deed
Found in 124 Collections and/or Records:
Deed poll confirming the conveyance., 1758-04-10
The parsonage of the living was presented to the College in 1948 by Miss Florence Williams, daughter of the Rev. Daniel Rowland Williams (a past member) and sister of the Rev. Reginald Henry Williams, Rector there from 1923 to 1930. For further details of the history of the parish see Bury, p. 283.
Demise and surrender to Simon Fincham, rector of St Benedict’s parish, 1508-07-11
Draft appointment and release of a piece of land at Barnwell in the parish of St Andrew the Less, with some correctrions, approved by both parties, 1825-06-06
Draft deed of exchange with Charles Humfrey, with numerous corrections, approved by both parties, 1825-06-07
Draft release to Master and Fellows of St John's College of a plot of vacant ground between property of St John's and the east wall of St Sepulchre's churchyard., 1818
The transfer of the property arose from the Act for the better paving, cleansing and lighting the town of Cambridge.
Duplicate of 54., 1859-08-18
Includes plan.
Duplicate of 55., 1859-08-18
Includes plan.
Duplicate of 62., 1860-02-02
Plan included.
Election of Professor of Law 1860, 1860-06-11
Certificate of the election of William Lloyd Birkbeck M.A. to be Professor of Laws in Downing College
Election of Professor of Medicine 1874, 1874-11-25
Certificate of election of Peter Wallworth Latham to be Professor of Medicine in Downing College.
Enfeoffment to Joseph King junior and Thomas Woodgate, his trustee, of a messuage, gardens, etc., formerly in the occupation of Loer Bacon, grandmother of John, for £35., 1809-09-12
Enfeoffment to Robert Partridge., 1664-09-03
The document has been cut in two horizontally and bears no seals.
Enrolment of Sir Thomas Mannock's settlement of dower on his present wife (rolls 37-42), 15 April 1780., 1791
Document 32.
Exemplification of recovery: John Forber and Richard Moreton, Trinity Term 7 and 8 George II., 1789-05-23
Document 8.
Exemplification of the will of Sir Francis Mannock proved in Chancery, 17 May 1779., 1789-07-18
Document 29.
Fair copy of translation of the original deed as supplied to Counsel., 1892-12
Freedom of Passage request for Courtney Stanhope Kenny, 1861-12-24
Request for freedom of passage for Courtney Stanhope Kenny, for travelling on the Continent. Signed by Kenny and John, Earl Russell, Viscount Amberley, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Grant of land in Eltisley inherited from his father to William of St Remi and his wife, Argentelina, sister of Roger, 1200 - 1207
Grants of Arms to College, 1801
Draft and final versions of Downing College Charter and Statutes and other formal records relating to its foundation such as University Assent and grant of arms. There are multiple copies, with slight variations, of some records.
Lease, 1893-03-17 - 1898-10-27
1. Trustees of the will of John Greaves and the beneficiaries of his will [including C.S.Kenny]
2. Messrs, Naylor and Co. Ltd.
Lease for 21 years of coal lying under lands at Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe, York.
Endorsed with lease of Flockton thin seam of coal.
With diagram.
Lease for one year: John and James Round and others to Lady Mannock, 14 Jan. 1788., 1794-06-07
Enrolled in Court of Common Pleas, Hilary Term, 28 George III [1788], roll 54.
Lease for one year: Lady Mannock to Michael Blount junior and others, 18 Jan. 1788., 1794-06-07
Enrolled in Court of Common Pleas, Hilary Term, 28 George III [1788], roll 63.
Lease for one year to Robert Partridge of a messuage with a yard, garden or croft with a view to a transfer of possession., 1802-11-12
The property, formerly in the occupation of Samuel Pirkis and now in the tenure of John Maling, lies between lands of the Manor of Holton and a garden formerly of John Gosnold (E) and the highway to Hadleigh (W) and abuts (N) on lands of the manor and (S) on Mustoe Lane.
Lease for one year to Samuel [Bradford] Lord Bishop of Carlisle [and Master of CCCC] with a view to a transfer of uses to possession by the college., 1718-11-06
Lease of property as in 1 to Samuel Pickering Beales., 1796-07-25
Cambridge beyond the river. See also XXXVI (CCCC09/36) for property in and around Grantchester Meadows.
Numbers XIV 38-47, 69-74, 76-77, 99-100, 106, 107, 114, 128, 202-207 not used.