Showing 23163 results

The photographs in the album are as follows:

1. Traangisvaag, Faroes

2. Traangisvaag Evening

3. Thorshavn from sea

4. Jensen and the Wool

5. A street in Thirshavn

6. Faroe Folk

7. The Governor's Garden

8. Thorshavn from rear

9. Kirkebo Ruins

10. Kirkebo Carving

11. Kirkebo Farm: balustrade of whales' bones

12. Goat on House Top, Thirshavn

13. Klaksvig

14. Whalehead Wall, Klaksvig

15. Rekjavik from the sea

16. Rekjavik Bay - British Squadron

17. Eider Ducks

18. Adalstræti

19. Mayor's House

20. Cathedral & Parliament House

21. Rekjavik, Thorwaldsen's Font, alterpiece

22. Rekjavik, Ancient [illegible]

23. Carved woodwork, Museum Rekjavik

24. Carved woodwork, Museum Rekjavik

25. Carved woodwork, Museum Rekjavik

26. Carved Woodwork, Museum Rekjavik; Alabaster Reredos from Reynistaar (Museum)

27. Reredos from Hroarstunga

28. Hay Ponies by the old 'English Shop'

29. Museum, Ancient Pulpit,

30. Museum, Loom [two photographs]

31. Rekjavik, Vesturgata

32. Rekjavik, Old House and Wild Camomile

33. Rekjavik, Cemetery

34. Rekjavik, Austurstæti

35. Waiting for Cargo of Fish

36. The Hay Boat

37. Pack Train Loaded

38. The Celebration in mem. 1874

39. Rekjavik, Angelica

40. Rekjavik, Epilobium

41. Rekjavik, Fish Drying

42. Rekjavik, Wild Camomile on Beach

43. Fish Drying Boards

44. [An untitled photograph of ponies]

45. Natural Laundry, hot spring in bed of stream

46. Bessasladir Church

47. Interior

48. Hafnarfjordur

49. Hafnarfjordur (Bay)

50. Crossing Pass to Krisuvik

51. Krisuvik & Lake

52. Sulphur Beds

53. Steam and Mud Volcanoes - Krisuvik

54. Lava Fall & sheephouses Herdisuvik

55. Herdisuvik

56. Sea at Strandarkirke

57. Strandarkirke (a votive church)

58. Hliderendi (west0

59. Hjalli

60. Ölfusá Bridge

61. The Lunch Farm 1

62. The Lunch Farm 2

63. Sjera Olafur Samundsson

64. Hravngerdi

65. Thjorsa Bridge

66. Storolfsnyoll

67. Storolfshvoll Church

68. The Tombstone

69. Storolfshvoll Altarpiece

70. Hravngerai reredos

71. Chalice, Paten & Bowl Storolfshvoll

72. A Camping Church Storolfshvoll

73. Ponies at Slipper

74. The 'Fairy' Chalice Breidabolstadr

75. Hlidarendi

76. Lunch under Hlidarendi

77. Hlidarendi Garden

78. Gunnar's Mound

79. Eyjafjalla Jökull from Hlidarendi

80. Hayfield Múlakot

81. Gorge under Eyjafjalla

82. Fall in Glen, Barkarstadr

83. Barkarstadr

84. Entrance to Thórsmörk (valley)

85. A Side Valley

86. Camp in Storiendi

87. Eyjafjalla Jökull from Camp, Thórsmörk [a panoramic photograph folded and inserted between the pages]

88. Natural Arch

89. Eyjafjalla Jökull

90. Glacier from Eyjafjalla

91. Crevasses Krossarjökull

92. The Ice Fall Krossarjökull

93. Arch above Camp

94. Arête between Storiendi & Thrángádal

95. Krossárdal & Markarfjót from arête

96. Upper Valley of Markarfjót & Hattafel

97. Krossárdal from Ridge above Camp

98. Gorge Side, Upper Krossárdal

99. Krossá Pinnacles & Godalands Tökull

100. The Kláfr, a curious wire rope bridge, East Coast

101. The Ice Cones on Breidamerkr Jökull

102. Basalt 'Pavement' of Kirkjubær

103. Sheepsbone Walling, East Coast

The photographs in the album are as follows:

