St John’s College Institutional Archives

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Taylor/1/19
Item
1546

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Thomas Lans & others, London, to John Taylor SJC Master, urging him to come himself or send evidences required by the commissioners for chantries on pain of losing the lands.

Thomas Lever (1551)

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Lever
Subseries
1551-1553

Part of The Records of St John's College

Lever, Thomas

Thomas Middleton's Wages: Nicholas Metcalfe

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Metcalfe/4/4
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1520-1523

Part of The Records of St John's College

Memo of receipts for wages and clothes for Thomas Middleton.

Thomas Neville (letter/Trinity): Richard Clayton

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Clayton/1/3
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March 1600

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Thomas Neville Master of Trinity to Richard Clayton SJC Master, concerning Trinity's plan to enclose land across the Cam.

Neville, Thomas

Thomas Nicholson (Mayor of Cambridge): Anthony Tuckney

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Tuckney/10
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7 December 1658

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Thomas Nicholson, Mayor of Cambridge, to Anthony Tuckney SJC Master, begging his influence for the release of Mary Betson imprisoned by a malicious suit of Mary Ponder, servant to the master of the Dolphin [Pub/Inn], All Saints Passage, where the College is a valued customer.

Thomas Rickman and Henry Hutchinson

SJCR/SJES/5/3/1/3
Sub-sub-sub-series
1825-1831

Part of The Records of St John's College

Designs for New Court proposed by Thomas Rickman and Henry Hutchinson of Birmingham. The series includes plans, elevations, estimates of costs and a specification. The proposed designs were selected to be built in 1826.

Rickman and Hutchinson

Thomas Spyers

SJCR/SJCS/2/6/1
File
1822 - 1926

Part of The Records of St John's College

Photograph of Spyers; and correspondence relating to deposit of the photograph and biographical details relating to Spyers and Edward Clarke (BA 1752, MA 1753).

Thomas Thirlby (letter): John Taylor

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Taylor/1/10
Item
154?-12-21

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, no year, Thomas Thirlby, Bishop of Westminster (154--1550), to John Taylor, SJC Master commending Lawrence Nowell of Christ's College for Kekwik's fellowship [Nowell was not elected].

Thomas Thompson: Master of Christ's College

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Metcalfe/2/11/2
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1512-1518

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, n.d., Thomas Thompson Master of Christ's College, to Nicholas Metcalfe, advising him that land but not money is available, and of the perjury of fellows of Christ's who have named and elected a fellow against their statutes.

Thomas Thompson: Master of Christ's College

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Metcalfe/2/11
Sub-sub-sub-series
1507-1518

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letters from Thomas Thompson, vicar of Enfield and later Master of Christ's College Cambridge to Nicholas Metcalfe most likely before Metcalfe was elected to the Mastership of SJC

Thomas Thorowgood (letters): Anthony Tuckney

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Tuckney/3
File
1657-1660

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letters from Thomas Thorowgood concerning Robert Wood's benefaction; the title to Marham rectory and parsonage; and the Virginia colony in America.

Thomas Underhill (Anthony Burgess gift): Anthony Tuckney

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Tuckney/9/2
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11 November 1658

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Thomas Underhill, to Anthony Tuckney SJC Master, covering a gift of books to the library by Anthony Burgess of Sutton Coldfield.

Thomas Watson (1553)

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Watson
Subseries
1558-1592

Part of The Records of St John's College

Watson, Thomas

Thomas, Duke of Norfolk

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Metcalfe/2/10/9
Item
1533

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, no year, Thomas duke of Norfolk, Westminster, to Nicholas Metcalfe & SJC, asking the reversion of the lease of Higham Kent for Jenyns Canoncle (Canntle).

Thomas, Earl of Arundel and Surrey (Keyton fellowship): William Beale

SJCR/SJAR/1/1/Beale/2/4
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11 April 1641

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter from Thomas Howard, 14th Earl of Arundel, 4th Earl of Surrey, and 1st Earl of Norfolk, Whitehall, to William Beale, Master of St John's College, recommending Francis Withington of Magdalene College for a Keyton fellowship.

Thorganby, Lincolnshire