STEYNING. Robert le Proo grants to Robert de Effingetun, merchant, and Agnes his wife, for their service and 26s., the whole of his land which is called 'la Dene' which lies on the north part of the land of Alice Shereschinges , and on the south of the king's way which leads from Steninges towards Polebererer(?). (c. 1240-50.)

John Frensch of Stenyng, co. Sussex, grants to ..., late wife of John Frensch of Midedhurst , an annual rent of 6s. 8d. from his .... in Stenyng. Dated at Stenyng, 4 Oct., .. Hen. VI. [Mutilated.] .

SULLINGTON. Joan Gardener of Thakham, widow, remits and quit-claims to John, the chaplain of the Blessed Mary of Thakham , Joan, wife of Thomas Wanlyng and John their son, all her right in two fields of land in Sullyngton, as is expressed in a certain charter of feoffment of John Gardener her late husband. Dated at Sullyngton the Saturday next before the Epiphany, 17 Rich. [II].

RUSPER. Thomas Blast of Craule , John Aysmygth , Hugh Stylers , and Robert Bonet of the parish of Rouspar grant to Isabella, wife of Walter Bradbrugge , and Joan, daughter of Thomas le Vanter , lately deceased, 2 parts of all the lands &c. of the said Thomas in the county of Sussex, and a reversion of the other 3rd part now held by Matilda , his relict. Dated at Rousparre the Saturday next before feast of St Michael, 15 Rich. II.

Robert Bonet of Rousparre in Sussex grants to John Braclbrigg , John Gyles , William Synggere , clerks, and Richard Forester , all his lands and tenements &c. in Sussex and Surrey. Dated at Rousparre the Sunday next after the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, 7 Hen. V.

Certificate from Walter Urry and John Bautecotte to John Courtehopp and Thomas Ryott , collectors of a tenth granted by Parliament, that they have exonerated Will ... de Sefford from payment of 48s. 4d. of an old crown rent. Dated 1 June, 14 Hen. VI. [Partly effaced.] .

THAKEHAM and SULLINGTON. Stephen atte Broke of Thakham and Isabella his wife grant to Patric Grene, rector of Thakham , John Clerk , and Nicholas Attewode , all their lands and tenements in the parishes of Thakham and Sullyngton. Dated at Thakham, 22 April, 11 Hen. VI.

Power of attorney of Stephen atte Broke and Isabella his wife given to Thomas Capelayn , to deliver to Patric Grene, rector of Thakham , John Clerk , and Nicholas Attewode , seisin of their lands in the parishes of Thakham and Sullyngton. Dated at Thakham, 23 April, 11 Henry VI. .

WADHURST. Fragment of a charter by which William Rympynden grants to William Benett and Mariona his wife a messuage and certain land in ... Dated at Wadehurst the Friday next after the feast of . . . . 19 Hen. VI. [Fragment of the same deed as MS. Ch. Sussex 240b] .

WALDRON. Roger de Bulesham grants to Robert de Blachinton, clerk, the whole land of Dunnele and the whole of the wood of Rokingeherst in Walderne which tenements William de Crotteberghe formerly bought of John Chynne and afterward Thomas son and heir of the said William gave to the grantor. (c. 1270-80.)

WARNHAM, &c. Richard le Crockere grants to Oliver de Essely for 16s. one part of his land in the parish of Wernham, paying yearly half a pound of cummin. (c. 1240-50.) .

Sir John de Polyngefaude, kt., grants to Henry de la Felde and Joan his wife and their heirs, for 100s., 6s. 8d. annual rent which William de Asshelye annually paid for a watermill in Wernham and Slyndefolde, ... a rent of half a pound of cummin paid by the said William for a tenement at la Hidmulle, which the grantor had from Richard la Porter . (c. 1280-90.)

Richard le Crockere grants to Oliver de Assely , for 16s. all his right and claim to half a pound of cummin which the said Oliver was accustomed to pay him for land in Wernham. (c. 1260-70.)

Richard de la Felde grants to William de la Strode 5s. annual rent which he was accustomed to receive of Richard le Potir for a tenement in Wornham, also grants a meadow in the same parish called the meadows of Newbridge, (c. 1260-70.) .

Joan de la Strode, daughter of Richard de Climpesfaude grants to Geoffrey de la Felde the whole of her tenement of Strode and of Felde which William de la Strode gave her in heirship. (c. 1280-90.) .

Richard, son of Henry atte Feld of Slindefold , remits and quit-claims to John de Bradebrugge all right in the field called Bolnescroft and the land of Crockereslond in the parish of Wernham. Dated at Slindefold the Monday on the feast of the Seven Brothers, 12 Ed. II.

Convention dated Easter, 13 Ed. II, between John de Klympesfold of the one part, and William de Asselye of the other, by which the said John grants to the said William one parcel of land in Wernham from the field called Herstfeld, with agreements about maintenance of enclosures and the making ditches.

⟨ Warnham ⟩ Richard le Thecchem of Wernham remits and quit-claims to Thomas atte Hecche and William his son of the same village, all right in 1d. of annual rent from a field called 'Le Hok.' (c. 1280-1290.)

William, son of Richard atte Lyth of Wernham , remits and quitclaims all right in two fields of land called 'Le Hokes' in Wernham to Thomas atte Hache which the latter later acquired from the said Richard. Dated at Wernham the Sunday next before the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas, martyr, 2 Ed. III. [Mutilated.] .

Similar release from Alice, who was the wife of Richard atte Lythe of Wernham , to Thomas atte Hacche and William his son, of her third part of the two fields called 'La Hokes' in Wernham. Dated at Wernham the Sunday next after the Epiphany, 4 Ed. III.

John de Clymppusfolde remits and quit-claims to Roger his son all right in the field with meadow and grove adjacent called Belvescroft in the parish of Wernham. Dated at Wernham 'in campo predicto' the Sunday next after the feast of the Annunciation, 5 Ed. III.

William Esschelye, sen., grants to William Urri, sen., for a sum of money his mills called 'Hydemullen' in the parishes of Wernham and Sleyndefold, and two crofts and two meadows lying in the same parishes. Dated at Wernham the Wednesday before the feast of St. Hilary, 7 Ed. III.

John de Bradebrugge ' grants to Roger his son the whole of his land called Crokkereslond in Warnham, and 9s. annual rent from a meadow called Brugmed in the same village. Dated at Warnham the Sunday next after the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 16 Ed. III.

⟨ Warnham ⟩ Richard, son of John de Bradbrugge , remits and quit-claims to Roger his brother all right in land called Crokkereslond, and also in 9s. of rent. received from William de Asshele for Brugmede Dated at Warnham the Wednesday next after the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 16 Ed. III.

Richard Geffray of Warnham grants to Joan his daughter one field called 'le Rude' containing eight acres in Warnham. Dated at Warnham, 7 December, 6 Hen. IV.