Index: J, K

Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III: Volume 10, 1256-1259. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1932.

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Jaen, Jahennensis, Jahen, Jehenna, Gant, Gyhenn, Andalucia, Spain, 314.

-, bishop of, 57, 135–6, 149–50, 152, 289.

James I, king of Arragon, 152, 290.

-, letter to, 135–6.

James, Jacobus, Nicholas son of, 8.

-, Robert, son of, 8.

Jedburgh, Jeddewurth [in Roxburgh, Scotland], abbot of, 300.

Jehenna. See Jaen.

Jerusalem, king of. See Brienne.

Jewels, king's jewels, to be pledged, 70.

-, to be redeemed, 356, 360, 392.

-, from overseas, 97.

Jews:—
-, pardon of outlawry to, 3, 357.
-, goods of sick Jew promised to queen in case of death, 7.
-, debts of, 7–9, 24, 27–8, 38, 68, 70, 99–100, 111–2, 126, 146–7, 346, 446–7.

-, remitted, 215–6, 224, 232, 256, 286.
-, accounts of, to be heard, 14.
-, ark of Jewry, custody of, 15, 71. 226.
-, tallage of, 22–3, 129–30.
-, houses of dead Jews, assignment of, 70, 420, 422.
-, arrested and imprisoned, 70–1, 100.
-, fine paid by, for inheriting father's property, 57, 100, 211, 386–7, 448.
-, exchequer of, 111, 113, 148.

-, appointment of justices, 392, 442, 454; and see Leukenor, Passelewe, Scaccario, Swyneford.
-, valuation of lands held in pledge by, 171, 388, 415.
-, acknowledgment of debt to, by chirograph, 200–1.
-, false accusation against, for unlawfully retaining ring, 229– 30.
-, hanged for crucifixion of boy, 237.
-, general delivery of Jewish prisoners, 318–9.
-, jewels of, in pledge, 356.
-, dead Jews' property realized for king's use, 386, 392.
-, fine paid to wardrobe, by Jew accused of concealment of goods, 415–6.
-, inquisition as to defrauding of debtor by, 419–20.
-, chattels of Jew sent to the wardrobe, 459.

-, named:
-, Aaron, son of Abraham, 346.

-, son of Joshua, 70.

-, of York 126, 446.
-, Abraham Russel, of Wilton, 15, 357.
-, Antera, wife of Copin, 70.
-, Belya, 229.
-, Benedict, son of Jacob, of London, 38.
-, Bonenfaunt le Fyz le Mester, 171.

-, Diaya, his brother, 171.
-, Chabard, Aaron, son of Nyron, 232.

-, -, Chera, his wife, 232.
-, Clare, Moses de, 71.
-, Copin, son of Milkan, 70.
-, Cress, son of Gente, 215.
-, Cressy, of Lincoln, 71, 319.
-, David, of Oxford, 22–3.
-, Doecaic, of Calais, 171.
-, Dyay, of Rysingh', and Henna, his wife, 232.
-, Elyas, Leveske, Le Evesq, lEvesq, 356, 420.
-, Elyas, son of Cher, 112.

-, son of Samuel, 126.
-, Ermina, wife of master Aaron, 215.
-, Gamaliel, of London, 129–30, 200–1.

-, of Oxford, 286.
-, Hagin, of Lincoln, 23, 71, 319.

-, of London, 420, 422.
-, Henna, wife of Dya, of Rising, 232.
-, Isaac, of Cambridge, 171.

-, Auncere, his wife, 171.
-, Isaac, of Sittingbourne, 70.
-, Isaac, de Sancto Licio, 171.
-, Ivetta, 229.
-, Jacob le Evesque, 7.
-, Jacob, son of Floria, of London, 113.

-, son of master Moses, 419–20.
-, Joshua, 215.
-, Judea, 216.

-, wife of Abraham Russel, of Wilton, 357.
-, Kok or Cok, Koc, son of Aaron, of London, 38, 57, 68, 99–100, 211, 386–7, 415–6, 448.
-, Leon, son of Isaac, 171.
-, Licoricia, wife of David, of Oxford, 22–3, 216, 229.

-, of Winchester, 495.
-, Manasses, the Scribe, 126.
-, Moses Babelard, 224.
-, Moses, of Clare, 71.
-, Rose Crespin, of London, 3.
-, Salle, of Canterbury, 256.
-, Solomon le Evesq, Episcopus of London, 346, 386, 392, 434, 459.
-, Vives, son of master Moses, 215.

Joan, daughter of King John, wife to Llewelyn ap Iowerth and of Robert de Quency, 164.

Joce, Richard, 272.

Jocelyn, Nicholas, son of, 298.

John, King of England, charter of, 47, 68, 240, 412.

-, -, daughter of, 164.

-, -, grant by, 230.

