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Refers to indenture of sale and feoffment between Parding and Gardner.

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Endorsed: John Michel Esqr. his bond in 800£s for payment of 400£s secured by the Mortgage of Moorsyde for 2 yeares from Septr 29th 1677.

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Other individuals mentioned as being bound to Empson include: Ann, wife of George Jolland the elder, George Jolland the younger of Glamford Briggs, Lincolnshire, John Nelthorpe (or Nelthrupe) and his wife Sarah of Barton, Lincolnshire, Joshua Moore and his wife Ann of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, and Nicholas Taylor and his wife Anne of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. Glamford Briggs also known as Glanford Briggs is now known as Brigg, Lincolnshire.

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For payments associated with an indenture tripartite between Jane Baker of Lillingston Lovell, Oxfordshire and Charles Bentley of London of the first part, Edward Pettipher of the second part, and Richard Harris of the third part

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Refers to a pair of indentures tripartite between John Sayer, clerk, of the first part, Edward Bartlett of the second part and William Bunce of the third part.

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Humfrey Gore and Ralph Gore, plaintiffs, and John Gore and Katerine Gore, deforciants

Date of final concord given as "from the day of St. Martin in fifteen days."

Leaf 6 formerly Folger MS L.f.815.

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Case concerning the "late disaforested ground[es] or Lande of Gillingham."

Scope and Contents note Concerns Calcott, alias Caldecott, Hertfordshire (i.e. Caldecote). Endorsed: A Bill in Canc. Hale con. Hale. Cop. At top of leaf one: To the right honorable S[i]r Orlando Bridgman knight and Barr[one]t Lord Keeper of the greate seale of England. Robert Hale the elder of Newnham, Hertfordshire and Robert Hale the younger of Newnham, Hertfordshire were and are seized of their demesne as of fee of and in the Manor or farme of Calcott alias Caldecott,...

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Messuages in Griston (alias Grifton), Thompson, Carbrooke, Watton, Stanford, Hardingham, Weston, and Weeting. Concerns Henry North, James Calthorpe, Thomas Wright and Thomas Hustler. Includes reference to Henry Bedingfeild, justice of the Court of Common Pleas.