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| Document type: |
Court Proceedings Writ of certiorari |
| Reference: | C 260/32/12 |
| Summary: | Writ of certiorari ordering Doncaster to return the details of the gaol delivery hearing in York relating to Breresdyke, accused of burgling the house of Neuhagh in Newhay. Breresdyke claimed benefit of clergy, and the jury of Barkston Ash found him guilty, so he was to be handed over to the archbishop's representative for punishment. |
| Note: |
Presumably enrolled on JUST 3/75 (damaged). Newhay was once in Drax parish, but is now in Cliffe parish (East Riding). |
| Language: |
Latin |
| Addressee: |
John de Donecastre [Doncaster], justice |
| Sender: |
Edward II, king of England |
| People mentioned: |
Richard de Breresdik [Breresdyke] Alexander de Cave John de Henningburgh [Hemingbrough], parson of St Wilfrid, York [William Melton], archbishop of York John de Neuhagh [Newhay] |
| Place: | |
| As Written |
Ponte Fracti |
| Name Authority: |
Pontefract, West Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Role: | Place of dating |
| Place: | |
| As Written |
Neuhagh |
| Name Authority: |
Newhay, Hemingbrough, East Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Role: | Place mentioned |
| Date: | |
| Date |
1323/02/16 |
| Certainty: |
certain |
| Type: |
single |
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