ABINGER alias ABINWORTH and OCKLEY. Indenture (dated 1703) by which Thomas Wakeham of Wotton, co. Surrey, yeoman, guardian to John Wakeham of Abinger , demises to Thomas Lipscombe a messuage, barn, land, &c. in the parishes of Abinger and Ockley, co. Surrey, for 2 years, at an annual rent of £30.

ALDERBURY and ALSTED, WISBUBGH, &c. Charter (with a deed annexed) by which John Ireland, sen., of Wisborow Grene grants to John Aleyn, gent., and others, all his lands &c. in Aldebury and Alfolde, co. Surrey, and in Wiseburgh Grene and Kyrdeforde, co. Sussex, to hold the same to the uses mentioned in his annexed deed of feoffment. Dated 12 January, 20 Hen. VIII. English (feoffment) and Latin (grant) .

ASHER. Indenture made 8 July, 13 Charles II, by which queen Henrietta Maria and others, in consideration of the receipt £80, demise to John Bird, citizen and goldsmith of London , and Solomon Seabright , a messuage and land at Asher in the co. of Surrey, for 60 years, at an annual rent of £3 13s. 4d. [Signed by the Queen, Kenelm Digby , and others.] [Engraved portrait of the Queen in the initial letter.] .

CARSHALTON. Fine levied at Westminster, 2 William and Mary (1690-1), by which Walter Rumsey and Sarah his wife acknowledge the right of Henry Dyne, jun., to a messuage, dovecote, &c. in Carshalton, for which recognition the said Henry gave to the said Walter £100 sterling.

CHELESHAM. William de Watevill demises to John de Immeworth the whole of his land in Chelesham for 12 years, at an annual rent of 100s. from the feast of Purification of M. 18 Hen. III. [Mutilated] .

CHOBHAM. An award of Laurence Stoughton and Olliphe Leighe , esqrs., for the settlement of disputes between John Heywood, clerk, vicar of Chobham , and Thomas Wye alias Wyth of Chobham , and Edmond Hedge alias Hedger of Cheryton , concerning the right to certain lands in Chobham. Dated 21 August, 33 Elizabeth. [English] .

CROYDON. Indenture dated 8 July, 1689, by which William, archbishop of Canterbury , demises to Jacob Hampson of Mitcham, Surrey, gent., his lodge or park house in the parish of Croydon and other lands, to hold the same for 21 years, at an annual rent of £100. [English] .

Will and probate of Mary Banks of Croyden, Surrey . Will dated 8 June, 1703. Probate dated 11 January, 1704. [English] .

DUNTESFOLD. Gilibert de Merkewyke grants to John, son of Henry de Anekekaappe , for 14s. a messuage with a curtilage which Hawisia de la Gate formerly held in Duntesfold, lying in the place called la Hokeggate at an annual rent of 12d. of silver. Dated at Merkewyke the Monday next before Hokeday, 10 Ed. I.

EWELL. Award of the arbitrators ( Edmond Slyfelde and John Skynner , esquires) in a matter of dispute between Elizabeth Hoorde , widow of Edmund Hoord , and Saunder Braye , concerning the right to certain lands in Ewell. Dated 19 July, 25 Q. Elizabeth. [English] .

Probate, from the Prerogative Court, of the nuncupative will of Allan Hoorde of Ewell, co. Surrey , dated 23 May, 1603.

The declaration of nuncupatio will of Allen Hoord of Ewell, gentleman. [Not dated.] .

FARNHAM. Will of Richard Fox of Farnham, tallow-chandler, made 5 July, 1670. [English] .

HORSEY DOWNE. Indenture made 2 November, 8 James I, by which William Weldon of Shottisbrooke, co. Berks , and Margaret his wife sell to Robert Hobart of Cliffordes Inne, London, gent., certain messuages, lands, &c. in Horsey downe, known by the name of Purveys rents, for 99 years, at a pepper-corn rent. [English] .

Indenture made 12 July, 8 Charles I, by which Thomas Weldon of Braye, co. Berks , son and heir of Edward Weldon, esq., deceased, demises to Raphe Stafferton of Horsey downe, esq., a messuage called Horsseyrlowne house in Horsseydowne, for 60 years after the decease of dame Isabell Nevill , his mother, now wife of sir Thomas Nevill , at an annual rent of £5. [English] .

IWOOD, in the parish of NYDGATE. Indenture made 13 December, 10 Elizabeth (reciting a former indenture), by which Thomas Collette, citizen and merchant of London , in consideration of the receipt of £500, sells and assigns to John Heathe of King's Lynne, esquire, all his right and title in certain houses, iron works, &c. in Iwood or Iwoode parke, in the parish of Nudygate alias Nydgate. [English] .

LAMBETH. Indenture, being an award by Philip Skippon , Edmund Harby , Franc. Allein , Richard Salwey , John Jones , and Thomas Browne in a suit at law between Thomas Scott of Lambeth, esq., and Matthew Hardy of Lambeth, gent., concerning the division of the manor of Lambeth and the lands thereunto belonging, and also of Lambeth palace and its appurtenances. Dated 6 June, 1649. [English] .

MORTLAKE. License by Thomas Rives, as dean of Shoreham and Croydon , of Thomas Foxley to the curacy of the chapel of Mortlake. Dated 4 October, 1631.

Indenture made 27 May, 1658, by which right hon. John Lambertof Wimbledon, Surrey , and dame Frances his wife and others, covenant with John East of Gabriell Fanchurch, London, merchant, to levy a fine, before the feast of the nativity of St. John B., of and for certain messuages and lands situate in Mortlake, Surrey. [English] .

OCKHAM. Will of John Weston the Elder, of Ockham, co. Surrey, gent., dated 10 August, 1590. [English] .

SOUTHWARK. Indenture made 8 September, 37 Hen. VIII, by which Edward Weldyn of Suthwerk, esq., demises to John Cater, citizen and vintner of London , a garden platt and a house in the parish of St Olaf, Southwark for 50 years, at an annual rent of 26s. 8d.

Petition of Matthew Hardy of London, shaper, John Michell of Southwark, carpenter, and Richard Walcott of Lambeth, co. Surrey, yeoman, to the lords commissioners of the great seal, and the issue of a commission under the great seal directed to George Cotton, esq. and four others in the matter of the bankruptcy of Daniel Gotherston of Southwark and Francis Soane, late of Newington , chapmen. Dated 22 April, 1651.

Indenture made 26 September, 1649, by which sir John Wollaston and other persons, entrusted with the lands of the archbishops and bishops by Parliament, in consideration of the receipt of £4380 8s. 3d., sell to Thomas Walker of Camberwell, Surrey, gentleman, the Manor of Southwark, part of the possessions of the Bishop of Winchester. [English] .

BERMONDSEY. Significat to the crown for the arrest and imprisonment of Susan Cooper, of the parish of Bermondsey , ... communicated for contumacy, in not appearing to answer the complaint of Rebecca Robinson for defamation. [1702-06.] .

John de Twynem , receiver of the moneys of John de Britan, earl of Richemunde, in the barony of Hastyng, acknowledges to have received of John Fillol and William de Northo , assigned to collect and levy the scutage in the counties of Surrey and Sussex, the sum of £24 18s. 0d., for the 31st and 34th years of Ed. I. Dated at the Chamber "la Chaumbre" in the parish of Tycheshurst, Monday on the vigil of St. Thomas Apost., 10 Ed. II.