Below is a continuation of the chronological list of data on persons with the surname Ferriby, Fereby, Ferebee, etc. Text within ((brackets)) indicates notes by the author. Sources listed as PRO refer to documents held by the National Archives. PCC refers to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and PCY to the Prerogative Court of York.

1400 - JOHN FERIBY, Inventory of Thomas de Dalby, Archdeacon of Richmond, date: 21 May 1400, "Camera, de xxd rec. de domine JOHANNAE FERIBY pro i canvace". NOTE: John Feriby subtreasurer of the Minster 1377-1404. He was a witness in the Scrope v. Grosvenor controversy. NICHOLAS DE FERIBY, prebendary of Stillington at York was his brother ("Testamenta Eboracensia", Surtees Society, vol. 45 pp. 9-11) Note: Scrope v. Grosvenor 1385-90 was a landmark case concerning the laws of heraldry 1400 - JOHN FERBY, named in will of Nicholas Roscelyn of the Temple, London, dated 2 Aug. proved 16 Sep. 1400, abstract names: William Roscelyn - brother, Matilda - sister, JOHN FERBY, Sir Thomas de Redenesse knight, John Pygot executor (Family History Library ed., London Commissary Court Will Extracts, 1989, vol. 2, p. 1840) Note: See 1409 entry below re: assault on manor of Redness (Reedness, Yorks). 1400 - Presentation of THOMAS FERBY parson of Baghurst in diocese of Winchester to the church of Poynings Chichester exchange of benefices with John Barbour, dated 8 Jan. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1399-1401.1903/1971, vol. 1 p. 262). 1401 - Confirmation of an ordinance made by Richard Clifford dean of St. Pete's York, Sir JOHN FERIBY, the under treasurer (named with others) (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1399-1401.1903/1971, vol. 1 p. 172). 1401 - THOMAS FERBY, Court of the Exchequer, (Commentary & Paraphrase) Hankford JCP asked: A bill in Exchequer can be amended, before or after challenge by the defendant. Th. FERSBAY answers: A bill in Exchequer can be amended if it be of the substance of the matter. (Note by Seipp) could this be THOMAS FRYSBY, serjeant of Ex. in 1401? or THOMAS FERIBY, Baron of Ex. 1399-1423? (Seipp, David. _Medieval English Legal History, An Index and Paraphrase of Printed Year Book Reports, 1268 - 1535. Seipp# 1401.027). 1401 - Presentation of Master WILLIAM FERYBY to the church of Horncastle co. Lincoln in the king's gift, dated 2 Jun. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1399-1401.1903/1971, vol. 1 p. 306). 1401 - Commission durng the king's present journey to Scotland to JOHN FERIBY and John Bryan, to take ships for the carriage of wheat, wine, ale, beans, and other victuals for expense of the king's husehold on this journey (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1399- 1401.1903/1971, vol. 1 p. 335). 1401 - Whereas by inquisition taken before Nicoas Dudle mayor of Coventry (et al.) it was found that after the marriage between John Gauntpee of Coventry and AGNES the sister of WILLIAM DE FERIBY clerk, deceased, who made forfeiture to the king on account of a judgement against him the said John by charters enfeoffed the said William in fee simple of all his lands, rents, ervices, etc. in Coventry and elsewhere within co. Warwick... and the said William had no estate there in exception the king with assent of council grants to them all the premises not exceeding 20L yearly which were taken into his hands by the escheator in said county, dated 26 June (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1399- 1401.1903/1971, vol. 1 p. 550). Note: this concerns the seized estate of WILLIAM DE FERIBY chaplain to King Richard II who was executed by Henry IV for his plot against him. See also other similar papers related to this case; ibid. pp. 496, 506, 517, & 533-4. The 533-4 entry says "whereas lately after the marriage of John Gauntpee and AGNES..." and is dated 26 June. 1402 - Whereas the pope made a grace and provision to WILLIAM FERYBY, chaplain, master in arts, and bachelor in canon law of certain dignities and prebends in cathedral churches of York and Lincoln and the collegiate church of Beverley, the king pardons the obtaining of the bull and grants licence for its' execution, dated 12 March (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1401 -1405.1903/1971, vol. 2 p. 54). 1402 - Commission during pleasure to TOMAS FERIBY of the office of controller of the great custom, subsidy of wool, hides, wool fells and the petty custom in the port of Kingston on Hull and ports and places adjacent, receiving accustomed fee, dated 11 July (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV,1401-05.1903/1971, vol. 2 p. 111).

