1532-3 receuyd of Master Bailly for money receuyd by hym gathered of the wyffes for torche money in Lydd
1634 inquiry whether hath your Church or Chappel, Church-yard, or Chappel-yard beene abused or profaned by any Summer Lords, Feasts, or other profane usage whatsoever in the Province of York and Diocese of Chester
1623-4 received of churchwarden Edward Warland monie at Hocktide in Oxford
1559 24 Jun parishioner of, or in the parish of, St John Zachary's, Maid Marian, for a May game on a pageant, in London
1580-1 recevyd at hoctyde and all thinges dyscharged in Oxford
1533 31 May role of St Anne, mother of the three Maries, on Pageant 3, for a royal entry into London
1617 4 May Elizabeth Cranfield, pupil of the Ladies' Hall, either one of twelve Nymphs, sacred sisters, or possibly one of six drunkards presented by Bacchus, for a masque at Greenwich Palace in London
1636 1 Jan role of Venus, a goddess and masquer, at the Earl of Dover's household at Hunsdon House in Hertfordshire
1545-6 Xms two Fraus, for a masque of eight at Hampton Court in London
1625-6 received at Charleton and Whitchurch by way of Hogling at Easter in mony and victuals sold in Keynsham
1616 29 Oct role of Discipline, a female figure, for a civic pageant in London
1629 29 Oct role of Flora, Queen of Flowers, for a civic pageant in London
1612-13 gained at Whitsontyde in Oxford
1591 20 Sep roles of the hours, three virgins, the guardians of heaven's gate, for an entertainment at the Earl of Herford's household at Elvetham House in Hampshire
1558-9 money made at whytsontyde Clere to the churche in Oxford
1619/20 11 Mar Alicia Berrow noted for dauncing on saboath daies before euening prayer in Withington
1474 childer of Issarell syngyng and castyng out Whete obles & flloures in a pageant for Prince Edward shown in Coventry
1599/1600 - 1600/1 receiptes for the Church of wotton at the makinge of the kingeale the the sonnday after Midsomer day there in Wootton St Lawrence
1606 31 Jul role of Io, a shepherdess, for a royal entry into London
1623-4 received of churchwarden Thomas Simpson monie at Hocktide in Oxford
1616 29 Oct role of Conscience, a royal virtue, a female figure, for a civic pageant in London
1602-3 received at hoctide & all thinges discharged in Oxford
1532-3 29 and 31 May for the coronation entry of Anne Boleyn; virgins singing and playing on water barges in London
1559-62 for Hockmoney the same yere in Winchester
1529-30 to hym for A play playd by his children in London
1570 payd to to Anne in Coventry
1630-1 receyved of the money that was gotten by the Whittsontide sport in Oxford
1482-3 coin received at hoctyd in Oxford
1616 29 Oct role of Authority, a female figure, for a civic pageant in London
1606-7 receaved clere at Whitsontide in Oxford
1580-1 gathered of the parishe at Whitsontyd in Thatcham
1545-6 the cummyng in of the lorde grett admyrall of ffraunce and att the tyme of his commyng in there shalbe certeyn mynstrelles syngyng men & Childern apoynted to be upon at the Crosse in chep syngyng & pleyng vpon virgynalles in London
1628-9 yellowe ribben and j pair of gloues for the Lady and to tend the Lady in Chester
1641 Mistris Stringer speaks in An Antimasque of Gypsies in Chirk Castle
1547 19 Feb role of Geometry, a female character, on Pageant 2, for a royal entry into London
1518-19 reysevyed At hoctyde in Oxford
1396-7 gloves bought for Mary and the angel on Christmas Day in Lincoln
1570-1 saved clerely at our church ale all thinges discharged and acquited in Crondall
1553 30 Sept Children, on Pageant 7, for a royal entry into London
1622 inquiry whether they Church, or Church-yard has been prophaned by any Summer Lords, Morris dancers, or other prophane vsage in your Church or Church-yard, any Bels superstitiously rung on Holydaies or their Eeues in the Diocese of Lincoln
1554 recevyd that the maydons dyd gethur in South Littleton
1565 payd to the chylde in Coventry
1552 paid to mawdlyn in Coventry
1533-4 reseuyd of ye gederyng of ye yonge maydys thys yere in Badsey
1478-9 received on hockeday in Oxford
1592-3 gathered & collected at Hocktyde in Oxford
1592 the first concord, betwixt a Bacheler, and a maide, in Brydges.
1585-6 received at hoctyde & all charges borne in Oxford
1566-7 for Clere gaynes at whitsontide in Bramley
1624 29 Oct role of Queen Anne, Richard II's wife, a member of the Merchant Taylors' Company, for a civic pageant in London