1439-04-06, Dogmersfield
Letters patent of John, archbishop of York and legate of the apostolic see, dated at the manor of Scroby, 28 April, A.D. 1438, granting, for life, to Brian Holme, esquire, his household servant, the offices of bailiff and coroner of the town and liberty of Beverley, to hold himself or by deputy, with the keeping of the archbishop's gaol there, with the accustomed fees, wages and profits. 2. A confirmation of the above by William, the dean, and the chapter of the cathedral church of York, dated in their chapter house at York, 12 September, A.D. 1488. For 4 mark paid in the hanaper. 20.
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