to Owen Stockton
and Elizabeth and heirs of Elizabeth Is. during the aforesaid lives
(HiL, 9 Ch. J. [1633-4]).
Susan Salter, wid., plaintiff, and George Drury, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants 'Moiety of rectory of WALBERTON, and moiety
of all tithes in Walberton (which George Drury and Mary hold to
him and the heirs of Mary, during lives of Eleanor Nash and Robert
Todgose and the longer liver of them), granted to Susan Salter,
wid., during lives of Eleanor and Robert and the longer liver of them
(Mich., 36 Ch. II. [1684]).
John Whyte, plaintiff', and Gawen Richard Nash, esq., Thomas
Evauce, esq., and Mariana his wife, Jerome de Salis, esq., and Sophia
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Walberton and rectory of
WALBERTON, and all tithes yearly arising and renewing out of certain
lands in WALBERTON, BINSTEAD and TAPTON, granted to John Whyte
during lives of said Gawen Richard Nash, Edward Nash and William
Wilkinson, and the longest liver of them, yielding yearly one pepper-
corn rent (HiL, 41 Geo. III. [1801]).
Walberton (Tithes).
See Bulsham (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699] ; Trin., 9 Anne [1710]).
Walburton (Manor). See Walberton.
Walderton (Manor).
John Colpys, plaintiff, and William Eayermamier, deforciant
Manor of WALDEHTON and tenements in Stoughton and Walderton
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 16 & 17 Eliz. [1574]).
William Colman, plaintiff 1 , and John Colpys, gent., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of WALDERTON and tenements in
Stoughton and Walderton quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin.,
5 Ja. I. [1607]).
458 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Hugh Speke, esq., Matthew Woodward and Richard Wright, gent.,
plaintiff's, and William Colman, senior, and Eleanor his wile, and
William Colman, junior, his son and heir-apparent, and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manor of WALDEBTON alias WALTERTON alias WALDEE-
DON and tenements in Stoughtou, Walderton, Westborne, Harting,
Racton, Lordington, Bebeton alias Bebton, Bibstom alias Busham
alias Bilsham, Pulborough, Fagham, Coleworth, Weneham and
Chilgrove, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Hugh Speke (Trin.,
8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Bartholomew Sone, gent., plaintiff, and Hugh Speke, esq., and
Matthew Woodward, gent., deforciants Manor of WALDEBTON and
tenements in Walderton and Stoughton quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Richard Maior, esq., and William Woulger, gent., plaintiffs, and
Anthony Prouse, clerk, and Anne his wife, and Francis Sone, gent.,
deforciants Manor of WALDEBTON and tenements in Stoughton and
Walderton quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Maior (Trin.,
1655).
Richard Peckham, gent., plaintiff, and Francis Sone, gent., and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WALDEBTON alias WALTEBTON
alias WALDEBDON and tenements in Stoughton, Walderton, West-
borne, Racton and Lordington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 1658).
Waldron alias Waldern (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Waldron alias Waldern alias Herringales (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] B.C. ;
Hil., 27 Hen. VIII. [1535-6] D.C.).
John Middleton, gent., plaintiff, and Robert Kiddall and Philippa
his wife, deforciants Manor of WALDEBNE alias HABBINGALES alias
HAERINGALE and tenements in Walderne, Heathfeld and Easthothligh,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said Robert
Kiddall and Philippa and heirs of Philippa, against heirs of John
Fawkeuor, father of Philippa and of John Fawkenor, senior, deceased,
and against John Fawkener, junior, son of said John Fawkener the
father, William Fawkener and Henry Fawkener and their heirs (Mich.,
39 & 40 Eliz. [1597]).
Richard Fuller, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony, Viscount Mount-
ague, John Middleton, esq., and Frances his wife, and Thomas
Middleton, gent., and Barbara his wife, deforciants Manor of
WALDERNE alias HABBINGALES alias HABRINGALE and tenements in
Walderne, Heathfeld and Easthothlie, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 17 Ja. I. [1619-20]).
Thomas Pelham, bt, plaintiff, and Nicholas Stone, gent, John
Baker, esq., Thomas Baker, gent., John Levett, gent., and Richard
Fuller, gent., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WALDBON
HKttRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
alias HERHINGALES alias HERKINGALE and tenements in Waldroa,
Heathfeild and Easthoathly, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
6 Ch. I. [1630-1]).
Waldron alias Waldern (Eectory).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710]).
'Waldron alias Waldern (View of Frank Pledge).
See Foxhunt (Trin., 36 Eliz. [1594]).
Walehill alias Wallhill (Manor). See Ashurst.
Walkhamsted alias Poling (Manor). See Poling.
Walter Covert, kt., plaintiff, and Humphrey Covert, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of WALKHAMSTED alias POLING and tenements in
Poling and Angmering quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Wallhill (Manor). See Ashurst.
Wallhurst (Manor).
John Middleton, esq., plaintiff", and Thomas Lintott and Joan his
wife, deforciants Manor of WALLHUEST and tenements in Cowfold,
Slaugham, Hurstperpoynt and Cuckfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 30 Ch. II. [1678]).
See Shermanbury (Mich., 8 Greo. III. [1767]).
Wallingore (Manor). See Wanningore.
Wallingworth alias Wallinworth (Manor). See Wanningore.
Walshes alias Welchys alias Gippys alias Sypses (Manor).
Alexander Fermer, plaintiff, and Kobert Knyght, John Kuyght,
Kichard Knyght and George Knyght, deforciants Manor of WELCHYS
alias CIPPYS and tenements in Kederfeld quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Hil., 4 & 5 Ed. VI. [1550-1]).
Edmund Pelham, esq., and William Wood, gent., plaintiffs, and
Henry Ferinor, gent., and William Fermor, gent., deforciants Manor
of WELCHE alias STPSTS and tenements in Ketherfeld quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Edmund Pelham (East., 37 Eliz. [1595]).
Alexander Ferrnor, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Page, gent., and
Alice his wife, deforciants Manor of WELCHE alias SIPSIS and
tenements in Ketherfeld quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
16 Ja. I. [1618-9]).
Anthony Fowle, esq., plaintiff, and Alexander Fermor, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of WALSHE alias WELCH alias WELCHES alias SYPSES
and tenements in Ketherfeild, Bucksted and Heathfeild, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
4(60 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEEl 1 OF FINES.
Charles Amhernt, esq., plaintiff, and William Fermor, esq., defor-
ciant -Manor of WALSHE alias WALSHES alias WELCH alias WELCHES
alias SIPSES and tenements in Retherfeild quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Mil., 1 & 2 Ja. II. [1685-6]).
Robert Fry, gent., plain tiff, and Montague Bere Baker Bere, esq.,
and Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WALSHES alias WELSHES
and tenements, common of pasture for all manner of cattle,
common of turbary and common of estovers in CROWBOROUGH DOWN
and ROTHERFIELD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
43 Geo. III. [1802]).
Walsted (Manor).
Francis Chaloner, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Browne, kt., and
Ellen his wife, deforciants Manor of WALSTED and tenements in
Lvndfeld, Chaylye, Horsted-Keynes, Ardynglygh and Worth, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (M'ich., 19 & 20 Eliz. [1577]).
William Culpeper, esq., and Edward Fust, esq., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Challoner, senior, esq., Thomas Challoner, junior, esq.,
Thomas Foster, esq., and Francis Townley, esq., deforciants Manor
of WALSTED and tenements in Linfeild, Ardingley and Worth, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Culpeper (Mich., 3 Ch. I.
[1627]).
Thomas Chaloner, esq., plaintiff, and John Langworth, kt., defor-
ciant Manors of WALSTED, GODDING WEEK and SOUTHMALLING-
LYNDFEILD, and park of KENARDES, also tenements in Lyndfeild,
Ardiugly, Bawcombe, Westhothly, Wivelsfeild and Worth, quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 7 Ch. I. [1631]).
Richard Graves, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Chaloner the elder,
esq., and Jane his wife, and John Chaloner, gent., deforciants
Manors of WALSTED and SOUTHMATJLING-LYNFEILD and tenements in
Lyndfeild, Wivelsfeild, Horstedkeyues, Balcoinbe, Ardingley, West-
hoathley, Worth, Burwash and Colemanhatch, co. Sussex, and
tenements in S. Stephen, Colemanstreet, London, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1655 D.C.).
Timothy Burrell, esq., and Thomas Bathurst, gent., plaintiffs, and
Joseph Studley, gent., and Jane his wife, deforciants Manors of
WALSTED, SOUTH MALLING-LINDFEILD-CHANCELLOR, SOUTHMALLING-
LINDFEILD-TREASURER, SOUTHMALLING-LINDFEILD-DEAN, and SOUTH-
MALLiNG-LiNDFEiLD-CANTOR-PiiECENTOR, and view of frank pledge in
LTNDFEILD, C HALEY, WORTH, HARTFEILD, AUDINGLEY, WESTHOADLEY,
WIVELSFEILD and BURWASH, co. Sussex, and tenements in S. Giles
without Cripplegate, co. Middlesex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Timothy Burrell (Hil., 1 Will. & Mary [1689-90] D.C.).
Walter Burrell, gent., and Richard Barham, senior, gent., plaintiffs,
and Joseph Studley, gent., deforciant Manors of WALSTED, SOUTH-
MALLING-LlNDFEILD-CHANCELLOR, SoUTHMALLING-LlNDFEILD-TfiEA-
SURER, SOUTHMALLING-LINDFEILD-DEAN, SoUTHMALLING-LlNDFEILD-
CANTOR-PRECENTOR, and tenements in Lindfeild, Chityley [sic],
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 461
Worth, Hartfeild, Ardiugley, Westhoadley, Wivelsfeild and Burwash,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Walter Burrell (Trin., 1 Anne
[1702]).
Henry Pelhain, esq., plaintiff, and Walter Burrell, gent., Edward
Vergoe, gent., Nathaniel Studley. gent., John Studley, gent., Richard
Barnam, gent., and Mary his wife, and Thomas Burch and Jane his
wife, deforciants Manors of WALSTED, SOUTHMALLING-LINDFIELD-
CHANCELLOR, SOUTHMALLING-LINDFIELD-TREASURER, SOTTTHMALLING-
LINDFEILD-DEAN and SOUTHMALLING-LINDFEILD-CANTOR-PRECENTOR,
and tenements in Lindfield, Chayley, Worth, Hartfield, Ardingley,
West Hoadley, Wivelsfield and Burwash, quitclaimed to plain! iff and
heirs (East,, 8 Geo. I. [1722]).
See South-Malling-Lindjield-Burleiq~h-Arches (Trin., 27 Geo. III.
[1787]).
Walterton (Manor). See Walderton.
Waltham alias Upwaltham (Advowson of Church).
Edward Stoneley, esq., plaintiff, and William Dawtrey, esq., defor-
ciant Tenements in Waltham alias Upwaltham and advowson of
church of WALTHAM alias UPWALTHAM quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Mich., 23 & 24 Eliz. [1581]).
See Moore (Mich., 29 Ch. II. [1677]).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
Walwyns alias Bunghurst (Manor). See Bungliurst.
Wanningore alias Wannyngore alias Wallingworth (Manor).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] B.C.).
Thomas Godard, gent., and James Aylyff, plaintiffs, and Lewkenor
Myll, gent., deforciant Third part of manor of WANYNGORE, IFOKD,
CAMOYS-COTJKT, DALLYNGBYDGE and HAWKESBURNE, and tenements in
Chayley, Saynt John under the Castle of Lewes, Chyltyngton, Iford,
Barcomhe, Estgreensted, Whythyham and Horsham, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Godard (Trin., 29 Eliz. [1587]).
Richard Lewkenor, esq., Arthur Salvvey, esq., and Thomas Bateman,
esq., plaintiff's, and Edward Glemham, esq., and Constance his wife,
deforciants Moiety of manors of WANNYNGORE, ROGHEY alias
AWKESBOBNE, TROTTON, DEMPFORD, ELSTED, DYDLYNG, LlTDLEY,
IFORD, CAMOISCOUBT and DALLINGRYDGE, and tenements in Wan-
nyngore, Roghey alias Awkesborne, Horsham, Rusper, Nuthurst,
Trotton, Dempford, Elsted, Dydlyng, Hartyng, Rogate, Chythurst,
Ludley, Iford, Camoiscourt, Barkeham, Dallyngrydge, Estgreenested
and Hodley, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Richard Lewkenor
(East., 30 Eliz. [1588]).
Thomas Lewkenor, gent., and William Knight, plaintiff's, and
Constance Glemham, wid., and Anthony Foster, esq., deforciants
462 SUSSEX MANOKS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Moiety of manors of WANNYNGORE, ROGHEY alias AWKESBORNE,
TROTTOX, DEMPFORD, ELSTEED, DIDLYXG and LUDLEY, and tenements
in Wanuyngore, Roghey alias Awkesborne, Horsham, Rusper, Xut-
hurst, Trot-ton, Dempford, Elsteed, Didlyng, Hartyng, Rogate, Chit-
hurst and Ludley, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas
Lewkenor (Trin., 4 Ja. I. [1606]).
See Trotton (Manor) (Hil., 14 Ja. I. [1616-7]).
Walter Bockland, esq., plaintiff, and Anthony Browning, esq., and
Beatrice his wife, deforciants Sixth part of manors of WANNLNGORE,
LUDLEY and TROTTON, and tenements in Barcum, Iford, Chely, S.
John's, Simpson, Trottou, Elsted and Terwick, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 1650).
See Ludley (Mich., 1650).
David Jeffereyes, plaintiff, and Morgan Jeff ereyes, gent., and Izan
his wife, deforciants Sixth part of manors of WANNINGORE alias
WANNIORE and LUDLEY, and sixth part of moiety of manors of
CAMMOYES and IFORD, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
1651).
See Trotton (Manor) (Hil., 1654).
John Wheeler, gent., plaintiff, and Matthew Grace, gent., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of WANNENGORE alias WALLIW-
WORTH and tenements in Chaley and S. John's, also advowson of
church of CHALEV, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 23 Ch. II.
[1671]).
Thomas Dykes, gent., and Edward Lanyon, gent., plaintiffs, and
George Venables Vernon, esq., and Louisa Barbara his wife, defor-
ciants Manors of WANNIXGORE alias WALLINGORE alias WALLING-
WORTH and NEWICK, and tenements in Newick, Barcouib, Chayley,
Lewes and S. John under the Castle of Lewes, and also advowsou of
church, of NEWICK, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas
Dykes (Mich., 4 Geo. III. [1763]).
Tullie Joseph Cornthwaite, plaintiff, and Matthew Fortescue and
Henrietta Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WANNINGORE alias
WALLINGORE alias WALLINGWORTH and XEWICK. and tenements in
Newick, Barcouib, Chayley, Lewes and .Saint John's under the Castle
of Lewes, and also advowson of churcli of NEWICK, quitclaimed to
plaintiff ^and heirs (Triu., 52 Greo. III. [1812]).
Wanniore (Manor). See Wanningore.
Wantley (Manor).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
See Heene (Manor) (Trin., 44 Eliz. [1602]).
Elizabeth Kybe, wid., plaintiff, and Hoger Mitchell, gent., defor-
ciant Manor of WANTLEY and tenements in Henfeild quitclaimed to
plaintifsmd heirs (Mich., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Robert Rogers, gent., and John Gfittens, plaintiffs, and Richard
Kybe, gent., deforciant Manor of \VANTLEY and tenements in Hen-
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 463
feild quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Robert Rogers (East.,
17 Ch. I. [1641]).
Thomas Boimiface, plaintiff", and Richard Kibe and Thomasine
his wife, deforciants Manor of WANTLEY and tenements in Heufeild
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Thomas Wilson, plaintiff, and John Boniface, deforciant Manor
of WANTLY and tenements in Henfeild and AV^oodmaucoate quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 4 Will. & Mary [1692]).
Henry Goffe, plaintiff, and Nicholas Goffe, gent., and Susan his
wife, deforciants Manor of WANTLY and tenements in Henfeild quit-
claimed io plaintiff &Vi^. heirs (Mich., 11. Anae [1712]).
Thomas Medley, plaintiff, and Ralph Healy, clerk, and Susan his
wife, deforciants Manor of WANTLEY and tenements in Henfield and
Woodmancoat quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 5 Geo. I.
[1718-9]).
John Wood, gent., plaintiff, and John Paine and Prances his wife,
and Francis Warre, deforciants Manor of WANTLEY and tenements in
Henfield and Woodmancoat quitclaimed to plaintiff &n<\. heirs (East.,
21 Geo. II. [1748]).
Wantley alias "West Wantley (Manor).
George, Archbishop of Canterbury, plaintiff, and Thomas Wickham,
gent., and Grace Strowder, wid., deforciants Manor of WANTELEY
alias WEST WANTELEYand tenements in Stillingtona/a'asSullington #?'$
Sillington quitclaimed to plaintiff a,\\& heirs (East., 9 Ch. I. [1633]).
Gregory Hayne, plaintiff, and Richard Abbot, esq,, and Anne his
wife, deforciants Manor of WANTLY alias WESTWANTLEY alias WEST
WANTLEY FABM and tenements in Stillington and Torrington quit-
claimed io plaintiff" 0,^ heirs (East., 17 Ch. I. [1641]).
Wanyngore (Manor). See Wanningore.
Wapesborne alias Wappesborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Wappingthorne (Manor).
Edward Frauncis, kt., Henry Stapleton, esq., James Thecher, esq.,
John Clarke, esq., and Henry Robartes, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas
Leedes, kt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of WAPPING-
THORNE, ToTTiNGTON-WoowooD and DOWNINGES, and tenements in
Wappingthorne, Staplefeild, Horssebrooke, Calkott, Sterling, Ashurst,
Bramber, Buttells, Tottington-Woowood, Scale, Beding, Edberton,
Hurstperpoint, Cuckfeild, Cowfould, Dowuiuges, Combes and Fyndon,
co. Sussex, and manors of Northmilford, Roche and Pokthorpe, co.
York, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Frauncis (Hil.,
10 Ja. I. [1612-3] D.C.).
Edward Sackevill, kt., Thomas Metham, kt., Edward Fraunceys,
kt., and Edward Morley, esq., plaintiff's, and John Leedes, kt.,
deforciants Manor of WAPPINGTHOBNE and tenements in Wapping-
thorne, Staplefeild, Horsbrooke, Calkett, Steaning, Ashurst and
Bramber, co. Sussex, and manor of JN'orthmilford, co. York, granted
461 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
to Edward Sackevill, Thomas Metbam, Edward Fraunceys and Edward
Morley for term of 200 vears, rendering annually 12d. to said John
Leedes and heirs (Hil., 14 Ja. I. [1616-7] D.C.).
Thomas Rokewood, esq.. and Simon. Wiseman, gent., plaintiff's,
and John Leedes, kt., deforciant Manor of Northmilford, co. York,
and manors of WAPPINGTHORNE, TOTTINGTON-WOWOOD and ALFRIES,
and tenements in Wappingthorne, Staplefeild, Horsbroke, Calkett,
Steaning, Nash, Ashurst, Bramber, Cowfold, Edberton and Seeding,
co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Rokewood
(Hil., 15 Ja. I. [1617-8] D.C.).
John Leedes, kt., plaintiff, and William Goring, bt., and Bridget
his wife, John Caryll, kt., and Thomas Metham, kt., deforciants
Manors of WAPPINGTHORNE and NASH and tenements in Wapping-
thorne, Staplefeild, Calkett, Steanyng, Nash, Ashurst, Bramber,'
Edburton, Beedon, Fyndon and Combes, co. Sussex, and manor of
North Mvlford, co. York, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
17 Ch. I." [1641] D.C.).
Ambrose Browne, bt., plaintiff, and John Leedes, kt., deforciant
Manors of WAPPINGTHORNE and NASH and tenements in Wapping-
thorne, Staplefeild, Calkett, Steanyng, Nash, Ashurst, Bramber,
Edburton, Beeding, Fyndon and Coinbes. co. Sussex, and manors of
Northmilford and Pokethorpe, co. York, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 17 Ch. I. [1641-2] -B.C.).
Christopher Percehay, esq., and Arthur Jegon, esq., plaintiffs, and
Englebert Leedes, esq^ deforciant Manors of WAPPINGTHORNE and
NASH and tenements in Wappingthorne, Staplefeild, Calkett, Steaning,
Nash, Findon, Coombes and Ashurst, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Christopher Percehay (Trin., 15 Ch. II. [1663]).
Philip Langdale, esq., Thomas Cobb, bt., and Thomas Eaymond,
esq., plaintiffs, and Barnaby Bawtell, esq., and Magdalen his wife,
and Inglebert Leedes, esq., deforciants Manors of WAPPINGTHOHNE
and NASH and tenements in Wappingthorne, Stapleford, Calkett,
Steanyng, Nash, Ashurst, Bramber, Edburton, Beeding, Fyndon and
Combes, co. Sussex, and manors of Northmilford and Pokethorpe,
co. York, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Philip Langdale (Trin.,
23 Ch. II. [1671] D.C.).
Wappingthorne (Manor Annual Bent).
John Francis, gent., plaintiff, and Francis Skinner, gent., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 2S issuing out of
manor of WAPPINGTHORNE alias HORPINGTHORNE, lying and being in
Steannin? and Ashurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
4 Ja. II. [1688]).
Nicholas Best, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Skinner, gent., and
Katherine his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 28 issuing out of
manor of WAPPINGTHORNK alias HOPPINGTHORNE, lying and being in
Steyning and Ashurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin,,
5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
&ENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 465
Wappisborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Wapsborne alias Warblesborne alias Warpesborne
(Manor).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
John Tuppyn, plaintiff", and John Woodland and Agnes his wife,
deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARPYSBORNE and tenements in
Cheyly, Warpysborne, Lynfeld and Flecchyng, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 1 & 2 Eliz. [1559]).
John Peckden and John Danyell, plaintiffs, and Robert Danyell
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WASPBORNE
and tenements in Chayligh, Fletching and Wylsfeld, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Danyell (Mich., 7 & 8 Eliz. [1565]).
George Goryng, esq., plaintiff, and Robert Danyell and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARBLESBOENE alias
WAPESBOENE and tenements in Chaylygh, Neweke, Lynfeld and Flet-
ching, quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Mich., 9 & 10 Eliz. [1567]).
George Goryng, esq., plaintiff, and Richard Martyn and Joan his
wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WABBLESBOBNE alias
AVAPSROBNE and tenements in Chayley, Fletchyng, Lyndefeld and
Newyke, quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
John Frend, plaintiff, and George Goryng, esq., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARNLESBORNE alias WAPSBORNE
and tenements in Cheylye, Fletching, Lyndefeld and Newyke, quit-
claimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Mich., 19 & 20 Eliz. [1577]).
John Homewood and Edward Homewood, plaintiff's, and Anthony
Morley, gent., and Bridget his wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor
of WARBLESBORNE alias WAPESBORNE and tenements in Chayleigh,
Fletchiug, Wyvelsfeld alias Wylsfeld and Newyck, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Homewood (Mich., 24 & 25 Eliz. [1582]).
Richard Scrase, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Rickson and Mary his
wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARPISBORNE alias WAPPIS-
BORNE and tenements in Cheyly, Lynfeld and Fletching, quitclaimed
to plaintiff AK& heirs (Mich., 39 & 40 Eliz. [1597]).
Richard Scrase, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Frynde, deforciant
Fifth part of manor of WARBLESBORNE alias WAPPESBOENE alias
WAPSBORNE and tenements in Cheyly, Fletching, Lyndefeld and
Newyck, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 42 Eliz. [1600]).
David Middleton, gent., plaintiff, and Richard Scrase, gent., and
Juliana his wife, William Carpenter and Constance his wife, Tuppin
Scrase, gent., Edward Holmewood, gent., and Robert Baker and Joan
his wife, deforciants Manor of WAEBLESBOENE alias WAPPESBOENE
alias WAPSBORNE and tenements in Chayly, Fletching, Lynfild and
Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (East., 3 Ja. I. [1605]).
Thomas Pelham, kt. and bt., Richard Amherst, esq., and John
Wilson, plaintiff*, and David Myddylton, gent., and Mary his wife,
John Midleton, esq., William Crowe? esq., and Robert Heath, esq.,
VOL. XX. H H
466 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
deforciants Manor of WARBLESBOEN alias WAPPESBOBNE alias
WAPSBORNE alias WAPSBOUENE alias WAEPSBOUBNE and teuemeiits
in Chayly, Fietching, Lyndfikl and Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Thomas Pelham (Mich., 12 Ja. I, [1614]).
John Bold, gent., and William. Pocock, gent., plaintiffs, and
Lewkeuor Midleton, gent., Studley Middleton, gent., and Robert
Burdett, gent., deforciants Manor of WAEBLESUORNE alias WAPPES-
BOENE alias WAPSBORNE and tenements in Chayly, Fietching, Lynd-
feild and Newick, and advowson of church of CHATLT, quitclaimed to
plaintiff's and heirs of John Bold (Hi!., 1053).
John Heath, gent., plaintiff, and Edmund Corbett, esq., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Third part of manor of WARPSBOBNE alias
WAPESBOENE and tenements in Chailey, Linfeild, Fletching and
Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 3 Geo. I. [1716-7]).
Anne, Duchess of Bergevenny, plaintiff, and Edmund Corbett,
esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Third part of manor of
WABPSBORNE alias WARPESBORNE and tenements in Chailey, Linfeild,
Fletching and Newick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
12 Geo. I. [1726]).
See Patcham (Rectory) (Trin., 23 & 24 Geo. II. [1750]).
See Sheffield alias Danehill-Sheffield (Trin., 10 Geo. III. [1770]).
Wapyllyssborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Warberton (ManorJ^ See Walberton.
Warblesborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Warbleton (Manor and Advowson of Church).
William Wyndesor, kt., Lord Wyndesor, plaintiff, and Richard
Puttenham, e^q., deforciant Manor of WARBLETON and tenements in
Warbleton, Hethfeld, Hursemonsex, Britlyng, Watlyng, Dalyugton,
Westfyld near Rye and Howe near Hastyngs, also advowson of church
of WAEBLETON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 4 & 5 Ph. &
Mary [1558]).
See Udimer (Manor) (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560] D.C.).
Thomas Parker, esq., plaintiff, and Edward Wyndesor, kt., Lord
Wyndesor, and Katheririe his wife, deforciants Manors of WAEBLE-
TON and PKKEDEN alias PEKETHEN and tenements in Warbleton,
Hethfeld, Herstmouceux, Dallyngton, Bryghtlyng, Buckstepe, Helyng-
lygh, Westfeld near Rye, Watlyng, Howe near Hastynge, Pekedeu,
Fryston, Eastdeane, Westdeaue, Excett, Jevyngton, Wyllyngdon,
Westham, Estborne and Halesham, also advowson of church of
WAEBLETON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 5 Eliz.
[1563]).
Harbert Pelham, esq., plaintiff, and Nicholas Parker, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of WAEBLETON alias WAEBULTON and tenements in
Warbleton alias Warbulton, Hethefyeld, Herstmounceux, Dallyngton,
viii. ^o WILLIAM iv. 467
Brightelyng, Hellingligh, Westefyeld near Rye, Wnrtlyng and Howe
near Hastyng, also advnwsou of church of WARBLETON alias WARBUL-
TON, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs Warranted against Nicholas
Parker and heirs, and against heirs of Thomas Parker, esq., deceased,
his father (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]).
Thomas Carter, gent., and Joseph Daintrey, gent., plaintiff's, and
Richard Lumley, kt., Viscount Waterford within Kingdom of Ireland,
Christopher Nevill, K.B., Richard Gurney, esq., William Rolfe, esq.,
Henry Henn, esq., Hrnry Jackson, gent., and Thomas Stollion, gent.,
deforciants Manor of WARBLETON alias WARBELTON and tenements
in Warbleton alias Warbelton, Heathfeild, Herstmounceaux, Dalling-
ton, Brightling, Hellingley, Westfeild near Rye, Watling and Howe
near Hastings, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas Carter
(Mil., 15 Ch. 1. [1639-40]).
Thomas Carter, gent., and Edward Moore, gent., plaintiffs, and
Robert, Earl of Essex and Ewe, George Whitmore, kt., and Thomas
Stollion, gent., deforciants Manor of WARBLETON alias WARBELTON
and tenements in Warbleton alias Warbelton, Heathfeild, Herst-
mounceaux, Dallington, Brightling, Hollington, Westfeild near Rye,
Watling and Howe near Hastinges, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Thomas Carter (Trin., 18 Ch. I. [1642]).
Warbleton (Tithes).
See Mayfield (Advowson) (Trin., 35 Geo. III. [1795]).
Wardyngled alias Wardyngleys alias Warnynglegh
(Manor). See Warninglid.
Warlington (Manor).
Harbert Pellham, esq., plaintiff, and William Devenysh, esq., and
Cicely his wife, deforciants Manors of WARLTNGTON and HERST-
LONGEVER alias HERSTLTTNGER alias HORSELUNGER and tenements in
HellyngeJygh, Warlington, Haylesham and Warbleton, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 10 Eliz. [1567-8]).
See Peplesham (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7] D.C.; Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615]).
See Hastings (Honor) (East., 2 Ja. II. [1686] ; Mich., 15 Geo. II.
[1741]).
See Burwash (Manor) (Hil., 28 Geo. II. [1755] ; Trin., 28 & 29
Geo. II. [1755] ; Hil., 8 Geo. III. [1768]).
Warminghurst (Manor). See Worminghurst.
Warnham (Manor).
See Eoffey (Hil., 15 Hen. VIII. [1523-4]).
See Eusper (Manor) (Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546-7]).
Richard Colgate, John May, and Richard Bechely and Timothea
his wife, plaintiffs, and John Clowsor and Susan his wife, deforciants
Manor of WARNHAM and tenements in Warnham, Horsham and
Slaffam, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Richard Colgate (East.,
8 Ja. I. [1610]).
H H 2
468 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Tounge, gent., plaintiff, and William Copley, esq., deforciant
Manor of WARNEHAM and view of frank pledge in WARNHAM
quitclaimed to plaintiff' and. heirs (East., 14 Ja. 1. [1(316]).
Robert Hobbes, clerk, plaintiff, and John May and Anne his wife,
and Thomas Rapley and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
WARNHAM and tenements in Warnham quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 20 Ja. I. [1622]).
Francis Charman, plaintiff, and Simon Holland and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manor of WARNEHAM and tenements in Warneham
quitclaimed to plaintiff &nd heirs (Trin., 1 Will. & Mary [1689]).
Edmund Mitchell, gent., plaintiff', and Simon Holland and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manor of WARNEHAM and tenements in
Warneham quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 2 Will. & Mary
[1690]).
Warnham (View of Frank Pledge).
See Warnham (Manor) (East.. 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
Warnham alias Denn in Warnham (Manor).
Thomas Penfold and Philip Wilshaw, plaintiffs, and Christopher
Cole and Jane his wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARNE-
HAM alias DENN IN WARNEHAM and tenements in Stopham, Fittle-
worth, Pulborough, Warneham and Ridgweek, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Thomas Penfold (East., 21 Ch. I. [1645]).
See Stopham (Mau^r) (Trin., 18 Ch. I. [1642]).
Christopher Coles, gent., plaintiff', and William Mose, junior, gent.,
and Barbara his wife, deforciants Fifth part of manor of WARNEHAM
alias DENN IN WARNEHAM and tenements in Stopham, Fittleworth,
Pulbrough, Warneham and Ridgweek, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and
heirs (Hil., 21 Ch. I. [1645-6] ; Trin., 22 Ch. I. [1646]).
Philip Wilsha and Philip Humphrey, plaintiff's, and John Middle-
ton, esq., John Seale, gent., Edward Ramsden, gent., and Frances his
wife, John Covert, senior, gent., Theodore Walker, gent., and Anne
his wife, Christopher Coles, gent., and Jane his wife, Richard Mille,
gent., and William Mose, gent., and Barbara his wife, deforciants
Manor of WARNEHAM alias DENN IN WARNEHAM and tenements in
Warneham, Stopham, Fittleworth, Pulbrough and Ridgweek, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Philip Wilsha (Hil., 1650).
See Stopham (Manor) (Hil., 15 & 16 Ch. II. [1663-4]).
Henry Cowper, esq., plaintiff', and Walter Coles, gent., and Kathe-
riue his wife, Christopher Coles, gent., and Jane Coles, wid., defor-
ciants Manor of WARNEHAM alias DENN IN WARNEHAM quitclaimed
to plaintiff' and heirs (Hil., 1 Will. & Mary [1689-90]).
Thomas King and William Tryon, esq., plaintiff's, and John Leland,
esq., and Anne his wife, deforciants Manors of WARNHAM-DEN IN
WARNHAM and CLYMPFOLD alias CLYMFOLD alias CLTMPSFOLD, and
tenements in Slynfold alias Slinfold alias Slyuford alias Sliuford,
Warnham, Horsham, Nuthurst, Ifield, Rusper, Hitchingfield alias
HE^NRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 469
Itchingfield and Budgewick, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Thomas Kin? (Mich., 4 Geo. III. [1763]).
Henry AVood, esq., plaintiff, and John Leland, esq., and Anne his
wife, deforciants Manors of WARNHAM-DEN IN WARNHAM and
CLYMPFOLD alias CLYMFOLD alias CLYMPSFORD, and tenements in
Slynfold alias Slinfold alias Slynford alias Slinford, Warnham,
Horsham, Xuthurst, Meld, Rusper, Hitchingford alias Itchingfield and
Eudgwick, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 22 Geo. III.
[1782]).
Henry Wood, 'plaintiff, and John Leland and Anne his wife,
deforciants Manors of WARNHAM-DEN IN WAKNHAM and CLYMPFOLD
alias CLYAIFOLIJ alias CLYMPSFOLD, and tenements in Slynfold alias
Slinford alias Slynford, Warnhara, Horsham, Nuthurst, Ifield, Rusper,
Hitchingfield alias Itchingfield and Rudgwick, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Triii., 29 Geo. III. [1789]).
Warningcamp alias Warmyngchamp (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East, 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
See Wit'hdeane (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612] B.C.).
Warninglid alias Warningleed alias Wardyngled (Manor).
See Truly (Trin., 23 Hen. VIII. [1531]).
Thomas Brygham and Thomas Austen, plaintiff's, and Thomas
Novell, kt., Robert Southwell, kt., Master or Keeper of the Rolls of
Chancery, and Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of WARDYNGLED
and tenements in Slaugham and Wardyngled quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Thomas Brygbam (Hil., 33 Hen. VIII. [1541-2]).
See Ifteld (Manor) (Mich., 34 Hen. VIII. [1542] B.C.).
John Agate and Robert Marleborough, plaintiff's, and Thomas
Brygham and Joan his wife, and Thomas Austen, deforciants Manor
of WARDYNGLED and tenements in Slaugham and Wardyngled quit-
claimed to plaintiff's, who grant to Thomas Austen and heirs 55 ac.
land, parcel of said manor (Hil., 3 & 4 Ed. VI. [1549-50]).
Edmund Michell and Thomas Lotherson, plaintiffs, and Richard
Blower and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of WARNINGLEED and
tenements in Warningleed, Twyneham, Shermanbury, Chestham and
Cuckfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edmund Michell
(Mich., 23 Ch. II. [1671]).
Thomas Ellis, gent., plaintiff, and Mary Blower, wid., deforciant
Manor of WARNINGLEED and tenements in Slaugham, Warningleed,
Hendfeild, Chestham, Shermanbury, Twyneham and Cuckfeild, quit-
claimed toplaintiffeu\d heirs (Hil., 3 and 4 Ja. II. [1687-8]).
Warnlesborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Warpesborne alias Warpysborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Wartling (Advowson of Church).
Thomas Cressey, esq., plaintiff, and William Codrington and Sarah
470 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of WARTLYNG quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Wartling alias Watling (Advowson of Vicarage).
See Battle (Manor) (Mich., 8 Geo. I. [1721]).
Wartling (Manor).
See Dallington (Manor) (East., 2 Eliz. [1560]).
See Boreham and Rockland (East., 4 Ja. I. [1606] ; Trin., 4 Ja. I.
[1606]).
See Kendall (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617]).
See Boreham aud Rockland (East., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
Wartling (Eectory).
Eobert B-osam and John Lancaster, plaintiffs, and John Langham,
bt., Anne Parkins, wid., Jane Parkins, wid., Charles Parkins, esq., and
Beaumont Parkins, esq., deforciants Tenements in Herstmonceux
and rectory of WAHTLYNG, also all tithes annually arising or renewing
in Wartlyng, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert Rosam
(Mich., 9 Geo. I. [1722]).
William Gill, plaintiff, and John Burrell Hayleyand Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Moiety of tenements in Herstmonceux and Wart-
lyng and moiety of three fourth parts of rectory of WARTLING quit-
claimed to plaintiff a,ud heirs (East., 2 Geo. IV. [1821]).
Washington (Free Warren).
See Shipley (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Washington (Manor).
Edward Caryll, esq., Thomas Mychell, gent., and Thomas Churchar,
gent., plaintiffs, and Philip, Earl of Arrur.dell. and Anne his wife,
Thomas, Lord Howard, William Howard alias William, Lord Howard,
and William Dyx, esq., deforciants Manor of WASHYNGTON and
tenements in Washyngton, Fyndon, Horsham, Ashyngton and Thake-
ham alias Thackhaui, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward
Caryll Warranted against said Earl and heirs, against the Queen, her
heirs and successors, against Thomas Howard and William Howard
and their heirs, and against all other claimants (East., 29 Eliz.
[1587]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
See Knepp (Manor) (Mich., 1657).
Arthur Mant, plaintiff, and Frederick William Frankland, esq.,
andKatherine Margaret his wife, deforciants Manor of WASHINGTON
and tenements in Findon, Washington and Sullington, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 3 Will. IV. [1832]).
Waspborne (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Watling (Advowson of Vicarage). See
HENHY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Wayneham (Manor). See Wenham. ,
Weeke (Manor). See Wick.
Welchys (Manor). See Walshes.
Wells (Manor).
Stephen Horley, plaintiff, and John Hussey, esq., and Mary Ms
wife, deforciants Manor of WELLE and tenements in Hechyngfeild
alias Hitchingfeld quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 31 Eliz.
[1588-9]).
Wells (Manor Annual Rent).
John Mitchell, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Husee, esq., and
Cristiana his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 20 issuing out of
manor of WELLS quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 24 Ch. II.
[1671-2]).
John Cheale, esq., plaintiff, and Elizabeth Mills, wid., and
Edmund Mills and Mary his wife, deforciants Annual rent of 20
issuing out of manor of WELLS quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 8 Geo. II. [1734]).
Weltham (Manor). See WicTcTiam.
Wenham alias Wayneham alias Weynham alias Wenham
and Ryland (Manor).
See Harting (Manor) (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
See South Harting (Manor) (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz. [1572]).
John Eord, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Fortescue, esq., and
Dorothy his wife, and John Fortescue, esq., deforciants Moiety of
manor of WENHAM alias WENHAM and RYLAND, and tenements in
Wenham, Ryland, Slade, Rake, Chithurst, Rogate and West Hartyng,
quitclaimed to plaintiff xnA. heirs (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3]).
Peter Beconsawe, gent., and Benjamin Beconsawe, gent., plaintiffs,
and Edmund Eord, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
WEYNHAM and tenements in Weynham, Rogate and Harting, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Peter Beconsawe (East., 5 Ja. I.
[1607]).
Martin Tichborne, esq., Peter Beconsawe, esq., and Benjamin
Beconsawe, gent., plaintiffs, and Edmund Eord, gent., and Mary his
wife, deforciants Manor of WEYNHAM and tenements in Weynham,
Rogate and Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Martin
Tichborne (Hil., 7 Ja. I. [1609-10]).
Peter Beconsawe, gent., and Benjamin Beconsawe, gent., plaintiffs,
and Edmund Ford, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
WEYNHAM alias WENHAM and tenements in Weynham alias Wenh;im,
Rogate and Harting, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Peter
Beconsawe (East., 14 Ja. I. [1616] ; Mich., 16 Ja. 1. [1618]).
472 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Stynt, esq., and William Duneumb, gent., plaintiff's, and
George Duncumb, esq., and Charity his wife, deforciants Manor of
"VVEX HAM and tenements in Wenham, Rogate and Harting, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Stynt (East., 1650).
Lewis Buckle, esq., plaintiff, and George Duncumb, esq., and
Martha his wife, deforciants Manor of WENHAM and tenements in
Harting and Rogate quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 4 Will.
& Mary [1692]).
Wepham (Manor).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bury (Manor) (Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570] D.C.).
Wephurst (Manor).
See Telding (East., 28 Eliz. [1586] ; East., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
Werd alias Werth (Manor) in Brightling.
Richard Glyd, plaintiff, and Robert, Viscount Lisle, and Barbara
his wife, and Robert Sidney, kt., deforciants Manor of WEED alias
WERTH and tenements in Brightling, Wynhamford and Burwash,
quitclaimed to plaintiff &n& heirs (Trin., 17 Ja. I. [1619]).
'West Angmering (Advowson of Vicarage). See Angmering.
See Parham (Mano*) (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
See East Angmering (Advowson) (Hil., 2 Will. IV. [1832]).
West Angmering (Manor).
See Parham (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
West Bayley Portion in Cuckfleld (Tithes). See Cuckfield.
Westbourne (Advowson, Hundred, Manor and Rectory). See
Bourne.
Westbrooke near Bourne (Manor).
See Cocking (Manor) (Trin., 26 Eliz. [1584]).
Edward Dann, plaintiff, and John Butler, gent., deforciant
Manor of WESTBUOOKE and tenements in Westbourn quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 46 Geo. III. [1806]).
Westburton (Manor).
See Pallingnam (Mich., 4 & 5 Eliz. [1562]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Westbury (Lands Annual Rent).
See S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Forest) (Mich., 4 Geo. I. [1717]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 473
Westdean (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundcl (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
See Bourne (Manor) (Hil., 25 Eliz. [1582-3]).
Richard Lewkenor, esq., plaintiff, und John Luniley, kt., Lord
Lumley, deforciant Manor of WESTEDEANE alias WESTEDENE and
tenements in Westedeane alias Westedene quitclaimed to plaintffi&nd
heirs (Hil., 31 Eliz. [1588-9]).
John Stoue, esq., William G-uidott, esq., and Henry May, esq.,
plaintiffs, and Bulstrode Peachy Knight, esq., and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciant s Manors of WEST DEANE alias WESTEDENE, STOUGHTON,
SAYES-COURT, TAWKESHOLD, PRESTON, MUNCTON, LIMISTER alias
LEOMINSTEH and BURDUM alias BUUDHAM, and tenements in West-
deane alias Westdene, Winden, Haydowne, Wynendeanes, Stoughton,
Westbourne, East Marden, Sayes-Court, Tawkeshold, Burdum alias
Burdham, Chilgrove, Binderton, Muncton, Bentworth, Limister alias
Leominster, Arundell and Green, co. Sussex, arid tenements in Old
Jewry and S. Bartholomew the Less, co. London, and manors of
Chawton, Alton, Eastbrooke, Truncheaunts, Abbotts-Barton alias
Hyde-Barton, Steventon alias Stevington and Shalden, and advowsons
of churches of Steventon alias Stevington and Chawton, co. South-
ampton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Stone (Trin.,
12 Geo. 1. [1726] D.C.).
Westdean alias Earlscourt (Manor and Advowson of Church).
Nicholas Tufton, James Burton, Robert Heth, John Staple and
G-eorge Warnet, plaintiffs, and William Seger, deforciant Manor of
WESTDENE and tenements in Westdene, Exet, Hethfeld and Biirwyssh,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Robert Heth (Mich., 23
Hen. VIII. [1531]).
Richard Abrooke, plaintiff, and William Seger, gent., deforciant
Manor of WESTDEANE alias EARLES-COURT and tenements and view of
frank pledge in \VESTDEANE, FRYSTON and HAYLSHAM, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
William Thomas, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Bray, gent., defor-
ciant Manors of WESTDEANE and EARLSCOURT and tenements in
Westdeane and Exceat, also advowson of church of WESTDEANE, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2]).
Westdean (Tithes).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
See Ditchling (Manor) (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
Westdean (View of Frank Pledge).
See Westdean alias Earlscourt (Trin., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Westergate (Manor). See Gates alias Westergate.
Westerton (Manor).
See Halnaker (Manor) (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII. [1536]).
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
West Esewrith (Hundred). See Esewrith.
Westfield (Manor).
James Oxindeu, kt., plaintiff, and Thomas Peirs, esq., deforciant
Manors of WESTFIELD, DETCHAM, GOTELEY, G-ATECOURT and KNOLL,
and tenements in Westfield, Pett, Northiam, Hollington, Ewhursr,
Oare, Bread, Faireleigh and S. Leonard, S. Clement and All Saints in
Hastings, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
Henry Oxinden, esq., plaintiff', and Thomas Peirs, bt., James
Oxinden, kt., deforciants Manors of WESTFEILD, DETCHAM, GOTELEY
and KNOLL, and tenements in Westfeild, Northyam, Ewhurst, Fare-
leigh, Hollington, Saint Leonard, Pett and Oare, quitclaimed to
plaintiff" and heirs (East., 1649).
George Courthopp, kt., George Courthopp, esq., Henry Oxenden.
kt., and Nathaniel Johnson, gent., plaintiff's, and Thomas Piers, bt.,
and Thomas Piers, esq., deforciants Manor of WESTFEILD and tene-
ments in Westfeild, Oare, Pett, Hollington, Eaireleigh, Gesling and
Northyam, co. Sussex, and tenements in Seale and Kemsing, co. Kent,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of George Courthopp, kt. (Trin.,
21 Ch. II. [1669] B.C.).
Thomas Jenkiu, esq., plaintiff', and George Piers, bt., and Sarah
his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTFEILD and tenements in West-
feild and Oare quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Trin., 11 Anne
[1712]).
Abel Alleyu, esq., plaintiff, and George Piers, bt.. and Thomas
Piers, esq., deforciants Manor of WESTFEILD and tenements in
Westfeild, Oare, Pett, Fairleigh and Gestling, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 6 Geo. I. [1719]).
Michael Eichards, esq., plaintiff, and Abel Alleyn, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTFEILD and tenements
in Westfeild, Oare, Pett, Fairleigh and Gestling, co. Sussex, and
tenements in Westerham, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs
(East., 7 Geo. 1. [1721J-D.C.).
John Lade, esq., plaintiff, and John Hynde Cotton, bt., and
Margaret his wife, John Knight, esq., and Anne his wife, and Elizabeth
Elliot, wid., deforciants Manor of WESTFIELD and tenements in
Westfield, Oare, Pett, Fairleigh and Gestling, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 1 & 2 Geo. II. [1728]).
George Children, esq., plaintiff, and William Gordon, clerk, and
Anne his wife, John Weiihain Lewis, esq., William Markwick, esq., and
John Hoper, gent., deforciants Manor of WESTFIELD and tenements
in Westfield, Ore, Fairlight, Guestling, Saint Clements in Hasting
and All Saints in Hasting, quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (Hi!.,
42 Geo. III. [1802]).
Westfield. (Eectory and Advowson of Church).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 475
Westfield (Tithes).
See S. Leonard alias S. Leonard's (Manor and Free Chapel) (Hil.,
40 Eliz. [1597-8]).
West Firle (Manor and Bectory). See Firle.
West Firle (Pasture).
See Amies alias Levetts (East., 6 Eliz. [1504] ; Mich., 10 Ch. I.
[1634]).
West Grinstead alias West Grinsted (Advowson of Church).
Richard Blunt, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Sherley, esq., deforciant
Advowsou of church of WESTGRENSTED quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 44 Eliz. [1602]).
See West Grinstead (Manor) (Hil., 4 Ja. I. [1606-7] ; Trin.,
6 Ja. I. [1608] ; Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2] ; East., 5 Ch. I. [1629] ;
Mich., 11 Ch. I. [1635] ; Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637] ; Hil., 1657).
John Ellis, gent., plaintiff, and John Woodward, clerk, and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of WEST
GRINSTED quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 15 Geo. III.
[1775]).
Thomas Woodward, esq., plaintiff, and William Peckbam Wood-
ward, clerk, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements in the
Close of the cathedral church of Chichester, Weeke alias Kumbleswick
alias Rumboldsweek and Brighthelmstone, and advowson of church of
WEST GRINSTED, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Mich., 50 Geo. III.
[1809]).
West Grinstead alias West Grinsted (Manor and Park).
Nicholas Pelham, kt., plaintiff", and Thomas, Duke of Norfolk,
deforciant Manors of WESTGRENSTED, SHOREHAM and SOUNTYNG,
and tenements in Westgrensted, Shoryham and Sountyng, quitclaimed
to plaintiff' and heirs (East., 1 Eliz. [1559]).
John Beard, gent., plaintiff", and George Snelling, kt., and Cicely
his wife, deforciants Manor and park of WESTGRENESTED and tene-
ments in Westgrenested, Launcing and Henfeld, also advowson of
church of WESTGRENESTED, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs (Hil.,
4 Ja. I. [1606-7]).
Abraham Edwards of Lewes, gent., and Abraham Edwards of
Brightlyng, gent., plaintiff's, and Thomas Thornhurst, esq., and
Bar bara his wife, deforciants Tenements in Westgrenested, Launcyng
and Henfeld, and moiety of manor of WESTGRENESTED, and of tene-
ments in Westgrenested, Launcyng and Henfeld, also moiety of
advowson of church of WESTGRENESTED, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of Abraham Edwards of Lewes (Trin., 6 Ja. I. [1608]).
John Wheatley, gent., and John Beard, gent., plaintiffs, and
George Snelling, kt., and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of
WESTGRENESTED and park of WESTGRENESTED, and tenements in
476 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Westgrenested, Launcing and Henfeild. also advowson of church of
WESTGRENESTED, quitclaimed to plaintiffs &\\& heirs of John Wheatley
(Hil., 9 Ja. I. [1611-2]).
John Culpeper, kt., plaintiff, and Sherley Snelling, esq., deforciant
Manor of WESTGRENSTED and tenements in Westgrensted, Lancing
and Hendfeild, and also all tithes of corn, grain and bay to rectory of
MATFEILD belonging, annually arising or renewing, also advowgon of
church of WESTGRINSTED, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
5 Ch. I. [1629]).
John Culpeper, kt., and Anthony Saintleger, esq., plaintiff's, and
Sherley Snelling, esq., deforciant Manor of WESTGRINSTED and
tenements in Westgrinsted, Launcing and Heudfeild, also advowson
of church of WKSTGBINSTED, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
John Culpeper (Mich., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
William Pord, kt., and John Newport, esq., plaintiffs, and Sherley
Snelling, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of WEST-
GEINSTED and tenements in Westgrinsted, also advowson of church of
WESTGUTNSTED, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Ford
(Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
John Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Phelip, Lady Morley and Mount-
eagle, wid., Kichard Mille, gent.. John Sumpner, gent., and Giles
Travers, deforciants Manor of WEST GRINSTED and tenements in
West Grinsted, and advowson of church of AEST GRINSTED, quit-
claimed to plaintiff KQ&. heirs (Hil., 1657).
Westham alias Peeling (Advowson of Church and Vicarage).
See Hiclielham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7]; Mich., 1650;
Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
Westham alias Peeling (Manor).
See BuckJiurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1010-1] D.C.).
See Folkington (Manor) (Triu., 18 Ja. I. [1620]).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7]; Mich., 1650;
Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
Westham alias Peeling (Rectory).
John Hercy, esq., and Edward Lynsey, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas, Earl of Dorset, Lord High Treasurer of England, deforciant
Tenements in Westham, Pevensey and Peling, and rectory of
WESTHAM, and all tithes of grain annually arising or renewing in
Westham, settled on Thomas, Earl of Dorset, and heirs (Trin., 4 Ja. I.
[1606]).
See Folkington (Manor) (Trin., 18 Ja I. [1620]).
See Michelham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
viii. TO WILLIAM iV. 47
-
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7] ; Mich., 1650;
Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
Westhampnett (Manor).
Thomas Devenyssh, esq., and Anne his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard
Ryman, gent., and Joan his wife, deforciants Manors of WEST-
HAMPTENET, POTT, TADEHAM and CfiYMSHAM, and tenements in
Westhamptenet, Pott, Eseborne, Pagham and Midhurst, granted to
Thomas Devenyssh and Anne, and heirs of their bodies, remainder
to heirs of body of said Anne, in default, reversion to said Joan
and her heirs (East., 20 & 21 Hen. VIII. [1529]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Henry Walrond, esq., one of the six clerks in Chancery, plaintiff,
and William Devenyssh, esq., and Cicely his wife, deforciants Moiety
of manor of WEST HAMPNETT and tenements in West Hampnett,
Boxe, Kyrford and City of Chichester, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Henry Walrond, esq., one of the six clerks in Chancery, plaintiff',
and William Devenysh, esq., deforciant Manor of WESTHAMPNETT
and tenements in Westhampnett, Boxe alias Boxgraue, Kirford and
City of Chichester, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 26 Eliz.
[1584]).
William Cawley, gent., plaintiff, and William Walrond, esq., and
Susan his wife, deforciants -Manor of WESTHA.MPNETT and tenements
in Westhampnett, Boxgrave, Kerdford and City of Chichester, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1 Ch. I. [1625]).
Westhampnett (Rectory and Advowson of Vicarage).
Toby Langham, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Pel ham, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Moiety of third part of rectory of
WESTHAMPNETT, and advowson of moiety of vicarage of WESTHAMP-
NETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 44 & 45 Eliz.
[1602]).
Richard Earron and John Wyatt, plaintiff's, and John Clarke alias
Passhe, deforciant Third part of rectory of WESTHAMPNETT alias
WESTHAMPTNETT and tenements in Westhampnett alias Westhampt-
nett quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Barron (Hil.,
5 Ja. I. [1607-8]).
Toby Langhatn, plaintiff, and Joan Stunt, deforciant Moiety of
tenements in S. Pancras near City of Chichester, and moiety of third
part of rectory of WESTHAMPNETT, also advowson of moiety of
vicarage of WESTHAMPNETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
6 Ja. I. [1608]).
John Chapman, plaintiff, and Toby Langham and Agnes his wife,
John Clarke alias Pasche and Mary his wife, and Richard Barron,
deforciants Tenements in Oving and rectory of WESTHAMPNETT, also
47B SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
advowson of vicarage of WESTHAMPNETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Abraham Chapman, plaintiff, and John Chapman, esq., and George
Musgrave, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Tenements in
Hampnett alias West Hampnett, Oving and North Bersted, and
rectory of WESTHAMPNETT, also advowson of vicarage of WEST
HAMPNETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 1652).
Cavendish Weedon, esq., and Edmund Perke, gent., plaintiffs, and
Abraham Chapman, esq., and Cicely his wife, John Chapman, gent.,
his sou and heir-apparent, Samuel Shelton, esq., Matthew Johnson,
esq., and John Lawrence, esq., deforciants Tenements in Hampnet
alias Westhampnett and Oveing. and rectory of WESTHAMPNET, also
advowson of vicarage of WESTHAMPNET, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Cavendish Weedon (Mich., 35 Ch. II. [1683]).
William Pulteney, kt.. and John Pulteney, esq., plaintiffs, and
Abraham Chapman, esq., and Cicely his wife, deforciants Teiiements
in Hampnet alias Westhampnet and Oveing, and rectory of WEST-
HAMPNET, also advowson of vicarage of WESTHAMPNETT, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of William Pulteney (Trin., 4 Ja. II. [1688]).
John Ward, esq., plaintiff, and Hugh Eeason, esq., and Anne his
wife, deforciants Tenements in Hampnet alias Westhampnet and
Oveing, and rectory of WESTHAMPNET, also advowson of vicarage of
WESTHAMPNET, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 7 Anne
[1708]).
Adam Cardennell, esq., plaintiff, and Hugh Reason, esq., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Tenements in Hampnet alias Westhampnett
and Oving, and rectory of WESTHAMPNETT, also advowson of vicarage
of WESTHAMPNETT, quitclaimed to plaintiff* a.n& heirs (East., 1 Geo. I.
[1715]).
Thomas Gibson, esq., and Henry Jacomb, gent., plaintiffs, and
William, Lord Talbot, and Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in
Hampnett alias Westhampnett and Oving, and rectory of WEST
HAMPNETT, and also advowson of vicarage of WEST HAMPNET, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Gibson (Hil., 15 Gfeo. II.
[1741-2]).
Westhampnett (Tithes).
See Mid Lavant (Manor) (East., 19 Geo. III. [1779]).
West Harting (Free Warren).
See West Harting (Mich., 32 & 33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
West Harting alias Westhartyng (Manor). See Harting.
Thomas Hoode, plaintiff, and Anthony Wyndesor, kt., deforciant
Moiety of manor of WESTHARTYNG, and moiety of tenements in
Westhartyng, Southehartyng and Rogatt, settled on Anthony
"BETSTRY viii. TO WILLIAM iv.
Wyndesor for his life, remainder to Joan Wyndesor, wife of Anthony,
for her life, remainder to Anthony Wyndesor, junior, sou of said
Anthony Wyndesor, kt., and heirs of his body, remainder to Onora
Wyndesor, one of the daughters of said Anthony Wyndesor the father,
and heirs of her body, remainder to Edith Wyndesor, another daughter
of said Anthony Wyndesor the father, and heirs of her body, remainder
to Constance Ryche, another daughter of said Anthony Wyndesor the
father, and heirs of her body, remainder to right heirs of Anthony
Wyndesor the father (Trin., 2 Ed. VI. [1548]).
Edmund Ford, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Wyudesor, esq., and
Eleanor his wife, deforciants Moiety of manor of WfiSTHABTYN'e and
tenements in Westhartyng, Southhartyng and Rogate, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 3 Ed. VI. [1549]).
Ralph Hensley, gent., and John Moyses, plaintiffs, and John
Cresseweller, gent., and Matilda his wife, deforciants Manor of
WESTHARTYNG and tenements in Southhartyng and Westhartyng,
settled on John Cresseweller and Matilda during their lives and the
longer liver of them, remainder to William Cresseweller, gent., their
son, remainder to John Cresseweller, junior, another son, remainder
to Augustin Cresseweller, and heirs of his body (East., 2 & 3 Ph. &
Mary [1556]).
Edmund Ford, esq., plaintiff, and Anthony Wyndesor, esq., and
Joan his wife, and Lady Joan Wyndesor, wid., deforciants Moiety of
manor of WESTHARTYNG and tenements in Westhartyng, Southhartyng
and Rogate, settled on Joan Wyndesor, wid., during her life, remainder
to Edmund Ford and heirs (East., 1 Eli/. [1559]).
See Hurting (Manor) (Mich., 2 & 3 Eliz. [1560] B.C. ; East.,
10 Eliz. [1568]).
See South Harting (Manor) (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz. [1572]).
Francis Fortescue, esq., and Dorothy his wife, plaintiffs, and
John Ford, esq., and Magdalen his wife, deforciants Manor of
WESTHARTYNG and tenements in Westharting, South Harting, East-
harting and Rogate, and hundred of DEMPFORD, and view of frank
pledge in WESTHAHTYNG, SOUTH HARTYNG, EAST HARTYNG, ROGATE,
PROVANDER, CHITHURST, TYRWICK, TROTTON, ELSTED, TRAYFFORD and
DYDLYNG, also advowsou of church of SOUTH HARTYNG and moiety
of markets or fair at ROGATE, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Dorothy Fortescue (East., 25 Eliz. [1583]).
William TufEyn, gent., and William Shaw, plaintiffs, and Francis
Fortescue, esq., and Dorothy his wife, and Edmund Fortescue, gent.,
his son and heir-apparent, deforciants Manor of WEST HARTYNG and
tenements in West Hartyng, South Hartyng, East Hartyng, Rogate,
Provander, Chythurst, Tyrwyck, Trotton, Elsted, Trayfford and Dyd-
lyng, also advowson of church of SOUTH HARTYNG and moiety of
markets or fair at ROGATE, co. Sussex, and manors of Fawborne,
Blunts-Hall and More-Hall, co. Essex, and third part of manor of
Trutnpyngton, co. Cambridge, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
William Shaw (East., 26 Eliz. [1584] D.C.).
480 SUSSEX MA.NORS IN THE FEEt OF FINES.
Edward Caryll, esq., plaintiff, and Edmund Fortescue, esq., and
Isabel his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTHARTYNG, also free warren
in WEST HARTYNG, SOUTH HARTYKG, EAST HARTYNG, VYNYNG and
ROGATE, and hundred of DEMPFORD and view of frank pledge in WEST-
HARTYNG, SOUTH HARTYNG, EAST HARTYNG, ROGATE, PROVANDER,
CHITHURST, TYRWICK, TROTTON, ELSTED, THAYFORD and DYDLYNG,
also advowson of church of SOUTH ARTYNG and moiety of markets or
fair at ROGATE, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted
against said Edmund Fortescue and Isabel and heirs of Edmund,
against heirs of Francis Fortescue, esq., deceased, his father, and
against heirs of Dorothy Forteseue, deceased, his mother (Mich.,
32 &33 Eliz. [1590]).
Edward Caryll, esq., plaintiff", and John Forteseue, esq., and Eliza-
beth his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTHAIITYNG and tenements in
Westhartyng, Southhartyng, Eastliartyng, Vynyng and Rogate, quit-
claimed to plaintiff &\\&. heirs (East., 34 Eliz. [1592]).
Edward Carryll, esq., plaintiff, and William Cresweller, junior,
gent., deforciant Manor of WESTHARTYNG and tenements in Hartyng
and Westhartyng quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted
against said William Cresweller and heirs, and against William Cres-
weller, gent., his father, and heirs (Trin., 41 Eliz. [L599]).
Edward Caryll, kt., plaintiff, and William Cresweller, gent., and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTHARTYNG and tenements
in Hartyng, Southarting and Westhartyug, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 2 Ja. 1. [1604-5]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Thomas Lowre, esq., and Richard Scutt, gent., plaintiffs, and John
Caryll the elder, esq., and John Caryll the younger, esq., defcrciants
Manors of WESTHARTING and MERSTON and tenements in West
Hartiug, Rogate, Trotton, Terwick, Treford and Elsted, also rectory of
SUMPTING, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Lowre
(Mich., 1652).
John Jolliffe, esq., plaintiff, and John Caryll, esq., and Dorothy
his wife, deforciants Manor of WEST HARTING and hundred of
DUMFORD alias DUMPFORD alias DEMPFORD. and tenements in Hart-
ing, Roegate, Trotton, Chithurst, Turweek, Elsted, Didling, Dumford
and Treyford, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 30 Greo. II.
[1757]).
West Harting (View of Frank Pledge).
See West Harting (Manor) (East., 25 Eliz. [1583] ; Mich., 32 &
33 Eliz. [1590]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610] ; Trin., 9 Ja. I.
[1611]).
Westhoadly (Rectory). See West not nly.
Westholt (Forest).
See Arundel (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 481
Westhothly (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborouffh (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Westhothly (Manor).
See Horsted-Keynes (Manor) (East., 40 Eliz. [1598]).
Westhothly (Rectory and Manor of Rectory).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
Ralph Drake, gent., plaintiff, and John Browne, gent., and Jane
his wife, deforciants Tenements and two parts of rectory of WEST-
HOTHLY alias WESTIIOADLY, also all tithes of corn, grain and hay to
said rectory belonging, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 4 Will.
& Mary [1092]).
John Gryles, kt., and Francis Gyles, plaintiffs, and John Browne,
gent., and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of rectory of WEST-
HOTHLY alias WESTHOADLY, and tenements in Westhothly alias West-
hoadly, also rectory of WESTHOTHLY alias WESTHOADLY, and all
tithes of corn, grain and hay annually arising or renewing in West-
hothly alias Westhoadiy, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Gyles (Trin., 7 Will. III. [1695]).
Westhothly (View of Frank Pledge).
See Walsted (Manor) (Hil., 1 Will. & Mary [1689-90] B.C.).
Westlands (Messuage) in Petworth.
Humphrey Jewkes, gent., plaintiff, and William Parson and Mary
his wife, deforciants Messuage and lands in Petworth called WEST-
LANDS, PBA.VELLS, GBEENHILL and HILLCBOFTS, quitclaimed to
plaintiff* a,nd. heirs (Hil., 2 & 3 Ja. II. [1686-7]).
W^est Lavant (Advowson of Church).
See Halnaker (Manor) (East., 4 Anne [1705] B.C.).
West Lavant (Manor).
John French and Edmund Hyder, plaintiffs, and Thomas Morfytt
alias Morfford, gent., deforciants Manor of WESTLAVENT and tene-
ments in Westlavent and Middellavent settled on Thomas Morfytt
for one month, remainder to Thomas Morfytt and Joan his wife,
remainder to heirs of Thomas Morfytt by Joan, remainder to right
heirs of Thomas Morfytt (Mich., 4 & 5 Phil. & Mary [1558]).
Jasper Horsey, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Morffytt alias Mor-
fford, gent., deforciant Manor of WESTLAVENT and tenements in
Westlavent and Middellavent quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(East., 14 Eliz. [1572]).
George Fenner, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Morfytt alias Morford,
deforciant Manor of WESTLAVANT and tenements in Estlavant, West-
lavant and Mvddellavant, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East ,
17 Eliz. [1575]).
VOL. XX. I I
482 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Edward Horsey, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Morfytt alias Morford,
deforciant Manor of WESTLAVANT and tenements in Westlavant,
Mydellavant and Estlavant, quitclaimed to plaintiff 'and heirs (Mich.,
18 & 19Eliz. [1576]).
John Morley, kt., plaintiff, and Henry Wallopp, kt., and Elizabeth
his wife, deforciants Manor of WEBTLAVAKT alias WESTLOVENT and
tenements in Westlavant alias Westlovent quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 3 Ja. I. [1605-6]).
Stephen Yeoman, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Leigh, esq., and
Emma his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTLAVANT quitclaimed to
plaintiff 'and heirs (East., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
G-eorge Nevill, gent., plaintiff, and Michael Harvey, esq., and
Agnes his wife, deforciants Tenements in Dunsfold, co. Surrey, and
manor of WESTLAVANT and tenements in Westlavant and Eastlavaiit,
co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 2L & 22 Ch. II.
[1669-70] D.C.).
John Miller, esq., plaintiff, and Michael Hervey, esq., and Agnes
his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTLAVANT and tenements in West-
lavant and Eastlavant quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 3 Anne
[1704-5]).
West Marden (Common of Pasture).
See Upmarden (Manor) (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
West Marden (Manor).
See PasUey alias Hartfield-Pashley (Hil., 24 Hen. VIII. [1532-3]
B.C.).
John Hewson, plaintiff, and Richard Browne, esq., deforciant
Manor of WESTMABDEN and tenements in AVestmarden, Upmarden,
Comptoii and Bourne, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 19 &
20Eliz. [1577]).
Thomas Grene, plaintiff, and John Hewson and Joan, his wife, and
John Howe and Dorothy his wife, deforciants Manor of WEST-
MABDEN and tenements in Westmarden, Borne, Upmarden and
Coinpton, quitclaimed to plain tiff and heirs (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]).
Arthur Bayly, gent., plaintiff, and William Peckham, esq., and
Mary his wife, deforciants -Fourth part of manor of WESTMAEDEN
and tenements in Upmarden quitclaimed to plain tiff and heirs (Mich.,
5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
John Butler, plaintiff, and John Marden and Rose his wife, defor-
ciants Tenements in Westmarden and Upmarden and moietv of
manor of WESTMABDEN quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil.,
13 G-eo. I. [1726-7]).
John Shales, esq., plaintiff, and Elizabeth Bayly, deforciant
Moiety of manor of WESTMABDEN and tenements in Dpmarden quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 9 & 10 Geo. 11. [1736]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 483
West Marden (Kectory).
See Compton (Rectory) (East., 43 Eliz. [1601] ; Mich., 9 G-eo. II.
[1735] ; HiL, 24 Geo. II. [1750-1]).
Westmeston (Advowson of Church).
See Suttinffhill (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] D.C.).
Richard Rideout, plaintiff, and Thomas Lane, esq., and Mary his
wife, deforciants Advowson of churcli of WESTMESTON alias WEST-
MYNTON quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 45 Geo. 111. [1805]).
Henry Campion, esq., plaintiff, and George Courthope the
younger, esq., and Amelia his wife, deforciants Advowson of church
of WESTMESTON alias WESTMYNSTON and tenements in S. Michael,
All Saints and S. Peter and S. Mary Westout alias S. Anne in Lewes,
and S. John the Baptist Southover near Lewes, and also tithes of corn,
grain and hay yearly arising and renewing from lands in S. Peter and
S. Marv Westout alias S. Anne in Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiff'
and heirs (Trin., 2 Geo. IV. [1822]).
Westmeston (Free Warren).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Westmeston (Manor).
See Herstmonceux (Castle) (Hil., 6 Eliz. [1563-4] B.C.).
See JSuttinffhill (Hundred) (Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571] D.C.).
See Hurstperpoint (Manor) (East., 24 Eliz. [1582]).
Walter Doble, senior, gent., plaintiff', and Anne Goring, wid., and
George Goring, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of
WESTMYSTON alias WESTMESTON and STEETE alias STREAT and tene-
ments in Westmyston alias Westmeston, Strete alias Streat,
Dychening alias Dycheling, Newyck, Lyndfeild, Chaylev alias
Chayleygh, Plompton, Erthingligh and Westhothligh, also advovvsons
of churches of WESTMYSTON alias WESTMESTON and STRETE alias
STREAT, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 5 Ja. I. [1607-8]).
See Street (Manor) (Trin., 1654 j Mich., 13 Ch. II. [1661] ; Hil.,
32 Geo. III. [1750]).
Westmeston (Manor Annual Rent).
See Hurstpsrpoint (Manor Annual Rent) (East., 42 Eliz. [1599
1600]).
Westmeston alias Stantons (Manor).
See Truly (Trin., 23 Hen. VIII. [1531]).
Richard Bellyngham, esq., and John Mychelborne, plaintiffs, and
Thomas Nevyle, kt., Robert Sowthwell, esq., and Margaret his wife,
deforciants Manors of WESTMESTON, TREWLEY, ABBARTON and
SOWTHWYKE, and tenements in Westmeston, Abbarton, Southwyke,
Kyngeston near Shorham, Woodmancote, Henfeld and Bedyng, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Richard Bellyngham (Kast
31 Hen. VIII. [1540]).
i i 2
484 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Richard AVhorewood and Roger Barney, plaintiff's, and John
Michelborne, senior, and John Michelborne, junior, deforciants
Manor of WESTMESTON alias STANTONS and tenements in Westmeston,
Lyndefeld and Stamer, settled on John Michelborne, senior, remainder
to John Michelborne, junior, and heirs male of his body, remainder to
Thomas Michelborne and heirs male of his body, remainder to Edward
Michelborne and heirs male of his body, remainder to Richard Michel-
borne, junior, and heirs male of his body, remainder to right heirs of
said Thomas Michelborne (Mich., 2 & 3*Phil. & Mary [1555]).
Walter Dobell, esq., and Sarah his wife, plaintiff's, and William
Juxon, kt. and bt., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
WESTMESTON and tenements in Westmeston, Stammore, Wevelsfeild,
Chaley and Lingfeild, also moiety of manor of MIDLETON and tene-
ments in Westmeston, Stammore, Chalev and Lingefeild, quitclaimed
to plaintiff's and heirs of Walter Dobell (Trin., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
Thomas Bard, plaintiff, and Walter Dobell, esq., and Sarah his
wife, deforciants Manor of WESTMESTON alias STANTONS and tene-
ments in Westmeston, Stanmore, Wevelsfeild, Chaley and Lingfeild,
also moiety of manor of MIDDLETON, quitclaimed to plaintiff 1 and
heirs (Trin., 26 Ch. II. [1674]).
"Westmeston (Manor). See Wiston.
Westneston (Manor). See Wiston.
Westout near Lewes (Manor).
See Newtek and Chailey (Manor) (Hil., 13 Eliz. [1570-1]).
William Pix, George Bishop, and Hugh Gladwish, plaintiff's, and
Joseph Chapman and Catherine his wife, deforciants One fourth
part of manor of WESTOUT and one fourth part of tenements in
Waldron, Mayfield, Iford, Lewes S. Thomas in the CJift, S. John
Baptist Southover, and East Guldeford, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of William Pix (Trin., 27 & 28 Geo. II. [1755]).
"West Preston (Manor).
Francis Chaloner and John German, plaintiff's, and John Dowce
and Alice his wife, deforciants Manor of WEST PRESTON and tene-
ments in West Preston, Est Agmeryng, West Agmeryng and
Kyngeston, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Francis Chaloner
(Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Thomas Barnam and Nicholas Clersson, plaintiff's, and Anne
Smyth, wid., deforciant Manors of WEST PRESTON and WTKE and
tenements in Hove, Preston, West Preston, East Angmering, West
Angmeryng, Kyngeston, Rustyngton and Byllyngesherst, settled on
Anne Smyth for her life, remainder as to 1 messuage and lands in
Kingston, parcel of said manor, to Anne Michelborne and heirs of her
body, remainder to Edward Harrys and heirs male of his body,
remainder to Clare Henslow, wife of Ralph Henslow, esq., and heirs
of Clare, and as to manor of WEST PRESTON, remainder to said Edward
viii. TO WILLIAM iV.
Harrys and heirs male of his body, remainder to said Clare and her
heirs, and as to manor of WYKE remainder to Thomas Pound and
heirs of his body, remainder to Kit-hard Pound and heirs of his body,
remainder to said Clare and heirs of her body, remainder to right
heirs of William Pound (Trin., 1 Eliz. [1559]).
Thomas Edwards, gent., and John Baker, plaintiffs, and George
Harrys, gent., deforciant Manor of WEST PRESTON and tenements
in West Preston, Rustyngton, East Angmeryng, West Angmeryng,
Ham, Kyugeston, Launsyng, Brodwater, Wyke, Pulborowe and
Byllyngeshurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John Baker
Wai-ranted as to said manor and tenements in West Preston, Rusting-
ton, East Angmeryng, West Angmeryng, Ham, Kyngeston, Brod-
water, Wyke, Pulborowe and Byllyngeshurst, parcel of said tenements,
to said John and his heirs, against said George and his heirs, and as to
tenements in Launsyng, the residue of said tenements, to said Thomas
and his heirs, against said George and his heirs (East., 30 Eliz.
