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| Reference: | CFR 1272-1307, p.503, entry 2 |
| Summary: | Order to Threekingham and Byron, keepers of the archbishopric of York, now vacant, to retain enough grain from the goods of Archbishop Corbridge, currently in their keeping, sufficient for sowing and the sustenance of the beasts, and release the rest to the archbishop's executors. When Archbishop Corbridge refused the king's presentation of Bussh to the chapel or sacristry of St Mary and the Holy Angels, York, and the prebend of Stillington (Styvelyngton), his temporalities were seized into the king's hands, and remained seized until the archbishop's death, but his executors have now requested livery of his goods. |
| Note: |
Entry repeated on p. 505 (vacated). |
| Language: |
Latin |
| Addressee: |
Lambert de Thrikingham [Threekingham] John de Byron |
| Sender: |
Edward I, king of England |
| People mentioned: |
John Bussh, king's clerk Thomas [Corbridge], archbishop of York |
| Place: | |
| Name Authority: |
Burstwick, East Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Role: | Place of dating |
| Place: | |
| Name Authority: |
York, St Mary and the Holy Angels, York, York, England |
| Role: | Place mentioned |
| Place: | |
| Name Authority: |
York Minster, Stillington Prebend, Yorkshire, England |
| Role: | Place mentioned |
| Date: | |
| Date |
1304/11/23 |
| Certainty: |
certain |
| Type: |
single |
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