William de Clympesfolde grants to John de Clympesfolde his father the whole of his tenement called Blakelond, with a field and two crofts with a curtilage in Hechingefelde. Dated at Hechingefeld the Sunday next after the feast of St. Richard, bishop, 11 Ed. III.

John de Clympesfolde quit-claims to William his son all right and claim in that tenement called Blakelond, and one field and two crofts and one curtilage, in Hechingfeld. Dated at Hechingefeld the Sunday next before the feast of St. Gregory, pope, 11 Ed. III.

Andrew Peter grants to John de Clymppusfold and Matilda his wife and William their son the whole of that tenement called Blakalond in Hechyngfeld. Dated at Hechyngfeld the Sunday next after the feast of St. Martin, 12 Ed. II.

Richard, son and heir of John de Bradebrugge , quit-claims to William his brother all right in the land called Petreslond and in a piece of land called 'Le hyldes', and one garden formerly John atte Wode 's in Hechyrigefeld. Dated at Slyndefold the Wednesday next after the feast of St. James, apostle, 13 Ed. III.

John atte Sonde of the parish of Wernham remits and quit-claims to Roger de Bradebregge and Agnes his wife all right to twenty acres of land and two houses called 'Le hylde' in the parish of Hechyngfelde. Dated at Hechyngfelde the Friday next after the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, 30 Ed. III.

Richard, son of John de Bradbrige , grants to sir Adam Kareles and Thomas, son of the above Richard, that garden which John de Bradbrige his father obtained from John atte Wode in Hechingfelde. Dated at Slinfolde the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Katharine, virgin, 33 Ed. III.

Robert Sherpenyst of Hechyngfeld grants to John Bonert and William Merlot all his lands, rents, and tenements in the parish of Hechyngfeld called Sherpenystlond and Sclotherlond, in co. Sussex. Dated at Hechyngfeld the Sunday next after the feast of Corpus Christi, 17 Hen. VI.

Henry Husee , esq., Alvered (Averay) Berewyk, esq., and William Berewyk , esq., demise and confirm to Thomas Shurley , esq., Thomas Saunders , gent., John Staple , gent., John Roberts , gent., Henry Michell , and John Hall , lands, rents, &c. in Hachynfeld, which they had to the use of the said Henry Husee, by the gift of John Hall at the desire of Thomas Holond . Dated 10 May, 22 Hen. VIII.

Duplicate of Ch. 97.

Indenture dated 1 April, 25 Elizabeth, of sale by John Hussey of Cookefeild, esq., to Stephen Horley of Hitchingefeilde, husbandman, of the manor of Welle in Hechingfeld, paying £20 yearly.

Indenture made 15 June, 33 Elizabeth, reciting the sale by John Hussey of Cuckfield, esq., of the manor in Hitchingfield to one Stephen Horley for an annual rent of £20, dated 10 May, 25 Elizabeth ; also the sale of the said annual rent to Edward Lewknor of Denham, esq., and Thomas Wroth of the Inner Temple, gent., dated 2 Feb., 30 Elizabeth, which said annual rent by the present indenture is regranted to John Hussey by Edward Lewknor and Thomas Wroth .

Indenture dated 15 June, 33 Elizabeth, between Edward Lewkenor of Denham , and Thomas Wroth of the Inner Temple, gent., of the one part, and John Hussey of Cuckfield of the other, concerning a messuage in Hechingfeld.

Indenture made 16 May, 24 Charles II, between Henry Husee of Edgerton, co. Kent, esq., and Christian his wife of the one part, and John Michell of Warnham, esq., Edmund Michell of London, draper, and Thomas Middleton of Horsham, gent. of the other part, of the sale of the rent charge of £20 from lands in Hichingfeeld to the said Edmund and Thomas for £400.

HELLINGLEY and WALDEBN. Richard de Grenstede grants to Robert de Charlokestone , the whole of the land in Hellingelege and Walderne that he bought of sir John de Gatesdene , and which was formerly William le Tornur 's . [c. 1270-80] .

HERYNGHAM (Priory of). Charter (indented) by which the prior and convent of Heryngham demise to John Eyloue , clerk, the tithes of the ancient demesne of Sir William Dautrey ('de alta ripa') in Warnecamp for 20 years at an annual rent of 10s. Dated at Heryngham in the feast of St. Gregory, 15 Hen. VI. [Mutilated.] .

HEYSHETT and SUTTON. Grant of free warren by K. Hen. III, to John de Percy , in all his lands of Heyshette and Suttone in the county of Sussex. Dated at Wodestok, 10 August, 36 Hen. ⟨III⟩ . Witnesses, Galf. de Lezinnan fratre nostro, etc.

HURSTPIERPOINT. Henry Elyot , Richard Elyot , John Nore , and Thomas Polyng demise to William Bradbrugge and Alice, daughter of John Preston , lands and tenements in Hurstperpound called 'le Knollond' and 'Lotlond' alias 'Hoblond.' Dated at Hurstperpound, 14 Dec., 5 Hen. VII.

Charter (indented) made the Monday next before the feast of St. Thomas the apostle, 15 Rich. II, between Thomas de Leghe of the one part, and John Waryn of Penham of the other, witnesseth that Thomas leases to John a field, garden, &c. called Swetericche for 29 years, in the parish of Hurstperpound.

HORSHAM. Lambert, son of Walter, son of Christiana de Uckefeud , grants to William de la Denne , for his service &c. and 10 marks sterling, the whole of his land called 'La Hulle' in Horsham, which Simon Terry gave to his mother Lucy . (c. 1270-80.)

William de Brawse grants to John de la Denne , for his fealty and 100s., the whole of the land called which Richard de le Denne , his father, held in the parish of Horsham, and also the land which Alwin de Wolegete held, paying annually 8s. 2d. (c. 1260.)

Alice, formerly wife of John de Crochurst , grants to William atte Denne of Horsham two fields of land lying in the parish of Horsham, which came to her on the death of her husband, called Northrud and Stoneyehaghe; for her life at an annual rent of 3s.. Dated at Horsham on the vigil of St. Margaret, 11 Ed. ⟨I⟩ .

Richard, son of John de la Denne , grants to William de la Denne his brother for 20s., 3s. of annual rent in the parish of Horsham. (c. 1280.) .

Alice, wife of John de Crochurst of the parish of Horsham , remits and quit-claims to Nicholas ate Rideforde all her right as dowry in lands and tenements in Horsham, which the said Nicholas had from her late husband. Dated at Horsham the Sunday on the morrow of St. Barnabas, 23 Ed. I.

Godfrey, son and heir of John de Krochurst , is bound to William ate Donne of Horsham and his heirs in a sum of £10, not to sell any of his land to anyone but the said William if the latter will give as much as another. Dated at Horsham the Sunday next after the feast of St. John the Baptist, 8 Ed. II.

Godfrey, son of John de Krochurst of Horsham , grants to William atte Denne of Horsham for 40s. a certain meadow called Hosemede in the parish of Horsham. Dated at Horsham the Sunday next after the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 8 Ed. II.