Janus: Cambridge, Newnham, St Peter's and St Giles's parish deeds

Corpus/CCCC09/13 contains:
1-68	Property in Newnham, s.d. to 1482
75(1-2)	Grant and quitclaim of a messuage in Cambridge
78-98	Deeds relating to St Giles' parish
101-115	Deeds relating to St Peter's parish: parochia Sancti Petri ad Castrum/ultra magnam pontem
116-133	Deeds relating to the parish of All Saints (ad Castrum)
140-147a	Terriers, George Inn, Newnham Farm, etc.
150-163	Later deeds for farms based on the George in Bridge St
165-185	Later deeds relating to Newnham property
186	Bond to perform covenants embodied in his lease of a messuage with yard, orchard and houses in Newnham, formerly in the occupation of Richard Cage and now or late of William Gam
187	Certificate of contract for redemption of land tax on college property in St Giles's parish
188-201	Deeds relating to the later 'Little Newnham' and 'Frostlake Cottage', Malting Lane.
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Cambridge, Newnham, St Peter's and St Giles's parish deeds

Title	Grant and quitclaim of a messuage in Cambridge
Reference	CCCC09/13/75(1-2) (former reference: XIV 75(1-2))
Creator	Various
Covering Dates	c. 1220-c. 1239 (n.d., but before 1240 when Hervey Fitz Eustace was dead.)
Extent and Medium	1 membranes; vellum

Corpus/CCCC09/13/CCCC09/13/75(1-2) contains:

75(1)

Grant to Ketel, merchant, of Cambridge of one messuage in Cambridge previously held from Hervey by Ketel's father, William. The messuage is 20 and 19 feet long, 69 feet wide next to the road, 60 and a half feet wide in the middle and 58 feet wide at the end. Gersuma: 50s 8d; rent 12d per annum. Witnesses: Reginald Chine; Baldwin Blancgernun; Robert Seman; Hervey Grim; FulK Crocheman; Richard his son; William son of Edward; Alard son of Ordgar; Henry de Barton; William Pandevant; Gilbert the goldsmith and Hervey his son; Geoffrey Tailor of London; William son of Eustace; Walter son of William.
Creator: Hervey Fitz Eustace of Cambridge.
1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript.

c. 1220-c. 1239

75(2)

Quitclaim to William son of Ketel for 10s of the front part of a messuage once held by Arnold, the father of Holdeburg and Alice for a penny rent. Witnesses: Hervey Fitz Eustace; Robert Saman; Adam son of Eustace; Hervey brother of Martin; Michael his brother; Henry Fithian; Reginald Quantiquilia (?); Walter ad Solar'.
Creator: Aspelon le Chaloner son of Richard.
1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript.

c. 1220-c. 1239