Janus: Stray bonds, acquittances and other deeds, not all related to estates or advowsons

Corpus/CCCC09/34C contains:
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13	Letters of attorney for Richard Ade of Chesterton to deliver seisin to John Cooke, skinner and burgess of Cambridge, and John Newman of Toft of 3 roods of land in Barton.
14	Letters of attorney for Simon Grene, Fellow, Thomas Fuller, Walter Bedlon, Nicholas Collys and John Emlyn, notaries public, to receive a legacy of 8 marks under the will of Master Thomas Brydde, rector of Great Munden.
15	Receipt to the Master, Simon Grene, and Fellows of CCCC for 45s due in accordance with an indenture dated 14 August, 3 Richard III [1485].
15a	Bond (cancelled) in £200 payable to Walter Lemster, M.D., by Michaelmas next.
16	Receipt to the Master, Thomas Cosin, and Fellows of CCCC for 45s.
17	Receipt for 20s from Thomas Cosin, Master of CCCC, and the Fellows for timber and the building of a house in accordance with an agreement and plans dated 11 November 7 Henry VII [1491].
18	Letters of attorney for John Seyntwary, president of CCCC, to recover by law a debt of 21s 8d from John Baxter of Cambridge, butcher.
19	Quitclaim to personal actions against Thomas Cosin, Master, and the Fellows of CCCC.
20a	Bond in 20 marks to Thomas Cosin, Master, and the Fellows of CCCC, to perform covenants in an indenture.
20b	Bond in £20 to Thomas Cosin, Master, and the Fellows of CCCC, to carry from Finchingfield to the butchery in Cambridge by Shrove Tuesday all necessary timber, laths, etc., for the construction of a house there.
21	Enfeoffment to Thomas Cosin, Master of CCCC, of all lands and tenements in Cambridge and Newnham held by gift of Thomas Cosin and John Seyntwary by a deed dated 16 July 23 Henry VII [1508].
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