Indenture of lease by Simon de Shepoye, parson of the church of Sudbury, and Roger de Murkaston, chaplain, lords of Sudbury, to William del Wodehous of Mackley and Thomas his son by Margaret his wife, of 4 acres of waste in their wood of Sudbury To be held for the lives of William and Thomas annual rent of 2s 8d, also to make two appearances at their Great Court at Sudbury also the grain growing on the said land to be milled at their mill of Sudbury “at a twentieth of the grain” as at Okeover. Witnesses: Walter de Mungomery John de Mungom[er]y John de Shauyntton, Henry de Oselaston, Henry Mathew and others. Dated at Sudbury Saturday on the feast of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 15th year of reign of King Edward III. Parchment sheet, with seals missing from two tags. Endorsed "Curzon", with old number "S. III. 3". [8 Sep 1341]