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Assigned, in the presence of
John
Sqwyer
and
William
Kempe
, next friends of
Eleanor, daughter and heir of
Robert
Morley
.
From the manor of Hingham: 117s. rent from ‘le Outsoken’; a close called
‘Damclos’; a close called ‘Hilclos’; a close called ‘Beneclos’ and meadow called
‘Hallemedewe’ within the site of the manor; a close called ‘Whityngesclos’ within
the manor; pasture with marsh called ‘lez Frith’, to the north of the manor; a piece of land at the entrance to the gate of the manor; a close called ‘Nikerez’; a small close within the close of
Richard
Amys
; a close called ‘Gromes’; 1½ a. land late in farm
to
Thomas
Umfrey
; a piece of land lying in ‘Gromescroft’ containing 2½ a., in farm to
John
Ley
; a piece of land containing 3 a. lying near ‘Gromes’; 7a. land lying in two pieces in ‘le Botme’, in farm to
Thomas
Gylelok
; a piece of land called ‘le
Botme’, late in farm to
John
Cok
, now in farm to
John
Potter
; a piece of land called
‘Boleywong’, late in farm to
Thomas
Gylelok
, now in farm to
John
Warde
; a piece of land called ‘Millewong’ containing 12 a., in farm to
Margery
Lyntok
; a piece of
land called ‘Sereandreswong’, in farm to
Thomas
Knoppyng
; a piece of land called
‘Ryddyng’ containing 18 a., in farm to
Thomas
Ploughwryte
; a piece of land near the gates of
John
Banny
; a piece of land at the south end of the preceding piece near
the same gates, containing 4 a.; all the pasture or wood called ‘Northwodbusshis’, to the south of the royal way of
Northwod
; a close with pasture called ‘Waterez’, 1 a. by ?‘Cusshouescrof t ’, and a piece of land reckoned at 4 a., in farm to
John
Caly
; all
the wood within the site of the manor; land lying near the messuage of
John
Pepir
, estimated to contain 3 roods (rod’), in farm to the same John; a messuage and a close, once Maud Buntyng’s, in farm to the same
John
Pepir
; 1 a. land in the field of Woodrising, in farm to the same; 3 a. land, late in farm to
John
Rydde
, now in farm to
William
Dobylday
; ‘Gyleswong’, in farm to
Walter
Barker
; meadow in Hardingham, in farm to
Thomas
Brochole
; a piece of land called ‘Bremelywong’, in
farm to
Richard
Pepir
; a pasture called ‘Buttesmeddewe’ containing 2 a., in farm to
John
Cok
, ‘wrighte’; a close called ‘Boolez’ in Hingham, in farm to
William
White
; a close called ‘Neucroft’, in farm to
Robert
Husbond
; a third of the warren; and a
wood called ‘Sereandrewyswode’.
From the hundred of Forehoe: 1/3 hundred with profits of court.