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Joan Geffray, daughter of Richard Geffray of Warnham , grants to William Erl and Richard Rikeman one parcel of land called les Northcroftes and 2s. of rent from the land called Wardes, and 7d. of rent from the garden of William Tannere , and one field called 'Le Rude' in Warnham. Dated at Warnham the Sunday next after the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 3 Hen. V.

John Cok of Wernham grants to Stephen Sloghterford , Richard Ede , Philip May , and John Roser the whole of the land called les Northcroftes in Wernham and 2s. of rent from the land called Wardes and 7d of rent from the garden of Thomas Tannere . Dated at Wernham, 20 May, 12 Hen. VI.

John Cok of Warnham remits and quit-claims to Stephen Sloghterford , Richard Ede , Philip May , and John Roser all right in that parcel of land called 'lez Northcroftez' in Warnham, and in the rents of 2s. and 7d as above [Ch. 290]. Dated at Warnham, 20 Oct., 19 Hen. VI.

John Goryng , Thomas Covert , John Okendene , Stephen Combe, and Thomas Mauncell appoint John Nore their attorney to give full seisin of and in a tenement called Bradbrigges, and lands &c. to the same adjacent, called Hydys, old Bradbrigges, Lyons, Townelands, and a meadow called Rogers, exepting 8s. of rent had by John Roserey, in Warnham, also lands in Hechyngfeld, Horsham, Rowsparre, &c. , to John Bradbrigge . Dated 16 October, 2 Hen. VII.

John Savage , Robert Porter, capellane, and John Sybsy , grant to Elizabeth, wife of John Park , all lands, &c. which they had of the gift of William Wodehay in Brutford and Stanlich. Dated at Brutford the Saturday after the feast of St. Barnabas, 3 Hen. IV.

OXFORD. John, the abbot, and convent of Malmesbury confirm to the prior and convent of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, a certain parcel in Oxford near Stokwelle strete in perpetuity, being a house or chamber built by the said priory with two studies ("studis") annexed, reserving the right of passage for the feeding flocks and cattle for the meadow called Longspoot. Dated at Malmesbury, 20 May, 1472.

Alton Berners. 1487.

Kidderminster. 1415.

Kidderminster. 1442.

Northfield. 1457.

Weoley Castle. 1415.

Weoley Castle. 1420.

Weoley Castle. 1445.

William More, alias Dylewe , master of the hospital of St. Wolstan, Worcester, and the brethren of the same grant to William Braye, clerk, rector of the church of St. Clement, Worcester, their tenement without Sudbyregate, with the garden annexed, now held by Robert Parchemener ; also an annual rent of 10s. going out of their meadow in Duydeley, for his life, at a yearly service of one red rose at the feast of St. John the Bapt. Dated at Worcester on the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 6 Henry IV. [Torn.]

Writ from K. Henry ⟨IV⟩ , dated at Westminster 13 Jan. 10th of his reign, addressed to William Gascoigne and Thomas Tildeslegh , to hear a cause of novel disseisin between the prior and convent of Monk Bretton of the one part, against Roger de Preston of Hikilton and William Jonson of Cudworth of the other, concerning common of pasture in Hykylton and Cudworth.

John, the prior of Gyseburn in Clyveland, and the convent of the same, demise to farm to William Rypplyngham, burgess of Kyngeston on Hull , one tenement with a garden lying in the north part of the cemetery of the chapel of Holy Trinity, for 60 years, at an annual rent of 22s. Dated at Gyseburn, 3 Feb., 1430.

EMLEY, BIRTON, and THORNCLAY. Richard Dronffeld, parson of Heton , Richard de Staynton, chaplain, William Lyle , and William Pelle, chaplain, grant to John, son of Lawrence de Staynton of Lepton , and Cicely his wife, all the lands, &c. in Birton, Emlay, and Thornclay, which they had by the gift of the said John. Dated at Thornclay, 10 July, 7 Hen. IV.

DARTHYNGTON and WENTBRIDGE. Sir Brian Sanforth, kt., appoints Robert Derkyn and Richard Thwayt his attorneys to deliver seisin to John Secroft of Wentbrigg and Margaret his wife of all those lands in Wentbrigg and Darthyngton, which the said Brian had lately by the gift of John Tikhill of Wentbrigg . Dated 12 Oct., 23 Hen. VI.

Robert de Kendale and John de Westwik, chaplains, grant to William Dalton of Westawkeland , and John Blakwell, chaplain, all lands and tenements which they had of the gift of William Chaumberlayn, formerly of Stokeslay ., in the village of Ingleby, in Clyveland near Grenehowe Dated at Ingleby 20 Sept. 1426, 5 Hen. VI.

William Chambyrlayne of Stokyslay and Katherine his wife grant to Robert Kendale and John Westewyke of Rypon, chaplains, and William Lave of the same, an annual rent of 13s 4d. in the village of Kirkeby in Clevelande. Dated 13 August, 5 Hen V.

LEEDS. William Ledes, esq., and Joan his wife grant to Thomas Symson of Ledes, draper, one burgage and half an acre of land lying upon Burmantoftes. Dated at Ledes, 14 July, 5 Hen. VI.

John Vavasour and four others grant to Peter Symson one burgage in Ledes and half an acre of land lying upon le Burmantoftes, which they had by the gift of the said Peter. Dated 3 April, 15 Ed. IV.

William Pycard of Menston and Agnes his wife grant to Walter Grauer and Beatrix his wife one messuage with a toft in the village of Menston. Dated at Menston the Sunday next after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 12 Hen. IV.

William Grauer of Ottelay grants to Walter his son of Menston two messuages in the field and village of Menston, of which one is called Morredyng and 2 acres of land, and half an acre of meadow called Spetilflatt. Dated at Menston, 10 January, 14 Hen. VI.

William Graver grants to Walter his son, and to Walter's heirs by Joan his wife, one messuage lying in Mensyngton which descended to him after the decease of his mother Beatrice . Dated at Mensyngton, 10 January, 14 Hen. VI.