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D.XII.14 Bargain and sale to the University of Plume estate
D.XII.15 Statutes of Plumian Professorship
D.XII.16 Deed of covenant by University to James Plume of Lambeth, scarlet dyer, relating to purchase of land in Balsham
D.XII.17 Copy indenture of defeasance by Sir John Ellys and others to John Lindsell of Horseheath, gentleman, and John Lindsell of Babraham, gentleman, son and heir of John Lindsell the elder
D.XII.18 Bond in £2000 by John Lindsell of Horseheath, gentleman, and John Lindsell of Babraham, gentleman, son and heir of John Lindsell the elder, to Sir John Ellys and others
D.XII.19 Copy of court roll of Balsham Manor by which John Lindsell the elder, gentleman, surrenders land in Balsham to Richard Bentley, DD, Master of Trinity College
D.XII.20 Copy of court roll of Balsham Manor recording admission of Richard Bentley to lands as described in D.XII.19
D.XII.21 Copy of court roll of Balsham Manor recording admission of Robert Smith, Professor of Astronomy, to lands as described in D.XII.19
D.XII.22 Copy, made 1721, of the 'constitutions' of the professorship and agreement relating to the observatory at Trinity College, 1705
D.XII.23 Copy of the Lord Chancellor's decree respecting the professorship
D.XII.24 Copy report of J. Lightborn, Master in Chancery, respecting the professorship
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Deeds of title to University property and related papers

Title Mortgage for £900 (a) of two messuages, 185 acres of arable, 10 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 200 acres of heath in Balsham and 'foldage' for 300 sheep; with two copies of fine (bi-ii) and bond in £1800 (c) for performance of covenants
Reference D.XII.9
(former reference: Caryl R.16)
Covering Dates 1 May 1697–7 June 1697
Extent and Medium 3 membranes, 1 sheet; parchment, paper; These items are badly damp damaged, fragile and currently unfit for production.
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The parties to (a) are: 1) John Lindsell of Horseheath, gentleman and Elizabeth, his wife 2) James Wortham of Royston, maltster 3) William Worts of Cambridge, esquire.

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