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John de Grafton, lord of Purie , for the health of his soul, gives licence to Walter Mayel, chaplain, William de Petlyng, clerk, and Thomas, vicar of Croule , to give and assign to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan all lands, tenements, &c. which formerly belonged to William del Houre , and which are now in the hands of the said Walter, William, and Thomas, together with the third part of that plot of land which formerly belonged to Henry de Brocton and Margery his wife, lying near the grove of 'del Howre' in the manor of Pyrie, within the manor of Northwick. Dated at Worcester the Thursday on the feast of St. Hilary, 7 Ed. III.

Stephen de Morton staying at ... in Staffordshire remits and quit-claims to William, called Carter of Worcester , all demands he may have against him with regard to the manor of Pyrie. Dated at Bromleye Abbates the Thursday before the feast of St. Michael, 8 Ed. III. [Slightly mutilated.]

Licence from King Edward ⟨III⟩ to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan, Worcester, for the sum of £20, to hold the half of the manor of Pirie and a messuage in Worcester, to the value of 10 marks. [Mutilated.] [c. 1370?] .

Ilisabeth, relict of Henry de Westmoncote , remits and quit-claims to William Carter of Worcester all right in the half of the manor of Pyrie in the village of Northwyk. Dated at Worcester the Friday after the feast of St. Gregory the pope, 22 Ed. III. Witnesses Simon Gros and Henry de Hertlebury , bailiffs of Worcester.

Laurence Foyer of Schryvenham , master of the hospital of St. Wolstan, and the brethren of the same, grant one chaplain of their brethren to celebrate divine offices each day in the hospital church for the souls of Thomas Carter , late citizen of Worcester, John and Aline his father and mother, and Henry and William, brothers of the said Thomas, with distribution of various doles; for which the executors of the said Thomas give a moiety of the manor of Pirye, several parcels of land and two messuages in Frerestrete, Worcester. Dated in their hospital the Monday next after the feast of St. Michael, 1369.