⟨ Plumstead ⟩ William Oldbarhe of Plumsted grants to John de Sakelimere half an acre of land near the messuage of William the smith, and three pence annual quit-rent from land which Clement Lof held; paying annually 2½d. (c. 1220.) .

Durand, son of Umfrey Ruffus, of Little Plumsted , grants to master Randal de Harpel ' the whole of that land which lies between 'Blitheslond' and the ditch with ditches towards Linholt without his court, in the fields of Little Plumsted which Reginald de Heding granted to him, paying annually for the same 16d. For this concession the said master Ranulf gave 20s. (c. 1230.) .

Warin, son of William Ruffus of Little Plumested , grants to Matilda, daughter of Beatrice of Wrokesham , one acre of land in the village of Little Plumested; paying annually for the same 2d.; for this charter the said William paid 14s. (c. 1210-20.) .

⟨ Plumstead ⟩ Basilia Ruffa of Plumsted demises to Agnes de la Hae , her toft abutting upon the land of Ralph de la Hae towards the east part, to hold the same for a term of 8 years; also ½ an acre in the same field for the same term, for 10s. sterling, (c. 1200-10.) .

Wymer de Plumstede grants to Richard 'ad capud ville' [Townsend] and his heirs one piece of land containing two acres in Plumstede, paying annually for the same 8d. (c. 1230.) .

William, son of Humphrey Penniger of Little Plumsted , grants to Nicholas, son of Wymer de Plumsted , the whole of his land and tenement with appurtenances which Wymer his father and his ancestors bought or acquired in Plumsted, paying annually one penny at the feast of St. Michael for all services. (c. 1240-50.) .

William Be of Plumstede, chaplain, grants to William his son, for his homage and service and 40s. in hand paid, five pieces of arable land in the fields of Little Plumstede; paying annually to him or the lord of the fee 3d. for all demands. (c. 1250-60.) .

William Be, chaplain of Little Plumstede , grants to William his son two pieces of arable land in the fields of Little Plumstede, at an annual rent of 3d. (c. 1250.) .

⟨ Plumstead ⟩ John, son of Hervey de Heyeham , grants to Edmund de Plumsted one half mark of silver, during the life of the said John. Dated at Wroxham the Wednesday on the feast of St. Hilary, 5 Ed. I.

Release by William ... of Rakheythe to John de Plymstede of all his right in a plot in Little Plumstede. Dated, Thursd. the morrow (?) of concept. of B.V.M. 10 Edw. ⟨I⟩ [Illegible charter.] .

... and Alicia, daughter of John Everard of Little Plumsted . grant to John ..., son of William , for a certain sum of money, one messuage ... Dated at Little Plumsted the Tuesday next before the feast of St. Andrew the apostle, 18 Ed. I ('fil. Hen.').

William, son of John of Little Plumsted , on the Sunday next after the feast of St. Michael, 15 Ed. ⟨I⟩ , grants to Thomas de Blafeud, chaplain, 19 pieces of arable land lying in the fields of Great \Plumsted/ and Little Plumsted, Blafeud and Wittun.

Alexander Hilock , son of Philip de Fissele , grants to Edmund de Plumsted, clerk, and his heirs, for 20s. in hand paid, half an acre of land in the field of Little Plumsted at an annual rent of 3d. Dated at Little Plumstead the Sunday next before the feast of St. John Baptist , 18 Ed. I.

Thomas Goding of Blafeud and Matilda Purcel his wife grant to John, son of William of Plumsted , and his heirs, half an acre of land in Blafeud. [Mutilated.] Sund. after f. of inv. of the Cross, 26 Edw. ⟨I⟩ .

Richard Bernard of Blaufeud and Avelina his wife grant to John, son of William de Plumstede , all their right in three pence annual rent which they were accustomed to receive for one half acre of land in Brundale, from William de Brundale, chaplain. Dated at Brundale the Sunday next before the feast of St. Hilary, 21 Ed. ⟨I⟩ .

Clement Tony of Little Plumsted and Agnes Everard his wife grant to John, son of William , the whole ... [Partly Illegible.] [c. 1270-80] .

Power of attorney from ... and Agnes his wife to John, son of ... to give seisin to John, son of William ... Dated, Friday in Easter week .... Edw. ⟨I⟩ .

PORINGLAND. Hugh Grossus, lord of Little Benetley , grants to William, son of Nicholas de Schotesham , the whole of his tenement in Poringland. (c. 1230.) .

QUIDENHAM. Sir Mylo de Hastynges, kt., grants to Simon de Keneghal, falconer, the whole of his land with a messuage in the village of Quydeham; paying annually for the same 12d. (c. 1280.) .

ROLLESBY. Matilda, relict of John de Thunestale , quit-claims to Richard de Sternighe, clerk, all right in 25s. 8d. annual rent payable at the feast of St. Martin, viz. from Maghe, relict of Ernald de Rollesby 8s., and from the heirs of Semann Legant ½ a mark, and from William Seule and his heirs 3s., and from William le Marcaund and his heirs and the heirs of Alexander the shoemaker 6s., and from the heirs of Alexander Campernol 2s.; to hold the same without any claim or contradiction. (c. 1240.) .

SAXHAM (Great), Suffolk. An agreement in an appeal cause moved in the court of Canterbury for spoliation of tithes between William de Lovetot, rector of Great Saxham , plaintiff, and sir William, perpetual vicar of West Barsham , Hugh de Causton of Norwich , Roger, the chaplain 'de la More' of Chevington , clerks, defendants. Appeal dated 14 Kl. Nov., 1293.

SAXLINGHAM. Isabella, daughter of Alice de Froustendene , grants to Thomas, son of Richard de Saxlingham Torp' , four acres of land in the village of Saxlingham, paying annually for the same 2s. (c. 1220-30?.) .

SHELFANGER. Convention between sir John de Hoo, kt., of the one part, and John de Sottisbrok of the other, in settlement of the contentions between them, concerning the common of pasture of Rodecroft and other parts of the common of pasture of Schelfhanger, which the said John had of Edmund le Lonerd in Schelfhanger , belonging to the house of the said Edmund, and his ancestors, viz. that the said sir John remits &c. for him and his heirs, common of pasture to feed six score sheep each year in Rodecroft with their lambs, until the time they ought to be separated from their mothers, so that the said sheep may remain one year, at the will of the said John and his heirs. And for this quitclaim, &c. the said John remits to the said sir John, and his heirs, all right and claim which he has in certain land which Walter de Schelfhanger , uncle of the said John, made to the aforesaid Edmund. (c. 1290.) .

SHIPD. Margaret de Creyk , and Robert de Creyk her eldest son, grant to Robert, son of Hugh le Flemming, of Shipedene , a tenement in Shipedene, paying on the feast of St. John Bapt., 36 Hen. III, 2 marks; at Michaelmas following, 2 marks; at the Purification B.V.M., 37 Hen. III, 2 marks; and at Easter, 20s. [Copy.] [c. 1330-40?] .

Oliver de Vaux grants to] Walter Picot the whole of the land which Eustace de Schotesham held of him in Schotesham, paying annually 2s. for all service. (c. 1220-30.) .