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1 .   Register 8 f.194 (recto) entry 3
Entry Type: Memorandum, Licence
Section Type: Archdeaconry of Nottingham
Summary: Memorandum of a licence for Master Geoffrey Goylays (or Golyas or Golias), rector of Sturton le Steeple (Stretton), to visit the tomb of William Wickwane, formerly archbishop of York, in Pontigny (Pontyf') after Easter.
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, 148.
Dates: Document date: 1314/02/09 (certain)
Places: Place of dating: Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England (none given); written as Scroby
2 .   Register 11 f.325 (recto) entry 1
Entry Type: Order to deliver
Section Type: Intrinseca camere
Summary: Order (addressee unspecified) to deliver £10 from the £100 payable by the archbishop for the fabric of York Minster at Easter next to Master Robert de Patryington [Patrington], master mason of the fabric of the new choir of York Minster, for the work on six marble slabs for covering the tombs of the archbishop's predecessors.
Dates: Document date: 1369/02/18 (uncertain)
Places: Place of dating: Bishopthorpe, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Thorp iuxta Ebor'
Subject of document: York Minster, York, York, England (none given)
3 .   Register 11 f.327 (recto) entry 4
Entry Type: Memorandum, Order to deliver
Section Type: Intrinseca camere
Summary: Memorandum of an order to the receiver at York to deliver 100s to Master Robert de Patryngton [Patrington], mason, for work on the tombs.
Dates: Document date: 1373/06/12 (certain)
Places: Place of dating: Bishopthorpe, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Thorp iuxta Ebor'
Place of person role: York City, York, York, England (none given)
4 .   Register 12 f.57 (verso) entry 1
Entry Type: Licence
Section Type: Archdeaconry of the East Riding
Summary: Licence for Brother [...], vicar of Hessle, for non residence for two years to visit the tombs ('limina') of St Peter and St Paul in Rome, according to a vow recently made by him.
Note: The name of the incumbent has been left blank.
Dates: Document date: 1377/08/10 (certain)
Places: Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Cawode
5 .   Register 12 f.93 (recto) entry 1
Entry Type: Memorandum
Section Type: Diverse jurisdictions
Summary: Memorandum of the announcement by a messenger of the bishop of Durham, in York Minster before the tomb of St William, between Matins and High Mass, that he had come to fulfil the arbitration made by John [of Gaunt], king of Castile and Leon and duke of Lancaster, the archbishop of Canterbury, the bishop of Salisbury and others, to settle a dispute between the archbishop of York and the bishop of Durham, that a notable person of the bishop of Durham's household should make an oblation there of three pounds of wax.
Dates: Memorandum date: 1379/00/00 (uncertain)
Places: Place of event: York Minster, York, York, England (none given)
Place of person status: Lancaster, Lancashire, England (none given)
Place of person role: Durham Diocese, England (none given)
Place of person role: Salisbury Diocese, Wiltshire, England (none given)
Place of person role: Canterbury Province, England (none given)
Place of person role: Durham Diocese, England (none given)
6 .   Register 16 f.50 (verso) entry 1
Entry Type: Absolution, Notarial Instrument
Section Type: Archdeaconry of Cleveland
Summary: Notarial instrument containing the absolution of Brother Robert de Esby, monk of Rievaulx, from excommunication incurred for administering the sacraments to Roger Sissotson from another parish, contrary to canonical sanctions; with conditions that within a year he must obtain remission from Rome and say the Pater Noster and Ave Maria five times each on bended knee himself at the tomb of St William in York Minster, making an offering of one groat (4d).
Subjects: Prayers, Shrines, Penances, Absolution, Sacraments, Excommunication, Tombs, Monks
References: Swanson, R.N. (ed.). 1981. A Calendar of the Register of Richard Scrope, Archbishop of York, 1398-1405. Part 1. Borthwick Texts and Calendars: Records of the Northern Province, 11. York: University of York, 51.
Dates: Document date: 1401/08/07 (certain)
People and Groups: Witness: Burstall, Master, Thomas, fl 1400-1401, Prebendary of Bilton (notary public)
Witness: Coniston, Master, Richard, d Dec 1413 or Jan 1414, Archdeacon of York (archbishop's chancellor)
Witness: Harwod, John, fl 1401, Advocate of the court of York (advocate)
Witness: Oxton, Master, Robert, fl 1401, Prebendary of Thockrington (canon)
Witness: Welton, John, fl 1398-1402, Clerk; Notary Public (scribe, notary public)
Wrongdoer: Sissotson, Roger, fl 1401, From another parish (layman)
Places: Place of future event: York Minster, York, York, England (minster)
Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's castle)
7 .   Register 31 f.8 (verso) entry 1
Entry Type: Will, Last Will and Testament, Grant of Probate
Section Type: Register, Vacancy, Register, Sede Vacante
Summary: Will of Henry Daintith, rector of Averham; (legatees, executors and witnesses named) (continues).
