D

Dacoraynd. See Doogary.

Dadyngton. See Deddington.

Daerweyn. See Darowen.

Dain [Thrace], George, bishop of, 454.

-, bishop of. See Brunne; Wesenborch.

Dalby, Dalbi, Cristiana, 626.

-, Thomas de, archdeacon of Richmond, 280, 286.

Dale, Margery, 353.

-, William, priest, 57.

Dale [co. Derby], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Mary, canon of, 117.

Dalewode. See Dalwood.

Dalham, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 418.

Dally, John, priest, 620.

Dalton, John, priest, rector of Leamington, 158, 248.

-, John de, priest (of the diocese of Durham), 33.

-, Peter de, treasurer of Lincoln, 54, 134.

-, Robert de, chantry priest in Lincoln cathedral church, 479.

Dalton on Tees, Dalton on These [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Dalwood, Dalewode, with Stockland [co. Devon], 443.

Dam [astown] [co. Dublin], 626.

Damerham, Domerham [co. Wilts], 350.

Danacourt, William, knight (of the diocese of Durham), 53.

-, -, Alice his relict, 53.

-, -, See Deyncourte.

Danalym Ficlouatonn and Danaly Muglhmir. See Dunally.

Danbury, John, abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol, 161.

Danbury, Dannebury [co. Essex], 397.

Danby, John, canon of London, 468, 583.

-, -, canon of York, 49, 143, 596.

Dancastre, Thomas de, donsel, 223.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 223.

Danesfort, Dunfert [co. Kilkenny], 480.

Dangandonovan, Dewengadinovnd and Dewnyrysst [co. Cork], 445.

Dangen. See Dingle.

Daniel, Danyel, Nicholas, dean of York, archdeacon of Winchester, chancellor of Wells, canon of Salisbury, rector of Symondsbury, 83, 221, 232, 255, 372 (Corrigenda), 373.

Danielis, William, of Daresbury, 461.

-, -, Margaret his daughter, 461.

Dankelwell. See Dunkeswell.

Dannebury. See Danbury.

Danvers, Robert, 353.

Dany or Davy, Richard. See Davy.

Darcy, Sir John, knight, lord of Knaith, 347, 569.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 569.

-, Philip, baron, 68, 531, 589.

-, -, Roger his son, clerk, 68.

-, -, William his son, clerk, 531, 589.

Dardani, James, papal collector in England, 628.

Darell, John, clerk, notary, 113.

Daresbury, Deresbury [co. Chester], William Danielis of, 461.

-, -, Margaret his daughter, 461.

Darfield, Derfelde [co. York. W.R.], 508.

-, See Derfeld.

Darker alias Balshale, William. See Balshale.

Darleton, Roger, 38.

-, -, Alice his wife, 38.

Darlington, Darlyngton, Derlyngton [co. Durham], collegiate church, canons of. See Hildiard; Sutton.

-, See Derlington.

Darowen, Daerweyn, Darweyn, Dayrwen [co. Montgomery], 582, 615.

Daruuaelan. See Derryvullan.

Darweyn. See Darowen.

Daunay, John de, Augustinian canon, 498.

Davenport, Roger, rector of Hawarden, 564.

Daventre, John, Augustinian canon, 132.

Davi, John, vicar of Chepstow, 258.

-, See Davy.

David, holding under William Pennard, 352.

David son of Terricius, 513.

David ap Gethynt, 283.

-, Eva, daughter of Llewelyn, his wife, 283.

David ap Gwilym, 58.

-, Wenlliam his wife, 58.

David ap Gwyllym, priest, 223.

David ap Howel, David ap Howell, canon of Llandaff, vicar of Bassaleg, 24, 99, 100.

David ap Howel ap Griffut, 388.

-, Angharet werch Richard his wife, 388.

David ap Jevar ap J. David ap Janckyn, priest, notary, 114.

-, Philip, rector of Llansadurnen, 203, 501.

-, See Lewis.

Davit ap Jorwerth ap Madoc, 237.

-, -, his wife, 237.

Davy or Dany, Richard, clerk, notary, 292.

-, See Davi.

Dawbron, John, clerk, notary, 292.

Dawen, William, priest, 221.

Dawtry, Thomas, of London, 235.

Dax [Landes, Gascony], bishop of, papal mandatary, 5, 6, 22–25, 27, 64, 70, 78–81, 83, 84, 86, 101, 110, 112, 113, 178, 214, 215, 260, 469.

-, Peter, bishop of, papal chamberlain and nuncio. See Bosco.

Dayrwen. See Darowen.

Debden, John, knight, 131.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 131.

Debden, Depedane, chantry in Petham church [co. Kent], 94.

Debenham, Robert, of Aylsham, priest, 224.

Deddington, Dadyngton [co. Oxford], 363.

Dedenal or Dodenal, Alice, 226.

Deerhurst, Durhurst [co. Gloucester], Benedictine priory, 401.

Delaund, John, donsel, 567.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 567.

Delgany, Delgeny [co. Wicklow], 597.

Delkerre, Laurence. See Kerre.

Denchworth, Denkelworth [co. Berks], 351.

Dene, John atte, layman, 353.

-, John, canon and chantry priest of Ripon, rector of Brandsby, 379, 380.

-, William, priest, 136.

Deneford. See Denford.

Deneye. See Denny.

Deneys, Richard, Augustinian canon, vicar of Kimbolton, 16.

-, See Dennys; Denys; Doneys, Dyonys.

Denford, Deneford, Denforde [co. Northants], 369, 462, 463, 473, 474.

Dengayne, Catherine, widow, 128, 140.

Denham, Richard, vicar (rector) of Leamington, 158.

Denham [co. Bucks], 435.

Denkelworth. See Denchworth.

Dennington, Dynyngton [co. Suffolk], William Philipp of, donsel, 624.

-, See Denyngton.

-, See also Philippe.

Denny, Deneye, Denney [co. Cambridge], abbey of Minoresses, 91.

-, -, abbess and convent of, 573.

Dennys, Nicholas, archdeacon of Leighlin, rector of Mulinacuff, 342.

-, See Deneys; Denys; Doneys; Dyonys.

Denston, de Nardiston [co. Suffolk], Nicholas Seman of, rector of Stradishall, 315.

Dent, John, priest, 36.

-, Richard, 36.

-, -, Joan his wife, 36.

-, William, canon of St. Mary de Clisione (q.v.), 295.

-, William de, 91.

-, -, Joan de Halnathby his wife, 91.

Denthon. See Denton.

Denton, John, priest, 58.

Denton, Denthon [co. Cumberland], 513.

Denyngton, John, donsel, 36, 55.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 36, 55.

-, See Dennington.

Denys, Robert, 121.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 121.

-, See Deneys; Dennys; Doneys; Dyonys.

Depedane, chantry in Petham. See Debden.

Depham alias Tylgod, John, priest, 561.

Deping, John, John de Ping, Friar Preacher, bishop of Lismore and Waterford, 22, 289.

Derbeye. See Derby.

Derby, John de, dean of Chester le Street, papal chaplain, 116.

Derby, Derbeye [co. Derby], archdeacon of. See Oudeby.

-, Friars Preachers’ house, friar of, 514.

-, William Irland of, 134.

-, -, Emmota his wife, 134.

-, earl of. See Henry of Bolingbroke.

Dereham, West, Derham, West Derham, Weste Derham [co. Norfolk], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 251, 380.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 196, 197, 415, 416.

-, -, church of, 414.

-, church of St. Peter united to St. Andrew's, 415, 416.

-, See Derham.

Deresbury. See Daresbury.

Derfeld, Derfelde, Hugh, priest, 224.

-, Robert, clerk, 205.

-, Thomas, rector of Leamington, 158, 188, 241, 248.

Derfelde. See Darfield.

Derg, Derge. See Abbeyderg.

Derham, Richard, priest, 620.

Derham. See Dereham, West.

Derlington, Derlyngton, John, archdeacon of Norwich, 72, 146, 518.

-, John, Cistercian, 413.

Derlyngton. See Darlington.

Dernbrok, John, 570.

-, -, Joan his wife, 570.

Dernelove, John, priest, 44.

Derragh, Direach [in Abbeylara parish, co. Longford], 154.

Derrane, Doren, Doryn, townland [in Kilbride parish, co. Roscommon], 429.

-, St. Mary's, 335.

-, Augustinian priory of St. Augustine, prior and convent of, 428, 429.

-, -, church of, 380.

Derry [co. Londonderry], Hugh, bishop of, letters conservatory for, 290.

-, bishop elect of. See Oflannra.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 421.

-, -, See Mackamayl; Okerbalay.

-, canons of. See Ocaretean; Okerbalay.

Derrycassan, Dyrychassen [parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 349.

Derrygalvin, Dirrigalwan [co. Limerick], 343.

Derryvullan, Deruuaylayn, Daruuaelan [co. Fermanagh], 100, 105.

Derwach. See Durrow.

Desmond, earl of. See Fitzgerald.

Despenser, de Spensor, Ledespenser, Henry, bishop of Norwich, 11, 12, 29, 159, 160, 165, 188, 261, 273, 274, 318, 319, 380, 419, 433, 474, 475.

-, Philip, knight, 609.

-, -, Margery his daughter, 609.

-, Thomas le, earl of Gloucester, 544.

Deuelich. See Dewlish.

Develeke. See Duleek.

Devon, earl of. See Courtenay.

Dewengadinovnd. See Dangandonovan.

Dewlish, Deuelich [co. Dorset], chapel of, by Milburne, q.v.

Dewnaghmar. See Donoughmore.

Dewnyrysst. See Dangandonovan.

Deyncourte, Deyncowr, Alice, widow (of the diocese of York), 232.

-, Robert, donsel, of Kirton in Holland, 621.

-, See Danacourt.

Diceto, Disseto, Ralph de, dean of St. Paul's, London, 395.

Dichefordfriary. See Ditchford.

Dichyate. See Ditcheat.

Didenham. See Biddenham.

Dier, Richard, rector of Swindon, 125.

Dieulacres, Dieulencres, Wleucres, in Leek parish [co. Stafford], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, Richard, abbot of, 398.

-, -, monk of, 118.

Difford, John. See Dyfford.

Dihewid, Dycwyd [co. Cardigan], prebend in Llanddewi Brefi, 538.

Dilham, Alexander de, 122.

Dingle, Dangen [co. Kerry], 153.

Dinton, Donynton [co. Bucks], 435.

Dinul, townland of [in the parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 349.

Direach. See Derragh.

Dirng. See Dring.

Dirrhi and Bree. See Bray.

Dirruach. See Durrow.

Dirrygalwan. See Derrygalvin.

Dirwyn, John, esquire, 52, 526, 527, 586.

