Contents:

7 unnumbered pages - description of contents

Pages 1 - 103 - Perambulation by a named jury. The manor being divided into 7 precincts, each usually the area lying between two roads out of the village (e.g. the sixth lies between Walsyngham Wey North, and Hyndryngham Weye South East, and abuts on the village of Hyndryngham West or South West). Details of the furlongs within each precinct are given, and of each man's holdings in them, 3 May 1576

Pages 104 - 461 - Survey of enclosed pastures; arable; demesnes; meadows; woods and heath in the manor. The holdings of each tenant are then specified. Areas by estimation, 4 May 1576

Page 106 - A note that Edward Paston esq., then lord of the manor, not knowing with certainty the area of his lands (since the areas were only estimated in the survey), had them accurately measured at the rate of 16 1/2 feet to a perch, the true measurements added, March 1581/2

Pages 467 - 490 - Rental, 1576

Pages 491 - 511 - Enrolment of wastes and commons. Also of writings relating to the customs of the manor, consisting of:

Pages 498 - 506 - Agreement: William Bryt prior, and the convent, of Bynham, (with the consent of John Whattham-steede, abbot of St. Albans) and Thomas Wotton, John Chapman senr., William Baxter, Thomas Perot, Geoffrey Smythe, William Mason clerk, William Ryngsted, Thomas Burgeis, Edmund Hales, Robert Bronde, John Holme, William Hawteyn, John Overton, John Songe, Richard Jackerye, Richard Burne, John Fuller, Roger Cowper, Richard Wattes, Richard Dam, Robert Wrighte, Roger Sutton, John Barber, Robert Middleton, Peter Wrighte, John Broune, Edmund Rous, William Knowt, John Vicorye & Simon Soham, tenants of Bynham, and all other tenants & parishioners of Bynham: relating to holding divine service in the parish church as in other churches in the deanery of Walsingham; a bell (weight 800lbs.), to be hung at the West end of the church; processions in church and town, and round churchyard; fines payable on alienation of land in the manor, or death of a tenant; repair of highways; pasture rights in Southemore, Mydlemore and Westemore. Given at Bynham. Exaltation of Holy Cross, 1432 [14 September 1432]

Pages 507 - 511 - Memorandum of customs, 1354 - 1506

9 unumbered pages - Index