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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 April 2016
Benson: George Benson, Handbook to York Minster, 4th ed. 1910
Browne: Browne, John, The History of the Metropolitan Church of St. Peter, York, London 1847 Google Scholar
Colvin: Colvin, H. M., A Biographical Dictionary of English Architects, 1660–1840, London 1954 Google Scholar
C.W.O.: Clerk of Work's Office, York Minster
F.Y.M.R.: The Friends of York Minster, Annual Reports
Gent: Gent, Thomas, The Ancient and Modem History of the Famous City of York, London 1730 Google Scholar
Gunnis: Gunnis, Rupert, Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660–1851, Odhams Press, 1953 Google Scholar
Purey-Cust: A. P. Purey-Cust, Walks round York Minster, 1907
Y.A.J.: The Yorkshire Archaeological fournal
Y.D.G.: The York Diocesan Gazette
Y.E.P.: The Yorkshire Evening Press
Y.G.: The Yorkshire Gazette
Y.H.: The Yorkshire Herald
Y.M.L.: York Minster Library, Dean and Chapter Muniments
Y.M.R.: York Minster Restoration Occasional Papers, 1899–1911
Notes
1 Spiers, Lewis Walter, The Notebook and Account Book of Nicholas Stone, Walpole Society VII, OUP, 1919, pp.39, 42Google Scholar
2 F.Y.M.R. 1956, pp.25–37; ex. inf. Royal Greenwich Observatory
3 Browne, p. 329; ex. inf. C.W.O.
4 Y.G., 7.3.1863
5 Y.G. 11.6.1921
6 Y.M.L. (E3)(E4a), Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, Disbursements 1802–05. In Y.M.L. are also Bernasconi's bills, Martinmas 1802–03 and 1803–04. The work was carried out in York by one, and at times two, of Bernasconi's plasterers and a boy. The materials were sent from London.
7 Brit. Mus. Harleian MSS 3616, f. 106V; cf. f.IV
8 Y.M.L. (E3), W. O. Powell's bill, 4.8.1883, passed and signed by Bodley
9 Y.G. 10.5.1884
10 Y.D.G. 1896, pp. 65–66.
11 Y.D.G. 1897, pp. 189–190.
12 ex. inf. C.W.O.
13 Y.M.R. 6th Occas. Paper, Aug. 1903, pp. 6–11
14 ibid. 7th Occas. Paper, March 1903, p. 5
15 Y.H. 29.6.1904
16 Y.M.R. 9th Occas. Paper 1906, p. 27; ex. inf. C.W.O.
17 Y.G. 27.3.1886
18 Y.H. 11.4.1891; ex. inf. P. J. Carvill, son of Charles Carvill A
19 Y.D.G. 1897, p. 50 Y
20 ex. inf. Reg. HQ.
21 ex. inf. Reg. HQ.
22 Y.M.R. 9th Occas. Paper, June 1906, p. 28
23 Y.D.G. 1895, pp. 134–136
24 Y.M.R. postscript to 10th Occas. Paper, Aug. 1907, p.5; Y.G. 6.7.1907
25 Y.M.L. (D2a), Whytehead Log Book, 1886-94, f.61
26 Y.M.R. 6th Occas. Paper, Aug. 1903, p. 11
27 Y.G. 25.10.1890
28 Y.G. 27.6.1903
29 Y.M.L. (E4f), Fabric Ace. 1866–86, Expenditure 1886
30 Benson, p.74; ex. inf. R. Bridgeman & Sons; F.Y.M.R. 1945, p.32
31 Y.M.R. 8th, 9th, 10th Occas. Papers, June 1905, June 1906, July 1907
32 ex. inf. Brierley, Leckenby, Keighley, architects, Lendal, York
33 Y.G. 3.8.1878
34 Y.M.R. 6th Occas. Paper, Aug. 1903, pp.5–6; ex. inf. C.W.O.
35 Y.M.L. (E4a), Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, Disbursements 1798-99; Browne, pp.103, 318
36 Y.A.J. 37 (1950), pp. 258-261
37 ex. inf. Reg. HQ.