[1588]).
See Sompting-Abbotts (Manor) (Mich., 21 Geo. II. [1747]).
"West Stoke (Manor). See Stoke.
'West Tarring (Manor). See Terring alias West Tarring.
West Thorney alias West Thorney-Aglands (Manor and
Advowson of Church).
Agnes Bradshawe, wid., plaintiff, and John Stanney, esq., and
Mary his wife, deforciants Tenements in Byrdham and third part of
manor of WEST THORNEY, and third part of advowson of church of
WEST THORNEY, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 36 Hen. VIII.
[1544-5]).
See Densworth (Hil., 6 Ch. I. [1630-1]).
Gregory Norton, bt., and Martha his wife, plaintiff's, and Richard
Fisher and Mary his wife, deforciants Advowson of church of WEST
THORNEY, and moiety of third part of manor of WEST THORNEY-
AGLANDS, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Gregory Norton
(East., 9 Ch. I. [1633]).
Thomas Bickley, gent., plaintiff, and William Baldwyu, gent., and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WESTHORNEY alias WEST-
THORNEY-AGLANDS quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 19 Ch. II.
[1667]).
Susan Peachey, spr., and Margaret Peachey, spr., plaintiffs, and
Richard Goodwin, esq., deforciant Third part of manor of WEST
THQRNEY alias WEST THORNEY-AGLANDS and tenements in Chudham
alias Chidham, Trotton and Elsted, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Susan Peachey (East., 3 Geo. II. [1730]).
West Thorney-Aglands (Manor). See West Thorney.
West Wantley (Manor). See Wantley alias West Wantley.
486 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FlNES.
West Wittering (Common of Pasture).
See Kenor (Trin., 10 Eliz. [1568] ; Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-11]).
West Wolves alias Wolfes (Manor).
Edward Covert, gent., and Peter Churchar, plaintiffs, and Nicholas
Wolff, gent., deforciant Manor of WEST WOLFFES and tenements in
Asshington, Wasshington, Worinyughurst, Shepley, Thakeham and
Bouckton, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward Covert
(Mich., 13 & 14 Eliz. [1571]).
Nicholas Wolfe, junior, gent., plaintiff, and William Strong and
Jane his wife, and Anne Blackstone, deforciants Manor of WEST-
WOLFES and tenements in Ashiugton, Washington, Worminghurst,
Thakeliam, Shipley and Buncton, quitclaimed to plaintiff" and heirs
(Hil., 7 Ja. I. [1609-10]).
Eichard Holmes, gent., plaintiff, and Nicholas Wolfe, gent.,
Robert Leeves, clerk, and Anthony Mason and Anne his wife, defor-
ciants Manor of WOLLFFES alias WEST WOLFES alias WEST
WOOLVES and tenements in Thakeham, Worminghurst, Ashington
and Washington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 21 & 22
Ch. II. [1669-70]).
Robert Lamport, plaintiff, and Robert Edwards and Jane his wife,
deforciants One third part of manor of WOLFES alias WEST WOLVES
and tenements in Thakeham, Warminghurst, Ashingtou and Washing-
ton, quitclaimed to plain tiff and heirs (East., 17 Greo. III. [1777]).
Robert Lamport, plaintiff, and Henry Johnson and Mary his wife,
deforciants Moiety of manor of WOLFES alias WEST WOLFES and
tenements in Washington, Steyning and Seeding alias Seale, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 23 Greo. III. [1782]).
Weynham (Manor). See Wenham.
i
Whalesborne (Hundred).
See Brighthelmston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Whatlington (Manor).
John Webb, esq., plaintiff, and Clement Finch, esq., deforciant
Manor of WHATLINGTON and tenements in Battell and Sedlescombe,
co. Sussex, and tenements in Milton, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7] D.C.).
Nicholas Gouge, Doctor of Physic, and William Grouge, gent.,
plaintiffs, and John Finch, esq., and Mary Finch, wid., deforciants
Manor of WHATLINGTON and tenements in Whatlington, Scelscombe,
Woodplace and Battell, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William
G-ouge (Hil., 1653).
Edward Polhill, esq., plaintiff, and Edmund Coles, gerit., and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manor of WHATLINGTON and tenements in
Battell, Whatlington and Sedlescombe, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 1656).
VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 487
Whiligh alias Wyligh (Manor).
William Morebrege, Peter Maunser, arid Anthony Nash, plaintiffs,
and Robert Hawkysle and Katherine his wife, deforciants Moiety of
manor of WILLTGH and tenements in Tyseherst and Wadeherst, and
moiety of tenements in Tyseherst and Wadeherst, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Peter Maunser "Warranted against John,
Abbot of Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his successors
(Hil., 23 Hen. VIII. [1531-2]).
George Courthopp, gent., plaintiff, and John Courthopp, gent.,
def or eiant Manor of WTLTE and tenements in Tiseherst, Wadherst
and Lamberherst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 10 Ja. I.
[1612]).
John Cordell, kt., and Eobert Cordell, esq., plaintiffs, and George
Courthope, esq., and John Courthope, esq., deforciants Manors of
WTLTE and MOSEHAMES and tenements in Wyly and Mosehames,
Tiseherst, Wadherst, Lamberherst and Itchingham, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of John Cordell (Trin., 19 Ch. I. [1643]).
See Mosenam (East., 26 Ch. II. [1674]).
Laurence Eliot, esq., and Arthur Lake, gent., plaintiffs, and
George Courthop, senior, esq., and Albinia his wife, George Courthop,
junior, esq., and Samuel Oldfeild, esq., deforciants Tenements in
London, and manor of Barnes in Brenchley, also rectory of Brenchley
and advowson of vicarage of Brenchley, co. Kent, and manors of
WHTLIGH alias WTLIGH and MOSEHAMS and tenements in Tiselmrst,
Wadhurst and Lamberhurst, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Laurence Eliot (Mich., 6 Anne [1707] D.C.) .
Whitedean (Manor). See Withdean.
Whitwey alias Whitway (Manor).
See Lordinaton (Mich., 6 Ja. I. [1608] ; East., 21 Ja. I. [1623] ;
Mich., 6 Ch. I. [1630] ; Hil., 12 & 13 Ch. II. [1660-1] D.C. ; Trin.,
36 Ch. II. [1684] D.C. ; East., 2 Will. & Mary [1690]).
Weltham (Manor). See Wickham.
Wichards (Manor). See Hampton-Wichards.
Wick alias Rumboldsweek (Manor). See Rumboldswyke.
Wick alias Wyke (Manor) in Hove and Preston.
See West Preston (Trin., 1 Eliz. [1559]).
Thomas Whyte and Richard Warneford, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Darby, gent., and Anne his wife, Thomas Pound, Richard
Pound, Ralph Henslow and Thomas Henslow, gent, deforciants
Manor of WTKE and tenements in Hove and Preston settled on
Thomas Darby and Anne the w r hole life of Anne, and after her decease,
remainder to Anthony Staplev, gent., and heirs (Mich., 14 & 15 Eliz
[1572]).
488 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Wick alias Wyke alias Weeke (Manor) in Lymister.
John Baker, plaintiff", and John Apsley, esq., and William Apsley,
gent., deforciants Manor of WYKE and tenements in Wyke, Lymister,
Parva-Hampton and Tortington, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 12 & 13 Eliz. [1570]).
See Ecclesden (Manor) (Hil., 1652).
See Donnington (Manor) (East., 1654).
See Ecclesden (Manor) (Trin., 28 Ch. II. [1676] ; East., 12
Will. III. [1700]).
James Colebrooke, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Palmer, esq., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manors of WEEKE alias WYKE,
DONINGTON alias DONNINGTON, KINGSTON and PHESTON alias EAST
PRESTON alias PRESTON-MILLARS, and tenements in Weeke alias
Wyke, Doniugton alias Donniugton, Kingston, Preston alias East
Preston, Lymster alias Leominster alias Lymister, Ferring, East
Angmering, West Angmering, Orfold and Green alias Wisborough
Green, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 9 Geo. I. [1722-3]).
Samuel Lessingham and John Lightfoot, plaintiffs, and James
Colebrooke, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of WICK
alias WEEK alias WEEKE alias WYKE, PRESTON alias EAST PRESTON
alias PRESTON- MILLARS and KINGSTON, and tenements in Wick alias
Week alias Weeke alias Wyke, Lymster alias Leominster alias
Lymister, Preston alias East Preston, West Preston, Kingston,
Eerring, Angmering aUas East Angmering, West Angmering, Orfold,
Green alias Wisborrow Green alias Wisborough Green alias Wish-
borrow Green, Little Hampton and Goring alias Goreing, and tithes
of corn, grain and hay yearly growing or renewing out of premises
aforesaid, also rectory of PTJLBOROUGH and all manner of tithes and
oblations to said rectory belonging, and advowson of church of
PULBOROUGH, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Samuel Lessing-
ham (Trin., 20 & 21 Geo. II. [1747]).
Wick alias Wyke (Manor) in Steyning.
Edmund Mychell and Thomas Ingler, plaintiffs, and Edward
Shurley, gent., deforciant Manor of WYKE and tenements in Stenyng,
which Thomas Shelley, gent., and Mary his wife hold for the life of
Mary of the inheritance of said Edward Shurley, and which after her
death should revert to him and his heirs, settled on Edward Shurley
with divers remainders (parchment decayed) (East., 34 & 35 Hen. VIII.
[1543]).
See Lyons (Manor) (Hil., 35 Hen. VIII. [1543-4]).
William Pellatt, gent., and John Cooke, gent., plaintiff's, and
James Pellatt, deforciant Manor of WYKE and tenements in Steauing
?uitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Pellatt (Mich., 1 Ch. I.
1625]).
Wick alias Wyke and Sands alias Wickensands (Manor).
See Petworth (Honor) (East., 5 & 6 Hen. VIII. [1514] D.C.).
fifiNRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 489
Thomas Berde, plaintiff, and Thomas Sackevyle, K.G., Lord Buck-
herst, and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of WYKENDSAND and
tenements in Woodmaucote, Alborne alias Awborne and Abberton,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and. heirs (East., 32 Eliz. [1590]).
John Ellis, gent., plaintiff, and John Monke, esq., John Stone,
gent., Richard Turner, gent., and Thomas Beard, senior, esq., defor-
ciants Manor of AVrKE and SAKDS alias WICKENSANDS and tenements
in Woodmancote, Alborne and Aberton alias Edberton, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 12 Will. III. [1700]).
Edward Burt, plaintiff, and John Ellis, esq., and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Manor of WYKE and SASTDS alias WICKENSANDS
and tenements in Abertou alias Edberton, Woodmancote and Albourne,
quitclaimed to plaintiff -<m&. heirs (Mich., 4 Anne [1705]).
James Wood, plaintiff, and Edward Burt and Christiana his wife,
deforciants Manor of WICKE alias WICKENSANDS and tenements in
Alborne, Woodmancoat and Ashurst, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 12 G-eo. I. [1725]).
Henry Burtenshaw, gent., plaintiff, and Edward Burt, gent, and
Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of WICKE alias WICKENSA.NDS alias
WICKETSANDS and tenements in Woodmancote, Alborne, Hurstper-
point, Bolney and Abberton alias Edberton, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 33 G-eo. II. [1760]).
Wick alias Wyke (Tithes).
See Donnington (Manor) (East., 1654).
Wick alias Wyke (View of Frank Pledge).
See Felpham (Trin., 11 Ch. I. [1635]).
Wickham (Manor).
See Wakehurst (Trin., 2 Ch. I. [1626]).
Walter Burrell, esq., plaintiff, and William Culpeper, bt., and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manor of WECKHAM and tenements in Clayton,
Kymer, Hurstperpoint and Ardingley, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Mich., 23 Ch. I. [1647]).
Charles Dobell, gent., plaintiff, and William Vinall, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of WICKHAM and tenements in Clayton, Keymer and
Hurstperpoint, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 16 Ch. II
[1664]).
John Bridger, gent., and Francis Zouch, plaintiffs, and William
Vinall, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of WICKHAM
and tenements in Clayton, Keymer, Hurstperpoint, S. Peter, S. Mary
Westout, Southoverand Kingston near Lewes, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of John Bridger (Trin., 3 G-eo. I. [17171).
Wickham (Manor) in Icklesham.
Richard Langhorne, esq., and Thomas Ellwood, gent., plaintiffs,
and Gulielma Maria Springett, deforciant Manor of WICKHAM, also
490 SUSSEX MANORS IN T&E FEET OF FINES.
moiety of manor of KINGSTON- Bower alias KINGSTON-BOWSEY, and
also site of manor of KiNGSTON-Bowcr alias KiNGSTON-BowsET, and
tenements in Icklesham, Kingston-Bowcy, Southwike, Shoreham,
Withihara and Ketherfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Eichard Langhorne (Hil., 23 & 24 Ch. II. [1671-2]).
See Icklesham (Manor) (Hil., 6 Geo. III. [1766] ; East., 39
Geo. III. [1799] ; Mich., 58 Geo. III. [1817]).
Wickham alias Weltham (Manor).
Edward Bellingham, kt., and John Bellingham, gent., plaintiffs,
and William Farnefold, gent., deforciant Manor of WICKHAM and
tenements in Steaning, Scale and Bramber, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Edward Bellingham (Mich., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Edward Bellingham, kt., Thomas Leedes, kt., and John Belling-
ham, gent., plaintiffs, and William Farnfold, gent, and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of WICKHAM and tenements in Stenyng, Seale and
Brainber, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Edward Bellingham
(Trin., 13 Ja. I. [1615]).
See Newtimber (Manor) (Hil., 16 Ja. I. [1618-9]).
John Bellingham, gent., and Kichard Toope, gent., plaintiffs, and
Edward Bellingham, kt., and Thomas Bellingham, esq., deforciants
Manor of WICKHAM and tenements in Steaning, Seale, Bramber and
Henfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Belliugham (Hil.,
17 Ja. I. [1619-20]).
See Newtimber (Manor) (Hil., 16 Ch. 1. [1640-1]).
Francis Watker, gent., and Thomas Gravett, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Bellingham, esq., deforciant Manor of WICKHAM alias
WELTHA.M and tenements in Steaning quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Francis Watker (Mich., 17 Ch. I. [1641]),
Wigden (Manor). See Withdean.
Wiggenholt (Advowson of Church).
See Parham (Manor) (East., 43 Eliz. [1601]).
See Grcatham (Advowson) (East., 15 Geo. II. [1742]).
Wiggenholt alias Wigenholt (Manor).
See Bargham-Beawcy (Trin., 22 Hen. VIII. [1530] B.C.).
See Parham (Manor) (East., 43 Eliz. [160 L]).
Thomas Bisshoppe, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Palmer, kt., and
Alice his wife, and Thomas Palmer, esq., deforciants Manor of
WIGENHOLT and tenements in Wigenholt quitclaimed to plaintiff and.
heirs (Hil., 44 Eliz. [1601-2]).
John Monke, gent., plaintiff, and Anthony Bustard, esq., and
Dorothy his wife, and John Palmer, esq., deforciants Manor of
WYGENHOLT and tenements in Storington, Pulborowe, Wygenholt,
Hytchingfeld, Slynfold, Billingsherst and Gretham, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs Warranted against said Anthony Bustard and
fiENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV.
Dorothy and their heirs, and against heirs of Thomas Palmer, kt.,
deceased (Mich., 13 Ja. I. [1615]).
See Parham (Manor) (Triu., 3 Ch. I. [1627]).
William Mill and Nicholas Moncke, gent., plaintiff's, and John
Moncke, esq., def or Giant Manor of WIGENHOLT and tenements in
Storrington, Pulborowe, Wygenholt, Hitchingfeld. Slynfold, Billings-
hurst and Greathain, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of William
Mill (Hil., 9 Cb. I. [1633-4]).
Ralph Mill, gent., plaintiff, and Nicholas Monke, esq., John Monke,
gent., William Monke, gent., Mary Monke, and Jane Monke, defor-
ciants Manor of WIGGENHOLT and tenements in Storington, Pul-
borowe, Wygenholt, Hitchingfeld, Slynfold, Billingshurst, G-retham,
Ashington, Washington, Wiston and Cowtham, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 1656).
John Kirrill, esq., and John Knowler, esq., plaintiff's, and Thomas
May, esq., and Jane his wife, and Barbara Monk, spr., deforciants
Manors of WIGGENHOLT and RUSPAR alias OLD SHOREHAM, and
tenements in Cootham, Storrington, Pulborough, Wiggenholt, Hitch-
iugfield, Slyngfold, Billingshurst, Chiltington, Rudgwick, Gretham,
Ashington, Washington, Wiston, Old Shorehatn, New Shoreliam,
Portslade, Aldrington, Hove, Southweek, Kingston- Bowsey and
Southover, and rectory of KINGSTON NEAR LEWES, and all manner of
tithes to said rectory belonging, and also tithes arising out of 50 ac.
land in Kingston near Lewes, co. Sussex, and tenements in Goudhurst,
Snave, Ivechurch and Brookland, co. Kent, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of John Kirrill (Trin., 6 & 7 Geo. II. [1733] B.C.).
See Old Shoreham alias Ruspar (East., 8 Geo. II. [1735]).
See Combe alias Combes (Manor) (Hil., 30 Geo. III. [1790]).
See Parham (Manor) (Hil., 6 & 7 Geo. IV. [1826]).
Wiggenholt (Manor Annual Eent).
Edward Manning, gent., plaintiff, and Thomas Stonestreet and
Elizabeth his wife, and Elizabeth Monke, spr., deforciants Annual
rent of 20 issuing out of manor of WIGGENHOLT and tenements in
Storrington, Pulborough, Ashington, Wiggenholt, Hitchingfeild, Slin-
fold, Billinghurst and Gratham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Trin., 4 Will. & Mary [1692]).
Bernard Ch&tfeild, plaintiff, and John Jones and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Annual rent of 20 issuing out of manor of WIGGENHOLT
and tenements in Storrington, Pulborough, Ashington, Wiggenholt,
Hitchingfeild, Slinfold, Billinghurst and Gratham, quitclaimed to
plaint if and heirs (Mich., 4 Will. & Mary [1692]).
Wightdean alias Wigden (Manor). See Withdean.
Wightdeane-Keylife (Manor). See Keyliffe.
Wigsell (Manor).
Roger Pettiworth, gent., and George Pooke, gent., plaintiff's, and
492 SUSSEX MA.NO&S IN THE FEET of PINES.
John Culpeper, kt., deforciant Manor of WIGSELL and tenements in
Wigsell, Saylehirst, Bodiham, Whatlington, Monfield and Sedles-
come, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Roger Pettiworth (East.,
1 Ch. I. [1625]).
Edward Nuiin, gent., plaintiff, and Henry English, senior, gent.,
and Persis his wife, William English, gent., Henry English, junior,
gent., Thomas English, gent., and Edward English, gent., deforciants
Manor of WIGSELL and tenements in Salehurst, Bodihamand Mayfeild,
quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1649).
Seymour Bowman, esq., plaintiff, and William English, gent., and
Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of WIGSELL and tenements in
Wigsell, Saleherst alias Saylehirst and Bodiham, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1652).
Sir Charles Palmer, bt., plaintiff, and Eichard Harcourt, esq.,
deforciant Manor of WIGSELL and tenements in WigselJ, Salehurst,
Bodiham, Eye and Udimore, and all tithes yearly arising and renewing
out of the before mentioned lands in SALEHUEST and BODIHAM, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 8 & 9 Geo. II. [1735]).
John Dyke, gent., plaintiff, and Sir Charles Harcourt Palmer,
bt., and Phebe Sawyer, wid., and William Hooper Boys, esq., defor-
ciants Manor or grange of WIGSELL and tenements in Saleherst alias
Salehurst and Bodyham quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East.,
44 Geo. III. [1804]).
Wigsell (Tithes).
John Dyke, gent., plaintiff, and Sir Charles Harcourt Palmer, bt.,
and Phebe Sawyer, wid., and William Hooper Boys, esq., deforciants
All tithes of corn, grain and hay arising or renewing out of *tnanor
or grange of WIGSELL, and tenements in Salehurst alias Salehurst,
quitclaimed to plaintiff smd. heirs (Mich., 45 Geo. III. [1804]).
Wilbridge (Manor). See Her 'court.
Wilcocks (Manor). See Hampton- Wil cocks.
Willinclimere alias Linchmere (Manor).
See Shulbred (Manor) (East., 16 Ch. II. [1664]).
Willingdon (Advowsou of Vicarage).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710]).
Willingdon (Common of Pasture).
See Pons (Mich., 38 Hen. VIII. [1546]).
Willingdon (Hundred).
SeeSouthover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] D.C.).
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1674-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1722]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 493
Willingdon (Manor).
See Eingmer (Manor) (East., 4 Ja. I. [160(5]).
See Southover (Manor) (Trin., 15 Ja. I. [1617] B.C.).
Thomas Parker, kt., plaintiff, and Richard, Earl of Dorset, and
Anne his wife, deforciants Manor of WILLINGDON and tenements in
Willingdon, Jevington, Eastbourne, Westliam, Haylesham, Chidding-
ligh, Hellingligh and Hethfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
Warranted against said Earl of Dorset and Anne and heirs of said
Earl, against heirs of Thomas, Earl of Dorset, deceased, his grand-
father, and against heirs of Robert, Earl of Dorset, deceased, his
father (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623]).
Richard Newdegate, esq., Robert Goodwyn, esq., Robert Leigh,
esq., and Thomas Baker, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Parker, kt.,
and Philadelphia his wife, deforciants Manors of WILLINGDON,
JEVINGTON, EASTBORNE - PARKER, RATTON, RATTON-HAREWARD,
SOUTHALL, HAMM, HIDNEY and S. JOHN or JERUSALEM, and tene-
ments in Willingdon, Jevington, Eokington, Eastborne and Haylesham,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Newdegate (Mich.,
1652).
Francis Austen, gent., plaintiff, and George Parker, bt.,and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manors of WILLINGDON, JEVINGTON, EAST-
BOURNE and S. JOHN OF JERUSALEM, and tenements in Willingdon,
Jevington, Eastbourne, Folkington, Eastdean, Hailsham, Eastbourne-
Horsebrooke and Eastbourne-Tenant-Down, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 9 Geo. I. [1723]).
Sir Thomas Webster, bt., and George Worge, gent., plaintiffs, and
Sir Walter Parker, bt., Peter Hinde, esq., and Anne his wife, and
Letitia Thornhill, spr., deforciants Manors of WILLINGDON, JEVING-
TON, EAST BORNE and S. JOHN OF JERUSALEM, and park of WILLING-
DON, and tenements in Willingdon, Jevington, East Borne, East
Deane and Hailsham, and advowson of rectory of JEVINGTON, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Sir Thomas Webster (Trin., 9 & 10
Geo. II. [1736]).
Sir George Thomas, bt., plaintiff, and Samuel Durrant, esq., and
Sarah his wife, deforciants Manors of WILLINGDON, EASTBOURNE
and S. JOHN or JERUSALEM, and park of WILLINGDON, and tenements
in Willingdon, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 10 Geo. III.
[1769]).
Willingdon (Manor Annual Rent).
Peter Joy, esq., plaintiff', and John Colleton, bt., and Elizabeth his
wife, deforciants Annual rent of 73 Is. Id. and one pound of
pepper issuing out of manor of WILLINGDON quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Mich., 12 Anne [1713]).
Willingdon (Park).
See Willingdon (Manor) (Trin., 9 & 10 Geo. II. [1736] ; Mich.,
10 Geo. III. [1769]).
494 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Willingdon alias Wyllyngdon (Wreck of Sea).
See Eastbourne (Manor) (Mich., 17 Eliz. [1575] ; Mich., 38 & 39
Eliz. [1596]).
Willy gh (Manor). See Whilign.
"Wilmington (Advowson of Church and Vicarage).
See Wilmington (Manor) '(Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See Solebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7] ; Mich., 1650 ;
Triii., 13 Ch. II. [166L]).
See Wilmington (Manor) (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
Wilmington (Manor).
See Buckliurst (Manor) (Hil., 8 Ja. I. [1610-1] D.C.).
Lord William Howard and Francis, Lord Russell, plaintiff's, and
Richard, Earl of Dorset, deforciants Manors of WILLMINGTON,
FOKINGTON alias FOGINGTON, BEOUGHTON, CHALVINGTON, MICHELHAM.
PABK-GATE, FBOGFIBLE, MILTON, LULLINGTON, SWANBABBOW,
STUCKLES, HA.NGLETON, CLAVEEHAM, HOUNDEANE-DOBSET, ALLING-
TON, TABBING-NEVILL, BBIGHTHELMESTON-MICHELHAM and KINGSTON
NEAB LEWES, and tenements in Willinington, Fokiugton alias Fog-
ington, Willingdon, Jevington, Arlington, Hailsham, Hellinglie,
Chidinglie, Chalvington, Berwick, Selmeston, Alcistou, Alt'riston,
Iford, Kingston, Fletchfng, Newick, Hangleton, How, Blechington,
Ripe alias Ekington, Southover, Ringmer, Tarring-Peverell, Bright-
hehnston and S. John under the Castle of Lewes, S. Mary Westout in
Lewes and S. Anne, and also advowsons of churches of FOKINGTON
alias FOGINTON and HANGLETON, also advowson of vicarages of
WILLMINGTON and KINGSTON NEAB LEWES, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of Lord William Howard (Mich., 14 Ja. I. [1616]).
See MicJielham (Trin., 21 Ja. I. [1623] D.C.).
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Hil., 12 Ch. I. [1636-7] ; Mich., 1650).
See Frogfirle (Mich., 1651).
John Howell, esq., plaintiff", and James, Earl of Northampton,
and Isabel his wife, deforciants Manor of WILLMINGTON quitclaimed
to plaintiff ^and heirs (Hil., 1651).
See Bolebrook (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. II. [1661]).
Nathaniel Hunt, gent., plaintiff, and Spencer Compton, esq.,
deforciant Manors of WILLMINGTON, FEOGFIEI.E, SHAENFELD,
PEELING and WESTHAM with PEELING, and tenements in Willmington,
Willingdon, Eastborne, Alfriston, Littlington, Westham, Folkington,
Jevington, Bishopstou, Arlington, Hayelsham, Beddinghain, Sutton,
Seaford, Friston, Laughton, Ripe alias Eckington, Westfirle, Heath-
feild, Hellingly, Selmeston, Lanckham and Pevensey, and also
rectory of WESTHAM with PEELING, and advowsons of churches of
WILMINGTON and WESTHAM with PEELING, quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Hil., 12 Will. III. [1700-1]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 495
Wilmington (Tithes).
See Hendall (Manor) in Hartfield (Trin., 15 Ja, I. [1617]).
Wilsham (Manor). See Megliam alias Wilsham.
Wilting (Manor).
Nathaniel Hunt, gent., plaintiff, and Henry Pound, esq., Giles
Biggs, gent., and John Radcliffe, gent., deforciants Manors of
Beamonds and Farlington, co. Southampton, and manors of WILTIN&
and HOLLINGTON and tenements in Wilting and Hollington, co.
Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 36 Ch. II. [1684]
D.C.).
Winchelsea alias New Winchelsea (Advowson of Church).
See ffigham (Trin., 1659; Hil., 13 & 14 Ch. II. [1661-2] ; East.,
27 Ch. II. [1675] ; Trin., 7 Will. III. [1695] ; Mich., 13 Will. III.
[1701] ; Hil., 26 Geo. II. [1753] ; Trin., 2 Geo. III. [1761]).
Winchelsea alias New Winchelsea (Bailiff). See Burchelsert.
See Higham alias Iham (Trin., 1659; Hil., 13 & 14 Ch. II.
[1661-2] ; 'Trin., 7 Will. III. [1695]; Hil., 26 Geo. II. [1753];
Trin., 2 Geo. III. [1761]).
Winchelsea (Greyfriars).
Anthony Honywood, gent., plaintiff', and Henry Thomson, gent.,
and Dorothy his wife, deforciants Site and house of LE GREY FBYEES
and tenements in Wynchelsey and Icklesham quitclaimed to plaintiff
and heirs (Trin., 37 Eliz. [1595]).
Winchelsea River (Passage).
Albert Nesbitt, esq., plaintiff, and Elizabeth Saint Leger, spr.,
deforciant Tenements and the passage over WINCHELSEA RIVER in
Winchelsea, Hastings and Icklesham, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 24 Geo. II. [1750-1]).
Winde alias Wynde (Manor).
See Ore (Manor) (East., 36 Eliz. [1594]).
William Parker, clerk, Melchior Reynolds, gent., and Henry
Bellingham, gent., plaintiffs, and Thomas Sackvill, esq., Edward Gage,
esq., and George Smyth, esq., deforciants Manor of WINDE and
tenements in Ore, Castle Parish, Allsaints, Gestling. Farley, Castle
S. Mary, Hasting, S. Andrew, Bexhill and Hollington, and prebend of
BTTLVERHITHE, also all tithes, oblations and obventions whatsoever
annually arising and renewing in BULVERHITHE, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of William Parker (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612]).
Christopher Smith, plaintiff, and John Glazier and Mary his wife,
deforciants Site of manor of WYNDE and tenements in Saint Mary of
the Castle quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 43 Geo. III.
[1803]).
496 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Winton (View of Frank Pledge).
See Foxhunt (Trin., 36 Eli/. [1594]).
Wisborough Green (Meadow called Shiborne).
See AmUeliurst (East., 22 Eliz. [1580]).
Wistneston alias Wisniston (Manor). See Wisloii.
Wiston (Advowsou of Church).
See Wiston (Manor) (Hil., 19 Ja. I. [1621-2] ; Trin., 10 Ch. I.
[1634]).
Wiston alias Westneston alias Wyneston (Manor).
Edward Bray, kt., Henry Isley, kt., and John Guldeford, esq.,
plaintiff's, and William Shurley, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants
Manors of WYNESTON alias WYSTON and HENE and tenements in
Wyneston alias Wyston, Hene, Eryngham, Assherst and Launcyng,
quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward Bray (Hil., 32 Hen. VIII.
[1540-1]).
The King, plaintiff", and Thomas Sherley, kt., Henry Sherley, esq.,
his son and heir-apparent, and Thomas Sherley, gent., deforciants
Manors of WISTON alias WESTNESTON alias WESTMESTON, CHAELE-
TON, BUDDINGTON and BUNCTON alias BUNGTON, and tenements in
Wiston alias Westneston alias Westmeston. Charletou, Buddington,
Buncton alias Bungton, Steyiiing, Ashington and Findon, also
advowson of church of WISTON, quitclaimed to the King, his heirs
and successors Warranted against said Thomas Sherley and his heirs,
and against heirs of Thomas Sherley, deceased, his father (Hil.,
19 Ja. I. [1621-2]).
John, Earl of Thanet, plaintiff", and Lionel, Earl of Middlesex, and
Anne his wife, Eandyll Cranfeild, kt., Richard Venn, citizen and
alderman of London, Thomas Sherley, esq., and Nicholas Harman,
esq., deforciants Manors of WISTON alias WISTNESTON alias WEST-
NESTON alias WESTMESTON, CHAELETON alias CHAELETON and ASHUEST
alias CHAHLETON - ASHUEST NEAE STEYNING, BUDDINGTON and
BUNCKTON alias BUNGTON, park of FINDON, and tenements in Wiston
alias Wistneston alias Westneston alias Westmeston, Charleton,
Buddington, Buncton alias Bungton, Steyning alias Stenning,
Ashington, Findon, Ashurst, Shepley, Witham alias Withiam, Short-
feild, Seale alias Beeding, Washington, Horsham, Pet worth and
Kirdford, also all tithes whatsoever annually arising or renewing in
WISTON alias WISTNESTON alias WESTNESTON alias WESTMESTON,
CHAELETON, BUUDINGTON, BUNCTON alias BUNGTON, STEYNING,
ASHINGTON and FINDON, also advowsons of churches of WISTON and
ASHUEST, and advowson of vicarage of STEYNING, quitclaimed to
plaintifimd. heirs (Trin., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
JohuFagge, esq., plaintiff', and John, Earl of Thanet, and Margaret
his wife, deforciants Manor of WISTON alias WISNISTON alias
WESTNESTON alias WESTMESTON, park of FINDON, and tenements in
Wistou alias Wisnestou, Buddington, Ashington and Findon, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 1649).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 4<97
Wiston (Tithes).
See Wiston (Manor) (Trin., 10 Ch. I. [1634]).
Witchards (Manor). See Hampton-Wichards.
Withdean alias Wightdean alias Wigden (Manor).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] D.C.).
Thomas Compton, kt., Augustin Nicolls, kt., serjeant at law,
Walter Pye, esq., and Bobert Pye, gent., plaintiff's, and William
Compton, kt., Lord Compton, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants
Manors in cos. Essex, Hertford, Cambridge, Lincoln, Rutland, Leicester,
Huntingdon, Oxford, Gloucester and Somerset, and manors of WIGH-
DEANE, MlDLETON, ADBINGTON, B'YWOBTH, WARNINGCAMP and TOET-
INGTON, and tenements in Wighdeane, Adrington, By woorth, Warning-
camp, Tortington and Binstead, co. Sussex, granted to plaintiffs
for term of 80 years next after decease of said William, Lord Compton,
if said Elizabeth his wife lives so long (Mich., 10 Ja. I. [1612] B.C.).
See Preston (Hundred and Manor) (East., 34 Geo. III. [1794]).
Withy ham (Advowson of Church).
See BuckTiurst (Manor) (Hil., 1652 D.C.).
Withyham alias Monkencourt alias Muncklowe (Manor).
See Muncklowe.
Withyham (Bectory). See Monkencourt.
See Lewes (Barony) (Hil., 26 & 27 Ch. II. [1(574-5]; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710]).
Withyham alias Wythyham (Manor) in Shipley.
Edward Carill, esq., plaintiff, and John Carill, esq., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manors of WYTHYHAM and SHIPLEY and tene-
ments in Shipley and Somptyng-Cokeham, and rectory of SHIPLEY
and all tithes to said rectory belonging, also free warren in said
manors, and advowson of vicarage of SHIPLEY, quitclaimed to plaintiff'
and heirs (Mich., 20 & 21 Eliz. [1578]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600] ; Trin., 2 Ja. I.
[1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611] ; Trin., 13 Ja. I.
[1615] ; Trin., 1655).
Withyham (View of Frank Pledge).
See Shipley (Hil., 42 Eliz. [1599-1600] ; Trin., 2 Ja. I. [1604]).
See Dumpford (Hundred) (Trin., 8 Ja. I. [1610]).
See Shipley (Manor) (Trin., 9 Ja. I. [1611]).
Wivelsfleld alias Wyvelsfeld (Advowson of Church).
See Swanborough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.).
YOL. XX. K K
498 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Wivelsfield (Free Warren).
See Guckfield (Manor) (Mich., 17 & 18 Eliz. [1575] ; Hil., 36 &
37 Ch. II. [1684-5] ; Trin., 1 Ja. II. [1685]).
Wivelsfield (Eectory).
See Swanlorough (Manor) (Mich., 29 Hen. VIII. [1537] B.C.)'.
John Day and Thomas Brightridge, plaintiffs, and Bobert Day
and Frances his wife, deforciants Tenements in Wivelsfield, Worth
and Warnham, also rectory of WIVELSFIELD, and all tithes to same
rectory belonging, co. Sussex, and 12 ac. land in Reigate, and
advowson of church of Chipsted, co. Surrey, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of John Day (Mich., 17 Geo. II. [1743] D.C.).
Wivelsfield (Tithes).
See Hayworth (Hil., 14 & 15 Ch. II. [1662-3]).
Wivelsfield (View of Frank Pledge).
See Walsted (Hil., 1 Will. & Mary [1689-90] D.C.).
Woborne (Manor). See Otoborne.
Wodcott (Manor). See Woodcote.
Wodmancote (Manor). See Woodmancote.
Wolbeding (Manor and Advowson of Church). See Woolbeding.
Wolborough (Manor).
See Chiddingly (Manor) (East., 12 Eliz. [1570]).
Henry Bowyer, gent., plaintiff', and Thomas Michell, gent., and
Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of WOLBOBOUGH and tenements
in Worth and Crawley quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
16 & 17 Eliz. [1574]).
Robert Pickering, gent., plaintiff, and John Bowyer, gent.,
deforciant Manor of WOLBOBOUGH and tenements in Worth and
Crawley quitclaimed to plaintiff a,r\d heirs (Trin., 24 Ch. I. [1648]).
Walter Hendly, esq., plaintiff', and Thomas Whitfeild, esq., and
John Bowyer, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of
WOLBOBOUGH and tenements in Worth and Crawley quitclaimed to
plaintiff smd heirs (Hil., 1653).
James G-resham, esq., and Eichard Symes, gent., plaintiff's, and
William More, bt., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of WOL-
BOKOUGH and tenements in Worth, Crawley, Cattesfeild and Hooe,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of James Gresham (Triu., 22 Ch. II.
[1670]).
Henry Stiles, plaintiff, and William Moore, bt., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manor of WOLBOEOUGH and tenements in Worth and
Crawley quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 35 & 36 Ch. II.
[1683-4]).
Wolbridge alias Wilbridge (Manor), See Bercourt,
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 499
Wolbridge (Manor Annual Rent). See Bercourt (Manor
Annual Kent).
Wolfes (Manor). See West Wolves.
Wollavington (Manor). See Woollavington.
Wonworth alias Onworth. (Manor).
See Anindel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Edward Jack man, citizen and alderman of London, plaintiff, and
Henry, Earl of Arundell, John Lumley, kt, Lord Lumley, and Jane
his wife, deforciants Manors of WONWOETH, ESTHAMPPENETT alias
ESTHAMPENETT, WoLLAVJNGTON, BYNDERTON and EfiTHAM, and tene-
ments in Wonworth, Esthamppenett, Wollavington, Bynderton,
Ertham and Cocking, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 10 Eliz.
[1568]).
See Woolavington (Manor) (Trin., 20 Eliz. [1578] ; Mich., 21 &
22 Eliz. [1579] ; East., 37 Eliz. [1595] ; Triu., 14 Ch. I. [1638] ; East.,
3 Will. & Mary [1691] ; East., 12 Geo. II. [1739] ; Trin., 46 Geo. III.
[1806] called Graffham alias Wonwor-th in Graffham).
Woodcote alias Wodcott (Manor).
See Halnaker (Manor) (Trin., 28 Hen. VIII. [1536]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Woodhorne (Manor).
William Collins and John Costellow, plaintiff's, and Edmund Mill-
ington and Anne his wife, and Bridget Clopton, spr., deforciants
Manor of WOODHORNE and tenements in Oving granted to William
Collins and John Costellow and heirs of William Collins during life of
John Clowdesly (Mich., 9 Geo. I. [1722]).
Woodhurst (Manor). See Wadhurst.
Woodknowle (Manor).
See Lunsford (Manor) (Mich., 23 & 24 Eliz. [1581] B.C. ; Mich.,
6 Ja. I. [1608] B.C. ; Hil., 11 Ja. I. [1613-4]; Hil., 11 Ja. I.
[1613-4] D.C.).
Robert Morley, esq., and Anthony Apsley, esq., plaintiff's, and
Thomas Lunsford, esq., deforciant Manor of WOODKNOWLE and
tenements in Burwash quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Robert
Morley (Trin., 13 Ja. I. [1615]).
See Lunsford (Trin., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
James Thynne, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Lunsford, esq., defor-
ciant Manor of WOODKSTOLL and tenements in Burwash quitclaimed
to plaintiff" and heirs (Hil., 14 Ch. I. [1638-9]).
William Turbill, gent., and Henry Cherry, gent., plaintiffs, and
Richard Beckford, esq., and Frances his wife, Andrew West, gent.,
and Mary his wife, and William Hills, gent., and Elizabeth his wife,
deforciants Manors of WOODKNOLL and MOTTENSDEN alias MOT-
and tenements in Burwash, Etchingham and Ticehurst,
K K 2
500 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Turbill (Trin., 22 Ch. II.
[1670]).
Richard Owen Stone, gent., plaintiff", and Thomas Fry and Mary
Hannah his wife, deforciants Moiety of manors of WOODKNOWLE and
MOTTISGSDEN alias MOTTENSDEN and of tenements in Burwash quit-
claimed to plaintiff 1 and heirs (East., 59 Geo. III. [1819]).
Woodmancote alias Wodmancote (Manor).
Richard Sakevyle, Richard Shelley, esqrs., Nicholas G-aynesford,
Thomas Cheyne, Thomas Darrell, Edward Banaster, William Threle,
Richard Scras, John Michilborne, John Mascall and Thomas Lukkys-
ford, plaintiffs, and Edward Willoughby, kt., and Anne his wife, and
Edward Seymour, kt., deforciants Manor of WODMANCOTE and tene-
ments in Wodmancote, Henfeld, Kyngeston, New Shorham, Brambre,
Southwyke, Shermanbury, Goryng, Cowfold, Eadbertono/s Auberton,
Twynam, Boluey, Slaugham, Alborne, Ifeld, Morley and Crawley, quit-
claimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Edward Banaster Warranted against
William, Abbot of Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his
successors (East., 28 Hen. VIII. [1537]).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Phil. & Mary [1555]
D.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] B.C.).
Arthur Gunter, esq., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Arundell, and
John Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants
Manor of WOODMANCOTT and tenements in Woodmancott, Westborn,
Eastmerden, Aldesworth and Rackton, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Hil., 13 Eliz. [1570-1]).
See Racton (Manor) (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609] D.C. ; Hil., 11 Ch. I.
[1635-6]).
George, Lord Goring, Henry Corapton, K.B., Richard Compton,
esq.. and Christopher Lewkenor, esq., plaintiffs, and Thomas West,
gent., and Cicely his wife, deforciants Manor of Aldersbrooke, co.
Essex, and manors of WOODMANCOTE and MORLE and tenements in
Woodmancote, Henfeild, Shermanbury, Cowfold, Bolney, Eastald-
rington, Porteslade, Hangleton, Kingston, Southover and Iford, also
fourth part of moiety of manor of HOWNDEANE, co. Sussex, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of George, Lord Goring (Mich., 14 Ch. I. [1638]
B.C.).
Richard Isted, gent., plaintiff, and Henry Rolt, gent., and Cicely
his wife, Joseph West, gent., Henry West, esq , Thomas West, Bel-
lingham West, gent., and William West, esq., deforciants Manors of
WOODMANCOATE and MORLEY and tenements in Woodmancoate, Hend-
feild. Shermanbury and Cowfold, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Hil.', 1657).
William Coby, gent., plaintiff, and Henry West, esq., and Alicia his
wife, deforciants Manors of WOODMANCOATE and MORLEY and tene-
ments in Woodmancoate, Henfeild, Shermanbury and Coufold, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 1658),
fiENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 5()1
Henry Bisshopp, esq., plaintiff 1 , and Henry West, esq., and Alice
his wife, deforciants Manor of WOODMANCOATE and tenements in
Woodmancoate, Henfeild, Sheremanbury, Abberton alias Edburton,
Bolney and Cowfeild, quitclaimed to plaintiff aud heirs (Mich.,
25 Ch. II. [1673]).
Anne Peckham, wid., plaintiff, and Katherine Gunter, George
Gunter, and John Fowler and Katherine his wife, deforciants Manor
of WOODMANCOTT and tenements in B/acton, Westbourne, Cornpton
and Southarting, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Hil., 20 & 27
Ch. II. [1674-5]).
See Eacton (Manor) (East., 7 Will. III. [1695]).
Edward Hill and Thomas Powle, plaintiffs, and Thomas Dennett,
esq., and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of WOODMANCOATE and
tenements in Woodmancoate quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Edward Hill (Trin., 7 Geo. I. [1721]).
Jane Dennett, wid., and Thomas Gates, gent., plaintiffs, and Edward
Burt, gent., and Christiana his wife, and Thomas Hills and Susan his
wife, deforciants Manor of WOODMANCOATE and tenements in Wood-
mancoate, Hent'eild, Steyning, Twineharn and Bolney, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Jane Dennett (Mich.., 12 Geo. I. [1725]).
See Eacton (Manor) (Mich., 1 Geo. II. [1727] ; Mich., 36 Geo. III.
[1795]).
Woody mere (Manor). See Udimer.
Woolavington (Advowson of Church).
See Shillinglee (Manor) (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
Giles Garton, plaintiff, and John Lumley, kt., Lord Ltimley,
deforciant Tenements in Wollavyngton, Graffam, Burton, Won-
worth and Lodsworth, and advowsons of churches of WOLLAVYNGTON
and GRAFFAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 26 Eliz.
[1584]).
See Woolavington (Manor) (East., 37 Eliz. [1595] ; Trin., 14 Ch. I.
[1638] ; Trin., 46 Geo. III. [1806]).
'Woolavington alias Wollavington (Manor).
See Shillinglee (Manor) (East., 33 Hen. VIII. [1542]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] - D.C.).
See Wonworth (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
Giles Garton and Francis Gartou, plaintiffs, aud Henry, Earl of
Arrundell, aud John Luinley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife,
deforciants Manors of WOLLAVYNGTON alias WOOLLELAVYNGTON,
WONWORTH and GRAFFAM alias GRAFFHAM, and tenements in Pet-
worth, Shellyngleigh, Wollavyngton alias Woollelavyngton, Kyrde-
ford, Grene alias Wysborow Grene, Stopham, Pulborowe, Westburton
and Lurgarsale, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Giles Gartou
(Trin., 20 Eliz. [1578]).
502 SUSSEX MANOKS IN r J?HE FEET OF FINES.
Giles Garton, gent., and Francis Garton, gent., plaintiff's, and John
Jackeiuaii, gent., and Jane his wife, deforciants Manors of WOL-
LAVYNGTON alias WOOLLELAVYNGTON, WOBTWORTH and GRAFFAM alias
GRAFFHAM, and tenements in Petworth, Shellyngleygh, Wollavyngton
alias Woollelavyngton, Kyrdeford, Grene alias Wysborowe Greue,
Stopham, Pulborowe, Westburton, Lurgarsale, Mydherst, Fyttelworth
and By gnor, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Giles Garton (Mich.,
21 &22 Eliz. [1579]).
John Shurley, esq., and A nth my Stapley, esq., plaintiff's, and Peter
Garton, esq., dvforciant Manors of WOLLAVYNGTON, ESTDEANE and
WON WORTH, and 60 ac. land in Graffiiatn, also advowsons of churches
of WOLLAYYNGTON, EsTDEANE and GRAFFHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff's
and heirs of John Shurley (East., 37 Eliz. [1595]).
William Drake, esq., Brigg Fountayne, esq., Edward Hanchett,
esq., and Charles Potts, esq., plaintiff's, and Henry Garton, esq., defor-
ciant Manors of WOLLAVINGTON alias WOLLELAVINGTON, WON-
WORTH, GRAFHAM and EASTDEANE, and tenements in Wollavington
alias Wollelavington, Grafham, Eastdeane, Charletou, Petworth,
Shelliugly, Carfoord, Greene, Stopham, Pulberough, Westburton, Lur-
gasale, Fitleworth and Bignor, also advowsons of churches of WOL-
LAVINGTON", GRAFHAM and EASTDEANE, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of William Drake (Trin., 14 Ch. I. [1638]).
John Dawiiey, bt., Viscount Dowue within Kingdom of Ireland,
Henry Dawney, esq., John Eamsden, esq., and Charles Orme, esq.,
plaintiff's, and Eobert Orme, esq., deforciant Manors of WOOL-
LAVINGTON, EASTDEANE arid ONWORTH alias WONWORTH, and tene-
ments in Woollavingtou, Eastdeane, Graffam, Singleton, Charleton,
Duncton, Burton, Selham, Barlavington, Lodsworth, Farnhurst, Bil-
lingshurst and Petworth, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of John
Dawney, Viscount Downe (East., 3 Will. & Mary [1691]).
Henry Smyth, plaintiff", and Garton Orme and Anne his wife, and
George Errington, deforciants Manors of WOLLATINGTON, EASTDEAN
and ONWORTH alias ONEWORTH alias WONWOHTH alias GRAFFAM alias
GRAFFHAM, and rectories of WOLLAVINGTON and GRAFFAM alias
GRAFFHAM, and tenements in Wollavington, Eastdean, Midhurst,
Chichester, Billinghurst, Graffam alias Graffham, Singleton, Charleton,
Duncton, Burton, Selham, Barlavington, Lodsworth, Earuhurst and
Petworth, quitclaimedto plaintiff 1 and heirs (East., 12 Geo. II. [1739]).
Robert, Lord Carrington, and Lancelot Shadwell the younger, esq.,
plaintiff's, and John Sargent the elder, esq., and Charlotte his wife,
and John Sargent the younger, clerk, deforciants Manors of WOOLAT-
iNGTONand GRAFFHAM alias WONWORTH in GRAFFHAM, and tenements
in Woolavingtou, Graff ham, East Dean, Charlton, Burton, Billinghurst,
Doncton alias Duncton and Petworth, and advowsons of churches of
WOOLAVINGTON and GRAFFHAM, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs
(Trin., 46 Geo. III. [1806]).
Woolavington (Park).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
HENRY vtti. to WILLIAM iv. 50S
Woolbeding alias Wulbedyng alias Wolbeding (Mauor and
Advowson of Church).
See Tortington (Manor) (East., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary [1555] D.C.).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [L5G6] D.C.).
William Aylyng, plaintiff, and Henry, EarJ of Arrundeil, John
Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants Manor of
WOLBEDING (except advowson and right of patronage of church of
WOLBEDING) and tenements in Wolbeding and Tratton quitclaimed
to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 9 Eliz. [1567]).
Thomas Churchar, gent., and William Coldatn, plaintiffs, and
Edmund Gray and Joan his wife, John Lock and Elizabeth his wife,
William Mose and Agnes his wife, and Elizabeth Coldam, wid., defor-
ciants Tenements in co. Southampton and manor of WOLBEDYNG
and tenements in Wolbedyng, Tratton, Easeborne, Heyshott and
Arundell, co. Sussex, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and heirs of Thomas
Churchar (Trin., 32 Eliz. [1590] B.C.).
William Wall, esq., and John Feilder, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Gray, esq., and William Gray, gent., deforciants Manor of
WOLBEDING and tenements in Wolbeding, Upmerden, Stedham and
Siddlesham, also advowson of church of WOLBEDING, co. Sussex, and
manor of Effingham-Eastcourt, co. Surrey, and manor of Bockingfield,
co. Southampton, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of William Wall
(Hil., 1 Ch. I. [1625-6] D.C.).
Word (Manor). See Worth.
Worminghurst alias Warminghurst (Manor).
John Humfrey, plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, esq., Thomas Shelley,
gent., and Mary his wife, and Henry Shelley, gent., son of said Henry,
deforciants Manors of WOEMYNGHUEST, FYNDON and SULLINGTON, and
tenements in Wormynghurst and Fyndon, also advowsons of churches
of WOEMYNGHUEST aud SULLINGTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Ambrose Shelley, gent., and Thomas Shelley, gent., plaintiffs, and
Henry Shelley, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor of
WOEMINGHUBST and tenements in Worminghurst, Ashington, Thack-
ham and Shipley, granted to Ambrose Shelley and Thomas Shelley for
21 years, rendering yearly to Henry Shelley and Mary one pepper-
corn (Mich., 4 Ch. I. [1628]).
Henry Bridger, gent., plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, senior, esq.,
and Mary his wife, Thomas Shelley, esq., Henry Shelley, junior, esq.,
aud Thomas Warneford, esq., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manor
of WofiMiNGHUBST and tenements in Worminghurst, Ashiugton,
Thakeham aud Shipley, quitclaimed to plaintiff^ and heirs (Mich.,
13 Ch. I. [1637]).
See Bewlies (Trin., 4 Will. & Mary [1692] ; East., 12 Will. III.
[1700]).
504 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Warry, gent., plaintiff, and Roger Clousih, esq., and Anne
Jemima his wife, deforciants Moiety of manors of WABMIUGHUBST,
ASHINGTON alias ASHENTON, CHANCTON, PlETKHUBST alias PlNKHIEST,
STOBEINGTON, HOUGHTON, HEENE and BBOADWATEH, and moiety of
park of WOBMINGHUEST, and moiety of tenements in Worminghurst,
Ashington alias Ashenton, Buncton, Wiston, Storrington, Houghton,
Coldwaltham, Billinghurst, Hitchingfield, West Chiltington, Ridgwick,
Slinfold, Pulborough, Thackham alias Thakeham, Washington, Sul-
lington, Shipley, Heene, Broadwater, Kirdford and Wisborough
Green, and moiety of all tit lies renewing in THACKHAM alias THAKE-
HAM, and advowsons of churches of ASHINGTON alias ASHENTON,
THACKHAM alias THAKEHAM and WABMINGHUBST, quitclaimed to
plaintifand heirs (Trin., 21 G-eo. III. [1781]).
Charles Mayhew, gent., plaintiff', and Roger Clough, clerk, and
Anne Jemima his wife, and Robert Butler Clough, esq., deforciants
Manors of WABMINGHUEST, ASHINGTON alias ASHENTON and CHANK-
TON, and park of WABMINGHUKST, and tenements in Warrnmghurst,
Thakeham, Ashington alias Ashenton, Buncton, Washington, Weston
and Shipley, and likewise advowson of church of WABMINGHUBST, and
moiety of rectories of ASHINGTON alias ASHENTON and THACKHAM
alias THAKEHAM, quitclaimed to plaintifand heirs (Trin., 45 Geo. III.
[1805]).
Worminghurst (Park and Advowson of Church).
See Worminghurst^M&nor) (Trin., 7 Ja. I. [1609]).
Elizabeth Apsley, wid., plaintiff, and Henry Shelley, esq., defor-
ciant Tenements in Wormynghurst and Sullyngton, and advowson
of church of WOBMTNGHTJBST, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
Warranted against said Henry Shelley and heirs, against heirs of
Henry Shelley, esq., deceased, his father, and against heirs of Edward
Shelley, esq., deceased, his grandfather (Trin., 17 Ja. I. [1619]).
Henry Bigland, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Hesilrige, bt., and
Elizabeth his wife, and Thomas Williamson, bt., and Dorothy his wife,
deforciants Park of WOBMINGUUBST and tenements in Worming-
hurst, Ashington, Thakeham and Ashurst, also advowsou of church of
WOEMINGHUBST, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 17 Ch. II.
[1665]).
Henry Poley, esq., plaintiff, and William Theed and Hester his
wife, deforciants Fifth part of park of WOBMINGHUBST and tene-
ments in Worminghurst, Ashington, Thakeham, Ashurst, Laughton,
Ripe and CHauuton alias Challerton, and fifth part of advowson of
church of WOBMINGHUBST, co. Sussex, and fifth part of tenements
in Cranebroke, Hawkherst, Tiseherst and Go\vdherst, co. Kent, quit-
claimed to plaintiff and heirs (Trin., 13 Will. III. [1701] D.C.).
James Butler, esq., plaintiff, and William Penn, esq., Thomas
Bedford, esq., and Abigail his wife, William Caldecott, gent., and
Mary his wife, Anne Cullen, Edmund Poley, esq., and Elizabeth
Dixon, deforciants Park of WOEMINGHUBST and tenements in
Worminghurst, Ashington, Thakeham and Ashurst, also advowson of
vm. to WILLIAM iv, 505
church of WORMINOHURST, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich.,
6 Anne [1707]).
See Worminglmrst (Manor) (Trin., 21 Geo. III. [1781] ; Trin.,
45 Geo. III. [1805]).
Worpesborn (Manor). See Wapsborne.
Worsted (Manor).
See Trotton (Mauor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
Worth (Forest).
See ffighley (Mich., 24 & 25 Eliz. [1582] ; East,, 25 Eliz.
[1583]; Trin., 31 Eliz. [1589]).
See Worth (Manor) (Trin., 19 Ch. I. [1643] ; Trin., 1649).
Timothy Shelley, gent., plaintiff', and Henry Peckham, kt., Sackvill
Graves, esq., John Midleton, esq., and Edward Eversfeild, esq., defor-
ciants Tenements and moiety of forest of WORTH and tenements
in Highleigh alias Highley, Worth and Balcombe, also moiety of
manor of HIGHLEIGH alias HIGHLET, quitclaimed to plaintiff and
heirs (East., 21 Ch. II. [1669]).
See Sullington (Manor) (Trin., 54 Greo. III. [1814]).
Worth (Pree Warren).
See Cuckfield (Manor) (Mich., 17 & 18 Eliz. [1575] ; Hil.,36&37
Ch. II. [1684-5] ; Trin., 1 Ja. II. [1685]).
Worth (Manor and Advowson of Church).
See Trotton (Manor) (Mich., 30 Hen. VIII. [1538] D.C.).
Thomas Michell, esq., plaintiff, and Henry Knyvett, kt., and Anne
his wife, deforciants Manor of WORTH and tenements in Worth and
Chayly, and common of pasture in CHAYLT, also advowson of church
of WORTH, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 37 Hen. VIII.
[1545]).
John More, esq., and Agnes his wife, plaintiffs, and Edmund
Michell, esq., and Joan his wife, deforciants Manor of WORTH and
tenements in Worth, also advowson of church of WORTH, quitclaimed
to plaintiffs and heirs of John More (Trin., 1 & 2 Ph. & Mary
[1555]).
Richard Browne, esq., plaintiff, and John More, esq., deforciant
Manor of WORTH and advowson of church of WORTH settled on
John More for life, remainder to Edward More his son, and heirs
male of Edward, remainder to right heirs of said John More (Trin.,
13 Eliz. [1571]).
George More, kt., Thomas Drewe, esq., and Francis More, esq.,
plaintiffs, and Edward More, kt., deforciant Manor of WORTH and
advowson of church of WORTH quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
George More (Trin., 44 Eliz. [1602]).
506 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Hugh Barker and Matthew Spicer, plaintiffs, and Edward Moore,
esq., deforciant Manor of WORTH and tenements in Worth, Bawl-
combe, Ardingleigh, Slaugham, Crawley, Ifeild and Wolborowe, and
moiety of moiety \_sic] of forest of WORTH, also fourth part of moiety
of manor of HIGHLEIGH, and also advowson of church of WORTH, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Hugh Barker (Triu., 19 Ch. I.
[1643]).
Thomas Dighton, gent., and Benjamin Scarlett, gent., plaintiffs,
and William Smyth, esq., and Margaret his wife, Richard Wynwood,
esq., and John Deuton, esq., deforcianls Manor of WOETH and
tenements in Worth, Bawlconibe, Ardingleigh, Slaugham, Crawley,
Isi'eild and Wolborowe, also fourth part of forest of WORTH, and
fourth part of moiety of manor of HIGHLEIGH, quitclaimed to
plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Dighton (Trin., 1649).
See Plumpton-Boscage (Mich., 24 Greo. II. [1750] D.C.).
Worth (View of Frank Pledge).
See Walsted (Hil., 1 Will. & Mary [1689-90] B.C.).
Worth alias Byssh (Manor). See Byssh.
Worth alias Word (Manor) in Little Horsted.
John Sherley, John, Erneley, Richard Broke, Thomas Grenewey,
John Q-oryng aud Edward Leukenor, plaintiffs, and John Tong and
Joan his wife, one of the kinswomen and heirs of Richard Delve,
deforciants Fourth part of manor of WOEDE alias WOETH, and
fourth part of tenements in Letelhorsted, Framfeld and Isfeld, quit-
claimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Sherley (Trin., 9 Hen. VIII.
[1517]).
Richard Michelbourne alias Richard Mascall, senior, and Richard
Michelbourne alias Richard Mascall, junior, plaintiffs, and Richard
Calveley and Katherine his wife, one of the kinswomen and heirs of
Richard Delve, deforciants Fourth part of manor of WORD alias
WOETH, and fourth part of tenements in Litell-Horsted, Framfeld and
Isfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Richard Michelbourne,
junior (East., 10 Hen. VIII. [1518]).
John Shurley, esq., John Erneley, esq., and John Grenewey, esq.,
plaintiffs, and Richard Calveley and Katherine his wife, one of the
kinswomen and heirs of Richard Delve, deforciants Fourth part of
manor of WOETH, and fourth part of tenements in Litell-Horsted,
Framfeld and Isfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John
Shurley (Mich., 10 Hen. VIII. [1518]).
John Sherley, cofferer to the King, and John Ernele, kt., plaintiffs,
and Richard Styler and Alice his wife, deforciants Fourth part of
manor of WOETH, also fourth part of tenements in [no place given],
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of John Sherley (Mich., 11
Hen. VIII. [1519]).
HENHY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 507
John Sherley, esq., cofferer to the King, Richard Sherley, clerk,
Thomas Brikkes, Thomas Greuewey and William Pawne, gent.,
plaintiff's, and Elizabeth Delve, one of the daughters and heirs of
John Delve, deforciant Fourth part of manor of WOBTH, and fourth
part of tenements in Horsted-Parva, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and
heirs of Richard Sherley (Hil., 14 Hen. VIII. [1522-3]).
John Shurley, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Welden, deforciant
Manor of WOKD alias WOBTH and tenements in Horsted-Parva,
Eramfeld and Isfeld, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs Warranted
against John, Abbot of Monastery of S. Peter, Westminster, and his
successors (Triii., 16 Hen. VIII. [1524]).
See Isfield (Manor) (Trin., 20 Eliz. [1578] ; Hil., 8 Ch. I.
[1632-3] ;'East., 14 Ch. II. [1662] ; Trin., 35 Ch. II. [1683]).
Worthing (Manor).
See Battle (Manor) (Trin., 13 Ch. I. [1637]).
Wulbedyng (Manor and Advowson of Church). See Woolbeding.
Wygenholt (Manor). See Wiggenholt.
Wyghtden-Keylyff (Manor). See Keyliffe.
Wygpery (Manor).
See Bolnore (Mich., 24 Geo. III. [1784]).
Wyke (Manor). See Wick.
Wyligh (Manor). See Whiligh.
Wyllyngdon (Manor). See Willingdon.
Wylye (Manor). See Whiligh.
Wynde (Manor). See Winde.
Wyneston (Manor). See Wiston.
Wyston (Manor). See Wiston.
Wythyham (Manor) in Shipley. See Withyham.
Wyvelsfeld (Advowson of Church). See Wivelsfield.
Yapton (Manor). See Yapton- Coverts.
Edmund Lewkenor, gent., Thomas Dunstall, Thomas Sandham,
John Uncle and Richard Knyght, plaintiffs, and William Goryng, kt.,
and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants Manor of TAPTON and tenements
in Tapton and Barneham quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of
Richard Knyght (East., 26 & 27 Hen. VIII. [1535]).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
508 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
John Edmonds, plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Aruudell, and John
Lumley, kt., Lord Lumley, and Jane his wife, deforciants Manors of
YAPTON, BEBECOUBT, WOLBBIDGE, BULSHAM, HAMPTON- WICHABDS and
HAMPTON- AViLCOCKS, and tenements in Taptun, Bulsham, Barneham,
Walberton, Middleton, Ilesham, Parva-Hampton, Ford, Clympyng
and Tortington, and rectories of YAPTON and PARVA-HAMPTON, also
a certain portion of tithes in Yapton, Bulsham, Barneham, Walberton,
Middelton, Ilesham, Parva-Hampton, Ford, Clymping and Tortington,
quitclaimed to plaint iff 1 and heirs (East., 10 Eliz. [1568]).
See Walberton (Manor) (Mich., 39 & 40 Eliz. [1597] ; Trin.,
8 Ja. I. [1610]).
Anne Billinghurst, wid., plaintiff, and William Madgwick and Anne
Goodridge Madgwick, spr., deforciants Manor of YAPTON and tene-
ments in Yapton quitclaimed to plaintiff' and heirs (East., 11 Geo. III.
[1771]).
Yapton (Rectory).
See Yap ton- Rectory (Manor) (East., 3 Ja. II. [1687] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710]).
Yapton (Tithes).
See Gates alias Eastergate (East., 17 Ch. II. [1665]).
See Bulsham alias Bilsham (Mich., 11 Will. III. [1699] ; Trin.,
9 Anne [1710]).
See Trinebarne (Hil., 6 Geo. II. [1732-3]; Mich., 18 Geo. II.
[1744]).
See Walberton (Rectory) (Hil., 41 Geo. III. [1801]).
See Middleton (Manor) (Trin., 2 Geo. IV. [1821]).
Yapton-Coverts alias Coverts (Manor).
See Thakeham (Manor) (Mich., 5 Ed. VI. [1551] ; Hil., 1 Eliz.
[1558-9]).
Walter Edmonds, gent., plaintiff', and Richard Boys, esq., and
Samuel Boys, gent., deforciants Manor of YAPTON-COVEBTS alias
COVEBTS alias YAPTON and tenements in Yapton, Walberton, Bynsted,
Tortington and Ford, quitclaimed to plaintiff 1 and heirs (East., 34 Eliz.
[1592]).
Thomas Heather, clerk, plaintiff", and John Blose, gent., and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of YAPTON-COVEBTS or COVEBTS-IN-
YAPTON and tenements in Yapton, Barnham and Binsted, quitclaimed
to plaintiff' and heirs (Mich., 3 Ja. II. [1687]).
Richard Farrington, esq., Henry Stannyf'ord, gent., and Thomas
Missing, gent., plaintiff's, and Robert Newnham and Susan his wife,
William Shilps and Anne his wife, and Abraham Reynolds and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of COVEBTS alias YAPTON-COVEBTS and
tenements in Yapton, Barnham and Binsted, quitclaimed to plaintiffs
and heirs of Richard Farrington (East., 11 Anne [1712]).
HENRY VIII. TO WILLIAM IV. 509
Elizabeth Tippetts, wid., plaintiff, and John Tippetts and Mary
his wife, deforciants Manor of YAPTON-COTERTS and tenements in
Yapton, Barnham and Binsteed, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 5 Will. & Mary [1693]).
Yapton-Rectory (Manor).
See Bourne (Manor) (Mich., 6 & 7 Eliz. [1564]).
See Arundel (Honor) (East., 8 Eliz. [1566] D.C.).
Christopher Bettesworth, gent., plaintiff, and John Edmonds, gent.,
deforciant Manors of YAPTON-RECTORY, YAPTON-$HULBRED, ILSHAM-
SAINT JOHN, LITTLEHAMPTON-WITCHARDS and WILCOCKS, and tene-
ments in Yapton, Walberton, Barneham, Clymping, llsham and
Littlehampton, also rectory of LITTLEIIAMPTON and moiety of rectory
of YAPTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs (East., 3 Ja. II.
[1687]).
Nathaniel Trayton, gent., plaintiff, and Bobert Edmonds, gent.,
deforciant Manors of YAPTON-RECTORY, YAPTON-SHULBHED, ILSHAM-
SAINT JOHN, BILSHAM, LITTLEHAMPTON- WITCHARDS and WILCOCKS,
and tenements in Yapton, Walberton, Barnham, Climping, llsham,
Littlehampton and Madehurst, also rectory of LITTLEHAMPTON, and
moiety of rectory of YAPTON, quitclaimed to plaintiff and heirs
(Mich., 9 Anne [1710]).
John Marsh, gent., plaintiff, and Laurence Eliot, esq.,aud Charity
his wife, deforciants Manors of YAPTON-RECTORY, YAPTON.SHULBRED,
ILSHAM-SAINT JOHN, BULSHAM, LITTLEHAMPTON- WITCHARDS and
WILCOCKS, and tenements in Yapton, Walberton, Barnham, Climping,
llsham, Littlehampton and Madehurst, also rectory of LITTLEHAMP-
TON and advowsou of church of LITTLEHAMPTON, quitclaimed to
plaintiff and heirs (Mich., 12 Anne [1713]).
Yapton- Shulbred (Manor).
See Yapton-Sectory (Manor) (East., 3 Ja. II. [1687] ; Mich.,
9 Anne [1710] ; Mich., 12 Anne [1713]).
Yatton (Eectory). See Tapton.
Yelden (Manor). See Telding.
Yelding (Manor).
Anthony Staple, esq., and Edmund Staple, gent., plaintiffs, and
Thomas Eversfeld, gent., and Mary his wife, deforciants Manors of
YELDYNG alias YELDEN, CLEVAXE alias CLOVEX, ALLTNGTON alias
ANNYNGTON, NEWELINE alias EWELINE, WEPHURST alias WEPEHERST,
GROVE and MYLDHAM alias MYDELHAM, and tenements in Hollyng-
ton, Butles alias Buthoffe, Stenyug, Icklesham, Eyngmer, Parva-
Horsted, Isfeld, Kyrdford, Fitleworth, Pulborough, Wysborough
Grene, Westfeld, Ore, Pett, Dallyngton, Sellescombe, Wasshyngton,
Cattesfeld, Bexhyll, Framefeld, Goryng, Deryngton, Hastyng, S. Mary
Castle of Hastyng and S. Leonards, quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs
of Anthony Staple (East., 28 Eliz. [1586]).
510 SUSSEX MANOHS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Thomas Eversfeld, junior, gent., and John Tycheborne, gent.,
plaintiffs, and Thomas Eversfeld, senior, gent., and Mary his wife,
deforciants Manors of YELDYNG alias YELDEN, CLEVAXE alias
CLOVEX, GROVE and MYDDLEHAM alias MTLDHAM, and tenements in
Hollyngton, Icklesham, Westi'eld, Ore, Pett, Sedlescornbe, Selscombe,
Cattesfeld, Bexhill, Gestlyng, Ryngmer, Mawlyng, Parva-Horsted,
Isfeld, Kyrdford, Fyttleworth, Pulborough, Wysborough Grene alias
Westborough Grene, Washyngton, Goryng, Derryngton, Wyston
alias Wystneston, Ashehurst, Stopham alias Stoppam, Bramborough
alias Bramber, Combes, Franfeld, Bucksted, Bulverhyde, Saynt
Mychaells, Mawdlyn, Saynt Leonards and S. Mary Castle of Hastyng,
quitclaimed to plaintiffs and heirs of Thomas Eversfeld, junior (Trin.,
31 Eliz. [1589J).
John Herne, gent., and Thomas Johnson, gent., plaintiff's, and
John Eversfeild, esq., deforciant Manors of YELDING alias YELDEN,
CLEVAXE alias CLOVEX, ALLINGTON alias ANNYXGTON, NEWELINE
alias EWELINE, WEPHURST alias WEPEHERST, GROVE, ORE, GESLING
and MYLDHAM alias MIDLEHAM, and tenements in Hollington, Typnell
alias Typnowlls alias Typnoke, S. Botolph alias Butles alias Buthoffe
afo'asButtolph, Stenyng alias Stennyng, Icklesham, Hyngmer, Horsted-
Parva, Isfeild, Kirdford, Pulborough, Wisborrow Green, Westfeild,
Ore, Pett, Dallington, Sellescombe, Washington, Cattesfeild, Bexhill,
Framfeild, Pounceley, Buxsted, Wiston alias Wistoneston, Ashurst,
Bulverhide, Gesling, Stopeham alias Stoppharn, Lanckhurst alias
Langherst, Farleigh, Bfeade, S. Mary Castle of Hastings, S. Michael
Archangel and Mawdlyn in Hastings, quitclaimed to plaintiff's and
heirs of John Herne (East., 19 Ch. II. [1667]).
See Gensing (Mich., 57 Geo. III. [181H]).
Yerseham (Manor). See Hailsham alias JSarsJiam,
Yngrams (Manor). See Ingrams.
Yowensmare alias Youesmare (Hundred).
See BrigTithelmston (Manor) (Hi!., 19 Eliz. [1576-7]).
Yping (Manor). See Ipina.
INDEX OF PLACES.
INDEX OF PERSONS.
[Vol. I. (A L) comprises pp. 1 to 288, and Vol. II. (M Z), pp. 289 to 510.
The same name often occurs more than once on a page.]
A.
Abbot, Anne, 463 ; George, Abp. of
Canterbury, 463 ; Ric., 463
Abergavenny (Bergavenny), Anne
(Duchess), 466 ; Eliz. (Lady), 48,
367. 374 ; Geo., Lord, 66. 247 ; Geo.
Nevyll, Lord, 301, 447 : John, Lord,
48, 367, 374. See Nevill
Abington, Tho., 178
Abrooke. Ric., 473
Acland, Arth., 195 ; Hugh, 195 ; John
Dyke, 196 ; Tho. Dyke, 195, 196, 379
Acocke, John, 242 ; Thomasine, 242.