Language: English, Latin
Subjects: Chancels, Debts, Servants, Cottagers, Workmen, Repairs, Last Wills and Testaments, Money, Wages, Calves, Probate, Tombstones, Children, Churches, Bridges, Godchildren, Godsons, Tombs, Cows, Wills
References: YAS 93, p. 22
Dates: Will date: 1576/01/28 (certain)
Probate date: 1576/05/30 (certain)
People and Groups: Testator: Daintith, Henry, d 1576, Rector of Averham (parson)
Executor, residiary beneficiary: Daintith, Charles, c 1557-1595, Vicar of Kirk Ella (cousin)
Executor, residiary beneficiary: Daintith, Henry, fl 1576, executor and legatee of Henry Daintith (cousin)
Former incumbent: Andrew, d by 1576, former Rector of Averham (parson)
Legatee/s, witness: Sutton, Edward, fl 1576, witness to the will of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Bennett, Thomas, fl 1576, mentioned in will of Henry Daintith (debtor)
Legatee/s: Bromley, Joan, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (sister/s)
Legatee/s: Daintith, John, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (nephew)
Legatee/s: Daintith, William, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (nephew)
Legatee/s: Ellot, Ann, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (goddaughter)
Legatee/s: Ellot, John, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (debtor)
Legatee/s: Green, Elizabeth, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Gretton, Thomas, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Houghton, John, fl 1576, mentioned in will of Henry Daintith (debtor)
Legatee/s: Kydiar, William, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Lamb, Edward, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Lamb, Henry, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Lambie, Thomas, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Longman, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: More, John, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (debtor)
Legatee/s: Peck, Nicholas, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Ruston, Richard, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Stapleton, William, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Stowe, Peter, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (debtor)
Legatee/s: Sutton, Elizabeth, fl 1576, wife of Edward Sutton (wife)
Legatee/s: Sutton, Henry, fl 1576, of Averham (unknown)
Legatee/s: Sutton, John, fl 1576, of Dean Hall (unknown)
Legatee/s: Sutton, Mark, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Legatee/s: Sutton, Mistress, fl 1576, of Averham (unknown); written as my good mistress Sutton of Averhame
Legatee/s: Watson, Robert, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (workman)
Legatee/s: Whitmore, Awne, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (godson)
Legatee/s: Willersey, Robert, fl 1576, legatee of Henry Daintith (workman)
Residiary beneficiary, executor: Daintith, Gabriel, fl 1576, executor of Henry Daintith (cousin)
Residiary beneficiary, executrix: Hollett, Prudence, fl 1576, executrix of Henry Daintith (cousin)
Residiary beneficiary, executrix: Millington, Margery, fl 1576, executrix of Henry Daintith (niece)
Supervisor, witness: Briggs, George, fl 1576, supervisor of will of Henry Dainttith (unknown)
Supervisor, witness: Sutton, William, fl 1576, esquire; supervisor of will of Henry Daintith (esquire)
Witness: Hobman, Thomas, fl 1576, witness to the will of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Witness: Houghton, Richard, fl 1576, witness to the will of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Witness: Leverton, George, fl 1576, witness to the will of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Witness: Loughton, Richard, fl 1576, witness to the will of Henry Daintith (unknown)
Places: Burial place: Averham, Nottinghamshire, England (churchyard)
8 .   Register 31 f.105 (recto) entry 1
Entry Type: Last Will and Testament, Grant of Probate, Will
Section Type: Archbishop Sandys
Summary: Will of Thomas Dixon, vicar of Hampsthwaite (legatees, executors and witnesses named), with grant of probate.
Language: English, Latin
Subjects: Books, Last Wills and Testaments, Plate, Wills, Clothing, Swords, Money, Hats, Furniture, Godsons, Cows, Probate, Guns, Lambs, Houses, Rings, Repairs, Debts, Horses, Bonds, Timber, Tombs, Servants, Virginals, Daggers, Clocks, Wood, Invocations, Roads, Paupers, Lands, Epitaphs, Household equipment, Sheep
Note: Invocation and date above first line of will. Wood specified as 'Firewood'.
References: YAS 93, p. 22
Dates: Will date: 1587/12/22 (certain)
Probate date: 1588/01/11 (certain)
People and Groups: Testator: Dixon, Thomas, d 1588, Vicar of Hampsthwaite (vicar)
Places: Place of person status: Hampsthwaite, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (vicarage)
9 .   Register 9A f.191 (verso) entry 5
Entry Type: Inhibition, Mandate
Section Type: Archdeaconry of York
Summary: Mandate to the official of the archdeacon of York to inhibit any public act of veneration or devotion at the tomb of Thomas [of Lancaster], earl of Lancaster, in the parish church of Pontefract, or in any other church, as the archbishop understands people have gathered there to hear preaching and discuss his supposed miracles, it being forbidden to accept such miracles without due discussion and diligent examination and the people being at risk of being duped; he is to certify how he has executed this mandate.
Dates: Document date: 1322/10/07 (certain)
Places: Place of dating: Bishop Monkton, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's manor); written as Munketon prope Rypon
10 .   Register 9A f.195 (recto) entry 9
Entry Type: Inhibition, Mandate
Section Type: Archdeaconry of York
Summary: Second mandate to the official of the archdeacon of York to inhibit any public act of veneration or devotion at the tomb of Thomas [of Lancaster], earl of Lancaster, in the parish church of Pontefract, or in any other church, as the archbishop understands people have gathered there to hear preaching and discuss his supposed miracles, it being forbidden to accept such miracles without due discussion and diligent examination and the people being at risk of being duped; he is to certify how he has executed this mandate.
Note: For the first mandate see Reg 9A, f. 191, entry 5.
Dates: Document date: 1323/08/24 (certain)
Places: Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's castle); written as Cawod
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