Calendar of Papal Registers Relating To Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 5, 1398-1404. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1904.
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Habblesthorpe, Appellestorp [co. Notts], 482.
Hacket, Peter, archbishop of Cashel, 151, 189, 498, 511.
Haddenham, Hadenham [co. Cambridge], 425.
Haddon, Richard, clerk, notary, 514.
Hadelsay, Richard, clerk, notary, 115.
Hadenham. See Haddenham.
Hadleigh, Hadlegh, Hadleygh [co. Suffolk], Robert Brownyng of, B.C.L., 139.
-, Austin Dunton or Duitton of, 41, 224.
-, -, Emmota his wife, 41, 224.
-, Alice Hoky of, 40.
-, Elmin Merston of, Benedictine, 41.
-, Robert Rykkys of, priest, 39.
Haget, John, priest (of the diocese of Exeter), notary, 26.
-, -, canon of Crediton, Exeter and Glasney, rector of Kings Nympton (in the diocese of Exeter), 242, 247.
Hagh. See Haigh.
Haghmon. See Haughmond.
Haghwyke, William, donsel, 46.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 46.
Hagmon, Hagmund. See Haughmond.
Haigh, Hagh [co. Lancaster], 252.
Hakebech, Joan, 95.
-, Reginald, knight, 95.
Hakeburne, Hakeborune, Thomas. 5.
-, -, Robert his son, 5.
-, -, Cecily his daughter, 5.
Hakforth, John, priest, 53.
Hakforthac, Simon, 35.
Halberton, [co. Devon], 361.
Haldenby, Robert de, 535.
-, -, Robert de, his son, donsel, 535.
Haldenby [co. York, W.R.], chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, 535.
Haldyngham, John de, rector of Ingoldmells, 618.
Hale, Nicholas, rector of Stanway, 44.
-, Robert, priest, 620.
-, See Halle; Helle.
Haleday, Margaret, 44.
Halesowen, Halesoweyn [co. Worcester], Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 186, 424.
Halen, Henry, 132.
-, -, Cristiana his wife, 132.
Halesworth [co. Suffolk], 50.
-, See Halisworte.
Halewyn, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 499.
Halghton, diocese of Lichfield [? Haughton, co. Salop]. William Chesewardyn of, 135.
-, -, Alice his daughter, 135.
Halisworte, John de, priest, 39.
Halle, Adam atte, of Walpole, priest, 220.
-, John, priest (of the diocese of Durham), 222.
-, John, priest (of the diocese of Salisbury), 216.
-, John, rector of Buscot (of the diocese of Salisbury), 219.
-, John atte, layman, 352.
-, Thomas atte, donsel (of the diocese of Norwich), 57.
-, -, Joan his wife, 57.
-, Thomas atte, donsel (of the diocese of Worcester), 230.
-, -, Joan his wife, 230.
-, See Hale; Helle.
Hallingbury, Great, Halyngbury [co. Essex], 615.
Hallom, Hallum, Robert, Robert de, canon of Salisbury, 96, 292.
-, -, archdeacon of Canterbury, 379, 483.
Hallyngherst, William, 135.
-, -, Lucy his wife, 135.
-, William, Benedictine, 135.
Halman, John, of Preston in Wensleydale. 38.
Halmunston. See Elmstone Hardwicke.
Halnaby Hall, Halnatby [co. York, N.R], 3.
Halnathby, Joan de, 91.
Halomschire, Robert, layman, 563.
Hals, Richard, canon of Exeter and Wells, rector of Warbleton, 182.
Halsale, Gilbert, knight, 219.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 219.
-, Henry de, rector of Halsall, 252.
Halsall, Halsale [co. Lancaster], 252.
Halsolt, Thomas, Friar Minor, afterwards Benedictine, 191.
Haltemprice, Hautempris, Hautenpriis, Hautenprys, Hautinprisse [co. York, E.R.], Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, 185, 515.
-, -, canon of, 34, 218.
-, -, church of, 376.
Halton, Henry, citizen of London, 566.
-, -, Marjory his wife, 566.
-, John, donsel, 570.
-, -, Joan his wife, 570.
-, See Haltuna.
Halton, diocese of Canterbury, 472.
Haltuna, Ralph de, 434.
-, See Halton.
Haluczhton, John de, rector of St. Peter's, Chester, 526.
Halyngbury. See Hallingbury.
Halystane. See Holystone.
Halywell. See London (Augustinian priories).
Ham, High, Hamme, Hyghamme [co. Somerset], 257, 350.
Hambro. See Handborough.
Hamburmakere, Thomas, 5.
-, -, Margery his daughter, 5.
Hambury, Nicholas, rector of Newington, Hazleton and Himbleton, 188, 189, 264.
Hambury. See Hanbury.
Hamedon. See Norton.
Hamelak. See Helmsley.
Hamelettehoke. See Hook.
Hamerton, Henry, priest (of the diocese of Lincoln), 215.
-, Henry, canon of Shaftesbury, rector of Biddenden and Lockington, portionary of Beddington, 85, 256.
-, John, donsel, 570.
-, -, his wife, 570.
Hamlyn, Ralph, donsel, 53.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 53.
Hamme. See Ham.
Hamon, Hamond. See Haughmond.
Hamond, William, 377.
-, -, Joan his relict, 377.
-, William, canon of Dublin, 616.
Hampden, Great [co. Bucks], 435.
-, Little [co. Bucks], 435.
Hampole, Hampull [co. York, W.R.], Cistercian priory of St. Mary the Virgin, 375.
Hampsthwaite, Hamsthwait, Hamsthwayt [co. York, W.R.], 467, 569.
Hampton, Roger de, clerk, 50.
Hampton, diocese of Lincoln, Sampson Maycok of, clerk, notary, 605.
Hampton in Arden, Hampton [co. Warwick], 538.
Hampull. See Hampole.
Hamsthwait, Hamsthwayt. See Hampsthwaite.
Hanbury, Hambury [co. Worcester], 43, 165.
Hancok, Hanekok, Thomas, 124, 126.
-, -, Joan his wife, 124, 126.
Hancokes, William, of Withington, 135.
-, -, Alice his relict, 135.
Handborough, Hambro [co. Oxford], 278.
Hanekok, Thomas. See Hancok.
Hanneworth. See Hanworth.
Hanney, East, Est Hanneye [co. Berks], 351, 352.
Hanningfield, Hanyngfeld, West Hanyngfeld [co. Essex], 92.
Hanworth, Hanneworth, Hanworthe, Hugh, rector of Standground (of the diocese of Lincoln), 149, 150.
-, Hugh, canon of Lincoln, 367.
-, Thomas de, prior of Hickling, 35, 55.
Hanyngfeld. See Hanningfield.
Harbledown, Herbaldone [co. Kent], 473, 482.
Harburgh, Henry, canon of Salisbury, 328.
Harcher, John, Hospitaller, 323.
Hardepirie, John, Benedictine, 606.
Hardwicke, Hardewyke, Herdewyk, Herdewyke [co. Bucks], 60, 150, 571.
Hardwicke, Elmstone. See Elmstone Hardwicke.
Hardy, John, clerk, notary, 291.
-, Richard, chaplain of Sutton, 57.
Hardyng, John, 238.
Haredon, Roger, Augustinian canon, 345.
Haresceugh, Parva Harescoud [in Kirk Oswald parish, co. Cumberland], 513.
Harewell, John, bishop of Bath and Wells, 17, 275, 326, 442.
Harewolde. See Harrold.
Harewood, Harworde, Herwod [co. York, W.R.], 2, 160.
Harleston Field, Harlestonefelde, in the parish of Redenhall [co. Norfolk], 481.
Harley, William, 125.
-, -, his wife, 125.
Harling, Harlyngh, Thomas, canon of Chichester, rector of Pulborough, chaplain of Shrawardine and Waters Upton, 294, 366.
-, See Harlyng.
Harling, Arlyngh [co. Norfolk], Roger Bernardi of, priest, 38.
Harliston, William, donsel, 622.
Harlkedon. See Harrowden.
Harlow, Herlawe [co. Essex], 152, 611.
Harlyng, Harlyngh, Agnes, widow, 47.
-, Cecily, 126.
-, Thomas. See Harling.
Harmesthorpe, John, priest, 133.
Harnham, Hornham, with Coombe Bissett [co. Wilts], prebend in Salisbury, 615.
Harold, John, 225.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 225.
-, John, rector of Whitewell hospital, 285.
Haroldston, Haroldeston by the sea in Ros [co. Pembroke], 285.
Harper, John, vicar of Rosenallis, 298.
Harptree, East, Harpetre [co. Somerset], prebend in Wells, 257.
Harran [Armenia], Everard, bishop of. See Muisgen.
-, bishop of. See Wynter.
Harrewode, John de, advocate of the court of York, 8.
-, See Harwod; Horwode.
Harrietsham, Herretesham, Heryetesham [co. Kent], 467, 576.
Harrington, Haryngdon, Haveryngton [co. Cumberland], 4, 420.
-, Haryngton [co. Lincoln], John, Copuldyk of, knight, 567.
-, -, Margery his wife, damsel, 567.
-, See Haryngdon.
Harrold, Harewolde [co. Bedford], 435.
Harrow, Harwe [co. Middlesex], 83.
-, See Harwe.
Harrowden, Harlkedon [co. Bedford], 317.
Hartfield, Huntfeld [co. Sussex], 84.
Harthill, Herthille [co. York], 193.
Hartlebury, Hertlebery [co. Worcester], 374.
Hartley Wintney, Wynteneye Herteley [co. Southants], Benedictine nuns’ priory of St. Mary Magdalen, 71.
Harwald. See Harwood.
Harwe, Simon, 5.
-, -, Henry, John and Julian, his sons, 5.
-, -, Agnes and Alice, his daughters, 5.
Harwe. See Harrow.
Harwedon bridge. See Cardington.
Harvilla [borders of Bucks and Herts], 434.
Harwod, John, auditor of the chapter court of York, 209.
-, Nicholas, priest, 134.