See Awcock
Acton, Edw., 26 ; Eliz., 333 ; John,
333
Adair, Will., 196
Adams (Adam, Addames, Addams),
Abr., 252 ; Eleanor, 431 ; John, 79 ;
Ste., 329 ; Theoph., 199 ; Will., 62,
431
Ade, John, 241 ; Mary, 241
Aderton, Rog., 10, 216 ; Tho., 216 ;
Thomasine, 10, 216
Adman. Cicely, 24 ; Ciscilla, 244 ;
Hen.,' 244
Adys, Hen., 243
Affennell, Alice, 37 ; Tho., 37
Agate, John, 148, 469
Agmundesham (Agmondesham), John,
20,59
Akehurst, Ralph, 377
Alchorne, Anne, 216 ; Eliz., 216 ; Geo.,
351 ; John. 123, 216 ; Nic., 351 ; Tho.,
39: Will.,'ll2, 216
Alcock (Alcoke, Allcock), Charles,
148 ; Eliz., 15 ; John, 15, 148 ; Laur.,
136, 148, 188, 370, 416, 447 ; Mary,
148 ; Tho., 104, 148 ; Will.. 148, 245,
334
Alderton, Eliz.. 406 ; Hen., 406 -^ Ric.,
406; Will., 406
Aldridge, Maria, 326
Aleworth, Edw., 129, 431
Alexander, Peggy, 18 ; Will., 18
Alford, Edw., 199 ; Eliz., 199 ; John,
167, 187, 199, 220, 302, 328 ; Judith,
199
Alfrey (Alfray, Allfrey). Agn., 34, 386 ;
VOL. XX.
i Benj., 90 ; Fra., 34 ; Geo., 44, 268 ;
John, 24, 191 ; Kath., 90 ; Mary, 90 ;
Nath., 90; Ric., 88, 89, 181, 386;
Tho., 22, 89, 90, 386
I Alington. See Allyngton
Allard, Hen., 23
1 Allcock; See Alcock
Allen (Aleyn, Alleyn), Abel, 474 ;
Edw., 76 ; Eliz., 278, 474 ; Isaac,
278; John, 113; Tho., 171; Will.,
429
Allfrey. See Alfrey
Alnutt, Harriet, 384 ; Tho., 384
Allwyn (Allwin), Eliz., 444 ; Joan,
444 ; Mary. 444 ; Ric., 444 ; Rob.,
48 ; Will., 444
Allyngton (Alington), Giles, 124, 389 ;
Marg., 389
Alport, Jos., 79
Alverey, Will., 24
Amcotts, Hen.. 391
Amherst, Charles, 460 ; Edw., 328,
329 ; Geoff., 407 ; Marg., 329 ; Ric.,
36, 73, 84, 88, 104, 129, 133, 170, 189,
297, 303, 323, 328, 329, 410, 412, 414,
428, 465
Amondisham. See Ansam
Amore, John, 165
Anderson, Kath., 162. 163 ; Rob., 162,
163
Andrew (Andrewes), Ric., 433 ; Tho.,
119, 264 ; Will., 299
Annesley, Brian, 250
Ansam (Amondisham), Anne. 224 ;
Gedeon, 224
Ansell, Philip, 314
Ansley, Edw., 261
Anstey (Anstye), John, 252
Aphowell, Rowland, 48
Aplegarth, Will., 456
Appowell, John, 403
Appylyerd, Anne, 370 ; Rob., 370
Apsley (Apseley), Alan, 151 ; Ancilla,
364 ; Anth., 166, 198, 285, 499 ; Cor-
delia, 8 ; Edw., 436 ; Eliz., 133, 315,
504; Geo.. 364 ; Hannah. 323 : Hen.,
8, 31, 166, 248, 437 : John, 8,' 33, 52,
88, 128, 133, 166, 265, 315, 323, 330,
514
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
351, 364, 401, 441, 455. 488 ; Judith,
198 ; Randolph, 448 ; Will., 291, 421.
437, 488
Argall, Edm., 389 ; Gabriel, 389 ;
John, 389 ; Laur., 389 ; Mar?., 388,
389 ; Rowland, 389 ; Tho., 388, 389
Argles, Mary, 318 ; Tho.. 318
Arkcoll, Sarah, 174 ; Tho., 174
Armorer, Tho., 306
Arnold, Anna, 229 ; Anne, 210 ; Edith,
325 ; Eliz., 282, 424 ; Geo., 196. 424 ;
John, 210 ; Ric., 53, 228, 229, 363,
391 ; Susan, 228, 363 ; Tho., 228,
325, 363 ; Walt., 282 ; Will., 363
Arundell (Arrundell), Alatheia (Ala-
thea) (Countess), 390, 393, 406 ;
Anne (Countess), 87, 288. 324, 392,
470 ; Charles, 101 ; Hen., 331 ; Hen.,
Earl of, 9, 10, 15. 56, 58, 82, 107, 142,
145, 149, 182, 183, 204, 231, 287, 332,
336, 351, 355, 373. 393, 420, 421, 441,
444, 499, 500, 501, 503, 508 ; John, 9,
127 ; John, Earl of, 82 ; Mary, 100,
416 ; Mary (Countess), 183, 302, 441 ;
Philip. Earl of, 32, 116, 218, 288, 324,
406, 470 ; Tho., Earl of, 32, 60, 251.
277, 306, 390, 393, 406 ; Will., 100 ;
Will., Earl of, 87, 392
Ash (Ashe), Jeremiah, 383 ; Simeon,
24 ; Tho., 383, 384
Ashburnham (Ashbornham, Ashborne-
ham. Asheborneham, Ashebourne-
ham, Asheburneham, Assheburne-
ham, Assheburnham), Benedicta, 69 ;
Denny, 226 ; Eliz., 11 ; Frances,
148; John, 11, 12. 30. 88, 89, 148.
220. 316, 448, 455 ; John, Earl of,
113, 354 ; John, Lord, 12 ; Laur.,
190 ; Tho., 69 ; Will., 12, 247
Ashfeild, Dorcas, 321 ; Ric., 321, 397
Ashton, Jos., 59, 156
Aske, John, 121
Askwith, Nic., 86
Assheburneham (Assheburnham). See
Ashburnham
Assheby, John. 48
Aston, Hen., 384 ; Kath., 236 ; Tho.,
236
A Stone, Nic., 93, 94
Athill, Rog., 242
Athurst, Clement, 369
Atkins, Edw., 120 ; Ja., 412 ; Mary,
412
Attree, John, 318; Ric., 157; Will.,
15. 53, 318
Atwelles, John, 335 ; Rob., 335. See
Welles alias Atwell
Atwood, Anne, 140, 141 ; Edw., 102 ;
Harman, 201 ; John, 41, 140, 141 ;
Mary, 41 ; Rob., 102
Aubrey, John. 364 : Mary. 364
Audeley (Awdley). Anne. 276 ; Tho.,
114
Aungier, Fra., 239 ; Susan, 239
Austen (Awsten), Fra., 8, 287, 493 ;
Geo., 5 ; Joan. 442 ; John, 10, 180 ;
Ric., 328 ; Rob.. 269 ; Tho., 469 ;
Will., 11, 165 ; Winifred, 10
Avery. Anth., 75 ; Grace, 267 ; Nath.,
267 ; Tho., 267, 288 ; Will., 267
Awcock (Aucock, Awcocke), Eliz., 242;
John, 242 ; Seth, 242, 425
Awdley. See Audeley
Awgar (Auger), Alice, 404 ; Robt., 404 ;
Walt., 419
Awood (a Wodde), Anne, 327 ; Edm.,
327 ; John, 165, 327 ; Susan, 327
A wsten. See Austen
Axford, Hen., 204 ; Mary Anne, 204 ;
Ste. Hill. 204
Ayliffe, Geo., 123
Aylmer, Will., 326
Ayloffe, Tho., 229
Aylwey, Hen., 122
Aylworth (Ayleworth), Edw., 237 ;
John, 96 ; Walt., 237
Aylwyn (Aylewyn, Aylwine), John,
360. 407, 411 ; Mary, 360 ; Tho., 411 ;
Will., 444
Aylyff (Ayliffe), Ja., 461 ; Martha, 123
Aylyng, John, 79 ; Will., 503
Aynscoinbe, John, 198 ; Ste., 181 ;
Tho., 29, 197, 198
Ayre (Ayres). Anth., 304 ; Chr., 70
Ayscoghe, Edw., 260 ; Eliz., 260
Ayssheley, Anth., 35 ; Dor., 35 ; Hen.,
35
Ayton, Rob., 302
B.
Bacheler. See Batchelor
Bacon, Chr., 435 ; Edw., 237 ; Nic., 82
Backshell, John, 96, 146, 147, 187, 292,
398, 402 ; Mary, 187
Badgant, Edw., 4 ; Will., 4. See Bodge-
ant
Badger, Eleanor, 282 ; Ric., 282 ; Rob.,
145
Badmering, Agn., 128 ; Anne, 314 ;
Tho.. 128
Bagnall, Will,, 184
Baker, Alex., 224 ; Alice, 204, 224 ;
Anne, 278 ; Anne Ruth, 294 ; Benj.,
214 ; Dor., 295 ; Fanny, 293 ;
Frances, 293 ; Geo., 42, 224, 295 ;
Greg., 337 ; Ja., 278 ; Joan, 42, 465 ;
INDEX OF PERSONS.
515
John, 42, 51, 66, 78. 113, 115, 116,
124, 150. 191, 198, 285, 295, 296, 332,
353, 442. 458, 485, 488 ; Jos., 164 ;
Lucy, 295 ; Marthanna, 295 ; Mary,
428 ; Pet., 295 ; Philadelphia, 295 ;
Ric., 353, 377, 428 ; Rob., 465 ; Ruth,
115 ; Tho., 41, 78, 146, 155, 204, 292.
293, 353, 406, 458, 493 ; Will., 99,
142, 332
Balcombe, Will., 10
Baldock. Will., 455
Baldwin (Baldwyn), Anne. 485 ;
Charles. 145 ; John, 20 ; Edwyn,
201 ; Hen., 223 ; Sidrack, 261 ;
Susan, 261 ; Triamor, 246 ; Will.,
70. 305, 411, 429,485
Baley, Abr., 411. See Bayly
Ball, Mars?., 187, 188 ; Tho., 96, 187,
188
Bampfeild, Geo., 402
Banaster. See Bannester
Banckes. See Banks
Banck worth (Bankworth), Ric., 357 ;
Rob., 357, 384, 385
Banister. See Bannester
Banks (Banckes). John, 350, 435
Bankworth. See Banckworth
Bannester (Banaster, Banister, Banys-
ter). Avelin, 289 ; Constance, 411 ;
Edw., 37, 93, 228, 378, 500; Joan,
378 ; Kath., 37 ; Mary, 228 ; Pet.,
411 ; Tho., 289
Banzeel (Banzeell), Charles Ric., 56,
99 ; Edw., 56, 99
Barantyne, Anne, 238 ; Drew, 225, 238,
443
Barber (Barbor), Edm., 76 ; G-eo., 399
Barcroft (Barecroft), Mary, 15 ; Ric.,
15 ; Will., 15
Bard, Tho., 484
Barecroft. See Barcroft
Bargrave, Christiana. 107 ; Rob. Tour-
nay, 107
Barham, Arth., 311 ; John, 295, 345 ;
Lucy, 345 ; Mary, 295, 311, 461 ;
Nic., 295 ; Ric., 460. 461
Barkley. See Berkeley
Barkas, Geo., 276
Barker, Anne, 434 ; Edm., 421 ; Edm.
Hen., 326 ; Edw., 405, 434 ; Frances
Sarah, 326 ; Hen., 320, 434 ; Hugh,
506 ; Isabel, 421 ; Ric., 120 ; Susan,
446 ; Tho., 446 ; Will., 9, 245
Barling, Philip. 309 ; Rachel, 309
Barlow, Juliana, 191 ; Ranulph. 191
Barnam. See Barnham
Barnard, Edw., 214: John, 358, 411 ;
Mary, 358 : Tho., 166, 188, 401, 402,
407, 420, 443
Barne (Barnes), Edw., 53
Barneby, Tho., 61
Barnham (Barnam, Barneham), Alice,
327; Anne, 125; Fra., 313; Jane,
327 ; Martin, 125, 327 ; Ste., 29, 125,
327 ; Tho., 484
Barnewell, Tho., 88
Earners, Hatton, 130
Barney, Rog., 484
Baron alia* Barnes (Barne), Edw., 53 ;
Jane, 53
Barradale. See Borradale
Barrantyne, Will,, 123
Barren, Ric., 477
Barrys, Tho., 88
Bartelott (Bartlet, Bartlett, Bartlott,
Barttelott), Anne, 143, 420, 421 ;
Barbara, 41, 420 ; Edw., 154 ; Eliz.,
420 ; Hen., 143, 151, 232, 261, 420 ;
Jane, 420; Joan, 154; Mary, 261,
420, 421 ; Ric., 420, 421 ; Tho., 101 ;
Walt., 420, 421 ; Will., 41, 143, 420
Bartie, Mountagu, 6, 306, 370
Bartlet (Bartlett). See Bartelott
Bartley, Jane, 117 ; Ric., 117
Bartlott (Barttelott). See Bartelott
Barton, John, 131
Barwick (Barwicke, Barwike, Bar-
wyke, Berewyke, Berwick), Agn.,
124, 268 ; Alt, 13. 124, 268 ; Curtes,
111; John, 111; Rog., Ill; Will.,
61
Baskervile, Simon, 144
Batchelor (Bacheler), Eli/., 4 ; Geo.,
229 ; Ja., 4 ; John, 229, 439
Bateman, Anth., 241 ; Jonas, 361 ;
Tho., 461
Bath and Wells, Ric., bp. of, 36 ; and
Rachel his wife. 36
Batherne, Awbrey, 211
Bathurst, Tho., 37, 418, 460
Batson, Will, 400
Batten, Anne, 163 ; John, 164 ; Laur.,
163
Battishill, Aphora, 252 ; Tho., 252
Baverstock. Jane, 287
Bawcombe, Nic., 314
Bawtell, Barnaby, 464 ; Magd., 464
Bayliffe, Charles, 214
Baylis, John, 155 ; Sarah, 155
Bayly (Baley), Anne, 296 ; Arth., 482 ;
Eliz., 367, 482 ; John, 296, 397 ; Ric.,
90 ; Simon, 390 ; Will., 367. See
Baley
Baynham, Diana, 201
Bay ton, Martha, 97
Beach, John, 79 ; Mary, 79
Beaghan, Anne, 205 ; Edm., 205
Beale, Anne, 161 ; Jerome, 161 ; John,
166 ; Ric., 187
Beamount, Fra., 11 ; Tho., 11
Bean, Oath., 192 ; John, 280 ; Tho.,
44
Bearcroft, Sarah, 309
Beard (Berde), Charles, 227 : Cicely,
516
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
92 ; Eliz., 227 ; John, 401, 475 ;
Kitty, 18, 268 ; Mary, 91, 141, 268 ;
Nic., 43 ; Ralph, 139, 141, 223, 448 ;
Hie.. 92 ; Susan, 43 ; Tho., 92, 489 ;
Will., 268
Beche, John, 333
Bechely, Ric., 4(i7 ; Timothea, 467
Beckford, Frances, 499 ; Ric., 499
Beckwith, Will., 86
Beconsawe, Benj., 471 ; Pet., 471
Beddingfeild. See Bedingfield
Bedenham, Philip, 174
Bedford, Abigail, 504 ; Fra., Earl of, 27,
28, 208 ; Tho., 504
Bedge, Edw., 379, 380
Bedingfield (Beddingfeild, Beding-
feild), Humph., 249, 433 ; Marg.,
249 ; Philip, 270 ; Ric., 107 ; Tho.,
270
Beeching, John, 452
Beeke, Edw.. 323
Belcher (Belchier), Will., 11, 218
Belfour, Okey, 397
Belhouse (Belhowse), Anth., 16 ; Jane,
16
Bell, Ric., 279
Bellamy, Anne, 106 ; Ric., 106
Bellingham (Bellingeham, Bellynge-
ham, Bellyngham, Belyngeham, Bel-
yngham), Cicely, 251 : Edw., 136,
200, 251. 272, 315, 319, 320. 334, 374,
375, 436, 490 ; Eliz., 200 ; Hen., 319,
334, 450, 495 ; John, 31, 94, 136, 315,
319, 320, 490 ; Mary, 333, 334, 374 ;
Ralph, 436 ; Ric., 100, 158, 171, 200,
228, 260, 333, 334, 483 ; Tho., 236.
319, 334, 436, 490 ; Walt., 320
Belson, Augustine (Augustin), 211,
217
Bembowe, John, 189
Benbrigg, Will., 311
Benet. See Bennett
Bengeamyn, John. 229
Bennett (Benet, Bennet), Adam, 104 ;
Anne, 396 ; Dor., 183 ; John, 26,
101 ; Judith, 250, 456 ; Levinus,
250. 456 ; Marg., 41 ; Mary, 456 ;
Prudence, 456 ; Ric., 41, 235, 456 ;
Rob., 172 ; Tho., 235, 250, 308, 396,
456 ; Will., 396
Bentley, Humph., 292
Beobe, John, 250
Berde. See Beard
Bere. Anne, 460 ; Montague Bere
Baker, 460
Berewyke. See Barwick
Bergavenny. See Abergavenny
Berkeley (Barkeley, Berkley), Anne, 52,
455 ; Geo., Lord. 55 ; Hen., 52, 455 ;
Maurice, 55 ; Mic., 55 ; Rob., 403
Berners, Hatton, 367
Berwick. See Barwick
Bery, Ric., 93
Besbich, Rob., 126
Best, Charles. 119; Mary, 328; Nic.,
464 ; Urban, 328
Bestney, Nic., 429
Bethell, Hugh, 435 ; Mary, 435
Bethune, Geo. Maximilian, 16
Betsford, Marg.. 383
Bettesworth (Betsworth, Bettisworth,
Bettyswoorth. Bettysworth), Elea-
nor, 277 ; Eliz., 121 ; Jane, 429 ;
John, 101 ; Pet., 101, 177, 243, 259,
277, 444, 446, 449 ; Ric., 101 ; Tho.,
121, 243, 259, 277, 429
Beverley, Tho., 300
Bickley (Byckeley), Brune, 99 ; Cicely,
99 ; Hen., 99 ; Marg., 99 ; Ric., 99 ;
Tho., 155, 243, 485
Bicknell, John, 42 ; Rob., 42, 444
Biddulph, Ric., 61
Biggs, Giles, 495 ; Jane, 168 ; John,
168, 398
Bigland, Hen., 437, 504
Billett, Rob.. 172
Billinghurst, Anne. 508
Billis. John. 425 ; Kath., 425
Bilson, Edith. 177 ; Leonard, 177, 228 ;
Tho., 177, 228
Bincke, Ja., 131
Bine. See Byne
Birche. See Byrch
Birckened, Pet.. 278
Bird, Will., 300
Birkett. John, 320
Biscoe. Jos, 240, 350
Bishop (Bishopp, Bishoppe, Bisshop,
Bisshopp, Bisshoppe. Bysshop,
Bysshopp), Edw.. 150, 223. 337, 428 ;
Eliz., 31 ; Geo., 484 ; Hen., 31, 261,
326, 396, 501 ; Jane, 69 ; John, 30,
77, 224. 234 ; Kath. Annabella, 337 ;
Mary, 224, 337; Ric., 69; Tho., 31,
32, 38, 47, 100, 109, 138, 149, 199,
234. 277, 337, 339, 490; Will.. 69,
160, 419
Blackmore, John. 269
Blackshaw, Hen., 299
Blackstone. Anne, 486 ; Edw., 197 ;
Sarah, 309 ; Will., 309
Blackwell, Mic., 293
Blagrave, Tho., 366 ; Tho. Ward, 25
Blake, Josiah, 75 ; Will., 219
Blaker. Anne, 367 ; Edw.. 18 ; Mabel,
19 ; Ric., 448 ; Will., 19, 367
Bland, John, 235
Blaxton, Anne, 324 ; Hen., 324
Blennerhaysett, Augustin, 201
Bletsoe, John. Baron, 132
Blomer, John, 321
Bloodworth, Tho., 145
Blose. John, 508 ; Mary. 508
Blower, Fra,, 343 ; Mary, 469 ; Ric., 469
INDEX OF PERSONS.
517
Blowfeild. Tho., 270
Bludder, Hen., 240 ; Tho., 240
Bluett, John, 118
Blund (Blunne), John, 60
Blundell, Eliz., 146 ; Geo., 98, 450 :
Will., 146
Blunden, Andr., 119
Blunkett, Edm., 253
Blunne. See Blund
Blunt, Edw., 5 ; Martha, 245, 246 ;
Hie., 475 ; Sam.. 355 ; Sarah, 355
Board. See Boord
Bocher, Ric.. 233. See Cowper alias
Bocher
Bockland (Bocland), Helen, 446, 447 ;
Joan, 135 ; Maurice, 135, 447 ; Walt.,
283, 446, 462. See Buckland
Bodgeant. Anne, 425 ; Will., 425. See
Badgant
Bodley, John, 435
Bold, John, 466
Bolles, Geo., 134 ; Joan, 134 ; John, 134
Bolney, Anne, 298 ; Jane, 6, 88, 298,
419; John, 6,88,298, 419
Bolsworth, Edm., 301, 347 ; Grace, 301.
347
Bolton (Boulton), Hannah, 419 ; John,
418,419; Sam., 418, 419
Bond, Dennys, 3 ; Eliz., 3 ; Nic., 66
Bone, Ric.. 373
Bonham, Tho., 200
Boniface (Bonniface), Anne, 6 ; John,
399, 463 ; Ric., 6 ; Tho., 463
Bonvile. See Harynton
Booker, Edm., 215 ; Eli/., 292 ; John, 292
Boord (Board, Boorde, Bord), Fra., 335 ;
Geo., 317, 328; Harb., 186; Hugh,
216 ; Joan, 317 ; John, 335 ; Mary,
328, 455 ; Ninian (Nynnyan), 69, 186,
423 ; Ste., 69, 92. 118, 317, 423 ; Tho.,
186; Will., 70, 317
Booth, Grace, 125 ; Ja., 125
Bord. See Boord
Borell. See Burrell
Borne, John, 391
Borradale (Barradale), Eliz., 224 ; John,
224 ; Will., 224
Borrer, John, 186; Will., 358
Bosanquet, Sam.. 109
Bostock, Hen., 276 ; Peregrine, 276
Bosvile, Anne. 50 ; Hugh, 85, 86 ; Leo-
nard, 49, 50 ; Ralph, 49 ; Susan, 85,
86 ; Tho., 85
Boswell, John, 376 .
Botherton, Marg., 67
Botting. John, 57
Boucher (Bouchier). See Bourchier
Boughton (Bowghton), John, 258 ;
Mary, 43, 108, 219 ; Ric., 43, 48, 108,
219
Bould (Boulde, Bowlde), Mic., 136 ;
Rob., 200
Boult, Hen.. 204 ; Ric., 204 ; Sarah
Barbara. 204
Boulton. See Bolton
Bourchier (Boucher, Bouchier), Anne,
143; Charles, 76 ; Edm., 311 ; Tho.,
143
Bourke, John, 383
Bowatt (Bowet), Edw., 231 ; Ric., 61
Bowell, Nic., 105 ; Will., 440
Bowes, Paul, 14 ; Ralph, 312 ; Will.,
237
Bowet. See Bowatt
Bowghton. See Boughton
Bowler, Geo., 325 ; Jane. 325
Bowley, Eliz., 41 ; Ric., 41
Bowman, Seymour, 492
Bowyer (Bowyar), Agn., 443 ; Anth.,
382; Edm., 85 : Eliz.. 498 ; Hen., 108,
116, 498 ; Jane, 376 ; Joan, 377 ;
John, 85, 498; Kath., 417; Mary,
168 ; Ric.. 376 ; Rob., 147, 251 ; Tho.,
89, 145, 329, 376,377, 417 ; Will., 168,
359,443
Box, Hen., 122 ; Mary, 243
Boys (Boyce, Boyes, Boyse), Bridget,
95 ; Cordelia, 23. 244 ; Edw., 369 ;
Eliz., 163 ; Johnj 95, 163, 164, 436 ;
Jos., 436 ; Marg., 94, 436 ; Pet., 44 ;
Ric., 94, 436, 508 ; Sam., 95, 244, 262,
265, 436, 437, 449, 508 ; Will., 23, 95,
105, 244 ; Will. Hooper, 492
Bozom, John, 200
Brabon (Braban), Eliz., 244 ; John, 24 ;
Martin, 244 ; Rob., 352
Bradbridge (Bradbrigge, Bradbrydge,
Brodbrydge), Dionisia, 124 ; Eliz.,
105, 125 ; Hen., 125 ; Matilda, 124 ;
Ric., 124, 125 ; Walt., 124, 125
Bradfold,Tho.,60
Bradford, John, 171, 172
Bradley, Ja., 392 ; Joan, 392 ; Mark,
45
Bradshaw (Bradshawe), Agn., 485 ;
Elias, 126
Braman. John, 376
Bramble, Ric., 367
Bramston, Fra., 223 ; John, 223 ; Tho.,
37
Bramwell, Geo., 181
Bray, Anne, 262 ; Edw., 13, 65, 100,
262, 392, 434, 496 ; Eliz., 434 ; Mary,
392 ; Reginald, 102 ; Tho., 473
Braybrooke, Ric., 299
Bredon, Will., 56
Brent, Dan., 43 ; Geo., 43
Brereton, Cholmondley (Cholmonde-
ley), 322, 327 ; Pet.. 403 ; Susanna
(Susannah), 322, 327 ; Tho., 396, 403 ;
Will., 3, 327
Breton, Eliz., 262 ; Nic., 262
Brett, Anne, 323 ; Apsley, 323 ; Charles,
272 ; Eliz., 325 ; John, 242, 325, 395 ;
SUSSEX MAJORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Marg., 325 : Rob., 325 ; Tho., 119 ;
Walt., 241 ; Will., 323
Brewer (Brewar), Jane, 285 ; John,
285 ; Sam., 382 ; Tho., 257, 257-8,
285, 331
Brian, Anne, 160 ; Tho., 160
Bridger (Brydger), Colvill, 329 ; Eliz.,
37 ; Harry, 156, 391 ; Hen.. 94, 424,
503 ; John, 25, 109, 335, 489 ; Jona-
than, 455: Mary, 25, 109; Ric., 25,
37, 373; Tho., 305
Bridges (Brydges), Anth., 214, 248;
Eliz., 184, 389 ; Tho., 184, 389
Briggs (Bryggys), Eliz., 71, 340; Geo.,
190 ; Marg., 90 ; Tho., 71. 90, 108, 135,
155, 340
Bright (Bryght). Eliz., 201 ; Joan, 125 ;
Nic.. 125; Rebecca, 201 ; Will., 201
Brighthis, Laur., 438
Brightridge, Tho., 498
Brikkes, Tho., 507
Brinckhurst, Edw., 350 ; Mary, 350
Brinley, Kath., 325 ; Lawr., 325 ; Ric.,
325 ; Rob., 325
Brisco (Brysco), John, 245 ; Ralph,
382
Bristow, Edw. Maynard, 185
Brodbrydge. See Bradbridge
Broke. See Brooke
Bromfield (Bromefield, Bromefeild,
Bromfeild, Broomefeildj). Anne, 105 ;
Edw., 11. 105, 345, 452 ; Eliz.. 167,
452 ; Jocose, 11 ; John, 11, 159, 167,
262, 452 ; Marg., 11, 345 ; Susan, 105 ;
Tho., 140, 262, 452
Bromley, Anne, 175 ; Edw., 230 ; Hen.,
175
Brooke (Broke, Brook, Brookes,
Brooks), Anne, 57; Frances, 160;
Geo., 57 ; John, 135, 160, 338 ; Ric.,
506 ; Will.. 141
Broome (Brome), Chr., 451 ; Hen., 397
Broomefeild. See Bromfield
Brougham. Hen., 174
Broughton, John, 201 ; Mary, 326 ;
Tho., 326
Browker, Hugh. 264 ; Jane, 264
Browne (Broun, Brown), Adam, 6, 85,
86; Agn., 247, 307 ; Ambrose, 29,
395, 464 ; Anth.. 114. 208 ; Elena,
93 ; Ellen, 460 ; Eliz., 3, 22, 29, 61,
85, 86, 292, 395 ; Frances, 157 ; Fre-
deswida, 339 ; Geo., 29, 422 ; Hen.,
61,341,420; Jane. 481 ; Joan. 407 ;
John, 29, 30, 102, 107, 145, 146, 149,
247, 307, 328, 363, 408-9, 441, 481 ;
Marg., 29, 30 ; Mark, 444 ; Mary, 6,
126, 363 ; Matt., 93, 100, 339, 377,
395 ; Ric., 336, 339. 482, 505 ; Rob.,
292 ; Tho., 67, 85, 93, 104, 111, 157,
200, 321, 460 ; Weston, 126 ; Will.,
3, 22, 99, 102, 149, 247
Browning, Anth., 462 ; Beatrice, 462 ;
John, 355
Brudnell, Tho., 25
Bruming, Fra., 217
Bruning (Brunyng), Anth.. 411 ; Elena,
411 ; Helena, 411 ; Mary, 411 ; Ric.,
411 ; Rob., 411
Brunsdon, Jane. 442 ; Lucy. 442 ; Ste.,
442 ; Will., 442 ;
Brydger. See Bridger
Brydges. See Bridges
Bryggys. See Briggs
Brygham, Joan, 469 ; Tho., 469
Bryght. See Bright
Bryngborne, Rog., 61
Brysco. See Brisco
Buck, Frances, 178 ; John, 178
Buckeridge, Nic., 247 ; Sarah, 247
Buckhurst (Buckeherst, Buckehurst,
Buckherst), Cicely (Countess), 51, 63,
92, 113, 177, 183, 303, 331, 350, 428,
429. 489 ; Tho., Lord, 34, 45, 51, 63,
92, 169. 170, 177, 183, 215 ; Tho. Sack-
ville (Sackevile, Sackevyle, Sacke-
vyll, Sackvile, Sackvill, Sackvyle,
Sackvyll, Sakevyle), Lord, 113. 200,
255, 264, 284, 303. 309, 331, 350, 368,
389, 412, 413,427/428, 429, 489
Buckland, Beatrice, 87 ; Helen, 283 ;
John, 275, 276 ; Rodney, 446 ; Walt.,
87, 283. See Bocklaiid
Buckle. Lewis, 472
Bucknall,Benj.,438 ; Eliz., 438 ; John.
438 ; John, 438 ; Jonathan, 438 ;
Marg., 438 ; Ralph, 438 ; Sam., 438 ;
Tabitha, 438
Buckly, Tho., 800
Budgell, Eustace, 104
Buggyn, Edw., 265
Bulkley, Tho.. 219
Bull. John, 450 ; Rob.. 398
Bulleyn (Bullyn), Edw., 391 ; Eliz..
338 ; Ja., 338
Bullis, Cath., 425 ; Olive, 425
Bulstrode, Edw.. 20 ; Hen., 70, 71. 405 ;
Mary, 70, 71
Bunbury, Bridget, 343 ; Tho., 343
Burch, Anne, 133 ; Benj., 133 ; Jane,
461 ; Tho., 461
Burdett (Burdytt), Benedicta, 13 ; Ben-
nett, 14, 428 ; Rob., 13, 14, 276, 297,
428, 466 ; Will., 452
Burdevyle, Hen., 148 ; Tho., 101, 148
Burdytt. See Burdett
Burgh. John, 269 ; Tho., Lord. 269
Burghley. Will.. Lord, 348, 353 ; Will.
Cecyll. 32
Burley. John. 268
Burgis (Burges). Eliz., 53, 267 ; Rob.,
189 : Tho., 267 ; Will., 53
Burrard, Harry, 96 ; Lucy, 96 ; Paul.
96
INDE& OF PERSONS.
519
Burre, Alice, 184 ; John, 184
Burrell (Borell), Anne, 64 ; Eliz., 64,
221 ; John, 64, 402 ; Mary. 418 ;
Ninian (Nynyon), 221, 319, 344 ;
Tim., 37, 317, 418. 460: Walt., 192,
221, 262, 363, 375. 444, 460, 461, 489 :
Will., 164
Burstie. John, 109
Burt, Christiana, 489, 501 ; Edw., 489,
501 : Jane, 209 ; John, 209 ; Mary,
489
Burtenshaw. Hen., 489
Burton, Alice, 153 ; Andr., 296 ; Anne,
349; Edw., 139, 296; Ja., 74. 138,
153, 473 ; Judith, 139 ; Marmaduke,
352 ; Tho., 276
Burwash, Geo., 276, 277 ; Susan, 276,
277
Busbridge, Joan, 181 ; John, 23, 55, 76,
181, 202, 204, 419 ; Mary, 76
Bushby, Charles, 292 ; Marg., 292
Bust, Tho., 369
Bustard, Anth.. 138. 346, 490; Dor.,
138, 346, 490, 490-1
Butcher, Alex., 349 ; Alice, 407 ; Eliz.,
365 ; Joan, 258 ; John, 257, 349, 407 ;
Hie., 258, 271 ; Rob., 365
Butler. Ambrose, 248 ; Eliz., 118, 450 ;
Grace, 436 ; Ja.. 68, 79, 93, 159, 210,
265, 436. 472. 482, 504 ; Marg., 450 ;
Mary, 24S : Prudence. 79 ; Rog., 118.
450 ; Tho.. 199,352 ; Walt., 99 ; Will.,
450
Butterie (Buttry), Tho.. 43 ; Will., 54
Butterwick, Edm., 82/83; Geo., 82,
317 ; Joan, 82
Button. Anne, 269 ; John, 269 ; Ric.,
179
Buttry. See Butterie
Byckeley. See Bickley
Bynd. Eliz., 85 ; John, 85
Byndles, John, 379 ; Judith, 379-80
Byne (Bine), Anne, 440 ; Eliz., 72 ;
Hen., 19 ; Jane, 104 ; John, 72, 73,
85 ; Magnus, 440 ; Ste., 104 ; Susan,
72, 73
Byngham, Nic., 198
Bynns, John, 249
Bynwyn, John. 101 ; Philippa, 136 ;
Will., 136
Byrch (Birche, Byrche), John, 164, 376,
426 ; Rob., 34
Byron, John, 394
Bysshop (Bysshopp). See Bishop
c.
Cadday, John, 405 ; Mary, 405
Caldicott (Caldeeott), Grace, 351 ;
Mary, 504 ; Matthias, 13, 88, 141,
297, 345, 392 ; Ric.. 8, 297, 437 ; Will.,
504
Calfe, Mary, 382
Calland, Eliz., 239 ; John, 239
Calmady. Arth., 290
Calthorpe, Hen., 302
Calverley (Calveley), Kath., 506 ; Ric.,
506 ; Walt., 176
Calvert, John. 300
Camfield, Hen., 189
Campion (Campyon), Abr., 226 : Bar-
bara, 354 ; Hen., 104, 354, 407, 483 ;
Will., 226, 407
Cansfeld (Causfeild), Rob., 392, 447
Canterbury, Geo., Abp. of, 463
Capps, Hen., 275
Capron, Anth., 101
Carbery, Sackville, 88
Card, Andr., 12, 205
Cardennell. Adam, 478
Carell. See Caryll
Carew, Fra., 19, 43, 316, 353 ; Nic., 397
Carey (Cary), Abel, 237 ; Tho., 312
Carill. See Caryll
Carington. See Carrington
Carleton (Carlton), Anth., 345 ; Edw.,
2, 108, 253 ; John, 114 ; Tho., 254
Carnabe, Reginald, 447
Carnell, John, 384 ; Laura, 384
Carpenter (Carpendor), Agn., 253 ;
Constance, 465 ; John, 264 ; Tho.,
253 ; Will., 465
Carr, Anne, 403 ; Geo., 403 ; Will., 342
Carrell. See Caryll
Carrington (Carington), Charles, 217 ;
Fra., 217 ; Mary, 217 ; Rob., Lord,
502
Carryll. See Caryll
Carter, Rob., 312 ; Tho., 467
Cartwright, Tho., 348, 349, 371
Carvill, John, 348
Cary. See Carey
Caryll (Carell, Carill, Carrel! , Carryll),
Dor., 218, 480 ; Edw., 33, 52, 106, 184,
185, 257, 331, 355, 356, 393, 396, 409,
427, 470, 480, 497 ; Eliz., 331, 395 ;
John, 15, 20, 78, 164, 211, 217, 218,
228, 231, 268, 302, 326, 331. 332, 338,
356, 362, 372, 393, 394, 395, 396, 401,
427, 443, 464, 476, 480, 497 ; Kath.,
331 ; Marg., 135 ; Mary, 15, 231,332,
356, 427, 497 ; Phebe, 396 ; Philip,
326, 396 ; Ric., 135, 147, 231, 394 ;
Tho., 135, 338, 393, 394
Castilian, Valentine, 293
Castleman, Paul, 342
Catesby, Fra., 131
Cathery, Ric., 301
Catt, Edm., 157
&20 SUSSEX MANGES IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Causfeild. See Cansfeld
Cave. Sarah, 61 ; Will., 61
Cavendish, Eliz., 349 ; Geo. Hen., 349
Cawerden, Eliz.. 230 ; Tho.. 230
Cawley. Eliz., 376 ; Mary, 14, 43, 376 ;
Will., 14, 43, 376, 477
Cecil, Will., 82, 353
Ceely, Tho., 295
Cesar, Tho., 182
Chaderton, Rob.. 451
Chadwick, Ja., 418
Chaldecott, John. 108, 220
Challen, Anne, 194 ; Barbara, 46 ; Gas- !
sandra Lintott, 391-2 ; John, 159, |
391 ; Ric., 194 ; Ste., 445 : Ste. Hasler, i
46
Chaloner (Challoner, Chalynor), Eliz..
165, 415 ; Etheldreda. 427 ; Fra.,
267, 308, 415, 427, 460, 484 ; Ja., 421 ;
Jane, 415, 444,460 ; Joan, 415 ; John,
165, 443, 444, 460 ; Lewis, 427 ; Nic..
165, 306, 308, 415 ; Ninian, 92, 221 ;
Ric., 165 ; Rog., 427 ; Tho., 165, 267,
427, 444, 460 ; Will., 91
Chamherlaine (Chamberlayne), John,
159 ; Mary, 278 ; Rob., 409 ; Tho.,
278
Chambers, Tho., 46
Chambre, Fra., 326
Champion, Walt., 338
Champnies (Champnyes), John, 287 ;
Justin, 244
Chandos, Cassandra (Duchess of), 333 ;
Ja., Duke of, 333
Chapman, Abr., 14, 478 ; Anne, 258 ;
Cath., 484 ; Cicely, 478 ; Hen., 14 ;
John, 14, 258, 477, 478 ; Jos., 484
Charleton, Fra., 418
Charman, Fra., 468
Charte, Dor.. 261 ; Nic., 261
Chatfield (Chatfeild, Chatfell, Chat-
fild), Anne, 186 ; Bernard, 491 ;
Caroline. 16 ; Eliz., 16 ; Harriet, 16 ;
Hen., 186; John, 308: Mary, 16;
Rob., 165
Chauntler (Chaunteler), Edw., 192 ;
Hen., 317
Chaworth, Geo., 25 ; Ric.. 313
Cheale (Cheele), John, 45, 346, 347,
471
Cheesman, John, 407 ; Marg., 407
Cheke, John, 362 ; Mary, 362
Cherry, Hen., 499
Cherryman, Anne, 252 ; Edm., 252
Chewte, Geo., 434
Cheyne, Anne, 25, 115 ; Hen., 207 ;
Oliver, 25, 115; Tho., 7, 319, 500.
See Cheyncy
Cheyney (Cheyny), Joan, 231 ; Oliver,
115, 132 ; Rose, 231 ; Tho., 230 ;
Will., 230, 231. See Cheyne
Chibald, Ja., 53
Chichester, Dean and Chapter of, 176,
265
Chichester, Rob. (Sherburn), bp. of, 48,
432
Chichester, Tho., Earl of, 351
Child, Hen.. 226 ; John, 49, 124
Children, Geo., 474
Chitty, Anne, 76 ; Jos., 76
Choute (Chute), Chaloner, 72 ; Geo.,
221, 269, 393
Chowne. Anne. 252 ; Bray, 252 ; Mary,
6, 168, 440 ; Tho., 6, 343, 387. 440
Chowning, Greg., 6 ; Jane, 6
Churchar (Churcher), Geo., 334 ; John,
233; Pet., 486; Tho., 98, 107, 153,
231, 233, 416, 437, 470, 503
Chute. See Choute
Cittizen, John, 75
Claggett (Clagett), Dor., 358 ; Edw.,
352, 358 ; Will., 421
Clanricard, Frances (Countess of), 370 ;
Ric., Earl of, 370
Clare, Andr., 125 ; Gilb., Earl of, 206
Clarke (Clerke), Anne, 154 ; Eliz., 110,
176 ; Ja., 150 ; John, 176, 340, 463 ;
Mary, 110, 117; Matt., 162; Rob.,
154; Will., 117, 164, 199
Clarke alias Pasche (Passhe), John,
477 ; Mary, 477
Claymond, John, 375, 376
Clayton, Ric., 398
Clement, Walt., 397
Clerke. See Clarke
Clersson, Nic., 484
Cleyden, John, 200
Clifford, Cicely, 31
Clifton, Clifford, 50, 304
Clinton, Frances Isabella (Lady), 105 ;
Rob. Cotton Saint John, Lord, 105
Clitherow (Clytherowe), Eliz., 309 ;
Hen.. 221
Clopton, Bridget, 499
Close, Ja., 77
Clough, Anne Jemima, 504 ; Rob.
Butler, 504 ; Rog., 504
Clowdesley, John, 499
Clowes, Anth., 162 ; Martha, 162
Clowsor, John, 467 ; Susan, 467
Clytherowe. See Clitherow
Coaker, Marg., 439 ; Will., 439
Coast, Marg., 165 ; Will., 165
Cobb (Cobbe, Cobbes), Tho., 464 ; Will.,
17, 190
Cobby. Cobie. See Coby
Cobden. Anne, 155 ; Gartrude, 307 ;
Greg., 155 ; Hen., 307 ; Mary, 308 ;
Will., 307, 308
Cobham, John. 113
Coby (Cobby, Cobie), Anne, 413 ; John,
369, 413 ; Mary, 99 ; Rog., 212 ; Sam.,
99 ; Will., 18, 500
Cocke. Charles, 381 ; Mary, 381
INDEX OF PERSONS.
521
Cockaine (Cockayne), Charles, 353,354,
354 n ; Charles, Lord, 354 n ; Will.,
353
Cockquerell (Cocquerell), Geo., 208 ;
Mary, 208
Codrington, Sarah, 469 ; Will., 469
Coe, Ja., 442; John, 112; Will., 114,
424
Coell, John, 246
Cogan. Sarah, 150
Coke, Ric., 308 ; Rob., 55 ; Will., 418
Colbek, John, 306
Colbrond (Colbron). Hen., 57 ; Ja.,
132 ; John, 132 ; Marg., 215 ; Mar-
tha, 19
Coldham (Coldam), Alice, 111; Eleanor,
48 ; Eliz., 503 ; Ric., 48, 49, 128 : Will.,
48, 111, 416,503
Cole, Alice, 324 ; Charles, 234 ; Chr.,
424, 468 ; Edw., 324 ; Hen., 95, 108 ;
Jane, 468 ; John, 90, 396 ; Maria
Anne, 192 ; Mary, 108 ; Will., 192
Colebrooke (Colebrook), Barbara, 412 ;
Geo., 364 ; Ja., 132, 365, 412, 488 ;
John, 151, 152, 208 ; Mary, 132, 488
Coleman, John, 172
Colepeper (Colepepyr), Eliz., 38 ; Joan,
103 ; John, 38 ; Tho., 103 ; Will.,
396, 449. See Culpeper
Coles, Chr., 290, 364, 421, 468 ; Edm.,
486 ; Jane, 421, 468, 486 ; Kath..
468 ; Walt., 468
Colgate, Ric., 467
Collen, John, 230 ; Juliana, 230 ; Kath.,
230 ; Ste., 230 ; Tho., 404
Colleton, Eliz., 493 ; John, 493 ; Kath.,
163
Collett, Andr., 259
Collins (Collyn, Collyns), Alex., 404 ;
Alice, 202 ; Anne, 420; Anth., 32C;
Edw.. 420 ; Eliz., 97, 115, 132 ; Geo.,
Ill, 149; Hen., 202, 220; Increase,
220 ; Tho., 69, 115, 186, 404 ; Will.,
97, 371, 499
Colman, Eleanor, 458 ; Ja., 277 ; Jane,
458 ; Will., 457, 458
Colpys, Eliz., 457 ; John, 457
Colson, John, 331
Colstocke. See Cowlstock
Colt, Edw., 382 ; Tho., 382
Combe (Combes), Ric. Barnard, 351 ;
Sarah, 351 ; Will., 225, 226
Comber, Agn., 407 ; Fra., 345 ; John,
45, 83, 109, 145, 168, 229, 351, 407 ;
Martha, 109 ; Ric., 73, 259 ; Rog.,
165, 308 ; Will., 109, 257, 258
Compton, Anth., 414 ; Eliz. (Lady),
497 ; Geo., 61, 391 ; Hen.. 60, 129,
303, 500 ; John, 123 ; Mary, 61, 178 ;
Eic., 187, 500 ; Spencer. 452, 494 ;
Tho., 497 ; Walt., 178 ; Will., Lord,
497
Comyn, Mary, 220 ; Ste., 220 ; Ste. Geo.,
220
Connock, Ric., 331
Constable, Anne, 94 ; Geo., 305 ; Joan,
258 ; John, 258, 397, 435 ; Kath., 434 ;
Mary, 62. 435 ; Rob., 434 ; Sarah,
397 ; Will., 62. 94, 397, 435
Constantine, Will., 239, 449
Conyers,Chr.,281 ; Edw., 350; Matilda,
350
Conyngesby, Humph., 48
Cook (Cooke), Cath., 107 ; Cicely, 39 :
Edw., 166 ; Geo., 107 ; Ja., 18, 53',
264, 268, 403 ; John, 39, 63, 109, 184,
209, 488 ; Mary, 18, 268 ; Mary Cath.,
268 ; Tho., 39, 209, 452 ; Will., 285
Cooper (Couper), Anne, 426 ; Isabella
Bell, 238; John, 78, 135, 323, 426;
Martha, 305 ; Mary, 144 ; Ralph, 325,
326 ; Rob., 144 ; Tho., 305 ; Will.,
241 ; Will. Hen., 238. See Cowper ;
Pratt alias Cooper
Coore, John, 121
Coote, John, 270 ; Jos., 305 ; Ric., 305 ;
Ruth, 305 ; Will., 41
Cope, John, 238
Copis, Geo., 148
Copley (Coppley), Kath., 32 ; Rog., 102,
127, 339, 341, 372; Tho., 32; Will.,
372, 468
Copper, Geo., 438 ; Mary, 438
Coppinger, John, 395
Coppley. See Copley
Corbett (Corbet), Edm., 466 ; Eliz., 466 ;
Sam., 71
Cordell, John, 487 ; Rob.. 487 ; Will.,
10, 82
Cor ham, Rog., 83
Corney, John, 253
Cornford (Corneford), Eleanor, 368 ;
Joan, 323 ; John, 323, 368 ; Rob., 212
Cornthwaite, Tullie Jos., 462
Cornwallies (Cornwaleys), John, 280,
389, 392
Corrance, Clemence, 214 ; Mary, 214
Corseleis, Louisa, 122 ; Matthews, 122
Cossine, Gilb. Gerard, 75
Costellow, John, 499
Cotcheford, Ja., 157 ; Kath., 157
Coton, Humph., 197
Cottle, Alice, 375
Cotton, Charles, 334 ; Fra., 154 ; Geo.,
336 ; John, 301 , 320 ; John Hynde,
474 ; Marg., 474 ; Mary, 154 ; Ric.,
301
Cottysmore, Tho., 74
Coulstock (Colstocke, Cowlstock, Cowl-
stocke), John, 298 ; Mary. 298 ; Tho.,
109, 298, 318, 351
Coulter, Mary, 117
Countrey, Tho., 79
Couper. See Cooper
522
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Court (Courte), Benj., 241 ; John. 93 ;
Kath.. 93
Courthop (Courthope, Courthopp), Al-
binia, 487 ; Alex., 54 ; Amelia, 483 ;
Barbara, 71, 340 ; Eliz., 312 ; Geo..
62, 88, 105, 312, 474, 483, 487 ; John,
487 ; Pet., 37, 47
Covart. See Covert
Coveney. Mary, 172 ; Tho., 172
Covert (Covart), Anne, 330. 332 ;
Blanche, 370 ; Charles Randol, 208.
325, 398 ; Edw., 330. 486 ; Giles. 332 ;
Humph., 332, 404, 459 : Isabel (Isa-
bella), 114, 201, 400, 403 ; Joan, 330,
378 ; John, 13. 36, 114. 201, 239, 282,
330, 378. 400. 403, 449. 450. 468 :
Martha, 36, 208 ; Nic., 119,208 ; Ric.,
78, 124. 260, 317. 330, 338, 370, 378 ;
Tho.. 200; Walt., 29, 51, 116, 158,
159, 239, 402. 422, 431, 449, 459
Cowdrey, John, 39 : Tho., 40
Cowley, Mabel, 75 ; Walt., 75
Cowlstock, Cowlstocke. See Coulstock
Cowper, Edw., 106, 166 ; Eliz., 363 ;
Hen., 468 ; Jane, 166 ; Joan, 277 ;
John, 16, 160, 326, 327, 389 ; Marg.,
160 ; Mary, 396 ; Okenden (Ocken-
den), 277 ; Ric., 127, 233. 363 ; Tho.,
440 ; Will.. 389, 396. See Cooper
Cowper alias Bocher, Ric., 233
Cowper alias Steyningi (Steanyng),
John. 271 ; Marg., 271 ; Mary, 271 ;
Will.; 271
Cox, Pet., 425
Cozens, Rose, 126 ; Will., 126
Crabtree, Elias, 53
Cramond, Anne (Baroness), 433 ; Tho..
Baron. 270, 415, 433
Crane, Joan, 255 ; John, 255 ; Pet.,
255 ; Ric., 255 ; Will., 47
Cranfeild, Randyll, 496
Cranley. Baron, 190
Cranmer. Will., 107
Cranston, Cath.. 119 ; Cordelia, 382 ;
Ja., 108, 382 ; John. 119
Crawfurd(Crauford), Anna, 181 ; Gibbs,
181 ; Rob., 204
Crawley, Fra., 359
Creed, Ja., 398
Cressener, John, 200
Cressweller. Sue Cresweller
Cressey, Tho., 469
Creswell, Eliz,, 210 ; John, 51 ; Ric.,
210
Cresweller (Cresseweller), Anne. 480 ;
Augustin, 479 ; John, 479 ; Matilda,
479; Will., 479, 480
Cripps, Mary, 174 ; Tho., 174 ; Will.,
389
Crispe, Anne, 336 ; Ric., 133 ; Susanna,
336 ; Will., 331
Croak. See Crooke
Croft (Crofts), Ja., 9, 82 ; John, 274
Croke. See Crooke
Cromewell. Sec Crumwell
Cromp (Crompe). Anne. 133 ; Fra., 419 ;
Joan,419; John, 133, 419 ; Nic., 419;
Tho., 133, 214
Crompton, Tho., 428, 429 ; Windmills,
434
Crooke (Croak, Croke), Geo., 219, 296 ;
Will., 46
Crosbie, Charles, 97 ; Frances, 97, 132 ;
John Gustavus, 97, 132, 133
Crouch. John, 256
Crowcher, Eliz., 126 ; Hen., 22 ; Mary,
126
Crowe (Crow), Sackvile, 293; Will.,
4, 123, 465
Crumwell (Cromewell), Tho., Lord, 54,
144, 167, 228, 260
Cruttenden, Anth., 224 ; Hen., 64 ; Jane,
335 ; Tho., 335
Culham, Tho., 133
Cullen, Anne, 504 ; Viscount. 354 n
Culpeper (Culpepper, Culpepyr), Alex.,
384, 403 ; Benj., 221, 455 ; Bridget,
280 ; Cheney, 403 ; Edw., 52, 375,
455 ; Eleanor, 105 ; Eliz., 403, 455 ;
Jane, 489 ; Joan, 275 ; John. 61, 279,
384, 403, 476, 492 ; Mary, 375, 455 ;
Ric., 105, 165 : Tho., 61, 103, 237, 275,
331, 384, 403, 450, 455 ; Will., 52, 221,
375, 455, 460, 489 See Colepeper
Cumber. John, 250
Cumberland, Fra., Earl of, 348
Cure, Elena, 264 ; Geo., 264 ; Tho., 263
Currer, Will., 217
Curteis (Curtis), Edw., 454 ; Jeremiah,
257, 403 ; Sam., 454 ; Sarah, 269 ;
Tho., 380 ; Will., 257, 269
Curwen, Tho., 347
Curzon, Harriet Anne, 337 ; Rob.. 213,
337
Cuskley (Cushley), Kath., 141 ; Turen-
tius, 141
Cust, Pury, 320 ; Ursula, 320
Cutler, John, 123
D.
Dacre, Anne (Lady), 83, 235 ; Fra.,
Lord, 72 ; Gregory Fynes, Lord, 235 ;
Gregory Fynes alias Fenis, Lord, 83 ;
Hen., Lord, 192 ; Tho., Lord, 31, 158
Daintrey, Jos., 467
Dalbiac, Eleanor, 433 ; Geo. John, 433
Dallison (Dalyson), 157, 264
Danet, Gerard, 338 ; John, 339
INDEX OF "PERSONS.
Daniel (Daniell, Danyell), Charles, 276 ;
Eliz., 465 ; John, 276, 465 : Rob.. 465
Dann, Edw., 472
Danvers, Hen., Lord, 348
Danyell. See Daniel
Darby, Anne, 487 ; Tho., 487
Darcy (Darcey), Carew. 43 ; Chr., 43 ;
Edw., 43 ; Grace, 43 ; Rob., 43 ; Tho.,
319
Darell (Darrell), Bridget, 58 ; Geo., 74,
386 ; Marmaduke, 127, 158 ; Mary,
57 ; Philip, 326 ; Tho., 26, 57, 58, 319,
326, 327, 500
Darknall (Darkenoll), Alice, 330 ; Edw.,
315 ; Rob., 330 ; Sebastian. 84
Darrell. See Darell
Dartmouth, Frances Kath. (Countess
of), 366 ; Will., Earl of, 366
Dauncy, Will., 20
Davis (Davies, Davyes, Davys), Frances,
164 ; John Brewer, 164 ; John, 303 ;
Launcelot, 164 ; Ric., 240 ; Will.,
266, 274 ; Will.. 315
Davy, Angela, 261 ; Ric.. 261
Daw, Jane, 75 ; Will., 75
Dawins, Marg., 32 ; Will., 32
Dawney, Hen., 502
Dawtrey (Dawtre, Dawtrie, Dawtry,
Dawtrye), Anne, 310; Eliz., 310;
Fra., 2, 70, 234; Hen., 266, 310;
Joan, 370 ; John, 48, 100, 102, 110,
339, 341. 370 ; Tho., 197, 310 ; Will.,
2, 197,212, 310, 364, 430, 461
Day, Frances, 498 ; John, 498 ; Ric.,
352; Rob., 498; Will., 279
Daynes, Will., 394
Days, Ric., 46
Deane, John, 217
Dearling, John, 401 ; Will., 132
Deares, Charles, 238
De Billy, Pet., 201 ; Rebecca, 201
Deboys, Pet., 235
De Bruhl, Hans Maurice, Count, 285 ;
Mary, 285
Decker, Matt., 333
Dee, Edw., 76 ; Nic., 76 ; Sibylla, 426 ;
Will., 426
Deedes, Will., 307
Deeringe. See Dering
Deighton (Dighton, Dyghton), Edm.,
157 ; Job, 245 ; Tho., 506
De la Chamber, Jane, 202-3 ; Laur.,
202
De la Hay, Anne, 239 ; Hen., 239
De la Warr (Delawar, La ware, Lawarr),
Anne (Countess), 404 ; Eliz. (Coun-
tess), 174, 195, 284 ; Geo. John, Earl,
174, 284, 340 ; John, Earl, 390 ; John,
Lord, 120 ; Mary (Countess), 390 ;
Tho., Lord, 45, 74, 170 ; Tho. West,
Lord, 110, 195, 257, 286, 339, 358, 377,
404, 431 ; Will. West, Lord, 369, 404
De la Zouche, Harriett Anne, Baroness.
213
Delve (Delves), Bennet, 108 ; Eliz., 215,
225, 507 ; Hen., 215 ; John, 369, 507 ;
Nic., 229, 369 : Ric., 369, 506 ; Rob.,
369 ; Tho., 225 ; Will., 369
Denchere, Ja., 315
Dendy, Sam., 401
Denham, Atherton, 216 : David, 17, 108,
382 ; Dor., 216; Eliz., 382
Denne, Tho., 392
Dennett, Jane, 501 ; Tho., 52, 501 ;
Will., 356
Denton, Anth., 416 ; John, 506
Denys, Geo., 440
Derby, Hen., Earl of, 63, 105, 116, 218,
231, 306 ; Ja., Earl of, 195 ; Marg.
(Countess of ), 63, 105, 116,231 ; Mary
(Countess of). 195, 306 ; Tho., Earl of,
347
Dering (Deeringe, Deryng), Edw., 269,
352 ; Eleanor, 286 ; Hen., 321 ; Nic.,
265, 286 ; Ric., 286, 401 ; Will., 286
Derryck, John, 426
De Salis, Jerome, 457 ; Sophia, 457
Desborow, Dassigny, 365
Devenysh (Devenish, Devenyshe, De-
venyssh, Devenysshe), Anne, 74, 432,
477 ; Cicely, 211, 293, 307, 467, 477 ;
Ric., 171, 172,311 ; Tho., 74,229, 311,
345, 432, 477 ; Will., 74, 120,211, 293,
307,311,467,477
Devereux (Deuereux), Hen., 377 ; Will.,
200
Devonshire, Will., Duke of, 206, 207
Dew, Will., 375
Dick, Will., 242
Dicker, Tho., 157
Dickinson (Dickenson), Barnard. 408 ;
Frances, 246 ; John, 446 ; Will., 408
Diggons (Diggens), Anne, 377 ; Edw.,
155 ; Fra., 97, 155 ; John, 389 ; Tho.,
377 ; Will., 389
Diggs (Digges), Judith, 178, 440 ;
Maurice, 178, 440
Dighton. See Deighton
Dike. See Dyke
Dingley (Dyngley), Charles, 3 ; John,
3, 66
Dixon, Eliz., 504
Dobell (Dobel, Doble, Double), Anne,
29, 115 ; Barnham, 422 ; Charles, 255,
422, 489 ; Eliz., 29 ; Mary, 18, 71,
115,340,354; Pet., 115 ; Sarah, 29,
115, 484; Walt., 18, 29, 115, 161,252,
306, 422, 483, 484 ; Will., 55, 309,
354, 398
Dobson (Dopson), Faith, 86 ; Joan, 86 ;
Nic., 86 ; Ste., 86 ; Tho., 86
Dodwell, Paul, 442
Dolman, Tho., 67
Domeright, Helen, 47
524
SUSSEX MA.NORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
Donaldson, Will., 422, 423
Dopson. Sue Dobson
Dormer, Rob., 231
Dorset, Anne (Countess of), 54, 120, 1 29,
170, 255, 261, 264, 269, 303, 323, 350,
362, 493 ; Charles, Duke of, 284 ;
Cicely (Marchioness of), 301 ; Edw.,
Earl of, 36, 104, 133, 143, 297,
428 ; Eliz. (Countess of), 273 ; Frances
(Countess of), 73, 274 ; Hen., Marquis
of, 301 ; Lionel, Duke of, 8 ; Lionel,
Earl of, 314 ; Lionel Cranfeild, Earl
of. 272-3 ; Mary (Countess of). 143 ;
Ric., Earl of, 4, 24, 35, 36, 54,
60, 73, 114, 120. 129, 170, 174, 189.
192, 213, 255. 261, 264, 2ti9, 272, 274^
297, 303, 323, 350, 362, 368, 410, 412.
493, 494 ; Rob., Earl of, 61, 120, 130^
170, 255, 261, 264, 297, 350, 362, 493 ;
Tho., Earl of, 54, 120, 130, 170, 188,
255, 261, 264, 323, 339 (Marquis of),
350, 362, 368, 476, 493
Double. See Dobell
Douce, Clinton, 246 ; Fra., 143
Dowce, Alice, 484 ; John, 484
Dowdeswell, Ric., 20
Downe, John Dawney, Vise.. 502
Downes, John, 43 ; Hannah, 43
Downton, John, 314, 434 ; Mary, 314
Doyly (D'Oyly, Doyley), Mary, 163 ;
Matthias, 163 ; Tho., 2
Drake, John, 275 ; Ralph, 350, 481 ;
Will., 502
Draper, Anne, 171 ; Clement, 25 ;
Frances, 103 ; Jasper, 170, 171 ; John,
94, 103 ; Joshua, 86 ; Mary, 171 ;
Rob., 170 ; Tho., 171
Drew (Drewe), Edw., 68; John, 36,
108, 250 ; Tho., 505 ; Will., 342
Drewry. See Drury
Drincker, Rob., 208
Drury (Drewry), Alice, 266 ; Anne,
269 ; Drew, 237, 269 : Geo., 457 ;
John. 266 ; Mary. 457
Duck (Ducke), Anne, 123, 245, 246 ;
Arth., 104 ; Margery, 104 ; Martha,
104 ; Nic., 104 ; Ric., 104 ; Will., 123,245
Dudley (Duddeley, Dudeley), Andr.,
81 ; Geo.. 311 ; Jane, 48 ; Joan. 20,
144, 299, 390 ; John, 20, 48, 81, 110,
144, 286, 299, 311, 390, 392, 447 ;
Rob., 311 ; Tho., 311
Duer, John, 315
Duifeild (Duffeld, Duffyld. Duffylde),
Alice, 375 ; Anne, 247 ; ' Geo., 247 ;
John, 2, 191 ; Tho., 275, 375
Duke, Anne, 277. 419 ; Edw., 419 ;
Eliz., 419; John, 440; Matt., 419;
Ric., 277, 419 ; Tho., 419 ; Will., 419
Dumbleton, Tho., 194
Dunck. See Dunk
Duncumbe, Charity, 472; Geo., 123,
127, 158, 472 ; Martha, 472 ; Will.,
472
Dungate, Mary, 189 : Ric., 189 ; Tho.
Huett, 189
Duning, Eliz., 304 ; Shadrake, 304
Dunk (Dunck, Dunke), Beatrice, 312 ;
Bryan, 312 ; Edw., 312 ; David, 172 ;
Denny, 312 ; Frances, 312 ; John,
311; Mary, 312; Ric., 164
Dunstall, John, 47 ; Mary, 47 ; Tho.,
174 507
Dupla'ke, Rob., 16
Dupuis, Martha. 155 ; Tho. Sanders,
155
Durell. Anne, 324
Durrant, Abr., 415 ; Edw., 72 ; Eleanor,
413; Eliz., 413; Mary, 72; Mary
Mercer, 413 ; Sam., 249, 413, 493 ;
Sarah, 493 ; Tho., 72 ; Will., 153
Dutton, John, 100
Dyghton. See Deighton
Dyke (Dike, Dykes), Ann (Anne), 37,
191 ; Joan, 49 ; John, 261, 492 ; John
Dixon, 37 ; Kath., 223, 262 ; Phila-
delphia, 37, 262 ; Tho., 37, 49, 175,
223, 247. 261, 262, 312, 342, 462 ; Sir
Tho., 37
Dymocke, Agn., 261 ; Ja., 261
Dyne, Edw., 382 : Tho., 262
Dyngley. See Dingley
Dyx (Dyxe), Will., 32, 116, 218,
470
E.
Eadnall, Ric., 260
Eames, Ric., 330.
Earle, Dan., 390
Earsfield (Earsfeild, Ersfeild),
129 ; Harb., 431 ; John, 129 ;
125, 129, 431. See Eversfield
East, Tho., 278
Eaton, Ste., 126
Ede, Geo., 391 ; Ja., 401
Edes, Hen., 22
Eliz.,
Tho.,
Edgcumbe, Pears, 32
Edmonds (Edmunds), Anth., 34 ; Chr.,
34 ; Fra., 403 ; Hannah Maria, 403 ;
John, 508, 509 ; Rob., 509 ; Walt.,
508
Edsaw (Edsawe, Edsowe), John, 168,
294 ; Mary, 168 ; Rob., 93, 209
Edwards (Edward, Edwardes), Abr.,
23, 154, 220, 275, 358, 475; Anne,
20 ; Christiana. 383 ; Edw., 20 ;
INDEX OF PERSONS.
525
Eliz., 292 ; Evan, 36 ; Hen.. 292,
383; Jane, 441, 486; Joan, 220 ;
Ralph, 247 ; Rob., 66, 441, 486 ;
Tho., 485 ; Will., 291
Egerton, John, 191
Egles, Gabriel, 258; John, 19, 258;
Martha, 258
Egremont, Charles, Earl of, 218 ; Geo.,
Earl of, 364 ; Geo. O'Brien, Earl of,
109, 121, 244, 292
Eiton, Edm., 119
Elder, Tho., 365
Elderfield, Anne, 67
Eldryngton. See Elryngton
Elfick. See Elphick
Eliot (Elliott, Elyot), Oath., 329 ;
Charity, 77, 509 ; Edw., 329 ; Eliz.,
474 ; Jane, 259 ; John, 79 ; Laur.,
77, 290, 487, 509 ; Ric., 124,
262
Ellerer, John, 22
Elliot. See Eliot
Ellis (Ellys), Cath., 241 ; Drew, 12 ;
Eliz., 489; John, 189, 241, 292, 397,
475, 486 ; Ric., 304 ; Tho., 333, 469 ;
Will., 180
Elliston, Edw., 329
Ellwood, Tho., 489
Ellys. See Ellis
Elmes, Anth., 250
Elryngton (Eldryngton), Edw., 124.
161, 433, 451 ; Frances, 124 ; Grace,
161, 451 ; Ric., 74 ; Tho., 124
Elphick (Elfick), Eliz., 191 ; John,
284, 304 ; Tho., 190, 191, 284, 339, 425
Elsley, Philadelphia, 78, 294; Will.,
78, 294
Elton, John, 299
Elyot. See Eliot
Emot, Will., 371
Empson, Agn., 59 ; John, 59
Englefeld (Englefeild), Tho., 66 ; Will.,
300. See Inglefeld
Engler. See Ingler
English, Edw., 492 ; Eliz., 492 ; Hen.,
313, 492: Lucy, 313; Persis, 492;
Tho., 492 ; Will., 492
Erley, John, 154
Erlisman, Tho., 110
Ernley (Ernele, Erneley, Ernie), John,
7, 48, 268, 341, 347, 506; Ric., 147,
148, 154, 155 ; Susan, 148, 154 ;
Will., 110
Errington, Geo.. 225, 502 ; Mary, 225
Ersfeild. See Earsfield
Essex, Eliz., 375, 376 ; Will., 375,
376
Essex and Ewe, Rob., Earl of, 296, 348,
467
Eston, Darringold. 25 ; Edw., 25
E ranee, Mariana, 457 ; Tho,. 457
Evans, Caroline Beard, 268 ; John,
268
Evelyn (Evelin), Eleanor, 127 ; Geo.,
113, 127, 410; John, 74, 127, 362,
402, 410 ; Mary, 362 ; Ric., 127, 362,
410, 422
Everard, Joan, 271 ; Will., 341
Everenden (Evernden), Walt., 30, 168,
217
Eversfield (Eversfeild, Eversfeld,
Everysfeld), Bridget, 432: Charles,
166. 179 ; Edw., 73, 505 ; Eliz., 193 ;
Hester, 183 ; Ja., 91 ; John, 95, 183,
193, 218, 430, 431, 432, 510 ; Mary,
91, 509, 510 ; Nic., 88, 179, 233, 279,
431 ; Tho., 125, 193, 218, 279, 431,
506, 510. See Earsfield
Evershed, Tho., 209
Every, Simon, 237
Everysfeld. See Eversfield
Ewen, Mary, 194 ; Ric., 194
Ewitt, Mary, 189 ; Sarah, 189 ; Tho.,
189
Exeter, Isabella, Marchioness of, 105
Exeter, Brownlow, Marquis of, 105
Eyam, Mary, 67
Eyer. See Eyre
Eyles, Ja.. 2
Eyre (Eyer), Martha, 309 ; Rob., 49
Eyston (Eystone), Charles, 300 ; Geo.,
300 ; Hen., 300 ; John, 299, 300 ;
Mary, 299 ; Ric., 300 ; Tho., 10 ;
Will., 299, 300
Fagg (Fagge), Eliz., 193 ; John, 1, 151,
193, 496 ; Rob., 151, 193 ; Will., 386 ;
Sir Will., 380
Fairemaner (Fairmanner, Fayerman-
ner), Edm., 453 ; Marg., 322 ; Mildred,
453 ; Will., 322, 457
Fairfax.. Will., 347
Fane, Eliz., 175 ; Fra., 1 ; Geo., 1, 175
Fantleroy, Hen., 437
Farewell. See Farwell
Farhill, Geo., 315 ; Geo. Parker, 2 ;
Langrish, 2 ; Sarah, 315
Farington. See Farrington
Farmer, John. 438
Farncombe. Jos., 284
Farnden, Mary, 17; Pet., 17, 50, -115,
128 ; Tobias, 178
Farnefold (Farnefould, Farnfold),
526
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Dorothy, 33, 179 : Hen., 38 ; Mary,
136, 490 ; Tho., 179, 202 ; Will., 33,
136, 490
Farnham, John, 218
Farrar (Farrer), Ja., 263 ; Joan, 352 ;
Will.. 352
Farrington (Farington), Eliz., 383 ;
Ric., 383, 398, 508
Farwell (Farewell), Anne, 75 ; Geo.,
75, 311 ; John, 75 ; Mary, 75 ; Tho.,
75
Faulconer (Faulkener, Faulkner, Faw-
kener, Fawkenor. Fawkner, Fawlk-
ner), Hen., 334, 444, 458 ; John, 23,
195, 260, 286, 458 ; Mary, 240 : Rob.
Hoffmann, 46 ; Tho.. 240 ; Will., 244,
440, 458
Fawcett, Eliz., 286
Fawkener (Fawkenor, Fawkner, Fawlk-
ner). See Faulconer
Fayermanner. See Fairemaner
Fazakerly, Nic., 395
Feild, John, 191
Feilder, Agn., 208 ; John, 503
Feilding, John, 391
Fenn, Abigail, 418 ; Eliz., 418 ; John,
382 ; Rob., 418
Fennell, Simon, 129
Fenner (Fennour), Geo., 154, 481 ;
Edw., 147, 154 ; Eliz., 154 ; John,
281, 330 ; Rob., 281
Fenwick (Fenwicke). Geo.j 8, 437 ;
Marg., 395, 396 ; Will., 395, 396
Fenys, Eliz., 275, 340 ; Giles, 158, 171,
172 ; John, 103, 275, 340
Fermor (Fermer), Alex., 459 ; Hen.,
459 ; Mary, 301 ; Tho., 68 ; Will.,
459, 460
Ferae. Geo., 24
Ferrers (Ferrars), Edw., 339, 372 ;
Eliz. Dorothy, 437
Ferrers, Walt. Deuereux, Lord, 377
Ferris, Hen., 367 ; John, 368 ; Sarah,
368 ; Tho., 437
Fetherstonhaugh, Matt., 146
Fettiplace (Fetiplace), Charles, 199 ;
Cicely, 184; Edm.. 199; Geo., 184,
199
Fewler, Simon, 110
Filmer (Fylmer), Edw., 230 ; Eliz.,
230 ; Rob., 230
Finch (Fynch, Fynche, Fynches), Benj.,
90 ; Eliz., 237 ; Emmanuel, 89 ; Fra.,
237 ; Heneage, 237 ; John, 237, 275,
316, 331, 486 ; Kath., 82 ; Marg.,
238 ; Mary, 486 ; Moile, 237 ; Paul,
83 ; Rob., 237; Tho., 237, 331 ; Vin-
cent, 238 ; Will., 238
Fines (Fynes), Anne, 103 ; Edw., 450 ;
Eliz., 440; Giles, 7, 110; John, 103,
275, 336, 440 ; Philip, 214 ; Tho.,
311
Fisher (Fyssher), Edw., 172 ; John,
172 ; Mary. 185, 485 ; 'Philadelphia.
172 ; Ric., 185, 379, 485 ; Tho., 99 ;
Winifred, 99
Fitzherbert, Anth., 48
Fitzwilliams, Will., 376
Fleet, Ric., 149
Fleetewood (Fletewood), Charles, 285 ;
Hen.. 168
Flemyng. Philip, 152 ; Walt., 152
Fishmonger, Will.. 339
Fletcher, Ja., 278 ; 'Mary, 278 ; Will.,
367, 404
Fletewood. See Fleetewood
Flight, Bannister, 46 ; Christian, 46 ;
Jos., 46 : Tho., 46
Flower, Fra., 265
Floyd, Humph., 15, 204
Floyd alias Llode, John, 74
Fogdeane, Edw.. 234
Fogge, Ric., 51
Foorde. See Ford
Foote (Foot), Anne. 303 ; John, 303 ;
Magdalene, 303 ; Tho., 123, 292
Ford (Foord, Forde), Anne, 146, 409 ;
Edm., 60. 194, 203, 204, 281, 324, 471,
479 ; Edw., 146, 302 ; Joan, 60 : John,
118, 146, 204, 262. 287, 293, 298, 408,
409, 471, 479 ; Magd., 408, 409, 479 ;
Mary, 293, 471 ; Sarah, 146 ; Sophia,
118 ; Will., 93, 146, 184, 394, 409,
476
Forrest, John, 32 ; Marg., 32
Forster. See Foster
Fortune. Geo., 309
Foster (Forster, Fostar), Agn., 238 ;
Anth., 87, 241, 283. 446, 461 ; Arth.,
27 ; Avice, 172 ; Edw., 293 ; Eliz., 27,
89, 174, 446 ; Fra., 446 ; Giles, 445 ;
Godard (Goddard), 89, 164, 238 ; Ja.,
125, 340 ; John, 140, 167, 174 ; Rob.,
172 ; Sam., 105, 173 ; Tho., 164, 171,
172, 383, 460 ; Will., 248, 436
Fortescue, Dorothy, 145. 408, 471, 479,
480 ; Edm., 479, 480 ; Eliz., 480 ;
Fra., 145, 408, 471, 479, 480 ; Henrietta
Anne, 462 ; Isabel, 480 ; John, 331,
332, 408, 471, 480 ; Matt., 462
Fountayne. Brigg, 502
Fovell, Edm., 287 ; Will., 417
Fowke, John, 322
Fowle, Alex., 251 ; Anne, 251 ; Ansley,
244 ; Anth.. 219, 431, 459; Dorothy,
244 ; Eliz., 84 ; Harry, 296 ; Humph.,
84, 431 ; John, 24, 244, 251 ; Judith,
24 ; Lucy, 115 ; Lydia, 431 ; Martha,
14, 428; Nic., 295 ; Ric., 14, 91, 428 ;
Rob., 115 ; Tho., 501
Fowler, John, 501 ; Kath., 501 ; Rob.,
205 ; Ric., 131 ; Simon, 7 ; Will., 148,
250
Foxall, Tho., 76
INDEX OF PERSONS.
