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C
Caberton, John. chantry priest in Lincoln cathedral church, 519.
Cachaerna, Denis. See Oachaerna.
Cachyr, James, dean of Tuam, rector of Dunmore, 108.
Cachyebreslaeyn, Cachyrbresleayn. See Cahir.
Cadamo, John de. See Cardamo.
Cadbury, Cadbirry, North [co. Somerset], 128, 145.
Cade, Walter, priest, 566.
Cadecote, Thomas, chaplain of St. Mary's, Woolavington, 278.
Cafe, William, rector of Yeovilton, 327.
Caggessale, John, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 117.
Cahir, Cachyebreslaeyn, Cachyrbresleayn, Cathairbreslayn [co. Kerry], 109, 122, 496, 497.
Caistor, Castre [co. Lincoln], 60.
-, prebend in Lincoln, 84.
Cakeham. Catham [in the parish of West Wittering, co. Sussex], 247
Calamound, William, 351.
Caldecot, John, priest, 218, 225.
Calder, Kalldri [co. Cumberland], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 9, 13.
Caldwell [co. Bedford], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 252, 260.
-, Caldeweli [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Calesia, Custancia de, 130.
Calf, John, abbot of Dunbrody, papal chaplain, 213.
-, Walter, monk and prior of Down, 194, 195.
Calfhunte, See Chalfont.
Calidon, Robert, priest, 229.
Calne, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 360.
Calogarmait. See Corbaun.
Calston, Thomas, 567.
-, -, his wife, 567.
Calton, Denise de, 248.
Caltorch, William de, knight, 281, 310.
Calverlay, John, vicar of Whixley, 465.
Calverley, Calverlay [co. York, W.R.], 465, 555, 570.
Calvis, Anthony de, bishop of Todi, 519.
Cambridge, chancellor of the university of, 370, 371.
-, -, See Zouche.
-, Clare College, 488, 489.
-, St. Michael's (Trinity) College, 585, 588, 590.
-, Holy Trinity Hall, 384.
-, parish church of Holy Trinity, 197, 415.
-, parish church of St. John Baptist, Melnestrete (known as St. John Zachary Milne St.), 197.
-, fee of Nunne Courtfee [i.e. Nonancourt Fee] in the parish of Holy Trinity, 197.
-, degrees at, 151, 154.
-, Friars Preachers’ convent, Irish students in, 324.
-, -, riot at, 266.
-, -, students at:—
secular clergy, 91, 266.
Augustinian canon 324.
Friar Preacher 151.
-, Henry Northryn of, 563.
-, -, his wife, 563.
-, Robert Russele of 563.
-, -, his wife, 563.
Cambrigg, Thomas, donsel, 144.
-, -, Amy his wife, 144.
-, See Caumbrygge.
Camel, Cammel [co. Somerset], 279, 280.
Camera, Richard de, 352.
-, Roger de, 623.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 623.
-, See Chamber; Chaumbre.
Camerton, Camlerton [co. Somerset], 350.
Camezano, John de, auditor of littere contradicte, 434.
Camlerton. See Camerton.
Camme, Walter, abbot of Malmesbury, 546.
Cammel. See Camel.
Cammell, William, precentor of Wells, 326.
Camnach. See Tamnagh.
Camoys, Thomas de, knight, 141.
Campessey. See Campsea.
Camplion, Margaret, prioress of Thetford, 34.
Campsall, Campsale [co. York, W.R.], 177.
Campsea, Campessey [Suffolk], Augustinian nuns’ priory, Margaret, prioress, and the nuns of. 120.
-, -, nun of, 122.
Campton. See Compton Basset.
Candeler, Andrew, 47.
-, -, Joan his wife, 47.
Candevere, John, 37.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 37.
Cane or Cave, Agnes, of Kirton in Holland. 236.
-, See Kane; Kene.
Caneton, Gerald, bishop of Cloyne, 456.
Canon, Geoffrey, 352.
-, Ralph, canon of Wells, rector of High Ham (diocese of Bath and Wells), 257.
-, -, rector of Wootton Courtney (diocese of Bath and Wells), 157.
-, Walter, 352.
-, William, clerk, notary, 510.
Canons Ashby, Canon Asschebi, Canon Asscheby, Essebi [co. Northants], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of. See Asscheby.
-, -, prior and convent of, 13, 14, 200.
Canteler, Robert, priest, 138.
Canterbury, archbishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.
-, -, court of (Arches), 159,248.
-, -, -, official of, 369.
-, -, -, -, papal mandatary, 27, 79, 422, 466, 501, 604.
-, -, -, -, See Barnet.
-, -, lapse of collations of benefices to, 249, 457, 468.
-, -, licence for to carry out an exchange, 485.
-, -, exemption from jurisdiction of, 186.
-, -, institution by, 239.
-, -, -, to benefices in void suffragan see, 369.
-, -, palace of, 485.
-, -, papal inhibitions of, 380, 472.
-, -, papal mandatary, 12, 15, 22, 24, 29, 102, 111, 157, 280, 288, 318, 319, 344, 377, 387, 393, 394, 397, 425, 460, 474, 477, 496, 506, 523, 538, 547, 571, 583, 603, 628.
-, -, patronage of, 413.
-, -, right of consecrating suffragan bishops, 72, 269, 280.
-, -, vicar-general of, 369.
-, -, See Savoy; Reynolds; Mepham; Langham; Sudbury; Courtenay; Arundel; Walden.
-, archdeacon of, faculty to, 604.
-, -, papal mandatary, 604, 618.
-, -, patronage of, 413.
-, -, See Cardinal priests (St. Laurence's in Damaso); Clifford; Hallom; Motterum.
-, Benedictine priory (cathedral) of Christohurch, ‘Crychyrs,’ prior of, papal mandatary, 115, 255.
-, -, Thomas, claustral prior of, 96, 485.
-, -, prior and chapter of, 10, 393, 413, 483-485.
-, -, monk of, 202.
-, -, letters dated in, 10, 485.
-, -, rebuilding of the nave of, 10.
-, Benedictine abbey of St. Augustine, 484.
-, -, abbot of, ccclesiastic in the service of, 111.
-, -, -, faculty for, 210.
-, -, -, papal mandatary, 156, 349.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 194, 602, 610.
-, -, claustral prior of. See Bekyngham.
-, -, monks of, 52, 135, 150.
-, parish church of St. Andrew, 194.
-, parish church of St. Michael, 90.
-, hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Eastbridge, Estbrugge, 473.
-, chantry of Dogys or Doges in the parish of St. Paul without the walls, 210, 261, 262.
-, composition between the archbishop and the archdeacon of, about the probate of wills, etc. in the diocese, 483-485.
Cantey, William, rector of East Buckland, 533, 534.
Cantilupe, Cantilupo, Walter de, bishop of Worcester, 359 (Corrigenda).
-, William de, 359.
Capella, Richard de, clerk, notary, 210.
Capelnewydd, Capynoil [co. Monmouth], 350.
Capitolias. See Sunete.
Capon, Alice, of Norwich, 120.
-, -, Agnes her daughter, 120.
Cappe, Henry, priest, 122.
Capua, Raymund de, master-general of the Friars Preachers, 151, 153.
Capynoil. See Capelnewydd.
Curacciolus, Nicholas. See Cardinal priests (St. Ciriac's).
Caraczolus, Conrad, archbishop of Nicosia. chamberlain of Boniface IX, 286, 482, 518, 519.
Carafa, Bartholomew de, of Naples, prior of the Hospitallers of Rome, deputy master of the Order, 323.
Caran, Richard, archdeacon of Dublin, 595.
Carbonell, John, lord of Badingham, 620.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 620.
Carbonne, Carbonus, Francis. See Cardinal priests (St. Susanna's).
Carcassonne [Aude, France], chapter-general of the Friars Preachers at, 14.
Cardamo, Cadamo, John de, rector of Wisbech, 574.
Cardely, John. See Cordeley.
Cardigan, alias Rydwyn, Edward, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 28.
Cardigan, Kardigan, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 451, 615.
-, archdeacon of. See Cole.
Cardinal
Bishops:—
Albano, Henry, 512.
Ostia, Philip d'Alençon, canon of York, 491.