-, See Harrewode; Horwode.
Harwood, Harwald, Harwold [co. Bedford], Augustinian priory, Emma, prioress of, 219.
-, -, nun of, 133.
Harworde. See Harewood.
Harworth, Hugh, of Blyth, 486.
Haryngdon, Robert de, knight, 420.
-, -, John, Robert and William, his sons. 420.
Haryngdon. See Harrington.
Haryngton, James de, 396.
-, -, Helen his wife, 396.
Haryngton. See Harrington.
Haselbech, Henry, priest chaplain of Milkhouse Street, 275, 319.
Haselbere, Thomas, Friar Preacher, papal chaplain, 419, 420.
Hasolshaw, Haselschaue, Walter, Walter de, arohdeacon of Wells, afterwards bishop of Bath and Wells, 201, 279, 320, 321, 327.
Hasketon [co. Suffolk], 217, 221.
-, See Askeaton.
Hassely, John, rector of Cleeve, afterwards rector of St. Michael's Cornhill, London, and prebendary of Chichester, 297.
-, -, See Hastley.
Hastings, Hastynges [co. Sussex], collegiate chapel royal, canon of. See Jakes.
Hastley, John, canon of Chichester, 298.
-, -, See Hassely.
Hastynges. See Hastings.
Hasulton. See Hazleton.
Hatfield, Hatfeld, Hatfelde, John, Premonstratensian, 65.
-, John, Benedictine, 563.
-, Thomas de, bishop of Durham, 21, 600.
Hatherleigh, Hatherlegh [co. Devon], 426.
Hathern [co. Leicester], 248.
Hattewy, William, 374.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 374.
Haughmond, Haghmon, Hagmon, Hagmund.
Hamon, Hamond [co. Salop], Augustinian abbey of St. John the Evangelist, abbot of, papal mandatary, 320.
-, -, canons of, 193, 226, 323, 497, 515.
-, -, church of, 275.
-, See Hamond.
Haughton. See Halghton; Haluczhton.
Haukesbury, Richard, prior of Pershore, 218.
Haukeworth, William, donsel, 216.
Haukuslowe, Matilda, 134.
Haukyn, Laurence, priest, 61.
Haukyswel. See Hauxwell.
Haunton, Robert, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 190.
Hautebarge, Simon, prior of Spalding, 76.
Hautempris, Hautenpriis, Hautenprys, Hautinprisse. See Haltemprice.
Hauxwell, Haukyswel, Hawkeswe'l [co. York], 4, 72.
Haverell, John, Cistercian, 508.
Haverhill, Haverill [co. Suffolk], 386.
Haveryngdon. See Wycombe, West.
Haveryngton. See Harrington.
Hawarden, Hawardyn [co. Flint], 564.
Hawden. See Howden.
Hawes, William, 353.
Hawkeswell. See Hauxwell.
Hawkridge, Hokerigge [in Cranbrook parish, co. Kent], 361.
Hawlen, John, Carmelite, papal chaplain, 155.
Haxey, Haxhey, Thomas, canon of Lincoln and Southwell, 394, 608.
Hay, Catherine, damsel, 45.
Hayes (or Cliston Hayes), Heghes [in the parish of Broad Clyst, co. Devon], prebend in Holy Trinity chapel in Exeter Castle, 596.
Hayherue, Thomas, clerk, notary, 559.
Haynson, Robert, 34.
-, -, Joan his wife, 34.
Haynton, Agnes de, 32.
Hayton, William, dwelling in Lincoln, 561.
-, -, his wife, 561.
Hayward, John, layman (of the diocese of Salisbury). 353.
-, See Heyward.
Haywod, Haywode, John, layman (of. the diocese of Lichfield), 230.
-, John, Benedictine, papal chaplain, 213.
-, See Heywod.
Hazleton, Hasulton [co. Gloucester], 188.
Headington, Heddenduna, mill of, called Kyngesmulne [now King's Mill near Oxford], 434.
Hebeden, Nicholas de, knight, 237.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 237.
Hecham. See Hitcham.
Hechyngham or Hethyngham, John, Augustinian canon, 568.
Heddenduna. See Headington.
Hedgerley, Hugele [co. Bucks], 435.
Hedilham, Peter de, 43.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 43.
Hagham, Hamo, priest, 139.
Heghes. See Hayes.
Heghfelde. See Highfield.
Hegmere, Edmund, priest, 38.
Hekyngham, John, donsel, 37.
Helagh Park [co. York], Augustinian priory of St. John the Evangelist, prior and convent of, 498.
Helde, Richard Blunt of, 288, 308.
-, -, John his son, Friar Minor, bishop of Acre, 288, 308.
Helhoughton, Helweton [co. Norfolk], John Payn of, 123.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 123.
Helle, William atte, 31.
-, -, Joan his wife, 31.
-, See Hale; Halle.
Helmerton. See Hillmarton.
Helmsley, Hamelak [co. York], 609.
Helweton. See Helhoughton.
Helwys, Hugh, clerk, notary, 292.
Helyet, William, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, 163.
-, See Elyott.
Hembury in Saltmarsh. See Henbury.
Hemery, Richard, priest, 33.
Hemgrave, Thomas, knight, 40.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 40.
Hemmyng, Robert, 352.
Hempton [co. Norfolk], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 211.
Hemswell. See Spittal-in-the-Street.
Henbury, Hembury in Saltmarsh [co. Gloucester], letters dated at, 351.
Hendeman, Thomas, dean of Crantock, canon of Abergwilly, 137, 413, 423.
-, See Hyndeman.
Hendred, East, Est Henreth [co. Berks], 352.
Henley, Henlay, Henle, Henly, John, John de, rector of Sodgefield and Houghton, 203, 337, 338.
-, William, claustral prior of Reading, 550.
Henley Honour, Henle honore [cos. Berks, Bucks, and Oxon], 435.
Henry III, 337.
Henry IV, 623.
-, Joan his wife, 623.
-, clerk of. See Elvet.
-, licence by, for an appropriation, 474.
-, persons in the service of, 339, 443, 465, 473, 525, 619.
-, petition of, 406, 410, 459, 460, 472.
-, papal letters to, 287-289, 454, 455, 583.
-, patronage of, 410, 411, 438, 472, 548, 554.
-, secretary of. See Bubbewith.
-, treasurer of the household of. See More.
Henry of Bolingbroke, formerly earl of Derby, 46, 52, 73.
-, duke of Lancaster, grandfather of Henry IV, 410, 411, 472.
Henry, minister-general of the Friars Minors. See Alferus.
Henry—, 37.
-, Isabella his wife, 37.
Henry, son of John, 3, 4.
Henryson, Robert, priest, 41.
Henton, Sir Thomas de, treasurer of Exeter, 428.
Heoso, Nicholas, priest, notary, 292.
Hep. See Shap.
Hepworth [co. Suffolk], 488, 518, 568.
Herbaldone. See Harbledown.
Herberde, John, 417.
Herborth, William de, papal chaplain and auditor, 337.
Herche, John de, priest, 136.
Hercherd, William, rector of Crowthorne chantry in Hope, 490.
Herdell, Agnes, 229.
Herdewyk, Herdewyke. See Hardwicke.
Hereford, bishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.
-, -, papal mandatary, 12, 25, 70, 116, 318, 377, 388, 397, 500, 501.
-, -, See Trefnant; Mascall.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 25, 26, 500, 501.
-, archdeacon of. See Kyngeston.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 292.
-, canons of. See Cateby; Guldusfeld; Jakes; Kyngeston; Pratt; Saresbury; Wybbe; Wynchecombe.
-, Benedictine priory of St. Guthlac, prior and convent of, 598, 599, 600.
-, parish church of St. Peter, 598, 599.
-, Joan Braynton of, 626.
-, Joan Hopley, dwelling in, 625.
-, John Odynton, citizen of, 626.
-, -, Cecily his wife, 626.
-, earl of. See Bohun.
Herford, John, rector of St. Alban's in Wood Street, London, 56.
-, John, clerk (of the diocese of London), 198.
Herlawe. See Harlow.
Herle, Hugh de, archdeacon of Durham, 166.
Herlingflet. See Herringfleet.
Herlyngham. See Arlingham.
Herman alias Luton, John, priest, 565, 571.
Hermyngton. See Ermington.
Heron, Gerard, knight, 229.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 229.
Herretesham. See Harrietsham.
Herri, William, rector of Llansadurnen, 203.
Herringfleet, Herlingflet [co. Suffolk], Augustinian priory of St. Olave, prior and convent of, 152.
Hersy, Thomas, knight, 39.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 39.
Hert, Peter, Augustinian canon, 146.
Hertelaunde, Richard, Benedictine, 606.
Herteshorn, Hertershorn, John, esquire, 147, 228.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 147, 228.
Hertford, John de, prior of Walsingham, 157– 160.
Hertford, Benedictine priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 292.
Herthille. See Harthill.
Herthingburn, (? Irthing river or Hainingburn) [co. Cumberland], 512.
Hertilpole, John de, clerk (of the diocese of Lincoln), 35.
-, See Hertylpole.
Hertlebery. See Hartlebury.
Herton. See Horton, Monks.
Hertylpole, John, rector of Weston, warden of Skegby chapel (of the diocese of York), 97.
-, See Hertilpole.
Hertyshed, John, 625.
-, -, Mariona his wife, 625.
Hervy, Dulcia, damsel, 46.
-, John, layman, 119.
-, John, vicar of Wigtoft, 167, 168, 302, 303.
-, Ralph, of Stanton, priest, 567.
Herwelle, Roger, canon of Wells, 627.
Herwod. See Harewood.
Heryetesham. See Harrietsham.
Hestiic. See Eshtirge.
Hesyll, Robert, Cistercian, 544.
Hetelegh, Richard de, 35.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 35.
Heth. See Hythe.
Hethe, Nicholas, clerk, 57.
Hethyngham, John. See Hechyngham.
Heton. See Kirkheaton.
Hevenynge, Hevenynges [parish of Lea, co. Lincoln], Benedictine nuns’ priory, prioress and convent of, 347, 361.
