BROMLEY ABBOTS. John le Chaloner of Bromleg' Abbots , with the consent of Alice his wife, grants to William le Chapmon the whole of his arable land which he has in Bromleg' Abbots in a field called 'Harleyfeld.' Dated at Bromleg' the Friday next after the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 3 Ed. II.

Philip de Glascote of Bromlegh Abbots grants to William, son of Adam le Chapmon , and Leeya his wife, the whole of his plot of land and meadow in the field called Brerelegh Medwe. Dated at Bromlegh the Tuesday next before the Annunciation of the B. V. M., 12 Ed. II.

William Wyckake of Bromley Abbots grants to John Wyckake his brother one messuage in Bromley and one curtilage in Claytoneslone. Dated at Bromley Abbots the Thursday next before the feast of St. Ceadde, 43 Ed. III.

Thomas Parker and Edmund Parker remit and quit-claim to John Shirmour of Bramley Abbots all their right in a burgaye in Bramley Abbots, with a field called Parkerfeld. Dated the Monday before the feast of the Purification of the B. V. M., 36 Hen. VI.

William Bostoke of Bromley Abbots and Katherine his wife grant to Emota Stanlowe of Uttoxhatur a messuage in Bromley. Dated on the feast of St. Laurence, 14 Hen. VII. Witn. Edmund Bardale, bailiff of Bromley , etc.

John Chermur of Bramley Abbats grants to Matilda his daughter his messuage in the fee of Bramley. Dated at Bramley on the feast of St. Cudbert, bp., 15 Hen. VII.

Indenture made 20 January, 31 Elizabeth, by which Michael Dunne of Bromley Abbots acknowledges the receipt of certain deeds, temp. Henry VII, belonging to a messuage and lands in Bromley, left to the said Michael and John Dunne his brother by Edmund Dune their father, of Admaston. [English] .

Indenture made 17 February, 40 Q. Elizabeth, by which John Smith of Bromley Pagetts, yeoman, demises to Hugh Leceter, labourer, Cassander his wife, and Hugh their son, a cottage in Bromley for the term of their lives, at an annual rent of 4s.

Indenture made 10 October, 7 James I, by which John Astley of Maveson Rydware, co. Stafford, yeoman, in consideration of the receipt of £23, demises to Peter Buckland of Bromley Abbots, yeoman, a messuage called the White house, for 90 years, at an annual rent of 3s.

Indenture made 12th day of May, 1656, by which Richard Wright of Bromley Pagetts, co. Stafford , in consideration of the love he bears to Trew Wright his wife, and to Thomas Wright his son and heir, grants to Christopher Wright and Thomas Morris a messuage in Bromley Pagetts upon certain conditions, for the benefit of his said wife and son. Endowed with revocation of a grant of £10 to his daughter Anna Barrow , 25 July, 1659.

Indenture made 14 November, 1656, by which Thomas Hackett of Bromley, yeoman, in consideration of the receipt of £6 sells to William Massey of Bromley Abbots a parcel of arable land containing one day's work, lying in Bromley Abbots.

Indenture made 5 November, 33 Charles II, 1681, reciting a deed by which Thomas Worrall of Abbots Bromley and Mary his wife, in consideration of the receipt of £160, grant to Ralph Hawkes of Newton, in the parish of Blithfield , certain parcels of land &c. in Abbots Bromley, to be reconveyed to them by the said Ralph Haukes on payment of £172, in instalments by 6 May, 1683. [See Ch. 14] .

Bond entered into by Thomas Worrall in £220 with Ralph Hawkes , to keep the covenants of a certain pair of indentures of bargain and sale. Dated 14 April, 1681.

Indenture (tripartite) made 4 November, 33 Charles II, by which Thomas Worrall of Abbots Bromley, yeoman, in consideration of the receipt of £160, sells to Ralph Hawkes of Newton, in the parish of Blithefield , two closes called Ashersall and one other called Ashfurlonge, together with other parcells of land all lying in the parish of Bromley Pagetts, alias Bromley Abbots.

Bond of John Smith of Bromley Paggets, yeoman in a sum of 100 marks to Richard Wright, tanner, for the performance of certain covenants of the same date. Dated 1 March, 45 Elizabeth.

BUSSHEBURY and ESYNGTON. John Fetherston and John Walker grant to Roger Pery of Shareshull and Agnes his wife a messuage and land in Busshebury and Esyngton. Dated at Busshebury, 6 August, 22 Ed. IV.

WEFORD and HASTAY. Thomas, the prior, and convent of Canewell remit and quit-claim to sir William de Oddyngeseles, kt., a certain old ditch which divides his park of Woford and their wood of Hastay, for exchange of lands and tenements between their house of Canwell on the one part, and sir Ralph de Lymeseye and the lady Joan de Hoddyngeseles of the other, provided that neither party shall be able to claim anything from the other by reason of the ditch. Dated at Weford the day of Conception of the B. V. M., 23 Ed. I.

LEYRE. Indenture witnessing that John de Kengeston, the prior, and convent of Canewell have demised to John Dellemont and Margery his wife and John their son, a certain tenement &c. in the village of Leyre for the term of their lives, paying annually for the same 20s. Dated at Canewell on the feast of St. John the Baptist, 42 Ed. III.

DONCEN. Indenture by which John, the prior, and convent of St. Giles, Canwell, demise to William Malabre and Amicia his wife a messuage in Doncen(?), at an annual rent of 14d. [Injured by damp, and partially illegible.] Dated ... Corpus Christi, 7 Rich. II.

RAKEDALE (Leicestershire). Inrolment of pleadings in a suit tried Trinity term, 2 Henry V, by which the prior and convent of Canwell recover from sir Ralph Shirley, kt., their right of presentation to the church of Rakedale.

CANWELL. Indenture between John Chetforde, the prior and convent of Canwell of the one part, and Richard Bryen of Leyre of the other, by which they demise to the said Richard and Thomas his son a parcel of ground called the Prior's ground, for the term of their lives, paying annually 22s. Dated at Canwell on the feast of the Assumption of the B. V. M., 1 Ed. IV [Mutilated and much rubbed.] [English] .

SUTTON. Indenture by which Hugh, the prior, and convent of St. Giles, Canwell, demise to Richard Turnour of Sutton Perecourt two cottages in Sutton with a croft and 3 acres called Foxland for 80 years, at an annual rent of 3s. Dated at Canwell, 8 October, 16 Ed. IV.

DUNTON BASSET (Leicestershire). Indenture made 10 April, 7 Hen. VII, by which sir Hugh Lymstere, the prior of Canewell, and convent of the same, demise to Thomas Tailor of Dunston Basset a cottage in Dunton and half a virgate of land for 51 years, at an annual rent of 8s.

TAMWORTH. Indenture made 24 June, 15 Edw. IV?, by which the prior and convent of Canwall demise to Roger Browne of Thamworth, fuller, a mill for 30 years at an annual rent of 13s. 4d. [Mutilated.] [English] .

Indenture made 17 January, [?6] Hen. VIII, by which the prior "Jacce John " and convent of St. Giles of Canwell demise to Thomas Comberford, esq., certain woods and underwoods from the day of the date of these presents until the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 1516, for a payment of £7. [Much rubbed.] [English] .