ROBERT'S BRIDGE (Abbey of). Fragment of examinations of certain witnesses in a cause of tithes between the prior and convent of Ledes (?) and the abbey and convent of Robert's Bridge, of the lands and value of this abbey in Lambrehurst. Endorsed: 'contra abbatem de Ponte Roberti'. [c. 1260-70?] .

RUSPER. William Chich grants to Adam le Banant and Alice his wife one part of his land with a house in the parish of Ruespere, paying annually 12d. (c. 1270-80) .

John Newdegate of Newdegate grants to John Bartelot, jun., and Robert Nytember all his lands and tenements in Rowesparre called Westegotewyke. Dated at Rowsparre the Sunday next before the feast of St. Margaret, virgin, 3 Hen. VI.

SEAFORD. Richard Pegworth , clerk, remits and quit-claims to Simon Bernevale of Seford all actions real and personal against the said Simon to the date of this present writing. Dated at London, 22 January, 31 Hen. VI. .

⟨TORTINGTON PRIORY⟩ . Notarial instrument of an appeal to Rome and to the audience of the archbishop of Canterbury by John Hormere, canon of the priory, against some criminal charges alleged against him "per quosdam er(?)nulos"; 6 Feb. 1387 .

SHIPLEY near HORSHAM. Isabella, late wife of William Herberd , grants to Thomas le Ventre and Joan his wife the whole of her part of a parcel of land called Bruggreslond in the parish of Sheplee, also a croft &c. in Horsham. Dated at Horsham the Saturday next after the feast of St. Gregory, 42 Ed. III.

SLINFOLD, &c. Richard de Climpesfaude and Alice his wife grant to John their son two acres of meadow in the parish of Slindefaude in the meadow called 'Norzlondes med', formerly belonging to Walter de le Strode , saving to Mabilia, who was the wife of Walter Kerdolong, for her life; with remainder to Alice sister of the said John. (c. 1260-70.) .

Richard Climpesfaude grants to John his son the whole of his messuage and garden in the parish of Slindefaude, which he bought of Helewise, the widow of Ralph le Rus . (c. 1270-80.)

Richard de la Strode, son and heir of Thomas de la Strode , remits and quit-claims to Oliver de Esseby all right in a piece of land and the mill of La Hyde, about which they had had a dispute, for 14s. 4d.. (c. 1240-50.)

Robert de Clympesfolde de Slyndefaude grants to John de Clympesfold his brother the whole of a field which is called 'La Hyde' in the parish of Slyndefaude. (c. 1280-90.) .

Walter de Penge , son of Walter le Marechal , grants to Oliver de Eslee for the sum of 40s. the half of a mill in the parish of Sclindefaud, viz. at 'La Hyde' at an annual rent of 10s. (c. 1270.)

William de la Stroude grants to Joan, daughter of Richard de Climpesfolde , the whole of his land called 'Strodlond' and Roulonde in the parish of Slindefaude, and 5s. annual rent in Wornham, and the field called Hyeluescroft, and i6d. rent and a meadow called New Bridge in Wornham. (c. 1270-80.)

John de la Toune, son and heir of Gilbert de la Toune , remits and quit-claims to William, son of Robert de Clympesfaud for 20s. the services due to him from a tenement in Slindefaude. Dated at Slindefaud the Monday on the morrow of Easter, 29 Ed. I.

Richard de Clympesfaude grants to John his son two acres of meadow in the parish of Slyndefaude in the meadow called Northlondesmed. (c. 1270-80.) [Apparently a regrant of Ch. 175 after the death of Alice and Mabilia; the witnesses are the same.] .

Richard, called 'Le Page,' of Slyndefaud , grants to Roger his brother three acres of arable land with buildings thereon in Slyndefaud, paying annually 12d. (c. 1270-80.) .

Convention dated Easter, 13 Ed. II, between John de Klympesfold of the one part, and William de Ayselye of the other, by which the said John grants to the said William a ditch in Slyndefold. .

John de Clympesfolde grants to Roger his son 16s. annual rent from a tenement called Tounlond in Slyndefolde, held by Richard Wyldegous , Matilda his wife and Richard his son. Dated at Slyndefold the Saturday next after the feast of St. Stephen, 10 Ed. III.

John de Clympesfolde grants to Richard Wyldegous and Matilda his wife, for their lives, certain land called Tounyngeslond in Slyndefolde. Dated at Slyndefold the Monday next after the feast of the Nativity B. V. M., 10 Ed. III.

William de Asshele , son of William de Asshele of Horsham , grants to William Urry, sen., two water-mills and lands &c. which he had by heirship after the death of his father, at La Hyde in Slindefolde and Warnham. Dated at Warnham the Friday next after the feast of St. Nicholas, bishop, 12 Ed. III.

Whereas William, son of William de Asshele , granted to William Urry , sen., two mills and their lands in Slindefolde and Warnham, by a charter kept in the hands of Walter de Bonewyk , now the said William de Urry concedes that at the end of four years from the feast of the Annunciation next, the said mills and lands shall revert to the said William de Asshele . Dated at Horsham the Friday next after the feast of St. Nicholas, bp., 12 Ed. III.

John de Bradebrugg grants to Roger his son four messuages, 25 acres of land, and two acres of meadow in Slyndefold. Dated at Slyndefold the Sunday next after the feast of St. Laurence, 15 Ed. III.

John de Bradebrugg appoints William de Clympesfold his attorney to put Robert his son in possession of four messuages and 25 acres of land and two acres of meadow in Slyndefold, as in Ch. Sussex 189. Dated at Slyndefold the Sunday next after the feast of St. Laurence, 15 Ed. III.

Richard, son of John de Bradebrug of Slyndefold , grants and quitclaims to Roger de Bradebrug his brother all right and claim in 4 messuages, 25 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in the meadow called Northlongesmed in Slyndefold, also in a meadow called Jeoiezie in Slyndefold. Dated at Slyndefold the Monday after the feast of St. Blasius, 16 Ed. III.

Roger de Bradebrugg grants to John de Bradebrugg his father the whole of his land called Crokkereslond and a field called Le Hyde in Slyndefold and Warnham. Dated at Slynfold the Sunday next after the feast of St, Lucy the virgin, 16 Ed. III.

Roger de Bradebrugg grants to John de Bradebrugg his father the whole of his land called Crokkeresland and one field called Le Hyde in Slyndefold and Warnham. Dated at Slyndefold the Sunday next after the feast of St. Lucy, virgin, 16 Ed. III. Counterpart of Ch. 192.