H

Haag. See Hagis.

Haassel. See Athassel.

Hacconby, Hatunby [co. Lincoln], parish church of St. Andrew, John Ledys, vicar of, 627.

Hache. See Hatch.

Hache, John, lord of Hatch, indult to, 486.

Hachington (rectius Hathington). See Haddington.

Hachnkyrt. See Aghmacart.

Haddeley, Thomas, an Augustinian canon of Lilleshall, dispensation to, 500.

Haddington, Hachington, Hadynton [co. Haddington], vicarage of, 201, 440.

-, George de Schoriswod formerly vicar of, 728.

Haddon, West [co. Northampton], parish church of All Saints, to be appropriated to Daventry priory, 98.

Hadleigh, Hadlegh [co. Suffolk], chapel of the Holy Trinity in the parish church of St. Mary, relaxation of penance to penitents who visit on the feast of the Holy Trinity, 613.

-, -, services of a confraternity of the Holy Trinity in, 613.

Hadley, Thomas Roger of, 122.

Hadynton. See Haddington.

Hagis, Haag, Andrew, prior of Pluscardine, formerly a monk of the same, 468, 469.

-, -, prior of Pluscardine, proposed resignation of, 254.

-, -, pension reserved for, 254.

Haiia, John, priest, to be vicar of St. Patrick's de Mora, 493.

Hailes, de Haylis [co. Gloucester], Cistercian abbey, abbot and convent of, 308.

-, -, monk of. See Elmeley, William.

-, -, monks of, customary provision of, 308.

Hainaut [Belgium], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 4, 40, 44, 183, 281, 292, 310, 324, 326, 332, 363, 368, 371, 380, 405, 433.

Haitoun. See Hutton.

Haket, David, prior of Athassel, execution of a papal mandate, 652.

Halberstadt [Germany], canon provided of. See Gele, John.

Haldenam, Thomas, rector of Kingston, co. Cambridge, dispensation to, 93.

Hales, Hale [co. Norfolk], Sibyl Boys, lady of, 605.

Halesworth, Hallysworht [co. Suffolk], William Alyngton, lord of, 304.

Haliwell, David, rector of Whitford, dispensation to, 51.

Hall, Henry, priest, of the diocese of Lincoln, dispensation to, 6.

-, Nicholas, prior of Pontefract, 248.

Halley, John, clerk, notary public, 552.

Hallysworht. See Halesworth.

Halstede, Andrew de, sub-prior of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, 646.

Halthon. See Hatton.

Hamana. See Omana.

Hamar, Hamoren[sis], [Norway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 226.

Hambury. See Hanbury.

Hamey. See Ampney St. Mary.

Hamilton, Cadihou alias Hamylton, Cadzow, Hamylton alias Cadzow [co. Lanark], vicarage of, 441, 553, 554.

-, -, erected into a collegiate church, 75, 76, 97, 617.

-, collegiate church, to consist of a provost and six canons, 76, 617.

-, -, rights of patronage of, and institution to, 76, 617.

-, -, four chaplaincies appropriated to, 76.

-, rectory of, appropriate to the deanery of Glasgow, 76.

Hamilton, Hammylton, Hamylton, Adam or Adam de, clerk, provided to the precentorship of Moray, and afterwards to the rectory of Kirkinner, 45, 46, 96, 195, 198, 199.

-, -, a litigant in respect of the precentorship of Moray, provided to the parish church of Kirkinner, 193, 194.

-, -, death of, at the apostolic see, 196, 255.

-, Hamylton, David de, late a canon of Glasgow, 194.

-, Hammylton, David de, late a canon and subdean of Glasgow, 195.

-, Hamylton, David de, dean of Aberdeen, death of, at the Roman Court, 197.

-, Hamylton, David de, rector of Kirkinner, death of, at the apostolic see, 193, 196.

-, Hamylton, David, priest, to be vicar of Hamilton, 441.

-, Hamylton, Gavin de, subdeacon, brother german of James Hamilton, knight, reservation of a canonry and prebend of Glasgow for collation to, 86.

-, -, also provost of Bothwell and a canon of Dunkeld, dispensation to, 74.

-, -, provost of Bothwell, consents to the erection of the parish church of Hawick into a prebend, 341.

-, -, seal of, 341.

-, -, provided to the rectory of Fearn, dispensation to, 334.

-, Hamylton, James or James de, knight, lord of Hamilton, also styled baron, erection of the vicarage of Hamilton into a collegiate church by, 76, 617.

-, -, petitions of, 74, 75, 617.

-, -, brother german of. See Hamilton, Gavin de.

-, -, chaplain of. See Muswald, John de.

-, -, kinsman of. See Ginnis, Christopher.

-, Hamylton, John, layman, 452.

-, -, Elizabeth de Maxwellis his wife, 452.

-, Robert de, sometime rector of Abernyte, 21.

-, Robert de, rector of Kilsyth, pension upon the capitular mensa of Dunkeld resigned by, 662.

Hamon , Petrus, 532 note.

Hamoren[sis]. See Hamar.

Hampinston (rectius Hampriston). See Hampreston.

Hampnet. See Westhampnett.

Hampreston, Hampinston [co. Dorset], Alice Savage alias Throp, set], Alice Savage alias Throp, Hampstead, Nampste (rectius Hampsted) [co. Middlesex], manor of, belonging to the abbot and monastery of Westminster, pension payable out of the rents of, 591, 592 (note).

-, -, farmers and collectors of, 591.

Hampton Bishop, Biscoppishanton [co. Hereford], a prebend in Hereford, 335.

Hamylton. See Hamilton.

Hanbury, Hambury [co. Stafford], Gregory Newport, rector of, 351.

Handsacre, Hondesacr(e), [in Armitage parish, co. Stafford], a prebend in Lichfield, 115.

Haonclay. See Hoaelayn.

Happisburgh, Happysburgh [co. Norfolk], Crispin's manor in, 383.

Hardegate, William, layman, one of the executors of the will of John Hipper, 462, 463.

Harlebeke [West Flanders, Belgium], St. Sauveur-de-, canon of. See Amici, Michael.

Harlsey, East, co. York, N.R. See Mount Grace.

Harnham. See Combe and Har[nham].

Harowdoun. See Harrowden.

Harowdoun, Margaret, lady of Harrowden, indult to, 386.

Harpenden, Harpaeden [co. Herts], Humphrey Forster, lord of, 605.

Harri, Agnes, wife of John Lucombe, 422.

-, -, godfather of, 422.

Harrowden, Harowdoun [co. Northampton], Margaret Harowdoun, lady of, 386.

Harsik, Robert, lord of South Acre, indult to, 484.

-, -, Alice his wife, 484.

Harspaco , A. de, 260.

Hartlepool, Hertilpole [co. Durham], house of the Friars Minors at, guardian of, 158.

Hartside or Wandell, Hertisheyde, Hertyshed [now united to Laminton, co. Lanark], parish church of, 550.

-, rectory of, in the parish church of Lamington, 184, 185.

Haruare, Henry, clerk, collated to the vicarage called the pensionaria of Forres, 505, 505note.

Haseley, Little, Little (Parva) Hasele [co. Oxford], Drew Barantyn, lord of, 605.

Hasguard, Huskart [co. Pembroke], Richard Caunton, rector of, 78.

Hastings, Hastyngs [co. Sussex], chapel royal called the free chapel of, canon of. See Malefurniti, Drew.

-, -, prebend in. See Brightling.

Hastyngys, John, lord of Fenwick, indult to, 485.

-, -, his present wife, 485.

Hatch, Hache [in Loddiswell parish, co. Devon], John Hache, lord of, 486.

Hatfield, Bishop's Hatfield, de Hatfeldi-episcopi [co. Hertford], rectory of, 140.

Hatfield Broadoak, Hattefelde Regie [co. Essex], chapel in, belonging to the hospital of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, 659.

Hattefelde Regis. See Hatfield Broadoak.

Hatton, Halthon, Hauton [in Ratho parish, co. Edinburgh], William de Lawder, lord of, 10, 85.

Hatunby (rectius Hacunby). See Hacconby.

Haughton le Skerne, Alghton [co. Durham,] Edward Clayton, rector of, 132.

Haukini, John, an Augustinian canon of Trentham, dispensation to, 246.

Haulon , priory de Innocencia juxta. See Athlone.

Hauton. See Hatton.

Hawarden, Hawerdyn [co. Flint], John Foxwyst, lord of a place in, 488.

Hawick, Hawyk [co. Roxburgh], parish church of, in the patronage of William, earl of Douglas, erected into a prebend of Bothwell collegiate church, and a vicarage constituted therein, 340, 341.

-, -, prebendaries of, to maintain two boy-clerks in Bothwell collegiate church, 341.

-, vicar of, duties and mansio of, 341.

-, right of presentation to the vicarage of, to belong to the bishop of Glasgow, 341.

-, glebe of, 341.

Hawiys, Thomas Fitz […], lord of, 604.

Hawten, William, an Augustinian canon of Stone, 467.

Hawyk. See Hawick.

Haxay, William, lord of Pighell, indult to, 628 (bis).

-, -, Joan, his wife, 628 (bis).

Haya, David de, prior of Monymusk, sometime a canon of the same, 463.

-, Gilbert de, knight, 397.

Haydok, Hamund, rector of Dereham, dispensation to, 147, 148.

Hayes, Michael, clerk, to have collation of the chapel of St. Gilles de Montdehere, 282note.

Hayforde, Hunfray, nobleman, inhabitant of London, indult to, 523.

-, -, Florence, his wife, 523.

Haylis , abbey de. See Hailes.

Hayman, Richard, rector of St. Faith's, London, dispensation to, 54.

Haymond, Adam, priest, notary public, 483.

Haywood, Great, Heywood [in Colwich parish, co. Stafford], manor of, 471.

Headington, Hedyngton [co. Oxford], vicarage of St. Andrew, 527, 528.

Headley, Edle, Elde (sic) [co. Surrey], parish church of, 78.

Heampton. See Heanton Punchardon.

Heanton Punchardon, Heampton [co. Devon], rectory of, 147.

Heckington, Hekyngton [co. Lincoln], John Ratheby, lord of, 301.

Hectoris, John, clerk, sometime rector of Strath, 286.

Hedewe, David, late archdeacon of Brechin, 380.

Hedyan. See Ohedian.

Hedyngton. See Headington.

Heestdid, William, sometime rector of Ramoan, 496.

Heinsberg. See Los.

Heiworth, William, bishop of Lichfield, commissary of. See Chesterfield, Thomas.

-, -, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, inhabitants of Alvaston consolidated to the mother church of St. Michael, Derby, by authority of, 351.

-, -, death of, 296.

Hekyngton. See Heckington.

Heliseus (? Ellis) ap Edward, lord of Towyn, indult to, 485.

