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Abbeyderg, Dearg, Derg [parish of Tagsheenod, co. Longford], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 86, 242, 369.

Abbrighton, Roger, clerk, 154.

Aberedw, Aberedwy [co. Radnor], 22, 23.

Abergwilly, Aberguile, Aberguily, Aberguyli, Aberguyly, Abergwili, Abergwyly, Aberuigly, Aberwyly [co. Carmarthen], collegiate church, canons of. See Chichele; Ermyn; Gardiner; Gwyn; Prophet; Usk; Walton.

Abingdon, Abyndon, Habindonia, Habyndonia [co. Berks], Benedictine abbey of St. Mary the Virgin, abbot of, papal mandatary, 92, 155, 165, 277, 492.

-, -, Hugh, abbot of, 81.

-, -, Richard, abbot of. See Salforde.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 81, 158.

-, -, prior of, 81.

-, -, conventual church of, 158.

-, parish church of St. Helen, 440, 483.

-, Geoffrey Barbour of, merchant, 402.

Abirford, John, Cluniac, 274.

Abyndon. See Abingdon.

Acciaiolus, Angelus. See Cardinal bishops (Ostia).

Acerenza [Basilicata, Italy], archbishop of, papal mandatary, 113.

Achadlurchair. See Aghalurcher.

Achadluuga. See Aghaloo.

Achadufaid, Achadufard. See Aghadowey.

Achalunga. See Aghaloo.

Achcochailli. See Ahoghill.

Achcruym. See Aughrim.

Acheochaill. See Ahogill.

Achonry [co. Sligo], bishop of, papal mandatary, 63, 69, 257, 265, 268, 451, 478, 509.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 68, 257, 265.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 42, 141, 199.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 42, 120, 232, 257, 396.

-, provost of, papal mandatary, 42.

-, canon of. See Ohadra.

-, See Katadensis.

Acton, St. Mary, Acton [co. Middlesex], 291, 297, 300.

Adare, Athdara [co. Limerick], Trinitarian house of St. James, minister of. See Northyn; Boteler; Flemming.

-, -, friars of, 397.

Adbrighton Husee. See Albrighton.

Addergoole, Addruguyl [co. Galway], 119.

Addlethorpe, Ardelthorp [co. Lincoln], 416.

Addruguyl. See Addergoole.

Adelmynton. See Admington.

Adlyngflet, Nicholas, priest, 382.

Admington, Adelmynton [in Quinton parish, co. Gloucester], 220.

Adria [Veneto, Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 7, 8, 10, 55-61, 64, 71, 83-85, 91, 92, 115, 150, 166.

Adsam, Henry, priest, 345.

Adstone, Atteneston [co. Northants], chapel of St. John Baptist, 229.

Aegidii, John. See Cardinal deacons (SS. Cosmas and Damian's).

Agell, William, of Selby, rector of Aynhoe, 483.

Agello, Francis de, bishop of Todi, corrector of papal letters, 217 n., 248, 270, 344 n., 379, 464, 466, 472, 495.

Aghadoe, de Achadeo [co. Kerry], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 278.

-, -, See Osullewain.

Aghadowey. Achadufaid, Achadufard [co. Londonderry], 399, 424, 431, 433.

Aghaloo, Achadluuga, Achaluuga [co. Tyrone], 429, 477.

Aghalurcher, Achadlurchair [co. Fermanagh], parish church of St. Ronan, 477, 497.

Agher, Hachyr, Aghyer [co. Meath], parish church of St. Brandan, 119, 267, 268.

Aghton, William, archdeacon of Bedford, canon of Southwell, dean or sacrist of St. Mary's de Castro, Leicester, clerk of Henry IV, 222, 223.

-, -, rector of St. Peter's Cornhill, London, 34.

Aghyer. See Agher.

Ahatteclyff. See Hatcliffe.

Ahoghill, Achcochailli, Acheochaill, parish church of St. Colmanelus [co. Antrim], 119, 261.

Aioss, Helias filius, 281.

Airegal. See Errigal.

Albano [Campagna, Italy],. Jordan bishop of. See Cardinal bishops.

Albemarle, duke of. See Edward.

Alberti of Florence, society of the, 97, 169.

