| Corpus/CCCC09L contains: |
|---|
| A |
Thurning, Norfolk |
| B |
Fulmodeston-cum-Croxton, Norfolk. |
| C |
Duxford St Peter, Cambridgeshire |
| E |
Lambourne St Mary and All Saints, Essex |
| F |
Great Braxted, Essex |
| G |
Stalbridge, Dorset |
| H |
St Mary Abchurch and St Lawrence Pountney, London |
| J |
Ashingdon with South Fambridge, Essex |
| K |
Norton, Derby |
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Papers relating to college livings.
| Title |
Thurning, Norfolk |
| Reference |
CCCC09L/A
(former reference: XXX A) |
| Creator |
Various |
| Covering Dates |
1718–1891 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 box |
|
| Content and context |
|
The advowson was purchased by the college in 1718. In 1938 the living was united with that of Wood Dalling.
The statement in Masters (and Lamb) that the advowson was purchased from Robert Wace, the then rector of Thurning and Fulmodeston, appears to be mistaken. Wace was, however, the vendor the Fulmodeston-cum-Croxton. See XXX B 15.
The village is sometimes spelled Thirning.
For the decision to purchase on the favourable report of two fellows, see Chapter Book, 3, pp. 64-5.
|
| Further information |
See also XXX B. |
| Corpus/CCCC09L/A contains: |
|
1
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List of incumbents of Thurning, 1624-1706. Erasmus Earle listed as patron from 1693. Endorsed with receipt of the writer of 12s 6d for the extracts.
Creator: James Currey.
1 sheet; paper; Manuscript. |
1 Dec. 1718 |
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2
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Abstract of title of Erasmus Earle to the advowson of Thurning. Endorsed with opinions of John Jenning, 27 Sept. 1718. and S. Gatward, 13 Oct. 1718, as to the validity of his title (which they take to date from 1712).
Creator: Unknown.
5 sheets; paper; Manuscript. |
1718 |
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3
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Lease for one year to Samuel [Bradford] Lord Bishop of Carlisle [and Master of CCCC] with a view to a transfer of uses to possession by the college.
Creator: Erasmus Earle.
1 membrane; vellum; Mixed scripts. |
6 Nov. 1718 |
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3A
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Receipted bill for legal services relating to the living of Thurning.
Creator: R. Warner.
1 bifolium; paper; Manuscript. |
2 July 1720 |
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6
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Licence granted to CCCC, as patron, and Robert Wace, Rector, exonerating them from repairing the rectory and chancel, both of which are ruinous and have been long unused. Registered in the Office of the Lord Bishop of Norwich, 7 Feb. 1772.
Creator: Charles [Trimnell], Bishop of Norwich. |
13 Jan. 1720 |
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7
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Certificate issued to James Currey, Rector, of contract for redemption of Land Tax for £109 in 18 acres of land. Memorandum by Currey on dorse that the purchase money was advanced by the college to redeem the tax for the benefit of him and of succeeding rectors, 5 Dec. 1814.
Creator: Norfolk Commissioners for the Redemption of Land Tax.
1 sheet; paper; Mixed scripts. |
24 Apr. 1811 |
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8
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Appointment of a piece of land in Thurning in augmentation of the glebe. Unexecuted.
Creator: Henry William Blake, rector, and Master and Fellows of CCCC.
4 sheets; paper; Manuscript. |
1855 |
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9
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Letter to Master enclosing 9a-b and 10a-c with instructions as to counterpart of 10c.
Creator: Orlando Hyde.
1 bifolium; paper; Manuscript. |
29 May 1858 |
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11
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Calculations relating to Thurning. The first sheet calculates the rateable value for tithe rent charge for 1870 to 1874, and second shows income from tithes and rent of glebe and meadows and outgoings in land tax, poor rate, and highways.
Creator: Bursar.
2 sheets; paper; Manuscript. |
1874 |
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12
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Letter to the Master (Perowne). The rector has successfully appealed against payment of land tax, enquires about existence of certificate granted to Currey (7 above); wonders whether tax can be reclaimed for years 1811-91; requests a list of rectors and information as to the vendor of the advowson; comments on improvements to church fabric.
Creator: Robert Rust Meadows, rector.
1 sheet; paper; Manuscript. |
11 Nov., 1891 |
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