Letter, Griffith Williams, Penrhyn, to Anthony Tuckney SJC Master & the college, commending Arthur Williams his relative for a Williams scholarship.

Includes records related to property held by the Hospital in Birdsall, Yorkshire.

Letter, (Colonel) Hugh Wynne, Berthddu, Caernarfonshire, to Anthony Tuckney SJC Master, nominating Christopher Pasley for a scholarship.

Deeds for Birdsall including some for Kennythorpe and Burythorpe, Yorkshire. The deeds are stored in their original wrapper, which is a lease between the College and Robert Baker of Cranwell Manor, Lincolnshire

Edmund, Lord Sheffield, Normanby Yorkshire, to Richard Clayton SJC Master commending a neighbour's son (unnamed, the bearer) for a scholarship.

Letter, mayor & aldermen (named) of York to Anthony Tuckney SJC Master,presenting Edward Osburne for admission under the will of Robert Hungate, founder of Sherburn school.
The men listed include:

• William Allenson, Mayor
• William Metcalfe, draper (Mayor 1612)
• John Geldart, merchant (Mayor 1645, 1654)
• Stephen Watson, grocer (Mayor 1646, 1656)
• Robert Horner, merchant (Mayor 1648, 1658)
• Christopher Topham (Mayor 1660)

Letter, no year, J. Freshville, Staveley, Derbyshire, to Francis Turner SJC Master, pleading for a tenant's renewal in succession to his father; the proposed tenant is a soldier in the Freshville's troop at York.

Note of rents & outgoings at Marfleet,Yorkshire including expenses of the jetty at Paull Yorkshire, by John Tayler SJC Master.

Marmaduke Dolman (or Dowman), Millington Yorks, asking Richard Clayton SJC Master for the lease of Millington woods; also mentions economic and financial details.

Map of SJC farms at Burythorpe, Kennythorpe and Leavening, with reference giving crop details, measured by Robert Dunn (no original scale).

Comprising: terrier of land at Burythorpe, Kennythorpe and Leavening signed by Francis Wright (12/08/1723); terrier of lands and tenements in Kennythorpe leased to Roger Wright (11/08/1740); terrier of College property at Kennythorpe, Burythorpe and Leavening (27/03/1790). A note at the bottom of this terrier indicates that 407 trees were cut off the estate in 1790 after the terrier was made.

Probate copy will of Wacelin de Briddesal [Wasselyn of Birdsall], Yorkshire.