1403 - Receipt by WILLIAM FERYBY for 87L, 6s, 8d due from the King (PRO, E 43/255) 1403 - Commission to William Thyrning knt., Arnald Trussell knt. sheriff of Warwick (et al.) to enquire into a petition of William Wymundeswold and Katherine his wife showing that John Gauntpe of Coventry was lately seised in his demesne of diverse lands in Coventry, viz. a grange in 'le Hullstrete' with a garden adjoining, a cottage in the same street, 2 other cottages and a 'pagenthous' in the same, ..., 2 other cottages..., a great field called 'Muryholt', and other fields called 'Chilternfeld', 'Chilternhull', 'Wymullefeld' and granted the same to Hugh de Meryngton... until the said John and AGNES unjustly removed them... it was found that WILLIAM FERYBY, clerk, who made his forfeiture to the king, died seised in his demesne as of fee in the same, but he never had any right to them (the said properies), dated 17 May (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1401 -1405. 1905/71, vol. 2 p. 278). 1403 - Commission to John Drayton, servant of the office of the king's pavillioner, JOHNFERIBY and John Ewell to take carriage for the king's pavillions, armour, artillery, lances, and other harness to Worcester, dated Pontefract 16 Aug. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1401 -1405. 1905/71, vol. 2 p. 285). 1403 - Grant for life to the king's servants JOHN FERIBY and Roger Woodhele of all lands of Lewis Duyap David ap Jevan in Wales forfeited to the king because he rose against him with the rebel Owen Glendower to the value of 20L, dated 12 Nov. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1401 -1405. 1905/71, vol. 2 p. 327). 1404-5 - THOMAS DE FERYBY clerk to the queen, Joan, mentioned in grants to her by the king dated 25 Nov. 1404 and 14 Feb. 1405 (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1401 -1405. 1905/71, vol. 2 pp. 349, 454). 1404 - THOMAS FERYBY of St. Martin parish York, Will, date: feast of St. James 1404, proved 30 Jul 1404. Items; to be buried in church of St. Martin York, bequests to St. Martin's, Augustinian friary, Capuchin friary, fabric of cathedral, collegiate church St.John Beverley, and hospitals of St. Leonard, and --- Fosse Bridge, bequest 4s 4d to KATHERINE FERYBY, bequests 4s 4d each to sons and daughters of John Carnaby of York (PCY, vol. 3, pp. 213B, 214A) 1406 - JOAN DE FERYBY relict of THOMAS of York, Will, date: 1 Mar. 1406, proved 8 Mar. 1406, Items: to be buried at St. Martin Coneystrete next to husband, 25L to St.Martin's church, 11 shillings to St. John's collegiate church at Beverley, small bequests to Agnes de Bydsall, John de Bydsall, John C---, John Talbot, Robert de Clifford chaplain, Thomas Bell de Bydsall, John Bell de Bydsall, executors Robt. de Clifford and John Talbot (PCY, vol. 3,pp. 259B, 260A). Note: Bydsall = Birdsall a village in E. Riding of Yorks 4 mi. SSE of Malton. The parish church of St. Mary's Birdsall contains the 1300s tomb of Lady de Birdsall (Genuki web site, Birdsall parish entry).

