Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, volume 17
Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, volume 17
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THEM . HIRE .
1622 . R . K . w o p8) without R o] 18 in. dia.
3. O ♦ thou ♦• blyssid ♦ trinite ♦• of ♦ bryan ♦ rodlyff ♦• [haf ♦ pyte (/) U) ih) (.) O) 20 in. dia.
The stop between the words of the inscription is intended for a chess rook, the badge of the Rouclyffs.
This is a most interesting bell. Sir Bryan Rouclyff, who com- memorates himself on it, was the son of Guy Rouclyff, Recorder of York, by Joan, daughter of Thomas Burgh, of Kirtlington, Notts. Sir Bryan Rouclyff was made a Baron of ...the Exchequer in 1458. He married Joan, daughter of Sir Richard Hamerton, of Wigglesworth-in- Craven. In 1455 ^^ petitioned Archbishop Booth for leave to {e) Rev. John Fentiman, instituted (h) The Blessed Virgin and Child.
22 March, 1 661; afterwards vicar of Irby. ,.. .^^^ r m«^^^,»^« . j^ - (/) Our Lord in glory. (/) Arms of Hammerton :-^fy. 3 \g\ Arms of Rouclyff :-./;y. on a hammers, ^ and i, .a, ihivron between three h'ons' heads erased (J) Probably a founder's mark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THEM . HIRE .
1622 . R . K . w o p8) without R o] 18 in. dia.
3. O ♦ thou ♦• blyssid ♦ trinite ♦• of ♦ bryan ♦ rodlyff ♦• [haf ♦ pyte (/) U) ih) (.) O) 20 in. dia.
The stop between the words of the inscription is intended for a chess rook, the badge of the Rouclyffs.
This is a most interesting bell. Sir Bryan Rouclyff, who com- memorates himself on it, was the son of Guy Rouclyff, Recorder of York, by Joan, daughter of Thomas Burgh, of Kirtlington, Notts. Sir Bryan Rouclyff was made a Baron of ...the Exchequer in 1458. He married Joan, daughter of Sir Richard Hamerton, of Wigglesworth-in- Craven. In 1455 ^^ petitioned Archbishop Booth for leave to {e) Rev. John Fentiman, instituted (h) The Blessed Virgin and Child.
22 March, 1 661; afterwards vicar of Irby. ,.. .^^^ r m«^^^,»^« . j^ - (/) Our Lord in glory. (/) Arms of Hammerton :-^fy. 3 \g\ Arms of Rouclyff :-./;y. on a hammers, ^ and i, .a, ihivron between three h'ons' heads erased (J) Probably a founder's mark.
What to read after Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yorkshire Archaeological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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