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H
H. See Folani, Hugolinus de.
Hacket, Haket, David, bishop of Ossory, sometime prior of Athassel, 87, 245.
-, -, collation made by, 656.
-, -, election confirmed by, and induction performed by, 683.
-, -, provision of, xxiii.
-, -, provision made by, 634.
-, Denis (recte David), bishop of Ossory, sometime precentor of Limerick, 117.
-, Hakat, William, lord of Pitfirrane, indult to, 422.
-, -, Elizabeth wife of, 422.
Haddenham [co. Buckingham], Thomas Rede of, 487.
Haddington, Hadington [co. Haddington], bailies of. See Ayton, John; Haubiriton, William; and Inghelsten, Robert de.
-, commonalty of, party to a suit respecting tithes, 59, 60.
-, mills of, tithe of the multure of, 59, 60.
-, Cistercian nuns’ priory, prioress and convent of, claim of, to certain tithes, 59, 60.
-, -, -, to be summoned, 115.
-, -, benefice united to.See Athelstaneford.
-, -, value of the fruits of, and number of nuns in, 114, 115.
Haddington, Hadinchton, Hadington, Hadinthton, William, an Augustinian canon and de facto abbot of Inchaffray, 289, 290.
-, -, absolution for, 630, 631.
-, -, annulment of the provision of, 558, 559, 563.
-, -, a litigant for a pension from the abbot and convent of Inchaffray, 788–790.
Hadleigh, Hadle [co. Suffolk], rectory of, 762.
Hadley, Thomas, prior of St. Mary's without Bishopsgate, London, indult to, 704.
Hagarston, William, party to a matrimonial suit, 673.
-, -, Mary wife of, relict of William Baronis, 673.
Hagham, Thomas, priest, indult to, 590.
Hailes, co. Edinburgh. See Colinton.
Hailes, Haylis, Heyles [co. Gloucester], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, petition of, 631.
-, -, monk of. See Breystow, John.
-, -, the vicarage of Rodbourne Cheney to be served by a monk of, 631.
-, -, parish church united to. See Rodbourne Cheney.
Halberstadt [Germany], church or chapel of St. Thomas of Canterbury near the gate of St. Burchard, Henry Petri, rector of, 27 note.
Hales (or Hals), John, dean of Exeter, afterwards bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, provision of, xxi.
-, -, executor of papal letters, 600.
-, -, indult to, 592.
-, -, institutions made by, 244, 245, 253.
Halesowen, Halesowayn, Halesowayne, Hallessoweyn [co. Worcester], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 742.
-, -, abbot and convent of, agreement made by, 493–8.
-, -, -, chaplain of Rushall to be nominated to, and to be presented to the bishop by, 497.
-, -, -, common seal of, 498.
-, -, -, rectory of Wallsall appropriate to, 494.
Halesworth, Halesworthe [co. Suffolk], rectory of, 550.
Haliborton, John de, priest, chaplain of Hallyburton, to be vicar of Athelstaneford, 114–116.
Haliburton. See Hallyburton.
Halis , rectory de. See Colinton.
Hall, John, a monk of Pontefract, indult to, 611.
-, Halle, Nicholas, prior of Pontefract, and the convent of the same, 263.
-, Halle, Richard, priest, 163.
Hallessoweyn. See Halesowen.
Hallyburton, Haliburton [in Kettins parish, co. Forfar], chapel of, 115, 116.
Hals. See Hales.
Halsall, John, rector of Woodborough, dispensation to, 693.
Halton, Nicholas, a citizen and mercer of London, executor of Ralph Strete, 175.
Haluik (recte Hawik). See Hawik.
Halvergate, Holvergate [co. Norfolk], vicarage of, 505.
Hamilton, Hamylton [co. Lanark], collegiate church, provost of, papal mandatary, 225, 379.
Hamilton, Hamylton, Hantmulton, Gavin de, subdeacon, provost of Bothwell, a canon of Dunkeld and prebendary of Fearn, 153.
-, -, indult to, 524.
-, -, death of, 413.
-, Hamylton, Robert de, dispensation to, 644.
-, Hamylton, Robert de, chancellor and a canon of Glasgow and prebendary of Campsie, sometime a canon of Lincluden and prebendary of Lochmaben, 403, 404.
-, Robert, priest, rector of Kilsyth, holding a pension on the episcopal mensa of Dunkeld, dispensation to, 126.
Hamylton. See Hamilton.
Hantmulton (recte Hammulton, Gavin de. See Hamilton.
Harby, Robert, a Carmelite friar, 163.
Hareld, Thomas, priest, indult to, 460.
Harlaston, Herlaston [co. Stafford], William Vernun lord of, 55.
Harleolensis . See Carlisle.
Harnsay. See Hornsey.
Harpur, Eleanor, wife of John Harpur, agreement made by, 494–498.
-, -, letters from William [Bothe], bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to, 498.
-, -, seal of, 498.
-, John, lord of the manor of Rushall, agreement made by, 494–498.
-, -, letters from William [Bothe], bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to, 498.
-, -, seal of, 498.
-, -, son of. See Harpur, William.
-, -, wife of. See Harpur, Eleanor.
-, William, lord of the manor of Rushall, petition of, 493.
-, -, parents of. See Harpur, John, and Harpur, Eleanor supra.
-, -, documents exhibited to a notary by, 494.
-, -, public instrument drawn up at the petition of, 499.
Harry, Agnes, relict of Thomas Johnsons, dwelling in London, indult to, 816.
-, Roger, of London, indult to, 523.
-, Thomas, indult to, 525.
Hartferten[sis]. See Ardfert.
Hartlebury, Hertilbury alias Hertlebury [co. Worcester], parish church of St. James the Apostle, rectory of, 529.
Hartur, Gilbert. See Arthur.
Harueia , parish church of St. Mary de (diocese of St. Andrews), indulgence granted to persons giving alms for the repair of, 761.
-, -, miracles at, 761.
Harwar, Michael, an Augustinian canon of Inchcolm, provision of, 86.
Harward, Thomas, a citizen of London, party to a matrimonial suit, 437.
-, Thomas, a parishioner of Pebworth, litigant, 557.
Haryndon, John, to be a notary public, 697.
Haryngton, James, knight, indult to, 461.
-, -, Joan wife of, 461.
Hastingis, William, lord of [Yardley] Hastings, indult to, 704.
Hasty, Thomas, pension out of the rectory of Linton granted to, 785.
Hastyngis. See Yardley Hastings.
Hatfeldi Regis, priory de. See Hatfield Broad Oak.
Hatfield Broad Oak, de Hatfeldi Regis [co. Essex], Benedictine priory of St. Mary, indulgence for persons visiting and giving alms to, 553.
-, parish church of, united to the priory, indulgence to persons visiting and giving alms to, 553.
Hathassel. See Athassel.
Hatton, Haulton [in Ratho, co. Edinburgh], part of the possessions of the collegiate church of Corstorphine, 610.
Haubiriton (? recte Hauburton), William, a bailie of Haddington, party to a suit respecting tithes, 59, 60.
Haukesworth, sir Richard, vicar of St. Laurence, York, 251.
Haukysbury, Richard, abbot of Evesham, and the convent of the same, petition of, 279.
Haulton. See Hatton.
Hausted. See Hawstead.
Hauwkchirche. See Hawkchurch.
Hawik, Haluik, Malcolm de, late rector of Yetholm, 61.
Hawkchurch, Hauwkchirche [co. Dorset], rectory of, 440.
Hawstead, Hausted [co. Suffolk], Roger Drury of, 459.
Hawthorne, Adam, indults to, 461, 587.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 461, 587.
Hay, Haye, Andrew, clerk, to be rector of Biggar, 319, 663, 664.
-, Haye, David, lord of Borthwick (or Yester), patron (for a certain turn) of the rectory of Biggar, 319.
-, -, claiming a moiety of the advowson of Biggar, 812, 813.
-, -, presentation made by, 663.
-, David, late prior of Monymusk, 356, 674.
-, John, to be a canon of Aberdeen, xxii.
-, Nicholas [2nd] earl of Erroll, Erel, indults to, 523, 524.
-, Haya, Thomas, a canon of Aberdeen and prebendary of Cruden, grant to, 786.
-, -, a litigant therefor, 374 note.
-, -, provision of, 451.
Haylis. See Hailes.
Hayne, John, to be a notary public, 641.
Haysse, Henry, priest, indult to, 700.
Hazelwood, Heselwode [co. York], Henry Vavasur lord of, 590.
Head, Heod, Hewed, Nicholas, chancellor of Cloyne, charges against, 111, 358, 476.
Hearmum Fontis , in the diocese of Chiusi, papal letters dated at, 153.
Heckington, co. Lincoln. See Winkhill.
Hectoris, John, bishop of Sodor, petition of, 581.
-, -, presentation made to, and institution made by, 628.
-, -, provision made by, 60.
Hediane. See O'Hedian.
Hedley, Thomas, rector of Caundle Bishop, grant to, 552.
Hedyan, Hedyain. See O'Hedian.
Heigham, William, clerk, dispensation to, 577.
Heiworth, William, late bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, agreement made by authority of, 498.
-, -, letters of, exemplified, 494–498.
-, -, seal of, 498.
Helen verche Jevan duu, indult to, 613.
Helfenston. See Elfinston.
Helforden[sis], wrongly written for Hereforden[sis], 425.
Helier, Richard, to be a notary public, 698.
Helsington, Helsyngton [co. Westmoreland], parish church of Kendal in, 530.
Helwode, Thomas, lord of Lubbanis, indult to, 618.
Helwys, Alice, wife of Richard Helwys, formerly wife of Martin Treheste, executrix of the will of the latter, party to a testamentary suit, 653.
-, Richard, party to a testamentary suit, 653.
-, -, wife of. See Helwys, Alice.
Hely, William, of London, party to a matrimonial suit, 802.
Hembury. See Henbury.
Hembyry, John, to be a notary public, 698.
Hemington, Heuyngren [co. Northampton], parish church of, appropriated to St. Neots priory, amount of vicar's portion reserved from, 102.
-, vicar of. See Sturgeys, Thomas.
Hempton [co. Norfolk], Augustinian priory, canon of. See Ledis, William.
Henbury, Hembury [in Prestbury, co. Cheshire], Margery Damport of, 782.
Henley, Henly [co. Oxford], Isabel Elmys of, 437.
Henry VI, king of England and France and lord of Ireland, consent of, to appropriations, 247, 248, 249.
-, Eton college founded by, 343.
-, Lenton priory in the patronage of, 63.
-, letters close of the chancery of, 260.
-, licences granted by, 261, 264.
-, papal letters to, 14, 91.
-, -, omitted, 92, 93.
-, petition of, 12.
-, presentation made by, 63.
Hensterg, John. See Schroph alias Hensterg.
Henton. See Lemys.
Heod. See Head.
Heoth, Robert, (twice without a Christian name), late dean of Cloyne, 291, 341, 778.
Hepburn, John [bishop-]elect of Dunblane, 454.
-, -, consent of, to the payment of a pension out of the episcopal mensa, 454.
-, -, provision of, 458.
-, -, election of a prior confirmed by, 338.
-, -, faculty for the consecration of, 458.
-, -, oath etc. of, 458.
Hepp ’, monastery vallis Magdalene de. See Shap.
Her . See Monasterio, Hermannus de.
Herbert, William, lord of Kilpeck, indults to, 422, 423.
-, -, Joan wife of, 422, 423.
Herbotell’, Thomas, rector of Elsdon, dispensation to, 625.
Hereford, Hereforden[sis], Helforden[sis], Herforden[sis] [co. Hereford], bishop of, faculty to, 166.
-, -, papal mandatary, 600, 724.
-, diocese of, persons of, xxvi, 166, 401 (bis), 421 (bis), 423, 463 (ter), 587, 600 (ter), 611, 740.
-, -, places in. See Ludlow; Much Wenlock.
-, -, rectory in, xxvi.
Hereford, John. See Smaw alias Hereford.
Hereforden[sis], wrongly written Helforden[sis], 425.
Herforden[sis]. See Hereford.
Heris, Herysy, William, clerk, rector of Kirkgunzeon and of Wigtown, sometime rector of Kells, co. Kirkcudbright, rehabilitation and collation afresh to, 45, 46.
-, -, to have a pension on the fruits of the rectory of Kirkgunzeon, 225.
Herlaston. See Harlaston.
Hert, Walter, of Salisbury, to be a canon of Wilton and prebendary of South Newton, 712.
Hertilbury, alias Hertlebury. See Hartlebury.
Hertishorne, Thomas, lord of Cottesbrook, indult to, 615.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 615.
Hertlebury. See Hartlebury.
Hervi, Thomas, priest, de facto vicar of Alness, 140.
