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Document type:	Return of writ Writ
Reference:	C 269/5/19
Summary:	Writ of certiorari requesting details of men admitted, instituted and inducted into the church of Houghton le Spring since the time of Bishop Bek. Return, dated at Bishop Auckland, 18 November 1371, states that Bek died on 5 March 1311, when Malo Lacu held the church, and he held it all through Bishop Kellawe's time, and died during the next vacancy, when Bishop-elect Beaumont confirmed it to Vale at Riccall on 14 August 1317. Vale moved to Maidstone, and Beaumont confirmed Hessewell at Welbourn on 18 December 1326, but on 20 November 1327, at Pontefract, the king presented Marmyon, and the dispute was decided in Marmyon's favour on 24 December 1328. Marmyon held it through Bury's time, and on 12 March 1346, at Auckland, Dalton was admitted on the king's orders. On Dalton's death, it was given to Henle on 1 July 1371 (at Wheel Hall), and he still holds it.
Note:	Bek's date of death is generally given as 3 March 1311, but document clearly says 5 March. The chronology does not correspond entirely with the generally-accepted details.
Language:	Latin
Addressee:	Thomas [de Hatfield], bishop of Durham
Sender:	Edward III, king of England
People mentioned:	Stephen de Malo Lacu [Mauley], rector of Houghton le Spring Antony Bek, bishop of Durham William de Shrovesbury [Shrewsbury], archdeacon of Northumberland Master Theobald de la Vale, rector of Houghton le Spring Louis de Bello Monte [Beaumont], bishop of Durham Thomas de Hessewell, rector of Houghton le Spring William de Dalton, rector of Houghton le Spring Manser Marmyon, rector of Houghton le Spring John de Henle, rector of Houghton le Spring Master William Legat, commissary of Durham Richard de Bury, bishop of Durham
Place:
Name Authority:	Westminster, Middlesex, England
Role:	Place of dating
Place:
As Written	Hoghton
Name Authority:	Houghton le Spring, Durham, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Aukland
Name Authority:	Bishop Auckland, Durham, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Welhalle
Name Authority:	Wheel Hall, Riccall, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Pontefractum
Name Authority:	Pontefract, West Riding of Yorkshire, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Rikhale
Name Authority:	Riccall, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Wellebourne
Name Authority:	Welbourn, Lincolnshire, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Place:
As Written	Maydenstan
Name Authority:	Maidstone, Kent, England
Role:	Place mentioned
Date:
Date	1371/11/07
Certainty:	certain
Type:	single