Memorandum appended to the All Saints’ Churchwardens’ accounts for 1524–25 [ASB 2, p. 311], concerning the parish's reacquisition of much of Haddon's endowment.

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Memorandum the last day of the month of May in the year of Our Lord God 1524 in the presence of the vicar and of the whole paryshons all such plate as was in pledge to the church by Master Thomas Pacy and by Jerome Grene (as it appears by their bill) was delivered to the said vicar, to Thomas Pacy and Davy Lawrens, and also at the same time was delivered to them a basin and ewer of silver and a standing cup of silver parcel gilt, a small nut whole gilt, a spice dish of silver parcel gilt, and the same vicar, Thomas Pacy and Davy Lawrens promised to discharge the said church and p[ar]issons against the Abbot and Convent of St Austins of Bristol of ￡45 and against the vicar and p[ar]ishons of St Leonards of ￡22 10s. for the sales of Master Hawkes lands which the paryshons of the said church have bought; the spice dish weighs 7. oz at 3s. 6d. the oz., amounting to 26s. 3d., the nut weighs 13. oz at 3s. 4d. the oz. with the shell, amounting to 44s. 2d., the basin and the ewer and the standing cup weigh 80 oz at 3s. 4d. the oz., amounting to ￡13 6s. 8d. Master Thomas Pacy's plate lies for ￡20. Jerome Grene's plate lies for ￡25. At the same was delivered to the vicar [and] to Thomas Pacy and Davy Lawrens of the church money – 29s. 2d. Item the same vicar, Thomas and Davy must recover of this church's duty of Richard Harvy – 40s. Sum – ￡65 6s. 3d. More the said vicar, Thomas and Lawrens must recover of John Gervys proctor – 43s. 9d., the which money was paid on the 25th day of June anno 1524 by the hands of Thomas Younge.