Robert Nicholas and Barons of the Court of Exchequer in a case involving mortuaries in King's Walden.

Other names and places include Thomas Spurre and parish of Bisham (leaf 7), Thomas Draper (leaf 8), and the hundred of Boynhurst (leaf 10).

Measurements by John Fisher. Refers to Rich: fflight and Mr. Hale.

Address leaf: For Mr Hale att Knapton.

Caption title: A true particular of the tithes and profitts of the parsonage of Haddenham as they are now lett out to seuerall tennants in the year 1662.

Endorsed: A particular of Hadenham rents as they are now letten Ma[rch?] [th]e 3d 62.

Surrender into the hands of the lord of the manor by the hands of John Skynner, steward, for use of Susannah Nodes in consideration of £300 paid by Susannah Nodes of Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

Surrender into the hands of the lord of the manor of Lannock (in Weston, Hertfordshire) by the hands of Richard Jepps and Matthew Feild, customary tenants of the manor of a barn and lands to the use of Robert Gosuch of Weston, Hertfordshire.

Endorsed: The Mannor of Lannock. Surrender from Rich. Gosuch to Mr. Robert Gosuch. 1694.

Taken by John Muston, steward of Griston Hall. Surrender to John Machin of Merton, Norfolk.

Concerning bargain and sale of the manor of Chart in Watryngburye (i.e. Wateringbury, Kent). Refers also Great Gosse, Little Gosse, Cressinghams, Long Deane, etc.

For messuage and pasture ground in Croydon, Cambridgeshire, "excepting all woods tymber trees bushes & heding wood growing upon the [pre]misses."

On leaf 2v, account of receipt of rent received of Houghton and additional sums (dated Oct. 25 1647); also a receipt from William Wheeler acknowledging Hale's payment of the rent he received of Houghton.

Name(s) of property not mentioned. Begins with mention of Lawrence Fairclough's grant without livery to John Butler and an explanation of the lineage from Lawrence Fairclough to his son Thomas Fairclough, grandson John Fairclough, great-grandson Thomas Fairclough, and great-great-grandson John Fairclough, the now mortgager.