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THE
PUBLICATIONS
OF THIS
SURTEES SOCIETY
VOL. xon.
PUBLICATIONS_
OF THE "^ "^ ^. _ ^ ^-
SURTEES SOCIETY
ESTABLISHED IN THE TEAB
M.DCOO.XXXIV.
VOL. XCII-
FOR THE YEAB M.DCCC.XCIII.
THE
CERTIFICATES
OF THE
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO SURVEY
THE
CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.,
I
IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK.
PAIiT 11.
BY ANDREWS & CO., DURHAM ;
WHITTAKER & CO., 2 WHITE HART STREICT, PATERNOSTKR SQUARE ;
BERNARD QUARITCH, 16 PICCADILLY ;
BLACKWOOD & SONS, EDINBURGH.
1895.
At a Meeting of the Council of the Surtees Societt,
held in Dnrham Castle on Tuesday, December 6th, 1892,
Mr. Greenwell in the Chair,
It was ordered,
That the Yorkshire Chantry Certificates should be
edited for the Society by Mr. William Page.
JAMES EAINE,
Secretary.
THE
PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
SORTEES SOCIETY,
VOL. XCII.
THE
CERTIFICATES
OF THE
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO SURVEY
THE
CHMTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.,
IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK.
PAKT II.
Ilublisj^^lr fox i]^t S^ociti^
BY ANDREWS & CO., DURHAM ;
WHITTAKER & CO., 2 WHITE HART STREICT, PATERNOSTER SQUARE ;
BERNARD QUARITCH, 16 PICCADILLY ;
BLACKWOOD & SONS, EDINBURGH.
1895.
Vlll. PREFACE.
church, should be continued, and that John Crane, incumbent,
should remain at the chapel of Lockton at a yearly wage of
4/t. 14s. 3d., and Thomas Wolas should serve the chapel of
Cropton at the yearly wage of 4/«. 8s, 7d. ; that a grammar school
tept in the parish of Tickhill with the revenues of the chantry of
St. Ellen, founded in the church there, should be continued, and
that John Hardwicke should remain as schoolmaster at the
yearly wage of 4/e. 18s. lie?. ; that a grammar school kept in the
parish of Bolton upon Deame with the revenues of a chantry
founded in the church there, should be continued, and that John
Humlocke should remain as schoolmaster at the yearly wage of
4/i. 13s. 4:d. ; that the chapel of Haworth in the parish of Brad-
Ford, wherein there was a chantry, being a chapel of ease and
distant from the parish church seven miles, should be continued,
and that Arthur Rawlin, incumbent, should remain at the yearly
wage of 4:li. 13s. 4c?. ; that a grammar school formerly kept in the
parish of Pontefract with the revenues of the service of Corpus
Christi, should be continued, the master whereof should have
yearly 59s. 2d. ; that the payment of 55s. yearly, each, to seven
poor men and six poor women in the late college called Knolles
Almshouses in Pontefract, from the revenues of the same late
college, should be continued ; that the chapel of Haddlesey in the
parish of Birkin, wherein there were several chantries, being a
chapel of ease and two miles distant from the parish church,
should be continued, and that George Good, Edward Henney (P),
and Ealph Levett, incumbents, should serve for 17//. 8s. 4:d., to be
divided amongst them ; that Worsborough chapel in the parish of
Darfield, wherein was a chantry, being a chapel of ease and distant
two miles from the parish church, should be continued, and that
James Mollenson, incumbent, should remain at a yearly wage of
5lt. 4s. 2d. ; that a grammar school kept in the parish of Ruston
with the revenues of the chantry founded in the same parish,
should be continued, and that Richard Thornton, schoolmaster,
should remain at the yearly wage of 4:li. 6s. lid. ; that a grammar
school formerly kept in the parish of Wragby should be con-
tinued, and that Thomas G^ill should remain as schoolmaster at the
yearly wage of 6li. 16s. 4fl?. ; that the chapel of Skellbrook in the
parish of South Kirkby, wherein was a chantry, being a chapel
of ease and distant from the parish church three miles, should be
PREFACE.
Since the issue of Part I. of these certificates my attention
has been called to a further return, dated 11 Aug., 1548^, by Sir
Walter Mildmay and Robert Kelway or Calwey to the commission
directing them to inquire and decide what schools, preachers,
priests, and curates should be maintained, which adds considerably
to the number, before given, of the foimdations which were con-
tinued. The commissioners recommended that the grammar
school, which had been kept in the chapel of Boroughbridge in the
parish of Aldborough with the revenues of the chantry of Our
liady, should be continued, and that William Ghrey, incumbent
there, should serve as schoolmaster at the wage of 3//. 2s. 3d, ;
that the chapels of Boroughbridge, EawclifEe, and Dunsforth in
the parish of Aldborough, wherein were foimded several chantries,
being chapels of ease and far distant from the parish church,
shoidd be continued ; that the chapel of Bailey in the County of
Lancaster but in the parish of Mitton in the Coimty of York,
being a chantry founded as a chapel of ease and distant three
miles from the parish church, should be continued ; that a
grammar school thentofore kept in the parish of Pickering with
the revenues of the Lady Guild founded there, should be con-
tinued, and that Richard Judson, schoolmaster, should remain at
the wage of lit, 15s, Od. a year ; that the chapel of Cloughton in
the parish of Scalby, wherein a chantry was foimded, being a
chapel of ease distant from the parish church five miles, was
necessary to be continued, and that William Knaggs, incumbent,
should serve there at the wage of 3lt, 16s, 8d, a year ; that a
grammar school which had been kept in the parish of Middleton with
the revenues of Our Lady Ghiild, founded in the parish church,
should be continued, and that Thomas Monketon should remain
there at the wage of 18s. 4J^. a year ; that the chapels of Lockton
and Cropton in the said parish of Middleton, wherein were several
chantries, being chapels of ease and far distant from the parish
(1) Duchy of Lancaster Records, Div. xxv., Q. No. 8. My attention was
called to this by Mr. Arthur F. Leach, M.A., F.S.A., Assistant Charity Com-
missioDer, to whom I am also indebted for various other notes.
X. PREFACE.
parishioners, be respited till the King's title should better appear ;
that the grammar school at Well should be continued till the
King's title be examined ; that the grammar school in the paridi of
Malton, founded by Eobert Holgate, then Archbishop of York,
did not come within the Act ; and that the grammar school in the
town of Richmond, supported by the bailiffs and burgesses of the
same town, did not come within the said Act, to which is added
tamen qucere,^ And also that the chapel or parish church of Hasle-
wood, in the parish of Tadcaster, which was a chapel of ease of the
people, should be continued, and that the Kin g's receiver shotdd
levy the revenue and pay the same to the priest ; that the chantry
of St. Nicholas in Tadcaster should be continued ; that the school
of the college of Acaster, in the parish of Stillingfleet, be con-
tinued, and that William Gegoltson, who was appointed both to
remain as schoolmaster and also to serve the cure there, should
receive a salary of Sli. a year ; that the chapel of Tinsley, in the
parish of Rotherham, should be continued ; that Rotherham
college be continued ; that it was necessary to have assistance to
serve the cure at Doneaster ; that the chapel of Famley, in the
parish of Otley, be continued ; that the chapel of ease at Baildon
should be continued ; that Alexander Bothe be appointed to assist
to serve the cure at Sheffield ; that the chantry of St. Nicholas in
Skipton, used as a grammar school, should be continued ; that the
chapel of Waddington, in the parish of Mitton, which was used
as a parish church and five or six miles from the parish church,
should be continued ; that the chantry of the Rood at Kirkby
Malhamdale, with the grammar school there, be continued ; that
the grammar school at Giggleswick be continued ; that the chantry
called Lupton chantry, in the parish of Sedbergh, founded for a
free school, should be continued ; that it was necessary to have a
priest to assist in serving the cure at Wakefield ; and that it was
necessary to continue the chapel of Heptonstall, in the parish of
Halifax, there being sixteen hundred houseling people there.2
These lists add largely to the number of schools and other
foimdations which were continued by Edward VI., but they do not,
however, detract from the truth of the assertion in the preface to
*
(1) Aug. Off. Chan. Cert., No. 108.
(2) Aug. Off. Chan. Cert., No. 109.
PREFACE. XI.
the former part of this volume^ that Edward VI. founded no
gtdnunar school in Yorkshire where one had not previously
exisied, and some of the educational foundations which are
returned upon these certificates appear to have heen dissolved and
the endowments confiscated. Mr. A. F. Leach has ably disposed
of the idea which Ghreen and other historians maintained, that
Edward VI. was ihe founder of English education. If inquiry be
made, it will be found that very few, if any, of the so-called Bang
Edward VI. grammar schools had their origin in the reign of that
monarch. Up to the time of the Reformation nearly all education
was maintained by the Church, and when the chantries were
dissolved practically the whole of the secondary education of
the country would have been swept away, had not some
provision for the instruction of the middle and lower classes
been made by continuing, under new ordinances, some of
the educational endowments which pious founders had pre-
viously provided. But under the new regime, instead of the
schools and the stipends of the masters being supported, as
formerly, by incomes derived from the profits of lands or of
stocks of money or cattle, in very many cases a fixed sum of from
2li, to 13/e. a year was appointed to be paid out of the Court of
Augmentations for the maintenance of the school, which sum at
the time it was allotted was probably considered a competent
endowment, but as the value of money decreased, unless the
endowment was supplemented by private munificence, the school
was forced to close its doors, and so the school and endowment
have in many cases become lost. 2
The next most important class of foundations, some of which
were continued under the commission above mentioned, consisted
of the chapels of ease, which were much required in extensive
parishes with a scattered population, and had been generally founded
by the parishioners for their own convenience. It seems therefore
that the dissolution of these chapels was a peculiar hardship.
As early as 1233 the Pope granted licence to the Archbishop of
York to build oratories and chapels, and to appoint to them
priests, in places so distant from the parish churches that the
(I) p. XV.
(2) See an article, Edward VI. : Spoiler of Schools ^ contributed to tlie Contem-
porary Review, Sept., 1892, by Mr. A. F. Leach.
Xll. PREFACE.
people could with difficulty attend divine service, and tiie sick died
before the priest could get to them to administer the last
sacraments.! The necessity of these chapels of ease was especially
felt in Yorkshire, where the inhabitants of so many outlying
hamlets were cut off from their parish churches in winter time by
impassable roads and flooded rivers, which is the reason time after
time assigned by the commissioners for the necessity of the
existence of such chapels, and yet comparatively few of them were
recommended for continuance by Sir Walter Mildmay and Robert'
Kelway in the returns to their commission. Possibly it was the
loss of the endowments of Ayton Chapel which occasioned the
insurrection at Seamer referred to in the Preface to Part I., which
chapel the inhabitants so piously kept up afterwards at their own
expense. 2
There seems to have been little, if any, opposition to the
dissolution of the chantries by the persons whom it most
concerned, namely, the chantry priests, who, however, were
probably silenced by the promise of good pensions. The attack,
too, on the chantry priests had been going on for some years, for
we find that in or about 1536, Cranmer is reported to have said
in a sermon at Paul's Cross that the King was " at full point for
friars and chantry priests that they shall away all that, saving
those that can preach."** But according to these certificates there
is little ground for any outcry against the priests themselves, who
appear to have been an honest though ignorant class of persons.
Their characters are given in the Edward VI. certificates, from
which we find that about one half are described as of honest
qualities and indifferently or meanly learned, about a quarter of
honest qualities and well learned, about an eighth as of honest
qualities and not learned, about a sixteenth as of honest qualities
and somewhat learned, and about a sixteenth are described as sick
and impotent. It may be noticed, however, that those coming
under the designation of well-learned are generally men aged
from thirty to forty ; it is quite possible, therefore, that the
standard of learning was in accordance with the priest's pro-
ficiency in the new system, which younger men would have had
(1) Calendar of Papal Registers, vol. 1, p. 135.
(2) See Preface to Part I., p. xv. and xvi.
(3) Gasquet : Henry VIII. and the EDglish Monasteries, vol. i, p. 319.
PREFACE. XIU.
more opportunity and inclination perhaps, to acquire than their
elders. One or two, it may be noticed, held degrees, and at Selby
the chantry priest is said to have had a good knowledge of music.
Most of those who are described as of good learning, held
other promotions with their chantries ; a few, as at Skipton, St.
John's Ousebridge End, and St. Peter the Little, in York, had
parsonages besides their chantries, and some, it appears, served
more than one chantry. A reason, possibly, for the good conduct
of the chantry priests was that, in the case of misbehaviour, they
were removable, generally by the rector of the parish, but some-
times, as at TopcUff, by the inhabitants of the district in which
they served, or, as at Hull, by the Mayor and Commonalty. One
or two only are described as unworthy to serve their cure, though
some few were incapable from illness and infirmities; however,
the life seems to have been a healthy one, as many of the
priests lived to a good old age, such as William Colt, of the
chantry of Our Lady in the church of Our Lady in Castle-
gate, York, who was ninety years of age at the time of the
certificates, and we find many others of seventy and eighty
years of age still serving. In most cases the chantry priest
seems to have acted in much the same capacity in a parish
as that now occupied by a curate, he assisted the parish priest
in performing mass, hearing confessions, and visiting the sick, and
also helped in the ordinary services of the church, excepting that
few only were licensed to preach, like the schoolmaster at
Qiggleswick. In the cathedral church of York, besides praying
for the soul of his founder and all Christian souls, each chantry
priest had to be present in the choir in his habit of a parson on
all principal and double feast days, Sundays, and nine lections, at
Matins, Mass, Evensong, and Processions, when he had to read
lessons, begin anthems, and to minister at the high altar as should
be appointed to him by the officers of the choir. Besides these
purely ecclesiastical duties, very many of the chantry priests were
bound to teach a certain number of the children of the neighbour-
hood, which was the origin of most of our grammar schools.
Without touching upon the ordinances of the Yorkshire chantries,
which, it is hoped, will form another volume for the Surtees
Society, it will be of interest to mention the foundation charter for
a chantry at the altar of St. Anne in the south arch (area) of the
XIV. PREFACE.
church of the Blessed Mary of Badsworth, founded in 1510, to
pray for the soul of Isabella, wife of William Vavasour and
daughter of Robert XTrswick,^ as it gives some idea of the duties
of a chantry priest. The charter ordains that a chaplain of
secular habit, not otherwise beneficed, should celebrate a Requiem
Mass every week and also a Placebo and JDirige, according to the
use in the cathedral church of York, and should turn to the people
at the first lavatory {prtmtim lavatorium) in every mass and say
De prqfundis, exhorting the people standing round to pray for the
soul of the founder, and he should then say the collect Inclina,
Domine, aurem titam ad preces nostras , etc., for the same soul. And
every year there should be an anniversary for the same Isabella,
on Tuesday after the octaves of Easter, when there should be
distributed to the poor of Badsworth 6«. 8d. under the superinten-
dance of the rector. The chaplain was to be learned in plain song
and gi'ammar and should be present in the choir of the parish church
on every Sunday and festival, at Matins, Mass, Vespers, Complin and
other divine services, in his surplice, and was to read and sing as
the rector should deem fit. He should not be absent from the said
church for more than a month at a time, and then not without the
licence of the rector. He should not play at dice or other illicit
and prohibited games, except on the twelve days after Christmas,
and should not frequent taverns and ale-houses at unseemly times,
that is to say, in the summer time, from the feast of the Annun-
ciation to the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, after the hour
of 10 p.m., and in winter, from the Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary to the Annunciation, after 9 p.m. He was not to
alienate the goods, books, jewels, and ornaments of the said
chantry, but to preserve and repair them and the buildings and
other possessions of the said chantry. If he should be convicted
of incontinence, theft, rape, perjury, or other crime, or if he
should be prevented by loss of any limb from performing his
duties, he should be removed by the rector.
By the dissolution of the chantries, colleges, chapels, and other
foundations, coming within the Act of 1 Edward VI., cap. 14,
over five hundred secular clergy in the county of York were
thrown out of employment, to each of whom a pension was
(1) Duchy of Lancaster Records, Div. xi., vol. 25, p. 1.
PREFACE, XV.
gratkted. These secular clergy were very much better treated with
regard to pensions than had been their brothers of the regular
habit; for, whereas the pensions to the monks were apparently
allotted upon no principle, but simply by the caprice or favour of
the EIng's officers, those to the chantry and other priests seem to
have been granted according to a fixed rate, namely, where the
annual value of the chantry or other foundation was only 6/?'. or
under, a pension to the full value was granted ; to the incimibent
whose chantry was worth over 6li. a year, a pension of two-thirds
the annual value was given, but with a minimum pension of
6/t.i As there were comparatively few chantries worth over 6/i. a
year, the average value being between Hi. and 5li., the majority
of the priests received pensions to the full yearly value of their
chantries. The pensions were assigned by Sir Walter Mildmay
and Robert Kelway imder a commission dated 20 June, 1548, and
the patents granting the pensions are dated in August folloTving.
At first the pensions appear to have been paid with fair regularity,
but difficulties soon arose, principally because many of the
pensioners sold their pensions, the traffic in which became quite a
trade, while others left the county and were lost sight of, so that
it was necessary in 1552 to issue a commission to various persons
to inquire as to monks, nuns, and chantry priests receiving
pensions; and if they were dead, when they died; who were unpaid
and for how long ; who had sold and alienated their pensions, and
to whom. By the returns to this commission^ it does not appear
that the pensions were much in arrear, a year being about the
longest time that they remained unpaid. Some of the pensioners
could not be heard of, a few had received ecclesiastical preferments
and thereby forfeited their pensions, and some had died, the arrears
of whose pensions were paid to their representatives. ^ Under the
Act for Extinguishing First Fruits, etc.. Cardinal Pole, in 1556,
had a return made of all those receiving pensions, from which we
learn that the yearly sum then expended for pensions in the county
(1) This rule is worked out from the returns in JEx. Q.R. Misel. Aug. Off. Bdle. 79
No. 8, and seems to apply in other cases of pensions to chantry priests.
(2) For the returns for the West Riding see Chap. Ho. Bks. No. 59, for the East
Riding Aug. Off. Jiagsy No. 61, and for the North Riding Q.R. Suppression Papers
836, No. 68.
(3) See Nicholas Bean's pension in Q.R. Suppression Papers^ Bd'e. 835 No. 58.
XVI. PKEFACE.
of York was 4811//. 55. 5J^., and for the shire of RiohiiK)nd^
which is returned separately, 468/e. 17«. lOdA A curious point
which these certificates show is the number of parishioners a parish^
priest was considered able to look after ; at Sheffield, wherei the
number of houseling people is said to have been two thousand,;
there were a vicar and three stipendary priests, while at Halifax
the same nimiber of priests had to take care of eight thousand five
hundred houseling people. Again, it is said there were two
thousand houseling people and above at Doncaster whose con-!
fessions eight priests could " scant hear from the beginning of Lent
to Palm Sunday " and then minister the sacrament during the
week. The returns as to the number of houseling people is very
interesting, for it assists to elucidate the vexed question as to the
population at the middle of the sixteenth century. It might be
fairly said that at this period, when everyone over 14 would be
accounted a houseling person, or one who received the sacrament,
that the houseling people would represent half the total popula-
tion. It is difficult to arrive at the number of houseling people in
the city of York, as all the parishes are not given, but at Ripon
the nimiber was nine thousand, at Halifax eight thousand five
hundred, at Beverley the population is given as five thousand and
above, at HuU there were three thousand houseling people, at
Doncaster, Sheffield, Rotherham, Wakefield, and Scarborough the
number is set down as two thousand each. With regard to the
larger figures the numbers given may only be covering, but the
smaller numbers seem to have been recorded with a ceitain amount
of precision which looks li^e accuracy.
As may be noticed, the Yorkshire chantry certificates are not
complete, for the returns as to many foundations known to have
been dissolved under the Act of 1 Edward VI. are not to be found
on them. The certificates, which are amongst the Augmentation
Office Records at the Public Record Office (excepting the returns
for Hull, which are preserved among the Corporation muniments
at Hull) are, for the most part, in a fairly good condition, though
some of them, as will be noticed by the blanks in the print, are
torn and entirely obliterated. It should be here stated that
Augmentation Office Chantry Certificates for Yorkshire Nos. 106
and 107 are duplicates of portions of Nos. 65 and 63 respectively,
(1) Q.B. Miscl. Bki<., vol. 31.
PREFACE. XVll.
whidi are here printed, and Nos. 108 and 109 are summaries of
the certificates apparently made for the purpose of allotting
pulsions ; these it has not been thought necessary to print.
The editing of these chantry certificates was at first undertaken
for the Society by Mr. J. J. Cartwright, M.A., F.S. A., but had to be
relinquished by him owing to the increase of his public duties. To
him I am indebted for a portion of the transcript and for many notes
and suggestions which he was good enough to give me, and for which
I have great pleasure in tendering my thanks. To our secretary,
and to Mr. A. F. Leach, M.A., F.S. A., for notes and assistance,
I must also return my thanks. The Society is also indebted to
Mr. Hill Dawe ai|d the Corporation of Hull for permitting me to
have transcribed two copies of chantry certificates relating to Hull,
the originals of which are not at the Public Record Ofiioe.
WILLIAM PAGE.
21, Old Buildings,
Lincoln's Inn.
COEEIGENDA.
P. 229. Foot-note. This note should refer to No. 18 on p. 223.
P. 447 and 449. Head-lines. For oe read of.
P. 512, I. 23. Fm* Memoranrum read Memorandum.
P. 544, 1. 3 ab inf. Valet in must be understood at the beginning
of this paragraph, the in governing each lihero redditu,
etc., in the ablative case throughout the paragraph.
P. 550, 1. 23. Ibid.
P. 551, 1. 1. For Possesiones read Possessiones.
P. 557, 1. 20. Fw 1332 read 1352.
THE DEANEYES OF ANSTYE, SHYEEBOENE, AND
OTLEY.i
1. [The articles of inquiry as on p. 5.]
2. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT JOHNE IN NONNE APPLETON.
Eowland Broune, incumbent there. The same chauntery was
founded by John Latham, clerke, wythin the late monastery of
Nonne Appleton, nowe dyssolvyd, to pray for the soule of the sayd
John and all Cristen soules, and to singe at th'alter of Seynte John
Baptyst within the nonurye of Nonne Appeleton. The sayd in-
cumbent hathe there for hys stypend yerely ,cs. of the graunte of the
late abbot of Selby in the countie of Yorke, goynge out of the lato
manor of Acastre Selby, with clause of distres for none payment
of the same, as apperyth by indenture trypartyted, dated the firste
day of June, anno Domini mcccclv, and anno regni regis Henrici
vj., xxiij^o (sic).
The same chaunterye is within the late nonurye of Nonne
Appleton afforseyd. The necessytie therof is, as afore is mencioned.
There is no landes or ten. sold ne alyenatyd sithe the iiij*^ day
of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^^., xxvij«»o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the sayd chaun-
terye, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes none,
plate, nil.
Firste, a certen yerely rent goyng out of the late manor of
Acastre Selby, as affore is mencioned, C5.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, x«.
And so remaneth iii]7«. xs.
(1) Here begins Augmentation Office Chantry Gertificato No. 69.
COEEIGENDA.
P. 229. Foot-note. This note should refer to No. 18 on p. 223.
P. 447 and 449. Head-lines. For oe read of.
P. 512, I. 23. For Memoranrum read Memorandum.
P. 544, 1. 3 ab inf. Valet in must be understood at the beginning
of this paragraph, the in governing each lihero redditu^
etc., in the ablative case throughout the paragraph.
P. 550, 1. 23. Ibid.
P. 551, 1. 1. For Possesiones read Possessiones.
P. 557, 1. 20. Foi* 1332 read 1352.
THE DEANEYES OF ANSTYE, SHYEEBOENE, AND
OTLEY.i
1. [The articles of inquiry as on p. 5.]
2. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT JOHNE IN NONNE APPLETON.
Eowland Broune, incumbent there. The same chauntery was
founded by John Latham, clerke, wythin the late monastery of
Nonne Appleton, nowe dyssolvyd, to pray for the soule of the sayd
John and all Cristen soules, and to singe at th'alter of Seynte John
Baptyst within the nonurye of Nonne Appeleton. The sayd in-
cumbent hathe there for hys stypend yerely ,cs. of the graunte of the
late abbot of Selby in the countie of Yorke, goynge out of the lato
manor of Acastre Selby, with clause of distres for none payment
of the same, as apperyth by indenture trypartyted, dated the firste
day of June, anno Domini mcccclv, and anno regni regis Henrici
vj., xxiij™o (sic).
The same chaimterye is within the late nonurye of Nonne
Appleton afforseyd. The necessytie therof is, as afore is mencioned.
There is no landes or ten. sold ne alyenatyd sithe the iiij*^ day
of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij»»o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the sayd chaun-
terye, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes none,
plate, nil.
Firste, a certen yerely rent goyng out of the late manor of
Acastre Selby, as affore is mencioned, C5.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, x«.
And so remaneth iiij7t. x«.
(1) Here begins Augmentation Office Chantry Certificate No. 69.
212 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
3. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY OF MARSTON IN THE PARYSSHE
OF HUTON WANYSLEY ALIAS MERSTON.
EaufEe Style, incumbent there. Beyng of the foiindacion of
Mergery WeUys, to singe or say masse, diriges, and other dyvyne
service within the sayd parysshe of Marston, for ever, at th'aidter
of Our Lady there, as apperythe by foundacion made the xx*^ day
of Marche, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i. xvi"^o. The same
parysshe is wyde and grete, wherin is cccxx houselynge people.
The same chaunterye is within the parysshe churche of Marston
afforseyd. The necessitie therof is to mayntene praier, as afore is
mencioned. Ther is no landes or ten. solde ne alienatyd sithe
the iiijt^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i.,
xxvij"^o.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaun-
terye, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes valued at
ijs., plate, xls.
Firste, certen landes and ten. set, lyeng, and beyng in divers
places, viz : — one ten. with appurtennces in Padley Brygges, in the
hold}Tig of Walter Golthwayte, at Whytsonday and Martilmas to
be payd yerely, xiiij.s. ixd. Item, one ten. with appurtenances
lieng in Bysshopside, in tholdynge of Arthure Thwaytcs,* xiiijs.
YJd.; j ten. in tholdyng of John Chapman, xxjs. viijrf.; a certen
cotage with appurtenances in tholdyng of Lambert Bekwith, ix«,
iiijc/. In all, to be payd at the times aforsayd, xlv.s\ YJd. Item, j
ten. with appurtenances in Stokton of the More in tholdynge of
William Banxe, paiable at the same time, xxs. ixd.; j ten. in
Acastre Malbes in tholdynge of John WjrQterbome, paiable at the
same terme, xvj^. iiijV. In all, xxxvijs. jd. Item, a certen rent
goyng out of one ten. in Hutone in tholdyng of Walter Lyghtfote
by yere, iiij«.; one ten. in Ardeslay in tholdyng of Anthoni
Kytson by yere, xijs. In all, xvjs.
Some of the sayd chaunterye cxiijs. uijd,
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, viijs. jd,; to
hys manor of Rypon for rent goynge out of Padley Brygges, ijs.
ixd,, and Bysshopssyde, xjs. ijd. In all, xxijs. Item, payd yerely
to Sir John Constable out of the ten. in Ardesley, xijc?.; to Sir
Nicholas Fairefax, for rent of Acaster, vijV.; and to Sir William
Ingleby for rent in Stokton, ixd. In all, ijs. iiij^f.
Some of allowaunce, xxiiij-s. iiijd.
And so remaneth, iiij//. ixs.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHEKBURN, AND OTLEY. 213
4. THE CHAUNTERYES OF SEYNTE KATEKYNE IN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF SELBYE.
Robert Beest, incumbent there. Founded by John Latham to
do dayly dyvyne service in the sayd churche, to pray for the soule
of the sayd John and all Cristen soules, as by th'ordinaunce therof
may appere. Havynge no landes or possessions, but the incumbent
is payd for hys stypend the some of vj//., by the Kynges Majesties
recevor of the late monastery of Selby sithens the dissolucion of
the same, and before payd by the late abbott and convent, accor-
dynge to composicion therof. Albeit was never charged to the
payment of the firste fruites and tenthes. The sayd parysshe of
Selbye is a grete parysshe havyng but one curate and in the same
parysshe is a thowsand houstlyeng people, and the sayd carate
hathe no helpe in tyme of necessytie, but onelye the sayd chaun-
terye pryst.
The same chaunterye is within the parysshe churche of Selbye.
The necessitie therof is to do dyvyne service and helpe the parysshe
pryste in tyme of necessitie to mynystre sacrementes and sacre-
mentalles, and other dyvyne services afforeseyd.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaun-
terye, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes, none,
plate, none.
Firste, a certen yerly rent commyng out of the monastery of
Selbye payd by thandes of the Kynges Majesties recevor, vj//.
Some of the sayd chaunterye, vj//., qui remanent.
5. TWO CHAUNTERYES OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSSHK
CHURCHE OF LEDES.
John Mathewe and Robert Fell, incumbentes there. Founded
of the parochians there to serve in the quyer and to minyster
sacrementes and other dyvine service, as shalbe appoynted by the
vicare and other honest parochians there, whych they doe accor-
(1) Whereas a certain parcel of rent in Ledes and Hunslet, within the Honour
of Pontefract, to the value of 20«. 6d. by the year, was granted by certain persons
for sustaining a service in the church of Ledes, to wit, by Thomas Dautre, is. from
4 a. of land in Ledes, John Man', 4s. from a messuage and half an acre and one
stable in Ledes, Agnes de Ebyngton, 2 v. from two messuages and half an acre of
land in Ledes, Roger Schepelurd, 2s. 6d. from a sixth part of a messuage in Ledes,
John Chapman, ds. from a tenement in Ledes, and William de la Hay, 3*. from a
meadow in the fields of Hunslet, called Seint Marienges ; which rents, twelve years
ago, came to the hands of the King's father, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster,
because the same were granted in mortmain without licence. The King therefore
grants the same to Walter Croce, chaplain, and his successors, to celebrate divine
service in the church of Ledes for the souls of the King's progenitors, Dukes of
Lancaster. 25 Feb., 1410. Fat., 11 Een. IV., p. 2, m. 12.
214 CERTIFICATES OP CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
dyng to an ordynance therfor made, dated the xxv die Julii anno
regni regis Henriei vij^i ., xv^^o. And the revenuys supleyd to the
stipend of the sayd ineumhents.
The [same chauntery is within] the parysshe church of Ledes.
The necessitie therof is to do dyvine service, to helpe the curate
and minister sacrementes afPorsayd, havyng mmm. [housling people]
. . . . There is no landes, ten. sold sithe the [iiij^^ day
of February], anno regni regis Henriei viij^., xxvij^^o.
Groodes, ornamente, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaun-
teryes, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes valued at
xxviij.s , plate, xxvj.s. viijV.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in the parysshe of Ledes,
in th'occupacion of divers and sundry persons, viz : — John Rayne,
XV6*.; John Feme, iJ6*. yiijd.; Thomas Empson, xd.; a free rente of
Thomas Jeffrey son, ijv.; a free rente of John Hargrave, ij-v. yjd.;
of Richard Beck, xx« ; Jone Towneley, xxx«. viij^.; William
Breerley, xs.; John Kellyngbeck, xxx5.; John Sauresbye, viij«.
viijV.; widowe Bumky, viij.s-.; Robert Thompson, iiijs.; William
Skelton, iiij«.; widowe Harryson, vjs.; Robert Skyppe, xs.; Thomas
Wilson, xij.s'. viijV.; wydowe Boutller, ijs.; and Robert Walker,
vij.s-. In all, viijlL xiijs,
Wherof
Paiable yerly to the Kinges Majestic for a tenthe, xvjs.; to the
same for rente out of the landes in Ledys, xd,; the Trynytie in
York, ij.9.; the house in Newland, xiiijr/.; to Thomas Nevyll, for
landes in Ledes, viij.s*. In all, xxviij.s.
And so remaneth, vij//. ys.
6. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUIt LADY IN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF ABEKFURTH.
Henry Taylor, incumbent there. The same chaunterye is of
the foundacion of William, somtyme vicare of Aberford, and now
in the gyfte of the K\Tiges Majestic, to sing masse in the parysshe
churche of Aberforth afforseyd for ever.
The same chaunterye is ^\'ithin the parysshe church of Aberford.
The necessitie thereof is to majTitene praer afforseyd. Ther is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^ day of February,
anno regni regis Henriei viij^i., xx\'ijnio,
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perten^Tig to the sayd chaun-
terye, as apper^-th by inventorye, that is to say, goodes valued
at vs., plate, x\'iij.s-.
Firste, the mansion house with a garden and one acre of land, iij«.
iiij^.; item, certen landes and ten. in the tenure of divers persons.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 215
viz : — John Buktrote, uijli, iijs. viijV.; the wyfFe of Hutchyn, xl«.;
John Wetherell and John Houghton, xl«.; Thomas Jakson, xx«.
viijfi?.; Richard Lund, viijs.; Thomas Buktro&h, xxs,; Bichard
Wilson, vs.; the wyfe of Lofte, ijs.; Christopher Brame, i]«.; John
Godwyn, ij«.; Robert Vicars, iiijs.; John Savage, xijrf.; and John
Holl, x«. In all, xjli. xviij«. iiijc?.
Some of the sayd chaunterye, xij7e. xxc?.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe of the pre-
misses, xvjs. ijd. oh.
And so remaneth, xj7t. vs. \d. ob.
7. THE CHAUNTERY OF MARY MAWDELYN WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCH OF LEDES.
Thomas JefEreyson, incumbent there. The same chaunterye
was founded by William Evers, late vicar of Ledes, to pray for the
soule of the founders and all Cristen soules, to mynyster at th'altar
of Mary Mawdelyn, within the sayd churche, and one yerly obyte
to be kept, and vijs. to be dystrybuted for the halthe of the soule
of the founder, and to serve in the quyer at dyvyne service all
hoUydays and f estivall dayes, as apperyth by the foundacion and
dotacion therof, dated anno Domini mdxxiiij*o.; which foundacion
was mad by the wyll of the sayd William Evers, and the dotacion
therof by certen deades mayd to th'use of the sayd will, and the
same is observed accordingly. And the revenues therof is employd
to th'use of the sayd incumbent.
The same chauntery is within the parysshe churche of Ledes.
The necessitie therof is to say masse and other dyvyne services as
afore is mencioned. Ther is no landes, ten. soldo sithe the iiij<^
day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij™o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
viij«. ij^., plate, nil.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in the sayd parysshe of
Ledes, viz : — of Henry Rownwhaite, xls.; Steven Sheppard, vjs.
viijc?.; Alexander Hopton, ijs.; James Steed, iiijs.; John Hillary,
v«.; Thomas Marshall, ijs.; and another cotage there, ijs. In all,
lxj«. viijt/. Item, certen landes and ten. in Cawood in the tenure
of divers persons, viz : — of Edward Tewe, xxxvs.; Roger Pounder,
vjs. viijc?.; George Stabull, xijs.; Mathewe Lightfote, vs.; and
wydowe Dyrsar, xvjs. yi\\d. In all, Ixxvs. iiijo?.
Some of the sayd chaunterye, y]U, xvijc?.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, vijs. iijrf.;
216 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
to the Kynges Majestie for burgage ferme in Ledes, xvjd.; to
th'arbysshoppe of York, out of the landes of Cawood, xvj«. ijd. oh,
q. In all, xxiiijs. ixd, ob, q.
And so remaneth, cxijs. ijd, q.
8. THE CHAUXTERYE OF SEYNT KATERYNE WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCH E OF LEDES.
William Se£Peld, incumbent there. Founded by Thomas
Clarell, sumtyme vicare there, to pray for the soule of Kynge
Edwarde the iiij*^, and Queue Elizabeth, the founders soule, and
all Cristen soules, and to do dyvyne service, as apperyth by foun-
dacion, dated the last day of Junii, anno Domini, mcccciiij^^ix.
Whych foundacion is observed accordyngly, and the revenues
therof employed to th'use of the incumbent of the sayd chaun-
terye.
The same chaunterye is within the sayd parysshe church of
Ledes. The necessitie therof is to doe devyne service and mayn-
tene prayer afforseyd. Ther is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienatyd
sithe the iiijt^^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i.,
xxvij"^o .
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the same
chaimtery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at xxxs., plate, xls.
Firste, a certen yerly rent payd by Sir Arthur Darcye, knyght,
of nijli, xiijs. iiij^., furthe of the landes of the late Tri'^nities in
York, luj/e. xujs. nija,
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, ixs. iiijrf.
And so remaneth, injii, iiijs.
9. THE CHAUNTERY OR DONATYVE WITHIN THE CHAPELL OF
HOLBECKE IN THE PARYSSHE OF LEDES.
John Dyneley, incumbent there. The same chauntery priste
shewyd no foundacion, but the incumbent useth dayly to say masse
therin, and is taken as a stypendary pryste payynge tenthes. And
there is one grete ryver betweene the sayd parysshe churche and
the chappell, wherby they can by no meanes often tymes pase
awey to the sayd churche. And the revenues is imploied to th'use
of the sayd incumbent.
The same chauntrye is dystaunt from the sayd parysshe church
one myle. The necessite therof is to do dyvyne service accor-
dyngly to the foundacion. Ther is no landes, ten. soldo ne
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 217
alienated sithe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^., xxvij^^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaxm-
terye, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xs., plate, xs.
First, a yereley rent payd to the incumbent afEorseyd by
thandes of Sir Arthure Darcye, knyght furthe of the landes of the
late Trynities of Yorke, iiij li.
Some of the sayd chauntery, iiij7^'. qui remanent.
10. THE CHAUNTERYE OR DONATIVE WITHIN THE CHAPPELL OF
FARNELEY W^ITHIN THE PARYSSHE OF LEDES.
Gabryell Crofte, incumbent there. The same chauntery prest
shewyd no f oundacion and is of the patronage of the lorde Mount
Egle wyth whome the sayd incumbent remaneth, and servith the
same by Thomas Gybson, hys deputie, There is many rivers and
evyll passagez betwyxt the sayd parysshe churche and the chaun-
tery. The prouffyttes therof are bestowed to th'use of th'
incumbent.
The same chauntery is dystaunt f rome the sayd parysshe church
thre myles, and the necessitie therof is to mayntene praier. There
is no landes, ten. soldo ne alyenated sithe the iiij^li day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chauntery,
as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at xvs.
Yijd,, plate, none.
First, certen landes and ten. lyeng in Holbeke in the tenure of
divers persons, that is to saye, of Thomas Foster, xvjs.; Thomas
Cowper, xxvjs. viijr/.; George Syddall, xxxijs.; Edmonde Broke,
iijs.; Eobert Poppylwell, xxiijs. [In all], cs. viijV. The wyfEe
of Patdayll, for landes in Holbecke, xiijs. iiij^.; the wyffe of Bayn,
xjs. viijfl?.; the same wyffe, xj-s*. viij^.; John Aighley, xxs.; and
Richard Mathewson, xiijs. iiijV. [In all J, Ixxs. And landes in
Grymston in the tenure of Robert Fentman, Ixs. In all, xjU. xs.
viijfl?.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenth of the premysses,
xiiijs.
And so remaneth, xli. xvjs. viijc/.
11. THE CHAUNTERYE WITHIN THE PARYSSHE OF KYPPAX.
Thomas Jakson, incumbent there. The same chauntery was
f oundyd by the parysshioners, without f oimdacion ; and severall
218 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
parcells of landes purchesjd, by dyvers and sundry persons, and
gyven to the fyndyng of the sayd incumbent to pray for there
soules and all Cristen soules, and to do dy vyne service in the sayd
churche. And the proufEyites therof is bestowed to th'use of the
sayd incumbent, who serveth the same aceordynglye.
The same chauntrey is wythyn the sayd parysshe churche
of Kyppax. The necessitie therof is, that there is a vicar and no
mo prystes in the church to minister, but onely the sayd incumbent,
and in the sayd parysshe is cccc houselyng people. There is no
landes, ten., solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiijtt day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij mo.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd
chaunt^ry, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes
valued at vijs., plate, xxs.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in Metheley in th'occupacion
of dyvers persons, viz.: — Robert Layboume and Robert Chaunne,
1x5. viij^.
Item, certen landes lyeng in Wrothwey, in tholdyng of
Miles Longebothem, xxijs. Item, certen landes lieng in Kyppax
in th'occupacion of divers persons, viz : — Elizabeth Nelson, xxvjs.
ijfl?.; Thomas Kytchyn,vs.; John Johnson, iiJ6*. iiijo?. In all, xxxiiij^.
\jd.
Some of the sayd chauntery, cxvijs. ijd.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenth, viijs. viijc?. ;
item, to the Kynges Majesty for lands in Medley, xxij^. ob,; item,
to Robert Dymock out of the same landes, xviijs. ixd, obr, item,
to the Kynges Majestic out of the landes in Rothewell, iiijs.; item,
to the Kynges Majestie out of the landes lyeng in Kyppaxe, vs.
xd.
Some of allowaunce, xxxixs. ijd.
And so remaneth, lxxviiJ6*.
12. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OUR LADY WHETHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF BERWYK IN ELMETT.
Richard Ellys, incumbent. There is no foundacion thereof,
saving certen copiehold landes gyven by John Gascoigne and
others to the mayntenaunce of the same. The prouffittes therof
are bestowed to th'use of the sayd incumbent.
The same chauntery is within the sayd parysshe churche.
The necessitie therof is, that in the same parysshe is cccc houselynge
people, but only the parson or curate of the same. There is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^ day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i, xxvijnio.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHKRBURN, AND OTLEY. 219
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd ehauutery,
as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes, none, plate, none.
Firste, eerten landes and ten. lyeng in the parysshe of Barwyk,
viz : — a ten. in tholdyng of William Berden, xx^.; j close, callyd
Browne More, in th'occupaeion of John Graseoigne, xl.§.; j close
lienge in Wynnemore, in tholdyng of William Ellys, xxs.; j close
in Scoles Holyns, in the tenure of John Jackson, xiijs. iiijV.; and
one ten. with appurtenances in Scoles in the tenure of Thomas
Jacson, xiij.5. iiijo?. In all, cvj«. viij^/.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for free rentes of the sayd
copyeholde landes, xxiiij.§. x^.; and for a tenthe of the premysses,
viijs. ixd, ob. In all, xxxiijs. vijV. ob.
And so remanethe, Ixxiij^. ob.
13. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCH OF GYSELEY.
Christopher Browne, incumbent. There is no foundacion of
the sayd chauntery, but eerten landes gyven to th'use of the sayd
service by the parysshioners. To th'entent the same incumbent
shuld pray for all Cristen soules, and to syng service in the quyer
and helpe the curate to minister sacrementes. The prouffittes
therof is bestowed to th'use of the sayd incumbent.
The same chauntery is within the sayd parysshe churche
of Gryselye. The necesitie therof is that there be do houselynge
people in the sayd parysshe, and no pryste to helpe the curate, but
onely the sayd incumbent. Ther is no landes, ten. sold ne alienated
syth the iiij^^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij ^i.,
xxvij^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chauntery,
as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xxjs., Yiijd., plate, none.
Firste, eerten landes lyeng in divers townes and in thandes of
severall tennantes, viz. : — j ten. in the tenure of Christopher Olde-
rode, xjs. jd,, in the parysshe of Gyseley ; a yerely rent commyng
oute of a close, called Esshe Hed in Guenston, xijd,; j ten. in the
tenure of Roberte Rastrygge, xijv. jd.; j eotage in the tenure of
Sibell Rodehouse, ij.s\ viij^.; j eotage in tholdyng of Wil-
liam Smjthe, iiJ6\ viij of. ; a yerely rent comyng forthe of a
closse in tholdyng of Robert Watson, xij^. lyenge in Eden; j
eotage, in the tenure of John Syches, ijs'.; one ten. in tholdyng of
John Walker, vs., in Rowdon ; one ten. in tholdynge of Henry
Hutchonson, vs. vjd,, in Otteley ; j ten. in tholdyng of John
Deane, YJs.; one crofte in tholdynge of Richard Cave and
Christopher Hollynges, yjd.; and a yerely rent comynge furthe of the
220 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
close in the tenui*e of James Pollard, iiijc/. lyeng in Carleton. In
all, xlix«. xfl^. Item, a yerely rent goyng furthe of a close at More
Becke, in the tenure of Ame Hawksfurthe, iij.v. iiijV/.
Some of the sayd chauntrey, liij^. ij^i^.
Paiable yerly to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, iiij*.; to Sir
Christopher Warde, knyght, out of the landes of Gryseley, jd.; to
Sir WiUiam Vavasoure, knyght, for service and sute of courte, x^^.
ob. In all, vs. yd. ob.
And so remaneth, xlvijs. ixd. ob.
14. THE CHAUNTERYE CALLED STAPLETON CHAUNTERYE FOUNDED
WITHIN THE CHAPELL OF HADYLSEY IN THE PARYSSHE OF
BIRKYN.
Christopher Eocke, incumbent. The sayd chauntrye was
founded by Myles Stapelton, knyghte,i to saye dyvyne service in the
sayd chapell, and to pray for his soule and all Cristen soules, and
to mynyster sacrementes for the curate of the parysshe, when as he
could not execute hys offyce for waters, as apperythe by f oundacion,
dated the fyrste day of February, anno Domini mcccxij.
The sayd chauntery is within the chapell of Hadylsey
within the parysshe of Burkyn, and is dystaunte from the sayd
parysshe church ij myles and a half e. The necessitie is that a gret
parte of the paryssh often times in the yere may not come to the
parysshe churche for the inundacion. There is no landes soldo ne
alienated sithe the iiijt^i day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i , xxvij'^o.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes
valued at xxj.s'.. plate, xxxijs.
Firste, the mansion house of the sayd incumbent, v.v. iiijV.;
item, cert en landes lyenge in* Hardylsey, in tholdyng of dyvers
persons, viz. : — of Katheryne Cowper, xijs.; John Leper, xxiiij-s.;
Alice Shirbourne, iij.s. iiijd.; John Cowper, xxxv.s'.; Nicholas Leper,
vij.s-.; Thomas Golthorpe, iiiJ6'. vii]V/.; William Dyconson, xjs.
iiijV/.; and John Cowper, ijv. In all, iiij//. xvij.v. iiijV/.
Some of the sayd chauntery, ciiijs. vii]V.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for sute of courte, xijd.;
item, to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, xs. ijd.; item, to Henry
Savell, knight, for a fre rent out of the same landes, ijs. iiijr/.
(1) A licence was granted to John de Hathelseye, citizen of York, to assign
landn in Westhatheleeye to endow a chantry in the chapel of St. John the Baptist,
of Esthatheleeye, or in the parish church of Birkyn, if the said chapel should be
interdicted or annulled, to pray for the said John and Emma, his wife, and
Sir Nicholas de Stapelton, knight. 12 Sept., 1330. Fat., 4 JSdtc, III.^ p.
2, m. 40.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBUKN, AND OTLEY. 221
Some of allowaimce, xiijs. YJd,
And so remaneth, nijli. xjs. ijd.
15. THE CHAUNTRYES WITHIN THE CHAPELL OF HADYLSEY
CALLYD FITZWILLIAMS CHAUXTERYES.
Eauffe Levett and George Goodes, ineumbentes. The same
chaunteryes be founded to pray dayly for the sonles of the
founders and all Cristen soules, and to minister saerementes for the
curate of the parysshe, when as he coulde not execute hys offyce
for waters, as apperyth by foundacion dated xxvij*^ day of January,
anno Domini, mccchij^^vij.
The sayd chaunteryes are distaunt from the sayd parysshe
church ij myles and a halfe. The necessitie is that a gret parte
of the parysshe oftentymes in the yere may not come
to the parysshe churche for the inundacion of the waters.
There is no landes solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^^ day of
February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd
chaunteryes, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes
valued at xxvijs. iiij^., plate, xxxvjs.
Firste, the mansion house, a orcharde, a litle crofte, viijs.; item,
ij a. of medowe, in thandes of the ineumbentes, vJ6'. viijrf.; and a
ten. in the tenure of the sayd ineumbentes, vJ6*.; a litell spryng in
the tenure of the sayd ineumbentes, by yere, vj-s. viijV. In all,
xix5. iiijV. Item, a yerely rent of xjli. vjs, viijV., paid by Sir Henry
Savell, knyght, now patrone of all the sayd chaunteryes, eyther of
theym, cxiijs. iiijV/. out of the landes of Hadylsley, xj//. vjs.
viijfl?.; item, the thirde parte of a house in the tenure of William
Diconson, by yere, ijs. \iijd.
Some of the sayd chaunteryes, xljli. xvjs. \iijd.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, xxvs. q.
And so remaneth, xjiL xjs, Yijd, ob. q.
16. THE CHAPELL OR HOUSE WITHIN THE PARYSSHE OF
FUYSTON.
Ther is no incumbent belongyng to the sayd chapell, nor
landes, but one closse, beynge copieholde, gyven to certen feofiPes
by copie, to th'entente the proufEyttes therof shuld be bestowed of
such prystos as shulde say masse there or at th'alter of Our Lady in
the chapell afforesaid.
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The sayd chapell is dystaunt from the sayd parysshe church iij
myles. And the sayd chapel is very necessary for the parochians
there dwellyng. Ther is no landes, ten. sold ne alyenated
sith the iiijt^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i .,
xxvij^ao.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chapell, as
apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes, none, plate, none.
First, one close lyeng in the parysshe of Fuyston, by yere,
• • • • WW
XUIJS.
Some of the sayd chapel, xiiijs. qui remanent.
17. THE CHAUNTERY OF LYLE WITHIN THE PARYSSH OF
HARWOOD FOUNDED OF VJ PRYSTES.
Edmonde Strynger, William Crofte, Robert Elder, Thomas
Gierke, William Lyghtf ote, and William Wade, incumbentes there.
The same chauntery was founded by Robert Lyle to pray for hys
soule and hys heires, and all Cristen soules, and for the mayn-
tenaunce of Godes service in the sayd churche of Harwood, as
apperyth by th'ordynaunces of the same, dated the seconde of
June, anno Domini, mccclxvj, and every of theym to have yerely
for hys stypend iiijVe., xxiiijVe.
The same chaimtery is within the sayd parysshe church of
Harwod. The necessitie therof is to mayntene the service of God
in the church af orseyd and to helpe the curate to mynyster to the
parochyenz ther, beyng a grete nomber. Ther is no landes,
ten. sold ne alienated, sithe the iiij*^ day of February, anno
regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chauntery,
as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xxxviijs. xfl?., plate, iiijs. i]d,
Firste, a certen rent paiable yerely unto the sayd incumbentes
by the Kynges Majestic out of the parsonage of Harwood, appro-
preated to the late monastery of Bolton in Craven, by the
composicion as is afEorsayd, xxiiij7t. Item, a mansion howse
wheryn the sayd incumbentes do lye wyth a garden therunto
adjoynyng, iiJ6-. Item, one parcell of grounde in Harwood in
tholdyng of the same incimibentes and gyven to them for a yerly
obyte, by yere, ijs.
Some of the sayd chauntry, xxiiij/t. v«.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, xlviijs.
And so remaneth, xxj/t. xvijs.
THE DEANERIES OP ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 223
18. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNTE NICHOLAS WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF TODCASTER.
John Heworth, incumbent there. Of the f oundacion of William
Baker and Agnes, hys wyef , and now of the Kynges foundacion,
by reason of the purchase of the late erle of Northumberlande, the
fiayde foundacion berynge date y^^ day of January the yere of our
Lord God mccciiij^^xviu, and the yere of Kynge Eichard the
second, xx (sic). To th'entent to pray for the soules of the sayd
founders and all Cristen soules at th'alter of Seynte Nicholas, and
a yerely obite in the sayde churche, and to pay to the pryst there,
xijV.; and to be present at dyvyne services, whych is used accord-
ynge to the foundacion.
The same chauntery is wythin the saide parysshe churche of
Toddcastre. The necessitie therof is to do devyne service and
maynteane prayer, as afore is mensioned. There is no landes,
ten. soldo, ne alienated, sithe the iiij^ day of Februarye, anno
regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^io.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chauntery,
apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at vs., plate,
none.
Firste, certen landes, and ten. lieng in Toddcastre in tholdyng
of divers persons, viz: — one messuage called the syne of the George,
with ix a. of arrable lande, v a. medowe, and one close called S^.
Johnes close, conteynyng vj a. of ground with appurtenaunces,
within the towne and f eldes of Toddecastre, in tholdyng of Ottwell
Warderope, payng, by yere, to the sayd incumbent, Ixxvjs. viijc?.
Item, one messuage, wyth a close and a garthe, conteynynge halfe
an acre of grounde, in tholdynge of John Horsman, paiable yerely
to the sayd incumbent, xvij«. iujd.; one cotage, wyth a garthe in
tholdynge of John Lacoke, vjs.; one cotage wyth a garthe
and a lytell garthe in the holdynge of John Riche, vijs.;
one cotage, wyth a garthe, in tholdyng of Issabell Sutton, vjs.
Yujd.; one cotage, wyth a garthe, in tholdyng of Richard Barker,
iiij«.; one cotage, in tholdyng of Thomas Byrde, iijs.; one cotage
in tholdyng of Robert Fentman, viiijs.; one cotage in tholdyng of
Seth Walker, viijs. In all, Ixs.
Some of the sayd chaimtery, vj/t. xvjs. \ijid.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, viij«. \ijd.
ob. g,; to the Kynges Majestic for fre rent out of the landes afPor-
sayd, iiijs. iijd,; to the towneshype of Todcastre for a close, called
8^. Johns Close, v«. iiijfl?.; payd for a poste fote standyng of the
grounde of Robert Wodemansey, nijd. In all, xviij«. yjd. ob. q.
And so remaneth, cxviijs. jd. q. J
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19. THE CIIAUNTERY OF SEYNTE KATERYNE IN THE SAYD PARYSSHE
OF TODDECASTRE.
Eauf Chapman, incumbent there. Of the foundacion of John
Twybell, beryng date the iiij^^ daye of Januarye in the yere of
Kynge Edward the iiij*^ ., xvijtt. To th'entente to pray for the
soules of the sayd f oimder and Monden, hys wyffe, and all Cristen
sonles at th'alter of Seynte Kateryne, wythin the church affore-
seyde. Havying landes and ten. to the value of yjli, vs. iiijd., whych
was put in f eolfament to divers persons to fynde a pryste, as is
afforesayd.
The same chauntery is wythin the sayd churche. The necessite
therof is to maynteane prayer afforsayd. There is no landes, ten.
soldo ne alienatyd sythe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni
regis Henrici viij^i, xxvij^^o,
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at iiij-s., plate, xxxiiij.s*.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in Toddecaster and XJskell
in tholdyng of dyvers persons, viz.: — one messuage in Uskell, wyth
appurtenaunces, and xliij a. of arrable lande and vij a. of medowe
in tholdyng of William Hargell, Ixs.; one cotage, in Toddecaster
with ij a. and iij r. of arrable lande in tholdyng of William
Danzell, vjs. viijV/.; one cotage in tholdynge of Thomas Bramonde,
viij.s.; one cotage in tholdyng of Laurence Corbrege iiijs.; one
cotage in tholdyng of Annes Fentman, ijs.; one cotage
in thold^Tig of Alys Bouketrowte, ij.s. viijV.; one cotage in thold-
yng of Richard Dowrotes, ij.s'. viij^.; one cotage in tholdynge of
John Scrope, iiijs.; one cotage in tholdynge of Robert Hedbye,
iiij,v.; one cotage in tholdynge of John Bame, iiijs.; one cotage in
tholdyng of Roberto Scoteraye, iiijs.; one cotage in tholdynge of
Christopher Bellerbye, ij.v. \iijd.; one bame belongyng to the sayd
chauntery, x.v.; two chambers pertenyng to the sayd chauntery,
iiiJ5.; the mansion house wyth an orchard of the sayd incumbents,
vJ6". viijV. In all, vj/i. \s. iiijV^.
Wherof
Paiablo yerely to the Kynges Majestye for a tenthe, vij^. ob,;
to the Kynges Majestic for fre rent, jd,; to my lorde archebyshop
of Yorke for fre rent, iijs.; for sute of courte in Spowford, uijd;
In all, xs, xd, ob.
And so remaneth, cxiiijs. yd. ob.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHEKBURN, AND OTLEY. 225
20. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNT JOHN BAPTYST WITHIN THE
PARYSHE OF TODECASTER.
John Smythe, incumbent therof . Founded by William Vavasor,
of Coddesworth, and William Cleveland, clerke, of Toddecaster,
beryng date the ij^ day of June, anno Henrici vij^i ., xx^ao. To
th'entente to pray for the soules of the sayd founders and all Cristen
soules at th'alter of Seynte John Baptist, iiijor dayes in the week,
that is to say, Sonday, Tewsday, Thursday, and Fryday, in the
quere, and in the sayd chappell at Todecaster Townesende, Monday,
Wedensday , and Satterday, yf they be not f estivall, to singe in the
quere afPoreseyd. Why eh foundacion is used accordynglye.
The same ehauntery is distaunt from the sayd parysshe churche
a quarter of a myle. The necessitie therof is that there is a great
water betwen the sayd parysshe and the ehauntery, so that when
it cresit with waters, the people there cannot come to the sayd
parysshe churche. There is no landes, ten. solde, syth the iiijth
day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^^o.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaimtery,
as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at v«.,
plate, xxviijs.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in the feldes of Exton
wythynthe lordeshyp of Todcaster, viz.: — one messuage in tholdyng
of Water (sic) Hyll, wyth a barne and a garthe, and xxviij a. of
arrable lande, lyeng wythynthe feldes of Oxton, xls.; one cotage
wyth a barne and a gaaih, and ix a. of arrable lande in tholdyng
of William Turner in the towne afforseyd, xviijs.; one cotage in
tholdyng of John Weste, xs.; one cotage in tholdyng of Robert
Gxamner, vjs. viijo?.; one cotage in tholdyng of Lions Lame, v».;
one cotage in tholdyng of Jennyt Smythe, wydowe, with a garth,
a bame, and vj a. of arrable lande, lyeng wythin the towne and
feldes of Todecaster, xs.; one cotage in tholdyng of James Atkyn-
son, in the sayd towne, iiijs.; one cotage in tholdinge of Eicharde
Flower, in the sayd towne, iiiJ6*. In all, injli, xvijs. viijfl?.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, vijs.
paiable to Sir William Fayrefax, knyght, for landes purchased of
the Kynges Majestic, belonging to the late monastery of Sawlay,
v«.; to the citie of Yorke, xviij^.; to Spoufford for sute of courte,
iiij«.; to Todecaster for lyke sute, iiijs. In all, xiiijs. ijd.
And so remaneth iiijli. iijs. YJd.
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21. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCH OF SAXTON.
William Cowper, incumbent there by the nomination of Henry
Twates, former to the Kynges Majestic of the parsonage there,
whyche was bounde to fynde a prieste there to pray for the soule
of EanfE Wodehonse, and the sonles of hys auncestors, and all
Cristen sonles, and the sayd incumbente to assiste the sayd parysshe
pryste for that there be within the parysshe xiiij^^howslyng people
and above. And the incumbent hath for hys stypend, payd by the
former afforsayd, iiij7e.
The same chauntery is wythyn the sayd parysshe church. The
necessitie therof is to mayntene praer and to be assistaunt to the
parysshe pryste in tyme of node. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne
alienatyd sithe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i., xxvij^^o.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes, none,
plate, none.
First, paiable yerely to the sayd incumbent for hys stypend, by
thandes of the sayd former, iiij7/.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenth, viij«.
And so remaneth, Ixxijs.
22. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNT ROKE WITHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF SHYERBORNE IN ELMET1\
William Skelton, incumbent there. Of the foundacion of
William Vavasor, beryng date the xxt^^ day of September, anno
regni regis Henrici vijvi ., xvjj^o. To th'entente to pray for the
soule of the founder and all Cristen soules, and every f estivall day
to be at dyvyne service for the mayntenaunce therof, and to kepe
an obyte for the sayd founder, and to gyve in almes, vjs. viijaf., and
every Good Fryday, v^., to fyve pore people, whyche foundacion is
used accordyngly.
The same chauntery is wythyn the sayd churche. The necessitie
therof is to mayntene praer and doe dyvyae servis as afore is
mencioned. There is no landes soldo ne alienatyd sithe the
iiij^^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i, xxvij"^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chann-
terye, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at vijs., plate, none.
THK DEANEfilES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 227
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in dyvers places, viz.: — one
ten. called, Eshe Wro, with certen lands and ten., lyeng in Lener-
ton and Barston, within the lordeshipe of Sherebume, now in the
tenure of one Elizabet Hurteley, vij7/.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, ixs. iiijd,; to hyi
Majestic for fre rentes out of the sayd landes and for sute of courte,
xviijs. viijc?. ob. In all, xxviijs. ob.
And so remaneth, cxjs, xjc?. ob.
Memorandum : — That the vicar of Shyerborne, of the tyme
beyng, dothe alweyes take the sayd landes by copie and payeth to
the Kynges Majestic for a fyne at every chaunge of a vicar, cs.
23. THE CHAUNTERYK OF SEYNT MARTYNE WITHIN THE PARYSSHK
CHURCHE OF SHERBORNE.
John Tayllor, incumbent there. Of the foundacion of Robert
Bossewell, sumtyme vicare there, beryng date the ij day of October,
anno regni regis Henrici viijvi.jX j 'no. To th'entente to pray for
the soule of the sayd Robert and all Cristen soules, at th'alter of
Seynt Martyne in the sayd churche, and to helpe dyvyne service
wyth an obyte to be kepte yerely at the sayd f easte of Seynte
Martyne in wynter, yf the revenues and proffettes of the sayd
landes wyll here the same, or elles not.
The same chauntery is wythin Hhe sayd church. The
necessitie therof is to mayntene praer and to be assistaunte to the
sayd curate, for that ther is in the sayd paryssh dcc houslyeng
people and above. There is no landes, ten. sold ne alyenatyd
sithe the iiij^^^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici
viijvi., xxvijnio.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes, valued atijs.,
plate, none.
Firste, the mansione house with tofte, crofte, iiij oxgange of
arrable lande, and xvij a. and a halfe of pene land, wythin the
towne and feldes of Shyerbume, in the tenure of Thomas
Stedman, by yere, cviJ6*. Item, one cotage in Sherebome wyth one
roode of lande, in the tenure of Elizabeth Barker, ^vydowe, by yere,
xJ5. ijd.
Some of the sayd chauntery, cxviij«. ijd.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenth, vij*.; to hys
Majestic for severall rentes, and customes yerely, with sute of
courte, xxxiiij^. ijd. In all, xljs. ijd.
And so remaneth, Ixxvij*.
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24. THE CHAPELL OR PARYSSHE CHURCHE OF SEYNT LEONARDE
WITHIN THE PARYSSHE OF TODDECASTKR.
Jolm Beverley, incumbent there. Of the foundaeion of th^
auncestors of William Vavasor, knyght, beryng no date. To
th'entente the sayd incumbent shulde mynistre all sacramentes and
sacramentalles to all th'ynhabitauntes wythin the mansion place of
Hasylwoode, and to burye, wedde, and christen wythin the sayd
ohapell, accordyng to the forsayd graunte. The sayd incumbent
hathe yerely out of the ferme of the milles of Sturton, Ixvja. yiijd.
for all grosse tythes of the seid parisshe of Haselwood, as the sayd
incumbent allegieth. And further the sayd incumbent hathe, over
and besides the sayd viiij.9. (sic), all offerynges and pety tythes,
whych revenue is wythin the sayd mansion place, wherby it shulde
seme the same, rather to be a parsonage than a fre chapell or
ohauntery, and paeth tenthes after the rate of iiij li. xvijs, nijd. for
the sayd annuities and tenthes.
The same chauntery is distaunt from the parysshe church of
Toddecastre, whyche they calle the motherchurch, ij myles and
above. The necessitie therof is to mayntene prayer, and alledged
to be a parysshe church, as afore is mensioned. There is no landes,
ten. soldo ne alienatyd sythe the iiijtl^ day of February, anno regni
regis Henrici viij^., xxvij^f^o.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes, valued at
xiij.<f. viijV. plate, none.
Firste, a certen yerely rent comyng out of the myllnes of Star*
ton to th'use of the sayd incumbent, as affore is mensioned, lxvj«.
viij(/. Item, one mansion house with a garthe and a garden, in-
comyn amongst thre incumbentes ther, xjs. vjd.
Some of the sayd chauntery, Ixxviij.?. ijd,
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, ixs. xd. oh.
And so remaneth, Ixviijs. \\]d, ob.
25. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE SEYD CHURCHE
OR CHAPELL.
William Byngley, incumbent ther. Of the foundaeion of Heniy
Vavasor, knyght, beryng date in the kalende of Marche in the yere
of our lord God mcccxxxij. To th'entente to pray for the souleof
the sayd Henry and Constaunce, hys wyef, and all Cristen soules
and to ministre dyvyne service wythin the sayd chaunteiye at
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 229
Haselwood. Whych incumbent hathe yerely payd by the vicars
choralles of the mynyster of York, by reson of the impropriacion
of the churche of Water Freston, belongyng to the sayd vicars, v
marc'.
The same chauntery is wythin the sayd chappell or church.
The necessitie is to doe dyvyne service and mayntene praer, as afore
is mensioned. There is no landes ne ten. sold ne aUenatyd sithe
the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viijvi , xxvij"^®.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chauntery,
as apperyth by inventory e, that is to say, goodes valued at x«.
viijW., plate, none.
Firste, a certen yerly rent payd to th'use of the sayd incum-
bent by the vicars choralls of the minister of Yorke, by reason of
the impropriacion of the churche of Water Freston, belongyng to
the said vicars, v marc' ; and for hys mansion house, nS, quia
antea. In all, lxvj«. \iijd,
Paiable to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, Yijs. xjd. oh.
And so remaneth, lviij«. viij(/. ob.
26. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNT NICHOLAS WYTHIN THE SAYD
PARYSSHE CHURCH OR CHAPPELL.l
John Hagger, incumbent there. Of the foundacion of th'exe-
cutors of the seyd Henry Vavasor, by the Kynges licence, beryng
date V day of June the yere of Kynge Henry vj*^ xxxj. To
th'entente to pray for the soules of the sayd late Kyng, the sayd
founder, Margaret, hys wyefFe, and all Cristen soules, as apperyth
by foundacion, and used accordyng, as affore is mensioned.
The same chauntery is wythyn the sayd parysshe church. The
necessitie therof is to mayntane praer, as aifore is mensioned.
There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^ day of
February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij™^.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xijs. viijf/., plate, xxxs.
Firste, certen landes and ten. sett, lyeng, and beyng in diveres
places, viz : — one ten. and iiij cotages wyth liiij a. of land and .
. . in Ferybrigge in tholdyng of John Mileston, ....
. . . ; and a cotage with xxiiij a. of lande and medow in
Fenton', in tholdyng of the wyffe of Mathew Rawlyn, xxvjs. viijrf.;
one ten. wyth xl a. lande and medow, in tholdyng of John Bartlet
lyeng in Aberford, xls.; one cotage and a garden in Aberford, in
(1) There was another chantry in the chapel of St. Nicholas, founded by William.
BarKer, of Tadcaster, and Ag^es, his wife, in 1395. Fat.^ 19 Rie. Il^yP' 2, m. 31.
230 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
tholdyng of Eichard Carter, vjs.; one cotage in Aberford, in
tholdyng of ChoUis Wh} lyto, iijs. iiijfi^.; one ten. with xij a. land
and medow in Adwalton, in tholdyng of Eichard Eavisden, x«.
In all, Yij li, iiijd,
Paiable yerely to the Kjnages Majestie for a tenthe, xvs. oh.
And so remaneth, vj7i. vs. iijc/. oh.
27. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY WYTHIN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF OTTLEY.
Edward Lynley, incumbent therof . Havyng no foundacion.
Whych incumbent, at the firste begynnyng, was hyred by the
parochians there to helpe and further the curate for the myny-
stracion, not onely of dyvyne service, but also for the visitacion of
th'ympotent and pore people wy thyn the sayd parysshe, wherin are
of howslyng people to the nombre of a m., at the least. The same
considered {sic) syns the begynnynge of the same, certen landes
hathe beyne gyven by dyvers and sondry well dysposed persons
of the paiysshe.
The same chauntery is wythin the parysshe churche afforseyd.
The necessitie therof is to mayntene praer and to aeyde the curate
in tyme of nede, havyng wythyn the sayd parysshe of howselyng
people the nombre of m. at the leaste. There is no landes, ten.
solde, ne alyenatyd sythe the \\\]^^ day of February, anno regni
regis Henrici viij^'i., xxvij^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventorye, that is to say, goodes valued at
xvjs. iiijV., plate, none.
Firste, copihold and frehold landes, pertenyng to the sayd
chauntery, in tholdyng of dyvers persons, viz : — Sir William
Cawverley, knyght, xs.; my lady Johnson, xjs. ijV.; Thomas
Kyghtley, ixs.; John Faukes, xvjV.; Eobert Bank, viijV,; Nicholas
Bardlay, n]d,\ Christopher Pyckerd, xvijV/.; Thomas Smythe and
Edmunde Smythe, vii]\/.; Percewell Michell, xijV.; Ezabell Clark,
iij.9.; Eobert Sharpe, xijr/. In all, xxxixs. yyL Item, certen bur-
gage lande belonging to the sayd chauntery, in tholdyng of dyvers
persons, viz : — Eobert Sharpe, vijs ; Christopher Graynes, vj«.
viijfl?.; the wyefe of Eichard Jemyng, xJ6'. iiij^.; Thomas Tumar,
vijs.; Eobert Cowper, xij.s\; John Sharpe, ij-s-.; George Cawdray,
iijs. iiij^. ; Margarete Venere, ijs.; Thomas Inglande, xiiijV. In
all, xlj«. vjr/. Item, certen rentes fawlne to the sayd chauntery by
beyldyng of burgages in the tenure of dyvers persons, viz : —
James Wolsyndayll and George Burnett, iijs. iiijfl^.; Christopher
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 231
Jennynge, iiijs.; Thomas Glimer, duryng hys lyffe, for a burgage,
iiijs., and afterwarde to remayne to the chauntery.i In all, vijs.
viijf/.
Some of the sayd chauntery, iiij7/. viij.s. yiijcl.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe vijs. ixd.; to
my lord archebisshope of Yorke, as well for fre rente as copyholde,
x.s\ vijfl?. ob.; In all, xviijs. iiijd, ob.
And so remaneth, Ixxs. iij^. ob.
28. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNTE JOHN TH'eVANGELYSTE IN THE
CHAPPELL OF BALEDEN WYTHYN THE SAYD PARYSSHE.
Eichard Cawdrey, incumbent therof. Havyng no foundacion,
but that the sayd incumbent and other hys predecessors, tyme out
of mynd, have used to say masse and ministre sacramentes and
sacramentalles in the sayd chappell, havyng dyvers waters there
betwen the seid chappell and the parish church, that th'ynhabi-
tantes there cannot come to the sayd parysshe churche. And there
be ix^^ howslyng people and above.
The same chaimtery is dystaunt from the sayd parysshe
churche iiij miles and more. The necessitie is that theyre be
divers and sondry waters betwen the parysshe church and the
towne so that th'inhabitauntes cannot come to the f orsayd parysshe
churche, as afore is mensioned. There is no landes, ten. solde ne
alienatyd sythe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^., xxvijmo.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chaun-
tery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xxvijs. iiij^., plate, xxviijs.
Pirste, one messuage wyth th'appurtenaunces sett, lying, and
beyng in Baildon, in tholdyng of Robert Tailor, Ixv. Item, one
close, called Kyrke Lande, in tholdynge of the sayd incumbent,
xxs.
Some of the sayd chauntry, iiij//.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, viij.s.
And so remaneth, Ixxijs.
(1) Lands called Ladie Closes in the tenure of Margaret Falmep, belonging to
the same chantry, concealed. Excheq. Spec, Com. 2605.
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29. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR BLESSED LADY IN HAMELTON
WYTHYN THE PARYSSHE OF BRATON.
John Richardson, incumbent there. Founded by William
Hamelton,! bereyng date the yere of ourLorde God mcccvij**^. To
th'entente to pray for the soule of the sayd founder and all Cristen
fioules, and to mynystre sacramentes unto the parochians wythyn
the sayd chauntery. There be within the sayd parysshe xv^^ how-
slyng people.
The same chauntery is distaunt from the sayd parysshe
church two myles and more. The necessitie is to do dyvyne ser-
vice and helpe to mynystre sacramentes, as afore is mensioned.
There is no landes, ten. soldo, ne alienatyed sithe the iiij^^t day of
February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij™^.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at xiiijs.. plate, xxxijs.
Firste, a certen stypend payd f urthe of the parysshe churche of
Brodysworthe by thandes of deane and chapetre of the churche of
Yorke, at ij times by yere, as apperyth by composycion, vj7*. xiij«.
iiij(/. Item, one chauntery house wyth an orcharde, iijs. iiijrf.;
two cotages in Hamelton, viijs ; one close wyth iij a. land, called
Bayle Gyven, xs.; one close with ij a. lande, called Oxmorerodyng,
gyven to the chauntery, vs. In aU, xxvjs. m]d.
Some of the sayd chaimtery, vij/e. xix«. viijrf.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, xiijs. yjd ; to
Sir George Darcy, knyght, for out rent, yjd, ; to the churche of
Braton for a knowlegge (sic) to be thedde churche, mjd. In all,
xv«. iiijd.
And so remaneth, Yijli, iiijs. iiij^/.
30. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY OF GATEFORTH IN THE SAYD
PARYSSHE.
Robert Broke, incumbent thereof. Founded of John Ijaoy,
berynge date in the yere of our Lord God mxxxij (sic). To th'entente
to pray for the soule of the sayd founder and all Cristen soules,
and to say dyyyne service in the sayd chauntery, and to minystre
to seake persons wythin the same when nede requiryth.
The same chauntery is dystaunt from the sayd parysshe
(1) Licence to William de Hamelton, Dean of York, and John de Merkynfeld,
clerk, to grant lands to John de NasHington, parson of the church of Brayton, for a
chaplain to pt^rform service in the said church in honour of the JBlesaed Maiy the
Virgin. 23 Feb., 1302. Fat., 30 £dtv. /., p. I, m. 27.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, 8HEKBURX, AND OTLEY. 233
chiirche ij myles and halfe.^ The necessitie therof is to mayntene
praer afforesayd. There is no landes, ten. sold, ne alienatyd sythe
the iiij^^ day of Februarye, anno regni regis Henrici viij^.,
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the sayd chaiin-
tery, as apperythe by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at
xiij.9. iiijd,, plate, xxxijs.
Firste, certen landes and ten. perteynyng to the sayd ohauntery,
in tholdyng of dyvers persons, viz : — one chaunteryhouse wyth an
orchiirde, a lytell erofte, and ix a. of arrablelande, v.§.; one wynde-
myll, xs.; one close, called Stockynges, viijs.; one close, called the
Carre, vjW.; one close, called iij acres, in the tenure of Robert
Bradshaw, vijs.; one close, called Whyttland, in the tenure of
William Batte, William Knowllis, and Richard Bartan, xxxijs.;
two toftes, in the tenure of Thomas Bambrogh, xs.; one close,
called Westerodyng, xiij.§. iiijV. In all, iiijli, xj«. iiijci. One yerely
rent payd by maystres Norman, furthe of Burton in Elmytt, iJ5.;
one tofte in Selby in the tenure of Thomas Wooddan, iijs. iiijd,;
one tofte in Selby, in the tenure of Richarde Fynggylton, iij«.
iiijfl?. In all, viijs. viijc?.
Some of the sayd chauntery, cs.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majesty e for a tenthe, ix6f. xjV. ob, q.
And soremaneth, iiij/t. x</. q.
Memorandum : — That there is a comone woode, conteynyng
XXX a., belongyng to Gateforth afforesayd, as apperyth by compo-
sicion more playnly.
31. THE CHAUNIERY OF OUR LADY AT Th'eNDE OF FERREYBRIGG
WYTHYN THK TARYSSHE OF BRODERTON.
Robert Doy, incumbent therof, and founded by Robert Sutton,
dated the firste weke of Apryell in the yere of our Lorde God
MLXXJ {sic) to pray for the soule of the sayd founder and one,
Walter Grray,2 sometyme archebysshope of Yorke, and all Cristen
soules, and to do dyvyne service and say masse in the sayd
chauntery.
The same chauntery is dystaunt from the sayd parysshe churche
a quarter of a myle. The necessitie therof is to do dyvyne service
and mayntene praer afforsayd. There is no landes, ten. solde ne
alyenatyd S3rthe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viijvi., xxvij^^o.
(1) In some depositions taken in 1570 it was stated that G-ilbert Ley held of the
Quf en a ruinous chapel aud an old chapel garth in Gateforth. £xcheq. ISpec. Com,
2649.
|2) Walter Gray died in 1255.
234 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
ohauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes
valued at lijs. viijV., plate, xxx«.
Firste, certen landes and ten. perteynyng to the sayd ohaun-
tery, in tholdyng of dyvers persons, viz : — William Wilson, iij«.
yjd,; Raufe Burton, vij.9.; Robert Halyby, viijc/.; Roger Pereson,
iiijv. viijfl?.; Edwarde Dyyse (.m), vijV/.; Medlay wyfe, vr/.; Browne
wyfe, xv]V/.; Thomas Smyth, yjs. viijV.; one house in tholdyng of
Williamsons, yjs. viijr/.; John Walker, xij.v.; John Wodehouse,
iiijs. viijr/.; John Gaseoign, xijV.; Robert Bamebowe, xij^ ; John
Burton, vij^. njd.; of the same for John Natt, xviijd.; Thomas
Dawson, xiijs. iiijd.; a certen pension payd yerely fun he of
Kirkbe upon Wharf e, xLs.; Thomas Dauson, viijs. ix^.; Robert
Warde, iijs. xd.; John Me wise, xiiijfl?.; the house at the bryge ende,
iiijs. In all, vij//. iiij.s*. ixd,
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kinges Majestie for a tenthe, xij«. ob.; for
sute of courte to Shyerborne, viij^* In all, xij.9. viijc?. ob.
And so remanethe, wjlL xijs. ob.
32. THE CHAUNTERY OF IJ PRISTES OF THE TKENYTE OF OUR LADY
WYTHYN THE TARYSSHK CHUKCHE OF WHYTEKERKE.
Richard Wryght and William Gamell, incumbentes. Of the
foundacion of William Skerregille, i esquire, dated in the yere of
our Lord God Mcccci.vijth the yere of Kynge Henry the vjt^^.
XXV ijt^. (sic). To th'entente to pray for the soule of the founder
and all Cristen soules, and to fynde an obyte and to serve in the
quiere and to cause a sermond to be mayd in the churche or
churche yarde yerly.
The same chauntery is wythyn the sayd parysshe church
aforesayd. The necessitie therof is to do dyvyne service and
mayntene praer, as affore is meiisioned. There is no landes, ten.
soldo ne alienatyd sythe the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni
regis Henrici viij^J., xxvij"^'».
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at cij«., plate, viiJ6'.
(1) Licence to William Scargyll, the elder, to found a chantry of two chaplains
at the altar of the Holy Trinity in the church of the Blesned Mary of Whit yrk, to
pray f«»r the said William and t' e nouI of Uon-tance, hin wife. AIho licence to the
Hanie William, JameH Strangwis, knight, Ralph Pigot, Edmuud Fitz WtlliMin,
William Myrfeld, Elobert N^-ville, Guy Fairfax, Robert Fleming, and Robert del
Hall. feoffeeR to the use of the said WitliHm, to endow the same with a rent of 16
marks out of the manors of Scargyll, Tuorp subtus Rothewelhagh, eto. 5 June,
1448. Fat., 26 Ben. VI., p. 2, m. 21.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 235
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng in dy vers places, in tholdyng
of dyvers persons, viz : — Richard Wryght and William Gamyll,
incumbentes of the sayd chauntery, have in theyre possessyen one
house in Whytekyrke, called the Chauntery Howse, wyth one
orcharde and a lytell close, conteynyng iij a. ground, xs.; one
house in Poumffret in tholdyng of Thomas Cowper, xs.; one ten.
in Poumffret in the tenure of Henry Everyngham, xs. In all,
xxxs. Item, the sayd incumbentes doe receve yerely, at Whytson-
tyde and Martilmas by evyn porcons, of theirs of William Skergill,
there founder, xli. xiijs. iiijV , goyng out of certen landes, whych
nowe dame Joan Scargill hath in possession, as by there composi-
cion manyfestly doth appere, xli, xiijv. iiij^.
Some of the sayd chaimtery, xij//. iijs. iiijd,
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenth, xxjs. ii^d. ob. q.y
and the vicar of Whytekerk, for fre rent goyng furth of the house^
called the Chauntery House, v^.*. In all, xxvjs. iijd, ob. q.
And so remaneth, xli, xvijc/. q.
33. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY OF PITIE WITH IX THE
PARYSSH CHURCHE OF SPOFURTH.
William Eunbold, incumbent therof . Founded of th'executors
of Nicholas Middelton, dated the yere of our Lord God mdiij, and
in the yere of Kyng Henry the vij*^., xix, by reason of a feoffe-
ment therof mayd. To th'entent to pray for the soule of the sayd
founder and all Cristen soules at th'alter of Our Lady of Pitye
there, and to helpe to sing in the quere in time of dyvine service,
and helpe the curate in tyme of nede
Charged nether with
fyrste frutes nor tenthes.
The same chauntery [is within] the sayd parysshe churche. The
necessitie therof is to [do] dyvyne service and mynystre . .
sacramentes as afore is mensioned. There is no landes, ten. sold
fne alienatyd] sythe the iiij^li . day of Februarye, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i., xxvij™o.
[Groodes, omamentes, and] plate perteynynge to the sayd
chauntery, as apperythe by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at xjs. (?) iijV., plate, . . . viijV.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng and beyng in dyvers places
in the tenure of divers persons, viz : — one ten. in Weton, in the
tenure of John Knyghtsone and John Suttell, xliiijs.; one ten. in
Newbye in the tenure of Anthony Smythe, xxxs.; one ten. in
Lathley, in the tenure of Thomas Dun well, xs. viijW.; one cotage
there in the tenure of Richard Thomling, per annum, vjs.; j cotage
in the tenure of Jane Wilson, xijr/.; j close, in the tenure of
236 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
William Barlay, iij^. iiijV/.; j cotage in Spofurde, in the tenure of
Jane Parke, wjdow, iiJ6f. In all, ciijs.
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for fre rent, iiij«. jd. Item,
to the house of Seynte Leonardo, late dysolved, ijs
In all, iiij«, ....
And so remaneth, iiij7e. xvs, xjd,
34. THE CHAUNIERY OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE SAYD
CHURCHE.
John Eyer, incumbent. Founded by the parson, with other
landes gyven by others. To th'entente that the sayd incumbent
shulde dayly be assistaunte to the sayd parson in tyme of dyvyne
service, and for the mynystracion of other sacramentes and sacra-
mentalles. Havyng wythin the sayd parysshe the nombre of
howslyng people dcccc. and above. And charged nether wyth
fyrste frutes nor tenthes.
The same chauntery is within the sayd parysshe churche. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvyne service and to be assistaunt to
the sayd parson in tyme of nede. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne
alienatyd sithe the iiij^^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i., xxvij'"^.
Groodes, ornamentes, and plate [perteynynge to the sayd
chauntery, as apperythe by inventory, that is to say, goodes]
valued at xiijs. iiijV/., plate, none.
Firste, certen landes and ten. in Spofurde, in the tenure of
divers persons, viz : — two cotages in Spofurde in the tenure of
John Cowper and William Dighton, vjs. viijfl?.; iiij a. and thre
rode of arrable lande, in the tenure of Ey chard Paver, iiij/f.; Alice
Wodburne v r. of medowe, vs.; Thomas Morbray, one roode and a
halfe of medow, xvjV/.; Robert Jacson, th'elder, one acre of medowe,
ijs. viijV/.; James Mylbruke, for a close, xx^.; James Smythe, for
vj a. arrable lande, vjs. viijr/.; John Paver, for pasture ground,
xvjr/.; one house, in tholdyng of the sayd incumbent, with certen
lande, xiijs. In all, xlijs. iijd.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for fre rent, x«.; and for
sute of courte to the sayd lordshype of Spoufurde, iiijV. In all, x«.
• • • • J
111] a.
And so remaneth, xxxijs.
Memorandum : — That wythin the sayd parysshe of Spoforde,
ben ij other chapelles, wherof one chappell at Wetherby, ij myles
from the parysshe churche, and th'other at Follyfett, a myle and a
halfe of, wherunto belong nether londes, ten., nor goodes ; nor
masse sayd there but at seldome tymes at the will of the parochians.
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHEEBUKN, AND OTLEY. 237
35. THE CHAUNTERY OR GUYLDE WITHIN THE PARYSSHE CHURCHE
OF HAMPSTWAYTE.
Richard Bulland, incumbent. Havyng no foundacion other
than by reason of a guylde, whereunto the sayd parochians, wyth
divers other of theyie acqueyntaunce, have resort unto, and hadde,
by reason therof, gathered so moche money by processe of tyme, as
they purchased in londes and ten. of copyholde lande holden of the
Kjmges Majestie for hys lordeshyp of Knaresburgh, for the mayn-
tenance of a pryste to helpe the curate of the sayd parysshe, not
onely to mynyster devyne service dayly don wythin the same, but
also to visite such pore and impotente people as happenyth to be
visite wyth seknes. There be wythin the sayd parysshe of hows-
lyeng people to the nombre of nc and above, wherof some of the
sayd parochians are inhabited from the sayd parysshe churche, v
myles and above, whych landes, so purchased, were surrendered to
certen feoffees to th'use of the sayd incumbent and suche other as
shall occupye the same hereafter. Whych chauntery hathe ben
used by the space of xl yeres paste.
The same chauntery is wythin the sayd parysshe churche.
The necessitie therof is to do dyvyne service and be assistaunt to
the curate there when nede requyeryth, as affore is mencioned.
There is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^^ day of
February, anno regni regis llenrici viij^i., xxvij'no.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at vjs. x]d,, plate, none.
Firste, certen landes and ten. in Hamstwaytt in tholdyng of
divers persons viz.: — Thomas Beckwyth, for a close of medowe,
xiJ5.; George Horamlay, a ten. with appurtenances, xviijs. viijc?.
oh.; Thomas Scaffe, for a pece of medowe, vijs. ijd,; the sayd
Thomas for a close, iijs. vijd.; William Sawceyd, one ten., xvijs.
ijd.; John Parker wyffe, for a close, vjs. iij^.; Gasson wyeife, a
ten., viijs. jd,; Thomas Sutton, th'elder, for one ten., xijs. xd.;
Thomas Lupton, for a ten., viijs. xd.; John Parker of Rawden, for
a close, Yijs. iiijc?.; Richard Bidleyn, for ij closes, vjs. vijV.; John
Hudson for a close, iiijs. yd.; William Timble, for a close, V5.
viijV ; Robert Byrkehede, for a ten., ijs.; Richard Hochingson, for
a close, iijs. yd.; Robert Myer, for a ten., iiijs. yjd.; John Barnes,
for half an acre of medowe, xd. ob.; Styven Bunche, y\\]d.;
Richard Parcar, for a close, xjV. oh.; Myles Stubbe, a close \\s.
ixd.; Thomas Askew for a close ; iJ5. i]d. oh. In all, y]U. xvjs.
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestie for a tenthe, viijs. m]d.; to
hys Majestie for certen chief rentes due to the lordeship of Knares-
burgh, xxxix«. i]d. In all, xlvijs. vjc?.
And so remaneth, iiij/«. viijs. y]d.
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^6. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNT SYTHE IN THORNEWAYTE BEYNG A
VILLAGE WYTHIN THE PARYSSHE OF HAMPSWAYTE.
George Eedshawe, incumbent there. Havyng no foundacion
but purchased by the benyvolence of the parochians for there owne
ease, by cause they are of farre distaunt from the sayd parysshe
church. Charged nether with fyrste frutes nor tenthes.
The same chauntery is distaunt from the sayd parysshe churche
iij myles. The necessitie therof is as affore is mensioned. There
is no landes, ten. sold ne alienated sithe the iiij^l^ day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i ., xxvij"^o.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued
at ijs., iiijf/., plate, xxijs.
Firste, certen [lands] and ten., holden by copy of the lordshyp
of Knaresburgh, in tholdyng of dy vers persons, viz : — one ten. in
tholdyng of Marmaduke Bekwyt, xijs.; one ten. in tholdyng of the
same, xxJ6\ vj^.; one ten. in tholdyng of John Lancastre, vjs. viijrf.;
one close of medowe in tholdyng of George Pulley, vjs. iijd. In
all, xlvjs. yd,
Wherof
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for chief rent to hys lorde-
fihyp of Knaresburgh, iij«. ixd.
And so remaneth, xlij.s. viijV.
Memorandum : — That there is a stok of iiij^^xv yewes,
remaynyng in dyvers mens handes, at thys day, pryce of every
yew, xijr/., whych pryce they are bonde to pay whyther they live
or die. The yerely prof ett therof belongyth towardes the fyndyng
of a pryste to celebrate there, iiij It , x\s.
37. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNTE JAMES WYTHYN THE PARYSSHE
CHURCHE OF PANNALL.
EauEE Calton, incumbent there. Havyng no foundacion other
then of the benevolence of the parysshe, whych have purchased
certen copyhold landes lyeng in the sayd parysshe of Pannall,
holden of the lordshyp of Knaresburgh alforseyd. And there are
of howslyng people to the nombre of xv^^ and above.
The same chauntery is wythin the sayd parysshe churche.
The necessitie therof is to helpe the curate in tyme of nede to
mynystre sacramentes and other dyvyne service. There is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienatyd sithe the iiij^l^ day of February, anno
regni regis Henrici viij^i ,^ xxvij™^.
THK DEANERIES OF ANSTY SHERBURN AND OTLEY. 239
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd
chauntery, as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes
valued at vs., plate, xxiiijs.
Firste, certen landes and ten. lyeng and bejng in divers places
in the tenure of divers persons, viz.: — William Brekes holdyth iiij
a. of copyholde londes lyeng in Kosset wythyn the towneshyp of
Kelynglialle, holdyng of our soveraigne lord the Kyng by copy of
courte roll as of hys castell of Knaresburgh, xiijs ijd.; John
Serjanson holdyth a messuage and ix a. of copyholde landes of the
sayd castell, xxijs. ijd. ob.; John Praunce, holdyth by copyholde,
one messuage and ij a. of the sayd castyll, xjs ixd,; Christopher
Marten, holdyth a messuage, v a. and one half epenneworth of copy-
holde landes holden of the castell xvjs. iiijfl?.; William Woodward,
holdyth ij messuages of copyholde landes holden of the castell, ijs.;
Henry Warde, holdyth a pennyworth of copyholde of the castell,
xvflf ; William Catton, holdyth ij a. and half e of copyholde landes
of the sayd castell, vs., ijd. ob.; William Herdesty, holdyth v a. of
copyholde land of the castell, xiiijs. iiijr/. ob,; Robert Lee, holdyth
a cotage of copyholde landes, lyeng in Garston, holden of the
prebynd of Garyndall by copy of court roll, iiijs. In all, iiijli,
xs. iijd, ob,
Paiable yerely to the Kynges Majestic for a tenthe, vijs. iiij^^.; to
hys Majestic for chief rent to the castell of Knaresburgh, xvj.s\ xjd.
In all, xxiiijs. iij^.
And so remaneth Ixvjs. ob.
38. THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNT JAMES IN BOLTON WYTHIN THE
PARYSSHE OF BISSHOPWYLTON.
There is no incumbent to the same belongyng. Havyng no
foundacion but begon of the benevolence of the parochians of the
sayd towne of Bolton ; havyng there often tymes great waters,
that they in no wyse can come to the sayd parysshe church, and
when they be dysposed they hyre a pryste to syng in the sayd
chapell. Beyng nether charged with fyrst frutes nor tenthes.
The same chauntery is dy staunt from the sayd parysshe churche
ij myles and more. The necessitie therof is that there is great
waters oftentymes, that in no wyse they can come to the sayd
parysshe churche. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienatyd sythe
the iiij^^ day of February anno regni regis Henrici viij^i.,
xxvij^io.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the sayd chauntery,
as apperyth by inventory, that is to say, goodes valued at vs. vj^.,
plate, xxxijs.
First, certen landes and ten., sett, lyeng, and beyng at Bolton
240 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
afforeseyd, perteynynge to the sayd chaunterye, in the tenure of
dyvers persons, that is to say, one cotage in the tenure of
William Graggell of Bolton, paynge by yere, iiij*.; two oxgang
of lande in the tenure of Kichard Monke and William Vessel, in
Bolton afforseyd, vjs. In all, xs.
Some of the sayd chauntery xs, qui remanent.
Memorandum : — That there is another chappell in the towne of
Yulethorpe, dystaunt from the sayd parysshe church one mile,
havynge no incumbent ner landes, but one chalyce, price xls., and
omamentes, ijs. In all, xlijs.
39. THE COLLEDGE OF ACASTER CALLID SEYNT ANDREWES COLLEDGE
IN IHE PARISSHE OF STYLLYNGFLETE IN THE COUNTIE OF THE
CITIE OF Y'ORKE.
WiUiam Alcoke, provouste. The same is a coUedge, founded
by Robert Styllyngton, for a provouste and thre pristes, wherof one
to be a scole master and to pray for the sowles of Kyng Edward the
iiij<^^, the queue, his wyffe, the prince, his sonne, the founder, and
all Glisten sowles.
The same is dystaunt from the parisshe churche a myle, and
greate water running betwixt the same and the parisshe church.
The necessitie is to meynteyne preyer. There is no landes, ne ten.
soldo, alyenyd, ne entrid unto sythens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
appereth by inventorie, that is to say, goodes valued at xxxvij«.
yd,, plate, ui]li, Yijs, Yijd,
Firste, the scyt of the howse of the sayd (sic) is worth be yere
xiijs. iiijd. Item, fre rentes in Northcave, viz.: — of Wylliam Bab-
thorpe, ijs.; Hugh Genedson, xijd.; theyr of Edward Knyght, yijd.;
John Slader, jd, oh. In all, iijs. viijV. ob, . Item, fre rentes, viz.: —
of John Seker, xviijV.; of Robert Belt, yl. In all, x\xd. Item,
rentes in Northcave, by copye in thandes of dyvers persons, viz,: —
of Thomas Holdstocke, ijs. xd,\ John Jackson, vs.; George
Myddelton, vs.; John EUerker, ijs. xd,\ and Christopher Podener-
swod (?), xiijs. m.]d. In all, ....
Item, rents and farms in Northcave by copye, in the tenure of
dyvers persons, by indenture, viz.: — of Hugh Geneson (?), xijs. iiijd;
Christopher Podenerswood, xiiijs.; John Anderson, xvijs. vjrf.
Rychard Londesdale, xxvijs.; John Kerkebye, xvs.; . . Najd
. . ; wydowe Jacson, iiijs.; Christopher Sten, xvs. xd,\ vrydowe
Mershall, xxs. vjd.; wydowe Lyncolne, iijs. uijd,; Wylliam
Browne, xiiijs.; Christopher Kemp, xs.; Wylliam Goodlade^
THE DEANERIES OF ANSTY, SHERBURN, AND OTLEY. 241
xs. xt/.; wydowe Wryght, V5.; wydowe Watson, ixs. yjd.; John
Gawdye (?), xjs. yjd.; Wylliam Nard, ;
RaufE Bayly, xxs. yjd.; Richard Bursay, Is. yjd.; Nycholas Bald-
ston (?), yjs, yiijd.; John Wryght, liij«. nijd.; wydowe Podenswood,
Item, certen ten. in SouthclyfPe (?) in th'occupacion of dyvers
persons, viz.: — of Thomas Deane, xxjs. ixd.; Symon Kirkby, xxs.
iijd.; Robert Barker, yjs. viij^.; John Robynson,
iij«.; John Burton, Randell Harte, vjs. viijV.;
William Thursbye, iiij*.; wydowe Watson, John
. . Item, certen rentes of dyvers ten. in Ronr. ... in
th'occupacion of dyvers and sundrie tenaunts, viz : — of William
Fraunces, . . . Ixxixs. yiijd.; Staunger,
xxs. vj^.; William . . . Robert Saye John
Esse,ijs.viij^.; Wylliam Grascoygne, vij.s\iiijrf.; Wylliam Wryght (?)
Item, certen rents in in
the tenure of John Wryght, xs.; the same John, vs.; RaufEe
EjiowUes
Sum of the said college, xxxvA'. xij.s. xjd. oh.
[Illegible]
Memorandum : — There is a chauntery founded by Sir Wylliam
Maleverer (?)
. . . . vij a. of lande ther, called Wyp. . . . , viij a. of
lande there Fobkerby ?, Swynefletr, and
Estofte to have the said Sir William declared
by a certain dede indentyd the xx daye of March, anno regni
regis Henrici viij^., xij^^o gave [illegible].
Memorandum : — That Sir Wylliam Gasconge and the ladye
Brygett, his wyffe, upon the examinacion of this matter
the viij dale of Auguste in the xxxviij yere of the reigne of King
Henry the hath shewed one dede
indentyd, dated the ij daye of May, in the xxvj yere of the Kynges
Majesties reigne that no we is, whereby
Brygett Stokes had purchased as well the
patronage of the same churche as landes assigned for the dotacion
therof , and further
have not any priste in the same, but the
sayd Sir Wylliam Grascoon and the ladye Brygett have occupyed
the sayd land accordynge to the
which was afore the statute. . . . xxvij . . .
shewed one dede of feoffment of the
premysses, dated the iij daye of the seyd moneth
churche of
Torke and others were inf eoffed to the use of the sayd Brygett
and her heyrez.
242 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Memorandum : — That [illegible].
[sums total fok the said deaneries.]
Somme of the goodes aforesaid, xxvj7«. xiij«. jd.
Somme of the plate aforesaid, xxxrijli, xiiij«.
Somme of the possessions aforesaid, colxviij/e. vijs. ixd.
Somme of the deduccions aforesaid, xxxiiij//. xij«. yiijd. q.
And so remayneth, clere, cexxxiij//. xiiijv. ob. q.
THE DEANERY OF CRAVEN.^
1. [The articles of inquiry, as on p. 5.]
2. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE ROOD IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
SKIPTON IN CRAVEN.
William Thirkyll, incumbent. Of the foundaoion of Margarett
Brande, widowe, and Richard Peck/ clerke, which foundacion the
said incumbent hath not ready to be shewed. To th'entent the
same incumbent shulde say masse every day, when he is disposed,
at the said alter at vj of clok in the momynge in sommer, and
at vij in wynter, for the purpose that aswell the mhabitantes of the
said towne, as Kendalmen and strangers, may here the same ; and
further to helpe dyvyne service in the quere ther, and to helpe the
curate of the same church to mynystre sacrementes and sacremen-
talles to the parochians of the same, for so moche, that the same
paroche is of grete circuyte.
The same is within the saide church and used accordingly.
There is no landes alienated sithens the statute. The necessitie, as
before is rehersyd.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz. : — goodes, valued at xij«. xrf.,
and plate, nil.
First, Richard Jakman holdyth one house with the appurten-
aunces in Skipton, xjs. xd.; Richard Dawtree, one house in Carleton
with th'appurtenaunces, xvj«. viij^?.; [blank] Smalpage, one house
with th'appurtenaunces ther, xvjs. viijfl?.; Brian Morley, one house
with th'appurtenaimces in Stirton, viij«. YJd.; Hugh Clerke, one
house with th'appurtenaunces in Stirton, vs.; Rauf "Wetherhide, one
house with a garth ther, x«.; Brian Morley, one house and a garth
ther, viij«.; William Shawe, j house and a garth ther, v«.; John
(1) Here begins Augmentation Office, Chantry Certificate, No. 70.
244 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Iveson, one shop ther, iiijs.; Miles Holme, one chambre ther, iij.v.
injd.; and one chambre in the oceupacion of the sameinoumbent,
not rented. In all, iiijli. ix«.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, viij«. xd.;
to the erle of Cumberlande for fre rent, going f urth of one house
in Skipton, x^.; to the same for fre rent going furth of one shop
ther, yjd.; and to the same erle for fyne of conrte, and to the
bnrghbalif and market warden ther, x\ijd. In all, xij«. ijd.
And 80 remanyth, Ixxvjs. xd.
3. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OWRE LADY IN THE SAIDE PAROCH
CHURCHE.
Koger Martyndale, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Thomas
Garth', as apperyth by indenture, maide betwixth the feoffiez of the
said Garth' and the prior and convent of Bolton in Craven, dated
xjmo (Jie Februarii anno regni regis Henrici vij"^., xv™<^. To th'
entent to pray for the sowle of the said founder and all Cristen
sowlez, and to helpe to do divyne service in the quere ther.
The same is within the said church, being used accordynge to
the foundacion. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same,
as apperith by the inventory, viz.: — goodes, nil, and plate, nil.
First, Thomas Helez, one burgage in Skipton, xs.; Peter
Jakson, ther, xijd.; Koger Berker, j wayst ther, iujd.; Thomas
Tumebull, one mesuage with th'appurtenaimces in Stirton, xxij«.
vjV.; John Helez, one house with ij oxganges of lande ther, vij«.
vjfl?.; John Malhome, one house with th'appurtenaimces, xij«.;
Anthony Hoppy, one house with th'appurtenaimces ther, xij«.;
Richard Fountaunce, j toft ther, xijV.; John Helez, one tofte, iujd,;
John Robynson, one ten. with th'appurtenaimces ther, xiijs. mjd.;
Thomas Bakhouse, one oxgange of lande in Thorleby, v«.; John
Robynsone, one oxgange of lande in the same towne, ys ; and John
Heles, one oxgange of lande ther, \s. In all, uijli. xv«.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, viijs. yjd. ;
to th'erle of Cumberlande yerlie for homage, iiij«.; to the same for
fyne of courte, viijrf.; and to the burgh balif and the warden of
the market, yerely, xvijV. In all, xiijs. yijd.
And so remanyth, uijli . \d.
THE DEANERY OF CRAVEN. 245
4. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Stephen Elys, incumbent. Havjng no foundacion, as he
allegyth, but by reporte one, Peter Toller, clerke, founded the same.
To th'entent to pray for hys sowle and all Cristen sowlez, and to
helpe to do and manteyn dyvyne service in the said quere, and also
to keep a grammer skole to the children of the same towne.
The same is in the said churche, beinge used according to the
foundacion. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same,
as by the inventory apperyth, viz.: — goodes, nil, and plate, nil.
First, William Smyth, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in
Adyngham, vs.; Thomas Aldfeild, halfe one mesuage ther with th'
appurtenaunces ther, iijs. iiij^.; William Smyth, one mesuage with
th'appurtenaunces in Estby, xvjs.; Thomas Thomlynson, one acre
of lande ther, yjd.; Mistres Hamerton holdyth one parcell of the
said acre, xijd.; Richard Michell holdith one mesuage with th'
appurtenaunces in Thornton, xvs. viijt/.; Roger Medoppe holdyth j
shop with a chambre in Skipton, vjs. viije/.; William Bukecoke
holdyth one burgage with th'appurtenaunces ther,xxs viij^.; Robert
Goodyon, one burgage ther, xs.; and Edmond Battersbye, one
burgage with th'appurtences ther, viijs. yiijd. In all, iiij IL xiijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthe, viijs. ijd.;
to the erle of Comberland for secte of courte for the lande in
Skipton, yiijd.; to the erle of Rotelande for secte of courte for the
lande in Thornton, iiij^ ; and to the burgh balyfp of Skipton and
the warden of the market ther yerly, xvijd. In all, xs. yijd.
And so remanyth iiij IL ijs, yd.
5. THE CHAUNTERIE IN THE CASTELL OF SKIPTON OTHERWISE
CALLED THE PARSONAGE OF THE CASTELL OF SKIPTON.
William Thirlekill, incumbent. Of the foundacion of the erle of
Albemarllei as apperyth by a copy of the foundacion of the same,
which foundacion is remaining in the Towre of London. To th'
entent the incumbentes therof should mynystre sacrementes and
sacrementalles in the same castell to the inhabitantes of the same
oastell and to the inhabitantes of Holme in Craven, distant from
(1) Probably William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who apparently held
Skipton Castle, and died in 1259.
THE DEANERY OF CRAVEN. 247
7. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAYNTE NICHOLAS IN THE PAROCH CHURCH
OF MITTON.
Richard Gradell, incumbent. Of the fonndacion of Hugh
Sherboume, esquier. To th'entent to pray for the sowles of the
the founder and for all Cristen sowles, and to celebrate masse at the
alter of Saynt Nicholas, and to help dyvyne service in the said
church, and to helpe the curate, in tyme of necessitie, to mynystre
sacrementes to the parochians of the same paroche. Havyng
landes and ten. in Aughton, Chageley, and Balyey for the main-
tenaunce of the same as by the same foundacion, dated xx"^o die
Februarii, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xiiijto, apperith.
The same is within the saide paroch church. The necessitie is
to have djYjne service mantened in the said church accordinglie
as the same is used. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Ghoodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperith by the inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at vjs. viijV., and
plate, nil.
First, John Wedacre, one acre and a half e of land in Chagley,
iJ8.; Thomas Gooday, viij a. of land ther, ixs.; Alane Haughton,
vij a. of lande ther, x«.; John Whythay, vij a. of lande ther, xs,;
Richard Salter, j acre ther, xxn?.; Robert Waddyngton, v a. of
land ther, vs. vj</.; the same Robert, x a. of lande in Aughton,
viijs.; Radulph Holden, viij a. of lande in Chagley, ixs.; Robert
Lowlde, ij a. of land ther, ij.s.; the said Rauf Howden, iij a. of
land in Balyey, iiijs.; the same Rauf, j a. j r. of lande ther, xxd,;
Robert Ashe, th'elder, j a. j r. of lande in Aughton, xxd.; Roger
Winkesley, v a. di. of land ther, v«. vj^.; Roberto Taylyer iiijor a.
of lande in Aughton, iiijs.; Robert© Warde, vij a. of land in
Balyey, ixs,; William Hayhurste, j a., j r. of land ther, xx^.;
Hugh Rauclyff j a. of lande ther, xijd.; Roger Childers, j a., j r.
of lande ther, xijd; andEdmimde Suddyll' holdyth one cotage or
smythye and a garthyne in Aughton, contenynge j r., xijd In all,
luj/t. vijs. vuja.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenth, viij«.;
and to Sherborne for fre rente, goinge furth of the premyssed
landes yerly, jd. In all yerlie, goinge furth of the said chaunterie,
viijs. jd.
And so remanyth, Ixxixs. vij 6?.
248 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
8. THE CHAPELL OF WADDYNTON IN THE PAROCH OF MITTON
BIFORESAID.
Giles Parker, prist, incumbent and curate ther. By com-
posicion mayde betwixte the late abbot and convent of Cokersande
in the conntie of Lancastre, proprietaries of the parsonage of
Mitton, off the one partie, and Sir John Tempest, knight, then
lorde of Waddington, of th'other partie, for the mynistracion of
sacrementes and sacrementalles in the said chappell to the inhabi-
tantes of the said towne and also to the inhabitants of Ghren-
dylton and Bradforde, amountinge to the half of the paroch of
Mitton. The nombre of houslynge people about dc. Havyng
certen landes perteynyng to the same service of the gyfte of
sinderye persons to the yerlie valewe of xlviijs. viijfl^., over and
besydes, xxvjs. Yiijd. paid by the parson of Mitton afEorsaid, by
virtue of the saide composicions, which preyst was put in and also
removeable at the will of the saide abbot and convent and the said
Sir John Tempest and his heirs.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church iij myles. The
necessitie is to have masse or other sacrementes celebrated and
mynystred to the parochians adjoinynge. Ther is no landes
aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as by the
inventorye apperyth, viz.: — goodes valued at nil, and plate, nil.
First, Richard Dewhurst by yere, xxijs. ijd.; Miles Parker by
yere, xxjs. viijfl^.; John Sampster by yere, ijs,; Elizabeth Wadding-
ton, xxfl?.; John Harryson, :siiijd.; and one annuall pencion payde
by the parson of Mitton, xxvjs. viijV. In all, Ixxv/?. iiijc?
Wherof
Paiable to the Xinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthes, iiijs.
xd, oh.
And so remanyth, Ixxs. yd. oh.
9. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE CHAPELL,
John Shittelworth, incumbent. Havyng no foimdacion, but
nominate by theyres of Sir John Tempest, knight, lorde of the
said towne. To th'entent to pray for the sowles of the said Sir
John Tempest antecessores, and to helpe all dy vyne service in the
said chapeU, and the curate in mynystracion of sacrementes and
sacrementalles in the same chapell.
The same is in the saide chapell. The necessitie is to helpe the
THE DEANERY OF CRAVEN. 249
curate in mynystracion of the sacrementes to the inhabitantes ther.
Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as
by the inventory apperyth, viz.: — goodes valued at vjs. viijc?.,
and plate, nil.
First, widowe Blakbome by yere, xiij.§. iii]d.; E-ieharde Scott,
xijs. iijd.; Myles Crosdale, Yijd.; Mylez Farraunde, vjs. \iijd.;
John Browne, vjs viij^f.; John Hogkinson, vs.; William Standen,
iiijs jd.; Eichard Hochenson, iiijs.; John Sydall, iijs.; and
Christopher Escome, ijs. In all, Ixiijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthes, vjs. iijd,
ob. q.
And so remanyth, Ivjs. viijc?. q.
10. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAYNTE JOHN BAPTISTE IN THE PAROCH
CHURCH OF KYRKBYMALONDALL.
Thomas Cooke, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but
nominate by the late abbot of Derham in the countie of North-
folk, for a certen simi of money by John Mallome, payde unto the
said house of Derham, to pray for hym v dayes in the weake ; and
also for certen money payde by William Calton, clerke, to the same
house, to be prayed for ij dayes in the weake. For which somes
of money the said abbot did put in the same service one of his
chanons to pray for the sowles bef oresaid and all Cristen sowles,
and appointed him for his stipende in redy money, going furth of
the parsonage of Kirkby MaUondayle yerlie, iiij li.
The same is in the said paroch church, and used accordinglie.
And ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same
as by the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes, nil, and plate, nil.
The sayde incumbent heyth and receyvyth yerlie one annuytie
or annuall rent of iiij IL goinge furthe of the parsonage of Kirkby
MaUondayle, being parcell of the possessions of the late monastery
of Derham in Northf olke, paied by thandes of Sir John Tempest,
knight, fermor to the Kinges Majestic of the same, iiij li,
Wherof
Paiable yerlie to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthes, viijs.
And so remanyth, Ixxijs.
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11. THK CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADY AND SAYNT AnNB IN THE
PAROCH CHURCH OF LONGE PRESTON.
John Femesyde, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Richard
Hamerton, knight. To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the
founder and all Cristen sowles, and to helpe to do dyvyne service
in the quere ther, and to ayde the vicare in tyme of neoessitie in
mynystracion of the sacrementes, and to teache one grammer scole
and also a songe scole to the children of the said paroch, and also
to make one especiall obyte yerlie for the sowle of the founder, and
to distribute at the same in breade emongest poore people, vjs., and
to make a sermon hymself , or els by his deputie, ons in the yere,
as apperyth by a composicion dated xiiijto die Maii, anno regni
regis Edwardi iiij^i ., viij^o.
The same is in the saide paroch church and used accordinglie.
Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute. The necessite ys as
beforesayd.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same,
as apperith by inventory, viz.: — goodes, valued at xviij«. iijd.,
and plate, nil.
First the mancion house of the said incumbent beinge in Preston,
x«.; the chapell garth, the crofte chambre, and the smythe, in the
tenure of [blank], xxd.; John Hargraves, for a ten. in Wygles-
worth, xxiiijs.; Roger Wiglesworth, one ten., xx«.; Richard
Harmysteide, for [blank], xxs.; and John Smyth, for [blank],
xvjs.; and William Bordeley, for [blank], xx«. In all, cx]«. viija.
Wherof
Paiable yerelie to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth, vii]«. ixd.
And so remanyth, cijs. xjrf.
12. THE CHATINTERYE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCHE CHURCHE OF
OF KYLDEWYKE.
Stephen Elys, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Margaret
Blaid, widowe, as apperyth by composicion and a dede of leofE-
ment, dated xij"»« Marcii, anno regni regis Henrici vij^,
xx™o, in which dede the said Margaret did enflfeoffe Henrie, late
erle of Cumbrelande, by the name of Henry Clifford, son and
heire apparaunte of Henry, then lorde Clyfforde, to th'entent to
performe the last will of the saide Margaret. Th'entent wherof
was that the incumbent therof shuld pray for the sowle of the
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said founder and all Cristen sowles, and to helpe dy vyne service in
the quere, and to helpe the curate in tyme of necessitie, and also to
synge masse of our Lady upon Saterday and Sonday, y£P he have
convenyent helpe. Havynge landes and ten., as appereth by the
rentalls, to the yerlie valewe of lxxiiij«. viijfl?., over and besides
xijs. yerlie paide furthe of the stok of the church goodes of vj/e.,
as apperyth in the rentall remanynge upon the fyle of perticuler
receipte of the same, towardes his levynge, for that he shalbe
aydinge the said curate in all tymes, and also to mayntene
the service in the quere to the uttermost of his power.
The same is in the said church and used according to the
foundacion. Ther is no landes aliened or soldo sythens the
statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate belonging to the same, as by the
inventory apperyth, viz.: — goodes, nil, and plate, nil.
First, one close called Oldfeild, containing iij a., in the tenure
of John Ellys, vs. iiijd,; one messuage with th'appurtenaunces
in the tenure of James Smyth, xijs. viijci?.; James Wilkinson, for
the iij<ie parte of one acre of lande, viijfl?.; one mesuage with j a.
of lande in the tenure of Thomas Quyer, vjs.; one mesuage and
V a. of lande in the tenure of William Bawdwyn, xs,; j mesuage
and V a. of lande in the tenure of Eichard Walshe, xs.; a rent of
viijs. goinge furth of Conenley Hall ; one mesuage and j oxgang
of lande in the tenure of Arthure Jackson, xs.; John Barret, one
mesuage and j oxgange of land, xs.; and Gilbert Thomson
holdyth one cotage ther, ijs. In all, Ixxiiijs. viijV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, vjs. yd, oh, q.\
to the erle of Cumberland for secte of courte, vjV.; and to master
Coplay for fre rent goinge furth of the premised landes, ixs. iiijc^.
In all, xvj«. \i]d. oh, q.
And so remanyth, Iviijs. \\\]d, q.
13. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADYE IN THE PAROCHE CHURCH OF
GARGRAVE.
Nycholas Clevelande, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John
Akastre, priste, somtyme vicare of Gargrave, as apperyth by a
composicion dated in festo Sancti Georgii, anno Domini
MCCCCLXxviij, wherby it apperyth that he, the said John,
surrendred and gave certen landes, lienge in the said paroch and
otherwher, to the mantenance of the said chantrie. To th'entente
that the incimibentes therof shuld pray for the sowle of the founder
and all Cristen sowles, and to helpe to maynteyne dyvyne service
in the quere every holyday, and also to ayde the curate in minis-
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tracion of sacrementes and sacrementalles to the parochians of the
said paroch, and to make yerlye one especiall obyte for the sowle
of the sayd founder.
The same is in the said paroch church and used accordingUe
to the foundacion. Ther is no landes aliened or solde sithens the
statute. And the necessite as before is declared.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same,
as apperyth by the inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at xvij«. iiijrf.,
and plate, xxxvjs.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Erbye in the tenure of
John Shawe, xijs.; one ten. with the appurtenaunces in Ayrton, in
the tenure of Hugh Forster, ixs.; one ten. with th'appurtenaunces
in Coldeconysheton, in the tenure of William Hardy, xjs.; one
tof te and one crof te ther, in the tenure of widowe Sladeboume ;
ijs. viij^.; one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Bradfurth, xxvj«.
in the tenure of Rauf Parker ; one ten. with the appurtenaimces
ther, in the tenure of Edmonde Sklater, xiijs. one ten, with
th'appurtenaunces ther, in the tenure of Henry e Walles, xjs.; and
one ten with th'appurtenances in Litle Newton in the tenure o
George Watbanke, xijs. In all, iiijli, xvjs. viijc?.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kynges Majestie yerlie for the tenthes of the saide
chauntrie, ixs. ycL oh.
And so remanyth, iiij^". vijs. \]d. ob.
14. THE CHAPELL OF BANKENEW"1'0N IN THE SAIDE PAROCHE OF
GARGRAVE.
Ther is none incumbent, but that the vicare of Gargrave by
composicion is bounde to celebrate masse ther every Wednysday
and Friday, and every second Sonday, and for the same the saide
vicare haith landes in the said towne, as apperyth by the rentall,
of the gyftes of the late abbottes of Salley who had the same of
the gyfte of th'ancestors of Thomas Banke of Bankenewtone
afforsaid for the same purpose. Paynge no tenthes.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church j myle, and used
accordinglie. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same,
as apperyth by inventorye, viz : — goodes valued at xxs. and plate
valued at nil.
First, xxiiij a. of grounde, called the Prist Holme, lienge in
Bankenewton in the tenure of Christoi)her Hargravez, xxvj«. viijV/.;
and one tofte and a crofte, with one oxgange of lande ther, in the
tenure of William Akastre, viijs. In all, xxxiiij«. y\i]d.
Deduccions issuynge furth of the same, nil.
And so remanyth, ut supra.
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15. THE (;haunterie of saynt nycholas in the paroch chukch
OF ILKELEY.
Robert Warde, incumbent. Of the foundacion of William
Midleton, esquier, as apperyth by a paper havynge no date, that
the said William willed that Robert Calverley, priest, shuld have
one annual rent of iiijli. YJs. yiijd, goinge furthe of his lordship of
Ilkley for terme of the said Robertes lyffe, to th'entent he shulde
pray for the sowle of the said William and all Cristen sowles ; and
the saide William willed further, after the death of the said
Roberto, that one other preist shuld have the premysses, and after
warde one, Nicholas Midleton, havyng the said lordship, dyd
enffeoff certen persons, to th'use of fyndynge of a preist ther,
[with] theis parcelles hereafter contened in the rentall.
The same is in the sayde church. The necessitie is to have
Q-oodes service mantened in the saide church, and mynystracion of
sacrementes to the parochians ther, for so moche as the same
paroch is of grete circuyte and [a] ryver, called Wharffe, passinge
and ronnynge tlirough the middest of the said paroch, so that many,
whan the floodes is up, the curate beinge of visitacion in the one
parte of his paroch, cannot com to the church by the space of ij
dayes. The same is used accordinge to the foundacion. Ther is no
landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, \dz.: — goodes valued at iijs, iiijd., and
plate, nil.
First, Thomas Swyer holdyth one ten. wyth th'appurtenaunces
lieng in Ilkeley, xxx6'.; William Cogayle, j messuage with th'ap-
purtenaunces ther, xiijs. iiijV/.; Edmunde Knype, one mesuage
with th'appurtenances, viJ6*. ; Richard Robynson, one mesuage
with th'appurtenaunces, X6'.; Richard Perch, one mesuage with
th'appurtenances, xjs. viijV.; William Shutte, half one mesuage
with th'appurtenances, vjs. viij^.; and one cotage in the occupacion
of the sayde incumbent, iij«. uijd. In all, iiijli. vijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthes, viij.9.
And so remanyth, Ixxixs.
16. the chaunterie of our lady in the paroch church of
gygleswyke, called stanford chaunterie.
Richard Somerskayle, incumbent. Of the foundacion of
Robert Stanford, esquier, to pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristen sowles, who did gyve certen landes to the late monas-
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tery of Salley, for the intent that the first incumbent herof and his
successors for ever shulde have one annujiie of iiij//. yerKe, goynge
furth of the possessions of the said monasterye.
The same is in the saide paroch church, and used accordinge to
the f oundacion. Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate belonginge to the same, as
apperyth hy inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at xjs. viije/., and
plate, nil.
The sayde incumbent haith and receyvyth yerlie one annuytie
of iiij/t., goynge furth of the possessions of the late monastery of
Salley, payd by thandes of Sir Arthure Darcye.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kynges Majestic yerelie for the tenthe, viij«.
And so remanyth, IxxiJAf.
17. THE CHAUNTERIE OF THE ROODE IN THE SAME PAROCH
CHURCH OF GYGLESWYKK.
Thomas Husteler, incumbent. Of the foimdacion of James
Skarr', prist. To th'intent to pray for the sowle of the founder
and all Cristen sowles and to synge masse, every Friday, of the
Name of Jhesu, and, of the Saterday , of Our Lady. And further
that the said incimibent shulde be sufficientlie sene in playnsonge
and gramer and to helpe dyvyne service in the same churche.
The same is in the saide church and used accordinge to the
foimdacion. Ther is no landes, aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as
apperyth by the inventorye, viz : — ^goodes valued at xix«. ijd.y
and plate, xlij«.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Oterboume, in the
tenure of Cuthberte Carre, xxiiij*.; Christopher Tompson, ij«. ;
John Smyth, one cotage, ij«.; Henry Atkinson, one mesuage with
th'appurtenances ther, x\'iij«. ; the wyff of Thomas Atkinson,
one mesuage and one oxgang of land, x*^. ; Thomas Atkinson, one
mesuage with th'appurtenaunces, xvs,; Christopher Thompson, one
cotage, YS,; Richard Thompson, one cotage, v« ; Henry Swier, j
mesuage ynth th'appurtenaunces, xv*.; Kichard Fatenson, one
mesuage with th'appurtenaimces, xv«.; and William Harroo', one
mesuage vntii th'appurtenaunces in xx. In all, vj/i. xijV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthes, viij«. viij^.;
and to John Smyth yerlie for his annuytie diuynge his lyffe,
vj«. In all, xiiij«' viijV.
And so remanyth, cvj.s. uijd.
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18. THE CHAUNTERIE IN THE NORTH SIDE OF THE SAID CHURCH
CALLED TEMPEST CHAUNTERIE.
Ther is none incumbent therof . The same was founded by Sir
Richarde Tempest, knight, as it is allegied. To th'entent to pray
for the soule of the f oimder and all Cristen sowles. And ther is
yerlie goinge furth of the parsonage of Kirkby Mallondale one
annuaU rent of iiijli. xiijs, iiij^. for the mantennce of the same,
payd by thandes of Sir John Tempest, knight, f ermor of the same
to the Kinges Majestie. Which pai'sonage is part of the possessions
of the late dissolved monasterie of Derham in the eountie of
Norffolk.
The same is in the saide paroch church, yet this day vacant.
Ther is no landes soldo or aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the same as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xxxixs. iiijfl?., and
plate, xlvii]6*.
Ther is belonging unto this same chauntrie one annuytie or
annuall rent of iiij/e. xiijs. iiijcl. goinge furthe of the parsonage of
Kirkby Mallendale payd by thandes of Sir John Tempest, knight,
f ermor of the same, iiijli. xiij«. uijd.
Wherof
Payable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthes viijs*. viijrf.
And so remanyth, iiijli, xiijs. iiijfi^.
19. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADY IN THE (JHAPEL OF RILSTONE
WYTHYN THE PAROCHE OF BURNESAULE.
John Lokkey, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Jeffraye
Procktor, deoessed, as the last will apperyth, made the xij*li. day
of June, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i ., xv^^^^., wherin he willed
that Sir William Fairfax, then beinge one of the Kinges justices,
and other the feoffees of all his landes and ten. shuld stonde and
be seisyde of a parcell therof in Lytton of cliij.v. iiijo?., Hauxwyk(?)
v«., Ulcotes, ij.s'., and Scothorpe xxs. to the yerelie value of iiijs.
iiijfl?., to th'use and intente that of fyndynge of a priste to saye masse
in the said chapell, and pray for the said founder and all Cristen
sowles. Which landes were contributorie to the payment of the
tenths and served by a preyst, tyll now about ij yeres past that one
JefEray Proctor, the yongre, cosyn and heire to the said founder,
entred into the said landes and did sell the same to the right
honorable Henry, erle of Cumberland, as is allegied, wherbie the
said chaunterie was vacant by a certeh tyme unto this last yere,
that one, Richard Prokter, pretendinge to be patrone of the said
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chaunterie, by virtue of the said will, did nominate and put in the
said John Lokkey, now incumbent.