38 F.Y.M.R. 1964, pp. 13–18
39 ex. inf. Middlesbrough Central Library. Banner made for Church Congress, Middlesbrough, 1912
40 F.Y.M.R. 1946, pp. 12–13, 38
41 F.Y.M.R. 1949, p. 18
42 Browne, p.319; Y.M.L. (E4a), Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, Disbursements 1803–04
43 ex. inf. D. M. Doyle
44 Y.G. 22.4.1871
45 For the genealogical table I am indebted to the late Mr Rupert Gunnis
46 Y.G. 28.9.1907; Algernon, Graves, The Society of Artists of Great Britain 1760–91; The Free Society of Artists 1761-83, London 1907, p.92 Google Scholar
47 The Gentleman's Magazine, 69 (1789), p. 1000
48 Y.G. 18.6.1810
49 Y.H. 21.9.1921
50 F.Y.M.R. 1949, p. 19; 1950, pp.7–8
51 ibid. 1954, p. 11
52 ibid. 1956, pp.7–8
53 Y.G. 14.1.1871
54 Bodleian, MS Autogr. d. ll. p.335; receipt dated 9 October 1691, signed by Grinling Gibbons, acknowledging £100 from Thomas Lamplugh ‘on account of a monument I am obliged to make for his Father, the late Archbishop of York’
55 ex. inf. C.W.O.
56 F.Y.M.R. spring 1930, p.33; ex. inf. C.W.O.
57 F.Y.M.R. 1960, pp. 12–15
58 Y.H. 11.4.1891; inscriptions on clock works; Y.M.L. (E3), W. O. Powell's bill 4.8.1883
59 In Browne, p. 323, Mr Moon is obviously a misprint for Mr Hume
60 Y.H. 14.11.1890
61 Y.G. 11.3.1899
62 Date on inscription in window
63 Y.H. 9.5.1903
64 Colvin, p.346. Date my own conjecture, based on Gunnis, p. 183, and that monument not mentioned in Gent, published 1730.
65 Y.M.L. (B4), The accompt of subscriptions towards the new paving of the Cathedral Church of York; and Memorandum of Agreement with Plan of Paving annexed, between the four masons and the Dean of York, represented by the Registrar of the Chapter. The paving seems to have been laid between 1731 and 1734; but bills not finally paid till 1736. Hawksmoor in 1735 writes as if paving finished, see Downes, Kerry, Hawksmoor, Zwemmer, 1959, p. 259.Google Scholar See also Drake, Francis, Eboracum, 1736, p. 519 Google Scholar.
66 F.Y.M.R. 1958, pp. 4-5
67 ex. inf. Reg. HQ.
68 ex. inf. C.W.O.
69 ibid.
70 F.Y.M.R. 1956, p.29
71 Y.G. 12.5.1849; 9.6.1849
72 F.Y.M.R. 1953, pp. 9–11
73 Fallow, T. M., Yorkshire Church Plate, Y.A.J. 1912,1, p. 4
74 Y.M.L. (B3), Papers 1829–32, restoration, receipt 358
75 Y.G. 11.1.1915
76 Y.D.M. 1909, pp.6, 203
77 Y.G. 11.11.1911
78 Y.G. 20.6.1917
79 Newby Hall Archives, letter, 1755, Mrs Carr, Mitley's sister, to Mrs Worsley. For this reference I am indebted to the late Mr Rupert Gunnis.
80 Y.G. 23.8.1842; inscriptions on clock works; Y.M.L. (B4), Papers, 1840–44, restoration
81 Y.G. 27.10.1855
82 Y.G. 13.2.1864
83 Y.E.P. 2.10.1922; Y.G. 7.10.1922
84 The Gentleman's Magazine, 76, i (1806), p.401 Google Scholar
85 Browne, p.317
86 Y.M.L. (E4a) Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, Disbursements 1795-96
87 F.Y.M.R. 1939, p.27
88 ibid. pp. 26–27, 9–10
89 ibid. 1945, pp.30, 6
90 ibid. p. 6
91 Y.G. 22.2.1858
92 Y.G. 7.6.1916
93 Y.G. 26.2.1859; Builder, 1859, p.239
94 Raine, Angelo, History of St. Peter's School, York, London 1926, p. 112 Google Scholar
95 Y.D.G. 1904, p. 104
96 F.Y.M.R. 1947, p. 42
97 ibid. 1948, pp. 3–4,38
98 ibid. 1948, p. 16
99 ibid. 1951, pp.11,34
100 ibid. 1953, p.6
101 ibid. 1960, pp. 6–8
102 ibid. 1950, p. 9
103 ibid. 1951, pp. 9–10
104 ibid. 1953, pp. 7–9
105 Y.G. 12.2.1859
106 F.Y.M.R. 1949, pp. 16–17
107 Vertue Note Books, III, p. 56 Google Scholar (Walpole Society, XXII, OUP, 1934). Date my conjecture. Gent, p.47, says monument is preparing in London; but it must have been erected before his book published in 1730, as on pp. 126–128 he describes it in situ.
