BHO

Deeds: B.701 - B.800

Pages 280-290

A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 1. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1890.

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B.701 - B.800

[N'hamp.] B. 701. Release by John Home, of Daventry, son and heir of Simon Home and of Agnes his wife, to William Catesby, knight, Walter Mantell, knight, and John Bokyngham, chaplain, of his right in lands, tenements, rents, reversions, &c, in the vills and fields of Catesby and Shopys, which had descended to him upon the death of his father and Agnes his mother, the latter being the daughter and heiress of John Warde of Catesby. 14 April, 9 Edward IV.
[N'hamp.] B. 702. Demise by John Bradwelle, of Overecatesby, chaplain, to his brother William and Agnes, his wife, of a messuage and land in Catesby. 13 Richard II. Fragment of seal.
[N hamp.] B. 703. Demise by Isabella, prioress of Catesby, to John Harryes otherwise Barker, of Shopis, and Emma his wife, of a house called 'Le Barkehouse' within the priory of Catesby, with a mill for bark and other necessaries for the calling of a dyer . . . . September, . . . . Edward IV.
[I. of Wight.] B. 704. Grant in frank almoin by Thomas Crispin and Sarah, his wife, to the abbey of Quarr, of land to the north of the castle of Karebroc, which they had of the grant of Roger le Esperuer. Witnesses:—Robert do Scorewelle and William de Glamorgan, knights, Jordan de Kinkeston, William de la Mar, bailiff of Newport (Novus Burgus), and others (named). Fragment of seal.
Rutl. B. 705. Demise by John Massi, knight, Arthur Daunport, Ralph de Egerton, William Brerrerton, Thomas Bernard, clerk, John Fox of Ty, and John Inse to Hugh Brow, knight, of the manor of Wodehed and the advowson of the church of Brigcasturton. Thursday after the Assumption, 16 Richard II. Seals.
[Rutl.] B. 706. Grant by Hugh Browne, knight, to Robert Fox, parson of the church of Ty, John Knot, Ralph Swynerton and Robert Chevercourt, of the manor of Wodhedde with the advowson of the church of Briggecasterton. Monday before St. Martin in the winter. 18 Richard II.
[I. of Wight.] B. 707. Demise by Adam, abbot of Quarr, to Richard the Tiler (Cooperatorio) of a messuage in the vill of Karesbrok and also of lands in the said vill, which the abbot had of the grant of Yda, daughter of Walter the Chaplain (Cappellani), and relict of Aufredus formerly the clerk. Witnesses:—William de Sancto Martino, William de la Marche, Walter Bernard, Henry vicar of the castle (vicarius de Castello), and others (named).
Linc. B. 708. Grant by Henry Kynge, of Careby, and Agnes, his wife, to William Hykson, of the same place, of a messuage and land upon the Beneland in the vill and fields of Careby, which they had of the grant of John Grytwyng. 13 May, 11 Henry IV. Seals.
[Linc.] B. 709. Demise by Agnes Leyke, prioress of St. Michael, Stamford, and the convent of that place, to Richard Bukke, of Careby, Agnes his wife and John their son, of messuages and land in the vill and field of Careby. Michaelmas Day, 11 Henry IV. Seal.
I. of Wight. B. 710. Demise by Geoffrey, abbot of Quarr, and the convent of that place, to John le Dyghere, of Caresbroke, and Lucy, his wife, of a grangehouse and land in Caresbrouke, formerly held from that abbey by Thomas le Dygher. Sunday before St. Potenciana the Virgin, 1340. Seal.
B. 711. Grant by Agnes Pyleth, of Cachebroke, to John Dymmok, of the same place, of a toft and curtilage in Cachebrok'. Saturday, the feast of St. John ante portam, 37 Edward III. Seal.
Worc. B. 712. Indenture between Thomas, abbot of Pershore, and Robert Forstall, of Lyghe, Isabella his wife and Richard, their son, relative to their bond to secure to the abbot and convent peaceable possession of the manor of Castellyghe. Friday, the vigil of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. 8 Richard II.
[N'hamp.] B. 713. Grant by William son of Ralph de Esseby, to Simon son of Richard de Haddon, of land in the field of Katesby. Witnesses:—Nicholas de Kapis, William le Franceis of Staverton and others (named).