The same is distaunt from the paroeh church j myle, and the
foundacion used accordinglie. Ther is no landes alyenyd sythens
the statute.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz: — goodes valued at iijs. vj^., and
plate, XXVJ6*. viijV/.
First, certen landes in Lytton in the tenure of Anthony
Knolles, xxs.; John Stanford, xxiij^*. iiijrf.; Henrye Deane, xs.;
John Lauson of Ulcotes, ijs.; landes in . akelwyke in the tenure
of Elezabeth Tenund, vs.; Robert . . . . holdyth certen
lands in Skothorpe, X6'.; and widowe Atkinsone holdeth certen
landes ther, x«. In all, iiij/i. iiijV/.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kynges Majestic yerlie for the tenthe, viij«.
And so remanyth lxxj.s'. iiijrf.
20. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCHE
OF SLATEHURNE.
Robert Hyde, incimibent. Of the foundacion of Peter Shawe,
dated in festo Decollacionis Sancti Johannis, anno Domini
Mcccciiij^^vij. Wherby yt apperyth that the said Peter Shawe
surrendered j mesuage with xxxiij a. and iij r. of lande in Slate-
borne Woodhouse to th'use of a seculer prest, to singe at th'alter
of Our Lady, for the sowles of the founder and all Cristen sowles,
and after warde Stephen Hamerton, knight, in augmentacion of
the said salary, did surrendre one other mesuage within Slatebome
and Highfilde to th'use aforsaid, which landes togither amountyth
to the some of cvjs. viijV/.
The same is in the saide church. The necessitie is to pray and
to ayde the curate in ministracion of the sacrementes, for in the
same paroeh is above dcc houslynge people. Ther is no landes
aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as by
inventorye apperith, viz : — goodes, valued at vijs., and plate, nil.
Fyrst, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces named Shawe
House in Slatebome Woodhouse, in the tenure Johne Hogekinson
and John Parker, xxxiij s. iujcL; one mesuage with th'appur-
tenaunces in Highfeilde, in the tenures of William and Robert
Atkinson, xxxiij.v. iiiyl.; one mesuage in Slatebome with th'appur-
tenances, in tholdynge of John Ellis and his fellowes, xxj.s*. viij^.;
one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Highfelde, in tholdynge of
Robert Bolton, X6'.; one mesuage with th'appurtenaimces in Slate-
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borne, in the tenure of Edwarde Prymot, iiijs.; one mesuage and a
gardyne ther, in tholdynge of Edmonde Catlowe, iiijs.; and one
ohambre in the oooupacion of the said incumbent, iiij^. Jn all,
ovj«. viijfl?.
Wherof
Paiable yerlie to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthez, viijs.
And so remanyth, iiijli. xviij.s. yiijd.
[sums total for the deanery of craven.]
Some of the seide goodes, vii]7/. vs. yd.
Some of the seide plate, vij/e. xijs. viijV.
Some of the possessions, iiij^^ij li. xvijs. ijd.
Some of the deduccions, viij//. xs. YJd. ob.
And so remayneth clere, Ixxiiij//. yjs. viijfl?. ob.
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10. [The articles of inquiry as on p. 5.]
11. THE CHAUNTERIE OF MARY MAGDALENE IN THE PAROCH CHURCH
OF KNARESBROUGH.
William Hogeson, incumbent. Of the foundacion of William
Staple, prest, as apperyth by a dede of feoffment and a will ther-
unto annexed, dated xj™o. die Januarii anno regni regis Henrici
viij^. xxiijcio., wherby it apperyth that the sayde WilKam Staple
did will that the profeites of the landes and ten., mencyoned in the
said will, shuld go to the fyndynge of a preyst to pray for his
sowle and all Cristen sowles ; and the saide prest to make one
obbet yerly for the sowle of the founder, and to distribute therat
ij«., and to helpe to do dyvyne service in the saide churche in his
surples every holy day, and to helpe the curate in tyme of
necessitie to mynystre sacramentes and sacrementalles to the
parochians of the said paroche, being of houslynge people the
nombre of mcc.
The same is within the said paroche church and used according
to the foundacion. Ther is nether landes nor ten. alienate sithen
the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz : — goodes valued at ijs, ijd.j and
plate at xxiiijs.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Arkenden, in the
tenure of John Eandall, xj«.; certen landes ther in the holdynge
of Thomas Steylle, Iviijs. Yiijd,; one ten. in Knaresbroughe, in the
tenure of Christopher Gybson, ix5.; one cotage ther, in the tenure
(1) Here beg^s Augmentation office, Chantry Certificate No. 71. The Certifi-
cate is bound up and numbered wronglj.
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of Alice Dixson, vs.; certen lande in Skrevyne, in the tenure of
Thomas Slyngesbye,vjs. viijV.; and certen lande arable ther,in the
tenure of Robert Hille, iijs. jd. In all by yere, iiijli, xiijs. Yd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerly, vs. iiij^.; to
Myghell Skawrey, ijs.; to the castell of Knaresbrough, ijs. Yd.; for
suit of courte ther, xiiijrf.; to the burough courte of Knaresbrough,
xr/.; and to the late desolved monasterye of Lynsay, ijs. In all,
xiijs. ixd.
And so remanyth, Ixxixs. Yiijd,
12. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAYNTE JOHN BAPTYST IN THE SAIDE
PAROCH CHURCHE.
William Derlove, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but
beinge presented by the parocheners of the same. Havynge landes
of the gyfte of divers of the saide parochians, lienge in the forest
of Knaresbrough, holden by copy of corte roUe of the castell of
Knaresbrough. To th'entent the said incumbent shuld pray for all
hys benefactors and all Cristen sowles, and to helpe to do dyvyne
service in the sayd church, and to helpe the curate in mynystracion
of the sacrementes to the saide parochians.
The same is within the said paroch church. The necessitie is to
pray and do dyvyne service in the saide churche and to help to
mynyster the blessed sacrement in time of neide. Ther is no landes
solde or aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the same, as
by the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes valued at iiijs. xjd., and
plate, nil.
First, one ten. with iij closes in Tentergate, within the towne
of Knaresbroughe in the tenure of Thomas Slynesby, xxxiiijs.; one
ten. with th'appurtenaunces ther, in the tenure of George Derlove,
xxxs.; two closes ther, in the tenure of William Lemynge, xjs.;
one cotage ther, iijs. iiijV/.; one parcell of lande, in tholdyng of
John Donnyngton, viijV/.; one shopp, in the tenure of Richard
Comewayle, iiijs.; one ten., in tholdynge of John Burro why viijs.,
and one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Bilton, in the tenure of
Robert Barrowse, xjs. iiij^. In all, cijs. iiijd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerly for tenth ixs. Yd. q.; to the
castell of Knaresbrough for the copeholde land, xvs. ijd.; to the
parson of Knaresbrough for fre rent, ijs.; and for secte of corte
ther, YJd, In all, xxvijs. YJd, q.
And so remanyth, Ixxiiijs ixfl?. ob, q.
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13. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNT BARTHOLEMEUE IN THE CHAPELL
OF ARKENDEN IN THE SAYD PAROSHE.
William Dent, incumbent ther. Havyng no foimdacion, but
put in by the inhabitantes of the said towne to say masse 6uid other
dyvyne service ther because they be fane from the paroohe
ehurche [illegible].
The same is distaunt from the paroch church iij miles, and the
necessitie is to say masse and other dyvyne service, celebrate and
done ther by reason of the farre dfistaunce. Ther is no landes
[illegible].
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same,
as by the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes valued at vs., and
plate valued at xxiijs.
The sayde incumbent hayth one howse, one garth, and xiiij a.
of arable lande lyenge in Arkenden worth by yere to be let to
ferme, xxiijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kings Majestie for tenths [illegible]
14. THE CHAUNTERYE ... OF OUR [lADy] IN THE CHAPBLL
OF [sTOKE IN THE PAROCH OF HORNBY?]
Richard Stedeman, incumbent. Of the foundacion of William
Noffeild (?), as apperyth by the graunte of Kinge Edward the
iiij*^ dated xxix die Januarii anno regni regis ejusdem Edwardi
xxiijcio. [illegible]. To th'entent to pray for the sowlez of the
founder and aU Cnsten sowles and to fynd [illeffible].
The same is distant from the parish church
The necessitie is to pray for the sowles and to
mynystre sacrements when of necessitie . . . inhabitantes of
the same. . . . for so moche as .... in the wynter
season .... the parish church . . . [illegible and torn
away].
15. [Quite illegible. In the calendar it is stated to be the return
for ooits in Hornby.]
16. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
Anthony Smythe, incimibent. Of the foundadon of one
Thomas [illegible and torn away]
And so remainyth, vj7t. xxjd.
THE DEANERY OF BUROUGH BRIDGE. 261
17. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNT ALBANE IN THE CHAPEL OF NORTON
IN THE CLAY IN THE PAROCH OF CUNDALL.
Gralfryde Stokkedaye, late incumbent ther. Havyng no foun-
dacion, but put in by the parochians and inhabitants of the same
towne for theire ease. Havyng no landes .... as apperyth
by the rentall. Of the gyfte of the inhabitantes of the said towne
and the rest of his levinge of ther devocion. Paying no tenthes.
The same is distaunt from the paroche churehe one myle. Ther
is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the same,
as apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at ij«. vg?., and
plate, x^.
First, one ten in the tenure of Richard
Somerton, vj^.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances ther, in the
tenure of George . . . , vjs. viijc?.; one ten. or mesuage wyth
one acre of lande in the tenure of Roberto Snawesdale, vjs. viij(^.;
and one close called Saynt Albayne Close, in the tenure of Anthony
Brakenbury, xvJ5. In all, xxxvs. iii]d.
Sum of the rentaU, xxxvs. iiij^. qui remanent.
18. THE CHAUNTERY OF THE SALUTACION OF OUR LADY IN THE
PAROCHE CHURCH OF ALDEBROUGH.
Robert Ayreton, incumbent. Of the foundacion of the ante-
cessors of Richard Aldbrough,! albeit they have not the same to
shewe. Ordened to pray for the sowle of the foimder and all
Cristen sowles, and to helpe to do dyvyne service in the said
churehe and also to help the curate in mynystracion of the saore-
inentes to the inhabitantes and parochians of the said paroch.
The same is within the saide paroch church and used according-
lie. Ther is no landes alienate or soldo sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xvijs. iiijfl?., and
plate, nil.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces in Milby in the
tenure of Robert Bucke, xxxiijs. jd, ob, q, di,; John Buck holdith ij
(1) Licence to Richard de Aldeburgh to assign lands, etc., in Mildeby, Hunde-
burton, and Aldeburgh to a chaplain to celebrate service at the altar of the Blessed
Mary liie Virgin in the parish church of St. Andrew of Aldeburgh. 3 Mar., 1332.
Fat., 6 Hdw, III. JO. 1, m. 29. Licence to William de Rouclif and Robert de Keld,
chaplain, to assign lands in Meldeby to William de Thornton, chaplain of the
chantry lately founded at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the parish church of
Aldburgh to pray for the soul of Richard de Aldeburgh. 24 April, 1396. Fat., 19
R2.II.,p. 2, m. 22.
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oxgange of lande ther, xiiijs. iiij^.; Thomas Bucke, one ten. with
th' appurtenances ther, xxjs.; William Jackson, one ten. with
th'appurtenaunces ther, xs. iijd.; John Netherwoode, one toft, one
crofte with'appurtenaunces ther, xs. ijd, ob. ; William Scruton, one
ten. with th'appurtenaunces ther, x«. i]d, ob.; Robert Orom', one
oxgange of lande with th'appurtenaunces in Hunburton, xs.;
Launcellotte Marke, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces ther, X5.; and
one cotage in Aldbrough, in the occupacion of the said incumbent,
not rented, cxixs. jd, ob. q. di.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerely for the tenthes of the
same, xj«.; to the Kinge, our said sovereigne lorde, for cheif rent
goinge furtheof thelandes in Milby, v.s.; furthe of the ten. ther in
the tenure of Robert Bucke, ijs. yd. ob. q. di.; forth of the ten. in
the tenure of John Bucke, xijV^.; and furth of the ten. ther in the
tenure of Thomas Bucke, xiij^?. In all, paiable and dewe as fre
rent, iiijs. yd. ob. q. di.
Sum of th'allowaunces, xvs. yd. ob. q. di.
And so remanyih, ciijs. viijV.
1. THE CHATTNTERIE OF OUR LAD YE WITHYN THE SAID PARISH
CHURCIIE.
Christopher Spence, incumbent. Havyng no foundaoion but
presented by certen feoffees of severall landes gyven by syndry
f)ersons of the said paroch for fyndyng of a preyste ther to pray
or his benefactors and all Cristen sowles,i and to helpe to do
dyvyne service in the sayde churche, and the seid incumbent doth
teache a gramer scole to the children of the sayde paroche.
The same is withyn the sayde churche and used accordinglye.
Ther is no lande alienated or sold sithens the iiij^h day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^o.
Goodes, omamentes and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventorye, viz : — goodes valued at xij«. yjd., 6uid
plate, nil.
Firste, one cotage in Aldbrough in the tenure of John Skynner,
ijs. yiijd.; William Bikerdyke, one cotage ther, iijs.; Roger Tomp-
son, one cotage ther with one gardyne, vjs. viijflf.; Nicholas Boke,
one cotage ther, vs.; Richard Elge, one cotage ther, v«.; John
Thomlinson, one cotage ther, yjs. ob.; Alice Precious, one cotage
ther, vs.; Thomas Flynt, one mesuage with th'appurtenances, viij«.
uijd.; the same Thomas, one cotage ther with one oxgange of
(1) Licence to Philip de Ajlesbuiy to assign lands, etc., in Aldeburgh to a chap-
lain to praj for his soul. 20 Mar., 1335. Fat., 9 JEdw. III., p. 1, m. 26.
THE DEANERY OF BUROUGHBRIDGE. 263
lande, xxxvjs. ijd, q.; Rauf Maner, one cotage ther, nil.; William
Gierke, one cotage ther, nil.; one cotage in Mynskip with th'appur-
tenaunces, in the tenure of Robert Wooton, vijs.; the same Robert,
ij oxgange of lande ther, xixs. jd.; John Webster, one cotage, iijs,
iiijt/.; Thomas Porter, one cotage ther, vijs. Yijd,; Eanf Adam, one
cotage ther, nil.; William Tankerd, ij a. of land, xiiij.s.; Cristopher
Whelehouse, one cotage in Roclyff, xjs. iiijV. oft.; and William
Monketon, one cotage in Ghrafton, iijs. iiijd. In all, YJli, xs.
ixd, q.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerly for the tenth, ixs.; to the
Kinge, our said sovereigne lorde, for certen cheif rentes, goinge
furth of the premisses, viz : — furth of one cotage in Aldbrough, in
the tenure of John Tompljmson, xijd. ob.; furth of ten. ther in the
tenure of Thomas Flynt, xxd.; furth of one cotage and certen land
ther, in the tenure of the said Thomas, xvjs. ijd, q.; furth of certen
land in Mynskip, in the tenure of Robert Hooton, vjs. jd,; furth of
cotage ther, in the tenure of Porter, Yijd.; and furth of a cotage in
RoclyfP, xYJd. ob. In all, dewe for the same fre rentes, xxvjs. xjd,
q. In all, xxxvjs. xd, q.
And so remanyth iiij//. xiiJ5. xj^.
2. THE CHAUNTERY OF SANCTE JOHN BAPTISTE IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
Richard Langfello, incimibent ther. Havynge no foundacion
but presented by syndry feoffees of severall landes gyven by divers
persons of the said paroche. To th'entente to fynde a prist to pray
for the sowles of the benefactors and all Cristen sowles and to helpe
to do dyvyne service in the saide churche.
The same is within the said paroch church and used accordinglye.
Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and playte, pertenynge to the same, as
apperith by the inventorye, viz : — goodes valued at xvjs. iiij^.,
and plate, nil.
First, one cotage with th'appurtenaimces in Aldbrough, in the
tenure of John Brampton, xxixs. vyV/. ob, q, di.; Richard Scruton,
j cotage with th'appurtenaunces ther, xxixs. x^. ob. q.; John
Browne, one cotage ther, vs. Yijd.; Arthure Stagge, one cotage
ther, xxijd. ob.; Marke Sheperde, xjs. for one cotage in Burrow-
brigge; and Thomas Dawton half one cotage with th'appur-
tenaunces in Minskep, ys. ijd. In all, iiij7/. iijs. ij^. di. q.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthes, vijs. jd.
q.; and to our said sovereigne lorde the Kinge for certen fre rentes,
264 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
foinge furtli of the premisses, viz : — ^furth of the cotage in Ald-
rugh, in the tenure of John Brampton, xiijs. vijrf. ob, q. di,; of
Eichard Soruton, a cotage ther, xixs. nd, ob. q,; of John Browne, a
cotage ther, iijd,; furth of Arthur Stagge, cotaffe ther, iiijc?. ob,;
furth of Marke Sheperde, cotage in Burbrigge, xijd.; and furth of
Minskip, xiiij(^. In all, xxxvjs. iiij^. di, q. In all, xl«. Yd, q, di.
And so remanyth, xliJ5. viijfl?. ob, q.
3. THE CHAUXTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE CHURCH OF
BURROBRIDGE IN THE PARISHE OF ALDEBROUGH.
William Ghray, incumbent ther. HavjnQg no foundacion but
nominate by the inhabitantes of the sam towne. To th'entente to
say and celebrate masse and other dyvyne service in the same
chapell, as well for ther owne ease as for the ease of strangers
reparynge through the same, being one thoroughffare towne of the
Kinges strete ledyng from London to Karliel and Barwyke.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church ij miles. The
necessite [illegible].
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same,
as apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at viijs., and plate
valued at xxiiij^.
First, Thomas Dyconson holdith one garthyne, lienge in
Burrowbrigge, ijs.; Roberte Saunderson, one cotage ther, v«.; John
Newall, one cotage ther, vj.s.; widowe Williamson, one cotage ther,
iiJ5.; Miles Pullay, one cotage ther, iiijs.; Marke Sheperde, one
garthone ther, xijfl?.; Mary Browne, one cotage ther, ii]«.; Ilobert
Sympson, iiij garthynes ther, xijs. viijfl?.; a rent of ijs. goyng furth
of Thomas Keelynge (?) cotage ther ; a rent of v«. goinge furth of
John Wilson, cotage ther ; William Gray iiij cotagez ther, viij«.
y]d,\ the same William, iiij a. of land in Menskip, iiij«. Yd, ob,;
George Scruton, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Aldbrough,
XV5. ob. q.; and Robert Johnson, one rode of medowe in Mynskip,
iijs, jd. In all, Ixxiiijs. ixd. q,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenthes . . . . ; to our
said sovereime lorde the Kinge for certen fre rentes goinge furth
of the premisses, viz : — furth of certen landes in Minskip . . .
the landes in Aldbrough, xijs. ob. q,^
in all, xijs. vijc?. q. In all, xviijs. ix^.
And so remanyth, Ivjs. q.
THE DEANERY OF BOROUGHBRIDGE. 265
4. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SAYNT SALVUOUR IN THE SAID CHAPEL
OF BURROBRIGE.
Thomas Huntrod, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John
Nycholson, for iiij^^xvj yeres, as apperyth hy a writinge sealed,
dated xx^o. die Junii, anno Domini mcccciiij" xu^o. To the
entente to celebrate masse and other dy vyne service in the sayde
chapell, and to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen
sowles.
The same is in the said chapell and used accordinglye. Ther
is no landes alienate or soldo sithens the iiij^^ day of Februarye,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij™o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xiiJ5. viij^., and
plate at xxijs.
First, Thomas Huntrowtes, one cotage in Burrobrige, iiijs.;
Thomas Precious, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces in Eoclyflt,
xxviij^. xjfl?.; William Ray, one mesuage with th'appurteuaunces
in Menskip, xxxvjs. iiijt/.; Thomas Watkyn, one cotage in
Albrough, xvs. v^.; John Marke, one cotage ther, vj«.; Richard
Simpson, one cotage ther, vjs.; and William Tankerd, one acre of
land, xijfl?. In all, iiij li. xvijs. viijrf.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerly for the tenth, iiijs. xjV. q,;
to our said sovereigne lorde the King for certen fre rentes, going
furth of the premisses, viz : — furth of the landes in Roclyff, ijs.
iijd.; furth of the landes in Mynskip, ixs. viijt/.; furth of one
cotage in Aldbrough in tholdinge of Thomas Watkyn, xvij.9., furth
of one cotage ther in tholdinge of John Marke, xijr/.; and furth of
Richard Simpson cotage ther, xijd,; in all, xvs. iiijfl?. In all, xx-s.
iixjd, q.
And so remainyth, Ixxvijs. iiijc?. q.
5. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL OF
ROKLYFFE IN THE SAID PAROCHK OF ALDEBROUGHE.
John Homer, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but
nominate by certen feoffees of divers copyholde land, seesed to
th'use of fyndynge of one prist to celebrate masse in the said
chapell, for the ease of the inhabitantes of the same towne, and to
pray for the sowles of the donors.
The same is dystaunt from the paroch church ij miles. The
266 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
necessitie is to have masse celebrate ther by reason of the f arr dis-
taunee. Ther is no landes alienate or solde sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz : — goodes valued at ijs. jd., plate,
nil.
First, Thomas Yonge holdyth the thirde part of one mesuage
and ij oxgangeof land in Roclyff, xijs. ixcl, ob,; George Bumaunde,
one cotage with th'appurtenaunees ther, xjs. viijfl?.; George Wairyng,
one cotage ther, iiijs.; John Earle, two oxgange of land ther, xxx«.
viijf/.; John Netherwoode, one close ther, vjs. viijo?.; Brian Barker,
one oxgange of land, xijs. Yujd.; and one cotage with one bame in
th'occupacion of the said incumbent, Yijs. YJd, In all, iiij7/. ys.
xjd, ob.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenth, iiijs.; and
to our said sovereigne lord the Kinge for certen chief rentes going
furth of the premysses, viz.: — ^furth of the mesuage in EoolyfPe in
the tenure of Thomas Yonge, ixd, ob.; furth of George Bumaunde
cotage ther, vjs. viij^.; furth of certen land ther in the tenure of
John Erie, xxvj.9. Yiijd.; furth of one close ther, in the tenure of
John Netherwoode, viijc/.; furth of one oxgang of land ther, in the
tenure of Brian Barker, viijs. viijV/.; and furth of one cotage ther,
in the tenure of the said incumbent, vjd,; in all, xliijs. xjd. ob. In
all, xlvijs. xjd. ob.
And so remanyth, xxxviij-s*.
6. THE SERVICE OF OUR LADY IX THE PAROCHE CHURCH OF
RIPPLEY.
Willyam Tompson, incumbent ther. Havyng no foundacion
but put in by the parocheners ther. To th' entente to maynteyne
Goodes service in the church ther, and to helpe the curate to
mynystre sacrementes to the said parochians, beinge a grete paroeh
and of houslinge people in the same above dcc. Havinge for his
stipende certen landes, both f reholde, copyhold, and boundholde, at
the assignement of the saide parocheners ; the revenewez wherof
hertof ore haith bene converted and imployed by the churchwardens
aboute the reparacion of the said church and other necessary
charges belonging to the same.
The same is within the sayd church. The necessitie is to have
Goodes service and mynystracion of sacrementes maynteyned in
the sam for so moche as the paroeh is of grete circuyte, and one
grete ry ver, called Nydde, ronninge and passinge through the same,
so that many tymes the curate, beinge furth of visitacion in som
parte of the said paroeh, can not come home to the said church by
THE DEANERY OF BOROUGHBRTDGK. 267
the space of ij dayes, by reason of the lett of the said ryver at suoh
tymes when as ther be grete floide. Ther is no landes aKenate
sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same,
as apperyth by the inventory, viz.: — goodes, nil, and plate, nil.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Killinghall, called
Toppanholde, in th'occupacion of Richard Diconsone, xxvij*.
ijd.; Alice Coke, one cotage ther, ijs.; widow Bell, one
cotage with th'appurtenaunces in Stodley Roger, iiijs.; Leonard
Atkinson, iij a. of land in Hamesthuate Fielde, ixs.; James
Preston, ij mesuages with the appurtenaunces in Milbj'-,
xxs.; James Thomson, one acre of arable lande in Min-
skip, nihil hie quia postea inter terras custumarias ibidem.
In all, Ixijs. ijd. Item, iiij a. of medowe in Killinghall Holmes,
xjs.; widowe Palliser, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces ther,
vij.s\; widowe Holdesworth, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunce
ther, iiijs. iiijfi?.; Robert Wray and William Wray, holden by
indenture, iij mesuages in the township of Clynt, xxvs. viij^/.; John
Shawe, one cotage with th'appurtenaunces ther, ix«. viijfl^.; John
Atkinson, one close ther, viijs.; and also ther is one cottage with ij
a. of land in Rowdon Rakes, in tholdinge of John Hill, iijs.; a
rent paid furth of one close in Bristed, in the holdinge of Thomas
Scaif , iJ6'. ijd,; one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces in Thuscros, in
tholding of widowe Skerowe, xviijs. iiij a?. In all, iiij//. ixs. ijd.
Item, one mesuage with ij oxganges of land in Aldbrough and
Minskip, in tholdings of James Tompson, xiiij.:^. xjd. In all, xiiij.v.
xjd. Item, one annuall rent yerly paid by Sir William Ingleby,
knight, going furth of his landes in [blank] at the feast of Saynte
Michaell onlye, iijs. iiijt/.
Sum of the rentall, viij/i. ix.?. vij^.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie to his castell of Knaresborough, for
a rente goinge furth of one tenemente in Killinghall, ij^.; to James
Pullajnie for chief rent, going furth of the same, vijs.; to the
castell of Richmonde for chief rent, goinge furth of the premissed
landes in Milby, iijs. iiijrf.; to the Kinges Majestie to his castell of
Knaresbrough, viz.: — fiirth of iiij a. of lande in Killinghall, in
tholding of James Pullayne, ijs,; furth of Palyser wyff tene-
mente, xijd.; furth of Holdesworth tenement, xijdr, furth of
Roberto Wray tenemente, vs. viij^/.; forth of John Shawe tene-
mente, iijs.; furth of John Atkinson close xviijs.; furth of
John Hill tenemente, xij^.; furth of one acre of grounde in
the tenure of Thomas Skaif, Yijd,; furth of Thurscros, vs ;
furth of one tenemente in Aldebrough and Minskip, called
Bounde Lande, in the tenure of James Thomson, iiijs. xjd,; and for
ecte of courte for the premysed landes in Burrobrige and Hames-
268 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
thuate, vjfl?.; and for the graves office of Aldbrugh, being bound to
gether the Kinges rentes ther, ij yeres in xij yeres, every yere v j 8.
viijfl?. In all, xliijs. iiijfl?.
And so remanyth, vij/e. xjs, njd.
Memorandum : — That William Thomson aforsaide, incumbent
herof , is charged by the landes lyenge in Aldbrugh and Mynskip
ij yeres in xij with the coUeccion of the revenewez of the graveship
of Aldbrugh, amountinge to the some of iiij^^xjli, viijs. iiij^., and
to pay the same at the castell of Knaresbrough ; for which office
ther haith bene allowed, as apperyth by a rentall shewed of anno
xxiijmo regni regis Henrici vij., xxvjs. \iijd,, and now ther is
nothing allowed, but doth collect the same accordinglie at his own
proper costes and charges.
7. THE SERVICE OF SAINTE JOHN BAPTYSTE IN THE SAYDE PAROCH
CHURCHE.
Henry Shawe, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but put in
by the said parochians. To th'entent that Goddes service the better
shuld be mantened, and to helpe the curate in mynystracion of the
sacrementes. Havinge certen landes assigned for his stipend, which
haith bene hertofore imployed by the churchwardens about the
neccessitie of the church.
The same is in the said paroch church. The necessitie is as befor
in the precedent chaunterie is declared. Ther is no landes alienate
or soldo sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at nil, plate,
nil.
First, one messuage with the appurtenaunces in Clynt, in the
tenure of Thomas Farbarne, xxjs. xd.; vj a. of land ther in
tholdyng of Roberte Myer, xxj.s. ijd.; iiij a. of lande ther
in tholdynge of William Hochenson, xijs. ijd.; vij a. of lande ther
in tholdynge of John Baytes, xixs. xd.; John Atkinson, one acre
of land ther, ijs. jd. ; Margaret Browne, ij a. of lande ther,
vijs. ixd.; George Kobson, one acre of lande ther, ij«. vijef.;
Thomas Homer, one acre of lande ther, ijs, Yijd, ; Brian
Browne, half one acre of ground ther, xixd.; Margaret Marston, ij
a. of ground ther, vs. iiij<:/.; John Atkinson, j a. di'. of land ther,
iijs. \ijd.; Thomas [Blank], one acre di' of land in Killinghall,
iijs. jd. ob.; and Thomas Westowe, iiij a. of land in Harrowgate,
xx«. ij^. In all, vj//. iijs. ix^. ob.
THE DEANERY OF BOROUGHBRIDGE. 269
Wherof
Payable to the Kinges Majestie to his castell of Knaresbrough,
going fxirth of the premisses, viz.: — fxirth of the mesuage and x a.
of land in Clynt, in the tenure of Thomas Farbame, vs. xd.; furth
of the ten. in the tenure of Robert Myer, iijs, ijd,; furth of the
ten. in the tenure of John Bates, iijs. xd,; furth of the close in
the tenure of John Atkinson, Yijd.; furth of ij a of lande in the
holdinge of Margaret Browne, xiijd.; furth of Greorge Robson ten.,
vijs.; furth of one acre of lande in the tenure of Thomas Homer,
vijfl?.; furth of one acre of lande in the tenure of Jennet Atkinson,
yijd,; ij a. of lande in the tenure of Margaret Marston, xiijd,; furth
of one acre di' of lande in Killinghall, ixd,; furth of one acre of lande
in Harrowgate, ijs. ijd,; and furth of half one acre of land in Clynt
in the tenure of Brian Browne, vij^.; and furth of iiij a. of land
ther in the tenure of William Hochenson, ijs. ijd. In all, xxiijs.
And so remanyth, cs. ixd. ob.
8. THE SERVICE IN THE CHAPELL OF GARSDALL IN THE PAROCHE
OF PENTE.
William Coke, incumbent. Havinge no foundacion but put in
by the late Abbot of Saint Agathies, and commonly served by a
brother of the said late monasterye, ordened to serve and celebrate
ther for the ease of the inhabitantes theraboute and to pray for
the sowles of the benefactors and all Cristen sowles. Havyng for
stipend yerly, cs., as apperyth by the rentall, going furth of the
possessions of the suppressed monastery of Saynt Agathies in
Sa . . . ., certen landes gyven by the lorde Fitzhugh to the
said abbot to the use of fyndyng one prist ther continually which
said not
charged with the pament of the Kinges Majesties tenthes.
The same is distaunte from the paroch church iij mylez and
more. The necessetie therof is to have one prist to celebrate ther,
beinge in the mounteynez, so that in wynter many tymez ther can
nothinge passe betwixt the same and the paroch churche. The
same is used accordinglye. Ther is no lande alienate or solde
sithe the iiij*^ day of Februarye, anno regni regis Henrici octavi,
vicesimo septimo.
Q-oodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by th'inventorye, viz.: — ^goodes valued at nil, and plate,
ml.
The sayde incumbent haith and receyvyth yerly one annuytie
or aimuall rent of cs, goyng furth of the possessyons of the late
270 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIESj GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
suppressed monasterye of Saynt Agathie, payd by the . . .
the lorde Scrope, fermour of the same . . .
Sum of the rental!, as.
Memorandum : — Ther is a chapel at Culstrop, in the parish of
Kirk Hamerton, wherin was a stipendary priste, which had xls. of
the monastery of and sithens
the dissolucion of the said house, was paid by thandes of William
Blythman, late receyvor of the same the same
was purchased by the lorde Latymer, decessed, and sythens that
purchas ther hayth bene ne prest ther
9. THE CHAUNTERIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH
OF ALLERTON
Willyam Bumande, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John
Andyrby (?), knight, as apperyth [illegible].
The same is in the said church and used accordinglie. The
necessitie is to pray for the sowles departed [illegible].
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at viijs., plate,
xxviijs.
First, one tenement with th'appurtenaunces [illegible]
of lande in Grafton in the tenure of John Maierson, xvj«.; vj a.
of medowe in Nether Dunsforth Ingez, now in severall tenures
[illegible. The names of John Sympson and William Thomlyn-
son appear.]
Sum of the rentall, ixli, xviijs. ixd, ob.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthe, xvjs. iiijd,; to
our said sovereigne lorde the Kinge, for chef rent goyng furth of
the premisses, viz.: — furth of the land . . . . , vij«.; furth of
John Sympson tenement and iiij of lande . .
. . . , xxxs. xd.; and furth of ... . and ij oxgange of
land ther in the tenure of William Thomlynson iiij
Sum of allowaunce, Ijs. ix^. ob.
And so remanyth, vij/e. vijs.
THE DEANERY OF BOROUGH BRIDGE. 271
[sums total for the deanery of buroughbridge.]
Some of the said goodes, vj7/. xviijs. jd.
Some of the said plate, ixli. xv«.
Some of the said possesseons, mj^^xjli, xixs. x.jd.
Some of the saide deduccions, xxjli, ij«. iiijc?.
And so remayneth elere, Ixx//. xvijs. vijd.
THE DEANEY OF POTJNTFEETT.i
1. THE CHAUin?RIE OF SANCTE THOMAS Th'aPPOSTLE IN THE FAROCHB
CHURCHE OF POUNTFRETT CALLED RUSHWORTH CHAUNTERIE.
Thomas Elyson, incumbent. Of the foiuidacion of Eoberte
Rusheworth, as apperyth by a dede of feoffment, and a wille ther-
unto annexed, dated the v*^ day of March in vij^ yere of the
reigne of our sovereign lorde king Henry th'eight. To th'entent
that the rents and prof ectes of the landes, conteyned in the said
feoffment, with other landes, conteyned in the sayde will, holden
by copy of courte rolle, to the valewe of mjlL xiiijs. viijV. shulde be
payde by the heires of the saide Rushworth to a preyst which
shulde synge in the said chauntrie for ever, and to pray for the
sowles of the said Rushworth and his antecessors. And yf the
saide heire do f ayle of paiment of the said rents, aocordynge to the
sayde will, that then John Wakfeylde and his cofeffiesof the premisses
shulde suffre the saide preyst to take all th'issues and profettes
of the saide landes and ten., conteyned in the said feoffment, and
also the prof etts of the copieholdes named in the saide will, unto
such time as the said preyst be satisj&ed of the said iiij&*. xiiiJ8.
viijV. Which is bounde to distribute to pore people on Saynt Blase
day, xiijd, and also that the curate of the saide church, for the
tyme beinge, shulde offre, the saide day jd,, and take up iiijrf.; and
to helpe dyvyne service in the quere, and to helpe the saide curate
to mynystre sacraments to the parochians of the same ohuroh,
which be in nombre mm houslyng people and above.
The same is in the seide paroch churche and used aooordinglje.
Ther is no landes alienated or solde sithens the statute.
Goods iiijs. iij^., plate nil.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Hardwyke in the
tenure of Robert Hoppay, Ixs.; certenjmedowe in Pountfret
Feylde, called Soman Flattes, in the tenure of Alan Andrewe, xx«.;
(1) Here begins Augmentation Office, Channtrj Certificate No. 66.
THE DEANERY OF PONTKFRACT. 273
and ther is certen landes in the hands of the heres of Flemynge, of
the yerKe valewe of xiiij*. viijV. In all, iiij//. xiiij*. viijd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerely, ixs. iiijn?.; to
the said Robert Rushworth for a rent goinge furth of the saide ten.
in the tenure of Robert Hoppay, xviijV.; and to the said Robert
for a rent goinge furth of the medowe, called Sonnen Flattes, ij*.
YJd. In all, xiiJ5. nijd.
And so remanyth, iiij/t. xvjd.
2. THE CHAUNTRIE OF CORPUS CHRISTI IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
Richard Ridyall, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but
putt in by the majrre and his bretheme. To th'entente to say the
morrowe masse in the said church, and to survey the amendynge
of the high wayes about the said towne, which masse is done by v
of clocke in the momynge. Havynge landes and ten. pertenyng
to the same, as by the rentall apperyth. And not charged with the
Kinges tenthes.
The same is within the said church and used accordinglye. Ther
is no landes aKenate sithens the statute.
Goods, xxxvs. xjd. Plate, xlij*'.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenances in Maltmarket in Pount-
frett, in the tenure of Alane Ayre, yijs. iiijV.; one ten. in the Newe
Market, in the tenure of widowe Hill, x«.; one ten. in Salte Rawe,
in tholdinge of Richard Wilbore, iiijs.; one close in Northgayte,
intholdinge of Edmunde Tyas, iijs.; one orchardein "Walkergate,
in tholdinge of John Adamson, xs.; one cloise lienge in Southgate,
in tholdinge of the saide John, xijd.; one ten. with appurtenances in
Gelygayte, in the tenure of James Brereclyff, vs. viij^.; one ten. in
Ropergate, in tholdinge of Christofer Hooton, vs.; iiij ten., in the
tenure of Edward Estwoode, iiijs. viij^.; one close in Northfeilde, in
tholdinge of Thomas Cowper, vjs.; one acre of lande in the "West-
feylde, in tholding of Edwarde Grave, ijs. nijd,; one acre of lande
in Preston Feylde, in tholdinge of Robert Mawe, ijs.; one acre of
lande ther, in the tenure of Robert Heptonstall, xijd,; one ten. in
Southgate, in tholding of John Moberley, x^.; one ten. in the
Balye, in the tenure of Thomas Snydall, xviijV.; iij a. of lande
lienge nere the grene, in the tenure of Robert Woodhouse, ijs.;
and one acre of lande in Fulsnape, in tholdinge of Henry Wytham,
• • • • • • J
i]s. uija.
Sum of the rentall, Ixvijs. viijfl^.
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274 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Paiable to the mare of Pountefrett for a rent goinge f urth of the
the premysed landes yerlye, viijs. \jd.
And so remayneth, ]ixs, ijd.
3. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE SAIDE PAROCH
CHURCH OF POUNTEFRETT.
Alexandre Carter, incumbent. Havynge no foundaeion, but
put in by the mayre of Pountfret and his bretheme, to say masse
at viij of the clocke and help dyvyne service in the quere, and to
helpe the curate in tyme of necessitie to mynistre sacraments to
the parochians ther. Havynge certen landes and ten. for the
mantenance of the same, as particularlie in the rentall may appere.
The same is in the said parish church and used accordingly.
Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goods, Ixxs. xcL Plate, nil.
First, a yerlie rent of xs., goinge furthe of the landes lately
perteynynge to the desolved monastery of Saynt Johnes of Pount-
frett; one house with one garthinge, in the tenor of mastres Bunnye,
iiij.9. iiije/.; one garth in the Balyey, in the tenure of Laurens Wilye,
xvjfl?.; one garth in Bondgayte, in the tenure of George Watson,
xij^.; one house with a garth in the Balif, in tholdinge of Jennett
Clay, iiijs'.; one house with a garth ther, in tholdinge of mistres
Eobynson, iiijs.; a garthe ther in the tenor of the said mistres
Rawlynson {sic), xviijt/.; a rent of \jd., goyngefurth of the landes
of John Richardson ther ; one house with th appurtenances in the
holdinge of William Hogeson, viijs.; one house with a garth ther,
in the tenor of Eobert Hyrst, vij-s.; one house in the Bothez, in
tholdynge of Richard Simpson, preist, x.9. viij a?.; one stable ther,
in tholdinge of Bartholomewe Dyconson, xijd.; a rent of xviij^/.,
goinge furth of a chambre ther, in tholdinge of Richard RydyaU,
preist ; one house with a garth in Walkergate, in tholdinge of
Thomas Swanne, ijs.; a rent of ixd, goinge furth of one house
ther, in the tenor of John Milner ; a rent of YJd,, goinge furth of
a garth ther, in the tenor of Hugh Chestre ; ij garthes (?) ther in
the tenor of the said incumbent, xvjd,; one garth in Northffate, in
the tenure of Stephan Easby, xijd.; one house with a garth ther,
in the tenor of John Sampall, iiij*. iiijV.; one house and a garth in
Marketsteide, in the tenure of widowe Buckle, with one housestede
in decay, iijs. iiijc?.; one garthe in Southgate, in the tenor of John
Adamson, xijd.; one bame and ij garthes, ther, in the tenure of the
said John, iiijs.; iiij^.; a rent of xviijt/., goinge furth of one dose
in Tanshill in the tenure of Lyonell Rolstone ; one house with one
garth in Bakstergate in tholding of John Clerkson (?) with one
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. ^75
stable in Grelygate, one bame in Northgate, one crofte at the Brode
Lane Ende, called Tentor Crofte, and half one acre of lande in the
Olde Feylde, all rented at xvs.; a garth in Westgate, in the tenure
of Thomas Edryngton, iiijd; one house in Mycklegate, in the
tenure of widowe Skelton, viijs.; a rent of xxijd., goinge furth
of one house in Marketstede in the tenure of Thomas Grave ; one
house and one garth in Mickelgate, in the tenure of widowe Woode,
iiijs.; one house and a garth ther, in the tenure of Henry Hempes-
worth, vij.s.; ij little clausures, lienge nere the wyndmyllof Poimt-
frett, in the tenure of the same Henry, iiijs.; a rent of xijV., goinge
furthe of one house in Myklegate, in the tenure of John Flocton ;
one stable in Salterawe in decay, one parcell of grounde ther, in the
tenure of Richard Wilbore, vj(^.; one parcell of grounde in Pond-
garth, in the tenure of the said Richard, xvjV.; one litle pece of
grounde in Salterawe, iijd.; certen landes in the feildes of Hard-
wyke, in the tenure of James Jakson, ijs.; ij a. of lande ther, in
the tenure of Jochiame Graunte, ijs.; a rent of jd., paid by Thomas
Rodwell ; iiij a. of lande in Ferybrygge Feylde, in th'occupacion
of, Richard Johnson, iijs.; and one tofte in Ferybrigge, in the
tenure of Edmonde Tyas, iij^.
Sum oJE the rentall, yjli. xviijr?.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerely for the tenths, viijs. xjd,;
to the maior of Pountfret yerlie for a rent, called the Kinges f erme,
goinge furthe of the premysses,xvijs. vjf/.; to the grave of Houghton,
xviij^.; to the graves of Tanshill, xij^.; to John Hamerton, one
pounde of peper, ij-s*. ijd.; to the same John, for owte rente, xijd,;
goinge furth of the premised landes ; and to Thomas Wakf eylde,
jd.
Sum of th'allowaunce, xxxijs. ij^.
And so remanyth, iiij/«. ixs. iiijc/.
4. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SANCTE ROKE WITHIN THE SAYDE PAROCHE
CHURCHE.
Robert Hoppay, incumbent. Havyng no foundacion, but
nominate by the maior and his bretherne, and to say masse at ix of
the clocke, and to help dyvyne service in the saide church, and to
mynystre sacraments to the parochians in tyme of necessitye.
Havynge certen landes and ten. gyven by well disposed persons to
th'entente to be prayed for and ther ancetors.
The same is within the saide paroch church and used accordinglie,
and ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goods, xxs. ijd, Plate, nil.
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First, one ten. with th'appurtenances in Brerley in the tenure
of Richard Noddez, Ixiijs. yd.; one ten. with th'appurtenances in
in Pountfret in the tenure of Thomas Fuysten, xKsijs.jd,; one house
ther in the tenure of Christofer Dukket, xs.; one house ther in the
tenure of George Fenton, xjs.; a rent paid furth of the house of
Eichard Wilbore, ijs. iiij^.; a rent of xvjc?., paid by Robert
Femell ; one house in the tenure of John Walton, iiijs. viijfl?.; one
house in tholdinge of Anthony Hayle, vs.; one acre of lande ther,
in the tenure of Gerrerd Crowder, by yere, ijs..; and one little
chambre being the mansion house of the sayd incumbent, soituate
within the said towne of Pountfrett, worth by yere, iiijs.
Sum of the rentall, vj/t. xvjs. ii]d.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerhe for the tenth, ixs. iijd. ob,;
to the master mayor of Poimtfret for the Kinges ferme, goinge
furth of one chambre in Pountefrett,iijc?.; to the lorde Mounteigle,
for a rent goinge furth of the landes in Breerley, xiiijs. yjd.; to Sir
John Burton, knight, for a rent goynge furth of the same landes,
viijs.; to Sir George Darcye, knight, for such like rent, goinge
furth of the same to the said mayor of Pountfret, ijs.; for a rent
goinge furth of Thomas Fuysterhouse, vjs. jd.; and to the same
mayor for suche like rent, goynge furth of George Fenton House,
xijd.
Sum of th'allowance, xljs. jd.
And so remanyth, iiijVi. xs, ijd.
5. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL OF SAYNT
GYLKS IN THE TOWNE OF POUNTEFRETtI IN VhE SAYDE
PAROCHE.
Roger Frikley, incumbent. Havynge no foundacion, but
nominate by the mayor and bretheme beforesayde, and doth singe
masse in the said chapell daly for the ease of the inhabitants of the
said towne, and doth mynystre all sacraments in the same, and also
doth helpe the curate in tyme of necessitie or visitacion.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church j quarter of j myle.
Ther is no landes, ahenate sithens the statute.
Goods, xiiJ6'. ijd. Plate, IxYJs.jd.
First, John Tatam, one shop in Ledder Markett, xxrf.; William
Hogeson and Thomas Stable, one shopp ther, xxd.; William Skipton,
(1) There was also another chantry in Pontefract in ihe churoh of AU Saints
to pray for the soul of Adam de Acke worth and Beatrice his wife, and endowed
with lands in Preston Jackling, Carlton, and Sutton juxta Ferrybridge. Fat, 14
JSdw. Ill.y p. 3, w. 18.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 277
one shopp ther, xvj^.; the cordwyner of Hymesworth, one shopp,
xiiijfl?.; one shopp ther in decay ; one shop in tholdinge of Henry
Foldes, xiiijfl?.; Edwarde Stalay, one shopp, xij^.; AKce Skeldinge,
one house, ijs.; Jennet Gregson, one house, ijs, viijo^.; Edward
Hope, one house, vs.; Thomas Slack, one house, vjs.; the same
Thomas, one garden, \jd.; one other house, in decay ; Adam
Stagge, one house in Nawtmarket, iiijs.; Jennet Evers, one house,
ijs. viij^.; one house stede, in decay ; Edward Hempe, one stable
with one gardyne ther, iij.<?.; William Marshall, one house with the
appurtenances, xxs.; William Grene, one acre of lande, viijc?.;
Baleton wyfEe, one house, iijs.; John Moberley, for the ende of
the same house, xxd.; Lyonell Rolston, ij messuage steids, with one
kilnehouse, ijs. iiij^.; Richard Wilbore for one quarter of one
mesuage, with a well, \iijd.; John Hogeson, ijs.; William Cowarde,
one stable, ijs.; Brian Jakson, one bame in Baxtergate, vs. iiij^.;
John Browne, one gardyne, vj^.; one parcell of waist groimde ther,
nil ; Robert Grave, iij half acres of lande in Mikkelgate, xviijt/.;
Edward Rusby, one roode of lande ther, iiij^.; Brian Jakson, one
shopp in Marketsteide, vjs.; Nicholas Carlyell, one shopp ther, vs.;
Lyonell Mexborough, one shopp, vs.; William Stokhill, one shopp,
vjs.; Richard Helke,one shopp, ijs. iiij^.; widowe Buckyll, one house,
xijs.; John Clerkson, one house with th'appurtenances, xijs. over
the reparacions ; Thomas Heptenstall, one gardyne in Roper-
gate, xijfl?.; Thomas Hirst, one litle house, ijs. viijc?.; Thomas
Person, one house, vs.; Thomas Edryngton, one house with one
bame, over the reparacions, iijs.; Robert Carver, one gardyne in
Northgate, xijd, ; Richard Pykkerynge, iij r. of lande in Carleton,
xiiij^.; George Milner, for one house in Tanshill, iiijs.; Lyonell
Rolston for a rent goinge furth of his landes ther, in the tenure of
Brighouse wyfe, xviij5.; and Roberte Howrom, one ten. with
th'appurtenances in Ryle, xs. ij^^.
Sum of the rentall, vij^i. vjs. viijo?.
Wherof
Paiableto the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the x*^, viijs. xij^. ob, q.\
to the mayor of Pountfret, xijs. vjc?.; to the collector of the rents
of the late desolved monastery of Pountfret, one pound of peper,
ijs. i\i]d.\ to the grave of Tanshill, iiijd oh,\ and to George Darcye,
i]s. mja.
Sum of th'allowance, xxvjs. ijd q.
And so remanyth, vj//. Yd. ob, q.
6. [The articles of inquiry, as on p. 5, bound up in the wrong
place.]
278 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
7. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
ACKWORTHE.
John Thompson, incumbent ther, the same is of the f oundacion
of Isabell Castelforth.i To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the
foimder and all Christen sowles. And founded by licence of King
Edwarde the thyrde, dated die Lunae proximo post festum sancti
Michaelis archangeli, anno Domini mcccxxxiiij.
The same is within the saide paroche churche. The necessitie
is to pray for the sowles departed, and is used accordinglie. Ther
is no landes alienated or soldo sithens the iiij^^day of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij^^^.
Goods, nil, plate, nil.
First, foure messuages, wherof two is buylded upon, and v
oxganges of lande with th'appurtenances lyeng in Thorpe Awdelyn,
in the tenor of Richard Carter, of the yerlie rent of iiij/e.; vj a.
of land arable ther in the tenure of William Norton, vjs. Yiijd.; vj
a. of arable lande ther, in the tenure of the wyffe of William
Warde, vjs.; and the howse that the said preist doth inhabite in,
rented at iiijs.
Sum of the said chauntrie, iiij/^. xvjs. viij^.
Wherof
Payable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerlie, ixs. Yijd. oh, q.
And so remanyth, iiij/». vijs. q.
8. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SANCTE JOHN BAPTISTE IN PRESTON JAKLINGE
CHAPELL IN THE PARYSSHE OF FETHERSTONE.
Thomas Huntyngdon, incumbent. Beinge of the foundacion
of Roberto Preston, to pray for the sowle of the founder and all
Christen sowles, and to do service iiij principall dayes in the yere
in the paroche church of Fetherstone.
The same is within the paroch of Fetherstone and distaunt from
the same one myle. The necessitie of the same is to pray for the
sowles departed and to do dyvyne servyce in the said chapell for the
ease of the inhabitants being aged and impotent. The same is
used and observed accordingHe. Ther is no landes alienated or soldo
sithens the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici "viij^.,
xxvij™o.
(roodes, xjs. viijf/. Plate, nil.
J-
(1) Licence to Isabella de Castelford to found a chantry in the chapel of the
Blessed Mary in the church of Acworth, newly built, to pray for the same Isabella
Adara de Foxoles and Eustachia. his wife, William and John, sons of the same Adam,
Geoffrey de Staynton and Adam de Castelford. 29 Jan. 1333. Fat,, 7 Edw. III.,
p. 1, m. 21.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 279
First, one capital! mesuage and vj a. of arable lande, lienge in
Preston, in the tenure of John Saunders, of the yerlie rent of xxij.s.;
iij pastures and ij a. of lande and a rode in the tenure of James
Woodroffe, viijs. yjd.; iiij a. of lande in the tenure of Felling-
worthe wySe, iiijs.; xij a. of lande in the holdynge of Nicholas
Shelet, the yonger, xij.s.; one cloyse in the tenure of the sayde
Nicholas, xiijs. iiijd,; one cloise with one acre of lande in tholdinge
of John Hamerton, esquier, xiiij-s. iiijV.; one cloise in tholdinge of
Johne Chapell, ix5.; one cloise, in tholdynge of William Wilson,
iiijs.; one ootage in the holdynge of John Walton, iiijs.; ij a. di. of
lande in the tenure of John Grenewoode, ijs, v]V.; iij a. of lande in
the tenure of James Huntyngton, iijs.; iij a. of lande in the
tenure of William Sympson, iij*\
Sum of the said chantrie, iiij li. xixs. viijo?.
Wherof
Payable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for tenthes of the same,
viijs.; and to the Bishop for senage, xijd. In all, ixs.
And so remanyth, iiijli, xs. viijr/.
9. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
KELLINGTON.l
John Woode, incumbent. Beinge of the dotacion of the
parocheners ther, by wille and testamentes of syndrye well disposed
parochianes ther, to pray for the prosperitie of the parocheners
leving, and for the sowles of thos which be departed, and to do
dyvyne service in the saide paroch churche of Kellyngton.
The same is within the paroche churche beforsaide. The
necessitie is to pray for the sowles of the parochians departed and
helpe to do divine service in the said church, and is used
accordinglie. Ther is no lands alienate, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one ten. in tholdinge of Robert Horsell, xiiijs.; one ten.
in tholdinge of John Fisher, xxjs.; one cotage in tholdinge of John
Everingham, vs.; one ten. in tholdinge of Alice Wentworth, ixs.
xd,; one cotage in the holding of William Thomson, vjs.; one ten.
in tholdinge of Robert Thompson, xs. xjd.; one ten. in tholdinge of
Nicholas Smyth, xxvs. iiijn?.; and one crofte, called the Ladyburye
Crofte, and certen lande and meddowe, late in tholding of Thomas
Moye and Thomas Hewet, ix6*.
Sum of this chauntrie, cjs. j^.
(I) There is a note here in another hand. " Sent Katheryn's ohaunterj
omytted in this hook."
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Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, viij«. vijV.
ob. q,\ to Sir John Nevyle, knyght, for a rent going furthe of the
said lands, vjs. viijo?.; to Sir John Dawney, knight, ijs. ob,] to the
King our sovereigne lorde, xijc?.; to Thomas Metham, xiijV.; and
to the same Metham, ijs. In all, xxjs. Yd, q„
And so remanyth, lxxix«. yijd, ob, q.
10. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF WHITLEY IN THE
PAROCH BIFORSAID.
Arthure Cressie, incumbent. The same is of the dotacion of
of the hole parocheners ther, by wills and testamentes of well dis-
posed people departed. To pray for the prosperitie of the
parochians, now levynge, and the sowles of them departed, and to
do djryne service in the said chapell and to ministre sacraments in
tyme of neide to the parocheners there.
The same chapell is within the said paroch and in distance
from the paroch church one myle di. The necessitie is to pray and
to celebrate masse to the aged impotent men, that for waters
many tymes cannot resorte to the said paroch church, and the
same is well used accordinge to his foundacion. Ther is no landes
alienate, etc.
Goods, vijs. xd. Plate, nil.
First, one ten. in tholding of Nicholas Smyth which payth
yerlie unto the preist, xviijs. viijd; half one ten. in tholding of
Lyonell Atkinson, iijs. vijr/.; one cotage in tholding of Jenkyn
Heyton, iijs.; one cotage in the holding of Margaret Leyke, iijs.;
one ten. in tholdyng of Arthur Cressie, clerke, xv5.; a yerly rent
going furth of one ten. in tholding of John Pocock, ijs. viijV.; one
cotage in tholding of John Kellingley, viiijs.; a rent going furth
of one cotage in tholding of Robert Horome, jd. ob,; a rent going
furth of one parcell of grounde, called liiddinge, in the holding of
Nicholas Smyth, yjd.; a rent going furth of certen landes in
tholdinge of William Barclough, ijs.; a rent going furth of Stor-
lande, ijs.; one ten. in tholding of Robert Thompson, iijs, iiijrf.;
one ten. in tholding of Henry Jakson, x^.; and a rent going furth
of John Grriffite ten., xixd.
Sum of the chauntrie, Ixiiijs. ujd, ob,
Wherof
To the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, vjs. jd. ob. q.
And so remanyth, Iviijs. jd, ob, q.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 281
11. THE CHAUNTRIK AT THE ALTER OF THOMAS BECKET IN THE
PAROCH CHURCH OF HEMSWORTH.
William Catton, incumbent. Of the fonndacion of Symon
Balderstone, at th'alter somtymes called th'alter of Thomas Becket,
to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowles, as
aperyth by a foundacion, dated xij die Maii, anno regni regis
Edwardi tertii, xxjmo.
The same is within the paroch church of Hemsworth. The
necessitie is to pray for sowles departed, and the same is observed
accordynglye. Ther is no lands alienate or solde, etc.
Groods, \s. ijd, Plate, xlviijs.
First, one ten. called the Chauntrie House in tholdinge of
James Lyversuche, xls.; certen grounde in the towne feilde of
Hymsworth in tholding of John Skamandell, xvij*.; one cot age in
tholding of John Prynce, iiijs.; one mesuage with th'appurte-
nances in tholding of William Clyffe, xxs.; James Wilkocke for
fre rente, viij*.; John Smyth for fre rent, v«.; and John Hatton for
free rent, xj«.
Sum of this chantrie, cys.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, xs. iiijV. ob.;
to the lordes of Himsworth for free rent. Hid.; and to John Darcie
for free rent, idjd.
Sum of the allowaunce, xJ5. vij^. ob.
And so remanyth, iiij/t. xiijs. iiijd ob,
12. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE PAROCH
CHURCH.
William Woode, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Sir James
Haryngton, knight, and William Martyne to pray for the sowles
of the founders, and certen lands putt in feoffment to certen persons
for the fyndyng of the incumbent therof for the tyme beynge, as
apperyth by a composition dated the xij day of February, in the
ixth. yere of the reigne of Kinge Edwarde the iiij*^., and also by
divers other writings in the custodie of the said incumbent.
The same is within the said church, etc. Ther is no lands
alienate, etc.
Goods, xs. YJd. Plate, nil.
First, one ten., called Woodhouse, in the tenure of Eicharde
Woode, xls.; one ten. in the tenure of the wyffe of William
Scheley, xxviijs.; one ten. in the tenure of Percivall Chryste,
xxxvjs. iiijfl?.; one cotage in the tenure of Robert Birkes, vs. iiije/.;
and the incumbentes howse with one orcharde, vjs. ynjd.
Sum of this chantrie, cvjs. uijd.
282 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kings Majestie for tenth yerlie, ixs. ob,; and to
Pountfret for the rent, iiijs. viij^?.; and to Saynt John, iiij^.
Sum of the allowance, xiiijs. ob.
And so remanyth eijs. iijd. ob.
13. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE TRENITIE IN THE PAROCHE CHURCHE
OF HUDDERSFEILDE.
Richard Blakborne, incumbent ther. Of the foundacion of
Thomas Stapleton, esquier. To th'entent to pray for the sowle of
the founder and to do divine service all festivals in the said church.
And for the assurance of the incumbentes levinges the same
founder did enfeoff Robert Nevyle and others in certen his lands
and ten. to th'use of the incumbents herof , as apperyth by a com-
posicion dated xiij^^o. die Febr', anno regni regis Henrici viij^i.,
XV j^ .
The same is within the said church. The necessitie is to pray
[etc. as before].
Goodes xijs. Plate xlviij«.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenances in tholdinge of John
Barnes, xxxs.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances in tholdinge of
Richard Sampson, xxviijs.; one ten. in tholdinge of William
Manchestre, xxvijs.; one ten. in tholdinge of Willyam Peryt, xxjs.;
and one one (sic) in tholdinge of George Simpson, ijs. iiijd.
Sum of the said chantrie, cviijs. iiijd
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthes, ix.9. iiijV.
And so remanyth, iiij li. xix.v.
l4. THE STIPENDE OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAID
PAROCH CHURCH.
Richard Broke, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion but certen
landes purchased by the parochians towards the fynding of the
said incumbent. To th'entent to pray for the prosperitie of the
f)arochians leving, and for the sowles of them departed, and to
lelpe the curate of the same church to ministre sacraments and
sacramentalles to the said parochians, beynge in nombre mcccc or
ther aboutes.
The same is within the said church and the necessitie is to
pray and helpe the ciu-ate to mynystre the sacramente to the saide
parochians in tyme of nede. The same is used accordinglie. Ther
is no landes alienate, etc.
THE DKANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 283
Goodes, xxijs. viij^. Plaite, nil.
First, one ten. with th'appnrtenances in Stanebanke, in the
tenor of Willyam More, xxvjs. xjd. ob.; one eloise in the towne-
ship of Crosland in the tenure of John Dyson, vjs. viijo?.; one
parcell of lande in Wormell in tholdyng of Henry Hobrode, vs.;
one cotage in tholdinge of John Spivie, lieng in Huddersfeilde, vijs.;
and one cotage ther in tholdynge of Margarett Tolson, ijs.
Sum of the said ehauntrie, xlvijs. Yijd. oh.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerlie, iiijs. iiij^.; to
John Thomell for fre rent, u]d, oh.\ and to theires of Blakbome,
• • • •
Sum of allowances, viijs. vijc?. oh.
And so remanyth, xxxixs.
15. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAINT JAMES IN THE PAROCH CHURCH
OF SNAITHE.
Christofer Warter, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Henry
Snath, clerke, to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristene
sowles, and to do dyvine service in the said churche upon all festi-
vall dayes as by the foundacion dated the [blank] day of [blank]
anno regni regis [blank] more planKe may appere.
The same is in the paroch church biforsaid. The necessitie is
to pray and to do dyvine service as is biforesaide, and the same is
used accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, ixs. viijV. Plate, nil.
First, one annuall rent of iiijV/. goinge furth of the vicarage of
Snathe, payd by thandes of the fermor of the same, iii]7i.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, viij«.
And so remanyth, Ixxijs.
16. THE STIPENDE OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAME
CHURCHE.
James Brodebent, incumbent. And no foundacion of the same,
but onlie certen landes purchased by the parochians ther, and
bestowed for the manetenance of the saide service. To th'entente
to pray for the prosperitie of the parochians, now levinge, and for
the sowles of them departed.
The same is within the said paroch church. The necessitie is
to pray and do dyvyne service in the said church, and the same is
used accordinglye. Ther is no land aKenate, etc.
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Goods, xijs. ijd. Plate, nil.
Fjnrst, one acre iij rod of land arable, and di. acre medowe in
the tenure of John Gatenby, iijs. iijd.; one a. arable lande and vj a.
of medowe, in the tenure of John Browne, vijs. iiijrf.; iij a. of
medowe in the tenure of Robert Nelscrop, viijs.; half one acre of
medowe in the tenure of Robert Jolande, xijfl^.; iij rod of arable
lande in the tenure of Adam Haworth, xvd.; half an acre of arable
land in the tenure of Thomas Ardyngton, xd,; half one acre
arable lande, in the tenure of Thomas Richard, xd,; one howse in
Cowyke that [blank] Joland doth inhabite in, iijs.; one rent payd
by the heres of [blank] Ryder, xviijc?.; one annuall rent payde by
Guy Mothersbye, iiijs. iiijfi?.; one rent paid yerlie furth of one
house in Cowike, in the tenure of [blank] Palmer, iijd.; one house
in the tenure of Robert Nelscropp, xviij^.; one house in the tenure
of George Watson, ijs.; and the lande called the Lady Lande in the
tenure of Robert Joland, iiij.s.
Sum of the chauntrie, xxxixs. ijd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for tenth, iij*. \jd.; and payd
to the Kinge, our sovereigne lorde, for fre rent going furth of tiie
premises, iiijs. ijd. In aU, vij.s'. viijd.
And so remanyth, xxxJ6-. vj(/.
17. THE SERVICE CALLED THE TRENITIK GUYLDE IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
Christofer Bayoke, incumbent. Ther is no foimdacion, but
landes purchased for the mantenance of the said service by the
parochians ther. To th'entent the said incumbentes shulde mane-
teyne Godes service in the said church, and pray for the estate of
the parochians levinge, and for the sowles of theme that bene
departed.
The same is within the said church of Snaith ; and the neces-
sitie therof is to pray and manteyne divine service in the same
church, and the same is observed accordinglie. Ther is no landes
alienate etc.
Goods, xxiiijs. iiijfl?. Plate, xxxviijs.
First, one parcell of medowe, in the tenure of William Bothe,
xs.; one parcell of medowe in the tenure of Johne Bennet, xiiji.;
one parcell of medowe, in the tenure of John Jollande, ijs.; one
parcell of medowe, in the tenure of Robert Jollande, xijd.; certen
land and medowe, in the tenure of George Jollande, ix«. iiijd.; one
acre of land in the holdinge of John Jolland, ijs.; one parcell of
medowe in the tenure of the wyff of Motherbie, xij5.; certen
medowe, in the tenure of Robert Forman, vijs. Yijd.; the wyf of
THK DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 285
Palmer payth for certen grounde, ijd.; one acre of land, in the
tenure of William Colly, ijs.; certen land and medowe, in the
tenure of Thomas Rikarde, viijs. viijo?.; one ten. with th'appur-
tenances, in the tenure of John Bothman, vjs. viijc?.; ij a. of land,
in the tenure of Thomas Suger, iiijs.; one cotage, in the tenure of
Thomas Cohcrofte, iiijs. ijd.; one cotage with one acre of lande, in
the tenure of John Walker, iijs.; certen lands in the tenure of
Robert Hassard, vjs. ixd.; one cotage, in the tenure of [blank]
Stacy e wyfPe, ijs.; certen medowe, in the tenure of Thomas Osseck,
xvjd.; one cotage, in the tenure of [blank] Hall wyfe, vijV.; one
cotage with medowe and arable land, in the tenure of Thomas
Watson, xs.; one cotage, in the tenure of Alexandre Mexbrough,
iijs. iiijfl?.; one cotage, in the tenure of the wyfEe of Otley, ijs.;
certen medowe, in the tenure of Roberte Ingreham, iijs. xd,;
certen lande, in the tenure of Laurence Russell, xd.; one litle par-
cell of grounde, in the tenure of Richard Ingram, YJd.; certen
lande in the tenure of Thomas Warde, xiiijV.; certen lande, in the
tenure of John Bateman, xvj^.; one cotage, in the tenure of
Richard Loge, ijs.; one parcell of land, in the tenure of John
Whitsyde, YJd.; one parcell of land, in the tenure of John Storie,
ujd.; one cotage, in the tenure of Cristofer Middleton, xxijd,; one
cotage in the tenure of widowe Thewe, iiijs.; one ten. in the tenure
of Laonell Euere, ixs.; one ten. in tholdinge of John Harryson,
YJs. viijV.; certen land, in the tenure of Robert Whalley, viijo?.;
certen lande, in the tenure of William Pullane, iijs.; and certen
lande in the tenure of Robert Holmes, iiijs.
Sum of the chauntrie, YJH. viijs. iijd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kings Majestic for the tenth yerlie, xs. iijd.
oh, q, di.; and to the cheif lord for fre rent, xxs. In all, xxxv«.
]i]d. oh. q. di.
And so remanyth, iiij/i. xijs. xyL di, q.
18. THE CHAPELL OF ROCLYFF IN THE PAROCHE OF
SNAYTHE.
Edwarde Richardson, incumbent. The same was founded by
hcence of John, late abbot of Selby. To th'entente the parochians
nygh adionynge shuld cristen and have all manor of sacramentes
mj^ystred ther, saving buryeng, by reason the same parochians
cannot resorte to ther paroche church many tymes for the weteness
of the grounde and grete inundations of waters ; and towards the
levinge of the incumbents therof be certen parcells of land gyven
by well disposed people. And is not charged to the paymente of
the tenth to the Kinges Majestic.
286 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The same is distant frome the parooh church ij myles. The
necessity is to have sacraments mjnystred in the same, and to have
masse ther, bicause of the inundations of water. The same is used
accordingUe. Ther is no lands alienate, etc.
Groods, xxvijs. Plate, xxviijs.
First, certen lande in the tenure of John Mangall, vs.; John
Whiteside, xvj^.; Thomas Rednes, vs.; Edward Richardson, vs.;
Robert Weglefurth, ijs. iiij^.; William Everade, vjs.; George
Harvie, iijs.; Thomas Moples ijs. yjd, ; Thomas Arnalde, ijs. Yd,;
John Rotherham, ijs. yd.; John Storye, iijs.; John Nettleton, iijs.
yd.; Richard Idle, iijs. iijd.; Richarde Rednes, ijs. iiij^/.; WiUiam
Duffeilde, xviijc?.; Richarde Rowden, xviijc?.; John Bateman, xij(/.
ob.; and Roberte Tristrame, ijs. In all, Uijs. ob.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for fre rente goinge furth of the
premysses, viijs. iiijfl?.
And so remanyth, xliiijs. yiijd, ob.
19. THE CHAPELL OF CARLETON IN THE SAIDB PAROCHE OF
SNAITHE.
Richard Walker, incumbent. The same is of the foundacion
of John Gibonson and John Hardinge.i To th'entent the same
incumbent shulde pray for the sowles of the founders and all
Cristen sowles and to ministre sacraments and sacramentalls in the
said chapell by the licence of Kinge Henry the iiij*^ ., dated the
xx^^. day of November, in the xij^^. yere of his reigne.
The same is within the saide paroche. The necessitie is to have
all maner of sacraments and sacrementalls minstred in the said
chapell. Being distaunt from the paroch church one myle, and a
grete and dangerous water betwixt. Wich is used at this day
accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one cotage, in the tenure of William Peyres, vs.; certen
lande, in the tenure of the said William, iijs.; one cloyse in the
tenure of the saide William, ijs.; a parcell of grounde, called Bacon-
(1) Licence to John Gybonson and John Herdyng of Carleton next Selbyto
found a chantry at the principal altar in the chapel of the Blessed Mary in Carleton
next Selby, to pray for their souls and for the soul of the Eing's late consort, Mary,
late Countess of Derby, and for Brian Stapleton, and to endow the same with a
messuage and lands in Camylford. 20 Nov., 1410. Pat.^ 12 Sen. IF., p. 1, m. 14.
BiU of complaint by Anthony Stapylton, servant to Sir Bryan Stapylton Uiat,
wheras Sir Brian and his ancestors have been seized of the advowson and
patronage of the chantry of the Blessed Mary beside Snaith, after the death
of Kalph Thomson, the late incumbent, he went to view the state of the said
chantry when he was assaulted by William Holywell and others. Star Chamber
Froceedings Hen. VIII., Bdle. 25, No. 47.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 287
hille, xijd.; a grounde, called the Wrayes, in the tenure of the
same William, xvjd.; one grounde, called Sandewath, xvjV.; one
acre of arable lande, in the tenure of the said Willyam, xii^d.; one
howse at the Chapell Stile, xviijo?.; one cottage in the tenure of
Ellyn Empson, iijs.; one cotage, in the tenure of Margerie
Walker, iijs.; one cotage, in the tenure of Willyam Wil-
goose, iiijs.; one close at Camyleforth, in the tenure of Richard
ralmer, iiijs. iiijo?.; one cloise, called Helles, in the tenure of the
said Richard, iijs. nijd.; one close, called the Feilde Garthe, in the
tenure of Peter Ancoke, vs.; the croftes in the tenure of Roberto
Ingram, called Clay croftes, xiijc;?.; a fre rent paid by John Elande
iijs. uijd.; the Hawe, in the tenure of Christofer Budde, iiijs. yiijd,;
the Welles Cloise, in the tenure of John Rokesby, iJ5.; Under-
thuath, in the tenure of Elizabeth Elande, iijs.; a fre rent paid by
theires of Woodrof, ijd.; a fre rent paid by theires of Colcolle, yd.;
a fre rent paid by theires of Huntshone, yjd.; a fre rent paide by
theires of Vallandes, ijd.; a fre rent paid by John Akys, iijs. viijc;?.;
the Snydaylez, in the tenure of George Bawnye, xxd.; a fre rent
paid by Robert HaUiwell, xijV/.; ij closes at Layresyke, in the
tenure of Richard Longlay, iiij**. iiijfl^.; the Starre Carrein, in the
tenure of Richard Ingrame, ijs.; the Sowegh, in the tenure of the
said Richard, ijs.; one acre of arable lande, in the tenure of the
said Richard, xij^.; a grounde, called the Miklegaytes, in the
tenure of William Wilbore, xiijs. iiij^?.; a rent paid by theires of
Kendall, goinge furth of Lesker, yjd.; the landes, called Rowse-
lande, in the tenure of Robert Taylyor, yjs. viij^?.; half one acre of
lande in Griifyns, yjd.; the lands, called the Materlandes, in the
tenure of John Malber, iiijs.; one cloise atFery, xvjV.; one pightell
at Herebanke, yjd.; half one acre of lande at Gappall Syke, yjd.;
viij a. di. in the Norcarres, yjs.; a rent paide by theires of Bap-
thorpe goinge furthe of the Bayhaus, xviijV.; a fre rent paid by
theii'es of Hopton, yjd.; the lande called Goke Lande, in the tenure
of widowe Budde, ijs.; a rente goinge furth of Burthuats, yjd.;
one cloise at Sandwath, in the tenure of William Crabtree, xvjc/.;
a fre rent paid by the heires of Amaldes, ijd.; ij landes, in the
tenure of widowe Mell, xiiij^?.; in the marshe iij a. j r. and the
iijde. parte of one acre of medowe, yjs. ijd.; in the Owte Wytes, iij
a., iiijs.; in the Newe Inges, Olde Inges, and in the Intakes xix a.
of medowe and a half, Iijs.
Sum of the chauntrie, viij//. xijs. yjd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Eanges Majestie for tenth, xiiijs. ijd. g.; to Sir
Briane Stapleton, knight, xxvijs. yijd. ob.; to the same Sir Briane
for^ Boynten Fee, ijs. vj^.; and to Sir John Dawney, knight, yjd.
In all, xliiijs. ixd. ob. q.
And so remanyth, ^QlL vijs. viijc?. q.
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20. THE CHAPELL OF ARMYN IN THE SAIDE
PAROCHE.
Thomas Ben', incumbente. The same ys erected by the
towneship of Armyn, and therin to have all sacrementes mynystred,
saving burienge, for the easemente of the inhabitants of the said
towne. Havinge onlie for his levinge assigned, xjs., going furth
of certen landes, and the rest of his levinge he haith of the devo-
cion of the inhabitants of the same towne for sainge masse in the
said chapell.
The same is within the said paroch. The necessitie is to
mynystre all sacramentes and sacrementalls in the said chapell to
the inhabitants of the said towne. Beinge distannte from ther
paroch church iiij miles, and in wynter and wete seasons ther can
no man passe betwixt. Ther is no lands alienate, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one ten. with ij a. di. of lande in the tenure of Briane
Clayton, vs.; iij a. of land in the tenure of George Nixon, ij«.
viijd^.; an annual rente payd by Eobert Thompson, goinge furth of
certen landes in Kellington, by yere, iijs. iiijV.
Sum of the chantry, x.js.
Wherof
Paible to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, xiijrf. ob, q.
And so Tememjih, ixs, xd. q.
Memorandum : — Ther is a chapell in the said paroche of
Snaithe, called Hoke Chapell, wherin is one chaplane, havinge cure,
and doth mynystre sacramentes and saciamentalles to the towne-
ships of Annyn, Hoke, and Gowle. And the incumbente ther
haith none other levinge but the tythes of the said townes, by a
lease and offeringes by the late Abbot of Selby, and the overplus
of the same is nowe paid to the Kinges Majestie.
21. THE GUYLDE PREYST IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
WHITGYFTE.
William Marshall, incumbente. The same service was first
maide by a guylde ther used, and haith certen landes therunto,
given by well disposed persons ther, to the fyndynge of the said
preyste. To th'entente to pray for the sowles and prosperitie of
the parochians ther, and to say masse in the saide churone at his
plesure.
The same is within the saide churche of Whitgyfte, and the
necessitie therof is to say masse in the said churche and pray for
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 289
the prosperitie and sowles of the parochians ther. The same is
used and kept accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienated, etc.
Goods, IxixH. yjd, Plate, nil.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenances in Rednez, in the tenure
of Robert Wresley, xls.; half one ten. in the tenure of John Lunde
ther, iijs. iiijd.; vij a. of lande, in the tenure of the said Johne, x«.
viijf/.; one cotage, in the tenure of widowe Gilson, vjs.; one mesuage
and V a. of lande in Uslytte, in the tenure of William Shirloke, xs.
Sum of this chauntrie, lxx«. |
Wherof
Payble to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, vij«.
And so remanyth, lxiiJ6'.
22. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SOUTHSYDE OF THE
PAROCH CHURCH OF ROTHWELL.
John Sharpe, incumbente. The same is of the foundacion of
Johne RatclyfEe. To th'entent the ineumbentes therof shulde daly
say masse and other divine service, and celebrate in the saide
church, and to be in the high quere all festivall dayes, at matynes,
masse, and evensonge, and further to helpe to mynystre sacre-
mentes whan nede requyreth, and to pray for the sowle of the
founder, as apperyth by a foundacion, dated x^o. die Julii anno
regni regis Edwardi primi, primo.
The same is within the said paroch churche. The necessitie is
to pray and helpe to mynystre sacrementes in the said churche, the
vicare havinge none other helpe but of the chauntrie preistes in the
said churche, the same paroche beinge in compasse xij or xiij myles.
The same is well used, and ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, xs. Plate, xliij.s*. iiij^/.
First, two mesuagesi and a half with th'appurtenances, lienge
in Carleton, in the tenure of William Dobson, xxxijs.; one mesuage,
with th'appurtenances in Hunslet Woodhouse, in the tenure of
George Hargrave, xls. vije/. ob,; one ten. with th'appurtenances
Uenge in Rothwell, in the tenure of Thomas Sheparde, xiiijs. jd,
ob.; a fre rent goinge furth of the landes of Sir John Nevyle,
Uenge in Hunslet Woodhouse, viijs.; a fre rent paide furth of the
landes of Robert Lucas in Carleton, ijs.; iij a. of lande lienge in
Lofthouse Feildes, ijs.
Sum of the said chantry, iiij/i. xviij«. ixd.
Wherof
(1) Particulars for a lease of the lands of this chantry ta William Thorpe. 1549.
Duchy of Laneatte^'y Div. 25, Bdle. U, 2nd portion No. 26.
8
290 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Paible to the Eanges Majestie for tenth yerlie, viij«. viija?. oh. qr,
to the Kings Majestie yerlie for one pounde of peper, ixtf.; to
Roberto Crofte yerlie, oh.\ to John Hunt for sicle bonez, ijs.; and
to Westerman of Lofthouse, ii]d. In all, xj.?. ind. q.
And so remanyth iiij/t. vjs. xjd. oh, q.
23. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE NORTHSYDE OF
THE SAIDE CHURCH OF ROTHWELL.
Thomas Helme, ineumbente. The same is of the foundacion
of William Skargill. To th'entente the incnmbentes therof shulde
celebrate masse dalie in the saide church, and to pray and mynystre
sacrementes accordinglie, as the incumbent of the precedent chan-
trie, as apperyth by a foundacion, dated the xx*^ . of Novembre, the
yere of our Lorde mcccchij^^xiiij.
The same is within the saide paroch church. The necessitie
is as above is declared. The same is used accordinglie. Ther is no
lands alienated, etc.
Goods, xs. ii]V. Plate, lxi]«. vjtf.
First, one mesuage^ with th'appurtenances, lienge in Rothwell
in the tenure of Raiif Gravener, xxijs. Y\]d. oh,; one mesuage with
th'appurtenances, lienge in Thorley, in the tenure of Humfrey
Kaye, xxviijs.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances in the tenure of
Robert Flecher, xxxs.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances in
Pountfrett in the tenure of James Brereclyff, xij«. YJd.; one
mesuage with th'appurtenances, lienge in Wentbrige in the
tenure of Richard SuUay, xxijs. iiij(/.; one cotage with th'appur-
tenances ther, in the tenure of Thomas PuUay, vij«.; and one tofte
with iiij a. of arable lande, lienge in Badesworth, now in the
tenure of Margaret Skoyley, widowe. iiij«.
Sum of the said chantrie, vj/t. vjs. yd. ob,
Wherof
Paible to the Kings Majestie for the tenthe yerlie, xs. iiijV.; to the
receiver of the late monastery of Saynt Oswaldes to the Kings use,
a rent goinge furth of the premised landes, ix5. iijd. oh. ; to the
manor of Pountfret for a rent goinge furth of the same, iij«.; to
the castell of Pountfret, a rent goinge furth of landes in Went-
brige, xijfl?.; to the receiver of the desolved monasterie of Ejbrke-
staU to the Kinges use, a rent goinge furth of the landes in Went-
brige biforsaide, iij«.
Sum of th'allowance, xxvj«. vijc?. ob.
And so remanyth, iiij/t. xixs. xd.
(I) Particulars for a lease of the lands of this chantry. Duehy of Lane. Div, 25,
Bdle U, 2nd portion^ No. 38.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 291
Memorandum : — That the incumbentes herof , for the tyme
beinge, be bounde to celebrate one especiall obbet yerlie and to
distribute at the same to poore people, breade and ayle to the
valewe of vjs. viijV.
24. THE CHANTRIE OF SANCTE SAVIOUR IN THE NORTH SIDE OF
THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
John Hemesworth, incumbent. The same is of the foundacion
of Thomas Leigh, esquier. To th'entente as bifore in the two pre-
cedent chantries is declared, as apperyth by a composition, dated
xxvj^. die Februarii, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xiiij^.
The same is within the said paroch church. The necessitie is
as above is declared. The same is used accordinglie. Ther is no
landes alienate, etc.
Goods, vs. ijd, Plate, nil.
First, one mesuage^ with th'appurtenances, liengein Loftehouse
in the tenure of Richard Apleyerde, xxs.; one ten. with th'appur-
tenances, lienge in Liversage in the tenure of James Ferneley,
xxiiijs.; one ten. with th'appurtenances lienge in Westhardeslawe,
in the tenure of William Groodfellowe, xlv«. nijd,; one ten. with
th'appurtenances, lienge in the saide towne, in the tenure of
Willyam Leigh, xxs. viijc?.
Sum of the said chantrie, cx«.
Wherof ~
Paible to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerlie, xs. yijd, ob.;
to the recey vor of the desolved monasterie of Wodchurche to the
Kinges use, for a rent goinge furth of the landes in Westhardes-
lawe, iiiJ5.
Sum of th'allowance, xiiijs. vijd ob.
And so remanyth, iiij/i. xvs. iiijd, ob.
25. THE CHANTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL OF MIDLETON
IN THE SAIDE PAROCHE.
Richard Higane,2 incumbent. Of the foundacion of Gilberte
Leighe, esquier. To th'entente in all thinges as bifore in the first
chantrie is specified, as apperyth by a dede of feoffment and a will,
therunto annexed, dated iijcio . die Aprilis, anno regni regis Henrici
vij"" ., x"io.
(1) Particulars of lease to John Gawdrey of the lands of this chantry. 1549.
Duehy of Lane. Div. 25., Sdle. U. 2nd portion No, 6.
(2) Particulars of lease of the lands of this chantrj to William Blage. 1548.
Duchy of Lane, f Div. 25 Bdle U. 2nd portion No. 10.
292 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The same chapell is distaunt from the paroche ohufoh ij myles.
The necessitie is for the ease of the inhabitants of Midleton to have
masse dalye celebrate ther. And ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, iijs. nd, Plate, nil.
First, ij mesuages with th'appurtenances lienge in Salmond
Burton, in the tenure of John Mitton, Ixjs.; one cotage with th'ap-
purtenances in Carleton in the tenure of William Speight, xiiij«.
'\]d, ob.\ one cotage with th'appurtenances ther, in the tenure of
Koberte Ferrowe, xs. viijc/.; one ten. with th'appurtenances in
Grilderstone, in the tenure of Robert Leigh, xs.; and a fre rent
goinge f urth of the landes of William Samell in Westhardeslawe, viij«.
Sum of this chantrie, ciijs. xc?. oh.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for tenth yerlie, vs. viije/. ob, q. ; to
the receyvor of the late desolved priory of Pountfret to the Kinges
use, for a rent goynge furth of the landes in Salmondburton, iijs.;
a rent paide yerlie to theires of Norman goynge furth of the said
landes, ixs.; to the Kings Majestic for rent goynge furth of the
landes in Carleton, iijs. iiijo?.; a rent paid to the howse of New-
lande, iiijc?.; and a rent paide yerlie to theires of Henry Hunte,
xiiijd ob.
Sum of th'allowance, xxij,v. \i]d. q.
And so remanyth, iiij//. xv</. q,
26. CHATINTRIE OF OUR LADYE IN THE PAROCHE CHURCHE OF
THORNEHILLE.
John Michell, incumbente. Of the foundacion of John Savyle,
knight. To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and all
Cristen sowles. And is assigned to have for his stipende, cvj«.
viijtj?., goinge furth of the landes lienge in Brigehouse and other
where, as apperyth by the rentall herafter and by the dotacion of
the same, and the will of the said Sir John, dated the x^ . day of
Decembre, anno regni regis Edward iiij^i ., xx™o.
The same is within the saide paroche church. The necessitie is
to pray for the sowle of the founder. The same is used and kept
accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, iiij.v. \]d. Plate, nil.
The incumbent herof , for the tyme beinge, haith and receyvyth
yerlie for the stipende one annuall rent of cvj«. viij</., goyng fiith
of the landes of Sir Henrie Savyle, knight, lyeng in Brigehowse,
Hipperholme, Lightclyffe, Northorum, and Southorum, as by the
last will of the saide Sir John Savile, dated xn^o. Decembris, anno
regni regis Edwardi iiijti . xx^o. apperith.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerly, x». viijc?.
And so remanyth iiij//. xvjs.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 293
27. THE CHAUNTRIE OR SERVICE IN THE CHAPELL OF
HAWDENBYE.
George Johnson, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Robert
Hawdenbye.i Toth'entent to have masse celebrate in the said
chapell for the ease of the inhabitants ther, and to pray for the
sowles of the founder and all Cristen sowles, as apperyth by the
dotacion therof, dated [blank].
The same is distaunte from the paroch church ij myles. The
necessitie is to have celebrate ther in the said chapell masse dalye,
and to pray for the sowle of the founder The same is used
accordinglie. Ther is no lands alienate, etc.
Goods, ix.s\ iiijV. Plate, nil.
First, two mesuages ther with gardinges and one oxgange of
lande by yere, xxs.; and one annuall rent of iiij li,, goinge furth of
the landes of Robert Hawdenby.
Sum of the saide chantrie, cs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, xs., and to
Sir James Fuljame, iijs. iiij</. In all, xiij«. iiijd.
And so remanyth, iiij/e. vjs. \iijd,
28. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE TRENYTIE IN THE PAROCH CHURCH
OF HALLYFAXE.
Richarde Northende, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John
Willowby, to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen
sowles, and to be at dyvyne service, and to say masse whan he is
disposed ; and towards the levinge of the said incumbent the said
founder haith gy ven by dede and copy of corte roll certen landes
and ten. in Prestley and Hipperon to John Nevyle, knight, and
others to th'use of the incumbentes of this same chantrie, for the
tyme beinge, as apperyth by a foundacion, dated xj™o. die Junii,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., nono.
The same is within the same paroche churche. The necessitie is
to pray for sowles departed. The said incumbent haith not bene
resident upon the same sithens Candlemas last past, but in the
Kinges service at the north borders. Ther is no landes alienate,
etc.
(1) C!oiifiniiation of licence dated 4 July, 1391, to Kobert de Haldanby to asaigfn
lands, etc., in Haldanby and Estoft for founding a chantry in the chapel of the
BieBsed Mary in the house of the same Robert to pray for John de "Waltham, Bishop
of Salisbury and the father and mother of the said Robert. 22 Nov. 1398.
Fat.f 22 Jtis. //., p. 2, m 34. The lands of this chantry were granted
on 2nd August, 1585, to Theophilus Adams and Thomas Butler. Fat.^ 27
£iiz. p. 4.
294 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerly, xs. yiijd.
And so remanyth, iiij li, xvjs.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The incumbentes herof, for the tyme beinge, haith hadd and
received yerlie one annuall rent of iiij li, goynge furth of the landes
of the said John Willowby, lienge in Prestley and Hipperon, now
in th'oecupacion of Henrie Kent by yere, iiij/i.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerlie, viijs.
And so remanyth, Ixxijs.
29. THE CHAUNTRIE CALLED HUNTER CHAUNTRIE IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
John AUerten, incumbent. The fonndacion of the same is not
shewed, but the incumbent and other his predecessors haith had
certen parcells of lande of one, Robert Hunter, for ther yerlie
levinges by the space of xxx^i yeres or ther aboute ; and ther haith
thre incumbentes had the same ; and the same doth yerlie pay the
tenthes.
The same is within the said paroch church. The incumbent
herof is student in the universitie of Cambnge. Ther is no
landes alienate, etc.
Goods, nil, plate nil.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Halifax, in the
tenure of William Bonham, xxjs.; one mesuage with th'appur-
tenances ther, in the tenure of John Hartley, X6*. iiijrf.; one cotage
ther, in the holdinge of the wyf of Gilberte Shoore, iijs.; one close
ther, in the tenure of Robert Waterhouse, xiij^?. iiijV.; one close, in
the tenure of Edward B[oppay,xijs.; ij closes,in the tenure of John
Holden, xiijs. iiijV.; ij closes of lande and medowe in Shircote, in
the tenure of William Savyle, xxs.
Sum of this chaimtrie, iiij/i. xiijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the yerlie tenthe, viijs. ijd, ob,;
to the cheif lorde of the town of Hallifax for cheif rente goynge
tuiih of the premysed landes, xyijd. ob.; and to the cheif lorde of
Shircote for a rent paid furth of ij closes ther, jd.
Sum of th'allowance, ixs. ixd.
And so remanyth, iiij/?*. iij.s. iijd.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 295
30. THE CHAUNTRIE CALLED BRIGGE CHAUNTRIE IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
Edward Hoppay, incumbent. Of the ordnannce of William
Briggez. To th'entente to pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristen sowles, and to do dyvyne service in the said churche all
festivall dayes. The which founder did gyffe by surrendre certen
copyholde landes in Sowrebye to th'use of Laurens Waterhouse
and others to th'entente the said feoffies shulde suffer theires males
of the said founder to receive yerlie the profets of the saide landes,
and to pay the incumbent of the said chantrie, iiij li. xiijs. iiijtf.,
and for def aute of paymente therof the said feoffies standyth seased
to th'use of the incumbent and his successors for ever, as apperyth
by a composicion therof, dated x^^o die Octobris, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i ., xvj<» .
The same is within the saide paroche churche. The necessitie
is to pray and do dyvine service upon festivall dayes in the saide
churche, the same is observed. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goodes, iij.s'. iiij a?. Plate, xlvijs.
The saide incumbent hayth and receyvyth yerlie one annuall
rent of iiij/i. xiij.s. iujd., goinge furth of the copieholde landes
Uenge in Sowreby, which late were William Brigges, as bifore in
the part of the declaration of th'ordnaimce of the same may appere.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerlie, ix.?. iiij^.
And so remanyth, iiij li, iiij .9.
31. THE PERPETUALL STIPEND OR SERVICE AT THE ROODE ALTER
IN THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
John Waterhouse, incumbent, the same is of th'ordnaunce of the
parochians ther who have gy ven dyvers parcells of lande, beinge
copieholde, to the mayntenaunce of the saide service. To th'entente
to pray for th' astate of the parochians levinge and the sowles of
those departed and to do dyvyne service in the said church every
holie daye.
The same is in the saide paroche churche. The necessitie is to
pray and to do dyvyne service in the saide churche on the holie
dayes, the same is used and kept accordinglie. Ther is no landes
alienate or solde, etc.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
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First, a fre rent goinge f urth of the landes, called Querkestavere,
in the towneship of Sowreby, by yere, xxvjs. yiijd.; a rent of the
landes of John Hargraves in Warley yerlie, xxs.; a rent goynge
furth of the landes of John Crabtree ther yerlie, x«.; a rent goynge
furth of the landes of Nicholas Bentley in Hipperom, xiiijs.; the
rent goinge furth of the landes of James Crowder in HaUifaxe,
iijs.; a rente paide by Gilberte Haldeworth, nijd,; certen lande
lienge at Shildon Heade, late of Richard Ambler, iij«. iiijcl.
Sum of this chantrie, Ixxviijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthes yerlie, vijs. iiije/.;
and a fre rente paid to the Kinges grave of Hipperom, goinge furth
of the landes ther, which late were Nicholas Bentlayes, yerlie, viijV.
In all, viijs.
And so remanyth, Ixx-s*. -
32. THE CHAUNTRIE CALLED FRYTH CHAUNTRIE IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
Ther was none incumbent this vij yere past The same was of the
ordinaunce of Alice Fry the, to th'entent t(» pray for the sowles of
the founder, and to do dyvyne service in the saide church, as
apperyth by a composicion, dated xx^^o die Junii, anno Domini
MDXv^o ^ and certen landes was put in feoffement to Thomas Brent
and other, to th'entent to pay yerlie to the incumbent and his
successors, Ixvs. vii]V/., and to theires of Sir John Savyle, knight,
xiijs. iiijV., and for defaate of payment by the space of one month
the feoffees to forfet for every tyme, xiij«. iiijo?., as apperyth by
dede, dated the ix of August, anno regni regis Henrici vij™*.,
xmj*» .
The same is within the paroche church of Hallifaxe, and one.
Sir Edmonde Ackkroods, haith entred into the saide landes and
converted the same to his owne use by the space of vij yeres past.
Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods nil. Plate, nil.
Ther is perteyninge to the said chantrie a yerlie rent of lxvj«.
Yiijci.y goinge furth of the landes in Fulkethorpe and Bukewith,
which late were the landes of one, Richard Akroode, over and
besides xiij.9. iijd.j goinge furth of the saide landes, paide yerlie to
Sir John Savyle, knight, and to his heires for ever by yere.
Sum of this chantrie, lxvJ6*. viijr/.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for tenth, vj«. viijrf.
Sum of th'allowance, vjs. viijo?.
And so remanyth, lx.s.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEB^RACT. 297
33. THF CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF HEPTENSTALL IN THE
PAROCH OF HALLIFAXE.
Robert Bentley, incumbent. The same is of th'ordinance of
William Grrenewoode, to th'entent to pray for all Cristen sowles,
and to have in the said chapell dyvyne service done and celebrate
as by the ordinaiince of the same, dated ultimo Aprilis, anno
Domini mdxxiiij apperyth.
The same is within the said paroch and distaunt from the said
churche vj myles. The necessitie is to have masse and dyvine
service celebrate and done in the said chapell. The same is used
accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate or sold, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, certen landes and ten. in Holme Fryth, in the tenures of
Henry Haigh and John Charlesworth, over and above the rent to
the cheif lorde by yere, Ixvjs. viijo?.; one mesuage with the appur-
tenaunces in Wyke, called Hie Femeley, in the tenure of William
Bonkley, over and besides ]d., paid to the Kinges Majestie and
xxiij^. to Sir Henry Saviell, xxs.; one cotage with th'appur-
tenaunces, called Gleide Shay, in the tenure of John Horsfall,
over and above, xjcl. paid to the cheif lorde, xiijs. iiijd.
Sum of this chauntrie, cs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, xs.
And so remanyth, iiij/?. xs.
34. THE SERVICK OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE CHAPELL.
John Michell, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion therof but
certain laundes and ten. gy ven by the well disposed parochians ther
to th'entent the said incumbent shulde pray for the sowles departed,
and also to helpe the curate to mynystre all sacrementes and sacre-
mentalles to the parocheners nigh adjonynge to the said chapell, the
hole paroch beinge in nombre mm people.
The same is distaunte from the paroch church vj myles, as is
beforesaid. Th'entent is to have masse, etc., as before.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
First, certen landes called Tavleheiles in the tenure of Thomas
Flecher, John Hoyle, and the wyfEe of Richarde Flecher to the
yerlie value of xxxiij«. iiijfl?., over and above the cheif rent paide
to the Kinges Majestie ; two mesuages with th'appurtenances in
Stancelfeylde, in the tenure of Christofer Tatersall and John
Grenehaugh, to the yerlie rent of xxvjs. viijo?., over and above the
298 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
rent to the chief lorde ; and two closes with th'appurtenances in
Allerthorpe, in the tenure of Thomas Hamold, of the yerUe rent
of xxs., over and above the rent to the cheif lorde.
Sum of this chauntrie, iiij/e.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerlie, viijs.
And so remanyth, Ixxijs.
Memorandum : — Ther is one other preyste in the said chapell,
called William Aspeden, who receyvyth yerlie, xxiijs. iiijti?. by
thandes of the church wardens ther, goinge, furth of certen landes,
which were purchased in common amongest the saide church
wardens.
35. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF ELANDE IN THE SAIDE
PAROCHE.
John Sysson, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John Savyle,
knights To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristen sowles, and to do dy vyne service in the said chapell, and
to mynystre sacrementes in the same. Havynge therunto
belongynge mdccc people.
The same is in the paroche abovesaide, distaimte from the
paroch church ij myles. The necessitie is to have dyvyne service,
and sacrementes, and sacrementalles done and mynystred ther.
Ther is no lands alienate, etc.
Goods, xiijs. viijV. Plate, lijs.
First, the mansion house of the said incumbent, rented at ij«.
\jd.; and one annuall rente goynge furth of the landes of Sir
Henrie Savell, knight, lieng in Wyke of cvjs. viijo?.
Sum of the said chauntrie, cixs. ijd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, xs, xjc?.
And so remanyth, iiijli, xviijs. iijd.
(1). Licence to John Herle, parson of the church of Tankereslay, John de
Wath, vicar of the church of Hoderesfeld, John DisHheford, chaplain, and William
de Hoton, to assign a messuage in Elaud, and a rent of 8 marks trom the manor of
Wyke jiixta Okenshagh, and a messuage and land in Hymmesworth, to found a
chantry in the chapel of Eland annexed to the parish of Halifax, to pray for John,
Duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, Sir John Sayvill and Isabella, his wife, and their
children, Henry, late ICarl of Lancaster, John Sayvill and Marg^aret, his wife, the
parents of the said Sir John, Thomas de Eland, and Joan, his wife, parents of the
said Isabella, and John Rylay. 10 July, 1396. Put., 20, Jitch. II,, p, 1, m. 29.
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36. THE SERVICE OF THE MORROWE MASSE IN THE PAROCHE
CHURCH OF HALLTFAXE.
John Nycoyle, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion therof , but
that the inhabitants of the said towne have purchased certen
landes in common amongest them, and bestowith the rents of the
same towards the fyndynge of the said preyst. To th'entente to
have masse daly sayde at v of the clocke in the momynge for all
servants and laborers in the said towne. Beinge not charged to
the pamente of the Kinges tenth.
The same is within the paroch church of Hallifaxe. The
necessitie is to say masse at v of the clocke in the mornynge. The
same is used accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one annuall rent of iijs iiij^., goinge furth of the landes
late of John Deane ; a rent goinge furth of the landes of Robert
Berstowe of ijs iiij^.; a rent going furth of the landes of late of
John Eomesden of xiij.s. iiijr/.; a rent of vjs. viijc/., goynge furth
of the landes late of Edward Hole ; a rent of iiiJ6'. goinge furth of
the landes, late of Richard Lytster ; a rent of YJd. furth of the
landes of Edwarde Haldeworth ; a rent of viijV. furth of the
landes of Edwarde Hedley ; and a rent of xx.s\ goinge furth of the
landes of Briane Otes in Hallifaxe, now in the tenure of Roberte
Medley.
Sum of this chauntrie, Ijs. xr/., qui remanent.
Memorandum : — Ther is one other chauntrie in the saide churche,
the incumbent therof is named William Saltonstall. Ther is no
foundacion but that the parocheners hayth gyven certen landes to
the yerlie value of xxxs. ijcL, to th'entent the said incumbent
shulde say masse in the saide churche, and to pray for the sowle of
the giver and all Cristen sowles. Item, one William Thorpe gave
certen landes and ten. to one John Rushewoode and others, to th'
use of his wyffe and mendynge of high wayes, and after his doth,
to th'use of a preist, yf yt might laufuUie be assurede to the said
usez, or els the saide f eoffies to bestowe the same, as they shall seme
goode by ther descrecion, as apperyth by a dede dated penultimo
die Marcij, anno regni regis Henrici vij'^^, xv^o.
37. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNTE ANNE IN THE PAROCHE CHURCH
OF BATELEY.
Richard Blackbome, incumbent. Of the foundacion of
William Murfeylde, knight. To th' entente the same incumbent
shulde pray for the sowles of the founder and all Cristen sowles.
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and to do dyvyne service in the quere of the saide church all
festivall dayes, as apperyth by a foundacion dated primo die
Februarii, anno Domini mdviij™o.
The same is within the saide church. The necessitie is to pray
for all Cristen sowles and to do dyvine service ther upon festivall
dayes. The same is used accordinglie. Ther is no landes alienate,
etc.
Goods, X.9. Plate, nil.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances lienge in Chekingley
in the tenure of James Whitkirke, xliiijs.; one ten. with th'
appurtenances in Bateleye, in the tenure of William Hikkoy, xx«.;
and one cloyse lienge in Thomelleys, in the tenure of Bicharde
Jackson, viijs.
Sum of the saide chauntrie, lxxij«.
"Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, vij«. ijd. ob.
And so remanyth, Ixiiijs*. ixd. ob.
38. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE PAROCH
CHURCHE.
John Clevelande, incumbent. Of the foimdacion of Adam
Oxenholme. To th'entent the saide incumbent shulde pray for the
sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowles and to do djrvyne
service in the saide churche all festivall dayes, as apperyth by the
foundacion dated v^o Marcii, anno Domini mcccxxxiiij.
The same is within the said paroch church. Ther is no landes
alienate, etc.
Goods, xs viij^. Plate, nil.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenances in Bateley, in the tenure
of William Bradley, xLs.; the half of one cloyse ther with th'
appurtenances, in the tenure of Richard Holley, viij«.; one crofte,
called Royes Feylde, in the tenure of the said Richarde, ij«.; one
annuall rent paid by John Dighton of Batley of iij«. YJd,; one
annuall rent of iiijs. paid by Thomas Holley of the same; one annual
rent of xijd. paide by Thomas Wilbore of the same ; one annual rent
paid by Edward Co ventre of the same, xd.; one rent of ijs, paid by
Thomas Combesmyth of the same ; one rent of ij«. payd by
Thomas Copley of the same.
Sum of the saide chauntre, Ixiijs.iiijc?.
"Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, vj«. viij^/.
And so remanyth, Ivijs.
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Memorandum : — Ther is one other stipendarie in Bateley Hall,
in the said paroch, wherin John Boore is incumbent. Havinge no
foundacion, but onlie a yerlie rent of xls. graunted to the saide in-
cumbent by John Copley, of Bateley Hall, esquyer, goynge furth
of his landes in Dancastre, Bentley, and Newton.
39. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
DEWESBURYE.
John Colte, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John Southill.
To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen
sowles and to do dyvyne service in the quere all festivall dayes, as
apperyth by the foundacion, dated primo die Junii, anno regni
regis Henrici vij™i., vij™°., and is bounde to kepe a yerlie obyte to
the charge of vs.
The same is within the said paroche church. The necessitie
is to pray for the sowle of the founder. Ther is no landes alienate,
etc.
Goods, X6'. Plate, nil.
First, one messuage with th'appurtenances in Dewesburye, in
the tenure of Thomas Berbor, Is. iiijV. oh.\ one messuage with
th'appurtenances ther, in the tenure of widowe Elroode, xxxjs.;
one cotage, in the tenure of John Bradforde, '\]s. \]d.\ John Bulle
for [blank] ijs.; widowe Fladder for [blank] iiijs.; William
Taylyor for [blank] iiijs.; Nicholas Seeker for [blank] xixs. v]V.;
Johne G-ybson for [blank] xvs'. x^.; and Richard Bradforde for
[blank] xx«.
Sum of the rentall, vij//. x.s. \]d. oh.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthes yerlie, vjs. vjd; to
the Kinges Majesties grave of Ossett, viijs. m]d, oh,] to the balyf
of Wakefeylde, ix«.; to theirs Flemynges yerlie, vjs. vjo?.; and to
the deane of Saynt Stephans yerlie, iiijs. \]d.
Sum of th'allowance, xxxix.9. xa?. oh.
And so remanyth, cxs. iiij^f.
40. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE TRENYTIE IN THE PAROCH CHURCHE
OF BRYSTALL.
George Kirkbye, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Robert
Davye, prest, somtyme vicare ther, to pray for the sowle of the
founder and all Crysten sowles, and to do dyvine service on festivall
dayes in the quere of the said churche.
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The same is in the said paroch church. The necessitie is [et<;.,
as before]. Ther is no landes alienate [etc., as before].
Goods, VJ6-. Plate, xxxiiijs.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Bristall, in the
tenure of Henrie Battye, xiiJ6'. iiij«?.; a rent goynge furth of the
landes of [blank] Lyndley in Hardeslawe, in the tenure of John
Egremonde, by yere, xxtjs. Yujd,; certen landes in Westerton, in
the tenure of Johne Lee, xiijs. iiijd.] certen landes ther, in the
tenure of Thomas Lee, vs. ixcL; certen landes, in the tenure of
Thomas Barnes, vs. ixd.; a rent of iiijs.goinge furth of the landes of
Willyam Burghe; a rent going furth of the landes of [blank]
Gascoigne, now in the tenure of Euynge wyffe, xs.; a rent of xs.
goinge furth of the landes of Thomas Austwyke in Pountfrett ; and
a rent of xiijs. iiij^. goynge furth of the landes of theires of Thur-
stane Tempeste, somtyme the lande of John Matheley, of Thome-
hill, the saide rent to be taken in Midlesheyngton, Floketon,
and Fawresby Shire.
Sum total of the rentall, cijs. ijd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, ixs. \jd.
ob,; to master Elande for fre rent jd.; and to the Kinges Majestie,
to the late desolved monastery e of Saynte Oswaldes, xiiijW. In
all, xs. ixd ob.
And so remanyth, iiij7«. xjs. iiijV. ob.
41. THE SERVICES OK PERPETUALL STIPENDES OF JHESUS AND OUR
LADY IN THE SAIDE PAROCH CHURCH.
George Birkeby, incumbent of Jehesus service, and "William
Taylior is incumbent of Our Lady service ther. The same services
be of no foundacion, but certen landes and ten. gyven by well
disposed parochians ther to the fyndynge of ij preists ther for ever.
To th'entent the incumbents therof shulde pray for th'astate of the
parochians levinge, and the sowles of them departed, and all
Cristen sowles, and to do dyvyne service all festivall dayes in the
saide paroch churche.
The same is within the saide paroche church. The necessitie is
to pray for the sowles departed [etc., as before]. Ther is no lands
alienate, etc.
Goods, xijs. viijV. Plate, nil.
First, landes perteynynge to Jehesus service, viz : — one mesuage
with th'appurtenances in Heley, in the tenure of Henry Bayte,
xiijs. iiijd.; one cottage ther in the tenure of wydowe Alane, ij«.;
one howse with one crofte, in the tenure of Bobeit Todde, vj«.
viije/.; one close taken of the comon of Hie Cundewyke, in tie
THE DEANERY OF PONTKFKACT. 303
tenures of John Walker and other, xiijs. liijo?.; a rent paide by the
heires of John Riecrofte, xs. viijfl?.; a rent paid by theires of
Roberte Steyde, ijs. viijo?.; a rent paide by George Groodeall, iiijs. ;
a rent paide by John Groodall, ijs, \njd,; a rente payde by Sir
John Nevylle, knight, iijs. uijd.; a rent paid by William Clayton,
iijs. iiijV^.; a rente paide by theires of Adam Raner, iijs. iiijo?.; and
a rente paide by thands of Sir John Nevyle, atorsaide, xiijs. iiijd.
In all, Ixxviij-s. viijc;?.
Item, eerten landes perteyninge to the service of Our Lady
ther, viz : — one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Holdernes, in
the tenure of Brian Kyrkeby,xl6f.; eerten Biredole (?) lande in Wake-
felde and Stanley, in the tenure of John Peck, xxij.s.; one cotage
in Wakefeilde, in the tenure of William Ernynge, viijs.; and one
mesuage with th'appurtenances in Wyke, in the tenure of Richarde
Hole, xvJ5. In all, iiij IL vjs.
Sum total of the rentall, Yiij li. iiijs. ynjd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kings Majestie for the tenth, xvjs. xof. q.
And so remanyth, vi]7«. vijs. ixd, di, q.
42. THE PERPETUALL STIPENDE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL
OF MARSHDEN IN THE PAROCH OF ALMONDBURYE.
Eauf Haygh, incumbent. Havinge no foundacion, but usynge
to saye masse and other dyvyne service to the inhalDitants nigh
adjonynge. Havinge for his salarie but onlie liijs, iiij^., of the
Kinges almes, payde furth of his grace's honor of Pountfrett, as
by the recordes of the same may appere, and not charged with the
tenthe.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church vij myles. The
necessitie is [etc., as before]. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, xviijs. iiijV. Plate, xxxijs.
Sum of the rentall [as above], liij«. iiijV. qui remanent.
Memorandum : — That in the paroch church of Almondeburie
be thre severall services perpetuyties, viz : — One of Our Ladye, and
the clere remane of the landes pertenynge to the same, as apperyth
by the rentall, vjs. YJd. ; goodes valued at v.9. iiijt/., and plate at
xij«. as apperyth by the inventory e. One service of Saynt
Nicholas, the clere remane of the landes perteynynge ther,
as apperyth by the rentall, viijs. ij(/.; the goods valued
at vs. yd., and the plate at xlviijs., as apperyth by the
inventorye. And one other service ther of the Roode, the clere
remane of the landes perteynynge to the same, as apperyth by the
rentall, xs.; the goods valued at vjs. ix(/., and the plate at xls., as
apperyth by the inventory.
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43. THE SERVICE OR STIPENDE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH
CHURCH OF KIRKBYRTONE.
Christofer Carter, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion, but that
well disposed persons of the paroche ther haith gyyen eerten landes
and ten. to the supplement of the levinges of the incumbent therof .
To th'entent to pray for the goode estate of the parocheners
levinge, and the sowles of them departed, and all Cristen sowles.
The same is within the parish church [etc. as before]. Ther
is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, iijs. viijflf. Plate, nil.
First, a yerlie rent of iijs. iiij^. paid by Richard Charlesworthe;
a yerlie rent of iijs, paid by WiUiam Smyth ; and a rent of iij«.,
goinge f urth of one house m Thurstonlande, in the tenure of Jennet
Uharlesworth.
Sum of the rentall, ixs, iiijof.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthe yerlie, xjV. ob.
And so remanyth, viijs. iii]V. ob,
44. THE STIPENDE OF SANCTE NYCHOLAS IN THE SAYDE PAROCHE
CHURCHE.
Henry Clough, incumbent. And ther is no foundacion, but
landes gyven by well disposed persons to the same intente as above,
in the next precedent chauntrie is declared.
The same is within the saide paroch church, etc.
Goods, iijs, \iijd, Plate, xxs.
First, a yerlie rent of ii].s\ iiijn?., payde by Richard Charles-
worth ; a yerlie rent of vj.s'. viijf/., goinge furth of one house, called
Hollyn House ; a rent of ijs. paid by Olyver Roberto ; and a rent
of ij«. paid by theires of John Kaye of Stakewoode.
Sum of the rentall, xiiij«.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthes yerlye, xiiijrf.
And so remanyth xij«. xr/.
45. THE PERPETUALL STIPENDE AT THE ALTER OF SAYNTE
KATHERYNE IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF WRAGBYB.
George Lyster, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion of the
same, but eerten landes gyven by well disposed persons of the saide
paroch for the mantenance of the same service. To th'entent that
the incumbent shulde pray for ther sowles and all Cristen sowles
and to do dyvyne service in the saide church, which service is not
charged of the paimente of the tenthes and first fructes.
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The same is within the saide paroch church, etc.
Groods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one cloise in Wragby, called Nellyen Close, in the tenure
of William Sheley, xiijs. iiijd.; one cloise ther, called the Falle, in
the tenure of Robert Wager, xijs.; one cloise ther, in the tenure of
the incumbent, ix^.; one cloise ther, in the tenure of Robert North-
folke, vjs.; certen arable lande in Wragby, in the tenure of widowe
Harryson, ixs.; certen lande in Bodesworth, in the tenure of
William Childe, xs.; one cotage with th'appurtenances in Camel-
furth, in the tenure of James Harryson, xijs.; one cotage with
th'appurtenances in Lange Rigge, in the tenure of John Midle-
woode, iiijs.; and one litle sprynge in Wragby, called Wragby
Pytter, xxf/.
Sum of the rentall, Ixxvijs.
Wherof
Paiable to Robert Usher yerlie for a rent goinge furth of the pre-
mysses, ijs, viijV.; to Francys Woodroffe for a like rente, ijs. iijd,
ob,; to the Kinges Majestie to the receyvor of late desolved priory
of Saynt Oswalde, viijof.; and for the sewte of corte of Camelfurth,
Xfl?.
Sum of th'allowance, vjs. yd. oh.
And so remanyth, Ixxs. vj^. oh.
46. THE CHAUNTRIE OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHT OF WRAGBYE.
Thomas Grylle, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion of the same,
but certen landes and ten. purchased by the parocheners ther. To
th'entent to fynde a preyst to pray for the sowles of the founders
and the parochians departede, and to teache children in the said
paroche, and of the prof ectes of the said landes the saide parochians
doth pay yerlie to the said preiste, towardes his levinge, cs., and
the residewe they bestowe of the necessities of the said paroche, as
it is alleged. Albeit the hole rentall is charged in this certificate,
as herafter may appere. And there hayth bene thre incumbentes
of the same successivelie. And not charged to the pamente of the
tenth.
The same is within the saide paroch church, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenances, in the tenure of John
Dishforde, xxiiijs.; one ten. in the tenure of Robert Forster, xijs.;
one acre of lande, in the tenure of widowe Harrison, xc?.; one ten.
in the tenure of William Woode, xs.; one cotage, in the tenure of
Cristofer Warde, vijs. iiijfl?.; one cotage, in the tenure of Thomas
Ghylle, iiijs.; one parceU of medowe, called Hardewyke, in the
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tenure of John Byngley, vs. iiij^.; one cotage in Rie Hille, in the
tenure of Arthure Sympson, xs.; one cotage ther, in the tenure of
John Jowye, vjs. Yujd.; one ten. with th'appurtenanees in South
Kirkby, in the tenure of Robert Way or, xls.; one ten. with th'ap-
purtenanees ther, in the tenure of Thomas Skeley, xiijs. iiijV.; and
one acre of lande in Wintersett, in the tenure of John Morton, xxr/.
Sum of the rentall, YJ It, xvs. ijd.
47. THE CHANTRIE CALLED PYLKINGTON CHANTRIE IN OUR LADY
QUERE IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF WAKEFFEYLD.
William Swanne, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John
Pylkington, knight, i To th'ententto pray for the sowle of King
Richard the thirde, the founders sowle, and all Cristen sowlez, and
to do divine service in the hie quere of the sayde church, as
apperyth by a foundacion, dated the nx.^^ . day of Decembre, anno
Domini mcccclxxv, and also bounde to kepe one yerlie obbet to the
yerlie charge of xiijfl?. to poore people.
The same is within the said church. The necessitie is to pray
for all Cristen sowlez and to do divine service in the said church,
whiche ys duly maynteyned ther to helpe the curate, the paroch-
yanz beyng in nombre, mm. Ther is no landes alienate or soldo
sithens the iiij**^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici
viij^., xxvij™o.
Goodes, xiiiJ6*. ixd, Plate, vj/e. ijs. yjd.
The saide incumbent haith and receyvyth yerlie one annuytie
or annuall rent of vj7/. yerlie goinge furth of the landes perteynyng
to the late desolved monastery of Pountfrett, as by the recordes of
the same more playnelie may appere, YJli,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth yerlie, xijs.
And so remanyth, cviijs.
(I) Licence to Sir John Pilkington to found a chantry at the altar of the Blessed
Mary the Virgin in the south vault (arcu) of the parish church of All Saints of
Wakefeld to pray for Richard, Duke of Gloucester, the said John and Joan, his
wife, for the souls of Richard, Duke of York, the mother and father of the
said John, and for Gilbert Parre, Thomas Halle, and John Leycester, and to
endow the same chantry with a rent of 9 marks yearly. 1 June, 1476. Fat.^
16 Hdw. IV., p. 3, m. 9.
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48. THE (;hantrie of iiij preystes called southhyll
CHANTRIE IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
John Wilson, Thomas Harrison, John Gybson, and William
Sproxton, incumbentes. Of the foundacion of Henry Southill. To
th'entent the said incumbentes shuld pray for the sowle of the
founder and all Cristen sowlez, and to singe once daly in the said
quere, and one of them to synge the high masse in the said quere
every worke day, and iiijo^. yerlie obbetes to be kept to the
chargez of xiiijs. iiij«?., as apperyth by the foundacion dated xij°^o.
die Novembris, anno Domini, mcccciiij^^xv.
The same is within the said church. The necessitie is to pray
for all Cristen sowlez, and to do dyvine service daylie in the said
church. Ther is no landes alienate [etc., as before].
Goodes, Yij It. iijs. YJd. Plate, xlvs. ij^.
First, of the Lord Cheif Justice of Englande, by the handes of
Hugh Savell, fermor of the cheif manor of Wrenthorpe, pertenyng
to the sayd chauntrie, for the rent goinge f urth of the same by
yere, xx/«. xs. ix^.; a certen rent payd by the said Lorde Cheif
Justice, of x.s. yerlie ; one cotage with a cloyse, in the tenure of
John Pecke, viij«.; one cotage and two croftes, in the tenure of
Cristofer Feylde, viij.9.; one cotage and two croftes, in the tenure
of Richard Aglande, xvjs.; one cotage and two croftes, in the
tenure of widowe Adde, xs.; one cotage Avith one crofte, in the
tenure of widowe Hanson, YJs. \'njd.; one crofte in the tenure of
widow Hahurst, viijs.; one cotage with one crofte, in the tenure of
widowe Fuller, xjs.; one cotage with one croft, in the tenure of
William Farbarne, ixs.; one cotage and ij croftes, in the tenure of
William Taylyor and one cotage and ij croftes, in the tenure of
William Gyllson, xij-s*. In all, xxv//. xvijs. yd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, xliijs. ]d.; to
the Kinges grave of Stanley yerlye, iijd.; and to the heires of
Robert Skargyll, knight, a yerlie rent of xxxiijs. iiijo?. paid by
the handes of the cheif tenaunde of the landes of the said chaun-
trie, goinge f urth of which landes it is not knowen.
Sum of th^allowance, Ixxvjs. viijV.
And so remanyth, xxij7/. ixr/.
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49. THE CHAUNTRIE CALLED GRASTOCK CHAUNTRIE IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
Christofer Steide, incumbent. Of the foundacion of WiUiam
Ghrastock. To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristen sowlez and to singe service daly in the high quere of the
saide church, and is bounde to kepe one yerlie obbet of yjs. viijrf.
to be distributed to poore people, as apperyth by the foundacion,
dated xx°^o. die Junii, anno Domini, mcccciiij^^xviij'^o .
The same is within the said paroch churche. The neoessitie
is to pray and singe, as bifore is saide. Ther is no landes soldo or
alienate sithens the iiij^^. day of Februarie, anno regni regis Henrici
viijvi., xxvij^o.
Goods, xviijs. YJd. Plate, xlv5.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in the tenure of widowe
Eawson, xvjs.; one ten. in the tenure of John Killingbecke, xvjs.;
one ten. in the tenure of John Bromeheide, xxs.; one house in the
tenure of William Casson, viijs.; one ten. in the tenure of Edwarde
Hoppay, xxviijs.; one close nere Wyndhylle, in the tenure of the
said Edwarde, xs.; one ten. in the tenure of Peter Balle and other,
xxs.; one ten. in the tenure of widowe Chylde, xvjs.; one ten. in
tenure of Willyam Dyamonde, xvJ6'.; and one cotage in the tenure
of Beatrixe Tonge, iiij.9. iiijV. In all, vij/i xiijs. iiijt/.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth, x«. viijV.; to theires
of Eoberte SkargyU, knight, for quyte rent, iijs.; going furthof the
howse in the tenure of John Bromeheide to [blank], viijt/.; paid
fiu^h of the same to Kyrkgate graveship, viijof.; payd to the same
graveship, goinge furth of KilGngbeck House, iijd,; payd to the
balif , for burgage rente, ixirth of WilKam Casson howse, iijd,; to the
same balif for burgage rente of Edward Hoppay howse, iijd,; to
the heires of WoodrofP for quyte rent, goynge furth of one cloyse
nere Wyndhill, xijr/.; to the said balif s for burgage rente of
Peter Balle howse, iijd,; to Kirkgate graveship for the same
howse, jd. oh,; to theires of Woodrooffe for a rent payde furth of
the house in tholdinge of wydowe Child, ij?.; to the said balif for
burgage rente goinge furth of the howse in tholding of William
Dyamonde, vjcT.; and to the Lady Service yerlie, ij«.; goinge furth
of all the premyssez. In all, xxjs. yi]d, oh.
And so remanyth, vj//. xjn. viijV. oh.
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60. THE CHAUNTRIE AT THE ALTER OF SAYNT PETRE IN THE
SAID CHURCH CALLED BANNASTER CHAUNTRIE.
Edwarde Woode, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Thurstane
Banaster,! to th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and all
Cristen sowles, and to do dyvine service in the said church in the
high quere, and is bounden to kepe one yerlie obete for the founder,
as apperyth by a foundacion of the same, dated quinto die Junii,
anno Domini, mc(;cciiijx^ .
The same is within the said paroch church. The necessitie
is to pray and to ayde the service in the quere dalye. Ther is no
lands, etc.
Goods, xijs. xjd. Plate, xlvij«.
The said incumbent haith and receyvyth yerlie one annuall
rent of iiij li. xiijs. iiijfl?., goinge furth of the landes of B/Oger
Novell in WakefeUde, Stanley, Owtesthorpe, Bradforde, Standall,
and Wentbrige.
Wherof
Payable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth, ixs. viijc?.
And so remanyth, iiij li, iijs. (sic).
51. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADYE IN THE SAYDE PAROCH
CHURCHE.
In the same is none incumbent, but voyde sithens the statute,
and of no foundacion,2 but onlie landes gyven to the mantenance
of the same by well disposed men of the same paroche, to th'entente
to have Groddes service the better mantened in the saide churche
and to pray for the sowle of the founder, and to helpe the curate
to mynyster sacrements and sacrementalls.
(1) Licence to Henry Sotehill, Robert Hall, clerk, John Forman, clerk, and
William Reryeby, chaplain, feoffees of Thurston Banastre, son and heir of Koger
Banastre, to found a chantry at the altar of St. Peter the Apostle in the north vault
{arcu) of the parish church of All Saints of Wakefeld for the souls of the said Boger
and Thurstan. 25 Sept. 1478. Fat.y 18 £div. IV., p. 2, m, 24.
(2) In 1322 an inquisition returned that it was not to the damage of the King or
others if licence were granted to Master John de Wakefeld, chaplain, to endow a
chantry in the church of All Saints of Wakefeld, to pray for the souls of the same
John and his parents, brothers, and sisters. Inq. A.Q.D. 15. £dw. II. No. 93. And
on 15 July, 1322, licence was granted to Thomas Thorald, clerk, of Alverthorp, and
Boger de Lancastr*, executors of the will of William, son of German de Wakefeld,
to assign a rent from a messuage in York in the occupation of Thomas de Bening-
burgh, goldsmith, to a chaplain to celebrate mass of the Blessed Mary the Virgin in
the church of All Saints of Wakefeld. Fat., 16 Edw. II. p. I, m. 31.
