HAVERHILL, &o. Thomas Master, clerk, rector of Somerleyton (Somerleton), and Roger Page of Bury St Edmunds (Bury St. Edmund), grant to John Aleyn and 26 others the whole of the messuage in which the father of the said Thomas lately dwelt, with all the lands, &c. to the same messuage pertaining, also all the lands formerly John Kelyng's, also the lands of John Payne which were afterwards the said Thomas Master's in the villages and fields of Haverhill, Kedington (Kedyngton), Little Wratting, and Helions Bumpstead (Bumpsted Helyon), in the counties of Suffolk and Essex. Dated at Haverhill, 21 March, 13 Hen. VII (1498).

Thomas Master, rector of Somerleyton, and Roger Page of Bury St Edmunds (Bury St. Edmund), executors of the will of Thomas Master, late of Haverhill, recite the last will (dated 4 November, 1473) of the said Thomas Master, father of Thomas Master, rector of Somerleyton. Dated at Haverhill, 21 March, 13 Hen. VII (1498).

Illegible charter. Dated at [Herringfleet (Heryngflet), Michaelmas day?], 9 Ed. II. [Almost entirely effaced.]

HOLBROOK. William Sprot of Holbrook (Holebac) grants to Robert le Sponere of Holbrook (Holebac) for 20s. one piece of land and one piece of herbage in Creeting St Peter (Stepelcreting). (c. 1250-60.) [A small part effaced.]

HORHAM and STONHAM. Sir John Hevenyngham, kt., William Darell of Kent and three others demise to John Jernegan of Somerleyton (Somerleton), esq. and Agnes his wife all their manors, lands, and tenements in the villages of Horham and Stonham, and the advowsons of the churches of Horham, Stonham, and Bradwell. Dated at Horham (H[orham]).... before feast of the Invention of the Cross, 23 Hen. VI.

John, son and heir of Edward Jernegan, esq., grants to Robert Drury, William Waldegrave, and others his manors of Horham Jernegan's (Little Horham), Little Stonham (Stonham Jernegan), Newton, Corton (Gorton), and Lound (Lownde), with other lands, to the use of Bridget Jernegan, wife of John, for her life. Dated 10 May, 13 Hen. VIII (1521).

HORHAM. Indenture made 18 Dec. ... [20?] Elizabeth between .... and Elizabeth Wentworth, wife of John Wentworth. [Illegible.]

HUNSTON. Richard Appulton, son of Thomas Appulton, grants to William Appulton, son of the said Thomas, and others, his manor of Hunston Hall (Hunstanhall) in ... Dated at Hunston ... 12 January, 1 Hen. VIII (1510). [Partly illegible.]

William Appulton of London, gent., and others appoint John Coket of Ampton their attorney to receive in their name the manor of Hunston Hall (Hunston Hall in Hunston). Dated 18 January, 1 Hen. VIII (1510).

ICKLINGHAM. Indenture between king Henry VIII and George Rowse reciting an indenture dated 18 October, 30 Hen. VIII (1538), from the abbot and convent of Bury St. Edmund, of a lease of the manor of Icklingham with members (Iklyngham), co. Suffolk, for 60 years, at an annual rent of £24, which said lease is surrendered, and another, by the present indenture, granted for 21 years at the same rent. Dated 12 December, 31 Hen. VIII (1539). [With seal of Augmentation Office, broken.]

⟨Bramfield (?)⟩ Cristiana, formerly wife of Hubert Mory of Bramfield (Branfeld) , grants to Costentine Skeith of Ipswich, for half a mark all her right in a piece of meadow, which she has in the name of dowry of Hubert her husband. (c. 1280-90.)

Indenture made at Ipswich (Gyppewic) ..., Henry V, between John Pyke, formerly prior of the Holy Trinity, Gyppewyc', and John Odin and Roger Com... of the other part, assigning his manor of Menyotys for a term of years. [Partly effaced.] [John Pyke, elected prior 5 Hen. V]

An order of Thomas, earl of Dorset, admiral of England, Guyenne (Guienne), and Ireland, to Saundre Scot, master of the Mary of Epesvviche , to receive on board and carry into England Guy Corbet and Robert White, esqs., with 10 of their attendants. Dated at Bordeaux (Burdeux), 5 January, 14 Hen. IV (1413).

Indenture made 16 July, 4 Elizabeth (1562), reciting the bequest of Henry Tooley, and the surrender to the mayor and corporation of Ipswich, of the lands, &c. given for the foundation of an hospital at Ipswich. [3.5 sheets; mutilated.]

Bond in £200 given by Humphrey Seckford of Ipswich, gent., to William Cornwallis, esq., dated 34 Eliz. [1592] for payment of £100 on 14 Oct., 14 Oct. 1593.

IXNING. Indenture made between Laurence Abbot, citizen and mercer of London, on the one part, and Walter Cotton, citizen and mercer of London, and Richard Sturgeon of the other part, reciting a bond of the 16th November, 15 Hen. VI, in £2000. [Much rubbed and partly illegible.] Dated 20 November, 15 Henry VI (1436).

KENTON. Francis Colby of Kenton, esq., remits and quit-claims to Nicholas Garneys of Little Redisham (Little Reddesham), and Charles Garneys his son, all his right to the whole of a mansion called Kenton (Kenton Hall in the parish of Kenton). Dated 27 March, 44 Elizabeth (1602).

Francis Colby of Kenton (Kenton, co. Suffolk), remits and quitclaims to Thomas Cleere of Stokesby and others, all his right in a capital messuage called Kenton (Kenton Hall in Kenton). Dated 23 Dec., 45 Eliz. (1602)

SUFFOLK. Grant from Henry Latimer to Gocelin de ... Pueronum and Richard his brother, for 20s., of the half of his marsh of To... Herk... below Kersh and the water running from Great Yarmouth (Gernemuth) to Beccles (Becks), paying annually four pence. (c. 1240-50)

KESSINGLAND. Will of John Gudde of Kessingland (Kessynlond), 7 Nov. 1503.

MANTHORP. Grant from Roger, son of Roger Burkard of Manthorp (Manethorp) to John son of ... Manthorp (Manethorpe), for nine shillings, of one rood and a half of his land in Manthorp (Manethorpe), paying (c. 1250-60)

Grant from Roger Burgard of Manthorp (Manethorpe) to John, son of Robert de Manethorpe, for half a mark, of a piece of his land in Manthorp (Manethorpe) containing six score and ten "pedum hominum" in length and six feet in breath, paying annually one halfpenny. (c. 1260)

Quit-claim from Katherine, formerly wife of William de Colekyrke to William, son of Robert de Manethorpe of the moiety of the acre and a half in Manthorp (Manethorpe), which she claimed by writ de recto in name of dowry. (c. 1260-70)

Grant from ... to Alice her sister of three roods of land in Manthorp (Manthorpe). (c. 1250-60(?)) [Almost entirely effaced.]

[Apparently added by Macray as "Ch. Suffolk 1337" to the library copy of Turner and Coxe; the library handlist compiled in 1913 states "There is no charter numbered 1337", and the description corresponds to the current shelfmark Ch. Suffolk 1338.]

MELDING. Grant from Peter de Denardistone to James de Mottislo of two crofts in Milden (Meldinge), one called Mecreseynes and the other Blakeleye Pychtel. (c. 1260-70)