Heversham, Eversham [co. Westmoreland], 4.
Hevingham, Hevyngham [co. Norfolk], John Nally of, priest, 568.
Hewe, William, rector of Hasketon, 217, 221.
Heworth, John, 225.
Heydon, Heyden [co. Norfolk], 242, 250.
Heyll, Thomas, 58.
-, See Hill.
Heyne, William, clerk, notary, 605.
-, William, of Chatteris, layman, 431.
Heynes, Ralph, of Saffron Walden, priest, 224.
Heyward, Thomas, citizen of London, 59.
-, -, Alice his relict, 59.
-, alias Burstode, Roger. See Burstede.
-, See Hayward.
Heywod, Heywode, John, Friar Preacher, 49.
-, Margery, 123.
-, See Haywod.
Heyzgwyk. See Highweek.
Hickleton by Marr, Hilulton by Mar [co. York, W.B.], 200.
Hickling, Bykelyng, Hikelyng, Hykeling, Hykelyng, Hyklyng [co. Norfolk], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 210.
-, -, -, See Hanworth.
-, -, prior and convent of, 19.
-, -, canons of, 129, 226.
-, parish church of All Saints, 19.
-, Margaret Tukke of, 36.
-, [co. Notts], 3.
Higham Gobion, Hyham Gobyown [co. Bedford], 510.
Highfield, Heghfelde [co. Southants], 172.
High Ham. See Ham.
High Offley. See Offley.
Highweek, Heyzgwyk [co. Devon], 609.
Hikelyng. See Hickling.
Hildegar, Richard, scholar, 67.
Hilderston, Adam de, Friar Preacher, 357.
Hildiard, Hildiardis, Hildyard, Hyldiard, Hyldyardy, Hylliard, John, clerk (of the diocese of York), canon of Auckland, Darlington and London, master on warden of the hospitals of Northallerton and St. Giles, Richmond, 67, 468, 469, 583, 584.
-, See Hillard.
Hill, Hyll, John, priest, 561.
-, John atte, Premonstratensian (for Augustinian) canon, 38.
-, Richard, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Tristernagh, 348.
-, William atte, priest, 35.
-, See Heyll; Othehylle.
Hill, Hull [co. Gloucester], 361.
Hillard, John, priest (of the diocese of Bath and Wells), rector of Priston, 145, 224.
-, See Hildiard.
Hillesden, Hyllesdon [co. Bucks], 509.
Hillingdon, Hyllyngdon [co. Middlesex], manor of, 198.
Hillmarton, Helmerton [co. Wilts], 162, 163, 430.
Hilton, Adam de, 383.
-, -, Alice his daughter, 383.
-, Robert de, 507.
-, -, Margery his daughter, damsel, 507.
Hilulton by Mar. See Hickleton.
Himbleton, Humelton [co. Worcester], 188.
Hindlip, Yndelep [co. Worcester], Walter, rector of, 405.
Hindolveston, Hyndelveston, Hyndolveston [co. Norfolk], Robert Grys of, 234.
-, -, Maryoun his wife, 234.
-, George Smyth of, priest, notary, 222, 605.
Hinksey, North, Northengseye [cos. Berks and Oxford], 351.
-, South, Southengseye [cos. Oxford and Berks], 351.
Hinmurche or Hunnurche, Robert. See Hunnurche.
Hinton, Tarrant. See Tarrant Hinton.
Hinxworth, Enclysworth [co. Herts], 77.
Hipswell, Hippeswell [in Catterick parish, co. York, N.R.], 3.
Hirne, Thomas de le, priest, 221.
Hirthena. See Irthing.
Hirthmathon. See Irthington.
Hislop. See Yslop.
Histon, Hyston, Niston [co. Cambridge], 230, 301, 573.
Hitcham, Hecham, Licham, Lycham [co. Suffolk], 80, 173, 338, 388, 413, 556.
Hoath, Hothe in Reculver, q.v.
Hoathly, West, Westhothlegh [co. Sussex], 417.
Hoberd, Thomas, 54.
-, -, Alice his wife, 54.
Hobolda, Hugh de, 434.
Hocearnaid, Philip, canon of Tuain, papal mandatary, 451.
Hocot, Nicholas, citizen of London, 40.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 40.
Hody, John, vicar of Woolavington, 305.
Hoell Vaghan ap Tudir, rector of a portion of Clynnog, 238.
-, See Howel.
Hoew, William, of Stanway, 44.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 44.
Hoggys, John, of Knollis, 46.
-, -, Parnell his wife, 46.
Hogham, Thomas, rector of Rollesby, 589.
Hoghton, Henry, knight, 571, 578.
-, John, dwelling in Lincoln, 567.
-, -, his wife, 567.
-, See Houghton.
Hoghton. See Houghton in the Hole.
Hoghwyke, Agnes, damsel, 61.
Hogston, Richard, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 560.
Hoke, John, 8.
-, See Hoky.
Hokelonde [co. Sussex], 417.
Hokerigge. See Hawkridge.
Hoky, Alice, of Hadleigh, 40.
-, See Hoke.
Hokyngton. See Oakington.
Holand, Holland, Joan de, duchess of York, 609. See also Willoughby.
-, John de, chantry priest, 252.
-, John, Cistercian, 303.
-, Robert, 130.
-, -, Custancia de Calesia his wife, 130.
-, Thomas, knight (of the diocese of Canterbury), 36, 55, 62, 63.
-, -, his wife, 36, 55, 62, 63.
-, Thomas, donsel (of the diocese of Lincoln), 57.
-, See Hoyland.
Holand, lord of. See Lovell.
Holbeach, Holbech, Holbech in Holland, Holbeche [co. Lincoln], All Saints, 256.
-, John Powle of, clerk, notary, 211.
-, Robert Blixton of, 232.
-, -, Ela his wife, 232.
Holbeche, John, knight, 57.
-, -, Joan his wife, 57.
Holbeton [co. Devon], 423.
Holbrook, Hollebrouk [co. Suffolk], 624.
Holden, Richard de, 209.
-, Robert de, 209.
-, Thomas de, 209.
-, -, Helen his wife, 209.
Holdernesse, Robert, 124.
-, -, his wife, 124.
-, Walter, of London, priest, 136, 250 (Corrigenda).
-, William, 123.
-, -, Alice his wife, 123.
Holdesworthy. See Holsworthy.
Holdonnelt, John de, rector of Hope, 429.
Holdych, Margaret, 122.
Holgate [co. York], Thomas Speller of, 119.
-, -, Joan his wife, 119.
Holland, Hoyland [co. Lincoln], Robert, rural dean of, 438.
Holland. See Holand; Hoyland.
Hollebrouk. See Holbrook.
Holleketh, Isabella, of London, 142.
Hollesley, Holleslee [co. Suffolk], 156.
Holm, Adam, canon of London, 93.
-, Richard, Richard de, clerk, canon of York, rector of Bishopsbourne, abbreviator of papal letters, 62, 67, 79.
Holm. See Holme Cultram.
Holmborn, John, Cistercian, 553.
Holme, Hulme [co. Norfolk], St. Benet's. Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 424, 467, 518.
-, -, abbot of. See Brigham.
-, -, appropriation to, 415.
Holme Cultram, Holm, Holmcoltran, Holm Cultram [co. Cumberland], tithes of, 4.
-, Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, monk of, 32, 560, 565.
Holmetun, John, 135.
-, -, his wife, 135.
Holne [co. Devon], 463.
Holston. See Olveston.
Holsworthy, Holdesworthy [co. Devon], 548.
Holt, John, knight, 219.
-, Peter, prior of the Hospitallers of Ireland, 323.
-, See Holte.
Holt, Holtmarket [co. Norfolk], Catherine Bakun of, widow, 234.
Holt [co. Denbigh], 374.
-, [co. Worcester], 317.
Holte, John, Benedictine, 409.
-, See Holt.
Holtmarket. See Holt.
Holton, Houlton [co. Oxford], 353.
Holystone, Halystane [co. Northumberland], Augustinian (rectius Benedictine) nuns' priory of St. Mary, nun of, 235.
Homnanby. See Hunmanby.
Honnigiston, Robert, priest, 131.
Honnyng, John, of Boston, 623.
-, -, Elena his wife, 623.
-, See Honygg.
Honoray, Thady, rector and vicar of Drum, 451.
Honorius III, 335-337.
Honte or Houte, John. See Houte.
Honygg, Thomas, Friar Minor, 49.
-, See Honnyng.
Honynham, William de, citizen of York, 231.
-, -, Alice his wife, 231.
Hoo, John de, 562.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 562.
-, Richard, knight, 144.
-, -, his wife, 144.
Hood, Henry, 352.
-, Roger, 352.
-, William, 352.
Hook, Hamelettehoke [in Tichfield parish, co. Southants], 477.
Hooke, Houk, in Snaith [co. York, W.R.], 269.
Hope, John, canon of Wells, 326.
Hope, Eiston [co. Flint], 429.
Hope, All Saints [co. Kent], chapel or chantry of Crowthorne, Crouthorn, in the parish of, 490.
Hopees, John, priest, 223.
Hoper, William, clerk, notary, 559.
Hoperone, John, esquire, 228.
Hopley, Joan, dwelling in the city of Hereford, 625.
Hoppewode, Adam, clerk, 528.
Hord, William, clerk, notary, 114.
Hore, John, priest, papal chaplain, 560.
Horfield, Hortfeld [co. Gloucester], 361.
Horkesley, Horkisley, Horkysley [co. Essex], Cluniac priory, prior of. See Horkisley.
Horkisley, Horkysle, Horkysley, John, layman, of the diocese of London, 37, 49.
-, John, layman, citizen of Ipswich, 127.
-, John, Benedictine of St. John's, Colchester, afterwards Cluniac monk and prior of Horkesley, 127, 140, 154, 155.
Hormead, Hormade, Little [co. Herts], 547.
Horn, John, donsel, 60.
-, -, Alice his wife, 60.
Hornby, Alice de, 132.