Albertini of Florence, society of the, 169.

Albrighton, Adbrighton Husee, near Shrewsbury, chapel of St. John Baptist, 225.

-, demesne of, 225.

Alby, Margaret de, damsel, 11.

Aldbrough, Aldeburgh [co. York, E.R.], 76.

Aldelem, William, Cistercian, 469.

Aldenham [co. Herts], 80.

Aldorford [co. Norfolk], 482.

Alderley, Alderlergh [co. Chester], 58.

Aldingham Aldyngham [co. Lancaster], lord of. See Haryngton.

Alexander IV, letters of, 74, 81.

Alexander V (Peter de Candia, sometime cardinal priest of the Twelve Apostles), chamberlain of. See Stroziis.

-, collector of in England. See Stroziis.

-, confirmation by, of constitutions of the Council of Pisa, 446.

-, death of, 239, 368, 376.

-, election of, 100.

-, envoy of to England, France, etc. See Lugneti.

-, letters of, 188, 196-204, 209-216, 222-224, 232-235, 242, 271, 284, 292, 306, 307, 312, 313, 379, 394, 413, 509.

-, member of the court of. See Stoucham.

-, reservation of first year fruits by, 148.

-, residence of, at Pisa and Pistoia, 196.

Alexandri, Walter, priest, 438.

Alexandria [Egypt], unlawful trafficking to, 170, 177.

Aleyn, Alyn, John, 10.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 10.

-, alias Haukin, John, Augustinian canon, 335.

-, Thomas, citizen of London, 382.

-, -, -, Margaret his wife, 382.

-, William, vicar of Worfield, 126, 501.

Aleynsson, Margaret, 304.

Alfyngton. See Alvington.

Algarve. See Portugal in I.S.

Algod, John, 338.

-, -, Alice his wife, 338.

Alhart, Nicholas, chaplain of St. Mary's, Bennettsbridge, afterwards rector of St. Columba's, Clonmore, afterwards treasurer of Ferns, 118, 120, 370.

Aliotti, Lewis, bishop of Volterra, collector of Boniface IX and Innocent VII in England, 4, 63, 97, 296, 297.

Allertonshire, Aluertonshire [co. York, N.R.], 389-391.

Alleston, Alteneston alias Altemston, parish of St. John's, united to the parish of St. Martin's, Trimley [co. Suffolk], 50.

Allington, Alyngton [co. Lincoln], 38.

Alman, John, of Wynton (q.v.), 215.

-, -, -, Heloise his wife, 215.

Alne, William de, citizen of York, 338.

-, -, -, Catherine his wife, 338.

Alne in the parish of Kinwarton [co. Warwick], 220.

Alnewyk, William, clerk, notary, 333.

Alneth, Gilbert, vicar of Callan, 101, 102.

Alosloy, William vicar of Killabban, 258.

Altarnon, Alternun [co. Cornwall], 325.

Alteneston alias Altempston. See Alleston.

Alteriusnacionis alias Omigaid, Omiegaid, Omaigaid, John and Thomas. See Omigaid.

Alternun. See Altarnon.

Aluceton, Aluerton. See Northallerton.

Aluertonshire. See Allertonshire.

Alvington, Alfyngton [co. Devon], 135.

Alyn alias Haukin, John. See Aleyn.

Alyngton. See Allington.

Alysby, Richard de, rector of Hatcliffe, 357.

-, -, -, Alice Hervey his sister, 357.

Amesbury, Amuosbury [co. Wilts], priory of the Order of Fontevrault, visitation of, 373.

Ampton or Apton, William, Friar Preacher, 11.

-, See Hampton.

Amy, Thomas, layman, 152.

Anach. See Annagh.

Anachbrytlend, diocese of Tuam, 278.

Anagh. See Annagh.

Anburi, John, witness at the Roman court, 169.

-, See Hambury.

Ancona [Marche, Italy], Laurence, bishop of, collector to the papal camera in England, 94, 95.

Andesakyre. See Handsacre.

Andrew, James, donsel, 338.

-, John, Augustinian canon, 381.

-, Thomas, layman, 328.

-, William, bishop of Meath, 155.

Ane. See Any.

Aneachgallyd. See Annaghcallow.

