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Indenture made 16 August, 1 Mary, between sir Robert Crane of Chilton, esq., of the one part, and John Coolie , gent., of the second part, witnesseth that the said Robert grants to the said John certain lands in Chilton aforesaid. [Slightly mutilated, and in part effaced.]

CULPHO and TUDNAM. Indenture made 20 December, 1572, 15 Elizabeth, by which Robert King of Ipswich (Ipswick), in consideration of a marriage between himself and Anne Withepoll and 200 marks, covenants with Edmund Withepoll of Ipswich (Ipswick) to assure to the said Anne £20 annually from lands in Culpho (Culphoe) and Tuddenham St Martin (Tudnam), co. Suff.

DEBENHAM and ASPAL. Thomas Bedyngfeld, William Pakke of Bedingfield (Bedyngfeld), William Revet of Rishangles (Ryshanglys) and Robert Chittyng, late of Southolt (Southall), demise to Robert Lyis of Aspall (Aspale), Jane Pecot, late the wife of Matthew Pecot, and others, lands, tenements, &c. in Debenham (Debynham) and Aspall (Aspale). Dated at Aspall (Aspale), 4 November, 20 Hen. VII (1504).

EUSTON. Edmund Rokewoode of Euston, esq., son and heir of Roger Rokewoode, late of Euston, confirms to master William Fotere, clerk, the whole of his manor of Euston with the advowson of the church. Dated and signed at Euston, 20 August, 5 Hen. VIII (1513).

FAKENHAM, &c. An exemplification of a recovery inrolled Easter term, 20 and 21 Henry VIII, Roll 104, by which Richard Candysshe, William Latymer, John Valentyne, Robert Goodwyn, and Robert Dobet impleaded Robert Brounde concerning the manors of Payton hall, Russells (Russells in Fakenham), and Russells (Russells in Chesylford), with appurtenances, and likewise certain land, brushwood, rent, &c. in Falkenham (Fakenham), Chillesford (Chesylford), Bawdsey (Bewedesey), Alderton, Sutton, Shottisham (Shatesham), Kirton (Kyrton), Walton, Orford, Whavensden, Sudbourne (Sudborn), Rampfold, and Ipswich. Dated at Westminster, 28 April, 21 Henry VIII (1529).

FOXHALL, CODDENHAM, CRETING, and STONHAM. Sir Thomas Pope, kt., for a certain consideration gives seisin to sir John Jermy, kt., the manors of Foxhall, Coddenham St Johns (Codenham), Creeting All Saints (Creting), and Stonham, formerly possessions of the priory of the St. Trinity at ⟨Ipswich⟩. Dated 20 September, 37 Hen. VIII (1545). (Mutilated.)

The particulers of the "moneys of the guylds in Hadleigh (Hadleygh)" [tenants rents?], viz. Trinity guild, Corpus Christi guild, St. John's guild ..., and our Lady guild. [Temp. Hen. VIII.] [Mutilated.]

Indenture by which Robert Rolfe of Grey's Inne, Middlesex, gent., son and heir of Roger Rolfe of Hadleigh (Hadley), deceased, approves and ratifies to Thomas Atkinson of Hadleigh (Hadley) all right and title to a capital mansion, &c. in Hadleigh (Hadley), which the said Thomas purchased of him and Edward Colman of Great Waldingfield. Dated 28 October, 24 Elizabeth (1582).

John, son and heir of Edward Jernegan, esq., grants to Robert Drury, William Waldegrave, and others his manors of Horham Jernegan's (Little Horham), Little Stonham (Stonham Jernegan), Newton, Corton (Gorton), and Lound (Lownde), with other lands, to the use of Bridget Jernegan, wife of John, for her life. Dated 10 May, 13 Hen. VIII (1521).

HUNSTON. Richard Appulton, son of Thomas Appulton, grants to William Appulton, son of the said Thomas, and others, his manor of Hunston Hall (Hunstanhall) in ... Dated at Hunston ... 12 January, 1 Hen. VIII (1510). [Partly illegible.]

William Appulton of London, gent., and others appoint John Coket of Ampton their attorney to receive in their name the manor of Hunston Hall (Hunston Hall in Hunston). Dated 18 January, 1 Hen. VIII (1510).

ICKLINGHAM. Indenture between king Henry VIII and George Rowse reciting an indenture dated 18 October, 30 Hen. VIII (1538), from the abbot and convent of Bury St. Edmund, of a lease of the manor of Icklingham with members (Iklyngham), co. Suffolk, for 60 years, at an annual rent of £24, which said lease is surrendered, and another, by the present indenture, granted for 21 years at the same rent. Dated 12 December, 31 Hen. VIII (1539). [With seal of Augmentation Office, broken.]

