One selion, containing one rood, once Thomas of Cambridge's, lies in Middlefield in the furlong called Fenforlong between land of the Prior of Barnwell and land of John Gibbon and abuts [on it?] (N); one selion of one rood, also formerly Thomas of Cambridge's lies in the same furlong between land of the Prior of Barnwell and land of Richard Masterman and abuts on le Fen; one half-acre selion, also once Thomas of Cambridge's, lies in the same furlong between land of the Prior of the Chapel of St Edmund in Cambridge and land of Richard Masterman and abuts on le Fenne; three selions, containing three roods, also formerly of the said Thomas, lie in the same furlong between land of the Prior of Barnwell on either side and abut on the fen and on Granedole; one acre lies in the same field next to land of the Prior of Barnwell and abuts on Hinton Balk; one selion, of one and half roods, lies in le Forthefeld next to land of Ricahrd Masterman and abuts on Le Brook; one selion, of half an acre, lies in the same field next to land of the Convent of St Radegund and abuts on the headland once of Philip Cayly; one acre called Buffetesacre lies in the same field next to land of Richard Masterman and abuts on land of the Prior of Barnwell; one rood lies in the same field next to the said Buffetesacre and abuts on land of the Prior of Barnwell; one acre lies in the same field next to land of the said Prior and abuts on Hadstock way; one rood lies in the same furlong and abuts on Hadstock way.
Witnesses: John Gibbon, mayor; John Coton; Robert Baylham.