108 Clement, Markham, Markham Memorials, II, p. 48 Google Scholar, Spottiswoode, 1913; Thomas Willement's ledger 1481–65, f.20 (in the possession of his descendant, Rev. J. de B. Bateman, Hornsea Vicarage, E. Yorks)
109 F.Y.M.R. 1946, pp. 11–12
110 ibid. 1948, pp. 18–19
111 ibid. 1953, pp. 11–12
112 F.Y.M.R. 1964, p. 17, footnote
113 Browne, p.318; Y.M.L. (E5a), Shout's Day Book; Y.M.L. (E4a), Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, disbursements 1804–16, yearly payments to Taylor
114 Y.M.L. (E5a), Shout's Day Book
115 ibid.
116 Y.G. 17.4.1852
117 Y.G. 24.5.1862
118 Y.M.L. (B3), Papers 1829–32 restoration
119 Fronts of choristers’ stalls date from 1861; and the gilding of the canopies from 1944–61
120 Y.M.L. (B3), Papers 1829-32 restoration, bill 4.10.1831
121 ibid. Receipts 314, 358
122 ibid. Receipt 451
123 ibid. Receipt 205
124 ibid. Receipt 323
125 Y.G. 27.12.1834
126 Y.M.L. (B4), Papers 1840-44 restoration, but bills and receipts not numbered
127 ibid. Time sheets, Sept. to Dec. 1842 and early months of 1843
128 ibid. Receipt 19.8.1844
129 ibid. Receipt 2.1.1843
130 ibid. Walker's bill March-May 1843; Coates’ bill May 1843
131 ibid. Coates’ bills, July-Nov. 1843; Walker's bill Feb.-Sept. 1845
132 Y.M.L. (B5), Papers, Beckwith repairs chapter house
133 ibid. Bill 21.2.1845
134 ibid. Bill 18.10.1844
135 Thomas Willement's ledger 1841–65 (see note 108) f.334
136 The tiles are signed ‘Minton’ on the back
137 Y.M.L. (B5), Papers, Beckwith repairs chapter house, bill 6.12.1845
138 Y.M.L. (B3), design signed ‘Sydney Smirke 1843'; Purey-Cust, p.71
139 Benson, George, York Bell Founders, A.A.A.S. Reports and Papers, 27 (1903–04), p.635 Google Scholar; F.Y.M.R. 1951, p.34
140 F.Y.M.R. 1956, p. 29
141 ibid. 1955, pp. 12–13
142 ex. inf. C.W.O.
143 F.Y.M.R. 1958, pp. 19–20
144 Y.M.L. (B3), Papers 1871-80 south transept restoration, printed letter from Street to Dean Duncombe, 16.10.1876, which fully describes this work
145 ibid. Receipt 233
146 Y.G. 24.3.1877; 22.6.1878; 15.2.1879; inscription back of wings; Y.M.L. Hornby MS II, 202–210
147 Y.M.L. (E4f), Fabric Ace. 1866-86, Expenditure 1884
148 Y.G. 6.5.1882; 24.6.1882; 7.10.1882
149 F.Y.M.R. 1948, pp. 14–15
150 Y.G. 5.11.1910
151 Y.D.G. 1914, p. 42
152 ibid. 1916, p. 122
153 ex. inf. R. Bridgeman & Sons Ltd
154 Y.G. 6.9.1919
155 The War Memorials, The Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding), n.p:n.d.; ex inf. R. Bridgeman & Sons Ltd
156 Y.H. 1.4.1913
157 The Bugle, 1925, June, p. 37; Nov. p. 24
158 The War Memorials of the West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales’ Own), n.p :n.d; ex. inf. R. Bridgeman & Sons Ltd, J. Whitehead & Sons Ltd
159 ex. inf. C.W.O.
