M

Mabbe, Master John, priest, papal chaplain, 28, 58.

Macabrechim, Odo. See Macguillichaenygel.

Macadam, Richard, 235.

-, -, Orlyth his wife, 235.

Macaedagan (MacEgan), Thomas, prior of St. Coman's, Roscommon. 348.

-, See Macedagan; Machaeghayn; Mackeogayn.

MacBrady, Macbradaich, Macbradyg. Mcobradaich, Mecbradaych, Augustine, archdeacon of Elphin, vicar of Drung and Larah, procurator of letters of the papal penitentiary, 168, 580.

-, Cristin, vicar of Culbrydyn and Sendamair, 108.

-, Donatus, donsel, 108, 167.

-, Gilbert, Gillibert, bishop of Ardagh, vicar of Drung and Larah, 168, 332.

-, John, rector and vicar of Culbrydyn and Sendamair, 108, 167.

-, Nicholas, rector of townlands in Drung parish, 366.

Macbrechim, Andrew, father and son, vicars of Ballysadare, 463.

Macbuassaid, Cornelius, Premonstratensian canon, afterwards abbot, of Loch Cè, 23.

Maccabrennad, John, rector of Doogary and Castlemore, 452.

Maccannadan, Thomas, rector of Killeraght, 80.

Maccassyn, Donatus, rector of Dorrha, 444, 445.

-, Thomas, rector of Dorrha, 445.

Macchail Manchan. See Mohill.

Macchamir, Bernard, clerk, 412.

Macclesfeld, John commendatary or administrator of the Augustinian hospital of St. Anthony, London, 18, 29, 549, 550.

-, -, provost of Wells, proctor at the Roman court, 311, 558

Maccochlan, Malachy, rector of Ardnurcher, 407, 408.

Maccolyn, Henry, Augustinian canon of Bally Beg, afterwards abbot of Ballintober. 289.

Maccomaid, John vicar of Urney, 373.

Maccormaic, Odo, Cistercian, rector of Baslick and Cloonconra, 494, 495.

MacCragh, McGrath, Matthew, bishop of Killaloe, 166, 444.

Maccylruaig (Mac Ilroy), Andrew, vicar of St. Trenan's, Kilronan, 95.

Macdavid, Cormac, Cistercian, 497.

Macdomnaill, Terrdealbach, 305.

Macdondchaid, Thomas, rector of Doogary and Castlemore, 452.

Macdorechaich, Thady, 490.

-, -, Edina his wife, 490.

Macdouncaidnabarg, Odo, canon of Elphin, papal mandatary, 612.

Macedagan, Macedagayn (Mac Egan), Denis, dean and canon of Clonfert, portionary or rector of Magennarla or Magonnarla, vicar of Fahy, 97, 104, 178, 179.

-, See Macaedagan; Machaeghayn Mackeogayn.

Macega, Thomas, vicar of Rathreagh, 105.

MacEgan. See Macaedagan; Machaeghayn; Macedagan; Mackeogayn.

Maceragan, Fergallus, 499.

Macgaga, Patrick. See Magayga

Macganegemarth, John, rector of St. Tierney's, Clones, 520.

MacGeraghty. See Ongenaraghtan.

Macgerbuartaidh, Magerbuartardh, Philip, canon of Raphoe, 617.

Macgillachalaygh alias Okeaallaych, de Nongla, Thomas. See O'Kelly.

MacGillivider, Eugene, archbishop of, Armagh, 75.

Macginachuna, Cornelius, canon of Killaloe, 181.

M'Ginn. See Macmagyn.

McGowand, Simon, clerk, notary, 210, 252.

McGrath, Matthew, bishop of Killaloe. See MacCragh.

Macguillichaenygel alias Macabrechim, Odo, archdeacon of Achonry, vicar of Kilturra, 342.

Macgyllsennan [co. Cavan], townland of, 450.

Machaeghayn (MacEgan), Oachacgayn, Oachaectayn, Oachaeghyn, Ocichaeghayn, Donatus, archdeacon and canon of Killaloe, rector of Birr and Kenelarga (q.v.), 103, 179-181, 308.

-, See Macaedagan; Macedagan; Mackeogayn.

Machen, Mahham [co. Monmouth], 350.

Machgillaychny, William. vicar of Termonkeelin, 612.

Machian, Nicholas, rector of Muinter Eolais, vicar of Clongesh. 105.

Machirleginn, Dermit, vicar of Drumeliffe, 593.

Macimurcharchay. Macinixcheartad, Florence, canon of Ardagh, vicar of Sraid Maigibreacrai, 79, 80.

-, See Macmuirhertaich; Macmurchy.

Mackamayl, Mackamnayl, Patrick, rector or comorban of St. Tierney's, Clones, 519, 520, 542.

-, William, dean of Derry, rector of Urney, 421.

Mackeallachayn, Cornelius, vicar of Eanachtrayn or Eanathcrayn (? Clonfert. co. Cork), 456.

Mackeogayn (MacEgan), Philip, canon of Armagh, 617.

-, See Macaedagan; Macedagan; Machaeghayn.

Mackiernan, Augustine, rector of Killinkeere, 107.

-, John, rector of the same, 107.

Mackyldroma, William, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Killagh, 151 (Corrigenda).

Macmachuyn (MacMahon), Charles, chancellor of Killaloe, 579.

Macmagyn, Robert, prior of Athassel, 360.

Macmegeanaich, Mocmegeanaich (MacMeanny), John, rector of Clones, 109.

-, Tiarnacus, rector of Clones, 109.

Macmemnan, John, Cistercian, bishop of Raphoe, 17, 64.

Macmixcheartad, Florence, See Macimurcharchay.

Macmolassa, Charles, vicar of Killeely, 502.

Macmuirhertaich, Macmurchertaich, Thomas, canon of Ardagh and Elphin, rector of Muintir Gilgain, 340, 341.

-, See Macimurcharchay.

Macmurchy, Nicholas, prior of Abbeyderg, 330, 332.

-, See Macimurcharchay.

Macneill Robert, rector or vicar of Drumreilly, 447.

Macommara, Matthew, canon of Killaloe, 65.

Maconaind, Cormac. See Macronynd.

Macose, Eugene, rector of Kyiweluanafferta moluad, 364.

Macosquin, de Claro Fonte [co. Londonderry], Cistercian abbey, abbot of. See Oflannra.

Macraith, Thomas, canon of Killaloe, rector of Drumcliff, 101.

Macronynd, Maconaind, Cormac, vicar of Kilmore, 109, 399.

-, Nicholas, vicar of Kilmore, 109.

Macscuina, John, vicar of Kilbradran, 502.

Mactel, William. See Martel.

-, See Mattoel.

Macscalaid, Mascalaid, Alan, sometime vicar of Cluaincarpi, 105.

-, Donald, sometime comorban of Cluaincarpi, 106.

-, Donald, to have collation of the vicarage of Clongesh, 105.

-, Maurice, layman, intruded comorban of Cluaincarpi, 106.

-, Patrick, intruded vicar of Clongesh, 105.

-, Simon, 106.

