Clapcote. Indenture by which Roger Badecok of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to Alice his daughter 5 scattered acres of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ by Wallingford, (1) is forera, at la Punde by Thomas le Arblaster ’s land on the south, reaching east to la Greneweye which leads to Hodesbot, (2) between the land late of Sir William de Bereford, kt., on either side, reaching to William of Melebourne ’s land towards the north Mill, and called la Forsshetase, (3) ½ acre between the land late of Henry Ywon on either side, at le Flexlond, reaching to the lynche towards Shillingford bridge, ½ acre between the land of William le Deyar’, merchant, and that of Henry Ywon , reaching to the said lynche, (4) in the shot called Stomforlong between Eustace Clements ’ land and that of Richard de Louches , (5) one acre in Middelforlong between the land late of Richard du char and that of Thomas le arblaster , reaching to le Russhepathe towards the west. Rent: 10 qrs. of barley. Witnesses: Richard de Louches , John son of Osbert of Notele , William Badecoke , Gilbert du char , Walter le cripse , Thomas son of Alan Rossel , Thomas Bone . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨1 Nov. 1327.⟩ Berks. ch. 69b. is the otherhalf of this indenture.

Clapcote. Roger Badecoke of W⟨allingford⟩ quit-claims to John son of Roger of Blebury of W⟨allingford⟩ and Alice his wife and R. B.’s daughter, those ten quarters rent [see M. 13]. Given at W⟨allingford⟩ Witnesses: Swayn of Morteley , John Mariot , Thomas Bone , William Badecoke , Richard Gratard , Roger of Mortone , Roger son of Nicholas the weaver . ⟨8 April 1331.⟩

Clapcote. Indenture witnessing that John son of Eustace Randoulf of W⟨allingford⟩ has enfeoffed Andrew de Sutton of the same with 2 acres of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ in the shot called Le Puynde between Sir Edmund de Bereford ’s land on the north and that of Richard Moryn of W⟨allingford⟩ on the south, reaching above Westweye on the east, and towards the west to Monekedene. If John pays Andrew 40/- in 6 years the grant shall be null. Witnesses: Richard Moryn , Robert Butty , Robert of Makkeneye , William Barefot , Gilbert du Char , Walter le Cripse , Thomas Aleyn . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨23 Aug. 1335.⟩

Clapcote. Robert Butti of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to William of Mulleburne called the taverner of W⟨allingford⟩ a toft of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ reaching to the highroad from Wallingford to Dorchester on the west. Witnesses: Richard Moryn , John Maryot , Gilbert du char , Thomas Alayn , Thomas of Oturbourne . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨14 April 1336.⟩

Clapcote. Indenture witnessing that John son of Eustace Randolf of Wallingford has enfeoffed John atte Rysshe of the same with the 2 acres mentioned in M. 15 on the same condition. Witnesses: William Barefote , Walter Whatinod , Roger atte Mulle , Robert of Mackeney , John Ruydale , Gilbert atte char , Robert of Toppefeld, clerk. Given at dateC⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨22 Oct. 1339.⟩

Clapcote. John Maryot of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to John ate Russche of the same, one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ in Medforlong, between William de Cornwaille ’s land on the north, and that late of Matilda Daynes on the south. Witnesses: Robert Butty , Philip de Louches , Walter Crypsse , Gilbert du char , Thomas Alayn , William Wrouch , Thomas Oturbourne . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨20 Jan. 1341.⟩

Clapcote. Walter le crupse of W⟨allingford⟩ quit-claims to John atte Rysshe of W⟨allingford⟩ and Alice his wife, his right in one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ in the culture called Fyfacres between John fitz- Richard de Louches ’ land on the west, and that of William Badecoke on the east, reaching on the north above the prior’s land. Witnesses: William de Lattone , William Barefot , Roger atte Mulle , Robert of Mackeneye , Gilbert atte char , Thomas de Oterboume , Robert of Toppefeld, clerk. Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨19 Feb. 1341.⟩

Clapcote. Walter Stephenes son of William Stephen grants to Henry le Veysin de Warborghe [the 4 acres described in M. 20]. Witnesses: ⟨ William de Lattone , William Barefot , Roger atte Mulle , Robert of Mackeneye , Gilbert atte char , Thomas de Oterboume , Robert of Toppefeld, clerk. Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟩ Richard de Louches . ⟨30 Sept. 1341.⟩

Clapcote. Gilbert de char de C⟨lapcote⟩ grants to John atte Rysshe of W⟨allingford⟩ one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ in Middelforlong, between the land of Sir Edmund de Bereford on the south, and that of Richard Moryn on the north. Witnesses [Robert of] Toppefeld, clerk. [The others are illegible.] ... Ed. III.