Porto, Theodinus, 512.
Tusculum, Pileus de Prata, sometime priest of St. Praxed's, papal nuncio (under pope Gregory XI), archdeacon of Durham, 166, 179, 307, 533.
Priests:—
St. Anastasia's, Henry Minutolo, de Minutulis, dean of Wells, canon of Lincoln and York, 111, 290, 294, 349, 610.
St. Cecilia's, Adam Easton, archdeacon of Dorset, rector of Somersham and Hitcham, canon of St. Martin's, Cedoseyta, 79, 80, 82, 84, 206, 338.
-, -, confessor and chamberlain of. See White.
St. Ciriae's, Nicholas Caracciolus or Misquinus, Friar Preacher, 14, 15.
-, Christopher Marini, de Maronibus, dean of Chichester, archdeacon of East Riding and Berks, canon of Lichfield, London, Salisbury and York, 82, 85, 113, 178, 181, 209, 584, 610.
St. Clement's, Poncellus Orsini, Ursinus, archdeacon of Leicester, 66.
St. Cross in Jerusalem, Guy de Malesec, Malesset, de Malosicco, canon of York, 208.
-, Cosmatus Meliorato. de Melioratis, (Innocent VII), 96, 442.
-, -, member of the household of. See Possewick (576).
SS. John and Paul's, Rainerus, 512.
St. Laurence's in Damaso, Hubert Allucingolus, 512.
-, Angelus Acciaiolus, Acciaiuolir dean of York, archdeacon of Canterbuy, and Exeter, canon of Lincoln, London, Salisbury, Wells, legate to Hungary etc., 289, 290, 298, 524, 525, 558.
SS. Marcellinus and Peter's, Andrew Martini Bontempi, archdeacon of Berks, 85, 178.
St. Marcellus's, Stephen Palosius, dean of Chichester, 209.
St. Mary's in Trastevere, Laborans, 512.
St. Praxed's, Pileus de Prata. See Cardinal bishops.
St. Pudentiana's, Bartholomew Oleario, de Uliariis, archdeacon of East Riding, papal legate, 82.
St. Sixtus's, Luke Radulfucii de Gentilibus, penitentiary of Urban VI, 515.
St. Stephen's on the Coelian, Vivianus, 12.
-, John Salernitanus, legate in Ireland, 75.
St. Susanna's, Francis Carbonne, Carbonus, papal penitentiary, 64, 347, 523, 610.
the Twelve Apostles, Robert of Geneva. See Clement VII.
Albert de Mora, chancellor of Lucius III, 512.
Deacons:—
St. Adrian's, Girardus, i.e. Gerardus Allucingolus, 512.
-, Lewis Fieschi, de Flisco, archdeacon of Northumberland, 290.
St. Angelo's, Hobo (or Bobo), 512.
SS. Cosmas and Damian s, Gracianus, 512.
St. George's in Velabro, Perinus or Petrus Tomacelli. See Boniface IX.
St. Mary's in Cosmedin, James, 512.
-, Peter de Luna. See Benedict XIII.
St. Mary's in Via Lata, Soffredus, 512.
New St. Mary's, Albinus, 512.
-, Marinus Bulcano, Bulcanus, archdeacon of Durham, 165, 166.
St. Nicholas's in Carcere, Landulph Maramaldus, Maramauro, archdeacon of Dublin, protector of the order of Carmelites, 19, 20, 595.
SS. Sergius and Bacchus's, Octavianus, 512.
St. Theodore's, Ardicio, 512.
St. Vitus's in the Shambles, Raynald Brancaccio, de Brancatiis, canon of Lincoln, 111, 287, 294.
Cardington, Kerdyngton [co. Bedford], bridges at, 317.
Cardmakere, John, 5.
-, Richard, 5.
Cardok, John, priest, 225.
Carkin, Kirkan [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Carlatton, Karlaton [co. Cumberland], 512.
Carleton, Karleton, John, Augustinian canon, 49, 332.
-, Lewis de, archdeacon of Cornwall, 428.
-, Richard, canon of York, 85, 178.
-, William de, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, 212.
-, William, rector of Blickling, 244.
Carleton, Little [co. Lincoln], 168
Carleton. See Carlton.
Carleyl, Karlelle, Karleyl, Karliolo, Karloel, John, vicar of Trumpington, 280.
-, John de, chancellor of Dublin, papal collector in the diocese of Dublin, 579.
-, William de, Augustinian brother, papal chaplain, 159, 185, 213.
Carlisle, bishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.
-, -, papal mandatary, 88, 97, 169, 181, 262, 552.
-, -, See Merke; Strickland.
-, bishop, prior and chapter of, 185, 513, 514.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 113.
-, Augustinian priory (cathedral) of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 27.
-, -, prior and chapter of, 183.
-, -, canon of, 235.
Carlton, Carleton [co. Norfolk], Robert Culburne of, 40.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 40.
-, William Curson of, donsel, 232.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 232.
-, (near Melsonby) [co. York, N.R.], 3.
-, [co. York, W.R.], 160.
-, in Coverdale [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Carmarthen, Kermerdyn, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 203, 505.
-, Augustinian priory of St. John the Evangelist, prior of, papal mandatary, 81, 203.
-, -, prior and convent of, 509.
Carmewell, Custancia, of London, 57.
Carminou, Carmynew, Roger de, knight, 427.
-, -, Joan his wife, 427.
-, William, 140.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 140.
Carneby, Karneby, John, John de, donsel (of the diocese of York), 121, 564.
-, -, Mary his wife, damsel, 121, 564.
Carp, John, rector of Meifod, 388.
Carpentere, Thomas, rector of Lynn, 284.
Carreu, Nicholas, donsel, 63, 64.
-, Thomas, knight, 568.
-, -, his wife, 568.
Carrigaline alias Beauver, Belbar [co. Cork], 295, 448.
Carrigillihy, alias Maur, Fons vivus [co. Cork], Cistercian abbey, abbot of. See O'Kelly.
-, -, monk of, 193.
Carroway, John, 5.
Carrowreagh, Ceathrama Rebach [in the parish of Skreen, co. Sligo], 275.
Carruca, John, rector of Settrington, 403.
-, See Caruyka.
Carse, Cars, Richard, clerk, notary, 211, 328.
Carter, Cartere, John, 38.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 38.
-, Roger, 122.
-, -, Alice his wife, 122.
-, William, of Flamborough, 133.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 133.
Carthusian monastery in the diocese of Bath and Wells (Henton, Witham Friary, or Charterhouse on Mendip, co. Somerset), 277.
Carthynt, Carthin, Henry, vicar of Dungarvan (diocese of Lismore), 532.
-, Henry, dean of Lismore, canon of Cloyne and Limerick, 166.
Cartmel, Kertmell [co. Lancaster], Augustinian priory, prior of. See Lawrens.
-, -, canon of, 31.
Caruyka, Thomas, canon of Howden, 421.
-, See Carruca.
Cary, Juliana, 42.
-, Margaret, 48.
Cashel [co. Cork], archbishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.
-, -, papal mandatary, 22, 189, 254, 261, 287, 289, 308, 324, 511.
-, -, patronage of, 464.
-, -, See Hacket.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 541, 592.
-, canons of. See Bewe; Puer; Rede; Wyt.
Cassy, John, donsel (of the diocese of Worcester), 30.
-, -, Alice his wife, 30.
-, John, knight (of the diocese of Worcester), 44.
Castasilva. See Kilcreevanty.
Castel, Robert, citizen of Norwich, 228.
-, -, Alice his wife, 228.
Castelacre. See Castle Acre.
Casteldonyngton. See Castle Donnington.
Castelknok. See Castleknock.
Castellacre. See Castle Acre.
Castellione, Castelliono, Branda de. See Castilione.
Castel Ricard. See Castlerickard.
Castilione, Castellione, Castelliono, Master Branda de, papal chaplain and auditor, 5, 6, 162, 165, 166, 189, 206, 554, 583, 584, 595, 596.
Castle Acre, Castelacre, Castellacre, Castylacre [co. Norfolk], Cluniac priory of St. Mary, prior of, 196.
-, -, monks of, 50, 190.
-, -, church of, 415.