-, -, Donald his son, to have collation of the comorbanship of Cluaincarpi, 106.

-, See Muscalych.

Macuallachan, Maurice, priest, 404.

Macuyrlogyn, Thomas, dean of Ross, 420.

Mac. See Mec; Mak.

Maddurad in Narmayl, lands of, 336.

Madeford, Richard, priest, papal chaplain, 116.

Madeston, John, Cistercian, 348.

-, See Maidston.

Madoc Talour, 237.

-, Wynllyan his wife, 237.

-, See Howel.

Madock, Madok, John, bishop elect of Kildare, papal mandatary, 615.

-, John, layman, 230.

-, Nicholas, clerk, 120.

Madyngle, Madynglegh, Thomas, canon of Wells, 560, 627.

Maecmulmartam, Marmulmartam, John, vicar of Ballintemple, 447.

Maelynydd, Melynth [deanery and cantred of, co. Radnor], 382.

Maestricht [Holland], canon of St. Servatius's. See Possewick.

Magayga, Macgaga, Maghaga, John, rector of St. Mary's, Piercetown, 462.

-, Patrick, Cistercian monk of St. Lucy's de Larea, afterwards monk, claustral prior and sacrist of Kilbeggan, 322, 435.

-, Patrick, priest, vicar of Taghshinny, 103.

Magennarla, Magonnarla, portion of Kilcorban, q.v.

Magerbuartardh, Philip. See Macgerbuartaidh.

Magercassyledar. See Magheracastle.

Maghaga, Patrick. See Magayga.

Magheracastle [co. Fermanagh] or Magheracashel [co. Antrim], Magercassyledar, tithes of, 335.

Magluay, Donald, priest (of the diocese of Meath), rector of Rathwire, Castlerickard and Lough Sewdy (now Ballymore), 364, 365, 376, 449, 452, 453.

-, Donald (of the diocese of Meath), rector of Moyvore, 450.

-, -, Thomas his son, clerk, rector of Moyvore, 450.

Magna Crawle. See Crawley, North.

Magna Markle. See Marcle.

Magoband, David, dean and canon of Clogher, 249.

Magonnarla. See Magennarla.

Magoreachdai, John, archdeacon of Killala, 173, 174.

Mahham. See Machen.

Maiden Bradley, Bradeleya, Maydenbradelegh [co. Wilts] Augustinian priory, canon of, 218.

-, parish church of, 509.

Maidenhith, John de. See Maydenhith.

Maidston, Walter, bishop of Worcester, 351.

-, See Madeston.

Maidstone, Maidenston, Maideston, Maydenston, Maydeston, [co. Kent], parish, afterwards collegiate, church of, 96, 265, 484, 605.

-, hospital of SS. Peter and Paul, 96.

-, letters dated at, 392.

Maii, Roger, priest, notary, 292.

-, See May; Mey.

Mainham, Maynen [co. Kildare], 581.

Maintre, Robert, Augustinian friar, papal chaplain, 116, 196.

Mainz [Hesse], benefice in the diocese of, 182, 578.

Makcray, Thady, abbot of Clare, 288.

Makeheyzt, John, priest, 217.

Makeseye. See Maxey.

Makstoke. See Maxstoke.

Malbys, Malbysch, Hugh, 4.

-, John, son of Peter Grene of Willoughby, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 622.

Maldenhale, John, of Bury St. Edmunds, 125.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 125.

-, See Mildenhale.

Maldon, Thomas de, Carmelite, 46.

-, Thomas, donsel, 134.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 134.

-, Master William de, tenement of, in London, 607.

Malesec or Malesset, Guy de. See Cardinal priests (St. Cross in Jerusalem.)

Maleverne. See Malvern.

Malford, Richard, warden of New College, Oxford, rector of West Wycombe, 86 87, 142, 147, 150.

Malle, Thomas, priest, 53.

Malling, Mallyng [co. Kent], Benedictine abbey, nun of, 355.

-, South, South Mallyng [co. Sussex], collegiate church, chancellor and canon of. See Redman.

Mallton. See Malton.

Malmesbury, Malmisbyry, Malmysbury [co. Wilts], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 333, 341, 474.

-, -, -, See Camme; Chelesworth.

-, -,abbot and convent of, 546.

-, -, monks of, 218, 546.

-, vicarage of, 165.

Malmisberi, John, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 213.

Malmisbyry, Malmysbury. See Malmesbury.

Malosicco. Guy de. See Cardinal priests (St. Cross in Jerusalem.)

Malpas, John son of David, 307.

Malros. See Marloes.

Malton, John, Cluniac, 50.

-, alias Messager, Robert, clerk. 128.

Malton, Mallton, Malton in Rydale [co. York], Gilbertine priory of St. Mary, canon of, 28, 117, 212, 386.

-, See Langton.

Malvern, Maleverne, Malverne, John, warden of St. Catherine's hospital, Ledbury, 263.

-, John, prior of Worcester, 7, 15, 47.

Malvern, Great, Benedictine priory, prior and convent of, 201.

Man, John, 119.

-, -, Cristiana his wife, 119.

Mancetter, Mancestre [co. Warwick], 55, 126, 539, 540.

-, Augustinian friars’ house in the parish of, 539, 540.

Mandour, Maunder, John, archdeacon of Durham, canon of Wells, rector of Fairstead, 165, 166, 340.

Maner, John, Augustinian canon, 217.

Manetti, Francis, of Florence, Friar Minor, 571, 572.

Maneys, John Manerii called, of Florence, 214.

-, -, Eustace alias Statius his son, 214.

Manfield, Manfeld [co. York, N.R.], 360.

-, See Manyfelde.

Maninis, Anthony de, of Florence, clerk, 65, 73.

Manso, St. Bernanus de. See Termonbarry.

Manston, John, priest (of the diocese of Winchester), 55.

-, Master John, rector of Hillmarton (in the diocese of Salisbury), 163.

Manyfelde, Robert, tenement of, in London, 608.

Mapull, William, 477.

Mapurlay, Mapurley, John, rector of Swaffham, 556.

-, Thomas, of Nottingham, 223.

-, -, Joan his wife, 223.

Maramaldus, Maramauro, Landulph. See Cardinal deacons (St. Nicholas's in Carcere).

Marcaunt, Richard, priest, 394.

-, See Marchaunt.

March, earl of. See Mortuomari.

Marchachbregy (? Cartrona markey, in Abbeylara parish) [co. Longford], 350.

Marchall, Robert, priest, 125.

-, alias Vynerthorp, William, priest (of the diocese of York), 560.

-, See Maresohall; Marshal.

Marcham, Martham, John, priest, 137.

Marcham [co. Berks], 351.

Marchaunt, John, citizen of London, 219.

-, -, Lettice his wife. 219.

-, See Marcaunt.

Marche, Reginald de la, minister-general of the Trinitarian Order, 573.

Marcle, Much, Magna Markle [co. Hereford], 358.

Marchforde, Robert, rector of Allington, 520.

Marchwiel, Marchweayl [co. Denbigh], 613.

Mareham on the Hill, Maryng [co. Lincoln], Robert Ferrour of, priest, 140.

-, See Maryng.