Heryn, Gilibertus, late vicar of Innerwick, 308.
Herysy. See Heris.
Heselwode. See Hazelwood.
Hesewel, Agnes, a litigant in a matrimonial cause, 399, 400.
Hethcot, Ralph, rector of Tattenhall, dispensation to, 492.
Heton, John, lord of Backenho, indult to, 816.
-, -, Isabel his wife, 816.
Heuyngren. See Hemington.
Heversham, Eversham [co. Westmoreland], rectory of, appropriated to the abbey of St. Mary without York, 247. 248.
-, vicarage instituted in, 248.
-, poor parishioners of, 248.
Hewed. See Head and Howed.
Hexham, Hextildesham [co. Northumberland], Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, 428.
-, -, -, to find a chaplain at Stamfordham and Ingoe, 428.
-, -, canon of. See Mohaut, Hugh de.
-, -, canons of, the vicarage of Stamfordham to be served by, 428.
Hextildesham. See Hexham.
Heygham, Thomas, indult to, 615.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 615.
Heyles. See Hailes.
Heyrke. See Erke.
Heywarde, Heyvuarde, John, a parishioner of St. Faith under St. Paul's, London, 650.
Hicetfada, Richard, sometime prebendary of Killeany (in Kilfenora), 503.
Hierapolis, Jeropolitan[us] [Syria], Judocus bishop of, residing in the diocese of Utrecht, papal mandatary, 47.
Hierosolym[itanus]. See Jerusalem.
Higham [co. Suffolk], Clement Higham lord of, 459.
-, Thomas Higham lord of, 459.
Higham, Clement, lord of Higham, indult to, 459.
-, Thomas, lord of Higham, indult to, 459.
Higillahanayn (recte Migillahanayn).See Macgillahanayn.
Hill, Hille, Nicholas de, proctor of Thomas Sparke, 507.
-, Hille, Robert, layman, dispensed to marry, 133.
-, Hyll, Thomas, of Bosbury, indult to, 421.
-, -, Marjory wife of, 421.
-, Hyll, Walter, late a canon of Dublin and prebendary of Clonmethan, 467.
-, Hyll, William. rector of Newton near Subdury, dispensation to, 787.
-, Hylle, William, a citizen of London, executor of the will of William Spalding, 102.
Hilperton, Hilpryngton [co. Wilts], rectory of, 334.
-, -, patron of, 334.
Hilton [co. Durham], William Baronis of, 673.
Himcle (i.e. Huntly), earl of. See Gordon.
Hinggyllby, Joan, indult to, 705.
Hintlesham, Hyntelesham [co. Suffolk], rectory of, 580.
Hippeworth, Edmund, executor of John Bernham and Catherine Burnham, 599, 600.
-, -, daughter of. See Bernham, Catherine.
Hirdson (or Hudson), William. See Hudson.
Hisckpatrick. See Kirkpatrick.
Hobkirk, co. Roxburgh. See Abbotrule.
Hobme, Laurence. See Neville.
Hocu, Donald, a friar of the third order of St. Francis, indult to, 587.
Hocterhows. See Auchterhouse.
Hodone, James, to be vicar of Lislee and of Donaghmore [in the barony of Ibane and Barryroe, co. Cork], 372.
-, -, dispensation to, 372.
-, -, father of, patron of Lislee, 372.
Hodyne, William, de facto parceller of Belgooly, 180.
Hoell. See Howell.
Hofflanur, Patrick, abbot of Macosquin, charges against, 99.
Hoge. See Montealbo, William de.
Hoggis, Thomas, a parishioner of Pebworth, litigant, 557.
Hoghton, Henry, indult to, 774.
-, -, Ellen his wife, 774.
Hohedersceoyl. See O'Driscoll.
Hohennac, Hohennack [Alsace]. See Rappoltstein and Hohennac.
Holbel (recte Howel). See Howell, Thomas ap.
Hold. See Forfar, William.
Holdar, Robert, indult to, 589.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 589.
Holldness [? Howdens Hall in Liberton, co. Edinburgh], farm of the lands of, belonging to Kelso abbey, 665.
Hollesley, Hollisle, Hollysle [co. Suffolk], rectory of, 283, 285.
Holm, William, to be a notary public, 585.
Holmpatrick, Olpatrylt [co. Dublin], Augustinian priory of St. Patrick, prior of, letters conservatory to, 813.
Holond, Roger, a parishioner of Pebworth, litigant, 557.
Holton, Alton [co. Oxford], William Brome of, 9.
Holvergate. See Halvergate.
Holycross, Wochurlauand, Wotharlauand [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of the Holy Cross, monks of. See Okilichan, William; Omulryan, Malachy.
Holy Land, pilgrimage to, 33.
-, Richard I fighting in, 32.
-, visits to, 163.
Holy Spirit de Caritate , confraternity of the house of the. See Lodi.
Holywood, Sacri nemoris [co. Dumfries], Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 154, 171, 400.
-, -, canon of. See Scot, Thomas.
Home. See Hume.
Home, Alexander, knight, 252.
-, -, son of. See Home, John, infra.
-, Alexander, knight, lord of Dunglass, founder of the collegiate church of Dunglass, petition of, 363.
-, Thome, Alexander, lord of Hume, bailey of Coldingham priory, 620.
-, David, indult to, 794.
-, Hom, John, clerk, son of Alexander Home, knight, a canon of Dunbar, prior of Coldingham, 252, 321, 322.
-, -, provision of, 233, 234.
-, Nicholas, indult to, 793.
-, Hwme, master Patrick de, a papal notary and archdeacon of Teviotdale, 292, 293.
-, -, unfinished letter to, 470.
-, -, prior commendatary of Coldingham, 232–4, 251, 252, 267, 268.
-, -, to be a canon of Aberdeen and prebendary of Oyne, 485.
Homerghaid. See Omeargayd.
Homle, John, priest, party to a testamentary suit, 649.
Homylachdrynyn. See Emlygrennan.
Hondeghem, Caiusvilla (recte Canisvilla), [Nord, France], rectory of, 507.
Honnrihyly (recte Homurhyly). See Omurhyle.
Honorius, pope, confirmation of a grant by, 732.
Honorius III, pope, constitutions of, 635.
Hopkin, Thomas, intruded rector of Llanbadarnvawr, 724.
Hope, Hopfe (rectius Hoppe), Hoppe, Thomas, a canon of York, and papal nuncio, robbery and imprisonment of, 353.
-, -, a chamberlain of Pius II, received by Paul II, 391.
Hopton, David, rector of Sampford Peverell, dispensation to, 781.
Horeabbey, de Rupe [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, belonging immediately to the Roman church, Denis abbot of. See Ochonnillin; and Ofaulu.
-, -, Odo abbot of. See Ograda.
-, -, Thomas abbot of.See Yllent.
-, -, William abbot of.See Okayll; Okilichan; and Seymour.
Horn, Thomas, to be a notary public, 642.
Hornby, sir Thomas, rector of Burton in Kendal, 248.
Horning, co. Norfolk. See St. Benet Hulme.
Hornse, John, a monk of Roche abbey, dispensation to, 34.
-, alias Shipton, John, a Cistercian monk, provided to the bishopric of Ross, 432.
Hornsey, Harnsay [co. Middlesex], parish of St. Mary the Virgin, chapel of St. Michael the Archangel in, indulgences granted for the completion of, 411.
-, -, -, governor of. See Cledro, John.
-, rector and parishioners of, 411.
Horre, William, priest, provided to the rectory of Dungarvan, 303.
Horsham [co. Sussex], John Yerdley of, 740.
- See also Stedmans.
Hortfarten[sis] (recte Hartfarten[sis]), a mistake for Artferten[sis], 462 note.
Horton. See Monks Horton.
Horwode, Elizabeth, abbess of the monastery of St. Clare near London, indult to, 617.
Housbond. See Husband.
Houton, lands of, belonging to the episcopal mensa of Whiteherne, 400.
Hovynden, Edward, party to a matrimonial suit, 569.
Howdens Hall, in Liberton, co. Edinburgh. See Holldness.
Howed, Hewed, Robert, sometime holding the parcel of Dromada in the parish church of Kilnamartery, 570.
Howell ap Adam, William ap, intruded rector of Llanbadarnvawr, 724.
-, (Hoell) ap Thomas, William ap, lord of Merthyr, indult to, 588.
-, (Holbel) alias Wyth, Thomas ap, priest, to be a notary public, 100.
Howlyn, Simon, a monk of Bective, dispensation to, 564.
Howse, Thomas, sometime rector of Castle Combe, grant to, 493.
Hucte. See Huete.
Hudson, Hirdson, William, vicar of Sampford Arundel, petition of, 621.
Hudton, John, abbot of CouparAngus, resignation of, 105.
-, -, proctor of. See Kay, David.
Huete, Hucte, Hurte [Spain], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 311, 418, 430, 433, 470 (bis), 610, 633, 748, 764, 820.
Huggate, Hughate [co. York], parish church of All Saints, rectory of, 544.
Hugolinus . See de Folani.
Humbie, Hundbi [co. Haddington], parish church, belonging to Kelso abbey, tithes of, 665.
-, farm of the lands of, belonging to Kelso abbey, 665.
Hume, Home [co. Berwick], Alexander Home lord of, 620.
Hundbi. See Humbie.
Hunden, John, a friar preacher, bishop of Llandaff, indult to, 10.
Hunston, Hustun [co. Sussex], vicarage of, 547.
Hunt, Hwnte, Avice, relict of Robert Hunt, indult to, 612.
-, Hvnt, Peter, indult to, 612, 705.
-, -, Cecily his wife, 612, 705.
-, Hwnte, Robert, relict of.See Hunt, Avice.
Hunter, Alan, indult to, 702.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 702.
-, Hunter, Thomas, to be vicar of Moulin, 757.
Huntingfield, Huntyngfoldi [co. Suffolk], messuage of Robert Wywyle in, 753.
-, bequest for masses in the church of, 754.
Huntly, co. Aberdeen. See Dumbennan and Kinoir.
Huntly, Himcle, earl of. See Gordon.
Huntyngfoldi. See Huntingfield.
Huonea (i.e. Owney). See Abington.
Hurte. See Huete.
Husband, Housbond, David, rector of Old Alresford, indult to, 773.
-, Husbande, John, rector of Clovelly, dispensation to, 822.
Husce, Ellis (Helias), rector of Okeford Fitzpaine, dispensation to, 763.
-, -, -, incomplete entry of, 757.
Hustun. See Hunston.
Huthtrehowse. See Auchterhouse.
Hvar (or Lesina), Faren[sis], [YugoSlavia], bishop of, papal mandatary, 384, 622 and Corrigenda.
-, -, Nicholas bishop of.See de Crucibus.
Hvnt. See Hunt.
Hwme. See Home.
Hwnte. See Hunt.
Hy, Insula de Hy. See Iona.
Hy Fiachra, Hyererach [an ancient division of co. Galway], Behahac de Rinalacga in. See Beagh.
Hyll, Hylle. See Hill.
Hymylachdrynyn. See Emlygrennan.
Hyntelesham. See Hintlesham.
Hyseltyn. See Lisselton.
I
Ianly. See Ohanly.
Ibrickan, Ybrechayn [a barony in co. Clare], the rectory of the united parish churches of Kilfarboy and Kilmurry called the rectory of, 468.
Iden, co. Sussex. See Moat farm.
Idil, Walter. vicar of Tal, 221.
Idurnyn. See Odurnyn.
Ieathy. See Oeathy.
Ifergayl. See O'Farrell.
Iffyrnussii. See Ofyrnussii.
Iflandeacd. See Rockforest.
Igallenvayr. See O'Gallagher.
Igunur. See Ogunur.
Iguda. See Oguda.
Ikilichan. See Okilichan.
Ilford Parva. See Little Ilford.
Imblacen[sis], Imelacen[sis]. See Emly.
Imfrig’’. See Imphrick.
Imoguin. See Omogain.
Imokilly, co. Cork. See Caherultan.
Imphrick, Imfrig’ [co. Cork], a prebend (with Cooliney) in Cloyne, 117.
Imullayd. See Omullayd.
Imurhyle. See Omurhyle.
Imurthy. See O'Murray.
Inch, Insula Mocalmoe, Ynisemiacalmac [cos. Wexford and Wicklow], rectory of, 216.
-, vicarage of, 111.
Inch, co. Wigtown. See Soulseat.
Inchaffray, Insula missarum [in Madderty parish, co. Perth], Augustinian abbey, George abbot of. See Murray.
-, -, John abbot of, death of, 10.
-, -, Nicholas abbot of.See de Fechkill.
-, -, William abbot of.See Haddington.
-, -, George claimant to be abbot of. See Murray.
