1580), which are now preserved at Somerset House (P.C.C.Adeane 5, Ayloffe 14, and Arundell 50, respectively), and of which that of the first Thomas has been printed in Mr Beaumont's paper, cited below, while I have analysed fully the other two in my book, _The Paycockes of Coggeshall_ (1920), which deals at length with the history of the Paycockes and their house.

See also G.F.Beaumont, _Paycocke's House, Coggeshall, with some Notes on the Families of Paycocke and Buxton_ (reprinted from Trans.

Essex Archaeol.Soc., IX, pt.

V) and the same author's _History of Coggeshall_ (1890).

There is a beautifully illustrated article on the house in _Country Life_ (June 30, 1923), vol.LIII, pp.