1. Crossing Markerfljót

2. The Deep

3. Atmospheric Denudation

4. Reydarvatn

5. Pumice at Hekla

6. Galtalækur

7. Group at Galtalækur

8. The Foss

9. Hekla & Wool Drying

10. Rangá from Island

11. Ranga & Upper Island

12. Corded Lava, Hekla

13. Hekla, the lava hand

14. En route, summit in cloud

15. New SW from Hekla

16. 1846 lava, Hekla

17. Traveller on Snow

18. Guides

19. Hekla 9.50pm

20. Biotfell 9.30pm

21. Ponies swimming

22. Thjorsá Ferry

23. Helgatherm, a boss in a liparite layer

24. Brattholt Gorge

25. Hruni

26. Family at Brattholt

27. The Dyke

28. Basalt in Gorge

29. Gullfoss

30. Gullfoss Lower Fall

31. Edges of Fall into Gorge

32. Gorge below Gullfoss

33. Geysir from Havkadal

34. Geysir from Tungufljót

35. Geysir Mound

36. Geysir and sinter from Blesi

37. Geysir in Eruption [1]

38. Geysir in Eruption [2]

39. Geysir Tube after an Eruption

40. Lower Set Hot Springs

41. Blesi

42. Cooking in Blesi

43. Little Geysir, Quiet

44. Litle Geysir, Erupting

45. Strokkur

46. Austurhlid

47. Millenial Card

48. Funeral Board, Laugarvatn

49. The Stepping Stones

50. Road to Geysir

51. Brúará up from Bridge

52. Skógar by Brúará

53. Brúará down from Bridge

54. Brúará

55. An Iceland 'Laundry'

56. Laugarvatn Farm

57. Washing in Hot Springs, Laugarvatn

58. Skógar woods Hot Spring and Hekla

59. Kalfstindar

60. The Hornito

61. Pack train descending Hrafnagjá

62. Hrafnagjá

63. Kaldarhofdti south of Thingvallavatn

64. Hengill south of Thingvallavatn

65. Thingvallavatn from Hrafnagj

66. Ropy Lava Thingvellir

67. Thingvellir, Parsonage

68. Thingvellir from Parsonage

69. Thingvellir, Upper fall of Oxera

70. Nikolasagjá

71. Thingvellir, Hrafnabjòrg, Church, Parsonage

72. Thingvellir, Rift in lava near hotel

73. Thingvellir, Alamnagjá & hotel

74. Thingvellir, the Bridge

75. Thingvallavatn from Alamnagjá

76. The Murderesses' Pool

77. Alamnagjá, down

78. Alamnagjá, up

79. Lava sheet near Rekjavik

80. Surface of lava

81. Native pack train

82. Ellidaá (the salmon river)

83. Waterfalls emerging from under a lava stream near Gilsbakki

84. Snorri's bath, Revkholt

85. Ice curtain in Surlshellir

86. Glymur

87. Isafjördur

88. The creeping of the sea fog Yopnafjördur

89. Akureyri & Eyjafjördur

90. Sevdisfjörlur

91. Crossing Láng Jökull

92. 'Ceres' weighing anchor

93. North Eastern Kjalfell in distance [a panoramic photograph folded and inserted between the pages]

94. Láng Jökull S.E. side [a panoramic photograph folded and inserted between the pages]

Slotted between the pages of this album is a letter to John C. Watt, Jesus College Cambridge, from Walter H. Tribe, Egland, Honiton, dated 30 Nov 1900, in which he encloses eighteen of his own photographs of their visit to Iceland. The photographs have been extracted and are enclosed in the same box. The photographs are inscribed in pencil on the reverse:

95. Preparing cod fish

96. Krisuvik

97. Krisuvik

98. Krisuvik

99. Krisuvik

100. Krisuvik

101. Krisuvik

102. Hecla

103. Hecla

104. Hecla

105. Hecla

106. Rekjavik

107. Thórsmörk

108. Thórsmörk

109. Eyjafjalla Jökull

110. A photograph of a river with an illegible inscription

111. A photograph of one man sitting and another standing by a geysir

112. A group of five men on a ship

Contains exhibition guides, captions and research notes.

