Janus: Cambridge, various

Corpus/CCCC09/02 contains:
1	Grant of a tenement in St Benedict's parish (neighbours specified) to Thomas Chesterton, William Beketon, clerk, Hugh Plowryght and Thomas Jacob.
2	Letters patent confirming letters patent dated 5 October 27 Edward III (1353).
3	Grant of lands to Henry VI.
3a	List of properties exchanged between Corpus and King's Colleges
4	Grant in frank almoin of or lands, premises and rent in Cambridge to Corpus Christi College
5	Lease of an empty piece of land in St Mary's parish (neighbours and dimensions specified) for 99 years to Master Robert Wodelarke, Chancellor of the University
6	Award of land next to the market place in the parish of St Mary subject to a dispute between the college and William Godfrey, burgess.
7	Quitclaim to the college
8	Award concerning a yearly rent of 6s from 3 tenements in St Mary's parish, next the churchyard.
9	Quitclaim to the College to 4s annual rent from a tenement of the college in St Benedict's parish, next the Bull Inn on the north, Trumpington Street on the east and St Catharine's Hall on the west.
10	Demise and surrender to Simon Fincham, rector of St Benedict's parish
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Cambridge, various

Title	Grant of lands to Henry VI.
Reference	CCCC09/02/3 (former reference: XXXI 107 (formerly N. 32))
Creator	Corpus Christi College
Covering Dates	28 June 1448 (Cambridge, Friday the eve of the SS Peter and Paul [29 June] 26 Henry VI)
Extent and Medium	1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript

Content and context

The lands comprise one garden next St Edward's hostel recently in the tenure of Robert Joyner and a garden next the river bank in the tenure of John Wells, clerk, and a tenement in Gt St Mary's parish called 'le Horshead' on the High St., abutting on School Lane to the N. and on a tenement of the Master and Brethren of the Hospital of St John the Evangelist to the S., and on a parcel of land proposed for the scholars of the King's College of the BVM and St Nicholas to the W.,

And also another tenement recently in the tenure of Geoffrey Neville in Milne Street abutting on the said site of the proposed college recently in the tenure of the same Geoffrey Neville to the N. and the tenement of Agnes Jacob to the S.

And also another piece of land in Milne Street recently in the tenure of Willliam Lincoln, and a cottage or house and garden next to Ploteslane, otherwise Nutlane between the tenements of the proposed college lately the property of Agnes Jacob.

By the Master and Scholars of Corpus Christi College to King Henry VI

Witnesses: William Bishop of Winchester, Henry Bishop of Exeter, William Duke of Suffolk, John Viscount Beaumont, James Lord Say, Thomas Stanley, William Beauchamp, knight, Thomas Crosse, mayor of Cambridge, William Came, William Roger, Thomas Fordham and John Sergeaunt, bailiffs

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