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Barrow. 1333. Grant from Thomas le Warde of Barrow (Barewe), to Ada in Magard and Margery Magard of Barrow (Barewe), for a sum of money, of all his lands and tenements in the vill of Barrow (Barewe) and the reversion of the dower of his mother Alice, widow of Walter le Warde, after her death. Dated at Barrow (Barewe) on Sunday [June 20] before the feast of the nativity of St John Baptist. 7 Ed. III [1333]. Witnesses: Asbert of Mundeforede, John Norman, John Josekyn, Adam 'Dodo' [?Dede], William Calle, Alexander Scot, John le Melnere, and of hers. The seal is wanting.

Barrow. 1379. Grant from John Lelye of Barrow (Barewe) and Clare his wife, to John Langele of the same vill, a messuage with 3 roods of land, the messuage of lying between the tenements of John Calwe, and John Langle, and abutting at one and on the street called Paynisthorp, and at the other in the [curtilage(?)] of John Langele, while the land is situated in the field called Cokerode, in front of the land of the lord of that vill, abutting at one end, on Scharisbregge, and, at the other, on land of John Calue, tailor. Dated at Barrow (Barewe) on Monday [Nov. 7] after the feast of All Saints', 3 Ric. II [1379]. Witnesses: Richard Meriel, John Pricke, John Warde, John Dehene, Simon Warner, and of hers. The seal is wanting.

Barrow. 1386. Grant from John Muryel of Barrow (Barwe), 'bocher, to Thomas of Highham, John Calwe, Robert Warner, and John, vicar of Gazeley (Gayesle), of 2 acres of land in Brokholecroft, in the territory of Barwe, next tot he land of the Earl of Stafford, abutting thereon. Dated at Barrow (Barwe), April 9, 9 Ric. II [1386] Witnesses: Symon Warner, John le Boys, John Hamond, John le Warde, Richard del Hachche, and others. The seal is wanting.

Barrow. 1386. Indenture by which John Muryel, 'bocher', of Barrow (Barwe), grants to Thomas of Heghham, John Calwe, Robert Warner, and John, vicar of Gazeley (Gayesle), 2 acres of land in Brokholecroft, reserving to himself the right of redemption for 20s., at the feast of St Peter ad Vincula, next ensuing. Dated, at Barrow (Barwe), 9 April, 9 Ric. II [1386] The seal is wanting.

Bedingfield etc. 1313. Final agreement between John of Gislyngham, and Alianor, his wife, plaintiffs, and Ralph, son of John of Tendrynge, 'chinaler', and Richard le Spenser of Thorndon (Thornedoun), deforciants, by which the latter grant to the former, nine messuages, a toft, 220 acres of land, 13 acres of meadow, 23.5 acres of pasture, 70 acres of wood, and 36 shillings rent, in Bedingfield (Bedyngfelde), Rishangles, Aspall (Aspale), Gislingham (Gislyngham), and Hempnall Hall (Thornham Pilcoke), for themselves and their direct heirs, with remainder to William of Gislyngham, for life, and then to other heirs of the said John. Completed, within 3 weeks of Easter [April 12], 23 Ed. III [1349]. John and Alianora being represented by John Waryn, Ralph and Richard by John Northwelde. Enrolled in Trinity term: Kell[shull] J.C.P.

Capel St Mary (Capel St. Mary). 1416. Final agreement between John Fitz Rauff, esq., plaintiff, and William Raynforthe and Alianora his wife, deforciants, by which the latter cede to John, the manor called Churchford Hall (Chirchefordhalle in Capelle), for 100 marks of silver. Completed, within a month of Easter [April 19], 4 Hen. V [1416].

Cavenham. 1397. Grant from Thomas Heyham, jun., to Walter, vicar of Cavenham (Cauenham), Robert le Warner, and John Calwe, of lands and tenements, once held by his mother Maud in Cauenham, called Dom. John Andreu's. Dated at Cavenham (Cauenham) on Monday [Sept. 24] after the feast of St Matthew Apostle, 21 Ric. II [1397]. Witnesses: John Atte Lane, Walter Hekedoun, John Jekeman, Richard Cappe, John Sybryt, and others. The seal is wanting.

Denham. 1384-1385. Release from Robert Crulle, rector of Stepney (Stebenhethe [Stepney]) and Thomas of Bartone to John Vfforde, vicar of Dagenham (Daggenham), of their right in the manor of Denham (Denham, near Bargwe [Barrow], co. Suffolk). Dated on Monday (Jan. 9) after the feast of the Epiphany 8 Rich. II [1384-1385]. The 2 seals are wanting.

Denham. 1384-1385. Release from Thomas Middeltone, rector of Hackney (Hakeneye), to John Vfforde, vicar of Dagenham (Daggenham), of his rights in the manor of Denham (Denham near Bargwe). Dated. 28 Feb, 8 Rich. II (1384-1385). The seal is wanting.

Exning. 1511-1512. Lease from William Thomson of Exning (Ixnynge), Henry Michelle, Nicholas Arundelle, and William Garnet, of the same, to Leonard Colton', clerk, John Heigham, Edmund Lee, and Henry Pope, of a messuage with croft adjoining, in the vill of Ixnynge, between the messuage and croft of William Cowper, on the north, and that late of Thomas Colton', esq., on the south, one end abutting on the water-course, and another on the highway: which they held by leade from John Hore of Exning (Ixnynge), Henry Mason', William Michelle, John Fabyan', by charter dated 21 March, 15 Hen. VII [1499-1500]. The said Leonard etc. to hold the messuage and croft to the use of John Colton, gent., and Alice Jerkeys, and their heirs. Dated, at Exning (Ixnynge), 27 January, 3 Hen. VIII [1511-1512]. The four seals are wanting.

Framlingham. 1414. Final agreement between Richard Bokelande, plaintiff, and John Petman and Margaret his wife, and John Stayntone, deforciants, by which the plaintiffs grants to the said John and Margaret for life, with remainder to John Staynton and Joan his wife, daughter of John Petman, and their heirs, a messuage 27 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Framlyngham. Dated the Octave [Nov. 18] of St Martin, 2 Hen. V [1414]: before Nortone J.C.P.

Freckenham. 1334. Final agreement between William Brotyn of Freckenham (Frekenham), and Beatrice his wife, plaintiffs, by John of Ernestede, appearing for the said Beatrice, and Walter of Clare, parson of Ousden (Ounesdene), and Robert of Asshefelde, chaplain, deforciants, by which the latter surrender to the said William and Beatrice, a messuage, with 300 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, and a yearly rent of 8s., with a pound of cummin, in Frekenham and Worlington (Wrydelingtone). Completed on the octave [6 Oct.] of St Michael, 8 [Edw. III?, 1334]: a day was given them on the morrow of All Souls', William appearing by [mutilated] Ryuel, and Walter and Robert by Henry of Lyueremere.

Frostenden. 1418. Final agreement between Christiana, widow of Drugo Barantynes, William Porter, knight, John Beanson, knight, Roger [Joye?], John Burgoyne, William Loksmyths, John Rynelle, plaintiffs, and John Wissyngsete, deforciant, by which the latter cedes to Christiana, for her life, with remainder to the other plaintiffs, and the heirs of William Porter, a third part of the manor of Frostenden, with the advowson of the same, for 100 marks of silver. Completed, within 3 weeks of St Michael, 6 Hen. V [1418], before Preston J.C.P.