Janus: St John's College, Cambridge Archives

St John's/SJCA/D contains:
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D97	Court rolls and other manorial records of the following manors: Broomhall, Chawridge/Winkfield, Berks; Windlesham, Surrey; Rawreth, Thorrington, Ridgewell, Essex; Gt Stukeley and Lt Paxton, Hunts; Blunham, Beds; Kirbys in Ashwell and Ramerick, Herts; Bassingbourne in Fordham, Cambs; Granhams in Shelford and Barrington in Thriplow, Cambs; Downcourt, Higham, Kent; Wootton Rivers, Wilts [UNCALENDARED].
D98	Letters patent, copies of privileges and other important grants relating to St John's hospital, the priory of Lilliechurch, priory of Broomhall and hospital of Ospringe, incl. no 25 expenses for the suppression of the houses of Broomhall and Higham.
D99	Deeds, accounts, and papers of the manor of Thriplow and Humphrey Gower's estate bequeathed to the college there and reserved to the master (1566-1876); deeds and papers relating to the Dove House Close estate and Portugal street, Cambridge, another part of the estates reserved to the master of the college (1887-91).
D100	Estate papers and plans and some nineteenth and early twentieth century committee reports.
D101	Printed acts of Parliament incl. those for enclosure of certain college estates; miscellaneous papers on relations between university and college, and college domestic and estate matters.
D102	Accounts of some officers of Lady Margaret Beaufort's household (see also D91 and the subsequent chronological list), of a fellow of the Hospital of St. John, and of the early College, its successor.
D103	Miscellaneous papers and correspondence incl. aspects of the relations between college and university.
D104	Miscellaneous papers and correspondence incl. aspects of the relations between college and university.
D105	Letters to John Fisher , Nicholas Metcalfe and others 1509-26 concerning the founding of the College and fellowships and foundations designed for it, and some private business; account of the meeting of the kings of England and Castille probably compiled for Lady Margaret Beaufort, 1506 (no 162); letters to masters, especially Owen Gwyn (1612-31), incl. some royal letters preferring candidates for fellowships; correspondence of James Wood master with the Home department concerning limitation of fellowships to particular counties(1520-1820).
D106-D107	Early accounts: accounts of St John's hospital 1485-1510; masters' and bursars' accounts of the college 1511-49; accounts of John Scott fellow of God's House for repairs at Malton, Cambs and the finishing ot Christ's college chapel, 1509-11; incl. certain accounts for private business of Nicholas Metcalfe in the service of John Fisher, 1518-28; no 5, signed audits of money and plate, 1558-1615 [for 1615-1716 see C17.7].
D108	Miscellaneous papers and correspondence, incl.printed notices concerning university affairs.
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