Janus: Deeds relating to Grantchester, Cambridgeshire

Corpus/CCCC09/36 contains:
<-- See earlier
74	Lease to John Botwright, the Master, and Scholars of CCCC for thirty years of the tithes of Grantchester due to the Prior and Convent of St Neot's, held by Somers for lease of 100 years, for an annual payment to St Neot's of 20s.
74.1	Copy of lease to Richard Lacy, and his son Thomas, of Grantchester, of one half acre and 3 roods of arable in Grantchester fields for 99 years in exchange for an acre called Croftlond,
75	Copy of the presentation to William [Grey] Bishop of Ely of William Rudd to the perpetual vicarage of Grantchester, void by the death of Thomas Brooke, chaplain.
76	Lease to William Rudd, chaplain, and John Keylesham of Cambridge of the rectory of Grantchester at a rent of £19 for the next three years.
77	Counterpart of lease to William Rudd, chaplain, and John Keylesham of Cambridge of the rectory of Grantchester at a rent of £20 for the next three years.
78	Arbitration between CCCC (John Botwright, Master) and Merton College, Oxford (John Gigur, Warden)
79	Schedule of stock and implements at the rectory of Grantchester on the resignation of William Sygar and the entry of John Fanne.
80.1-6	Receipts for rent-charge, etc.
88	Licence of mortmain for advowson of Grantchester.
89	Deed of appropriation of the rectory of Grantchester.
89a	Copy of 88 and G89.
See later -->

Deeds relating to Grantchester, Cambridgeshire

Title	Arbitration between CCCC (John Botwright, Master) and Merton College, Oxford (John Gigur, Warden)
Reference	CCCC09/36/78 (former reference: XXXVI 78; (N.38))
Creator	Edmund Conyngsburgh, clerk; William Malster, clerk; John Applond and John Girton, arbitrators
Covering Dates	4 Dec. 1471 (11 Edward IV)
Extent and Medium	1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript

Content and context

CCCC claims a yearly rent of 7s 8d, with suit of court,, 3s, and 2 capons in the Manor of Barton for lands, etc., in Grantchester; Merton claims a parcel of a messuage in St Giles' parish and a rent of 3s with suit of court to Merton Hall in Cambridge. The award is of 4s per annum to CCCC from Merton in lieu of all claims arising from lands in the town or county of Cambridge, and is to be followed by an exchange of quitclaims (see 78.1).

Further information

Copied in volume, Leases 1470-1562 at fol. 8

Corpus/CCCC09/36/CCCC09/36/78 contains:

78.1

Quitclaim to CCCC of all rights, claims, titles, etc., on the lands of CCCC in the town or fields in the town and county of Cambridge.
Creator: Warden and scholars of Merton College, Cambridge.
1 membrane; vellum; Manuscript.

7 Dec. 1471