Creake
County: Yorkshire. 5 entries. geocoding: low confidence Search all entries for this place →
Coordinates: inferred from a printed General Index cross-reference. Provenance is recorded for every geocode; coordinates are an aid, verify before relying on them.
Spellings in the source
- “Creake” ×1
- “Crec” ×1
- “Creck” ×1
- “Creek” ×1
- “Crek” ×1
- “Creke” ×1
- “Creyk” ×1
- “Creyke” ×1
- “Northcrek” ×1
- “Norther” ×1
- “Northereik” ×1
- “Orek” ×1
Possibly the same place (suggestions, not merged)
Similarly-spelled place-names (e.g. Notingham → Nottingham). Kept separate until a human confirms.
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Where the court travelled (to and from Creake)
Arrived from
- Northallerton · 1 time · 13 km
Departed to
- Northallerton · 1 time · 13 km
A “move” links two consecutive dated entries whose places differ and fall within 60 days of each other — a coarse proxy for the great seal's journeys, not an itinerary of every step. Distances are straight-line, so real road journeys were longer.
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Entries
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1333-04-07 date: inferred
John de Louthre, parson of Symondbourn church, acknowledges that he owes to Thomas de Baumburgh, parson of Emeldon church, 5 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in eo. Northumberland.…
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1333-04-07 date: inferred
Cancelled on payment. Cicely daughter of Walter del Castel of Osgodby, puts in her place Walter del Castel, her guardian, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 35s.,made to her in chancery by Walter son of Wil…
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1333-04-07 date: inferred
Memorandum, that John de Wodehous, clerk, came into chancery at York on 9 April, 7 Edward III. and confessed that he had received, in the name of Thomas de Bradestan, knight, from John de Monte Gomeri, William de Dallyng…
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1333-04-07 date: inferred
Memorandum, that the said John de Wodehous came into chancery on 24 October following and confessed that he had received the remaining 60/. from the aforesaid persons.…
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