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CHARSFIELD. Indenture witnessing that on St. Michael's day, 12 Hen. VII, at Letheringham (Letheryngham), between Henry, the prior, and canons of St. Mary, Letheryngham, on the one part, and Thomas Robertsunne of Charsfield (Charsfeld) on the other part, viz. that the said prior and canons grant to the said Thomas 4 pieces of land in Charsfield (Charsfeld), lying in a field called 'Le Sondes,' in Aldeburghfeld, for 60 years, at an annual rent of 12d. [Wrongly listed as Ch. Suffolk 219.]

Simon Greswelle of Bury St Edmunds (Bury St. Edmund) grants to William Galyon of Mildenhall (Mildenhale) and others one messuage in Mildenhall (Mildenhale) at 'le West rowe' called 'Brounsyerd' with a croft and meadow. Dated at Mildenhall (Mildenhale) the Saturday next after the feast of St. Leonard, abbot, 4 Hen. V.

John Jernegan, esq., and 2 others quit-claim to ... all right in a messuage, croft, and land in the village and field of Somerleyton (Somerleton), which they had by demise of John Matson and others, 26 Hen. VI. Dated 10 March, 38 Hen. VI (1460). [Mutilated.]

John Jernegan, Richard Good and Thomas Kepstere grant land &c. in Somerleyton (Somerleton) to John Ive, clerk, Edmund Steyngate, and Thomas Wewyn. Dated 21 [?] September, 20 Hen. VI. [In great part illegible.]

Robert Ive, esq., grants to John Crane one piece of land in Little Stonham, containing 24 acres. Dated 16 August, 1468.

BLUNDESTON. Thomas Erpyngham, Miles de Stapilton, Brian de Stapilton, Roger de Boys, knights, Oliver Groos, and John de Boys, esqrs., quit-claim to Oliver Roberd of Ingham all their right in the advowson of the church of Blundeston. Dated at Blundeston, 20 September, 2 Hen. V (1414).

Hawkedon. 1410. Release from Stephen Hepworthe, chaplain, and Walter Herte, to Thomas Josse, sen. of Haukedone, of the right in the lands etc. which he formerly purchased of John Somertone, sen., in the vills of Haukedene and Brockeleye. Dated at Haukedene on Monday [24 March] after the feast of St Edward King, 11 Hen. IV [1410].

Ipswich. 1483-1484. Lease from Thomas Heigham, sen., James Hoberd, John Gosse, John Squyer, clerk, and Thomas Draylle, to William Pernelle, William Harlewyne, William Dewe, John Forgone, Robert Benne, and Robert Peteman, of two tenements under one roof, newly built, in the suburb of Ipswich (Gippewicc) in St Clement's parish, between the messuage late of Thomas Bowyere, on the east, and that once held by Emma Belle and the curtilage of Thomas Wade, on the east, the southern end abutting on the highway, and the northern end on St Clement's churchyard, which tenements the grantors lately held by lease from John Cappe, clerk. Power of attorney is given to John Wapone to deliver up possession of same to the grantees. Dated, at Ipswich (Gippewicum), 5 February, 1 Ric. III [1483-1484]. Witnesses: Richard Hawkyswade, and William Sewale, bailiffs of Ipswich, John Kyrre, and William Wymbylle, coroners of the town; Thomas Reydon', esq., John Toughe, Edmund Leggy, and many others.

Kentford. 1432. Grant from John Benne of Kentford (Kentefordre) to John Clerke, chaplain, and Thomas West of Moulton (Multone) of a toft in Kenteforde, net the messuage of John Clerke on the east, and the meadow of William Levote on the west, abutting on the south on the highway, and on the north on the stream. Dated at Kentford (Kenteforde), on Monday [20 Oct.] after the feast of the translation of St Etheldred, 11 Henry VI [1432]. Witnesses. John Hadonham, John Wymbyssh, sen., John Whyte of Kentford (Kenteforde), and others. With seal.

Sudbury. 1445. Feoffment. John Harlestow, esq., John Denston, esq., John Slopton, esq., Thomas West of Sudbury (Sudbery) and John Eyres of the same, have enfeoffed Roger Messager of Bury St Edmunds and John Messager of the same, goldsmiths a tenement in Crostrete, All Saints' parish, Sudbery, formerly Edmund Hicches'; boundaries: messuage of Robert Hyne on the south, tenement of Robert Purst on the north, pasture called Portmancroft, otherwise Kyngesmerssh and the highway; which tenement they held formerly together with Robert Cavendyssh, John Groom and John; to hold of chief lords of the fee in services due and accustomed Witnesses: Robert Deynes, John Bust, John Tille, John Hyne, William Jacob.