Helpston [co. Northampton], rectory of, 91.

Helsterwyk. See Elsternwick.

Helston, Holston Burgh [co. Cornwall], William Brystowe, lord of a place in, 490.

Helier, John, rector of St. Michael at the South Gate, Oxford, dispensed for non-residence, 702.

Hemington, Hemyngton [co. Northampton], William Petiit, lord of places in, 485.

Hemlington [in Stainton parish, co. York, N.R.], tithes of, 415.

Hemyngton. See Hemington.

Hemyngton, John, priest, of the house of Burton Lazars, indult to, 220.

Hendon, Nendon [co. Middlesex], manor of, belonging to the abbot and monastery of Westminster, pension payable out of the rents of, 591, 592note.

-, -, farmers and collectors of, 591.

- See also Clitterhouse.

Henley on Thames, Henle on Thames [co. Oxford], Luke Laukok, rector of, 682.

Henrison, John, clerk, to be chaplain of St. Rule, Meikle Folla, 451.

Henry I., king of England, 13.

-, chamberlain of. See Clinton, Geoffrey de.

Henry V., king of England, founder of the Carthusian house of Jesus of Bethlehem, Sheen, 237.

-, manors of Lewisham and Greenwich resumed by, and granted to the Carthusian house of Sheen, 237.

Henry VI., king of England, consent of, to appropriations made to the capitular mensa of Ely, 251.

-, consent of, to the foundation of a chantry, 83.

-, conspiracies and attacks against, 116, 117.

-, foundations of:—

the college of SS. Mary and Nicholas (King's College), Cambridge, 185.

the Celestine priory of St. Mary de Bonrepaus, Rouen, 392.

-, grants to Eton college made by, confirmed, 17.

-, indult to, 8.

-, Irish enemies of, 341.

-, letters from, 184.

-, letters from, to Nicholas V, 50.

-, papal letters to, 35, 95, 295 (bis), 296, 298 (ter), 299 (bis), 388 (ter), 506, 507 (bis), 508, 509 (bis), 510, 512, 517, 518, 551, 596 (bis), 598, 599, 600 (ter), 601, 602, 665, 699, 700.

-, -, omitted, 299, 549.

-, papal letters impetrated in the name of, 619.

-, patronage of, rectory of Killeban in the, 425.

-, payments by Selby abbey to, 249.

-, petitions of, 8, 10, 28, 30, 31, 60, 92, 97, 99, 102, 106, 112, 116, 124, 125, 133, 152, 153, 179, 183, 184, 185, 188, 266, 308 (bis), 391.

-, presentations, etc. by, 178, 230, 233.

-, province etc. of Dublin under the temporal lordship of, 341.

-, reservation of benefices for collation to nominees of, 359.

-, request for the Jubilee indulgence made by, 265.

-, style of, king of the French and of England, 374.

-, treaty for truce between the king of the French and, 223.

-, writ of, 620.

-, almoner of. See Bere, John de la.

-, ambassador of, to the pope. See Clementis, Vincent.

-, ambassador to, from the pope. See Ursinis, Marinus de.

-, ambassadors of, for ending the schism. See Benet, John; Lyhert, Walter, bishop of Norwich.

-, baron of the Exchequer of. See Fallan, William.

-, chancery of, keeper of the hanaper of. See Kirkeham, Robert.

-, -, master of. See Normanton, William.

-, -, clerk and registrar in. See Merssh, Roger.

-, chaplains of. See Bowyer, Richard; Chester, Richard; Close, Nicholas.

-, clerk of. See Raimundus, William.

-, councillors of. See Chedworth, John, bishop of Lincoln; Saintyon, John de; Stillyngton, Robert, archdeacon of Colchester.

-, councillor and treasurer of the household of. See Stourton, Sir John, baron of Sturton.

-, ecclesiastics in the service of, faculty to dispense, 227.

-, great almoner of. See Sever, Henry.

-, household of, 30.

-, -, confessor-general of, 68, 69.

-, keeper of the jewels of. See Merston, John.

-, keeper of the privy seal of. See Moleyns, Adam.

-, kinsman of. See Nevill, George.

-, orator of, 374.

-, - See also Castiglioni, John.

-, persons in the service of. See Bothe, Laurence; Bothe, William; Close, Nicholas; Tunstall, Richard; Kymer, Gilbert; Lambton, William; Radclyff, William; Thornton, Robert.

-, proctor of, at the Roman Court. See Babington, William, abbot of Bury St. Edmunds.

-, secretary of. See Andrew, Richard.

-, serjeant-at-law to. See Fortescu, John.

-, treasurer of. See Lumley, Marmaduke, bishop of Carlisle.

Henton, John, prior of Bruton, indult to, 489.

Hepburn, Agnes, wife of Alexander Home, donsel, 218.

-, -, father of, 217.

Her . (i.e. Hermannus Lutkehus) See Lutkehus.

Herberi. See Arbury.

Hereford, Herfforden[sis], [co. Hereford], bishop of, faculty to, 680.

-, John, bishop of. See Stanbury.

-, Reginald, bishop of. See Boulers.

-, Richard, bishop of. See Beauchamp.

-, Thomas, bishop of. See Spofford.

-, bishop and chapter of, inhibition to, 42.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 103.

-, John, archdeacon of. See Berow.

-, Richard, archdeacon of. See Rudhale.

-, Richard, chancellor of. See Roderham.

-, precentor of, faculties to, 481, 482, 552.

-, Richard, treasurer of (sic). See Roderham.

-, canons of. See Berow, John. Chester, Richard; Grene, John; Parfyt, Robert.

-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 389, 507, 598.

-, prebend in. See Hampton Bishop.

-, convent of the friars Minors at, friar of. See Richard, Hugh.

Hereford, Herford, Geoffrey, priest, a friar preacher, to be bishop of Kildare, 298, 298 note.

-, -, bishop of Kildare, grant to, 245.

Heremetage. See Hermitage.

Herfforden[sis]. See Hereford.

Herford. See Hereford, Geoffrey.

Hergham, Thomas, nobleman, lord of Denham, and Isabel his wife, indult to, 50.

Herlebeccen[sis], Sancti Salvatoris. See St. Sauveur-de-Harlebeke.

Hermannus , Her., rubricator of papal registers. See Lutkehus.

Hermer, William, rector of Coquelle, dispensation to, 160.

Hermitage, Heremitage, near Stalham [co. Norfolk], John Kylborn, lord of, 383.

Hert, John, priest, an Augustinian canon of Christchurch, chaplain to John, baron of Stourton, dispensation to, 651.

-, Walter le. See Lyhert.

Hertilpole. See Hartlepool.

Hertisheyde. See Hartside.

Hertman, Henry, a canon of Dublin and sub-collector of the papal camera in the city and diocese of Ferns, 400.

Herton. See Burall, Emericus.

Hertyshed. See Hartside.

Hervy, Henry, precentor of Aberdeen, executor of a papal mandate, 689.

-, Heruy, John, an Augustinian canon, dispensation to, 128.

Hethe, George, nobleman, lord of Fenhynd in Mildenhall, indult to, 628.

-, -, Margaret, his wife, 628.

Heton [? in the diocese of Lincoln], John de Heton, lord of, 383.

Heton, John de, lord of Heton, indult to, 383.

-, -, Isabel his wife, 383.

Hevingham, Hevyngham [co. Norfolk], rectory of, 28.

Heynton George. See Hinton St. George.

Heywode. See Haywood, Great.

Heywode, Thomas, a canon of Lichfield and rector of Bosworth and Rolleston, sometime dean of St. John's, Chester, and rector of Northenden and Islip, 115, 170.

Hill, William, prior of Plympton, indults to, 63, 93.

Hillam, Hillome [in Monk Fryston parish, co. York, W.R.], manor of, 248.

Hilleard, Robert, lord of Fenwick, indult to, 484.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 484.

Hillome. See Hillam.

Hinton St. George, Heynton George [co. Somerset], church of, belonging to the hospital of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, 659.

Hipper, Joan, co-executrix of the will of John Hipper, 462, 463.

-, John, will of, 462.

-, William, layman, one of the executors of the will of John Hipper, 462, 463.

Histon [co. Cambridge], parish church of St. Andrew, chantry at the altar of St. Mary in, appropriation of, 650.

Hoaelayn, Hoaclayn, Haonclay, Nicholas, rector of Geashill, deprivation of, 420.

-, -, pension granted to, 422.

Hoby, Ralph, a Friar Minor, dispensation to, 137.

Hoell, John, priest, notary public, 483.

Hog, John, clerk, a notary public, resignation made to, 335.

-, Hoge, William, priest, to have collation of a benefice in the gift of the bishop or dean and chapter of Aberdeen or of Glasgow, 55.

-, -, provided to the precentorship of Moray, 255.

-, -, reservation of a pension out of the precentorship of Moray for, 193, 194, 198, 199, 213.

-, -, vicar of Irvine, provided to and a litigant for a canonry of Glasgow, surrogated to the right of Robert Cady therein, 242, 243.

Hogekyn, Hogehyn, Robert, priest, notary public, 482, 482 note.

Hogisson, James, an Augustinian canon of St. Andrews, reservation of a benefice for collation to, 288.

Holand, Richard, priest, to be precentor of Moray, 244.

Holderness, Oldernes [co. York, E.R.], rural dean of. See Trafford, John.

Holiman, Richard, a monk of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, indult to, 89.

Holland, Anne, relict of John, sometime duke of Exeter, 605.

-, -, manors belonging to, by right of dower, 608.

-, -, petition of, 607.

-, Henry, duke of Exeter, chaplain of. See Barbom, John.

-, -, petitions of, 100, 101.

-, John, late duke of Exeter, Anne daughter of, formerly married to John Nevill, son of Ralph, earl of Westmoreland, dispensed to remain in her marriage with John Nevill, knight, 259, 260, 607, 608.

-, -, relict of. See Holland, Anne.

Holland. See also Holand.

Holm, Elizabeth de, wife of Peter Percii, 212.

Holman, John, rector of Heanton Punchardon, dispensation to, 147.

Holston Burgh. See Helston.

Holthorp, William, esquire, one of the patrons of the rectory of Cottingham, co. York, E.R., 13.

Holycross, Holy Cross de Hutayrlaumana, de Ouctirlamand, Wochtarlamand, Woctarlamand, Sancte Crucis de Woterlauyn, St. Cross, Wotirlaund [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary or Holy Cross, abbot of, papal mandatary, 379, 402, 587, 652, 663.

-, -, Dermit, abbot of. See Ohyffernam.

-, -, Fergallus or Fergal, abbot of. See Ohyffernam.

-, -, Odo, abbot of. See Ograda.

-, -, father abbot of, 389.

-, -, visitor of. See Patrick, abbot of Inishlounaght.

