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Roysia de Wendeyne, daughter of Letitia de Wendeye, with the consent of her husband, John Styward de Trippelowe, to Walter le Goom, the messuage that she had by feoffment of Ralph de Wendeye in St Radegund's Lane, next the messuage of the said William le Goom and a messuage formerly of Stephen le Terteyner. Witnesses: John Pittok, Mayor of Cambridge, John Morice, William de Lolleworth, Robert Dunnyng, Robert Tuillet, Richard Tuilett et aliis.

John de Trippelowe, rector of Reymerston, to Prioress Mabilia Martyn and the nuns in free alms 7 messuages in St Radegund's parish and one on the parish of St Andrew without Barnwell Gates (St Andrew the Less), and 8 acres in Cambridge and Barnwell fields. The Nuns undertake to have 30 masses said annually for the donor and for the souls of his parents, and to keep his obit as is done in the case of a deceased nun. Witnesses: John Pilet, Mayor of Cambridge, Richard de Adington (Ovington?), Robert le Tanern;, Thomas de Chatenhale, Thomas de Kymble, bailiffs, Simon de Refham, Henry de Toft, Robert Dunnyng, John Pittok, Robert Tuilet et aliis.

John de Trippelowe, parson of Reymerston of Norwich diocese, to Prioress Mabille (Mabilia) Martyn and the nuns, in free alms, the messuage he had of Henry de Trippelowe lying between a messuage of nuns called Gregorieshostell and a messuage late of Alice de Bernewell (Barnwell), abutting on the highway and on Drosemer. Witnesses: John Pittok, Mayor of Cambridge, William de Heyham, William de Warewyk, Henry de Beche, Robert Hassok, bailiffs, Geogrey de Lynne, John Morice, Richard Tuillet, Robert Tuillet, Robert Dunning et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, rector of Herdewyk, to the Prioress and the nuns a messuage acquired by him from John Friday, burgess and cutler (cultellar), situated in St Radegund Street, between a tenement of John de Lincoln and one of Robert Gome, chaplain, abutting on the highway and on a croft of the nuns called Eldested croft. Witnesses: Richard Tuylett, Mayor of Cambridge, John Pittok, Bartholomew Morice, Edmund de Ovington, John Mareschal et aliis.

John de Hilburghworth and Elena, his wife, widow of Henry de Trippelowe, quitclaim her right of dower in the lands of her late husband from the Prioress and the convent of St Radegund and John de Trippelow, parson of Reymerston. Witnesses: John Pittok, Mayor of Cambridge, Simon de Chest[er]ton, Roger le Chaundeler, Nicholas de Stowe', Thomas de Wyntryngham, bailiffs, John Morice, Geoffrey de Lenne et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, rector of Herdewyk, to the nuns 18 selions, i.e. 8 acres in Barnwell Myddylfield, 14 selions of it being near Pysshwell Way and the rest near land of the Chapel of St Edmund's. Witnesses: Bartholomew Morice, Mayor of Cambridge, Richard Tuyllet, John Pittok, Edmund de Ovington, Hugh le Smyth, John Porter, Thomas Joachim et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, rector of Herdewyk, to the Prioress and the nuns of St Radegund 2 selions (38b) in Barnwell fields. Witnesses: Richard Tuylett, Mayor of Cambridge, John Pyttok, Bartholomew Morice, Hugh le Smyth, Thomas Joachym et aliis.

John de Malbyrthorp and William de Hynxton, citizens of Cambridge and executors of Adam de Clifford, to John de Tryppelowe, parson of Herdewyck, 2 selions in Barnwell fields, one next the land of the Prior of St Edmund's Chapel in Cambridge and abutting on Horspath, the other next to land of the nuns and abutting on Hynton Way. Witnesses: John Pyttok, Bartholomew Morice, Edmund de Ovyngton, John Porter, Hugh le Smyth, Thomas Joachym et aliis.

Robert Dunning of Cambridge, as overlord, to John de Trippelowe, rector of Reymerston, to convey to the Nuns of St Radegund 5 acres in Barnwell fields which he acquired from John de Caam of Longstanton, and Joan, his wife, and from Bartholomew Morice and Margaret, his wife, with reservation to Robert Dunning of rent of 4s. Wintesses: John Pittok, Mayor of Cambridge, Thomas de Welle, Henry de Brunne, bailiffs of Cambridge, Bartholomew Morice, Robert Tuillet, Richard Tuillet, Walter de Lolleworth et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, rector of Hardwick, to the nuns, 6 1/2 acres (33a) in Cambridge and Barnwell fields. Witnesses: Bartholomew Morice, Mayor of Cambridge, Richard Tuylett, John Pyttok, senior, Edmund de Ovyngton, John Mareschal et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, rector of Hardewyk (Hardwick), to the nuns 6 1/2 acres and 1/2 rood in Clayhangles next Nuns' land; 1 rood on Mylnway next their land; 1 rood towards Bradmere; 1 rood on Finningstone; 3 1/2 acres called Cranesdole in 12 selions, 1/2 acre abutting on Hadstock Way and 1 acre in Swyncroft next Greenditch, 1/2 acre in Pisshewel Way next the Claypits ditch. Witnesses: Philip Cayly, Mayor of Cambridge, Richard Tuyllet, John Pyttok, Edmund de Ovyngton, John Arnald et aliis.

John de Tryppelowe, Rector of Hardwick, to the nuns a piece of arable land in Swynecroft between the land of the Nuns and that formerly of Reginald de Trumpington, now John Drake's, extending from Hadstock Way to land of Margaret Godman. Witnesses: Bartholomew Morice, Mayor of Cambridge, Richard Tuyllet, John Pyttok senior, Richard Pawe, John de Bromholm et aliis.

Thomas de Elynhale and Katherine, his wife, and Beatrix de Haselingfeld to Adam de Clifford a messuage with a croft adjacent to it lying between Petes Lane and the land of the prior of Barnwell. Witnesses: Richard Tuyllet, mayor of Cambridge, John Pittok, Senior, Thomas de Cotenham, John de Neuton, Stephan de Pamifield, John Porter, Thomas Joachim et aliis.

Adam de Clifford to his son, Richard, his messuage called le Sperveres, lying between his own house and one which was formerly of Silvester de Foulmere of Barnwell, extending from the highway to his croft. Term: to Richard for life and if he dies without heir of his body then to the heirs of Adam de Clifford. Witnesses: John Pyttok, mayor of Cambridge, John Moriez, Richard Tuyllet, Robert Dunnyng, John le Porter of Barnwell, Thomas Joachim of Barnwell, Hugh le Feuer of Barnwell, Simon de Wolton of Barnwell et aliis.

John de Toft, burgess, to John de Bricestre, webster, and Alice, his wife, daughter of John de Wachesham, a tenement situated in All Saints Parish between one of Thomas de Cambridge and one formerly belonging to Richard Modbrok, abutting on the highway and on the hospice of the gild of St. Mary the Virgin. Term: their joint lives in survivorship; rent: 30s; covenants: lessee to repair and to rebuild in case of destruction by fire. Witnesses: Richard Tullyet, mayor of Cambridge, John Pittok, John Pilet, Richard le Tablet, John Knyvet et aliis.

Thomas, son of John de Cambridge, knight, to the nuns and to the use of his sister Elizabeth, for life a rent of 13s 4d out of a tenement called Dunnyngstede. Term: life of the said Elizabeth. Witnesses: Philip Cayly, mayor of Cambridge, John de Tryppelowe, clerk, William de Lavenham, John Pyttok, Richard Tuyllet, John de Toft at aliis.