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Descent of the families of KING and VOAR to BOTFIELD . [c. 1810-20?] .

Pedigree of the family of LLOWARCH alias FLOWER of Monmouthshire for five generations. Attested at the office of arms 6 Aug. 1657.

Pedigree of JEVAN LLOYD of the Vayrdre, gentleman, for eleven generations, set forth by Lewis James, gent. of Llangeler , and drawn by John Moythey of Slanbeder ...(?) , with all the coats of arms in colour. April, 1614.

Descent of the family of LLOYD , from Roderick Mawr , ending at David Lloyd, esq., ad. 1701, with all the coats of Arms in colours.

Pedigree of the family of LOVELL , from the time of Henry I. 26 Sept., 1576, with all the coats of arms in colours. Endorsed in the office of arms.

Pedigree of the family of NORWICHE , with Arms in trick. Temp. Eliz.

Pedigree of Morgan POWELL of Pembroke . ...(?) by Thomas Jones , 1629(?) Coats of arms in colours.

Pedigree of the family of RALEIGH , with coats of Arms in colours. Temp. Eliz.

Short pedigree of SHELDON of Beoly, Worcester , for four generations.

Copy of a pedigree of William lord SHERARD of Stapleford, co. Leic. , made 1633 and testified by sir William Segar, kt., Garter, continued to 1781.

Pedigree of the family of TRAVELL of Wenlock , bought ...(?) to John, son of John Fravell, of London , merchant, made an. 1654.

Pedigree for seven generations of the family of WHITAKER , with all the Arms in colours, signed by Robert Cook, Clarencieux.

Pedigree of the family of WHITEHALL, Staffordshire , from the time of Henry IV to 1663 by sir W. Dugdale . Arms in trick.

Pedigree of sir HENRY WILLIAMS, knt., from 10th century, gathered by R. P., gent. Oct. 1, 1616. Coats of arms in colours.

TIPTREE. Roll of frankpledge of the prior of Typtree, held on Passion Sunday 2 (?) Edw. [I] and on feast of St. Katharine 1(?) Edw. ⟨I⟩ etc. [In most part effaced and illegible.]

LEICESTER. Proceedings in a matrimonial cause the crust held in the church of St. Martin's, Leicester, before Robert, the official of the archdeacon of Leicester , between Emma, daughter of William fitz Alan of Swineford of the one part, appearing at first by her father and afterward by her uncle John, and Thomas de Dunstil servant of Thomas master of the hospital of Swyneford , of the other part, 1295-6.

"Interrogatorys to be exhibited to wittnesses ... on the parte of Thomas Rugg, esq., complainant, against sir George Windham, kt., and his wife, defendants," concerning Roughton Heath.

THORNAGE. Four rolls sewn together: 1. Manor Court Roll, held the Saturday after the feast of St. Andrew, 21 Ed. III. Do. the Tuesday after feast of Pope Gregory, 22 Ed. III. 2. Do. the Wednesday after feast of St. Dunstan, 12 Ed. III. 3. Do. the Wednesday before the feast of St. Margaret, 22 Ed. III. 4. Do. the Saturday after the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 22 Ed. III. [The manor of Thornage belonged to the see of Norwich.] John de Berneye, steward.

TILNEY. "Copia rentalis ibidem renovati." (c. 1470-80?) .