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Appointment as Master: Shorton

Letter, Robert Shorton, Cambridge to John Fisher, thanking Fisher for his appointment as Master of SJC & discussing the choice of the first Fellows. There is also mention of receipt of £1000.

Receipt by William Pickerell: Shorton

Receipt by William Pykerell [Pickerell], of Cambridge, from Magistro [Master] Shurton [Shorton], Magistro sive custode collegiii beate marie et sancti Johannis Evangelisti, of £4, 13s 4d, in part payment of a larger sum due to him from William Thomlyn [Tomlin],[former master of St John's Hospital]

Receipt for Norfolk land: Shorton

Receipt by Robert Shorton, Master of the College, from John [Fisher], Bishop of Rochester, of £300 to pay for lands in Norfolk purchased of Lewis [Louis] Orvell, over and above the £200 received from the building of the said Saint John's College.
Sealed but not signed.

Receipt by John Wode: Shorton

Receipt by John Wode [Wood], of Fulbourne (Fulborn], gentleman, for £7 13s 4d from Robert Shorton, clerk Master of the College, "in partie of payment of a mor sume of and for dyverse costs and besynes [business] about the saide College".
Signed: per me Johnanes Wode. per me Henricus Hornby

Letters patent confirming revenues for endowment of St John's College

Letters patent of Henry VIII exemplifying Chancery proceedings, enjoining delivery of revenues left as the endowment of St John's College by Lady Margaret Beaufort. In answer to a petition from Robert Shorton, Master, the fellows and scholars, and as a result of inspecting all the relevant documents, which are described. Part in Latin, part in English. At Westminster, 24 January 4 Henry VIII

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