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Collapse KAR53 - County Record Office Cambridge Accessions 1953KAR53 - County Record Office Cambridge Accessions 1953
Expand 1 - Sale particulars of property in Fowlmere1 - Sale particulars of property in Fowlmere
Expand 2 - Richardson's Map of Cambridge2 - Richardson's Map of Cambridge
Expand 3 - Title deeds relating to the Hop Vine in Cherry Hinton, and land in Fulbourn and Teversham3 - Title deeds relating to the Hop Vine in Cherry Hinton, and land in Fulbourn and Teversham
Expand 4 - Records of Nash Woodham family of Shepreth4 - Records of Nash Woodham family of Shepreth
Expand 5 - Deeds relating to The Bell, &c in Balsham5 - Deeds relating to The Bell, &c in Balsham
Expand 6 - Bull Collection: documents relating to Chesterton6 - Bull Collection: documents relating to Chesterton
Expand 7 - Noel Collection. These papers have been transferred to the Record Office for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, to which all enquiries should be referred.7 - Noel Collection. These papers have been transferred to the Record Office for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, to which all enquiries should be referred.
Expand 8 - Wimpole Hall Collection: supplement8 - Wimpole Hall Collection: supplement
Expand 9 - Papers of Reverend George Mingaye9 - Papers of Reverend George Mingaye
Expand 10 - Records of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Cottenham10 - Records of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Cottenham
Expand 11 - Coronation Celebration papers11 - Coronation Celebration papers
Expand 11A - Baker's Maps of Cambridge and Cambridgeshire11A - Baker's Maps of Cambridge and Cambridgeshire
Collapse 12 - Title deeds relating to inns in Cambridgeshire12 - Title deeds relating to inns in Cambridgeshire
1 - Trustees of Will of James Gotobed senior, deceased, to Francis Busby of Cambridge. Conveyance of 'The Sun Inn', (formerly 'The Boot'), with appurtenances in Sun Street, and 4 messuages with appurtenances in east Road, Barnwell
2 - Assignees of Francis Busby of Cambridge, a bankrupt, to George Frederick Low of Cambridge. Conveyance of property as in R53/12/1
3 - George Frederick Low of Cambridge to Elias Bland of same. Mortgage of property as in R53/12/1.
4 - George Frederick Low of Cambridge to William Cawthorn of same. Onveyance of property as in R53/12/1
5 - Insurance Policy on property as in R53/12/1
6 - Robert Bridge of Linton to William Willowes of same. Grant of 10 poles of land on which a dwellinghouse with appurtenances formerly stood, near Greene Hill, Linton
7 - William Willowes to Susannah Roberts of Cambridge, Mortgage of property as R53/12/6
8 - Susannah Roberts, William Willowes concurring to Thomas Gyllion of Cambridge. Assignment of Mortgage R53/12/7
9 - Thomas Gyllion, William Willowes concurring to Rebecca Payne of Linton. Assignment of Mortgage R53/12/7
10 - William Willis (sic) of Linton to James Thompson of same. Grant of property as in R53/12/6
11 - James Thompson of Linton to Robert Webb of same. Mortgage of property as in R53/12/6
12 - James Thompson (sic) of Linton to Robert Adcock of same. Grant of property as R53/12/6
13 - Executors of Thoma Hope, late of Linton, deceased, to Robert Adcock junior of Linton. Agreement to sell messuage or double tenement with appurtenances, in Linton
14 - Executors of Thomas Hope, deceased, to Robert Adcock junior. Bargain and Sale of property as in R53/12/13
15 - Manor of Barham otherwise Bergham in Linton: Admission of Robert Adcock, junior on surrender of Executors as in R53/12/13
16 - Manor of Barham otherwise Bergham in Linton: Surrender by Robert Adcock of Linton to William Woodham of Bishop Stortford, Herts
17-18 - Robert Adcock of Linton to William Hawkes, Thomas Bird and William Woodham all of Bishop Stortford, Herts. Lease and Release of property as in R53/12/13
19 - Manor of Barham otherwise Bergham in Linton: Admission of William Woodham on surrender of Robert Adcock
20 - Manor of Barham otherwise Bergham in Linton: Admission of William Nash grandson of William Woodham deceased
21 - Manor of Barham otherwise Bergham in Linton: Admission of William Fuller Nash Woodham of Shepreth, on death of William Nash Woodham, his father
