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not worked upon it as upon a day on
which they shall have worked (sicuti in die quo operati fuerint).
9 Cf. Knoop and Jones, op. cit., pp.
62-69.
10 Cal. Patent Rolls, 1388-1392, p.
196. John Bryan's will of 1401 shows that he had been a mason upon the
new work of the cathedral church for 20 years, and that he left the sum
of 20 marks (£13 13s. 4d.) to the fabric. (W. Somner: Antiquities of
Canterbury, ed. Battely, 1703; cf. A. Hussey: East Kent Wills, 1907,
pp. 57, 133.
11. Cal. Patent Rolls, 1391-1396, p. 271; cf. Ib.,
1401-1405, p. 23, where John Bernesale, "of Canterbury,
smith," appears as a vendor of premises in Fordwich conveyed to St.
Augustine's Abbey.
12 Ibid., 1396-1399, p. 79.
13 J. T. Smith: Antiquities of
Westminster, 1807, p. 202.
14 Cal. Patent Rolls, 1377-1381, p.
530.
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16 Ibid., 1385-1389, p. 271.
17 Bodl. Tanner MS. 165; I am indebted for
these names to the kindness of Mr. Arthur Oswald.
18 Cal. Patent Rolls, 1385-1389, p.
103; Cal. Close Rolls, 1385-1389, pp. 121, 207.
19 Cal. Patent Rolls, 1388-1392,
pp. 249, 261, 294; Cal. Close Rolls,1392-1396, pp. 45-46.
20 Bodl. Tanner MS. 165; cf. C. E.
Woodruff: "The Rebuilding of the South-West Tower of Canterbury
Cathedral," in Arch. Cantiana, XLV, p. 37 ff.
21 There is an account for making a
"logge" (i.e. boat-house) for the safe keeping of the King's
Barge in the lake at Kenilworth in 1438-1439, in P.R.O., D.L.,
29/463/7540.
22 J. Hutchins: History ........ of the
County of Dorset, 3rd ed., 1861-1873. |