Angers [Maine-et-Loire, France], Benedictine monastery of SS. Sergius and Bacchus, SS. Sergius and Bachus, monk of, 348.

Anglia, Lora de, of Lisbon, 446.

Anglo, Angulo, David de, canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 260.

-, -, rector of Sliab Luga (diocese of Achonry), 260.

-, William de, rector of Burrishoole and Clann Cuain, 426, 427, 432.

Annadown [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 38.

-, -, rights of, 144.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 426, 431.

-, -, See Bisede; Werdoud.

-, canon of. See Omadagain.

-, see of, united to that of Tuam, 262, 429.

-, Cella Parva, Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 277.

-, de Portu Patrum, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 429.

-, -, -, See Oflaferthy.

Annagelliff, Enachgailb [co. Cavan], parish church of St. Patrick, 121.

Annagh, Anagh [co. Kerry], 131.

-, Anach [King's County], 32.

Annaghcallow, Aneachgallyd [a townland in Clonfert parish, co. Galway], prebend in Clonfert, 422.

Anne, queen, obit of, 208.

Antaradus or Tortosa [Syria], bishop of. See Cranswick.

Antro Sancti Findbarii, abbey de. See Cork.

Any, Ane [co. Limerick], Hospitallers' house, 68.

Aosta [Piedmont, Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 188, 352, 398-400, 422-425, 428-433, 436, 445, 467, 475-477, 479.

Appelton, Master John, priest, 358.

-, William, priest, 358.

-, See Appilton.

‘Appilgarth’ [co. Westmoreland], mountain called, 301.

Appilton, Robert, Robert de, canon of Beverley, Lincoln, Southwell, and York, prebendary of Ledbury, rector of Huggate and St. Wilfrid's, York, afterwards rector of Sturton and Beetham, 116, 117, 135, 206, 411, 443.

-, See Appelton.

Appulgarth, Henry, rector of a moiety of Belchford, 91.

Apton or Ampton, William, Friar Preacher, 11.

Aquila [Abruzzi, Italy], James, bishop of. See Donadei.

Aquitaine, John, duke of. See John of Gaunt.

-, See also I.S.

Archer, John, donsel, 16.

-, -, Joan his wife, 16.

-, John, vicar of Kilmallock, 435.

-, Thomas, layman, 249.

-, Walter, subdeacon, 508.

Arclo, Arculo. See Arklow.

Ardagh [co. Longford], bishop of, papal mandatary, 234, 235, 280.

-, -, patronage of, 90, 368.

-, Adam, bishop of. See Lynns.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 61, 83, 86, 90, 255, 259, 267, 280, 283, 309, 368, 369, 392, 477, 481.

-, -, See O'Farrell.

-, dean and chapter of, patronage of, 90.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 61, 86, 118, 120, 121, 242, 243, 259.

-, -, See Macgillavanaeim; O'Farrell, Carbricus and William.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 231, 258, 270, 280, 281.

-, canon of. See Macmurrig.

-, chapter of, patronage of, 368.

Ardcanny, Ardcahny, Ardkachne [co. Limerick], prebend in Limerick, 370, 423.

Ardcarn, Ardcharrna [co. Roscommon], 260, 261.

Ardcortay, diocese of Tuam, 278.

Ardee, Athirde [co. Louth], Crouched Friars' house of St. John Baptist, friar of, 75.

Ardelthorp. See Addlethorpe.

Arderne, Ralph, 360.

-, -, Sibyl his wife, 360.

Ardfert [co. Kerry], bishops of, 150.

-, -, See Ball (Nicholas and William); O'Kelly; Attilburgh; Mauricii.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 241, 423.

-, -, See Fitz Morice.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 372.

-, precentor of. See Fitz Morice.

-, chancellor of. See Karhynd; Fitz Morice.

-, canons of. See Odwynychayn; Oscannlayn.

Ardfracha. See Ardstraw.

Ardkachne. See Ardcanny.

Ardmulchan, Ardmulewan, Ardmulgan, Arsdmulghan [co. Meath], 130, 131, 163, 293.

Ardnaree, Ardnariad [in Kilmoremoy parish, co. Sligo], Augustinian Friars' house of St. Mary, 220.

Ardrahan, Ardrachayn [co. Galway], 101, 124.

