31. A copy of a letter [perhaps to Mr. Holman] from Humphrey Wanley, in answer to various questions about Waltham, as mentioned in Domesday book and old charters. June 11, 1722. fo. 65.
32. A copy of a letter from the Rev. Wm. Derham to Mr. Holman, with thanks for his account of Upminster, from Domesday book, &c. July 25, 1720. fo. 67.
33. A copy of a letter from Mr. Derham to Mr. Holman, with thanks for the trouble he had taken about his pedigree. Wishes he had had the use of Mr. Wilkinson's papers, which fell into the hands of his son-in-law Mr. Salisbury, who suffered death for forging stamps, &c. Decem. 5, 1721. fo. 67.
34. A copy of a letter from Mr. Alexander to Mr. Holman; that he had taken much pains in collecting pedigrees of families near Ongar in Essex. Some particulars of his manor of Spaynes Hall at Finchingfield, &c. May 24, 1722. fo. 69.
36. A copy of a letter from Mr. Thomas' Baker of St. John's College, to Mr. Holman; that he is ready to serve him in his collections for Essex, with some particulars of Essex persons and places. fo. 71.
40. A copy of a letter from Mr. Anstis to Mr. Holman, on various heraldical matters. Tells him, as a secret, that in an old tract intitled "Genealogia de Harley," one of the family is stiled "fatuus." fo. 75.