Grant, in fee, for £l,300 of the manor of Barkesden, Hertfordshire, lands called Wakleyleys, Bardonfelde, Holley, Buckmeade, Bardon, Lowsey Croft and Neweles, a wood called Rowstoke a close called Aswell in tenure of Wm. Snowe, land called Carters Deane and le Horse Pasture in tenure of Wm. Wattes, all in Barkesden, which the King purchased of Sir Thomas Seymor; the manor of Langnoke (i.e. Lannock), Hertfordshire, the rectory of Weston, Hertfordshire, and the advowson of Weston vicarage, which belonged to St. John's of Jerusalem; woods called Langnoke Wood and Rockstock Wood, Brownes Wood, and Stampes Grove in Barkesden, which belonged to Seymor.

Also, notes referencing members of the Spurling and Plomer families, and "Willm Hale, Esqr."

Endorsed: copy of a grant fro[m] K[ing] H[enry] 8 of Morgaged Landes.