Holy Land, faculty to grant licences to pilgrims to the, 181.

-, vows of pilgrimage to, 61, 121, 123, 180, 189, 206, 214.

Holyrood abbey. See Edinburgh.

Holywood, Sacrum nemus [co. Dumfries], Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 493.

-, -, abbot and convent of, benefice in the gift of, 276.

-, -, canons of, benefice wont to be governed by, 275.

Home. See Hume.

Home, Alexander, knight, lord of Hume, founder and patron of the collegiate church of St. Mary the Virgin, Dunglas, 217, 219.

-, -, indult to, 217.

-, -, petitions of, 217, 218, 219 (bis).

-, -, sons of. See Home, Alexander, donsel; Home, George.

-, Alexander, donsel, son of Alexander Home, knight, lord of Hume, 218.

-, -, godfather of, 217.

-, -, Agnes Hepburn, his wife, 217.

-, George, son of Alexander Home, knight, lord of Hume, provided to a canonry of Glasgow, and to one of Dunkeld, 218.

-, -, grant to, 218.

-, George, clerk, dispensation to, 218, 219.

Hondesacr(e). See Handsacre.

Honorius II., letters of, 13, 14.

Honorius III., privileges granted to St. Alban's abbey by, 353.

Hoo, William, nobleman, lord of Westley, indult to, 304.

-, -, wife of, 304.

Hootot, Robert, nobleman, lord of Clements manor, indult to, 304.

-, -, wife of, 304.

Hope All Saints, co. Kent. See Crowthorne.

Hoper, John, a parishioner of Evershot, 655.

Hopton, John, a married clerk, to be a notary public, 604.

Horden, John, nobleman, indult to, 384.

-, -, Alice, his wife, 384.

Hore abbey, de Rupe [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 587.

Horn, John de, bishop of Liége, notes of a search made for or on behalf of, 471 note, 512 note, 532 note, 617 note, 641 note, 698 note, 714 note.

Hornle, John, vicar of Dartford, dispensation to, 89.

Horsepath, Horspaht [co. Oxford], rectory of, 71.

Horsham [co. Sussex], Patrick Grene, lord of a place in the parish of, 386.

Horspaht. See Horsepath.

Horton [in Epsom parish, co. Surrey], John Merston, lord of, 250.

-, chapel of St. Mary in, 250.

Hotoft, Richard, lord of a place in Humberston, 488.

-, -, his present wife, 488.

Hoton, William, layman, 55.

-, -, Alice, his relict, 55.

Houwel. See Howel.

Howe, John, a monk of Tavistock abbey, dispensation to, 589.

Howel, John, rector of North Hill, dispensation to, 136.

-, Howell, John, rector of Burton, and chaplain to the earl of Shrewsbury, dispensation to, 209.

-, Houwel, John ap, abbot of Neath, indult to, 490.

Howis, Thomas, priest, notary public, 482.

-, Howys, Thomas, rector of Castlecombe, an abbreviator of apostolic letters, 374.

Hubert, Alan, prior of La Theroudière, resignation of, 351 note.

-, Robert, a Friar Preacher, dispensation to, 138.

Hudson, John, priest, notary public, 481.

Huesca [Spain], bishop of, papal mandatary, 375.

-, William, bishop of. See Siscar.

Huet, John, clerk, notary public, 455.

Huggeford, Thomas, layman, indult to, 75.

-, -, Margaret, his wife, 75.

Humberlech. See Umberleigh.

Humberston [co. Lincoln], Richard Hotoft, lord of a place in, 488.

Hume, Home [co. Berwick], Alexander Home, knight, lord of, 217 (bis).

Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, member of the household and secretary of. See Malefurniti, Drew.

Humull Uactaroch and Iactarach. See Umall.

Hungary, king of, papal letters to, 94.

-, a province of the Augustinian friars, 243.

-, Valentine of. See Valentine.

Hungate, church of St. Peter. See Norwich, parish churches.

Hungerford, Hungeford, Robert, knight, lord de Moleyns, indults to, 384, 387.

-, -, Eleanor his wife, 384, 387.

-, -, and his wife, lands of, 17.

-, Robert, nobleman, Margaret his wife, indult to, 70.

Hunt, Huntt, Walter, a Carmelite friar, chaplain of John, cardinal priest of St. Balbina's etc., canon of a collegiate church [not named], dispensations to, 68, 119.

Huntat (rectius Huntar), John, late vicar of Murroes, 434.

Huntingdon, Hunttyngdon [co. Huntingdon], John Albersley, lord of a place in, 524.

-, Richard, archdeacon of. See Moresby.

Huntle, Alexander earl of. See Seton alias Gordon.

Huntt. See Hunt.

Hunttyngdon. See Huntingdon.

Husbondi, David, priest, notary public, 482.

Huskart. See Hasguard.

Hutayrlaumana. See Holycross.

Hutton, Haitoun [co. Berwick], vicarage of, 260.

Hy. See Iona.

Hyckeman, Philip, priest, a canon and minor prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and vicar of St. Mary's, Castletowndelvin, licence of non-residence in his vicarage for five years, 339.

Hydhylle. See Berwick on Tweed.

Hylardry (rectius Kylardry). See Killardry.

Hylle, Richard, late prior of Tristernagh, 412.

Hyndeston [in the diocese of Exeter], William Hyndeston, lord of, 630.

Hyndeston, William, nobleman, lord of Hyndeston, indult to, 630.

Hyndiber, Olubris, late vicar of Cilldroma, 707.

Hyshertth Clercayn. See St. Cleran's in Lickerrig.

I

Iadren[sis]. See Zara.

Ibernia . See Ireland.

Ibrogaid (i.e. Obrogayn), Philip. See Omyulbardan.

Ichesill (rectius Ithesill). See Athassel.

Idle, Peter, nobleman, esquire, indult to, 215.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 215.

Iferlaurayn (rectius Iserlaurayn). See Inch St. Laurence.

Ihachtagan. See Ohachtagan.

Iheagra. See O'Hara.

Ihuollachain. See Ohoullachayn.

Iiuhos or Inihos, John, sometime rector of Balmaclellan, 156.

Ikella. See O'Kelly.

Ildicote, Udelicota [co. Warwick], manor of, 14.

Ilminster, Ilmy[n]st[er], [co. Somerset], vicarage of, 137.

Imphrick, Imfrif, Infork, Infuk [co. Cork], a prebend (with Kilcredan) in Cloyne, 369, 381, 433.

Imulcroyn. See Omulcruyn.

Inch, in the diocese of Aberdeen. See Insch.

Inch, Inysmacolmog [co. Wexford and Wicklow], rectory of, 397.

Inch, co. Wigtown. See Soulseat.

Inchaffray, Insula Missarum [in Madderty parish, co. Perth], Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 276, 397.

-, -, canon of. See Bassinden, William.

Inchbrayock or Craig, Inchbrik, Inchibriok [co. Forfar], rectory of, 208, 543.

Inchcleraun, de Insula Clochrain, de Insula Clochrayn [an island in Lough Ree, in Cashel parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 707.

-, -, Bernard, prior of. See Ohanaynd.

-, -, Malachy, prior of. See MacEgan.

-, canon of. See Ohanaynd, Bernard.

Inchcolm, Insula [sancti] Columbe, Insula sancti Columbe de Emonia, Sancti Columbe de Insula [in the firth of Forth], Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 21, 194, 199, 441, 461, 492, 662.

Inche. See Insch.

Inchibriok. See Inchbrayock.

Inchmacnerin, de Insula Macneri [an island in Lough Key, now known as Church Island, in Boyle parish, co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 575.

Inchmagrannoch, Inchmagranach [in Little Dunkeld, co. Perth], a prebend in Dunkeld, 551.

Inchmahome, de Inchmaqwomo [in Port of Monteith parish, co. Perth], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 623.

Inchmore, de Insula magna alias de Inysmoir [in Abbeylara parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, Eugenius O'Farrell, the son of, 710.

-, -, Eugenius, prior of. See O'Farrell.

-, -, John, prior of. See Ocuin.

-, -, Richard, prior of. See O'Farrell.

-, -, parties to a simoniacal contract relating to the priorship of. See O'Farrell, Gerald and Richard.

Inch St. Laurence, Iferlaurayn (rectius Iserlaurayn) [co. Limerick], a prebend in Emly, 582.

Infidels, a tenth collected in England for the purpose of a fleet against, 190.

-, wars with, 263.

Infork, Infuk. See Imphrick.

Ingifergail. See O'Farrell, Cathelina.

Ingiheagra. See O'Hara, Hennman.

Ingleby [in Stainton parish, co. York, N.R.], mill of, 415, 416.

Ingleby Barwick, Ingleby Berwyk [in Stainton parish, co. York, N.R.], tithes of, 415.

Inglis, James, a canon of Glasgow, papal mandatary, 495.

-, -, a canon of Glasgow and prebendary of Carstairs, provided to a canonry of Moray, reservation of the vicarage of Cargill for collation to, 331.

-, James, vicar of Kilbarchan, ambassador of James II., king of Scots, to the pope, 160.

Ingybreyn. See O'Brien.

Ingynam, Thomas, late rector of Ballywillin, 278.

Inihos. See Iiuhos.

Inischathid. See Scattery Island.

Iniscronan. See Inniscronane.

Inisgase (rectius Inisgade), abbey of. See Canon Island.

Inishkeen, Ynyscaeyn, Ynystaeyn [in Cleenish parish, co. Fermanagh], parish church of St. Fergus, vicarage of, 505, 636, 637, 714, 715.

Inishlounaght, de Surio, de Suryo, de Suuo (sic) [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 275, 277, 368, 451, 464, 568, 587, 667.

-, -, Patrick, abbot of, 389 (bis), 390.

Inishmacsaint, Ynismagisam, Ynismaysam [cos. Donegal and Fermanagh], rectory of, 589.

-, lands within the parish of, belonging to the mensa of Clogher, and detained by laymen, grant of, 358.

-, -, ordinary right of the bishop of Clogher in, and pension payable to him from, 358, 359.

Inishmore, co. Galway. See Killeany.

Inishousyl. See Dromod.

Iniskat. See Scattery Island.

Inismaid, cantred of, granted to found a house of Franciscan Tertiaries at Court, 713.

Inistormor, in the diocese of Killala, [said by Archdall to be in co. Mayo], grant of, for the building of a house of Augustinian friars, and licence to build such house in, 677.

-, river near, 677.

-, rights of the parish church of, saved, 677.

Innes, James, late dean of Ross [in Scotland], 363.

-, James, late treasurer of Moray, 364.

-, -, a litigant for the treasurership of Moray, formerly a canon of Moray, 346.

-, John [bishop] elect of Caithness, 378, 402.

-, -, sometime a canon of Ross [in Scotland], 290.