527
Foxley, Amicia. 54 ; Sam., 54
Foxtoh, John. 334
Foyle, Hen., 386
Francis (Franceis. Franceys, Fraunceis,
Frauncis, Fraunceys), Edw., 79. 80,
134, 143. 149, 183, 349. 463, 464;
John. 464 ; Tho., 80
Franoknell, Tho.. 53
Frankelen. Tho., 65
Frankland. Fred. Will., 470 ; Kath.
Marg., 470
Franks (Frank), Jacob, 238 ; Jacob
Hen., 238 : Priscilla, 238 ; Tho.. 381
Frankwell (Franckwell), Will., ' 425,
431
Fraunceis (Frauncis. Fraunceys). See
Francis
Freakes (Freke). Ja., 278 ; Ralph, 269 ;
Tho., 135
Frechvile (Fretcheville). John. 175 ;
Ralph, 175 ; Sarah, 175
Freeland, Anne Maria, 399 ; Ja. Ben-
nett, 56 : Joseph. 399
Freeman (Fremanj, Tho., 164 ; Will.,
219
Freke. See Freakes
French, Eliz., 117 ; Emma, 252 ; Jane,
397 ; Jeremiah, 438 ; John, 481 ;
Judith, 397 ; Martin, 397 ; Ric., 117,
252 ; Rog. Shoyswell, 397 ; Ste., 98 ;
Susan, 98 ; Winifred, 438
Frend. See Friend
Frere, Joan, 21 ; Rob., 21, 354 n
Freshwater, Mary, 32 : Ric.. 32
Frewen. Charles. 384 ; Edw., 384 ;
Palacia, 384; Ste., 71; Thankfull,
321
Friend (Frend, Frynde), Hen., 301 ;
John, 465 ; Ric., 465 ; Tho.. 133
Frost, Edm., 453
Fry, John, 367 : Mary Hannah, 500 ;
Rob., 460 ; Tho., 500
Fryer, Mary, 407 ; Will., 407
Frynde. See Friend
Fuller, Anne, 388, 458 ; David. 165 ;
Hen., Ill; Ja., 252; John, 75, 98,
153, 158. 174, 222, 252, 262, 312, 388 ;
Kath., 252 ; Marg.. 252, 416 ; Mary,
46, 222 ; Ric., 52. 209, 351, 458 ; Rob.',
243 ; Ruth. 295 ; Sam., 388 ; Sam.
Pargiter, 416 ; Sarah, 46 ; Ste.. 133 ;
Tho., 222 ; Will., 295
Fullwell, Ste., 293
Fulmerston, Ric., 59
Fust, Edw., 460
Fylmer. See Filmer
Fynch (Fynche, Fynches). See Finch
Fynes. See Fines
Fyssher. See Fisher
Fytton, Anne, 198 ; Edw., 198
G.
Gadd, John, 79
Gage, Anne, 46 ; Benedicta Maria
Teresa, 347 ; Edw.. 17, 46. 54, 129.
179, 291, 331, 393, 395, 434, 495 ;
E'liz., 228 ; Frances, 228 ; Geo., 129,
291 ; Hen., 228 ; Ja., 46, 54, 301, 434 ;
Joan, 54 ; John, 54, 100,' 129, 151, 192,
208, 291, 306, 318. 339. 395, 430, 433 ;
Jos., 347 ; Jos. Edw., 347 ; Mary,
192; Penelope, 395; Philippa, 54,
430; Rob., 54, 129, 301; Tho., 129,
159, 192, 211, 228, 291, 347; Will.,
Lord Viscount, 6, 168
Gale. Leonard, 252, 355
Garland, Sam., 122 ; Will., 10 ; Wini-
fred, 10
Garnett, Anth., 107
Garraway. See Garway
Garter, Rob.. 281
Garton, Fra., 25, 501, 502; Giles, 25
166, 221, 501, 502 ; Hen., 342, 502
Marg., 21 ; Pet., 142, 502 ; Ric., 286
Garway (Garraway, Garwaie), Alan
318; Barth., 229; Hen.. 222. 264
John, 171 ; Lettice. 318 ; Marg., 222
229, 264 ; Powle, 229 ; Tho., 95, 171
Walt., 229 ; Will., 171, 229
Gascoigne. Will., 347
Gash, Hen., 90
Gate (Gates), Tho ., 176, 431, 501
Gatford, Anne, 209 ; Lionel. 209
Gatland, Dor., 16 ; Walt., 16
Gawen, Ric., 438
Gayer, Rob., 67
Gaynesford (Gavnisford, Gaynsford),
John, 48, 158, 377 ; Marg,, 48 ; Nic.,
500 ; Tho., 48, 60. 353 ; Will., 219
Gee, Eliz., 121 ; Orlando, 121
Geere, Charles. 19 ; Dennis, 45, 431 ;
Lettice. 45
Gefferey, John, 164. See Jefferay
Geuman, Will., 321. See Jenman
Gerard (Gerrard), Eliz., 75 ; Gilb., 32 ;
Lucy, 75 ; Sam., 75
German (Germon). Anne, 417 ; John,
484 : Tho., 417
Gerrard. See Gerard
Gerves, Eliz., 267, 427 ; John, 267, 427
Gery, Geo., 217
Gibbon, Edw., 298
Gibbs, Ric., 44. 78, 116
Gibson, Rob., 155 ; Susan, 155 ; Tho.,
478 : Will., 54, 269
Gifford, Greg., 276 ; Tho., 276
528
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF TINES.
Gilbert, Charles, 141. 305 ; Davies, 143 ;
John. 46, 248 ; Mary, 141 ; Mary
Anne, 143 ; NIC., 141, 167. 247, 342 ;
Tho., 140. 141
Gildridge (Gilderidge, Gildredge, Gild-
regge. Gyldredge, Gyldrydge, Gyl-
rygge), Alice, 191 ; Eliz., 140 ; Ja.,
140; Launcelot, 299; Marg., 299 ;
Nic., 140, 339; Tho., 138, 191, 339;
Will., 175
Gilford, Hen., 265, 437 ; Sam., 436
Gill, Eliz., 426 ; John, 426 ; Will., 87,
470
Gillam, John, 216
Gittens (Gittins), John, 462; Tho.,
364
Gladwish, Hugh, 484
Gladwyn, Tho.. 420, 421
Glanvill, Will., 127.
Glascock, Will., 117
Glazier. John, 495 ; Mary, 495
Glemham. Constance, 49, 119, 283, 446,
461 ; Edw., 49, 461 ; Hen., 51, 331
Glyd (Glidd, Glydd), Eliz., 131 : John,
131 ; Ric., 472 ; Susan. 131
Glynn, Anne, 26 ; John, 26
Goble, Ja., 346 ; Will.. 148
Goche, Barnabas, 386 ; Matt., 386
Goddard (Godard), Jos., 366 ; Tho.. 461
Godfrey, Abr., 401 ; Eliz., 401
Godley, John, 444 ; Tho. ,130
Godman, Edw., 332 ; Fra., 295 ; John,
115, 116; Martha, 295; Ric., 361;
Tho., 332
Godolphin, Will., 429
Goffe, Edw., 442 : Hen., 149, 463 ; Nic.,
463 ; Susan, 463
Gofron, John, 270 ; Mary, 270
Goldsmyth (Goldsmith, Goldsmythe,
Gouldsmith, Gouldsmyth), Anth., 34,
72, 86 ; Chr.. 31 ; Sam., 399 ; Susan,
34
Goodeve, Anth., 285
Goodhugh, Mary, 17
Goodman, Geo., 374 ; Will., 374
Goodwin (Goodwyn), Edw., 157, 375 ;
Eliz., 95 ; Geo., 4, 95 ; John, 349, 375 ;
Marg., 375 ; Ric., 95, 485 ; Rob., 350,
493
Goodyeere, John, 1 77
Gordon (Gordan), Anne, 474 ; Cecil,
284 ; Ja., 366 ; John Fred., 284 ;
Will., 474
Gore, Chr., 393 ; Edw., 4 ; Gerard
(Jerard). 393 ; John, 313 ; Will., 313
Gorffyn, Will., 305
Goring (Goreing, Gorringe, Goryng),
Anne, 430, 483 ; Bridget, 183, 310,
464 ; Charles, 41, 130, 236, 292, 367 ;
Charles Matt., 73, 193, 420 ; Dor.,
202, 260, 333 ; Edw., 183, 220, 223,
233, 292; Eliz., 19, 40, 107, 143, 151,
162, 193, 233, 260, 310, 507 ; Frances,
292 ; Geo.. 19. 79, 101. 121, 132, 138,
147, 183. 231, 235, 236. 243, 251, 260,
324, 327, 385, 430, 431. 447, 465, 483;
Geo., Lord, 130, 235, 500 ; Harry, 450 ;
Hen., 19. 39, 40, 79, 85, 138, 143, 147,
151, 162, 168, 183, 187, 220. 223, 233,
236. 260. 292, 310, 333, 449, 450 ;
Jane, 224 ; John, 187, 188, 260, 506 ;
Marg., 187, 188 ; Mary, 19, 101, 121,
168, 223, 235, 243, 272, 430, 449, 465,
483 ; Peircy, 107 ; Rob., 260 ; Tho.,
19; Will., 13, 19, 80, 101, 138, 183,
202, 224, 260, 267, 288, 310, 330, 341,
370, 464, 507
Gorrenge, Hen., 252
Gorringe. See Goring
Goslyng (Gosslyng), Elena, 345 ; Tho.,
345
Goston, Fra., 371
Goswell, Will., 300
Gott. Joan. 115 ; Martha, 115 ; Pet.,
47, 115, 414 ; Sam., 29, 115, 178, 422
Gottes, Tho., 129
Gouge, Nic., 486 ; Will., 486
Gough, Fra., 71
Gouldsmith (Gouldsmyth). See Gold-
smyth
Gounter, Geo., 365, 366 ; Ric., 97, 366 ;
Tho., 97, 99
Gowland, John, 294 ; Ralph, 294
Grace, Mary, 462 ; Matt., 462
Graham, David, 259 ; Geo., 259 ; Tho.,
220
Grahme, Will., 281
Gratwick (Gratwicke, Gratwyck, Grat-
wycke, Gratwyk, Gratwyke), Am-
phillis. 441 ; Amy, 111, 149 ; Anne,
10, 11, 18, 197; Eliz., 10, 159, 197,
233 ; Hen., 197; Humph., 197 ; Jane,
149 ; Joan, 197 ; John, 16, 111, 148,
149, 159. 220, 277, 288 ; Juliana, 22 ;
Margery, 197; Mary, 10, 111, 215;
Owen, 258 ; Philip, 197 ; Ric., 18,
148 ; Rog., 10, 18, 196, 197, 215, 387,
441 ; Ste., 233 ; Tho., 22, 130, 197,
406 ; Will., 197, 246, 387, 406, 441
Grave, Sam., 101
Graveley, Hen. Ric., 101
Gravenor (Gravener), Anne, 161 ; God-
dard, 161, 170, 212, 213 ; John, 296
Graves, Edw., 406 ; Hannah, 6 ; Ja., 6.
209, 210, 228 ; Lucy, 6 ; Mary, 6, 168 ;
Ric., 460 ; Sackville (Sackvill), 6, 168,
210, 505
Gravett, Tho., 34, 50, 51, 94, 167, 309,
490
Gray (Grey), Edm., 503 ; Eliz., 156 ;
Hester, 122 ; Joan, 503 ; Marg., 453 ;
Tho., 170, 212, 293, 416, 453, 503 ;
Will., 203,426, 453,503
Grayve (Greyves), John, 125
INDEX OF PERSONS.
529
Greathead, Jos., 108 ; Judith, 108
Greene (Green, Grene),Edw., 126, 452 ;
Eliz.. 207 ; Geo., 137, 207, 411 ; Hen.,
79 : Ja.. 280 ; John, 228. 411 ; Marg.,
452 ; Mary, 167 ; Tho.. Ill, 165, 452,
482 ; Will., 167
Greenwood, Rowland, 72
Grene. See Greene
Greneaker, Ric., 52
Grenefyld (Grenefylde). See Grene-
feild
Grenewey, John. 506 ; Tho., 506, 507
Grenefeild (Greenefeild, Grenefyld.
Grenefylde, Grinfeild), Alice, 321 ;
John, 113, 146 ; Tho., 32, 113, 321
Gresham (Gressham), Anne, 295 ; Eliz.,
295 ; Isabel, 54 ; Ja., 117, 498 ; John,
54, 295 ; Ric., 54, 208 ; Tho., 54, 295,
336, 449 ; Will., 54
Grey. See Gray
Griffen, Edm., 433
Griffith (Griffiths), Tho., 456 ; Tudor,
108
Grigg, Eliz., 455 ; Ja., 455
Grint, Anth., 131
Groome, Eliz., 45 ; Jane, 389 ; John,
45 ; Will., 389
Grosvenor, Jane, 163
Grover, Will., 241
Grumbridge, Hen., 424 ; Mary, 424
Guidott, Will., 473
Guldeford (Guildeford, Guildford),
Anne. 217 ; Barbara. 144 ; Edw.,
100, 144, 211, 217, 339, 395 ; Eliz.,
144; Geo., 100, 144; Hen., 41, 100,
127, 144, 148, 339, 368 ; John, 74, 144,
217, 496 : Ric., 301
Gnnn, Eliz., 156 ; Ric., 304
Gunston. John, 435 ; Tho., 435 ; Will.,
435
Gunter, Arth., 417, 500 ; Geo., 217, 366,
501 ; John. 366 ; Kath., 501 ; Tho.,
300, 301
Gurnard, Ric., 219, 296
Gurnell, Tho., 447
Gurney, Ric., 4, 467
Gurr, Will., 455
Gay, Ja., 186 ; Jane, 186
Gyldredge (Gyldrydge, Gylrygge). See
Gildridge
Gyles, Joan, 204 ; John, 316, 343, 345,
481 ; Eliz., 123 ; Fra., 481 ; Sam.,
123 ; Tobias, 123
Gylmyn, Tho., 381
Gynner, John, 283
Gysse, Rog., 364
Gyver, Will., 292
H.
Habington, Anth., 178 ; Geo., 178 ;
Lucy. 178 ; Tho., 178 ; Will., 178
Hadde, Matt., 237
Haddon, Tho., 60
Hale (Hales), Bernard, 257 ; Chr., 124,
167, 171, 172, 306; Edw.. 124, 180;
Eliz., 167 ; Grace, 146 ; Hen., 280 ;
Kath., 95 ; Martha, 257 : Ric., 146 ;
Rog.. 146 ; Will., 95, 434
Hall (Halle, Haule), Anne, 8 ; Baptist,
8 ; Barth., 390 ; Cicely, 179, 190, 331 ;
Fra., 27 ; Godard, 93, 179, 190. 331 ;
Grace, 305 ; Hen., 305 ; John, 70, 74,
82, 119, 341, 420 ; Mary, 27, 70 ; Nic..
448 ; Will., 93, 179, 190, 439
Hallett, Charles Hughes, 165
. Hamilton, Mary, 59 ; Will., 59, 440
Hammes, Ste., 90 ; Thomasine, 90
Hammond (Hamond), Alex., 212 ; Cath.,
296 ; John, 23 ; John, Abbot of Battell,
27 ; Mary, 181 ; Tho., 34 ; Tobias, 296
Hampden, Rob.. 418 ; Rob., Viscount,
226
Hampson, Tho., 249
Hampton, Tho., 190
Hamshar, John, 351
Hanbury, Edw., 421
Hanchett, Edw., 502
Hancock, Will., 308
VOL. XX.
Handford, Hugh, 366 ; Humph., 366
Haner, Susanna. 216
Hansard, John, 318 ; Mary, 318
Hansley, Edw., 372
Hanson, Rob., 164
Harbard. Charles Somerset, Lord, 247
Harben, Eliz., 46, 240; Tho.. 46, 240;
Tho. Hen., 4
Harbert, Edw.. 302
Harcourt, Ric., 492
Hardam. See Hardham
Hardesty, Rob., 382
Hardewyk. Eliz., 117 ; Ja., 117
Hardham (Hardam), Eliz., 209 ; Ja.,
209; John, 209: Mary. 121, 209;
Nic., 121 ; Ric., 101 ; Will., 121
Hardres, Tho., 75
Hardson, Barbara, 345 ; Hen., 345
Hardyng, Will., 295
Hare, Fra., 173
Harecourt, John, 318, 445, 446
Harlakynden, Martin, 436
Harland, Ric., 369
Harman, Hen., 264 ; John, 189 ; Nic.,
496
Harmes, Mic., 245
Harpur, John, 115
Harris (Harrys), Edw., 484, 484-5 :
Eliz., 122, 3U9 ; Fra., 201 ; Geo., 485 ;
M M
530
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Jack, 309 ; John, 122 ; Lucy, 210 ;
Marg., 156 ; Tho., 210 ; Will., 156
Harrison (Harison, Harryson), Anne,
123; Charles, 63, 364; Eliz., 123;
John, 178, 440 ; Mary. 27 ; Ric., 112,
364 ; Tho., 123, 191 ; Will., 42
Harrys. See Harris
Harsnett, Martha, 240 ; Rob., 240
Hart, Cicely, 223 ; David, 223
Hartford, John, 139, 247
Harvey (Harvy, Harvye, Hervey),
Agn., 482 ; Dan.. 1 ; Eliab.. 1 ; Eliz.,
252; Mary, 252, 398; Mic., 482;
Penelope, 159 ; Ste.. 133 ; Tho., 8 ;
Will., 159, 398
Harynton and Bonvile, Cicely (Lady).
301
Haseler, John, 22, 442 ; Ric., 101
Hasell. Anne, 191, 375 ; Baptist, 191,
375 ; Juliana, 375 ; Tho., 375
Haslewood (Hasselwood), Edm., 237.
238 ; Marg., 21 ; Tho., 20
Haselrigg (Haselrygge), Eliz., 8 ; John,
272 ; Tho., 8
Hastynges, Anne (Lady), 205 ; Geo.,
Lord. 205
Hatton, Bridget. 310 ; Mary. 113 ; Ric.,
113 ; Rog., 112 ; Tho., 310
Haule. See Hall
Havere (Havers), Edw., 392 ; Tho., 175
Haviland, Hen. Hone, 11
Hawes, Ja., 388 ; John, 425
Hawkins, Anne, 160; Eliz., 26 : Isaac,
26 ; John, 367 ; Philip, 160, 309 ;
Will., 309
Hawkysle, Rath., 487 ; Rob., 487
Hay (Haye), Eliz., 227, 354 ; Harbert
(Herbert), 33, 92, 161, 162, 181, 227;
John. 29, 30, 32, 33, 193, 227, 343 ;
Ric.. 227 ; Will., 90, 92, 161, 227, 354
Haybarne, Ric., 112
Haydock, Tho., 375
Haydon, Will., 271
Hayes, Tho., 344
Hayley, Anne, 64 ; Eliz., 470 ; John,
64 ; John Burrell, 470 ; Mary, 401 ;
Will., 64
Hayman, Edw., 381
Haynes (Hayne), Greg., 463 ; John, 271
Hayward, Charles. 338 ; Tho., 158
Head, Edw., 92 ; Jane, 92 ; John, 92
Healy, Ralph. 463 ; Susan, 463
Heath (Heth. Hethe). Edm., 445 ;
Eleanor. 159: John, 19. 345, 466;
Marg., 345 ; Ric.. 223 ; Rob.. 13, 159,
220. 437, 438, 465, 473 ; Tho., 352,
437 ; Will., 159, 223
Heathcote, Godfrey, 403
Heather (Hether), Tho., 412, 508 ;
Will., 7
Heathfield, Dan., 216 ; Judith, 216 ;
Th., 216
Heatley, Fra., 363
Heaton, Alice, 230 ; Tho., 80, 81
Heaver, Ste., 255
Heberden, Eliz. Cath., 3 ; John, 328 ;
Tho., 328 ; Will., 3
Heblethwaite, Hen., 44
Hedger, Edw., 160 ; John, 160 ; Mary,
160
Hedly. Anne, 16 ; Ric., 16
Hedylowe, Ric., 407
Heightam, Ric.. 266
Hele, Agn., 428'; Ric., 311, 428
Hellyer, Geo., 399
Hempden, Hen., 309
Hendley (Hendly, Henley), Frances,
117; John, 117; Rob., 37; Tho., 116,
118; Walt., 11 7, 498
Heneage (Hennage, Hennege), Chr.,
308 ; Laur., 248 ; Mary, 308 ; Tho.,
114, 208,237
Henley. See Hendley
Henn (Henne), Hen., 4, 219, 296, 467
Hennage (Hennege). See Heneage
Henshawe (Henshaw), Anne, 25 ; Benj.,
252; Jos., 316 ; Mabel, 316 ; Mic.,
404 ; Philip, 25, 316 ; Rog., 249 ;
Tho., 25; Will., 249
Hensley, Ralph, 479
Henslow, Clare, 484, 485 ; Ralph, 484,
487 ; Tho., 487
Henty, Sam., 253, 254
Hepburn, Fra., 31
Hepden, John, 311
Herbert, Charles, 227 ; Charles, Lord,
66 ; Edw., Lord, 27 ; Hen. Lord, 377 ;
Will, 348
Hercy (Hercye), John, 170, 476
Herdson, Barbara, 138 ; Hen., 138
Herenden, Hen., 238
Heriot, Tho., 348
Herne, John, 510
Heron, John, 205
Hersee (Hersey). Anne, 406 ; Will.,
356, 406
Hervey. See Harvey
Heryngham, Rob., prior of, 201-2
Hesilrige, Eliz., 265, 437, 504 ; Tho.,
265, 436, 437, 504
Heth (Hethe). See Heath
Hether. Sec Heather
Hetherington. John, 369
Hever, Hen., 375 : Joan, 402 ; John. 402 ;
Penelope, 375 ; Ric., 402 ; Tho., 402
Hewer, Tho., 104
Hewett (Hewitt, Huett), Anne. 249;
Eliz., 391 ; Fra., 300, 301 ; John, 249,
270; Mary, 194; Rob., 415; Tho.,
391; Will., 194,249
Hewson, Joan, 482 ; John, 482
Heydon, Mic., 106, 170
Hickes (Hicks), Eliz.. 162 ; John, 158 ;
Tho., 384, 425 ; Will., 162
INDEX OF PERSONS.
531
Hide, Rob., 366 ; Tho., 148
Hider, Anne, 130 ; Tho., 130, 328
Higambottam, John, 448 ; Mary. 448
Hijrford. Ja., 26 ; Marg., 26
Higham (Heigham), Edw., 76 ; Ric.,
310
Hilder, Tho., 172, 275
Hildrop, Will., 325
Hill (Hills), Anne, 6 ; Damaris, 314 ;
Edw., 314, 501 ; Eliz., 499 ; Joel, 122 ;
John, 5, 6, 314 ; Susan, 501 ; Tho.,
501 ; Will., 326, 499
Hillary, Walt., 45
Hillyard, Laur., 435
Hilton, Hen., 302
Hinde, Anne, 493; Edw., 449; Pet.,
493
Hinton, John, 423 ; John Knight, 287
Hipkin, Tho., 326
Hippesley (Hippesly), John. 448 ;
Kath., 385, 448 ; Will., 385, 448
Hitchcock, Anne, 155 ; John, 155
Hoare, Ric., 12 ; Will., 34
Hobbs (Hobbes), Eliz., 424 ; Ric., 424 ;
Rob., 468 ; Tho., 319
Hobdon, Ja., 336 ; Sarah, 336
Hobert, Miles, 249
Hobson, Edw., 108, 367 ; Hester, 128 ;
Ja., 128 ; Tho., 128, 184
Hodson (Hodgsonne), Barnaby, 193 ;
Qoldsmyth, 193 ; Hen., 429 ; Sibyl,
429
Hoe, Will., 48
Hogettes, Anth., 420
Holborn (Holborne), Rob., 302
Holden, Will., 79
Holdych, Rob., 390
Hole, Geo., 233 ; John, 233
Holland, Geo., 74, 207, 224 ; Jane. 468 ;
John, 8, 259, 280, 392, 393 ; Mary,
207 ; Simon, 468 ; Will., 135 ; Will.
Woollams, 155
Holies, Denzil (Denzel), 239, 449 ; Jane,
239, 449
Hollis, Hannah, 418 ; Tho., 418
Hollist, John, 346 ; Will., 346
Holman (Hollman). John, 249, 377 ;
Mary, 382 ; Ric., 30, 108, 382
Holmeden, Tho., 444
Holmes, Ric., 486
Holmewood, Edw., 465
Holney. Will., 174, 402
Holroyd, John Baker, 390
Holter, Rob., 311
Homden, John, 267
Homewood, Edw., 465 ; Eliz., 118, 447 ;
John, 118, 465 ; Laur., 118, 447
Hone, Earth.. 48 ; John, 48 ; Will., 48
Honywood, Anne, 314; Anth., 495;
Edw., 407 ; Isaac, 407 ; Mary, 407 ;
Ric., 314
Hoode, Tho., 478
Hooke, John, 243 ; Mary, 259
Hooper. Ja., 456 ; Odiarne, 193 Ric.,
235 ; Tho., 192, 456
Hoper, Geo.. 63 ; Hen., 334 ; John, 142,
210, 212, 474
Hopkins, Anne, 194 ; Rog., 194
Horde, Geo., 404
Horley, Ste., 471
Horseman. See Horsman
Horsey, Edw., 482 ; Jasper, 481 ; Joan.
228 ; John, 228
Horsman ( Horseman), Gilb., 361 ; Tho..
113. 353
Horsnell, Tho., 297
Horton, John, 265, 437
Hoskins, Alex., 246
Hosmer, Will., 47
Hotherope, John, 202
Houghton, Eliz.. 66 ; John, 42, 285 ;
Ric., 66; Rob., 66; Tho.. 159, 194,
223, 313, 454 ; Will., 285
Hovener, Hen., 435
Howard, Charity. 318, 430; Charles.
318, 345, 430 ; Charles, Lord, 7, 22 ;
Fra., 353 ; Hen., 393 ; Kath (Lady),
22 ; Theophilus, Lord, 344 ; Tho.,
Lord, 51, 116, 218, 322, 470 ; Will.,
393, 470 ; Will., Lord, 51, 60, 116,
142, 189, 218, 251, 306, 323, 375, 406,
410, 412, 470, 494
Howe (How), John, 388 ; Jos., 312 ;
Ric. Will. Penn Curzon, Earl, 213
Howell, John, 51, 177, 291, 300, 494 ;
Mary, 291 ; Sam., 165
Howes, Benj., 395 ; Edw., 155 ; Marg.,
155
Howland, John, 115
Howman. Rhoda, 397 ; Rog. Freston,
397
Hoyland, Hannah, 201 ; Nath., 201
Huband, John, 162
Hubbard (Hubberd), John, 227; Le-
strange, 31
Hubberstee, Geo., 452
Hudson, Eliz., 62 ; John, 388 ; Mary,
349 ; Ric., 388 ; Tho., 62, 184, 349
Huett. See Hewett
Hughes, Charles, 194 ; Jane, 194
Hulcotes, John, 375
Hulse, Eliz., 221 ; Ric., 221
Humades, John, 266
Humphrey (Humf rey, Humfry, Hum-
phery), Eliz., 84, 355 ; Hen., 112,
216, 355 ; John, 84, 442, 503 ; Philip,
468 : Ric., 47 ; Ste., 305
Hungerford, Anth., 301, 302; Edw.,
67 ; John, 41, 127, 148
Hunt, John, 341 ; Nath., 101, 494, 495 ;
Ric., 148
Huntingdon, Hen., Earl, 205
Hurdis, Anne, 110 ; Ja., 110
Hurly, Hen., 47, 240, 241 ; Ric., 241
MM 2
632
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Hurst, Edw., 141 ; John, 292 ; Mary,
126 ; Tho., 126, 189
Huse (Husee). See Hussey
Huson, Jos.. 269
Hussey (Huse, Husee), Bridget, 59 ;
Christiana, 471 ; Eleanor, 124, 125,
268 ; Geo., 268 ; Henrietta, 186 ;
Hen., 59, 124, 125, 268, 471 ; John,
117, 203. 268, 471 ; John Heather,
163, 186 ; Mary, 268, 471 ; Nath.,
268 ; Pet., 422
Husshe (Huysshe), Anne, 249 ; Ric.,
292 ; Susan, 292
Hutchinson, Charles, 151 ; Ezekiel,
210
Button, Dor., 84, 176 ; Ja., 418 ; John,
84, 176 ; Matt., 176 ; Ric., 348
Huysshe. See Husshe
Hyde, Laur., 228 ; Oliver, 375 ; Rog.,
441
Hyder, Edm.. 481 ; John, 415 ; Mary,
291,415; Will., 291
Hydney, Mercy, 127 ; Tho., 127 ; Will.,
95, 216
Hyggyns, Edw., 231
Hynde, Edw., 272 ; Fra., 344
I.
Ide, John, 186, 401
Iggelsden, Ste., 160
Ince, Rio., 416
Infeild, Bridget, 186
Inglefeld (Jngelfeld), Tho., 48, 247.
See Englefeld
Ingler (Engler), Jane, 155 ; Tho., 488 ;
Will., 155
Ingram, Ja., 293, 439 ; Joan. 45 ; John,
45, 389, 444
Innyans, Ja., 143
Inwood, Jane, 454 ; John, 454
Ireland, Hen.. 20 ; Pet., 120 ; Will., 394
Ireton, Hen., 146
Ironmonger, John, 226
Isaac, Edw., 69
Isaacson, Randulph, 236
Isham, Edw., 311; Justinian, 397;
Margery, 311 ; Susanna, 397
Isley, Hen., 100, 496
Islip, Mary, 152 ; Walt., 152
Isted, Ambrose, 274, 413 ; John, 179 ;
Ric., 500 ; Tho., 232, 410
Ives, Hen., 117
J.
Jackman (Jackeman). Edw., 499 ; Hen..
249 : Jane, 502 ; John, 502
Jackson, Anne, 419 ; Cyril, 364 ; Eliz.,
240 ; Hen., 4, 219, 296, 467 ; John
Starkie, 240 ; Will., 419
Jacomb. Hen., 478
James (Jeames), Alice, 103 ; James,
103 ; Rog., 75 ; Tho., 290 ; Will., 229,
447
Jarrett (Jarratt), John, 405 ; Will., 222.
269
Jeakens, Ja.. 249
Jeames. See James
Jegon, Arth., 464
Jefferay (Jefferey, Jeffereyes, Jeffereys,
Jeffery. Jefferys, Jeffryes, Jeoffryes),
David, 241, 446, 462; Deborah, 162;
Eliz., 411; Era., 153; Geo., 156;
Isam alias Ivesham. 446 ; Izan, 462 ;
John, 6, 98, 211, 263, 291, 293, 306,
369 ; Marg., 241. 446 : Morgan, 446,
462 ; Nath., 65 ; Ric., 161, 211. 411 ;
Tho., 447 ; Will.. 211. See Gefferay
Jekyll, Eliz., 381 ; Jos.. 381
Jemmett, Geo., 435 ; Will., 352
Jemy, Gartrude, 314; Will., 314
Jenkin, Barbara, 71, 340; Merrick, 71,
340 ; Tho., 227, 474
Jenkinson, Charles Cecil Cope, 284
Jenman, Alice, 322 ; John, 322 ; Marg.,
322 ; Will., 322. See Genman
Jenuer (Jenour), Eliz., 447 ; John. 212 ;
Rob., 158; Tho., 63, 118, 131, 209,
229, 440, 447
Jenney. Agn., 154; Arth., 270; Edw.,
248, 402 ; Mary. 248, 402 ; Nic., 154
Jennings (Jenyns), Edw., 107 : John,
205
Jenour. See Jenner
Jeoffryes. See Jefferay
Jerden, Will.. 94
Jermyn, Alex., 281 ; Juliana, 281 ;
Mary, 2 ; Philip, 2, 281
Jervoise, Jervoise Clarke, 221, 301
Jewkes, Humph.. 121, 285, 481 ; Pet.,
76
Jocelyne. See Josselyn
Jodrell. Paul, 243
Johnes,' Will.', 456
Johnson, Barbara. 290 ; Edw., 45 ; Eliz.,
448 ; Hen., 441. 448. 486 ; John, 266 ;
Mary, 157, 441, 486 ; Matt., 478 ;
Nath., 258, 474 ; Ric., 290 ; Rob., 45,
79, 368 ; Rowland, 281 ; Tho., 157,
510 ; Will., 155. 220
Jolliffe, John, 31, 323, 480
Jones. Edw., 186 ; Eliz., 181, 491 ;
Gilb., 437 ; Hen., 20 ; Isaac, 235 ;
INDEX OF PERSONS.
533
John, 491 ; Sam., 130, 367 ; Simon,
181 ; Tho., 25
Jope, Will., 88
Jordan (Jorden, Jurden), Anne, 90.
452 ; Ja., 261 ; Nic., 30, 34, 180, 252 :
Philippa, 29 ; Tho., 90. 103, 261, 299 ;
Will., 29, 139, 279, 417, 452
Josselyn (Joeelyne). Anne, 33 ; Geo.,
107 ; Hen., 33 ; John, 107
Jossey (Jousey). Rob., 356, 357
Joy, Pet., 493
Junnys. Jeremiah, 181
Jurden. See Jordan
Jutton, Anne, 187, 188 ; Anth., 187 ;
Mary, 187
Juxon, Eliz.. 236, 484 ; John, 1, 306 ;
Will., 1,236, 484
K.
Kay, John, 134
Keate (Keyte), Agn., 26 ; Anne, 150,
197, 246 ; Geo., 150, 197 ; Hugh, 150,
246 ; Sarah, 150, 197
Keble, Ste.. 310
Keck, Anth., 8
Kedington, Rog., 246 ; Susannah, 246
Keech, Ric., 141
Kellett, Matt., 46
Kelleway, Anne, 196 ; Fra., 196, 215
Kelly, Ja.Cullum, 24 ; Mary, 24 ; Sarah,
83
Kelson, Tho. Mortimer, 192
Kemp (Kempe), Anth., 39, 41, 289, 331,
401 ; Eliz., 425 ; Frances, 63, 173,
289 ; Garrett (Garett), 41, 137, 231,
402, 443 ; Geo., 326, 372 ; Hen., 39,
41 ; John, 314, 402, 454 ; Mary, 65,
443 ; Nath., 202, 340 ; Philadelphia,
335 ; Tho., 173, 402, 443 ; Tho. Read,
63, 173, 289; Timothea, 410; Will.,
65, 335, 410, 425
Kenchley, Abr., 192
Kennard, Ste., 227 ; Tho., 343
Ken ward, Ja., 189 ; Louisa, 189
Kent, H.R.H. Edw., Duke of, 213
Ketcheler, Mary, 155 ; Tho., 155
Keyte. See Keate
Kibe (Kybe), Eliz., 462 ; Ric., 462, 463 ;
Thomasine, 463
Kiddall, Philippa, 458 ; Rob., 458
Kidder (Kydder), Ric., 369 ; Will., 191
Kilner (Kylner), Geo., 387, 388, 448,
449 .; Marg., 388
Killingworth, Eliz., 278 ; John, 186,
278 ; Mary, 186, 278 ; Will., 49, 278
Kinder, Gilb., 168
Kinderley, Geo., 138
King, The, 82, 87, 121, 123, 136, 167,
171, 299, 301, 302, 303, 305, 322, 348,
360, 370, 377, 378, 392, 426, 427, 496
King (Kyng), John, 47, 420 ; Mary, 47,
61 ; Ric., 312 ; Tho., 133, 216,468, 469
King and Queen, The, 362
Kingsford, Tho., 163
Kirby, Anne Ruth, 294 ; John, 294
Kirrill, John, 194, 329, 491 ; Mary, 194
Kirton, Ja., 147 ; John, 57
Knapton, John, 96
Knatchbull, Norton, 269, 343; Tho.,
343
Knevett. See Knyvett
Knight (Knyght), Anne, 474 ; Bui-
strode Peachy, 473 ; Chr., 287. 307 ;
Edw., 256 ; Eliz., 119, 137, 271, 473 ;
Geo., 262, 459 ; John, 22, 194, 271 ,
287, 365, 394, 440, 459, 474 ; Kath.,
424 ; Mary, 271, 454 ; Nic., 22. 287 :
Penelope, 291 ; Ric., 424, 454, 459,
507 ; Rob., 459 ; Susan, 194 ; Tho.,
137, 307 ; Will., 119, 461 ; Will.
Hervey, 291
Knightbridge, Anth., 81 ; John, 48
Knightley, Bridget, 123 ; John, 123
Knighton, Geo., 266
Knyght. See Knight
Knyvett (Knevett), Anne, 505 ; Anth.,
88 ; Hen., 366, 409, 453, 505 ; Kath.,
270 ; Magd., 409, 453 ; Ric., 88 ;
Tho., 270
Knolles (Knollys), John, 432 ; Ric.,
68
Knottesford (Knottisford), Anastasia
127 ; Eliz., 80 ; Fulk, 80
Knowler, John. 7, 329, 491
Knowles, Tho., 39
Kybe. See Kibe
Kydd, John, 332 ; Rob., 332
Kydder. See Kidder
Kylner. See Kilner
Kyng. See King.
Kyngesmyll, John, 201
Kyngston (Kyngeaton), Matt., 289 ;
Will., 114,208
Kynnaston, Tho., 414
Kytson. Tho., 20, 113
L.
Lacheford. See Lasshefourd
Lacy (Layce), John, 275 ; Lucy, 87,
Ladde, Tho., 363
Lade. John, 26, 39, 75, 157, 158, 474
Letitia, 157, 158
Lake, Arth., 8, 487 ; Tho., 277
sassEt MA,Noas IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Laker, John. 401
Lamb (Lambe), Charles, 437 ; Chr.,
113 ; Eliz., 15, 358, 437 ; Fitz Nonne,
291 ; Mary, 113 ; Rob., 161 ; Tho.,
239 ; Tho. Phillipps, 15, 358
Lambin, John, 237
Lambton (Lampton), John, 414, 422
Lamott, Eliz., 235 ; John, 235, 456
Lamport, Rob., 441, 486
Lampton. See Lambton
Lancaster, John, 470
Landes, John, 286 ; Will., 286
Lane, Eliz., 241, 297, 298, 435 ; John,
435 ; Mary, 483 ; Tho., 422, 483 ;
Will., 10, 87, 215, 241, 297, 298
Lanfear, Tho., 236
Langdale, Philip, 464
Langdon, Eliz., 142 ; Rog., 142
Langford, Charles, 186, 292, 293 ; Jane,
186, 293
Langham, Agn., 477 ; John, 470 ; Toby,
477 ; Will., 81
Langhorne, Ric., 276, 489, 490
Langley, Ric., 175 ; Will., 57
Langrish, Eliz., 326 ; Ric., 326
Langworth (Langeworth), Adam, 173 ;
Arth., 173, 311, 335 ; Fra., 335 ; John,
335, 460 ; Marg., 404 ; Rose, 173, 335 ;
Tho., 181,404
Lannyng, Alice, 217 ; Tho., 217
Laat. Matt., 14
Lanyon, Edw., 462
Laprimaudaye, Fra., 240
Lasshefourd (Lacheford), Hen., 391 ;
Mary, 391
Lasher, Hen., 125 ; Mary, 125 ; Mic.,
125 ; Tho., 125
Laurence. See Lawrence
La Warr (Lawarr). See De la Warr
Lawrence (Laurence), Frances, 420 ;
John, 150, 267, 420, 478 ; Paul, 378,
379
Lawley, Anne, 26, 253 ; Fra., 26 ;
Frances, 26 ; Mary, 253 ; Ric., 253 ;
Tho., 26, 253 ; Sam., 435
Lawton, Hen., 167
Layfeild (Leyfeild), John, 285, 286 ;
Judith. 285, 286
Leache (Leach, Leche, Leeche), Charity,
353 ; John, 46 ; Ric., 247, 316, 353
Leauknor. See Lewkenor
Leaves. See Leeves
Lechmere, Nic., 8
Ledes. See Leedes
Lee, Eliz., 265, 265-6 ; Marg., 43, 137,
255, 423, 444 ; John, 341 ; Ric., 43,
109, 137, 255, 341, 423, 444 ; Will.,
265, 340, 341. See Leigh
Leeche. See Leache
Leedes (Ledes, Leeds), Agn., 415 ;
Bridget, 13, 134 ; Englebert (Ingle-
bert), 464 ; John, 13, 134, 223, 315,
415, 443, 463, 464 ; Mary, 13, 68. 223.
443, 463 ; Tho., 13, 68, 223, 443. 463,
490
Leeffe, John, 324 ; Will., 324
Leeves (Leaves), Eliz.. 18 ; Frances,
187, 188 ; Rob., IS, 85, 159, 448, 486 ;
Will., 187, 188, 442 ; Will. Mill. 108
Legas, John, 130, 292 ; Judith, 130
Legay, Eliz.. 418 ; Ja., 417 ; Kath., 418 ;
Martha, 417 ; Pet., 417
Leghe. See Leigh
Leicester, John, Earl of, 371 ; Lettice
(Countess), 162; Rob., Earl of, 82,
162, 371
Leigh (Leghe), Edw., 482 ; Eleanor,
310 ; Emma, 482 ; Fra., 99 ; Oliver,
395 ; Ric.. 265 ; Rob., 493 ; Tho., 310.
See Lee
Leland, Anne, 468, 469 ; John, 468, 469.
Lennard, Edw., 244 ; Marg., 83, 158 ;
Rob., 72, 214 ; Sampson, 83, 158, 192 ;
Sam., 449. See Leonard
Lenthall, Will., 294
Leonard, Anne, 436 ; Hen., 159 ; Marg.,
159 ; Ric., 436 ; Sampson, 159 ; Ste.,
319, 320. See Lennard
Lessingham, Sam., 488
Letten, John, 79 ; Nath., 79
Leukenor. See Lewkenor
Levett (Levitt, Levytt), Arth., 187 :
Constance, 49, 222 ; Eliz., 7 ; John,
7, 49, 222, 410, 458 ; Mary, 187 ;
Laur., 304
Lewes, Rob., Prior of, 426
Lewis, Geo. Wenham, 199 ; John Wen-
ham, 474 ; Mary, 199 ; Will., 366
Lewkenor (Leuknor, Leukenor, Lew-
kener, Lewkenour, Lewknor, Slew-
ckenour), Anth., 283 ; Bridget, 177 ;
Chr., 500 ; Edm., 195, 283. 507 ;
Edw., 13, 31, 196, 199, 268, 286, 316,
362, 372, 386, 506 ; Eliz., 123, 282,
445 ; Frediswida, 386 ; Harb., 283 ;
Hen., 283 ; John, 59, 286, 307, 422 ;
Marg.. 362 ; Mary, 123, 245, 246, 283 ;
Nic., 226; Ric., 2, 74, 119, 282, 283,
307, 360, 422, 461, 473 ; Rob., 229 ;
Rog., 123, 283, 445 ; Susan, 199 ;
Tho., 31, 177, 225, 283, 305, 414, 461,
462
Leyfeild. See Layfeild
Lickfold, Dorothy, 128 ; Edw., 128 ;
Eliz., 128 ; Tho., 128
Lidbiter, John, 39
Lightfoot, John, 365, 488
Lightmaker, Edw., 226, 320, 328 ;
Saphira, 320
Lilly, John, 278
Linen. Eleanor, 32
Lincoln, Cath. (Countess), 80 ; Hen.,
Earl, 80. 81, 240
Lindsey. See Lyndsey
INDEX OP PERSONS.
Linfield (Linfeild). John, 4, 16, 106,
267, 424
Lintott, Anne, 106 ; Jane, 403 ; Joan,
459 ; John, 52 ; John Hen., 53 ; Tho.,
403, 459 ; Walsingham, 106
Lisle, Barbara (Viscountess), 259, 384,
472 ; Eob. (Viscount), 259, 371, 384,
472
Littleton, Anne, 376 ; Charles, 376 ;
Hen., 376
Llode. See Floyd
Lloyd, Eliz., 233. 336 ; Evan, 381, 382 ;
Ja., 233, 336 ; John, 165, 325 ; Ric.,
375
Lock, Eliz., 503 ; John, 503
Lockerson, Eliz., 314 ; Sidney, 314
Lockyer, John, 47 ; Susan, 47
Lodger, Eliz., 414 ; Tho., 414
Lodington, Sam., 376
Loggin, Fra., 331
London, Ric., bp. of, 301
Long, Joan, 322 ; Ric., 322 : Sam., 108.
Longcroft, Eliz. Anne, 301 ; Geo. Moody,
301 ; Mary, 301 ; Tho. Franklin, 301
Longley, John, 308, 317 ; Martha, 317 ;
Nic., 308 ; Susan, 290, 291 ; Tho.,
290, 291.
Longueville, Grey, 354
Lonmer, Edm., 21
Lord, John, 383 ; Priscilla, 383 ; Rachel,
359 ; Rob., 359 ; Tho., 89, 313
Lotherson, Tho., 469
Louudesf ord, Harb., 115. See Luusf ord
Lovar, John, 291 ; Marian, 291
Lovell, Anne, 7 ; Fra., 344 ; Hen., 7
Lovett, Ja., 300
Lowe, Geo., 219 : Hen., 296 ; John,
181 : Mary. 181
Lowgh, Hen., 312
Lowndes, Will., 408
Lowre, Tho., 480
Lucas, Hen., 16 ; Margery, 16 ; Tho.,
267 ; Walt., 283
Luck, Charity, 295 ; John Wells, 295
Lukkysford. See Luxford
Ludlam, Fra., 383
Ludlow (Ludlowe), Edith, 380; Geo..
380 ; John, 330
Luke, Nic., 132
Lukins, Sidenham, 53
Lullingden, Joan, 202 ; Will., 202
Lumley, Eliz. (Lady), 40, 57, 58, 107,
145, 182, 414 ; Jane (Lady), 9, 15, 34,
56, 58, 82, 149, 183, 204-5, 231, 287,
288, 336, 351, 355, 414, 421, 441, 444,
499, 500, 501, 503 ; John, Lord, 9, 10,
15, 34, 39, 40, 56, 57, 58, 82, 137, 142,
145, 149, 182, 183, 204, 231, 287, 288,
336, 351, 355, 373, 393, 414, 420, 421,
422, 441, 444, 473, 499, 500, 501, 503,
508 ; Ric., 219 ; Ric. (Viscount), 4,
281, 296
Lumley, John, 57 ; Mary, 57
Lunsford (Lunsforth), Cicely, 284,
285, 312 ; Harb., 115, 312 ; Herb.,
285 ; John, 94, 180, 198, 284, 285,
312, 340 ; Kath., 285 ; Mary, 285 ;
Tho., 285, 312, 313, 499
Lusher (Lussher), Dorothy, 110 ; Eliz.,
26 ; Nic., 220 ; Rob., 26
Luxford (Lukkysford), Anne, 105, 311 ;
Dor., 189; Edw., 110; Eliz., 174;
Geo., 90, 189, 25], 324, 327, 330, 341 ;
John, 105, 130, 311, 328; Ric., 220,
251, 328; Tho., 105, 174, 324, 449,
500
Lybbard, Nic., 101
Lylyatt. Ric., 230
Lyndsey (Lindsey, Lyndesey, Lynsey),
Edw., 36, 73, 84, 129, 133, 170, 174,
189, 303, 323, 410, 412, 428, 476 ;
Eliz. (Countess), 6, 306, 370 ; Rob.
(Earl), 6, 306, 370
Lyne, Ric., 32
Lynn, Will., 1
Lyntoft, Ric., 148
Lysle, John, 375
Lysney, Ric, 375
Lysted, John, 291
Lyster, Ric., 131
Lystney, Anne, 375 ; Will., 375
M.
Mabbott, Eliz., 334 ; Will. Courthope,
334
Mace, Eliz., 161 ; Geo., 161
McFarland, Eliz., 99 ; John, 99
Mackenzie, Kenneth, 41
Macro, Tho., 276
Maddison, Tho., 140. See Sturmy
Magdwick, Anne, 324 ; Anne Good-
ridge, 508 ; Edw.. 23, 324 ; Jane. 23 ;
Will., 23, 34, 508
Maitland, Anne, 256 ; Bethia, 46 ;
Ebenezer, 46 ; Rob., 256
Major (Maior), John, 428 ; Ric., 458
Mallory, Hen., 313
Mallowes, John, 270
Maltravers, Anne (Lady), 441 ; Hen.,
Lord, 441
Manners, Charles, 245
Manning (Mayning), Anne, 83, 335 ;
Edw., 491 ; Hen., 167, 335 ; John,
252 ; Ric., 83
Manser, John. 146 ; Mary, 146
Mant, irth., 470
Manwaring, John, 75
536
SUSSEX MAJORS
THE FEET Of
Manwood, Hog., 83
Mapiesden (Maplisden). Geo., 24 ; Ger-
vas, 1 ; Mary. 24
Marcall, Ric. ; 38
March (Marche), Joan, 252 ; John,
252 ; Ric., 264, 403 ; Rob,, 352 ;
Ste., 149, 252
Marchant, Anne, 336 ; Tho.. 336
Marden, John, 482 ; Rose, 482
Markes, Will., 368
Markham, Martha. 166
Markwick (Markewick), Will., 165,
316, 474
Marlebo rough, Rob., 469
Marler, Walt., 198
Marlett, John, 376
Marney, Hen., 66
Marr, Tho., 39
Marriott, Geo. Ric., 173
Marryat, Obadiah, 216
Marsh, Anne, 6 ; John, 509 ; Letitia,
216 ; Tho., 6
Marshall, Anne, 186 : Charles, 110 ;
Mary, 84 ; Ric., 264 ; Tho., 453 ;
Will., 186
Marsham, Anne, 418 ; Harriet, 309 ;
John, 84 ; Tho., 418
Martin (Marten, Martyn), Anne, 419,
450 ; Benet, 450 ; Denny, 342 ; Edw.,
31 ; Frances, 342 ; Geo., 450 ; Joan,
465 ; John, 276, 401, 4f4, 419 ; Mar-
gery, 416 ; Mic.. 415 ; Nic., 27 ; Ric.,
465 ; Sibyl, 414 ; Tho., 75, 165, 249.
416
Marven (Marvyn). See Mervyn
Mascall, Agatha, 209 ; Alice, 430 ;
Fra., 410 ; John, 209, 283, 430, 500 ;
Kath., 392 ; Nic., 209, 392, 430 ; Ric.,
410, 506 ; Rob., 352 ; Walt., 267, 392
Mason, Anne, 486 ; Anth., 486 ; Ric., 5
Masters (Master) Edw., 266 ; Ja., 258
Mathewes (Mathewe), Mary, 278 ; Ric.,
278 ; Tho., 104
Mattaire, Mic., 294
Manneer, Pet. 487
May (Maye), Anne, 356 468 ; Anth.,
181, 204, 251, 312 ; Barbara, 190,
191 ; Fra., 338 ; Geo., 190, 191 ;
Hen., 473 ; Hugh, 405 ; Humph..
147 ; Ja., 228 ; Jane, 295. 296, 329J
491 ; John, 259. 307. 308, 312, 356,
405, 425, 467, 468 ; Mary, 62, 243,
295, 356, 405 : Ric., 47, 155, 243, 295,
306, 442 ; Tho.. 62, 69, 190, 191, 195,
202, 295, 296, 307, 308. 329, 338, 491
Maydwell, Laur., 313
Mayer, John. 294
Mayhew, Charles, 504
Maynard, Banastre, 105 ; Frances, 112 ;
Hen., 168, 366 ; Jane. 112 ; John, 88,
112: Jos., 112; Mary, 112; Tho.,
112, 189 ; Will., 26
Mayne. John, 34
Mayning, John. 252. See Manning-
Meakins, John, 312
Meade, Geo., 122 ; John. 122
Meall, Anne, 121 ; Will., 121
Medley. Tho., 6, 84. 104, 228, 297. 342,
347, 463
Medlycott, Ja.. 395, 396
Meeres (Meerej, Joan, 123 ; John, 123,
284
Mell, Hen., 294
Mellersh, John, 76
Meneffee (Meneffe), Anne. 357 ; Con-
stance. 357 ; John, 357 ; Tho., 357
Menson, Hen., 85
Mercer, John Dunmoll, 413 ; Ric., 116 ;
Sarah, 116
Merlott, Jos., 250 ; Ric., 250 ; Will., 25
Merney, Hen., 247
Merrey, Hen., 291
Merton, Will., 400
Mervyn (Marven, Marvyn). Anne, 136 ;
Christiana, 136 ; Edm., 110, 201, 378,
453 ; Eliz.. 110, 378 ; Hen., 110, 136,
449 ; John, 63, 453 ; Mary, 63
Meryon, Lewis, 249
Metham, Jordan, 301 ; Tho., 139, 443,
463, 464
Mewe, Ellis, 152
Meux, Eliz., 29
Michelborne (Michelbourn, Michel-
bourne, Michilborne, Mychelborne,
'Mychelbourne), Abr., 251 ; Alice,
164; Anne, 226, 414; Arth., 435;
Barbara, 290 ; Bridget, 414 ; Dor.,
224 ; Edw., 38, 104. 164, 225, 226. 308,
328, 342, 344, 345, 414, 419, 484;
Eliz., 104, 344, 345 ; Fra., 251 ; Geo.,
414; John, 164, 260, 279, 306,332,
378, 419, 483, 484, 500 ; Laur., 225,
342 ; Ric.. 103, 164, 225, 226, 251,
484, 506 ; Rob., 251 ; Tho., 83, 103,
164, 224, 225, 290, 308, 342, 415, 435,
484 ; Will., 252
Middlesex, Anne (Countess), 496 ;
Lionel (Lyonel). Earl of, 73, 74, 94,
168, 390, 391, 496
Middleton (Middilton, Midleton, Myd-
delton, Myddleton, Myddylton),
Anne, 5.216; Arth.,5; Barbara, 219,
458; David, 86, 465; Dor., 153;
Edm., 216 ; Edw., 153 ; Frances. 219,
458 ; John. 57, 111, 149, 167, 219,363,
372, 458, 459, 465, 468, 505 ; Lew-
kenor. 466 ; Mary. 86, 465 : Pet.. 311 ;
Hie.. 153 ; Rob., 274 ; Studley, 466 ;
Tho., 13, 153. 167, 219, 363, 394, 395,
458 ; Walt.. 363
Midgley, Will., 448
Mildmay (Myldmay), Rob., 350 ; Walt.,
32, 56, 224
Miles, John, 435
OF PERSONS.
537
Mill (Mille. Myle, Mylle). Alex., 288 ;
Amy, 446 ; Anne, 152 ; Barbara, 187,
188; Eliz., 187; Joan, 233, 420;
John, 87, 152, 245, 246. 446; Lew-
kenor. 461 : Marg., 87, 152 ; Margery,
271 ; Ralph, 188 ; Ric., 128, 188, 233,
290, 420, 468, 476 ; Tho., 187 ; Will.,
143,233, 271, 420-1,491
Miller, Barbara, 379 ; Combe, 233 ;
Helen (Hellen), Cath., 186, 220;
Ja., 379 ; John, 36, 220, 333.401,445,
482 ; Mary, 333, 445 ; Ric., 333 ;
Tho., 186,250,324
Millet, John, 205
Millington, Anne, 499 ; Edm., 499 ;
John, 14, 206
Mills (Milles, Mylles). Allan. 335 ;
Anne, 132 ; Edm., 471 ; Edw., 101,
244 ; Eliz., 98, 132, 182, 209, 471 ;
Geo.. 209 ; Ja., 182, 243 ; John, 5,
132, 209 ; Mary, 209, 380, 471 ; Nath.,
131, 132 ; Patience, 152 ; Rachel, 131,
132 ; Ralph, 491 ; Ric., 307 ; Rob.,
98; Sam., 132; Tho., 44, 131, 132,
152 ; Will., 380
Milward, Edw., 382 ; John, 139 ; Tho.,
216
Minchard, Dor., 34 ; Hen., 34
Minshull (Minshall), Barbara, 285 ;
Eliz., 290 ; John, 290
Missing, Tho., 508
Mitchell (Michell, Mychell), Anne, 79,
431 ; Edm., 332, 402, 468, 469, 488,
505 ; Edw., 135. 183, 184, 219, 349,
394 ; Jane, 98. 450, 498 ; Joan, 505 ;
John, 44, 98, 164, 332, 341, 417, 450,
471 ; Ric., 44 ; Rog., 462 ; Theobald,
431 ; Tho.. 98. 154, 183, 380, 390, 450,
470, 498. 505 ;' Will., 79
Mitford. Chr., 197
Modynden, John, Minister of. 260
Mohun, Eliz., 123 ; Reginald, 123
Molyneux (Molineux, Mullineux),
Mary (Viscountess), 394 ; Caryll,
Viscount. 394, 395 ; Ric., Viscount,
394
Moncton, Rob., 117
Monday. Andr., 152
Mongre, Anne, 174 ; Will., 174
Monk (Moncke. Monke, Moonck,
Moonk, Moonke), Anne, 188; Barbara,
329,491 ; Eliz. ,491 ; Jane, 491 ; John,
71, 105, 112. 113, 364, 489. 490, 491 ;
Marg., 105, 113 ; Mary. 232. 364,491 ;
Nic., 187, 491 ; Tho., 188 ; Will., 232,
364, 491
Montagu (Montague). See Mountague
Moodey, Will., 391
Moonck (Moonk, Moonke). See Monk
Moor. S<ie Moore
Moore (Moor, More), Agn., 505 ; Anne,
434 ; Barnard. 257 ; Charles, 219 ;
Edw., 218, 219, 467, 505, 506 ; Frances,
281 ; Fra., 267. 348, 505 ; Geo., 505 ;
John, 434, 505 ; Margery, 257 ; Mary,
498 ; Tho., 87. 114 ; Will., 281,
498
Moorey, Juhii, 326
Mordant. Hen., 298
More. Sre Moore
Morebrege, Will., 487
Mores, Tho., 423. 424
Moreton, Rob., 167 ; Will., 107, 167
Morey, John, 22
Morfytt (Morfford), Joan, 481 ; Tho.,
481, 482
Morgan (Morgayne), Anne, 79 ; Anth.,
300 ; David Walter, 240 ; Eliz., 300 ;
John, 79, 418 ; Kath., 49, 282 ; Mary,
240; Will., 49,61,282
Morley (Morlye), Anne, 59, 429 ; Anth.,
30, 69, 465 ; Bridget, 465 ; Caleb,
289 ; Edw., 147, 463, 464 ; Eliz., 303 ;
Frances, 289; Harb., 30, 31, 218;
Herb., 328 ; John, 3, 14, 58. 89, 147,
164, 255, 259, 289, 303, 307, 368, 404,
405, 428, 429, 482 ; Kath., 307 ;
Marg., 1 ; Mary, 4, 58 ; Philippa,
257 ; Rob., 30, 164, 180, 198, 499 ;
Susan, 192 ; Susanna, 362 ; Tho., 59,
289 ; Will., 4, 22, 23, 30, 31, 45, 56,
59, 180, 218, 219, 284, 429
Morley and Mounteagle, Mary (Lady),
257 ; Phelip (Lady), 476 ; Tho.,
Lord, 257
Morphett, Rob., 68
Morris (Morrice). David. 276 ; Ja., 187,
385, 447; Mary, 419; Mic., 189;
Will., 419
Morrow, Eleanora, 426 ; Hen., 426
Mortimer, Harvey Walklate, 157 ; Mark,
224
Morton, Anne, 12, 64 ; Ja., 64 ; John,
12,64
Mose, Agn., 503 ; Ann, 121 ; Barbara,
421,468; Eliz., 364 ; Fra., 63, 364 ;
Jemima. 365 ; John, 149 ; Sarah, 63 ;
Walt., 63 ; Will., 149, 421, 468, 503
Mott, Geo., 425 ; Sarah, 425
Mottershed, Tho., 387
Moundeford, Fra., 200
Mount. Jeremy, 315; Rebecca, 315
Mountague (Montagu, Montague,
Mountagu). Edw., 299; Geo., 31;
Hen., 53 ; Eliz., 299 ; Ja., 249 ; John,
127,223,339; Mullicent, 31 ; Rog.,
49
Mountague, Anth., Viscount, 22. 29, 33,
61, 100, 105, 107, 111,208,286, 288,
294, 343, 346. 351, 360, 416, 458 ;
Barbara (Viscountess), 28 ; Eliz.
(Viscountess), 220; Fra., Viscount,
27, 28, 30, 105, 158, 220, 321, 343, 352,
362, 397 ; Hen., Viscount, 101 ; Jane
538
SUSSEX MAJORS IN THE FEET OF FI^ES.
(Viscountess), 29, 346, 347, 360 ;
Magdalen (Viscountess), 22, 61, 111 ;
Marg. (Viscountess), 294
Mounsher, John, 325 ; Sarah, 325
Mountagu. See Mountague
Mounteagle. See Morley
Mowbray, Hen., Lord, 32, 393,
406
Moyle, Tho., 378
Moys, Rob., 230
Moyser, Chr., 357
Moyses, John. 479
Mulcaster, Will., 391
Mullineux. See Molyneux
Mun, Frances, 403 ; Tho., 403
Mundy, Cath., 3, 56. 99 ; Edw., Miller,
3, 56, 99
Munk, John, 269
Munns (Munnes), Eliz., 204 ; Tho., 312 ;
Will., 204
Murden. Alice, 457 ; John, 457
Murray (Murrey), Cordelia, 323 ; David,
332 ; Geo., 323 ; Ja., 332
Muschamp, John, 57 ; Tho., 395 ; Will.,
57, 395
Musgrate, Tho., 22
Musgrave, Eliz., 478 ; Geo., 478 ; Tho.,
194, 444
Mychell. See Mitchell
Mychelborne (Mychelbourne). See Mic-
helborne
Myddelton (Myddleton, Myddylton).
See Middleton
Myldmay. See Mildmay
Myll (Mylle). See Mill
Mylles. See Mills
N.
Napper, Agn., 20 ; Joan, 380, 381 ;
Matt., 20, 401 ; Sarah, 401 ; Tho.,
380, 381 ; Will., 424
Nash, Andr. John, 424 ; Anth., 487 :
Edw., 457 ; Eleanor, 457 ; Geo.
Augustus, 424 ; Ric., 79, 456, 457 :
Ric. Gawen, 457
Nay lor, Fra. Hare, 173
Needham (Nedham, Nedeham), Fra.,
115 ; Geo., 132
Nelson. Tho., 126 ; Will., 364
Nesbitt, Albert, 72, 495 ; Arnold, 238 ;
Susannah, 238
Neve, Philip, 232
Nevill (Nevell, Nevil, Nevlle, Nevyle,
Nevyll), Anne, 295, 390 ; Chr., 4, 120,
219, 296, 324, 467 ; Edw., 26, 447 ;
Geo., 260, 375, 390, 482 ; Hen., 295,
372; Marg., 260; Mary, 120, 390;
Tho., 447, 469, 483. See Abergavenny
Nevinson, Tho., 318
Nevyle (Nevyll). See Nevill
Newburgh. Edw., Lord, 390
Newcastle, Henrietta (Duchess), 206 ;
Tho. Holies, Duke, 206
Newdegate (Newdigate, Newdygate,
Nudygate), John, 48, 130, 335 ; Ric.,
493 ; Tho., 37, 164, 386. 387
Newington, Alice, 81 ; Jos., 81 ; Tho.,
38
Newland, John, 99, 155
Newman, Anne, 162 ; Dan., 204 ; Eliz.,
247 ; Geo., 435 ; Hen., 35 ; John, 35 ;
Mary, 35 ; Sibyl, 435 ; Will., 162
Newnham, John, 169, 258, 264, 318,
319 ; John Lewis, 320 ; Lewis, 265,
319 ; Nath., 265, 319, 320 ; Rob., 508 ;
Selina Duclos. 320 ; Susan, 508 :
Tho., 319 ; Will., 319
Newport, John, 476
Newte, Will., 174
Newton, Apsley, 265, 308, 351, 421, 436 ;
Eliz., 265, 278, 351, 421, 436 ; Geo.,
26, 154 ; Mary, 154 ; Nic., 154, 410 ;
Sam., 29; Will., 5, 13, 109, 192, 212,
215, 216, 235, 278, 308, 327, 351, 392,
410, 421
Nicholas, Rog., 188 ; Sarah. 188
Nicoll (Nicholl, Nicholls, Nicolls),
Augustin, 348, 497 ; Charles Gounter,
366 ; Geo., 351 ; Ja., 313 ; John, 72,
313 ; Philippa, 351 ; Sarah, 313 ;
Will., 313
Noake (Noke), Dor., 342 ; Ja., 342 ;
Laur., 64
Noodham, John, 399
Norcliffe, Will., 201
Norfolk, Anne (Duchess), 10 ; Ja., 300 ;
Marg. (Duchess), 96 ; Martha, 300 ;
Tho., Duke, 10, 32, 96, 257, 406, 475
Norman, Bethsia (Bathshua), 162, 384 ;
Fra., 162, 384
Norris (Norres, Norreys, Norrys), Anne,
95, 338; Edw., 95, 338, 434; Hen..
83, 158, 208 ; Margery, 83 ; Ric., 95J
338, 434 ; Will., 394
North, Alice, 295 ; Dudley, 349 ; Edw.,
295 ; Greg.. 485
Northampton, Eliz. (Countess), 14 ;
Hen., Earl of, 60 ; Isabel (Countess),
52, 177, 494; Ja., Earl of, 52, 177,
494 ; Mary (Countess), 14 ; Spencer,
Earl of, 14, 27, 305
Northmore, Tho., 252 ; Will., 252
Northumberland. Algernoun, Earl of,
348 ; Hen., Earl of, 200, 208. 347, 348,
349, 447 ; Hen. Percy. Earl of, 136 :
Kath. (Countess), 347
Northyn, Sam., 109
Norton, Gregory, 126 ; John, 238, 347 ;
INDEX OF PERSONS.
Martha, 126, 485 ; Mary, 238 ; Tho.,
186
Norwich, Charles, Earl of, 236 ; Rob.,
377
Norwood, John, 264
Nott, Anth., 227 ; Juliana, 227 ; Sus-
anna, 227
Nottidge, Will., 422
Nottingham, Charles, Earl of, 7, 142,
353 ; Mary (Countess), 353
Nourse, John, 142
Nowell, John, 352
Nowre, Ric., 7 ; Sybil, 7
Noyes, Will., 152
Nunn, Edw.. 492
Nuthall, John, 162
Nutley, Ja.. 350
Nutt, Johnj 6, 210, 293, 329 ; Tho., 153,
168, 312
Nye, Eliz., 356 ; Hen., 356 ; John, 106,
223 ; Patience, 401 ; Ric., 355 : Tho.,
401
o.
Oake, Walt., 309
Oekenden(Okynden),Hugh, 91 ; Ric., 91
Odgers, Will., 204
Offley. Anne, 175 ; Eliz., 359 ; Hugh,
359 ; Jos., 44 ; Mary, 43, 44, 175, 176,
359 ; Rob., 175, 359 ; Sarah, 44 ; Tho.,
43, 44, 359 ; Will.. 176
Oglander, Geo., 34, 97, 417 ; John, 97 ;
Mary, 34, 97
Ogle, Frances, 107 ; Geo., 107
Okeley, John, 119
Okynden. See Ockenden
Oldfeild, Sam., 487
Olive, John, 6, 448 ; Mary, 6, 448 ;
Will., 448
Olliver (Oliver, Olyver), Edwin, 254 ;
Eliz., 253, 363 ; Geo., 244, 253 ; Ja.,
253-4 ; John, 253, 363 ; Louisa Anne,
254 ; Marg., 197 ; Mary, 244, 253 ;
Mary Anne, 254 ; Ric., 122 ; Sarah,
253 ; Tho., 6, 246, 253, 363 ; Will.,
197, 253
Onley (Only), Edw., 232, 234, 364 ;
Eliz., 364 ; Jane, 234
Onslow (Onslowe), Arth., 123, 124, 134,
292, 361 ; Charlotte Maria Williams,
337 ; Denzil, 64, 134 ; Eliz., 123,
124 ; Geo., Baron, 190 ; Henrietta
(Baroness), 190 ; Hen., 134 ; John
Williams, 337 ; Ric., 64, 123, 124, 134,
282, 390 ; Ric., Lord, 337 ; Will., 408,
409
Orme, Anne, 502 ; Charles, 502 ; Gar-
ton, 502 ; Rob., 502
Osbaston, Cicely, 429 ; Fra., 429
Osborne, Anne, 320, 330 ; Edw., 117,
438 ; Eliz., 320 ; Frances, 438 ; Geo.,
437 ; Hen., 50 ; Ja., 128 ; John, 437-8 ;
Kath., 178 ; Leighton, 320 ; Tho.,
178, 320, 330 ; Will., 438
Osman, Will., 390
Osmond, Mary. 167 ; Will., 167
Otley, Will., 59
Ottringham, Eliz., 259 ; Rob., 259
Otway, John, 300
Overman, Tho., 11
Overy, Will., 415
Oxenbridge (Oxenbredge, Oxenbregge,
Oxenbrige, Oxenbrigg, Oxenbrigge,
Oxynbridge), Alice, 23, 172, 309 ;
Andr., 190 ; Frances, 36 ; Godard,
171, 172 ; Hen., 172 ; Rob., 23, 36, 69,
172, 217, 229, 230, 309, 403 ; Will.,
172
Oxenden (Oxinden), Hen., 167, 474;
Ja., 474
Oxynbridge. See Oxenbridge
Owen, Charles, 238 ; David, 48, 130,
131; Dor., 171, 319, 377; Hen., 114,
171, 286, 306, 319, 377 ; John, 48 ;
Patience, 240 ; Ric., 240
Owens, Cath., 238 ; Tho., 238
Owyn, Tho., 159 ; Will., 159
P.
Packer, John, 189
Packham, John, 153. See Peckham
Page. Agn., 308 ; Alice, 459 ; Anne, 96,
367 ; Dor., 193 ; Edw., 459 ; Eliz.,
367 ; Fra., 367, 404 ; Havell, 193 ;
Joan, 318 ; John, 79, 96, 132, 137,
193, 317, 354, 367 ; Marg., 79 ; Nic.,
367 ; Ric., 208, 318 ; Tho., 289, 308 ;
Will., 308
Pagitt (Pagett), Anne, 246 ; Lyming,
246 ; Ric., 246 ; Tho., 429 ; Will., 246
Pakyngton, John, 87, 114
Pain alias Slye, Ja., 204 ; Mary, 204 ;
Tho., 204
Paine. See Payne
Palgrave. Diana, 201 ; John, 201
Palling, Will., 68
Palmer, Alice, 289, 490 ; Anth., 187 ;
Barbara, 389 ; Charles, 492 ; Charles
Harcourt, 492 ; Cowley, 398 ; Dor.,
187, 292, 337 ; Edw., 20, 33, 260 ;
Eliz., 488 ; Geo., 224, 256 ; John, 20,
540
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
33, 102, 165, 171. 330, 362, 389,490;
Kath., 166, 209, 286; Martha, 45,
132 ; Mary, 112, 165, 346. 378-9 ;
Peregrine, 132, 234, 285 ; Ric.. 83 ;
Rob., 20. 33, 83, 362 ; Tho., 20. 33, 45,
112, 166, 187, 209, 280, 280, 289, 292,
346,- 362, 421, 488, 490; Will., 286,
337, 346, 378, 379
Palmes. Brian, 347
Pankherst, Ste., 125. See Penkherst
Pannatt, John. 346
Panton, John, 69 ; Mary, 69 ; Nehemiah,
69
Papillon, David, 380
Parckhurst. See Parkhurst
Parham, Tho., 424
Parish, Geo., 4-18
Parke, Ja. Reuben, 38
Parkehurst. .See Parkhurst
Parker, Eleanor, 341 ; Eliz., 139 ; Geo.,
155, 237, 367, 377, 444, 493 ; Hen.,
16; John, 141, 197, 216, 357, 410;
Laur., 285 ; Mary, 493 ; Nic., 51, 248,
466, 467; Pet., 140; Philadelphia,
247, 493 ; Philippa, 410 ; Rob., 262 ;
Selwyn, 142 ; Tho., 53, 139, 142, 217,
247, 248, 298, 341, 466. 467, 493;
Walt., 493 ; Will., 43, 381 n, 437, 495
Parkhurst (Parckhurst, Parkehurst),
Edw., 48 ; Eliz., 48 ; Hen.. 282 ; John.
48 ; Rob., 282 ; Sarah, 282 ; Tho.,
282
Parkins. Anne, 470 ; Beaumont, 470 ;
Charles, 470 ; Jane, 470 ; Will., 61
Parkinson, Chr., 357
Parry, Tho., 77, 163
Parson, Ric., 424 ; Mary, 424, 481 ;
Will., 481
Parsons, Grace, 286 ; John, 365 ; Ma-
thia. 261 ; Rob.. 261 ; Tho., 286
Partington, Tho. Walley, 199
Partriche, Edw., 171
Passhe (Pasche), John, 477 ; Mary.
477
Paston, Clement, 57
Patching, Tho., 330
Pattenson, Josias. 352 ; Mary, 352
Pawle. John. 59
Pawlett, Geo., 242 : Joan, 242
Pawne, Will.. 507
Pay, John. 328, 420 ; Laur., 85, 187,
310 ; Rose, 111: Tho., 111. See Pey
Payler, Edw., 310
Payne (Paine). Anne, 375 ; Charles,
78; Edw., 57, 98, 103, 110, 144. 375.
444 ; Eliz., 334, 349; Frances, 463
Grace, 340 ; Hannah, 144 ; Hen., 78
98 ; John, 202, 340, 349, 406. 420
463 ; Margery, 386 ; Matilda, 150
Mary, 426; Ric., 115, 334. 386, 426
Rob., 78, 98 : Tho., 149, 150, 420
Will., 419
Paynter, John, 411
Peachey (Peachy, Peche, Pechey), Anne,
187, 194, 438 ; Bulstrode, 395 ; Edw.,
150. 187, 379 : Eliz., 383 ; John, 70,
150. l!)4. 233, 398 ; Marg., 485 ; Mary,
70, 188;' Susan, 150, 485; Will., 70,
150, 405, 438
Peacock. John, 217 ; Ric., 139, 140
Peake, Will., 387
Pearce (Peirce, Perce, Pierce), Tho., 303,
312, 358 ; Will., 226, 227
Peccham. See Peckham
Peche (Pechey). See Peachey
Pechell, Geo. Ric., 138, 213 ; Kath.
