Add MS 40061

REDGRAVE HALL PAPERS. Vol. I. Miscellaneous statepapers and private accompts, etc. Contents : 1. Letter of Sir John Shelton [of Shelton, co. Norf., d. 1539; or his son, d. 1558 ?] to Sir John Willoughby and others, the king's comissioners, about plate belonging to his brothers; dat. Carrow, Wednesday. Signed. f. 1.

2. Establishment of the new see, chapter and school of Westminster and readerships [the Regius Professorships] and other endowments at the universities; from the Westminster Abbey revenues [1540]. Another copy is in the Public Record Office (Letters and Papers Hen. VIII, xvi, no. 333), but the present copy has no provision for a reader in Physic, and there are minor differences in the filling in of the names. f. 2.

3. "Epitaphium domini Guilelmi Butti equitis aurati et medici regis Henrici octavi qui obiit anno domini 1545, 17 die Novembris," in a contemporary hand, endorsed "Verses made of Syr Wylliam Buttes Knyght, by Syr John Cheeke, knyght," the three Latin clegiae couplets as on the original brass in Fulham church. Printed by Munk, Royal College of Physicians, i, p.30. f . 8.

4. Subpoena from Thomas Goldyng, Christopher Peyton and William Cordell to Robert Buers to attend at the Bull in Long MeIford, co. Suff., on 5 Aug. when a suit between the king and William Mayer of Long Melford will be heard by them as commissioners under the Court of Augmentations; 26 July 1551. f. 9.

5. Papers relating to currency in England and Ireland, viz. (a) Proposal for calling in the base money in England; 15 Apr. 1559. f. 11 ;-(b) "An estimate of certeyne moneys made sythence February anno secundo nuper regis Edwardi viti as well in the myntes in England as in Ireland to be curraunt onely within the same realme of Ireland and not elles where"; 18 Mar. 15 59/60 f. 15 ; -(c) Estimate of the bullion value of Irish currency; same date. These two have endorsements in the hand of Sir William Cecil. f. 17 :-(d) "The inconveniences which wolde growe yf the Irishe monyes sulde be curraunt in Englonde aboue that which thay will make in Starlinge," with several other estimates for conversion, n.d. [temp. Eliz.]. f. 18.

6. Papers concerning the government of Ireland, including (a) "Answers made to me [Sir Nicholas Bacon ?] by one [Sir Thomas ?] Barnewell to certayne questions that I proposed to him a lytle before Easter 1562," with notes apparently in Nicholas Bacon's hand. f. 33 ;-(b) Petition to Sir Nicholas Arnold, "the quenes maiesties commissioner," signed by [Sir] Patrick Hwsse, Patrick Nagell, " baron of the Nawan," Sir Thomas Barnewall and sixteen other English gentlemen of co. Meath, representing grievances against [Thomas Ratcliffe, 3rd] Earl of Sussex concerning purveyance, military law, etc. ; n.d. [1562 ?]. For a similar petition to the Queen, see Calendar of State Papers (Ireland) 1509-1573, p. 207. f. 35 ;-

(c) Letter of the Earl of Sussex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to Sir Nicholas Arnold ; Kylmaynan (Kilmainham], 27 Nov. 1562. Copy. f. 41 ;-(d) Letter of the Irish Privy Council to the Lord Keeper [Sir N. Bacon] enclosing a copy of depositions, dated 26 Nov., of Richard Netherfelde and Garrett Wesley about allegations made by the Earl of Sussex against John Parker, Master of the Rolls in Ireland ; Dublin, 4 Dec. 1562. Signed. by H[ugh Curwen, Archbishop of] Dublin and Chancellor of Ireland, [Sir] George Stanley, [Sir] William Fytzwylliams, John Plunket [afterwards Knt.] and four others. f. 43 (e) "Remembrances concerning Iryshe matters," n.d., endorsed in Bacon's hand. f. 47 ;-(f) Summary of charges of cess in the five shires of the realm of Ireland, n.d. f. 49.

7. Estimate for the garrison of Newhaven [Havre], etc., endorsed " Mr. Pallettes requestes," n.d. [1562-1563 ?]. f. 51.

8. " A devise how to avoyde purveyours " : a proposal for two London butchers to supply Qu. Elizabeth yearly with 1000 oxen and 10,000 sheep, n.d. f. 53.

