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Cambridge Guild Records

Cambridge gild records - Beginning 1348-49 - So many people were dying of the Plague that they had no one to leave their money and property to, so they formed (left their goods to) the Cambridge Guilds which with those funds, ended up creating some of the greatest colleges in the world. The Outlaw's were no exception.

1347 - Grant to Henry de Tangmere and John de Bernewell (Outlawe), burgesses, of a messuage as in 58, 60, and 61. Messuage - Buildings and land
1348 - 1350 - The Black Death under Edward II  - caused the death of more than half of the nation's inhabitants
1349 - The Guild of Corpus Christi was founded in Cambridge in 1349 by William Horwode, Henry de Tangmere and John Hardy^[4] in response to the Black Death.

Index

Emma Outlawe 19

1361 - Cambridge, Holy Trinity parish - Grant to Master Thomas de Elteslee, senior, William Horwode, John Raysoun and Thomas Caumpes of four shillings annual rent from a messuage opposite the conduit and between tenements of the guild of Corpus Christi and of Henry Utlawe.
Henry and Alicia Houtlawe -  35

1349 - (1281 -1318? ) - Cambridge Guilds -  St Mary's guild. - Willelmus Outelawe - Hugo Outlawe.
Hugo ( Hugh Outlawe ) 21 (Also William Outelawe )

John Johanne Utlawe -  17

John Utlawe -  154

1349 - Matilda Outlaw of Cambridge, widow, grants to the alderman and Guild of St.Mary a messuage in St. Edward's parish. (No witnesses named.)
Matilda Outlawe - 15

Richard and Johanna Outelawe - 124

Thomas and Beatrix Outlawe - rip - 14

William Outelawe - 21 (again)