Manor of King's Walden mentioned in memorandum at end of court roll; location further suggested by names mentioned. Names include William Godfrey, Thomas Daye, Thomas Bigg, William Feild, Richard Joyner, and members of the Welche and Prudden families.

Indicates that Hale believed that Spurling had conveyed 4 acres of land to William Underwood and his heirs "w[i]thout any manner of Condic[i]on or power of redempc[i]on in the said Deed" and refers to subsequent conveyance of the premises unto Thomas Day and Affabell Battell in trust to and for use and benefit of the defendant's late father, William Hale.

For various properties in Hertfordshire, Berkshire, Essex, Middlesex, Bedfordshire, and Shropshire.

With acquittance from Richard Barlee to William Hale dated November 5, 1627, for the full sum of £10, 3 shillings, five pence for the use of the earl of Norwich, according to his warrant of deputation.

Caption title: the halfe yeares rents of the mannor of lannock and what is behind this 7th of Octob[e]r 1625 being a day after the court holden there.

Two rentals, each for one year, one ending August 1, 1651 and the other ending August 1, 1652.

Rough accounting notes. Values associated with various lands including Hert[ford] hun[dred], Hitc[hin?], and Edw[orth?]. Also, indication of a year's value, a quarter's value, and a quarter's tax.

Includes "To Rudd did belong 380 ac[res] of arab[le land] out of this I take" as well as references to "of the brooke" and "millo & [Bane?]."

Includes both a record of an outgoing payment to John Crourk and receipt from Edward Greene for payment from John Finch. Both items concern taxes on "Mr. Halles Land" in Wallington and Clotwell, respectively.