Annabella. 138, 213
Peck (Pecke), Anne, 240 ; Fra., 3 ;
Gertrude. 14 : Hen., 240, 293, 352,
394; Kath., 14; Will., 14,359
Peckden, John, 465
Peckham (Peccham. Pekham), Anne.
426, 453, 501 ; Edw., 145 ; Eliz., 96^
146 : Frances, 145. 146 : Grace, 145 :
Hen., 43, 96, 146, 266, 322, 367, 429,
505 ; Ja., 100. 145, 146, 376 ; Mary.
153, 319, 482 ; Ric., 48, 146, 426, 444,
453, 458 ; Rob., Ill ; Sarah, 153 ;
Tho., 125, 146, 442 ; Will.. 24, 153,
244, 267, 319, 376. 385, 482
Peeter. See Peter
Peirce. See Pearce
Peirs. See Piers
Peirson. See Pierson
Pekham. Sec Peckham
Pelham, Anne (Lady), 159. 354, 411 ;
Anth., 74, 120, 311, 345 ; iMm., 88,
386, 459 ; Edw., 477 ; Eliz., 303, 346,
477 ; Frances, 81. 85 ; Fra., 240 ;
Geo., 206 ; Harb., 26, 74, 88, 89, 103,
180, 284, 299. 303, 346, 404. 466, 467 ;
Hen., 47, 85. 86, 90, 295, 321, 461 ;
Herb., 303, 358 ; Ja., 90, 354 ; John,
44, 90, 140, 206, 245, 263; Judith,
359 ; Lucy, 44 ; Marg., 90 ; Mary,
81, 88, 89 ; Nic., 26, 69, 74, 85. 90,
475 ; Rog., 90 ; Tho., 7, 44, 89, 90,
173, 198, 205, 206, 233, 284, 296, 303,
346, 358, 362, 370, 458, 465, 466 ; Tho.,
Lord, 159, 354, 411; Will., 158.171,172
Pelland, John, 109 ; Mary, 109 ; Thoma-
sine, 109
Pellatt (Pellett), Alice, 52, 385 ; Benj.,
52, 94, 430, 431 ; Charlotte, 163;
Hannah, 448 ; Ja., 488 ; John, 79,
430 ; Mary, 79 ; Nathan, 79 ; Tho.,
430, 448; Will.. 163. 187, 334. 350,
426, 488
Felling, Edw., 47 ; Tho., 47
Penfold (Penvole). Frances, 335 ; Geo.
Saxby. 194 ; Hugh, 79, 406 ; Ja.,
335 ; Joan, 79 ; John, 389 ; John
Sandys, 287 ; Mary, 406 ; Sarah, 194 ;
Ste., 155 ; Tho., 468
INDEX OF PERSONS.
541
Peniston (Penistone), Eliz., 297 ; Mar-
tha, 269 ; Tho., 269, 297
Penkherst (Penckherst), Ferdinand,
258 : Ste., 69, 84, 323, 423, 433. See
Pankherst
Penn. Gulielrna Maria, 222 : Mary, 254 ;
Springett, 254 ; Will., 222, 504
Pennant, Tho., 122
Penruddock, Tho., 135
Penvole. See Penfold
Pepys, John, 55
Perce. See Pearce
Percehay (Perchehay), Chr., 464 ; Rob.,
45, 47
Percivall (Percival), Charles Geo., 349 ;
Edm., 32 ; Marg., 32 ; Philip, 32 ;
Sam., 32 ; Will., 90
Percy. Alan. 82 ; Eleanor, 197 ; Tho.,
197
Periman, Kath., 407
Perke, Edm., 478
Perkhurst, Hen., 5
Perkins, Cath., 425 ; Tho., 30
Perpoint (Perpoynt), Hen., Lord, 390 ;
Tho., 338
Peter (Peeter, Peters, Petre), John,
17, 190 ; Rob., 58 ; Tho., 17. 144, 190 ;
Will., 35
Peterborough, Eliz., Countess, 100
Petre. See Peter
Pett, Sam., 381 ; Ursula, 343 ; Will.,
343
Pettitt (Petty tt), Rob., 32 : Tho., 142
Pettiworth, Hog., 491, 492'
Pettus, Eliz., 433 ; John, 433
Pettytt. See Pettitt
Pey (Peye), Anne, 453 ; John, 180, 453 ;
Ric., 453 ; Susan. 453
Peyton, Charles, 243 ; Ruth, 243
Phelipps. See Phillips
Phesant, Pet., 319
Phillips (Phelipps, Phillipps), Mary,
398, 417 ; Tho., 398, 417 ; Will., 44,
327
Philpott, Geo.. 411
Pickas (Pickays, Pickayes. Pycas),
Anne, 60 ; Drew, 60, 61 ; Ja., 60,
263 ; Kath., 263
Pickering, Jos., 434 ; Rob., 211, 428,
498
Picksall, Frances, 217 ; Humph., 217
Pierce. See Pearce
Pierrepont, Geo., 130, 367 ; Mary, 130,
367
Piers (Peirs), Geo., 474 ; Jane, 258 ;
Laur., 94 ; Marg., 258 ; Sarah, 474 ;
Tho., 258, 474
Pierson (Peirson), John, 383 ; Rachel,
383 ; Tho., 132, 405 ; Will., 408
Pigeon, Ric., 61
Piggott (Pigott, Pygott, Pygot), Cath.,
226 ; Emina, 399 ; Granado, 226 ;
Ja.. 101, 399; Jane, 101, 399; John,
132 ; Tho., 226, 347
Pile. Tho., 135
Pinfold, Charles, 375 ; John, 401, 431
Pix, Will., 484
Player, Tho., 3
Playfer, Will., 404, 436
Playsted. Mary, 455 ; Rob., 113 ; Sam.,
455; Tho., 153
Playter, Will.. 390
Pledger, Tho., 253
Plomer. See Plumer
Plomley, Alex., 113
Plumer (Plomer), Ja., 18, 433; Edm.,
45 ; Marg., 433 ; Mary, 18 ; Rob., 18 ;
Tho., 305
Plymouth, Eliz. (Countess), 173 ; Mary
(Countess). 174, 284 ; Other Archer,
Earl of, 173, 174, 284
Poate, Ric., 322
Pocklington, Will., 343
Pocock, John, 47 ; Susan, 47 ; Will.,
466
Poe. Dronisia, 60 ; Leonard, 60
Poggesley, Agn., 154 ; Clement, 154
Pole (Poole), Arth.. 123 : Constance,
281 ; Geoff., 154, 281 ; Hen., 120.207 ;
Joan, 123 ; Kath., 154 ; Marg., 207
Poley, Edm., 504 ; Hen., 504
Polhill (Polhil), David, 180; Edw., 81,
115, 220, 486 ; John, 296, 357, 381 ;
Martha, 115 ; Sarah, 72 ; Tho., 72
Pollyver, Will., 433
Foisted (Polstead), Audrey, 418 ; Benj.,
418 ; Etheldreda. 250, 418 ; Fra.,250 ;
Hen., 418 ; Ric., 250 ; Tho., 114, 418
Polyng, Hen., 380; Joan, 380; Tho.,
380
Pomeroy. John, 371
Pomfret. Tho.. 225
Pooke, Geo., 491 ; John, 384 ; Ste., 383,
384
Poole. See Pole
Pope, John, 98, 425 ; Mary, 212 ; Nic.,
212 ; Ralph, 140, 227 ; Rob., 379 ;
Rose, 174, 212, 227 ; Sackvill (Sack-
ville), 140, 174, 212, 227
Popham, Alex., 195 ; John, 195
Porter, Anne, 259 ; Diana, 367, 379,
402 ; Geo., 367, 379, 402, 404 ; John,
78, 223, 259. 290 ; Ric., 42, 259, 290,
332; Sackvill, 118, 168; Tho., 290;
Will., 383
Portlock, Benj., 321
Postlethwaite, Jos., 23, 99, 403 ; Will.,
23
Pott (Potts), Anne, 397 ; Charles, 502 :
Will., 397
Potter, Hugh, 348
Potts. See Pott
Poulett (Powlett), Eliz., 58 ; Geo., 425 ;
Joan, 425 ; Norton, 58 ; Will., 58
542
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Pound, Hen., 495 ; Ric., 485, 487 ; Tho..
485, 487 ; Will.. 485
Powell, Nath., 50, 158, 309 ; Rob., 39 ;
Tho., 330 ; Will.. 71
Power, Rob., 126
Powlett. See Poulett
Powys, Henrietta. 418 ; Tho.. 418
Poynyngs (Poynyngys), Edw., 66, 247
Poyntz, Eliz. Georgiana, 105 ; Eliz.
Mary, 105 ; John, 237 ; Rob., 301 ;
Will. Ste., 105
Pratt alias Cooper, Rog., 197 : Sibyl,
197
Prescall (Prestall), Joan, 230 ; John,
292 ; Marg., 230 ; Tho., 230
Prescott, John, 364 ; Maria, 364
Prettiman (Pretyman), Eliz., 66, 67 ;
Geo., 66, 67 ; Will., 67.
Pretty, Lucy, 286 ; Tho., 286
Pretyman. Ste Prettiman
Price (Prise), Anne, 104 ; Laur., 104 ;
Will., 188, 446
Prince, Ric., 238
Probyn, John, 309
Proctour. Geoff., 347
Prouse, Anne, 458 ; Anth., 458
Pruett, Will.. 194
Prunatt. Humph., 26
Pryor, John. 202
Puckeryng, John. 175
Puckle, Anne, 181 ; Gabriel, 289 ; John.
181
Pudsey. Philippa, 299, 300
Pulteney. John. 478 ; Will., 478
Purcell, Fra., 309
Purchyn (Purchin). Susan, 91 ; Tho.,
118 ; Will., 91
Putland, Eliz., 84 ; John. 84 ; Will..
286
Puttenham. Eliz., 451 ; Geo., 451 ; Ric.,
451, 466
Puttocke, Edw., 108 ; Mary, 108
Pycas. Sec Pickas
Pye, Charles, 122 ; Edm.. 406 ; Kath.,
406 ; Martha, 406 ; Rob., 497 ; Walt.,
497
Pygott (Pygot). See Piggott
Pyke, Cath., 226
Pyttman, Ja., 34
Q.
Quantock, John, 4
Quarles, Anne, 12, 448 ; John, 12, 448 ;
Will., 67
Quatremaine, Will., 215
Queen, The, 96, 160, 161, 218, 257, 302.
303, 322, 362, 470
Quilter, Ja., 166
R,.
Racton, Adam, 457
Radcliffe (Radclyffe), Edw., 245 ;
Houstoune, 36 ; Humph., 200 ; John,
495 ; Mary, 111 ; Penelope, 245 ;
Ralph, 245; Will., Ill
Raimond. See Raymond
Ramsden, Edw., 421, 468 ; Frances,
421, 468 ; John, 502
Randall (Randyll), Alice, 250 ; Ric.,
445
Randolph, Barnard, 198; Harb., 198;
John, 198
Randyll. See Randall
Rant, Will., 3
Rapley, Edw., 277 ; Eliz., 468 ; Sarah,
277 ; Tho., 468
Raphson, John, 195
Ravenscroft, Hall, 215
Rawlyns, Ric., 65
Raworth, Rob., 124, 281
Raye, Anne, 312 ; Tho., 312
Raymond (Raimond). Charles, 428 ;
Jemmet, 29 ; John, 200 ; Sarah, 428 ;
Tho., 95, 276, 464
Rayndbowe, Ralph, 125
Rayner, John, 80, 81 ; Will., 435
Raynes, John, 333
Reade (Rede), Andr., 21 ; Anne, 426 ;
Eliz., 270; John, 383, 426; Will.,
426
Reader. Eliz., 131 ; Hilkiah, 131
Reason, Anne, 108, 478 ; Hugh, 108,
478
Rede. See Reade
Reeve (Reeves, Reve), Edm., 55 ; Eliz.,
84, 442 ; John, 122 ; Mary, 122 ;
Tho., 84, 442 ; Will., 456
Relfe (Relph), Anne, 11 ; Dor.. 11, 89 ;
Edw., 169, 317 ; Ellen, 24 ; Ja., 262,
John, 11, 24, 169 ; Ric., 11. 179 ;
Rob., 385; Tho., 112; Will., 11, 89,
219, 385
Reppes, Fra., 104, 344 ; Jane, 104 ;
John, 104
Reve. See Reeve
Revett, Tho., 82
Reynardson, Abr., 133
Reynolds (Reynoldes), Abr., 508; Ja..
142; Jane, 325: Mary, 508; Mel-
chior, 495 ; Rob., 325
INDEX OF PERSONS.
543
Rhoades, Tho., 155
Rice. Simon, 113
Richards, John, 457 ; Mic., 474
Richardson, Anne, 415, 433 ; Eliz.,
290 : John. 210 ; Jos., 290 ; Mary,
122; Ric., 166; Tho.. 210, 269, 270,
415 ; Will., 92, 122 ; Will. West-
brook. 210
Richardson, Tho., Baron of Cramond.
433
Richbell. John, 421
Riche, Rob., Lord, 348
Riches (Riche, Ryche). Anne, 210 ;
Constance, 478 ; Eliz., 167 ; John,
210 : Ric., 167
Rickman. John, 23 ; Susannah, 23 :
Tho., 46
Rickson, Mary, 465 : Tho., 465
Rideout (Ridout), Ric., 78, 335. 483
Ridge, Humph., 122 ; Jane, 216 ; Ste..
216; Tho.. 122
Ridley, Ric., 49
Ridout. See Rideout
Rigbey, Anth., 370
Rigges, Fra., 141
Righton, Ric., 180 ; Sarah, 180
Rivers (Ryvers), Frances, 368 ; Geo.,
88, 129, 133, 170, 189, 303, 323, 368,
375, 410, 412, 428 ; Ja., 370 ; Judith. 88
Rix, Tho., 242
Robardes (Robartes). Sec Roberts
Roberts (Robardes, Robartes, Robert.
Robertes). Anne, 13 ; Alice. 184 ;
Edm., 357 ; Hen., 13, 463 ; Joan.
267 ; John, 55, 81, 142, 209, 267, 286,
397 ; Lucy, 55, 115, 244 ; Sam., 55 :
Tho., 74, 184, 204 ; Walt., 1, 55, 115,
244; Will., 30, 115
Robertson, Anna Maria. 397 : Love, 397
Robinson, Dan.. 77 ; Eliz., 242, 259 ;
Hen., 160, 242 ; Marmaduke, 181 ;
Morris, 364 ; Ric., 259 ; Tho., 368
Robson, Bateman, 76, 335 ; Ja., 367
Roche, Will., 338
Rochester, Charles. 94 ; Mary, 446 ;
Rob., 283, 446
Rockby, Ralph, 113
Rodney. Anne, 240 ; Geo., Lord, 240 ;
Rob., 240
Rogers, Dan., 334 ; Geo., 320 ; Mary
Eliz., 216 ; Rob., 462, 463 ; Tho., 216,
241, 255 ; Tho. Attree, 216
Rokewood, Tho.. 464
Rolfe, Mary, 24 '; Nic., 24 ; Will., 296,
350, 467
Rolston, Laur., 197
Rolt, Cicely, 118, 334, 500 ; Hen., 118, 500
Romney, Rob., Lord, 309
Hooper, Persia, 397; Tho., 211; Tho.
Ric., 397
Rootes (Roottes, Rottes). Alice, 192,
293 ; Anne, 299, 333 ; Dedicott, 169 ;
Eliz.. 229, 300 ; Grace, 169 ; Hen.,
229, 300 ; Ja, 229, 299, 300, 333, 438 ;
Joan, 229. 279 ; John, 192, 229, 293 ;
Nic., 279, 293 ; Tho.. 169, 229, 290,
291,333; Will., 91, 279
Roper, Grace, 155 ; Tho., 62 ; Will., 155
Rosam, Rob., 470
Rose, Edw., 137 ; Hen., 284 : Jane,
137 ; John, 337 ; Kath., 284 ; Will., 261
Ross, Rob., 217, 218
Rossear, Eliz., 170 : Ralph, 170
Roteland. See Rutland
Rotheram. John, 403
Rottes. Sea Rootes
Round, Ric., 17 ; Sarah, 17
Rous, Anth., 81
Routh, John, 33
Rovve, Dor., 482 ; John, 264, 284, 297,
377, 482 ; Kath., 284 ; Will., 340
Rowland (Rowlands), David, 343 ;
John, 133 ; Joyse, 133
Rowney, Margery, 150 ; Tho., 150, 342 ;
Will., 150
Rudhale, Will., 48
Rushe, Anth.. 147 ; Eleanor, 147
Rushout, Ja., 222
Rushworth, John, 294
Russell, Agn., 5 ; Betty, 246 ; Dor.,
350 ; Edw., 281 ; Eliz., 7, 438 ; Fra.,
89, 90 ; Fra., Lord, 303, 494 ; Geo., 5 ;
John, 246, 438 ; Jos., 38 ; Juliana,
431 ; Kath., 89. 90 ; Kiliphett (Killi-
phett), 89, 90 ; Nic., 350 ; Ric., 130,
425, 431 ; Saint John, 438 ; Tho.,
350; Will., 7, 89, 180
Rutland (Roteland). Eliz. (Countess),
371 ; Hen., Earl of, 138, 151 ; John,
Duke of, 206 ; Marg. (Countess), 138,
151 ; Rog., Earl of, 370, 371
Ryche. See Riches
Rycroft, Eliz., 402 ; Tho., 402
Rye, Anne, 280, 346 ; Tho., 55, 346 ;
Will., 280
Ryley, Hen., 13, 297
Ryman, Will., 7
Rythe, Constance, 203 ; Tho., 203
Ryvers. See Rivers
Ryves, Geo., 135
Sackville (Sackevile, Sackevill, Sacke-
ville, Sackevyle, Sackevyll, Sackvile,
Sackvill, Sackvyle, Sakevyle, Sak-
feyld), Anne, 17 ; Edw., 4, 17, 36, 60,
61. 129, 174, 192, 368, 463. 464 ; Eliz.,
128 314 ; John, 17, 28, 69, 128, 160,
544
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
188, 214, 314 ; Mary, 60, 61 : Ric.,
17, 21, 56. 95, 170, 179, 214, 328. 331,
378, 428, 500 ; Rob., 50. 51. 60 ; Tho..
17, 63, 114. 179,214,314. 331, 495;
Winifred, 17. See De la Warr
Saint John (Seynt John). Anne, 403 ;
Eliz.. 359 ; Fra., 19, 42 ; John. 342,
359 ; ' Oliver. 403 ; Oliver, Lordi 303,
304 ; Will., Lord, 66
Saint Leger (Saintleger). Anth., 47 ;
Eliz., 495
Sait, Fanny, 381 ; Ja., 381
Sakevyle (Sakfeyld). See Sackville
Salisbury, Edm., bp. of 301
Salmon, Roland. 312
Salop, Geo., Earl, 347
Salt, John, 294
Salter, Hog., 112 ; Susan, 457 ; Tho..
286
Saltmarsh. Eliz., 294
Salwey, Arth., 461
Samber, Charles, 342 ; Penelope, 342
Sambrook, Eliz., 371 ; John, 371
Samford, Charles, 371
Sampson, John Tilden, 141
Sanders. See Saunders
Sandford (Sanford), Eliz., 4 ; Hen., 4.
433
Sandham, Brune, 108 ; Hester, 108 ;
Tho., 507
Sandes (Sandys, Saundea), Edwin, 66 ;
Eliz., 66; Eliz. (Lady), 21, 66, 391;
Hen., 254 ; Margery. 65, 66, 247 ;
Mary (Lady). 391 ; Miles. 254 ; Regi-
nald, 66 : Ric., 65 ; Tho., 21 ; Tho.,
Lord, 21, 66, 391 ; Walt., 21, 248, 260 ;
Will.. 65, 66, 247, 375 ; Will., Lord.
21, 66, 248 ; Will., Lord, 260, 391
Sanford. See Sandford
Sansbury, John, 25
Satterthwait, Susan, 364 ; Will., 364
Saunders (Sanders, Saunder), Bridget,
187 ; Hen., 48, 131, 338 ; Ja., 44 ;
Jane, 44 ; John. 187, 194. 454 : Nic., ;
98, 338 ; Patience, 454 ; Tho., 10
Saundes. See Sandes
Sargent, Charlotte. 502 ; John, 502
Savile, John, 95, 434
Sawbridge, Ja., 262
Sawyer. Edm., 54. 269 ; Ja., 290 ; John,
290 ; Phebe, 492
Saxby (Saxpees, Saxpes), Anne, 369 ;
Eliz.,248; Joan, 290 ; John, 290, 291,
369 ; Mary, 369 ; Rob., 194, 335 ;
Tho., 369 ; Will., 248, 360
Saye, Rob., 153: Will., 88
Sayer, Edw. Lane, 382 ; Hen., 224 ;
Kath., 382
Scardvyle, John, 436
Scarlett (Scarlet), Benj., 54, 172, 204,
343, 354, 354w, 506 ; Fra., 247 ; Tho..
204
j Scarnyng, Edm., 159 ; Ezekiel, 159
| Scawen, Rob., 348, 418
I Scoones. Harriet Jane, 384 ; John. 384
Sophia, 384 ; Will., 3S4
Scott (Scot), Edm.. 30'J ; Edw.. 130 ;
Eliz.. 309 ; Geo.. 279, 342 ; John, 78 ;
Kath., 130; Tho., 261, 309, 342;
Will., 309, 352
Scrase (Scrace, Scras), Charles, 355 ;
Eliz., 216 ; John, 149 ; Juliana. 465 ;
Ric., 201. 202, 314, 330, 336. 442, 465,
500 ; Tuppin. 109,465 ; Will. ,63, 292
Scrimshire, John, 130, 367
Scrope, Adrian, 250 ; Ralph. 83, 249 ;
Ursula, 250
Scryven. Tho., 371
Scutt, Eliz.. 36 ; John, 20, 36, 149 ;
Mary, 20 ; Middleton, 20 ; Ric., 20,
480 ; Rob., 35
Seabourne (Seaborne), Fra., 47 ; Ja.,
47 ; Joan. 47 ; Will., 47
Scale, John, 468
Sedgly, Jonas, 372
Sedley, Eliz., 374 ; Isaac, 374 ; Ric..
374 ; Will.. 374, 393
See, Hen., 124
Sefton, Jos., 39
Segar (Seger), Hen., 220 ; Will., 473
Segrave, Eliz., 7 ; John, 7
Selby, KHz., 397 ; Hen., 181 ; Ja., 104 ;
Will., 397
Sellwyn. See Selwyn
Selsey, Ja., Lord. 152 ; John, Lord, 405
Selwyn (Sellwyn). Agn.. 229 ; Beatrice,
138 ; Edw., 342 ; Eliz., 139 ; Fra.,
139, 339. 342 ; Geo.. 245 ; John. 138,
139,229, 243, 299, 341 ; Tho., 42, 139
Selyard, John, 229
Semeon, Edm., 411 ; Geo., 411 ; John,
411
Sephton, Eleanor, 308 ; Tho., 308
Sergison, Anne, 439 ; Charles, 268, 438,
439
Serle, Anth., 39 ; Hen., 418 ; John, 154
Sessely, John, 202 ; Kath., 202
Seymour (Seymer, Seymor), Edw., 500 ;
Rob., 243 ; Tho., 44 ; Will., 256
Seynt John. See Saint John
Shadwell. Eliz, 87 : Hen. Thurloe, 305 ;
Lancelot, 502 ; Mary. 156 ; Ric., 156;
Susan, 305 ; Tho., 305 ; Will., 76, 158,
420 ; Will. Lucas, 87
Shales, John, 482
Shard, Isaac. 338
Sharpe, Edw., 30; Hannah, 64 ; Pris-
cilla, 162 ; Rob., 162
Shaw, Eliz., 15, 254 ; Will., 479
Sheather alias Stace, Hen., 161 ; Mary,
161
Sheircliffe. Mary, 380
Sheldon (Shelden), Anth., 225 ; Cicely,
226 ; Jane, 225. 226 ; John, 225 ;
INDEX OF PERSONS.
545
Jos., 178, 440 : Judith, 161 ; Marg.,
178, 440 ; Mary, 161 ; Will., 226
Shelley. Alice, 127 ; Ambrose, 424,
503 ; Bridget, 424 : Charles, 257, 302 ;
Christina Maria, 302 ; Cordelia, 153,
340, 351, 436 ; Edw., 102. 127, 339,
372, 423. 424, 504 ; Eliz.. 253, 433 ;
G-eo., 102, 127, 341 ; Hannah, 426 ;
Hen.. 31, 85, 100, 105, 136,153,200,
220, 253, 277, 340, 351. 364, 424, 433.
436, 437. 503, 504 ; Jane, 31, 41, 97,
127, 136. 148, 223, 378; Joan, 423 ;
John, 41. 97, 127, 148, 149, 223, 253,
291, 302. 339, 340, 341, 356, 372, 378,
424, 441 ; Mary, 24, 223, 253, 425,
488, 503 ; Percy Bysshe, 424 ; Ric.,
13. 51. 100, 102, 127, 223, 333, 372,
426, 500 ; Tho., 24, 37, 102, 253, 341,
372, 414, 425, 488, 503 ; Tim., 424,
505 ; Will., 33, 41, 100, 124, 127, 148,
149, 253, 301, 302, 319. 341, 362, 372,
377, 378, 424
Shelton, Sam., 478 ; Will., 372
Sheppard (Shephard, Shepheard, Shep-
herd, Sheppard, Shiphard). Alex.,
343 ; Fleetwood, 272 ; Medhnrst,
395 ; Mildred. 112 : Rob., 343, 439 ;
Tho., 331, 395, 424 ; Will., 112, 343
Sherley (Sharley, Shirley. Shurley,
Shyrley), Anne, 20, 35, 93, 100, 209,
218, 219 ; Anth., 361 ; Arth., 245 ;
Edw., 24, 164, 239, 288, 488 ; Eliz.,
76, 245, 361 ; Frances, 40, 240 ; Fra.,
76 ; Geo., 245 ; Hen., 496 ; Jane, 93,
100 ; John, 40, 66, 74, 75, 93, 100.
235, 239, 240, 260, 327, 425, 502, 506,
507 ; Mary, 496 ; Ric., 13, 100, 102,
319, 339, 341, 361. 372. 507 ; Rob..
245 ; Tho., 13, 20, 35, 76, 93, 94, 100,
209, 218, 219, 245. 268, 336, 337, 372,
385, 390, 475, 496 ; Will., 496
Sherborn, Rob., bp. of Chichester, 432
Sherman (Shereman). Deonisia. 357 ;
Marg., 215, 304 ; Susan, 201 ; Tho.,
201, 215, 304, 357
Sherrington, Will., 366
Sherwood, Jos., 214, 215
Shery. John, 60
Sheryff, John, 279
Shiffner, Geo., 109 ; Mary, 109 ; Tho.,
109
Shilfox, Anne, 399 ; Dan., 399
Shilps, Anne, 508 ; Will., 508
Shindler, Eliz., 244 ; Kath., 24 ; Tho.,
24
Shipden, Tho., 70
Shiphard. See Sheppard
Shordich, Edm., 401
Shore, John, 274 ; Sam., 403 ; Urith,
403
Short, Dan., 454 ; Darell, 386, 454 ;
Eliz., 118, 454 ; Fra., 276 ; Ja., 118 ;
VOL. XX.
Jane. 221. 369 ; John. 276, 336 ; Pet.,
221 ; Philip, 276 ; Sam., 251, 369,
454 ; Tho.. 84, 104, 221, 276,336. 341 ;
Ursula, 104, 276. 336, 341
Shotter, Rog., 128
Shoyswell, Anne, 397 ; John, 435 ;
Judith, 435 ; Rog., 396, 397
Shudd, John, 6
Shukburgh, Frances, 281 ; John, 281
Shuter, Hopton, 257
Sidney (Sydney), Barbara, 385 ; Bar-
bara (Viscountess), 290; Hen., 313,
359, 452 ; Rob., 290, 371, 385, 472 ;
Rob., Viscount Lisle. Lord, 290 ; Will.,
452
Simmons, Tho., 255
Simon, Pet., 46
Skelton. Mary. 155 ; Sarah, 155
Skinner (Skynner), Agn., 78 ; Eliz.
146 ; Fra., 464 ; Geo., 146 ; Ja., 78,
98, 378 ; John. 78, 377 ; Kath., 464
Skyll, John, 205
Skynner. See. Skinner
Slade, Eliz., 155 ; John, 155 ; Will., 155
Slaughter, Will., 239
Slewekenour, Edw., 372. See Lewkenor
Slewright, John, 386
Sligh. See Slye
Slingesby (Slingesbie), Hen., 348 ;
Will., 348
Siowman, Tho., 115
Slutter, John, 380
Slye (Sligh), Eleanor, 204 ; John, 21.
See Pain
Slywright, Tho., 275
Smart, Charles, 240
Smith (Smithes, Smyth, Smythe), Am-
brose, 303 ; Anne, 484 ; Anth., 303 ;
Barwell, 337; Benj., 116; Charles.
337 ; Chr., 495 ; Edw., 211 ; Edw.
Grose, 433 ; Eliz., 176, 212 ; Frances,
189 ; Fra., 25. 149, 215, 303 ; Geo.,
17, 35, 179, 272, 331, 368, 414, 415,
495 ; Hannah. 330, 331 ; Hen., 60,
125, 289, 303, 406, 502 ; Ja., 35 ;
Jane, 2, 149, 412 ; John, 35. 40, 55,
122, 140. 149, 176, 189, 205, 297, 402.
442 ; Jos., 149 ; Marg., 215, 308, 368,
506 ; Mary, 41, 126, 278 ; Nath., 456 ;
Newton, 278 ; Nic., 112, 278 ; Ric..
126, 145, 152, 215 ; Rob., 155 ; Susan.
141 ; Susanna, 406 ; Tho,, 7, 76, 126,
149, 189, 233, 298. 330, 331, 412 ;
Thomasine. 303 ; Tilden. 164 ; Traf-
ford, 44 ; Will., 2, 15, 40, 43, 58, 141,
148, 186. 212, 308, 349, 422, 506
Smither, Eliz., 262 ; Tho., 262
Smyth (Smythe). ' See Smith
Snashall, John, 104, 242 ; Mary, 242
Snatt, Charity, 342 ; Tho., 377 ; Will.,
342
Snell, Anne, 387 ; Simon, 387
N N
546
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Snelling (Snellyng), Cicely, 296, 358,
475 ; Eliz., 476 ; Geo., 296, 358, 475 ;
Marg., 358 ; Ric., 15, 296, 358 ;
Sherley. 476
Snepp, Hannah, 76 ; John, 76
Snoad, Eliz.. 419 ; Geo., 419
Snowden. Ralph, 302
Snowe, Eliz., 333 ; Ja., 333
Soale. Philip, 336
Solly, John, 418 ; Martha. 418
Somerset, Tho., 32
Sondes, Grace (Lady), 81, 113, 240 ;
Lewis Watson, Lord, 81, 113. 240 :
Ric., 123 ; Tho.. 122
Sone, Agn.. 452 ; Anne, 458 ; Barth.,
458 ; Eliz., 452 ; Fra.,324,458 ; John,
452 ; Tho., 452 ; Walt., 452
South, Jos., 176 ; Mary, 176
Southampton, Hen., Earl of, 348
Southouse, Edw., 405 ; Martha, 405 ;
Will., 364
Southwell (Sowthwell, Suthwell),
Marg., 239. 329. 377, 449, 469, 483 ;
Rob., 239, 329, 377, 449, 469, 483
Sparks (Sparke, Sparckes), Arth., 262 ;
Cuthbert. 289 ; Rog.. 163
Speed, Geo., 259 ; Jos., 259 ; Will., 417
Speke, Eliz., 281 ; Geo., 281 ; Hugh,
281, 458 ; Marg., 281
Spelman (Spilman, Spylman). Fra., 50.
51, 383 ; John. 268, 3(JB : Marg., 50
Mary, 50, 51
Spence, Anne, 151 ; John, 86, 151, 323.
419 ; Luke, 305 ; Ruth, 151 ; Will.,
272
Spencer, Edw., 162 ; Geo., 184 ; John,
184, 425 ; Ric., 162, 163, 254 ; Tho..
366
Spicer, Matt., 506
Spilman. See Spelman
Spooner, Ric.. 180
Spracklyng. Rob., 386
Sprigg, Basil, 251-2 ; Cordelia, 252
Springett (Springate), Anth., 71, 117,
334, 354, 354n, 355 ; Eliz., 334 ;
Gulielma Maria, 489 ; Harb., 109,
334, 355; Herb., 116; Mary, 407;
Ric., 355 ; Tho., 222, 407 ; Will., 222,
355
Spylman. See Spelman
Squyer, John, 439
Stable, Will., 347
Stace, Rob., 269. See Sheather
Stafford (Stafforde), Hen., Lord, 373;
John, 109 ; Ursula (Lady), 373
Staker, Edw.. 41 ; Hen., 41 ; Jane, 5 ;
Jos., 5 ; Will., 41
Stalie, Will., 382
Stamp, Mary, 96
Stamper (Stampers), Anne, 412 ; Eliz.,
234 ; Gertrude, 412 ; Ric., 234 ; Will.,
411
Standen (Standon), Dor., 308 ; Eliz.,
53, 336 ; John, 307, 308, 336 ; Mary,
34 ; Rob., 34 ; Sam., 53
Standley. See Stanley
Stanfeild. See Stansfeild
Stanford (Stanford), Will., 232, 268
Staninough (Stanynogh, Stanynough),
Dan., 277; Eliz., 277; Jane, 277;
Laur., 277
Stanlake, Geo., 342
Stanley (Standley, Stanly), Anne, 266 ;
Chr., 266, 309,429 ; Dor.. 323 ; Edw.,
306 ; John, 2, 145, 323 ;' Joyce, 266,
267 ; Mary, 266 ; Nic., 267 ; Ric.,
266 ; Tho., 2, 265, 266, 306 ; Will., 32,
267
Stanney, John, 485 ; Mary, 485 ; Will.,
157
Stannyford. Hen., 508
Stansfeild (Stanfeild, Stansfild), John,
91, 127,323,362
Stanton, Ric., 182
Stanynogh. See Staninough
Stapeley. See Stapley
Staple (Staples), Alex., 8, 274 ; Anne,
311 ; Anth., 13,311,509; Edm.,509;
Joan, 69 ; John, 69, 355, 473. See
Stapley
Staplee (Staplegh). See Stapley
Staplehorne, John, 163 ; Mary, 163
Stapleton, Alice, 377 ; Hen., 463 ; Will.,
377
Stapley (Stapeley, Staplee, Staplegh),
Anne, 123 ; Anth.. 40, 49, 54, 69, 180,
198, 236, 251, 316/370, 385, 388, 392,
402, 449, 487, 502 ; Barbara, 448 ;
Douglas, 54, 316 ; Drew, 268, 449 ;
Edm., 388 ; Jane, 449 ; Joan, 69 ;
John. 48. 69, 71,88, 153, 249,268,272,
316. 340, 369, 448, 449; Mary, 71,
153, 340, 369 ; Ric., 449 ; Rob., 123 ;
Rose, 385 ; Ste., 103. See Staple
Starkey, Eliz., 67 ; Nic., 67
Startute, Will., 13
Steadman (Stedman), Hen., 99 ; Ja.,
406 ; Mary, 406
Steane, Tho., 407
Steaninge, Tho., 271. See CowperaZww
Steanyng
Stede, Will., 61,403
Stedman. See Steadman
Steele (Steel), Jane, 189 ; Tho., 23, 52,
53, 118, 401
Steepe, John, 29
Stempe, Anne, 412 ; John, 164. 412
Stephens (Stevens), Abigail, 160, 342 ;
Anth.. 292 ; Edw., 345 ; Eliz., 345 ;
Hen., 384 ; Jonathan, 160 ; Rob., 132 ;
Will., 4
Stephenson, Tho., 274
Stere. Joan, 258 ; John, 258 ; Mary,
125; Ric., 125
INDEX OF PERSONS.
547
Stevens. See Stephens
Steward (Stewart), Abigail, 122 ; Tho.,
122 ; Will., 122
Stidolph, Fra.. 303
Stiles. See Styles
Still, Edw., 35 ; Ric., 397
Stillington. Tho., 176
Stockton, Eliz., 457 ; Owen, 457
Stokys, Anne, 172 ; Hen., 172
Stolion (Stollion, Stolyon), Eliz., 75 ;
Ric., 75 ; Theodosia, 75 ; Tho., 74,
75, 467
Stone, Alice. 224 ; Andr., 259 ; Eliz.,
174; Hen.', 23; John, 71, 86, 174,
224, 473, 489, ; Marg., 86 ; Mary,
174 ; Nic., 212, 458 ; Prudence. 456 ;
Ric., 224 ; Tho., 259, 260 ; Ric. Owen,
500 ; Simon. 222, 264
Stoneham, John, 380
Stoneley, Edw., 461
Stonestreet, Eliz., 491 ; Geo., 55 ;
John, 232, 272 ; Martha, 272 ; Tho.,
193, 491
Store, Jos., 75 ; Marg., 75
Storer, Tho., 413
Stoughton (Stowghton), Adrian, 326,
376, 398, 417 ; Eliz., 325 ; Geo., 325 ;
John, 325 ; Laur., 2, 45 ; Nic., 123 ;
Tho., 9, 15. 204
Stradlyng, Tho., 183, 441
Streater. Ric., 292
Streatfeild (Streatfield), Charlotte. 384 ;
Eliz., 91 ; Hen,, 91, 217, 384 ; Rob.,
91, 191 ; Will., 17
Street, Anne, 186 ; Ja., 186 ; Rose,
405 ; Ste., 405 ; Tho., 76
Strelley, Barbara, 43 ; Hen., 43
Strettell, Amos, 122 ; Harriet Eliza, 122
Strickland, Will., 176
Sride, John, 3
Stringer (Strynger), Anth., 295 ; Geo.,
70 ; John, 194 ; Lucy, 70 ; Ric., 149,
406 ; Ste., 75, 194
Strode, Eliz., 133 ; Geo., 36, 133 ;
Will., 36, 133
Strodewyke (Strodwyke). See Strud-
wick
Strong, Jane, 486 ; Will., 486
Stronghill, John, 343
Strowder, Grace, 463
Strudwick (Strodewyke, Strodwyke,
Strudwicke, Strudwike, Strudwyke),
Hen., 5, 20, 35, 233 ; Jane, 5 ; Joan,
233 ; John, 5 ; Kath., 35 ; Ric., 341 ;
Will., 5, 20, 35
Strynger See Stringer
Stubbersfyld, Alice, 314 ; Geo., 313, 314
Studley, Jane, 460 ; John, 461 ; Jos.,
460 ; Nath., 131, 461
Stunt, Joan, 477
Sturgeon, Terry, 180, 181
Sturmy, Tho., 100. See Maddison
Styant, Eliz., 398 ; Will., 398, 417
Styleman, Ric., 357
Styler. Alice, 506 ; John, 112 ; Mary.
112 ; Ric., 506
Styles (Stiles), Harb., 334 ; Hen., 498 ;
Joan, 334 ; Kath., 350 ; Ric., 350 ;
Tho., 95
Stynt, John, 472
Suffolk, Kath. (Countess), 322 ; Tho.,
Earl of, 60, 251, 306, 322, 344, 406
Sulyard, Andr., 131 ; Ralph, 291 ;
Rob., 359
Sumpner, John, 476
Surrey, Eliz. (Countess), 167 ; Philip,
Earl of, 10 ; Tho., 167
Sussex, Anne (Countess), 214 ; Tho.,
Earl of, 72, 214
Suthwell. See Southwell
Sutton, Eliz. Henrietta, 399 ; John,
399 ; Tho., 399
Swale, Anne, 448 ; Chr., 11 ; Hen.,
294 ; Solomon, 294
Swayne, Anne, 236
Sweeting, Hen., 384 ; Julia, 384
Swift, Rob., 29 ; Ursula, 29
Swygo, John, 32 ; Lucretia, 32
Swynborne, Tho., 395
Sybell, Anne, 88 ; John, 88
Sydenham, John, 144
Sydley, Will., 51
Sydney. See Sidney
Symes, Ric., 498
Symons (Symonds), Maiy, 142 ; Ric.,
312 ; Tho., 142
T.
Tabor, Eliz., 335 ; John, 335
Talbot, Mary (Lady), 478 : Will., Lord,
478
Talcarne, Edw., 124
Talke, Joan. 432 ; Will., 432
Talmy, John, 346 ; Judith, 346
Tame, Edm., 375
Tanker ville, Camilla (Countess), 146 ;
Charles, Earl. 146, 364 ; Emma,
(Countess), 364
Tanner, John. 401, 443 ; Sam., 104
Tattersall, John, 140, 240
Taylor (Tayler, Tayleure, Tayllor),
Anne, 121, 148 ; Charles Will., 416 ;
Constance, 149 ; Dor., 155 ; Hen.,
371, 445 ; John, 121, 148, 149, 265,
333, 372 ; Jos., 324 ; Mary, 247 ;
Matt., 321, 395 ; Ric., 154. 155, 208 ;
Rob., 279 ; Susan, 445 ; Tho., 108,
229, 247 ; Will., 39
N N 2
548
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Tebold (Theobald), Kath., 183. See
Theobald
Temple, John, 3 ; Purback, 130
Tench. Eliz., 68, 434; Fisher, 67. 68,
434
Terrell. Eliz., 265
Terrey, Ste.. 277
Thacker. Fra., 276
Thanet. Kath. (Countess), 412 ; Marg.
(Countess), 50, 51, 77, 95, 496 ;
John, Earl of, 50, 51, 77, 95, 496 ;
Tho., Earl of, 249, 412
Thatcher. See Thetcher
Thayer, Anne, 68 ; Humph., 434 ;
Sam., 67 ; Tho., 68
Thecher. See Thetcher
Theed, Hester, 504 ; Will., 504
Theobald (Tebold), John, 49, 455 ;
Kath., 183
Thetcher (Thatcher, Thecher), Anne.
339 , Ja., 103, 153, 299, 303, 311, 333,
346, 358, 463; John, 158, 180. 197,
211, 299, 339, 395 ; Kath., 300 ; Mar-
gery, 197 ; Mary, 311 ; Will., 153,
299
Thetford, Tho., 249
Thomas, Anne, 413 ; Davis. 365 ; Eliz.
Lucretia, 289 ; Frances White, 132 ;
Geo., 493 ; Geo. White, 132 ; John
Godfrey, 91, 179 ; Mark, 439 : Mar-
tha, 439 ; Ric., 439 ; Will., 7, 93, 103,
171, 305, 385, 413, 425, 473 ; Will.
Lewis Geo., 289
Thomond, Percy Wyndham O'Brien,
Earl of. 218
Thompson (Tompson, Thomson), Agn.,
22, 440 ; Dor., 495 ; Geo.. 31, 218 ;
Hen., 495 ; John. 398 ; Nic., 162 ;
Tho., 22, 440
Thoresby, Hen., 403
Thome, Will.. 321
Thornhill (Thornehull), Ambrose, 248 ;
Letitia, 493
Thornhurst, Barbara, 475 ; Tho., 475
Thornicroft, John, 52
Thornton, Ric., 160 ; Tho., 150
Thorpe. Eliz., 440 ; John, 24, 216, 244,
339, 440 ; Mary, 24, 244 ; Ric., 435 ;
Thomasine, 435
Threele (Threell, Threle), Agn., 336 ;
Anne, 276 ; Edm., 173 ; Eliz., 275 ;
Frances, 276; John, 103, 275, 276,
336, 340 ; Laur., 276 ; Marg., 173,
275 ; Ric., 134, 173, 198 ; Rob., 450 ;
Tho., 173, 275, 276, 330, 378 ; Will.,
134, 158, 282, 340, 500
Throckmorton (Throgmerton), Anth.,
263 ; Baynham (Bayneham). 25,
166; Geo., 375; Kath., 263 ; Mary,
25, 166 ; Rob., 178, 301
Thurland, Edw., 397
Thwaites, Anth., 249 ; Frances, 249
Thynne, Ja., 285, 499
Tibbes, Will., 53
Tichborne (Tichburn, Titchborne,
Titcheborne, Tycheborne), Benj., 88,
441 ; Compton, 187 ; Hen., 331 ;
Hen. Jos., 331 ; John, 510 ; Martin,
411, 471 ; Nic., 110, 157 ; Ric., 409,
441 ; Rob., 84, 86 ; Walt.. 441
Tildesley, John, 276
Tillard. Abr., 361
Tilley (Tylley, Tyllye), Anne, 23 ;
Bridget, 23 ; John, 22, 23 ; Sam.,
23
Tilney. Fred., 117
Tilson, John, 168 ; Mary Chowne, 168
Tippetts, Eliz., 509; John, 421, 509;
Mary, 509
Tirwhitt. See Tyrwhite
Titchborne (Titcheborne). See Tich-
borne
Titchener, Will., 163
Tivill, John, 90
Todgose. Rob., 457
Toke, Jane, 29 ; Nic., 29, 37
Tokefield, Damaris, 309
Toll, Charles, 90
Tomkins (Tompkin), Anne, 345 ; John,
165; Martin, 262
Tomlinson, Ric.. 382
Tompkin. See Tomkins
Tompson. See Thompson
Tonson, Ric., 205
Tooker, Hen., 141
Toope, Alice, 191 ; Ric., 191, 490 ; Will.,
191
Tories, John, 416
Tornor. See Turner
Torrell. Hen., 33 ; Humph., 33
Touchett. Mervin, 217
Tourle (Tourll), Ja., 241 ; Mary Ann,
23 ; Tho., 23
Towers (Towres), Eliz., 369 ; Sam.,
369 ; Tho., 426
Townley (Towneley), Fra.. 460 ; Jane,
140, 141 ; Joan, 71 ; Nic., 71, 139,
140
Towres. See Towers
Towse, Will., 394
Tracy, Tho. Charles, Viscount, 26 ;
Eliz. (Viscountess), 26
Travers, Giles, 476
Trayton, Ambrose, 92 ; Edw., 6, 167 ;
Mary. 92 ; Nath., 6, 354, 412, 509 ;
Tho.. 92
Tredcroft. Edw., 232, 425 ; Hen.. 232 ;
Nath., 4, 215, 232, 398, 424 ; Phebe,
4, 398 ; Sarah, 232
Trefusis, Charles Rodolph, 105
Treheyron, Geo., 377
Trethewy, John, 166
Trevett, John, 111
Trevor, John, 31, 151 ; John Morley
INDEX OF PERSONS.
549
47 ; Lucy, 180 ; Morley, 180 ; Rob.,
32
Trice, Ric., 115
Trigg, Will., 90
Tripp, Hen., 109
Trotter, Jane Sophia, 191 ; Rob.,
191
Troyte, Will., 195
Trumball, Anth., 301
Trumble, Anth., 140
Trnsler, Grace, 146 ; John, 43, 146 ;
Will., 146
Trygges, Rob., 45
Tryon, Will., 468
Tuchett, Meryin, 217
Tuckey, Humph., 29
Tuffyn, Will., 479
Tufton, Ayliffe, 156 ; Cecil, 156 ;
Charles, 61 ; Charlotte, 156 ; Chris-
tiana, 156 ; Crisagon, 180 ; Diana,
156 ; Eliz., 156 ; Fra., 353 ; Humph.,
31, 150, 180 ; John, 51. 113, 150, 331,
352, 353 ; Marg., 31, 180 ; Nic., 49,
237, 338, 353, 473 ; Ric., 180, 337 ;
Sarah, 61 ; Savile, 95
Tullett, Harry, 365
Tunbridge and Donkellin (Dunkellyn),
Anne (Lady), 14, 305 ; Uliok Burgh,
Lord. 14, 305
Tunstall, Cuthbert, 347
Tuppen (Tuppyn), Hen., 185 ; John, 465
Turberfeld, John, 294
Turbill, Will., 499, 500
Turbutt, Rob., 257
Turgeys (Turgys), Anne, 307 ; Tho., 307
Turner (Tornor, Tourner, Tourneur,
Tumour), Dor., 75 ; Edw., 145, 259 ;
Eliz., 13, 428 ; G-eo., 68, 92 ; Hen.,
428 ; John, 39, 191, 252, 397 ; Mary,
189, 440, 445 ; Mercy, 68 ; Nic., 20,
21, 202, 440 ; Ric., 42, 75. 189, 221,
489 ; Ric. Andr., 18 ; Sackville
(Sackevill), 13, 88; Tho., 39, 282,
328, 400, 445 ; Walt., 350 ; Will., 75
Turney, Alice, 45 ; John, 45
Tuthill, John, 66
Tutte, Fra., 181, 398
Twisden (Twysden), Tho., 90, 172, 237 ;
Will., 17, 237
Tyffin, Will., 145
Tylley (Tyllye). See Tilley
Tyrwhite (Tirwhitt, Tyrwhit), Eliz.,
157 ; Kath., 158, 180, 313 ; Rob., 158 ;
Tho., 157 ; Will., 158, 180, 313
TJ.
Uncle, John, 507
Underbill, Will., 312
Underwood, Rob., 252
Upfold, Grace, 381 ; John, 380, 381
Upperton, Tho., 378
Upton, Eliz.. 222; John, 222; Will.,
283, 284, 309
Urkin, John, 329 ; Mary, 329
Urswik, Chr., 347
Utterson, Alf. Gibson, 122 ; Edw.
Vernon, 122, 416 ; Emily, 122 ; John
Ja., 122 ; Sarah Eliz., 122, 416
Uvedale (Uvedall, Uvedalle), Ric., 228 ;
Tho., 411
V.
Vanacker, Nic., 79
Vane, Hen., 90
Vanheythmpson, Delme, 233 ; Eliz., 233
Varney, Ric., 66
Vaughan, Anne, 196, 215, 366 ; John,
176, 196,215,366 ; Marg., 351 ; Owen,
242; Ric., 450; Tho., 351
Vaux, John, 39 ; Mary, 39 ; Will., 272
Vavysore, Pet., 451
Venables, Eliz., 456 ; Joan, 456 ; John,
456 ; Nic., 456 ; Ric., 456
Venn, Ric., 496
Ventris, Fra., 115
Vergoe, Edw., 461
Verney, John, 245
Vernon, Geo. Venables, 462 ; Louisa
Barbara, 462
Victoria, Princess Alexandrina, 213
Vinall (Vinal, Vynall), Eliz., 255, 489 ;
Judith, 346; Tho., 346 ; Will., 255,
489
Vincent, John, 331 ; Will., 442
Viny, Eliz., 269 ; John, 269 ; Jos., 269 ;
Tho., 269
Vycary. Tho., 308
Vynall. See Vinall
w.
Wadeson, Mary, 160 ; Ric., 160
Wady, Luke, 356 ; Mary, 356
Wakeford, John, 22, 99, 108
Wakeman, John, 355, 372 ; Mary, 355
Walcott, Charles, 119 ; Mary, 119
Waldegrave, Anth., 341 ; Eliz., 341
550
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP PINES.
Walden, Tho, Baron, 322
Waldoe (Waldo), Adrian, 424 ; Dan.,
424 ; Tim., 109
Walgrave, Anth., 341 ; Eliz., 341
Walker, Anne. 421. 468; Byne, 86;
Eliz., 240 ; Ellen, 391 ; Fra., 51, 187,
233 ; John, 240, 391 ; Theodore, 468 ;
Tho., 2, 237 ; Will., 240
Wall, Will., 503
WaHer, Anne, 42, 45, 188 ; Geo., 45,
188 ; Hen., 346 ; Ja., 6 ; Marg., 175,
188 ; Mary, 6, 188 ; Sam., 399 ; Tho.,
90, 175, 188 ; Walt., 42, 45, 175
Wallis. John, 131, 132; Marg., 49;
Susan, 131, 132 ; Will., 49
Wallopp, Eliz., 482 ; Hen., 482
Walrond, Edw., 58, 89 ; Eliz., 182 ;
Hen., 182, 477 ; Ja., 224 ; Susan,
477; Will., 477
Walsh (Walshe), Anne, 76, 202 ; Eliz.,
23, 76, 202, 275 ; John, 23 ; Rob., 23,
76, 202, 275 ; Tho., 42 ; Walt., 423
Walsingham (Walsyngham), Dor., 183,
316 ; Edm., 392 ; Ja., 392 ; Tho., 49,
183, 316 ; Will., 392
Walter, Abel, 120, 340 ; Jane, 120, 340 ;
John, 303, 456
Walthall, Tho., 132
Walton, John, 63, 92, 169, 177, 428
Warburton, Barbara, 158 ; Tho., 409 ;
Will., 158
Ward (Warde), Agn., 119; Eleanor,
69; Ellen, 292; Frances, 242; Geo.,
188, 270 ; Hen., 69, 118, 292 ; Jasper,
53 ; John. 86, 101, 265, 292, 455, 478 ;
Ninian (Ninean), 69, 164, 402, 455 ;
Eic., 101 ; Tho., 119 ; Will., 236, 242
Warden, Fra., 175, 361 ; John, 209, 447
Wardroper, Charles, 24, 179
Wareing. See Waring
Warham, John, 440
Waring (Wareing), Alice, 12 ; Edm.,
236 ; Ric., 12
Warke, Will., Baron, 237
Warnefold (Warnford). Mary, 423, 424,
503 ; Ric., 487 ; Tho., 423, 424, 425,
503
Warner, John, 338 ; Nic., 40, 221 ; Ric.,
338 ; Vincent, 338
Warnett (Warnet), Geo.. 473; John,
46 ; Mary, 46
Warnford. See Warnefold
Warre, Fra., 463
Warren, Arth., 257
Warry, John, 504
Warwick, Ambrose, Earl of, 82
Wase, Anne, 35 : Budd, 35 ; John, 35 ;
Sarah, 35 ; Will., 35, 40
Waterford, Ric., Viscount, 57, 467
Waters, Will., 88
Watersfeild (Watersfeld), Agn., 137;
John, 137 ; Tho., 137
Watker, Fra., 167, 490
Watkins (Watkyns), David, 26, 179;
Ric., 184
Watkinson, Hen.. 446
Watkyns. See Watkins
Watson, Cordelia, 186, 187; Geo.. 72,
263, 369, 407 ; Grace, 80 ; Hannah,
72, 369, 407 ; Hen., 263 ; John, 72,
186, 187, 210, 369, 407 ; Lewis, 80 ;
Tho., 210 ; Will., 21
Wavell. Edith, 325 ; Ric., 325 ; Will.,
325
Way, John, 128
Wayte, Dan., 20
Weaver, Eliz., 163
Webb (Webbe), Barbara, 321 ; Jane,
181 ; John, 181, 321, 486 ; Mary, 77 ;
Philip Carteret, 77 ; Rob., 180, 182 ;
Tho., 315, 422 ; Will., 411
Webster, John, 253, 428 ; Judith, 253 ;
Tho., 28, 371, 493
Weedon, Cavendish, 478 ; Edw., 182
Weekes, Carew, 442 ; Jane, 274 ; John,
166 ; Kath., 442 ; Oliver, 18, 387,
442 ; Phillippa, 18 ; Tho.. 292 ;
Walt., 274
Weekley, Will., 26
Wegges, Tho., 76
Weight, Joan, 276
Weld. John, 26, 384 ; Tho., 446
Welden (Weldon), Hannah, 54 ; John,
54 ; Tho., 507 ; Walker, 85
Weller, Alice, 191 ; Augusta, 97 ; Eliz.,
75, 238 ; Hannah, 75 ; Jane, 75 ;
Jos., 75 ; Mary, 75 ; Ric., 191 ; Tho.,
330 ; Tho. Montagu Martin, 384
Welles (Wellys), John, 84, 335 ; Mary,
84 ; Rob., 335, 341, 352 ; Tho.. 430 ;
Will., 357
Welles alias Atwell, Mary, 430 ; Rob.,
83, 84, 430 ; Tho., 430
Wendy, Tho., 136
Wenham, Alice, 311 ; Eliz., 311 ; Geo.,
192, 311 ; John, 311 ; Mary, 192,
311 ; Will., 311
Wentworth, Tho., 270 ; Tho., Lord,
389
West, Alice, 272, 334, 501 ; Alicia, 500 ;
Andr., 499 ; Anne. 189 ; Bellingham,
500 ; Cicely, 334, 500 ; Eliz., 413 ;
Fred., 284 ; Hen., 272. 334. 500, 501 ;
Ja., 189 ; Jos., 500 ; Leonard, 45,
170, 432 ; Mary, 170, 499 ; Nic., 347 ;
Owen, 45, 74, 170, 286, 432; Tho.,
159, 184, 334, 369, 372, 377, 404, 500 ;
Walt., 1 18 ; Will., 404, 413, 500. See
De la Warr
Westborne, Anne, 17
Westbrooke, Eliz., 285, 286 ; John, 17,
57, 285 ; Mary, 285 ; Phoebe. 285 ;
Ric., 57 ; Sarah, 285 ; Will., 39, 234,
285, 286, 379, 406
INDEX OF PERSONS.
0<
Westdene (Westxien), Anne, 126 ; John,
126; Will., 20
Western, Anne, 361 ; Charles, 361 ;
Charles Callis. 361 ; Sarah, 361 ;
Tho. Walsingham, 361
Westminster, John, Abbot of S. Peter,
20, 29, 66, 87, 101, 160, 286, 299, 341,
487, 507 ; Will., Abbot of S. Peter,
54, 167, 330, 390, 500
Weston, Anne, 372 ; Benj., 257 ; Bdw.,
426; Garret, 426; Geo., 372, 382;
Hen., 146 ; Ja., 230 ; John, 217, 372,
382, 426 ; Martha, 67 ; Mary, 217,
372, 382 ; NIC., 42 ; Philip, 14, 372 ;
Kic., 59, 183, 372, 441 ; Rob., 67 ;
Simon, 230 ; Will., 40
Westmoreland (Westmorland), Hen.,
Earl of, 160; Mary (Countess), 1 ; '
Mildmay, Earl of, 1 ; Tho., Earl of,
120
Wetherell, Caroline, 62 ; Charles, 62 ;
Hie., 62
Whalley, Herb., 210 ; Lucy, 210
Wharton, Andr., 301, 347 ; Eliz., 300,
301, 347 ; Tho., 55, 300
Whatman, Tho., 18, 36, 192, 243
Wheat (Wheate), Sam., 250 ; Will.,
259
Wheatley (Wheateley, Wheatly, Whet-
ley). John, 89, 224, 475, 476 : Ric.,
358
Wheeler (Wheler), Eliz., 421 ; Geo.,
455 ; John, 462 ; Tho., 429 ; Will.,
421
Whelas, John, 294
Wheler. See Wheeler
Whetham, Ric., 265
Whetley. See Wheatley
Whicher, Ja., 6 ; John, 292 ; Mary, 292
Whincop (Wincop). Anne, 12, 385, 448 ;
Tho., 385, 448
Whistons, Priscilla, 383 ; Tho., 383
Whitbie, Oliver, 438
Whitchurch, Ja., 434
White (Whyte), Benj., 85, 115 ; Edw.,
71; Hen., 127, 372, 433 ; Joan, 32 ;
John, 58, 172, 206, 288, 378, 456, 457 ;
Mary, 71 ; Matt., 424 ; Pet., 37, 255 ;
Ric., 134, 172 ; Rob., 433 ; Sam.,
448 ; Tho., 66, 312, 487 : Will., 23, 71
Whitepaine. See Whitpaine
Whitfeld (Whitfeild, Whitfield, Whyte-
feld), Fra., 18 ; John, 335 ; Mary,
335 ; Ralph, 343 ; Rob., 193 ; Tho.,
193, 498
Whiting (Whytyng). Joan, 103 ; John,
103 ; Tho., 103
Whitlock, Bulstrode, 390 ; Will., 70
Whitmore, Geo., 467 ; Tho., 26 ; Will.,
26, 136
Whitpaine (Whitepaine, Whitpan,
Whitpayne, Whytepan, Whytepayne)y
John, 45. 118, 449; Rob., 45, 117,
448
Whitstons (Whitstone, Whytstones),
Barnard, 200 ; Mary, 200
Whitwell, Anne, 46
Whorewood, Ric., 484
Whorrall, John, 404
Whyte. See White
Whytepan (Whytepayne). Se.e Whit-
paine
Whytstones. See Whitstons
Whytyng. See Whiting
Wicker, John, 395, 396 ; Kath., 395 ;
Will., 225
Wickham, Humph., 2956 ; Tho., 463
Widnell, Tho., 302
Wiggens, Humph., 181
Wight, Will., 131
Wildegos (Wildgoose. Wildgos, Wildi-
gos, Wyldgoos, Wyldgoose), Grace,
244, 251, 384 ; John, 38, 158, 244,
251, 384 ; Rob., 244 ; Tho., 244
Wilgress, John Tho., 384 ; Mary Anne,
384
Wilkinson (Wylkinson), John, 59 ;
Will., 457
Wilks, Matthias, 433
Willard, Charles, 143, 192 ; David, 42 ;
Eliza, 192 ; Eliz., 42 ; Harriet, 192 ;
Harriet Alice, 192 ; Ja. Dippery, 143 ;
John Harry, 192 ; Leonard Kilham,
192 ; Nic., 143, 192, 209 ; Sarah, 192 ;
Tho., 166, 342
Willes, Martha, 406 ; Young, 406
Willett, Joan, 282 ; John, 282
Williams (Willyams, Wyllyams), Anne,
11, 184, 185 ; Eliz., 158 ; Henrietta,
188, 250 ; Hutchins, 188 ; Ja., 337 ;
John, 23, 184, 343 ; Joshua, 412 ;
Lawr., 158 ; Ric., 396 ; Rob., 188 ;
Tho., 11, 184, 185 ; Will. Peere, 188,
250
Williamson, Dor., 436, 437, 504 ; Ja.,
250 ; Tho., 436, 437, 504
Willis, Ja., 250 ; Tho.. 187
Willoughby, Anne, 500 ; Edw., 500 ;
Tho., 158
Willson (Willsonne). See Wilson
Wilmott, Edw., 269 ; Mary, 269
Wilsford, Charles, 41, 310
Wilsha (Wilshaw), Philip, 468
Wilson (Willson, Willsonne, Wylson),
Edw., 6 ; Eliz., 155 ; Hen., 322, 341 ;
Jane, 141 ; John, 155, 247, 465 ;
Kath., 6 ; Martha, 126 ; Mary, 39,
139 ; Rob., 294 ; Sam., 39 ; Tho., 126,
140, 463 ; Will., 21, 139, 215, 297, 298,
455
Wilts (Wiltes), Cicely (Countess), 301 ;
Hen. Earl of, 301, 377
Winchcombe, Benedict, 300 ; Mary,
300
552
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Winchelsea (Winchelse), Cicely (Coun-
tess), 237 ; Heneage, Earl of, 316 ;
Tho., Earl of, 237
Winchester, Ric., bp. of, 48, 66, 247,
248 ; Tho. Bilson, bp. of, 136 ; Will.,
Marquis of, 56
Wincop. See Whincop
Windham, Will.. 220
Wing, Charles Dormer, Baron of, 221 ;
Eliz. (Baroness), 221
Wingfeild, Will., 296
Winstanley, Ja., 3
Winter, John, 292
Winton, Anne, 241 ; Eliz., 108 ; Fra.,
108 ; Harry, 108 ; Jane, 108
Wiseman (Wyseman), Anne, 277, 307 ;
John, 306 ; Margery, 306 ; Simon,
464 ; Tho., 277, 307
Witherden, John, 251
Withers (Wither), Nath., 312 ; Will.,
312, 366
Woder, Isaac, 356 ; Ursula, 356
Wody, Anne, 165 ; John, 165
Wolder, Tho., 96
Wolfe (Wolf. Wolff, Woolfe), John, 41,
217, 257 ; Nic., 14, 162, 163, 185, 429,
486 ; Ric., 187
Wolsey, Tho. Cardinal of York, 28, 87,
373
Wolstenholme, Eliz., 264 ; John, 264 ;
Tho., 264
Wood alias Atwood, Anne, 140, 141 ;
John, 140, 141
Wood (Woodes, Woods), Chr., 363;
Constance, 89, 328 ; Edw., 252 ; Eliz.,
296 ; Frances, 252 ; Hen., 469 ; Ja..
336, 489 ; John, 40, 76, 112, 187, 234,
283, 294, 395, 399, 463 ; Martha, 23 ;
Mary, 234 ; Tho., 94, 296, 420, 438 ;
Will., 49, 89, 328, 459
Woodcocke, Edw., 320 ; Mary, 320
Woodes. See Wood
Woodford, Mary, 59 ; Will., 59
Woodgate, Pet., 275
Woodhouse, Will., 115
Woodland, Agn., 465 ; John, 465
Woodman, Jane, 128 ; John, 128
Woodroffe, John, 287 ; Mary, 287
Woodward, Edw., 405 ; Eliz., 475 ;
John, 421, 475 ; Matt., 458 ; Tho., 55,
475 ; Will., 112 ; Will. Peckham, 62,
475
Woody, Rob., 442
Woody er, Dor., 174 ; John, 175 Sarah,
175; Tho., 174,442
Wooldridge, Will., 259
Woolfe. See Wolfe
. Woolgar (Woulger). Will., 439. 458
Woollett, Dan., 331
Woolvin, Tho., 186
Worcester. Charles, Earl of, 377 ; Ed-
ward, Earl of, 368
Worge, Geo., 493 ; Mary, 141 ; Tho.,
141
Worger, Anne, 209 ; Chr., 209
Worlidge, Edw., 122
Worseley (Worsley), Edw., 309 ;
Frances, 99 ; Ric., 29 ; Rob., 29, 99
Worefold, Rob., 16 ; Will., 16
Worsley. See Worseley
Worth, Ric., 445
Wotton, Edw., 339
Woulger. See Woolgar
Wright, Cath., 157 ; Edm., 53 ; Eliz.,
59, 157 ; Hen., 59 ; Ja., 171 ; Martha,
53 ; Mary, 157, 201 ; Ric., 76, 458 ;
Rob., 65, 201 ; Tho.. 59, 270
Wroth (Wrothe), Edw., 268 ; Tho., 31,
245, 268, 385, 447
Wroughton, Earth., 236 ; Mary Anne,
25, 236 ; Philip, 25, 236 ; Tho., 428
Wyatt, Awdrey, 410 ; Fra., 106 ; John,
477 ; Ric., 305 ; Tho., 240
Wybarne (Wyborne), Benj., 62, 81 ;
Edw., 62 ; John, 81 n
Wylde (Wyld), Ralph, 300 ; Tho.,
338
Wyldgoos (Wyldgoose). See Wildegos
Wylkinson. See Wilkinson
Wyllyams. See Williams
Wylson. See Wilson
Wyndesor (Wyndesore, Wyndsor,
Wyndsore), Agn., 59, 146 ; Andr., 66,
130, 131, 178, 247 ; Andr., Lord, 451 ;
Anne, 178 ; Anne (Lady), 131, 178,
452 ; Anth., 131, 478, 479 ; Edith,
110, 478 ; Edm., 59, 146, 309, 451 ;
Edw., 131, 309 ; Edw., Lord, 30, 60,
131, 352, 451, 466 ; Eleanor, 194, 203,
324, 479 ; Eliz., 130, 131 ; Fred. Lord,
131 ; Geo., 131 ; Hen., 194, 203, 324,
479 ; Hen., Lord, 131, 178, 452 ; Joan,
478, 479 ; Kath. (Lady), 31. 60, 466 ;
Onora, 478 ; Tho., 131 ; Will., 131 ;
Will, Lord, 66. 453, 466
Wyndham, Edm., 390 ; Geo., 390
Wyngfeld, Anth., 271
Wyntershull, Joan, 378 ; John, 378
Wynwood, Ric., 506
Wyseman. See Wiseman
Y.
Talden, Jane, 128 ;
128
Yaldwyn. Will., 148
Nic., 128; Will.,
Yates (Yate, Yeates), Eliz., 401 ; Helen,
10; Marg., 401 ; Ric., 401 ; Tho., 10,
401
INDEX OF PERSONS.
553
Yeates. See Yates
Yelding (Yeldyng), Dor., 88, 89 ; John,
88, 89 ; Will., 89
Yeoman. Ste., 482
Yngler. Tho., 378, 380
Yong. See Young
Yonger, Rob., 22
York, Chr. cardinal Abp. of, 347 ;
Phoebe, 286 ; Tho. Abp. of, 87 ; Tho.
Cardinal of, 87 ; Will., 286
Young (Yong, Younsfe). Anth., 186;
Joan, 401, 506 ; John, 113, 228, 401,
468, 506 ; Marg., 294 ; Matt., 99 ;
Philadelphia, 269 ; Ric., 439 ; Tho.,
269; Will., 113, 186; Will., 401
z.
Zouoh, Charles, 241, 256 ; Dor., 241,
256; Fra., 241, 255, 489
INDEX OF PLACES.
[It will be convenient to note that vol. I. (A L), contains pp. 1 288 and vol.
II. (M Z), pp. 289510. The same name often occurs more than once on
the page.]
A.
Abbarton (Abarton. Aberton, Abberton,
Aburton), 1, 154, 201, 228, 305, 330,
358, 360, 402, 443, 447, 448. 483, 489,
501. See Edburton
Abbotts-Barton, co. Southampton, 287,
473
Aberton. See Abbarton
Abinger, co. Surrey, 127
Abingworth (Abyngworth). co. Surrey,
20, 127, 251
Aburton. See Abbarton
Abynger. co. Surrey, 251
Abyngworth. See Abingworth
Acton, co. Salop, 183
Addesden (Addersden, Adesden, Ades-
dene), 452, 453
Adringtpn, 14, 15, 22. 59, 497. See
Atherington
Afold, 282
Afreiston. See Alfriston
Agmerhurst (Agmerherst, Agmond-
hurst), 1, 27, 28
Agmeryng. See Angmering
Agmondhurst. See Agmerhurst
Aishborne. co. Devon, 379
Albourne (Alborne, Alburn, Aldborne,
Aldbourne, Awborne), 1, 2. 65, 235,
275. 276. 319, 336, 360. 489. 500
Alchorne (Alchornes, Alcornes), 2, 73,
272, 273
Alciston (Alcyston, Alsiston, Alsyston),
2, 27, 51, 73, 211, 228, 283, 284, 304,
363, 369, 387. 414, 433, 434, 494
Alcornes. See Alchorne
Alcyston. See Alciston
Aldbourne (Aldborne). See Albourne
Aldersbrooke, co. Essex, 500
Alderton. See Aldrington
Aldesworth (Alldesworth, Allesworth),
2, 5, 281, 500
Aldingbourne (Aldingborne), 3, 41, 42,
143, 147, 148, 179, 195, 402
Aldrington (Alderton, Aldryngton,
Alryngton), 3, 22, 138, 200, 256, 304,
316, 347, 358, 404, 426, 491
Aldwick (Aid week, Aldwich, Alnewyck,
Alwick, Alwyke), 3, 251, 321, 440
Alford, 247
Alfreiston (Alfricheston). See Alfris-
ton
Alfries, 3, 464
Alfriston (Afreiston, Alfreston, Alf-
rington, Alfreiston, Alfricheston,
Alfryston, Auston, Awston), 3, 4, 27,
36, 37, 52, 60, 73, 83, 94, 100, 101,
102, 122. 123, 147, 173, 177, 207, 227,
230, 248, 279, 283, 284, 285, 290, 291,
304, 308, 363, 369, 390, 440, 494
Alkemonton, co. Derby, 130, 131
Alkesborne (Alkisborne, Alkysborne),
4, 15, 16, 152, 207, 208, 329, 373, 445,
446. See Awkesborne
Alldesworthe(Allesworthe). See Aides-
worth
Allerdale, co. Cumberland, 349
Allesley, co. Warwick, 374
Allingborne (Allyngborne, Alyng-
bourne), 266, 292, 337
Allington (Allyngton), 5, 63, 73, 138,
181, 272, 273, 304, 494, 509, 510. See
Annington
Allyngborne. See Allingborne
Allyngton. See Allington
Almodyngton (Almadington, Almayng-
ton, Almodington, Almonyngton), 5,
9, 82, 147, 148, 154, 157, 398
Alnewyck. See Aldwick
Alryngton. See Aldrington
Alsiston (Alsyston). See Alciston
Alsworth, 366
Alton, co. Southampton, 287. 473
Alvechurch, co. Worcester, 225
Alversham, 5, 392
Alwick (Alwyke). See Aldwick
Alyngbourne. See Allingborne
Amberley (Amberly), 79, 110, 127, 138,
187, 188, 265, 266, 302, 323
Ambersham, co. Southampton, 208
Amblehurst, 5, 6, 392, 496
Amies (Amys, Amyse), 6, 271, 363, 475
Amies- Levetts. 6
Amys (Amyse). See Amies
Amys-Levetts (Levitts), 6, 298
Ancton, 155
INDEX OF PLACES.
555
Angmering (Agmeryng, Angmoring),
7, 66, 67, 68, 110, 187, 197, 201, 207,
253, 280, 302, 329, 337, 356, 362, 378,
379, 400, 406, 459, 472, 488
Arming-ton (Annyngton, Anyngton), 7,
66, 88, 179, 509, 510. See Allington
Anstye, 117
Anyngton. Sec Annington
Apledram. See Appledram
Appledore, co. Kent, 201
Appledram (Apledram. Appuldram,
Apuldram, Apultram), 7, 27, 41, 56,
96, 97, 253
Applesham. See Appulsham
Appuldram. See Appledram
Appulsham (Applesham, Apulsham),
7, 8, 301, 302
Apsley (Apslee), 8, 198, 437
Apuldram (Apultram). See Apple-
dram
Aquila, 8, 12, 134, 260
Arches (Archis), 8, 153. See Erches
Ardingly (Ardingley, Ardingleigh, Ard-
ingligh, Ardinglygh, Ardyngleygh,
Ardynglight. Ardyngly, Ardvng-
lygh), 8, 83/116, 129, 151, 156, "l59,
189, 201, 218, 219, 235, 251, 267, 317,
323. 353, 355, 375, 400, 410, 411, 420,
422, 423, 444, 455, 456, 460, 461, 489,
506. See Erthingley
Arkington. See Arlington
Arlington (Arkington, Ariyngton), 4,
36, 37, 51, 52, 60, 73, 83, 92, 94, 103,
104, 120, 123, 153, 170, 171, 206, 212,
248, 275, 276, 279, 283, 285, 302, 303,
304, 309, 333, 342, 346, 363, 369, 388.
