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Chiefly concerning changes in use of Benefaction's money.

Covenant between Agnes, Abbess of St Saviour's Abbey at Syon (in Brentford) (Middlesex), the Master and Fellows of Clare College, and Thomas Tamworth of London, gent, executor of will of Philippa Tykell of London (widow).
Concerns a donation of 40 marks in exchange for yearly requiem masses etc for souls of William and Philippa Tykell and others.

This series relates to a benefaction of 40 pounds by Walter Worliche (used to purchase advowson of Everton (Beds) and Tetworth), in exchange for requiem masses at Potton and in Clare College Chapel, and distribution of money to the poor of Potton

This series relates to scholarships established by William Marshall at Pembroke, Jesus and Clare Colleges in the 1570s.

Grant, from Elizabeth Taylor of City of London to Clare College, of a house at the corner of Shoemaker Row (now Market Street), in the parish of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, and land at Girton, Madingley and Impington.

In trust, to pay for daily fires in College Hall from Hallowmas (1 November) to Candlemas (2 February), and as long after as supply of coal lasted.

The two rent charges were payable on Oxney Farm in the parish of St John the Baptist, Peterborough (formerly the cell of Oxney, part of the monastery of Peterborough), and on Tanholt Farm, Eye, near Peterborough.

Chiefly nominations to Scholarships on Freeman Foundation, 1650 - 1688. Also includes papers concerning executorship of will of John Freeman, 1614 and nd, and order to decrease payments to Freeman Fellows and Scholars because of low rents from properties, 1670.
With list: Nos 9, 14, 19, 27 and 29 missing

Printed pamphlets in the legal case between Clare College and Robert Mapletoft about the terms of the Foundation's intended preference for candidates from Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire. With a draft letter and history of the Freeman Foundation in connection with an appeal to the Vice-Chancellor by Richard Rayley (admitted 1796), formerly Freeman Fellow, nd (after 1806).

This series of records concerns the Johnson Exhibitions, founded by property in Witham and Manthorpe (and later Whaplode and Holbeach).

This series of archives concerns a scholarship settled on a farm in Owstwicke, Yorkshire purchased with money left by the Revd. Alexander Metcalfe in his will dated 1680.