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Welton. Apparently a grant of similar import. ⟨See MS. Ch. Northants. Daventry 88.⟩ [Fragmentary.]

An acknowledgment that John Wykeley, abbot of St. James near Northampton , has received of the prior of Daventry 10s. in full payment [of the tithes of Sandford mede]. Dated 15 ...

Similar receipt, dated May, .. Hen. VII. [Mutilated.] .

Similar receipt, dated 7 Feb., .. Hen. VII. [Mutilated.] .

Similar receipt, dated .. Hen. VII. [Half obliterated.] .

Similar receipt, dated ... Hen VII.

Similar receipt [see Ch. 127] given by John Brystowe, pitancier \of the cathedral church of St. Mary the Virgin of Coventry / , 22 Dec., .. Hen. VII.

Charter concerning lands at West Haddon. Temp. Hen. VII. [Illegible.] ,

Similar receipt, dated 12 Nov., .. Hen. VII.

Norton. Apparently a copy. [Mutilated.]

Welton and Thrupp. Ralph de Trop and his heirs grant to D⟨aventry⟩ a mark of rent from (i) a virgate of land which he holds from them in W⟨elton⟩ , viz. that which Hugh Lovel and Wido held, (ii) one acre in Trop, (iii) two virgates which he held of the same in Trop. Witnesses: John de Larchingelt, dean, Master Thomas of Neub[olde] , Henry the chaplain, William fitz- John of D⟨aventry⟩ , Simon Campiun , Nigel, Alan Gemme , William his brother, John Baiuel , Philip of Draiton . ⟨1190–1200.⟩

Welton. William ... de Welton grants to D⟨aventry⟩ a portion of his court in Welton. Witnesses: Sir John fitz- Philip of D⟨aventry⟩ , ... of Tuwe of Welton , John Martyn of the same, William ace of the same, John ... [Mutilated.] ⟨c. 1300–10.⟩

CHIBBORN. Letters Patent of King Edward VI, tested at Westminster 2 May, 7 of his reign, granting to John Wytherington of Wytherington, kt., and Cuthbert Musgrave of Harbottell, arm., in consideration of the payment of £756 17s. 1d., the manor and its appurtenances of Chibbourne, co. Northd., late the possession of the preceptory of St. John the Baptist, York, and of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem.

Newcastle. Seal only.

Fragment of a charter, temp. Hen. II, containing the name of Robert de Sanford as a witness.

Confirmation by K. Henry IV of letters patent of King Rich. II, enabling the prioress and convent of Littlemore to hold eight marks of land annual rent in the village of Saunford. Dated 5 of his reign. [Mutilated.] .

Counterpart of indenture, 47b.

HUDDEN in Hungerford. Commission from Pope Celestine III, addressed to the archdeacon of Berks and others, to determine a cause in which the prior and convent of St. Frideswide claim tithes from the manor of Edynton and in Hungerford, about which differences existed between them and ... [Rubbed and illegible.] .