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William Barne of Gryston and Catherine his wife (late wife of Thomas Gaine ) grant to Thomas Mynnes a messuage and land and also a rent of 2s. 6d. in Gryston. Dated at Gryston, 4 April, 22 Elizabeth.

Richard Bowne of Martyn, co. Norfolk , grants to Peter Mynnes of Gryston , and Agnes his wife, certain land in Gryston. Dated 1 October, 38 Q. Eliz.

HALE, BLAKENEY, &c. Thomas, parson of the church of Holt , remits and quit-claims to William, the vicar of Chetestan , and Thomas, parson of the church of Saxlyngham , all right and claim in the manor of Panewrtht and in 8 acres of land, £7 6s. 8d. rents, and a rent of 1 lb. of pepper in Hale, Blakeneye, Cleye, Salthous, Egefeld, Wabourn, Stivkeye, Wyveton, Lerygsete, Batlesthorp, and Holt near Blakeneye, and the half of the manor of Hogthone near Walsyngham. Dated at Holt the Sunday before the Annunciation, 9 Ed. III.

HALE alias HOLME HALE. Presentation by K. Charles I, of Dudley Hopper, clerk, S.T.B., to the church of Hale alias Holm Hale. Dated at Westminster, 30 Nov., 15 Chas. I.

Sir William de Morlee, kt., grants to sir William de Berghe, parson of the church of Cauntelee, and John de Congham , his manor of 'Bakonesthorpahall' in Hengham, which he acquired from Edmund de Bakonesthorpe, knt., and James his son. Dated at Hengham the Saturday on the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 27 Ed. III.

HINGHAM, BERGHAM, WOODRISING, HARDINGHAM, and STANFORD. Indenture made the Monday next after the feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 43 Ed. III, between sir William de Morlee, marshal of Ireland, of one part, and Simon de Donemowe of Hengham of the other part, witnesseth that the said sir William grants to the said Simon his manor of Hengham, and a house called the fishhouse, and the lands, &c., which were sir Edmund de Baconsthorp's, kt., in Hengham, and other lands, &c., which are called 'Watieres tenement' in Hengham, Bergh, Woderisyngg, Hardyngham, and Stanford, except the advowson of the church, and a croft in Hengham.

John Jeckys , Thomas Bredman , William Lawes , and John Toke, of Hengham , demise and confirm to William Norton , William Vyncent, chaplain, and John Smyth , one messuage in Hengham. Dated at Hengham the Monday next after the feast of the Invention of the Cross, 18 Hen. VI.

WILLINGHAM. Confirmation by William, bishop of Norwich of a composition between Hugh, the prior, and convent of St. Faith, Horsham, and sir Philip, rector of two parts of the church of Willingham, Norfolk diocese, concerning the right to the tithes of the lordship formerly of the lady Agnes le Straunge in Willingham now held by the lady Eleonore le Straury . Dated at Norwich, 1 August, 1326.

Appointment of Stephen de Catton by the prior and convent of St. Faith, Horsham, as their proctor in a cause of arbitration before Thomas de Methelwold, official of the bishop, concerning a house in Parmentergate in Norwich, between themselves and the prior and convent of the Holy Trinity, Norwich. Dated at Horsham, 7 May, 1345.

Thomas, bp. of Norwich , grants to the prior and brethren of Ingham, near Hykeling, and to sir Miles de Stapeltone , founder of the said church, a special licence for further building in the cemetery of the parish church of Ingham, provided the parishioners consent. Dated in the monastery of St. Bennet of Hulme, 27 June, 1361.

General pardon by Edw. IV to John Blakeney, the prior and the convent of Ingham, for all offences committed before 4 Nov. last 14 [Apr.] an. [3?].

KILVERSTONE. Christiana Hacoun , formerly wife of Richard de Bungey, of Thetford , quit-claims to Adam Cokerel of Thetford , all her right in one piece of land in the fields of Kylverdistone. Dated at Thetford the Saturday next before the feast of Nativ. St. John Bapt., 13 Ed. II.

Adam Cokerel of Thefford grants to Ely de Petrisburgh one acre of arable land in the fields of Kylverdiston. Dated at Thefford the Sunday next after the octave of the Epiphany, 18 Ed. III.