389, 390, 440, 494. See Erlyngton
Armington (Arnington), 67, 68
Arreton, co. Southampton, 456
Arundel (Arrundell, Arundell, Arun-
dle), 2, 5, 9, 10, 15, 16, 19, 27, 39. 40,
41, 56, 58, 59, 68, 82, 87, 93, 95, 102,
105, 106, 107, 108, 119, 134, 136, 137,
142, 147, 149, 157, 182, 183, 185, 190,
195, 196, 199, 205, 231, 234, 259, 265,
266, 267, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 292,
297, 302, 307, 322, 324, 325, 329, 333,
336, 346, 355, 356, 360, 365, 373, 374,
379, 388, 392, 393, 400, 406, 413, 414,
415, 417, 420, 421, 422, 423, 436, 441,
444, 452, 469, 472, 473, 477, 480. 499,
500. 501, 502, 503, 507, 509
Ascombe. See Ashcombe
Ash near Sandwich, co. Kent, 220
Asham (Asheham, Asseham, Assham),
10, 11, 14, 246
Ashburnham (Ashborneham. Ashborn-
ham, Ashburneham, Asheborneham.
Ashebornham. Asheburneham. Assh-
bornham, Asshburneham, Asshe-
borneham, Assheburneham, Asshe-
burnham), 11, 12, 25, 27, 49, 50, 54,
74, 75, 80, 81, 83, 88, 90, 119, 160,
204, 207, 213, 237, 238, 247, 262, 299,
311, 316, 344, 345, 382, 386, 403, 424,
434
Ashby de la Zouch, co. Leicester, 384
Ashcombe (Ascombe, Ashecombe, Asshe-
combe), 12, 66, 67, 68, 83, 347, 348
Ashcombe-Goring, 12, 412
Ashcombe- Mountague, 12, 412
Ashdown Forest, 294
Ashdowne (Asshcdowne), 8, 12, 328,
329, 428
Ashecombe. See Ashcombe
Ashehurst. See Ashurst
Ashford, co. Kent, 96
Ashhurst, co. Kent. See Ashurst
Ashington (Ashenton, Ashyngton,
Asshington, Asshyngton), 12, 13, 14,
37, 38, 64, 76, 77, 93, 109, 135, 197,
210, 240, 329, 356, 393, 394, 400, 423,
424, 449, 450, 470, 486, 491, 496, 503,
504
Ashted, 134
Ashton, 101, 181,207
Ashurst (Ashehurst, Ashhurst. Asshe-
hurst, Assherst, Asshurst), 12, 13.
14, 37, 38, 58, 76, 77. 85, 86, 93, 94^
95, 100, 106, 135, 148, 149, 159, 174,
188. 209, 240, 290, 302, 315, 393, 394,
423, 436, 459, 463. 464, 489, 496, 504,
510
Ashurst (Ashhurst), co. Kent, 60, 188,
189
Ashyngton. See Ashington
Assham. See Asham
Asshecombe. See Ashcombe
Asshedowne. See Ashdowne
Asshehurst (Assherst). See Ashurst
Asshington. See Ashington
Aston, 100
Atherington, 14, 15, 22, 59
Atlingworth (Athelingworth, Atlyng-
worth, Attlingworth), 15, 63, 138,
358, 359, 387, 426
Auberton. 500
Audwike (Audewick, Audwyke), 15,
411,414
Auston. See Alfriston
Auxborne, 4, 15
Avenells (Avenelles), 9, 15, 138, 337.
See East Angmering
Avisford (Avesford), 9, 10, 15
Awborne. Sec Albourne
Awfold, co. Surrey, 134, 357, 373
Awkesborne, 16. 461, 462. See Alkes-
borne and Roghey
Awsley, co. Warwick, 374
Awston. See Alfriston
Axmithes (Axsmythes), 16
Aylesham (Aylisham), 16, 85, 86, 193
Aylvaston, co. Derby, 130, 131
Aythorn, co. Kent, 339
556 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
B.
Badburnham, co. Cambridge, 456
Badhurst. See Bathurst
Badworth, 9, 10, 16
Bagham. See Bayham
Bakers, 16, 278
Balcombe (Balcomb. Ballcombe, Baul-
comb, Baulcombe, Bawcombe, Bawl-
comb. Bawlcombe), 16, 17, 87, 105,
117, 129, 151, 201, 218, 219, 221, 251,
257,326, 332, 353, 355, 356, 400, 402,
424, 426, 427, 439, 450, 455, 456, 460,
505, 506
Baldslow (Baldeslow, Baldeslowe,
Baldsloe, Baldslow, Balslow), 17, 160,
190, 206, 207, 294, 331
Ballesden. See Balsdean
Balneth, 18, 80, 426
Balsdean (Balesden, Ballesden, Balles-
dene, Ballesdon, Ballsden, Ballysden,
Balsden, Balseden), 18, 19, 231, 246,
255, 256, 283, 374, 426, 427
Barcombe (Bareomb. Barcum, Ber-
comb, Bercombe. Berecomb). 19, 21,
33, 63, 66, 67, 68, 73, 78, 80, 87, 129,
152, 199, 213, 221, 245, 272, 273, 275,
332, 334, 412, 418, 419, 426, 427, 445,
446, 448, 461,462
Bargham, 20
Bargham-Beawcy, 19. 20, 24, 187, 490
Barisfourd, co. Northumberland, 348
Barkfold (Barkefold), 20, 21, 209
Barkham (Barkeham, Berkeham), 21,
66, 67, 68, 87, 140, 245, 353, 354, 461
Barkham-Camoys, 21, 87. See Camoys
Barking, co. Surrey, 111
Barlavington (Berlaton, Berlaveyng-
ton, Berlavington), 21, 35, 79, 80,
109, 163, 392, 502
Barlebrough, co. Derby, 383
Barne-Grange (Barne-Graunge), 21,
269
Barnehorne, 22, 27, 28
Barnes, co. Kent, 188, 487
Barnham (Barneham), 7, 14, 15, 22, 23,
34, 59, 77, 165, 195, 196, 234, 305, 445,
507, 508, 509
Barnehorne Pond, 22
Barnersbury, co. Middlesex, 63
Barnethorpe, co. Lincoln, 346
Barnhurst (Barneherst, Barnehurst),
23, 24, 88, 244, 385
Barpham, 20, 24
Barrike. See Berwick
Bartelmews, 423
Bartham, 187. See Burpham
Barwick. See Berwick
Barwick (Barwicke), in Haylesham, 24,
192
Barwick, S. James, co. Wilts, 254
Bassetts, 24, 51, 52, 170, 304
Bassetts-Fee. 25, 166, 316
Bathneston (Batheneston), co. Somer-
set, 348
Bathurst (Badhurst), 16, 25, 26, 114,
253
Battersden, 26, 27, 295. 345
Battle (Batell, Battel, Battell), 1, 7, 12,
22, 25, 27, 28, 33, 38, 49, 50, 81, 83, 88,
89, 90, 91, 102, 105, 107, 114, 137, 166,
205, 206. 207, 220, 222, 237, 238, 247
283, 287, 288, 294, 306, 312, 313, 316,
321, 344, 381, 411. 418, 419. 427, 428,
453, 470, 474, 486. 507
Battle (Battell), S. Martin, 27
Baxhill. See Bexhill
Bayenden-Magna, 28, 29, 31
Bayenden-Parva. See Baynden-Parva
Bayham (Bagham, Begham, Beigham),
16, 28, 29, 32, 54, 58, 77, 159, 176,
192, 211, 250, 332, 433
Bayham (Begham, Beigham), co. Kent,
28,29
Baynardes, co. Surrey, 357
Baynden (Bayenden, Bayndon), 28, 29,
30, 31, 180, 291
Baynden (Bayenden)-Parva, 30, 31
Baynhurst, co. Surrey, 357
Bayntons. See Bentons
Beache (Beche), 30
Beachey Grounds, 380
Beamonds, co. Southampton, 495
Bearecourt. See Bercourt
Beashanger, co. Kent, 67
Bebington. See Bepton
Beccot, co. Berks, 375
Beche. See Beache
Becketwezell. See Bexwesell
Beckley (Baccley, Backley, Backly,
Beckle, Beckly, Becklye, Beckeley,
Bekley, Bekeley, Bockley), 27, 30, 49,
50, 71, 83, 115, 116, 131, 132, 158, 159,
164, 166, 172, 178, 198, 205, 206, 229,
238, 239, 249, 257, 260, 262, 269, 275,
276, 290, 302, 309, 310, 331. 343, 346,
352, 353, 371, 382, 384, 439, 451
Bedford, co., 392, 403;
Beddingham (Beddyngham, Beding-
ham, Bedyngham, Beringham, Berr-
ingham, Beryngham). 6, 10, 11. 30,
31, 32, 35, 37, 52, 56, 109, 129, 130,
131, 180, 211, 217, 229, 246, 248, 279,
293, 362, 363, 370, 385, 386, 412, 426,
431, 445, 451, 494
Bedeham (Bedham), 32
Bedyng-Barnes, 32. See Beeding
Bedyngham. See Beddingham
Beeding (Beding, Bedinge, Bedyng,
Beedon, Beedyng. Breeding), 32, 37,
INDEX OF PLACES.
557
38, 39. 76, 94, 96, 149. 156, 179, 201,
228, 229, 291, 322, 355, 379, 382, 385,
386, 400, 424, 443, 446, 447, 448, 449,
463, 464. 483, 486, 496
Begham. Sfc Bayham
Beigham. See Bayham
Belhurst (Belherst), 32, 33, 181
Bellinghurst, co. Southampton, 451
Benenden (Beningden, Benyngden),
49
Benenden, co. Kent, 371
Benfield (Benfeild, Benfeilds, Ben-
fields). 33, 200, 201, 272, 273, 378,
379, 402
Benhover, 426
Bensted. See Binsted
Benstede, co. Southampton, 451
Bentlegh. co. Derby, 130, 131
Bentlevs, co. Worcester, 225
Bently Portion, 117, 117 7*, 292
Bentons (Bayntons, Beynton), 30, 33,
38, 135, 393, 394, 428, 432
Bentworth, 473
Bent worth, co. Southampton, 451
Bentworth-Hall, co. Southampton, 451
Berwynb, 426
Bepton (Bebeton, Bebington, Bebton,
Bebyngton, Bepeton, Bybyton), 27,
28, 30, 33, 107, 147, 148, 288, 458
Bercombe. See Barcombe
Bercourt (Bearcourt, Bearecourt, Bere-
court, Bericourt, Bericoarte. Berri-
court, Berrycourt), 30, 34. 35. 56,
106, 324, 332, 336, 492, 498, 499, 508
Beritroe (Beritro, Berytro, Berytroe),
34, 35, 37, 412
Berks, co., 27, 66, 83, 87, 110, 214, 254,
376, 451
Berlaton. See Barlavington
Berlavington. See Barlavington
Berricourt. See Bercourt
Berringham. See Beddingham
Berry. See Bury
Berrylands (Berriland, Berrylandes,
Berry-Landes, Berylandes, Bery-
lands). 35, 36, 37, 209
Bersted (Bearstead, Bearsted, Berstead,
Bersteed, Burstead, Bursteed), 3, 36,
66, 67, 68. 162, 234. 242, 397. See
South Bersted
Berwick (Barrike, Barweeke, Barwick,
Barwicke, Barwyck, Barwyke, Ber-
wicke. Berwyke), 24, 36, 37, 52, 60,
73, 83, 92, 192, 208, 211, 214, 272,
273, 283, 363, 407, 494
Berwick-S.John, 37, 111, 211. See
Compton-Berwick
Berylands. See Berrylands
Beryngham. See Beddingham
Berytro. See Beritroe
Bestnover (Bestenoure), 37, 121
Betersden, 26. See Battersden
Bettes-Hanger (Bettylles-Hanger), co.,
Kent, 309
Beverington-Radmell, 37, 367. See
Radmell
Beveryngton, 37
Bevilham (Bevilsham), 37, 80, 81. 206.
See Bibleham
Bevyndene, 37, 445
Bewlies, 37, 58, 147, 503
Bexhill (Baxhill, Baxley, Beckeshill,
Beckesley. Bexhyll, Bexele, Bexill,
Bexle, Bexlee. Bexley, Boxhill, Box-
hyll), 17, 22, 27, 28. 38, 45, 49, 61, 62,
72. 73, 83, 89, 90. 91, 108, 113, 114,
179, 181, 185, 204, 205, 206, 207, 209,
214, 222,272, 273, 321, 340, 345, 346,
354, 382, 403, 411, 495, 509, 510
Bexwesell (Becketwezell, Bexweswell).
30,38
Beynton (Bayntons). See Bentons
Bibleham (Bivelham), 37, 38, 44, 80,
81, 206
Biddenden (Bidenden), co., Kent, 279,
371
Bidlington (Bydlyngton), 38, 39, 84,
135, 203, 252, 293, 394
Biggen, co. Cambridge, 89
Bigner (Bignour), 143
Bignor (Bygenor, Biggenor, Bignever,
Bygner, Bygnever, Bygnor, Bygnors),
9, 39, 40, 41, 42, 48, 49, 56, 85, 109,
336, 392, 402, 427, 502
Bigworth. 40, 86, 348. See Byworth
Billingshurst (Belyngyshurst, Bill-
engeshurst, Billingeshurst. Billing-
hurst, Billingsherst, Byllingeshnrst,
Byllyngehurst, Byllyngesherst, By 11-
yngeshurst, Byllyngherst, Byllyng-
hurst, Byllyngshurst, Bylyngeshurst,
Bylynshurst), 9. 25, 40, 79, 85, 87,
100, 101, 109. 123, 124, 132, 134, 135,
166, 179, 183, 184, 202, 204, 205. 223,
230, 231, 265, 266, 282, 292, 326^ 329.
337, 341, 351, 364, 365, 393, 394, 396
421, 423, 424, 437. 445, 484, 485, 490
491, 502, 504
Bilsham (Bibstom, Bilsom, Bilsome,
Bilston, Boylsum, Bylsum), 40, 41,
77, 305, 402, 441, 445, 458, 508, 509
Binderton (Bynderton), 7. 9, 40, 41, 82,
87, 163, 360, 405, 422, 473, 499
Binsted (Bensted, Binstead," Binsteed,
Bunsted, Bynsted), 9, 33, 39. 40, 41,
42, 79, 86, 110, 127, 137, 143, 288,
289, 290, 301, 302, 305, 401, 402, 413,
442, 457, 497, 508, 509
Birch (Byrch, Byrche), 42, 80, 81, 86,
98, 206, 370
Birchden (Bircheden, Birchenden,
Byrchden, Byrcheden, Byrchenden,
42, 86, 323, 332
Birdham (Berdham, Birdeham, Brid-
558
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
ham, Burdham. Burdum, Byrdham,
Byrdeham), 43, 78, 86, 126, 143, 146,
147, 148, 149, 154, 195, 202, 231, 250,
341, 376, 398, 440, 456, 473. 485
Birdham-Broomer, 43
Birdham-Court-Barnes, 43
Birling (Byrlyng), 43, 44, 86
Bishopps-Sutton, co. Southampton,
456
Bishop's Hurst, 44, 235. 236
Bishop's (Bysshopp's) Preston, 44, 63,
340, 360, 361, 362, 366, 374
Bishopstone (Bishoppstone, Bishop-
ston, Busshopston, Byshopston,
Byshopstown, Bysshopiston), 44, 52,
113, 127, 206, 207. 211. 212, 223, 283,
284, 297, 494
Bivelham. See Bibleham
Blackdowne, 453
Blackford, 44. 69
Blackball, co.' Kent, 49
Blackham, 45, 170, 213, 273, 304
Blackhurst (Blackherst, Blakhurst),
45, 82
Blackwell, co. Warwick, 162
Blakefold, 400
Blatchington (Blachington, Blachyng-
ton). 45, 46, 47, 200, 211, 283. 284,
304, 316, 358
Blatchington (Blachington, Blachyng-
ton)-Wayfield (Wayfeild, Wayfeld),
47, 316, 367, 427
Blaxton, 66. 67
Bletchingden (Bletchingdon, Bletch-
ingley, Bletchinglie, Blettchingden,
Blettchingley). 47, 48, 386
Bletchington (Blechington, Blechyng-
ton, Bletchyngton), 46, 47, 48, 74,
100, 101, 130, 206, 207, 385, 426, 494
Blettchingden (Blettchingley). See
Bletchingden
Blinsham. co. Devon, 379
Blockfield, 48
Blunts-Hall, co. Essex. 479
Blyth-Court, co. Kent, 205
Bockholt. See Buckholt
Bockingfield, co. Southampton, 503
Boddington (Boddyngton, Bodyugton),
48, 49, 76. See Buddington
Bodiam (Bodiham. Bodyam, Bodyham),
27, 49. 50, 70, 83, 164. 205. 206, 222,
323, 353, 371, 445, 492
Bodyham, co. Kent, 50
Bognor (Bognar, Bogner), 3, 365
Boinosmarsh. See Bonesmarsh
Bolebrook (Bolbrocke, Bolbroke, Bol-
brook, Bolbrooke, Boolebrocke), 25,
50, 51, 52. 54, 57, 73, 95, 169, 177,
182, 203, 304, 383, 389, 390, 432, 445,
476, 477, 494
Bolney (Bollney, Bolny, Bowldeney,
Bowlney), 28, 52, 53, 83, 87, 116, 117,
118, 129, 130. 142, 159, 186, 187, 189,
201, 207, 221, 232, 235, 236, 292. 294,
358, 361, 392, 400, 426, 439, 449! 455,
456, 489, 500, 501
Boln ore, 53, 507
Bonesmarsh (Boinosmarsh, Bonnes-
Marsh, Bonnesmarsh, Bonns-Marsh),
50, 53, 358
Bonethorp, co. Lincoln, 311
Bongay. co. Suffolk, 391
Bongton. Sfe- Buncton
Bonsersshe, 53, 78. Si.'e Bunghurst
Bonwicks (Bonewicks, Bonwick). 53,
363
Bonwicks (Bonwickes. Bonwick)-Place,
53, 363
Boolebrocke. See Bolebrook
Boreham (Boram, Borham), 27, 28, 54,
55, 83, 206, 262, 368, 371, 426, 470
Boreham-Kokeland (Borham-Rokland),
54, 55, 434
Boresell. See Borzell
Boreshill, 55, 62, 439
Boromer, 426
Borowhunt, co. Southampton, 339
Borzell (Boresell), 55
Boscage, The, 354 n
Bosden, 283
Bosgrave. See Boxgrove
Bosham (Boseham, Boson, Bozam), 22
55, 56, 72. 99, 126, 143, 147, 177, 205,
310, 326, 398, 423. 438
Bossegrave. See Boxgrove
Bosses (Bostes, Bostos), 31, 56, 180
Botches, 56, 61
Bottolphs. See Buttolphs
Boughton, 423
Boughton-Alloffe, co. Kent, 96
Bourne (Boorne, Borne), 9, 28, 34, 39,
43, 44, 51. 56. 57, 58, 82, 87, 93, 107,
122, 123, 142, 195, 262, 267, 281, 287,
322, 325, 326, 336, 355, 363, 365, 400,
413, 414, 415, 421, 422, 452, 453, 472,
473, 482, 507, 509
Boveney. 35
Bowden (Bowdens), 57, 137. See
Eartham
Bower. 57
Bowley (Bowleigh, Bowleys, Bowlies,
Bowly, Buggeley), 37, 51, 57, 58, 59,
73, 76, 129, 133, 170, 405
Bowlies. See Bewlies
Bownore, 58
Bowradge, co. Kent, 62
Bowrage. 28, 58
Bowroughwash, 357
Bowroughwash Down, 357
Box, 9, 58, 415
Bore, 477. See Boxgrove
Boxgrove (Bockesgrave, Bosegrave,
Bosgrave, Bosgrove, Bossegrave,
Boxegrave, Boxgraue, Boxgrave).
INDEX OF PLACES.
559
9, 14, 22, 28, 55. 56, 58, 59, 143, 145,
147, 182, 183. 195, 328, 348, 376, 388,
427, 429, 477
Boxhill (Boxhyll). See Bexhill
Boxley. 345
Boxsted-Magna, co. Essex, 302
Bracklesham (Braklesham), 59
Bradbridge, 59. Sue Broadbridge
Bradfeild, 449
Bradley, co. Lincoln. 311, 346
Bradway, co. Worcester, 225
Bramber (Brambo rough. Brambre,
Bromborough), 32. 37, 38. 39, 149,
179, 199, 203. 211, 291, 319,' 328, 355,
423, 443, 448, 463, 490, 500, 510
Brambletye (Brambiltye, Brambletey,
Bramble Tye), 4, 36, 56. 59, 60, 61.
159, 174, 263, 264, 325, 391. 451
Brambyltye, B. Mary, 59
Bramley, co. Surrey, 123, 124
Brampton. co. Derby. 403
Bramshott, 122, 205, 373
Bramshott, co. Southampton, 110
Brasteed, co. Kent, 47
Bray, co. Berks, 21
Braywicke, co. Berks, 26
Bread. See Brede
Breads. Svc Eastbourne-Wilson
Brede (Bread, Breade, Breads, Bred,
Bredd, Bredde, Breed, Breede), 27,
49, 50, 53, 61, 71, 83. 115, 116, 130,
140, 171, 172, 179, 198, 205, 206, 223.
229, 262, 275, 276, 371, 382, 451, 452,
474, 510
Brede-Place, 171n
Bredhurst (Bredherst), 62, 125. See
Denne
Brekesperis. See Brokespeares
Brenchley (Brenthesley), co. Kent, 29,
176, 188, 487
Brend (Brynd), co. York, 348, 349
Brentgrange. co. Cambridge, 89
Brenzett (Brensett), co. Kent, 124
Brewes-Barns, 62, 100, 156. See Cor-
ringham
Bricklehurst, 62, 294, 439
Brickling, 344
Bridgefoot, 62, 194. See Hall
Bridgehinton, co. Somerset, 348
Brighthelmston(Brighelmeston,Bright-
elmston, Brighthelmeston, Bright-
helmestone,Brighthelmstone,Bright-
helmyston, Bry ghthelmeston , Bry ght-
helmyston), 5, 15, 19, 62, 63, 73. 83,
95, 154, 168, 199, 202, 221, 241, 272,
273, 274, 297, 304, 305, 329, 334. 342,
350, 358, 360, 361, 366. 387, 390-391,
391, 392, 407, 412, 422, 426, 427, 433,
455,475, 486, 494, 510
Brighthelmston-Lewes, 64, 96, 304
Brighthelmston-Michelham, 64, 73, 272,
273, 494
Brighton. Chapel Royal, 62 n
Brightling (Brightelyng, Bright! yng,
Britlyng, Bryghtlyng). 11, 12, 25,
27, 28, 64, 74, 75, 76, 80, 81, 180,
205, 206, 207, 220, 224, 237, 238, 313,
316, 344, 345, 357, 404, 466, 467,
472
Brinsbury, 64. 71, 132
Broadbridge (Bradbridge, Brodbridge),
59, 64, 68, 134, 400, 449
Broadhurst (Brodhurst), 64, 65, 68, 225,
226, 226 n, 227, 445
Broad water (Brodewater, Erode watter,
Brodwater), J. 21, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69,
74, 166, 186, 199, 202, 210, 231, 232,
247, 248, 258, 260, 277, 291, 292, 305,
310, 328, 354, 367, 368, 389, 396, 405,
406, 434, 485, 504
Brockherst (Brockehurst), 68
Brockley (Brokley). co. Kent, 28,
251
Brockley-Farm, co. Kent. 23, 251
Brodbridge. See Broadbridge
Erode, 68, 88, 138, 298, 419. See
Meedes
Broderysyngdon. co. Gloucester, 65
Brodewater. See Broadwater
Brodgrove, 27
Brodhurst. See Broadhurst
Brodwater, Lytell, 68
Brokas in Cleware, co. Berks, 65
Brokeland, co. Kent. See Brookland
Brokespeares (Brekesperis, Brokesperes,
Brokespers), 9, 62, 68, 82, 441
Bromeham (Bromham, Broomham), 44
49, 50, 69, 70, 71, 89, 90, 186, 292,
309-10, 451
Bromeham-Alfrays. 69
Bromeham-Park-Gate, 69, 90, 186
Bromehill (Bromhill, Broomehill,
Broomhill), 70, 217, 218
Bromes (Brome, Broome, Broomes), 70
71. 100, 102, 213, 273, 304, 366
Bromesmyth. See Brownesmith
Bromley, co. Surrey, 124. See Bram-
ley
Brookland (Brokeland, Brookeland),
co. Kent, 124, 491
Brooksplace, co. Kent, 279
Broome. See Bromes
Broomes. See Bromes
Broomham. See Bromeham
Broughton, 71, 73, 171, 272, 273,
494
Broughton, co. Hunts, 115
Brownesbury. See Brinsbury
Brownesmith (Bromesmyth, Browne-
smyth, Brownsmith), 71
Broyle, 71, 72, 369
Brugham, 87
Bruses, co. Middlesex, 412
Brynd, co. York. See Brend
560
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Buckfold, 55, 72
Buckholt (Bockholt), 48, 72, 83, 214.
243
Buckhurst (Buckherst, Buckhorst), 2,
5, 38, 51, 57, 64. 71, 72, 73, 74, 85, 86,
95, 97, 103, 133, 141, 144, 1(58, 169,
170, 177, 182, 193, 209, 213. 222, 230,
241, 242, 264. 272, 273, 274. 282, 298,
314, 350, 368, 383. 387, 389, 390. 428,
431, 432, 433. 476, 494, 497
Buckingham (Bokyngham, Bukking-
ham, Bukkyngham), 74, 77
Buckland, co. Kent, 357
Bucks, co.. 87, 348, 451, 456
Bucksteep (Bucksteepe, Buckstepe,
Bukesteepe, Buxsteepe, Buxstepe).
74, 75, 76, 83, 466
Buddington (Buddyngton, Buddyton),
48, 49, 76, 77, 496. See Bodding-ton
Buggeley. See Bowley
Bugsell, 76
Bukesteepe. See Bucksteep
Bukhurst in Sandhurst, co. Berks,
65
Bukkingham (Bukkyngham). See
Buckingham
Bullockys-Town (Bullockys-Towne,
Bullokistown, Bullokystowne), 28.
77. 145
Bulsham (Busham), 40, 77. 171, 302,
442, 457, 458, 508. &,'Bilsham
Bulverhithe (Bulverhide, Bulverhyde),
77, 166, 179, 198, 205, 206, 331, 346,
495, 510
Buncton (Bonckton, Bongton, Bounc-
ton, Bunckton, Bungton, Bunkton),
37, 38, 53, 76, 77. 93, 197, 210, 426,
486, 496, 504
Bungehurst-Walwynes, 78
Bunghurst (Bungehurst), 53, 78, 244,
461. See Walwyns
Buntyngbury (Bunteingbury, co. Berks) ,
21,65
Burchelsert, 78, 218, 495. See Higham
and Winchelsea
Burdham. See Birdham
Burfam. See Burpham
Burgham. See Burpham
Burgherssh (Burgarssh, Burgherst,
Burghurst. Burhershe, Burhurst),
69, 78, 80, 81, 130, 206, 298, 338
Buriton, co. Southampton, 136, 453
Burketon, 202
Burleigh- Arches (Burley- Arches, Bur-
ly-Arches), 78, 103, 103 n. See
South - MaJ ling - Lindfield - Burleigh -
Arches
Burmarsh, co. Kent, 331
Burneham, co. Bucks, 35
Burpham (Barf am, Barf ham, Barg-
ham, Barpham, Burfam, Burffam,
Burgham), 19, 20, 45, 78, 79, 102,
111, 132. 187, 282, 302, 346, 355,
356
Burst-owe, co. Surrey, 375, 455, 456
Burton. 18. 21, 79, 80. 106, 109, 143,
163. 183, 202, 260, '310, 327, 501,
502
Burwash (Burgwash. Burrish. Burrysh,
Burryssh, Burwasch. Burwassh, Bur-
wasshe. Burwaysh. Burwysh, Bur-
wyssh)'. 23. 38. 42, 78, 80, 81, 81 TO,
82, 97, 112, 113. 120, 131, 132, 157,
158, 172. 173, 190, 191, 198, 205, 206,
207, 211, 212. 213, 220, 223, 224, 237,
238, 240, 244, 263, 284, 285, 286, 293.
296, 312, 313, 345, 346, 357, 371, 396,
397, 411, 435, 460, 461, 467, 472, 473,
499, 500
Burwash (Burghwashe, Burwaysh),
Down, 82. 357
Burwell. co. Lincoln. 348
Bury (Berry), 2, 5. 9, 35. 82, 83, 109,
119, 127, 205, 288, 297, 323, 324, 325,
328, 336, 360, 379, 380, 381, 388, 392,
393, 452, 469, 472
Buscage (Bustage), 348
Buttinghill (Buttynghill), 36, 63, 72,
83. 121, 158, 185, 192, 214, 235, 243,
317, 324, 328, 422, 483
Buttolphs(Botelles.Botellyt!,Botolphes,
Bottolphs, Buthoffe, Butles, Buttells,
Buttolls, Buttolph, Buttolphes), 7,*
38, 39, 109, 179. 203, 463, 509, 510
Buxstepe. See Bucksteep
Buxted (Buckstead, Bucksted. Buck-
steed, Buxstead, Buxsted, Buxsteed,
Buxtead), 8, 73, 74, 83, 84, 85. 86.
129, 153, 180, 181. 193, 212, 220,' 233^
272, 273, 279, 291, 293, 304, 309, 323,
328, 329. 335, 388, 411. 430, 431, 442,
459, 510
Bychebrigge, co. Southampton, 378
Bycketon, co. Salop, 183
Bydlyngton. See Bidlington
Bygenor (Bygnors). See Bignor
Byllyngeshurst. See Billingshurst
Bymede, 7, 88
Byne (Bynd), 73, 85, 86. Ill, 193,
212
Bynsted. See Binsted
Byrch. Sec Birch
Byrchden (Byrchenden). See Birchden
Byrdham. See Birdham
Byrling. See Birling
Byrling, co. Kent, 357
Byssh (Bish. Bysh), 72, 73, 85, 86, 506
Bysshopp's-Preston, 366. See Bishop's
Preston
Byttleworth, 231. See Balsdean
By worth (Bigworth, Bywoorth), 28,
40, 86, 147, 148, 348, 497
Byworth-Dunketon, 86, 136, 348. See
Duncton
INDEX OF PLACES.
561
C.
Calborne, co. Southampton, 147
Calceby, co. Lincoln, 348
Calceto, 56, 87, 287, 388
Calcottes, co. York, 49
Caldeham (Cauldham), co. Kent, 50,
353
Calkott (Calkett), 463
Calverton. co. Bucks, 348
Camber Poinb, 380
Cambridge, co., 87, 89, 295, 347, 362,
373, 427, 456, 479, 497
Camoyes, co. Hunts, 115
Camoys (Cammoyes, Camwayes), 21,
87, 241, 354, 445, 462
Camoys-Court (Camois-Court, Camois-
court, Camoyscourb), 21, 87, 152, 241,
461
Canserne (Cannesherne, Canneshorne),
87, 88, 220
Canwyden, co. Essex, 284
Canyngfton. co. Somerset, 348
Capdyes in Bymede, 7, 88. Set Anning-
ton
Capell, co. Kent, 176
Carford (Carfoord), 25, 166, 502. See
Kirdfoord
Caryfytzpayn, co. Somerset, 348
Cassingham (Casyngham), 23, 24, 88,
244. See Barnhurst
Cassingham, co. Kent. 385
Castle (Castell), 116, 179, 331, 332
Castle-Hastings, 28
Catsfield (Catesfeild, Catesfeld, Gates-
field, Catfeild, Catfield, Catisfeild,
Catsfeild, Cattesfeild, Cattesfeld.
Cattesfield, Cattesfyld, Cattisfeild,
Cattysfeld, Catysfeld, Kattesfeild),
11, 12, 25, 27, 42, 49, 50, 69, 83, 88,
89, 90, 91, 116, 160, 181, 205, 206, 213.
222, 237, 238, 249, 296, 298, 311, 316^
344, 345, 386, 407, 498, 509, 510
Cattestret (Cattenstreet, Cattestreat,
Cattystrett), 49, 83
Catton, co. York, 348, 349
Caylyff, 91, 250. See Keyliffe
Celhurst, 9, 91, 388. See Selhurst
Cepham, co. Kent, 371
Chaggleigh. See Chailey
Chakynden, co. Oxford, 446
Chailey (Chaggleigh, Chagleigh, Chag-
ley, Chagliegh, Chaighley, Chaileigh,
Chaley, Chalye, Chayle, Chayleigh,
Chayley, Chayleygh. Chayligh, Cha-
ley, Chayly, Chaylye, Chaylygh,
Cheley, Chely, Cheyley, Cheyly,
Cheylye, Chilley, Chilly, Chityley),
5, 21, 51, 61, 63, 73, 80, 83, 91, 96,
109 120, 129, 130, 152, 170, 213, 219,
235, 272, 273, 283, 304 306, 317, 320,
YOL. XX.
340, 353, 390, 412, 415, 422, 423, 426,
432, 445, 446, 460, 461, 462, 465. 466,
483, 484, 505
Chainckton. See Chancton
Challerton. See Chaunton
Chalonerg (Challenors, Challoners), 91,
92, 334
Chalvington (Chalfyngton, Chalvin-
ton, Chalvyngton), 37, 51, 69, 73, 92,
96. 103, 104, 206, 211, 213, 248, 272,
273, 274, 275, 276, 304, 369, 392, 494.
See Chaunton
Chambers, 92. 102, 139, 140, 296. See
Clapham
Chancton (Chainckton, Chaincton,
Chankton), 13. 77, 91, 93, 504
Charelwood, co. Surrey. See Charle-
wood
Charfleet-Lymyster. See Chartfleet-
Lyminster
Charkneys. See Chartnes
Charleton, co. Somerset, 348
Charleton. co. Wilts, 65, 248
Charlewood, 375
Charlewood (Charelwood, Charlewode),
co. Surrey, 16, 239, 391, 447
Charlton (Charleston, Charleton,
Charllston), 9, 13, 56, 57, 93, 94, 95,
129, 142. 326-7, 412, 414, 415, 416,
496, 502
Charlton (Charleton)-Ashurst, 13, 94,
95, 416, 496
Char tfleet- Ly minster (Charfleet-Lymys-
ter, Charflete-Lymenster, Charflete-
Lyvemenster), 93, 95, 436
Chart-Magna, co. Kent, 96
Chartnes (Charkenes, Charkneyes,
Charknes, Charkneys, Chartneyes,
Chartneys), 51, 52, 64, 73, 93, 95, 170,
304
Chaunton (Challerton, Chaunkton), 51,
92, 96, 103, 104, 206, 211, 222, 275,
276, 304, 504. See Chalvington
Chawton, co. Southampton, 287, 473
Chayley. See Chailey
Cheddon, co. Somerset, 348
Chedingston (Chedingeston), co. Kent,
269, 270
Cheevening, co. Kent, 279
Chelchith. co. Middlesex, 65
Cheseworth (Cheesworth), 96, 179, 225,
326, 382, 387
Chestham, 314, 424, 469
Chesylhampton, co. Oxford, 446
Chetynglygh. See Chiddingly
Chichester (Chychester), 9, 96, 142,
155, 183, 417, 502
Chichester (City), 22, 133, 164, 234,
242, 376, 398, 422, 477
O
562
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Chichester (Close), 475
Chichester (Common Barns), 186
Chichester (Pallant), 97
Chichester, All Saints, 43, 97
Chichester, S. Andrew, 111
Chichester, S. Bartholomew, 2, 96, 97,
126, 381, 383
Chichester, S. Pancras (Pancridge),
97, 126, 234, 253, 302, 315, 376, 417,
477
Chichester, S. Peter the Great, 2, 15,
43, 96, 97, 111, 126, 133, 185, 186,
208, 302, 315, 324, 383, 398
Chichester, S. Peter the Less, 97, 155,
208, 307, 376
Chichester, Subdeanery (Subdeanry),
15, 43, 97, 126, 133, 302, 307, 315,
398, 404
Chiddingly (Chedingley, Chedyngley,
Chedynglye, Chedynglyght, Cheting-
ligh, Chetyngligh, Chetynglygh,
Chiddenleigh, Chiddingleigh, Chid-
dingley, Chiddinglie, Chiddingligh,
Chiddingly, Chidinglie, Chidingligh,
Chidingly, Chuddynglee, Chyddyng-
ligh, Chyddynglygh, Chyllyngly,
Chittingley, Chittinglie, Chitting-
leigh, Chittingligh, Chittingly, Chit-
tinglygh, Chyttinglygh), 42, 44, 51,
73, 80, 81, 92, 96, 97, 98, 102, 103,
104. 167, 173, 181, 19f, 206, 207, 211,
212, 223, 248, 262, 263, 273, 275. 276,
284, 293. 302-3. 303, 304, 339, 370,
392, 411, 412, 493, 494, 498
Chidham (Chudham), 99, 102, 315, 325,
363, 376, 438, 485
Chidham-Hacket (Hackett), 99, 305
Chilgrove (Chulgrove, Chylgrove), 2,
58, 70, 71, 82, 100, 102, 132, 234, 288,
366, 405, 458, 473
Chillingden (Chillingdon), co. Kent,
108
Chiltington (Chiltyngton, Chyltyng-
don, Chyltington. Ohyltyngton), 25,
80, 83, 85, 100, 109, 129, 130, 135,
156, 165, 166, 179, 184, 185, 187, 257,
326, 329, 335, 337, 341, 351, 358, 393,
394, 401, 415, 421, 423, 424, 426, 437,
461, 491
Chiltington Chapel, 100
Chiltington-Ferrings (Chyltyngton-
Farryng), 100, 165, 166. i&'tfFerrings
Chinting (Chynting, Chyntyng), 100,
101,347, 348
Chinting (Chynting)-Bolney, 100, 101
Chanting (Chynting)-Michelham (Mich-
elborne), 100, 101, 206, 207
Chinting (Chynting)-Poynings, 100,
101, 206
Chippenham, co. Cambridge, 89
Chipsted, co. Surrey, 498
Chialett, GO. Kent, 331
Chithurst (Chitthurst, Chuthurst,
Chythurst, Chytthurst), 78, 101. 102,
121, 122, 126, 135, 203, 204, 221, 243,
244, 408, 446, 447, 461, 462, 471, 479,
480
Chittingly. See Chiddingly
Chityley, 460. See Chailey
Choldwarton, co. Southampton, 66
Chuckelandes (Chuckelands), 102, 203,
359
Chuddynglee. See Chiddingly
Chudham. See Chidham
Chulgrove. See Chilgrove, Bromes
Church- Howse, 102, 190. See Guest-
ling
Chuthurst. See Chithurst
Chyddyngligh. See Chiddingly
Chytthurst. See Chithurst
Cippenham, co. Bucks, 35
Cippys, 102, 459. See Walshes
Clapham (Clopham), 3, 27, 66, 67, 68,
92, 102, 103, 105, 139, 140, 147, 183,
296, 301, 302, 337, 433
Clares, 103, 326, 381. See S. Cleres
Clarkes (Clarckees, Clarkkes, Clerks),
103, 103 n
Claverham (Claversham), 73, 103, 104,
275, 276, 304, 494
Claverham-Harwards, 103, 104, 276
Claxby, co. Lincoln, 348
Claxton, co. Norfolk, 167
Clayton (Cleyton), 27, 28, 69, 104, 105,
107, 109, 164, 165. 234, 236. 251, 252,
258, 306, 325, 327, 328, 344, 351, 426,
427, 436, 437, 455, 489
Clere Chase, 231, 251
Clevaxe (Clover), 105, 106, 509, 510
Cleware, co. Berks, 65
Cleylond, 9, 105
Cliffe, 211, 418
Cliffe (Clive, Clyff) near Lewes, 6, 92,
127, 369, 418
Climping. See Clymping
Clopham. See Clapham
Clothalls, 105, 106, 437
Clothalls-Grinsted, 105, 106, 437
Clovex. See Clevaxe
Clown, co. Derby, 383
Clune Forest, co. Salop, 183
Clymping (Climping, Clympyng), 14,
15, 22. 59, 69, 102, 105, 106, 121, 163,
171, 305, 441, 445, 508, 509
Clympsfold (Clymesfold, Clymfold,
Clymisfold, Clympesfold. Clympfold.
Clympsfold. Clympsford, Clymsfold),
9, 34, 106, 355, 468, 469
Coates (Coate, Coats, Cootes. Cotis,
Cottys), 2, 66, 67, 80, 106, 109, 112,
266, 380, 381, 427, 433, 437, 438. See
Thorlwood-Coates
Cobdene, 423
Cobeche, 83
INDEX OF PLACES.
563
Cobharn. (Cobhame), co. Kent, 269, 270,
357
Cockermouth, co. Cumberland, 348,
349
Cockermouth-Egremound, co. Cumber-
land, 348
Cockhayes, 106, 278
Cocking (Cockyng), 9. 27. 28, 33, 56,
57, 105, 107, 135, 280, 381, 388, 393.
394, 416, 444, 472, 499
Codham, 85, 107, 111, 292, 415. See
Cootham
Codray. Sec Cowdray
Coesly. See Corseley
Cokeham (Cokham), 46, 100, 107, 108,
186. 202, 277
Cokemeare, 101
Cokes near Lewes, 207
Colbrands (Colbrandes), 42, 108, 332.
See Osnersh
Coldwaltham (Cold-Waltham), 110,
202, 504
Colebrooke. co. Middlesex, 14
Colemanhatch, 460
Colley (Coley, Collye), co. Surrey, 372
Collinghurst (Collingherst), 108, 213,
273, 304
Collington (Cullyngton), 108, 119, 207
Colmans-Hatch, 410
Colmer. co. Southampton, 243
Colump-John, co. Devon, 379
Colworth (Coleworth), 108, 458
Combe (Comb, Combes, Coombes), 31,
109, 110, 132, 134, 180, 301, 302, 310,
321, 323, 324, 347, 461, 463, 464, 491,
510
Combworth, co. Lincoln, 311
Comden, co. Kent, 205
Compton, 59, 107, 110. Ill, 147, 148,
195, 221, 414, 415, 427, 449. 453, 482,
483, 501
Compton, co. Dorset, 346
Compton. co. Southampton, 366
Compton-Berwick, 37, 111, 211
Compton- Valence (Valans), co. Dorset,
45, 46, 346
Conisholme (Conyngholme), co. Lin-
coln, 311, 346
Coodham, 111, 113, 421. See Cootham
Cookemore, 100
Coofcham, co. Berks, 26
Cootham (Coodham, Coultham, Cowt-
ham), 85, 107, 111, 112, 113, 119, 329,
376, 421, 491
Copton, co. Kent, 205
Cornwall, co., 301
Corseley (Coesley, Coesly, Coresley),
107, 112
Cortesley (Cortesle), 112, 198
Cosen (Costen). co. Leicester, 156
Costilore, co. Kent, 50
Cotchford, 112, 365
Coteham, 112. 113, 421. Sec Cootham
Cotton, 112, 273
Cottys. Sec Coates
Court (le Court, la Court), 112, 113,
259, 265
Courtlands (Courtland), 113, 318, 319.
See Newnham
Court Meadow, 113, 296. See May-
field
Covehold. See Cowfold
Coverts (Covertes), 113. 436, 508. See
Yapton-Coverts
Coverts-in-Yapton, 508
Cowdam (Coodham, Coteham). See
Cootham
Cowden (Cowdam, Cowdeane. Cowdeen,
Cowdenn, Cowdon), 44, 80, 81, 111,
113, 206, 207, 303, 421
Cowden, co. Kent, 60, 191, 269, 371
Cowden, co. Surrey, 303
Cowding, 38, 113, 114, 209, 272, 273
Cowdray (Codray, Cowdrey), 27, 28,
107, 114, 137, 306
Cowdrey, co. Southampton, 254
Cowfold (Covehold, Cowef old, Cowfeild,
Cowfould), 13, 32, 58, 96, 124, 125,
134, 143, 159. 174, 186, 187, 219, 254,
257, 356, 391, 392, 404, 424. 443, 459,
463, 464, 500, 501
Craffeham (Croffam, Croffeham, Croff-
ham), 114, 115, 116. See Crow-
ham
Cralle (Crale, Crall, Craule, Craull,
Cralle), 26, 114, 239. See Crawle
Cranebroke, co. Kent, 28, 504
Cranley, co. Surrey, 357
Crawle (Crawlee), 26, 114
Crawley (Craweley, Crawlie, Crawly,
Crawlye), 80, 81, 96, 98, 114, 116,
117, 118, 201, 216, 218, 219, 239, 355,
3fi3, 372, 400, 402, 439, 447, 498, 500,
506
Crayf ord, co. Kent, 305
Crealls, co. Kent, 108
Crediton, co. Devon, 281
Crouchefild, co. Berks, 21
Crowborough Down, 115, 460
Crowham (Crougham), 114, 115, 116,
128, 391
Crowhurst (Coweherst, Crowherst), 27,
29, 72, 83, 88, 89, 90, 116, 160, 185,
198, 205, 206, 214, 238
Crowhnrst, co. Surrey, 17
Crowlink (Crowlinck), 159, 291
Croychefeld, co. Berks, 65
Crymsham. 116, 477
Cuckeston, co. Kent, 357
Cuckfield (Cockfeild. Cockefeild. Cock-
feld. Cockfield, Cokefeild, Cokefeld,
Cokefyld, Cokfeld,Coockefeld, Coock-
feild, Cookefeild. Cookefeld, Cooke-
field, Cookefyeld, Cookfeild, Cook-
oo 2
564
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
feld, Cookfield, Coukfeld. Cnckefeld.
Cuckfeld, Cuckfild, Cuckfyld, Cuick-
fyld, Cukfield), 17, 52, 53, 58, 83, 98,
105, 107, 114, 116, 117, 117 n, 118,
129, 130, 159, 164, 165, 174, 175, 189,
201, 209, 212, 221. 235, 23fi, 240. 251,
268, 272, 278, 292^ 293, 294, 306, 317,
325, 327, 332, 344, 353, 358, 392. 400,
402, 403, 411, 418, 423, 426, 427, 439,
443, 447, 449, 450, 455, 456, 459, 463,
469, 472, 498, 505
Cuckfield-Clauditur (Cuckfeild-Claudi-
tur, Cuckf yld-Clawditts), 83, 1 18
Cuckfield-Haldleigh (Cuckfeild-Hald-
leigh), 118, 193
Cuckfield, Southny and Bently Por-
tions. 117
Cuckfield, West Bayley Portion, 117
Cudham, 8.5, 111, 119. See Coot-
ham
Cudlow (Cudlowe), 9, 82, 119
Culham, 265
Cullyngton. See Collington
Cumbe, co. Lincoln, 346
Cumberland, co., 349, 392
Curlyngys, 119
D.
Dacheworth, co. Hertford, 330
Dadysham. See Dedisham
Dallingridge (Dalingridge, Dalleng-
ridge, Dallyngrydge, Dalyngridge,
Dalyngrygge), 119, 120, 152, 422,
445, 461
Dallington (Dallyngton, Dalyngton,
Dollington), 11, 12, 74, 75, 80, 81, 83,
119, 120, 204, 205, 206. 207, 214, 237.
238, 247, 262, 344, 345, 371, 434, 466,
467, 470, 509. 510
Dalyng -Grove (Daling-grove), 119, 120.
See Dallingridge
Damford (Dampford). See Dumpford
Danehill, 120, 121, 390
Danehill-Horsted, 120, 226
Danehill-Sheffeild (Danehill-Sheffield,
Danhill-Sheffeild). 120, 121, 389, 390,
466
Danny (Danney), 83, 121, 188, 235,
236
Danny-park, 121, 235
Dawbneys, co. Middlesex. 412
Deane (Dean), 37, 121 122, 147, 234,
333, 373, 395, 403, 414, 453. See
Denne
Deane-Place, 3, 4, 122, 123, 191, 192,
388
Deane-Place-Alfriston, 122, 123
Dechenyng (Detcheling). See Ditch-
ling
Dedisham (Dadysham, Deddisham),
123, 124, 246, 337, 445
Deddiswell, co. Surrey, 124
Deeding, 400. See Beeding
Delinyngden. co. Kent, 260
Delves, 124, 369, 380. See Ringmer
Dempford. See Dumpford
Den (Dene, Denn). Sec Denne
Dencourt, co. Kent, 124
Denecourt (Dencourt), 124
Denne (Den, Dene. Denn), 62, 106, 121,
124, 125, 179, 420, 421. See Deane
Denn in Warnham (Warneham), 126,
468
Densworth (Denesworth). 126, 398,
485
Denton, 6, 7, 44, 63, 126, 127, 206, 207,
283, 297, 298, 302, 323
Depford, co. Kent, 28
Derby, co., 83, 130, 131, 214, 295, 384,
403
Derrington (Derryngton, Deryngton).
See Durrington
Detcham, 115, 128, 474
Devon, co., 281, 301, 347, 379, 427
Dextern. See Dixter
Dicheling (Dichening, Dichling). See
Ditchling
Diddlesfold (Duddlesfold). 128, 134
Didling (Dedling, Didlyng, Dydling,
Dydlyng), 128. 129, 135, 136, 152,
161, 203, 204. 254, 288, 408, 416, 444,
445, 446, 461, 462, 479, 48C
Dill (Dyll), 83, 129. 213, 272, 273, 439.
See Till
Dirrington. See Durrington
Ditchling (Dechenyng, Detcheling,
Dicheling, Dichening, Dichling,
Ditnheling, Ditchelling, Ditchening,
Ditchning, Dycheling, Dychening,
Dychelyng, Dychenyng, Dychen-
nyng, Dytchelyng), 57, 83, 87, 94,
105, 129, 130, 133. 136. 152, 174, 175,
189, 212, 219, 235! 251, 255, 256, 306,
317, 325. 332, 351^ 410, 422, 426, 427,
430, 431, 445, 446, 447, 473, 483
Ditchling-Garden (Dicheling-Garden,
Dichling-Garden, Ditcheling-Garden,
Dychelyng-Garden, Dychening -Gar-
den, Dychenyng-Garden). 129, 130,
136, 426
Ditchling (Ditchening) Park, 34, 130
Dixter (Dextern, Dixster, Dixsterne,
Dixterne, Dyxter. Dyxterne), 30, 128,
130, 131, 132, 136, 178, 224, 341,
451
Doles, 132, 400
Dolhams, 214
Dollington. See Dalliugton
INDEX OF PLACES.
565
Dongton (Doncton), 110, 132, 136, 502
Doniiington (Donington, Doughton),
20, 64, 132, 133, 165, 234, 253, 254,
287, 362, 488, 489
Donningfcon ( Uonington)- Palmer, 132
Dorney, co. Bucks, 35
Dorryngton (Doryngton). See Dur-
rington
Dorset, co.. 46, 83, 100, 214, 301, 346,
347, 348
Doughton. Sec Donnington
Downash (Downeash), 57, 73, 129, 133,
170, 302
Downe, co. Salop, 183
Downeley, 9, 134, 415
Downings (Downinges), 134, 463
Drayton, 134, 231, 337
Drayton-Wigenholt, 134. 337
Drungewick (Drungeweeke, Drunge-
wike), 64, 134, 282
Duddlesfold. See Diddlesfold
Duddleswell (Dudleswell). 8, 134
Dud worth, co. Berks, 65
Duggleslake, 290
Dumpford (Damford,Dampford, Demp-
ford, Dumford), 33, 39, 102, 120, 124,
128, 129, 134, 135,136, 145, 146. 152,
153, 185, 203. 204, 207, 257, 364, 373,
394, 395, 408, 409, 416, 432. 436, 445,
446, 447, 454, 461, 462. 470. 478, 479,
480, 497
Duncton (Dunckton, Dunketon, Dunk-
ton), 80, 86, 109, 136, 143, 347, 348,
392, 425, 502
Duncton, New and Old, 110, 136
Durford, 136, 453
Dunsfold (Dunsfould), co. Surrey, 251,
482
Durismes. co. Middlesex, 265
Durrington (Derrington, Derryngton,
Deryngton, Dirrington, Dorryngton,
Doryngton, Durington, Duryngton),
65, 66, 67, 68, 127, 136, 166, 184, 210,
389, 433. 509, 510
Dycham. See Dytcham
Dycheling (Dychening, Dychelyng,
Dychenyng, Dychennyng, Dytche-
lyng. See Ditchling
Dychening-Garden. See Ditchling
Dydling. See Didling
Dyll. See Dill
Dymchurch, co. Kent, 331
Dytcham (Dycham), 203, 204, 408
Dyxter (Dyxterne). See Dixter
E.
Eadberton. See Edburton
Earde, co. Kent. 305. See Crayford
Earlington. See Erlington
Earlscourt (Earles-Court), 137, 177, 193,
473. See Westdean
Earnley (Earnelie, Earnly). See Ern-
ley
Earsham, 137, 156, 192, 510. See Hails-
ham
Eartham (Ertham), 2. 9, 41, 42, 82,
136, 137, 147, 148, 156, 195, 205, 328,
392, 402, 445, 499
Easebourne (Eas borne, Easeborne,
Esborne, Eseborne, Esebourn, Ese-
bourne, Esseborne, Eysbourne), 9,
10, 27, 28, 35, 48, 49, 110, 114, 137,
156, 157, 160, 177, 306, 392, 427, 440,
477, 503
Eason, co. Kent, 371
East Aldryngton (East Aldrington,
Eastaldrington, East Alryngton,
Est Aldrington), 15, 138, 200, 358,
392, 500. See Aldrington
East Angmering (East Angmeryng,
Estangermyng, Estangmeryng, Est
Angmeryng, Eatangmyring, Est
Agmeryng), 7, 15, 79, 132. 138, 147,
148, 165. 183, 197, 302, 337, 355, 356,
378, 472, 484, 485, 488. See Ang-
mering
East Angmering. See Avenells
East Allington 5, 138. See Allington
East Alryngton. See East Aldryng-
ton
East Ashling (East Asheling, Est
Asshelyng), 126, 398
Eastbourne (Eastboorne, Eastborn,
Eastborne, East Borne, East Bourn,
Eastbourn, Estborne, Estbourne), 22,
37, 43, 44, 46, 73, 90, 122, 123, 138,
139, 140, 141, 141-2, 142, 151, 157,
170, 171, 189, 192, 197, 203, 217, 248,
261, 262, 272, 273, 296, 297, 298, 339.
342, 357, 358, 367, 382, 412, 426, 430J
466, 493, 494
Eastbourne-Burton (Eastboorne-Bur-
ton, Eastborne- Burton), 21, 93, 139,
142, 260, 296, 297, 316, 388, 431
Eastbourne-Gildredge(Eastborne-OHld-
redge, Eastborne-Gildregge, East-
bourne-Gildridge), 138, 139, 140, 141,
142, 193, 339
Eastbourne-Horsebrooke, 493
Eastbourne -Medley (Eastborne - Med-
ley), 141, 273
Eastbourne-Medsey (Eastborne-Med-
sey), 73, 141, 29(5, 297
Eastbourne - Netherin (Eastbourne -
Nether-Inn), 139, 141, 212, 223
Eastbourne-Parker (Eastborne-Parker),
138. 142, 493
Eastbourne-Tenant-Down, 493
566 SUSSEX MA.NQRS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
Eastbourne- Wilson (Eastborne-Wilson,
Eastbourn-Wilson). 61, 139, 140, 142,
260
Eastbrooke (Estbrooke), 142, 157, 413
Eastbrooke (Eastbrook), co. Southamp-
ton, 287, 473
Eastdean (Eastdeane, East Dean,
Eastedeane, Eastedene, Esden, Est-
deane, Estdene), near Chichester. 9,
5(5, 57, 82, 142, 502
Eastdean (East Dean, East Deane,
Eastdeane, Eastden. Estdeane, Est-
dene), near Seaford, 43. 44, 51, 122,
123, 130, 140, 143, 248, 298, 304, 342,
466, 493
Eastergate (Estergate), 23, 41, 43, 55,
143, 162, 178, 219, 23i, 440, 508. See
Gates
East Ferring, 143, 165,333, 334
Eastgreenfeild, 112
East Grinstead (Eastegrinsted, East-
greenestead, East Greenestead, East
Greenstead, Eastgreensted, East
Greenestead, East Greenested, East
Greinsted, East Grenested, Eastgrene-
sted, Eastgrenstead, Eastgrensted,
Eastgrinsted, East Grinsted, East-
grinstead, East Grinstead, East Grin-
steed, Eastgrynsted, Estgreenested,
Estgrenested, Est Grenested, Est-
grensted, Est Grenysflfed, Estgrinsted,
Estgrynsted, Est Grynsted), 8, 13, 14,
24, 48, 51, 57, 59, 60, 61, 68, 73, 84,
88, 103, 112, 119, 120, 122, 143, 144,
152, 154, 157, 186, 187, 191, 204, 213,
225. 226, 242, 264, 265, 272, 273, 291,
294', 303, 304, 318, 319, 323, 325, 338,
349, 350, 355, 375, 382, 383, 388, 389,
390, 412, 420, 422, 423, 424, 426, 427,
428, 432, 445, 446, 451, 461
East Guldeford (East Guildford, East
Guilford, Eastguldeford), 77, 144,
145, 167, 190, 217, 239, 317, 342, 353,
380, 383, 439, 484. See Guldeford
Easthampnett (Easthampnet, East
Hampnett, Esthampenett, Esthamp-
nett, Esthamppenett), 9, 145, 147, 499
East Harting (Eastbarting, East Hart-
yng, Easthartyng, Estharting, Est
Hartyng, Esthartyng), 135, 145, 146,
203, 204, 408. 409, 453, 479. 480
Easthothly (East Hoadly. Easthoadly,
Easthoathleigh, East Hoathley, East-
hoathly, East Hoathly, Easthoth-
leigh, Easthothley, Easthothlie, East-
hothligh, East Hothlye. East Hodley,
East Hoodley, Esthothlie, Esthothly,
Hoathley, Hoathly), 80, 81, 90. 146,
153, 173, 206, 207, 212, 228, 284, 285,
354, 362, 363, 368, 370, 411, 458, 459
East Itchenor (Est Ichenor, Estyche-
ner), 146, 147, 157
East Lavant (Eastlavant, Estlavant),
59. 147, 195, 263, 307, 428, 429, 481,
482. See Lavant
East Harden (Eastmarden. East Mar-
don, Eastmerden, Estemarden, Est-
marden, Est Mardon, Estmerden).
78, 82, 132, 202, 205, 288, 422, 453^
473, 500
Easton. 398. See Eston
Easton (Eason), co. Kent, 371
Easton-Bassett, co. Wilts, 302
East Preston (Eastpreston, Est Pres-
ton). 15, 132, 147, 165, 197, 254, 355,
356, 362, 378, 379, 488
Eastridge, 121, 147
East Wantley, 37, 37-8, 147
Eastwell, co. Kent, 96, 237
East Wittering (Eastwittering, East
Wythering, Est Wettering, Est-
withering, Estwittering, Estwyther-
yng, Estwyteryng, Estwytteryng),
59, 147, 148, 149, 154, 155, 188, 234.
250, 307, 329, 456
Batons (Eaton, Eattons, Eton), 148,
149, 151, 158, 302
Ebberton. See Edburton
Ebernowe (Ebernow, Hibernhoo, Hyber-
nowe), 9, 149, 150, 215, 236, 237, 336,
392. See Ibernowe
Eboney (Ebony), co. Kent, 201, 400
Eboney Priory, co Kent, 400
Ecclesden(Ecclesten, Eccleston,Eggles-
den, Eglesden), 138, 150, 151, 302,
356, 488
Ecchyngham (Echingham, Echyng-
ham). See Etchingham
Ecclesham. See Icklesham
Echyngfeld. See Itchingfield
EckingtonaZm* Ripe (Ekington Ekyng-
ton), 37, 44, 51, 52, 92, 150, 151, 206,
207, 211, 213, 223, 262, 272, 273, 304,
363, 370, 392, 426, 427, 453, 494. See
Ripe
Eckington (Eighington, Ekington)
alias Veneland, 151, 211
Edburton (Eadberton, Ebberton, Eber-
ton, Edberton. Elberton), 154, 201,
229, 291, 305, 347, 360, 385, 386, 400,
443, 447, 448, 463, 464, 489, 500, 501
Edmunds, co. Surrey, 127
Edynbrygge, 445
Effingham-Eastcourt, co. Surrey, 503
Egdean (Egdeane, Egdene, Egden,
Erdsden), 32, 80, 202, 290, 348
Egglesden. See Ecclesden
Egley Mead, 195, 196
Egremond (Egremound), co. Cumber-
land, 348, 349
Eighington. See Eckington
Eitchingham. See Etchingham
Ekington (Ekyngton). See Eckington
Elberton. See Edburton
INDEX OF PLACES.
567
Ellsted. See Elsted
Ellysfeld. co. Southampton, 66
Elmer. 151, 163, 231
Elmer Poole, 151, 162, 163
Elryngton, 124
Elsbeare, co. Devon, 379
Elshams, 148, 149. 151. See Batons
Elsted (Ellsted, Elstead, Elsteed, El-
vested. Ested), 4, 87, 101, 119, 128,
135, 136, 146, 151, 152, 153, 157, 161,
202, 20li, 204, 205, 241, 245, 240, 377,
408, 444, 445, 446, 447, 461, 462, 479,
480, 485
Elvested. See Elsted
Elyngton, co. Northumberland, 311
Enam. See Enham
Endelwykes (Endlevenwykes). See
Enlevvykes
Enfeild (Enfeld), 49
Enffeild, co. Kent, 371
Enham (Enam), 153, 171, 172
Enlewykes (Endelwykes, Endleven-
wykes, Enlevenwykys), 153
Ensfeild, co. Kent, 371
Erches (Erchis), 8, 153. See Arches
Erdingleigh. See Erthingley
Erdsden. See Egdean
Erith, co. Kent, 96
Erleys (Erles), 62, 154, 305
Erlington (Earlington, Erlyngton),
103, 122. 123, 153, 211, 293, 303, 308,
309. See Arlington
Eruley (Earnley, Earnelie, Earnly,
Erneley, Ernelie, Ernie, Ernley,
Ernly), 137. 147, 148, 154, 155, 156,
157, 234, 307, 398
Erring ham (Eryngham, Irringham),
62, 100, 156, 244; 404, 496
Erringham alias Brewes-Barns. See
Chiltington
E rringham-Bruse ( Erringham- Bruce) ,
156
Erringham - Walsted (Erreingham-
Walsted, 156
Ersham, 156, 192. See Hailsham
Ertham. See Eartham
Erthingley (Erdingleigh, Erthingle,
Erthingligh, Erthiuglygh, Erthyng-
ly), 156, 165, 235, 423, 426, 427, 483.
See Ardingly
Eryngham. See Erringham
Escombe. See Estcombe
Eseborne. See Easebourne
Esebourne. See Easebourne
Esewrithe (Esewrith), 9, 10. 157, 474
Eshitisford, co. Kent, 96
Essebourne. See Easebourne
Essex, co., 27, 51, 73, 83, 87, 120, 214,
260, 284, 285, 304, 309, 322, 362, 391,
403, 427, 479, 497, 500
Est Aldrington. See East Aldryngton
Est Angmeryng. See East Angmering
Est Agmeryng. See East Angmering
Estbourne. See Eastbourne
Estbrooke. See Eastbrooke
Estcombe (Escombe), 187
Estcutes, 157
Ested. See Elsted
Estenburn, co. Berks, 375-6
Est Grenested. See East Grinstead
Esthampnett. See Easthampnett
Estharting. See East Harting
Esthothlie (Esthothly). See East
Hothly
Est Ichenor. See East Itchenor
Eston (Easton) in Sidlesham, 99, 398
Estmarden (Estmerdon). See East
Marden
Eston in Little Horsted, 157, 234
Est Preston. See East Preston
Est Wittering. See East Wittering
Estychener. Sae East Itchenor
Etchingfield. See Itchingfield
Etchingham (Ecchyngham, Eching-
ham, Echyngham, Eitchingham,
Itchingham), 23, 24, 27, 28, 32, 33,
49, 50, 55, 76, 81, 130, 131, 132, 157,
158, 180, 181, 198, 202, 205, 206, 244,
246, 284, 285, 286, 312, 313, 338, 339,
357, 384, 396, 397, 435, 440, 487, 499
Etchingham (Echingham, Itching-
ham)-Salehurst, 158, 246
Etenburge, 416
Eton. See Batons
Eveney, co. Kent, 400
Ewehurst (Eweherst). See Ewhurst
Eweline, 158, 316, 509, 510. See Newe-
line
Ewhurst (Eweherst, Ewehurst, Ewerst,
Ewherst, Ewhirst), 27, 49, 50, 61, 69,
83, 89, 90, 158, 159, 172, 179, 205, 206,
214, 248, 258, 309, 331, 352, 353, 371,
404, 419, 451, 474
Ewhurst, co. Surrey, 13, 357
Excetseynclere, 59, 159
Excett (Exceat, Exceatt, Excet, Excett,
Excate, Exet), 28, 43, 44, 59, 159, 176,
291, 342, 466, 473
Exeter, city, 281
Eydon (Idon), 160, 239
Eysbourne. See Easebourne
Paireleigh (Faireley, Fairleigh, Fair-
leight). See Fairlight
Fairlight (Faireleigh, Faireley, Fair-
leigh, Fairleight, Fareleigh, Fareley,
Farelie, Fareligh, Farlegh, Farleght,
Farleigh, Farley, Farligh, Farlighe,
568
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OP FINES.
Farly, Farlye, Fayrleigh, Ferley), 17,
27, 61, 71, 145, 160, 161, 172, 176, 179,
190, 205, 206, 207, 208. 229, 237, 238,
275, 276, 298, 299, 300,' 301, 323, 331,
347, 371, 382, 419, 420, 474, 495, 510.
Sec French-Court
Fairstead, co. Kent, 108
Fakeham, 292. See Thakeham
Falgeham, 163
Falkington. See Folkington
Falmer (Famer, Fulmer). 66, 67, 68,
161, 201, 354, 355, 400, 402, 412, 426,
427, 455
Famer. See Falmer
Fansham, 163
Fant. See Frant
Fant-Pittes, 374
Fareleigh (Fareley, Farelie, Fareligh).
See Fairlight
Farlesh (Farleght, Farleigh, Farley,
Farligh, Farlighe, Farly, Farlye).
See Fairlight
Farley, co. Kent, 205
Farlington, co. Southampton, 99, 495
Farneridge. See Farredge
Farnhurst (Farnehurst, Farnest, Farn-
yst, Ferneherat, Fernest, Fernhest,
Fernehurat), 28, 35, 48, 49, 111, 114,
128, 152, 161, 165, 288, 306, 370, 397,
446, 502
Farnest (Farnyst). See Farnhurst
Farnefold, 392, 393
Farnefold-Wood, 392, 393
Farnth. See Frant
Farredge (Farneridge, Farrege), 161,
162, 267
Farrings, 162. See Ferrings
Fauxton, co. Northampton, 311
Fawborne, co. Essex, 479
Fawkenershurst (Fawlconers - Hurst),
co. Kent, 302
Fayrefeild, co. Kent, 124
Fayrefyld, 124
Fayrleigh. See Fairlight
Fearne. See Feme
Feeld. See Field
Feen, 107
Felfam (Felfham). See Felpham
Felgeham (Felgham, Felgheham). See
Felpham
Fellongley, co. Warwick, 374
Felpham (Felfam, Felfham, Felgeham,
Felgham, Felgheham, Feltham, Fleg-
ham, Phelpham). 23, 41, 79, 80, 147,
151, 162. 163, 164, 169, 180, 305, 306,
349, 423^ 425, 489
Feltham. See Felpham
Fenton, co. Stafford, 376
Fering. See Ferring
Ferle. See Firle
Ferley. See Fairlight
Feme (Fearne, Feryne), 162. 164
Ferneherst (Fernest, Fernhest. Feme-
hurst). See Farnhurst
Fernt (Fernth). See Frant
Ferrit, co. Kent, 175
Ferring (Fering, Ferryng), 132. 143.
150, 165, 183, 253, 254, 302, 337. :;:>(;.
365, 488
Ferrings (Farrings, Ferringes), 100,
162, 165, 166
Feryne. See Feme
Fetchyng. See Fletching
Field (Feeld), 166, 183, 184, 256
Field- Place, 166
Fillonghley, co. Warwick, 374
Filsham (Filseham, Fylsham), 25, 27,
166, 167, 197, 198, 339, 349
Filtebridge, 388
Finchingfeild. co. Essex, 391
Findon (Finden, Fynden, Fyndon), 66,
67, 76, 93, 107, 108, 134, 167,168,202,
210, 211, 223, 290, 315. 389, 423, 424,
437, 463, 464, 470, 496, 503
Firle (Ferle, Firley, Fryle, Furle, Fyrle),
31, 80, 81, 168, 181,207, 279,283, 284,
412, 475
Fishbourne (Fishborne, Fyshborne,
Fysseborne), 168, 234, 317
Fishergate (Fysshersgate), 63, 168, 177
Fiskeridge (Fiscaredge, Fiskaredge,
Fiskerigg, Fiskridge, Fyskeridge),
73, 168, 213, 272, 273
Fittleworth (Fitlesworth, Fitleworth,
Fytleworth, Fyttelworth, Fyttle-
worth, Fyttylworth), 2, 9, 32, 35, 80,
82, 109, 149, 202, 205, 265, 266, 267,
290, 310, 337, 348, 365, 380, 381, 420,
421, 468, 502, 509, 510
Flanceham (Flannsham, Flansham),
23, 151, 162, 163, 169
Flaxborough, 169, 213
Flecchyng (Fleching). See Fletching
Flegham. See Felpham
Fletching (Flecchyng, Fleching, Flet-
cheng, Fletchyng), 8, 21, 48, 51, 61,
72, 73, 84, 85, 86, 112, 120, 129, 139
140, 169, 170, 174, 175, 193, 212, 225,
226, 230, 242, 272. 273, 291, 293, 316,
317, 318, 319, 323, 335, 340, 354, 390,
423, 426, 430, 431, 432, 465, 466, 494
Flote (Float), 169, 309
Fockeington (Fockington, Fockyng-
ton). See Folkington
Foder-Marsh (Fodder-Marsh, Fodder-
Mersh, Foddermersh), 169, 299, 300,
301
Foder - Mersham (Fodder - Mersham,
Foddermersham, Foder [-Marsham],
Fodermersham), 169, 299, 300, 301
Folkington (Falkington. Fockeington,
Fockington, Fockyngtou, Fogiugton,
Foginton, Foington, Fokeington,
Fokington, Fokyngton, Folkington
INDEX OF PLACES.