9. "An inventorie of my platte" [perhaps Sir Nicholas Bacon, lst Bart., son of the Lord Keeper], 29 Oct. 1579. Part is specified as "sometyme my lords" [his father's], other parts as "of my owne purchache," and one cup as "gevyn to Mary Cornwalys at hir mar[riage]." f. 55.

10. (a) Measures to be taken for disarming recusants, etc., in co. Suff.., with an agreement between Sir Robert Wyngfyld, Sir Nicholas Bacon, Sir William Spryng and Sir John Heigham for carrying out these measures, and a form of writ, both dated Bury, 5 May 27 Eliz. [15851. f. 60 ;-(b) Inventories of armour of Edward Sulyard and Sir Thomas Cornwaleys. ff. 62, 63.

11. Receipt, signed by Sir Robert Jermyn, for a privy-seal loan from Sir Nicholas Bacon, 18 Apr. 39 Eliz. [1597]. f. 65.

12. Composition between William Fraunsham, Master, and the College of Mettingham, and John Arcent, Vicar of Mettingham concerning tithes and mortuaries, 20 June 1462. Copy. f. 67.

13. A list of "acquietancie" (the names include the king, Duke of Clarence, Queen Anne and others), n.d. In a 15th cent. hand. f. 68.

14. Accompts of the executors of Richard Braunche, Master of Mettingham, who died on the feast of St. Tecla, 23 Hen. VII [23 Sept. 1507] ; followed (at f. 75) by a copy, in English, of an indenture, dated 5 Aug. 19 Henry VII [1504], between the said Richard and the brethren of the College, whereby, in return for a gift of plate (which is specified), Richard and his friends are to be prayed for as benefactors. f. 69.

15. Receipts for payments by the Masters of Mettingham College of (a) Aids due to [Thomas Howard,] Earl of Surrey and [his son Thomas Howard, 2nd] Duke of Norfolk, 22 Jan. 1508, 13 Dec. 1526. ff. 76, 80 ;-(b) Reliefs due to the Abbot of Bury, 18 Feb. 1508, 1 Dec. 1516. ff. 77, 78 ;-(c) Rent due to the Prioress of Thetford, 6 Apr. 1521. f. 79.

16. Note by Christopher Hyll, clericus, "of certeine reckonings between the Master of Mettingham and [William Willoughby,] Lord Willoughby [de Eresby, d. 15251; 10 June 20 Hen. VIII [15281. f. 83 b.

17. "Valor abbatis et monialium de Bungey"; differina in details from the valuation of Bungay nunnery printed in the Monasticon [1823], iv, p. 340. f. 84.

18. Note about Sir Anthony Denny's title to the manor of Mettingham, Ilketshall, Shipmeadow, Bramfield and Sibton, [co. Suff.] and about money by way of prest paid him for the king's works at Westminster, etc., Feb.-Apr. 1537 ; apparently from an inquisition taken at Bury, 16 Apr. 1550. f. 90.

19. Acquittances, notes of services due, etc., relating to the manor of Mettingham, 1540-and n.d. f. 92.

20. Miscellaneous acquittances, etc., of the Buttes family and others, 1546-1618. ff. 97-108.

21. Copy of will, dated 12 Nov. 1545, of Katherine Bures of Gamlingay, co. Camb.; proved at London, 26 Nov. 1545. f. 109.

22. Part of a terrier apparently of the manor of Carylton [Carleton Rode, co. Norf.], n.d. [temp. Hen. VIII ?]. f. 111.

23. Fragment of a court-roll relating to lands near Lavenham, co. Suff., n.d. [xv cent.]. f. 132.

24. Note of a fine of lands in Ilketshall St. Andrew, Barsham, Ringsfield and Redisham, co. Suff., between Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper, and Edward Tasburgh, n.d. [temp. Eliz.] f.133.

25. Letter of William Thorneby to Sir Nicholas Bacon [son of the Lord Keeper], about a wardship; Mettingham, 1 July 1584. f. 135.

