Janus: Cambridge, Great St Mary's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/08 contains:
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112	Grant to Agnes de Thaxted of a messuage (as in last) for life at rent of one rose.
113	Grant to John Gibbon, senior, of a vacant piece of land between a messuage of John de Refham and a messuage of the gild of Corpus Christi and the Blessed Mary and abutting on the Poultry Market.
114	Grant to John de Refham, burgess, of one shop with a solar between a vacant piece of land belonging to the house of Corpus Christi and the Blessed Mary and a place belonging to the said John and abutting on the market place and another place of Corpus.
115	Grant to William le Comber and Matilda his wife of 3s rent from a messuage at the head of St Mary's Church.
116	Quitclaim to Matilda, widow of William le Comber, of all right to an annual rent of 3s (as in last).
117	Sale to Alexander Pechee of all his goods, movable and immovable in a messuage which the said Alexander had by gift and enfoeffment from his father Alexander Pechee.
118	Counterpart of agreement with Alexander Pechee for lease for life of a messuage lying between a tenement of Alan Wragon, once Isabella Aubriex's and a tenement once Walter le Barber's and others' at an annual rent of 6s 8d.
119	Quitclaim to William de Horwode Henry de Tangmere, Simon de Leverington, sherman, John Hardy and Simon de Sleaford of all rights to a messuage once William de Refham's.
120	Grant to Richard Bushey, Robert Pinnington and Robert Norice of a tenement between a tenement of William Featherston and a tenement of Roger Falcon and abutting on a tenement once Thomas of Cambridge's and on 'le Cheesemarket'.
121	Grant to Gilbert de Hardlestone, clerk, of a messuage with buildings inherited from his father, its south side on Glomery Lane and north side on land once John de Walda and abutting on the high street ('magna strata') and land of Peter Curcey's.
122	Counterpart of lease to William le Poulter and Margery his wife of three shops with solars in 'Comberys lane' next to the land which John de Holm helds of the said John of Cambridge..
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