Will dated July 21, 1691, and probate March 13, 1693/4.

Asking for her marriage articles.

Correspondents include: Thomas Pilkington, Edward Pilkington, Jane Pilkington, and Robert Greenway. Letters dated: May 27, 1677; July 12, 1677; July 26, 1677; 1692-1693. Several of these letters concern her right to a full third of her husband Sir Charles's estate; those from Robert Greenway mention a Mr. Wharton.

For a three year lease of a house in Stondon, Essex, by Sir Robert.

Of certain rights in lands heretofore belonging to Sir Edwin Rich and Sir Charles Rich, provided this does not prejudice their annuity of £100, made in pursuance of an order in the High Court of Chancery in Peter Civel and Elizabeth Civel v. Sir Robert Rich and Mary Rich.

First membrane only.

As security for a bond of £34000 which Sir Robert had entered into with the Crown on the appointment of Nathaniel Rich, junior, as Receiver General within the county of Essex.

Nathaniel Rich, senior and Nathaniel Rich, junior were Sir Robert Rich's father and brother.

Contains: an account of book debts of Sir Charles, 1677? concerning small sums lent to 142 people, many well known; a receipt for funeral expenses from Sir Patience Ward to Sir Robert, March 27, 1678; and 21 receipts for legacies, from John and Elizabeth Lorkin of Bromfield, Essex, from Nathaniel Rich, senior, from George Balderston, from John Berners and Elizabeth Rich, his wife, the widow of Sir Charles, and from Peter Civel.

Concerning the settlement of Sir Charles's estate in: Civel v. Rich, Rich v. Rich, John Berners and Elizabeth his wife v. Sir Robert Rich and others.