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BARMER. Copy (made in 1326) of the appropriation of the church of Bermere to the use of the prior and convent of Cokesford by Walter, bp. of Norwich , with the consent of Simon, the prior, and convent of Norwich, and William de Lydesterne the rector. The original was dated at Weseham 6 Id. Dec., 1252, and confirmed by prior of Norwich 10 kl. Aug. 1254, and confirmation by William, bp. of Norwich , and William the prior, and convent of Norwich, 6 non. Oct. 1326.

CROUCHESTOKE. Sir Miles de Stapilton, kt., sir John White, kt., Oliver Groos , and John, parson of Salle , remit and quit-claim to Miles, son of sir Miles de Stapilton , kt., sir Simon Felbrigge, kt., sir Robert Berneye, kt., William Rees , Robert Asshefeld , Simon Baret , John Cokerell , master John Thorp , master John Moore, clerk, and John Muryel, parson of Denyngton , all their right and claim in a certain pool of water within the scite of the manor of Blackwood with a certain garden adjacent, and in a certain piece of land containing 2½ acres, with a certain piece of alder tree ground, lying to the north of the said piece of ground, which was formerly either Randle or John Greyday's of Crouchestoke , in Crouchestoke, and which were lately held by the rod of the manor of Shotesham; paying annually to the said sir Miles de Stapilton and others, and their heirs, 2d. Dated at Crouchestoke the Friday next after the feast of St. Matthias the Apostle, 19 Rich. II.

EDGEFIELD, WALCOT, NORTON, and GEDGRAVE (Suffolk). Sir Thomas Roscelyn, kt., grants to Alexander de Walcote , Adam, parson of the church of Eggefeld , Vincent de Nortone , and Adam de Shyringham , his manors of Eggefeld, Walcote, Nortone, and Chategrave. Dated at Eggefeld the Monday next after the feast of Easter, 8 Ed. III.

Sir Thomas Roscelyn, kt., grants to Alexander de Walcote , Adam, parson of Eggefeld , Vincent de Norton , and Adam de Shyringham , his manors of Eggefeld, Walcote, Norton, and Chategrave, with the advowsons of the churches and their appurtenances. Dated at Eggefeld the Tuesday (Friday?) next after the feast of the apostles Philip and James. 10 Ed. III.

EGMERE. Letters patent of Thomas, bp. of Norwich , addressed to master Walter de Elveden, LL.D., his vicar general, reciting a petition of sir John Leche of Eggemere , clerk, and John de Eggemere , setting forth that the parish church of Eggemere is in two moieties, and that the right of patronage belongs to each of them, and praying that the same may be consolidated; the said vicar general to certify concerning the expediency of the same. Dated at Semere, 13 Sept., 1355.

FELMINGHAM. Thomas Ywstaunce of Felmyngham grants to sir Bartholomew Antyngham, kt., 6d. of annual rent from lands and tenements in Felmyngham. Dated at Felmyngham the Monday next after the feast of St. Margaret the virgin, 39 Ed. III.

FILBY. Final concord dated at York, 9 Ed. III, between Richard de Berkyngge and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and John, vicar of Rameseye , and Rich. le Riche of Bremmysgrove , deforciants, concerning 10 acres of land in Fyleby, and half of the manor of Fyleby, and the advowson of the church of Fyleby.

Extract from a roll of pleadings, no. 267, Michaelmas term, 9 Ed. III, concerning the right of presentation to the church of Fyleby, John de Heweke and Isabella his wife being the defendants, and Richard de Berkyngge and Joan his wife plaintiffs.

Richard de Berkyngge grants to Roger de Estreford, clerk, James de Bele, clerk, Clement de Brethenham , and Bartholomew his brother, the whole of his manors of Fylby and Rollesby, except one rood of land and the advowson of the church of Fylby; paying annually to the said Richard 20 marks of silver. Dated at Rollesby, 3 January, 33 Ed. III.

FINCHAM. Simon de Asshelee, parson of St. Mary's of Tid , and Thomas his brother, grant to Adam, son of Andrew Schirreve of Flicham and Agnes his wife, 5 roods of land lying in Fincham in Southfield. Dated at Fincham the Sunday next before the feast of St. Peter in cathed., 11 Ed. III.

John de Lisle of Toftes grants to master John de Brisele , John Curteys , and Thomas de Brisele , the reversion of one messuage in Fordham near 'Helegey,' which messuage sir Richard de Kyngeston, rector of the moiety of Fordham , held for his life. Dated at Fordham the Tuesday next before the feast of St. Mark, evangelist, 10 Ed. III.

Sir John de Wynggefeld, kt., quit-claims to Edmund Cosyn, citizen of Norwich , all right and claim in the market and fair in the village of Fretenham. Dated at Norwich the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 17 Ed. III.

