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| Reference: | E 101/468/10 |
| Summary: | Account of wages and materials spent on the archbishop of York's house for the arrival of the king. Described as the third roll, and covers a period of 11 weeks, starting with the week of the feast of St Peter ad Vincula 33 Edward I (1 August 1305), and refers to the building of a hall and other rooms for the queen's household, including purchases of timber, tiles, nails and other ironwork, etc, and wages to various craftsmen. Also refers to the building of a house 'over the water' for the queen's wardrobe. Total £80 14¼d |
| Note: |
The location of this house is not specified, but the toponymic surnames of the workers involved are almost exclusively from southern England, suggesting this is London or Westminster. Presumably York Place in Westminster. |
| Language: |
Latin |
| People mentioned: |
Margaret of France, Queen of England Edward I, king of England |
| Place: | |
| Name Authority: |
Westminster, Middlesex, England |
| Role: | Place mentioned |
| Date: | |
| Date |
1305/00/00 |
| Certainty: |
inferred |
| Type: |
single |
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