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1 p., vellum. 11 x 21 cm.

10 documents.

10 leaves
30 x 21 cm.
Copied 1534 April 24. Copy, in French
of the register recording the agreement
between the Coullard heirs, and their
sale of land to Bregy.

2 p., vellum.
18 cm.

1 p. Parchment, soiled and
partially indecipherable.
17 x 31 cm.

1 p.
Vellum.
6 x 21 cm.

2 p.
26 x 19 cm.
From Lord Berners' illegitimate son
to his father's brother, a few days
after Berners' death. Bourchier
explains his father's plans to repay
Henry VIII. Hastings, who was an
executor and whose wife Bourchier
implies was his father's mistress,
has managed to take more than his
share of Berners' estate. Bourchier
wants to restore his father's honor
and pay off his debts, as well as to
dispense honestly with his wealth.

Regarding Sir William Sharrington
of Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, who had
been arrested for treason with
Somerset's brother, Sir Thomas
Seymour, Lord Sudeley.
ACC: 93.6.6 (44.66)

1 p., vellum, indented.
19 x 30 cm.
Seal lacking.

1 p. Vellum. 13 x 31 cm.

1 p.
19 x 17 cm.

3 p.
33 x 22 cm.
(Part of first leaf torn away)

4 p.
29 x 20 cm.
Copy compared with the original by
Edmund Wyndham, and endorsed by him.
Letter concerns visitation to Oxford.

1 p. 30 x 21 cm.

34 p. 31 x 22 cm.

2 p. 31x22 cm.

1 p.
17 x 17 cm.

1 p.
26 x 19 cm.