York Archbishops' Registers

1 . TNA - CPR 1364-7, p.367

Summary:	Commission of oyer and terminer to Ingelby and others (named) on complaint by Eboraco that Wymundeswold and others (named) entered his manse at Ouseburn, broke the doors and windows, took his goods and assaulted his servants.
Language:	Latin
Dates:	1366/11/05
People and Groups:	Addressee/s: Thomas de Ingelby [Ingleby]; Sender/s: Edward III, king of England; Person/s: Master Adam de Eboraco [York], precentor of York (prebendary of Ouseburn), Hugh Wymundeswold;
Places:	Westminster, Middlesex, England, Great Ouseburn, West Riding of Yorkshire, England

2 . Register 9B f.575 (verso) entry 1

Entry Type:	Mandate
Section Type:	Archdeaconry of Richmond
Summary:	Mandate (injunctio), following the archbishop's visitation of the deanery of Amounderness, to the abbot and convent of Vale Royal (Valle Regali) to make good deficiencies discovered, by replacing two missing graduals and repairing the glass windows in the chancel of the church of Kirkham (details given).
References:	Hill, Rosalind M. T. (ed.). 1977. The Register of William Melton, Archbishop of York, 1317-1340. I. Canterbury and York Society, 70, 55.
Dates:	Document date: 1332/01/26 (certain)
Places:	Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Cawode

3 . Register 9A f.61 (verso) entry 8

Entry Type:	Memorandum, Letter/s
Section Type:	Intrinseca camere
Summary:	Letter to Master Richard de Snoweshull [Snowshill], archbishop's receiver at York, concerning the mending and making of windows in the archbishop's palace (details given); with note of an order to Master Richard to pay 40s for a silver gilt cup, and 2d to Walter de Hurworth as long as he acts as keeper of the sacristy of the chapel of St Mary and the Holy Angels, York.
References:	Robinson, D. B. (ed.). The Register of William Melton, Archbishop of York, 1317-1340. VII. Canterbury and York Society (forthcoming).
Dates:	Document date: 1333/10/20 (certain)

4 . Register 9A f.81 (recto) entry 1

Entry Type:	Memorandum, Order to deliver
Section Type:	Intrinseca camere
Summary:	Memorandum of an order to the archbishop's receiver at York to deliver 100 marks to Master Thomas Sampson or to Thomas de Ludham, keeper of the fabric of York Minster, for the glass work of the west end window recently constructed.
References:	Robinson, D. B. (ed.). The Register of William Melton, Archbishop of York, 1317-1340. VII. Canterbury and York Society (forthcoming).
Dates:	Document date: 1339/02/04 (certain)
Places:	Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given)

5 . Register 11 f.326 (recto) entry 3

Entry Type:	Order to deliver
Section Type:	Intrinseca camere
Summary:	Order (addressee unspecified) to deliver 50 marks to the abbot and convent of St Mary's, York, collectors of the triennial tenth granted to the king by the clergy of York diocese, for the portion of the tenth pertaining to the archbishop, for the term of the Nativity of St John the Baptist [24 June] last; and also 14 marks to Master Robert de Patrington, master mason, at the terms agreed between him and the archbishop, for the repair of the windows of the chapel of the archbishop's manor of Cawood, and whatever sums are necessary to Henry Miryman [Merryman] for the expenses of the archbishop's manor of Bishopthorpe (Thorp).
Dates:	Document date: 1370/07/07 (certain)
People and Groups:	Recipient: York, St Mary Abbey, Benedictine (abbot and convent)
Places:	Place of dating: Bishopthorpe, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Thorp iuxta Ebor' Subject of document: Bishopthorpe, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's manor) Subject of document: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's manor)

6 . Register 31 f.88 (verso) entry 2

Entry Type:	Will, Grant of Probate, Last Will and Testament
Section Type:	Archbishop Sandys
Summary:	Will of John FitzRandall, clerk, rector of Winestead (legatees, executors and witnesses named); with grant of probate.
Language:	English, Latin
Subjects:	Money, Last Wills and Testaments, Churchwardens, Doors, Dilapidations, Glass, Bonds, Coins, Foals, Bills, Wills, Horses, Vicars, Rents, Clothing, Cows, Wheat, Windows, Fixtures and fittings, Probate, Ivory, Paupers, Annuities, Lands, Debts, Books, Merchants, Women
Note:	Testator leaves money to be distributed annually to the poor of Winestead on 'the Thursday next before Easter (Maundy Thursday) at evening prayer (presumably Evensong)'.
References:	YAS 93, p. 27
Dates:	Will date: 1580/03/05 (certain) Probate date: 1580/07/27 (certain)
People and Groups:	Testator: FitzRandall, John, d 1580, Rector of Winestead (clerk, parson)
Places:	Place mentioned: Patrington Haven, East Riding of Yorkshire, England (hamlet) Place of person status: Winestead, East Riding of Yorkshire, England (rectory)

7 . Register 31 f.142 (verso) entry 2

Entry Type:	Grant of Probate, Will, Last Will and Testament
Section Type:	Archbishop Hutton
Summary:	Will of Edmund Auckland, [vicar] of Braithwell with Bramley, clerk (legatees, executors and witnesses named), with grant of probate.
Language:	Latin, English
Subjects:	Windows, Debts, Probate, Vicarages, Furniture, Wills, Paupers, Last Wills and Testaments, Money, Godchildren, Dilapidations, Glass, Leases
References:	YAS 93, p. 4
Dates:	Will date: 1600/02/13 (certain) Probate date: 1600/10/02 (certain)
People and Groups:	Testator: Auckland, Edmund, d 1600, Vicar of Braithwell with Bramley (clerk)
Places:	Place of person status: Braithwell, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (vicarage)

8 . Register 9A f.193 (recto) entry 6

Entry Type:	Mandate, Deputation
Section Type:	Archdeaconry of York
Summary:	Mandate to Richard de Grimeston [Grimston], receiver of York, that, having admitted Nicholas de Langeton [Langton] to keep the archbishop's palace of York during pleasure, he is to cause to be delivered to him one quarter of hard grain every twelve weeks, and, having made an indenture with him for the livery to him of all gates, doors, windows and keys, he is to accept his oath.
Dates:	Document date: 1323/02/28 (certain)
Places:	Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (archbishop's castle); written as Cawode