Castle Donnington, Casteldonyngton [co. Derby], 186.
Castle Eaton, Eton Moysi [co. Wilts], 466.
Castlehaven, Gleannbercain [co. Cork], 522.
Castleknock, Castelknok [co. Dublin], prebend in Dublin, 616.
Castlemore [co. Mayo], 452.
Castlerickard, Castel Ricard [co. Meath], 364, 365, 376, 449, 452, 453.
Caston, Kaston [co. Norfolk], Agnes Cuper of, 234.
Castone, William, 138.
-, -, his wife, 138.
Castre. See Caistor.
Castro [Latium, Sardinia or Apulia], bishop of, papal mandatary, 18.
Castro Bernardi, Thomas de, priest (of the diocese of York), 586.
-, Thomas de, rector of Cottenham (diocese of Ely), 8.
-, See Bernard Castell.
Castylacre. See Castle Acre.
Cateby, Gatysby, John, canon of Hereford, 501, 625.
-, John, rector of Chelmsford and Kingsland (dioceses of London and Hereford), 606.
-, See Catysby.
Catelyn, Robert, of Shipden, 228.
-, -, Rose his wife, 228.
Caterik. See Catterick.
Cateryk, John, priest, 267.
-, Roger, priest, 269.
Catfield, Catfeld [co. Norfolk], John Befeld of, priest, notary, 210, 220.
Cathadensis, Cathedensis (? for Achadensis, i.e. Achonry, or for Cathayensis, i.e., the obsolete see of Inniscattery or Scattery Island), John, bishop of, sometime bishop of Sodor, 499, 503.
Cathairbreslayn. See Cahir.
Catham. See Cakeham.
Cathedensis. See Cathadensis.
Catheritz. See Chatteris.
Catheworth, alias Bucketon, Thomas, Benedictine, papal chaplain, 28.
Cathymgham. See Corringham.
Catterick, Catteryke, Caterik [co. York, N.R.], 3, 4.
-, See Cateryk.
Catton, Katton, John, notary, 114.
-, William de, 37.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 37.
-, See Ceton; Keten.
Catysby, John, Premonstratensian canon, 348.
-, See Cateby.
Caumbrygge, John, priest, 123.
-, See Cambridge; Cambrigg.
Causton, alias Alysham, Roger de, rector of Heydon, 250.
Cave or Cane, Agnes. See Cane.
Caveler, Gilbert, rector of Spettisbury, 627.
Caversam. See Caversham.
Caversfield, Caverfeld, Caversfeld, Caversfeld, [co. Oxford], 363, 435.
Caversham, Caversam [co. Oxford], 508, 509.
Cawad, William, priest, 217.
Cawood, Cawode [co. York, W.R.], manor of, letters dated at, 347.
Cay, Thomas, of Nottingham, 565, 571.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 565, 571.
Caythorpe, Kathorpe [co. Lincoln], 626.
Cazis, Bartholomew de, Friar Preacher, 358.
Cealltaig. See Coolteige.
Ceathrama Rebach. See Carrowreagh.
Cectra. See Chitterne.
Cedoseyta [near Lisbon, Portugal], St. Martin's, canon of, 84.
Celestine III, letters of, 363.
Cella Parva. See Annadown.
Cergeaux, Sergeaux, John, rector of St. Martin's, Cornwall, 423, 461.
-, Michael, archdeacon of Dorset, canon of Chichester, Exeter, Howden, Lichfield and Wells, and of a chapel royal in the diocese of Lichfield (probably St. Mary's, Stafford), rector of Harrow, 83, 158, 205, 206.
Cerne, William, clerk, notary, 291.
Cerne [co. Dorset], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 264, 291, 474.
Cernès [Gironde, France], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 602.
Cerneye. See Charney Basset.
Cessingham, Thomas, literate, 247.
Cessuoio, Roger de, 434.
Cestresham. See Chesham.
Ceton, Hugh de, priest, 137, 149.
-, See Catton; Keten.
Chaderton, Adam de, 542.
-, -, Richard his son, 542.
Chafhunte. See Chalfont.
Chaldon, Chalueldon [co. Surrey], 470.
Chalfont, Calfhunte St. Peter, Chafhunte [co. Bucks], 435.
Challock, Challock [co. Kent], 10.
Chalueldon. See Chaldon.
Chamber, William, archdeacon of Dublin, 595.
-, See Camera; Chaumbre.
Champion, Hugh, of Southampton, 477.
Chanluayn, John, vicar of Ardcanny. See Ohanline.
Chapel Cleeve, Cleeve [in the parish of Old Cleeve, co. Somerset], 400.
Chapman, John (of the diocese of Salisbury), 353.
-, John (of the diocese of Norwich), 40.
-, -, Alice his wife, 40.
-, John, of Bury St. Edmunds (diocese of Norwich), 121.
-, -, Alice his wife, 121.
-, Margery, 624.
-, Thomas (of the diocese of London), 119.
-, -, Ann his wife, 119.
-, Thomas (of the diocese of Worcester), 119.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 119.
Chardstock, Chardestoke [co. Dorset], prebend in Salisbury, 265.
Charfield, Charefelde, Charesfelde [co. Gloucester], 258, 514.
Charité-sur-Loire, La [Nièvre, France], Cluniac priory, prior and convent of, 153.
Charleton, manor of the archbishop of Canterbury, letters dated at, 476.
Charleton, Charleton [co. Devon], 423.
Charlton, Thomas, 52, 61, 63, 64.
-, -, Alice his wife, 52, 61, 63, 64.
Charlton, Cherlton Adam [co. Somerset], 326.
Charminster and Bere Regis, Chermeynstre and Biere, Chermynster and Byre, Chermynstre and Bere [co. Dorset], prebend in Salisbury, 469, 523, 596.
Charnellis, Norman, of Muston. 232.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 232.
Charney Basset, Cerneye [co. Berks], 353.
Chatteris, Catheritz, Chateritz [co. Cambridge], 431.
-, meadow or marsh called Crowlodemedowe [co. Cambridge], 431.
Chaumbre, Henry, clerk, notary, 114.
-, See Camera; Chamber.
Chauncellor, John, priest, 218.
Chaundeler, Chaundelere, John, treasurer of Salisbury, 327, 328.
-, John, 119.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 119.
Chaundos, Thomas, canon of Lincoln, rector of Wath, 479.
Chaunterel, Chauntrell, Joan, 40.
-, Thomas, rector of Killulagh, 366.
Chawdelbyn, Chawdewyn, Simon, 130.
-, -, Cristiana his wife, 130.
Cheadle Hulme, Chedlehulme [co. Chester], John Galfridi de, 527.
-, -, Alice his wife, 527.
Cheam, Cheyham [co. Surrey], 174, 175.
Chearsley, Cherdesle [co. Bucks], 508.
Chechele, William. See Chichele.
Chechestre, Sir William, rector of Bingham, 10.
-, See Chichester.
Chechewye. See Chiswick.
Chedlehulme. See Cheadle Hulme.
Chefale, John, Friar Minor, bishop of Gallipoli, 504.
Chokwel. See Chigwell.
Chclesworth, Thomas de, abbot of Malmesbury, 125, 546, 547.
Cheleworth. See Chelwood.
Chelmsford, Chelmesforde [co. Essex], 606.
Chelwood, Cheleworth [co. Somerset], 327.
Chelyton. See Chillington.
Chenhe, John, 37.
-, -, Alice his wife, 37.
-, See Cheyne.
Chenyngwold, John, of Chatteris, 431.
Cheplond, William, 34.
-, -, Margery his wife, 34.
Chepstow, Strugullia [co. Monmouth], Nicholas, vicar of, 258.
-, Benedictine priory, prior and convont of, 258.
Chepyng Norton. See Chipping Norton.
Cherdesle. See Chearsley.
Cherdestoke. See Chardstock.
Cherlok, William, donsel, 38.
-, -, Helen his wife, 38.
Cherlton Adam. See Charlton.
Chermeynstre and Biere, Chermynster and Bere, Chermynstre and Byre. See Charminster and Bere Regis.
Chesewardyn, William, of Halghton (? Haughton, co. Salop), 135.
-, -, Alice his daughter, 135.