MENDHAM. Indenture between Edmund Jetterre of Lowestoft, gent., and John Flower of Mendham, yeoman, by which the former, for the sum of six (?) score pounds, sells to the latter lands in Mendham and other places. Dated last day of Febr., 3 Eliz.

Fine by which Richard Fore and Margaret his wife convey to John Whitinton for the sum of £40 a garden and orchard in Mendham. Westminster (Westm[inster]) [Oct.] 18 Eliz. [In duplicate ⟨see MS. Ch. Suffolk 1345⟩.]

Fine by which Richard Fore and Margaret his wife convey to John Whitinton for the sum of £40 a garden and orchard in Mendham. Westminster (Westm[inster]) [Oct.] 18 Eliz. [In duplicate ⟨see MS. Ch. Suffolk 1344⟩.]

MENDLESHAM. Lease from Edward and John Crane, gents., to Margery Blomfyld of Little Stonham, and Robert her son of twelve acres of land in Mendlesham (Mendylsham), for twenty years, at a yearly rent of 13s. 4d. 20 May, 27 Hen. VIII (1535).

Grant from Robert Crane, son of John Crane late of Little Stonham (Little Stoneham), esq., deceased, to Thomas Parker, rector of the church of Little Stonham (Little Stoneham), Robert Blomffeld, of the same, yeoman, and Thomas Blomffeld of a pasture in Mendlesham (Mendelysham) called Lytylhane. 27 Sept. 10 Hen. VIII.

MICHELHAM. Marriage settlement between Thomas, duke of Norfolk and Henry, earl of Arundel on the proposed marriage of Thomas Howard, earl of Surrey, cousin and heir apparent of the said duke, to Mary, one of the daughters of the said earl, in which the earl undertakes to convey the manors of Michelham Parkgate (Mychelham, Parkgate), Sternfeld, Downash (Downask )and others in the county of Sussex. 6 April 1 Q. Mary.

Thomas Larke of Mildenhall (Myldenhall) and Thomas ...scote grant to John Barrett, senior, a messuage and tenement situate in the West Row (West Rowe) of Mildenhall (Myldenhall), together with certain land there, part of the possessions of Edmund Myldenhale's Chantry. Dated at Mildenhall (Myldenhall), 26 June, 4 Ed. VI (1550). [Slightly mutilated.]

Robert Childreston of Mildenhall (Mildenhale), son and heir of John Childreston, deceased, grants to Agnes Fletcher of Bury St Edmunds (Bury St. Edmund), for her life, Thomas Childreston, and others, a meadow with buildings erected thereon and three roods of land in Mildenhall (Mildenhale), at West Row (Westrowe) adjoining the meadow of the chantry of master Edmund [Mildenhale]. Dated at Mildenhall (Mildenhale), 15 June, 3 Hen. VIII (1511).

Robert Chylderston of West Row (Westrow, in Mildenhale), son and heir of the late John Chylderston, grants to Nicholas Palton all the lands &c. in Mildenhall (Mildenhale) which were William Chylderston's, his grandfather, excepting a tenement and land granted to his wife Agnes for her life, before their marriage. Dated at Mildenhall (Mildenhale), 24 June, 37 Hen. VIII (1545).

Richard Frere of Mendham, esq., and William Freston, citizen and grocer of London, remit and quit-claim to Thomas Wyseman, esq., all their right to rents and services issuing out of the lands, &c. of the said Thomas in Thornham Magna (Thornham) or elsewhere in the county of Suffolk. Dated 30 December, 38 Hen. VIII (1546).

Indenture dated 20 April, 33 Henry VIII (1542), by which Richard Freeston of Mendham, esq., demises to Nicholas Godard of Wickham Skeith (Wikhamskeyth), yeoman, a meadow, part of the manor of Wickham Skeith (Wichamskeyth), for 42 years at an annual rent of 3s. 4d.

Indenture dated 7 January, 35 Henry VIII (1544), witnesseth that Richard Freston of Mendham, lord of the manor of Wickham Skeith (Wicham Skeyth), in consideration of the payment of £12, grants to Nicholas Godard of Wickham Skeith (Wikhamskeyth) three acres of land in Wickham Skeith (Wikhamskeyth) for 300 years, at 3d annual rent.

Indenture made 14 May, 35 Hen. VIII (1543), by which Richard Freston of Mendham, esq., demises to Thomas Bedwall and Elizabeth his wife and their sons, Symond, John the Elder, and John the Younger, the site of the manor of Wykham called Wickham Skeith (Wykham Hall) and lands, &c. for 99 years, at an annual rent of £10.