Composite paper manuscript, dating from the 15th or 16th century, containing the Vita of St. Suitbert (pseudo-Marcellinus) followed by some letters on the same subject and copies of charters. It also contains, as a separate unit written by canon Cornelis van Mierop (1509-1572), chronicles in Latin and Dutch concerning the history of the noble houses of Ameide, Teilingen, Teisterbant, Arkel, Lederdam, Hoekelom, Asperen, Hagestein, Acquoy, Leyenberg, Noordeloos, Zoelen, Avezaat, Alblas and Alblasserdam, Berg, IJselstein, Egmond, Culemborg and Vianen.

Composite manuscript dating from circa 1585, contains chronicles of several noble houses in Dutch and Latin. The manuscript contains two sets of chronicles, at pages 1-100 a collection Andriessen calls the Voorste Haagse Handschrift and a collection at pages 100-173. The Voorste Haagse Handschrift contains more chronicles of noble houses, but these are abridged editions.

Paper manuscript dating from the late 15th or early 16th century, containing poems, acts of donations, several chronicles concerning the history of noble houses and the chronicle by Jan Gerbrandszoon van Leiden about the house of Brederode (Brederodekroniek).

16th century manuscript, containing a Dutch version of the chronicle of the house of Brederode Cronijcken der hoochgeboren edelre heeren Van Brederode in Hollandt by Jan Gerbrandszoon van Leiden, together with 28 other (short) chronicles of other noble houses in Latin and Dutch.

Paper manuscript dating from the middle of the 16th century contains the chronicles in Dutch concerning the noble houses of Wassenaer, Arckel, Lederdam, Hoeckelom, Asperen, Hagensteyn, Accoy, Leyenburch, Arntsberch, Noordeloos, Zoellen, Avezaet, Albas and Alblasserdam, Egmondt, IJsselstein, Hoesden, Brederode, Teylingen and Culemborch.

Paper manuscript dating from the middle of the 16th century, contains the chronicles of several noble houses in Dutch.

Manuscript dating from the 16th century, contains the chronicles of several noble houses in Dutch.

Late 16th century manuscript, contains chronicles in Dutch concerning the history of several noble houses: Arckel, Lederdam, Hoeckelom, Asperen, Hagensteyn, Accoy, Leyenburch, Arntsberch, Noordeloos, Zoellen, Avezaet, Alblas and Alblasserdam, Egmondt, IJsselstein, Hoesden, Brederode, Teylingen, Culenburch, Voorne, Haerlem, Oostervandt, Duvenvoorde, Polanen, Waterlant, Raephorst, Woude and Warmont, Woerden, Poelgheest, Van Naeldwijck, Wateringen, Van der Veer, Van Borsselen, Vianen and Van Ameyde, Boloijs, Abckoude and Wijck te Duersteden, Gaesbeecke, Montfoerde, Cruninghen, Alckemade, Van Vliet ende Polsbrouck, Scagen and Hoechwoude.

Necrology of the Mariënpoel Monastery, in which the annual memorial services for rectors, prioresses, nuns, clerics from related monasteries, and benefactors are recorded. Some tables are included, e.g. the computation of easter dates, astrology and leeching.

List of pittances of the Mariënpoel Monastery in Oegstgeest. The manuscript also contains receipts and notes about gifts in food on feast-days from ca. 1500.