310 CEETIFICATES OF CHANTEIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The same is within the said church, etc.
Goods, xvjs. ixrf. Plaite, Ixxvjs.
First, a fre rent goinge furth of one ten. in Colyergate in the
tenure of John Jeffrason, xiijs. iiijo?.; a rent goinge furth of the
ten. of John Rohert in the Market Stret and Bredhothez, iiijs.; a
rent goinge furth of one ten. ther, in the tenure of Thomas Grice,
vijs.; a rent paid furth of John Smyth ten., ijs.; a rent paid furth
of Koger Bates ten. ther, xijd.; Thomas Sharpe holdyth one ten.
ther, iiijs. Yijd, ob,; one ten. ther, in tholdinge of Edward Wedopp,
xxiijs.; one cotage in Northgatstret, in the tenure of Myles Talyor,
ijs.; one ten. with th'appurtenances in Kirkegate, in the tenure of
[blank] Casson, vjs. xjr/.; a rent paid furth of Thomas Popilvyle
ten., xijfl?.; a rent paid furth of the ten. of John Barelough ther,
vjc/.; a rent paid furth of the ten. of John Frere, vjof.; a rent paid
furth of William Sugar, iiijo?.; a rent paid furth of Hoppay
ther, iijs.; a rent paid furth of the ten. of Sugar, vjs.;
a free rent of Thomas Grene furth of his ten. ther, iijd,;
a rent paid furth of [blank] Dymonde ten., ijs.; a rent of
xviijo?. paid furth of John Sidall ten.; a rent of xijd,
furth of John Newall ten.; a rent of xijd. furth of John Oxenfeilde
house ; a rent of ijs. jd. ob. furth of Oliver Dymonde house ; a
rent of xd. ob. furth of th'other ten. of the said Oliver ; a rent of
xijd. furth of the house of Eicharde Aglande ; a rent of ijs. yjd.
furth of the ten. of widowe Halle ; one ten. in the tenure of
widowe Porter, vs. iiijd. ob.; a rent of ijs. paid furth of the landes
pertenynge to the service of the morrowe preyste ; a rent of ijs.
YJd. payd furth of Edmunde Talyor house ; one tenemente, in the
tenure of Thomas Hukgon, iiijs. iijd.; one ten., in the tenure of
Peter Greneroode, vjs. viij^.; one tenemente, in the tenure of
Roberto Sydall, iijs. iiij«?.; one tenemente in the tenure of William
Mokson, xjs. iijd.; a rent payde furth of Robert Mawde house,
iiijfl?.; a rent payde furthe of William Wilson house, iiijs.; a rent
payde furthe of William Mawde house, yjd.; a rent paide furthe
of John Wager house, vjn?.; a rent payde furthe of Thomas Leigh
house, xvd.; a rent payde furthe of one other tenemente of the
said Thomas, iij^.; a rent of xijd. furth of the house of John Brad-
forde. [In all], yj li. vjs. jd.
Item, one crofte in Stanley in the tenure of John Newell, xxijd.;
half one acre of medowe in Wyndyll, xiiijo?.; one crofte in Fal-
lynge, in the tenure of Edmunde wedowe, vijs.; two riges of land
in Burghmantoftes, xvjd.; half one acre of lande in Flashowfeilde,
vj^.; half one acre of lande ther, in the tenure of Robert Cokson,
yjd.; one rode of land and a half in Oldefeylde, iiijn?.; ij acres and
iij rod of lande ther, in the tenure of Thomas Gh:ennoge, iiij«.; one
rode of lande in the Castlefeilde, in the tenure of John Shawe, iijd.;
two half acres of lande ther, in the tenure of the said John, xijd.;
THE DEANERY OF PONTEB^RACT. 311
one crofte in th'ende of Sandall, xvujd,; and two acres of lande in
the Feilde of Cregleston, in the tenure of [blank] Swif te, iiijs. In
all, xxijs. yd.
Sum of the rentall, vij/?. viijs. YJd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerlie, xij,9. iiijV.
q, di. Item, to the cheif lorde of Wakefeilde for fre rents, viz.: —
furth of Sharpe ten., ]d, oh.\ furth of the ten. of Edwarde Wedoppe,
iij«.; furth of Casson ten., iijV.; furth of the ten. of Porter wyffe,
iiijc/. oh.\ furth of the ten. of Thomas Huggon, iij^.; furth of the
ten. of Robert Sydall, i\]d.; furth of the ten. of William Mokson,
iijfl?.; furth of the crofte in Stanley, in the tenure of John Nevyle,
ije/.; and furth of ij acres of land in Olde Feylde, xc?. In all, vs.
vjV. Item, to John Flemynge of Crofton for a rent goynge furth
of the ten. in the tenure of William Mokson, \i]s.
Sum of the allowance, xxs. s.d, oh, di.
And so remanyth, vj//. vijs. y\y(. oh, di, q.
52. THE SERVICE OF THE MORROWE MASSE PREST IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
Thomas Turner, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion of the
siime, but of th'ordinance of the parochians ther. To th'entent to
have masse said at v of the clocke in the mornynge for all ser-
vaundes and laborers in the said paroche, and is bounde to kepe
the quere at all dyvyne services in the saide church ; and haith
landes gyven for the mantenance of his levinge by the well disposed
persons of the said paroche, and the residewe of his levynge he
haith of the devotion of the same parochians, and is charged with
iiijor. yerlie obites to the vale we of xxijV.
The same is within the said church, etc.
Goods, xiiijs. Plate, \\\\li.
First, one house in Westgate in the tenure of John Jakson,
XX.S. viiJ6?.; one house ther, in the tenure of John Grene, viij.s.; one
ten. in the tenure of widowe Thirleston, xijs.; one house ther, in
the tenure of Richard Toller, xijs.; one house ther in the tenure of
John Kelshawe in Northgate, xvjs. viijV/.; a chambre in the Bucher
Rawe, viij.s.; one house in the strete within the paroch of Dewes-
burie, in the tenor of Richard Grene, vjs.; one house in Syndall,
in the tenor of Richard Thornton, vjv. viij^.; and a rent of vjfl?.,
furth of Roger Yonge tenemente in Northgate.
Sum of the rentall, iiij/t. xs. vjV.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerly for the tenth, vij.s. Ysjd,\ to
balif for burgage rente, furth of Jakson house, ii]V/.; to the grave-
312 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
ship of Thomes, furth of the same, iiijd, ob,\ to the Lady Service
in the saide church, furth of John Grene house, ijs.; to the said
balif for burgage rent, furth of the same, iijfl?.; to the same balif
for burgage rent, furth of Richard Toller house, iijc?.; for burgage
rent furth of Kelshay house, iijV.; to the same balif, furth of the
chambre in Boucher Eawe, ]d, ob,; to Mr. Nevell for fre rent,
furth of the same, iii]V.; to the grave of Kirkegate, furth of the
same, iiijV.; to the grave of Horbury, furth of Richard Grrene
house, oh.; to the grave of Sandall, frith of the landes ther iij«.
viijf/.
Sum of th'allowance, xv«. vijd ob.
And so remanyth, Ixxiiijs. xc/. ob.
Memorandum : — That the abovesaid Ladye Chauntrye and
Morrowe Masse pryste were ordeynyd by the devocion of th'enhabi-
tentes ther, to th'entent to serve as is abovesaid and also to helpe to
mynyster sacrementes and sacrementalles to the parochyners there,
being in nombre of houselyng people mm or above.
53. THE CHAUNTRIE UPON THE MYDDEST OF W^AKFEYLDE BRIGE
IN THE SAID PAROCHE.
Richard Sele, incimibent, and Thurstane Horton, incumbent.
The same is of the foundacion of Edmonde, Duke of Torke,i to
th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen
sowles, and to say masse and other dyvyne service in the saide
chapell, and to helpe to do dyvyne servyce 'in the sayde paroch
church of Wakfeylde of all festivall dayes, as apperyth by a foun*
dacion, dated the xx^^ day of Septembre, anno Domini,
MCCCIIIJ^^XVIIJ.
The same is distante from the paroche churche of Wak-
feylde one quarter of a myle. The necessitie is to pray for
all Cristen sowlez, and to do dyvine service in tne saide
(1) Inquisition taken 18 September, 1355, whereby it was found juit to be
to the damage of the King or others if licence were gfranted to William Caj
of Wakefeld, chaplain, and William Ball, chaplain, to assign lO/t. rent in
Wakefeld, Stanley, Osset, Horbury, Hekmondewyk, Shafton, Derfeld, Wame-
feld, Pontefract, Preston Jakelyn, and Friston be the Water, to two chaplains
to celebrate divine service in chapel of the Blessed Mary, newly built upon the
Bridge of Wakefeld. Inq. ad. Q. D. 29 Edw. III. No. 10. Whereas the licence
upon the above inquisition was never executed, licence was on 30 May, 1397,
granted to the King's uncle Edmund, Duke of York, Edward, Earl of Rutland, Sir
Thomas Gerberg, Thomas Wroghton, clerk, William Gallander, clerk, and
John Spenne, chaplain, who had acquired the said rent of lO/t., to gfrant
the same to two chaplains to perform divine service daily in the said c&apel.
Fat, 20 Ric. II. p. 3, m. 13.
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chapell in the tymes of the plage for the secke people thither to
resorte, that the rest of the parochians may com to ther paroch
church withowte danger of infection of the secke. Ther is no
landes alienate, etc.
Goods, xxxvjs. ijd, Plate, mjli. iiijs. viijfl?.
First, one tenemente with th'appurtenances called the Chauntrie
House, in the tenure of the saide incumbentes, xxiiijs.; certen leyes
in Burmantoftes, in the tenure of John Bradforde, xxo?.; ij closes
in Erliesinges, half on close nigh the Owte Lane, and vj leyes in
Burmantofte, in the tenor of Richard Pymonde, xxxijs.; one house
with certen garthynes, in the tenor of John German, xxs.; one
chambre, in the tenor of James Thuates, iiijs.; one cloise, in
tholdinge of Thomas KiUingbeck, xs,; one crofte, in tholdinge of
John Halliwell, vijs.; one cloise in Thornes, in tholdinge of
Thomas Cokhill, iijs. iiijd.; one cloise ther, in the tenor of John
Roc, vjs.; one litle parcell of medowe, in the tenure of John
Cokhill, ijV.; half one acre of lande in Alverthorpe, in the tenure
of Richard Spynke, ijs.; one tenemente with th'appurtenances in
Pountfrett, in the tenure of Alane Arye, xlij.s. yjd,; one crofte in
Horburey, in the tenure of Edward Roberto, xxd.; a rent payd by
widow Wilson, iiij«.; a rent payde by theires of Pilkington, goynge
furth of ther landes in Wakfeylde, xixs. injd.; a rent of vjs. viijo?.
goinge furth of the land of Robert Chaloner ther ; a rente of ijs.
ijd, goynge furth of John Bradforde ; a rent of vjs. furth of the
lands of John Symkinsone ther ; a rent of vs, paid by Thomas
Pensone ; a rent of vjs. paid by Edward Crawshawe ; a rent of ij«.
paid by Robert Cokson ; a rent of xijd, paid by the same Robert ; a
rent of xviijV. paid by Thomas Wawane ; a rent of xi]d, paid by
Richarde Hanson ; a rent of xij^i. paid by Richard Gynne ; a rent
of xs. paid by Thomas Pagett ; a rent of iijs. paid by John Halli-
well ; a rent of iijs. vijd. paid by Roberto Brigges ; a rent of ijs.
paid by theires of William More ; a rent of iiijs. paid by Mr.
Newell ; a rent of Yijd. paid by John Seyle ; a rent of yd, paid by
William Wyndyll ; a rent of ijs. paid by Leonardo Beamonde ; a
rent of ijs. paid by Robert Thornes ; a rent of xYJd, paid by
Edmunde Erie ; a rent of xiijd. paid by William Jagger ; a rent
of vjfl?. paid by Edward Megson ; a rent of Yiijd, paid by wyff of
Richard Robert ; a rent of viijc?. paid by William Longeley ; a
rent of Yiijd. paid by George Sykes ; a rent of viijc?. paid by
Edward Lee ; a rent of xviijs. iiijd. paid by John Friston of
Heath ; a rent of xwjd. paid furth of Shafton Halle ; a rent of ixs.
iiijc?. paid by John Awdesley of Ossett ; a rent of iijs. paid by
Thomas Mansfield ; a rent of iijs. YJd, paid by William Steyde ; a
rent of xijd, paid by Percivall Naylor ; a rent of vjs. paid by John
Allane ; a rent of iijs. ijd, paid by Denton wyffe ; a rent of iiijs.
xd. paid by Laurence Guylle; a rent of ixd. paid by John
314 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTEIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Dighton ; a rent of yd. paid by Richard Bradf orde ons in the yere ;
a rent of vijd oh. paid by Eichard Nayler.
Sum of the rentall, xiiij/*. xvs. ii]d. oh.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for tenthes yerlie, xxiiijs. viijflf.
oh. q.\ to our said sovereigne lorde the Kinge for fre rentes goinge
furth of diveres places, viz.: — of the Chauntrie Howse, viijS.;
furthe of one close, called Falbanke, iijd; of the house in tholdinge
of John German, \\d.\ of ij closes in Thomes Feylde Syke, \u.]d.
oh.; of the lande in Alverthorpe, ijd.
Sum of th'allowance, xxvjs. Yd. q.
And so remanyth, xiij li. viijs. xd. q.
54. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF MARYMAWDLEN IN THE
SAIDE PAROCHE.
Richarde Battye, incumbent. Of the foundacion of the well
disposed parochians. To th'entent that the incumbent ther shulde
say masse in the said chapell to pray for the sowles of the founders,
and all Cristen sowlez, and for the estate of the parochyans now
levynge.
The same is distaunt from the saide paroch church j quarter
of one myle, the necessitie is to pray and say masse in the said
chapell in the time of the plage, as above is declared. There is no
lands alienate, etc.
Goods, xs. xd. Plate, xLs.
First, one cloyse, called Orpytts, lyenge to Westgate Moore, in
the tenure of Thomas Lee wyfle, xxs.; one house with a crofte
lienge in Westgate, in the tenure of Edwarde Bentley, xiiijs.; a
parcell of ground in [blank], in the tenure of William Smyth, ij«.
viijfl?.; a parcell of medowe in Thornes, in the tenure of Richarde
Aldersley, vjo?.; one close, called Thornes Myers, ijs.; half one
cotage lienge in Kirkegate, iiij.9. vjr/.; one cotage in Westgate, in
tholdinge of widowe Perkyn, iiiJ6\; one cotage ther, in the tenure
of Robert Harry son, iiijs.; one cotage ther in the tenure of Thomas
Bell, iii]6'.; ij cotages in tholdynge of Robert Roose and Agnes
Derwen, lienge abowte the saide chapell, vj.v. ; and one olde house
within the chapell walles in the holding of Cuthbert [blank], ij«.
viij(/.
Sum of the rentall, Ixiiijs. iiijV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for tenth, v«.; to the grave
of Thomes for a rent paid furth of Orpytts, viijc?.; to the same
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 315
grave furth of certen medowe in Thornes, ob.; to Cristofer Turton
furth of Bentley house, for burgage rent, iiijV. ob.; to the same for
burgage rent fiirth of lande in Kirkegate ob. q.\ and to the same
Cristofer for rente paid furth of ij cotages in Westgate, j^. ob.
Sum of th'allowance, vjs. \i]d. q.
And so remanyth, Iviijs. ob. q.
06. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF SAYNTE JOHNES IN
WAKFEILDE.
George Leigh, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John Lake.
To th'entente the said incumbente should say masse in the said
chapell and other services to . . . persons .... resorte
unto the same to here Groddez service, and to pray for the sowle of
the founder and all Cristen sowlez.
The same is within the paroch aforsaid, and is distaunt from
the said church . . . myle [illegible].
Goods xs. \]d. Plate lxviij.s.
with th'appurtenances in Oughthorpe in the
tenure of Alverthorpe and
Sum of the rentall, xxxvs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kings Majestie for the tenthes, iijs. vjc?.; to
the grave of Stanley furth of the landes in Oughthorpe, \\]s. ]d. ob.
9.; furth of the landes in Alverthorpe to the grave ther, xiij^.
Sum of th'allowance, vijs. viijV. ob. q.
And so remanyth, xxviJ6'. iijV. q.
56. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNT SWITHYNS IN 1HE SAID PAROCHE
OF WAKFEYLDE.
Thomas Westerman, incumbent. Of the foundacion of
[th'Erle ?] of Warren. To th'entent that the said preyst shulde
say masse in the sayd chapell to all persons thither resortinge, and
to pray *f or the sowle of the founder, etc.
The same is distaunte frome the paroch church one myle. The
necessitie is to say masse and dyvyne service in the same, in t3rme
of plages, for the seek people "thither resortinge, that the rest of the
parochians ther may com to ther paroch church withowt danger of
infection of the secke. Ther is no landes alienate, etc.
Goods, xj.5. ixr/. Plate, nil.
316 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
First, a rent of xl«. of the Kinges Majestie paid by hisreceyvor
of Wakfeylde ; certen grounde nere adjonynge to the said chapell,
in tenor of Thomas Poplewell, xls.; one acre of lande, in the
tenure of Mr. Chaloner, iijs.; two acres di. of lande, in the tenure
of Robert Bumell, iijs. iiijV.; and one cotage, in the tenure of
Richarde Clerkson, iiijs.
Sum of the rentall, iiij it, x«. iiijV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, viijs. viijc;?. ob.
q.; and to our sovereigne lord the Kinge for fre rent furth of the
premysses, xvijV.
Sum of th'allowance, x«. jd, ob. q. ^
And so remanyth, iiij7i. ij^. q,
Memorandimi : — Ther is certen landes in thandes of divers of
the parocheners, to the vale we of xxiiijs. To th'entent they shulde
bestowe the same upon the high wayes, and somtyme to make a
preyst ^o pray and celebrate masse for the sowles of the gevers.
57. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE KINGES MAJESTIES CASTELL OF
SANDALL.
Eauf Byrdhede, incimibent. Of the foundacion of the Kinges
Majesties noble progenitors, havynge no writinge to prove the
same, but contynuallie celebratinge masse and other dyvyne service
in the sayde castell, praying for the sowles of the Kinges Majesties
progenitors and for the prosperitie of the Kinges royall Majestie
that now is.
The same castell is distaunt from the paroch church j quarter
of one myle.
Goods, xvijs. ijd. Plate, xxvs.
First, the Chauntrie House in Mylnethorpe, xxxs.; a rent paid
by John Blackbome, xviij^.; a rent of xixs. ijfl?., paid by Edmonde
Hardy ; a rent of viijs. yd., paid by Richard Sikes ; a rent of viijs.,
paid by Thomas Hall ; a rent of xs., paid by John Medley ; a rent
of iijif., paid by Leonard Beamonde ; a rent of iiij«. iiijc?., paid by
William Jagger ; a rent of ijs., paid by Thomas Cowy ; a rent of
iiijs. jd., paid by Robert Goodall ; a rent of ijs., paid by John
Awdesley; a rent of iiij^., paid by William Robert; a rente of
xjs, jd. ob,, paid by Roger Saynes ; a rent of iij«. ixd.^ paid by the
sayd Roger ; a rent of xvt/., paid hy John Tongfeilde ; a rent of
xviijfl?., paid by William Dyconson ; a rent of viijrf., paid by
Henry e Jakson ; a rent of iij^., paid by John Shawe; a rent of
iijfl?., paid by Edmond Megson ; a rent of vrf., paid by Thomas
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 317
Langfeilde ; a rent of xvnjd., paid by Richard Medley ; a rent of
iijd,, paid by John HaUe ; a rent of xd., paid by Eoberte Thomes;
a rent of ijd., paid by John Alatt ; a rent of jd. q,, paid by William
Billeclyf.
Sum of the rentaU, exiiijs. xjd, q,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, xjs.
And so remanyth, ciijs. xjr/. q.
58. THE SERVICE OR PERPETUALL STIPENDE IN THE PAROCH
OF KIRKEHETON.
Ther is none incumbent in the same, nor foundacion therof ,
but one parceU of grounde improwed^ by the parochians ther, with
th'assent of the lorde, of the wayst, and by the saide parochians
one house buylded upon the same and rented at xiijs. iiijV., which
some and other ther devocian is paid yerlie to the mayntenaunce of
the said service.
The same is within the paroch church, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
Ther is one house ther buylded [etc., as above].
Sum of the rentall, xiijs. \iiyL
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, xvj^.
And so remanyth, xijr/.
59. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCHE CHURCH
OF METHELEY.
Rycharde Shan', incumbent. Of the foundacion of Cristofer
Wylloughby and Eoberte Dymmok, knightes, and theires of
Roberte Waterton, knight, to th'entent to pray for the sowles of
the saide founders and aU Cristen sowles, and to helpe to do
dyvyne service in the quere and to mynystre sacrementes in the
tyme of necessitie, havynge in the said paroche the nombre of D
houslynge people. Which foundacion apperyth by a dede and
intent therunto annexed, dated xv™o. (fie Januarii, anno regni
regis Eicardi tercii primo.
The same is within the sayde paroche church, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
(1) For, improved.
318 CERTIFICATES OF CHANIKIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
First, one mesuage, called the Chauntrie Place, with one croft
in the tenure of William Wynterborne, xiijs. iiije/.; one mesuage
with one gardyne in Mikkelton, in the tenure of Kicharde Oswalde,
viijs.; one acre of lande in Wyndyll, in the tenure of Robert Lay-
borne, xijfl?.; one acre and di. of lande in Morehouse Feylde, in the
tenure of Thomas Shan', iJ6'.; one cotage with vij acres of lande
in the Southlunde and ij rodes at Medope Tate, in the tenure of
William Burton, xiijs. iiijV.; iij acres of lande, called the Inwalles,
in the tenure of the sayde Thomas Shann, vs.; iij roods of lande in
Will Eode, in the tenure of Thomas Cowplande, ijs. viij^.; one
acre of lande lienge in Grymslake, in the tenure of Willyam
Winterborne, ijs. viijof.; iij acres of lande in the Northinges, in
the tenure of Thomas Shann, viijs.; one crofte in Thorpe with half
one acre of lande, in the tenure of Eoberte Shann, iijs. iiijcl.; iij
acres of lande in Southlaydes in the tenure of [blank] ; a yerlie
rent of ijs. ijd, payd by Kobert Labron ; one garthinge steide per-
tenynge to the saide chauntrie, ijr/.; and one acre di., of lande in
Inpyerde, ijs.
Sum of the rentall, Ixiijs. Yiijd,
Wherof
Paiabl4 to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenth, vjs. iijd, oh.
And so remanyth, Ivijs. iiijd oh.
Memorandum : — That the said church wardens, with goodes
belongynge to the saide paroch, purchased certen closes within the
saide towne to the clerlie (.s/r) valewe of ixs. vjr/., wherwith, and
certen money growynge yerlie of a stok belongyng to the saide
paroch, a prest was founde at th'aulter of Saynt Margaret in the
sayde church, tyll now of late aboute ij yeres past that th'occupiers
of the sayde stocke dyd denye pament of th'encrease of the sayde
stok, wherupon the said preyst was discharged and the said stoke
used to the mantenance of the sayde churche.
60. THE CHAUISTRIK OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCHE OF
WYMMERSLEY.
Edward Sale, incumbent. Of the foundacion of th'ancestors of
Sir William Gascoigne, knight, as he sayth, havynge no writings
to prove the same. To th'entent to pray for the sowles of the
founder and all Cristen sowles, and to mynystre sacrementes to the
parochians ther, beinge the nombre of dc people.
The same is within the saide church, etc.
Goods, vs. viijf/. Plate, nil.
Fyrst, one cloise called Kettyllcrofte, xs.; one cotage in Cam-
sail, V.S'.; one crofte in Wymmerslay, called Jay Sprynge, with ij
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 319
roodes of arable lande, vs.; one cloise with j pece of medowe ther,
vs.; one cloise, called Hay croft, vs.; one cloise in the tenure of
Thomas Gbassone, vs.; one cotage in Wymerlej, in the tenure of
Roberto Walkingham, vs.; one cotage with th'appurtenances, in
the tenure of William Pynder, iiijs.; one cotage in Smeton, in the
tenure of John Mosley, iiijs.; and one cotage, in the tenure of
Henrye Brabones, xijs.
Sum of the rentall, Ixs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenthes yerlie, iiijs.; to John
Sampall and William Harry son, xvj^?.; to Sir William Vavasor,
knight, xiiijrf.; to Sir William Gascoigne, th'elder, knight, ijd,;
and to the cheif lorde of Smeton, iiijn^.
Sum of th'allowance, vijs.
And so remanyth, Iiijs.
61. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
GRETE SANDALL.
John Brokbanke, incumbent. Of the foundacion of John Lake
and other feoffies of certen (jopiehold landes Ij'cnge in Ossett and
other wher, as apperyth by a dede, dated iij die Maii, anno
Domini, mcccciiij^^xvj"'". To th'entent to pray for the sowles of
the founders, and to help d^vyne service in the quere in his surples,
and to mynystre to the inhabitants of the saide paroche in the
tyme of necessitie, beiiige of howslynge people, the nombre of
Dccc and above, and to make one yerlie obbet and to distribute at
the same to poore people yerlye, vjs.
The same is within the sayde church, etc.
Goods, xvijs. iiijr/. Plate, nil.
First, of liichard Speight, xiijs.; of Eoberte Genny, xxiiijs.
iiij^.; John Dawson, xiiijs. iiijii.; Thomas Smyth, xs. xd.; John
Blaker, xiiijs. ijd.; Henry Mok, vijs. yjd.; Thomas Birkestowe,
xs.; Eichard Bradforde, xxxvijs ; and Thomas Eidinge, vjs.
Sum of the rentall, vj//. xvijs. ij^^.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, vs. ijd, q,; to
the graveship of Osset, vs., and to the Kinges Majestic for fre rent
goinge f urth of all the premysses, xxiijs. \jd.
Sum of th'allowance, xxxiijs. viijd. q.
And so remanyth, ciijs. v^. ob, q.
320 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
62. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE CHURCH OF THE
FOUNDACION OF THE PAROCHIANS OF THE SAIDE PAROCHE.
John Flechier preist, . . . incumbent. There is no f oun-
dacion but is put in by the parochyans to . . . pray for the
said parochians and all Cristen sowlez, and to helpe dyvyne
service in the quere, and to mynystre to the said paro-
chians in the tyme of necessitie, beinge in nombre as before is
sayde, havynge certen landes and ten. of the gyfiPes of syndrie
persons, towards the levinge, as in the rentall herafter shall appere,
to the valewe of xlijs. vd. oh. q.; and the residewe of the benevo-
lence of the saide parochians, with vJ5. Yiijd, of landes gyven by
Eoberte Balif to the said service, yf so be ther be no preist at the
alter of Saynt Nicholas, wher was never none, as is alleged.
The same is within the saide church, etc.
Goods, XXV6'. x^. Plate, nil.
First, John . . . holdyth, certen landes in [blank], Yijd,;
John Dolgrene one gardyne, iiijV.; Eoberte Eokley, one tenemente,
iijd.; William Eamesden (?), one ten. vj^.; Eoger Delshawe, certen
landes in Oxh. . . . , ij^.; John Firson, certen landes there,
ijd, ob.; one ten. in the Marche (?), iiijV.; John Walker, certen
landes in Bretton, vjc?.; ij swathes of medowe in
medowe, viijV.; ij swathes in Mirfeild, yjd.; ... of medowe
in Whilley, xijd; .... Harlington one ten. ther, ijd,; the
same Thomas one other ten. ther, xijV.; the same one other parcell
of medow there, yjd.; the said Thomas one ten., ijd,; John Philip,
one tenemente, ijd.; Achilles Bosvyll, YJd.; John Lyster, one
tenemente ther, iijd.; the same John one mesuage with one
oxgange of lande, ijs. xd.; Agnes PhiKpson, one rode of
lande and ij swathes of medowe, iijd; Richard Shawe, one
tenemente, \jd.; William Holekynson, v acres of lande ther, ijs.;
John Bradley, one acre of lande upon the Hirst, ijd.; the
same John, j mesuage ther, YJd. ; Isabell Ferror, one acre
of lande, jd. ob.; John Bradley, half one acre, jd. ob.; landes in
Sandall and Woodkirke, of the gyft of Robert Balif, yjs. Yiijd.;
Robert Ghrotton, one tenemente in Cregleston, iijs. xd.; Thomas
Binder, one tenemente, called Hallifax yerde, ijd.; Robert Grayf,
iij rodes of medowe in the Fryth, yjd.; Roberfce Batte, one tene-
mente ther, \jd.; John Browne, one tenemente, yjd. ob.; the same
John, for certen landes ther, iijd. ob.; Richard Hallifax, half one
acre of grounde, ij^.; the same Richard, half one acre of lande in
Kirkehill, ijd.; William BeU, one bovate of lande, iiij«.; John
Bradley, one tenemente, \jd.; John Chylde, one mesuage and
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 321
certen lande, iiijfl?.; Alice Eyley, one parcel! of lande, ijd,; the same
Alice, one acre of lande in Cuson, iiijc?.; the same Alice, for
Bradley Eoyde, vijo?.; the same Alice, half one acre of lande in the
Mores, ijd,; John Wilson, one tenemente in Chapellthorpe, xiijd.
ob.; Thomas Harportes, iij rodes di. of lande, iijd. ob,; John More,
for the lande of Eichard Quarriour ; John Bamforde, for certen
lande, YJd,; John Sanderson, for Peslande, ijd; John Dronsfeilde,
for certen lande, iiijc?.; John More, for one acre of lande, nijd.;
William Clyste, certen lande, YJd,; Adam Kinges, certen lande,
jd.; John Battye, one messuage in Bailmerrowe, jd; and John
Blacker, certen lande ther, ijd.
Sum of the rentall, xlijs. \d, ob,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for the tenth, iijs. iiijd, ob, q, ; to
our said sovereigne lorde, xixd, goinge furth of the premysses ; to
Mr. Midleton, xxijd, for a rent goynge furth of the premysses ;
and to theires of Eichard Spragnell, ixd,, for a rent goinge yerlie
furth of the premysses.
Sum of th'allowance, yijs, yjd. ob, q.
And so remanyth, xxxiiijs. xjd.
63. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IX THE PAROCHE CHURCH OF
NORMANTON.
Eichard Johnson, incumbent ther. Havynge no foundacion,
but put in by devocion of the parochians ther. To th'entent to
pray for the sowles of the founders and all Cristen sowles, and to
helpe dy vyne service in the quere and to help the curate in tyme
of necessitie, beinge within the saide paroche ccc houslynge people
or above. Havinge landes as particularlie apperyth by rental.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Normanton, in the
tenure of Cristofer Loge, xs.; one cotage with th'appurtenances
ther, in tholdinge of Johne Shilito, v«.; one cotage in the tenure of
widowe Pendred, iijs.; one acre of lande in the tenor of Eichard
Probysher, iJ5.; a rent paid by Mr. Thomas Woodrofe, xx^.; a
rent paid by the chantrie preist of Laikes foundacion, xx6?.; a rent
paid by William Levett, xx^.; one mesuage with one crofte and
other th'appurtenances in Snytall, in the tenure of Charles Smyth-
son, xxxvijs.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Altoftes, in
the tenure of John Emerson, vs. iiijt^.; one cotage in the tenure of
John Austwyke, iiijs.; one cloise in the tenure of Mathew Denton,
viJ5.; Nicholas Spynke for a rent, vjd; of GKlbert Mawde, ijd,\ of
George Kent, vjV.; and a rent of vs., goinge furth of one mesuage
in the tenure of Nicholas Pikkerde.
u
322 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Sum of the rentall, iiij It, iiijs, yjV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenthes yerKe, viijs. yd.
And so remanyth, Ixxvjs. jd.
64. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAIDE CHURCH OF THE
FOUNDACION OF JOHN lAKE.l
Richard Snytall, incumbent ther. Of the foundacion of John
Lake, esquyer, as apperyth by a dede of feoffment and a will ther-
unto annexed, dated xij^^o. die Junii, anno regni regis Henrici
viijvi., xiij, wherby it apperyth that the said Lake willed that the
profetts of certen landes, conteyned in the same, shuld be taken
and gyven to a preyst yerly to singe masse in the saide church,
and to do dyvyne service in the quere of the said church, and to
make one obyte yerlie, and to distribute at the same xiijs., and to
gyve every Sonday in the yere to iij poore people, iijc?.; that is by
the yere xiij«. Havinge landes and tenementes perteynynge to
the same, as apperyth herafter in the rentaU.
The same is within the saide church, etc.
Goods, xs. Yiijd, Plate, xxxiijs.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances in Wakf eilde, in the
tenure of John Roo, xxiiijs.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances
ther, in the tenure of Robert Nelson, xijs,; one mesuage with one
close, in the tenure of Thomas Calles, xviijs.; ij closes and one
acre of lande ther, in the tenure of John Lake, xx5.; one mesuage
with th'appurtenances in Pountfret, in the tenure of Stephen
Easby, xxiiijs.; iiij closes in Brereley, in the tenure of widowe
Hostclyffe, lxvj«. Yujd,; and one tenemente with appurtenaunces
in Normanton, xs.
Simi of the rentall, Yiijli. xiiij«. viijrf.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth yerlie, xiiij«. iiijrf.;
to the Lady preist ther, xxd.; and for the secte of corte, viijrf.
Sum of th'aUowance, xvjs. viijrf.
And so remanyth, vij/e. xviijs.
(1) Besides these chantries in Normanton, I find that on 4 August, 1331, lioenoe
was granted to Benedict de Normanton, clerk of the crown of the Chancery, on
account of his services to the King and people, to assign a messuage and lands in
Normanton, Suthwell, Halimi, Edyngle, Osmundthorp, FamefeM, Morton, and
IiftTmm to a chaplain to perform service in a chapel huilt bj the said Benedict in
his soil at Normanton in honour of St. John the Evangelist to pray for the parents
of the said Benedict. Fat,, 6 JSdw III,, p, 2, m. 27.
THE DEAl^KRY OF PONTEFRACT. 323
65. THE CHURCHE OR FRE CHAPELL OF SAYNT CLEMENT WITHIN
THE CASTELL OF POUNTFRETT.
Francys Malett, doctor in djrynytie, deane of the said chnrche
or fre chapell.i Founded by Hubarte Lacy in the tyme of William
Conqueror, as apperyth by an old petegre shewed bif ore the Kinges
commissioners, who gave certen landes and also certen porcions of
tythes lyenge in Pountfrett and other where to the mantenance of
the same. To th'entent that God shulde be served in the saide
castell, as to have masse and other dyvyne service within the saide
castell, and to mynystre all sacrements and sacrementalls to all the
inhabitants within the same, and also to the inhabitants dwellinge
within the parke of Pountfrett, the Bedhouse, called Saynte
Nicholas Hospitall Bulhouse (sic) in Pountfrett, who makyth all
ther ofEryngs and privy tythes to the deane of the saide chapell,
and be clerlie exempte from the paroch churche, which landes and
portions of tythes amontyth to the some of xxijV/. xijs. vijc?.; as
apperyth by a rentall remanynge. Paynge no tenthes by cause at
the tyme of assesment of the tenthes the deanery of the sayd
chapell was in the handes of the Prior of Pountfret and than
charged with the tenthes as parcell of the possessions of the said
desolved priorye.
The same is within the said castell and used as a paroche
churche, etc.
Goods, xviijs. xa?. Plate, uijli, xiiijs. viijd
First, of Thomas Snydall for xviij acres of lande, lienge in
Feryfeylde, xviijs., parcell of his rent of xxxixs.; of Wmiam
Arthington for certen tyth come in Knottingley, parcell of his
rent of ix/i., by yere, iijs.; of Eichard Thuates for tyth hay of
Tanshelf and Westfeylde, xs,, parcell of his rent of xxxviij«. viij(5?.;
of William Fryston for xij acres of arable lande, lienge in Fery-
feylde, ixs.; of Agnes Bradforde, widowe, for the fre rente, ijs., of
theires of Thomas Bradforde, for the cloise called Parson Gaxth,
iiijs., andfor xvij acres of lande and vj acres of medowe, xvijs.
vijfl?., parcell of lur rent of xlvijs., by yere, xxiijs. yyd,; of Thomas
Paget, for xxiiij acres of lande, xijs.; of Thomas Gyll, for lij acres
of lande, xvs. yjd.; in thandes of the said deane xxxvj acres of
lande, lyenge in iij feildes ther, xxijs.; in the same deanes handes,
the Shepgate ther, not rented ; of Petee Wakf eylde for the rent of
the wynchnyll ther, parcell of his rent of xls., by yere, xx5. ; of
Thomas Qyll for the tythe hay of certen medowe in Darryngton
(1) Particulars for a lease of the lands of this chapel made to Ghristopher Litle in
1648. Jhichi/ of Lane., Div, 25, Bdle XT, 2nd portion No. U.
324 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
Tngs, parcel! of his rent of xs., by yere, ijs. yjd.; of Charles Jakson
for ij partes of the tyth comes and hay of Southelmeshall in the
paroche of Kirkby, xxiijs. iiijfl?.; of James Wilcok for the moitie
of ij partes of the tythe come and hay of the demayne landes in
Thorpe Audelyn, xx«.; of Sir William Gascoigne, knight, th'elder,
for parcell of the tythe come and hay of Wymersley, Sneton, and
Stubbes, xxvjs. viijV.; of Thomas Smyth for the tyth hay of a
medowe, called Mykkilynge, in Carlton, viijs.; in the said deanes
handes the tyth comes of Tanshelf and Carlton iiij It, xix5. uijd.; in
the sayde deanes handes, the tyth hemp and lyne of the same ijs.;
in the said deanes handes, the tyth of the wyndmyll at the west
ende of Pountfrett, vjs. viij^.; of Robert Gilham for the tyth hay
of Deringe in Allerton or Kepax, vs., parcell of his rent of xxxiijs.
mjd,; of Kobert Chaloner, esquier, for a parcell of the rents apper-
tenynge to the late monasterie of Sancte Oswalde as for a portion
of the tythe within the paroche of E/Othwell, in the tenure of the
said E/obert Chaloner by yere, Ixvjs. viijc?.; and the sayde deane
receyvyth yerlie a rent of vjs. by thandes of the Kinges Majestie
recey vor, for waxe and other thinges for the sepulcre in the said
chapell ; and of Thomas Hungate for certen tythe come, parcell of
his rent, xii]7^. vjs. viijV. by yere.
Sum of the rentall, xxijli. xijs. ^njd, qui remanent.
66. THE PREBENDE OR CHANTRIR OF AUE DE POTTERTON IN THE
SAIDE FRE CHAPELL.
Bychard Weston, clerke, prebendary ther. Of the gyfte of
the Kinges Majestie, withoute any induction or other oiroum-
staunce requisite for suche purpose. Havinge landes, tenementes,
rentes, and porcions of tythes belongynge to the same, as hereafter
by the rentall may appere, but yt is not knowen of, who gave the
same.
The same is in the saide chapell, and ther is no landes alienate
or soldo sithens the statute. The incumbents not resident but by
deputies.
Goods, \J8, \}d. Plate, iiijli. viijs.
First, of Edbnunde Wright and other f ermors of Camsell and
Norton, cs,; of the parson of Badesworth, fermor of Thorpe
Audlyne, xxs.; of John Gascoigne of Lasyngcrofte, fermor of
Parlyngton and Barwyke, liijs. iiijfi?.; of Francys Frobysher, fermor
of Altoftes and Snydall, xxs.; of the Kinges generall reoeyvor of
Torke, for the tythe of Preston Jaklyne and Stubbes, lxTJ«. viijrf.;
of the parson of Hemesworth for the tyth of the same, xiij«. uijd.;
of the receyvor of the castell for the tyth o Knottyngley MillSy
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 325
xviijs.; of the grave of Rothwell for the tythe of the mills, called
Fleyte mylles, vjs. viijo?.; and of John Oldefeylde, fermor of one
[gardyne ?] in Pountefrett, of the yerlie valewe of vs.
Sum of the rentaU, xv/^. iijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenths, xxixs. vijV. oh. q.
And so remanyth, xiij//. xiijs. iiijc?. q.
67. THE PREBEND OR CHANTRIE OF THEOBALDE DE LUCE IN THE
SAIDE CHAPELL.
John Stringare, clerk, prebendarie ther. Of the nominacion of
the Kinges Majestie withoute any induction or other circum-
staunce requisyte for suche purpose. Havynge landes, tythes, and
portions to the valewe of xiij/t. vs. iiij^., as herafter in the rentall
may appere but of whose gyfte the same is, it is not knowen.
The same is within the saide chapell, etc.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
First, of the Kinges Majesties receyvor generaU att Yorke for
the tythes of Keppax, Ollerton, Preston, Newton
and Skelbrough, Ivjs. viijfl?.; of Eoberte Medley, fermor of
Houghton, xlvjs. viijrf.; of Richard Rose, fermor of Friston by the
water, xxxiijs. iijfl?.; of Sir William Grascoygne, knight, th'elder,
fermor of Wemerley, Stubbes, and Smeton, xls.; of Thomas Paget,
fermor of Stapleton, xxiiijs.; of WiUiam Norton, fermor of Austen
and Skellowe, xxxs.; of Norman Redman, fermor of Lostoo, viijs.;
of the grave of Rothwell, fermor of the tythe of the milles, called
Mete Milles, vjs. viij^.; of the receyvor of the castell of Pountfret
for the tythe of Knottyngley Milles, xviijs.; and of Edward Bewly,
fermor of Hullome Mille, ijs.
Sum of the rentall, xiij/i. vs. iiij^.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlye for the tenths, xxvjs. xc?. oh.
And so remanyth, xj/e. xviijs. vc/. oh.
68. THE HOSPITALL OF SAYNTE NICHOLAS IN THE SAID TOWNE OF
POIINTFRETT.
Henry Habilthuate, incumbent, and ix poore people, headmen,
of the nominacion of the late desolved monastery of Saynt
326 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
OswaldeSji whicli prest haith yerlie for his stipende, goynge fiirth
of the possessions of the said monastery e, iiij It,; and one of the
said poore people hayth yerlye, xls. and the other viij, every of
them, xxvjs. viijfl?., paid in redy money by the receyvor of the sayd
possessions.
The same is nigh adjonynge to the said oastell, on th'est syde,
distaunte from the paroch church m f ote, and is used accordinglye.
Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goods, xxjs. Yijd. Plate, xxxijs.
The seid preyst receyvyth [etc. as above]. Not charged with
the pament of the tenthes.
Sum of the rentall, xv]7«. xiijs. iiijV. qui remanent.
69. THE COLLEGE OF THE TRENYTIES WITHIN THE SAIDE TOWNE
OF POUNTFRETT.
The same is of the foundacion of Roberto Knolles,^ knight, of
one master, vj brethem preists, ij clerkes, xiij bedefolkes, ij servi-
tors for the same bedefolkes, wherof Thomas Hewet is master, and
haith for his stipende yerlie xiijli, YJs, viijrf.; vj bretheme, every
one of them, vj/i. xiijs. iiijV., xlli,; ij clerkes, either of themyerly,
Ixvjs. viijfl?., yjli. xiijs. iiijd,; xiij bedefolkes, every one of them
liijs. nijd,, xxxiiij/i. xiij*. iiij^.; and the two servitories, ayther of
them Ixvjs. viijfi?., YJIL xiijs. iiijd,; and the said xiij bedfolkes, and
(1) In a return of pensions in the West Riding, dated 16 Nov., 1552, it is stated
that 14 men and women of the Hospital of St. Nicholas of Pontefract received pen-
sions, Henry Hebylthwayte, 6/i., two others 2li. each, and the rest 26». Sd, ** Thes
persons be (^led cremettes and le pore and agyd people, and placyd in a howse,
callyd Seynt Nycoles Hospytell, and when any of tnem dyeth another vs placyd in
the dedes roome, and ys very convenyent to be contynuyd, as well for me helpe of
the pore and agyd people of the towne of Pontefrett,wher the same standyth, as for
others. The pencions was payd furth of the tenementes of the late monasterye of
Saynt Oswaldes.** Chapter Bo. Bka. No. 59. On 1 Dec., 1314, licence was granted to
William le Tabourer to assign a messuage in the vill of Pontefract to found a
hospital and an oratory in honour of God and the Blessed Virgin Mary within that
hospital, and other houses for the habitation of the same chaplain and 8 poor, to be
received into the same. Also licence to Robert de la More to assign 10«. rent in
Pontefract, to William le Coupere 10«. rent there, Thomas de la Sale 18rf. rent,
AdamEmys 12 acres in Darthyngpton to the said chaplain and poor. Fat, 8 Edw.
Ill.yp. 2, m. 9.
(2) On 20 April, 1385, licence was granted to Sir Robert de Knolles and Constance,
his wife, to found a college or chantry of seven chaplains, of whom one was to be
warden, in a messuage of the same Robert and Constance in Pontefract. They after-
wards endowed the same with 100/i. 50«. 1\d. to be received after their deaths from
lands in London for the support of a master, chaplain, 13 poor men, 2 clerks and I or 2
servants. LiceDce bv Pope Urban for the same college to be dedicated to the Holy
Trinity and called KnoUes Almeshouse. Royal approval of the ordinances, etc.
16 Mar., 1390. See Pat., 13 Ri;h. II. p. 3, m. 25., Fat., 20 Rich. II., p. 8, m 6,
and Fat.y 7 ffen. IV. p. 1, in. 29.
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the ij servitoryes, every of them at x several feasts haith ijd. a peoe,
that is by yere, xxvs. for xv, and also Ixvjs. viijc?. yerly to be
devyded amongest the same poore f olkes and theire servitoryes, as
apperyth by a foundacion, dated vij™o. die Maroii, anno regni
regis Richardi secundi xiij^^o. And after the said foundacion ther
was other landes to the yerlye valewe of xxx/t. gyven to the saide
house, towardes the mantenanee of ther hospitaUitie, and to the
kepynge of certen obbytesto the yerlye charge of xiij/e. xv5., and
to the fyndynge of iiij children, every one at xlvjs. viijd, that is,
ix/t. vj«. Yii^d. All which somes amountyth to the hole somme of
cxlvij/i. vJ5. viijfi?., the residewe remanyth towardes ther other
charges necessarie, as fees, reparacions, and such like.
The same is within the towne of Pountfret. The hole necessitie
therof is the mantenanee of hospitalitie, Groddes service daly, and
the releif of poore people and the kepynge of the f orsayde xiij
poore folkes, iiij servandes, and iiij children, which foundacion, with
contynuall hospitalitie, is kept accordinglye. And no landes
alienate, sithene the iiij<^ daye of February anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i . xxvij^^^.
Goods, Iiij//. vJ6*. yd. Plate, xxiiij/e. xijs. ixd.
First, certen landes and ten. in London, in the tenures of
divers and sundrie persons, viz : — one ten. in "West Cheape in
tholdinge of John Jarman, iiij/e. iijs. iiij^.; one ten. ther, in the
tenure of William Callton, cviij.s. yiijd,; one ten. ther, in the tenure
of George Sympson, xlixs. iiij^.; one ten. ther, called the Legge, in
Cheape, in the tenures of Thomas Leigh, Ambrose Barker, and
Willyam Locke, cs.; in Gracious Strete one ten., in tholdynge of
Richarde Walltone, vij/i.; one ten. in Lymestreyte in tholdinge of
Benjamyn Dikby, ijs.; certen cotagesand chambres in MarkeLane
Aylye, lijs. viij<a?., one ten. in Billingesgate, in the tenure of
Roberto Wheatley, cxs.; one other ten., in the tenure of the said
Robert, cs.; one other ten. ther, in the tenure of the same Roberto,
yijli, ijd.; one ten., in the tenure of William Sampson, iiij/*.; one
ten. ther, in the tenor of John Potter, Ixijs. \iijd.; one ten. ther, in
the tenure of John Haynes, vij/e, vjs. yiijd.; one ten. ther, in the
tenure of John Birde, iiijli. xiijs. iiijo?.; one ten., in the tenure of
John Semper, vij/e.; one ten. in Sydone Lane, in the tenure of
Robert Newton, xlvjs. viiijo?.; one ten. ther, in the tenure of the
same Robert, Ixs.; one ten. ther, in the tenor of Sir Peter Mewtyes,
xls.; one ten. ther, in the tenure of Christofer Sterkye, xijs.; one
ten. ther, in the tenure of Thomas Whitwoode, xl«.; one ten. in
Ejiolles Aley, in the tenure of John Milner, yiijli. xvs. In all in
London iiij^^ix/^. ijs. yjd. Of Roger Townesende, knight, goinge
furth of Riburghe and Stiberde in Litle Riburgh, xvijs., and
iiijor capons, pris viijd, of Sir William Femies, knight, goinge
fiurth of his landes in Skulthorpe, xxiiijs.; of the same for Potters,
328 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
YJd.; of the same for ij acres of somtjme Everards, xijc?.; of the
maner of Hempton, iijs. iii]V.; of Alice Johnson, xij^.; of Richard
Turton, vjs.; of the same Richard, for one cloise, iijs. iiijfl?.; of the
same for Hill Croftes, xijc?.; of the same for John Stiberde, YJd.;
of the same for Austen, ijs.; of the same for GhidaU PigheU and
CoUaire, xviijd,; of Johne Beckam, th'elder, for Popes, iijs. iiijV.;
of the same for Barker, xvnjd.; of William Wulston for Hempton,
xijV.; of the same for Roo, YJs, viijc?.; of the same for John
Berker, xviijc?.; of the same for Hukesters, iijs.; of Richard
Gamyll for Cobbes, ijs.; of Thomas Beckton, vs.; of the same for
landes demised, viV. ob,; of Robert Kane for Cole, iij«.; of John
Bame, Yijd.; of the same for his pighill, jd.; of Robert Oristenmas
for Roo and Everarde, xviijd.; of John Sande for Genison, xija?.;
of the same for Farhurste, ijs, iiijo?.; of the same for his father, vJ5.
jd.; of Robert Atkinson, xiijd.; of William Warde for Agnes
Everarde, xijc?.; of Thomas Beckam for Inglishe, yjd.; of the same
for Ljnser, xs.; of the same for Elizabeth Asten, xijd; of John
Beckham for Roberto Hunton, ijs, ixd.; of William Sande for his
father, viijs.; of Thomas Stiberde, xixs. iijd.; of John Stiberd for
Mowe and Everard, iijs. YJd.; of Thomas Halott, iijs.; of John
Brevitor, iijs. viijc?.; of Thomas Beckham for Palmer, viijs.; of
theires of John Pepys, ijs. ix^.; of the same for one acre of lande,
iijd.; of the same for one acre of lande late [blank] of Skulthorpe,
iijs. ijd, ob,; of theires of Walter Hubbert, knight, for one pounde
of pepper, iijs.; of Thomas Hollande, iijs.; of William Former,
knight, for land in th'Est Feilde, xxijs.; of William Willston for
the Manor, ixli,; of the same for CabeUes, iiijs.; of the same for
lande in the Croftes, ijs.; of the same for lande in the tenor of
Roberto Hempton, viijcf.; of the same for x acre of lande ther, viijs.
mjd.; of the same for iij acres of lande ther, xviijc?.; of the same
for V acre di. of lande, late in the tenure of Robert Hempton, iijs.
viijfi?.; of the same for viij acre of lande, called GhidaUes, vjs. viijc?.;
of John Sand, xjs.; of theires of William Sonde, xs.; of Thomas
Beckam, xs. ixd,; of the same for iiij acre and one rod of land, ijs.
jd,; of the same for iiij acre of land, xvjd.; of the same for land
late in the tenure of John Fowle, ijs. xjd.; of John Sounde for
lande late in the tenure of John Fowle, ijs. xjd.; of Roberto Bell
for iiij acre of lande, xYJd,; of John Bamesdale for certen lande,
ixd,; of the same for vj acrez di. of land, iijs. iiijd; of Thomas
Stuerde for Botemore, vjs. viijcf.; of Thomas Beckham for iij acre
of lande, late in the tenure of Mouse, xviijc?.; of the same for xx
acrez of lande in the Est Feilde, vjs. viijd,; of the same for lande
in the Croftes, iiijs. viijfi?.; of John Sonde for xj acrez of land, vijs.
iiijt/.; of William Wulston for folde course in Shulthorpe Feilde
Ixs.; and of Thomas Halman for Hasteney Mylle, Ixs. In all in
the said towne of Shulthorpe, xxix/e. xvijs. Yiijd. In Dunton, of
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 329
Sir Roger Townesend, knight, ixs. xd,; of the same for Thomas
Catton, ijd,; of Sir William Fermere, knight, for Hole, vjs. iiijV.;
of Richard Philipp, vjs. uijd,; of Sir William Fermer for Jacobo
Catton, iijs.; of the same for Edmunde Catton, ijs.; of the same
for Skony, yjd, ob.; of the same for Stallworthy, vd,; of the same
for Margaret Sadde, yjd.; of Thomas Jenyson for Clerkes, xj.'?.;'of
the same for Shermans, viijc?.; of the same for Gybbes, iiijs. yd,; of
the same for William Gierke, yjd.; of the same for John Beokam
children, xiiijfl?.; of the same for Thomas Genyson, xiijW.; of the
same Gibbes, xviijV.; of the vicare of Dunton for GowfPes, ijs.; of
the same for Shermans, xyjd.; of William Wulston for Roberte
Ernes and Edward Plumber, yjs. yijd. ob.; of Richard Growte for
Hunter, xiijs. uijd.; of the same for Thomas Catton, ob.; of the
landes of Dunton churche, called Towne Lande, xiiijn?.; of John
Brevetor, vjs. ynjd.; of the same for Walden, xv^. ob.; of the same
for half one acre of lande, lately Derynge, ob.; of Henry Brevitor
for Wenche, vs. xd. ob.; of William Wulston for Margaret Meller,
xvnjd.; of the same for Beckam, ijd.; of John Taram, iiijs. viijc/.;
of William Catton for his father, ijs. yd.; of John Ducke for
Katheryne Dyn', vfl? ; and of Elene Manfeylde, yjd.; of Thomas
Jenyson for Hallcloise, xiijs. iiijd.; of the same for liij acre of
lande in the Pasture, xyjs. yjd.; of the same forxxxix acre of lande,
late in the tenure of John Wythe, xiijs.; of the same for iij acres
of lande, ijs.; of the same for c acre of ground in the Pasture, Ixs.;
of the vicare of Dunton, for one parcel! of Haide Close, viijo^.; of
Thomas Bekham and John Beckham for xxxij acres of land, xvjs.
njd.; of the same for iij acrez iij rods and di. of lande, xxijd.; of
the same for v rode, yijd. ob.; of Henry Brevitor for xiiij acre of
lande, yijd.; of John Taram for ij acres of lande, xijd; of the same
for one acre and iij rode of lande, xd. ob.; of John Brevitor, xiiijs.
yjd.; of the same for other landes, iiijs.; of the same iij acre and
iij rode of lande, xxjd.; of the same for ij acres and iij rode of land,
xyjd. ob.; of William Catton for ix acres and iij rode of lande, vs.
jd. ob.; of the same for lande, iiijs.; of the vicare of Frostyerde, iijs.
nijd.; of the same for one pighill in the church, xijd.; of the same
for Richard Wythe, ixs. jd.; of William Wulstone for iij acre of
lande, xijd.; of John Brevitor for a pighell and half one acre of
land, xij^.; of the same for Greighill (?) nere South Mylne, xijd;
of Sir William Fermer, knight, for xlix acres of groimde in
Dunton Pasture, xs.; of the same for xij acrez and iij rode of lande,
late Myles Sheltone, iiijs. iijd.; of the same for vj acre of groimde
in Dowton Pasture, ijs.; of William Wulston for folde course in
the f eildes of Dunton and Catf orthe, called Crete Longe Feilde
and Litle Longe Feylde, iiij li.; and of John Andrewe for South
Mylle, iiijli. In all in the said towne of Dunton, xxjli. xiijs. xjd.
In Bumeham, of the manor of Derham, xyjd.; of the manor of
330 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
"Wallsmgham for Pelourston (?) , iiij«.; of the house late C[ann]ylite8,
Yijd. ob,; of the vicare of Saynt Clementes in Bumham, xd, ob.; of
John Bigges, xxiiijs. iijd,; of the same for London, \ujd. ob,; of
the same for Po . . . . , xxd.; of the same for vj acre of lande,
YJs.; of the same for one acre of grounde of .... , jc?.; of
E/oberte Wightman for Wanton, xvjs.; of Thomas Dikes, Yijd,; of
the same for half a poimd of pepper, ix^.; of Thirlowe, ijs, id,; of
theires of George Thirlowe, xo?. ; of Robert Boston for Olyvor
Eames, Yijd.; of the same for halJE one pound of pepper, ixd^.; of
the same for lande late SwaUowez, Yd,; of John Blyforthe, yd,; of
Katheryne Edman for Pulshous, iiijd,; of Olyver Saimder, xd,; of
the same for Hempe Lande, ijd.; of Edward Merkendayle for
William Thirlowe, xvjd.; of the same for Burden, ijd,; of Richard
Ossant, ijs,; of John Harryson of SwaUowe, ijd. ob.; of John
Ossante, ijd,; of John . . . . , YJd,; of E/oberte Harvy for Robert
Spyndler, ixd.; of George Traffurth for Kingesman, xd. ob.; of
Roberto Wightman for one acre di. of lande, xijd,; of Margarett
Potter, xd.; of theires of Mr. William Calthorpe, iijs. YJd.; of
Richard Ossaunte for Cawse, Yijd.; of William Taylyourj Yijd.; of
Agnes Galdale for , Yijd.; of the same, ij^. ob.; of theires
of Sir Pheloppe Calthorpe, knight, for Paroch Marche and Fowle
Course, xs,; of Robert Wightman for William . . . ; for
lande late in the tenure of William Poole, ixs, YJd.; . . . . ,
iJ5. viijd, that is, xijs. ijd.; of Mr. Rames for Cuny HiUe, xija?.; .
. . . . Cunyez, pris, iiijfl^., that is, xYJd,; and of theires of .
Holkam Feylde, xijs. In aU in Bumeham . .
. , ijd. In , Sir William Former, kniffht, xxijs.
ijd,; of the same for . . . . ; of the same for Robert Cole,
viijfl?.; of the same f or Stalworth (?), viijc?.; of .... Poye,
ij.s. jd,; of the same for Litlemore Yerde, YJd.; of John ...
John Browne and Issabell . . . . , YJd.; of
the same for Sir
Galfryde Alfryde and William Browne, ijs. Yiijd.;
of the same for v acrez of lande late Saddez, ijs.; .
. . . . for one pounde of cimmien, ijd.; of William Browne .
. . . . belongynge to the Hammere Close. YJd.; ....
of Sir Roger Touneshend, knight, f or . . .
and other his landes, lxvj.§. viij^.; , knyght, for
Brasen Halle and Ixxv acre of lande, xxs.; of Robert Clyfton for
of Hugh Mason for ix
acre di. of lande, iiijs. xd,; of William Mynnes (?) forxx . . .
. . . . , xs.; and Sir Roger in Litle
Riburgh, YJs,; j quarter of barley (ijs. Yiijd.) and iiij capons (viij^^.),
that is xjs. In all in Gateford (?), ixli. ij«. ijd. In Sherforth, of
Sir Roger Towneshend, knight, for Mr. Odingham, xviij«. jd.; o|
the same for iijs. xjd. . . .for Chappleyne Gyddynge, ixd.; of
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT.' 331
Sir WiUiam Feinner, knight, xjd,; of the same for Wolvy, xii]V.
ob.; of Petre Leche for Skyte, iiijci?.; of William Monynge, viijc?.;
of the same for Duk, j</.; of John Bumeham and Palmer, iiijc/.; of
Edmunde Howkez and Crasselles, xvd.; of William Joly for . . .
. , xxije?.; of the same for Bumeham, xx^.; of John Minynge .
. . , iijs. iiij^.; of Thomas Halman for Alice Odyham, jd.; of
Thomas Gerrarde for Eichard Growte, viijc?.; of the same for
Waryners, i]V.; of the same for , vjV.; of Thomas
Palmer for Pavy, ijs, injd,; and of the manor of Hempton, ijs. In
all in Sherfurth, xxxix«. xd, ob. In Kettyllston, of Sir William
Permer, knight, for Dalahay, xxvjs. jd, ob.; of the same for Sha .
. . ham, iiijs. jd,; of the same for Lavander, xjd.; of the same for
Lamynge, xd, ob, q,; of the same for Plumbers mesuage, jd, q, di.
quarter q,; of WilUam Salmon, iij«. xd,; of the same for Bartons,
iij«.; of the same for Sheltham, ijs.; of the same for Delahay,
jLKiijd, ob. q,; of the same for Dunton Medowe and Brewers, viijs.;
of Willyam Maryet pro Rome, yjd,; of Thomas Prior for Thye,
ij«. iiij^.; of the same for Margret Pry or, xxd, ob,; of the
same for Peter Prior, iiijs.; of the same for one acre and
[blank] rodes of grounde, iiij^. ; of William Aradayle for
Q-owte, xiiijfl?. ; of the same for [blank], iiijd.; of John
Howlat for Peter Prior, iiijs.; of the same, iiijd, ; of Richard
Sheltram for Dalahay, xijs. q.; of Thomas Chapman for Lynser,
xiiijfl?.; of William Smyth, ijd.; of Willyam Cole for ij rodes of
land in Stiberd, ijd, ob,; of Sir William Olyver for the Nyghtin-
gaUe, vs.; of WiUiam Salman, iiijd.; of John Sprote, iiijV/.; of the
same ijd, oh.; of William Hobbes, xd, ob,; of Thomas Kirkeby,
iiijs. xd.; of John Parker for CoUes, viijd,; of George Mason, ob,;
of Thomas Johnson for Nevelles, ijs.; of John Day, iiijo?.; of
William Alforde, pro Chekerynge, ixd.; of William Fermer pro
Mason, YJd.; of John Pereson for Williams, \jd.; of John Dany ell,
j^. q.; of John Parker for Ashby, yjd.; of John Person for
Dalahay, ijs. xjd.; and of the parson of Fulmerston, j^. In all in
Kettlestone, iiijli, viijs. xjd. ob. q, quarter q. In Northfolke for
rents of berley of Mr. Gygges, xviij comb ; of Thomas Thir-
lowe, xxj comb ; of Olyver Saunder, xiij comb ; John Blyforth,
xiiij comb ; William Burdon, ij comb ; Hugh Thirlow, j comb ;
widow Edy, xviij comb ; Lentes wyff , x comb ; Richard Ossant, j
comb ; Thomas Bekham, v comb ; the same for Roberte Beckham,
ij comb ; Robert Bryan, iiij comb ; Robert Hempton, ij comb ;
William Taylyour, ij busheUes ; William Wulston, j comb ; Mr.
Townesend, ij comb ; and vij acres of in Midle Croftes late the
parsons, vij combe. In all, cj comb, ij bushels, the price of every
combe xYJd., that is, viij/e. ijs. Lands and ten. in Pountfret,
Fetherston, Feryfriston, Fenton, Behall, Knottingley, Acworth,
and Southmylforth, viz.: — of Robert Smyth, one ten. in Ropergate,
332 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC
iiij.s.; John Frere, one ten. ther, ijs. viijo?.; Richard Dobson, one
ten. in Tanshelf, xs.; the same Dobson, one acre of medowe, iijs.
iiijd,; James Bardesey, one ten. in the Market Place, xxvjs. viijo?.;
the same James for a close, called Halywall, vjs. viijV.; the same
for the Long Close, xxvjs. viij^.; the same James for ij acres of
medowe in Potwells, viijs.; Thomas GFrene, for one ten., xijs.; the
same Thomas, one acre of medowe in Benet Ynges, iiij«.; Randall
[blank], one ten., vjs.; Walter [blank], one ten. Lewes Market,
iiijs.; widowe Robynson for one ten. in Fishamells, xxvjs. viijrf.;
the same, one close, xvijs.; the same, vij a. of lande, vijs.; the
same, one acre of medow, iiijs.; the same, one bame, iijs. iiij^/.;
[blank] one ten. in the Marketstede, iijs.; William Jakson, j ten.,
iijs.; Thomas Cowper, one ten. in Northgate, x.s.; the same Thomas,
one close, xvs.; Thomas Barneby, one ten. in Baxtergate, iiijs.;
Baghill wyffe, one ten., xijs.; John Rawlyn, one close, viijs.;
Roberto Forest, one ten., vs.; the same Roberte, one shopp, ijs.
iiij^.; the same, one acre of medowe in Potwells, iiijs.; Jolm Gas-
coigne, one ten. in Northgate, vs.; Nicholas Marchiall, one ten.
ther, xijd.; John Pynnynge, one cotage, xijo?.; Robert Turner, one
ten., viijs.; the same Roberte, one close, caUed Proctor Close, xiijs.
iiijfl?.; the same for one garthyne in Northgate, iijs.; John Adam-
son, one acre di. of medowe in Potwells, vjs.; John Mowberley,
one acre of medowe and a half in Potwells, vjs.; widowe Edeson,
one ten., ijs.; widowe Prynce, one ten., ijs.; William Gayre, for
certen lande, xxvjs. viij^.; Nicholas Carlyell, for one garthinge,
iijs. iiijc?.; Alane Ayre, for certen lande, vj«.; Mr. Hamerton, ij«.;
Edmonde Tyas, for one bame, vs. viijd; the same for one other
bame, iiijs. viijV.; William Grene for quyte rent, vs.; John Gxen-
woode, one ten. in Bichill, vijs.; Mistres Bony, for one chambre, near
the spitall, iiijs. yiijd.; William Norton for iij acres di. of lande,
iijs. YJd.; Mr. Foxley for Brakanhill Flatte, vijs.; George Spoforth,
one ten. in Bondegate, vjs.; Hugh Gravell, one cloise, xiiis. iiijn?.;
Nicholas Giles, for one close, called Grove Leas, xls.; William
Jakson, one close nere Hogewoode, vs. nijd,; Roberte Spence, one
ten. in Mikylgate, vs.; John Hawton, one ten., xs.; William
Hawton, for one shopp, ijs.; widowe Robynson, one ten., xs.; Alice
Nuns, one ten., iiijs.; Henry Sawersby, one ten., iiijs.; widowe
Taylyor, one ten., iiijs.; widowe Marshall, one ten. with one
tanerie, vs. iiijd.; Thomas Gillot (?),one ten., iiijs.; John Johnson,
one ten., iiijs.; Henry Gybson, one ten., vs. viijd; William Wil-
bame, for lande ther, iiijs.; Mr. Hamerton, one ten. in Akworth,
vijs.; Mr. Frost, for Fulworth Flatt, xiijs. iiijt/.; William Thorpe,
one ten. in Fenton, xlvjs. Yiijd.; John Home, one ten. in Beghall,
xijs.; the same John, one acre of medowe, iijs.; the same, one acre
of lande, viij^.; William Dickon, v acres of lande and ij beast
gaytes, vjs.; the same William, one cloyse, vs.; Mr. Oglesthorpe,
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 333
one acre of medowe, iijs. iiijd,; Thomas Hewett, haK one acre of
medowe, xijii.; Mr. Tyndayle, one close in Knottyngley, viij.sv;
John Sikes, one ten. in Southingforth, xxijs.; George Fenton, one
gBrthynge, xijV.; John Walton, one acre of medowe in Benet
xnges, iiij«.; and William Wilson, one parcell of lande in Beghall,
iJ8, All in the said townes of Pountfrett, Fenton, Fetherston,
Beghall, Knottingley, Akworth, and South Milf orth, xxxj7/. xiiijo?.
In all, pertenynge to the saide college, as by the rentall of the
same by the master and bretheme delyvered, remanynge by yere,
colt. Y8. viijfl?. ob. q.
Wherof
Poiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenthes, xviij//. vs.
yd. ob.; to Christe Church in Cantarbury for quite rent, xs.; to
Chrystes Church in London, a quyte rent, viijs.; to the Church of
An Sayntes in London, viz. in Gxacyous Streyte, iijs. injd,; to the
bishop of Westmynster for a rent, xlijs.; to the !^nges Majestie
and other, for rentes goynge furth of the landesin Northfolk, xvjs.
xjd, ob,; to the mayor of Pountfret, a rent called the Kings farme,
xlvijs. yjd.; to the court of Tanshelf, xiijs. viijrf.; to the Lady
preist of the paroch church of Pountfret, xxij^.; to the feylde
masters of Pountfret, a rent yerlie, viijs. viijo?.; to the Kings
Majestie a rent goynge furth of Akworth, vjd.; to the Kinges
Majestie for a rentgoinge furth of Beghall and Knottingley, xvjd,;
to the courte of Sherborne, ixd.; to the courte of Sherforth, yjd.; to
the courte of Dimton, yjd.; to the courte of Skulthorpe, yiijd.;
Bumham courte, iiijd.; to Taterford courte, vj^.; to the courte of
Kettylston, yjd.; to the courte of Southmylforth, injd.; to the
courte of Noiion, ijd. ob.; to the courte at Westgate, ijd. ob.; for
sect of courte at Posthedhall, iiijo?, ob.; and to the courte at
Holtham, ijd.
Sum of th'allowance, xxvj//. iiijs. iijd. ob.
And so remanyth, clxxiiij/t. xvijd. q.
Memorandimi : — That ther is certen landes gjyen to the fynd-
ynge and kepinge of certen obbets to the yerlye charge of viij//.
xvs.,and also certen yerlye fees graunted by patent to the stewarde,
balifes, and other officers, amontynge to the some of xjli. over and
besides singynge breade, wyne, waxe, and reparacions, whiche
amontyth, communibus annis, xxkU.
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70. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL WITHIN
THE TOWNE OF WATERFRUYSTON IN THE PAROCH OF
WATERFRUYSTON.
Thomas Bracewell, incumbent of the presentacion of William
Vavasor, knight. Havynge no foundacion, as he sayth, but
singith masse ther for the ease of the inhabitants of the sayd
towne, and to pray for the sowles^ the founders and all Cristen
sowles. Havynge landes and ten. of the said founder assigned for
the mantenance of his levinge.
The same is distaunte from the paroch church, which standith
in the Feilde, one myle. The same is used accordinglie. Ther is
no landes alienate sithens the statute.
Goods xiiijs. iiij^. Plate vjs. viijo?.
First, the Chapell Grarth, sijd.; one mesuage stede, not buylded
upon, vj^.; one acre of arable lande in the holdinge of Robert
Bowie, xijd; one rode of arable lande ijd.; xiiij acres of arable
lande in tholdynge of Gilberte Childe and John Jakson, xiiijs.; one
acre of lande in the holdinge of Margaret Foxe, xiJA?.; one paroell
of medowe in the Northynges of Fr^-ston, xxijrf.; one paroell of
medowe in Churchynges, ijs.; two parcells of medowe, lyenge in
Ferybrige Ynges, viijc?.; one crofte, called Chopcrofte, one close
boimdinge of the grene that goyth to the water of Ayre of the est
syde, and a cloise at the over ende of the saide crofte, boundynge
of the west, in tholdinge of Thomas Haifurth, xjs.; iij closes in
tholdinge of Richard Dyconson, xijs.; one ten. in Awryngham
and Cokrynge, in the holdinge of Sir William Vavasor, xx«.; a
rent paid by theires of Mr. John [blank], xj«.; theires of John
Wakfeilde payth a rent of xviijd; and one close in tholdinge of
John Gayre, xvjd.
Sum of the rentall, lxxix«.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenth, v]«. yiijd.;
and to the cheif lorde of Ferybryge for a rent goinge furttx of the
landes in Friston, ijs. ijd.
Sum of th'allowance, viij«. xd.
And so remanyth, lxx«. ijrf.
71. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCH CHURCH OF
DARYNGTONNE.
Thomas Haukesworth, prest, incumbent. The same is of the
ordinaunce of Thomas Maunsell, wherof they shewe no wijtinge.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 335
The saide incumbent shulde pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristen sowles, by the reporte of the curate of the same church
and other parocheners ther.
The same is within the saide paroche churche, etc.
Goods, vijs. YJd. Plate, nil.
First, one cloise, iiij acres of lande and half one kowegate, in
the tenure of PiggiU of Daryngton, iiijs. injd,; one ten. in
Wymersley, called Qressinge landes, with one springe of woode,
called Conycrofte, in the tenure of Nicholas Maxten, xxxijs. vjd;
one ten. with th'appurtenances in Whitley, late in the tenure of
George Hogeson, xxxvj«. vijt/.; one mesuage with th'appurtenances
in Haughwoode, in the tenure of Willyam Adam, xxvj«.; ij closes,
called Abbot Feyldes, with certen landes in Puddinge Crof te in
the Parochinge of Oamsall, certen landes in the Parochinge of San-
dall, and j cloise in the Parochinge of Bramwith, contenynge ij
acres, in the tenure of John Adam, xvs. viijV.; a rent of xjs. paid
by Roberte Fryston furth of Altoftes ; a rent of iijs. paid by
White, going furth of Altoftes, and a rent of iij^. of Thomas
Nalson of Normanton.
Sum of the rentall, vj/t. ixs. uijd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, xs, yijd. ob, q,;
to the Kinges Majestic furth of the landes in Whitley, xv^.; to
Mr. Dawney furth of the same, xijdr, to Mr. Malivery, xijfl?.; to
Sir William Gascoigne, knight, th'elder, furth of the landes in
Camsall, viijs. x^.; furth of the same to Mr. Hillicode, yijd ; furth
of the same landes to Brampwith Church, YJd.; to the said Sir
William Gascoigne, furth of the landes in Wymersley, vs. xd.
Simi of th'allowance, xxx«. ob. q.
And so remanyth, uij li, xixs. iijd. q.
72. THE CHAUNTRIE OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PAROCHE
CHURCHE OF CROFTON.
John Thorpe, incumbent. Ther is no foundacion of the same,
but that the parochians ther have certen landes and tenementes in
feofEmente towardes the fyndinge of the said incumbente, ordened
to pray for the sowle of Roberte Bameley, clerke, and all Cristen
Bowles, and for th'astate of the parochians levinge.
The same is within the saide paroch cjiurch, etc.
Goods nil. Plate, nil.
First, one mesuage with th'appurtenances lienge in Bile,
Shafton, and Coldehendley, in the tenure of John Jubbe and John
Walton, xljs. iiijc?.; half one rod of medowe in Sandall, xijrf.; one
336 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
mesuage with th'appurtenances in Crof ton, in the tenure of Richard
Acoughe. xxs.; one cotage ther in the tenure of Edmonde Eawson,
YJs. Yiijd.; one close with th'appurtenances, called Lech Croft, ther
in the tenure of Thomas EUes, xjs.; one parcell of medowe in
Charleston, in the tenure of Richard Acoughe, ijs.; one close, called
Pugnall, with one acre of medowe lienge in Sandall, xxiijs. iiijd,;
and one annuall rent of wijd, goinge furth of one ten. in Crofton,
in the tenure of William Johnson.
Sum of the rentall, ovs. xjd,
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for landes in Crofton, iijs.; to the
Kinges Majestic to thands of the grave of Sandall for Pugnall,
xvj^.; and to the heires of Sir John Burton, goinge furth of the
landes in Rile, ijd.
Sum of th'allowance, iiijs. vjd.
And so remanyth, cjs. yd.
73. THE CHAUNTRIE OR DONATIVE IN THE PAROCHE CHURCH OF
WARNEFEILDE.
Henry Marshall, incimibent. Of the foundacion of John Brad-
f orde to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowlez,
as apperyth by a foundacion, dated ultimo die Aprilis, anno regni
regis Henrici vij"^S xxj^^o., and is bounden to kepe one yerlye
obbite of vjs. Yu.jd. as apperyth by the same composicion.
The same is within the saide paroche churche, etc.
Goodes, xij«. Plate, nil.
First, the mansion house of the said incimibent with th'appur-
tenances, vijs.; one cotage, one close, and one acre of lande in
Aikton, in the tenure of Thomas Froste, xvs.; one mesuage with
th'appurtenances ther, in the tenure of William Vicars, xxiijs.; ij
cotages with th'appurtenances in Feribrige, in the tenure of
Thomas Haiforde, xix.s. vjd.; certen groimde, called Bewelfeildes,
in tholdinge of Thomas Burman, xviijs. YJd,; certen arable lande
in Lumbyfeilde, in the paroch of Sherborne, in tholdinge of
widowe Dockley, vijs. viijrf.
Simi of the rentall, mjli, xs. viijrf.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlye for the tenthes, vjs. xd,;
to the Kinges Majestic furth of the Chauntrie House, ijs. jd.; to
Roger Malet for a rent goinge furth of the landes in Ayketon, iij«.;
to Sir William Vavasor, knight, a rent goinge furth of the landes
in Ferybrige, yjd,; to Rauf Hall, vjd,; and to Mr. Folambie (sic),
a rent goinge furth of the landes in Lumby Feildes, xvjrf.
THE DEANERY OF PONTEFRACT. 337
Sum of th'allowance, xiiijs. uijd.
And so remanyth, Ixxvjs. yd.
[sums total for the deanery of pomfrbt.]
Somme of the goodes abovesaid, ciiij It. ixd.
Somme of the plate abovesaid, iiij ^^xvij/t. iiijd.
Somme of the possessions abovesaid, Dcviij//. ijs. iiijd. q.
Soname of the deductions abovesaid, Ixxvj/t. x.d. di, q.
And so remanyth, Dxxxij/i. xviijV/. </«. q.
KINGSTON UPON HULL.i
THOSPITALL OF SAINT MYCHAELL, COMMONLIE CALLED GODDES
HOUSE WITHOUT THE GATES OF HULLE.
William Man, maister and incumbent. The same is of the
foundacion of Edmonde de la Poole, knight,2 of a maister, beinge
a preste, having yerlie appointed for his stipende, x/e., and of xiij
brothers and xiij sisters, every of them xls. by yere, ]ijli, whiche
amounteth in the hoole to lxi]7^. Of which nomber there is now
only the saide maister, vj brothers, and vj sisters, which is by
meane of decaye of the possession firste gyven the saide hospitall
by the foundacion dated therof the xij*^. of Marche in the vij*^.
yere of Richarde the seconde.
The saide hospitall is within the parishe of the Trinities in
Hull. The necessitie therof is the livinge of the maister, and
releving of the poore and impotent people, with xij persons which
continewe in the same house. Ther is no landes ne ten. sold,
alyenyd, ne entred unto, syns the iiij^^i. daie of February, anno
regni regis Henric viijvi ., xxvij™^.
Goodes, omamentes and plate perteyninge to the saide hospitall
as appereth by inventory, that is to saie, goodes valued at iii]7i.
vijs. iiijfl?., plate, xlijs.
The scite of the house, and howses for xvj poore people under
one ruffe, one chapell, iij gardens, separated with a high waye
ledinge to the late Charterhouse there, invyroned with a brycke
(1) The following return is taken from a copy of the original certificate pre-
served among the muniments of the Corporation of Hull, and kindly placed at
my service by Mr. Hill Dawe, the Town Clerk.
(2) Licence to Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, Edmund de la Pole, chivaler,
and Robert Bolton, clerk, to grant lands, etc., in Hesill in Westeluele, Miton,
Wilardby, Feriby, and Traneby to the master and poor of the house, called Maison
Dieu of Miton next Kingston upon Hull. 8 Nov. 1408. Fat., 10 Hen. IV. ,
p. 1, M. 3.
KINGSTON XJPON HULL. 339
walle, containing by estimacion one acre and di., in the tenure of
the incumbentes, by yere, xs.; one ten. in the tenure of Laurence
Filberye in Hull, Ivjs. viijo?.; one ten. ther in the tenure of
Eroberte Carre, xlvjs. viij^.; j ten. in the tenure of Alexander
Whitfeelde, xlvjs. viij(/.; j ten. in the tenure of Thomas Dalton
there, liijs. iiijfl?.; j ten. in the tenure of John Hall there, xls.; j
ten. in the tenure of Roberto Mambie there, xxxs. iiijd ; j ten. in
the tenure of Richard Morley, viijs.; j ten. in the tenure of William
Adams there, xs.; j ten. in the tenure of John Grawen there, xijs.;
one ten. in the tenure of Thomas Meerbecke, xs.; of [blank]
Wadinghame for the Stonecliffe ther, xiijs. iiijcL; half an oxgang
of lande in the tenure of Thomas Spicer in Heesell, xvjs.; of
[blank! Watman one oxgange land ther, xxvjs. viij^.; of the same
blank] Watman a kylne house, a stacke garthe, with a lee, iiijs.
viijd.; of the same for quit rent, ijs. YJd.; of Hughe Watmane for
Thomas Donne for chefe rentes ther, viijs.; of William Haytonfor
one oxgange lande there, xxviijs.; of the same William for chefe
rent of [blank] Stibbinge, xiiijo?. ob, ; of Thomas Gh:ene one
oxgange lande there, xxxs.; of Richard Rudde for a close there,
xxvjs. viijc?.; of William Michell one oxgange of land, xxvjs.
viij^.; of Thomas Michell j oxgange of lande, xxvjs. viijo?.; of the
same Thomas for half an oxgange of land, xvjs.; of the same
Thomas for a close, vs.; of [blank] Dowghtie for an oxgange of
land, xxvjs. viijV.; of the same for cheffe rent in Allerton, yjd,; for
his owne cheffe rent, iijV/.; of Thomas Sissenfor a close, xvjs. viijo?.;
of Thomas Sissen and Roberte Sissen, for ij oxgange of land,
lxiiJ6'. nijd,; of John Smythe for ij lees, iijs. yiijd.; of John
Smythe and Roberte Rode for cheffe rent of Clider, xijs.; of
William Eldale for chefe rent, xviij<7.; a parcell of waste grounde
in the tenure of John Thomson of Heesell af oresaide, being in
travers betwixt the incumbent and the said John, of the yerelie
value of iiij^.; j litle woode in the tenure of the incumbent, and
receyved for faggottes of the same the xxxj yere of the Kinges
Majestes reign, v.s. nijd.; of Henry Sessyonfor chefe rent of theires
of Skayles, xiijs. iiijd; of the same for an oxgange lande withe a
close, xxv«.; of the same for chefe rent of theires of Syssesyon,
viijs.; of John Thometon for a close, vs.; of William Essey for
this rent of Hay ton, xxjs. iiijt/.; of William Hollande for chefe
rente of Mr. Chamley, xijs. xd.; a free rent in travers betwene
Edward Roffe, esquier, and the incumbent, the yerelie value ijd.;
of Richard Walker, th'elder, for one mesuage and ij oxgaunge of
lande in Cotinghame, iiij//.; of the same for lande in Wyllerbye,
X.9.; of Richarde Walker, the yonger, for ij oxgaung of lande,
xlijs.; of Richarde Thometon one oxgaunge of lande in Ferybye,
xs. In all, xlv//. xiijs. xjd. ob.
Wherof
340 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for tenthes, xxs.; to his
Majestie for chefe rent, paid to the shiriffes of Hull, Ixxs. yiijd.;
to the forsaid shirife for blancheferme of Heesell and West Elley,
iis. iijd, oh. In all, iiij/e. xijs. xj^. ob.
And so remayneth, Ixj/j. xijV^.
THE CHAUNTRIE OF BISSHOPP ALCOCKE IN THE PARISSHE CHURCHE
OF THE TRYNITIES IN HULLE.
John Amer, incumbent. The same is founded at th'aulter of
Our Ladie and St. John the Evaungelist in the churehe of the
Trynities in Hull by John Alcocke, sometyme bisshope of
Worcestor,! to pray for the soules of Kinge Edward the iiij*^, the
founder, and all Cristien sowles. And the saide incumbente is
bound to kepe a free scole of grammer within the saide towne of
Hull, and teche all scolers thither resorting, without takinge any
stipend or wages for the same, and shulde have for his owne
stipende x/4., and shulde paie yerelie to the clerke to teche childem
to sing xb., and to x of the beste scolers in the scole, every of
them, vj«. viijr;?., by pere, lxvj.s. viiji. so longe as the possessions of
the saide chauntrey shulde be able to here the same, or els the same
to be def aulked by the maire and vycare of Hull, as appereth by
foimdacion dated the yere of our Lord God mcccciiux^xix.
The same chauntrye is within the said churehe of the Trynities
in Hull. The necessete therof is for keping of the fre scole in
Hull, which is continued at this daye, accordinge to the said foun-
dacion, the payment of xb. to the clerke and Ixvjs. viijc?. to the
scolers, only except, by cause the revenues of the possessions will
not extend to the same. Ther is no landes ne ten. solde, alyened
ne entryed unto syns the iiij*^. day of February anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i., xxvij™o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteynyng to the said chauntry,
as appereth by inventore, that is to sale, goodes valued at xxs.,
plate, xlvjs. viijfl?.
Firste, John Starke, of Keleby in the countie of Lincoln,
holdeth one ten. there for terme of yeres, xls.; Thomas Wilton, of
the same towne, holdeth one ten. there, liijs. iiijo?.; John Scryvenes
wife, of Bygbye in the same countie, holdeth at will one ten. with
(1) Licence to John Alcok, Bishop of Worcester to grant to John Burton,
<haplain of the chantry of John Alcok at the altar of the Blessed Mary the
Virgin and St. John the Evangelist in the cemetery and next the cburoh of
Holy Trinity of Kingston upon Hull, newly founded by the said Bishop, lands
to tibe value of 20 /i., to pray for the prosperity of the King and Elizabeth,
the Queen, and their children. 3 July, 1482. Pat., 22, 23 Edw. IV. y p. 2,
m 13.
KINGSTON UPON HULL. 341
th'appertenances, xvj«. viijo?.; Mr. Stephyn Toubley, of Kingeston
upon Hull, holdeth one ten. for terme of yeres, xls.; John Adam,
of the same towne, holdethe one ten. at will, yjs. viijV.; Roberte
Bargh, of the same, holdeth one ten. at will, vj.s. viijr;?.; Eoberte
Hogge, of the same, holdeth one ten. at will, vjs.; William Hynde,
of the same, holdeth one ten. at will, vjs.; Wedall wiffe, of the
same, holdeth one ten. at will, iiij.9.; James Wedall, of the same,
holdeth one ten. at will, iiij*'.; John Watson, of the same, holdeth
one ten. at will, iiijs.; John Wright, of the same towne, holdeth
one ten. at will, iiijs ; the saide incumbent holdethe one scole
house, wherin he kepeth a free scole, and payeth nil ; he hath
one annuitie by the Kinges Majestie, furthe of the late monastery
of St. Mary's of York, cv. In all, xiiij//. vj»s. iiijrif.
Wherof
Paied to the Kinges Majestie for a tenthes, xvjs. iiijV/.; to his
Majestie some tyme to the late monastery of Tuppehame, xijd,; for
sute of courte there, iiijfl?.; to the same for rent, wont to be paied
to the late monastery of Neweshame, yjcL; to the same for free
rent, wont to be paied to the late monastery of Cothyn, xijd.; to
the same for sute of courte, iiijfl?.; to Howson mansyon there for
free rent, called thymbelby rent, iij.§.; to the same for rent, called
fre rent, xxs. xd. ob, q.) to the same for a rent, called over rent,
xd, oh.\ to the same for rent, called whit rent, vs. vjfl^.; to the same
for sute of courte, viij^f.; a yerelie rent for a litle close, viiJ6^.; to
the chamberlaynes of Kingeston upon Hull for a chymney, ijr/.
In all, \]s iijflf. q.
And so remayneth, xij/^. oh. q.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SAINT JAMES WITHIN THE PARISSHE CHURCH
OF THE TRINITIES IN HULL.
Henry Ellis, incumbent. The same is founded by James
Eangeston^ to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristien
sowles, and to do dailie service in the said churche, and to minister
sacramentes when the vicare is absent, as apperethe by fundacion
anno Domini m^™^ {sic).
The same chauntre is within the said parishe churche. The
necessete therof is in doing of devyne service. Ther is no landes ne
ten., solde, alyened, ne entred unto syns the iiij*^. dale of February,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij"^o.
(1) Licence to James de Kyngeston, clerk, to grant a messuage and 20».
rent, etc., in Kingston upon Hull to a chaplain, warden of the chapel of St.
James and St. John, brothers and apostles, in the church of Holy Trinity, to pray
for the said James, and the souls of Adam Helleward, his father, and Agnes, wife of
the said Adam, Walter Steller and Christina, formerly his wife. 20 Oct. 1341. Pat.^
15 Edw. III., p. 2. m. 26.
342 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate appertenynge to the said
chauntre, as apperethe by inventore, that is to saie, goodes valued
at xxij^. vd.y plate, xls.
Firste, j ten. in tholdinge of Edward Hirde, xxiijs. i\\]d,\ j
ten. in tholdinge of Brian Wright, xvjs. viijci?.; j ten. in tholdinge
of John Richardson, xvjs. viijfl?.; j ten. in tholdinge of Edwarde
Holdemes, xs.; j ten. in tholdinge of Symond Harper, vj«. viijrtf.;
j ten. in tholdinge of Robert Manbye, iiijs.; j ten. in tholdinge of
Dame Agnes Thorne, xs.; j tenemente in tholdinge of Richarde
Busheman wyffe, iiijs.; j ten. in tholdinge of Thomas Mylner,
iiijs-.; j ten. in tholdinge of Agnes Watforde, iiijs.; one ten. in
tholdinge of Thomas Sheppard, iijs. iiijV.; one ten. in thonldinge
of Jaeson wyfe, iijs. iiij^. In all, cvjs.
AVherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for a tenthe, viijs. \\]d. ob.\ to
his Majestie for a feefarme, xiijs. \\i]d. In all, xxjs. vijef. oh.
And so remaynethe, iiij7/. iiijs. iiij^. ob.
THE STIPENDE OR SERVICE OF^ THE CHURCH OF TRYNITIES IN
HULL.
George Paynter, incumbente. The same was founded by Sir
John Eland, knight, deceased, to praye for the sowle of the founder,
and all Cristien sowles, and to helpe to do devyne service in the
saide churche.
The same chauntrie is within the said parishe churche. The
necessete therof is to mayntein prayer. Ther is no landes ne ten.
solde, aliened, ne entred unto syns the iiij*^. daie of Februarye,
annoregni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^ao.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteyninge to the said chaun-
trey, as apperethe by inventure, that is to saie, goodes valued at
xijs. ijr/., plate, xls.
Firste, a ten. in the tenure of John Halles, xxxiijs. iiij^.; j
ten. in the tenure of William Ver, xviijs.; j ten. in the tenure of
John Franke, xxijs. iiijc^.; j ten. in the tenure of Roberte Gaytton,
vjs. viijfl^.; j ten. in the tenure of Thomas Butler, xxs.; one ten. in
the tenure of George Jennyson, xs.; j ten. in the tenure of Kateryn
Bowar, v-s*.; j ten. in the tenure of Otyvel Chapell, vjs. viijc?.; j
ten. in the tenure of John Giebson, vjs.; one ten. in the tenure of
Richarde Wylkenson, vjs. viijt/.; j ten. in the tenure of Richarde
Shakells, vs.; j ten. in the tenure of Thomas Smythe, vs.; j ten. in
the tenure of Richarde Mowbery, vs.; j garthe in the tenure of
John Olyver, ijs. viij^.; j garthe in the tenure of James Harwod,
(1) AppareDtly an omission here.
KINGSTON UPON HULL. 343
xxfl?.; j garthe in the tenure of Edmonde Johnson, iijs. iiijt/.; a
garthe in the tenure of John Richardson, xxd,; j ten. in the tenure
of Thomas Haytfotte, vs.; a garthe in the tenure of Christofer
Thompson, xxrf.; a garthe in the tenure of John Scotte, iiij«.; j
gaxth in the tenure of Thomas Elwod, ijs,; a garthe in the tenure of
Doctor Stephin Stoobley, xvjd. In all, \iijli. mjs.
Wherof
Payable out of the house in the tenure of John Hailles aforesaide,
for whit rent to the Kinges Majestie, vj«. viijo?.; to his Majestie for
white rent in the tenure of Thomas Butler aforesaide, viijs.; to his
Majestie for whitrent, in the tenure of Roberte Grayton aforesaid,
iijs. iiijo?.; to his Majestie for white rent in the tenure of George
Q-enyson aforesaide, iijs. jrf.; to my ladie EUand and to the towne
of Hull out of ij ten. in the Churche Lane, xviijs. viijfl^. In all,
xxxixs. ixd.
And so remayneth yjii. iiijs. iij^.
THE STIPEND OR SERVICE IN THE SAIDE CHURCHE OF HULL AT
Th' ALTER OF CORPUS CHRISTI.
Thomas Atkynson, incumbente. The said service is founded
for the mayntenance of the devyne service in the saide churche
and receyvith yerelie the rentes of certen landes and ten. appointed
unto him by the maior and commonaltie of Hull for his stipende
yerelie, as appereth by a rentall, and the same incumbent com-
monlye is called Corpus Christi preste, and paieth no tenthes nor
furste fruites.
The same stipend is within the saide churche. And the neces-
sete therof is to mainten Goddes service in the saide churche. Ther
is no landes ne ten. solde, aliened, ne entryd unto sins the iiij<^.
day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij™^.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate perteyninge to the saide stipend,
as apperethe by inventoryes, that is to sale, goodes valued at nil,
plate nil.
Firste, of Mr. Governor by yere, xvJ5.; of Agnes Garton, iiijs.;
of George Jackeson, viijs.; of Johon Holgroove, viijs.; of Jenet
Blanchard, viijs.; of Agnes Riddell, viijs.; of Agnes Hoggeson,
iJ5. uijd.; of John Hoggeson, vs.; of John White, iiijs.; of William
Waseperlande, xiiijs.; of William Showmaker, iiijs.; of John
Howeden, vjs.; of Elyn Graye, vs.; of Thomas Taylor, vs.; of
Edward Awlande, xiiijs.; for a garden, ijs. yiijd. In all, cxiiijs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie, xiij«. YJd,
And so remaynethe, cs. yjd.
344 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE STIPEND OR SERVICE AT THE AULTER OF (.'ORPUS CHRISTI IN
THE CHURCHE AFORESAIDE.
Roberte Apulbie, incmnbente. The same is of the foundacion
of Adam Tutburie,i to th'entent to singe at the saide alter and to
praye for his sowle, his frendes sowles and all Cristien sowles. And
ther was one cheffe mesuage and a ten. in Hull gevyn by the said
founder to the maior and comononaltie of the saide towne, to
th'intent they shulde yerlie pay to one preste x^em marc' for his
stipende or wages, of whiche somme the}^ onely paie to the
saide incumbent at this present iiijli. xii]\v. iiijfl?., aledginge the
cause therof by decay of the f oresaide house, by composicion dated
the xiij*^. of October in the yere of our Lorde Gode Miiijclxij.
Which incumbent paieth no tithes nor first fmtes.
The same stipende or salarye is within the saide churche. The
necessete is to maynteine dayley service in the same churche, theie
is no landes ne ten. alyenyd ne entred unto sins the iiij^. dale of
Februarie, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., vicesimo septimo.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate perteynynge to the stipendarie,
that is to saie, goodes valued at nil, plate nil.
Firste, a yerelie rent paid by the chamberlayn of Hull, iiiiVi.
X11J5. HI] a.
Sum of the said stipendarye, iiijU, xiijs. iiijo?. qui remanent.
THE SERVICE OR SALARIE AT Th' AULTER OF SEINT JAMES IN THE
SAIDE CHURCHE.
William Johnson, incumbent. The same is of the foundaoiDn
of John Bedford, to pray for the founder and all Cristien sowles,
and to do devyne service in the quier of the saide churche ; for the
mayntenance wherof ther is certen landes given to the maire and
commonaltie of Hull, who bound themself es for the yerelie pay-
mente of ovjs. viijV. to the incumbent of the saide service, as
apperethe by foimdacion indentid at the feast of Pentecoste, in the
yere of our Lord God Miiij^lx. Which incumbent paith no tithes
nor furste frutes.
(1) Licence to Adam de Tuttebury and John de Denton of Ejngfston upon
Hull to grant five messuages and 20*. rent in Kingston upon Hull to pray for
the brothers and hiHters of the g^ild of Corpus Christi of Kingston upon Hull
at the altar of Corpus Christi in the chapel of Holy Trinity according to the
ordinance of Henry de Selby, Walter de Dymelton and Peter Steller, 16 Mar.
1384. Fat.^ 7 Mic, II., p, 2, m. 17-
KINGSTON UPON HULL. 345
The same sallarye is within the said churche. The necessete is
to maynteine service in the said churche. Ther is no landes ne
ten. solde, alyenyd, ne entred iinto, syns the iiij*^. daie of Februarie,
anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij^^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteyninge to the said salary as
apperithe by inventorie, that is to saie, goodes valued at nil, plate,
nil.
First a yerelie rent paid by the maire and commonaltie of Hull,
cvjs. viijV.
Sum of the said salarie, cvj.v. viijfl^.
THE SALARY OR STIPENDE AT TH'aULTER OF S^. LAURENCE IN
THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
Richard Hall, incumbent. Their is no foundacion shewed for
the said salarie, but that he yerelye receyveth of the chamberleyne
of Hull OS, and the said incumbente is bound to do daily service in
the saide churche. Paieng no tenthes nor f urste frutes.
The same sallarye is withein the said churche. The necessete
is to maintaine service in the saide churche. Ther is no landes ne
ten. solde, alyened, ne entride unto syns the iiij*^©. daie of
Februarye, anno regni regis Henrici octavi, xxvij^o.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate perteyning to the said salary, as
appereth by inventorie, that is to saie, goodes valued at nil, plate,
nil.
Firste, a yerelie rent paied by the maior and commonaltie of
Hull, cs.
Sum of the saide salarie, cs.
THE SALARY OR STIPENDARIE AT TH'aULTER OF SAINT ANNE
IN THE CHURCHE AFORESAID B.
William Hinde, incumbent. Of the foundacion of Richard
Ravenser, who gave certen landes to the monastery of Gisburugh
to th'entent the prior of the said monastery yerly to pay imto the
incumbent of the said service vj//. xiijs. iiijfl?.; wherof the incimi-
bente at this only receyvithe for his yerelie stipende of the Kinges
Majestie iiij li. by foundacion dated the xxiiii^li. daie of July in the
yere of our Lorde God Miii^'iiij^^v. Paieng no tithes nor furst
frutes.
346 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The same salarie is within the saide parishe churche. The
neeessete is to praye for the sowles of the founders and all
Oristien sowles and to doo devyne service in the saide churche.
There is no landes ne ten. soldo, alyened, ne entred unto sins the
iiijt^. daie of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij™o.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate, perteyning to the saide sallarie,
as appereth by inventorie, that is to sale, goodes valued at nil,
plate, nil.
First paid yerelie by the Kinges Majesties receyvor out of the
possessions of GKsburughe, iiij/i.
Sum of the saide salarie, iiij It,
THE STIPENDARIE OR SALARIE AT TH' ALTAR OF SANCT ANNE IN
THE CHURCHE OF SANCT MARYS IN HULL.
William Parkyn, incimibent. The same service is of the
fundacyon of Jeffrey Thuriscresse, who gave one ten. in Hull with
the appurtenances and ccli. money to the maire and commonaltie
of Hull, to th'entent they shulde yerelie paie furthe of the
chamber of Hull cvjs. xiij<^. as appereth by foundacion dated ij
daye of Aprill, in the yere of our Lorde God mdxxj.; which
incumbent paieth no tithes nor furst frutes.
The same salarie is within the said churche. The neeessete is
to praye and maynteine service in the said churche. There is no
landes ne ten. soldo, aliened, ne entred unto syns the iiij*^. daie of
February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i., xxvij"^o.
Goodes, ornamentes and plate perteyning to the said salarie, as
apperith by inventory, that is to saie, goodes valued at nil, plate
nil.
First, a yerlie rent paid by the maire and commonaltie of Hull,
ovj«. viijV.
Sum of the saide salarye, cvj«. viijc?.
THE STIPENDARY OR SALARYE PRESTE AT TH'aULTER OF SAINT
JAMES IN THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
Christofer Burton, incumbente Ther is no fundaoion shewed
for the saide service, but the incumbente therof receyvith yerly of
the maire and commonaltie of Hull iiij/i. xiijs. iiij^. Paieng no
tenthes nor furste frutes. The same salarie is within the saide
churche. The neeessete is to praye and majoiteine service in the
said churche. There is no landes ne ten. soldo, alienid, ne entred
unto syns the iiij^^. daie of Februarie, anno regni regis Henrici
viijvi., xxvij™o.
KINGSTON UPON HULL. 347
Goodes, omamentes, and plait perteyning to the said salarie, as
apperethe by inventory, that is to saie, goodes valued at nil, plate,
nil.
First, a yerely rent paid by the maire and commonaltie of
±iull, mj«. xujs. uija.
Sum of the said salarie, iiij/t. xiijs. iujd.
Memorandum : — That the twoo churches in Hull af oresaide be
in the parishe of Hasyll, and distante frome the same churche
three myles, and in the saide twoo churches be mynystred all sacra-
mentes and sacramentalles, and the same be used as parisshe
churches.
(1) Besides the foregoing I find an inquisition, dated 28 July, 1317, as to
licence to Robert Bor to grant land in HuUe and Anestye to a chaplain to per-
form divine service in the chapel of Holy Trinity of Hulle for the souls of his
father, mother, ancestors and heirs. Inq. a. q d. 11 Edtu. II. y No. 68.
Licence to John E.otenherynges of Kyngston upon Hull to grant a rent in Hull
to a chaplain to pray for his soul in the church of Holy Trinity. 20 June,
1328. Fat, 2 £dw. III., p. 2, m. 31. Confirmation, dated 16 July, 1331, for a
grant in mortmain by Richard de Gretford of Kyngeston upon Hull, by virtue
of a licence granted to Robert de Mart<»n, vicar of the church of Hesell and
the chapel of Holy Trinity of Kyngeston upon Hull of a messuage and rent in
Hull, to find a chaplain to pray for the soul of the said Ri« hard and his
ancestors in the said chapel. Fat., 5 Edw III., p. 2, m. 29. Inquisition dated
1322, taken prior to the licence to the said Ricliard de Gretford. Inq. a q. d.
15 Edw. II., iVo. 65. Licence to Robert de Garton, clerk, to grant 2 messuages
in Hull to Thomas Paule, chaplain of the chantry for the souls of Walter Box
and Ellen, his wife, in the chapel of St. James and St. John in the chapel of
Holy Trinity of Kingston upon Hull 12 May, 1392. Fat., 15 Rich. Il.y p. 2,
m. 11. Licence to John de Birkyn, Simon de Grymesby, and Walter Dymelton,
all of Kingston upon Hull, to grant 3 messuages to John de Burton, vicar of
the church of Hesell -with the chapel of the Holy Trinity of Kingston upon
Hull annexed to the said church, to Thomas Paule, warden of the chantry of
St. James and St. John in the said chapel and to Hugh Wyghton, chaplain of
the chantry of the Blessed Mary in the same chapel, for the sustentation of
twelve chaplains to celebrate divine service in the aforesaid chapel according to
the ordinance of the said John, Simon, Walter, John, Thomas, and Hugh. 15
Nov. 1408. Fat., 10 Befi. IV., p. 1, m. 16.
THE DEANEKY OF REPON.i
1. THE CATHEDRALL, MOTHER, COLLEGIATE, AND PAROCHE CHURCHE
OF REPON.
Marmaduke Bradley, clerke, prebendarye of the prebend of
Thorpe, and residentiarie ther.
The same is a paroche church, havynge an incorporacion therin
of vij prebendaryes, which have for ther levynges the tythez,
ofFrynges, and other prof ectes pertenyng to vij curez, vj of the same
prebendaries have vj vicars inducted under them in the said church,
called vicars choralles, which vj vicars are bound to discharge the
said prebendaryes of all ther cures and service in the sayd chiirch,
every of the saide vicars havynge yerlie of the said prebendariez
for ther stipendez, vj/t. The vij^ prebendarye is made of the
parsonage of Stanwich, and is called the chantor of the said
church, who haith a vicare indowyd undemeth hym at Stanwyoh,
to discharge hym of all cure and service in the said churche. The
necessitie is to mayntejoie Goddes service in the saide churche, the
kepynge of hospitalitie of vj prebenderies for the releif of poore
people, wherof two prebendaries be contynually resident and the
other V absent. Ther is no landes alienated or solde sithens the
iiij^^ day of Februarye, anno regni regis Henrici viij^., xxvij™o.
First, the mancion house of the said incumbent, scituate nere
the said church in the towne of Reppon, worth by yere to be let to
ferme, xx«. Item, a fre rent goinge furth of the landes of Thomas
Markenfeilde, lyenge in Osmooderley, by yere, xx«. Item, a fre
rent comynge furth of Skelton, Copteth, and Hewyke, by yere, xxs.
Item, certen cotagez in Newrawe within the towne of Repon, by
yere, xxxiijs. iiijfl^. Item, a yerlie rent receyvyd furth of the
common of the said church, vj.s'. viijt/. Item, the tythe comez and
hay of Thorpe, by yere, xiiij//. vj.s\ viijo?. Item, the tythe wolle
and lambe of the said towne, cammunibus annis, \xs. Item, the
(1) Aug. Off. Chantry Certificate No. 68.
THE DEANERY OF KIPON. 349
tythez of the grangiez of Morcarre, Haddokstonez demised to the
late abbot and convent of Fountance by composicon reall, xxxs.
[In all,] xxnjli. xvjs. viijn?.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xls.; a yerle
pament to a vieare chorall, x\s.; and in decay of the tythe of
Morcarre and Haddokstonez purchased of the Kinges Majestie by
Sir Richard Gresham, knyght, painge no tythez for the same, xxxs.
In all, cxs.
Aud so remanjrth, xviij/t. vjs. viijV.
Richard Deane, olerke, prebendarie of the prebend of Stanwich,
chauntor of the said church, beynge resydente.
First, the mancion house of the prebendarye, scituate and
beinge in Repon, by yere, xs. Item, the scite of the parsonage or
prebende of Stanwiche, with the orcharde tharbage of the church
yerde, arable lande, and closez, belongynge to the same, by yere,
xj/i. Item, the tythez come and hay of the saide paroche, by yere,
xxvj/i. xiiJ5. iiijfl?. Item, the woUe and lambe of the same paroche,
yerlie, vij/t. Item, the iiijo^ offrynge dayes, with pygge, goose,
lyne, and hempe, yerly, xh. Item, the Easter book, communibus
annis, Ixvjs. viijo?. Hi. xs.
Wherof
Paiable yerlie to the Kinges Majestie for thetenthe, Ixxviijs. ixd.
ob.; to the vieare of Stanwike, yerlie, viij/i.; a yerlie rent to the
prebendarie of Monketon, iijs. vjd,; to the clerke of the workes of
the said church, viijs.; and to the vj vicars choralls, yerly, vij**.
In all, xij li. xvijs. iijfl?. ob.
And so remanyth, xxxvij//. xij.s'. Yiijci. ob.
Anthony Bellacez, doctor of divinitie, prebendarye of the pre-
bende of Skelton, not residente.
Firste, certen fre rentes yerlie comynge furth of the landes of
divers persons, viz.: — of Thomas Markinfeilde, xixs. jd. ob.; furth of
Markenton Millez, xijs.; of theires of Goldesbrugh, iiiJ6'. xd.; of
William Malyverey, iijs.; of the late monastery of Fountance for
landes in Salley, ijs.; of Richard Sodington, viJ6'. iiijrf.; of Rauf
Beckwith, ix6*. iiij^?.; of Richard Lemynge and Thomas Jelesworth,
vijs. iiijfl?.; John Bentley of Sutton Holegrave, xs. \u]d.; John
Wilson of the Northouse, vijs. xd.; Thomas Byneleis of Hewyke,
xs.; of Henry Day of Netherdayle, xs. vjfl?.; of Thomas Stele, xd.;
of Robert Stele of Skelton, ixs.; Thomas Scot of Newbye, ijs. iijd.;
Elezabeth Hochenson, iijs.; John Burton, ijs. iijd.; and the rent
of the mancion howse with pastures, ix-v. ix^. ob. In all, yj li. jd.
Item, the tyth com and hay ther, \ijli. vjs. viij^. Item, the tyth
woUe and lambe. Is. [In all,] x\li. xvjs. ixd.
Wherof.
350 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Paiable to the Kynges Majestie yerlie for the tenthe, xxxjV. ob.;
and to his vicare chorall, xls. In all, Ixxjs. ob.
And so remanyth, xijli. v«. viije/.
Memorandum : — There is nothinge charged for the Easter booke
and iiijor ofFrynge dayes. Cancellatnr hie, quia oneratur postea in
compote camerarii infra summam, xxxvij/*. x*. vijV. ob,
Arthur Cole, bacheler of dyvynitie, prebendare of the prebend
of Monkton and treasorer of the saide church, not resident.
First, the rent of v acrez of lande in Monketon, in tholdynge of
John Midleton, xiijs.; the fre rentes of ij ten. in Westyate in Repon,
in tholdynge of Richard Goldwath and Richard Langthome, xx^.;
a fre rent furth of Sutton Holgrave, viijs.; certen fre rentes of
John Warde, William Smyth, Thomas Stele, Thomas Talyour, and
others in the towne of Skelton, xls.; certen fre rentes of John
Kerver and Thomas Staveley in the towne of Copthewyke, ix«.;
and a fre ferme of Roberto Gotuate and Robert Midleton for
landes in the towne of Repon, ixs. iiije^. In all, iiij7/. xijd. Item, a
yerlie rent payd of the conunon of the said church, xli. Item, the
tythe comez and hay, yerely, xyU. Item, wooUe and lambe, com-
munibus annis, xh. [In all,] xxxjli. xijfl?.
Wherof
Paiable yerlie to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, xlixs. iijr/. q.;
and to his vicare, xls. In all, iiijli. ixs, iijd, q.
And so remaneth, xxvj7/. xjs. viijV. ob, q.
Memorandum : — Ther is nothing charged for the Easter booke
and Offringes [cancelled as before].
Memorandum : — He payth yerlie for bread, wyne, and waxe
with th'expencez of Mandet Thursday, xli,\ fyndyng of belropes,
xiiJ6-. iiijr/.; makyng cleane of the church and washinge the albes,
xiiJ5. \\\]d.\ the fee of Thomas Blakbome, subtreasourer, xls.; and
the fee of Thomas Midleton, stewarde of the chappitre, by patent,
x«. In all, xiij//. xvjs. viijo?.
Thomas Hawteman, clerke, prebendarye of the prebende of
Sharoo, not residente.
Firste, the mancion house with a gardyne in Sharoo, xijs. i\d,;
a fre rent of the Kinges Majestie, payde furth of the late monastery
of Fountance, xiijs. iiijfl?.; certen fre rentes of dyvers persons in
Repon, iij.s\ xd.\ certen fre rentes in the towne of Skelton, ixs, ixd,\
and a fre rent of John Wetherell in Sharoo, ij«. In all, xlvijs. ]d.
Item the tythe come and haye, by yere, xli. x«. Item, the tythe
wolle and lambe, commimibus annis, xxviijs. ob. [In all,] xiiij//.
vs. ]d, ob.
THE DEANERY OP RIPON. 351
Wherof
Paiable yerlie to the Kinges Majestie for the tenth, xxviijs. YJd.
q.; and to his vicare chorall, yerlie, xb. In all, Ixviijs. yjd. q.
And so remanyth, x/z*. xvJ5. yi]d, q.
Memorandum : — Ther is nothynge charged for the Easter boke
[etc., cancelled as before].
Morice Berkeley, knight, prebendarye of the prebende of
Studley, not residente.
Firste, a fre rent in Stanegate in Eepon, viijs. vijV.; a fre ferme
in Skelton, xxv5. vijo?.; and a fre rent in Wynkesley, ^d. In all,
xxxiiijs. vijf/. Item, the tyth come and hay, communibus annis,
xx//. Item, the tyth woUe and lambe, communibus annis, iiij7/.
xvjs. viijV. In all, xxvj7«. xJ6\ iij<f.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, liij.?. \d. 06.;
and to his vicar chorall, xls. In all, \\\\li. xiijs. \d. oh.
And so remanyth, xxj7/. xviijs \d. oh.
Memorandum : — The Easter Boke [etc., as before].
Memorandum : — Thomas Midleton haith a fee, furth of the
same of x.s\, yerlie.
Arthure LoWe, bacheler of divinitie, prebendary of the prebende
of Nunewyke not residente.
First, certen fre rentes lienge in divers places, viz : — of Thomas
Markenfeilde furth of Aysemoderley Feild, xlviijs. ni]d,\ of
Niniane Staveley for landez in Stanley, xviij.s*. ixfl?.; of the same
for land in Captehewyke, iiijs. ix^.; William Gilloo of Hewyke,
iiijs. YKd.; Christopher Stele of Stanley, iiiJ6'. viijfl?.; of th'erle of
Westmorlande for Brewhouse, v.s. ijr/.; John Norton for a house in
Crosgate, x.s.; Lionel Batty e, ijs.; Edmonde Murrall for lande in
Skelton, vj.9.; the heires of John Day of Skelton, vjs.; Thomas
Stele of Skelton, iijfl?.; the preste of Skelton, iijV/.; William Lewter
of Skelton, xiijr/.; Tebby wyff of Skelton, ijs. viije/.; Sir William
Inglebye, knight, for lande in Skelton, xiijc/.; John Wetherall of
Sharoo for a close called Smythe Crofte, ijs. viijr/.; Michell wyffe
for lande in Sharoo, iiijs. vr/. ob.\ John Bekwith for lande ther, vs.
X6?.; John Byndlose for lande ther, iiij.s*. vf/, oh,\ Robert Gierke for
lande ther, viij^'. xjr/.; Thomas Monkton for lande ther, xs*. xjc?.;
Edmonde Browne for lande in Annesgate in Eepon. xjV.; John
Percivall for lande ther, xi]V.; of the vj vicares, viijfl?.; William
Almond for [lande] in Skelgate, viijfl?.; Sir William Malyory,
knight, for lande in Nunwike and secte of court, xiijo?.; John
352 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Norton for fre ferme and secte of court, xiijd.] Thomas Staveley
for landes in Skelgate, xiiijV.; Thomas Exilby for lande ther, ij*'.
iijd,; the chauntrie of Tanfielde for lande ther, nd.; Thomas Carde-
maker of Skelgate, xijr/.; Thomas Burton of Skelgate, ixd.;
Richard Ardyngton for lande ther, ixd,; John Percivall for land
ther, xijV.; John Harrison wyfFe for land ther, iiijo?.; and Thomas
Markenfeilde for a house in Westgate, liijd. In all, Yiijli. vijs.
Yijd.
Item, iiij houses in Annesgate, xv«.; Thomas Staveley for j
acre of lande, ijs.; Laurence Hockenson for lande in Markenton,
vjs.; and George Wetherell for landes in Sharoo, x«. In aU,
xxxiijs. Item, the tythe comez, hay, wolle, and lambe, oommuni-
bus annis, xj7e. iiijs. \d. [In all] xx]7/. vs.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xlij«. ;
and to his vicare chorall, xk. In all, iiij/?*. ij«.
And so remanyth, xvij7/. iijs.
Memorandum : — Ther is nothinge charged for the Easter booke
and the offrynge dayes. (Cancelled as before).
Memorandum : — The fee of a steward granted to Thomas
Midleton of xs., yerlie.
3. THE SEXK VICARS CHORALE^ IN THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
In the same churche be vj vicars choraUes, beinge bounde to
dalye service in the quyere of the saide collegiate churche, and also
to have cure of sowle and mynystracion of sacramentes at vj
severall alters, to all the parochians of the said prebendariez.
Havynge every of them for ther stipendes yerlie, vj//., wherof they
be payde every of them iiij li. furth of the comon of the sayde
church, and xls. residewe to every of the saide vicars, paide by
thandes of the vj prebendaries, for which they discharge the said
prebendariez of the curez and be called vicars of the same paroche,
and so instituted and inducted, whos names ensuyth, John Watson,
Thomas Pratte, Richard Seile, Grilez Webster, John Clyston, and
John Sceile.
(1) Licence to Nicholas de Bondegate, chaplain, to grant a meRSuage in Ripen
to the canons of St. Wilfrid of Kipon for the sustentations of the vicars of the
same church to celebrate divine service for the soul of the said Nicholas. 8
June, 1304 Fat. 32 Edw. I., p. 1, m. 17. Incorporation of the proctor and
six vicars of the collegiate church of the Blessed Peter of Ripon, and licence to
the Archbishop of York to grant a parcel of land in Kipon for building thereon
their habitation. 22 July, 1414. Pat. 2 Hen. P., p. 3, m. 26.
THE DEANERY OP RIPOK. 353
The necessitie is to do daly service in the quere, and also to
mjnystre sacrementes and sacrementalles to every of the parochians,
estemed to be in nombre ix^ hpuslinge people. Ther is no landes
aKenate or solde sithens the statute.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz:: — goodes valued at xxvijs. ixd,, and
plate, nil.
First, a yerlye rent paide furth of the comon of the sayd
church to the sayd vj vicars, every of theym at iiij li. In all,
xxinj li. Item, a yerlie rent payde by the vj prebendary es to the same
vicars, every one at xls. by yere. In all, xij li. Item, the mansion
house of the said vicars woorth by yere to be letto ferme, xxs.; ij
cotages, lyenge in the Horse Fare in Repon, in the tenure of
widowe Thistlethuate, vjs.; a fre rent payd furth of the prebende
of Gevendale, xiiij^?.; one ten. in Allhallowes Gate, in tholdynge of
William Hogge, vjs. yiijci.; one ten. in Bedrynge Banke, in
tholdynge of Gilbert Stephanson, vijs. YJd.; one ten. ther, in the
tenure of John Nelson, vij.s*.; one ten. in Alhallowegate, in
tholdinge of Lees wyfe, iij.s. iiijV.; a yerlie rent receyved of the
clerke of the church workes, iijs.; one ten. in Blossome Gate, yjs.;
a rent of the clerke of the church work, ixd.; ij cotages in Annes-
gate, in tholdynge of Nicholas Wycars, viijs.; certen arable lande
in Monketon, Studeley, and Repon, in tholdynge of Roger Wythez,
XV5.; one ten. in Stamergate, in tholdynge of Thomas Bedforth, vjs.
viijrf.; one ten. ther in tholdynge of William Rowth, vijs.; iij cotagez
nygh the Lady Church, in tholdinge of Roger Hallwell and Carter
wyffe, viijs.; j ten. in Bondgayte, in tholdynge of John Gelder,
vijs.; one ten. in Westgate, in tholdynge of Wright wyffe, vjs.; iij
cotagiez ther, in tholdinge of Newbolde wyffe, xjs.; one shopp in
the Marketstede, in tholdinge of William Sett ell, iijs. iiijo?.; one
ten. in Bongate, in tholdinge of Thomas Richardson, xvj^.; one
ten., in theholdinge of Symon Blasier, xs.; one ten. in. Disforth,
in tholdinge of William Barwegh, xjs. viij^?.; and one ten. in
Allhallowegate, in tholdinge of John Milborne, ys. In all, viij li.
xij.s*. jd.
Some of the rentalles, xliiij//. xijs. jd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic for fre rent, vjs. iijd.; and to the
prebendariez of the said church for fre rent, iiijs. jd. In all, xs.
• • • • ^
Uljrt.
Sum of the allowance, xs. iiijt^.
And so remanyth, xliiij//. xxjd.
Memorandum : — The saide vicars be bounde to kepe xxv obytes
yerlie for the saide landes, every obyte to the yerlie charge of vs.,
that is, vj/?". vs.; and yerlie to the segezstane and belman, iiijs. vjc?.
354 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Memorandum : — The tenthez of the premissez was discharged
by the Kinges commyssion awarded by the Court of Augmentacions.
Item, ther is ix chauntries founded in the said churchez by diverse
persons as herafter by ther particuler foundacions may appere, the
incumbents wherof be bounde to be present in the quer of the said
church at all the service done in the same, and to helpe the saide
vicars to mynystre sacrementes in tyme of necessitie, and be named
petichanons.
4. THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAYDB CATHEDRALL
CHURCHE.
William Hamonde, incimibent. Of the foundacion of John
Fulfordei and Roberto Kendall, pristes. To th'entente to pray for
the sowlez of the founders and all Cristen sowlez and to be present
in the saide quyer in his habyte at matjois, masse, evensonge, and
processions, and in principall and double feastes and to execute and
do service at the high alter as he shalbe appoynted by th'officers of
the same quere, as apperyth by a foundacion, dated the x day of
January, in the ix yere of the reigne of King Henry the iiij^.
The same is within the sayde church. The necessitie is to
pray, to do dyvyne service in the same church, and to mynystre
sacrementes whan the vicars be soke and deceased, and the same is
used accordinglie. Ther is no landes aliened sythens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenjoige to the same, as
apperyth by the inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xijs. iijo?., and
plate, nil.
First, XV a. of arable lande lienge in the feildes of Repon, in
tholdinge of Richard Carlell, xvs.; one ten. in Northstanley, in the
tenure of John Hyrde, vs.; ij ten. in Alhallogate, in the tenure of
Roberte Gillowe and Robert Walohe, viijs.; one ten. in Crosgate,
in tholdynge of John Smyth, xjs.; one cotage in Westgate, in
tholdynge of Christopher Warwyke, ijs.; one cotage ther, in the
tenure of John Spicer, ijs. viijc?.; one ten. ther, in the tenure of
Percivall Richmonde, vs.; iij cotages ther, in the tenure of [blank],
xs. viijV.; iij cotages in Skelgate, xs.; and iij acres of medow in
Elsoynge, vs. In all, Ixxiiijs. iiijc?.
(1) Licence to John de Fulforthe, chaplain, and Robert de Kendale, chaplain,
to assign 11 messuages and 16 acres of land in Ripon, Stodeley Roger, and
I^orthstanley, to a chaplain to perform divine service at Uie altar of the Assump-
tion of the Blessed Mary in the collegfiate church of St. Wilfrid to pray for the
healthful estate of the brothers and sisters of a guild in honour of the Blessed
Mary and to the same to assign lands in Ripon to the wardens of the fabric of
the same church and to William de Dene, prebendary of Staynwygge. 28 Jan.,
1408. Fat. 9 Een, IV. ^ p. 1, m. 12.
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THE DEANFRY OF RIPON. 355
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, vs. xjc/.;
and to the said sovereigne lord the Kinge for a fre rent, going furth
of the said landes, iijs. vijV.; to the prebendary of Skelton one
annuall rent, xijV.; and to the preste of Clotherin, one annuall rent^
xs. In all, xx.s'. vjW. q.
And so remanyth, liijs. ixd. oh, q.
5. THE CHANTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE MANOR OF RIPON.
John Lyghtfoote incumbent. Of the foundacion of Willyam,
somtyme archbyshopp of York.i To th'entent to pray for the
sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowlez, and to be present in
the saide quere in his habyt at all the services and to helpe to
mynystre sacrementes to the saide parochians, beinge of vij severall
cures at such tyme whan the vicares of the same or any of them be
soke or deceased, as apperyth by foundacion dated xv die Octobris,
anno Domini mcccxiiij.
The same is distante from the church cc foote. The necessitie
is to pray and to do dyvin service in the said church and to
mynystre sacrementes in tyme of nede. Ther is no landes alyned
or soldo sythens the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis
Henrici viij^i., xxvij^o.
Groodes, ornamentes, and plate perteynyng to the same, as
apperyth by inventorye, viz.; — goodes valued at xviijs. jo?., and
plate at xxiiijs.
