[Northamptonshire] EVESHAM (Abbey of). Indenture of agreement between the Thomas ⟨de Marleberge ⟩, abbot and the convent of Evesham and Nicholas ⟨de ⟨Ely⟩ ⟩, prior and the convent of D⟨aventry⟩ and Hugh de ..., concerning the common and pasture in the whole of the field of Baddeby and in Falevesle. [Mutilated.] [1232-6] .

HADSOR. Avicia de Mauns, lady of Haddesovre , for the health of her soul, grants to the master and brethren of St. Wolstan one . . . . . by the hands of John, son of Alan , to hold to them in frankalmoigne for ever. (c. 1210-20.) [Mutilated.]

WORCESTER. Robert de Spechleia grants to the brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Wolstan his windmill and the site of the same above the mountain of Crestethull without the gate of Suthebur', paying annually four 'cronnocos' from the corn 'de multure' of the said mill. (c. 1220-30.)

THORNDON. Adam le Butiller grants to the hospital of St. Wlstan one load of corn annually at Thorndon, at the feast of All Saints, (c. 1220-30?) .

WORCESTER. Robert Batayle, citizen of Worcester , grants to Robert, the porter of the bishop, a certain messuage which he took in fee of Margery Hardred , situated in Bridewritte strete, Worcester, paying to him and his heirs annually 4d. Witnesses Pagen Burgeys, William le Dusere , bailiffs of Worcester, etc. (c. 1260-70.)

Richard de Aclege grants to the hospital of St. Wlstan, Worcester, an annual rent of 2s. in ⟨Dor⟩monsi⟨ton⟩ (c. 1230.) .

CHADDLESWICK. William le Norreis of Chadleswich grants to the house of the hospital of St. Wlstan, and the brethren and sisters there, in frankalmoigne, a tenement which Geoffrey Berde held, and a selion of land in Sidenhale towards Haliwell, and one meadow called Hechelesmedwe, for ever. (c. 1240-50.)

Agnes le Norreis grants to the house of the hospital of St. Wlstan, and the brethren, sisters, and sick there, in frankalmoigne, a certain part of her land in the manor of Chadleswich, namely, that called Stonidale, which lies between the land of her sister Cristina and the land of Ysouda her other sister, together with two other parcels of land, and 4 selions, forever, (c. 1250-60.)

Walter de Wredenl...e, master, and the brethren of the hospital of St. Wlstan grant to Robert Alewy one salt-pit, which Peter Grovepit (?) formerly held of ...., paying annually 4 loads of salt (c. 1270-80.)

HINDLIP. Geoffrey de Abetot, lord of Hindelupe , grants to St. Wolstan's, in frankalmoigne, for his soul and that of his late wife Elena, the whole of his land under 'Olde' for ever. (c. 1270) .

Geoffrey de Abitot, lord of Hyndelep , with the consent of Alexander his son and heir, grants to the preceptor and brethren of St. Wolstan's, in frankalmoigne, all right in a piece of land which lies under Holdebury. (c. 1270-80.) [Mutilated and partly effaced.] .

Geoffrey Abitot, lord of Hendelep , grants to the preceptor and brethren of St. Wolstan 9d. of annual rent which he was accustomed to receive in the town of Worcester, in the street called Brideport, from a tenement of the said preceptor and brethren by the hands of Hugh Longchamp , for ever, (c. 1270-80.)

ALCRETON. Thomas de Wyttone, chaplain, son of William de Wyttone , grants to the house of St. Wlstan, in frankalmoigne, two acres of land in Alcretone, which he had by the gift of William Galyer. Witness. Laurence de Wendleswiche, sheriff. (1240-1.)

William le Braci, lord of Warmedone , quitclaims to the preceptor and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan all his right to one culture lying under Oldebure in the manor of Hindelep. (c. 1280-90) .

Henry Abetot of Alkerton grants to the preceptor of St. Wlstan, in frankalmoigne, a certain part of his land in the fields of Alkerton, viz. that which is called 'Wyboldeshale,' for ever. (c. 1250.) .

Henry Abetot of Alcreton grants to the house of the hospital of St. Wlstan, and the brethren, sisters and sick there, in frankalmoigne, two 'seeiliones' of land in Alcreton, and a plot of land in 'Scynardeshul,' for ever. (c. 1240-50.)

Richard le Seinter, citizen of Worcester, son and heir of Henry le Seynter , remits and quit-claims to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Wlstan all right in 2s. of annual rent from a certain house which was Agnes le Meylour 's, in the city of Worcester in the street of Sodebury , also another 2s. annual rent from a house which was Margery de Bruera's of Newyntone without Sodebury gate, about which there had been a dispute in the court of the city. For this quitclaim the master and brethren gave to the said Richard 16s. Witnesses Richard Coles , Adam de Pidele , bailiffs of Worcester, etc.(c. 1250-60.)

Agnes, formerly the wife of Osbert Baldrich of Worcester , grants to the ... and brethren of St. Wlstan one penny of annual rent which they were accustomed to pay her from land in the suburb of Worcester. For this grant the said hospital gave her in hand 3s. 6d. Witness Richard Blund, William le Franceis, provosts of Worcester. (c. 1240-50.)

Alexander, son and heir of sir Geoffrey Dabitot of Hindelep, kt., quit-claims to St. Wlstan's, in frankalmoigne, all his right in .... in the manor of Hindelep called Bekleshill, Benhull, and Swyllecroft. [Mutilated.] (c. 1280.)

WITINTON. William Amely of Wytinton quit-claims all right which he took in free marriage with Agnes his wife to Nicholas his son by the same Agnes, the whole meadow of Stanrie in Wytinton, for which one mark was given 'ad urgens negocium meum'. (c. 1230-40.) .

Nicholas, son of William Ameli of Witinton , grants to Sampson the dyer, of Worcester , for 84s. the whole of the field of Stanrie, in the village of Witinton, at an annual rent of 2d. (c. 1240-50.)