-, John, Benedictine, 42.
-, See Horneby.
Horncastel, Horncastell, John, rector of Kirby, 462.
-, William, Augustinian canon, 147.
-, See Horncastre.
Horncastle, Horncastre [co. Lincoln], 66, 317.
Horncastre, William, priest, 620.
-, See Horncastel.
Horneby, William, citizen of York, 120.
-, -, Joan his wife, 120.
-, See Hornby.
Hornese. See Hornsea.
Hornham. See Harnham.
Hornse, John, of Kingston upon Hull, 119.
Hornsea, Hornese, Hornsee [co. York, E.R], 2, 220.
Horoft, Thomas. See Hotot.
Horsam. See Horsham.
Horseman, Richard, 5.
-, -, Matilda his daughter, 5.
Horsey, Horsi, near Bridgewater [co. Somerset], chapel of, 201.
Horsham, Horsam [co. Sussex], 271.
Horsford, Richard, clerk, 122.
Horsi. See Horsey.
Horsted Keynes, Horstedekeynes alias Bryctesley [co. Sussex], 548.
Horstone alias Schapewyk, Schappewyke, Shapewyke, of London, Master Thomas, clerk, notary, 395, 530.
-, -, canon of London, rector of Great Hallingbury, 615.
Horsyk, John, knight, 122.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 122.
Horsyngton, John de, priest, 220.
-, Stephen, priest, notary, 559.
Hortfeld. See Horfield.
Horton, Hortan, Robert, priest, 215, 225.
Horton [co. Bucks], 435.
-, [co. Gloucester], prebend in Salisbury, 83, 372, 373.
-, [co. Dorset], Benedictine priory, prior of. See Cosyn.
-, Monks, Herton, Hurton [co. Kent], Cluniac priory, 484.
-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 26.
Horwode alias Ilbergh, John, rector of Icklingham, benefactor of St. Michael's College, Cambridge, 585.
-, See Harrewode; Harwod.
Hostage, John, priest, 561, 567.
Hosteler, William, 43.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 43.
Hotham, Hothem [co. York, E.R.], John Wadby of, 125.
Hothe. See Hoath.
Hothem. See Hotham.
Hotoft, Walter, priest, 35.
-, See Hotot.
Hoton, —de, 223.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 223.
-, James de, donsel, 45.
-, -, Alice his wife, 45.
-, John the younger, clerk, 528.
-, Richard, priest, 132.
Hoton. See Hutton.
Hotot, Horoft, Thomas, 601.
-, See Hotoft.
Houeden. See Howden.
Houghlot, John, clerk, 320.
Houghton. Adam, bishop of St. Davids, 285.
-, See Hoghton.
Houghton, Howgton, Howton [co. Durham], 203, 337.
-, [co. Southants], 478.
Houghton in the Hole, Hoghton [co. Norfolk]. 388.
Houk. See Hooke.
Houleit, Richard, priest, 569.
-, See Howlett.
Houlton. See Holton.
Houndene, Thomas, Benedictine, 135.
Hounspull. See Huntspill.
Hounsworth, Richard, Benedictine monk and chamberlain of Glastonbury, 202.
Houte or Honte, John, 233.
-, -, Beatrice his wife, 233.
Howard, John, knight, 60.
-, -, Alice his wife, 60.
Howden, Hawden, Houeden [co. York], collegiate church of SS. Peter and Paul, canons of. See Caruyka; Cergeaux.
Howel ap Gwylym, donsel, 124.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 124.
Howel ap Jevan, priest, 236.
Howel ap Lywelyn ap Cad [ogan], 236.
-, Gwenllian his wife, 236.
Howel ap Madoc, rector of Llanddyfnan, 104.
Howel ap Meredudd, chancellor of Abergwilly, 339.
Howel. See David; Hoell; John.
Howell, Thomas, priest, 491.
Howell. See David.
Howeth. See Howth.
Howgton. See Houghton.
Howlett, William, rector of Wrentham, 146.
-, See Houleit.
Howth, Howeth [co. Dublin], prebend in St. Patrick's, Dublin, 188, 293, 444.
Howton. See Houghton.
Hoxne, Sir Richard de, rector of St. Mary's, Aldermanbury, London. 11.
Hoxne [co. Suffolk], Benedictine priory, 12, 526, 527, 586.
-, letters dated at, 165.
Hoy, Robert, 8.
Hoyland, Sir John de, 438.
-, See Holand.
Hoyland. See Holland.
Huberde, Henry, of Whaplode, priest, 57.
Hubert, Robert de Vallibus son of, 512, 513.
Huchendon. See Hughenden.
Hudardus, William son of, 513.
Hudswell, Huddeswell [in Catterick parish, co. York, N.R.], 3.
Hugate. See Huggate.
Hugele. See Hedgerley.
Huggate, Hugate [co. York, E.R.], 2, 340.
Hugh, notary of the holy Roman church, 409.
Hugh ap Gwylym, Cistercian, 154.
Hughenden, Huchendon [co. Bucks], 435.
Hugonis, Aymeric, papal chaplain and auditor, 244.
Hul, Thomas, 5.
-, -, Margery his daughter, 5.
-, See Hull.
Hulfeld, Roger de, 38.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 38.
Hulgreve, David, donsel, 32, 54.
-, -, Helen his wife, 32, 54.
Hull, Hulle, Robert, rector of Bennington, 26, 425.
-, See Hul.
Hull [co. York], John Leversege of, 51, 59.
See also Leversege.
-, -, Helen his wife, 51, 59.
Hull. See Hill.
Hulle. See Bishops Hull.
Hulme. See Holme.
Hulot, Walter, 216.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 216.
Humberstane, Humbreston, Alan de, priest, notary, 48,.211.
Humberston, Humberstane [co. Lincoln], Benedictine abbey of the Order of Tiron, monk of, 495.
Humbreston, Alan de. See Humberstane.
Humelton. See Himbleton.
Hundel. See Oundle.
Hundgate, William, donsel, 138.
-, -, Joan his wife, 138.
Hungerton, John de, priest, 142.
Hungoth, Parnel, 562.
Hunmanby, Homnanby [co. York, E.R.], Richard Milnare of, 44.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 44.
Hunnurche or Hinmurche, Robert, 120.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 120.
Hunte. Thomas, chaplain in St. Paul's, London, 607.
Huntfeld. See Hartfield.
Huntingdon, Huntyndon, Huntyngdon, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 502.
-, -, See Zouche.
-, Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 557.
-, earl of. See Clinton.
-, See Huntyngdon.
Huntspill, Hounspull [co. Somerset]. 279.
Huntyndon, Huntyngdon. See Huntingdon.
Huntyngdon, Nicholas, rector of Stoke, 233.
Hurlegh, John, rector of Farnham, 474.
Hurley, Hurle [co. Berks], Benedictine priory of St. Mary, prior of. See Gyppewico.
-, -, prior and convent of, 246, 247.
Hurne, Warin atte, 353.
Hursley, Hurstlegh [co. Southants], 176.
Hurstpierpoint, Hurstperpounde [co. Sussex], 417.
Hurton. See Horton, Monks.
Hutton, Hoton [in Gilling parish, co. York, N.R.], 3.
-, See Hoton.
Huwet, William, vicar of Speen, of Stanton, and of Winterbourne Stoke. 244.
Hwychwode, Thomas, priest. See Wychwood.
Hyachareluana, lands of, 336.
Hyde, William, citizen of London, 52, 60.
-, -, Albreda his wife, 52, 60.
-, See Ede; Eyde; Ide.
Hyde by Winchester, abbey of. See Winchester
Hyghamme. See Ham.
Hyham Gobyown. See Higham Gobion.
Hykeling, Hykelyng, Hyklyng. See Hickling.
Hylburghworth, Thomas, donsel, 136.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 136.
Hyldiard, Hyldyardy, John. See Hildiard.
Hylhouodyck or Kylhouodike, chapel of. See Kylhouodike.
Hyll, atte Hyll, John. See Hill.
Hyllesdon. See Hillesden.
Hylliard, John. See Hildiard.
Hyllyngdon. See Hillingdon.
Hyndeman, Robert, Benedictine, 414.
-, See Hendeman.
Hyndelveston, Hyndolveston. See Hindolveston.
Hyne or Hyue or Hyuere, Thomas, rector of Leigh, 219, 257, 466.
Hyngram, Thomas, priest, notary, 210.
-, See Ingram.
Hynky, John, 118.
-, -, Alice his wife, 118.
Hyston. See Histon
Hythe, Heth, St. Leonard s [co. Kent], 270
-, See Hethe.
Hyue or Hyuere, Thomas. See Hyne.
I
Ichenen, West. See Itchenor.
Ichonair, Cristinus, vicar of Killmacnamugin. See Ochonair.
Ickburgh, Ikeburgh [co. Norfolk], Richard Goode of, priest, 621.
Ickleton, Ykelyngton [co. Cambridge], 301.
Icklingham, Ikelingham [co. Suffolk], 585.
Iclington, Ikelington, John, archdeacon of Wells, 97, 243.
Ide, John, chantry priest, 271.
-, See Ede; Eyde; Hyde.
Idubunra, Reginald, rector of Kildalloge, 452.
Igearig, Cristin, vicar of Creagh, 522.
Igynechan, Cristan, prior of Abbeyderg, 332.
Ihullevayn, Denis, and John his son, vicar of Kilcrohane. See O'sullivan.
Ikeaniedig, Cornelius. See Okenady.
Ikeburgh. See Ickburgh.
Ikelingham. See Icklingham.
Ikelington, John. See Iclington.
Iklyngge. See Ingham.
Ilbergh alias Horwode, John, rector of Icklingham, benefactor of St. Michael's College, Cambridge. 585.
Ilchester, Jevulcestre [co. Somerset], 350.
Illmire, Ilmere [co. Bucks], 435.
Ilsley, East, Est Hildesle [co. Berks], 351.
Ilton [co. Somerset], prebend in Wells, 297, 596.
Immescan, Gramii, 499.