Comprises copies of papers by Sacher: 'The Stochastic Theory of Mortality' with E. Trucco (Mar 1962); 'Molecular Versus Systemic Theories on the Genesis of Ageing' (1968); draft of 'The Future of Gerobiology: A Proposal for Evaluation and Action' (position paper for first Salk Institute workshop on ageing, Jul 1974); 'Relation of gestation time to brain weight for placental mammals: implications for the theory of vertebrate growth' with E. F. Staffeldt.

Comprises correspondence and a file note about: publication of 'The Face of Violence' and it being selected for the Book Find Club; Bronowski meeting George Brantl (of George Braziller, Inc., New York) and giving him tickets to see [the theatre show of] 'The Face of Violence'; proposals for a television adaptation of 'The Face of Violence'; publication of 'Science and Human Values' and a selection of Bronowski's essays to be entitled 'The Role of the Scientist'; an article on 'The Discovery of Form' written by Bronowski to appear in a volume entitled 'Structure' from a series on 'Vision and Value'; sending Bronowski the first 3 volumes of the 'Vision and Value' series and 'Internal Factors in Evolution' by Lancelot Whyte.

Correspondence from George C. Boon to Ian Stewart

Comprises carbon copies of letters sent out by George Derfer (Visiting Fellow) whilst he was at the Salk Institute. Also includes a carbon copy of a manuscript outline for 'Consciousness and Culture: Towards Reconstitution'.

Comprises correspondence relating to: Derfer's work in educational philosophy and on the 'Two Cultures' debate; Bronowski sending Derfer copies of his books and articles; Derfer taking a sabbatical from the University of Redlands and being a visiting fellow at the Salk Institute (from Jan 1973); comments on draft chapters a book entitled 'Conscience and Culture' which Derfer was writing whilst at the Salk, and for which Bronowski was one of the subjects; Derfer's proposal for a "Bronowski Center for Integrating Studies" and an approach made to Claremont University Center about this; Bronowski commending Derfer for work done whilst at the Salk; research proposals, grant applications and a fellowship application; Bronowski giving a convocation address at the University of Redlands (c. Jan 1973); an interview of Bronowski conducted by Derfer and published in 'The American Scholar'.

Also includes: copies of research proposals/grant applications for a research project on "The Ethical Dimensions of Knowing in a Technological Society"/"Biology and the Ethical Dimensions of Knowing" for which Derfer was to be the principle investigator; a draft orientation paper by Derfer entitled "The Activity of Meaning: A Biography of the Two Cultures Debate"; postcards and a newsletter about the University of Redlands; and a copy of 'R G Collingwood' by E W F Tomlin.

Consists of a letter from Derfer to Jack Stark of Claremont Men's College in California about a meeting they had; and a letter from Bronowski about his philosophical ideas on subjects including the relationship between science and art.

Comprises copies of Derfer's work consisting of: typescript drafts of 'Conscience and Culture: Towards Reconstitution. Part 1: The Two Cultures Debate in perspective'; a handwritten draft of 'The Activity of Meaning: A Biography of the Two Cultures Debate'; an outline for the entirety of 'Conscience and Culture: Towards Reconstitution', an annotated typescript of a position paper for a grant application entitled 'Holistic Humanism: Implications for an Educational Philosophy and Practice'.

Also includes copies of articles by others relating to educational philosophy.