-, -, formerly precentor of Caithness, 312.

-, -, papal mandatary, 295.

-, -, death of, 301.

Inniscronane, Iniscronan, Inniscronain, Inyscronan, Inyscronayn, Yniscronan, Yniscronayn, Ynyscionayn, Ynyscronayn, [co. Clare], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 321, 326, 327, 331, 363, 445, 446, 582, 685, 720, 721.

-, -, Henry, prior of. See Ograda.

-, -, Nicholas, prior of. See Medonis.

-, -, Thady, prior of. See Ohanrathayn.

-, -, dependent upon Clare abbey, 556.

Innisfallen, Enysfalen, Inysfachlynn [in Aghadoe parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 515, 566.

Innocent II., letter of, 14.

Innocent VII., exemplification of letters of, 250 corrigenda, 653.

Innocencia , priory de. See Athlone.

Inny Mieconmara. See Macconmara.

Insch, Inch, Inche [co. Aberdeen], vicarage of, 432, 725.

Insete, William de. See Denisete.

Insula Clochrain , Insula Clochrayn, priory de. See Inchcleraun.

Insula Guernesii . See Guernsey.

Insula Macneri , priory de. See Inchmacnerin.

Insula magna alias de Inysmoir , priory de. See Inchmore.

Insula Missarum , abbey de. See Inchaffray.

Insula sancti Columbe de Emonia , abbey de. See Inchcolm.

Insula sancti Maclanfa , abbey de. See Molana.

Insula Sanctorum , priory de. See Saints Island.

Insula vivencium , priory of. See Monaincha.

Insulen[sis]. See Kilfenora.

Insulis, Fingola de, dispensed to marry John de Lorn, 336, 337.

-, John de, Angus his son, rector of Kilcolmkill, dispensation to, 715.

Inverchaolain, Inverkylan [co. Argyle], church of St. Bride, Finlay Arturi, vicar of, 606.

Invergowrie, Invergowry [cos. Forfar and Perth], a chapelry annexed to the vicarage of Logie, 504.

Inverkylan. See Inverchaolain.

Inverurie, Enroury, Invirroury, Junironry [co. Aberdeen], vicarage of, 267, 395.

-, Henry Lichton, vicar of, 607.

Inykyda. See Okyda.

Inyscronan, Inyscronayn. See Inniscronane.

Inysfachlynn. See Innisfallen.

Inysgat. See Canon Island.

Inyskathayg. See Scattery Island.

Inysmacolmog. See Inch [cos. Wexford and Wicklow].

Inysmoir. See Inchmore.

Iona, Hy. [parishes of Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon, co. Argyll], Benedictine abbey of St. Columba, abbot of, papal mandatary, 286, 501.

-, Augustinian canonesses' priory of St. Mary, prioress and convent of, benefice in the presentation of. See Coll.

Ireland, in partibus, Ibernia, 710.

-, archbishops and bishops of, 264.

-, cathedral churches in, 296.

-, churches in, prescribed for visits during the year of Jubilee, 261, 264.

-, -, ordinance as to the keeping of a chest in, 261, 264.

-, collector of the papal camera and nuncio in. See Purcell, John.

-, costs of litigation in, 479.

-, Jubilee indulgence in, 263.

-, -, conditions of grant of the, 261 (bis), 262, 263, 264, 265.

-, -, prolongation of the time of, 266.

-, justiciary and governor of. See Talbot, Richard, archbishop of Dublin.

-, people of, constant champions of the Christian faith, 263.

-, primate of. See Mey, John, archbishop of Armagh.

-, Friars Minors in, houses of, 620.

-, -, minister-provincial of. See O'Reilly, William; Walsh, Gillibertus.

-, Friars Minor's province of, licence to build houses of the said order in, 641, 642.

-, order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, held in honour in, 263.

-, England erroneously substituted for, in the rubricelle, 263.

Ireton. See Kirk Ireton.

Ireton, Richard, esquire, literate, 34.

-, Richard, nobleman, lord of Kirk Ireton, indult to, 301.

Irish, invasion of the province, etc. of Dublin by the, 341.

-, See also Scots.

Irvine, Erwyn [co. Ayr], William Hog, vicar of, 242.

Isertkelly, Diseart Cealloyd [co. Galway], rectory of, united to the prebend of Kinvarradoorus, 564, 565.

-, patrons of the rectory of, 564, 565.

Islar nichaga, rural fee de. See Kilkeedy, co. Clare.

Isles, Alexander lord of the. See Macdonald.

Ispanya, Arnoldus de, bishop of Oloron, translated to the bishopric of Comminges, 551note.

Islip, Islepe [co. Oxford], parish church of, 115.

Italy, Mark of. See Mark.

-, Nicholas of. See Nicholas.

-, patriarchs etc. in, papal letters to, 94.

-, universities in, 702.

-, John Helier gone to, for the sake of study, 702.

Iunge. See Young.

Iwerne Minster, Iwerne Mynstre [co. Dorset], a prebend in the conventual church of Shaftesbury, 43.

Ixworth [co. Suffolk], John Blome, of, 372.

J

Jacobi, Gabriel, bishop of Capo d'Istria, papal commissary, 201.

- alias Juvenis, John, vicar of Stobo, 534, 548.

James I., king of Scots, 623.

-, donation of, confirmed, 216.

-, nephew of. See Kennedy, James, bishop of St. Andrews.

James II., king of Scots, faculty for the provision etc. of benefices to nominees of, 7, 63, 64, 108, 554, 717.

-, -, annulled at his request, 214.

-, nominees of, in accordance with the said faculty, 169, 214, 475, 516, 517, 554.

-, grant of Jubilee indulgence to, 169.

-, indults to, 9, 10.

-, letters of, to Nicholas V., 64, 85.

-, papal letters to, 95, 295, 297, 299 (bis), 300, 301, 510, 599, 625, 626.

-, patronage of, benefice in the. See Soutra.

-, petitions of, 9, 73, 127, 131, 163, 214, 217, 218 (bis), 219 (bis), 254, 277, 288, 376, 438, 652.

-, presentations by, 167, 203.

-, William Hog commended by, 55.

-, George Home, well-beloved of, 218 (bis).

-, David Monypenny in favour with, 20.

-, John Smert, well-beloved of, 288.

-, ambassadors of, to the pope. See Clepham, Richard; Inglis, James; Young, Patrick.

-, chamberlain of. See Forbes, Richard.

-, chaplains of. See Clepham, Richard; Spot, Ninian.

-, councillors of. See Levinston, Alexander; Raulston, John de.

-, dean of the chapel of, indult to, 214.

-, household of, 214.

-, -, members of. See Clepham, Richard; Forbes, Richard; Mair, John; Spot, Ninian.

-, kinsmen of. See Abernethy, George de; Douglas, Hugh; Douglas, James de; Douglas, Margaret de; Forbes, William; Graham, Patrick; Kennedy, Hugh; Kennedy, James; Stewart, Robert; Stewart, Walter.

-, minister of the chamber of accounts of. See Forbes, Richard.

-, secretaries of. See Mair, John; Otterburn, Nicholas de.

James, Bartholomew, nobleman, an inhabitant of London, 523.

Jardyn, Jardin, Jordine, Archibald, rector of Hartside in the parish church of Lamington, dispensation to, 184.

-, -, priest, provided to the rectory of Hartside and a canonry of Glasgow, to be a canon of Moray, 550.

-, -, a litigant for a canonry of Moray, 586.

-, -, a litigant for a canonry of Moray and the prebend of Kingussie, sentences against, 687.

Jedburgh, Geduard, Jeduorth [co. Roxburgh], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 310 (bis).

-, -, -, resignation made to, 310.

-, -, abbot and convent of, reservation of a benefice in the collation of, 276.

-, -, canons of, benefice wont to be governed by, 276.

Jerenemute . See Yarmouth, Great.

Jeriponte , abbey de. See Jerpoint.

Jernemute . See Yarmouth, Great.

Jeromie, William, priest, to be rector of Ste. Marie du Catel, Guernsey, 492 note.

Jerouall[is], abbey de. See Jervaulx.

Jerpoint, de Jeriponte [in Jerpointabbey parish, co. Kilkenny], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, David, abbot of. See Mortimer.

-, William, provided abbot of. See Clyoim.

-, monk of. See Clyoim, William.

Jerusalem, church of, the Lazar house of Acre subject to, 81.

-, patriarch of, the Lazarite hospital of Burton Lazars exempted from the jurisdiction of, 81.

-, faculty to grant licences to pilgrims to the Holy Sepulchre at, 181.

-, order of the Hospital of St. John of. See Hospitallers in the Index of Subjects.

Jervaulx, de Jeruallis, de Joreuallis [in the parish of East Witton, co. York, N.R.], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, faculty to, 337.

-, -, abbot of, papal mandatary, 462, 462 note.

Jerveys, John, lord of Sottonhawl (sic), lord of S., indult to, 304, 382.

Jo . See Johannes.

Joan, queen of England, 79.

Johannes , Jo., papal registers rubricated by, 294 note, 556 note.

Johannis, Dufacus, priest, to be vicar of St. Fynnoga's, Coll, 501, 502.

-, Malcolm, rector of Kilmichael, charges against, 706.

-, William, priest, provided to the vicarage of Selkirk, reservation of the vicarage of Wigtown for collation to, 330, 331.

Johannis , Willelmus (i.e. William ap John), clerk, of the diocese of St. Davids, notary public, 552.

John XXII., constitution of, 650.

-, union of the sees of Tuam and Annadown made by, confirmed and exemplified, 337.

John XXIII., grant made in virtue of a faculty granted by, ratified, 337.

-, letters of, confirmed, 93.

John, king of Cyprus, defence of, against the Turks, 94, 95.

-, papal letters to, 94 note, 95.

John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, chantry founded by, 155, 156.

John, of France, a chaplain of the pope, and a minor penitentiary in St. Peter's, Rome, and in the Roman Court, 270.

John ap Eynon, alias Paynot, rector of Taynton, dispensation to, 22.

John ap Houwel, abbot of Neath, indult to, 490.

John, William ap, Willelmus Johannes, clerk, of the diocese of St. Davids, notary public, 552.

Jolyff, John, rector of Crick and a canon of Lichfield and prebendary of Avon Dassett, dispensation to, 69.

Jonys, John, clerk, notary public, 481.

Jordan, master, notary and vicechancellor of the Roman church, 659.

Jordani alias Stoke, John, vicar of Ilminster, dispensation to, 137.

Jordine. See Jardyn.

Josso, master John, papal chaplain and auditor, papal commissary, 536, 665.

Joy, David, to be rector of Ballinchalla, 502, 502 note.

-, Yon, James, priest, sometime a canon of Tuam and prebendary of Killabegs, 292.