[Rutl.] B. 714. Letter of attorney by John Browe the elder, for John Tylet, of Brigcasterton, to receive the seisin of land, &c., in Brigcasterton. Morrow of All Souls, 11 Henry IV. Damaged.
[Rutl.] B. 715. Grant by John Wynd to John de Clyve, both of Staunford, of land in the field of Little Caster ton. Friday after the Epiphany, 13 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
Rutl. B. 716. Demise by Margaret Underwode, of Spaldyng, to John Browe, of Briggecasterton, of lands, tenements, &c., in the vill and field of Briggecasterton. Christmas Day, 14 Henry IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 717. Grant in frank almoin by Walter Thursteyn, of Buninton, to the abbot and monks of Bordesley, of lands between Catchesbrayn and Grosfurlong, in Grosfurlong, Luttlecatchesbrayn, Stodfurlong, at Cholmes-cros, Luttle Hefurlong, Uvereyardfurlong, Nethereyardfurlong, on the Portwey, under the Nethrechirgwey, between the two Chirgweyes, on Claytenhulle, in Croizfurlong, Longetunge, Littlecleytenhulle and Caldewellefurlong, all in the territory of Buninton. Witnesses:—Robert, parson of Bunintone, Roger Godefrey of Budeford, Ralph Juvene of Brome, Robert le Norreys, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Rutl.] B. 718. Grant by William Apethorpe, of Staunford, to John Browe the elder, son of -Hugh Browe, of land, messuages, &c., in Brigcasterton, . . Henry IV. Seal. Damaged.
[N'hamp.] B. 719. Letter of attorney by John Home, of Daventry, son and heir of Simon Horne and of Agnes his wife, for Thomas Arnold and William Hertyshorn to deliver seisin to William Catesby, knight, Walter Mantell, knight, and John Bokyngham, chaplain, of lands, tenements, rents, &c., in the vills and fields of Catesby and Shopys, which had descended to his mother Agnes upon the death of her father John Warde of Catesby. 10 April, 9 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Rutl.] B. 720. Grant by Thomas Elys, son of Richard son of Richard de Stanford, to Simon, son of William Broun of Great Casterton, and to Margery, his wife, of houses with land lying between the highway and the water of the Wasse, and of land in Dalefurlong in the field of Great Casterton. Sunday before the Purification, 35 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
N'hamp. B. 721. Grant by William Chater, son of Thomas Chater of Over Shukborowyk (Shukburgh) co. Warwick, to Edmund Newnham, William Cokkys and Richard Palmer, of land and a burgage in the fields of Catesby. Also warrant of attorney for John Skynner and John Goodman. Thursday after the feast of St. James, 8 Henry VII.
[N'hamp.] B. 722. Release by Adam de Bradewelle, of Catesby, to the prioress of of Catesby, of his right in lands called 'le Welleseche' and 'le Newebiggenge' in the field of Catesby. Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, 1 Edward II.
[ ] B. 723. Settlement between the abbot and convent of St. Martin of Seez (de Sagio) and their tenants of Estergate, of the one part, and John atte Rake, of the other, viz., that he was bound by reason of his tenement of 'la Rake' to repair at his own expense the bridge between Bernham and Gate. Thursday after St. James the Apostle, 11 Edward II.
[ ] B. 724. Confirmation by Simon Danvers, of Bourton, to the canons of Chaucombe, to hold in frank almoin, of the lands and tenements which they held of his fee in Bourton. Witnesses:—Thomas, parson of Botindon, and others (named). The Annunciation, 10 Edward II. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 725. Confirmation by Robert Takel, son of Sanson Takel of Brunham, to the canons of Suleby, to hold in frank almoin, of the donation by his said father to them of the homage of Walter son of Richard de Nedrebrunham, and of the tenure of the said Walter within the vill and in the field of Nedrebrunham. Witnesses:—Roger de Beltoft, Geoffrey de Brunham, Robert le Norreys of London, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[N'th'l'd.] B. 726. Demise by William de Hedewyn and Alice, his wife, and Robert, son and heir of Walter de Burneton, to Thomas de Duxfeld, a burgess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of a yearly rent issuing out of the manor of Burneton West. Saturday after the feast of . . . . ., 1334.
