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C
C. (initial of scribe of papal register), 5.
-, See also Cziremberg, Conradus.
Cachyrbreslayn, alias Inisdasliowog.See Caher, co. Kerry.
Cadar. See Cadder.
Cadare, William, a commissary of Patrick [Graham], bishop of Brechin, 450, 451.
Cadder, Cadar, Cader [co. Lanark], vicarage of, 419, 474.
-, James Inglis vicar of, 314, 748.
Cadeti , Jo., 386, 820.
Cadeti, John, a canon of Saintes, papal mandatary, 339.
Cadfridi. See Codford St. Mary.
Cadi. See Cady.
Cadiz, Gadicen[sis], [Spain], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 81.
Cady, Cadi, Richard, priest, 172, 173.
-, -, reservation of benefices for, 469.
-, -, a litigant for the rectory of Laurencekirk, 238.
-, -, provided to the vicarage of Galston, 314.
-, -, sometime a litigant for a canonry of Lincluden and the prebend of Lochmaben, reservation of a pension for, 402–403.
-, -, to be vicar of Peterculter, 741, 742.
-, -, proctor of. See Fornerii, Francis.
-, -, rector of Laurencekirk, resignation of, 808.
-, -, vicar of Peterculter, sometime rector of Laurencekirk, grant of a pension out of the latter to, 744.
Cadyhow, David de, a canon of Glasgow and prebendary of Durisdeer, sometime precentor of Glasgow, reservation of pension for, 49.
Caen [Calvados, France], university of, student of, 153 note.
Caenby, Canbi [co. Lincoln], John Tornay lord of, 590.
Caher, Cachyrbreslayn alias Inisdasliowog, Kaher alias Inisdaslevoc [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 207, 436, 437.
-, -, union of, to the treasurership of Ardfert, 207.
Caheragh, Kathracha [co. Cork], rectory of, 624.
Caherlag, Cathirlagi [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 124, 125.
Caherultan, Kahirultayn, Kahyrultayn, Kayrultayn [in Ballyoughtera, co. Cork], a prebend in Cloyne, 481, 543.
Cahir, in Ardfield, co. Cork. See Cathayr.
Cahir, in Kilmeen, co. Cork. See Cathayr.
Cahir, Cahyr, Caihir, Cathir, Cathyr, Chayr, Tathir [co. Tipperary], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 152, 272, 303, 371, 477.
-, -, -, benefice in patronage of. See Fedamore.
-, -, Eugenius prior of, farm granted by, 321.
-, -, prior and convent of, 321.
-, -, rectory united to.See Fedamore.
Caistor, Caster [co. Norfolk], proposed college at, 341, 342.
Caithness, Cathacensis [Scotland], William bishop of. See Mudy.
-, Martin dean of. See Vaus.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 170.
-, Andrew treasurer of. See Wischart.
-, William treasurer of. See Tulach.
-, canons of. See Balfour, John de; Rate, Alexander de.
-, prebend in. See Kildonan.
Caiusvilla (recte Canisvilla). See Hondeghem.
Calahorra, Calaguritan[us], Calagurritan[us], [Spain], John bishop of. See Diaz de Coca.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 324.
Calais, Called [Pas de Calais, France], parish church of St. Nicholas, indulgence for the repair of, 403.
-, -, chapel of the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ in, 403.
-, -, parishioners of, 403.
-, burgesses of, 403.
-, lieutenant of. See Durfort, Gaillard.
-, marshal of. See Nevill, Richard, earl of Warwick.
-, vicar-general in spirituals called the commissary of the archbishop of Canterbury in, papal mandatary, 439.
-, John Wodehous a townsman of, 162.
-, Peuplingues without the walls of, 489.
Calandrini, Philip, [cardinal-]bishop of Albano, major penitentiary of the pope, papal mandatary, 388.
Calathconarrayn. See Templeachally.
Calbo, Calco, Calco alias Kelso. See Kelso.
‘Calco,’ the more usual form for ‘Kelso,’ 315.
Calcote, Calecote, Peter, lord of a place in Tottenham, indult to, 700.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 700.
-, Roger, indult to, 740.
-, -, Alice his wife, 740.
-, Caloote, Thomas, indult to, 740.
-, -, Isabel his wife, 740.
-, William, indult to, 740.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 740.
Calixtus III, cause committed by, 54.
-, collation made by, confirmed, 5.
-, death of, xx note.
-, death of, before disposing of reserved benefices, 7, 21, 146, 157.
-, death of, before his letters were drawn up, 4, 5, 9, 18, 21, 22, 23, 31.
-, decree of, concerning reserved benefices undisposed of by his predecessor, 21, 114.
-, dispensations granted by, 285, 326, 327, 493, 629.
-, expectative graces of Nicholas V revoked by, 26.
-, faculties revoked by, 354, 365.
-, foundation of Eton College confirmed by, 344.
-, letters and mandates of, 7, 45, 54, 61, 84, 95, 121, 144, 145, 193, 198, 377.
-, -, regarding the Crusade, 229.
-, -, in a register of Pius II, 1 note.
-, -, ratified, 33.
-, petition to, 3.
-, promotions made by, 25, 145.
-, provision made by, 114.
-, register of, exemplification from, 283.
-, resignation made to, and collation made by, 241.
Callan, Callam alias Kilbride [co. Kilkenny], parish church of St. Mary, indulgence for persons giving alms for the repair of, 427.
-, rectory of, 41 (bis), 414.
-, -, union of, to a canonry of Ossory and the prebend of Clonamery, 414.
Calles. See Calais.
Callio , G. de, 9, 14, 19.
Calmanal. See Colmonell.
Caloote. See Calcote.
Calton, Robert, rector of Parkham, dispensation to, 622.
Calui, Patrick, a monk of Iona, de facto vicar of Kilfinichen, 690.
Calverley, Catherine, lady of Milford, indult to, 590.
Cambel. See Campbell.
Cambius , 576 note.
Cambrai, Cameracensis [Belgium], cathedral church of SainteCroix, canon and prebendary of. See Danby, Peter.
-, diocese of, person of, 814note.
-, -, place in. See Antwerp.
Cambridge [co. Cambridge], parish of St. Andrew the Less. See Barnwell.
-, King's College, royal college of SS. Mary and Nicholas, Robert provost of. See Wodelarke.
-, university of, student of canon law at, 550.
Cambrim , Robertus de, a clerk of the papal Camera, 392.
Cambuskenneth, Cambuskynnech, Camposchenech, Composchenech [co. Clackmannan], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, David late abbot of, 561.
-, -, -, commissary of Michael [Ochiltree], bishop of Dunblane, sentence of, 671.
-, -, Henry abbot commendatary of. See Abercrome.
-, -, abbot and convent of, litigants concerning tithes, 568.
-, -, canon of. See Abercrome, Henry.
-, -, convent of, papal letters to, 561.
-, -, vassals of, papal letters to, 561.
Cambuslang [co. Lanark], a prebend in Glasgow, 469.
Came, Agnes, wife of John Grene, 205.
Camel, alias Coppyng, Robert, rector of Patrick Brompton, dispensation to, 626.
Camera, Alan de, late abbot of Kelso, sometime a monk of the same, 665.
-, Gilbert de, late prior of Inchmahome, 338, 339, 666.
-, John de, to be master of the hospital of St. Germains, with the rectories of Marykirk and Glenmuick annexed, 356, 357.
-, Thomas de, absolution for, xxviii.
Cameracen [sis]. See Cambrai.
-, written in error for Cantuarien[sis], 698 note.
Camerino [Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 215.
Cameron, Camron, Thomas, late a canon of Glasgow and perbendary of Govan, 120.
-, William, an Augustinian canon of St. Andrews, reservation of a benefice for, 433.
-, -, to be prior of St. Andrews, 318, 319.
-, -, and Augustinian canon of, and intruded prior of St. Andrews, 328, 329.
Camet, William, notary public, litigant, 574.
Caminen [sis]. See Kammin.
Campanea , Aloisius de, a notary of the papal Camera, 392.
-, -, rubricelle made by, 352 note.
Campbell, Cambel, Colin, statute made for, xxxvii.
-, Cambel, Colin, earl of Argyll, chancellor of James III, king of Scots, indult to, 524.
-, -, wife of, 524.
-, Cambel, Colin, lord of Ardkinglass, indult to, 524.
-, Cambel, Colin, knight, lord of Glen Urquhart, indult to, 460.
-, -, wife of, 460.
-, Cambel, Duncan, knight and lord of Argyll, founder of the collegiate church of Kilmun, 242, 243, 244.
-, -, Mariona late wife of, 243.
-, -, present wife of, 243.
-, -, patron of the rectories of Glenorchy and Lochgoilhead, 243.
-, -, right of presentation to the collegiate church of Kilmun reserved to him and his heirs, 243, 244.
-, Cambel, Duncan, lord of Campbeltown, indult to, 460.
-, George, of Martinham, dispensed to marry, 490.
-, -, godfather of, 490.
-, -, wife of. See Stewart, Elizabeth.
-, Cambel, Gillespie, lord of Achaym, indult to, 817.
-, Cambel, John, lord of Aughnassy, indult to, 523.
-, Cambel, John, lord of Duntroon, indult to, 817.
Campbeltown, Kylmytel [co. Argyll], Duncan Campbell lord of, 460.
-, See also Kilkerran.
Camposchenech. See Cambuskenneth.
Campsie, Campsy [co. Stirling], a prebend annexed to the chancellorship of Glasgow, 403.
Camron. See Cameron.
Camynggis. See Cannynge.
Canbi. See Caenby.
Candeler, John, a monk of Castle Acre, 201.
Candida Casa , Candidacasa, Candida cassa (sic). See Whiteherne.
Canigham (recte Coni[n]gham). See Cunningham.
Cannynge, Camynggis, William, dean of Westbury on Trym, sometime bailiff, sheriff and mayor of Bristol, dispensation to, 334, 335.
Canon Island, Inisgad, Inisgayd, Inysgad, Inysgat, Insula de Inysgadh, Yniscat, Ynisschat, Ynysgach [in Killadysert parish, co. Clare], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 7, 82, 143, 290, 468, 473, 478, 479, 778.
-, -, Denis abbot of. See O'Hea.
-, -, Dermit abbot of.See Macgillapadraig.
-, -, Thomas provided abbot of. See MacMahon.
-, -, canon of. See O'Hea, Denis.
-, -, appropriation of the vicarage of Kilmaleery to, 302.
Canonleigh, Canonlech, Canunlahe [in Burlescombe, co. Devon], Augustinian canonesses’ abbey, abbess and convent of, alleged appropriation of the rectory of Sampford Arundel by, 621.
-, -, canoness of. See Carew, Florence.