-, Richard, a canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 442.

Joyner, David, abbot of Cleeve, papal mandatary, 696.

-, -, subcommissaries of. See Wytham, William; Wotton, Richard.

Julin, Peter, prior of Réville, chosen by part of the convent as abbot of Troarn, 35.

Julius , 160, 245, 250, 251, 257.

Jumièges, de Gemeticis, Sancti Petri de Gemeticis [Seine-Inférieure, France], Benedictine abbey of St. Pierre, abbot of, papal mandatary, 124 note, 538note.

Junironry rectius Inuiroury. See Inverurie.

Jusete, William de. See Denisete.

Justinopolitan[us]. See Capo d'Istria.

Juvenis. See Jacobi, John.

Kargyn alias Macinkargy, Philip, chancellor of Lismore, charges against, 683.

Karleton, Carleton, Robert, a Carmelite friar, dispensation to, 136.

Karlton. See Carlton.

Kathir, Kathyr. See Cahir.

Kay, David, vicar of Kilgour, and secretary of James, bishop of St. Andrews, dispensation to, 154.

Kaylleasnayd. See Killasnet.

Kayngham. See Keyingham.

Keandmara. See Kinvarradoorus.

Keara, Burges in. See Burriscarra.

Keis, Roger, archdeacon of Barnstaple, papal mandatary, 138.

Kele, William, priest, notary public, 626.

-, -, form of oath of, 626.

Kells, Kenlis [co. Meath], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 459, 465.

-, Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 459.

Kelly, John, a canon of Ossory, papal mandatary, 326.

- See also O'Kelly.

Kelso, Kelsow, Kelsow alias Calco [co. Roxburgh], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 330.

-, -, abbot and convent of, benefice in the collation of. See Selkirk.

-, -, -, litigants concerning the vicarage of Selkirk, 310, 311.

-, -, -, reservation of benefices in the collation of, 256, 366, 432, 473, 725.

-, -, immediately subject to the Roman Church, appropriation of the vicarage of Selkirk to, 310.

Kemanach (i.e. Kavenagh), Donald, charges against, 497, 498.

Kempe, John, cardinal priest of St. Balbina's, and archbishop of York, papal mandatary, 31, 42, 45, 47, 311.

-, -, a witness to the renunciation of John Macworth, dean of Lincoln, 33.

-, -, consent of, to the foundation of a chantry in Whitkirk parish church, 83.

-, -, faculties to, 180, 181.

-, -, letters dimissory granted by, 532.

-, -, mediation of, on behalf of rebels, 152, 153.

-, -, petitions of, 7, 8, 43, 44, 52, 119.

-, -, translated to the archbishopric of Canterbury, and to have provision of the cardinal bishopric of St. Rufina's, 599, 602, 602 note.

-, -, archbishop of Canterbury, provision of the cardinal bishopric of St. Rufina's to, 602, 602 note.

-, -, cardinal bishop of St. Rufina's and archbishop of Canterbury, papal mandatary, 116, 144.

-, -, agreement made at the instance of, 165.

-, -, benefices in the patronage of, 139, 143.

-, -, death of, 699, 700note.

-, -, decree in favour of, 602.

-, -, exoneration of, 249.

-, -, primate of all England, and legate of the apostolic see, faculties to, 249.

-, -, mandate to assign the pallium to, 603.

-, -, oath of fealty of, 599.

-, -, papal letters in favour of, issued gratis, 249.

-, -, legatus natus, union of parishes made by, 267.

-, -, almoner of. See Suthwell, John.

-, -, auditor-general of, in the province of Canterbury. See Stokes, John.

-, -, chaplains of. See Bole, Richard; Broad, Randolph; Bryg, John; Clere, John; Gange, Thomas; Hunt, Walter; Saundres, William; Uske, Philip.

-, -, -, commissary of the court of. See Thornton, Robert.

-, -, confessor of. See Sutton, John.

-, -, envoy of. See Gray, William.

-, -, household of, members of. See Lasey, John; Suthwell, John; Sutton, John.

-, -, official and vicargeneral of. See Dobbes, Robert.

-, -, person in the service of. See Thornton, Robert.

-, -, registrar of. See Knyght, Thomas.

-, -, secretary of. See Porter, John.

-, Thomas, [bishop] elect of London, sometime archdeacon of Richmond, 387, 426.

-, -, bishop of London, appeal of, to the apostolic see, against John, archbishop of Canterbury, 538.

-, -, -, commissary of. See Conesburgh alias Coke, Edmund.

-, -, petitions of, 106, 537.

-, -, testamentary jurisdiction of, 538.

Kenadi. See Kennedy.

Kencott, Kancote [co. Oxford], rectory of, 114.

Kenedy. See Kennedy.

Kenilworth, Chineldeworda, Kylgworth, Kyllyngworth alias Kenelworth [co. Warwick], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, abbot (sic) of, papal mandatary, 203.

-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 467.

-, -, prior and convent of, grants to, 13, 14.

-, -, Bernard, prior of, 13.

Kenissam. See Keynsham.

Kenlis. See Kells.

Kennedy, Kenedy, Gilbert, patron of the collegiate church of Maybole, 167.

-, Kenedy, Hugh, late rector of Wigtown, 725.

-, Hugh, an Augustinian canon, provost of St. Mary Hugh in St. Andrews, a kinsman of James II., king of Scotland, to have a canonry of Moray or Dunkeld, 87–88, 172.

-, James, bishop of St. Andrews, sometime bishop of Dunkeld and abbot commendatary of Scone, 297, 499.

-, -, nephew of James I., king of Scots, 173.

-, -, prior commendatary of the Isle of May, agreement concerning titles, 469.

-, -, agreement for an annual mass between the provost and chaplains of Corstorphine college and, 477.

-, -, agreement made in the presence of, 213.

-, -, appeal to, from the decision of arbitrators, 258, 669.

-, -, benefices to be collated to nominees of, 47, 108, 168.

-, -, collation of the church of Lasswade reserved to, during his life, 220.

-, -, collations made by, 478, 728.

-, -, college founded by, 88.

-, -, collegiate church erected by, 64.

-, -, copy of donations to the priory of Durham made by order of, 216.

-, -, deprivations by, 226, 258.

-, -, faculties to, 1, 172, 173, 182.

-, -, grant to, 173.

-, -, institution by, 400.

-, -, papal mandatary, 258, 510.

-, -, petitions of, 167, 176, 177, 220, 257, 268, 469, 477, 516, 517.

-, -, provisions made by, 686, 702.

-, -, report made by, 171.

-, -, reserves to himself the first presentation to the collegiate church of St. Mary the Virgin, Dunglass, 219.

-, -, resignations made to, 406, 443.

-, -, chaplain of. See Ramsay, David.

-, -, commissary of. See Feldow, John.

-, -, household of, members of. See Balfour, John de; Forbes, Richard; Ramsay, David.

-, -, kinsmen of. See Douglas, Hugh; Wodman, William.

-, -, nephews of. See Forbes, William; Grahame, Patrick.

-, -, proctor of. See Mudi, William.

-, -, secretary of. See Kay, David.

-, -, subdelegate of. See William, prior of St. Anrdews.

-, -, vicar-general in spirituals of. See Legate, John.

-, -, consents to the erection of the collegiate church of St. Mary the Virgin, Dunglass, 219.

-, -, consents to the revocation of the appropriation of the rectory of Lasswade to the episcopal mensa of St. Andrews, 220.

-, -, empowers Thomas Edinhame to receive a resignation of and to make collation of the parish church of Benholm, 268.

-, -, obtains permission for persons in his diocese to use butter etc. on fast days, 174.

-, -, present in person at the apostolic see, 174.

-, -, Nicholas de Fithkyl presented to, 563.

-, -, Laurence Piot wellbeloved of, 268.

-, Kenadi, James, clerk, to be rector of Inchbrayock or Craig, 543.

-, John, provost of Maybole, rehabilitation of, 167.

Kennett, river, ‘the waters,’ [in co. Berks], dangers of, 715.

Kennocchson, John, clerk, provided to the rectory of Eye, to be treasurer of Ross [in Scotland], 684, 685.

Kent, Thomas, priest, lord of Gadinad, indult to, 681.

Kentwell, Kentewell [in Long Melford parish, co. Suffolk], John Clopton lord of, 628.

Kenyngton, William, monk and prior of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 416, 528.

Kenysam. See Keynsham.

Ker, John, clerk, vicar of Haddington, 201, 440.

-, Stephen, priest, a litigant for a canonry of Aberdeen and the prebend of BanchoryDevenick, 345.

Kerane, vicarage of S. Finanus in. See Kilfinan.

Kercegia . See Kerry.

Kerry, Kercegia [Ireland], James, lord of the liberty of. See Fitz Gerald.

Kerdestoun, Philippa, lady of Floore, indult to, 383.

Kerymur. See Kirriemuir.

Kerynton. See Carrington.

Kessingland, Kessynglond [co. Suffolk], Alexander Kyngeston lord of, a place in, 487.

Keting, Reting, Paul, late chancellor of Lismore, 436, 587.

Ketnes. See Kettins.

Kettins, Ketnes [co. Forfar], parish church of, annexed to the house of Trinitarian friars at Berwick upon Tweed, 287.

Kettle (or Lathrisk), Lothtresk [co. Fife], vicarage of, 701, 702.

Keyingham, Kayngham [co. York, E.R.], Peter Ousce lord of a place in, 680.

Keynsham, Kenissam, Kenysam, Kynasam [co. Somerset], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, vicarage of Ballingarry in the presentation of, 458, 573, 574.

Kilbarchan, Kilbrathan, Kylbarchane [co. Renfrew], vicarage of, 160, 316.

Kilbelfad, Killbelfada, Kylbelada [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 350, 705.

Kilbennan, co. Galway. See Kilcreevanty.

Kilberry, co. Argyll. See St. Ferchinus.

Kilbixy, co. Westmeath. See Tristernagh.

Kilblane, Sancti Blaani, Sancti Balaani, in Kyntyr [now in Southend parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 547.

Kilbragh, Kylbrach [co. Tipperary], a prebend in Cashel, 652, 653, 660, 661.

-, -, the vicarage of Ballysheehan appropriated to, 661.

Kilbrathan. See Kilbarchan.

Kilbride, Killbude [co. Roscommon], rectory (partly) in, belonging to the late community of the canons of Elphin, 457.

- See also Derrane, and Tulac Occeonnedy.

Kilbrittain, Kyllbricayn [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 293.

-, nearness of, to Templetrine, 293.

Kilbryan, co. Roscommon. See Lough Key.

Kilcalmonell, Sancti Collmaneli, Sancti Colmoneli in Knapdale, [co. Argyll], vicarage of, 493, 547.