26. Rental in Mettingham, Ilketshall, Shipmeadow, Bungay, Redisham, Beccles, etc., n.d.. [temp. Eliz. ?] f. 137.

27. Note on the advowson, etc., of Ilketshall St. John, n.d. [temp. Jas. II. f. 141.

28. Fragments of covers, etc.: from Add. 40062 and following MSS., viz. (a) Vellum fragments (from Add. 40062), of a dietroll, probably of Bury St. Edmunds Abbey for 29-31 Dec. (in a year with Sunday letter F) and in dors. 26-28 June of the following year (Sunday letter E). Early 14th cent. f. 143. With small paper fragments, perhaps of a rental, 15 Hen. VI. ff. 144-146 ; (b) Vellum fragments (covers of 40064, 40065) of two Graduals, probably of Sarum use, the first containing parts of the Mass for Conversion of St. Paul-St. Agatha (25 Jan.- 5 Feb.), and St. Michael-St. Martin (29 Sept.-ll Nov.) ; the second containing part of the Dedication of a Church and farced kyries for double feasts throughout the year. 15th cent. ff. 147, 149;-(c) Two paper notes (found in Add. 40065) relating to searches to be made in court-books of Hinderclay and Ilketshall, co. Suff., [early 17th cent.]. ff. 151, 152;-

(d) Vellum fragments (cover of Add. 40067, ff. 20-43 b) from the compotus-roll of Thomas Dowdy, bailiff of Lyng, [co. Norf., for Mettingham College,] for the year ending Mich. 1 Ric. III [1483]. f. 153. Paper (except ff. 143, 147-150, 153, 154) ; ff. 154. Folio.

includes:

