Grant of special livery of land, etc., descended to Thomas Pettus on his coming of age on 22 Feb 1626/7, by the Master of the King's Court of Wards and Sir Benjamin Rudyard, knight, surveyor of the liveries with extent: in Norfolk - the manor of Caister Marketshall alias Markshall with land in Markshall, Swardeston, Hardwick, Ambinghall and Stoke; the manor of Rackheath with land in Reckheath, Wroxham, Sprowston, Beeston, Salhouse and Burwood; the manor of Caister St Edmunds with land in Caister, Stoke, Ambringhamhall and Poringland, also advowson of the church of Caister St. Edmunds; the manor of Mildenhall; Barson Hall and land in Barson and Tibenham; land in Withingham; the manor of Hardwick and Wilton with land in Hardwick, South Lynn, Sechey, Saddlebow, West Winch, North Runton and Middleton; houses, lands and closes in Norwich; 5 acres in Tilney; in Suffolk - house and lands in Huntingfield and Linstead; the manor of Cheston with land in Cheston and South Lineham; messuage and land in the parish of St Peter Flixton; messuage and land in Bardwell; the manor of Cookley Grange 22 Feb 1626/1627 [1627]