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)

John Stede of Blundeston (Blundistun) grants to Robert Eysman, for his homage and service and 4½ marks sterling, two acres of his land in the fields of Somerleyton (Sumerletune). (c. 1250-60.)

THORNHAM. John Abot of Hacheston (Hachetune) and Agnes his wife grant to Hubert, son of Richard Bern of Braiseworth (Brisewrd) , for his homage and service and for 15 marks of silver, three pieces of land with a messuage in Thornham Magna (Great Thornham), rendering annually one clove. (c. 1270-80.)

THWAITE. Augustine de Theyt grants to Manser de Holegat of Wickham Skeith (Wykham), for his homage and service and 2s., one piece of land in the parish of Thwaite (Theyth) in a field called Suthfeld, rendering annually three half-pence. (c. 1240-50.)

THWAITE and ALEBY. Fine made at Westminster the 15th day from the feast of the Holy Trinity, 16 Ed. I, by which John, son of Robert de Weyton, and Sarah his wife acknowledge the right of Matilda, formerly wife of Andrew de Branton, to 23 messuages, 130 acres of land &c. in Thwaite and Alby (Aleby).

WALSHAM. Helyas, son of Adam, the priest of North Walsham (Walesham) , grants to Alice and Cecilia his sisters half a rood of land lying in the village of North Walsham (Walesham), in Millecrofte (Millecroft), for six shillings, rendering annually one pence. (c. 1250-60.)

Commission from Thomas, the prior, and chapter of Rochester, to their bretheren John, keeper of the cell of St. Felix, Walton, Norwich diocese, William de Schotindon, sacrist of Rochester, Thomas de Hakyntone, John de Grenestrete, and John de Westham, to elect a bishop of Rochester, the see being then vacant. Dated in their chapter of Rochester, 8 Id. June, 1291.

Roger de Multon grants to Hugh de Bakinghetch and Peter de Lausele [sc. Lawshall], merchants of Bury St Edmunds (St. Edmund), for 6 marks one piece of arable land lying in the field of Westley (Westle), reckoned at six acres in the field called le Dune. (c. 1270-80.)

WETHERINGSETT ... relict of Ralph [Aspall?] of Wetheringsett, grants to William her son all her right in a piece of land in the parish of Wetheringsett (Wetheringsete), in the meadow called Colingforthe medwe. (c. 1260-70.)

WICKHAM. Lefseda, the daughter of Thorold de Wycham, widow, grants to Richard, son of Robert de Whatefelde, the whole of her land and one messuage which he held in Wickham Skeith (Wycham), in relation for his guardianship of her during her life; rendeding the services [severally specified] due to the lords of the fee. (c. 1240.) [See MS. Ch. Essex 84 .]

John Gernun of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) quit-claims to Richard son of Robert de Watefeld the whole of the land which Lefseda, who was the daughter of Thorald de Wycham, gave to the said Richard in the village of Wickham Skeith (Wycham), paying annually 6d. (c. 1240-50.)

John Gernun of Wickham Skeith (Wicham) grants to Richard de Hwatefeld, for his homage and for eight marks sterling, five-acres of land, more or less, in Wickham Skeith (Wicham), paying annually for the same 17d. (c. 1250-60.)

Robert de Scheyth grants to John le Bover of the same, for the sum of 5s. one piece of land lying in Wickham Skeith (Wycham) in a field called 'Helles,' paying annually for the same 2d. (c. 1260-70.)

⟨Wickham Skeith.⟩ Thomas Pyteman of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) grants to Henry Costi for four shillings one piece of land in the field called 'Wylethenemere' (c. 1260-70.)

Manser de Skeyth of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) grants to John, son of Gunnora de Gythgham, for 9s. one piece of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham) in a field called 'Phuytemor.' (c. 1260-70.)

Illegible charter, temp. Hen. III, to Margery de Rishangle. [Almost entirely effaced.]

Matilda, daughter of William Gernun of Pylecok, widow, grants for 20s. to Thomas Gernun, her brother, 12 acres of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham), with a messuage, etc. which her late father bought of Robert de Mendalesham, and gave to her in marriage dowry; paying annually three pence half penny. (c. 1270.)

Martin Morcoc of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) grants to Benedict Pellinario of Wickham Skeith (Skeyth) for 13s. 6d. one piece of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham) in the field called Blakelond at an annual rent of 3d. (c. 1260-70.)

Walter, son of Manser de Wicham, grants to Adam, son of Thomas Orger, for his homage and service and one mark, the whole of the land which Thomas Orger, father of the said Adam, sometime held of him in the village of Wickham Skeith (?) (Wicham), excepting a fourth part which Roger Hose holds; paying annually 16d. (c. 1270.)

⟨Wickham Skeith⟩. Hugh de Lassandre grants to Richard de Bosco of Wickham Skeith (?) (Wicham), for his homage and service and for 10s. 4d. in hand paid, one acre and half a rood of wood in the wood called Hyda, paying yearly two pence. (c. 1250)

Thomas Hose of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) grants to Adam, son of Thomas Hemming, for 16s. eight pieces of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham), paying yearly five pence. (c. 1240-50.)

Manser de Skeyth grants to Roger le Reve of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) for two one piece of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham), lying in a field called 'Wylegenemere.' (c. 1260-70.)

Richard de Watefeld grants to Manser de Holegate for ten shillings one piece of arable land in the village of Wickham Skeith (Vicham), in the field called Gunisfeld; paying annually three halfpence. (c. 1240-50.)

Angnes, daughter of Roger de Berton, clerk, quit-claims to Richard Russel of Whatfield (Whatefeld) all her right in the tenement in Wickham Skeith (Wykham), which her father formerly bought of John Gernan and afterwards sold to the said Richard, for which quit-claim he gave her 2 marks. (c. 1250.)