• f. log Katherine Bures, of Gamlingay: Will: 1545.: Copy.
• f. 1 Sir John Shelton of Shelton, d 1539 county Norfolk: Letter [or from his son Sir John, d. 1558 ?], to Sir J. Willoughby: n.d.: Signed.
• f. 1 Sir John Willoughby, brother of Lord Willoughby de Eresby (?): Letter to, as a Royal Commissioner, from Sir J. Shelton: [bef. 1558].
• f. 2 London; Westminster. Abbey of St Peter: Establishment of the new Sec., etc.: [1540].
• f.2 Accompts: Establishment of the new see, etc., of Westminster: [1540].
• f. 8 Sir William Butts, d 1545 Physician to Henry VIII: Epitaph on, attrib. to Sir J. Cheke: 16th cent.: Lat.
• f. 8 Epitaphs: Verses on Sir W. Butts (d. 1545) ascribed to Sir J. Cheke: 16th cent.: Lat.
• f. 8 Sir John Cheke, tutor to Edward VI; Provost of King's College, Cambridge: Epitaph on Sir W. Butts (d. 1545) attrib. to.: 16th cent.: Lat.: Copy.
• f. 8 London Churches and Chapels: Monumental inscription to Sir W. Butts at Fulham: 1545.: Lat.
• f. 9 William Cordell, Knight and Master of the Rolls 1557: Subpoena, as Commissioner under the Court of Augmentations, to R. Buers: 1551.
• f. 9 Court of Augmentations: Subpoena from Commissioners of: 1551.
• f. 9 Robert Buers, of Foxearth: Subpoena to, as witness: 1551.
• f. 9 William Mayor, of Long Melford: Subpoena of, in suit v. Rex: 1551.
• f. 9 Christopher Peyton, [of Bury St. Edmunds?]: Subpoena, as Commissioner under the Court of Augmentations, to R. Buers: 1551.
• f. 9 Sir Thomas Goldyng, Sheriff of county Essex 1569: Subpoena, as Commissioner under the Court of Augmentations, to R. Buers: 1551.
• ff. 11-32 Elizabeth I of England: Papers rel. to the proposed re-coinage: 1559-1560.
• ff. 11-32 Coinage: Papers rel. to the currency in England and Ireland: 1548-1560.
• f. 15 Bristol, Gloucestershire: Note conc. Irish currency coined at: 1548-1560.
• f. 15 Mint: Estimate of Irish currency coined in English and Irish mints: 1548-1560.
• ff. 16 b, 17 b William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley: Notes by: 1559-1560.
• f. 33 Sir Thomas Barnewall, of county Meath: Statement cone. Irish cess: 1562.
• ff. 33, 35, 49 b Taxes: Papers rel. to the Irish cess: 1562.
• ff. 33, 48 b Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper: Notes by, conc. Irish affairs: 1562, n.d.
• ff. 33-50 Ireland: State papers rel. to its government: 1562, n.d.
• ff. 33-50 Elizabeth I of England: State papers rel. to government of Ireland: 1562.
• f. 35 Purveyance: Complaints conc., in Ireland: [1562?].
• f. 35 Army; England: Complaints against the troops in Ireland: [1562].
• f. 35 Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex: Complaint against, as Lord-Lieut. of Ireland: [1562].
• f. 35 County of Meath: Petition from the gentry to Sir N. Arnold against Lord Sussex: [1562].
• f. 35 Sir Nicholas Arnold, Lord Justice of Ireland 1564: Petition to, against Lord Sussex: [1562].
• f. 38 b Sir Patrick Hussey, Baron of Galtrim: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 38b Patrick Nagell, baron of the Nawan: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Christopher Barnewall, [Knight 1566?]: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Henry Barnewall, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 John Hamleng, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Thomas Caddell, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Christopher Ewers, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Sir Thomas Barnewall, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: 11562].
• f. 39 Christopher Dracke, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 William Byrt, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 John Caddell, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Christopher Hussey, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Patrick Warien, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Matthew Talbot, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Thomas Sarsfeld, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Edward Talboy, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 ]Richard Tealing, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Michael Tuseek, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 39 Richard Weldon, of county Meath: Complaint against Lord Sussex signed by: [1562].