Ardstraw, Ardfracha [co. Tyrone], 122.

Arecio, L. de, corrector of papal letters, 379.

Areguldakiarog. See Errigal Keerogue.

Arezzo, Aretin, [Tuscany, Italy], bishop of, papal mandatary, 482, 494.

-, -, See Montepoliciano.

Arinedell, John, knight. See Arundel.

Arklow, Arclo, Arculo, Arolo [co. Wicklow], Friars Preachers' church of Holy Cross, indulgence for, 461.

-, rectory of, 260.

Arlam, John, citizen of London, member of the household of Innocent VII, 63.

Arlosk. See Newton Arlosh.

Armagh [co. Armagh], archbishop of, primate of Ireland, inhibition of, 463, 464.

-, -, -, mensa of, 110, 111.

-, -, -, papal mandatary, 45, 56, 64, 114, 117, 120, 121, 123, 127, 128, 138, 152, 197, 241, 270, 276, 319, 320, 343, 349, 365, 374, 442, 448, 454, 476, 506.

-, -, -, patronage of, 320, 503.

-, -, -, court of, 464.

-, -, -, See Sweetman; Colton; Flemming.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 117, 123, 232, 254, 258, 261, 262, 267, 432.

-, -, See Olucheran; Oculean.

-, dean and chapter of, consent of to an appropriation, 503.

-, -, patronage of, 320.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 56, 114, 127, 128, 424, 432.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 367, 428.

-, canons of, patronage of, 320.

-, -, See Mackathmail; Macrogayn; Ocassalaid; Ocorre; Oculean; Oheireachtauch.

-, chapter of, 5.

-, Augustinian abbey of St. Peter and Paul, abbot of, papal mandatary, 241, 366, 433.

-, prior of the Culdees, papal mandatary, 476.

-, city and diocese of, papal legate to, 99.

-, clergy of the city and diocese of, 5, 291.

-, suffragans of the province of, 5, 174.

-, vassals of, 5.

Arnassano, Bertrand de, papal chaplain and auditor, 73, 74.

Arneliffe, Arnecliff [co. York, W.R.], 483.

Arolo. See Arklow.

Arouaise. See Arrouaise.

Arpajone, Berengarius de, provost of Belmont, afterwards bishop of Périgueux, 434.

Arphidurchi, i.e., probably Ardfithen, the high ground to the south of Dunbrody abbey, 281.

Arreton, Arretone [Isle of Wight], 186.

Arrington, Emigueton 'in the diocese of Coutances' [co. Cambridge], 485.

Arrouaise, Arouaise [Pas-de-Calais, France], Augustinian abbey, houses of the Order of, 230, 282, 413.

Arsdmulghan. See Ardmulchan.

Arston, John, clerk, notary, 334.

Arthnarig. See Athenry.

Artilburgch. See Attilburgh.

Arumdell, John de, donsel. See Arundel.

Arundel [co. Sussex], Richard and Thomas, earls of. See Fitz Alan.

Arundel, Arundell', Arinedell, Arumdell, John, knight, 345, 408.

-, -, Anora his wife, 345, 408.

-, John de, donsel, 71.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, damsel, 71.

-, Thomas, archbishop of York, afterwards of Canterbury, 2, 53, 81, 107, 133, 134, 139, 154, 162, 171, 173, 174, 193, 212, 225, 230, 238, 302-304, 313, 336.

-, -, archbishop of Canterbury, register of, 148 note.

-, -, -, secretary of. See Bathe.

Arwelle, Thomas, layman, 152.

Ascaery. See Ballysakeery.

Ascheley, John. See Asshlegh.

Ascoli Piceno [Marche, Italy], Leonard, bishop elect of. See Physici.

Ascrery. See Ballsakeery.

Asgardeby, Thomas, rector of Welton le Wold, 419.

Asgier, John, nobleman, 382.

Ashburton, Ayshperton [co. Devon], 60.

Ashby, Canons. See Canons Ashby.

Ashby de la Zouch, Essebi [co. Leicester], 230.

Ashton under Lyne, Asschton [co. Lancaster], 329.

Askeaton, Robert de, bishop of Kildare, 6.

Askeby, William, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 182, 400.