First, one ten. with xx acres of pasture in Dallebanke in
Thornton, xxxs.; one ten. in Alhallogate in Repon, vjs. viijo?.; v
ten. in Earkegate in Repon, xxs.; and one annuytie or annuall
rent of Ixxiiijs. \\d. of the Kinges Majestie, paide at th'audyte
kepte ther. In all, v]7i. xs. xc?.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie for the tenthe yerlie, xJ5. iijfl?.; and
to our saide sovereigne lorde the Kinge for fre rente goynge furthe
of the said landes, vijs. \\\d. In all, xviijs. y\d.
And so remanyth, cxijs. \\\\d,
(1) Licence to William, archbishop of York, to assign lands in Kipon and
Dalle juxta Thornton by the assent of the Chapter of York to a chaplain to cele-
brate divine service every day in the chapel of the some archbishop within the
manor of Ripon, newly built by the same archbishop. 1 Oct., 1314. Fat, 8 EdM,
V.f p. 1, m. 18.
356 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
6. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE HOLY TRENYTIE BENETHE THE
QUERE IN THE SAYDE CHURCH OF REPON.
Edward Rutter, incumbent. The same is of the foundacion of
John Sendall,^ somtyme chanon there. To th'entent to pray for
the sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowlez, and to be present
in the quere at all service done in the same in his habyte and to
helpe to mynestre sacrementes at such tymes, as above is declared,
as apperyth by foundacion, dated v*^ die Octobris, anno regni regis
Edwardi iiij^i ., vjto.
The same is in the sayde church. The necessitie is to pray,
and to ayde dyvyne service and mynystracion of sacrementes in
the saide church. Ther is no landes alyened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as by
the inventorye apperyth, viz.: — goodes valued at vijs. ijd., and
plate at xls.
The sayd incumbent doth receyve yerlie of the Kynges Majestie
by thandes of the receyvor of the possessions of the late monastery
of Pountefret one annual rent of YJlu xiijs. iiijV. goinge furth of
the same possessions.
Wherof.
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xiijs. j^.
And so remanyth, YJIL iijd.
7. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNT THOMAS MARTER IN THE SAIDE
CHURCH OF REPON.
Rauf Sigewyke, incimibent. The same is of the foundacion of
William Cawoode2 and John Deane, sometime chanons and pre-
bendariez of the same church. To th'entente to pray for the sowlez
of the founders and all Cristen sowlez, and also to th'entente as
above in the precedent chauntrie is declared, as apperith by foun-
dacion dated prime die Februarii, anno Domini Mccccxviijmo.
(1) Licence to John Sendall, clerk, canon of Bipon, to found a chantry in honour
of SS. Peter, Paul, and Wilfrid in the church of Kipon, to pray for hia soul. 26
Oct., 1466. Pat, 6 Edw. IV,, p. 1, m. 3.
(2) Licence to Willium de Cawode and John de Been, canons of Ripon,
Thomas Baldyrby, John Chambre, Walter Halyfax, William Law, Wimam
Water, the younger, and John Mawere, to found a chantry at the altar of St.
Thomas the Martyr, in the church of Kipon in honour of St. Wilfrid, and to
endow the same with lands in Bisshopton, Grantclav, Overstodelay, Skelton,
Thorp, North Otryngton, Ingerthorp and Kipon. 10 Oct., 1410. Fat. 12 Hen,
IV., p. 1, m. 24. See also Inq. ad. q, d, 12 Ben. IV. No. 40.
THE DEANERY OF RIPON. 357
The same is in the same church. The neoessitie is as above is
declared. Ther is no landes aliened or sold sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to same, as apperyth
by inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at xvij«. ijd, and plate valued
at xlijs. •
First, one ten. with* th'appurtenances in Bishopton, in the
tenure of Richard Carliell, xl«.; ij ten. ther, in the tenures of
Edward Earkby and Edmond Tyson, xij«.; one ten. in Sharoo, in
tholdjoige of widowe Cumbreland, xiij«.; one ten. in Skelton, in
tholdynge of widowe Tebb, xx«.; one cotage in Gxantley, in the
tenure of John Settyll, iiijs.; one cotage with th'appurtenances in
Northottrington, in tholdynge of Richard Metcalf, ixs. viijc?.; one
acre of land lienge in the feUdes of Over Studley, xijV.; one acre
of land lieng in the feyldes of Ingerthorpe, xijrf.; and one litle
garth in Eepon, in the holdinge of .... , iiijs. In all, by
yere, ciiijs. viijV.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthez, viijs. xrf.
ob,; to our saide sovereigne lord for cheif rent, xj«. ixd.; to Hobert
Bekwith yerlie for a rent, xijV.; to the prebendarye of Nimwykes,
xixfl?.; and to the prebendarye of Sharoo, yerlie, xijc?. In all,
xxiiijs. ijd. ob.
And so remanyth, iiijff. Yd. ob.
8. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNTE ANDREW IN THE SAIDE CHURCH
OF REPON.
William Wilson, incumbent. The same is of the foimdaoion
of Jeffray Larder and David Waller, somtyme chanons of the saide
church. To th'entent to pray for the sowlez of the foimders and
all Cristen sowlez, and also to the entente as in the first chaimtrie
is declared, as apperyth by foundacion dated x^^o. die Januarii,
anno Domini mccclxix™^.
The same is in the sayde church. The neoessitie is as above
declared. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at xiiijs. iijc?., and
plate at xxxiiijs.
First, one ten. in Alhallogate in Eepon, in tholdinge of John
Batty, xs.; iij ten. in Annesgate, vjs. viijc?.; one ten. in Skelgate,
vs.; ij ten. in Stamergate, v]«. viijV.; iii] a. of medowe in Eepon
Feyldes, xijs.; iij a. of medowe in Thorpe, iiij«.; one lath in
Burwige, iiijs.; one ten. in Wynkesley, xx«.; viij a. j r. di. of lande
in Eepon Feilde, xvij^. YJd.; and a rent furth of Midleton landes
in Horsfare, xx-s. In aU, cvs. xd.
358 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GQILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xj.s. iiijcl,
ob.; to the Kinges Majestie our said sovereign lorde for cheif rent,
goinge furth of the sayde landes, xvjd.; and a rente goinge furth of
the same to the prebendary e of the prebende of Niinwike, xijd.
In all, xiijs. viijfl?. ob.
And so remanyth, uijli. xijs. jd. ob.
9. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNT WILFRIDE IN THE SAME CHURCHE OF
REPON.
John Kerver alias Bromflete, incumbent. Havynge no fonn-
dacion but nominate by Sir William Malory, knight. To th'entent
to pray for the sowle of the founder and all Cristen sowlez and also
to th'ententes and purposez as in the first chauntrie is declared,
viz.: — to be present in the quere at matynes, masse, evensonge, and
processions, in his habite, and other.
The same is in the saide churche. The necessitie is bifor
declared. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute.
Groodes, ornamentes, and plate perteynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at iijs. ijd,, and plate,
nil.
The sayd incumbent receyvyth yerlie of Sir William Malyory,
knight, one annuall rent of iiij li. viijc/. in redy money, knowinge
no landes to levey the same upon, iiij7«. \iijd.
Wherof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xs. yd. ob. q.
And so remanyth, Ixxs. i]d, q.
10. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNT JOHN THE EVANGELIST AND SAYNT
JOHN BAPTYST IN THE SAIDE CHURCHE.
Thomas Blakbome, incumbent. The same is of the foundacion
of John Sherwoode.i To th'entente to pray for the sowle of the
founder and all Cristien sowlez and also to th'ententes and purposez
as in the first chauntrie at large is declared, as apperyth by foun-
dacion dated anno Domini mccclxiiijo-
The same is in the saide churche. The necessitie is to pray
and to manteyne the divine service in the quere, and mynystracion
of the sacrementes. Ther is no landes alienate sithens the statute.
(I) Licence to William de Shyrwod to assign certain lands in Ripon and Shar-
howe to a chaplain to perform divine service for the souls of the said William and
Isabella, his wife, in the church of St. Wilfrid of Ripon. 24 Nov. 1325. Fat. 19
£dw. II., p. 1, m. 15. See Inq. a.q.d. 19 Edw. II. No. 112.
THE DEANERY OP RIPON. 359
GFoodes, omamentes, and plate pertenyng to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xs. viijc?., and
plate, xxxij«.
First, one ten. in Eepon with ij a. of lande in the Feilde, xv]«.;
one ten. in Bedrjoi Banke, viij«.; one ten. in WaUerthnate, xv]«.;
a rent of xiijs. iiijcl. going furth of one house in Merketstede, in
tholdinge of Robert Barone ; xij a. and iij r. of lande in the
Fieldez of Repon and Thorpe, in the tenure of Nicholas Thomer,
xxs.; a rent of vijs. going furth of John Tesdale tenemente in
Sharoo, and one close ther, in tholdinge of George Wederall, vi]«.
vuja. In ail, uijIl viijs.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, viij«. jd. oh. g.;
and to his saide Majestic for cheif rent goinge furth of the saide
landes, iijs. iiijof. In all, xjs. yd, oh. q.
And so remanyth, Ixxvjs. vjV. q.
11. THE CHAUNTRIE OF SAYNTK JAMES IN THE SAIDE CHUBCHE
OF REPON.
John Peroyvall, incumbent. Of the foundacion of William
Clynte and William Lcdez.i To th'entente to pray for ther sowlez
and for all Cristien sowlcz and other ententes declared in the first
chauntrie, as apperith by foundacion dated anno regni regis
Henrici iiij^i . ix^^^.
The same is in saide church. The necessitie is as bifore is
declared. The same is mysused for that the incumbent is not
resydent but absent by one yere past. Ther is no landes aliened
sithens the statute.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperith by inventory, viz.: — goodes valued at viij«. vijrf., and plate,
xxxvjs.
First, one ten. in Repon lienge in Bongate, in the tenure of
Robert Brigewater, viijs.; one cloise ther, in the tenure of Edmonde
Chambre, x6*.; one ten. in Skelgate, in the tenure of Robert
Wrighte, vijs.; one ten. ther, in the tenure of Robert Richmonde,
xijs.; iij cotages in Blossomgate, viij«.; one ten. in the Horsefayre,
in the tenure of Agnes Brake, viijs.; one ten. in Alhallogate, in the
tenure of Roberto Grentleman, vjs. viijc?.; one cotage in Old
Merketstede in the tenure of Issabell Coke, iij«.; ij a. di. of lande
(I) Licence to William Clynt, olerk, and William de Ledesof Bipon, to assign
lands in Kipon and Norton in the Djrt to a cliaplaiii to perform divme senrioe at
the altar lately erected in honour of the Exaltation of the Holj Gross in the oolle-
giate church of Ripon. 6 Nov., 1407. Fat, 9 Sm, IV., p. 1, m. 34.
360 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
in Repon Feilde, in the tenure of John Gelderde, vs.; and one
oxgange of lande in the Feildes of Norton in the Claye, xs. In all,
Ixxvijs. viijV.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, vjs. iiijV.;
to our said sovereigne lorde the kinge for fre rent goynge furth of
the ten. in Horsfare, Yiijd.; and to the hospital of Madalenez, a
rent goinge furth of one house in Stamergate, xijd. In all, viijs.
And so remanyth Ixix*. viijV.
12. THE CHAUNTRIE OF THE HOLY TRENYTIE ABOVE THE QUER
IN THE SAYDE CHURCH.
Edmunde Browne, clerke, incumbent. Of the foundacion of
Sir William Plombton,! knighte. To th'entente to pray for the
Bowlez of the founder and all Cristien sowlez and also to th'ententes
as in the first chauntrie at lengthe is declared, as apperith by foun-
dacion, dated the yere of our Lord God mcccxlv.
The same is in the saide church. The necessitie is as in the
first chauntrie is declared. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the
statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as by
inventory apperith, viz : — goodes valued at iijs. viijo?., and plate at
xxiiiJ5.
First, one cotage and a close in Kirkby Malsargh, xiijs. iiij^.;
one ten. in Grewelthorpe, xxiijs. iiijd.; one cotage ther, vjs. viijV.;
a rent goinge furth of John Russell ten. ther, vs.; x a, of arable
lande in Newby, xs.; certen garthez in Repon, called Skelgarthez,
xs.; iij cotages in Bondegate and Annesgate, xvijs.; and one a. of
lande in Studley, in tholdinge of widowe Swyne, iijs. In all,
inj li. vujs. uijd.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenth, ix"?. xd.; and
to the prebendarye of Monketon for a annuall rente, goynge furth
of the cotagez in Bongate and Annesgate in Repon, by yere, iijs.
xjd. In all, xiijs. ixd.
And 80 remanyth, Ixxiiijs. vijV.
(1) Licence to William de Plumpton, chivaler, to assign lands in Ripon,
Kirkeby Mallasart, Growel Thorp, Kirkstaynlay, and Plumpton to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service in the church of St. Wilfrid of Kipon for the souls of the
said William, his father, and mother. 24 April, 1345. Fat.^ 19 Edw.III.^p, 1,
m. 19.
THE DEANERY OF RIPON. 361
13. THE THRE DEACONS, IIJ 8UBDBAC0NS, VJ CHORESTARIEZ, VJ
TRIBLERS, J ORGANE PLAYER, AND ONE SCOLEMASTER OF 6RAMER.
In the same church be iij deacons, iij subdeacons, vj chores-
tariez, vj tribblers, one orgayne player, and one scolemaster of
gramer, that is to say, the iij deacons for ther yerlie stipende, o«.
xd,; the thre subdeacons for ther yerUe stipende, iiij/e. x^.; the vj
chorestaries for ther yerlie stipende, Ixs. viijc?.; the vj triblers for
ther yerlie stipend, lij«. yjd,; to the said vj ohorestariez for ther
lyvereys, xxiiijs.; to the organe player, xiijs. iiijfl?.; and to the
scolemaster, xls. All which be payde yerlie furth of the common
of the sayde church.
Groodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as by
the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes valued nil, and plate nil.
First, a yerlie rent of c«. xd., paid furth of the common of the
sayde church to the iij deacons ; a rent of iiij li. yd. paid furth of
the same to the iij subdeacons ; a rent of uijli. iiij«. viijc?., payd
furth of the said common to the chorestariez ; a rent of liJ5. YJd.,
payde yerlie to the organ player, comynge furth of the common of
the saide church ; and a rent of xl«. paid yerlie to the scolemaster
furth of the same. In all, xviij IL xijs. ije/.
Simi of the rental, xviij /t. xijs. ijd. qui remanent.
14. JOHN PERCIVALL, CLERKE, CLERKE OF THE WORKES OF THE
SAIDE CHURCHE OF REPON.
In the same churche be certen landes belongynge as well to the
maynetenaunce of divers and syndrye chauntriez in the same
churche as certen yerlie obbytes to be kept in the same for the
sowlez of the donors of the same landez, and also reparacions to be
mayde yerlie in and upon the same church, as also upon divers ten.
and cotagez belongynge to the same, which landes be called of the
common of the churche.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as by
the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes nil, nor plate nil.
Fyrst, one ten. in Earkgate in tholdynge of William HaUe,
xvjs.; one ten. in tholdinge of Bichard Bedman, xvjs.; Christofer
Striklande, one ten. ther, xxs,; Agnes DufEeilde, one ten. in
Horsfare, xviijs.; Thomas Stanley, one ten. in Alhallowgate, vi]«.;
one ten. ther, in tholdynge of [^blank] Wiseman, iij«.; one dove-
house ther, vs.; one ten. ther, in tholdinge of [blank] Paynter,
viijs.; Henry Settill, one ten. in Stamergate, vij«.; one ten. in
Kylnegarth, iiijs.; Roberto Parker, one ten. in otamergate, xs.;
362 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Eicharde Johnson, one ten. ther, vs.; John Seele, one ten. ther, vjs.j
Thomas Staneley, one ten. ther, vjs. viijr/.; one ten. in Horsfare,
in tholdinge of Metcalf, viijs.; the same Metcalf, one ten. in
Annesgate, iiijs.; Thomas Holme, one ten. ther, vs.; Thomas
Wrighte, one ten. ther, vjs. viijr/.; Thomas Browne, one ten. ther,
xvs.; one close ther, iijs. iiij^.; Alice Dixon, one ten. in Bongate,
iijs. iiijV/.; widow Bridgewater, one ten. ther, iijs. iiij^.; William
Thakwray, one ten. in Stamergate, vs.; a rent of Master Merken-
feilde, goinge forth of Aysmotherley, vjs.; Thomas Staneley, one
ten. called Penny Crofte, iijs. iiij</.; a rent paid furth of John
Teysdale ten. in Sharoo, xvjd.; a rent paide furth of Kettillstringe
ten. in Merkenton, xij^.; Milez Newton, one ten. called Humer-
well, iiijV/.; of Mr. Deane for his mancion, viijs.; of Christofer
Mershall for fre ferme, vjs.; of Melsonby for his chambre, iiijs.; of
the same Melsonby for a garthyne, viij«?. ; of widow Bell of
Grant eley, iiijs.; Edmonde Chamer for iij roodes of medowe, iijs.;
and of Henry Atkynson for half one acre of medowe, ijs. In all,
xjli, vs.
Whereof
Paible to the Kings Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xxvs. iijd. oh.
q.\ to our said sovereign lorde the Kinge for fre rent goinge furth
of iij roodes of lande in Sharoo, ijo?.; to the prebende of Studley
for ij ten. in Stamergate, xvj«?.; to theires of the lorde Fitzhugh
for one ten. in Oldmerketsted, iijs.; to the chauntrie of Clother-
holme for ij cotages in Horsfare, iiijs.; to the prebende of Studley
for ij barnez, lienge nigh Prest Lond, xij«?.; to the prebende of
Nunwyke for one ten. in Annesgate, 'siyi.) to the chauntrie of
Saynt Thomas for a rent going furthe of Kilnegarth, iiijs.; and to
the chambrelayne of the same church for divers ten., vjs, viijc?.;
and to the Kinges Majestie for a rent going furth of one ten. in
Annesgate, xxijf/. In all, xl viijs. iijt/. oh, q.
And so remanyth, Yiij li, xvjd. q.
Memorandum : — Ther be certen obbites yerlie to be kept to the
yerlie charges of ixs.
Item, ther be certen feez graunted to divers persons furth of the
same, viz : — to the clerke of the workes for his fee, to hym graunted
by patent, xls.; to the clock keper for his fee, xiiijs. injd.; and to
Randall Newton for his fee, vjs. viijfl?.
THE DEANERY OF RIPON. 363
15. THE OFFICE OF THE SUBTRESORERSHYPPE IN THE SAIDE
CHURCHE.
Thomas Blacbome, subchauntor of the said church, beinge
charged aswell with the custodye of all goodes, omamentes, plate,
and jewellez belonginge to the same churche, as with the receptes
of the revenewez of divers kindez of rentes, belongynge to the
common of the saide churche, to the yerlie valewe, as hereafter in
the rentall doth appere. Off which revenewez the said chamber-
leyn doth pay yerlie to divers ministres of the sayde church for
ther stipendes, as particulerlie in the deduccions of the rentall
apperyth, and the remayne of the saide revenewez, over and above
the said deduccions and certen feez graunted to divers persons, is
devident emongest the prebendariez, beinge resiant. Ther is no
landes belongynge to the same aliened sithens the iiij*^ day of
February anno regni regis Henrici viijvi., xxvij^^o.
Groodes, ornamentes, plate perteynyng to the said cathedrall
mother collegiate and parysshe churche of Eyppon, as apperith by
inventory, that is to saye, goodes valued at xxviijlL xs, yjd., and
plate cviijV/. x.s\, and money viij/e.
First, a certen fre rente, xxviijs. jd.; the rentes of certen
chambres, xxJ6\; the rent of the chapell of Clotheram, ijs.; the small
tythez, iii]7/. xixs. vjd.; the tythe of the my Inez, ixs. xd.; the
prevey tythez in Easter booke, xxxvij//. xvs. vijd ob.; offryngez
at Easter, cxvij.s*. jd. ob.; the tythe cornez and hay of the
Towne of Repon with the alterage of Pateley Brigges, xxxij li.;
offrynges at burialles and obites, xxxviijs. iijd. ob.; the mortuariez,
communibus annis, xx6'.; offringes at mariagez, xxiijs. iiij«?. ob,;
offringes of churchinges of women, viijv. iijd. ob.; and the alterage
of Monketon, Sharoo, Stanley, and other, vijs. x^. ob. In all,
1113 XX ix//. xiyi.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenth, Ixxs. iiij^.
g.; to the vj vicars chorals for ther stipendes, xxiij li.; to the iij
deacons for ther stijDendes, xls.; to the iij subdeacons, xxs.; to the
sayd iij deacons and iij subdeacons, YJ li. xxd.; to the vj chores-
taries, 1x9. viijr/.; to the vj tribblers, lijs. yjd.; to the organe player,
xiij.s. iiijf/.; to the skolemaster, xLv.; for the lyveres of the sayde
chorestaryez, xxiiijs.; to the prebendary of Monketon, tresorer, for
fyndynge of wyne and waxe, xli.; to the prebendarye of Studley,
for his parte of the tythez in Repon Feyldes, xxs.; and to every of
the other iiij prebendariez, YJs. yiijd., that is xxvjs. viijd In all,
Iviij//. ixs. ijd. q.
And so remanyth xxxli. x]s, ixd. ob. q.
364 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Memorandum : — Ther be divers feez granted to divers persons,
viz : — to Rowlande Sigeswyke, chambrelayne of the sayde church,
Ixvjs. viiJG?.; to Brian Lewcie, clerke of the chapitre, xiijs. iiijfl?.; to
th'auditor for his fee, xiij.5. iiijc?. In all, iiij/e. xiijs. iiijrf.
Item, to the minystres of the sayde church at divers principall
feastes, xliiijs. iijc?., and to the same for helpinge to serve at Easter,
vs. In all, xlixs. iijV.
16. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL CALLED THE LADY CHURCHE
IN STAMERGATE IN REPON.
William Hebden, incumbent. The same is of the foundacion
of John Clynte, th'elder, and Roberto Durham,^ priestes. To
th'entent to pray for the sowlez of the founders and all Cristien
sowlez and to say masse and other suffragez in the sayde chapell or
church contynuallye, as apperyth by foundacion, dated xv*o . die
Februarii, anno regni regis Eicardi secundi, xv^o.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church cccc foote. The
necessitie is to say masse in the said chapell, and pray for the
sowlez of the founders, and in tyme of plage for the savegarde of
the parocheners to here masse in the same. Ther is no landes
aliened sithens the statute.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at xxs. viijo?., and
plate xxviijs.
First, one ten. with th'appurtenaunces in Sharoo in the tenure
of Thomas Woode, xxijs.; Richard Brathuate, one acre, iij rode of
lande in Thorpe, iiij«.; John Blande, j acre, iij roodes of lande in
Repon Feilde, iijs. vjV.; Johne Balyey, one close in Repon, vs.;
James Keygyll for a rent going furth of his burgage in Westgate,
vjs. viiJG?., a rent paide furth of one burgage in the Marketstede, in
tholdinge of Anthony Ukkerby, vjs. viijc?.; a rent paide furth of
iij burgages ther togithers, in the holdinges of Thomas Patenson,
Thomas Midleton, and Thomas Johnson, vjs. viije/.; Thomas
Staneley for a rent furth of his ten. in Stamergate, vjs. viijo?.; John
Lobley for a rent goinge furth of his ten. in jPikkall, xs.; widowe
Askwith, one cotage in Westgate, xxd ; Thomas Bell, one burgage
in Old Merketstede, iijs.; Christofer Waller, one burgage ther, vs.;
John Balyey, one burgage in Alhallogate, iiijs.; William Thryske,
(1) Licence to John Clynt, the elder, chaplain, Robert Dureme, chaplain, to
assij^i lands in Ripen, Sharrowe, Thorpe, Piclchale, and Rokeby to a chaplain to
celebrate divine service for the healthful estate of the said John and Robert while
they live, and for their souls when dead, in the chapel of the Blessed Mary of
Ripon. 20 Feb., 1392. Fat.y 15 Jiich. II., p. 2, m. 13.
THE DEANEBY OF KIPON. 365
one burgage ther, xx^.; Bichard Sheperde, one cotage in Stamer-
gate, iijs.; John Blande, one bame in the Horsfayre, ijs.; John
Kawe holdjrth one barne in Burwage, xx^.; and one other bame in
Preystlayne, newlie buylded by the said incumbent, xxd. .In all,
iii]7/. xiiijs. xd.
Whereof
Paiable to the Eanges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, ix«. ixd.
ob,; to our said sovereign lorde the Eang for cheif rent, goinge
furth of iiijor. ten. in Merketsteide, xvjei?.; for secte of courte, iiijS.;
and to the chapiter of Eepon for a rent goynge furth of the said
landes, xxc?. in all, xiij.9. jd, ob.
And so remanyth, iiij/t. xxid. ob.
17. [the CHAJUNTRIK [iN THE CHAJPELL OF HOOTON [CONYERS
in] the saide [paroch].
John Dickson, incumbent of the foundacion of Robert
Conyersi of Hooton [Conyers ?. To] th'entente to have masse and
other suffrages said ther perpetuallie for the sowle of the founder
and all Cristien sowlez, as apperyth .by foundacion, dated in festo
Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptistse, anno regni regis Edwardi
secundi, xv^o., et anno Domini mcccxxijo .
The same is distant from the paroch church j mylez. The
necessitie is to have [mass], dyvyne service and sacramentes
mynystred in the said chapel at suche tymes as the inhabitantes of
the sam town cannot com to the paroche church for the influence
of water, when the water here is bigge. There is no landes aliened
sithens the iiij*^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici
viijvi., xxviji^o.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteininge to the same, as
apperith by inventory, viz :-^goodes valued at iiij«. ixd,, and plate
ml.
First, one messuage with the appurtenaunces in Hooton bifor-
saide in the tenure of Thomas Hewson, xxx«.; one annuall rent of
xxs. goynge furth of iij ten. in Holgrave in occupacion of Mastres
Wansforth and others ; and one annuall rent of xx«. paid by Sir
William Malory, knighte, goynge furth of the said towne, lxx«.
Whereof
Paiable to the Eanges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, vij«. jrf. ob. q.
And so remanyth, lxij«. xd, q.
(1) Licence to Eobert de Coygners to grant lands in Hoton Goygners and Howe-
grave to a chaplain to perform divine Bervice in the ohapel of St. John the Baptist
in Hoton Coygners. 27 Oct., 1320. Fat., U Sdw. II , p. 1, m. 12.
366 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
18. THE CHAUNTRIE IN THE CHAPELL OF CLOTHERHOi.ME IN THE
PAROCH OF REPON.
William Constantyne is incumbent. The same is of the fonn-
dacion of John Clotherholmei of Clotherholme, esqnier, crastino
Sancti Johannis Baptistee, anno Domini mccclvj^^o., by licence of
Kinge Edwarde the thirde. To th'entent to pray for all Cristien
sowlez.
The same is distaunt from the paroch church one myle. The
necessitie is to pray for the sowle of the founder and to celebrate
masse in the said chapell. There is no landes alienate sithens the
iiij<^^ day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^^, xxvij^^o.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as by
the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes nil, and plate nil.
' First, one orcharde in Clotherholme, ijs.; a rente furth of one
ten. in Westgate, xs.; a rente furth of a ten. in Marketstede, in
tholdinge of Rauf Coke, xxxiijs. iiijrf.; George Brathuate, one ten.
in Nether Skelgate, x«.; one ten. ther, iiijs.; John Blande, one
shopp in the Marketplace, vijs.; iij a. of medowe in Stamergate, x.s.;
one annuall rent of iiijs. goinge furth of ij cotagez in Horsfare ;
and a rent of iiijs. goinge furth of ij cotages ther. [In all] iiij7i.
• ••• •••• ■
lujs. in]«.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestic yerlie for the tenthez, iiijs. jd,;
and to his Majestic for fre rent goinge furth one ten. in Skelgate^
jLijd. In all, vs. jd.
And so remanyth, Ixxixs. iijd,
19. THE HOSPITALL OF MARY MAGDALENE IN THB SAYDE
PAROCHE.
Marmaduke Bradley, incumbent, master of the same. Shewing
no foundacion, but used ther to kepe ij preistes and v poor people
to pray for all Cristien sowlez, ather prest havynge for his stipende
iiij/e., and every of the v poore people, vjs. viijo?.
The same is within the said paroch, and distaunt from the
church MM foyte. The necessitie is to pray for all Cristien sowlez,
and the livynges of the v poore folkes. Ther is no landes aliened
or solde sithens the statute.
(1) Inquisition dated 1331 returning that it is not to the damage of the King
or others if licence be gfranted to Rog^er de Glitthorum to assigm six marks rent
in Ripon to a chaplain to perform divine service in the chapel of the Blessed
Mary of Glitherum for the souls of the said Roger and Joan, his wife, and of
William de Glitherum, father of the said Roger, and Mariota, his wife. Inq»
aq.d., 6 £dw. II., No, 43.
THE DEANERY OF RIPON. 367
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as by
the inventory apperyth, viz : — goodes nil, and plate nil.
First, the mancion howse of the said hospitall with all the
closez therto belongynge, in the tenure of Thomas Staneley and
Christofer Hebden, viij//.; one ten. with eerten landes in Mnlwath,
in the tenure of Alice Warde and Walter Warde, viij//.; a rent
goinge furth of one ten. in Westgate, in tholdinge of John
Johnson, vjV/.; eerten landes in the Feyldes of Repon and Sharoo
in tholdinge of Thomas Staneley, lixs. vj^.; v cotages and ij
garthez in Sketrike, xxijs.; a rent of xd. payde furth [of] one
burgage in Repon, in the tenure of Rauf Bell ; a rent of xx^. paid
yerlie furth of John Midleton ten. ther ; a rent of xijd. paid furth
of one ten. in Skelgate ; a ten. and eerten landes in Stodeley, in
the tenure of widowe Brathuate, xls.; a ten. with eerten landes
ther in the tenure of widowe Smerke, xls.; a ten. and eerten
landes ther, in the tenure of widowe Swan, xxxiijs. uijd.] [blank]
Crosby, one ten. and eerten landes, vjs. viijo?.; John Burton, one
ten. and eerten landes in Ilton, xxij.s.; George Male, one ten. and
eerten lande ther, xs.; John Lambe, one ten. and eerten lande ther,
xs. xd.; John Wedderell, one ten. and eerten lande ther, xvs.;
widowe Horseman, one ten. and eerten landes ther, xv.s.; John
Smerthuate, one ten. ther, YJs.; George Beistinge, one ten. ther,
YJs.] John Laton, a ten. and eerten landes ther, xs. xd.; widowe
Horseman, one parcel of lande ther, xijd.; and of John Chekston,
iiijV/. In all, xxxjli. iij.9. \jd.
Whereof
Paiable to the Kinges Majestie yerlie for the tenthez, xlviijs.
ob. q.; to his Majestie for fre rent going furth of landes in
Mulwath, xi]d.; to our saide sovereign lorde furth of Mageriddinge,
iiJ5.; for sect of court, xi]d.; for secte of the Burrowe oourte, iiijc?.;
to the Kinges Majestie for rent furth of one burgage in Horse
Fayre, iiij^.; to the ij chauntrie prestes yerlie for ther salariez,
viij//.; to the Kinges Majestie furth of one burgage in Flesha-
melles, xvj^.; to the castell of Richmonde a rent goinge furth of
Burton ten. in Uton, xxd.; to Mr. Danby a fre rent furth of the
same, viijr/.; to theires of the Lorde Fitzhugh, viijt/.; to the castell
of Richmonde furth of John Lambert ten. ther, xxci?.; a rent of
x\]d. to Mr. Danby furth of George Male ten.; to theirez of the
Lord Fitzhugh furth of Uton, Yd,; to the lorde Scrope furth of
the same, iij5. oh,; to the castell of Richmonde forthe of widowe
Horsman ten. ther, xd.; to Mr. Danby furth of the same, viijfl?.;
to the castell of Richmonde by John Laton furth of his ten. ther,
xd.; to Mr. Danby furth of the same, viijfl?.; and to the lorde Sorope
furth of Wedderell ten., ii]d. ob. [In aU,] x]li, iiij«. viijV. ob. q.
And so remanyth, xixli. xviijs. ixfl?. q.
368 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
20. THE CHAUNTRIE OF IJ PREYSTES IN THE CHAPELL OF THE
SAME HOSPITALLE.
Adam Adams and Edward Jugo, incumbents. Beinge of one
foundacion and corporacion maide by John Warrener^ of Studley
Roger, dated in the feast of Saynt Martyne anno Domini
Mcccxxxiiij^^o . by licence to Kinge Edward the iij*^^. the viij*^ yere
of his reigne. To th'entent to pray for the sowle of the founder
and all Cristien sowlez and to say masse, dirige, and comendacions
in the saide chapell for the sowle of the saide founder and all
Cristien sowlez.
The same is distaunt, as is before declared. The necessitie is to
say masse and other suffrages in the same for the sowle of the
founder and all Cristien sowlez. Ther is no land aliened or soldo
sithens the statute.
Goodes, ornamentes, and plate pertenynge to the same, as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goodes valued at ixs, ijd,^ and plate,
•As.
The saide inoumbentes hayth and receyvyth yerlie one annuytie
or annuall rente of vii]7/. goinge furthe of the landes and possessions
of the hospitall of Mariemagdalene byfore sayde, by thandes of
Marmaduke Bradley, master of the same, by yere, viij//,
Simi of the rentall, Yiijli, qui remanent.
21. THK HOSPVTALL OF SAYNTE JOHN BAPTYSTE IN THE SAID
PAROCHE OF REPON.
John Rogers, incumbente. Shewynge no foimdacion but of a
contynuall use to pray for all Cristien sowlez and to celebrate
masse and other dyvyne service in the chapell of the same hospitall
at his plesure.
(1) Licence to John le Westryver («i<?), of Stodeley Roger, to grant lands in
Stodley Roger to William de Popelton, warden of the hospital of St. Mary
Magdalene of Ripon, to find three chaplains heyond the numher now celebrating,
one to perform divine service daily in the chapel of the Hospital, another in the
same chapel every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday and the other three
days in the chapel of St. Leonard of Stodley Roger in honour of St. John the
Baptist, for the suul of the said John and his ancestors, and the third to perform
divine service daily in the chapel of the Hospital for the soul of the said William
and his ancestors. 9 June, 1334. Tat.y 8 £dw. III.^ p. 1, m. 15. In some deposi-
tions taken on 16 Sept., 1584, a deponent said he ^ew the chantry within the
chapel of the Hospital of St. Mary Magdalene in Ripon and two priests, called
chantry priests or Magdalene priests, whereof one was called Sir Adam Adams and
the other Sir Edward Jargoo, and the house called the Priest House or Chantry
House with an orchard in Ripon adjoinining upon the Hospital and lands in
Stodley Roger. He hath heard it said that the lands in Studley Roger were
given for finding the chantry of the gift of John Warrener alias Westrayver,
sometime of Studley. The licence was for three priests, but aftennards there
were only two. £x. Depont. 26, 27 Eliz. Mich. 29.
THE DEANERY OF RIPON. 369
The same is distaunte from the paroch church j quarter of a
myle. The necessitie is to pray for the sowle of the founder and
all Cristien sowlez. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the iiij^i
day of February, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i, xxvij^^o.
Goodes, ornaments, and plate pertenynge to the same as
apperyth by inventory, viz : — goods valued at vs. ijd., and plate,
xxviijs.
First, one ten., called Saynt John House, with ij closez in
Bon gate, in the tenure of Christofer Watson, xxxviijs. viijc/.; one
ten. ther, in the tenure of widowe Whitsyde, xvjs.; one cotage
ther, in the tenure of Leonerde Gelderde, vs.; one cotage ther, in
the tenure of Margaret Watson, iijs. iiijV.; one cotage ther, in the
tenure of Margret Hunter, vjs.; one annuall rent of ijs. goinge
furth of one cotage ther, in tholdinge of Anthony Ukkerby in
decay and not payde ; certen lande in Northstanley, in the tenure
of Richarde Bell, xijs.; one ten. and certen lande in Stodeley
Roger, in the tenure of Laurens Hogeson, xxxiijs. iiijc?.; one
cotage and a close ther, in the tenure of William Eichmonde, ixs.;
one close in the Feilde of Eepon, in the tenure of William Dykson,
cs.] iiijor acres of arable land ther, in tholdinge of the said William,
viijs.; and a parcell of grounde in Eveston, vs. In all, xijli, iiijV.
Whereof
Paiableto the Kinges Majestic yerlye f or the tenthez, xxjs. Yd, q.
And so remanyth, xli, xviijs. xd, oh, q.
[sums total for the deanery of ripon.]i
Somme of the saide goodes, xxxvj/e. xiij.s.
Somme of the saide plate, cxxxij//. xviijs.
Somme of the said possessions, ccccliiij/i. xijs. wiijd, ob,
(1) Besides the foregoing chantries and guilds in Bipon the following deposi-
tions, taken on 22 May, 1577, relate to others there : — Edward Locking, yeoman,
says there was a brotherhood in Ripon called the Rood Gild, and there was a house
belonging to the same in Agnesgate in Ripon, called Roods House, and that Sir
Richard Tyrrey, Sir Richard Jeffrayson, and Sir John Hawton said masses about 4
and 7 o'clock of the morning before the image of the Rood in Ripon Church and
were called Rood priests. And he further says there was a chantry in Ripon
Church called St. George's Loft, founded about 50 years since by Ralph Battie
and Mr. Rackclif, and there was mass said in the same loft by one, Mr.
Nicholas Battey, until the dissolution of the same. Robert Halle of Ripon says
that as well in the time of Henry VIII. and Queen Mary there was a chantry
in Ripon church done in a loft, called St. George's Loft. Ex. Spec, Com. No,
2609.
370 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Somme of the saide deducdons, oxx/e. iiijs. iiij^^.
And 80 there remayneth olere, occxxxiii]7^. viij«. mjd.ob.
[sums total fob the whole county.]
Some totall of the nombre of all the said promooions, Dxij.
Whereof in
Colledges, xj. '
Hospitalles, xij.
Chapellys, xxvj.
Ghiyldes, vj.
Stipendes and services, Ij.
Chaiinteryes, ccccv.
Prebendes Simplices, j.
«
Somme totall of all the said xvj deaneryes, aswell of the goodes
and plate as the possessions, deduccions, and remayn, viz: — ^in
Goodes, Dccelxv/i*. xiiijs. iijd,
Plate, MDxvii]7i. viijs. xjd. ob.
Possessions, v^^^DCLxxj/t. ixs. ijd. q.
Deduccions, Mccxvj/e. xvijs. ]d.
Remayn, iiij™lccccLiiij/^. xijs. ]d» q,
Robert Ebor'.
Mychaell Stanhope.
Leonardus Bekwyth.
William Babthorp.
Robert Chaloner.
Robert Henneage.
Thomas Gargrave.
Rycherd Norton.
Humfrey Bowland.
CERTIFICATES
OF
CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
FOR
THE COUNTY OF YORK,
A.D. 1548.
Edward the sexte,! etc. To our trustie and wel beloved the
reverend father in God, Robert, archbishope of Yorke, Willyam
Babthorpe, Nicholas Fayrefaxe, Richard Cholmeley, knyghtes,
Robert Chaloner, Thomas Gargrave, Richard WhaUey, esquyres,
John BeUowe, Henry Sayvell, Mathew Whyte, John Herberte,
Willyam Lakyn, and Willyam MaUett, gentilmen, Gretyng.
Whereas by an Act made in our parliament, begonne and
holden at Westminster, the f ourthe day of Novembre in the fyrste
yere of cure reigne, colleges, chauntries, frechappelles, fraternities,
brotherhedds, and guyldes, manours, londes, tenementes, heredyta-
mentes, and certeyn other thynges mencioned in the said Acte,
were and are gy ven unto us in suche sorte as in the saide Acte more
playnly dothe appeare, And by the same Acte power and auctorie is
gyven unto us to make and dyrecte f orthe our comyssions for the sur-
vey and further doynges of and concerning the f oresayde colleges,
fre-chappelles, chauntryes, and other thynges gevyn unto us by the
saide [Act], we, myndyng truly, playnly, and certeynly to be
enfourmed of all the thynges gevyn unto us by the said Acte, to
th'entent that as well we for our parte may be truly and jiistly
answered of suche and so moche of the same as by the saide Acte
to us apperteyneth, as also upon informacion by the survey of the
same, procede the better and more uprightly to an order for the
satisfacion and accomplysshment of suche rightes, duties, and
alowaunces as by the same Act to any our subjectis apperteyneth,
have thought convenyent for the confydenoe we have in your
(1) This commission is taken from the enrolment. See Fat., 2 £dw. VI. , p, 7,
m. 32 dors.
372 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
honesties, wisdomes, and true dealjnges, to appoynte, ordeyne, and
make jou our oommvssioners, and by these presentes do
auctorrse you, x, ix, viij, vij, vj, v, iiij, iij, or two of you, to
enquyre, survey, and examyn, as well by the othes of suehe persons
as you shall thynke eonvenyent as othewyse by your wysdomes
and discrecions, what eolledges, ehauntries, frechappelles, brother-
heddes, fraternities, and guyldes, manours, landes, tenementes,
hereditamentes, and other thynges within our oountie of York, and
the eitie of York, and the towne of Kyngeston uppon Hull, ought
to come to us by vertue of the saide Act ; and also the f oundacions,
usages, contynuaunces, uses, qualities, values, oondioions, and state
in every degre of the same and every of theym. And of your
doynges and procedynges theryn we woll and comaunde you, x, ix,
viij, vij, vj, V, iiij, iij, or two of you to certefie us, before the laste
daye of Maye nexte oomyng, into our Courte of Augmentacions
and Bevenues of our Crowne, at Westminster, of so moche therof
as is oute of our Duchie of Lancastre ; and of such and so moche
of the premisses as is within our saide Duchie we woU ye shall
certifie us into our Courte of our Duchie of Lancaster into our
Duchie Chamber at Westminster, before the same daye ; and that
ye faile not herof as ye tender our pleasure and wyll aunswere to
the contrarie. And we woll and comaunde all maiors, sheriffes,
bayliffes, constables, and all other, our officers, mynysters, and
subjectes, that they, and every of them, shalbe obedient, aidyng,
favouryng, and assistyng to you, and every of you, from tyme to
iyme in all thynges towchyng or in anywyse concemyng the
execution of this our commyssion, as the case shall requyre, and as
they shal be on our behalf by you comaundyd, uppon the peryll
therof to fail. In witnes werof, etc., Witnese ourself at Westmin-
ster, the xiiij*^ daye of Februarie.
Per lpsum Begem.
WESTRYDYNG OF THE COUNTYE OF
YORKE.i
The certyfycate of the Reverende Father Robert,
Akchebyshop of Yorke, Robert Chaloner, Thomas Gargrave,
AND HeNRYE SaVYLL, OF, FOR, AND CONCERYNGE COLLEGES,
CHAUNTRIKS, FREE CHAPPELLS, AND OTHER SPIRITUALL PROMO-
CIONS IN THE ORDRE AND SURVEY OF THE KyNGES MaJESTIES
COITRTE OF Th'AuGMENTATIONS AND ReVENUE OF HYS CrOWNE,
WITHYN the skid WeSTRYDDYNG by VERTUE OF THE KyNGES
Majesties commyssyon to theyme directed in that behalf,
DATED THE XIIIJ DAYE OF FeBRUARYE, IN THE SECOUNDE YERE
OF HYS Graces reygne.
The nomber and names of townes and parishes, colleges, chaun-
tries, free chappelles, stipends, obbites, lyghtes, and lampes, with
notes of prechers, scholes, and pore people.
The nomber t)f parsons, vicars, curetts, and other preistes,
assistaunts, to serve the cure; the greatnes of the towns and
parishes, with the nomber of housljng people ; tlie distannce of
chappells from the parishe churche, with necessities therof ; the
names of th'incombents, theyre ages, qualities, and lyvings, with
intents and fundacions of obbitts, lightes, and lampes.
The value of all the goods, ornaments, with the nomber of
ounces of plate belonging to every of the seyd oolliges, chauntries,
free chappells, stipendaries, etc.
The yerely value of all the freehold and coppiehold landes,
ten., annuall rents, proffitts, and emoluments belonging and apper-
tevning to every of the said colleges, etc.
The totall somes of the free and coppie hold lands, etc.
The resolutes or yerely deductions going out of the sayd landes,
etc., aswell coppiehold as freehold, with the clere remaynder of the
coppiehold.
The clere remaynder of the freehold comyug and growing
yerely to the Kinges Majestic, over and above all charges ordinarie
and extraordinary.
(1) Aug. Off. Chantry certificate No. 64.
374 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
1. TADCASTEE TOWNE AND PAEISH.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT JOHN BAPTEST IN THE SEID PARISHE
CHURCHE.
There ys a vicar which serveth the cure hymself, withoute
assistaunce of any other preist, f ounde there for that purpose. The
nomber of housling people is iiijclx.
Robert Smyth, incombent, of th'age of 1 yeres, not learned but
disseased with the gowte, hath none other lyving then the proffittg
of the sayd chauntne.
Goods, ijs. Yiijd. Plate, vij ounces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold lands and tenements, iii]7/.
xvijs. viijci?. The yerely value of coppiehold is, nil.
Wherof.
Eesolutes of the freehold landes by yere, vj«. vjrf.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere,
• •■•7a • * » y
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE SAYD PARISHE
CHURCHE.
John Heyworth, incombent, of thage of xjij yeres, somewhat
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seid
chaimtrie.
Goods, xxs. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold lands and ten. apperteyning
to the sayd chauntrie, as particulerly dothe appere by the rentall,
v)7i. xvjs. Yujd. Coppiehold lands, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes of the seyd freehold by yere, ixs, xjd.
And so remaneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, yj It,
vjs. ixd.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT KATHERYNE IN THE SAYD PARISHE
CHURCHE.
Eaffe Chapman, incombent, of the age of xliij yeres, somewhat
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd
chauntrie.
Goods, ijs. Plate, viij ounces and di., parcell gylte^
THE WEST RIDING. 375
The yerely value of the freehold landes and ten., [etc.] vj/*. v«.
iiijV. Coppiehold land, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes of seyd freehold by yere, iijs. jrf.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, vj/t.
■ • • • • y
ijs. nja.
Memorandum : — There ys a chappell in the sayd parishe,
covered with stone, which in tyme past hath ben an hermitage,
wherein a pore impotent man, sometyme heremjrte therof, doth
dwel not able to pay the rent ; which chappeU with th'apperte-
nances ys worth to be letten by yere as appereth by the rentaU, vj^.
viij^.
THE CHAPPELL OR PARISHE CHURCHE OF SAYNT LEONARD IN
HASYLWOOD WITHIN THE PARISHE OF TADCASTER AFORSEID.
John Beverley, incombent, of th'age of xl yeres, somewhat
learned, founded to serve the cure there, the nomber of houslyng
people there is Ix. The sayd chappell is used as a parishe churohe
wherein all sacraments and sacramentalls are mynistred, being
distant from the sayd parishe churche of Tadcaster iij myles. The
sayd incombent hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the
seyd chappell with the privie tithes of th'inhabitants there,
amounting to the yerely value of xxs.
Goods, xjs. viijr/. Plate, vij ounces di.
This challis, with the goods and ornaments belonging to the
said chappell, remayne within the custodye of Sir "William Vavasor,
knight, for that the seyd chappell is used as paryshe churche.
The yerely value ... in annuall stypend . . . lxxviij«. ijd.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE SAYD CHAPPELL OR
PARISHE CHURCHE.
William Byngley, incombent of th'age of Ixxx yeres, almost
blynde, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd
chauntrie.
Goods, ijs. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the said chauntrie in annuall rent, lxvj«.
Yiijd. Coppiehold, nil.
376 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic yerely, Ixxjs.
viijc/.
THE CHAUNTRIE OF ST. NICHOLAS IN THE SAYD PARISHE CHURCHE
OR CHAPPELL.
John Hagger, incombent, of th'age of xlvj yeres, hath none
other ly ving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, iiiJ5. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold lands and ten, vij It. iiijd,
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth, clere to the Kinges Majestie yerlie, vij7/.
• • • • y
uijd.
2. BUSSHOPTHOEPE PAEEISHE.
THE CHANTRY OR SERVICE OF A PRIEST IN THE SAYD
PARISHE.
There is no preist founde in the seid parishe of Busshopthorpe
for assistaunce in serving the cure besydes the vicar, having
housling people to the nomber of one hundred.
Anthony Swynebancke, incombent, of th'age of xl yeres hath
of the Kinges Majestie an annuall pension of iiij/e., over and
besides the proffitts of the said chaiuitrie.
Goods, ixs. Plate, xiij onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value in annuall rent, with other profits, yij li. xiijs.
injd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
3. MAESTON PAEEISHE.
THE CHANTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARISHE CHURCHE
THERE.
In the sayd parishe of Marston ys no preist foimd to serve the
cure besydes the parson and the chauntrie preiste, which ys bound
by composicion to assist the parson. The nomber of housling
people is iij^.
THE WEST RIDING. 377
Eaffe Stele, incombent, of th'age of Ixj yeres, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd ehanntrie.
Goods, xij^. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold lands, liijs. ijd. Coppiehold
land, Ixs. ijd. In all, cxiijs. iiijc?.
Wherof
Resolntes and deductions of the sayd freehold by yere, ijs. jd.
Resolutes and deductions of the sayd coppiehold by yere, xiiijs. ijd.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, xlvj.s.
And to the Kinges Majestie of freehold by yere, 1J5. jd.
4. BOLTON PAEISHE.
A LIGHT OR LAMP THERE.
There is nothing in the said paryshe but a light which was
founded to have contynaunce for ever.
The yerely value of freehold land to the said light belonging,
iiijd Coppiehold, nil.
5. [MO]OEEMONKE[TON ?] PAEISHE.
A LAMPE OR LYGHT THERE.
There ys nothing in the sayd paryshe but the sayd lampe or
lyght, which was founded to contynue for ever.
Freehold land, iijs. ij^. Coppiehold, nil.
6. [C]AWOOD PAEISHE.
ONE OBBITT AND CERTEN LIGHTES THERE.
There is nothing in the sayd paryshe i but the said obbitt and
certen lightes which were founded to contynue for ever.
Frehold land belonging to part of the sayd lightes, vjs. Copie-
hold belonging to the sayd obbitt by yere, vjs. viijr/. And to the
resydue of the seyd lightes, ijs. In all, viijs. \iijd. [In all,]
xiiijs. viijr/.
(1) Whereas Henry de Newerk, formerly Archbishop of York, with the assent of
his chapter, ordained that a void piece of land with one building thereon at Kingston
upon HuU, belonging to the Archbishopric, should be built upon at his expense and
assigned to three chaplains to celebrate divine service in the three chapels of the
manors of the archbishop, of Cawoode, Burton, and Wilton, and are to celebrate in
the cathedral church of York at the altar of St. William for the souls of the King
and Queen and Archbishop of York, and each chaplain to receive yearly 100». from
the rents of the houses so built. Royal licence thereupon. 28 March, 1300. Pat.j
28 Edw. I., p. 1, m. 7.
378 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
7. STYTiTiTNGFLETE PAEISH.
THE COLLEAGE OF SAYNT ANDREW IN NETHER ACASTER WITHIN
THE SAYD PARISHE OF STYLLINGFLETE.
There ys a provost and three fellowes,! being all preistes,
wherof one doth kepe a free schole of grammer according to the
fnndacion, and the sayd coUedge ys distaunt from the parishe
chnrche one myle The necessitie therof ys for th'inhabitaunts of
Acaster aforeseyd, being in nomber cc, the ryver of Owse, which
is a great streame ronnyng betwixte the said coUedge and the
parishe chnrche, and in that place without a bridge.
Goods, xvij«. mjd. Plate, xix onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold landes and ten. belonging to
the sayd colledge, xxxvij//. xv«. ob. Coppieholde, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, h. viijV.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere,
xxxv/j. iiij«. iiijV. ob.
Wherof
The Provostes stypend of the sayd colledge
William Alcocke, provost of the sayd colledge of th'age of
Ixvij yeres, indifferently learned, hath and receyveth yerely for his
stypend x/i., and hath none other lyving.
The stypend of ij f ellowes of the sayd colledge.
William Barton, of th'age of Ixuj yeres, and John Eawdon,
of th'age of ix and xl yeres, ij of the fellowes of the sayd colledge
have and recejre yerely for theyre stypendes every of theym after
the rate of vj/«. by yere, and have none other lyvings.
The scholemasteres stypend of the sayd colledge.
William Gegoltson, schole master, of the sayd colledge,
indifferently learned in grammer, of th'age of xxxviij yeres hath
and receyveth yerely for his stypend out of the revenue of the sayd
colledge, cs., and hath none other lyving.
THE CHAUNTRY OF IJ PREISTS AT THE ALTERS OF JESUS AND OUR
LADY IN THE PARISH CHURCH THERE.
Thomas Pylley, of th'age of Ixiij yeres, and William Feldi-
shend of th'age of ^nrg yeres, somewhat learned. [They] have every
(1) Receipts for 93/«. 13«. 4d. by John Williams, treasurer of the Court of
Angmentatioiis to William Thorp for the lead, timber, brick, windows and iron
pertaining to the church of the late college of St. Andrew in Nether Akastrer. 1 1
Feb., 1549. And further receipt for 42/«. for the bells. 14 May, 1550. Ld. Bev.
Ree. 25
461
THE WEST RIDING. 379
of theym yerely for theyre stypendes, YJli. xiijs. uijd., and have
none other ly vings.
Goods, xxj«. ixd. Plate, xlvij onces, di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold belonging to the sayd chaun-
trye, xiijli, vjs. Yiijd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, xii]7i.
vjs. viijV.
THE CHAUNTRY OF THE CROSSE IN THE SAYD PARISHE
CHURCH.
Thomas Holden, incombent, of th'age of xlvj yeres, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, V5. xd. Plate, xiiij onces, gylte.
The yerely value of anuall stypend belonging to the sayd
chauntry, xli, vijs. yd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xx5.
And so remaynethe clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, ix.li.
vijs. wd.
8 ATO) 9 ROTHERHAM PARRISH.
THE SERVICE OR GUYLDE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAYD PARISHE
CHURCHE OF ROTHERHAM.
John Hill, incombent, of th'age of Ix yeres, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd service.
Goods, viij«. iijd. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold, YJii. xj«. Yiijd. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, yjli.
xxd.
THE SERVICE OR GUYLD OF SAYNT KATHERYNE IN THE SAYD
PARISH CHURCHE.
Rychard Lyng, incombent, of th'age of Ivj yeres, hath of the
Kinges Majestie one annuall pension of cvjs. viijc/., over and
besydes the proffitts of the seyd service.
380 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Groods, viJ6'. \d, oh. Plate, xiij onces, j quarter, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold, v]7e. xviijc?. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, ixs. \x.d.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie, cxjs. ixe/.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY OF THE CARR IN THE PARISH
CHURCHE AFORSEYD.
George Page, incombent, of th'age of Ixviij yeres, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the seid ehauntrie.
Goodes, iiJ6*. \\\]d. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold, iiij/t. vjs. iiijc/. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xvj^.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie yerely, m.]lL
vs.
THE CHAPPELL OR PARISHE CHURCHE OF SAYNT LAWRENCE IN
TYNSLAW WITHIN THE PARISHE OF ROTHERHAM AFORESAID.
John More, incombent, of th'age of Ixv yeres, hath none other
lyving then the tythe belonging to the sayd chappell, which is
used as a parishe churche, wherin all sacraments and sacramentalls
ar ministered, being distaunt from the parish churche of Rother-
ham one myle and di. And is necessarie to continue for these and
communyon of the people there, the waters being troblesom there
in wynter.
Goods, iijs. xfl?. Plate, viij onces, j quarter, parcell gylte.
The yerely. value of the tythes and proffitts, cxijs. vj5. Copie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, vjs. viijV.
And so remayneth clere, cvs. xJd,
THE COLLEDGE OF JESU IN ROTHERHAM AFORSAYD.
In the sayd towne and paryshe of Eotherham, being great and
wyde, there ys no preist found to serve the cure besydes the vicar
and paryshe preist, which heretofore have ben accustomed to have
helpe of the ehauntrie preists aforseyd, as nede hath requyred, the
number of houslyng people ys mm.
THE WEST RIDING. 381
The sayd colledge was founded for a preacher to preach xij
sermons every yere, three scholemasters of free scholes, viz.: —
grammer, song, and wrytyng, vj pore children, a butler, and a
coke.
Goods, xxxijV?. xv. Plate, gylte, Dxvij onces, di.
Plate, parcell gilte, v^xx onces di. Plate, white, xxiiij onces,
one quarter.
The yerely value of the freehold land, belonging to the seyd
colledge, cxxx/^. xvjs. jd, q. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, vij//. xixs. Yijd. ob, q.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic yerely, cxxij/t.
xvjs. Yd. oh.
The stipend of the preacher in the seyd college.
Robert Bushop, of Hull, provost of the sayd colledge, and
founded for a preacher, as ys aforsayd, of th'age of xliiij yeres,
hath yerely for his salarie or stypende out of the revenue of the
sayd colledge, xiij//. vjs. viijV.; with a gowne clothe, price xviijs.;
wood and coles sufficient for his chamber ; and the yerely
allowaunce for the fynding of iij horses. Also he hath in other
promocions and lyvings, viz : — of the Kinges Majestic one yerely
pencion of ccl markes, and a prebend in the churche of Yorke of
Iviij//. by yere.
The grammer scole in the seid colledge.
Thomas Snell, scholemaster there, xxxyj yeres of age^
bacheler of arte, of honest conversacion, qualities, and leamyng,
hath and receyveth yerely for his stipend, xli.; for his gowne
clothe, xijs.; for fyre to his chamber, iijs. iiijfl?.; his barber and
launder free ; which amounteth yerely to xli. xvs. iiijd.; and hath
none other lyving.
The songe scole in the seyd colledge.
Eobert Cade, scholemaster there, xxxviij yeres of age, hath
and receyveth yerely out of the revenue of the sayd colledge, YJli.
xiijs. iiij^/. for his salary e ; xijs. for his gownecloth ; iijs. iiijc?. for
fyre to his chamber ; his barber and launder free. In all, Yij It.
viijs. viijd. ; and hath none other lyving.
The wryting scole in the seid colledge.
John Addy, scholemaster there, Ixj yeres of age, hath and
receyveth yerely out of the sayd revenue, viz : — for his salarie cvj«.
viij<^/.; for a gowneclothe, xvjs.; for fyre to his chamber, iijs. iiija'.;
his barber and launder, free. In all, vj/i. vjs.; and hath none other
lyving.
382 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The vj choristers or pore children in the seyd coUedge.
The sayd children have yerely meat, drinck, and clothe, out
of the revenue of the seyd colledge, which is worth to every of
theym after the rate of lxvj«. viijt^., by yere. And have none
other lyving.
The butlers and the cokes stipends there.
John Pakyn, butler, of th'age of xl yeres, and Robert
Parkyn, coke, xlv yeres of age, hath every of theym yerely for his
wages, XXVJ6-. viij^., with meate, drincke, and lyvery.
Pore people.
There hath ben yerely distributed in almes to pore people,
vj«., according to the ordinaunce and will of the founder.
TWO OBBITTS IN THE SAID PARISHE CHURCH OF ROTHERHAM.
Th'one was founded by Thomas Reresby, esquier, th'other
by the commons of the towne of Eotherham, to have continuance
for ever.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
obbitts, xiiijs. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Binges Majestic by yere, xiiij^.
10. ECCLESFELD PARRYSH.
THE IJ SERVICES OF OUR LADY AND SAYNT JOHN BAPTIST IN THE
PARYSH CHURCHE THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Ecclesf eld there ys no preist found to
serve the cure, besydes the vicar, which serveth the cure hymself
with th'assistaunce of the chauntrie preists there.
Richard Cowper, liij yeres of age, William Everingham, Ivij
yeres of age, incombents, somwhat learned, have none other
lyvings then the profitts of the sayd services.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, belonging to the seyd
services, holden of the Kinges Majestic as of his mannour of
Ecclesfield aforesayd, xj/^. xiiijs. viijrf. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xlijs. yjd, oh.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold, by yere, ix/e. xijs.
]d, oh.
THE WEST RIDING. 383
11. TEETON PAEEYSH.
TWO OBBITTS IN THE PAjlYSHE CHURCH THERE.
Th'one was founded by Thomas Ellott, and th'other by
Richard Holmes to have contynuance for ever.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
obbitts, xxvjs. viij(/. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes to pore people yerely, viz : — at Ellotts obbitt, ijs. viijd;
and at Holmes obbitt, vs. In all, vij*. viijri?.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic, by yere, xixs.
over and besides the vijs. \ii]d. yerely distributed to the pore not
deducted in the rentall.
12. TODWIKE PAEEYSH.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARISHE CHURCH
THERE.
In the sayd parishe of Todwike is no preist founde to serve the
cure, besydes the parson, and the nomber of houslyng people is Ivj.
John Sturtyvaunt, incombent, iiij ^^ yeres of age, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, vjs. Plate, ix onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, belonging to the sayd
chauntrie, VJ7^. xijs. iiijV. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth, vj/e. xijs. iiijd.
13. THEYBUEGH PAEEISH.
THE CHANTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSH CHURCH
THERE.
In the sayd parysh of Thriburgh is no preist found to serve the
cure besydes the parson. The nomber of houslyng people is cxl.
Richard Ransfeld, incombent, of th'age of Ij yeres, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, xijs. xj^. Plate, x onces, parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
chauntrie, vj//. ijs. viijV. Coppiehold, nil.
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Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, by yere, xixs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie, by yere, eiijs.
viijV.
14. LAUGHTON PAEEISH.
THE STYPEND OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSH
CHURCHE THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Laughton is a paryshe preist founde to
serve the cure besydes the vicar. The nomber of housling people
is viij ^^.
Henry Astley, incombent, of th'age of 1 yeres, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd stypend.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seid ser-
vice, iijs. iiij^. Coppiehold land by yere, v]7^. vs. q. [In all,] YJ li.
viijs. iiijV. q,
Wherof
Resolutes of the freehold land by yere, xx^. Resolutes of the
coppiehold lands by yere, xlj.s*. ob.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, injli, iijs.
xjd. ob, q. And to the Kinges Majestie of the freehold by yere,
xx^., over and besides iijs. iiijfl?. yerely for the mansyon house in
the occupacion of the seyd incombent, charged in the rentall.
15. BEAYTHWELL PAEEISH.
CERTEN OBBITTS, BELLROPES, BEDEROLL, AND A LIGHT IN THE
PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The same were founded to have continuaunce for ever, and
have landes and ten. for the mayntenaunce therof, as appereth.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
obbitts, bellropes, bederoll, and lightes, viijs. viijc?. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — to the pore people yerely out of the obbitt land,
vs. YJd., and th'others out of the belrope and bederoll landes, xij(/.
In all, vjs. YJd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
ijs. ijd.
THE WEST RIDING. 385
16. HAETHYLL PAEEYSH.
THE FREE CHAPPEL OF KNETON WITHIN THE SAYD PARYSHE OF
HARTEHILL.
In the sayd parysh of Harthill is a paryshe preyste found to
serve the cure besy des the parson, the nomber of housling people is
iijo.
George Kyllingthorp, incombent, Iv yeres of age, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd free chappell, distant
from the paryshe church of Harthill af oreseyd twoo myles.
Goods, xviijfl?. Plate, viij onces j qr., parcell gilte.
The yerelie value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
chappell, iiijli. iijs. xd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, vs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
Ixxviijs. xd.
17. ASTON PAEEYSH.
AN OBBITT AND A LAMPE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
THERE.
The same were founded to have contynuaunce for ever and
have landes and ten. for the mayntenaunce therof , as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xiijrt^. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, idijd.
18. THUENE PAEEISH.
THE CHANTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSH CHURCH THERE.
In the sayd paryshe churche of Thume there is no preist found
for assistaunce in serving the cure besydes the vicar, the nomber of
houslyng people is iiijo.
• Thomas Oxeley, incombent, Ix yeres of age, and unlemed,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrye.
Goods, xviijs. Yiijd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land apperteyning to the
said chantry, YJli. xviijs. iijd. Freehold, nil.
2a
386 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof.
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxxvs. jd, q.
And so remayneth olere of coppiehold by yere, ciijs. jd. oh. q.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT MICHELL IN IHE SAYD PARYSHE
CHUROHE.
Raff Parker, incombent, Ix yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, vijs. YJd. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, appertfeyning to the
sayd chauntry, cij«. xd. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxiijs. Yijd. oh.
And so remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, Ixxixs. ijV. q.
19. CONNESBOROUGH PARISH.
A LAMPE IN THE PARYSH CHURCH THERE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and hath
landes for the mayntenaunce therof , as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
lampe, iiijci?.
"Whereof.
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiijrf.
20. FYSHLAKE PARYSH.
THE SERVICE OR STYPEND OF OUR LADY PREIST IN THE PARISH
CHURCHE OF FISHLAKE.
In the sayd paryshe of Fyshlake is one curett that serveth the
cure hymself , and none other preist found there for that purpose.
The nomber of housling people is cclxviij.
Robert Wayde, incombent, xliij yeres of age, unlearned hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd service.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land apperteyning to the
sayd service, vij/e. xvs. y]d. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxxviijs. xr/. oh. q. di. q.
THE WEST RIDING. 387
And so remayneth clere of coppiehold yerely, cxvjs. viirf.
di, q.
THE TRYNITIE SERVICE IN THE SEID PARYSH CHURCHE.
John Farbume, incombent, of th'age of 1 yeres, hath none
other lyving then the seyd service.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land apperteyning to the
sayd service, \iijli. ixd. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, liiijs. yd. q.
And so remayneth clere of coppiehold yerely, cvj.s. iijd, oh. q.
THE CHAPPELL OF SYKEHOUSE WITHIN THE SEYD PARYSHE
William Walker, incombent, somewhat learned xlix yeres of
age hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chappell,
which is distaunt from the paryshe churche of Fyshlake ij myles,
the contree foule and not to traveyle in wynter.
Goods xxs. Plate, iij onces one qr., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land apperteyning to the
sayd chappell, vj7/. xv.s*. iiijV/. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xlvijs. \iijd. ob. q.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, iiij/i, vijs.
vij^. q.
FOUR OBBIITS AND A LIGHT IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCHE.
The same were founded to have contynuaiuice for ever, and
have landes and ten. for the mayntenaunce therof.
The yerely value or the coppiehold land belonging to the sayd
obbitts and lighte, xiijs. iiijd.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — to the pore people yerely, Yiijd,
And so remayneth clere of the seyd coppiehold by yere, xijs.
yiijd.
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21. HOTON PANNALL.
ONE LIGHT IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunoe for ever, and hath
landes for the mayntenance therof .
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
light, vjfl?. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, yjd.
22. HAYTEFELD PARRISHE.
THE SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARISH CHURCH THERE.
In the sayd parysh of Haytef eld is a vicar that serveth the cure
hymself and none other preist founde there for that purpose, the
nomber of houslyng people ys viijo.
John Bannester, incombent, unlemed, Ixij yeres of age, hath
none [other] lyving then the proffitts of the seyd service.
Goods, iiij«. ijd. Plate, x onces, parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the coppiehold landes belonging to the
sayd service, cxs. ob. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxix*. ijV. ob.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, iiij It. xd.
THE CHAUNTRIE OR SERVICE OF ST. KATHERYNE IN THE SEYD
CHURCHE.
Rychard Danyell, incombent, Ixij yeres of age, unlearned, hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrye.
Goods, iJ5. jd. Plate, nU.
The yerely value of the coppiehold lands perteyningto the sayd
chauntrie, v]7». xix«. ijd. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxxvs. yd. ob. di. q.
And so remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, ciij.s. viijV. ob.
q. di. q.
THE WEST RIDING. 389
THE SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPPELL OF STANEFORD IN
THE SEYD PARYSHE OF HAYTEFELD.
James Hebden, incombent, lij yeres of age, unlearned, hathe
none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd service. This
ehappell ys distaunt from the paryshe church of Haytefeld afore-
seyd one myle and di., and necessarie to contynue for th'inhabi-
tants of Staneford, which can not travayle to theyre paryshe
churche in wynter for m;yTe and water.
Goods, iijs. Yd, oh, Plate, vj onces j qr. di., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
service, \]s, \]d. The yerely value of the coppiehold, Ijs. [In all,]
cijs. i]d,
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions of the freehold by yere, vjs. xjc?. oh,
Resolutes of the coppiehold by yere, xxiiijrt^. bid, oh.
And so remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, xxvjs. \\d.
oh. And to the Kinges Majestic of freehold yerely, ^diiijs. \]d. oh.
CERTEN LIGHTS OR LAMPES IN THE SEYD PARYSH CHURCHE.
The same were founded to have contynuance for ever and have
landes for the mayntenaunce therof , as apperith.
The yerely value of the freeholde land belonging to the seyd
lightes and lampes, xx^. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere, xxc?.
23. SANDALL PAEVA PAEYSHE.
THE SERVICE OF SaYNT NICHOLAS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH
THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Sandall Parva is no preist found to help
to serve the cure beside the parson, the nomber of housling people
is c.
There is none incombent, but one, John CoUson, disseased
about ij yeres past, was incombent therof and receyved yerely
during his lyfe m]li, of th'issuis and proffitts of the seyd service.
The landes to the same belonging be in the occupacion of Henry
Rokeby.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
service, m.]li, Coppiehold, nil.
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Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere by yere, iiijli.
ONE OBBITT IN THE SAYD CHURCH.
The same was founded to have continuance for ever, and hath
a yerely rent for the mayntenance therof , as apperith by the
rentall, viijV.
24. LOVEESALL PAEEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRIE OR SERVICE IN THE PARYSH CHURCH THERE.
In the sayd parysh of Loversall is one curett that serveth the
cure hymself , having houslyng people to the nomber of viij^^t .
William White, incombent, xl yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
chauntrie, as. ijd. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xiijs. vjV.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiijVt.
vjs. Yiijd.
25 AND 26. THE TOWNE AND PAREYSHE OF DONCASTEE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
THERE.
In the paryshe of Doncaster aforeseyd ys no preist found for
assistaunce in serving the cure besydes the vicar and his paryshe
preist, having houslyng people there to the nomber of mm. The
chauntrie preysts there have ben accustomed to helpe the vicar, as
nede hath requyred. The towne ys great and the parysh wyde.
William Howson, incombent, liiij yeres of age, somwhat
learned, moche vexed with sickenes, hath none other lyving then
the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Groods, YJ8. mjd. Plate, xij onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
chauntrye, cxviijs. Yiijd, Coppiehold, nil.
Whereof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, viz : — to pore people, vjs. viij(/.
to others, xvs. vijd,, over and besydes one pound of pepper. [In
all,] xxijs. iijV.
THE WEST HIDING. 391
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iii]7*.
xvj«. xd.
XVI ANNIVERSARIES OR OBBITTS IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
The same were founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and
have annuall rents, landes, and ten. to meynteyn the same.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
anniversary es and obbitts, iii]7^. xijs. x]V. Coppiehold, nil.
Whereof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, viz : — ^to pore people, xs., and
th'others xvjV. In all, xjs, iiije/.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie yerely, nijli.
xixd.
THE CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH
THERE.
William Palmer, incombent, Ivj yeres of age, almost blynde,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, vJ5. Plate, xij onces, parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, vij//. viijs. yjd, Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxiiijs. iiijc?. ob.
And so remayneth clere to the Eanges Majestie by yere, YJU.
iiijs. jd, ob., over and besydes xiij.s. iiijc?. yerely distrybuted to the
pore here reprised, not allowed in the rentall.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT KATHERINE IN THE SEYD
CHURCHE.
Robert Myrfyn, incombent, Ixvj yeres of age, a sickely man,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, ixs. \iijd. Plate, x onces j qr., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold lande belonging to the seyd
chauntrie, yiij It. xiiijs. \jd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxvjs. viijc/. et libr. piperis.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, vij/t.
vij-s. xd.
392 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTRY OF THE TRINITIE IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
Thomas Roods, incombent, Ixvij yeres of age, somwhat learned,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, viijs. Plate, x onces j qr., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, ex«. viijrf. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, vjs. Yiijd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yfere, eiiij«.
THE CHAUNTRY OF MARY MAGDALEN IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
John Sylvester, incombent, Ix yeres of age, hath none other
lyvings then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, iiijs. yijd, Plate, xij onces di., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, YJlt, xvjs. xjd, Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, vjs. vjV.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, \jli.
x«. Yd,
THK CHAUNIRY OF SAYNT JOHN BAPTIST IN THE SKYD CHURCHE.
Richard Johnson, incombent, Ij yeres of age, somewhat learned,
hath nothing to lyve upon but the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, iijs. ixd, ob. Plate, xij onces di., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiij//. xjs. ixd, Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, vj«. ijd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiij It,
Y8, Yljd.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT JOHN Th'kVANGEUST IN THE SEYD
CHURCHE.
Robert Hobson, incombent, of th'age of xliiij yeres, master of
arte, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, xvijs. iiijd, ob, Plate, xiiij onces di. qr., parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, YJlt, vs. Coppiehold, nil.
THE WEST BIDING. 393
Wlierof
Resolutes and deductions by' yere, xiii*. mjd.
And so remayneth olere to the Kinges Majestie yerely, cxj«.
viijd
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE OF THE ROODE IN THE SBYD
CHURCHE.
■
John Spynck, incombent, of th'age of xlj yeres, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, v]7t. xj«. iiijrf. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxxvj«. yijd.
And so remayneth olere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiij/t.
xiiijs. ixrf.
THE FREE CHAPELL OF SAYNT JAMES IN THE SEYD PARYSHE OF
DONCASTER.
Eoger Clarkson, incombent, xl yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chappeU, which is distaunt
from the parishe churche di. mile.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, lx«. Ooppiehold, nil.
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, lx«.
27. BAENBY PAEEISHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OURE LADY IN THE PARYSH CHURCH THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Bameby is no preist f ounde to serve the
cure besyde the vicar. The nomber of houslyng people is ocoxx.
John Howson, incombent, of th'age of :dj yeres, sickely, hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd ohauntrye.
Goods, xxd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, lxxviij«. vijrf. ob,
Coppiehold, xxvijs. iiij^. [In all,] ov«. xjrf. ob.
Wherof
Eesolutes and dedducions by yere, xs. yijd. ob. Besolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, xv«. ijrf. So remayneth of the ooppiehold by
yere, xijs. ijd.
394 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
And 80 remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
Ixviijs.
THB FREE CHAPPELL OF THORPP IN THE SEYD PARYSHE.
William Carr, incombent, of th'age of lij yeres, unlearned, hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chappell, distaunt
one myle from the parysh churche.
Goods, xij«. ijd, Plate, viij onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of one annual rent belonging to the seyd
chappell, iiijli, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, nil.
28. HAEWOOD PAEEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF VJ PREISTS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Harwood is no preist f ounde to help the
vicar to serve there cure, but heretofore he hath had assistaunce of
the vj chauntrye preistes there, as nede hath requyred, the nomber
of houslyng people is vij^, and the paryshe ys wyde.
Robert Elder, Thomas Clarke, Richard Herlay, and William
Preston, every of theym Ix yeres of age, unlemed, William Warde
and Thomas Parke, somewhat learned, every of theym xl yeres of
age, incombents, have none other lyving then the proffitts of the
sayd chauntrie.
Goods, XXXVJ8. viijfl?. Plate, di. once, white.
The yerely value of the seyd chauntrie, payd in annual rent to
the seyd incombents, every of theym after the rate of iiijli, by
yere out of the parsonage of Harwood aforeseyd, together with
other commodities to the same chauntrie belonging, xxiii] li, vjs.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
xxiiij/e. vjs.
ONE OBBITT IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
The same was founded by Cycyle Eyther to have contynuance
for^ever, which gave landes to maynteyne the same, as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
obbitt, ijs. Coppiehold, nil.
Eesolutes and deductions, nil.
THE WEST RIDING. 396
29. LETHELEY PAEEYSHE.
A LAMPE IN THE PARYSH CHURCHE THERE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and hath
land for the meyntenaunce therof , as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the sayd
lamp, xYJd, Coppiehold, nil.
30. ALLEETON MALEVEEEE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.^
In the sayd paryshe of Allerton Maleverer is no preist founde
to serve the cure besydes the vicar, the nomber of houslyng people
is vij*^ .
William Bymaunt, incombent, xlvij yeres of age, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, iijs. viij^. Plate, vij onces, parcell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, ixli, xviijs. ixd, ob,
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxxvs. yd, ob.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, viij7«.
11] s. m]a.
31. MAETON PAEEYSH.
A LAMPE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever by
theyres of one, [blank] Bykerdyke, which gave land to meynteyn
the same, as apperyth.
The yerely value of the freehold land, YJd. Coppiehold, nil.
32. OTTELAY PAEEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH OF
OTTELEY AFORESEYD.
In the sayd paryshe of Otteley be ij persons, viz : — ^William
HoUgill, master of the Savey in London, and Thomas Magnus,
(1) By an inquisition taken in 1314 it was found it would be to the damage of
the king if licence were granted to John Malever, to give land in Hoperton and
Quixley to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the church of St Martin of
Allerton Malever in honour of the Blessed Marjthe Virgin. Inq. a.q d.S Edw, II. ,
No. 171.
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not resydent, which fynde one curett to serve the cure, having none
assistaunce but of the chauntrie preists. The paryshe ys wyde and
foule to traveyle in wynter. The nomber of houdynge people is
Mvijc.
Edward Lyndley, incombent Ix yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, iijs. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xlvs. ix^. The yerely
value of the coppiehold land, xlij.?. xjd, [In all,] iiijli, ynjd.
Wherof
Eesolutes viz : — of the freehold by yere, xs. Eesolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, iijs. j^. ob.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, xxxixs. ixd. ob.
And to the Kinges Majestic of freehold yerely, xxxvs. ixrf.
THE DONATIVE OR SERVICE OF SAYNT KATHERYNE IN THE SEYD
PARYSH CHURCHE.
Nicholas Cawart, incombent, Ixx yeres of age, founded for
assistaunce in serving the cure, hath none other lyving certeyn
then the proffitts of the seyd service, the rest is of the peoples
devocion there.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xvjs. viij^. The yerely
value of the coppiehold land, xxijs. [In all,] xxxviij«. viije?.
Wherof
Eesolutes of the freehold land by yere, x^. Eesolutes of the
coppiehold land by yere, vs. iiijrf. ob.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, xvjs. vije/. ob. And
to the Kinges Majestic of freehold yerely, xvs. xd.
THE SERVICE IN THE CHAPPELL OF FERNKLEY WITHIN THE SEYD
PARYSHE OF OTTELEY.
Christopher Wade, incombent, Ix yeres of age, full of sickenes,
founded to ayde the curett, hath none other lyving then the
proffitts of the seid chappell, distaunte from the paryshe churche of
Ottelay one myle.
Goods, vj</. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, Ixvjs. iij^. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, jd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere, lxvj«.
ijd/.
THE WEST RIDING. 397
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT JOHN TH'eVANGELYST IN THE CHAPPELL
OF BAYLDON WITHIN THE SEYD PARYSHE OF OTLEY, USED AS A
PARYSH CHURCHE.
Richard Cawdray, incombent, Ix yeres of age, unlemed, hath
none other lyving then the profEtts of the seyd chappell, distaunt
from the seyd paryshe church of Ottley iiij myles and more,
necessarie to contynue for that the waters betwene Bayldon and
Otley be so troblesome in wynter that th'inhabitaunts there can
not passe, being in nomber ij^ houslyng people.
Goods, xs, Plate, vij onces, parcel! gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiij li. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
33. BRAMHAM PAERYSHE.
THE GUYLDE OR SERVICE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.
In the sayde paryshe of Bramham is one preist founde besydes
the vicar to help to serve the cure, which hath his lyving partely
of the parochiners there. The nomber of housling people is
cciiij^x .
John Hewetson, incombent, lij yeres of age hath of the seyd
service towards his lyving xxijs. iiijc/. by yere, the rest is of the
peoples devocion.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxijs. iiije/. Coppiehold,
nil.
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
A LIGHT IN THE SEYD PARYSHE OF BRAMHAM.
The same was founded by one, Oglethorp, to have contynuaunce
for ever, which gave a ten. for the mayntenaunce therof .
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
lyght, V5. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deduccions by yere, nil.
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34. KYEKBY OVEEBLAS PAEYSH.
THE SERVICE OR PERPETUALL STIPEND OF A PREISTES IN THE
CHAPPKLL OF STAYNEBORNE WITHIN THE PARYSH.
In the sayd paxyshe of Kyrkby Overblas is a parson that
serveth the cure hymself , with the assistaunce of a priest which he
fyndeth in the chappell of Staynebume, and geveth hym for his
stypend fyve markes by yere out of his parsonage. The nomber
of houslyng people is v^, and the paryshe ys wyde.
John Watson, incombent, xl yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chappell, used tyme out of
mynde as paryshe church for th'ease of th inhabitants of Stayne-
bume, distaunt from the parysh church iij myles.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the seyd stypend, belonging to the seyd
chappell, payd by thands of the parson of Kirkby Overblas, lxvj«.
Yiijd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions, nil.
A LIGHT IN THE SEYD CHAPPKLL OF STAYNEBURNE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever by one,
Percyvall Lyndeley, which gave lands for the meyntenaunce
thereof, as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
lyght, xviijc?. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
35. SPOFOETH PAEEISH.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
THERE.
Aleyn Percye, parson of the seyd parishe of Spoforth, not
resydent, the yerely value of his parsonage is Ixyj/*. xiijs. iiijfl?.,
. wherof he fyndeth one preist to serve the cure. The nomber of
houslyng people is xij^ and ys a wyde paryshe.
William Rombald, incombent, liiij yeres of age, unlearned,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, YS, YJd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold, ciijs. viijV. Coppiehold, nil.
THE WEST RIDING. 399
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, vijs. jd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
iiij7e. xvjs. vijfl?.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE SOUTHE SIDE OF THE SEYD
PARYSH CHURCHE.
John Eyre, incombent, liij yeres of age, hath none other lyving
then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, viijs. iijd. Plate, x onces di. qr., pareell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold lande, xlviijs. viijc?. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, xxxvijs.
Yujd,
36. BEAYTON PAEEISHE.
THE CHAUNTRY IN THE CHAPPELL OF HAMYLTON WITHIN THE
PARYSHE OF BRAYTON AFORESEYD.
In the sayde paryshe of Brayton is a vicar that serveth the cure
hymself with th'assistaunce of the chauntrie preist of Hamylton.
The nomber of houslyng people is ix^ iiij^x and is a wyde paryshe.
John Richardeson, incombent, of th'age of xlviij yeres,
unlearned hath, none lyving then the proiEtts of the seyd
chappell, dystaunt from the paryshe churche of Brayton ij myles
and di., and is necessarie for th'ease of the parochiners.
Goods, iijs. Plate, viij onces, pareell gilte.
The yerely value of the freehold lande, Yij It. xjs, wiijd. The
yerely value of the coppiehold, viijs.
Wherof
Resolutes viz : — of the freehold by yere, xd. Of the coppiehold
yerely, nil.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, viijs. And to
the Kinges Majestie of freehold yerely, \ij li. xs. xd.
THE CHAUNTRY IN THE CHAPPELL OF GATEFORD WITHIN THE
SEYD PARYSHE OF BRAYTON.
Robert Broke, incombent, xlvij yeres of age, apte to teach a
gramar schole, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the
400 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
chauntrie. The chappell ys distant from the parishe churche of
Braynton af oresayd twoo myles and di. And the contree is f owle
in wynter.
Goods, vjrS.iiijV. Plate, viij onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold lande, iiij7/. xixs. yiijd.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions hy yere, ijs, iijd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiij//.
xvijs. yd,
37. SHEFELDE PAREYSHE.
THE SERVICE OR PERPETUALL STYPEND OF IIJ PREISTES IN THE
PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Shefeld, in circuitie xxiiij myles,
dy vyded into dyvers hamletts and townes, is no preist foimde for
assistaunce in serving the cure, besydes the vicar, but the three
stipendarie preistes f ounde there for that purpose. The nomber of
houslyng people is mm.
Alexander Bothe and William Hall, every of theym, xl yeres
of age, and Richard Booke, Ix yeres of age, impotent, all incom-
bents, have none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
services, equally dyvyded.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land to the seyd services
belonging, in the occupacion of the burgesses of Shefelde, XYJ li, xs.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deduccions by yere, nil.
CERTEN OBBITES IN THE PARRISHE CHURCHE AFORSEID.
The same were founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and
have landes for the meyntenance therof , as apperith.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xijs. viijo?. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
A LAMPE IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCHE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and have
landes for the meyntenance therof.
THE WEST BIDING. 401
The yerely value of the freehold land belonging to the seyd
lampe, in the tenure and occupacion of the seyd burgesses, y]9.
viij^.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
38. BRADFELD PAERY8HE.
THE STYPEND OR SERVICE OF A PRIEST IN A CHAPPELL WITHIN
THE MANNOR OF BOLSTERSTONE IN THB PARYSHE OF BRADFELD.
Thomas Ghreves, incombent, Ixxv yeres of age, hath none other
lyving but the seyd stypend, and the same is a ohappell of ease
f oimded by the auncetours of the right honourable iEraunois, Erie
of Shrewisbury, for his tenants of his mannor of Bolsterstone,
distaunt from the paryshe churche of Bradfeld iiij myles, the
contree not to traveyle in wynter.
There ben no goods nor plate belonging to the seyd service or
stypend.
The yerely value of the seyd stypend payd in annual rent, cyj«.
viijfl?. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
39. SHURBOENE PAERYSHE.
THE DONATYVE OR CHAUNTRIE OF ST. ROKE IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Shurbome is no preist founde to serve
the cure besydes the parson and vicar, the nomber of houslyng
people is vijc and yt is a wyde paryshe.
William Skelton, incombent, Ixx yeres of age, somewhat
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chauntrie.
Goods, ijs. iiij^. Plate, nil.
The value of the coppiehold land, vijVt. Ereehold nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xviij«. iiijrf.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, vjA'. mxd. ob. And
to the Kinges Majestic of freenold yerlie, niL
2b
402 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT MARTYN IN THE SAYD PARYSHE
CHURCHE.
John Taylor, incombent, Ixvj yeres of age, hath none bther
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chatintrie.
Goods, vjfl?. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, oxvijs. Yujd, Free-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxxiiijs. ijd.
So remaneth of coppiehold by yere, iiijV^*. iijs. yjd. And to
the Kinges Majestie of freehold, nil.
ONE OBBITT IN THE SAYD PARYSHE CHURCH.
The same was founded by one, John Bameby, clerke, to have
oontynuaunce for ever, which gave lands for the meyntenance
therof, as apperith by the certificat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, vijs. The yerely
value of the coppiehold, xiijs. [In all,] xxs,
Wherof
Eesolutes, nil.
So remaynethto the Kinges Majestie of freehold by yere. vij«.
TWOO LIGHTES IN THE SEID PARYSHE.
The same were founded to have contjoiuaunce for ever, and have
land for the meyntenance therof, as apperith by the seid certificat.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, sijd. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
40. SELBYE PAEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH
THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Selby is one curat, founde by the
Kinges Majestie to serve the cure, by reason of the late dissolved
monastery there, having none assistaunce but of the chauntrie
preist. The nomber of houslyng people is ix^.
THE WEST BIDING. 403
Eobert Est, incombent, 1 yeres of age, bath good knowledge in
musicke, but none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd
ohauntrie.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the seyd ohanfay payd in annnaU rent by
the Kinges Majesties reoeyvor there, YJli. Uoppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
ONE OBBITT IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
The same was founded to have oontynuaunoe for ever and hath
certen lands for the meynteynanoe therof, as apperyth by the
oertificat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold, v«. Ooppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions yerely, vjrf.
And so remayneth olere to the Einges Majestie yerely,
iiijs. YJd.
41 AND 42. SKTPTON IN CRAYEN.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT NICHOLAS USED AS A FREE GRAMMEB
SCHOLE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The sayd parryshe of Skipton is great and wyde wherin there
is a vicar and a parysh preist onely to serve the cure. The nomber
of housling people is mccc.
Stephane EUis, incombent and scholmaster, xlij yeres of age, a
good grammaryan ^having sooUers to the nomber of oxx and hath
kept scole there theis fyve yeres past), hath, over and besydes the
proffitts of this chauntiy, one otner ohauntrie in Eyldwi^e to ihe
value of iii]7*. by yere for the better meynteynanoe of his lyving,
unto hym gyven by the right honorable Henry now tiii'erle of
Cumberland, to th'entent to kepe a schole as is aforeseyd, as by his
deade apperith, dated the xxxv yere of the late King of iamouB
memorye Henry th'eight.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiijli. xvj«. ii^cf.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wheiof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, iij«. iiij£^.
And so remaneth clere over and above the deductions by yere,
ui]/e. xii]«.
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THE SERVICE WITHIN THE CASTELL OF SKYPTON ALIAS THE
PARSONAGE OF THE SEYD CASTELL.
William Thirkyld, incombent, xlviij yeres of age, serveth the
cure hymself , having houslyng people ix score or there abouts with
the lord of Cumberlandes household servants. And besyde this
service he also hath the parsonage of Cowthorpe, of the yerely
value of iiij It, The necessitie therof is to serve the seyd erle and
his houshold in the castell aforeseyd.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, cviijs. ij^. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
THE SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE SEYD PARYSH OF SKIPTON
FOUNDED FOR CERTEN YERES.
Roger Markyndale, incombent, liiij yeres of age, hath no more
lyving but this service, which was founded by one, Thomas Garthe,
to have contynuaunce for Ixxx yeres, wherof xlix ben expyred, as
apperith by a dede indented therof dated the xj day of Februarye,
in the xv*^. yere of the rayne of King Henry the vij*^.
Goods, nil Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, as. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, iiijs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiij A*.
XYJS.
THE CHAUNTRY OF THE RODE IN THE PARYSHE OF SKIPTON.
Edward Lelham, incombent, of th'age of xxxvj yeres, hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, xKd, JPlate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiijli. xvs. viijc?. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions yerely, iijs. ijd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
iiij/*. xijs. YJd.
THE WEST RIDING. 405
ONE OBBTFT IN THE PARYSH CHURCH THERE.
The same obbitt was founded by one, Gylbert Marsheden, to
have eontynuannce for ever, which gave lands for the meynte-
nance therof , as apperyth by the certificat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iijs. ixc/.
Wherof
Resolutes and deduccions by yere, nil.
43. MYTTON PAEEYSH.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST NYCHOLAS IN THE PARYSH CHURCH
THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Mytton is no preist founde for assis-
taunee in serving the cure beside the vicar and paryshe preist.
The nomber of houslyng people is mcc, and the parysh is wyde.
Eychard Gradwell, incombent, Ij yeres of age, indifferently
learned, hath none other lyving then the seid chauntrie.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, uijli, vijs. viijV. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eicsolutes and deductions by yere, jd.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere, uijli.
yijs, vi]V.
THE CHAPPELL OF W^ADDINGTON IN THE SEYD PARISHE OF
MYTTON USED AS A PARYSHE CHURCHE.
Gyles Parker, incombent and curett, xlix yeres of age, unlemed,
is bound by composicion to mynyster sacraments and sacramentalls
in the seyd chappell to certen towneships, distaunt from the parysh
church some iiij, v, and some vj myles, being in nomber vjo. or
therabouts, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chappell.
Goods, xvjV. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land to the seyd chappell
belonging, geven by the inhabitants there with a yerely rent of
xxvjs. yiijd,, paid by the parson of Mytton aforeseyd, Ixxvs. iiijd.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
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And so remayneth clere besyde the deductions by yere, Ixxvs.
• • • • y
luja.
THE SERVICE OR CHAUNTRIE OF OUR LADY IN THE SEYD
CHAPPELL.
John Shultylworth, incombent, xlij yeres of age, unlearned,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd service.
Goods, delivered to the Kinges commissioners of Lancashere.
Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxs. viij^. The yerely
value of the coppiehold land, Ivjs. iijd. [In all,] Ixxvjs. xjd.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil. Resolutes of the coppie-
hold by yere, xiijs. xj^.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, xlijs. iiijrf. And
to the Kinges Majestic of freehold yerely, xxs. viijV.
44. BEOUGHTON EST CEAYEN.
THE SERVICE OR STYPEND OF A PREIST IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH
THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Broughton is a vicar that serveth the
cure hymself , and none other preist found there for that purpose,
the nomber of houslyng people is iiij^.
William Malhome, incombent, xl yeres of age, indifferently
lemed, hath none other certentie of lyving then the seyd chauntrie,
founded by Eoger Tempest and other parochiners there, intended
to have contynuaunce for ever, as apperyth by one composicion
therof tripartyte.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xls. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, nil.
45. CAELETON IN CEAVEN.
A LIGHT IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The same was founded by one, Lawrence Parkynson, to have
contynuaunce for ever, which dyd give certen land for the meynte-
nance therof, as apperyth by his last will and testament.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xd, Coppiehold, nil.
THE WEST RIDING. 407
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
46. KYLDEWIKE IN GRAVEN.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSH
CHURCHB THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Kyldwike is a vicar that serveth Qie
cure hymself and hath none assistaunce, the nomber of housLyng
people is Mcdiij ^^x, and the parysh is viij myles in circuite or
therabouts.
Stephane Ellys, scholemaster of the freeschole in Skipton afor-
seyd, hath the issues and proffitts of the seyd chauntne for Hie
better meyntenance of his lyving, as is aforeseyd.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, lxxiij«. iiijd^. Goppie-
hold, xxiijs. injd. [In all,] iiijA'. xvj«. viijrf.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, ixs. mjd. Besolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, viijrf.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold yerely, xxijs. viijrf. And so
remayneth clere to the Elinges Majestie yerely, lxiiij«.
47. QAEGRAVE IN GRAVEN.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE FARYSH CHURCHE
THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Gargrave is one preist founde by the
paxochiners there, as well to teadie theyre children as to assist Hie
vicar in serving tiie cure, the nomber of houslyng people is ix®.
Nycholas Cleveland, incombent, indifferently teamed^ Iv yeres
of age, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chauntrie.
Goods, iij«. ijd. Plate, ix onpes, paxoell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxxv«. Coppiehold,
iujli, iiijs. [In all,] cxix«.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions of the freehold by yere, mjd. BesoluteB
of the coppiehold by yere, xxij«.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold yerely, lzi]«. And to the
Kinges Majestic of freehold yerely, xxxiii]«. viijrf.
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A LAMPE IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
The same was founded to have contynuaunce for ever, and hath
lands for the mejntenance therof , as apperyth by the certificate of
th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xijV. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
48. LONG PEESTON EST CRA.YEN.
THE CHATJNTRY OF OUR LADY AND SAYNT ANNE IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE THERE.
In the sayd paryshe of Long Preston is a vicar, that serveth
the cure hymself , and hath none assistaunce but of the chauntry
preist, the nomber of houslyng people is viijc and the paryshe
wyde.
John Femsyde, incombent, Ix yeres of age, unlemed, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrie.
Goods, ijs. iiijrf. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land to the seyd chauntry
belonging, cxjs. viij^. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, viijs.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere, ciiij«.
viij^. over and besydes vjs., yerely distributed to pore people at the
obbitt there, and ij^. to the preacher yerely at the same obbitt, not
allowed in the rentall.
49. KYEKEBY EST MALEHOMDALE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT JOHN BAPTEST IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE THERE.
In the seyd parysh of Kyrkby, which is xxx myles in compasse
or therabout, is no preist f ounde to help the vicar to serve the cure
but the chauntry preist, the nomber of houslyng people is Mlxviij.
There is now none incombent presented but one, John
Malhome, gave certen lands to the late monastery of Dirham in
Norfolk, to th'intent to have a preist say masse there v dayes in
the weke, which preist hath ben contynually f ounde there, and his
wages paid by the late abbott of the seid monastery and f ermers of
the parsonage there sythens the dissolution of the same abbey.
THE WEST RIDING. 409
Groods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the sayd chaiintrie paid in annuall rent by
the fermers of the parsonage, as is aforeseid, iiij li, Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth elere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, iiij7/.
50. GYGGLESWIKE PAERYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
THERE.
In the parysh of G-yggleswike is one preist found to serve the
cure, besyde the vicar, the nomber of houslyng people is xijc and
the seyd parysh is wyde.
Rychard Somerskayle, incombent, Ix yeres of age, somwhat
learned, hath none other lyving then the said chauntrie.
Goods, x«. ijd Plate, x onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the seyd chauntrie paide in annuall rent,
iiij//. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
THE CHAUNTRY OF THE RODE IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCHE.
Rychard Carr, incombent, xxxij yeres of age, well learned, and
teacheth a grammer schole there, lycensed to preache, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrie.
Goods, vjs. viijd^. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, yj li. xijo?. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, vjs.
And so remayneth clere to the Eanges Majestie by yere, cxvs.
THE CHAUNTRY CALLED TEMPEST CHAUNTRIE IN THE NORTH SYDE
OF THR SEID PARYSHE CHURCHE.
Thomas Thomson, incombent, Ixx yeres of age, unlemed, hath
receyved and had one annuitie of iiij li, xiijs. iiijcl. by yere, unto
hym payd by Sir John Tempest, knight, out of the parsonage of
Kyrkby in Malehome Dale, which he hath not receyved by the
space of three yeres last past.
410 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Goods, xiiijs. iiijd. Plate, xij onces, paxcell gylte.
The yerely value of the seyd ehauntrie payd in annuall rent,
iu]h. xujs. luja.
Wherof
Resolutes and dedueeions by yere, nil.
A SOME OF MONEY GYVEN FOR THE MEYNTENANCE OF A PREIST
FOR YERKS IN THE SEID CHURCH.
John Malhome, preist, disseassed, dyd gyve and bequeth by his
last will and testament, as apperith by the eertificat of Gyggles-
wike aforeseyd, the some of xxxiij/». yjs. viijd, wherof one,
Thomas Edon, prist, hath ben founde by the space of vij yeres and
di. last past, and hath receyved every yere for his stypend after the
rate of iiij li, iijs. iiijV., amounting to the some of xxxjli, vs. And
so remayneth xls. xx^.
A SOME OF MONEY GEVEN FOR THE MEYNTENANE OF SCHOLE-
MASTER THERE.
The sayd John Malhome and one, Thomas Husteler, disseased,
dyd gyve and bequeth by theyre last will and testament, as
apperith by the seyd eertificat, the some of xxiiij It, xiijs. iiijd.
towards the meyntenance of a scholemaster there for certen yeres,
wherupon one, Thomas Iveson, preist, was procured to be schole-
master, which hath kept a scole theis three yeres last past and hath,
receyved every yere for his stypend after the rate of iiij//., which is
in the holle xij/e. And so remayneth, xij7t. xiijs. uijd.
51. BOLTON IN BOWLAND.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY AND SAYNT JOHN BAPTIST IN
THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.
John Walbanck, incombent, Ixiij yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd ehauntrie.
Goods, xijfl?. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiijli.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions, nil.
THE WEST HIDING. 411
52. GYSELEY PAEEYSH.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
William Holgill, master of the Savoye in London, is parson of
the seyd parysh of Gryseley, not resydent, which fyndeth one
preist to serve the cure there, the nomber of housling people is YJ%
and is a wyde paryshe.
Christofer Browne, ineombent, xl yeres of age, indifferently
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
ehauntrie.
Goods, xYJd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, liiijs. iiijV. ob, Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xixd, ob.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic by yere,
lijs. ixd.
53. LYNTON IN CEAVEN.
A LAMPE IN THE TARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The same was founded by th'aimcestors of Sir John Tempest,
knight, which gave an yerely rent out of theyre manner of Hebden
for the meyntenance therof, as foUoweth.
The yerely value of the seyd lampe payd in annuall rent out of
the mannor of Hebden, within the seyd paryshe, xij</.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, nil.
54. ILKLEY PAEEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAINT NICHOLAS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH
THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Hkeley is a vicar that serveth the cure
hym self with the assistaunce of the chauntry preist there, the
nomber of houslyng people is iij^lxx and the paryshe wyde.
William Mason, ineombent, xlvj yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chauntrye.
Goods, iJ6'. iiijd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, injli, Yijs,
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, nil.
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55. MAETON EST CEAYEN.
TWOO LAMPS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
The same were founded before tyme of memorie by one, John
Hawkeswell, which gave one acre of land to one, Symon Martyn,
and his heyres for the meyntenance therof , as appeiyth by the
certificat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xvjd
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
56. EJGHTiEY PAEEISH.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Kighley is one preyst found by the
parson there to serve the cure, the parson hym seK not resydent.
The nomber of houslyng people is vij^, and the paryshe wyde.
William HilKngworth, incombent, Ivj yeres of age, hath his
lyving of certen lands in feoffement to certen persons of the seyd
paryshe, to th'use of fynding of a preist to say masse and teache
children.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, Ixvs. \d. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, iijs. xj^.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestic yerely,
Ixjs, V]d,
57. THE PARISH OF BUENSALL.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE IN THE CHAPPELL OF RYLSTONE
WITHIN THE SEYD PARYSHE.
In the seyd paryshe of Bumesall be ij parsons which fynde iiij
curetts there, viz : — ij in the paryshe churche and ij in ij chappells
of ease within the seyd paryshe, called Rylstone and Connystone,
farr distaunt from the seid paryshe churche in a moryshe contree,
the nomber of houslyng people, mcc.
There ys none incombent nowe, but the same decayed, as
apperyth by the memorandum under wrjrtten.
Goods, v]V. Plate, nil.
THE WEST RIDING. 413
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiij/t. iiijrf. Goppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
Memorandum : — One, JefEerrey Proctor, bjr his last wyll, dated
the xij**i. day of June, anno regni regis Henrid viij^., xv]*®.,
wyllyd that Sir William Fayrefax, knight, and other his cofeoffes
shulbe seased of the premisses, to th^ise and entent to fynde a
preist to say masse in the seyd chappell for ever for his sowle and
all Cristien, and so was contynued untyll f oure yeres past, that one,
Jefferey Proctor, the yonger, entred into the premysses and sold
the same unto the right honorable Henry, now erle of Cumberland,
by force wherof the sayd chauntry hath not ben occupied this f oure
yeres last past, saving that Kichard Proctor, ij yeres past, pre-
tending to be patron therof , dyd nominate and put in to the sayd
service one, John Locky, preist, which now pretendith to oe
incombent there.
58. DENT IN CEAVEN.
THE SERVICE IN THE CHAPPELL OF OARSDALE IN THE SEVD
FARYSHE.
In the seyd paryshe of Dent is one preist founde to serve the
cure, besyde the vicar, the nomber of houslyng people ifD, and is a
great wyde paryshe.
William Coke, incombent, Ixiij yeres of affe, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chappeU, distant from the
parysh churche i] myles, and necessary for th'ease of the people,
being many in nomber, in a wyld and morishe contree.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the seyd chauntrie payd in annuall rent by
the lord Scrope, cs. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
CERTEN LIGHTS IN THE FARTSHE CHURCHB THERE METNTEYNSD
WITH A SOME OF MONET.
The same were founded to have contynuaunoe for ever, and
have ben hetherto meynteyned with llie seyd stocke or some of
money remayning in the hands of dyvers pore men lliere, as
apperyth by the rentall, lvj«. viijrf.
414 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
59. SEDBAEGH PAERYSHE.
A CHAUNTRY THERE CALLED LTJPTON CHAUNTRY FOUNDED FOR A
SCHOLE AND SO CONTYNUED.
In the seyd paryshe of Sedbargh is one preist founde, besyde
the vicar, to serve the cure there, the nomber of hoiisling people
xjo, and 18 a wyde paryshe.
Robert Hebblethwayte, scholemaster there, the same was
founded by doctor Lupton to pray for his sowle and to kepe a free
schole, as apperj'th by fundacion, dated the ix*^. day of Marche,
anno regni regis Henrici viii^i , xix™<^., and hath ben so used hetherto,
and is verie neoessarie for the bringing up of youth in that wyld
contree.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xjli. xjd, Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, iijs. xjd.
And so remayneth clere besyde the deductions by yere, xlu
xvijs.
A LIGHT IN THE SEYD PARYSHE WITH A SOME OF MONEY
MEYNTEYNED.
The same was founded by one, Henry Blowmer, to have con-
tynuaunce for ever, which gave the seyd some of money for the
meyntenance therof, remayning in the hands of Thomson and
Bryan, yeoman, xx«.
60. BENTHAM PARRYSH.
CERTEN LIGHTS IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE.
The same were f oimded to have contynuaunce for ever, and
have landes for the meyntenance therof, as apperith by the oertifi-
cat of th'inhabitaunts there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, ijs. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
61. WAKEi^ELD PARRYSH.
THE CHANTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE
CALLED THE LADY SERVICE.
In the seyd towne and paryshe of Wakefeld be ij preistes
found to serve the cure there, besydes the vicar, th'one in the
THE WEST KIDING. 415
paryslie churche th'otlier at Horby in the said paryshe. Also the
morrowe masse preist and the lady preist have ben accustomed to
help to serve the cure, as nede hath requyred. The nomber of
houslyng people mm and above, and the paryshe ys wide.
There is nowe none incombent. The landes were gyven by the
sometyme parochiners there to fynde a preist to mynyster the
sacramentes and sacramentals and to help the cure there.
Goods, xiijs. iiiJG?. Plate, xix onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iiij It. vjs. xid, oh. The
yerely value of the coppiehold land, Ixs. ixc?.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, vjs. m.]d, oh. Of the
coppiehold yerely, iijs. ixo?. oh.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, Ivjs. xjfl?. oh.
And to the Kinges Majestie of freehold by yere, iiij//. vijfl?.
THE CHAUNTRY OF IIIJ0» PREISTS IN THE SEYD CHURCH CALLED
SOTEHILL CHAUNTRIE.
Thomas Henryson, indifferently learned and studyous in Scrip-
ture, Thomas Tomer, well learned, John Wylson, and William
Oroxton, somewhat learned, incombentes, have none other lyvinges
then the proffittes of the said chauntrie, equally devyded.
Goods, Ivijs. yi\d, Plate, xxxv onces, whereof gylte, xxii,
parcell gylte, xiij.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxvij//. xvtj?. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Whereof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, xxxiij«. vij^.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere,
xxv//. vijs. viij^.
THE CHAUNTRY CALLED PYLKINGTON CHAUNTRY IN THE SEYD
PARYSHE CHURCHE.
William Swan, incombent, Ixj yeres of age, indyfferently
learned, hath none other lyring but the profittes of the seyd
chauntry.
Goodes, xiijs. \]d, Plate, xxiiij onces di., duble gylt.
The yerely value payd in annuall rent, y]li, Coppyehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deduccions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie by yere, vj/«.
416 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE TRINITIB CHAUNTRY IN THE PARYSH CHURCHE OF
WAKEFELD AFORESEID ALIAS GRAYSTOCK.
Oluystofer Stede, incombent, Iviij yeres of age, indifferently
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffittes of the seyd
chauntrye.
Goodes, xviijs. Plate, xj onces, j qr., parcell gylt.
The yerely value of the freehold land, evij*, iiijV. The yerely
value of the coppiehold, xlvjs.
Whereof
Resolutes viz : — of the freehold by yere, xs. Yd, oh. Of the coppie-
hold, V]V.
So remayneth of the coppiehold yerely, xlvs. vjc?. And to the
Kinges Majestic clere of frehold by yere, iiij//. xvj«. xc?. ob.
THE CHAUNTRY CALLED THURSTONE CHAUNTRY IN THE SEID
PARYSH CHURCHE.
Edward Wood, incombent, lij yeres of age, well learned, and
teacheth youth there, hath none other lyving then the proffittes of
the said chauntrie.
Goodes, xijs vjrf. Plate, xj onces iij qr., parcell gylt.
The yerely value payd in anniudl rent, iiij//. xiiJ9. iiij^K.
Copiehold, nil.
Whereof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie yerely, iiij/t.
xuj.s. nija.
THE SERVICE OF THE MORROWE MASSE PREIST IN THE SEYD
PARYSH CHURCH.
Eichard Northen, incombent, xlv yeres of age, somewhat
learned, hath none other Ijndng then tiie proffittes of the sayd
service.
Goodes, xv*\ vjV. Plate, xvj onces, dubble gylt.
The yerely value of the freehold land, Ixixs. \\d. Copiehold,
xxuijs. uija.
Whereof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, iijs. \x.d. Of the ooppie-
hold by yere, iiiJN. v^/. q.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, xix«. xrf. 06. y.
And to the Kinges Majestie of freehold yerely, lxv«. yd.
THE WEST RIDING. 417
THE CHAUNTRY OF IJ PREISTES UPON THE MYDDES OF WAKEFELD
BRIDGES WITHIN THE PARYSH OF WAKEFELD AFORESEID.
Trystane Harton, Ixiiij yeres of age, and Richard Sele, liiij
yeres of age, incombentes, both unlemed, have none other lyvinges
then the proffittes of the sayd chauntry equally devyded.
Goodes, xxijs. xd. Plate, xx onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xjli, viijs. Yjd, The
yereley value of the coppiehold, Ixxiijs. ijd.
Whereof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, iijs. xd. Of the coppie-
hold by yere, xviijV/.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, Ixxjs. viijo?.
And to the Kinge clere of the freehold yerely, xjli, iiijs. Yujd,
THE CHAUNTRY IN THE CHAPPELL OF MARY MAGDALEN IN THE
SEYD PARYSHE.
Eichard Batte, incombent, lij yeres of age, somewhat learned,
hath none other promocion or lyving then the proffites of the said
chauntry. The chappell is distant from the paryshe churche a
furlong or therabout.
Goods, iiij.s. iijd, Plate, ix onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxxixs. vjd. oh. The
yerely value of the coppiehold, xxvs. x]d.
Whereof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, viijs. \]d, oh, q, Reso-
lutes of the coppiehold by yere, ixd.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, xxvs. \]d. And
to the Kinges Majestic clere of freehold by yere, xxxs. x]d, oh, q.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE IN SAYNT JOHNS CHAPPELL WITHIN
THE PARYSHE OF WAKEFELD AFORESEID.
George Leigh, incombent, 1 yeres of age, somwhat learned,
hath none other certentye of lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chauntry or service. The sayd chappell is at the townes end.
Goodes, vij-s'. viijc?. Plate, xvj onces, parcell gylte.
The yereley value of the coppiehold land, xxxixs. \\d, oh.
Freehold, nil.
Whereof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, iiijs. \]d, oh.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, xxxvs. And to the
Kinges Majestic of freehold, nil.
3c
418 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTRY OF THE CHAPPELL OF SAYNT SWYTHIN IN THE
SAID PARYSHE OF WAKEFELD.
Thomas Westerman, incombent, Ixvj yeres of age, somewhat
learned, hath none other lyving then the revenue and proffitts of
the seyd chauntrie. The ohappell is distant from the paryehe
churche of Wakef eld af oreseid, one myle.
Goodes, xjs, xd. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of one annuall rent paid by the Kinges
Majesties receyvour there (xls.) with oerten freehold land, xlvj«.
Coppiehold by yere, xliiijs. iiijo?.
Whereof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, nil. Resolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, xyijd.
So remayneth elere of coppiehold by yere, xliJ5. xjd. And to
the Eanges Majestic clere of freehold and annuitie yerely, xlvj«.
62. HUDDERSFELD PAEYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPPELL OF HUDDERSFELD
IN THE PARYSHE OF HUDDERSFELD AFORESEID (sic).
Eichard Broke, incombent, xlij yeres, of age, hath none other
certentie of lyving but the proffitts of the sayd chaimtry. The
sayd chappell is dystaunt from the paryshe churche [blank].
Goods, xiiijs. Plate, xij onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land. Is. iiijd. ob. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, iiijs. iijd, ob.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie yerely,
xlvJ5. jd,
ONE OBBITT IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCHE.
The same was founded by Thomas Rogers, sometyme vicar
there, to have contynuaimce for ever, which gave one yearly rent
of vijs. by yere, for the mayntenance therof.
A LAMPE OR LIGHT IN THE SEYD CHURCHE.
The same was founded by George Key, to have contynnuanoe
for XX yeres, wherof xij be expyred, which gave one yerely rent of
viijs. to the mayntennance therof.
THE WEST RIDING. 419
63. NORMANTON PARRISHE.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCH THERE FOUNDED BY JOHN LAKE.
In the seyd paryshe of Normanton is one preist found to serve
the cure, besides the vicar, the nomber of houslyng people is iiijc.
Richard Snytall, incombent, xlv yeres of age, unlemed, hath
none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chauntry.
Goods, vjs. YJd. Plate, viij onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, viijVt. xiiijs. viij a?.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth clere to the Kinges Majestie yerelie, viijVi.
xiiiJ6*. viij a?.
Wherof
Distrybuted yerely to poor people, viz : — at an obbitt there,
xiijd., and every Sunday, iijd. In all, xiiijs. jd.
THB CHAUNTRY OR STIPEND OF OUR LADY SERVICE IN THE SEYD
CHURCHE.
Rychard Johnson, incombent, 1 yeres of age, indifferently
learned, which teacheth the youthe there as well in gramer as in
wrytting.
The lands and possessions to the sayd chauntry belonging were
gyven by the sometyme inhabitants of the seyd paryshe, for
th'entent and purpose above seyd, which ar th'only lyving of the
seyd incombent.
Goods, nil, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxxiiijs. xd, Coppie-
hold, Ijs. xd. [In all,] iiij li, vjs. viijr/.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, nil. Coppiehold. ijs, yjd.
So remaneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, xlixs. iiijd. And
over and besydes the deductions of frehold yerely, xxxiiijs. xd.
ONE OBBITI' IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCH.
The same was founded by one, Robert Alman, late vicar there,
to have contynuaunce for ever, which gave landes to the meynten-
nance therof , as apperyth by the certificat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the freehold land, vj«. viijfl?. Coppiehold,
nil.
420 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, viz : — ^to the poore, iijs. iiijV.,
and to others vjc?. In all, iijs. xc?.
And so remayneth clere by yere, ijs, xd.
64. SANDALL MAGNA.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE THERE.
In the seyd parysh of great Sandall is no preist founde for
assistaunce in serving the cure, besyde the vicar, heretofore accus-
tomed to have help of the Lady preist, as nede hath requyred, the
nomber of houslyng people vjc and odde.
Robert Brodlay, incombent, xxxviij yeres of age, of lyttill
leamyng, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seid
chauntrie or service.
Goods, iiijs. Yd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the frehold land, viijs. ob, Coppiehold by
yere, xxxviijs. vijo?. [In all,] xlvJ5. ixd, ob,
Wherof
Eesolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, ijs., of the coppiehold
yerely, viijs. vjfl?.
So remaneth clere of coppiehold yerely, xxxs. iij^. And to
the Eanges Majestic clere of the frehold by yere, vjs. ob.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE SEYD CHURCHE OF THE
FUNDATION OF HENRY SAVILL.
John Broklesbanck, incombent, Ix yeres of age, very sickelewe,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the chauntry.
Goods, xjs. YJd, Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, YJli, xvjs. jd. Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxijs. Yd, And so remayneth
clere to the Kinges Majestic yerely, cxiijs. Yiijd.
THE CHAUNTRY OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE CASTELL OF SANDALL
AFORESEID WITHIN THE SEYD PARYSHE OF SANDALL.
EafEe Burded, incombent, xlj yeares of age, a man of lyttill
leamyng, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chauntry.
THE WEST RIDING. 421
Goods, ijs. xd, Plate, vj onces j qr., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the freehold land, YJ it, xs. mjd, Coppie-
hold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth olere to the Eonges Majestic yerely, vjft*.
xs. iijd.
65. DEWSBUEY PAERYSH.
THE CHAUNTRY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE THERE.
In the seyd parysh of Dewsbury the vicar fyndeth one preist to
serve the cure, besyde h.ym. self, the nomber of houslyng people is
viijc, and the parysh ys wyde.
John Colte, incombent, Ix yeres of age, indifferently learned,
hath a pension of YJ it, by yere, over and besydes the proffitts of the
seyd chauntry.
Goods, vijs. viijfl?. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, vi]7/. xvijs. ijd. ob.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, xxxvs. iiijc?. ob. And to
the Kinges Majestie clere of freehold by yere vj/i. xxij^.
66, 67 AND 68. HALLYFAXE PAERYSH.
THE RODE SERVICE OR PERPKTUALL STYPEND OF A PREYST
IN THE PARISH CHURCH THERE.
In the seyd paryshe of Hallyfax the vicar doth fynde iij
preistes to serve the cure, besyde hym self, viz : — one in the
parishe church there, an other at the chappell of Eland, and the
thurd at the chappell of Heptonstall, both chappels of ease within
the seyd paryshe. The nomber of houslyng people ifl viij^^vo, and
is a great wyde paryshe.
John Waterhouse, incombent, xlvij yeres of age, hath nothing
els to lyve upon but the proffitts of the seyd chauntry.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, v«. Coppiehold by yere,
Ixxvijs. [In all,] injli, ijs.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, iiij«. Eesolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, iiijs.
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So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, Ixxiijs. And to
the Kinges Majestie clere of freehold yerely, xijd.
THE CHAUNTRY CALLED BRIGG CHATJNTRY IN THE SEID PARYSHB
CHURCHE OF HALLYFAXE.
Edward Hoppay, incombent, of the age of 1 yeres, hath none
other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chaiintry.
Goods, iijs. Plate, xj onces iij qrs., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the seyd chauntry payd in annuall rent by
one, Eychard Brigg, of "Warley, and his heyres, as apperyth by
the rentall, out of certen coppiehold lands, iiijli. xiijs. injd. Free-
hold, nil.
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
And so remayneth to the Kinges Majestie of freehold yerely,
nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE CALLED WILBY CHATJNTRY IN THE SEID PARYSHE
CHURCHE.
Eychard Northend, incombent, xxxij yeres of age, hath none
other lyving then the pro£Eytts of the seyd chauntry.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold payd in annual rent out of
the lands of John Wilby, iiij li. Coppiehold,* nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
THE CHATJNTRY CALLED HUNTER CHAUNTRYE IN THE SEYD
PARYSH CHURCHE.
John Alterton, incombent, xxx yeres of age, well learned, hath
none other lyvinff then the proffitts of the seyd chauntrye.
Goods, ml. JPlate, nil.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, iii]7e. xijs. viij^.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xxd.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, iiijli. xjs.
And to the Kinges Majestie of freehold yerely, nil.
THE WEST RIDING. 423
GREENWOOD CHAUNTRY IN THE CHAPPELL OF HEPTONSTALL USED
AS A PARYSHE CHURCH WITHIN THE PARYSHE OF HALLYFAXE
AFORESEYD.
Robert Bentley, incombent, xxxiij yeres of age, indifferently
learned, hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the seyd
chauntry. And the chappell ys distaiint from the paryshe churche
of Hallif ax af oreseyd iiij or v. myles, in a morishe contrye, having
the mynystracion of sacrament and sacramentalls there, and
housling people to the nomber of xvjc. There is also a parrish
preist to serve the cure.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, xxj«. xjd, ob, Coppie-
hold by yere, iiij/e. xvs. ]d. [In all,] cxvijs. ob.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, xxiijc?. ob, Eesolutes of
the coppiehold by yere, xvs. ]d.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, iii]7/.
And to tne Kinges Majestic clere of freehold by yere, xxs.
THE CHAUNTRY OR SERVICE OF OUR LADY IN THE SEYD
CHAPPELL.
Rychard Mychell, incombent, of the age of xxxvij yeres of age,
hath none other lyving then the proffitts of the sayd chaimtrye.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, m]li, xs. xjd. Coppie-
hold by yere, xYJd, ob. [In all,] iii]7/. xijs. iijd. ob.
Wherof
Resolutes, viz : — of the freehold by yere, x«. xjd. Eesolutes of the
coppiehold by yere, ob.
So remayneth clere of the coppiehold yerely, xvjd. And to
the Eanges Majestie clere of freehold yerely, iiij li.
A STYPEND PAYD OUT OF A MESE WITH TH' APPURTENANCES
TOWARDES THE FYNDING OF A PREIST FOR EVER IN HEPTONSTALL
AFORSAID.
The same was gyven to one, Richard Naylor, and other feoffees,
to th'use of William Aspeden, preist, now incombent, during his
lyf e and after his death to th'use of the foreseyd paryshe, to tynde
a preist for ever or otherwise at theyre pleasure, as apperyth by a
dede dated in the xx*^ yere of the raigne of the late king of
famous memory Henry th'eight.
424 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yerely value of the seyd mese with th'appurtenance, as
apperyth by the rents, freehold land, xxiijs. iiijd, Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, ijd.
And so remayneth clere to the Eonges Majestie by yere,
xxiijs. ijd.
A LIGHT IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF GARFORD.
The same was founded to have eontynuaunce for ever and hath
landes for the meyntenance therof .
The yerely value of the freehold land, idjd. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
CERTEN OBBITTS AND LYGHTKS IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCHE
OF HALLYFAXE.
The same were founded by one, John Megeley, of Hallyf axe
aforeseyd, to have eontynuaunce for ever which surrendred certen
of his coppiehold land to the meyntenance therof, as apperyth by
the certyficat of th'inhabitants there.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, v«. iiijd. Freehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, iijd.
So remayneth clere of coppiehold by yere, vs. jd. And to the
Eonges Majestie of freehold, nil.
69. KTRKBUETON PAHEYSH.
THE STIPEND OR SERVICE OF A PREIST IN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE THERE.
In the sayd parysh of Kyrkeburton is one paryshe preist found
to serve the cure, besydes the vicar, the nomber of housling people
mIx, and the paryshe is wyde.
Chrystofer Carter, incombent, Ix yeres of age, indifferently
learned, hath none other certentye of lyving then the proffitts of
the seyd stypend, the rest of the devocion of the parochiners there.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold, vjs. The yerely value of the
coppiehold land, iijs. iiijfl?. [In all,] ixs. iiijc?.
THE WEST RIDING. 425
Wlierof
Eesolutes by yere, nil.
And so remayneth to the Kinges Majestie clere of the free-
hold yerely, vjs.
THE SERVICE OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE SEYD PARYSHE
CHURCHE.
Rowland Gybson, incombent, 1 yeres of age, somewhat learned,
hath none other certentye of lyving but the seyd stypend, which ys
of no fnndacion but of the parochiners devocion at theyre pleasure.
Goods, YS. Plate, ix onces, parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the coppiehold land, xiiijs. Freehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, iiijs.
So remajneth clere of the coppiehold by yere, xs. And to the
Kinges Majestie of freehold, nil.
A LAMPE IN THE SEYD PARYSHE CHURCH.
The same was founded to have contynuaimce for ever, and hath
lands for the meyntenance therof , as apperyth.
The yerely value of the freehold land, ijs. Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
70. BROTHERTON PARYSHE.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF OUR LADY IN THE CHAPPELL AT FERRYBRIGG
AND WITHIN THE SEYD PARYSHE.
Robert Deye, incombent, xl yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the proffitts of the seyd chaimtrye. The chappell is
distaunt from the paryshe church di. myle.
Goods, xlijs. Plate, vij onces di., parcell gylte.
The yerely value of the frehold land, \jli. xiiijs. yd, ob,
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions by yere, viij^. And so remayneth clere
to the Kinges Majestie yerely, YJli. xiij«. ixd. ob.
426 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
71. BAWTEY PAEEYSH.
THE CHAUNTRY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH THERE CALLED THE
TRYNYTIE GUYLDE.
Averey Byngham, incombent, xl yeres of age, hath none other
lyving then the sayd chauntry.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, iii]7/. viij«. viij^.
Coppiehold, nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, xiiijs. yd. And so remayneth
clere to the Kinges Majestie yerely, Ixxiiijs. iijV.
72. CONYSBOEOUGH PAEEYSHE.
THE FRE CHAPPELL OF SAYNT MARGARET OTHERWYSE CALLED
THE HERMYTAGE THERE.
