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SHUCBURGH. William ... grants to Wibert West, esq., James ... and theirs a tenement in Shucburgh. Dated at Shucburgh, 20 Edw. IV. [In great part illegible.] .

WEDINGTON. Notarial instrument by which William Hudson, clerk, notary public, attests the resignation of William Stawnton of the church of Wedyngton, made in a parlour ["parlora"] within the dwelling of Christopher Bromeborugh at Coventry . Dated 1458, 8 July. .

Indenture by which Richard, abbot of Tewkesbury leases to William Warde, lately of Everton (Gloucs.) , Margery his wife, and William and Thomas their sons, the manor of Little Compton, with certain lands called Byllandis, and a close called Taylershay, from the feast of the Annunciation last past for 40 years, if any of them shall live as long. Rent: £5/6/8. They are bound to the abbot in a bond of £20, of the same date, to keep the agreement. Given at Tewkesbury, in the chapter-house. 19 Sept. ⟨1438.⟩

Indenture by which John Abbot of T⟨ewkesbury⟩ , leases to Richard Bolde of Little Compton , and Margery his wife, the manor of Little Compton for 24 years from this date. Rent: £5/6/8. ⟨28 Sept. 1477.⟩

Payment for tithe from Bulstake meadow to Thomas, abbot of Oseney. Mar. 26, 1443.