Mareschall, Marescalli, Henry, de Bosden, 527.

-, -, Alice his daughter, 527.

-, William, priest (of the diocese of York), 222.

-, See Marchall; Marshal.

Maresey. See Mattersey.

Margam, Margan [co. Glamorgan], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 22, 24, 114.

Margan ap Rees, papal chaplain, 212.

Margatyro, Adam, Cistercian, 346.

Margery, Margeri, Robert (of the diocese of Norwich), 32.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 32.

-, Robert, donsel (of the diocese of Norwich), 35, 55.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 35, 55.

Marholm, Marram [co. Northants], 259.

Marie, John, 351.

Marini, Christopher. See Cardinal priests (St. Ciriac's).

Marisco, Geoffrey de, donsel, 552.

Markeby, William de, donsel, 128.

Market Staynton. See Stainton.

Market Weighton. See Weighton.

Markle. See Marcle.

Market Street, Markyate, Merkyate [co. Bedford], Benedictine nunnery of Holy Trinity in the Wood by, Sibyl, prioress of, 217.

-, -, prioress and convent of, 509, 510.

Markynfeld, Thomas, donsel, 58.

-, -, Beatrice his wife, 58.

Marleburgh, Henry, rector of Killadoon. rector or vicar of Stacumny, 106.

Marlingford, Marlyngforde [co. Norfolk], John Roche of, clerk, 140.

Marloes, Malros [co. Pembroke], 285.

Marlow, Merlawe [co. Bucks], 435.

Marlowe, Merlawe, Richard, Benedictine, 148.

-, William, Benedictine, 148.

Marlyngforde. See Marlingford.

Marmulmartam, John. See Maecmulmartam.

Marnhull, Marnhulle [co. Dorset], 351.

Maronibus, Christopher de. See Cardinal priests (St. Ciriac's).

Marram. See Marholm.

Marshal, Margaret, duchess of Norfolk and countess Marshal, 91, 115, 120.

-, See Marchall; Mareschall.

Marshfield, Meresfeld [co. Monmouth], 361.

Marsle, Peter, rector of Welbury, 297.

Marston, John, of London, 320.

-, -, Alice his wife, 320.

-, See Merston.

Martel, Mactel, alias Blaby, Geoffrey, priest, 221.

-, William, lord of Aldborough and Snape, founder of Snape priory, 281, 434.

-, -, -, Albreda his wife, 281.

-, See Mattcel.

Martham, John. See Marcham.

Martin Hussingtree, Merton [co. Worcester], Richard, rector of, 405.

Martini Bontempi, Andrew. See Cardinal priests (SS. Marcellinus and Peter's).

Marton, John, Augustinian canon, 397.

-, See Meriton; Merton.

Marton [co. York], Augustinian priory, canon of, 391.

Martyn, John, priest, 224.

-, Robert, vicar of Tannington, 625.

-, Sir Robert, knight, 279.

-, William, 47.

-, -, Joan his wife, 47.

-, See Mertyn.

Martyndall, Roger de, donsel, 54.

Martynson, John, of Stockwith, 624.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 624.

Marum, John, priest, notary, 604.

Marwent, John, Benedictine, 606.

Mary verch David, 44.

Maryng, Robert, rector of Somerton, 500.

Maryng. See Mareham on the Hill.

Mascalaid. See Macscalaid.

Mascall, Robert, Carmelite, bishop of Hereford, 583.

Maschayl, Marianus, priest, 300.

Masham, Massam, Massham [co. York, N.R.], prebend in York, 469, 491, 523.

Mason, Masoun, John, layman (of the diocese of Salisbury), 5.

-, John the younger, of Chatteris (diocese of Lincoln), layman, 431.

-, John, priest (of the diocese of York), 219.

-, John, priest, vicar of Budbrooke (of the diocese of Worcester), 131.

-, Robert, of Clifton, 562.

-, -, Joan his wife, 562.

Massam. See Masham.

Masseleyn, John, of Chatteris, 431.

Massey, John, citizen of London, 41.

-, -, his wife, 41.

-, -, See Massy.

-, John de, knight, of Tatton, 406.

-, -, Helen his daughter, damsel, 406.

Massham. See Masham.

Massingham, Great, Great Massyngham [co. Norfolk], 588.

Massy, John, citizen of London, 143.

-, -, Joan his wife, 143.

-, -, See Massey.

Massyngham, Thomas de, donsel, 225.

Massyngham, Great. See Massingham, Great.

Mathon, Gilbert, 129.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 129.

Mathu, Thomas, 42.

-, -, Joan his wife, 42.

Matmaker, Elizabeth, 5.

-, -, Beatrice her daughter, 5.

Mattcel, Alice, 119.

-, See Martel.

Mattersey, Maresey [co. Notts], Gilbertine priory of St. Helen, 548, 549.

Matthew ap David, rector of Marchwiel, 613.

Matyn, Ralph, proctor, 362.

Mauger, Nicholas, priest, 54.

Maughneby, Adam de, 4.

-, See Mawnniby.

Maunder, John. See Mandour.

Maundevil, Maundeville, Hugh, 279.

-, Thomas, rector of Quidenham, 478.

Maunsfeld, Thomas, 47, 126.

-, -, Alice his wife, 47, 126

Maur, Fons vivus [co. Cork], Cistercian abbey, See Carrigillihy.

Maurecamhee, Morecamhe, diocese of Bordeaux, St.Stephen's, Augustinian canon of, 360, 498.

Maurice ap Adam, donsel, 43.

-, Gwaldus verch Ivor his wife, 43.

Maurice Vaghan, 124.

-, Eve verch Grusit (Grufit) his wife, 124.

Mauricii. Joan, damsel, 255.

Mauwclerk, Richard, of Gresham, 37.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 37.

Mawleverer, Halnatheus, knight, 569.

-, -, Millicent his wife, 569.

Mawnan, St. Maunan [co. Cornwall], 281.

Mawnniby, Richard, vicar of St. Mary's, Long Preston, 593.

-, See Maughneby.

Maxey, Makeseye [co. Northants], 273.

Maxstoke, Makstoke, Maxstok, Maxtoke, Moxtok [co. Warwick], Augustinian priory, John, prior of, 322.

-, -, prior and convent of, 359, 360.

-, -,canons of, 132, 322, 560.

May, John, priest, 220.

-, See Maii; Mey.

Maycok, Sampson, of Hampton, clerk, notary, 605.

Maydenbradelegh. See Maiden Bradley.

Maydenhith, Maidenhith, Maydenhyde, Maydenhyth, Maydenthith, John, John de, dean of Chichester, canon of St. Martins-le-Grand London, Salisbury and Wells, rector of St. Dunstan's, London, 209, 306, 327, 328, 362. 465, 470.

-, -, guardian of the see of Bath and Wells, 362,430.

-, -, guardian of the see of Salisbury, 476, 587.

-, John, Augustinian canon, 48.

Maydenston. See Maidstone.

Maydmassa (diocese of Kilmore), 453.

Mayhew, John, of Barton, 120.

-, -, Margery his wife, 120.

-, John, warden of the chantry of Bendish, 624.

