York Archbishops' Registers

1 . Register 10 f.274 (verso) entry 4

Entry Type:	Institution, Induction
Section Type:	Diverse jurisdictions
Summary:	Institution and order to the keeper of the spirituality of Allerton and Allertonshire for induction of Henry de Melburn [Melbourne], priest, to the church of Birkby (Bretteby), patron: Master John de Stokton [Stockton], rector of Musgrave, Carlisle diocese, vicar general of Thomas [Hatfield], bishop of Durham, following an exchange of benefices with Nicholas de Eltham for the church of St George, Fishergate, York (two entries).
Note:	For the reciprocal institution, see Register 10, fol. 19v.
Dates:	Document date: 1348/06/29 (certain)
Places:	Place of dating: Cawood, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (none given); written as Cawode Benefice: York, St George, Fishergate, York, York, England (rectory) Benefice: Great & Little Musgrave, Westmorland, England (rectory) Benefice: Birkby, North Riding of Yorkshire, England (rectory) Place of person role: Durham, Durham, England (none given)

2 . Register 10 f.173 (recto) entry 3

Entry Type:	Resignation
Section Type:	Archdeaconry of Cleveland
Summary:	Resignation by William de Ellerton, chaplain, of the church of Escrick (Escrik), as he has been instituted to the church of Musgrave in Carlisle diocese by the archbishop, under a commission from John [Kirkby], bishop of Carlisle, in exchange for the hospital of Bawtry (Bautre). Witnesses: Master Gilbert de Welton, doctor of law; John Helwell, canon of York; John de Burton, rector of Sigglesthorne (Syglesthorn); John de Aldefeld, rector of Croft in York diocese; John de Neuton [Newton], notary public; Thomas Dauney, clerk; Thomas de Aldefeld, clerk.
Dates:	Document date: 1352/03/22 (certain)
Places:	Place of dating: Westminster, Middlesex, England (archbishop's manor); written as archbishop's manor by Westminster Benefice: Great & Little Musgrave, Westmorland, England (church) Benefice: Bawtry, West Riding of Yorkshire, England (hospital) Benefice: Escrick, East Riding of Yorkshire, England (church)