Farndale Fair, 1350
Licence to hold masses in the chapel at Farndale, 1388
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‘In 23 Ed III. Inquisition
taken at Kirby Moorseved refers to an early fair in Farndale.’ (Patent
Rolls).
23 Edward III = 25 January 1349 to 24 January 1350 - https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cal/reg11.htm
19 November 1388. Licence for the inhabitants of
Farndale (Ferndall) to have masses celebrated in the chapel of Farndale (the York Archbishop Registers).
The
Ryedale Historian, Vol 11, 1982