John Bourne, a seculer man, deane or incombent there, of
th'age of xl yeres, hath and holdeth the same during his lyfe, of
the gyfte of the late king of famous memorye Henry th'eight by
his graces letters patents dated at Westminster, the xxv*^. of June,
in the xxxij yere of his raigne.
Goods, nil. Plate, nil.
The yerely value of the freehold land, lxx5. vij^. Coppiehold,
nil.
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions by yere, nil.
The sayde free chappell was presented to the surveyor at
London the xx^^^ day of June, anno supradicto, by the seyd John
Bourne, incombent therof , which before was not certyfied to the
commissioners in theyre circute for that th'inhabitaunts of Connys-
borough aforeseyd knew not what estate or condition the seyd
Borne had in the same.
SOMME TOTALL OF THE PEEMISSES.
Freehold landes by yere, Dclxxvij/e. viijs. bid, ob, q,
Wherof
Eesolutes and deductions, with lxiiiJ5. \\]d. therof yerely distri-
buted to poore people, xxxix/^. xxjc?. oh.
And so remayneth clere by yere, Doxxxviij/*. vijs. g., with
xv]7/. xixs. iiijc?. of free chappells used as paryshe churches, and
y]li, vij«. xc?. of chauntries founded for free scholes.
THE WEST RIDING. 427
Coppyehold lands by yere, cxxxvij/e. xvjs. vij^. oh, q,
Wherof
Resolutes and deductions yerely, xxvi]7i. xiij.5. ]d, oh, q.
And so remayneth clere by yere, cx/^. iijs. \jd.
Plate, gylte, Diiij ^^xiiij ounces.
Plate, parcell gylte, Mxj ounces di. quarter.
Plate, whyte, xxiiij ounces iij quarters.
Goods and ornaments, Ixv/i. xviijc/.
Sommes of money for the meyntenance of preists and lampes
for certen yeres, cxviijs. iiijc?.
Sommes of money for the meyntenance of certen of the seyd
Bcholes for yeres, xij li. xiijs. iiijV.
Examinatur per Henricum SaviU
Supervisorem
Kobert Ebor'
Robert Chaloner
Thomas Gargrave
THE CITYE OF YORKE.^
1. THE METBOPOLITAN CHXTRCHE OF T0BB:K
THE CHAPPELL OF OCB LADTE AND THE HOLT AUXOELLBS CALLSD
SEPrLCRES CHAPELL NOW ADJOTNIXG TO THE METROPOLITAN
CHCBCH OF TOEKB.
Thomas Magnus, master or sacriste of the sajde diapdl, of the
aige of iiii^^vj Teres, and hathe in liTjng Terelr br the sayde
chapell^ xliij// t4.^ and in liTing over and b^des the said
chapel the some of nlxxij//. Tiij«. ix</. In alL dcxt/i. xii]«. ixd.
Also there is belonging to the sayde ehapell xij prebendarieSy two
preistes oondnete^ and two clarkes^ whoose namea, ^%^ qnalitieB,
and livinges hereafter doth ensae, viz : — Cuthberte ooo^e, docter
of diyinitie, of the aige of xyxt jeres, well lemed, of honest oon-
yersacion and qualities^ having one prebende within the sayde
ehapell for his porcion there, of the Terelv value of xj/i. iiij«. vij</.,
in other 1 vvinges viz : — one benefice of Etton, of the verely vsJue
of xx/i. X9. ijV. ob.^ in all, xxxj/i. xiiij«. ixf/. ob.; William Bayt,
bacheler of divinitie, of the age of xxxv yeresy well lemed, of
honest conversacion and qualities, having in lyving of the sayde
ehapell for his porcion one prebende of the verely value of tjN.
iiij«. vij(/., other lyvinges he hathe none ; WiUiam Burdon, of tihe
aige of Ixiiij yeres, of honest conversacion and qualities^ having for
his porcion in the sayde ehapell one prebende of the yerdy vahie
of xj//. iiij;^. vij</., and in other lyvinges besides the sayde prebende,
xxuij/i. xuj«. mja., in all, uij^^v/i. xvij*. uija. (me) ; WiUiam
Fenteman, of the aige of liiij yeres, indifferently well lemed, of
honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely one prebende in
the sayde ehapell for his porcion, of the yerely value of ix/i. xj«.
iij(/., other lyvinges he hath none ; John Galdyng, of the aige of
lij yeres, indifferently wellemed, of honest conversacion and
qualities, having for his porcion one prebende in the sayde ehapell
to the yerely value of ix/i. xj«. iijV., and in other lyving es to the
yerely value of Ixviij/i. xj«. iijd.; in all, Ixxixli. xv«. xc/.; William
(1) Aug. Off. Chimtry Gertifiiale, No. S3.
THE CITY OF YORK. 429
Hughton, of the aige of 1 yeres, of honest conversacion and
qualities, well lemed, having one prebend in the sayde chapell for
his porcion of the yerely value of ixli, xj.s. iij^., and in other
lyvinges to the yerely value of xvjli. uijd,, in alL xxvli, xjs. iij^.;
Humfrey Ogle, of the aige of iiij^^ yeres, indifferently lemed, of
honeste conversacion and qualities, having for his portion in the
sayde chapell one prebende of the yerely value of ixli, xjs. iijd,,
other lyvinges he hath none ; Uldred Johnson, of the aige of
xlviij yeres, meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities,
having in the sayde chapell for his porcion one prebende of the
yerely value of ixli. xjs, iijd., and one chauntrye within the metro-
politane churche of Yorke of the yerely value of ixli. viij.s. Yd,, in
all, xviij/?'. xixs. viij^.; John Colteman, of the aige of Iviij yeres,
indifferently lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having
one prebende for his porcion of the sayde chapell, of the yerely
value of viij/?. xjs. iijd,, and in other lyvinges the yerely value of
xliij//., in all, Ij li. xjs. iijd.; Christofer Asheton, of the age of liiij
yeres, indifferently lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities,
having for his porcion of the sayde chapell one prebende of the
yerely value of yiij li, xjs, iijd,, and in other lyvinges the yerely
value of xviij//., in all, xxvj//. xjs, iijd,; Robert Gybbon, of the
aige of Ivj yeres, indifferently lemed, of honest conversacion and
qualities, having for his porcion of the sayde chapell one prebende
of the yerely value of viij//. xjs, iijd., and one chauntrye in the
metropolitane churche of Yorke of the yerely value of YJli, xiijs.
iiijf/., and also one pension of liijs. iiij^/., payde out of the vicarage
of Collingham in Lincolnshyer, iu all, xvijli. xvijs, xjd.; John
Canffelde, of the aige of Ixiiij yeres, not lemed, of honest conver-
sacion and qualities, having for his porcion of the said chapell one
prebende of the yerely value of viij//. xjs, iijd,, and one chauntrye
in the metropolitane churche of Yorke of the yerely value of vj//.
xiijs. iiij<:/., in all, xv//. iiijs. vijr/.; John Walker, of the age of xlvj
yeres, meanlye lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having
one yerely pension or stypende payde out of the sayde chapell, of
the yerely value of Ixvjs. yiijd,, and also one chauntrye in Seynte
Sayvours in Yorke of the yerely value of cvjs. yiijd,, in all, viij//.
xiijs. iiij^/.; William Earkebye, of the age of lij yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having one yerely pen-
sion payde by the sayde chapell of the yerely value of Ixvjs. yiijd.,
and also one chauntrye in Seynte Sayvours, Yorke, of the yerely
value of vj//. xijd,, in all, ixli, vij.<?. viijr/.; John Howseman, of the
age of xxiij yeres, of honest conversacion and qualities, having in
lyving of the sayde chapell, xiijs. iiijrf., and besides the same, of
the churche of Yorke the yerely value, xlvjs., in all, lixs. iiijfl^.;
Robert Cleveland, of the age of xxj yeres, of honest conversacion
and qualities, having in lyving of the sayde chapell of the some of
430 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
xiijs. iiijfl?., and of the cathedrall churclie of Torke, xlv]«., in all,
lix«. iiijfl?. The same chapell is annexed to the cathedrall churche
of Torke, and oppening into the same churche one the northe syde.
The necessitie thereof is to do divine service in the sayde chapell
and in the hye quere of the sayde metropolitane churche of Torke.
There is no landes, tenementes soldo ne alienated sithe the xxiij
day of November, anno regni regis nuper Henrici octavi xxxvij™®.
The yerely value of the sayde chapell, ciiij^^xiiij//. iij«. ijd.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xLlu
Ajad so remaneth clere, cliiij/e. iij«. ijd,
Goodes, . Plate, c. ounces, parcell gilte.
MONEY GYVEN TO THE POORE PEOPLK.
Memorandum : — That there is gyven to the poore people yerely
out of the hole revenewe as hereafter folowyth, viz : — ^to the poore
people in Sutton and Lounde, liijs. iiijV.; to Everton xl«.; to the
paryshe of Hayton, xls.; to the paryshe of Clareburgh, Ixvjs. viije/.;
to the paryshe of Retfurd, xxvjs. viijn?.; to the paryshe of Thor-
pearche, xxvJ6'. viijd; to the paryshe of Collingham, xxvj«. viije/.;
to the paryshe of Bardeseye, xls.; to the paryshe of Otley, yH, vj«.
viijt/.; the paryshe of Calverley, iiij IL ; to the paryshe of Hooton
Pannell, xxvjs. yiijd. In all, xxvj/e. xiij*. iiijtf.
THE COLLEGE OF SEYNTE WILLIAM IN THE CLOSE OF YORKB.
John Comey, provoste of the same, of the aige of Ixj yeres,
indyfEerently lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having
for his porcion of the sayde college, xl*., and one chauntrye within
the cathedrall churche of Torke of the yerely value of viij/t.; also
there dothe belonge to the sayde college, with the sayde provoste,
xxiij chauntrye preistes, whose names, aiges, with qualities and
lerning hereafter ensueth, particularly the sayde prestos nere
adjoyning to the sayde metropolitayne churche of Torke. The
necessitie therof is for the doyng of the divine service in the
quere of the sayde churche of Torke and also to saye masse in the
sayde churche at several altars, as they are bound by theyr severall
foimdacions. There is no landes, ten. soldo sithe the xxiij day of
November, anno regni regis H. viij^., xxxvij^io.
The yerely value of the sayde college as shall appere by the
particlers of the same, xxv/i. viJ5. viijtf.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, lj«. vijrf. ob.
And so remaneth clere, xxij//. xvjs. ob.
Goodes, . . . Plate, . . .
THE CITY OF YORK. 431
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF SEYNT AGATHE, LUCIE, AND
SCOLASTICE IN THE SAYDE CHUKCHE OF YORKE.
John Corney, incumbent there, of the aige of Ixj years, indif-
f erentlie learned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having in
living over and besides the sayde chauntrye, of the coUege of Saint
William, xls., as before is mentioned. The same chaunterie is
within the said metropolitan churche of Yorke. The necessitie
thereof is to do dyvine service in the sayde churche, and to be in
the hye quere at masse, matteynes, and evensong, and there to do
such thinges as he shall be commaunded to do. There is no landes
nor ten. solde ne alienated sithe the xxiij day of November, anno
regni regis nuper H. viij^i., xxxvij^^o.
Firste, one annuall pension or stipende payde to the sayde
incumbente by the handes of the chamberleyn of the cathedrall
churche of Yorke, yiij li.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xvjs.
And so remaneth clere, Yij li. iiijs.
Goods, . . . Plate, xij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF SEYNTE SAYVOR AND SEYNTE
ANNE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE.
Etheldred Johnson, incumbent, of the aige of xlviij yeres,
meanly lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely
besides his sayde chauntrye one prebende in Sepulcres chapell of
the yerely value of iiij li. vjs. viij5., other lyvinges he hathe none.
The same is within the sayde churche. The necessitie thereof is to
do divine service in the sayde churche, as is af orseyd. There is no
landes, ten. solde sithe xxiij day of November anno regni regis
nuper H. viij ^\, xxxvij^^o.
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xli. ixs. iiijd.
Inde
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xvijs. xjd. ob. q.
And so remaneth clere, ixli. xjs. iiijtf. q.
Goodes, .... Plate, ix ounces di., parcell gilte.
THE TWO CHAUNTRYES AT THE ALTER OF SEYNT SAYVOR IN THE
LITELL ROODE LOFTE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE.
William Stevenson, incumbent, of the aige of Ixvii] yeres, well
lerned, of honest conversacion, having no other promoeions but
432 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTKIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
onelye the verie pro£Eettes of his sayde chauntrye. Also Nicholas
Benne, incumbent there, of the aige of Ixj yeres, well lemed, of
honest conversacion and quaHties, having no other promocians but
onelye his sayde chauntrye. The same is within the sayde
churche. The necessitie thereof as is afforseyd. There is no
landes, ten. solde sithe the xxvij day of November anno regni regis
nuper H. viij^i., xxxvij™®.
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xvj//. x«. YJd,
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xxxj«. YJd. ob.
And so remaneth clere, xiiij//. xix«. ob.
Goodes, .... Plate, xij ounces, parcell gilte.
Memorandum : — That there is certen smale eshes growyng
upon the premisses to the nomber of xx or theyre aboutes, for the
reperalyng of the tenementes, when nede shall require.
V THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE WILFRIDE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE
OF YORKE.
Thomas Webster, incombente, of the aige of xxxviij yeres, well
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely, besides
his sayde chaimtrye, one vicarage of the yerely value of YJlu xv«.
xjd., also one hospitall of the yerely value of iiij/i. xiij«. iiijc?., and
one annuall pension payde by the Kynges Majesties receyvour! 08.
In aU, XV jH. ix«. iijV. The same chauntrye is within the sayde
churche and [the necessity is] to do dyvine service there in the hye
quere. There is no landes, ten. solde sithe the xxiij day of
November anno regni regis nuper H. viijvi., xxxvij^io.
Firste, one annuall pension payde to the sayde incumbent out
of the landes belonging to the vicares chorall at the feastes of
Pentecost and Seynte Marten in Wynter equally, vi7«. xiijs. iii]V.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xiijs. iiijV.
And so remaneth clere, vj//.
Goodes, .... Plate, viij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE TWO CHAUNTRYES AT THE ALTER OF Th'iNNOCENTES IN THE
SAYDE CHURCHE OF YORKE.
llobort Eendeslay and Adam Eichardson, inoumbentes, the
sayde Itobert of the aige of Ix yeres, the other of the aige
THE CITY OP YORK. 483
of xlj yeres, indifPerentlj lemed, of honest conversaoion and
qualities. The same is within the metropolitane ohurohe of
Yorke. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine servioe in
the sayde churche and to be assistaunte in the hve quere at all
dyvine services, and to do suohe thinges as they shalbe commaunded
to do by the rector of the quere. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne
alienated sithe [the same date]. '
Firste, one annuall pension payde to the sayde incumbentesout
of the parsonage of Stinyngflete by the master of the hospitall of
Our Ladye in Bowthome in the suburbes of the city of Torke, xft*.,
with XXV] s. Yiijd, payde by the master of the workes of the metro-
politane churche of Yorke, yeven by Kohard Bameby. In aU,
xjli. vJ5. viijrf.
Whereof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xxija. ijd.
And so remaneth clere, xlt, iiija. vjrf.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate perteningto the same. Qoodes^
nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAITNTRYE OF SEYNTE THOMAS IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE.
Richard Frere, incumbent, of the age of xl yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities. The same chauntrye
is with in the metropolitayne churche of Yorke. The necessitie
thereof is to saye masse at the sayde alter and to be resiaunt in Ihe
quere at all divine service, bothe masse, mattinges, and evensong.
There is no landes, ten. soldo sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xli iijg.
Whereof
In reprisis yerely going out of the same, iijs. vjef.
And so remaneth clere, xl«. yjd.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Qoodes,
.... Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF THE CROSSE, SEYNTE ANNB,
AND SEYNTE ANTHONYE IN THE SAYDE CHUBCHB.
Eoger Newarke, incumbent there, of the ai^ of zlvj yerei,
indifferently lemed, of honest conversaoion and qualities. The
same chauntrye is within the sayde -churche of Yorke. The neces-
sitie thereof to do dyvine servioe in the h^e quere of the sayde
metropolitayne churche of Yorke. There is no landes, ten. solde
ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde ehauntrfre, jjK. xiij». iiijrf.
4d
434 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Whereof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xiijs. iiijd.
And so remaneth clere, YJli,
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Qoodes,
Plate, nil.
• a * .
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF SEYNTE MICHELL Th'aRCAUXGELL
IN THE SAYD CHURCH.
"William Eobynson, incumbent of the same, of the aige of Ixx
yeres, very well lemed, of honest oonversaeion and qualities. The
same chauntrye is within the metropolytayne churche of Torke.
The necessitie therof is to do dyvine service in the hie quere of the
sayde churche. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienated sithe
[the same date]. Also the sayde incumbent hathe one vicarege of
the yerely value of xli., with two prebendaries, the one of the
yerely value of Ixiijs. iiijd, the other of the yerely value of liij«.
iiijfl?. In all, xvli. xvijs. viij<i.
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, xviij/?*. xiijs. mjd.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xxxvijs. mjd.
And so remaneth clere, xvjli. xvjs.
Goodes, omamentes. and plate pertening to the same. Qoodes,
.... Plate, XV oimces, gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT Th'aLTER OF SEYNTE NICHOLAS IN THE
SAYDE CHURCHE.
John Shyrwyn, incumbent, of the aige of xl yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having besides his
sayde chaimtrye one annuall pension payde by me aforsayde
William Eobinson of the some of iiij li. The same chaimtrye is
within the sayde churche. The necessitie therof is to maynteyne
praer afforsed. There is no landes, ten. soldo sythe [the same
date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaimtrye, Ixxiijs. iiijo?.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viijo?.
And so remaneth clere, Ixvjs. yiijd,
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. G-oodes,
nil. Plate, nil.
THE CITY OF YORK. 435
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THK ALTER OF ALL SEYNTES IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHR OF YORKE.
Robert Grybbon and Greorge Hauxley, incumbentes of the same,
the sayde Robert of the aige of Ivj yeres, the other of the aige of
xxxvj yeres, meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and quafities,
having no other promocions but onely the very pro£Eettes of the
sayde chaimtrye. The same chauntrye is with in the churche of
Yorke. The necessitie therof is to do dyvine service. There is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xiij/t. yjs. viijfl?.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xxvjs. Yujd.
And so remaneth clere, xij//.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Goodes,
.... Plate, XV ounces di. gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF MARYE MAGDALEN IN THE
SAYDE CHURCHE.
William Hayton, incumbent there, of the aige of xliij yeres,
meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having a
stipende of iiij li. payde by the handes of the foresayde "William
Robinson, besides the aforsayde chauntrye. The same is within
the churche of Yorke. The necessitie therof is to do dyvine ser-
vice as affore is mentioned. There is no landes, ten. solde ne
alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the same chaiuitrye, Ixjs.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs.
And so remaneth clere, Ivs.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Goodes,
.... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT JOHN EVANGELIST IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
John Cancefeld, incumbent, of the aige of Ixvj yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest conversacione and qualities, having in lyving
over and besides his chauntrye, one prebende of the yerely value of
yiij li. payde by the masters of Sepulores. The same chauntrye is
with in the sayde churche. The necessitie therof is to do dyvine
service in the sayde churche. There is no landes, ten. solde sithe
[the same date].
•436 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, YJ li. xiij«. iiijcl.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xiijs. injd.
And so remaneth clere, YJ li.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Q-oodes,
Plate, xij ounces, gilte.
• • •
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT WILLIAM WITHIN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE OF YORKE.
Alexander Adam, incumbent, of the aige of Ix yeres, indif-
ferently lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no
other promocions but the revenewe of his sayde chauntrye. The
same chauntrye is within the sayde churche. The necessitie therof
is to mayntene praer afforsed. Ther is no landes, ten. solde ne
alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, Yij li. vij«. YJd.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xs. ixof. ob. q.
And so remaneth clere, YJ li. xvjs. viij<i. q.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Goodes,
.... Plate, X ounces, iij qr., gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE CUTHEBERTE IN THE SAYPE
CHURCHE OF YORKE.
William Gamett, incumbent, of the aige of xlvij yeres, meanly
lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having over and besides
his chauntrye, one personage of the yerely value of Ixxviijs. ixc?.
The same chauntrye is with in the sayde churche. The necessitie
thereof is to do divine service in the hye quere of the sajde
churche. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithen [the
same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xij li.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xxiiijs.
And so remaineth clere, xli xvjs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods,
.... Plate, XV ounces di., gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF SEYNTE LAWRENCE IN THE
SAYDE CHURCH F.
Thomas Grayson, incumbent, of the aige of xxxiiij yeres,
meanly lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having one
THE CITY OF YORK. 437
annuall pencion of iiij/e., paid out of the courte of the Augmenta-
cion. The same ehauntrye is with in the sayde churehe. The
necessitie thereof is to mayntene prayer aforesed. There is no
landes, ten. solde sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde ehauntrye, lxJ5. iiijV.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vs. YJd.
And so remaineth clere, Iv.s. x^.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, . .
. . Plate, nil.
THE CH4UNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF SEYNTE ANDREWE IN THE
SAYDE CHURCHE.
Cristofer Bentley, incumbent, of the aige of 1 yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having for the singing
of Our Ladye masse in the sayde churehe to the yerely value of
ixli. xiijs. The same is with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie
thereof is to mayntene prayer afforseyde. There is no landes, ten.
solde ne alienated sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde ehauntrye, iiij/e. xiiijs. iiij^.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. iiijcl. ob.
And so remaineth clere, iiij/^. vijs. xjd, ob.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF OUR LADYE BEHINDE THE HYGH ALTER IN
THE SAYDE CHURCHE.
Thomas Wilson, inciunbent, of the aige of xxxvj yeres, well
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having promooions
besides his sayde ehauntrye to the yerely value of xx]7*. xviijs.
The same ehauntrye is with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie
therof is to do dyvine service in the hye quere of the sayde churehe.
There is no landes, ten. solde sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the same ehauntrye, cs.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xs.
And so remaineth, iiij li. xs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilte.
438 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE COLLEGE OF THE VICARES CHORALL OTHERWYSE CALLED THE
BEDERNE NYGHE THE CHURCHE OF YORK.
Denis Heckylton, subchaunter there, of the aige of Ivj yeres,
indyfferently lemed, of honest conversacion and quaKties, having
promocions to the yerely value of xiij//. ix^., as hereafter shaU
appere. Also there is with in the sayd college to the nomber of xx
priests with the subchaunter, which hathe livings as hereafter shall
appere particulerly. The same college is nyghe the Closse of
York. The necessitie thereof is that all the vicares chorall are
daylye bound to be at and do all dyvine service in the hyghe quere,
and minister dayly service there in the sayde metropoKtayne
church of York. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithen
[the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde college, cclxxv/t. xvj«. iiijV.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, IxlL xvd, ob, q.
And so remaineth clere, ocxvii, xv«. yd. q.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods,
.... Plate, iiij ^^x ounces, the whiche remayneth in the hands
of Denis Heckelton, subchaunter of the sayde college, and his
bretherin there.
OBBYTTS.
Memorandimi : — That there was divers well dysposed persons
which dyd gyve certen landes and ten. for the finding of obbytts,
of the yerely value of xxviij7t. ijs. iijd., as doth appere by the
particulers of the same, xxviij/e. ij«. iijd.
THE CHAUNTRYE AT THE ALTER OF THE HOLIE CROSSE IN THE
CHURCHE OF YORK.
Denis Heckelton and John Gilbye, incumbents of the same.
The sayde Denis Heckelton of the aige of Ivj yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having over and
besides his sayde chauntrye, the porcion of his vicarage, vj7/. ij«. jd.;
for his fee, by reason hye is subchaunter, ij«.; also one benefice
with in the citye of York, of the yerely value of YJlt. xvj«. viijc?.
The sayde John Gilbye, of the aige of lij yeres, well lemed, of
honest conversacion and qualities, having over and besides his
sayde chauntrye the porcion of his vicarage, whiche is yjli ijs, jV.,
other lyvinges he hathe none. The same chaimtrye is with in the
sayde churche of York. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine
service in the hyegh quere in the sayde churche. There is no
landes, ten. sold sithen [the same date].
THE CITY OF TORE* 439
The yerely value of the sayde ohaimtrye, yjU. xiij«. iiijrf.
Whereof.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xiij«. iiijrf.
And so remaineth clere, YJli.
Qt)ods ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. GxkkIs, .
Plate, yij ounoes, paroell gilte.
. • •
THE CHAUNTRTE OF OUR LADTE IN THE 8AYDB CHUBCHE OF
YORK.
Brobert Pettie, inoimibent, of the aige of Ixv yeres, of honest
oonversacion, meanly lemed, having over and besides his sayde
ohauntrye the porcion of his vioarege, vj7t. ij«. jrf., and for his sub-
chauntershipe, ij<s.; other lyvings he hathe none. The same is
with in the sayde churohe. The necessitie thereof to do dyvine
service as affore is mencioned. There is no landes, ten. soldo ne
alienated sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall penoion or styjpende payde to the sayde
incumbent by the handes of the ohamDerleyne of the oatiiedrall
churche of York, lxvj«. viijrf.
Whereof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, v]«. viijrf.
And so remaineth clere, bu.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. GxkkIs, •
. . . Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF AOATHE, SCOLASTIOB, AND LUGIB IN THE
SAYDE CHURCHB.
Thomas Baock, incumbent, of the aiffe of Izx Teres, meanly
lemed, of honest oonversacion and quimiies, having over and
besides his chauntrye the pordon of his vioarege, vjK. i]«. jd.; other
lyvinges he hathe none, xhe same is with in the sayde dmiche.
The necessitie thereof is to be at all dyvine servioe in the sayde
churche. There is no landes, ten. solde sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde ohauntrye, iiijif. viijt. ^d.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, ziz«. ijd.
And so remaineth clere, lzix«. ixd.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertaining to the same. Goods^
. . . Plate, viij ounces, paroell gilte.
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THE CH.UTNTRYE OF THE SAYDE AGATHE, SCOLASTICE, AND LUCE
IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE.
Walter Lancaster, incimibent, of the aige of Ivj yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having the porcion of
the vicarege, YJli. ijs. jt/., over and besides the sayde chauntrye.
The same is with in the sayde ehurehe. The necessitie thereof is
to do dyvine service in the sayde chnrche. There is no landes,
ten. soldo ne alienated sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the same chauntrye, iiij li, xiiij«. iijd.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xixs. iiij a?.
And so remaineth clere, Ixxiiij*. ixd.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, . .
. . Plate, nil.
THE IJ CHAUNTRYES OF SEYNTE STEPHANE IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE OF YORK.
Marten Wardman and Peter Glenton, incumbents of the same,
the sayde Marten, of the aige of Ivij yeres, the other of the aige of
Iiij yeres, meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities ; the
[said] Marten Wardeman hathe over and besides his chauntrye,
the vicarege of Weston, of the yerely value of YJli. vj«.; and the
sayde Peter Glenton hathe one other chauntrye of the yerely value
of Is, The same chaimtrye is with in the sayde churche of York.
The necessitie thereof is to do divine service in the sayde churche
and to be resiaunt in the quere when nede shall require. There is
no landes, ten. soldo ne alienated sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion or stipende payde to the sayde
incumbents out of the landes pertening to the late dissolved monas-
terie of Jarvax by the handes of the erle of Lennux, receyvor
there, xiij/*. vjs. viijt/.
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, xxvjs. Yiijd.
And so remaineth clere, xij/f*.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, . .
. . Plate, xvj ounces, gilte.
Memorandum : — That Sir Christofer Danbye, knight, with his
cooperciners dothe make clame to the landes with the appertenances,
belongining to the sayde chauntryes, for as muche as tiie f oimders
of the sayde chauntry^es had but an estate taley in the same
landes, and dyd gyve the same for iiij" xv yeres to two chapleyns
to sing masse at the sayde alter and for other uses, as appenth by
THE CITY OF YORK. 441
a certen indenture tripartite, remaining with the said Sir Christof er
Danbje, boring date the xxiiij day of May, anno Domini mccgclij,
sealyd with the seales of John, men lord Sorope, the chapiter of
the oathedrall churche of Seynt Peter of York, and the covent
seale of the late monastery of Gervanxe, whioh sayde terme of
iiijx^xv yeres be expired and ended, as by the sayde indenture
more at large may appere.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF JHESUS AND OUR LADYE IN THE SADE
CHURCHE OF YORK.
Robert Gtrege, inoimibent, of the aige of xl yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest eonversaoion and ^ufuities, having other promo-
cions to the yerely value of xii]7«. vj«. viijc?., over and besides his
ohaunterye. The same is with in the sayde churche of York. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service in the sayde metropoli-
tayne churche of York. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated
sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuaU pencion payde to the incumbents out of the
late surrendered howse of Lenton by the hands of the Kynges
Majesties receyvour there, yjli. xiij«. iiijrf.
^ Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xiij«. iiijrf.
And so remaneth clere, vj7i.
Goods, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xvij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF OUR LADYE IN THE METROFOLITAYNE
CHURCHE OF YORKE.
Chrystofer Bentley, incumbent, of the aige of 1 yeres, having
one other chaimterye with in the sayde metropolitayne churche ot
Yorke of the yerely value of iiij/i. xiij«. iiiief., of a meane leming,
of honest conversacion and qualities. Tne same is with in the
sayd churche. The necessitie thereof is to mayntene prayer.
There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, ixA*. xiij«.
In reprises yerely, xix«.
And so remaneth clere, viij/t. xiiij«.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, • •
. . Plate, nil.
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THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE FRYSWYTH IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE
OF YORKE.
John Hixson, late incumbent of the same chauntrye, founded
with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine ser-
vice and to be assistaunte in the hie quere at all dyvine service and
to do such things as he shall be commaimded. There is no landes,
ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the same chauntrye, yjli.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, xijs.
And so remaineth clere, cviijs.
Q-oods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xvj ounces, gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYN'l BLASE W^ITHIN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
Eobert Hall, incumbent, of the aige of 1 yeres, well lemed, of
honest conversacion and qualities having yerely, besides his chaun-
trye, one pencion of the Kinges Majestie of vj/t. xiijs. iiijrf., and
also the parsonage of Seynte Denys in Yorke of the yerely value
of Is. The same is with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie
thereof is to do dyvine service in the churehe aiforseyd. There is
no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, xxxs,
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, ij«. YJd,
And so remaneth clere, xxvijs. YJd,
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, viij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE JOHN BEVERLEY IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
John Kay, incumbent, of the aige of xlvj yeres, indifPerently
well lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having over and
besides the sayde chauntrye, his porcion of the vicarege, v]7t. ij« jrf.,
other lyvings he hathe none. The same chauntrye is with in the
sayde churehe. The necessitie thereof is to do divine service in
the sayde churehe. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated
sithe [the same date].
THE CITY OF YORK. 443
Firste, one annuall pencion payde to the sayde incumbent by
the clarke of Seynt Peter works, out of the landes belonging to the
cathedral churche of Yorke, Ixvjs. viijrf.
In reprises yerely out of the same, yjs, Yujd,
And so remaneth clere, lx«.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, viij oimces, parceU gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT JOHN EVANGELIST IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
John Taylour, incumbent, of the aige of xlvj yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having one other
chauntrye in Acam of the yerely value, xxxjs. iiijrf., and
for his porcion of the vicarege, vj7/. ijs. jd,, over and besides his
sayde chaimtrye. The same is with in the sayde churche. The
necessitie thereof is to do divine service in the sayde churche.
There is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienated sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion or stipende payde to the sayde
incumbent, out of the possessiones pertening to the late dissolved
monasterie of BUande, by the Kyngs Majesties receyvor there,
Ixvjs. viijrf.
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, yjs. viijW.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods,
nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT JOHN EVANGELIST IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE BESIDE OUR LADYES ALTER.
James Crostwayte, inciunbent there, of the aige of xlviij yeres,
of honest conversacion and qualities, indifferently lemed, having
over and besides his sayde chauntrye the porcion of his vicarege,
vj/i. ijs. jd. The same is with in the sayde churche. The neces-
sitie thereof as is afforseyd. There is no landes, ten. solde sithen
[the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaimtrye, Ixvjs. viijV.
Wherof
In resoluts yerely out of the same, yjs, YUJd.
And so remaneth clere, lx«.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, X ounces, parcel gilte.
1
444 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE LAWRENCE WITHIN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE OF YORKE.
William Bayte, incumbent, of the aige of liij yeres, indifferently
lemed, of honest conversaoion and quahties, having yerely besides^
his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, YJ li, ijs. jd.
The same is within the churehe of Yorke. The necessitie thereof
is to do divine service afforseyd. There is no landes, ten. solde ne
alienated sithen [the same date],
Firste, one annuall pencion out of the vicares chorall, payde to
the saide incumbent, Ixvjs. viijc?.
Inde
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viijo?.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, omamentes, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xj ounces, parcell gylte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE JAMES IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OF
YORKE.
Robert Johnson, incumbent, of the aige of Ixiiij yeres, meanly
lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely besides
his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, vj//. ijs. jV.,
The sayde chauntrye is with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie
thereof is to minister sacraments in the sayde churehe. There is
no landes, ten. solde sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion payd to the sayde incumbent out
of the vicares chorall, lxvj.y. viij^.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vj«. Yiijd.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same, viz : —
Goods, .... Plate, viij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT PAULYNE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OF
YORKE.
William Buckle, incumbent, of the aige of liiij yeres, indif-
ferently lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely
besides his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, YJli. ij«.
jd. The same is with in the sayde churehe. The necessitie thereof
is to do divine service in the sayde churehe afforseyd. There is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithen [the same date].
THE CITY OF YORK. 445
Firste, one annuall pencion payde to the sayde incumbent by
the vicares chorall, Ixvjs. \iijd,
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viijV.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, . .
. . Plate, viij ounces di., parcel! gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE GEORGE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OF
YORK.
Eobert Mell, incumbent, of the aige of xliiij yeres, meanly
lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely over
and besides his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, yj/t.
ijs. jcL; also one other chauntry in Crux Churche in York of the
yerely value of xliiij s. viijc?. The same is with in the sayde
churche. The necessitie thereof is to mayntene prayer a£forseyd.
There is no landes, ten. soldo ne alienated sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion payde to the sayde incumbent out
of the landes belonging to the vicares chorall, Ixvjs. viijrf.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. \njd.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xxviij ounces, gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF THE TRYNITIE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OF
YORKE.
Thomas Acrige, incumbent, of the aige of xl yeres, indifferently
lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely besides
his sayde chauntrye for his porcion, of the vicarege vj7e. ijs, jrf.,
other lyving he hathe none. The same is with in the sayde'
churche. The necessitie is to mayntene prayer afforsayd. There
is no landes, ten. soldo sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion payde to the sayde incumbent out
of the landes pertening to the vicares chorall, lxv]«. Yujd,
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viijW.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xij ounces, gilte.
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THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE THOMAS TH'aPOSTELL IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE.
John Savage, inciunbent, of the aige of xxxviij yeres, indif-
ferently lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely
besides his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, YJ It.
ijs. jd.y other living he hathe none. The same is with in the sayde
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do divine service in the sayde
churche and to be in the hye quere at all services. There is no
landes, ten. soldo sithen [the same date].
First, one annuall or yerely pencion paid to the sayde incum-
bent out of the lands pertening to the late monasterye of Bilande,
lxvJ5. YUJd,
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viijc?.
And so remaineth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate pertening to the same. Gk)ods, .
. . . Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF THE INNOCENTS IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OP
YORK.
William Shute, inciunbent, of the aige of xxxvij yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely besides
his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the vicarege, YJli. ijs. jd^j
also one yerely pencion out of the late monasterye of Seynte
Leonards, cvjs. viijfl?. The same is with in the metropolitayne
churche of York. The necessitie therof is to do dyvine service in
the said church as is aforsed. There is no landes sold, etc.
Firste, one annuall pencion payd to the sayde incumbent by
the handes of Edward Eoose of Eowth, out of certen landes in
Howthome in Northe Cave, Ixvjs. viijfl?.
Wherof
In resoluts yerely going out of the same, vjs. viijo?.
And so remaneth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF THE TRINITIE IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE OF
YORK.
Anthony Iveson, incumbent, of the aige of xxvij yeres,
indifferently lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having
THE CITY OE YORK. 447
yerely besides his sayde chauntrye for his porcion, of the viearege,
vj7/. ijs. jd. The same is with in the sayde churche of York. The
necessitie therof is to do divine service as is aforseyd. There is no
landes, ten. soldo sithen [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion paid to the sayde incumbent out of
the dissolved howse in York, called the Trinities, cxiijs. uijd,
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, xjs. iiijd.
And so remaineth clere, ciJ5.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same, Q-oods, .
. . . Plate, XV ounces, gilte.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT JOHN EVANGELIST IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE OF YORK.
John Glasen, incumbent, of the aige of xxxviij yeres, indif-
ferently lemed, of honest conversacion and quahties, having yerely
besides his sayde chauntrye for his porcion of the viearege, yj It,
ijs. jd, also viijs. payd by the chamberleyn of the churche of
York. The same is with in the sayde churche. The necessitie
thereof is to do divine service in the sayde churche. There is no
landes, ten. solde sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the same chauntrye, iiijli. vjs.
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, ix6'.
And so remaneth clere, Ixxvijs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods, .
. . . Plate, xiiij, ounces ^te.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT JOHN EVANGELYSTE IN THE SAYDE
CHURCHE OF YORK.
Edwarde Swayne, incumbent, of the aige of xxxviij yeres,
meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having yerely
besides his chauntrye for the portion of his viearege, yjii, ijs, jd.
The same is with in the sayde churche. The necessitie is to do
dyvine service in the sayde churche, as is aforseyd. There is no
landes, ten. solde ne alienated since [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, iiij/e. xiij«.
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, xs. yd, ob.
And so remaneth clere, iiij/*. ijs. vj^. ob.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods,
nil. Plate, nil.
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THR CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNT EDMUNDE THE KYNGE IN THE SATDE
CHURCHE.
Robert Cragges, incumbent, of the aige of xxxix yeres, indif-
ferently lemed, of honest eonversaeion and quaUties, having yerely
besides his ehauntrye the porcion of the vicarege, vj/e. ijs. jd,, also
one benefice in the citie of York, of ihe yerely value of lxvj«. viijef.
The same is with in the sayde churche. The necessitie thereof is
as is aforseyd. There is no landes, ten. soldo sithen [the same
date] .
Firste, one annuall pencion paid by the clerk of the works,
belonging to the chnrche of York, to the sayde incumbent, lxv]«.
viijfl?.
Wherof
In reprises yerely out of the same, vj«. viij^?.
And so remaineth clere, Ixs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Groods,
Plate, ix ounces, gilte.
• . • .
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE NICHOLAS IN THE SAYDE CHURCHE
OF YORK.
Peter Walker, incimibent, of the aige of xxix yeres, indif-
ferently lemed, of honest eonversaeion and quahties, having yerely
besides his sayde ehauntrye the porcion of his vicarege, YJ li. ijs, jd.
The same is with in the sayd churche. The necessitie thereof is
to do divine service in the sayde churche and to be assistaunte in
the hie quere at all tymes. There is no landes solde ne alienated
sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde ehauntrye, Ixvjs. viijrf.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs. viij^.
And so remaineth clere, 1x6*.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods,
nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF SEYNTE CHRISTOFER IN THE SAYD CHURCHE
OF YORK.
Richard Stubbes, incumbent, of the aige of xliij yeres, meanly
lemed, of honest eonversaeion and qualities, having yerely besides
his sayde ehauntrye one other ehauntrye of the yerely value of
THE CITY OE YORK. 449
xxxs. The same is with in the churche of York. The necessitie
thereof is to do divine service in the hie quere of the sayde
churche. There is no landes, ten. soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chauntrye, 1x5.
In reprisis yerely out of the same, vjs.
And so remain eth clere, liiijs.
Goods, ornaments, and plate, pertening to the same. Goods,
nil. Plate, nil.
Memorandum : — That there is belonging to the sayd vicares
chorall two other chauntryes, having no incumbents, of the yerely
value of YJli. xiijs. iiijfl?., paid out of the benefice of Friston,
belonging to the sayde vicares, YJ It, xiijs. iiij^.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is gyven to the sayde churche of
York by divers well disposed persons certen landes and ten., out of
the whiche there is payd yerely for obbytts donne for the sayde
persons, as folowyth, viz: — for the obytte of Wat. Skyrlowe yerely,
xxvjs. viij^.; the obytte of Thomas Dalbye, Ivjs. iiijfl?.; the obytte
of Eobert Pynchebecke yerely, xxxiijs. iiijd.; the obytte of Robert
Newton yerely, xxvjs. viijd; the obytte of Richard Bamebye, xxx«.
iiij^.; the obytte of John Branetrey yerely, xxxijs. yd.; the obytte of
John Brodesworth, xxijs. nijd.; the obytte of Henry Buryebrotte,
xxjs. YJd. In all, yerely, xjli, ixs. xjd.
OBYTTES AND LIGHTS.
Memorandum : — That the ryght reverente father in God,
Robert, archbyshope of York, dothe pay out of the manor of
Thorpe to the metropolitan church of York for the findyng of one
obytte in the sayde churche, YJli. YJs, Yiijd,; also payde out of the
sayde manor for the mayntenyng of lyghts in the sayde churche,
xxs. In all, vi]7/. vjs. viijo?.
LYGHTS.
Memorandum : — That the parsonage of ySTeston was gyven to
the finding of lyghts in the sayde metropolytayn churche of York
of the yerely value of YJli, xiijs. iiijd,, in the tenure of Marma-
ducke Vavisor, YJli, xiijs. mjd.
Se
450 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
[sums total for the metropolitan church of YORK.Jl
Some of the possessions aforseyd, Doolv/t. vijs. q.
Some of the deducolons, exxviij/e. vs. viij^. q.
And so remaneth, DoxxvijVi*. xvjd
Some of the goodes, . .
Some of the plate, Dxxij ounces, iij qr.
Some of the lyghts and obytts, liiijVi. xJ5. nd.
2. THE PAEYSH CHUECH CALLED CEUX CHUECHE IN
THE SAYD CITYE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNCT JOHN BAPTISTE IN THE SAYD
CHURCHE.
William Pynder, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ix yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and indeferently lemed, having
one other chauntery in the parishe churohe of Sainct John in
Hungate in the said citie of the yerely value of cxJ5. iiijti?., as shall
appere hereafter. There is in the said churche f oure chauntery
prestes whose naymes shall appere hereafter, over and besides the
parsonne and curate. The said chauntery is within the said
parishe churche. The necessite is to do dyvine service there and
to be assistant to the curate in ministring of sacraments. Having
of howseling people in the said parishe to the nomber occcxx^ and
three. There is no landes, ten. nor woodes sold ne alienated sithen
[the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery is xxixs.
Wherof
In reprisis yerely ^oing forthe of the sayme, iJ5. ]d, ob. q.
And so remanithe clere, xxvjs. xrf. q.
Goods, omamentes, and plate appertening unto the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
(I) I have also noticed licences to found two other chantries in the Cathedral
Church of York as follows : — Licence to Ralph de Fenton, chaplain, to assign rents
in Nabum juxta Fulford, \o a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the cathedral
church at the altar of St William for the souls of the said Ralph and his ancestors.
28 Aug., 1318. Fat.y 11 Edward II., p. 1, m. 28. And licence to Richard Tumok,
of York, to assign four marks rent in York to Alan de Welbum, prebend of York,
to celebrate divine service at the altar of St. Thomas the Martjr in the cathedral
church for the souls of the same Richard and Agnes, his wife. 6 Aug., 1328. FtU,^
2 Edio, Ill.y p, 2., m. 27.
THE CITY OF YORK. 451
THE CHAUNTERY OFF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
John White, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ivj^ yeres, of honest
conversacion and qualities, and menelye lerened, having no other
promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The said
ehauntery is within the said parishe ehurche. The necessitie thereof
is to do dyvine service there and to be assistant unto the curate in
ministring of sacramentes, as is aforesaid. There is no landes, ten.
solde or spoyled sithen [the same date] .
The yerely value of the said chauntery, Ixxiijs. iiij^.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, vs. iiijf'.
And so remaineth clere, Ixviijs.
Goods, omements, and plaite appertening unto the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Playte, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE BLESSED LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Myles Watshefurthe, incumbent there, of th'aige of Kj*i yeres,
of honest qualities and condicions, and nott lerened, havyng one
other chauntery in the Trinitie Churche in Mikilgate in the said
citie of the yerely value of yj li, xiijs. iiijcl. The said chaimtery is
within the said churche. The necessity thereof is, as is, a£foresaid.
There is no landes solde sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, hjs,
Inde
In reprises yerely gying forth of the same, xiijs.
And so remanith clere, xxxix«.
Goods, ornejinentes, and plaite appertenning unto the said
chauntery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINT THOMAS IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Eoberte Mell, incumbent there, of th'aige of xliiij yeres, of
honest conversacion and quahties, and menely lerened, having one
other promocion as one of the vicars chorall in the metropolitane
churche of Yorke to the yerely value of YJli, ij«. jd.y and also one
other chauntery in the same churche of the yerely value of iij li vj«.
viijfl?. The said chauntery is within the said churche. The
necessite thereof, as is afforesaid. There is no landes sold
sithen [the same day].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, xliiijs. viijrf.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, iij«. jd.
Goods, omeyments, and plaite appertening unto the same.
Goods, .... Plate, xiiij ounces, parcell gilte.
452 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
RENTES GEVEN FOR OBITES AND LAMPES IN THE SAIDE FARISHE.
Memorandum : — That there is vs., parcell of rent going owte of
a ten. in Fosegate, in the holding of RoUand Watter, assigned and
bestowed yerely upon th'obit of John Shawe in the said churche to
oontinewe for ever ; also there is vs. ijd., parcell of the rent of a
ten., in tholding of Edwarde Raincoke in the said citie, assined and
bestowed yerely upon th'obit of Leonardo Shawe, whereof xiijo?. is
yerely geven to xiij pore f olkes to continew for ever ; also there is
vs., paid yerely to the said churche wardens by the master of the
marchauntes in the said citie, assined and bestowed yerly apon
th'obit of John Butterfeld, whereof xiijd. is yerely paid to poure
folkes, to oontinewe for ever ; and there is also vs. yerely going
oute of the mansion howse belonging to the parson there, assined
and bestowed yerely upon th'obit of William Cowper, wherof xiijd.
is yerly geven to poure folkes, to oontinewe for ever ; also there is
vjs. viijW., going owte of a ten. in the said parish, in the holding of
John Kilbome, assined and bestowed yerly upon th'obit of John
Shawe, wherof xiijd. is yerly geven to poure folkes, to oontinewe
for ever ; also there is iijs. iiijc/., yerely going owte of ij lees of land
in Tenter Lees, in tholding of John Sharlik, and of one little
fardyne in Sainct Saviorgate, in tholding of Raflfe Hall, yerely
estowed upon th'obit of John Buttirf eld, to oontinewe for ever ;
also there is iiijs., yerely going owte of a ten. in the Sainct Savior-
gate, in tholding of Thomas Chaice, assined and bestowed yerely
upon the obit of Thomas Hodgeshon, whereof xiijd is yerely geven
to poore people, to continew for ever ; also there is vs. yerely going
forth of a ten. in Flesh Shamles, in tholding of "William Cowper,
assined and bestowed yerely upon th'obit of Bugwath, whereof
xiijd. ys geven to pore people, to oontinewe for ever ; also there is
iijs. iiijd., yerely going owte of a ten. at Fosebrige ende in the
said citie, in the holding of George Hutchinson, bestowed upon
th'obit of Christofer Bankes, to oontinewe for ever ; also there is
iiijs. xjd,, going owte of a ten. in Fosegate, in the holding of
Ghregory Lepington, bestowed upon th'obit of Thomas Gilbflmke,
whereof xiijd, is yerely paid to poure people ; also there is yjs. viijtf.,
yerly paid to the said churche for one obit to be done there for one,
Peter Jakson, to continew for the tirme of xx^ yeres, of whiohe
yeres there is not past iij to come, and there is ijs. of the said some
yerely geven to pouer people, and James Jakson, son to the said
Peter, is assined to pay the same ; and also the master of the
mistery of the marchauntes in the said citye doth finde yerely a
lamp continually before the sacrament in the said churche and pay
yerely for finding the same iijs. iiijd In all, Ivijs. yd.
THE CITY OF YORK. 453
A STIPENDVRIE PREST IN THE SAID PARISHH.
Memorandum : — That the master and fellowship of the mystery
of marchaunts within the citie of Yorke haith alwaise paid to a
prest doing dyvine service in the Trynitie Chapell in Fosegate
within the said parishe, belonging to the said mistery, YJ li. xiijs.
iiijV. The nayme of the said incumbent is Thomas Pikering, of
honest qualites and meane lerening, of whiche stipend the said
incumbent paithe yerely for his tenthes, xiijs. iiijo?., and so
remanith clere to the incumbent, YJ li.
3. THE PAEYSH CHUECH OF SAYNCT ELLYN IN
STAYNQATE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Peter Glenton, incumbent there, of th'aige of liijti yeares, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and meanely lerened, having one
other chauntrey in the metropolitane churche of Yorke of the yerely
value of vj7/. xiijs. iiij^. paid unto hime by th'erle of Lenneux.
Also there is one other chauntery in the said churche as hereafter
shalbe declared. The said chauntery is within the said churche.
The necessitie thereof is to do dy vyne service and to be assistant to
the vicare in ministering of sacramentes. Having of howseling
people in the said parishe, to the nomber of twoo himdrethe.
There is no landes, ten. ne woodes alienated ne wasted sithen [the
same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, lj«.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xj«. ob.
And so remanith clere, xxxixs. xjd, ob,
Goodes, orneyments, and plate appertening unto the said
chauntery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
LANDES GEVEN TO THE SAID INCUMBENT.
Memorandum : — That there ar certeyne landes and ten., of the
yerely value of xxijs., whiche was geven for the reperaoions of the
said churche, and haithe bene imployed by the concent of the
parochianers towardes the finding of the above named incumbent,
over and besides his said chaunteres, by the spaioe of five yeres by
past, and so to continewe unto suche tyme as the said churche
shalbe in ruyne and decay, and then they, the said parochianers, to
taike the proffettes of the said landes towardes the repaxaoions of
the said churche, by yere, xxijs.
454 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT MICHELL IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Wylliam Watson, incumbent there, of th'aige of xl^ yeres, of
honest qualities and conversaeion, and nott lerened, having no
oyther promocions but only the revenue of his chantre. The said
chauntery is within the said ehurche. The necessitie thereof is to
do dyvine service there and to be assistant to the curate in minis-
tring of sacramentes, as is aforesaid. And there is no landes soldo
sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, Ivs. viijof.
In resolutes yerely going forth of the same, iiijs.
And so remanith clere, Ijs. viijV.
Goodes, omeymentes, and plate appertening unto the said
chauntery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is viijs., paid yerely to the finding
of an obit in the said ehurche for ever, going owte of the landes
and ten. belonging to the laite hospital! of Sainct Leonardos in
York. And also there is xiijs. iiijfl?., yerely paid imto the said
ehurche by the searchers of the occupacion of the Pewtheres in the
said citie. In all, xxjs. injd.
4. THE PARYSH CHUECH OF SEYNT PETEE THE LYTLE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Wylfride Archer, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxv yeres, of
honest conversaeion and qualities, and not lerened, having no pro-
mocions in certeynty, but that he servith the cure there as yet,
because the parsonage is so little worth no man will taik yt. Also
there is in the said ehurche one other chauntery prest as hereafter
shall appere. The said chauntery is within the said ehurche. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service there and to minister
sacramentes, having nether parson ne vicare, but onely hymeself
and the said other chauntery preste. And there belonffith to the
said parishe of howseling people to the nomber of a hundrethe.
There is no landes or woods alienated ne sold sithen [the same
date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, cv«. xd.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, vjs. xjd. ob.
And so remanithe clere, iiijV/. xviij*. xd, ob.
THE CITY OF YORK. 455
Goodes, orneymentes, and plate appertening unto the said
chauntery. Goods, .... Playte, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JOHN BAPTIST IN THB SAID CHURCHE.
John Blaides, incumbent there, of th'aige of fifty yeres, of
honest conversaoion and qualities, and menely lerened, having no
other promooions but the revenewe of his chauntery. The said
chauntery is within the said parishe churche. The necessitie
thereof is to be assistant to the other chauntery prest in ministering
of sacramentes. And there is no landes ne woodes soldo ne spoyled
sith [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, iiij/e. vjs.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, viijs.
And so remaineth clere, Ixxviijs.
Goods, orneymentes, and plate appertening unto the same
chantrey. Goods, .... Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilt.
5. THE PARISH CHUECH OF SAYNCT JOHN IN
HUNGAYTE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Wylliam Pynder, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ix yeres, of
honest conversaoion and qualities, and meanely lerened, having one
other chauntery in Crux churche in Yorke to the yerely value of
xxixs. The said chauntery is within the said parishe churche.
The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service there and to be assis-
tant to the curate in ministring of sacramentes. Having of
howseling people in the said parishe to the number of ccxx
There is no landes, ten., ne woddes aliened ne waisted sithen [the
same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as well of frehold as of
copiholde, cxjs. iiijcl.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the sayme, xiijs.
And so remayneth clere, iiij/e. xviijs. iiijV.
Goodes, orneymentes, and plate appertening to the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
6. THE PARISH CHUECH OF SAYNCT GEEOOEY.
LANDES GEVEN FOR AN OBIT IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Memorandum : — That there is a parcell of grounde and one old
laithe withoute the said citie of the yerely value of iiijs. geven to
the maintening of an obit and finding a lamp in the said churche
for ever, by yere, iiijs.
456 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
7. THE PAEYSCHE CHUECH OF ALHALLOWES OF THE
PAVEMENT.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Cristof er Painter, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixx yeres, of
honest qualities and condieions, and indeferently well lerened,
having no other promocions but only the revenewe of his said
chauntery. Also there is within the said churohe iij other ohaun-
tery prestes besides the parson whose naymes shall appere. The
said chauntery is within the said churche. The necessite thereof is
to be assistant to the parson, in ministring of sacramentes. Having
of howseling people in the said parishe to the nomber of clx. And
there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, vjlL
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, viijs. viijV. ob.
And so remainithe clere, cxjs, iijd. ob.
Goods, omeymentes, and plate appertening to the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Playte, vij ounces di. parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JOHN AND SAINCT KATHERYN IN THE
SAID CHURCHE.
"Wylliam Ampleforthe, incumbent there, of th'aige of xliiij
yeres, having no lerening and of meane qualities and condieions,
having one other chauntery in the Trinity churche in Mikilgate to
the yerely value of xxiiijs. The said chauntery is within the said
churche. The necessitie thereof is to maintene prayer and to be
assistant to the curate as is aforesaid. Having no landes sold
sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, lxj«.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, x«.
And so remainithe clere, Ijs.
Goodes, omeymentes, and plaite appertening unto the said
chauntery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT THOMAS IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
John Reynald, incumbent there, of th'aige of Iij yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and meane learening, havine
no other promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The
THE CITY OF YORK. 457
said chaimtery is within the said parishe churche. The necessitie
thereof is to be assistant to the person in ministring of sacramentes,
as is abovesaid. And there is no landes solde sithen [the same
date] .
The jerely value of the said chauntery, vij7e. ix5. xo?.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the saime, xvjs. ijd.
And so remanith clere, wjli. xiijs. yiijd,
Goodes, omeymentes, and plate appertening to the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT PETER IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
John Symson, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ix yeres, of honest
conversacion and qualities, and of no lerening, having no other
promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The said
chauntery is within the said churche. The necessitie thereof is, as
is afforesaid. And there is no landes ne rentes sold sithen [the
same date].
Payable yerely to the said incumbent by the deane and chapter
of the cathedrall churche of York, cxiijs. iiijd,
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the sayme, xjs. iujd.
And so remainith clere, cijs.
Goodes, orneymentes, and plate appertening to the said chaun-
tery. Goods, .... Plate, vij ounces, gilt.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there ar certeyne landes and ten. in
Skirtinbeke and Yolthorpe of the yerely value of xxxviijs. iijc?.,
geven to the said churche to be bestowed as hereafter foloith, that
is to sey, xxiiijs. xjd. yerely bestowed upon th'obit of James
Harper, to continew for ever ; and xiijs. iiijd. residewe is yerely
distributed amonges pore people in the same parishe ; also there is
V5. iji/. parte of the rent of a ten. in Tadcaster, belonging unto the
saide churche, yerely bestowed upon th'obit of Leonardo Wady ;
and also there is iiijs. yd., going owte of the said ten. and ys yerly
distributed amonges power people of the said parishe ; also there is
xiiJ5. iiijV/., going forthe of a ten. in tholding of Thomas Marshall,
bestowed yerely for the finding of a lamp in the said churche for
ever. In all, Lxjs. ijd.
458 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
8. THE PAEY8HE CHIJECHE OF 8EYNCT JOHN AT
OWSEBEIG ENDE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT WILLIAM IN THE CHAPELL OF SAIKCT
WILLIAM IN THE SAID PARISHE.^
Robert Kelde, incumbent there, of the aige of xlv jeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and meane lerening, having no
other promocions but onely the revenewe of his chaunteiy. The
same chaunteiy is within the said chapell. The necessitie thereof
is to do dyvine service there, being distant from the parishe
churche not five hundrethe f ote and also being within the said
parishe. And there is nether landes nor ten. belonging to the
same.
Payable yerely to the said incumbent by the mayor and com-
mons of the citie of York, iiij/i*.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, viij«.
And so remainithe clere, lxxij«.
Goodes, omeymentes, and plate appertening unto the said
chauntry. Goods, .... Plate, xj ounces gilt.
THE CHAUNTKRY OF SAINCT JOHN BAPTIST IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Antony Floraunce, incumbent there, of fifty yeres, of honest
qualities and condicions, and meanely lerened, having no other pro-
mocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The said chaun-
teiy is within the said parishe churche. The necessity thereof is
to maintene prayer and to be assistant to the curate in ministring
of sacramentes. There is in the said parishe ij other chaunteiy
prestos, whose names shall hereafter appere. And there belongim
to the said parishe of howseling people to the nomber of cc. And
there is no landes sold sithen [the same date] ; but there is certeyne
bowses belonging to the said chauntery wmche is greatly waisted
and pulled downe by John Beane, alderman of Yorke, tenande of
the sayme.
The yerely value of the said chauntery, xl«.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same. iiij«.
And so remaneth clere, xxxvjs.
Goods, .... Plate, x ounces, parcell gilt.
(1) iDquiBition taken in 1319, returning that it was not to the damage of
the King if licence were granted to William de Sothill, Robert, vicar of the
church of Hunsinghoure, Ralph de Mar, and John de Benton, executors of the
will of Roger de Mar, to grant lands in York to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service in the chapel of the Hospital upon the Bridge of ^Ouse for the soul of
the said Roger. Inff. ad.q.d. 12 Edw, II. No. 10.
THE CITY OF YORK. 459
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Hugh Wodwarde, incumbent there, of th'aige xlix yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and meanly lemed, having one
parsonage besides his chauntery of the yerely value of viij/z. The
said chauntery is within the said churche. The necessitie thereof
is, as is abovesaid, and there is no landes nor ten. aliened ne sold
sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaimtery, ixli. xviijs. viijV.
In reprises yerely going furth of the same, Ivijs. iiije^.
And so remaneth clere, Yij li. xvjd.
Goods, .... Playte, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT KATHERYN IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Rycherd Stubbes, incumbent there, of the aige of xlix yeres, of
good condicions and qualities, and not lerened, having one oyther
chauntery in the cathedrall churche of York to the yerely value of
lijs. iij^. The saide chauntery is within the said churche. The
necessitie thereof is, as is abovesaid. And there is no landes ne ten.
sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, xxxviijs. nijd.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, vs. yjd.
And so remanith clere, xxxijs. x^.
Goods, .... Plate, nil.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is vjs, Yiijd. yerely paid to the
finding of an obit in the said churche for ever, going oute of a
messuage with appertenances in the said parishe, in tholding of
John Huton, vjs. viijd
9. THE PAEISHE CHUECH OF SEINCT ELLYN OF THE
WALLES.
A LAMPE.
Memorandum : — That there is one acre of lande of the yerely
value of xxd., whiche was geven for the finding of a lamp in the
said churche of Sainct Ellyn for ever, xxd.
460 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
10. THE PAEYSH CHUECH OF SEYNCT MICHELL AT
OWSE BEIGE END.l
A STIPEND OR SERVICE IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Thomas Worell, incumbent there, of th'aige of lix yeres, of
honest qualities and condieions, and indef erent lerening, having no
oyther promocions but only the said stipend. The said service or
stipend is within the said churche. The necessitie thereof is to do
divine service there and to be assistant to the parson and curate in
ministring of sacramentes, having of howseling people in the said
parishe to the nomber of cccl., having no other help but onely the
said incumbent and the curate, the parson being an impotent
person. And there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said service or stipend, ixli. iiijs. ijrf.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xijs.
And so remanith ciere, yiijli, xijs, ijd,
Groodes, nil. Plate, nil.
11. THE PAEYSCHE CHUECH OF SAYNCT LAWEENOE
WITHOUT WALMEQATE BAEE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Roger Cawten, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlvj yeres, of good
qualities and condieions, and meane lerening, having one other
chauntery in the churche of Sainct Saviour in Torke to the yerely
value of x//. xjs. Yd. The said ohaimtery is within the saime
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service there and
to be assistant to the curate in ministering of sacramentes, having
of howsling people in the said parishe to the number of coxxx.
There is no landes ne ten. solde sithen [the same date].
•
(1) There were also licences relating to chauntries in the said churcli, viz.: — Aw
inspeximus of a licence by W. archbishop of York, reciting that whereas the Teotat
of the church of St. Michael at the Bridge of Ouse in York, the patronage wherof
belongs to the Abbot of St. Mary of Yoi^, desires to build houses on a part of the
cemetery next Gonygstret, between the lane leading to the Ouse and the church, in
length along Conigntret 33ft., and in width loft., wherein heretofore no bodies were
buried, the rest of the cemetery being sufficient for the burial of the parishioners ;
and with the rent from which houses to found a chantry to the Blessed Virgin
Mary for the health of the said archbishop. Licence is granted acoordingW' (the
services, etc,, are set out). 1 June, 1337. Fat., 11 Edw. Ill,, p. 2, m. 38. Licence
to William Sallay, John de Brathwayt, and John Wright, skinner, executors of the
will of Mary, widow of Thomas le Sporier of York, to grant messuage to William
GoUum, chaplain of the chantry of the Blessed Mary in the same church. 20 Jan.
1335. rat., 8 Eich. II., p. 2, m. 38.
THE CITY OF YORK. 46
Inde
The yerely value of the said ehauntery is, xxxjs. mjd.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the say me, iijs. ijd.
And so remaineth clere, xxviijs. ijd.
Goods, .... Plate, nil.
RENTES GEVEN FOR OBBITES IN THE SAID CHURCH.
Memorandum ; — That there is vJ5. wiijd, going owte of a ten.
in the said parishe geven by Thomas Freman for one obyt to be
done in the said churche for ever ; also there is iijs. iiij^. yerely
going owte of a ten. in tholding of Thomas Walshefurthe for one
other obit to be done there ; also there is xi]V. yerely going owte
of a ten. in Fulforde, in the holding of Robert LonnesdaiUe, for
one other obit to be done there for ever. In all, xjs.
MONEY IN STOKE IN THE SAID PARISHE.
Memorandum: — That there is xjs. v]V. ob. in stoke for the
maintennce of a gild, called Sainct Agnes Glide, in the said
parishe, remaining in thandes of this personnes foloing, Robert
Tipling, iJ6\; John Aukland, xijV.; William Smelt, YJd,; Robert
Stitnam, xijt/.; Robert Beane, xijo?.; Thomas Gierke, ij.v.; John
Brought, xijd.; Henry Egill, YJd,; Thomas Walsheforthe, xijd.;
Nicholas Hustus, ijd. In all, xs. ijd, ob.
12. THE PAEYSH CHURCH OF SAYNCT MARTYN IN
CONYSTRETE.l
LANDES YEVEN TOWABDES THE FINDING OF A STIPENDARY
PRESTE.
Memorandum : — That there ar certeyne copiholde lande to the
yerely value of viijs. iiijW., and certeyn freholde land to the yerely
value of xxiijs., belonging to the said parishe churche of Sainct
Martyn, as particulerly shall appere in the rentall therof maid, and
with the ysshewes and proffettes therof the said parochianers hathe
(1) Confirmation of a grant by the dean and chapter of York of a parcel of the
churchyard of St. Martin's in Conyngstret to build thereon, and with the rents of
the houses to found a chantry of the Blessed Virgin to pray for Thomas de Ludham,
vicar of the church of St. Martin (services, etc., set out). 13 June, 1336. JPat,,
9 £dtv. II£.,p. 1, M. 9.
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of there good will f oiinde one stipendary preste, naymed William
Mottey, to minister divine service in the said chnrche, having no
other lyving but only the said stipend. In all, xxxjs. iiijV.
13. THE PAEISH CHUECH OF SAYNCT PETEE IN THE
WYLLOUS.
LANDES YEVEN FOR OBITES IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Memorandum : — That there is iijs. iiijo?. yerely going owte of
the landes of John Aukland, willed and bestowed for the mainte-
nance of an obit in the said churche for ever ; also there is iij«.
iiijfl?., going owte of a ten. in Walmegate, in tholding of Eobert
Porter, willed and bestowed of one obit in the said churche for
ever. In all, vJ5. viiJA?.
14. THE PAEISH CHUECH OF THE HOLY TEINITY IN
GOTHEEOMGATE.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT NYCHOLAS IN THE SAID CHURCELE.
Wylliam Amplef orthe, incumbent there, of the aige of xliiij
yeres, not lerened, having one other chauntery in the churche of
All Hallowes of the Paviament to the yerely value of Ixjs. The
said chauntery is within the said churche, the necessity thereof is to
do divine service and to be assistant unto the person in ministering
of sacramentes, having of howseling people in the said parishe to
the number of one hundrethe and xv]. And there is no landes,
ten. ne woddes alienyd ne sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery is, as shall appereby the
particlers thereof, xxiiijs.
Inde
In reprises yerly going forthe of the sayme, iijs. viijV.
And so remanythe clere, xxs. iiijV.
Goods, .... Playte, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JAMES IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Edmond Allane, laite incumbent there, whiohe departed the
iiijtii day of Auguste last, and ever sithen the said chauntery haithe
bene vacant. The saime is founded within the said churche, as is
afforesaid. And there is no landes, ten., ne woddes aliened ne
soldo sithen [the same date].
THE CITY OF YORK. 463
The yerely value of the said ehaiintery, as shall appere by the
?artieulers thereof, iiij li. viijs. iii]V.
n reprises yerely going forthe of the same, vjs. yiijd.
And so remaineth clere, iiij& xxd.
Goods, .... Playte, nil.
LANDES GEVEN TO A STIPKNDARY PREST.
Memorandum : — That there ar eerteyne landes and ten. to the clere
yerely value of xxxijs., which was taken owte of the churche yerde
there by the parochianers of the same parishe, called the Lady
Rowe, the rent wherof sometyme haithe bene bestowed upon neces-
sary business of the said churche, and now geven as a donatyfe to
the foresaid incumbent towardes the augmentacion of this lyving,
xxxijs. Cancellatur, quia oneratur infra summam predictam, iiii7/.
YllJS. Ulja.
15. THE PAEISH CHURCH OF THE TRINITY IN
MIKILaATE.
THOMAS NELSONES CHAUNTERY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Myles Walshef orthe, incumbent there, of th'aige of lij yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and of no lerening, having one
other chauntery in Crux Churche in Fosegate, to the yerely value
of lij 5., as afforesaid. The said chauntery is within the said
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service and to be
assistant to the curate in ministring of sacramentes. Having of
howseling people in the said parishe to the number of four
hundrethe. And there is no landes, ten., nor woddes aliend ne
soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, cixs. viijV.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xs. viijc/.
And so remanithe clere, iiijli, xixs.
Goods, .... Playte, nil.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is a ten. in Mikilgate, in the
tenore of Jennet Frankleyne, geven for one obit yerefy to be done
in the said churche for ever, by yere, vjs.
464 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
A CHAPELL OF EASSE.
Memorandum : — That there is a chapell of ease at Dringhowses,
in the said parishe, half a mile from the parishe chnrohe, and there
is liiiJ5. of copihold lande, belonging to the saime, holden of Sir
Fraunees Inglefeld, knight, as of his manor of Dringhowses, and
paith yerely unto the said Sir Fraunees for fre farme, xiiijs., and so
remanith, xl*.
16. THE PAEYSHE CHUECHE OF SEYNCT SAMPSON.
CARR CHAUNTERY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Edmonde Hessey, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxx yeres, of
honest qualities, conversacion, and meane lerening, having no oyther
promocions but the revenewe of his said chauntery. The said
ehauntery is within the said churche. The neeessitie thereof is to
do dyvine service and to be assistant to the curate in ministering
of sacramentes. Also there is in the said parishe one other chaun-
tery preste, as hereafter shall appere. And there belongith to the
said parishe of howseling people to the nomber of ccxl. And there
is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
Payable yerely to the said incumbent by the Kinges Majestie
receyver of the laite monastery of Ryvalles, cixs. Yujd.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xs. jd, oh, q.
And so remanithe clere, iii]7/. xixs. Yjd, q,
Goodes, omementes, and plaite appertening to the said chaun-
tery, viz : — Goodes, .... Playte, ix ounces, parcell gilt.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
John Grendon, incumbent there, of the aige of foure score
yeres, of honest qualities, and condicions, and lerening ; having no
other promocions but only the revenewe of his said chauntery.
The said chauntery is within the said churche. The neeessitie
therof is to do dyvine service, as is aforesaide. And there is no
landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, liiij«. iiijV.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, iiijs.
And so remamith clere. Is. uijd.
Goods, .... Playte, nil.
THE CITY OF YORK. 465
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is one ten. of the yerely value of
XX.V. geven to the maintening of an obit in the said churche for
one, itobert Johnson, during the space of xix yeres, whereof viij
are expired and gone, and after the ende of the said xix yeres, the
same ten. to be sold by the churche wardens of the said churche,
and the proffettes therof to be imployed to th'use of the said
parishe, the said parishe making one yerely obit to the value of
xiijs. iiijV., to continue for ever, xxs.
MONEY IN STOKB.
Memorandum : — That there is xiijs. iujd. in stoke in the said
parishe to the fynding of lightes in the churche there for ever, xiij«.
17. THE PAEYSH CHUECH OF OLDBYSSHOPHILLi
THE CHAUNTERY OF ROGER BASY IN THE SAID PARISHE.
Wylliam Foster, incumbent there, of th'aige of fyftie yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and meanly lemed, having one
other chauntery in Sainct Savior Churche in Torke of the yerely
value of fyve markes. The said chauntery is within the sayme
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service there, and
to be assistant to the curate in ministring of sacramentes. Also
there is in the said church one other chauntery preste, as hereafter
shall appere. And there belongithe to the said chauntery of
howseling people to the nomber of a hundrethe and forty. Tliere
is no landes ne woddes aliened ne spoyled sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, xxxii«.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, ij«. injd.
And so remanithe clere, xxixs. viijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, vj ounces one quarter, parcell gilt.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ELIZABETH BASY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Cristofer Petty, incumbent there, of th'aige of liij yeres, of
honest conversacion and qualities, and meanly lerened, having no
(1) Licence to Richard de Alverton to endow a duuitry at the altar of St.
Katherine the Virgin in the same church. 1 Feb., 1333. Fat,, 7 £dw. III., p, 1
m, 23.
6f
466 CERTIFICATES OP CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
other promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The
saime chauntery is within the said churehe. The necessitie thereof
is to be assistant to the curate in ministring of sacramentes, as is
abovesaid. And there is no landes, ten., ne woddes aliend ne
spoyled sithen [the same date].
Payable yerely to the said incumbent forthe of the lordeship of
Eilbrough by the owners of the sayme, vij/t.
Wherof
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xiij«. jd, ob, q.
And so remanith clere, YJli. vjs. xd, q.
Goods, .... Plate, xix ounces, inde xiij ounces iij quarter
gilt, V ounces one quarter, parcell gilt.
18. THE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF SAINCT MAWEICE.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is one ten. of the yerely value of
iijs., lieing in the said parishe, nowe in tholding of James Jakson,
geven and bestowed for one obit yerely to be done in the said
churehe for ever. And also there is one other ten. in the said
parishe, of the yerely value of vjs., now in tholding of Margaret
Flaxton, geven for the finding of an obit in the saime churehe for
ever. In all, ixs.
19. THE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF OUR LADY IN
CASTLEQATE.!
THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHK.
Raffe Cleyton, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxxix yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and well lerened, having no other
promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. There is also
in the said churehe twoo other chauntery prestes, as hereafter shall
appere. The said chauntery is within the said churehe. The
necessitie thereof is to be assystant to the person in ministring of
of sacramentes. Having of howseling people in the said parishe to
the nomber of coxx. And there is no lands, ten., ne woddes
alienyd ne spoyled sithen [the same date].
(1) There are the following licences to found chantries in this church, yiz.: To
Thomas Popelton and Emma, widow of John Graa of York, executors of the will of
the said John, to pray for the said John, Richard his father, and Ellen his mother.
20 May, 1337. Pat,, 11 £dw. III., p. I, m. 2. To Andrew de Boshall to pray for
the said Andrew and Mary, his wife. 6 Aug., 1338, Ibid., 12 £dw. III.^ p, 2,
m. 6. To Robert de Appelgarthe, parson of the church of All Saints in Nortli-
strete in York, and John Flemyng, chaplain, executors of the will of Lanzenoe
Gray to gprant 5«. rent from a messuage held by Thomas Gray, chaplain, to a chap-
lain in the chapel of SS. John the Baptist and John the Evangelist, lately foimded
in the same church. 20 Jan., 1385. Ibid,, 8 Rich, 11,, p. 2, m, 39.
THE CITY OF YORK. 467
The yerely value of the said chauntery, yjIL vjs. viijfl?.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xxxjs. ijd.
And so remanyth clere, iii]7«. xvs. YJd.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
AN OTHER CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Wylliam Colt, incumbent there, of th'aige of iiij^^x yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and nott lerened, having no
other promocions, but onely the revenewe of his said chauntery ;
the said chauntery is within the said churche, the necessitie thereof
is, as is abovesaid. And there is no landes, ten. ne woddes sold ne
spoyled sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, lxij«.
In reprises yerely going forth of the sayme, xjs. viijd ob.
And so remanith clere, Is. iijd. oh.
Gj-oodes, .... Plate, xiij ounces, parcell gilt.
MONEY IN STOK.
Memorandum : — That there is xxs. in stoke within the said
parishe appoynted to be occupied in bargaining by some honest
persone of the said parishe, th'increas whereof heretofore haithe
bene bestowed in one annuall obit, and xiij^., being residewe of the
same increas, have bene to xiij pore people, xxs.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT THOMAS IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Wylliam Tatham, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlj yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and menely lerned, having no
other promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. The
said chauntery is within the said churche. The neoessite thereof
is to be assistant to the person in ministring of saoramentes, as is
aforesaid. And there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, lxvi«. viijrf.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the sayme, yjs. Yiijd.
And so remanithe clere, Ixs.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
468 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTKIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
20. THE PAEYSHE CHUECH OF SEYNT DYNNY8.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT AGNES OF FOSSEBRIGE IN THE
SAID PARISHE.
Edward Sandall, incumbent there, of th'aige of xliiij yeres, of
honest qualities and eondicions, and meane lerening, having one
annuall peneion of vj/t. of the Kinges Majestie, going owte of the
landes of the laite suppressed monastery of Cnstalli besides the
revenew of his ehauntery. The said chauntery is distant frome the
parishe churche m fote. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine ser-
vice and to be assistant to the persone there in ministring of sacra-
mentes, having of howseKng people in the said parishe to the
nomber of ccxx. Having no other help but only the said persone
and incimibent. There is no landes ne ten. sold sithen [the same
date].
The yerely value of the chauntery is, cvjs. viijfl?.
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xs, iiijV.
And so remainith olere, iiij li, xvj«. iiijd^.
Goodes [blank], plate, xj ounces.
MONEY GYVEN TO THE POORE PEOPLE.
Memorandum : — That there is a Bedehouse or Massindewe 2
of poure f olkes within the said parishe belonging to the mistery or
occupacion of cordyners within the said citie, having fyve pore
personnes therein, and every of theme haith paid by the said
mistery, xijd. by yere towardes there finding. In all, v«.
21. THE PAEYSH OF SAYNT WILFEID. 3
A LAMPE.
Memorandimi : — That there is a gardyn lieng in Geligate of
the yerely value of viijd^., whiche was geven for the finding of a
lamp in the said churche for ever, viijn?.
(1) For Kirkfltall ('0.
(2) For Maison Dieu.
(3) Inquisition prior to licence to Nicholas le Flemeng of York, to endow a
chaplain to pray for the souls of James le Fleming and Margaret, his wife, Kicholas
le Fleming, Ellen, his wife, in the same church. 1312. Inq. a.q.d.f 5 Edw. H.^
No. 16.
THE CITY OE YORK. 469
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That there is gyven for the finding of an
obitte in the sayde paryshe, goyng out of a house in the tenure of
William Holme, alderman, in the eitie of York, vs. Also for
another obitt in the sayde ehurche, goyng out of a ten. in Aysfelde
upon the More in the Wolde, of the gyfte of Eobert Peyt, deceassed,
Yjs, Yiijd, [In all,] xjs. viij^.
22. THE PAEYSHE OF ALHALL0WE8 IN NOETHSTEETE.i
AN OBYT.
Memorandum : — That there is xvjd, yerely paid to the church-
wardens of Alhallowes Churehe in Northstrete, in the said oitie, by
the mistery or occupacion of the wevers in the said oitie, for one
obit to be done in the said churehe, but there is no writinges nor
assurance for the continewaunce of the sayme, xvjd.
23. THE PAEYSH CHUECH OF SEYNCT MICHELL THE
BELFEEY.2
THE CHAUNTERY OF SIR RAWFE BULMER IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Thomas Sclater, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ivij yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and not lerened, having one par-
sonage in the said citie to the yerely value of xLs, The said
chauntery was founded by one, John Mowbray, and others, to
continewe for the terme of iiij^^xviij yeres beginning the iiij*^ day
of July anno regni regis Edwardi quarti, xijo* The said chauntery
is within the said churehe. The necessity thereof is to do dyvine
service there and to be assistant to the curate in ministring of sacra-
mentes, having of howseling people in the said parishe to the
number of fy ve hundreth. And there is no landes solde sithen [the
same date].
(1) Inquisitions prior to licences to John Benge, chaplain, to endow a chaplain
at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the church of All Saints in Korthstrete, to pray
for the soul of the same John. 15 June, 1324. Inq. a.q.d.^ 17 Edw, II. y No, 155.
And to John de Northeby, citizen and merchant of York, and John Hamerton,
clerk, to newly found a chantry in the same church to pray for the souls of
William Vescy, late citizen and merchant of York, and Marion, his wife, 1410. Ibid,
11 Henry IV., No. 46.
(2) There is a licence to endow another chantry in this church, dated 5 May,
1339, to William de JafPord, Richard, son of Roger de Selby, William, son of Robert
de Selby, and John de Selby, executors of the will of WiUiam, son of Nicholas de
Selby, to pray for the soul of the said WiUiam son of Kioholas. Pa/., 13 Edw, III,,
p. 1, fn. lb.
470 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yerely value of the said chauntery, Iviij*. mjd.
In reprisis yerely going forth of the same, ixs, mjd.
And so remanith clere, xlixs.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
24. THE TEINITIE CHUECH IN CONIGAETH.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNT PETER AND SAINCT PAULL IN THE
SAID CHURCHE.
John Wilson, incumbent there, of th'aige of lij yeres, of honest
conversacion and qualities, and indeferently lemed, having no
other promocions but only the revenewe of his chauntery. Also
there is one other chauntery prest in the said churche, as hereafter
shall appere. The said chauntery is within the said churche. The
necessitie thereof is to do dy vine service there and to be assistant
unto the curate in ministring of sacramentes, having of howseling
people in the said parishe to the nomber of cclx. And there is no
landes, ten. ne woddes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, vj/e.
Wherof
In reprises yerely going forthe of the same, xijs.
And so remanithe clere, cviijs.
Goods, .... Plate, iij ounces, parcell gilte.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JOHN BAPTIST IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
Eoger Threpeland, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ivij yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and menely lemed, having no other
promocions but only the revenew of his chauntery. The said
chauntery is within the said churche. The necessity thereof is to
be assistant to the curate in ministring of sacramentes, as is afore-
said. There is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, vj7«*. ijs.
In reprises yerely ^oing forth of the same, x«. ixd.
And so remanithe clere, cxjs. iijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, xxi ounces, parcell gilt.
AN OBIT.
Memorandum : — That there is iiij«. paid yerely to the mainte-
nance of an obit in the said churche for ever, going owte of a mes-
suage in the said parishe, geven by Bartrame Deyson, by his last
will, iiijs.
THE CITY OF YORK. 471
25. THE PAEYSHE CHUECH OF SEINCT SAVYOUEE.i
THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNCT ANNE IN THE SAID CHUROHE.
Wylllam Kyrkeby, incumbent there, of th'aige of lij yeres, of
honest qualities and conversacion, and menely lerened, having one
other stipend or salary of Ixvjs. viijV., paid yerely unto hime by
Mr. Thomas Magnus, forth of the revenewe of Sepuleres chapell in
Yorke. The said chauntery is within the said churohe. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service there, and to be assistant
to the parsone there in ministring of sacramentes. Also there is in
the said churche five other chauntery prestos, as hereafter shall
appere. And there belongith to the said parishe of howseling
3eople to the nomber of clij. And there is no landes soldo sithen
the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, YJii. xijfl?.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xiijs. iijd. qr.
And so remainithe clere, cvijs. Yiijd, ob.q,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERE OF SEINCT JAMES AND SEINCT LAWRENCE IN THE
SAID CHURCHE.
Eycherd Barwke, incumbent there, of the aige of Ixvij yeres,
of honest qualities and conversacion, and menely lerened. Having
X6\ yerely, besides his chauntery, for serving the cure at Sainct
An(i:ewe churche in the said citie at will of the parsonne there.
The said chauntery is within the sayme parishe church. The
necessitie thereof is to minister sacramentes as is aforesaid. And
there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, v]/«. V5. \]d.
Inde
Tn reprises going forth of the same, xiijs. ]d. ob, q.
And so remaneth clere, cxijs. q.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNCT THOMAS IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
J ohn Walker, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlvj yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and menely lerened, having also
(1) There is also a licence to endow a chantry at the altar of St. John the Evan-
gelist in the same church to pray for John de Mathelsaje, citizen and merchant of
York, and Emma, his wife, and Roger Basset, clerk. 22 Jan., 1332. Fat,^ 6 JSdw,
III., p. 3, m. 2.
472 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
Ixvjs. viij^. for one stipend or salary in Sepnlcres in Yorke afore-
said. The said channtery is within the said churche. The
necessitie thereof is to be assistant to the curate in ministrin^ of
sacramentes, as is abovesaid. And there is no landes sold siuien
[the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, YJU,
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xs. viijci.
And so remainith clere, cixs. iiijt;?.
Goods, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY CALLED GILYOT CHAUNTERY IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
William Foster, incumbent there, of th'age of fifty yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and meanly lemed, having one
other chauntery in the parishe churche of Oldbisshophill, to the
yerely value of xxxij**. The sayme chauntry is within the same
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service, as is above-
said. And there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers thereof, cijs.
Inde
In reprisis yerely going forth of the same, xvs. Yiijd,
And so remainth clere, iiij li, vj.s. iiijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Robert Acrige, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixiiij yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and menely lemed, having also
xxvj«. viijrf. by yere for serving the cure at Seynt Ellyn churche
of the Walles in the said citie, at will of the parsone there. The
same chauntery is within the sayme churche. The necessitie
thereof is to do djrvdne service as is abovesaid. And there is no
landes, ten., nor wooddes aliened ne spoyled sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulars therof, iiij/i. vijs.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, vs. vijrf.
And so remainth clere, Ixxvs. Yd.
Goodes, nil. Plate, vij ounces, parcell gilt.
THE CITY OF YORK. 473
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINT THOMAS THE APPOSTLE, CALLED FROST
CHAUNTERY, IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Roger Cawton, incumbent there, of th'age of xlvj^^ yeres, of
honest qualities and eondicions, and indyfFerent leming, having one
other ehauntery in the parishe church of Saunt Lawrence aforesaid
to the yerely value of xxvjs. viij^?. The said ehauntery is within
the sayme churche. The necessitye thereof is, as is aforesaid.
And there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said ehauntery, as shaU appere by the
particulars thereof, xlL vjs. Yd.
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xxiiijs. ob.
And so remainth clere, ix/t. ijs, iiijt/. oh,
Goodes, . . . Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilt.
[sums total for the city of YORK.]
Some of the possessions aforesaid, ciiij ^^ixli, viijs. j^. ob, q.
Some of the deduccions, xxijli, vs. viijo?. ob. q.
And so remainith, clxvij/e. ijs. yd.
Some of the goodes ....
Some of the plate, clvj ounces iij qr.
Some of the money in stocke, xliijs. Y]d, ob.
Some of the lyghtes and obytts, x]7t. ijs. yi]d.
THE NORTHRYDYNG IN THE COUNTY OF
YORKE.
THE WAPENTAYKE OF BULMEE.
26. THE CHAUNTERY CALLED WTTHAMS CHAUNTERY IN THE
PARISH CHURCH OF SHEROF HOOTON.l
Nycholas Grenehode, incumbent there, of th'age of forty yeres,
of honest conversacion and . qualitie and of good lerenyng, able
to serve cure, haveing no other promocions but onely the revenues
of his said chauntery. Also there is in the said parishe foure
chauntery prests, whose names do appere, and there is belonging
to the said parishe of howseling people to the nomber of fyve
hundreth and twenty. And there ys no landes ne ten. sold sithens
[the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery as shall appere by the
particulars of the same, vj/i. viijs. jd, q.
Whereof
In resolutes yerely going furth of the said chauntery, xjs. ixd. ob.
And so remayneth clere, YJU, yjd, ob,
Goodes, . . . Plate, viij ounces, parcell gilt.
27. THE CHAUNTERY WITHIN THE CHAPELL OF CORNEBROUGH
WITHIN THE SAID PARISHE.
Rychard Hutchinson, incumbent there, of th'aige of forty
yeres, of honest conversacion and qualitie, and of meane leming,
having no other promocions but onely the revenewe of his said
chauntery. The said chauntery is distaunt from the parish
churche a myle and more. The necessitie thereof to do dyvine
service to the inhabitaunce there. And there is no landes ne ten.
waisted, alienated, ne sold sithens [the same date].
(1) In 1350 Ralph de Nevill, of Raby, received arohiepiscopal licence to endow a
chantry at the altar of the Blessed Mary and Blessed Peter in the south part of this
church, to pray for Ralph, his father, and Euphemia, his mother, himself, and
Alice, his wife. Licence confirmed by the king, 9 Feb., 1367. P«/., 31 JSdw, III,
p. 1, m. 22.
THE WAPENTAKE OF BULMER. 475
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the sayme, \ijli, xi^d,
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furth of the said chauntery, xjs. ixd, oh.
And so remaynith clere, \]IL ixs. i]d. ob,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SEYNCT LEONARDE OF FARDINGTON WITHIN
THE SAID PARISHE.
William Cobe, incumbent there, of th'aige of fyfty yerez, of
honest conversacion and qualitie, and of meane lerening, having
one other chauntery in the said parishe churche to the value of YJ li,
X9., as shall appere herafter. The necessitie of the said chaunterie
is to do dyvyne service to the inhabitaunce there, being distant
from the parishe churche twoo miles and more. And there is no
landes ne ten. waisted, alienated, ne sold sethen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particiilers of the same, xviijs. qui remanent.
Goodes, nil. Playte, nil.
29. THE CHAUNTERIKS OFF THE TRINITIE AND OURE LADY IN THE
CASTELL OF SHEROFHOTON IN THE SAYME PARISHE.
William Cobe and Robert Turner, incumbentes there, the said
William of th'aige of fyfty yeres, and the said Robert of th'aige
of Ivj, of honest conversacion and qualitie, the said William of
meane lemening, as is abovesaid, and the said Robert having good
leming, able to serve cure, having no other promocions but onely
the revenewe of his said chauntery. The necessitie of the said
chaunteres is to do divine service in the said castell, being distant
from the parish churche a quarter of a mille. And there is no
landes sold sithe [the same date].
Payable yerelie to the said incumbents for there stipend owte
of the manor of Sherofhoton by the Kinges Majesties receyvor
there, xij/i. X6'.
Whereof
In resolutes yerely going fourth of the said chaunterez, xxvs.
And so remanith clere, xjli. vs.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
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30. THE PARISHE OFF OSBALDWYKE.
Memorandum : — That there is a chapell of ease at Murton,
within the parishe of Osboldwike, whereof John Straker is incum-
bent, being distant from the parishe churche one myle, having
nether goodes ne plaite, and there is certayne copiehold lande
belonging to the sayme to the yerely value of viijs.
31. THE CHAPELL OR DONATYVE WITHIN THE PARISHE OF
TERYNGTON.
Eauf Boyes, incumbent there, of th'aige of Iv yeres, of honest
conversacion and qualities, and of no leming, having no other pro-
mocions but onely the revenewe of his said chaimtery. There is in
the said parishe twoo other prestes at the finding of the persons
there, the one called John Derfeld, and th'oder called Thomas
Eobsonne. The said chapell is annexed unto the said parishe
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do divyne service and to help
the curates in mynistring of sacramentes. Having of howseling
people in the parishe to the nomber of cclx. Aid there is ne
landes ne ten. aliened ne solde sithen [the same date].
Payable yerely to the said incumbent for his stipend owte of
the landes of Sir Briane Stapleton, knight, iiijlt. vj«. viijrf., also
one cotage there worth by yere, iiijs. In all, iiijff. x«. ynjd.
In resolutes yerely going fourth of the said chauntery, xs.
And so remanithe clere, iii]7«'. viij^,
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
32. THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF CRAYKE.
Memorandum: — That there ys certayne lande yeven to the
findyng of a lampe in the parishe churche of Crake to the yerely
value of Yujd,
33. THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF TERYNGTONN.
Memorandum : — That there is certeyne land yeven to the
finding of a light in the said churche of Teryngton, called Saynot
Mary landes, lying in the feldes there, of the yerely value of jdjd.
THE WAPENTAKE OF BULMEB. 477
34. THE FABISHE OF MYTOUN.
Memorandum : — That one, John Grofte, by his last will did
give to one, Edward Gartwright, preste, to th entent to pray for
the soull of the said John, the some of ovj«. viijrf. yerdy to be paid
owte of the landes of the said John in OwteweU and TJpwell in the
countiez of Northfolk and Cambridge, for the term of twenty
yeres, which yeres shall end at the xxiij*i day of November next
oomyng, ovjs. Yiijd.
35. THE FARISHE OF SUTTON IN GALTBES.
Memorandum : — That there is certayne money to the some of
six poundes in the parishe of Sutton in Galtres to the findingof a
preste in the said parishe, remaning in the handes of John Hede-
lame, William Horseley, Thomas Horseley, yonger, John ^mson,
John Cowper, William Bycherdson, William Par^mson, Thomas
Hudson, vidua Stevenson, vidua Tates, vj/i.
36. THE FARISHE OF STlLLYNOTOtJN.
Memorandum : — That there ys a stoke of forty shillings for the
finding of a light in the parishe ohurohe of StiUington remaning in
thands of the churchwardens there, xLs.
37. THE CHAFELL OF OURE LADY OF HAXBY IN THE FARISHE OF
STRENSALL.
John Ive, incumbent there, of th'aiffe of xxxvj^ yeres, of
honest conversacion and qualities, and indeferent learning, having
no other promocions but onely the profitts of his said ohapell. The
necessitie is to have divyne service there, being distatmt from the
parishe church ij miles. There belongithe to the said parishe of
howseling people to the nomber of ceo. And there is ne landes ne
woddes alienated ne waisted sithens [the same date].
There is certeyn copihold land belonging to the said ohapell, as
shall appere by the particulers, lxv«. iiij^.
Inde
In reprises yerely ^me fourthe of the same, vi]«. ynjd.
And so remanith dere, lvii«. viijrf.
Goodes, .... Playte, nu.
478 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
38. A STOKE IN THE SAID CHAPELL.
Memorandum : — That there is a stoke of xxij«., yeven to the
finding of a light in the said chapell, and now in thandes of the
personnes foloing, viz : — Thomas Waite, \js. viijt;?., Peter Ryder,
xijs., Alison Wright, iij.9. iiij^?. In all, xxiJ5.
39. A STOK IN THE CHURCHE OF STRENSALL.
Memorandum : — That there is eerteyne money in stok yeven to
the finding of a light in the parishe chnrehe of Strensall remaining
in thands of thes personnes foloing, videlicet, John Hall, iiij«.,
Alexaunda Grene, and George Beverley, iijs. iiijfl?., and William
Hall, iijs. iiijd.. In all, x«. viijtf.
[sums total for the WAPENTAKE OF BTJLMER.]
Some of the possessions aforesaid, xl/e. vs. ixd, q.
Some of the deduccions, Ixviijs. q.
And so remanithe elere, xxxv]7j. xvijs. ixc?.
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, viij ounces di.
Some of the obittes and lightes, Ixxiiijs. iiijt;?.
Some of the money in stoke, vj//.
THE WAPENTAYKE OF BYEDFORTHE.
40. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE FARISHE CHURCH OF
TOFCLIFF.
David Bell, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlviij^ yeres, of good
conversacion and qualities, and meane lerenyng, having a yerely
stipend of cvj.9. yi\]d, of the Kinges Majestic, over and besides his
said chauntery. Also there is within the said parishe six chayntery
THE WAPENTAKE OF BIRDFORTH. 479
and stipendary prestes, besides the vicare, whose names do appere.
And there is belonging to the said parishe of howseling people to
the nomber of ix^ and iij ^^. And there is no landes ne ten.
waisted ne soldo si then [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntry, as shall appere by the
particulers of the sayme, uijH, xvjs. iiijd.
In resolutes yerely going fonrthe of the sayme, vjs. Yiijd.
And so remanyth clere, iiij li. ix.s. viijc?.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
41. THE CHAPELL OF DYSFORTH IN THE PARISHE OF TOPCLYF.
Eycherd Browne, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlviij yeres, of
good conversacion and qualitiez, and meane leming, having no
other promocions but onely the revenewes of the said chapell. The
said incumbent is removeable at the will of the parochioners. The
necessitie of the said chapell is to do dyvyne service to the inhabi-
taunce there, being distant from the parishe churche a myle and a
halfe. And there is no landes soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chapell is, as shall appere by the
particulers of the saime, xxiiijs.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going fourthe of the sayme, xiij^. ob.
And so remanethe clere, xxiJ5. xd, ob.
Goodes, .... Playte, iiij ounces, parcell gilt.
42. THE CHAPELL OF SAYNCT GYLES IN ELMERS IN THE SAID
PARISHE OF TOPCLYFF.
John Bell, incumbent there, of th'aige of forty yeres, of honest
qualities and condicions, and of meane leming, having no other
promocions, but onely the revenewes of the said chauntery. The
necessitie of the said chauntery is to do dyvyne service to the
inhabitaunce there, being distant from the parish church, a myle
and a half. And there is no landes ne ten. aliened ne solde sithens
£the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
farticulers of the same, lxxix«. iiij a?.
n resolutes yerely going fourth of the same, vijs. xjrf. ob.
And so remanith clere, Ixxjs. iiijtf. q.
Goodes, .... Playte, vj ounces di., paroell gilt.
480 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
43 THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE CHAPELL IN THE
CHURCHYERD OF TOPCLYFF.
Rycherde Browne, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlviij yeres,
having one other promoeion, as is abovesaid, to the yerely value of
xxiiij«s\ The said ehauntery is within the paxishe church yerde
there. The necessitie thereof is to do divine service, as is afore-
said. And there is no landes soldo sithen [the same datej.
The yerely value of the said ehauntery is as shall appere by
the recital and particulers of the same, os.
In reprises yerely going fourth of the same, xs.
And so remaneth clere, iiij li. vs.
Q-oodes, . . . Playte, vj ounces, parcell gilt.
44. THE SERVICE OR GILDE OF OURE LADY IN THE SAID PARISHB
OF TOPCLYFF.
John Bell, incumbent there, of th'aige of xl^ yeres, of honest
qualities and condicions, and meane lerening, having one other
chaimtery in the said parishe, as is aforesaid, of the yerely value of
Ixxixs. iiijV. The same is within the said parishe church. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service and minister sacramentes,
as is abovesaid. There is no landes, ten., ne wods sold ne waisted
sithen [the same date' .
The yerely value of the said ehauntery is, as shall appere by the
particiilers tliereof, iiij//. xvijs. qui remanent.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
45. LANDES LAIDE IN MORGAGE TO IHE SAID GUYLD.
Memorandum : — That there is one ten. in Norton, belonging ta
the said gylde whiche was laid in morgage by one, John He5)erDy,
to the feofEes of the said guylde for the some of xijlL, upon oondi-
cion that the said John Helperby or his heires well and trewly
content and pay againe unto the said feofEes the some of xij/t. in
forme foloing, that ys to say, yjlL thereof at the feaste of Sainot
Michell the Archangel, which shalbe in the yere of our Lorde Gtod
MDLxiij, and other yj li, therof residue at the feaste of
Ester then next foloing, and if the said Helperby or his heires do
not repay the said some of xi]7«. at the said dais, then the said
cof eofEes to pay unto the said Helperby or his heires the some of
Ixvjs. viijf/., and they to have the said ten. with appurtenances for
ever, as by one indenture thereof maid, bering date the xv day of
May, anno regni regis Henrici viij^i, xxxv*o, more playnely
apperith.
THE WAPENTAKE OF BIRDFORTH. 481
46. THE CHAUNTERY OR SERVICE IN THE MANOR OF lOPCLYF IN
THE SAME PARISHE.
William Toppam, incumbent there, of th'aige of forty yeres,
of honest qualities and eondieions, and meane lerenyng, havyng no
other promocions but onely the revenewe of the said chauntery or
service. The sayme is within the Kinges Majesties manor of
Topcliff. The necessitie thereof is to do divine service there, being
distant from the parishe church half a mile. There is no landes
aliened, waisted, ne sold sithen [the same date].
Payable yerely to the said incumbent furth of the Kinges
Majesties manor of Topclif by the receyvors there, cs. qui
remanent.
Goodes, . . . Playte, nil.
47. THE PARISHE OF HUSTHWAITE.
Memorandum : — That there is in the parish of Husthwaite, vjs.
viijo?. geven to the finding of a light in the said churche in stoko
and nowe in thandes of Robert Thormanby there, vjs. wiijd.
48. THE PARISHE OF WELBERY.
Memorandum : — That there is in the parishe of Welbery half
an acre of lande, geven by the personnes there for the finding of a
lamp by yere, vj^,
49. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCTE ANNE OF TWOO PRESTES IN THE
PARISHE CHURCHE OF THRESK.
Cuthbert Foxe and Alexaunder Colyer, incumbents there,
th'one of th'aige of Iviij, th'oder of th'aige of xxxvij, of honest
qualities and good lerening, the said Cuthbert having a vicarage at
Staynton in Clevelande, the said Alexaimder having no other pro-
mocions but onely the revenewe of his said chauntery. There is
in the said parish foure chauntry prestos, whose naymes appere.
And there is no landes ne woddes sold nor waisted sithen [the same
date].
The yerely value of the said chaunterys as shall appere by the
particiilers of the saime, xix/^. vs. vijd.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going furth of the same, xlix«.
And so remainth clere, xvij/«. xix.d.
Goodes, nil. Playte, xvj ounces, parcel gilt,
7g
482 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
50. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JOHN BAPTESTE IN THE SAID
CHURCHE.
Thomas Huett, incumbent there, of th'aige of 1 yerez, of
good condicions and qualities and good lerenyng, having no other
promocions but the revenew of his chauntery. The said chaiintery
is within the said parishe church. The necessitie thereof is to do
divine service and to helpe the curate in ministracion of sacra-
mentes. And there is no landes, ten., ne woddes waisted, aliened,
ne solde sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the saide chauntery, as particulerly shall
appere in the rentall, v]7i. ijs. nd,
Inde
In reprises yerely going fourth of the same, xiiij«.
And so remanethe clere, cviijs. X6?.
Goodes, .... Playte, xiiij ounces, parcell gilt.
51. THE CHAUNTERY OR SERVICK OF OUR LADY IN THE SAID
CHURCH OF THRESKE.
Thomes Raper, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixx yeres, of
good conversacion and qualities, and indifferent lerenynff, having no
other promocions, but onely the revenew of his said chauntery oi
service. The same chauntery is within the said parishe churche.
The necessitie thereof is, as is aforesaid. And there is no landes,
ten. ne woodes aliened or spoyled sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery or service is, as shall
appere by the particulers of the say me, cxvj«.
In reprises yerely going fourth of the same, xij«. \]d.
And so remanethe clere, ciij«. xa?.
Goodes, . . . Playte, viij ounces, parcell gilt.
52. THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF THIRKILBY.
Memorandum : — That there is certeyne lande lieing in the
fieldes of Little Thirkilby, contening one rode, of the yerely value
of \\d, ffeven to the finding of a lamp within the said ch\irche of
Thirkilby, also there is one other lande lieing in the fieldes of
Ghrete Thirkilby, called the Lady Hedeland, contening half an acre,
of the yerely value of iiijc?., geven towardes the finding of a light
n the said churche, vJ6?.
THE WAPENTAKE OP BIRDFOBTH. 483
63. A LIGHT.
Memorandum : — That there is xiij«. "vjrf., paid yerely to
Eicherde Browne, incumbent, in the ohjapell in tne ohuroheyerde
at Topolif , for the finding of lightes in the said ohapell, whereof
xijs. is yerely paid by Edmond Walles, and xviijrf. is yerely paid
by Margaret Dagget. In all, xiij«. TJrf.
54. THE PARYSH CHURCH KYRKBY KNOLL.
Memorandum : — That there is one rode of lande lieing in
Shortloskewe, within the feldes of Bagby,^ to the yerely value of
ijd., in tholding of John Sell, yeven to the finding of a lamp in
the said church for ever, ijd.
[sums total for the wapentake of bibdforth].
Some of the possessions aforseyd, IvjU. YJ«. jrf.
Some of the reprises, os. xjd, q.
And so remaneth, \]li. vs. jV. ob, q.
Some of the goodes, nil.
Some of the plate, liiij ounces di.
Some of the money in stocke, v]«. viijrf.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, xixa. viijef.
484 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC
THE WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARGHE.
55. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY WITHIN THE PARISHE OF
STOKESLEY.
John Reddesdaille, incumbent there, of th'aige of forty yeren
of good conversacion and qualities, and indeferently well lerned
having no other promooions but onely the revenewes of his sail
chauntery. There is in the said parishe one other preste, caller
Briane Barton, at the finding of the parsonne there. The sam
chauntery is distant from the parishe church one mile. The neoee
sitie thereof is to do divine service to the inhabitauntes then
There is belonging to the said parishe of howseling people to th
nomber of cccc. And there is no landes ne tenementes sol
sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere in th
particulers thereof, injii, iiijs, jd, oh.
In resolutes yerely going fourth of the sayme, viijs. Yujd.
And so remanethe clere, Ixxvs. \d, oh,
Q-oodes, .... Playte, fyve ounces, parcell gilt.
56. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAYNT LAWRENCE IN THE CHAPELL 01
BUSBY IN THE SAID PARISHE.
Symon Cleveland, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixx yeres, o
good conversacion and qualities, and good lerening having no otiie
promocions but onely the profPettes of his said chauntery. Th(
necessitie of the said chauntery is to do dyvine service to tht
inhabitauntes there, being distant from the parishe churehe a myle
And there is no landes ne woddes solde ne spoyled sithens [tht
same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery is as shall appere bj
the particulers of the same, Ixxiiijs. xj^.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going fourth of the same, ijs. m.]d.
And so remanith clere, lxxij.s. yi]d,
Q-oodes, .... Playte, iiij ounces, parcell gilt.
57. THE THREE PREBENDAREZ IN THE PARISHE OF
OSMONDERLEY.
Rycherde Beke, Symon Binkes, and [blank] being a scoler ai
Oxford, prebendaries there, of honest qualities and condioionSy anc
THE WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARUGH, 485
good learning, the said Bell (sic) of th'aige of forty yeres, the said
Symon Binkes of th'aige of Ixiij yeres, and the said [blank] of
th'aige of [blank] yeres. Having no other promoeions but onely the
revenew of there said prebendaries, andj there is in the said parish
of howseling people to the nomber of iij^ and xx*i . There is no
landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said prebendarez, as shall appere by
the particulers of the sayme, xviij/i.
Inde
In reprises yerely going furthe of the same, xlL xvjs.
And so remanith clere, vij7i. iujs.
Goodes, .... Playte, nH.
58. THE PARISHE OF STAYNTON IN CLEVELAND.
Memorandum : — That there is ij acres of arrable lande lieing
in the feldes of Thormanby whiche was geven to the finding of
fyve lamps in the chapel there, nowe in the holding of William
TJressike, of the yerely value of iijs. iiijo?. Also one cotaige in
Staynton, in tholding of William Mamby, of the yerely value of
iJ6'. viij^. In all, vjs.
59. THE CHAUNTERIE OF SAINCT LAWRENCE IN THE PARISHE OP
NORTHALLERTONN.
Henry Grammyll, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ix yeres, of honest
conversacion and qualities, and indifferent lerening, having no
other promoeions but onely the revenewes of his said chauntery.
There is in the said parishe iiij prestos at the finding of the vicare
there, and there is in the said parishe iij chauntery prestes, whose
names shall appere. The said chauntery is distant fi*om the
parishe churche m fote. The necessitie therof is to do divyne
service to the inhabitaunce thereabowtes, having of howseUng
people in the said parishe to the nomber of seven hundreth. And
there is no landes, ten. ne woddes soldo ne waisted sithen [the
same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, uijli. iijs. iiij^.
Inde
In reprises yerely going fourth of the sayme, viij«. iiijrf.
And so remanyth clere, Ixxvs.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
•486 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
60 THE CHAUNTERY OF TWOO PRESTES IN THE CHAPELL OF
LAZONBY IN THE SAID PARISHE.
John Wylde and Rycherde Wodell, incnmbentes there, the one
of th'aige of Ix yeres and th'oder of fiftie, having good qualities
and condieions, and meane lerenyng, and haithe no other promo-
cions but onely the revenewe of his said ehaunterys. The necessitie
of the ehaunteres is to do divyne service to the inhabitauntes, they
being distant from the said parishe churche twoo myles. And
there is no landes, ten. solde sithens [the same date].
The yerly value of the said ehaunteres as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, ixli, vjs. viijfl?.
Inde
In reprises yerely going fourthe of the same, xviij«. viijc?.
And so remanith clere, vii]7^. viijs.
Q-oodes, .... Playte, vij oimees, pareell gilt.
61. A STIPEND OR SERVICE WITHIN THE SAID CHURCHE OF
NORTHALLERTON.
Memorandum : — That there ys a stipend or annual penoion
paid yerely unto John Blaisdaille, a manne of indeferent lerening,
by one Thomas Markynf eld, as his auneetors have alwey done in
time paste, the some of v]7*., going furthe of certeyne landes and ten.
of the said Thomas Markinf eld in the towne and f eldes of North-
allerton, for saing masse and mayntening Godds service in the
church of Allerton, at all tymes, except the said Thomas do ly in
or at his manor of Romonby then the said preste to give
attendaunce and sey masse there as the said Thomas shall oomaunde
hime, YJli,
62. OBYTTS.
Memorandum : — That there is one cotage in the said towne of
Northallertonn, laite in the tenor of William RiddisdaiUe, of the
yerely rent of xijc?., geven towardes the fynding of one yerely
obbit to be done in the said churche. Also there is viijc?. yerely
going furthe of a cotage in the saime towne, laite in the tenor of
[blank] towardes the finding of a light in the said churche. In all,
63. LANDES GYVEN FOR THE FYNDYNG OF A GRAMMAR SOOLB IN
NORTHALLERTON AFORBSEYD.
Memorandum : — That there is within the sayde parishe of
Northallerton one grammar scole, having certen landes and ten.
THE WAPENTAKE OF LANGBARUGH. 487
gyven by certen well disposed persones to the yerely value of viij/e.
viijs., to the intent and for the better bringing up of the children
of the towne and others of th'inhabitantes of the countrey, the
which is used accordingly, Yujli. viijs.
64. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT NICHOLAS IN THE HOSPITALL
HOWSE WITHIN THE PARISHE OF YAROME.
William Burdon, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxxvj yeres, of
honest conversacion and qualities, and indeferently well lerened,
having no other promocions, but onely the revenewes of the said
chauntery. The necessitie of the said chauntery is to do divyne
service to the inhabitants thereabouts, being distant from the
parishe churche a myle. There is belonging to the said parishe of
howseling people to the nomber of cccxxxv. And there is no landes,
ten., ne woddes sold ne waisted sithens [the same date].
Firste, one yerely annuitie or stipend paid yerely to the saide
incumbent f orthe of the possessions of the laite monastery of Heley,
cvj.s. viijfl?.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the sayme, xs. viijo?.
And so remanethe clere, iiijli. xvjs.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
65. THE PARYSHE OF LYVERTOUN.
Memorandum : — That there is within the parishe of Lyverton
three acres of land of the yerely value of viijs, geven to the finding
of a light in the said church of Leverton for ever, and now in the
tenore of Robert Thomson, iijs.
66. THE CHAPELL CALLED SEPULCRES CHAPELL IN THE PAUISHB
OF KYRKELETHOME.
William Amarde, incumbent there, of th'aige of forty yeres, of
honest conversacion and qualities, and of good lemening, having
no other promocions but onely the revenewe of his said chauntery
or chapell. The necessitie of the said chapell is to do divine ser-
vice to the inhabitaunce there, being distaunt from the parishe
churche twoo myles, and there is in the said parish of howseling
people to the nomber of cccxij. And there is no landes ne ten.
sold sithens [the same date] .
The yerely value of the said chapell is, as shall appere by the
particulers of the sayme, xlvij«. nijd, qui remanent.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
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67. THE FRECHAPELL OFF WHORLETON IN THE PARISHE OF
RUDBY.
Charles Smithe, incumbent there, of th'aige of fiftie yeres, of
good eondicions and qualities, and of good lerenyng, having no
other promocions but only the revenewe of his said chaunteiy.
There is in the said parishe foure prestes at the finding of the
vicare there. The neoessitie of the said chapell is to have dyvine ser-
vice done to the inhabitantes there, being distaunt from the parishe
church twoo myles. And there beloneith to the said pariahe of
howseling people to the nomber of Mcciiij ^^xviij And there is no
landes, ten. ne woodes soldo ne waisted sithens [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chapell, ix/t. ix«. iijd,
Inde
In resolutes yerely going f orthe of the same, xviij*.
And so remaynethe clere, viij/e. xjs. iij^.
Goodes, .... Plaite, nil.
68. THE PARESHE CHURCHE OFF AYIOUN.
Memorandimi : — That one John Lokewod did give yiijd, yerely,
going owte of one parcell of ground called Lamp Ing towardes the
finding of a lamp in the parish churche of Alton, \iijd,
69. THE CHAUNTERY OR STIPENDARY IN THE CASTELL OF
SKELTON IN THE PARISH OF SKELTON.
Robert Pereson, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxxvj yeres, of
good condycions and qualities, and of good lerening, having no
other promocions but onely the revenewe of his chauntery. The
same chauntery is distant from the parish churche a quarter of a
mile, and there is belonging to the said parishe churche of howse-
lyng people to the nomber of cccxx^i , having none to help the
curate but onely the said stipendary preste. And there is no
landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery or stipend, as shall
appereby the rentall, iii]7?. ijs. xd.
In resolutes yerely going furth of the same, Yijs. YJd.
And so remanithe clere, lxxv«. iiijV.
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
THE WAPENTAKE OP LANOBARUGH. 489
70. THE CHAUNTERY OF OURB LADT IN THE FARISHE CHURCHB
OF 8I06EST0N.
John Dyneley , inoTimbent there, of th'aige of Ix yeres, of good
conversacion and qualities, and meane lemin^, having no other
promocions but onely the revenewe of his saad ohaiintery, also
there is one other preste in the said ohurohe at the finding of the
parsonne there. The said ohauntery is within the said parishe
churehe, and there belongith to the said parishe churche of howse-
ling people to the nomber of seven soore. And there is no landes
soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said ohauntery, as shall appere by the
partieulers of the same, cxvj«. viijrf.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going f ourthe of the sayme, x«.
And so remanethe clere, cvj«. viijfl?.
Goodes, .... Playte, tenn ounces, paroell gilt.
71. THE CHURCH OF V^STROUGHTON,
Memorandum : — That there is twoo acres of land and medowe
lieing in the feldes of Westroughton, of the yerelj^ value of iw.
viijfl?., geven for one obite yerely to be done for ever in the parLme
churche of Westroughton, ij«. viijfl?.
72. THE CHURCH OF LYVBRTON.
Memorandum : — That there is oerteyne landes yeven to the
finding of a torche within the church of L^erton, and now in the
holding of Eobert Thomson by yere, iij^., oanoellatur hio quia
antea.
73. THE FARTSHE CHURCHE OF ESTON.
Memorandum : — That there is vj«. viijrf. in stoke for the finding
of a light in the church of Eston, and now remaining in thandes ot
William Jacksonne there, v]«. viijrf.
(1) On 27 January, 1343, licence was granted to John do Siggwtoii to endow a
chantry in the parieh church of Siggeston to pray for Mb 80111. 17 £dw. 111,^ m, 1,
m, 40. It having been found by inqaisition taken on 2 Juno, 1424, tiiat Sir Jolm
Siggeston granted in mortmain without lioenoe, a menBaacra in Syggeslcm to Bobert
Kirkby, chaplain of a chantry in the ohoroh of the Blaned Maxy of Sjggwrtao, to
pray for the soul of the said John, the king havinff been informed of tiie aame hj
John Somerseth, granted the premises to the same Jolm Somaneth lor the flffwiH^ of
the kingdom of England. 20 Oot., 1440. ^L^ 1'9 Sm. F/., j». 1, ei. 28.
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74. THE PARISHE CHURCH OF KIDDALL.
Memorandum : — That there ys a stoke of xxxiijs. iiijflf., geven
to the finding of a light in the parish churehe of Kiddall, and now
remaining in thandes of the churchwardens there, xxxiij«. iiijc?.
75. THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF KYRKBY.
Memorandum : — That there is an obitt yerely done to the
valore of xs., the whiche John Strangwaise of the parishe of
Whorleton is bounde to maik the saime for ever in the pcuriahe
churehe of Kirkby in Cleveland, X8.
76. MONEY IN STOKE.
Memorandum : — That there is in stoke in the said parish, xxyja.,
to the finding of a light, xxvjs.
77. THE CHAPELL OF WHORLETON IN THE PARISH OF RUDBY.
Memorandum : — That there is yijd. yerely yeven for one obitt
to be done in the chapell of Whorleton for ever, going forthe of a
cotage with appurtenances in Potto ; and there is also half e a pounde
of frankynsence, price ijcL, yerely to the said chapell, going forthe
of a cotage in Gowton of the landes of William Layton ; and also
there is one pound of frankinsence, price iiijc?., yerely geven to the
said chapell for ever, going owte of a messuage and iiij oxgang of
land in Potto, called Hewardyne landes ; and also there is haJi an
acre of pasture grownde lieing in Carleton f eldes, in a place there,
called (xowse Noike, geven for the finding of a light in the said
chapell arrented at xviijcl. the yere ; and also there is half an acre
of lande of the yerely value of vj^., lieing in the Northf eldes of
Potto aforesaid, geven to the finding of a light in the parish churohe
of Rudby, whereof iiijV/. is paid yerely to the manor of Whorleton,
and so remanith in all, ijs. ixd.
[sums total for the wapentake of langbarurgh.]
Some of the possessions afforeseyd, iiij ^^li, xix«. ixd. ob.
Some of the deductions, xvlL ijd.
And so remanith, Ixv/e. xixs. Yijd, ob.
Some of the goodes, . .
Some of the plate, xxvj ounces.
Some of the money in stocke, Ixvjs.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, xxvja. ixd.
THE WAPENTAKE OF GILLING EAST. 491
THE WEPENTACKE OF GYLLYNGESTE.
78. THE CHAUNTRYE OF MARY MAGDALEN IN THE CHAPELL OF
THIRNTOFT IN THE PARISHE OF ANDERBY.
Thomas Swyer, incumbent there, of the age of Ix yeres, of a
meane lerning, of honest conversaoion and qualities, having no other
promocions but only the revenewe of the sayd chauntrye. Also
there is one other pryste at the finding of the vicare in the sayde
parishe. The same chauntrye is within the said churche, the
necessitie therof is to minister sacramentes, having within the said
parishe cccxl howseling people.
The yerely value of the said chaunterye, as shall appere by the
particuler of the same, iiij/e. ijs. iiijd.
Inde
In resolutes goyng out of the sayde chaunterye, xvjs.
And so remaneth clere, Ixvjs. ui]d.
Goodes, .... Plate, v ounces, parcell gilte.
79. THE CHAUNTERYE OR FREE CHAPELL IN NEWBY IN THE
PARYSHE OF KYRKEBY UPON WYSKE.
Lawrence Welles, incumbent there, of the age of xxxviij^ yeres,
of indifferent lerning and of honest conversacion and qualities,
having no other promocions but the revenewe of his sayde chaun-
terye. The same chaunterye is distaunte from the sayde parishe
churche one myle. The necessitie thereof is to mynister sacra-
mentes, having cccxx*i housling people in the sayd paryshe. There
is no landes soldo ne alienated since [the same date].
The yerely value of the seyde chaunterye, shall appere by the
particulers of the same, xls. vij^.
Inde
In resolutes yerely goyng furth of the same, ijs. viijc?.
And so remaneth clere, xxxvijs. xjd,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
80. MONEY IN STOK.
Memorandum : — That there is a certen some of monv in stock
to the value of xxs., gyven to the findyng of a lyghte remayning
in the handes of the churche wardens of the same paryshe, gyven
by the auncestors of Clewers, xxs.
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THE WAPENTACKE OF GYLLYNGWEST.
81. THE CHAUNTERYK OF OUR LADYK IN THE CHAPELL OF
LARTINTON IN THE PARYSHE OF RUMBOLDE.
William Tristram, incumbent, of the aige of Ivj yeres, of
honest eonversacion and qualities, having indifferent good leming,
having no other promocions but the revennewe of the sayd chaun-
terye. Also there is two other prystes belonging to the sayde
paryshe, at the fyndyng of the parson there, the one called
Nicholas Close, the other called Robert Messanger, besides two
chaunterye prystes, as apperith. The same chaunterye is dis-
taunte from the paryshe churche iiij miles. The necessite thereof
is to do dyvine service and minister sacramentes, having to the
nomber of mooco howseling people in the sayd parysh.
Firste, one annuall pencion or stipend payd to the sayde incum-
bent by the handes of the recey vor out of the towne of Lartington,
cvjs. viij«?.
Inde
In reprises yerely going furth of the sayd chaunterye, x«. viijA
And so remaneth clere, iiij/f. xvjs.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
82. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT THOMAS Th'aPOSTELL IN THE
SAYDE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF RUMBOLDE.
Robert Glover, incumbent, of the aige of xxxvj yeres, of a
meane leming, of honest eonversacion and qualities, having no
other promocions but the onelye revennewe of his sayd chaunterye.
The same chaunterye is within the sayde churche. The neces-
sitie is as afore is mencyoned. There is no landes sold ne alienated
sithens [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencon or stipende of the yerely value of
iii]7/. xiij.9. iiijV., paid to the sayd incumbent out of the landes late
pertening to the dissolved monasterye of Egleston, by the handes
of the Kynges Majesties recey vor there, uijli, xiij«. iiijcf.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
83. A GRAMMER SCOLE.
Memorandum : — That there is in the sayde paryshe one gramer
scole for the better brynging up and instructyng of the inhaba-
tauntes children there dwellyng, the master of the sayde soole is
Michell Homer, having yerely for his stipend or wages, lxvi«. viijrf.,
paid out of a stocke which remayneth in the handes of the pary-
shyoners of the same parishe, Ixvjs. Yujd.
THE WAPENTAKE OF GILUNG WEST.* 493
84. MONET IN STOCKE.
Memorandum : — That there is within the sayde parishe of
Bumbold aforseyde a stock of xx/t.^ remayning in the handes of
the paryshoners there, xkH,
84. THE CHAUNTERYE OR CHAPELL OF THE TRINITIB IN THE
PARISHE OF MKLSONBYE.
John Scruton, incumbent, of the aige of Ix yeres, of a meane
leming, of honest conyersacion and quaLities, having no other ^o-
mocions but onelye the revennewe of his sayde chaimterye. tPhe
same ehaunterye is adjonyn^ to the sayde paryshe ohurdie. The
necessitie thereof is to mimster saoramentes, having ceo howselinff
people. There is no landes sold ne alienated sithens the xxii]
day of November, anno regni regis nuper Henrid viij^, xxxvij™o,
Firste, one annuaU pencion going out of the possessions peiten-
ing to the late surrendered howse of Seynt Agatha, payde by the
handes of the Eanges Majesties reoeyvor to the sayde incumbent
iii]7i., with one cotage in the sayde panrshe in the holdyng of
RaufPe Wasse yerely, xiijs. iiijrf. In aU, iiij/t. xiij«. iiijrf. qui
remanent.
Goodes, .... Plato, nil.
85. THE CHAUNTERYES OF TWO PRE8TE8 IN THE CASTELL OF
RAVENSWAYTHE IN THE PARYSHE OP KTRYEBY RAYENSWAYTHB.
Gyles Cocke and Robert Dyghton, incumbentes there, the Miyde
Gyles of the aige of iiij " yeres, the other of the aige
of xliiij yeres; of indifferent leming and honest oonver-
sacion and qualities, having over and besides the revenew
of theyre chaimterye, Ixvjs. Yiijd.j out of the landes of the lord £^tB
Hewe, the founder of the sayd chaimteryes. The same are within
the sayde parishe, having ]>c howselyng people. There is no landeB
sold sithens [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaunteryes, as shall appero Ij
the particulers of the same, vj/t. xiij«. iiijrf.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, xii]«. mjd.
And so remaneth clere, vj/t.
Goodes, .... Plate, xij ounoes, paroell gilt*
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86. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT NICHOLAS WITHIN THE PARYSHE
CHURCHE OF GYLLYNG.
Robert Wilkynson, incumbent, of the aige of xliiijti yeres, of
no lemyng, of honest conversaeion and quafities, having no other
promocions but onelye the revennewe of the sayd chaunterye. Also
there is vj prestes, belonging to the sayde paryshe, at the findyng of
the vicare there, besides the two ehauntrye prestes, as apperith.
The same chaunterye is within the sayde parishe church. The
necessitie thereof is to mynister sacramentes, having mcc howse-
lyng people within the sayd paryshe. There is no landes, ten. solde
ne alienated sithe the xxiij^ day of November anno regni regis
nuper Henrici octavi, xxxvij™^.
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the rentall of the same, iiij li, xiijs. iiijo?. qui remanent.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
87. THE CHAUNTERYE OV OUR LADY IN THE CHAPELL OF
SOUTHCOWTON IN THE PARYSHE OF GYLLYNG.
