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John Mytes of Herringfleet (Heringflet) sells to John Mellinge a messuage and 8 acres of land in Herringfleet (Heringflete). Dated at Herringfleet (Heringflete), 30 November, 42 Elizabeth (1599).

HOPTON. Stephen Boyes of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) demises to William Kempe, John Bee, and 2 others certain lands and tenements in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) which he, with others deceased, had from John Dunston. Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) 8 Jan., 1 Edw. IV.

Geoffrey Pampyng, burgess of Great Yarmouth (Great Jermmuth), grants to William Bluwet of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) his messuage and five acres of land in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 8 [March?] 2 Hen. VI.

John Goche of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) grants to Thomas Crote and others certain land lying in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated 18 March 32 Hen. VI. [Nearly obliterated]

Richard Hopere of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) and Thomas Denne grant to Edmund Wydewell burgess of Great Yarmouth (Great Jernemuthe), Hugh at Fenne of London, gent., and Robert Gedge of Great Yarmouth (Jernemuthe) two acres of land in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 24 January, 6 Ed. IV (1467).

John Sparow of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) and Henry Bosom, rector of Marlingford (Marlyngforthe), grant to William Davy, Thomas Denne and Clobert Bakon and others a certain messuage in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 20 Jan., 13 Ed. IV (1474).

Edmund Bee of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) and Thomas Aleyn of Lowestoft (Lowystoft) releases to Henry Bosom, clerk, all their right in a messuage in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) on the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 7 Ed. IV.

John Jernyngham of Hindolveston (Hilderston, Norfolk), releases to William Kempe and John Bee of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) all his right in a messuage, lands, &c. in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated 8 July, 4 Hen. VII (1489).

Illegible charter, granting to Thomas Banyard, John Corby and others ... dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 14 August .. Hen. VII.

⟨Hopton St Margaret (?)⟩ Thomas ... and ... Rollys demise and confirm to Thomas Couper of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), Edmund Bee and others one piece of land ... Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) on the feast of the Rebes [27 Jan.?] Hen. VII. [Mutilated]

Thomas Nutman, burgess of Great Yarmouth (Great Jernamuth) grants to Thomas Feltwell, burgess of the same, Joan his wife, and Richard Collet a tenement with a croft in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 16 June, 22 Hen. VII (1507).

William Hall of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) grants to John Reddwycke, clerk, one messuage in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated 2 July, 31 Hen. VIII (1539).

Indenture dated 18 December, 36 Hen. VIII (1544), by which the dean and chapter of Norwich demise to John Jernegan their manor, church, and parsonage of Hopton, paying annually for the same £6, for a term of ten years.

William Denete (?) of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), husbandman, and William Westmell of the same, grant to John Blacke (?) of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) the whole of a messuage called Hakons in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 17 February, 37 Hen. VIII (1546).

Ralph Parker and Margaret his wife one of the daugters of John Appleton grant to Herman and Cecilia his wife a tenement with a croft called Sheeres in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), 10 November, 8 Elizabeth (1566).

Indenture, dated 20 March, 21 Elizabeth (1579), by which John Jernegan of Somerleyton, esq., demises to William Roberdes of Swanton Abbot (Swynston, Norfolk), gent., all his right and interest for the remaining term of years in the manor and rectory of Hopton, in consideration of a payment of £100. Contains a clause of redemption on payment of the said sum of £100, &c.

John ... and Alice his wife grant to George Farby (?) a tenement with an inclosure in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated at Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) .. April 17 Elizabeth. [Partly obliterated.]

John Carpenter of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton) sells to sir John Wentworth, kt., all his right in a tenement, with a croft adjacent, lying in Hopton St Margaret (Hopton). Dated [day left blank] January, 7 Charles I.

Indenture made 17 Charles II, by which the 4 July, dean and chapter of Norwich demise to William Lockier of the precincts of the cathedral, notary public, their rectory, churchyard, glebe, and tithes of Hopton St Margaret (Hopton), for 21 years, at an annual rent of 53s. 4d., and certain wheat and malt.

LOUND. Alice de Lund, daughter of Ralph de Pesehale, grants to Robert, son of Edstan de Caldecotes (Caldecot near Fritton, Suffolk?), ten acres and half a rood of land in Lound (Lund) some near the way as you go from Lund to Rotepet towards the east, some in Kirkefurlong, some near the way going from the monastery of Lund in Boyton to the north, etc.; paying annually 12d., and giving now two bisants. (c. 1190-1200.)

Illegible quit-claim, temp. Ed. I. [Almost entirely obliterated; numbered in some old list 164.]

SUFFOLK. Geoffrey, son of sir John de Askeby, grants to Margery and Emma, daughters of the said Geoffrey, certain land in the fields of Lound (Lund). (c. 1270-80.)

Henry, son of Warin de Lond, grants to John de Droxton of Somerleyton (Somerleton) three acres of land in the village of Lound (Lond). Dated at Lound (Lond) the Friday on the feast os St. [Potentiana?] the virgin, 3 Ed. [III].

John, son of Robert de Lund, grants to Joan and Christiana, daughters of Margery Habreham of Kirk..te, two parts of one messuage with one house built upon it in Lound (Lund). Also he grants to Margaret, daughter of the said Margery, the third part of the said messuage with a smaller house. Dated at Lound (Lund), 14 Ed. II (no day).

Richard, son of Alam Elflot of Lound (Lund) , grants to William Poer de Flixton St Andrew (Flixton), son of Walter de Flixton, two acres and one rood of arable land in Lound (Lund). Dated at Lound (Lund) the Thursday next before the feast of St. Peter, 6 Ed. III.