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CLIFTON, EMBERTON, and PETTESHO. John Bartelmeu of Emberton grants to sir Henry le Chaumberleyn, rector of the church of Cumberworth , the whole of his capital messuage in Emberton, 16 1/2d. and 1/4 of annual rent and certain parcels of land in Clifton, Emberton, and Pettesho, together with the reversion of 3 roods of land upon Kersewelle furlang after the decease of Roger Gerebray , paying to the chief lord the accustomed service, and to the fraternity of St. John of Jerusalem annually 1d. Dated at Pettesho the Sunday next before the feast of St. Bartholomew the apostle, 10 Ed. II.

HADDENHAM. Proceedings in the bishop of Lincoln's court against Henry de Swanebourn, vicar of Hadenham , for non-residence and dilapidations of his house and chancel of the church, and for demising the fruits and oblations of his vicarage to Alan Arches a laick to farm, with examination of witnesses concerning the same. [An. 1316.] .

HANSLAPE. Simon le Veel of Hamslape grants to Joan Roger of the same place a messuage in Hamslape. Dated at Hamslape the Monday next before the feast of St. Augustine, 36 Ed. III.

Joane Rogger of Hampslape grants to Simon le Veel of the same place, and Joane his wife, the whole of that tenement and land which she has in the village of Hampslap of the gift of Simon, formerly father of the said Simon, paying annually 2d. to the chaplain of the parish church of Hamslape for 2 masses. Dated at Hampslap the Tuesday in the feast of the Assumption B.V.M., 37 Ed. III.

⟨HANSLAPE⟩ Richard Veel of Hamslap grants to Simon Veel of the same place, his brother, and Joane his wife, one curtilage and garden situate in Longestret in the same village. [Mutilated.] Dated 6 Rich. II.

HOGSTON. William de Bermingham grants to Richard de Egebaston , son of sir Richard de Egebaston, kt., one messuage in the village of Hoggeston which William Dragun formerly held, and 6 acres of land in the fields of the same village, paying annually for the same 3s. of silver. Dated at Dorton the Monday next after the feast of the Annunciation B.V.M., 3 Ed. III.

IVINGHOE, Priory of. Letter of Thomas a Becket, archbishop of Canterbury , confirming to the religious of the wood of Ivingehou all their possessions which they had by the gift of William, bishop of Winchester , and confirmed by Henry his successor, as well as the gifts of Milo Neiremut and William de Pichenestorre and all their other possessions. (c. 1166.) [Printed in the Monasticon, iv. p. 269.] .

LOUGHTON (Great). William, son of John de Loughton, rector of the church of Great Loughton , grants to Ivo de Loughton his brother, and Cecilia, daughter of Robert de Stoke Hammond , the principal messuage, land, rents, etc., which he had by the gift and concession of the said Ivo in the village and territory of Great Loughton. Dated at Loughton the Tuesday next after the Purification of the B.V.M., 22 Ed. I.

MISSENDEN (Great). Sentence in the ecclesiastical court for the validity of the will of Edmund Hampden, esq., late of Great Missenden , and for the revocation of letters of administration previously granted. [c. 1703] (A Rawling document.) .

NEWPORT PAGNELL. Robert le Somme demises to Simon de ... in Newport Pagnel , Matilda his wife, and ... a messuage with a curtilage adjacent in Newport Pagnel. [Mutilated.] Dated there the Monday in the feast of St. Barnabas, 21 Ed. III.

NETHERSCHENLE. Agnes, relict of William le Frankeleyn of Netherschenle , quit-claims to Adam the clerk, son of William Tork of Muresley , all her right in 2 roods of land lying in the fields of Netherschenle, in a certain culture called Mereforlong. Dated at Netherschenle the Sunday next before the feast of St. Lawrence, 21 Ed. I.

SAUNDERTON. Alice, relict of Richard le Chapman of Santerdon , widow, grants to John her son her whole dowry in 2 crofts which were formerly Reginald le Syvekere 's in Santerdon. (c. 1280.) .

SIPPENHAM (Manor of). Indenture made 11 Nov., 21 Elizabeth, 1579, between Henry, earl of Huntingdon , etc., of the one part, and Wolstane Dixe, citizen and alderman of London , of the other part, that in consideration of a sum of £1500 the said earl demises to the said Wolstane the manor of Sippenham als. Sipnam for 200 years with power of redemption.

STOKE GOLDINGTON. Fragment of a charter relating to a grant of lands, etc., in Stoke Goldington. Dated at Stoke Goldington the Monday in the feast of the Annunciation B.V.M. ... Ed. III.

STEWKLEY (Little). List of free tenants and natives of Little Stewkley. Temp. Ed. I. (endorsement) Court of Ralph de Styvecle held there the Monday next before the feast of St. Hillary, 11 Ed. III.

The will of Alice Depes, widow, of Little Stukeley . Dated 1454. Proved 3rd September, 1454.

WHADDON Manor als. Giffards. Deed reciting that Philip, lord Wharton , and Jane his wife claim to them and their heirs the moiety of the manor of Whaddon als. Giffards and of Eaton als. Watereaton, together with the moieties of other lands in the county of Bucks., and praying that the same may be inrolled on record. As witness their hands 28 Nov. 1651. Inrolled in the Common Pleas, Michaelmas term.

WADDESDON. Declaration of Robert Bennet, clerk, as to the holding the first portion of the rectory of Waddesdon. Dated 22 Decr., 1660.

Presentation of Robert Bennet to the second portion of the rectory of Waddesdon by Philip, lord Wharton , the patron. Dated 22 Feb., 1660.

WINSLOW. Memorandum from the Winslow court roll, 19 Hen. VI. William Thomelyn of Shepton surrenders certain land to the use of William Smyth and his heirs.

Memorandum from the Winslow court roll, 19 Ed. IV. Thomas Power surrendered into the hands of the lord a toft with 2 acres of land to the use of Walter Palmer and Elizabeth his wife.

Release from Richard Graunte of London, salter, to Walter Palmer of Winslow, co. Bucks., chapman, of all kinds of actions from the beginning of the world to this present date. Dated at London, 16 Oct., 8 Hen. VII.

WINCHENDON (Over). Presentation of Mr. Richard Bryan to the vicarage of Over Winchendon, Bucks., by Philip, lord Wharton , etc., and lady Jane Wharton his wife. Dated 27th Sept., 1654.

WOBUBN. Indenture made 3 May, 37 Hen. VIII, between Margaret Thomson of Hurste, co. Berks., widow, and Thomas Hyde of Hurste of the one part, and Edmund Rydyng of Chalfont St. Giles of the other part, being a lease of a field called 'Gaysefyld,' in the parish of Wooburn, for 21 years, at a yearly rent of 8s.

Joan Gaunt and Alice her sister, daughters of Thomas Gaunt of Wouborne , quit-claim to John Edmound of Beknesfeld all their right in a croft called 'Beast Norchardyn,' in the parish of Wouborne, together with a common lane leading from Beknesfeld to Maydenheth. Dated at Beknesfeld, 13 Ed. IV. (Barely legible.) .