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LUTON. Agnes Kypping , late wife of William Kypping deceased, and John Kypping , son and heir of the said William, grant to Valentine Bailis and others 2 acres of land in a field called 'Blacwaterfeld' of Luton. Dated at Luton, 20 Dec., 1 Hen. V.

RENHALE. William, son of Richard de ... grants to Godefr' de Aldeholt a meadow in Renhale which is of the honor of Boulogne at an annual rent of 8d. For this donation the said Godefr' paid 8s. (c. 1200.) [Mutilated.] .

WOTTON. Memorandum from Stephen Estwicke of Wotton , that he has received from William Dernier or Dormer of London a deed dated 3 Eliz., concerning lands at 23 April, Wotton. Dated 3 Feb., 20 Eliz. .

LUTON. Thomas Hookebyd of Luton grants to William Kyppyng and Agnes his wife two acres of land in a field called Blacwaterfeld, near the land of Sir Robert Turk, kt. Dated at Luton the Sunday next after the feast of St. Valentine, 9 Ric. II.

Indenture made 5 Jan., 11 Hen. VIII, between Thomas Broke, the prior, and convent of Tykford "nye" Newport Paynel of the one part, and Christopher Daveson of Battyllesdon, co. Beds., yeoman, of the other part, witnesseth that the said prior and convent have received of the said Christopher £32, and have demised to him all their tithe cornes in the parish of Checheley, excepting the tithe of the manor of Thykthorne, for 13 years; paying for the 3 first years one peppercorn, for the 4th year £8, and for the remainder £10 annually. [This is a mutilated and defaced fragment, signatures of Edward Wall , Thomas Parkar and William Wodford , possibly as witnesses.] .

WOBUBN. Indenture made 3 May, 37 Hen. VIII, between Margaret Thomson of Hurste, co. Berks., widow, and Thomas Hyde of Hurste of the one part, and Edmund Rydyng of Chalfont St. Giles of the other part, being a lease of a field called 'Gaysefyld,' in the parish of Wooburn, for 21 years, at a yearly rent of 8s.

Joan Gaunt and Alice her sister, daughters of Thomas Gaunt of Wouborne , quit-claim to John Edmound of Beknesfeld all their right in a croft called 'Beast Norchardyn,' in the parish of Wouborne, together with a common lane leading from Beknesfeld to Maydenheth. Dated at Beknesfeld, 13 Ed. IV. (Barely legible.) .