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Spencer account

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No. 1 not used. No. 116 relates to Swaffham; No. 178 is now 207A
Also included are holdings in the nearby parishes of Milton (Middleton), Cottenham (Cotenham), Impington (Impiton or Empiton), and elsewhere

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Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

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Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

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Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

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Spencer account

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Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

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Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Among other benefactions Tenison bequeathed to the college a sum of £1000 which he had lent to Robert Clarke of St Ives, Hunts., on a mortgage on an estate there. The mortgage was finally redeemed by Lady Hatton, in 1791, and the £1000 vested in 3 per cent consols. From 1715 until 1791 the lands were in the possession of the college, and a separate set of accounts kept. The profits, in accordance with Tenison's will were devoted to the augmentation of scholarships, the residue being...

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For many masters there are no records beyond those in which he, along with the scholars or fellows, represents the college as a corporation, but all are listed here for reference. Some stray documents, are also entered under the relevant Mastership.

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'In 1777 it was said to be worth £130 a year'.

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Many of these deeds have been kept in a miscellaneous class, XXIV B; a few items from this class have been physically moved to existing classes, e.g. nos XXIV B 1 (Burwell); 31 (Barton); 51 and 54 (Cambridge, Little St Mary's parish); but most are still housed as XXIV B although listed, where appropriate, with other series.
In the case of many of the XXIV B deeds in particular, it is not clear that there is any relevance to college holdings.

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See also CCCC09/36B especially 87.
No. 20 not used.
Membrane 7 of 09/35/141 has records of the court baron of Barton Lancaster for June and July 1635.

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Nos 11-13, 26-199 not used. 223 (1) relates to the manor of Barton Lancaster and is there housed and listed.
See also under Grantchester XXXVI G 129.1: Dr Hooke's notebook of his livings at Grantchester and Little Wilbraham, 1762-76.
Membrane 5 of 09/35/141 has records of the court of Wilbraham Rycotts for 1631, 1635 and 1636.

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The rectory, with the perpetual advowson of the vicarage, was presented to the college in 1594 by Roger Manners of Uffington, third son of Thomas Earl of Rutland and one of the Esquires of the Body to the Queen, for the maintenance of four poor scholars.
Nos. 1-2, 22-27 not used.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Fonds: No. 17 not used. Nos 31 (a,b), 33 (a-c), 37 (a,b),42, 45 (a-f) , 47 and 49 were in one packet entitled 'Title Deeds relating to a Freehold Messuage, Premises, Ropewalk situtated in New Street in the Parish of St Andrew the Less, Cambridge, belonging to Corpus Christi College. Purchased from the Mortgagees of Mr J. Bowd'. They were passed to Messrs Few & Kester on 15 Feb. 1951. Nos 41 and 43 were taken by Francis & Co. on the sale of the property on 1 Sept. 1939.All these...

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See also CCCC09/36B especially 87.
No. 20 not used.
Membrane 7 of 09/35/141 has records of the court baron of Barton Lancaster for June and July 1635.

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...

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A few earlier and a few undated items also found among what were four separate rolls.

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...

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Among other benefactions Tenison bequeathed to the college a sum of £1000 which he had lent to Robert Clarke of St Ives, Hunts., on a mortgage on an estate there. The mortgage was finally redeemed by Lady Hatton, in 1791, and the £1000 vested in 3 per cent consols. From 1715 until 1791 the lands were in the possession of the college, and a separate set of accounts kept. The profits, in accordance with Tenison's will were devoted to the augmentation of scholarships, the residue being...

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£331 16s 0¼d against £302 12s 8½d.

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See 251.4b and c

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Further calculations on dorse.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Among other benefactions Tenison bequeathed to the college a sum of £1000 which he had lent to Robert Clarke of St Ives, Hunts., on a mortgage on an estate there. The mortgage was finally redeemed by Lady Hatton, in 1791, and the £1000 vested in 3 per cent consols. From 1715 until 1791 the lands were in the possession of the college, and a separate set of accounts kept. The profits, in accordance with Tenison's will were devoted to the augmentation of scholarships, the residue being...