Geoffrey Haward Martin, The History of Colchester Royal Grammar School… (1947)
“ The Master of the Schools is in the common habit of digging turves under the stone wall at Colkyngescastel (i.e. Balkerne Gate) . 5. Lawehundred held on Monday after Hokeday (16 April) . 4 Edward IV (1464) . ”
Geoffrey Haward Martin, The History of Colchester Royal Grammar School… (1947)
“ To be the right (esse jus-i.e. to be in the jurisdiction) of the said Bishop, and to belong to the Barony of the Bishopric of London. And in return for this Recognition and fine and agreement the same Bishop granted to the same William son of Benedict the Whole of the said Soke with its appurtenances and with the School of the same town of Colchester save in favour of the said Bishop the Advowsons of the Church of St. ”