Mayle, John. 236.

-, -, Marion his wife, 236.

Maynen. See Mainham.

Maysterson, Thomas, 120.

Meath, bishop of, institution by, 597

-, -, papal mandatary, 76, 81, 104, 181, 194, 245, 284, 290, 296, 297.

-, -, patronage of, 81, 101, 365, 376, 440, 449, 614.

-, Stephen, bishop of, See Valle.

-, bishops of. See Rochfort; Tachmon; Balscot; Montain.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 178.

-, -, See Bathe; Brugis; Prene; Yong.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 597.

-, cathedral church, etc. of, 75.

-, danger of going to the city and diocese of, 169.

Meaux, Melsa [co. York, E.R.], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 441.

Meavy, Mewy [co. Devon], 306, 447, 448.

Mccallaignaich, Peter, priest, 282.

Mecbradaich, Mecbradaych. See Macbradaich.

Mecdanim, Odo, dean of Armagh, 180.

Mecgildroma, William, Augustinian canon, 496.

Meching. See Newhaven.

Meddeford, Walter. See Medeforde.

Mededyistelinn. See Mynyddislwyn.

Medeforde, Meddeford, Walter, canon of Salisbury, 272.

-, -, treasurer of London, 468.

Medow, Medewe, John atte, of Moulton, 233.

-, -, Joyce his wife, 233.

-, William att, 232.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 232.

Medylton, Lawrence de, vicar of Brymston, 556.

-, See Middelton; Middleton; Midelton; Milton; Mydilton.

Meelkhous. See Milkhouse.

Meesden, Mesdoun [co. Herts], 547.

Megge, William, priest, 621.

Meghen, Master Arnold de, proctor at the Roman court, 70.

Megruani, Luke, rector of Rathlin, 12.

Meifod, Meyvot [co. Montgomery]. 388.

Melan. Gruffud, priest, notary, rector of Whitchurch. 114, 127.

Melborby. See Melmerby.

Melford, Long, Molford Magna [co. Suffolk], Roger Reve of, 624.

-, -, Joan his wife, 624.

Meliden, Althmeledin [co. Flint], prebend in St. Asaph, 537.

Meliorato, de Melioratis, Cosmatus. See Cardinal priests (St. Cross in Jerusalem).

Melles, Roger, vicar in Wells cathedral church. holding a chantry in Woolavington cemetery chapel, 519.

Melles. See Mells.

Mellifont [co. Louth], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 23, 101, 114, 246, 289, 292, 495.

-, -, John, abbot of, 145.

-, -, John, abbot, and the convent of, 121.

Mells, Melles [co. Somerset], 351, 587.

-, See Melles.

Melmerby, Melborby [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Melnes, Master Adam de, 351.

Melsa. See Meaux.

Melton Constable, Melton Cunstalbe [co. Norfolk], 569.

Melton [co. Suffolk], 621.

-, See Molton.

Melynth. See Maelynydd.

Membury. Simon, rector of Hardwicke, 60, 150.

Mendegum. Stephen, vicar of West Mersea 424.

Menstre. See Minster.

Meon, Meones West. See West Meon.

Meones, Marion, 118.

Mepham, Simon de, archbishop of Canterbury, 369.

Mequiernan, Bernard, 252.

-, -, Malachy his son, donsel, 252.

-, Fergall, 252.

-, -, Lassyrma his daughter, damsel, 252.

Mere, Thomas atte, layman, 353.

-, Thomas de, canon of Chichester, 294.

-, See Moor; Mor; More.

Mere [co. Somerset], 350.

Meresfeld. See Marshfield.

Merevale [co. Warwick], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 98, 186, 424.

-, -, church of, 443.

Merewell, alias Woodlock, Henry de, prior of Winchester, 176.

Merg[r]eayf, John, 120.

-, -, Isabella his daughter, 120.

Meriden, Alspade [co. Warwick], 218, 227.

Merioneth, Mirionnith, archdeacon of. See John ap Ris ap Roppert; Vaghan.

Meriton, William de, 352.

Meriton. See Marton; Merton.

Merke, Thomas, Benedictine, bishop of Carlisle, afterwards bishop of Selma, vicar of Sturminster, 395, 504, 619.

Merkyate. See Market Street.

Merlawe, William, See Marlowe.

Merlawe. See Marlow.

Merlinche, Merlynch. See Moorlinch.

Merriott, Meryet [co. Somerset], 17, 326.

-, See Meryet.

Mersea, West, Westmeresey [co. Essex], 424.

Merstham [co. Surrey], 301.

Merston, Elmin, of Hadleigh, Benedictine, 41.

-, John, abbot of Alcester, 31.

-, Robert, rector of Botolph Bridge, 369.

-, See Marston.

Merton, Robert, priest, notary, 210.

-, See Marton; Meriton.

Merton, Meriton [co. Oxford], 9.

-, [co. Surrey], Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, 470, 491.

Merton by Wych. See Morton Abbots.

Merton. See Martin Hussingtree.

Mertyn, John, layman, 353.

-, See Martyn.

Meryet, John, knight, 17.

Meryet. See Merriott.

Mesdoun. See Meesden.

Messager, Messagere, alias Malton, Ralph, 568.

-, Robert, clerk, 128.

Messenden, Messendena, Messendona. See Missenden.

Messendena, William de, 434.

-, -, Hugh his son, 434.

-, See Missyndene.

Messingham [co. Lincoln], 623.

Metfeld, John, rector of Pulham, 22, 569.

Methewold, Methewolde. See Methwold.

Methwold, Henry, Benedictine, 560.

Methwold, Methewold, Methewolde [co. Norfolk], 355.

-, John Barbour of, 567.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 567.

Mettingham, Metingham, Metyngham [co. Suffolk], warden and chaplains of St. Mary's college or chantry in the castle of, 260, 261.

Meuric ap Gruffyth, 128.

Mewy. See Meavy.

Mey, Nicholas, priest, 621.

-, Robert, canon of Dublin, rector of Ballygarth, 101.

-, Simon, priest, 57.

-, William, clerk (of the diocese of Exeter), 536.

-, William, priest, notary (of the diocese of Meath), 292.

-, See Maii; May.

Meyegineoil [co. Cavan], townland of, 453.

Meyler, John, archdeacon of Cloyne, vicar of Kilmahon, 448.

Meylo, Michael, rector of Chigwell, 304.

Meyvot. See Meifod.

Michelham [in Arlington parish, co. Sussex], Augustinian priory, prior of. See Leem.

-, -, prior and convent of, 247.

Michell, Joan, 31.

Michilneye. See Muchelney.

Micoll, John, 477.

Middelton, Henry, clerk, notary, 293.

-, See Medylton; Middleton; Midelton; Milton; Mydilton.

Middelton. See Longparish; Middleton Tyas; Milton; Milton Abbot.

Middleham, Midelham [co. York], 243.

Middle Rasen. See Rasen.

Middlesex, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 115.

-, -, See Storteford.

Middleton, Richard de, abbot of Beaulieu, 12.

-, William, bishop of Norwich, 419.

-, See Medylton; Middelton; Midelton; Milton; Mydilton.