Canterbury, Cantuarien[sis], [co. Kent], archbishop of, auditor of causes of the court of.See Winterborne, Thomas.
-, -, chaplain of. See Sturdy, Robert.
-, -, papal legate, cause committed by, 600.
-, -, commissary of, 464.
-, -, consent of, required for Henry [Cranebrok], bishop of Joppa, to exercise pontifical offices in his diocese, 696.
-, -, faculty to, 207.
-, -, papal letters to, 432 (bis), 519.
-, -, papal mandatary, 50, 192, 435, 628 (bis), 643.
-, -, rights of, saved, 432, 519.
-, -, sentences of, in matrimonial causes, 464, 600.
-, -, testamentary jurisdiction of, 599.
-, -, primate of all England and legatus natus, vicar (or vicar-general). in spirituals, called auditorgeneral of. See Winterborne, Thomas.
-, -, vicar-general in spirituals called the commissary of, in Calais, papal mandatary, 439.
-, Henry late archbishop of.See Chicheley.
-, Thomas archbishop of. See Becket and St. Thomas the Martyr under Dedications in the Subject Index; Bourchier.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 628.
-, Thomas archdeacon of. See Winterborne.
-, official of, litigation before, 102.
-, Benedictine priory (cathedral) of Christ Church, monk of. See Goboston', Reginald.
-, city and diocese of, indult to Henry [Cranebrok], bishop of Joppa, to exercise pontifical offices in, 696.
-, city, diocese and province of, 229.
-, diocese of, auditor-general of matrimonial causes in. See Winterborne, Thomas.
-, -, Thomas Birchold dwelling in, 207.
-, -, persons of, xxxi (bis), xxxii, 9, 50 (bis), 102, 461, 569 (bis), 587, 590, 616, 643 (bis), 649 (bis), 653, 654, 698, 704.
-, -, places in. See Alkham; Ashford; Canterbury; Chapel le Ferne; Chevening; Chart, Great; Combwell; Chiddingstone; Dover; Faversham; Folkestone; Milton; Monk's Horton; Orlestone; Ospringe; Rainham; Ulcombe; Warehorne.
-, recte Winchester, diocese of, place in. See Betchworth, West.
-, court of (i.e. the Court of Arches), appeal to, 566, 742.
-, -, appeal to, and sentence of, 453.
-, -, auditor-general of.See Stokes, John.
-, -, auditor of. See Winterborne, Thomas.
-, -, official of, lieutenant of. See Butler, John.
-, -, registrar principal and keeper of the registers of.See Parker, Nicholas.
-, province of, influence of Edward Ferers in, 401.
-, -, official of (i.e. dean of Arches). See Radcliff, Roger.
-, -, papal legate in. See Bourchier, Thomas.
-, -, possession of goods in divers dioceses of, 599.
-, provincial constitution of, 585.
Canthuel. See Cantwell.
Canton, David, clerk, farmer of the rectories of Clondulane, Kilcrumper and Macroney, 277.
-, William, late rector of Kilworth, 276.
-, William, the ‘fair’ (Flavus), de facto vicar of Litter, sometime also rector of the same, 275.
Cantuarien [sis]. See Canterbury.
-, written in error Cameracen[sis], 698 note.
Cantwell, John, archbishop of Cashel, cause committed by, 407.
-, John, clerk, dispensation to, 601.
-, Cantuel, Canthuel, Peter, clerk, to be archdeacon of Ossory, 272.
-, -, provision of, 317, 318.
-, -, a litigant for the said archdeaconry, 375, 376.
-, -, proctor of, 375.
Canunlahe. See Canonleigh.
Caorle, Caprulien[sis], [Venice, Italy], Peter bishop of. See Carli.
Capel le Ferne, Capel [co. Kent], chapel of, annexed to the vicarage of Alkham, 505.
Capello, Capello de Verona, John, of the order of Servites, to be papal nuncio and collectorgeneral in Ireland, 388, 389.
-, -, oath of, 389.
-, -, collector of the papal Camera in Ireland, 392.
Capotius , Capocius, B. (or B. de), 351, 372, 386.
Cappagh, Ceapach, Keppach [co. Tyrone], rectory of, 76, 227.
Capranica, Dominic de, cardinal priest of St. Cross in Jerusalem, penitentiary of Nicholas V, commission of, 66, 67.
-, -, petition addressed to, and commission issued by, 73.
Caprulien [sis]. See Caorle.
Capuen [? Fort de Chapus], in the parish of St. Peter de Marennes [Charente-Inférieure, France], chapel of, grant to, 153, 154.
-, inhabitants of, petition of, 153.
Caputh, Co. Perth. See Fungarth.
Caputii Rubei, Andrew, lease to, confirmed, 767.
-, Veronica wife of Andrew, lease to, confirmed, 767.
Carbury, Carbri [co. Kildare], parish church of St. John the Baptist, vicarage of, 70.
Carcagien [sis], written for Corcagen[sis], 612.
Carcassonne [Aude, France], diocese of, place in. See la Grasse.
Cardiffe, — patron of the rectory of Little Island, 327.
Cardinal:
Bishops—
Ostia, William de Estoutevilla, 552, 553.
Palestrina, Alan de Coetivy, 765.
Priests—
St. Cecilia's, Nicholas de Fortiguerra, 239.
St. Ciriac's in Thermis, Termis. See Bourchier, Thomas.
St. Cross’ in Jerusalem, Dominic de Capranica, 66, 73.
St. Laurence's in Damaso, John de Mellis, 238.
St. Mark's, Mark Barbus, 388, 389, 392 (ter).
-, Peter Barbus (afterwards Paul II), 6, 238.
St. Martin's in Montibus, John Gaufridi, 257.
St. Prisca's, John de Mellis, 238.
St. Sabina's, Berardus Eruli, 289, 328, 559, 563.
Deacons—
St. Eustachius', James de Portugallia, 27.
St. Nicholas’ in Carcere Tulliano. See LanzolBorja, Rodrigo (Roderick), de.
Cardinalis, John, a Cistercian monk, indult to, 423.
Cardinham, co. Cornwall. See Deviock.
Carebris, Thomas, to be a canon and prebendary of Brechin, 658, 659.
Carent, alias Newent, Elizabeth, party to a matrimonial suit, 463.
Carew, Carw, Florence, a canoness of Canonleigh, dispensation to, 646.
Cargill, co. Perth. See Stobhall.
Carigtuathayl. See Carrigtohill.
Carleolen [sis]. See Carlisle.
Carli, Peter, bishop of Caorle, provision of, 766 note.
Carlisle, Carleolen[sis], Harleolensis, [co. Cumberland], bishop of, papal mandatary, 645.
-, Edward bishop of. See Story.
-, John bishop of. See Kingscote.
-, Richard [bishop-]elect of.See Scroope.
-, diocese of, person of, 673.
-, -, places in. See Burgh by Sands; Lanercost; Shap.
Carlow, Ratharlagh (recte Katharlagh), [co. Carlow], rectory of, 512.
Carlton by Snaith, Carlton [co. York, W.R.], Brian Stapleton lord of, 162.
Carluke (formerly Kirkforest), Forest, la Foreste [co. Lanark], parish church of St. Mary, rectory of, 150, 324.
Carmechel. See Carmichael, Thomas.
Carmichael, Carmichaele [co. Lanark], rectory of, 27.
Carmichael, Carmichale, Carmichel, George, rector of Tyninghame, dispensation to, 427.
-, -, formerly rector of Covington, 188.
-, Carmechel, Carmichel, Carmycl, Thomas, a canon of Moray, papal mandatary, 298.
-, -, de facto sacrist and a canon of Moray and prebendary of Dumbennan and Kinoir, 336.
-, Carmichale, Carmytaell, Charmichale, Thomas, vicar of Stirling, dispensation to, 823.
-, -, a litigant concerning tithes, 567, 568.
Carnbee, Carnbe [co. Fife], Henry Malwel lord of, 679.
Carnis, John, farmer of land of the see of Whiteherne, 400.
Carnoten [sis]. See Chartres.
Carnys, William, vicar of Glamis, 221.
-, -, death of, 349, 663.
Caron, water of. See Carron, river.
Carpentarii, James, a canon of St. Pol-de-Léon, papal mandatary, 334.
Carpenter, John, bishop of Worcester, appeal of, 742.
-, -, appropriation made by, 279, 280.
-, -, sentence of, reversed by the Court of Arches, 742.
-, -, petition of, 531.
-, -, proposed grant of other lands to, in exchange for lands in Throckmorton belonging to the episcopal mensa of Worcester, 532.
-, -, the collegiate church of Westbury on Trym amplified by, 529.
-, alias Jones, John, rector of Winterbourne Bassett, dispensation to, 800.
-, Henry, rector of Stoke next Guildford, dispensation to, 489.
Carpuylle. See Cockpull.
Carre, Gilbert, dispensation to, xxxiii.
Carriberys, Carribres, Thomas, Thomas de, to be vicar of Kirkintilloch, 444.
-, -, proctor of John Donaldi, 745.
Carrick, Karrik, John, archdeacon of Dunkeld and vicar of Kettle, 241.
Carrickfergus, co. Antrim. See Woodburn.
Carrigillihy, de Fonte vivo, de Fontevivo [in Myross parish, co. Cork], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 205, 549.
-, -, monk of. See Ohuallachayn, Robert.
Carrigleamleary, Kreg [co. Cork], rectory of, 111.
Carrigtohill, Carigtuathayl, Karrygtuathyl, Karyghuatal, Karygtuathayl [co. Cork], vicarage of, 29, 47, 48, 124, 125, 416.
Carron, Caron', river [co. Stirling], 733.
Carrownskehaun, quarter Desgyehan [in Crossboyne parish, co. Mayo], grant of, confirmed, 110.
Carruthers, Carrudis, Corrudis [now united to Middlebie, co. Dumfries], rectory of, 638, 685.
Carrwn, Robert, indult to, 593.
-, -, wife of, 593.
Cartagien [sis] (i.e. Carthagena), altered into Carcagien[sis] (i.e.Corcagien[sis] or Cork), 612note.
Carter, John, a monk of Much Wenlock, dispensation to, 542.
Carth, Great. See Chart, Great.
Carw. See Carew.
Casalen [sis], an error in the rubricelle for Lismore, 246.
Casanova , Nicholaus, N., of Como, Comen[sis], register rubricated by, 769 note.
-, -, registers handed to, for rubrication, 601 note, 748note.
Cashel, co. Longford. See Inchcleraun.
Cashel, Cassalien[sis], Cassellen[sis], Cassillensis [co. Tipperary], archbishop of (the metropolitan), collations made by, 379, 689.
-, -, deprivation and collation made by, 145.
