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FILBY. Final concord dated at York, 9 Ed. III, between Richard de Berkyngge and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and John, vicar of Rameseye , and Rich. le Riche of Bremmysgrove , deforciants, concerning 10 acres of land in Fyleby, and half of the manor of Fyleby, and the advowson of the church of Fyleby.

Richard de Berkyngge grants to Roger de Estreford, clerk, James de Bele, clerk, Clement de Brethenham , and Bartholomew his brother, the whole of his manors of Fylby and Rollesby, except one rood of land and the advowson of the church of Fylby; paying annually to the said Richard 20 marks of silver. Dated at Rollesby, 3 January, 33 Ed. III.

John Berkyng of Rolyssby grants to sir Henry Inglose, kt., Robert Norwich , and Geoffrey Walle , one piece of land, containing 10 perches, in Filby, with the advowson of the church of Filby.

Roger Towneshende grants to Bartholomew White, esq., one piece of land in Filleby called 'Le Glebe,' with the half of the advowson of the church of Filleby, and quit-claims all his right in the same to the said Bartholomew White . Dated 4 August, 15 Ed. IV.

Composition made by William, the prior, and convent of St. Faith, Horsham, with William de Berry, rector of Filleby , concerning the tithes of the fee of sir William de Cheney in the village of Filleby. Dated at Horsham the Sunday next after the feast of St. Edmund, 1312.

SHOTTESHAM, STOKE HOLY CROSS, and FILBY. Sir Simon Felbrigge, kt., grants to Bartholomew White, esq., son and heir of, Robert White, esq., the whole of his manor of Shotesham, with knights fees, lands and tenements in Shotesham, Stoke Holy Cross, and the villages adjacent, in the hundred of Hensted, with the advowson of the church of Filby. Dated at Shotesham on the feast of the Ascension, 19 Hen. VI.

FILBY. Hugh de Cressy , with the assent of Isabella de Cressy his mother, grants to William, son of William Sparham and Ranulfia his wife, the whole of his land of his manor of Filby, with appurtenances, paying annually to the abbot of St. Bennet of Hulme 10s. 8d., and scutage to the King so much as pertains to the third part of one knight's fee. (c. 1250-60.) (Hugh Cressy died in 1262.) .

Roger Fidron, clerk, and William Bondys , constitute Richard Lynstede , John Holme , and John Brikkes , their attornies, jointly and severally to enter and possess and take seisin in their name of and in the manor of Hornynghall in Castre near Jernemuth and other villages adjacent. Also in all lands, &c. in the villages and fields of Castre, Maudeby, Ormesby, Filby, and Scroudeby, or elsewhere within the hundred of Estflegg, which lands, &c. they lately acquired by the gift and concession of Edmund Clere , and after possession so taken to deliver for them and in their name to Agnes Paston , William Paston , Elizabeth, countess of Oxford, John Veer, earl of Oxford , sir John Scroop, kt., lord Scroop, and others, full and peaceable seisin of the same, according to a charter granted to them by the said Roger and William. Dated at Castre, 12 May, 4 Ed. IV.

Fine made at Westminster, Trinity Term, 1 Ed. VI, by which Antony Littleton, esq., acknowledges the right of sir William Paston, kt., to the third part of the manor of Hornynghall and of 6 messuages, 6 tofts, 6 gardens, 24 acres of land, 16 acres meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 60 acres of marsh, 30 acres furze and brushwood, and 10s. rent in Caster, Holy Trinity, Caster, St. Edmund, Fylby, Mawteby, Thirkby, and Scroby; for this fine the said William gave £46 sterling.

FLEGG (Hundred of). William, bp. of Winchester , John Beauchamp, lord de Beauchamp, Sir John Howard, kt., William Yelverton, kt., Thomas Lytelton , William Jenney , William Paston, esq., Thomas Howys, clerck, and William Grene , remit and quit-claim to John Paston, knt. all their right of and in the manor of Castre in Flegge called Vaux and Bosoms, and in those lands and in tenements in Castre called Redham, with the advowson of the chapel of St. John the Baptist in the same village, and the manors of Heryngly (sic) called Spensers and Fennes, the third part of the manor in Runham, the manor in Wynterton called Begvyles with one windmill, the manor of Reppes in Bastewyk, and all messuages, &c. in Great Jernernuth, and in lands and tenements called Billes in Stokesby, and those lands and tenements called Cattes in Heryngby, and all other lands &c. in the villages of Castre, Great Jernemuth, Ormesby, Scroutby, Mautby, Wynterton, Somerton, Martham, Bastewyk, Reppes, Hikelyng, Stokesby, Heryngby, Runham, Thyrkby, Filby, or elsewhere within the hundred of Est Flegge and Westflegge, together with many other lands, advowsons, and rents in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. Dated 11 January, 7 Ed. III.