Middleton, near Wath [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Middleton Tyas, Middelton, Midelton, Milton [co. York, N.R.], 2-4.

Middlezoy, Sowey, Sowy [co. Somerset], 24, 350.

Midelham. See Middleham.

Midelrasyn. See Rasen, Middle.

Midelton, Midilton, John, canon of St. John's, Beverley, 266, 267, 294.

-, John, 132.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 132.

-, Robert of, 3.

-, William of, 3.

-, William (of the diocese of York), priest, 237.

-, William, of Wells (diocese of Norwich), priest, 566.

-, See Medylton; Middelton; Middleton; Milton; Mydilton.

Midelton. See Middleton.

Midilton. See Midelton.

Milam. See Beeston.

Milborne [co. Dorset], 306, 307.

Mildenhale, Myldenhale, John, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of St. Mary's without Bishopsgate, London, 129, 436.

-, See Maldenhale.

Milis. See Mills.

Milkhouse Street, Meelkhous [co. Kent], 319.

Mills, Milis, John, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 212.

-, Simon, of Irthlingborough, Benedictine, papal chaplain, 117, 147.

-, Simon, 129.

-, -, Maguta his wife, 129.

-, See Molendino.

Milnare, Richard, of Hunmanby, 44.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 44.

Milton, John, canon of Ossory, rector of St. Mary's chapel, Bennettsbridge, 240.

-, William, rector of Farnham Royal, 442.

-, See Medylton; Middelton; Middleton; Midelton; Mydilton.

Milton, Middelton, Myddelton [co. Berks], 351, 352.

-, diocese of Lincoln, 177.

-, Pudymore, Middelton [co. Somerset], 350.

-, See Middleton Tyas.

Milton Abbas, Milton [co. Dorset], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 290.

Milton Abbot, Middelton [co. Devon], church of SS. Constantine and Giles, 426.

Milton Clevedon, Milton [co. Somerset], 326.

Milward, Henry, citizen of London, 217.

-, -, Alice his wife, 217.

-, See Mullewarde.

Minchin Barrow. See Barrow.

Minehead, Mynhed [co. Somerset], 326.

Minster, Menstre [co. Kent], 111, 194.

Minutolo, de Minutulis, Henry. See Cardinal priests (St. Anastasia's).

Mirfield, Mirfeld [co. York, W.R.], 355.

Mirionnith. See Merioneth.

Misquinus, Nicholas. See Cardinal priests (St. Ciriac's).

Missenden, Little, Messenden, Messendona [co. Bucks], 363, 435.

-, Messendena [co. Bucks], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, 433-435.

-, -,church of, 434.

-, Great [co. Bucks], parish church of SS. Peter and Paul, 435.

-, See Messendena; Missyndene.

Missewella. See Miswell.

Missyndene, John, Augustinian brother, 429.

-, See Messendena.

Miswell, Missewella [co. Herts], chapel of Holy Cross, 434.

Mitford, Richard, bishop of Salisbury, 162, 163, 246, 318, 327, 328, 357, 430, 468, 474.

Miton, Sir Robert de, chaplain, 8.

Mitton [co. Lancaster], 19.

Miulindgerr. See Mullingar.

Moalmacnichem. See Mohill.

Moatenden, Motyndenne [parish of Headcorn, co. Kent], Trinitarian friars’ house at, 276.

Mochnant, David, clerk, 582.

Mocmegeanaich, John and Tiarnacus. See Macmegeanaich.

Moechayn, Raith, tithes of, 336.

Mogbrechri. See Morbrechre.

Mogoflahyn. See Molahiffe.

Mohill, Macchail Manchan, Moalmacnichem [co. Leitrim], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, Murianus, prior of, 105.

-, -, priors of. See Omoran; Ochany.

-, -, canon of, 322.

Mokoliston. See Mucklestone.

Molahiffe, Mogoflahyn [co. Kerry], 521.

Mold, de Monte Alto, alias Mohaud [co. Flint], 430.

Molendino, Rayner de, 352.

-, See Mills.

Molford Magna. See Melford, Long.

Molinger. See Mullingar.

Mollescroft, John de, priest, 47.

Molton, John, vicar of Foxton, 520.

Molynger. See Mullingar.

Molynton, Thomas de, esquire, dwelling in London, 144.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 144.

Monagay, Moynachyghacha [co. Limerick], 108.

Monaincha, Insula Vivencium [in the parish of Corballa, co. Tipperary], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 101 (Corrigenda), 103 (Corrigenda), 109 (Corrigenda), 179 (Corrigenda), 180 (Corrigenda), 308, 364, 598, 602.

-, -, prior and convent of, 74 (Corrigenda).

Monasterium Ederosum, Monasterium de Rose. See Ivychurch.

Mone, de Mona, Guy, treasurer of London, 59, 62.

-, -, canon of London, 22.

-, -, canon of Salisbury, 84, 113, 272, 309.

-, -, canon of Wherwell, 312, 313, 456.

-, -, rector of Llanbadarnvawr, 521.

-, -, keeper of the privy seal of Richard II, 40.

-, -, bishop of St. Davids, 22, 72, 84, 96, 113, 272, 283, 298, 309, 343, 373, 446, 456, 521.

Monewiden, John de, prior of St. Peter's, Ipswich, 234.

Monk Bretton, Munk Bretton [co. York, W.R.], Benedictine (Cluniac) priory, prior of. See Erdesley.

-, -, prior and convent of, 200, 604.

-, -, monk of, 117.

Monketon. See Monkton.

Monks Horton. See Horton.

Monks Kirby, Kyrkeby [co. Warwick], Benedictine priory of St. Benedict, revocation of its transfer to Axholm, 438.

-, -, prior of. See Godimer.

Monkton, John, donsel, 54.

-, -, Elizabeth his wife, 54.

Monkton, Monketon [co. Somerset], 351.

-, letters dated at, 157.

Monkton Farleigh. See Farleigh.

Monmouth, Benedictine priory of St. Mary, church of, 258.

-, See Munmouthe.

Monopoli [Apulia], James, bishop of. See Teramo.

Montacute, Montagu [co. Somerset], Cluniac priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 24.

-, -, prior of. See Baugiaco.

Montagu, Mountagu, de Monteacuto, John, earl of Salisbury, 215, 216, 220, 357.

-, John, priest (of the diocese of Canterbury), proctor, 472.

-, John (of the diocese of Canterbury), rector of Harbledown, master of the hospital of St. Thomas, Canterbury, 473, 482, 483.

-, Richard, Augustinian canon, 17.

-, William, earl of Salisbury, 157, 163.

-, See Montegu.

Montain, Montayne, Robert, bishop of Meath, rector of Kildalkey, 378, 389, 455, 462.

-, Richard, canon of Ferns, rector of Llanarmon, 614.

Monteacuto. See Montagu.

Monte Corvino [Campania], bishop of, papal mandatary, 78 (Corrigenda), 102-104, 109, 177, 180, 203.

Monteforti, Sir Alexander de, 438.

-, See Montfort.

Montegu, Sibyl, prioress of Amesbury, 238.

-, See Montagu.