22 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: Admission of Frances Patman of Ickleton, under Will of Henry Mason deceased, to 'Swann Inn' with appurtenances
23 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: William Patman of Ickleton and Frances his wife, to said William Pateman. Surrender of 'Swann Inn'
24 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: Admission of William patman on surrender as above
25 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: Abraham Haly Rider of Linton to William Patman of Cambridge. Surrender of 3 roods of pasture
26 - Abraham Haly Rider and his mortgagee to William Patman. Conveyance of 1 rood and 2a3r, land in Linton
27 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: Admission of William Patman on surrender as R53/12/25
28 - Manors of Great Linton, Little Linton, with Chilfords and Michaelots: Admission of Samuel Patman, under Will of William Patman his father, to 'Swan Inn' and lands
29 - Manor of Pyratts, Sawston: Admission of Martha Harris of Sawston on surrender of Mary Lancaster of Dunton, Norfolk, to messuage called 'The Vine'
30-32 - Manor of Pyratts, Sawston: Admissions, each to a third part of 'The Vine', of Mary Diver, Martha Tassell and Susanna Harris, on death of Martha Harris their mother
33-34 - Manor of Pyratts, Sawston: Admissions, each to a moiety of a third part of 'The Vine', of Susanna Harris and Humphrey Diver, on death of Martha Tassell
35-36 - Manor of Pyratts, Sawston: Taylor Harwood of Cambridge and Sarah his wife (nee Harris) to Edward Haylock of Sawston. Copy of Lease and Release of moiety of: (a) Freehold messuage and orchard in Sawston. (b) Freehold orchard next to 'The Bull' and 6a3r arable in Sawston and Pampisford with covenant to levy fine
37-38 - Susan Wilkinson of Chesterton (nee Harris) to Edward Haylock of Sawston. Copy of Lease and Release of moiety of: (a) Freehold messuage and orchard in Sawston. (b) Freehold orchard next to 'The Bull' and 6a3r arable in Sawston and Pampisford.
39 - Susan Wilkinson and Humphrey Diver to Jeremiah Challenger. Receipt for £50, consideration for passing surrender of 'The Bull' in Sawston
40 - Admission of Jeremiah Challenger of Royston, Herts., on surrender of Susan Wilkinson of Chesterton and Humphrey Diver of Isleham, to 'The Bull', formerly called 'The Vine' in Sawston
41-42 - Edward Haylock to Jeremiah Challenger. Lease and Release of orchard adjoining 'The Bull'
43 - Admission of Jeremiah Challenger and Ann his wife, for their lives, with remainder to their heirs, on surrender of said Jeremiah.
44 - Will of Jeremiah Challenger of Sawston.
45 - Admission of Rebecca Parrot, under Will of Jeremiah Challenger deceased, to 'The Black Bull' with appurtenances in Sawston
46 - Admission of Jeremiah Parrot, under Will of Jeremiah Challenger, deceased, to 'The Black Bull' with appurtenances in Sawston
47 - Conditional Surrender of 'The Black Bull' by Jeremiah Parrett (sic) to Messrs. Hawkes and Co., of Bishops Stortford, Herts
48 - Jeremiah Parrett (sic) to Messrs Hawkes and Co, of Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire. Bond to secure £300 and Interest
49 - Abstract of Title of Jeremiah Parott (sic) to: (a) 'The Black Bull' (15 October 1711-4 October 1796). (b) Freehold orchard next to 'The Black Bull' (11/12 December 1753-11/12 February 1756)
50 - Jeremiah Parrett (sic) of London to Messrs. Hawkes and Co. Agreement to convey 'The Bull'
51-52 - Jeremiah Parrett (sic) of London to Messrs. Hawkes and Co. Lease and Release of 'The Black Bull' and adjoining land in Sawston
53 - Jeremiah Parrett to William Johnston, in trust for Messrs. Hawkes and Co. Surrender of 'The Black Bull'
54 - Admission of William Johnston, on surrender of Jeremiah Parrett, to 'The Black Bull'
55 - Manor of Dernford in Sawston. Copy of Admission of George Barns to reversion of messuage and 7 roods arable in Sawston, on death of John Spicer
56 - Extract from Sawston Inclosure Award-2a36p in West Moor to George Barnes
57 - Richard Huddleston of Sawston to John Mean of same. Attested copy of Release and Enfranchisement of two messuages and lands in Sawston
58-59 - John Mean to George Barnes and another. Lease and Release of messuages etc., in Sawston for uses stated
60 - Copy of Will of George Barnes of Sawston.
61 - Copy of Will of Charles Barnes of Sawston.