Aslackby, Aslakby [co. Lincoln], Hospitallers' house, preceptor of. See Seyvill.

Asscheton, John de. See Assheton.

Asschton. See Ashton under Lyne.

Asserton [in Berwick St. James parish, co. Wilts], chapel of, 31.

Assheby. See Canons Ashby.

Assheton, Asscheton, John de, knight (diocese of Lichfield), 70, 462.

-, -, Alice his daughter, damsel, 70.

-, -, Joan his daughter, 462.

Asshlegh, Ascheley, John, citizen of London, 332.

-, -, Joan his wife, 332.

-, Robert, donsel, 498.

Astley, Asteleye [co. Warwick], collegiate church of St. Mary, canon of. See Wynkeperie.

-, Asteley [co. Worcester], demesne of, 31.

Aston, John, rector of Ston, 243.

-, Thomas, donsel, 403.

Aston Cantlow, Aston Cantelowe, Aston Cauntelow [co. Warwick], 236, 279.

Aston-on-Trent [co. Derby], 54.

At. See Atte.

Atcham, Atyngham [co. Salop], 230.

Athboy, Atheboy, Athobon [co. Meath], Carmelite house, 68.

-, parish church of St. James, 111.

Athdara. See Adare.

Atheboy. See Athboy.

Athenry, Arthnarig, Athnaryg [co. Galway], parish church of St. Mary, 268, 424, 425.

Atherston, Thomas, rector of Aldenham, 80.

Athirde. See Ardee.

Athlone, Athluain, Atloyn, Innocencia alias Nocencia by [co. Roscommon], Benedictine priory of SS. Peter and Paul, prior of, papal mandatary, 424.

-, -, -, See Othomaltayd; Macaedagan; O'Kelly.

-, -, monk of, 393, 394.

Athnarig, Athnaryg. See Athenry.

Athobon. See Athboy.

Atloyn. See Athlone.

Atte, at. See Atyewater; Forde; Hache; Hegge; Slow; Water; Wellis; Wode.

Attele, Nicholas, layman, 298.

Atteneston. See Adstone.

Attilburgh, Artilburgch, John, Cluniac, papal minor penitentiary, bishop of Ardfert, 7, 150, 279.

Attleborough, Attilburgh [co. Norfolk], chantry of the Exaltation of Holy Cross in the parish church of, 189, 296.

Atyewater, Catherine, 11.

-, See Water.

Atyngham. See Atcham.

Auch [Gers, France], archbishop of, papal mandatary, 82.

-, city and diocese of, papal legate to, 99.

-, collector to the papal camera in the province of. See Dax.

Auckland, Aukeland, Aukland, Auklande [co. Durham], collegiate church of St. Andrew, dean of. See Burgeys.

-, -, canons of. See Lyes; Neville.

Audley, Audeley [co. Stafford], lord of. See Tuchet.

Aughrim, Achcuym [co. Galway], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 277.

-, Eachdruim [co. Roscommon], vicarage of, 277.

Aukeland, Aukland, Auklande. See Auckland.

Aumale [Seine-Inférieure, France], Benedictine monastery, 76.

Aumâle, duke of. See Edward.

Aunale, Sir Richard, notary, 303.

Avenell, Robert, priest, 360.

Aveton Gifford, Aveton Gyffard, Aveton Gyffarde [co. Devon], 289, 459, 460.

Avignon [Vaucluse, France], letters dated at, 67, 380.

-, Student of canon law at, 162.

Axholm, Haxholme, Eppeworth in the island of. See Epworth.

Aycurien. See Incourt.

Aylesham, Aylisham, John, vicar of Redenhall, 322.

-, Robert, vicar of Lowestoft, 417.

Ayleston, John, canon of St. Stephen's, Westminster, rector of Stanwell, master of St. Mary's hospital, Chichester, chaplain of queen Joan, 156, 318.

Ayleward, Richard, of Boston, clerk, 455.

-, Thomas, rector of Havant, 8.

Aylisham, John. See Aylesham.

Aylmere, John, canon of Chichester, papal mandatary, 485.

Aynhoe, Aynho [co. Northants], 483.

Ayscogh, Robert, clerk, 458.

Ayshperton. See Ashburton.