Concerns land in Kingston Blound and Aston Rowant in Oxfordshire and Northmorton and Reading in Berkshire.

Endorsed: the Copie of a Record for the Tenure of La[dy] Ac[re] in ayott parva.

Concerns lands held by William Peake called West ffeildes.

Refers back to marriage settlement dated October 25, 1655 and the subject of £1000 worth of jewelry that is to be left to Mary Hale, sister of Jeremy Elwes, in the event that her husband, William Hale, predecease her. Includes itemized worth of jewels now in Mary Hale's possession (totalling £800).

Concerns sale of Berry Farm in White Waltham, Berkshire.

Hale gives and grants to John Finch the license to assign his lease and all his estate interest and term to Thomas Bowles of Wallington.

James and John Spurling "shall discharge, saue & keepe harmeles the aboue named William Hale from all charges, costs, and paments which the sayd William shalbe put vnto, or caused to pay, by reason of any suite action or composition, by, with, and to one William Brocket of the parish of Grauely in the Countie of Herts."

For quiet possession, referring to lease of tenement and appurtenances in Gwennap. Gwennap routinely spelled Gwynappe.

Refers to the will of Robert Cooper, late of Rickinghall, Suffolk, deceased, and amounts due to his children Zacherie, Benjamen, Gilbert, Elizabeth, and Josuah.

Refers to Rowland Hale's "Bill depending" against Dyonise Hale in the Court of Chancery, concerning relief from bond for the payment of £300 per annum during their mother's lifetime. Names Thomas Bond of Okeburne, Wiltshire as arbitrant.