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Final concord made at Westminster on the octave of the Holy Trinity, 22 Rich. II, by which William Wodehay recognises that a third part of the manor of Stanlynch and a messuage and 14 acres, of meadow and 16 acres of pasture in Brytford belongs to Agnes, wife of Henry Not .

John Savage , Robert Porter, capellane, and John Sybsy , grant to Elizabeth, wife of John Park , all lands, &c. which they had of the gift of William Wodehay in Brutford and Stanlich. Dated at Brutford the Saturday after the feast of St. Barnabas, 3 Hen. IV.

STANLYNCH. Nicholas le Duyn grants to William le Duyn his brother the whole of two parts of the mill of Stanlinch, and also of the lands of 'La Mule croft' and Battescrofte, and half a virgate of land in Bereford, of which lands Joan , who was the wife of William le Duyn our father, holds the third part in name of dowry. Dated at Stanlynch on the feast of the Trinity, 12 Ed. II. [In the charter the name Duyn has been altered in ink to something like Boykin .] .

Nicholas le Duyn and Andrew his brother agree to divide between them two parts of a water-mill in Stanlinch, and 2 parts of 14 1/2 acres of land in Bereford and La Mulecrofte, and 2 parts of a field called Battescrofte, which mill and land William le Duyn the father of the said Nicholas and Andrew gave to them and to Thomas le Duyn (deceased) for their lives, and from which Joan the wife of William holds the third part in the name of dowry. Dated at Stanlinch on the feast of the Nativity of our Lord, 12 Ed. II. [In the charter the name Duyn has been altered in ink to something like Boykin .] .

Sir Thomas Bouklond, kt., grants to John Dekne, clerk, all his lands and tenements in Stanlynch, which John Cok and Stephen Geghe held for their lives, for his life, paying annually for the same 17s. 6d. to the grantor during the life of the latter Dated at Radelynche the Saturday in the feast of St. Barnabas the apostle, 47 Ed. III.

Power of attorney to John Bereford and John Driwode from sir Thomas de Bouclonde, kt., to deliver seisin to John Dekne, clerk, of all his lands and tenements, &c. in Stanlynch, co. Wilts. Dated at Radelynch the Saturday in the feast of St. Barnabas, 47 Ed. III.

John Nywe and William Axebrigge , chaplains, grant to Alianor , who was the wife of John Duyn , all lands, &c. in Stanlinche, Brutford, Langeford, and Cherleton, which they had of the feoffment of the said John Duyn , for the term of her life. Dated at Stanlinche the Wednesday next after the feast of St. Dionisius, 48 Ed. III.

John Duyn grants to sir John Nywe , and sir William Axebrigge , chaplains, all his lands, rents, tenements, &c. in Stanlynch, Brutford, Langford, and Cherleton. Dated at Stanlynch, Saturday the last day in the month of September, 48 Ed. III.

Quit-claim from sir Thomas de Bouclonde, kt., to John Dekne , by which he remits all his right ... and heirs, &c. to lands in Stanlynch, which the said John lately had from him for the term of the life of the said John, and which John Bouclonde , the grantor's brother acquired from John Glys . Dated at Radelynch, 6 September, 50 Ed. III.

Robert Stratford remits and quit-claims to John Shawe and Katherine, daughter of John Aignel , all right and claim in certain lands and tenements in Stanlynch and Langford, with which John Aignel had enfeoffed Andrew Stratford , father of the said Robert. Dated 24 April, 4 Rich. II.

Indenture witnessing that Thomas Meriet and Elianora his wife have demised to John Chapman, chaplain, the whole of a tenement in Stallynch for 40 years at an annual rent of 8s. 9d. Dated at Stallynch, 3 June, 1 Hen. IV.

Thomas Meryet and Alianora his wife grant to John Hugyn all lands and tenements, &c. which were John Aynel 's in Stanlynche in co. Wilts, as also all the lands, &c. which they have in North Stanlynche. Dated at Stanlynche, 17 June, 6 Hen. V.

Composition before the bishop of Salisbury between John Whyte, warden of Winchester College , and the fellows of the same, proprietors of the church of Downton, Sarum diocese, and Ralph Lane, vicar of Downton of the one part, and William Grrene, esq., lord of the manor of Stanlynch , of the other part, by which the manor of Stanlynch is charged for tithes of £3 6s. 8d. to Winchester College, and £1 to the vicar of Downton, the rest of the tithes being assigned to manor for the time being. Dated, Salisbury 8 October, 1549.

Letters patent of King James I, to sir John Rodney, kt., granting to him, in consideration of a payment into the exchequer of 13s. 4d., the goods and chattels of Barbara Buckland, late of St Andrew's Holborn and of Stanelynch a recusant, together with two parts of the manor of Stanlynch, co. Wilts, for 41 years, at an annual rent of 44s. 5 1/2d. Dated at Westminster, 6 March, 8 James I.

Standlinch. 1598-1599.