did the dispute between them end?
Yes, in 1536.
Keldholme Priory election dispute
The nuns of Keldholme re-elected Emma de Ebor', the election dispute evaporated and little more was heard of the priory until its dissolution in 1536.
what was the keldholme priory election dispute? The dispute occurred in Yorkshire, England. who was the dispute between? Archbishop of York and other nuns. and what was the dispute about? His candidate, Emma de Ebor', was  unacceptable by many nuns. who was the archbishop then? William Greenfield. when was he born? The date of his birth is now lost. where is he from? The eponymous Lincolnshire hamlet of Greenfield. what did he start his career as? A doctor of both civil and canon law. when was he appointed as archbishop? 4 December 1304
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Keldholme Priory election dispute [SEP] Introduction
Archbishop Greenfield died in 1315, and within two months, de Stapleton had also resigned, supposedly because of ill health and age. The nuns of Keldholme re-elected Emma de Ebor', the election dispute evaporated and little more was heard of the priory until its dissolution in 1536.