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Bond. Grimsbury (Northamptonshire) (manor). 1615.

Record of land holding. Grimsbury (Oxfordshire). 1636-1637 .

Lease for years, not executed. Grimsbury (Oxfordshire), Great Milton (Oxfordshire). 1647.

Final concord. Grimsbury (Oxfordshire). 1647.

Final concord. Grimsbury (Oxfordshire). 1686.

Lease for years. Grimsbury (Oxfordshire). 1737.

Court Rolls. Sibbertoft. 1431-1439 .

Codicil to Will (copy). Foxley. 1671.

[Extent?] [rel to IPM?]. Bringhurst (Leicestershire), Prestgrave (Leicestershire), Drayton (Leicestershire), Blaston (Leicestershire), Cotterstock (Northamptonshire), Cranford (Northamptonshire), Medbourne (Leicestershire). [c. 1322] (1322). . Account of certain lands and rents held in Leicestershire partly [?] by Peter Prilly and Alice his wife (Bringhurst, Prestegrave, Drayton, Blaceton [Blaston], Coderstok [Cotherstock, Northants], Cranford, and Kirkeby Medburn, etc., mentioned) (fragment).

Inquisition. Astcote (Northamptonshire) (manor). [1375] 49 Ed. III (1375). . Inquisition taken on the death in 42 or 43 [Ed. III] of Alianor, who was [wife of Rich. de Maundevill] and held the manor of Anescote [or Avenescote] of the king in capite; Thomas, son of Ralph Maundeville, is next heir [mutilated.]

Petition. Radstone (Northamptonshire) (manor). [9 Ed. II, 1315-1316?] (1316). . Petition of Antony de Lucy and John de Multon of Egermond to the king and his council against John de Claveryng concerning the manor of Rodeston [French].

Proceedings in a suit. Radstone (Northamptonshire) (manor). [9 Ed. II, 1315-1316] (1316). . Proceedings in a suit for the recovery of the manor of Rodeston between Antony de Lucy and John de Multon of Egermond, plaintiffs, and John de Claveryng, defendant.

Grant. Burghley (Lincolnshire). [c. 1230-1240] (1240). . Grant from William Cumin to Robert, son of William de Burleya, half a hide of land in Burleya, with a grove, except the close which is near Pathelauwe, and the tenement of Thomas, son of Geri, which the said William [de Burley] acquired from Gerie [?} and quit-claimed to the grantor, paying annually 18d. for all service.