D 29 Latin. 22 April 1338. Dated at Durham die Mercurii proxima ante festum Sancti Marci Evangelistae anno Domini millesimo ccc tricesimo octavo. Indenture whereby Elizabeth Conyers delivered to Richard, son of Peter de Kellaw, charters, writings, books, vestments, chalices and all other writings below, viz.: charter of Robert, bishop of Durham, made to William, son of Thomas de Kellaw, concerning 8 times 20 acres of land in Old Park (in Veteri Parco); confirmation of Richard, prior of Durham, of the same; writing of Ernaldus Arnold, formerly vicar of the church of Kellaw and procurator of the house of Sherburn, concerning lands etc., in Parva Kellaw; charter of Ernaldus de Acland made to Geoffrey Bland concerning lands etc. in Parva Kellaw; charter of William de Byrteley made to Thomas de Kellaw concerning land formerly Ralph de Cestria’s; charter of William, son of Jordan de Elmesden, made to William de Kellaw, concerning a toft and a bovate of land in Kellaw; charter of Matilda de Kellaw made to Cristiana, her daughter, wife of Robert Taburer, concerning a bovate of land in Kellaw; charter of William, son of Ralph Cestria, made to Thomas de Kellaw, concerning 36 acres of land in Tribeley; charter of Thomas de Kellaw, made to Robert le Taburer, concerning a bovate of land in Kellaw; charter of John, son of Robert le Taburer, made to William, son of Thomas de Kellaw, concerning a bovate of land in Kellaw; writing of Ralph Harpyn made to Robert le Taburer concerning a bovate of land in Kellaw; indenture made between Peter de Kellaw and Thomas, son of Nicholas de Kellaw, concerning a messuage and 5 bovates of land for term of 24 years; indenture between (1) Alex. de Kellaw, William, son of Guy, and Thomas, son of Thomas of the same place, and (2) Jordan de Elmesdene and Denise his wife, concerning a bovate of land and a villein with issue in Kellaw; one other indenture concerning the same, made between them; indenture between (1) Thomas de Kellaw, and (2) Nicholas, son of Alexander, and Henry, son of William of the same place, concerning 23.5 acres of moor; charter of Peter Wodewarde made to William de Kellaw concerning a messuage and 9.5 acres of arable land and 2.5 acres of meadow in Corneford; indenture between (1) Peter Wodewarde and (2) Jan, son of Ralph de Corneford, concerning lands etc., in Corneford; charter of Peter Wodewarde made to William de Kellaw concerning 1 acre of land and 2.5 acres of meadow in Trillesdene; indenture between Felicia, wife of Peter Wodewarde, and William de Kellaw concerning her dowry in Corneforde; charter of Peter Wodewarde made to William de Kellaw concerning an acre of meadow in Trillesdene; writing of Felicia, wife of Peter Wodewarde, made to Emery, son of Thomas de Kellaw, concerning her dowry in Corneforde; writing of Thomas, son of Nicholas de Thurstantone, made to William de Kellaw concerning a toft and 3 bovates of land and an acre and a rood of meadow in Thurstantone; charter of William de Burnynghill made to William de Kellaw concerning the sale of Geoffrey, son of William the smith of Coxhow; charter of Walter de Routhbery made to Thomas de Kellaw concerning the sale of John de Mortan, neif (nativi); charter of Joylan, son of Adam de Bradley, made to William, son of Thomas de Kellaw, concerning 20s. rent in Hurtheworthe; charter of Walter de Punchardun made to Alice, his niece, concerning the service of John, son of Thomas de Acle in Hurtheworthe; charter of William, son of Guy de Kellaw, made to Thomas son of Thomas de Kellaw concerning 20 pence rent in Raceby; charter of Walter son of William de Wardeley made to Adam de Bradeley concerning 20s. yearly rent in Hurthworthe; charter of Geoffrey bishop of Durham concerning lands in Durham and Kelflaw Kelloe made to William his chamberlain; charter of Laurence, prior of the chapter of St. Cuthbert, made to Luke de Rana concerning the moiety (medietatem) of Burdon; charter of Algar, prior of Durham, made to Hugo de Burdon; charter of William de Slaueley made to William de Kellaw concerning the mesnalty of the mill of Slaueley; charter of William de Slaueley made to William de Kellaw concerning 60 acres of waste land of Slaueley; charter of Stephen King of the English made to William, chamberlain, concerning Chillau, Plauswarde, Burdone, and land and houses in Durham; charter of Henry King of the English made to Luke de Rana concerning Plauswarde; charter of Geoffrey, bishop of Durham, made to Uspaco concerning the land of Plausworde; charter of Geoffrey, bishop of Durham, made to Roger Vittulus concerning land of Clibeford; charter of R? bishop of Durham, made to Luke de Rana concerning the land of Plausword; writing of Emery de Kellaw made to John de Funtayns concerning the manor of Uslin ? Upleatham and 2.5 acres of land; release of John son of Thomas de Kellaw made to William de Kellaw concerning 6 marks of yearly rent; a magnum cornu de Bugle called the charter of Kellaw; a book of the life of St. Thomas of Canterbury; two graduals; a book of Amadas and Ydone; two missals and two corporalia; two manuals; Bible in Gallico; concerning the Real Presence in Gallico; three small vestments with white chasubles; a silver chalice deauratum, with paten; unum tualle cum fruntello, a silver cross deauratam; four olla enea; a basin, with wash hand basin, and 2 towels. Richard binds himself and heirs to keep Elizabeth and her executors indemnified against all persons for the delivery of the goods aforesaid, and to keep the goods for the chapels of Kellaw and of the manor in Old Park without alienation; otherwise he is held to Elizabeth etc., in £20. Witnesses: Domino Thoma Surtays, milite, Symone de Essche, tunc vicecomite Dunelmensis, Johanne de Kellaw, Bernardo de Thurstanton, Johanne de Dunelmo. Seal missing.