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Edward Taylor of Hadley, Middlesex , and Elizabeth Forster , relict of Thomas Forster , remit and quit-claim to George Forster all their right in the manor of Ivelith, co. Salop. Dated . . . May, 2 Q. Elizabeth.

MOUNSLOWE HUNDRED. Exchequer constat given to Richard Forester, esq., for his collection of tenths and fifteenths in Mounslowe Hundred and elsewhere. [XVIII. Q. Elizabeth.] .

NORLEY, APLEY, and ALVELEY. Letter of attorney from William Brynkelowe, canon of Lichfield , appointing Hugh Baskervile of Ramesley and Thomas Madeley his attorneys to give seisin to John, son of Richard Mason of Nordeley , of certain lands in Nordeley, Apeley, and Alvetheley. Dated at Nordeley the Sunday next after the feast of St. Valentine, 7 Hen. VI.

William Brynkelowe, canon of Lichfield , and Hugh Baskervile grant to John, son of Richard Mason of Nordeley , all their lands with wood and pasture in the villages and fields of Nordeley, Asteley, and Alvetheley which they had by gift of Richard Mason. Dated at Nordeley the Sunday next after the feast of St. Valentine, 7 Hen. VI.

ROWTON. Indenture witnessing that John Doyly, lord of Routon , grants to farm to Christopher Edysley a tenement in Routon and lands called 'Boltus grounds' for 10 years, at an annual rent of 12s. Dated 3 June, 12 Ed. IV.

Indenture witnessing that Hugh Rowelowe of Wotton near Bruggenorthe, co. Salop , and Elizabeth his wife, grant to John Hagin of Salop and Juliana his wife the whole of a tenement in Salop in a street called Mardefole, between the tenement of John Colle , and the lane leading to the chapel of Romaldesham, to hold the same for ever at an annual rent of 13s. 4d. Dated at Salop on the feast of St. Botulf, abbot, 36 Hen. VI.

Hugh, son of Richard Lowe of Salop , quit-claims to Thomas Forster of Salop, draper, all his right in a tenement in Salop in the street called Mardefole, between the tenement of John Colle , and the lane leading to the chapel of Romaldesham. Dated at Salop the Friday next before the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 6 Hen. VI. Witn. William Toure and William Horde , bailiffs of [Shrewsbury] etc.

Fine made at Westminster, 2 Chas. I, between Margaret Freeman, widow, plaintiff, and William Somerfield and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Shawe , Richard Shawe , and Roger Wykys and Katherine his wife, defendants, concerning 14 acres of pasture with appurtenances in Great Upton, which are acknowledged to be the right of the said Margaret, and for which she paid the defendants 60 sterling.

John, called Glaveregos of Salop , grants to Richard de Habberleye , who serves Philip, vicar of Welinton , for his service and 30s. of silver, one messuage with a croft adjacent in the village of Welinton, which he bought of Roger la Locsmit , between the land of Thomas called le Hayward on the one part, and the land of Robert le Hayward on the other; paying annually to the chief lord of the fee 18d. in silver. (c. 1310.) .

WELLINGTON. John Mael grants to Adam de la Kalne, clerk, three acres of land in Welintun, which Richard, son of John the chaplain , formerly held of him, for 2 marks of silver which he gave to him beforehand, and paying annually for the same 12d. (c. 1260-70.) .

Ingrytha, relict of Robert Toliloli of Welynton , quit-claims to John le Preyeres and Alice his wife all her right in a messuage with a curtilage in Welynton, which the said John has by feoffment of her son Peter Toliloli . Dated at Welynton on the day of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 14 Ed. II. Witn. John le Granger , Adam Neuwes , bailiffs of Welynton etc.

Peter Toliloli grants to John le Preyeres, lord of Bothul , and Alice his wife, for a certain sum of money, one messuage in the village of Welynton under le Wrekene. Dated at Welynton the Sunday next after the feast of the Conception B. M. V., 16 Ed. II.

