Janus: Cambridge, Great St Mary's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/08 contains:
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359	Licence for Morgan Treherne to assign lease of property as in 09/8/348 etc., to James Henry Sclater.
361	Counterpart licence for Messrs W. Swann and Alexander Macintosh to assign lease as in 09/8/343 to Richard Dimmock.
362	Surrender to Master and Fellows of CCCC of leasehold property on Market Hill,
363	Sale to Thomas Jakenet, John Scot, Robert Joyner, John Stowe and John Littlebode of a tenement with two solars which they hold by enfeoffment of Richard Andrew, spicer, Richard Bush and William Spencer, notary
364	Grant to John Taylor , Henry Taylor his brother both of Girton, Robert Melford and John Smith, wax chandler, both of Cambridge of the tenement as in IX 229
365	Grant to John Hesewell [Hazel], burgess, John Erlych, burgess, Alam Semper, university bedel and William Pechard, burgess of a tenement
366	Grant to Joihn Serle and Agnes his wife, Allan Wells of Cambridge, Thomas Adam of Walden, Thomas Caron of Newmarket, Thomas Nelson of Ware of William Warren of Windsor of a tenement
367	Grant to William Hazel, haberdasher, Richard Clerk, John Hawes, James Hacumplayne [Hacomblen], John Morton, George Norman and John Smith of a messuage
368	Bargain and sale to James Ratcliff of a messuage as in IX 232 (09/8/366)
369	Quitclaim to James Ratcliff of tenement as in the last
370	Lease for twenty years to Richard Love, apothecary, of a void piece of ground in the east end of Great St Mary's churchyard adjoining all alon to the tenements in Love's tenure

Cambridge, Great St Mary's parish deeds

Title	Grant to Joihn Serle and Agnes his wife, Allan Wells of Cambridge, Thomas Adam of Walden, Thomas Caron of Newmarket, Thomas Nelson of Ware of William Warren of Windsor of a tenement
Reference	CCCC09/08/366 (former reference: IX 232)
Creator	Thomas Clerk, gentleman
Covering Dates	18 Oct. 1503 (19 Henry VII)
Extent and Medium	1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript

Content and context

The tenement lies between a tenement of the Prior and convent of Ely now in the tenure of David Reaveley (N) and a tenement lately of John Wood, gentleman, and now of John Bottler, alias John Barber (S) and abuts (E) on the market, next to the market cross. Clerk holds the tenement, with other lands, tenements, rents and services, along with Clement Clerk, gentleman, Henry Hornby, clerk, Thomas Cotton of Landwade, esquire, and John Cocket of Ampton, Suffolk, gentleman, now deceased, by grant of Richard Stubbs, clerk, dated 28 Oct. (Simon and Jude) 1491 (7 Henry VII).

Witnesses: Robert Moorhouse, mayor, John Carey, John Erlych, Richard Clerk, Nicholas Smith, bailiffs.

Not a college property.

Note at head: 'Ent. L. Cant. 224'

Purchased in 1981 from the Phillipps Collection, no., 32069; previously from Frances Blomefield.

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