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HATFIELD PEVEREL (Priory of). Composition between Ralph, bishop of Norwich , and the prior and convent of Hatfield Peverel concerning the tithes arising out of the parishes of Terling and Hatfield. Dated 9 Kl. Aug. 1291.

WOODHAM FERRERS. Master John de Thvyford, rector of Wodeham , acknowledges to have received of Richard de Flammamvill, proctor, of the abbot of Bec in England, two parts of all the tithes arising from the lordship of the lords of Ferrers, in the said parish of Wodeham, to farm paying annually to the proctor 60s. Dated 1259, the day of the translation of St. Swithin.

Chirograph reciting a mandate from Pope Gregory X, 4 Non. Apr. an. 4, to the priors of Merton and Bormundes[e], to hear and determine a suit for spoliation of tithes between the abbot and monks of Bec, and Robert, rector of Wodeham , who decree that the tithes arising from the lordships of the lords of Ferrers shall be farmed by the rector of Wodeham at a rent of 60s. annually. (1275.)

Totham [Essex]. Bartholomew the cook, of Totham , grants to Ivo fitz-Gilbert for his homage and service, (i) that croft in T⟨otham⟩ called ’Tuong’ [or Twonge’ in M. 53.] which lies between the road and Symon son of Anselm ’s land; (ii) one acre of land in the field called Pirifield, lying along the road, shut in by a ditch. Rent: 6d., also the service due to the King, and for scutage 1½d. For this grant Ivo gave 5/-. Witnesses: Bartholomew de la more , Roger de Vneseia , Roger the palmer , Henry the clerk , Gilbert fitz-Thomas , Nigel de Sireburne , John Ballard , Walter fitz-Gilbert , Richard the clerk of Totham . ⟨c. 1230–40.⟩

Totham [Essex]. Cristina and Emma, daughters of the late Bartholomew the cook of T⟨otham⟩ , confirm MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. M. 52. For this Ivo gave them 3/-. Witnesses: Bartholomew de la More , Roger de Vneseia , Roger le paumer , Henry the clerk , Gilbert fitz-Thomas , John de Sirebume , Robert Folenfant , Walter fitz-Gilbert , William de Chiselford , Richard de Totham, clerk. ⟨c. 1240–50.⟩

Carta Gilberti Pecche, filii Hamon. Pecche, remittens Willelmo Coco de Middleton totam sectam curiae, quam facere solebat Willelmus ad curiam ejus de Gestingthorp, pro tenemento in villa de parva Henye, salvo tamen Gilberto et haeredibus ad scutagium, quando evenerit, uno denario pro praedict. tenemento ; cum sigillo. [temp. Edw. I.]

Carta Radulfi filii Willelmi, de Pebeners [Pebmarsh], confirmans Ricardo filio Angod, de Cornerth [Cornard], et Aviciae, filiae suae, terram de Binelle [recte Binesle, Binsley] in parochia de Bulemere [Bulmer, Essex], et redditum in villa de Subeia [Sudbury (?)], salvis servitio Dom. regis, advocatione ecclesiae de Bulemere, et aliis; eum sigillo. [temp. Henr. III.]