Fowington), 4, 25, 45, 51, 52, 60, 71,
73, 92, 95, 139, 140,169, 170, 171, 172,
230, 248, 272, 273. 283, 284, 303, 304,
333, 342, 389, 390^ 422, 423, 476, 493,
494
Fontyngton. See Funtington
Ford (Forda, Fordes, Forth, Forthe),
77, 106, 121. 153, 163, 171, 171 , 172,
185, 190, 242, 420, 508
Forest-place, co. Kent, 23, 251
Forestrowe (Forestrewe) r 350, 428
Forsters. See Fosters
Forth (Forthe). See Ford
Fosters (Forsters), 172, 206, 411
Fowington. See Folkington
Fowsleys, co. Kent, 50
Foxearle, 173, 185, 206, 207, 215,
328
Foxhunt, 4, 80, 81, 98, 146, 173, 193,
206, 209, 212, 459, 496
Foxley, co. Berks, 65, 254
Frackbarrow (Frackebarrow), 231,
251
Framfield (Framefeild, Framefeld,
Framf eild, Framf eld, Framfild, Fram-
fyld, Franfield, Franfeld, Fraum-
feild). 13, 60, 72. 73, 80, 81, 84, 85,
86, 153, 173, 174, 180, 181, 193, 206,
207, 212, 227, 228. 256. 304, 359, 363,
368, 369, 434, 506, 507, 510
Francklyns (Franckleyns). See Frank -
lyns
Franfield (Franfeld). See Framfield
Frankham (Frankeham), 295
Franklands. See Franklyns
Franklyns (Franckleyns, Francklyns,
Franklands), 174, 175, 212
Frant (Fant, Farnth, Fernt, Fernth,
Franth, Fraunt, Frent, Frenth), 28,
29, 62, 72, 85, 86, 161, 165, 175, 176,
188, 189, 193, 260, 374, 407
Frant (Fant, Franth, Frenth), co. Kent,
175, 176
Franth. See Frant
Fraumfeild. See Framfield
Fraunt. See Frant
French-Court (Frenchcourt), 17, 160,
161, 176, 190, 331. See Fairlight
Frent (Frenth). See Frant
Freshwater, I. YV., 366
Freston. See Friston
Friston (Freston, Fryston), 28, 43, 44,
52, 130, 159, 176, 177, 211, 248, 283,
284, 291, 342, 451, 466, 473, 494
Frittenden, co. Kent, 205, 279
Frogfirle (Froggefyrle), 51, 52, 73. 177,
304, 494
Frydynghurst, co. Surrey, 204
Fryle. See Firle
Fryston. See Friston
Fulmer. See Falmer
Funtington (Fontyngton, Funtyng-
ton), 55, 99, 126, 177, 302, 310, 315,
366, 398, 417, 423
Furle. See Firle
Fustes, 177, 396
Fylsham. See Filsham
Fyltebridge, 389
Fynchemsted, co. Berks, 110
Fynden (Fyndon). See Findon
Fyning (Fynyng), 177, 373, 449
Fyrle. See Firle
Fyshborne. See Fishbourne
Fyskeridge. See Fiskeridge
Fysseborue. See Fishbourne
Fysshersgate. See Fishergate
Fytleworth (Fyttel worth, Fyttleworth,
Fyttylworth). See Fittleworth
Garisfourd, co. Northumberland, 348 |
Gateombe, co. Southampton, 147
Gate, 27, 178
Gate and Glossoms (Glosshams), 178,
451
Gatecombe, Little, co. Southampton, 110
Gatecourt (Gate-Court), 130, 131, 178,
451, 474
Gate-Place, 178
Gates, 143, 178, 179, 333, 473, 508
Gates alms Westergate. 3
Gatewick, 179, 203
Gatton (Gayton), co. Surrey, 372
Gelsling. See Guestling
Gene, 87
Gensing (Gensyng), 7, 125, 179, 220,
262, 331, 510
George-Nympton, co. Devon, 379
Gosling (Geslyng). See Guestling
Gestling (Gestlyng). Sec Guestling
Gestling alias Church House, 17 , 190
Gestling alias Gensing, 179
Gildridge. See Gylrygge
Giles (S. Giles). See Gyles
Glasey, 371
Glattiug, 163, 180
Glinde (Glynd). See Glynde
Glossoms (Glossams, Glosshams, Glos-
somes), 178, 451
Glossomes-Hale, 178
Glottingham (Glotyngham), 157, 158,
180, 313
Gloucester, co., 65, 124, 162, 195, 347,
412, 497
Glynde (Glind, Glinde, Glyne, Glynd),
10, 30, 31, 56, 72, 83, 109, 130, 173,
180, 181, 211, 362, 363, 368, 369, 409,
412, 418. 419
570
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Glyne, 181, 304, 362
Goat (Goate, Gott), 33, 181, 185, 369
Goatley. See Gotley
Goddenwick (Goddingweek), 98, 181,
460
Goddenwick (Goddingwick) Farm, 181,
182, 279, 351, 432
Goddingweek. See Goddenwick
Godfreys, 73, 182
Godshill, co. Southampton, 3
Godstone (Godston), co. Surrey, 186,
187. 303, 388, 389
Godwell, co. Kent, 339
Golbines. See Golbyns
Golbyns (Golbines, Golbynes), 51, 52,
73. 95, 182, 304
Goldspur (Goldspurr, Gouldspurr,
Gouldspurre), 182, 185, 205, 206
Goodwood (Goodwod), 9, 182, 183, 195
Gorein-Leigh. See Goringley
Goring (Goreing, Goryng). 7, 9, 15, 66,
79, 80, 96, 129, 143, 150, 165, 166, 183,
184, 185, 199, 202, 205, 210, 253, 290,
328, 386, 424, 426, 431, 488, 500, 509,
510
Goringley (Goreing-Lee, Gorein-Leigh,
Goringlee, Goringlegh, Gorynglee,
Gorynglygh), 135, 184, 185, 257, 393,
394
Goryng. See Goring
Gorynglee (Gorynglygh)? See Goring-
ley
Gotham (Gottam), 83. 173, 185, 214
Gotley (Goatley, Goteley), 172, 181, 185,
474
Gott. See Goat
Gottam. See Gotham
Goudhurst, co. Kent, 491
Gouldspurr. See Goldspur
Gouldwell, co. Kent, 50
Gowdherst, co. Kent, 504
Graffham (Grafham, Graffam, Groff-
ham), 9, 28, 185, 205, 208, 392, 499,
501, 502
Gralingwell (Gray ling well), 96, 185,
186, 187
Granesby, co. Lincoln, 311
Grange, 186
Grants (Graunts), 69, 186
Gratham. See Greatham
Gravety, 186, 187
Graylingwell. See Gralingwell
Greatham (Gratham, Greteham, Gret-
ham), 20, 109, 187, 188, 329, 337, 490.
491
Great Herst Park (Great Herstpark,
Greatherst-Park), 121, 188, 235. See
Danny
Green (Greene, Grene), 5, 6, 9, 20, 25,
32, 82, 101, 123, 124, 134. 233, 265,
282, 287, 307, 332, 336, 337, 393, 398,
473, 488. 501, 502
Greenhill, 188, 349.481. See Westlands
Greene (Grene)-Hamerton, co. York,
348, 349
Greenested (Greensted, Greenstead,
Grenested). See Grinstead
Greinsted (Gransted) - Weild, 13, 14,
188
Grenstret, 376
Gretebrodwater, 288
Greteham (Gretham). See Greatham
Gribthorpe, co. York, 348
Grinstead (Greenested, Greensted,
Greensteed, Grenested), 269, 270, 350
Grofiham. See Graffhani
Groombridge (Gromebridge, Grome-
brydge, Groomebridge), 188, 189. 303,
368
Groombridge (Gromebridge), co. Kent,
188, 189
Grove, 189. 190, 328, 509, 510
Groveland,' 189, 190, 328
Guestling (Gelsling, Gesling, Geslyng,
Gestelyng, Gestling, Gestlyng, Guest-
lyng), 17, 27, 49, 50, 61, 69, 71, 89,
102, 160, 166, 172, 179, 190, 198, 205,
206, 229, 237, 238, 262, 294, 299, 300,
301, 331, 347, 371, 403, 404, 407, 419,
438, 474, 495, 510
Guildenhurst, 190
Guldeford (Guyldford, Guylford), 144,
190, 205, 206, 217, 239, 342, 380. See
Bast Guldeford
Gunworth, 9, 190
Guyldford (Guylford). See Guldeford
Gyles (Giles), 171, 179, 190, 191, 381
Gylrygge (Gildridge), 179, 191
H.
Hachyngfeld. See Itching field
Hackenden, 122, 123, 191, 350, 352, 420
Hackworthy, co. Devon, 379
Hadley, 390
Hadlow, co. Kent, 176
Hadsor, co. Worcester, 225
Hailsham (Hailesham, Halesham,
Hallysham, Hayelsham, Haylesham,
Haylisham, Haylsham, Haylysham,
Helsham, Hersham, Heylesham,
Heylsham). 4, 12, 16, 24, 28. 29, 36,
37, 51, 52, '57, 60, 61, 69, 72, 73, 80,
81, 83, 85, 86, 89, 92, 94, 130, 133, 134,
137. 139. 140, 141, 142, 156, 167, 170,
173,' 192! 193, 206, 207, 208, 211, 212,
213, 214. 228, 232, 248, 261, 262, 272,
273, 275; 279, 293, 294, 299, 300, 302,
303, 304, 309, 318, 319, 333, 342, 346,
INDEX OF PLACES.
571
354, 370, 382, 388, 389. 403. 411, 412,
425, 434. 466, 467, 473, 493/494, 510
Halden, co. Kent, 180
Haldleigh (Haldeleigh), 193, 272. See
Cuckfield-Haldleigh
Half naked, 193, 194. See Halnaker
Haling, co. Southampton, 82
Halkesham, 300. See Hailsham
Hall, 62, 194, 279
Halland (Haland, Haleland), 194, 206,
207
Hailing, co. Kent, 357
Hallington. See Hollington
Halnaker (Halfenaked, Halfnaked,
Halfnakyd), 9, 22, 56, 58, 59, 147,
193, 194, 195, 196, 263, 271, 322, 328.
423, 429, 456, 473, 481, 499
Halnaker Farm, 195, 196
Halnaker Park, 195, 196
Halsthrop, co. Derby, 384
Ham (Hame, Hamm, Hamme), 148, 154,
196, 197, 198, 207, 215, 246, 273, 355,
356, 360, 398, 399, 445, 485, 493
Ham (Hamme), co. Kent, 67, 309
Hambrook, 99
Hamerden, 8, 112, 166, 197, 198, 312
Hamme. See Ham
Hamoudes, 344
Hampnet (Hampnett. Hamptnet,
Hamptenet), 58, 182,' 183, 198, 348,
428, 432, 478. See Westhampnett
Hampsted, 198, 221. See Holmsted-
Mortimers
Hamptnet (Hamptenet). See Hampnet
Hams (Hames, Hammes), 109, 199, 275,
412. See Hamsey
Hampton (Hamton). 28, 87, 183
Hampton- Magna, co. Worcester, 162
Hampton-Parva, 14, 171, 198, 355, 356,
378
Hampton- Wichards (Wychard). 9, 183,
199, 280, 487, 497, 508
Hampton-Wilcocks, 199, 280, 492, 508
Hamsey (Hamsay, Hamsley), 5, 19, 63,
66, 67, 68, 73, 109, 199, 291, 297, 304,
328, 410, 426, 446
Hanckham, 90
Hangleton (Hangilton, Hanglinton).
3, 33, 116, 117, 200, 201, 273, 304,
347, 358, 378, 379, 392, 400, 402, 403,
426, 449, 494, 500
Hangleton- Benfields, 200
Hardham (Hardam, Herdham), 79, 80,
107, 183, 201, 202, 213, 215, 244, 427
Harlam. 68
Hare-Court, 202
Haremare (Harmer, Hermer), 202, 213
Harmer. See Haremare
Harlawe (Hirlaue), co. Northumber-
land, 348
Harpetyng (Harpetynges), 202
Harringales. See Herringalea
Harrocks (Harrockes), 38, 39, 179, 202,
203
Hartfield (Hartefeld, Hartfeeld, Hart-
feild, Hartfeld, Hartfyeld, Hartfyld,
Hertefeld, Hertfeild, Hertfeld), 8,
24, 34, 50, 51, 52, 57. 59, 60, 73, 88,
94, 95, 98, 112, 170, 173, 189, 191,
203, 212, 213, 248, 264, 265, 269, 270,
272, 273, 291, 303, 304, 318, 338, 339,
355, 359, 370, 383, 390. 410, 412, 428,
432, 440, 442, 445, 460, 461, 495
Hartfield- Pashley ( Har tef eild-Pashe-
ley), 141, 203, 339, 482. See Pashley
Harting (Hartvng), 134, 135, 136, 145,
146, 177, 203, 204, 226, 325, 366, 373,
380, 396, 408, 409, 452, 453, 458, 461,
462, 471, 472, 478, 479, 480
Harwarton, co. Kent, 17
Hascombe, 39, 40
Haselbury- Brian (Haselber-Brian, Ha-
selber-Bryan, Haselbury-Bryan), co.
Dorset, 348
Haselden (Haseldon), 204, 247
Hasfold (Haisfould, Hassefold, Hasse-
ford), 9, 40, 204, 205, 415
Hasilbere, co. Dorset, 348
Hasleham, 66, 67, 68
Hasylmere, 202
Hastings (Hasting, Hastinge, Hast-
inges, Hastyng, Hastynge, Hastynges,
Hastyngs), 17, 27, 28, 38, 42, 44, 80,
81, 97, 101, 108, 113, 115, 116, 120,
172, 173, 179, 182, 190, 194. 205, 206,
207, 208, 211, 212, 213. 223, 263, 279,
293, 316. 331, 370, 393^ 395, 415, 418,
451, 466, 467, 495, 509
Hastings (Hasting), All Saints (All-
saints, All Sayntes), 207, 331, 382,
474, 495
Hastings, Castle Parish, 331, 495
Hastings, S. Andrew (Saynt Andrewes),
207, 382, 495
Hastings (Hasting), S. Clement (S.
Clements, Saynt Clementes), 207,
382, 474
Hastings (Hastyng), S. Leonard (Saynt
Leonardos, S. Leonards, Seynt Leon-
ards), 17, 198. 205, 206, 474, 509,
510
Hastings, S. Margaret, 198
Hastings (Hastinge, Hastyng), S. Mary
(S: Maries), Castle, 17, 166, 179. 190,
198, 205, 206, 207, 331, 382, 495, 509,
510
Hastings (Hastyng), S. Mary Mag-
dalene (Magdalen, Magdalin, Mag-
daleyn, Mawdlyn), 179, 198, 382, 510
Hastings (Hastyng), 179, 198, 510
Hatch, co. Devon, 379
Hatton, co. Derby, 130, 131
Haughton (Hawghton). See Hough-
ton
1572
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Haven, 207
Hawbedyne (Hawbedine), 135, 207,
409
Hawden, co. Kent, 371
Hawghtboys. co. Norfolk, 83
Hawkesborne (Hawkesburne, Hawkis-
borue, Hawkysborne), 4, 5, 152, 207,
208, 373, 446, 461. See Alkesborne
Hawkherst, co. Kent, 504
Hawkhurst (Hawkeherst, Hawke-
hurst), 32, 49, 50, 339
Hawksborough (Haukesbrough,
Hawkesborough), 206, 207, 208
Hawkysborne. See Alkesborne
Haydowne, 473
Haylsham (Haylesham), in Barwick,
208, 214
Hayshott (Hashot, Hayshett, Hayshot,
Heishott, Hesshet, Heyshett, Hey-
shot, Heyshott), 107, 109, 111, 114,
128, 194, 208, 215, 306, 347, 399, 416,
427, 440, 503
Hayte, 161, 208
Hayton. See Heighten
Hayworth (Haysworth, Heward), 118,
209, 215, 266, 279. 447, 498
Hayworth Portion, 117
Heathfield (Haythfeld, Heatfeild
Heathfeild, Heathfeld, Heathfyld,
Heithfeild, Hethefeild, Hethefyeld,
Hethfeild.Hethfeld), 29f 30, 31, 38, 51,
52, 61, 69, 73, 78, 80, 81, 83, 113, 114,
115, 125, 167, 173, 180, 181, 205, 206,
207, 209, 212, 214, 223, 224, 262, 272,
273, 285, 286. 292, 304, 335, 357, 370,
377, 386, 412, 426, 458, 459, 466, 467,
473, 493, 494
Heathlye. See Hodly
Hechyngfeild (Hechyngfeld). See
Itchingfield
Hedcorne, co. Kent, 279
Hedeligh, 226. See Westhothly
Hedley, co. Northumberland, 348
Heene (Heen, Hene, Herne, Hyen). 20,
35, 80, 107, 108, 209, 210, 237, 291,
389, 462, 496, 504
Heighligh. See Highley
Heighten (Hayton, Heyton), 127, 206,
208, 210, 211, 215, 248, 274, 283, 302,
323, 407, 408, 431
Heighton-S. Clere, 2, 36, 111, 151, 211,
230, 260, 291, 367
Heighurst. See Highurst
Hele, 288
Helington, co. Norfolk. 167
Hellington. See Hollington
Hellingly (Hellingely, Hellinglee,
Hellingleigh, Hellingley, Hellinglie,
Hellinglegh, Hellingligh, Helling-
leygh, Hellinglygh, Hellyngelygh,
Hellynglee, Hellynglegh, Hellyng-
leigh, Hellyngleygh, Hellyngligh,
Hellyngly, Hellynglygh, Hellyng-
lyght. Helyngleigh, Helyngly, Hel-
ynglygh). 28, 29, 36, 37, 42, 44, 51,
52, 60, 61, 73, 80, 81, 83, 92, 103, 104,
122, 123, 131, 133, 139, 141, 173, 181,
192, 206, 207. 211, 212, 223, 224. 262,
263, 275, 276, 283, 293, 299, 300, 302,
303, 304, 317, 319, 339, 346, 354, 370,
411, 412, 423, 429. 438, 46. 4<i7, 493,
494
Helsham. See Hailsham
Helughton, co. Norfolk, 167. See Hel-
ington
Hemgales. See Herringales
Hempsted (Hempstead), 173, 212. 213
Kendall (Hendale), 45, 54, 71, 72. 73,
85, 86, 92. 108, 129, 144, 168. 169,
174, 203, 212, 213. 215, 230. 241, 261,
272, 273, 280, 282^ 370, 375,' 377, 387,
411, 442, 470, 495
Henfield (Hendfeild, Hendfeld, Hend-
field, Henfeild. Henfeld, Henffeld,
Henfild). 135, 148, 149, 159, 189, 213,
228, 233, 254, 257, 258, 291. 302, 314,
319. 330, 331, 355, 385, 386, 391, 392,
394, 404, 424. 447, 448, 449, 450, 462,
462-3, 463, 469, 475, 476, 483, 490,
500, 501
Henhurst (Henherst), 205, 206, 213
Henyley, co. Warwick, 162
Herdham. See Hardham
Hereford, co., 347
Heringale. See Herringales
Hermer. See Haremare
Herne. See Heene
Herne, co. Kent. 331
Herningwould. co. Leicester, 67
Herringales (Harringale, Harringales,
Hemgales, Heringale, Heringales,
Herringdales, Herringdalls, Herrin-
gale), 80, 81, 90, 202, 206, 212, 213,
458, 459
Herringham(Heringham,Heryngham).
79, 80, 201, 202. 213, 215, 427
Hersham. See Hailsham
Herslinger. See Horselongever
Herslongever. See Horselongever
Herst, 11.12, 214, 344. See Penborn
Herstlongever. See Horselongever
Herstlunger. See Horselongever
Herstmonceux (Hartmonceux, Herse-
monceux. Hersmonceux, Herstmon-
ceaux, Herstmonceux. Herstmons-
ceux, Herstmonseux, Herstmontceux,
Herstmounceaux, Herstmounceux,
Herstmounseux, Herstmountceux,
Herstmountseux. Herstmountsex,
Herstmounzeux, Hertsmonceux,
Hormonseux, Horsemanseux, Horse-
monses, Horsemonseux, Horsemoun-
ceux, Hurstmonceux, Hurstmount-
ceux, Hurst- Mountceux, Hursemon-
INDEX OF PLACES.
sex), 11, 12, 26, 36, 44, 51, 54, 69, 72,
73, 80, 81, 83, 115, 133, 134, 158, 173,
185, 189, 192, 204, 205, 206, 207, 211,
213, 214, 215, 234. 235, 243, 262, 275,
276. 279, 286. 293. 294, 299, 300, 328,
333, 340, 341, 345, 403, 412, 422, 424,
434, 466, 467, 470, 483
Herst-Park, 235
Herstperpoint. See Hurstperpoint
Hertefeld (Hertfeild, Hertfeld). See
Hartfield
Hertford, co., 265, 392, 427, 497
Heryngham. See Hardham
Hesshet. See Hayshott
Hethehouse, co. Southampton, 453
Heward. See Hayworth
Hewell (Hewells), 215, 225, 378
Heyton. See Heighten.
Hibernowe (Hibernhoo, Hybernowe).
See Ebernowe
Hicksted, 28
Hide (Hyde), 73, 196, 215, 216. 237,
272, 273, 297, 382
Hide (Hyde)-Barton, co. Southampton,
287, 473
Hide, S. Maries Westout, 213
Hidney (Hydney), 216, 217, 237, 493
Higham, 31, 78, 144, 217, 218, 242,
495
Higham Ferrers [_sic\. 217
Highley (Heighleigh, Heighley, Heigh-
ligh, Heighlygh, Highleegh, High-
leigh, Highligh, Hyghleigh, Hygh-
lygh), 129. 210, 218, 219, 237, 398,
424,431, 505, 506
Highurst (Heighurst), 143, 211, 219
Hillcrofts, 219, 349,481. See Westlands
Kilters. See Hulters
Hippesbrooke, co. Kent, 371
Hirlaue. co. Northumberland. Sea Har-
lawe
Hitchingfeild. See Itchingfield
Hoathly (Hoathley), 80, 81, 207. See
East Hoathly
Hodeley, co. Surrey, 451
Hodly (Hoadley, Hoathley, Hodeley,
Hodelygh, Hodeleigh, Hodley, Hod-
leygh, Hodly e, Holdley, Hothlee),
21, 83.98, 119, 152,225,461
Hodore, 88, 220
Holehurst. co. Surrey, 123, 124
Holland, co. Kent, 188, 189
Hollands, 220
Hollingrove, 220. 388, 404
Hollington (Hallington, Hellington,
Holington, Hollinton, Holiyngton,
Holyngton), 17, 23, 27. 73. 81, 83, 'JO,
108, 114, 116, 166, 167, 179, 189, 190,
198, 205, 206, 207, 220, 221, 237, 238,
244, 272, 273, 309, 331, 345, 382, 387,
467, 474, 495,509, 510
Holmestrowe, 63, 221
Holmsted (Holmested), 198, 221
Holmsted (Holmested) - Mortimers
(Mortemers), 198, 221, 329
Holt(Holte), 221, 322. 433
Holtwotten, 221-2
Holwich (Hollewych, Holwych), 73,
222, 302, 304
Holyngarden, 222, 376
Home-Place. 222, 245, 368
Hoo-Court, 222
Hooe (Hoe, Hoo). 25, 27, 28, 44, 50, 51,
54, 61, 73, 80, 81, 83, 89, 90, 141, 205,
206, 207, 211, 222, 223, 232, 237, 238,
260, 272, 273, 275, 276, 304, 311, 312,
316, 340, 341, 353, 362, 382, 386, 390,
407, 411, 412, 424, 498
Hope, 223, 302
Hopgrace, co. Wilts, 65, 248
Hoppingthorne. See Wappingthorne
Hopton, 228
Horcombe, 223
Horeham (Horam), 223
Horkesley, co. Essex, 302
Horley, 202
Horley, co. Surrey, 78, 151, 391, 455,
456
Home, co. Surrey. 455, 456
Horningould, co. Leicester, 67
Horpingthorne. See Wappingthorne
Horsbrooke (Horssebrooke), 463
Horseley, co. Northumberland, 348
Horselongever (Herslinger, Herslong-
ever, Herstlongever, Herstlunger,
Horselunger, Horselunges, Horslon-
ger, Hurstlunger, Hurstlyngver,
Hurstlyngyvere), 214. 224, 225, 234,
467
Horsemonden, co. Kent, 259
Horsey (Horseye, Horssey, Horsy,
Horsye), 28, 83, 130, 131, 224, 279, 342
Horsford, co. Norfolk, 83
Horsham (Hersham, Horsam, Horse-
ham), 5, 59, 64, 85, 96. 106, 124. 125,
134, 135, 152, 179, 192, 202, 213, 215,
225, 231. 234, 239, 257, 314, 323, 326,
344, 356, 372, 378, 393, 394, 396, 400,
401, 404, 405, 424, 434, 436, 437, 439,
446, 447, 449, 449-50, 461, 462, 467,
468, 469, 470, 496
Horselunger. See Horselongever
Horsted, 73, 227, 302, 303, 430
Horsted-Keynes (Horstead-Canes, Hor-
stead-Kaynes, Horstead-Keynes, Hor-
stead-Keyns, Horsted-Caines, Hor-
sted-Canes, Horsted-Canyes, Horsted-
Caynes, Horsted-Kaines, Horsted-
Kaynes, Horsted -Kaynys, Horsted -
Keanes, Horsted-Keines, Horsted-
keynes, Horsted-Keyns, Horste-
keynes), 8, 51, 61, 64, 65, 69, 73, 84, 92,
94, 119, 120, 152, 225, 226, 226 n, 227,
252, 272, 273, 303, 308, 318, 319, 328,
574
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
353. 354. 388, 389, 390, 422. 426. 427,
443, 444, 445, 446, 455, 460, 481
Horsted-Keynes-Broadhurst, 64, 225,
226. 22(5 n
Horsted (Horstead)-Parva, 51, 108. 227,
228, 245, 270, 280, 304, 310, 338, 382,
426. 434, 507, 510
Horsy-marsh, 214
Horton, 228, 229, 291, 363
Horton, co. Bucks, 35
Horton. co. York, 49
Horton-Horsey. 228, 229. See Horton
Horton- Mabanck. 228, 229. See Horton
Hoseland (Hoselandes. Hosseland).229,
230
Hosiers (Hossyers, Hosyer. Hosyers),
73. 211, 213. 229, 230, 272, 273
Hospital of S. Bartholomew alias
Play den. See Play den
Hosseland. flee Hoseland
Hossyers. See Hosiers
Hothfeild. co. Kent, 50. 96, 353
Hothligh (Hothelygh, Hothleigh,
Hothley, Hothligh), 51, 230, 370. 371,
410, 445
Houghborne (Houhbourn). See Ow-
borne.
Houghton (Haughton, Hawghton), 9,
87, 230, 231, 265, 289, 292, 301. 356,
402, 405, 504
Houghton. Chase, 230
Houghton, le Downes, 230
Houndean (Hougdean, Houndeane,
Hounden, Houndene, Houngdene,
Howden, Howndean, Howndeane,
Hownedean, Hownden), 66, 67, 68,
151, 231, 232, 234, 236, 251, 271, 272,
273, 304, 412, 500
Houndeane (Hounedeane)-Dorset, 232,
304. 494
Hova-Ecclesia, 232
Hova-Villa, 52, 232. 387, 400
Hove (Hoove), 232, 316, 340, 361, 404,
426, 484, 487, 491
Howden. See Houndean
Howe (How). 27, 28, 89, 90. 211, 222,
232, 424, 466, 467, 494. See
Hooe
Howe (Hoo. How)-Court. 161, 222, 232,
233, 440
Howffe, 200
Howick (Howyck, flowycke, Howyk,
Howyke), 121, 233
Howke, co. Surrey, 391
Howndeane. See Houndean
Howseney, co. Kent. 145
Hudcote, co. Salop, 183
Hulters (Kilters, Hylters), 132, 219,
234, 237
Hunger Down, 195, 196
Hunnington, 157, 234. See Eston
alias Hunnington
Hunshaw, co. Devon, 379
Hunston (Hunson, Huston). 133, 147,
148. 195. 234, 322, 327, 337, 376, 423,
453
Huntingdon, co., 362. 497
Hurst (Herst), 44. 82, 83, 107, 129, 201,
234, 235, 236, 258, 267, 280, 319, 372,
400, 449. See Hurstperpoint
Hurstlyngyver (Hurstlunger). See
Horselongever
Hurstmonceux. Sec Herstmonceux
Hurston, 86, 234
Hurstperpoint (Herstperpoint, Herst-
perpond, Herstperpound, Herstper-
pount, Herstperpoynt, Hurstper-
pond, Hurstperpont, Hurstper-
pound, Hurstperpount, Hurstper-
poynt, Hurstpurpoint, Hyrstper-
poynt), 28, 83, 104,105, 107. 121, 129,
130, 189, 201, 214, 215, 231, 234. 235,
236, 257, 258. 267, 268, 275, 276, 317,
324, 330, 332, 334, 336, 347, 396, 400,
418, 422. 423, 426, 427, 439, 443, 455,
459, 463, 483, 489
Hurtemare, co. Surrey, 451
Hybernowe. See Ebernowe
Hycchynfeld. See Itchingfield
Hyde. See Hide
Hydney. See Hidney
Hyen. Sec Heene
Hyghleigh. See Highley
Hylters. See Hulters
Hynton-Pypard (Pypperd). co. Wilts,
65, 66, 248
I.
Ibernowe, 149, 150, 237,336,337. See
Ebernowe
Ichener (Ichenor, Ichenour). See Itch-
enor
Ichingfeild (Ichyngfeld, Itchinfeild,
Itchingfeld. Itchingfeild, Itchyng-
feild). See' Itchingfield
Ichington, co. Warwick, 162
Ichington-Longa, co. Warwick, 162
Icklesham (Ecclesham, Icclesham,
Iccklesham, Ickelesham, Iclesam,
Iclesham, Ikelesham, Ikellesham,
Ikelsham, Ikelysham, Ikilsham, Ik-
kelsham. Iklesham, Ikylsham), 27,
49, 50, 115, 160, 172, 179, 198, 205,
206. 217. 218, 229, 237. 238. 246, 299,
300, 301, 316, 347, 382, 403, 404, 407,
419. 445, 451, 489, 490, 495, 509, 510
Iden (Idon), 49, 50, 53. 61, 83, 124. 144,
145, 158, 159, 160, 179, 180, 190, 198,
INDEX OF PLACES.
575
205, 206, 238, 239, 249, 269, 275, 276.
277, 290, 309, 310, 331, 342, 352, 353,
382, 445
Ifield (Ifeeld, Ifeild, Ifeld. Iffieild,
Iffyld, Ifild, Ifyeld). 16, 53, 80, 81,
96, 112, 113, 114. 135, 201, 218, 219,
239, 240, 257, 261, 272. 326, 355. 363,
391, 393, 394, 400, 439, 447, 449, 468,
469, 500, 506
If old. See I void
I ford (Ifford, Ifoord), 63, 73, 87, 152,
213, 240, 241, 242, 250, 25], 255, 272,
273, 297, 298, 304, 407, 412, 426, 427,
445,461,462,484,494,500
Ifyeld. See Ifield
Igham. See Higbam
Iham (Igham), 217, 218, 242, 495. See
Higham
Ikelesham (Ikellesham, Ikelsham,
Ikelysham, Ikilsham, Ikkelsham.
Iklesham, Ikylsham). See Icklesham
Ilsham (Ilesbam), 171, 242, 508, 509
Ilsham-S. John, 242, 509
1 mbercourt, co. Surrey, 390
Imberhorne, 73, 242. 272, 273, 302, 303,
388, 389, 426
Imberhorne, co. Surrey, 303
Imworth, co. Surrey, 390
Ingrams (Ingrahams), 72, 214,243, 510
Innyng. 124
I ping (Ipeing, Ipyng), 101, 121, 122,
126, 194, '243, 244, 288, 427, 510
Iredge (Ireddgge), 23, 24, 244, 385
Ireland. 4
Iringham, 80, 202, 244. See Hardham
Irringham. See Erringham
Isenhurst, 78, 244
Isfield (Isfeild, Isfeld. Isfyld), 112,221,
222, 227, 245. 273, 304. 355, 368, 506,
507, 509, 510
Isle of Wight, 3
Islington, co. Norfolk, 31
Itchenor (Ichener. Ichenor, Ichenour),
146, 147, 148, 234, 341
Itchingfield (Echyngfeld, Etching-
field, Hachyngfeld, Hechyngfeild,
Hecbyngfeld, Hitchinfeild, Hitch-
ingfeild. Hitchingfeld, Hitching-
field, Hitchingfild, Hitchingford,
Hycchynfeld, Hycchyngfeld, Hych-
yngfeld. Hytchingfeld, Hytchyng-
feld, Hytchingfyeld, Ichingfeild,
Ichyngfeld, Itchinfeild, Itchingfeld,
Itchingfeild. Itchyngfeild), 25, 59,
64, 100. 109, 123, 124, 134, 152. 219,
234, 236, 245, 246, 290, 329, 337^ 344,
351, 372, 400, 423, 424, 436, 437, 439,
445, 446, 449, 450, 468, 469, 471, 490,
491, 504
Itchingham. See Etchingham
Itchingham-Salehurst. See Etching-
ham-Salehurst
Itford (Ittford), 11, 18, 129, 196, 226,
246, 445
Ittington (Ittenton, Ittinton), 204, 237,
246, 247, 316, 345
Ivechurch, 145
Ivechurch, co. Kent, 491
Ivold (If old), 240, 247
Iwade, co. Kent, 207
J.
Jevington (Jevyngton), 51, 52, 65, 66,
73, 94, 130, 139, 140, 170, 171, 247,
248, 260, 272, 273, 283, 284, 298, 303,
342, 362-3. 363, 412, 466, 493, 494
Jewhurst (Jwhurst), 83, 159, 248. 404.
See Ewhurst
K..
Kattesfeild. See Catsfield
Kaymer. See Keymer
Keanor (Keaner, Kymer), 249, 327
Kechenour (Kechenover, Kechenower,
Kechynnore, Keneover, Kenever),
249
Kempton, oo. Salop, 183
Kemsing, co. Kent, 474
Kenardington (Kennarton), co. Kent,
228
Kenardes, 249, 460
Keneover (Kenever). See Kechenour
Kennington, co. Kent, 96
Kenor (Keynor), 43, 147, 249, 250, 368,
398, 456, 486
Kent, co., 27, 28. 47, 49, 50, 62, 73, 75,
78, 83, 87, 96, 108, 122, 124, 151, 159
175, 176, 188, 189, 191, 205, 207, 214,
220, 228, 230, 237, 249, 251, 259, 260,
269, 270, 279, 302, 305, 309, 322, 323
331, 339, 355. 371, 373, 400, 412, 415,
416, 427, 454, 456, 474, 486, 487, 491,
504
Kentcham, co. Kent, 385
Kentyshild, co. Kent, 145
Kenward, 327
Kerdford (Kerdeford. Kerford). See
Kirdford
Ketchingham (Ketchinham, Kychen-
ham), 28, 250, 258, 338, 339
576 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Keyliffe (Keylife, Keylyff), 91, 250,
251, 491, 507
Keymer (Kaymer, Keymar, Keymere,
Kymer, Kymere). 71, 104, 105, 119,
189, 231, 249, 251, 252, 258, 271, 272.
325, 327, 328, 332. 342, 344, 427, 455,
489
Keynes-Broadhurst, 226, 252
Keynor. See Kenor
Keynston-Tarrant, co. Dorset. 100
Kildale, co. York, 348, 349
Kingsbarnes (Kingsbarns, Kynges-
barnes), 32, 39, 135, 252, 355, 394.
See Bidlington
Kingsfold (Kingesfold, Kingesfould,
Kingsford, Kyngesfold, Kynges-
fould). 26, 252, 253. 258
Kingsb.am (Kyngesham), 97, 253, 258,
302
Kingston (Kingstone, Kingstown,
Kings-Town, Kingstowne, Kinston.
Kyngeston). 129, 132, 165, 241, 253!
254, 255, 362, 365. 405, 413, 431, 445,
447, 484, 485, 488, 494, 500
Kingston-Bowsey (Kingston-Bowcy,
Kingston-Bysea, Kingston-by-Sea.
Kyngston-Bowsy), 74, 128, 180, 181,
211, 254. 256, 391, 490, 491
Kingston (Kyngeston) near Arundell,
183
Kingston (Kingeston, Kpngeston) near
Lewes, 3, 74, 87, 96. 129. 130, 216, 240,
241. 254, 255, 256, 258, 272, 273, 303,
304, 334, 358, 412, 413, 414, 426, 427,
489, 491, 494
Kingston (Kyngeston) near Shorham,
483
Kirdford (Kerdeford, Kerdford, Ker-
ford, Kirdeford. Kirford, Kydford,
Kyrdeford, Kyrdford, Kyredeford,
Kyrford), 9, 20, 21, 25, 32, 35, 36, 39,
40, 76, 82, 101, 109, 121, 123, 124, 126,
134, 147, 148, 149, 150, 166, 202, 205.
209, 233, 247, 256, 259, 265, 266, 287,
289, 306, 310, 336, 337, 348, 376, 392,
393, 398. 402, 405, 415, 477, 496. 501,
502, 504, 509, 510
Kirke-Hamerton (Kirkhamerton). co.
York, 348, 349
Kirton, co. Devon, 281. See Crediton
Knapp. See Knepp
Knell (Knole). See Field
Knell (Knole, Knoll), 166, 183, 184,
256, 257, 258, 302, 474
Knepp (Knapp), 135, 185, 256, 257,267.
326, 355, 356, 393. 396, 470
Knights - Hatch (Knightes - Hatch,
Knyghts-Hatch), 257, 258, 310, 420.
See Monckes
Knobbes. 258, 282. See Lovekyns
Knoll (Knole). See Knell
Knoll, co. Surrey, 123, 124
Knyghtes, 214
Knyghts-Hatch. See Knights-Hatch
Knyll, 65, 66, 258, 434, 439, 451
Kotesford, 28
Kychenham. See Ketchingham
Kydford. See Kirdford
Kymer. See Keanor
Kymer (Kymere). See Keymer
Kympton, co. Southampton, 66
Kyngesbarnes. See Kingsbarnes
Kyngesfold (Kyngesfould). See Kings-
fold
Kyngesham. See Kingsham
Kyngeston. See Kingston
Kyngeston near Lewes. See Kingston
near Lewes
Kyngeston near Shorham. See Kings-
ton near Shorham
Kyngsley. co. Oxford, 446
Kyngston, co. Southampton, 147
Kyngston-Bowcy. See Kingston Bow-
sey
Kyrdford (Kyrdeford, Kyredeford,
Kyrford). See Kirdford
L.
La Court. See Court
Lagham. co. Surrey, 48
Lagmarsh (Lagnersh), 259, 398
Laibrok. See Laybrooke
Lamberhurst (Lamberherst), 29, 90,
175, 176, 198. 230. 259, 260, 295, 312,
386, 487
Lamberhurst (Lamberherst), co. Kent,
29, 175, 176. 230, 259
Lamburn-Hall (Lambornehall), co.
Essex. 284, 285
Lambyns, co. Kent, 145
Lampham (Lamphams), 65, 66, 214.
247, 248, 260
Lamport, 140, 211, 231, 260
Lamport in Bourne, 28
Lancaster, Duchy, 8
Lancaster, Park, 8, 260
Lancing (Lainesing, Lanceing, Launce-
ing, Launcing, Launcyng, Launsing,
Launsmore, Launsyng, Lawnceing,
Lawnecing, Lawnsing), 66, 67, 68, 69,
79, 80, 107, 108. 135, 148, 186, 202,
232, 233, 260. 261. 263, 277, 288, 305,
310, 317, 394, 396, 404, 405. 440, 475,
476, 485, 496
Lanckham, 494
Lanckherst (Lanckhurit). See Lank-
hurst
Lanehurst. See Lankhurst
INDEX OF PLACES.
577
Langburtham, 329
Lang-hurst (Laugh erst). See Lank-
hurst
Langley, co. Oxford, 162
Langlies (Langlyes), 261
Langney. 213, 261, 262, 31,6, 344, 345,
368, 426
Lankehurst. See Lankhurst
Lankhurst (Lanckherst, Lanckhurst,
Lanehurst, Langherst, Langhurst,
Lankehurst), 179, 261, 262,331,510
Lardington. See Lordington
Laughton (Lawghton), 44, 52, 71. 72,
80, 81, 98, 206, 207, 222, 223, 245,262,
263, 275, 284, 303, 311, 340, 362, 363,
369, 370, 494, 504
Launcyng (Launceing, Launcing). See
Lancing
Launsmore. See Lancing
Launsyng. See Lancing
Lauerty (Lauertye). See Laverty
Lavant, 40, 147, 195, 263, 306, 429. See
East Lavant
Laverty (Lauerty, Lauertye, Lavertie,
Lavertye). 59, 60, 73, 263, 264, 265,
325, 451
Lawnsing (Lawnceing, Lawnecing).
See Lancing
Laybrooke (Laibrok, Laybroke, Ley-
broke), 65, 66, 265, 436, 437
Laythorn, 265
Le Broyle, 31, 180
Le Court (la Court). See Court
Le Dene, 84
Lee (Legh, Leghe, Leigh, Ley) in Fittle-
worth, 265, 266, 267, 277, 359, 420
Lee farm, 415
Leechpool. See Lichpoole
Legh. See Leigh alias Lee
Leghe. See Lee
Leginfeld, co. York. See Lekingfeild
Le Grey Fryers, Wynchelsey, 495
Le Holy Mote, Knepp, 257, 267, 355,
356
Le Hope, 161,267
Leicester, co.. 67, 87, 301, 347, 384, 427,
497
Leigh (Legh), 9, 56. See Lee
Leigh alias Lee (Legh) in Cuckfield,
118,268, 439
Leigh alias Barne-Grange (Lee), 21, 269
Leigh in Hurstperpoint. 267
Leigh, co. Devon, 379
Leigh-Grange, 269
Leigh next Tunbridge, co. Kent, 371
Leighton in Cowden, 270, 415
Leighton in Cowden, co. Kent, 269,
270
Leighton in Cowden, co. Surrey, 269,
270
Lekinfeild (Legingfeld, Lekenfeyld,
Lekinfeld), co. York, 348, 349
VOL. XX,
Le Leigh, 9
Le Males, co. Surrey. 372
Le Mote, 228, 270, 309, 310. See Moat
Lemynster (Lemyster). See Lyminster
Lenchemore. See Linchmere
Leominster. See Lyminster
Leonards (Leonardos), 271
Leppering (Loppering), 195, 196, 271,
280
Les (lez) Cantes, 231, 251. See Fracke-
barrow
Letelhorsted. See Little-Horsted
Letherington, 285. See Litlington
Lenyshode, co. Kent, 28
Levelysham. See Lewsham
Levemynster. See Lyminster
Leverance, 271, 445
Levesham. See Lewsham
Levetts (Levettes), 6, 271, 363, 475.
See Amies
Levisham. See Lewsham
Lewyke, 340
Lewes (Lewis, Lewys). 2, 6, 27, 38, 45,
63, 64, 71, 74, 80, 81, 83, 84, 92, 97,
108, 112, 114, 116, 129, .141, 144, 151,
154, 169, 170. 193, 196, 200, 203, 206,
207, 209, 213, 230, 231, 232, 235, 236,
239. 240. 241, 242, 245, 250, 251, 255,
256, 271, 272, 273. 274, 280, 282, 284.
298, 304, 309, 314, 317, 319, 350, 351,
358, 363, 368. 369, 374. 375, 377, 382,
387, 403, 408, 412, 418, 419. 423, 426,
427, 431, 432, 437, 442, 459, 462, 484,
489, 491, 492, 497
Lewes, All Saints, 213, 334, 335, 483
Lewes, All Souls (xic). 215
Lewes, Borough, 63
Lewes, Cliff e (Clive) near. 92. 127
Lewes, S. Andrew, 273, 427
Lewes, S. Anne. 212, 273, 413. 433, 483,
494
Lewes, S. Annes Westout, 215
Lewes, S. John Baptist, Southover
(S. John's in Southover), 215, 273,
483, 484
Lew"es, S. John under the Castle, 5, 63,
73, 87, 92, 109, 151, 152, 211, 213, 215,
272, 273, 274. 275, 304, 412, 427, 431,
432, 433, 445, 446, 461. 462. 494
Lewes, S. Mary in the Market, 274, 427
Lewes, S. Mary Westout (Westcout,
Westcourt, Westcort, Westourt,
Westowte), 66, 67, 68, 213, 215, 216,
274, 297, 304, 340, 412, 427, 489, 494
Lewes, S. Michael (Michaelles, My-
chelles). 90, 212, 213, 215, 255, 256.
335, 350, 483
Lewes, S. Pancras, 274
Lewes. S. Peter (Peter's), 66, 67, 68,
215-6,297, 304, 489
Lewes, S. Peter and S. Mary Westout,
92, 193. 213, ?32, 274, 413, 433, 483
f
578
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Lewes, S. Peter Westout (Westhut),
250, 274, 427
Lewes, S. Thomas in the Cliffe (in
Clive. in le Olive, in le Cliffe. in the
Clift), 74, 240, 272, 273, 335, 412,413,
484
Lewes, Southover, 274
Lewins (Lewens. Lewyns), 275, 277
Lewsham (Levelysham, Levesham,
Levisham, Lewesham, Lewysham,
Livisham). 103, 104, 271, 275, 276,
277, 280, 336, 341
Lewsham, co. Kent, 251
Lewyns. See Lewins
Ley. Sec Lee
Leybroke. See Laybrooke
Libury (Libery), co. Hertford. 151
Lichpoole (Leechpool, Litchpole, Lych-
pole, Lychpoole), 267, 277, 286,
406
Limington, co. Southampton, 96
Limister (Liminster, Limster). See
Lyminster
Limpsfeild, co. Surrey, 17
Linchmere (Lenchemore. Linchmore,
Lynchmere, Lynchmore), 28. 270. 277,
278, 288, 397, 398, 416, 492. See
Willinchmere
Lincoln, co., 83, 123, 214, 311. 327, 346,
347, 362, 427, 497
Lindfield (Lindfeild. Lfhfeild, Linfield,
Lyndefeld, Lyndfeild, Lyndfield.
Lyndfeld, Lyndffeld, Lyndfild, Lynd-
fyld, Lynfeild, Lynfeld, Lynfild). 16,
69, 73, 80, 83, 105, 106, 116, 117, 120,
174, 175, 181, 182, 209, 212, 235. 267,
278, 278-9. 279, 288,304,306,308,317,
323. 332, 340, 353, 355, 390, 410. 411,
412^ 416, 422, 423, 426, 427, 430, 439,
444, 447, 460, 461, 465, 466, 483, 484.
See Lingfield
Lingfield (Lingefeild, Lingfeild, Lyng-
feild, Lyngfeld), 225. 350, 410, 484.
See Lindfield
Lingfield (Linfeild, Lingefeild, Ling-
feild), 17, 48, 186, 187
Linton, co. York, 349
Litchpole. See Lichpoole
Litelton, 194, 279
Littleton (Littleington), co. Bedford, 12
Litlington (Litlyngton, Littleington.
Littlelington, Littlington, Lytlyng-
ton, Lyttlington), 51, 94, 192, 206,
279, 280, 283. 284, 285, 288, 304, 440,
494
Little Halden. co. Kent, 144, 205
Littlehampton (Little-Hampton. Lytel-
hampton. Lytell-Hampton, Lytle-
Hampton, Lytlehampton). 14, 27.59,
95, 107, 108, 150, 165, 171, 198, 280.
302, 338, 356, 378, 379, 436, 439, 443,
488, 509
Littlehampton- Wichards (Witchards),
280, 509. See Hampton-Witchards
Littlehampton - Wilcocks, 280. See
Hampton- Wilcocks
Little- Horsted (Letelhorsted, Litle-
horsted. Litell-Horsted), 120, 157,
227, 228, 245, 280, 294, 390. 506
Little-Hurst (Herst)-Park, 235. 236, 280
Littleington. co. Bedford. See Littleton
Littlington. See Litlington
Livisham. See Lewsham
Lodsworth (Loddesworth, Loddys-
worth, Lodysworth), 28, 107, 128,
280, 370, 501, 502
Lofehurst, co. Kent. See Lovehurst
London (city), 237. 287
London, co., 51, 73^ 74, 83, 89. 124, 214,
288, 295, 323, 347, 415, 427, 473,
487
London, Old Jewry, 473
London, S. Bartholomew the Less. 473
London, S. Bride's alias Bridgett's, 74
London, S. Bridget in Fleetstreet, 304
London, S. Dunstan in the East, 47
London, S. Mary Woolchurch, 280
London, S. Stephen, Colemanstreet,
460
London, S. Thomas the Apostle. 456
Longbridge (Longebridge), 213, 272,
273, 280
Longcroft (Longcrofts), 195, 196
Lordes landes, co. Berks, 21
Lordis lond Haward's, co. Berks, 65
Loppering. See Leppering
Lordington (Lardington, Lordyngton,
Lurdington, Lurtington), 2, 281, 286,
458, 487
Longdowne, 453
Lottinge, co. Kent, 331
Lovedane. co. Kent, 385
Lovehurst (Lofehurst), co. Kent, 78
Lovekyns, 258, 282
Loves, 282
Lovington. See Lullington
Lowden, co. Kent, 385
Lower-Court, co. Gloucester, 162
Loxfield (Loxfeild, Loxfeld), 74, 213,
272, 273, 282, 295. 368
Loxfield (Loxfeild) -Dorset, 74, 272, 273,
282
Loxwood, 16, 134, 282
Loyngton (Loynton). See Lullington
Luddesdon, co. Kent. 357
Ludgarshale. See Lurgarshall
Ludley, 282, 283, 388, 446, 461, 462
Ludley-Selmeston, 282. 283, 388
Lugarshall. See Lurgarshall
Lullington (Lovington, Loyngton,
Loynton. Lullyngton, Lyllington),
27, 51, 94, 102, 103, 1 70, 171, 230. 273,
279, 282, 283, 284, 304, 494
Lunces, 284
INDEX OF PLACES.
579
Lunsford, 284, 285, 286, 312, 440, 455,
499
Lurdington. See Lordington
Lurgarshall (Ludgarshale, Lugashall,
Lurgarissale. Lurgarsale, Lurgarys-
sale, Lurgasale. Lurg-ashall, Lurger-
sale, Lurgersball, Lurgesale, Lurgi-
sall. Lurgishall, Lurgushall), 80, 101,
109,' 121, 128, 194, 202, 282, 286, 310,
348, 370, 392, 427, 501, 502
Lurtington. See Lordington
Lychpole. See Lichpoole
Lydsey, 148, 154
Lyme, 286
Lyminster (Leinynster, Lemyster, Leo-
minster, Levemynster, Liminster,
Limister, Limster, Lymenster, Ly-
mester, Lyminster, Lyrninyster, Ly-
mister, Lymster, Lymynster, Lymy-
ster, Lyvemenster), 9. 20, 27, 45, 56,
87, 95, 107, 132, 150, 223, 253,, 271,
277, 280, 287, 302, 307, 346. 355, 356'
362, 378, 436, 473, 488
Lynch. 9. 27, 28, 33, 41, 82, 204, 287,
288, 360, 392, 452
Lynchmere (Lynchmore). See Linch-
mere
Lyndfield (Lyndfeild, Lyndfeld, Lynd-
ffeld. Lyndfild, Lyndfyld, Lynfeild,
Lynfeld, Lyufild). See Lindfield
Lyngfeild (Lyngfeld). See Lingfield
Lynton, co. York, 348
Lyons. 288, 488
Ly tell- Brod water (Lytelbrodwater), 68,
288
Lytell-Hampton (Lytelhampton, Lytle-
Hampton, Lytlehampton). See
Littlehampton
Lyvemenster. Sec Lyminster
M.
Madehurst (Madeherst, Madhurst,
Maidherst, Maidehurst, Maydehurst),
9, 41, 42, 143, 146, 195, 289, 290, 291,
294, 329, 356, 402, 413, 509. See
Medlers
Madfreyes (Matfreyes), co. Cambridge,
89
Madgewick, 329
Madhurst. See Madehurst
Madley-Alphegh, co. Stafford, 130, 131
Madresham, 290, 352
Mafeild (Mafeld). See Mayfield
Maffe (Mafe), 290, 293
Maffe - Alfriston (Maffe - Alfryshton,
Maffe - Alf ryston, Maffy - Alfriston,
Maffy-Alfryston), 4, 290, 291
Magfeld. See Mayfield
Magna-Bayenden, 180,291. &eBaynden
Magna-Brodwater, 288
Magna-Glen, co. Leicester, 301
Magna-Ripton, co. Kent, 50, 353
Maidehurst. See Madehurst
Maidenhead, co. Berks, 26
Maifield. Sec Mayfield
Maighfeld (Maighfeild, Maighfield).
See Mayfield
Mairsfeild. See Maresfield
Maisfeild. See Mayfield
Mailing (Maling, Mallyng, Mawlen,
Mawling. Mawlyng), 31, 179 181,
206, 207", 291. 410. 418, 510
Manby, co. Lincoln, 311, 346
Mangeshey. 81
Manwood, 234
Manxey (Manxie, Maxey), 27, 61 83,
132, 180, 198, 260, 382
Maplehurst (Mawplehurst), 17, 190,
291, 294, 326
Marden, co. Kent, 75
Marden, co. Surrey, 48
Maresfield (Mairsfeild, Maresfeild,
Maresfeld, Marisfeild, Marsfeild,
Marsfield, Marsfeld, Marysfeld,
Maryfyld), 8, 21, 48, 73, 85, 86, 120,
140, 159, 176, 193, 211, 212, 233, 279,
291, 293, 309, 318, 319, 323, 328, 329,
354, 390, 411, 423, 430, 432
Marhood (Morhed, Morhod), 291, 292,
312
Marisfeild. See Maresfield
Marley. See Morley
Marringdean (Marring- Deane, Maryng-
den, Maryngdeyne), 292, 293
Marsfield (Marsfeild, Marsfeld). See
Maresfield
Marsh, 300
Marshalls (Marshall, Marshallys), 69,
117, 123, 292, 293, 445
Marsham. See Mersham
Marshfield (Marshfeild). 129. 431
Maryfyld. See Maresfield
Maryngdeyne (Maryngden). See Mar-
ringdean
Marysfeld. See Maresfield
Masketts (Maskatts), 293
Mathie-Alfriston, 291, 293. See Maffe
Maudlyn (Maudlin, Mawdelen, Mawd-
lyn), 38, 39, 203, 207, 293, 387. See
Bidlington
Maugfield (Maughfeld). See May-
field
Mauncell, co. Berks, 65
Ma veil. See Mayfield
Mawdelen (Mawdlyn). See Maudlyn
Mawfee (Mawffee), 80, 81, 206, 293,
299, 370
J? P 2
580
SUSSEX MANGES IN THE PEET OF PINES.
Mawfeild. See May field
Mawlen (Mawling, Mawlyng). See
Mailing
Mawplehurst. Sec Maplehurst
Maxey. See Manxey
Maxfeld (Mexfeld), 27, 294, 301
Maydehurst. See Madehurst
Mayes (Mays. Mayz), 294, 323
Maze, co. Surrey. 372
Mayfield (Mafeild. Mafeld. Magfeld.
Maifield, Maighfeild. Maighfeld^
Maighfield. Maisfeild. Maugfeld.
Matigfield. Maugbfeld. Mavell, Maw-
feild. Mayefeld. Mayfeild. Mayfeld,
Mayfyld, Mayghtfield. Maysfeild.
Maysfeld), 26, 27, 30. 31, 44. 62, 72,
73, 78, 80, 81, 83, 84. 90, 110, 112,
113. 125, 134, 159, 180. 181, 206. 207,
212^ 214, 215, 220. 259, 280. 282, 285,
291. 293, 294, 295. 296. 335. 345, 363.
411 454, 455, 467, 476, 484. 492
Meades (Meads. Meadsev, Medese. Med-
sey). 61, 92. 93, 139, 140, 296, 297.
298 '
Meching (Mechyng). See Meeching
Meckinges, co. Middlesex, 412
Medese (Medsey). See Meades
Medham. See Medhone
Medhone (Medham), 9, 82, 297
Medlers, 427. See Madehurst
Medley, 140, 297
Medmeney. 234
Medsey. See, Meades
Meeching (Meching, Mechyng, Mich-
yng, Mychyng). 63. 73, 127, 216. 223,
241, 250, 251. 273. 297, 298, 304, 317,
355, 358, 390, 391, 426, 427. Now
Newhaven
Meedes (Meades) alias Erode, 6, 68, 88,
92, 93, 138, 298, 419
Megham (Meggham), 11, 12, 299,
495
Mensden, co. Kent. 180
Mepeham, co. Kent. 357
Merefield (Merefeild, Meryfeilds, Mery-
feld), 293. 299, 301, 346
Merrow (Merrowe), co. Surrey, 123,
124
Mersham (Marsham). 169, 192, 299,
300, 301, 347, 363
Merston (Mereston, Merstone), 231,
234,301, 337, 376, 480
Merston, co. Warwick, 302
Merston-Sicca, co. Worcester, 162
Meryfeld (Meryfeilds). See Merefield
Mexfeld. See Maxfeld
Michelgrove (Mychelgrove). 8, 41, 77,
97, 102, 109, 127, 148, 223, 253, 2571
301, 302, 341, 356
Michelham (Michellham), 5, 25, 45, 51,
64, 71, 95. 97, 104, 108, 133, 173, 174,
177, 182, 200, 203, 222, 225, 232, 242,
283. 284, 297, 302, 303, 304, 309, 383,
388, 389, 412, 423. 427. 476, 494
Michelham (Mychelham)-Park-Gate,
302, 303, 304. 494
Michyng. See Meeching
Middleham (Midleham, Myddelham,
Mydelhaiu, Myddleham. Myldham).
154, 304. 305, 315, 417, 509, 510
Midelton. co. Kent. 159
Middlesex, co.. 9. 14, 49, 60. 65. 73, 123,
243, 265. 295. 322, 323, 348, 427
Middleton (Middelton, Middletons,
Midleton, Myddelton, Myddleton,
Mydleton). 40, 78. 83, 99. 151. 162,
163. 235, 304, 305. 306, 308, 309. 315,
361. 422. 423. 441, 445. 484, 497, 508
Midhurst (Midherst, Mvdherst, Myd-
hurst), 27, 28, 87, 114.* 137, 202, 205,
306, 382, 424, 477, 502
Mid Lavant (Middellavant. Middle
Lavant, Midlavant. Midle Lavant,
Myddellavant. Mydellavant. Myddel-
lavaunt, Mydlavant), 28, 97, 147, 287.
306, 307, 308. 315, 367, 427, 455. 4781
481, 482
Midleham. See Middleham
Midleton. See Middleton
Milbrooke. co. Bedford, 12
Millescomb. 426-7
Mill-Lane, 195. 196
Mill-Place (Mille-PIace, Myllplace),
308. 415
Milton (Mylton). 273, 304, 305, 308,
309. 315, 486, 494
Milton, co. Surrey, 127
Moat (Moate. Mote), 70, 169, 228, 309,
310. vLeMote
Modynden, co. Kent, 260
Monckes, 85,86. 257. 258, 310, 420
Mondham. See Mundham
Monefeild (Monfeild, Monfeld. Mon-
field). /SwMountfield
Monkencourt. 1 1 7 n, 3 1 0, 427, 497. See
Muncklowe and Withyham
Monkeys, 79, 80, 260, 310, 409
Montham. See. Muntham
Moore, 109.310,461
More, 311
Morehall (Morehale), 311,312
Morehall. co. Hertford, 151
More-Hall, co. Essex, 479
More well, 27
Morhod (Morhed). Sec Marhood
Morland (Moreland), 66, 67, 68
Morley (Marley. Moreley, Morle). 27.
198, 292, 312, 500
Moseham (Mosehames. Mosehams), 312,
487
Mote. See Moat
Mottensden (Mottingsden, Mottinges-
Den), 284, 312, 313. 499, 500
Mountbures, co. Essex, 304
OF PLACES.
581
Mountfield (Monefeild, Monfeild, Mon-
feld, Monfield, Moundfyld, Moun-
feild, Mounfeld, Mountfeild, Mount-
feld. Mountfild. Mountfyld, Mounth-
feild, Mumfeld, Mundefeld, Munde-
fyld, Mundfeild. Mundfield, Mund-
fyld. Munfeild, Munfeld, Munfeyld.
Munfild. Muntfeild), 12, 25, 27, 49^
50. 91, 157, 158. 161, 164, 172, 180,
21):,, 20(5. 237, 238. 244, 247, 310, 313,
314.316, 371, 382,445. 492
Mountham. See Muntham
Mowstowes, 314
Muncklowe (Munckloe, Muncloe,
Munklowe). 73, 272, 273, 310, 314,
497
Munckton (Muncton), 314, 422, 473
Muncloe. Sec Muncklowe
Mundefeld (Mundefyld, Mundfeild,
Mundfield. Mundfyld, Munfeild.
Munfeld, Munfeyld. Munfild). See
Mountfield
Mundham (Mondham), 58, 59, 82, 195,
314, 315, 322, 337, 405, 411, 441. See
Northmundham and Southmund-
ham
Munklowe. Sec Muncklowe
Muntfeild. See Mountfield
Muntham (Montham, Mountham), 310,
314, 315
Mychelgrove. See Michelgrove
Mychelham. See Michel ham
Mychyng. See Meeching
Myddelham (Mydelham. Myddleham).
See Middleham
Myddellavant (Mydellavant, Myddel-
lavaunt). See Mid Lavant
Myddelton (Myddleton, Mydleton).
See Middleton
Myddylton, co. Kent, 207
Mydherst (Mydhurst). See Midhurst
Mylcourt, co. Southampton, 451
Myldham. See Middleton
Mylton. See Milton
Mylton, co. Kent, 207
Mylton Streat, 308
Mynsted, 107, 111, 292, 416
Mynster, co. Kent. 207
N.
Napton, co. Warwick, 162
Nash, 315, 464
Neate in S. Martin in the Fields, co.
Middlesex, 14
Nenfield (Nendfeild, Nendfeld, Nend-
field, Nendfyld, Nenefeild. Nenfeild,
Nenfeld, Nenffyld, Nenfield. Nenfild,
Nenfyld, Nenvyle, Ninfeild, Ninfield,
Ninvile, Ninvill), 11, 12, 27. 50, 54,
55, 61, 72, 73, 74, 75, 83, 88, 89, 90, 91,
132, 167. 205, 206, 206-7, 213, 214, 222,
237, 238, 262, 309, 311. 311-2, 312,
316,321,345, 370, 382, 434
Nether-Calcottes, co. York, 49
Netherfield (Nether feild), 25, 91, 205.
206, 237, 246, 247, 316
Netherhall, 140, 316, 354
Netherton, 83
Newbarne (Newbarnes). 316
Newberry (Newbery), co. Kent. 305
Newbridge (Newebridge), 25, 166
Newcastle-on-Tyue, 414
Newebridge. See Newbridge
Neweline, 158, 316, 509, 510. See Ewe-
line
Newenden, 49, 50, 276
Newenham. See Newnham
Newesham (Newseham). See News-
ham
Newetymber. See Newtimber
New Fishbourne (New Fishborne, New
Fishburne, New Fyshborne), 168,
317. 376, 383, 417
New Guldeford (New Gyldeford), 124,
144, 145, 217, 239, 317, 380. See
East Guldeford
Newhaven, 93, 251, 297, 317, 318. See
Meeching
Newick (Neweick, Neweke, Newike,
Newyck, Newycke, Newyk, Newyke),
19, 21. 51, 63, 73, 80, 83, 87, 91, 109,
118, 120, 129, 140, 167, 219, 235, 272,
273, 279, 317, 318, 319, 320, 340, 354,
390, 422, 423, 426, 427, 430, 432, 445,
446, 448, 462, 465, 466, 483, 484,
494
New Innyng, 124
Newnham (Newenham), 113, 272, 273,
318, 319
Newsham (Neweseham, Newseham),
co. York, 348, 349
New Shoreham (New Shorham, New-
shorbam), 74, 76, 156, 211, 291, 329,
491, 500
New and Old Duncton, 132
Newtimber (Newetymber,Newtymber),
27, 58, 107, 235, 319, 320, 326, 360,
381, 405, 490
Newton super Darwent, co. York, 349
New Winchelsea, 217, 218, 320, 495.
See Wincheisea
Newyk. Sec Newick
Nimett-Saint George, co. Devon, 379
Ninfield (Ninfeild, Ninvile, Ninvill).
See Nenfield
Nonmonckton, co. York, 348
Nordiam (Nordiham, Nordyam). See
Northiam
582
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Norfolk, co., 27, 83, 167, 214, 243, 270.
295, 322, 362. 391, 427
Normaston. See Northmarston
Northam, co. Dorset, 348
Northam. flee Northlam
Northampton, co., 59, 83, 87, 214, 311
North Bersted (North Barsted. North-
barsted, North Berstead), 3, 65, 66,
321, 397, 478
Northbourne, co. Kent, 67
North Bushes, '453
North Chapel (North-Chapell, North-
chapell, North Chappell, North-
chappell, North Chappie), 110, 121,
128, 321, 347
Northease (Northes), 321, 367, 427
Northiam (Nordiam, Nordiham, Nor-
dyam, Northam, Northeam, Northi-
ham, Northyam, Northyham), 49, 50,
55, 71, 83, 130, 131, 132, 158, 159, 172,
185, 198, 205, 206, 214, 220, 229, 238,
258, 262, 309, 321, 343, 352, 353, 371,
451, 474
Northie (Northy), 27, 321, 411
North Launsy ng (Northlauncing , North
Launcyng, North Launsing), 79, 80,
260, 310, 321
Northmarden (North Marden), 221,
321, 321-2, 322
Northmarden Down, 322
Northmarston (Normasto*), co. Bucks,
53
Northmilford (North Mylford), co.
York, 463, 464
Northmundham (North Mundham,
Northmondeham), 138. 157, 195, 208,
234, 265, 288, 314, 315, 322, 327, 376,
377, 411
Northstoke (Northestoke, North-
stooke), 9, 32. 42. 56, 109. 110. 127,
169, 294, 322, 323, 355. 356, 374, 407,
433
Northumberland, co.. 83, 214, 311, 348,
349, 414
Northwood (Northwoodd, Norwood),
9, 82, 324, 333, 412, 441, 4U. 452,
453
Northyham. See Northiam
Norton, 206, 207
Norton, co. Derby, 403
Norwich, 322, 403
Norwood. See Northwood
Notbourne (Notborn, Notborne. Nott-
borne). See Nutborne
Nottingham, co., 83, 123, 214
Novington (Noventon, Novyngton), 83,
235, 324
Nudygate, co. Surrey, 16
Nunmonkton, co. York, 349
Nurstead. 152. See Nutstead
Nutbemes, 341
Nutbourne (Notborn, Notborne, Not-
bourne, Nottborne, Nutboorne, Nut-
borne, Nutbourn, Nuttbourne), 9, 60,
82, 99, 203, 263, 324, 325, 381, 441
Nutbourne - S. Cleres (Nutborne - S.
Cleere, Nutborne-S. Cleres), 325, 326,
381
Nutham, 225, 257, 326, 396
Nuthurst (Nuttehurst, Nutthurst), 5,
85, 96, 101, 135, 202, 215. 219, 225,
257, 326, 356, 380, 393, 394, 396, 411,
439,446, 461,462, 468,469
Nutley, 293
Nutstead. See Nurstead
Nytymber (Nytimber), 80, 93, 234, 249,
250, 319, 322, 326, 327, 336, 399, 426
o.
Oare. See Ore
Occley. See Ockley
Ockley (Occley), 189, 327, 328
Ockley, co. Surrey, 251
Ockling, 381 n
Odens (Odeins, Odyans), 226, 328
Odyans. See Odens
Odymer. See Udymer
Oer. See Ore
Offham (Offam), 79, 82, 102, 195, 290,
328
Offham (Offam), co. Kent, 50, 353
Offington (Offingham, Offyngton), 87,
199, 328
Okanger, co. Southampton, 46
Old Court (Oldcourt), 83, 173, 214,
328
Old Duncton. See New and Old Dune-
ton
Oldebery (Oldbury), 195, 196, 328, 387
Old Land (Oldland), 12, 328
Old Park (Ould Park), 5, 152, 329, 446.
See Alkesborne
Old Shoreham (Old Shoram, Old
Shorham, Oldshorham), 9, 74, 76,
100, 156, 211, 289, 329, 377, 388, 396,
415, 441, 491
Old Stoneham, 329, 418, 419. See
Stoneham
Olmested, 221, 329. See Holmsted-
Mortimers
Olmsted-Mortimers, 221, 329. See
Holmsted-Mortimers
Omer, co. Devon, 379
Onsty, 329, 427
Onworth (Oneworth), 330, 499, 502.
See Wonworth
Oram (Oreham, Orham), 330, 331, 332
INDEX OF PLACES.
Ordeston, co. Berks, 375
Ore (Oare, Oer), 17, 27, 77, 115. 116,
ICO, 166, 179, 190, 198, 205, 206, 229,
262, 328, 331, 332. 382, 438, 474, 495,
509, 510. See Wore
Oreham. Sue Oram
Orfold (Overfold), 9, 34, 132. 332, 333,
415, 488
Orgate, co. Kent, 62
Oseys, 332, 445
Osenershe-Colbrands, 42
Osnersh (Osenersh, Osnershe, Ossnersh,
Ossnershe), 42, 108, 332
Ospryng, co. Kent, 207
Ossnersh (Ossnershe). See Osnersh
Otehale (Othale), 332
Otham (Otthain), 9, 28, 324, 332, 333,
436, 441, 443
Oveing. See Oving
Overfold. See Orfold
Overholt, 9. 333, 415
Oving (Oveing. Ovyng, Oweing,
Oweng, Owing), 23, 108, 122, 143,
147, 148, 154, 178, 195, 231, 234, 253,
301, 333, 337, 376, 382, 383, 395, 396,
398, 414, 445, 477, 478, 499
Ovingdeane (Ovingden, Ovingdon,
Ovynden, Ovyngdeane, Ovyngden,
Ovyngdene), 63, 91, 143, 250, 251,
272, 273, 329, 333, 334, 335, 358, 412,
426
Ovingham, co. Northumberland, 348
Ovyng. See Oving
Ovyngdeane (Ovynden, Ovyngden,
Ovyngdene). See Ovingdeane
Owborne (Houghborne, Houhbourn),
230, 335, 498
Oweing (Oweng, Owing). See Oving
Ower, co. Southampton, 456
Ownsted, co. Surrey, 123, 124
Oxford, co., 27, 73, 87, 162, 243, 446,
497
P.
Pachehurst. See Patchurst
Pachyng (Paching). See Patching
Paeons. See Pakins
Paddelsworth, co. Kent, 357
Paddington, co. Surrey, 127
Paddington-Deane, co. Surrey, 127
Paddington-Pembroke, co. Surrey, 127
Pagham (Pagenham, Pegham), 3, 57,
58. 59, 65, 66. 234, 250, 259, 315, 322,
326, 327, 336, 337, 376, 377, 398, 399,
405, 411, 412, 444, 458. 477
Pakham. See Peckham
Pakins (Paeons, Pakyns, Parkyns), 1,
236, 275, 276, 336, 337
Pallingham (Palingham, Pallyngham.
Palyngham), 9, 34, 39, 56, 82, 123,
124, 149, 336, 337, 385, 392, 420, 472 '
Parham, 7, 15, 40, 64, 100, 134,138,188,
234, 246, 337, 401, 402, 472, 490,
491
Parkyns. See Pakins
Parrok (Parroke), 338
Parrok - Inholmes (Parrock - Inhams),
338
Parva-Bradf orton, co. Worcester, 162
Parva-Brodewater, 288
Parva-Hampton, 280, 338, 488, 508.
See Littlehampton
Parva-Hobbyes, co. Norfolk, 83
Parva-Horsted, 245, 338,434, 509, 510
Parva-Preston, co. Northampton, 59
Parva-Ripton, co. Kent, 50, 353
Pascheleygh. See Pashleigh
Pasemersh. See Peaemarsh
Pasheley - Brockhouse (Passheley -
Brookehowse), 338, 339. SeePashlcy
Pashleigh (Pascheleygh, Pasheleygh,
Pashley, Pashly, Pasley, Passheley),
140, 141, 203, 250,338, 339, 482
Pashley (Pasheleygh, Pashly). See
Pashleigh
Pashley-Brockhouse. See Pashleigh
Pasley. See Pashleigh
Passheley. See Pashleigh
Pastye (Pastey) Down, 167. 339
Patcham (Patcheham, Peccham, Pec-
ham, Pecheham, Peckham, Petcham)
91, 105, 169, 200, 232, 251, 274, 278
317, 339, 340, 343, 351, 360, 361, 412
426, 427, 445, 450, 455, 466
Patchurst (Pachehurst, Patchard, Pat-
chardes, Patehards, Patcheherst,
Patcherst), 275, 276, 340, 341
Patching (Paching, Pachyng, Patch-
yng), 87, 150, 183, 301, 302, 336, 337,
341, 356
Paynes, 341
Peakdean (Peackthene, Peakdeane,
Peakedeane, Peake-Deane, Peakeden,
Peakethene, Peckeden, Pekeden,
Pekethen), 130, 131, 341, 342, 344,
451, 466
Peakes (Pekes), 224, 342, 344
Pearching. See Perching
Peasmarsh (Pasemersh, Peasemarsh,
Peasemersh, Peasmersh, Peismersh,
Pesemarsh, Pesemersh, Pesemershe,
Pesemerssh, Pesmarch. Pesmersh,
Peysemarsh, Peysemersh, Peysh-
mersh), 27, 50, 53, 81, 116, 144, 158,
159, 172, 178, 198, 205, 206, 214, 217,
238, 239. 249, 257, 269, 275, 276, 277,
290, 302, 309, 310, 342J 343, 352, 353,
382, 439, 445, 451
584 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Peccham (Pechain, Pecheham). See
Patchain
Peckeden. See Peakdean
Peckham (Pakham), 27, 250. 340
Peckham in Guestling. 17. 17 n, 190
Pedinghoo (Peddinghoo. Peddinghoe,
Pedingho, Pedinghoe, Pedinghooe,
Pedyngho, Pedynghoo, Peedinghoe).
See Piddinghoe
Peeling (Peelyng, Peling), 51, 52. 73,
170. 304, 344. 476, 494. See West'ham
Pegham. Sue Pagham
Peismersh. See Peasmarsh
Pekeden. See Peakdean
Pekes. See Peakes
Pekethen. See Peakdean
Peling. See Peeling
Pelmarsh, 217
Pemborne. See Penborn
Pembrookes, co. Middlesex, 412
Pemsey. See Pevensey
Pembury, co. Kent (Pemburie, Pemp-
burie, Penbury. Pepenburie, Pepen-
bury, Pepinbury. Pepingbury, Pep-
penbury, Pepynbury), 28, 62. 175,
176, 407
Pemsey (Pemsie). See Pevensey
Penborn (Pemborne, Penborne), 11, 12,
214, 344
Penbury. See Pembury
Penenhyll, GO. Wilts. 370
Pengeden, 344, 348. See Pingdean
Penhurst (Penherst), 11, 12, 25, 42, 49,
50, 104, 160, 181, 204, 205, 206, 237.
238, 247, 262, 316, 344, 345
Penkehurst, 9
Pennybridge (Penybridge, Penybrigge,
Penybrydge), 26, 27, 295, 296, 345.
See Battersden
Pensey. See Pevensey
Penshurst, co. Kent, 371
Penybridge (Penybrigge, Penybrydge).
See Pennybridge
Peperyng. See Peppering
Pepesham. See Peplesham
Pepingbury (Pepinbury). See Pem-
bury
Pepingbury (Pepynbury)-Magna, co.
Kent, 62, 145. Sec Pembury
Pepingbury (Pepynbury) - Parva, co.
Kent, 62, 145. See Pembury
Pepingstrawe, co. Kent, 50, 353
Peplesham (Pepesham, Pepplesham,
Pepsham, Pepylsham, Pepysham),
205, 299, 345, 346, 467
Peppenbury. See Pembury
Pepperharrow, co. Surrey, 61, 450
Pepplesham. See Peplesham
Peppering (Peperyng, Pepperyng,
Pipering, Pypering, Pyppering,
Pypperyng), 9, 207, 287. 346. 352,
355, 356, 443
Peppering-Brooks (Brookes), 346
Peppering-Downs (Downe, Downes).
346
PepyJsham. See Peplesham
Pepynbury. See Pembury
Perching (Pearchintr, Perchyng). 342,
346, 347, 348, 360. 426
Perpointhurst (Perpointherst, Per-
point-Herst, Perpoyntherst), 235, 347
Pesemarsh (Pesemersh. Pesemershe,
Pesemerssh, Pesmarch, Pesmersh).