• f. 41 Sir Nicholas Arnold, Lord Justice of Ireland 1564: Letter to, from Lord Sussex: 1562.: Copy.
• f. 41 Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex: Letter to Sir N. Arnold: 1562.: Copy.
• f. 43 John Plunket, Chief Justice of K B, Ireland; Knight 1567: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 Sir William Fytzwylliams, ViceTreasurer and (1572) Lord Deputy of Ireland: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper: Irish Privy Council letter to: 1562.
• f. 43 Sir Thomas Cusack, alias Cusake; Lord Chancellor of Ireland: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 Captain Francis Agarde, of the Irish Privy Council: Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 Hugh Curwen, Archbishop of Dublin: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 James Bathe, Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• f. 43 Sir George Stanley, Marshal of Ireland: Irish Privy Council letter signed by: 1562.
• ff. 43, 46 b John Chaloner, Secretary for Ireland: Letter and copy of Irish Privy Council proceedings signed by: 1562.
• ff. 43-46 b Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex: Papers rel.to his allegations against the Master of the Rolls for Ireland: 1562.
• ff. 43-46 b John Parker, Master of the Rolls in Ireland: Papers rel. to allegations against, by Lord Sussex: 1562.
• f. 45 b Richard Netterfelde: Deposition before the Irish Privy Council: 1562.: Copy.
• f. 46 Garrett Wesley: Deposition by, before the Irish Privy Council: 1562.: Copy.
• f. 51 Army; England: Estimate for the Le Havre garrison: [1562-1563?].
• f. 51 Sir Hugh Paulet, Governor of Jersey: Estimate of requirements of the Havre garrison: [1562-1563?].
• f. 51 Le Havre, France: Estimate of the requirements of the English garrison at: [1562-1563?].
• f. 53 Purveyance: Proposed discontinuance of, in supplying meat for Qu. Elizabeth's household: n.d.
• f. 53 Household, Royal: Proposal to supply meat for, without purveyance: temp. Eliz.
• f. 55 Mary Cornwalys, [daughter of Sir T Cornwaleys, of Brome?]: Description of cup presented to, on her marriage, by [Sir N.Bacon, Lord Keeper? ].: [1579].
• f. 55 Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper: Inventory of plate formerly owned by (?): 1579.
• f. 55 Jewels and Plate: Plate, etc., of [Sir Nicholas Bacon, 1st Bart. ?,] and formerly owned by his father: 1579.
• f. 55 Sir Nicholas Bacon, 1st Baronet 1611: Inventory of plate of (?): 1579.
• f. 60 b Sir John Heigham, of Barrow, county Suffolk: Agreement with Sir R. Wyngfyld, Sir N. Bacon and Sir W. Spryng, to disarm recusants, 1585.: temp. Eliz.: Copy.
• f. 60 b Sir Nicholas Bacon, 1st Baronet 1611: Agreement with Sir R. Wyngfyld, Sir W. Spryng, and Sir J. Heigham, to disarm recusants, 1585.: temp. Eliz.: Copy.
• f. 60 b Sir Robert Wyngfyld, of Letheringham: Agreement with Sir N. Bacon, Sir W. Spryng, and Sir J. Heigham, to disarm recusants, 1585.: temp. Eliz.: Copy.
• f. 60 b Sir William Spryng, of Pakenham: Agreement with Sir R. Wyngfyld, Sir N. Bacon, and Sir J. Heigham, to disarm recusants, 1585.: temp. Eliz.: Copy.
• ff. 60-64 b County of Suffolk: Papers rel. to disarming of recusants in: 1585.
• ff. 60-64 b Roman Catholics: Papers rel. to the disarming of recusants in co. Suff.: 1585.
• f. 61 Law OF ENGLAND: Form of writ for disarming recusants in co. Suff.: 1585.
• f. 62 Edward Sulyard, of Wetherden: Inventory of armour surrendered by, as a recusant: 1585.: Signed.
• f. 62 Armour: Inventory of armour surrendered by E. Sulyard for recusancy: 1585.
• f. 63 Armour: Inventory of armour of Sir T. Cornwaleys: 1585.
• f. 63 Sir Thomas Cornwaleys, of Brome; formerly Comptroller of the Household to Qu: Mary. Inventory of his armour: 1585.: Copy.
• f. 65 Sir Nicholas Bacon, 1st Baronet 1611: Receipt to, for a Privy Seal loan: 1597.
• f. 65 Sir Robert Jermyn, JP for Suffolk: Receipt signed by: 1597.
• f. 65 Thomas Kerr: Privy-seal to Sir N. Bacon signed by: 1597.
• f. 65 Privy Seal: Receipt to Sir N. Bacon for a Privy Seal loan: 1597.
• f. 67 William Fraunsham, Master of Mettingham College: Composition, as Master, with the Vicar of Mettingham conc. tithes, etc.: 1462.: Lat.: Copy.