-, -, abbot and convent of, pension granted by, 788.
-, -, prior and convent of, election of an abbot by, 10.
-, -, canons of. See Haddington, William; Murray, George.
-, -, convent of, election of an abbot by, 289, 558, 563.
-, -, -, papal letters to, 563.
Inchbrayock, de Sancto Brioco [co. Forfar]. See Craig.
Inchcleraun, de Insula Miclocheahyn (recte In[is]clochrahyn), [an island in Lough Ree, in Cashel parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 41.
Inchcolm, Insula sancti Columbe de Emonea, sancti Columbe de Insula [in the Firth of Forth], Augustinian abbey of St. Columba, abbot of, papal mandatary, 188, 241.
-, -, canons of. See Harwar, Michael; Kerss', John.
-, -, possessions of. See Bothethlak; Donibristle; Luthald.
Inchemaknell. See Little Island.
Incheramius , A. See Ingheramius.
Inchinnan, Inchennen, Inthmanc [co. Renfrew], vicarage of, 745.
-, -, pension on, 125.
-, vicar of. See Donaldi, John.
Inchmacnerin, Insula macnere, Insula Macnerii, de Insula Macnery [an island in Lough Key, now known as Church Island, in Boyle parish, co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, Donatus, de facto prior of. See Obenachan.
-, -, Fergal or Fergallus prior of. See Ogormuly.
-, -, Maurice de facto prior of. See Macdonchayd.
-, -, Thomas prior of. See Obenachan.
-, -, canons of. See Macdonchayd, Maurice; Obenachan, Donatus; Ogormuly, Fergallus.
-, -, vicarage united to.See Ardcarn.
Inchmahome, St. Colmacus de Insula, Sancti Colmoci de Insula [in Port of Monteith, co. Perth], Augustinian priory, Gilbert prior of. See de Camera.
-, -, Thomas prior and de facto prior of. See Dog.
-, -, subprior and convent of, 338.
-, -, canon of. See Dog, Thomas.
Inchmartine, Inchmertine [in Errol, co. Perth], David de Ogylvi of, 487.
Inchmore, Inismor alias Lochagana, Inismoyr alias Insula magna Lochagauna [an island in Lough Gawna, in Abbeylara parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, dependent on Louth priory, Eugenius prior of. See O'Farrell.
-, -, Walter prior of.See O'Farrell.
-, -, canon of. See O'Farrell, Walter.
-, church or chapel of St. Columba, separated from the parish church of Granard, rectory or vicarage of, 1, 2.
-, -, rector or vicar of, consent of, to its separation from Granard, 1.
Indyrlythan (rectius Invyrlythan), See Innerleithen.
inge Domnen, Sabina. See O'Donovan.
ingen Ibrolchan, Bridget. See Obrolchan.
ingen Ithomin, Mariota. See Othomin.
Inghelsten, Robert de, a bailie of Haddington, party to a suit respecting tithes, 59, 60.
Ingheramius , Incheramius, Ingheramus, A., 301, 304, 305, 310, 311, 319, 336, 347, 357, 377.
Ingibreyn, Slany. See O'Brien.
Inglis, Alexander, to be a rector in the diocese of Dunkeld, xxvi.
-, -, to be vicar of Dundonald, 368.
-, -, a canon of Dunkeld, papal mandatary, 241.
-, -, a canon of Dunkeld and rector of Kinloch, 149.
-, -, subdean of Dunkeld, papal mandatary, 683.
-, Ingliis, James, proctor of James Kennedi, 610.
-, -, proctor of William Ogilvy, 521.
-, -, vicar of Legerwood and chaplain at the altar of St. Ninian in the parish church of St. Giles, Edinburgh, 189.
-, -, provided to the vicarage of Cadder, 474.
-, -, vicar of Cadder, proctor of Patrick Lech, 314.
-, -, proctor of John Raperlaw, 748.
-, -, priest, to be precentor of Moray, 298, 299.
-, -, provided to the rectory of Tundergarth, 470.
-, -, surrogated to thé right of John Graham in the rectory of Tannadice, resignation of, 366.
-, -, pension for, 367.
-, -, to be vicar of Bathgate, 456.
Ingoe, Yngow [co. Northumberland], chaplain at, 428.
Iniscorty, Inhischoy, Inhiscory. See Enniscorthy.
Inineguigyr, Aillna. See Maguire.
Iniscaych. See Scattery Island.
Iniscronan, Iniscronayn. See Inniscronane.
Inisdaslevoc, Inisdasliowog. See Caher, co. Kerry.
Iniseronan (recte Iniscronan). See Inniscronane.
Inisgad, Inisgayd. See Canon Island.
Inishkeen, Inyscaeyn, Inystatyn [in Cleenish parish, co. Fermanagh], parish church of St. Fergus, Sancti Forgusii, rectory of, 30, 199.
-, vicarage of, 30.
Inishkenny, Instrim alias Baleymalmihil [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 689.
-, vicarage of, 689.
Inishlounaght, de Sorio, de Surio [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 295, 477, 481, 658, 668, 707.
-, -, Dermit abbot of.See Ohyffyrnayn.
-, -, Florence abbot of.See Omulmichel.
-, -, Patrick abbot of.See Odonchua.
-, -, William abbot of.See Odonhyn.
-, -, monks of. See Odonhyn, William; Ohyffyrnayn, Dermit.
-, -, indult to persons visiting and giving alms to, 603.
Inishmaine, Ynis Meoyn alias Purt Myan [in Ballinchalla, co. Mayo], vicarage of. 483.
Inishmore, co. Galway (one of the Aran Islands). See Killeany and Templebrecan.
Iniskayg. See Scattery Island.
Inismor alias Lochagana, Inismoyr alias Insula magna Lochagauna. See Inchmore.
Inistioge, In[i]stiock, Inistyiok, Instyok [co. Kilkenny], Augustinian priory of St. Columba, prior of, papal mandatary, 374, 375.
-, -, Nicholas prior of.See Boscher.
-, -, Robert late prior of.See Lang.
-, -, canon of. See Boscher, Nicholas.
Innerkip, Ynorkip [co. Renfrew], vicarage of, 720.
Innerleithen, Enerlethan, Indyrlythan [cos. Peebles and Selkirk], parish church of St. Munga, rectory of, 27.
-, vicarage of, 27.
Innerwick, Enerwyk, Inuerwyk [co. Haddington], vicarage of, 307, 308.
-, -, appropriated to Dunglass collegiate church, 363.
Innes. See Yrnas.
Inniscattery, Ynisskacha, Ynyskachy [i.e. Scattery Island in Kilrush parish, co. Clare], a prebend in Killaloe, 143, 144, 662, 663.
- See also Scattery Island.
Inniscronane, Iniscronan, Iniscronayn, Iniseronan, Inyscronayn, Ynnis Cronayn, Ynyscronayn [co. Clare], Augustinian priory of St. Augustine, prior of, papal mandatary, 138 (bis), 288, 365, 393, 415, 450, 634.
-, -, Thady prior of. See Ohandiathayn and Okayn.
Innisehorthy (recte Innischorthy).See Enniscorthy.
Innisfallen, de Insula sancti Fohilyn, Inyscathlinn, Inysfachlyn, Inysfalen, Inysfaleynd, Inysfalhytyn, Ynysfayleyad [in Aghadoe parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 6, 207, 287, 291, 436, 679.
-, -, John prior of. See Olydan.
-, -, William prior of.See Osega.
-, -, canon of. See Osega, William.
-, -, indefinite number of canons in, 107.
Innocent III, pope, foundation of the hospital of the Holy Ghost in Sassia, Rome, by, 80.
Innocent IV, pope, licence of, for the erection of a chapel, 33.
Inspremuyd. See Templeport.
Instrim (sic), alias Baleymalmihil.See Inishkenny.
Instyok. See Inistioge.
Insula de Hy . See Iona.
Insula macnere , Macnerii, Macnery. See Inchmacnerin.
Insula Magna [i.e. Barrymore Island, co. Cork], parish church of St. Mary de. See Templerobin.
Insula magna Lochagauna . See Inchmore.
Insula Miclocheahyn (recte In[is]clochrahyn) priory de. See Inchcleraun.
Insula Missarum . See Inchaffray.
Insula Mocalmoe . See Inch, co. Wexford.
Insula Molansyd , recte Molanfyd, abbey de. See Molana.
Insula sancti Columbe de Emonea .See Inchcolm.
Insula sancti Fohilyn , priory de. See Innisfallen.
Insula Sancti Maelanfay , abbey de.See Molana.
Insula sancte Marie . See St. Mary's Isle.
Insula sancti Maylhanyfy , Melanfyd, Mellanffyd, Melansyd, Molanfid, Molanfyd, abbey de. See Molana.
Insula vivencium , viventium, priory de. See Monaincha.
Inthmanc (recte Inchinane). See Inchinnan.
Inueri (i.e. Inverie). See Abercrombie.
Inuery, chapel of St. Monanus de.See St. Monans.
Inueruothi (recte Inuernochi). See Invernochty.
Inuerwyk. See Innerwick.
Inverarity, Enuarcarite, Enuercarite, Euraridi [co. Forfar], rectory of, 501.
-, John Thome rector of, 670.
Inverary, Kylmalew [co. Argyll], rectory of, appropriated to Kilmun collegiate church, 244.
Inverchaolain, Euorkelan [co. Argyle], advowson of, 435, 436.
Inverkeillor, Euerkelor [co. Forfar], James Bridy vicar of, 221.
Invernochty, Inueruothi [now Strathdon, co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Aberdeen, 211.
Inverugie, Enrugy [in St. Fergus parish, co. Banff], lord of, patron of a canonry of St. Mary Hugh, St. Andrews, and the prebend of Uphall, 146.
-, -, See also Kethe, Gilbert de.
iny Buguid, Onorina. See Mac Buguid.
Inycinochona (recte iny [Mi]cmochona), Anne. See MacMahon.
Inymconry, Anabla. See Maconry.
iny Mekarrihig, Sabina. See Macarrihig.
Inymicawlly, Muriuna. See Macauly.
Inyscaeyn. See Inishkeen.
Inyscathlinn. See Innisfallen.
Inyscayth. See Scattery Island.
Inyscronayn. See Inniscronane.
Inysfachlyn, Inysfalen, Inysfaleynd, Inysfalhytyn. See Innisfallen.
Inysgad, Inysgadh, Inysgat. See Canon Island.
Inyskaharg (recte Inyska[t]haig), Inyskaid, Inyskathig. See Scattery Island.
Inystatyn (recte Inyscaeyn). See Inishkeen.
Inystayth. See Scattery Island.
Inyswelan, Helen. See O'sullivan.
Iome, Raymund, to have a benefice in the diocese of Ardagh, xxi.
Iona, Ey, Hy, Insula de Hy, de Y, Y [in the parish of Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon, co. Argyll], Benedictine abbey of St. Columba, abbot of, papal mandatary, 60, 70, 385, 690, 743.
-, -, Dominic late about of, 582.
-, -, John son of Lachlannus, abbot of. See Macfingonii.
-, -, convent of, petition of, 581.
-, -, monks of. See Calui, Patrick; Macfingonii, John son of Lachlannus.
-, -, of the patronage of John [Macdonald] earl of Ross and lord of the Isles, 582.
Ipswell, Robert, charge against, 628.
Ireland, Hibernia, Ybernia, cathedral churches of, 717.
-, collectors of the papal Camera in. See Capello, John; Molana, John, abbot of; O'Hedian, John; Pigge, John.
-, collector-general of the papal Camera in. See Capello de Verona, John.
-, custom of, of studying in a non-university place, 529.
-, -, student of the canon law according to, 807, 808.
-, customs of, 154.
-, detention of monastic possessions in, 331.
-, dioceses in:—
Down and Connor, 192.
Limerick, 101.
-, doubt as to the value of an ounce of gold in, 384.
-, episcopal mensa of Killala in, 210.
-, instrument exemplifying papal letters taken to, 375.
-, Jubilee year indulgences in, 89.
-, journey to the Roman court from, 526.
-, lack of notaries in, 562.
-, law of succession in, 672.
-, (in partibus) litigation in, 23, 123, 242, 365, 393, 397.
-, lord of. See Edward II; and Henry VI.
-, papal letters to be carried back to, by an appellant, 287.
-, papal nuncios in. See Capello de Verona, John; Coppinis, Francis de; O'Hedian, John.
-, papal orator in. See Trenti, Stephen de.
-, poverty of churches in, 196.
-, primate of. See Bole, John.
-, province of:—
Carmelite, provincial of.See Wallse, Thomas.
Friars Minors', 709.
-, minister-provincial of, 332, 333.
-, religious houses in:—
Friars Minors (Conventual), 332.
