Sir William de Morlee, kt., grants to sir William de Berghe, parson of the church of Cauntelee, and John de Congham , his manor of 'Bakonesthorpahall' in Hengham, which he acquired from Edmund de Bakonesthorpe, knt., and James his son. Dated at Hengham the Saturday on the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 27 Ed. III.

HINGHAM, BERGHAM, WOODRISING, HARDINGHAM, and STANFORD. Indenture made the Monday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 43 Ed. III, between sir William de Morlee, marshal of Ireland, of one part, and Simon de Donemowe of Hengham of the other part, witnesseth that the said sir William grants to the said Simon his manor of Hengham, and a house called the fishhouse, and the lands, &c., which were sir Edmund de Baconsthorp's, kt., in Hengham, and other lands, &c., which are called 'Watieres tenement' in Hengham, Bergh, Woderisyngg, Hardyngham, and Stanford, except the advowson of the church, and a croft in Hengham.

HINGHAM, and Hundred of FOREHOE. Final concord, dated at Westminster, 48 Ed. III, between Edmund Gournay , William Pette, parson of the church of Haywardyn , William Cursun of Byntre , and John Eeed of Rougham , plaintiffs, and sir William de Morle, kt., deforciant., concerning the manor of Hengham and the hundred of Fourhowe, with the advowson of the church of Hengham.

John Jeckys , Thomas Bredman , William Lawes , and John Toke, of Hengham , demise and confirm to William Norton , William Vyncent, chaplain, and John Smyth , one messuage in Hengham. Dated at Hengham the Monday next after the feast of the Invention of the Cross, 18 Hen. VI.

Indenture made at Hengham, 24 July, 12 Ed. IV, by which John Noth of Hengham sells to Robert Salus of Methweld , Robert Marchale , and William Neel , a messuage or inn in Hengham called 'le Hert' and an inclosed field and an alder bed in Hardyngham with various goods enumerated, for which the said Robert Salus and others agree to pay to the said John Noth 18 marks by certain instalments.

Thomas Kar and William Dam of Hengham , grant to John Noth and others, one messuage or inn in Hengham called 'le Hert' one field, and an alder bed in Hardyngham. Dated at Hengham, 5 August, 12 Ed. IV.

John Standon of Hengham quit-claims to John Noth of Hengham , and others, all his right in a messuage or inn called 'le Hert' in Hengham. Dated at Hengham, 12 Dec., 21 Ed. IV.

John Noth of Hengham , Robert Foster of Corston , and others, deliver and confirm to Richard, duke of Gloucester , Thomas, marquis of Dorset , sir Henry Lovell, kt., lord De Morley , and others, a messuage or inn called 'le Hert' in Hengham and an alder bed called 'Ronhagh' in Hardyngham. Dated at Hengham, 1 October, 22 Ed. IV.

John Ledys of Hengham demises and confirms to Margaret Cause of Hengham , ] and others, a capital part of a messuage, and a parcel of land in Hengham. Dated at Hengham, 20 May, 20 Hen. VII.

Letters patent, being a pardon granted by the crown to Thomas Hunt, gent., for not obtaining a licence for the purchase of the manor of Hingham, co. Norfolk, in consideration of the payment of a sum of £40 to the crown. Dated at Westminster, 18 May, 26 Elizabeth.

HARLING (East) and SMALEBEC. William, son of Martina, sister of [Gilbert de Nor]folche , grants to Walter, son of Eudo Chancehose , six acres of land in the fields of Estherling, and half an acre of turf in Smalebec, paying annually 12d. For this grant the said Walter gave 9s. (c. 1220.) .

HARLING (East). Symon, son of Ralph de Keneghal , grants to Richard de Guthrestun , for his homage and service and two marks, two acres and one rood of arable land in Estherling, paying annually for the same 2½d. (c. 1270.) .

Stephen de Gyssynge and Lucy his wife remit and quit-claim to Simon de Meynewaryn and his heirs, all right against him, on account of the construction of houses in Estherling, in a case of dowry and bind themselves to observe this quit-claim. Made at Kenynghale the Monday next after the feast of St. Dunstan, bp., 1283, 11 Ed. I.

