JERNINGHAM COLLECTION

All dates are new style.

The various forms of the name Jerningham/Jernegan found in the documents have been left unaltered.

Contents

Manorial Court Rolls (JER/1-4)

Court Books (JER/5-50)

Court Minutes (JER/51-83)

Court Book abridgements and abstracts of admissions (JER/84-88)

Court Roll and Court Book extracts (JER/89-95)

Court files, presentments, and verdicts (JER/96-99)

Suit rolls (JER/100-101)

Extents and rentals (JER/102-109)

Quit rentals (JER/110-147)

Manor accounts (JER/148)

Leet books (JER/149-158)

Court estreats and fine books (JER/159-162)

Miscellaneous manorial papers (JER/163-170)

Estate Bailiffs accounts, including the accounts of shepherds, swankeepers, and other officials in some cases (JER/171-197)

Heyward's accounts (JER/198-208)

Minor estate accounts and extracts (JER/209-219)

Household accounts (JER/220-226)

Suit papers (JER/227-231)

Miscellaneous estate papers (JER/233)

Miscellaneous (JER/234)

Deeds and grants (JER/235-257)

Manorial and administrative (JER/258-305)

Correspondence (JER/306-367)

Original document folders (JER/368-369)

<span class="wrapper"><p>Miscellaneous other accessions relating to members of the Jerningham family.</p> <p>Account of cash received by George Crooke for the use of Sir George Jernegan 5th bart., commencing 20th September 1737</p> <p>(1 gathering)</p> <p>MS 20124 38 C 3</p> <p>Account book of Sir George Jernegan, 5th bart., 1739-1748</p> <p>(1 gathering)</p> <p>MS 20125 38 C 3</p> <p>Journal of a tour by George William Jerningham, 8th baron Stafford and several members of his family (written by his son Edward Jerningham), (19th cent.) (East coast of Great Britain, Scottish mainland)</p> <p>(1 volume)</p> <p>MS 365</p> <p>Pocket book of Sir Francis Jerningham (1650-1730). 1713</p> <p>See MC 1556/1, 815 x 4</p> <p>Costessey estate labour accounts, 1877.</p> <p>See MC 1961/1, 896 x 5.</p> <p>Bargain and Sale from Jerningham Esq. To Edward Pytt Esq., of the site of the capital messuage or farm called Ivington with Ivington Park, Ivington Mills, custom silver and tithe charges in Ivington and elsewhere and on a free tenement called Redinge place and Westharnes in Leominster, Herefordshire, granted by Queen Mary to Sir Henry Jerningham and his wife Frances in 1555. Also includes interest in stock, with descriptions and values. (This property was leased by Sir Henry and Dame Frances Jerningham in 1555 for a term of ninety-nine years to James Warner Esq. of Ivington), 1581</p></span>

Records received by Norfolk Record Office

1963 and 1970 (JER/1-234) (MS21955) 1922 (JER/235-369) (MS12090)