LANGLEY (Abbey of). Letter of Rycher, the abbot and convent of Langley, reciting the confirmation by Roger, bishop of Norwich , 12 Kl. Feb, of the appropriation and patronage of the churches of the Holy Trinity, Lodun; St. Gregory, Hekyngham; St. Mary, Ryveshal'; St. Mary, Kyrkeby; St. Elene, Randeworth; St. Botulph, Limpenhog; and St. Margaret, Trykeby; to the uses of the said abbot and convent of Langley, excepting the collation to the church of Randeworth which belongs to the bishoprick of Norwich. Dated Wedn. after Conv. of St. Paul, 1275.

RANWORTH. Letter of Rycher, the abbot, and convent of Langley, confirming the right of collation to the church of Randworth, whenever vacant, to Roger, bp. of Norwich , and his successors. Dated at Langley the Wednesday next after the feast of the conversion of St. Paul, 1275.

Indenture by which Nicholas the abbot, and convent of Langle, demise to Bartholomew White, arm., 15½ acres, ½ rood, and 9 perches of land, in three pieces, for 80 years, he paying to the said abbot and convent 3s. annually at Shotesham. Dated at Langle, 10 March, 38 Hen. VI.

WATLINGTON. Ralph, son of Basilia de Wathtlington , grants to the hospital of St. Mary Magdalen, upon the causeway between Lynne and Geywoode, two acres of meadow lying in the village of Wathtlington in frankalmoigne. ( c. 1220-30 .)

William Duraunt of Suthlenn and others, grant to Alice , relict of Geoffrey Burghard , daughter of Matthias Herelewene of Suthlenn , seven messuages, 28 acres of arable land, 60 acres of meadow, in villages and fields of Suthlenn, Northlenn, Northclenchwarton, Northrongeton, Westwynch, and Herdwyk. Dated at Suthlenn the Sunday next after the feast of the exaltation of the Holy Cross, 26 Ed. III.

Robert de Botekisham, burgess of Lenn , quit-claims to Robert de Brunham, burgess of the same place, all his right in the whole of that messuage which anciently was called 'Haldeynesmees' lying in Southlenn, between the common way which leads to the windmill, and the messuage formerly John Listere 's on the east, and the mess, of William Vyneor and the land of the heirs of Richard Howton on the west, and extends itself in length to the bank near 'le Southbrecaske' towards the south as far as the Flete formerly sir John de Wygenhale 's, and Mathew Herlewyn 's towards the north. Dated at Bishop's Lenn the Monday next after the feast of the circumcision of our Lord, 8 Hen. IV, the aforesaid Robert de Brunham then mayor, and Edmund Belleyetere then alderman, of Lenn aforesaid.

DUDELINGTON. Appropriation of the church of Dudelingtone, Norwich diocese, to the abbess and convent of Marham, and ordination of the vicarage, by John, bishop of Norwich , dated at Terling, 13 kl. Jan. 1302. Acceptance by abbess Mary and the convent dated at Marham, 4 kl. January, 1302. [Mutilated.]

MASSINGHAM (Great). John, the abbot, and convent of Hambeia, Normandy, grants to the bishop of Norwich, their church of Great Massingham. Dated 1232.

MORLEY ST. BOTOLPH. Deed of Thomas, bishop of Norwich , and consent of the prior Nicholas and chapter, for the appropriation of the parish church of St. Botulph's of Morle, with the chapel of St. Peter annexed, to the use of the warden and chaplains of the college chantry of Morle, saving an annual pension of 16s. to the bp. and his successors. [This deed is not sealed by the prior and chapter, nor dated, but has the attached.] [1358-1368] (cf. Blomefield.)

SHOTESHAM. Yvo de Broch , son of Gosceline de Kirchelle?, at the petition and with the consent of Matilda his wife, and William and Thomas his heirs, grants to the church of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, one acre of arable land in Shotesham at Wetewde. (c. 1180-90>.)

William, son of Roger de Kringesford , grants to the church of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, in frankalmoigne, his tenement Lefquenesecroft in Shotesham for which which he, his wife and his sons, were received into fellowship, and the almoner, Roger Tanere , gave him four marks. (c. 1170-90.)

SCROUTEBY. Alice, daughter of Nicholas de Scrouteby , grants to William, the prior, and convent of the church of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, for the health of her soul, &c., the whole of that land and tenement in Scrouteby which the said prior and convent have by the gift of Reginald, son of Nigel de Scrouteby . (c. 1270-80.)