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| Entry No: | 1 |
| Entry Type: |
Memorandum
Writ of respite
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| Section Type: |
Intrinseca camere
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| Summary: | Royal writ to the sheriff of Gloucestershire for a respite or stay of a demand on the archbishop for debts of Walter [? de Gray], archbishop of York, for the first scutage granted to Henry III and of Walter [Giffard], archbishop of York, as constable of the Tower of London, and for wines received from Poncius de Mora and Gregory de Rudesleye; with a memorandum concerning the demand for the debts from the executors of the two former archbishops, and an action of the present archbishop against the executors relating to the same. |
| Note: |
This is part of the dorse of the document.
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| Referenced By: |
Robinson, D. B. (ed.). The Register of William Melton, Archbishop of York, 1317-1340. VII. Canterbury and York Society (forthcoming).
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| Dates: | |
| Date: | 1327/10/17 (inferred) |
| Date role: | document date |
| Note: | No calendar year is given, but the reference to the king's first year and the witnessing by William de Fulburn at York would seem to date this document to 1327 rather than 1307. |
| Place: | |
| Name Authority: |
York City, York, York, England
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| Role: |
place of dating
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| Type: |
none given
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| Note: |
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