Quitclaim by Robert Wryngton, son and heir of John Wryngton, to Robert Broforde, of his right in lands, tenements, rents, etc, held by Alan, son of Robert Wryngton, his uncle, in the north part of the Avon bridge, starting from the chapel standing in the middle of the bridge, viz - in a tenement next the quay held by Agnes Brumpton; a tenement in Bradstret acquired from William fflemmyng; a rose rent from Robert Holhurst in Redlond: eighteen shillings and eight pence rent from a tenement acquired from Philip le Clerk, inhabited by John Northwych; a tenement on the Avon bridge, inhabited by William Spiser; a croft next to the barres; a croft called Wythibedde; and two shops in Balwynstret