Clapcote. Alice Horsepathe late the wife of John Horsepathe of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to Alexander de Chelseye, rector of the church of Chynnore , Robert Wolveleghe, vicar of the church of Westhenrerthe , and John de Estbury, junior, 3½ acres of arable land lying together in C⟨lapcote⟩ at the north end of Inlondes de la Ruschecourt. Witnesses: Robert Holte , John James , William Harewelle , Henry Redynges , Robert Boty . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨25 Sept. 1358.⟩

Clapcote. Alice Folyot of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to Alexander of Sholseye rector of the church of Chynnore , Robert Wolvele, vicar of the church of Westhenrerthe , and John son of John of Estbury , 5 acres of arable land late of Roger Badecok, in C⟨lapcote⟩ . Witnesses: Robert Holte, mayor of W⟨allingford⟩ , John James , John Ergtwoltone , William Harewelle , William Arnegate , Thomas Hakeberne . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨25 Jan. 1362.⟩

Wallingford and Clapcote. Geoffrey fitz-Edmund grants to Gilbert the marshal a tenement ’in vallo castelli’ of Wallingford, which David his father held before him. Rent: 2/-, but if the rent due from the burgesses of W⟨allingford⟩ to the King, and fixed by King John, shall be pardoned, the rent shall be 6d. Witnesses: John de Wechenholthe, sheriff of Berkshire , Thomas de Munceaus , Richard Morin , Richard de parco , Richard of Brichtewelle , Walter Cotele , James son of Jukell , William sapiens , Robert son of William , Thomas of Witheham , Richard Ferrant . ⟨1204–15.⟩

Holy Trinity, Wallingford. Indenture by which Richard son and heir of John de Louches of Wallingford grants to John le Gr[e]dere of W⟨allingford⟩ one acre of land in Clopcote called Bataylacre, between Osbert of Notele ’s land and that of Robert de Meleburne , extending from the north to the south in la Westwey, for a certain piece of land with buildings in W⟨allingford⟩, in the parish of Holy Trinity, by Corteyslane. Witnesses: Robert of Meleburne , Richard de curru , Osbert of Notele , Henry Ywon , William de Meleburne , Alan of Clopcote , Gilbert of Maundeville , Richard West , William le Feron, clerk. ⟨28 March 1307.⟩

Buckingham. Ralph son of Hugh de Stratford , forester, grants to Henry son of Robert two messuages with houses &c., which he had of the gift of William son of Richard the miller of Burtone , in the town of Buckingham, lying at la Hulle, between the abbot of Butlesdene’s messuage and that late of Richard Musard . Rent: 8d., and 7d. to William son of Richard of Burton . For this grant Henry gave him 3½ marks. Witnesses: Sir Ralph Harang , Sir Hugh de Castilun , Sir William fitz-Reginald , kts., Berner of Horew[ode] , William of Thame , Henry the butcher , Hugh of Sybeforde , Laurence Perte , Roger Wygesoule , Hugh le Taylur , William le Taylur . ⟨c. 1260.⟩

Claydon (Bucks. ⟨recte Oxon.⟩). Richard of Grimescote grants to St. L⟨eonard’s⟩ , in free alms, a croft near the hedge belonging to the Hospital (sepes infirmorum) ’and one acre’ lying over Sugkewrche in Hafdelond above the acre held from the Hospital in lancetagium (infirmorum lancet’). Witnesses: Ralph of Grimescote , Robert of Culewrthe , Simon of Cropiri , William of Prestecote , William of Selvestone . ⟨1150–70.⟩

Claydon (Bucks. ⟨recte Oxon.⟩). Richard son of Anselm of Grimescote grants to St. L⟨eonard’s⟩ in free alms land in C⟨laydon⟩ which they formerly held from him at farm, i.e. (i) the land once held by Walter son of John in villeinage, (ii) a virgate which Ailwyn once held from the grantor in villeinage. Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Arderne of Hanewelle , Sir John fitz-Guydo , Hugh of Bereford , Walter le honorable , Simon of Cropp ’, master Thomas of Molintone , William his brother, Lawrence of Herdewic , Nicholas of Palsynton , John Waudard , Henry Gadone . ⟨c. 1210–c. 1220.⟩

Claydon (Bucks. ⟨recte Oxon.⟩). Henry called the Marshal of Farneberi grants to the same, in free alms, a messuage and a virgate of land in Claydon, which he had of the gift of Richard de Grimmescote , namely the virgate which Richard Atteyate once held from R. de G. in villeinage. Witnesses : Sirs John Passelewe , John Peche , knights, Jordan de Say, lord of Farneberi , Walter le Honurable , Henry Mile of Chaddeleshunt , Anselm de Grimmescote , William Gyffarde of Wirmelectone . ⟨c. 1260–70.⟩

