| King's/KC/KCAR/6/2 contains: |
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| 021A |
Brighton, Sussex |
| 022 |
Brixton Deverill, Wiltshire |
| 023 |
Broadstairs, Kent |
| 024 |
Broomhills, Essex |
| 025 |
Burton Coggles, Lincolnshire |
| 026 |
Buckland, Hertfordshire |
| 027 |
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire |
| 028 |
Canewdon, Essex |
| 029 |
Caston Hall, Norfolk |
| 030 |
Cathale, Hertfordshire |
| 031 |
Chalk (including Alvediston, Bower Chalk(e), Broad Chalk(e)), Wiltshire |
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Administrative records
| Title |
Buckland, Hertfordshire |
| Reference |
KCAR/6/2/026 |
| Covering Dates |
1668–1889 |
| Extent and Medium |
1/4 box |
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| Content and context |
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The advowson of Buckland rectory was sold to the College in 1702 by Samuel Mellish. The purchase document is kept under KCAR/6/2/26/1 Title deeds BUK/8.
Documents relating to the advowson at Buckland, Hertfordshire. Includes BUK/1-/13.
Please note that the estate collection is continually receiving new material. Catalogues for estates which have had many additions made during the year will be re-published approximately annually, and the Archive Centre staff are always happy to conduct up-to-date computer searches for any estate. Please contact archivist@kings.cam.ac.uk with enquiries.
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| Further information |
Other material relating to Buckland is kept elsewhere in the estates records, including: Plans of the King's College estates around Biggin manor, covering Buckland (1802, 1849) KCAR/6/2/015/12 BIG/184-5; Maps and plans of King's College property in Biggin, extending also to Buckland (1852-1905), KCAR/6/2/015/12 BIG/161; An exchange order with a map of Widdial and Buckland (1895), KCAR/6/2/015/12 BIG/186; an agreement for inclosing land in Buckland (1838), KCAR/6/2/015/17 BIG/127. |
| Index Terms |
| Hertfordshire |
| King's/KC/KCAR/6/2/026 contains: |
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1
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Title deeds.
2 files/items. |
1702 |
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2
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Leases.
5 files/items. |
1668–1702 |
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3
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Evidences.
1 file. |
1702 |
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4
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Benefice.
4 items. |
1844–1889 |
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