acquittance
Found in 1892 Collections and/or Records:
Receipt for 11s 6d rent due at Easter term last past on messuage once of Richard Fowk alias Fauch, etc., 1416-05-19
The cut-off date is fairly arbitrary, but most of these deeds, many of them concerning the acquisition of the college site and its environs, are related to properties first acquired by the gilds.
Receipt for 11s 6d rent due for Michaelmas and Easter terms on messuage once of Richard Fowk alias Fauch, etc., 1413-04-25
The cut-off date is fairly arbitrary, but most of these deeds, many of them concerning the acquisition of the college site and its environs, are related to properties first acquired by the gilds.
Receipt for £12 5s for painting the rails, the gatehouse and gate, the side next the walk and the side next the churchyard, 1636-07-27
These voucher, up to no. 170, were found in two separate bundles both designated by Masters as 'Aquittances of various dates'. A few discrete groups found amongst them are listed separately elsewhere. Nos 12 to 20 are held together by a linen thread.
Receipt for £12 7s 2d from Samuel Sharp for his share of the Militia Hospital, 1717-01-26
Receipt for £12 7s 2d paid by Mr Cook for work done at Rogers Cottage and for materials., 1861-03-05
It appears that this cottage was purchased by the Master on his own account (but see 73 below). It sometimes occurs under the name of 'Rogers cottage', Rogers being the sitting tenant, and sometimes under the name of Mayhew's Farm.
Receipt for £12 16s 10½d for six months' tax (24 June to 25 Dec. 1652) for the army, 1652-10-14
Receipt for 12s 9d from Messrs Bungay and Tabor, stewards for the lesser commencement feast, 1596
These voucher, up to no. 170, were found in two separate bundles both designated by Masters as 'Aquittances of various dates'. A few discrete groups found amongst them are listed separately elsewhere. Nos 12 to 20 are held together by a linen thread.
Receipt for 12s 10d from John Gleaves for thatching., 1822-09-26
Receipt for 12s for a year's wages as barber, 1589-10-02
These voucher, up to no. 170, were found in two separate bundles both designated by Masters as 'Aquittances of various dates'. A few discrete groups found amongst them are listed separately elsewhere. Nos 12 to 20 are held together by a linen thread.
Receipt for 12s Land Tax for 2 houses in Trumpeters Alley., 1726-07-25
Receipt for 12s premium (less 1s 6d) and 15s duty., 1825-07-27
Receipt for £13 9s 6d for work at Elmington, 1799-08-31
Receipt for £13 [Master's salary contribution] from Mr Sandiford., 1794-12-12
Receipt for 13s 4d for two years' pension due for the tithes of Coton, 1600-11-22
These voucher, up to no. 170, were found in two separate bundles both designated by Masters as 'Aquittances of various dates'. A few discrete groups found amongst them are listed separately elsewhere. Nos 12 to 20 are held together by a linen thread.
Receipt for 13s 4d received from Robert Painter, quondam carpenter, in final settlement of the purchase money of one tenement., 1484-06-11
09/11/3x is a 3 sheet 20th-century calendar of 3(1-16)
Receipt for 13s 7½d quit-rent due to the Lady of the Manor of Willingham, 1828-05-27
Receipt for £14 16s 3d for two quarters for the King's tax from Samuel Sharp., 1749-03-24
Further items of expenditure noted on dorse.
Receipt for £14 16s 3d for two quarters for the King's tax plus 13s 6d window tax from Samuel Sharp., 1748-10-06
All but the last five relate to the Elmington estate; the last five were also paid from the Spencer chest.
Receipt for 14s 3d for carpentry work., 1822-06-08
(Not included in Lamb's summary at 1c).
Receipt for 14s half-yearly payment of Land Tax for the house late Ashby's., 1825-10-10
XVIII 77 has been re-classified as XII 56A (CCCC09/aa/56A). Nos. 198, 228, 232-234, 248 not used.
Receipt for £15 for unspecified work at Elmington., 1805-04-06
Dates given are those of receipts.
Receipt for £15: his expenses in visiting the college estate at East Chinock, 1754-11-09
Receipt for £15 towards the repairing of the Great Bridge at Cambridge, 1755-03-07
Receipt for £15 under the will of John Coles senior., 1797-11-25
He leaves his lands in Prior's Marston and Ratley to his wife Ann for her life and then to his grandson Joseph who is to make cash payments to John's children.