62 - 2 receipts for legacy duty
63 - Copy of Will of Hannah Barnes of Sawston.
64 - Manor of Buristead in Great Shelford: Admission of William Ostler, on surrender of John Tunwell, William Clarke, Thomas Banks and William Headly, to messuage called Smiths Shop
65 - Will of William Horsler of Great Shelford, labourer. Copyhold messuage held of Manor of Buristead in Great Shelford to youngest son, James
66 - 9 receipts for legacies under Will R53/12/65
67 - James Horsler of Haddenham, victualler, to Martin Rawling Osborne of St Ives, common brewer. Conditional Surrender of Smiths Shop
68 - James Ostler alias Horsler of Haddenham, victualler, to Martin Rawling Osborne. Surrender of Smiths shop
69 - Admission of Martin Rawling Osborne on surrender as in R53/12/69
70 - Admission of Thomas Pamplin(g) of Stapleford, tailor, on surrender of Martin Rawling Osborne to Smiths Shop
71 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Conditional Surrender of messuages, one a new-built public house, on site formerly known as Smiths shop, occupied by Thomas Pamplin, William Rawlingson and Benjamin Northfield
72 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Further mortgage of property as in R53/12/71, with allotment in lieu of common or common rights
73 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Further charge
74 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Further charge
75 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Further charge
76 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Further charge
77 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, tailor, to Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Conditional Surrender of property as in R53/12/71
78 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, publican, to George Clack late of Belfast, now of Dublin, gentleman. Conditional Surrender of messuages, one of which called Smiths Shop now used as a public house and allotment of land in Great Shelford
79 - Abstract of Title of Thomas Pamplin of messuages, one of which called Smiths Shop now used as a public house and 2a1r28p, land in May Pasture, Great Shelford. (12 June 1772-2 December 1843)
80 - Lawyers account
81 - Thomas Pamplin to Messrs. Hawkes, Nash and Co. of Bishops Stortford, common brewers. Agreement to sell messuage known as the 'Plough' in Great Shelford, Thomas Pamplin to continue as tenant
82 - Acknowledgement of Satisfaction by George Clack of Dublin to Thomas Pamplin
83 - James Horsler of Hillrow, Haddenham, Isle of Ely, and John Horsler of Great Shelford, yeoman, to Thomas Pamplin of Stapleford, tailor, and Stephen Adcock of Cambridge, gentleman. Release of all rights in property as in R53/12/78
84 - Acknowledgement of Satisfaction by Stephen Adcock to Thomas Pamplin
85 - Thomas Pamplin of Great Shelford, publican, to Messrs. Hawkes and Co. of Bishops Stortford, brewers. Surrender of messuages and 'The Plough', Great Shelford
86-87 - Statements of accounts of Thomas Pamplin's
88 - Admission of Jones Gifford Nash, in trust for Messrs. Hawkes and Co., on surrender of Thomas Pamplin to messuages including 'The Plough', Great Shelford
Expand 13 - Records of Mann family of Comberton (1)13 - Records of Mann family of Comberton (1)
Expand 14 - Volunteer Review Orders14 - Volunteer Review Orders
Expand 15 - Records of Gardner family: title deeds relating to property in Elsworth, Over and Longstanton15 - Records of Gardner family: title deeds relating to property in Elsworth, Over and Longstanton
Expand 16 - Records of Mann family of Comberton (2)16 - Records of Mann family of Comberton (2)
Expand 17 - Inclosure Acts17 - Inclosure Acts
Expand 18 - Records of Stetchworth Manor: Manorial Court Rolls18 - Records of Stetchworth Manor: Manorial Court Rolls
Expand 19 - Sale particulars of property in Upwell, etc19 - Sale particulars of property in Upwell, etc
Expand 20 - Conveyance of Manor of Stow cum Quy20 - Conveyance of Manor of Stow cum Quy
Expand 21 - Records of Briscoe family of Longstowe Hall (1)21 - Records of Briscoe family of Longstowe Hall (1)
Expand 22 - Records of Briscoe famiy of Longstowe Hall (2)22 - Records of Briscoe famiy of Longstowe Hall (2)
Expand 23 - Records of Stetchworth Manor: title deeds &c.23 - Records of Stetchworth Manor: title deeds &c.
Expand 24 - Records of W.J. Taylor.24 - Records of W.J. Taylor.
Expand 25 - Deeds collected by A.H. Packe, Esq.: supplement25 - Deeds collected by A.H. Packe, Esq.: supplement
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