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Steward's copy of the Admission of Ralph Neville as trustee for the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College to a beer house in Chesterton Lane at the sign of the "Brick Kiln", then in the occupation of Thomas Willett and being part of the Copped Hall Estate.

Indenture (enrolled in Chancery) between (1) the Warden and Scholars of Merton College, Oxford (2) Two Commissioners appointed under His Majesty's Letters patent, (3) Ralph Neville a trustee on behalf of the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College, Cambridge.

Conveyance of sundry copyhold dwelling houses in Chesterton Lane.

Original and copy.

Correspondence concerning the Merton College estate and former beerhouse known as the 'Brick Kiln' belonging to Francis Eaden.

Correspondence between Magdalene College and St John's College about the development of Merton College's property in the Backs (Cambridge).

Abstract of title of Ann Wentworth and James Wentworth to a freehold estate in Chesterton.

Parties: (1) Mr and Mrs James Wentworth, (2) Magdalene College

Lease for a year.

Conveyance in fee of a house and premises in Chesterton formerly belonging to James Wentworth to Magdalene College. Draft and final version. Includes a site plan showing the location of the property.

Parties: (1) Magdalene College, (2) Mrs Ann Wentworth and Mr James Wentworth

Draft and final version.

Transcript

Cambridge
1834 Aug 28

Received of the Master and Fellows of Magdalen College by payment of Mr Francis Fisher the sum of thirty seven pounds one shilling, the amount of certain fixtures taken by the College of me per valuation"

Ann Wentworth
£37 1s 0d

Letter from Messrs Pemberton & Hayward (solicitor) with a letter from Messrs Pickering, Smith & Thompson as to the cost of Wentworth House, Chesterton Road purchased by the College for £688 3s 4d.

Parties: (1) Magdalene College, (2) Basil Edward Hammond (Fellow of Trinity College)

Section of wallpaper found in the attics of Wentworth near the plaster layer. Found during renovations and sent to the Archive.

Handwritten notes by Dr Hyam on the history of Wentworth House.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ann Wentworth and Mr James Wentworth, (2) Christopher Pemberton (solicitor)

Demise of hereditaments in relation to properties in Chesterton Road as collateral security for £800 and interest.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ann Wentworth, (2) Christopher Pemberton (solicitor).
Mortgage for securing £200 and interest.

Transcript

Received the 14th day of December 1840 of Mrs Ann Wentworth the sum of twenty pounds being the purchase money fixed by the Commissioners of the Chesterton Inclosure to be paid by her for a plot of land which she had inclosed from the waste as a garden to her dwelling house in the parish of Chesterton'.

Signed: Anthony Jackson
Martin Nockolas

£20 0s 0d

Parties: (1) Miss Frances Ann Davies, (2) Mr Arthur Read Davies

Conveyance and assignment of land in Chesterton Lane.

Release from the legatees under the will of the late Mrs Ann Wentworth in relation to land in Chesterton Lane.

Release from certain creditors of the late Mr James Wentworth from a sum of money directed to be paid to them by the will of the late Mrs Ann Wentworth and charged upon a freehold estate in Chesterton Road.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ann Wentworth and Mr James Wentworth, (2) Mr Thomas Fiske

Demise of hereditaments in Chesterton

Parties: (1) The surviving executors of the will of the late Thomas Fiske, (2) Mr Arthur Read Davies.

Surrender of Mortgage.

Parties: (1) Christopher Pemberton (2) Edward Robert Spence

Assignment of term of 1000 years in hereditaments in Chesterton Road in trust for Arthur Read Davies and to attend the inheritance.

Parties: (1) Arthur Read Davies, (2) Stephen Rowley (fellmonger)

Counterpart lease of a dwellinghouse and premises in Chesterton Road.

Will of Frances Read Wentworth (spinster).

Receipts for legacies received under the will of William Frampton Andrews.

Inland Revenue Account relating to a freehold house and garden on the Chesterton Road [Wentworth House] inherited on the death of Frances Ann Davies.

Statutory declaration by Arthur Rutter (estate agent) and William Frampton Andrews (timber merchant) in relation to Wentworth House, Chesterton Lane.