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⟨ Ravenstone ⟩ John Bateman (?) of Raveneston and Helen his wife grant to master John Kynebelle of Filgrave the whole of their land which lies by divers parcels in a certain place which is called Aylewardes in the le croft. Dated at ... the Wednesday next after the feast of St. Gregory, 3 Ed. I.

John Gyffe of Ravenstone grants to William de Lyford one messuage in the village of Ravenston with a curtilage and appurtenances, namely, that messuage which is situated between a messuage of Thomas le Creton and the messuage formerly Philip de Gahurst 's. Dated at Ravenston. (c. 1280-1310?.) .

ASTON, near Birmingham. Proceedings in a cause relating to the chapel of Yerdele, against Simon and Henry, priests, and certain others of Worcester and Coventry dioceses, on the relation of William, rector of the church of Eston , by which it is decided that the chapel of Yerdele is appurtenant to the mother church of Eston. Done at Langford, 11 July, 1237.

Giles de Erdintone grants to Thomas de la Hurne , for his homage and service, his capital messuage in Eston near the church, and the whole meadow and moor in that part called Stockedemedue with their appurtenances, and 24 acres of land in the same village, for which the said Thomas gave in exchange a tenement in the village of Erdington and a rent of 2 1/2 d., excepting the moor under the mill of Wytton which the said Thomas holds of Nicholas Salemon , paying annually to the said Giles and his heirs 40d. sterling. (c. 1260-70.) .

Richard, son of Nicholas de Fonte , grants to William, son of Geoffrey Wodard , for his service and 10s., one half acre of arable land in the parish of Eston, namely, that which he has in 'Wodeweyeforlonge' and which Hugh de la Liche sometime held, paying annually one clove at Easter for all services. (c. 1270-80.) .

NEWPORT PAGNELL. Amicia, formerly wife of Richard de Marisco of Neuport , grants to Thomas, son of Amicia, of Newport , and Alice his wife, for 6 marks, three acres of arable land in the fields of Neuport, paying annually for the same 5d. (c. 1270-80.) [Mutilated.] .

QUAINTON. Jordan, brother of the house of St. John of Aylesbury , and the brethren and sisters of the same place, acknowledge to have received half a virgate of land with a meadow in the fields of Quenton of William, son of Robert Lambert of Aylesbury , paying annually to the said William and his heirs 7s., with a clause for payment of a relief on the death of the principal brother of the house for the same land. (c. 1240.) .

AGECOTE. Sir Walter de Hyda grants to Roger de Mulent, bp. Cov. and Lich. , the whole of his land which he has in a tenement of Agecote, with messuages, rents, and services, to hold the same for ever of John de Englefeld and his heirs, paying annually to the said John and his heirs one clove; for which concession the said Roger gave 20 marks sterling. (c. 1272-3.) .

LOUGHTON (Great). William, son of John de Loughton, rector of the church of Great Loughton , grants to Ivo de Loughton his brother, and Cecilia, daughter of Robert de Stoke Hammond , the principal messuage, land, rents, etc., which he had by the gift and concession of the said Ivo in the village and territory of Great Loughton. Dated at Loughton the Tuesday next after the Purification of the B.V.M., 22 Ed. I.

NETHERSCHENLE. Agnes, relict of William le Frankeleyn of Netherschenle , quit-claims to Adam the clerk, son of William Tork of Muresley , all her right in 2 roods of land lying in the fields of Netherschenle, in a certain culture called Mereforlong. Dated at Netherschenle the Sunday next before the feast of St. Lawrence, 21 Ed. I.

SAUNDERTON. Alice, relict of Richard le Chapman of Santerdon , widow, grants to John her son her whole dowry in 2 crofts which were formerly Reginald le Syvekere 's in Santerdon. (c. 1280.) .

STEWKLEY (Little). List of free tenants and natives of Little Stewkley. Temp. Ed. I. (endorsement) Court of Ralph de Styvecle held there the Monday next before the feast of St. Hillary, 11 Ed. III.

BITTLESDEN, Abbey of. Memorandum that Wednesday after the feast of St. Ambrose the bishop, a citation was issued by H., Prior of Lenton , and conservator of the privileges and indulgences of the Cistercian order in the province of Canterbury, to the sub-prior of Esseby and the rector of Codesford (Cottisford, Oxfordshire?), to admonish Ralph, vicar of Tornebr' (Thornborough), in the deanery of Bucks. , and the prior and convent of Luffeld to abstain from all molestation towards the abbot and convent of Bittlesden, failing obedience to which monition to cite them to appear in the church of St. Mary the virgin, Nottingham , on Monday next after the Ascension of our Lord. Dated at Lenton, Wednesday after feast of St. Ambrose, 1251.

TICKFORD (Priory of). William Salam(?) of Astun remits and quit-claims to Reginald, the prior and convent of Tickford , for 16s., all right in certain land in ... (c. 1270-5.)

