Cotton Ch VI 2

King Edward confirms to Westminster Abbey its privileges and lands, comprising (a) 17.5 hides at Westminster, 20 at Hendon, 5 at Hampstead, 12 hides and 1 uirga at Greenford, 8 hides at Hanwell, 8 at Shepperton, 7 at Sunbury, Middlesex; 10 at Aldenham, 4 hides and 1 uirga at Datchworth, 4.5 hides at Watton(-at-Stone), 6.5 at Holwell, Hertfordshire; 2 at Ham, 4 at Wennington, 5 at Kelvedon (?), 4 at Fanton in North Benfleet, Essex; 10 at Morden, Surrey; 2 at Ewell, Kent; 7 at Parham, 3 at Chollington in Eastbourne, 4 at (West) Chiltington, Sussex; (b) Moulsham [granted by Leofcild], Kelvedon Hatch (?) [granted by Æthelric], Maplestead [granted by Wulfwine], Kelvedon, Rayne and Latchingdon [granted by Guthmund), Wanstead [granted by Ælfric], Leyton [granted by Ætsere Swearte], Paglesham [granted by Ingulf], Essex; Lessness, Kent [granted by Ætsere]; Claygate, Surrey [granted by Tostig]; Ayot St Lawrence, Hertfordshire [granted by Ælfwine]; Denham [granted by Wulfstan], a half hide at Amersham and 1 hide at Weedon, Buckinghamshire [granted by Siward]; 2.5 hides at Wormley, Hertfordshire [granted by Leofsige of London]; and (c) grant of land at Launton, Islip, Oxfordshire; Staines, Middlesex; Windsor, Berkshire; Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire; Stevenage, Ashwell, Hertfordshire; Deene, Sudborough, Northamptonshire; Perton, Staffordshire; Rutland [after the death of Queen Edith]; Pershore, Worcestershire; and Deerhurst, Gloucester. Dated 28 December 1066, Westminster, spurious (Sawyer, no. 1043).