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  •   KCB - Cambridge City
    •   2 - Municipal Corporation 1835-1974
      •   CL - Town Clerks' records
        •   17 - Lease books and leases
          • 2 - Lease book B
RefNoKCB/2/CL/17/2/Page 71r
AltRefNoCB/2/CL/17/2/Page 71r
TitleLease, for 21 years between the Corporation and George Taylor, burgess and brazier, and Elizabeth his wife, nee Pepys, of a tenement and yard in Butter Row, between tenements occupied by Christopher Addams on the west and Henry [Brink] on the east
DescriptionMarginal annotation: 13 April 1713 Now Mr Carringtons.
Date1 May 1655
CreatorNameMunicipal Corporation of Cambridge
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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