John, earl of Huntingdon, 31, 164.

-, tailor to prince Edward, 47–8.

-, the chaplain, king's almoner, deliveries to, 13, 45, 51, 172, 184, 203–4, 216, 352, 374, 380.

-, master, the king's mason. See Gloucester.

John, Baldesus, son of, merchant of Florence, 54.

-, Bernard, son of, king's serjeantat-arms, 230, 273–4.

-, Henry, son of, 286.

-, John, son of, Portuguese merchant, 255.

-, Richard, son of, of Coventry, 425.

-, Robert, son of, of Stansfield, 210.

-, Roger, son of, 366.

-, -, Isabel, his wife, 366.

-, William, son of, 248.

-, -, of Langfield, 210.

Jolan, Hugh, son of, 469.

Jordan, John, 16.

-, master, dean of York, 116.

-, -, notary of pope, 253, 255.

Joseph, Thomas, son of, 113, 116.

Juel, master, king's butler, 80.

Jumiéges, Gemeticis [Seine Infêrieure], abbot of, 385.

Justices in eyre. See Cobham, Cokefeld, Dene, Englefeld, Haudlo, Preston, Thurkelby, Whicestr.
-, appointment of, 117, 134.
-, estreat of, 78–9.
-, profits of, allotted for expenses incurred on royal service, 74–5, 99.
-, amercements of, postponed, 87, 151–2, 201, 350.
-, lawsuits before postponed, where one party is on king's service, 92.
-, to attend suits of arson, 88.
-, prorogation of eyre, 104–5, 302.
-, quittance of common summons before, 64, 102, 151, 156–7, 289, 338.
-, justices to whom speciales justiciarie may be committed, 485.
-, justices in eyre in forest pleas. See under forests.

Justices of the Bench. See Brus, Wauton, Wyvile.
-, appointment of, 47.
-, suits of liberties before justices of oyer and terminer, 84.

-, agreement lodged with, as to tenure of lands, 492.

Justices to take pleas Coram Rege. See Bathonia, Bratton, Turri.
-, appointment of, 72.

Juvene, Henry le, coroner in Hereford, 186.

-, Walter le, 148.

-, William le, 302.

K

Kadillak. See Cadillac.

Kaermerdin. See Carmarthen.

Kaln. See Calne.

Kameys, Kammeys, Kameys, Camays, Ralph de, senior, 241, 295.

-, -, junior, 246, 349.

Kancia. See Kent.

Kancia, Richard de, 292.

-, Wibert de, 148.

-, -, letters close authorized through, 56.

-, -, gifts to, 262, 454.

Kannok. See Cannock.

Kant. See Canterbury.

Kanun, John, 243.

Kardigan. See Cardigan.

Karevyle, Karvile, Robert de, treasurer of Salisbury, gifts to, 24, 59.

Karl, John de, chancery messenger, 166.

Karleolensis, Karleol. See Carlisle.

Karleton, William de, 72.

-, -, Alice, Isabella, Agnes and Maud, his daughters, 72.

Karlion. See Caerleon.

Karvile. See Karevyle.

Kary. See Castlecary.

Katherine, the king's daughter, gift to, 7.

-, -, tomb of, 222.

Katherine, Joan, daughter of, 143.

Kaune, John de, escheator in Wilts, 100.

Kave, William, 172.

Kaya, William de, 300.

Kayly, Sarah, wife of John de, 473.

Kaynes, Luke de, estate of, 443.

-, William de, 140.

Kebbe, John, 415.

Keleburn. See Kilburn.

Kemeys. See Kameys.

Kempton, Kemynton, Kenyton [co. Middlesex], letters close dated at, 399, 473.

-, forest, deer in, 414.

Kemynton. See Kimpton, Kempton.

Kenardington, Kenardeton, Kenardinton [co. Kent], manor, 412–3.

Kendal [co. Westmorland], 291.

Kendale, Robert de, gift to, 38.

Kenefar. See Kinver.

Kenet, Thomas de, 371.

-, -, Joan, his wife, 371.

Kenilworth, Kenilewrth [co. Warwick], prior of, gift to, 402.

Kennet, Kenet, river, 187.

Kenok. See Cannock.

Kent, Kancia, county, sheriff of. See Cobham.

-, -, timber from, 454.

-, -, marshes in, 304–7.

Kepe, Ralph, 473.

Kermel. See Cartmell.

Kermerdyn, Kermerthyn. See Carmarthen.

Kersonere, Sewal de la, gift to, 385.

Kertling. See Kirtling.

Kesteven, trithing [co. Lincoln], coroners in, 195.

-, -, escheators in, 197.

Kettleby, Ketelby [co. Lincoln], 95, 377.

Kidderminster, Kiderministr [co. Worcester], 145.