160 Y.G. 4.9.1926; Y.H. 23.10.1926; ex. inf. J. Whitehead & Sons Ltd.
161 ex. inf. R. Bridgeman & Sons Ltd
162 F.Y.M.R. 1933, pp. 19–20; 1934, pp. 17–19
163 ibid. 1938, p. 13
164 ibid. 1939, pp.8–9; 1946, pp. 13–14
165 ibid.
166 ibid. 1939, pp.26–28
167 Y.M.L. (E4h), Fabric Ace. 1906–22, Receipts Sept. 1914; see also Y.H. 18.6.1914
168 F.Y.M.R. spring 1931, pp.30–31
169 The Bugle, 1925, June, p. 37, Nov. p. 24
170 ex. inf. C.W.O.; M. J. Tapper. See also Y.H. 5.10.1910; F.Y.M.R. 1936, p.32
171 Browne, p.318
172 ibid, p.318
173 See A Full and Authentic Report of the Trial of Jonathan Martin, York, 1829, p. 26, where tablet said to be of ‘very recent erection’.
174 F.Y.M.R. 1950, p.9; ex. inf. Denis Tegetmeier
175 See inscription formerly on lead of roof and transcribed in the Knowles Scrap Book, York City Library. Inscription probably removed when roof releaded in Sydney Smirke's (q.v.) restoration 1843-45. There can, however, be only a little of John Terry's work left in the present roof.
176 Y.M.L. (A4(l)a), Carr's Survey of the State of the Minster 1770, says this roof is ‘new framed’. The bills for Martinmas 1762–63 show that it almost certainly dates from 1763 and was made by Leonard Terry. His bill is for £153. All but £12 is for ‘repairing ye roof. Twelve joiners were engaged in the work and four on sawing timber. A thousand and twenty feet of oak were bought. Terry's bill does not say which roof. But in the bill of the mason, Robert Sisson, is the cost of‘repairing the battlement of the south side of the Church. Making the wall good where the joiners lay the timber and helping the joiners and plumbers.’ There is also a plumber's bill for casting and laying the lead for the ‘new roof’. This roof must be the existing one at the eastern end of the south choir aisle. No substantial work has been done here since the eighteenth century apart from some repairs in teak after the 1829 fire. The bills cannot mean the roof of the south aisle of the nave, as Carr in his survey commented unfavourably on its condition.
177 Browne, p. 317, says as a result of Carr's Survey in 1770, the roofs of the north and south transepts were repaired or renovated. Y.M.L. (B4), Papers 1840–44 restoration, in a report on the fabric made to the Chapter by Sydney Smirke in 1842, he comments favourably on the south transept roof and says it was put up ‘about seventy years since’. Further on, in mentioning the roof again, he says it was constructed about ‘fifty years since’. But the ‘fifty’ is crossed out. Seventy years from 1842 brings us nearly to 1776; and this date is on one of the tie beams. In the Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, in the Disbursements for 1774–75 and 1775–76 are payments to Leonard Terry of £78 17 and £195 respectively; and also large payments for raff £118.12 and £74.14. Unfortun ately, of course, no details are given as to what these payments were for; and the bills for these two years have not survived, though Browne speaks as if he had seen them. It seems reasonable to date this roof 1776, as there is no evidence in the accounts that much work was done here after 1776, apart from the alterations in 1796–97. For scissor trusses, see Y.M.L. (B3), Papers 1871–80 south transept restoration, receipt 196.
178 Date on inscription: Tower's ‘wheatsheaf’ on bottom panel
179 ex. inf. C.W.O.
180 The Bugle, 1922, July, p. 19, Aug. pp. 16–17
181 Y.M.L. (B4), 1840-44 Restoration papers
182 F.Y.M.R. 1961, p. 21
183 The Gentleman's Magazine, 80(i) (1810), p. 178 Google Scholar
184 Algernon, Graves, The Royal Academy Exhibitors 1769–1904, London 1906, VII, p.244 Google Scholar; F.Y.M.R. 1952, pp.8–10
185 Y.M.L. (E4a), Fabric Ace. 1662–1828, Disbursements 1808–09
186 Y.M.L. (B4), 1845 General repairs time sheets, April, May
187 Y.G. 27.6.1868