Property documents relating to Pell family of Wilburton Manor. This collection has been organised in chronological order and includes wills, enfranchisements, extinguishments, accounts and a variety of land transfer documents.

Historic England's official list entry for Wilburton Manor includes the following information:

Wilburton Manor had come into the possession of Sir Albert Pell in 1817. Sir Albert died in 1832, and his widow the Hon Lady Margaret Letitia Matilda Pell held the manor in dower until her death in 1868. She was the third daughter of Henry Beauchamp St John of Bletsoe. In 1900 Sir Albert's two surviving nephews were joint lords. Albert Pell the elder, a noted agriculturalist and authority on the poor law, died in 1907 and was succeeded by his nephew Albert Julian, who had been acting as steward. Oliver Claude Pell, the third of Sir Albert's sons, was chairman of the Isle of Ely County Council from 1889 until his death in 1891. On the death of Albert Julian Pell in 1916 his nephew, Beauchamp Stewart Pell, succeeded. The Manor was sold to Cambridgeshire County Council in the mid 20th and is now used as a school, which opened on 12 October 1965.