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Mostly illegible. '112' in an earlier collection. 14th century (?)

Mostly illegible. 14th century (?)

Proceedings against the rector of 'Wodeham' (Woodham Ferrers?) [cf. MSS. Ch. Essex 248-254] Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Damaged grant by Alice de Abindon, prioress of Littlemore, ... 20 Edw. II (1326-7)

Fragment of a manorial account; entries include a livery to 'Foxherde' [Foxearth, Essex] and a gift to 'dom.' Michael de Ponyngges coming from 'Burettany' [Brittany?] 14th century

Fragmentary proceedings before a papal judge delegate in a case between mr. Geoffrey de Sutton, clerk, and Thomas de Wolw...ngton (?), rector of Debenham. 1320 x 1329

[Sussex.] Fragmentary quitclaim; witnesses include Alexander de Angemeryng. 14th century, first half

Fragment (right side) of an ecclesiastical document. 1310 (?)

Lower part of a charter, damaged. 13th century, late, or 14th century, early

Fragmentary grant by Baldwin ... to ... daughter of Thomas de ... of a piece of land (described) in ... riefeld (copy, perhaps originally part of a roll (?)). 14th century

Fragmentary charter to Thomas ... and Joan ... relating to "Stok"; refers to a watermill. 14th century

Faded and mostly illegible. 14th century (?)

Fragment of an account of Tonbridge Priory (face: concluding section of Receipts; dorse: part of a stock account) 14th century

Fragmentary grant by ...as ... and Joan his wife to ... Nicholas West of Daventry of two cottages (described) ... Late 14th or early 15th century

⟨Yalding (?)⟩. Fragmentary grant by Agnes ... to ... and Geoffrey Tannere of ... (described, with reference to lands of Tonbridge Priory). Dated at Yalding, Michaelmas ... 14th century

Fragmentary pardon of ⟨King Ed⟩ward ⟨III (?)⟩ to the prior and convent of ... c. 1370-7 (?)

Fragment of a household account recording daily expenses for food including mackerel purchased at London. Late 14th or early 15th century

Fragmentary demise to Walter ?Bron. Bounds refer to the land of William Fastolf and to Yarmouth; witnesses include John Fastolf and William Fastolf. Late 13th or early 14th century (?)

Fragment of a manorial court roll with view of frankpledge. Robert Stace surrenders an acre of land called "Thedomesaker". 13th century, second half or early 14th century

Fragment: release of actions by John ... to Katherine ?Loder 14th century, late, or 15th century

... le Plomer to Alice ... ; refers to a lane (venella) leading from G(?)yldehall to Chirches... and a tenement late of Simon ?Houchon. temp. Richard II (1377-1399)

Grant by William W... relating to "Loggeslond" (??); largely illegible. 2⟨.⟩ Edw. III (1346 × 1356)