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Previously, and perhaps correctly, surmised to be an assemblage relating to the Inclosure Act a copy of which was found with them. Nineteenth-century annotations support this use of the documents, but the assemblage may be earlier.
180a relates to Chesterton fields and is there recorded (CCCC09/17/1/30).

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On dorse, among other memoranda, a list of rents from the new houses, including those from Cuthbert, Sheres, Scarlet and Bradshaw, stationers

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Probably related to inclosure.

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Gives details of seats in the proposed new church, population of the hamlet,, details of the mother church at Little Wilbraham, funds raised (£1700) and expected (£300), estimate of building costs, etc.

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Written on the dorse of a letter to Hyde from J. J. Wardell requesting a cheque for £3.

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Items A-D relate to the annuity of £12, F-I to the annuity of ten marks

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Extracts from H. P. Stokes, 'Outside Trumpington Gates . . .' (PCAS XLIV, 1908, pp. 66 ff.) and Masters' History of CCCC, with further reference to [Arthur] Gray.

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The manor had been bequeathed by Sir William Fynderne to Clare College (Clare Hall) for 50 years in 1517; presumably Norgate was investigating the possibility of a purchase. Among the liabilities which he notes in an annuity to Calre Hall for 11 years to come from May.

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Nos 1, 12, 17-18, 21-22, 24, 26 and 28-31 relate to St Michael's parish, Cambridge, and are boxed in that sequence with XIII 1-24. Nos. 42, R5 not used.
Membrane 6 of 09/35/141 has records of the court baron at Chatteris for 1636 and 1639.

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The hand is unmistakably that of Copcot, who was Vice-Chancellor from 1586 to 1587, immediately before succeeding Norgate as Master. This must therefore be a copy by Copcot of a document relating to the Nichols complaint, or refer to a further complaint towards the end of Norgate's life

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Observations on Parker's indenture and on proceedings in 1607

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Mr Harris, the supposed trespasser, will give no redress unless compelled by law.

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Several additions and annotations by Matthew Parker

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List of documents relating to the matter, as below

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Reference at foot to Edmund Gibson's, Codex juris ecclesiastici Anglicani. . ., London, J. Baskett, 1713, vol. 1, pp. 198-201 (199 to 200 omitted as page nos.) where the Act is printed.

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Memorandum that the lessees, Mr Samuel Duckering and Co., have notice to take upon themselves the Land Tax from Michaelmas next, 1774, etc.

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The patronage of the living was accepted by the college in 1929 from the trustees of the Rev. George Walker Hall (1875), Vicar of Norton since 1888 and Rector from 1926, in accordance with his known wishes.
For further details of the parish see Bury, p. 286

Scope and Contents From the Series: The rectory of St Mary Abchurch was procured by Archbishop Parker from the Queen, in exchange for the rectory of Penshurst, Kent. After the fire of London in 1666, when both churches were destroyed, the curacy of St Lawrence Pountney was annexed to it. Prior to the dissolution both were in the hands of the Master and Chaplains of the College of Jesus and Corpus Christi near the church of St Lawrence Pountney.For a brief account of St Mary Abchurch church, see...

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Endorsed: 'A bille to the kyng for to compelle Herry Somer &c'; and, later, by Parker: 'Si ista Instructio perveniet ad collegium regale forte calumniarent manerium suum de Jakes ne teneri de nobis sed vrgenda est compositio in qua confitentur et rogant ita confirmari quod teneant manerium suum cum omnibus pertinencijs de nobis'.

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The manor is said to have descended from Sir John Croke and Joan his wife to their son Philip and his wife Joan and thence to their son Thomas and his son William. Joan le Moigne claims descent from Thomas. The claim is against John, son of Michael de Crokenefforde for two thirds of the manor and against Alice, widow of the said Michael, for the remaining third.

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The estate compirses 90 acres, called the White Canons' land.

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Wheat in hand, wheat spent in baking, remains in hand.

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In the same hand as 50 above.

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The queries arise from perusal of early rentals, chiefly, it seems, XXXIX 11 and 16 (CCCC09/39/11, 16)

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: These generally exclude stewards' (domestic and estate) accounts, kitchen accounts, tutors' accounts.In the early years the Master and Bursar were sometimes one and the same person. Note also that the term 'steward' could apply to the present office of Bursar as well as to the steward of an estate, or a steward in charge of, for example, the arrangements for commencement feasts.Account books entered under 'Library and plate' (07/14, etc.) also include other college...