SUFFOLK                                                                                                     1426/7

LONGHAM AND
BYTTERYNGG PARVA

QUITCLAIM

Quitclaim by John Mechyl, son and heir of Alexander Mechyl of Longham to William his brother, his heirs and assigns to one messuage and 23
acres of land and meadow and one rod of land with the appurtenances, lying
divided within the fields of Longham
and Bytteryngg parva, as clearly is shown in a charter of feofment... to have and
to hold of the chief Lords of that fee etc....

Dated at Longham Wednesday in the feast of St.
Keneham the martyre 5 Henry VI (1426/7).

Attached to the
document are three seal tags. The second has a seal appended. The other two
seals are lacking. No impression is discernible.

SUFFOLK                                                                                                     1432

BURY ST EDMUNDS

Grant by Thomas Taleworthy of Bury St Edmunds,
carpenter, and Margaret his wife,  John
Chaplain of Wrottynge and Richard Brendiste of Bury St Edmunds to Robert
Saxham, Roger Messager and John Jonyour of the same place of all their
tenements in the vill of Bury in a lane called Westgatestrete .

Dated
at Bury 14th February  10
Henry VI

Witnesses: Thomas Milde, bailiff of Bury, John
Vynt, John Ingram, Thomas Lystere, John Horndon and Edmund Lardener..

SUFFOLK                                                                                                     1433

BURY ST EDMUNDS

FEOFMENT

Feofment by Robert Saxham, Roger Messager and John
Jouyour, baxter of Bury St Edmunds to John Vynt of Bury St Edmunds,
Thomas Depeden of the same town,
sadler and William Moor of the same
town, whelwryghte of one messuage with its appurtenances which is situated
within the borough of Bury St Edmunds
in a road called Westgatestrete, to
wit, between the messuage of the said John
Vynt, late of Thomas Coppyng,
wryghte to the east and the messuage of John
Talworthe late of Ralph Botere
and the tenement of the said John Vynt, late of Laurence Kirton, mercer to the west and abutting towards the south
upon a garden of the said John Vynt,
late of Robert Botere and to the
north upon the highway of the road of the priory... to have and to hold unto
the said John Vynt et al of the
chief Lords of that fee forever.....

Dated at Bury St Edmunds 1st August 11
Henry VI (1433).

The witnesses are Thomas Mylde, chief bailiff of the town
of Bury St Edmunds, John Curtys, Edmond Lardener, Richard
Bromeld, John Ingram, John West and others.

Attached to the
document are three seal tags. The first two have major portions of seals
remaining, the third but a frgament.

SUFFOLK                                                                                                     1498

REDGRAVE

QUITCLAIM

Quitclaim by John Russhebroke of Redgrave to Robert Hamelyn of the same place to one inclosure containing 5
acres of land with its appurtenances, lying in a field of Redgrave, between the
lands of the Lord abbot of Bury St Edmunds on the ---- part, the headland
abbutting upon le chyrcheweye towards
the south..

Dated at Redgrave 21st October 14
Henry VII (1498).

Attached to the document is a seal tag,
carrying a seal.

NORFOLK                                                                                                    1469

Grant by John
Brugge of Cleye next the Sea, William
Murton, citizen of London, Walter
Colman of Cleye, clerk, Simon Brome of the same place, Henry Bernaby of the same ppace, Thomas Child, Thomas Parysshe and William
Hecker to Richard Bolter of Sowthcreyke, William Bolter, his son and heir, John Fyske of the same place, Simon
Tidde of Wellys next the Sea and John
Gigges of Wyghton, junior, their heirs and assigns  of all those messuages, lands and tenements
wwhich were formerly of John Bokenham,  lying in the vill and fields of Sowthcryeke and Northcreyke and which they had late by the gift of William Crane and William Broun
of Webeton, as may appear by charter dated at Sowthecreyke on the feast day of St Mathew the Apostle and
Evangelist 9 Edward IV, subject to payment of 40 marks... in  instalments.....

Dated on the feast day  of saints Cosmon and Damian 9 Edward IV (27th
September 1469)

Witness Richard
Norton, Ralph Pentyng, John Norton, Nicholas Legge and William Crakesheld

NORFOLK                                                                                                         1484

FLYCHAM

FEOFMENT

Feofment by Thomas Hale of Flycham to William Kay
of Flycham, John Brewey of the same town their heirs and assigns of one acre of
land laying divided in a field of Flycham
in a certain place called Gatton at Fonvepens (?) next the land late of Gregory Irminglond which is called Inddeshedlond on the northern part and
the headland abuts north upon Toftegate
and one rod of land lies at Bishoppesheylond
between the lands late of Richard Bolt
on the east part and the lands of a certain William Irmynglond on the west part and the headland abutts south
upon the lands late of William Bolt,
and one rod of land lies in length next tottegate
near lands late of William Bolt on
the southern part and abutts upon lands of a certain William Rine (?) towards
the west which certain acre of land they held together with Thomas Lyon of Flycham now
deceased by the gift of William Bolt
of Flycham now deceased as a certain
charter made and dated at Flycham on
7th November 1 Edward IV will show....to have and to hold of the
chief lords of that fee etc....

Dated at Flycham 14th May 1 Richard
III (1484).

The witnesses are William Hale, Thomas Ray, Thomas Swanne,
William Potter, Robert Heket and many
others.

Attached to the
document is its original seal tag, with a fragment of the seal remaining.