Montepulciano [Tuscany], bishop of, papal mandatary, 107, 151, 154.

Monterangaly. See Muintir Gilgain.

Monter Eoylays. See Muinter Eolais.

Montfort, John de, second earl of Richmond, 3.

-, See Monteforti.

Moor, Moore, Agnes, Benedictine, 236.

-, John, rector of Thorndon with Sigenhoe, and of Ufford, 90, 188.

-, Margaret atte, 627.

-, See Mere; Mor; More.

Moorlinch, Merlinche, Merlynch [co. Somerset], 350.

Moos, Simon, priest, See Moss.

Mor, Gilbert atte, 133.

-, -, Marjory his wife, 133.

-, Thomas, clerk, notary, 114.

-, See Mere; Moor; More.

Morant, Moraunte, Thomas, of London, 141.

-, -, Jannetta his daughter, 141.

-, William, rector of Ingate, 121.

Morbrechre, Mogbrechri [co. Westmeath], 154.

Morby, William, 231.

-, -, Joan his wife, 231.

Mordon, Stepel. See Steeple Morden.

More, Moore, Nicholas, clerk, notary, 320.

-, Nicholas de la, layman, 352.

-, Richard, clerk, notary, 115.

-, Thomas, canon of Lichfield, Lincoln, London and York, treasurer of the household of Henry IV, 51, 58, 142, 149, 150, 456, 469, 492.

-, See Mere; Moor; Mor.

More, St. Peter de, chapel of. See Peterstone.

Morecamhe. See Maurecamhee.

Moreton, Morton, and Whaddon [co. Hereford], prebend in Hereford, 298.

Morgan, Philip, rector of Aberedw, 390.

-, See Morzene.

Morhay, John, priest (of the diocese of Exeter), 606, 622.

-, John, rector of West Keal (of the diocese of Lincoln), 391, 392.

Morker, Elias son of, 3.

Morland, John, priest, notary, 293.

Morocco (?) [North Africa], bishop of. papal mandatary, 616.

Morpath, John, Augustinian friar, papal chaplain, 213.

Morrweder, William, 39.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 39.

Morteyn, John, clerk, 230, 252, 258, 260.

-, John, donsel, 144.

Mortham, in Gilling parish [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Morton, Mortun [co. Derby], 579.

Morton Abbots, Merton by Wych [co. Worcester], 402, 403.

Morton Pinkney, Morton [co. Northants], 200.

Morton upon Swale [co. York, N.R.], 3.

Morton. See Mourton.

Mortun. See Morton.

Mortuomari, Edmund de, earls of March, 406.

-, Roger de, earl of March, 44.

-, -, Eleanor his wife, 44.

Moryn, Margaret, 37.

Morys, Nicholas, 561, 565, 571.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 561, 565, 571.

Morzene (Morgene), John, Augustinian canon, papal chaplain, 29.

-, See Morgan.

Moss, Moos, Simon, priest, 139, 518, 519.

Moston, Thomas, clerk, 528.

Mote, Motte, Giles de la, 352.

-, Thomas, of Thompson, priest, 140.

-, William atte, 39.

-, -, his wife, 39.

Motterum, Adam, archdeacon of Canterbury, 306.

Motyndenne. See Moatenden.

Moubray, John, canon of York, papal notary, chaplain and auditor, auditor of littere contradicte, 491.

-, See Mowbray.

Moulton, Multon, Multon in Holand [co. Lincoln], parish church of, 199, 437.

-, Thomas Warnere of, 118.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 118.

-, Thomas, vicar of, 438.

-, John atte Medewe of, 233.

-, -, Joyce his wife, 233.

Moulton, Multon, in Middleton Tyas parish [co. York, N.R.], 3.

-, See Multon.

Mounford, Henry, Benedictine, 332.

Mount, Thomas, canon of Wells, 326, 327.

Mountagu, John. See Montagu.

Mounteny, Henry, 268.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 268.

Mourton, John, Augustinian canon, 497.

Moustede, John, citizen of London, 46.

-, -, Emma his wife, 46.

Mowbray, Thomas de, earl of Nottingham, 438.

-, See Moubray.

Mowe, John, priest, 54.

-, Margaret, 49.

Mowh, Catherine, of Briningham, 562.

Moxtok. See Maxstoke.

Moy, Thomas, chaplain of St. Mary's, Woolavington, 278, 279.

Moymora. See Moyvore.

Moynachyghacha. See Monagay.

Moyne, John, knight, 58.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 58.

Moyvore, Moymora [now Templepatrick, co. Westmeath], 450.

Much Marcle, See Marcle.

Muchelney, Michilneye, Muchelnye, Muchilnay, Muchilney [co. Somerset], Benedictine abbey of St. Peter, abbot of, pension from, 430.

-, -, -, papal mandatary, 465, 572.

-, -, -, See Shepton; Strotton.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 17.

-, -, -, letters conservatory for, 290.

-, parish church of, 300.

Mucklestone, Mokoliston [co. Salop], 556.

Muhlhausen, Frederic de, bishop of Toul, bishop elect of Acre, 288.

Muinter Eolais, Monter Eoylays [McRannel's country, i.e. barony of Leitrim, co. Leitrim], 105.

Muintir Gilgain, Monterangaly [co. Longford], 341.

Muisgen, Everard de, bishop of Harran, 454.

Mullacastle, Mullachausllean [townland in Crosserlough parish, co. Cavan], 453.

Mullacmucussa. See Mullymucks.

Mullewarde, William, 5.

-, See Milward.

Mullinacuff, Mulynncufid [co. Wicklow], 342.

Mullingar, Miulindgerr, Molinger, Molynger [co. Westmeath], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, Thomas, prior of, 359, 407.

-, -, prior and convent of, 169, 324, 359, 494.

-, vicarage of. 494.

Mullymucks, Mullacmucussa [in Kilbride parish, co. Roscommon], 429.

Mulsam, John, 141.

-, -, Joan his wife. 141.

Multon, John, Cistercian, papal chaplain, 116.

-, John, Cluniac, 190.

-, John de, Benedictine, 227.

-, Lambert de, 438.

-, -, Sir Thomas his son, 438.

-, Richard, Friar Minor, bishop of Sunete, 555.

-, Richard de, a witness, 438.

-, Richard de, priest, Hospitaller, 416.

Multon. See Moulton.

Multon in Holand. See Moulton.

Mulynncufid. See Mullinacuff.

Munchesy, Thomas, donsel, 58.

-, -, John his wife, 58.

Mundford, Mundeford [co. Norfolk], 92.

Mundis, William, rector of Staininghall, 36.

Munk Bretton. See Monk Bretton.

Munmouthe. Thomas, citizen of London, 223.

-, -, his wife, 223.

Musard, Nisard, lands of the late, 3.

Muscalych, Thady, prior of Cloontuskert, 160.

-, See Macscalaid.

Musgrave, Thomas de, knight, 34.

Muston [co. York, E.R.], Norman Charnellis of, 232.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 232.

-, See Moston.

Myconlena (? read Inyconlena) [in the parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 349.

Myddelton. See Milton.

Mydilton, John de, 137.