Friars Minors of the regular Observance, 332, 333.
Friars of the Third Order of St. Francis, 643.
Premonstratensian, 329.
-, sub-collector of the papal Camera in, dispensation granted by, 93.
-, uncivilized character of, 192.
-, phrase about a university modified to suit the case of, 300.
Irland, William, a monk of St. Albans, dispensation to, 508.
Irvine, Crwly (?), Erwyn [co. Ayr], William de Monte Albo vicar of, 292, 484.
Isaac, Hugh, rector of Alphamstone, dispensation to, 534.
Isabel, duchess of Burgundy, almoner of. See Sparke, Thomas.
Isertkelly, Desert Ceallaig, Disertceallaig [co. Galway], rectory of, united to a canonry of Kilmacduagh and the prebend of Kinvarradoorus, 3, 4, 18.
Islay, Yle, parish church of St. Molrwe in. See Killarrow.
Isleworth, co. Middlesex. See Syon abbey.
Isles, lord of the. See Macdonald, John, earl of Ross.
Ispalen[sis], recte Hispalen[sis]. See Seville.
Itchen Abbas, Ychyn Abbatis [co. Hants], rectory of, 793.
Ivamensis , written in error for Tuamensis, xxvi, xxxv.
Ive, Thomas, nobleman, lord of the place “de Belle,” without the walls of London, indult to, 56.
-, -, wife of, 56.
Ivychurch, Ivychirche, Yvychirche [co. Kent], parish church of St. George, rectory of, 402.
Ixworth, Yekkesworth [co. Suffolk], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 599.
J
Jackson. See Jhonson, alias Jackson, Richard.
Jakis, John, of London, party to a matrimonial suit, 400–1.
James I, king of Scots, 243.
-, Joan his consort, 243.
James II, king of Scotland, king of Scots, 204, 243.
-, chancellor and kinsman of.See Crichton, William, lord Crichton.
-, charter of, exemplified, 731, 733.
-, conspiracy against, 233.
-, enemies of, Durham priory in the lands of, 233.
-, father of, 233.
-, kinsman of. See Douglas, William, earl of Douglas and Avondale.
-, master of the household of.See Lyon, Patrick, lord of Glamis.
-, papal letters to, 11, 15.
-, progenitor of, 733.
-, treasurer and confessor of.See Melrose, Andrew abbot of.
-, wife of, 243.
-, Mariona, late wife of, 243.
James III, king of Scots, 256, 386.
-, benefice in the patronage of. See Edinburgh, St. Giles.
-, chancellor of. See Campbell, Colin, earl of Argyll.
-, chaplain of. See Mason, Patrick.
-, chaplain and Latin-master of. See Lowre, William.
-, confessor and master of the chapel royal of. See Spalding, John.
-, consent of, to the erection of a collegiate church, 296.
-, counsellor of. See Lindsay, James (1).
-, cousin of. See Stewart, Walter.
-, grant of the lordship of Douglas made by, 707.
-, member of the household of. See Spalding, John.
-, orator of. See Macdowell, Fergus.
-, papal letters to, 105, 306, 458, 518 (bis), 519, 561, 562, 563, 640.
-, petitions of, 155, 169, 279, 281, 282 (bis), 297, 345, 388 (bis), 457, 548, 630, 666, 674, 735, 744.
-, progenitors of, 256.
-, secretaries of. See Macdowell, Fergus; Whitelaw, Archibald.
-, secretary and tutor of. See Whitelaw, Archibald de.
-, treasurer of. See Guthry, David.
-, usually resident in Edinburgh, 296.
Jedburgh, Jedward, Jedwarde, Jedworthe [co. Roxburgh], Augustinian abbey, abbot and convent of, William Lindsay to live as a canon with, 797.
-, -, -, the priory of Restennet in the presentation of, 362.
-, -, Nicholas prior of, See de Crawford.
-, -, William prior of.See Forfar alias Hold.
-, -, canons of. See Dunmayn, James de; Lindsay, William.
-, -, statutes of, 361.
-, -, Restennet priory dependent upon, 361.
Jemar (sic) ap David, Philip ap, rector of Rhoscrowther, dispensation to, 443.
Jenyns, Elizabeth, of London, party to a matrimonial suit, 462, 463.
Jeriponte , abbey de. See Jerpoint.
Jeropolitan[us]. See Hierapolis.
Jerpoint, de Jeriponte [in Jerpointabbey parish, co. Kilkenny], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary the Virgin, David late abbot of. See Mortimer.
-, -, Edmund abbot of.See Simir.
-, -, Thomas de facto abbot of. See Blondel.
-, -, monk of. See Blondel, Thomas.
Jerusalem, Hierosolym[itanus] [Syria], patriarch of, 33.
-, -, rights of, saved, 696.
-, patriarchate of, Tenos in, 12.
-, St. Cross in. See Cardinal priests.
-, hospital of St. John of.See Hospitallers.
Jervaulx, Jorevallis [co. York], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, monk of. See Cateryk, William.
Jeuan ap Ris ap Gruffuth, Ris ap, rector of Gyffin, dispensation to, 782.
Jevan, William ap, priest, indult to, 613.
Jevan duu, Helen verche, indult to, 613.
Jevan Gwyn, Swyn, Thomas ap, indult to, 613.
-, -, wife of. See Magod verch Groni.
Jhonson, alias Jackson, Richard, priest, indult to, 703.
Joan, queen, consort of James I, king of Scots, 243.
Jo . See Monroys, Johannes.
Jo . Baptista. See Jo[hannes] Baptista.
Joce, John, a friar minor, indult to, 616.
Jo[hannes] Baptista , 253, 267, 271, 283, 387.
-, register handed to, for rubrication, 620 note.
-, register rubricated by, 444 note.
Johannis, Donald, sometime rector of Killarrow, 627.
Johannis (i.e. ap John), Richard.See Ris ap Jeuan ap Ris ap Gruffuth.
Johannys, William, vicar of Abergavenny, dispensation of, 691.
John XXII, pope, letters of, exemplified, 196.
-, union of the bishopric of Annaghdown to the archbishopric of Tuam made by, 195–7.
John, William ap, Johannis, priest, indult to, 613.
John, William ap, intruded rector of Llanbadarnvawr, 724.
Jon, Nicholas, prior of Kells, co. Kilkenny, sometime a canon of the same, 683.
Jones, John. See Carpenter alias Jones.
Johnsons, Thomas, relict of. See Harry, Agnes.
Joos, John, rector of Burton super Alpes (sic), dispensation to, 402.
Joppa, Joppen[sis], [Syria], Henry bishop of. See Cranebrok.
-, James late bishop of, 696.
-, church of, in partibus infidelium, 696.
-, church of, Henry [Cranebrok] bishop of Joppa to go and reside at, 696.
-, city and diocese of, Henry [Cranebrok] bishop of Joppa not to exercise pontifical offices outside, 696.
Jorevallis . See Jervaulx.
Joroe, John, lord of Prendergast, indult to, 524.
-, -, Alice his wife, 524.
Joy, Thomas, a canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 795.
-, -, vicar of Athenry, charges against, 405, 406.
-, -, archdeacon of Tuam and vicar of Athenry, charges against, 491.
Juga , recte Luga, priory de. See Louth.
Jugemneic Aedagan (recte ingen Micaedagan), Joan. See MacEgan.
Juvenis (i.e. Young), Walter, a canon of Lismore, papal mandatary, 476.
K
Kaa, Ka, Malcolm, late vicar of Kelton, 406, 575.
Kade. See Keadew.
Kadelif, Roger. See Radcliff.
Kaher, alias Inisdaslevoc. See Caher.
Kahirultayn, Kahnultayn, Kahyrultayn. See Caherultan.
Kallehayn. See Killian.
Kalocza, Colocen[sis], [Hungary], archbishop of, papal mandatary, 357.
Kalston’ (recte Ralston’). See Ralston.
Kammin, Caminen[sis] [Pomerania, Germany], diocese of, place in. See Colberg.
Kan (recte Kay). See Kay.
Kanlochgoule. See Lochgoilhead.
Kannedi. See Kennedy.
Karrik, John. See Carrick.
Karrygtuathyl, Karygthuatal, Karygtuathayl. See Carrigtohill.
Kasleaynbreke. See Castlebrack.
Katerlyne. See Catterline.
Kathracha. See Caheragh.
Kauco. See Kelso.
Kay, David, rector of Kirkden, proctor of John Hudton, 105.
-, Kan, Thurstin, layman, 219, 220 note.
Kayrultayn. See Caherultan.
Keadew, Kade [in Urney parish, co. Cavan], a variant for Urney, 513.
Keananas. See Kells, co. Kilkenny.
Keating, Ketyn, David, indult to, 772.
-, Ketin, Ketyn, David, lord of Baldwinstown, indult to, 771.
-, Ketyng, James, prior of Kilmainham, indult to, 589.
-, Kethyn, Ketyng, Nicholas, priest, de facto dean of Ferns, 111.
-, -, death of, 780.
-, Kertyng, Paul, late chancellor of Lismore, 152.
Keayll, Richard, rector of Great Ringstead, dispensation to, 604.
Kecht. See Keith.
Keir, Ker [in Lecropt, co. Perth], William Strewyling lord of, 524.
Keiser, John, commission to, xxxi.
Keith, Kethe, Gilbert de, knight, lord of Inverugie, patron of a canonry of St. Mary Hugh, St. Andrews, and of the prebend of Uphall, 146.
-, Kecht, Kerth, Ketht, Robert dispensations to, 502, 798, 799.
-, -, grant to, 798, 799.
-, -, vicar of Peterculter, resignation of, 742.
-, -, to be rector of Laurencekirk, 807, 808.
-, -, proctor of. See Fornerii, Francis.
-, -, pension to be paid by, 744.
Keldonan. See Kildonan.
Kellasna. See Killeshin.
Kells, de Diseart [in Connor parish, co. Antrim], Augustinian abbey, Bernard abbot of.See Oneill.
-, -, Maurice abbot of.See Oneill.
-, -, Mogonius abbot of.See Ogillamyr.
-, -, Nemeas sometime abbot of. See Oguym.
-, -, Odo late abbot of.See Oneill.
-, -, Thomas abbot of.See Macgillyeman.
-, -, canon of. See Oneill, Maurice.
Kells, Keananas, de Kenlis [co. Kilkenny], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 726.
-, -, Edmund prior of.See Stapulton alias Archer.
-, -, Nicholas prior of.See Jon.
-, -, Nicholas de facto prior of. See Withe.
-, -, William prior commandatary of. See O'Hedian.
-, -, canons of. See Jon, Nicholas; Stapulton alias Archer, Edmund.
-, -, convent of, prior elected by, 683.
-, -, neglect of divine worship at, 374.
Kells, de Kellis [co. Kirkcudbright], rectory of, 45, 46.
Kells, Kenleys, Kenlis, de Kenlis, de Kenlys [co. Meath], James archdeacon of. See Porter.
-, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, John abbot of. See O'Reilly.
-, -, the priory of Drumlane dependent on, 564.
-, parish church of St. Columba, annexed to the archdeaconry of Meath, 465.
Kelmoren[sis]. See Kilmore.
Kelso, Calbo, Calco, Calco alias Kelso, Kauco, Kelsow [co. Roxburgh], Benedictine abbey of St. Mary the Virgin, abbot of, papal letters to, 679.
-, -, -, papal mandatary, 28, 110, 226, 708.
-, -, Alan abbot of. See de Camera; and Kuk.
-, -, Richard abbot of.See Robson; and Wily.
-, -, Richard abbot of, and convent of, grant made by, 502.
-, -, -, petition of, 502.
-, -, -, letters of, sealed with their seal, mentioned, 502.
-, -, Robert abbot of.See Ker.
-, -, abbot and convent of, provision of benefices in the collation of, 61, 312.
-, -, -, reservation of a benefice in the gift of, 470.
-, -, abbot and convent of, Yetholm in the gift of, 61.
-, -, Robert prior of. See Penwen.
-, -, monks of. See Camera, Alan de; Ker, Robert; Robson, Richard; Wily, Richard.
-, -, convent of, election of abbots by, 315, 694, 695.
-, -, -, resignation admitted by, 695.
-, -, -, papal letters to, 640.
-, -, lands belonging to.See Holldness; Humbie.
-, -, rectories appropriated to. See Closeburn; Humbie; Morton; Nenthorn.
-, -, vassals of, papal letters to, 640.
‘Kelsow,’ used fraudulently for ‘Calco,’ the more usual form, 315.
Kelton [co. Kirkcudbright], vicarage of, 281, 406, 479, 574.
Keluenyng. See Kilwinning.
Kempe, Thomas, bishop of London, commissary of, 653.
