John Cordebof grants to William, son of William de Ceresi, the whole of his land in Little Stonham (Little Stanham) to hold the same by the payment of 3s. per ann. (c. 1220-30.)

Walter Marie grants to John de Pinkeney and Luciane his wife, for 20s. one acre of land in the village of Little Stonham (Little Stanham), paying annually two pence. (c. 1250-60.)

Thomas Crowe(?) of Little Stonham (Stanham Gernegan) grants to William de Hendleye and Felicia his wife one piece of land lying in Little Stonham (Stanham Gernegan) in exchange. Dated at Little Stonham (Stanham Gernegan) the Sunday next after the feast of the purification B.V.M., 33 Ed. I.

William de Hodleye[sic] and Felicia his wife grant to Margaret de Cyresy, for the term of her life, one piece of land in the parish of Little Stonham (Stanham Gernegan). Dated at Little Stonham (Stanham Gernegan) the Sunday next after the feast of St. Valentine, 33 Ed. I.

John Brouse, son of Henry Brouse, remits and quit-claims to Felicia, widow of William de Hendleye, all his right in certain lands in Little Stonham (Stonham Gernegan). Dated at Little Stonham (Stonham Gernegan) on the feast of St. Gregory, 7 Ed. III.

Thomas Sengylton of Mendlesham (Mendelysham) remits and quit-claims to Robert Crane all his right, &c. in the manor of Flude Hall with Waltham (Flede) in Little Stonham, and in all lands, &c. in the hundred of Bosmere-and-Claydon Hundred (Bosmere). Dated 1 Nov., 16 Hen. VI (1437)

Agnes Crane of Little Stonham and others are bound to Agnes Paston in a sum of ten marks, payable at the feast of St. John the Baptist, 1451. Dated 18 June, 27 Hen. VI (1449).

Robert Crane, esq., and Robert Crane his son and heir, grant to Robert Blomfold, sen., two pieces of land, parcel of the manor of Flude Hall with Waltham (Waltonhall), and lying in Little Stonham, co. Suffolk. Dated at Little Stonham, 20 March, 31 Hen. VIII (1540).

ASHBY. Geoffrey de Raveningham grants to Alice Bonde, for her homage and service and 40s. of silver, 3½ roods and 5½ perches of his land, and 1½ acres of brushwood in Ashby (Askebi); also 12d. of annual rent, viz. from William Wascelin and Jordan his brother 4d., from Nicholas de Beletun 2½d., from Augustine Storm 1d., from Henry de Steingate 2d., from Geoffrey de Bure 1d., from Robert le Neue 1d., and from Nicholas de Bela⟨un⟩t ½d.; paying annually to the said Geoffrey one clove. (c. 1240-50.)

Margaret, daughter of William de Raveningham, grants to John de Askeby, son of Geoffrey de St. Sano, for his homage and service and 40s. of silver, a piece of land in Ashby (Askeby). (c. 1230-40.)

Ralph, son of Alured the Little (" Aluredri Petit"), and Alice, daughter of William de Raveningham, grant to John de Askeby, son of Geoffrey de St. Sano, for his homage and service and for 15s., three cartloads (bigatas) of peat which they were accustomed to receive annually from the turbary of the said John, in Ashby (Askeby). (c. 1240.)

John, son of Geoffrey de St. Sano, grants to Thomas, son of William de Broxtun', for his homage and service and 5 marks of silver, 4½ acres and half a rood of his land in Ashby (Askeby), lying together in one culture called 'Brom,' paving annually for the same 18d. (c. 1250.)

⟨Manthorp (?) or Ashby (?).⟩ Geoffrey, and Joan his wife, relict of William, son of Alexander de Askeby , grant to John de Manethorp, and Emma and Margery daughters of Bartholomew de Manethorp , all their right in the whole of a certain turbary which the said William sold to John and Bartholomew. (c. 1250-60.)

Indenture of an agreement respecting land in Ashby (Askeby), dated 53(?) Hen. III, between John .... and Nicholas and Alice ....; endorsed "... smart et Alicia mater sua". [In most part illegible.]

Ashby (?). Final concord, Hen. III, between John de Askeby and Alice ... [Mutilated and illegible.]

Ashby (?). Final concord, endorsed as being dated 53 Hen. III. [Illegible.]

Final concord, dated 53 Hen. III, by which Robert del Bure of Ashby (Askeby) remits and quit-claims to John de Askeby all his right in all the messuages of the said John in Ashby (Askeby), also in certain lands in Ashby (Askeby), upon certain conditions.

Final concord made 15 days from the feast of the Holy Trinity, 53 Hen. III, by which Robert de Fretun, Catherine his wife, and Lecia de H... and Stephen her son, of Ashby (Askeby), remit and quit-claim to John de Askeby all their right in certain messuages of John de Askeby, in Ashby (Askeby).

Agnes de .... of Manethorp grants to Gilbert, son of sir John de Askeby, all her right in one half acre of land in the village of Ashby (Askeby), for which he gives one comb of barley. [Chiefly illegible.] (c. 1260-70.)

William, son of Alexander, and Thomas, son of Robert, grant to John, son of Geoffrey, and his heirs, all right in 14 acres of turbary and 14 acres of brushwood in Brendelinges in Ashby (Askeby). (c. 1250.)

William, son of Robert de Askeby, grants to John ... half an acre of land in Ashby (Askeby). (c. 1280.) [Mutilated.]

William, son of Robert de Askeby, grants to Philip, son of Geoffrey de Askeby, for 3s., 3½d. annual rent in the village of Ashby (Askeby): viz. 1½d. and the homage and service of the said John, for his tenement in Askeby, and 2d. from Adam, son of Henry Bolle. (c. 1280.)

Geoffrey, son of John de Askeby, grants to John de Ingelose his nephew, the whole of his messuage, lands, and a mill in Ashby (Askeby), Somerleyton (Somerleton), Belton, Lound, Lowestoft (Leystoft), &c. (c. 1270-80.)

Robert Delayps[?] of Somerleyton grants to Geoffrey, son of John de Askeby, one rood of turbary lying in the parish of Ashby (Askeby), in exchange for one rood of brushwood. Dated at Ashby (Askeby) the Sunday next before the feast of St. Luke the evangelist, ... [Henry III.] (c. 1260-70)

Geoffrey, son of John de Askeby, grants to William Davy of Browston (Broxton) and Alice his wife one rood of land in Ashby (Askeby). (c. 1270-80.)