Indicates Robert Leach became heir at law to John Golightly, whose ancestors obtained a grant from Elizabeth I of lands in the parish of St.-Martin-in-the-fields. Refers to leases and mortgages.

Endorsed: The Case of Robert Leach, Minor.

Caption: A note of monies laied out for my mother Mrs Rose Hale for the estate w[hi]ch I hold.

For period of May 1643-May 1644.

For clerical duties: "dischardginge the Recogn[izance] for Mr. Smithe," "drawinge a Recorde," "dischardginge a bond for s[u?]rvey of wood[es]," "signing the same to the Baron and his Clarke," etc.

Caption title: ffor Mr. Spurling. Note indicating partial payment received from Spurling and the residue received from Mr. Hale "[per] me humfry Selwood."

Names include Joh[n] Beamans, Math[ew] Pryor, Hen[ry] Latimer, and 3 others. (Pryor and Latimer both associated with Edworth, Bedfordshire).

Itemized bill for the drawing up and copying of various records for a member of the Hale family. With statement of receipt from J. Waller.

Caption title: the Chargies of Mr Hales fine & Recov[er]y for Kingswood Berry.

Includes receipts of rents and item "of my master at Kings Walden."

Caption title is worn away, but references a member of the Hale family.

With memorandum of Bernard Hale's agreement with Richard Pyle? indicating that he, Bernard Hale, "shall haue [th]e Coppyhold rents of my Lady Williamson her Co[u]rts at Cliffe & halfe [th]e fines upon Admittances, for my paines & charges in my Journey to Yorke."

Primarily for rents (including arrearages) and taxes, but also including payment of bills "after sight," for a "Com[m]en fine p[ai]d for Langley ... & acquittance" and "to [th]e ffrank Pledg p[ai]d for Langley for [th]e yeare 1694." Appears to be associated with Robert Cecil.