Edmund Smythson, incumbent there, of the aige of xliiij
yeres, of meane lerning, of honest conversaeion and qualities,
having no other promocion but onelye the revennewe of his sayde
chaunterye. The same chaunterye is distaunt iij myles frome
the sayd churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service
and mynester sacramentes af orsayd. There is no landes solde sithe
the xxiij day of November, anno regni regis nuper Henrici octavi,
xxxvij^io.
The yerely value of the sayde chauntery, as shall appere by
the sayde particulers of the same, cxjs. viijo?.
In resolutes yerely goyng furthe of the same, ixs. ijd.
And so remaneth clere, cijs. vji.
Goodes, .... Plate, v ounces, parcell gilt.
[sums total FOR THE SAID WAPENTAKES.]
Some of the possessions, xxxvij/^^'. xiiijs. \ijd.
Some of the deductions, Ijs. xd.
And so remayneth, xxxyU, ijs, ixd.
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, xxij ounces.
Some of stockes, in money, xxjlt.
THE WAPENTAKE OF HANG EAST. 495
THE WEPENTACKE OF HANGAEST.
88. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH OF
BEDALL OF TWO PRYSTES.
Thomas Swadell and Thomas Mydelton, incumbentes of the
same. Thomas Swadall of the age of Ixxiiij, the other of the aige
of 1 yeres, indyferentlie well lerened, of honest eonversaeion and
qualities, haying no other promocions but theyre verye stipende or
wages. The same chaunterye is within the sayd paryshe church.
The necessitie thereof is to mynister sacramentes, having within the
sayde parishe of Bedall Dcccciiij ^tx howselyng people. There is
no landes, ten. sold sithe [the same date].
Firste, one annuall or yerely pencion payd out of the possessions
pertening to the late dyssolvyd monasterye of Jarvax to the sayde
incumbentes by the erl of Lenoyx, ix/^. vjs. yiijci.
In resolutes yerely goyng out of the same, xviijs.
And so remaneth clere, vi]7^. viijs. viijc?.
Goodes, .... Plate, xj ounces, parcell gilte.
89. A STIPENDARE OR SERVICE.
Memorandum : — That there is in the sayd paryshe one stipen-
darye preste, called John Grege, doing dyvine service in the sayde
churche and teching a grammar scole in the sayde towne, for the
which there was certen landes and ten. geven to the yerely value
of vij//. xjs, nija.
90. A STIPENDE OR SERVICE WITHIN THE PARYSHE OF WELL.
Robert Beckwit, stipendarye there, of the aige of xxxiij yeres,
indefferently well lemed, of honest eonversaeion and qualities,
having no other promocions but his onelye stipend. There is one
other stipendary pryst in the sayd paryshe, as shall appere here-
after. The necessitie thereof is to mynister sacramentes having
Dciiij^^ howseling people in the sayde paryshe. The said
Robert Beckwitt hath his stipende but for the term of xl yeres,
wherof five yeres are expired the same to be payd yerely by the
master of the hospitall of Well and of the vicare of the same.
(1) On 25 Oct., 1399 licence was gfranted to Robert de Ooverham and John de
Nottingham to endow a chantry in tiie parish churuh of Welle. JPat., 1 Hen, IV,
p. 1, m. 12.
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The yerely value of the same stypend, as shall appere in the
rentall tneroi, iiij/«. xii]«. uija.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely goyng furthe of the same, ixs. ii\]d.
And so remaineth elere, iiij/e. iiij«.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
91. A STIPENDE.
Memorandum : — That there is within the sayde paryshe one
Robert Bancke, of the aige of xlj yeres, which plaeth of the organs
and helpith divine service in the sayd churche, and also instruoteth
chyldren there, having yerely for his stipende or wages, iiijli. xiiij*.
iiijV., appoynted to sing there by the last will of the right honorable
Eicharde, lorde Latimor, for the terme of xxj yeres, payd out of
the lordshype of Bolton in Allerdale, in the countie of Cumbre-
lande, wherof there is xvij yeres and a halfe expyred so that theie
is two yeres and halfe to come, iiij/i. xiijs. iiijc/.
92. A GRAMMER SCOLE.
Memorandum : — That there is also in the same paryshe one,
Sir Robert Redshawe, bacheler of divinitie, a preacher of Godes
Worde and scole master of a free grammer scole for the better
bringing up and instructyng of children, founded by the ryght
honorable John Latimor, and receyvet yerely for his salary or
wages the some of vj7e. xiij«. iiij^. of the master of the hospitall of
Well and the vicare of the same, v]7/. xiij«. iiijrtf.
93. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT JAMES IN THE PARYSHK CHURCH
OF KATERYCKE.
John Grregge, incumbent there, of the age of xxxvij yeres, of
indyfPerent lerning, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no
other promocions, but onelye the revennewe of his sayd ohaunterye ;
also there is tlire other prestes at the findyng of the vioare there.
The necessitie thereof is to minister sacramentes having moxx
howselyng people in the said paryshe. There is no landes solde
sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, \\\]li, xs.
Whereof
In resolutes yerely goyng furthe of the same, ix«. xjfl?. q.
And so remaneth clere, iiij7t. oh. q,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE WAPENTAKE OF HANG EAST, 497
94. THE CHAUNTERY OF OURE LADY IN THE SAYD CHURCHE OF
CATERICKE.
John Nicholson, incumbent there, of the aige of xxxv yeres,
not lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no other
promocions but onelye the revennewe of his sayd chaunterye. The
sayd chaunterye is within the sayd churche. The necessitie thereof
is, as afore is mencioned. There is no landes ten. soldo sithe [the
same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chaunterye, as particulerly shall
appere in the rentall, Ixxviijs. iiij^.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely goyng furthe of the same, viijs. vij^.
And so remaneth clere, lxix«. ix^.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
95. THE CHAUNTERY OR SERVICE OF OURE LADYE IN THE CHAPELL
OF BOLTON UPON SWALE IN THE PARYSHE OF KATERYCK.
Christopher Johnson, incumbent, of the aige of xxxvj yeres
meanlye lerned, of honest onversacion and qualities. The same is,
distaunte from the sayde paryshe churche ix (sic) myles. The neces-
sitie thereof is to do dyvine service in the sayd chapell. There
is no landes, ten. solde ne ahenated sithe [the same date] .
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, xxxviij.v. Sum of the sayd chaunterye,
xxxviijs., qui remanent.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
96. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT ANDREWE IN THE CHAPELL OF
GRETE FENCOTES IN THE PARISHK OF KYRKEBY FLETHAM.
John Johnson, incumbent there, of the aige of Ix yeres, not
lerned, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no other pro-
mocions but onelye the revennewe of the sayde chaunterye. The
same is distaunt from the paryshe church one myle. The necessitie
thereof is to minister sacramentes in the paryshe, having eexl
howseling people in the sayde paryshe. There is no landes solde
sithe [the same date] .
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, iiijlL ijs.jd,
8h
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Wherof
In reprises yerely going furth of the same, xiiijs. yd. ob. q.
And so remaneth elere, Ixvijs. y\]d, q,
Goodes, .... Plate, iiij ounces, paroell gilte.
97. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT CUTHBERTE IN THE PARYSELE
CHURCHK OF HORNEBYeI
Christopher Becwyth, incumbent, of the aige of Iviij yeres,
indifferently lemed, of honest conversaeion and qualities, having
no other promocions but the onelye revennewe of his sayd ohaun-
terye ; also there is one other preste in the sayd paryshe, as apperithe.
The necessitie thereof is to minister sacramentes, having ooo howse-
ling people in the sayd paryshe. There is no landes, ten. soldo sithe
[the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion, going out of the late monasterye of
the Trinities in the citie of Yorke to the sayd incumbent, iiij A*.
xiijs. iiij^., with one howse and a elosse of the yerely value of v«.
In all, iiij7/. xviijs. iiijo?., qui remanent.
Goods, .... Plate, v ounces, parcell gilt.
98. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OUR LADYE IN THE SAYD CHURCHE.
Anthony Smythe, incumbent, of the aige of xxxyj yeres, not
lerned, nor mete to serve the cure, and not remayning in the same
paryshe, having no other promocions but the onelye revennewe of
his sayde chaunterye. The same chaunterye is within the sayde
paryshe ohurche. The necessitie thereof is as aforeseyd. There is
no landes solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chaimterye, as partioulerly dothe
appere by the particulers of the same, viij//. ijs. \]d.
Wherof
In reprises yerely going out of the same, xlixs. x^.
And so remaneth clere, cxijs. iiijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
99. I.ANDES FOR AN OBYTTE.
Memorandimi : — That there is within Anderbye Myre a howse,
(1) Licence to Thomas St. Quintin and Margaret, bis wife, and Ohristinay
widow of Robert de Homeby, to endow a chantry in the churoh of the Bleaaed
Mary of Horneby, to pray for their souls. 9 Nov., 1332. ,Pa^, 6 Edw, III.^p. 8,
m, 9.
THE WAPENTAKE OP HANG EAST. 499
a tofte, a orofte, gyyen for the finding of an obbitte to the yerely
value of viij«. witnin the paryshe of Homebje, in the tenure of
William Hunte, viij».
[sums total fob the wafentakb of hako bast.]
Some of the possessions aforeseyd, liij/i. imjs, yijd.
Some of the deductions, oxs. ijd.
And so remaneth, xlviij/t. ujj«. Yd,
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, xx ounces.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, yiij«.
THE WAPENTACK OF HANGWEST.
100. THE CHAUNTERTE OF OUR LADTE IN THE PABTSHE CHURGHB
OF WENSLAOH.,
William Wiyght, late incumbent thereof whidhe departed on
All Soulles day last, so that the sayde othaunterye was in the
Kinges Majesties handes ever since that daye. The same ohaun-
terye is within the sayde churche. The neoessitie thereof is to do
divine service and mynister saoramentes, havingto the nomber of
Doxl howselyng people within the sayd paryshe. There is no landes,
ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaimterye, as shall appere by
the rentall of the same, ovjs. viijei?. qui remanent.
Goodes, nil. Plate, ml.
101. THE CHAUNTERTE IN THE CHAPELL OF BSDMTBB IN THB
SATDE PABY8HB.
Eobert Kyrkby, incumbent there, of the aiffe of xlvj yeres,
lerened, able to serve cure, of honest oonversaoion and quaUtie,
having no other promodons but the onelye revennewe of his sayde
chauntery. The same is distaimt from the paxyshe ohiuohe two
myles. The neoessitie thereof is to do divine service and minister
sacramentes offorsayd. There is no landes^ ten, solde sithe [tiie
same date].
500 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, YJIL Yiijd,
Wherof
In reprises yerely going furth of the same, xijs.
And so remaneth clere, cviijs. viijo?.
Goodes, .... Plate, ix ounces, paroell gilte.
102. THE PARYSHE OF HAXWELL.
Memorandum : — That there is a certen parcell of medowe lyeng
in the oomon fieldes of Esthaxwell, called Lampe Ynge to the
yerely value of iijs., gyven to the findyng of a lampe in the sayde
churche of Haxwell, iij«.
103. THE CHAUNTERYE IN THE CHAPELL OF HUNTON OF SEYNT
EDMUND IN THE PARYSHE OF PATRICBROMPTON.
John Wilkynson, incimibent there, of the aige of Ivj yeres,
meanly lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no
other promocions but onelye the revennewe of his sayd chaunterye.
The same is distaunt from the sayd paryshe churche one mile. The
necessitie therof is to minister sacramentes, having ccclx howse-
lyng people. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithe
[the same date] .
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, Iks,
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, vjs.
And so remaneth clere, liiijs.
Goods, .... Plate, nil
104. OBYITES.
Memorandum : — That there is a certen some of money to the
yerely value of iiJ6'., for the finding of a lyght, to be payde out of
thre acres of lande lyeng in the f eldes of Litell Crackehall, in the
paryshe of Patricke Brompton, in the tenure of Alyoe Jackson in
the paryshe of Bedall, iijs.
Memorandimi : — That ther is certen asshes cut down by one
Lawnslett Eshe, to the nomber of xvj, out of the premisses
belonging to the sayde chauntery.
THE WAPENTAKE OP HANG WEST. f 01
105. THE CHAUNTERYE OR CHAPELL OF ALL HALOWES IN
THORALBYE IN THE PARYSHE OF ASKERTHE.
Adam Myddelham, incumbent there, of the aige of xlvij
yeres, well lemed, of honest conversaoion and qualities, having no
other promooions but onelye the revennewe of his sayde ohauntrye;
also there is two prystes at the finding of the vicar there, the one
at Askerth the other at Askrigge witmn the said paryshe, over and
besides thre chauntre prystes, as apperith. The same is distaunte
from the paryshe churche two myles. The necessitie therof is to do
divine service and minister sacramentes in the sayd chapell and
paryshe churche, having mmxx howseling people in the sayde
paryshe. Ther is no landes, ten. solde sime [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaunterye, as shall appere by the
partioulers of the same, iiijU. xvs. mjd, qui remanent.
Goods, .... Plate, vj ounces, parcell gilte.
106. ANOTHER CHAUNTERYE AT THE DALE GRANGE WITHIN THE
SAYDE PARYSHE.
Christofer Dyxson, incumbent there, of the aige of xlvj yeres,
well lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no other
promocions but the onelye stypend or annuitie of o»., as shall
appere hereafter. The same chaunterye is within the sayd churche.
The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service in the sayd paryiahe
church and to minister sacramentes there, as i^ore is menoioned.
There is no landes, ten. solde ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of l^e sayd chaunteiye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, cs.
In reprises yerely out of the same, x«.
And so remaineth clere, iiij/t. xjs.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
107. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT ANNE IN THE SAYD
PARYSHE.
Eoger Kendall, incumbent, of the aige of hdiij yeres, of a
meane lerening, of honest conversaoion and qualities, havingno
other promocions but onelie the revehnewe of his ohaunteiye. The
same chaunterye is within the sajjrd ohurche. The neoesfiitie iheareof
is to do dyvine service, as afore is menoyoned. There is no landee,
ten. solde ne alyenated sithe [the same date].
502 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yerely value of the sayde chaimterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, mjli. xiijs. iiijd.
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, ix«. mjd.
And so remanethe elere, uijli. iiijs.
Q-oodes, nil. Plate, nil.
108. THE PARYSHE OF PICAL.
Memorandimi : — That there is within the sayd paryshe certen
arrable lande to the value of two acres, gyven to the findyng of a
lyght lyeng in the West Felde of Pical, of the yerely value of
xiiijfl?., in tholdyng of John Basker, xiiijo?.
109. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCH OF
MYDDELHAM.
Eobert Ambler, incimibent, of the aige of Ixvj yeres, lerened, ~of
honest conversaoion and qualities, having no other promocions
but the onely revennewe of his sayde chanterye ; also there is one
other pryst in the sayd paryshe at the findyng of the parson there.
The same ehaunterye is within the sayde ehurche. The neoessitie
thereof is to minister sacramentes, having eexxx howseling people
in the sayde paryshe. There is no landes sold ne alyenated sithe
[the same date].
The yerely value of the same, as shall appere by the particulers
of the same, YJli,
Wherof
In reprises yerely going furthe of the same, xij«.
And so remaneth clere, cviijs.
Goodes, .... Plate, xiij ounces, parcell gilt.
110. MONEY IN STOCKE.
Memorandimi: — That there is a certen some of money in
stocke to the value of xx«., gyven for the findyng of a pryste by
the auncetors of Thomas Rookeby, esquiez, to the intent the sayde
pryste shulde say masse one day in the wyke in the paryshe
ehurche of Scruton, by what foundacion or graunte it is not
knowne, xxs.
THE WAPENTAKE OF HANG WEST. 603
111. THE SERVICE OR STIPEND IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF
SPINETHORNE.
Richard Marshall, incumhent there, of the age of xl yeres,
well lerened, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no other
promocions hut the profEettes of his sayd stipende ; also there is
one other pryst in the sayd paryshe at the finding of the parson
there. The necessitie is to mynister sacramentes having coxx
howseling people in the sayde paryshe. Ther is no landes solde
ne alienatyd sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd stipend, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, oiiijs.
Wherof
In annuall deductions going furthe of the same, viijfl?.
And so remaneth clere, ciijs. mjd,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
[sums total for the wapentake of hang west.
Some of the possessions aforesed, xlli.
Some of the deductions. Is.
And so remaneth, xxxvij/i. xs.
Some of the goodes ....
Some of the plate, xxviij ounces.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, vijs. ijd.
Some of the money in stock, xx«.
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THE WEPENTAGE OF HALLIKELDE.
112. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYKT JOHN BAPTYSTE IN THE
PARYSHE CHURCHE OF WAYTHE.
Christofer Best, incumbent, of the aige of Ixviij yeres, well
lemed, of honest conversaoion and qualities, having no other pro-
mooions, but onelye the revennewe of the sayd chaunterye ; also
there is one other pryste at the finding of the parson there, with
iiij chaunterye prystes, as apperith. The necessitie thereof is to
minister sacramentes, having cclx howseling people in the sayde
paryshe. There is no landes, ten. solde ne alyenated sithe [the
same date].
The yerely value of the same chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, iiij li, \jd.
Wherof
In reprises yerely going furthe of the same, viijs. iiij^.
And so remaneth clere, l^xiJA*. ijd,
Goodes, .... Plate, ix ounces, parcell gilte.
113. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT CUTHBERTE IN THE CHAPELL OP
NORTON CONIARS IN THE SAYDE PARYSHE.
William Armyn, incumbent there, of the aige of Ivij yeres,
well lerened, having no other promocions, but onelye the revennewe
of his sayd chaunterye, of honest conversacion and qualities. The
same is distaunt from the paryshe churche halfe a myle. The
necessitie thereof is to minister sacramentes in the sayde chapell,
as afore is mensioned. There is no landes, ten. sold ne alienated
sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, cviijs. Yiijd,
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furth of the same, viij«. viijo?.
And so remaneth clere, iiij li, xixs.
Goodes, .... Plate, xxxvij ounces, parcell gilte.
114. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT LAWRENCE IN MYDDELTON
WHARNOWE IN THE SAYDE PARYSHE OF WAYTHE.
John Walker, incumbent there, of the aige of Ixxv yeres, well
lemed, of honest conversacion and qualities, having no other
THE WAPENTAKE OF HALLIKELD. 505
promocions, but onelye the revennew of the sayd chaunterye. The
same is distaunt from the sayd paryshe chiirche halfe a myle. The
necessitie thereof is to minister sacramentes aforeseyd. There is
no land, ten. sold ne alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaunterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, iiij//. viiJ6-. viij^. ob,
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furth of the same, xjs. ixr/. ob.
And so remaneth clere, Ixxvjs. xjV.
Goodes, .... Plate, xvj ounces parcell gilte.
115. THE STYPENDARYE OR SERVICE IN THE CHAPELL OF
MIDDELTON WHERNOWE IN THE PARYSHE OF WAYTHE.
Eobert Wilkynson, incumbent there, of the aige of xxxviij
yeres, well lerned, having honest qualities, and of good conversa-
cion, having no other promocions but onelye the revennewe of his
sayd chaunterye. The same is distaunte from the sayd paryshe
churche a myle. The necessitie is as afore is menconed. There is
no landes, ten. sold sithe [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion or stipend going out of the posses-
sions, pertening to the late monasterye of Jarvax, payd to the sayd
incumbent by the handes of the Kynges Majesties receyvor, xxxiijs.
viijV/. qui remanent.
Groodes, .... Plate, nil.
116. THE THREE CHAUNTERYES CALLED MAWDE MARMEON
CHAUNTERYES WITHIN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE OF TANFELDE.
John Jackes, incumbent, of the aige of xl yeres, with two
brethern, the one called Edward Thomson, of the aige of xliiij
yeres, the other called James Place, of the aige of xlviij, of honest
conversacion and qualities, having no other promocions, but onelye
the revennewe of theyr sayde ohaunteryes ; also there is one
other pryst at the finding of the parson there, with two chaunterye
prystes, as apperith. The same is distaunte from the sayde paryshe
chiirche cccc foote. The necessitie therof is to do dyvine service
and minister sacramentes in the sayde churche of TaiJelde, having
ccxl. howselyng people in the sayd paryshe. There is no landes
sold sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chaunterye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, xxiiij//. iij«. \]d.
506 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, xxxiiijs.
And so remaneth clere, XKJIL ixs, iijd.
Goodes, . . . Plate, nil
117. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OURE LADY IN THE SAYDE PARYSHE
CHURCHE OF TANFELDE.
William Gill, incimibent there, of the aige of Ixxvj yeres, nott
lemed, of honest oonversaoion and qualities, having no other pro-
mooions but onelye the revennewe of his sayde ohaunterye. The
same is within the sayd church. The necessitie thereof is to do
dyvine service and minister sacramentes in the sayde paxyshe
church of Tanfelde. There is no landes, ten. sold ne alienated
sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chaunterye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, Ixxs. viijV.
Wherof
In reprises yerely going furth of the same, vj«. Yd, ob. q.
And so remanethe clere, Ixiiijs. ijd, q.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
118. THE PERYSHE OF KYRKLYNOTON.
Memorandum : — That there is certen money gyven to the
finding of an obbitt to the yerely value of vjs. viijfl?., by the
auncetors of [blank] Wansf ord, out of certen landes lyeng in Hol-
E'ave, in the tenure of John Smythe ; also the fermors of Sexton
andes in Kyrtlyngton hathe alweys used to mayntein one lampe
in the quere of Kyrtlyngton, before the sacrament there, to the
yerely value of yjd. In all, vijs. ijr'.
119. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SEYNT JOHN BAPTYSTE AT LIMYNG IN
THE PARYSHE OF BURNESTON.
John Kaye, incumbent, of the aige of Ix yeres, lemed, of
honest conversacion and qualities, having no other promooions but
one his verie stipend ; also there is one other pryste at the finHipg
of the vicare there, called Henry Metcalfe. The same is distaunte
from the paryshe churche two myles The necessitie thereof is to
do divine service and minister sacramentes having coooiiij ^^viij
howseling people within the said paryshe. There is no landes, ten.
soldo ne alienated sithe [the same date].
THE WAPENTAKE OF HALLIKELD. 507
The yerely value of the sayde ohamiterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, Ixxijs.
In reprises yerely going furthe of the same, vjs. viijV.
And so remaneth clere, Ixvs. iiijd.
Groodes, nil. Plate, nil.
120. THE CHAPELL AT NORTON IN CLAYE IN THE PARYSHE OF
CUNDALL.
John Stockdall, late incumbent, which departed for two yeres
past, and had certen landes and ten. lyeng within the sayd paryshe
of Cundall to the yerely value of xls. iiijV/., the whiche yerely rent
one Anthoni Barkenberye hathe receyved for the space of two
yeres sithe the said incumbent departed. The same chapell is dis-
taunt frome the paryshe church two miles. The necessitie thereof is
to minister sacramentes to th'inhabitauntes there dwelling, because
that they cannot come to the paryshe churche for the greate abun-
dance of waters, oft tymes in the yere. also there are clxiiij howse-
ling people in the sayd paryshe. There are no landes, ten. solde
sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayd chapell, as shall appere by the par-
ticulers of the same, xls. iiijV. qui remanent.
Goodes, .... Plate, vij ounces, parcell gilte.
121. THE GUYLDK OF OUR LADIE IN THE PARYSHE OF BURNESTON
AFORESAIDE.
Memorandum : — That there is in the paryshe of Bumeston
aforeseyd one guylde, called Our Ladye Guylde, for the mayn-
tening of the whiche there is one ten. with an oxgang of lande and
appurtenances, lyeng in the paryshe of Murton, now in the
holdyng of Robert Harper, of the yerely value of xiij«. iiijV.
[sums total of WAPENTAKE OF HALLIKELD.]
Some of the possessions aforseyd, xlviij//. xs. oJ.
Some of the deductions, Ixxvs. xjV. q.
And so remaneth, xliiij/^^. xiiij«. jd. q. ^
Some of the goodes, nil.
Some of the plate, Ixix ounces.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, vij«. ijV.
508 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE WAPENTACKE OF ETDALL.
122. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OURE LADY IN THE PARYSHE CHURCHE
OF HEMESLEY.
John Wayrde, incumbent there, of th'aige of xlvj yeres, of
good condicions and qualities, and well lemed, having one yerely
pencion of the Kinges Majestie of cvj.$. viijV., besides the revennew
of his chaunterye ; there is in the said parishe three other prestes,
at the finding of the vicare there, besides ij chauntery prestes, as
apperith. The same chaunterye is within the said parishe church.
And there is belonging to the said parishe of howseling people to
the nomber of a thowsand. And there is no landes solde sithe [the
same date].
The yerely value of the said chaunterye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, iii] li, xvij»s. iiij^.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, xljs. ixd, oh.
And so remanethe clere, Ivs. vjV. ob,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
123 THE CHAUNTERY OF POKLEY IN THE PARISHE OF
HEMESLEY.
Thomas Jacksonne, incumbent there, of th'aige of three score
yeres, having a yerely pencion of viij/«. of the Kinges Majestie,
over and besides the revennewe of his chaunterye. The sayme
chauntery is distant from the parishe church a myle and more.
The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service to the inhabitantes
there, and to be assistant to the curate in mynistering of saora-
mentes. The said incumbent is of honest qualities and condioioiis
and of leming. There is no landes sold sithe [the same date].
Firste, one annuall pencion payde to the sayde incumbent^ by
thandes of the Erie of Eutlandes baylyfF there, bdiijs.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, vj«. viijfl?.
And so remaneth clere, Ivijs. iiij^.
Goodes, .... Playte, ix ounces, parcell gilt.
THE WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE. 509
124. OBETTES.
Memorandum : — That there is viij.s'. paid yerely by thandes of
John Pullers heires going oute of f owre cotages in Hemesley afore-
said, lieng in a strete called Bondgate, to the finding of one yerely
obett in the said church for ever, which cotages be no we in the
tenure of Hughe More, Mawde Barker, Jennet Ripley, and James
Ijilling, viij.s\
125. A LIGHT.
Memorandum : — That there is ij.s\ by yere geven to the finding
of a light in the said churche for ever paid owte of a tofte in
Hemesley aforesaid, in the holding of Jennet Colly, ijs.
126. A LIGHT IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Memorandum : — That there is a ten. and i j acres of land in the
towne and feldes of Hemesley aforesaid, geven to the finding of a
light in the same churche for ever, by yere, vjs. viijV/., owte of
whiche ten. there is paid yerely to the Erie of Rutland for gavill
gild, ijd., and every xj yere for burgage xxs. By yere clere, iiijs.
viij^. q.
127. A STOKE IN THE SAID PARISHE OF HEMESLEY.*
Memorandum : — That there was in tyme paste gathered
amongest the tenandes belonging to the chapell of Pokley, a stok
of shepe, to the nomber of f oure score yewes, and was put in diverse
of the tenandes handes, paing therefore yerely for the occupieing
of the same, iijd. apece, and for every yewe decaed, xijf/., to th'intent
to have a preste to do dyvine service in the said chapell, at such
tymes as the tennandes there coulde not come to the paryshe
churche, for water, the whiche iiij ^^ yeres are now decaed and nij li.
remaining in the tennandes handes for the same towardes the
finding of the said incumbent, iiij li.
128. THE CHAUNTERYE OF OURE LADY IN THE PARISHE CHURCH
OF APPULTON.
Bartilmewe Staple, laite incumbent there, who deceassed two
yeres and a half e by paste, and the said ehauntery haithe bene
withowte incumbent ever since. There is belonging to the said
510 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
ohurche of howseling people to the nomber of coc, and one Chris-
tofer Holstoke is now farmer of the same. There is no landes
soldo sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the said channtery, as shall appere by
the particnlers of the sayme, xxxiijv. iiijV., qui remanent.
Groodes, nil. Plate, nil.
129. LANDE FOR THE FINDYNG OF A LAMPE.
Memorandum : — That there is one acre of grounde Kenff in the
lordship of Butterwik in the parishe of Burton, now in the holding
of Christofer Northe, geven for the finding of a lampe in the said
churche of Burton for ever, ij«.
130. THE CHAUNTREY OF SAYNT JOHN BAPTISTE IN THE CHAPELL
OF SAINCT MICHAELL IN NEWM ALTON IN THE PARISHE OF
OLDEMALTON.
John Eobynson, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixx yeres, of
good condicions and qualities, and of good lerenyng, having no
other promocions but onelie the revennewe of his said ohauntery.
There is in the same parishe thre other prestos at the finding of the
parson there, withe fowre chaimtery prestos, whose naymes shall
appere. The sayme chauntery is distant from the parishe churche
a myle, and the same chauntery preste is bounde oy his composi-
cion to maintein one arch of Malton Brige at the north end of the
sayme bridge, and there belongithe to the said parishe of howseling
peple to the nomber of ncccc. And there is no landes soldo ne
alienated sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaunterj^ as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, x/t. ij.s'. iiijV.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going furthe of the same, xxvjs. yjd.
And so remanethe clere, vii]7«. xvs. xd,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
13 1 . THE CHAPELL OF SAINCT MICHAELL OF NEVTMALTON IN THE
PARISHE OF OLDMALTON.
Memorandum : — That there ar certayne landes and ten. to the
yerely value of xliijs. ijV/., geven to the chapell of Saunt Michall of
Newe Malton for the reperelUng and maintening of the saime, and
THE WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE. 511
for certeyne obettes yerely to be done in the said chapell for ever,
wherof xxjs. \iijd. haithe bene yerely paid for the said obettes,
and the residewe of the saime haith bene yerely bestowed in reperel-
ling of the said chapell. The particulers of the said landes and
ten. shall appere in the rentall, xliijs. ijd.
Memorandum : — That there was a ten. belonging to the said
chapell, of the yerely value of xiijs. iiijc^., which was in decay and
was sold iiij yeres by past from the said chapell, nowe in the
holding of John Greyson, xiijs. iiijd.
132. THE CHANTERY OF SAINCT JAMES IN THE CASTELL OF MALTON
IN THE SAID PARISH.
Rycherde Stapleton, incumbent there, of th'aige of fiftie yeres,
of honest conversacion and of meane lerening, having no other
promocions but onelie the revennewe of his chauntery. The same
chauntery is distant from the parishe churche a myle. The neces-
sitie thereof is to do dyvine service to the inhabitauntes there.
And there is no landes soldo sithens [the same date"
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, viij//. xj.§.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely going f orthe of the same, xiiij.s.
And so remainthe clere, vi]7?'. xvijs,
Groodes, .... Plaite, x ounces, parcell gilte.
133. THE STIPENDARY OR SERVICE IN THE CHAPELL OF SAINCT
LEONARD IN THE SAID PARYSHE.
Raffe Westrop, incumbent there, of th'age of xliiij yeres, of
honest conversacion and qualities, and meane lerening, having one
other chauntery in the castell of Pikering, of the yerely value of
vj7/. viijs. besides the revennew of his stipend. The same chapell
is distant from the parishe churche iij quarters of a mille. The
necessitye thereof is to do dyvine service to the inhabitantes there.
And there is no landes soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said stipend, as shall appere by the
particulers of the sayme, cxvs.
In resolutes yerely going f orthe of the sayme, ijs. iiijrf.
And so remanethe clere, cxijs. Yiijd.
Groodes, nil. Playte, nil.
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134. THE STIPENDARY OR SERVICE IN THE SAID CHAPELL OF
SAINCT MICHAELL IN THE PARISHE AFORESAIDE.
Cuthbert Welbank, incumbent there, of th'aige of Ixj yeres,
of good conversacion and qualities, and of good lerening, having
no other promocions, but onely the profPettes of his said chauntery
or stipend. The necessitie of the same chapell is to have dyvine
service ministred to the inhabitantes there, being distant from the
parishe churche a myle. And there is no landes, ten., ne woddes
alienated ne spoled sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery or stipend, as shall
appere by the particulers thereof, vi]7/. xiiijs. x^.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going forthe of the same, vs. ijd.
And so remanithe clere, vij//. ix«. viij^.
Goodes, nil. Plaite, nil.
135. THE PARYSHE CHURCH OF NONNYNGTON.
Memorandum : — That there is a parceU of grounde lieng in
the churche yerde of Nonyngton, of the yerely value of viijc?., geven
towardes the finding of a lamp in the said churche of Nonyngton
for over, and nowe in the tenure of Richerd Welbume by yere,
viijd
136. THE PARYSHE OF SPAWNTONN.
Memorandum : — That there is in the towne of Spawntoun a
stoke of xxj/?. vij.s'. ijr/., and th'increasse therof haithe bene imployed
in the finding of a preste in the churche there. The whiche some
of money remanithe in thandes of thes personnes folowing, that is
to say, Thomas Jerves, xvjs. viijr/., Richerde Eston xv]«. viijd.,
Robert Hall, xvjs. viijV., Thomas Trayne, vjs. viijo^., Thomas
Capper, vJ6'. viij\?., Roger Poyd, xs., Thomas Robinson, iiij«.,
Robert Thorneton, x.9., Henry Shepherd, vjs. viijrf., William Otter-
bume, xij.s'., John Shals, xvij»v. YJd,, Richarde Wawde, vj«. viijd.,
Thomas Foster, xxviijs., Edmonde Sheles, YJ IL xiij«. iiijrf., John
Wyles, xxiiJ6*. nijcL, Richerd Dawson, vjs. viijo?., Richerd Boyes,
xiijs. iiijf/., Heughe Carleton, xs., Steven Bacar, vj«. viijd.,
Henry Stevenson, vjs. viijV., Henry Dobson, yjit. viijV., Sir Arthure
Clerk, vjs. viijr/., John Whitacre, vs., Thomas Wawme, vj». viijrf.,
John Harwod, vs., Thomas Duke, vs., Robert Tailler, xiiij«., Cri»-
tofer Mede, xxs. In aU, xKJli, vijs. ijd.
THE WAPENTAKE OF RYEDALE. 513
137. THE PARYSHE <»F MALTON AFORESEYD.
Memorandum : — That there is within the said towne of Malton
one gramer scole, of the foundacion of the right reverend father in
God, Robert, lorde archbisshop of Yorke, for the better instructing
and bringing up of youth. And there is landes and ten. belonging
to the same, of the gifte of the said lorde archebisshop, of the
yerely value of xxli., and that one Thomas Norman, prest, is now
master of the said scole, xxlL
THE TOWNE OF SCARBROUGHE.
138. THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARISHE CHURCHE
OF SCARBROUGHE.
Rycherde Chapman, incumbent there, of th'aige of Iviij yeres,
of good condicions and qualities, and well lerened, able to serve
cure, having no other promocions but onelye the revennewe of his
chauntery . There is in the same parishe twoo prestes at the finding
of the vicare there, and three chauntery prestes, whose naymes
shall appere. The same chaunterye is within the said churche. The
necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service and to helpe the curate in
ministring of sacramentes, having of howseling peple in the saide
parishe to the nomber of twoo thowsande. And there is no landes
nor woddes solde nor waisted sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, iiij li, xvijs. iijd,
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xxxiijs. viij^.
And so remanethe clere, Ixiijs. viijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
139. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT STEVYN IN THE SAID CHURCHE
OF SCARBROUGHE.
John Bowby , incumbent there, of th'aige of Ivj yeres, of honest
qualities and condicions, and good lerening, able to serve cure,
having no other promocions but onelye the revennewe of his said
chauntery. The same chaimterye is within the said parishe
churche. The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service, as is
beforesaid. And there is no landes sold sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said diauntery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, Ixjs.
9i
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Wherof
In reprises yerely going forth of the sayme, ^xs. xjd.
And so remanethe clere, xlj«. jrf.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
140. THE CHAUNTERY OF SAINCT JAMES IN THE SAID CHURCH OF
SCARBROUGH.
Mathewe Mores, incumbent there, of th'aige fiftie yeres, of good
eondicions and qualities, and indeferent lerening, having no other
promooions but onelye the revennewe of his chauntery. The saime
ehauntery is within the said parishe. The neoessitie thereof is to
do dyvine service, as is aforesaid. And there is no landes, ten.,
nor woddes alienated ne waisted sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaimtery, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, vj/i. ij«. viijV.
In resolutes yerely going forthe of the sayme, 1«. iiijei?. ob. q.
And so remanethe clere, Ixxijv. i\]d. q,
Goodes, .... Plaite, nil.
WHITBY AND WHITBY STRANDE.
141. THE PARISHE OF WHITBY.
Memorandum : — That there is within the parishe of Whitby
one chapell, distant from the parishe church iij myles, having nether
landes nor ten. belonging to the saime, but onelye a stoke of xvj«.
remaining in thandes of thes personnes folowing, viz : — Thomas
Bedeshawe, xijV/., Thomas Pattyson, xijr/., James Postegate, xijrf.,
John Bayth, xijV/., Thomas Knagges, xijrf,, Eicherde vail, xijrf.,
Thomas Cokrell, xijr/., George Atkinson, xijV^., Thomas Pattyson,
xijflf., John Chapman, xijr/., John Monne, xij^., James Wodwise,
xijfl^., Edmonde Cokwell, xijr/., John Glover, xijrf., John GHover,
th'elder, xijrf., Edwarde Foster, xijrf., and John Oukwell, xijc?. In
all, xvj.9.
142. THE PARVSHE OF SNETON.
Memorandum : — That there is within the parishe of Sneton,
xiijs. iiijrf.,in stoke for the finding of a light in the chnrohe there
for ever, and nowe remaining in thandes of John Fotherley and
William Knagges, xiij-v. iiijrf.
PICKKRING LYTHE. 516
PTKEEINGLTTH.
143. THE TWOO CHATTNTERYS FOUNDED WITHIN THE CASTELL OF
SEMEK IN THE SAME PARTSHE OF SEMER.
Eobert Gill, inoiunbent of one of the said chaunteiies, of th'aige
of liiij yeres, of honest conversaoion and qnalitiez, and meane
lerening, having no other promooions but onelye the revenewe of
his said channterje, and John Job, laite incumbent of th'oder
ohauntery, and laitely departed, so that his said ohaunterj is alredy
in the Kinges Majesties handes. The said ohaunteiy is distant
from the parishe ohurohe a thowsand fote. The neoessitie thereof
is to do dyvine service and to be assistant to the curate in minis-
tring of sacramentes, having of howseling peple in the said parishe
to the nomber of ccciiij". And there is no landes, ten., nor
woddes alienated ne waisted sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaunteres, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, xli, iiijs. ijd.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, xxj».
And so remaneth clere, ix&'. iij«. ijd.
Goodes, nil. Plate, xxv oimces, parcell gilt.
144 THE CHAPELL OF AYTON IN THE PABISHE OF SEMER.
Thomas Peche, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxxvj yeres, of
honest qualities and condicions, and meane lerening, naving no
other promocions, but onelye the revenewe of his chapell. The
necessitie of the said chapell is to have dyvine service ministred
to the inhabitantes there, being distant from the parishe churche a
myle. And there is no landes ne ten. soldo sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chapell, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, iiij//. ixs. ijrf.
Inde
In resolutes yerely going forth of the same, v«. xjrf.
And so remanithe clere, iiij li. iijs. iijd.
Goodes, .... Play te, viij oimces. Bemainith in thandes of
William Pitor of Hakner and Kichard Osbume of . . .
145. IHE CHAUNTERY IN THE PARISHE CHURCH OP KYRKBT
MISPERTON ALIAS KIRKEBYE OVBRKARS.
Bobert Eome, incumbent, of th'aige of adij yareSy of honest
516 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
conversacion and qualities, indiflPerently well lemed, having no
other promocions but onelye the revennewe of his sayd ehaunterye.
Also there is one other stipendarie preste at the finding of tiie
parson there. The necessitie thereof is to do divine service and
minister sacramentes in the sayd parishe. There is no landes, ten.
solde sithe [the same date].
The yerely value of the sayde chaimterye, as shall appere by
the particulers of the same, cxvj*'. uijd,
Inde
In reprises yerely going oute of the same, xj«. yijd. q.
And so remaineth elere, oiiijs. viijrf. ob. q.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
Memorandum : — That there is two landes gyven for the fibndying
of a lampe in the said paryshe of the yerely value of xijflf., lyeng
within the feldes of Kyrkbye Misperton, alias Overkare, in the
tenure of Roger Dalton, xijt/.
[sums total for the tn'apentake of ryedale.]
Some of the possessions aforeseyd, IxxviijlL xjs. yijd.
Some of the deductions, xj//. xviij*. xjV. ob.
And so remaneth, Ixvj//. xijs. yijd. ob.
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, xxvij oimces.
Some of the money in stock, xxv]7^. xvj«. vj^.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, xviijs. iiijW. q.
THE TOWN OP BICHMONi). 517
THE TOWNB OF RYCHEMONDE AND THE
UBEETIES OF THE SAYME.
146. THE CHAUNTERYE OF SAINCT ANNE AND SEINCT KATHEBYN
IN THE FARISHE CHURCHE OF RTCHEHONDE.
John Brokeholle, mcumbent there, of th'age of xxxvj jeres,
of honest qualities and condioions, and good lerening, able to serve
cure, having no other promocions, but onelye tlie revenewe of his
said chauntery ; also there is one other preste in the said church
at the finding of the parsonne there. The sayme chaunterje is
within the said parishe churche. The neoessitie thereof is to do
dyvine service and to help the curate in ministring of sacramentes,
having of howseling peple in the said paryshe to the nomber of a
thowsand and twoo hundrethe. And there is no landes, ten., nor
woddes alienated, soldo, nor waisted sithen [the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaunterye is, as appere by the
particulers of the same, c«.
Whereof
In resolutes yerely going forth of the sayme, ix«. iiijrf.
And so remanethe clere, iii]7«. x*. viijc/,
Goodes, .... Playte, x ounces di., parcell gilt.
147. THE PARYSHE OF RYCHEMONDE AFORESAID. ^
Memorandum : — That one, Thomas Ashy, laite of Eichemonde
aforesaid, by his last will and testament did geve and bequeth one
burgage, lieng within the towne of Bichemonde, in a strete there
called Frauncegate, now in the tenure of Bob^ Bowyer, of the
yerely value of iiij/t. xs. viijc?., to the finding of a prest for ever to
serve in the said churche, immediately after the detne of Elizabeth,
his wife, as yet lyving, iiijli. x«. viijV.
Memorandum : — That there ar certayne landee and ten. to
the yerely value of xxviijs. and also vij«. yerely going fourthe of
the landes, laite belonging to the dissolved monantery of SaLnot
Agatha, geven to the finding of certayne obittes in the said ohurohe
of Bichemonde for ever, as more plainly shall appere in the lentall.
In all, xxxv«.
(1) Ou 16 Nov., 1330, licence wan granted to Nicholas de E3rlrel)j to endow a
chantry at the altar of St. Thomas the Martyr in the chapel of Holy Trmity of
Richmuud to pray for the hooIs of the aame Nidiolaa, Henry h Scrop, and Polor de
Richmond. Pat., 4 Edw. III.,p, 2, m. 31.
518 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
148. A GRAMER SCOLE.
Memorandum : — That there is one gramer scole kept within
the said towne of Riehemonde and that one, John More, prest, is
nowe master of the said scole, and haithe for his stipend yerely
during his lyf YJli. xiijs. iiijc/. graimted to him by the burgesses
and bayliffes of the said towne, as apperithe by his pattent, yjli,
XUJ5. iiija.
149. THE CHAUNTERY WITHIN THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF
MIDELETONTYAS.
Cristofer Blenkinthorp, incumbent there, of th'aige of xxxvj
yeres, of honest condicions and qualities, and meane lerening,
having no other promocions, but onelye the revenewe of his
chauntery. The same chaunterye is within the said parishe church.
The necessitie thereof is to do dyvine service and to be assistant
imto the curate in ministering of sacramentes, having of howseling
people in the said parishe to the nomber of two hundrethe. And
there is no landes, ten., nor woddes alienated nor spoyled sithen
[the same date].
The yerely value of the said chaimterye, as shall appere by the
particulers of the same, Ixxvijs. uijd.
Inde
In reprises yerely going forth of the same, ujs. yiijd.
And so remanithe clere, Ixxiijs. wiijci,
Goodes, .... Playte, nil.
[sums total for the town of Richmond].
Some of the possessions aforeseyd, viij/^. xvijs. iiijV.
Some of the deductions, xiij.s.
And so remanithe, viij//. iiijs. iiijV.
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, x ounces di.
Some of the lyghtes and obyttes, xxxv«.
THE TOWN OF RICHMOND. 619
[sums total fob the north BIDINa].
Some of all the hole possessions af orsayd, Moooiiij ^^ixli. xiij«.
Some of the deductions yerely, oojli. yd. q.
And so remaneth clere, Mciiij^^viijft'. xij«. vjrf. oh. q.
Some of the goodes, ....
Some of the plate, Dccclxxj ounces.
Some of the lyghtes and obittes, Ixxvfo*. xj«. ujd. q.
Some of the money in stocke, IxU, xij«. viijrf. q.
Memorandum : — That the goodes bynne oommytfryd by bill
indentyd by the conmiissyoners unto Mathewe Whyght, our
surveyour ther, as apperyth by a letter hereunto annexyd/ eto.
Eobert Ebor*
Willm Babthorp
Nicholas Faireffax
^chard Gholmeley
Mathew White
(1) No letter annexed to this oertifioate.
520 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
HULL AND HULL SHYER.
THE PAEYSHE OF THE TEENYTIE IN THE TOWN OF
KINGESTON UPON HULL.
THE CHAUNTRYE OF BYSHOPE ALCOKE IN THE SAMB FARISHB
CHURCHE.
John Olyver, bachelor of arte, inoumbente of the saide ohaun-
trye, beinge of th'aidge of xlvj yeres, of honeste conversacyon and
lyvinge, and well lemed, who kepethe a free gramer soole, and
hathe no other promocyons but onlye the revenuys of the said
ehanntrye. And ther is within the same parishe the nombre of
xv^ howseHng people. No landes solde ne aliened within this fyve
yeres.
The yerely value of the landes belongynge to the same ohaun-
trye, apperethe by the particuler rentall therof , xv//. xiiij«.
Wherof
In reprises goinge owte of the same, Ijs, ixd, q.
And so remayns, xii]7e. ijs. ijd. oh,
Goodes, .... Plate, xj unees.
GRAMERSCOLE.
Memorandum : — That th'above named John Olyver his bounden
by his fimdacyon therof, showed unto us, to kepe a free gramer
soole and too teache and instructe all suche yowthe as resortethe
thydder, takinge for his payns in teaohinge and for his salaiye, as
in the fundacion more plainlye apperethe, and so dothe according
at this presentes.
THE CHATJNTRY OF SAINTE JAMES WITHIN THE SAID PARISHR
CHURCHE.
Henry Ellis, clerke, inoumbente of the same ohauntrye, beinge
of th'adge of 1 yeres, havinge honest qualities, and indefPerenme
lemede, havinge no other promooyone but onlye the revenuys of
the same ohauntrye. No landes sold ne aliened within this fyye
yeres.
HULL AND HULL SHIRE. 521
The yerlie value of the landes belongynge to the said chauntrie,
as apperethe by the particuler rentall therof, vijVi. viijs. iiij^.
Wherof
In reprises goynge owte of the same, xxjs. Yijd, oh.
And so remayns, vjV/. vjs. viijV. oh,
Goodes, .... Plate, x unees.
THE STYPENDARYE OR SERVICE AT Th'aLTER OF SAINT ANNE IN
THE SAME CHURCHE.
William Hynde, clerke, stipendarie of the aulter of Saint Anne,
within the said parishe, being of th'adge of Iv yeres, havinge
honest qualities and indefferentlie lemede, and hathe no other
lyvinge but the said stipende, who receveth in name of his stipend
and salury, iiij//., whiche ys paid unto hyme by thandes of the
Kinges Majesties generall receyvour there, whiche was graunted
unto hyme by the Kinges Majestie, owt of the late dyssolvyd
monostarye of Gysbroughe.
The yerlie value of the said stypende as apperethe by the par-
ticuler rentall therof, iiij/t.
Wherof
In reprises goinge owte of the same, nil.
And so remayns clere, iiij//.
Goodes, . . . Plate, x unces.
THE STYPENDARYE OR SERVICE AT Th'aLTERE OF CORPUS CHRISTI
IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Robert Apilbie, clerke, stypendarye at th'alter of Corpus
Christi, beinge of th'aige of xliiij yeres, being of honest qualites
and indefferentlie lernede, having no other lyvinge but onlye of the
said service, who receveth by thandes of the chamberlayn of Hull
yerelie in name of his stypend or salurye the some of iii]7^. xiijs.
iiijr/., for the maynteynance wherof one, John Tutbury, gave unto
the mayor and comonnaltie of Hull one capitall mesuadge and a
ten. whiche was worthe by yere at the gyfte therof, x markes, as
apperethe by the foundacyon therof, bering date xiij daie of
October, anno Domini, miiijclxij, whiche is a o. yeres paste, and
sythence verye sore decayed and in gret ruyne, so that it is not
worthe to be letten by the spaice of this xx yeres, not xxs. by
yere, yet that notwithstondinge the mayore and commonalty of the
said towne, of there fre will and zeale they beyre to the further-
ance of Godes service, thought met at that tyme to contynewe the
same, the decayes not withe stondinge.
522 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC,
The yerlye value of the said stypende, as apperethe by the par-
ticuler rentall therof, iiij li. xiijs. iiijc?.
Goods, . . . Plate, nil.
THE SI'YPENDARYE OR SKRVICE AT Th'aLTER OF CORPUS CHRISTI
IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
William Johnson, clerke, stypendarye at th'alter afforsaide,
being of th'aidg of Iv yeres, of honest oonversacion [and] disposi-
cion, and indefferentlie lemede, having no other promooyon but
onlie the said service, who receyvethe yerly for his salurye and
stypende by thandes of the mayore and commonalty of the said
town, iii]7/. xiijs. iiijc?.
The yerlie value of the said stypende, as apperethe by the
particuler rentall thereof, uijli. xiijs. uijd.
Wherof
In repryses goynge owte of the same, nil.
And so remayn'ethe cleyre, uijli, xiijs. iiijei?.
Groodes, .... Plate, nil.
Memorandum : — That where ther apperethe in the laste survey
that ther were within the said parishe churche of the Trenyties of
Hull, three stypendaries, whose names arre Sur George Paynter,
Thomas Atkynson, and Eicherd Hall, clerkes, as in the same certi-
ficate apperethe, whiche said three stypendaries ar founded and
maynteyned of the benevolence and good wyU of the mayore and
comonaltie of the said towne of Hull, havynge no fundacion to
chardge the same to bee maynteyned, and also pay no fyrst frutes
for the same saluries, and that it is lawfull for the said mayor and
comonaltie to put in and put owte the said stypendaries and ser-
vices at there willes and pleasurs at all tymes, as by the certificate
exhibitede befor the Kinges late comyssioners, remaynynge on the
fyle, and not entrede accordynglie, and nowe lykewise certifiede to
us, more plainly apperethe. And the landes lyenge in the said
towne is so muche decayed, the said maior and comonalty are not
at this presente able to paye the said stypendaries.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That in the same parishe churche there is vj
obittes for ever, for the mayntenance wherof there ys owte yerlie
in money by thandes of the chamberlayne of the said town, xx«.
ix^. ; owt of ten. in the tenure of James Foxelay, iiij«. jrf.; owt of
ten. in the tenure of John Stephinson, iiijs. iiijV. ; and one obite
for James Rogers, xijd. In all, xxxs. ijd.
HULL AND HULL SHIBE. 523
LIOHTE.
Memorandum : — That in the same parishe chniohe ther ys one
Kghte before the sacramente for ever, for the mayntenance wherof
ther is yerlie paide by thandes of tiie ohambarlayne of Hull in
money, xij^.
THE PAEYSHE OF SAINT MAEYES IN HULL.
THE STYPENDARYE OR SERVICE AT THE ALTER OF SAINTE ANNE
IN THE SAIDE PARI8HE CHURCHE.
William Parkyne, clerke, stypendarye there, beinge of th'aidffe
of 1 yeres, of honest qualites and conversaoion, and indeflEerentiy
lemed, having no other lyvinge but onlie the said stypende, who
recey vethe yerlie by thandes of the mayor and oommonaltie for his
payns and in name of his salarye, ovjs. ynjd. Also ther ys within
the same parishe churche the numbre of v® howsling people and
ther is in the said churohe no mo preistes but the curate and the
said stypendarie.
The yerlie value of the said stypendary or service, as apperethe
by the particuler rentall thereof, cvj«. viijV.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
OBYTTES.
Memorandum : — That in the same parishe churohe ther is iij
obytes for ever, for the contynuanoe wherof there is paide of the
benevolence of the maiore and commonaltie of Hull by thandes of
the chamberlaine ther in money, ixs. ijd.
Memorandum: — Ther is within the same churohe one stypendarye
preste, whose name ys Christof er Burton, clerke, who is mainteyned
and kepte of the benevolence of the mayore and oommonaltie of the
said towne, payenge no f yrste fruites, and that the same is removable
at the wyll and pleasure of the said mayor and commonaltie, as
apperethe by the certificate exhibited before the Kinges Majestes
late commissioners, and nowe also certyfiede, remayninge on the
f yle, more plainlye dothe appere.
Somme of the plate abovesaide, xxxj unces.
Somme of the possessions abovesaide, xliiij^'. xj«. vrf.
Somme of the deductyons abowsaide, lzxiij«. mjd. 6b. q.
And soo remaynethe clejrre, xl/i. xviij*. q, '
524 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE BAYLYWICK AND LIBERTIES OF
BEVEELEY.i
THE COLLEGIATE AND PARISH CHURCH K OF BEVERI.EY.
The same ys a collegiate and parishe churehe, and in the same
churche be severall corporacions and foundacions, that is to say,
there is one parson, called the provost of Beverley, the incumbent
whereof ys named Raynolde Lee, temporall man, of the age of xxij
yeres or thereaboutes, which officer hath geven [him] in succession
landes, ten. and revenues of the possession of the said church, to
the yerely value of ccccxxvj//. xvi]6*. oh, with also th'advowsons,
patronages of the chauncellorship, chauntership, and sextonship, iij
officers of the said churche, as also of seven other parsonages per-
teyning to the same, he paying yerely out of the said revenues
certeyne somes of money, as appereth by the rentall with the
deductions in the same. The said provost hath no place in the
quyere of the said churche or chapiter house, and ys swome at his
entery in to the said office to kepe and opteyne {sic) th'ordynauncesfor
hym provided, and to maynteyne the possessions and rightes of the
same churche, and with out dymunycion of the same. And the
same provost hath also annexed unto his office one parsonage, as
appereth by severall ordynaunces thereof made by sundry arche-
bisshopes of Yorke and other mynysters of the said churche dated
in the yere of our Lord God mccccxij, and in the iiij^h yere of
King William the Seconde, called Rufus, and also in the yere of
our Lord God mccciij^xxj. And the said provoste is not bounde
to be in residence there. And no landes soldo ne aUened at no
tyme sythens the xxiiij t^ day of November in the xxxvij th yere of
the reigne of the late King Henry th'eight.
The yerely value of the landes, revenues, and proflSttes,
belonging to the said collegiate and parishe churche, as appereth by
the particuler rentall, ccccxxvj//. iij-s. vjV. ob.
In repryses goyng out of the same, cccxxvj/j. ix.s. iijV. ob.
And so remayneth clere, iiij ^^xixli, xiiij*. iij 6?.
Goodes, .... Plate, mcc [ounces] .
Memorandum : — That in the said churche there be ix prebendes,
whereof seven were first founded in the said churche secular
(1) Aug. Off. Chantry Certificate No. 72.
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVKKLEY. 626
priestes, and sithens that tyme chaunged in to prebendaries, the
said prebendaries having cure of soules, to mynystre saoramentes
and sacramentalles in the said ohurche to all the paroohians thereof;
and after that, there was ordeyned nyne vyoars to every of the said
prebendes, which vycars have now the cure of sonle with the myny-
stracion of sacramentes and sacramentalls for their severall paro-
chyans at ix sundry alters in the said church for the said preben-
daryes, and to be dayly mynysters of servyoe in the quyere of the
said collegiate churche, having for their stipendes, every of them,
a certeyne some of money paid by the said prebendaries, by whose
mynystracion the said prebendes be as well dischardged of their
cures of soules as of their dayly servyce there.
THK FREBENDE OF SAYNTE LEONARDE IN THE SAME COLLEGIATE
CHURCHE.
Roberte, by the grace of God archebishop of Yorke, prebendary
of the said prebend, the yerely. value whereof, as appereth by the
particuler rentall thereof, amountyng to the some of xjli. vj«. viijrf.
Wherof
In resolutes yerely goyng out of the same, nil.
And so remayneth clere, x]7^. vj«. viijrf.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
Memorandum : — The prebend aforesaid ys annexed and paroell
of th'archbisshopricke of York, and ov]«. viijrf. is paid by the pro-
voste for the jurisdiction of th'archbisshopryoke of Yorke and not
parcell of the prebende.
THE PREBENDE OF SAYNT PETER IN THE i>AM£ CHURCHE.
Robert Babthorpe, doctor of dyvynytie, prebendaiye of the
same prebende, beyng of th'age of xlix yeres, having over and
besides the said prebende other lyvinges to tiie value of xzijA*.
And no landes sold ne aliened within v yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proftettes belonging to
the said prebend, as appereth by the partiouler rentaU meireof,
xlix/e. xixs. iiijV.
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, vij7t. xij«. viijrf. ob.
And so remayneth clere, xlij/e. YJ8. vyrf. ob.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
526 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE PREBENDE OF SAYNT JAMES IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
William Clyeston, doctor of the lawe, prebendary of the pre-
bende aforesaid, heyng of th'aige of Ixvj yeres, having other pro-
mooions and lyvinges the value of xLli. and better. And no landes
soldo ne alyened within these v yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proffittes belongyng to
the said prebende, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof,
xLlL vs. iiijd.
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, xlL xiiij*.
And so remayneth clere, xxxvij/i. xjs. iiijV.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE PREBENDE OF SAYNT STEPHEN IN THE SAMK CHURCHE.
John Rudde, clerke, bacheler of dyvynyte, prebendary of the
said prebend, beyng of th'age of Ivj yeres or thereaboutes, havyng
dyverse other promocions which we know not. And no landes
soldo ne aliened within v yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proiBlttes belonging to
the said prebende, as appereth by the particuler rentall mereof,
xlviij//. V6'. jd,
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, ix/j. xYJd,
And so remayneth clere, xxxix/i. iijs. ixd,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE PRKBENDE OF OUR LADY IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Peter Van, clerke, prebendary of the said prebende, of th'age of
Ix yeres, havyng other promocions and lyvynges, the value and
certenty whereof we know not. And no landes solde ne alyened
within V yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proiBlttes belonging to the
said prebende, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof^
xxxvij//. xiiijs. iiijV.
Wherof
In repryses goyng out of the same, Ixxviiji^. x.jd, ob.
And so remayneth clere, xxxiij//. xvs. mjd, ob,
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 527
THE PRKBENDE OF SAYNT KATHERYNE IN THE SAME CHUKCHE
William Capon, clerke, doctor of dyvynyte, beyng of th'age of
Ixx yeres, havyng other promocions and lyvinges, the value whereof
we know not. And no landes solde ne alyened within fyve yeres
by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proffittes belonging to
the said prebende, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof,
xjli. xiiij«. viijrf.
Wherof
In repryses goyng out of the same, xxjs. xd.
And so remayneth clere, xli, xijs. xd.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE PREBENDE OF SAYNT MARTEYNE IN THK SAME CHURCHE.
Henry Browen, clerke, prebendary of the prebende, of th'age
of xij [dc) yeres, whose lyvng and promocions we know not and
are to us uncerteyne. And no landes sold ne alyened within v
yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proffittes belonging to
the said prebende, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, xl/n
iiij.s'. xjV.
.Wherof
In reprises, xj7/. xixs. ]d. oh, q.
And so remayneth clere, xxviij It. vs. ixrf. q,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
Memorandum : — There were in the same churche, over and
besides the before named prebendes, two other prebendes, th'one
called Saynt Andrewes prebend, and th'other called Saynt Nicholas
prebend, which are at this presente in thandes and possession of
Sir Mychaell Stanhope, knight, chief gentleman of the Kynges
Majesties Prevy Chamber.
In the same churche there be three offices incorporated, that ys
to say, the sexton, the chauncellor, and the chaunter, appoynted for
th'orderyng of the said churche, to be dayly resident in the quyer of
the same churche, whose names hereafter folowen.
THE SEXTON OF THE SAID CHURCHE.
Anthony Bolney, clerke, beyng sexton there, of th'age of xliiij
yeres, havyng honest qualities and well lemed, and hath other pro-
mocions, the value whereof we know not. And no landes sold ne
alyened within these v yeres by past.
528 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUIJ-DS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
The yearly value of the landes and proffittes, belon^mg to the
same office, as apperetli by the particuler rental thereof, xxv/«. xvj*.
• • • • J
Wlierof
In reprises goyng out of the same, xxvj«. yiijd.
And so remayneth clere, xxiiij//. ixs. Yiijcl.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNCELLOUR OF THE SAID CHURCHE.
Robert Sherewood, elerke, doctor of dyvynyte and ohauncellour
of the churclie aforesaid, of th'age of Ix yeres, havyng other pro-
mocions which we know not. And no landes soldo ne aljened
within V yeres by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proffittes belonging to
the same chauncellor, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof,
xiiij//. X'S,
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, xxxvijs. yijd, oh. q.
And so remayneth clere, xiij//. ij.s*. iujcL q,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
IHE CHAUNTER OF THE SAID CHURCHE.
Robert Warde, bachelor of dyvynyte, of th'age of Ixx yeres,
having other promocions and lyvinges the certejoite whereof is
fyftene poundes. And no landes soldo ne alyened within v yeres
by past.
The yerely value of the revenues and proffittes belonging to the
said chauntor, as appereth by a particuler rentall thereof, xiijA*.
XYJs, viijV/.
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, xxvij«. xjd, q.
And so remayneth clere, xij//. viij.v. viijr/. ob, q.
Goodes, .... Plate, nil.
THE KYNE VICARS CHORALLES IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
In the same churche there be nyne vycars, called vicars
choralles, beyng bounde to dayly servyce in the quere of the said
churche and to have cure of soule, and to mynyster all manner of
sacramentes and sacramentalles at ix severall altars to all the paio-
chyans of the f orenamed prebendes, havyng every of them for their
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 529
stipend, viij//., paid unto them by the provost of the said churche,
for the which they dischardged the foresaid prebendaryes of their
cures, and be called vicars cf the same parishes, and to institute and
induct (.s/c), the names of them hereafter ensewe,that ys to say, Robert
Flee, of th'age of Ixviij yeres, of honest conversacion and well
lerned, and hath, over and besides the same promocion, the
parsonage of Lewen of the yerely value of [blank] ; Robert Hall,
of th'age of Ixvj yeres ; John Thorgot, of th'age of xl yeres ; John
Clayton, of th'age of xliij yeres ; William Grigges, of th'age of xl
yeres ; William Quarton, of th'age of xxxvj yeres ; Robert Colly-
son, of th'age of xxxiiij yeres ; Thomas Dryng, of th'age of xxvij
yeres, all which said vycars are of honest qualities and indifferently
lerned, liavyng no other promocion. Thomas Myghell, clerke, one
of the said vycars, of th'age of lij yeres, indifferently lerned,
and hath, over and besides the same promocion, one
chauntry of the yerely value of v//. vj.v. \iijd. And there ys in
the said nyne cures the nomber of MMDccclxxviij huslyng people.
And no landes soldo ne aliened within v yeres by past.
The yerely valae of the landes belonging to the same vycars,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, iiij ^^xj//. xvijs. ijd.
Whereof
In reprises goyng out of the same, xij7/. viij.s. xd.
And so remayneth clere, Ixxix//. viij.s. iiijV.
Goodes, [blank]. Plate, nil.
THE VIJ PERSONS IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Also in the saide churche there be vij persones which were first
ordeyned in the said churche as clerkes by Saynt John of Beverley
in the yere of om* Lord God dcciij, and after that named persones
by one, Aldred, bisshop of Yorke, and be bounde to do daily ser-
vyce in the quyre of the said churche, having, every of them, for
their lyving in money paid by the provoste of the said churche \jli.
xiij.s*. uijd., and be made incorporacion by Kyng Edward the thirde,
dated the first day of February, anno regni sui xj, whose names
hereafter foUowe, that is to sale, Nicholas Mell, of th'age of lix
yeres ; Roger Watson, of th'age of Iviij yeres ; Richard Johnson,
of th'age of xxxvj yeres ; Robert Thwyng, of th'age of xxx yeres ;
John Levet, of th'age of xl yeres, all which persones are of honest
conversacion and lernyd and have no other promocions; John
Norres, of th'age of xlviij yeres, having over and besides the same
promocion one pencion of the Kinges Majestie of cvj.9. yiijd.; and
Robert Ward, of th'age of Ixiiij yeres, having over and besides the
same promocion, one parsonage of the value of C5., which are also of
10k
530 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
honest qualyties and lemed. And more over the said persones by
vertue of their corporacions have solde within these v yeres by past
certeyne eoppyholde land to the value of xxvs. by yere, and with
the money of the sale thereof have purchased certyne frehold land
to the value of xxxvjs. viij^/. yerely.
The yerely value of the landes yssues and proffitts belonging^
to the said persons, as appereth by the pertieuler rentall theroi,
lix/t*. xvjs. viijd
Wherof
In reprises yerely goyng out of the same, yij It, viijs. yd. q.
And so remayneth eleare, lij/e. viijs. vijd ob, q,
Goodes, [blank]. Plate, nil.
In the saide collegiate churche bee xvij clerkes, called elerkes
of the seconde forme, viij queristers, ij thuribulers, and fewer
segersons, of the which xvij clerkes, nyne of them recevye yerely
for theyr stipend, every of them, xls.; and viij residue, every of
them, xxxs.; viij queristers, viij/^.; ij thuribulers, xls., which be
dayly mynysters in the said churche ; and iiij segerstons, xxvj«.
viijfl?., which stipendes be yerely paid by the provost of the same
churche.
THE OFFICE OF THE WORKES OF THE SAME CHURCH.
Memorandum : — There ys in the said churche one other officer,
called the ofpyce of the workes in the said church, hath landes, ten.,
and other proffittes belonging to the same, as appereth by the per-
tieuler rentall thereof, the repryses not deducted, amounteth to the
some of lxviij/^. xij^?.
Memorandum : — There is due to William Tyndall, clerke of
the same workes, for reparacions by hym done of and upon the
possessions of the same office, as apperith upon the viewe of the
same, xix/e. xixs. ixd, ob.
THE OFFYCE OF CHAMBERLAYNE OF THE SAID CHURCHE.
John Revet, clerke, chamberlayne there, of th'age of xl yeres,
of honest conversacion and [blank] lemed, and hath over and
besides the same, other promocions which we know not. And no
landes solde within v yeres by past.
The yerely value of the landes, yssues, and proffittes, belonging
to the said office, as appereth by the particiilar rentall there^
xvij//. i]s, ob.
THE BAILIWICK OP BEVERLEY. 631
Wherof
In reprises goyng out of the same, vij/t. vija. iiijA
And so remayneth olere, ixli. xiiij«. viijrf. ob.
Plate, nil. Goodes, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OP SEYNT MY6HELL IN THB SAID COLLEGIATE
CHUBCHE.
Robert Webster, elerke, incumbent,! of the said chaunteiye, of
th'age of Ixj yeares, of honest conversacion, qualities, and lemyng,
havyng no other promocion but only the revenues of the said
chauntery. And no landes soldo ne aliened within v yeares by
past.
The yearly value of the londes belongyng to the said chaun-
terye, as appeareth by the partiouler rentall thereof, xii]7e. viij«. xrf.
"Whereof
In repryses yearly going out of the same, lx«. ob.
And so remayneth clere, xli. viijs. ixrf. ob,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. KATHERYN IN THB SAID CHUBdHB.
Anthony Collynson, clerk, incumbent of the said ohauntery,2 of
th'age of xxxix yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no
other promocion but only the revenues of the said chauntery. And
no landes soldo ne aliened within v yeares by past.
The yearly value of the landes belonging to the said chaun-
terye, as appeareth by the particuler rentm thereof, oxy]«. iiijrf.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xiij«.. xrf.
And so remayneth clere, cijs. YJd.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
(1) Licence to Bichard de Bavenser, archdeaoon of Linooln, and Walter de
Skirlaw, archdeacon of East Biding, to endow a ohantry at the altar of St. Michael
in the chiirch of St. John of Beverley, 20 Oct., 1380. hu,, 4 Bick. U.^p. I, m. 10.
(2) Licence to Rohert BoUeston, clerk, warden of the coUegiaie ohnrdh of St.
John of Beverley, to found a chantry in the same ohmoh at the altar of St.
Katharine to pray for his soul and the souls of his parents, and. to he called the
chantry of St. John of Beverley and St. Katheiine the virgin in Beveriey. 21 Feb.,
1450. Fat.y 28 Sen, VI, y p, 1, «•. 2. '
532 CEETIFICATES OF CHANTEIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
THE CHAUNTERYES OF TWOO PREISTES OF THE TRYNYTIES IN THE
SAID CHURCH.
George Heslewood, clerk, incumbent of the said channtery, of
th'age of Iv yeares, and William Jeffrason, clerke, incumbent, also
of th'age of xxix yeares, of honest conversacion and lomed, havyng
no other promocions but only the revenues of the said chaunterye.
And no landes sold ne aliened sithens the [blank] day of [blank]
anno regni regis nuper Henrici viij [blank] .
The yearly value of the landes belonging to the said chaun-
terye, as appeareth by the particuler rontall thereof made, xiiiiV/.
xujs. uija.
Wherof
In repryses going out of the same, xxixs. iiijV/.
And soremayneth clere, xiij//. iiij.s.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. PETER IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Edmond Hogeson, clerk, incumbent of the said ohauntery, of
th'age of Ixix yeres, of honest qualities, conversacion, and lemed,
havyng no other promocion, but onely the revenues of the said
chaunterye. And no landes solde ne aliened within fyve yeares
by paste.
The yerely value of the londes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, cxvjs. viijrf.
In repryses going out of the same, xij.s\ ixd. ob. q.
And so remayneth cleare, ciij.s*. xr/. q,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. JOHN EVANGELYST IN THE SAME
CHURCH.
Rychard Hadelesey, clerk, incumbent of the said ohauntery,
of th'age of Ixix yeares, of honest conversacion and lemed, havyng
no other promocyon but only the revenues of the said chauntery.
And no landes solde ne aliened within v yeares by past.
The yearely value of the londes belonging to the said ohaun*
terye, as appeareth by the particuler rentall thereof, cx«.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, x.v.
And so remayneth cleare, os.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 533
fHE (JHAUNTERY OF ST. AXNE IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
George Morsell, clerke, incumbent of the said chauntery, of the
age of Iviij yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no other
promocion but only the revenues of the said chauntery. And no
landes solde ne aliened within fy ve yeares by past.
The yearely value of the londes belonging to the said chaun-
tery, as appereth by the paiiiculer rentall thereof made, vi]7^. xj«.
\uyl.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xiiijs. viijn^.
And so remayneth cleare, vj//. xvijs.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADYE IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
•
Thomas Sotheram, clerk, incimibent of the said chauntery, of
tli'age of Ixvij yeres, of honest conversacion and lemed, havyng no
other promocion but only the revenues of the said chauntery. And
no landes solde ne aliened within v yeares by past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chaun-
terye, as appereth by the particuler rentaU thereof made, xli. ixs.
\iijd.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xxiiijs. yd, ob. q.
And so remayneth cleare, ixlL vs. ij^. q.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. JOHN OF BEVERLEY IN THE SAME
CHURCHE.
Thomas Topclief , clerk, incumbent of the said chauntery, of
th'age of Iviij yeares, of honest qualities and well lemed, havyng
no other promocion but only the revenues of the said chauntery.
And no landes solde ne aliened within v yeres by past.
The yearly value of the landes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof made, Yij it. xviij«.
• • • • I
iiija.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xv«. ixd. ob, q.
And so remayneth cleare, vij//. ij«. vjrf. q,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
534 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, iTrC.
THE CHAUNTERY OF CORPUS CHRISTI FOUNDED IN THE CHARNELL
IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Robert Todde, clerke, incumbent of the said ehauntery, of
th'age of Ixx yeares, of honest qualities and well lemed, havyng no
other promocion but onely the revenues of the said ehauntery.
And no landes soldo ne aliened within v yeares by p^st.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said ehaun-
tery, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof made, viij/i. xv«.
iijV.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xxjs.
And so remayneth eleare, vij//. xiiijs. ii]V.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNT WILLIAM IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Eobert Robynson, clerke, incumbent of the said chaunterye, of
th'age of xlij yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no
other promocion but onely the revenues of the said chaunterye.
And no landes soldo ne aliened within v yeares last past.
The yerely value of the londes belonging to the said chaunterye,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, Yijli, iiij«.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xiiijs. id.
And so remayneth eleare, v]7?*. ixs. xjd.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
Memorandimi : — That the above named Boberte Bobynson
hath demysed his hoole chaimterye with th'appurtenaunoes afore-
said unto Rauf Clemaux of London, grocer, by indenture for
terme of yeares, paying the rente of vi]7^. iiij«., as by the same
indenture more playnly appereth, yet, notwithstonding the said
Roberto Robynson, for the augmentacion of his penoion, hath
exhibited before the Kinges Majesties comyssyoners one particuler
rentall of the premysses, amounting to the some of viij/t. xvj».
viijrf.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. NICHOLAS CALLED FRAIRY IN THE SAID
CHURCH.
John Jeffrason, clerke, incumbent of the said ehauntery, of
th'age of 1 yeares, of honest conversacion and lemed, havyng no
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 535
other promocion but onely the revenues of the said ohauntery.
And no landes solde ne aliened by the space of v yeares by past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, cxviijs. viijo?.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xijs. iijd.
And so remayneth cleare, evjs. yd,
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY CALLED GRAUNTES CHAUNTERY IN THE SAME
CHURCHE.
Nicholas Mell, clerke, incumbent of the said chauntery, of
th'age of lix yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, who hath other
ly vynges to the value of six poundes. And no londes solde ne
aliened within v yeares be past.
The yearely value of the londes belonging to the said chaun-
tery, as appereth by the particuler rate thereof, Ixxiijs.
Wherof
In repryses going out of the same, ijs, viijV.
And so remaineth clere, Ixxs. iiijV.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF CORPUS CHRISTI IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Henry Bylton, clerk, incumbent of the same chauntery, of
th'age of xlij yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no
other lyvyng but onely the revenues of the said chauntery. And
no landes solde ne aliened within v yeares by past.
The yearely value of the londes belonging to the said ohaun-
tery, as appereth by the particuler thereof, iiijli, xijs.
Wtereof
In repryses goyng out of the same, xjs. ]d.
And so remayneth clere, iiij/i. xj^.
Goodes, nil. Plate, xiiij unoes.
THE CHAUNTERY OF CORPUS CRISTI AND THE ANNUNCIACION OF
OUR LADY IN THE SAME CHURCHE.
Thomas Hogard, clerk, incumbent of the same chauntery,! of
(1) Licence to Stephen Wilton, clerk, to found a chantry in honour of Corpus
Christi, the Annunciation of the Blessed Mary the Virgin, and St. John of Beverley,
to pray for the King, Margaret Queen of England, the said Stephen, and Henry,
late cardinal of England. 20 July, 1456. Fat., 33 Hen. VI., p. 2, m. 6.
536 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Ixxij yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no other
lyvyng but the revenues of the said chauntery. And no landes
solde ne aliened within v yeares by past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, xiiij/*. ij«. xtf.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xlixs. iiijV. oh, q.
And so remayneth cleare, xj//. xiijs. Yd. q.
Goodes, nil. Plate, nil.
THE CHAUNTERY OF TRYNYTIE CHAPPELL IN THE MAZENDEWE IN
BEVERLEY.
Robert Hall, clerk, incumbent of the same chauntery, of th'age
of 1 yeares, of honest conversacion and lemed, havyng no other
lyvyng but the revenues of the said chauntery. And no landes
soldo ne aliened within v yeares past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chaun-
tery, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, iiijVe.
Whereof
In repryses goyng out of the same, viijs.
And so remayneth cleare, n]li. xij.s.
Goodes, nil. Plate, xvj oz.
\ THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. JOHN BAPTEST IN THE MAZENDEWE OF
ST. JOHN IN THE SAID CHURCH.
Roger Watson, clerk, incumbent of the said chauntery, of the
age of 1 yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no other
promocion but onely the revenues of the said chauntery. And no
landes solde ne aliened within v yeares last past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particular rentall thereof, viij//. xviij« vijrf.
Whereof
In repryses goyng out of the same, xxx«. iiiyL ob, q.
And so remayneth cleare, vij//. viij*. ijd. q.
Goodes, nil. Plate, vj oz.
THE CHAUNTERY OF ST. JAMES AT HULBRYNG IN THE PARISHE
OF ST. ANDREW^E IN BEVERLEY.
Robert Rusbye, clerke, incumbent of the said chaimtery, of
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 537
tli'age of Ix yeares, of honest qualities and lemed, havyng no other
promocion but onely the revenues of the said chauntery, and no
landes solde ne aliened within v yeares last past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chaun-
tery, as appeareth by the particuler rentall thereof, cvj«. viijfl?.
Whereof
In represes going out of the same, xiiij.s. xd.
And so remayneth cleare, iiij//. xj.s. x^.
Goodes, nil. Plate, xiij oz.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN MOLESCROFT IN THE PARISSHE
OF ST. JAMES IN BEVERLEY.
Robert Moyte, clerk, incumbent of the said chauntery, of th'age
of xlviij yeares, of honest conversacion and lemed, havyng no
other promocion but onely the revenues of the said chauntery.
And no landes solde ne aliened within v yeares last past.
The yearly value of the londes belonging to the said chauntery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof, cijs.
Whereof
In repryses going out of the same, xs, iiijV.
And so remayneth cleare, iiij//. xjv. vijflf.
Goodes, nil. Plate, vij oz.
THP: CHAUNTERY OF OUR LAUYE IN THE CHAPELL OF THURNE IN
THE PARISSHE OF ST. PETIR IN BEVERLEY.
Thomas Tyson, clerke, incumbent of the said chaunterye, of
th'age of 1 yeres, of honest qualities, conversacion, and lemed,
liavynge no other promocyon but onlye the revenues of the said
chauntry. And there is in the said parisshe the nombre of Dccc
houslynge people. And the said chapell is distaunt from the
parishe churche two myles and more. And no landes sold ne
alyened within fyve yeres by past.
The yerely value of the landes belonginge to the said chaun-
terye, whereof coppyholde landes iiij//. vs. vd, as appereth by the
particuler rentall thereof, vij//. vij.s. Yd.
(1) Licence to Philip Ingelberd of Beverley, parson of the church of Kayng-
ham, to found a chantry in the chapel of the Blensed Mary of Molscrolt to
pray for the 80ul of the said Philip. 12 April, 1323. Pat., 16 £dw. II. y p. 2,
m. 14. Confirmations of the same licence to Roger logelberd, kinMnan and heir
of the said Philip. Fat., 18 Edw. II., p. 2, m. 2, and Tat. 2 Edw, HI, p. 1, m. 21.
538 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Wherof
In reprices yerely going out of the same, xvijs. Yijd. oh.
And so remayneth clere, y\lL ix«. \x.d. oh,
Goodes, [blank], Plate, x oz. iij quarters.
THE CHAUNTERY OF OUR LADY IN THE PARISHE CHURCHE OF
HOLME IN BEVERLEY.
John Tomson, elerke, incumbent of the said ohauntery, of the
age of Ix yeres, of honest qualities and conversaoion, and learned,
havyng no other promocyon but only the revenues of the said
ohaunterye. And there is in the same parishe the nombre of
xviij ^^ houslyng people. And no landes solde ne alyened within
fyve yeres by past.
The yerely value of the landes belonging to the said eliaimtery,
as appereth by the particuler rentall therof, x//. xviij*.
Whereof
In reprises yerely goinge oute of the same, xviij «. vijc?. ob.
And so remayneth clere, ix/?*. xix*. iiijc/. ob.
Groodes, [blank]. Plate, nil.
OBYTl'S.
Memorandum : — That there is in the said ohurohe one obyte
yerely, which is maynteyned by the incumbent of the said ohaun-
tery to the value of xxe/.
THE CHAUNFERYE OF SAYNT NICHOLAS IN THE PARISHE CHURCHE
OF ST. MARY IN BEVERLEY.
John Settryngton, elerke, incumbent of the said chaunteiye, of
th'age of Ivj yeres, of honest qualities, conversaoion, and lemed
havyng no other promocion but only the revenues of the said
ohauntery. And there is within the said parishe the nombre xviij®
houslyng people. And no landes solde ne alyened within fyve
yeres last paste.
The yerely value of the landes belonging to the said ohaun-
terye, as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof made, evij«.
Whereof
In reprises yerely goinge oute of the same, xiij«. iiijei?.
And so remayneth cleare, \\\]U. xiij«. viijo?.
Goodes, [blank]. Plate, viij oz.
THE BAILIWICK OF BEVERLEY. 539
THE CHAUNTERYES CALLED KELKES CHAUNTERYES IN ST. THOMAs'
CHAPELL IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
Richard Burton, clerke, of th'age of xxxvij yeres and John
Talbot, clerk, of th'age of xl yeres, incumbentes of the said chaun-
teryes, of honest conversacion and lemed, having no other promo-
eyon but only the revenues of the said chauntryes. And no landes
solde ne alyened within fyve yeres laste paste.
The yerely value of the landes belonginge to the said ohaun-
teryes as appereth by the particuler rentall there made, xijli, ijs,
viijd.
Whereof
In reprises goinge out of the same, xlviijs. vjf/. ob.
And so remayneth cleare, x/i. iiijs. jd, ob,
Goodes, [blank]. Plate, xj oz. di.
THE CHAUNTERY OF SAYNT KATHERYN IN THE SAID CHURCHE.
William Caward, clerke, incumbent of the said chaunterye, of
th'age of Ij yeres, of honest qualities and learned, havinge none
other lyvinge but onlye the revenues of the said chauntery. And
no landes solde ne alyened within fyve yeres by past
The yerely value of the landes belonging to the said chaunterye,
as appereth by the particuler rentall thereof made, iiij/t. xiijs. iiije/.
Whereof
In repryses goinge oute of the same, ixs. iiijr/.
And so remayneth clere, iiij//. iiijs.
Goodes, omamentes, and plate belonging to the said chaunterye.
Goodes, [blank] . Plate, xj oz.
OBYTES.
Memorandum : — In the same parishe churohe there is certejne
obytes yerely to be maynteyned amountinge to the some of cvj«.
viijd.
(1) Licence to Nicholas Ghaumberlayn to grant lands to the g^vemore or
wardens of Beverley, to find a chaplain to pray for the souls of Thomas Kelk, late
burgess of Beverley, Alice, his wife, and Margaret, former wife of the said
Thomas, and John, son of the same Thomas, in the chapel of the Blessed Mary
of Beverley, at the altar of St. Thomas. 29 January, 1424. Fat, 2 Hen. F., p. 3,
m. 9.
540 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
[sums total for the bailiwick of BEVERLEY.] I
Some of all the plate abovesaid, Mcciiij *^xvij ounces di. q.
Some of all the possessions abovesaid, Mclj/e. ixs. iiij^
Some of the deduccyons abovesaid, ceccxxx/e. vjs. vij^. q.
And so remayneth clere, Dccxxiiij//. xs. ob.
BEVEELEY.2
CERTIFICATES AND LETTERS AS TO BEVERLEY.
Mr. Wrightington, you shall understand that my lordes
graces hath, in this last eschaunge, the mannor of Bentley, paroell
of the landes apoynted for the reparacion of St. Johns Church in
Beverley, wherefore there must be other landes assigned to the
like value, prainge you to extend your frendshipp to this berer and
that there may be utmost diligence used in the same as you conve-
nuntly maye. So fare you well, at Westminster, thys xxiij'd of
November, 1552.
Your assured freend
J. Johnes
The clere yerely value of the said Bentley ys xviij/j. v«. xd.
(1) There are also the following foundation licences relating to Beverley, yix : —
Licence to William de Bradele of Heverley, to grant a rent in Beverley to a chaplain
to pray for the soul of the same William in the church of St. John of Beverli^.
2 March, 1340. Fat., 14 Uc/tv. III., p. 1, m. 31. Inquisition taken in 1348 that it
is not to the damage of the King to graut licence to John de Wilton to giaat a
messuage in Beverley to a chaplain to pray for the said John and Alice, hia wHb,
and for Joan, formerly the'wife of the said John, and Nicholas de Heugate, laie
warden of the church of Beverley. Inq. ad.q.d., 22 Edw. III., No, 34. IdoeDoe to
found the fraternity of the Blessed Mary in the chapel of the Blessed Maiy of
Beverley. 18 Nov., 1400. Pat., 2 Hen. IV., p. 1, w. 12.
(2) Chauntery Certificate, York, No. 73. These letters are not in ohronologieal
order.
BEVERLEY. 541
After om- right harty commendacions wee do send unto yow
herewith a supplication exhibited to the Kinges Majestie, and
therewith also a declaracion of certayne landes given to the repara-
cions of the parish church of Beverley, as hath byn informed here
by twoo parisshioners of the sayd parissh, which be specially come
upp for that purpose ; and bycause the sayd church is very greatt
and in decay, and for that also it is a very notable parishe, the
Kinges Majesties pleasure is that yow shall consider this ther
supplication and the matter therof and fynding the same to be
true, and that the landes mencioned therin war given to the
reparacion of the church and therfor out of the compasse of the
statute of colleges and chauntries, his Majesties pleasure is they
shall remain to such use as they ought to do, wherin, what you shall
fynd and what shall beside appere unto you touching the matter
of the sayd supplication, we pray yow advertise us to th'intent the
Kinges Majesties further pleasure may be knowen therein. Fare
you well, from Hampton Court, this y]^^ of Julie, 1552.
Your Loving freendes
Bedford, W. Northampton,
John Gotte(?), William Petre.
Addressed : — To our very loving freendes Sir Richard Sackvile^
knight, chauncellor of th'augmentacons, and to the rest of the
Kinges Majesties counsell of the Court and to every of them.
Maye it lyke your most honorable lordshippes to understand,,
that according to your comaundmentes to us given by your letters,
we have considered the peticion of th'inhabitauntes of the towne of
Beverleye, and by the serche of recordes towching the Kinges title
to the premisses, we find the same landes, which theye make sute
for, to be the possessions of the collegiate churche of Beverleye,
and therefore we think the Kinges Majestye to have verie good
right and title to the same landes, that they demaund by force of the
statute made in the firste yere of his highnes reigne, concerning
colleges and chaunteryes. Nevertheless we find by serche of the
certificate made by the comissioners for the surveye of chaunteryes,
remayning of record in his highnes courte, wherein we serve, that
there was an office called the office of the woorkes within the same
collegiate chirche, whiche had landes and ten. and other proffettes
to the yerelye vale we of Ixviij//. xijd., assigned, and with the pro-
ffettes thereof th'officer of the workes did from tyme to tyme
repayre the said chirch, being also a parisshe chirche, and was
accomptable to the college for the same. This is all we have to
542 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
certifie your lordshippes in the premisses, referring the same to
your good consideracions. Written the xiiij*^ of Julye, 1552.
Your Lordshypps assured
to command
Rye. Sakevyle
Rio. Goodriek
Addressed : — To the right honorable the lordes of the Einges
Majestyes privye eounsayle.
Endorsed : — xiiij Julie, 1552. Mr. Chauncellor of the Aug-
mentacions and Mr. Goodriek to the counsell touching the sute of
th'inhabitantes of Beverley.
To the Kinges Majesties moste excellent heighnes
Most humblie compleyning unto your excellent heighnes your
true and feithful subjectes, the burgesses and comynaltie of your
graces towne of Beverley, that whereas there is within the said
towne of Beverley a grete parrishe churche, comonly called the
churche of Seinte John of Beverley, within which churche there
was latelie a coUeage, whiche had dyvers manours, landes, ten., and
hereditamentes belonging unto the same amounting to the yerelye
value of one thowsaunde poundes ; all which manors, landes, ten.,
and hereditamentes are nowe come into your heighnes handes by
reason of a statute, made for the dissolucion of colleges and chaun-
tries. For the necessarie reparacions of whiche churche, long tyme
syns, there was geven and assured certaine landes and wooddes,
amountinge to the yerelie value of three score poundes and above,
wliiche landes and woodes by the saide statute were not geven to
your heighnes, nor are not within the compas of the same statute,
notwithstanding, most gracious soveraigne lorde, that ever syns the
dissolucion of the said coUedge, all the rentes and proffites of the
same hath byn received to your Majesties use, by reason whereof
the saide church is in grete decaye, and in shorte space is very like
to fall into utter ruyn and decaie, the parrishioners not being hable
to repayre the same. Furthermore, pleaseth it your grace to under-
stande, that the said towne of Beverley is a market towne and the
greatest mthin all Estryding of your Majesties countie of York,
having a grete nombre of younthe within the same, and f yve thow-
saund persons and above, whereof some of them be apte and mete
to be brought up in learning whiche are not, for so muehe as there
is neither gramer schole or any other schole as yet founded where-
mth they might be brought up in any vertuous studdie. For
BEVERLEY. 543
present remedy whereof, it may pleas your grace, of your moost
noble habundante clemency and goodnes, not only to graunte unto
your said humble and faithfull subjectes the said IxlL and above,
which was and is assured to them by graunte and gifte, as afore-
mentioned, but allso that there maye be erected within the said
towne of yoiu* moost princely f undacion one fre gramer schole to
the further encrease of such youthe as there remayneth at this pre-
sent daye and in tyme to come, so shall the same youth be educated
and taught of all thinges to serve God, to lyve in due obedyence
and feare of your heighnes, their soveraigne lorde and king, and
they with thole inhabitauntes of the said towne to praie (as they
are bounde) for the preservacion of your moost excellent heighnes
in estate long to reigne.
Endorsed : — Th'inhabitantes and burgesses of the towne of
Beverlay.
ESTRIDDINGE COMITATUS EBOEACI.
POSSESSIONES ET EEVENCIONES DIVEESAEUM NUPEE
CANTAEIAEUM IBIDEM, QUONDAM FUNDATAEUM INFEA
ECCLESIAM COLLEGIATAM SANCTI JOHANNIS BEYEELACI
IN COMITATU PEiEDICTO QU^ AD MANUS DOMINI
EEGIS DEVENEEUNT, A FESTO PASCH^, ANNO SECUNDO
EEGNI EEGIS EDWAEDI SEXTI, EATIONE ACTUS PAE-
LIAMENTI.
CANTARIA SANCTI JOHANNIS BEVERLACI IN ECCLESIA PRiEDlCTA.
Valet in firma omniimi terrarum et ten. domini Eegis dictae
nuper cantariee pertinentiimi, in seperalibus tenuris diversarum
personarum, ad voluntatem. Eeddendo inde ad festa Sancti
Martini in Hieme et Pentecostes equaliter per annum, vij7i. xviijs.
• • • • «
Inde
Eeprisse, ut in alloeatione summse decasus redditus unius cotagii in
le Beckeside, nuper in tenura uxoris Bradforde, parcella praedic-
tarum nuper cantariarum Sancti Johannis Beverlaci, ad iiijs. per
annum, solvendos ad festum Michaelis tantum, eo quod stat
vacuum et inoccupatimi pro defectu tenentis et reparationum per
sacramentum collectoris ibidem^ iiij«.
Et valet ultra clare per annum, vij7/. xiiijs. iiijrf.
544 CERTIFICATKS OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
CANTARIA SANCTI WILLIELMI IN ECCLESIA PRJEDICTA.
Valet in firnia omnium terranim et ten. domini Hegis dicto
nuper eantariao j)ertinentium, dimissorum Eadulpho Clarvax per
indenturam pro termino annonim. Reddendo inde ad festa pra?-
dieta equaliter, per annum, vij//. iiij.v.
P0SSE8SI0XES ET EE^HENTIONES DWERSARUM NUPEE
CANTARIARTJM IN ESTRIDDINGE PREDICT', QUONDAM
EUNDATARUM IN ECCLESIA BEAT^ MARI^ INFEA
PRiEDICTAM YILLAM BEVERLACI, IN MANU DOMINI
REGIS EXISTENTIUM, RATIONE PRiEDICTI ACTUS PAR-
LIAMENTI.
CANTARIA SANCTI NICHOLAI IN ECCLESIA PRJEDICTA.
Valet in firma diversarum terrarum et ten. dicta) nuper can-
tarise pertinentium, in separaKbus tenuris diversarum personarum,
tarn ad voluntatem quam per indenturam. Reddendo inde ad
festa praodicta equaliter per annum, evij.S'.
CANTARIA SANCTJE KATHERIN-T*: IN ECCLESIA PR^DICTA.
[Valet in] annuale pencione nuper soluto Willielmo Calworde,
nuper incumbenti prsedicta} cantariiD, et modo domino Regi per xij
gubernatores villco Beverlaci prsedieti ad prsedieta festa Sancti
Martini in Hieme et Pentecostes equaliter per annum, iiij//. xiij*.
iiiyL
Summa clari annui valoris eantariarum prsedictarum, xxiiij/lf.
xvuj.v. vuja.
Examinatur per Willielmum Fuller, nuper
deputatum nuper auditoris ibidem.
P0SISESSI0NE8 AD FAimiCAM ECCLESIiE PAROCHIALIS
SANCTI J0HANNI8 BEVERLACI NUPER PERTINENTES
SIVE SPECTANTE8.
REDDITUS LIBERORUM TENENTIUM.
Libero redditu annuatim soluto dictae fabricflo per heredes de
Pivel, exemite de diversis ten. ibidem, ad festum Sanoti MichaeliB
tantum per annimi, iij.s. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
BEVERLEY. 545
iixorem Johannis Garbarie, exeunte de uno clauso nuper empto de
Edmundo Botlie, ad festum prsedictum per annum, xxcl. Libero
redditu annuatim soluto per novem vicarios ecclesiso Sancti
Johannis Beverlaei prsedicta), exeunte de uno pomario in tenura
Robert! Gray, per annum, iiijV/. Libero redditu annuatim soluto
per uxorem Johannis Garbarie, exeunte de ten., vulgariter vocato
Bullockes House, per annum, xijd. Libero redditu annuatim
soluto per Eicardum Dalbie exeunte de ten. suis ibidem, ad festum
proDdictum j)er annum, xxjV/. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
Robertum Gray exeunte de ten. ibidem in tenura Willielmi Gray,
junioris, ad festum pra3dictum per annum, xij^. Libero redditu
annuatim soluto per heredes Beverley, exeunte de uno pomario
ibidem, ad festum pra3dictum per annum, vijV/. Libero redditu
annuatim soluto per Willelmum Brodyng, exeunte de uno ten.
ibidem, ad festum prsedictum per annum, x^. Libero redditu
annuatim soluto per Magistrum Rudstone, exeunte de ten. in
tenura Roberti Ellay, ad festum praedictum i)er annum, xij^.
Libero redditu annuatim soluto per Edmundum Bothe, exeunte de
pomario ibidem, ad festum preedictum per annum, YJcl. Libero
redditu annuatim soluto de uno gardino in tenura Henrici Tindal,
ad festum prsedictum per annum, xijV/. Libero redditu annuatim
soluto i^er Edwardum Rosse, armigerum, exeunte de ten. in tenura
Willelmi Kytchin, ad festum prsedictum per annum, vjV/. Libero
redditu annuatim soluto per Robertum Flee, clericum, exeunte de
uno clauso ibidem ad festum prsedictum per annum, xijV/. Libero '
redditu annuatim soluto per Willelmum Grymston, generosum,
exeunte de ten. ibidem in tenura Thomoe Smyth, ad festum prae-
dietum i)er annum, vjr/. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
Ricardum Craven, exeunte de ten. ibidem in tenura dieti Rieardi,
ad festum prsedictum per annum, \jd, Libero redditu annuatim
soluto per nuper incumbentem cantarise Sancti Michaelis, ad festum
prijedictum per annum, iiijV/. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
nuper incumbentem cantarioo vocatao Topliff Chauntre, ad festum
j)ra3dictum per annum, YJd. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
Robertum Leedes, exeunte de ten. in tenura Johannis Frances, ad
festum proedictum per annum, xijr/. Libero redditu annuatim
soluto per novem vicarios ecclesiie Sancti Johannis Beverlaei prae-
dictce, exeunte de ten. in tenura Thomae Sqiiier, ad festum prae-
dictum per annum, xijd. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
Nicolaum Rudston, exeunte de ten. in teniu*a Hugonis Kyrsitte, ad
festum j)i'9edictum per annum, xijd. Libero redditu annuatim
soluto j)er nuper incumbentem cantariae Sancti Johannis Baptistae
alias Masindew, ad festum praedictum per afmum, xxd, Libero
redditu annuatim soluto per nuper incumbentem cantariae vocatae
Sotheron Chauntre, exeunte de uno ten. nuper in tenura Rieardi
Wod, ad festum praedictum per annum, xijd. Libero redditu
11 L
546 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
annuatim soluto per Edmnndum Bothe, exeunte de ten. suo ibidem
ad festum prsDdichmi per annum, v^d, Libero redditu Rnm rntini
soluto per Johannem Thriske, exeunte de duabus selionibiis pas-
tursD, vocatis Leez, ad festum prsedictum per annum, xijW. Labero
redditu annuatim soluto per Georgiiun Morsel, exeunte de uno ten.
sive cubiculo ibidem, ad festum prcedictum per annum, xxr/.
Summa, xxiiijs. x^^.
Firma unius tenementi, in tenura Gilberti Herrison, oum gar-
dino adjaeente, reddendo inde ad festa Petri ad Vincula et Purifi-
cationis Beatse Maria? Virginis equaliter per annum, ad Toliintatem
domini Regis de anno in anmmi, X6\ Firma unius ustrinse cum
tofto ibidem, in tenura dicti Gilberti ad yoluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa proodicta equaliter per annum, xiij.v. iiijV. Firma unius
ten., unius pomarii, et imius elausi, in tenura Christoferi Hawe ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedieta equaliter per annum,
x^'ii]^s. Finna unius ten., in tenura Thomse Swynowe ibidem ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prflodieta equaliter per annum,
\jfi. viijc/. Firma unius tenementi, imius gardini, et unius elausi
cum pertinentiis ibidem, in temu'a Thomse Bonfaie ad yoluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa pnedieta equaliter per annum, xii]«. iiijrf.
Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in tenura J oliannis Pesigrave ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedieta equaliter per ftTiTmnij
iiiJ6'. Fiima imius ten. cum gardino et crofto ac pertinentiis
ibidem, in tenura uxoris Applebie ad vohmtatem, reddendo ad
festa pri»dieta equaliter per annum, vj«. Firma unius ten. cum
gardino et pertinentiis in teniu*a Jolianna) Haley ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa pra^dieta equaliter pev annum, vj«. viijrf.
Firma unius ten. cum periinentiis, in tenura Roberti Freman ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedieta equaliter per annum,
iiijs. Firma unius ten. cum gardino et pertinentiis, nuper in
tenm^a uxoris Friesteii ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
pra>dicta equaliter per annum, xv. Firma unius ten. cum gardino
et 2><^i'tinentiis, in tenimi Laiu'entii Westibie ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa pnodicta ecpialiter per annum, xiiij«. Firma
unius ten. cum gardino et pertinentiis, in temu'a Georgii Dawson
ad vobnitatem, reddendo inde ad festa pra}dicta equaliter per
annum, xiij.s. iiijV/. Finna unius elausi ciun pomaiio, nuper in
temu'a doctoris (/lifton ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pne-
dieta ecjualitor per ammni, vjv. viijV/. Firma imius ten. cum perti-
nentiis, in tenura imper uxoris Hall ad voluntatem, reddenda inde
ad festa pnedieta e(j[ualiter itev aiuium, iiij«. Finna unius elausi,
situati et exist entis ibidem, in tenura Nicolai Laniire per inden-
tiu-am, reddendo inde ad festa pra}dicta equaliter per annimi, xviij«.
Firma unius gardini ibidem, in tenura dicti Nicolai ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa pruxlicta equaliter per annum, ij«. Firma
BEVERLEY. 547
ceiiarum selionum pasturaD, vocatarum Leez, prope Holme Church,
in tenura Boberti Browne, ut dicitnr, per indentnram, reddendo
inde ad f esta praodicta equaliter per annum, xx.9. Firma unius clausi
ibidem, in tenura magistri Faircliffe ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa pra)dicta equaliter per annum, iiiJ6'. Firma unius ten.
cum pertinentiis, in tenura Johannis Eobinson ad voluntatem, red-
dendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum, vjs. Firma
unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura Dorathiso Stapleton ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
iiij.s. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura uxoris Swaylles
ad voluntatem, reddenda inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per
annum, iij.v. iiijV/. Firma duorum cottagiorum cimi pertinentiis,
in tenura Nieolai Lamire ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
pra3dicta ecjualiter per annum, iij.v. iiij\/. Firma unius cottagii
cum 2>ertineutiis, nuper in tenura Edwardi Smithe ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa prcT^dicta equaliter per annum, iiij.v. Firma
unius cottagii cum pertinentiis, in tenura Alicia) Wainslet ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pra3dicta equaliter per annum,
iiijs. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura Eicardi Melton
ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per
annum, vj.s'. Firma unius cottagii cimi pertinentiis, in tenura
Henrici Gibson ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta
equaliter per annum, iiijs. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis in
tenura Hugonis Grriffyn ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
prcedicta equaliter per annum, x.s*. Firma unius ten. cimi gardino,
in tenura Isabella} Bird ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prse-
dicta equaliter per annum, V6'. iiijJ. Firma unius ten. cum perti-
nentiis, in tenura Johannis Buller ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa pra3dicta equaliter per anmmi, vs. Firma unius cottagii
cum pertinentiis, in tenura Margaritse Dobson ad voluntatem, red-
dendo inde ad festa pra3dicta equaliter per annum, iij.s'. Firma
unius cottagii cum pei-tinentiis, in tenura Willelmi Holme ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
iij.s'. Firma unius cottagii cum pertinentiis, in tenura AliciiB
Banke ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per
annum, iiijx. Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in tenura Thomse
Catton ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa proedicta equaliter
per annum, xvjv. Firma unius cottagii cum gardino, in tenura
dicti Thoma> Catton ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prae-
dicta equaliter per annani, iiij.s. Firma unius ten. cmn pertinentiis,
in tenura Koberti Flee, clerici, per indenturam, ut dicitur, reddendo
inde ad festa prccdicta equaliter per annum, xs. Firma unius ten.
cum pertinentiis in tenura Willelmi Gossop ad voluntatem, red-
dendo inde ad festa prcedicta equaliter per annum, xs. Fimia
unius cottagii cum j^ei'tinentiis, in tenura uxoris Fissher ad volun-
tatem, reddendo inde ad festa proedicta equaliter per annum, iijs.
548 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
iiijV/. Firma uiiius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura Roberti Dove
ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per
annum, x-s. Fimia unius ten. cum peiiinentiis, in tenura ThonwB
Bell ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedicta et^ualiter per
annum, vjs. yiiyi, Finna unius cotagii cum pertinentiis, in tenura
liicardi Widfeilde ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsodicta
eiiualiter per annum; iiij.s'. Firma unius cottagii cum pertinentiis,
in teniu'a Matthioi (xryme ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
])ra}dicta equaliter i)er annum, iiij.s'. Firma unius ten. cum gardino
in teniu'a Thomio Bird ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsB-
dicta e(j[ualiter per annum, viij.v. Firma unius cottagii cum perti-
nentiis, in teimra Agnetis Foxe ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad
festa pnodicta ecpuiliter per annum, ijs. Firma unius cottagii cum
parvo gardino, in tenm'a uxoris Wilson ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa pra3dicta e(pialiter per annum, ij«. Firma unius
ten. cum gardino, in tenm-a Thonux) Bird ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa pnodicta equaliter per annum, viij«. Firma unius
gardini, in teiim*a lioberti Browne ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa ])riedicta etiualiter per annum, ijjs*. Firma unius ten. cum
gardino, in tenmu l^liilippi Wilbei-t ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa praodicta eipialiter per annimi, v«. Firma imius cottagii
cum pertinentiis et parvo gardino, in tenura uxoris Sanderson ad
vobmtatem, reddendo inde ad festa proodicta equaliter per annum,
iiiJ6'. Fii'ma unius cottagii cmn gardino, in tenura uxoris Mans-
feild ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa proedicta equaliter per
aimimi, iiij.v. Finna unius cottagii cum gardino, in tenura
Johannis Wilson ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta
e(pialiter per annum, iiij.v. Firma unius cottagii cum gardino, in
tenm*a Margaritti) Taillor ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
pnodicta equaliter i)er annum, iiij.v. Firma unius ten. cum perti-
nentiis, in tenura Itoberti Skadlocke ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa priodicta etpialiter per annum, vjs. viijV/. Firma unius
cottagii cum parvo gardino, in tenura Davidis Kennite ad volunta-
tem, reddendo inde ad festa pnodicta eciualiter per annimi, iij«.
Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in temuni Itoberti Sutton ad volun-
tatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedicta equaliter per annum, v«.
Firma unius ten. anm. parvo gardino, in tenura CiciKo) Bettrice ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pruodicta equaliter per annum,
iij.s. Finna unius (jottagii cum pertinentiis, in tenura Thomse
llode ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnodicta e<xualiter per
annum, iijv. Fii'uui unius cottagii eimi pertinentiis, in tenura
uxoris Bird ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedicta
equaliter per annum, ij.v. Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in tenura
lli(iardi Wright ad vobmtatem, reddendo inde ad festa pnedicta
ecpialiter ])er aimuni, xiij.v. iiijV/. Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in
teniu'a lloberti Leedbouse ad voluntatem, reddendo inde od festa
BEVERLEY. 549
pnedicta equaliter per anmim, vj.s'. yiijd. Firma unius ten. cum
gardino in tenura Johannis Hode ad vohmtatem, reddendo inde ad
festa pricdicta equaliter per annum, xs. Firma unius ten. cum per-
tinentiis, in tenura Eicardi Farrand de London per indenturam,
reddendo inde ad festa pra^dicta equaliter per annum, xvjs. Firma
duorum ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura Nicolai Lamire per inden-
turam, reddendo inde ad festa pryedicta equaliter per annum, xxiJ6\
Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in tenura Eolandi Whitfeilde ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
xij.s. Firma unius ten., voeati The Taveme or Tn, in tenura
Nicolai Lamire per indenturam, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta
equaliter per annum, Lv. Firma unius opella), in tenura dicti
Nicolai Lamire per indenturam, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta
equaliter per annum, vj.s*. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in
tenura Ricardi Hogge ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prse-
dicta equaliter per annum, xh. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis,
nuper in tenura Eoberti Neddyke ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad
festa prcedicta equaliter per annum, xvjs. Firma unius cotagii cum
tofto, in tenura uxoris Tomson ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad
festa proodicta equaliter per annum, ij.y. Firma unius ten. cum
pertinentiis, in tenura Willelmi Smythe ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, vj.s. Firma unius ten.
cum tofto, in tenura Ricardi Neuddyke ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum, xij,v. Firma unius ten.
cum pertinentiis in tenura uxoris Prior ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annimi, yjs. viijrf. Firma
unius tenementi cum pertinentiis in tenura Ricardi Wadeson ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
vj.s-. viijV/. Firma unius ten. cum gardino, in tenura Roberti
Matthew ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter
per annum, xiij^*. iiijr/. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in
tenura Thomao Hardie ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prae-
dicta equaliter per annimi, xiij-s*. iiijcL Firma unius ten. cum per-
tinentiis, in tenura Roberti Browne per indenturam, reddendo inde
ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, xxs, Firma unius ten. cum
gardino et tofto, in tenura Johannis Tomson ad voluntatem, red-
dendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, xii]>. iiijV.
Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura Roberti Porter ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum,
xx,v. Firma unius ten. cum parvo gardino, in tenura Johannis
Benson ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter
per annum, xvJ6*. Firma unius ten. cum pertinentiis, in tenura
Roberti Bygot ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta
equaliter per annum, vj«. Firma unius cottagii cum pertinentiis,
in teniu'a uxoris Mosse ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prae-
dicta equaliter per annum, ij.s. Firma unius cottagii cum pertin-
550 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
entiis, in tenura Margareta) Walker ad voluntatem, reddendo inde
ad festa proedicta equaliter per annum, ij«. Firma unius oottagii
cum pertinentiis, in tenura MargaretsB Creyke ad voluntatem, red-
dendo inde ad festa proedieta equaliter per annum, ij«. Firma
unius ten. oum pertinentiis, in tenura Laurentii Wilkinson ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prcedicta equaliter per annum,
x-s. Firma unius ten. cum tofto, in tenura Roberti Buoke ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
X.S. Firma unius ten. cum pertinei\tiis, in tenura Thomce Drye ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum,
xxjs. Firma unius ten. cum crofto, in tenura Johannis Spenoe ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa ptodicta equaliter per annum,
xxvj«. viijV. Firma unius cubieuli, in tenui*a Gblfridi Geffrayson,
clerici, ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter
per annum, w. Firma unius cubieuli, in tenura Johannis Thir^
land ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa proedicta equaliter per
annum, V6*. Firma unius cubieuli, in tenura Galfridi GefErayson
ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa proedicta equaliter per
annum, xijd. Firma unius parcellae sive pecia3 pasturae in Etton,
vocatoo Farthing flatte, in tenura rectoris ibidem ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa pra^dicta equaliter per annum, xls.
Sunmia, xlj7/. \s. viijr/.
Inde
Libero redditu annuatim soluto heredibus Boberti Lioedes de
Middelton, exeunte de ten. in Highgaite, adfestum Sancti Miohaehs
tantum, v.s*. Feodo sive annuitate annuatim solvendo Willelmo
Babthorp2)e, militi, ut per literas suas patentes, pro termino vita»,
plenius api)aret, jjer annum, xx.s*. Feodo sive annuitate annuatim
solvendo llicardo Fairclifte, generoso, clerico curiarum, ut per
literas suas patentes, gerentes datum xij« die Januarii, anno
Domini mcccc cpiadragesimo sexto, pro termino vitsB, plenius
apparet, per annum, xiij-s. iiijV/. Feodo sive annuitate solvendo
Thoma) Gervis exeunte de reventionibus fabricoD projdicta), ut per
literas suas patentes, gerentes datum octavo die Junji, anno regni
nu]'er regis Henrioi octavi, tricesimo quarto, pro termino
vita), ])lenius a2)])aret, per annum, iiij//. Feodo sive annuitate
solvendo Jacobo Eustace, collectori reddituum fabrica) pncdictce, ut
])er literas suas patentes, gerentes datimi xvj« die Junii, amio
Domini m(;c(;cc tricesimo primo, pro termino vita), i)leniue apparet,
per annum, liij.v. iiijf/.
Suninia, viij//. xj.v. viij^/.
Et sic remanet clare, ultra reju-isas, xxxiij//. xviij^. xd.
BEVERLEY. 551
POSSESIONES AD PR^DICTAM FABRICAM PERTINENTES INFRA
MANERIUM DE BENTLAY IN COMITATU PRJEDICTO.
Firma annuatim soluta per inhabitantes de Skipbie pro quadam
via sive passagio ad pratum de Skipbie praedict', ad festa prsedicta
per annum, xls. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per comitem
Kutlandioe, exeunt e de ten. in tenura Roberti Woodlay, ad festum
prsedictum, iij.9. sxl, Libero redditu annuatim soluto per Willel-
mum Weston, exeunte de mesuagio, in tenura Kicardi Symson, ad
festum prsodictum, iij«. y\d, Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
magistrum Tirwhit, exeunte de ten., in tenura Robert! Sutton ad
festum pra3dictum, iiijV^. Libero redditu annuatim soluto per
reetorem ecclesiso parochialis de Eowlay, exeunte de uno clauso in
tenura Ricardi Symson, ad festum prsedictum, iiijd
Summa, xlviij.v.
Firma duarum bovatarum terrae arabilis jaeentis in campis de
Walkyngton, in tenura uxoris Wilson, viduoo, reddendo inde ad
festa proodicta, xvjs. viijV/. Firma unius parcellae teiTse, voeatse
Bentley Hall Garthe, in tenura Johannis Frances ad voluntatem,
reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per annum, xijs. Firma
unius mesuagii, unius bovatso terrse, cimi pertinentiis ibidem, in
tenura Roberti Woodley ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
praedicta equaliter per annum, xxijs. Firma unius mesuagii, unius
cottagii, trium bovatarum et dimidii terrae, et unius clausi, vocati
Haywray, cum pertinentiis in tenura Roberti Sutton, reddendo inde
ad festa praedicta, lijs. \\\^d. Firma unius cottagii et unius crofti
cum pertinentiis ibidem in tenura Agnetis Smythe, viduae, ad
voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum,
viiJ6'. Firma unius mesuagii, unius cottagii, duarum bovatarum
terrae, unius acrae prati, et unius clausurae cum pertinentiis ibidem
in tenura Willelmi Woodley ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa
praedicta equaliter per annum, xls. Firma unius mesuagii, trium
bovatarum terrae, et unius clausurae, ac duarum acrarum terrae, in
tenura Johannis Bel ad voluntatem, reddendo inde ad festa prae-
dicta equaliter per annum, xliiiJ6'. xc/. Firma unius cottagii cum
gardino annexe, in tenura Rolandi James ad voluntatem, reddendo
inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, xs. iiijof. Firma unius
cottagii cum parvo clauso ibidem, in tenura Johannis Bell, reddendo
inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, viijs. Firma unius
<;ottagii cum pertinentiis, in tenura Johannis Brigham, reddendo
inde ad festa praedicta equaliter per annum, iiij«. iiijfl?. Firma
unius cottagii cum tofto et crofto, cum pertinentiis ibidem, in
552 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
tenura Johannse Browne, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter
per annum, viijs. Firma unius mesuagii, duarum clausurarum, et
tmins bovatsB et dimidii terrse, cum pertinentiis ibidem in tenura
Johannis Blakbume, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per
annimi, xxx**. Firma unius ten. cum clauso annexo, unius bovatse
terrse, et unius clausi, vocati Spittilgarthe, in tenura Johannis
Sutton, reddendo inde ad festa prsedieta equaliter per annum, xvij«.
Firma unius ten., situati in Beverlay, in tenura Thomse Kennite
ad volimtatem, reddendo inde ad festa prsedicta equaliter per
annum, xYJs, Firma .... opellarum, situatarum in
Beverlay prsedicta, in vico vocato Huthgaite, sic dimissarum de
anno in annum, per Johannem Frances, tempore nundinarum, iiij/i'.
vjs. YiijcL
Summa, xxiij//. xjs. liyL
Proficua boscarum et subboscarum manerii de Bentley annuatim
valet, x//. xs.
Feodo sive annuitate annuatim solvendo Johanni Frances,
ballivo manerii de Bentley prcedicto, ut per literas suas pp.tentes,
ut dicitur, per annum, liij.§. iiijW.
Et sic remanent clare, ultra reprisas, xxviij//. xv«. xd.
Summa totalis omniimi praemissorum, Ixij//. xiiij«. viijV.
The premisses was geven about two hundreth yeres past to the
reparacions of the church of Beverlay, and so haith bene emploied
continually sence that tyme to anno primo of oure Soveraine lorde
King Edwarde the sext, that now is, at which tyme the same war
taiken away by acte of parliament, as other landes were by the
Kynges Majesties commissioners to his graces use, wherof his
highnes haith had the prof ettes accordyngly hitherto, supposyng by
the saide commissioners, his grace then to have had right to the
same.
Also the saide churche haith belongyng unto it, over and
besydes the towne of Beverlay, mor severall townes and hamlets, in
which townes and hamletts, with the towne of Beverlay, ther ar
fyve thowsand people at the fewest, who have none other parich
church to resorte unto, but one chapel of ease within the same town
of Beverlay, and one little church called Holme churche.
Also ther is solde by the Kynges Majesties commissioners at
his last saile of coUedge land and chauntre land, iii It. by yere,
whiche was parcell of the land perteynyng to the church workes of
Beverlay aforesaid, which I omit out of the valewe above written
because the Kinges Majestic haith receyved monay for the same.
Also the same churche had taiken downe and defaioed from it
BEVERLEY. 553
one ehernelD which was [full of (?) de]ad menes bones . . . .
churche porche adjoynyng to the same. A chapiter house and a
litle chapell, called the [chapel] of Our Ladje by Syr
Stanhop, knyght, who solde the same to dyvers men for one hun-
dreth poundes as doth [appear] by the byll of the
yet .... to be shewed.
Also the said parish churche is in such ruyn and decay at this
present that two
Also Thomas Michel (?), clerke, vicar of the saide church of
Beverlay, Thomas Dryng, William G ,
clerks, assistantes to the said vicar have assigned by the chancellor
of the Aug for
in houses and chambres, parcel of
the [illigible and torn away].
(1) Depositions dated 22 Nov., 1556, by Nicholas Hamer, of Beverley, as to
Robert Grey of Beverley, merchant, having, in the summer oif 1550, taken off the
lead from " the chernelhouse, chaptre house, and our Lady chapell *' parcel of the
college of Beverley, and sold the same to John Packer, merchant, of Hull. Ld. Rev.
R. 27-451. Letter from William Berners, Thomas Mildmay, and John Wiseman to
Sir Ralph EUekar, Thomas Aldred and others, dated 4 May, 1558, to inquire what
had become of the lead of the Provostry of Beverley. In the certificate to same,
dated 18 June, 1558, Richard Brown, of Beverley, bailiff of the revenues of the pro-
vostry and keeper of the same house at the dissolution therof , deposed that there
was, at the time of the dissolution, one gate house, which measured 20 feet in
length and 10 feet in breadth, with a flat roof covered with lead, old and sore worn,
and there were no other houses belonging to the said provostry covered with lead.
Another deponent, Nicholas Lamire naid that the said house was offered to him and
others for sale, and they called in sundry artificers to value the same, and the
plumbers valued the lead at liO/i., which, on being taken down by Robert Grey,
was melted and sold to certain merchants of Hull.
APPENDIX.
1
Licence to Thomas de Alwaxthorpe, to grant five marks rent in
York to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the church of All
Saints of Usegate in York to pray for the souls of Robert Haget
and Ellen, his wife, and of the same Thomas and Isabella, his
sister. 20 Jan., 1311. Pat., 4 Edw, II., p, 1, m, 4.
Licence to Nicholas, son of Hugh de Sutton, of York, to endow
a chaplain to pray for the same Nicholas and Matilda, his wife, in
the church of Blessed George of York. 16 Sept., 1312. Ibid., 6
Edic. II, p^ 1, w^. 17.
Inquisition taken at Driffeld on Saturday the feast of St.
Edward the King, 7 Edward II. [1314]. The jurors say it is not
to the damage of the King if license be granted to the lord Roger
de Somervile to give landes, etc., in Burton and Thirenom to a
chaplain to pray for the same Roger and Maud, his wife, their
parents and friends, and for the soul of John de Eure, at the altar
of the Blessed Mary in the church of Burton Agnetis. Inq, a.q.d,
7 Edic. II, No. 96.
Inquisition taken at York on Thursday after the feast of St.
Michael, 8 Edward 11. [1314]. The jurors say it was not to the
damage, etc., if licence be granted to John de Cropping to grant
80 acres of land in Hoton, Merston, and Angram to a chaplain to
pray for the same John in the chiu*ch of the Blessed Mary of
Synythwa^i;. Ihid,, 8 Edic, II, No, 174.
Inquisition taken at Stokesley on Saturday after the feast of St.
William, 8 Edward II. [1315]. The jurors say that it is not to
the damage of the King if licence be granted to Nicholas de Mey-
nill to give lands in Hoton juxta Rudby to chaplains to celebrate
divine service in the ehaj)els of the Blessed Mary the Virgin in
Aldewerk and St. Thomas the Martyr of Grienhow for the soul of
the same Nicholas, the soul of Nicholas, son of Luke, son of Robert
de Tweng. Ibid,, 8 Edw. II, No. 65.
(1) The following are abHtracts of licences to found chantries in the Cotmtj of
York whitjh have not been identified with the chantries returned in the oertifioates*
or have been found since the certificates to which they refer were in tjpe. It mmt
be understood that these licences, with those mentioned in foot notes, do not
form a complete series, the patent rolls being as yet without a full oalendar,
it has been impossible to do more than take a note of any licences which ODe may
have come upon.
APPENDIX. 555
Inquisition taken on Tuesday next after the fast of St. Matthew
the apostle, 1315, the jurors say it is not to the damage nor preju-
dice of the King nor of others if the King grant licence to Geoffrey
de Upsall to assign one messuage and 8 oxgangs of land in Upsale
to a certain chaplain to celebrate divine service every day in the
chapel of the Blessed Mary Magdalene of Upsall for the soul of the
same Geoffrey. Ibid.. 9 Edic, II,, No, 176.
Inquisition taken at Pokelington on Saturday before the feast of
St. Margaret the Virgin, 11 Edward II. [1317]. The jurors say
it is to the damage of the King if licence be granted to Geoffrey de
Cane to grant lands in Esthaytefeld to a chaplain to pray for the
same Geoffrey at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the parish church
of All Saints of Northcave because the King will lose the year
and waste, if the same Geoffrey commit any felony. Ibid., 11 Edu\
III, No. 84.
Inquisition taken at Hedon in Holderness on Thursday before
the feast of the Ascension 15 Edward II. [1322]. The jurors say
it is not to the damage, etc., if licence be granted to Master Philip
de Beverley to give lands in Paghel to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service at the altar of the Blessed Mary the Virgin in the church of
Kayngham. Inq. a.q.d., 15 Edu\ II, No. 68.
Licence to John de Merkynfeld and Richard de Lynton, chap-
lain, to assign lands, etc., in Ripon to the canons of the church of
St. Wilfrid of Ripon for the endowment of a chaplain in the chapel
of the Blessed Mary the Virgin of Pathelaibrigg in Nidderdale, to
pray for the souls of William de Hamelton, Aunger de Ripon, and
the aforesaid John. 14 July, 1321. Pat., 15 Ediv. 11. p. 1,
m. 26.
Inquisition taken at Whiteby on Wednesday before the feast of
St James 16, Edward II [1322]. The jurors say it is not to the
damage, etc., if licence be granted to Peter deLyncoln of Whiteby
to give 4/i. 15.S. rent in Whiteby to a chaplain to celebrate divine
service in honour of the Blessed Mary the Virgin in the parish
clmrcli of Whiteby. Inq. a.q.d., 16 Edw. 11, No. 76.
Inquisition taken at Beverley on Monday after the feast of the
Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 17 Edward II. [1323].
The jurors say it is not to the damage, etc., if licence be granted to
Robert de Scorburgh to give lands in Beverley and Ett(»n to a
chaplain to pray for the same Robert in the chapel of Corpus
Christi in the manse of the same Robert at Beverley. Inq., a.q.d.,
17 Edic. II., No. 134.
Licence to John de Everyngham to grant a messuage and lands
in Birkin to pray for the souls of Robert de Everyngham, late
parson, for the same John and Beatrice, his wife, Adam de Evering-
ham of Laxton, Lucv de Everyngham, and their ancestors in the
church of Berkin. 28 July, 1329. Pat., 3 Edic. Ill, p. 1, m. 3.
556 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Licence to Walter de Borughton, vicar of the church of
Hertyngton, to assign lands in Wikerisyndon to a chaplain to pray
for the same Walter in the chapel of the Blessed Mary of
Borughton. 1 May, 1329. Ibid., 5 Edu\ III., p. 1, m. 9.
Licence to Richard le Toller to grant premises in York to a
chaplain to pray for the same Richard and Isabella, his wife, in the
church of St. Martin in Mikelgate in the same City. 25 Oct., 1332.
Ibid,, 6 EdH\ III,, p, 3, m, 9.
