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Quit-rents to Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges; procuration and visitation payments to Archdeacon and Bishop of Ely; pension and share of tithes at Grantchester to the diocese; two years' pension to Rector of Coton

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Receipts for rent paid to Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's colleges, and pensions to ministers of Grantchester and Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges, diocese of Ely for visitation, pension and share of tithes at Grantchester; share of tithes at Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges, Dean and Chapter of Ely, Rector of Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges; Dean and Chapter of Ely (for Grantchester); Archdeacon of Ely for visitation; Rector of Coton

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Quit rents to Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges, dues to the diocese on visitation of St Bene't's; pension and share of tithes for Vicar of Grantchester; pension due to Rector of Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus, Dean and Chapter of Ely, for Grantchester; Rector of Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus, Dean and Chapter of Ely, for Grantchester; Rector of Coton

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Trinity Hall, Jesus and St John's Colleges, Dean and Chapter of Ely, Rector of Coton

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Quit-rents to Trnity Hall,and Jesus and St John's Colleges; Dean and Chapter of Ely and Rector of Coton's pension

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Quit rents to Trinity Hall and St John's; payments of dues to Bishop and Archdeacon of Ely; pension and indemnity at Gratnchester; Rector of Coton for share of tithes

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Carpenter, glazier, brazier, stone mason, bricklayer, painter and smith, as above, Susannah Bottomley for further masonry work, Hinkin for further carpentry and William Roper for matting and red leather

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Carpenter, bricklayer, smith, brazier, painter, glazier, mason

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Carpenter, bricklayer, smith, brazier, glazier, painter

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Carpenter, glazier, bricklayer (3), smith, joiner, brazier, painter, mason

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Carpenter, smith, brazierr, glazier, joiner, painter (bis), bricklayer, smith (again), mason

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Carpenter, smith, brazier, glazier, joiner, painter, bricklayer, tinman, mason, Thomas Ball, for hearths, Nicholas Rayment for repairs to gate

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William and John Hinkin, carpenters; Richard Haselum, plumber and glazier; John Apsey, brazier; John Williamson, bricklayer; James Ivers, painter; Edward Tomson and Thomas Ball, masons; James Fowle, smith, and William Roper, joiner

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Dates given are those of receipts.

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The total sum is £49,155 14s 8d, of which £2745 16s 9d remains to be paid' A receipt for this sum is attached.

Scope and Contents From the Series: These include vouchers both to the main account, as entered in the Audit Books, and to subsidiary accounts, such as the Spencer account. They also include some vouchers for college estates, notably Willingham. In many cases the vouchers were rolled or bundled together some time after the accounting year in question, resulting in discrepancies of chronology (as, for example in 72 to 74. In most cases vouchers for the brewhouse and the bakehouse, forming bundles within bundles, have been...

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 From the Series: These include vouchers both to the main account, as entered in the Audit Books, and to subsidiary accounts, such as the Spencer account. They also include some vouchers for college estates, notably Willingham. In many cases the vouchers were rolled or bundled together some time after the accounting year in question, resulting in discrepancies of chronology (as, for example in 72 to 74. In most cases vouchers for the brewhouse and the bakehouse, forming bundles within bundles, have been...

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'These bills examined by Mr Watson's book, in the steward's hands subscribed weekly, and according to the bill delivered by Mrs Watson, 8 April. 1636.'