-, -, papal letters to, 14, 93, 106, 187, 432, 694.
-, -, papal mandatary, 17, 62, 144, 331 (bis), 509, 682.
-, -, metropolitan of the bishop of Kilfenora, provision made by, 65.
-, John archbishop of. See Cantwell.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 476, 713.
-, John dean of. See O'Hedian.
-, Matthew provided dean of.See Ogriffa.
-, claimants to the deanery of.See Barry, Remundus, and O'Hedian, John.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 148, 300, 660, 689, 690 (bis).
-, John archdeacon of. See O'Hedian.
-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 300, 690 (bis), 713.
-, Remundus chancellor of. See Barry.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 19.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 660, 690 (bis).
-, canons of. See Flemyng, John; Occanyff, John; Ocearnayg, Cornelius; Ochuck, Matthew; Ohyffyrnayn, Adam; Okearnaig, Cornelius.
-, de facto canon of. See Omulrony, William.
-, prebends in. See Killardry; Newchapel, alias Mullaghnoney.
-, cathedral church of, indult for persons visiting and giving alms to, 598 note.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 77, 165, 482.
-, diocese of, persons of, 8, 41, 124, 144, 165, 209, 272, 300, 397, 407, 595, 688, 699 (bis).
-, -, William Omulwardayn incorrectly described as of, 145.
-, -, places in. See Athassel; Drom; Holycross; Hore abbey; Kilconnell; Kilcooly; Kilfithmone; Templeachally; Twomile-borris.
-, -, rectory in, xxxii.
-, -, vicarages in, xxxi, xxxii.
-, province of, collector-general of the papal Camera in, 388.
-, province and diocese of, benefices of the Crossed Friars' priory of St. John the Baptist, Dublin, in, 325.
-, provincial statute of, enforcing celibacy, 637.
Casleten. See Cassel.
Caslijs (i.e. Caslys). See Cassilis.
Cassalliensis , a mistake for Cassillensis (i.e. Cashel), 145.
Cassano, Cassanen[sis], [Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 384.
Cassel, Casleten [Nord, France], collegiate church of St. Peter, John provost of. See Vincentii.
-, -, canons of. See Alneto, Alerinus de; Kussins, John; Sparke, Thomas.
-, -, chapter of, resignation made to, 507.
-, -, altar of St. Nicholas in, chaplaincy at, 507.
Cassellen[sis]. See Cashel.
Cassilis, Caslijs [in Kirkmichael, co. Ayr], Gilbert Kennedy lord of, xxxv.
Cassillensis . See Cashel.
-, incorrectly written Cassalliensis, 145.
Castelhaker, Castellacre. See Castle Acre.
Castello , A. de, 479, 575, 824.
-, M. de, 760.
-, N. de, 181, 205, 226, 395, 396, 415, 455, 467, 474, 476, 478, 479, 538, 546, 550, 569, 572, 578, 599, 605, 633, 652, 659, 692, 696, 713, 755, 758, 763, 782, 785, 787, 790, 795, 797, 813, 820.
-, T. de, 273, 330, 332, 333.
Castello, Humphrey de, lord of Raveningham, mother of. See Spayn, Margaret.
-, -, petition of, 567.
Casteltumagnel, Casteltunmagnel.See Castlemagner.
Caster. See Caistor.
Caster, William, a monk of Thorney, dispensation to, 565.
Castle Acre, Castelhaker, Castellacre [co. Norfolk], Cluniac priory, Nicholas prior of. See Benet.
-, -, prior and convent of, patrons of the vicarage of Castle Acre, 566.
-, -, convent of, petition of, 516.
-, -, monk of. See Candeler, John.
-, parish church of St. James, claim for the augmentation of the vicarage of, 566.
-, -, vicar of. See Cokkys, William.
Castlebrack, Kasleaynbreke alias Rosenallis, Oregan [Queen's county], vicarage of, 480.
Castle Combe, Cestelcumbe [co. Wilts.], rectory of, 493.
Castleconor, de Castro Conchur [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 75, 76.
Castleisland, co. Kerry. See Killegane.
Castlemagner, Casteltumagnel and Moynmarach, Casteltunmagnel and Maynmarach [co. Cork], rectory of, 200, 214, 215.
-, -, patron of. See Magnell, William.
Castleterra, Culbridin alias Seentuamair [co. Cavan], vicarage of the plebs of, 140, 141.
Castletownarra, Bale in Cayssleaynara, Balle in Kaisleaynara [co. Tipperary], rectory of, 77, 114.
Castletowndelvin, Villacastri de Delwyn [co. Meath], vicarage of, 609.
Castra [sic] Petri, parish church de.See Monasteroris.
Castren [sis], altered into Cicestren[sis], 585 note.
Castro, Castren[sis], [Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 281, 575.
Castro Conchur , vicarage de. See Castleconor.
Castro dei , Castrodei, abbey de. See Fermoy.
Castro novo Magrunagayn, vicarage de. See Newcastle, co. Dublin.
Castro petri , parish church de. See Monasteroris.
Cateryk, William, a monk of Jervaulx, dispensation to, 541, 542.
Catesby, Catesbij, Robert, rector of Ladbrooke, dispensation to, 719.
Catfield, Cattfeld [co. Norfolk], two united portions of the rectory of, 506.
Cathacensis . See Caithness.
Cathayr [? Cahir, in Kilmeen, co. Cork, or in Ardfield, co. Cork], perpetual vicarage of, called stipendaria, in the church of Ross, 480.
Cathir. See Cahir, co. Tipperary.
Cathirlagi. See Caherlag.
Cathyr. See Cahir, co. Tipperary.
Catterline, Katerlyne [now united with Kinneff, co. Kincardine], rectory of, 52.
Cattfeld. See Catfield.
Caueris, parish church de. See Cavers.
Caundle Bishop, Caundell [co. Dorset], rectory of, 552.
Cauod, Agnes, a nun of Coveney, sometime a nun of Gracedieu, co. Dublin, absolution and grant to, 541.
Cave, South, South[c]ave [co. York, E.R.], a prebend in York, 312.
Caveris, Thomas, a Cistercian monk, indult to, 593.
Cavers, de Caueris [co. Roxburgh], rectory of, 277.
Cawetshale. See Coltishall.
Cawrus (or Cawrns or Cawiris), John, a canon of Scone, to be prior of Inchmahome, 338, 339.
Caxton, Thomas, rector of Brantham and chaplain of East Bergholt, dispensation to, 425.
Caybaach. See Creagh.
Cayle, diocese of Ross [in Ireland], rents belonging to the parish church of, 205.
Cayssleaynara. See Castletownarra.
Ceapach. See Cappagh.
Cecureij. See Lecurcy.
Celestine, pope, confirmation of a grant by, 732.
Celinigiri Delen [sis] (recte Cella Nigra Deren[sis]), abbey of. See Londonderry.
Cella Nigra , Cella Nigra Deren[sis], abbey de. See Londonderry.
Cella parva , abbey de. See Annaghdown.
Celmoren [sis]. See Kilmore.
Centon. See Seton.
Cenvall (recte Connall). See Connell. Great.
Ceretanis. See Cerretanis.
Cernès, Sarnen[sis], [Gironde, France], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 819.
Cerretanis, Ceretanis, master John de, a papal chaplain and auditor, papal mandatary, 253.
-, -, sentence of, 784.
Cesarinis, master John de, a papal chaplain and auditor, appeal committed to, 737.
-, -, cause committed to, 349, 350.
-, -, sentences of, 348, 350.
Cestelcumbe (recte Castelcumbe).See Castle Combe.
Cestren [sis]. See Chester le Street.
Cetyr (recte Cotyr), Thomas de. See Cotyr.
Chaddleworth, co. Berks. See Poughley.
Chalo-Saint-Mars [Seine-et-Oise], Benedictine priory of St. Medard, Peter prior of, indult to, 773.
Chamber, Chambre, Henry, indult to, 618.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 618.
-, Chamer, John, late rector of Rainpatrick, 575.
-, John, sacrist of Bosham, dispensation to, 766.
-, Chaumer, Thomas, a claimant to the vicarage of Glamis, 349, 350.
-, -, to be vicar of Glamis, 663.
Chamberlain, Chambyrleyn, John, dispensation to, 752.
-, Chamberlayn, Robert, layman, 163.
-, -, Marjory his wife, 163.
Chambre. See Chamber.
Chamber. See Chamber.
Chapus, Fort de, Charente-Inférieure, France. See Capuen.
Charleton, Agnes, dispensed to marry, 763.
-, -, kinswoman of. See Frowik, Isabel.
-, Richard, indult to, 619.
-, -, Thomasia his wife, 619.
Charmichale. See Carmichael, Thomas.
Chart, Carth, Great [co. Kent], rectory of, 326.
Chartres, Carnoten[sis], [Eure-etLoire, France], chancellor of, papal mandatary, 24, 49, 54, 86, 119 (bis), 125, 183.
-, -, papal letters to, 606.
-, diocese of, place in. See Chalo-Saint-Mars.
Chaumer. See Chamber.
Chaunt, William, notary public, absolution of, 628.
Chawei, Margery, formerly wife of the late Thomas Mone, and bigamously married to William Thwaytes, petition of, 711.
Chayr. See Cahir.
Cheddar, Chedder [co. Somerset], vicarage of, 551.
-, Thomas Waudre vicar of, 461.
Cheddon Fitzpaine, Chedon [co. Somerset], rectory of, 621, 636, 637.
Chedworth, John, bishop of Lincoln, commissaries of. See More, John, Winterborne, John.
-, -, complaint of unlawful exercise of testamentary jurisdiction by, 487.
Chedyngffolde. See Chiddingfold.
Cheshunt, Chesthunt [co. Hertford], John Luthyngton lord of, 591.
Chester, West Chester [co. Chester], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 724.
-, Benedictine abbey of St. Werburgh, Richard abbot of.See Oldham.
-, -, monks of. See Base, James; Fraunceys, William.
Chester le Street, Cestren[sis], [co. Durham], collegiate church, canon of. See Layburn, William.
-, -, prebend in. See Birtley.
Chesterton, Chestyrton’ [co. Cambridge], vicarage of, 760.
Chesthunt. See Cheshunt.
Chestyrton. See Chesterton.
Chevening, Cheuenyng [co. Kent], rectory of, 204.
Chiarri , Chyarri, P. de, 246, 271, 272, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 281, 282, 334, 336, 337, 339, 340.
Chicheley, Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, primate of all England and legatus natus, official of. See Lynwode, William.
Chichester, Cicestren[sis], [co. Sussex], bishop of, faculty to, 585.
-, -, papal mandatary, 22, 608.
-, John bishop of. See Arundel.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 102.
