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Alice Bacun of Brug', widow, grants to John the baker of the same place, for 2 marks of silver in hand paid, four ridges of land in the fields of Brug' towards 'la Hoke.' (c. 1260-70, probably 1272.) Witn. William Boldyng and Roger de Mora, junior, provosts etc.

John Gunny , son of William Gunny of Hecstan , remits and quitclaims to William Selymon of Bruges one halfpenny annual rent out of his tenement in Bruges, situated in Hungrey way ("vieo"), between a tenement of Thomas the goldsmith of the one part, and a tenement of Walter Boldyrig of the other, and extends itself from the said way to a tenement of Walter the tailor . Dated at Bruges the Wednesday on the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas, martyr, 33 Ed. I. Witn. Roger de Mora and William de la Hulle, provost, etc.

Bill of compleint addressed to the Lord Chancellor of England against the Dean of the Collegiate Church of Qwatforde in the castle of Bruggense, for the neglect of service and the ruin of the church which is neither covered nor glazed with many names attached. [Temp. Ed. IV.] [Mutilated and partly illegible.] [English.] .

BRIDGENORTH. Henry, son of Adam Dorcoc of Litlebrug ', grants to Agnes, daughter of Walter le Paumer of Brug ', for his homage and service, 18 acres of land of the fee of Litlebrug' in the fields of Brug', viz. that 18 acres which Robert son of Philip , formerly her husband, held of him; paying annually to Ralph de Pichford 18d., and to the said Henry a pair of gloves or one halfpenny. For this grant she paid 13 marks of silver. (c. 1240-50)

Stafford. Master William, son of William Gunny , grants to John the baker ('pistori') of Stafford for 21s. certain land with the buildings &c. in Hungrey street, at an annual rent of 2d. (c. 1260-70.) Witn. William Bonamy and Richard Arnethion , "tunc prepositis Brug", etc. .