-, -, sentence of excommunication promulgated by, 653.
Kenadi. See Kennedy.
Kencott, Raucote [co. Oxford], rectory of, 488.
Kendal, Kyrkeby in Kendale, Kyrkeby Kendall [co. Westmoreland], parish church of, Long Sleddale five miles distant from, 530.
-, vicar of, licence of, for the foundation of Long Sleddale chapel, 531.
-, vicarage of, 602, 603.
Kendal, Kendale, John, rector of the chapel of Ladykirk, 154.
-, Kendalle, William, a churchwarden of St. Faith under St. Paul's, London, 650.
Kenealfarabig. See Dysert, co. Clare.
Keneyk (or Reneyk), Joan, party to a matrimonial suit, 802.
Kengorn. See Kingornn.
Kenleys, Kenlis, Kenlis (abbey de).See Kells, co. Meath.
Kenlis . (priory de). See Kells, co. Kilkenny.
Kenlys . See Kells, co. Meath.
Kenmare, co. Kerry. See Killowen.
Kennedy, Alexander, rector of Orwell, one of the executors of the will of James [Kennedy] bishop of St. Andrews, 670.
-, Gilbert, lord of Bargany, indult to, 817.
-, Kannedi, Gilbert, lord of Cassilis, gifts to the collegiate church of Maybole made by, confirmed, xxxv.
-, Hugh, late rector of Wigtown, 46.
-, James, bishop of St. Andrews, consent of, to the establishment of a collegiate church, 296.
-, -, death of, 518.
-, -, dispensation granted by, 354, 365.
-, -, executors of the will of. See Abernethy, George de; Kennedy, Alexander; Lindores, John abbot of; Thome, John.
-, -, faculty to, revocation of, 354, 365.
-, -, official general of, sentence of, 60.
-, -, papal mandatary, 630.
-, -, personal property of, dispute concerning, 670.
-, -, power given by, 188.
-, -, presentation made by, 5.
-, -, presentation made to, and refusal of, to institute, 146.
-, -, resignation admitted by, 469.
-, -, resignation made to and collation made by, 437.
-, -, rural official of. See Otterburn, Nicholas de.
-, -, witness, 733.
-, -, prior commendatary of Pittenweem, 573.
-, Reneda, Renedi, James, clerk, a canon of Aberdeen and prebendary of Kinkell, to have collation of his benefice afresh, 5.
-, Kennede, Kennedi, James, a canon of Dunblane and prebendary of Abernethy, proctor of. See Rate, Alexander de.
-, -, resignation of, 485, 607.
-, Kennedi, James, late rector of Tannadice, 355, 366.
-, Kennedi, James, sometime vicar of Cramond, 348, 349, 610.
-, -, proctor of. See Inglis, James.
-, John, lord of Blairquhan, indult to, 523.
-, Kennedi, John, provost of the chapel royal of St. Andrews, indult to, 816.
-, Kenadi, Nicholas, late vicar of Bathgate, 456.
-, Kennedi, Thomas, claimant to the rectory of Tannadice, 355, 366.
-, -, proctor of. See Brunencho, Peter de.
-, -, resignation to the pope of his claim, 355, 366.
Kent, Robert, indult to, 461.
-, -, wife of, 461.
Kepier, Keppyer [in the parish of St. Giles, Durham], hospital of St. Giles, warden of, papal mandatary, 428.
Keppach. See Cappagh.
Keppyer. See Kepier.
Ker. See Keir.
Ker, Robert, abbot of Kelso, formerly a monk of the same, 315, 666.
-, -, provision and blessing of, 694, 695.
Kers, Kero [co. Stirling], barony of, lands of ‘le Inche’ added to, 734.
Kersan, Rarsan, Alexander, late rector and vicar of Innerleithen, 27 (bis).
Kersey [co. Suffolk], parish church of St. Mary, called de Pietate, indulgence to those who visit and give alms to, 419, 420.
-, -, image of St. Mary the Virgin in, 420.
Kerss’’, John, an Augustinian canon of Inchcolm, pension assigned to, 86.
Kerth (recte Keith). See Keith.
Kertyng (recte Keatyng). See Keating.
Kethe. See Keith.
Kethyn. See Keating.
Ketht. See Keith.
Ketin. See Keating.
Kettins, co. Forfar. See Hallyburton.
Kettle (or Lathrisk), Lothirysk [co. Fife], vicarage of, 241.
Ketyn, Ketyng. See Keating.
Keylhaspoy Omoclayn. See Killaspugmoylan.
Keynsham, Kynsam, Reynsham [co. Somerset], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 803.
-, -, abbot and convent of, rectorial tithes belonging to, let to farm, 101.
Khyllosaylayn. See Killosolan.
Kilbagan, abbey de. See Kilbeggan.
Kilbarmedyne. See Kilbarrymeaden.
Kilbarron, co. Donegal. See Assaroe.
Kilbarrymeaden, Kilbarmedyne, Kilbarrymedy [co. Waterford], a prebend in Lismore, 45, 165.
Kilbeggan, de Benedictione Dei, de Benedictione Dei alias de Kilbagan, Kylbegan, Kylbeghan, Kylbegryn [co. Westmeath], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 31 (and Corrigenda), 284, 285, 604, 609, 727, 775 (and Corrigenda).
-, -, Dermit abbot of. sentence of, 727.
Kilberry, Kylbery [co. Meath], parish church of St. John the Baptist, rectory of, 284, 285, 605.
-, -, patron of. See Plunket, Edward.
Kilbrackan, Killbrecam [in Lea, Queen's country], rectory of, 660, 661.
Kilbreedy (? major or minor), Kylbride [co. Limerick], rectory of, 371.
Kilbride [co. Kilkenny]. See Callan.
Kilbride, co. Roscommon. See Derrane.
Kilbroney, Kylbrum [co. Cork], vicarage of, 664.
Kilbryan, co. Roscommon. See Lough Key.
Kilcar, Cillkarahid [co. Donegal], rectory of, 175.
Kilcoe, Kylleoygthy [co. Cork], vicarage of, 571.
Kilcolman, co. Kerry. See Killagh.
Kilcolmkill, St. Columba in Kintire [in Southend parish, co. Argyll], vicarage of, 515.
Kilcolumkill, St. Columba in Moruarne [in Morvern parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 805.
Kilconickny, co. Galway. See Killaspugmoylan.
Kilconly, Kyllconlla [co. Kerry], rectory in ecclesiastical fee in the parish church of, 478.
Kilconnell, Kylconyll [co. Tipperary], rectory of, 300, 301.
Kilcooly, de Aruecampo, de Aruicampo, de Auricampo (sic) [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 8, 682.
-, -, monk of. See Milwardayn, William.
Kilcorbry, Kylleorbiry (or Kyllcorbiry) [a townland in Croghan parish, King's country], alias Croghan, rectory of, 137, 138.
Kilcorkey, Killcurchayd [co. Roscommon], vicarage of, 316, 317.
Kilcornan, Kyllcorrnayn [in Stradbally, co. Galway], alias Tarramud (q.v.), a prebend in Kilmacduagh, 758.
Kilcorney, Killcorne, Kylliorne [co. Clare], vicarage of, 65, 66.
Kilcowan, co. Wexford. See Baldwinstown.
Kilcredane, Kyllerydayn [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 292.
Kilcroan, Kyllerobayn [co. Galway], vicarage of, 446.
Kilcrumper, Killchrompit, Killchru[m]pyr, Kyllchru[m]pir [co. Cork], farm of the rectory of, 277.
-, vicarage of, to be appropriated to Fermoy abbey, 271, 272.
Kilcummin, Kilcumin [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 514.
Kildacommoge, Cyllacomog, Killacamor, Killacamot, Sillacomog, Syllacomog [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 36, 416, 417.
-, See also Corraun.
Kildare, Daren[sis] [co. Kildare], bishop of, institution made by, 330.
-, William bishop of. See Edwardi.
-, bishop and chapter of, reservation of a benefice in the collation of, 20.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 216, 445, 447, 448, 512, 790.
-, Malachy dean of. See Omalamhna.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 64, 137, 218, 220.
-, canons of. See MacEgan, Constantine; Macgillacardayn, David; Machostelbud, Donald; Obecayn, James; O'Connor, Eugenius; O'Connor, Gerald; Ocrunville, Maurice; Oduyn, Charles; O'Meany, Thady.
-, prebend in, with the rectory of Monasteroris annexed, 447.
-, church of, lately parochial, erected into a cathedral church, vicarage of, annexed to the deanery, 452.
-, -, appropriation of a vicarage to a prebend in, to the adornment of, 527.
-, cathedral church of, residence in, 447.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 70, 528, 661.
-, diocese of, persons of, 20, 137, 216, 329, 445, 447, 448, 449, 480, 592, 661.
-, -, places in. See Ballyburly; Ballycommon; Carbury; Castlebrack alias Rosenallis; Coolcor; Croghan; Geashill; Greatconnell; Killaderry; Killeigh; Lea; Monasterevan; Monasteroris; Naas; Nurney; Timahoe.
-, -, rectory in, xxxiii.
-, -, vicarages in, xxiv, xxxiii (bis).
-, See also Danensis.
Kildonan, Keldonan [co. Sutherland], a prebend in Caithness, 485.
Kildorrery, Kylldaryry, Kylldayry [co. Cork], vicarage of, 358, 359.
-, -, appropriated to the chancellorship of Cloyne, 359.
Kildroma [now part of Ballynahaglish parish, (fn. 1) co. Mayo], vicarage of, 720, 721.
Kilfarboy, Kylforaby, Kylnafearby, Kylnafearuy [co. Clare], rectory of (united with Kilmurry, forming the rectory of Ibrickan), 468, 662, 663.
Kilfearagh, Kylfenorchayc, Kylfenorkayc, Kyllfyeworach, Ryllnafaruayd [co. Clare], rectory of the parish church in ecclesiastical fee of, 473.
-, vicarage of, 96, 97, 364.
Kilfenanem, Kilfenauen. See Kilfinan.
Kilfenora, Finaboren[sis], Fynaboren[sis], Fynnaboren[sis] [co. Clare], bishop of, metropolitan of. See Cashel, archbishop of.
-, bishop of, papal mandatary, 274.
-, Denis bishop of. See O'Cahan.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 274, 503.
-, Cormac dean of. See Okayr.
-, Fergal late dean of. See Oconry.
-, Nicholas de facto dean of.See Macgillespie.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 274.
-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 78, 274 (bis).
-, Nemeas chancellor of. See Macgeruaster.
-, chancellorship of, litigants for. See Macgeruaster, John; Ochomibayd, Donatus; Odallyan, Dermit.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 78, 82, 660.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 78, 82, 503.
-, Thomas precentor of. See Olo[c]hlynd.
-, Denis treasurer of. See Ochorcrid.
-, canons of. See O'Brien, Dermit; O'Flannagan, John.
-, prebendaries in. See Hicetfada, Richard; Mactayghd, Donald; O'Connor, Bernard.
-, prebends in. See Killeany; Templebrecan.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 66, 320.
-, diocese of, persons of, 65 (bis), 66, 78 (bis), 320 (bis), 503, 660.
-, -, places in. See Corcomroe; Kilcorney; Killilagh and Oughtdarra; Kilshanny; Noughaval; Oughtmama.
Kilfiddane, Fandii [a graveyard in Templemaley, co. Clare], rectory of, 365.
Kilfinan, Kilfenanem, Kilfenauen [co. Argyll], advowson of, 435, 436.
Kilfinichen, parish church of St. Fincheanus [co. Argyll], rectory of, 690.
Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon, co. Argyll. See Iona.
Kilfithmone, Fimohan [co. Tipperary], rectory of, 8.
Kilgobbin, Killgobayn [in Ballinadee parish. co. Cork], rectory of, to be erected temporarily into a prebend in Cork, 289.
Kilglass, Kyllglays [co. Longford], vicarage of, united to a canonry of Ardagh, 535.
Kilglass, Killiglassci [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 736.
-, See also Killegan.
Kilhariri. See Killardry.
Kilkayde. See Kilkeedy, co. Limerick.
Kilkeedy, Cillcade, Cillccerde, Cillcerdy, Cillcorde, Cillcordy, Kyllcaydyg [co. Clare], the rectory in rural fee of Rockforest (q.v.) within the parish of, 83, 94 (bis).
-, rectory of, 167.
Kilkeedy, Kilkayde, Kylkyde, Kylkydy [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 7, 23, 707.
Kilkemy. See Kilkenny West.
Kilkenny, the church of Ossory [co. Kilkenny], cathedral church, indults to persons visiting and giving alms to, 602, 603.
