Janus: Cambridge, Great St Andrew's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/10 contains:
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62.c	Letter to 'Mr Fox' disavowing any right or title to the Wrestlers and the rest of the estate in Petty Cury (although after Percy's death and Crisp's mother's death Crisp is to have an equal share with his other children in Percy's estate).
63.a	Mortgage to Thomas Fox of the Wrestlers Inn and five other adjoining tenements in Petty Cury for £400.
63.b	Bond to Thomas Fox in £800 to perform covenants
63.c	Receipt to Thomas Fox for £400
64.a	Assignment to her son Richard of the tenure of the Wrestlers and associated property in consideration of a payment of £200
64.b	Asssignment of the Wrestlers, etc. to Richard Berry, LL.D., of St John's College
65.a, b	Conveyance of her moiety of The Wrestlers to Charles Percy by lease and release
66	Original will leaving, inter alia, all his free estate in St Andrew's parish to his wife, Alice, in her lifetime and thereafter to his three children, Joseph and Elizabeth Percy and Margaret Webb, widow.
67. a-b	Conveyance, by lease and release, to Charles Percy, milliner, of a booth and booth ground with 16-foot frontage in Garlic Row at Sturbridge Fair.
67.c	Grant to Charles Percy of seisin of one of the three booths in Garlic Row left by Francis Percy to his children.
68	Counterpart of lease to Gilman Wall, apothecary, of two tenements in Petty Cury at an annual rent of £10 10s.
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