1406 - Whereas Pope Innocent in his first year made a grace and provision of churches in Shaftesbury and Wilton to THOMAS FERIBY late clerk and secretary to the king's uncle Thomas Duke of Gloucester deceased, grants pardon and grants execution of the bull, dated 6 June (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405 -08. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 108). 1406 - Grant by mainprise of THOMAS FERBY of the county York, cerk, and William Dene of same to Roger Haldenby, clerk, (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405- 8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 183). 1406 - Ratification of the estate to ROBERT FERIBY parson of the church of Egremont in Copeland, dated Dec. 14 (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405- 8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 244). 1406 - Grant to JOHN FERIBY one of the clerks of the household of wardenship of the hospital of St. Dewey Northamptonshire, dated 1 Sep. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405 -8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 223). 1406 - Revocation of the letters patent granting the hospital of St. Deweys Northants in the diocese of Lincoln to JOHN FERIBY one of the clerks of the household as at suit of John Greyby complaining that he was lately presented the hospital by the prior and convent of St. Andrew, but the said FERIBY falsely suggested that the hospital was vacant... JOHN FERIBY commanded to appear in chancery, judgement given in favour of Greyby, dated 30 Nov. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405- 8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 294). 1408 - Grant to the king's clerk JOHN FERIBY of the wardenship of the hospital of St. Michael Llandeweryn Wale, dated 31 Jan. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405- 8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 294). 1408 - Confirmation to Thomas Sutton master, John Wenlock, Thomas Wilby, ADAM FERYBY & Ralph Shoklace wardens of the fraternity of the tailors and armourers of linen armour of the city of London... that may acquire in mortmain lands to the value of 100L and have a common seal, implead and be impleaded, by the king for 100L paid in the hanaper, dated 3 Aug. (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1405 -8. 1907/71, vol. 3 p. 466). 1408 - Rex (Henry IV) v. FERBY & Webster. Subject, possesions in South Ferriby, Lincs. (PRO, C 44/22/21) 1408 - JOHN FERIBY (d.1441), clerk to the King, appointed by a grant of 3 Jan. 1408 to the wardenship of St. Michael's Hospital Llandeweryn, Wales (Calender Patent Rolls, 9 Henry IV, pt.1, m12, 1408). 1409 - John Nowell esq. v. John Puddesay, knt., and THOMAS DE FERYBY. Re: Assault on Rednesse manor, which petitioner had of the grant of Dame Katherine, late the wife of Thomas Rednesse, knt., and seizure of goods and chattels, etc. (PRO, C 1/3/141). (( Reedness manor is located on the Don River near Thorne in Whitgift parish, West Riding of Yorks. John de Puddesay and wife Alicia are listed as residents of Doncaster, Yorks. in the subsidy rolls of 1379. Sir John de Pudsey (b. ca. 1360, d. Apr. 1433) married Margaret dau. of Sir William de Eure, was a son of Henry de Pudsay (d. 10 Nov. 1424) by Elizabeth dau.of John de Laton of Barforth. The Puddesay or Pudsay were lords of Bolton by Bolland, Yorks. for over 500 years (Littledale, Ralph Pudsay. _The Pudsay Deeds, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, vo. 56, 1916, pp. 23-9 passim). Lord Thomas Redness de Whitgift, knt., his will dated 6 Oct. 1407 and prob. 6 Dec '07 (Surtees Soc. vol.4 p.348), items: to wife Katherine, to "Alice Redness vaccam et porcum pinguem".) A grant made in 1397 of lands in nearby Aldingfleet the home of the Usflete family (John Usflete m. Emma Fereby ca. 1335) names witnesses, Gerard de Ufflete, kt., Thomas de Rednesse, kt., Thomas de Egmanton, Richard de Eyvill, John de Hustewayt etc. (Notts Archives, Deeds re Adlingfleet Humberside, ref.  SY570/Z/1/2  - date: 13 May 1397). 1409 - Licence to St. Leonard's Hospital York... NICHOLAS FERIBY clerk (named as a member of the hospital), dated 12 May (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1408- 13. 1909/71, vol. 4 p. 73).