-, diocese of, cohabitation of William Thwaytes with Margery Chawei in, 712.
-, -, persons of, 585, 711, 740.
-, -, places in. See Bosham; Burwash; Hunston; Lewes; Moat farm; Patching; Rotherfield; Stedmans; Thakeham.
Chiddingfold, Chedyngffolde [co. Surrey], rectory of, 800.
Chiddingstone, Chidyngston [co. Kent], rectory of, 534.
Chilcomb, Chilcombe, Chylcombe [co. Hants], rectory of, 719.
-, Thomas Brente rector of, 782.
Chilmaren (sic), Chilmeleran. See Kilmoleran.
Chirch, Chyrch, Joan daughter of John, of Eastling, to be dispensed to marry James Borne, 50.
-, -, godfather to. See Borne, Bartholomew.
-, Chyrch, John, father of Joan Chirch, and godfather to James Borne, 50.
-, Chirche, Margaret daughter of John, wife of John Auger, 643.
-, -, godmother of, 644.
Chiusi [Italy], diocese of, places in.See Abbadia di San Salvatore; Hearmum Fontis.
Chollacott, Cholecote [in Whitchurch, co. Devon], John Lupyt late lord of, 703.
Choro Benedicti , Chorobenedicti, abbey de. See Middleton.
Chorocroynhun. See Curraghgrane More.
Choro Sancti Benedicti , abbey de.See Middleton.
Chretheon. See Crichton.
Christian I, King of Norway, papal letters to, 134.
Christofori, Philip, vicar of Youghal, consent of, to the erection of Youghal into a collegiate church, 624.
Churayn. See Ohurayn.
Churchstow, Chwrchestaw [co. Devon], William Rugge rector of, 617.
Chyarri . See Chiarri.
Chyderscoll (recte Ohyderscoll). See O'Driscoll.
Chylcombe. See Chilcomb.
Chyldi, Richard, to be a notary public, 697.
Chyrch. See Chirch.
Chysfrenavn (recte Ohyffrenayn).See O'Hiffernan.
Cicestren [sis]. See Chichester.
-, altered into Colcestrie, 491note.
-, corrected from Castren[sis], 585 note.
-, wrongly written Cistercien[sis], 739 note, 740 note.
Cidonien [sis], recte Sidonien[sis].See Sidon.
Cillcade, Cillccerde, Cillcerdy, Cillcorde, Cillcordy. See Kilkeedy, co. Clare.
Cillkarahid. See Kilcar.
Cillmicneanayn. See Kilmacrenan.
Cillmokonaid (i.e. Kilmochonna, now a townland in Lusmagh parish). See Lusmagh.
Cillmulonog. See Kilmalinoge.
Cillthomays. See Kilthomas.
Cinel-Aedha-Echtga Hy Fiachra, Rinalacga hyererach [the ancient name for Beagh, co. Galway], Behahac de. See Beagh.
Ciriacus , 386.
Cistercien [sis], written in error for Cicestren[sis], 739 note, 740note.
Cîteaux [Côte-d‘Or, France], chapter-general of the Cistercian order at, 676.
Città di Castello Civitas Castelli , Civitatiscastelli [Perugia, Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 575.
-, Ralph late bishop of, commissary of Dominic [de Capranica], cardinal priest of St. Cross in Jerusalem, 67.
Ciullcuban, a prebend in Clonfert, 203.
Civitas Castelli , Civitatis Castelli, bishop of. See Città di Castello.
Civitavecchia [Italy], 232.
Claer, abbey de. See Clare.
Clamys (recte Glamys). See Glamis.
Clanaude (recte Clonarde). See Clonard.
Clancabia, Clancubyan. See Aglish.
Clare, Clayr, de Forgeo, Forgio, Forgyo, Furgio alias de Claer, Clar [in Clareabbey parish, co. Clare], Augustinian abbey of SS. Peter and Paul, abbot of, papal mandatary, 94, 96, 113, 116, 167, 195, 365, 681.
-, -, Matthew abbot of.See Magrath.
-, -, Rory abbot of, collation made by, 116.
-, -, canon of. See Okayn, Thady.
-, -, convent of, election of abbot by, 791.
-, -, subject to the bishop of Killaloe, 792.
Clarence, duke of. See George.
Claro fonte , Clarofonte, Clarofonte alias de Madeosgan, abbey de.See Macosquin.
Clattercote [in Claydon, co, Oxford], Gilbertine house of St. Leonard, brother of. See Rotley, William.
Clay juxta Mare . See Cley next the Sea.
Claydon, co. Oxford. See Clattercote.
Clayr. See Clare.
Clayton, Geoffrey, indult to, 702.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 702.
Clayton le Moors, co. Lancashire.See Dunkenhalgh.
Cleanen [sis], written for Cloanen[sis] (i.e. Clonmacnoise), 673.
Cledro, John, indult to, 421.
-, John, governor of the chapel of St. Michael, Hornsey, 411.
Cleenish, co. Fermanagh. See Inishkeen.
Cleeve, de Cliva [co. Somerset], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal letters addressed to, 677.
Clement VI, bull of, 160 note.
Clement VII, bull of, exemplified, 731, 734.
Clementis, Vincent, a canon and provost of Valencia, collectorgeneral in England of the papal Camera, papal subdeacon, absolution for, confirmed, 380, 383.
-, -, accounts of, 382, 383.
-, -, acquittance of, 381.
-, -, decree for, 605, 606.
-, -, faculty granted to, and revoked, 545.
-, -, faculty to, 381.
-, -, grant etc. to, 380, 381.
-, -, papal mandatary, 381.
-, -, archdeacon of Wiltshire, papal mandatary, 186.
-, - also a canon of Salisbury, papal mandatary, 250.
-, -, pensionary on the fruits of the parish church of St. Peter, Montfort-sur-Rille, 182, 183.
-, -, resignation of his right in the rectory of Montfort-sur-Rille made by, 606.
-, -, pension assigned to, 606.
-, -, proctors of, 383.
-, -, papal protection for, confirmed, 383.
-, -, archdeacon of Lincoln, envoy of George Nevill, archbishop of York, pallium sent by, 440.
-, -, sub-collectors appointed by, 381, 383.
Clemethane. See Clonmethan.
Clenchwarton, Clenchewardton [co. Norfolk], rectory of, 440.
Clerk, John, a canon of Lincluden, vicar-general of Thomas [Spens], bishop of Whiteherne, institution made by, 45.
-, John, rector of Badgworth, indult to, 461.
-, Clerke, John, rector of Hilperton, 334.
-, Clerc, John, rector of Teversham, dispensation to, 534.
-, John, a notary public, 628.
-, -, petition of, 574.
-, Thomas, clerk, dispensation to, 2, 3.
-, -, brother-in-law of.See Songale, William.
-, -, sister of, 2.
Cleveland, Clevellandia [co. York], William archdeacon of. See Brand.
Cley next the Sea, Clay juxta Mare [co. Norfolk], rectory of, 501.
Clifford, Clifard, John, priest, to be vicar of Kilcredane, 291, 292.
-, Cliffort, John [de], lord Clifford, lord of the place of Westmoreland (sic), indult to, 55.
-, -, wife of, 55.
Clifton, Clyfton, Robert, esquire, 260 (bis), 261 (bis), 262, 263 (4), 264 (bis), 265.
-, Cliffton, Clyfton, sir Robert, knight, 259.
-, -, co-grantee of the advowson of Nether Wallop, grant of the said advowson made by, 367.
Clifton Campville, Clystoun Campvile [cos. Stafford and Derby], rectory of, 463.
Clinton, Thomas, a canon of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and a litigant for the deanery of the same, 294, 295.
Clinymgham. See Cunningham.
Clitherow, Ralph, indult to, 521.
Cliva , abbey de. See Cleeve.
Cloanen [sis]. See Clonmacnoise.
-, wrongly written Cleanen[sis], 673.
Clochoren [sis]. See Clogher.
Clogher, Clochoren[sis], [co. Tyrone], bishop of, edict of, against married clergy, 227.
-, -, papal mandatary, 84, 675 (bis).
-, Roger bishop of. See Maguire.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 211.
-, canons of. See Macgillacosgli, Nemeas; Macgillacosgli, Thady; MacMahon, Philip; Maguire, John; Maguire, William; Magundsynna, Bernard; O'Flannagan, Peter; Olergusa, Thomas.
-, prebend in. See Derrybrusk.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 30, 166, 227.
-, diocese of, parish church and deanery in, xx.
-, -, persons of, 8, 30, 39, 84 (bis), 148, 187, 198, 211, 227, 816.
-, -, places in. See Aghalurcher; Aghavea; Clones; Derrybrusk; Devenish; Inishkeen; Lisgoole; Magheraculmoney; Tedavnet.
-, -, priories in, xx, xxiv, xxxii.
-, -, rectory in, xxviii.
-, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 39, 148, 764.
-, -, Patrick abbot of.See Odangussa.
-, -, canon of. See Omolugir, Peter.
-, -, convent of, charges against, 69.
-, -, appropriation of the vicarage of Errigal Keerogue to, annulled, 69.
-, Denis Odangussa of, 69.
-, Peter Omolugir of, 675 (bis).
Clohnol, Nicholas, abbot of Graiguenamanagh, charges against, 14.
Cloinfadafuarayn. See Clonfad.
Clomel. See Clonmel.
Clommolt. See Clonmult.
Clonamery, Clonhnariach [co. Kilkenny], a prebend in Ossory, 414.
-, union of the rectory of Callan to, 414.
Clonard, Clanaude, Clonarde, Cluaynarde [co. Meath], Augus tinian abbey of SS. John and Peter, abbot of, papal mandatary, 35, 560.
-, -, abbot and convent of, petition of, 32.
-, -, benefice united to.See Clondalee.
-, -, poverty of, 32.
Clonbern, Bokyrean, Boyrean, alias Cluonberyd, Clyonberyd [co. Galway], vicarage of, 71, 72.
Clonca, Cluainkaa [co. Donegal], farm of lands in, 337.
-, rectory called the plebania of, 748.
- See also Clonimmoluchuik and Laraghirril.
Clondagad, Cloyndagat, Cluoindagat [co. Clare], a prebend in Killaloe, 202, 203, 671.
-, vicarage of, 672.
Clondahorky, Cluayndachorcali, Cluayndacorkach, Cluyandacorkach [co. Donegal], rectory of, 178, 179, 301, 302.
-, vicarage of, 299, 301.
Clondalee, Cluayndalaed [in Killyon parish, co. Meath], rectory of, to be united to Clonard abbey, 32.
-, cure of souls of, 32.
Clondrohid, Gluoyndiothead [co. Cork], vicarage of, 43.