[ ] B. 727. Settlement of disputes between the abbots and houses of Dore and Stratfleur (Ystradflet) by the decision of arbitrators, viz., of the abbots of Neht (Neath), Tintern, Margan, Alba Domus (Whiteland, otherwise Alba Landa) and Aberconu (Conway or Aberconway) and of other lieges, especially Llewellyn; the abbot and convent of Dore abated (remisit) all plaints and losses done to their house by the abbot and convent of Stratflur, who in future should not disturb the abbot and convent of Dore or make any alienation either by themselves or any of their men in the lands, pastures, and woods in Cantresclif, which that House held by their charters. Any monk or lay brother (conversus) of either House, who should break this peace, to be expelled from his House, nor should such a one be readmitted except by a general Chapter. This peace was confirmed A.D. 1209, under the seals of the arbitrators and the abbots of either House.
[N'hamp.] B. 728. Release by John le Longe, of Schenesby, to the prior and convent of Chaucumbe of his right in lands in the fields of Chaucumbe. 6 April, 25 Edward III. Seal.
[N'hamp.] B. 729. Grant in frank almoin by Robert Densy, of Chaucumbe, to the priory of Chaucumbe, of land in the field of Chaucumbe upon Cubbewelle forlong. Witnesses:—Richard de Leonibus, Robert Dawers, Robert Basset, of Williamescote, and others (named).
Endorsed: Charter of Robert le Freman of Chaucumbe.
[N'hamp.] B. 730. Grant in frank almoin by Amicia Denseye, during her widowhood, to the prior and canons of Chaucumbe, of land on Mercumbehulle abutting on the Mereweye and on Sheppenhulle, in Kekeput, Blakeput, Longesmale Edwinwelle, Overbanlonde Estmannelonde, Erthnotehulle, Witenhulle, Heggeforlang, Cumbeforlong, Emeteforlang, Flexlonde, and opposite the well called 'Mixwelle' in the territory of Chaucumbe. Witnesses:—Richard de Fardingeston, Roger de Leonibus, William Breton, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 731. Grant in frank almoin by Dionisia de Nafford, daughter of Walter son of Reginald, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the field of Bereford bounded by the land, which her brother Henry had granted to the said monks next the mill of 'la Lee,' with pasturage there, and the little island near the mill of 'la Lee.' Witnesses:—Roger de Cherlecote, Simon, parson of Bereford, Robert de Nafford, her son, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 732. Grant in fee farm by Robert de Nafford to the abbot and monks of Bordesley, of a messuage in the vill of Bereford, and the croft extending from the highway to Avene. Witnesses:—Walter de Enneford, Richard son of Pavia, parson of Bereford, Thomas de Stokes and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 733. Grant by William de Cantilupo (Cantlow) to Walter de Daiville, of lands in Bereford. Witnesses:—Stephen de Sedgrave, Walter Poher', Robert de Lamare, William de Curly, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 734. Demise by Robert Bolton, "Minister" of St. Radagundis of Tellesford (Thelesford) co. of Warwick, to Richard Jenyns, of Berford, of land in Berford. Feast of St. Lawrence the Martyr, 13 Edward IV. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 735. Grant in frank almoin by William, lord of Bereford, son of William de Nafford, to the monks of Bordesley, of the Jands and tenements which they held of his fee in the vill of Bereford, viz., those of which they were seised, on the day of the Purification 7 Edward I., of the grants of Walter son of Amford de Bereford, Robert de Nafford, Geoffrey the prior of Teflesford, Simon de Elvedon, William de Elvedon, Ralph Leuremon, Amfrid son of Walter, and Robert Amfrey of Bereford. Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 736. Letter of attorney by William Lacy, Richard Quatermaynes, esquires, and Thomas Dalton, clerk, for Henry Somerlond, of Warwick, and Richard Aspelon, of Berford, to deliver to Nicholas Upton, of Berford' seisin of land and tenements in the vill and field of Berford. Feast of St. James the Apostle, 31 Henry VI.