Diss, Dyse [co. Norfolk], 568.

Dissertfinchili, Dysertfynchill, diocese of Kilmore, 450, 520.

Dissertmolacala, Dissertnolacala. See Killadysert.

Distrgelli. See Isertkelly.

Disseto, Ralph de. See Diceto.

Distington [co. Cumberland], 513.

Ditcheat, Dichyate, Dychesyate [co. Somerset], 351, 424.

Ditchford, Dichefordfriary [co. Warwick], 401, 402.

Ditchling, Dycheinyng, Dychenynge [co. Sussex], 417.

Dobylton, Walter, priest, notary, 27.

Docking, Dockyng, Adam de, 165.

-, -, Richard his son, rector of North Creake, 137, 149, 165.

-, Robert, 31.

-, -, Margery his wife, 31.

Doddington, Dodyngton [co. Cambridge], 97, 609, 618.

Dodeforde, John, prior of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, 17.

Dodenal or Dedenal, Alice. See Dedenal.

Dodyngton. See Doddington.

Doirfeoir Cruachan, townland of, diocese of Kilmore, 450.

Dokesworth, Robert, chaplain in St. Paul's, London, 607.

-, -, warden of the college of minor canons in St. Paul's, London, 608.

Dolbeara, Walter, canon of Exeter, Glasney, Salisbury and Wells, rector of South Hill, member of the household of Boniface IX, 340.

Dolett, John, 41.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 41.

Dolling, Dollyng, John (of the diocese of Winchester), 571.

-, -, Juliana his wife, 571.

-, John (of the diocese of Winchester), 145.

-, -, Alice his wife, 145.

Dolyn, Walter, vicar of Kinsalebeg, 595.

Dolynghop. See Bullinghope.

Dombelton. See Dumbleton.

Dombrothy. See Dunbrody.

Domerham. See Damerham.

Donadei, James, bishop of Aquila, papal chaplain and auditor, 367, 387, 412, 442, 457, 458, 595.

Donboyrg. See Dunboyne.

Doncaster, Duncaster [co. York], 2.

-, Carmelite house, friar of, 212.

Doneys, Doneis, John, canon of Abergwilly, Chichester and Wherwell, 114, 283, 312, 313, 412, 413, 445, 446, 458, 578.

-, See Deneys; Dennys; Denys; Dyonys.

Donhead, Dunhefd [co. Wilts], 615.

Donington, Donyngton, Donynton [co. Lincoln], 619.

-, Richard Aylwarde of, 625.

-, -, Elena his wife, 625.

-, John Robertsun of, 221.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 221.

Donmowe, Donmouwe, Donmow, Dunmouwe, William, rector of Leamington, 158, 188, 248.

Donneochali. See Donohill.

Donnington, Donyngton [near Newbury, co. Berks], 13.

-, Augustinian house of St. Cross, i.e. priory of Crouched friars, friar of, 562 (Corrigenda).

Donohill, Donneochali, Duneochali [co. Tipperary], 503.

Donoughmore, Dewnaghmar, Downagchmore [co. Limerick], prebend in Limerick, 170.

-, vicarage of, 462.

Donyngton, Donynton. See Dinton; Donington; Donnington.

Doo, William, donsel, 55.

-, -, his wife, 55.

Doogary, Dacoraynd [parish of Castlemore, co. Mayo], 452.

Dorchester, archdeacon of. See Dorset.

Dore [co. Hereford], Cistercian abbey, Jordan. abbot of, 167, 302.

-, -, monk of, 302.

Doren. See Derrane.

Doreward, Beatrice, Augustinian nun, 122.

Dornewelle, Adam de, Augustinian canon, vicar of Kimbolton, 16.

Dorrha, Dura [co. Tipperary] (or Doora [co Clare]), 444.

Dorset, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 474.

-, -, See Bubbewith; Cardinal priests (St. Cecilia's); Cergeaux; Chichele.

Dorton, Dortona [co. Bucks], 509.

Doryn. See Derhan.

Dotheson, Agnes, 38.

Doulting, Doultyng, Dultyng [co. Somerset], 275, 350.

Dounboyng, Dounboyngr. See Dunboyne.

Dounham. See Downham.

Dounkeswell. See Dunkeswell.

Dounton. See Downton.

Dover [co. Kent], Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 472.

Dowdeswell, Dowdiswell [co. Gloucester], 514.

Dowe, Richard. See Down.

Dowles [co. Salop], 257.

Dowkyswell. See Dunkeswell.

Down, Dowe, Richard, rector of North Crawley, 93, 272.

-, See Downe.

Down [co. Down], bishop of. See Ross.

-, Benedictine priory, prior of. See Calf; Ross; Sely.

-, -, monks of, 194.

Downachmore. See Donoughmore.

Downbrothi. See Dunbrody.

Downe, William, priest, 60.

-, See Down.

Downham, Downeham, John, Cluniac, 233.

-, Richard, 159.

-, See Dunham.

Downham, Dounham [co. Cambridge], 370.

Downske. See Graiguenamanagh.

Downton, Dounton [co. Wilts], 172.

Dowty, Simon. 36.

-, -, Alice his wife, 36.

Drake, John, priest (of the diocese of Ely), 140.

-, -, the younger, vicar of St. Stephen's, Saltash (in the diocese of Exeter), 613.

-, William, priest, 147.

Drakelow, Emma, Augustinian nun, 133.

Drawen alias Kyng. Hugh, clerk, 198.

Drax alias Falas, John de, donsel, 226.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 226.

Draycote, John, vicar of Great Bentley, 238.

Draycot Moor, Draycote [co. Berks], 353.

Drayton, Beatrice, 126.

-, Richard, canon of Wells, official of the bishop of Bath and Wells, 320.

Drayton [co. Berks], 351.

-, Grayton [co. Somerset], 300, 430.

Drayton Parslow, Drayton Passelew [co. Bucks], 435.

Drew, John, of Wiggenhall, priest, 227.

-, Thomas, of Newton, 39.

Dreye, William, vicar of Minster, 111.

Drien or Drieu, John, prior of Tickford, 93.

Driffield, Driffeld [co. York, E.R.], prebend in York, 596.

Drille, Thomas, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 28.

-, See Dryle.

Dring, Crossabearych or Dirng [parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 350.

Drogheda, Drochda, Droghda [co. Louth], Friars Preachers’ house of St. Mary Magdalene, church of, 315, 384, 392, 433, 441.

-, -, chapel of St. Mary the Mother of God near, 315, 384, 433.

Drokenesford, Droknesford. See Droxford.

Dromode, land of [ćo. Cork], 448.

Dromore [co. Down], bishop of. See Orwell; Waltham; Appleby.

Dronfeld, Roger, priest, 220.

Drong. See Drung.

Drousfeld, Richard, rector of Kirkheaton, 55.

Droxford, Drokenesford, Droknesford [co. Southants], 183, 241.

Drum, Dryim [co. Mayo], 333.

-, Cnocdrum Calrigi, Drumchalray [co. Roscommon], 179, 451.

Drumcliab. See Drumcliffe.

Drumcliff, Drungbeib, Druymeliav [co. Clare], 101.

-, St. Mary's, 335.

Drumculliffe, Drumcliab [co. Sligo], 593.

Drumcullen, Drumeulynd, Dryimculiande, [King's County], chapel of, 314, 407.

Drumlane, Drumleachan, Drumloachan, Druymleachan [co. Cavan], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, 452.

-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 450, 453.

-, -, prior and canons of, 107.

-, parish church of St. Maidoc, 398, 450, 452.

Drumrany, Drumrath [co. Westmeath], 537.

Drumreilly, Drumyrbealaich alias Benealluachan [co. Cavan], 447.

Drumsheel, Druymsil [parish of Cong. co. Mayo], 275.

Drumsillan, Druym Sulynd [co. Galway], lands of, 336.

Drumyrbealaich. See Drumreilly.

Drung, Balidrinug [co. Cavan], townland in Drung parish, 366.

-, Drong [co. Cavan], vicarage of, 168, 580.

Drungbeib. See Drumcliff.

Drury, Henry, rector of Dunsby. 239.

Druymalgath, lands of, 336.

Druymeliav. See Drumcliff.

Druymleachan. See Drumlane.

Druymsil. See Drumsheel.

Druym Sulynd. See Drumsillan.

Dryim. See Drum.

Dryimculiande. See Drumcullen.

Dryle, John, priest, 478.

-, See Drille.

Dubber, Henry, 8.

Dublin, archbishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.

-, -, institution by, 597.

-, -, rights of, 266.

-, -, papal mandatary, 98, 288, 302, 324, 454, 495, 504, 554.

-, -, See Cranley.

-, archbishop, dean and chapter of, patronage of, 440, 581.

-, -, -, opposition by, to a papal provision, 541.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 295.

-, -, See Bowet; Everdon; Prene.

-, archdeacon of. See Caran; Chamber; Cardinal deacons (St. Nicholas's in Carcere).

-, treasurer of. See Swayne; Swindon; Teyr.

-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 595.

-, -, See Fitzhugh; Carleyl.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 110.

-, -, See Wafre.

-, canons of (St. Patrick's). See Bathe; Brugge; Clyve; Everdon; Fleming; Fox; Foy; Hamond; Mey; Naas; Possewick; Poule; Prene; Pyroim; Sutton; Swayne; Symonds; Taaf; Wafre; Wennale; Yong.

-, All Saints without, Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 495.

-, St. Mary the Virgin's without, Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 76, 86, 211, 324, 325, 366, 372, 495.

-, -, Stephen, abbot of. See Roche.

-, Christ Church (Holy Trinity), Augustinian priory, priors of. See Lokington; Redenesse.

-, -, prior and convent of, 345.

-, -, canon of, 76.

-, St. John Baptist's without the New Gate, Crouched Friars’ hospital or priory, 303.

-, -, prior of. See Eirot; Ohech.

-, -, friar of, 134 (Corrigenda).

-, St. Thomas the Martyr's by, Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 74, 76, 100, 366, 495.

-, -, -, See Abbot.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 81, 110, 250, 325.

-, -, -, patronage of, 365, 376, 440, 449, 554.

-, papal collector in the diocese of. See Carleyl.

-, sheriff of, 337.

-, Robert Gallan, citizen of, 626.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 626.

-, Thomas Peyntour, clerk, dwelling in, 605.

Dudley, Richard, Benedictine, 48.

Duffeld, Nicholas, bishop of Dunkeld, faculty to, 408.

Dugmano, Paul de, papal chaplain and auditor, 12.

Duitton, Augustine. See Dunton.

Duke, Thomas, citizen of London, 45, 51, 60.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 45, 51, 60.

Duleek, Develeke, Duleyk [co. Meath], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 194.

-, Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, patronage of, 365.

Dulmen, Master John de, papal chaplain and auditor, afterwards bishop of Lubeck, 70, 166, 187, 206.

Duloe, Duloo [co. Cornwall], 422.

Dultyng. See Doulting.

Dulverton [co. Somerset], 362, 443.

Dumbleton, Dombelton [co. Gloucester], 353.

Dummor. See Dunmore.

Dumpesday, Thomas, priest, 567.

Dunally Leam, Danalym Ficlouatonn, a local portion of Dunally abbey lands [co. Sligo ?], tithes of, 335.

Dunally Maghymore, Danaly Mugihmir, a local portion of Dunally abbey lands [co. Sligo?], tithes of, 335.

Dunboyne, Donboyrg, Dounboyng, Dounboyngr [co. Meath], 324, 359, 515.

Dunbrody, Dombrothy, Downbrothi [co. Wexford], Cistercian abbey of Port St. Mary, de Portu Sanete Marie, abbot of, papal mandatary, 457.

-, -, abbot of. See Calf.

Duncaster. See Doncaster.

Dunchurch, Dunchurche [co. Warwick], 185.

Dundalk [co. Louth], 571.

Dundridge, Dunrigge [co. Oxon], 435.

Duneochali. See Donohill.

Dunfert. See Danesfort.

Dungarvan, Dungarwan [co. Waterford], 108, 532.

Dunham, William, clerk, 328.

-, See Downham.

Dunhefd. See Donhead.

Dunkeld [co. Perth], Nicholas, bishop of. See Duffeld.

Dunkeswell, Dankelwell, Dounkeswell, Dowkyswell, Dunkelwyll [co. Devon], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 559.

-, -, Richard, abbot of. See Lamport.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 550.

-, -, monk of, 503, 515.

Dunmore, Dummor [co. Galway], 107.

Dunmouwe, William. See Donmowe.

Dunmow, Dunmowe [co Essex], Augustinian priory, canon of, 235.

Dunnesby. See Dunsby.

Dunrigge. See Dundridge.

Dunsby, Dunnesby [co. Lincoln], 239, 240.

Dunstable [co. Bedford], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 291.

Dunster [co. Somerset], Benedictine priory, a cell to the priory of Bath, 414.

Dunsterre, John, prior of Bath, 50.

Dunton, Duitton, Austin, Augustine, of Hadleigh, 41, 224.

-, -, Emmota his wife, 41, 224.

Dunwich [co. Suffolk], 330.

Dura. See Dorrha.

Duracio, Nicholas de, Friar Minor, bishop elect of Narenta, 555.

Durazzo [Albania], archbishop of. See Panella.

Duresme, William de, Augustinian canon, 53.

Durford, Durforde [co. Sussex], Premonstratensian abbey, John, abbot of, 327.

Durham, bishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.

-, -, papal mandatary, 8, 21, 85, 211, 280, 286, 340, 394, 460, 534, 543, 573, 600.

-, -, See Stichell; Hatfield; Fordham; Skirlawe.

-, bishop, prior and chapter of, patronage of, 183-185.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary 23, 85.

-, -, See Cardinal bishops (Tusculum); Cardinal deacons (New St. Mary's); Herle; Mandour; Weston.

-, Benedictino priory (cathedral), prior of. grant of exemption to, 21.

-, -, -, papal mandatary, 20, 25, 26, 78, 84.

-, -, prior and chapter of, 21, 30, 600, 601.

-, -, monks of, 20, 482.

-, letters dated at. 71.

Durhurst. See Deerhurst.

Durneford, Joan. Benedictine nun, 122.

Duroforti, Durfort, Peter de, bishop of Périgueux, 454.

Durrow, Derwach, Dirruach, Durriache [King's County], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 314, 407.

-, -, prior of. See Occhalan; Okyriga.

-, -, canon of, 551.

Dussyng, —, layman, 43.

Dwerg, Master Herman, papal chaplain and auditor, 553, 554.

Dybon, John, clerk, 127.

Dycheinyng, Dychenynge. See Ditchling.

Dychesgate. See Ditcheat.

Dycwyd. See Dihewid.

Dyet, Henry, vicar of West Lockinge, 353.

Dyfford. Difford, Sir John, canon of St. Paul's, London, 395, 530.

Dygoun, John, Augustinian canon, 356, 429.

Dykson, William, 128.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 128.

Dyne, Richard, donsel, 39.

Dynerth. See Llandrillo yn Rhôs.

Dynham, John, knight, 281.

Dynyngton. See Dennington.

Dyonys, Dyones, William, rector of Barnoldby le Beck (diocese of Lincoln, 268.

-, William, clerk, proctor (diocese of Salisbury?), 354.

-, See Deneys; Dennys; Denys; Doneys.

Dyrychassen. See Derrycassan.

Dyse. See Diss.

Dysertfynchill. See Dissertfinchili.

Dysney, John, donsel, 570.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 570.

Dysseremolacalia. See Killadysert.

E

Eachaconori. See Achonry.

Eanach. See Aunagh.

Emachtrayn or Eanathcrayn, diocese of Cloyne (? Clonfert, co. Cork), 455.

Eanchduyn. See Annadown.

Earl's Colne, Benedictine priory. See Colne.

Earnshill, Erneshull [co. Somerset], 430.

Easby, Eseby, near Richmond [co. York. N.R.], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Agatha, abbot of, papal mandatary, 25, 91.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 355, 360.

-, -, canon of, 349.

-, -, church of, 375.

-, parish church of, 360.

Eastbourne, Esteborne [co. Sussex], 417.

Eastinghanger, Ostrynghangre [co. Kent], 40.

Eastington, Estyndon, Estynton [co. Gloucester], 69, 126, 225, 374, 401.

-, John, rector of, 374.

Easton, Adam. See Cardinal priests (St Cecilia's).

Easton Maudit, Eston [co. Northants], 73.

Easton, Estone [co. Wilts], Trinitarian priory or hospital, prior and convent of, 354.

East Riding, archdeacon of. See York.

Eastwood, Estwode [co. Essex], 76.

Eaton, Eton Appalton, Eton, Eaton on Thames in Appleton [near Cumnor, co. Berks], 352.

-, lord of, 352.

-, See Eton.

Eaton, Castle. See Castle Eaton.

Eburston, Richard, Cistercian, 413.

Eckington, Ekynton [co. Worcester], 15.

Ecton or Etton, Thomas de, donsel, 32.

Ede, William, of Laxfield, 624.

-, See Eyde; Hyde; Ide.

Eden river [co. Cumberland], 513.

Ederosum, Monasterium. See Ivychurch.

Edgefield, Eggefeld [co. Norfolk], 562, 567.

Edington, Edyndon, Edyngdon [co. Wilts], Augustinian house of the Order of Grammont, rector and convent of, 362.

-, -, brother of, 495.

-, prebendal church of, 362.

-, parishioners of, 495.

-, See Edyngton.

Edmynton; Thomas, Friar Preacher, 153, 154.

Edward I, 176, 279.

Edward II, 599.

Edward III, 548.

Edward of Cambridge, earl of Rutland, duke of Albemarle (Aumâle), 24, 25, 111, 135.

-, -, Philippa his wife, 135.

Edward, Walter, vicar of Evercreech, 327.

Edyndon, Edyngdon. See Edington.

Edyngton, John, priest, 620.

Effin, Effyn [co. Limerick], prebend in Limerick, 108.

Eggefeld. See Edgefield.

Egglestone, Egliston, Eglyston [co. York, N.R.], Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 25.

-, -, -, See Inglys.

-, -, church of, 175.

Egidii, John, papal chaplain and auditor, 337.

Eglish, Eglays [King's, County], chapel of, 314.

Egliston, Eglyston. See Egglestone.

Egnee. See Ehen.

Egremont, Egremond [co, Cumberland], 4.

Ehen, Egnee [co. Cumberland], fishery of, 4.

Eirot, Richard, friar and prior of St. John Baptist's of the Crouched Friars, Dublin, 372.

Eiston. See Hope.

Ekele. See Keal, East.

Ekynton. See Eckington.

Elberton, Aylberton [co. Gloucester], 361.

Elbryg Way. See Elmbridge.

Elburbek, Thomas de, Augustinian canon, 51.

Eldon [co. Durham], prebend in Auckland, 469, 584.

Elemcham, John, donsel, 149.

-, -, Rose his wife, 149.

Elenstowe. See Elstow.

Elewyne, John, priest, 39, 56.

Elfainfyndlocha. See Cloonfinlough.

Elham [co. Kent], rural dean of See Baker.

Eliesse. See Eltisley.

Elingdon, Elyndon [co. Wilts], 130, 150, 173, 176, 184.

Elington, John, 207.

-, -, Alice his relict, 207.

-, Ralph, son of Thomas de. See Elkyngton.

Elizabeth verch Thomas ap Jorwerth, 300.

Elkington, Eltyngton [co. Northants], 77.

Elkyngton, Elington, Ralph, son of Thomas de, rector of Stewton, 53, 118, 149

Ellay. See Kirk Ella.

Ellerker [co. York, E.R.], William Gregg of, 121.

-, -, Helen his wife, 121.

-, Lucy Atbeck of, 122.

-, William Tailiour of, 122.

-, -, Emma his wife, 122.

Ellerton, John, 568.

-, Richard de, clerk, notary, 113.

Ellerton [co. York, N.R.], 4.

-, Gilbertine priory, canon of, 117

Ellesborough, Eselborgh, Eselburgh [co. Bucks], 263, 435.

Elm [co. Cambridge], 95, 575.

Elmbridge, Elbryg Way [in Churchdown parish, co. Gloucester], 390.

Elmeham, John, donsel, 123.

-, -, Rose his wife, 123.

-, See Elmham.

Elmeston, William, Benedictine, 52.

Elmeswell. See Emswell.

Elmeton, John, clerk, 533.

-, Walter de, 601.

Elmham, Elizabeth, 126.

-, See Elmeham.

Elmham, North, Northelmham [co. Norfolk], lands in, 586.

-, South, Suthelmham [co. Norfolk], lands in, 586.

-, -, letters dated at, 480.

Elmstead, Elmystede [co. Essex], 333.

Elmstone Hardwicke, Halmunston [co. Gloucester], 401.

Elmystede. See Elmstead

Elnestowe, John, clerk, 392.

Elnestowe. See Elstow.

Elphin, Olfin [co. Roscommon], bishop of papal mandatary, 179, 180, 189, 343, 348, 452, 511, 580, 612.

-, -, visitations by, 324.

-, -, See Barret.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 106, 340, 453.

-, archdeacon of, visitations by, 324.

-, -, See Mac Brady; Oflanagan; Ochaig.