Inchmore, Insula Magna, Ynysmore, [in Abbeylara parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, 282.
-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 330, 332.
-, -, prior and convent of, 349, 350.
-, -, chapel of St. Columba near, i.e. the parish church of Columbkille q.v.
Ingate, Indegate [in Beccles parish, co. Suffolk], 121.
Ingham, Yngham, John, Benedictine, 218.
Ingham by Hickling, Iklyngge [co. Norfolk], Trinitarian priory, prior and convent of, 416.
Ingieteadlay, Dervoorgyl, 411.
Inglewod, John, priest, 58.
Inglys, John, abbot of Egglestone, 414.
Inglystorpe, Nicholas, Friar Preacher, papal chaplain, 117.
Ingoldmells, Ingoldmelys [co. Lincoln], 618.
Ingram, Stephen, rector of Redgrave, 424.
-, See Hyngram.
Ingrede, Margaret, 125.
Inis-Aingin. See Saints’ Island.
Inishcarra, Inskarech, Iscar [co. Cork], prebend in Cloyne, 64, 451.
Iniskaithig, Iniskaithis. See Scattery Island.
Inniscattery or Scattery Island. See Scattery Island.
Innisfallen, Inysfachlynd, Ynnisfalynd [parish of Aghadoe, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 110.
-, -, canon of, 439.
Innocent II, 434.
Innocent III, confirmation by, 169.
-, commission by, 244.
Innocent IV, constitution Volentes by, 516 (Corrigenda).
-, letters of, 76, 433-435.
Innocent VI, commission by, 244.
-, decree by, 7.
-, restrictions on the privileges of papal chaplains by, 28, 116, 419.
Innocent VII, 528.
Innocencia. See Athlone.
Insfermoy. See Bridgetown.
Inskarech. See Inishcarra.
Insula Magna. See Inchmore.
Insula Omnium Sanctorum. See Saints’ Island.
Insula Vivencium, See Monaincha.
Inygledbigh, Mabug, 42.
Inyndoun, Couly, 129.
Inysfachlynd. See Innisfallen.
Inysgebryny. See Limerick.
Inys Kathaigh. See Scattery Island.
Iper, Ipyr, Emma de, widow, 132, 143.
Ippart ap Robert, archdeacon of St. Asaph. canon of Bangor, 485.
Ippelpen, Geoffrey, rector of Grendon Underwood, 411, 423.
Ipswich [co. Suffolk], Augustinian priory of St. Peter, prior of. See Monewiden.
-, Augustinian priory of Holy Trinity, prior and convent of, 155.
-, John Horkysley, citizen of, 127.
-, See Gyppewico.
Ipyr, Emma de. See Iper.
Ireby, Yreby, John, knight, 54.
-, -, Catherine his wife, 54.
-, William de, citizen of London, 222.
-, -, -, Isabella his wife, 222.
Irland, William, of Derby, 134.
-, -, Emmota his wife, 134.
Irthing, Hirthena, river [co. Cumberland], 512.
Irthington, Hirthmathon [co. Cumberland], 512.
Irthlingborough, Irtlyingburgh [co. Northants], Simon Mills, Milis of, Benedictine, papal chaplain, 117. See also Mills.
Iscar. See Inishcarra.
Isertkelly, Distrgelli [co. Galway], 580.
Itchenor, West, West Ichenen [co. Sussex], 529.
Ithel ap Ropert, canon of Bangor, 616.
Ive, Yve, Robert, 123.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 123.
-, Robert, priest (of the diocese of Lincoln), 127.
-, Robert, rector of Wyke Regis (in the diocese of Salisbury), 88.
-, Roger, priest, 568.
Ivychurch, Monasterium Ederosum, Monasterium de Rose [co. Wilts], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 184.
-, -, canon of, 28.
Iweley. See Uley.
Ixworth. Dr. John, visitor of Clare College, Cambridge, 488.
-, John, canon of Beverley, Southwel] and York, rector of Sevenoaks and Cockfield, 596, 597.
-, Thomas, Friar Preacher, 151.
J
Jacomyn, Helen, 125.
Jaddesdene, Jaddysdene, John, priest, 570.
-, John, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, 560.
Jakes, John, of Boston (diocese of Lincoln), priest, 236.
-, alias Ammeney, Amneney, Walter, canon of Abergwilly. Hastings and Hereford, 298, 457.
-, See Jeckys.
Jakson, John, priest, 133.
James, Jamys, Margaret, widow. 47.
-, Robert, esquire, 224.
-, -, his wife, 224.
Janet, John, priest, 251.
Jankyns. Richard. priest, papal chaplain, 214.
Janyn, Richard, priest, 148.
Jarnegane, Hugh, lands of the late. 3.
J. David ap Janckyn. See David.
Jeckys, John, of Little Barningham (diocese of Norwich), priest, 562.
-, See Jakes.
Jefferey, Walter, 44.
-, -, Matilda his wife. 44.
Jekyll, William, priest, 48.
Jerolamensis, George, bishop of, 589.
-, bishop of. See Norwiche.
Jervaulx, Benoys [co. York], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of. papal mandatary, 113.
-, -, -, See Gower; Rokewyk.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 160, 163, 286.
-, -, monks of, 121, 212, 498.
-, -, cellarer of. See Gallay.
-, See Benoys.
Jery, John, of Kirton in Holland, 625.
Jevan ap David Gutta, 237.
-, Gwrwyl his wife, 237.
Jevan ap Gronow, John ap Gronw Goch, canon of Bangor, portionary of Clynnog, 238, 616.
Jevan ap Jorwerth, donsel, 229.
-, -, Gwenlleant his wife, 229.
Jevan Offerrat ap Llewellyn, rector of Rhiw and Llaniestyn, 404.
Jevulcestre. See Ilchester.
Jew, Jewe, John, 224.
-, -, his wife. 224.
-, John, 304.
-, -, Alice his wife, 304.
-, -, John their son, 303, 304.
-, -, -, Isabella his wife, 304.
Joan, queen of England, wife of Henry IV, 623.
Johannis, Jota or Joca, 5.
John XXII, constitution Execrabilis by, 106, 107, 170, 421, 532, 540, 612.
-, constitution Vas electionis by, 324, 572.
-, privileges conferred on papal chaplains by, 28, 116, 419, 546.
John of Gaunt, duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, 16, 17, 52, 73, 157, 285, 472, 527.
-, -, king of Castile and Leon, 598.
-, -, Blanche his wife 285.
-, -, Constance his wife, 472.
-, -, Catherine his relict, 527.
John, Henry son of, 3, 4.
John ap Bleddyn, John ap Bleddyn ap Gronw, clerk, notary, 582, 605.
John ap David, priest (of the diocese of St. Asaph), 223.
-, -, priest (of the diocese of St. Davids), 81.
John ap David, alias Tegle, canon of Abergwilly, rector of Darowen (in the diocese of St. Asaph), 582, 615.
John ap Gronw Goch. See Jevan ap Gronow.
John ap Howel, rector of Llanwrin and Ross, 382.
John ap Jevan, priest, 120.
John ap Jevan ap Hopkyn, 125.
-, Gweirvil his wife, 125.
John ap Llewelyn, priest, 223.
John ap Ris ap Roppert, archdeacon of Merioneth and precentor of St. Asaph, 579.
John ap Rys, John ap Reys, priest (of the diocese of Bangor), 42, 51.
-, archdeacon of Anglesey, rector of Llanddyfnan (diocese of Bangor), 104, 170, 223, 297.
John ap Rys ap Gruffuth, canon of Llanddewi Brefi, 615.
John ap Willelmi Talior, rector of Aberdaron, 613.
John David Twinok, 387, 388.
-, Lleuq were Madoc his wife, 387, 388.
John vap Jerp, Cistercian, 154.
Jong, Jonge, Master Richard, papal chaplain and auditor. See Yong.
-, John le, layman, 353.
-, Thomas le, 353.
-, Thomas, dean of St. Mary's, Warwick, 142.
-, Griffin. See Yong.
-, See Young.
Jonis, Isabella, 533.
Jonson, Jonsoy, Jonssone, John, of Stretton, 32.
-, -, Alice his wife, 32.
-, Robert, 35.
-, -, Idania his wife, 35.
-, William, donsel, [bailiff] of Newcastle upon Tyne, 570.
-, -, Elena his wife, 570.
Joour, John, priest, 38.
Jordan Master Reginald, priest, papal chaplain. 28.
Jork. John de, 216.
-, -, Joan his wife, 216.
-, See York.
Joruerth ap Jevan, 41.
-, Gweyrvil his wife, 41.
Jorwerth ap Edin ap Graffath, rector of Marchwiel, 613.
Jorwerth ap Jevan, rector of a portion of Aberdaron, 444.
Jorwerth Effeiriat, priest, archdeacon of Bangor, chaplain of Pwllheli, 239.
Jourdelay, Henry, 130.
-, -, Cristina his wife, 130.
Joy, Robert, 284.
-, -, Joan his daughter, damsel, 284.
Judde, John, vicar of Wisbech, 423, 424.
Judewyn, John, chaplain of Colworth chantry in Chichester cathedral church, papal chaplain, 420.
Juhyne, Adam, burgess of Bristol, 139.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 139.
Juleker, John, rector of Edgefield, 562, 567.
Julyan, Walter, 230.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 230.
Juyll, John, priest, 225.
K
Kallbridi. See Kilbride.
Kalldri. See Calder.
Kane or Kave, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 508, 623.
-, See Cane; Kene.
Kardenay. See Bardney.
Kardigan. See Cardigan.
Karlaton. See Carlatton.
Karlelle, William de. See Carleyl.
Karleon alias Lanternam. See Llantarnam.
Karlaton, William de, Augustinian canon. See Carleton.
Karleyl alias Karloel, Karlelle, Karliolo, John de and William de. See Carleyl.
Karlion. See Llantarnam.
Karloel, John de. See Carleyl.
Karnoby, John. See Carneby.
Karre, Roger, priest, 50.
-, See Ker; Kerre.
Kaston. See Caston.