FRETTENHAM, STRATTON, and HORSTEAD. John de Seymor grants to Edmund Cosyn, citizen of Norwich , all his right and claim in the manor of 'Maydenton' in Fretenham with the market and fair in Fretenham, and 2 acres of land in Stratton, and one acre in Horsted. Dated at Norwich the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 17 Ed. III.

Sir John de Wynggefeld, kt., quit-claims to Edmund Cosyn, citizen of Norwich , all his right and claim in the manor of 'Maydenton' in Fretenham, and in two acres of land lying in the field of Stratton, and one acre in Horsted. Dated at Norwich the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 17 Ed. III.

Thomas atte Chirche of Little Hauboysse and Katherine his wife grant to Edmund Cosyn their market and fair in Fretenham to hold for the life of the said Katherine. Dated at Norwich the Friday on the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 17 Ed. III.

Edmund Cusyn, citizen of Norwich , grants to sir Robert Broun, rector of Crowemere , John de Reppes , Ralph Bigot, rector of Truncham , Henry de Tutyngton, rector of Hevyngham , and John atte Dele , rector of little Hauboys, the whole of his manor of 'Maydenton' in Fretenham. Dated at Norwich the Sunday on the feast of Pentecost, 23 Ed. III.

Ralph Bigot, parson of Trunch , and John de Reppes, sen., appoint William de Felmyngham and Thomas de Lopham , their attornies, to give seisin to Cecilia , who was the wife of Edmund Cosyn , and Philip their son, of the whole of their manor of 'Maydenton' in Fretenham. Dated the Sunday next after the feast of St. Barnabas, 24 Ed. III.

Memorandum that John de Pedham, bailiff, of the manor of 'Maydenton,' belonging to sir John Whyte, kt., has retired from his office on Michaelmas day, 12 Rich. II, and delivered the goods, &c., of the manor to John Punyard his successor.

GOODERSTONE. Composition between the abbess and convent of Denny, Cambridgeshire, and the vicar of the church of Goderestone, Norwich diocese, at the instance of Thomas, bishop of Norwich , to whom the differences between the said parties had been referred. Dated at Hexne, 30 January, 1358.

HALE, BLAKENEY, &c. Thomas, parson of the church of Holt , remits and quit-claims to William, the vicar of Chetestan , and Thomas, parson of the church of Saxlyngham , all right and claim in the manor of Panewrtht and in 8 acres of land, £7 6s. 8d. rents, and a rent of 1 lb. of pepper in Hale, Blakeneye, Cleye, Salthous, Egefeld, Wabourn, Stivkeye, Wyveton, Lerygsete, Batlesthorp, and Holt near Blakeneye, and the half of the manor of Hogthone near Walsyngham. Dated at Holt the Sunday before the Annunciation, 9 Ed. III.

HAWBOYS (Great). Final concord made at Westminster the octave of St. Michael, .. Ed. II, between Robert Banyard , plaintiff, and John ..., and Joan his wife, deforciants, concerning the manor of Great Hawboys, which the said John and Joan acknowledge to be the right of the said Robert, he giving one sparrow-hawk.

HAUTBOYS (Little), SCOTTOW, and LAMMAS. Robert de Shotesham of Skothowe , heir of Simon de Shotesham his uncle, late parson of the church of St. Mary's, Little Hawboys, grants to Thomas Brampton of Dilham the reversion of one messuage with a croft in the village of Little Hawboys, and also of seven acres and a half of land in divers pieces in the villages of Little Hawboys, Skothowe, and Lammesse. Dated at Little Hawboys the Sunday next after the feast of St. Valentine, 11 Ric. II.

HINGHAM. John, son of Henry Martin of Hengham , quitclaims to sir William, the marshal of Ireland , all right in two pieces of land in the village of Hengham. Dated at Hengham the Sunday in the feast of the Conception of the B. V. M., 32 Ed. I.

Sir William de Morlee, kt., grants to sir William de Berghe, parson of the church of Cauntelee, and John de Congham , his manor of 'Bakonesthorpahall' in Hengham, which he acquired from Edmund de Bakonesthorpe, knt., and James his son. Dated at Hengham the Saturday on the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 27 Ed. III.

HINGHAM, BERGHAM, WOODRISING, HARDINGHAM, and STANFORD. Indenture made the Monday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 43 Ed. III, between sir William de Morlee, marshal of Ireland, of one part, and Simon de Donemowe of Hengham of the other part, witnesseth that the said sir William grants to the said Simon his manor of Hengham, and a house called the fishhouse, and the lands, &c., which were sir Edmund de Baconsthorp's, kt., in Hengham, and other lands, &c., which are called 'Watieres tenement' in Hengham, Bergh, Woderisyngg, Hardyngham, and Stanford, except the advowson of the church, and a croft in Hengham.