• f. 67 John Arcent, Vicar of Mettingham: Composition with Mettingham College conc. tithes, etc.: 1462.: Lat.: Copy.
• f. 67 Mettingham, Suffolk: Agreement of the College with the Vicar conc. tithes, etc.: 1462.: Lat.: Copy.
• f.67 Tithes: Agreement conc., in Mettingham: 1462.: Lat.: Copy.
• f. 69 John Warde, Chaplain of Mettingham College: Accompts as executor of R. Braunche: 1507.: Lat.
• f. 69 Richard Weybrede, Master of Mettingham College: Accompts by: 1507-1514.: Lat. and Engl.
• f. 69 Funerals: Accompts for that of R. Braunche, Master of Mettingham College: 1507.: Lat.
• f. 69 Richard Braunche, Master of Mettingham College: Accompts of his executors: 1507.: Lat.
• f. 69 Accompts: Executors of R. Braunche, Master of Mettingham College: 1507.: Lat.
• ff. 69, 75 Mettingham Chantry afterw. College; Suffolk: Agreement to pray for R. Braunche, the Master, as benefactor (copy), with accompts of his executors: 1504, 1507.
• f. 75 Jewels and Plate: Plate presented to Mettingham College by R. Braunche, Master: 1504.
• f. 75 Richard Braunche, Master of Mettingham College: Agreement with the College to pray for him as a benefactor: 1504.: Copy.
• f. 76 Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey; 1st Duke of Norfolk 1514: Receipt by his feodary's servant for an Aid: 1508.: Lat.
• f. 76 Thomas Outlaugh, of Acle; servant to Sir P Tylney: Receipt to the Master of Mettingham College: 1508.: Lat.
• ff. 76, 77 Richard Weybrede, Master of Mettingham College: Receipts to: 1508.: Lat.
• ff. 76, 80 Bunwell, Norfolk: Receipts to the Masters of Mettingham College for Aids due from Haddeston manor in: 1508-1526.: Lat.
• ff. 76, 80 Forncett St: Mary, co. Norf. Receipts to the Masters of Mettingham College for Aids due from the manor: 1508, 1526.: Lat.
• ff. 76-81, 92-96, 153 Accompts: Mettingham College, co. Suff.: 1379-1541.
• ff. 76-83 b, 92-96, 153 Mettingham Chantry afterw. College; Suffolk: Accompts, etc.: 1379-1541, n.d.
• ff. 77, 78 Bury St Edmunds Abbey; Suffolk: Receipts to the Master of Mettingham College for Reliefs: 1508, 1516.: Lat.
• ff. 77, 78 Howe, Norfolk: Receipts for Relief due to Bury St. Edmund's Abbey for land in: 1508, 1516.: Lat.
• ff. 77, 78 Thomas Lopham, of Ixworth: Receipts, as bailiff of Bury St. Edmunds Abbey, to the Masters of Mettingham College: 1508, 1516.: Lat.
• f. 79 Thetford, counties Norfolk and Suffolk: Receipt, by Sarah Frost, Prioress of Thetford: 1521.: With seal.
• f. 79 Sarah Frost, Prioress of Thetford: Receipt to the Master of Mettingham College for rent due: 1521.: Autogr. With seal.
• ff. 79, 80 Richard Shelton, Master of Mettingham College: Receipts to: 1521, 1526.: Engl. and Lat.
• f. 80 Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk 1554: Receipt by his feodary for an Aid: 1526.: Lat.
• f. 80 Richard Banyard, Feodary to the Duke of Norfolk: Receipt to the Master of Mettingham College for an aid to the Duke: 1526.: Lat.
• f. 83 b Christopher Hyll, clericus: Note by, of " reckonings " betw. the Master of Mettingham College and Lord Willoughby de Eresby: 1528.
• f. 83 b William Willoughby, d 1525 Lord Willoughby de Eresby: Note rel. to his debt to the Master of Mettingham College: 1528.
• f. 83 b Accompts: "Noate of certeine reckonings" betw. the Master of Mettingham College and Lord Willoughby de Eresby: 1528.
• f. 84 Bungay Priory; Stiff: Valor: [1534-1535?].
• f. 90 Sibton, Suffolk: Note conc. Sir A. Denny's title to the manor: 1550.
• f. 90 Shipmeadow, Suffolk: Note conc. Sir A. Denny's title to the manor: 1550.
• f. 90 Mettingham, Suffolk: Papers rel. to Mettingham Castle manor in: 1433-1623.
• f. 90 Bramfield, Suffolk: Note conc. Sir A. Denny's title to the manor: 1550.
• f. 90 Ilketshall including Ilketshall St. John and Ilketshall St. Lawrence, Suffolk: Note of Sir A. Denny's title to Ilketshall Hall manor in: 1550.
• f. 90 London Palaces: Note of money paid to Sir A. Denny for repairs at Westminster, St. James's, etc.: 1537.: Lat.
• ff. 90, 91 Sir Anthony Denny, Keeper of Westminster Palace: lnquisition post mortem on: 1550.: Extracts.
• ff. 92-94 Thomas Manning, Bishop of Ipswich: Receipts signed by, as Master of Mettingham College: 1540-1541.: Lat.and Engl.
• ff. 92-96 Shipmeadow, Suffolk: Accompts of Mettingham College for lands in: 1392-1541.
