Mostly illegible. '112' in an earlier collection. 14th century (?)

Mostly illegible. 14th century (?)

Damaged and largely illegible. 13th century (?)

Largely illegible. Dated 7 (?) Hen. IV (1405-6)

Quitclaim (?) of Philip de Culumbariis relating to Batisford (Battisford, Suffolk); largely illegible. 13th century (?)

Lound (?). Grant by William son of Gilbert (?) of ... to William son of Osbert of lands in Tottesdic (?). 13th century

Proceedings against the rector of 'Wodeham' (Woodham Ferrers?) [cf. MSS. Ch. Essex 248-254] Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Damaged grant by Alice de Abindon, prioress of Littlemore, ... 20 Edw. II (1326-7)

⟨Norfolk⟩ Endorsed: 'The feoffment of Sir Walter Hobart and ... his wife to the use of them and their issue' 24 August 9 Hen. VIII (1517)

Fragment of a manorial account; entries include a livery to 'Foxherde' [Foxearth, Essex] and a gift to 'dom.' Michael de Ponyngges coming from 'Burettany' [Brittany?] 14th century

Fragmentary quitclaim by Juliana, who was the wife of John le Dosier, to the prior and convent of St Frideswide, of a plot of land (described) in the parish of St John, Oxford, which her son Nicholas had given. [Wigram no. 555, not using this copy.] [c. 1240]

A description of this item is not yet available.

Fragmentary proceedings before a papal judge delegate in a case between mr. Geoffrey de Sutton, clerk, and Thomas de Wolw...ngton (?), rector of Debenham. 1320 x 1329

Licence by John de Romeyn, archbishop of York, to the prior and convent of Bolton, to consolidate the church of Carleton in Craven with its mother church of Skipton (badly damaged: register copy, The register of John Le Romeyn, lord archbishop of York, 1286-1296, I, Surtees Soc. 123 (1913), pp. 119-20). 19 Apr. 1292

Fragmentary series of complaints by an abbot and convent, including several against the king's 'hospitatores'. 15th century

[Sussex.] Fragmentary quitclaim; witnesses include Alexander de Angemeryng. 14th century, first half

Fragment (right side) of an ecclesiastical document. 1310 (?)

Lower part of a charter, damaged. 13th century, late, or 14th century, early

Damaged quitclaim to God and the church of St Augustine of D... [Daventry?] 13th century, late

Fragmentary bond of Thomas Chapman of Foxton to keep covenants made ... at Daventry on 20 April .... between William Lane late [prior of Daventry?] ... 15th century, late

Fragmentary quitclaim by William ate ⟨Water⟩ ... to Roger Perkyn ... of lands ⟨in Thrupp?⟩ of the feoffement of Nicholas Chere. [Cf. MS. Ch. Northants. Daventry 254.] c. 1405

⟨Sussex, Arundel (?)⟩ Fragmentary charter witnessed by Richard Doddyng [mayor of Arundel c. 1270, MS. Ch. Sussex 41] and sealed for additional security with the common seal of Arundel. 13th century, late