Comprises an envelope containing reprints and typescripts of papers and a book review by Derfer: 'Experience and the Activity of Meaning', 'Holistic Humanism', 'Appendix: Assumptions underlying departmental, interdepartmental and holistic approaches to experience and to education', and review of 'The Later Philosophy of R G Collingwood' by Alan Donagan.

Also contains a copy of 'An Ode to Objectivity: Does God Play At Dice?' by Gunter Stent (from 'Atlantic Monthly').

Comprises an envelope [sent to Bronowski from Derfer] containing: a summary of 'In Quest of Integrity: Biography of the Two Cultures Debate' by Derfer; 'Experience and the Activity of Meaning' by Derfer; a photocopy of a letter to Derfer from Nevitt Sandford (The Wright Institute, Berkeley) on 'Experience and the Activity of Meaning'; a copy of 'The Anthropology of Science' by Robert Young; and rough notes made on Salk Institute paper.

Comprises files relating to Derfer's time spent as a visiting fellow at the Salk Institute from Jan 1973, continued work on a book about the 'Two Cultures' debate, and other related activities.

Photograph of a portrait in Jesus College; Corrie was Master 1849-85.

Contains biographical information about George Neville compiled by Roger Bowers. Includes notes relating to his involvement in Benin and West Africa at the end of the 19th century.

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski being a Franklin Foundation Distinguished Lecturer in the Humanities at Georgia Institute of Technology (13-15 Nov 1967). During his visit Bronowski gave two lectures on 'The Reach of the Imagination' (13 Nov) and 'Science and Human Values' (14 Nov).

Also includes a leaflet on the Franklin Foundation Lecture Series in the Humanities for 1967, and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Consists of a monograph on 'Motion' by James B Gerhart (University of Washington) and Rudi H Nussbaum (Portland State College), with an envelope listing the paper.

Itinerary and programme for Bach Centenary Organ Tour in Germany, May 1985.

Tour in Germany "The Music of Bach" from July to August 1987. Itinerary, programme and some notes by Peter Hurford.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with York University (Ontario, Canada), relating to Bronowski delivering a lecture on 'Protest and Prospect' (27 May 1970) as part of the 1970 Gerstein Lecture series on 'Tradition and Revolution', and the subsequent publication of the lectures.

Also includes: a promotional poster and leaflets for the lecture series; a programme for "York 10 Week" of events which included the lectures; handwritten notes by Bronowski on "Further notes on Protest - P&P" (18 Feb 1970); a note from Ayala Zacks (art collector, Toronto) thanking Bronowski for his sympathy on her husband's death (Samuel Jacob Zacks); a photocopy of an article entitled 'Idea of a New University' by William Arrowsmith (The Center Magazine, vol. III, no. 2, Mar 1970); a copy of CUEBS (Commission on Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences) News (vol. VI, no. 3, Feb 1970); and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Alice, daughter of Richard, son of Peter, to the nuns land in St Benet's parish lying between the land of John Smith (Faber) and the land of Hugh Russ, reaching from the highway to the land of Gregory Salter; also land in the same parish lying between land late in the tenure of Godlomb and the land of Nicholas Kyp. Also a shop in St Edward's parish between the shop of Alan Macston and a shop late of Reginald, son of Osborn. Rent: to the Hospital of St John 32d; to the Almoner of Ely 30d; to the heirs of Master Walter, son of Geoffrey 2s, 2 capons and 2 hens. Witnesses: Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Saman, Geoffrey Potekin, Hervey, son of Martin, Michael and John, his sons, Thomas le Mercer, Ralph, son of Henry, Richard, son of Yvo, Eustace and Richard de Wynepol, Walter Corde et multis aliis.

Roger, son of Richard le Potter, to Juliana, daughter of Walter Corde, a messuage between land of Robert Custance and Roger Russel. Hagabel: 1d; rent: 2s, payable to Walter Corde; gersuma: £3 6s 8d. Witnesses: Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Saman, Adam, son of Eustace, Hervey, son of Martin, Michael, his son, Hubert, son of Norman, Anger, son of Edric, Henry Fithian, Reginald Quantquilia, Henry Alegod et multis aliis.

