The register of the Guild of Corpus Christi in the city of York : with an appendix of illustrative documents, containing some account of the Hospital of St. Thomas of Canterbury, without Micklegate-Bar, in the suburbs of the city.

  • Corpus Christi Gild of York (York, England)
Date:
1872
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Credit: The register of the Guild of Corpus Christi in the city of York : with an appendix of illustrative documents, containing some account of the Hospital of St. Thomas of Canterbury, without Micklegate-Bar, in the suburbs of the city. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    Agnes Colyar. Marjovia Styam. Alicia Hewelott. Mariona Oxinforth. Ewanns Hnlme et uxor. ANNO DECIMO OCTAVO [1425-1426]. Tempore dominorum Tho. Thorpe, Tho. Forester, Tho. Haylyfax, Joh. Godishalve, Tho. Gowdow et Hen. Hobschort, recepti fue- runt sequentes. Magister Ric. Arnald,* canonicus ecclesite Ebor. Emmota Esyngwald. Johannes Stanlay. Dom. Isab. Westerdale, f mon^es Dom. Joh. Grymston, | Wy(?ain! Dom. Johanna Spenythorn, hos- pitalis Sancti Leonardi. Johanna Bewerlay. Agnes Cotyngham. Elena Neusom. Domina Margareta Curtas. Dom. Johanna Frere. Dom. Johannes Langtoft. Dom. Johannes Midilton. Agnes Bempton. Dom. Laurencius Boyte. Will. Barbour. Elena Tyngyl. Domina Johanna Garton. Frater Johannes Sowthewell. Johanna Howyngham. Frater Tho. Audeles. Frater Will. Bryghton. Frater Tho. Hayrum. Eic. Roussell. Dom. Walt. Ragenhyll. Dom. Will. Colet. AHcia Lofthows. Mariona Haukyng. Joh. Burn, clericus. Alicia Chaymbyr. Margareta Cawse. Will. Burgh et Isabella uxor ejus. Dom. Beatrix Remyngton. Rob. gayrum et uxor ejus. Johanna Myton. Rogerus Gyrsop et uxor ejus. ANNO XIXrao FRATERNITATIS, ET ANNO DOMINI, ETC, XXVIIOT (sic) [1426-1427]. Tempore dominorum Will. Swerde, Tho. Appylton, Will. Loncastre, Joh. Nayre, Will. Burne et Rogeri Frere, recepti fuerunt fratres et sorores subsequentes. Ric. Russell,n quondam major Ebor., et Petronilla uxor ejus. Mr. Rob. Ragnell,0 advocatus curiaj Ebor. * Eichard Arnall, sub-dean and canon of Tork, died 9th June, 1441, and was buried in the Minster. ' Eobert de Tarm, rnercer, was free in 1389, charnberlain in 1403, sheriff in 1417-8, and master of the Merchants' Company in 1431. Not long afterwards he experienced a reverse of fortune. In 1444 he was admitted into the Merchants' almous, by th'assent of the sA felyship, and allowed a pension of 9d. per week. He died intestate in the following year (Eeg. Test., ii., 118), and it appears from the accounts of the Company, that the sum of 8s. 9d. was paide for ve berevntr of y« forsaid Eob1 Tarom. ' As the Guild was founded in 1408, its 19th year would, of course, com- mence in 1426. One of the merchant princes of Tork. He was free in 1396, chamberlain m 1409, shenfT in 1412-3, lord mayor in 1421 and 1430, and M.P. in 1422 and 1424. In June, 1427, he is described as newly mayr of ye Staple and Calyes (Corporation Records, A. y., 256). Alderman Eussell died s. p. in Dec, 1435, and was buned near his wife Petronilla, in the church of St. John in Hungate, to which he was a munificent benefactor. His interesting and valuable will is in Test. Ebor., ii., 52. • Mr. Eobert Eagnell, or Eagenhill, an advocate in the court of Tork, and