Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 23, Addenda, 1562-1605. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1973.
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'Index: G', in Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 23, Addenda, 1562-1605, (London, 1973) pp. 244-246. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-cecil-papers/vol23/pp244-246 [accessed 18 March 2024]
Index
G
G
Gaddesden (Gadsden), co. Herts, 195.
parson of. See Chambers,
Robert.
Gadsden. See Gaddesden.
Gallis, Richard, brother of James
Gallis (d. 1603), 115, 119.
Gallis, James, of Windsor, co. Berks,
a lunatic, 115, 119.
Gaol Fever, at Newgate, 112.
at Exeter, 219.
Garter, The, inn, High Street,
Windsor, co. Berks, 115, 119.
Gatehouse, The, prison, London, 83,
90, 91, 153, 204, 211.
Gaunt. See Ghent.
Gavelkind, 172.
Gawdy, Sir Francis, judge, 211.
Geaste or Ghest, Edward [? of co.
Worcester], his petition, 112.
Geaste or Ghest, Edward, junior
[? of co. Worcester], his petition, 112.
Geaste or Ghest, William [? of co.
Worcester], his petition, 112.
Geddington, co. Northants, manor
of, 216.
Geddington Woods or Chase, co.
Northants, 108.
Geffe, Nicholas, of London, petition
to Cecil and Home, 207.
Gelders, genealogy of the Dukes of,
101.
Genealogy, of the Cecil family in co.
Northants, 143.
of European dynasties, 144.
Geneva [Switzerland], Cecil visited
in Angers by agent of, 35.
George, Richard, of Cirencester,
Feodary of Gloucester, petition to Hesketh, 110.
George, The, Sittingbourne, co.
Kent, Postmaster's house
called, 21.
Gerald, Sir John FitzEdmund, of
Cloyne, co. Cork, Ireland,
petition to Privy Council,
122.
Germany, trade between Lisbon
and, 154.
212.
Gerrard, Peter, a Dutchman residing in Duke Street, London,
7.
Geynkyn, John, of the Strand,
London, artisan, petition to
Privy Council, 128.
Ghent (Gaunt) [Belgium], reference
to Pacification of, 16, 17.
to contribute towards discharge
of debts to England, 17.
Gibbs, Gertrude, wife of Ralph
Gibbs and sister of Lady
Dorothy Unton, request on
behalf of, 1.
Gibbs, Ralph, of Honington, co.
Warwick, reference to his
grave illness, 103.
Gibbs, William, of South Perrott,
co. Dorset, 4.
Gibralter, Straits of, 91.
Gilbert, Ambrose, of Dover Court,
co. Essex, deceased, wardship
of heir of, 160.
Gilbert, Sir John, of Compton, co.
Devon, particulars of his law
suit, 194.
Giles, Edward, naval captain, seizes
Spanish vessel, 163.
Giles, Sieur, Governor of Chteaubriant, meets English envoys,
73.
Gillesland, co. Cumberland, 80.
Giraudet, Claude, French lawyer,
his deposition concerning
death of Faure, 124.
Glamorganshire, map of, 102.
Glanfield, Captain. See Glanfield,
Toby.
Glanfield, Toby, Captain, complaint
against, 188(2).
Glass, manufacture of Venetian,
179.
Glemsford, co. Suffolk, manor of,
165.
Gloucester, co. Gloucester, grant of
annuity to Cecil by Mayor
and burgesses of, 125.
Gloucestershire, aulnage of, 217.
Glover, Christopher, Groom of the
King's Bows, petition to
Cecil, 168.
Goddard. See Goddard, Thomas.
Goddard, Thomas, of Akenham, co.
Suffolk (d. 1596), wardship
of heir of, 82.
Golleta, Tunis [North Africa], plan
of citadel of, 103.
Goodall, George, former Keeper of
Brigstock Parks, co. Northants, petition to Cecil, 170.
Goodman, Gabriel, Dean of Westminster, 79.
Goodman, Philip, father of Mary
Sledd, (d. 1602), mentioned,
199.
Goodridge, Nicholas, of Totnes, co.
Devon, alleged lunacy of, 199.
Goodridge, Walter, of Totnes, co.
Devon, son of Nicholas
Goodridge, petition to Cecil,
199.
Goodrych, H., of Pertenhall, co.
Beds, signs Todd's petition,
176.
Goodwin, Sir Francis, of Upper
Winchendon, co. Bucks, M.P.
for Buckinghamshire, member of House of Commons
Committee, 132.
dispute over his election referred to in House of Commons's address to King,
134, 145, 147.
Goodwin, John, of Muswell Hill, co.
Middlesex (d. 1575), particular of his estate, 2.
Goodwin, William, son of John
Goodwin, 2.
Gosin or Gosine or Gosson, Gerrard,
physician, of St. Olave, Hart
Street, London, 113 and n.
Gough, Thomas, of Newbury, co.
Berks, petition to Cecil, 210.
Gower, Abel, Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, signs testimonial to Lister, 191.
Gower, William, a former soldier
at Berwick, petition to Cecil,
214.
Graies Inn. See Gray's Inn.
Graves, Thomas, in the service of
Sir Robert Cecil, petition to
Cecil, 167.
Gravesend, co. Kent, 21, 216.
Gray, Sir John, of Pirgo, co. Essex,
182.
Gray's Inn (Graies Inn), London,
159, 204.
Great Seal (English), The, 6, 120,
156, 167.
Great Seal (Irish), The, 185, 186.
Greaves, Thomas, Bailiff of Spalding and Paulets in Godnow, co.
Lincoln, petition to Cecil, 127.
Green, George, of Wombwell, co.
Yorks, petition to Cecil, 221.
Green, Henry, of the Signet Office,
petition to Cecil, 216.
Green, William, of co. Yorks, wardship of his heir, 159.
Green (Grene), Mr, accompanies
Cecil to France, 27.
Greenwax, 186.
Greenwich, co. Kent, 121.
patent of title of Earl of Salisbury issued to Cecil at, 210.
Grevill, Mr. See Greville, Fulke.
Greville, Sir Edward, of Milcote,
co. Warwick, M.P. for Warwick, member of House of
Commons Committees, 132,
135.
Greville, Sir Fulke, of Beauchamps
Court, co. Warwick, writes to
Cecil, 22.
copies of poems by, 101.
Grey. See Grey, Edward.
Grey, Edward, 4th Lord Grey of
Powis (d. 1551), mentioned,
155.
Grey, Edward, illegitimate son of
Edward Grey, 4th Lord Grey
of Powis, claim on behalf of,
155.
Grey, Richard, 1st Lord Grey of
Powis (d. 1466), mentioned,
155.
Greyhound, The. See White Greyhound.
Griffith, Griffith ap John, of Waun,
co. Anglesea, 128 and n.
Grimston (Grymston), Gabriel, of
Edmonton, co. Middlesex,
leases Prior's Grove to
Burghley, 2.
Growte, Francis, complaint against,
82.
Grymston, Gabriel. See Grimston,
Gabriel.
Guard, Yeoman of the. See Tashe,
Brian.
Guernsey, Island of, petition to
Cecil from deputies of, 194.
Bailiff and Jurats of, 194.
Governor of. See Leighton,
Sir Thomas.
Guise, House of, their friendship
for James VI, 93.
Gulvall, co. Cornwall, 109.
Gunpowder, covenants for supply
of, 178.
Gunter, Edmund, scholar of Westminster School, letter to
Cecil, 78, 79 and n.
Gwyn, John Lewis, of Henllan, co.
Denbigh, reference to his
murder, 177.