Walter Martin, with the consent of his son Robert, to his son Alan all his lands in Holm, viz.: 15 acres to be held of him at a rent of 12d. And 11 acres, which he holds of the abbess of Chateriz. Gersuma: 1 mark; rent: 32d. Witnesses: Robert de Goii, William de Bs, (some illegible), (Peter?) de Fokestun, Alan de Sepereia, Robert, his brother, Walter de Swafam, Ralph de Wendeia, (illegible), Richard, son of Stanard, Robert, his son, Andrew de Fortuna, Thomas Martin, William de Welle, Robert, his son, Robert de Trumpington, Gar' Can', qui hec cartam fecit (who made this charter).

Hervey Nuncius (le Messager) of Wrating to William Chaplain, son of Arnulf, formerly vicar of West Wrating, for his homage and services all his croft called Batellescroft, lying in the village of Wratting between the croft of Ralph de Orliens and the great green, and abutting on Bruninges croft and on the said green; also the homage and services of William Barker (or Tanner, "bercarius"), viz. a rent of 1d and services for the land which he holds of Hervey in the said croft. Gersuma: 40s. Witnesses: William de Oxecroft, Philip Rikespaud, William Flu[ri?], (John?) Fluri, Mathew Pillor (Baker?), William de Robertot, William Raudullun, William de Boscho (Wood?), Richard de Cruce (Cross?), Roger Wasman, John de Northo, Roger Doget et aliis.

Stephen de Scales and his wife, Juliana, give, with their daughter Sibil, 80 acres in West Wrattingwith a managium, free of all taxes except Danegeld. Witnesses: Durandus, monk of Ramsey, et aliis.

Richard, son of William de Scales, for the souls of his father and mother, gives the nuns 15 acres in Wratting, lying next to the nuns' land, of which 1 acre lies in Hocroft between lands of the Prior of Ely and Alexander Cokeman, 1 acre in Burstalles way between land of Simon de Merk and the land the nuns had from Robert de Rikespaud, 1 1/2 roods in Rotherweysend, between lands of Andrew, son of Edwin, and Roger Carpenter, 1 'forea' abutting on Wardlo way between lands of the said Simon and the said Prior, and 1 1/2 acres in Henhale, between lands of the said Simon de Merc (sic) and Peter le Newman, and 1 acre 1 rood between lands of the said Simon and Stephen de Oxecroft in Holedene, and 3 roods behind Cosserhill between lands of the said Simon, and 11/2 roods in Holedale between lands of William Burc and Simon Bric's wife, and 1 1/2 acres about the Bruar hill between lands of Stephen de Oxecroft and the said Simon.

The King grants to the Prioress and Nuns a close, lying within the ditch or meadow of the said Prioress, on the west side of their house, now in the tenure of William Spaldyng, clerk, which the King has by the gift of the Master and Brethren of the Hospital of St John the Evangelist, Cambridge. Given at Westminster by the King himself and authorised by the Parliament.

Prioress Letitia and the nuns to Walter de Lindsey and Berta, his wife, their messuage lying between the land of Nicholas Sarant and that of Anger le Feleper. Term: their joint lives survivorship. Rent: 2s due to Nicholas Sarant, 2s due to the nuns. Witnesses: Hervey son of Eustace, Maurice Russ, Robert Seman, Geoffrey Potekin, Walter Corde, Hervey son of Martin, Matthew, son of above, Ralph son of Henry, Anger son of Edric, Michael Malherbe, Henry Alegod, Walter son of Ernulf, William Pilat et multis aliis.