Clondulane, Cloyndalayn [co. Cork], farm of the rectory of, 277.
-, church of, improved, 277.
Clonen [sis]. See Cloyne.
-, corrected from Colonen[sis], 272.
-, corrected from Colonien[sis], 17 note, 276.
-, incorrectly written Colonen[sis], 664.
-, incorrectly written Colonien[sis], 341.
-, incorrectly written Cluonen[sis], 769.
Clones, Cloaneois, Cluanes [cos. Fermanagh and Monaghan], Augustinian abbey of SS. Peter and Paul, abbot and convent of, 211.
-, -, certain tithes and the grange of Lisdrum belonging to, 211.
-, vicarage of, 187, 188.
Clonfad, Cloinfadafuarayn [co. Westmeath], rectory of, 775.
Clonferdensis . See Clonfert, co. Galway.
Clonfert, Anachorochan alias Clonfratan, Anaghcrechan alias Clonferata, Anaghhoroctan [co. Cork], vicarage of, 654, 664.
Clonfert, Clonferdensis, Clonfertensis, Conflertensis [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 173, 174, 185.
-, -, rights of, saved, 562.
-, Cornelius bishop of. See O'Cunlis.
-, Matthew bishop of. See Magrath.
-, Thomas bishop of. See de Burgo.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 37, 123, 193, 409, 508, 512, 557, 791.
-, dean, archdeacon and chapter of, decree of, 508, 509.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 123, 512, 791.
-, Donatus archdeacon of. See Ohanyn.
-, Eugenius a litigant for the archdeaconry of. See O'Donnellan.
-, James archdeacon of. See Obrogayd.
-, Odo archdeacon of. See O'Kelly.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 5, 121, 193, 508, 557.
-, Thomas official of. See Ocormacayn.
-, sacrist of, papal mandatary, 409, 508.
-, canons of. See Condun, David; Elys, Robert; Macgillavanach, Denis; Macnamyn, William; Makayg, Malachy.; Ocassayn, Cornelius; Ochormachayn, John; Ocorcran, William; Ocynaid, Cornelius; O'Fahy, John; Ohanyn, Donatus; Ohanyn, Thomas; Ohucayn, Arthur; Ohurayn, Donatus; Ohurayn, Malachy; O'Kelly, Odo; Omulalaid, Donatus.
-, -, vicarage of Loughrea usually collated to, 508, 509.
-, canon provided of. See Elys, Robert.
-, litigants for a canonry of.See O'Fahy, William; Ohanyn, Thomas.
-, prebends in. See Ciullcuban; Drought; Finnure; Killaspugmoylan; Meelick and Kiltullagh.
-, cathedral church of, neglect of divine offices in, 84.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 80, 123.
-, episcopal mensa of, pension upon, 194.
-, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary de Portu puro, de Portupuro, abbot and convent of, benefice in the gift of. See Loughrea.
-, -, -, confirmation of the grant of the vicarage of Loughrea to, 508, 509.
-, -, canons of, benefice wont to be held by, 37.
-, -, -, the vicarage of Loughrea alleged to be governed by, 123.
-, -, - See also Ohanrayn, Thady; Ohmyam, Odo.
-, -, Thady Ohanrayn to be transferred to, 37, 38.
-, diocese of, monasteries in, xxx, xxxii.
-, -, persons of, 5 (ter), 80, 84, 98, 123 (bis), 174 (bis), 185, 193, 293, 294, 385, 409 (bis), 809.
-, -, places in. See Abbeygormacan; Aughrim, co. Galway; Ballynakill; Clonfert (abbey of St. Mary de Portu puro); Clontuskert Omanny; Drummikyhit; Duniry; Killaan; Kilmalinoge; Kilquain; Kilreekil; Loughrea; Lusmagh; Magonnbharlay; Tiranascragh.
-, -, priory in, xxv.
-, -, rectory in, xxxi.
-, -, vicarages in, xxx, xxxii.
Clonfratan. See Clonfert, co. Cork.
Clonhnariach. See Clonamery.
Clonimmoluchuik, a piece of land in Clonca [co. Donegal], farm of, 337.
Clonlea, Cloynlaegh [co. Clare], rectory of, 393, 394.
Clonleigh, Cluaynlaig [co. Donegal], rectory of, 718, 719.
-, -, to be erected into a prebend of Derry, 719.
-, vicar of, 719.
Clonloghan, Clonlochan [co. Clare], vicarage of, 410.
Clonmacnoise, Cleanen[sis], Cluanen[sis], Clunen[sis], Cluonen[sis], [King's county], bishop of, papal mandatary, 29, 673.
-, John bishop of. See O'Daly.
-, dean of, joint founder of the college in that church, 51.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 29, 40, 70.
-, -, petition of, 51, 52.
-, dean and college of, the patronage of the rectory of Ballyloughloe given to, 51.
-, archdeacon of, joint founder of the college in that church, 51.
-, Hylarius archdeacon of. See Omulchlaynd.
-, Tornoleus archdeacon of.See MacLoughlin.
-, sacrist of, joint founder of the college in that church, 51.
-, canons of, insufficient income of, 51.
- - See also Ocynathy, Lewis; O'Daly, Charles; Ogowyre, Donatus; Ohalynayn, David; Omuleoyn, Eugenius; Ruth alias Magruhert, Thomas.
-, chapter of, 605.
-, -, joint founders of the college in that church, 51.
-, college of four priest canons in, erection of, and union of the rectory of Ballyloughloe thereto, confirmed, 51, 52.
-, -, petition of, 51, 52.
-, prebend in. See Drumraney.
-, cathedral church of, divine service in, 605.
-, diocese of, person of, 40.
-, -, places in. See Athlone, St. Mary's; Ballyloughloe; Gallen.
-, Tornoleus MacLoughlin of, 16.
Clonmeen, Clonmyn [co. Cork], vicarage of, 303, 647, 648.
Clonmel [co. Cork], parish church of St. Mary, vicarage of, 596.
Clonmel, Clomel, Clo[n]mell [co. Tipperary], vicarage of, 152.
-, -, annexed to the chancellorship of Lismore, 272.
Clonmethan, Clemethane [co. Dublin], a prebend in St. Patrick's, Dublin, 467, 468.
Clonmor. See Cloonmore.
Clonmult, Clommolt [co. Cork], parish church of, distance of, from Dungourney, 158.
-, vicarage of, 158, 159.
Clonmyn. See Clonmeen.
Clonreyse. See Clonrush.
Clonrush, Clonreyse [co. Galway], vicarage of, 796.
Clontuskert, Clontuascrart Omane, Clontuoskert Omane, Cluantaiasceart Omane, Cluayntuasgeret, Cluayn Tuaysgertha Omayne, Elnayntuastert Omane [co. Galway], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, of the order of Arrouaise, prior of, papal mandatary, 84, 293, 395.
-, -, Donatus prior of.See O'Kelly alias O'Madden.
-, -, John prior of. See O'Kelly.
-, -, Thady prior of. See O'Kelly.
-, -, canons of. See Macattanayn, Maurus; O'Kelly, Thady.
Cloonmore, Clonmor [in Crossboyne parish, co. Mayo], a prebend in Tuam, 81.
Clopton, John, indult to, 615.
-, -, Alice his wife, 615.
Closeburn, Closbarii [co. Dumfries], rectory of, appropriated to Kelso abbey, 502.
Clothayncayth sive Farchimanach [Clochan in the Taxatio, Clonkytt, in the Fiants of Elizabeth, co. Kerry], tithes etc. of, farm of, 378, 379.
Clouel. See Clovelly.
Clovelly, Clouel [co. Devon], parish church of All Saints, rectory of, 822.
Cloven [sis] (recte Clonen[sis]). See Cloyne.
Cloynarthay alias Sradbaly. See Stradbally, co. Limerick.
Cloyndagat. See Clondagad.
Cloyndalayn. See Clondulane.
Cloyne, Clonen[sis], Cloven[sis], [co Cork], bishop of, collation made by, 658.
-, -, disposal of a reserved canonry by, 164, 165.
-, -, institution by, 200, 214.
-, -, papal mandatary, 9, 184, 293, 331, 543, 639.
-, - See also Cork and Cloyne.
-, Jordan bishop of. See Purcell.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 42, 47, 53, 416, 596, 624, 662, 672.
-, Donatus dean of. See Magrath.
-, Heoth (sic) dean of. See Heoth, Robert.
-, Philip dean of. See Roche.
-, Robert late dean of. See Heoth.
-, deanery of, value of, 778.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 7 (bis), 53, 107 (bis), 116, 165, 179, 203, 482, 515, 551.
-, William archdeacon of. See Roche.
-, Dermit chancellor of. See Oleyn.
-, Nicholas chancellor of. See Head.
-, Rory chancellor of. See Macconmara.
-, William chancellor of. See Picoyd.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 778.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 47, 53 (bis), 116 (bis), 124, 170, 179, 308, 331, 340, 596, 647, 662, 672.
-, Maurice precentor of. See Okyelliri and Stanton.
-, sacrist of, papal mandatary, 440.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 53, 107 (bis), 170, 308, 340, 481, 596, 647, 662.
-, John treasurer of. See Franches.
-, Nicholas treasurer of. See Barry.
-, canons of. See FitzRichard, Gerald; Fyd, John; Geraldinis, Gerald de; Macchoyd, Gerald; Macconmara, Odo; Macconmara, Rory; Macwyht, Gerald; O'Carroll, Donald; Ocayrneain, William; Ocombay, Donald; Ocynayd, Cornelius; O'Hely, Dermit; O'Hely, Maurice; O'Hely, Thomas; O'Keeffe, Dermit; Oleyn, Dermit; O'Mulqueen, Eugenius; O'sullivan, Maurice; Purcell, John (1) and (2); Purcell, Richard; Roche, Henry; Roche, John; Selly, John; Stack, John; Stanton, Maurice.
-, intruded canon of. See Oteye, Cornelius.
-, chapter of, consent of, to the union of certain parish churches to the mensa of Youghal collegiate church, 624.
-, prebends in. See Aghultie; Caherultan; Coole and Britway; Cooliney and Imphrick; Donaghmore, co. Cork, E.R.; Kilmacdonogh; Subulter.
-, cathedral church of, residence at, 368.
-, synodal constitutions of, 205.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 111, 476, 706.
-, diocese of, farm of monastic possessions in, 331, 332.
-, -, persons of, 7, 9 (bis), 17, 23, 25, 29, 43 (bis), 49, 83, 116, 120, 161, 170, 200 (bis), 214, 275, 277, 308, 331, 333, 360, 368 (bis), 416, 424, 472, 481, 515, 542, 551, 566, 569, 573, 596, 639, 648, 654, 658, 662, 672, 689 (bis), 699 (bis), 701, 704, 706 (bis), 713, 759, 792.