[Warw.] B. 737. Bond by John de Nafford, lord of Bereford, to the abbot of Bordesley for arrears of rent for the mill of Bereford, payable at the mill of 'la Le,' Bereford. Ninth of the Kalends of June, 21 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 738. Release by Katherine, daughter and heiress of Geoffrey Luffe of Berford near Warwick, to Robert le Walkere, of Bereford, of her right in lands and tenements in the vill and field of Berford (Barford). Witnesses: —John Wengrave, parson of ths church of Berford, and others (named) Tuesday after St. Ambrose, 39 Edward III. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 739. Confirmation by Walter son of Anfred de Bereford, to the hospital of Thevelesford, to hold in frank almoin, of the lands in the vill of Bereford, formerly granted to that house by Alice, daughter of Reinbald de Cherlecot'. Witnesses:—Roger de Cherlecot', Philip de Kinton', and Richard de Bereford.
[Warw.] B. 740. Release by Joan Baker, widow of William Baker of Warwick, to Peter Lynedraper, of Warwick, and Elizabeth, his wife, of her right in land, tenements, pasturage, &c., in Bereford and in the fields of Berford, formerly the property of her husband, and which he bad of the grant of Thomas Knyght, clerk, John Knyght his brother, and Nicholas Warwyk of Warw)k. 27 June, 5 Henry IV.
[Linc.] B. 741. Release by Robert son of Robert son of Nicholas de Hoverbronham, to Ralph son of Thomas de Bronham, of his right in lands [in Over Bronham] formerly the property of Alice Atthetounesend and in lands which he had purchased from Simon son of Beatrix and Alice his wife. Witnesses:—Ralph Bron, Philip le Clerk, John Galian, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Linc.] B. 742. Grant by Ralph son of Margery de Over Brnnham to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunbam, of land in Brunham, rendering yearly for the same a rose at the feast of St. John the Baptist. Witnesses:—Thomas de Brunham, Roberr Takel, Thomas Brune, and others (named). Fragment of a seal.
[Linc.] B. 743. Grant by Ralph de Brunham, to his son Thomas, and Juliana daughter of William Crak', of that manor in the vill of Over Brunham and parish of Haxay, which he had of the feoffment of Sir Oliver de Busci, kuight, and a croft there called 'Raurildcroft,' rendering yearly for the same a rose at the feast of St. John the Baptist. Witnesses:—Roger de Novo Mercato, John de Layburn, John de Eyville, and others (named). Seal broken.
[Linc.] B. 744. Grant by William son of Simon son of Geoffrey de Over Brunham, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of land in the vill of Over Brunham and in Aslactoft. Witnesses:—Roger de Beltoft, Oliver de Brisci, Robert Takel of Haxay, and others (named). Seal.
[Linc.] B. 745. Release by Alice Witheved, widow, daughter of Gilbert Takel, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in a toft and croft in the vill of Over Brunham and in land in Aslaktoft. Witnesses:— Roger de Bello tofto, Thomas de Brunham, Robert Takel of Haxay, and others (named). Seal.
[Linc.] B. 746. Graut by William Marche, of Nether Brunham, to Henry son of Stephen Fox, of the same place, of land in Snaythinges in the field of Over Brunham. Witnesses:—Ralph de Brunham, John Galian, Ralph de Garton, and others (named).
[Linc.] B. 747. Release by Stephen, son of William Marche of Nether Brunham, to Henry son of Stephen Fox, of the same place, of his right in land in Snaythinges in the field of Over Brunham, which he had of the grant of the said William Marche. Witnesses:—Ralph de Brunham, Ralph Galian, Ralph de Garton, and others (named).
[Linc.] B. 748. Release by Alice Withevede, of Beltoft, widow, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in land in Over Brunham and Aslactoft. Witnesses:—Roger de Beltoft, knight, Thomas de Brunham, Robert Takel of Haxay, and others (named).
[Linc.] B. 749. Grant by Avicia, daughter of Roger the Cook (Coci) of Westewod, widow, to Thomas de Brunham, of land called 'Sewalcroft' in Over Brunham. Witnesses:—Robert Takel, Thomas Brun of Haxay, and others (named). Seal.