Chesham, Cestresham [co. Bucks], 434, 435.
Chester, archdeacon of, faculty to, 605.
-, Benedictine abbey of St. Werburgh, abbot of, papal mandatary, 170, 266, 290.
-, -, -, See Sutton.
-, -, monk of, 35.
-, collegiate church, dean of, papal mandatary, 528.
-, parish church of St. Peter, 525, 526.
-, See Chestir.
Chester le Street [co. Durham], collegiate church, dean of, papal mandatary, 78.
-, -, -, See Derby.
-, -, canons of. See Pestello; Pykryng; Sutton; Vavasour.
Chesterton [co. Hunt.], 94.
-, Sesterton [co. Oxford], 70, 363, 393, 432.
Chestir, William, Augustinian canon, 609.
Chetewode, Emma, 128.
-, Thomas, Carmelite, 128.
Chetwend, William, knight, 33.
Chevele. See Chieveley.
Chewe, Chyew, John, clerk, notary, 46, 52, 198, 500.
Chewton [co. Somerset], 422.
Cheyham. See Cheam.
Cheyne, Cheyny, Agnes, 228.
-, Edward, 525.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 525.
-, John, canon of Salisbury, 264, 265.
-, William, knight, 567.
-, -, his wife, damsel, 567.
-, See Chenhe.
Cheyrne, Roger att, vicar of Cliffe Pypard, 328.
Chichele, Chechele, Chychele, Henry, archdeacon of Dorset, canon of Salisbury, 205, 206, 246.
-, -, archdeacon of Salisbury, canon of Abergwilly, Lichfield, Lincoln, St. Martins-le-Grand London, Salisbury, and Shaftesbury, rector of Brington, 580, 581.
-, Thomas, 229.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 229.
-, William, citizen of London, 130, 141, 228.
-, -, Beatrice his wife, 130, 141, 228.
Chichester, Richard, priest, 565.
-, See Chechestre.
Chichester [co. Sussex], bishop of, papal mandatary, 65, 73, 424, 465, 556, 619.
-, -, See Reade.
-, bishop and chapter of, patronage of, 464.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 369, 470, 605.
-, -, See Cardinal priests (St. Ciriac's, St. Marcellus's); Lullyngton; Maydenhith.
-, dean and chapter of, 247, 417.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 414.
-, -, See Courtenay.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 518.
-, chancellor of. See Reade; Schylingford.
-, canons of. See Bremore; Bubbewith; Cergeaux; Doneys; Fraunceys; Harling; Hastley; Mere; Notyngham; Pobelowe; Wakeryng; Ware; Wotton; Wykeham.
-, chaplain of, See Blundell.
-, prebendaries of. See Feld; Hassaly.
-, letters dated in the chapter-house of, 247.
-, letters dated in the treasury of, 247.
-, cathedral church, Coleworth chantry in. See Colworth.
Chiddingly, Chyddyngley [co. Sussex], 278.
Chidiok, John, donsel, 571.
-, -, Eleanor his wife, 571.
Chievoley, Chevele [co. Berks], 351.
Chigwell, Chekwel [co. Essex], 304.
Chillington, Chelyton [co. Somerset], 326.
Chilton [co. Berks], 353.
-, Chiltona [co. Bucks], 509.
-, Chilterne [co. Somerset], 326.
Chippenham, Chyphan [co. Wilts], 410.
Chipping Norton, Chepyng Norton [co. Oxford], 599.
Chirche, Cirche, Richard, 39, 56.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 39, 56.
-, See Churchehay; Churcheye.
Chirk, William, rector of Llanddyfnan, 297.
Chishall, Great, Ghishull Magna, Glishull Magna, Glushill Magna [co. Essex], John Basset of, 561, 565, 571.
Chiswick, Chechewye [co. Middlesex], prebend in St. Paul's, London, 289.
Chitterne, Cectra [co. Wilts], 307.
-, See Chytterne.
Chopyr, John, priest, 222.
Chorleton. See Charleton.
Chorlton, Thorleton [co. Lancashire], Sir Ralph de Radeclyf of, 406.
Choseley [co. Norfolk], 509.
Christchurch, Twinham, Twyncham, Twynham [co. Southants], Augustinian priory of Holy Trinity, prior of, papal mandatary, 25.
-, -, canons of, 32, 48, 118 127, 146, 164, 213, 217.
Christon, Chrycheston [co. Somerset], 326.
Christopolis. See Sizebolu.
Chrycheston. See Christon.
Churchehay, John, vicar of Sopley, 25, 48, 53.
-, See Chirche; Churcheye.
Churchehulle. See Churchill.
Churcheye, Thomas, 353.
-, See Chirche; Churchehay.
Churchill, Churchehulle [co. Somerset], 326.
Chushulle i.e. Cheesehill in Winchester, q. v.
Chybburn, Robert, clerk, 147.
Chychele, William. See Chichele.
Chyddyngley. See Chiddingly.
Chyew, John. See Chewe.
Chynnok, John, abbot of Glastonbury, 50.
Chyphan. See Chippenham.
Chyrynton, Robert, Cistercian, 230.
Chytterne, John, canon of Lincoln, London and Wells, rector of Newchurch, 184.
Ciccarelli, Anthony, Augustinian friar, 159, 382.
Cirche, Richard. See Chirche.
Cirencester, Sussetre [co. Gloucester], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 291, 425.
-, -, abbot and convent of, patronage of, 341.
-, -, canon of, 505.
Citeaux [Côte-d'Or, France], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, 17 (Corrigenda), 164, 516.
-, -, schismatic abbot of, 9, 358, 495.
Cittanova [Istria], bishop of, papal mandatary, 619.
Civitatensis (i.e. Città or Civitate in Italy, or Ciudad Rodrigo in Spain), bishop of, papal mandatary, 502, 543, 554–556, 593, 612, 618.
Clachachail. See Coolkill.
Clafford, Agnes, 44.
-, See Clifford; Clofford.
Claincomcobar. See Cloonconra.
Claines, Claynes [co. Worcester], 374, 403.
Claismora. See Clashmore.
Clakesbon, John, 41.
Clapton, Clopton [co. Northants], 557.
-, See Clopton.
Clare, de Forgio, [co. Clare], Augustinian abbey of St. Peter, abbot of, papal mandatary, 64, 104, 166, 558.
-, -, Donatus, abbot of, 289.
-, -, abbot of. See Makcray.
Clarell, Thomas, 38, 56.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 38, 56.
Claro Fonte, abbey de. See Macosquin.
Clashmore, Claismora ab infra [co. Waterford], prebend in Lismore, 343.
Clavering, Claveryngg [co. Essex], John Watirforde of, clerk, notary, 559.
Clavile, Richard, rector of St. Nicholas's, Abingdon, 276.
Claxton, Thomas, 223.
-, -, Constance his wife, 223.
Clay, Alice, widow, 43.
-, Richard, Augustinian friar, 572.
-, William, rector of Bluntisham, portionary of Osmotherley, 181, 182.
-, See Cley.
Claydon, Robert, rector of Burton Overy, 87, 88.
Claymond, Thomas, donsel, 567.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 567.
Claynes. See Claines.
Claypole, Claypull, Robert, rector of Wavendon, 58.
-, William, vicar of Ashwicken and rector of Fawkham, 250.
Claypole [co. Lincoln], Thomas Codynton of, 238.
-, -, Joan his wife, 238.
Cleasby, Cleseby [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Cleeve, Cleyve, Clyve [co. Somerset], Cistercian abbey, Henry, abbot, and the convent of, 279.
Cleeve, chapel of St. Mary. See Chapel Cleeve.
Cleeve, Bishops, Cleve, Clive, Clyve [co. Gloucester], 58, 62, 63, 297, 377, 413, 596.
-, See Cleve.
Clement, Henry, priest, 219.
-, John, donsel, 227.
-, Richard, priest, 278.
Clement VI, indults by, 7, 411.
-, inhibition by, 549.
-, letters conservatory by, 547.
-, privileges conferred on papal chaplains by, 28, 116, 419, 546.
Clement VII (Robert of Geneva, sometime cardinal priest of the Twelve Apostles), 9, 16, 86, 348, 358, 509.
