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. TNA - CPR 1307-13, p.425
| Summary: | Commission of oyer and terminer to Insula and others [named], on the information of Melton, regarding an attack by various people [named] on Mauley's manor of Lockington, while Mauley was on the king's service in Scotland and under his protection. |
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| Language: | Latin |
| Dates: |
1311/12/02
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| People and Groups: |
Addressee/s: John de Insula [Lisle]; Sender/s: Edward II, king of England; Person/s: Peter de Malo Lacu [Mauley];
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| Places: |
Westminster, Middlesex, England, Lockington, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
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. TNA - CCR 1327-30, p.214
| Summary: | Memorandum that in the archbishop's palace in York, where Queen Isabella was lodged, before Archbishop Melton, Bishop Hotham, chancellor, Bishop Burghersh, treasurer, and Scrope, Langeton and Sexdecim Vallibus asked whether Melton would cause his place called 'the old bailey' to be defended against the Scots, as they defend the city, but Melton said that the bailey is within the city, and part of it, and thus it was the city's responsibility. He only arranged its defence on one occasion, during time of great peril, on the condition that it was no precedent, as shown in a document. The officials agreed with the document, but said that place was not part of the city, and the fortifications were the archbishop's to defend. Melton agreed to garrison it on this occasion, while the queen and her children were present, on condition that the city assist should the Scots attack, and that this is not taken as precedent. This was agreed. |
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| Language: | Latin |
| Dates: |
1327/07/29
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| People and Groups: |
Person/s: Henry [Burghersh], bishop of Lincoln, treasurer, Nicholas de Langeton [Langton], mayor of York, John [Hotham], bishop of Ely, chancellor, Isabella [of France], queen of England, William [Melton], archbishop of York, Geoffrey le Scrop [Scrope], Nicholas de Sexdecim Vallibus [Thixendale], clerk of York;
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| Places: |
York, Archbishop of York's Palace, York, York, England
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. TNA - CCR 1327-30, p.216
| Summary: | Summons to Archbishop Melton (and the archbishop of Canterbury and many other bishops and lords) to attend a parliament at Lincoln on 15 September 1327, to give advice concerning the attacks of the Scots, and for the two archbishops to summon all other ecclesiastics of their provinces. |
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| Language: | Latin |
| Dates: |
1327/08/07
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| People and Groups: |
Addressee/s: William [Melton], archbishop of York; Sender/s: Edward III, king of England;
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| Places: |
Stanhope, Durham, England, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
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. TNA - CPR 1338-40, p.356
| Summary: | Exemplification at the request of Tickhill, of letters close of 20 March 1337 asking the pope to inform the prelates and clergy of the province of York that the reduction in the taxation of benefices impoverished by Scottish attacks, made in 10 Edward II, should not apply once the cause no longer exists. |
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| Language: | Latin |
| Dates: |
1339/08/24
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| People and Groups: |
Addressee/s: William de Tykhill [Tickhill], king's clerk; Sender/s: Edward III, king of England; Person/s: Pope Benedict XII;
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| Places: |
Windsor, Berkshire, England, Stanhope, Durham, England
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. TNA - CPR 1377-81, p.469
| Summary: | Commission of oyer and terminer to Percy, Roos and others on complaint by Archbishop Neville that Ecton and others broke his park at Ripon, felled trees, entered warrens at Ripon, Bishop Thornton and Bishop Monkton, felled trees at Ripon and Thornton, took goods at Ripon and Clotherholme, broke his weir in the Swale at Sand Hutton and attacked his men. [Follows similar complaint against the same people by Pygot for attacks at Clotherholme.] |
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| Language: | Latin |
| Dates: |
1380/03/03
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Addressee/s: Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, Thomas Roos of Helmsley; Sender/s: Richard II, king of England; Person/s: Alexander Neville, archbishop of York, Ranulph Pygot, knight, Thomas de Ecton;
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| Places: |
Westminster, Middlesex, England, Sand Hutton, Bossall, North Riding of Yorkshire, England, Clotherholme, Ripon, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, Bishop Thornton, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, Bishop Monkton, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, Ripon, West Riding of Yorkshire, England
