ECR 60 03
ECR 60 03
Registers
Series
In Statute 35 it is ordered that nothing should be sealed with the College seal unless it had been written in the register after "mature deliberation" by the Provost and Fellows. The register was to be written by a "learned and discreet" clerk. For the first years of the College's life all types of instrument were entered in one book but it was then found more convenient to separate the recording of leases from more formal business and a lease book was begun in 1457, although there was initially some overlap.
Edward Betham (Fellow 1771-1783) and Joseph Goodall (Provost 1809-1840) both made notes in Registers 1-3 and Goodall clearly worked on them extensively. He paginated them in red ink, and it is probably to his period that we should date their existing bindings.
Edward Betham (Fellow 1771-1783) and Joseph Goodall (Provost 1809-1840) both made notes in Registers 1-3 and Goodall clearly worked on them extensively. He paginated them in red ink, and it is probably to his period that we should date their existing bindings.
1445 - 1989
Recorded in the registers are the elections of Provosts and Fellows, including any necessary oaths; presentations to College livings; letters from the Crown; probates of wills and grants of administration.
- Register: Lease Book Register, ECR 60 03 01, (1445 - 1531)
- Register: Register 1, ECR 60 03 02, (1457 - [1554])
- Register: Register 2, ECR 60 03 03, (1529 - [1590])
- Register: Register 3, ECR 60 03 04, (1577 - 1666)
- Register: Register 4, ECR 60 03 05, (1659 - 1802)
- Register: Register 5, ECR 60 03 06, (1803 - 1881)
- Register: Register 6, ECR 60 03 07, (1881 - 1920)
- Register: Register 7, ECR 60 03 08, (1920 - 1946)
- Register: Register 8, ECR 60 03 09, (1946 - 1970)
- Register: Register 9, ECR 60 03 10, (1970 - 1989)