ESSOINS: None.

HOMAGE [JURORS:] William Cervington, gentleman, Thomas Eynsworth, Robert Pereson, Nicholas Philippes, John Meryell, Edward Clarkeson, John Tripplet, Thomas Bonde, Thomas Wheler, John Checheley, Richard Skotte, Thomas Gyllowe.

2 s. each from John Bassytt and Francis Hubberd, and 12 d. each from Thomas Dawson, William Raven and Robert Sybley for not making their fences, according to the ordinance.

3 s. 4 d. from John Levytt for keeping more sheep in Mitchwood [2] than he should.

5 s. from John Williams for keeping his sheep in Ramsey Field, [3] contrary to the ordinance.

2 s. from William Mansley for collecting reeds in the fen before the appointed day.

4 d. from Thomas Potton for selling sedge outside the vill of Ramsey, contrary to the ordinance.

12 d. each from John Mansley, Thomas Bell and William Mansley for the same.

8 d. each from Robert Tyler, Patrick Thomas, Richard Eynsworth, Morice Philipp, Robert Pereson, William Wood, Jacob Revell, Nicholas Clifton, Robert Whelewright, William Charytie, John Bomer, Edward Whelewright, Thomas Charytie, Robert Inges, Richard Bissyt and Richard Tredgold for keeping their cattle in the street, [4] contrary to the ordinance.

12 d. each from John Tollyn, Robert Ynges, Thomas Stretley, John Mansley and John Crockford for breaking their neighbors' fences, contrary to the ordinance.

12 d. each from Henry Bradshawe and Edward Goslowe for not cleaning their ditches, according to the ordinance.

8 d. from Robert Tyler for causing nuisance to the lade.

2 s. from George Segefrey for keeping his pigs in Mitchwood, [5]contrary to the ordinance.

2 s. 6 d. from John Bisytt, 20 d. from Thomas Gyllowe, 2 s. 6 s. from George Segefrey, 2 s. 6 d. from John Freman, 2 s. 6 d. from Andrew Througood, 12 d. each from Thomas Johnson, Thomas Eynsworth and Edward Whelewright, 2 s. 6 d. from John Bonner, 12d. from Francis Hubberd, 12 d. each from Craswell, Thomas Bonde, Robert Tyler, Henry Bradshawe and Robert Syblye for keeping their cattle in Mitchwood, [6] shearing le springe there, contrary to the ordinance.

12 d. from Richard Tredgolde and 6 d. each from Nicholas Colman, John Tasker, John Aytchfeld and Thomas Palmer for keeping more inhabitants in their homes than they should.

Determination by the homage that George Erle, languishing unto death, surrendered into the lord's hands, outside the court, through the hands of William Barnard Castell, a customary tenant of this manor, in the presence of Thomas Grey and Richard Tomson, one (customary) messuage or tenement with orchard and close and six leasows with appurtenances to the use [7] of Francis Hubberd, his heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 22 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (22 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenant. Added further that the said George Erle died around 16 July, 1567.

Conveyance by the lord to Robert Gowler, in person, of one customary messuage or tenement with orchard with appurtenances recently occupied by Thomas Taylor, to the use [8] of the said Robert, his heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 13 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (13 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenant.

Surrender by Henry Margett, in person, into the lord's hands of one customary messuage or tenement with one vacant piece of a fee with appurtenances to the use [9] of Thomas Dawson and Katherine, his wife, for the term of their lives and to whomever outlives the other, and after their deaths, to the use [10] of Thomas' proper heir, perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 16 s. 8 d. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (16 s. 8 d.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenants.

Conveyance by the lord to Christopher Tylnsley, in person, of one customary tenement with orchard and appurtenances recently occupied by Alice Ynges, to the use [11] of the said Christopher, his heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 5 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (5 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenant.

Conveyance by the lord to Robert Pereson and his wife, Isabelle, in person of one customary messuage or tenement with orchard and one close lying before Copte Hall Yard or Wardentry Yard [12]and four leasows lying at the northern end of the said close in one croft called Powles Croft, [13] and two leasows lying in the fields of Ramsey in one furlong called Wyndles Heath Furlong, [14] to the use [15] of the said Robert and Isabelle and the heirs of the said Isabelle perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 22 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (22 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenants.

Conveyance by the lord to Nicholas Poole and his wife, Alice, in person, of one customary cotagium with orchard and appurtenances presently occupied by the said Nicholas, to the use [16] of the said Nicholas and Alice for life and for the life of the survivor, and after their deaths to the use [17] of Nicholas' proper heir perpetually, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 4 s. and two-hundred loads of hay [annual rent], suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine:(5 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenants.

Conveyance by the lord to John Bomer Senior, in person, of one parcel of customary land (with appurtenances) called Hungery, [18] recently occupied by Thomas Grey, to the use [19] of the said John, his heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 4 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (4 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenant.

Surrender by Robert Thomson and his wife, Margery, (in person) and after Margery was examined alone, into the lord's hands of one messuage or customary tenement and two and a half acres of land, and one holt with appurtenances, to the use [20] of Thomas Curteyse and his wife, Isabelle, and Thomas's heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 27 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (27 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenants.

Surrender by Thomas Grenewaye, in person, into the lord's hands of one customary messuage or tenement with appurtenances recently held by the said Thomas, to the use [21] of William Kyrbye, his heirs and assigns perpetually, to whom the lord, through his Steward, granted seisin, to be held from the lord, by the rod, at the will of the lord, according to the custom of the manor, for 10 s. annual rent, suit to court and all other customs and services owed therein. Fine: (10 s.) Fealty performed, admitted as tenant.

(Forfeit.) Presentment by the homage that Andrew Throwgood, outside the court and after the last court, demised and granted to farm to Robert Peerson and his assigns his whole part of the customary fishpond and fowling places in Ugmere, [22] Brockmer and the ditches of Ashbeach, [23] by indenture, from year to year, for a term of three years, without the lord's licence and contrary to the custom of the manor. Order to the Bailiff to seize the said fishpond and fowling places with appurtenances into the lord's hands, to the use of the lord, that it be in his right and that he respond concerning their revenues.

End of this court.

AFFEERORS: the whole homage.