Kilcanoran, Killcemnoran [a townland in Aughrim parish, co. Roscommon], vicarage of, 288, 289.

-, church of, less than a mile distant from Aughrim church, 289.

Kilcaragh, Kuylkaryk, Kyllcarychy, Kyllkany, Kyllkaryh, Kyylkarich, Kyylkaryh, Kyylkaryk [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 542, 567, 666.

Kilchonre. See Kilconry.

Kilchrist (ecclesia Sancti Christi), in Strathsurdail, parish church of. See Strath.

Kilcleagh, co. Westmeath. See Kyllomileon.

Kilclonfert, Kiullclonfert [King's county], parish church of, 423.

Kilcolgan, Kyleolgon [co. Galway], rectory of, 328.

Kilcolman, co. Sligo. See Coolavin.

Kilcolmkill, St. Columba [now in Southend, co. Argyll], a prebend in Argyll, 548.

Kilcolmkill, Sancti Columbe in Moravia (i.e. in Morvern deanery), [now part of Morvern parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 715.

Kilcommon, Kyllcumyn [in the barony of Erris, co. Mayo], vicarage of, 326.

-, Kyllimancud [in the barony of Kilmaine, co. Mayo], vicarage of, 719.

Kilconduff, Caylconduy, Kilcondui [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 406.

Kilconickny, co. Galway. See Killaspugmoylan and Killilan.

Kilconierin, Kyllconhyerynd [co. Galway], tithes of, 396.

Kilconry, Kilchonre [co. Clare], vicarage of, annexed to Tomfinlough, 443.

Kilcooley, Cylcuille, Cylcuyle [co. Roscommon], rectory of, formerly belonging to the community of the church of Elphin, 447.

-, vicarage of, 447.

Kilcooly, Kyllcule [co. Galway], tithes of, 393.

Kilcooly, de Aruicampo, de Arvicampo, de Auruucampo [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 660, 663.

-, -, Odo, abbot of. See Ograda.

-, -, Philip, abbot of. See Omyulbardan.

-, -, Thomas, abbot of. See Bovil.

-, -, father-abbot of, 511.

-, -, monk of. See Omyulbardan, Philip.

Kilcredan, Kalcridan, Kilcudan, Kylcridan [co. Cork], a prebend (with Imphrick) in Cloyne, 369, 381, 433.

Kilcreevanty, de Casta Silva [in Kilbennan parish, co. Galway], abbey of Augustinian nuns, abbess and convent of, benefice in the collation of, 392.

-, -, nun of. See O'Connor, Gormelina.

Kilcronaghan, Killermiechan, Killerunechan, Kyllecimechan, Kyllerunechan [co. Londonderry], rectory of, 283, 375, 706, 726.

Kilcudan. See Kilcredan.

Kilculliheen, Kilkylhyn, de Belloportu [co. Waterford], abbey of Augustinian nuns, Alsona, abbess of. See Lang.

-, -, Joan, abbess of, 508.

-, -, convent of, consent of, to appointment of an abbess, 508.

-, -, nun of. See Lang, Alsona.

Kildacommoge, Cilldacammoig [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 285, 286.

Kildare, Daren [sis], [co. Kildare], bishop of, papal mandatary, 426.

-, Geoffrey, bishop of. See Hereford.

-, Richard, bishop of, 148.

-, William, bishop of. See Edwardi.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 422.

-, dean and chapter of, petition of, 419.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 625, 670, 695, 697.

-, canons of. See Ocaemayn, Eugenius; Omana, Thady.

-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 298.

-, prebends in. See:—

Primult or Ballyburley.

Rathangan.

- rectius Derry, dean of, papal mandatary, 282.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 282.

-, canon of. See Omaelmocharie, David.

Kildimo, Kyldyma [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 697.

Kilfenora, Fenoburen[sis], Finaboren[sis], Finoboren[sis], Fynnaboren[sis], Fynoboren[sis], Insulen[sis], [co. Clare], bishop of, papal mandatary, 328, 362, 520, 521, 540, 633.

-, Denis, bishop of. See O'Cahan.

-, John, bishop of. See Greni.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 499.

-, Cormac, dean of. See O'Cahan.

-, Denis, dean of. See Ohanrathayn.

-, Nicholas, dean of. See Macgillacascatta.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 726.

-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 633.

-, Dermit, chancellor of. See Odallayn.

-, John, chancellor of. See Macgrarnayster and Odelaid.

-, Nemeas, chancellor of. See Macgrarnayster.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 275, 684, 726.

-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 492, 499.

-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 492.

-, canons of. See Maccayg, Donald; Obare, David; Ocuin, Donald; Oconkuery, Odo; Ohanrathayn, Denis; O'Tierny, Laurence and Lewis.

-, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 296.

-, prebend in. See Killeany.

Kilfergus, Kylferyssa [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 319.

Kilfian, rural lands of Bredach [co. Mayo], rectory of, 312, 313.

-, rectory of, cure taken away from and transferred to a vicar, 313.

Kilfinan, Sancti Finani in Kerane [co. Argyll], vicarage of, in the presentation of the abbot and convent of Paisley, 697, 698.

-, language spoken at, 697.

Kilfinichan, co. Argyll. See Iona.

Kilglass, Kyllglasa [co. Recommon], vicarage of, 672, 673.

Kilgour [co. Fife], vicarage of, 154.

Kilkeedy, Kyleaide in the rural fee de Islar nichaga [co. Clare], rectory of, 446.

Kilkeedy, Kylkaydi [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 446.

Kilkeel, parish church of St. Colman, Mouryn, i.e. the barony of Mourne [co. Down], rectory of, 80.

Kilkenny, Chilchinia [co. Kilkenny], dean of, papal mandatary, 723.

Kilkerrin, Kylcoryn alias Corcamoga, Kylcorryn alias Corcomogay, Kylehoryn [co. Galway], rectory of, 407.

-, vicarage of, 377, 442.

Kilkessneta. See Kilrossanty.

Kilkhampton, Kilkchampton [co. Cornwall], rectory of, 121.

Kilkylhyn. See Kilculliheen.

Killaan, Kyllaedayn [co. Galway], Cornelius Ocassayn, vicar of, 565.

Killabban, Kyllaban, Kyllabon [Queen's county], rectory of, 425, 426.

-, -, patronage of, 425.

-, -, united to the prebend of Painestown, 425, 426.

Killabegs, i.e. the small churches of Conmacniculi and Conmacnimara [cos. Galway and Mayo], a prebend in Tuam, 292, 454.

Killaderry [in Kilseily parish, co. Clare]. See Kyllydiradruim.

Killadoon, Kyllethayn [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 618.

Killadysert, co. Clare. See Canon Island.

Killala, Aladen[sis], [co. Mayo], bishop of, appointment of a canon of Killala by, 326.

-, -, resignation made to, 312.

-, -, vicar or commissary general in spirituals of. See Walsh, Robert.

-, Bernard, bishop of. See O'Connel.

-, Robert, bishop of. See Baret.

-, Rory, bishop of. See Baret.

-, Donatus, dean of. See Oduyd.

-, Mulerus, dean of. See Baret.

-, Thomas, dean of. See Laygles.

-, William, dean of. See Baret.

-, Henry, chancellor of. See Baret.

-, Thomas, chancellor of. See Dundonall.

-, provost of, papal mandatary, 369, 677, 683.

-, Henry, provost of. See Baret.

-, Robert, provost of. See Walsh.

-, Robert, late provost of. See Baret.

-, canons of. See Baret, Henry; Baret, Mulerus; Baret, Thomas; Baret, William; Brun, Mulerus; Chorg, John; Coch, John; MacEgan, Dermit; Obruachan, Thomas; Ocendubayn, Eugenius; O'Connel, Eugenius; Odubda, Cornelius; Odubda, Dermit; Olochlaind, Felimy; Omochan, Cornelius; Omurchu, Thomas; Otarpa, David.

-, chapter, etc. of, papal letters to, 549.

-, prebends in. See:—

Ardagh, co. Mayo.

Errew.

Moygawnagh.

Chancellorship of Rosserk.

-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 289.

Killaloe, Laonien[sis], Loanien[sis], [co. Clare], bishop of, papal mandatary, 341, 345, 361, 370, 632.

-, Donatus, bishop of. See O'Brien.

-, James, bishop of. See O'Ghonelan.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 496, 556, 598.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 683, 721.

-, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 321, 370, 444, 463, 496, 556, 678.

-, precentor of, papal mandatary, 318, 321, 370.

-, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 326, 721.

-, Cornelius, treasurer of. See Macconmara.

-, Odo, treasurer of. See Macconmara.

-, canons of. See Donati, Thady; Macconmara, Thady; Macconmara, Thady son of Thady; Magrath, Donatus; Magrath, Thady; Ogillahanayn, Maurice; Ograda, Nicholas; Ograda, Rory; Tathei, Thady.

-, -, provided. See Macconmara, Matthew son of Laurence; Maceyda, William.

-, prebends in. See:—

Clondagad.

Dysert, co. Clare.

Tomgrancy.

Tulla.

-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 318, 435, 441, 443, 450, 580, 636, 718.

Killamanagh, de Cella parva [in Donaghpatrick parish, co. Galway], Premonstatensian monastery of St. Mary, canon of. See MacEgan, Eugenius.

Killannin, Killenain, Kyllenandyn Muntherachy [co. Galway], rectory of, 377.

-, vicarage of, 357.

- See also Killeroon.

Killanully, Kylhynly, Kylynly [co. Cork], a prebend in Cork, 369, 381, 433.

Killaraght, Kyllarraccha [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 727.

Killardry, Hylardry [co. Tipperary], a prebend in Cashel, 667.

Killasnet, Kaylleasnayd [co. Leitrim], vicarage of, 546.

Killaspugmoylan, Kyllaspuchmaellayn [in Kilconickny parish, co. Galway], a prebend in Clonfert, 396.

Killasser, Cillassar [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 406.

Killathnasuleach. See Kilnasoolagh.

Killbelfada. See Kilbelfad.

Killbude (rectius Killbride). See Kilbride.

Killcemnoran. See Kilcanoran.

Killea, Killeue [co. Tipperary], vicarage of, 496, 497.

Killeany in Aran, Sancti Endei in Aryn [in Inishmore parish, co. Galway], a prebend in Kilfenora, 582.

Killeedy, Kylydy [co. Limerick], a prebend in Limerick, 697.

Killeely, Kilyle, Kylyille [co. Galway], vicarage of, 520, 521.

-, -, united to the provostship of Kilmacduagh, 521.

- See also Dunkellin.

Killeenadeema, Kyllaedamnyrmaemnady, Kyllynadyma [co. Galway], vicarage of, 409.

-, -, united to a canonry of Clonfert and the prebend of Ballinoulter, 730, 731.

Killeenagarriff, Killmacnogaurb [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 583.

