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⟨Brandeston (?)⟩. Henry, the prior, and convent of the church of B. Mary, Wodebregge, grant to Thomas de Bosco ('Wood') of Brandeston (Brandestone) and Alice his wife for 20s. and paying annually two pence an old ditch ("foream") surrounding the messuage of the aforesaid Thomas and Alice, containing ten perches and ten feet, the perch containing 24 feet in width one foot. Dated at Brandeston the Wednesday next before the feast of St. Edmund, 35 Ed. I.

Power of attorney to Robert Cook, vicar of Brandeston, from William Walle, Thomas Chaumpnays, and John Wylde chaplain of Brandeston to give seisin of two pieces of land in Brandeston to John Barnagge, jun., and John Glewman, their heirs, &c. Dated at Brandeston the Sunday next after the Epiphany, 2 Hen. VI.

John Chapman of Brandeston demises and confirms to John Wylde chaplain, William Grellyng and William Holm tenement Feverell in Brandeston with a close and field adjoining. Dated at Brandeston the Monday next before the feast of the Nativity of B. V. M., 6 Hen. VI "incipiente".

⟨Brockford (?)⟩. BROCKFORD. William Keyman of Brockford (Brocford) grants to Roger de Bertone, clerk, for 2s. 3d. the whole of the service that Thomas Gernun owed to him and his heirs, namely, three-pence from the fee of Peter de Hollegate, paying annually one halfpenny. (c. 1230-40.)

John Younges, senior, of Earsham (Earsham, Norfolk) in consideration of the receipt of £50, sells to Richard Burry of Bungay (Bungay in Suffolk), butcher, a tenement called Gildings in Bungay, with a barn and curtilage adjacent. Dated 9 April, 6 Charles I, 1630.

BUXLOW, FRESTON, and FARNHAM. Robert Beker of Stratford St Andrew (Stratford) remits and quit-claims to John Braham of Buxlow (Buxlowe) and his heirs all his right in certain lands, tenements, &c. in the village of Buxlow, Freston, Snape, and Farnham. Dated at Freston, 4 March, 5 Hen. IV (1404).

CARLETON, KELSALE, MONKS-SAHAM, and CRANSFORD. Convention made between the lord Roger, earl Bigot, marshal of England, of the one part, and Roger de Karletone of the other, viz. that the said Roger de Karletone has sold to the lord Roger the whole of his manor and advowson of Carlton (Karleton), with appurtenances in Karleton and Kelsale (Keleshal), and in Monk Soham (Saham Monks) and in the village of Cransford (Cranesford), for 250 marks sterling, to be paid on the vigil and written the octave of Pentecost, 34 Hen. III, in the castle of the said earl Roger at Framlingham (Framingham); and the said earl shall maintain the said grantor's daughter Camille honourably in some manner, until she is 13 years old, and then procure her admission as a nun, but if she refuse to take a religious habit shall then provide her with ten pounds' worth of land.

Warine de Barneby and Alan Reynald remit and quit-claim to sir Robert Spenser, parson of Ellingham (Elgh[am]), sir Edmund de Welles, parson of Beccles, and Richard Megre all their right in the manor of Carlton Colville called Fastolf's (Carleton Colvile called Fastolfes), and in all lands &c. in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), Mutford, Barnby (Barneby), Lowestoft (Lowystoft), Kirkley (Kirkele), Pakefield (Pakefeld), Gisleham (Gysilham), Kessingland (Kessynglond), Rushmere St Michael (Resshemere), and Henstead (Hensted). Dated at Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvile) the Monday on the vigil of the Nativity of our Lord, 32 Ed. III. Charters Suffolk 1262-65 are endorsed as having been exhibited in a law-suit, 15 March, 1697/98.

CARLETON COLVYLE, KYRKLE, PAKEFELD, GISLEHAM, MUTFORD, and HENSTEAD. John de Kymburle, parson of Mutford, Roger atte Heth, parson of Todenham, and Edmund Man of Mutford remit and by these presents quit-claim to Ralph Megre, parson of Kessingland (Kessynglond), all the right they have in Carlton Colville called Fastolf's (Fastolf)'s manor, viz. in all lands &c. in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), Kirkley (Kyrkele), Pakefield (Pakefeld), Gisleham (Gyselham), Mutford and Henstead (Henstede), which they had by the gift of sir Edm. de Hemgrave, kt. Dated at Mutford the Wednesday on the feast of St. Botolph, 29 Ed. III. Charters Suffolk 1262-65 are endorsed as having been exhibited in a law-suit, 15 March, 1697/98.

Ralph Megre, parson of the church of Kessingland (Kessinglond), grants to sir Robert Spenser, parson of Ellingham (Elgh[am]), sir Edmund de Wells, parson of Beccles (Bekklis), Richard Megre, Warine de Barneby, and Alan Reynald his manor of Carlton Colville called Fastolf's (Carleton Colvyle called Fastolfs), with appurtenances, lands, &c. in the villages of Carlton (Carleton), Mutford (Montforye), Barnby (Barneby), Henstead (Henstede), Rushmere St Michael (Ruschemer), Gisleham (Gyselham), Pakefield (Pakefeld), and Kirkley (Kyrkle). Dated at Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle) the Friday after the feast of St. Nicholas, bp., 32 Ed. [III]. Charters Suffolk 1262-65 are endorsed as having been exhibited in a law-suit, 15 March, 1697/98.

