Janus: Cambridge, St Bene't's (St Benedict's) parish

Corpus/CCCC09/18 contains:
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103	Counterpart lease to John Crowe, cooper, and Elena his wife of a tenement with part of another house for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 6s 8d
104	Counterpart lease to John Noysel, Johanna his wife and one of their sons of a tenement and a garden for the life of the longest liver at an annual rent of 32s
105	Grant to Robert Martin, William Purser and John Rose, barber, of a messuage between a tenement of CCCC and a messuage once of John Morice, and abutting on the highway and on the said college.
106	Lease to John Stanford, smith, and Juliana his wife for ten years at an annual rent of 24s of a tenement at the corner of Plotes lane, reserving to Matthew and Alice three shops with solars over them and two courts to the north.
107	Conveyance to Thomas Jacob, tawyer, of a tenement on condition that he pay them 30 marks in three instalments payable in St Bene't's church on successing Christmas days from 1397 onwards.
108	Grant to William Brittling and William Beketon, parson of St Bene't's, of a tenement in the parish of St John Baptist
109	Counterpart lease to John Noysel, Johanna his wife and one of their sons of a tenement for the life of the longest liver at an annual rent of 6s 8d during the life of John Crowe, cooper, and Elena his wufe and 13s 4d thereafter
110	Counterpart lease to Reginald Elin, bedemam, and Isabella his wife of a tenement with garden adjacent which Richard Peyntour lately occupied (see 63) for the life of the longer liver at an annual rent of 12s.
111	Grant to William Beketon and Thomas Bodney, clerks, of a tenement once of William Milnestrete, baxter (see 85).
112	Quitclaim to Thomas Morice, esquire, of Chesterton, of a messuage which he held in conjunction with the said Thomas Morice by feoffment of Sir John Morice
113	Grant to John Abraham of Cambridge, John Pappe of Oakington and John Ely of Cambridge, carpenter, of a messuage which he had be feoffment of Sir John Morice
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