-, provost of, papal mandatary, 417, 418, 612.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 104, 106, 612.

-, canons of. See Macdouncaidnabarg; Macmuirhertaich; Ocoyneoil; Oflanagan; O'Kelly; Omailunnayn; Osommochan.

-, church (cathedral) of St. Patrick, 304, 485.

Elrrd, John. See Elvered.

Elstow, Elenstowe, Elnestowe, Elynstowe [co. Bedford], Benedictine abbey, 75.

-, -, nun of, 216.

-, -, abbess and convent of, 323.

-, See Elnestowe.

Elsyngge, William de, 10, 11.

Eltisley, Eliesse, Eltesle [co. Cambridge] 573.

Eltyngton. See Elkington.

Eluainfyndlocha. See Cloonfinlough.

Eluard, Geoffrey, rector of Pakefield, 121.

Eluer, John. See Elvet.

Elvered, Elrrd, John, rector of Oxborough, 57.

Elvet, Eluer, John, canon of Lincoln, Salisbury and York, 421, 440.

-, -, archdeacon of Leicester, 131.

-, -, clerk of Henry IV, 472.

-, Richard, dean of St. Mary's, Newark, Leicester, 472.

Ely, John de. See Salmon.

Ely, bishop of, papal mandatary, 15, 22, 26, 29, 110, 183, 280, 296, 338, 527, 555.

-, -, patronage of, 270, 413.

-, -, person in the service of, 424.

-, -, confirmation of the chancellor elect of Cambridge university by, 370, 371.

-, -, See Lisle; Barnet; Fordham.

-, Hugh, bishop of. See Northwolde.

-, -, Hugh, his successor. See Balsham.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 22, 26, 183, 243.

-, -, patronage of, 413.

-, -, See Welburn.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 26, 181, 502, 504, 556.

-, -, suit before, 431.

-, Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 555.

-, -, -, See Salmon.

-, -, prior and chapter of, 159, 162, 413, 574–576.

-, -, sacrist of. See Totington.

-, -, monks of, 575.

-, -, church of (the cathedral church), chapel of St. Mary the Virgin in, 159.

-, -, -, fabric of, 197.

Elyndon, See Elingdon.

Elynstowe. See Elstow

Elyott, William, 146.

-, -, Joan his wife, 146.

-, See Helyet.

Elys, John, rector of Rampisham (diocese of Salisbury), 473.

-, Sir John, chaplain in St. Paul's, London, 608.

Elysham. See Aylsham.

Emberton, John, Cistercian, 148.

Emly [co. Tipperary], bishop of, papal mandatary, 558.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 360.

Empsay, John de, vicar-general of the English Friars Preachers, proctor at Rome of the Order, 14, 15.

Emswell, Elmeswell [co. York, E.R.], 2.

Enclysworth. See Hinxworth.

Ende or Eude, Thomas. See Eude.

Engain, William, 512.

-, -, Ada his daughter, 512, 513.

-, -, Eustachia his wife, 512.

Engliston, Alice, 44:

Engylby, Stephen, Hospitaller, sometime Carmelite, 498.

Epeworth. See Epworth.

Epperstone, Epurston [co. Notts], Robert Tomesson of, 226.

-, -, Alice his wife, 226.

Epworth, Epeworth, in the isle of Axholm [co. Lincoln], 438.

Erberfeld, Thomas, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 116.

Erdesley, William de, prior of Monk Bretton, 604.

-, See Ardisley.

Erdudwl or Erdudvol [verch] Gruffuth, 394.

Erdulff. See Ardley.

Erdynton alias Fournor, William de, vicar in Lichfield cathedral church, 465.

Erdyntona. See Ardington.

Erghum, Ergum, Ralph, Ralph de, bishop of Salisbury, afterwards of Bath and Wells, 24, 77, 157, 275, 287, 297, 315, 326, 327.

-, -, archdeacon of Taunton, 157.

-, -, precentor of Wells, 219, 561.

Erium. See Eryholme.

Erleygh, John, esquire, 563.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 563.

Ermcote. See Arncot.

Ermet, John, of Frieston, 626.

Ermington, Ermyngton, Hermyngton [co. Devon], 89, 174, 371, 372, 464.

Ernald, John, citizen of Norwich, 123.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 123.

-, See Arnald; Arnold.

Ernecote. See Arncot.

Erneshull. See Earnshill.

Ernestede, John, donsel, 131.

-, -, Ann his wife, damsel, 131.

Erpingham [co. Norfolk], 68.

Erthyngton, Margaret de, damsel, 38.

Erwaker, John, 352.

Eryholme, Erium [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Esbache or Esbathe, Robert, canon of Lichfield (not Lincoln), 93, 272.

Escrik, Emmota de, 235.

Esculo, Peter de, canon of Ascoli, papal writer, proctor at Rome, 165.

Eseby. See Easby.

Eseche, Helen, 302.

Eselborgh, Eselburgh. See Ellesborough.

Eshtirge or Staigue, Hestiio [co Londonderry], tithes of, 335.

Esk [co. Cumberland], fishery of, 4.

Essay, abbey of. See Lessay.

Esse, Richard de, abbot of Tavistock, 427.

Essebi. See Canons Ashby.

Essex, archdeacon of. See Wynterton.

Estanfelde. See Tanfield, East

Est Bokelonde. See Buckland, East.

Est Brent. See Brent, East.

Estbryggford. See Bridgford, East.

Est Bylneye. See Bilney, East.

Esteborne. See Eastbourne.

Estegronestede. See Grinstead, East.

Est Hanneye. See Hanney, East.

Est Henreth. See Hendred, East.

Est Hildesle. See Ilsley, East.

Est Lakyng. See Lockinge, East.

Eston, Marjory, of Boston (of the diocese of Lincoln), 31, 48.

-, Richard, rector of West Itchenor, 529.

-, Thomas, donsel (of the diocese of Lincoln), 234.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 234.

-, See Easton.

Eston, Estone. See Easton.

Est Penard, Est Pennard. See Pennard East

Est Ridyng, archdeacon of. See York.

Estryld, Henry, priest, 228.

-, Thomas, 228.

-, -, Alice his wife, 228.

Est Witon, Est Wytton. See Witton, East.

Estwode. See Eastwood.

Estyndon, Estynton. See Eastington.

Esyngwald, Master Nicholas de, 8.

Esynton, John, of Winchcomb, 230.

Etchingham, Etchyngham [oo. Sussex], William, lord of, 144.

Ethenardi, John. See Burgo.

Eton, Etone, Peter de, 352.

-, Richard, donsel, 149.

Eton, Eton Appelton. See Eaton.

Eton Moysi. See Castle Eaton.

Etone, Peter de. See Eton.

Etton or Ecton, Thomas de. See Ecton.

Eude or Ende, Thomas, rector of Tarrant Hinton, 590.

Euer, Ralph de, 378.

-, See Evere.

Eugenius III, 434.

Eve verch Grusit (Grufit), 124.

Eve verch Philippe, 126.

Everad, Robert, priest, 131, 142

Everardi, Alan, citizen of London. 566.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 566.

Evercreech, Evercryche [co. Somerset], manor of, letters dated at, 326, 327.

-, vicar of, 327.

Everdon, Everdoun, Thomas de, dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, rector of Killalon, 98, 298.

-, -, canon of Bangor and Dublin, rector of Woodchurch, 485.

Evere, Everi, Thomas de, dean, stagrary and canon residentiary of St. Paul's, London, canon of Lincoln and Salisbury, 85, 102, 394, 395, 530.

-, See Euer.

Eversdon [co. Cambridge], 510.

Eversham. See Heversham.

Everyngham, Reginald de, knight, 38, 56.

-, -, Joan his wife, 38, 56.

Evesham, John de, layman, 352.

-, John de, prior of Worcester, 7.

Evesham, Eveshame, Ewesham [co. Worcester], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 291, 359, 412, 439, 504.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 551.

-, -, monks of, 190, 216, 335, 551.

Ewell [co. Surrey], 127, 140.

Ewelle, John, donsel, 620.

Ewesham. See Evesham.

Exaquium, abbey of. See Lessay.

Excetre, William, Benedictine, 50.

Exemeynster. See Exminster.

Exeter, Bartholomew of, bishop of Exeter, 426.

Exeter [co. Devon], bishop of, papal mandatary, 24, 102, 184, 469, 491, 492, 525, 547, 591, 592.

-, -, patronage of, 81, 182, 242, 340, 473.

-, -, persons in the service of, 24.

-, -, privileges conferred by divers, 426.

-, -, See Exeter, Bartholomew of; Quivil; Button; Grandisson; Stafford.

-, bishop and chapter of, patronage of, 464.

-, bishop, dean and chapter of, patronage of, 535, 583, 584.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 115, 210, 251, 264, 265, 340.

-, dean and chapter of, patronage of, 81, 340, 427, 535.

-, archdeacon of. See Cardinal priests (St. Laurence's in Damaso); Cook; Nassyngton.

-, treasurer of. See Henton; Wydeslade.

-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 81.

-, -, See Bosoun.

-, canons of. See Bloyou; Brayle; Bubbewith; Cergeaux; Clopton; Cook; Dolbeara; Folke; Haget; Hals; Lercedekne; Nassyngton; Redman; Schelyngford; Stapleton; Weston; Wykeham.

-, cathedral church, 428.

-, poor hospital or priory of St. John Baptist, prior of, papal mandatary, 292.

-, parish church of St. Leonard without, 592.

-, castle, collegiate church in, canon of. See Bubbewith.

-, John Somer, citizen of, 119.

-, -, John his wife, 119.

-, John Talbot, citizen of, 56.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 56.

-, letters dated at, 426, 427.

-, See Excetre.

Exminster, Exemeynster [co. Devon], 447.

Extone, Thomas, citizen of London, 137.

-, -, Joan his wife, 137.

Eyde, Robert, 625.

-, -, Joan his wife, 625.

-, See Ede; Hyde; Ide.

Eye, Margaret, 118.

Eye [co. Suffolk], Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 282.

-, -, prior and convent of, 290, 330.

Eygnon ap Llewelyn ap Jorwerth, rector of Llangelynin, 125.

Eynesham. See Eynsham.

Eyngen ap Jevan, 237.

-, Guerwil his wife, 237.

Eynsham, Eynesham [co. Oxford], Benedictine abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 5, 6.

-, -, abbot of. See Lamburn.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 13.

-, -, claustral prior and convent of, 9, 10.

-, -, monk of, 347, 359.

-, letters dated at, 9.

F

Fabri, Edmund, of Conway, 236.

-, -, Dethgu his wife, 236.

-, William, Friar Minor, bishop of Périgueux, 454.

-, See Smyth.

