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Expand 1 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.11 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.1
Expand 2 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.22 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.2
Expand 3 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.33 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.3
Expand 4 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.44 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.4
Expand 5 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.55 - Absolute surrenders, bundle no.5
Expand 6 - Abstracts of title, bundle 16 - Abstracts of title, bundle 1
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Expand 8 - Abstracts of title, bundle 38 - Abstracts of title, bundle 3
Expand 9 - Abstracts of title, bundle 49 - Abstracts of title, bundle 4
Expand 10 - Abstracts of title, bundle 5, fair copies10 - Abstracts of title, bundle 5, fair copies
Expand 11 - Affidavits11 - Affidavits
Expand 12 - Agreements, bundle no.112 - Agreements, bundle no.1
Expand 13 - Agreements, bundle no.213 - Agreements, bundle no.2
Expand 14 - Appointments14 - Appointments
Expand 15 - Assignments, bundle no.115 - Assignments, bundle no.1
Expand 16 - Assignments, bundle no.216 - Assignments, bundle no.2
Expand 17 - Bargains and sales17 - Bargains and sales
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Expand 19 - Conditional surrenders, bundle no.119 - Conditional surrenders, bundle no.1
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Expand 21 - Conditional surrenders, bundle no.321 - Conditional surrenders, bundle no.3
Expand 22 - Conveyances, bundle no. 122 - Conveyances, bundle no. 1
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Expand 27 - Conveyances, bundle no. 627 - Conveyances, bundle no. 6
Expand 28 - Conveyances, bundle no. 728 - Conveyances, bundle no. 7
Expand 29 - Conveyances, bundle no. 829 - Conveyances, bundle no. 8
Expand 30 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.130 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.1
Expand 31 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.231 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.2
Expand 32 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.332 - Enfranchisements, bundle no.3
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Expand 49 - Leases, bundle no.149 - Leases, bundle no.1
Expand 50 - Leases, bundle no.250 - Leases, bundle no.2
Collapse 51 - Leases, bundle no.351 - Leases, bundle no.3
1 - Lease: John Thomas Waddington, esq., of Twyford Lodge, Southampton, to Joseph Jones, farmer, of Wimblington: farm, 244a.2r.27p. in Latches Fen, Wimblington, with farm house and buildings, for 8 years at £382.10 p.a. 7 January 1862
2 - Lease: Dean and Chapter of Ely to Thomas William Green, esq., of Parkstone, Dorset: piece of garden ground behind Hill House, Ely, being part of Cherry Hill, 16p; and another piece, part of garden belonging to the Hermitage, for 40 years at £5 p.a. (with map) 1 June 1865
3 - Lease: John Glenton Atkinson, common brewer, of Peterborough, to William and Charles Cutlack, common brewers, of Littleport: the Phoenix Brewery in Priestgate, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, malthouse on the Lincoln Road, Westgate, Peterborough, each with dwelling house, and eleven public houses in the same city: the Spread Eagle with house and baker's shop adjoining, in Broad Bridge Street; the Golden Lion, in Broad Bridge Street and Narrow Street; the Falcon, in Cow Gate and Cross Street; the Bell, in Cow Gate; the Slater's Arms, with two cottages and Warehouse in New Town; the Talbot, in the Long Causeway; the Wheatsheaf, in Midgate; the Wheel, in Midgate; the Prince Albert, in Boongate; the Archer, with two cottages and stabling in Boongate; the Star, in Fengate; the Red Lion, in Elton, Huntingdonshire with paddock and cottage; the Royal Oak, in Walton, Northamptonshire; with the goodwill of all these, for 7 years, the copyhold premises for one year, at £900 p.a. 1866
4 - Lease: Rev. John Henry Sparke, of Gunthorpe Hall, Norfolk, to True Nicholas, farmer, of Little Downham: 82a.3r.17p. fen land in Little Downham, from year to year at £145 p.a. 8 February 1867
5 - Lease: Rev. John Henry Sparke of Gunthorpe Hall, Norfolk, to Henry Coy, farmer, of Little Downham: three cottages with barns etc., and pieces of grass, fen and wash land, 292a.1r.31p., in Downham, from year to year at £522 p.a. 11 March 1867