-, See Medylton; Middelton; Middleton; Midelton; Milton.

M'yheligi, Edina, 490.

Mylbury, Roger, donsel, 53.

-, -, Alice his wife, 53.

Mylde, Catherine, of Poslingford, damsel, 72. See also Tenderyng.

Myldenale, John, Augustinian canon. See Mildenhale.

Mynhed. See Minehead.

Mynyddislwyn, Mededyistelinn [co. Monmouth], 350.

Mynting, Robert de, 48.

Mynty alias Smyth, John, vicar of Purton, 229.

Mysyn, Richard, of Salflethaven (Skidbrooke), 220.

Mytacida (? read Inytacida) [in the parish of Columbkille, co. Longford], 349.

N

Naas, Adam, canon of Dublin, papal mandatary, 444.

Nailstone, Naeleston, Nayleston [co. Leicester], 158, 299.

Nally, John, of Hevingham, priest, 568.

Nangill, Philip, Cistércian, abbot of Granard rector of Morbrechre, etc., afterwards bishop of Clonmacnoise, 154, 155.

-, See Nongla.

Nangle. Henry, priest, notary, 559.

-, See Nongla.

Nantmaur [in Twrcelyn hundred, co. Anglesey], prebend in Bangor, 616.

Naples, Hospitallers of, 249.

-, Bartholomew de Carafa of. See Carafa.

-, See Neapoli.

Nardiston. See Denston.

Narenta, Stephanensis [Dalmatia], Andrew, bishop of, 555.

-, bishops elect of. See Duracio; Greyby.

Narmayl, lands of Maddurad in, 336.

Nascarna, townland of, in Tullygarvey, q.v.

Naseby, Navesby [co. Northampton], 82.

Nassyngton. Thomas de, archdeacon of Exeter, 428.

-, William de, canon of Exeter, 428.

Navan, Novan, Novania [co. Meath], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 109, 211.

Navesby. See Naseby.

Nawenton. See Newington.

Nayland, Stoke Neylond [co. Suffolk], William Tendryngge of, 127. See also Tenderyng.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 127.

Nayler, Thomas, 8.

Nayleston. See Nailstone.

Naynach. See Nenagh.

Neapoli, Clement de, bishop of Telese, papal mandatary, 358, 359.

-, See Naples.

Neath, Nethe [co. Glamorgan], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 557.

Needham Market. Nedeham [co. Suffolk], 173.

Negropont [Euboea], dean of, papal mandatary, 448, 451.

Neketon, Robert, donsel, 124, 138.

-, -, Joan his wife, 124, 138.

Nelot, John, 624.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 624.

Nenagh, Naynach, Nenach [co. Tipperary], Augustinian priory of St. John by, prior of, papal mandatary, 101, 109, 180.

Nery. William, rector of Great Warley, 475.

Nessefelde, John, priest, 61.

Nethe. See Neath.

Netherbury, Netherbirg, Netherburycurch, Nethirbury [co. Dorset], prebend in Salisbury, 309, 310 517.

Nether Whitacre. See Whitacre.

Netledon. See Nettleden.

Netley, Letle, Lettele [co. Southants], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, faculty to, 605.

-, -, monk of, 212, 622.

Nettleden, Netledon [co. Bucks], 435.

Neubo. See Newbo.

Neuenton, Geoffrey, citizen of London, 56, 63.

Neuhous. See Newsham.

Neulande, Sir John de, chaplain, 8.

-, See Newland.

Neuport, John, vicar of Alton, 24.

-, See Newport; Nuport.

Neuscleforde. See New Sleaford

Neustede on Ancoln. See Newstead.

Neuton, John de, treasurer of York, 227.

-, Robert, priest, 620.

-, William, priest, 621.

-, William de, layman, 234.

-, See Newton.

Neuton Herkort. See Newton Harcourt.

Neuton in the Wilowes. See Newton le Willows.

Neuton. See Newton.

Neve, John, 40.

-, -, Catherine his wife, 40.

Nevern [co. Pembroke], 285.

Neville, Nevill, Alexander de, archbishop of York, 200.

-, Ralph de, lord of Raby, knight, 34.

Newald, William de, priest, 120.

Newark upon Trent, Newerk, Newerke, Nework [co. Notts], St. Mary Magdalen's, 590.

-, -,chantry in, 78.

-, Thomas Flemyng of, 534.

-, See Stoke, East.

Newbery. See Newbury.

Newbo, Neubo, Nubo [co. Lincoln], Premonstratensian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, faculty for, 210.

-, -, -, indult for, 429.

-, -, Ralph, abbot of, faculty for, 383.

-, -,abbot and convent of. letters conservatory for, 425.

-, -, church of, 384.

Newbold, Richard, priest, 31.

-, Thomas, Benedictine, 216.

Newborch. See Newburgh.

Newburg [alias Wilson], John de, rector of Roos and Norton, 594.

Newburgh, Newborch [co. York, N.R.], Augustinian priory, prior and convent of, 297, 355, 379.

-, -, canons of, 191, 609.

-, Winfrith. See Winfrith Newburgh.

Newbury, Newbery, Nubury [co. Berks], John Straunge of, priest, 621, 625.

-, lands in the rural deanery of, 353.

Newcastle near Lyons, Lyonys [co. Dublin], prebend in Dublin, 614, 615.

Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle, Augustinian hospital of St. Mary the Virgin, Westgate, 159, 185, 213.

-, chapter-provincial of the Friars Preachers at, 151.

-, parish church of St. Nicholas, 513, 542.

-, bailiff of. See Jonson.

Newchurch, Newechurche [co. Southants], 184.

Newe, Henry le, 353.

Newechurche. See Newchurch.

Neweman, Sir Thomas, proctor of the dean and chapter of Wells, 320.

-, See Newman; Numan.

Newenham, Nywenham [in Axminster parish, co. Devon], Cistercian abbey, monk of, 513.

Newenham. See Nuneham Courtney.

Newenton Jewel. See Newington, South.

Newerk, Newerke, Alan de, advocate of the court of York, 8.

-, -, clerk, B.C.L., of the diocese of York, 534.

-, William de, rector of Colsterworth, 379.

Newerke. See Newark upon Trent.

Neweton. See Newton Valence.

Newhaven, Meching [co. Sussex], 417.

Newington, Newynton [co. Gloucester], 188. 189, 264.

Newington, North, Nawenton [co. Oxford, near Banbury], 282.

-, South, Newenton Jewel [co. Oxford], 13.

-, See Neuenton.

Newland, Newlande, Geoffrey, ‘furburschur,'236.

-, Peter de, donsel, 41.

-, William, 8.

-, See Neulande.

Newman, John, clerk, 31.

-, Thomas, layman, 352.

-, See Neweman; Numan.

Newminster [co. Northumberland], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 185.

Newnham, diocese of Lincoln, 435.

Nework. See Newark upon Trent.

Newport, Neuport, William, archdeacon of Salop, 474.

-, See Neuport; Nuport.

Newport, chapel in Berkeley, q.v.

