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YARMOUTH (Great). Thomas, son of William Wymer of Gernemuth and Matilda his wife, confirm to sir Roger de Prestun, chaplain, 20 shillings of annual rent from ..., and a fishery held of them in Great Gernemuth. [Mutilated.] (See Ch. Norfolk 271.) (c. 1260-70.) .

Gosceline, son of Thurkild of Hikelinghe and Salerna his wife, daughter of Adam Campernol of Gernemuth , grant to Andrew de Couteshale , for his service and 43s. of silver, one piece of land with buildings and appurtenances in Great Gernemuth. (c. 1250-60.) .

Gosceline, the tailor of Hikelinge and Saleina his wife, grant to Thomas, son of William Wimer of Gernemuth , for one mark of silver, all their right in 2s. annual rent, which Juliana, relict of Robert the baker , was accustomed to pay for a tenement she held of them in Great Gernemuth. (c. 1260.) .

Adam Gavel of Great Gernemouth and Beatrice his wife, grant to Adam de Grossenhale, clerk, for his service and a certain sum of money, one piece of land in Great Gernem', paying annually to the said Adam and Beatrice one clove, and to the lords of the fee 10s. Dated at Gernem' on St. Matthew's day, 17 Ed. I.

Charter of liberties, gifts, concessions, and confirmations, granted to the burgesses of Great Yarmouth by King Henry the Sixth. Dated at Westminster, 24 November, 1 of his reign. (2 membranes.) .

Cornelius Bryght of Great Jernemuth, cooper, and Richard Lowes, wheelwright, in consideration of the receipt of £58, sell to Peter Cromer of Great Jernemuth the whole of their plot of land in Great Jernemuth. Dated there 12 Nov., 1 Mary.

Cornelius Bryght of Great Jernemuth and others grant to Peter Cromer and others the whole of a plot of land lying in Jernemuth. Dated at Great Jernemuth, 12 November, 1 Q. Mary. (Duplicate of 599.) .

YARMOUTH. Adam, the prior, and the convent of the church of St. Bennet of Hulme, grant and confirm to William Salvage , their land of Gernemuth, in length and in breadth, to him and his heirs, to hold the same by heirship for ever; namely that land which Wido, the nephew of Aky, the prior , held in the time of King Henry I, in the same village, paying annually 5s. rent at the feast of St. Martin for all services, and finding on the same land a proper hospice for the brethren returning there at their own cost. (c. 1155-60.) .

WOODBASTWICK. Adam, the prior, and the convent of the church of St. Bennet, grant to Hugh, son of Hilebert de Wroxham , in fee and heirship, the whole of that land in Bastwic which their abbot William and themselves bought of Hugh Rod. , viz., the same land which was Reginald's his father; paying 8d. per annum at the feast of St. Bennet for all service and custom. [William, abbot, 1153-1168.] .

MELTON (Little). Anselm, the abbot, with the counsel of the brethren of the church of St. Bennet of Holm, grants to Ralph, son of Godric , the land of lesser Medeltune, which his father Godric, the steward, with Ingreda his wife, gave to St. Bennet, to hold the same so long as he lives for 10s. per ann.; and after his death the right heirs of Ralph shall give 40s. for the same; and if he has no heir the same land shall remain quit and free to God and St. Bennet, and the brethren of Holm. [Anselm, abbot, 1133-1140).

POTTER-HEIGHAM. Rodbert de Valeines , with the consent of his mother, wife, heirs, and brothers, gives and quit-claims to the church of St. Bennet of Hulme, the whole of the claim they have in Hasardes Holm. (c. 1150-60.) .

NORWICH. Hugh, the abbot, and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme, grant to William de Hastingis and his heirs, their land which is near Fifbrege, to hold of the said church at a rent of 2s. annually to the cellarer in Whitsun week. [Hugh, abbot, 1140-1153.] .

CROUCHESTOKE. Daniel, the abbot, and chapter of the church Stoke Holy Cross of St. Bennet of Holm, granted to Rotbert Picot in fee and heirship the whole land which the said church has in Grenesville for 60 measures of wheat annually; the said Rotbert by consent granted the same land to Beatrice his wife in dower to her and her heirs at the same rent, in the presence of the whole chapter, who by this charter confirm the same. [Daniel, abbot, c. 1150-1153.] .