Fahy, Fachy [co. Galway], 97.

Fairford, Fayreford [co. Gloucester], 466.

-, See Fayreforde.

Fairsted, Faustede [co. Essex], 165.

Falas alias Drax, John de, donsel, 226.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 226.

Faldyngworth, Walter de, 48.

-, -, Egill his wife, 48.

Falemere. See Falmer.

Falewell, William, rector of Ermington, 89, 174.

Falley. See Fawley.

Falmer, Falemere, Falmere [co. Sussex], 36, 417.

Falnytby. Alice, Cistercian nun, 231.

Fanflore. See Flawford.

Fanut, Nicholas, 246.

-, -, Alice his wife, 246.

Farendon alias Farryngdon, Farendon alias Faryngton. See Faringdon.

Farewell, Farewele, John, donsel, 127, 222.

-, -, Mary his wife, 127, 222.

Faringdon, Farendon alias Farryngdon, Farendon alias Faryngton [co. Southants], 89, 174.

Faringdon, Farryngdon, Faryndon, Faryngdon, Faryngton [co. Berks], prebend in Salisbury, 84, 113, 272, 309, 310, 468.

Farlam, Furlaham [co. Cumberland], 512.

Farle, John, priest, 56.

Farleigh, East, Farleigh [co. Kent], 96.

Farleigh, Monkton, Farley, Farlei [co. Wilts], Cluniac priory, Stephen, prior of, 409.

-, -, prior and convent of, 333, 409, 410.

Farlington, Farlyngton [co. Southants], 206.

Farnborough, Farnebegh [co. Berks], 353.

-, Farneberg [co. Southants], 383.

Farnham, Farnam, Henry, prior of Earl's Colne, 150.

-, John, 219.

Farnham, Farneham [co. Essex], 442, 474.

-, castle [co. Surrey], letters dated at, 172.

-, Royal, Farneham [co. Bucks], 475, 500.

Farryngdon, Faryndon. See Faringdon.

Faryngdon, Faryngton, [Robert de], clerk of the chancery, 608.

-, Robert de, rector of Doddington, 97.

-, William, S.T.P., 515.

Faryngdon, Faryngton. See Faringdon.

Fastolf, John, knight, 56.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 56.

Faukoner, Richard, 35.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 35.

Faulore. See Fawler.

Faustede. See Fairsted.

Faversam, Joan, 41.

Faversham, Feversham [co. Kent], Cluniac, afterwards Benedictine, abbey of St. Saviour, 284, 484.

-, -, abbot of, papal mandatary, 111.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 358, 361.

Fawkham, Fawkam [co. Kent], 250.

Fawler, Faulore [co. Oxon], 352.

Fawley, Falley [co. Southants], 339.

Fayreforde, John, rector of Llanfillo, 504, 505.

Fayreford. See Fairford.

Fayrwode, John, warden of St. David's hospital, Swansea, 538, 539, 556, 557.

Feberton, Robert, 123.

-, -, Mabel his wife, 123.

Fechere, John, notary, 247.

Feering. Feryng [co. Essex], 43.

-, See Ferryng.

Feke, John, 39.

-, -, Isabel his wife, 39.

Felawe, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 544.

Felbrygge, Robert, 146.

-, Simon, knight, 42, 46, 52, 58, 61-64.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 42, 46, 52, 58, 61-64.

Feld, Felde, Michael de la, Michael de Lafeld, dean of Ossory. rector of St. Mary's chapel, Bennettsbridge, 240.

-, Richard, Richard de Laffelde, canon of Salisbury, prebendary of Chichester, rector of St. Michael's Cornhill, London, and of Bishops Cleeve, 58, 62, 63, 126, 139, 297, 377, 596.

-, Richard, Hospitallers chaplain, 323.

-, Thomas, canon of St. Asaph, rector of Ross, 537, 553, 554.

Feldwelle. See Feltwell.

Felpham, Felgham [co. Sussex], 65.

Felsham, Folsham [co. Suffolk], Richard Redker of, priest, 129.

-, See Folsham.

Felthone, Sibyl, abbess of Barking, 134.

-, See Folton.

Feltwell, Feldwelle [co. Norfolk], 194.

Fen, Hugh atte, 37, 49, 55.

-, -, Cristiana his wife, 37, 49, 55.

-, Thomas, priest, 36.

Fennor, Fynnour [co. Meath], 345, 346.

Fennoy. See Bridgetown.

Fenore, Fyndnor [in the parish of Clonfert, co. Galway], prebend in Clonfert, 97.

Fenrethyr, Adam, canon of Beverley, 543.

Fenwyk, Fenwig, Henry, priest, 221, 232.

Fenys, William, knight, 131.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 131.

Feraby, William. See Feriby.

Ferare, Reginald de, knight, 427.

-, -, Margery his wife, 427.

-, William de, knight, 427, 428.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 427, 428.

-, See Ferour; Ferrour; Feryere.

Ferby, William. See Feriby.

Fercall, Ferceall [baronies of Eglish, Ballyboy and Ballycowan, King's County], 314, 407.

Fereby, William. See Feriby.

Ferentino [province of Rome], Nicholas, bishop of. See Vincione.

Ferhurst, Great and Little, Ferherst (a manor in Frittenden) [co. Kent], 361.

Feriby, Feraby, Ferby, Fereby, Simon de, priest, 620.

-, William, of London, priest, 396.

-, William, archdeacon of East Riding, 82, 268.

Feriby, North. See Ferriby.

Fermer, John, canon of Lichfield, rector of Ribehester, 84.

Fermery, William de, priest, 32.

Fermery, diocese of York, John Porter of, 47.

Ferns [co. Wexford], bishop of, papal mandatary, 297, 457, 554.

-, -, See O'Dea; Barret.

-, bishop, dean and chapter of, patronage of, 465.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 239, 614.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 614.

-, precentor of. See Sutton.

-, canons of. See Keten; Montain; Rede; Snell; Swayne; Taaf; Teyr.

Ferour, Ferre, John, rector of North Cadbury, 128, 145.

-, See Ferare; Ferrour; Feryere.

Ferriby, North, North Feriby [co. York, E.R.], priory of Knights Templars, afterwards an Augustinian priory, canon of, 397.

-, See Feriby.

Ferrour, Robert, of Mareham on the Hill. priest, 140.

-, -, -, See Maryng.

-, William, priest, 59, 64, 149.

-, See Ferare; Ferour; Feryere.

Ferryng, Thomas, priest, 566.

Feryere, Roger, 119.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 119.

-, See Ferare; Ferour; Ferrour.

Feryng. See Feering.

Fethard, Fyard, Fythderd [co. Tipperary], 70, 541.

Feversham. See Faversham.

Ffoulestowe. See Fulstow.

Fieschi, Lewis. See Cardinal deacons (St. Adrian's).

Fifhide, John, rector of Brightwell, 555.

Fighino, Dominic de, Friar Preacher, 11.

Filton, Fylton [co. Gloucester], 361.

Finchingfield, Finchingfeld [co. Essex], 160.

Finnaway, Fyndiuada, townland in Crosserlough parish [co. Cavan], q.v.

Firthby, John de, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 546.

Fishlake, Fishelake, Fysschelake, Fysschlake [co. York, W.R.], 21, 600, 601.

Fisholm, Fisholme, manor of, near Brigham [co York, E.R.], 277.

Fittleworth, Fytelworth [co. Sussex], prebend in Chichester, 294.

Fitz Adam, Fiz Adam, Edmund, canon of Cloyne, Limerick and Lismore, 102, 103, 468.

Fitz Andrew, Richard, 222.

-, -, his wife, 222.

Fitzgerald, Gerald, earl of Desmond, 222, 485.

-, John, knight, 222.

Fitzgerot, Fiztgerot, John, Hospitaller, 323.

Fitzhugh, Fiz Hugf, Henry, knight, 53, 62, 63.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 53, 62, 63.

-, Robert, chancellor of Dublin, rector of Morton and St. Leonard's, Eastcheap. 579.

Fitz Joceline, Reginald, bishop of Bath and Wells, 320, 321, 327.

Fitz Morys, Fiz Moris, Gerald, earl of Kildure, 118.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 118.

-, Gerald, canon of Cloyne, Limerick and Lismore, rector of Monagay and Dungarvan, 108, 110, 166.

-, -, See Geraldinis.

Fitz Osbert, Richard, sheriff of Bucks, 434.

Fitzpiers, Fyztpiers, Walter, rector of Acle, 142.

Fitz Ralph, Richard, archbishop of Armagh, dean of Lichfield, 245.

Fitz Robert, Robert, citizen of London, 218.

-, -, Joan his wife, 218.

Fitzwareyn, Fywareyn, Jonas, 58.

Fiz Adam, Edmund. See Fitz Adam.

Fiz Hugf, Robert. See Fitzhugh.

Fiz Moris, Gerald. See Fitz Morys.

Fiztgerot, John. See Fitzgerot.

Fladbury, Fladebury [co. Worcester], letters dated at, 351.

Flamborough, Flaynburgh [co. York, E.R.], William Carter of, 133.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 133.

Flamynys. See Llanynys.

Flawford, Fanflore [co. Notts], 586.

Flaxley, Flaxeley [co. Gloucester], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 258.

Flaxton, Elena de, 562.

-, Mariona de, 562.

Flaynburgh. See Flamborough.

Fleetham, Kirkby, Fletham [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Flegg Burgh. See Burgh, Flegg.

Fleming, Flemyng, Flemmyng, Flemmynge, John, vicar of Cahir, 109, 110, 122.

-, Nicholas, archbishop of Armagh, 614.

-, Richard, canon of Dublin, 100.

-, Richard, clerk, 528.

-, Thomas, layman, of Newark upon Trent, 534.

-, Thomas, knight, patron of Wath, 479.

-, Thomas, baron of the barony of Slane, 568, 589.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 568.

-, -, John, clerk, his son, 589.

Fleminger, Flemynger, John, rector of Knockgraffon, 594.

Flemmyng, Flemmynge, Flemyng. See Fleming.

Flemynger, John. See Fleminger.

Fletching, Fletchyng [co. Sussex], 247.

Flete, William, priest, 137.

Fletham. See Fleetham, Kirkby.

Flintham, Flyntham [co. Notts], 334, 418.

Flisco, Lewis de. See Cardinal deacons (St. Adrian's).

Flitton, Flitten [co. Bedford], 435.

Flodstok, mill of, near Winchester, 176.

Floketon. See Flowton.

Flore, Roger, donsel, 143.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 143.

Florence, bishop of, papal mandatary, 462, 463, 467, 492, 493, 500, 518, 521, 553, 604, 610, 618.

-, James, bishop of. See Teramo.

