Scope and Contents note Rents and other charges received, including arrears, as well as payments for carriages, "a Troo[per] of [th]e Militia this yeare for Winterborne & Allcaning[es]," etc. Caption title on recto: An Abstract of Will[iam] Gauntletts Acc[oun]t of moneys remayning in his hand[es] & of moneys by him rec[eive]d & disbursed for the Right hon[ora]ble S[i]r Edward Nicholas from the 7th of February 1666 to [th]e 4th of December 1667. Caption title on verso: A Brief of...

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Caption title: What I haue done.

Includes references to "The ditch by Bushy Balke" and "The ditch ouerwhact Milloe ditch Leyes."

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Gives names of tenants who agreed to pay certain sums "in leiu of all & all manner of tithes due & payable" on a yearly basis, along with the agreed upon yearly rates.

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Caption title: Arrears of rent due att Lady day 1688.

Tenants names include John North, Matt. Lawrence, John Lawrence, John Wells and 14 others. For tenant Nick Honor, "Tyth of Weston," "It for Lannock 1/2 a year," and "It for other Lands in Weston" are specified. Also, on leaf 2v, a list of books, listed alphabetically A-M.

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5 receipts from John Mynne and one from his brother Bernard Mynne on behalf of John Mynne. All for his share (1/5) in the estate at Croydon, Cambridgeshire.

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For tithes for crops growing in Weston, Hertfordshire last harvest.

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Signed from Ferdinando King as well as Mary King (his wife) and John King (heir apparent). For payment of £30 mentioned in a pair of indentures.

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4 receipts on 1 bifolium, all for renewal of lease of North Walsham, Norfolk tithes, received on behalf of the Bishop of Norwich (John Moore (1646-1714) during this period).

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Certifies receipt of payments from Thomas Scudamore for the garrison of Berwick.

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Authorizes Wynn and Blackwell to collect £1100 in accordance with an indenture tripartite between Hugh Hare of the Inner Temple, London (now deceased) of the first part, Sir George Perient of Little Ayot, Hertfordshire of the second part, and Sir Nicholas Trott of Quickswood, Hertfordshire of the third part. Upon receipt, Wynn and/or Blackwell are to deliver an acquittance to Sir Nicholas Trott.