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ARELEYE. John, son and heir of the late Peter de Lymesi , quit-claims to sir Richard de Egebaston, kt., the occupier and farmer of the manor of Areleye, from the feast of St. Michael, 19 Ed. II, to the date of this present charter, all claim for waste, &c. in the said manor. Dated at Covintre the Monday next after the feast of SS. Perpetua and Felicia, 19 Ed. II.

BURTON HASTINGS. Licence from Brownlow, bp. of Lichfield and Coventry , to John Liptrott, clerk, for performing the office of curate in the church of Burton Hastings, as perpetual curate of the parish. Dated at Eccleshall, 23 Aug. 1773. [Printed form, filled up in MS.] .

COLLESHULL, &c. John de Clynton, lord of Maystoke, quitclaims to sir Peter de Monteforti all right in that manor called Kyngeshurst in the co. of Warwick, also in messuages, lands, &c. in the villages of Colleshull, Bromwych, and Sheldon, which the said Peter holds by demise of William de Wotton ; and also in all those messuages, curtilages, &c. which the said Peter has by the gift of Simon de Sekkyndone, parson of the church of Thorp Costantyn in Colleshull and Sheldon . Dated at Colleshull the Wednesday next after the feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 28 Ed. III.

Bond given by Richard Palmer and Elizabeth his wife of Coventry to John Sneyd, barbor, in £20 with regard to the sale of a messuage in the Crossechepyng in the "cetie" of Coventry. Dated 20 June, 35 Hen. VIII. [English] .

Indenture made 25 Feb., 24 Chas. II, by which Samuell Baron, citizen and lynnendraper of London , in consideration of a sum of £45 grants to John Hunt of Coventry, shoemaker, a messuage in Coventry in a place called Croscheaping. [English] .

ERDYNGTON. Henry Tymmen of Erdyngton grants to John his son a certain plot of meadow in the fee of Erdyngton, in the meadow called 'Assalt,' and five sellions in Tymmecroft. Dated at Erdyngton the Monday next after the feast of St. Edith, 15 Ed. III .

GRENEBERUE. William de Harecurt , son of Robert de Harecurt , grants to William Pat two of his villeins and land in Greneberue. (c. 1280.) [Listed as missing, 1913]

SHUCBURGH. William ... grants to Wibert West, esq., James ... and theirs a tenement in Shucburgh. Dated at Shucburgh, 20 Edw. IV. [In great part illegible.] .

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I (1723).

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I.

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I.

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I.

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I.

MSS. Ch. Warwick. 14-19: appointments of Henry Delves , esq., and Timothy St. Nicholas, esq., as justices of the peace for the county of Warwick, with the oaths for the same appointments. Dated at Westminster, 13 Nov., 10 George I.

WASPERTON. Indenture made 9 March, 1744, being a lease from John Tabor, gent. and Amy his wife, widow of Thomas Rawlinson , deceased, and Richard Rawlinson, LL.D., to John Seely Oldham, yeoman, of a messuage or farm called Heathcott in Wasperton, in the occupation of James Lunn , for 21 years, at an annual rent of £160 to the said John and Amy, and to the said Richard one chine of bacon. [Three sheets.] .

WEDINGTON. Notarial instrument by which William Hudson, clerk, notary public, attests the resignation of William Stawnton of the church of Wedyngton, made in a parlour ["parlora"] within the dwelling of Christopher Bromeborugh at Coventry . Dated 1458, 8 July. .