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Register 8 f.246 (recto) entry 9
| Entry Type: | Order to deliver |
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| Section Type: | Intrinseca camere |
| Summary: | Order to Roger de Thornton, archbishop’s receiver of York, to lend the prior and convent of Hexham £40, the priory having suffered frequent attacks by the Scots. |
| Marginalia: | Marginal note: 'Hic Incipit Annus Nonus' (Here begins the ninth year (of Greenfield's archiepiscopate)). |
| Subjects: | Scots, Attacks, Priories, Priors, Religous Houses, Male, Receivers |
| References: | Brown, William, and A. Hamilton Thompson. 1940. The Register of William Greenfield Lord Archbishop of York 1306-1315 Part V. Surtees Society 153, 33. |
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Document date: 1314/02/11 (certain)
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| People and Groups: |
Addressee: Thornton, Roger, d 1317, Receiver of Archbishop of York (reader)
Borrower: Hexham Priory, Augustinian (prior and convent) |
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Place of dating: Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England (none given)
Place of person status: York City, York, York, England (city) |
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Register 8 f.195 (verso) entry 5
| Entry Type: | Mandate |
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| Section Type: | Archdeaconry of Nottingham |
| Summary: | Mandate to the official of York to pronounce sentence of excommunication on whoever attacked William de Thorntoft, priest, rector of Kneesall, and those who aided and abetted the attack. |
| References: | Brown, William, and A. Hamilton Thompson. (eds.). 1938. The Register of William Greenfield Lord Archbishop of York 1306-1315 Part IV. Surtees Society 152, 153-154. |
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Document date: 1314/04/11 (certain)
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| Places: |
Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Cawod
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Register 8 f.197 (verso) entry 5
| Entry Type: | Memorandum, Letter/s, Monition |
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| Section Type: | Archdeaconry of Nottingham |
| Summary: | Letters close of the archbishop to Master Alan de Neusum [Newsham], rector of Bingham, to warn the deans of Newark and Bingham, that they execute peacefully and modestly the archbishop's monition to the archbishop of Canterbury not to carry his cross before him in the province of York, with an inhibition that no one should attack the archbishop or any of his people; with a memorandum of a similar letter to Master Elias de Couton [Cowton], canon of Southwell (two entries). |
| References: | Brown, William, and A. Hamilton Thompson. (eds.). 1938. The Register of William Greenfield Lord Archbishop of York 1306-1315 Part IV. Surtees Society 152, 160-161. |
| Dates: |
Document date: 1314/07/24 (certain)
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| Places: |
Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Cawod
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Register 5A f.214 (verso) entry 1
| Entry Type: | Dispensation |
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| Section Type: | Archdeaconry of the East Riding |
| Summary: | Dispensation from Berenger [de Fredol], bishop of Frascati (Tusculum), to the vicar in spiritualities in the church of York, sede vacante, following a petition, that Richard, son of Richard de Benington, deacon, should not be prevented from proceeding to higher orders on account of an attack upon himself, his father, Robert, his brother and a friend by Walter Grymet and a large band of followers, during which Grymet received a wound from the deacon's brother from which he later died (details given). |
| References: | Brown, William, and A. Hamilton Thompson. 1940. The Register of William Greenfield Lord Archbishop of York 1306-1315 Part V. Surtees Society 153, 271. |
| Dates: |
Document date: 1317/03/28 (certain)
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| Places: |
Place of dating: Avignon, Vaucluse department, France (none given); written as Avinion
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Register 5A f.134 (verso) entry 2
| Entry Type: | Dispensation |
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| Section Type: | Archdeaconry of the East Riding |
| Summary: | Dispensation from Berenger [de Fredol], bishop of Frascati (Tusculum), to the vicar in spiritualities in the church of York, sede vacante, following a petition, that Richard, son of Richard de Benington, deacon, should not be prevented from proceeding to higher orders on account of an attack upon himself, his father, Robert, his brother and a friend by Walter Grymet and a large band of followers, during which Grymet received a wound from the deacon's brother from which he later died (details given). |
| References: | Brown, William, and A. Hamilton Thompson. 1940. The Register of William Greenfield Lord Archbishop of York 1306-1315 Part V. Surtees Society 153, 271. |
| Dates: |
Document date: 1317/03/28 (certain)
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| Places: |
Place of dating: Avignon, Vaucluse department, France (none given); written as Avinion
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