Abstract of deeds copied in full on fos. 34-127r (fos. 34-37 are missing).

Final Concord (see fo. 113r).

Note that Thomas Lord Dacre in his will made 1 Sept. 1531, and proved P.C.C. 18 May 1534, appointed the profits of certain manors and lands in cos. Suffolk and Sussex to the performance of his testament, and appointed the rest of his manors and lands to be taken by his exors. till Thomas Fenys his cousin and heir come of age. He also devised all manors, including Frome Quintyn, in England (except certain lands in cos. Essex, Sussex and Norfolk given to his younger sons) to Thomas Fenys his cousin and heir and his male heirs, remainder to John Fenys, the devisor's s., remainder to Thomas his youngest s., remainder to Thomas the cousin and heir, remainder to Anne Fenys, d. of Sir Thomas, his eldest s., remainder to the said John, remainder to Thomas the youngest s., remainder to Henry Norrys, s. of Mary, the devisor's d., remainder to Mary Norrys, sister of Henry, remainder to Gyles Fenys his cousin, remainder to the heirs of Sir Thomas Fenys, the devisor's uncle, remainder to his cousin Thomas John Fenys and his heirs for ever.

Deed to lead the uses of a fine (see fos. 86r-89r).

Deedpoll (see fo. 120r).

Deed to lead the uses of a Fine (see fos. 43r-45r).

Note that a fine (on fo. 34 which is missing) was levied of the Manors of Frome Quynton, and Evershotte and of lands in Frome Quinton, Bell and Chetwell als. Bell Chaldwell [Belchalwill], and advowsons of the churches of Frome Quinton and Evershott, co. Dorset, the use of the fine being expressed in letters patent (see fos. 61r-75v).

Bargain and Sale (see fos. 47r-48r).

Re-bargain and Sale (see fos. 45r-46v).

Letters Patent (see fos. 77v-81r).

Letters Patent (see fos. 61r-77r).

Will of Gregory Lord Dacre (see fo. 121 r and v).

Covenant to stand seised (see fo. 131).

Will of Lady Anne Dacre (see for 122-127) half a virgate of land in occ. of William Welshe, one virgate of land called Hornesse and one other piece of pasture now in occ. of John Bennett of Bognor, certain lands now in occ. of John Whyte, sen., 1 cottage once Freelands, now in occ. of William Hyldesley, sen., 1 virgate of land now in occ. of Anthony Trott. half a virgate of land called Cheeses now in occ. of John White, jun., one piece of land called Milpoole in occ. of John Martin, one moiety of outer Hewetts now in occ. of Henry Smythe, the other moiety now in occ. of [blank] Squyer, 2 burgages once Topsetts now in occ. of [? Sibillie] Holney, certain lands now in occ. of Henry Pratte, certain lands in occ. of Nicholas Warde, one field called Rattons meade in occ. of Gilbert Lee. 1 meadow now in occ. of senior Strong, 2 cottages called Stacyes and Sawyers in occ. of John Bennett of Bognor, 1 cottage in occ. of Richard Danyell, one cottage called Brownes in occ. of John Scarvile, certain lands in occ. of Robert Cooke, one cottage called Saltome bay in occ. of [blank] Whaley, gent., one cottage at Hewett gate in occ. of [blank], one cottage now in occ. of [blank] Randall, except one close of land in Pagham called Oxonlease or Oxenfold (7a) sold to John Newman by Edward Darell, and the Manor of Bowley in Pagham in occ. of [blank] Rolfe, John Banwell, [blank] Charlett, wid., William Whaley, clerk and John Brookeman.

Witnesses: William Woodd, John Shue, [? E. Soanell].