File BUL 12/15, 619X5 - Various deeds and papers

Copies of Court Roll of the manor of Barham Hall on the part of Ashe being surrender by John Tye to use of Richard Gowtye of tenement called Pigelles, 1r. adjoining and 8a. 1r., all in Ashbocking, Suffolk, 1578, and admission of Richard Goltie, clerk, under will of Edmund Goltie to said property, 1639
Conveyances by William Waldegrave knight lord of the manor of Polstead Hall to Robert Lyes of toft, croft and parcel of land and meadow and 2.5a. in Sturmedowe, all in Polstead, Suffolk, with liberty of pasture and cutting furze on Polstead heath and Ewney heath, 1583; to John Payne alias Barker of messuage, two gardens, orchard, and three crofts cont. 8a. and croft called Gussam feyld in Polstead and liberty of pasture and cutting furze as above, 1583; to John Longley, jun., Duchemans meadowe in Polstead and liberties as above, 1583
Copies of Court Roll of the manor of Saxton Hall in Wood Ditton, Cambs., being surrender by William Pratt, sen., to use of William Pratt and wife Annabella of croft of pasture and 18a. land with messuage, 1620; and further surrender by the Pratts to Thomas, Christopher and Mary Harrington, 1653
Copy of Court Roll of same manor being surrender by Elizabeth Reeve wid. and Henry her son to use of John Santy of 1a. in Candle field in Saxton Street, Suffolk, 1667
Conveyance by Thomas March, esq., to Richard Byrd of two messuages formerly one messuage with backhouse near Barrow green in Barrow, Suffolk, 1657
Probate copy of will of John Heigham tailor of Bury St Edmunds, dated 1674 and proved 1675, and conveyance by James Heigham to John Heigham of messuage in the Whiteing Street in Bury, 1717
Probate copies of wills of William Rawlins, gent., of Bury, dated and proved 1778, and of Mary Whittaker spinster of same, dated 1780 and proved 1786
Commission of Edgar Woolward, gent., as ensign in the Eastern Regiment of Suffolk Militia, 1809
16th century copy of terrier of the Rectory of Clopton, Suffolk, 16 Edward IV (1476-1477)
Manor of Woodhall in Kelsale, Suffolk, record of survey court, 1637