WALSHAM (South). Ralph de Crichetot , Isabella his wife, and Hubert his heir, for the remission of their sins, grant to the church of St. Bennet of Hulme in frankalmoigne, the church of South Walsham with its appurtenances, 100 acres of land of Panchesford with the turbary pertaining to the same land, and whatever they have at Sunderlond in order that monks of the said monastery may be placed in that church; and Hugh the abbot, and monks of St. Bennet grant to the monks in the said church of South Walsham, six pounds of the land of Nicholas, the clerk, and the church and land of Geoffrey, the clerk, which they have in the same village. [Hugh, abbot, 1140-1153.] .

LUDHAM. Thomas, the abbot, and the convent of the monastery of St. Bennet of Hulme grant to Adam, son of Ansgot , and his heirs, their land which they have beyond Ladam ... namely near to that land which they gave to Ralph, their cook, at an annual rent of 2s. [Thomas, abbot, 1168-1186.] .

Ralph, the abbot, and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme, grant to Lambert, the clerk, their church of St. Michael of Cunesford, with the chapel of St. Olave in Norwich, paying an annual pension of 1 lb of incense at the feast of St. Bennet in estate. [Ralph, abbot, 1186-1210.] .

PANKESFORD. Roger de Valeynes grants to the church of St. Bennet of Hulme 100 acres of underwood and marsh in Pankesford. (c. 1160-70.) (Partially legible.) .

FELMINGHAM. Institution of Thomas, the clerk of Mideltun , by John, bp. of Norwich , to the church of Felmingham, on the presentation and petition of Thomas, the abbot of Hulme , patron of the said church. [Thomas, abbot, 1168-1186.] (1176-86) .

NEATISHEAD. John, bp of Norwich , confirms to Ralph de Netteshird, chaplain, the perpetual vicarage of the church of Neteshird, with the assent of the abbot and monks of Hulme, the patrons. Dated at Norwich 3 July, 4th year of his episcopate. (1204.) .

SWANTON and WALSHAM. Ralph, son of William de Skegeton , remits and quit-claims to Reginald, the abbot, and church of St. Bennet of Hulme, all his right in the villages of Swanton and Walesham. [Reginald, abbot, 1213-1229.] .

Clement le Moine of Brunham is bound to the abbot and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme for the payment of 4s. annual rent for the land which was William le Gaunter 's in Norwich at Swinemarket, lying between the land of Matthew ... and the land of Gunilda the widow. (c. 1220.) .

FORDHAM. Depositions of thirteen men of Fordham concerning the right of the abbot and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme to the tithe of certain land in Fordham, in a cause between the said abbot and convent and sir N. de Brente, the rector. (c. 1200-10.) .

WICHINGHAM. Convention made between Sampson, the abbot, and the convent of St. Bennet of Hulme on the one part, and William, the prior, and the convent of St. Mary of Walsingham of the other part, by which the said William and his successors are bound to pay 10s. annually, and to do homage to the said Sampson and his successors for the tenement of William, son of Geoffrey de Turteville , in the village of Wichingeham. Dated at Norwich on the morrow of St. Edward the martyr, 19 Hen. III.

Philip de Ferento, proctor of Landulf the cousin of Pope Alexander IV , and canon of Ferentum , renounces in the name of his Lord to the abbot and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme, all right to the church of Neteshirde to which he had been nominated by the Pop, on the death of Philip, canon of Ferentum, rector (in 1255 or 1256), and which is appropriated to the abbey in consideration of a pension of 28 marks. Dated at Norwich on the morrow of All Souls' day, 1256.

WAXHAM. Sentence by papal delegates on the vigil of St. Peter in cathed. next after consecration of H., bishop of Ely, in a cause between the abbot and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme on the one part, and Philip de Fleg, rector of the church of Waxtonesham on the other part, concerning the third part of the tithes of the corn of the lordship which was Roger Messham 's and Ernald his father's in Waxtonesham releasing Philip from excommunication upon payment of 60 marks.