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Status or Declaration of all spiritual and temporal possessions granted by founders...
Catalogue reference: E 315/440
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- 1546 Feb
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Status or Declaration of all spiritual and temporal possessions granted by founders and benefactors: made by the King's Commissioners, February 37 Henry VIII, of the following Colleges in the University of Cambridge:- St Peter's, St Michael's, Jesus, St Catherine's, Pembroke, King's, Holy Trinity, St Mary Magdalene, St John the Evangelist, Corpus Christi and the Blessed Mary, commonly called Bennett College, Christ's, Queen's, Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, commonly called Gonvill Hall, the Royal College of the Blessed Mary and St Nicholas, Clare; and of the following chantries: in the Church of St Sepulchre, otherwise called the Round Church, the University Chapel, the Church of St Mary without Trumpington Gate, the Chantry of St Clement, the free chapel of St Mary Magdalene, commonly called Hurbridge Chapel, in the University Church called the Great St Mary's with the totals of all endowments and reprises for each College. 91 folios
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Court of Augmentations and Predecessors and Successors: Miscellaneous Books
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