Kilkenny West, Kilkemy, Kylkay, Kylkeny [co. Westmeath], Hospitallers’ priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 285, 604, 727.
Kilkeran. See Kilkerranmore.
Kilkerran, Sancti kaermani in Kintire [in Campbeltown parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 173.
Kilkerranmore, Kilkeran, Killreran [co. Cork], parish church of St. Keranus, vicarage of, 236, 417, 418, 809.
Kilkerrin, Corkcomuga, Kyllcorin alias Corcomada [co. Galway], rectory of, 446.
Killaan, Kylleaym, Kylleayn [co. Galway], vicarage of, 513.
Killabban, Killiban [Queen's county], rectory of, united to the prebend of Painestown, 627.
Killacamor, Killacamot. See Kildacommoge.
Killaderry, Kyllodory [King's county], vicarage of, 790.
Killadysert, co. Clare. See Canon Island.
Killagh, de Bellolocho, de Bello loco [in Kilcolman parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 197, 287, 514, 597.
-, -, prior and convent of, benefice in the patronage of. See Dingle.
-, -, canon of. See Geraldinis, Edmund de.
Killaghtee, Cylleahtaig, Kyllachaday [co. Donegal], rectory of, 305, 306, 798.
Killala, Aladen[sis] [co. Mayo], bishop of, benefices in the gift of, 820.
-, -, papal mandatary, 154.
-, Bernard bishop of. See O'Connell.
-, Donatus bishop of. See O'Connor.
-, Mulerus (or Mylerus) provided to the bishopric of.See de Exonis.
-, Richard bishop of. See Viel.
-, Rory bishop of. See Barrett.
-, Thomas bishop elect of, an Augustinian canon of Ballybeg, 769.
-, -, faculty for the ordination and consecration of, 770.
-, -, form of oath to be taken by, 770 note.
-, episcopal mensa of, 210.
-, dean of, benefices in the gift of, 820.
-, -, papal mandatary, 154.
-, archdeacon of, benefices in the gift of, 820.
-, -, papal mandatary, 75, 776.
-, Dermit archdeacon of. See Oduda.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 920.
-, provost of, papal mandatary, 736.
-, -, son of, 721.
-, canons of. See Barrett, Mulerus; Barrett, Mulerus son of David; Barrett, Mulerus son of Henry; Barrett, William; Cook, David; Dundonall, Matthew; Macconogly, Donald; Macfergail, Morianus; Macgillauanech, Thady; Obruachan, Thomas; Obruachan, William; Ocearind, William; Ocluayn, Rory; O'Connelly, Donald; Oduan, Rory; Odubda, Nigel (or Nellanus); Ofeargussa, Malachy; Omurchuan, Thomas; O'Murphy, Thomas; Onary, Nicholas; Otnathyl (? recte Otuathyl), William.
-, chapter of, benefices in the gift of, 820.
-, -, papal letters to, 770.
-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 92, 135.
-, city of, affray outside, 544.
-, city and diocese of, spoliation of churches and ecclesiastics in, 154.
-, diocese of, persons of, 47, 76, 147, 203, 521, 544, 633, 720 (ter), 721 (bis), 736, 747 (bis), 776, 809, 820.
-, -, places in. See Addergoole; Castleconor; Crossmolina; Easky; Kildroma; Kilglass; Killegan; Rathfran; Skreen.
-, -, rectory in, xxv.
-, -, vicarage in, xxx.
-, Thomas Barrett of, 96.
Killaloe, Lagonien[sis], Laonien[sis], Leonien[sis], [co. Clare], bishop of, commissary of Dominic [de Capranica], cardinal priest of St. Cross in Jerusalem, 73, 74.
-, -, papal mandatary, 176, 194, 202, 648 (bis), 822, 824.
-, -, rights of, saved, 792.
-, Donatus bishop of. See O'Brien.
-, Matthew bishop of. See Ogriffa.
-, Thady bishop of. See Magrath.
-, vacancy in see of, 379.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 13, 44, 92, 103, 121, 143, 167, 176, 181, 193, 194, 195, 202, 395, 779.
-, Dermit late dean of. See Olonragayn.
-, John dean of. See Ocormacayn.
-, John de facto dean of. See Ohogan.
-, Odo dean of. See Ohagan.
-, Thomas dean of. See Ocormacayn.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 7, 194, 302.
-, David archdeacon of. See Ocormacayn.
-, Thady archdeacon of. See Macconmara.
-, Thady son of Laurence, archdeacon of. See Macconmara.
-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 13, 143, 176, 195, 359, 445, 779, 796.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 634.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 359, 791.
-, Cornelius precentor of. See Ohogan.
-, Maurus precentor of. See Ohurhile.
-, William precentor of. See Ohogan.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 167, 181, 190, 379, 408, 468.
-, Matthew son of Laurence, treasurer of. See Macconmara.
-, Odo son of James, treasurer of. See Macconmara.
-, Thady son of Matthew, treasurer of. See Macconmara.
-, treasurership of, the rectory of Kilnasoolagh appropriated to, 195.
-, -, rectory newly created in Bunratty temporarily united to, 202.
-, canons of. See MacEnery, Matthew; Macerayd, Thady; Macgillapadraig, Charles; Macgillapadraig, Dermit; Macconmara, Thady; Macconmara, Thady son of Thady; MacMahon, Donatus; Magrath, Donatus; Magrath, Rory; O'Brien, Dermit; O'Brien, Donatus; O'Brien, Matthew; O'Dea, Cornelius; O'Dea, Denis; O'Dea, Dermit; Ograda, Donatus; Ograda, Nicholas; Ograda, Rory; Okeyllyr, Robert; Olachnayn, Thady.
-, prebend in, unnamed, 121.
-, prebends in. See Clondagad; Dysert, co. Clare; Inniscattery; Killaloe; Rath, co. Clare, Tomgraney.
-, chapter of, consent of, to an appropriation, 195.
-, -, institution made by, 288.
-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 187.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 77, 140, 353, 364, 471, 547, 663, 671, 672.
-, diocese of, custom of, regarding the payment of part of the first year's fruits of a benefice to the bishop, 96.
-, -, farm of monastic possessions in, 331, 332.
-, -, monastery in, xxxviii.
-, -, persons of, 73, 77 (bis), 79, 82, 94, 96, 103, 114 (bis), 121, 130, 140, 148, 157, 167, 187, 190, 202, 341, 352 (bis), 364, 365 (bis), 379 (bis), 393 (ter), 409, 410, 415, 445 (bis), 446, 450, 458, 471, 473, 482 (bis), 503, 547 (bis), 595 (bis), 671 (bis), 796, 822, 824.
-, -, places in. See Ardcrony; Birr; Bunratty; Canon Island; Castletownarra; Clare; Clondagad; Clonloghan; Clonrush; Dromline; Drumcliff; Dysert (co. Clare); Finnoe; Inniscronane; Kilfarboy; Kilfearagh; Kilkeedy; Killard; Killofin; Killokennedy; Killuran; Kilmaleery; Kilmurry; Kilnasoolagh; Kilrush; Kiltenanlea; Latteragh; Lorrha; Modreeny; Monaincha; Nenagh; Oblayd; Ogashin; Ogormuck; Quin; Rath; Rockforest; St. Finclua; Scattery Island; Templemaley; Tomfinlough; Tulla; Uskane.
-, -, priory in, xxvi.
-, -, rectories in, xxvii, xxxvi (bis).
-, -, vicarages in, xxiv (bis), xxvi, xxvii, xxviii, xxxvii (4), xxxviii (ter).
Killanasulech. See Kilnasoolagh.
Killannin, co. Galway. See Killeroon.
Killanully, Kylymeylli [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 821.
Killanummery, Ryllinymary [co. Leitrim], vicarage of, 750.
Killard, Kyllearda [co. Clare], Matthew O'Kelly vicar of, 73.
Killardry, Kilhariri [co. Tipperary], a prebend in Cashel, 165.
Killarrow, St. Molrwe in Yle [in Islay, co. Argyll], rectory of, 627, 628.
-, vicarage of, 627, 628.
Killashandra, Killnascendrach [co. Cavan], vicarage of, 565.
Killaspugmoylan, Keylhaspoy Omoclayn, Killcasbaygmaclayn [in Kilconickny parish, co. Galway], a prebend in Clonfert, 112, 395.
Killaspugmullane, Kylasbuicmellayn, Kylasbuycmellayn [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 481, 542, 543.
Killbrecam. See Kilbrackan.
Killcasbaygmaclayn. See Killaspugmoylan.
Killcorne. See Kilcorney.
Killchrompit (recte Killchrompir), Killchru[m]pyr. See Kilcrumper.
Killcurchayd. See Kilcorkey.
Killeagh, Kylley, Kyllhia, Kyllia [co. Cork], rectory of, 555.
-, -, with the vicarage united thereto, 170, 171, 566.
Killeany, Kulenne in Araym [in Inishmore, Aran islands, co. Galway], a prebend in Kilfenora, 503.
Killedan, Kyllidayn [co. Mayo], a prebend in Achonry, 128.
Killeely, Kyllyelly [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 409, 410.
Killeenagarriff, Aglas Yduynnyn alias Ryllienagarab [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 415, 416.
Killeentierna, Kyllyntyerna [co. Kerry], rectory and vicarage of, 810, 811.
-, -, patron of. See FitzGerald, Thomas [FitzJames], earl of Desmond.
Killegan, Kylligan [in Kilglass parish, co. Sligo], vicarage of, 721.
Killegane, in Castleisland, co. Kerry.See Killuauaegan.
Killegney, Kyllarogy [co. Wexford], a prebend in Ferns, 145, 146.
Killeigh, Kyllihyt [co. Cork], rectory and vicarage of, 360.
Killeigh, Killeich, Kyllithe, Kyllnethe, Rellethe [in Geashill, King's county], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 448, 480.
-, -, canons of. See Oduynn, Kerballus; Oharayn, Donatus.
Killemlagh, Lyllymleach [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 6.
Killererin, Killerieraynd alias Monterahay [co. Galway], union of the rectory and vicarage of, to be confirmed, 72, 73.
Killeroon, Kyllerdun [in Laghtgannon townland, Killannin parish, co. Galway], 40, 41.
Killeshin, Kellasna [Queen's county], vicar of, 500.
Killgobayn. See Kilgobbin.
Killian, Kallehayn [co. Galway], vicarage of, 78.
Killiban. See Killabban.
Killiglassci. See Kilglass.
Killilagh, Kyilleileath, Kylleileach [co. Clare], rectory of (with Oughtdarra), 503.
Killimer, Killimure, Killinure, Killynure [co. Clare], vicarage of, 359.
Killinan, Kylhenayn alias Minarum [co. Galway], a prebend in Kilmacduagh, 598.
Killinane, Kylnanania [co. Kerry], rectory of, 158.
Killinure. See Killimer.
Killmachtaig. See Kilmacteige.
Killmellaym. See Kilmoleran.
Killmiclayfyr. See Kilmaclasser.
Killmore. See Kilmurry, co. Tipperary.
Killmuri. See Kilmurry, co. Limerick.
Killnascendrach. See Killashandra.
Killofin, Killwsynd, Kyllufyn, Kylwsynd [co. Clare], vicarage of, 82, 143, 144, 291.
Killokennedy, Kyllogennedygh, Rylleo genendi [co. Clare], vicarage of, 139, 140, 394.
Killoon, Cylluan [in Ballyclog parish, co. Tyrone], rectory of, forming portion of a prebend in Armagh, 118.
Killosolan, Khyllosaylayn, Kyllosagilean [co. Galway], vicarage of, 72.
-, -, annexed to the prebend of Termonbarry, 513.
Killoughy, Kyllaghy [King's county], chapel of, annexed to the vicarage of Lynally, 448.
-, See also Rathlihen.
Killowen, Kyllcowayn [in Kenmare, co. Kerry], vicarage of, 805.
Killreran (recte Kilkeran). See Kilkerranmore.
Killrikill. See Kilreekil.
Killtachmuirca. See Kiltoghert.
Killukin, Kyllucyn [co. Roscommon] vicarage of, 172.
Killulagh, Rylluailleach [co. Westmeath], rectory of, 35, 36.
Killuran, Cyllwarayn [co. Clare], vicarage of, 176, 177.
Killury, Kyllury [co. Kerry], rectory of, 287.
Killwsynd. See Killofin.
Killydonnell, Kyllotomnayr [in Aughnish, co. Donegal], house of the Third Order of St. Francis, licence for the foundation of, 643.
-, -, brethren of, indult to, 643.
Killynure. See Killimer.
Killyon, co. Meath. See Clondalee.
Kilmacdonogh, Kyllmogong [co. Cork], a prebend in Cloyne, 25.