Killemlagh, Kyllymelach [co. Kerry], vicarage of, 515.

Killenain. See Killannin.

Killererin, Kylereioran Muintherachi [co. Galway], rectory of, 442.

Killermiechan (rectius Killcrunechan). See Kilcronaghan.

Killeroon, Kyllerdun [in the townland of Laghtgannon, Killannin parish, co. Galway], vicarage of, 707.

Killerunechan (rectius Killcrunechan). See Kilcronaghan.

Killeue. See Killea.

Killiburan. See Killuran.

Killilagh, Kyllhellecha [co. Clare], vicarage of, 684.

Killilan, Kyllhillayn [a chapel in Cahertinny townland, Kilconickny parish, co. Galway], tithes of, 396.

Killimordaly, Kyllaedaymyr Mynmayd (i.e. Maenmagh, the plain round Loughrea) [co. Galway], vicarage of, 640.

Killinan, Kyllenain [co. Galway], a prebend in Kilmacduagh, 290.

Killluothicand, Killluothieand, Killluothirand, Killluothreand. See Killoran.

Killmacnogaurb. See Killeenagarriff.

Killmacriayn. See Cummer or Kilmocrean.

Killmactaig. See Kilmacteige.

Killmaelayn. See Kilmoylan.

Killmathaigin. See Kilmacteige.

Killmedonok. See Kilmacdonogh.

Killmochoroc alias Killmure. See Kilmurry.

Killmoir Nassina, Killmorenasynna. See Kilmore-na-Sina, co. Roscommon.

Killmure. See Kilmurry.

Killmyckud. See Kilmacow.

Killoffin, Kyllugafynd [co. Clare], vicarage of, 683.

Killonaghan [Killonchan in the Taxatio], Boyllocene [co. Clare], vicarage of, 726.

Killoran, Killluothicand, Killluothieand, Killluothirand, Killluothreand [co. Sligo], parish church of, in the rural lands of Officaire, sometime united to Kilmacteige, 427, 428, 448, 449.

-, -, two townlands transferred from the rural lands of Banada to, 427, 448, 449.

-, a prebend in Achonry, 449.

-, vicarage of, 431.

- See also Dubcarnd.

Killsennaynleth. See Kiltenanlea.

Killuran, Killiburan [co. Clare], vicarage of, 327.

Kilmacallan, Cillmaccallam [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 575.

Kilmacdonogh, Killmedonok, Kilmedonok [co. Cork], a prebend in Cloyne, 278, 293.

Kilmacduagh, Duacen[sis], [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 325, 343, 360, 409, 439.

-, -, partiality of, 358.

-, -, provision of benefices in the collation of, 409, 520.

-, Denis, bishop of. See Odonchua.

-, bishopric of, united to Tuam, 337.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 325, 409.

-, dean and chapter of, provision of benefice in the collation of, 409.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 635.

-, David, archdeacon of. See de Burgo.

-, Denis, archdeacon of. See Macgillavanach.

-, Maurice, archdeacon of. See Macgillavanach.

-, Nicholas, archdeacon of. See Odubgilla.

-, Thomas, archdeacon of. See Macgillavanach.

-, William, provided archdeacon of, and a litigant for the same. See Maceyda.

-, archdeaconry of, rectory of Dunkellin annexed to, 663.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 663.

-, provost of. See Macgillavanach, Denis, father of.

-, Denis, provost of. See Macgillavanach.

-, Rory, provost of. See Macgillavanach.

-, provost and chapter of, provision of benefice in the collation of, 520.

-, provostship of, union of the vicarage of Killeely with, 521.

-, canons of. See Macgillavanach, John; Macgillavanach, Thomas; O'Corcoran, William; Odubgilla, David; Odubgilla, John; Odubgilla, Nicholas; Odubgilla, Patrick; Oduyllad, Patrick; Omarcham, Donatus.

-, canon provided. See Maceyda, William.

-, de facto canon. See Odonchua, David.

-, chapter of, consent to the union of the vicarage of Killeely to the provostship of Kilmacduagh, 521.

-, -, consent to the union of the rectory of Isertkelly to the prebend of Kinvarradoorus, 564, 565.

-, -, partiality of, 358.

-, prebends in. See:—

Killinan.

Kinvarradoorus.

-, city and diocese of, favouritism in, 358.

-, -, intimidation in, 565.

-, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary de Petra, abbot of, papal mandatary, 290.

Kilmacduane, Kyllmacuduan [co. Clare], vicarage of, united to the prebend of Clondagad, 718.

Kilmacow, Killmyckud, Kyllaiycuyd, Kyllmycuyd [co. Kilkenny], rectory of, 322, 326, 327.

Kilmacrehy, Kyllmiccrithinatraga [co. Clare], vicarage of, 633.

Kilmacteige, Killmactaig, Killmath, aigin, Kyllmactaig [co. Sligo] parish church of, in the rural lands of Banada, sometime united to Killoran, 427, 428, 448, 449.

-, a prebend in Achonry, 395.

Kilmaine, barony of, co. Mayo. See Conmaicne Cuile Tolad.

Kilmainemore, Kyllmedaynmor [co. Mayo], vicarage of, 639.

Kilmainham, Kilmaynan [co. Dublin], Hospitallers’ priory, prior of, benefice in the collation of. See Knockainy.

Kilmaley, Bylmale (rectius Kylmale) [co. Clare], vicarage of, 443.

Kilmany [co. Fife], rectory of, 221.

Kilmaynan. See Kilmainham.

Kilmeane, Gyllmacgnagyn [co. Roscommon], vicarage of, 318, 319.

Kilmedonok. See Kilmacdonogh.

Kilmichael, Sancti Michaelis in Kyntire [now in Campbeltown parish, co. Argyll], rectory of, 706.

Kilmiga. See Kilmoe.

Kilmochonna, Kyllmocomna, Kyllmoconna [in Lusmagh parish, King's County], vicarage of, 555.

Kilmoe, Kilmiga, Kilmuga [co. Cork], John Olaegere, rector of, 380.

Kilmoe, Kilmiga, Kilmuga [co. Cork], John Olaegere, rector of, 380.

Kilmonivaig, [church of] St. Monawog [co. Inverness], Robert Stewart, vicar of, 656.

Kilmore, Triburnen[sis], Triburnien[sis], [co. Cavan], bishop of, papal mandatary, 637, 729.

-, bishop, dean and chapter of, reservation of benefices in the collation of, 330.

-, Andrew, bishop of. See MacBrady.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 634.

-, canons of. See Maconaing, Patrick; Magamran, John; MacBrady, Andrew; Ofyrgussa, Fergal; O'Gibbon, John; Otarpa, David.

-, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 450, 618.

Kilmore-na-Sina, Kallmoirnasynna, Killmorenasynna, Rillinoir (rectius Killmoir) Nassina, [co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 288, 366.

-, -, canon of. See O'Connor, Thady.

Kilmory in Arran, St. Mary in Arein [co. Bute], rectory of, 548.

Kilmoylan, Killmaelayn, Kyllmacllayn [co. Galway], vicarage of, 408, 639, 640.

Kilmuga. See Kilmoe.

Kilmurry, Killmochoroc alias Killmure [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 325.

Kilnasoolagh, Killathnasuleach [co. Clare], vicarage of, 441.

Kilnamanagh, Kyllnamariach [co. Wexford], rectory of, 404 and corrigenda.

Kilpatrick, Kilpatrik [co. Dunbarton], rectory of, 197.

Kilquhonquhar, Bartholomew de, late vicar of Musselburgh, 336.

Kilraghtis, Kyllractassa [co. Clare], vicarage of, 444, 445.

Kilreekil, Kyllrykyll [co. Galway], tithes of, 393.

- See also Drought.

Kilrossanty, Kilkessneta, Kylliossanta, Kylrossanta [co. Waterford], a prebend in Lismore, 322, 437, 458.

Kilrush, co. Clare. See Scattery Island.

Kilscoran, Kilscowran [co. Wexford], David Crane of, 430.

Kilseily, co. Clare. See Kyllydiradruim.

Kilshalvy, Billoscalbaydh, Kylloscalbaydh [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 364.

Kilshanny, Kyllsenayd [co. Clare], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 684.

Kilsyth or Monaebrugh, Munyabro [co. Stirling], rectory of, 662.

Kiltartan, Kyldanphy, Kyldaruphi [co. Galway], vicarage of, 521, 541.

Kiltenanlea, Killsennaynleth [co. Clare], vicarage of, 583.

Kiltennell, co. Wexford. See Courtown.

Kilteskill, Kylltessgyll [co. Galway], a prebend in Clonfert, 393.

Kilthomas, Kilthomais [co. Galway], rectory of, 358.

Kiltoghert, Kyllcachunurch [co. Leitrim], vicarage of, 329, 330.

Kiltullagh, Kyltulach [co. Galway], vicarage of, 200.

Kilturk, co. Wexford. See Ballyhealy.

Kilvickeon, co. Argyll. See Iona.

Kilwinning, Kylvynyn, Kylwynyng [co. Ayr], Benedictine abbey, abbot and convent of, provision of benefices in the collation of, 185, 550.

Kilyle. See Killeely.

Kincgussy. See Kingussie.

Kinghorn, Kyngorn [co. Fife], vicarage of, appropriated to the abbey of Holyrood, Edinburgh, 711.

Kinglassy, Alexander de, late vicar of Musselburgh, 335.

King's Ripton, Ripton, Ripton Regis [co. Huntingdon], rectory of, 136.

-, William Morland, rector of, 629.

Kingston, Kingeston’ [co. Cambridge], rectory of, 93.

Kingston Seymour, Eingeston, Eingueston rectius Kingeston) Semo(u)r [co. Somerset], parish church of, 138.

Kingston upon Hull, Kyngenton on Hull [co. York, E.R.], church or chapel of the Holy Trinity, vicar of, indult to, 621, 622.

-, -, indult for a mass before daybreak in, 622.

-, ebb and flow of the sea at, 622.

-, inhabitants of, indult to, 621, 622.

Kingswood, Kyngeswood [formerly co. Wilts, now co. Gloucester], Cistercian priory, monk of. See Come, William.

Kingussie, Kincgussy, Kyngusce, Kyngusy [co. Inverness], a prebend in Moray, 176, 177, 212, 294, 550, 585, 586, 687.

Kinloss, Kinlos, Kynlos, Rynlos [co. Elgin], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 244, 346, 468.

-, - -, a fatherabbot, 257.

-, -, John, abbot of, executor of a papal mandate, 346.

-, -, abbot and convent of, petition of, 466.

-, -, vicarage and rectory appropriated to, 466.

-, -, excepted from a papal reservation, 257.

Kinlough, Kyndlacha [in Shrule parish, co. Mayo], vicarage of, with the annexed vicarage of Moyne, 694.