Ravenstone. John de Basingham, lord of Wahull , grants to William the clerk for his homage and service, a messuage near the cemetery, and 3 acres of land in R⟨avenstone⟩ . Rent: 3/-. Witnesses: Hugh de Legh , Ralph de Parentin , William (?) de R[ave]nestone , Simon of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Walter Caperon , Ralph his son, William son of […]†, Walter the cook . ⟨c. 1238–9.⟩

Ravenstone. Agnes, daughter of Walter the cook , grants to sir William prior &c. of R⟨avenstone⟩ , in free alms 1½ acres of land in R⟨avenstone⟩ viz. that acre lying in the upper shot nearer the ditch which is between the assart of the heirs of Walter the cook and the assart of the heirs of Richard Tonge . Rent: 3d. For this grant the prior gave 16s. 8d. Witnesses: Sir Walter de insula, kt., master John de Chishulle , Sir John de St. Maria , William and Simon de R⟨avenstone⟩ , William de Nodariis , Nicholas the clerk , Nicholas of Haversham , Henry the mason , Walter of Scrintun . ⟨1254–c. 1260.⟩

Ravenstone. The same grant ⟨as MS. Ch. Bucks 3⟩, with the addition of a ditch and hedge. Rent, the same. For this grant the prior gave 24s. 8d. Witnesses: ⟨ Sir Walter de insula, kt., master John de Chishulle , Sir John de St. Maria , William and Simon de R⟨avenstone⟩ , William de Nodariis , Nicholas the clerk , Nicholas of Haversham , Henry the mason , Walter of Scrintun .⟩ ⟨1254–c. 1260.⟩

Ravenstone. Richard Tonge of R⟨avenstone⟩ grants to Walter the cook , for his homage and service and for 30/-, 2½ acres of land with a ditch and hedge. Rent: 4d. Witnesses: ... [de Rave]nestone, William of Luttone , Walter Caperun , Ralph his son, William the chamberlain , Helias of Cugeho . ⟨c. 1260.⟩

Ravenstone. John son of Richard Tonge of R⟨avenstone⟩ grants to R⟨avenstone⟩ the same ditch and hedge [lying as in MS. Ch. Bucks. 3]. Witnesses: master John de Chishulle , Sir John de St. Maria , William de Nodariis , William of R⟨avenstone⟩ , William of Dudingtune , Simon of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Walter of Scrintune , William Ailward , Nicholas the clerk , Henry the mason . ⟨1254–c. 1260.⟩

Ravenstone. Richard de Clifford, rector of R⟨avenstone⟩ , grants to William of R⟨avenstone⟩ and Christiana his wife the messuage which Edmund formerly held of the fee of the church of R⟨avenstone⟩ . Witnesses: Sir William of Divises, then prior of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Sir Michael chaplain of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Nicholas the clerk of R⟨avenstone⟩ , John Tonge , Walter of Schyrintone , William Caperun , John the clerk , Richard Facceneie . ⟨c. 1260.⟩

Ravenstone. Quit-claim for the same ⟨as MS. Ch. Bucks 8⟩. ⟨Witnesses: Sir Roger de Chiringham, kt., Almaric de Nodariis, kt., John of ...wile, Robert [of Crettone], [Edward] of Devisis , William the cook .⟩ ⟨c. 1290–1302.⟩ In the same hand.

Ravenstone. Elizabeth, daughter of William of R⟨avenstone⟩ , grants to R⟨avenstone⟩ 7 acres of land in R⟨avenstone⟩ which were formerly of Walter […], near the great park, in the shot called Walt’ stocking Thone. Witnesses: Sir Roger de Chiringham, kt., Almaric de Nodariis, kt., John of ...wile, Robert [of Crettone], [Edward] of Devisis , William the cook . ⟨c. 1290–1302.⟩

Ravenstone. Nicholas, son of Richard Tonge of R⟨avenstone⟩ , quit-claims to R⟨avenstone⟩ all that he held of them, viz. (i) a messuage and croft in R⟨avenstone⟩ , (ii) all his land in the assart called Thongestocking, (iii) also 4d. rent from 1½ ac. held by William Caperun , 5d. from 1 ac. held by Matilda Thebaud , 1d. from Nicholas son of John for two strips, ¼d. from Robert the chamberlain for part of a messuage. Witnesses: Sir William de Nodariis, kt., Almaric his son, John of Morewelle , William Caperun of R., Edward of R⟨avenstone⟩ . ⟨c. 1290–1302.⟩

Ravenstone. William of R⟨avenstone⟩ grants to Beatrice his daughter, for her homage and service, that assart with hedges and ditches which he bought from Hugh son of the reeve . Rent: 2s. 0½d. Witnesses: William Caperun , [R]ic[hard] son of Thomas of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Richard s · cce ... William the cook, Nicholas Thonge . ⟨c. 1270–80.⟩

Ravenstone. Indenture by which R...d, prior &c. of R⟨avenstone⟩ grants to Simon of R⟨avenstone⟩ , chaplain, the assart which they had from Nicholas Tonge of R., in the meadow of R⟨avenstone⟩ , and which Hugh Ode held, for 12 years from the feast of St. Clement. Rent: 9/-. Witnesses: William of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Robert then chaplain, William Caperun , Edward of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Richard Faccen ’, Richard of Weston , William the cook . ⟨1280–90.⟩