-, -, places in. See Aghabulloge; Aghern; Ballybeg; Ballyclogh; Ballymacask; Ballynoe; Ballyspillane; Bridgetown; Carrigleamleary; Carrigtohill; Castlemagner; Clonfert, co. Cork; Clonmeen; Clondrohid; Clonmult; Dangerdonovan; Dungourney; Fermoy; Faulaghtyonyn; Kilbroney; Kilcrumper; Kildorrery; Killeagh; Kilmahon; Kilnamartery; Litter; Mallow; Macroney; Middleton; Monanimy; Rathbarry; Rathcormack; Templebelagh; Templeroan; Tullylease; Youghal.
-, -, rectory in, xxx.
-, -, vicarages in, xxxii (bis).
-, rectius Clonfert, Cornelius Ocynaid a canon of, 203.
-, rectius Clonmacnoise, canon of. See Ruth alias Magruhert, Thomas.
-, rectius Cork, diocese of, place in. See Rathclarin.
Cloynlaegh. See Clonlea.
Cloynnahacglasse, in the diocese of Achonry, vicarage of, 775, 776.
Cluaincope. See Termonbarry.
Cluainkaa. See Clonca.
Cluanen [sis]. See Clonmacnoise.
Cluanes. See Clones.
Cluantaiasceart Omane. See Clontuskert.
Cluayndachorcali, Cluayndacorkach.See Clondahorky.
Cluaynlaig. See Clonleigh.
Cluayntuasgeret, Cluayn Tuaysgertha Omayne. See Clontuskert.
Cluaynarde. See Clonard.
Cluayndalaed. See Clondalee.
Clunen [sis]. See Clonmacnoise.
Cluny [Saône-et-Loire, France], Cluniac abbey, abbot of, chamberlain and vicar-general of.See Daniel, John.
-, -, -, right of, to institute the prior of Lenton, 63.
Cluoindagat. See Clondagad.
Cluonberyd. See Clonbern.
Cluonen [sis]. See Clonmacnoise.
-, erroneously written for Clonen[sis], 769.
Cluyandacorkach (recte Cluayndacorkach). See Clondahorky.
Clyfton. See Clifton.
Clyonberyd. See Clonbern.
Clystoun (recte Clyftoun) Campvile.See Clifton Campville.
Clyve, William. See Wynde.
Cnocarcha (recte Cnocracha). See Knockrath.
Cnok. See Knock.
Coc. See Cook.
Coca. See Didaci de Coca.
Cockburn, Kokburn', Alexander de, of Langton, keeper of the great seal of Robert III, witness, 734.
-, Rokburn, John, the younger, knight, a litigant in the court of the official of St. Andrews, 570.
-, Henry, clerk, [bishop-] elect of Ross [in Scotland], provision of, 105.
-, -, faculty for the ordination and consecration of, 106.
-, -, oath etc. of, 106.
Cockpull, Carpuylle [in Ruthwell, co. Dumfries], Charles Murray lord of, 592.
Cocquerel, Hector de, a canon of Rouen, rector of the parish church of St. Peter, Montfortsur-Rille, 182, 183.
-, -, provision of, 606.
Codford St. Mary, Cadfridi [co. Wilts], parish church of St. Mary, rectory of, 182.
Codington. See Cuddington.
Codysbroke. See Cottesbrook.
Coetivy, Alan de, cardinal bishop of Palestrina, ruler of the city and diocese of Avignon, vicargeneral of. See Monypeny, George.
Coggeshall, Little, Coggeshale [co. Essex], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, profession made in, 66, 67.
Coir, Patrick, late a canon of Ossory and prebendary of Freshford, 656.
Cok. See Cook.
Cokburn. See Cockburn.
Coke. See Cook.
Cokefeld, Thomas, a friar preacher, dispensation to, 412.
Cokett, John, vicar of Gorleston, dispensation to, 506.
Cokkes, John, priest, indult to, 774.
Cokkys, William, vicar of Castle Acre, claim of, for increase of his portion, 566.
Colbanton, Colbenton. See Covington.
Colberg, Colbergen[sis], [Pomerania, Germany], collegiate church of St. Mary, provost of, papal mandatary, 386.
Colcestria . See Colchester.
Colcestrie , altered from Cicestren[sis], 491 note.
Colcestris (recte Colcestrie). See Colchester.
Colchester, Colcestria, Colcestris, Colgestria [co. Essex], parish church of St. Leonard, rectory of, 491, 492.
-, Benedictine abbey of St. John, abbot of, papal mandatary, 175, 560.
-, -, monk of. See Stanground, John.
Colden, David, vicar of Saline, dispensation to, 636.
-, -, a canon of Dunkeld, and vicar of Saline, 312, 313.
-, -, rector of Forteviot, proctor of James Lewinton, 391.
Coldingham, Coldingam, Coldyngham [co. Berwick], Benedictine priory of St. Mary, founded by the kings of Scotland, united to Durham priory, John prior of. See Home and Pinger.
-, -, John, prior and the convent of, grant of the office of bailey (ballivus) made by, 620.
-, -, Patrick prior commendatary of. See Home.
-, -, prior and convent of, procurations etc. due from, 321.
-, -, convent of, 321, 322.
-, -, monks of, number of, 232, 233.
-, -, separated from Durham priory, 233.
-, -, sequestration of, to be revoked, 252.
-, -, visitation of, 321.
-, -, bailey (ballivus) of.See Home, Alexander.
-, -, lands and yearly rents of, 620.
Cole, Richard, master or warden of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Northampton, dispensation to, 583.
Coleraine, Culrayn [co. Londonderry], vicarage of, 538.
Colgestria . See Colchester.
Colini, Nigel, to be a rector in the diocese of Argyle, xxxiv.
Colinton (or Hailes), de Halis [co. Edinburgh], rectory of, 120.
Coll, Walter, rector of Ladock, dispensation to, 799.
Collace, Cullas [co. Perth], rectory of, 373, 785.
Colle Nigre , recte Celle Nigre, abbey.See Londonderry.
Colleboun, Collebouum (i.e. Oxmount). See Kilmurry.
Collis , A. de, 236, 237, 238, 240, 241, 242, 371, 372, 373, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 387.
Collis victorie , abbey. See Knockmoy.
Colmonell, Calmanal [co. Ayr], chapel of St. Ninian in the parish of, indulgence for persons visiting and giving alms to, 580.
Colocen [sis]. See Kalocza and Kolossi.
Colon. See Cowlam.
Colonen [sis], written in error for Clonen[sis], 664.
-, corrected to Clonen[sis], 272.
Colonien [sis], corrected to Clonen[sis] (i.e. Cloyne), 17 note, 276.
-, a mistake in the Rubricelle for Clonen[sis], 341.
Colonsay, co. Argyll. See Oransay.
Colos. See Culross.
Colquhoun, Colquhown, John de, knight, lord of Luss, indult to, 460.
-, -, wife of, 460.
-, Culquon, Patrick de, farmer of Glasgow chapter land, xxvi.
Colros, Cols. See Culross.
Colscriff (recte Colstuff). See Coolstuff.
Colsten, Robert, rector of Kirkchrist and a papal chaplain, 208.
Colston, Thomas, abbot of Tintern, indult to, 703.
Coltishall, Cawetshale [co. Norfolk], rectory of, united to the mastership of the hospital of St. Giles, Norwich, xxxix.
Colurtuby, co. Wigtown, 400.
Colville, John, clerk, dispensation to, 585.
-, Colvile, John, clerk, a notary public, 402.
Coly, Walter, party to a matrimonial suit, 653, 654.
-, Walter, one of the masters of the fabric of Peterstone church, suit against, 804.
Colyn, John, priest, de facto a canon of Lismore and prebendary of Kilrossanty, 304.
Colynson, Robert, [bishop-]elect of Ross [in Ireland], provision of, 93.
Comar. See Cumber, Upper.
Combe, Peter, a monk of the abbey of St. Andrew, Vienne, dispensation to, 647 note.
Comber, Commor [co. Down], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 749.
Combwell, Combewell [in Goudhurst, co. Kent], Augustinian priory, Henry prior of. See Cranebrok.
Comen [sis]. See Como.
Comensis , Nicolaus, papal letters rubricated by, 561 note.
Comhier. See Abbey cwmhir.
Commor. See Comber.
Como, Comensis [Italy], Nicholaus Casanova of, 769 note.
Composchenech. See Cambuskenneth.
Compostela [Spain], canon of, 210note.
Comyn, William, priest, a notary public, 206.
-, William, rector of Saxby, 214.
Comyrnavld. See Cumbernauld.
Conail. See Greatconnell.
Conchen [sis]. See Cuença.
Concordia, Concordien[sis], [Veneto, Italy], A[ntonius] bishop of.See Feletto.
Concordien[sis], A., 6, 8, 35, 45, 47, 60, 92.
-, -, hands registers to the rubricatores, 40 note, 42note.
Concressault, Conressault [Cher, France], William de Monypenny lord of, 741.
Condomen [sis], written in error for London[ensis], 702 note.
Condulmarius , Johannes, banker of the papal Camera, 382 note.
Condun, David, clerk, to be a canon of Clonfert and prebendary of Ciullcuban, 203.
-, David, a canon of Abbeygormacan, to be abbot of the same and rector of Kilreekill annexed thereto, 562.
-, John. See Macgranstrorach.
Conell’ (or Couell’), John, indult to, 773.
Conflerten [sis], a mistake for Clonferten[sis], xxxii.
Cong [co. Mayo], Augustinian abbey, abbot and convent of, right of appointment to Gill abbey, Cork, belonging to, 303.
- See also Mayrinlind.
Conge, John, late a canon of Wilton and prebendary of South Newton, 712.
Coningsby, Conyngesby [co. Lincoln], Richard Wellys of, 206.
Coningum, Margaret Burley of, 463.
Connallis , priory de, Connayl, Connell. See Greatconnell.
Connere, John, bishop of Annaghdown, resignation made to, 38.
Connor, Conneren[sis], [co. Antrim], John bishop of. See Festade.
-, Patrick late bishop-elect of, 13.
-, Simon [bishop-]elect of, a friar preacher, provision of, 12, 13.
-, -, obligatio of, 13.
-, -, to reside in his bishopric, 13.
-, bishop of. See also Down and Connor.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 106, 538.
-, Donatus archdeacon of. See Ocaelti.
-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 13.
-, cathedral church of, statutes of, 749.
-, city and diocese of, clergy and people of, papal letters to, 694.
-, -, intimidation in, 749.
-, -, Simon bishop-elect of Connor, not to exercise pontifical offices without, 13.
