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Damaged and largely illegible. 13th century (?)

Quitclaim (?) of Philip de Culumbariis relating to Batisford (Battisford, Suffolk); largely illegible. 13th century (?)

Lound (?). Grant by William son of Gilbert (?) of ... to William son of Osbert of lands in Tottesdic (?). 13th century

Proceedings against the rector of 'Wodeham' (Woodham Ferrers?) [cf. MSS. Ch. Essex 248-254] Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Fragmentary quitclaim by Juliana, who was the wife of John le Dosier, to the prior and convent of St Frideswide, of a plot of land (described) in the parish of St John, Oxford, which her son Nicholas had given. [Wigram no. 555, not using this copy.] [c. 1240]

Licence by John de Romeyn, archbishop of York, to the prior and convent of Bolton, to consolidate the church of Carleton in Craven with its mother church of Skipton (badly damaged: register copy, The register of John Le Romeyn, lord archbishop of York, 1286-1296, I, Surtees Soc. 123 (1913), pp. 119-20). 19 Apr. 1292

Lower part of a charter, damaged. 13th century, late, or 14th century, early

Damaged quitclaim to God and the church of St Augustine of D... [Daventry?] 13th century, late

⟨Sussex, Arundel (?)⟩ Fragmentary charter witnessed by Richard Doddyng [mayor of Arundel c. 1270, MS. Ch. Sussex 41] and sealed for additional security with the common seal of Arundel. 13th century, late

⟨Blundeston (?)⟩. Grant (damaged) by Hugh le Warde of Blundeston and Maud his wife to John ... of 1/2 a. land (described). 13th century, late

Damaged letter from the dean of Christianity of Oxford to the Dean of Arches relating to process in the case of spoliation of tithes between the Prior and Convent of St Frideswide and Michael de Northampton, rector of Beckley. [Cf. The cartulary of the Monastery of St. Frideswide, ed. Wigram, II, no. 733.] Sunday after Lady Day (30 March) 1270

Fragmentary copy (?) of a mandate (?) of ⟨Innocent IV⟩ to the official of the archdeacon of London in a case involving the abbot of ... . Dated at Lyon, 12 kal. Oct. (20 Sept) ... pontificatus nostri ... (⟨1250⟩).

Fragment: Letter of grace of Pope Gregory ... ("Iustis petentium desideriis") to the Augustinian prior and canons of ... in the diocese of Lincoln ... 13th century

Fragment: quitclaim (?) for 24s. to the prior and monks of ... of a messuage and land in ... 13th century

Fragmentary grant (?) by Peter ...; witnesses include Fulk the chaplain (?). 13th century, early (?)

Fragmentary grant by "frater (?) Johannes" of "illam placetam iuxta grangiam meam" 13th century (?)

Fragmentary demise to Walter ?Bron. Bounds refer to the land of William Fastolf and to Yarmouth; witnesses include John Fastolf and William Fastolf. Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Fragment of a manorial court roll with view of frankpledge. Robert Stace surrenders an acre of land called "Thedomesaker". 13th century, second half or early 14th century

Fragment. 12th or 13th century

Faded and mostly illegible. Endorsed "Pietanc' 31". "143" in an earlier collection. Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Damaged and fragmentary copy, written in England, of the papal letter of Alexander IV announcing his election (1254; Les registres de Alexandre IV (1254-1261), 3 vols. (1895-1959, no. 1) here addressed to 'abbatibus, prioribus [etc.] Anglie'. 13th century, second half

⟨Maids Morton (?).⟩ Fragmentary grant by ⟨John son of (?)⟩ Reginald de ⟨M⟩ort⟨on⟩ .... plot which Robert his brother ... . Witnesses include Hugh de Caste... and Richard (?) de Kinebell [cf. Oseney Cartulary, ed. Salter, V.304-7]. 13th century

Fragment, largely illegible. 13th century

Faded and largely illegible letter of Pope Honorius; mentions ...well rector of ... 13th century