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GEDGRAVE and WHEATACRE. Charter reciting the grant of the manors of Chattegrave and Whetacre, with the advowsons of the churches of All Saints and St. Peter's of Whetacre, &c., to sir William de Wylughby, kt., son of sir John de Wylughby, kt., for the term of his life, by sir Wm. la Zouche , and others; and now witnessing by virtue of the said donation and concession, in the presence of sir Ralph de Rochford, kt., and others, the said sir William de Wylughby, kt., attorns to William de Huntingfeld and others of and in the reversion of the manors and advowsons aforesaid. Dated at Eresby, co. Lincoln, the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Dunstan, 47 Ed. III.

QUOTACRE, GEDGRAVE (co. Suffolk), and HAUTBOIS. Ranulph de Sondhil, chaplain, quit-claims to sir Thos. Roscelin, kt., all his right in the manors of Qwotacre, Chattegrave, and Haubois, with the advowsons of the churches of St. Peter and All Saints, Qwotacre. Dated at Norwich the Thursday after the feast of St. Dunstan, 7 Ed. III.

WHEATACRE. Thomas, son of sir Robert Banyard, kt. , grants to sir Thomas Roscelyn, kt., the manors of Burghalle, Esthalle, and Huphalle, in the village of Whetacre, together with all the lands, &c. which were the said sir Robert Banyard's in Aldely [Aldeby?] and Whetacre, also the advowsons of All Saints and St. Peter of Whetacre, now held by Matilda wife of the said Robert, for the term of her life. Dated at Chategrave the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Luke the evangelist, 6 Ed. III.

WHEATACRE and HAUTBOYS. Thomas Dages (?) grants to sir Thomas Roscelyn, kt.; all his right and reversion which he has in the manors of Whetacre and Hauboys, which the lady Matilda who was the wife of sir Robert Banyard held for her life. Dated at Norwich the Monday on the morrow of Pentecost, 7 Ed. III.