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- 15 December 1325 ('Dat' Cantebr' die D[ome]nica p[ro]x[ima] festu[m] s[an]c[t]e Lucie virg[in]is Anno r[e]gni Reg[is] Edwardi fil[ii] Reg[is] Edward decimonono'.) (Creation)
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John de Cadam of Long Stanton and Joan, his wife, to John de Trippelowe and John de Bodekysham, chaplains, 8 acres in Cambridge and Barnwell fields, viz. 2 acres in Middlefield between lands of Bartholomew Morice and Bartholomew Peryn, abutting on tenement of Edward de Cayley towards Hinton Fen; 1/2 acre near Hinton fields, next land of the nuns, abutting on Hadestock Way (Regent St.); 3 roods in Swinecroft next the highway abutting on London Way; 1 1/2 acres in Newnham Croft extending from the highway to land of Nicholas Crocheman; 1 rood in Carmefield abutting on Freshlake Way, 2 acres together, these between land of the hospital of St John abutting on the Brode walk (Brodebalke); 1 acre in Carmefield, next land of the University, abutting on land of the scholars of Merton. Witnesses: Eudo de Helpringham, Mayor of Cambridge, John Moryz, Edmund de Cayly, Bartholomew Moriz, Henry de Tofte et aliis.
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- St John's Hospital (Subject)
- Morice, John (1st half of 14c) sometime mayor of Cambridge (Subject)
- Morice, Bartholomew (1st half of 14c) sometime mayor of Cambridge (Subject)
- Trippelowe, John de (Subject)
- Morice family (Subject)
- Caily family (Subject)