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Brief receipt noting the payment of £13 by the master and fellows of Jesus College, signed by Robert Fr. Cuthbert.

Bill for £3 2s from Cuthbert claiming expenses for travelling back and forward to Cambridge over three days, paid Mr. David Wade for getting the rates out.

Bill addressed to the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus College from thatcher James Ling for work done at Hundon Rectory in 1861, by the order of Mr R F Cuthbert. Charges for thatching the wood shed; reeving the back kitchen; repairing the back kitchen and the barley barn; bunches of spits and rods; rope yarn. Including information for rates of pay. All totals £3 9s 2 1/2d. 'Thatcher' written on back of document. Signed by James Ling 8 June 1862.

Receipt for payment of £13 as "Quarter Gift" by Charles Deeks to Robert French Cuthbert.

1845 – Jesus Collage [College] Cambridge due to Robert Burrows, done by the order of Mr. R. F. Cuthburt [Cuthbert]

Reppring [repairing] of the barn used at Hundon, witting [whiting?] of it and making good the plastering [plastering];

9th of May –

Pinking [plastering term] of it and making good the plastering; £ 0 9s 0d

No 7 Pinking Round the Windlery [?]; £0 5s 0d

27 – Making good the tilleng [tiling?]; £0 7s 0d
Lime and glew [glue?] and wave [?]; £0 2s 0d

[Total=] £1 9s 0d

Lettered 1846. Signed by Robert Burrows.

Receipt for 40 ships of lime. Sum of £0 16s 8d. Signed by J. M. Chreslish[?]

Receipt for £6 18s 0d to be paid to Thomas Knock, Carpenter, by the Rev’d, Master and Fellows of Jesus College, Cambridge for work done at Hundon Rectory, by the order of Mr. R. F. Cuthbert, in:

1845 –

January the 7th: Hewing and sawing out board; scantling post rails for repairing building frames; £1 1s 6d
Setting up gate posts, repairing and rehanging gates in the fields and yards. Labour 6 days; £0 15s 0d

April the 24th: 2 pounds of gate nails & 2 pounds of post nails; £0 1s 7d
Repairing old fence against the road, putting down new post nails, chopping pale and putting up fence; Hog yard post nails.

July the 20th: pale and making good old fence. Mathew’s; hanging new door to pigs’ cott [pigsty] and jobs in the yard. Labour 10 days; £1 5s 0d.

10 Pounds of nails; £0 2s 11d
Repairing boarding to barns, forcing in body of granary, putting on irons for tying in granary, repairing boarding in granary. Labour 4 days; £0 10s 0d.
7 pounds of nails; £0 2s 0d

September the 9th;
Painting with best brown bars, body of wheat barn, granary chaffhouse, front of piggery and finding materials and labour; £2 10s 0d

October the 25th;
Repairing cowhouse doors, altering small gates to garden, repairing garden fence and jobs, labour 3 ½ days; £0 10s 0d

[Total=] £6 18s 0d

Settled the bill by cash on February the 11th 1846, paid to Thomas Knock.

Receipt for Quarlers Pension up to Lady Day 1881, £13 0s 0d, Signed by Rev. Fr. Cuthbert.; Receipt for Lady Cuthbert's pension due at Christmas 1880, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Dr. West..., signed by Charles Deeks (On back of receipt is typed flyer 'Appeal for Donations' and "Appeal for Annual Subscriptions' from S. Matthews Vicarage, 1880); Receipt for quarlers pension due to Lady Cuthbert June 241881, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Dr. Westmorland, signed by Charles Deeks; Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £60 0s 0d to Rev. A C. Jennings, March 29, 1881; Cambridge Bank receipt totalling £132 9s 6d to Rev. A C. Jennings, November 9, 1881.

Letter to the college from Robert F. Cuthbert, saying that the overseer has established a rate of 1s 4d to the pound, amounting to a payment of £40 2s 8d [paid annually by the college towards poor relief in Hundon]. Ends on a personal note, hoping that the recipient is well, and thanking God for his own continued good health.

Note from Robert Cuthbert saying that the overseer has established a rate of one shilling twopence in a pound, meaning the college must pay £36 4s 2 1/2d towards poor relief in Hundon.

Six receipts for income tax for tax years 1860-1 and 1861-2 in Hundon, Suffolk. Three paid by Mr Cuthbert and three by the Master and Fellows of Jesus College. All totals £25 19s 0 3/4d. Collected by Henry Hammond. All tied together with string.

Receipt for Pension for R. F. Cuthbert, received by Dr. Westmoreland, totalling £13 0s 0d, signed by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks.

Bill addressed to the Master of Jesus College from glazier Alex Robinson Clare for work done on Hundon Parsonage in 1861, by the order of Mr R F Cuthbert. Charges for repairs to pump; repairing windows at chancel end; repairing lead on top of the house and on windows; charges for lead, glass, solder, and time. All totals £1 8s. Signed by A Robinson 1862. 'Glazier' written on back.

Bill addressed to the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus College from carpenter T. Ambrose for work done at Hundon Rectory in 1861, by the order of Mr R F Cuthbert. Charges for building a new coach; a barn and painting; making a pair of doors; hanging finding boards and nails; repairs done to buildings. All totals £11 17s 6d. Signed by T. Ambrose 14 January 1862. 'Carpenter' written on back of document.

Bill addressed to the Reverend and Masters and Fellows of Jesus College from brickmaker John Hall for work done in 1861. Charges for pipes. All totals 13s 9d. Settled January 15 1862. 'Brickmaker' written on back.

Bill addressed to the Reverend Masters and Fellows of Jesus College from bricklayer Joseph Burrows for work done on Hundon Rectory in 1861, by the order of Mr R F Cuthbert. Charges for buckets of lime; slates; nails; pantiles; work on the chancel end; repairing the tiling and colouring; various days' worth of men and labour. All totals £10 18s. Paid to Joseph Burrows 15 January 1862. 'Bricklayer' written on back.

Bill addressed to the Reverend Master and Fellows of Jesus College from blacksmith George Eldred for work done at Hundon Rectory in 1861, by the order of Mr R F Cuthbert. Charges for barn doors; irons; nails; bolts; nuts; drops; staples; dogs; __ a chimney base; locks; holdfasts; a key. All totals £3 10s 3d. 'Blacksmith' written on back of document. Signed by George Elred 7 January 1862.

Asking Mr. R. F. Cuthbert for the sum of Fifteen Pound six shillings and three pence for one yrs Income Tax' [£15 6s 3d]. Signed. Mr. Goodchild.

Accounts for Hundon Rectory from 1861. Includes totals for Poor Rate; Income Tax for April, November, and January; Quit Rent; Bricklayer; Brickmaker; Blacksmith; Thatcher; Carpenter; Glazier; Treat for the Heart Charge; Collecting the Tithe Rent Charge; Stamps for the Tithe Rent. All totals £101 14s 1d.