Inquisition before Sir Edmond Prideaux, Sir William Pole, John Drake and Nicholas Frye under a commission for charitable uses to investigate the execution of a statute issued under Queen Elizabeth I. Reviewing the lands, goods and money paid to the churchwardens for relief of the poor from charitable giving.

Agreement to rent out parish lands to Harvie, preacher. Rent of six pounds per annum. Signatures of some feoffees/twentymen.

A bond for twenty pounds loaned to John Hewes by the feoffees to provide employment for the poor of Colyford.

Bond relating to Loan Feoffees to John Leives. Employment for the poor

Draft appointment of new trustees

Copy of lease between Robert Dolbiere (Dobiar) yeoman and Henry Parsons (merchant) for land in Colyford.

A draft for a lease for Buddleshaies between Peter Blackaller and the feoffees and twnetymen.

Contract between Feoffees and Samuel Bayling for repair of Umborne Bridge, incluidng an estimate for costs.

Petition to crown for lands in Colyton: including the original grant of Lovehayne. Starts with list of those petitioning the king including Robert Tycon, John Strobridge, Walter Macye.

Memo of gift of £50 to Feoffees for maintenance of free school in school house in Colyton

Letter concerning valuation of Gibbs Field and Clapps Hill by Alexander Law on behalf of Mr Salter. Addressed to Samuel Salmer of Ottery St Mary

Plan with signed statement of extent of lands called Colyton Plot and concerning a boundary dispute in Alfington, Ottery St Mary

Correspondence with Sir John Kennaway regarding an alleged encroachment on Colyton Plot, Alphington, near Ottery St. Mary. Receipts and Disbursements for the Colyton Feoffees Property.

Correspondence regarding a dispute over encroachment at Colyton Plot, Alphington near Ottery St. Mary. Correspondence with Sir John Kennaway, Mr. Gidley and Mr. Carter.

Correspondence with Mr Kennaway respecting encroachment Colyton Plot, alphington near Ottery St Mary : Receipts and Disbursements for the Colyton Feoffees Property 1841.

Agreement with Mrs Eleanor Newton that a linhay she had erected against a wall owned by the feoffees and adjoining one of their properties in Honiton could remain with conditions. Surviving feoffees listed as Frederick Baines of Oxford, Jacob Pady a dissenting minister, John Snook and James Kingdon of London.

Exchange of lands between John Latoysonere Scarborough of Beer and Seaton and the feoffees of Colyton.

Agreement between Feoffees and Charles Skinner, butcher of Honiton for the lease of house with garden, milk house, stable, cow linhay etc. Robert White Higgins bailiff for the feoffees.

Accounts, map marked with landowners and altered apportionment concerning purchase of orchard and outbuildings at Colyford from William Scarborough: death certificate of Mary Still (1870): death certificate of Captain Nathaniel Tryon Still (1862): detais of auction of land and apportionment of rent to the feoffees and John Scarborough.

1804 transcription of the Feoffment dated 1550 in the reign of Edward the sixth. With respect to the granting to John Strobridge of Strethayne, John weston, John Strobridge senior and Walter Carpynter of the fairs, markets, shambles, the church house, Lovehayne, Buddleshaies etc. Also Kyngesdon west and Calesdown chapel. Court of pie powder.