Prioress Mabilia and the nuns to Richard de Fulburne, son of Robert, baker, and Allice, his wife, a tenement between the land of the Friars Minor and the land formerly belonging to Anger le Rus. Rent: 12s; term: joint lives in survivorship. Witnesses: Richard, son of Laurence, Robert Hubert, William Tuylett, Stephen le Kuver, Walter Crocheman, Ernest Merce (Mercator), Ralph, son of Ralph, Robert, his brother, Henry Page et aliis.

Isabella, daughter of Alan de Theversham, to Hugh Mayner of Barnwell and Clarice, his wife, all her land in Barnwell fields between the land of the prior of Barnwell and the land of Gilbert, son of Michael Bernard, abutting on Grenecroft and on the land of William de Cotes. Rent: 1d to donor; 2 capons to the chief lord. Consideration: 3 1/2 marks. Term: joint life in survivorship. Witnesses: Gilbert Bernard, Richard Peet, Hugh de Brunne, Richard de Wilberton, Nicholas de Infirmary, Robert le Neve, William Cellar (de Cellario), Thomas, clerk and scrivener, et aliis.

Maud, widow of William Thele, to Gilbert, son of Michael Bernard and Margaret, his wife, 1/2 acre in Cambridge fields, abutting on Hadstoke Weye and on Litlemor between land of the Prior of Barnwell and that of John, son of Michael Goging. Rent: 2d. Witnesses: John, son of Michael, Bartholomew, his brother, Hervey, son of John, Robert de Maddingley, Henry Nadon, Oliver le Porter of Barnwell, Michael, son of John de Theveresham, William Brodhege, John Salandyn, Ralph de Kyngeston, Michael, son of William Thele et aliis.

Hugh, son of Apsolon, to his cousin Aldusa 6 acres of his land for her homage and services: 1) 1 acre in Binnebroc between land of Baldwin Blancgernon and the land of Lady (Domina) Leca Phelipes; 2) 1 acre next the High Street where Lady Amabel holds the nearest third part, and for the 1/3, which Amabel holds, he assigns to her 1 rood, which abuts on the same road, next the land of St Radegund. 3) In the same field 1 acre between land of the Prior of Barnwell and that of Lady Amabel, abutting on the land of Warin, son of Anketill. 4) 1/2 acre in Buldemere field between the land of Walter, son of Master (Magister) Geoffrey, and land of the Prior of Barnwell. 5) In the same field 1/2 acre called Petiteshalvaker, between the land of Nunancurt and St Radegund's land. 6) In Estenhale field 1 acre next the land of Geoffrey Melk, where Lady Amabel has a 1/3 part, and instead of this 1/3 he assigns to her 1 rood next the land of the Prior of Barnwell abutting on the water. 7) 1/2 acre next land of William Hospice and over Netherexsoces, the 1/2 acre nearest to the town and next the land of the Prior of Barnwell. Rent: 6d. Witnesses: Baldwin Blancgernon, Robert Seman, Hervey, son of Eustace, Everard de (Winepol?), Andrew de Winepol, Richard de Winepol, Eustace de Winepole, Geoffrey Potekin, Robert, clerk, John, (his brother?), (et multis) aliis.

Prioress Letitia and the nuns to John, son of William le Moyne, all their land which Richard, reeve of Shelford, holds for his life together with the meadowland, viz.: at Dune, 1 acre between land of the bishop and land of St Radegund's; 2 acres on the Hill between land of St Radegund's and land of Henry le Hey; 2 acres across Wytewell between land of the bishop and land of St Radegund's; 2 acres of meadow between meadowland of John le Moyne at Lacheford and meadowland of John Sevare. Term: for life. Rent: 2s. Warranty: to the said John for life, after his death the land to return to the nuns. Witnesses: Sir (Dominus) Baldewin de F(re)vile, Sir Everard de Trumpington, Sir John de Cailli, Sir Geoffrey de Banks, Sir Alan de Bassingburn, Sir Phillip de Stanton, Henry de Colne, sheriff of Cambridge, John de Selford (Shelford), son of Reginald, William de Cailli, et aliis.