• ff. 92-96 Thomas More, balliff to Mettingham College: Accompts for Mettingham, Ilketshall and Shipmeadow, with acquittancee: 1536-1541.
• ff. 93, 96 Ilketshall including Ilketshall St. John and Ilketshall St. Lawrence, Suffolk: Accompts of Mettingham College for Ilketshall Hall manor in: 1392-1541.
• ff. 97, 98 William Hustwayt, pewterer, of London: Acquittances to T. Buttes: 1546, 1553.
• ff. 97-108 Buttes family: Miscellaneous acquittances, etc., of: 1546-1618.
• f. 98 Jewels and Plate: London pewterer's bill: 1553.
• f. 99 Jerome Gylberd, royal feodary for county Suffolk: Receipt for a relief from Moreves manor: 1547.: Autogr. With seal.
• f. 99 Great Waldingfield, Suffolk: Acquittance for a Relief from the manor of Moreves in: 1547.
• f. 100 Thomas Danyell, of Pentlow: Acquittance to R. Dyke: 1549.: Autogr. With seal.
• f.100 Richard Dyke, of Foxearth: Acquittance to, as tenant of Foxearth Hall manor: 1549.
• ff. 100, 101 Foxearth, Essex: Acquittances for dues from Foxearth Hall manor: 1549, 155 1.
• f. 101 William Loder, of Foxearth: Acquittance by: 1551.: Autogr. With seal.
• f. 102 Thomas? Lane, tailor, of Norwich: Bill for T. Buttes: 1572.
• f. 102 Costume: Tailor's bill: 1572.
• f. 103 Thomas? Lane, tailor, of Norwich: Receipt signed by: 1579.
• f. 104 Henry Tolle, of Fakenham: Receipt to T. Buttes: 1582.: Signed.
• f. 105 Architecture: Glazier's bill for work at Botesdale school: 1583.
• f. 105 Botesdale, Suffolk: Glazier's receipt for work done at Botesdale School: 1583.
• f. 105 William Goodwyn, servant to J Lynnycke, glazier, of Norwich: Receipt by, on behalf of his master: 1582-1583.
• f. 106 Architecture: Accompts for building a house: temp. Eliz.
• f. 107 Mettingham, Suffolk: Accompts for wood sales at: 1596.
• f. 107 Timber: Accompts for wood-sales at Mettingham: 1596.
• f. 108 Anne Drury, widow of Sir R Drury, of Hawstead: Bond to, endorsed by: 1618.
• f. 108 Elizabeth Trelawny, of Pakenham: Bond to Dame A. Drury: 1618.: Signed. With seal.
• f. 109 Wills of individuals, before A.D. 1700: K. Bures, of Gamlingay: 1545.: Copy.
• f. 111 Carleton Rode, Norfolk: Terrier of the manor: [temp. Hen. VIII?].: Imperf.
• f. 132 Lavenham, Suffolk: Fragment of court-roll rel. to lands near: 15th cent.
• f. 133 Edward Tasburgh, of Ilketshall St. Andrew: Note of a fine betw. him and Sir N. Bacon.: n.d.
• f. 133 Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper: Note of a fine between him and E. Tasburgh, conc. lands in co. Suff.: n.d.
• f. 133 Ilketshall St. Andrew, Suffolk: Note of a fine of lands in: [temp. Eliz.].
• f. 133 Ringsfield, Suffolk: Note of a fine of lands in: temp. Eliz.
• f. 133 Redisham, Suffolk: Note of a fine of lands in: temp. Eliz.
• f. 133 Barsham, Suffolk: Note of a fine of lands in: [temp. Eliz.].
• f. 135 William Thorneby, of Mettingham: Letter to Sir N. Bacon: 1584.
• f. 135 Sir Nicholas Bacon, 1st Baronet 1611: Letter to, from W. Thorneby: 1584.
• f. 137 Mettingham, Suffolk: Rentals, extent and terrier in: 1459-temp. Eliz.
• f. 137 b Bungay, Suffolk: Rentals in: temp. Eliz.(?).
• f. 138 Ilketshall St. Andrew, Suffolk: Rentals in: [temp. Eliz.?].
• f. 138 Beccles, Suffolk: Rentals in: [temp. Eliz.?].
• f. 138 Redisham, Suffolk: Rentals in: temp. Eliz.
• f. 138 b Shipmeadow, Suffolk: Rentals: [temp. Eliz.?].
• f. 141 Ilketshall including Ilketshall St. John and Ilketshall St. Lawrence, Suffolk: Note on the advowson of Ilketshall St. John: [temp. Jas. I].
• f. 143 Bury St Edmunds Abbey; Suffolk: Diet-roll of (?): early 14th cent.: Imperf.
• ff. 147, 149 Liturgies LATIN: Fragments of two Graduals, Sarum use.: 15th cent.
• f. 151 Hinderclay, Suffolk: Court-books, etc., of the manor: 1586-1595, early 17th cent.
• f. 151 Robert Locke: Letter to Horneby: early 17th cent.
• f. 151 Horneby, bailiff of Hinderclay (?): Letter to, from R. Locke: early 17th cent.
• f. 152 Ilketshall including Ilketshall St. John and Ilketshall St. Lawrence, Suffolk: Extract from court-roll of Ilketshall Hall manor in: 1591.
• f. 152 Roger Woullnowe: Extract from Ilketshall court-roll (1591) by: early 17th cent.
• f. 153 Lyng, Norfolk: Accompts of Mettingham College for lands in: 1392-1541.
• f. 153 Thomas Dowdy, bailiff to Mettingham College for Lyng, county Norfolk: Compotus-roll: 1482-1483.