Ralph Megre, parson of the church of Kessingland (Kessynglond), quit-claims to sir Erneric de Welyngton, kt., all right in the whole manor of Carlton Colville called Fastolf's (Carleton Colvyle called Falstolfs), and in all lands &c. in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), Mutford, Barnby (Barneby), &c. lately acquired from sir Edmund de Hemgrave, knt. Dated at Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle) the Thursday on the feast of St. John, apostle, 32 Ed. III. Charters Suffolk 1262-65 are endorsed as having been exhibited in a law-suit, 15 March, 1697/98.

CARLETON COLVILE. William Horman, Robert Rypyng, and Robert Dolfyn, of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvile), grant to John Oldryng and Agnes his wife one messuage, 34 acres of land, and 3s. annual rent in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle). Dated there, 16 Oct., 14 Hen. VI (1435).

William Rypyng of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), John Denyell, Thomas Whitton, Robert Thyrkeld, Thomas Craske, and Thomas Dolphyn demise and confirm to Thomas, son of John Olderyng, all those messuages, lands, &c. in Carlton (Carleton) aforesaid which they had by feoifment of the said John Olderyng. Dated at Carlton (Carleton) aforesaid, 6 June, 3 Ed. IV (1463).

Thomas Dolphyn of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), William Rypyng, John Denyell, and Thomas Whitton, at the requisition of Thomas Olderyng of Carlton (Carleton) aforesaid, demise to John, son of the said Thomas, and Alice his wife, Alexander Olderyng, Robert Dolphyn, sen., John Craske, and John Everarde all his messuages and lands in Carlton (Carleton) aforesaid, to hold the same for the said John and Alice and their heirs after the decease of the said Thomas Olderyng and Margaret his wife. Dated at Carlton (Carleton), 30 July, 10 Ed. IV (1470).

William Herman of Gisleham (Gyslam), Richard Rypyng of Mutford, and Robert Dolfyn of Carlton (Carleton) grant to John Oldryng and Agnes his wife two messuages, 34 acres of land, and 3s. of annual rent in the village of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), which they had had by the grant of the said John, for the term of their lives, with remainder to their son Thomas Oldryng and Margaret his wife. Dated at Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), 16 October, 14 Hen. VI (1435).

Francis Claxton of Wissett (Wisset), gent., in performance of certain covenants sells to Nicholas Batteley of Rumburgh (Romburgh), yeoman, a messuage &c. in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvile). Dated 16 October, 4 James I (1606).

Memorandum from the court roll of the manor of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), dated 27 April, 7 James I (1609), concerning the grant of Francis Claxton to Robert Battelye.

Final concord, made at Westminster on the morrow of All Souls, 2 Charles I, by which John Codd and Mary his wife, Henry Coppinger and Sarah his wife, and Richard Burnell acknowledge that two messuages, one curtilage, two gardens, orchard, &c. and certain lands in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle), Barsham, Ilketshall St Andrew (Ilkettishall St. Andrews), and Lowestoft belong to Robert London, sen., and Edmund Smith; for this fine the said Robert and Edmund gave to John and Marya, Henry and Sarah, and Richard, £100 sterling.

Richard Benet of Thurton (Teurtone) grants to William de Winst⟨on⟩, chaplain, for his homage and service and 2s. of silver, 2d. of annual rent from William, son of Serlo of Plumstead (Plumstede), for one acre of land in the field of Gedgrave (Cattegrave), paying annually one apple for all service. (c. 1240.)

John Vaghe grants to Robert Theward one piece of land in Scaldeford meadow in Coddenham (Codeham). (c. 1250-60.)

COMBS, &c. Richard de Boylynd and Matilda his wife grant to Roger fitz-Peter fitz-Roger fitz-Osbert and Sarah his wife 28s. 4½d. of annual rents arising from lands &c. in Combs ('Cambes') and elsewhere, for the sum of £20. (c. 1280-90.) [Mutilated.]

John Folour of Sudbury, butcher, Henry Turnour, and 5 others enfeoff John Folour, mercer, Thomas Ayloff, and 6 others with all those lands and tenements in Great Cornard, lately demised to them together with William Skalder and two others. Dated at Great Cornard, 4 September, 16 Ed. IV (1476).

CREETING ST. MARY, CREETING ALL SAINTS, and CREETING ST. OLIVE. Sir Ralph de Buckyngge, kt., appoints Hamo del Wode his attorney to deliver seisin to William del Wode of Creeting St Mary (Cretyngge St. Mary) of one curtilage in the same village. Dated at Ashbocking (Assch' near Helmingham) the Sunday next after the feast of St. Botulph, 20 Ed. III. [See Ch. Suffolk 626.]

Edmund Langeman of Coddenham (Codenham) grants to John Colman, sen., son of John Colman of Coddenham (Codenham), one annual rent of 5s. going out of those lands and tenements in Creeting St Mary (Cretyng St Mary) and Creeting All Saints (All Saints). Dated at Coddenham (Codenham) the Saturday in the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas, martyr, 9 Hen. VI.

DEBACH. William Gouthe of Clopton (Cloptone), on the vigil of Easter, 31 Ed. I, grants to John, son of Alexander Norman of Clopton (Cloptone) , one piece of land in the parish of Debach, to the sum of 6s. for four years, paying afterwards one mark annually.