William de Tongeo grants to William, son of William le Frenche , for a sum of money, one plot of land in the village of Welinton, lying between the land of Roger Smort on the one part, and the land of Richard Lythewede on the other, extending from a certain lane which is called Feckelane as far as to a place called Ruhul. Dated at Welynton the Wednesday next after the feast of St. Augustine, 4 Ed. III. Witn. John Scaffe, bailiff .

Richard le Walker of Welynton grants to William le Graunger for a sum of money, the third part of one burgage with buildings and appurtenances in Welynton, lying between the land of Ellen le Graunger , in which the said William now lives, of the one part, and the land of Peter Peye of the other, and extends in length from the king's way, which is called Erlamstret, as far as to the land of Nicholas de Tonge . Dated at Welynton the Friday next before the feast of St. Thomas, martyr, 11 Ed. III. Witn. John Scaffe and John the Forester , bailiffs.

Hugh, son of Ralph Limewode of Welynton , grants for a sum of money to Adam Limewode , his brother, a burgage of land in the village of Welynton, lying in the land between le Brademedwe and the land of his brother John . Dated at Welynton the Wednesday next after the feast of Palm Sunday, 15 Ed. III.

Philip de Wythinton and Sibil his wife grant for a sum of money to Roger le Couper of Welynton and Isabella his wife one burgage of land in Welynton lying in Benhul. Dated at Welyngton the Friday on the feast of St. Edward, king [and mart.], 10 Ed. III.

Roger, son of Philip de Wythinton, burgess of Welynton , grants for a sum of money to Thomas de Mukeluston one plot of land in Welynton. Dated at Welynton near the Wrekene, the Saturday after the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin, 25 Ed. III. [One of the boundaries is the highway called "la Neuwestrete."] .

Thomas de Mocoluston grants to Roger le Freynsce of Welynton a messuage in the village of Welynton. Dated at Welynton the Tuesday next after the translation of St. Martin, bp., 31 Ed. III. Witn. William le Forster , Thomas de Tonge , John Dagon , John le Brut , bailiffs (probably the last two).

Roger Frawnceys and John Aleyn , keepers of the lights of the Blessed Mary of Welynton, grant with the consent of the whole parish, to William, son of Nicholas de Tonge , and John and William , sons of the said William, nine ridges of land in the fields of Welynton and Ardeluston; paying "seliones" annually 18d. to the light. Dated at Welynton the Monday in Easter week, 42 Ed. III. "... sigilum officii nostra est appensum" (lost). Witn. John Breton, bailiff.

Richard, son of Edmund de Cloteley , grants to Roger le Freynssche of Welynton a tenement in Welynton in perpetuity, which he acquired from William Haburley , in Walkerestrete. Dated at Welynton the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Wulfstan, bp., 48 Ed. III. Witn. William le Forster , Philip le Fissere , Thomas Aleyn and John Bonry , bailiffs (probably only the last two) .

Thomas, son and heir of Nicholas de Tonge , burgess in the village of Welyngton , grants to Roger le French and Agnes his wife four heads ("seliones") of land and eight buttes of land lying unconnected in the fields of Welyngton. Dated at Welyngton the Tuesday next after the feast of the Annunc. B. V. M., 49 Ed. III.

Richard Bryd of Ardeston grants to John, son of Roger French of Welyngton , nine ridges ("seliones") of land in the field of Ardeston, paying annually one rose for all services. Dated at Welyngton the Monday next before the feast of St. John Bapt., 1 Rich. II.

Indenture witnessing that sir Hugh Burnell, kt., lord of Holgot , has demised to William le Frensshe of Welynton , and Joan his wife, one field called Brademede in the village of Welynton, for their lives, paying annually to him 13s 4d. Dated at Acton Burnell the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Hilary, 8 Ric. II.

Alice Frenssh , daughter of William Frenssh of Welynton , widow, grants to Thomas Makkesone, jun., one place of land called Gybbecrofte and all her other lands, &c. within Welyngton. Dated at Welynton the Sunday next after the feast of St. John ante port. Lat., 9 Ric. II.

Isabella, daughter of Geoffrey Colle of Welyngton , grants to John Frens of the same place, and Agnes his wife, 5 selions of land in the fields of Welyngton. Dated at Welyngton on the vigil of All Saints, 11 Rich. II.