Katton, William de. See Catton.
Kave or Kane, Thomas. See Kane.
Kaynow, Walter, Carmelite, 39.
Kathorpe. See Caythorpe.
Keadew, Kedi, Kedy [now in Cavan town and Urney parish, co. Cavan], 373, 453.
Keal, East, Ekele [co. Lincoln], Hospitallers' house at, 199.
-, West, Westerkele [co. Lincoln], 391.
-, See Kele.
Keallabecga. See Killabegs.
Keanety. See Kinnetty.
Keara. See Burriscarra.
Kebbyl, John, clerk, notary, 291.
Kedi, Kedy. See Keadew.
Kedywor ap Rys, canon of Llanddewi Brefi, 615.
Keevil, Kyvelech [co. Wilts], 495.
-, See Kyvelech.
Kegidoc. See St. George.
Kegitva. See Guilsfield.
Kekeby. See Kirkby upon Bane.
Kelby, Henry de, priest, 57.
-, See Kilby; Kylby.
Kele, Joan, of Kirton in Lindsey (diocese of Lincoln), 31.
-, Robert (of the diocese of Lincoln), 138.
-, -,Joan his wife, 138.
Kelennok Vawr. See Clynnog.
Kelfeld, John de, priest, 44, 59.
Kelham, Margaret, 34.
Kelhous [in Wisbech parish, co. Cambridge], manse of, 575.
-, See Kylhouodike.
Kelldeglan. See Killyglen.
Kellmor. See Kilmore.
Kells, Kellys, Kenlis, Kenlles, Kenlys, Knelles [co. Meath], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 81, 101, 194, 447.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 398, 399.
-, [co. Kilkenny], Augustinian priory of St. Mary the Virgin, prior of, papal mandatary, 239, 465.
-, -, -, See Bryt.
-, -, canon of, 454.
-, See Kenlis.
Kelmore. See Kilmore.
Kelsaii, South. See Kelsey.
Kelsale, Kelshale [co. Suffolk], parish church of, 244, 255.
-, John Colvile of, 234.
-, -, Alice his wife, 234.
-, Margaret Game of, 130.
Kelsey. Catherine, 249.
Kelsey, South, South Kelsaii [co. Lincoln], William Taylyour of. priest, 220.
Kelshale. See Kelsale.
Kelstin, Richard, priest, 570.
Kelyng, John, 37.
-, -, Alice his wife, 37.
Kelynnokvawr. See Clynnog.
Kemer. See Cymmer.
Kemes, Kemeys [co. Pembroke], 285.
Kemlyng. See Kemsing.
Kemmer. See Cymmer.
Kempe, Richard, priest, 141, 566.
Kempstone, Master Simon, notary, 510.
Kemsale. See Kinsalebeg.
Kemsing, Kemlyng, Kemsyng [co. Kent], 13, 457, 506, 603.
Kenalton, Thomas de. Augustinian canon, 233.
Kendal, Kirkeby in Kendale [co. Westmoreland], 3.
Kendale, William, rector of Bluntisham, 182.
Kene, John, priest, 58.
-, Robert, 125.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 125.
-, See Cane; Kane.
Kenebell. Kenebella. See Kimble.
Kenelarga (? Killard alias Atlantic, co. Clare), 103, 180, 181.
Kenesham. See Keynsham.
Kenilworth, Kenylworth [co. Warwick], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 425.
-, -, canon of, 418.
Kenlis, Nicholas, rector of Tintern, 554, 555.
Kenlis, Kenlys. See Kells.
Kenn, Ken [co. Devon], 257.
Kenneg, i.e. Kinnagh. See Tintern.
Kennen. See Cymmer.
Kenneygth, Eve, 44.
Kensington, Kensyngton [co. Middlesex], 353.
Kent, John, 5.
-, Stephen de, priest, 127.
-, William, vicar of Foxton, 520.
Kentish Town, Kentisseton [co. Middlesex], prebend in St. Paul's, London, 615.
Kentman, John, clerk, notary, 292.
Kenton, John, priest, 621, 625.
Kenwryk, John, priest, 144.
Kepire, Kypeer, Kyrpeer [near Durham], hospital, masters of. See Stapleton; Strigat.
Ker, at, Atker, Thomas, priest, 569.
-, See Karre; Kerre.
Kerby, William de. the younger, clerk, notary, 115.
-, See Kirkeby; Kyrkeby.
Kerby. See Kirkby upon Bane.
Kerdiston, Leonard, knight. 220.
-, -, Margaret his wife, 220.
Kerdiston, Kerdyston [co. Norfolk], 232.
Kerdyngton, Kerdynton. See Cardington.
Kerkestede. See Kirkstead.
Kerlynton. See Kirtlington.
Kermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kerre, Lawrence del, Laurence Delkerre, priest, 133.
-, See Karre; Ker.
Kertmell. See Cartmel.
Kervere, Henry, Cistercian, 42.
Kesseburgh, Robert de, abbot of Roche, 626.
Keten, John de, canon of Ferns, afterwards chaplain of St. Radegund's in St. Paul's, London, 309.
-, Robert, priest (of the diocese of Winchester), 565.
-, Robert de, chaplain of St. Radegund's in St. Paul's, London, afterwards canon of Ferns, 309.
-, See Catton; Ceton.
Keteryng, William, donsel, 138.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 138.
Kettering, Keteryng [co. Northants], 330.
Keynsham, Kenesham, Keynysham [cos. Gloucester and Somerset], Augustinian abbey, abbot of. papal mandatary, 24, 422, 559.
Keyworth, Kyword [co. Notts], 252.
Kidderminster, Kydermunstrer [co. Worcester], fraternity of Holy Trinity in the parish church of, 411.
-, See Kydeminster.
Kilbecan. See Kilpeacon.
Kilbeggan, Flumen Dei [co. Westmeath], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of. papal mandatary, 79, 104, 108, 364, 365, 376, 435, 449, 450, 452, 462.
-, -, Maurice, abbot of, 289.
-, -, abbot of. See O'Farrell.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 103.
-, -, prior of. See O'Farrell; Magayga.
-, -, sacrist of. See O'Farrell; Magayga.
-, -, convent of, 289.
-, -, monks of, 289, 322, 330.
Kilborne. See Kilburn.
Kilbradran, Kilbradaran [co. Limerick], 502.
Kilbride, Kallbridi, Killbridi [co. Roscommon], 429.
-, Kylbride, in the parish of Dunboyne, [co. Meath], 359.
Kilbride Pilate [co. Westmeath], 373.
Kilbrogan, Kylbrogan [co. Cork], prebend in Cork, 295.
Kilburn, Kilborne [co. Middlesex], Benedictine nuns’ priory, prioress of. See Seyntomer.
Kilby, John de, priest, 133.
-, See Kelby; Kylby.
Kilconam. See Killonahan.
Kilconayl. See Kilconnel.
Kilconickny, Kyllcongnaci [co. Galway], 103.
Kilconnel, Kilconayl [co. Galway], 342.
Kilcorban, Killcarban [co. Galway], portion or rectory of Magennarla or Magonnarla in, 97, 104.
Kilcreevanty, Kilcreunata, Castasilva [parish of Kilbennan, co. Galway], Augustinian abbey, Orata, Orlayth, abbess of, 335, 336.
-, -, Any, warden of, 335.
-, -, abbess and convent of, 335, 336.
Kilcrohane, Kyllcrochayn, Kyllerochan, Kyllorochayn, [co. Kerry], 153, 390, 520.
Kilcummin, Gnomor [co. Galway], 612.
Kildalkey, Kildalli, Kyldalke [co. Meath], 389, 455.
Kildalloge, Killdallog, vicarage of [now a townland in Kiltrustan parish, co. Roscommon], 452.
Kildare, bishop of, papal mandatary, 300, 324, 581, 605.
-, -, See Askeaton; Madock. See also Dain.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 250, 298.
-, archdeacon of. papal mandatary, 100, 298, 445.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 554.
-, canons of. See Oconallam; Snell.
-, earl of. See Fitz Morys.
Kildwick, Kildewyk [co. York, W.R.], 160.
Kilfarboy, Killnafearwagi, Killnafearwugy [co. Clare], 179, 307. See Killsyobrach.
Kilfenora [co. Clare], Patrick, bishop of, papal mandatary, 254.
-, canons of. See Obryn; O Dea.
Kilfintinan, Kyllfynncanayn [co. Clare], 315.
Kilfree, Killnafraich. See Coolavin and Ranna.
Kilglass, Kilglacii, Killglais [co. Longford], 79, 105.
-, Kylglas [co: Roscommon], 364.
Kilintenra alias Teallacuntuga. See Killinkeere.
Kilkeedy, Kilkaedy, Kyllkady [co. Clare], 179, 307.
Kilkenny [co. Kilkenny], Kylkeny, Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 551.
Kilkerrin, Corgamohad (i.e. Corco-Mohagh, the old name for Kilkerrin), Killehayryn [co. Galway], 178, 452.
Killabban, Killabbayn [Queen's County], 451.
Killabegs, Keallabecga, prebend in Tuam, 179.
Killachy. See Killoughy.
Killadoon, Kylladowan [co. Kildare], 106.
Killadysert, Dissertmolacala, Dissertnolacala, Dysseremolacalia [co. Clare], 179, 180, 268, 307, 308.
Killagh, de Belloloco [in Kilcolman parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 458.
-, -, -, patronage of, 250 (Corrigenda).
-, -, -, See Mackyldroma; Scurleg.
-, -, prior and convent of, 552.
-, -, -, appropriated churches of, 496.
-, -, -, appropriation to, 153 (Corrigenda).
-, -, -, patronage of, 440, 441, 458.
-, -, -, letters conservatory for, 558.
-, -, canons of, 151 (Corrigenda), 496, 532.
Killala [co. Mayo], bishop of, papal mandatary. 173, 174, 253, 343, 499.
-, -, visitations by, 324.
-, -, See Orwell.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 169.
-, archdeacon of, visitations by, 324.
-, -, See Baret; Magoreachdai.
