Add MS 34560

EXTENTS, accompts, etc., of the estates of Sibton Abbey, co. Suffolk, in Latin, as follows:-

1. Extents of the lands belonging to the Abbey in Wenhaston, Cookley, Linstead, "Fengesmille" [in Mendham], "Jurdiz" in Peasenhall, Rendham, "Grange del South" [in Sibton?] and Croxton, 12-19 Edw. II. [1318-1326.] ff. 4, 19, 27, 35.

2. Valuation of lands "que quondam fuerunt domini Nicholai de Falesham" held by the Abbey "de domino W. de Bouile, et idem vltra domino W. de Monte Caniso vt de manerio de Edwardeston, et idem ultra de honore de Eye." f. 17 b.

3. Appropriation and taxation of the church of Cransford, made by John [Salmon] of Ely, Bishop of Norwich [1299-1325]. f. 26.

4. "Heredes et antecessores Willelmi Vicecomitis, fundatoris de Sibeton" (cf. Dugdale's Monasticon, vol. v., pp. 559, 560). f. 30.

5. Extracts from Domesday Book, relatidg to lands in Sibton, granted to the Abbey by the founder. f. 30 b.

6. "Extenta super tenementis ad abbaciam spectantibus de dono fundatoris vna cum appropriacione ecelesie eiusdem [sc. Sibton] ville." f. 31.

7. "Integre ville in hundredo de Blythyng " (cf. Arundel MS. 221, f. 21). f. 33.

8. "Notabilitates factas (sic) in curiis Abbatis per diuersa tempora," 41 Hen. III.-3 Edw. III. [1256-1329]. f. 47.

9. Accompts of John de Merton, Bursar of Sibton, 36-46 Edw. III. [1362-1372]. f. 65. Vellum; ff. 139. xivth cent. Belonged to Sir William Holland, of Quiddenham, 3rd Bart. (ob. 1729), and afterwards to James Baldwin, Rector of Quiddenham, from whom it was bought by Thomas Martin of Palgrave (ob. 1771): see note by Martin at f. 137 b. More recently it belonged to Thomas Manning, and to Charles Robertson Manninng, Rector of Diss. Folio.