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William Crispin grants to William Cuminehe for five marks the whole of his messuage in Tunebr[idge], which was Heimar the chaplain 's, he paying for all services 1 lb of cummin, saving the service of 2s. due to the church of St. Mary Magdalen, Tunebr[idge]. (c. 1230-40.)

Ralph de Bubherst grants to Goditha his sister the whole of the land which Richard Ster held of Reginald of the church ("de Ecclesia"), which lies between the land belonging to the vicarage of Brenchesle and the land of Richard the smith , son of Robert the smith ; paying annually to the said Ralph and his heirs one halfpenny. (c. 1250-60)

Sir Richard de Appelgard, kt., grants to the priory of [Tunebrige] in frankalmoigne five roods of arable land lying in the fields of Denardistone. [Mutilated.] (c. 1230-40.)

Henry, son of Nicholas Fromund , grants to the church of Tunbridge an annual rent of one penny paid by Philip de H[er]bervile from the land of 'la Denne' in the parish of Tunbridge. (c. 1220.)

DENNEMANNESBROKE. Richard de Clare, earl of Hertford, grants to the prior and canons of Tunebregge in frankalmoigne certain land called 'Dennemannesbroch' together with the rents of 14s. and ..d., to find a light in the said church where his body may rest; also the service of John de Ymewrth , viz. 10 pounds of incense, payable at the feast of St. Michael, to incense his body, &c. (c. 1210-15.)

Fragment of grant by Robert de Grethla to the church of Tonebrugge. [Almost entirely illegible.] (c. 1210-20)

BOTTISHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. William le Mous of Swapham Bolebec grants to David, the prior, and convent of Tonabrige for 20s. sterling in hand paid, one croft in Bodekesham; paying annually for the same 6d. c. 1240-60.

ESSEDENN (East) [Ashen, Essex]. William Seuerleg (?) grants to the church of St. Mary Magdalen, Tunbruge, and the canons there, three acres of land in Eastessedenne paying yearly 16d.; for this grant the said prior and canons gave 9s. sterling. (c. 1210-20.)

Robert ate Londe , son of John ate Londe , grants to the prior and canons of Tunbridge for eleven marks the whole of his land called 'La Londe' in the parish of Brenchesle, with appurtenances, which extends from the land of Thomas the vicar of Brenchesle , which is of the same fee, as far as Sheiselle towards the west, and from the land of Godwine Cunelard , which is of the same fee as far as Stokeselle towards the north, except one acre enclosed. Also he conceded an annual rent of 3 1/2d. Also 2 acres of land with appurtenances which he held of Hugh ate Cherche ; and one acre which he held of Viel, paying annually to him one penny of forgavel and rents to various others. (c. 1240-50.)

Peter the Cook , son of Symon the Cook , grants to the prior and convent of Tunebrige the whole of the land called 'La Londe,' in the parish of Brenchesle, namely that which Robert, son of John de la Londe held of him; paying annually for the same 27 pence. (c. 1240-50)

Reginald, son of Geoffrey de la Londe , quit-claims to Robert de la Londe for 10s. 42 acres of land in Brenchesle, paying annually for the same 2d. (c. 1230-40.)

WICHERST. Clement, son of Martin , grants to the prior and canons of Tunebrige the whole of his land which he had upon Wicherst, and a croft called Elunchescroft paying annually for the same one penny, and to the monks of Stokis 26s. 1/2d. Witn. John de Ymmewrd, seneschal. (c. 1220-30.) [See Haisden.]

HAISDEN and WICHERST. Henry, Gilbert, and Peter, sons of Clement, son of Martin , grant to the prior and canons of Tunebrige, in frankalmoigne, one annual rent of 6d. from a meadow formerly their father's in Haisden, and another of one penny from land in Wicherst. Witn. Richard the Foresta, constable of Tunebrige (c. 1230.) See Wicherst. [Rubbed.]

Recital by bishop of Rochester of a grant to the prior and convent of Tunbridge. [Mutilated.] Dated prid. id. Aug. at Malling 1242.

... Pudindenn, widow, grants to the prior and convent of Tunebrige all her right and claim which is in the parish of Siburne of the fee of Pudindenn, viz. that which Alured her husband formerly held. Witness Richard the Forester , then constable of Tunbridge, (c. 1240.) [Mutilated.]

SNEYLESEL. Geoffrey de Appelgar grants to the church of Tunebrige, in frankalmoigne, a piece of land containing 5 roods in the field called 'Sneyleshel,' one end abutting on Mustle. (c. 1230-40.)

William, son of Reginald de Lega , grants to the prior and canons of Tunebrige for six shillings 8d. of annual rents from the parish of Lega. (c. 1230.) [Rubbed.]

Giles de Hesedenne grants to the church of St. Mary Magdalen of Tonebrige 5d. rent, and one hen, and a horse-shoe ('ferrum equinum'), which was annually paid to him by William de Boghinghurst and his heirs from certain land which he held of him in Hesedenne; for which donation the paid prior and convent gave him 3s. sterling. (c. 1260-80.)

Benedict Srobbe grants to the prior and canons of St. Mary Magdalen, Tonebregge, in frankalmoigne, a certain part of his land and a messuage with a house thereon, with a way belonging to the same, in the parish of Lega, of the fee of Eustace de Wlkstede . (c. 1240)

Benedict Srobbe grants to the prior and convent of Tunbridge a field in the parish of Legh which is of the fee of Eustace de Wlkestede , paying yearly 3d. ... (c. 1240.) [Much rubbed and partly effaced.]

Grant from Gilebert son of Gilebert de la Burre to the priory of Tunebrige of his land at la Denne which he inherited from his father, of the fee of Henry Fromund . (c. 1240-50.)

MALLING ... Peltebem son of ... quit-claims to the prior and canons of Tunbridge, for himself and heirs, for four shillings their whole right in a tenement in the village of Mallinge, Rochester diocese. (c. 1230-40.) [Mutilated and partly effaced.]

William, son of Eilwin , grants to John Rolland for 5s. one 'deiwerk' of land in Tunebrige, paying annually one penny. (c. 1220.) [Mutilated.]

Robert, son of Peter Blod , grants to the prior and canons of Tunebrige for 2s. the whole gift which Peter his father made to them with his body, viz. one croft which lies near the way going from Tunebrige to Winchelesea, and 6d. annual rent from Bartholomew the physician for a messuage in Tunebrige. Witn. Sir Richard de Aquila, seneschal, Hugh vicar of Tunebrige . (c. 1230-40.)

Peter Blod , son of Humphrey Blod , grants to the prior and canons of Tunebrige a croft which lies to the right of the way which leads from Tunebrige to Winchelese, and also 6d. annual rent received from Bartholomew the physician from a messuage in the burgage of Tunbridge which he holds of him. Witn. Sir Richard de Aquila, seneschal, Hugh vicar of Tunebrige . (c. 1230-40.)