Two sets of questions to be asked of different witnesses in the case of Anthony Cage vs. Rose Hale. The first set has caption "The humble desire of S[i]r Anthony Cage is that Michaell Best who receiued all or most part of Mrs Hales Interest may be examyned to these following Interrogatories and that his bookes may be produced" while the second set has the caption "That Michaell Hancock, Richard Conder, William may be exa[min]ed to these following Interrog[atori]es seu[er]ally."

Relates to Hale's bill of complaint concerning non-payment of mortuaries.

Summary of agreement and acquittances for payments to be made for the ending of suits concerning mortuaries.

Consists of declaration, plea, and proof of the declaration in a case of trespass in Cookham, Berkshire.

Caption title: 1658 surveid ffor Mr. William Hale of Eatt Esq. [th]e Lordshipp of Edworth as ffoll[oweth].

Includes references to Hincksworth highway, Milloo Brooke, Gibb way, and Bleake hall. Measurements in acres, rods, and poles compiled by William Wells.

Presentments against John Pollard of Kington Magna, Gillinghamshire (now Dorset) and tenants of Cucklington (now in Somerset), respectively. Includes lists of jurors.

Surrender to Rowland Hale, lord of the manor of King's Walden. Concerns lands to which Edward Layfeild, doctor in divinity, was admitted, following previous surrender of Solomon Sibley. Lands surrendered to the use of William Hale and his son and heir apparent, Rowland Hale.

Concerns messuage called Old Talbot in Shuffnall and land in Ashmere? feild in Shuffnall.

Crowdson acting on behalf of Rose Hale, in accordance with a sufficient letter of attorney. For meadow ground in Lincolnshire.

Endorsed: "Michael Medcalfe lease for 50 acres of lande in [th]e ffenns for three yeeres to beginn at [th]e Ladie daie last Anno 1640," followed by additional notes on terms of the lease.

For messuage in Croydon, Cambridgeshire. With account of receipts for payments of Houghton, 1645-1647.