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Indenture dated 26 May 1507, of a grant by the Princess Margaret, Countess of Richmond and Derbie [sic], mother of the King, to Humphry Conyngsby, sejeant [sic] at law, of closes called Great Medbourne, Oxlea, Asshmore and Coletts, and of 7 acres of meadow, in the parish of Aldenham, Hertfordshire, for a yearly rent of 51s.
Per me Humfridum Conyngesby.

Monday before Epiphany, 19 Richard II

In the octave of Easter, 3 Hen: VI

Grant by John Est of Beseby to Anicia Le Lung of Catesby and to anyone she shall appoint and to her daughters Lucy and Agnes as a dowry, of all his possessions

Grant by John Manby to Leo, lord of Welles, John Standerep, Thomas Spenser and John Langholme of all the lands and holdings in Cumberworth and Manby next Grymulby [Grimoldby] which were formerly held by Robert de Manby of Stowe St Mary, or by William Manby, Robert's father, or by William Manby, the father of William, to hold of the lords by service. With a power of attorney for Thomas Kyrke or Henry Lancaster to deliver seisin in John's name. With seal

Grant by John Wychkall of Manby to Robert Wyb(ur)ton, clerk, of Carlton Parua of a toft with houses on it called Burrelltofte in Manby

Grant by John the son of Thomas the son of Richard de Grimesby to Margaret Day of Manby of a toft of land called Boreltofte in Manby. Tuesday, the Feast of St Simon and St Jude, 1399. Seal, damaged

Grant by Richard [Hill], Bishop of London, and Richard Skipton, clerk, to Sir Reginald Bray, Sir William Hody, John [Morton], Archbishop of Canterbury, Richard [Fox], Bishop of Exeter, Keeper of the Privy Seal, Sir Giles Daubeney, of Daubeney, Sir William Huse, Chief Justice of the King's Bench, Oliver King, clerk, the King's secretary, David William, clerk, Keeper of the Roles of Chancery, William Smyth, clerk, Dean of the free chapel of St Stephen within the palace of Westminster, Sir Thomas Lovell, counsellor, and Richard Emson, attorney of the Duchy of Lancaster of the [lands in Devon and Somerset] which by the Letters patent of 10 November 1490, Robert [Stillington], Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir Reginald Bray, Sir William Hody, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and Richard Page, were licenced to convey to them for this purpose. With appointment of Hugh Oldeham, clerk, John Jakson and Nicholas Compton as attorneys.
16 December 1490.

Grant by Magote Day of Manby to "dominus" Adam Wyot, perpetual vicar of Alford, "dominus" John de Hill, rector of Manby and John Wyot of Grumilby of a plot of land with a building on it in Manby. Monday after the Purification, 6 Henry IV

Grant by Margaret Thoresby of Louth, widow, William Doughty of the same, John Benett of Northcotes and William Alford of Louth to Edwards Stafford, Duke of Buk(ingham), Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland etc the lands and holdings which the grantors formerly held together with William Thoresby in Parua Grymesby. 4 December, 14 Henry VII

Grant of Margaret, Countess of Richmond and Derby, to John [Fisher], Bishop of Rochester, Hugh [Oldham], Bishop of Exeter, William Knyvett and David Phellipp, knights, Henry Horneby [Hornby], clerk, Humfrey Conyngesby, Robert Brudewell and William Cutlard, serjeants-at-law, James Whitsans, Gabries Sylvester, John Ffotehed, Robert Barnard and Hugh Assheton, clerks and John Saint John and William Bedill [Bedell], esquires, of the manors of Maxey and Torpell in Northamptonshire, in order to carry out the last wishes of the Countess and her executors; John Byrde and Nicholas Trygge, her attorneys there, are to deliver seisin of the two manors.
Attached to by the seal-tab is the delivery by the above two attorneys to John Saint John, acting in the name of the grantees of the two manors.
[Main document] 1 April, 20 Hen: VII [1505]
[Main document] signed "Margaret R" at the bottom
Endorsed: "A graunte from the Countesse of Richmond of lands in Northamptonshire"

Grant of confraternity by brother Donald Gylbert [Gilbert], Commissary in England of brother Francis Sagarra, Vicar-General of the Observants the Lady Margaret.
Dated: at the Convent at Grenewych [Greenwich], 10 May 1497
Signed: Frater Donaldus Reverendi patris vicarii generali commissarius manu propria
Endorsed: a letter of fraternyte [fraternity] of all the Relygyous [religious] of Freres Mynors [friar minor]

Grant, Westminster Abbey to John Fisher and his successors as readers in theology at Cambridge, stipend. Sealed with what might possibly be the seal of William Warham (c. 1450 - 22 August 1532) who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1503 to his death in 1532)

Grant by the Lady Margaret's executors of certain tenements and lands at Maxey to 'Perot Daron' for the term of her life. (indented)
Endorsed with the contents in brief.
Dated: 23 October, 1 Hen: VIII
Signed by all but one of the executors.

Grant by Peter Ka of North Kelsay [North Kelsey] and Agnes Lang of North Kadby [North Cadeby] to William Ward of Hawardby [Hawerby] of all the lands and holdings which they had in the town (villa) and manor (terrutorium) of North Kadeby

Grant by Radulfus the son of William de Wyhum to Robert the son of [Gilbert?] de Beseby, for his homage and service, of one bovate of land in the fields (territorium) of Kateby

Grant, Ranulph Pygot of Donington to William his son, parcels of land and salt pans in Donington and Quadring, Lincolnshire.

Grant: Richard de Fobinthorp of Foterby to William Rudd of Drakenbergh of fourteen selions of arable land, with pasturage (foraria) and other appurtenances, in Parua Grimesby

Grant: Richard de Thoresby of Parva Grymesby to Robert Pygott, all the lands and holdings he had in Parva Grymesby. Thursday before Easter, 2 Henry VI

Grant by Richard Tourneys of Cateby to Master Radulfus Tourney, parson of Saunby, and Thomas de Hovton, parson of Cateby, of all his lands and holdings in the manors (villae) of Oaburn, Glentham and Kynardby