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Letters patent exemplyfying a fine made on the morrow of All Souls, 15 Hen. VIII, by which George Nevile, kt., Th. Cumberforth Esq., and Dorothy his wife, granted to John Fitz-James, kt., chief baron of the Excheqor, Thomas Fitzherbert, clerk, Antony Babyngton Esq., Roland Babyngton , William Whithalghe and Edmund Tumour , the manors of Wyggyngton and Cumberforthe for £29 a year. 6 Nov. ⟨1523.⟩

Exemplification, at the request of John Fitz-James &c., of a Recovery by which the same recover the manor of Wyggynton against Thomas Cumberforth and Dorothy his wife. 16 Nov. ⟨1523.⟩

Agreement previous to marriage to levy fine for settlement. Little Billing, Wootton (Huntingdon Fee), Farndon, Wolverton, Stony Stratford, Walton, , Great Barr, Stramshall, Creighton, Glascote, Moulton. 1598.

Agreement to levy a fine. Wolverton (manor), Stony Stratford (manor), Calverton, (Little) Billing (manor), Farndon (manor), Cosgrave, Old Stratford, Moulton, Stramshall, (Great) Barr (manor),Aldridge, Creighton (manor) Tamworth, "Pixton or Peackston", Perry Hall (manor),Glascote (manor). 1628.

Indenture. Bargain and sale Indenture. Bargain and sale. Wolverton (manor and advowson), Stony Stratford (manor), (Little) Billing (manor), Farndon (manor), Cosgrave, Old Stratford, Moulton, (Great) Barr (manor), Aldridge (manor and advowson), Creighton (manor) Stramshall (manor), "Pixton", Tamworth, Perry Hall (manor), Glascote (manor), Bromwich, Amington, Colshill. 1636.

Bargain and sale. Wigginton. 1544.