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Philip le Espicer, citizen of Worcester , grants to Cristina, daughter of William atten Apelton , the whole of a tenement in the street called Eports in Worcester for ever. For this donation the said Cristina gave him 100s. sterling. Dated at Worcester the Wednesday next after the feast of the apostles SS. Peter and Paul, 3 Ed. II. Witnesses William Roculf and Adam Pyre, bailiffs of Worcester.

Simon Geffrey , citizen of Worcester, and Edith .... grant to Richard Coliz, citizen of Worcester , and Ingritha his wife a curtilage in Worcester. Dated at Worcester the Thursday in Easter Week ... Witn. Richard de Evesham, bailiff of Worcester. [c. 1300-10] [Mutilated.] .

[Worcester] Agnes, daughter and heir of John le Hopere , brother and heir of William, son and heir of .... Hopere, citizen of Worcester , quitclaims to John of All Saints, barber and citizen of Worcester, all her right in land near the chapel of the Holy Trinity. Witn. William del Stowe and Roger Lony, bailiffs of Worcester. Dated on the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul 8 Ed. II.

[Worcester] Henry, son of Henry de Bereham , grants to Roger de Barden and Isabella his wife all the tenements which he had by demise of the said Roger. Dated the Sunday after the feast of St. Peter in Cathedra, ... Ed. II. [Mutilated.]

Nicholas le Taillour, citizen of Worcester , and Cecilia, relict of Walter Gros , his wife, grant to Agnes de Staneweye a tenement in the city of Worcester. Ten marks of silver paid for the same. Dated at Worcester the Wednesday next before the feast of St. Dunstan, archbp., 12 Ed. II. Witn. William Rokulf, junior, and William de .odyntone, bailiffs of Worcester.

Richard de la Misericorde and Lucy his wife grant to Thomas le Orbatour and Sarah his wife for 5 marks the whole of a tenement in Worcester. Dated at .... the Saturday on the vigil ... Ed. II. Witn. William Rokulf and Adam de Pyrie , bailiffs of Worcester. [Partly effaced.]

[Worcester] An acquittance given by William Colis, citizen of Worcester to the master and brethren ⟨of St. Wolstan's⟩, Worcester, for the payment of .... marks for a certain messuage where Peter de Rougemount used to dwell, and for land given to them. Friday after the feast of St Dunstan, ... Ed. II. [Mutilated.] .

William de Ombresleye of Worcester grants to William Carter four acres of land in divers parcels in .... near Worcester. [c. 1300] [Fragment.] .

NORTHWICK. Thomas, called Wale, of Whytinton, clerk, grants to Walter Mayel, chaplain, and William de Petlyng, clerk, all lands and tenements which he has at 'le Oeure' in the manor of Northwick, near Worcester. Dated at Worcester the Sunday next after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 6 Ed. III.

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.

[Worcester] Agnes, daughter of William de la Grene of Bromleye , remits and quit-claims to William le Carter, citizen of Worcester , all her right in certain arable land behind the close of the friars minor of Worcester, which Cristina Golafre holds as dowry, and gave to Thomas de Bromeley, clerk, whose heir the said Agnes is. Dated at Worcester the Tuesday on the feast of St. Bartholomew, 7 Ed. III.

John of All Saints, barber and citizen of Worcester , grants to William de Swanebourne and Margery, daughter of the said John, in free marriage, and to their heirs, a messuage in Worcester in the parish of St. Nicholas near the chapel of the Holy Trinity. Dated at Worcester the Thursday on the feast of St. Wolstan the confessor, 8 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.]

[Worcester] Walter Mayel, chaplain, appoints John de Hornygwold of Worcester his attorney to give seisin to William le Carter of Worcester of a tenement formerly Roger de Staneweye 's, near the gate of the priory of Worcester. Dated at Worcester the Friday next after the feast of St. Giles, abbot, 8 Ed. III.

John Lony, senior, citizen of Worcester, remits and quit-claims to sir William Loebury, clerk, son and heir of Richard de Loebury, formerly citizen of Worcester, and Peter de Groete all right in a shop, in the High Street, Worcester, also all right of action, demand, &c. against the said William and his father and mother Richard and ... . Witn. Simon Groz and Richard le Chaundiller, bailiffs of Worcester. Dated at Worcester, 26 December, 9 Ed. III.

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.

Elena atte Wod grants and confirms to John de . . . . lowe a tenement in Worcester. Dated at Worcester on St. James' Day, 23 Ed. III. WItn. Simon Gros and Roger de Walton , bailiffs of Worcester.

William Rocolft , son and heir of William Rocolft , citizen of Worcester, remits and quit-claims to Thomas Carter all his claim in a plot of land in Nyelderestret in Worcester. Dated at Worcester the Monday next after the feast of St. John ante port. Lat., 41 Ed. III.

⟨ Worcester (?)⟩ Agnes, daughter of William de la Grene, grants to William le Carter, citizen of Worcester , all her right in a meadow and an acre of land called 'la Sperte.' Dated ... 7 Ed. III. [Fragment.]

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.

Charter by which John [le Botiller] of Wyche and Alice his wife, relict of Thomas Routhale , citizen of Worcester, remit and quit-claim to John de Loddelouwe, [shoemaker?], of Worcester , all their right which they had as dowry or otherwise in a tenement which was the aforesaid Thomas 's in Worcester, and formerly Nicholas Couenetry's corviser. Dated at Worcester the Saturday next after the feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 43 Ed. III.

Charter (indented) by which the master and brethren of St. Wolstan's hospital grant to Richard Bruggman and Alice his wife certain lands in Clyfton ⟨ Clifton upon Teme ⟩ for a term of 50 years, they paying anuually to the said master and brethren 2s. Dated in their chapter-house on the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, 9 Rich. II. [Mutilated.] .

John Chadesley and Isabella his wife grant to John Putte , hosyer, the whole of a tenement in Worcester. Dated at Worcester the Friday in the third week [of Lent] 13 Rich. II. Witn. ..s... , Richard Halle , bailiffs of Worcester.

The master and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan demise to William Cheylemerch of Worcester, a shop with a solar in the High Street, Worcester, for 20 years. Dated in their chapter-house on the feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin, 19 Rich. II.