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Alice Bacun of Brug', widow, grants to John the baker of the same place, for 2 marks of silver in hand paid, four ridges of land in the fields of Brug' towards 'la Hoke.' (c. 1260-70, probably 1272.) Witn. William Boldyng and Roger de Mora, junior, provosts etc.

Richard, son of William de Mora , remits and quit-claims to Margaret and Alice, daughters of Robert the dyer of Bruges , all right in two plots of land in a croft towards Cauntreyne, at the end of the land of the said Margaret and Alice; also he remits and quit-claims his right in two buttes of land in the said croft to the said parties. Dated at Bruges the Saturday on the feast of St. Leonard the abbot, 4 Ed. [I] (6 Nov. 1276). Witn. Nicholas Randulph and William de la Hulle , provosts etc.

WILBRIGHTON, co. Stafford. Agnes, formerly wife of sir William de Wylbrihttone , quit-claims to the abbot and convent of Buldeuuas the whole of a third part of 9s. 8d. which the said abbot and convent were accustomed to pay annually to Hervey her son and to her for the land of Brummesdon wood which they hold in Wylbrihtton. She remits also the third part of three and a half acres of meadow in Brademedue which is in the territory of Morton, which they had by the gift of her said son. For this quit-claim they gave her in her urgent necessity 8s. and half a load of wheat. (c. 1250-60.) .

HOREBURNE. Henry, the lord of Egebaston , quit-claims to John de Toshale and his heirs all his right in the whole of that land which he has in Horeburne of the gift of the abbot and convent of Hales. (c. 1260-80.) .

WELLINGTON. John Mael grants to Adam de la Kalne, clerk, three acres of land in Welintun, which Richard, son of John the chaplain , formerly held of him, for 2 marks of silver which he gave to him beforehand, and paying annually for the same 12d. (c. 1260-70.) .

BRIDGENORTH. Henry, son of Adam Dorcoc of Litlebrug ', grants to Agnes, daughter of Walter le Paumer of Brug ', for his homage and service, 18 acres of land of the fee of Litlebrug' in the fields of Brug', viz. that 18 acres which Robert son of Philip , formerly her husband, held of him; paying annually to Ralph de Pichford 18d., and to the said Henry a pair of gloves or one halfpenny. For this grant she paid 13 marks of silver. (c. 1240-50)

CALDON. Robert, son of Ralph, son of William Frankelain of Caldon , grants to the abbot and monks of St. Cedde, Buldewas, in frankalmoigne, all gifts, quit-claims, and concessions of the mill of Caldon, of the meadow called 'Elacressiche,' of the wood called 'Holevessagbe,' and all other lands which Ralph his father gave to the said abbey in the territory of Caldon; also he gives in frankalmoigne a certain messuage and land in the said territory; paying annually 12d. to Richard son of Bertram and his heirs. (c. 1250-60.)