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Account (Compotus). Derbyshire (county). Feast of St. Michael, 27 Hen. III, to Feast of St. Michael, 28 Hen. III (1244). . Account (Compotus) of J. de Grey.

List of amercements. Cambridgeshire. Huntingdonshire. [temp. Ed. I] (1307). . List of amercements in the counties of counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, many of them for pardons of outlawry (mutilated).

Composition. Quarr, Cistercian abbey. 1289 on the feast of Gregory the Pope, viz. 4 Id. March [12 March] (1289). . Composition between the abbot and convent of Lyra, and the abbot and convent of Quarrer, concerning the tithes of Arreton, Hasely, Titelingeham, Lovecumbe, and Scandecumbe, belonging to the abbey of Lyra, and the tithes of Cosham, and around the castle of Caresbrok, Ruherigg, Ruheburge, within the limits of the parish of Caresbrok, belonging to the church of Caresbrok; by which the abbey of Quarrer is to have the tithes of the five former places, paying annually 40s to the abbey of Lyra.

Writ. Hilderskelfe (Yorkshire, North Riding), Ganthorpe (Yorkshire, North Riding). 3 January, 20 Ed. I (1292). . Writ from King Edward I to Simon de Grymmesby, escheator in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmorland, commanding him to pay, out of the lands of Ralph, late baron of Graistok, deceased, now in the king's hands, an annual rent of twenty marks, together with two robes and a saddle suitable for a knight (which said rent, robes and saddle were charged upon the manor of Hildreskelf held of John le Bygot, and certain other lands and tenements in Galinethorp held of Ralph de Nevill), to Thomas de Belton, knight, as with the arrears due to him. Dated at Kenilworth.

Pleadings. Jervaulx, Cistercian abbey. [14 Oct.] 1214 (1214). . Pleadings in a cause between the abbot and convent of Jorevall and Ranulf, son of Robert, for preventing the said abbot pasturing and enjoying other easements in the forest of Wandesleydale, where he had built 39 houses; judgement given in favour of the Abbey on the day of pope Calistus, 1214. Endorsed with a copyof the foundation deed, in part illegible.

Quitclaim. Huntingdonshire (county). Thursday next after the feast of SS. Simon and Jude [3 November], 52 Hen. III (1267). . Quitclaim by John, son of John le Moyne of Selford, to Vincent de Stonle an annual rent of 5 marks, which he was accustomed to pay to the said John for the whole of that land which he has in the county of Huntingdon, as the father of the said John sometime held that land in Littlehei, for originally an annual payment of 4 marks, which rent has been reduced by two subsequent grants to an annual charge of 2s. for all services. Dated at Selford.

Convention. Waterbeche (Cambridgeshire), Mesdone m (Hertfordshire) (manor). Quindene of Hilary, 47 Hen. III to Michaelmas, for five years from Michaelmas (1268). . Convention made between the lady Dionisia de Muntchenes', lady of Anestie, of the one part, and Richard le Butiller, rector of the church of Mesdone, of the other, namely, that the said Richard grants to Dionisia the whole of a tenement which Robert his brother held in the village of Waterbeche, in the co. of Cambridge, with all its appurtenances, to hold the same for her life as dower, for the third part of the lands of the said Robert le Butiller, formerly her husband; also he grants the manor of Mesdone, in the county of Herteford, with the wood called ' Smalhey' to hold the same from the Quindene of St. Hilary, 47 Hen. III, until the feast of St. Michael, and from the same feast to the end of five years, at an annual rent or the five years of £30.

Grant in frankalmoign. Sopwell, Benedictine priory. [c. 1253] (1253). . Grant from Sir John de Scheldford, kt., in frankalmoigne, to the church of St. Mary of Soppewelle, and to the nuns there, 5s. of annual rent with homages, reliefs, wards, escheats, and all other appurtenances in the Soke of the Park (Socha de Parco), which he bought of Geoffrey, son of John de Eywude; rendering yearly one halfpenny. [Witnessed by Will. [?] de St. Leger, seneschal of St. Albans, who held that office in 1253.]

Grant. Dedington (Oxfordshire) (manor). [c. 1210-1220] (1220). . Grant from Aliz, daughter of Thomas Basseth, to Gilbert [...] half a virgate of land which William [...], which is of her free marriage dowry in Dadinton, also one virgate which Thomas Basseth her father gave to him, which William Ploth held in the same village; paying annually one pound of cummin.

Grant. Eske (Yorkshire, East Riding) (manor), Burnsall (Yorkshire, West Riding), Conistone (Yorkshire, West Riding), Hebden Moorside (Yorkshire, West Riding), Hetton (Yorkshire, West Riding), Thorpe (Yorkshire, West Riding). Pentecost, 14 Ed. I (1286). . Grant from William, son and heir of William de Eboraco, kt., to Amand de Surdeval and Cecilia his wife, mother of the said William, his wife for dower, four bovates of land and three tofts in Esk with five serfs their chattels and belongings, together with the first gift of the moiety of the church of Brennesale in Craven, which Sir Richard de Knol had by gift of the said William's father in exchange for her dower in Craven, viz. in Coningstone, Hebbedenne, Brennesale, Heton, and in Thorp, saving certain serfs and lands to the said Amand and Cecilia, subject to an annual rent of 2s. 6d. to the said William, and a rent of 6s. to the lady Alicia la Chaumberlenk.

