This has enabled me to check doubtful readings and add names which I missed on my brief visits to York some years ago. Finally, my thanks are due to the Borthwick Institute in York who have now made all the archbishops registers available on the internet. Callan Ledsham and Dr Chris Schabel into Pickenham s theological writngs. Similarly, my entry on Osbert Beaufeu of Pickenham has benefitted from the researches of Dr. I am very grateful to Dr Ayers for sharing his researches and I look forward to including his forthcoming article on bishop Gilbert in this list of additions. My short entry on the little known Gilbert of Norwich, bishop of Hamar in Norway, has had to be completely rewritten thanks to Dr Brian Ayers of East Anglia University who is researching the life of Gilbert but from a totally different direction. Copeland containing a valuable appendix of 148 pages listing all the friars known to have been given licences to hear confessions during the 14 th century.this thesis is now available on the internet and has proved a most useful check on my own readings of the episcopal registers. One valuable source which I have only just discovered is the 1938 Master s Thesis by J.
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However, the multiplication of sources available on the internet has opened up documents which were previously not easily available plus a number of scholars have very kindly shared their researches. in the following pages than I had expected at this stage.
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE PRINTED EDITION: 20 September 2020 This list, and any further additions, will be published on the province website at There are rather more additions, amendments, etc. 1 Richard Copsey O.Carm., BIOGRAPHICAL REGISTER OF CARMELITES IN ENGLAND AND WALES, (Faversham: St.
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