The first list is of 'stuff remaining in the study . . . now in the custody and use of Robert Norgate, Master or keeper of CCCC', the second is 'of such parcels of stuff as were taken out of the study . . . and layde into the beddchamber in the same house . . . by Mr Cooke'. The first is sgned by Norgate.
Both lists contain furniture and fittings and also books. The books and documents in the second list have a strongly Parkerian flavour, including, for example, a roll of writing in parchment concerning Stoke college, and 'two old written histories in parchment in loose quires'. Did Matthew Parker, who died the following month, retain a base near his college?