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CHAFFORD (Hundred of). Charter by which Edmund de Columbers of Turrok Breonzun is bound to sir John Carbonel, sheriff of Essex , and his heirs in £5 and half a mark for the custody of the hundred of Chafford from the feast of Pentecost, 20 Ed. I, unto the feast of Michaelmas next following, payable at the castle of Colchester. Dated at Chelmer the Wednesday in Whitsun week.

COLCHESTER. Richard le Bortmer of Colchester grants to John de la Forde of the same place, eight pence of annual rent from the whole of his tenement with appurtenances in the suburbs of Colchester, which tenement he formerly bought of Robert Lorette . Dated at Colchester ... after the feast of St. Botulph, abbot, ... Ed. [I].

COLN. John de Glanvile grants to Emma, daughter of Alexander le Pope of Coln , for her homage and service and 2 marks of silver, two acres of his wood with appurtenances in the wood which is called 'Hyda,' lying between his wood and the wood of Walter, son of Philip del Rope , abutting upon a wood of the said Emma, and the way which extends itself towards the wood of Geoffrey de Pelham , paying annually for the same 6d. (c. 1280.)

COLUM or EARLES COLNE (Priory of). William, son of Alured of Wicham , grants to the church of St. Mary of Colum and the monks there, in frankalmoigne, 2d. annual rent from his land of Lefledewelle called 'Randulues hamstal.' (c. 1210.)

Receipt given by Robert de Dynton, treasurer of St. Paul's, London , to John Carbonel, sheriff of Essex , for £4 levied on the goods and chattels of John Berneval , by the king's brief. Dated at London on the morrow of St. [Nathy?], 21 Ed. I.

Bond given to sir John Carbonel, sheriff of Essex and Hertford , 20 Ed. I. [Illegible.]

An acknowledgment from William de Hamme , that he has received from sir John Carbonel, sheriff of Essex , by the hands of Roger de Shireburn his clerk, 40s. of silver, which the said John levied of the goods of John de Say to his use by the king's writ. Dated at London the Friday next after the Quindena of St. Martin, 21 Ed. I.

GOLDHANGER. Gilbert Mauduit grants to Roger, son of Thomas de Uveleya , the whole of the land which the said Thomas held by heirship of his ancestors in Rukkele in the parish of Goldhangre. (c. 1230.)

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.

MISTLEY. Sabina, formerly wife of Thomas de Dykelega , quitclaims to Geoffrey Carbonel and his heirs all claim which she had by name of dower to 7s. annual rent which the said Geoffrey held in fee of Thomas de Dykelega in the parish of Mystelega; for this quit-claim Geoffrey paid to Sabina half a mark of silver. (c. 1250.)

STOKE NAYLAND, Suffolk. Deed of R. prior of Prittlewell reciting the appropriation of the church of Stoke with the chapel of Eylond by Pandulph, bishop elect of Norwich , to the prior and convent of Prittlewell and ordination of the vicarage, namely, the vicar to have the altarage of the mother church and chapel of Eylond, a messuage near the churchyard with two crofts adjoining to build his edifice upon, and to serve the church in good faith. (c. 1220.)

SHOEBURY. Peter de Sobyre, page ['alumpnus'] of William the knight of Sobyre , grants to William Fitz Osward three acres of land in the village of Sobyre, paying annually to the said Peter 15d. For this donation the said William gave 22s. (c. 1230.)

Fragment of a charter by which Michael the janitor grants to Richard 'piment' with Joan , daughter of the said Michael ... in Suthbury in free marriage. (c. 1210.)

WICKHAM (Little) and BULMER. John, son of John de Nassandre , quit-claims to Henry de Wycham all his right in a tenement, &c. which sir Hugh de Nassandre, kt., his grandfather, gave to Walkeline Visdelow in Little Wickham and in the parish of Bulemere. Dated at Great Acle, St. Vincent's day, 3 Ed. I.

WICKHAM (Little). John Vys-de-lu quit-claims to Richard de Wicham, clerk, all his right in a tenement with messuages and edifices which Walkeline Vis de lu his father had in Little Wicham in the parish of Bolemere, by the gift and feoffment of Hugh de Nassandre . (c. 1290.)

Sir Simon de Wycunibe, rector of Wodeham , acknowledges to have received from brother Richard de Flammamvill, proctor of abbey of Bec two parts of the tithes of the demesne of the lords of Ferrers, paying annually 60s. Dated 1261, the Friday after the octaves of St. Michael.

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.

Robert de Hanneya, rector of Wodeham , acknowledges to have received of Richard de Flammamvill, proctor of the abbot of Bec , two parts of the tithes of the lordship of the lords of Ferrers. Dated 1273, on the morrow of St. Nicholas.

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.)

FAIRSTEAD. Geoffrey de Slamundesheye grants to Hugh the carter (carucatori), for his homage and service and 12d., two acres of land in the parish of Fayrstede, in the field called Vivacres, of the fee of William le Flemyng, paying annually 8d. for all services. (c. 1270-80.)

TIPTRE (Priory of). William ... grants to the prior and canons of Typpetre 12d. of annual rent for two parts of the land he held in Stanymere [to hold?] to the feast of St John the Baptist, 45 Hen. III. [In great part illegible.]