Clementis, Agnes, damsel, 45.
Clerk, Clerck, Clerke, Alice, 119.
-, Catherine, 47.
-, alias Bokingham, John. See Bokingham.
-, John (of the diocese of Salisbury), layman, 352.
-, John, of Routh (diocese of York), layman, 233.
-, John, of East Bilney, priest, 140.
-, John, of Gressenhall, vicar of Redenhall, 466, 480, 487, 502.
-, Margaret, 5.
-, Richard, citizen of London, 234.
-, -, Lora his wife, 234.
-, Robert, layman, 5.
-, Robert, rector of Great Wratting, 216, 220.
-, William, of Bures, 625.
-, -, Cristina his wife, 625.
-, William, rector of Wiveton (in the diocese of Norwich), 34.
-, William, priest (of the diocese of Exeter), 55.
Clerwaus, John, canon of Salisbury, 496.
Cleseby. See Cleasby.
Cleve, John, Augustinian canon, 41.
Cleve. See Cleeve, Bishops.
Clevedon, Clyvedon [co. Somerset], 361.
Cley, Richard, of Norwich, Friar Preacher, 147.
-, See Clay.
Cleyns, Ralph de, priest, notary, 605.
Cleyve, abbey of. See Cleeve.
Cliffe Pypard, Clyve Pypard [co. Wilts], 327, 328.
Clifford, Clifforde, Cliford, Clyfford, Clyforth, Elizabeth, widow, 132.
-, Matilda de, widow, 134, 143.
-, Richard, keeper of Richard II's privy seal, 90.
-, -, bishop elect of Bath and Wells, 269.
-, -, -, dean of York, 287.
-, -, -, -, archdeacon of Canterbury, canon of Lincoln, London, Salisbury, Wells and York, 289, 290.
-, -, archdeacon of Canterbury, bishop of Worcester, 483-485.
-, Richard the younger, priest, 48, 53, 60, 63.
-, Simon de, knight, 346.
-, See Clafford; Clofford.
Clifton, Clyfton, Edmund, priest, 51.
-, Robert de, 396.
-, -, Helen his relict, 396.
Clifton, Cliston [in Workington, co. Cumberland], 4.
-, Clyfton [co. York], Robert Mason of, 562.
-, -, Joan his wife, 562.
Clinate, Martinellus de, canon of Bergamo, papal mandatary, 295.
Clinnore or Clumore. See Clonmore.
Clinton, Clynton, John, priest, 231.
-, William, donsel (afterwards earl of Huntington), 359.
-, William, knight, 627.
-, -, Anne his wife, 627.
Clisione (? Clusone in the Alps of Bergamo, North Italy), St. Mary de, canon of. See Dent.
Cliston. See Clifton.
Clive. See Cleeve, Bishops.
Clofford, Thomas, of Limerick, knight, 445.
-, See Clafford; Clifford.
Cloghane, Cluechyg [in Ballinadee parish, co. Cork], 364.
Clogher [co. Tyrone], bishop of, papal mandatary, 178, 204, 421, 520, 540, 542, 617.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 204, 540.
-, -, See Magoband; Omolodon.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 105, 249.
-, canons of. See Obanan; Ocaychlich; Magoband; Omolodon.
Cloinconchobair, Cloindconcobur. See Cloonconra.
Clokes, Robert, priest, 54.
Clonard, Glunard [co. Meath], Augustinian abbey of SS. John and Peter, abbot of, papal mandatary, 462.
Clonard, Old [co. Meath], 75.
Clonbroney, Cluanbronaich [co. Longford], 105.
Cloncurry, Cloncurren [co. Kildare], 554.
Clonegad or Clondagad, Cluayngad [co. Galway], lands and tithes of, 336.
Clonen. See Clonmeen.
Clones, St. Tierney's, Cluaneys, St. Tyrgennaty's [co. Fermanagh], 520.
-, Cluanes [co. Monaghan], 109.
Clonfert, Cluayn Feartabrenynd [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 99, 102, 104, 107, 109, 169, 266, 308, 356.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 18, 20, 99, 105, 160.
-, -, See Macedagan; O'Kelly; Olongan.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 18, 100.
-, -, See O'Kelly; Omadigan.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 102, 103, 105, 160, 180.
-, canons of. See Macedagan; Ohanrachayn; Ohuran; O'Kelly; Okenny; Olongan; Omadigan.
-, de Portupuro, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 103.
-, church of St. Mary, 335.
-, See Eanachtrayn.
Clongesh, Cluengesse [co. Longford], 105.
Clonmacnoise, Cluayn Macenoys [King's County], bishop of, papal mandatary, 74, 99, 102, 155, 284, 343, 346, 365, 399, 449, 452.
-, Philip, bishop of. See Nangill.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 376.
-, -, See Odalachan; Okenny.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 155, 365.
-, canons of. See O'Kelly; Olongan; Omolluoyn.
-, church of St. Mary, 335.
Clonmeen, Clonen, Clonmyn [co. Cork], 451.
Clonmore, Cloynmoyr [co. Galway], lands of, 336.
-, Clinnore, Clumore [co. Louth], 246.
Clonmyn. See Clonmeen.
Clontuskert Omanny, Clontuasgerta Omany [co. Galway], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, priors of. See Odebelean; Odomnalan; O'Kelly.
-, -, canons of. 18.
Cloonark, Cluainair, lands of [parish of Ballinrobe, co. Mayo], 333.
Cloonarragh, Cluaneareat [in Kilbride parish, co. Roscommon], 429.
Cloonconra, Claincomcobar, Cloinconchobair, Cloindconcobur [in Kilkeevin parish, co. Roscommon], 494, 612.
Clooney, Cluany [barony of Bunratty, co. Clare], 364.
Cloonfinlough, Cluainsynlocha, Elfainfyndlocha, Eluainfyndlocha [co. Roscommon], 452.
Cloonkillin, Cluaincelnaid [co. Londonderry], tithes of, 335.
Cloonoghil, Cluaynochkill [co. Sligo], St. Mary's, 335.
Cloontuskert, Cluaintuaskcurt Nassinna, Cluantuaschert Nasinna, Cluentuersernasima [co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 368, 452.
-, -, -, See Muscalych; Ohanhne; Omulunnam.
-, -, canon of, 160.
Clopham, diocese of Winchester, William Tabeler of, 477.
Clopton, Walter de, canon of Exeter, 428.
-, Walter, knight (of the diocese of Canterbury), 222.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 222.
-, Walter, knight (of the diocese of Norwich), 129.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 129.
-, William de, knight, 223.
Clopton. See Clapton.
Cloune, William, Augustinian canon, vicar of Walkeringham, 331, 332.
Cloutherom, William de, Gilbertine, papal chaplain, 117.
Cloyne [co. Cork], bishop of, papal mandatary, 103, 543, 616.
-, Richard, bishop of. See Wye.
-, Gerald, bishop of. See Caneton.
-, bishop and chapter of, patronage of, 110.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 64, 166, 263, 343, 451, 455.
-, archdeacon of. papal mandatary, 103, 166.
-, -, See Braybroke; Gall; Meyler.
-, chancellor of. See Fitz Morys; Oconyll; Ogeluayn.
-, canons of. See Carthynt; Fitz Adam; Foy; Oconyll; Ohualachayn; Rupe; Ryne; Woent.
Cloynmoyr. See Clonmore.
Cluainair. See Cloonark.
Cluaincarpi, Cluaincaispi, diocese of Elphin, i.e. Kilbarry, i.e. Termonbarry [q.v.] parish [co. Roscommon], vicarage of, 105.
-, -, comorbanship of, 106.
Cluaincelnaid. See Cloonkillin.
Cluainsynlocha. See Cloonfinlough.
Cluaintuaskcurt Nassinna. See Cloontuskert.
Cluanbronaich. See Clonbroney.
Cluaneareat. See Cloonarragh.
Cluanes, Cluaneys. See Clones.
Cluantuaschert Nasinna. See Cloontuskert.
Cluany. See Clooney.
Cluayn Feartabrenynd. See Clonfert.
Cluayngad. See Clonegad.
Cluayn Maccnoys. See Clonmacnoise.
Cluaynochkyll. See Cloonoghil.