Kilmacduagh, Duacen[sis] [co. Clare], bishop of, collation made by, 758.
-, -, papal mandatary, 64, 65, 80, 240, 667.
-, Denis bishop of. See Odonchua.
-, bishopric of, united to the archbishopric of Tuam, 196–7.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 65 (bis), 93, 320, 667.
-, -, executor of a papal mandate, 65.
-, David dean of. See Odonchua.
-, Denis dean of. See Odonchua and Odubgilla.
-, deanery of, the vicarage of Beagh united to, 4, 18.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 123, 320, 667.
-, litigant for the archdeaconry of. See Macgillavanach, Denis.
-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 85.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 19, 24, 64, 73, 80, 94, 471, 598.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 93, 320.
-, canons of, to take part in the election of archbishops of Tuam, 197.
-, -, See also Macgillavanach, Donald; Macgillavanach, John; Macgillavanach, Maurice; Odonchua, David; Odubgilla, John; Odubgilla, Nicholas; Ohegyn, Edmundus; Olachnayn, William; Omadguaych, Dermit; Walsh, David.
-, chapter of, consent of, to unions, 4, 18.
-, prebends in. See Killinan; Kinvarradoorus; Tarramud, alias Kilcornan.
-, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary de Petra, abbot of, papal mandatary, 19, 24, 598.
-, city and diocese of, lack of dignitaries in, 82.
-, diocese of, persons of, 3, 85 (4), 93, 617, 758.
-, -, places in. See Ardrahan; Beagh; Isertkelly; Kilmacduagh; Kilthomas.
Kilmaclasser, Killmiclayfyr [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 37.
Kilmacowen, Kilmegnagyn [co. Sligo], John Youir vicar of, 423.
Kilmacrenan, Cillmicneanayn, Kyllmecnenayn [co. Donegal], a prebend in Raphoe, 306.
-, vicarage of, 797.
Kilmacteige, Killmachtaig [co. Sligo], rectory of, 446.
- See also Banada.
Kilmahon, Kyllmoybo [co. Cork], vicarage of, 664.
Kilmainham, Kylmayn(ham) [co. Dublin], priory of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, James prior of. See Keating.
Kilmaleery, Kyllmallyre [co. Clare], vicarage of, 302.
Kilmalinoge, Cillmulonog, Cyllmulonog [co. Galway], vicarage of, 557.
Kilmalkedar, Kilmekederi [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 756.
Kilmallock. See Ardkilmartin.
Kilmanaheen, Kyllmanyn [co. Clare], vicarage of, appropriation of, to Toomyvara priory, to be dissolved, 190, 191.
Kilmartin, co. Argyll. See Duntroon.
Kilmaurs, Kylmawrys [co. Ayr], collegiate church, provost of, papal mandatary, 449.
Kilmeadan, Kylmidayn [co. Waterford], (with Lisnakill), vicarage of, 776.
Kilmeedy, Bylmide [in Drishane, co. Kerry], an alternative for Drishane, 515, 551.
Kilmeen, Kylmiyn [co. Cork, W.R.], rectory of, 202.
Kilmeen, Cylmyan, Quilmin [co. Galway], a prebend in Tuam, 194, 413, 414.
Kilmegnagyn. See Kilmacowen.
Kilmekederi. See Kilmalkedar.
Kilmichael, St. Michael in Kyntire [now part of Campbeltown parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 515.
Kilmitell. See Kirkmichael, co. Ross.
Kilmochonna, Cillmokonaid [now a townland in Lusmagh parish, King's county]. See Lusmagh.
Kilmoleran, Chilmaren, Chilmeleran, Killmellaym [co. Waterford], (with Dysert) a prebend in Lismore, 371, 654, 655.
Kilmoir, Kilmor [in Brechin, co Forfar], a prebend in Brechin, 4.
Kilmonoge, co. Cork. See Belgooly.
Kilmor. See Kilmoir.
Kilmore, Celmoren[sis], Kelmoren[sis], Kyllmoren[sis] [co. Cavan], bishop of, dues pay able to, out of the vicarage of Urney, 132.
-, -, papal mandatary, 30, 511.
-, John [bishop-]elect of. See O'Reilly.
-, Thady, Tytheus bishop of.See MacGauran.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 1, 200, 216.
-, Andrew dean of. See O'sheridan.
-, John dean of. See O'Gibbon.
-, Thomas late dean of. See O'Gibbon.
-, Cormac provided to the deanery of. See O'sheridan.
-, deanery of, the vicarage of Kilmore annexed to, 68.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 513.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 68, 83.
-, canons of, insufficient number of prebends for, 68.
-, -, See also Macmaelmartayn, John; Maclaclaynd, Cornelius; Maclochlaynd Yruayrc, Cornelius; Magnybne, Magonius; Ocagillig, Terence; Odroma, Nemeas; O'Flynn, Donald; Ofiragasa, William; O'Gibbon, John; Omulmochory, John; Omulmochory, Maurice; O'Reilly, Terence; O'sheridan, Cormac; O'sheridan, Thomas.
-, canon provided of. See MacBrady, Sesfredus.
-, chapter of, consent of, necessary for the erection of a prebend, 84.
-, -, consent of, to a union, 132.
-, prebend in, rectory of Annagelliff annexed to, 513.
-, prebends in. See Cuylofloynd; Oughteragh; Vitinta gerit.
-, chapter, clergy etc. of, papal letters to, 431.
-, cathedral church of St. Felimy, indulgence to persons giving alms for the completion of, 131.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 564.
-, diocese of, persons of, 140 (bis), 141, 511, 533, 565 (bis).
-, -, places in. See Annagelliff; Castleterra; Cuylofloynd; Drumlane; Drumlease; Drumreilly; Killashandra; Lough Oughter; Oughteragh; Templeport; Urney.
-, -, vicarage in, xxxvi.
-, vicarage of, annexed to the deanery, 68.
Kilmorgan, Kyllmurchan [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 27.
Kilmorie, parish church of St. Mary in Aran, Arayn [co. Bute], rectory of, 690.
Kilmoylan, Boyllmaclayn, Kyllmeylaynd [co. Galway], a prebend in Tuam, 406.
-, vicarage of, 71.
Kilmuir, Kylmer [in Brechin, co. Forfar], a prebend in Brechin, 622.
Kilmun, Kilmon [co. Argyll], parish church of St. Mundus, erection of, into a collegiate church, 243, 244.
-, collegiate church of St. Mundus, provost of, indult to, 244.
-, -, -, papal mandatary, 435.
-, -, provost and chaplains of, mode of appointment and duties of, 243.
-, -, provost and chapter of, petition of, 244.
-, -, capitular mensa, appropriation of Inverary made to, 244.
-, -, benefices appropriated to. See Glenorchy and Lochgoilhead.
Kilmurry, Colleboun, Collebouum (i.e. Oxmount), Kylmuri [in Ibrickan barony, co. Clare], rectory of (united with that of Kilfarboy, thereby forming the rectory of Ibrickan), 468, 662, 663.
-, vicarage of, 379.
Kilmurry, Kyllmohorce alias Kyllmuri, Kyllmohoroc alias Killmuri, Kyllmohorog alias Kulmurre, Kylmohorte alias Kylmurri [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 131, 132, 138, 353.
Kilmurry, Killmore, Kylmore [co. Tipperary], vicarage of, 371.
Kilmytell. See Kirkmichael, co. Ross.
Kilnaglory, Kylinglory [co. Cork], vicarage of, 658.
Kilnamartery, Martir, Villa Martir, Villamartir [co. Cork], parish church of, benefice called a parcel in, 555.
-, -, benefice styled the parcel of Dromada in, 569, 570.
-, Maurice son of Richard de Geraldinis lord of, 592.
Kilnasoolagh, Killanasulech, Kylhanasulach [co. Clare], rectory of, 547.
-, -, creation and appropriation of, 195.
Kilosellu. See Kilshalvy.
Kilpatrick, Old (or West), Kilpatrik, Kylpatrick [co. Dumbarton], vicarage of, 456, 457, 556, 708.
-, -, pension on, 556, 557.
Kilpeck, Kilpke [co. Hereford], William Herbert lord of, 423.
Kilqhous, Kylqhous, Andrew, priest, to be vicar of Alness, 140.
-, -, wrongly described in a dispensation as of the diocese of Ross [in Scotland] whereas he was of the diocese of Aberdeen, 151.
Kilquain, Kyllcuahain [co. Galway], vicarage of, 409.
Kilquane, Kyllocholyathayn [in Coshlea barony, co. Limerick], vicarage of, 83.
Kilreekil, Killrikill [co. Galway], rectory of, annexed to the abbey of Abbeygormacan, 562.
-, See also Drought.
Kilrossanty, Kyllrossanta [co. Waterford], a prebend in Lismore, 304.
Kilrush, Kyllroys [co. Clare], vicarage of, 595.
-, See also Inniscattery and Scattery Island.
Kilscinleac. See Kilsillagh.
Kilshalvy, Dekilosellu, Deklosellu, Kilosellu [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 113.
Kilshanny, Kylsenay [co. Clare], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 662.
-, -, Cormac abbot of.See Okahyr.
-, -, convent of, petition of, 667.
-, -, armed attack upon, 667.
-, -, goods of, wasted, 667.
Kilsillagh, Kilscinleac [co. Cork], vicarage of, 205.
Kilsyth, Montabrok [co. Stirling], rectory of, 126.
Kiltenanlea, Kylltheannaynleth [co. Clare], vicarage of, 450.
Kilthomas, Cillthomays [co. Galway], rectory of, 82, 83.
Kiltoghert, Killtachmuirca [co. Leitrim], vicarage of, 142.
Kiltullagh, Kylltullach [co. Galway], with Meelick, a prebend in Clonfert, 395.
-, vicarage of, 395.
Kiluenyng. See Kilwinning.
Kilvickeon, co. Argyll. See Iona.
Kilwinning, Keluenyng, Kiluenyng, Kilwining, Kylwynnyng, Kylwyn[yn]g [co. Ayr], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 49, 119, 172, 403.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 449.
Kilworth, Kylluerd [co. Cork], rectory and vicarage of, appropriated to Fermoy abbey, 276.
Kimbolton, co. Huntingdon. See Stonely.
Kindmar. See Kinvarradoorus.
Kineil. See Kinneil.
Kingham, Kynkan [co. Oxford], parish church of St. Mary, rectory of, 420.
Kinghorn, Estirkingorii, Estrikingorne, Estrikyngorn, Estrikyngorne, Estyrkingorn (i.e. Easter Kinghorn), Kingorn [co. Fife], rectory of, 731, 735.
King Inche, le. See Bothkennar.
Kingoldrum, Kyncaudrum, Kyngoldurum [co. Forfar], rectory of, 52.
-, David Guthry lord of, 817.
-, See also Baldovie.
Kingornn, Kengorn, Henry, a canon of Moray, papal mandatary, 298.
-, -, vicar of Aboyne, a canon of Moray and of Aberdeen and prebendary of Kingussie and Invernochty, sometime chamberlain of Mary queen of Scots, 211, 212.
Kingscote, John, bishop of Carlisle, provision of, xxv.
King's Lynn, Lenne Episcopi [co. Norfolk], confraternity, called the gild, of the Holy Trinity in, brethren of, indult to, 604.
-, -, brethren and sisters of, indult to, 618.
-, confraternity, called the gild, of St. Margaret in, chaplains maintained by, 603.
-, -, poor sustained by, 603.
-, parish church of St. Margaret, chapel of the Holy Trinity in, indult to persons visiting and giving alms to, 603.
Kingston, Kyngeston Market [co. Cambridge], rectory of, 441.
Kingussie, Kingusi [co. Inverness], a prebend in Moray, 211.
Kinkell, Kynkel [co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Aberdeen, 5.
Kinloch, Lundeff, Lwndeyff [in the parish of Lethendy and Kinloch, co. Perth], rectory of, 6, 149.
Kinloss, Kynlos, Kynlosse [co. Elgin], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 335, 819.
-, -, James abbot of.See Guthry.
-, -, John late abbot of. 562, 813.
-, -, convent of, papal letters to, 562.
-, -, vassals of, papal letters to, 562.
Kinnatalloon, co. Cork, barony of.See Ui Liathain.
Kinneff, co. Kincardine. See Catterline.
Kinneil, Kineil [co. Linlithgow], rectory of, 735.
Kinnell, Ki[n]nel [co. Forfar], rectory of, 279.
Kinoir, Kynnor [co. Aberdeen] with Dumbennan [the united parishes now being called Huntly], a prebend in Moray, 336.
Kinsalebeg, Kynsalbeg, Kynsalebeg [co. Waterford], parish church of St. Mary, indulgence to persons visiting and giving alms for the repair of, 794.