Linc. B. 750. Grant by Joan, late wife of Robert Taylour of Over Brunham, to John Penykok, of a messuage in Over Brunham, and lands and tenements in the vills of Over Brunham, Nether Brunham, Estlonde, or in the parish of Haxay within the jurisdiction of Haxholme. 13 November, 30 Henry VI. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 751. Release by Robert son of Emma de Misterton, to William son of Adam le Sergeant of Over Brunham, of her right in a messuage and land in Over Brunham. Monday, the feast of St. Faith the Virgin, 45 Edward III. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 752. Release by John, son and heir of Oliver HeJewyse of Over Brunham, to John, son of Henry de Hesyll', of the same place, of his right upon the death of his father in a toft abutting on the road from Over Brunham to Kynyardfery, and on a lane called 'Blakelane.' Monday in seven days of Whitsunday, 13 Henry IV.
[Linc.] B. 753. Grant by John, son of John Dudnay of Haxay, to John, son of Henry de Hesyll' of Over Brunham, of a toft in Over Brunham. Feast of St. Mary of Egypt, 13 Henry IV. Fragment of seal.
[Linc.] B. 754. Release by John de Westhorpe, chaplain, and John Broune, of Over Brunham, to William de Garbon of a messuage and croft in Over Brunham, which they had of the feoffment of the said William de Garton. Wednesday before the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1410.
[Linc.] B. 755. Grant by Jean, widow, late wife of John Belyon of Estlound, to Sir Robert Flexhewer, of Misterton, chaplain (domino Roberto Carnifici de Misterton capellano) and Adam Cogan, of Estlound, of land called 'Godrykhagh' in the field of Over Brunham, and land called 'Elfletehagh,' and of the reversion of lands and tenements in the same vill held for life by Joan, widow of Ralph de Garton of Over Brunham, the grantor's uncle. Thursday before SS. Peter and Paul, 1370. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 756. Release by John, son of John Belyon of Estlound, to John son of Henry de Hesyll' of Over Brunham, of his right in land in the field of Over Brunham abutting on the lane leading to Methelwod, and on land next Elfletehagh' abutting upon the 'Twentiaeres.' The Purification, 1 Henry V. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 757. Release by Joan, daughter of John Garton, and relict first of John Belyon of Estlond, and subsequently of William Emson of the same place, to William Gergarde, of her right in land in Over Brunham Wednesday before St. George the Martyr, 1401. Fragment of seal.
[Linc.] B. 758. Counterpart of B. 755.
[Linc.] B. 759. Grant by Ralph de Brunham to John de Brunham, William Wascclyne, William de Brunham, Thomas de Misen, chaplain, Thomas son of Thomas de Brunham, John Cutwolf and William de Dodithorp of a messuage and land in Over Brunham, and all lands, fisheries, pasturages' &c., in the Island of Haxholm and in Walkeringliam in 'le Clay.' Tuesday before the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 43 Edward III. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 760. Grant by Thomas de Misne and Robert Flexbewer, chaplains, to Ralph de Garton, of Over Brunham, and Joan his wife, of a messuage in Over Brunham and lands in the field of that vill and elsewhere within the Isle of Hoxholm, all which they had of the feoffment of the said Ralph de Garton. Sunday the feast of St. Ambrose the Bishop, 1367.
[Linc.] B. 761. Grant by Oliver Helewys, of Over Brunham, to Thomas, Alice and Agnes, his son and daughters, of a toft with the trees growing thereon in Over Brunham. Wednesday, the morrow of St. Martin in winter, A.D. 1348, 22 Edward III.
[Linc.] B. 762. Grant by William son of Robert son of Nicholas de Over Brunham, to Walter son of Thomas de Brunham, and Geoffrey de Ros, to hold from John de Moubray, lord of the fee, of a messuage, land and wood in Over Brnnham, and of the reversion of his mother Elizabeth's dower, of two natives with the land they held together with their sequels, of divers services due for lands in Estlund, Over Brunham, Nether Brunham, and Westwode, and rents due for lands in Levyngtoft, Haxay, Over Brunham, Anlavbek and in the fields of Lund and Brunham. Wednesday before SS. Simon and Jude, 1 Edward III.