Radcliffe [Bucks.]. William Foliot, senior, of Evenele [Evenley, N’hants.] , grants to Ralph Harang of Radeclef a messuage with a garden, 20 acres of arable land, 10 acres of meadow, and 15 acres of pasture which Nigel his father bought from Odo Borewater of Radeclef , in R⟨adcliffe⟩ and Schekem, lying between Ralph Harang ’s messuage on the south and the manse of John le Catur on the north, [boundaries specified]. Witnesses: Symon, abbot of Betlesdene [Biddlesden] , William de Evenesholte , Walter Bastarde , Ralph Porcel , R. his son, Robert de Bayntone , Walter Cotus , Yvo Cotusforde , Roger his brother, Ralph Langeporthe . ⟨ … ⟩

Ravenstone. William called the Young of Weston grants William his son 3 acres of land in W⟨eston⟩ , of which 1 acre lies in the south field above Longecroft, at the cross called Walter’s, between William Swirthing ’s land and that of Martin Blund , and 2 acres lie in the north field—one in Stenewelleforlong, between William Pynant ’s land and that of Robert Aunfray , the other in Northlongforlong, between John Sybile ’s land and that of ... Rent: a rose at midsummer. For this William (the son) gave 2/-. Witnesses: Sir Roger Damar’, kt., Sir Ralph de Cestertone, kt., Sir Richard called the Poor (Le Poer) kt., Robert the Young of W⟨eston⟩ , William de Millington , Philip the clerk . [Torn.] ⟨c. 1270.⟩

Ravenstone. Henry the Mason of Ravenestone grants to Thomas his son, for his service, ½ acre of land in R⟨avenestone⟩ , lying in land called Goderode, between the land late of Henry Ascelene and that of Walter Aluerhic , abutting at one head on the land of John fitz- William de R⟨avenstone⟩ , and at the other on the croft late of William Aylward . Rent: 1d. and forinsec service. Witnesses: Walter de R⟨avenstone⟩ , John his brother, William Caperun , Walter Jurdan , Edward de Divisis , Nicholas Thonge , Thomas the chamberlain . ⟨c. 1280–1300.⟩

Ravenstone. Indenture by which John de R⟨avenstone⟩ grants to Philip Tone of R⟨avenestone⟩ and Alice, the grantor’s daughter, in free marriage all the lands and tenements in R⟨avenstone⟩ which he had of the gift of Philip Tone . Witnesses: Nicholas the smith of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Henry the apothecary of the same, Philip Alurich , Nicholas Golone , Walter the cook . Given at R⟨avenstone⟩ . ⟨25 Nov. 1329.⟩

Ravenstone. Indenture by which John Golone of R⟨avenstone⟩ and Alice his wife grant to Hugh Ode of the same and Isabella his wife, and Henry le Fullere and Agnes his wife, an acre of land in R⟨avenstone⟩ between Walter Tone ’s land and that of Henry Eve (or Ene) at Fonleslow. Rent: a rose at Midsummer, for 12 years, and after that 13/-. Witnesses: Henry de ... Robert Alewey , Philip Alrich , Richard le spicer , Nicholas le smyth . Given at R⟨avenstone⟩ . ⟨3 Oct. 1344.⟩

Ravenstone. Indenture by which Richard Gateman of R⟨avenestone⟩ grants to Hugh Ode of R⟨avenstone⟩ and Isabella his wife 6 strips and pasture at the head of each, lying in the great croft by the land of Nicholas le smyth in three places of the same croft, for 13 years from Michaelmas, 20 Ed. III. Half the fruits are to go to the grantors, who may resume possession if the land is left uncultivated. Witnesses: Robert Alewey , Henry de castro , Richard Spicer , John le Feroner (?), John Laurence . Given at R⟨avenstone⟩ . ⟨29 Sept. 1346.⟩

Shalstone [Bucks.]. Walter son of William the carter of Saldistone grants to William the clerk, his brother, of Westburi , for his service and for a house which he bought from Peter, late the son of Richard Franceis of Westburi , a piece of land lying between the grantee’s land on either side, and reaching to the house of Richard le Pape : thirty feet by twenty feet: with half a strip over Brerforlong by le Wodewei, reaching over Flexlond. Witnesses: Ralph of Senliz , Jordan Bastard , Thomas Rikeward , Robert Hardel , William the palmer , John the clerk , William the clerk . ⟨c. 1230–40.⟩

Great Fordham [Essex]. Matilda, relict of William Seburc of Fordham , grants to Richard de Ewell of the same, for 40/-, a field with hedges and ditches, called Haukeslond, and a path, in the parish of Great Fordham. Rent: 2/-. Witnesses: John Chaucie , William Pol , Walter Bichedun , Ralph son of Agnes , John his son, Richard Boli , Stephen the cook , John son of William , John his son. Given at Fordham. ⟨17 May 1349.⟩ Endorsed, ’Carta de 4 acris terre vocatis Haukeslond ... quas Robertus Hoolde modo tenet in anno 8 Ric. II.’Part of the same document as MS. Ch. Essex 193.