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YORKSHIRE MAIN COLLIERY - coal mining (277 words) |
 | Cadeby workings again near Victoria Road playing fields, this time in the Swallow Wood seam. |
| 71s 72s and 76s in the Barnsley seam right up to Cadeby Colliery workings under Conisborough. |
| 72 and 74s in the Barnsley seam under Conisborough approaching the workings of the Silverwood Colliery. |
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Lewes Priory Yorkshire properties (553 words) |
| In that year John Vincent, Lewes’s procurator, accounted for a total of £146 14s 7d, of which £76 4s 4d came from Halifax and Heptonstall, of which Lewes Priory was both Rector and Lord of the Manor. |
| Additional major sums included £14 11s 8d from tithes from miscellaneous Yorkshire parishes, chiefly around the Conisborough area, and £21 from tithes of the former de Warenne demesne lands, granted to the priory by the second earl. |
| Of 20 Yorkshire parish churches and chapels confirmed to Lewes in the late 11th-early 12th centuries by the earls de Warenne, centred around the earls’ lordships of Conisborough and Wakefield, Lewes priory had lost the advowsons of 13 by 1351. |
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