6 - Lease: Henry Waddelow Martin, gent., of Littleport, William Martin, gent., of the same, and William Marshall, gent., of North Lynn Farm, Norfolk, to Mason Cooke, gent., of Downham: leasehold estate in Downham, called The Lawns, 65 acres with dwelling house, farm buildings etc., and leasehold estate, Tingey's Park, 72 acres, in Downham, and another, called The Copse, 67 acres, from year to year at £357 p.a. 1868
7 - Lease: Rev. John Henry Sparke of Gunthorpe Hall, Norfolk, to Jonathan and William Brown, farmers: farmhouse with offices etc. and cottage, 387a.3r.14p. in Little Downham on yearly lease at £670 p.a. 3 March 1868
8 - Lease: Rev. J.H. Sparke to John Newton, farmer, of Little Downham: farmhouse with offices etc., and 309a.2r.16p. land in Little Downham, on yearly lease at £570. 19 March 1868
9 - Rev. Augustine Thomas Shelley surrenders lease dated 30 November 1863 to Frederick Robinson, gent., of Ely and Rev. Charles Hall, of Scopwick, Lincolnshire. 25 November 1868
10 - Lease: Henry Waddelow Martin, gent., of Littleport, William Martin, gent., of Downham, and Rev. John Cutlack Martin, of Southsea, Hampshire, to Richard Gill, farmer, of Downham: 158a.3r.31p. land near the One Hundred Feet River, Downham, with farm buildings thereon, and 38a.3r. land in the Hundred Feet Washes, and a sheep walk upon the Commons and Droves of Downham, for 12 years at £337 p.a. 6 May 1870
11 - Lease: Ebenezer William Harlock, common brewer, of Ely, to Susannah Paris Waller, widow, of Ely: messuage used as an inn, family hotel and posting house, called the Lamb, in Ely, for 7 years at £60 p.a. 15 September 1871
12 - Lease: Mary Ann Waddington, widow, of Twyford Lodge, Southampton, to John Cabread Jones, farmer, of Wimblington: farmhouse at Stonea Grange, Wimblington, with granary etc; two new cottages near and the steam drainage engine and engineer's cottage; also 677a.3r.3p. called Stonea Grange Farm, with Barber's Lots, for 8 years at £1370 p.a. Five shift course of husbandry stipulated. 11 October 1871
13 - Lease: Elizabeth Preston Freeman, widow, of Ely, to William Smith the younger, farmer and pigjobber, of Ely: 6a.38p. land in Middle Fen, Ely, for 8 years at £18 p.a. (two copies) 28 December 1871
14 - Lease: Earl of Hardwicke, of Wimpole, to William Shingles, wheelwright, of Littleport: dwelling house with shop, yard etc., in Station Road, Littleport, for 21 years at £10 p.a. (two copies) 6 March 1872
15 - Lease: Richard Gill, farmer, of Downham, to William Cutlack, common brewer, of Littleport: public house called the Five Alls, with blacksmith's shop and 1/2 acre land in Downham, for 10 years at £31.10 p.a. (see also 283/B51/24) 13 March 1872
16 - Lease: Richard Freeman, builder, of Ely, to Thomas Bartle Granger, earthenware dealer, of Ely: dwelling house, shop etc., in High Street, Ely, for 7 years at £50 p.a. 14 May 1872
17 - Lease: Charles Hale, gent., of Clare, Suffolk, to William Starling, grocer: messuage, shop, warehouse etc., at the corner of Broad Street, Ely, for 21 years at £38 p.a. 11 October 1872
18 - Lease: William Johnson Evans and Charles Bidwell, gentlemen, of Ely, to George Read, farmer, of Whittlesea: farm in Norfolk Fen, Lakenheath, Suffolk, with farm buildings and 96a.3r.23p. land on a yearly basis at £126 p.a. 21 October 1872
19 - Lease: Dyson Parnell, farmer, of Stretham, to William Cutlack, common brewer, of Littleport: public house called King Charles in the Oak, at Stretham Ferry, and 10 acres land, for 5 years at £50 p.a. 7 November 1872
20 - Lease: Lay Clerks of Ely Cathedral to John Hawkins, farmer of Sutton: farmhouse and buildings at Stuntney, near Northney, with 112a.2r.20p. fen land, for 7 years at £254 p.a. 1873
21 - Lease: William Johnson Evans, gent., of Ely, to William Nash: dwelling house in High Street, Ely, for 8 years at £55 p.a. 1873
22 - Lease: Dyson Savage, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, of Littleport, to Joseph and Henry Cutlack, ironmongers, of Ely: dwelling house with garden etc., in Littleport, for 5 years at £5.10 p.a. January 1873
23 - Lease: William Barnes, farmer, of Stuntney Causeway, Ely, to Thomas Lemmin, labourer, of Stuntney: 6a.2r. land in Middle Fen, Ely, for 10 years at £25 p.a. 22 January 1873
