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The Feast of St Faiths, 16 Edward I. One piece of 5 acres was called Le nab and abutted south on a common way called Wodegate and the other acre abutted east on the land of Henry de Heylesdon called Le dene.
A consideration of ten marks of silver and annual rent of a rose at the feast of St John Baptist were to be paid. Abutting landowners (including St. Giles Hospital, Norwich and St. Faith's Priory) and witnesses are named. Appended is a 19th century seal set within original seal.