See Peasmarsh
Petbysden, co. Kent, 145
Petersfeild (Petersfeld), co. Southamp-
ton, 136, 453
Peteworth. See Petworth
Pett (Pette, Pytt). 49, 50, 71, 160, 172,
179, 205, 206, 237, 238, 299, 300, 301,
323, 331, 347. 382, 419, 474, 509. 510
Petworth ( Peteworth, Pettworth, Pet-
wurd), 3, 12, 28, 35, 36, 48, 70, 71, 80,
82, 86, 87, 100, 107, 109, 110, 121, 123,
124, 128, 136, 143, 147, 148, 149. 150,
200, 202, 203, 208, 233, 250, 265, 266,
286, 310, 321, 336, 337, 341, 346, 347,
348. 349, 351, 360, 362, 365, 370, 376,
392, 393, 425, 440, 453, 458, 481, 488,
496, 501, 502
Pevensey (Pemsey, Pemsie. Pensey,
Pevemsey, Pevemsie, Pevensay,
Pevynsey), 12, 27, 31, 36, 51, 60, 61,
62, 72, 73, 78, 81, 83, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94,
114, 121, 130, 132, 133, 134, 140, 153,
159, 170, 180, 185, 192, 198, 211, 212,
213, 214, 220, 224, 260, 262, 272, 273,
275, 276, 279, 286. 291, 294, 298, 299,
300, 303, 304, 309, 341, 342, 344, 349,
354, 358, 370, 382, 388. 389, 411, 412,
424, 426, 434, 476, 494
Pewettes, 231
Peysemarsh (Peysemersh, Peyshmersh).
See Peasmarsh
Phelpham, 23, 143, 162, 163, 349. See
Felpham
Pickcombe (Picombe). See Pyecomb
Pickley, 167, 349
Pickstones, 191, 192, 349,350, 352,420
Piddinghoe (Peddinghoe, Peddinghoo,
Pedingho, Pedinghoe, Pedinghoo,
Pedinghooe, Pedyngho, Pedynghoo,
Peedinghoe, Pyddynghowe), 63, 73,
84. 159, 182, 202, 223, 272, 273, 297,
298, 343, 350, 351, 353. 354, 354 re,
358, 390, 426, 427
Pickham, 17 . See Peckham
Pickhey, 83
Pickwell (Pykwell), 83
Pillborowe. See Pulborough
Pillingworth (Pillingword), 351
Pinckherst. See Pinkhurst
Pingdean (Pengeden, Pingdeane, Pyng-
den), 344, 347, 351, 365
INDEX OP PLACES.
Pinkhurst (Pinckherst, Pinkhirst,
Pynckhurst). 351, 365, 424, 504
Pipering. See Peppering
Placelands (Place-Land), 191, 350, 352,
420
Pladen. See Playden
Plasshed. 352
Playden (Playdon, Pladen, Pleyden,
Pleydon, Ployden). 49, 50, 53, (51.
124, 144, 145, 158. 159. 179, 180, 190,
205, 206. 217, 230, 238, 239, 269, 275,
276. 277, 290, 309, 331, 342. 343, 352,
353, 382, 439, 451
Playden near Kye, 353
Playden. S. Bartholomew, 230, 352
Plemton. See Plumpton
Pleyden (Pleydon). See Playden
Ploinford, co. Kent. 260
Plompton (Plomton). See Plumpton
Plompton-Boscage (Buscage, Buskage).
See Plumpton-Boscage
Plompton- Peddinghoe (Pedyngho, Ped-
dinghoo). See Plumpton- Piddinghoe
Ployden. See Playden
Plumpton (Pleniton, Plompton. Plom-
ton, Plumbton, Plumton), 21, 66, 67,
68, 165, 306, 316, 332, 335, 353, 353 ,
354, 354 n, 355, 411, 415, 422, 426,
430, 431, 483
Plumpton - Boscage (Plompton - Bos-
cage, Plompton- Buscage, Plompton-
Buskage), 114, 353, 354 n, 355, 506
Plumpton - Piddinghoe (Plompton -
Peddinghoe, Plompton - Pedyngho,
Plumpton-Peddinghoo), 297, 298, 353,
355
Plusshenden, co. Kent, 260
Pokethorpe (Pokthorpe), co. York, 463,
464
Poling (Poleing, Polyiig), 9, 10, 15, 45,
56, 87, 106, 110, 132, 138, 147, 150,
183, 201, 207. 253, 257. 280, 287, 307,
337, 346, 355, 356, 357, 378, 379, 400,
459. See Walkhamsted
Poling (Poleing, Polyng) -Saint John.
110, 289,302, 355, 356
Poling (Polyng), the Commandry of,
355, 356
Pollesford. Sec Pollysworth
Pollesworth. Sec Pollysworth
Pollingfold (Ponningfold), 356, 357
Pollingfold (Pollyngfold, Ponning-
fold), co. Surrey, 13, 357
Pollysford. See Pollysworth
Pollysworth (Pollesford, Pollesworth,
Pollysford), 82, 356, 357
Polyng. See Poling
Ponningfold. See Pollingfold
Pons, 138, 357,492
Ponynges (Ponyngys, Poonynges). See
Poynings
Pootham. See Potham
Popesmarsh (Popes-Marsh, Popez-
marsh, Popez-Marsh), 53, 358. See
Bonesmarsh
Portesey, Isle, co. Southampton, 110,
147
Porteslade (Porteslaye). See Portslade
Portesmouth, co. Southampton, 183
Portfeld, 234
Portslade (Porteslade. Porteslaye, Por-
tislade. Portyslade, Postlade), 3, 15,
74. 200. 211. 256, blfi, 358, 359, 402,
404, 424, 426, 449, 491, 500
Possingworth (Posingworth, Possinge-
worth, Posyngworth), 102, 203, 359
Postlade. Sec Portslade
Potham (Pootham). 371
Pott, 359,477
Potteberyes, 292
Pounceley, 510
Pounds (Powndes, Pownes, Poynes),
265, 266, 359, 365
Powers, 359, 400, 401. See Slaughter-
ford
Pownes (Powndes). See Pounds
Poyries. See Pounds
Poynings (Ponyges, Ponyngys, Poon-
ynges, Poyninges, Poynynges), 63,
207, 319, 346, 347, 348, 358, 360
Pravells, 349, 360, 481
Preisthawes. See Priesthawes
Prestbroke, 378
Preston, 9, 44, 63, 82. 95, 132, 147, 196,
197, 207, 232, 280, 288, 337, 340. 356,
360, 361, 362, 366. 378, 390, 400, 422,
426, 436, 445, 45o', 473, 484, 487, 488,
497
Preston - Beckhelwyn (Beckhelvyn,
Beckwell), 31, 180, 222, 362, 412
Preston- Candover, co. Southampton,
66
Preston, co. Northampton, 59
Preston-Mellars (Milers, Millars), 132,
147, 362, 488
Preston near Wingham. co. Kent, 151
Preston-Poynings (Ponings, Poyning,
Poyninges, Ponynges). 6, 347, 348,
362, 363
Prestwood, 54, 228, 363, 378
Priesthawes (Preisthawes), 299, 300,
360, 363
Princkharn, 363, 416
Prinsted (Prinstead, Prinsteed, Pryn-
sted), 56, 57, 99. 363, 414, 415
Priory farm. 195, 196
Promehill (Promehyll), 124, 145
Provander (Provender), 135, 203, 204,
364, 408, 479, 480
Prudhaue, co. Northumberland, 348
Prynckham (Pryncham), co. Surrey,
269, 270
Prynsted. See Prinsted
Pulborough (Pillborowe, Pulberoujh,
586
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Pulberowe. Pulberowgh, Pulborow,
Pulborowe. Pulborowgh, Pulbor-
rough, Pulborrowe, Pulbrough. Pul-
burgh, Pulburrough). 25. 37, 38. 85,
109, 111, 132, 134,' 147, 1(56, 187, 190,
202, 230, 231. 232, 265, 266, 282, 329,
336, 337, 356, 364, 365, 376, 420, 421,
424, 433, 458, 468, 485, 488, 490. 491,
501, 502, 504, 509, 510
Puns, 266, 359, 365
Puryfeild, 371
Pyddynghowe. See Piddinghoe
Pyecomb (Pickombe, Picombe, Pyc-
comb, Pycomb, Pycombe. Pyecombe,
Pyekombe, Pykecombe), 105, 107, 164,
236, 319, 351, 365, 426, 427, 450, 455
Pynckhurst. See Pinklmrst
Pynclehurst, 56, 365
Pyngden. See Pingdean
Pypering (Pyppering, Pypperyng). See
Peppering
Pytt. See Pett
Q.
Quenehawe, oo. Hertford, 65
Quetchworth, 112, 365. See Cotchford
Quotchford. 112. 365. See Cofccliford
Eacton (Rackton), 9, 57, 70, 78, 82,
281, 365, 366. 414, 415, 458, 500,
501
Raddingdean (Raddingdeane, Raddyng-
den, Radyngdene, Rattingdeane),
361, 366, 367, 374, 445. See Rott-
yngden
Radmell (Raddemell, Radmill), 37, 47,
63, 189, 298. 321, 3U6, 367, 427
Radway, co. Somerset, 348*
Rake. 203, 204, 408, 471
Ramscombe, 211, 367
Rattingdeane. See Raddingdean
Ratton, 367, 493
Ratton - Hereward (Hareward), 367,
493
Rawmere (Raughmere, Rawmer), 306,
307, 367. See Mid Lavant
Raylighe (Raylye), co. Essex. 284
Raymons (Raymond, Raymondes, Ray-
monds), 367, 368
Rederfeld. See Rotherfield
Redgewyke. See Rudgwick
Redmeridge (Redmilridge, Redmyl-
ridge), 188, 189, 368
Redmeridge (Redmylridge), co. Kent,
188, 189
Redriffe, co. Surrey, 151
Regatt. See Rygate
Reigate (Rigat), co. Surrey, 323, 498
Remenham. co. Berks. 65
Resyngdon-Parva, co. Gloucester. See
Risingdon-Parva. co. Gloucester
Retherfield (Retherfeild. Retherfeld,
Retherfild). See Rotherfield
Retherhed, co. Kent, 279
Rever (Reuer). See River
Rey. See Rye
Rich-borough, co. Kent, 220
Riche (Ritch, Rithe, Ryche, Rythe),
249, 250, 368, 370, 379, 456
Riches, 245, 368. See Home-Place
Ridgemond, co. Bedford, 12
Ridgwick (Ridgeweek, Ridgeweeke,
Ridgweeke, Ridgewick, Ridgewicke).
See Rudgwick
Ringmer (Rigmer, Ringemer, Ring-
meare, Ringmere, Ringmore, Ryng-
mer, Ryngmere), 10, 31, 46, 56. 60,
66, 67, 68, 71, 72, 73, 74, 109, 124,
151, 180, 181, 206, 207, 211, 215, 22),
245, 261, 272, 273, 282, 304. 305, 308,
311, 335, 352, 368, 369, 380, 403, 410,
412, 415, 418, 419, 493, 494. 509,
510
Ripe (Rype), 37, 42, 44, 51, 52. 73. 80,
81, 92. 94, 97, 104, 150, 151, 206, 207,
211, 212, 213, 222, 223, 228, 262, 272,
273, 275, 276, 284, 293. 304, 340, 363,
369, 370, 380, 392, 426, 427, 433, 434,
494, 504
Risingdon (Resyndon) - Parva, co.
G-loucester, 412
Ritch (Rithe). See Riche
River (Reuer, Rever, Ryver, Ryvers),
309, 368. 370, 380, 381, 444, 449
Riverhead, co. Kent, 279
Riverton, co. Devon, 379
Robertsbridge (Robertisbrige, Roberts-
Bridge, Robertsbrige, Robertys
Brygge, Robertys-Brygge. Rother-
bridge, Rothersbridge, Rutherbridge),
9, 10. 120, 158. 181.205,237, 238. 365,
370, 371, 374, 379
Roche, co. York, 463
Rockland (Rokeland), 54, 55, 213, 371,
470. See Boreham
Rockland (Rokland) in Borham, 28,
371
Rodyngden. See Rottingdean
Roffey (Roughey, Rowffee), 235, 372,
374, 467
INDEX OF PLACES.
587
Rogate (Roegate, Rogat, Rogatt, Ro-
gatte, Rowgate), 9, 28, 57, 60, 121,
122, 135, 13(5, 110, 177, 203, 201, 205,
226, 366, 373, 408, 409, 441, 417, 453,
461, 462, 471, 472, 478, 479, 480
Rogate - Bohunt (Bowehunt), 122,
373
Rogate- College (Colledge), 373
Roghey, 16, 373, 446, 461, 462. See
Awkesborne
Rokland. See Rockland
Rolfhogys, 373
Rolvenden. co. Kent, 180, 371, 456
Romansleigh (Romansley), co. Devon,
379
Rombaldyswyke (Rombalsweeke). See
Rumboldswyke
Roncton. See Runcton
Rontington in Saperton (Rontyngton
in Saberton), 374, 377, 386
Rookley (Rookeley), co. Southampton,
254
Rother, River, 380
Rotherbridge (Rothersb ridge). See
Robertsbridge
Rotherfield (Rederfeld, Retherfeild,
Retherfeld, Retherfield, Retherfild,
Rotuerfeild, Rotherfild, Rotherfyld),
17. 26, 35, 42, 47, 69, 73, 84, 112, 175,
176, 188, 189, 191, 194, 213, 226, 254,
272, 273, 304, 323, 332, 368, 374, 412,
445, 459, 460, 490
Rottingdean (Rodyngden, Rotingden,
Rottindeane, Rottingdeane, Rotting -
den, Rottingdene, Rottynden, Rott-
yngden, Rotyngden, Rotyngdene),
18, 63, 91, 92, 221. 246, 255, 256, 272,
273, 283, 323, 329, 334, 366, 374, 412,
423, 426, 427, 455
Rottyngden (Rottynden, Rotyngden,
Rotyngdene). See Raddingden and
Rottingdean
Roughey. See Roffey
Round Croft (Roundcroft, Round-
crofts), 195, 196
Rousper (Rouisper). See Rusper
Rowffee. See Roffey
Rowkeley, co. Southampton, 378
Rowly (Rowley), 374, 375
Rowly (Rowley), co. Surrey, 375
Rowses (Rowsese, Rowseys, Rowsis),
213, 272, 273, 375
Rowsper (Rowespar). See Rusper
Rudgwick (Redgewyke, Ridgeweek,
Ridgeweeke, Ridgweeke, Ridgewick,
Ridgewicke, Ridgwick. Rudgeweake,
Rudgeweek, Rudgeweeke, Rudgg-
weeke, Rudgeweke, Rudgewick,
Rudgewyck, Rudgewyke, Rudgweek,
Rudgweeke, Rudwick, Rugewyk,
Rugewyke, Ruggewyke, Ruggweeke,
Rugewyke, Rugwyke, Rydgewick,
Rjgewyke), 25, 36, 65, 66, 82, 101,
109, 123, 124, 127, 132, 134, 202, 219,
223, 233, 250, 257, 258, 265, 266, 271,
282, 302, 326. 337, 355, 357, 365, 375,
379, 401, 420, 421. 424, 426, 415, 468,
469, 491, 504
Ruffynswyke, co. Berks, 375
Rukley, I.W., co. Southampton,
378
Rumboldswyke (Rombaldyswyke, Rom-
balsweeke, Rumbaldesweek, Rum-
baldeswyke, Rumbleswick, Rumbles-
wicke, Rumbles- VVicke, Rumboldes-
wyke, Ruruboldsweek, Rumbolds-
weeke, Rumbolds-Weeke, Rumbolds-
whyke), 99, 147, 148, 222, 234, 315,
317, 375, 376, 381. 383, 398, 475, 487
Runcton (Rongeton, Ronghton, Rong-
ton, Rounton, Runckton), 58, 155,
208, 234, 322, 374, 376, 377, 398, 405,
411
Runtington, 377, 386. See Saper-
ton
Rushingtou. See Rustington
Rushlake, 381 n
Rushmonden (Rushmunden, Rusmon-
den), 213, 272, 273, 377
Rushmore, 424
Ruspar (Rusper), 329, 377, 491. See
Old Shoreham
Rusper (Rouisper, Rousper, Rowespar,
Rowsper. Ruspar, Ruspere), 5, 16, 26,
53, 96, 112, 113. 124, 152, 201, 215,
231, 239, 252, 253, 289, 326, 363, 372,
374, 376, 377, 378, 391, 396, 400, 401,
404, 405, 424, 439, 446, 447, 449, 461,
462, 467, 468, 469
Eussen (Russington). See Rusting-
ton
Rustington (Rushington, Russen, Rus-
sington, Ruston, Rustrington, Rust-
yngton, Rustyton), 9, 27, 82, 107, 111,
197, 201, 207, 221, 280, 302, 356, 378,
379, 402, 406. 484, 485
Rustington-East-Court, 379
Rustington- West-Court, 379
Rutherbridge. See Robertsbridge
Rutland, co., 87, 497
Ryche. See Riche
Rydgewick. See Rudgwick
Rye (Rey), 50, 53, 61, 144, 172, 180,217,
218, 238, 239, 275, 276, 277, 290, 342,
352, 353, 371), 380, 382, 419, 439, 451,
452, 466, 467, 492
Rye Ferry, 380
Rygate (Regatt), 83, 325
Ryland, 204, 326, 380, 471
Ryngmer (Rynginere). See Ringmer
Rype. See Ripe
Rysing, co. Norfolk, 391
Rythe. See Riche
Ryver (Ryvers). See River
588
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
s.
Saberton (Sabberton). Sue Saperton
Sackvile-Mountbures, co. Essex. B04
Saddlescombe Farm. 320, 381
Sadlescombe. 27, 28,' 107, 381
Sagesbroke, 65, 66
S. Bartholomew, 381. See Chichester,
S. Bartholomew
S. Bartholomew. Playden. 50, 352, 353
S. Botolph, 510
8. Clement, co. Middlesex. 49
S. Cleres (Clares, Cleeres). 103. 325, 326,
381
S. Giles (Gyles), 179. 190, 191, 381.
Sec Gyles
S. Giles without Cripplegate, co.
Middlesex, 460
S. John of Jerusalem. 99, 375, 376, 381,
493. See Eumboldswyke
S. John's, 27, 28, 109, 381, 381 n
S. Leonard (Leonards), 17, 96, 166, 167,
179, 221, 331, 381, 382, 383, 475
S.Leonard'sForesf, 216,274,381, 387, 472
S.Mary (Maries) Castle of Hastyng. 17
S. Mary (Maries) Westout, 73, 272, 273
S.Marys Redwins, 195, 196
S. Peter the Great, Chichester, 133, 383
S. Rokeshill, 195
S. Rombold, 1 7
S. Thomas in the Cliffe (Ofcve), 46, 74
S. Tye (Tygh), 51, 52, 73, 304, 383, 438,
450
Sakam, 127
Salcote (Salcot, Salcott), 124, 145, 180,
353, 383
Salehurst (Saleherst, Salerst, Salhurst,
Saylehirst), 23, 24, 27, 32. 38, 49, 50,
55, 76, 80, 81, 106, 157, 158. 161, 164.
180, 181, 202, 205, 206, 220,' 223, 244,
262, 284, 285, 286, 313, 316, 346, 371,
383, 384, 385, 437, 440, 445, 492
Salop, co., 9, 183, 322, 392
Salvington, 210, 389, 433, 434
Sandhurst, 82, 336, 385
Sandhurst, co. Berks, 65
Sandore (Sandore-Sutton), 385, 386,
425, 447
Sands (Sand), 82, 386, 488. See Wick
Saperton (Saberton. Sabberton), 374,
377, 381, 386. See Runtington
Sawcott, 269, 275, 276
Sayes (Says)-Court, 386, 422, 473
Schellingley, 386
Scotland, 415
Scotney, 386
Scovyns, 386
Scraces (Scrases), 232, 387, 400
Scutterithfield, 2, 387
Seabeach. See Sebeche
Seaford (Seeford, Sefford, Seford), 6,
15, 52, 63, 73, 80, 81, 93, 100, 101, 143,
207, 213, 248. 272, 273, 283, 284, 304,
385. 316, 387. 425, 426. 440, 441. 494.
Seale (Seal, Sealle, Seele, Sele), 32. 39.
66, 67, 6*. 76, 94. 96, 149, 156, 201,
216, 228, 229/291, 319. 355. 379, 382,
400, 424! 443, 449, 463, 486. 490, 496
Seale, co. Kent. 474
Sebeche (Seaboach), 195, 196, 328, 387
Sedgwick (Sygewyke), 96, 387, 428
Sedgwick Park. 382
Sedlescombe (Scelscombe, Seddels-
combe. Sedelescombe, Sedeliscombe,
Sedelscombe, Sedlescoinb, Sedles-
come, Sellescomb, Sellescombe, Sels-
combe, Setlescombe), 23, 27, 30. 49,
50, 61, 62. 89, 115, 116, 172. 179, '205,
206, 229, 237, 238, 244, 262, 313, 314,
371, 419. 486, 492, 509, 510
Seeleham (Sileham, co. Kent), 50, 353
Selhall, 128
Selham. See Sulham
Selhain (Shuldham, Sulham), 388
Selhurst (Selhurste), 82. 91, 388
Selmeston (Selmerston, Selinison, Sel-
miston, Selmston, Selmyston, Silmes-
ton), 6, 33, 36, 37, 60, 92, 94, 103, 104,
120, 122, 181, 209, 211. 223, 226, 228,
230, 262, 275. 276, 283' 284, 304, 363,
369, 370, 388, 390, 392. 433, 434, 446,
494. See Simpson
Selmyston-Lewdley, 445
Selsey, 59. 147, 195, 196.234, 388, 398. 445
Sessingham, 139, 140, 388
Sessingham (Sessyngham)- Borne. 122,
123, 388
Sevenoke, co. Kent, 279
Shaddoxhurst (Shadokesherst). co.
Kent, 108. 260
Shadwell (Shodwell). 220, 388, 395
Shaflett, I.W., 3
Shalden, co. Southampton, 287, 473
Shalford, co. Surrey, 251
Sharnfold (Sharnefeld, Sharnefold,
Sharnfeld, Shernefold),51, 52, 73, 144,
170, 242. 302, 303, 304, 388, 389, 392, 494
Sheepcombe (Shipcomh), 389, 393
Sheffeikl-Lingfeild. co. Surrey, 61, 391
Sheffield (Sheffeild), 51, 73, 120. 170,
389, 390. 4(56
Sheffield (Sheffeild)-Grinstead (Grin-
sted), 61, 63, 297, 390, 391
Sheldon, co. Kent, 67
Sheldowne. 115, 262, 391
Shelley, 216
Shepley. See Shipley
Sherborne, co. Southampton. 254
Sherborne, S. John, co. Southampton,
254
Shere. co. Surrey, 251
Sheremark, 391
INDEX OF PLACES.
589
Sheremarke (Sharmarke, Shermarke),
co. Surrey. 239. 391, 447
Sherrnanbury (Sermanbury. Shereman-
bury, Shermanburie, Shermansbury,
Shyrmonbury). 58, 127. 159. 201,254,
302, 391, 392, 400, 404, 424, 449, 450,
459, 469. 500, 501
Sherefold. See Sharnfold
Sherrington (She ring-ton, Sheryngton),
392
Shiborne, 5, 392, 496
Shillinglee (Schellingley. Shellingley,
Shellingly, Shellyngleigh, Shellyng-
ley, Shellyngleygh, Shellynglie,
Shellynglye, Shillingley, Shillinglye,
Shyllynglye). 5, 9, 39, 82, 137, 149,
288, 336, 386, 392, 393, 420, 440, 501,
502
Shipcombe. Sec Sheepcombe
Shiplake. 206, 207, 393
Shipley (Sheepley, Sbepeley, Shepley,
Sheply, Shypeley. Shypleyj. 8, 12,25,
33, 39, 41, 76, 85, 94, 102, 124, 125,
127. 135. 184, 185. 240. 257, 265, 288,
302,' 326, 351, 356, 391, 393. 394, 395,
405, 424, 432, 433. 434, 437, 439, 449,
470, 486, 496, 497, 503, 504. 507
Shod well. See Shadwell
Sholvestrode (Showlestrode), 121, 395,
396
Shooswell (Shoyswell), 206, 207, 395,
396. Stm Shoyswell
Shopwick. 395. 396, 445
Shopwick- Eagle, 395, 396
Shoreham (Shorham, Shoryham), 32,
254. 329, 396, 404. 475, 483, 490
Shortsfield (Shortefeld. Shortesfeld,
Shortfeild, Shortfield, Shortesfeild,
Shortsfeild, Shorttesfeild), 94, 177,
257. 326, 396, 496
Shorwell, co. Southampton, 3
Shotenbere, 426
Shotfore (Shotfere, Shotford), 236, 396
Shotterwyke (Shekerwike, Shoker-
wicke), co. Somerset, 348
Showlestrode. Set: Sholvestrode
Shoyswell, 396, 397, 435. See Shooswell
Shripney. 321, 397, 407
Shulbred (Shulbede). 28, 278, 397, 398,
492
Shuldham, 329, 388, 398
Sidlesham (Sedelesham. Siddleham,
Siddlesham, Sidelsham, Sidlisham,
Syddelsham, Sydelsham, Sydlesham),
126, 147, 148, 154. 155, 156, 157, 196,
208, 231, 236. 249, 250. 307, 327, 376,
396, 398, 399, 404, 417, 421, 456, 503
Sileham, co. Kent, 50
Sillington. Sec Sullington
Simpson (Simpston, Sympson). 36, 104,
123, 181, 211, 276, 446, 462. See
Selmeston
Singleton (Sengelton. Syngleton), 9,
56. 57, 93, 328, 399,400. 414. 415.428,
444, 502
Sipses (Sipsis. Sypses), 400, 428, 459,
460. See Walshes
Sitram, 31
Sittingborne, co. Kent. 220
Skaynes (Skeynes), 132, 400
Skendilby, co. Lincoln, 311, 346
Slade, 471
Slaffam, 467
Slank, 232, 400. See Hova- Villa
Slater, 337, 400, 401. See Slaughter
Slaterford. See Slaughterford
Slaterford-Powers, 401
Slaugham (Slagham. Slawgham, Slaw-
ham), 12, 13, 32,64. 96, 114, 116, 117,
118, 124, 125, 129, 130, 189, 201, 216,
218, 219, 235, 239, 254, 268, 355, 361,
382. 391, 392, 400, 402, 403, 426, 439,
447. 449. 459, 469, 500, 506
Slaughter,' 100, 400, 401
Slaughterford (Slaterford. Slawghter-
ford), 359. 400, 401. See Powers
Slindon (Slyndon), 40, 41, 137, 195,
231. 289, 328, 401, 402,413, 456
Slinfold (Slindfold. Slingfold, Slyn-
fold, Slyndfold, Slyndford, Slynford,
Slyngfold). 25. 59, 101, 106, 109, 123,
124, 134, 183, 302, 329, 337, 341, 351,
355, 401, 402, 421, 424, 445, 468, 469,
490. 491, 504
Slowe (Slow, Slowes). 33, 201,378, 400.
402, 403, 438
Smarden, co. Kent. 96
Smithes Land, 122, 403. See Deane
Smithwick (Smethwick, Smythwyke),
66, 67, 68, 83, 231
Snave. co. Kent, 491
Snaylham (Snalham, Snayleham,
Sneyleham), 403, 451
Snodbeame (Snodbeams), co. Kent, 50,
353
Snodland. co. Kent, 357
Socknersh (Sockmarsh, Sockness, Sock-
nesse, Sockneys, Soknesse), 220, 404
Soknesse. See Socknersh
Somerly, 404
Somerset, co., 295, 301, 347, 348. 349,
497
Sompting (Somptyng, Soumptyng,
Sounting. Sountyng, Sownting,
Sumpting, Sumptyng), 46, 58, 66, 67,
69, 80, 100, 107, 108, 135, 159, 184,
186, 202, 231, 233, 277. 288, 358, 393,
394, 396, 404, 405, 406, 414, 434, 475,
480
Sompting (Sumpting) - Abbotts (Ab-
bots), 277, 406, 485
Sompting-Cokeham, 497
Sompting (Sounting, Sownting)-Peve-
rell, 404, 404 n, 405, 406, 414
590
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Sompting (Sownting-) - Peverell and
Wealda, 404, 405, 406
Sompting (Sounting, Sownting) -
Welda. 404, 404 n, 414
Sonde, 82
Sondehurst, 9, 406
Sonnyngleigh (Sonnyngley, Sonnyng-
lyth. Sonnynglythe, Soninglegh,
Soningleigh, Soningley. Soninglith,
Soningly. Sonynglegh, Sonyngleigh.
Sonynglith, Sonyngly), 175. 176,407.
425
Southall, 407, 493
Southam, co. Kent, 309
Southampton, co., 3, 9. 27, 46. 48, 65,
82,83,87,96,99, 110, 136, 147, 148,
152, 183, 214, 243, 254, 287, 292. 326,
339, 366. 378, 391, 398, 411. 453, 456,
503
Southampton, town, 183
Southbarrow, co. Kent, 176
South Bersted (Southbearstead, South
Berstead. Southberstead, Southber-
sted, South Birsted), 36, 321, 397,
398, 407
South Berwick (South Berwike, South-
berwyck). 36, 37, 73, 83, 407, 426
South Buckland, co. Kent. 357
Southbynsted, 329
Southcote, co. Berks, 451
Southease (Southees, Soutlfeese. Sowth-
eese, Sowthesse, Sou these), 63,91, 92,
210, 242, 272, 273, 297, 323, 407,
408
Southease (Southeaste)-Heyton, 323,
407
Southease (Southeese) with Hayton,
407, 407-8
Southeyton (South Heyton. Sowthey-
ton). 210, 272, 273, 274, 408, 431, 445.
See Heighten
South Harting (Southarting, South-
artyug, Southehartyng. Southhart-
ing, South Hartyng, Southhartyng),
134, 135. 145, 145-6, 146. 203. 204,
372, 408, 409, 453, 471. 478, 479, 480,
501
South Lancing (South Launcing,
South Launcyng, Southlauncing,
South Launsing, Southlaunsing), 79.
80, 260, 310, 409
South Mailing (South Maling, South-
mailing, Southmallinges. South Mall-
yng, Southmallyng, South Mawlyng,
Suthmalling), 31 , 73-74. 91, 92. 96, 129,
151. 180, 181, 215, 272, 273, 291, 305,
362.369,403,409,410,412,413,418,419
South Mailing (South- mauling)-Lind-
field (Lyndfeild, Lynfeild), 172. 212,
278, 410, 411, 414, 460
South Mailing - Lindfield - Burleigh -
Arches, 78, 321, 411, 461
South Mailing - Lindfield - Chancellor,
410. 460, 461
South' Malling-Lindfield (Lingfeild)-
Chauntor or Precentor, 410, 460, 461
South Malling-Lindfield (Lyndfeild)-
Dean,410, 460, 461
South Malling-Lindfield (Lyndfeild)-
Treasurer, 410, 460. 461
South Monlton. co. Devon, 379
South Mundham (Southmondeham,
Southmoundeham, Southmundham),
314, 322, 411, 412
Southny (Southnie) Portion. 117, 117 ,
292
Southolt, 221
Southover. 12. 35. 63, 84, 90. 94, 97, 98,
143. 144, 151, 161. 206. 207, 216, 254,
255, 256, 273, 274, 304, 335, 340, 362,
369, 374, 410, 412, 413, 426, 429, 473,
489, 491, 492, 493, 494, 500
Southover, S. John Baptist. 340, 413,
427, 433, 483, 484
Southover, S. Pancras, 412
Southram (Souteram, Soutram, Sowth-
ram, Sowtram), 31, 211, 413
Southstoke (Southestocke, South
Stoake, Southstoake. Southstok,
Sowthstoke), 9, 41, 42, 56, 79, 87,
102, 146, 289. 290, 356. 376, 402, 413
Southton, 281. See Stoughton
Southwick (Southweek, Southwike,
South wyke, Sowthewyck, Sowthwyk.
Sowthwyke, Suthewyk, Suthwick),
74, 142, 228. 254, 256, 291, 413, 414,
424, 447, 448, 455, 483, 490, 491, 500
Sownting- Peverell. See Sompting
Sownting-Welda. See Sompting
Spekyngton, co. Somerset, 348
Speldhurst, co. Kent, 17, 189
Spene, co. Berks, 376
Spittlefield, 2. 414. See Alciston
Spofforth (Spasforthe). co. York. 348,
349
Spynney, co. Cambridge. 89
Stafford, co.. 87. 130, 376
Standen, 83
Standesteed. See Stansted
Standleigh, 122, 333, 414. See Deane
in Oving
Staunden (Staundenne), I.W., co.
Southampton, 378
Stanerham, 234
Stanmer (Stammer, Stanmore, Stam-
more), 15. 51, 351, 411, 414, 455, 484
Stansted (Stansteed, Standsted, Stan-
stead, Standesteed, Standsteed), 9,
56, 57, 58, 93, 110, 134. 256. 281, 333,
363, 399, 400, 414, 415, : 417, 421. 452
Stanton alias Staunton, 308. 415, 416
Stantons, 413, 415, 447, 483. See
Westmeston
Staple (Stapull), 205. 208, 415
INDEX OF PLACES.
591
Staplefield, 463
Staplefield Portion, 117 n
Stapleford, 464
Staplehurst, co. Kent, 75, 205, 454
Starborough (Starbarrow, Starborowe,
Starborow, Starburge. Starburgh),
co. Surrey, 269, 270, 363, 415, 416
Staunden, co. Stafford, 376
Stawnden, 414
Stedham (Stedeham), 101, 107, 111,
121, 122, 135, 146, 194, 208, 243, 244,
279, 288, 373, 409, 416, 427, 447. 503
Steep, co. Southampton, 208
Steppingley, co. Bedford, 12
Stetchworth, co. Cambridge, 89
Steventon (Stevington, Stevengton),
co. Southampton, 287, 473
Stewkley-ilagno, co. Hunts, 115
Steyning (Stenyng, Stenning, Stean-
ing, Steeueing), 25, 37, 38, 39. 76, 94,
95, 179, 240, 245, 257, 288, 3i5, 319,
355, 356, 363, 416, 418, 424. 436, 443,
448, 463, 464. 486, 488, 490, 496, 501,
509, 510
Stillington, 463. Sec Sullington
Stockbridge (Stokebridge). 9, 253, 415,
417
Stoke (Stoak), 398, 417, 418. 485
Stokegursey (Stockcursey), co. Somer-
set, 348
Stoke- Hamond, co. Bucks, 456
Stonden-Massy, co. Essex, 302
Stonden-Tolyes, co. Essex, 302
Stone, 28, 418
Stone, co. Kent, 201, 205
Stonebridge, 416
Stoneham, 329, 418
Stonehurst, 416
Stoneland, 272, 273
Stonelandys, 419, 420
Stonelynk (Stonelynck), 298, 419, 420
Stone-Place, 419, 420
Stonerockes (Stonrocks), 191. 350,
420
Stopham (Stopeham. Stoppam). 9, 171,
204, 258, 265, 266. 267, 310, 336, 337,
380, 381, 392, 420,' 421, 468, 501, 502,
510
Storrington (Storyngton), 9, 37, 38, 56,
85, 86, 111, 138, 205, 209, 292, 302,
329, 337, 351. 415, 421, 423. 424, 433,
437, 490, 491. 504
Stoughton (Staughton, Storghton,
Stowghton), 9, 23, 43, 56, 57, 82, 119,
132, 133, 222. 234, 281, 314, 324, 329,
360, 366, 386, 412, 414, 415, 421, 422,
432, 452, 453. 457, 458, 473
Stratford-Tony, co. Wilts, 46
Street (Streat, Strete). 63, 83, 100, 105,
171, 214, 235, 306, 317, 351, 422, 423,
483
Streitfeild, 371
Stretehampton (Strethamton), 9, 58,
195, 328, 423
Strettington (Streetington), 143, 195.
196, 423
Strotton. 222
Stubcroft, 234, 423
Stuckes (Stuckles), 273, 304, 423, 494
Subdeanry, 307
Suffolk, co., 27, 83, 87, 214, 295, 302,
322, 347, 362, 373,391, 403, 427
Sugworth. 317, 423
Sulham (Selham). 28, 87, 107, 128, 202,
329, 388, 398, 423, 502
Sullington (Sillington, Syllington,
Sullyngton), 37, 38, 64. 85, 86, 109,
134, 209, 219. 223, 225, 265, 292, 315,
351, 358, 399, 400, 416, 423, 424, 425,
433, 436, 437, 449, 463. 470, 503, 504.
505
Sunnynghurst, co. Berks, 66
Sunnyngley, 175
Supton, 425. 426
Surrey, co., 9, 13, 14, 16, 27, 48, 61. 73,
78, 82, 87, 122, 123, 124, 127, 151, 186,
204, 239, 251, 270, 287. 303, 355, 372,
373, 375, 377, 388, 389, 390, 391, 415,
416, 427, 447. 450, 451. 455. 482, 498,
503
Sussex, co.. 3. 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 20, 23,
27, 29, 31. 46, 48, 49, 50, 51. 53. 59. 60,
61, 65, 66, 73. 74, 75, 78, 81 n, 82, 83,
87, .89. 96, 99, 100, 108, 110, 115, 120,
122, 124, 136, 152. 156, 159, 160, 162,
167, 175, 187, 188, 189, 191, 195, 201,
204, 205, 207, 208, 214, 220, 226, 228,
237, 239, 243, 248, 249, 251. 254, 259,
260, 265, 269, 270, 279, 281, 284, 287,
292, 295, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 309,
322, 323, 326, 327, 330, 331, 339, 346,
347, 348, 353. 355. 357, 362, 366, 371,
372, 373, 375. 377. 378, 379, 382, 384,
385, 388, 389. 390, 391, 392, 398,
403, 405, 411, 412, 415, 416, 427. 435,
446, 447, 450, 451, 453, 454, 455, 456,
460, 463, 464, 473. 474, 479, 482, 486,
487, 491, 495, 497, 498, 500, 503, 504
Sutton, 52, 70, 71, 80, 100, 101, 109, 128,
136, 143, 163, 207, 310, 347, 348, 385,
386, 387, 425, 426, 427, 447, 494
Sutton, co. Lincoln. 311
Sutton-Hall, 425, 426
Sutton in Woking, co. Surrey, 372
Sutton-Vallence, co. Kent, 220
Swanborough (Swanbergh, Swanbar-
row, Swannebarough), 8, 15, 16, 18.
19, 62, 63, 104, 106, 117, 129, 130, 137J
143, 144, 150, 161, 202, 208, 225, 228,
240, 242, 251, 254, 255, 256, 261, 273,
274, 286, 297, 302, 303, 304, 310, 317,
326, 329, 333, 339, 350, 365, 374, 412,
413, 416, 425, 426, 427, 429, 440, 458,
459, 462, 481, 494. 497, 498
592
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Sweterudee. 427
S wines, 381 '
Swinford, co. Kent. 50. 353
Swinham (Swineham. Swyneham). 27.
28. 427. 428
Swinished or Swinisted. co. Lincoln,
346
SydenMead : 195, 196
Sydley, 83
Sygewyke. See Sedgwick
Sylkeden, 341
Synder, XI. 251. See Olere Chase
Synkcleris. co. Essex, 309
Syppenham. co. Back*. 35
Syssinherst, co. Kent. 205
T.
Taberleshall (Taberleshaull). See
Taverneshall
Tablehurst (Tableherst. Tavelherst).
73. 144, 428. 432
Tadcaster, co. York. 348. 349
Tadeb.am.428. 177
Talkes Chantry. See Tawkes Chantry
Tandridge (Tanridge. Tanrydge). co.
Surrey. 186. 187. 303. 388, 389
Tansmere (Tangemer. Tangimer. Tang-
mer. Tansymer). 41. 42,59, 87, 147,
14-;. 154. 195, 196, 337, 376, 402, 428,
429
Tangmer-Farm. 195. 196
Tangmer-Meads. 195. 196
Tangmer-Park. 195. 19o
Tanners. 412. 429
Tanridge (Tanrydge). co. Surrey. See
Tandridge
Tarbycke. co. Worcester, 225
Tarring (Taring, Tarryng, Terring,
Terryng, Tirring, Tirryng. Torring,
Torryng. Tyrring. Tyrryng). 10. 31 j
63. 65. 66, 74. 84, 120. 129, 166.
183, 209, 210. 246. 274. 350, 389. 390,
405, 426, 427. 429. 430. 431, 432. 434,
439. 440, 451, 485
Tarring - Camoys (Tarring - Camois,
Tarring- Camoyes. Tarring-Camoyse,
Tarryng-Camoys, Tarring-Canways.
Terring-Camoys. Terryng-Camoyes,
Terryng-Camoys). 140. 169, 354. 430.
434
Tarring-Xevill (Tarring-Nevell. Tar-
rine-Xevile. Torring-Xevell. Torring-
Xevill. Torryng-Xevell, Torryng-
Nevill. Torryng-Xevyll), 10. ll" 73.
129, 211, 219, 272. 273. 274. 29*. 350.
429, 430. 431, 432. 494
Tarring - Peverell (Toring - Peverell,
Torryng-Peverell. Toryng-Peverell).
51. 73. 272. 273. 431. 432. 440.
494
Tarring - Saint Cleere (Tarring - San-
clear, Tarring- Sancleare, Terring-
Seyntclere. Torring - Saint Cleere.
Torryng-Seynt Clere), 84. 129. 430.
431. 432
Tavelherst. See Tablehurst
TarernershaU (Taberleshaull. Taberle-
shall. Tabershall. Tavernershaull).
33. 135. 393.394.428. 432
Tawkes (Talkes) Chantry. 19- H
432
Tawkeshold (Tawkes- Hold), 422. 432,
473
Tedscombe. See Telscombe
Telham. 27
Telscombe (Tedscombe. Telescombe.
Tellescombe. Telscomb. Tilescombe,
Tilescomebe). 63. 73. 13fi. 182. 223^
272. 273. 274/297. 323, 358. 365. 424.
432. 433. 437. 438
Telton (Tilton. Tylton). 28, 54, 211. 228,
433, 434. 450
Temple-Brewere. co. Lincoln. 60
Tenterden (Tenderden. Tenwarden),
co. Kent. 180. 371
Tereshersh (Tereshish, Tereshysh).
Si-e Terses
Terrick. See Tnrwick
Terring (Terryng). See Tarrin?
Terring (Terryng)-Camoys. .S ' Tar-
ring-Camovs
Terses (Tereshersh, Tereshish. Tere-
shysh. Tyreherst. Tyrehurst. Tyres-
herst. Tyreshurst. Tyseherst. *Tys-
hurst, Tythehurst. fythurst). 434,
435, 451. See Tiseherst
Terwick. 435. See Tnrwick
Testers. 436
Tenyford. 333. 436. See Trayford
Tewxleith (Tenxlith. Tewxlith). 121.
122, 243,436.447
Thakeham (Thacam. Thackam. Thack-
ham. Thakam, Thakham). 7.
37. 38. 66. 67. 95. 100, 106. 135. 14.
1*5. 240. 25n. 257. 26o! 287. 292. 32f>!
337. 351. 393. 394. 400. 424. 433, 436,
437. 450, 470, 486. 503. 5d4
TharLsthorpe, co. Derby
The Boscage, 354 n
The Mote. 434
Thorlwood (Thurlewood). 106. 4: "
Thorlwood-Coates. 106. 437, 438
Thorney. 55. 99. 438
Thorney-Bickley. 99. 438
Thornehill, co. Cambridge, 89
Thorneton, co. York, 348. 349
Thornham. co. Cambridge, 89
INDEX OF PERSONS.
593
Three Oakes, 438
Thrustons, co. Southampton, 451
Thurlewood. Sue Thorlwood
Thydden. co. Southampton, 110
Ticehurst. See Tisehurst
Tighe (Tye, Tygh), 51, 52, 73, 304, 383,
438 See S. Tye
Tilescombe (Tilescomebe). See, Tels-
combe
Tilgate, 117, 268, 402, 438, 439
Till, 129, 213. 439. Se-e Dill
Tillingham (Tyllyngham), 343, 352,
379, 439, 450
Tillington (Tillyngton, Tyllington,
Tyllyngton, Tyllyton), 37, 107, 109,
121, 128, 147, 149, 194, 234, 290, 310,
348, 370, 376, 406, 439, 440. See
Tollington
Tilton. See Telton
Tinwood, 195, 196
Tirring (Tirryng). See Terring
Tirs. See Tyes
Tirwick. See Turwick
Tiseherst (Ticehurst, Tishurst, Tyce-
herst, Tycehurst, Tyseherst, Tyse-
hurst, Tyserst, Tysherst, Tyshurst),
8, 23, 32, 49, 50, 55, 62, 80, 81, 157,
158, 191, 198, 202, 205, 206, 244, 258,
285, 296, 312, 313, 338, 339, 371, 386,
396, 397, 435, 439, 487, 499. See Terses
Tiseherst, co. Kent, 504
Titsey, co. Surrey, 14
Toddam (Toddams). See Todham
Toddington (Todington), 280, 439
Todham (Toddam, Toddams), 233, 392,
439, 440
Tollers, 285, 387, 440
Tolleshunt-Darcy, co. Essex, 120
Tollington (Tollyngton), 121. 347, 427,
439, 440. See Tillington
Tonbridge, co. Kent, 176. See Tun-
bridge
Topcliffe, co. York, 348, 349
Torring. See Tarring
Torring (Torryng) Nevill. <S^Tarring-
Nevill
Torrington, 463
Torryng. See Tarring
Torryng-Peverell. See Tarring- Peverell
Torryng- Seynt Clere. See Tarring-
Saint Clere
Tortington (Tortyngton), 9, 10, 19, 41,
68, 77, 82, 110, 143, 150, 289, 305, 314,
324, 325, 329, 333, 373, 441, 442, 444,
477, 488, 497, 500, 503, 508
Tortington - Cheynes (Tortington -
Cheinyes, Tortington-Cheyneys, Tor-
tyngton - Chainesse, Tortyngton -
Cheinyes), 9, 441, 442
Tothease (Totheys), 442
Totnore, 213,272,273,442
Tottenham, co. Middlesex, 412
VOL. XX.
Tottington (Totington, Tottynton),
280, 291, 346, 443
Tottington - Woowood (Tottington -
Wowood). 443. 463, 464
Totton-Lopperwpod, co. Southampton,
456
Tourdwike. See Turwick
Towland, co. Kent, 228
Towneland, co. Kent, 228
Townham, 83
Tradington (Trudington), 152, 443,
446. See Tretton
Trafford. See Treyford
Tratton. See Trotton
Trayford, 443. See Treyford
Trefford (Treford). See Treyford
Tremaynes. See Tremons
Tremons (Tremaynes, Treymans), 443,
444, 445
Trever (Treuer), 370, 444
Trewley (Trewlies. Trewly). See Truly
Treyford (Trafford. Trayfford, Tray-
ford, Trefford, Treford). 9, 99, 129,
135. 152, 203, 204, 324, 333, 408, 436,
441, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 479, 480
Treymans. See Tremons
Trinebarne (Trin-Barn),40, 106,445,508
Trotton (Tratton. Trotten), 4, 37, 49,
50, 78, 87, 91, 101, 119, 121, 122, 123,
128, 135, 136, 152, 161, 177, 196, 203,
204, 225, 238, 241, 243, 245, 246, 271,
282, 283, 288, 292, 332, 333, 366, 373,
377, 408, 416, 436, 443, 445, 446, 447,
449, 454, 461, 462, 465, 479, 480, 485,
503, 505
Trubwick (Trubweeke, Trubwyck),
116, 117, 118, 209, 447
Trudington. See Tradington
Truly (Treuley, Trewley, Trewlies,
Trewly, Truely, Truley, Trulye),114,
239, 385, 398, 444, 447, 448, 449, 469,
483
Trumpyngton, co. Cambridge, 479
Trunchantes (Trnncheants), co. South;
ampton, 287, 473
Trusthorp, co. Lincoln, 311
Tryvay, 370, 449. See River
Tudeley (Tuedley), co. Kent, 176
Tullington (Tullyngton), 202,348,370
392
Tunbridge, co. Kent, 176, 371. See
Tonbridge
Turwick (Terrick, Terwick, Tirwick,
Tourdwick, Tourdwike, Turdwyke,
Turweek, Turwike, Turwyck, Tur-
wyke, Tyrwick. Tyrwyck), 101, 110,
128, 135, 152, 177, 203, 204, 226, 392,
408, 435, 443, 446, 447, 449, 451, 462,
479, 480
Twineham (Twinham, Twynam.
Twyneham, Twynham), 28. 52, 53J
87, 107, 124, 129, 130, 151, 186, 187,
QQ
594
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE PEET OP PINES.
189, 201, 235, 328, 358, 400, 426, 447,
449, 450, 469. 500, 501
Twineham-Benfield (Twineham-Ben-
fild, Twyneham-Benfeild. Twyne-
ham-Benfeild, Twynham-Benfield),
12, 13, 64,449, 450
Tyceherst (Tycehurst). See Tiseherst
Tye. See Tyes
Tye (Tigh, Tygh). See Tighe
Tyes (Tirs, Tye, Tys), 17, 118, 439, 450,
451
Tyherst. co. Kent, 269, 270
Tyllington (Tyllyngton.Tyllyton). See
Tillington
Tyllyngham. See Tillingham
Tylte, co. Kent, 205
Tylton. See Telton
Tymsburie, co. Southampton, 254
Tynseley, 450
Typnell (Typnoke, Typnowlls), 510
Tyreherst (Tyrehurst). Sec Terses
Tyresherst (Tyreshurst). See Terses
Tyrryng (Tyrring). See Tarring
Tyrwick (Tyrwyck). See Turwick
Tys. See Tyes
Ty seh erst (Ty shurst) . See Terses
Tyseherst (Tysehurst). See Tiseherst
Tyserst. See Tiseherst
Tysherst (Tyshurst). See Tiseherst
Tythehurst (Tythurst). Sce^ Terses
u.
Uckfield (Uckfeild, Uckfeld, Ucfeild,
Ukfeld), 72, 73, 84, 85, 86, 120, 153,
193, 212, 227, 245, 291, 304, 354, 390,
438
Uckham, 27
Udimore (Udemyre, TJdimer, Udymer,
Uddymere), 27, 50, 53, 60, 62. 69, 115,
116, 131, 171, 172, 178, 205, 206, 223,
229, 237, 238, 239, 263, 341, 343, 352,
353, 379, 382, 403, 451, 452. 466, 492,
501
Udyham, 371
Uherst (Uhirst, Uhurst), 27, 172, 229,
309
Underdowne, co. Kent, 331
Unsted, co. Surrey, 123, 124
Upchurch, co. Kent, 207
Upmarden (Upmardon, Dpmerden), 9,
23, 57, 78, 82, 107, 111, 132, 205, 222,
234, 288, 324, 339, 366, 412, 414, 427,
452, 453, 482, 503
Upmarden, Saint John, 110, 452, 453
Uppe-Park, 453
Upperton, 347, 348, 453
Upperton-Durford, 453
Upwaltham, 109, 110, 310, 453, 461
Utworth, co. Surrey, 123, 124
V.
Vachery, alias Winbeach, 8
Veneland, 151, 453
Venere, 61
Verdley (Verdeley), 27, 121, 453
Vine, co. Southampton, 254
Vyning (Vynyng), 28, 135, 203, 204,
408, 454, 480
Vyollettes (Vyollettys), 123, 445, 454
w.
Wade, co. Southampton. 456
Wadhurst (Wadherst, Wadeherst), 26,
31, 44, 62, 72, 73, 80, 81, 84, 85, 86,
90, 110, 175, 176, 180, 181, 193, 198,
206, 207, 226, 260, 285, 293, 295, 296,
307, 312, 345, 386, 454, 455, 487, 499
Wadhurst, co. Kent, 175, 176
Wakehurst (Wakeherst). 8, 455, 456, 489
Walberton (Walburton, Warburton), .
26, 34, 40, 41, 42, 77. 165, 171, 195,
250, 289, 368, 445, 456, 457, 466, 508, 509
Walden, 151
Waldern. See Waldron
Walderton (Walderdon, Walterton),
43, 82, 132, 133, 281, 282, 329, 414,
457, 458, 461
Waldron (Waldern, Walldren), 42, 44,
51, 73, 78, 80, 81, 84, 90, 92, 98, 115,
140, 173, 202, 206, 207, 212, 213, 223,
262, 272, 273, 285, 304, 347, 348, 359,
362, 363, 370, 412, 426, 427, 429, 458.
459, 484
Walehill (Walhill, Wallhill), 13, 14, 459
Walkhamsted, 355, 459
Walkhampsted (Walkhamsted, Walk-
amsted), co. Surrey, 48, 186, 187
Walland under the Castle (Lewes), 426
Walldren. See Waldron
Walleigh, co. Devon, 379
Wallhurst (Walhurst), 392, 459
Wallingore. See Wanningore
Wallingworth alias Wallinworth. See
Wanningore
Walmeston, co. Kent, 339
Walshes (Welche, Welchys), 102, 115,
374, 400, 428, 459, 460, 471
Walsted (Walstead), 8, 82, 91, 181, 203,
249, 279, 410, 411, 460, 461, 481, 498,
506
Walterton. See Walderton
INDEX OF PLACES.
595
Waltham. 80, 137, 163, 202, 231, 265,
266, 310, 453, 461
Walwyns, 53, 78, 244, 461. See Bung-
hurst
Wanningore (Wanyngore, Waning-
more. Wanyngworth, Wallingworth,
Wanniore), 4, 87, 91, 119, 128, 135,
152, 241, 283, 317, 318, 372, 373, 445,
446, 459, 461, 462, 463
Wanniore. See Wanningore
Wanock (Wanorke), 51, 303
Wantley (Wanteley), 209, 426, 462,
463, 485
Wanyngore (Wanyngmore). See Wan-
ningore
Wappingthorne (Hoppingthorne, Horp-
ingthorne), 3, 134, 223, 224, 315, 443,
463, 464
Wapsborne (Warpesborn, Wapesborn,
Warpborne, Warpesborne, Wapyllys-
borne, Wappesborne, Wappisborne,
Warpysborne, Warblesborne, Warn-
lesborne, Warblesborne. Wapsbourne,
Waspborne), 91, 340, 390, 445, 463,
465, 466, 469, 470, 505
Wapton. See Yapton
Warberton. See Walberton
Warblesborne. See Wapsborne
Warbleton (Warbilton, Warbylton.
Warbelton, Warbulton), 11, 12, 26,
27, 55, 69, 74, 75. 80, 81, 83, 114, 115,
120, 204, 205, 206, 207, 211, 214, 229,
293. 294, 299, 300, 341, 386, 403, 434,
451, 466, 467
Warblington alias Walberton, 445
Warblington, co. Southampton, 326,
398
Wardyngled. See Warninglid
Wareham, 196
Warehead, 195, 196
Warehorne, co. Kent, 50
Wargrave, co. Berks, 26
Warlington, 80, 81, 206, 346, 467
Warminghurst. See Worminghurst
Warmyngchamp. See Warningcamp
Warnham (Warneham), 26, 59, 101,
106, 124, 126, 188, 220, 252, 253, 257,
258, 330, 355, 356. 363, 372, 378, 382,
396, 401, 420, 421, 424, 437, 447, 449,
467. 468, 469, 498
Warnham-Den in Warnham, 468, 469
Warningcamp (Warmyngchamp, War-
nyngchamp, Warnecampe, Warnyng-
ham), 9, 10, 45, 80, 82, 87, 102, 202,
286. 287, 302, 307 356. 378, 441, 469,
497
Warninglid (Warninglede, Warmyng-
lede, Wardyngley, Warnynglegh,
Wardyngleys, Wardyngled), 35, 125,
239, 447, 467, 469
Warnlesborne (Warpesborne). See
Wapsborne
Wartling (Warteling, Wartlyng, Wat-
ling, Wertlyng, Wratlyng). 11, 12,
26, 27, 28, 29, 44, 49, 54. 55. 61, 62,
69, 72, 80, 81. 83, 113. 120, 132, 173,
189, 192, 204, 205, 206, 207, 213, 214,
220, 222. 223, 250, 260, 262, 275, 276,
279. 286, 299. 300, 311, 312, 333, 340,
341, 344, 345, 424, 434, 466, 469,
470
Wartlington. See Whatlington
Warwick, co., 87, 162, 302, 374
Washington (Washyngton, Wasshyng-
ton), 7, 12. 37, 38, 64, 85, 86, 93, 135,
168, 197, 211, 223, 240, 257, 315, 329,
356, 394, 400, 423, 424, 437, 449, 450,
470, 486, 491, 496, 504. 509, 510
Watlington. See Whatlington
Watton, co. York, 237
Wayneham, 204, 471
Weeke. See Wick
Weightdeane. See Withdean
Welches. See Walshes
Welle (Wells), 471
Wellingham (Wyllyngham), 352, 369
Wellingley, 304. See Hellingly
Weltham, 471, 487, 490
Wem, co. Salop, 392
Wenham (Weynham), 203, 204, 380,
408, 458, 471, 472, 486
Wenham and Ryland, 471
Wepham, 9, 15, 45, 79, 82, 472
Wephurst (Wepehurst, Wepherst), 472,
509, 510
Werd (Werth), 472
West Angmering (Westangmeryng,
Westangmyring, West Agmeryng),
7, 15, 132, 138, 147, 148, 150, 183,
196, 197, 215, 246, 302, 337, 355, 356,
360, 378, 472, 484, 485, 488
West Ashling (West Asheling), 126,
398
West Bayley, 472
Westbayley (Westbaly) Portion, 117,
117 n
Westbergholt-Sackvile, co. Essex, 304
Westborne (Westbourne, West Borne),
2, 56, 57, 82, 99, 281, 307, 325, 326,
366, 381, 414, 415, 422, 458, 472, 473,
500, 501
Westbrooke, 107
Westbrooke near Bourne, 472
West Burton (Westburton, Westbor-
, ton), 9, 82, 202, 336, 392, 472, 501,
502
Westbury (Wesbury), 82, 382, 472
West Chiltington (West Chyltington,
West Chyltyngton), 25, 37, 38, 109
184. 185, 421, 424, 433, 504
Westclyffe (Westclyve), co. Kent, 269
Westcott, co. Surrey, 127
Westdean (West Deane, Weastdean,
Westdene, Westedene), 2, 9, 40, 43,
596 SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF TINES.
56. 57, 58, 70, 71, 82, 92, 93, 94, 122.
123, 126, 130, 132, 143, 177, 193, 234',
283, 284, 287, 314, 328, 342, 360, 386,
405, 412. 422, 432. 444, 466, 473
Westdean alias Earlscourt, 137, 473
Westend Court (Westerns Court), co.
South, 456
Westenowte. See Westout
Westergate, 143, 179, 328, 473. See
Gates
Westerham, co. Kent, 474
Westerton, 58, 195, 398. 473
West Esewrith, 10, 474
West Farley, co. Kent, 25
Westfield (Westfeld, Westfyld. Wes-
feld, Westfeild), 17, 23, 27, 49, 50,
55, 61, 62, 80, 81, 83, 88, 89, 90, 115,
116, 128, 160, 166, 172, 178, 179, 185,
190, 198, 205, 206, 229, 244. 258, 262,
331, 353, 371, 382. 386, 419, 466, 467,
474, 509, 510
West Firle (Westfirle, Westfyrles.
West Farlys, Westferles), 6, 52, 94,
151, 168. 206, 211, 229, 248, 298, 362,
363, 370, 436, 475, 494
Westgrenewich. co. Kent, 28
West Grinstead (West Grinsted, West-
grensted. Westgrynsted), 7, 25, 33,
37, 38, 58, 59, 76, 77, 85, 86, 93, 96.
106, 135, 148, 149, 159, 219, 232, 233^
240, 257, 268, 277, 290, *96, 310, 326,
356, 393, 394, 396, 404, 436, 437, 440,
475, 476
Westhagborne, co. Berks, 451
Westham. 12, 51, 52, 54, 73, 81, 83, 90,
132, 133. 134, 140, 151, 170, 171. 192,
213, 217^ 224, 261, 262, 279, 298, 299,
300, 301, 303, 304, 323, 333, 342, 344,
358, 368, 382, 388, 389, 412, 424, 426,
434, 440, 466, 476, 493, 494
Westhampnett (West Hampnett, West-
hamptenet), 9, 23, 59, 116, 126, 182,
183, 195, 196, 198, 307, 348, 359, 398,
428, 441, 477, 498
West Harting (West Hartyng, West-
harting), 102, 129, 134, 135, 145, 146,
153, 203, 204, 226, 301, -364, 372, 373,
405, 408, 409, 435, 445, 447, 453, 454,
471, 478, 479, 480
Westhide, co. Kent, 331
West Hoathly (Westhothly, Westhoth-
lygh, Weathoadly, Westhodeley,
Westhodlegh, Westhotheligh. West
Hotheleigh, Westhothley), 8, 60, 69,
73, 78, 94, 98, 103, 119. 120, 152. 181,
186, 187, 225, 226, 227, 235, 251. 272,
273, 291, 303, 306, 318, 328, 335, 353.
354, 355, 388, 389, 390. 410, 420, 422,
423, 426, 427, 445, 455^ 460, 461, 480,
481, 483
Westholt, 9, 480
Westhorney. Sec West Thorney
Westhorney-Aglands. See West Thor-
ney- A glands
West Itchenor (West Ichenor. West-
ychenour). 146, 148, 154, 195, 234.
440
Westland co. Surrey. 127
Westlands, 188, 219, 349, 360, 481
West Lavant (Westlavent, Westlovent),
195, 417, 481, 482
Westligh, co. Kent. 371
West Harden (Westmardon, Westmer-
den). 78, 82, 111, 132, 234, 339, 412.
414, 452, 453, 482, 483
Westmeston (Westmiston, Westmin-
stan, Westmenston, Westmyston,
Westminston. Westmynton), 5, 80,
83, 100, 105/130, 165, 166, 214, 235,
252, 306, 319, 324, 328, 335, 351, 361,
415, 422, 423. 426, 447, 483
Westmeston alias Stantons, 1, 413. 415
Westminster, S. Margaret, 60
Westminster, S. Peter, 20, 29, 54, 66,
87, 98. 101, 158, 160, 167, 286, 299,
330, 341. 390, 500, 507
Westminston (Westmiston, Westmyn-
ton). See Westmeston
Westmoreland, co., 392
Westneston. See Wiston
Weston, co. Southampton, 136
Weston-Corbotte, co. Southampton, 48
Westout (Westeowte) near Lewes, 317,
484
West Preston (Westpreston), 15, 41,
148, 165, 183, 202, 355, 356, 378, 379,
406, 484, 485, 487, 488
West Stoke (W. Stoake), 398, 417, 418,
485
West Tarring (W. Terring), 136, 184,
210, 292, 430, 433, 434, 485
West Thorney (Westhorney), 367. 485
West Thorney- Aglands (Westhorney-
Aglands), 126, 485
Westtowne, 83
West Wantley (W. Wanteley), 463,
485
West Wantley Farm, 463
West Wittering (Westwyttering, West-
Wyteryng, West Wythering, West
wyttryng), 147, 148, 154, 188, 234,
250, 341, 438, 440, 456, 486
West Wolves (Westwolfes), 486. 499
Wethiam. See Withyham
Wevelysfeld! See Wivelsfield
Wexham, 109
Weyke. See Wick
Weynham. See Wenham
Whalesborne, 63, 486
Whatley, 446
Whatling alias Whatlington, 371
Whatlington (Whatlyngton, Watling-
ton, Wortlington, Wartlington). 27,
49, 50, 61, 62, 83, 164, 205, 206, 237,
OF PLACES.
697
238, 244, 247. 313, 314, 419, 486,
492
Wherwell, co. Kent, 159
Whiligh (Wylye, VVillygh, Wyligh),
312, 487, 494, 507
Whitedean. See Withdean
Whitestone, 126
Whitway (Whitwey), 281, 487
Whittington, co. Gloucester, 195
Whyghtden. See Withdean
Whytewaltham, co. Berks, 66
Why theham( \Vhythyham). Sec Withy-
ham
Whytwell. co. Southampton, 147
Wichards (Wychard), 183. 487, 497
Wick (Weeke, Wyke. Weyke), 22, 95.
132, 150, 162, 163, 253, 287, 288, 328,
340, 362. 364, 375, 376, 386, 396, 398,
436, 471, 475, 485, 487. 488, 489,
507
Wicken, co. Cambridge, 89
Wickensands (Wyke-Sandes, Wyke and
Sands, Wicketsands, Wykensand).
347, 386, 488, 489
Wickham (Wyckham), 38, 179, 238,
254, 319, 455, 471, 487, 489, 490
Wigden (Wightden). See Withdean
Wiggenholt (Wygenholt, Wygynholt).
20. 64, 85, 109, 187. 256, 329, 337,
433, 437,490, 491, 507
Wiggenholt, S. Maryes, co. Norfolk, 31
Wight, Isle of, 378
Wightdeane-Keylife (Wyghtden-Cay-
lyff, Whyghden-Keyliff), 91, 250, 251,
491, 507
Wigsell, 50, 385, 491, 492
Wikesfitzpayne (Wyke-Fitzpaine), cb.
Somerset, 348
Wilbridge (Willbridge), 34, 324, 492,
498
Wilburton, 34
Wilcocks, 492, 509
Willesfeild. See Wivelsfield
Willinchmere (Wyllynchemere), 277,
288, 397, 492
Willingdon (Wyllyngton, Wyllyngdon,
Willingden, Wyllyngdon), 4, 6, 37,
46, 51, 52, 80, 98, 122, 123, 139, 140,
142, 170, 171, 192, 197, 207, 217, 247,
248, 261, 262, 272, 273, 279, 280, 298,
303, 304, 339, 342, 357. 358, 367, 368,
370, 381, 388, 389, 407, 412, 426, 466,
492, 493, 494
Willygh. See Whiligh
Wilmington (Willmington, Wylmyng-
ton, Wilmynton), 4, 5, 37, 51, 52, 64,
71. 73, 92, 103, 142, 153, 170, 171,
177, 200, 213, 232. 248, 254, 255, 283,
284, 303, 304, 309, 389, 423, 427, 431,
476, 477, 494, 495
Wilsham (Wilahams, Willsham), 11,
12, 299, 495
Wilting, 221, 495
Wilts, co., 27, 66, 83, 87, 124, 214, 248,
301, 302, 376, 411. 427
Winbeach. See Vachery
Winchelsea ( Winchelsey, Wyndechilsee,
Wynchelsey), 27, 51, 61, 78, 218, 229,
237,238,275,276,320,323,419,423,495
leGrey Fryers, 495
River. 495
S. Giles, 217, 218
S. Leonard, 218, 238
S. Thomas. 217, 218
Winde (Wynde), 77, 331, 495. 507
Winden, 473
Windiates, co. Somerset, 348
Winton, 83. 173, 496
Wisborough Green (Wysboroughgrene,
Westborough Greene, Wistborough
Greene, Wysborrow Green), 5, 16,
20, 21, 25, 76, 123, 124, 127, 132, 134,
149, 190, 204, 265, 266, 267, 271, 282,
289, 310, 336, 337, 364, 392, 398, 426,
488, 496, 501, 502, 504, 509, 510. See
Greene
Wiston (Wyston, Whiston, Weston,
Wisneston, Westneston, Wistneston.
Wyneston, Wistoneston. Wystnes-
ton), 12, 13, 37, 38, 76, 77', 93, 94, 95,
99, 168, 179, 209, 210, 288, 290, 329,
416, 426, 484, 491, 496, 497, 504, 507,
510
Withdean (Whyghtden, Weightdeane,
Wightden, Wigden, Wighdeane), 14,
86, 250, 305, 361, 366, 426, 441, 469,
487, 490, 491, 497
Witheren, co. Lincoln, 346
Withyham (Wythiham, Wythyham,
Withiam, Wethiam, Wytheham,
Witham, Whytheham, Whythyham),
8, 17, 28, 35, 42, 45, 50, 51, 52, 60, 73,
74, 77, 84, 93, 94, 95, 112, 135, 145,
170, 173, 188, 189, 191, 213, 245, 248,
254, 269, 270, 272, 273, 291, 303, 304,
310, 314, 318, 323, 332, 373, 412, 445,
461, 490, 496, 497, 507
Withyham in Shipley, 393, 394, 507
Wittersham, co. Kent, 249
Wivelsfield (Wylesfeld, Wyvelysfeld,
Wyvelsfeld, Wyvyllysfeld, Willes-
feild, Wevelysfeld), 80, 83, 105, 116,
117, 118. 165, 174, 175, 189, 201, 209,
212, 250, 251, 284, 306, 332, 400, 410,
427,447,460,461,465,484,497,498,507
Woborne, 335, 498
Wode, co. Northampton, 59
Wodehache, 98
Wodyngcon, co. Surrey, 251, 377
Wogham (VVoham, Woughain), 19, 109,
199, 412, 426
Woking, co. Surrey, 372
Wolbeding. See Woolbeding
Wolborough (Wolborowe), 98, 498, 506
598
SUSSEX MANORS IN THE FEET OF FINES.
Wolbridge, 34, 56, 498, 499, 508
Wolfes. See West Wolves
Wolfreton, co. Southampton, 29
Wollavington. See Woolavington
Wolston, co. Warwick, 302
Wolverton, I.W., 3
Wolverton. co. Southampton, 29
Wonersshe (Wownarsh), co. Surrey, 20,
251
Wonworth, 9, 40, 137, 185. 330. 499,
501. 502
Wonworth in (3 raff ham, 502
Woodchurch, co. Kent, 180, 228
Woodcote (Wooddcott, Wodcott), 9,
58, 195. 498, 499
Woodcott, co. Southampton, 411, 456
Woodhorne, 499
Woodhurst. 295, 499
Woodknowle (Woodknoll). 284, 285,
313, 499, 500
Woodmancote (Woodmancot, Wood-
mancott, Woodmancoat), 9, 99, 129,
201, 231, 312, 330, 331, 365, 366, 385,
386, 400, 441, 447, 448, 449, 463, 483,
489, 498, 500, 501
Woodplace, 486
Woodthorpe, co. Lincoln. 327
Woodymere, 451, 501. See Udimer
Woolavington (Wollavyngton, Woll-
avington, Wollelavington, Wallav-
yngton), 9, 28, 109, 142. W3, 177, 185,
205, 392, 499, 501, 502
Woolbeding (Wolbeding. Wulbedyng,
Wollbedyng), 9, 122, 205, 288, 416,
441, 498, 503, 507
Wootton, 302
Wootton (Wotton),co. Surrey, 127, 251,
377
Worcester, co., 162, 225
Word (VVorde), 503, 506, 507
Wore, 27. See Ore
Worldkyngton, 309
Worlyngton, 309
Worminghurst(Warminghurst), 12, 13.
37, 38, 68, 93, 167, 210, 231, 240, 351J
400, 421, 423, 436, 437, 449, 450, 467,
486, 503, 504, 505
Worpesborne. See Wapsborne
Worsham, 205
Worsted, 445, 505
Worth, 27, 69, 72, 73, 78, 85, 86, 91, 98,
103, 103 n, 116, 117, 118, 129, 154,
187, 201, 218. 219, 235, 239, 245, 251,
291, 318, 319, 323. 339, 350, 355, 375,
389, 400, 402, 410, 424, 431, 439, 444,
445. 446, 447, 450, 455, 456, 460, 461,
498, 503, 505, 506, 507
Worth, co. Lincoln. 346
Worthing (Worthyng, Wurthyng), 27,
65. 66, 67, 74, 80, 107, 108, 186, 202,
305, 315, 367. 368, 389, 507
Wortlington. See Whatlington
Wougham. See Wogham
Wratling. See Wartling
Wresill, co. York, 348, 349
Wulbedyng. See Woolbeding
Wullavyngton. See Woolavington
Wurthyng. See Worthing
Wyberton, co. Lincoln, 311
Wyboldeston (Wyboston), co. Bedford,
392
Wychard. See Wichards
Wyckham. See Wickham
Wygenholt. See Wiggenholt
Wyghtden-Caylyff. See Wightdeane-
Keylife
Wygpery (Wigperry), 53, 507
Wyke. See Wick
Wykemersh, 20
Wykes, co. Lincoln, 405
Wyligh. See Whiligh
Wyllyngdon. See Willingdon
Wyllyngham. See Wellingham
Wylmyngton. See Wilmington
Wyiye. See Whiligh
Wymering (Wymbryng), co. South-
ampton, 110, 147
Wyndechilsee. See Winchelsea
Wyndyates (Wyneyates), co. Somerset,
348
Wynendeanes, 473
Wyngfyld, co. Berks, 21
Wynhamford, 472
Wynterborne, 231
Wysboroughgrene. See Wisborough
Green
Wystneston. See Wiston
Wyston. See Wiston
Wythorne, co. Lincoln, 311
Wytley. co. Surrey, 61
Wyvelsfield. See Wivelsfield
Y.
Yalding, co. Kent, 382
Yapton (Yeapton, Yatton), 9, 22, 23,
34, 40. 41. 42, 56, 77, 121, 143, 165,
178, 195, 199, 202, 250, 280, 302, 305,
324, 402, 436, 441, 445, 456, 457, 507,
508, 509
Yapton-Coverts, 113. 507, 508, 509
Yapton-Rectory, 77, 199, 242, 280, 508,
509
Yapton-Shulbred, 509
Yatton. See Yapton
Yeapton. See Yapton
Yelding (Yeldyng, Yelden, Yielding), 7,
105,179,189,304,316,331,472,509,510
INDEX OF PERSONS.
599
Yerseham, 192, 279. 510
Yngrams (Yngrames), 83, 243, 510
Yokeborne, 423
York (city), 349
York, co., 49, 83, 214, 237, 295, 348, 349,
414, 427, 435, 463, 464
Yowensmare (Youesmare), 63. 510
Ypinr (Ypeing, Ypyng), 122. 243, 416,
510
Yvernoll, 195
cs Ou Jdwin Hadlow Wise
435 Sussex manors
S9D85
v.2
PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE
CARDS OR SLIPS FROM THIS POCKET
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO LIBRARY