-, Anthony de Maninis of, clerk, 65, 73.

-, Eustace alias Statius son of John Manerii of, called Maneys, an Englishman, 214.

-, Francis Manetti of, Friar Minor, 571, 572.

-, Julian son of John son of Lipus Alberti, citizen and merchant of, 214.

-, gold florins of, 72, 97, 202, 255.

Florencii, Denis, clerk, 441.

Floute, Henry, priest, 620.

Flowton, Floketon [co. Suffolk], Stephen Pylbergh, Pylberwe of, priest, notary, 139, 211.

Floxcote. See Foxcote.

Flumen Dei, St. Mary's abbey of. See Kilbeggan.

Flynthalght, Robert, Robert de, priest, 134, 143.

Flyntham. See Flintham.

Fode, John (of the diocese of Norwich), priest, 54.

-, -, See Foode.

-, Richard, 51.

-, -, Alice his wife, 51.

Fodryngeye. See Fotheringhay.

Fogleston. See Fugglestone.

Foljambe, John, donsel, 570.

Folke, John, canon of Exeter, rector of Bletehingley, 100.

Folsham, John, notary, 127.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 127.

Folsham. See Felsham.

Folton, John de, of Scarborough, 43.

-, -, Marion his wife, 43.

-, See Felthone.

Fons vivus, abbey of. See Carrigillihy.

Fontevrault abbey [Maine-et-Loire, France] houses of the Order of. See Amesbury; Nuneaton.

Fontcyns. See Fountains.

Foode, John, of Aylsham (diocese of Norwich), priest, 567.

-, -, See Fode.

Forcett, Forsete, in Gilling parish [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Ford, Forde [co. Devon], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 290.

-, -, monk of, 42.

-, See Forde.

Fordam, John, Benedictine, 48.

-, See Fordham.

Forde, Richard atte, alias Waltham, clerk, notary, 26, 49, 128.

Fordham, John, bishop of Durham, afterwards of Ely, 182, 601.

-, See Fordam.

Fore, Fowr [co. Westmeath], Benedictine priory of St. Feighin, prior and convent of, 366, 450, 453.

Forester, William, Augustinian canon, 148.

Forgio, St. Peter's abbey de. See Clare.

Fornesete, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 157, 158.

-, See Fornyngsete.

Fornham [co. Suffolk], 208.

Fornyngsete, Robert de, clerk, 309.

-, See Fornesete.

Forsete. See Forcett.

Foston, Fosteton [co. York, E.R.], 3, 277.

Fotere, Alice, 5.

-, Matthew, 5.

Fotheringhay, Fodryngeye [co. Northants], collegiate church in the castle of, 253, 262.

Foulden [co. Norfolk], 40.

Foulmore, Robert, canon of St. Stephen's, Westminster, rector of Fawley, 339.

-, See Fulmere.

Fountains, Fonteyns [co. York, W.R.], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 25, 116, 296, 465, 467, 555, 558.

-, -, -, the father abbot of Kirkstall, 17 (Corrigenda).

-, -, -, of Kirkstead, 610.

-, -, -, See Burley.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 354, 552.

-, -, monks of, 28, 29, 34, 45, 48, 51, 54, 60, 62, 63, 116, 164, 354, 470, 551, 552, 560, 564, 565, 569.

-, -, porter of. See Studelay.

Fournor alias Erdynton, William de, vicar in Lichfield cathedral church, 465.

Fowle, Matilda, 121.

-, William, subprior of Kilmainham, 323.

Fowles croft by Whitall park, diocese of Lincoln, 356.

Fowr. See Fore.

Fox, Foxe, John, canon of Dublin, papal mandatary, 182, 250.

-, John, canon of Dublin and Limerick, bishop elect of Limerick, 181.

-, John, priest (of the diocese of York), 148, 220.

-, See Foy.

Foxcote, Floxcote [co. Somerset], 65.

Foxe, John, priest. See Fox.

Foxholes [co. York], 2.

Foxton, John, Friar Preacher, 238.

Foxton [co. Cambridge], 520.

Foy, John, canon of Cloyne, Dublin and Limerick, rector of Ballingaddy, chaplain of Rathgoggan, etc., 445.

-, See Fox.

Frampton, Roger, 136.

-, -, Lota his wife, 136.

-, See Frompton.

Frampton, Frompton [co. Dorset], Benedictine priory, prior of, 352.

-, [co. Lincoln], parish church of, 21, 600, 601.

-, Henry Barbe of, priest, 128.

-, Anne de Coppuldyk of, 128.

Framyngham, John. See Franryngham.

Franceys, John. See Fraunceys.

Francinus, corrector of papal letters, 371.

Francisci, Master Bartholomew, provost of St. Stephen's Prato, papal notary, regent of the Roman chancery, 78, 540, 542, 550, 559, 605.

Franke, Master William, rector of Tidcombe, 354.

Frankeleyn, Frankelayn, Gregory, 352.

-, John, 353.

Frankfort-on-the-Maine, chapter general of the Friars Preachers at, 153.

Franryngham alias Wryzth. Framyngham alias Wrizth, John, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, 117, 156.

-, See Wryght.

Fraunceys, Franceys, Fraunczeis, Frawnces, Agnes (of the diocese of Durham), 31.

-, John, member of the household of Francis, cardinal priest of St. Susanna's, papal writer and abbreviator, member of the pope's household, rector of Saltwood and Kirby in Cleveland, chaplain of Spergrove, canon of Beverley, Chichester, Lichfield, Lincoln, London, Salisbury, Southwell, Wells and York, 125, 270, 271, 296, 297, 468, 490, 491, 523, 524, 616, 617.

-, Robert, clerk, notary (of the diocese of London), 113 (Corrigenda).

-, Robert, clerk (of the diocese of York), 259.

-, Thomas, donsel (of the diocese of London), 127.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 127.

Freberii or Frebern, John, 123.

-, -, Alice his wife, 123.

Fredelystok. See Frithelstock.

Freman, John, of Ruskington, 233.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 233.

-, John, priest, 620.

Frend or Freud, Frende or Freude, Henry, vicar of Liskeard, 358, 391, 591.

Frenman, Richard, 226.

-, -, Alice his wife, 226.

Frens, Thomas, donsel, 219.

-, -, Emmota his wife, 219.

Frere, Richard, 391.

Fresell, John, rector of Uldale, 42.

Freston, Gilbert de, 291.

-, -, Thomas his son, priest, notary, 291.

Frethelestok. See Frithelstock.

Freud, Freude, Henry. See Frend.

Frieston, Friston [co. Lincoln], John Ermet of, 626.

Friston, Thomas de, 126.

-, -, Alice his wife, 126.

Friston. See Frieston.

Frithelstock, Fredelystok, Frethelestok [co. Devon], Augustinian priory of SS. Gregory and Edmund the Confessors, canons of, 163, 498.

Frittenden, Frythynden, Frythyndenne [co. Kent], 193, 571.

Frome [co. Somerset], letters dated at, 430.

-, altar of St. Nicholas in the parish church of, 488.

Frompton, Walter, clerk, 561.

Frompton. See Frampton.

Frost, John, of Salfletehaven (Skidbrooke), 231.

-, -, Anne his wife, 231.

-, Walter, rector of St. Ewin's, London, 264.

Froucester, Walter, abbot of Gloucester, 30.

Fruturere, Ralph, citizen of London, 235.

-, -, Alice his wife, 235.

Fryday, Adam, 138.

-, -, Elionawr his wife, 138.

-, John, 48.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 48.

Frysby, William, priest, 626.

Frythynden, Frythyndenne. See Frittenden.

Fryton alias Godelak, Matilda, 386.

Fugglestone, Fogleston [co. Wilts], 218.

Fulborne, Robert, 126.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 126.

Fulford [co. York, E.R.], 2.

Fuller, Andrew, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 28.

-, Catherine, 130.

-, Richard, of Sudbury, 41.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 41.

Fulmere, Thomas, rector of Lammarsh, 170.

-, See Foulmore.

Fulstow, Ffoulestowe [co. Lincoln], 611.

Furlaham. See Farlam.

Furlang, Thomas, priest, 377.

Furnage. See Urney.

Furness [co. Lancaster], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 358.

-, -, -, visitation by, 346.

-, See Benoys.

Fuschis, John de, of Bologna. papal secretary. See Bononia.

Fuyt, John, rector of Piercetown. See Whyte.

-, Martin. See Whyte.

-, See also Qwyth; Whete; White; Wich; Wyche; Wyght; Wyt.

Fyard. See Fethard.

Fyend. Fyerid. See Wheery.

Fygge, John, 40.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 40.

Fygri. See Wheery.

Fylton. See Filton.

Fyn, Henry, 37.

-, -, Joan his wife, 37.

Fynche, Robert, 565, 624.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 565, 624.

Fyndiuada. See Finnaway.

Fyndnor. See Fenore.

Fyndtrahig. See Ventry.

Fynnour. See Fennor.

Fynor, Robert, priest, papal chaplain, 28.

Fyntray. See Ventry.

Fysschelake, Fysschlake. See Fishlake.

Fytelworth. See Fittleworth.

Fythderd. See Fethard.

Fywareyn, Jonas. See Fitzwareyn.

Fyztpiers, Walter. See Fitzpiers.

G

Gabriel, Richard, rector of Mawnan, 281.

Gainsborough, Gaynysbourch [co. Lincoln], 199.

Galbally, Golwualy [co. Galway], tithes of. 336.

Galfridi, John. See Cheadle Hulme.

Gall, Galle, Walter, archdeacon of Cloyne, canon of Cork and Limerick, vicar of Beauver alias Carrigaline, 295, 448.

-, See Gallay; Galye; Golle.

Gallan, Robert citizen of Dublin, 626.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 626.

Gallay, William, Cistercian monk and cellarer of Jervaulx, 498.

-, See Gall; Galye; Golle.

Galle, Walter. See Gall.

Gallipoli [Thrace], Marchio, bishop of, 504.

-, bishop of. See Chefale.

Galloway, bishop of. See Whitehern.

Galluye. See Galway.

Galonifontibus, John de, archbishop of Soltania, 480.

Galscarrayg. See Glascarrig.

Galtelli [Sardinia], bishop of, papal mandatary, 304.

Galtrim, Galterum, Galtrym [co. Meath], 204, 302, 614, 615.

Galway. Galluye, Galuy [co. Galway], 117, 149, 189, 254, 319, 511.

Galye, Geoffrey, of South Creake, 140.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 140.

-, See Gall; Gallay; Golle.

Game, Margaret, of Kelsale, 130.

Ganvil, John, rector of Yeovil, 525.

Gappe, John atte, 49.

-, -, Rose his wife, 49.