1410 - Licence for 20 marks paid in hanaper by Willam Bourgchier knt., John Basset, & William Aylmire for them to enfoeff; Rich. Arundell knt., THOMAS FERIBY, (and 6 others) to the manors of Eyston at Tower Essex, and Bildeston co. Suffolk (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1408- 13. 1909/71, vol. 4 p. 158). 1410 - Commission during pleasure to JOHN FERYBY of the office of controller of the great custom and the subsidy of wools, hides, and wool fells, with the keeping of one part of the coket seal, by bill of he treasurer,dated 30 Sep. ( PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1408- 13. 1909/71, vol. 4 p. 265). 1410 - Commission de 'walliis et fossatis' to Robert Tirwhit, (5 others named), John Skipwith, and ROBERT FERIBY from the town of Littelburgh by the water of Ancholme to Humber co. Lincoln, dated 13 Feb. PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1408- 13. 1909/71, vol. 4 p. 313). 1411 - Commission to Peter de Bukton knt. (and 5 others) to enquire about a report of JOHN FERIBY and William Pound asserting that they were appointed by king's com. in the first year to take corn and other victuals from co. York to Scotland for victuals of king's army... exposed same for sale and converted the money to their own use, dated 15 July (PRO. _Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry IV 1408- 13. 1909/71, vol. 4 p. 318). 1411 - THOMAS FERIBY prebend of Hoxton 1411 to 1420, installed 14 Nov. 1411, resigned by 7 Aug. 1420, Peter de Alcobasso next prebend 1420-27 (Horn, Joyce _Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1330 -1541, 1963, vol. 5). Hoxton, Mdsx is located 1 mi. NE of London. 1412 - Brother THOMAS DE FERREBY, monk and treasurer of the cathedral and monastic church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Coventry, receipt of the prior of said church 10L from Wm. Belgrave (English Deeds #246 (BHK 3163), special collections Harvard Law School Library). 1413 - THOMAS FERYBY clerk, Held at Hailsham after the death of MAUD, late the wife of Thomas de Vere, Earl of Oxford. She held for life the manor of Westdene, with reversion thereof to Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, Gerard Braybrok, kt., THOMAS FERYBY, clerk, John Bray of Ippeworth and Nicholas Mils, clerk, by virtue of a Fine levied, in the octave of St. Martin, 18 Richd. II. (1394). The manor was held of John Pelham, chivaler, as of the Honour of Aquila, service unknown. The said Maud died on Wednesday in the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, then last past. Heir not known. Exemplified, 1 Feb. 22 Hen. VI. (1443-4) (Dobell and Lane families of Streat and Folkington, East Sussex Catalogue Ref. SAS-M FILE - WESTDEAN: Exemplification of an Inquisition, ref. SAS-M/1/402 A2A) 1415 - ROBERT FEREBY, juror at 28 Oct. Inqustion Post Mortem held at York of Beatrice de Roos wife of Sir Thomas de Roos of Hamelake (Yorkshire Inquistions Post Mortem Hen.IV-V, p.107) 1415 - JOHN FERIBY (d.1441) "clarke of the Greenecloth, sike ((sack)) at the castell of Meremont"," in the retinue of the Serjent of the Countynhouse" (Agincourt Battle Roll #4). JOHN FEREBY also named at the 27 Dec. 1415 Inquisition Post Mortem of Michael de la Pole (1394-1415) 3rd Earl of Suffolk, who was killed at Agincourt. Also named: Richard Santon, John Portington, and Simon Burton (Yorkshire Inquistions Post Mortem Hen. IV & V, p.112). 1416 - Retinue of JOHN FEREBY (d.1441) expense account for the expedition to Harfleur (PRO, E 101/47/21). 1419 - 25 Nov., RE: Parlous Hall, Mill Street, Richard Pontesby clerk, and Richard Parlour of Bruggenorth to William Palmer and AGNES FERBY widow of Roger Drayton (Mrs. Dyas Collection (ref. 796/37) Shropshire Records Centre). 1419 - AGNES FEREBY to be buried in Greyfriars Church Snaith, Yorks. (source ?)