Bill and receipt, 1814, for Lord Byron’s marriage licence; a photograph, 1975, of Lord Byron and Anne Milbanke’s marriage certificate; receipt, 1825, of Lady Byron upon her receiving of £1,275 according to her marriage settlement with Lord Byron; receipt, 1816, of Lord Byron’s upon his receiving £1,142.7.3, “being the amount of the interest due to me on Lady Byron's [sic] fortune”; legal document, 1816, supporting conveyance to ensure a settlement giving Lord Byron a right to Lady Byron’s estate upon her death; handwritten copy, 1816, of a legal document regarding the separation of Lord and Lady Byron; comment and verse, 1816, concerning the separation of Lord and Lady Byron; statement, 1816, by Ann Fletcher, Lady Byron’s valet, on the subject of Lord Byron’s relationship with Lady Byron; draft, 1816, of statement of separation between Lord and Lady Byron; observations, 1816, of Samuel Shepherd, solicitor, on the draft statement of separation between Lord and Lady Byron; two copies of an arbitration document, 1816, concerning the separation of Lord and Lady Byron. Signed by Lord and Lady Byron; documents, 1814 to 1816, concerning Lord Byron’s estate, his marriage settlement with Lady Byron, and his separation with her; newspaper clippings, 1816 to 1824, concerning the separation of Lord and Lady Byron; and legal documents concerning the estates of Lord and Lady Byron, their marriage settlement, and their separation including:

- Deed of Annuities, 1779, of William Lord Byron and his wife Lady Byron

- Grant of annuity, 1809, of £111 of Lord Byron to George Thomas

- Deed of Separation, 1816, between Lord and Lady Byron

- Copy, 1816, of Deed of Separation between Lord and Lady Byron

- Instrument of Direction, 1818, of Lord and Lady Byron to Douglas Kinnaird and Thomas Bland, and case paper, 1828, regarding the same.