Creator of

• Bell and Knyvett Papers
• Bond (cancelled) obliging Thomas Knyvett, Esq., of Thornage, and Thomas Knyvett, knight, of Ashwellthorpe, to pay Thomas Hyrne, citizen and alderman of Norwich, £105.
• Bond (cancelled) obliging Thomas Knyvett, Knight, of Ashwellthorpe, Martin Sedley, Esq., of Morley, Edmund Knyvett, gent., of London ,and William Brewster, yeoman, of Fundenhall to lend £100 to Clement Hyrne, ironmonger, of Norwich
• Copy of covenant for a marriage settlement on Ann Knyvett, one of the Queen's gentlewomen and one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Knyvett deceased, and Thomas Thuresby [Thoresby] of Asshewykyne, esq., for conveyance by said Thomas Thuresby to Sir Robert Dymook [the King's champion], chancellor to Queen Katherine, Sir Philip Tylney, Gryffyth Richards, Christopher Jenny, John Scott, Charles Bulkley, Sir John Cressener, William Conningesby, Thomas Guybon senior, Francis Mounfforde, John Fyncham of Fyncham, esq., and Thomas Guybon, son and heir of above Thomas, of manors of Rustons and Redehall, moiety of manor of Bawdsey and all possessions in Gayton, Gaytonthorpe, Congham, Rydon, Bawsey, Walton and Rysing.
• Deeds relating to property of the Knyvett family of Ashwellthorpe in North Creake, Fundenhall, Colkirk, etc.
• Documents relating to John Knyvett of Bracondale, Norwich
• Heveningham-Knyvett Letters
• Knyvett-Wilson Family Collection
• Miscellaneous letters and notes of Alan Henry Swatman including extracts from pedigrees of Knyvett, Kervyle, Knightley, Holme, Arden, etc.
• Pedigree of the Knyvett family of Ashwellthorpe, extracted from the records of the College of Arms, London and examined by Ralph Bigland, Norroy King of Arms
• Raphe Rabbard to Sir Thomas Knyvett at Ashwellthorpe: has delivered the coins and money to Mr 'beare Blocke' of Lombard Street who will try to get specie for Knyvett if he provides a list of what he wants; lists books of the late Dr Folkes of Cambridge which he could obtain for Knyvett but he urgently needs money; there has been a great ado with mutinous soldiers - some have been hanged, and many sent to the Low Countries and others are for France; the Queen is said to have sent £1,000 to the King of France and Lord Willoughby is going to help him; news of campaign in France. [Dr Folkes of Cambridge may have been an ancestor of Martin Folkes who married Dorothy Hovell, c 1682.]