-, diocese of, persons of, 538, 749.
-, -, places in. See Antrim; Coleraine; Kells, co. Antrim; Muckamore; Woodburn.
- See also Kells, co. Antrim.
Conradus . See Cziremberg.
Conressault. See Concressault.
Constable, Robert, lord of Flamborough, indult to, 589.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 589.
-, William, dispensation to, xxxvi.
Contyngham. See Cotyngham.
Convech (recte Conveth). See Laurencekirk.
Conventren [sis]. See Coventry.
Conveth, Convoth. See Laurencekirk.
Conwal, Cunnmail [co. Donegal], vicarage of, 797, 798.
Conyegham (recte Conyngham). See Cunningham.
Conyers, Christopher, lord of the place of Rudby in Cleveland, indult to, 700.
Conyngesby. See Coningsby.
Conyngham. See Cunningham.
Cook, Coc, David, a canon of Killala, papal mandatary, 736.
-, John, rector of Bromeswell, 490.
-, Cok, John, rector of Lilley, and litigant therefor, 569.
-, -, a claimant to the rectory of Lilley, 650.
-, Couk, John, de facto vicar of Marykirk, 337, 338.
-, Coke, Laurence, one of the lords of Lavenham, indult to, 619.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 619.
Coolcor, Culcorra, Culcorro [now part of Ballyburly, King's county], rectory of, 527, 528.
Coole, Cuilcholling, Cuyl, Cuylcallynn, Cuyll [co. Cork], a prebend (with Britway) in Cloyne, 22, 23, 164, 165, 658.
Cooliney, Croylleny [co. Cork], a prebend (with Imphrick) in Cloyne, 117.
Coolstuff, Colscriff [co. Wexford], rectory of, annexed to the prebend of Killegney, 145, 146.
Cope, Robert, dispensed to remain in his marriage, 761.
-, -, godmother of, 761.
-, -, wife of. See Fuller, alias Cowper, Margaret.
Coper. See Cowper.
Cophull, Henry, to be a notary public, 697.
Coppinis, Francis de, bishop of Terni, papal nuncio in England and Ireland, dispensation granted by, 467.
Coppyng, Robert. See Camel.
Cor ., A. (i.e. A. de Cortesiis), 276.
Coradinus . See Corradinus.
Corbally, co. Tipperary. See Monaincha.
Corcagen [sis]. See Cork.
-, wrongly written Carcagien[sis], 612.
Corchimohyt. See Corcomohide.
Corcomada. See Kilkerrin.
Corcomohide, Corchimohyt [cos. Cork and Limerick], vicarage of, 811, 812.
Corcomroe, de Petra fertili, de Petro (sic) fertili [in Abbey parish, co. Clare], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 82, 274, 660.
Cori, Patrick, clerk, late precentor of Limerick, 117.
Cork, Carcagien[sis], Corcagen[sis], Corkagen[sis], [co. Cork], bishop of, papal mandatary, 424, 442.
-, -, presentation made to, and institution made by, 289.
-, -, provision made by, 689.
-, -, rights of, saved, 303.
-, John bishop of, residing in the diocese of Utrecht, papal mandatary, 47.
-, Jordan bishop of. See Purcell.
-, bishop of. See also Cork and Cloyne.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 29, 215 (bis), 289, 302, 331, 417, 559.
-, Thomas dean of. See Cornis.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 29, 180.
-, David archdeacon of. See Lecurcy and Myagh.
-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 327, 713.
-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 29, 124, 180, 289, 542, 713.
-, Donatus precentor of. See O'Riordan.
-, John precentor of. See de Geraldinis.
-, Thomas precentor of. See O'Hely.
-, alleged precentor of. See Geraldinis, John de.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 180, 215 (bis), 327, 713.
-, canons of. See Buler, John; Gogan, Maurice; Lecurcy, David; Mandeville, Edmund; O'Carroll, Donald; Ocormyk, Lactinus; Ocronyn, John; Odally, Thady; O'Donovan, Donatus; O'Driscoll, Macrobius; Ohalynayn, David; Ohiarlachigh, Donald; O'Keeffe, Dermit; Okyelliri, Maurice; Omongan, Donatus; Omurihuly, Renaldus; O'Riordan, Donatus; O'sullivan, Maurice; Osyahcayn, Dermit; Purcell, Richard; Roche, Philip; Stanton, Maurice; Tirry, John; Walsh, Richard; White, John.
-, de facto canons. See O'Riordan, Donatus; Osannycayn, alias Oscolan, Thomas.
-, prebends in. See Caherlag; Desertmore; Dromdaleague; Inishkenny; Kilgobbin; Killanully; Killaspugmullane.
-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 555, 658, 689.
-, diocese of, archdeaconry in, xxxi.
-, -, farm of monastic possessions in, 331, 332.
-, -, monastery in, xxx.
-, -, persons of, 42, 215 (bis), 289, 424, 442 (bis), 588, 591, 612, 689, 703 (bis), 713, 741, 821.
-, -, places in. See Aglish; Belgooly; Caheragh; Carrigillihy; Cork (Gill abbey); Desertserges; Fanlobbus; Inishkenny; Kilnaglory; Leighmoney; Little Island; Rathclarin; Ringrone; Tisaxon; Tracton; Tubbrid.
-, -, places said to be in, but recte in Cloyne. See Carrigtohill; Rathcormack; Templeroan.
-, -, rectory in, xxxi.
-, -, vicarages in, xxiv, xxxi, xxxii.
-, Gill abbey or St. Finbar's Cave, de Antro, de antro Sancti Fimbarri, de antro Sancti Fymbarii, de antro Sancti Simbarii, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, alias St. John the Evangelist, without the walls, abbot of, papal mandatary, 360, 792, 821.
-, -, Cornelius abbot of.See Offlayn.
-, -, Donald abbot of.See Mackcallacayn.
-, -, Richard, de facto abbot of. See Walsh.
-, -, right of appointment to, belonging to the abbot and convent of Cong, 303.
Cork and Cloyne, bishop of, resignations made to, and exchange carried out by, 43.
-, Gerald bishop of. See FitzRichard.
-, Jordan bishop of. See Purcell.
Corkcomuga. See Kilkerrin.
Corned, John, rector of Hollesley, papal letters exemplified for, 283.
-, -, grant to, 285.
Cornelii, Thomas, to have the ministry of an altar in the diocese of Limerick, xxiv.
Cornis, Thomas, dean of Cork, and de facto a canon of Lismore and prebendary of Donaghmore, co. Tipperary, 688.
Cornyssh, Thomas, lord of Thoresby, indult to, 615.
Coronensis , B., 95, 152, 163, 174, 177, 180, 184, 187, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 197, 204, 206, 397, 400, 401, 409, 415, 421, 422, 423.
Corradinus , Coradinus, 285, 288, 290, 291, 292.
Corran. See Corraun.
Corran, Docharam [a barony in co. Sligo] and Ballymote (q.v.), rectory of the rural lands of, 81.
Corraun, Corran [in Kildacommoge parish, co. Mayo], vicarage of, 36, 416.
Corrudis. See Carruthers.
Corstorphine, Corstorphyne, Korstorphin, Rorstorphin, Toustorfin [co. Edinburgh], secular and collegiate church, provost of, papal mandatary, 114, 347, 610, 633.
-, -, chaplaincy in, 609, 610.
-, -, -, patron of.See Forstarii, Alexander.
-, lord of. See Forstarii, Alexander.
Cortachy, Cortoquhy [co. Forfar], parish church of, annexed to the capitular mensa of Brechin, vicar's portion of, 450.
-, vicar of. See Stephani, Robert.
Cortesiis , A. de, 5 and passim.
Cortoquhy. See Cortachy.
Corzulen [sis]. See Curzola.
Costa , register handed to, for rubrication, 398 note.
Cosyn, John, an Augustinian canon of West Acre, dispensation to, 508.
Cota , Sancius, Sancius de, search in registers made for, 443 note, 444 note.
Cotis, Edmund, party to a matrimonial suit, 486.
-, -, wife of. See Wytecastell, Helen.
-, Robert, to be vicar of Dalmeny, 736, 737.
Cotmanend [? in Fenny Stratford, co. Buckingham], inhabitants of, petition of, 784.
-, distance of, from the parish church of Bletchley, 784.
Cottesbrook, Codysbroke [co. Northampton], Thomas Hertishorne lord of, 615.
Cotyngham, Contyngham, John, abbot of St. Mary's, York, and the convent of the same, grant by, 260–262.
Cotyr, Cetyr, Thomas de, rector of parcel of the rectory of Tubbrid, charges against, 124.
Couell’. See Conell'.
Couk. See Cook.
Coupar-Angus, Coupar, de Cupro [co. Forfar], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 62, 63, 86, 337, 413.
-, -, David abbot of. See Bane.
-, -, John abbot of. See Hudton.
-, -, William abbot of.See Blare.
-, -, monks of. See Bane, David; Guthery, James.
-, -, convent of, papal letters to, 222.
Couper. See Cowper.
Coupland, Cowplande [co. Cumberland], rural deanery of, 768.
Courtenay, Courtenei, Peter, archdeacon of Wilton, charge against, 628.
-, Curthenay, Richard, proctor of Edward IV at the Roman court and papal nuncio in England, 230.
Coutances [Manche, France], Benedict [bishop-]elect of. See de Montferrand.
Coveney, Koveney [co. Cambridge], Benedictine nuns’ priory, Agnes Cauod to be allowed to remain in, 541.
Coventry, Conventren[sis], [co. Warwick], bishop of, papal mandatary, 724.
-, - See also Lichfield and Coventry.
-, parish church of St. Michael, altar of Jesus erected by the gild of the Clothiers in, indulgence for persons visiting etc., 644.
-, -, confraternity of Jesus in, 762.
-, -, -, indult to brethren and sisters of, 772.
-, -, -, indulgence to persons giving alms to, 761, 762.
-, Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 63.
-, -, monk of. See Drouth, Richard.
-, brethren and sisters of the confraternity of the Clothiers of, 644.
-, letters patent dated at, 261.
-, plague in, 644.
- See also Covinen[sis].
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of and diocese of. See Lichfield and Coventry.
Covinen [sis] [? Coventry], diocese of, vicarage in, xxvii.
Covington, Colbanton, Colbenton [co. Lanark], rectory of, 188, 520.
Cowlam, Colon [co. York], Robert Thomlinson lord of, 815.
Cowlton, Thomas, rector of Foulmere, dispensation to, 763.
Cowper, Couper, John, to be a notary public, 698.
-, Margaret. See Fuller alias Cowper.
-, Coper, William, to be a notary public, 698.
-, -, indult to, 705.
Cowplande. See Coupland.
