A 60 Latin. Undated, but between 1198 – 1204. Charter whereby Matildis de Thorp, daughter of Godfrey de Thorp, confirms to Stephen de Ellevic, her kinsman, and to his heirs etc., 3 bovates of land, containing 36 acres, in the vill of Thorp, which she bought of Galfrid, her brother, with the 3rd part of the toft, once her father’s, and 10 roods of meadow, of which 6 are at Hundeflat, and 3 at Riecokes, and 1 at Denemuthe, and with the 3rd part of the peat pertaining to her tenement in Thorp, for his homage and service. To hold of Matilda and heirs to Stephen and heirs etc.; rendering yearly a pound of cummin, doing foreign service for all other service etc. Matilda, etc., warrant. Matilda defines the bovates; place-names are: Cleuterdun, Laytholf, Scepedene, Childrelaue, Paddoccnol, Standendestan, Rederodes, Suprabenelandes, Subbenelandes, Crosfurlang, Crokedeflattes, Heclive, Smethecnol, Lerthulf, Scrogmerdene, Merdene, Blaikeshope Witnesses: Roberto fil. Meldredi, Leoneo vicecomite, Jordano Escotland, Rogero Daudri, Simone de Hauthorn, Waltero de Laton, Rogero de Thurstaneston, Roberto de Amundevill, Gilberto Hansard, Jordano de Daldene, Willo. de Kaune, Odone de Bruntoft, Thoma de Scurueton, Gilberto de Nesebite, Henrico de Hoton, Widone de Hoton, Gileberto de Holum, Johne. de Holum. See also D/Gr 10 Deed and seal in good condition (Durham Seals, 2425)