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GEDLING. Sir John de Normanvy11, kt., grants to John le Smyth and John his son, the whole of a messuage in the village of Gedelyng for their lives, paying annually for the same 6s. Dated at Gedlyng the Thursday next before the feast of St. Laurence, 23 Ed. III.

Roger de Burun gives and grants to the hospital and brethren of St. John of Jerusalem, in frankalmoigne, his "nutritum" [adoptive or illegitimate son], Stephen, with two bovates of land in Cotegrave, namely those that were William's, son of Turbern . (c. 1190-1200.) .

Robert de Burun grants to the hospital and brethren of St. John of Jerusalem in frankalmoigne, two bovates of land with a croft and toft in Cotegrave, which Stephen, a "nutritus" of Roger de Burun , held, (c. 1200-10.) .

Master Stephen de Radeclive grants to Stephen his son one bovate of land in Cukeneia, which was William de Cukenea 's, paying annually for the same 14d. (c. 1220-30.) .

NORTON. John de Birschawe and Margaret his wife grant to William Brid and his wife, for their lives, all the lands and tenements in Norton which they acquired of the aforesaid William. Dated at Norton in the parish of Cokeney the Monday on the feast of the apostles SS. Simon and Jude, 16 Ed. I.

Indenture witnessing that Robert Doyle of Thorp, near Newerk, esq., and Grace his wife, formerly wife of Hugh de Thorp, esq., have demised to John Cramner of Aslacton and Alice his wife, daughter of the said Hugh, all their lands and tenements, rents and services, with appurtenances in Newerk and Northgate near Newerk, to hold the same for five years, paying annually one red rose at the feast of St. John the Bapt. (c. 1380.) .

WORKSOP. Indenture witnessing that Charles, the prior, and convent of Wyrkesopp, have granted to Herry Elys, esq., and dame Luce his wife, their grainge and manor called 'Schyroks' in the parish of Wyrkesopp for 12 years. Given at Wyrkesopp on the feast of St. John Bapt., 1458. [English] .

COTGRAVE. Peter de Sandiacre grants to the brethren of the hospital of Jerusalem in frankalmoigne, six bovates of land in the territory of Cotegrave, with toft and croft and appurtenances within and without the same village, (c. 1200.) .

Stephen de Burun , with the assent of Emma his wife, and of his heirs, grants to God and St. Mary and St. John the Baptist, and to the holy house of the hospital of Jerusalem, in frankalmoigne, 2d. of annual rent, from the land that William Rosel holds of him in Cotegrave. (c. 1220-30.) .

Peter de Ulkelthorp acknowledges for himself and heirs to hold of the hospital 14d. annual rent from a tenement of the fee of the said hospital in Cotegrave, besides 10s. to be paid at his death for the same tenement. (c. 1260-70.) .

CUCKNEY. Tomas, son of Richard de Kukeney , grants to the brethren of the hospital of Jerusalem in frankalmoigue, the services of that toft and croft that Gilian, sister of Ralph, parson of Warsop , held in Kuyekeney, also one bovate of land in the same village, namely one of those bovates which the said Gilian held with common of pasture and appurtenances, etc. (c. 1190-1200.) .

Master Stephen de Radeclive grants to Hugh Blund for his homage and service one bovate of land in the territory of Cukeneia, with a tort and croft and appurtenances within and without the same village, viz. that which Thomas son of Richard gave to the hospital; paying annually 6s. 2d. (c. 1220-30.) .

Robert de Diva, prior of the hospital of Jerusalem in England , with the consent of the brethren, grants to master Stephen de Radeclive , one bovate of land in the village of Cokenay which William de Karletun formerly held, at an annual rent of 14d. (c. 1226-36.) .

Stephen, son of master Stephen de Radeclyve , quit-claims to the brethren of the hospital of Jerusalem all his right in the whole of the land with appurtenances in the village of Cukenay, which he held of the said brethren, namely that which William de Karleton formerly held. (c. 1250-60.) .

William, son of William Crag', of Neuwerk, junior , grants to William Asseballock, of Neuwerk , and his heirs and assigns, one plot of land in Newerk lying in Bemund. (c. 1300.) .

Peter Waleys of Honedeyn quit-claims to William Asseballock' of Newerk all his right in one plot of land in Newerk, lying in Beumund between the plot of Ralph, son of Peter , and a plot of the said William's. (c. 1300.) .

Robert de Cotum in Newerk grants to William Asseballock one plot of land without Newerk lying in Beumund. (c. 1300.) .

Philip le Mercer of Newerk and Alice his wife grant to William le Walker of Newerk and Alice his wife a certain portion of a toft lying in 'le Apiltongate' of Newerk, paying for the same annually 3d. Dated at Newerk on the feast of St. Nicholas, 1293.

Philip le Mercer of Newerk and Alice his wife grant to William le Walker of Newerk and Alice his wife, and to their heirs and assigns, a certain portion of their toft lying in 'le Apiltongate' of Newerk between the toft of Robert de Houton on the south, and a toft of Robert le Walker , father of the said William, on the north. Dated at Newerch on the feast of the Invention of the Holy Cross, 1294.

Robert Salter of Newerk grants to William Asseballok , Beatrice his wife, and John their son, one messuage in Beumund of Newerk, paying annually to the bp. of Lincoln for all secular services 6d. (c. 1300.) .

Ralph, son of Peter de Neuwerk , grants to William Asseballock and his heirs, one toft in Beumond of Neuwerk, paying annually to him and his heirs 1d. Dated at Neuwerk the Saturday next before the feast of St. Luke, evangelist, 3 Ed. II.

Thomas Aylif and John Manthorp of Newerk , chaplains, grant to Richard Wakfield of Newerk one acre and one rood of arable land lying in the fields of Newerk and Northgate, in exchange for two selions of arable land lying in the territory of Newerk. Dated at Newerk the Friday on the feast of the apostles SS. Philip and James, 6 Hen. IV.

RADFORD. Geoffrey de Simili , with the assent of his wife, grants to the hospital and brethren of St. John of Jerusalem in frankalmoigne half a virgate of land in the territory of Radeford, namely that which Ordric held. (c. 1210-20.) .