St John’s College Institutional Archives

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13 June 1472

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant, Thomas lord Stanley to Lady Margaret, of lands in Moldesdale, Flintshire, and Beaumaris, Anglesey.

Stanley, Thomas, 1st Earl of Derby

Grant: Thomas, son of Alexander de Bernolby, to Agnes, daughter of William Le Lang [Le Long] property and all the lands which he has in North Cateby [North Cadeby]

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29 September 1347

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

At Manby, Michaelmas Day 4 Henry V. Seal lost

Grant: Westminster Abbey to John Fawne, preacher at Cambridge, stipend

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6 November 1505

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant: William de Broke, chaplain, to John de Wychcall of Manby, a messuage with buildings, lying in Manby

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29 September 1416

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant: William de Ryby to Beatrice, daughter of Robert Smyth, all his lands and holdings in Northcateby [North Cadeby]

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1348

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant by William de Ryby, parson of Northcateby, to Beatrice, the daughter of Robert Smyth of the same, of all the lands and holdings, as in messuages, tofts and rents, which he had in his possession of the day of the making of this charter, in Northcateby

Grant: William de Thetelthorpe and Thomas de Houton, parsons, to Richard and Katherine Torney, all their manor of Cateby [Cadeby]

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c 1250-c 1300

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant by William de Thetelthorpe, parson of Beesby, and Thomas de Houton, parson of Cateby, to Richard Torney of Cateby and Katherine his wife, and their heirs, of all their manor of Cateby next Wyum

Grant: William de Wium [Wyham] to Radulfus, son of Ranulfus de Cateby [Cadeby], half of all his property in Cadeby

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c 1250-c 1300

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant: William Thoresby and Thomas Fytzwilliam junior to William Hawton, John Irland, Thomas Bradley and John Halton, all lands and holdings in Parva Grymmesby [Little Grimsby]

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9 January 1470

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant by William Thoresby of Louth and Thomas Fytzwilliam junior to William Hawton of Cokryngton, John Irland of Louth, Thomas Bradley of the same and John Halton of Cokryngton all lands and holdings in Parva Grymmesby. 4 January, 9 Edward IV

Grant: William Thoresby to William Hawton all the lands and holdings in Parva Grymesby [Little Grimsby] formerly his father's

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4 January 1470

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Indenture, whereby William Thoresby of Louth grants and enfeoffs to William Hawton of Cokryngt on next Louth all the lands and holdings in Parva Grymesby formerly his father's. 4 January, 9 Edward IV

Grant: William, son of John de North Cateby [North Cadeby] to Sampson de Hag', miller, and Matilda his wife, a toft called Wynceby

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c 1300-c 1320

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Indenture, whereby William the son of John de North Cateby grants to Sampson de Hag', miller, and Matilda his wife a toft in North Cateby, lying on the east of la Grene and called Wynceby tofte. Seal lost

Grant: William, son of John de North Cateby [North Cadeby], to Sampson the miller and Matilda his wife, his windmill at North Cateby

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March 1307

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Indenture, whereby William the son of John de North Cateby grants to Sampson the miller and Matilda his wife, living in North Cateby, his windmill at North Cateby. For yearly rent of a tithe to the church of North Cadeby and to the grantor or his heirs six quarters of corn. The miller shall grind the grantor's corn without charge. The morrow after the close of Easter, 35 Edward I. Seal lost

Grant: William, son of Radulfus de Beseby [Beesby] to Richard, son of William de Kateby [Cadeby], a toft in the town of Cadeby

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c 1300-c 1399

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant: William, son of William de Manby, to Philip, his son, all the lands formerly held by John, son of John de Saltfleetby, in the manor of Manby

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November 1354

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grant: William, the son of Sir Robert de Manneby [Manby], to Isabella, his daughter, of all the manor of Manby

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c 1300-c 1350

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Grants of Indulgence and confraternity: papal letters

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Subfonds
1477-1504

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Hangings: bought & paid for

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Subseries
1509

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

List of tapestries from Lady Margaret's furnishings which were sold & paid for. Purchasers include: John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester; Henry Hornby; Morgan and Lord Mountjoy.

The items are listed as:

First the historye of paris and helyn sowlde to my lorde of Surrey £22
Item the storye of Nabingodenesar to my lorde Surray £18
Item the historye of Saule Episcope Roffensis [Bishop of Rochester]
Item the vij sages sowld to Mr Sir John Saynt John £11.11.8 etc.

Hatfield

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1507-1509

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Account of Miles Worsley treasurer of the chamber to Lady Margaret. Signature 'Margaret R.' at the bottom of most pages.

pp.49: blank
pp. 65-67: similar accounts to 14 Jan 1507/8 to 14 Jan 1508/9 [no signature]
pp. 69-125: costs and expenses, rewards, with other dyverse [sic] payments... payd by the hands of Miles Worsley: signtures at the bottom of pp. 69-112.

Hatfield

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1508-1509

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Inventories and lists of items from Lady Margaret's house at Hatfield.

Henry Hornby to John Fisher

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? 22 January 1515

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Henry Hornby at Cambridge to John Fisher, about his wish to take Hornby's servant Henry Day to Rome, and the progress of building at St John's College supervised by the Master and Oliver Scales

Henry Hornby to John Fisher

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9 May ? 1510

Part of The Records of Lady Margaret Beaufort

Henry Hornby, Cambridge, to John Fisher, about St John's College and the Bishop of Ely's intent to remove the brethren of St John's Hospital to Ely

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