Prioress Letitia and the nuns to Maud, wife of Stephen, son of Alveve, and Hugh, her son, the 5 acres and 3 roods given to them by the said Stephen. Rent: 15d; term: joint lives in survivorship. Witnesses: Sir (Dominus) Hervey Alderman, Robert Seman, Fulk Crocheman, Apsalon, son of Roger, Geoffrey Potekin, Roger Parleben, Reginald de Fordham, John Creving, Adam Weriall, Walter and John, his sons-in-law, et quibdam aliis.

Prioress Milisentia and the nuns to Symon de Wynebodesham and Margaret, his wife, land and buildings thereon in Milne Street (vicus molendinorum), lying between the land of Thomas Wolward and the land of Jeremias of Eltisle, frontage 40ft, extending 220ft from the great street (Milne Street) to the ditch, and at the river and 102ft between the land of Alice Belbrar and the land of John, son of Azo. Rent: 1 mark; term: joint lives in survivorship; gersuma: 1/2 mark. Witnesses: Thomas Tuyllet, Robert of St Edmunds, Anger le Rus, Robert Hubert, Nicholas Childman, William Tuyllet, John, son of Ivo, John Gogging, Thomas Plote, Walter Ein, Richard, son of Gregory, Thomas Wolward, John, son of Azo, Godfrid ad aquam (Atwater) et aliis.

Letter from Simon Few asking them to send his uncle the £10 as proposed for him as a sufferer of the Over fire. Signed off 'received' by John Love

Hervey, son of Eustace, to the nuns, for his soul and the soul of his late wife Beatrix, 10 acres in various parts of Cambridge fields; in one part of the town 6 acres; 1 acre of which abuts on the Barton road and lies next land of Thomas Tuillet, 1 acre abuts on the pasture of Godgivedole and lies next land of Anger Ruffus (Russ), 2 acres abut on the road to Cotes and lie next land of the Cambridge hospital, 1 acre abuts on Braderusche, next land of St Radegund; 1/2 acre abutting on St Neot's Rd. (Maddingley Rd.) and lying next land of Reginald Ruffus (Russ). On the other side of the town 4 acres; 2 acres abutting on Hokerevewell next land of Stephen Haukeston, 1/2 acre in Middelfurlong next land of John Ruffus, 1/2 abutting on Littlemore, 2 roods in Middelfurlong next land of John Ruffus. Witnesses: Robert Seman, Adam, son of Eustace, John de Sexton, Michael, son of Hervey, John, his brother, Henry Vivien, Geoffrey Potekin, John, his son, John, son of Alfred, Symon, son of Hervey et multis aliis.

Hervey, son of Eustace, of Cambridge, to the nuns with his sister Yda, when she takes the religious habit in their house: 1 (Cambridge and Barnwell fields) 2 1/2 acres, which Hugh Cors holds of him near Barnwell Priory; 3 roods lying between the land of Maurice Rus (Ruffus?) and the land of William Nunacurt; 3 roods in Estenhale, between lands of the said Maurice and William; 3 roods near Barnwell Mill, between lands of the said two; 1 rood at Meldiche between land of William Nunacurt and that of Hugh, son of Apsolon; 1 acre, which Reginald, son of Alured, held of him in Swinecroft, between land of Ailgar de Welles and that of Margaret, wife of Richard Parson. 2 (St John Milne Street) 3 messuages in the Parish of St John held by Apsolon, son of the priest, abutting on the High Street leading to the Mill (Milne St.) and on the lane leading to St John's Church. 3 (Great St Mary) a messuage in the parish of St Mary, held of him by Robert Carpenter, lying between land of John, son of Elias, and that of John, son of Selid; a messuage in the same parish held of him by Hosbert le Cambere, between land of Andrew de Winepol and that of Ernold Plumber. 4 (St Peter outside Trumpington Gate) a messuage outside Trumpington Gate, held of him by wife of Seled Pinberd, next the land of Robert Nadun. 5 (St Benet) a messuage in St Benedict's parish held by Henry Bekke, lying between land of Absalon, son of the priest, and that of Walter, son of Master (Magister) Geoffrey. Witnesses: Bartholomew, Official of Ely, Master Gentil, parson of Caxton, Simon, parson of St Benedict, Baldewin Blancgernon, Robert Seman, Andrew de Winepol, Everard, Richard and Eustace de Winpol, Roger Parleben, Fulk Crocheman, John, his brother, Richard Porter (of Atgate - de porta), William, his son, Henry, son of Martin, Michael, his son.

