Cromwell (Thomas, first Earl of Essex, royal minister, b. in or before 1485, d. 1540) Sale by Thomas Cromwell to John at ffelde [Atfield] and Michael at ffelde of London, ironmongers, of a messuage called Borden with its land in Hederon [Headcorn], and appoints Anthony and Mark Ancher his attorneys in the matter, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 24 lines, indented at head, remains of red wax seal on tag, housed in a modern portfolio, 210 x 275mm., 7th December 1538.*** In the winter of 1538 Cromwell's main concern was with the preparation of Coverdale's Great Bible, in the final stages of production in Paris.