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HALSTED. Will and probate of James Fullerton of Halsted, co. Essex, gent. Will dated 25 Jan., 4 Will, and Mary; probate dated 29 March, 1693.

HATFIELD BROAD OAK. Philip Palmere and William Marchal of Hatfield Regis grant to John Newton and Agnes his wife of the same place, two messuages, 17½ acres of land, 1½ acre of meadow with gardens, curtilages and appurtenances, of which one messuage, which was formerly Richard Taffe 's, lies at 'le Brode-strete,' in Hatfield aforesaid, and 8 acres of the said 17½ acres lie in the fields called Hamstal, Godwenesfeld, and Estfeld, and the other messuage which was formerly William Godewyn 's, 9½ acres of land and 1½ of meadow, lies at 'le Brousseheade' in the same village. Dated at Hatfield on the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 2 Rich. II.

⟨HATFIELD BROAD OAK⟩ John Pervyle of Hatfield Regis grants to Robert Schrub two acres of land and more, and one piece of land, of which the said two acres and more lie in a field called 'Mecheroysefeld,' and the said piece of land lies in Lytylroysefeld, in exchange for one croft called Tayloryscroft with a garden adjacent, and for one piece of land lying in Blakelond. Dated at Hatfield Regis on the feast of St. Valentine, 18 Hen. VI.

John Speller quit-claims to Richard Lyndesell , John Warde , Nicholas Ales , John Fleccher , John Glascok , John Taverner , John Garrard , and William Clerke , full and peaceable possession and seisin the day of the making these presents to the use of the said Richard Lyndesell , his heirs and assigns for ever, all right in one croft of land containing 10 acres more or less in Hatfeld Regis, together with two other crofts and certain parcels of land. Dated 1 Jan., 27 Hen. VIII.

An acknowledgment that on 31 Dec., 27 Hen. VIII, John Speller the elder, of King's Hatfield , received of Rychard Lynsell £16 13s. 4d, for the purchase of certain lands in King's Hatfield.

HATFIELD PEVEREL (Priory of). Composition between Ralph, bishop of Norwich , and the prior and convent of Hatfield Peverel concerning the tithes arising out of the parishes of Terling and Hatfield. Dated 9 Kl. Aug. 1291.

HAVERING PARK. Indenture made 17 June, 17 Chas. II, by which Queen Henrietta Maria assigns and leases to Elizabeth Gauden three parts of certain enclosed lands known as Haveringe Parke for 21 years, at an annual rent of £150. [Signed by the Queen.]

HENGHAM. The prioress and convent of Castle Hedingham demise to Geoffrey Jarnynggham , for his life, their mill of Hengham, paying annually for the first 4 years 7 quarters of corn, and for the remainder of the term 8 quarters. Dated at Hengham the Thursday after the feast of St. George the martyr, 8 Ed. II.

HENNY (Great). Indenture witnessing that Robert Skout of Great Henny grants to Edmund Botilor one piece of a meadow in the village of Great Henny, called 'Skouttis Merchs,' for 20 years. Dated at Bulmer in the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 22 Ed. III.

LIGHES (Priory of St. John the evangelist). An acquittance by which John Webb, prior of Lighes ("Lega") , acknowledges to have received of John Doyll, of Hadleye, co. Suffolk, esq., 2s., being an annual quit-rent from lands in Roydon. Dated on the morrow of St. Michael, 19 Ed. IV.

MISTLEY. Sabina, formerly wife of Thomas de Dykelega , quitclaims to Geoffrey Carbonel and his heirs all claim which she had by name of dower to 7s. annual rent which the said Geoffrey held in fee of Thomas de Dykelega in the parish of Mystelega; for this quit-claim Geoffrey paid to Sabina half a mark of silver. (c. 1250.)

MORETON. John Clerke of Stanford quit-claims to John King de la Hill , John Glascock , and others, all right in lands and tenements, called Wilchons, alias Downhams , in Moreton in Essex. Dated at Moreton, 28 Nov., 15 Hen. VIII.