[Linc.] B. 763. Release by Robert son of Walter de Brunham, to John son of Thomas de Brunham, and to John son of William de Brunham, of his right in the lands, tenements, rents and services, late the property of Robert son of Nicholas de Over Brunham, which they had of the gift of the said Walter de Brunham, and which were in the vill of Over Brunham. Thursday before the Purification, 1338. Seal broken.
[Linc.] B. 764. Grant by John, son of John Broune of Over Brunham, to William, son of Adam Sargeant, of land at Smythlandes in Nether Brunham. Sunday before St. James the Apostle, 1368. Seal.
[Linc.] B. 765. Grant by Thomas Carter, of Nether Burnham, to the prior of the House of St. Mary within the Isle of Axholme, of land in Nether Burnham abutting on the road from Haxay to Epworth. 10 August, 11 Edward IV.
[Warw.] B. 766. Grant in frank almoin by Walter son of Amfrid de Bereford, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in Radeclive, Holecumbe, 'le Leadich', Culvresslade, High Watlesburn, Lower Holecumbe, Brondred, Tolowe, and Rueclive in the territory of Bereford, and also of the homage and service of William de Elvedon. Witnesses:—Roger de Cherlecot',Eustace Putot, Roger de Hwitford,and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 767. Confirmation by Henry de Nepferd to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of the grants of the lands held by them, on the day of the Purification, 16 Henry III., of his fee in the vill of Bereford, and which they had of the grants of Walter son of Amfrid de Bereford, Robert de Nepford, Geoffrey, the prior of Teflesford, Simon de Elvedon, William de Elvedon, Ralph Levremon, and Amfrid son of Walter de Bereford. Witnesses:—Stephen de Sedgrave, Peter de Sancto Eadwardo, William de Camvilla, John Duruassal, John de Ludebroc, Simon de Bercheston, William de Sancto Eadmundo, then sheriff, Thomas Peissun, and Ralph de Lamore. 16 Henry III. Fragment of seal.
Kent. B. 768. Grant by Thomas Grene, son and heir of Thomas Grene, to Thomas Kyngson, in consideration of the latter's services for the recovery of the marsh of the manor of Burgh Asshe in Plumstede, of a yearly sum payable out of that manor. 3 December, 22 Edward IV. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 769. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleia, son of William de Burleia, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land lying between Burleia and Suangr' upon Wolwardinghul, in the Grene Slade, Kembislowe next 'le Merlond' of Eadricheston, Little Wolwardinghul, Wodeweise, and 'le Warthinghul' in the field of Burleia (Bearley). Witnesses:—William de Wilmecote, Peter de Wolwardinton, William de Waleford, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 770. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleg', son of Nicholas de Burleg', with the consent of John de Burleg', his lord, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in Burleg' (Bearley). Witnesses:—Simon Bagod, Alan de Blez, William de Buninton, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 771. Grant in frank almoin by Amfrid son of Walter de Bereford, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land in Mulwrlung towards the Avon in the territory of Bereford. Witnesses:—Roger de Cherlecot', Eustace Putot, Roger Balance, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 772. Grant in frank almoin by Robert son of William de Burleia, with the consent of William, his lord, to the abbey of Bordesley, of a grove abutting upon Stoniewei and Fenniepole in Burleia (Bearley), and also of land there. Witnesses:—Absalon de Aldr', Roger de Cherl', Alan de Blez, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 773. Grant in frank almoin by Robert son of Amfred' de Bereford, to the abbey of Bordesley, of land abutting on the road from Bereford near Warwick to Watersland, in the territory of Bereford. Witnesses:— Walter de Wuluardinton, Simon de Stok', William de Burl', and others (named). Seal broken.
[Warw.] B. 774. Acknowledgment by Henry de Napford that he holds the mill of Bereford from William, abbot of Bordesley, with a covenant not to injure the mill of 'la Lee,' and to erect certain bounds at Alrefford above the level of which the water was not to be allowed to rise. Witnesses:— Stephen de Segrave, Peter de Sancto Edwardo, William de Camvile, William de Sancto Edmundo, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Sussex ?] B. 775. Grant by William son and heir of Stephen Franceys, to Geoffrey de Woknelle and Walter his son, of a yearly rent issuing out of a messuage called 'Overdale' in the vill of Burgrhsse. Sunday before Palm Sunday, 1314, 8 Edward II. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 776. Covenant between the abbot and convent of Bordesley and Elizabeth, relict of Alexander le Blu, relative to a demise by her to the said abbot of lands in the field of Bur' (Bearley), in Sterf furlung bordering upon the road, leading from Stratford, in Wotton, Blakebroc and Hokinde Stret. Witnesses:—Simon de Stok', William Franceis, and others (named). A.D. 1251. Fragment of seal.
