120 YORK. DEANS. This deanery was erected by archbishop Thomas in the year 1090*, who appointed Hugh to this dignity "". He enjoyed it in 1 109**^. Alurki) was a witness to a deed of archbishop Thomas H. in 1 1 13^ Hugh was a witness to the charter of foundation of a monastery of St. Clement near York by archbishop Thurstan, in the year 1130^^, and also to that of erection of another monastery (de Fontibus) in 1 132^^. William ue S. Barbara possessed this dignity in 1138"^". In 1 142 he was elected bishop of Durham-". Robert de Gaunt was so styled in the year 1148"^-. Robert Botivelein died possessed of this deanery in 1 1 86-'^ ; he was succeeded by Hubert Walter, who was dean in 1186'J^; and in 1189 he was elected bishop of Salisbury-*'. Henry Marshall was elected 6th Sept. 1189, and in I 1 94 was made bishop of Exeter. Simon de Apulia was elected in ii94-'*», and in 1214 he likewise was made bishop of Exeter. Maugerius held the dignity in i 199. Hamo was dean in 1206. William de Testard, archdeacon of Xottinpltam, had a mandamus from the King to be elected to this dig- nity dated 20th Sept. 12 14". ^•* Reg. El)()r. ^'^ Sim. Dunelm. sub auno. w Sec Mon. Angl. torn. i. p. J'-mS. Cott. Claud. B. iii. f. 71. 373 and 385. Hoveden, fol. 360. Chron. de
- ^ Stubbs's Coll. 1 7 1 1 . Lanercost.
8" MS. Cotton. Vitellius, A. ix. •*' Hist, de I^inercost. 88 Mon. Aug. toni. i. p. 510. ^"^ Had. de Dicet. coll. 648,649. ^•* Ibid. p. 743. ^ Hoveden. f. 415. '■^ Job. Hagulntad, coll. 264. ••" Claus. 16 Job. m.21 dorso, 327. et Pat. 16 Job. p. 123. ^' Angl. Sacr. pars i. p. 712.
