York Archbishops' Registers

1 . Register 31 f.3 (verso) entry 7

Entry Type:	Induction, Institution
Section Type:	Register, Vacancy, Register, Sede Vacante
Summary:	Institution and order for induction of Christopher Masterman, clerk, to the vicarage of Kilnsea, vacant by the death of Roger Carter, clerk, the previous vicar, patron: John Layton of West Layton, gentleman, this turn by assignment and gift of advowson by Thomas Warwick, clerk, by reason of a grant of advowson by William Patrickson of Calder, by right of Frances his wife, one of the administrators of the goods of Thomas Legh, late of Calder, deceased, having the advowson left to him by [Sir] Thomas Legh, doctor of laws, in his will, by reason of a gift of advowson to him by John [Ripley], abbot of Kirkstall, before the dissolution and at the time of the dissolution of the house (continues).
Language:	Latin
Subjects:	Institutions, Lay Patrons, Religious Patrons
Dates:	Event date: 1576/08/07 (certain)
People and Groups:	Testator: Legh, Sir, Thomas, d 1545, diplomat and ecclesiastical administrator (doctor of laws) Administratrix: Patrickson, Frances, d 1578, wife of William Patrickson of Caswell-How (wife) Former incumbent: Carter, Roger, d 1576, Vicar of Kilnsea (clerk) Grantor: Ripley, John, d c 1563, Abbot of Kirkstall (abbot) Grantor: Patrickson, William, fl 1576, of Calder, Cumberland (husband) Grantor: Warwick, Thomas, fl 1576, Clerk (in Holy Orders) (clerk) Inheritor: Legh, Thomas, d by 1576, of Calder, Cumberland (deceased) New incumbent: Masterman, Christopher, fl 1576-1590, Vicar of Kilnsea (clerk) Patron: Layton, John, d 1588, of West Layton, near Richmond, gentleman (gentleman)
Places:	Place of event: Kilnsea, East Riding of Yorkshire, England (vicarage); written as Kilnesey; Kilnesey in Holdernes

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