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Schedule of lands annexed.

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Reveals subsequent names of the Cross Keys as the Cardinal's Cap and then the Prince Blucher.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The estate was purchased by Dr John Spencer, Master 1667-93, in 1687 for £3600, with an annual value of £200, and settled by Deed of Gift on the College for the augmentation of the Mastership, Fellowships, Scholarships and various other purposes.(see Masters, Appendix no. LIII (pp. 79-80).It was sold in 1929 for £3425 (Bury, p. 165).The two items under 43 have been reclassified as 39a and 40c.No. 60, which relates to St Bene't's parish has been reassigned to XVIII 237.41. Nos 68...

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With covenant for production of deeds and schedule of deeds required.

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The tenement, late in the occupation of John Dyson and now in that of Robert Richards, cordwainer, abuts (W) on the High Street, (N) on the tenement in the tenure of John Duport, (S) on a tenement in the tenure of Simon Adams and (E) on the yard belonging to Duport's tenement. Dimensions given.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Little Wilsie lies in the parishes of Kedington (Kitton, or Ketton), Haverhill and Sturmer in the counties of Essex and Suffolk and is variously given as being in either or both counties.The estate was purchased by the college in 1725 for £900 of which £800 were the proceeds of the sale to the university in 1720 of property on what is now Senate House Hill for the building of the Senate House.In 1680 Thomas Day bequeathed Little Wilsie to his daughter Elizabeth who married William...

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The release is made at the request of the Archbishop of Canterbury, with a view to Hynde's conveying the property to CCCC.
Note of delivery of the deed to Sophonias Smith, fellow of CCCC

Scope and Contents On 14 October 1649 the college had leased the property to John Sadler for a term of years here left blank; Sadler on 18 Feb. 1649/50 assigned the lease to James Levington (deceased previous husband of Anne Countess of Dumfries) for £500; Levington's lease was renewed by the college on 12 July 1656 for a term of 21 years. Levington on 24 July 1658 assigned the lease to John Cople and William Hawkes to the use of Levington, and on his death to Anne his wife and on her death to Anne...

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See also CCCC09/19/1-6, notably 19/4 for bequest of arable at Quy by William to Francis Wybrow, 1712.
Nos 10 and 11 refer to Over and Newnham respectively and are there listed.

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Entries in Lease Book 1 are noted as copies, or, where the originals are no longer held, are intercalated, Note that this lease book has many marginal notes, mostly by Matthew Parker, seldom entered here, giving cross-references to later leases of the same proprty, and indications of the 'present' tenant.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: Little Wilsie lies in the parishes of Kedington (Kitton, or Ketton), Haverhill and Sturmer in the counties of Essex and Suffolk and is variously given as being in either or both counties.The estate was purchased by the college in 1725 for £900 of which £800 were the proceeds of the sale to the university in 1720 of property on what is now Senate House Hill for the building of the Senate House.In 1680 Thomas Day bequeathed Little Wilsie to his daughter Elizabeth who married William...

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The premises abut (W) on premises belonging to Mr Turner and (E) on a passage adjoining the premises purchased by John Hall.

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Certificate of Copyhold Commissioners approving the sale annexed.

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The messuage lies between a messuage of Henry de Gransden (S) and a messuage of Robert de Gransden (N) and abuts on land of Robert de Cottenham (E) and the highway (W).
Witnesses: John Morice; Simon de Refham; Henry de Toft; Bartholomew Morice; John de Comberton; John de Teversham; Henry de Gransden

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The tenement lies between the tenement of Thomas Tayler (W) and that of Robert Habbes (E) and extends S. from the street. Dimensions given.

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The messuage lies between tenements of CCCC on either side and abuts on St Bene't's churchyard (S) and on a tenement of the Prior of Anglesey (N).
Note on dorse of delivery of seisin in the presence of: John Cutting; William Sowode; John Marys; William Sylvester, all clerks; Henry Gilson; John Bagger; Robert Jarvys; Richard Ray; Baldwyn Breuens; John Bryse

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See also Burnham and Brancaster

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Witnesses: William de Cham, steward to the le Moines; William de Sedgeford; Bartholomew de Burgate; Ralph Hatun; Roger le Kapelein; John le Rai; Thomas de Kinggestune.

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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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One acre lies in Buerestokking between land of Roger le Grey and land of William de Sarners; one and a half lie in Longestokking between land of Walter Camerarius and land of Hugh Wyth.
Witnesses: Roger le Grey; William son of Peter; Geoffrey de Sarners; Henry de Wancy; Peter Sonke; Robert le Grey; Hugh Wyth; Ansell le Gray; Robert Pagan (who wrote this deed).

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The property is described as: the manor or hamlet of Elmington, with appurtenances, including Ram Close, Lamb Close, the Middle Ground and the Great Close; a cottage on the east side of Upper Way, Elmington, with a 7-acre close adjoining, lately in the tenure of John Hatfield; all messuages, lands, etc., belonging to the manor; all reversions, rents, etc.
Endorsed with notice of enrolment in Chancery, 31 Mar. 1688.

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Witnesses: William Horwode, mayor; John de Paunfield; Richard Powell; William de Lindsey and Thomas Marblethorpe, bailiffs; John de Pocklington and Simon de Sleaford.

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Witnesses: Henry de Beche; Henry de Tangmere; Robert de Cottenham; John de Pocklington; Roger de Islip