WITINTON. William Amely of Wytinton quit-claims all right which he took in free marriage with Agnes his wife to Nicholas his son by the same Agnes, the whole meadow of Stanrie in Wytinton, for which one mark was given 'ad urgens negocium meum'. (c. 1230-40.) .

Nicholas, son of William Ameli of Witinton , grants to Sampson the dyer, of Worcester , for 84s. the whole of the field of Stanrie, in the village of Witinton, at an annual rent of 2d. (c. 1240-50.)

Fragment of a charter by which Sampson the dyer, citizen of Worcester , grants to Master Walter ... .... in the village of Wytinton, viz. that which he bought of Nicholas, son of Ameli , ... giving to him ... and to his wife ... and rendering annually one 'crennoe' of corn, of the value of 6s. Witness Sir Adam Mustel, knight.(c. 1250-60.) .

BATENHALE. William le Pover, lord of Batenhale , grants to the hospital of St. Wlstan an annual rent from a mill and also a rent of one .... , in frankalmoigne, also confirms for himself and his heirs the donation of the lady Philippa de Spechesleye in the manor of Batenhale of four arrowheads and one 'troeley' . Dated at Worcester the Sunday next before the feast of St. Michael, 23 Ed. I. [Mutilated] .