A registrar and deputy registrar kept the records, enrolled the transactions, and gave the purchasers their deeds of title. Particulars of sale are in E 308 and scattered among the particulars for leases in E 367 . The Restoration From 1660 commissioners to investigate the 'late pretended sales' were appointed. Although most of their records were lost, there are some individual commissions of inquiry in E 178 and E 134 and there are many references in the Calendars of State Papers Domestic. Developments at a local level may be traced through the entry books of the regional officers of land revenue in LR 1 .
Further light is shed on the activities of the trustees etc.
The bills and answers against defaulting accountants in E 113 are concerned primarily with taxes and other assessments, but include claims connected with tithes and sequestrated lands.