CARLETON COLVILE. William Horman, Robert Rypyng, and Robert Dolfyn, of Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvile), grant to John Oldryng and Agnes his wife one messuage, 34 acres of land, and 3s. annual rent in Carlton Colville (Carleton Colvyle). Dated there, 16 Oct., 14 Hen. VI (1435).

Release from Edmund ... ⟨2(?)⟩ Elizabeth. Almost entirely effaced.

John Vaghe grants to Robert Theward one piece of land in Scaldeford meadow in Coddenham (Codeham). (c. 1250-60.)

John Folour of Sudbury, butcher, Henry Turnour, and 5 others enfeoff John Folour, mercer, Thomas Ayloff, and 6 others with all those lands and tenements in Great Cornard, lately demised to them together with William Skalder and two others. Dated at Great Cornard, 4 September, 16 Ed. IV (1476).

CREETING ST. MARY, CREETING ALL SAINTS, and CREETING ST. OLIVE. Sir Ralph de Buckyngge, kt., appoints Hamo del Wode his attorney to deliver seisin to William del Wode of Creeting St Mary (Cretyngge St. Mary) of one curtilage in the same village. Dated at Ashbocking (Assch' near Helmingham) the Sunday next after the feast of St. Botulph, 20 Ed. III. [See Ch. Suffolk 626.]

Edmund Langeman of Coddenham (Codenham) grants to John Colman, sen., son of John Colman of Coddenham (Codenham), one annual rent of 5s. going out of those lands and tenements in Creeting St Mary (Cretyng St Mary) and Creeting All Saints (All Saints). Dated at Coddenham (Codenham) the Saturday in the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas, martyr, 9 Hen. VI.

Grant from .... and John son of ... to ... [Almost entirely effaced.] Dated Sunday before feast ... 14 Edward III.

John Lynne of Edwardstone (Edwardleston) grants to Thomas Martell, esq., and five others, all his lands, tenements, &c. in the villages of Edwardstone (Edwardeston), Great Waldingfield (Great Waldingfield ) and Little Waldingfield, Groton (Groten), and Milden (Mildynge). Dated at Edwardstone (Edwardeston), 26 August, 8 Hen. V (1420).

GORLESTON. Joan, relict of William de ... quit-claims to Geoffrey de B... , for a certain sum of money, one plot of land in Gorleston-on-Sea (Gorlestone). Dated at Gorleston-on-Sea (Gorlestone) the Saturday next after the feast of All Saints, 8 Ed. II.

GROTON. Nicholas Cokerel of Groton (Groten) grants to Henry Melksop of Milden (Melding) for 15s. one piece of arable land in the village of Groton (Groten). (c. 1270-80.)

Probate attached (see MS. Ch. Suffolk 1307a), dated 9 October, 1483.

ICKLINGHAM. Indenture between king Henry VIII and George Rowse reciting an indenture dated 18 October, 30 Hen. VIII (1538), from the abbot and convent of Bury St. Edmund, of a lease of the manor of Icklingham with members (Iklyngham), co. Suffolk, for 60 years, at an annual rent of £24, which said lease is surrendered, and another, by the present indenture, granted for 21 years at the same rent. Dated 12 December, 31 Hen. VIII (1539). [With seal of Augmentation Office, broken.]

⟨Bramfield (?)⟩ Cristiana, formerly wife of Hubert Mory of Bramfield (Branfeld) , grants to Costentine Skeith of Ipswich, for half a mark all her right in a piece of meadow, which she has in the name of dowry of Hubert her husband. (c. 1280-90.)

Indenture made 16 July, 4 Elizabeth (1562), reciting the bequest of Henry Tooley, and the surrender to the mayor and corporation of Ipswich, of the lands, &c. given for the foundation of an hospital at Ipswich. [3.5 sheets; mutilated.]

MELDING. Grant from Peter de Denardistone to James de Mottislo of two crofts in Milden (Meldinge), one called Mecreseynes and the other Blakeleye Pychtel. (c. 1260-70)

John Stede of Blundeston (Blundistun) grants to Robert Eysman, for his homage and service and 4½ marks sterling, two acres of his land in the fields of Somerleyton (Sumerletune). (c. 1250-60.)

Gilbert Depenham and John and William Rookwode demise to Andrew Botiller knt. and Katherine his wife and their heirs the manors of Waldingfield Hall Carbonells (Great Waldingfeld) and Chylton in co. Suffolk, with the advowson of the churches of the same, which they had with others by the gift of the said sir Andrew Botiller, kt. Dated at Great Waldingfield or Little Waldingfield (Waldingfeld), 10 Oct., 1 Hen. V (1413).

Illegible charter, dated [38?] Ed. III. [Wholly obliterated.]

Ralph Barton, clerk, James Rutlond of Sudbury (Sudbiry), and others, demise to Isabel Rutlonde, Roger Ponder and James Rutlonde of Great Waldingfield or Little Waldingfield (Waldyngfeld) one piece of pasture in the village of Great Waldingfield (Great Waldyngfeld). Dated at Great Waldingfield (Great Waldyngfeld), 19 Sept., 2 Henry VII (1486).

Commission from Thomas, the prior, and chapter of Rochester, to their bretheren John, keeper of the cell of St. Felix, Walton, Norwich diocese, William de Schotindon, sacrist of Rochester, Thomas de Hakyntone, John de Grenestrete, and John de Westham, to elect a bishop of Rochester, the see being then vacant. Dated in their chapter of Rochester, 8 Id. June, 1291.

Roger de Multon grants to Hugh de Bakinghetch and Peter de Lausele [sc. Lawshall], merchants of Bury St Edmunds (St. Edmund), for 6 marks one piece of arable land lying in the field of Westley (Westle), reckoned at six acres in the field called le Dune. (c. 1270-80.)

Roger, son of Roger de Multone, sells and quit-claims to William, the prior, and hospital of St. Peter of St. Edmund all his right and claim in six acres of arable land lying in the field of Westley (Westle), in the field called le Dune. Dated 29 Ed. I. (Without date of day)

Robert Gyffard grants and confirms to John de Brom and three others eight acres of land lying in the fields of Westley (Westle) near Bury St Edmunds (St. Edmund). Dated at Westley (Westle) the Tuesday on the feast of St. Crispin and Crispinian, martyrs, 30 Ed. III.

⟨Wickham Skeith⟩. Hugh de Lassandre grants to Richard de Bosco of Wickham Skeith (?) (Wicham), for his homage and service and for 10s. 4d. in hand paid, one acre and half a rood of wood in the wood called Hyda, paying yearly two pence. (c. 1250)

Thomas Hose of Wickham Skeith (Wycham) grants to Adam, son of Thomas Hemming, for 16s. eight pieces of arable land in Wickham Skeith (Wycham), paying yearly five pence. (c. 1240-50.)