Accounts rents:Survey of owners and names of properties Colyton

Accounts rents:List of persons and sums rental

Accounts(Estates):Account for purchase of and repairs to Hampton estate bought from Stennings

Accounts(Estates): General account, taxation Hampton estate, Royal aid and sessions by Feoffees 1667-1668 Tax for royal aid levied. These 2 pages of accounts have been damaged and are in places difficult to decipher. Note that the first 2 pages have been repeated to make pages 3 & 4.

Accounts(Estates):Account of repairs to estate property (gates etc.) also rents. Includes Bill for “sheeves of Keed” – Keed were bundles of brushwood for road repairs. Elemen – Elm planks Crab – maybe a crab mill for crushing crab apples for cider.

Accounts(Estates): Francis Bagwell’s payment of the head rent of Hampton

Accounts(Estates): Bond in Forty shillings: Thomas Baker and Elizabeth Lugg to William Drake, Thomas Sampson and John Abbott, feoffees.

Accounts(Estates): George Farrant, butcher, indebted to John Frooke of Colyton, clothier,for twenty shillings. Bond for repayment of amount.

Accounts(Estates): Bond in £1 for William Wolfson should his sister Hannah Blackeller return to Colyton from London before the space of three years.

Accounts(Estates):Bond for £5: William Morley tallow chandler and Bernard Dwight to Feoffees, Thomas Sampson, John Abbott, John Frooke, clothier.

Accounts(Estates): Memorandum of receipt of £60 given by Jane Yonge to poor of Colyton. Her executor Sir Walter Yonge. The feoffees and twenty men listed.

A contract between the chamber of Colyton and Hugh Reed regarding the markets and fairs of Colyton for fourteen years for the sum of twenty-five pounds per annum: to maintain the shambles and the market place.

Accounts(Estates): Feoffees to H Read with letter re contract to maintain Shambles Market

Accounts(Burials):Late 16th Century note of burials in church of Colyton which are not yet paid, also note of money due to parish officers

Account of church repairs: accunt of moneys paid towards the repairing of the church by the appointment of Mr. Robert Bragg and Mr. Long esquire wardens for the last year 1615

Account of Ambrose Daniell for church repairs (timber). Including placing of the horalidge.

Account of church repairs labour, supplies and general repairs; nine small bills with receipted note at bottom of each page.

Francis bagwell, churchwarden in 1693 and other wardens bills for church repairs and window repair.

The account of Robert Basleigh and David Parker, churchwardens for 1699, listing expenses for the materials and labour for church and churchyard repairs.

Accounts(Church Fabric): Itemised account of timber and materials used in church repairs with an account for work carried out.