John, son of William, to the nuns the 1 1/2 acre, described in 317, which he bought from his brother Robert. Landgavel 1 1/2s. Rent: to the vicar of All Saints 1 1/2d for the soul of Robert's mother Margaret. Witnesses: Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Everard de Winepole, Richard de Winepole, Eustace de Winepole, Anger, son of Edric, Henry, son of Katherine, Richard de C[h]esterton, Alan, servant (or serjeant - servient), Geoffrey Coc et aliis.

Stephen, son of Alveve, with the consent of Maud, his wife, and Hugh, his son, to the nuns 5 acres 3 roods dividedly in the fields between lands of Lecie Philip and Richard Burgard; (illegible) and the wife of Algard; Jordan, son of Alvive and Lecie etc. for his family members' souls. Witnesses: Sir (Dominus) Hervey Alderman, Robert Seman, Fulk Crocheman, Roger Parleben, Adam Werial, Richard de Fordham, Childman, John Creving, John, son of (Ralph?), official, Walter Gernon (?), Adam Werial, Geoffrey Potekin, Apsalon, son of Roger, Reginald, his son, et aliis.

William Knapewell of Horsey to the nuns his body and the rent of 4s and services of William de le Hel of Horsey for the salvation of his soul and the souls of his ancestors and descendants.

Aldusa, daughter of William Blancgermon, to the nuns, with her body for burial, and for the good of her soul, and for the soul of Hugh, son of Apsalon, the southern half of the messuage in St Mary's parish, formerly of Ruald Car. Rent: to Hugh, son of Apsalon, 6d. Witnesses: Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Apsalon, son of Roger, Roger Parleben, Geoffrey Potekin, Richard Atgate (ad portam), Hervey Gogging, Roger Doy, Hugh Algod et aliis.

Reginald de Argent[en] and his wife Margery to the church of St Mary and St Radegund of Grenecroft all the lands which he bought of Hugh Pilate in Grenecroft, except a piece of herb garden (erberium) of Walter Pilate. Rent: 2s to the church of St Giles in Barnwell (Barnwell priory). Witnesses: Master Geoffrey, official (of the Bishop of Ely), Baldwin Blangernon, Alber(ic?) Russ, Algar Nobil (le Noble), Bernard Grim, William, son of Apsolon et multis aliis.

William, son of Hugh de Trumpington, to the nuns two crofts at Howes. Witnesses: R(obert), Prior of Barnwell, Hugh, priest, Geoffrey, priest, William de St George, Ralph de Chailz, Robert Grim, Hervey, son of Warin, Richard Grim, Baldwin Blandternon, John, clerk, Aigar.

Philip de Hochtun to the nuns in pursuance of a bequest of his mother Albrega, 1 acre in Binnebroc, 1/2 acre between Baldwin Blancgernon and Margaret, wife of Ailgar, held of the monks of Barnwell Priory; 1/2 acre between land of Agnes, wife of Eustace, son of Gilbert, and land of Robert Long, to be held of Barnwell Priory. Hagabel: 1d. Witnesses: Reginald Cive, Baldwin Blancgernon, Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Maurice Ruffus (Russ), Absalon, son of the priest, Richard, son of Osborn, Ralph Prudfot, William Wulfsi, Thomas Pupelot, Richard de Winepol, Eustace, his brother, Robert Long et aliis.