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The Records of St John's College Sub-sub-series
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Merry's Farm

Includes: bills for repairs, correspondence, enquiries, a valuation, sketch plan and notices for eviction.

Enclosure

Includes: correspondence related to enclosure, new tenancy following enclosure at Ashwell & the coprolites

Various

Deeds (1837-1887)

Includes the deeds for 1 acre, 2 rods and 26 perches at Ashwell. Also included is an auction notice for three tenements on Mill St, Ashwell and a conveyance by the trustees of the estate of William Lilley for the land at Ashwell.

Various

Rifle Range

Correspondence between SJC & H Fordham about consent for firing range for Tenth Herts Rifle Volunteer Corps.

Nicholson's farm

Includes: the measurement of a farm occupied by James Nicholson at Atwick, by Joseph Truslove. It shows the particulars of sowing & husbandry on the farm. Also includes terrier of College land occupied by James Nicholson and a valuation & plan of the cow and calf waggon [sic] house and granary shed.

Atwick village

Includes: deeds, correspondence, receipts for a messauge and land at Atwick village conveyed to the College by Edith Barnfather in 1927.

Various

Brook Farm

Includes: deeds and other property documents related to Brook Farm.

St John's College, Cambridge

Cash books: Junior Bursar

1: 1807-1829

2: 1830-1847, belonging to Junior Bursar Richard Duffield; contains loose-leaf notes, (stored separately) including two MSS receipts dated 24th and 31st August 1867 respectively, signed by Thomas Stotter and marked with one penny stamps.

  1. 1854-1871.

  2. 1872-1880; includes the cash accounts of C.Stanwell, E.W. Bowling, A. Freeman, W.R.R. Webb and W.H. Russell.
    15-25: cash books 1952-1984.

  3. 1880-1888; includes the cash accounts of Mr Russell, Mr Tottenham and Mr Heitland.

  4. 1873-1886; petty cash book, pages of the latter half of the book left blank. The spine of the volume is very fragile.

  5. 1888-1910

  6. 1908-1926

  7. 1909-1929

  8. 1929-1936; includes assorted paste-down typescript letters and individual minutes from College Committee meetings regarding the payment of domestic staff.

  9. 1936-1941

  10. 1941-1947; also includes gyps' and bed-makers' pension lists, 1946-1951

  11. 1947-1950

  12. 1950-1952; also includes gyps' and bed-makers' pension lists recorded from the back of the volume, 1953-1979. Loose-leaf documents found inside the front of the volume have been stored separately as SJAR/3/1/3/14a.

  13. 1952-1955

  14. 1955-1957

  15. 1957-1959

  16. 1959-1961

Deeds (1300-1765)

Includes: deeds of Kirby's manor and other property at Ashwell, Hertfordshire and Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire; collection contains a copy court roll, quit claim, marriage settlement, notes of legal fees, a grant and 8 terriers.

Pupils' Accounts

Includes oversize annual pupils' financial accounts and College bills for the long vacation and academic term period. The covering dates for each volume are as follows:

Volume 1: - Long Vac 1929 - Easter Term 1935

Volume 2: - Long Vac 1939 - Easter Term 1942

Volume 3: - Easter Term 1927 - Easter Term 1929 / Long Vac 1935 - Easter Term 1939 / Long Vac 1943 - Easter Term 1947

Volume 4: - Long Vac 1947 - Easter Term 1951

Volume 5: - Long Vac 1951 - Easter Term 1955

Volume 6: - Long Vac 1955 - Easter Term 1959

Volume 7: - Long Vac 1959 - Easter Term 1962

Volume 8: - Long Vac 1962 - Easter Term 1965

Volume 9: - Long Vac 1965 - Easter Term 1968

Volume 10: - Long Vac 1968 - Easter Term 1971

Gate books: Junior Bursar

Includes gate books which record the names of students and the times at which they leave and enter St. John's College. The covering dates for each volume are as follows:

Volume 1: 1954-1963.

Volume 2: 1958-1962

Volume 3: 1962-1971

Volume 4: 1963-1975

Volume 5: 1961-1989.

Internal Revenue Accounts: Junior Bursar

Includes two ledgers. The first ledger, which belonged to the Tutorial Bursar, records the internal revenue accounts from Lent 1928 to Michaelmas 1937. The second ledger, which belonged to the Junior Bursar, records the internal revenue accounts from Lent 1928 to Easter 1936.

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