1 ene 1534 año - latt

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The usual Yorkshire spelling of ‘lath’, the thin strip of wood on which roof slates or tiles were secured, or a base for plaster on walls and ceilings. 1299-1300 <i>In clavis ad lates </i>[lath nails]<i> pro diversis domibus </i>, Bolton Priory (YRS154/105); 1357 <i>Item, C C centz lattes, ijs ixd </i>, York (SS129/5); <i>c </i>.1534 <i>Item for 4 bunshes lez Lattys </i>, Bridlington (YRS80/2); 1642 <i>Ashen barres … riven very thinne, allmost like unto Lattewoode </i>, Elmswell (DW18). Specialist items were laths for roofs which were of stone or straw: 1396-7 <i>Et in C lattis pro petr’. emp. 9d </i>, Ripon (SS81/125); 1408-9 <i>de cc stanlat … pro emendacione stabuli </i>, Ripon (SS81/136); 1446 <i>ccc sindulis vocatis strawelat, c dimidia sindulis vocatis stanelatts </i>, Beverley (ERAS6/78). Note the use of the verb: <i>c </i>.1640 <i>latted and limed the chambers in the old howse </i>, Denby Grange (KayeCP).

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