(1) Letter of attorney by John son and heir of Stephen de Sidulvesmere, authorising...

(1) Letter of attorney by John son and heir of Stephen de Sidulvesmere, authorising Sir Ranulph, vicar of Estgrenewich to receive all the rents arising from lands and tenements formerly belonging to John's father, in Leuesham and Lee: [Kent.]. London, feast of the Purification, 16 Edward [I]

(2) Letters patent by the same, to his tenants of Leuesham and Lee, and specially to the heirs of William Kiempe, desiring them to be respondent to the said Ranulph: [Kent.]. Estgrenewich, feast of St Gregory, 16 Edward [I]

(3) Grant by the same, to the said Ranulph, of a yearly rent, from the heirs etc of William Kiempe of Estgrenewich, for a piece of land in a field called 'Upfield' in Leuesham. Witnesses:- John de Halle, Giles de Stokwelle, Geoffrey de Clive, and others (named)

(4) Grant by the said Ranulph to Sir John the abbot, and the convent of St. Peter's, Ghent, of the said rent from the said land adjoining the heath called 'la Blakehethe', and abutting on the high road from London to Dartford: [Kent]. The Epiphany, 29 Edward [I].