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Lease, Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Great Eversden, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire
Alice Rogers, widow, of Gt. Shelford, and Christopher her son, for 5/-, leases to Thomas Sell, yeoman, of Stableforth [Stapleford?] and Margaret his wife, half an acre of pasture in Gt. Shelford next the ground of William Kempe, S., abutting on Horningsey Way, N., and the other head on Crow Lane, to have and to hold...to convert use in to possession. Signed by Christopher Rogers and Alice Rogers, his wife, 2 seals. Witnessed by Anne Carrow and James King.
Lease, Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Grunty Fen, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire
William Saywell, D.D. of Ely and Haddenham lets the parsonage of Haddenham with its lands etc. to David Rowlands. The indenture contains a clause safeguarding the service of the church and administration of the sacraments by W. Saywell. Witnessed by Sam. Saywell, Jho. Folkes, Andrew Card, Chr. Higgs, and Philip Taylor.
Lease, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire
Lease, Haslingfield, Cambridgeshire
Indenture made between Edward Addams, yeoman, of Haslingfield and Cristopher Hall, wheelwright, of the same. Witnesseth that for 5/- paid to Addams by Hall, Addams grants to Hall his cottage in the pightle and 2 acres in Haslingfield now in occupation of Addams, and all other freehold lands belonging to him to have and to hold for one year...to convert use into possession. Signed by Edward Addams. Witnessed by Samuel Hallward, Richard Deene, and William Swann.
Lease, Hilton etc., Derbyshire
Lease indenture, Benwick, Cambridgeshire
John Turner of Eynesbury, Huntingdonshire, lets to Thomas Burgesse of Benwick certain fen land in Benwick for a term of twenty-one years. The lessee may plough only limited amounts of land during the last two years of the term. The lessee may not dig turf. Witnesses: Joseph Surrage, Phillipp Skinner. One seal is attached.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Master, Fellows and Scholars of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, let to Thomas Halsted of Cambridge certain property in St Boltolph's parish, Cambridge, for a term of forty years. The lessee must not alienate without licence written and sealed. Part of the document in the top right-hand corner has been cut off. Relating to 'site of St Catharine's Lodge garden = University Press'. This sentence on a separate piece of paper in a different hand.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely, on the surrender of a lease made to Sarah Beach of Cambridge, executrix of the will of John Brasier of Cambridge, dated 26 November 1744 [Doc 353], let to Andrew Cockle of Cambridge certain land in Cambridge for the term of forty years; the lessee is to repair the pavement opposite the premises; the lessee may not alienate without written licence. Witnesses: John Whittred, Henry Markham. One seal is attached.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely, on the surrender of a lease granted to Andrew Cockle of Cambridge and dated 25 November 1782 [Doc 365], let to Samuel Salmon of Cambridge certain land in Cambridge for the term of forty years; the lessee is to repair the pavement opposite the premises; the lessee may not alienate without the licence of the lessors. Witnesses: George Thring, Tingey Taylor. One seal is attached.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely let to James Persevall of Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, certain land in Cambridge for the term of forty years.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely on the surrender of a lease formerly granted to William Cobham of Cambridge let to William Brasier of Cambridge certain land in Cambridge for the term of forty years; the lessee is to repair the road opposite the property; he may not alienate without licence. Witnesses: Job Ingram, Mary Cafion.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely on the surrender of a lease formerly granted to William Cobham let to William Brasier of Cambridge certain land in Cambridge for a term of forty years; the lessee shall keep in repair the road opposite the premises; the lessee may not alienate without licence. Witnesses: Mary Martin, Susan Beaver, Hugh Martin. One seal is attached.
Lease indenture, Cambridge
The Dean and Chapter of Ely on the surrender of a former lease made to John Brasier of Cambridge, dated 24 November 1730, let to Sarah Beach of Cambridge, executrix of the will of John Brasier, certain land in Cambridge for a term of forty years. The lessee is to repair the pavement of the street opposite the property. She may not alienate without licence. Witnesses: Samuell Frost, Edward Gillam. One seal is attached.
Lease indenture, Cambridge, Newnham, Cherryhinton, Chesterton, Girton and Grantchester, Cambridgeshire
Lease indenture [copy], Cambridge
The Master, Fellows and Scholars of St John's College, let to Richard Clarke of Cambridge certain land in Cambridge, except the timber, reserving to themselves the right to carry it away for the term of twenty years; the lessee is to lay manure; he is not to damage or remove trees; he is not to carry off the soil, nor to allow bricks to be made on it; he is not to erect any shed except of bricks or boards; he is not to alienate without licence.