SP 1/227/129 - Memoranda relating to the case of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, written by Sir Thomas Wriothesley, Lord Chancellor, 1546.
SP 1/245/145 - Chequer roll of the household of Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, at Kenninghall, Norfolk, [14 December] 1546.
SP 4 - Documents issued under Henry VIII’s ‘dry stamp’, 1545-7.
SP 12/211/50 - Letter from Charles Howard, Lord High Admiral to Elizabeth I; 23 June 1588.
SP 30/28/209 - Sixteenth-century copy of the Act of Attainder against the Duke of Buckingham.
SP 46/1/154 - Warrant under sign manual to Sir Ralph Sadler, Master of the Great Wardrobe, to deliver clothing and bedding to the Tower of London for the use of Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, and Edward Courtney; Westminster, 3 March 1548.
SP 46/2/78-81 - Draft warrant to the Treasurer of the Exchequer to pay Sir John Markham, Lieutenant of the Tower, an annual sum for ‘the apparel’ of Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, and £80 ‘as his spending money’ so long as he remains his prisoner; 1548.
SP 46/5/190 - Ottwell Johnson reports the trial of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey; London, 15 January 1547.
SP 60/1/65 - Letter from Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, begging to be recalled from Ireland; Dublin, 16 September 1521.
NORFOLK RECORD OFFICE, NORWICH, NORFOLK
BL [Bradfer Lawrence Collection] IIc/14 - Court Book for diverse manors, 1545- 6 and 1554-5.
COL 13/53 - Seventeenth-century copy of an account, with list of dishes served, of William Mingay, Mayor of Norwich and Registrar to the Bishop of Norwich, for entertainment during one week, in which he entertained the [fourth] Duke of Norfolk and the lords and knights, 156[2].
DN/INV 39/82 - Probate inventory of James Hills of Norwich, tennis court keeper at the Duke of Norfolk’s palace in Norwich, 1634.
HOW 152/342X6 - Copy from Patent Roll of a royal grant ‘in consideration of good services’ to Thomas, Lord Howard of Walden, and Henry Howard, brother of Thomas, late Duke of Norfolk, and son of Henry, late Earl of Surrey, 1603.
MC 67/35, 511X9 - Copy of a grant by Henry VIII to Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, of possessions in Thetford, Norfolk, including the Cluniac Priory of Our Lady of Thetford, dated 9 July 1540.
MC 146/24, 624X5 - File on the Ducal Palace, Norwich.
MS 21509/4 and 5 - Bill of Lawrence Banister for the late [fourth] Duke of
Norfolk’s charges during his imprisonment in the Tower, 1570/1 and 157/8.
- Account of money owed to William Dix, receiver to Thomas Howard, fourth
Duke of Norfolk, and William Cantrell from the late duke’s estate, Michaelmas
1571 to Michaelmas 1578.
MS 21509/368 - Letter from William Dix, receiver to Thomas Howard, fourth Duke of Norfolk, and William Cantrell to Robert Buxton about sureties for a flock of 2,800 sheep belonging to the Duke, 30 July 1576.
NAS 1/1/10/19 - Copy of a ninety-nine-year lease by Sir John Holland, chaplain to the ‘right high and mighty’ Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, and parson of Feltwell St Mary, to George Holland, gentleman, of the rectory and parsonage of Feltwell St Mary, 1545.
NRS 2292 11 C 5 - Copy of Settlement of Thomas, fourth Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal of England, 31 July 1569.
NRS 27260 - Account of ‘suche castles, honores, Mann[or]s and other hereytamentes as Thom[a]s late [Third] Duke of Norff. and Earle Marshall of Inglond was [seized] on the daie of his deathe’, 30 August 1554.
Phi 606/3 - View of account of John Goldingham esquire, receiver of the Earl of Surrey [later second Duke of Norfolk] from Michaelmas 17 Henry VII to Michaelmas 18 Henry VII.
Phi 606/4 - View of account of John Goldingham esquire, Receiver of the Earl of Surrey, 150⅔.
T/NS 33 - Letters Patent of Henry VIII granting Richard Fulmerston and his wife Alice the site of the Friary at Thetford with its estate, including Foulden manor and the rectory of Holy Trinity, Thetford; 20 March 1539.
WAR 55 - Bressingham, Norfolk, court roll, 1545-60, (misdated 1587-94).
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ARCHIVES, NOTTINGHAM
Portland of Welbeck Papers
DD/P/6/1/31/10 - Proclamation of Thomas Howard, [second] Duke of Norfolk, Lieutenant General of the King’s Army, forbidding soldiers playing games such as dice or cards, but permitting noblemen and captains to ‘play at their pleasures within their own tents’; [no date, but early sixteenth century].
BODLEIAN LIBRARY, OXFORD
Tanner MS 78, fol. 12 - Letter from Francis Mills, secretary to Francis Walsingham, to William Davison, Secretary of State, about communication between the outside world of the Earl of Arundel; 9 October 1586.
SURREY HISTORY CENTRE, WOKING, SURREY
Papers of Sir Thomas Cawarden, Steward of Crown manors (died 1559)
LM/COR/2/2 - Letter from John Mason and Richard Goodricke to [?Henry Foyce of Horsham] enclosing a copy of the Privy Council’s letter of 2 April 1547 from Westminster authorising Sir Thomas Seymour, Lord High Admiral, to take charge of the house of Chesworth, Horsham, Sussex, belonging to the late attainted [Thomas Howard, third] Duke of Norfolk, and requesting the recipients to hand over to John Tochet, Seymour’s servant, ‘all the stuff’ remaining in the house.
LM/COR/2/3 - Receipt addressed to Henry Foyce of Horsham by John Tochet, servant to Sir Edward Seymour, for household stuff at Chesworth, parcel of the late Duke of Norfolk’s goods; 5 April 1547.
LM/1890 - Inventories of tapestries, bedding, carpets and cloth delivered into Sir Thomas Cawarden’s charge by Edward Pigeon, some belonging to the attainted Duke of Norfolk, to be kept to the king’s use at Nonsuch Palace, Surrey; 28 September 1547.
Papers of Sir William More (1520-1600)
LM/COR/3/239 - Letter from Robert Balam to William More in Blackfriars, London, describing the Norfolk floods of 5 October 1570 and recalling the three occasions when he wept as an adult, including the arrests ‘of the old Duke of Norfolk and his son, the Earl of Surrey’; no date, but ?October 1570.
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