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Parties: (1) Elizabeth Munns, (2) Edmund Marshall and Ellliner (his wife)

Parties: (1) Mrs Hannah Impey to (2) Mr George Wilbey

Lease for a year.

Parties: (1) Mrs Hannah Impey to (2) Mr George Wilbey

Probate of the will of John Jolley [also spelt Jolly] concerning the Pickerel estate.

Parties: (1) Mary Bradford (2) Thomas Nutter and George Sully

Lease for a year.

Parties: (1) Mary Bradford, (2) Thomas Nutter and George Sully

Lease for a year.

Will of George Willoughby in relation to the Pickerel estate.

Release of dower in relation to the Pickerel estate.

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) James Wallis and Mary his wife, Catherine Willoughby (spinster), Churrade Braddy (cordwainer) and Sarah his wife, (3) Juner Perry (victualler).

Parties: (1) Mrs Elizabeth Willson (widow), (2) Mr Thomas Goodfellow (yeoman)

Folded up with the release are two further documents:

(1) Lease for a year. Parties: Elizabeth Willson to Thomas Goodfellow, 12 May 1780

(2) Bond of performance. Parties: Elizabeth Willson to Thomas Goodfellow, 13 May 1780

Extract from the will of William Tassell in which he leaves to his grandson William Anderson his freehold messuage or tenement with the appurtances in Fisher's Lane.

Parties: (1) Thomas Goodfellow (yeoman), (2) John Burrell (linen draper) in trust for James Herbert (innholder) and Elizabeth his wife

Parties: (1) John Christmas senior and others, (2) Abraham Balls

Release of premises in St Peter's in trust for Thomas Wetenhall.

Parties: (1) Thomas Wetenhall (plumber and glazier), (2) William Lovett (trustee)

Release of a tenement.

Parties: (1) William Anderson, (2) Thomas Watts

Folded up with the release are two further documents:

(1) Lease for a year. Parties: William Anderson to Thomas Watts, 21 June 1793

(2) Bond. Parties: William Anderson to Thomas Watts, 22 June 1793

Probate of the will of William Lovet concerning the Pickerel estate.

Parties: (1) James Nutter (devisee of Thomas Watts in trust to sell), (2 John Eaden

Release of a messuage in Fisher's Lane.

Folded up with the release is:

(1) Bargain and sale. Parties: James Nutter (merchant) to John Eaden (merchant), 8 November 1808.

Parties: (1) John Johnson (farmer) and his wife Mary, and Charles Hutt (yeoman) and his wife Ann, (2) Philip Newman (corn merchant)

Folded up with the release are two further documents:

(1) Lease for a year. Parties: John Johnson and his wife Mary, and Charles Hutt and his wife Ann, (2) Philip Newman, 10 January 1817

(2) Decision of the Court, 1816

Parties: (1) Elizabeth Herbert (widow), (2) John Spilman (tailor)

Lease for a year.

Parties: (1) Elizabeth Herbert and others (2) John Spilman and his trustees

Release of a messuage or tenement in Cambridge.

Parties: (1) Philip Newman (corn dealer), (2) Thomas Nutter senior (merchant) and his trustees

Folded up with this document is a Bargain and Sale for a year between (1) Philip Newman and (2) Thomas Nutter, 18 Feb 1819.

Parties: (1) James Nutter senior (merchant), (2) Thomas Nutter (merchant) and his trustee John Finch

Parties: (1) John Eaden (merchant), (2) Thomas Nutter (merchant)

Folded up inside the Appointment and Release is a Bargain and Sale for a year between John Eaden and Thomas Nutter, 7 August 1821.

Parties: (1) Sarah Lovet (2) Thomas Nutter senior

Release of a messuage or tenement in St Peter's parish.

Folded up inside the Release is a Bargain and Sale for a year between Sarah Lovet and Thomas Nutter, 13 June 1823.

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) Richard Daintree (farmer)

Parties: (1) Richard Daintree (farmer), (2) Thomas Nutter (merchant)

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) Jonas Tebbutt

Mortgage in fee of freehold premises at Cambridge and an assignment of money arising from the sale of leasehold premises for securing £3500 and interest.

Folded up within this mortgage are two further documents:

(1) Lease for a year between Thomas Nutter and Jonas Tebbutt, 4 August 1826

(2) Bon for securing £3500 and interest between Thomas Nutter and Jonas Tebutt, 5 August 1826

Parties: (1) John Cooke (tea dealer) executor of John Nicholson (book seller) deceased, and Mary Nicholson (spinster), (2) George Game (day trustee for Jonas Tebbutt)

Statutory declaration in the matter of the title of Augustine Gutteridge Brimley, John Garrett and William Warren to a freehold estate in the parish of St Peter's sold to William Bullen.