Comprising: a writ the from Council authorising Sir James Simeon's arrest; an account of Dugdale’s evidence against him; “observations made by a Staffordshire gentleman” on Dugdale’s discovery and the Popish Plot in Staffordshire.

Letters mainly from R. Smith, Geo. Webbe and Chas. Spenser (usually with his answers written on them).

Letters to Sir James Simeon from his son Edward, 1967-1701; two from his sister Frances, 1703; and two from his son James, 1700.

Letters from Margaret Weld to her father Sir James Simeon, 1700-1707; five to her brother Sir Edward Simeon, 1714-1715l and one from her husband Humfrey Weld to Sir James Simeon, 1706 (usually with answers written on the back).

Bundle of twelve letters containing: three letters Sir James Simeon from Robert Crook in Oxfordshire, 1691; seven to Sir Edward Simeon from Wm. Crook and one from John Toovey of Nettlebed, 1712-1713; one to Wm. Crook, 1713.

Three documents, being: an order to John Potts of Aston from Thomas Whitgreave, a Justice, to search houses in Stone for animals destroying game, 1685; an order to the constable of Stoke from J.P.’s to take action against “riotous” persons threatening to ransack Sir James Simeon’s house, 1689; an order signed by Delamer forbidding the killing of deer and rioting at Sir...

Packet of six miscellaneous letters, including: two to Sir Edward Simeon, 1715-1718; one to Mr. Edward Simeon, 1715-1718; one to Mr. Edward Simon, n.d.; one to Sir Nicholas Shireburn, 1710; one from M. Lander to Mrs. Brent of Newbury, 1745; one from Henry Heveningham (addressee unknown), 1723. Also a...

One of the inventories is bound in a copy of Mists Weekly Journal, Nov. 26, 1726.