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KAR59 - County Record Office Cambridge Accessions 1959
- 14 - Francis & Co: Cambridgeshire Manorial Court Records &c
  - 5 - Manor of Willingham.
    - B - A series of Willingham Terriers and field books largely based on a lost survey of 1575 and plan of 1603.
      - 24 - Willingham Town Cartulary: A finely-written book bound in tooled calf and containing transcripts of documents relating to property in Willingham.

RefNo	KAR59/14/5/B/24/2
AltRefNo	R59/14/5/10/folio2-3
Title	Willingham Cartulary: Toft with appurtenances formerly belonging to the Town now lost.
Description	12 January 1460. Richard Gylmyn of Eltesley to William Plombe of Willingham, and 4 others. Grant of toft in Willingham. 14 January 1460. Memo of similar grant by John Gylmyn and Robert Ellis to same. 17 Ed. IV. (1477-78). William and John Plombe, surviving trustees, to Henry Plombe and 4 others. Memo of a similar grant.
Date	1460-1478
CreatorName	Francis & Co: Cambridgeshire Manorial Records
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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