Gardeby, Hugh de. rector of Hanningfield, 92.

Gardiner, Henry, priest (of the diocese of Exeter), 222.

-, -, priest (of the diocese of Exeter), rector of Meavy and Exminster, abbreviator of papal letters, 306, 447, 448.

-, John, rector of Exminster, 447.

-, Peter, rector of Merriott, 17.

Gardone [Brescia, Italy], SS. Felix and Fortunatus's, 85.

Gareford. See Garford.

Garendon, Gerolden [co. Leicester], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 98.

Garford, Gareford [co. Berks]. 351.

Garforth, Gerford [co. York, W.R.], 2, 563.

Garnon, Stephen, archdeacon of Armagh, 178.

Garrynogher, Gartnafrem, townland in Crosserlough parish [co. Cavan], 453.

Garthbeibio, Garthbribio [co. Montgomery], 309.

Garthbrengy, Gertprynge [co. Brecon], prebend in Abergwilly, 239.

Garthbribio. See Garthbeibio.

Gartnafrem. See Garrynogher.

Garton, John de, priest, 49, 55.

-, Robert, Robert de, priest, 49, 55, 130.

Gasconis, Peter, papal chaplain and auditor, 337.

Gaston, William, donsel, 568.

-, -, Mary his wife, 568.

Gastow, John papal chaplain and auditor, 594.

Gate, William atte, canon of Norton, 340.

Gatele, James, priest, 562.

Gateshead, Gateshevyd [co. Durham], hospital of St. Edmund, 93.

Gatysby, John. See Cateby.

Gayllard, Roger, donsel, 43.

-, -, Olive his wife, 43.

Gayner, Thomas, 258.

-, -, Joan his wife, 258.

Gaynforth, Robert de, 231.

-, -, Alice his relict, 231.

Gaynton, Roger, rector of Sturton, 394.

Gaynysbourch. See Gainsborough.

Gayton, Roger de, rector of Wath. 54.

Geashill, Gessill [King's County], 373.

Geddeney, Gedenay, Gedeney, Gedeneye Emma, 499.

-, William, Cluniac, 161.

-, William de, Carmelite, papal chaplain, 28, 55.

Gedewyr, Elizabeth, of Wytham, 563.

Gedyngton, Richard de, rector of Crick. 302.

Gees, John, of Shipden, donsel, 221.

-, -, his wife, 221.

Gele, David, clerk (of the diocese of St. Asaph), canon of St. Asaph, rector of Llandrillo yn Rhôs, 99, 107.

-, David, clerk (of the diocese of St. Asaph), rector of Llanycil, 282.

Geneva, Robert of. See Clement VII.

Geneyn, Peter, rector of Farlington, 206.

Geng. See Ginge.

Genge, William, abbot of Peterborough, 510, 546.

Genne, Thomas, priest, 134.

Genoa, chapter general of the Friars Minors at, 572.

-, letters dated at, 21.

Gentilibus, Luke Radulfucii de. See Cardinal priests (St. Sixtus's).

Geraldinis, Gerald Fiz Moris de, canon of Limerick, 107.

-, -, See Fitz Morys.

-, John de, knight (of the diocese of Ardfert), 106, 255 (Corrigenda), 554.

-, -, Maurice his son, donsel, 255.

-, -, Thomas his son, vicar of Killehenny, rector of Ventry and of Stradbally, 106, 554.

-, John de, knight, 187.

-, -, Thomas his son, subdeacon (of the diocese of Limerick), chancellor of Limerick, 187.

Gerard, Gerrard, John, 222.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 222.

-, Thomas of Benyngton donsel, 140

-, William, of Yelverton (diocese of Norwich), priest, 52.

-, William, priest (of the diocese of Norwich), 139.

-, -, priest (of the diocese of Norwich), notary, 114.

-, -, priest (of the diocese of Norwich), rector of Heydon, 242, 250.

Gerardmulin, Simon de, 434.

Gerberge, Cecily, 122.

Gerford. See Garforth.

Gernagan, John, 37.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 37.

Gerolden. See Garendon.

Gerpenvilla, Geoffrey de, 434.

-, -, Magdalen his mother. 434.

Gerrard, William. See Gerard.

Gertprynge. See Garthbrengy.

Gervase ap Jevan ap Jerwerth, priest, notary. 291.

Gerveys, John, canon of Abergwilly, 615.

Gerwey, Thomas, of East Bergholt, 40.

-, -, Cristina his wife, 40.

Gessill. See Geashill.

Gest, Richard, donsel, 45.

-, -, Alice his wife, 45.

Ghishull Magna. See Chishall.

Gibbeson, John, of Boston, 619.

-, -, Joan his wife, 619.

Giffard, land of, 434.

Giffard, Mary, damsel, 44.

Gilbard, John, 353.

-, Richard, Augustinian canon, 200.

-, See Gylberd.

Gilbert, John, bishop of St. Davids, 22.

Gilberti, Elias, rector of Skilgate, 317.

Gilby, John, rector of Kneesall. 622.

Gille son of Burth, 512.

Gilling, East, Gillyng in Ridale [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Gilling near Richmond, Gillynge [co. York, N.R.], 3, 4.

Gillingham, Gyllyngham [co. Dorset], prebend in Shaftesbury, 85.

Gillivltani, [co. Cavan], townland of, 450.

Gilloth, Gylot, Gyloth, William, priest (of the diocese of Canterbury), 24.

-, -, master of Dogys chantry, Canterbury. 210, 261, 262.

Gillyng in Ridale, Gillynge. See Gilling.

Ginge, Geng, near East Lockinge [co. Berks], 352.

-, See Genge.

Girgenti [Sicily], Nicholas, bishop elect of. See Burellis.

Gislingham, Gyslyngham [co. Suffolk], 39.

Gisulfis, Anthony de, Friar Preacher, 358.

Gladebach, Adam de, Friar Preacher, 151.

Glascarrig, Galscarrayg, Glasanraig, Glascarraig, Glasscarryg, [parish of Donaghmore, co. Wexford], Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 343, 449, 451.

-, -, -, See Oduyud.

Glasney, Glaseney, Glasneye [co. Cornwall], collegiate church of St. Thomas the Martyr, provost of, papal mandatary, 340.

-, -, -, See Cullyng.

-, -, provost and chapter of, 535.

-, -, canons of. See Bray; Dolbeara; Haget; Raw.

Glasscarryg. See Glascarrig.

Glastonbury [co. Somerset], Benedictine abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 284, 304, 422–424.

-, -, abbot of. See Chynnok.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 24, 202, 341, 350.

-, -, chamberlain of, 202.

-, -, monks of, 50, 154, 202, 212.

-, -, infirmary of, 351.

-, parish church of St. John, 350.

Glatton [co. Hunt], 435.

Gleannbercain. See Castlehaven.

Gledowe, Henry, clerk, 147.

Glendalough [co. Wicklow], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 110.

-, -, See Obryn; Snell; Symonds.

Glen, Glene, river, [co. Leicester], 487.

Glentham [co. Lincoln], 245.

Glimtham, John, donsel, 138.

-, -, Rose his wife, 138.

Glishull Magna. See Chishall.

Gloucester, John, abbot of Beaulieu, 517, 602.

Gloucester, Thomas, earl of. See Despenser.

-, -, duke of. See Thomas.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 115, 188, 317, 359, 374, 405, 439.

-, -, See Wynchecombe.

-, Benedictine abbey of St. Peter, abbot of, papal mandatary, 114.

-, -, -, See Froucester.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 598–600.

-, -, Everard, prior of, 30.

-, -, monks of, 30, 48, 606.

-, -, Edward II buried in, 599.

-, parish church of Holy Trinity, and chapel of St. Mary, Graselane, 599.

-, parish church of St. Mary, 598, 599.

-, and Cheltenham, highroad between, 390.

Gloyou, Henry. See Bloyou.

Glunard. See Clonard.

Glushill Magna. See Chishall.

Glym, William, priest, canon of Salisbury rector of Doddington, 265, 609, 618.

Glyndyfrdwg, Glyndyvyrdwy [co. Merioneth]. lord of, 44.

-, See also Owen ap Gruffuth.

Gnomor. See Kiloummin.

Gobbethorn, John, rector of Buckhorne Weston, 501.

Godalle, Thomas, 131.

-, See Godeale.

Godard, John, citizen of London, 61.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 61.

Gode, Adam, donsel, 234.

-, -, Cristiana his wife, 234.

-, See Goode.

Godeale, William, priest, notary, 27.

-, See Godalle.

Godeborn, Henry, papal chaplain and auditor, 166.

-, See Gudbern.

Godefray, William. 353.

Godelak, alias Fryton, Matilda, 386.

-, See Gudlak.

Godemerston, John. See Godmanston.

Godendon. See Godington.

Godesdon. See Cuddesdon.

Godimer, John, Benedictine monk of St. Nicholas's, Angers, prior of Monks Kirby, 438.

Godington, Godendon [co. Oxon], 435.

-, See Godynton.

Godman, John, 352.

-, See Gutman.

Godmanston, Godmerston, Godmerston, John, John de, treasurer (for chancellor) of London, 69.

-, -, chancellor of London, rector of Ross, 70, 381, 382, 553.

Godmersham [co. Kent], 10.

Godmerston, John. See Godmanston.

Godston, Thomas, of Colchester, donsel, 127.

-, -, Cristina his wife, 127.

Godstow, Godstowe [co. Oxford], Benedictine nuns’ abbey, abbess and convent of, 495.

Godyer, Nicholas, priest, 220.

Godynton, Thomas, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, rector of Weston on Avon, 185.

Godyrston, Thomas, priest, 137.

Goganyfrath. See Rathgoggan.

Gokewell, Goukwell [parish of Broughton, co. Lincoln], Benedictine nuns’ priory, church of, 68.

Golafre, Alice, Augustinian nun, 549.

-, See Golofre.

Goldesburgh, Goldysburg, Anthony de, chantry of, in Lincoln cathedral church, 479.

-, Richard, Augustinian canon, 391.

-, Richard, Richard de, knight, 121, 569.

-, -, Joan his wife, 121, 569.

Goldesmyt, Amice, 33.

-, See Goldsmyth.

Goldfynch, Thomas, clerk, 126.

Goldsmyth alias Brugys, Parnel, 230.

-, See Goldesmyt.

Goldyngton, William, 569.

-, -, Morgena his wife, 569.

Goldysburgh, Richard. See Goldesburgh.

Golle, Richard, of Beeston by Mileham, priest, 137, 234.

-, See Gall; Gallay; Galye.

Gollyng, Stephen, of Burton Agnes, 119.

-, -, Joan his wife, 119.

Golofre, Philippa, lady, 135.

-, See Golafre.