Cluechyg. See Cloghane.
Cluengesse. See Clongesh.
Cluennerena, diocese of Ardagh, 154.
Cluentuersernasima. See Cloontuskert.
Clumore. See Clonmore.
Cluny [Sâone-et-Loire, France], abbot of, 196, 598.
-, abbot and convent of, 153, 547.
Cluyn, prebend in Clonmacnoise, 107.
Clyff, William, vicar of Wollaston (of the diocese of Hereford), 21.
-, See Clyve.
Clyfford, Clyforth, Elizabeth, Matilda de Richard, Simon de. See Clifford.
-, See also Clafford; Clofford.
Clyfton, Robert de. See Clifton.
Clynnog, Kelennok Vawr, Kelynnokvawr [co. Carnarvon], collegiate and parish church, 238, 616.
Clynton, John and William. See Clinton.
Clyve, William, clerk (of the diocese of Dublin), canon of Dublin, 81, 86.
-, William, priest (of the diocese of Lincoln), 143.
-, William, abbot of Winchcomb, 220.
-, See Clyff.
Clyve, abbey of. See Cleeve.
-, church of. See Cleeve, Bishops.
Clyvedon. See Clevedon.
Clyve Pypard. See Cliffe Pypard.
Cnappyr, John, clerk, notary, 114.
Cnocdrum Calrigi. See Drum.
Cnochannys, Cnochunys [? Knockane, co. Kerry], 521.
Cnochracha, diocese of Ardagh, 105.
Cnochunys. See Cnochannys.
Cnokgraffan. See Knockgraffon.
Cobbing, Cobbyng, Edmund, rector of Reymerston, 445, 446.
Cock, Walter. See Cook.
Cockersand, Cokyrsand, Cokyrsande [co. Lancaster], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of. See Burgh.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 19.
Cockfield, Kokefelde [co. Suffolk], 596.
-, See Cokefeld; Cokfyld.
Cockley Cley, Coklycleye [co. Norfolk], 416.
Cocton. See Coughton.
Cocton or Cotton, Walter. See Cotton.
Coddington, Codyngton [co. Chester], 528.
-, Cotynton [co. Hereford], 621.
-, See Codynton.
Codecomb, Codecombe. See Cutcombe.
Codenam, Margaret, damsel, 145.
Codnor [co. Derby], Henry de Grey of, 31.
-, -, Joan his relict, 31.
Codsall, Cudesale [co. Stafford], prebend in Tettenhall, 492.
Codyngton. See Coddington.
Codynton, Thomas, of Claypole, 238.
-, -, Joan his wife, 238.
Coedkernew, Contarnon, chapel of [co. Monmouth], 350.
Coff, Agnes, 41.
Cogan, Sir John de, knight, 279.
Coggeshall, Coggershale, Coggeshale, Coggeshalle, Coksale [co. Essex], Cistercian abbey, 553.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 505.
-, -, monks of, 28, 508.
-, See Caggessale.
Coimbra [Portugal], bishop of, papal mandatary, 84.
-, canon of, 84.
Cok, John, donsel, 144.
-, -, Margery his wife, 144.
-, Walter. See Cook.
-, See Coke.
Cokam, John, 227.
-, -, Ida his wife, 227.
Coke, Roger, of New Sleaford, 233.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 233.
-, -, See Cook.
-, alias Bytterleye, Thomas, priest, 56.
-, See Cok.
Cokefeld, Joan, widow, 47, 118.
-, William de, Cluniac, 49.
-, See Cokfyld.
Cokefeld. See Cuckfield.
Cokerel, Cokerell, John, donsel, 136, 149.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 136.
Cokesford. See Coxford.
Cokeswell, William, 353.
Cokfyld, James, priest, 568.
-, See Cokefeld.
Cokham, Henry de, rector of St. Mary's at Hill, London, 31.
Cokkyng, Richard de, prior of Bruton, 326.
Coklycleye. See Cockley Cley.
Coksale. See Coggeshall.
Cokyit, John, donsel, 567.
-, -, his wife, damsel, 567.
Cokyrsand, Cokyrsande. See Cockersand.
Colburn, Colbourne [co. York, N.R.], 4.
-, See Culburne.
Colchester, Colchestir, Colchestre [co. Essex], Augustinian priory of St. Botulph, prior of, papal mandatary, 424.
-, Benedictine abbey of St. John Baptist, abbot of. See Story.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 256, 281.
-, -, church of, 242, 304.
-, -, monks of, 147, 155.
-, parish church of St. Leonard-le-Hythe, 593.
-, parish church of St. Mary at the walls, 147.
-, hospital of St. Anne, 588.
-, rents and services in, 435.
-, John Bette of, 620.
-, Thomas Godston of, donsel, 127.
-, -, Cristina his wife, 127.
-, John Rankyn, ‘sadelere,’ of, 127.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 127.
-, Robert Slade, merchant of, 621.
-, Peter Smyth of, 562.
Coldale, Thomas, 142.
Colde, Agnes, widow, 236.
Coldeberewyk, Coldeberywyk. See Berwick St. Leonard.
Cold Norton. See Norton Cold.
Coldon, North. See Cowton.
Cole, John, archdeacon of Cardigan, canon of London and Salisbury, 477, 478.
-, William, priest (of the diocese of Salisbury), 566.
-, -, rector of Poulshot (in the diocese of Salisbury), 501.
Coleshill, Colleshull [co. Berks and Wilts], 362.
-, [co. Warwick], 510.
Colet, Geoffrey, 567.
Coleworth. See Colworth.
Colleshull. See Coleshill.
Collessone, Thomas, of Chatteris, 431.
-, See Colynson.
Collyn Osnanayd, 275.
Colmore, John, donsel, 219.
Colne, Couln, Henry, Benedictine monk, afterwards prior, of Earl's Colne, 150, 151.
-, John, rector of Rowley, 34, 55.
Colne, Earl's, Colne [co. Essex], Benedictine priory, Adam. prior of. See Farnham.
-, -, prior of. See Colne; Preston.
-, -, monk of, 150, 151.
Cologne [Rheinland], students at, 151, 358.
Colp, Colpe [co. Meath], Augustinian priory. prior and convent of, patronage of, 365.
Colreth, Thomas, sheriff of London, 49.
Colsterworth, Colstrewoeth [co. Lincoln], 379.
Colstone, Thomas, clerk, notary, 559.
Colstrewoeth. See Colsterworth.
Coltisworthy, Ricarda, 40.
Colton, Coltow, John, archbishop of Armagh, canon of Lismore, 194, 245, 265, 343, 359, 399, 433.
Colum, Robert, vicar of Chewton, 422.
Columbers, Robert, 352.
Columbkille [co. Longford], chapel, now parish church, of St. Columba, 350.
Colvile, Colvyle, John, of Kelsale (diocese of Norwich), 234.
-, -, Alice his wife, 234.
-, John, knight (of the diocese of Ely), 499.
-, Margaret (of the diocese of Norwich), 49.
Colworth, Coleworth [co. Sussex], chantry in Chichester cathedral church, 420.
-, prebend in Chichester, 492
-, See Kolworthe.
Colyn, Hugh, priest, 49.
Colynson, William, 32.
-, -, Alice his wife, 32.
-, See Collessone.
Combe [co. Oxford], 13.
-, [co. Warwick], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, faculty to, 605.
-, and Hornham. See Coombe Bissett.
-, See Coumbe.
Combermere, Cumbermere [co. Chester], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, Thomas, abbot of, 334.
-, -, monk of, 334.
Comberton, Compton Magna [co. Worcester], 25.
Combewelle. See Combwell.
Combs, Combis [co. Suffolk], 222, 233.
Combwell, Combewelle, Compwell. Cumbewell [co. Kent], Augustinian priory, 484.
-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 553.
-, -, -, See Thyshurst.
-, -, canon of, 49.
Comenore. See Cumnor.
Comitona. See Compton Basset.
Comlond, John, vicar of Wellington, papal chaplain, 419.
Compostela. See Santiago.
Compton, John, 235.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 235.
-, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 326.
Compton Basset, Campton, Comitona [co. Wilts], 363.
Compton Magna. See Comberton.