Licence to Henry le Scrop to assign lands in Uckerby to a chap-
lain in the chapel of St. Mary of Uckerby to pray for the TTing
and Philippa, the Queen, and the same Henry. 4 Feb., 1333.
Ibid., 7 Edw. Ill ,p. 1, m. 21.
Licence to Ellen, who was the wife of Nicholas de Sexdecim
Vallibus of York to endow a chaplain to pray for the souls
of said Nicholas and Ellen and their children in the church of St.
Martin of Conyngestrete of York. 4 July, 1334. Ibid., 8 Edtc.
Ill, p. 1, m. 5.
Licence to William de Scumeton to grant land in Great
Langton upon Swale and Scurneton to a chaplain to pray for the
souls of the same William and Maud, his wife, in the pcurish
church of Scumeton. 1 March, 1335. Ibid., 9 Edw. III., p. 1,
7n. 30.
Licence to Henry de Wyghton of Beverley, merchant, to
assign land in Sighlesthom in Holdemesse to William de Hugate,
parson of the church of Northburton, to endow a chaplain to pray
for the same Henry in the chapel of Gertham within the same
parish church. 28 Oct., 1336. Ibid., 10 Edw. III., p. 2, m. 16.
Licence to Hugh, parson of the church of Halsham, to grant
lands in Hedon, Preston, and Tunstall to a chaplain to pray for the
said Hugh at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the parish church
of Preston in Holderness. 21 Dec, 1336. Ibid., 10 Edw. III.,
p. 2, m. 15.
Licence to Henry de Belton of York to assign a piece of land
in the churchyard of the church of All Saints of Ousegate in York,
containing in length on one side towards the street of Coppergate
62ft., and on the other side towards the street of Ousegate, 43ft.,
and in width towards the chancel of the church 48ft., and towards
the rent {redditiim) of the commonalty of the said city, 25ft., with
the assent of the archbishop and the parishioners to build upon the
same and assign the rents therefrom to a chaplain to celebrate
divine service to the honour of the Blessed Mary the Virgin in the
church aforesaid, for the soul of the same Henry. 4 March, 1337.
Ibid,, 11 Edw. III,,p, 1, ;«. 38.
APPENDIX. 557
Licence to Hugh Turnill to grant 5 marks worth of land by
the year to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the chapel of
the same Hugh within his manor of Normanton. 20 Mar., 1337.
Ihid.^ 11 Edw. III., J). 1, m. 26.
Licence to John de Faucomberge of Skelton to assign lands in
Normanby, Acclton, Neuby, and Skelton in Clyveland to a chap-
lain to pray for the soul of the said John in the chapel of Skelton.
30 April, 1338. Ibid., 12 Edw. III., p. 1, m. 8.
Licence to Clement de Skelton and Matilda, his wife, to endow
a certain chaplain to pray for them at the altar of the Blessed
Mary the Virgin in the church of Skelton. 22 June, 1340. Ibid.,
14 Edw. Ill, p. 3, m. 56.
Licence to William de Blithe, vicar of the church of Preston
in Holdernesse to assign 1 toft in Preston in Holdemesse to
Eichard Haytefeld, cha]Dlaiii of the chantry at the altar of the
Blessed Mary the Virgin in the church of Preston in Holdemess
in exchange for 3 messuages in Hedon in Holdemess. 12 July,
1342. Ibid., 16 Edw. Ill, p. 2, m. 28.
Inquisition taken at Litham in Cleveland on Friday before the
feast of St. Katherine the Virgin, 26 Edward HI. [1332] . The jurors
say that it is not to damage of King if licence be granted to Thomas
•de Twenge, parson of the church of Lytham in Clyveland, to found
a certain chantry of two chaplains in the church of Lythum. Inq.
a.q.d., 26 Edw. III., No. 5, and Pat., 35 Edw. Ill, p, 3, m. 22.
Inquisition taken at York 19 Dec, 48 Edward III. [1374].
The jurors say it is not to damage, etc., if licence be granted to
Roger de Nessingwyk, chaplain, and Adam de Foumays, chaplain,
to assign one messuage in York to Thomas de Thorp, chaplain of
the chantry at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the church of St.
Martin in Conyngstrete in York in aid of his sustentation, to pray
for the same Roger and Adam and for the souls of Richard
Candeler and Juliana, his ^vife. Inq. a.q.d., 48 Edw. Ill, No. 10.
Inquisition taken at York on 6 April, 1377. The jurors say it
is not to the damage of the King or others if licence be granted to
William Tundu of York to assign one toft in Walmegate to a
chaplain of the chantry at the altar of the Blessed Mary in the
church of St. George in Fysshergate in York to pray for Hugh de
Sutton and Matilda, his wife, and Nicholas son of Hugh de Sutton.
Ibid., 51 Edward III, No. 33.
Licence to William de Aton, chivaler, to assign 13 messuages
8 oxgangs of land in Hotonbussell and Aton in Pykerynglath to a
chaplain to pray for the same William in the chapel of St. John
Baptist within the manor of Aton in Pykerynglath. 20 Sept.,
1383. Pat, 7 Rich. II., p. 2, m, 20.
558 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
licence to Sir Richard Lescrop, chivaler, to found a chantry in
his chapel within the Castle of Bolton of six chaplains, whereof one
to be warden, to pray for the Bang and the same Richard, and to
endow the same with rents from lands in the counties of Herts and
Cambridge. 8 Feb , 1393. Ihid,^ 16 Rich, II., p, 2, 7n. 4.
Licence to John de Burton and Henrj^ Maupas to grant a toft
in Hedon to the master and brothers of the hospital of the guild of
the Holy Cross of Hedon, to find a candle to bum every feast day
in the church of St. Augustine of Hedon^ before the High Cross
of the same church. 5 July, 1392. Ihid,, 16 Rich, 11^ p* 1, in, 29.
Licence to William Sparowe, chaplain, to assign a messuage in
York to two chaplains to pray for Ellen, widow of John de Gis-
bum, late citizen and merchant of York, and for the soul of said
John in the church of St. Martin in Mikelgate in York. 6 Sept.,
1392. Ihid,, 16 Rich. II, p. 1, m, 11. On account of insufficiency
of endoAvment, the number of chaplains reduced to one. 22 Feb.,
1405. Ihid., 6 Hen, IV., p. 1, ?n, 4.
Licence to John son of Walter de Askham of York to grant
land in York to a chaplain to celebrate di\'ine service in the church
of St. Martin in Mikylgate in York, in honour of the Holy Trinity,
and to pray for the same John and Agnes, his wife. 20 Nov.,
1394. Ibid., 18 Rich, II,p. 2, m, 41.
Licence to Nicholas Swanland, chaplain, and Robert Halton,
chaplain, to found a chantry of one chaplain in the church of St.
Peter in les Willoghes in Walmegate in the City of York with the
assent of the Archbishop of York and the Prior and convent of
Holy Trinity of Kirkham and to assign to the same certain houses
and buildings upon certain parcels of land in divers parts of the
cemetery of the same church, to wit, one parcel of land in the east
part, containing 21ft. in length and 15ft. in width, another paroel
in the south pai-t, containing 60ft. in length and 18ft. in width, a
third parcel in the west containing 21ft. in length and 15ft. in
width, a foui-th parcel in the north, next the highway in Walme-
gate containing 90ft. in length and 30ft. in width, to pray every
week for four days in the church aforesaid for the same Nioholas
and Robert. 4 April, 1396. Ibid., Ric. II, p, 2, m, 20.
Licence to Richard Norton to assign lands, etc., in Norton
Coniers to Isabell, ^vddow of John Conan, for her life, and after her
deatli to John de Breneston, chaj)lain of the chantry of St. John
the Baptist in the ]iarish chui'ch of Wath next Rypon. 27 Nov.,
1398. Ibid,, 22 Rich. II, p. 2, m, 28.
(1) There are some depositions touching a chantry here stated to be at tlie
altar of the Blessed Mary in the south part of the chapel of St. Augpiatine of
Hedon, and that the endowment was to the mayor and commonalty of Hedon. It-
was ill continuance to 26 Henry VIII. Reference also to the guild of the Holy Bood.
19 Sept., 1616. Excheq. Spec. Com. 4880.
APPENDIX. 559
Licence to Iticliard le Scrop of Bolton to erect the parish
church of Holy Trinity of Wenslawe into a college of one master
or warden, a chaplain, and as many fellows and other ministers as
may seem expedient to the same Richard. The same college to
find a chaj)lain to serve in the chapel of St. Anne in the Castle of
Bolton, and a chaplain to serve in the chapel of St. Oswald in
Bolton. 18 Mar., 1399. Ibid., 22 Rich. II., p. 2, m. 10., and
Ibid., 1 Hen. IV., 2^- 8, m. 2.
Inquisition taken at York 5 April, 3 Hen. IV. [1402]. The
jurors say that it is not to the damage, etc., if licence be granted to
Robert Talkan of York to found a chantry of one chaplain at the '
altar of St. Laurence in the church of St. Martin in Conyngstrete
of York to pray for the same Robert and every parishioner of the
church aforesaid and endow the same with premises in York. Inq.,
a.q.d., 3 Hen. IV., No. 36.
Licence to John, son of William de Helmesley, citizen of York,
to assign premises and a rent from a tenement of the same John in
Gryrdelergate in York to a chaplain at the altar of Holy Trinity in
the church of St. Sampson in York to pray for the same John and
for the souls of William de Helmesley and Alice, his wife. 28
May, 1405. Pat., 6 Hen. IV, p. 2, m. 7.
Licence to Thomas de Weston, clerk, and Peter del Hay to
assign premises in Houden, Askilby, Skelton, Thorp juxta Houden,
Kilpyn, Bolby, and Balkholm to the chapter of the collegiate
church of Houden for the support of a chaplain of the chantry of
St. Cuthbert in the said church founded by Walter, bishop of
Durham. 5 Feb., 1405. Ibid., 6 Hen. IV., p. 1 m. 34.
Whereas licence was given in 1403 to Sir John Scot, chivaler,
to grant the manor of Mysyn in the county Nottingham to Wil-
liam Mirfyne, warden or chaplain of the hospital of St. Mary
Magdalene next Bautre to find a chaplain in the same hospital to
pray for the same John and for the souls of his wife and children,
Robert de Morton and Joan, his wife. The said Sir John having
cancelled such grant, licence is given him to grant the same manor
to the prior and convent of Mathersey. 5 Feb., 1405. Ibid., 7
Hen. I v., p. 1, nf. 15.
Licenc.'e to Nicholas Ryse to found a chantry of one chaplain
in the chapel of the Blessed Mary in Beverley, to pray for the said
Nicholas and Joan, his wife, and for the souls of William de Ryse
and Joan, his wife, Thomas de Ryse and Alice, his wife, Adam
Coppendale, Thomas Ryse, the younger, Richard de Thome, late
canon of the collegiate church of St. John of Beverley and Master
John de Tliurn, clerk. 28 Nov., 1414. Ibid., 2 Hen. V, p. 2, m. 9.
Licence to William de Lodyngton, one of the justices of the
Common Bench, to found a chantry of one chaplain in an ancient
cha^^el in honour of the Blessed Mary the Virgin built in the vill of
560 CERTIFICATES OF CHANTRIES, GUILDS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
West Buterwyk within the parish of Ouston and endow the same
with lands and four fisheries in Westburterwyk, Estbuterwyk, and
Dodythorp. 12 July, 1415. Ihicl, 3 Hen, F., p. 2, m, 42.
Licence to Robert Otley and William Nunyngton, chaplains, to
assign 5 marks rent to William lillyng, chaplain of the chantry at
the altar of St. Peter in the church of St. Martin in Conyngestre in
York. 9 May, 1417. Ibid., 5 Ren, V., p. 1., m, 35.
Inquisition taken on Thursday after the feast of St. Oswald, the
king and martyr, 9 Henry V. [1421]. The jurors say that it is
not to the damage, etc., if licence be granted to Thomas Hode,
parson of the church of Wath juxta E/ipon, Roger Crome, John
Pygot, Robert Percyvall, and Richard Weltden, feofPees of Siohard
Norton, late chief justice of the Common Bench, to found a
chantry in the chapel of St. Cuthbert in Nortonconyers to pray for
the King, the soul of the same Richard Norton and Katharine, his
wife, and of certain other persons. Inq. a.q.d,, 9 Hen, F'., No. 18.
Licence to William Balle, Thomas Cratbom, John Kelyngham,
Thomas Cotys, Richard Thornton, and John Ase, that they, to the
praise and honour of God and the Blessed Mary, his mother, and
St. Martin, the confessor, may found a certain fraternity or per-
petual guild of themselves and others, who may wish to be of the
same, within the City of York. The guild to be of one master and
two wardens and to be called the Fraternity or guild of St. Martin
of York. With licence to hold certain land with a messuage called
Hiknas otherwise Haknas in the City of York assigned by Sir John
Langton to build thereon a chapel and other buildmgs to the
lionour of God, the Blessed Mary and St. Martin, and that a ohap-
lain may daily perform divine service in the same chapel, and seven
poor men in that chapel may daily pray for the King and Queen,
and also for the souls of all the brothers and sisters and all bene-
factors of the said fraternity. Proviso that the said master,
wardens and others shall not make any image of St. Anthony nor
an}^ Oratory to the same St. Anthony nor anything by colour of
the said fraternity to the prejudice of the master and house of St.
Anthony of London, without agreement with the master of the
same. 1 April, 1446. Fat,, 24 He'fi. VL, p. 2, m. 20.
Licence by the King for the praise glory and honour of the
Holy and vndivided Trinity and the Blessed Virgin Mary, the
mother of Christ, and St. Ellen, to Richard Garthorp, Reginald
Webster, John Iloddeston, and William Harrison, of Bamby juxta
Howeden, to found a fraternity or guild of 4 wardens and other
persons of both sexes of the same vill of Bameby juxta Howden,
wlio by their devotion wish to be of that fraternity or guild, in the
chapel of St. Ellen in Barneby. The same fraternity to be called
the fraternity or guild of the Holy Trinity and Blessed Mary of
Barneby. 24 Feb., 1459. Ibid., 37 Hen, VL,p. 1, m. 4.
INDEX.
Abbay, Thorn, de, 71m.
Abbot, Eliz., 92 ; Jonett, 48.
Aberford (Aberforth), 259 ; chan. of
Our Lady in, 214 ; par. church of,
214.
, John, 179 ; Will., vicar of, 214.
Abson, Thom., 163.
Acaster, 28, 212 ; St. Andrew's coll.
in, 240, 378 ; fellows of, 378 : pro-
vost of, 378 ; school of college of,
(ii.) X. ; schoolmaster of, 378 ; sale
of materials of coll., 378m.
, Isolda, widow of John, 59 ;
John, 251 ; Will., 252.
Selby, 211.
Acham, 27, 443.
Acklam. Aclomes, John, 79 ; Walt., 139.
Ackkroods, Sir Edm., 296.
Ackrood, Rich., 296.
Ack worth, 168, 331, 333 ; chan. of
Our Lady in, 278.
, Adam de, 276m ; Beatrice his
wife, 276m.
Acomb, 50.
, John de, 49m ; John and Ellen,
his parents, 49w.
Acough, Rich., 336.
Acred, Rob., 63.
Acrigg, Rob., 472 ; Thorn., 38, 445.
Adam, Addam, Alex., 17, 21, 436;
Geo., 18 ; John, 335, 341 ; Ralph,
263; Will , 172, 174, 335.
Adams, Adam, 368 bis ; Theoph., 293 ;
Will., 171, 339.
Adamson, John, 273 bis, 274, 332 ;
Rich., 84; Will., 91.
Adde, widow, 307.
Addingham, 245.
Addison, Addynson, Rob., 98 ; Will.,
120 (2).
Addy, John, 381.
Addynell, Will., 64.
Adwalton, 230.
Adwick-upon-Deame, 160.
le- street, chan. of St. Kath. in,
174.
-, Thorn., 160.
Agar, Thom., 14.
Aglande, Rich., 307, 310.
Agre, Rich., 66.
Aighley, John, 217.
Ainsty, deanery of, 211.
Airton, 252.
Akys, John, 287.
Albemarle, Earl of, 245m.
. Albome, Rob., 198.
Alcock, John, Bp. of Worcester, 340,
340m ; WiU., 240, 378.
Alcrofte, Ralph, 167.
Aldborough, 261m, 262 (2), 263, 264
(2), 265, 267, 268; chan. of Our
Lady in, 262 ; chan. of the Saluta-
tion of Our Lady in, 261 ; chan.
of St. John Bapt. in, 263 ; chap.
of Boroughbridge in, (ii.) vii., 264 ;
chap, of Roecliff, Rawcliffe in, (ii.)
vii , 265 ; grammar school in, (ii.)
vii., 262; Dunsforth chap., (ii.) vii.
, Rich., 261, 26lM.
Aldersley, Rich., 314.
Aldfeld, see Oldfield.
Aldred, Thom., 553m.
Aldwark, chap, of Blessed Mary in,
554.
Alforde, Will., 331.
Alfryde, Sir Galfrid, 330.
Allan, Alan, Edm., 462 ; John, 197,
313; Sir John, 169; widow, 3U2 ;
Will., 246.
Alland, Alice, 181 ; Edm., 52 ; John,
199 ; Rich , 307.
Allanson, Thom., 86.
Allen, Alleyn, Edm., 29 ; Rich., 176,
179, 180 (2).
Allerthorpe, Alverthorp, 313, 314, 315,
297.
, Thom. de, and Isab. his lister,
564.
Allerton, 143 ; [Mauleverer], chan. of
Our Lady in, 270, 395 ; chur. of St.
Martin of, 395.
, John, 294, 422.
Allot, AUatt, 193, 197, 317.
Alman, John, 26 ; Rob., 419.
Almond, Will., 361.
Almondbury, 203 ; chap, of Marshden
in, 303 ; parish church of, 303 ;
parsonage of, 203, 204 ; serv. of
Our Lady in, 303 ; serv. of St. Nich.
in, 303 ; serv. of the Rood in, 303.
Alne, Rich, de, 76f).
Alnwick, Maud de, 19.
562
INDEX.
Alowght, Thorn., 91.
Altofts, 320, 324, 335.
, Joan, 136.
Ambler, John, 116 ; Rich., 296 ; Rob.,
502 ; Will, (i.) xvi.
Amcotes, John, 183, 184 (2).
Amer, John, 339.
Amerson, Will., 203.
Ampleforth, Arapleford, Rob., 59 ;
Will., 53, 64, 456, 462.
Ancoke, Peter, 287.
Andcorn, John, 26.
Anderby, 145, 498 ; chap, of Thim-
toft in, 142, 491.
, Sir John, 270.
Anderson, John, 240.
Andrew, Alan, 272 ; John, 329 ; Rich.,
Dean of York, 10, 5in.
Angor, Nich., 56.
Angram, 554.
Anne, Queen of Rich. II., S2n.
Annesley, Hugh de, I59n ; Thom.,
159. 159n.
Appleby, Appulbie, 101.
, John, 94 ; Rob., 344, 521 ; wife
of, 546.
Appiegarth, Rob. de, 466w.
Appleton, Apulton, 130 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 129, 509.
Appleyerde, Rich., 291.
Aquitaine, Duke of, 138, 29Sn ; John,
Duke of, 298».
Aradayle, Will., 331.
Archer, WUfrid, 454.
Ardington, Percival, 174 ; Rich., 353 ;
Thorn., 284.
Ardflley, Hardeslaw, 212. 302; West,
291, 292.
Arkendale, Arkenden, 258, 260 ;
chan. of St. Barthol. in, 260.
Arksey, 164; chan. of Our Lady in, 164.
Armin, 288 ; chap, of, 288.
, Will., 102, 504.
Arnalde, Harnold, heirs of, 287 ;
Thorn., 286, 298.
Amarde, Will., 487.
Arthing^n, Percival (ii.), ix. ; Will.,
323, — , 46.
Arthur, Prince, 11 ; Thorn., 148, 149.
Arthurson, Awtherson, Geo., 65.
Asby, Thorn., 517 ; Eliz., his wife,517.
Ase, John, 560.
Ashe, Rob., 247.
Ashton, Assheton, Aston, Chris., 27,
51, 429; Eliz., 328; John, 202:
Will., 27, 180, 180«, 181.
Askew, Thorn., 237.
Askham, John, son of Walt, de, 558.
Askilby, 559.
Askrigg, 501 ; chan. of St. Anne in,
105, 501.
Askwith, John, 111 ; widow, 364.
Aslow, Will., 202.
Aspeden, Will , 298, 423.
Asselby, 97 (3).
Astley, Alex., 148; Hen., 148,384;
John, 148.
Aston, an obit and a lamp at, 385.
Athow, Wm., 139.
Atkinson, Oeo , 514 ; Hen., 264, 363;
James, 114, 225 ; Jennet, 269 ; Joihn,
105, 174, 267 (2), 268 (2), 269;
Leonard, 267 ; Lyonel, 280 ; Bob.,
256, 328 ; Thom , 113, 177, 264, 343^
522 ; widow, 256 ; wife of Thom.,
254 ; Will., 146, 256.
Aton,EaHt, 128.
in Pickering Ijathe, chap, of fit.
John. Bapt. in, 667 ; manor of, 557.
, Will de, 557.
Aughton, 247.
Aukland, Awklande, Joan, 44 ; John,
461, 462.
Austen, 188, 325.
, Rob., 175.
Austwyke, John, 321 ; Thom., 302.
Avetson, wife, 28.
Awdesley, John, 313, 316.
Awen, Awne, Will., 27, 62«.
Awerye, Rich., 188.
Awlande, Edw., 343.
Awryngham, 334.
Aylesbury, Phil, de, 262fi.
Ayre, River, 334.
, Alan, 273, 313, 332.
Ayreton, Rob., 261.
Ayscogh, Will, and Eliz. his wife, 141
Aysfield upon the moor in the WoMe,
469.
Aysgarth, Askerth, 106, 601 ; chan.
of St Anne, 501 ; chan. at the Bale
Grange, 501 ; chap, of Thoralbjin,
(i.) xiv., 106, 501.
Ayton, par. church of, 488 ; ohnp. of,
(i.) XV., (ii.) xii. ; lamp in, 488;
Lamp Ing, 488.
in Seamer, chap, of, 616.
B
Babthorp, heiis of, 287; Rob., 62^;
wm., 1, 240, 370, 371, 619, 660.
Bacchus, Adam, 40.
Bachelor, Will., 78.
Badsworth, 166, 167, 168, 290, 324:
Bulcarrein, 167 : chan. of Oar Lady
in, 166; chan of St. Anne in, (ii.)
xiii., xiv., 167; New dose in 167;
obit in, 167 ; parson of, 824 ; repian
to church of, 168 ; serv. of tiie TAl
in, 168 ; Waides Rendee, 168.
Bagby, fields of, 483.
Baghill, wife of, 332.
JKDEX.
563
Baildon, Bailton, 231 ; chap, of (ii) n,
231, 397; chan. of St. John in
chap., 231 ;
Thom., 55
Bailey (Lane ), 247.
Bailmerrow, 321.
Bairn worth, John, 149.
Baker, John, 145; Ralph, 49 ; Steph.,
512; "Will, and Agnes, his wife,
223.
Bakhouse, Thorn., 244.
Balderstone, Simon, 281.
Baldston, Nich., 241.
BaldwyD, Bawdewyn, John, 191 ;
Rich., 140; Will., 251.
Baleman, Nich., 177.
Baleton wife, 277.
Baley, Balyey, John, 131, 363, 364;
Ralph, 241.
Balif, Rob., 320.
Balkholm, 559.
Balle, Peter, 308 ; Will., 560.
Ballye, Hen., 302.
Balne, 173 ; Huony land in, 179.
Balyn, Will., 202.
Bamforde, John, 321.
Bambrogh, Tb^m., 233.
Banaster, John 49 ; Thurstan, 109,
309; Rog., 309.
Bane. John, 224.
Bank. Alice, 547: John, 145, 388;
Rob., 230, 496; Thorn., 252.
Bank Newton, chap, of, 252 ; Brest
Holme in, 252.
Bankes, Chris., 452 ; Simon, 124 ;
Thorn., 167 ; Will., 212.
Bansycle, Edm., 197.
Baok, Baock, Chris., 284; Thom.,
17,27, 31, 439.
Barchman, Rich., 26.
Barclough, John, 310 ; Will., 280.
Bardley, John, 133 ; Nich., 230.
Bardolf, Sir John de, 182w
Bardsey, 430 ; parsonage of, 6 ; poor
of, 7.
, James, 332.
Bargh, Rob., 341.
Barkehouse, Rob ,111.
Barker, Ambrose, 327 ; Brian, 266 (2) ;
Eliz., 156, 227; Hen., 133; John,
26 ; Laur., 133 ; Maud, 509 ; Rich.,
223 (2j ; Will, and Agnes, his wife,
22 9n.
Barlay.Will., 236.
Bar loo, Charles, 207.
Bamarde, Bernard, Ellis, 17 ; Hen.,
98 (2) ; Will., 98.
Bambrough. Brecanthwait in, 195 ;
chan. of Our Lady in, 194.
Bamby upon Don, chan. of Our Lady
in, 169, 393 : chan. of Our Lady in
Thorpe in, 169, 394 ; Grene rent in,
169 ; Old Inges in, 169 ; Fontefract
rent in, 169 ; Portington rent in,
169 ; Roche rent in, 169 ; Thwaites
in, 169 ; Watton rent in, 169 ; le
WesthaUs in, 169.
next Howden, chap, of St. Ellen
560 ; guild of Holy Trin. and Blessed
Mary, 660.
Charles, 188 ; Hen., 130 : John,
402; Rich., 77, 433, 449 t^j Thom.,
332; vicar of. Will. Rydlington, 169.
Barne, John, 328.
Bamebowe, Rob., 234.
Barnes, John, 237, 282 ; Thom , 302.
Barnesdale, John, 328.
Bamingham, Barmingham, John, 14 ;
Rich., 144; Rob., 103.
Bamsley, Carre land in, 189 ; chan. of
Our Lady in, 189 ; chan. of St. John
Bapt. in, 189 ; chan. of St. John
Evangel, in, 190 ; Lady Ing, in 189 ;
obits in, 190 ; Smith Croft in, 189 ;
West land in, 189.
, Old, 190.
, Rob., 335.
Bamston, Thom., 177.
Barone, Geo., 174.
Barret, John, 251 ; Will., 203.
Barrowse, Rob., 259.
Barston, 227.
Bartelby, Matth., 14.
Bartlett, John, 229.
Barton, 331.
le Street ? (Burton) lamp in
church of, 510.
Brian, 484; Mabel, 131; Rich.,
233; Robt., HI; Will., 378.
Barugh, Bergh, 161 ; chap, of, 128n.
Alex, de, 128w ; Bernard de, and
Cecilia his wife, I28«; Will, de,
128», 353.
Barwick, 324 ; Receiver of, 39.
^— in Elmet, chan. of Our Lady in,
218 ; Boune Moor in, 219 ; Scoles
Holyns in, 219 ; Wynnemore in, 219.
Chris., 181 ; Edw., 29 ; Marg.,
178; Rich., 64, 471.
Basker, John, 502.
Basset, Rog., 47 In.
Basy. Eliz., 69 ; Rog. and Alice, his
wife, 68, 68» ; Rog. and Marg. his
wife, 68«.
Bate, Bayte, Beit, Hen., 52; 302 ;
James, 153 ; Nich , 152 ; Rich.,
202; Rob., 202, 206, Thom., 49,
202 ; Will., 27, 32, 162 (2), 428, 444.
Bateman. Bayteman, John, 84, 28^,
286; Rob., 91.
Bates, Baytes, John, 268, 269 ; Bog.,
310.
Bath, Countesi of, 164 ; Ralph, 369fi.
564
INDEX.
Batlej, 300 ; chan. of St. Anne in,
299 ; chan. of Our Lady in, 300 ;
Royes Feild in, 300 ; ThomelleyBin,
300.
Hall, a stipendarj at, 301.
Batte, Rich., 417; Rob., 320: Will.,
233.
Battereby, Edm., 245 ; Ralph, 120 (2).
Battye, John, 321 : Lionel, 351 : Nich.,
369»; Rich., 314, 417.
Bawnye, Geo., 287.
Bawtry, chan. called Trin. Guild,
426; hosp of St. Mary Magd., (i)
ix, 559.
Baxter, Ralph, 1G3; Rob., 158.
Bayles, James, 129.
Bayn, wife of, 217.
Baynton, Rob., 135.
Bayschaw, Thorn., 204 (2), 205.
Bayth, John, 514.
Beal, Beghall, 331, 333.
Beamond, Leonard, 313, 316 ; Marg.,
203.
Beane, John, 80, 458; Rob., 461 :
Thorn., 159.
Beck, Beke, Rich , 124, 214, 484.
Beckham, John, 328 (2), 329; Rob.,
331 ; Thorn., 328 (3), 329.
Beckton, Thorn., 328.
Beckwith, Chris., 498 ; John, 63, 351 ;
Lambert, 212; Leonard, 1, 370;
Marmaduke, 238 ; Ralph, 349 ;
Rob, 495; Roger, 107: Thorn.,
237.
Bedale, 500 ; chan. of Our Lady in,
115, 495; grammar school in, (i.)
xiv., 495 ; serv. in, 495.
Bedford, Earl of, 541 ; John, 344.
Bedforth, Thom., 353.
Beest, Rob., 213.
Beighton, 203, 204.
Beistinge, Geo., 367-
Beket, Miles, 163 ; wife, 189.
Belamy, Thorn., 186.
Bele, Davy, 86.
Bell, David, 478 ; Isabel, 64 ; John,
82», 88, 89, 180», 479, 480, 551 (2) ;
Leonard, 87, 89 ; Ralph, 367 ; Rich.,
369; Rob., 27, 126, 328; Thom.,
314, 364, 548: widow, 60, 267,
362 ; Will., 320.
Bellacez, Anth., preb. of Skelton, 349.
Bellerbye, Chris., 224.
Bellow, Belewe, John, 371 ; John son
of John, 159« ; Rich., 188
Belt, Rob., 240.
Belton, Hen. de, 556.
Belwoodes, wife, 73.
Ben, Benne, Nich., 10, 432; Thom.,
288.
Bendbowe, Hen., 138.
Bene, John, 60.
Beng^, John, 469«i.
Benkes, Agnes, 196.
Beningburgh, Thom. de, 309fi.
Bennett, John, 284.
Benson, John, 549 ; Mai^., 53 : Will.,
153, 163.
Bente, John, 8.
Bentham, lights in, 414.
Bentley, 157, 158, 164, 176, 176. 177,
178, 179, 301, 551 ; Hall Gaith,
551 ; Haywray close, 551 ; Hoaw,
314; Ings, 160, 176, 181; manor
of, 540 ; Spittlegarth, 552 ; wood in,
552.
bailiff of, 652 ; Chris., 22, 23, 28,
29, 30, 437, 441 ; £dw., 314 ; John,
349; Nich., 296; Rob., 297, 428.
Berber, Thom., 301.
Berden, WiU , 219.
Berely, John, 138.
Berkeley, Sir Morice, 351.
Berker, John, 328; Ralph, 129:
Roger, 244.
Berkerhill, 23.
Bemers, Will., 66dn.
Berseley, Reynolds, 46.
Berstowe, Rob., 299.
Berwick, Thom , 8.
Beseley, Chris., 72, 73.
Best, Chris., 101, 504, James, 75.
Betson, Anth., 18
Bett, Isabell, 64.
Bettrice, Cecily, 648.
Beverley, 624-563, 555; le Beokaide
in, 543, Bullockes house in, 645;
Highgate in, 550 ; Holme Chnivh,
547 ; Huthgate in, 552 ; Leez in,
546, 547 ; le tavern or inn, 649.
, bailiwick of, 524 ; Gate Hou!«e
of, 553n; governors of 539n, 540:
letters concerning, 640 ; petition of
burgesses, 542 ; petition to erect
grammar school, 642, 643 ; provostry
of, 553n.
, Collegiate Church, altar of St.
John, 66 ; nine altars of, 626 :
canon of, 559 ; chamberlain of, 630 ;
chancellor of, 524, 527, 628; chanten
of, 524, 527, 528 ; chan. of St. Anne,
533 ; chan. of Corpus Christi in
Chamell, 534, 635, 636n, ; chan. of
Corpus Christi and the Annuncia-
tion, 535, 535n ; Graunt*8 chan., 635;
chan. of St. John of Beverley, 633,
543 ; chan. of St. John Evan., 682 :
chan. of St. John and St. Kath.,
53 In; chan. of St. Kath., 631,
531n, 544; chan. of Our Lady,
533; chan. of St. Mioh., 531, 646;
chan. of St. Mioh., 531#i ; chan.
of St. Nich., called Frairr, 634;
chan. of St. Peter, 532 ; Botheron
INDEX.
565
chan., 545; Topcliff chan., 545;
chan. of the Trin., 532; chan. of
St. Will., 534, 544 ; chap, of Corpus
Christi in house of -JElob. de Scar-
borough, 555 ; chan. of B. V. M.,
540n, 553, 553m, 559 ; chan. of
B. V. M. at altar of St. Thorn.,
539« ; guild of Corpus Christi, (i)
ix. : St. KUen, (i.) ix. ; B. V. M.,
(i.) ix. ; St. John (i.) ix. ; choristers,
530 ; churchwardens of, 540« ; clerks
of the second form, 530 ; clerk of
the works, 530, 541 ; decay of, 542 ;
possessions of chan. in, 540w,543, 544;
repair of, 540, 541, 542, 551, 552 ;
ruin and decay of ,553 ; seven parsons
of, 529 ; preb. of St. Andrew, 527 ;
preb of St. James, 526 ; preb. of
St. Kath., 527 ; preb. of St Leonard,
525 ; preb. of Our Lady, 526 ; preb.
of St. Martin, 527 ; preb. of
St. Nich., 527 ; preb. of St. Peter,
525 ; preb. of St. Steph., 526 ;
provost of, 524, 529 ; segersons of,
530 ; sexton of, 527 ; thuribler8,530;
vi(;arH of, 66, 525, 528, 545 (2), 553.
— , Par. Church of St. Andrew,
chan. of St. James at Hull Bridge,
536.
, Par. Church of Holme in, chan.
of Our Lady, 538 ; obits, 538.
— , Par. of St. James, chan. of Our
Lady in Molescroft in, 537.
•, Maison Dieu of St. John, chan.
of St. John Baptist in, 536, 545 ;
Trin. chap., 536.
— , Par. Church of St. Mary, chan.
of St. Kath , 539 ; Kelkes chan. in
chap of St. Thom. in, 539 ; chan.
of St. Nich. in, 538, 544 ; chap, of
St. Thorn in, 539.
•, Par. of St. Peter, chan. of Our
Lady in chap, of Thurne in, 537.
-, Geo., 478 ; John, 228, 375 ;
Phil, de, 555 ; heirs of, 545.
Bewer, Laur., 78.
Bevvham, John, 11.
Bewis, Will., 183.
Bewley, Edw., 325.
Bewnbyne, Hen., 27.
Bewstede, Isabel, 58.
Biereton, John, 62n.
Bigges, John, 329.
Bikerdyke, Will., 262 ; ■, 395.
Billeclyff, John, 189; Will., 317.
Billingley, 159, 192.
, James, 177.
Bilton, Hen., 535.
Bingham, Avery. 426.
Bingley, John, 306 ; Will., 228, 375.
Binkes, Simon, 484.
Binsoe, 112.
Bird, Isabel, 547 ; Marg., 8 ; Rich.,
Ill; Thom., 223, 648 (2).
Birdforth, wapentake of, 478, 483.
Birkbeck, Hen., 119.
Birkby, 302.
Birkes, Rob., 281 ; Will., 162.
Birkestowe, Thom., 319.
Birket, Byrkehede, Bathol, 121 ; Rob.,
237.
Birkin, chap of Hadlesey in, (ii.) viii.,
220 ; church of. 555.
John de, 347«.
Birmingham, John, iOn.
Birstal, Brystal, 302 ; benefice of, 22 ;
chan. of the Trin. in, 301 ; serv. of
Jesus and Our Lady in, 302.
Birtrike, Lancelot, 206.
Bishop, Rob., 200, 381.
Bishopside, 212.
Bishopthorpe, 52, 67 (2) ; chan. or
serv. in, 376
Bishopton, Z5Qn.
Blabye, John, 152.
Blackborne, heirs of, 283 ; John, 107,
316; Nich., 61; Rich., 282, 299;
Rob., 176 ; Thom., 350, 363; widow,
249; Will., 161.
Blacker, John. 319, 321 ; Thom., 207.
Blades, John, 29 ; Ralph, 55.
Bladworth, John, 199, 455; Robt.,
194.
Blage, Will., 291.
Blaid, Marg., 250 (3).
Blaisdaille, John, 486.
Blake, John, 49.
Blakebum, John, 552.
Blakey, widow, 54.
Blakwell, Peter, 128.
Blanchard, Jenet, 343.
Bland, John, 364, 365, 366 ; Marg.,
27.
Blankerd, Nich., 11.
Blasier, Simon, 353.
Blather, G-eo., 14.
Blencke, Chris., 189.
Blenkinsopp, Will., 177.
Blenkinthorp, Chris., 518.
Blome, Thom., 192.
Bloomer, John, 163.
Blowmer, Hen., 414.
Blyforth, John, 330, 331.
Blythe, Vicar of, 188.
, Roger, 154 ; Will, de, 567.
Blythman, Will., 270
Bodeman, John* 196.
Bodes worth, 305.
Boguley (in Tickhill ? ), 185.
Boke, Nich., 262.
Bolsterstone, serv. in chap, of, 401 ;
manor of, 401.
Bolby, 569.
Bolescar, Miles, 56.
566
INDEX.
Bolingbroke, Andrew dc, 60n : Stephea,
60.
Bolney, Anth., 627.
Bolton in Allerdale, 496.
in Bishop Wilton, 239, 240;
chan. of St. James in, 239.
by Bowland, chan. of Our Lady
and St. John Bapt. in, 246, 410.
— Castle, chan. in, 558 ; chan. of
Anne in, 559 ; chan. of St. Oijwald,
659.
in Craven, 246 ; mon. of, 222 ;
prior of, 244.
— upon Deame, 158, 159 (2), 192 ;
altar of Blessed Mary in, 158fi :
chan. of Our Lady in, 158, 159 ;
chan. of our Lady of Grace, 158 ;
grammar school, (ii.) viii. ; Hermit-
mans place in, 159, 159/i.
— Percy ('r) light or lamp in, 377.
upon Swale, chan. of Our Lady
in 114 ; chap, of, (i.) xiv.
Geo., 126; Isabel, 51; Rob.,
129w, 158, 158», 256,339; Thom.,
129w.
Bondgate, Nich. de, 352 (2).
Bonfaie, Thorn , 546.
Bonham, John, 192.
Bonkley, Will., 297.
Bonne, Will., 129.
Bony, John, 74« (2) : Mistress, 332.
Booke, Rich ,400.
Boore, John, 301.
Bootham, hosp. of Our Lady in, 9 :
master of, 10.
Bor, Rob., 347/i.
Bordeley, Will., 250.
Boroughbridge, (ii.) vii., 100, 264,
265, 267 ; chan. of Our Lady in,
264 ; chan of St. Saviour in, 265 ;
deanery of, 258 ; g^rammar school,
(ll.) Vll.
Borough ton (Broughton 1"), chap, of
Blessed Virgin Mary in, 556.
, Walt, de, 556.
Bosman, James, 119.
Bossall, Andrew de, 45, 46C« ; Mary,
466;».
Boston, Rob., 330.
Bosvyll, Achilles, 320.
Boswell, Anne, 202; Geo., 171 ; God-
frey, 191; heirs of, 160; Jervis,
204; Nich., 170; Rob., 227 (2);
Thom., 163, 170, 202.
Bothe, Alex, (ii.) x., 400 ; Edm., 545
(2), 546; Will., 284.
Bothman, 285.
Botoner, Hugh, 48, 48// ; Rob. and
Isabella his wife, 48».
Bouketrowte, Alice, 224.
Bourne, John, 158, 426.
BoutUer, widow, 214.
Bo why, John, 513.
Bowen, Hen., 527.
Bowers, Edw., 8.
Bowes, John, 28 ; Bioh., 142 ; Bob.,
79 ; wife, 27.
Bowett, Hen , Arohbp. of York, 12.
Bowland, Humph., 1, 370.
Bowie, Rob , 334.
Bowmer, Sir Ralph, 114.
Bowyer, Rob., 517.
Box, Walter and Ellen bis wife, 847ji.
Boyes, Gawen, 14 ; Ralph, 86 : Bioh.,
512.
Bovnton Fee, 287.
— -y heirs of, 77 ; Sir lien., 144 (2).
Braboner, John, 35.
Brabones, Hen., 319.
Bracewell, Thom., 334.
Bradiield, 401 ; chap, of Bolsteratone.
401.
Bradford, 248, 262 ; Huworth chap, in
ll).) Vlll.
Agnes, 323 ; John, 301, 310, 331
(2), 336 ; Rich., 301, 314, 319 ; Bob.,
184 ; Thom., 323 ; 144 ; wife,
543.
Bradley, Anne, 189; John, 320;
Marmaduke, 348, 366, 368; Will,
300, 540;t.
Bradshaw, Rob., 233.
Brake, Agnes, 359.
Braithwell. obits, bellropes, bederoU,
and a light, 384.
Brakenbury. Anth., 261, 507.
Brame, Chris., 215.
Bramham. guild in, 397; a light in,
397 ; parish of, 397.
Bramonde, Thom., 224.
Brampton upon Swale, manor of, 104.
, John, 263, 264.
Bramwith. chan. of Our Lady in, 194 ;
church of, 335 ; Paroch Ing, 335 ;
parson of, 194.
Brande, Marg.. 243 ; Will., 177 ; wife,
180.
Brandon, Sir Charles, 123.
Brandrige, James, lOo.
Branetrey, John, 449.
Brashowe, Will., 171.
Braithwaite, Geo., 366 ; John de,
460n ; Rich., 364 ; widow, 367.
Brax., Thom., 73.
Bray ton, chan. of Our Lady of Gkite-
forth in, 232, 399; chan. of Our
Lady in Hamelton in, 232, 399 ; the
Carre in, 233 ; gramraer scb. in, 309 ;
parson of, 232, 399 ; Stookyngea
Close in, 233; Westrodyng, 233;
Whyttland, 233.
Brekes, WiU., 239.
Brcneston, John de, 558.
Brent, Thom., 296.
INDEX.
567
Brerecliff, James, 273, 290.
Breres, Will., 158» ; Joan his wife,
158;*.
Brereton, Brearton, Humph., 19, 72.
Bretan, Thom., 35 ; Will., 35.
Brevitor, Hen., 329; John, 328, 329 (2).
Bridgewater, Rob., ;S59 ; widow, 362.
Bridlington, Geo., 137.
Brierley, Brerley, 276, 322.
, Mnrg., 177 ; Rich., 28, 194, 196w;
Will., 214.
Brighouse, 292.
, wife of, ; 277.
Brigge, Geo., 190 ; Rich., 422.
Brigges, Rob., 313 ; Will., 295 (2).
Brigham, John, 551.
Brignall, Briggenhall, Rich, de, 71«,
152.
Brinsworth, Brinsforth, 162, 202, 204,
207, 209 ; Bradmars in, 208.
Bristed, 267.
Broadbent, James, 283 ; Rich., 152,
153, 206.
Brodegate, Will., 198.
Brodlay, Rob., 420.
Brods worth, par. church of, 232.
, John, 449.
Brodyng, Will , 545.
Brokbauk, John, 319.
Broke, Brouk, Edm., 217 ; Edw., 163 ;
Rich., 282, 418; Rob., 232, 399;
Will.. 190.
Brokhall, Thom., 195.
Brokhole, John, li.) xv., 140, 517.
Broklesbank, John, 420.
Broraehead, John, 308 (2).
Bromley, Thom., 177, 180.
Bromwith, Will., 175.
Brorapton in Allerfconshire, 123 ; chap.
of, 123.
in Pickering Lythe, 128 ; chan.
of Our Lady in, 128.
John, 107, 128.
Brotherton, chan. of Our Lady at
Ferrybridge, 233, 425.
Brought, Rob., 461
Broughton Mills, 246 ; fields of, 130.
See Boroiighton.
in Craven, serv. in, 406; vicar
of, 406.
Brown, Browne, Alice, 28 ; Brian,
268, 269; Chris., 91, 219, 411
Edm , 351, 360 ; Hen., 48 ; Hugh
130; John, 28, 134, 136, 249,263
264, 277, 284, 320 (2), 330, 552
Marg., 268, 269 ; Mary, 264 ; Rich.
72, 87, 88, 130, 479, 480, 483, 553 ;
Rob., 95, 111, 547, 548, 549 ; Row-
land, 211; Thom., 362; Will., 21,
108^ 240, 330 (2j ; wife of— 234.
Brownfleet, Eliz., 27.
Bruce, Will., 57, 57«.
Bryan, John, 163 ; Rob., 331 ; ,
414.
Bryce, AJice, 78.
Bubwith, Bukwith, Bugwithy, 28 (2),
29, 296.
Bucke, John, 261, 262; Robt., 261,
262, 650; Thom., 262 (2).
Buckle, Buckyll, Hen., 68; widow,
274, 277 ; Will., 444.
Buckrose, deanery of, 135.
Budde, Buddy, Chris., 287; Edm.,
183 (2) ; widow, 287.
Bugthorp, 8.
Bugwath, . 452.
Bukebarowe, Will., 68.
Bukecoke, Will., 245.
Bukkley, Will., 33
Bukshaw. Rich., 69.
Buktrote, John, 215 ; Thom., 215.
Bull, John, 301 ; Will., 3l2w.
Bulland, Rich., 237.
Builer, John, 547.
Bulleyn, Rich., 237.
Buhner, deanery, 86, 99 ; wapentake
of, 474, 478.
, Su: Ralph, 95 ; , 22.
Bunche, Steph., 237.
Bunnye, Mistress, 274.
Burden, Will., 8, 331, 428, 487.
Burdyt, Burded, Anth., 165 ; Ralph,
420.
Burges, Nich., 157 (2) ; Rob., 133 ;
Will., 114.
Burgh, Will., 113 (2), 302.
Burman, Thom., 336.
Bum, Agnes, 138 ; John, 108.
Bumand, Bymaunt, Ellys, canon of
York, 17 ; Geo., 266 (2) ; Will., 270,
395.
Bumell, Rob , 316.
Bumham, (co. Norf.), 329, 330, 331 ;
St. Clements in, 330 ; Thurlowe in,
330.
, John, 331.
Burnett, Geo., 230 ; widow, 56.
Bumiston, 117 ; chap, of Leeming in
(i.) XV., 103, 505 ; guild of Our Lady
in, 607.
Bumky, widow, 214.
Bumsall, chap, of Rilston in, 265, 412,
413 ; Coniston chap, in, 412.
Burr, Will., 163.
Burrowby, John. 259.
Bursay, Rich., 241.
Burstrode, Alice, 92.
Burtham, Will., 139.
Burton Abbey, 168, 174 ; grange, 196 ;
prior of, 195.
Agnetis, altar of Blessed Kary
664.
Bishop, 39, 377.
Constable, 141.
568
INDEX.
Burton Abbey, in Elmet, 233.
, North, church of, 556.
, Chris., 346, 623 ; John, 33, 47,
82», 91, 196, 234, 241, 276, 336,
340w, 347 (2), 349. 367, 558 ; Ralph,
234 ; Rich.. 539 ; Thorn., 352 ; Will.,
64, 64f), 68, 318; Ivetta or Jonett
his wife, 64, 68.
Burwige, 357.
Buryebrotte, Hen., 449.
Busby, chan. of St. Laur. in, 484 ;
chapel, 120, 484.
Bushell, John, 26.
Bushcman, Rich, 342.
Butler, Boteler, Agues, 174 (2), 174/* ;
Chris., 183; Edm. lo, 174n ; John,
197, 199: Thorn,, 293, 342, 343;
Will, le 174.
Butterfield, John. 452 (2).
Butterwick, lordship of, 510.
, East, 560.
, West, 560 ; chap, of B.V.M.
559, 560.
John, 131.
Butterworth Will., 91.
Bybbe, John, 185, 186 (2).
Byere, Rob., 96.
Byggin, Emanuel, 64.
Byghara, Thorn., 66.
Byglcskirk. Will., 104.
Bygot, Rob., 549.
Byland, mon. of, 37, 42, 50, 443, 446.
Bynde, Nich., 197.
Byndlose, John, 351.
Byneleis, Thoni., 349.
Bynnes, Rich., 189.
Byrdhede, Ralph, 310.
Byrland, John, 79.
Byrley, Rob., 184.
Cade, Rob., 202, 381.
Cadeby, 156, 160, 160//, 195.
Calles, Thorn , 322.
Calthorpe, Sir Phil., 330: Will., 330.
Calton, Ralph, 238 : Will., 249.
Calverd, Calberd, John, 145: Rich.,
85; Rob., 105.
Calverley, 430 ; parsonage of, ; poor
of, 7.
, Rich., 100 ; Rob., 253 ; Will.,
230.
Calverrye, Chris., 199.
Calworde. Will., 544.
Camclfurth, ji87, 305.
Camerton, 173.
Campsall, 195. 318, 335 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 200 ; Parish Ing in, 335.
Cancefeld. John, 43o.
Candall, John, sen., 40n ; John, jnn.,
40n
Candeler, Rich, and Julia, hiB wife,
557.
Cane, QeoS. de, 555.
Canfeld, John, 8, 15, 429.
Cantley, 181.
Canton, Rog., 43.
Canttor, Mich., 92.
Capelwoode, Edith, 207 ; Bich., 207.
Capon, Will., 527.
Capper, Thorn , 512.
Caraen, John, 75.
Cardmaker, Thorn., 362.
Carlisc, Will., 165.
Carlisle, John de Kirkby, Bishop of,
182» ; John, 27 (2) : Nich., 277, 332 :
Rich., 354 ; , 108; Will., 165.
Carlton, 121, 219, 243, 277, 286, 28«tt,
289, 292, 324. 490; chap, of, (u.)
ix. ; Mikkilynge, 324.
in Craven, light in, 406.
Huf^h, 512; Jamen, 6o; wife,
49; WiU.,327; , 12.
Camebull, Hen., archdeacon of York,
24, 24«, 201, 205.
Carr, Karre, Cuth., 258; Jennet. 49;
John, 47; Rich., 409; Rob., 339;
Will., 169, 394.
Cartemcle, John, 15, 116, Il6«i ; Bob.,
GO, 66.
Carter, Agnes, 192 ; Alex, 274 ; Chris.,
304,424; Edm., 167; Jennet. 93;
John, 01 ; Rich., 230, 278; Will.,
126; wife, 353.
Carthorpe, 107, 108.
, Will., 96.
Cartwright, Edw., 477; iMabel, 64;
Rob., 173; WiU., 152.
Carver, John, 350 ; Rob., 277.
Cassakill, Edm., 199.
Casson, Will., 308 ; , 310, 311.
Castle, Cicely. 72.
Castleforth, Isabel, 278, 278«.
CatelifFe, 209.
Catlowe, Edm., 257.
Catterick, Kateryk, 113, 114, 141:
chan. of St. James in, 113, 496;
chan. of Our Lady. 497 ; chap, of
Holton upon Swale in, 1 14, 497 ;
deanery of, 100.
Catton, 8, 89 ; baily of, 8.
Edm., 329 ; James, 329 ; Thom.,
329, 547 (2) ; Will., 239, 381, 329.
Caunters, wife of Thom., 93.
Cave, North, 240, 446 ; altar of Blessed
Mary in ohur. of All Saints, 555.
Rich , 219.
Cawarde. James, canon of York, 31
(2) ; WiU, 539.
Cawart, Nich., 396.
Cawdekeke, Thom., 04.
JNDEX.
569
Cawdray, Geo., 230; John, 29ln:
Rich., 231, 397.
Cawood, 215, 216, 377« ; obits aod
lights in, 377.
, Will., 23
Cawthome, 167, 191 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 191; Bos well chan. in, (ii.)
ix. ; grammar sch., (ii.) ix.
, Hen , 188, 190.
Cawton, Rog., 20, 460, 473.
Cay, Will., 312.
Celer, Will., 76w.
Cesar, uxor, 27.
Chad borne, James, 167 ; wife of, 168.
Chaice, Thom., 452.
Chaigley (co Lane), 247.
Chalice taken away, 52.
Chaloner, Rob., 1, 313, 324, 370, 371,
373, 427; Mr., 316.
Chamber, Edm., 359, 362 ; John, 27 ;
Will., 89.
Chamberlayn, Nich., 539; Will., 93w.
Chamley, Mr., 339.
Champion, Rich., 203.
Chantry priests, duties of, (ii.) xiii.,
xiv. ; pensions to, (ii.) xv. ; of York,
lodging abroad, 7.
Chapel, James, 151 ; John, 279 :
Otyvel, 342.
Chapels of ease, (ii ) xi.
Chapelthorpe, 321.
Chapman, John, 212, 213«, 514;
Nich., 69 ; Ralph, 224, 374 ; Rich.,
(i ) XV., 93, 135, 513: Thorn., 331 ;
Will., 26.
Charlestown, 336.
Charlesworth, Jennet, 304 : John, 297 ;
Rich., 304 (2).
Chaston, Thom , 94.
Chaunne, Chas., 218.
Cheddyll, John. 121.
Chekston, John, 367.
Chepingley, 300.
Cherke, John, 149.
Chery, Giles, 8.
Chesmaa, John, 94
Chester, Bp. of, 18, 112.
, Hugh, 274 ; Rich , canon of
York, 18 ; Rob., 56.
Chesterfield, Rog , canon of York, 32.
Child, Gilb., 334; John, 320; widow,
308 ; Will , 305.
Cholmley, Sir Rich., 133, 371, 519.
Christianity, deanery of, 5.
Chryste, Percival, 281.
Chylton, Anne, 115.
Cibbon, John, 121.
Clar borough, (Notts), 6, 430; poor of ,
7, 430.
Clarell, Thom., 216.
Clark, Gierke, Adam, 135« ; Sir Arthur,
512; Edw.. 163: Hugh, 243;
Isabel, 230 ; John, 83, 159m, 165 (2) ;
Marg., 131 ; Phil., 31 ; Nich., 136,
168 (2) ; Rich., 131 ; Rob., 31, 56,
66, 181, 351 ; Thom., 222, 394, 461 ;
Trustan, 56; Will., 263, 329;
Master, 204 ; , 28.
Olarvaux, Clemaux, Ralph, 634, 544.
Clay, Edm., 58; Jennet, 274; Eliz.,
66 ; Will., 132.
Clayton, Brian, 288; Hugh, 207;
James, 188 ; John, 529 ; Ralph, 44,
466; Rob., 197; Will., 303.
Clementhorpe, 29 ; mon. of, 46, 65.
Clerionett, Marmaduke, 108.
Clerk and Clericus, tee Clark.
Clerkson, John, 192 274, 277; Rich ,
316 ; Rob., 158 ; Rog., 393.
Cleveland, 8 ; deanery of, 118.
, John, 300 ; Nich., 251, 407 ;
Simon, 484; Rob., 429; Will., 225.
Cliff, Clyffe, Hen. de, 171» ; Thom.,
168; Will., 281.
, South, 241.
Clifford, Hen. son of Hen., 250 ; Lord,
250.
Clifton, Clyfton, 8, 15, 79.
, Doctor, 546 ; Sir Gervase, 204 ;
John, 66; Rob., 330.
Clint, 267, 268, 269.
, John, 364, 364« ; Will., 359.
Close, Nich., 492.
Clotherholme, 355, 366; chan. in chap.
of, 366, 366» ; chap, of, 363, 366.
, John, 366 ; Roger, 366, 366« ;
Joan his wife, 366w ; Will, de and
Mariota his wife, 366».
Clough, Hen., 304.
Cloughton chap , (ii.) vii.
Clowdesdale, John, 56.
Clyste, Will., 321.
Clyston, John, 352 ; Will., 526.
Cobbe, Cobe, Will., 95, 475 (2).
Cobcrofte, Thom., 285.
Cocheland, John, i9n.
Cocke, Giles, 493.
Cockersand, abbot of, 248.
Cocum, Will., 319.
Cogayle, Will., 253.
Coke, Alice, 267 ; Isab., 359 ; Ralph,
366 ; Will., 49, 269, 413.
Cokhill, John, 313 ; Thom., 313.
Cokrell, Thom , 514.
Cokrynge, 334.
Cokwell, Edm., 614 ; John, 614.
Colbrand, heirs of, 160 ; John, 163.
Colcolle, heirs of, 2S7.
Cold Coniston, 262.
Cold Heindley, 336.
Cole, Arthur, preb. of Monkton, 3*60 ;
Rob., 330 ; Will., 331.
Collingham, parsonage or vicarage of,
6, 429, 430 ; poor of, 7.
r>70
INDEX.
Collinson, Anth., 631; Ralph, 164;
Rob., 629
CoUum. Will., 460«.
Colly, Jennet, 509 ; Will., 286.
CoUyer, Alex., 90, 481 ; Thorn., 208.
Collye, Nich., 183.
Golson, Cuth., 178 ; John, 173, 389.
Colte, John, 207. 301, 421 ; Will., 467.
Coltman, John, 8 (2), 19, 429.
Colynson, Ralph, 164.
Colyson, Laur., 27 ; Rob., 629.
Combesmyth, Thorn ,300.
Compton, WiU., 129. .
Conan, Isab. widow of John, 668.
Conenley Hall, 261.
Coney stliorpe, manor of, 83.
Conisborough, 170, 196; Castle, 204;
chan. of Our Lady in, 170; chap.
of St Marg. otherwise the Hermitage,
426 ; lamp in, 386.
Coniston, chap, at, 412
Constable, Edm., 130 ; Sir John, (i.)
xvii., 212.
Constantyne, Will \ 366.
Conye, John, 11.
Conyers, Chris., 146 ; Lord and Lady,
119 ; Rich., 145 ; Rob., 63, 68, 366,
365«; Will, lord, 116.
Coo, John, 207.
Cooke, Agnes, 72; Sir Geo., 65;
Laurence, 72 ; Maud, 126 ; Rich.,
26, 28 ; Thorn , 249.
Cookeson, Giles, 246; Rob., 310, 313
(2), 314«; Thorn., 168 (2).
Cootes, James, 130, 133.
Coplay, Geo., 176, 180; John, 168,
301; Master, 251; Thorn., 300;
Will., 166, 179, 195.
Copmanthorpe. chap, of, 81.
Coppendale, Adam, 569.
Copteth, 348.
Copt Hewick, Copthewyke, 348, 360.
Corbrigge, Corbragge, Laur. , 224 ;
WUl., 189, 190.
Corket, Rich , 26.
Combrough, chan. in chap, of, 94.
Comewayle, Rich., 259.
Comey, John, 15, 430, 431.
Cotes, Nich., 101.
Cothyn (?) mon. of, 341.
Colte, Will., 45.
Cotteratock (Northamp.) parsonage of,
170.
Cottingham, Will., 38.
Cotys. Thorn , 560.
Couplaiid, Agnes, 53 ; Chris., 106 ;
Roger 105 ; Thorn., 318; Will., 106.
Courteney, John, 166.
Cove, Giles, 146.
Coventre, Edw., 300.
Coverham, Rob. de, 496.
Cowarde, Will., 277.
Cowerley, Bob., 185.
Cowick, 284.
Cowper, Greg., 66 ; John, 220, 2
477 ; Kath., 220 ; Rich., 163, »
Rob, 230; Thorn., 185, 217, 2
27:^ 332 ; WiU., 56, 66, 183, 2
326n, 462 (2).
Cowthorpe, 8 ; chap, of, (i.) xiii.
Cowton, 490; North, 115, 145; Son
chan. of Our Lady in ohap. of, 1
Cowtons, Rob., 137.
Cowy, Thorn., 316.
Crabtree, John, 296 ; Mar^M 1<
Will., 287.
Crackehall, Little, 500.
Cragge, Cragges, Rob., 27, 34, 448
Cmike, 96 ; par. charoh of, 476.
Marg., 660; Rioh., 139.
Crakehill, Crakhall, 87, 88.
Crane, John, (11.) vii.
CrassellcB, , 331.
Cratbom, Thom., 660.
Craven, deanery of, 243, 257.
, Ralph, 101 ; Rich., 545 ; Wi
67, 82, 82n.
Craw, Rich., 92.
Crawshawe. Edw., 313 ; Rob., 188.
Cropping, John de, 554.
Cressie, Arthur, 280 ; Thorn., 8.
Crigglestone. 320.
Cristenmas, Rob.. 328.
Croce, Walt., 213n.
Crofte, Eliz., 65; Gkibriel. (ii.)i:
217 ; John, 477 ; Bob., 289; Wil
222.
Crofton, 336 ; chan. of Our Lady i
336 ; chap, of, (ii.) yii. ; Leohon
in, 336.
Crome, Rog., 660.
Cropton, (ii.) vii., 58.
Crosby, John, 132 ; 367.
Crosdale, Miles, 249.
Crosland, 283.
Cross, master, 188 ; Rioh., 17
Thom., 139.
Crosthwaite, Edw., 73; Jame*, 2
443 ; Jane, 27.
Crosyer, Ralph, 139.
Crowder, Garrard, 276 ; James, 896
Croxton, Will., 416.
Cryche, John, 178.
Crypling, Mr., 66 ; Rob., 27.
Cud worth. North, 190.
Cumberiand, Earl of, 244 (2), 24$, 2J
404 ; Hen., Earl of, 250, 255, 40
412.
Cundall, 8 ; chap, of Norton in ti
Clay in, 261, 6U7 ; St. Albuis Gk
in, 261.
Cundwick, High, 302.
Corson, Rich., 174.
INDEX.
571
Curtis, Curteys, John, 192 ; Rob., 163,
192.
Curwolde, Geo., 28.
Cuson, 321.
Cus worth,, 156.
, John, 202 ; Rich., 174.
Cutclose, Thorn., 206.
Cuthfurthawe, Edm., 208.
Cutler, Laur., 161 ; Will., 207.
Cutt, wife of Geo., 163.
D
Dacre, Will., lord, 123.
Daget, Marg., 87, 483.
Dal by. Rich., 645 ; Thom., archd. of
Richmond, 15, 449.
Dale, Jennett, 63 ; John, 88 ; Rich.,
18 ; Rob., 137 ; Thorn., (i.) xvi.
, Grange chan. at, 501.
Dalton, 89.
, Ralph, 132 ; Rog., 516 ; Thom.,
263, 339.
Danby. Chris., 29, 68, 75, 112. 136,
167, 440, 441 ; John, 15 ; Mr., 8, 28,
367 (3).
Daniel. John, 331 ; Rich., 64, 150, 388.
Danzele, Will., 224.
Darcy, Sir Arthur, 216, 217, 254 ; Sir
Geo., 139, 204, 232, 276, 277 ; John,
281 ; Lady, 139.
Daifield, Derfeld, Aldame in, 191 ;
chan. of Our Lady in, 191 ; chap.
of Wombwell in, 192 ; St. Mary's
house in, 191 ; Worsborough chap.,
11.) Vlll.
Darrington, 323, 325 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 194, 334.
Darton, 161 ; serv. of Our Lady in,
161.
Davy, Rob., 301.
Davyson, Cecil, 133 ; Rob., 139.
Dawe, Mr. Hill, 338».
DawDey. Mr., 335; Sir John, 280,
287 ; Thom., 182«.
Dawson, Geo. 546 ; John, 319 ; Peter,
26 ; Rich., 512 ; Thom., 234 (2).
Dawtry, Dautre, Rich., 64, 243 ;
Thora., 213».
Day, Deye, Hen., 349; Janet, 128;
John, 89, 331, 351 ; Rob., 425.
Deane, Hen., 256; John, 206, 219,
299 ; Mr., 362 ; Rich., 349 ; Thom.,
341.
Degeson, , 48,
Deighton, Dyghton, chap, of, 124.
, John, 300, 314 ; Rob., 146,
493 ; Will., 236.
Dekyn, Rob., 107.
Delahay, 331.
Delhoye, Rob., 82.
Dehhawe, Rog., 320.
Denaby, Denibe, 161.
Denbye, Marg., 183.
Denman, master, 208 ; Nich., 204, 209.
Dent, 269, 413 ; chap, of Garsdale in,
269, 413 ; UghU in, 413.
, Peter, 31, 32 ; Thom., 91 ; Will.,
260.
Denton, Agnes, 163 (2) ; Cath., 163 ;
James, 163 ; John de, 344n ; Matth.,
165,321 i Rob., 171 (2) ; Will., 107 ;
wife of, 313.
Derby, Earl of, 92 (2), 93; Mary,
Countess of, 286.
Dereham (Norf.), 329 ; abbot of, 249,
408 ; mou. of, 249, 255, 408.
Derfeld, John, 476.
Derlay, John, 163.
Derlove, Geo., 259 ; Will., 259.
Derman, Thom., 194, 197, 207, 208.
Deming^n, John de, 76».
Derule, Will., 207.
Derwen, Agnes, 314.
Dewhurat, Rich., 248.
Dewsbury, 301, 311, 421 ; chan. of
Our Lady in, 301, 421.
Deyson, Bartrame, 470.
Diamond, Oliver, 310 (2) ; Will., 308
(2) ; , 310.
Diccons, Dycons, Geo., 164 ; John
154 (3) ; Rich , 183 ; Will., 164 (2)
Dickinson, Dyconson, Anth., 26
Barth., 274 ; Chris., 501 ; Geo., 17
Isabel, 53; Ralph, 131, 166 (2)
Rich., 27, 267, 334; Thom., 264
Will., 220, 221, 316.
Dickson, Dixon, 259, 362 ; John, 65,
126, 131, 365; Mich., 132; Nich.,
90» ; Will., 332, 369 (2).
Difforth. see Diahforth.
Dikby, Benj., 327.
Dimmock, Rob., 218, 317.
Dineley, John, 121, 216, 489.
Dinnington, 203, 204.
Dishforth, Difforth, 88, 363 ; chap, of,
88, 479 ; chapel garth in, 88.
, John, 298», 305.
Dlassedale, John, 196.
Dobbyn, Edm., HI ; Will., 111.
Dobson, Hen., 512 ; John, 28, 66, 74 ;
Laur., 65 ; Marg., 647 ; Rich., 332
(2) ; Will., 289.
Dockley, widow, 336.
Doddeaworth, Chris. ,117; heirs of , 1 II .
Dodes, John, 138
Dud worth, John, 194.
Dodythorp, 660.
Doge, Rob., 128.
Dolgrene, John, 320.
Doncaster, (ii.) x, 167, 172-181, 301,
390 ; anniversaries in, 391 ; BaUi-
gate in, 177 ; Bishop Bryges Inges
572
INDEX.
in, 179; Care Hill, 178; Care
House, 178, 179 ; chan. of St. John
Bapt., 392 ; chan. of St. John in
chap, of St. Mary Magd., 181 ;
chan. of St. John Evan, in, 179,
392; ohan. of St. Kath. in, 176,
176«, 391 ; chan. of St. Mary Magd.
in. 178, 392 ; chan. of St. Nich. in,
175, 390 ; chan. of Our Lady in,
177, 391 ; chan. of the Rood in,
393 ; chan. of Trinity in, 178, 392 ;
church of St. George of, 17ow ;
chap, of St. James in, 393 ; chap,
of Mary Magd. in Marketstead in,
180, 181 ; commonalty of, 170, 180,
181 ; Deanery of, 148, 210 ; Enter-
flat in, 178 ; FiHhergatein, 176, 178,
179; Frenchgate in, 175, 177, 179;
Guild of St. Thom. in, 181 ; Hall-
croHS in, 181 ; Hallgato or Allgate,
178, 181; HobcrosH Hill, 178; The
Holmes, 178 ; Lady Cross, 178 ;
March egate. 177 ; Marketstead in,
181 ; Mill Lane in, 180 ; Mayor of,
170 ; parsonage of, 173, 176 : poor
uf, 390, 391 (2j ; Redeclyffe in, 178 ;
St. James' Cross in, 178 ; Scot lane
in, 181; Sepulchre gate in, 176 177,
178, 180; Sign of the Boar, 179;
Sign of the Cock iu, 179 ; Sign of
the Crane, 176 ; Spanishehike, 178,
179; windmills iu, 178.
■, Thom. de, 64w.
Dondale, Adam, 185/? ; Will., 18ow.
Donningum, John, 259 ; Rich., 84 (2).
Dooney, Sir John, 86.
Doughty, Will., 200 : , 339.
Douke, Kath., 202; Rob., 206.
Dounc, Hen., 129; R., 209; Thom.,
339.
Dounham, John, 160.
Dove, Rob., 548.
Dowe, Rob., 207.
Dowrotes, Rich., 224.
Dowthorpe, Dowsthorpe, 107, 198,
199 ; chan. of Trinity in chap, of,
198.
Doy, Rob., 233.
Drabyll, Nich., 163.
Drake, Rob., 186.
Drane, John, 117.
Draye, Thom., 192.
Draynfelde, Chas., 200.
Drax, 8.
, Rob., prior of Monk Burton, 196.
DreTv, John, 58.
Driffield, 98, 191, 192, 554.
Dringhouses, 83, 464 ; chap, of St.
Helens in, 83, 464.
Dronfield, Dronsfield, John, 321.
Drughton, John, 164.
Drury, Rich., 26 ; Sir Will., (i.) xvii.
Drybeck, John, 91.
Drye, Thom., 550.
Dryng, Thom., 629, 563.
Drynkrow, Thom., 194.
Duchebome, Eliz., 136.
Ducke, John, 329.
Duckett, Diikket, Chris., 276; Jdn,
107.
Duffield, Agnea, 360 ; Will., 286.
Duke, Rob., 202 ; Thom., 612.
Dune, Donne, John, 87 ; Thom., IW.
Dunnell, Rob., 27.
Dunsforth, chap, of, (ii.) \'ii.
Dunton, 329; church, 329; BiH
Close, 329 ; Hole, 329 ; StoUwortlij,
329 ; South Mill, 329 ; Townlud,
vicar of, 329.
Dun^rell, Thom., 235.
Durante, Thom. , 74 ; £211en, his vife,
74».
Durham, Bishop of, 56 (2), 60, 145:
mon. of, 92; Rob. bp. of, 122;
Thom. de Hatfield, bp. of, 182«:
Walter Skirlaw, bp. of, 13, n9:
Rob , 364 (2) ; Thom., 74.
Dybney, Rob., 46.
Dyke, Adam, 203.
Dykes, Thom.. 330 ; Will., 203 (2).
Dymelton, Walt., 344«; 347fi.
Dyn, Will., 329.
Dyrsar, -widow, 216.
Dyson, John, 283.
Dyyse, Edw , 234.
E
Earby, 252.
Earle, Erie, Edm., 313 ; John, 266 (2)
Easington, John, 90n.
Easingwold, 89.
East, Est, Rob., 403.
Eastby, Easby, 245.
, Steph., 274, 322.
Eastfield, Rich, de, 183 ; Will, de, 183.
Eastoft, Estoft, 241, 293.
, Thom., 161.
Easton in Cleveland, 118, 489; liglift
in church of, 489.
, Eston, Rich., 502.
Eastrige, 85.
Ebdayn, wife of, 26.
Ebden, James, 151.
Ebyngton, Agnes de, 213«.
Ecclesfield, 2ul, 882 ; serv. of Our
Lady and St. John Bapt., 382.
Eden, John, 27.
Edeson, widow, 332.
Edington, Will., bp. of Winchesiff,
182».
Edman, EJith., 330.
Edmondflon, Rog., Ill ; Will., 68.
INDEX.
573
Edon, Thomas, 410.
Edryngton, Thorn., 275, 277.
Edward III., 37, 550 ; Edw. IV., 10,
240 ; Black Prince, 19 ; Frances,
119; Rich., 175.
Edy, widow, 331.
Ediiigley, 322w.
Egglestone, abbot of, 143 ; Rob.,
abbot of, 143 ; Rog., abbot of, 143 ;
moil, of, 492.
Egill, Hen., 461.
Egremonde, John, 302.
Eldale, Will., 339.
Elden, Will., 72.
Elder, Rob., 222, 394.
Ele, Agnes, 183.
Eleanor, Queen of Engl., 187.
Elge, Rich., 202.
Elizabeth, Queen of Hen. VII., 11,
24, 2u5.
, Queen of Edw. IV., 105, 216,
340n.
Ella, West, 338w, 340.
Ellaud, 153, 298« ; chap, of in Halifax,
298, 421 ; chan. in, 298.
Eliz., 287 ; heirs of, 176 ; Lady,
343 ; Master, 302 ; Sir John, 287,
342 ; Thorn, de, and Joan his wife,
298».
Ellay, Rob., 545.
Ellerker, John, 240 ; Sir Ralph, 553n ;
Rob., 8.
Ellertou, John, 139.
Ellesston, R>b., 203.
Ellingstring, 101.
Ellinthorpe, Geo., 187.
Ellis, Elle.s, Hen., (ii.) ix., 341, 520 ;
John, 65, 133. 251. 256 ; Rich., 179
(3). 188, 218. 219 ; Rob., 208; Steph.,
245, 250, 403, 407 ; Thorn., 157, 176,
179, 180, 336; Will., 181.
Ellison, John, 188; Thom., 292.
EUott, Thorn., 383.
Ebnire, 87 ; chan. of St. Giles in, 87.
Elrasall. chan. of St. Marg. in chap.
of. 164; North, 166; South, 165,
166. 323.
Elroode, widow, 301.
Elwalde, , alderman of York, 31.
Elwood, Thorn., 343.
Elwick, Elwishe, John, 75, 185 ;
widow, 66.
Emerson, John, 321.
Emes, Rob., 329.
Empson, Thorn., 214.
Enufland, Lord Chief Justice of, 307 ;
Henry Cardinal of, 535;>, see Ingland.
Ernynge. Will.; 303.
Emys, Adam, 326m.
Erre, Anth., 188.
Escome, Chris., 249.
Esse, John, 241.
Essex, Earl of, 108, 144 (3), 146.
Essey, Will., 339.
Esshe, Lancelot, 109, 500.
Estgrydge, John, 28.
Estwood, Eliz., 195.
Etton, 428, 550, 555 ; Farthing flatt
in, 550.
Eure, Euere, John de, 554 ; Lionel,
285 ; Rog., 133.
Eustace, James, 550.
Eurynge, wife of, 302.
Everald, John, 27.
Everard, Everade, Agnes, 328 ; Will.,
286.
Everden, Will, de, 48«.
Everingham, Hen., 235 ; John, 279 ;
Will., 382.
Evers, Jennet, 277 ; Lord, 121 ; Will.,
215 (2).
Everton (Notts), parsonage of, 6, 430 ;
poor of, 7, 430.
Evesham, Hen., 158 ; Simon, Archd.
of Richmond, 36.
Eveston, 369.
Ewerk, Lady, 181.
Exeter, G«o. bp. of, 7 ; Geo. Neville,
elect of. 54.
Exelby, Thorn., 352 ; Will., 66.
Eylad, John, 175.
Eyre, Eyer, John, 236, 399.
F
Faber, wife, 26.
Fairbairn, Farebam, Farbume, Cuth-
bert, 197, 199; John, 199, 387;
Thorn., 268, 269 ; Will., 307.
Faircliffe, Master, 547 ; Rich., 660.
Fairfax, Sir Guy, 93, 93», 2Un ; Sir
Nich., (i.) xiii., 212, 371, 619; Sir
Will., 255, 413; Will., 173.
Fairhere, Thom., 9, 43.
Fange, Will., 197.
Faram, Farone, John, 177, 179 ; Will.,
177, 178 (2), 180, 197.
Fardyng, John, 75.
Farlington, chan. of St. Leonard in,
96.
Farnefeld, 322».
Farnley, 203 ; chap, of, (ii.) ix., :t.,
396.
, James, 291.
Famton, Eliz., 196.
Farraunde, MUes, 249 ; Rich., 649.
Farrer, Gabriel, 126.
Fatherop, Brian, 69.
Fauconberge, John de., 657.
Faukes, John, 230.
Favele, John, 113.
Fawcenor, Will., 91.
Fawether, Hugh, 133.
574
INDEX.
Fawresby Shire, 302.
Fajflbj, JenDett, 91.
Fayth, Rob., 136.
FeatherstoD, 278, 279, 331,333 ; Preston
JackliDg, chap, in 278 ; par. Church
of, 279.
Felde. Rob., 89.
Feldeshend, Will., 378.
Feldowe, Adam, 57.
Falkirk, perv. of St. Peter in, 164.
Fell, Rich., 20 ; Rob., 213.
Fellingworth, wife of, 279.
Felter, Will., dean of York, 16, 40,
40».
Fencote, Great, chap, of, 100, 497 ;
chan. of St. Andrew in, 100, 497.
Fentman, Annes, 224 ; Rob., 217, 223 ;
Will., 428.
Fenton, 229, 331, 333.
, Geo., 276, 333 ; Ralph de, 450n ;
wife of, 26.
Fermer, Sir Will., 328, 329,330,331 (2).
Fermery, Alice, 88.
Ferne, John, 214.
Ferueley. James, 291.
Femell, Rob., 276.
Fernesyde, John, 250, 408.
Fernies, Sir Will., 327.
Ferriby, 203, 338«, 339 ; Wood Close
in, M7.
. Will., canon of York, 37.
Ferrour, Isabel, 320 ; Thorn., 27 ;
Will., 126.
Ferrowe, Rob., 292.
Ferry Bridge, 229, 275, 336 ; chan. in,
233 ; End, 233, 234 ; Ings, 334.
Ferry Fryston, 331, 333.
Fery, James. 153.
Feulwode, Will., 180.
Ficcas, Reg., 139 ; Thom., 139.
Fyche, Guy, 136.
Fidler, Will., HI.
Field, Feld, Chris., 307 ; Rob., 89.
Filberye, Laur., 339.
Fir8on, John, 320.
Fish, Fyshe, John, 79 (2) ; Will., 151.
Fisher, wife of, 547.
Fishlake, 151, 153, 197, 198, 199, 203 ;
Bukran in, 199 ; chan. of Trin. in,
199, 387 ; chan. of Our Lady, in,
197, 199, 386 ; chap, of Dowsthorpe
in, 198 ; chap, of Sykehouse, 387 ;
Hayes in, 199 ; obits and light in,
387 ; serv. of Our Lady in, 199 ;
West Field in, 199.
Fitz-AUan, Brian, 115.
Fitz-Hugh, Hen., 108m, 146; Lord,
269, 362, 367 (2), 493.
Fitz-RandoU, John, 116.
Fitz-William, Edm., 157n, 234» ; Eliz.,
157; John, 156; Thom., 157« ;
heirs of, 183 ; — , 155.
Fkdder, widow, 301.
Flawith, John, 66.
Flaxton of the Moor, 79.
, Marg., 466.
Fleche, Phil.. 206.
Flee, Rob., 529, 645, 547.
Fleer, Matth., 8.
Fleming, heirs of, 192, 273, 301 ; EDen
le, 468n ; James le, 468fi ; John,
311, 466n ; Marg. le, 468» ; Nich. le,
468» ; Rob., 234».
Fletcher, Flecher. John, 133, 820;
Marg., Vid; Rich., 175, 297 ; Bob.,
56 (2). 290 ; Thom., 297.
Fleteburgh, Thom. do, 176, 176m.
Flockton, 302.
, John, 275.
Florance, Anth., 468.
Flower, Marion, 92 ; Bioh., 225.
Flynbrugh, Rob. and Bmma his wifi,
126.
Flynt, Thom., 262 (3), 263 (2).
Fobkerby, 241.
Foggathorpe, Fulkethorpe, 8, 296.
, Brian, 62.
Folambie, Mr., 336.
Foldes, Hen., 277.
Foldewe, R«>b., 27.
Foljamb, Folg^m, Furgvam, Qodf-,
204 ; James, 204, 293.
Follifoot, Follyfitt, chap., 236.
ForbuH, John, 138.
Forde, John, 158.
Forest, Marg., 160 ; Bob., 332 (2).
Forman, John, 309m ; Hob., 284.
Forster, Hugh, 252 ; Bob , 306 ; Mr
Foster.
Forte, Rob., 246.
Fortibus, Will, de, Earl of Albemmrle,
245f».
Foscale, Fossegale, Rich., 26, 27 (2).
Fossebridge, tee York,
Fossegate, Rich., 26.
Foster, Adam, 84 ; Alioe, widow, 176:
Chris., 133; Edw.. 514 ; John, (i.)
xiv : Peter, 27 : Rob., 129, 163, 167 ;
Rowland, 88 ; Thom., 149, 181, 217,
512 ; Will., 67, 68, 153, 466, 472,
see Forster.
Fotherley, John, 514.
Foumays, Adam de, 657.
Fountains, Fountanoe, mon. of, 349,
350.
, Rich., 244.
Fouz, Thom., 28.
Fowle, John, 328 (2).
Fowler, wife of , 184, 186 ; "^nil.,
186.
Foxe, Agnes, 548 ; Gathb., 90, 481 ;
Marg., 334.
Foxgall, , 78.
Foxhill, Rob., 14.
INDEX.
575
Foxley, James, 522; Mr., 332.
Foxoles, Adam de and Eastaoia his
wife, 278«.
Franke, John, 342.
Frankleyne, Jennet, 463.
Frankyshe, John, 184.
Frans, Thom., 208.
Fraunce, John, 89.
Fraunces, John, 545, 551, 552 ; Will.,
241.
Freman, Rob. , 546 ; Thom., 461.
Frere, John, 310, 332 ; Rich., 433.
Friday Thorpe, preb. of, 23, 29.
Frikley, Roger, 276.
Frithebeck, 18ow.
Frobishei, Francis, 151, 176. 177 (2),
198, 199, 324 ; Mr., 160, 194 : Rich.,
321.
Fro8t, Mr., 332; Thom., 149, 336;
Will, and Isabel his wife, 65.
Frostyerde, vicar of, 329.
Fryer, Hen., 50 ; Sir Rich., 66.
Fryston, Fuyston, 28, 449; altar of
Our Lady in, 221 ; chap, or house
in, 221 ; North Ings in, 334; par-
sonage of, 29 ; vicar of, 29.
, Geo., 313; Rob., 335, 546;
Thom., 276 ; Will., 323.
Fryth, Alice, 296 ; Jeffery, 8 ; Will.,
169.
Fulford, 67, 461 ; Over, 75.
, John, 354
Fuller, widow, 307 ; Will., 544.
Fullthorpe, see Foggathorpe.
Fulwood, Master, 181.
Furness, mou. of, 20.
, Percival, 200; Will., 166.
Fuysterhouse, Thom., 276.
Fynggylton, Rich., 233.
Fyrcley, John, 166.
G
Galbrehall, 188.
Galdale, Agnes, 330.
Galdyng, John, 428.
Galer, Rob., 144.
Galland, Rob., 137.
Gallander, Will., 312.
Galthorpe, Thom., 8.
Galyngbye, Chris , 107.
Gamble, Hen., 122.
Gamell, Gamy 11, Hen., 485 ; Jenet,
200; John, 92; Rich. 328; Will.,
234, 235.
Garbarie, John, 545, 546.
Gardham, Gertham, chap, in, 656.
Gargrave, chan of Our Lady in, 251,
407 ; chap, of Bank Newton, 252 ;
lamp in, 408 ; school at, 407.
, Thom., 1, 370, 371, 373, 427;
vicar of, 251, 252.
Gamett, Will., 18. 436.
Garrett, Garyett, Thom., 60, 61, 208 ;
wife of, 207.
Garrye, Rog., 152.
Garsdale, chap, of 269, 413.
Garston. 239.
Garth, Thom , 244, 404.
Garthrop, Rich., 560.
Garton, Agnes, 343 ; Rob. de, 347m ;
Thom. de, treas. of York, 7 In, 80n.
Gascoigne. John, 21, 218, 234, 324,
332 ; Thom., 27 ; Sir Will., 156,
168, 169, 171, 172, 173, 180, 219,
241, 318 ; Lady Bridget, his wife,
241 ; Sir Will., the elder, 319, 324,
325, 335 : , 166, 302.
Gasson, , wife of, 237.
Gateforth, Cateforth, 233, 329, 330;
chap, of, 232, 399.
Gatenby, Gaterby, 145.
, John, 284.
Gateshead, 145.
Gaunt, Gant, G«o,, 161 ; John, 184;
John of. Duke of Lancaster, 213».
Gawd, John, 241.
Gawen, John, 339.
Gawtry, Rich., 133.
Gayle, Rich., 105.
Gayre, John, 334 ; Will., 832.
Gaytton, Rob., 342, 343.
Geggard, Rich., 133.
Gegoltson, Will., (ii.), x., 378.
Gelder, Gelderde, John, 353, 360 ;
Leonard, 369.
Gellott, John, 207.
Genedson, Geneson, G«o., 343 ; Hugh,
240 (2) ; Thom., 329.
Genny, Rob., 319.
Gentleman, Rob., 359.
Gerberg, Sir Thom., 312.
German, John, 313, 314.
Gerrarde, Thom., 331.
Gertham, chap, in, 556, tee Gardham.
Gervis, Thom., 550.
Genling, Will., 27.
Geste, Thom., 202.
Geyll, Thom., 149.
Gibb, Gybbe, John, 56.
Gibbon, Gybbon, Rob.. 8, 429, 436.
Gibbonson. John, 286 (2).
Gibson, Gybson, Giebson, Gepson,
Chris., 258 ; Hen., 332, 547 ; John,
301, 307, 342 ; Rob., 12; Rowland,
425; Thom.. 194, 217.
Gieg, John, 177.
Givrgleswiok, chan. of Our Lady or
Stanford chan. in, 253, 409 : chan.
of the Rood in, 254, 409 ; Tempest
chan. in, 255, 409 ; grammar school
at. (ii.) X , 254, 409, 410 ; stip. at,
410 ; vicar of, 409.
aUbank, Miles, 66 ; Thom., 462.
576 II
Gilbert, wife of Biodell, 163.
Oilby, John, 27, 30, 43S.
GilderaomB, GildentUine, 332.
QildiiigwellB, 2U3, '2 04.
Oilen, (Jjles.JoUu, 60. 1:26; Nich.,332.
OiltiHm, John, 104 ; Rob., 324.
QUI, Ujlto, Obo., 43; Juhn, 119;
Katberiiie, SU ; Rcib.. fil.'>; Thum.
(ii.) viii., a03 (2), 323 (2); Will.,
108, SU6.
QiUiiig EuBt, wapeDtuke of, 491.
Qilliiig Wu8t, wauoDluko of, 4il2.
Gilliii)f, uhHn. uf SC. Nicb. in, 144. 494 :
<'.biip. of Smith Cuwtoii iu, 14-^. 494.
Gillot, Thorn., 332.
Gillow, QLUoo, Piiul, 74 ; Rob., -ll,
364; Will.. 331.
Gil«on, widow, .189 : WUl., 307.
Gilpin, Kdw., dO.
Oillyott, Will. Mm of Sir John, 07.
Girdler, — , 44.
Giabiirn, JEllun widow of Johu, oo8.
GiveiidBlc, Qtiryndall, prcb. of, 23,
239, 3S3.
fiJaisteo, John, 27 (2), 2B, 39,
Qlasden, Jolin, 103.
Glaien, J<ihii, 447.
GlediU, Will., le-L
GlonLm, Peter, 25, 72, 4411, 463.
Glowo, Jiiliii, 13a.
Glimer, Thorn., 231.
Olobor, Thorn., 111.
GloucuMttT, Kiuli., Duke of, SlIGii.
Glover, John, 514; John, the eldev,
314; Hub., 492.
Gnddy,Kdm., 184 (2,.
Godsulvc, John, 49.
GodmiD, Geo,, So.
OikIwtu, Johu. -215.
Guldthorpc, 138, 139, 160.
, Johu, 23 : Thorn., 220 : Will.
de, 72h.
Ool(lw«th, BJch,, 350.
Golathorpe, John, 23.
Oolthwayle, Walt., 212.
Goodiill, Geo S03 (2) ; Rob., 3ie.
Goudu;, Thorn., 247.
GooJo, Geo. (Li), viii. : John, 43.
Ooodefl, Geo.. HI.
Goodfellaw, Will.. 291.
Ooodlflde, Will., 24U.
Gvodrich, Rich., 542
Goodyere, Inab., 00.
OoodTOU, Bal}., 245.
Oowiop. Will., 547.
Goth!, John, 541; Hen.. 131: Will.,
131.
Gowdulo. H.
Gowle, 28B.
Gntdwcll, Gradell, Kioh., 2'
GraiSe, hein of, tSS i Jenot, Iti;
Rob., 320.
Grammar HuhooK (i.) xii.,xT., (ii.)iL
Gmmner. Rob., 225.
Granaunt. John, 17T.
Granger, Agow, 66; Roger, ISS.
Grant, John, 111, 106 ; Jochrame, 175.
Grantley, 350h.
Ocftuwiiit, Bob., 203.
Greve,£d»'..273: Rob.,277 ; Tbn.,
276.
Graven, Hugh, 322.
Grxj, Elleu. 343, 466n ; Eli*., ZTi
Geo., 4.^ : Hen., 11 ; John, [I.)nT.,
40en; LauT., 466«; Koh., 466»i
U(>b., 11. 633n, .'-43 (2); Tkom.,
ViV, 46C» ; Walt., arclibp. of Y<A
19, 233 (2) : Will., 44, 264 (2), 545.
Grajiieo, Chna., 230.
Gruyfion, Graiaon, Aluou. 126 ; Jubs,
311; Thorn., IT, IB4, Sin, 4M;
WUl., 2U2.
OrajBt-^k, Will., 308.
Grea^broiigh. Grejabruk, 201, 20!,
2U4, 200, 207, 208; Oz Paxture in,
202.
Green, Grene. Alex., 478 ; Jolin, 61,
109 (2), 1H4, 202, 311, 312; Ball^^
290; Uiuh., 311, 312; Bob, 163;
Thoni., 131. 169 (3}. 203. 310, M!
(2), 339: Will., 169, 178. 277, 331.
Greenhow, 118; obap. of St. Thon.
thu Martyr, 334.
Greenwell. Peter, 146.
Greenwood. John, 202, 20fiji, 279,
332 ; Peter, 310 ; Biclt., 208 ; WUl.,
297
Greg. John, 113. 493, 496; Bob., M,
441.
Greg){eii, Marg., 65 : Tbom., 26.
Gr,.gNiiii, Hen, 126; Jeooet, 27";
Sir Rich, 79.
Greodon. John, 404.
Grenetelda, Will., archbp.ot York, IB.
Grenehaagh, Johp, 297.
Greenehood, Nioh., 93. 474.
Greiinoge, Thorn., 310.
GreBham, Sir Bluh., 35, 68, 73, IBl
(2), 349; Sir John, 177 ; Uaater, 157.
Gretford, Rich, de, 347i>.
Urevea, Thon.,401.
(jrewelthorpfl, 360.
(irioe, Th..ro.. 310.
firifBth, Ji*n. 280
Grifflyn, Hugh, 647.
Grigges, WiU., 529.
Grimaby, Simon de, 347l<.
Grimotori, 31, 32, 217 ; two ohu. In,
28; North, 28.
, Will., 346.
Grindletan, 248.
INDEX.
577
Grome, Bicli., 86.
Grotton, Rob., 320.
Grove, Hugh, 8 ; Will., 180.
Growte, Rich., 329, 331.
Gryme, Matth, 548.
Gryndon, John, 48.
Guenston, Esshe Hed in, 219.
Guisbrough, mon of, 28, 29, 118, 345 ;
Prior of, 345.
, John, 10.
Guiseley, 220 ; chan. in, 411; chan.
of Our Lady in, 219 ; par. church of,
219, 411.
Gurry, Edm., 208 ; John, 152 ; Thorn.,
152.
Guylle, Laur ,313.
Gybbes, 329.
Gyddyng chaplain, 330.
Gye, Steph., 91.
Gygges, Mr. 331.
Gygr', John, 180.
Gynne, Rich., 313.
Gypton, Agnes, 66.
H
Habilthuate, Hen., 325.
Hachyt, Peter, 206.
Hadcok, Thorn., 122.
Haddam, 150.
Haddlesey, 220, 220w 221, ; chap, of
(ii.) viii. ; Fitz Will , chan. in, 221 ;
Stapleton,chan.in,220,«^^ HatheUeye.
, Rich., 532.
Haddokstones grange, 349.
Haget, Rob. and Emma his \i"ife, 554.
Hagger, John, 229, 376.
Hagstayn, John, 107.
Haigh, Hen., 297 ; Ralph, 303.
Hailles, John, 343.
HaioUe, Rich., 180.
Halcye, Rich., 183.
Haldenby, 293 ; chan. in chap, of, 293
, 293, 293m.
Haldeworth, Edw., 299 ; Gilb., 296.
Haldor, Rich., 58.
Halifax, 294, 299, 421 ; Brigg chan.
in, 295, 422 ; Frith chan. in, 296 ;
Hunter chan. in, 294, 422 ; chan. of
Trin in, 293 ; Wilby chan. in, 422 ;
chap, of Elland in, 298, 421 ; chap,
of Heptonstall in, (ii ) x., 297, 421,
423 ; morrow mass in, 299 ; obits
and lights in, 424 ; service at Rood
altar in, 295, 421 ; Querkestavere
in, 296.
, Rich., 320 (2).
Hall, Ague!*, 163 (3) ; Bern., 195 ;
Cath., Ill ; Geo., 68 ; John, 28, 48
(2), 317, 339, 478 ; Ralph, 336, 452 ;
Rich., 11, 72, 176, 207, 345, 522;
Rob., 78, 234, 309m, 369n,.442, 512,
529, 536 ; Thorn., 197 (2), 206, 306,
316 ; Thurston, 163 ; Will., 183,
184, 186, 197, 203, 208, 360, 400,
478 ; widow, 310 ; wife, 286, 546.
Halles, John, 342.
Halley, Thorn., 11.
Hallikeld, wapentake of, 504, 507.
Halliwell, John. 313 (2) ; Rob., 287 :
Rog., 353.
Hallyday, Rich., 27.
Halman. Thorn., 328, 331.
Halott, Thorn., 328.
Halsham, Hugh, parson of, 556.
Haltemprice, mon. of, 135.
Hal ton, Rob., 558.
Halum, 322n.
Halyby, Rob., 234.
Ham, John, 197.
Hambleton, 232 ; Bayle Gyvenclose,
232 ; chap., chan. of Our Lady in,
232, 399 ; Ox Morerodyng, 232.
Hamelton, Will., 30, 232, 555.
Hamer, Nich., 6d3n.
Hamerton, John, 275 (2), 279, 469n ;
Mr., 332 ; Mistress, 245 ; Rich , 80,
81 (2), 250 ; Staph., 266.
Hamlyn, Will., 26.
Hammond, John, 106 ; Will., 364.
Hampsthwaite, 237, 267 ; chan. or
guild in, 237 ; cheui. of St. Sythe in
Thomthwaite, 238 ; stock in, 238.
Hancok, Hen., 203.
Handsworth Woodhouse, 203.
Hang East, 495 ; wapentake of, 495.
West, * 499 ; wapentake of, 499,
503.
Hanson, John, 203; Rich., 131, 3ia ;
widow, 307 ; wife of, 189.
Hapwortli, Mistress, 180.
Harding, John, 286.
Hardwick, 202, 204, 272, 276.
, Costyne, 167 ; John, (ii ) viii. ;
Thom. de, 159».
Hardy. Edm., 316; Thom., 649;
Will , 232.
Hare, Marg., 46.
Hareing, Isab., 68.
Harewood, 222 ; chan. of in, 394 ;
chan. of Lyle in, 222 ; church of,
222 ; obit in, 394 ; parsonage of , 222,
394.
Hargell, Will., 224.
Hargrave, Hargraves, Chris., 242 ;
Geo., 289 ; John, 214, 260, 296
Harland, Ralph, 11 ; Rob., 88 ; 11.
Harlington. Thom., 320 (3).
Harlsey, East, 92.
Harmby, 141.
Harmysteede, Rich., 260.
Harper, James, 467 ; Rpb., 607 ;
Symond, 342 ; Will., 6L .
578
INDEX;
Harpham, Herppam,John, 186 ; Will.,
164.
Harpman, John, 184.
Harportes, Thorn., 321.
Harrington, Sir James, 28, 281 ; John
and Eliz. his wife, 176 ; John and
Isab. his wife, 176f» ; Will., 202, 208.
Harrison, Agnes, 44 ; Alyson, 64 ;
Geo., Ill ; James, 305 ; Jenet, 45,
102; John, 67, 111, 179, 248, 285,
330, 352; Rob., Ill, 314; Thorn.,
307 ; Will., 26, 68, 126, 319, 560 ;
widow, 214, 305. See Henry ton.
Harroo, Will., 254.
Harrowgate, 269.
Harte, Agnes, 126 ; Raudell, 241.
Hartington, vicar of, 556.
Harthill, chap, of Kneton in, 187, 385.
Hartley, John, 294.
Harvey, Geo., 286 ; Rob., 330.
Harwood, Edw., 148 ; John, 512 ;
Laur., 190.
Haslewood, 29 ; chap, at, (ii.) x., 228,
229, 376, 376.
, Geo., 534 ; Thom., 28.
Hassard, Rob., 285.
Hastings, Sir Francis, 194, 195 ; heirs
of, 58.
Hatfield, 556 ; chap, of Stanford in
151, 389 ; service of Our Lady in
149, 388 ; service of St. Kath. in
150, 388 ; Farfeld in, 149 ; Gilcar
in, 149 ; grave of, 150, 151, 153
Huddyll ground in, 149 ; lights and
lamps in, 389 ; Milneford in, 149
Tall Payeris in, 149 ; Tuds worth in
149 ; vicar of, 149.
, Thom. de, Bp. of Durham, 182w
Rich., 557 ; Will., 171.
Hathelseye, John de and Emma his
wife, 220w, 47 1».
Hatmane, Hugh, 339.
Hatter, Rob., 31 ; Thom., 31.
Hatton, John, 281.
Haughton, Great, 192.
, Alan, 247.
Haughwood, 335.
Haulles, Will., 92.
Haveloke, Nich., 65.
Hawkebarrowe, uxor, 28.
Hawkes, Will., 23.
Hawkesfurth, Anne, 220.
Hawkesley, Geo., 19, 435.
Hawkeswell, John, 452.
Hawkswick, 255.
Hawksworth, Hawkeworth, 203, 204.
, Thom., 334 ; heirs of, 178.
Hawne, Will., 40».
Haworth, 8 ; chap, (ii.) viii.
, Adam, 284.
Hawteman, Thom., 350.
Hawton, John, 332, 369n ; Will., 332.
Haxby, 98 ; chap, of Our Lady.in, 97,
477 ; Ught in, 478.
Haxwell, par. of, 500 ; lamp in, 500 ;
Lamp Ing, 500.
, East, 500.
Hay, Peter de la, 13, 559 ; Will., 78 ;
Will, de la, 213«.
Hayeworth, Laur., 190. See Haworth.
Hayford, Hayforth, Thom., 334, 336.
Hay hurst, Will., 247 ; widow, 307.
Hayles, Anth., 276.
Haytfotte, Thom., 343.
Hay ton cum Tylne, 6 ; poor of, 7.
, Will., 13, 19, 29, 339 (2), 436.
Healaugh, mon. of, 119.
Healey, 302.
Heaton (Hetton?), 8 ; parsonage of, 6.
Hebden, manor of, 411.
, Chris., 366 ; James, 389 ; Will.,
364.
Hebblethwaite, Habilthnate, Hen.,
325, 326» ; Rob., 414.
Hedbye, Rob., 224.
Hedlam, John, 477.
Hedley, Edw., 299.
Hedon in HoMemess, 555, 556, 557,
558 ; chan of St. Augustine, 558 ;
chan. at altar of B. V. M. in chap.
of St. Augustine, 5d8» ; guild of
Holy Cross or Rood of, 658, 558« ;
high cross, 558.
HekyltoD, Dennis, 25, 27, 30, 438 (2).
Helay, Helley, John, 180 ; Will., 180.
Hele8,Helez,John,244 (2) ; Thom., 244.
Helke, Rich., 277.
Helleward, Adam and Agnes his wife,
341.
Helme, Thom., 290.
Helmsley, 126, 508, 609 ; baUey of,
127 ; Bondgate in, 509 ; chan. of
Our Lady in. 126, 508 ; ohan. of
Pockley in, 127, 508 ; gavil gild in,
127 ; Halcote Leys in. 127 ; lights
in, 509; lord of, 127 ; lordship of,
127 ; obits in, 509; park of, 127;
stock of sheep in, 127, 509 ; Welle
Close in, 127.
, John de, 659 ; Rich., 90« ; Will.
de and Alice his wife, 659.
Helperby Lane, 136.
, John, 89, 480.
Helperthorpe, 8.
Hemmingway, Rich., 190.
Hempe, Edw., 277.
Hempton, manor of, 328.
, Rob., 328 (2), 331.
Hemsworth, 277, 298n ; chan. at altar
of Thom. Becket, 281 ; oha&. of
Our Lady, 281 ; chan. ho. in, 381 ;
lords of, 281 ; parson of, 324 ; towir>
fields of, 281 ; Wood Hon§e Tene-
ment, 281.
INDEX.
579
Hemsworth, John, 291 ; Hen., 276 (2).
Henlake, Will., 26, 28.
Henneage, Rob., 1, 370.
Henney, Edw.. (ii.) viii.
Henry IV., 12.
VI , 16, 229, 234, 535w ; Marg.,
wife of, 16, 229, 535».
VII., 11, 24, 205, 235 ;Marg. his
mother, 205.
-, Prince of Wales, 24.
Henryson, Herryson, Gilb., 546; John,
26, 28, 172, 186; Laur., 102; Oswald,
26 ; Rich., 120 (3) ; Rob., 172 ;
Rog., 166 ; Seth., 98 (3) ; Thorn.,
415. See Harrison.
Heodley, Peter, 32.
Heppelby, 114.
Heptonstall, chap, of, (ii ) x., 297,
298, 421, 423 ; chan. in, 297, 423;
serv. of Our Lady in. 297, 423 ;
churcihwardens of, 298 ; Gleide Shay
in, 297 ; Greenwood chan. in, 423 ;
Stancelfeild in, 297 ; Tayleheiles in,
297.
, Chas., 167; Rob., 195, 273;
Thorn., 277.
Herberte, John, 371.
Herdesty, Will., 239.
Herding, John, 286.
Herghait, Will., 197.
Herkey, Will., 111.
Herlay, Rich., 394.
Herle, John, 298».
Hermitage, Edm., 203.
Herthill, Adam, 185, 185« ; Amice,
widow of, 185, 18oM.
Herringham, heirs of , 196.
Herringthorpe, 202, 207.
Heslope, John, 133.
Hesterton, 109.
, John, 103.
Hessay, Edm., 47, 464.
Hessle, 338m, 340 ; church of, 347 ;
parish of, 347.
Hewby, Nich., 95.
Hewett, Huett, Rich., 52; Thom.,
166, 279, 326, 333, 482.
Ilewetson, Huetson, Eliz., 132 ; John,
397; Thom., 51.
Hewick, 348.
He worth, 43.
, Hey worth, John, 223, 374.
Hewson, Thom., 365.
Hexthorpe, 179.
Heyre, Thom., 157.
Heytou, Jenkyn, 280.
Hiddys, Chris., 149.
Hide, Rob., 256.
Hides, Will., 188.
Higane, Rich., 291.
Highfield, 256.
Hikkoy, Will., 300.
Hill, Hyll, Edw., 197; Jenet, 151;
John, 73, 184, 206, 207, 267 (2),
379; Rob., 205», 259; Walt, 226 ;
Will., 18; widow, 273.
Hillam, James, 181.
Hillary, John, 216.
EQllicode, Mr., 236.
Hillingworth, Rich., 208 ; Will., 412.
Hinchclyff, Will., 163.
Hindall, Thom.. 102.
Hinde, Will., 341, 345, 521.
Hindehayhe, 183.
Hindley, 166, 185.
Hinten, 109.
Hipperholme, Hipperon, 292, 293,
294, 296.
Hirde, Hyrde, Edw., 342, 364.
Hobbes, Will., 331.
Hobson, James, 161 ; John, 172, 179,
(2), 180; Rob., 179, 392.
Hobye, 8.
HockensoD, Laur., 352.
Hoddeston, John, 660.
Hode, John, 549 ; Thom., 548, 560.
Hodgeson, Hoggeson, Agnes, 343 ;
Alex., 179; Chris., 105; Geo., 162,
335; James, 93; John, 22, 6o, 137
(2), 277; Laur., 369; Thom., 452 ;
Will., lu5, 258, 274, 276, 343.
Hodrode, 155.
Hogard, Thom., 635.
Hogeson,. Edm., 532.
Hogekinson, John, 249, 266.
Hogge, Rich., 115, 549; Rob., 341 ;
Will., 353; wife. 111.
Hogley, Thom., 189; Will., 192.
Hoke, 288 ; chap, of, (ii.) ix.
Holbeck, 217 ; chap, of, 216.
, Will., Mayor of York, 54n.
Holbome, John, 53.
Holden, John, 294; Ralph, 247 (3);
Thom., 205, 379.
Holdemess, 303.
, Edw., 342; Will., 28.
Holdsworth, widow, 267.
Hole, Edw.. 299; Rich., 303.
Holgill, Will., master of the Savoy,
London, 396, 411.
Holgrave, 365, 506.
Holgroove, John, 343.
Holkinson, Will., 320.
HoU, John, 216.
Holland. Thom., 328 ; Will., 339.
Hollestock, Holdstoke, Chris., 130 :
Thom., 240.
Holley, Rich., 300 (2) ; Thom.. 300.
HoUings, Chris.. 219.
Hollingbragge, John, 189.
Hollingbrynge land, 190.
Holme Frith, 297.
in Beverley, 562 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 63B ; obits in, 638.
580
INDEX.
Holme in Graven, 245.
, Janet, 8 ; John, 192 ; Miles,
244; Rich., 184; Rob., 62, 186;
Thorn., 46, 66, 362; Will., 64, 469,
647.
Holmes, John, 171m; Rich., 383;
Rob., 285.
Holmley, Rich., 161.
Holor jge, John, 190.
Holrode, Hen., 283.
HolHon, Maud, 132.
Holstoke, Chris., 510
Holte, Will., 167, 168 (2).
Holton, Will., 162.
Holywell, Will., 286 (3).
Honingham, Rog. de, 65n.
Hooson, John, 66.
Hooton Payuel 430 ; a light in, 388 ;
poor of, 7.
, Chris., 273 ; Rob., 263.
Hope, Edw., 277.
Hopday, Geo., 167.
Hopis, Geo., 91.
Hoppay, Hoppy, Anth., 244; Edw.,
294, 295, 308, 422 ; Rob., 272, 273,
276.
Hopton, Alex., 215; heirs of , 287.
Horamley, Geo., 237.
Horbury, 312, 313.
Horn, John, 332; Will., 203.
Hornby, chan. in, 498« ; chan. of St.
Cuthbert in, 498 ; chan. of Our
Lady, 498 ; chap, of Stoke in, 260 ;
obitH, 260, 498.
, John, 297 ; Peter, 177 : Ralph
and Joan his wife, 71, 7 In; Rob.
de. 498w; Thorn., 108 (2), 182m;
Will., 182w.
Homecastle, Rob ,184.
HomeclifP. John, 26.
Homer, John, 265; Mich., 492;
Nich., (ii.) ix ; Thom , 269 ; Will.,
91.
Horome, Rob., 280.
Horton, Harton, Thurstan, 312, 417.
Hor^eley, Thom., 11, 477: Will., 477.
Horsell, Rob., 279.
Horseman, John, 223 ; widow, 367 (3).
Horsfall, John, 297.
Hostcliffe, widow, 322.
Hoton, Rob., 202, 204: Will, de,
298w.
Houghton, 275.
, John, 215.
Howden, chan. of St. Cuthb., 559 ;
coll. chur. 559.
Howeden, John, 343.
Howkez, Edm., 331.
Howlat, John, 331.
Howrom, Rob., 277.
Howseman, John, 429.
Howson, Chris., 203 ; Onflih., IN;
James, 203; Jenet, 176; John, IM,
393; Rich., 90, ISl ; Bob., 175;
Will., 175, 390.
Howthon, 446.
Howton, Rob., 91.
Hoy, Rob. del, 82ft.
Hoyle, John, 297.
Hubbert, Sir Walt., 328.
Hoddersfield, 283 ; chan. of OurLtdj,
282,418; chan. of the Tiin., 282;
a lamp in, 418 ; obit in, 418.
Hudson, E^., 197 ; Jenet, 66 ; Jain,
31, 32, 128, 136, 237, 198, UT*
Rob., 197; Thom., 477; Will., Itt
(2), 197.
Hudswell, 116, 141.
Hugate, Nich., canon of York, S9,
640m ; Will, de, 666.
Huggon, Hukgon, Thom., 810 311.
Hughett, Thom., 92.
Hughton, Will., 429.
HuU, see Kingston upon Hull.
Hullome mill, 325.
Hulme, Nich., 122«».
Humberton, 26 In, 262.
Humlock, John (ii ) viii.
Hungate, Thom., 324 ; Will., 29.
Hunsingore, Rob. Yiear of, 468.
Hunslet, 213fi ; St. Mary Ingi ii,
213» ; WoodhoTue, 289.
Hunt, Edm., 163 ; Geo., 163 ; Hen,
293; John, 289; Thom., 159ii;
Will., 499.
Hunter, Hen., 8; Marg^., 369; Bob.,
294; Thom., 27, 89.
Huntington, 28 (2) ; parBonage of, 30
(2) ; vicar of, 28.
, James, 279 ; Thom., 278.
Hunton, chap, of, 600.
, Rob., 328.
Huntrod, Thom., 264.
Huntrowtes, Thom., 266.
Huntshone, heirs of, 287.
Hurst, Hyrst, Edm., 206 ; Edw., 202:
Geo.. 189; Bach., 206; Boh., S74:
Thom., 202. 277.
Hurteley, Eliz , 227.
Huscrofte, Thom., 164 (2) ; Will., 195.
Husteler, Thom., 264, 410.
Husthwaite, par. of, 481 ; ttoek n.
481.
Hustus, Nich., 461.
Hutchin, Edw., 166 ; wifo of, 216.
Hutchinson, Hoohenson, £lhi., M9;
Geo , 27, 4r>2 ; Hen., 28, 219 ; Joha,
111; Rich., 94, 237, 249, 474:
Thom., Ill, 133 ; Will., 268, 269.
Huton, James, 68 ; John, 469.
Hutton Bushel, 128, 667.
— ^ Gonyera, chan. of St. John Bqpt,
366ft ; bhftn. in, 866.
nn>EX.
581
Hutton. Rudby, 654.
, Wandesley, alias MerstoD, chan.
of Our Lady in, 212.
Hyeley, Will., 178 (3).
Hyiste, Thorn., 168.
Hykman, Thorn., 177.
Hyndemore, Isab., 26.
Hyxson, John, 11, 442.
Icome, John, 35.
Idle, Rich. , 286.
Ilkley, 253, 411 ; chan. of St. Nich.
in, 253, 411.
Illingworth, Rich., 206.
Ilton, 367.
Ingall, Ingill, John, 183 ; Thorn., 179;
Will., 202.
Ingelberd, Phil., 537« ; Rog., 637w.
lagerthorpe, 356«, 3o7.
lugland, John, 208 ; Rob., 165 (4) ;
Thorn., 230.
Ingleby, church of, 118.
Sir Fran., 83, 81 ; Sir Will., 212,
267, 351.
Inglefield, Sir Francis, 464.
Inglysmore, 151.
Ingram, lugreham, John, 149 ; Rich.,
285, 287 (3) ; Rob , 285, 287 ; Will.,
202, 206.
Insula, Rog. de, canon of York, 39.
Irysshe, Will , 47.
Ive, John, 97, 477.
Iveson, John, 244, 410 ; Anth., 446.
Jackes, John 505 ; widow, 65.
Jackson, Alice, 600 ; Arth., 251 ;
Brian, 277 (2) ; Chas., 324; Geo.,
343; Hen., 280, 316; James, 276,
452,466; John, 26, 240, 311,334;
Peter, 66, 244, 452; Rich., 300;
Rob., 236; Thorn., 127, 215,217,
219; Will., 262, 332,489; master,
204 ; , 21 ; widow, 340 ; wife
of, 28, 111, 342.
Jafford, Will, de, 469«.
Jagger, WUl., 313, 316.
Jakman, Rich., 243.
James, Roland, 551.
Jargoo, Sir Edw., 368«.
Jarman, John, 327.
Jeffrason, Jeffreyson, Geoff., 550 (2) ;
John, 310, 534; Sir Rich., 369»;
Thom., 214, 215 ; Will., 532.
Jeles worth, Thom., 349.
Jenet, Hen , 166.
Jenkinson, John, 188; Rob., 180;
Will., 206.
Jennyng, Chris., 230 ; Rich., 230.
Jennyson, Geo., 342: Thom., 329.
Jervaulx, mon. of, 16, 25, 103, 104,
109, 116, 123, 144, 440, 441, 495,
506.
Jervis, Thom., 612.
Jerusalem, bailey of St. John of, called
Mount St. John, 126.
Jewelbye, 117.
Job, John, 515.
Jobson, Thom., 93.
Johnes, J. 540.
Johnson, Alice, 328 ; Anth., 26 ;
Chris., (i.) xiv., 114, 115, 497;
Edm., 343; Ethebed, 431; Geo.,
293 ; James, 26 ; Jennet, 92, 176,
178, 181 (2) : John, 27, 92, 100, 218,
332, 367, 497; Lancelot, 115;
Laur., 78 ; Rich., (ii.) ix., 131,
132, 275, 321, 361, 392, 419, 629 ;
Rob., 29, 33, 264, 444, 466; Thom.,
331, 364; Uctred, 14, 69; Uldred,
429 ; Will., 336, 344, 522 ; 29 ;
Lady, 230.
Jolbye, 141.
JoUand, Geo., 284 ; John, 284 (2) ;
Rob., 284 (2) ; 284.
Joly, Thom., 246; Will., 331.
Jordayne, master, 41.
Jowne, John, 306.
Jubbe, John, 335.
Judson, Marmaduke, 65 ; Rich., (ii.)
vii., 57.
Juele, Thom., 202.
Jugo, Edw , 368.
Justice, Thom., 183.
Kane, Rob., 328.
Kaye, Humph., 290 ; John, (i.) xv.,
35, 36, 103, 304, 442, 606 ; Thom.,
133.
Keelynge, Thom , 264.
Keighley, chan. in, 412 ; school at, 412.
Eelby (Lincoln). 340.
Keld, Rob. de, 261n ; Rob., 468.
Kelfield, 67, 85.
Eelk, Thom. and Alice and Marg. his
wives, and John his son, 639n.
Kelle, Rob., 7t>.
Kellet, Edw., 27 ; Rich., 27.
Kellingley, John, 280.
Kellington, 288 ; ohan. of Our Lady,
279 ; chap, of Whitley, 280 ; Lady-
bury Croft in, 279 ; Ridding, 280 ;
Storland, 280.
Eelshawe, John, 311.
Kelway, Bob., (i.) xiv ; (ii.) is.
582
INDEX.
Kelyngham, John, 560.
Kemp, Chris., 240.
Kendall, Eliz., 185 ; Hen , 246 ;
Rich., 184 (2), 186 (2) ; Rob., 354 ;
Rog., 105, 601 ; heirs of, 287.
Kennite, David, 548 ; Thorn., 648.
Kenny thorpe, 28.
Kent, Earl of, 120 ; Oeo., 321 ; Hen.,
294 ; John, 163.
Kenton, Nich., 187, 187fi.
Kesferde, Rich., 190.
Kettlestone, 331.
Keuret>, Marg., 138.
Kexferth, Rich., 189.
Key, Kea, Arth., 203; Geo., 418;
John, 194 ; Rob., 107, 203 ; Thorn.,
203 ; Will., 202.
Keygyll, James, 364.
Keyinghum, Kayngham, altar of
B.V.M., 555 ; parson of, 537w.
Keyth, Agnes, 128.
Kiddal, par. church of, 490 ; light in,
490.
, Alice, 60.
Kildwick, chau. of Our Lady in, 250,
407 ; chan. of, 403 ; vicar of, 407.
Kilham, 8 ; chan. of St. Lanr., 139 ;
Spittlegarth in, 139.
Killingbeck, John, 214, 308 ; Thom.,
313.
Killinghall, 239, 267, 268 ; Holmes, 267:
267 ; Toppanhold, 267 ; Rosset in,
239.
Kilpyn, 559
Kimberworth, 208.
Kinges, Adam, 321.
Kingston upon Hull, (ii) ix, 338-347,
372, 520 ; chamberlain of, 344, 345,
521 ; Charter House in, 338 , free
school of, 341 ; guild of Corpus
Christi in, (i) ix, 344n ; grammar
school of, (ii) ix, 340, 620 ; hospital
of St. Michael or God's House, 331 ;
mayor of, 343, 344, 345, 346, 621,
522, 523 ; sheriff of, 340 ; Stone-
cliff in, 339.
, Church of the Trinity, 340-345,
520 ; altar of St. Anne, 345, 346 ;
altar of Corpus Chris.ti, 343, 344,
622 ; altar of St. Laur., 346 ; altar
of Our Lady and St. John Evan.,
340 ; chan. of bishop Alcock, (ii) ix,
340, 520 ; chan. of St. James, 341,
346, 347«, 620 ; chan. of St. John,
347 ; various chan. in, :i47 ; lights
in, 523 ; obits, 522 ; stip. at altar
of Corpus Christi, 34;J, 344, 521, 522 ;
stip. in, 342 ; stip. at altar of St.
Anne, 345, 621 ; stip at altar of St.
Laur., 346 ; stip. at altar of St.
James, 344.
Kingston upon Hull, Ghnrch of 8t
Mary, obits in, 523 ; stip. at altar
of St. Anne, 346, o23 ; stip. at altar
of St. James, 346.
, James, 34 In.
Kinthorpe, 57.
Kippax, 217, 324, 825 ; ohan. in, 217;
par. church, 218.
Kirkbum, 8.
Kirkby, 28, 29, 323 ; benefice of, 29.
in Cleveland, par. church, 490
obit in, 490 ; stock of moneT, 490.
Fletham, chap, of Great Fencote,
100, 497.
Knowle, lamp in church of, 483.
Malhamdale, ohan. of St. Jolm
Bapt , 249, 408 ; ohan. of the Rood,
(ii) x ; grammar school, (ii) z ; par-
sonage of, 249, 255, 409.
Malzeard, 10*. 360.
Misperton, chan. in. ol5 ; chan.
of St. Laur., 128 ; Fields of, 616:
lamp in, 616.
Overblow, 22, :<98 : Staiubun
chap, in, 398.
Overcarr, 615.
Ravensworth, chau. in the caatle
of Ravensworth, 146, 493.
— , South, 306; Byerdeclooe, 166.
chan. of Our Lady in, 165 ; chap,
of North Elmsall in, 164 ; Oylkit
Croft, 166 ; Homsmys, 166 ; Doble
Redding, 166; Scorgattes, 166:
Skidbrooks chap, in, 8 ; Stnbbee
Field, 166.
— Wharf, 234.
— Wiske, chap, of Our Lady, 145.
491 ; Newby ohap. in, 401 ; stock
of money for light in, 491.
, Brian, 303 ; G^.. 301 ; John,
240 ; John de, bp. of Carlisle, 182}i;
Nich. de, 617«; Kob., (i) xiv, 105.
489n, 499 ; Sunon, 241 ; Thorn..
159»«, 331 ; Will., 29, 68, 429, 471;
,66.
Kirkeburton, Hollyn House, 304;
lamp in, 424 ; serv. in, 424 ; aerr.
of Our Lady in, 304 ; serv. of St.
Nich. in, 304, 425.
Kirkeham, John, 82n ; Prior of, 558.
Kirk Heaton, serv. in, 317.
Kirkleatham, chap, of St. Sepolohre*B,
487.
Edrklington, money for obits and lamp
in, 606 ; Sexton lands in, 606.
Kirkstall, 61 ; mon. of, 290, 468.
Kirkynshae, Rich.. 189.
Kitchin, Kechyn, James, 246 ; Thorn.,
8, 207, 218 ; WiU.. 646.
Eatohinman, Hen., 93.
Knagges, John, 186; Thom., 514;
Wlfl., (U) vii, 614.
INDEX.
583
Knapton, 50 ; Field, 50.
, John, 40n.
Knaresborough, 237, 238,258 ; borough
court of, 259 ; castle of, 239, 259 (3),
267, 268 ; chan. of St. John Bapt.
in, 259 ; chan. of Mary Magd. in,
258 ; chap, of Arkenden in, 260 ;
Forest of, 259 ; obit at, 258 ; Ten-
tergate in, 259.
Kneton, 188 ; chap, of Trinity in, 187.
, Cuthbert, son of Nich., 187w ;
Nich., 187.
Knottingley, 323, 324. 325, 331.
Knowles, Anth., 256; Ralph, 241;
Sir Rob. and Constance his wife,
326. 326m; Will., 233.
Knyght, Edw , 240.
Knyghtson, John, 235.
Knype, Edm., 253.
Kyghtley, Thoin., 230.
Kylbom, John, 75, 452.
Kyllyng, 39.
Kylliugthorpe, Geo., 385.
Kynder, John, 177.
Kyrsette, Hugh, 545.
Kytson, Kydson, Anth., 212 ; Thom.,
103.
Labron, Rob., 318.
Lacoke, John, 223.
Lacy, Hubart, 323 ; Hugh, [llbert ?],
323 ; John, 232.
Lascelles, Lassell, Pigott, 142 ; Rich.,
91 ; Rog., 92.
Lascitor, (Leicester ?), coll. of, 165,166.
Lake, John, 315, 319. 322, 323.
Lakyn, Will., (i.) xiii., 371.
Lamanbye, Rich., 27.
Lambe, John, 367.
Lambert, James, 111 ; John, 38, 108,
367.
Lame, Lyons, 225.
Lamire, iSTich., 546, 547, 549 (3), 553f».
Lancaster, Duke of, 58, 138, 213m
Hen., Earl of, 298m; John 238
John, Duke of, 182m ; Rog. de, 309m
Walt , 27, 31, 440 ; uxor, 27.
Land, Rob., 56 ; Thorn., 136.
Lane, Eliz., 131.
Laugbarugh. wapentake of, 484, 490.
Langdale. Edw., 133; Rob., 146;
Thom., 143, 188; WiU., 126.
Langehom, John, 27 ; Rich., 28.
Langethwait, Will, de, 174.
Langfeild, Thom., 317.
Langfello, Rich., 263.
Laugthorn, Rich., 350.
Langton, fields of, 130 ; Great or
MickleLangton, 11 3, 145,556; King*8
court at, 131.
Lang^)n,Hen.,191; John, 59,560 ; John
son of Nich., 77 ; Nich. son of
Nich., 77n ; Will, dean of York, 35,
39.
Lanum, 322»i.
Lanwhat, John, 177.
Lartington, chap, in par. of Rumbold,
143, 492 ; town of, H4, 492.
Lasse, Hugh, 160.
Latham, John, 56, 211 (2), 213 (2).
Laton, John, 107, 112. 367 (2).
Latymer, John, 496 ; Lord. 112, 270 ;
Rich., Lord, 496.
Laughton, a stipend in, 148, 384 ; par.
church, 148.
Laurence, John, 26 ; Maud, 27 ; Rob.,
171.
Laverock, Agnes, 63 ; Will., 198.
Laverton, 103.
Lawe, Rich ,149.
Lawer, WiU., 180n.
Lawson, Lauson, John, 136, 256;
Thom., 27, 184.
Layte, James, 152.
Lay ton. Will., 490.
