Lichfield, Staffordshire 4 early deeds dated 1292, 1332, 1361 & 1386, on vellum, comprising: Wafere (Henry, of Lichfield) Conveyance to Martin Guldeford, clerk of eight open-field strips in Lichfield called Muchele Waterfild, bounded by Wafere's land and Hugh le Hornere de Thamord, and the path to Lichfield to Pipe and by the ditch to Eduluesmor, with right of way for cultivation on payment of 4d. per annum, 14 lines, good wax seal, 125 x 245mm., 7th May 1292; Teynturel (Henry, canon of Lichfield). Release to William de Heywood, chaplain of a dwelling in Lichfield, in the street running between Collistrigum [Owl's Hill] and the Minor Friars bounded by the properties of Nicholas Teynturel, of Vincent de l'Hull and the bishop''s vineyard, 12 lines, lacks seal, 124 x 218mm., 28th July 1332; Leycester, (Richard, tanner of Lichfield). Grant in Perpetuity to Roger Colmon, John Jonns of Freford and John de Elmhurst, chaplains of a grange and croft in Stow Street, Lichfield opposite the Stow Elm between the land of the cathedral Vicars and Beech Lone held of the feudal lord (bishop), docket on verso, 11 lines, part of seal broken, 93 x 296mm., 11th July 1361; Leche, (Robert , of Lichfield). Grant in Perpetuity to John Hawardyn in the Geyfield and an eight open-field strips between the Hulcroft and the cathedral Vicars' under the customary services due to the fee of Lichfield, 9 lines, remains of seal, 110 x 290mm., 13th June 1386, manuscripts on vellum, in Latin, folds (4) Condition report: Purchased Bloomsbury Book Auctions, Dec. 2002, lot 3