Compwell. See Combwell.
Comyn, John, rector of Coddington, 621.
Concordia [Veneto, Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 26, 80, 81, 108, 112, 250, 290-293, 298, 322, 364, 366, 421, 425, 450, 452, 453, 501, 578.
-, Anthony, bishop of. See Portugruaro.
Condover, Cumdor [co. Salop], 320.
Cone or Coue, Thomas, of Raveningham, priest, 568.
-, See Coue.
Conesford. See Norwich.
Conetach. See Cumcatch.
Cong, Congna, Cunga [co. Galway], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, 319.
-, -, abbot of, papal mandatary, 177, 283, 284, 511, 612.
-, -, -, visitation by, 336.
-, -, abbot and convent and church of, 275, 324, 333.
-, -, canon of, 335.
Congesbury, William de, clerk, 226.
Congna. See Cong.
Coningeston, Conyngeston, Conyngston, Richard, official of York, canon of Lichfield and York, 200, 394, 596.
Coniseliffe, Conselyf [co. Durham], 25.
Conizers, John, nobleman (of the diocese of York), 137.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 137.
-, See Conyers.
Conmaioni Mara. See Connemara.
Connaught, sheriff of, 337.
Connemara, Conmaicni Mara [co. Galway], 275.
Conoway, Conowy. See Conway.
Consolyf. See Coniscliffe.
Constantine, the Emperor, 548.
Contarnon. See Coedkernew.
Contyngham. See Cottingham.
Conway, Conoway, Conowy, Conwi, Conwy [co. Carnarvon], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 170, 238, 616.
-, -, monk of, 154.
-, Edmund Fabri of, 236.
-, -, Dethgu his wife, 236.
Conyers, John, knight (of the diocese of Durham), 53.
-, -, Elizabeth his relict, 53.
-, See Conizers.
Conyugeston, Conyngston, Richard. See Coningeston.
Conyngton, William, of Cromer, 44.
Conysgrave, John, donsel, 234.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 234.
Cook, Cock, Cok, Kook, Adam, of Knowle, 143.
-, -, Alice his wife, 143.
-, John, priest (of the diocese of Lincoln), 143.
-, John, priest (of the diocese of Lichfield), 227.
-, Robert, of Sleaford, 31.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 31.
-, -, See Coke.
-, Walter, canon of Lincoln, foundation of a chapel by, at Knowle, 538.
-, -, canon of Lincoln, proctor at the Roman court, 65, 73.
-, -, canon of Lincoln and Salisbury, 84.
-, -, canon of Lichfield, Lincoln, Salisbury and York, 102, 309, 310.
-, -, archdeacon of Buckingham, 309, 310.
-, -, archdeacon of Berks, canon of York, 178.
-, -, canon of Abergwilly, 283, 446.
-, -, archdeacon and canon of Exeter, 314, 341, 485, 558.
-, -, canon of London, papal mandatary, 379.
-, -, canon of York, afterwards canon of Salisbury and treasurer of London, 85, 468.
-, William, 33.
-, -, Marion his wife, 33.
-, See Cok; Coke.
Cook Hill, Kochull [co. Worcester], Benedictine nuns’ priory at, 405.
Coolavin and Ranna, Cuilofynd and Reanna, Cuilofind and Ranna, Rancia, alias Killnafraich, i.e. Kilfree [co. Roscommon], 342-344, 453.
Coole, Cowlcolly alias Brethwy (q.v.) [co. Cork], prebend in Cloyne, 445.
Cooliney, Culewyne [co. Cork], prebend in Cloyne, 166.
Coolkill, Clachachail, parish of [now in Crosserlough parish, co. Cavan], 453.
Coolteige, Cealltaig [in Kilbride parish, co. Roscommon], 429.
Coombe Bissett with Harnham, Combe and Hornham [co. Wilts], prebend in Salisbury, 615.
Copeland, Coupeland [co. Cumberland], 4.
-, lord of, 4.
-, cell of St. Bee in, 3.
Coppeshull, John, 353.
Coppuldyk, Coppyldyk, Copuldyk, Anne de, of Frampton, 128.
-, John, of Harrington, knight, 567.
-, -, Margery his wife, damsel, 567.
-, Stephen de, esquire, 138.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 138.
Corbaun or Leitrim, Calogarmait or Liathdruym [parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 349.
Corbed, Richard, vicar of Killabban, 451.
Corbigge, Master Henry de, commissary of the bishop of Salisbury, 357.
Corbridge, Corbrig [co. Northumberland], chapel on the bridge of, 408.
Corby, John de, clerk, 32.
Corby, Corkebi [in Wetheral parish, co. Cumberland], 513.
Corco-Mohagh, Corgamohad, the old name for Kilkerrin (q.v.) parish.
Cordeley, Cardely, John, rector of Brantham, 233, 244.
Cordewainer, Thomas, rector of Stratford, 123.
Corgamohad. See Corco-Mohagh.
Cori Rivell. See Curry Rivell.
Cork, bishop of, papal mandatary, 543.
-, bishop and chapter of, patronage of, 616.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 64, 100, 295, 616.
-, archdeacon of. See Rede.
-, canons of. See Barri; Gall; Oconyll; Wynchedon.
Corkebi. See Corby.
Cormeon glebe, Cormayn [co. Tyrone], tithes of, 335.
Cornelii, Cornelius, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Kilmore-na-Sina, 155.
Cornewayle. See Cornwall.
Corney [co. Cumberland], 4.
Cornubia, Roger de, chaplain of St. Mary's, Woolavington, 279.
Cornwall, Cornewayle, archdeacon of. See Carleton.
-, Richard Bryan of, clerk, 68.
Corringham, Cathymgham [co. Lincoln], prebend in Lincoln, 287.
Corririvell. See Curry Rivell.
Cortenale in the parish of Warfield, q.v.
Corthet, tithes of, 335.
Cosewic. See Crostwick.
Cosford, Conesford [co. Suffolk] 486.
Cosham, John, deacon, 527, 536.
-, John, prior of Bruton, 561.
Cosyn, John, Benedictine, monk of Sherborne and prior of Horton, 362.
Cotcler, John, 35.
-, -, Joan his wife, 35.
Cotell, Richard, chaplain in St. Paul's, London, 607.
-, Thomas, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 212.
Cotenham, James, esquire (of the diocese of Ely), 223.
-, James, esquire (of the diocese of Lichfield), 220.
Cotesmor. See Cottesmore.
Cothelston, Cotheliston [co. Somerset], 390.
Cotom. See Cottam.
Coton, Roger, prior of Coventry, 192.
-, See Cotton.
Cottam, Cotom [co. Notts], 3.
Cottenham [co. Cambridge], 8.
-, See Cotenham.
Cottesmore, Cotesmor [co. Rutland], 556.
Cottingham, Contyngham [co. York, E.R.], 492.
Cotton or Cocton, Walter, citizen of London, 566.
-, -, Alice his wife, 566.
-, See Coton.
Cotynton. See Coddington.
Coue, Adam, of London. donsel, 141.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 141.
-, See Cone.
Coughton, Cocton [co. Warwick], 405.
-, See Cotton.
Couley. See Cowley.
Couln, John. See Colne.
Coumbe, Richard de, 225.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 225.
Coupelande. See Copeland.
Couper, John (of the diocese of Salisbury, 5.
-, -, John his son, 5.
-, -, William his son, 5.
-, John, priest (of the diocese of London). 620.
-, John, vicar of Feering (of the diocese of London), 43.
-, Matthew, 5.
-, -, Denis his son, 5.
-, -, William his son, 5.
-, See Cowpere.
Courtenay, Courteney, Edward, earl of Devon, 46, 64.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 46, 64.
-, Peter, knight, 45.
-, Richard, precentor of Chichester, 140, 150, 229, 271, 362, 392, 393, 476, 587, 603.
-, William, archbishop of Canterbury, 11, 12, 17, 96, 150, 188, 189, 265, 306, 307, 318, 350, 351, 354, 361.
Courtney, Wootton. See Wootton Courtney.
Couton. See Cowton.
Covehithe, Northalis [co. Suffolk], 156, 240.
Coveney, Covenay [co. Cambridge], 380.
