For receipt of £3, 9 pence from Vernon, one of the tellers of the receipt of the Exchequer, in partial payment of £1500 upon the sum of £6000 per annum for "[th]e wages and Board wages of [th]e Captaine Lieutenant Standard Bearer Clerke of [th]e Checke Harbinger and Gentlemen pentioners consisting of fforty persons." Payment made on an order of March 25, 1678 by virtue of patents of April 10, 1661.

For receipt of £150, consideration money mentioned in a deed of assignment.

For receipt of £86, consideration money mentioned in tripartite indenture between Thomas Nye, carpenter of Capel, Surrey, and William Amy of the first part, John Stone of the second part, and John Palmer of Capel, Surrey.

Acknowledges receipt of £276, 13 shillings, 6 pence, consideration money mentioned in indentures of assignment quadrupartite between Benjamin White of London of the first part, John Mairs alias Meeres and Jane his wife of the second part, Robert White of the third part, and Daniell White, mercer of London of the fourth part.

Endorsed: Mr. Maires & his Lady's Receipt for 276£, 13s, 6d. 17 Apr. 1688.

For receipt of £40, consideration money expressed in a deed between George Snagg of Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire and Thomas Pointer of the first part and Robert Parker of the other part.

For £70, consideration money mentioned in deed of assignment of messuage in Cranley between John Stone, Edward Hoare, butcher of Cranley, and Anne Hoare of the one part and Edward Mercer of the other part.

Includes bequest of lands in the parish of Llanvetherine, Monmouthshire commonly called "The Crose Philipp Jacke" to his mother Mawde Jones and his sister Jane Jones. Following the decease of both Mawde Jones and Jane Jones, these lands are bequeathed to Jones' kinsman Richard Morgan of Llanthewy Skirrid, Monmouthshire, provided Morgan pay several legacies. Richard Morgan is listed as executor.

Endorsed: Title to Cross Phillip Jack.

Refers to Edward Pickarell of Wanstead, Essex and the conveyance of messuage called Porters in Cranham, alias Bishopps Ockinton, Essex, to Arthur Barnardiston of the Inner Temple, London and Richard Solme of the Middle Temple, London in trust for Anne Penkevell (for security of payment of annuity), the bargain and sale of messuage (in discharge of the trust) from Barnardiston and Solme to Penkevell, and Penkevell's sale to John Rolfe and John Harvey.