Kinnettles, Kynnetlis [co. Forfar], Robert Stewart, rector of, 356.

Kintyre, Kyntire, Kyntyr [a district in co. Argyll], Kilblane in, q. v.

-, Kilmichael in, q. v.

-, Saddell in, q. v.

Kinvarrodoorus, Keandmara [co. Galway], a prebend in Kilmacduagh, rectory of Isertkelly united to, 564, 565.

Kirchtone, Thomas de, priest, de facto rector of the chapel of St. Mary in the churchyard of the parish church of Forgandenny, 231, 232.

Kirimur. See Kirriemuir.

Kirkandrews, Kyrkandris [co. Kirkcudbright], parish church, erected into a prebend of Lincluden, 342.

-, -, patrons of, to present to the prebend, 342.

-, vicarage of, constituted and endowed, 342.

-, glebe of, 342.

Kirkbean, Kyrkben [co. Kirkcudbright], vicarage of, 280.

Kirkby in Kendal, Kirkeby in Kendal [co. Westmoreland], vicarage of, 12.

Kirkchrist, Kirkerist [co. Kirkcudbright], parish church of, 693.

Kirkeham, Robert, keeper of the hanaper, priest, a canon of Lincoln and of London, indult to, 629.

Kirkerist (rectius Kirkcrist). See Kirkchrist.

Kirkgunzeon, Kirkgunzen, Kyrkgunzen [co. Kirkcudbright], rectory of, 280.

Kirkinner, Kyrkkyner, Kyrkynner, Kyrkynnir, Kyrkynniyr, Kyrkynnyr [co. Wigtown], parish church or rectory of, 96, 193, 194, 195, 196, 198.

Kirk Ireton, Ireton [co. Derby], Richard Ireton, lord of, 301.

Kirklington, Kyrlington [co. York, N.R.], rectory of, 136.

Kirkliston, Kirklyston [co. Linlithgow], barony of, belonging to the episcopal mensa of St. Andrews, 220.

-, parish church of, appropriated to the episcopal mensa of St. Andrews, 220.

Kirkmahoe, Kirkmaquho [co. Dumfries], a prebend in Glasgow, 473.

-, patron of. See Stewart, Marieta.

Kirkmaiden, S. Medane in Lyrennis [in Rhinns district, co. Wigtown], parish church of, united to the abbatial mensa of Soulseat, 275.

-, vicarage of, 275.

-, size and populous character of, 275.

Kirkmaquho. See Kirkmahoe.

Kirkpatrick, Kyrkpatrik, in the diocese of Glasgow, rectory of, 492.

Kirkpatrick Durham, co. Kirkcudbright. See St. Patrick's de Mora.

Kirkwode, Robert, priest, provided to the vicarage of Hutton, death of, 260.

Kirriemuir, Kerymur, Kirimur [co. Forfar], vicarage of, 250, 251, 686.

Kiullclonfert. See Kilclonfert. Klynte. See Clint.

Knapdale [a district in co. Argyll], Kilcalmonell in, q. v.

Kneesal, Knesall [co. Nottingham], rectory of, 7.

Knight (sic), Thomas, bishop [elect] of St. Asaph, 509 note.

- See also Knyght.

Knockane, co. Kerry. See Kyldachom.

Knockainy, Any [co. Limerick], vicarage of, in the gift of the prior of Kilmainham, 344.

Knockbride, co. Cavan. See Disseartfinceaill.

Knockmoy, Collis victorie [in Abbeyknockmoy parish, co. Galway], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 408, 431, 474.

-, -, Cornelius, abbot of. See MacEgan.

-, -, Donald, abbot of. See Omureayg.

-, -, Malachy, abbot of. See O'Carroll and O'Kelly.

-, -, monks of. See O'Carroll, Malachy; Ohinnery, William.

Knyght, John, rector of Parkham, indult to, 138.

-, Thomas, prior of Daventry, grant to, 99.

-, -, provided to the bishopric of Down and Connor, 664, 665.

-, -, faculty for the consecration of, 662.

-, -, prior of Daventry, rector of Carlton and [bishop] elect of Down and Connor, dispensation to, 150.

-, Thomas, priest, registrar of Thomas Kempe, archbishop of Canterbury, and notary public, grant to, 132.

Köln. See Cologne.

Krechton. See Crichton.

Krynkill. See Brinkhill.

Kuylkaryk. See Kilcaragh.

Kyechconduyn, Raymund, son of Redmond, 464, 465.

Kyeyell, John, lord of Stockbury, indult to, 489.

Kylbarchane. See Kilbarchan.

Kylbelada. See Kilbelfad.

Kylborn, John, priest, lord of Hermitage near Stalham, indult to, 383.

Kylbrach. See Kilbragh.

Kylcorryn alias Corcomogay, Kylcoryn alias Corcamoga. See Kilkerrin.

Kylcridan. See Kilcredan.

Kyldachom, diocese of Ardfert, [? Knockane, co. Kerry], vicarage of, 515.

Kyldanphy, Kyldaruphi. See Kiltartan.

Kyldyma. See Kildimo.

Kyleaide. See Kilkeedy, co. Clare.

Kylehoryn (rectius Kylchoryn). See Kilkerrin.

Kyleolgon. See Kilcolgan.

Kylereioran Muintherachi. See Killererin.

Kylferyssa. See Kilfergus.

Kylgworth. See Kenilworth.

Kylhynly. See Killanully.

Kylkaydi. See Kilkeedy, co. Limerick.

Kyllaban, Kyllabon. See Killabban.

Kyllaedamnyrmaemnady. See Killeenadeema.

Kyllaedayn. See Killaan.

Kyllaiycuyd (rectius Kyllmycuyd). See Kilmacow.

Kyllarraccha. See Killaraght.

Kyllaspuchmaellayn. See Killaspugmoylan.

Kyllbricayn. See Kilbrittain.

Kyllcachunurch (i. e. Cill Teachchomharc). See Kiltoghert.

Kyllcarychy. See Kilcaragh.

Kyllconhyerynd. See Kilconierin.

Kyllcule. See Kilcooly, co. Galway.

Kyllcumyn. See Kilcommon in the barony of Erris, co. Mayo.

Kylleadaymyr Mynmayd. See Killimordaly.

Kyllecimechan. See Kilcronaghan.

Kyllelbye. See Dogstown.

Kyllenain. See Killinan.

Kyllenandyn Muntherachy. See Killannin.

Kyllerdun. See Killeroon.

Kyllerunechan. See Kilcronaghan.

Kyllethayn. See Killadoon.

Kyllewe (rectius Kyllelbe). See Dogstown.

Kyllglasa . See Kilglass.

Kyllhellecha. See Killilagh.

Kyllhillayn. See Killilan.

Kyllimaelcoysny (i. e. Cill Maelcoisne) in the diocese of Clonfert, vicarage of, 414.

Kyllimancud (rectius Kylkimancud). See Kilcommon in Kilmaine barony, co. Mayo.

Kyllimidh. See Ballymartle.

Kylliossanta (rectius Kyllrossanta). See Kilrossanty.

Kyllkany, Kyllkaryh. See Kilcaragh.

Kyllmacllayn (rectius Kyllmacllayn). See Kilmoylan.

Kyllmactaig. See Kilmacteige.

Kyllmacuduan. See Kilmacduane.

Kyllmedaynmor. See Kilmainemore.

Kyllmiccrithinatraga. See Kilmacrehy.

Kyllmocomna, Kyllmoconna. See Kilmochonna.

Kyllmycuyd. See Kilmacow.

Kyllnamariach (rectius Kyllnamanach). See Kilnamanagh.

Kyllomileon, Kyllomyleon, in the diocese of Clonmacnois [probably Kilcleagh, co. Westmeath], a daughter church of Ballyloughloe, vicarage of, 541, 542.

Kylloscalbaydh. See Kilshalvy.

Kyllractassa. See Kilraghtis.

Kyllrykyll. See Kilreekil.

Kyllsenayd. See Kilshanny.

Kylltessgyll. See Kilteskill.

Kyllugafynd. See Killoffin.

Kyllydiradruim (? Killaderry, in Kilseily parish, co. Clare), parish church of, 463.

Kyllymelach. See Killemlagh.

Kyllynadyma. See Killeenadeema.

Kyllyngworth alias Kenelworth. See Kenilworth.

Kylnegene, a prebend in Emly, 344.

Kylnyngton, John, warden of the hospital of the Holy Trinity and St. Thomas the Martyr of the English at Rome, petition of, 615.

Kylrossanta. See Kilrossanty.

Kyltulach. See Kiltullagh.

Kylvynyn, Kylwynyng. See Kilwinning.

Kylydy. See Killeedy.

Kylyille. See Killeely.

Kylynly. See Killanully.

Kyme, Thomas, lord of Friskney, indult to, 486.

-, -, Alice his wife, 486.

Kymer, Gilbert, dean of Salisbury, and chancellor of the university of Oxford, indult to, 159.

Kynalena , villa Castelli de. See Castletownkindalen.

Kynasam. See Keynsham.

Kyncalechyn (i. e. Cinel Fechin, an ancient division of co. Roscommon). See Tirebrine and Cinel Fechin.

Kyndlacha. See Kinlough.

Kyng, John, prior of Mullingar, executor of a papal mandate, 420.

Kyngenton on Hull. See Kingston upon Hull.

Kyngeston, Alexander, lord of a place in Kessingland, indult to, 487.

-, -, Alice his wife, 487.

Kyngeswood. See Kingswood.

Kyngorn. See Kinghorn.

Kyngusce, Kyngusy. See Kingussie.

Kynlos. See Kinloss.

Kynnetlis. See Kinnettles.

Kyntire, Kyntyr. See Kintyre.

Kyreleysoyn , Kyrieleyson, abbey de. See O'Dorney.

Kyriell, Thomas, knight, petition of, 178.

Kyrkandris. See Kirkandrews.

Kyrkben. See Kirkbean.

Kyrkgunzen. See Kirkgunzeon.

Kyrkkyner. See Kirkinner.

Kyrkpatrik. See Kirkpatrick.

Kyrkynner, Kyrkynnir, Kyrkynniyr, Kyrkynnyr. See Kirkinner.

Kyrlington. See Kirklington.

Kyrton, Edmund, abbot of St. Peter's, Westminster, and the convent of the same, a room in the infirmary, and a corrody and pension granted by, 590, 591.

Kyrycleyson (sic), Kyryeleyson, abbey de. See O'Dorney.

Kyryell, Thomas, knight and baron, safe conduct for him and his suite, 209.

Kyurnoch. See Scurloch, John (1).

Kyurnogh. See Scurloch, John (2).

Kyylkarich, Kyylkaryh, Kyylkaryk. See Kilcaragh.