24 - Lease: Richard Gill, farmer, of Downham, to William Cutlack, common brewer, of Littleport: public house called the Five Alls, in Downham, with 1/2 acre land, for 10 years at £31.10 p.a. (see also 283/B51/15) 13 March 1873
25 - Lease: Richard Pigott, gent., of Ely, to Samuel Gurney Buxton, esq., of Catton, Norfolk and John Gurney, esq., of Sprowston Hall, Norfolk: dwelling house with garden etc., in Market Street, Ely, not to be used for business except as a bank, for 21 years at £65 p.a. 21 March 1873
26 - Lease: William Johnson Evans and Charles Bidwell, gentlemen, of Ely, to Hanslip Long, the younger, of Shippy Hill, Ely, farmer: farm called the Rectory Farm, with house and buildings, 231a.1r.13p. land and a sheepwalk for 1080 sheep on the Warren, 68a.9p. accommodation land in Lakenheath and 22a.1r.16p. wash land in Norfolk Fen, Lakenheath, on a yearly basis at £350 p.a. (two copies) 12 June 1873
27 - Lease: William Johnson Evans and Charles Bidwell, gentlemen, of Ely, to George Arthur Roper, chemist and druggist, of Burwell, and Robert Roper, surgeon, of Cambridge, his surety: dwelling house and shop on the Fore Hill, Ely, with stable etc., for 7 years at £30 for the first year and £35 p.a. thereafter. (two copies) 15 July 1873
28 - Lease: John South, bricklayer, and Sarah, his wife, of Downham, to William Cutlack, common brewer, of Littleport: beerhouse near the Black Bank railway station, known as the Railway Tavern, with 11 acres land, in Downham, during the life of Sarah South, for £40 p.a. 25 September 1873
29 - Lease: James Cropley, esq., of Ely, to Richard Beldam, farmer, of Witchford: farmhouse with barns etc., two cottages and 99a.1r.25p. land in Witchford, Wentworth and Ely, for 10 years at £297.13.9 p.a. January 1874
30 - Lease: Richard Charles Germon, late Colonel in the Bengal Staff Corps, and Maria Vincent, his wife, of Dawlish, Devon, to Thomas Pate, farmer, of Downham: 6a.1r.24p. land in Westmoor, Downham, and another 10a.1r.7p. in the same place, for 10 years at £32 p.a. (two copies) 27 January 1874
31 - Lease: Henry Hall, brewer and spirit merchant, of Ely, to William Hodson, inn-keeper, of Ely: public house called the White Hart Inn, with yards etc., in the Market Place, Ely, from three calendar months, at rent of £80 p.a. 27 March 1874
32 - Lease: William Johnson Evans, gent., of Ely, to William Neal, wine merchant, of Ely: dwelling house in High Street, Ely, for 8 years at £55 p.a. 20 April 1874
33 - Lease: William Hodson, farmer, of Ely, to Ephraim Smith, farmer, of Littleport: farmhouse with outbuildings etc., and 157a.2r.33p. land called Grubs Farm, Littleport, for 10 years at £290 p.a. Hodson to have liberty to make bricks, use the turf and plant trees etc. Brown mustard not to be sown (two copies) 23 June 1874
34 - Lease: Samuel Lyon, farmer, of Harst Farm, Soham, to Samuel Thomas Lyon, farmer, of Nordelph, Norfolk: farmhouse and buildings, with piece of land, 56 acres, in Soham, for 14 years at £85 p.a. 29 October 1874
35 - Lease: Samuel Gurney Buxton and John Gurney, bankers, of Norwich, to Henry Hall, brewer, of Alton, Hampshire: the White Hart Hotel, with bowling green etc., in Holy Trinity, Ely, and the White Hart Tap in Newnham, Ely, for 16 and 1/2 years at £85 p.a. 21 November 1874
36 - Lease: William Barnes, farmer, of Stuntney Causeway, Ely, to Dennis Mayle, farmer, of Stuntney: 7a.30p. land in Middle Fen, Ely, for 10 years at £30 p.a. 20 July 1875
Expand 52 - Leases, bundle no.452 - Leases, bundle no.4
Expand 53 - Mortgages, bundle no.153 - Mortgages, bundle no.1
Expand 54 - Mortgages, bundle no.254 - Mortgages, bundle no.2
Expand 55 - Mortgages, bundle no.355 - Mortgages, bundle no.3
Expand 56 - Mortgages, bundle no.456 - Mortgages, bundle no.4
Expand 57 - Reconveyances57 - Reconveyances
Expand 58 - Wills, bundle no.158 - Wills, bundle no.1
Expand 59 - Wills, bundle no.259 - Wills, bundle no.2
Expand 60 - Wills, bundle no.360 - Wills, bundle no.3
Expand 61 - Wills, bundle no.461 - Wills, bundle no.4
Expand 62 - Wills, bundle no.562 - Wills, bundle no.5
Expand 63 - Wills, bundle no.663 - Wills, bundle no.6
Expand L - Legal papersL - Legal papers
Expand M - Manorial RecordsM - Manorial Records
Expand N - Newspaper issuesN - Newspaper issues
Expand O - Official recordsO - Official records
Expand P - Maps and plansP - Maps and plans
Expand SP - Sale Particulars of Ely and elsewhereSP - Sale Particulars of Ely and elsewhere
Expand T - Title deedsT - Title deeds
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