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Katherine Boydon of Great Yarmouth (Great Jernemuth) grants to Richard Smyth of Reedham (Redham) a tenement and certain pieces of land in the village and field of Gapton (Gapton alias Bradwell). Dated at Gapton, 21 Sept., 22 Ed. IV (1482).

Thomas and Henry Smyth grant to John Lavyle of Great Yarmouth (Great Jernemuth), Rose his wife, who was formerly wife of John Lampett, esq., now deceased, John Harvy, Thomas Cotoyle, John Hakon of Wheatacre (Whetacreburgh), William Adams of Gorleston-on-Sea (Gorlyston), William Shawe and John Barton of Great Yarmouth (Jernemuth), all those lands, pastures, and woods lying in Great Yarmouth (Little Yarmouth), Southtown (Southtowne), and Bradwell, which they lately had by the gift of the said John Lampett and Rose his then wife. Dated at Bradwell, 1 July, 16 Hen. VIII (1524)

BURGH-CASTLE, &c. Final concord made at Westminster, 12 Hen. VIII, between Thomas and Henry Smyth, querents, and John Lampett and Rose his wife, deforciants, concerning two tofts, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 6 acres of marsh, 3 acres of wood in Burgh Castle (Burgh Castell), Lovingland (Lovengland), Great Yarmouth (Little Yermouth), Bradwell (Bradewell), &c. (Partly effaced.)

Sir John Hevenyngham, kt., and others (as in Ch. Suffolk 1105) demise and confirm to Henry Gray of Ketteringham (Keteryngham) and others the whole of the manor of Somerleyton (Somerleton), together with the foundation of the priory of St. Olive of Heryngflet, the advowson of the church of Somerleyton (Somerleton), and all the lands in Somerleyton (Somerleton), Blundeston, Lound, Ashby (Askeby), Herringfleet (Heryngflete), and Bradwell (Bradewell). Dated at Somerleyton (Somerleton) the Thursday next after the Invention of the Cross, 23 Hen. VI.