William Jourdan and Thomas Prowte grant to Maud atte Denne, who was the wife of Geoffrey Huwet of Horle , an annual rent of 3s. 4d. from lands and tenements called Maschales in the borough of Horsham. Dated at Horsham, 20 March, 6 Hen. IV.

William Jourdan and Thomas Prowte demise and confirm to Thomas Wodehech and Leticia his wife all the lands and tenements called Maschales in the borough of Horsham, which they lately had by the gift of Matilda atte Denne . Dated at Horsham, 2 April, 6 Henry IV.

Matilda Huwet of Horle grants to William Jordan , William Chelsham , and William Hogesworthe all lands &c. which she has in the parish of Horesham. Dated at Horsham on the feast of St. Laurence, 8 Hen. IV.

William Jordan , William Chelsham , and William Eggesworthe demise to Thomas Prowte of Horsham all the lands, rents, &c. in the parish of Horsham which they lately had by the gift of Matilda Hewet . Dated at Horsham on the feast of Corpus Christi, 10 Hen. IV.

John Cook , Richard Cook , Roger Dunstall , and John Duke grant to John Bradbrugge , sen., and Thomas Bradbrugge his son, the lands, tenements, rents, &c. in the parish of Horsham, which they had by feoffment of John Prowde . Dated at Lewes, 6 Feb., 29 Hen. VI.

John Wakehurst , John Bonwike , Robert atte Lynde , and Thomas Larence remit and quit-claim to John Urry de la Rogheye all right in a water-mill &c. in Warnham and Slyndefold, which they lately had by feoffment from him. Dated at Horsham, 14 November, 7 Hen. IV.

John Urry de la Roghey remits and quit-claims to John Bradebrygge , sen., and John Rumbem , jun., all right &c. in a water-mill called 'Le Hyde mylle,' and lands &c. thereto belonging, in Slyndefold and Warnham. Dated at Slyndefold on the feast of the Nativity of our Lord. 7 Hen. IV.

John Urry de la Roghey grants to John Bradebrugge , sen., and John Rumbem , jun., of Slyndefold , one mill called le Hydemyll in Slyndefold and Warnham. Dated at Slyndefold on the feast of the Conception of the Virgin, 7 Hen. IV.

John Corby , clerk, Richard Edward , William Apselee , sen., Bartholomew atte Noore , Roger Cook of Slyndefold , and John Eyloff remit and quit-claim to Henry Eyloff all right in all the lands, tenements, &c. in the parishes of Slyndefold, Byllynghurst, Bradewatere, Somtynge, and Launcynge, which they had lately by feoffment of the said Henry. Dated at Bradewatere on the feast of St. Ambrose, 8 Hen. IV.

John, son and heir of Walter Bradbrugge, deceased, of Slyndefold , grants to John Bradbrugge, sen., his uncle, sir Richard Burges , and sir John Ide , chaplains, all his lands and tenements &c. in the county of Sussex, with the reversion of those which would come to him after the death of Isabella his mother. Dated at Slyndefold on the feast of the Assumption, 9 Hen. IV.

John Bradbrugge , sen., and John Rombeme , jun., of Slyndefold grant to Thomas Pylfold of Horsham, sen., and Isabella Bradbrugge , a water-mill called Hydemyll, &c. in Slyndefold and Warnham. Dated at Slyndefold, Ash-Wednesday, 13 Hen. IV.

John Bradbregge appoints John Hayne his attorney to deliver to Richard Burgeys, vicar of Warnham , and others, possession of all those his lands and tenements in Slyndefold, Warneham, and Horsham called Tounlond. Dated 10 November, 8 Hen. V.

Richard Wakehurst , John Bolne , John Waleys , and John Arche remit and quit-claim to John Payn of Cokefelde all right in lands, tenements, &c. called Eylones in Slyndefold. Dated at Slyndefold on the feast of the Nativity of our Lord, 7 Hen. VI.

John Nore , Walter Fust , and John Thornden demise to Thomas Bradbrygge , son and heir of John Bradbrygge , and Isabella, wife of the said Thomas, all lands &c. called 'Le Tounelond' in Slyndefold, and also all lands, tenements, &c., which were Robert Bonette 's in Capelle co. Surrey and the parcels of land called Halredene and Suthredene in Rusparre co. Sussex. Dated 6 Feb., 24 Hen. VI.

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.