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Heading of a rent roll of the city of Oxford, containing the name of Edmund Wycumbe , collector of the rents, and the following note: 'An(no) Regni Regis Henr vj. xiij. Isto anno facer(e) fuere plures edificac(i)ones nove ut p(otest) in. p(ar)och. S(an)c(t)e Marie Virgis et S(an)c(t)i. Georgii.' .

Fragment of a roll of accounts, temp. Hen. VI. Expenses for houses, &c. in Oxford.

Similar acquittance [as in Ch. 302b], ⟨ convent of Colchester to Oseney for the payment of annual pension for the tithes in Barton, Sandford, &c.⟩ dated at Colchester, 4 July, . . Hen. VII.

Indenture dated 24 March, 1 Q. Mary, by which Thomas Foster of Evelyn, in the county of Salop, esq., demises to farm to Walter Gardner , Margaret his wife, and George his son, one messuage and plough-land, with half the heath called the 'Haule heathe,' lying in Hynynton in the said county, for the term of their lives; paying annually 26s. 8d.

Edward Taylor of Hadley, Middlesex , and Elizabeth Forster , relict of Thomas Forster , remit and quit-claim to George Forster all their right in the manor of Ivelith, co. Salop. Dated . . . May, 2 Q. Elizabeth.

Letters patent of K. Henry VIII, dated at Westminster, 5 July, 7th of his reign, being a pardon to William Humfreston of Humfreston, esq., Robert Bentale of Bentale, gentleman, William Priesley of Bentley , Thomas Maydley of Norton , Stephen Marnall of Stapulford , and Thomas Gardyner, yeomen, collectors of the 2nd fifteenths and tenths granted 12 Hen. VII in the county of Salop , and Thomas Fowler , son and heir and tenant of the lands and tenements which were John Fowler's of Brocton, gentleman, and Richard Banaster of Hadnall, esq., son and heir of John Banaster , other collectors of the 2nd fifteenths and tenths in the same county.

Richard le Walker of Welynton grants to William le Graunger for a sum of money, the third part of one burgage with buildings and appurtenances in Welynton, lying between the land of Ellen le Graunger , in which the said William now lives, of the one part, and the land of Peter Peye of the other, and extends in length from the king's way, which is called Erlamstret, as far as to the land of Nicholas de Tonge . Dated at Welynton the Friday next before the feast of St. Thomas, martyr, 11 Ed. III. Witn. John Scaffe and John the Forester , bailiffs.

Counterpart of the bargain of sale of 70 acres of meadow in Allermore. [See Ch. 23.] .

Letters patent of King James I, dated Westminster, 1 September, 10th of his reign, granting to Henry, earl of Huntingdon, and others, a licence of alienation of the manor of Aller, with certain messuages, lands, &c. in Aller, Somerton, Huishe Lamporte, Othe, Pathe, &c., in co. Somerset, to sir John Davis, kt.

CLOVESWORTH. Fragment of a charter relating to the manor of Clovesworth [Closworth]. [ Robert de St. Clare , a witness] .

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