Lazenby, 122 ; chap, of, 122, 486.
. John, 132 ; Rich., 28.
Leathley, 235, 395 ; lamp in, 395.
Leche, Peter, 331.
Leeds, 213, 215, 216; chan. of St.
Bjith., 216 ; chan of Mary Magd.,
215 ; two chan. of Our Lady, 213 ;
chap, of Holbeck in, 216 ; Famley
chap, (ii.) ix. ; par. church of, 214,
215 ; vicar of, William Evers. 215.
, Rob., 545, 550 ; WUl., 359.
Leedhouse, Rob., 548.
Learning, 141 ; chan. in chap, of, (i.)
XV , 103. 506.
, Rich., 347 ; Will., 259.
Leicester, John, 306.
Leigh, Lee, Edw., 313 ; Geo., 315,417;
Gilb., 233«, 291 ; John, 161, 171,
302 ; Raynold, 524 ; Rob.. 239, 292;
Thom., 291, 302, 310, 314, 327;
wife, 353; Will., 291.
Leighton, 154.
Leike, John, 122 ; Marg., 280.
Lelham, Edw., 404.
Lennerton, Eshe Wro in, 227.
, John de, 183; Rog., 183.
Lennox, Earl of, 15, 104, 116, 123,
139, 144, 440, 453, 495.
Lenton, mon. of, 24, 205, 441.
Leper, John, 220 ; Nich , 220.
Leppington, Greg., 452; Rich., 81.
Leston, John, 183.
Letham, chan., 559 ; chur., 557.
Letterd, John, 208.
Leven, Peter del, 82f».
Levesham, Thom., 90n.
e584
INDEX.
Levett, John, 5*29 ; Ralph, (ii.) viii.,
221 ; Wm, 157, 160(2), 321.
Lewen, parsonage of, 529.
Lower, Will., 180.
Lewes, John, 27.
Leweye, Brian, 8, 364.
Lewter, Will., 351.
Lewyk, Marg., 44.
Leybum, Rob., 218, 318.
Leyllane, Maud, 81.
Lightcliff, 292.
Lightfoot, Matth., 215 ; Walt., 212 ;
Will , 55, 75, 222.
Lilliog, James, 509 ; Will. , 560.
Lincoln, Laur. archdeacon of York,
17 ; Peter de, 555 ; widow, 240.
Lindley, 302.
, Edw., 230, 396; Percival, 398.
Lindsey, mon. of, 259.
Linley, Edw., 230.
Linton in Craven, 411 ; lamp in, 411.
, Rich, de, 555.
Lithgreines, John de, 122 {2\ 122» :
Alice, 122.
Little Moss, 195.
Little, Chris., 323//.
Litton, 255, 256
Liverton, parish of, 487, 489 ; light in,
487, 489.
Lobley, John, 364.
Lobson, Rich., 139.
Locke, Will., 327.
Locking, Edw., 36Pw.
Locksley, Eliz., 202.
Lockton, chap, of, (ii.) vii.
Lockwood, Geo.. 202 ; John, 488.
Lode, Rob., 66.
Lodiugton, Will, de, 559.
Lofte, wife of, 215.
Lofthouse, 289, 290, 291.
Loge, Chris., 321 ; Rich., 285.
Lokkey, John, 255, 256, 413.
Lolly o, Julian, 50
Lon', Rich., 80w.
Londesdale, Rich., 240; Rob., 461.
London, 377 : Hillingsgate in. 327 ;
Comhill, 182 ; Gracechurch St , 327,
333 : hosp. of St. Anth., 560 ;
KnoUes Alley, 327 ; Lime St., 327 ;
Mark Lane Alley, 327 ; road from,
264 ; par. of St Michael in Corn-
hill, 182 ; par. of St. Peter in Com-
hill, 182; par. of St Olive in,
Mugwell St., 182; Sydon Lane,
327 ; West Cheap, 327; Weigh-hoiiso
of, 182.
Lone, John, 01 ; John, the younger,
91.
Long, John, 55.
Longebotham, Mileb, 218.
Longley, 203.
, Rich., 287 ; Will., 313.
Lord Chief Justioe, 307.
Lorymer in Wilberfoaa, 8.
Loetoo, 325.
Lound (Notts), 6, 7, 95, 430.
, Rob., Ill ; WUl., Ill, 112.
Loversall, 157, 170, 173; ohan. i
serv. at, 390.
Lowe, Arthur, 351.
Lowlde, Rob., 247.
Lowson, Rob., 120 (2).
Lowrke, Rob.. 172.
Loydman, Hen., 48.
Loyville, , 36.
Lucas, Rich., 207 ; Rob., 289.
Luddale, Hugh, 28.
Ludham, Thom., canon of Toric, &
39, 461ft; vioarof, 28.
Luesse, John, 26.
Lully, Will., 26, 75.
Lumbarde, Sir Brian, 146.
Lumley, John Lord, 67.
Lund, John, 289; Rich.. 215.
Lupton, Doctor, 414 ; Thorn , 287.
Lyeland, James, 188.
Lygeard, Rich.. 82it.
J-yle, Rob., 222
Lylle, Thorn., 206.
Lyllyman, Will., 185.
Lyng, Rich., 207. 379.
Lynnyng, Cuth., 132.
Lynsley, wife of, 193.
Lyntiwarte; Thorn., 203.
Lyster, Geo., 304; John, 320 (2)
TristAra, 23.
Lyister, John 190 ; Rich , 299.
Lyttlowe, John, 138.
M
Mad, Thorn., 111.
Mageriddinge, 367.
Magnus, Thorn., 5, 395, 428, 471.
Maierson, John, 270.
Maison. Mayson, Geo., 27, 38 ; John
93 ; Matth., 73 ; Thorn., 132.
Malcome, John, 249.
Male, Geo., 267 (2).
Maleverer, Sir Will., 244 (2) ; Jolin
395n.
Malenson, James, 193.
Malhome, Mallom, John, 184, 244,408,
410 (2) ; Will.. 406, tee Mmiame.
Malivery, Mr. 335 ; WUl., 349.
Mallet, Francis, 323 ; Bob., 149 : Bog.,
336; Will., 371.
Malone, John, 113, 185, 186.
Malory, Sir Will., 3151, 366.
Malson, Thorn., 111.
; Maltby in CAeTeland, 120.
INDEX.
585
/
Malton,New, 131, 132, 133, 134, 610 ;
cLan. of St. John in chap, of, 131
510 ; chap, of St. Mich, of, 610
cross at, 134 ; obits, 611.
, Old, bridge repair of, 131, 510
castle of, 130 ; chan. of St. James
in castle of , 130. 510; chap, of St
MaryMagd., 130; Fields of, 131
gTammar school (ii.) x., 613 ; high-
ways, 131 ; Hoton fields in, 130
serv. in chap, of St. Leonard, 133
134, 511 ; chap, of St. Mich., 132
134, 51U, 512 ; three lords of borough
of, 132, 133, 134.
-, Agnes, 130.
Malver, John, 287.
Man', John, 213«; Rob., 27; Will.,
338.
Manby, Mamby, Rob., 339, 341 ; Will.,
485.
Manchester, Will., 282.
Maner, Ralph, 263.
Manfeyld, Ellen, 329.
Mangall, John, 286.
Mansfield, Thorn., 313 ; , 28, 648.
Maples, Hugh, 179.
Marchiall, Nich , 332.
Mardarbye, Rob., 26.
Margaret, Queen of Engl., 93w.
Margrave, John, 152, 153.
Marke, John, 265 ; Launcellotte, 262.
Markenfield, Edw., 330 ; John de,
'2'62n, 555 ; Thorn., 101, 348, 349,
351, 352, 486.
Markindale, Rog., 404.
Markham, Rich., 181 (2).
Markington, 352 ; Humerwell, 362 ;
KettiUstringe tenement in, 362 ;
mills, 349.
Marmion, Avice,108,108w ; Rob., lOSn.
Marr, Ralph de, 458w ; Rog. de, 458w;
Thom , 172.
Marreys, Will., abbot of York, 182«.
Marsden chap., stip. in, 303.
Marsh, John, 188; Rob., 188; Will.,
183; wife, 181.
Marshall, Chris., 362; Hen., 336;
John, din, 186 ; Rich., 603; Thorn.,
215, 457 ; Will., 277, 288 ; widow,
240, 332.
Marsheden, Gilb., 405.
Marsherudder, John, 39.
Marston, 212 ; chan. of Our Lady of,
212, 376.
, Marg., 268, 269.
Martin, Marten, Chris., 239 ; Nich.,
335; Rob. do, 347« ; Simon, 412;
Will., 281.
Martindale, Rog., 244.
Marton, lamps in, 395.
in Craven, lamps in, 412.
Marton, John, 68 ; Will., 49.
Mary, Princess, chaplain to 140.
Maryet Will., 331.
Masbrough, Maxburgh, 202, 204, 207,
208.
Maskew, John, 11.
Mason, Geo., 331 ; Hugh, 330 ; John,
203 (2) ; Will., 411, «^ Maison,
Masham, Massam, HI, 112; preb. of,
28.
Matheley, John, 302.
Mathersey, prior of, 559.
Matson, Francis, 126.
Matthew, John, 213 ; Rich., 137 ;
Rob., 649; Thorn., 162.
Matthewson, Rich., 217.
Maunsell, Thorn , 334.
Maupas, Hen., 668.
Mawde, Gilb., 321; Rob., 310; Will.,
310.
Mawe, Rob., 273.
Maynforthe, John, 132,
Mead, Mede, Chris., 612 ; Will., 94.
Medley, 218.
, John, 310; Rich., 317; Rob.,
299, 326 ; wife of, 234.
Medoppe, Rog., 246.
Meek, Meke, John, 101 ; Rob., 73f».
Meerbecke, Thorn., 339.
Megeley, John, 424.
Megson, Edw., 313, 316; widow, 148.
Mell, Nich., 629, 636 ; Rob., 34, 446 ;
widow, 287, 461.
Mellor, Marg., 329.
Mellyson, John, 66.
Melmerby, 103 ; chap, of, 102.
Melsonby, 146, 147, 362, 493 ; chap.
of Trin., 147, 493.
, Alan, 147 ; Hen., 147.
Melton, 160, I60n ; chan. of Our Lady,
160 ; high altar of St. Mary, 160w.
, John, 139, 160, 160f»; Rich.,
547 ; Will, 9, 37.
Meltonby, 67.
Menscroppe, 166.
Menthorpe, Edm., 132, 133.
Mercer, Rob., 94.
Merciall, Chris., 160.
Mersingall, Thom., 136.
Marston, 662.
Merton in Cleveland, 63.
, prior of, 96 (2) ; John, 63.
Messenger, Rob., 492; Will., 27.
Messyon, Brian, 66.
Metcalf, Alice, 105»; Chris., 106;
Hen., 606 ; James, 106, 106n ; John,
I05n; Miles, 93f», 105n; Thom.,
I05n ; Wilford, 56 ; , 362.
Metham, chan. at, (i.) xi.
, Isab., 148; James, 166; Thom.,
(i.) xi., 289 (2).
586
INDEX.
Methley, 218 ; altar of St. Marg., 318
chan of OurLjidy 317 ; chan. place
318; church wardens of, 318
GrymHlake, 318 ; Impyerdes, 318
NorthiugeH, 318; Southlaydes, 318
Southland, 318.
Methyn, James, ICO.
Mcttam, heir« of, 174.
Mewiae, John, 234.
Mewtyes, Sir Peter, 327.
Mexborough, 160, 202, 204.
, Alex., 285 ; Lionel, 277.
Meyniil, Nich. de, 554.
Michell, Anth., 27 : Chas., 157 ; James,
162 ; John, 292, 297 : Percival, 230 ;
Rich., 245, 423 ; Thom., 339 (3),
529, 553 ; Will., 159;/. 339 ; wife of,
351.
Micklcthwait, grange of, 6.
Middlebrook, Chris., 152 (2), 153.
Middleham, chan. of Our Lady in,
116, 502 ; money in stock, 502.
, Adam (i.) xiv., lOG, 501 ; John,
106.
Middlosheyngton, 302.
Middleton, 101, 357 ; castle, 101 ;
chan. in chap, of, 103 ; chap of in
par. of Wathe, 102, 103, 505;
grammer sch. at (ii.) vii. ; guild of
Our Lady (ii.) vii. ; Lockton and
Cropton chaps., (ii.) vii.
in Pickering Lythe,57 (2), 58, 97.
Quernhowe, 102 ; chan. in, 504.
in Roth well, 291, 292; chap, of,
291.
Tyas, chan. in, 518.
on the Wolds, 39.
, Chris., 285; Geo., 240; John,
350, 367 ; Marg., 181 : Nich., 235,
253; Rob., 350; Thom., 115, 350,
352, 364, 495 ; Will., 253 (3) ; Mr.,
321.
Middle wood, John, 305.
Milbomo, 8.
, John. 353.
Milbroko, James, 236.
Milby, 261, 261w, 262, 267.
Mildmay, Thom., 553« ; Sir Walt, (i.)
xiv., (ii.) vii., ix.
Miles, John, 139 (2).
Mileston, John, 229.
Milford, South, 331, 333.
Milkellfelde, John, 174.
Miller, Milner, Agnes, 49 ; Chris.,
139 : Edwin, 136 ; Geo., 277 ; heirs
of, 136 ; J(.hn, 173, 274, 327 ; Ralph,
180; Raynold, 136; Simon, 119;
Thom., 342 ; widow, 60.
Millet, Jonott, 48.
Milnethorpe, chantry house at, 316.
Milton, parson of, 248.
Minskip, 100, 263, 264, 265, 267, 268.
Minyng, John, 331.
Mirfeld, WiU., 234 (2).
Mirfyne, Rob., 176, 391 ; Will., 171
559.
Mitton, 247, 248, 338n, 405, 406, 477
chan. of St. Nioh. in, 247, 405
Bailey chap., (ii.) vii. ; dhap. c
Waddington in, (ii.) z., 248 (2). 40£
406 ; Maison Dieu at, 338 ; pftnai
etc., of. 248, 405.
, John, 292.
Moberley, John, 277, 332 ; Thom.
273.
Mode, Brian, 91.
Mody, Rich., 183 ; Will., 89, 202.
Moke, Mok, BetterjR, 48 ; Bjen., S19
Moksin, Mocson, John, 188 ; Will.
310, 311 (2).
Molerd, widow, 206.
Molesbye, house of, 31, 32.
Molescrof t, chap, of Our Liady, 536 :
chap, of Blessed Mary, 537m.
Mollenson, James (ii.) viii.
Monk Bretton, mon of, 192, 208.
Monk Burton, 169 ; prior of, 195, 196.
Monke, John, 193 ; lUch., 240.
Mtmkton, 363 ; preb. of, 25U, 253, 26S
Moor, lamp or light in, 377.
, Thom. (iiO vii., 351 ; Will., 26S
Monteagle, Lord, 217, 276.
Monkgrate, John de, 83m ; Peter de, IS,
Moorhouse Field, 318.
Moples, Thom., 286.
Morcarre g^range, 349.
More, John, 209, 321, 380, 518 ; Hngli.
509 ; Rich., 123 (3) ; Bob. de la,826ii-
Will., 283, 313.
More Beck, 220.
Moreby, 79 (2).
, Nich., 86, 85n ; Will, de, 85m.
Moreman, Rob., 132.
Morley, BrUn, 243 (2) ; Geo.. 160 ;
Nich , 166 (2) ; Ricb., 839.
Momyng, Will., 331.
Morrell, Rich., 131.
Morren, Sir Thom., 128.
Morris, Morres, MatUi., 137, 514;
Rich., 165 (2).
Morrison, John, 138.
Morrow Mass, 299, 311, 312.
Morsel, G^., 533, 546.
Morton, 322«}.
, John, 65», 306 ; Bob. de and
Joan his wife, 559 ; Bog. de, 65ii.
Morvyn, Matth., 67.
Moryce, Hugh, 27.
Mosley, Eliz., 18; Hen., 319; Wffl.,
163 (2).
Mosse, wife of, 549.
Motherby, Guy, 284 ; wife of, 284.
Mottey, Will., 462.
Moulsey, Mulso, 12.
INDEX.
587
Mount Grace, mon. of, 144.
Mount St. John, 100, 126, 168.
Moure, Will., 190.
Mowbray, John, 71, 469 ; Rich., 342 ;
Thorn., 236.
Moye, Thorn., 279.
Moyte, Rob., 537.
Mulketon, 145.
Mulwath, 367.
Murfeyld, SirWm.,299.
Murrall, Edrn., 351.
Murton, 507 ; chapel of ease at, 476.
, Will., 54w.
Myer, Rob., 237, 268.
Myers, Myres, James, 27 ; Jenet, 49.
Myke, Rich., 145.
Mynne, uxor, 27.
Mynnes, WiU., 330.
Mysyn (co. Notts.), 559.
N
Nabum, 46, 47, 55, 450« ; chap, of, 47.
Nard,|Will., 241.
Nassington, John de, 232.
Naton, Rich., 48.
Natt, John, 234.
Nawt., Thorn., 207.
Nawton, Rob., 131, 133
Nayler, Percival, 313 : Rich , 198, 314,
423.
Neddyke, Rob., 549.
Negson, Rich., 139.
Nelscrope, Rob., 284 (2).
Nel8on, Chris., 56 (2) ; Eliz., 218 ;
Kath., 83 ; Jenet, 176; John, 353;
Rich., 56; Rob., 28, 322; Thorn.,
8i, 163, 335; Will., 11.
Nessingwik, Rog. de, 557.
Netherthorpe, 2«»3.
Netherwood, John, 262, 266.
Nettletou, John, 286 ; Will., 203.
Neuddyke, Rich., 549.
Nevill, Alice, 474w ; Geo ,110; Geo.
elect of Exeter, 54w ; Euphemia,
474m ; John, 280, 289, 293, 3o3, 311;
Mary, lOG ; Mr., 312; Ralph, 110,
474«; Rob., 234m, 282; Rob., bp.
of Durham, 122« ; Rog., 309 ;
Thom., 214.
Newark, Hen. archbp. of York, 377 ;
Rog., 16, 433.
Newbolde, wife of, 353.
Newborough, 13(i ; mon. of, 12, 91.
Newby, 14;<, 146, 235, 557 : chap, of,
491.
, Rob de, 138.
Newell, Newall, John, 45, 264, 310 (2);
Mr., 313.
Newen, Will,, 188.
Newhall, 192 (2).
Newland, 214 ; mon. of, 192, 292.
Newport, Will., canon of York, 34.
Newsham, mon of, 341.
Newsome, 141.
, Hen., 8.
Newton, 179, 301, 325.
, Bank, see Bank Newton.
, Little, 252.
upon Don, 155, 157.
, Hen., 137; John de., 458« ;
Miles, 362 ; Randal, 362 ; Rob., 50,
327 (2), 449.
Nicholson, Chris., 84 ; John, 27, 55,
145, 265, 497 ; Rog., 27, 65, 78 •
Thom., 78 ; WHl., 28 ; wife of, 163.
Nidd, River, 266
Nidderdale, 555 ; chap, of B. V. M.,
555.
Nixon, Nicson, Edm., 162 ; Geo., 288 ;
Thom., 93.
Noad, Rich., 149.
Noddez, Rich., 276.
Noffield, Will., 260.
Norham, Thom., 8.
Norman, heirs of, 292 ; Mistress, 233 ;
Thom., 513.
Normanby, 557-
Normanton, 321, 322, 322« ; Altoftes,
320 ; chan. of Our Lady (ii.) ix.,
321, 419: Lake's chan., 321, 322,
419 ; chap, of St. John Evang. 332w ;
chap, in manor of, 557 ; distribution
to poor, 321, 419, 420 ; obits in, 419,
486 ; school at (ii.) ix., 419, 486 ;
serv. in, 486.
, Benedict de, 322.
Norris, John, 529 ; Rob., 184, 186.
North, Chris., 510 : John, 28, 79, 81.
Northallerton, Northalverton, 113, 122,
123, 485. 486 ; Bede house in called
Maison Dieu, 123 ; chan. of St.
. Laur., 122, 484 ; chan. at altar of
Trin., 123 ; Brompton chap. 123 ;
Dighton chap, in, 124 ; Lazenby
chap., 122,486; Walsall chap. 124;
grammar school (i.) xiv., 486 ; serv.
in, 486.
Northampton, Marg., of, 541.
Northeby, John de, 469m.
Northend, Geo., 78 ; Rich , 293, 416,
426.
Northf oik, Ellen, 46m i Matilda, 46«.;
Nich., 46«; Rob., 305 ; Thom , 46.
Northorby, John, 78.
Northraydes, 190.
North Riding, sums total for, 619.
Northumberland, Earl of, 89, 119, 223 ;
Hen. Earl of, 7, 20, 21 (2), 82m;
Mary, wife of, 21 ; Hen. Percy,
Earl of, 138.
Norton, 89, 102, 480; chap, of St.
Guthbert, 102, 504.
588
INDEX.
Norton Conyers, 101, 102, 558 ; chan.
in chap, of, 504 ; chan. in chap, of
St. Cuthbert, 660.
in the Clay, 103, 360 ; chan. of
St. Alban in chap, of, 261 ; chap,
of, 261, 607.
, Jennet, 200; John, 92, 101,
361, 352 ; Kath., 660 ; heirs of, 156 ;
Rich., 1, 102, 370, 558, 560 ; Rob.,
203; Will., 278, 325, 332; Sir
Will., and Isabel his wife, 195.
Norwyche, Jeffrey, dean of York, 13.
Nosterfield, 108, 112.
Nottingham, suit of Court, 204.
,John de, 495.
Nowell, Arth., 149 (2) ; Rob., 160 ;
Thorn., 149.
Nun Appleton, altar of St. John Bapt.
in mon. of, 211, chan. of St. John,
211 ; granger of, 193 ; mon. of, 211.
Nunmonkton, house of, 29.
Nuns, AUce, 332.
Nunnington, Nonynton, 512 ; church-
yard of 612 ; lamp in, 612.
, Will., 560.
Nimwick, prob. of, 351, 358, 362.
Nusam, John, 178.
Nuthbrown, widow, 56.
Nycott, John, 299 ; Thorn., 61 (2).
O
Ode, Rich., 191, 192.
Odingham, Mr., 330.
Odyham, Alice, 331.
Ogle, Humph., 429.
Oglethorpe, Mr., 332 ; , 397.
Okley, Thorn., 38.
Olderode, Chris., 219.
Oldfield, 261.
, John, 325, Thorn., 245.
Olyf, John, 64.
Olyver, John (ii.) ix., 342, 520 (2) ;
Rob., 28; SirWiU., 331.
Organ maker (Wolff e), 44.
Orgroave, 209.
Orum, Geo., 160 ; Rob., 262.
Orwelle, Rob., 82«.
Osbaldwick, par. of, 476 : Murton
chap., 476.
Osbum, Rich., 128, 515.
Osclyffe, Bern., 154.
Osgalde, Eliz., 66.
Osmondthorp, 322«.
Osmotherley, 348, 351, 362 ; par. of,
124 ; prebends in, 124, 484.
Ossant, John, 330; Rich., 330, 331.
Osseek, Thom., 285.
Ossett, 319 ; grave of, 301.
Oswald, Rich., 318.
Otes, Brian, 299 ; Geo., 202.
Otley, 430 ; chap, of Baildon in, 2S1,
397 ; ohan. of Oiir Ijady, 230, 895:
chap, of Femley in (ii.) z., 396;
church of , 6, 7 ; oopyholders of, 6 ;
deanery of, 211 ; poor of, 7 ; aerrin
of St. Katherine in, 396 ; vicar of, 7.
, Rob., 660; Will, de, 76«; wifo
of, 286.
Otterbum, 254.
; Will., 512.
Otterington, North, 356n, 357.
Ousebum, Old, 28.
Ousethorpe. 309, 315.
Ouston, Carcroft, 171 ; ohan. of St
John Bapt., 171, 17 In; ohan. of St.
John Evang., 17 In ; ohan. of Onr
Lady (ii.) ix., 171, 172; Ghapmui
land in, 171 ; grammar sohool (ii)
ix., Hony land in, 171 ; poor of,
1 73n ; West Butterwiok ehap in, 660.
Outwell (Norf.) 477.
Overall, Thorn., 203.
Overend, Rob., 18.
Overpoppleton, 81 ; ohap. of. 80.
Ouse, River, 60.
Owram, North, 292 ; south, 292.
Oxenfeild, John, 310.
Oxenholme, Adam, 300.
Oxley, Chas., 167 ; Goo., 182 ; Thorn.,
162 (2), 385.
Oxton, 225.
Oylley, Alex., 188.
Packen, Thorn.. 27.
Packer, John, 553».
Pacock, Ralph, 91 ; Thom., 107, 108:
WiU., 117; wife of. 111.
Padla, Laur., 197.
Padley, Rog., 208. .
Page, Geo., 207, 380; John, 93:
Thom., 139.
Paget, Thom., 313, 323, 325.
Paghill, 555.
Pag^am, John, 54ft.
Painter, Chris., 26, 29, 60, 61, 466:
Geo., 342, 622; wife of, 26; ,
361.
Paixe, Rob., 79.
Pakenham, John, 10.
Pakyn, John, 382.
Palden, John, 205, 205» ; Isabel, 205.
Palliser, Rob., 66 ; Thom., 146 ;
widow., 267 ; wife, 267.
Palmer, John, 152 (2), 153; Rich..
286 (2) ; Rob., 198 ; Thom.. 831 :
Will., 177, 178, 391 ; wile of. 285;
, 284, 331. * ■
Paknes, Brian, 67, 166 (2); Manr.,
231 ; Nich., 56.
Pannal, chan. of St. James, 288.
INDEX.
589
Pape, , 8.
Paring, Sir Rob., lS2n.
Park, Jane, 236 ; John, 151 ; Miles,
106; Oswald, 23; Thorn., 394;
Will., 153.
Parker, Giles, 248, 405; Hen., 56;
John, 237, 256, 331 ; MUes, 248 ;
Ralph, 153, 252, 386; Rich., 163,
237 ; Rob., 361 ; Will., 206.
Parkin, Cuth., 197; James, 152;
John, 151, 152, 153, 177; Nich.,
202 ; Rob., 202 ; Thorn., 197 (2), 198,
199 (2) ; Will , 171 (2), 197, 523.
Parkington, James, 11.
Parkins, John, 199 ; Thorn., 199 (3).
Parkinson, John, 195 ; Laur., 406 ;
Will , 107, 477.
Parlington, 324.
, Rich, de, S2n.
Parmeley, widow, 60.
Parre, Gilb., 306 ; Lady, 143.
Parson, Thom., 26 ; wife of, 53.
Pashlow, John, 167.
Paston, Rich., 139.
Patdayll, wife of, 217.
Pateley Bridge, 212 ; altarage of,
363 ; chap, of B. V. M. in Nidder-
dale, 555.
Patenson, Rich., 254 ; Thorn., 364.
Patrick, John, 180.
Patrick Brompton, 109, 500 ; chan. of
St. Edm. in, 109, 500; lights in,
500 ; obits, 500.
Patson, Hugh, 121.
Pattyson, Thom., 514.
Paul, Thom., 347 (2), 347«.
Paver, John, 236 ; Rich.. 236.
Paye, Geo., 208.
Peche, Thom., 515.
♦ Peck, John, 303, 307 ; Rich., 243.
Pegham, Will., 168.
Pekett, Rob., 57.
Pendred, widow of, 321.
Pennington, Will., 80.
Pennok, Rich., 128 ; Will., 58.
Penson, Thom., 313.
Penteth, Helen, 103.
Pepper, Edm ,139.
Pepys, John, 328.
Perch, Rich., 253.
Percival, Alice, 43 ; John, 351, 352,
3,j9, 361 ; Rob., 560.
Percy, Alan, 398 ; Lord Hen., 138 ;
Hen , Earl of Northumb., 21 ; Rob.,
129. 138 ; Will , 138, 139 ; of
Righton, 129.
Peroson, see Person.
Perkyn, Thom., 27 ; widow, 314.
Person, Pereson, John, 331 ; Rich.,
Ill; Rob., 119, 162, 488; Rog.,
234; Thom., 11, 277 ; Will., 44, 45,
75 ; uxor, 26.
Perte, Rob., 91.
Peryt, WiU., 282.'
Pesigrave, John, 546.
Petingale, Agnes, 203.
Petre, Will., 541.
Petty, Chris., 69, 465 ; Rich., 100 ;
Rob., 27 (2), 41, 439.
Peyres, Will., 286 (3).
Peyt, Rob., 469.
Pharon, Will., 180.
PhilUp, John, 320 ; Ralph, 58 ; Rich.,
329.
Phillippa, Queen, 19.
Phillipson, Agnes, 320 ; John, 82w.
Pickard, Chris., 230 ; Nich., 321.
Pickering, 57, 58 (2) ; castle of, 68
chan. of St. Nich. in castle of, 58,
511 ; chan. of St. John, 67 ; court
of, 58 ; grammar sch. (ii.) vii. ;
grave of, 129 ; the lady priest in,
57 ; Our Lady guild (ii.) vii. ; serv.
of Our Lady, 57 ; Wrelton in, 94.
Lythe, 515 ; Middleton in, 97.
--, Rich., 277 ; Rob., 9, 42, 57w ;
Thom., 76, 453 ; Will., 9, 57w, 128«.
Pickhill, Pikkal, 364, 602 ; Hght in
502 ; West Field, 502.
Pierse, Edm., 97.
Pigot, Geoff., 121» ; John, 163, 660 ;
Marg., 121w; Ralph, 234« ; Rich.,
10, 93w, 158.
PilkiQgton, Sir John, 306, 306n ; Joan
wife of, 306« ; heirs of, 313.
Pincebekke, Rob. 34, 449.
Pinchburton, benefice of, 28, 29.
Pinder, Rich., 26 ; Thom., 320 ; Will.,
50, 74, 319, 450, 466 ; Wulfrid, 60.
Pitor, Will., 615.
Place, Playce, Eliz., 60 ; James, 106,
505.
Ploughman, , 56.
Plumber, Plummer, Edw., 329 ; John,
152 ; Thom., 107.
Plurnpton, Plompton, Will., 360, 360m.
Pockley, chan. of, 127, 609.
Pocklington, 90, 649 ; chan. of Our
Lady, 89.
, Remige, 89; Rog., 89, 162.
Pocock, John, 280.
Podenerswood, Chris., 240 (2) ; widow,
241.
Poggson, heirs of, 190.
Pole, Edm. de la, 338, 339 ; Mich, de
la, Earl of Suff, 339 ; Rich, de la,
182w.
Pollard, James, 220 ; John, 27.
Pontefract, 236, 276, 282, 290, 302,
313, 322, 323, 327, 331, 333; the
Bailey, 27.i, 274 ; Bakstergate, 274,
277 ; Bondgate, 274 ; the Bothes,
274 ; Brode Lane End in, 276 ;
castle, 172, 323, 324; ohan. of
590
INDEX.
Corpus Christi, (ii.) viii., 273 ; chan.
of Our Lady, 274-; chan. of St.
Roke, 276 ; chan. of Theobald de
Luce in Cattle, 325 ; chan of St.
Thom , 272 ; chap, of St. Clement
in CaHtle, 323 ; chap, of St. Giles,
and chan. in, 276 ; coll of Trin. or
Knowles almshouses, 326 ; deanery
of, 271, 323, 337 ; distribution at
church, 272; Ferryfield in, 32 <;
Fulsnape in, 273 ; Gelygate, 273,
274 ; grammar sch. in, (ii.) viii. ;
the Green, 273 ; highways, mending
of, 273 ; honour of, 213» ; hosp. of
St. Nich., 323, 325 ; Knowles alms-
houses (ii.) viii., 326 ; Leddermarket,
276 ; Maltmarket, 273 ; manor of
290; Marketstead, 274, 275, 277
Mayor, etc., of, 273, 274, 275, 276
277, 333; Micklegato, 275, 277
mon. of St. John of. 16, 274, 277
292, 306, 356 ; Nawtmarket, 277
New Market, 273 ; Northfield, 273
274; Northgate, 273, 275, 277
obits in, 333 ; Old Field, 275 ; park
of, 323 ; Parson garth close, 323
poor of, 326 ; preb. of, 324 ; Preston
Field, 273 ; prior of, 323 ; Roper
gate, 273, 277 ; Rushworth chan.
272 ; SaltRawe, 273, 275 ; Shepgate
323 ; Somans Flattes, 272, 273
Southgate, 273, 274 ; Tanshelf, 274
323 ; Tentor croft, 275 ; Walkergate
273, 274; West Field, 273, 323
Westgate, 275 ; Wayking silver to
Castle, 172.
— -, Will., 61, 6ln.
Poolo, Will., 330.
Popilvyle, Thom., 310.
Poppleton, John, 80 ; Thom., 4667J ;
Will, de, «68«.
Popplewell, Rob., 217 ; Thom., 316.
Poitas, Alice, 65.
Porter, John, 43 ; Nich., 189 ; Rob ,
60, 462, 549; Thorn., 149, 263;
wife, 311.
Postgate, James, 514 ; Ralph, 57.
Potman, Will., 10.
Potter, John, 327 ; Marg., 330 ; ,
28.
Potterton, Adam de, 324.
PottcH, Thom., 136.
Potto, 490 ; Hewardyae lands in, 490 ;
North Fields of, 490.
Pounder, Rog., 215.
Powle, Rob., 27.
Powthorpe, Will., 89.
Poyd, Rog., 512.
Prat, Chris., 136 ; Thom., 352.
Pratson, John, 167.
Prauneo, John, 239.
Precious, Alice, 262 ; ChriR., 137, 188;
Thom., 266.
Prestley, 293, 294.
, Thom., 178.
Preston, 279, 325.
Jackling, 324 ; chan. of St. John
Bapt. in chap, of, 278.
, Long, 246, 260, 408 ; chan. of
Our Lady and St. Anne, 250, 408 ;
grammar school in, 250 ; obit in,
408 ; poor of, 408 ; vioar of, 408.
in HoldernesB, 556, 557 ; altar of
B. V. M., 666, 657 ; chan. in, obi;
vicar of, 657.
, James, 267 ; John, 71, 82fi, 91 ;
Rob., 278 ; Will., 64w, 131, 394.
Prince, John, 281 : widcw, 332.
Prior, Marg., 331; Peter, 331 (2);
Thom., 331 ; wife of, 549.
Procession of Corpus Christi, 54.
Proctor, Jeffrey, 266, 413 ; Jeffrey, the
younger, 266, 413 ; Rich., 255, 413.
Prymot, Edw., 267.
Pudsay, Thom., 246.
Pudsell, Thom., 27.
Pullayne, PuUan, James, 267 ; Thom.,
166 ; Will., 286.
Pullers, John, 609.
Pulley, Pullay, Geo., 238 ; Milen, 264 :
Thom., 290.
Pungerton, Hugh, 31 (2).
Pycham, Alice, 171.
Pykebuske, Thom., 111.
Pylley, Thom., 79, 205 (2), 378.
Pymonde, Rich., 313.
Pynnynge, John, 332.
Pyper, widow, 202.
Pyrden. Will., 29.
Pyttes, Rich., 12.
Q
Quarriour. Rich., 321.
Quarter, Will., 529.
Quyar, Thorm., 251.
Quyxley (Whixley), John de, 76fi.
R
Rackclif, Mr., 369«».
Ragelt, Ragolt, Rich., 27, 93.
Rainton, 88.
Rakestrawe, John, 27 .
Raley, John, 646.
Rames, Mr. 330 ; Oliver, 330.
Ramsden, Will., 203, 320.
Ranby, John, 186.
Rand, Thom., 11.
Raudall, John, 258.
Rane, John, 164.
INDEX.
591
Raner, Adam, 303.
Raiifeld, 204.
Ransfeld, Rich., 383.
Rannon, Hugh, 206, 207.
Raper, Thorn., 93, 482.
Rastrygge, 219.
Ratcliff, John, 289 ; Nich., 21, 26.
Raucliff, Hugh, 247.
Raultou, Walt., 44.
Raven, Thorn., 197.
Ravenser, Rich., 345, 53 1m.
RavenHwt)rth, caKtle of, 146 ; chan. in
caHtle of, 146.
Ravesden. Hich., 230.
Rawdon, John, 378.
Ra we, Chris., 546; John, 365.
Rawen, Will., 197.
Rawlyn, John, 332 ; Matth., 229.
Rawlynnon MiHtress, 274.
RawMon. Edm., 336 ; Hugh, 208 ;
widow, 308.
Ray, Hugh, 132 ; Will., 8, 265.
Raylyn, Will., 178.
Rayn, Rane, John, 155 (2), 164, 179,
214; Nich .,153. See Rane.
Rayncock, Edw., 78, 452; Hen., 29,
48, 49.
Raynfelde, Rich., 161,
Rayner, John, 172; Nich., 152.
Raynes, John. 164.
Raynesforth, Thom., 8.
Raynold, Reynald, John, 59, 456.
Redde, Geo., 126.
Reddesdale, John, 120, 484 ; "Will.,
486.
Rede, Rob., 20.
Reder, Rich., 153; Thorn., 152, 153.
Redes, Thorn., 178.
Redeshaw, Thom., 514.
Redfen, Nich., 189.
Redford (NottH) poor of, 7.
Redman, Norm., 325 ; Rich., 360.
Redmire, 105, 106 ; chan. in chap, of,
105, 499 ; chap, of (i.) xiv.
Rednes, Rich., 286.
Redshawe, Geo., 238 ; Sir Rob., 496.
ReednesH, 289.
, Rich., 286; Thom., 286.
Reighton, 129; water called Costy, 129.
Rem, Hugh, 149.
Renard, Nich., 27.
ReryHby, Thom., 382 ; Wil., 309;^.
Rey, Chris., 126.
Ricardby, Hen., 130.
Riccall, 56 ; chan. at St. James, altar,
56 ; chan. at St. Nich. altar, 55 ;
preb., 56 (2) ; repairs to waterbanks,
56 (2).
Richard I., 23.
Richard III., 223, 306.
Richard, King, 20. 21.
Richard, Nich., 173 ; Thom., 284, 285.
Richardson, Adam, 432 ; Anth., 72 ;
Edw., 285, 286 ; Jenet, 72 ; John,
28,91, 133, 146, 232, 274, 342, 343,
399 ; Nich., 173 (2) ; Peter, 67 ;
Rich., 11, 26; Rob., 91: Thom.,
26. 49, 91, 146 (2), 208, 353 ; Will.,
19, 27, 477.
Riche, John, 223.
Richell, Richale, Rich., 5 In, 91.
Richmond, Aldbyggyng Street in, 141 ;
altar of St. Thom. the Martyr in
chap, of Trin., 517« ; archdeacon of,
15, 26 ; Bargate, 141 ; borough,
142 ; Brodelnges, 141, 142 ; burgage
in, 114; castle of, 101, 103, 108, 112,
142, 145, 146, 207,367 ; chan. of St.
Anne and St. Kath. in, (i.) xv., 140,
517 ; chap, of St. Edm., 141 ; chap,
in hosp., 142 ; chap, of Trin., 142 ;
Cote Wall Close, 141 ; chur. of (i.)
XV. ; deanery of, 140 ; East Field,
141, 142 ; French Gate, 141, 517 ;
Gallow Field, 141 ; grammar school,
518 ; hosp. of St. Nich., 140, 141,
142; house of St. Martin, 112;
Hudswell, 141; Hye Close, 141,
142; mon. of St. Agatha. 28, 63,
104, 116, 269, 493, 517; the moor,
141 ; obits in, 517 ; schoolmaster of,
142, 518 ; stip. of priest serving in,
517; Trin. chap, in, 142, 517»;
Well Close, 141, 142 ; West Field,
141, 142.
, Marg. countess of, 11 ; Peter de,
517« ; Rob., 356 ; Will., 369.
Riddel], Agnes, 343.
Riddesdale, John, 120, 484; Will., 486.
Riddinge, Thom., 319.
Ridlington, Thom., 169 (2), 203 ; Will.,
169.
Ridyall, Rich., 273, 274.
Riecroft, John, 303.
Rikhale, Sir Rich., 5 In.
Rilbrough, lordship of, 466.
Rile, 335.
Riles, Thom., 162 (2).
RilHngton, 8, 138.
, Will., 138 ; Emma, his wife, 138.
Rilstone, chan. of Our Lady in chap,
of, 255, 412, 413.
Ringrose, Rich., 130 ; Will., 8.
Ripley, serv. of St. John Bapt., 268 ;
serv. of Our Lady in, 266.
, Jennet, 609 ; John, 137 ; Will.,
68.
Ripon, 117, 348, 349. 360-360, 356ft
367, 556 ; AllhallowRgate, 363, 364,
355, 367, 369, 364 ; Annesgate, 361,
353, 364, 357, 362 ; Bedring Bank,
353, 369 ; Blossom Gate, 363, 369 ;
Bondgate, 363, 369, 360, 362*;
borough court, 367 ; brewhoiue in,
592
INDEX.
351 ; Burwage, 365 ; oban. of two
priests in Hosp. of St. Mary Magd.,
368 ; chan. in manor of, 355 ; chiap.
of Our Lady in Stammergate, 364 ;
Glotherholm, chap, in, 366 ; Gross-
gate, 354 ; Fields of, 354, 367. 359,
360, 363, 364 ; guild of All Saints
(i.) ix. ; guild of St. Mary (i.) ix. ;
guild of St. Wilfrid (i.) ix. ; Horse
Fair in, 353, 357, 359,360, 361,362,
365, 366, 367 ; hosp. of St. John
Bapt., 368 ; hosp. of St. Mary Magd.,
360, 366, 368« ; Hotton Conyers
chap, at, 365 ; Kilnegarth, 361,
362 ; Kirkgate, 355, 361 ; the Lady
church in. Soli ; Market stede or
place, 353, 359, 364, 365, 366;
North Eawe, 348 ; Old Marketstede,
362, 364 ; Penny Croft, 362 ; Prest-
land, 362 ; Rood Guild, 369« ; St.
John's house, 369 ; Skellgarthe,
360 ; Skellgate, 108 ; Stammergate,
353, 357, 360, 361, 364, 366 ; Stane-
gate, 351 ; Westgate, 350, 352, 353,
364.
— Minster, altar of the Assump-
tion, 354« ; altar of the Exaltation
of the Holy Gross, 359w ; bellman,
353 ; bell ropes, 350 ; canon fee, 108;
chan. of St. Andrew, 357 ; chan. of
Holy Trin. beneath the choir, 356 :
chan. of Holy Trin. above the choir,
360 ; chan. of 8t. Jamew, 359 ; chan.
of St. John Evan, and St. John
Bapt., 358 ; chan of Our Lady, 354 ;
chan. of St. Thom. the Martyr, 356,
356w, 362 ; chan. of St. Wilfrid, 358,
555 ; chapter of, 365 ; six choristers
of, 361 ; clerk of the works, 349,
353, 361 ; clock keeper of, 362, 363 :
three deacons of, 361, 363 ; deanery
of, 348 ; organ player, 361, 363 ;
preb. of, 348 ; St. Geo. loft in, 369«;
schoolmaster, 361, 363 ; sexton, 353;
steward of the chapter, 350 ; three
subdeacons, 361, 363 ; sub treasurer,
350, 363 ; six thuriblers, 361, 363 ;
\Hlcar8 choral, 352, 352?^, 363 ; wash-
ing for, 350.
-, Aunger de, 555.
Risbye, Ralph, 161.
Risell, Rob., 94.
Rivaulx, mon. of, 47.
Robert, Edw., 313 ; John, 310 ; Oliver,
304; Rich., 313; Thorn., 166;
Will., 202, 316.
Robinson, GhriHtabell, 64 ; Ghristopher,
91 ; James, 73 ; John, 106, 126, 131,
190, 194, 200, 241. 244, 510,547;
Mistress, 274; Nich., 128; Rich.,
91, 111, 184, 186, 202, 253; Rob.,
119, 143, 534 (2) ; Rog., 197 ;
Roland, 98; Simon, 105; Thmn.,
lOS (2), 612 ; uxor, 26 ; widow, 206,
332 (2) ; Will., 8, 131, 434 (2), 435.
Robson, Geo., 268, 269.
Robsonne, Thom., 476.
Robuck, Edw., 208 ; Jenet, 186,186.
Roche, mon. of, 160 ; Rich., abbot of,
13.
Rocke, Ohris. , 220.
Rockley, manor, of, 193.
, Rob., 320.
Rock with, manor of, 25.
Rode, Rob., 339.
Rodehouse, Sibell, 219.
Rodes, Hen., 202.
Rodwell, Thom., 276.
Roecliffe, 100 263, 266 ; chan. of our
Lady in chap, of, 265 ; chap, of 265,
286.
, Brian, 93n ; John, 76 ; Rich.,
66 ; Rob., 193 ; WiU. de, 261#i.
Roffe, Edw., 339.
Roger, John, 79, 368 ; Rioh , 166.
Rogers, James, 622 ; Thom., 418.
Rokcherne, Agnes, 166.
Rokeby, 364n ; garth, 112.
, Hen, 173 (2) 389; John, 173
(2) ; Rich., Ill ; Thom., 109. 602.
Rokesby, PykaU, 101.
, John, 287.
Rolston, Lionel, 274, 277 ; Hob., 631«i.
Romaldkirk, (ii ) ix.
Romanby, manor of, 486.
Romayn, John le, arohd. of Rich-
mond, 23.
Rome, Rob., 128, 616.
Romesden, John, 299.
Ronetree, Lawr., 119.
Roo, John, 313, 322.
Roods, Thom., 392.
Rooke, Ellen, 189.
Roose, Rob., 314.
Rose, Edw., 37, 446; Peter, 36 ; Rich.,
325.
Rosse, Lord, 11 ; Edw., 545.
Rosselyne, Gecily, 189ft.
Rotenheringes, John, 347m.
Rother, River, 209.
Rotherham, 200, 204, 206, 380. 382:
altar of our Lady, 206 ; altar of the
Gross, 206, 206ft ; Booher Row in,
208 ; Bradgate, 207 ; chan. at altai
of the Gross, 205, 205», 379 (2):
chan. of Jesus and our LaAj, 206 :
chan of our Lady of tiie Cair,
380 ; college of Jesus, 151, 199, 200,
208, 380 ; Grawflat, 207 ; chorirten,
382 ; curate of, 209 ; fields of, 208 ;
guild of Holy Gross (i.) ix. ; guiU
of Our Lady, 379 ; guild of St,
Kath, 379; obits of, 382; par
ohuroh of, 201 ; poor of, 382 ; pro-
INDEX.
593
vost of, 194, 381, 200, 201, 205;
Pykyle, 208 ; Rawmarsham, 208 ;
Saltstone in, 208 ; schoolmasters,
200, 201, 381; serv. of St. Kath.,
207, 379; eerv. of Our Lady, 206
208, 379 ; serv. of St. Laur. in
chap, of Tymslake (Tinsley?), 209,
380 ; WeUgate, 207 ; Westgate,
206.
, John, 286 ; Thom., archbp. of
York, 11, 24, 200, 205.
Rothwell, 218, 324 ; chan. of Our Lady
on north side of church, 290 ; chan.
of Our Lady on south side of church,
289 ; chan. of Our Lady in chap, of
Middleton, 291 ; chan. of St. Saviour,
291 ; FleytMill, 325 ; grave of, 325,
Rotte, Rob., 198.
Rougehat, Chris., 177.
Rouk,^.Nich., 190.
Roumesley, Rounesley, Rendesley,
Rob.. 9, 43, 432.
Rounton, West, par church of, 489 ;
Fields of, 489 ; obit in 489.
Rouston, parsonage of, 196.
Routh, Rorth, Rowth, Hen., 175 ;
Thorn., 11 ; Will., 353.
Rowden, 219 ; Rakes, 207.
, Rich., 286.
Rowdesdale, Hen., 11.
Rowe, Will., 200 ; see Roo.
Rowlay, rector of, 551.
Rownwhaite, Hen., 215.
Rowse, Thorn., 185 ; Will., 160.
Rowves, Nich., 189.
Roys ton, 190.
, Marg., 138 ; Roger and Dionisia
his wife, 77«.
Roxby, Rob., 133.
Rudby, chan. of Wharlton in, 118,
488, 490 ; church of, 118, 490.
Rudde, Agnes, 156 ; John, 526 ; Rich.,
339.
Ruddocke, Thorn., 57, 58.
Rudston, Hen., 136 ; Master, 545 ;
Nich., 545.
Rumbold, chan of Our Lady in chap.
of Lartington, 143, 492 ; chan. of
St. Thorn., 143, 492 ; grammar
school, 492 ; stock of money, 493.
, Simon, 143 ; Will., 235, 398.
Rusby, Edw., 277 ; Rob , 536.
Rush worth, chan. of, 272.
, heirs of, 272 ; John, 299 ; Rob.,
272 (2), 273.
Russell, Alex., 26 ; John, 360 ; Laur.,
285 ; Rich., 50, 50;^ ; Petronilla his
wife, oQn ; uxor, 27.
Ruston, Rusheton, chan. of St. Mich.
in chap, of Wolley, 195 : chan. of
St. Nich., 196.
Rutland, Edw. earl of, 312 ; earl of,
246, 509, 551.
Ryburgh, (Norf) 327 ; Little, 327, 330.
'Rydale, deanery of, 126, 134 ; wapen-
take of, 508, 516.
Ryder, , 284 ; Peter, 478.
Rye, Will., 92.
Rygge, Hugh, 27.
RyhiU, 173.
Rylay, Ryley, Alice, 321 (3) ; John,
298«.
Ryle, 154, 277, 336.
Rymer, Rob., 143.
Rynder, Will., HI.
Ryse,Nich. de, and Joan his wife, 569 ;
Thom. de, and Alice his wife, 569 ;
Will, de, and Joan his wife, 669.
Ryther, Cicely, 394 ; John, 138 ; Rob.,
138.
S
Sackvile, Sir Rich., 641, 642.
Sadde, Marg., 329.
Saell, John, 202.
St. Agatha, mon. of, see Bichmond.
St. Botolph, rector of. Will., de Sand-
ford, 182w.
St. Oswald, mon. of, 22, 290, 302, 305,
324 ; preb. of, 29.
St. Paulo, John, 171, 171w ; Rob. de,
13 ; Rob., son of Thom. de, 17 In;
Will, de, 171w.
St. Quintin, Thom. de and Marg. his
wife, 498«.
St. Stephen, dean of, 301.
Sale, Edw., 318 ; Thom. de la, 326w.
Salisbury, Rich., Earl of, 94«, 106«,
ll6n ; Alice, wife of, 94«, ll6n.
Sallay, 349.
, Will., 460w.
Salle, John, 200.
Salley, abbots of, 262 ; mon. of, 264 ;
Rob., 61, 5ln; Matilda his wife,
51«.
Salmon Burton, 292.
, Wm., 331 (2).
Salowfelde, Rob., 49.
Salter, Rich., 247.
Saltmarche, , 146.
Salton, 202 ; preb. of, 8 ; Edm., 136 ;
John, 68.
Saltonstall, Will., 299.
Samell, Will., 292.
Samer, Rob., 196.
Sampall, John, 274, 319 ; Mr., 200.
Sampson, Rich., 282; Will., 327.
Sampster, John, 248.
Sampton, Will., 72.
Samuel, Rob., 26.
Sandal, Sindall, Great, 311, 312, 336,
336, 420; altar of St. Nioh., 320;
Bretton, 320 ; chan. in oastle of, 316,
594
INDEX.
420 ; ohan. of Our Lady, 319, 320,
420 (2) ; Halifax Yard, 320 ; Mir-
field, 320 ; Faroch Ing, 335 ; Fugnal
aose, 336 ; Whilley, 320.
, Kirk or Little, 161 ; chan. of St.
Nioh., 173, 389 ; obit, 390.
, Edw., 61, 468 ; Thorn., 273.
Sande, John, 328 (2) ; Will., 328.
Sanderson, wife of, 548.
Sandford, Edm., 79, 170 ; Simon de,
182n ; Will., 182 (2), 182w.
Sange, Thorn., 176.
Santyngley, John, 177.
Sauley, Isabel, 126.
Saunder, Oliver, 330, 331 ; Thorn.,
137, 138.
Saunders, John, 279.
Saunderson, John, 321 ; Sioh., 194 ;
Rob., 164 (2), 264 ; Thorn., 48, 163 ;
uxor, 28.
Sanresbye, John, 214.
Savage, John, 41, 215, 446 ; Mistress,
75 ; Rich., 45 ; Roland, 133 ; Will.,
61, 71».
Saville, Sir Hen., 204, 220, 221, 292,
297, 298, 371, 373, 420, 427 ; Hugh,
307;Isabel, 298w ; John, 292 (3), 296,
298 ; Marg., 298« ; Will., 294.
Savoy, London, Master of, 395.
Sawceyd, Will., 237.
Sawersby, Hen., 332.
Sawier, John, 124.
Sawire, Will., 183.
Sawley, mon. of, 225.
Sawre, uxor, 26.
Saxton, chan. of Our Lady, 226.
Saye, Rob., 241 ; Thorn., 180.
Sayll, John, 199.
Saynes, Rog., 316 (2).
Saynford, Will., 182 (2).
Scaffe, John, 26 ; Thorn., 237 (2), 367.
Scarborough, 27, 513; bailiffs and
commonalty of , 135; Bedehouse,136;
Butter cross, 136, 137, 138 ; castle,
136 ; chan. of St. James, 137, 514 ;
chan. of Mary Magd., 138 ; chan.
of St. Nich., 138n ; ohan. of Our
Lady, (i.) xv., 135, 513 ; chan. of St.
Steph., 138, 513; chamell in, 137,
138 ; Dumpoole, 137 ; Key8treet,136;
Langwestgate, 137, 138 ; Langfur-
lands, 137 ; Lymekilngarth, 137 ;
Nethersgate, 136 ; obits in, 136, 137;
Our Lady Church, 137, 138; Para-
dice, 136, 137 (2), 138 ; Redcross,
136 ; Sables, 138 ; St. Mary Church-
yard, 136, 137 ; St. Mary Gate, 136
(2), 137 ; Sallos, 126 ; Sepulchre
Gate, 136 ; Shortfurlandes, 137 ;
Spret Lane, 136, 138 ; Swarbargh,
137; Tollergate, 137, 138; West
Sandgate, 136 ; Willowolose in, 137.
Scarborough, Bob. de, 555.
Scare, wife, 117.
Scargill, Skerregill, 234n ; Gonstanoe,
234n ; Joan, 235 ; Rob., 192, 307 (2);
Will., 40n, 234 (3), 236, 290.
Scawsby, Scausebye, 1 15 ; Rye Ckee
in, 155.
Sceyforth, 163.
Scheley, Will., 281.
Scholes, 202, 204.
Schyppyndale, Jenet, 153.
Sclater, Edm., 252 ; Thom., 469.
Scole, Scoley, Bernard, 195, 200 (2).
Scolle, Thom., 27.
Scores, Edm., 189.
Scorton, 141.
Scosthrop, 255, 256.
, Edw., 198.
Scoteraye, Rob., 224.
Scotson, Anne, 66 ; Rich., 111.
Scott, Cuth., 428 ; John, 168, 348, 659;
Peter, 174 ; Rich., 249 ; Rob., 197 ;
Thom., 8, 23, 27.
Scotto, Isabel, 26.
Scotton, 116, 117.
Scowpe, Marg., 64.
Scriven, Skrevyne, 259.
Scrooby (Notts.), 6 ; chap., 6.
Scroope, Lord, 100, 101, 104, 106, 147,
158 (2), 183, 224, 270, 367 (2), 418 ;
Hen. le, 51 7n, 556 ; John, L(nd,
441 ; Sir Rich., 558, 559 ; Rioh.,
Lord, 104 ; Thom., Lord, 25.
Scruton, par. of, 109, 502, 556 ; stip.
priest in, 109, 556.
, Geo., 264; John, 147, 493;
Maud, 556 ; Rich., 263, 264 ; Will.,
262, 556.
Soryvenes, John, 339.
Sculthorpe (Norf.), 327, 828, 333;
Austen, 328 ; Barker, 328 ; Oobbee,
328 ; CoUaire, 328 ; Gudall Pighell,
328 ; Hill Crofts, 328 ; Hatteney
Mill, 328 ; Popes, 328 ; The East
Field, 328.
Seamer, 118 ; two ohan. in oastle of,
515 ; chap, of Ayton in, 515 ; riot
at (i.) xvi.
, Rob., 80«.
Seeker, John, 240 ; Nich., 301.
Sedbergh, chan. called Lupton ohan.,
414 ; light in, 414 ; school at, 414.
Seelton, Edw., 26.
Seffeld, Will., 216.
Selby, 28, 233, 402; chan. in, 402;
chan. of St. Kath., 213 ; mon. of,
213, 402 ; obit in, 403 ; par. of, 213,
402, 403 ; serv. in, 402.
, Abbot of, 211, 288; Hen. de,
344m ; John, abbot of, 285 ; Johnd*^
469n; Percival,59; Will., BomolNkli.
de, 469» ; Will., son of Rob. de, 469fi.
INDEX.
595
Sele, Sceile, Chris., 206; John, 313,
352, 361 ; Rich., 312, 362, 417;
uxor, 27.
Sell, John, 483.
Sellerer, John, 44.
Semper, John, 327.
Senyor, Geo., 206 ; Will., 203.
Serjanson, John, 239.
Sessyon, Hen., 339.
SetteU, Hen., 361 ; John, 108 1 Will.,
353.
Settrington, chan. of Blessed Mary and
St. John Bapt. in, 48«.
, John, 48, 538 ; John, son of
Alex., 48«.
Sewardby, Sywardby, Eliz., 121« ;
Gilb., 121 ; Will., 121«.
Sewhell, John, 91.
Sexdecim Vallibus, Nich. de, and Ellen
his wife, 556.
Seyntron, Will., 189.
Shadloke, John, 52.
Shafton, 335.
Shakells, Rich., 342.
Shals, John, 512.
Shan, Rich., 317 ; Rob., 318 ; Thorn.,
318 (3).
Share, Thorn., 49.
Sharlik, John, 452.
Sharow, 350, 351, 352, 359, 362, 363,
364, S6in ; preb. of, 350.
Sharp, John, 230, 289; Nich., 166;
Rob., 230 (2); Thorn., 310.
Shawe, Hen., 268; John, 252, 310
(2), 316, 452 (2); Kath., 63;
Leonard, 452: Peter, 256; Rich.,
320 ; Thorn., 267 ; Will., 243.
Shay, John, 177, 178 (3).
Sheffield, lamp in, 400 ; obits in, 400 ;
parish of, 400 ; serv. of two priests
in, 400.
Sheles, Edm., 512.
Shelet, Nich., 279.
Sheley, WiU., 305.
Sheltham, 331.
Sheltram, Rich., 331.
Shemyngr, WiU., 137.
Shepherd, Hen., 512 ; James, 180 ;
John, 137, 138 ; Mark, 263 (2), 264;
Rich., 365; Rog., 218« ; Steven,
215; Thorn., Ill, 289, 342.
Sherburn, 247, 336 ; chan. of St.
Martin, 227, 402 ; chan. of St. Roke,
226, 401 ; court of, 234 ; deanery,
211 ; lights in, 402 ; lordship of, 227:
Lumby Field in, 336 ; obit in, 402 ;
vicar of, 227, 401.
, Alice, 220 ; Hugh, 247.
Shoreman, Jenet, 66.
Sherforth, 330 ; Dunton Meadow, 331;
Lavander, 331 ; Waryners, 331.
Sheriff -Hntton, altar of the Blessed
Mary and Blessed Peter, 474» ;
Buddall Wood in, 94 ; castle of, 95,
475 ; chan. of two priests in, 95, 475;
chan. in ohap. of St. Giles of Corn-
borough in.. 94, 474 ; chan. of St.
Leonard of Farlington, 96, 475 ;
chan. of Trinity and St. Nich., 93,
474 ; chan. of Trin. and Our Lady,
474 ; manor, of, 96 ; obit, 94 ;
Westrope lands in, 94 ; Wytham's
chan. in, 474.
Shermans, 329.
Sherwood, Rob., 628 ; Will., 368«.
Sherwyn. John, 18, 19, 434.
Shettyll, Marg., 78.
ShUdon, 296.
Shilito, John, 321.
Shilton, Alyson, 130.
Shircote, 294.
Shirloke, Will., 289.
Shirwood, John, 82n.
Shoore, Gilb., 294.
Showmaker, Will., 343.
Shrewsbury, earl of, 204 (2), 206, 207,
208, 209 (2) ; Francis, earl of, 401.
Shropshire, Rob., 68.
Shupton, John de and Agnes his wife,
79#i
Shutt, Shuett, Will., 37, 253, 446.
Shuttleworth, John, 248, 406.
Sibthorpe (Notts.), 203, 204 ; warden
of, 204.
Sidall, ^dall, Geo., 217 ; John, 249,
310 ; Laur., 49 ; Rob., 310, 311.
Sierge, John, 128.
Sigeswyke, John, 112 ; Roland, 364.
Sighlesthom in Holdemess, 566.
Sigston, 122, 489 ; chan. church of B.
Mary in, 121, 121n, 489, 489n.
, Sir John, 121«, 489«.
Sikes, Sykes, G«o., 313 ; John, 194,
333 ; Rich., 316.
Silkeston, chan. of Our Lady, 188.
Sillys, Peter, 166 ; Rob., 166 (3).
Silvester, John, 178, 180, 392.
Simpkinson, John, 313.
Simond, Rob., 78.
Simondson, Ralph, 91 ; uxor, 26.
Simpson, Arthur, 306 ; Geo., 282, 327;
John, 46, 65, 69, 111, 167 (2), 270,
467, 477 ; Leonard, HI ; Mistress,
66 ; Rich., 66, 111, 266, 274, 661 (2);
Rob., 264 ; Will., 279.
Sindall, Thorn., 273.
Singleton, Rich., 48.
Sinythwait, chan. of B. M., 664.
Sissen, Sisson, John, 298 ; Bob., 339 ;
Thorn., 339.
Skadlocke, Rob., 648.
Skaif , John, 66 ; Thorn., 267.
Skarr, James, 254.
596
INDEX.
Skarynge, Rich., 65.
Skawrey, Mich., 269.
Skeeby, 141.
Skelbrooke, Skelbrough, 325 ; chan. of
St. John Evang., (ii.) viii., 74, 174«.
Skeldergate, Will, de, 68«.
Skeldinge, Alice, 277.
Skeley, Thorn., 306.
Skelgate, 351, 352, 354, 359, 367.
Skellow, 171, 172, 375 ; manor of, 172.
Skelton, 28, 35, 119, 348, 350, 351,
356», 357, 559, altar of B.V.M.
in choir of, 557 ; chap, of, 557 ;
preb. of, 349, 355 ; stipendiary priest
in castle of, 119, 488.
, Clement and Matilda his wife,
557; WiU., 214, 226, 401; widow,
276.
Skerowe, widow, 267.
Skinner, John, 262.
Skinthorpe, 157, 179.
Skipbie, inhabitants of, 551.
Skipton, 28, 243, 244, 245, 245m;
bailiff of, 244, 245 ; castle of, 245,
404 ; chan. in castle of, 245, 404 ;
chan. of St. Nich., 245, 403 ; chan.
of Our Lady, 244, 404 ; chan. of the
Rood, 243, 404 ; grammar school at,
245, 403, 407 ; mills, 246 ; obit in,
405 ; warden of the market, 244, 245.
, Will., 276.
Skirlaw, Walt., bp. of Durham, 13,
449, 531w.
Skirpenbeck, Skirtenbeck, 28, 457.
Skoyley, Marg., 290.
Skyppe, Rob., 214.
Skyr, Hump., 163.
Slack, Thom., 277 (2).
Slader, John, 240.
Slaidbum, chan. of Our Lady, 256 ;
Shawe House in, 256 ; Woodhouse,
256.
, widow, 252.
Slake, Edw., 168.
Slatter, Thorn., 49, 184, 185.
Slay, John, 175, 176 (2).
Slingsby, Thorn., 259 (2).
Smalpage, , 243.
Smeaton, 319 ; parson of, 194.
, Kirk, 195.
Smelte, Will., 26, 461.
Smerke, widow, 367.
Smert, Will., 40«.
Smerthuate, John, 367
Smith, Smythe, Agnes, 551, Anth.,
235, 260, 498 ; Barthol., 93 ; Chas.,
118, 488; Edm., 230; Edw, 547;
Hen., 64 ; James, 236, 351 ;
Jeffrey, 8 ; Jenny, 225 ; John, 137,
149, 166, 171, 180, 200, 225, 260,
264, 281, 310, 339, 354, 606 ; Joan,
138; Marg., 48; Nich., 279, 280
(2); Rich., 184 ; Rob., 831, 374;
Stephen., 142; Thom., 230, 234,
319, 324, 342, 646 ; WiU., 66, 92,
150, 151, 203, 219, 246 (2) 304, 314,
331, 350, 549.
Smithley, Thom , 177
Smithsou, chas., 321 ; Edm., 494 ;
Thom., 91.
Snainton Fields, 128. See Suaynton.
Snaith, Baconhill in, 286 ; Bayhaus in
287 ; Burthuates, 287 ; chan of St,
James, 283 ; chap, of Armyn in
288 ; chap, of Carlton, 286 ; chap
of Rocliffe, 286 ; Hoke ohap. in
288 : chapel stile in, 287
Claycroftes, 287; Ferry, 287
Guppall Syke, 287 ; Goke Land
287 ; The Hawes, 287 ; Helles, 287
Intakes, 287 ; Lady Land in, 284
Layresyke, 287 ; Lesker, 287
Materlandes, 287 ; Micklegates, 287
New Ings, 287 ; Norcarrea 287
Old Ings, 287 ; Owte Wytes, 287
Rowseland, 287 ; Sandewurth, 287
serv. of Our Lady, 283 ; serv. of
the Trin. Guild, 284; Sandwath,
287 ; Snydayles, 287 ; Sowegh, 287 ;
Starre Carrein, 287 ; Vicarage of,
283 ; Wrayes in, 287.
, Hen., 283.
Snape, tithe of, 112.
Snawesdale, Rob., 261.
Sneaton, 324, 325, 614 ; stock for
finding a light, 514.
Snell, Thom., 202, 381.
Snydale, 324.
, Rob., 169; Thom., 323.
SnytaU, Rich., 322, 419.
Sodington, Rich., 349.
Solne rent, 27.
Somerset, John, 489m ; John, duke of,
lln ; Marg. his wife, lln.
Somerskayle, Rich., 253, 409.
Somerton, Rich., 261.
Somerville, Rog. de and Maud his
wife, 554.
Sonde, Will., 328.
Sotheram, Thom., 633.
Southill, Sotehill, Hen., 307, 309 ;
John, 301 ; Will, de, 468».
Southwell, 322w.
Sowber, Rich., 91.
Sowerby, 296, 296.
, Tliom. de, 82w.
Sownde, John, 328 (2).
Sparlyn, John, 122.
Sparowe, Will., 658.
Spaunton, church of, 612 ; stock of
money in, 512.
Speight, Rich., 319 ; Will., 292.
Spenoe, Chris., 262 ; Hen., 46 ; J(dm,
550; Rob., 332.
INDEX.
597
Spencer, John, 88 ; Rich., 89.
Spenne, John, 312.
Spennithoruo, Butte Close in, 117;
stip. or serv. in, 116, 503.
Spicer, Thorn., 339.
Spindler, Rob., 330.
Spink, John, 393; Nich., 321 ; Rich.,
313; Will., 27.
Spirydene, Adam de, 63.
Spivie, John, 283.
Spofforth, 236 ; chan. of Our Lady in,
236, 399 ; chan. of Our Lady of
Pity in, 235, 398 ; court of, 224, 225,
236 ; Follifoot chap, in, 236 ; parson
of, 398 ; Weatherby chap, in, 236.
, Geo., 322.
Sporier, Mary, wid. of Thorn, le, 460w.
Spragnell, Rich., 321.
Sprotborough, 179 ; Anchoress House
in, 155 ; Ancress Ings, 155 ; Blythe
Flats, 156 ; chan. of St. Kath., 156;
chan. of Our Lady, ^ 157 ; The
Chantry House in, 156 ; Half Flats,
156 ; Hermitage of St. Marg., 158 ;
Henrode, 156 ; Hither Strythome,
156 ; Hospital of St. Edmund, called
Edmund's chap., 155, 156 ; lord of,
157 (2) ; Lounde Close, 156, 157 ;
Manor House, 156 ; Nether Stry-
thorne, 156; Old Newton, 156;
parson of, 158, 160 ; Three acre flat,
156.
Sprote, John, 331.
Sproxton, Will., 307.
Squier, Adam, 50 ; Thom., 545.
Stabley (Derby), 203.
Stable, Stabull, Geo., 215 ; John, 58 ;
Thom., 276.
Stacye, wife of, 285.
Stagge, Adam, 277 ; Arth., 263, 264 ;
Thom., 79.
Stain burn, chap, of, 398 (2) ; light in,
398 ; serv. in, 398.
, Rob, 26.
Staindale, 309.
Stainforth, Stainfeld, Stanford, 151,
203; bridge of, 55; chap, of, 151,
389 ; court of, 55 ; grave of, 150,199.
Stain ton, 157, 481, 484 ; lamp in, 485.
, Rich., 160.
Staley, Edw., 277.
Standen, Thom., 52 ; Will., 249.
Stanebanke, 2S3.
Stanford, chap, of, 151, 389.
, John, 256 ; Rob., 253.
Stanhope, Mich., 1, 370, 529, 553.
Stanhouse, Jonett, 48.
Stanley, 303, 309, 310, 311, 315, 351,
363.
, North, 354, 369.
, Rob., 183 ; Thom., 202, 352 (2),
361, 362, 364,366, 367. SeeStaveley,
Stansall, 173, 185;^.
Stanwick, parsonage of, 348, 349; preb.
of, 349.
Staple, Barfchol., 129, 609; Will.,
258 (2).
Stapleton, 195, 325.
, Anth., 286; Brian, 86, 204,
286 (2), 287, 476; Dorothy, 547;
Miles, 220; Nich., 220» ; Rich.,
130, 511 ; Thom., 282.
Starke, John, 339.
Staveley (Staneley ?), Ninian, 351 ;
Thom., 351 Will., 87
Staynbume, Rob., 26.
Stedeman, Rich., 260 ; Thom., 227.
Steed, Stede, Chris., 416 ; James,
215. See Sieyde.
Steer, Edw., 152, 153.
Stele, Barnard, 207 ; Chris., 351 ;
James, 28 ; Ralph, 377 ; Rob., 349 ;
Thom., 349, 350, 351. See Steylle,
StyU.
Stella, Peter, 344m.
Steller, Walt. , and Christina his wife,
341.
Stels, Rob., 171.
Sten, Chris., 240.
Stenhall, Will., 140. ,
Stephen, Agnes, 133.
Stephens, Dr., 59.
Stephenson, Stevenson, GWb., 353 ;
Hen., 512; John, 522; Thom., 58,
208 ; Will., 10, 28, 431 ; vidua,
477.
Stergun, Eliz., 177.
Sterkell, John, 91.
Sterkye, Chris., 327.
Sterne, Marg., 112; Rick., Ill;
Thom, 111.
Stewson, Nich., 67.
Stey, John, 66.
Steyde, Steide, Chris., 308; Rob.,
303 ; Will., 313. See Steed.
Steylle, James, 23 ; Rob., 179 ; Thom.,
258.
Stebbing, 339.
Stibbard (Norf.) 327, 331.
— , John, 328 ; Thom., 328. ,
Stillingfleet, chan. at altar of Jesus
and Our Lady, 378; chan., of Our
Lady, 85 ; chan. of the Cross, 379 ;
St. Andrew's colleges, 249, 378 ;
grammar school, 378 ; parsonage, 9,
10, 43, 433.
Stillington, light in par. church of,
477 ; stoik of money for, 477.
, Rob., 240.
Stituam, Riob., 461.
Stockdall, John, 507.
Stockton on the Moor, 212.
, Thom., 132.
Stokbome, Rob., 78.
598
INDEX.
Stoke,cban.of Our Lady in chap, of ,260.
StokeH, Stocko8, Stokkes, Bridget, 241;
James, 156; John, 183; Thom.,
185, 190, 198.
Stokesley, 554 ; chan. of Our Lady,
120, 484 ; chan. in chap, of Busby,
120, 484 ; lord of, 120.
, Thorn., 131 ; Will., 120.
Stokhill, Will., 277.
Stokkedaye, Geo., 261.
Stokkes, Thorn., 185.
Stokwith, John de, 76«.
Stoms, Rob., 149.
Stoobley, Dr. Steph., 343.
Storke, Rob., 139.
Story, John, 285, 286.
Stotson, John, 48.
Stott, Rob., 136.
Straker, John, 476.
Strangers, morrow mass for, 20.
Strangways, James, 8, 123 (2), 145,
234/* ; John, 490.
Stray nton. Will., 56.
Strensall, chap, of Haxby in, 97, 477,
478 ; manor of, 98 ; stock of money
in par. church, 478.
Strey, Rob., 179.
Streytte, Eliz., 189.
Strickland, Chris., 36.
String, John, 177 ; Rich., 197.
Stringer, Edm., 222; John, 325;
Thorn., 8.
Stubbe, Miles, 237.
Stubbes, 324, 325.
, Rich., 448, 459.
Studdarde, John, 69.
Studley, 353, 367 : preb., 362, 363.
, Over, 356«, 357,
Roger, 368w, 369.
Stuerde, Thorn., 328.
Stuffyn, Rich., 203.
Sturton, mills of, 228.
Sturtyvante, John, 154, 383.
Style, Stele, Ralph, 212, 277.
Stytman, Rob., 44.
Suaynton, court of, 94.
Suddyll, Edm., 247.
Sugar, Suger, Thorn., 285 ; Will., 310.
Sullay, Rich., 290.
Sumpter, Rob., 72.
Sunderland, 185, 186.
Suthergill, Will., 101.
Suttell, John, 235.
Sutton (Notts.), 6, 7, 95, 430 ; poor of,
7, 430.
Howgrave, 101, 349, 350.
in Galtres, 477 ; btock of money
in, 477.
, Hugh de, and Matilda his wife,
657 ; Nich., son of Hugh, 557, 659;
Isab., 223 ; Rob., 233, 648 ; Thorn.,
237.
Swaldale, Rich., 113 ; Thorn., 115, 495.
Swaluhill, Rob., ISOn.
Swan, Marg., 72; Rob., 46; Thorn.,
274 ; Will., 306, 415 ; widow, 367.
Swanland, Nich., 558.
SwayldhiU, HelahiU in, 114.
Swaylle, 113.
Sway lies, wife of, , 647.
Swayne, Edw., 447 ; I^onard, 35.
Swaythe, Rob., 207.
Swotemouth, Rob., 49, 49n ; Will., 49n.
Swetyngbye, Will., 101.
Swift, Swyfte, John, 206 ; Rich., 162,
191 ; Rob., 164, 164 (2), 204, 207;
Thorn., 206 ; Will., 207.
Swinburne, Thorn., 68.
Swinebanke, Anth., 376.
Swinefleet, 241.
Swinton, 131.
Swyer, Hen., 264; Thorn., 142, 268,
491.
Swyne, widow, 360.
Swynow, master, 181 ; Thorn., 646.
Syches, John, 219.
Sykehouse, 200 ; chap, of 387.
Symms, Rich., 189, 190.
Syntall, Rich., 322.
Tabourer, Will, le, 326>i.
Tadcaster, Toddecastre, 223, 224, 225,
374, 467, ohan. of St. John Bapt,
226, 374 ; ohan of St. Kath., 224,
374; chan. of, St. Nioh., 223,
229, 374, ohan. of St. Nich, in
Htuilewood chap., 376 ; ohan. of Our
Lady in Haslewood, ohap., 228,
376 ; ohap. of St. Leonarai, 228.
376 ; Townsend, ohap. in, 226 :
hermitage, 375.
Tailor, Taylyer, Anth., 26; Hen.,
214 ; James, 31 ; John, 27, 36, 227.
402, 443; Marg., 548; Miles, 310;
Rob., 63, 139, 231, 247, 267, 512 ;
Svbel, 131 ; Thorn., 37, 343, 350,
Walt., 176 ; Will., 301, 302, 807,
330, 331 ; uxor, 28; widow, 332.
Tailores, Matth., 139.
Tailorson, Matth., 120 (2).
Takgge, Thorn., 202.
Talbot, John, 639.
Talkan, Rob., 569
Tanfield, 107, 108 ; three ohan OftUed
Maud Marmeon, 106, 505 ; chan. of
Our Lady, 108, 506; dinrohyaid,
107
, West , 101, 108 (2) ; Mawddyn
House in., 108.
, John, 68, 107, 108.
Tankerd, WiU., 263, 265.
INDEX.
599
Tanshelp, 323, 333.
Tanshill, 275.
Tatham, Tatam, John, 46, 276;
Will., 467.
Tattorsall, Chris., 297.
Tempest, Sir John, 205, 248 (3), 249,
255, 409, 411; Sir Rich., 255;
Roger, 406; Thurstan, 302.
Temple ; Leonard, 60 ; , 14.
Tenund, Eliz., 256.
Terriugton, Tyrryington, 476 ; chan.
of Our Lady, 86, 476; light in,
476 ; manor of, 86 ; St. Mary lands
in, 476.
Tesshe, , 27.
Tewe, Edw., 215.
Teysdale, John, 362.
Thakaray, Will., 362.
Theye, widow, 285.
Thexton. John, 111.
Thirkleby, par. church of, 482, lamp
in, 482.
, Great, 482, Lady Hedeland in,
482.
Little, 482.
Thirkyll. Will., 243,245, 404.
Thim, Thume, chan. of Our Lady,
385 ; chan. of St. Mich., 386 ; chap,
of, 152, 153, 537 ; grave of, 153 ;
Middlemarsh in, 153 ; Mighyll
Marsh in, 152 ; Old Ings in, 153 ;
Seadykebank at, 153 ; serv. of Our
Lady in chap, of, 152 ; serv. of St.
Michael in, chap, of, 153 ; Yeland
in, 153.
, John, de, 559.
Thirntoft, 142, 143, chap, of, 142, 491.
Thirenom, 554.
Thirland, John, 550.
Thirsk, Thresk, Thrysk, chan. of St.
Anne, 90, 93, 481; chan. of St.
John Bapt. in, 92, 482 ; chan. at
altar of Our Lady, 92, 482 ; church-
wardens of, 92 ; Lady rents in, 91 ;
lordship of, 92 ; Market Place in,
91 ; Mount St. John in, 91 ; school
at, 93.
, Agues, 50m ; Alice, 50« ; Ellen,
oOw; John, 50, 50m, 54, 546; Rob., 90.
Thistlethwaite, widow, 353.
Thivenge, Will., 93w.
Thompson, Thomson, Tomson, Chris.,
254, 343 ; Edw., 166, 505 ; Gilb.,
251 ; James, 267 (3) ; John, 44, 95,
278, 339, 538, 549 ; Ralph, 286 ;
Rich., 22, 69, 254 ; Rob., 115, 214,
279, 280, 288, 487, 489 ; Rog., 262 ;
Thom., 56, 145, 409 ; Will.. 66, 132,
266, 268, 279 ; uxor, 26 ; , 414,
549.
Thoralby, chap, of All Hallows (i.)
xiv., 106, 501.
Thorald, Thorn., 309w.
Thorgot, John, 529.
Thorlby, 244.
Thorley, 290.
Thormanby, 485.
, Rob., 481.
Thombrough, 101.
Thome, Ag^es, 342 ; grave of, 199 ;
James, 66, 73 ; Rich, de, 559.
Thornell, John, 283.
Thornes, 312, 313, 314 (2).
, Rob., 198, 317 ; Thom., 313.
Thomewayte, chan. of St.Svthe in,238.
Thomhill, chan. of Our Lady of, 292.
, John, 17.
Thornton, 106, 245, 355 ; Dallebanke
in, 355.
Moor, 143.
Watlas, 111.
, John, 61«, 160, 339; Ralph, 133;
Rich., 196, 311, 339, 660 ; Rob., 612;
Thom., 50, 60, 66, 93, 111 ; Will.
de, 26ln ; , 28.
Thorparch, parsonage of, 6, 430 ; poor
of, 7, 430.
Thorpe, 112, 202, 204, 348, 356«, 357,
359, 364, 364», 449 ; chan. of Our
Lady in, 169 ; chap, of, 394.
AudUn, 167, 168, 278, 324.
juxta Hoveden, 559.
Salvin, chan. of Our Lady, 182.
subtus Rothewelhagh, 234».
, John, 235 ; Laur., 57 ; Thom.
de, 557 ; Will., 289«, 299, 332, 378w.
Thowthrope, Chris., 91.
Threpeland, Master, 111 ; Rich., 77 ;
Rog., 112, 470.
Threswyke, John, 98.
Thribergh, chan. of Our Lady, 161,
383.
Thrusins, wife, 66.
Thruste, John, 168.
Thuriscresae, Jeffrey, 346.
Thurlestone, widow, 311.
Thurlow, Geo., 330 ; Hugh, 331 ;
Thom., 331 ; Will., 330.
Thursbye, WiU., 241.
Thurstonlande, 304.
Thwaites, Twates, Arthur,212 ; James,
313 ; Henry, 226 ; Rich., 323.
Thykpenny, thom., 79 (2).
Tickhill, 183, 184, 186, 185w ; Bayley
Wood in, 184 ; BuUwell Carre in,
186 ; castle, 183, 185, 186, 187, 207;
chan. of St. Helen, 186 ; chan. of
Our Lady, 184, 186 ; chan. of
Blessed Trin., 183 ; chap, in castle,
187, 209 ; ffuild of the Rood, 186 ;
keeper of cnap. in castle, 187 ; park
of, 183 ; South Field, 183 ; Sundry
land, 186 ; White rent in, 184 ;
Wotlhwayte, 186 ; the Wroo, 183.
600
INDEX.
Tierman, Will., 91.
Timble, Will., 237.
Tinfilakc (Tinsley Y) serv. of St. Laur.
in chap, of, 209, 380.
Tiplady, Typlady, ChriH., 145 ; James,
78 ; John, 66 ; Will., 117 ; , 91.
TipliDg, Rob., 461.
Tirrett, Roland, 136.
Tirwhit, master, 551.
Todde, Tode, Geo., 146 (2) ; John, 131;
Rob., 302, 534 ; Thom., 132 ; Avife,
111.
Tod\4'ick, 154, 383 ; Bawme Flat in,
154 ; Bayme yard, 154 ; Brodegreno,
154 ; chan. of Our Lady, 154, 383 ;
Gallowtree Flat, 154 ; Nedham
Cloaefl, 154; the Palles in, 154;
Patenyeng, 154 ; Smythe Rodes in,
154; Tolcroft, 154 ; Walso in, 154 ;
Walsofeld in, 154; Walsewood in, 154.
Tokerington, preb. of, 29.
Toller, Isab.. 70, 556 ; Peter, 245 ;
Rich., 70, 79, 79;*, 311, 312, 556.
Tollerton, 8, 15.
ToIhou, Marg., 283.
TomliiiH, Thomling, John, 106; Rich.,
235.
Tomlinson, John, 262, 263; Tliom.,
245; Will., 270 (2).
Tonge, Beatrice, 308.
Tongfeilde, John, 316.
Toos, Laur., 108 ; Will., 107.
Topcliffe, 87, 89, 103, 478 ; chan. of
JSt. Giloa in Elmore, 87 ; chan. of
Our Lady in par. <;h., 86, 478 ;
(jhan. of Our Lady in chap. in church-
yard, 87, 480, 483 ; chan. in manor
of, (i.) xiv., 89, 481 ; chap, of Dish -
forth. 87, 479 ; chap, of Elmore, 87,
479 ; chap, in churchyard, 87 ;
court of, 89 ; feodary of, 89 ; guild
of Our Lady, 88, 480 ; manor of, 89,
481 ; song school, 88 ; torch light in,
87.
Topham, Will, (i.) xiv.
Toplyf, Rich., 128 ; Thom., 533.
Toppam, Will., 89, 481.
Toppyng, John, 31, 32 ; Will., 78.
Toptan, Geof., 50.
Tothorpe, 135.
Totyll, the heirs of, 149.
Toubley. Steph., 341.
Tounand, Ralph, 66.
Tourner, Edw., 171.
Towneley, Joan, 214.
Townesend, Townshend, Mr., 331 ;
SirRog., 329, 330 (2).
Towthorpe in the Thystelles, 67.
, Will, de, 77w.
Trafforth, Geo., 330.
Trame, Rob., 99.
TrammoU, John, 18.
Tranam, 144.
Tranby, 338«.
Tranner, Jennet, 92
Trappys, Geo., 159.
Trapttm, court of, 94.
Trayne, Thom., 612.
Treeton, obits at, 383.
Tregot, Rob., 166 (2).
Trewe Will. 27.
Tristram, Rob., 286 ; Will., 143, 492.
Trotter, , 17.
Trowtebeck, Thom., 49 ; Will., 66.
Trowthorpe (Towthorpe?), 95.
Trusluf, John, 137.
Trymmyngham, John, 197.
Trypit, John, 162.
Tryske, 27.
Tuke, Geo., 111.
Tundu, WiU., 557.
Tune, Rich., 54».
Tunstall, 116, 556; chap of, 114:
township of, 113.
Tupholme Tuppeham, Men. of, 341.
Tups, Thom., 130.
Tumbull, Rich., 128 ; Thom.. 244.
Turner, Rob., 95, 332, 475 ; Thom..
230, 311, 415, Will., 226.
Tumill, Hugh, 567.
Tumok, Rich., 460;t ; Ag^es, hifl
wife 4 5 On
Turton, Chris., 315; Eliz., 18G:
Rich, 328 (2) ; wife, 190.
Turwyne, Turvyne, Tyrwyn, John,
184, 185, 186; Rob., 183, 184, 185:
Thom., 184, 185
Tutbury, 344, 344w.
, John, 521.
Tweng, Nich. son of Luke, son of
Rob. de, 554 ; Rob., 529 ; Thom. dc,
557.
TVybell, John, 224 (2).
Tyas, Edm., 273, 276, 332 ; Rich., 160:
WiU., 186.
Tyeson, Isab., 78.
Tyler, uxor, 27.
Tyndayle, Mr., 333 ; Hen., 545 ; Will.,
530.
Tyrrey, Tyrrye, James, 87 ; Sir Rich.,
369«.
Tyrwyn, see Turwytie.
Tyemond, James, 63.
Tyson, Thom., 637.
U
Uckerby, Ukkerby, 666 ; cluui. of
B.M., 556.
,Anth., 364, 369; Chris., 111.
ITggleforth, Ogloforth, 8.
Ulcotes, 366.
Ulvestrope, 90.
TJJDEX.
601
Upsall, 555 ; chap, of the Blesfled
Mary Magdalene, 555.
, Geoff., 555.
Upton, 168 ; lord of, 168.
Upwell (Camb.), 477.
Urswyk, Chris., 167; Kath., 166;
WiU., 485.
Uskell, 224.
Uslet. 289.
Ussher, Eliz., 27 ; Rob., 305.
Usthwayte, Marg., 18 ; preb., 8.
Vail., Rich., 514.
Vallandes, heirs of, 287.
Van. Peter, 526.
Vane, Thorn., 60.
Vaus, John, 69.
Vaux, Agnes, 50.
Vavasor, Constance wife of Hen., 228
(2); Hen., 40,228; Isab , 167 (2),
167» ; Marmaduke, 449 ; Rog., 162;
Thorn., 21, 81 ; Will., 85, 167, 220,
225, 226, 228, 319, 334, 336.
Venere, Marg., 230.
Ver, Will., 342.
Verdnell, Adam de, 63« ; Mario ta, 63m:
Rob., 63«, 70.
VescyjVessey, Agnes, 130, 469»; JohD,
45, 130; Rich., 161; Rob., 153;
Thorn., 183, 184 ; Will., 162, 240,
469w.
Vicars, Rob., 215 ; Will., 336.
W
Wadding ton, chan. of Our Lady in
chap, of, 248, 406; chap. 248 (2),
405, 406.
, Eliz., 248 ; Rob., 247 (2).
Wade, Will., 222.
Wadeson, Chris., 396 ; Rich., 549 ;
Will., 179.
Wadworth, 173.
Wady, Leonard, 457.
Wager, John, 310 ; Rob., 305.
Wainslet, Alice, 547.
Wainwright, Rich., 162 ; Thorn., 202 ;
wife, 162.
Wairing, Geo., 266.
Wait, Wayte, Geo., 98; John, 169;
Rob., 197 ; Thorn., 98, 478.
Wakefield, bailiff of, 301 ; Bredbother,
310 ; Bucherrawe, 311, 312 ; Burgh-
mantoftes, 310, 313 ; chan. in, (i.)
xvii. ; chan. on Bridge, 312, 417 ;
chan. called Graystock chan., 308,
416 ; chan. of St. John, 316, 417 ;
chan. at altar of St. Peter, called
Bannaster ohan., 309 ; chan. of Our
Lady, 309, 312, 414 ; chan. of St.
Mary Magdalene, 314, 417; chan.
called Pilkington chan. in Our Lady
choir, 306, 416 ; chan. of four priests,
called SouthUl chan., 317, 415 ; chan.
of St. Swithin, 315, 418 ; Thurstone
chan.416 ; Chantry House, 313, 314 ;
Colliergate, 310 ; Cregleston, 310 ;
ErUesinges, 313; Falbank, 314;
Flashowfeilde, 310; Kirkgate Street,
310 ; Lady priest, 416 ; Market St.,
310 ; Morrow mass priest, 310, 311,
415, 416 ; Northgate, 311 ; North-
gate St., 310; Oldfield, 310, 311;
Orpittea close, 314; Owtland, 313;
par. ch. of All Saints, 309n ; plague,
prevention of, in, 313, 314, 315 ;
poor of, distributions to, 308 ; repair
of highways, 316 ; school at, 416 ;
Shafton Hall. 313 ; Thomesfleld
Syke, 314 ; Thomes Myers, 314 ;
Westgate, 311, 314. 315 ; Westgate
Moor, 314 ; Windhill, 308, 310, 318.
•, German de, 309w ; John, 272,
309w, 334 ; lord of, 311 ; Peter, 323;
Thorn., 275 ; Will., 309«.
Walbank, Geo., 252 ; John, 246, 410.
Wales, 164.
, Rob., 137.
Walesby, parsonage of, 187.
Walforth, Miles, 50.
Walker, Edm., 176, 180 ; John, 68,
62, 133, 178, 180, 219, 234, 286, 303,
320, 429, 471, 504 ; Marg., 286, 660;
Peter, 448 ; Rich., 286, 339 ; Rob.,
126, 183 (2), 214 ; Rog., 97 ; Thom.,
146, 166. 178, 202; WiU., 176, 177,
17S, 387 ; wife, 91.
Walkingham, Rob., 319.
Walkington, fields of, 661.
Walkyn, Thorn., 266.
Waller, Chris., 363 ; WiU., 197, 198.
WalUs WaUes, Edm., 87, 483 ; Hen.,
262 ; Rich., 206 ; WUl., 133.
Wallop, 28 ; parsonage of, 30.
Walshe, Walche,Rich.,261 ; Rob.,364.
Walshforth, MUes, 73, 83, 461, 461 (2),
463.
Walter, Seth, 223.
Waltham, John de, bp. of Salisbury,
293.
Walton upon Thames, parsonage of,
12 ; vicar of, 12.
, Agnes, 148 ; John, 166, 276,
279, 336 ; Rich., 327 ; WiU., 333.
Wansforth, Wandesford, EUas de, 63ft;
Thom., 90« ; ancestors of , 606.
Warde, Alice, 367; Chris., 220, 305;
Hen., 239 ; Jenet, 68 ; John, 126,
178, 360, 608; Bioh., 512; Bob.,
602
INDEX.
197, 234, 247, 363, 528, 529 ; Thorn.,
26, 286 ; Walt., 367 ; WiU., 146,
149, 167, 278, 328, 394.
Wardeman, MartiD, 26, 440.
Warderope, Otwell, 223.
Warley, 296, 422.
Warldale, Rob., 130 ; Thorn., 133.
Warmfield, Wamefeilde, Bewelfields,
336 ; chan. in, 336 ; Ghaniry House
in, 336.
Warmleye, Will., 183.
Warrall, 173.
Warren, Warreyn,Earl of, 315 ; Thorn.,
27.
Warrener alias Westrayner, John, 368
(2).
Warsill, chap, of, 124.
Warter, Chris., 283 ; Nich., 43 ; Rich.,
54m ; Will., 62«.
Warthe, Alex, de, 128.
Warton, Will., 66.
Warwick, Rich. Nevill, earl of, 7.
Washington, Will., 28.
Wasse, John, 194'; Ralph, 147, 493.
Waste, Thorn., 136.
Wastneys, Geo., 164; MaHter, 186.
Water, Watter, Boland (Rowland?),
74 ; Rolland, 462.
Water Fryston, 229 ; chan. of Our
Lady in chap., 334 ; Chopcroft, 334.
Waterhouse, John, 296, 421 ; Laur.,
296 ; Rob., 294.
Waterton, Sir Rob., 317.
Watfords, Agnes, 342.
Wath, 101, 102, 103, 168 ; chan. of
St. Guthb. in chap, of Norton, 102,
604 ; chan. of St. John, 101, 604 ;
chan. of St. Laur., 102, 604 ; chan.
in Middleton chap., 103, 606.
, Nether, 193.
upon Deame, 163, 192 ; Allan
Glyffe, 163; chan. of Our Lady,
162 ; chan. of St. Nich., 163 ; high
altar at, 163 ; parson of, 162 ; serv.
of Our Lady in, 192.
, by Ripon, chan. of St. John
Bapt., 668 ; parson of, 660.
, John, 66, 298m.
Watkyn, Anth., 166 ; Thom., 266.
Watling, Ellen, 66.
Watman, , 339.
Watson, Adam, 66 ; Anth., 96 ; Ghris.,.
369 ; Eliz., 66 ; Geo., 132, 274, 284
(2) ; Hugh, 171 ; John, 11, 26 (2),
39, 44, 64, 66, 66, 74, 78, 138, 341,
362, 398; Marg., 369; Rich., 19,
133, 162, 163 ; Rob., HI, 219 ; Rog.,
629, 636 ; Thorn., 203, 236 ; Will.,
12,27, 71 (2), 171, 183, 208, 464;
widow, 241 (2); wife, 11.
Watton, Brian, 181.
Wauhope, John, 66.
Wawane, Thorn., 313, 512.
Wayde, Rob., 386.
Wayer, Wayor, Thom., 306 ; WilL,
143.
Webster, Giles, 352; John, 263;
Reginald, 660 ; Rob., 631 ; Thorn.,
23, 29, 432 ; Will., 68.
Wedacre, John, 247.
Wedall, James, 341 ; wife of, 341.
Wedoppe, Edw., 310, 311.
Weglefairth, Rob., 286.
Welbanke. Guth., 132, 612; John,
114, 115.
Welbeck, abbot of, 182n.
Welbum, Alan de, i60 ; Kich., 512.
Welbury,land for a lamp in par.of , 481.
Weldon, Alice, 131.
Well, 112 ; Galf Close, 112 ; chan. in,
496m; Folde Heade Close, 112:
Gt^bdykes, 111 ; grammar school,
496; Hoods Garth, 112; Hone
Close, 112, 113; hospital of. HO,
496, 496 ; Little log, 112 ; serv. in,
496 ; stip. in, 496 ; Over Ox dose,
112; Farkesin, 112; Parokes, 111;
parsonage of, 1 10 ; poor folk called
cremates in hospital, 110; Stubbing,
112 ; tithe of, 112; Wells BoughKycU,
112.
Wellys, John, 15 ; Laur., 146, 491 ;
Marg., 212 ; Ralph, 103 ; widow,206.
Welskough, wood called, 113.
Weltden, Rich., 660.
Wensley, 105 ; chan. of Our Lady, 104,
499 ; chap, of Redmire in, (i.) xiv.,
106, 499 ; par. chur. to be erected
into a college, 569.
Wentbridge, Wentbrige, 168, 290, 309.
Wentworth, 202, 204.
. AUce, 279 ; Sir John, 171 :
Master, 162 ; Thorn., 164, 166, 204
(2), 209.
Weste, John, 226 ; Will., 188.
Westerman, Thorn., 316, 418.
Westhorpe, Ralph, 68, 138.
Westly, Laur., 646; Master, 78;
Ralph, 162. -
Westminster, abbey of, 187 ; bishop
of, 333 ; dean of, 187.
Westmoreland, Earl of, 66, 67, 361.
Weston, 449 ; vicarage of, 440.
, Rich., 324 ; Thorn, de, 669 ;
Will., 661.
Westowe, Thom., 268
Westron, Will., 162.
Westrope, Ralph, 68, 611.
Westry ver, John le, 368ii.
Wetheral, 28.
, Wedderell, Geo., 362 ; John, 68,
216, 360, 361, 867 ; Thom., 8.
Wetherby, ohap., 236 ; panonage, 187.
Wetherhide, Ralph, 243.
INDEX.
603
Weyner, Will., 190.
WhaUej, Rich., I, 371 ; Rob., 285.
Wharf, River, 253.
Wharlton, free chap, or chan. of, 118.
Wharram Percy, chap, of St. Kath.,
135.
Wharton, Will., 71.
Wheatlej, 176, 177, 179.
, Rob., 327 (2).
Wheelhouse, Chris., 263.
Wheelwright, John, 126.
Whitby, abbey of, 30, 140 ; chap, in,
514 ; par. of, 514 ; serv. of B.M.V.,
555 ; stock of money in, 514.
White, Whyte, Costan, 163; EUz.,
155 ; Geo., 14 ; John, 74, 82w, 343,
451 ; Matthew, (i.) xvi., 371, 519;
Rich., 14 ; Rob., 181, 190 ; Will.,
188, 190, 390 ; uxor, 27.
Whitkirk, chan. of the Trin. and Our
Lady, 234 ; Chantry House in, 235;
vicar of, 235.
, James, 300.
Whitesmith, Will., 170.
Whitfield, Alex., 339 ; Roland, 549.
Whitgift, guild priest of, 288.
Whithay, John, 247.
Whitley, 335 ; chan. in chap, of, 280.
Whitsyde, John, 285, 286 ; widow,369.
Whittaker, John. 512.
Whittingham, Will., 26, 28.
Whitton, Will., 184.
Whitwoode. Thom., 327.
Whixley, Quixley, 395.
Whorlton, 118, 490; chap, of, 490;
gifts to, 490 ; lights in, 490 ; manor
of, 490 ; obit in, 490.
Whylyton, Chollis, 230.
Whype, Will., younger, 91.
Whythawes, Thora., 55.
Whythyll, 202, 204.
Whyttye. Thorn., canon of York, 41.
Wicars, Nich., 353.
Wickwaue, Will, do, 39.
Widfeilde, Rich., 548.
Widowson, John, 111.
Wiggles worth, 250.
, Rog., 250.
Wight, Thom., 87.
Wightman, Whyghtman, John, 26,
206 ; Rob., 330 (2) ; Will., 48.
Wighton, Hen. de, 556 ; Hugh,347 (2).
Wisrsall, Wigfall, John, 202 ; Rich.,
191 ; Thom., 186.
Wike, 298, 298;^ ; Hie Ferneley in,297.
Wikerisyndon, 556.
Wilbarne, Will., 332.
Wilberfosse, house called Lorymer in, 8.
Wilbert, Phil., 548.
Wilbore, Rich., 273, 275 (2), 276, 277 ;
Thom., 164, 300 ; WUl., 287.
Wilbv, John, 422.
Wilcook, James, 167, 281, 324 ; John,
194.
Wilde, John, 122, 486.
Wildon, Alice, 131.
Wildthorpe, 166, 167 ; lord of, 167.
Wile, Rich., 76.
Wiles, John, 612 ; Rich., 202 (2).
Wilgoose, Will., 286.
Wilkin, Wm., 203.
Wilkinson, Walkinson, James, 92, 261;
John, 8, 109, 137, 138, 169, 190, 192,
197, 198, 600; Laur., 660; OUver,
67, 68 ; Rich., 342 ; Rob., 198, 494,
505 ; Rog., 190 ; Thom., 168, 193 ;
Will., 246.
Willerby, Wilardby, 338«, 339.
Williams, Hen., 63.
Williamson. John, 27, 48 ; Roger, 189;
Thom., 89, 93 ; widow, 264.
Willoughby, Willowby, John, 293,294;
Thom., 19.
WiUston, Will., 328.
Wilson, Agnes, 48 ; Geo., 46, 107, 207;
Hen., 76 ; James, 44 ; Jane, 236 ;
John, 49, 54, 66, 68, 77, 264, 307,
321, 349, 415, 470, 648 ; Laur., 66 ;
Rich., 172, 215; Rob., 103, 107,132,
133 ; Rog., 190 ; Thom., 18, 39,44,
186, 214, 437 ; Will., 66, 165 (2),
234, 279, 310, 333 ; wife of, 27, 648,
551 ; widow, 313.
Wilton, Bishop, 377w ; chan. of St.
James in Bolton in, 239.
, Alice, 540« ; Joan, 640w ; Steph.,
535w ; Thom., 339 ; Will., 640w.
Wilye, Laur., 274.
Winchester, Archdeacon of, 13 ; bp.
of, 12 ; Hen., bp. of, 12 ; WiU. de
Edyngton, bp. of, 182».
Windham, 177 (2).
Winkefield, Steph., 60.
Winksley, 351, 367.
, Rog., 247.
Winter, Thom., 207 ; Will., 148.
Winterbome, John,212 ; Will., 3)8 (2).
Winterbotham, John, 193.
Winton, WUl., 202.
Wintringham, John, 62n.
Wirral, Worall, Hugh, 167, 170, 176,
179, 180, 186, 201 ; Rich., 207 ;
Rob., 176.
Wiseman, 361 ; John, 26, 48, 663» ;
Nich., 66.
Witham, Agnes, 93«, 94« ; Hen., 273;
Thom., 93«, 94, 94w.
Witton, East, 26.
Wodell, Rich., 486.
Wodemansey, Rob., 223.
Wodos, 164.
Wodwise, James, 614.
Wolf, , organ maker, 190.
604
INDEX.
Wolley, chan. of St. Mich, in chap, of,
196.
Wolsyndayll, Wolfindall, Seth., 194 ;
Jamen, 239.
Wombwell, chan. of Our Lady of Pity,
192.
, Master, 204 ; Sir Nich., 192 ;
Rog., 163, 192 (2) ; WiU., 166, 191.
Woraboke. Thorn., 172; WUl., 169.
Womersley, Wymersley, 319, 324, 325,
335 ; chan. of Our Lady in, 318 ;
Conycroft, 335 ; Gressing lands, 335;
Hayoroft, 319 : Jay Spring, 318 ;
Kettylcroft, 318.
Wood, Edw., 309, 416 ; Geo. 208 ;
John, 8, 27 (2), 91, 163, 166, 197,
279; Rich., 149, 281, 545; Thorn.,
364 : Will., 281, 305; widow, 275.
Woodbume, Alice, 236.
Woodchurch, mon. of, 291.
Woodhall,Rich. and A lice his wife, 122
Woodham, Thorn., 233.
Woodhouse, 150, 151 ; Bouthom in,
151 ; Dam CrDft, 151; East lags.
151 ; Medylherst in, 151 ; North
Ing, 160; Pighell, 151; Smithe
Croft, 150 ; Trulove Croft, 161 :
Twaytes, 151 ; Waters, 151 ; West
Ing, 150.
, John, 234; Ralph, 220; Rob.,
273.
Woodkirk, 320.
Woodlay, Rob., 551 (2) ; Will., 551.
WoodrofEe, Francis, 305 ; James, 279;
heirs of, 287, 308 (2) ; Rob., 184,
185, 186; Thom., 321.
Woodward, Hugh, 78, 459 ; Will., 239.
Wooton, Rob., 263 (2).
Worell, Thorn., 4G0.
Worksop, Worsop, prior of, 182«.
Wormell, 283.
Wormlev, Chas., 151 ; John, 149 ;
Will.,* 184.
Worsbrough, 193 ; chan. of St. Ellen,
193 : serv. of Our Lady, 193.
Worseley, , 27.
Worsoppe, wife of Rich., 164.
Worth, John, 65.
Wortley, Thorn., 196.
Wragby, altar of St. Kath., 304;
chan. of Our Lady, 305 ; Falle
Close, 305 : Hardwick meadow in,
305 ; Lang Rigge in, 305 ; Nellyen
Close,305 ; Rie Hill in,305 ; Wragby
Pitter, 305.
Wrangbrook, 165.
Wray, Rob., 267 ; Will., 267.
Wrelton, 94, 129.
Wrenthorpe, manor of, 307.
Wresley, Rob., 289.
WieMsell, James, 132.
Wright, Alison, 478 ; Brian, 342 ;
Edm., 18, 198, 324 ; Hen.. 66, 148,
188; John, 8,203, 241, 341, 460ii;
Nioh., 200; Peter, 195 ; Rich., 130,
234, 236,648 ; Rob., 98, 359 ; Thorn.,
66, 362 ; Will., 104, 197, 203, 241,
499 ; widow, 241 ; wife, 353.
Wrightington, Mr., 640.
Wrightman. John, 202.
Wroghton, Thorn., 312.
Wroth wey, 218.
Wiilstan, Wulston, Will., 328 (2), 329
(2), 331.
Wyberthorpe, 11.
Wyghyn, Thom., 156.
Wykeham, Will., ohan. of York, 36.
Wyllybie, Thom., 72.
Wylman, Will., 65.
Wynder, Will., HI.
Wyndyll, Will., 313.
Wynecrosse, Rob., 27.
Wynston, Thom., 55.
Wyrber, Thom., 14.
Wythe, John, 329 ; Rich., 329.
Wythede, Rob., 188.
Wythez, Rog., 363.
Wytloke, Will., 93.
Wytmore, Will., 207.
Wyttley, John, 149.
Wyvell, Marmadnke, 117.
Wyxson, John, 91
Yafforth, , 109.
Yapham, 67.
Yaram, John, 329 (2).
Yarm, Yarome, ohan. of St. Nioh. in,
119, 487 ; Hospital, 487.
Yates, John, 91 ; Thom., Ill : yidaa,
477.
Yatscale, Leonard, 184.
Yole, Thom., 72.
Yoman, Anth., 26.
Yong, Rob., 136; Rog., 311 ; Thorn..
266 (2) ; Will., 62«.
Yobs, Alderman of, , Mwalde, 31:
John Beane, 458 ; William Holme,
469.
, Archbishop of, 22, 29, 80,
171, 196, 204, 224, 231, 362. 370,
524, 668; Aldred, 529; Thorn.
Arundel, 20, 21, 82ft ; WiU. Booth,
7, 64ft; Hen. Bowett, 12; Sewele
de Bovill, 6 ; Walt. Qray, 19 ; WiU.
Greenfield, 18; Rob. Holgate, I, STl,
373, 427, 449, 512, 519 ; Hen. de
Newark, 377» ; Rog. Pont l^Eveqae,
6 : Thom. Botherham, 11, 24, 205:
Will., 460#i.
INDEX.
605
York, Archdeacon of, 30 ; Hen. Oame-
bull, 24, 205 : Laur. Lincoln, 17.
, Bridgemasterw of, 60.
, chamber of. 62, 70, 71, 73.
, Mayor of. Will. Holbeck, 54w.
, Mayor and aldermen of, 62, 70.
, mystery of merchants of, 71, 76,
452 (2), 453 ; pewterers, 454 ; cord-
wainers, 468 ; weavers, 469.
, Sheriffs of, 29, 44, 63, 69, 78.
-, sub dean of, 28 ; Thom. Pereaon,
11.
■, Treasurer of, 79.
— , County of, commissioners to
survey lands ia, 1, 371 ; sums total
for, 370.
, City, 60, 225 ; decny of lands and
revenues of, 26 ; Andre wgate, see St.
Andreivgate ; Barkerhill, 8, 27 ;
Beggargate, 55 (2), 60 ; I'ennetrent,
26 ; Bil borough, manor of, 70 ;
Bishophill, 8, 26, 51, 68, 69, 75 ;
Binhophill, the postern by, 75 ;
Bi8hopthorp,52, 67 (2) ; Blake Street,
72 ; Bootham, 28 ; Buttercrane, 55
(2) ; Carrgate. 45 ; Castlegate, 22,
44, 46 ; Castle Hill, 46 (2) ; Clemen-
thorpe, 26 ; Coliiergate, 64 ; Coney
Street, 18, 65, 75, 460w ; Coppergate,
60 ; Davygate, 26 ; Dert Lane, 81 ;
Driiighouses, 83 ; Feasegate, 26 ;
Fishergate, 59 (2) ; Flesh Shambles,
26, 452 : Fossbridge, 28, 71, 452 ;
Fossgate, 43, 59, 60, 75, 452 (2);
Foss Lane, 46 ; Galmhalith, 27 ;
Gelligate, 468 ; Girdlergate, 559 ;
Gotheromgate, 8, 27, 53, 59 ; Grape
Lane, 39, 63 ; Guildhall, 82 ;
Hammond Gate, 60 ; Haymanger-
gate, 28 ; Hattergate, 26 ; Herter-
gate, 45 ; Holgate, 55 ; HoUergate,
59 ; Hope Lane, 39 ; Hompot Lane,
27 ; Horse Fair, 42 ; Hungate, 8,
39, 66 ; Jubbergate, 22, 48 ; Kit-
mangergate, 27 ; Lady Row, 463 ;
Layrethorpe, 14 ; Lethorpe, 27 ;
Martin Lane, 26 ; Micklegate, 14,
21, 26, 2cS. 54, 59, 66, 68, 69, 72, 78,
80, 463 ; Micklegate Bar, 22, 54 ;
Micklegate, the Three Kings in, 66;
Monk bar, 27, 55, 72 ; Monkgate, 8,
27 ; Newgate, 48«, 68 ; Nicholargate,
28 ; North Street, 20, 26, 28, 59, 65;
Oldwork, 27, 28, 72; Ousebridge,
29, 69; Ousegate, 18 (2), 19, 26, 61
(2), 71, 75, 79, 556; Patrick Pool,
16, 28, 48 ; Pavement, 60, 73 ; Peter-
gate, 19, 23, 27, 23, 39, 44, 53, 60,
63, 78 ; Peter Lane, 61 ; Little Peter
Lane, 29 ; St. Andrewgate, 27, 28
(2), 78: St. Laurence Churchyard,
26 . St. Savioursgate, 14, 19, 68, 79,
452 ; Shambles, 74, 78 ; Skeldergate,
18, 26, 69 ; Stanebow, mess, called,
61«; Stonegate, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28
(2), 31, 32, 39. 44, 72 (2); Spittle
Croft, 27; Swynegate, 48; Tenter
Lees, 452 ; Thursday market, 39, 65,
65 ; Thrush Lane, 26 ; Tylehouses
in, 75 ; Wahngat^, 21, 26, 69, 60,
65, 72, 81, 462, 657, 558 ; Wahn-
gate bar, 21, 23, 60 ; Walmgate,
Tylepits in, 65 ; Whipma Wopma-
gate, 60, 61 (2).
— , MiNSTUB, 6-42 passim, 428-450
passim.
— , Baily of St. Peter in, 8.
— , Bedern, see Vicars Choral.
•, Canons of, EDys Bamarde, 17 ;
Richard Chester, 18 ; Will. Fereby,
37; Nich.Hugate, 33; Bog.de Insula,
39 ; Thom. Ludham, 35, 39; Will.
Newport, 34; Whyttye, Thom., 41.
— , Chantries in : — at the altar of St.
Agatha and Scolastica, 31 ; of St.
Agatha, St. Scolastica and St. Lucy,
15, 431, 439, 440 ; of All Hallows,
12, 435 ; of St. Andrew, 22, 23, 437;
at the altar of St. Hlase, 39, 40, 442;
of St. Christopher, 20, 21, 448; of
the Cross, St. Anne and St. Anthony,
16, 433 ; at the altar of Cuthbert,13,
436 ; at the altar of St. Edmund the
king, 34, 448 ; of St Frideswide,
11, 442 ; of St. George, 445 ; at the
altar of St. Gregory, 34, 41 ; of
Holy Cross, 30, 40, 438 ; at the
altar of Holy Innocents, 9 (2), 37,
43, 432, 446 ; at the altar of St.
James the More, 33, 444 ; of Jesus
and Our Lady, 24, 441 ; at the altar
of St. John of Beverley, 36, 442 ;
of St. John Evangelist, 16, 436, 443
(2), 447 (2) ; at the altar of St. John
Evangelist, 36, 36 ; of St Lawrence,
17, 436, 444 ; at the altar of St.
Lawrance, 31, 32 (2) ; of St. Mary
Magadelene, 13, 29, 436; of St.
Michael, 19, 434 ; of St. Nicholas,
18, 38, 434, 448 ; at the altar of
Our Lady, 21, 29, 221, 437, 439,
441, 443 ; chap, of Our Lady and
the Holy Angels or St. Sepulchre,
428 ; of chan. of St. Pauline, 444 ;
at the altar of St. Pauline and St.
Cedde, 33 ; of St. Saviour, 10, 431 ;
of St. Saviour and St. Anne, 14, 431;
St. Sepulchre's chap., 6, 428, 431,
436, 471, 472; of St. Stephen, 26,
440 ; of St. Thomas the Apostle, 19,
141, 433, 446; at the altar of St.
Thom. the Martyr, 460n ; chan. of
the Trin., 446, 446 ; of Holy Trinity
in the Bedern, 38 ; of Holy Trinity
60H
INDEX.
and St. Cross, 40, 41 ; at altar of St.
Will., 377m, 360w; of St. William,
17, 436 ; College of St. William, 7,
8, 430, 431 ; at the altar of St.
Wilfrid, 23, 29, 432.
-, chamberlain of, 13, 28, 30, 439,
447.
— , chancellor of Will, de Wykeham,
39 ; Will, do Wickwane, 39.
— , chanter of, Simon, 13.
— , chorinterH of, 22, 29.
— , clerk or muster of the works of,
9, 10, 14, 17, 22, 28, 29, 66, 77, 78,
87, 433, 443, 448.
— , Clor*e of, 25, 27, 28, 438.
— , the common of, 13.
•, Dean of, Rich. Andrew, 10, 54« ;
Will. Feller, 16, 40; Will. Hamilton,
30 ; Will. Langton, 35, 39 ; Jeffrey
Norwyche, 13.
— , DeaTi and Chapter, 19, 22 (2), 25,
27, 28, 29, 30, 35, 36, 37, 39 (2), 40,
41, 43, 60, 77, 204, 232, 356w, 46l«.
— , High altar of, 29, 437.
— , lights in, 449 (2;.
— , Loft of, 10, 431.
— , obits, 438, 449 (2).
— , officers of the choir of, 15, 18.
— , Preb. of, 18, 428, 429.
— , repareller of, 22, 28.
— , Rood loft, 431.
— , sub chanter of, 25, 31, 32, 33
(2), 34 (3), 38, 39.
— , sub dean of ,28;Thom.Pereson, 1 1 .
, sub treasurer of, Thom. de
Garton, 80m.
— , treasurer of, 29.
— , vergerr* of, 29.
— , VicHrrt Choral of or Bedeni, 14,
22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30 (2), 31, 32, 33,
34 (3), 38, 39 (2), 40, 42, 49, 50, 60,
64, 68, 75, 78, 229, 432, 438, 449 ;
Thom. Akrygge, 29 ; Will. Buckley,
29 ; John (jrliiiHten, 29 ; Dennis
llekylton, 25, 438 (2): Rob. Johnson,
29 ; Rob. Mell, 29 ; Will. Newport,
34 ; (;hau. at altar of Holy Trinity,
38 ; repareller of, 28.
— , Chuechks in : —
-, All Hallows, in North Street.
par. of, 79, 466w, 469, 469;/ ; altar of
the Blessed Mary in, 469w ; obit in,
469 ; parson of, 466w.
on the Pavement or of Ouse
gate, 52, 456, 462 ; chan. priest in,
29, 554 ; chan. of Our Lady in, 60,
61, 456, 556 ; chan. of St. John and
St. Kath. in, 61, 456 ; chan. of St.
Peter in, 59, 457 ; chan. of St.Thom.
in, 59, 60, 456 ; chancel of, 556 ;
churchyard of, 556 ; obits in, 457 :
poor of, 457.
York, St. ibidrew the Apostle, 471;
chan. of Walter Gray in, 51.
, St. Dennis, 468 ; Bedehouse or
Maison Dieu in par. of, 468 ; chan.
in, 62 ; chan. of St. Agnes of Fomm
Bridge in, 61, 468 ; parsonage of,
442 ; poor of, 468.
, St. Edward, par. of, 44.
, St. George, 554 ; cban. at altar
of the Blessed Mary, 557 ; chapel of
Nabome in, 47.
-, St. Gregory, par. of, 65, 72, 455;
lamp in, 455 ; obit in, 455.
St. Helen in Davygate, par. of,
79.
, in Stoneg^te, 79 : ohan. of
Our Lady in, 72, 453 ; chan. of St.
Michael in, 71, 454 ; land given for
repair of, 453 ; obit In, 72, 454.
, on the Walls, 459, 472 ; a
lamp in, 459.
— , Holy Cross near Fosseg^te, 450 ;
chan. in, 445, 455. 463 ; chan. of St.
John the Bapt., 74. 450 ; ohan. of
Our Lady, 73, 451 (2) ; chan. of Cor
Lady and All Saints, 74 ; chan. of
Our Lady and St. Thom., 75 ; chan.
of St Thom., 451 ; chan. priest in,
29 ; churchwardens of, 28, 452 :
Hospital of the Name of Jesus and
Our Lady in, 76 ; lampH in, 452 ;
obits in, 74. 452 : poor of, 452 (6) ;
stip. priest in, 453.
— , Holy Trinity alias Christchurcb,
or Holy Trinity in Coneygarth, 470 :
chan. of St. John Bapt., 77, 470;
chan. of St. Peter and Paul, 77, 470 :
obit, 470; tithe of , 112.
— , , in Goodramgate, 55, 462 ;
chan. of St. James, 52, 462 ; chao.
of St. Nich., 462; chan. of Ely
Wannesworth, 53 ; chan. of Will.
Langtoft, 53 : chan. or stip. priest
in, 29, 463 ; church wardens of, 28 :
churchyard of, 463.
— , , in Micklegate, 54, 83, 451,
456 ; chan. of Thom. Wilson in, 83.
463 ; Dringhoufes or St. Helen V
chap., 83, 464 ; obits in, 463.
— , , chap, in Fossgate, 453.
— , St. John the Bapt., in Hungate.
50, 50m, 450. 455 ; chan. ff Our
Lady, 455 ; chan. of Rich. Russell
and John Thriske in, 50 ; church-
yard of, 79 ; obit in, 61.
— , the Evan., at Ouse Bridge
End, 80, 458 ; chan. of St. Kath.,
459 ; chan of St. John Bapt. in,
458 ; chan. of Our Lady, 78, 459 ;
chan. of St. Will, in, 70, 468 : chap.
of St. " ~ "
459.
Wm. in, 70, 458 ; obits in,
INDEX.
607
York, St. Laurence without Walmgate,
460, 473 ; chan. of Our Lady in, 43,
460 ; guild of St. Agues in, 461 ;
obitH in, 461 ; stock of money in, 461;
vicar of, 43.
, St. Marg., 72.
, St. Martin in Coney Street, 461,
556 ; chan. at altar of St. Laur., 559;
chan. at altar of St. Peter, 560 ;
chan. of the Blessed Mary in, 46 Iw,
557 ; churchyard of,46lM ; stip. priest
in, 461 ; vicar of, 4 61«.
in Micklegate, 69, 556 ; chan. in.
558 : chan. of Holy Trin. in. 558.
— , Blessed Mary and St. Martin,
chap, of, 560.
— . St. Maurice, 55, 466 ; obits in,466.
-, St. Michael le Belfrey, 469 ;
altar of Our Lady in, 70 ; church
rebuilt, 71 ; chan. of Ralph Bulmer,
70, 469; obit, 71.
•, St. Michael in Ousegate, 79 (2),
80, 460, 460w ; cemetery of, 460« ;
chan. of Our Lady, 51, 460« ;
(;hurchwardens of, 17, 78 ; rector of,
460n ; serv. in, 460.
, New Bishophill, chan. of Our
Lady in chap, of Overpoppleton, 80;
chap, of Copmanthorpe, 81 ; chap.
of Overpoppleton, 81.
, St. Nicholas otherwise Trinity,
chan. of Thorn. Nelson in, 83, 463 ;
Dringhouses or St. Helen's chap., 83,
464; obits, 463.
, , in Micklegate, 73.
-, without Walmgate, 31. 32.
— , St. Oliff in Bootham, 79 (2).
— , Our Lady in Old Bishophill, 465,
472; altar of St. Kath., 68, 69,
465« ; chan. of Eliz. and Rog. Basy,
68, 69, 465 (2).
-, in Castlegate, 466 ; altar
of St. John Bapt., 44 ; altar of St.
John Evan., 44 ; chan. of Our Lady,
44, 45, 466, 467 ; chan. of St. Thom.,
46, 467 ; chap, of S.S. John Bapt.
and Evan., 466w ; poor of, 467 ;
stock of money, 467.
— , St Peter, 66.
— , the Little, 454 ; altar of St.
Marg. 48 ; chan. of St. John Bapt.,
49, 455 ; chan. of Our Lady, 48,
454.
— , in the Willows, 462 ; chan. in
558 ; cemetery of, 558 ; obits, 462.
— , St. Sampson, 55, 78, ^ 464 ;
advowson of 25w ; Carr. chan in, 47,
464 ; chan. of Our Lady in, 48, 464 ;
chan. of St. Nich., 47, 464 ; chan. at
altar of Holy Trinity, 569 ; church-
wardens of, 465 ; churchyard of,
39, 48m ; obit in, 47, 465 ; parsonage
of, 28 ; stock of money, 465.
— , St. Saviour's in the Marsh, 460
471 ; altar of St. Anne, 68, 471
altar of St. John Evan., 65. 471
altar of St. Thom. the martyr, 62
66, 65», 471 ; chan in, 429 (2) 465
chan. St James, St. Laur., St
Kath., and St. Mary Magd. 64
chan. of St. James and St. Laur.
64, 471 ; chan of Our Lady, 472
chan. of Will. Barton, 64, 68 ; chan
of Will Frost, and If^sib. his wife
65. 473; Gillots chan., 67, 472;
chan. of Adam Spyreden. 63 ; chan.
of Rich. Waters. 62 ; chan. priest
in, 29 ; obits in, 67.
— , St. Wilfrid, 468 ; a lamp in
468 ; obits in, 469.
— , St. William, chap, of, 70, 458.
— , Colleges, etc. : —
— , Acaster or St. Andrew's Coll.,
240.
Carmelite or White Friars, 28,
42m.
— , College of St. WilUam, 7, 8, 430,
431.
-, Guild of Corpus Christi (i.) xi..
54, 55.
21, 82.
St. Christopher (i), xi., 20,
St. George (i), xi., 82.
— , St. John Bapt. (i.) ix.
— , St. Martin, 560.
— , Lord's Prayer, (i)., ix.
— , Hospital of the name of Jesus
and our Lady, 76.
St. Leonard, 28, (2), 29,
44, 73, 75, 179, 446. 454.
— , Our Lady in Bootham
called Horsefair, 42, 433,
upon Ouse bridge, 458w.
460m;
182m.
Monastery of St. Clement, 94m.
St. Mary, 29, 60, 75. 79,
Will, de Marreys abbot of.
Holy Trinity, 29, 41, 54,
83, 214, 216, 447, 498.
-, Sir Rich., 78 ; Edm. Duke of,
312 (2), Rich. Duke of, 94«, 306m,
Youlthorpe, 467.
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