NEWPORT, WIDDINGTON, and WICKEN. An exemplification of an inrollment of a plea of land in Hilary Term, 1654, whereby Edward Shiers and William Glascocke , esqs., demand against Robert Shiers, esq., certain messuages, 450 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, in Newport, Widdington, and Wicken, as their right, &c. Dated 12 Feb. 1654.

NOTLEY (Black and White). John, son of sir Robert de Aspale, kt. , grants to Robert de Aspale his father the manor of Slamundeshey and all that belongs to it in Blake Nottele and White Nottele, co. Essex, for the term of his life. Dated at Coulingge the Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity, 2 Ed. III.

ORSETT. Indenture made 7 Feb., 15 James I, by which Abigail Baker of London grants to Thomas Clum of Orsett in the county of Essex the wardship, lands and marriage of Thomas Drywood , son and heir of Thomas Drywood, late of Orsett .

STOKE NAYLAND, Suffolk. Deed of R. prior of Prittlewell reciting the appropriation of the church of Stoke with the chapel of Eylond by Pandulph, bishop elect of Norwich , to the prior and convent of Prittlewell and ordination of the vicarage, namely, the vicar to have the altarage of the mother church and chapel of Eylond, a messuage near the churchyard with two crofts adjoining to build his edifice upon, and to serve the church in good faith. (c. 1220.)

Letters patent of King Edward III, confirming a composition between the bishop of Norwich and the priory of Priterwell, relating to the filling up of vacancies in the church of Stoke atte Neylond, appropriated to the said priory. Dated at Westminster, 8 July, 16 Ed. III.

ROTHYNG-BEAUCHAMP. John Fray, senior, of Rothyng-Beauchamp grants to Thomas Poole of the same place, William Cherche and John Lukas , one croft of arable land with a certain lane belonging in the village of Rothyng-Beauchamp. Dated at Rothyng-Beauchamp the Sunday next after the feast of St. Mark the evangelist, 10 Hen. VI.

John Fray, late chief baron of the Exchequer, quit-claims to Thomas Poole of Rothyng-Beauchamp all right in one croft of arable land called 'Merkescroft' in the village of Rothyng-Beauchamp. Dated at London, 26 Nov., 31 Hen. VI.

SHOEBURY. Peter de Sobyre, page ['alumpnus'] of William the knight of Sobyre , grants to William Fitz Osward three acres of land in the village of Sobyre, paying annually to the said Peter 15d. For this donation the said William gave 22s. (c. 1230.)

Fragment of a charter by which Michael the janitor grants to Richard 'piment' with Joan , daughter of the said Michael ... in Suthbury in free marriage. (c. 1210.)

Indenture made 12 July, 21 James I, by which William Broughton, of Little Lawford, Warwick, esq. and Abigail Baker of Shobery grant to John Baker an annuity of £10 issuing out of the third part of the manor of Shobery.

SMETHETON. Indenture made the Thursday in Easter week, 1 Ed. III, by which sir James Laules, attorney of sir James le Botiller of Ireland , grants to farm to Edmund le Botiller of Bulmer , the manors of Smetheton and F...borgh, from the date of this writing to the feast of St. Michael next following for 20 marks, and from the same feast to the end of a term of 16 years, for an annual rent of 40 marks.]

STAPLEFORD. Indenture made 3 March, 16 Charles II, by which Queen Henrietta Maria and others demise to William Crofts, esq., one of her majesty's servants in ordinary, a tenement in Stapleford called 'Hammonds' in the co. of Essex for 21 years, at an annual rent of £8 10s. (Signed by the Queen.)

WESTHAM. Indenture dated 17 July, 6 Edward VI, reciting a former indenture dated 12 August, 26 Hen. VIII, in which William Huddleston, the abbot, and the convent of Stratford Langthorne, co. Essex, demised to one Hamlett Shaw certain parcels of land in Westham for 41 years. This indenture witnesseth that Margery Cheshire , relict of Thomas Cheshire , for a certain sum of money sells to John Goodwin of Overwinchindon, Bucks , the remainder of the term of the said above recited lease.