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5 texts by unidentified members of the Turner family:

• An essay written for "Jamaica Mag." in 1933, which discusses the state of the church in Jamaica. Possibly written by Marian Turner, who became Headmistress of the Deaconess High School at Brown's Town, Jamaica. Please note that this item contains outdated language.

• Two collections of notes to do with "Way of Renewal". One is dated 22 April 1937, and the other is undated. Both notes focus on Christian topics.

• A short note, entitled "Quoted in East & West July 1944", which contrasts Greek Christianity and Judaism.

• A manuscript poem on lined paper, possibly written by Henry Turner. It is undated.

Miscellaneous letters from the Turner family collection.

The letter dated 21 July 1806 is written to a "Mr Bunyon" from [A/ ? Hope].

The remaining letters are addressed to Charlie Matthews, (21 October 1917 - 24 March 1918), and are from Arthur Turner, William Malkin, Ruth Turner, Edith Turner, Charles Turner, Bessie Malkin, and a member of a club that Arthur helped organise.

The letter from Arthur Turner (21 October 1917) concerns his schedule, the war, and the activities of a religious committee.

The remaining letters (January - March 1918) concern an obituary that Charlie Matthews was writing for Arthur Turner in The Challenge, as well as the posthumous publication of an essay by Arthur Turner, 'Concerning Prayer'.

Order of service for Monastic Vespers held on Remembrance Sunday in the College Chapel.

Parties: (1) John Cotton (carpenter) (2) John Sole (yeoman)

Folded up with this document is a bond to pay money and perform covenants from John Cotton to John Sole, 22 October 1781

Parties: (1) Mrs Emma Royston, (2) Mrs Susan Owers

Mortgage in fee for securing £350 and interest.

Parties: (1) Jonas Tebbutt (gentleman), Augustine Gutteridge Brimley (grocer), John Garrett (farmer), William Warren (grocer) [trustees of Thomas Hallack] (2) John Dawes (gentleman)

Equitable mortgage and deposit of deeds for securing £2450 13s 2d and interest

Parties (1) William Bullen to (2) Ebenezer Bird Foster, George Edward Foster, and Charles Finch Foster (bankers)

Mortgage, 12 September 1878

Parties: (1) Messrs Foster to Charles Constable (hatter) and Robert Clayton (stonemason)

Reconveyance, 4 December 1879

Attached is a letter from E. Wayman (solicitor) to Messrs Fosters and Bullen giving notice of the mortgage of 12 Sept 1878.

Parties: (1) John Lyon (butcher), (2) William Curwain (livery stable keeper)

Mortgage for securing £200 and interest

Parties: (1) William Curwain, (2) Messrs Barlow, Palmer and Neville

Transfer of mortgage

Parties: (1) Horatio Mutimer (carriage builder), (2) Messrs Fosters (bankers)

Mortgage

Parties: (1) Messrs Fosters (2) Messrs Barlow, Palmer and Neville

Transfer of mortgage

Parties: (1) John Hooke and Mary his wife (2) John Goodwin, (3) William Hyde and George Worrall

Mortgage by lease and release for Goodwin for £615 with declaration as to fine.

Folded up inside this document is a lease for a year from (1) John Hooke to John Goodwin.

Parties: (1) Charles Collin Warren (grocer), (2) Revd Charles White Underwood

Mortgage of premises in Magdalene Street for securing £500 and interest at 25 per cent per annum.

Parties (1) W. Stockbridge & Sons Ltd (2) Miss Hilda May Tildesley

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

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) John Nicholson (book seller) and Mary Nicholson

Mortgage for securing £2000 and interest

Parties: (1) William Reggall, (2) William Grant Allison, (3) William Allison (4) Mary Anne Fowler

Mortgage of estates at north Somercotes and Grainthorpe for securing £1000 and interest.

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) Edward Gillam (sole executor of the late John Gillam) and others (2) Thomas Skeels, the younger

Mortgage in fee of freehold and assignment of leasehold and freehold premises for securing £3000and lawful interest.

Folded in with this document is the following:

Lease for a year between (1) Edward Gillam and John Purchas and (2) Thomas Skeels the younger, 26 June 1795

Parties: (1) Edward Day (2) Thomas Brace

Mortgage in fee and counterpart of a messuage and close and 5 acres, 1 rood and 0 perches of land in Quy for securing £124 and interest. Livery of Seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) William Bullen (brewer) (2) John Dennis (gentleman)

Mortgage in fee of hereditaments in Bridge Street to secure £700 and interest subject to a prior mortgage to secure £2000 and interest.

Parties: (1) Edward Day (2) Henry Smith

Mortgage in fee (enrolled) of 5 acres, 1 rood, 1 perch of land and a little orchard adjoining in Stow Cum Quy for securing £52 and interest.

Livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) Edward Day (2) Mary Brace

Mortgage in fee for securing £116 and interest. Livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) Messrs Purchas & Son (2) John Gillam

Parties: (1) David Evans Pratt (grocer), (2) William Bond (provisions merchant)

Mortgage of 17 Magdalene Street for securing £120 and interest

Parties: (1) David Evans Pratt (grocer), (2) Messrs C.B. Warrington and James Spearing

Mortgage of 17 Magdalene Street for securing £130 and £120 and interest subject to a prior mortgage.

Parties: (1) John Barnes the younger (2) Anthony Tompson

Mortgage of the Lily Pot for securing £157 10s 0d and interest with livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) Frank Waters (2) Francis Parsons

Mortgage of the Nurses Hostel for securing £800 and interest at £4 10s 0d per annum payable at Xmas and Midsummer.

Parties: (1) William Bullen (brewer) (2) Revd Philpott (Master of Catherine Hall), Thomas St Quentin and Charles Finch

Mortgage of the freehold and leasehold premises situated in Bridge Street and Fisher's Lane for securing £2,000 and interest at £5 per rent with a covenant by the mortgagees

Attached is a letter from John Dennis to the Revd Philpott, Thomas St Quentin and Charles Finch giving notice that by an indenture dated 2 July 1852 made between him and William Bullen the several freehold messuages, a tenement, inn, brewery and premises in Bridge Street and Fisher's Lane now in mortgage to them were granted and conveyed to him (Dennis) for securing the repayment of the principal sum of £700 and interest.

Parties (1) William Bullen (brewer) (2) Mary Ann Twitchett Langton (widow)

Mortgage for securing £2700 and interest

Parties: (1) Mrs Phoebe Harding, (2) John Pond

Mortgage of a messuage or tenement in St Clements parish to secure £140 and interest.