-, vicarage of, 357, 358.
Kintyre, Kintire, Kyntir(e) [a district in co. Argyll], parish church of St. Columba in.See Kilcolmkill.
-, parish church of St. Kaermanus in. See Kilkerran.
-, parish church of St. Michael in. See Kilmichael.
Kinvarradoorus, Kindmar, Kymorcam, Kyndmara [co. Galway], a prebend in Kilmacduagh, 4, 18, 24.
-, -, the rectory of Isertkelly united to, 4, 18.
Kirkananchquho. See Kirkmahoe.
Kirkbean, Kylbieni [co. Kirkcudbright], vicarage of, 313.
-, See also Arbigland.
Kirkby Malzeard, co. York, W.R.See Fountains.
Kirkby on Bain, Kirkbby Bayne, Kirkibby Bayne, Kirlibbi (recte Kirkbbi) Bayne [co. Lincoln], rectory of, 472, 527.
Kirkcaldy, Kirkcalde, Kyikcaldy [co. Fife], vicarage of, 418, 644, 645.
Kirkchrist, Kyrkcrist, Luthicuste [now united to Twynholm, co. Kirkcudbright], lands in the barony of, 42.
-, rectory of, 208.
Kirkcolm, co. Wigtown. See Aughnassy.
Kirkcudbright, Kirkcubrycht, Kirkeubreth, Kirkeubricht [co. Kirkcudbright], stewartry of, lands in, 42, 400.
-, rectory of, 735.
-, -, See also St. Mary's Isle.
Kirkden, Edvy [co. Forfar], David Kay rector of, 105.
Kirkeubreth, Kirkeubricht. See Kirkcudbright.
Kirkevok, land of, belonging to Whiteherne, 400.
Kirk Fenton, Fenton [co. York], John de Thornehagh lord of, 423.
Kirkforthar, Kyrkforthir [in Markinch parish, co. Fife], Alexander Zong rector of, 429.
Kirkgunzeon, Kirkghonzan, Kyrkgunzane [co. Kirkcudbright], rectory of, 45, 46, 225.
Kirkibby Bayne. See Kirkby on Bain.
Kirkinner, co. Wigtown. See Barnbarroch.
Kirkintilloch, Kirkyntulacht, Kyrlyntoloch, Rychkyntolaich [co. Dumbarton], vicarage of, 419, 434, 444.
-, David Nobil of, 419.
Kirkmahoe, Kirkananchquho, Kirkmanchquho [co. Dumfries], a prebend in Glasgow, 28.
-, -, lay patron of, 28.
Kirkmichael, co. Ayr. See Cassilis.
Kirkmichael (or Resolis), Kilmitell, Kilmytell [co. Ross], a prebend in Ross [in Scotland], 281.
Kirkpatrick, Hisckpatrick, Thomas de, to be a vicar in the diocese of Glasgow, xxix.
Kirkpatrick-Juxta, Kyrkpatrikjuxta [co. Dumfries], rectory of, 783, 784.
Kirkstall, Cristall, de Cristaull’, Kyrkestall [in Leeds, co. York], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, William abbot of.See Grayson.
-, -, monk of, indult to, to study laws in a university, 457.
-, -, -, See also Speller, Thomas.
-, -, convent of, indult to, 457.
-, -, need of a learned monk to defend the rights of, 457.
Kirkstead, Kyrkkestede, Kyrksted [co. Lincoln], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and con vent of, licence to, 104.
-, -, monk of. See Drax, William.
-, -, destruction of, by fire, 104.
Kirkwall [Mainland, Orkney], parish church of St. Olaf. a prebend in Orkney, 128, 438.
Kirkyntulacht. See Kirkintilloch.
Kirlibbi (recte Kirkbbi) Bayne. See Kirkby on Bain.
Kislingbury, Kyslyngbury [co. Northants], rectory of, 782.
Knape, William, priest, indult to, 615.
Knock, Cnok [in Louth parish, co. Louth], Augustinian abbey of SS. Peter and Paul, abbot of, papal mandatary, 727.
Knock (or Drumcalry), Drumugakarg [co. Mayo], rectory of the rural lands of, 88.
Knockane, co. Kerry. See Glanmakee.
Knockbreda, Bredach [co. Down], rectory of, 336.
Knockmoy, Collis victorie [in Abbeyknockmoy parish, co. Galway], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 72, 758.
-, -, Cornelius abbot of.See MacEgan.
-, -, Malachy abbot of.See O'Carroll and O'Kelly.
-, -, Thady abbot of.See Oruadgri.
-, -, William abbot of.See de Burgo.
-, -, monk of. See Oruadgri, Thady.
Knockrath, Cnocarcha [? Drumahaire in Drumlease parish, co. Leitrim], parish church of St. Patrick, rectory of, 659, 660.
Knollis, Archibald, rector of Dalry, dispensation to, 579.
-, Knolis, William, preceptor of Torphichen, confirmation of, 269, 270, 271.
Knyght, Thomas, bishop of Down and Connor and rector commendatary of St. Botolph without Bishopsgate, London, 192, 193.
Knyshale (recte Ruyshale). See Rushall.
Kokburn’. See Cockburn.
Kolossi, Colocen[sis] [in the island of Rhodes], archbishop of, papal mandatary, 819, 821.
Korstorphin. See Corstorphine.
Koveney. See Coveney.
Kreg. See Carrigleamleary.
Kuhielaw (recte Kuhiclaw, i.e. Kuhitlaw). See Whitelaw.
Kuk, Alan, late abbot of Kelso, 315, 640, 694.
Kulenne in Araym. See Killeany.
Kulmurre. See Kilmurry.
Kussins, John, a canon of St. Peter, Cassel, vicar-general in spirituals of John Vincentii, provost of St. Peter, Cassel. resignations made to, 507.
Kyikcaldy (recte Kyrkcaldy). See Kirkcaldy.
Kyilleileath. See Killilagh.
Kylasbuicmellayn, Kylasbuycmellayn. See Killaspugmullane.
Kylbegan, Kylbeghan, Kylbegryn See Kilbeggan.
Kylbery. See Kilberry.
Kylbieni. See Kirkbean.
Kylbride. See Kilbreedy.
Kylbrum. See Kilbroney.
Kylconyll. See Kilconnell.
Kylcorbuy, alias Cruokayn. See Croghan.
Kylfenorchayc, Kylfenorkayc, See Kilfearagh.
Kylforaby. See Kilfarboy.
Kylhanasulach. See Kilnasoolagh.
Kylhenayn, alias Minarum. See Killinan.
Kylinglory. See Kilnaglory.
Kylkay, Kylkeny. See Kilkenny West.
Kylkyde, Kylkydy. See Kilkeedy.
Kyllachaday. See Killaghtee.
Kylladraguyn. See Newcastle, co. Dublin.
Kyllaghy. See Killoughy.
Kyllarogy (recte Kyllanogy). See Killegney.
Kyllcaydyg. See Kilkeedy, co. Clare.
Kyllchru(m)pir. See Kilcrumper.
Kyllcorbiry. See Kilcorbry.
Kyllcorin, alias Corcomada. See Kilkerrin.
Kyllconlla. See Kilconly.
Kyllcorrnayn. See Kilcornan.
Kyllcowayn (? recte Kylleowayn).See Killowen.
Kyllcuahain. See Kilquain.
Kylldaryry, Kylldayry. See Kildorrery.
Kyllearda. See Killard.
Kylleaym, Kylleayn. See Killaan.
Kylleileach. See Killilagh.
Kylleorbiry (or Kyllcorbiry) [i.e. Kilcorbry in Croghan parish, King's county (q.v.)], alias Cruachan. See Croghan.
Kylleoygthy. See Kilcoe.
Kyllerdun. See Killeroon.
Kyllernymhyr, alias Kynealethyn.See Ballynakill.
Kyllerobayn (recte Kyllcrobayn). See Kilcroan.
Kyllerydayn. See Kilcredane.
Kylley. See Killeagh.
Kyllfyeworach. See Kilfearagh.
Kyllglays. See Kilglass.
Kyllhia, Kyllia. See Killeagh.
Kyllidayn. See Killedan.
Kylligan. See Killegan.
Kyllihyt. See Killeagh.
Kylliorne (recte Killcorne). See Kilcorney.
Kyllithe. See Killeigh.
Kyllmanyn. See Kilmanaheen.
Kyllmallyre. See Kilmaleery.
Kyllmecnenayn. See Kilmacrenan.
Kyllmeylaynd. See Kilmoylan.
Kyllmogong. See Kilmacdonogh.
Kyllmohorce alias Kyllmuri, Kyllmohoroc alias Killmuri, Kyllmohorog alias Kulmurre. See Kilmurry, co. Limerick.
Kyllmoren[sis]. See Kilmore.
Kyllmoybo. See Kilmahon.
Kyllmurchan. See Kilmorgan.
Kyllmuri. See Kilmurry.
Kyllnethe. See Killeigh.
Kyllocholyathayn. See Kilquane.
Kyllodory. See Killaderry.
Kyllogennedygh. See Killokennedy.
Kyllosagilean. See Killosolan.
Kyllotomnayr. See Killydonnell.
Kyllrossanta. See Kilrossanty.
Kyllroys. See Kilrush.
Kylltheannaynleth. See Kiltenanlea.
Kylltullach. See Kiltullagh.
Kylluauaegan [? Killegane in Castleisland, co. Kerry], vicarage of, 805.
Kyllucyn. See Killukin.
Kylluerd. See Kilworth.
Kyllufyn. See Killofin.
Kyllury. See Killury.
Kyllyelly. See Killeely.
Kyllyntyerna. See Killeentierna.
Kylmalew. See Inverary.
Kylmawrys. See Kilmaurs.
Kylmayn(ham). See Kilmainham.
Kylmer. See Kilmuir.
Kylmichun, a parcel of land so called, in Drishane parish [co. Cork], 198.
Kylmidayn. See Kilmeadan.
Kylmiyn. See Kilmeen, co. Cork, W.R.
Kylmohorte, alias Kylmurri. See Kilmurry.
Kylmore. See Kilmurry, co. Tipperary.
Kylmuri. See Kilmurry, co. Clare.
Kylmurri. See Kilmurry, co. Limerick.
Kylmytel. See Campbeltown.
Kylnafearby, Kylnafearuy. See Kilfarboy.
Kylnanania. See Killinane.
Kylpatrick. See Kilpatrick, Old (or West).
Kylqhous. See Kilqhous.
Kylsenay. See Kilshanny.
Kyltinrabia alias Belaghnagayn.See Templebelagh.
Kylttahan. See Donaghmore, co. Tipperary.
Kylwsynd (recte Kylwfynd). See Killofin.
Kylwynnyng, Kylwyn[yn]g. See Kilwinning.
Kylymeylli. See Killanully.
Kymorcam. See Kinvarradoorus.
Kyncaudrum. See Kingoldrum.
Kyndmara. See Kinvarradoorus.
Kynealethyn. See Ballynakill.
Kyngesley, in the diocese of Lincoln, Hugh Aderley rector of, 424.
Kyngeston Market. See Kingston, co. Cambridge.
Kynggyswod, John, a monk of Stoneleigh, and chantry chaplain at the altar of St. Mary in the church of Marlborough, dispensation to, 510.
Kyngoldurum. See Kingoldrum.
Kynkan. See Kingham.
Kynkel. See Kinkell.
Kynlos, Kynlosse. See Kinloss.
Kynnor. See Kinoir.
Kynsalbeg, Kynsalebeg. See Kinsalebeg.
Kynsam. See Keynsham.
Kyntir(e). See Kintyre.
Kyraim, land of, belonging to the bishopric of Whiteherne, 400.
Kyrieleyson, Kyrieleyson, abbey de.See O'Dorney.
Kyrk, Thomas, clerk, late vicar of Ardmore, 57.
Kyrkby Kendall. See Kendal.
Kyrkcrist. See Kirkchrist.
Kyrkeby in Kendale. See Kendal.
Kyrkestall. See Kirkstall.
Kyrkforthir. See Kirkforthar.
Kyrkgunzane. See Kirkgunzeon.
Kyrkkestede. See Kirkstead.
Kyrkpatrik juxta. See KirkpatrickJuxta.
Kyrksted. See Kirkstead.
Kyrlyntoloch (recte Kyrkintoloch).See Kirkintilloch.
Kyrton, Edward (recte Edmund), abbot of Westminster, cause committed by, 435.
-, Edmund, a monk of Westminister, formerly abbot of the same, pension for, 185, 186.
Kyryeleyson , abbey de. See O'Dorney.
Kysby, John, to be a notary public, 641.
Kyslyngbury. See Kislingbury.
Kyssheton (recte Ryssheton). See Ryssheton.