Scope and Contents Schedule of lands (n English) annexed: 1 acres in Wylsfoorthe next the Lord's land in the tenure of George Frogge (S) and free land of Rafe Haddon (N) aubtting on land in the tenure of Thomas Hallywell; 1 rood in the same field with land of William Kirspe on either side, abutting (N) on Middle Fen; 1½ acres in Belsays field nex to William Ellis in the right of his wife (W) and the lord's land in the enture of Robert Greave (E), abutting (S) on headland of Henry Townsend; 3 roods abutting...

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Endorsed with schedule of debts and real and personal effects of Wybrow.

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The property was lately occupied by John Sterne and Thomas Smith, originally by Sir John Hynde, father of Francis. 3a annexed

Scope and Contents From the File: 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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Provision for a messuage and farm, etc., called Little Wilsie, formerly in the occupation of Robert Greene, in the parishes of Ketton, alias Kedditton, Sturmer and Withersfield in the counties of Essex and Suffolk, and a moiety of a messuage or farm formerly in the occupation of Widow Byford in Great Wratting, Suffolk, to pass to the heirs of William and Elizabeth.

Scope and Contents Messuage one was formerly of Thomas Wood and lies between a messuage formerly William Duxworth's, and then John Colby's (S) and a tenement formerly Geoffrey Skipwith's and then Thomas Lane's (N) and abuts (W) on the highway and (E) on Swinescroft; the other lately of John King of Ely and Anne his wife lies between the first messuage (formerly of Thomas Wood and once of John Bere) and a tenement lately William Kent's and abuts (W) on the highway and (E) on land once Margaret Cowper's in...

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Witnesses: John Burn; John Batsford; William Wighton; Thomas Cooper; Thomas Roberd.

Scope and Contents One half acre lies in Newnham crofts between land of St John's Hospital and land once Richard Martin's and abuts on land of Thomas Trivet and on the highway; 3 acres lie in Newnham crofts between land of CCCC on either side and abut on Crocheman's Headland and on the highway; one and a half acres lies at Pourtebryge next to land of St John's Hosptial (N) and abut on Pourtebryggeweye and on the headland of the said hospital; three acres lie in Grantchester fields between Cuftyscroftysweye and...

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Sir William Crocheman's tenement is now Thomas Huntingdon, esquire's.
Witnesses: John Deighton; Robert Coope; John Crofte John Keynsham; Richard Deben, burgess.

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The messuage, formerly of Matilda Dixey, lies between a messuage of Robert le Long and a messuage of Agnes Godfrey and abuts on the highway and on the croft of Geoffrey Page.
Witnesses: John Pilet, mayor; Adam de Clifford; Simon Bernard; Simon de Welton; John Potkin; Thomas Joachim; John de Ware.

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The messuage lies between a tenement once Sir William Crocheman, knight's, and a tenement formerly Matilda Brewster's and abuts on the highway and on a tenement once the said Sir William Crocheman's.
Witnesses: John Gainsford, mayor; John Sexton, butcher; Stephen Neel; John Eversden; Alan Hubbard, bailiffs.

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(Reginald Ely replaced as neighbour by Andrew Doket.
Witnesses: John Erlych, mayor; William Warde William Smith; William Wallis; Thomas Middleton, bailiff.

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Witnesses: William Wedgwood, mayor; Stephen Neel; Richard Andrew; William Spencer; John Duxworth, bailiffs; John Chance; Thomas Sturiyn

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Witnesses: John Gainsford, mayor; John Sexton, butcher; Stephen Neel; John Eversden; Alan Hubbard, bailiffs.

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Originally drawn up in 1856 and heavily corrected.

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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.

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Annotated in preparation of a subsequent version, with 7 messuages.

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Annotated in preparation of a subsequent version, with 7 messuages.

Scope and Contents The tenements lie between a tenement commonly known as the Black Bull, once the property of Richard Clarke, alderman, now in the occupation of Thomas Scott, baker (S), and a lane called Notes lane alias Pluttislane (N) and abuts (E) on the high street.Headed in another script: Exemplar carte venditionis horum tenementorum script: manu ipsius J. Mere. And, in this same script, at the bottom, a memorandum that Mere sold the tenement called 'le Wight Horse', reserving the other two...

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Plan and schedule included.

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The site comprises 8 acres, 2 roods and 36 poles. Plan included. Pencil note on dorse that Selwyn is not to build within 25 yards of the cricket field and is to keep up fences.

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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Gilbert Simson and John Thirlby appointed Stacey's attornies to deliver seisin. Endorsed with note of delivery.

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Also includes appointment of Robert Wysett and Nicholas Simonds to deliver seisin.

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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.