[Essex.] B. 777. Grant by John de Burgate, of Chiggewelle, co. Essex, to Peter de Pakenham, of the lands called 'Burgateslongeredenes' abutting upon the highway in the forest of Waltham, which leads from London to Eppynggehethe, and also on the road leading to Monekenebukhurst. 1 April, 15 Edward I. Fragment of seal.
[Kent.] B. 778. Release by Adam de Essebi and his wife, Juliana de Burlc, daughter of Isabella de Burle, to the abbot of Boxley of their right in a yearly rent issuing out of land lying between Meilefeld and Estfeld in Burle (in the parish of Boxley.) Witnesses:—Richard Birch, Peter de Burle, and others (named). A.D. 1246. Seals broken.
[Warw.] B. 779. Demise by Elizabeth, late wife of Alexander le Bluu, to the abbot and monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Burley in Elrefurlung, at Blakebroc upon the road leading from Wotton, at Stratford and in the Hoginde Strete. Witnesses:—Simon de Stoke, William Franco's, John do Cotewile, and others (named). A.D. 1249.
[Kent.] B. 780. Demise by Thomas Rowe and William atte Berwe to John Pastron, of a messuage containing seven acres of land at Burlegh in the parish of Boxley. The Epiphany. 16 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 781. Sale by William son of William son of Roger de Stanford, to William son of Edelina de Stanford, of lands in the field of Burleia, in 'Blolondes' Field, and abutting on the road from Stanford to Pilesiate. Witnesses:—William de Watervilla, Henry Gaugi, Henry de Wakerle, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 782. Confirmation by John de Burleia, son of William de Barleia, to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of the grant of the land and messuage with its appurtenances in Burleia (Bearley) which Gerard his nephew, son of his brother William, had held of him and had granted in fee farm to the said monks; and also other land called Upper 'Stretacre' and land lying opposite to Kembreslawe, late the property of Guthlacus, paying for the same a yearly rent of eightpence. Also a further confirmation to the said monks of a messuage in Burleia, which Geoffrey the Smith (faber) had held, and which his said nephew had also conveyed to them, they rendering yearly for the same one pair of white gloves. Witnesses:— Stephen, then chaplain of Burleia, Robert de Valle, William de Eadricheston', William Gery and Thomas Gery of Burleia, Nicholas de Vado, and Robert de Kirkeby of Eadricheston. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 783. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleia, son of William de Burleia, to the monks of Bordesley, of lands in the field of Burleia upon Wuluardingulle, in Kembrisloue next 'le Mere londe' of Edrichistone, Little Wuluardingulle, Pleisthorne, Wodeweie and Whattingulle. Witnesses:—William de Wilmekote, Peter de Wuluardintone, William de Walleforde, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 784. Grant by Robert son of William de Burleia, to his brother Hugh, of lands and messuages, &c., in the territory of Burleia. Witnesses:— Robert de Bosco, William de Buninton, Thomas de Kinton, Robert de Waleford, and others (named). Seal broken.
[Herts.] B. 785. Confirmation by Ralph son of Fulk to the church and house of St. Mary, Anglesey, of the donation of land in the vill of Berle (Barley), which Henry de Stikewand had sold to the brethren of that house. Witnesses:—Henry de Stikewand, Robert Painel of Meldeburne, Ralph de Bendene, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 786. Release by Alina, relict of William de Burleia, to the abbot and convent of Bordesley, of her right in a third part, as dower, of the land, meadows, and pastures in Burleia, which her said husband had granted to that house. Witnesses:—Hugh Aguilun, Hugh de Blez, Thomas de Stoke, Thomas de Waleford, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 787. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleya, son of William de Burleya, to the monks of Bordesley, of land with a messuage and rents in Burleya, rendering yearly to the chief lord of Suitenefeld eighteen pence. Witnesses:—Peter de Wrwardint, William de Waleford, Roger de Whiteford, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 788. Confirmation by John do Burleia to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of the grant by Hugh his uncle to that house of land and messuages in Burleia. Witnesses:—William Cumin, Simon Bagod, Alan de Blez, Robert de Waleford, and others (named). Seal.
