Janus: Cambridge, St Botolph's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/11 contains:
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50	Letters of attorney appointing John de Bradfield and John Wallis to deliver seisin of the tenement as in 49 and 51 to Master Thomas de Eltisley and others.
51	Grant as in 49.
52	Quitclaim to Master Thomas de Eltisley senior, William Horwode, Richard de Bradfield, Rec tor of Samford, Master John de Potton and Thomas Caumpes, chaplain, of a tenement in Lortburn Lane (as in 49 and 51).
53	Quitclaim to Master Thomas de Eltisley senior, William Horwode, Richard de Bradfield, Rec tor of Samford, Master John de Potton and Thomas Caumpes, chaplain, of a tenement in Lortburn Lane (as in 49 and 51).
54	Quitclaim to Robert de Eltesley, clerk, of a tenement lately in the tenure of John Weston (as in 34?)
55	Counterpart of lease to Joan, the widow of Andrerw de Cottenham, and Helen her daughter of a messuage for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 40s.
56	Grant to John Duke of Lancaster and others of one messuage
56A	Quitclaim to Thomas Hart, tanner, and Joan his wife of a messuage lying between messuages of Thomas Thorel and of John Kale, and abutting on the highway and on a Corpus tenement
57	Quitclaim to Master Robert de Eltisley, clerk, of a tenement once John de Weston's (as in 56?)
58	Counterpart of lease for life to John Abraham, cordwainer, of a tenement with a courtyard at an annual rent of 16s.
59	Quitclaim to the Master and Scholars of CCCC of a piece of land.
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Cambridge, St Botolph's parish deeds

Title	Counterpart of lease to Joan, the widow of Andrerw de Cottenham, and Helen her daughter of a messuage for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 40s.
Reference	CCCC09/11/55 (former reference: XII 55)
Creator	Master Thomas de Eltisley senior and others
Covering Dates	2 or 9 Feb. 1368 (Cambridge, Wednesday after the Purification [2 Feb., a Wednesday], 41 Edward III)
Extent and Medium	1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript

Content and context

viz. William de Horwode and Richard de Arderne

The messuage lies between a tenement of John Morice (N) and a tenement leased by the lessors to John Colvile, skinner (S) and comprises, next to the high street two little cellars and a gateway with a thatched solar above; a hall with a chamber behind it with a solar above; a kitchen and a little courtyard and a granary under one roof and three stables with one solar above them; and on the other side a brerwhouse and a 'yilhous' with a solar above, and an empty space between the brewhouse and the 'yilhous'.

Witnesses: Richard Fouke, mayor; John Morice; Daniel de Felsted; John Maskerel; Thomas de Barton.

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