Grant in frankalmoigne. Bruern, Cistercian abbey. [c. 1200] (1200). . Grant from William, son of William de Seldesleia, to the monks of Brueria that half hide which he gave and confirmed by his charter, in frankalmoigne, and one virgate of land which Osbert de Ludelay sold to the said monks; describing particulars in detail; among witnesses "toto haliot de Fifhida".

Grant. Caton (Lancashire). [c. 1260-1270] (1270). . Grant from Roger, son of Vivian Gernet, to the brethren of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, one bovate of land with a messuage in the village of Caton, also one acre in the same village between the land of the abbot of Cokersand, and the land of Roger Gernet of Caton, at the "scidyard" of Welsted; and two acres of land lying at the upper head of Welested.

List of tenants, mandate (writ, summons). Peverel, honour (Nottinghamshire), Tickhill, honour (Yorkshire, West Riding), Leicester, honour (Leicestershire). [n.d., 1236?] (1236). . List of crown tenants in the Honours of Peverell, of Nottingham, Tykehull, and Leicestre, with a mandate addressed to Fulk de Cancellis, to cause them to be summoned to Winchester the Sunday next before Midlent, with horses and arms, for service with the king or with whomsoever he shall send them; with notes of those who did not attend. The Tykehull list is crossed out.

Register, certificate, grant. York, Benedictine abbey of St. Mary. [c. 1260] (1260). . Leaf from a register book belonging to the abbey of St. Mary, York, with entries of several evidences, including a certificate of R[oger], the dean, and chapter of St. Peter, York, that they have examined the charters of the abbot and convent of St. Mary touching their places of Santoft and of Henes, being: (a) a grant of Roger de Mubray to the said abbey in frankalmoigne of the island called Santoft with other liberties (mutilated). [Printed from this leaf (formerly in the Hatton library) in the 'Monasticon', III, pp. 617-18.]

Register, writ. York, Benedictine abbey of St. Mary. 12 June 22 Ed. I (1294). . Leaf from a register book of the abbey, with writs of King Edward I (1) "Breve quod lane et pelles lanum et corea per totum regnum arestantur", Dated at Westminster.

Register, writ. York, Benedictine abbey of St. Mary. 1 July 22 Ed. I (1294). . Leaf from a register book of the abbey, with writs of King Edward I (2) Breve "de libertatibus ecclesie S. Marie Ebor.". Dated at Westminster.

Compositions. Arbury, priory of Austin canons. 6 Kal. August, 1289 and n.d. (1289). . Two charters of Roger, bp. of Coventry and Lichfield, being the compositions by the prior and convent of Erdbury for the churches of Weston and Chelverescot, the first dated at Ichynton (copies, partly illegible).

Grant. York, St. Peter's (later St. Leonard's) Hospital. [c. 1230-1240] (1240). . Grant from Richard Mallevrer to the poor of the hospital of St. Peter, York, the whole of his arable land in the territory of Langebergh [see Drake's 'Eboracum', p. 54, a destroyed town] which Walter the smith formerly held of him.

Grant. Burghley (Lincolnshire). [c. 1230-1240] (1240). . Grant from William Cumin to Robert, son of William de Burleya, half a hide of land in Burleya, with a grove, except the close which is near Pathelauwe, and the tenement of Thomas, son of Geri, which the said William [de Burley] acquired from Gerie [?} and quit-claimed to the grantor, paying annually 18d. for all service.

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: a mutilated grant from Henry [son of Swane of Denby, of all his lands in Denby] [1191 x 1194]

Cartulary, Quitclaim. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (a) Jordan, son of Henry de Deneby, quit-claims to the abbot and monks of Bellalanda one pound of cummin for the carucate of land given to them by him in frankalmoigne together with his brother Simon: ?witness Henry de Redd[...], sheriff of York. [Denby] [1209 x 1212]

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (b) Symon, son of Henry de Deneby, grants with the consent of his brother Jordan to the abbey of Bellalanda one carucate of land in Deneby [Denby] which Henry his father gave to him; paying annually two shillings. [1190 x 1198]

Cartulary, Confirmation in frankalmoign, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (c) Ralph de Nonavill confirms to the church and monks of Bellalanda in frankalmoigne, those donations made by Henry son of [Simon?] and William, son of Osbert, in Deneby [Denby].

Cartulary, Quitclaim. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (d) Jordan, son of Henry de Deneby, quit-claims to the monks of Bellalanda two pounds of pepper which they were annually accustomed to pay unto him for one carucate of land given by him and his brother Simon in Deneby [Denby] and a bovate in Alretun [Allerton]. [before 1219]

Cartulary|Unidentified (fragment). Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (d*) [entry mutilated and illegible].