Crabbe, John, to be a notary public, 814 note.
Craffurd, Craffurdia. See Crawford.
Crag, le Crag. See Craig.
Cragmellour. See Craigmillar.
Craig, Crag, le Crag [in Whiteherne, co. Wigtown], lease of, 42, 400.
Craig (or Inchbrayock) [co. Forfar], parish church of St. Brioc, vicarage or pensionaria of, 362, 797.
Craigmillar, Cragmellour [in Liberton, co. Edinburgh], William Preston lord of, 702.
Crail, Cral [co. Fife], vicarage of, 311.
Cramond, Crawione, Crawmdut, Crawmonde, Crawmone [cos. Edinburgh and Linlithgow], vicarage of, 348, 349, 610.
-, William Fergusii vicar of, 636.
Cranach, John, bishop of Brechin, institution made by, 722.
Crane, Robert, indult to, 619.
-, -, Isabel his wife, 619.
Cranebrok, Henry, prior of Combwell and rector of Burwash, provision of the see of Joppa to, 696.
-, -, faculty for the consecration of, 696.
-, -, dispensation to hold his priory and rectory in commendam granted to, 696.
-, -, indult to, that he may exercise pontifical offices in the city and diocese of Canterbury, 696.
Craufurd. See Crawford, Nicholas.
Crausard. See Crawford, John.
Crawford, Craffurdia, earl of. See Lindsay, David.
Crawford, Archibald, abbot of Holy Rood, Edinburgh, bull directed to, 390.
-, -, delivery of charters etc. to notaries by, 731.
-, -, exemplification made at the request of, 734.
-, -, hospital erected by, 761.
-, -, petitions of, 725, 730, 735.
-, Crausard, John, dispensation to, xxviii.
-, Craufurde, John, an Augustinian canon of Holyrood, Edinburgh, successively vicar of Balmaghie, vicar of Bara, and vicar of St. Cuthbert under the castle, Edinburgh, 217, 218.
-, -, to have collation afresh of the vicarage of St. Cuthbert under the castle, Edinburgh, 218.
-, Craufurd, Nicholas de, late prior of Jedburgh, 110.
-, Craffurd, Nicholas de, late prior of Restennet, 362.
Crawione, Crawmdut, Crawmonde, Crawmone. See Cramond.
Craybeach, Crayuieach. See Creagh.
Crcchton (recte Crechton). See Crichton.
Creagh, Caybaach, Criach alias Gortnacloghy, Craybeach, Gortnagloti alias Crayuieach [co. Cork], rectory of, 38, 624.
-, vicarage of, 657, 669.
Creagh, William, bishop of Limerick, arbitrator, sentence of, 117.
-, -, brother of, 629.
-, -, collations made by, 397, 629.
-, -, presentation made to, and institution made by, 707.
-, -, favouritism shown by, 708.
-, -, sometime a canon of Limerick and prebendary of St. Munchin's, 690.
-, -, death of, 694.
Crechton. See Crichton.
Crede, Thomas, one of the masters of the fabric of Peterstone church, suit against, 804.
Crehton. See Crichton.
Crede, Thomas, one of the masters of the fabric of Peterstone church, suit against, 804.
Crehtom. See Grethon.
Crehton, lord. See Crichton, William.
Creigh, Cryth [co. Fife], rectory of, appropriation of, 63.
Cremonensibus , Jo. de, 328.
Cressen[er], Alexander, lord of Ferrers, indult to, 616.
-, -, Cecily his wife, 616.
Cretheon, Crethon, Crethton, Creython. See Crichton.
Criach, alias Gortnacloghy. See Creagh.
Crichton, Chretheon, Creython [co. Edinburgh], collegiate church, provost of, papal mandatary, 663.
-, William Crichton lord of, 652.
Crichton, Cretheon, Alexander, indult to, 773.
-, Crethton, George de, late a canon of St. Mary Hugh, St. Andrews, and prebendary of Uphall, 146.
-, Crehtom, Crethon, Grethon, Henry, to be abbot (or prior) of a monastery in the diocese of Glasgow, xxi.
-, - (incorrectly styled John), priest, a monk of Paisley, absolution for, 306.
-, -, provision of the abbey of Paisley to, 306.
-, -, faculty for the blessing of, 307.
-, -, oath etc. of, 307.
-, -, sometime a monk of Dunfermline, 238, 239.
-, Crechton, Crethton, James, baron of Ruthven, indults to; 593, 610.
-, -, children of, 611.
-, -, wife of, 593, 611.
-, Crcchton, Crethon, John, a canon of Glasgow, papal mandatary, 277, 449.
-, Creython, William, lord Crichton, Crehton, chancellor and kinsman of James II, king of Scots, witness, 733.
-, -, a litigant in the court of the official of St. Andrews, 652.
Crisotomi , Johannes, witness, 392.
Cristall, Cristaull’, abbey de. See Kirkstall.
Croden. See Cruden.
Crofte, Margaret. See Croste.
Croghan, Kylcorbuy, Kyllcorbiry, Kylleorbiry [i.e. Kilcorbry, q.v.], alias Cruachan, Cruokayn [King's county], rectory of, 137, 138, 448.
Crooke, Edward, rector of Lilley and a litigant for the same, 569, 650, 651.
Crosar, William, late archdeacon of Lothian, 311, 347.
Crosmalina. See Crossmolina.
Crossboyne, co. Mayo. See Carrownskehaun and Cloonmore.
Crosse, Edmund, priest, indult to, 616.
-, John son of William, dwelling at Calais, dispensed to marry, 439.
-, -, godfather of. See Rede, Andrew.
-, -, wife of. See Rede, Beatrice daughter of Andrew.
-, Thomas, a friar preacher, indult to, 421.
Crossmolina, Crosmalina [co. Mayo], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 154.
Croste (? Crofte), Margaret, a nun of Seton, dispensation to, 739.
Crouden. See Cruden.
Crowbrygge. See Trowbridge.
Croylleny. See Cooliney.
Cruachan. See Croghan.
Cruce . See Sancta Cruce, Petrus de.
Crucibus, Nicholas de, bishop of Hvar, papal mandatary, 767.
Cruden, Croden, Crouden, Grudan [co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Aberdeen, 119, 374 note, 451, 786.
Cruokayn. See Croghan.
Crwly (?) recte Erwyn. See Irvine.
Crynarth, Roger, rector of Llandderfel, 182.
Cryth. See Creigh.
Cuddington, Codington [co. Buckingham], Anne Oictelade of, 487.
Cuença, Conchen[sis], [Spain], archdeaconry of Hurte in the church of, 311, 418, 430, 433, 470 (bis), 610, 633, 748, 764, 820.
Cuilcholling. See Coole.
Cuistius , search made in register for, 783 note.
Culan, Alexander, to be a canon of Aberdeen and prebendary of Aboyne, 404.
Culbridin, alias Seentuamair. See Castleterra.
Culcorra, Culcorro. See Coolcor.
Cullas. See Collace.
Cullen, Cwlly alla [in Duhallow barony, co. Cork], united vicarages of Nohovaldaly and, 802, 803.
Culmane. See Magheraculmoney.
Culquon. See Colquhoun.
Culrayn. See Coleraine.
Culross, Colos, Cols, Colros [co. Perth], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 666.
-, -, monk of. See Rate, James.
Culter, Cultre [cos. Lanark and Peebles], rector of. See Schoriswod, George de.
Cumber, Upper, Comar [co. Londonderry], rectory of, to be erected into a prebend in Derry, 548, 549.
Cumbernauld, Comyrnavld [co. Dumbarton], Robert Flemyng lord of, 593.
Cumhy (recte Cunchy), Cunchy, Cunhy. See Quin.
Cunningham, Conyngham, Cunymgham, Cunyngham, Alan, Alan de, clerk, provided to the vicarage of Innerwick, 307, 308.
-, -, to be vicar of Galston, 449, 450, 751.
-, -, to be vicar of Kirkbean, 313.
-, Canigham, Clinymgham, Cony[n]gham, Edward, Edward de, sometime vicar of Galston and a litigant for the same, 314, 377, 751.
-, -, charges against, 449, 450.
-, Cunyngam, Nigel, a litigant before the official of St. Andrews, 679.
-, -, wife of. See Melwel, Agnes.
-, Conyegham, Robert de, late vicar of Galston, 314.
Cunnmail. See Conwal.
Cunthy. See Quin.
Cunymgham, Cunyngam, Cunyngham. See Cunningham.
Cupro , abbey de. See CouparAngus.
Curnog, John, sometime treasurer of Limerick, 629.
Curraghgrane More, Chorocroynhun [in Desert, co. Cork], a prebend in Ross, 202.
Cursi. See Cursy.
Cursruhara, in the diocese of Cork, rectory of, 215.
Cursy, James, dispensed to marry, 424.
-, Cursi, James, de facto vicar of Ringrone, 418.
-, Cursey, James de. See Macstephna.
Curteys, William, to be a notary public, 585.
Curthenay. See Courtenay.
Curtour, Alexander, vicar of Dunsyre and chaplain at the altar of St. Catherine in the church of St. Giles, Edinburgh, dispensation to, 95.
Curzola, Corzulen[sis], [Dalmatia], Luke archdeacon of. See de Tolentis.
Cusing, Cwsing, John, chaplain at the altar of St. Margaret the Queen in Dundee parish church, to be rector of Kinloch, 6.
-, John, priest, to be vicar of Kelton, 281.
-, Cusyn, Walter, a canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 191.
Cuyl, Cuylcallynn, Cuyll. See Coole.
Cuylofloynd (i.e. Cuil O'Flynn), in the diocese of Kilmore, vicarage of the rural lands called the plebs of, erected into a prebend (temporary) of Kilmore, 68, 69.
Cuylogoich, in the diocese of Ardfert, rectory of, united to the abbey of Greatconnell, farm of, 582, 583.
Cwlly alla, parish church de. See Cullen.
Cwsing. See Cusing.
Cyllacamog. See Kildacommoge.
Cylleahtaig. See Killaghtee.
Cyllmulonag. See Kilmalinoge.
Cylluan. See Killoon.
Cyllwarayn. See Killuran.
Cylmyan. See Kilmeen.
Cynyga[m]me. See Tyninghame.
Cyprus, the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr at Acre transferred to, and the order of St. Mary of the Teutons substituted therein, 33.
-, hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acre in, abandoned, 33.
-, -, made subject to the house at London, 33.
-, -, migration of the brethren of, to London, 33.
-, -, a brother of, made master of the house in London, 33.
-, revenues received by the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acre in London, from, 33.
Cziremberg, Conradus (C. or Conradus), a rubricator of papal letters, 393 note, 430 note, 444 note, 462 note.