A land grant to Sir Thomas Cawarden prompts a survey of the Blackfriars property. The document provides details of the grounds which were eventually to house the Blackfriars theatre.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Sackfield, Richard | chancellor of the Court of Augmentations | |
| Brooke, George | landowner | |
| Losse, Hugh | surveyor | |
| Barne, John | tenant | |
| Ager, Sir Anthony | tenant | |
| Hosier, Peter | tenant | |
| Holt, ––– | tenant | |
| Patridge, ––– | tenant | |
| Southcote, ––– | tenant | |
| Kingston, ––– | tenant | |
| Brion, Francis | tenant | |
| Walsingham, ––– | tenant | |
| Barnett, John | tenant | |
| Griffith, Morris | tenant | |
| Rochester, Archdeacon of | tenant | |
| Hoby, Phillip | tenant | |
| Cheney, Thomas | tenant | |
| Kirkham, Robert | tenant | |
| Harper, ––– | tenant | |
| –––, Francis | tenant | |
| Morris, Christopher | tenant | |
| Portinary, John | tenant |