Prebend
North and South Newbald held by cans. in 1086 (see above). Land in Newbald
mentioned 1164 × 81 (YMF I no. 39 = EEA XX no. 134).
Land in Goodramgate gr. 28 Sept. 1177 × 22 Nov. 1181 (EYC I no. 160 = EEA
XX no. 135), mentioned 1220 × 27 (Chs. Vicars Choral no. 136, cf. nos. 160,
194 n., 208). Cf. RCHM York V 172.
In c. 1295 preb. had land and 2 watermills in South Newbald, with rights in
Hotham and South Cliffe (Extents pp. 14-15).
Valuation
1291 £20 (Taxatio p. 297a).
Prebendaries
? Arnulf Sottavagina (or Sottewain) (fn. 187)
Immediate predecessor of Bartholomew archdcn. of Richmond in preb. (YMF
I no. 39 = EEA XX no. 134). Occ. as can. 1154 (EYC IX no. 151, cal. Mowbray
Chs. no. 236) and c. 1154 × 1157 (EYC IX no. 153), 1154 × 57, prob. c. 1154
(Chart. Fountains II 708 no. 23 = EEA XX no. 20), 1154 × 62 (EYC II no. 1095),
1163 × 69 (ibid. IX no. 129), c. 1165 × 1174 (ibid. II no. 684), and c. 1170 ×
1186 (ibid. III no. 1631). Brother of Thomas Sottovagina (or Sottewain), preb.
Husthwaite (list 30); prob. related to Hugh Sottovagina (or Sottewain), successively
archdcn. and prec. of York (lists 10, 3) (Hugh the Chanter p. xxiii).
? Bartholomew
Archdcn. of Richmond from before 1158 and had been succeeded by 18 Aug.
1184 (list 13); prob. preb. Bugthorpe before 1167 (list 21). Occ. as successor of
Arnulf Sottovagina in preb. [? South] Newbald 1164 × 22 Nov. 1181, perhaps
early in the period (YMF I no. 39 = EEA XX no. 134).
William de Gloez (fn. 188)
Occ. as preb., being gr. a messuage in Goodramgate 28 Sept. 1177 × 22 Nov.
1181 (EYC I no. 160 = EEA XX no. 135).
M. Simon of Apulia
Chanc. from before 3 June 1190, possibly by Michaelmas 1187 (list 4). Dean
by end of 1193, conf. Jan. 1194 (list 2). Occ. as this preb. while dean, 1201 × 04
(YMF I no. 40), and prob. from before 1189 (ibid. II 61). Prob. held preb. until
became bp. of Exeter (see case of 1219, Rolls of Justices, Yorks. no. 833). Bp. of
Exeter, el. before 13 Apr. 1214, cons. 5 Oct.
M. Giles le Rous (Rufus)
Preb. of Lincoln by 1243; archdcn. of Northampton (Lincoln dioc.) from 17
June 1246 × 16 June 1247; d. 20 Nov. 1272 (1 Fasti III 32, 76). Occ. as archdcn.
of Northampton and this preb., so 1246 × 72 (YMF I no. 41). Prob. to be identified
with the man who occ. as [? vice-]archdcn. of E.R., in 1228 and in 1246 (list 11,
note to Simon of Evesham).
Stephen of Sutton (fn. 189)
First occ. as can. 1268 (Reg. Giffard p. 88). Occ. as can. several times.
Immediate predecessor of Peter of Savoy in this preb. (Reg. Romeyn I 393). Also
preb. of Lincoln and archdcn. of Northampton; still alive 20 Sept. 1290 (1 Fasti
III 32, 68). D. as this preb. by 6 Jan. 1291 (Reg. Romeyn I 393). Brother of Oliver
of Sutton, bp. of Lincoln (1280-99) (Reg. Sutton III 85).
Peter of Savoy (fn. 190)
Abp.'s gr. of pension of £20 p.a. until a preb. available 13 May 1290 (Reg.
Romeyn II 166). Abp.'s coll. to this preb. in succession to Stephen of Sutton, with
mandate to dean and chapter to induct 6 Jan. 1291 (ibid. I 393). Also dean of
Salisbury, prec. of Lincoln, treas. of Llandaff; prob. preb. of Hereford; dean of St
Martin le Grand, London, and Bridgnorth (1 Fasti III 15, 77, 86, 102-3, IV 12,
76). Held this preb. until became abp. of Lyon by papal prov., cons. by 7 Aug.
1308 (Reg. Clem. V no. 2895; not in CPL). Not to be confused with Peter of Savoy,
preb. Wistow (list 49).