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Letters patent of King Henry IV, granting a pardon to Edward, son of Elming Leget , for a fine of £10, payable in the court of the honor of Clare, for divers alienations of certain lands which were William Lofham 's, held of the said honor, which honor by reason of the minority of Edmund, son and heir of Roger Mortimer, late Earl of March , were in the King's hands. Dated at Westminster 5 Nov., 1 Hen. IV.

TOTENHAM, EDMELTON, and HEREINGEY. Helmyng Leget grants to John Armesthorp, master of St. Katherine's, London , and others, his manor of Totenham, and all his rents, lands and tenements in Totenham, Edmelton, and Hereingey. Dated at Totenham 23 May, 12 Rich. II.

John Clements, rector of the church of Semere , grants to John Bukenham, clerk, piece of land &c. lying on the east of the grange of the rectory of Semere &c. for the sum of £31 10. 3 (with certain conditions) Dated at London the Monday next after the feast of St. Hilary, [2?] Ed. II. [Partly effaced.]

Matillis , who was the wife of John le Smyth of Gosfeld , grants to Adam le Warremer of Aketon one messuage and six acres of arable land in [Gosfield]. Dated at Gosfeld the Monday next after ... 10 Ed. III.

Fragment of pleadings in a recovery suit for land in Asshe, apparently by Edward Dileok versus William Shal...(?) tracing descent from families of Kaye and Kele; subsequent to royal letters of 20 June 14 Hen. VI for custody of the land of William Clyfford . 14 Ed. II.