HARLING (East) and QUIDENHAM. John Grisyngham grants to John Peyt, rector of Estherling , and John Zutte, senior, all lands and tenements which he acquired of Edward Huntte, rector of Todenham , in the villages of Estherling and Quydenham. Dated at Estherling, 7 August, 19 Rich. II.

Robert Lotekyn , John Reedham , and Geoffrey Waren, of Estharlyng , grant to Thomas Sygo , Robert Fen of Russheworth , and others, three and a half roods of arable land lying in the field of Estharlyng. Dated at Estharlyng, 3 Oct., 13 Hen. VI.

Robert Lotekyn , John Reedham , and Geoffrey Waryn of Estharling , grant to Thomas Sygoe, clerk, John Royes , and others, of Estharling, one acre, one rood, and four feet of land, in the field of Estharlyng. Dated at Estharlyng the Monday next before the feast of St. Dunstan, 16 Hen. VI.

HAVERINGLAND. Peter de Byleney grants to Rycher the chaplain, son of Luke de Brethergate of Wichingham , for his homage and service, the whole tenement which the said Rycher acquired of Roger de Gyneia , son of late Roger de Gyneya, rector of Heveringland in the village of Heveringland; paying annually 2½ d. (c. 1260-70.) .

HELLESDON. Foundation of a chantry within the church of Heylesdon, Norwich diocese, by John Chircheman, citizen of London , for the souls of John de Heylesdon and Joan his wife, Walter de Berneye , Edmund de Alderford , John Chircheman and Emma his wife, Thomas de Aldeburgh , John de Hevyngham , William de Blakeneye , Robert Northwold , and all the faithful; endowing the same with 20 marks of annual rent in London. [Undated.] [1385-86.] .

HILDERSTON. John le Breht of Cesterton grants to Philip, son of William de Cutisdon , for his homage and service, half a virgate of land with a messuage in Hildeliston; namely, that which the said Philip held of him, paying annually for the same 6s. (c. 1260-80.) .

HEVINGHAM, MARSHAM, BUXTON, and STRATTON. Final concord made at Westminster, Easter, 9 Charles I, between sir John Hobarte, kt. and bart., plaintiff, and Edmund Bedingfeild, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, James Gedge , Richard Gedge and Margaret his wife, deforciants, concerning one messuage, 40 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, and appurtenances, in Hevingham, Marsham, Buxton, and Stratton, which are acknowledged to be the right of the said sir John Hobarte , he paying to the defendants £60 sterling.

HAYNFORD. John Shardelowe grants to Robert ..., an annual rent of 40s. arising out of the manor of Heyneford in the county of Norfolk during his life. Dated at Estun Bavents, 10 April, 8 Hen. VI.

HOLT and CLEY. William de Ros of Hamelak appoints sir Aleyn de Weybredd and sir James de Houton to arrange matters between sir Thomas de Verdoun and himself touching the manors of Holt and Cleye. Dated at Penteneye the Wednesday next before the feast of St. Katherine, 8 Ed. II.

HORNING. Indenture made 26 March, 1640, witnesseth that Richard, bp. of Norwich , has demised to Wm. Lewin of Ludham, co. Norf., a close called by the name of 'Lodge close,' containing 16 acres, and also 13 acres lying in the parish of Horninge.

HELGHETON. E[ustace], the prior, and convent of St. Faith, Horsam, grant to the vicar of the church of Helgeton, and his successors (appropriated by Thomas, bp. of Norwich , to that priory), a pension of 100s. Dated November, 1227.

BRANDESTON. Original copy of the decree of John, bp. of Norwich , in a cause between William, the prior, and convent of St. Faith, Horsham, of the one part, and John de Redham, rector of the church of Brandestone , of the other, concerning the tithes of certain lands within the limits of the parish of Brandestone. Dated morrow of St. Mich. 1302.