Golwualy. See Galbally.

Gommond, John, donsel, 569.

Gomshall, Gomshulf [co. Surrey], 548.

Gondwel. See Sandwell.

Gonthorp. See Gunthorp.

Goode, Richard, of Ickburgh, priest, 621.

-, See Gode.

Goolde alias Whyte, of London, Alice, 30.

Goose Bradon, Gosebradon [in Hambridge, co. Somerset], 430.

Gore Court, Gore [co. Kent], 547.

Gorgys, John, donsel, 570.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 570.

Gortnaraha, Gortraratha [in Kilcolman parish, co. Mayo], 333.

Gosberton, Gosberkyrg [co. Lincoln], Robert son of William Ricardi of, 144.

Gosebradon. See Goose Bradon.

Gotwik, John, rector of Croydon, 603.

Goualchot, John, 61.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 61.

Goukwell. See Gokewell.

Gower, Cristina, 125.

-, Henry de, bishop of St. Davids, 538.

-, Nicholas, donsel, 137.

-, Richard, Cistercian monk, afterwards abbot, of Jervaulx, 121, 329, 552.

-, William, canon of Abergwilly, 343.

-, William, Cistereian, 354.

Gowyn, John, of Norrington, 328.

Grace, John, 624.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 624.

Grace Dieu [co. Monmouth], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, monk of, 151.

Grado [Görz and Gradisca], patriarch of, papal mandatary, 254, 349, 412, 423.

-, Peter, patriarch of, 254.

Graffston, Richard, Benedictine, 48.

Graiguenamanagh, de Valle Salvatoris, alias Downske [co. Kilkenny], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 295.

Grammont [Haute-Vienne, France], Benedictine abbey, house of the Order of. See Edington.

Granard [co. Longford], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary the Virgin, 154, 346.

-, -, abbot of, papal mandatary, 105, 282, 322.

-, -, Philip abbot of. See Nangill.

-, -, William, abbot of, 155.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 155, 331.

-, -, father-abbot of, 155.

-, vicarage of St. Patrick's, 350.

Granby, Henry, rector of St. Michael's, Queenhithe, London, 371.

Granby, Graneby [co. Notts], 3.

Grandisdene, Robert, 126.

-, -, Helen his wife, 126.

Grandisson, John de, bishop of Exeter, 427. 428.

Graner or Grauer, Walter, 564.

-, -, his wife, 564.

Grantham, John, 231.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 231.

Grasmere, Gresmere [co. Westmoreland], 4.

Graue, Henry de, 353.

-, See Grawe.

Grauer or Graner, Walter. See Graner.

Graunfelde, William, Crouched friar, 562 (Corrigenda).

Grava, Parva. See Grove.

Graveley, Gravelee [co. Cambridge], 277.

Gravesend, Stephen de, bishop of London, 11.

Gravesend, Graveshende [co. Kent], 547, 548.

Grawe, Robert, priest, 230.

-, See Graue.

Gray, John, vicar of St. Nicholas's, Abingdon, 276.

-, Richard, C\?\stercian, papal chaplain, 32, 560, 565.

-, Thomas, knight, 62.

-, -, Joan his wife, 62.

-, See Grey; Greye.

Grayberd, Margaret, of Theddlethorp, 220.

Graystok, Matilda de, 378.

-, Ralph the younger, clerk, 374.

Graystoke. See Greystoke.

Grayton. See Drayton.

Greatford, Gretford [co. Lincoln], 137.

Greatham, Gretham [co. Durham], hospital of, master of. See Stanley; Weston.

-, -, statutes of, 71.

-, manor and church of, 71.

Green, Thomas, Thomas del, priest (of the diocese of York), 54, 132.

-, See Grene; Greyne.

Gregg, William, of Ellerker, 121.

-, -, Helen his wife, 121.

-, See Grigge; Grygge.

Gregorii, Richard, 352.

Gregory IX, letters of, 361.

-, institution of a vicarage by, 545.

Gregory XI, mandates by, 16, 203, 337.

-, nuncio of. See Cardinal bishops (Tusculum).

-, provision by, 295.

-, reservations by, 616.

-, restrictions on the privileges of papal chaplains by, 28, 116, 419.

Grendon, Henry, 377.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 377.

Grendon Underwood, Grendon [co. Bu\?\ks], 411, 423.

Grene, Agnes, Augustinian nun, 75.

-, Hutcheon de, 46.

-, John, clerk (of the diocese of Lincoln), 378.

-, alias Vertuys. John, clerk (of the diocese of Salisbury), 210.

-, Margery, 44.

-, Peter, of Willoughby, 622.

-, -, John Malbysch his son, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 622.

-, Robert, prior of Bolton in Craven, 59, 147.

-, (or Greye), Thomas, vicar of Fairford; 466.

-, William atte, priest, 5.

-, See Green; Greyne.

Grenewode, Thomas, clerk. notary, scribe of the chancellor of York, 8.

Grenefeld, Margaret, nun of the Order of Fontevrault, 160.

-, See Grenfeld.

Grenesdal. See Grinsdale.

Grenfeld, Robert, donsel, 35, 55.

-, -, Margery his wife, 35, 55.

-, See Grenefeld.

Grenlaw, John, Friar Minor, bishop of Sudak, 288, 329, 480.

Greseley, William. See Gresley.

Gresham, John, 38.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 38.

Gresham [co. Norfolk], 192.

-, Richard Mauwclerk of, 37.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 37.

Gresley, Greseley, Greslen, Thomas, rector of Rolleston, 371, 466.

-, William, priest, 124.

Gresmere. See Grasmere.

Gressenhall, Cressenhale, Gressenhale [co. Norfolk], 466, 480, 487. See Clerk.

Gretford. See Greatford.

Gretham. See Greatham.

Grey, Cristina, 5.

-, Henry de, of Codnor, 31.

-, -, -, Joan de, his relict, 31.

-, James, 5.

-, Joan, of London, 560.

-, Walter, archbishop of York, 8.

-, See Gray; Greye.

Greyby, John, Friar Minor, bishop elect of Narenta, 555.

Greye, Thomas. See Grene.

Greyne or Greyve, Thomas, 37.

-, -, Helen his wife, 37.

-, See Green; Grene.

Greystoke, Graystoke [co. Cumberland], Ralph, baron of, knight, 34.

-, -, -, Catherine his wife, 34.

-, See Graystok.

Greyve or Greyne, Thomas. See Greyne.

Griffin ap David, priest, 222.

-, See Gruffin.

Griffin, John, bishop of Leighlin, afterwards of Ossory, 288, 342.

Griffyth, John, rector of Rushall, 587.

-, See Gruffud; Gruffuth; Gruffyth.

Grigge, Henry, rector of the hospital of St. Thomas, Southwark, 497.

-, See Gregg; Grygge.

Grimeston. See Grimston.

Grimsby, Grymesby, Wellow, Wellowe [co. Lincoln], Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 29, 292.

-, parish church of St. James, 277.

-, John Lincoln, John Lincolne, of, canon of Beverley, Lincoln and Southwell, secretary of Richard II, 23.

Grimston, Grimeston, Grymston [co. Norfolk], 121, 196.

-, See Brymston.

-, See also Grymstun.

Grindall alias Skelton, Grinedale alias Skelotunn [co. York], prebend in Ripon, 596.

Grinsdale, Grenesdal [co. Cumberland], 512.

Grinstead, East, Estegrenestede [co. Sussex], 417.

Grober, John, rector of St. Martin's, Oxford, 124.

Grocht, Arnold, 228.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 228.

Gros, Oliver, donsel, 229.

-, -, Joan his wife, 229.

Grove, Parva Grava [co. Bucks], 591.

Gruffin ap Rys, rector of St. Lythans, afterwards of Sully, afterwards chantry priest in Llandaff cathedral church, 274, 275.

-, See Griffin.

Gruffud Melan, priest, notary, rector of Whitchurch, 114, 127.

Gruffuth ap David, Gruffuth ap Davit, canon of Abergwilly, vicar of Llanafanfawr, 343, 400.

Gruffuth, Erdudwl or Erdudvol his daughter, 394.

Gruffyth ap Ryddyc, 128.

-, -, Golevddych his wife, 128.

-, See Eve; Griffyth.

Grundisburgh, Grundesburgh [co. Suffolk], 590.

Grunitheste, Alan, Cistercian, 148.

Grygge, Thomas, priest, 563.

-, See Gregg; Grigge.

Grym, Gryme, Grymie, John, priest (of the diocese of Bath and Wells), 620.

-, John, vicar of Holbeton (of the diocese of Exeter), 423.

-, John, ‘spiser,’ 5.

-, -, Matilda his daughter, 5.

Grymesby. See Grimsby.

Grymie, John, vicar of Holbeton. See Grym.

Grymston. See Grimston.

Grymstun, Edmund, citizen of London, 232.

-, -, his wife, 232.

Grys, Robert, of Hindolveston, 234.

-, -, Maryoun his wife, 234.

Gualdo [Umbria], St. Benedict's, abbot of, papal mandatary, 191.

Gubbio [Umbria], Bertrand, bishop of, papal chaplam and auditor, papal mandatary, 239, 267, 294, 337.

Gudbern, Henry, warden of Sherburn hospital, 538.

-, See Godeborn.

Gudlak, John, chantry priest, 259.

-, See Godelak.

Guilsfield, Kegitva, chapel of [co. Montgomery], 388.

Guisborough, Gysbourne [co. York, E.R.], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, canon of, 53.

-, See Gysburn.

Guldusfeld, Thomas, canon of Hereford, 60.

Gull, Philip, Benedictine, 161.

Gunthorp, Gonthorp [co. Norfolk], 424, 518.

Gutman, Master William, 6, 7.

-, See Godman.

Gwaldus verch Ivor, 43.

Gy, Richard, clerk, 96.

Gybbvuns, William, priest, 287.

Gyblot, Walter, 130.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 130.

Gyffe, John, priest, 121.

-, Roger, 121.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 121.

Gylberd, William, donsel, 136.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 136.

-, See Gilbard.

Gyllyngham. See Gillingham.

Gylot, Gyloth, John, citizen of London, 144.

-, -, his wife, 144.

-, William. See Gilloth.

Gylton, William, rector of St. Andrew's, Cornhill, i.e. St. Andrew's, Undershaft, London, 377.

Gyney, James, esquire, 224.

-, John, knight, 224, 226.

-, -, Alice his wife, 224, 226.

Gyppewico, William de, prior of Hurley, 246.

Gysbourne. See Guisborough.

Gysburn, Thomas de, Augustinian friar, papal chaplain, 117.

Gysill, John, 119.

-, -, Constance his wife, 119.

Gyslyngham. See Gislingham.