-, precentor of. See Oduda.
-, canons of. See Baret; Okearrny.
-, cathedral church of St. Patrick, 253.
-, -, invasion of the territory of, 173.
Killaloe [co. Clare], bishop of, papal mandatary, 178, 204, 289, 308, 324, 469, 497, 579, 598, 616.
-, -, exemption from the jurisdiction of, 74.
-, -, patronage of, 180.
-, -, See MacCragh.
-, D., bishop of. See O'Heney.
-, Donatus, bishop elect of, 204, 283, 289.
-, bishop and chapter of, 65.
-, dean of, papal mandatary, 187, 444.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 64, 104, 166, 185.
-, -, See Machaeghayn; O'Dea; Okenady.
-, chancellor of. See Macmachuyn; Omeagea.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 104, 166, 185, 315.
-, -, See Ograde.
-, canons of. See Macginachuna; Machaeghayn; Macommara; Macraith; O'Dea; Ograde; Ohcachre; Ohogayn; O'Kelly; Okearmada; Okenady; Olongan; Omaenachacayn.
Killallon, Killalon [co. Meath], 98.
Killamalyhry. See Kilmaleery.
Killamanagh, Kilnamanagh [in the parish of Donoughpatrick, co. Galway], 268.
Killaraght, St. Athrachta, St. Arhrachta [co. Sligo], 80, 283.
Killard alias Atlantic. See Kenelarga.
Killasser, Kyllasraich [co. Mayo], 80.
Killbridi. See Kilbride.
Killcarban. See Kilcorban.
Killdallog. See Kildalloge
Killechi. See Killeigh.
Killcedy, Kyllide, Kyllyd [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 614.
-, prebend in Limerick, 103.
Killeely, Killhrele [co. Limerick], 502.
Killeham. See Kilmainham Wood.
Killehayryn. See Kilkerrin.
Killehenny, Kyllgyene [co. Kerry], 554.
Killeigh, Killechi [in Geashill parish, King's County], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 344.
Killenari. See Killinane.
Killglais. See Kilglass.
Killhrele. See Killeely.
Killian, Kyllin [co. Galway], St. Mary's, 335.
Killinaboy, Kilhmurenbuych, Killinniubuych, Killinnubuych [co. Clare], 104 (Corrigenda), 166, 167.
Killinamanach, diocese of Annadown, 268.
Killinane, Killenari [co. Galway], 580.
Killinkeere, Kilintenra alias Teallacuntuga [co. Cavan], 107.
Killinniubuych, Killinnubuych. See Killinaboy.
Killmacnamugin, diocese of Elphin [? Kilmacowen, co. Sligo], 613.
Killmaynam. See Kilmainham.
Killnafearwagi. Killnafearwugy. See Kilfarboy.
Killnafraich. See Kilfree.
Killnanwayn. See Kilmaniheen.
Killneueayn, diocese of Ardfert, 441.
Killonahan [co. Limerick] with St. Munchin's, Kilmunchyn alias Kilconam, Kylmonyc alias Byltewan, prebend in Limerick, 181, 445.
Killorglin, Kyllorglan [co. Kerry], 153.
Killoughy, Killachy, Kylleacy [King's County], chapel of, 314, 407.
Killower. Kylarduyn [co. Galway], 612.
Killsyobrach, diocese of Killaloe (? Kilfearagh or Kilfarboy, co. Clare), 502.
Killua, Kyllowath [co. Westmeath], 564.
Killulagh, Kilwebagh, Kylwelagh [co. Westmeath], 366, 462.
Killybegs, Kyllytlug, Ryllytlug [co. Kildare], Hospitallers’ priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 343, 449.
Killyglen, Kelldeglan [co. Antrim], tithes of, 335
Kilmacduagh [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 18, 102, 107, 365, 463.
-, bishop elect of. See Ograde.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 364.
-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 612.
-, -, See Ochaig.
-, canons of. See Ochaig; Ohusgi.
Kilmacowen. See Killmacnamugin.
Kilmademoge, Kilmedy, Kylmody [co. Kilkenny], 295.
Kilmahan, Kylmayn [co. Cork], 448.
Kilmainham, Killmaynam, Kilmaynan, Kylmaynan [co. Dublin], priory of St. John of Jerusalem, prior of, patronage of, 298.
-, -, prior of. See Whyte.
-, -, prior and convent of, patronage of, 110.
-, -, subprior of. See Fowle.
Kilmainham Wood, Killeham [co. Meath], priory of St. John of Jerusalem, prior of. See Okassy.
Kilmaleery, Killamalyhry [co. Clare]. 315.
Kilmaniheen, Byllmanncayn, Killnanwayn, Kyllmaneayn, Kyllmanncayn, Kyllmayneayn [in Brosna parish, co. Kerry], 153, 485, 496, 497, 520.
Kilmaynan. See Kilmainham.
Kilmedy. See Kilmademoge.
Kilmoleran [co. Waterford], prebend in Lismore, 295.
Kilmore, Kellmor, Kelmore [co. Cavan], bishop of, papal mandatary, 100, 107, 109.
-, -, patronage of, 450.
-, -, See Brady.
-, bishop elect of. See O'Reilly.
-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 109, 167, 366, 447, 452.
-, official of, papal mandatary, 107, 109.
-, vicarage of, 109, 399.
Kilmore-na-Sina, Ecclesia Magna Nassina [co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, priors of. See Cornelii; Obirnd; Oflanagan.
-, -, canon of, 155.
Kilmunchyn alias Kilconam. See Killonahan.
Kilnamanagh. See Killamanagh.
Killsyobrach, diocese of Killaloe, 502.
Kilnsea, Kylnese [co. York, E.R.], 16.
Kilpeacon, Kilbecan [co. Limerick], prebend in Limerick, 295.
Kilronan, Kilrenan [co. Roscommon], 95.
Kilsby, Kyldesby [co. Northants]. 319.
Kilskeer, Kylskyr [co. Meath], 444.
Kilteany, Kiltene, lands of [parish of Kilcommon, co. Mayo], 333.
Kilturra, Kyllturud [co. Sligo], 342.
Kilwardeby, Brian de, 4.
-, -,Alan his son, 4.
Kilwebagh. See Killulagh.
Kimberley, Kymberle [co. Norfolk], 124.
Kimble, Kenebell, Kenebella [co. Bucks], 434, 435.
Kimbolton, Kynebalton [co. Hunt]. 16.
Kingsbury [co. Somerset], letters dated at, 201.
-, Kynysburi [co. Warwick], 510.
Kingsclere [co. Southants], 430.
Kingsland, Kyngeslone [co. Hereford], 606.
Kingsley, Kyngeley [co. Chester], Richard le Rotour of, 461.
King's Mill. See Headington.
Kingsnorth, Kyngesnode [co. Kent], 361.
Kings Nympton, Nymeton Regis [co. Devon], 242.
Kings Somborne. See Somborne.
Kingsteignton, Teyngton Regis [co. Devon], 609.
Kingston Bagpuze, Kyngeston Bakepius [co. Berks], 351.
Kingston Lisle, Kyngeston [co. Berks], 352.
Kingston, St. Mary's, Kyngeston, Kynggeston [co. Somerset], 362, 390.
-, Kyngeston by Lewes [co. Sussex], 417.
-, Kingeston in Ermington parish [co. Devon], 371.
Kingston upon Hull [co. York], John Hornse of. 119.
-, Thomas Spicer of, 119.
-, See Kyngeston.
Kingsweston, Kynguswueston [co. Gloucester], 361.
Kingswood, Kyngeswod, Kyngesword, Kyngesworde, Kyngiswode, Kyngyswode [co. Gloucester], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, 514-516.
-, -, monks of, 212, 230, 514.
-, -, church of, 263.
Kingswood, Kyngeswod, in Charfield parish [co. Gloucester], 258.
Kinnetty, Keanety [King's County], 109.
Kinsale, Kynsale [co. Cork], 220, 263.
Kinsalebeg, Kemsale [co. Waterford], 595.
Kirby Bedon, Kyrkeby Bredon [co. Norfolk], 281.
Kirby Bellars, Kyrkeby super Wrethek, Kyrkeby super Wrethoke [co. Leicester], Augustinian priory, 489.
-, -, prior and convent of, 510, 511.
Kirby in Cleveland, Kirkeby in Clyfland [co. York, N.R.], 523, 617.
Kirby, Monks. See Monks Kirby.
Kircelyngton. See Kirklington.
Kirkan. See Carkin.
Kirkby, Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, diocese of Lincoln, Magota Kuoit of, 124.
-, Thomas Smart of. priest 53, 62, 63.
Kirkby Fleetham. See Fleetham, Kirkby.
Kirkby Lonsdale, Kirkeby in Lonesdale [co. Westmoreland], 3.
Kirkby Overblows, Kyrkeby Oreblawers [co. York]. 259.
Kirkby Ravensworth, Kirkeby Ravenswath [co. York, N.R.], 3, 4.
Kirkby Stephen, Kyreby Stephan, Kyrkeby Stefan [co. Westmoreland], 24, 467.
Kirkby under Dale, Kirkeby in Hundolfdale [co. York, E.R.], 2.
Kirkby upon Bane, Kekeby, Kerby [co. Lincoln], 462.
Kirkeby, John de, Benedictine. See Kyrkeby.
-, Thomas the younger, priest, notary (of the diocese of York), 115. See also Kyrkeby.
-, Thomas, clerk (of the diocese of Carlisle), holding a chantry in York cathedral church, 296. See also Kyrkeby.
-, See Kerby.
Kirkeby. See Kirkby.
Kirkeby in Clyfland. See Kirby in Cleveland.
Kirkeby in Hundolfdale. See Kirkby under Dale.
Kirkeby in Kendale. See Kendal.
Kirkeby in Lonesdale. See Kirkby Lonsdale.
Kirkeby Ravenswath. See Kirkby Ravensworth.
Kirk Ella, Ellay [co. York, E.R.], 34.
Kirkestal, Kirkestall. See Kirkstall.
