18 Aug 2023                   
                Wife: Frances _____    
              Father:
              Mother:
             Husband: William Wade     
             Resided: 1771                 at The Black Swan, Trumpington  1 (see note 1)
              Father:
              Mother:
           M Child 1: William Wade      
                Born: ABT 1771               
          Christened: 20 Aug 1771          in Trumpington   (see note 2)
                Died: 1771                   
              Buried: 18 Sep 1771          in Trumpington   (see note 3)
           F Child 2: Frances Wade      
                Born: ABT 1772               
          Christened: 11 Oct 1772          in Trumpington   (see note 4)

Sources:
(1) Trumpington Hall archives. 


Event Notes
Note (1) Cambridge Jan 11th 1771
It is hereby agreed by William Clapham of the one part & by William Wade Jnr
on the other that is to say the said William Wade to have & to hold at the
annual rent of Twelve pounds to be paid as it becomes due half yearly at two
equal payments all that House which is known by the Name of the Black Swan in
Trumpington together with the yard, garden, stable & a close of Pasture
thereunto adjoining and other premises late in the occupation of John Loates
(the malting & also other premises on the side of the yard excepted) the
necessary repairs of the premises to be done by William Clapham according to
usual custom but the Glass windows of the House and the Fences of the yards and
close to be kept in repair by William Wade the Goods to be left in the House
after Loates's removal to be continued there for one year after Wm Wade's
entrance upon the premises he to have an Inventory of them taken & an
appraisement on his entrance which price he is to pay for them at the end of the
first year. Observe each party to be at Liberty at the end of three years
William Clapham to supply all the ale and small beer at his usual price & of as
good quality as he sells to his other Customers William Wade to pay without any
Deductions whatsoever for every Barrell of ale twenty eight shillings & for
every Barrell of common small beer seven shillinga and six pence provided never
the less that if the ale be sold at the White Lyon or other Public house in
Trumpington in general at two pence per pint then Wm Clapham to be paid Thirty
shillings per Barrell for ale.

Also 15 Jun 1771: sale of the Black Swan from William Clapham and Elizabeth
his wife to Thomas Hide.  Premises now in the occupations of William Wade and
Henry Humphreys.
Note (2) Aug 20 WADE William son of William & Frances
Note (3) Sep 18 WADE William
Note (4) Oct 11 WADE Frances dau of William & Frances

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