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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.

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Whereas on the appropriation the college was bound in an annual payment of 100s to Sir John, this is now replaced by an annual dole of 1d to each of 500 poor people on Sir John's birthday during his life and on his anniversary after his death.
Witnesses: Sir Richard de Kelshall; Thomas Chamberlain and Warin of Bassingbourn, knights; William Lavenham and Richard Sprotford of Kingston.

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Note on dorse of Leonard Gennynges and William Tailder taking possession on 16 May 1595 and delivering it to Robert Gill.
The endowment is to support four scholars.

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Endorsed: . . . Ex parte australi garard hostell

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...

Scope and Contents Copy of indenture between Geoffrey Boleyn, Henry Frowik, citizens and mercers of London, Thomas Boleyn, clerk, Thomas Hoo, esquire, Thomas Burgoyn of co. Cambs, gentleman, and John Sturion citizen and mercer of London on the one part and William Whalley, Prior of the church or priory of the Blessed Mary and St Thomas Martyr of Newark [novo loco] near Guilford, Surrey, and the convent there of the other part witnesses that as the said prior and convent by a deed dated 23 May 1449 have granted...

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One head of the land abuts on the messuage of the said Simon and the other on the water.
Witnesses: Bartholomew Gogging; John Martin; John But; Robert Steersman; John Prentice; John de Campes; Simon ad Aquam; Simon de Baudac; Robert Cissore; William de Bekerwell; Robert de Strawilane; Wlater Doy; Roger Doy.

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The shop lies between a messuage of William atte Fleet and shops which the said Richard holds by demission from the said John and Agnes.
Witnesses: Simon de Refham, mayor; Robert de Sedgeford; William Holay; Ralph de Comberton; John his brother.

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Witnesses: Simon de Refham, mayor; Miles de Trumpington; Robert de Sedgeford; Robert de Brunne; Henry de Gransden

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The messuage lies between a tenement of Edward Baylham and a tenement formerly of Richard Morice; the garden's neighbours are still as in 86.
Witnesses: Richard Masterman, mayor; John Coton; John Blancpayn; Edmund Lister; John Herrys.

Scope and Contents From the File: One tenement is next to the Stone Hostel of St John's (N), and abuts (W) on Bridge Street; the other is next to a tenement of Robert Doke and also abuts on Bridge Street. One garden lies in Newnham, commonly called Kokkous and abuts on Newnham Wey, and the other, also in Newnham, lies lengthwise next to a tenement and garden of John Rattlesden, commonly called Pondyerde and also abuts on Newnham Way.Witnesses: Robert de Brigham, mayor; John Herrys; John Blaunkpayn; Simon Bentybow, Hugh...

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Witnesses: Thomas Trivet, mayor; John Herrys; John Blaunkpayn; Simon Bentybow; Thomas Caldecote.
Notes on dorse, presumably by Brunne, of holdings in Portefeld

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Endorsed with a rental, with notes of court.

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The two tenements, one of which was late in the occupation of Mary Rowning and now of the son of the said Joseph, the other, a cornerhouse now in the occupation of the said Joseph, lie together between a college tenement in the tenure of John Swan and another in the tenure of Elizabeth Way, widow (previously Henry Brewer) and abut on the highway N and W.

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Note on dorse: Anno domini 1452 in tenura Willielam Pygot

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Note on dorse: Anno domini 1462 in tenuram Willielmi Pygot

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The tenement lies between a tenement of CCCC in which Simon Abraham lately dwelt (S) and a tenement of the college in which Richard Perchmener dwells (N) and abuts (W) on the High Street and (E) on the college.
Witnesses: Robert Coope, mayor; Thomas Ditche; John Hundredyear, bailiffs.
Note on dorse: Indentura R. Dekonson postea in tenura W. Swuer postea in tenura laurencij Tomson vacat

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The tenement lies on a corner between a tenement of the college (N) and the highway (S) and abuts E on a tenement of the college and W on the highway and contains in length, from W to E 65 and a half feet and in width at the W end 35 feet, 8 inches.
Endorsed: Indentura J. Dyamor Tiggyll & Topcyale (?). Vacat.

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The tenement now has as its eastern neighbour, Elizabeth Eson, widow.

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XVIII 77 has been re-classified as XII 56A (CCCC09/aa/56A). Nos. 198, 228, 232-234, 248 not used.

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The rectory to be maintained by the lessees, except that the lessor is responsible for the repair of any walls that might fall down in the rectory itself.

Scope and Contents From the File: The others are: Alan de Banastre, parson of Lolworth; Henry de Tangmere; William de Horwode and Henry le Clerc of Cambridge.The properties enfeoffed are: the manof of Upware; all their lands and tenements in Wykys; all lands and tenements in Cambridge which were formerly Henry de Tangmere's; all their lands and tenements in Wimpole.Thomas de Eltisley as Master and the scholars of CCC also enfeoff all their lands, tenements and rents in Cambridge; an annual rent of £20 arising from...

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No. 59 not used (now 94.1); also nos 81-87.
For three early deeds (one of 1273, the other two undated) see XXXVI 99, where they are transcribed.

Scope and Contents From the File: Seven acres lie in Carmefield between Custesbalk and land formerly of Robert Comberton and abut (S) on Eldnewnham way; ½ acre lies in the same field between two balks and between land of St John on either side and abuts (S) on Overqwarte path; ½ acre lies in the same field between land formerly of Richard Martin and land of the chantry of the Blessed Mary without Trumpington Gate; 3 selions, containing 1 acre, lie beyond the brook in Little Field between land of St John and land formerly of...

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Previous tenant named as Robert Bowyer.