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Adam de Kyngesley grants to John del Lowe, son of Henry del Lowe , all the lands and tenements which he has in Senerley within the fee of Fulford and which he first had by gift of Alexander Hancokessone . Dated at Senerley the Friday next before the feast of St. Matthias, 21 Rich. II.

WILBRIGHTON, co. Stafford. Agnes, formerly wife of sir William de Wylbrihttone , quit-claims to the abbot and convent of Buldeuuas the whole of a third part of 9s. 8d. which the said abbot and convent were accustomed to pay annually to Hervey her son and to her for the land of Brummesdon wood which they hold in Wylbrihtton. She remits also the third part of three and a half acres of meadow in Brademedue which is in the territory of Morton, which they had by the gift of her said son. For this quit-claim they gave her in her urgent necessity 8s. and half a load of wheat. (c. 1250-60.) .

HOREBURNE. Henry, the lord of Egebaston , quit-claims to John de Toshale and his heirs all his right in the whole of that land which he has in Horeburne of the gift of the abbot and convent of Hales. (c. 1260-80.) .

NEWBURGH, Staffordshire. Convention between the abbot and convent of Lilleshull of one part, and Edelina the daughter of Durand the priest of the other, by which the said Edelina in her widowhood gives to the said abbot and convent two messuages in Newburgh, viz. those which her father bought and gave to her. For this grant the said abbot and convent will provide her with 4s. annuity, and two of the servants' loaves and a gallon of beer daily during her life, with a condition that if Roger, son of Stephen her son, outlives her, the rent of 4s. is to be paid to him and to revert to the abbey after his death, (c. 1180-90.) .

BROMLEY ABBOTS. John le Chaloner of Bromleg' Abbots , with the consent of Alice his wife, grants to William le Chapmon the whole of his arable land which he has in Bromleg' Abbots in a field called 'Harleyfeld.' Dated at Bromleg' the Friday next after the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 3 Ed. II.

William Wyckake of Bromley Abbots grants to John Wyckake his brother one messuage in Bromley and one curtilage in Claytoneslone. Dated at Bromley Abbots the Thursday next before the feast of St. Ceadde, 43 Ed. III.

Thomas Parker and Edmund Parker remit and quit-claim to John Shirmour of Bramley Abbots all their right in a burgaye in Bramley Abbots, with a field called Parkerfeld. Dated the Monday before the feast of the Purification of the B. V. M., 36 Hen. VI.