Coventry [co. Warwick], archdeacon of, 158, 248.
-, Benedictine priory, prior of. See Brychtwalton; Coton.
-, -, prior and chapter of, 190.
-, -, pittancer of, 192.
-, -, monk of, 190, 218.
-, -, church of, 243.
-, parish church of St. Michael, 190, 517, 619.
-, banishment of the dukes of Hereford and Norfolk at, 259, 260.
-, and Lichfield. see of. See Lichfield.
Coverdale [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Coverham [co. York, N.R.], 3.
-, Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 183.
Coward, Agnes, 33.
Cowk, Ralph, priest, 142.
Cowlcolly. See Coole.
Cowley, Couley [co. Gloucester], 187.
Cowpeman, Walter, priest, 57.
Cowpere, John (of the diocese of Norwich), 41.
-, -, Joan his wife, 41.
-, See Couper.
Cowton, North, North Coldon [co. York, N.R.], Robert Sturmy of, donsel, 224, 226.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 224, 226.
-, Couton, South [in Gilling parish, co. York, N.R.], 3.
-, Atley Fields, Attelowe Couton [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Coxford, Cokesford [in East Rudham parish, co. Norfolk], Augustinian priory, canon of, 228.
Coys, David, 571.
-, -, Alice his wife, 571.
Crabgate, Thomas de, 122.
-, -, Emma his wife, 122.
Crakanthorp, John, donsel, 148.
-, -, Alice his wife, 148.
Crakehall, Great [co. York, N.R], 3.
Cranborne, Robert, warden of Holy Trinity chapel, Winchester, 571.
Cranbrook, Cranbrok, Cranebroke [co. Kent], 319, 475.
Cranoewyk, John de. See Cranswick.
Crane, John, vicar of Foulden, 40.
-, Ralph, 129.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 129.
Cranebroke. See Cranbrook.
Cranley, Thomas, archbishop of Dublin, 65, 73, 79.
Cranmore, John, 206.
Cransle, Simon de, priest, 60.
Cranswick, Crancewyk, Crawncewyk, John de, Gilbertine canon, papal chaplain, bishop elect of Antaradus alias Tortosa, 212, 386.
Crantock, St. Karontoo [co. Cornwall], collegiate church, dean of. See Hendeman.
Cratfeld, William, abbot of Bury St. Edmunds, 152, 153, 333, 611.
Crauntton, John de, rector of Coddington, 528.
Crawley, Little, Parva Crawle, Crawleo [co. Bucks], 93.
-, North, Great Crawle, Magna Crawle [co. Bucks], 93, 272.
Crawncewyk, John de. See Cranswick.
Crayk, John, clerk, notary, 26.
-, See Creeck; Creyke.
Creagh, Cribet [co. Cork], 522.
Creake, North, North Creyk [co. Norfolk], Richard, son of Adam de Docking, Dockyng, rector of, 137, 149, 165.
-, -, John Rycheman of, 232.
-, -, -, Margaret his wife, 232.
-, South, South Creyk, Sowtherekik [co. Norfolk], parish church of, 301.
-, -, Geoffrey Galye of, 140.
-, -, -, Agnes his wife, 140.
-, -, Nicholas Walter, Waltere of, priest, 221, 232.
-, See Crayk; Creeck; Creyke.
Credenhill, Credenhull [co. Hereford], 402.
Crediton, Creyditon [co. Devon], collegiate church of St. Cross, canon of. See Haget.
Credye, William, rector of Bickington, 201.
Creeck, John, citizen of London, 567.
-, -, Joan his wife, 567.
-, See Crayk; Creyke.
Creedonia. See Crendon.
Creek. See Crick.
Crendon, Creedonia [co. Bucks], 508.
Crepestre meadow, Winchester, 176.
Creslow, Crissellow [co. Bucks], 170.
Cressenhale. See Gressenhall.
Cresset, John, rector of Ross, 553, 554.
Creyditon. See Crediton.
Creyk, North and South. See Creake.
Creyke, Richard, esquire, 141.
-, See Crayk; Creeck.
Cribet. See Creagh.
Crichbeg, lands of, 335.
Crichmore, lands of, 335.
Crick, Creek [co. Northants], 302.
-, See Crayk; Creeck; Creyke.
Crissellow. See Creslow.
Cristall. See Kirkstall.
Croft, John del, 248.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 248.
Croft, Crofte, Croste [co. York, N.R.], 3, 4.
Cromer, Crowmere [co. Norfolk], William Conyngton of, 44.
-, See Shipden.
Crompe, Henry, Cistercian, 433.
Crondall, Crondale [co. Southants], 205.
Cros. See Cross.
Crosby, Richard, vicar of Burpham, 369.
Crosmolina, Crosmolyna. See Crossmolina.
Crosrathig [? Cross in Kilmore parish, co. Mayo], Augustinian priory, 333.
Cross, Cros [parish of Kilmore, co. Mayo], Augustinian cell of St. Mary, 333.
Crossabearych. See Dring.
Crosse, Henry atte, donsel, 129.
Crosserlough parish [co. Cavan], townlands in, 453.
Crossmolina, Crosmolina, Crosmolyna [co. Mayo], Augustinian priory of St. Mary the Virgin, prior of. See Baret.
Croste. See Croft.
Crostwick, Cosewic [co. Norfolk], 433.
Croukern, George, Benedictine, 50.
Crouthorn. See Hope.
Crowcheman, Simon, 234.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 234.
Crowland. See Croyland.
Crowley, Richard, rector of Horton and of Westbere, 472.
Crowlodemedowe. See Chatteris.
Crowmere. See Cromer.
Croydon [co. Surrey], 603.
Croyland, Crowland [co. Lincoln], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 438.
-, -, -, See Overton.
Cruche, John, the younger, 129.
-, Thomas cut, vicar of Aston, 132.
Crull, Peter, scholar, 209.
Cryps, William, priest, 136, 149.
Cuckfield, Cokefeld [co. Sussex], 218, 225 227.
-, See Cokefeld; Cokfyld.
Cuddesdon, Godesdon [co. Oxford], 353.
Cudesale. See Codsall.
Cudrikby in Egremont, q.v.
Cuilofind and Ranna, Cuiloynd and Reanna. See Coolavin and Ranna.
Culbrydyn and Sendamair, diocese of Ardagh, 108, 167.
Culburne, Robert, of Carlton, 40.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 40.
Culewyne. See Cooliney.
Cullyng, William, provost of Glasney, 400.
Cumbermere. See Combermere.
Cumbewell. See Combwell.
Cumcatch, Conetach [a farm near Naworth, co. Cumberland], 513.
Cumdor. See Condover.
Cumhir, Cumhre. See Abbey cwm Hir.
Cumnor, Comenore [co. Berks], 351.
Cuper, Agnes, of Caston, 234.
Curborough, Curburgh [in Stow parish, Lichfield, co. Stafford], prebend of, 465.
Curlu, Isabella, 233.
Curragh, Peter, bishop of Limerick, afterwards bishop elect of Ross, afterwards restored to Limerick, 245, 287, 543.
Curry Rivell, Cori Rivell, Corririvell [co. Somerset], 157, 430.
Curson, Cursun, Stephen, 353.
-, William, of Carlton, donsel, 232.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 232.
Curteler, Robert, priest, 123.
Curteys, John, of Peterburgh (Peterborough), donsel, of London, 570.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 570.
-, John, clerk, notary, 292.
-, William, Friar Preacher, 347.
Cusak, Joan, (wife of John Brenighim), 46.
-, -, (wife of Christopher Plonket), 228.
-, Robert, vicar of the Friar Preachers of Ireland, 14.
Cussyng, William, priest, 34.
Cust, John, priest, 568, 627.
Cusworth, Cutheworthe [co. York], 243.
Cusyn, Adam, clerk, notary, 335.
Cutbert, Donnok, 230.
Cutcombe, Codecomb, Codecombe [co. Somerset], 326, 572.
Cutheworthe. See Cusworth.
Cybbe alias Gayner, Joan, 258.
Cymmer, Kemer, Kemmer, Kennen, Kymmer [parish of Llanelltyd, co. Merioneth], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 581, 582, 615.
-, -, -, See Loncastell.