Notes for David Yale , LL.D.:

Of Erddig Park and Plas Grono, near Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales; Chancellor of Chester; will dated 15 August 1625, probated at the Consistory Court, Chester, 16 June 1626, mentioned "David Yale, Thomas Yale, and Ann Yale, the children of my eldest son Thomas Yale late deceased." He was also rector of Llandegla, Denbighshire 1564-73, vicar of High Offley, Staffordshire 1572-3, prebendary of St. Asaph 1578, prebendary of Chester 1582, becoming Chancellor 1587. "With Edmund Meyrick he administered the see of Bangor in the vacancy between the episcopates of Nicholas Robinson and Hugh Bellot in 1585." He became vicar general to Bishop George Lloyd of Chester 23 June 607. He matriculated at Queen's College, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1555, where he received 3 degrees, B.A. 1563-4, M.A. 1567, LL. D. 1579, and became a Fellow of Queen's College 1565-81, a Proctor 1575-6, and was admitted an Advocate 3 Feb. 1581/2.