Janus: Cambridge, St Edward's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/09 contains:
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16	Letters of attorney to William de Derby to deliver seisin (as in 09/9/15)
17	Counterpart of lease to John Scot, butcher, his wife Agnes, and his daughters Mariota and Joan, of a shop with a solar on the corner of the 'Bocherie' for the life of the longest liver at an annual rent of 6s.
18	Counterpart of lease to John de Bury 'le Cardemaker' and Alice his wife of a messuage for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 8 shillings.
19	Counterpart of lease to John de Stapleford, 'lokyer', of a messuage for sixty years at an annual rent of 12s.
20	Counterpart of lease to Robert Mason, his wife Katherine and their son or daughter of two messuages for the life of the longest liver for an annual rent of 50s,
21	Counterpart of lease to Thomas Caldecote of a shop in the Butchery, a garden in St Mary's parish, an empty space called 'Heneye' and a piece of ground in St Botolph's parish for life and five years after death at an annual rent, in all, of 27s 8d.
22	Counterpart of lease to Adam Reynold and Margery his wife of a garden in 'Perewyneslane' for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 12d.
23	Lease to John Chance of a tenement in St Edward's parish and four shops in St Benedict's parish for the life of Symon Bentybow and 20 years beyond at an annual rent of 5 marks and 12 shillings [£3 18s 8d].
24	Counterpart of lease to Richard Sexton, junior, butcher, of a shop with a solar in the Butchery for 41 years at a rent of 14s.
25	Counterpart of lease to Robert Sewyn, otherwise Robert Joyner of a tenement in 'Heystrete' for 23 years at an annual rent of 13s 4d.
26	Counterpart of lease to Joan Sexton, widow, John Hesewell [Hazel] and Thomas Blackamoor of a shop with a solar in the Butchery (as in 09/9/24) for 23 years at an annual rent of 14s.
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