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Carta Petri de Hautboys confirmans Aliciae filiae Parmentarii, de Caletorp, terram et tenementum in villa eadem, XIV. denariis altari ecclesiae B. M. V. ibid, ad luminare anuuatim reddendis; cum sigillo. [temp. Henr. III.]

An agreement between the prior and convent of Giseburn and the monks of St. Mary's, York, concerning the tithes of Urvele Sich and certain other lands between Piketon and Apelton, referred by Pope Celestine , by bull dated Lateran, 3 Kl. Aug., 5th year of his pontificate (i.e. 1196), to the abbots of Kirkstall and Suanesbi and R., prior of Malton , for settlement. .

Johannis, Ep. Norwicensis, literas Robertum de Rollesby, presbyterum, admittentes et rectorem instituentes in ecclesia de Thurvertone, Petro Roscelyn, milite, patrono; cum sigillo. Dat. London, xiv. kal. Jan. 1317.

Carta Sewaldi, Archiep. Ebor. assignans Joh. de Reygate, militi, manerium de Styveton, quod habuit de D. Roberto de Wyleweby, solvendis eidem Roberto 3. marcis in festo Pentecostes, an. 1258 ; cum sigillo.

Cartae Gaufridi abbatis et monasterii de S. Ebrulfo, de decimis in foresta de Charnewode fragmentum ; cum sigillo. [temp. Edw. I.J

Carta Thomae Roscelin, militis, confirmans Simoni Kenyng de Manyngham et Aliciae uxori quinque denariorum redditus et duorum caponum de terris et tenementis in villa de Crostweyt, juxta Bromholm, simul cum advocatione ecclesiae ibid, habend. de capitall. dominiis feodi, etc. ; cum sigillo. Dat. ap. Walkote, die prox. ante fest. nativ. S. Joh. Bapt. 7 Edw. III.

Simonis, Ep. Norwicensis, literae patentes confirmantes magistris et fratribus hospital. S. Egidii de Norwic, jus patronatus ad ecclesiam de Seenges; cum sigillo. Dat. Derham, die. Sabb. prox. post fest. S. Lucae, 1264.

Conventio facta inter Aviciam, quondam uxorem Ricardi fil. Angodi, de Cornerde, et Hugonem de Tudelham, de tenemento quodam in Binesle in parochia de Bolemere ; cum sigillo. Dat. die Domin. prox. post fest. S. Martin, an. 1259.

Carta Nicolai, prioris, et conventus S. Dionysii juxta Southampton, confirmans Ricardo de Suwyk, Burgensi, unum messuagium cum curtillagio in suburbio ibidem, tribus solidis sterling, annuatim reddendis ; cum sigillo Rieardi Suwyk. [temp. Hen. III.]

Inspeximus by the dean and chapter of Glasgow of two deeds of inspeximus by John and by Robert bishops of Glasgow, in 1273 and 1330 and (?) of a decree by John, bp. of Glasgow , dated 8 id. July 1265, to the prior and convent of Giseburn, concerning pensions payable from the churches of Anand, Loughmaban, Cumbertre, Gretenhou, Raynpatrik, and Kirkpatrik, in Scotland. Dated at Glasgow the Sunday next after the feast of the Ascension of our Lord, 1330. .

Henrici VIII. literae patentes Vincentio Rowlando concedentes, ut indigena sit et verus ligeus infra regnum Angliae ; cum sigillo et sign. autograph. Henrici regis. Dat. Westm. 14 Apr. an. reg. 32.

Helewisae Dubelday, de Erpingham, carta concessionis et quietae clamationis Rogero, vicario de Caletorp, in terra et messuagio in villa de Caletorp, pro servitio et x. solidis sibi datis, et octo denariis ad illuminare altaris ecclesiae S. Mariaj ibid, annuatim reddendis; cum sigillo. [temp. Henr. III.]

Aliciae filiae Ranildis, de Colvestre, carta concedens et confirmans Beatrici, filiae suae, unam acram terrae in Colvestre, reddendo annuatim unum denarium, et faciendo cantare unam missam caritatis, intuitu die lunae prox. ant. Cineres, pro salute animae suae, etc. cum sigillo. [temp. Edw. I.]

Radulphi de Scoyz, de Westrudham, carta concedens et confirmans Eustacio de Ferers pro homagio et servitio suo et pro xl solidis arg. in gersumiam datis, terram quandam in campis de Westrudham co.; cum sigillo. [temp. Henr. III.]

Claydon (Bucks. ⟨recte Oxon.⟩). Henry Faber of Farneberge grants to the same, in free alms, Richard son of Walter Sweterich of Cleydon , with all his issue and chattels, whom the grantor bought back from Richard fitz- Anselm de Grimescote . Witnesses: Nicholas de Say , John Kachelewe , Alexander de Wulfeye , Richard fitz-Symon de Bradewelle , Robert de Aubundele , clerks, Richard de la Dene , Robert de Leueland , Stephen the baker . ⟨c. 1240–c. 1250.⟩