Kirkested, Kirkestede. See Kirkstead.
Kirketon. See Kirkton.
Kirkheaton, Heton [co. York, W.R.], 55.
Kirklees, Kyrkelees [near Brighouse, co. York, W.R.], Cistercian nuns’ priory, prioress and convent of, 355.
Kirklington, Kircelyngton [co. York, N.R.], 3.
Kirkestall, Cristall, Kirkestal, Kirkestall, Kyrkestall [co. York, W.R.], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary the Virgin, abbot of, papal mandatary, 116, 500.
-, -, -, indult for, 442.
-, -, -, See Bardsey.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 16 (Corrigenda), 17, 442.
-, -, father abbot of, 17 (Corrigenda).
-, -, monks of, 413, 602.
Kirkstead, Kerkestede, Kirkested, Kirkestede [co. Lincoln], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 462.
-, -, Thomas, abbot of, 610.
-, -, abbots of. See Louthe; Upton.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 349, 356.
-, -,father abbot of, 610.
-, -, monk of, 610.
Kirkton, Kirketon [co. Notts], William de Leck of, 232.
-, -, Avice his wife, 232.
Kirtlington, Kerlynton [co. Oxford], 363.
Kirton in Holland, Kyrketon in Holand.
Kyrketun in Holland [co. Lincoln].
Agnes Cane or Cave of, 236.
-, Robert Deyncowr of, donsel, 621.
-, John Jery of, 625.
-, Catherine Schotte of, 33.
-, Thomas Welby of, donsel, 625.
-, -, Eleanor his wife, 625.
Kirton in Lindsey, Kyrketon [co. Lincoln] Joan Kele of, 31.
Kisphon, Thomas. See Byspham.
Knaith, Knayth [co. Lincoln], 347.
Knapton [co. York, E.R.], 2.
Knaresborough, Knaresburgh, Knarisburg [co. York], Trinitarian house of St. Robert, 509.
-, -, letters conservatory for, 558.
-, -, Robert, (i.e. Robert York or Richard [Souage]), minister of, papal mandatary, 559.
-, -, ministers of. See Kyllyngwyk; Puddesay; Souage.
-, -, friar of, 551, 552.
-, -, minister and friars of, 551. 552.
-, vicarage of, 22.
Knayth. See Knaith.
Kneesall, Knessal [co. Notts], 622.
Kneveton, Thomas, priest. 138.
Knockgraffon, Cnokgraffan [co. Tipperary], 594.
Knockmoy, Collis Victorie [co. Galway], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of. See O'Kelly.
-, -, abbot and convent of, 29, 189, 254, 511.
-, -, monk of, 463.
Knole Magna. See Knoyle, East.
Knoll, Knolle. See Knowle.
Knollis, Thomas, donsel, 223, 237.
-, -, Joan his wife, 223, 237.
-, See Knoyel.
Knollis, diocese of Lichfield (? Knowle, co. Warwick), John Hoggys of, 46.
-, -, Parnell his wife, 46.
Knotte, John, rector of Westbere and of Halton, 472.
Knowle, Knoll, Knolle [co. Warwick], foundation by Walter Cook, canon of Lincoln, of a chapel on land of his parents at, 538.
-, Adam Cook of. 143.
-, -, Alice his wife, 143.
-, See Knollis.
Knoyel, John Benedictine, 50.
-, See Knollis.
Knoyle, East, Knole Magna [co. Wilts], 476, 480.
Knycht, Knyht, Knyth, Emma, 31.
-, John, clerk, notary, 514.
-, Roger, priest, 214.
-, Thomas, priest, 31, 53.
-, William, priest, 24.
Knyvet, John, esquire, 142.
-, -, Joan his wife, 142.
Kochull. See Cook Hill.
Kokefelde. See Cockfield.
Kolworthe, Kolworye, Hugh, 626.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 626.
Konyas, Nicholas, of Skipwith, 44.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 44.
Kook, Walter. See Cook.
Krakemere, Semannus, rector of St. Andrew's, Oakley, 487.
Kuoit, Magota, of Kirkby, widow, 124.
Kurdwanowo, James de, bishop of Plock, sometime papal chaplain and auditor, 93, 98, 272.
Kut, Alan, clerk, notary, 293.
Kybour. See Llanishen.
Kydeminster, alias Lynchus, John. See Lynchus.
Kydermunstrer. See Kidderminster.
Kyiweluanafferta moluad, diocese of Killaloe [i.e. Cinel-na-Fertegh-Molvad, i.e. O'Molloy's Country in King's County (baronies of Eglish, Ballyboy and Ballycowan)], 364.
Kylarduyn. See Killower.
Kylbride. See Kilbride.
Kylbrogan. See Kilbrogan.
Kylby, Nicholas, citizen of London. 50.
-, -, Alice his wife, 50.
-, See Kelby; Kilby.
Kyldalke. See Kildalkey.
Kyldesby. See Kilsby.
Kylglas. See Kilglass.
Kylhouodike, Hylhouodyck, chapel of [in Wisbech parish, co. Cambridge], 574.
-, See Kelhous.
Kylinghale, John. See Kyllyngale.
Kylk, Thomas de, of Beverley, 119.
-, -, John his son, 119.
Kylkeny. See Kilkenny.
Kylladowan. See Killadoon.
Kyllasraich. See Killasser.
Kyllcongnaci. See Kilconickny.
Kyllcrochayn. See Kilcrohane.
Kylldutom, diocese of Ardfert, 458.
Kylleacy. See Killoughy.
Kyllerochan. See Kilcrohane.
Kyllfynncanayn. See Kilfintinan.
Kyllgoynd, 275.
Kyllgyene. See Killehenny.
Kyllide. See Killecdy.
Kyllin. SeeKillian.
Kyllkady. See Kilkeedy.
Kyllmaneayn, Byllmanncayn, Kyllmanncayn, Kyllmayneayn. See Kilmaniheen.
Kyllorglan. See Killorglin.
Kyllorochayn. See Kilcrohane.
Kyllowath. See Killua.
Kyllturud. See Kilturra.
Kyllyd. See Killeedy.
Kyllyngale, Kylinghale, Kyllyngall, John, John de, vicar of Kirkby Stephen, 24, 467.
-, John, Augustinian canon, 191.
Kyllytlug. See Killybegs.
Kyllyngholm, John, donsel, 45.
Kyllyngwyk, John, Trinitarian, minister of Knaresborough, 551.
Kylmayn. See Kilmahan.
Kylmaynan. See Kilmainham.
Kylmody. See Kilmademoge.
Kylmonyc alias Byltewan, prebend of. See Killonahan.
Kylnese. See Kilnsea.
Kylskyr. See Kilskeer.
Kylwelagh. See Killulagh.
Kymberle. See Kimberley.
Kyme, Sir Simon de, 2.
Kyme [co. Lincoln], Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, 505.
Kymmer. See Cymmer.
Kymmour, Richard, priest, notary, litigant about the rectory of Clonmore, 81, 114, 223, 246.
Kynalechyn. See Ballynakill.
Kynebalton. See Kimbolton.
Kyng, alias Drawen, Hugh, clerk, 198.
Kyng, Richard, vicar of West Lockinge, 353.
-, Robert, 225.
-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 225.
Kyngeley. See Kingsley.
Kyngesbi, John, clerk, 201.
Kyngeslone. See Kingsland.
Kyngesmulne. See King's Mill.
Kyngesnode. See Kingsnorth.
Kyngeston, John, Augustinian canon, 625.
-, Richard, archdeacon and canon of Hereford, 73.
Kyngeston. See Kingston.
Kyngeston Bakepius. See Kingston Bagpuze.
Kyngeswod, Kyngesword, Kyngesworde. See Kingswood.
Kynggeston. See Kingston.
Kyngiswode. See Kingswood.
Kynguswueston, See Kingsweston.
Kyngworth, Roger, citizen of London, 217.
-, -, his wife, 217.
Kyngyswode. See Kingswood.
Kynoual. See Llangunhafal.
Kynsale. See Kinsale.
Kynysburi. See Kingsbury.
Kypeer. See Kepire.
Kyppynghall. See Rippingale.
Kyrcby Stephan. See Kirkby Stephen.
Kyrelyson. See O'Dorney.
Kyrke, Robert atte, priest, of Billesdon, 134.
Kyrkebrowlhton. See Broughton.
Kyrkeby, Kirkeby, Alice de, 32.
-, Avice, widow, 33.
-, John, Benedictine, 8, 232.
-, John, Premonstratensian, papal chaplain, 117.
-, Richard, citizen of London, 135.
-, -, Agnes his wife, 135.
-, Richard de, knight (of the diocese of York), 54.
-, -, Isabella his wife, 54.
-, Thomas, clerk (of the diocese of Carlisle), 378. See also Kirkeby.
-, Thomas, clerk, rector of Binbrook (of the diocese of Lincoln), 90, 177.
-, Thomas de, priest, rector of a moiety of Darfield (of the diocese of York), 508.
See also Kirkeby.
-, William, citizen of London, 230.
-, -, Matilda his wife, 230.
-, See Kerby.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkby; Monks Kirby.
Kyrkeby Bredon. See Kirby Bedon.
Kyrkeby Oreblawers. See Kirkby Overblows.
Kyrkeby Stefan. See Kirkby Stephen.
Kyrkeby super Wrethek, Kyrkeby super Wrethoke. See Kirby Bellars.
Kyrkelees. See Kirklees.
Kyrkestall. See Kirkstall.
Kyrketon. See Kirton in Lindsey.
Kyrketon in Holand, Kyrketun in Holland. See Kirton in Holland.
Kyrkham, Richard de, Augustinian canon, vicar of Kirk Ella, 34.
Kyrpeer. See Kepire.
Kystel, William, priest, 140.
Kyt, John, priest, 137.
Kyttys, Kytte, Kyttes, Thomas, clerk, notary, 293, 510.
Kyword. See Keyworth.
Kyvelech, Richard, Augustinian friar, Bonhomme, 495.
Kyvelech. See Keevil.