The History of the Old Parish Church of All Saints Wakefield Now the Cathedral
The History of the Old Parish Church of All Saints Wakefield Now the Cathedral
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Dominus William de Cusancia, presented Kal. August. 1325. He was also Rector of Lymming in the diocese of Canterbury, at the same time ; the Archbishop of York granted him leave of absence for a year in September 1326, and again in 1327 ; he resigned the Rectorship of Wakefield for that of Surerpes, Norwich diocese, October 26, 134S, when the vicarage was ordained. (Archbishops' Registers, York).
VICARS.
Thomas de Drayton, capellanus, was the first vicar appointed by the College of St. Stephen,... Westminster, he was instituted on June 21, 1349, but died almost immediately. (Archbishops' Registers).
Henry de Grenehod, capellanus, instituted October 8, 1349, on the death of Drayton. (Archbishops' Registers).
John de Whytelay, capellanus, instituted May n, 1362. (Arch- bishops' Registers).
John Stadefete, presbyter, instituted August 6, 1369; he exchanged the living of Wakefield for that of Barton, in the diocese of Norwich. (Archbishops' Registers).
OF WAKEFIELD. 191 William Woderove, late Rector of Barton, was instituted to Wakefield on May 26, 1372.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dominus William de Cusancia, presented Kal. August. 1325. He was also Rector of Lymming in the diocese of Canterbury, at the same time ; the Archbishop of York granted him leave of absence for a year in September 1326, and again in 1327 ; he resigned the Rectorship of Wakefield for that of Surerpes, Norwich diocese, October 26, 134S, when the vicarage was ordained. (Archbishops' Registers, York).
VICARS.
Thomas de Drayton, capellanus, was the first vicar appointed by the College of St. Stephen,... Westminster, he was instituted on June 21, 1349, but died almost immediately. (Archbishops' Registers).
Henry de Grenehod, capellanus, instituted October 8, 1349, on the death of Drayton. (Archbishops' Registers).
John de Whytelay, capellanus, instituted May n, 1362. (Arch- bishops' Registers).
John Stadefete, presbyter, instituted August 6, 1369; he exchanged the living of Wakefield for that of Barton, in the diocese of Norwich. (Archbishops' Registers).
OF WAKEFIELD. 191 William Woderove, late Rector of Barton, was instituted to Wakefield on May 26, 1372.
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