Kilburn, Keleburn [co. Middlesex], nuns of, 205.

Kildale [co. York], 291.

Kilgerran, Kilgalran [co. Pembroke], castle, 330.

Kilpeck, Kilpek [co. Hereford], 147.

Kimpton, Keminton, Cominton [co. Southampton], 116, 299.

-, parson of. See Sancto Dionisio.

Kinardel, John de, 33–4.

-, -, Hugh, his son, 34.

Kinefar. See Kinver.

Kineston. See Kingston.

King, Kyng, Geoffrey le, 292.

-, Walter, 67.

Kingeshawe. See Kingshaugh.

Kingeston. See Kingston.

Kingeston, Kyngeston, Nicholas de, 74, 396, 422.

-, Richard de, clerk of P. de Montfort, 455.

Kingsclere, Clar', Clere [co. Southampton], hundred of, 365.

-, park, deer in, 403.

Kingscliffe, Clyve, Clive [co. Northampton], letters close dated at, 262–3.

-, fishpond, bream in, 37, 283.

-, -, pike in, 37.

-, forest, deer in, 24, 27, 72, 158, 163, 179, 195, 212, 241, 244, 246, 349, 408–9, 412, 434.

-, -, timber in, 262, 267–8, 272, 362.

-, park, 131.

Kingshaugh in Darlton, Kingeshawe [co. Nottingham], manor, 433.

Kings Norton, Norton, Northon [co. Worcester], 144, 146, 216, 259, 294, 312, 480.

Kings Somborn, Swenburn, Sumburn [co. Southampton], manor, 346–8.

Kingston, Kineston [(in Ermington hundred) co. Devon], 470.

Kingston, Kinggeston [co. Sussex], 279.

Kingston on Thames, Kingeston, Kyngeston [co. Surrey], 192, 368.

-, men of, 298, 347, 427.

-, bread from, 106, 125, 130, 153, 283.

-, fish from, 153.

Kingston Lisle, Kingeston [co. Berks], letters close dated at, 230.

Kingswood, Kingeswode [by Colchester, co. Essex], timber in, 4, 183, 199.

-, deer in, 50.

- [co. Wilts], abbey, 282.

Kinoulton, Kyneston [co. Nottingham], 41.

Kinver, Kinefar, Kenefar, Kynefar, Canefar [co. Stafford], forest, 141.

-, stags in, 67, 84–5, 234–5, 240, 247, 259, 266, 404, 413–4.

-, timber in, 11, 94–6, 158, 428.

-, woods in. See Ashwood.

Kirchel. See Critchell.

Kirkby in Ashfield, Kirkeby [co. Nottingham], manor, 262.

Kirkham, Walter de, bishop of Durham, 87, 105, 121, 133, 141, 285, 297, 302, 313, 460–1, 479.

-, -, letter to, 488–9.

Kirklington, Crikelinton [co. York], manor, 263.

Kirkstead, Kirkest [co. Lincoln], abbot of, mandate to, 137.

Kirtling, Kertling [co. Cambridge], 403.

Kitte, Adam, of Nottingham, 420.

Knapwell, Knappewell [co. Cambridge], 101.

Knaresborough, Knaresbur [co. York], prebend of, 239.

Knaresburg. See Cnaresburg.

Kneesworth, Knesworth [co. Cambridge], 128.

Knelle, Roger de, 16.

Knesworth. See Kneesworth.

Knighthood, fines for postponement of, 72, 381–2.

-, respite for, 107, 112.

-, gifts of robes for, 13, 15, 18, 23–4, 39, 53, 55–6, 58–9, 61, 66, 96, 98, 163, 173, 176–9, 191, 196, 213, 216–8, 226, 229, 243, 274, 362–3, 424–5, 432, 443–5, 448, 450.

-, assignment of expenses to foreign knights on king's service, 223–4.

Knot, Walter, 137.

Knotte, Roger, 232.

Knowle, Cnolle [(in Shipton) co. Somerset], manor, 30.

Koc. See Cocus.

Kocrede. See Cockride.

Kokfeld. See Cookfield.

Kokefeud, Kokfeld. See Cokfeld.

Kocus. See Cocus, Cook.

Kolevile. See Colevyle.

Korby. See Corby.

Kuggeho. See Cogenho.

Kyden, Geoffrey, 182.

Kydesford, William de, 243.

Kylkenny, William de, bishop of Ely, deceased, estate of, 1, 94, 186.

Kyme, Maud de, wife of William le Fort, 409–10.

Kyme, Kyma, Philip, father of William de, 126.

-, William de, 126, 382.

-, -, estate of, 431, 437–8, 454–5.

-, -, Lucy, his wife, dowry of, 454–5.

Kynefar. See Kinver.

Kyneston. See Kinoulton.

Kyng. See King.

Kyngeston. See Kingston.