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1 .   Register 12 f.115 (recto) entry 2
Entry Type: Testament, Last Will and Testament
Section Type: Diverse letters
Summary: Testament (will) of William Latimer [de Latymer], fourth baron Latimer; legatees include his wife (unnamed) and daughter Elizabeth, to whom he left a primer covered in velvet that had belonged to Dame Maud Longespee, countess of Salisbury; supervisors: all three or two of Henry [Wakefield], bishop of Worcester; Brother Robert Hales, Prior of St John of Jerusalem and Richard Ravenser, Archdeacon of Lincoln; executors: Robert Crull, canon of York; John Holt; Henry de Medbourne; William de Lutton and Thomas de Cardington [Kerdington]; with codicil dated at Preston, 13 July 1380 and memorandum of probate granted by Simon [of Sudbury], archbishop of Canterbury to Henry of Medbourne [Medburne], chaplain, and Thomas de Cardington, clerk (both on Reg 12, f. 115 v).
Language: French
Subjects: Women, Daughters, Wives
References: Hunter, J. 1848. A Few Notes of Manuscripts from Wills in the Register of York. In: Memoirs Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of the County and City of York ... . London: Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 11., Testamenta, pp. 113-116.
Dates: Document date: 1380/07/10 (certain)
Codicil date: 1380/07/13 (certain)
Probate date: 1381/05/31 (certain)
People and Groups: Testator: William de Latymer/Latimer (lord)
Executor: Crull, Robert, fl 1377-1409, Prebendary of Fridaythorpe (canon)
Executor: Henry de Medbourne (chaplain)
Executor: John Holt (none given)
Executor: Thomas de Kerdyngton' (clerk)
Executor: William de Lutton' (none given)
Juror: Elisabet [Latymer] (daughter)
Legatee/s: [Elizabeth FitzAlan] (wife)
Mentioned: Dame Maud Longespeae
Mentioned: Robert de Bolton' (none given)
Supervisor: Ravenser, Richard, d 1386, Archdeacon of Lincoln (archdeacon); written as Richard Ravenser
Supervisor: Brother Robert Hales (prior)
Supervisor: Henry [Wakefield] (bishop)
Places: Place of dating: manor of Preston, Kent (manor)


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