[Warw.] B. 789. Grant in frank almoin by William Fraunceys, son of William Fraunceys of Burleia, to the monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent payable by Robert Fraunceys, son of Ralph Fraunceys of Burleia, for a curtilage in Burleia. Witnesses:—Nicholas le Rower of Warewick, William Moryn' of Snitenefeld, William de Burleia, and others (named). Seal.
[Linc.] B. 790. Release by Alice daughter of Elias atte Tounende, to Ralph son of Thomas de Brunham, of her right in land in the upper field of Brunham, which he had of the grant of Robert son of Nicholas de Brunham. Witnesses:—Thomas de Brunham, Robert Takel, Thomas Brun, and others (named).
[Warw.] B. 791. Demise by Ralph Geri, of Burleye, to the abbot and convent of Bordesley, of a messuage with a curtilage and land, and also of a rent in Burleye. Witnesses:—Hugh de Bleez, William Franceys, and others (named). 8 Edward 1. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 792. Release by William de Wellesburn, rector of the church of Bereford, to William Harpecote, of his right in the lands and tenements in the vill and fields of Bereford near Warwick, and in a licence for hunting and having a chase, and of fishing in the Avon, with common of pasture, which with the said William Harpecote he lately had of the feoffment of John Nafford, lord of Bereford. 6 September, 20 Edward II.
[Warw.] B. 793. Release by Margery Janyns, daughter of John Janyns of Bereford, widow, to Geoffrey de Lucy, clerk, of her right in a messuage and croft in the vill of Bereford. Friday after St. Agatha the Virgin. 8 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
[Warw.] B. 794. Grant in frank almoin by Dionisia daughter of Walter son of Reginald, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the field of Bereford and pasturage for one hundred sheep. Also confirmation of the grant of land and pasturage made by her brother Henry. Witnesses:—Roger de Cherleeot', Master Nicholas de Cruce, Simon, parson of Bereford, Henry the clerk de alto foro, William de Curli, Walter de Aevilla, William de Cherleeot', and Herbert Putoth, knights, and others (named).
Endorsed: Carta Dionisie de Bereford. Seal.
[Warw.] B. 795. Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burleya, son of William de Burleya, to the abbot and monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent, which he was accustomed to receive from them for land in the territory of Burleya. Witnesses:—William de Eadricheston', William de Waleford, William Geri, and others (named). Seal.
Warw. B. 796. Grant by William Elis, William Hopkyns, Robert Comaunder, and Robert Boteler, to Ellen, late the wife of Thomas Upton, as her dower, of a yearly rent issuing out of lands and tenements in the vill and fields of Bereford, which they had of the feoffment of Nicholas Uptone, son and heir of the said Thomas Uptone. Sunday after St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 31 Henry VI. Seals.
[Warw.] B. 797. Grant in frank almoin by Ralph Lovermon, of Bereford, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in Bereford. Witnesses:—Peter de Harlaunde, Nicholas de Lee, Roger Cosin, and others (named). Seal.
[ ] B. 798. Grant in frank almoin by John de Burleia to the monks of Bordesley, for prayers for himself, his wife, and for John his son, &c., of land in Small Thornes Putte in the field of Burleia. Witnesses:—Peter de Wlwardinton, William de Eadricheston, William de Waleford, William son of Richard Gery, and others (named). Seal.
[Kent.] B. 799. Grant by Margery Counsell, of Boxley, to Richard Serle, of the same place, of a garden at Burle. Feast of St. Lucy the Virgin, 13 Henry VI. Fragment of seal.
[Herts.] B. 800. Release by Alan de Berle to the canons of Anglesea, of his right in land belonging to Agnes, his late mother, in the vill of Berle (Barley). Witnesses:—Richard de Oristeshale, parson of the church of Berle, John de Ry, Ralph de Bendene, and others (named). Seal.