Newsham, Neuhous [in Brocklesby parish, co. Lincoln], Premonstratensian abbey, Henry, abbot of, 45

New Sleaford, Neuscleforde. See Sleaford.

Newsom, William de, donsel, 32.

-, -, Joan his wife, 32.

Newstead, Neustede on Ancoln [co. Lincoln], Gilbertine priory church of Hòly Trinity, 68.

Newton, Nicholas, vicar of Wistowe, 26.

-, See Neuton.

Newton [co. Cambridge], Thomas Drew of, 39.

Newton, Neuton [co. Cambridge], St Mary's chapel in the Marsh, 565.

Newton Harcourt, Neuton Herkort [co. Leicester], chapel of St. Leonard in, 486, 487.

Newton, Sturminster. See Sturminster Newton.

Newton Purcell, Nouton [co. Oxford], 363.

Newton St. Loe, Newton Sayntlo [co. Somerset], 157.

Newton Valence. Neweton [co. Southants], 362.

Newton le Willows, Neuton in the Wilowes, [co. York, N.R.], 2.

Newtown by Trim, Newton by Trym, Triim, Trimn [co. Meath], Augustinian priory at, 75.

-, Hospitallers’ priory of St. John at, prior and brethren of, appropriation to, 345, 346.

-, -, prior of, papal mandatary, 349, 374.

-, -, Hospitaller of, 374.

-, Crouched friars’ hospital of St. John at, prior and brethren of, appropriation to, 494.

-, hospital of St. John at, indulgence for, 490.

Newyn, Robert, rector of Reepham, 622.

Newynton. See Newington.

Neylond, Stoke. See Nayland.

Nichol, William, Premonstratensian canon, afterwards abbot, of Torr, vicar of Bradworthy and Holne, papal chaplain, 463.

-, See Nycoll.

Nicolai, Marconus. See Turilionibus.

Nicosia [Cyprus], Conrad, archbishop of. See Caraczolus.

Nidderdale, Nidirdall, Nyddyrdall [co. York, W.R.], forester of, 355, 552.

Ninehead, Nynehide [co. Somerset], 362.

Niston. See Histon.

Nobin. See Pwllheli.

Nocton, Nokton Parke [co. Lincoln], Augustinian priory, canon of, 212.

Noe, John, vicar of St. Gorans, 584.

Noion, William, rector of Haddenham, 425.

Nok, Noke, Alice, 124.

-, Simon, citizen of London, 59.

-, -, Joan his wife, 59.

Nokton Parke. See Nocton.

Nola [Campania], bishop of. papal mandatary, 112.

Nonantola [Modena], Nicholas, Benedictine abbot of St. Silvester's, papal nuncio, 82.

Noneton. See Nuneaton.

Nongla, David, canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 451.

-, Thomas Macgillachalaygh alias Okeaallaych de. See O'Kelly.

-, See Nangill; Nangle.

Nony, Henry, Friar Preacher, bishop elect of Ardagh, 331.

Noreys. John, 237.

-, -, Joan his wife, 237.

-, See Norreys.

Norfolk, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 466.

-, -, See Longley.

-, duchess of. See Marshal.

Norlonde, Norlond, John, priest, 560, 562, 568.

-, Robert, 562.

Normanby [co. York], 2.

Normanton, Edmund, Augustinian friar, 322.

-, Robert, Augustinian canon, 624.

Norreys, Richard, 118.

-, -, Marion Meones his wife, 118.

-, See Noreys.

Norrington, Northyngton [in Alvediston parish, co. Wilts], John Gowyn of, 328.

Norten. See Norton Canon.

Northalis, Richard, bishop of Ossory, 240.

Northalis. See Covehithe.

Northallerton, Alberton, Aluerton [co. York], hospital of St. James, 67, 469, 584.

Northampton, archdeacon of, 74.

-, -, See Butillere.

-, Cluniac priory of St. Andrew, prior and convent of, 18.

-, Augustinian abbey of St. James, abbot of, papal mandatary, 466.

-, hospital of St. John Baptist. 465.

Northanton, Northantton, John, priest, 31.

-, John de, 118.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 118.

North Coldon. See Cowton.

Northcote, William, 5.

-, -, Agnes his daughter, 5.

-, Robert, 5.

-, -,Elizabeth his daughter, 5.

Northcotes, Stephen de, 34.

-, -, Thomas his son, 34.

-, -, -, Margaret his wife, 34.

-, See Northotes.

North Creyk. See Creake, North.

Northebe. Thomas vicar-general of the English Friars Preachers, 15.

Northelmham. See Elmham. North.

Northengseye. See Hinksey, North.

North Feriby. See Ferriby, North.

Northleigh, Northlieu [co. Devon], 548.

Northon. See Norton.

Northond under Hamedon. See Norton under Hamdon.

Northotes, William, monk of the order of Tiron afterwards a Benedictine, 495.

-, See Northcotes.

Northow, Simon, chaplain, 247.

North Piddle, Northpydell [co. Worcester], 403.

North Pyderwyne. See Petherwin, North.

Northryn. of Cambridge, Henry, 563.

-, -,his wife, 563.

Northscobi, alias Parva Schobi. See Shoebury.

Northstoke, Northstoche [co. Sussex], 370.

Northumberland, earl of. See Percy.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary. 23.

-, -, See Cardinal deacons (St. Adrian's); Repham.

Northwiche, John, rector of St. Leonard's, Colchester, 593.

-, See Northwych; Norwich; Norwiche.

Northwick, North Wyke, hamlet of [in the parish of Henbury, co. Gloucester], 361.

Northwolde, Hugh de, bishop of Ely, 575.

-, William de, vicar of Wisbech, 574, 575.

Northwych, Norwico, Simon de, Carmelite, 146, 164.

-, See Northwiche; Norwich; Norwiche.

North Wyke. See Northwick.

Northyngton. See Norrington.

Norton, John, citizen of London, 46.

-, -, Isabella his wife, 46.

-, John, clerk, notary, 27.

-, Nicholas, 38.

-, -, Alice his wife, 38.

-, Richard de, donsel, 560, 565.

-, William, citizen of London, 51, 60.

-, -, Alice his wife, 51, 60.

-, William, canon of Salisbury and Wells, rector of Droxford. 183, 241.

-, William de, rector of West Meon, notary, 172.

Norton, Northon [co. Durham], collegiate church, canons or portionaries of. See Bathe; Botisham; Bottlesham; Gate; Lovell; Pykryng; Wyke.

Norton, diocese of Lincoln, 594.

Norton [co. Chester], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, 186.

Norton, Blo', Blonorton. Norton [co. Norfolk]. 562.

-, St. Margaret's, united to St. Andrew's, 474. 475.

Norton Canon, Norten [co. Hereford], prebend in Hereford, 165.

Norton, Cold [co. Oxford], Augustinian priory, prior of. See Bradeley.

-, -,prior and convent of, 198.

Norton Subcourse, Norton [near Raveningham, co. Norfolk], 261.

Norton under Hamdon, Northond under Hamedon [co. Somerset], 422.

Norwey, Thomas, rector of Ballymore, 108.

Norwich, bishop of, cardinal's letters addressed to, 14.

-, -,papal mandatary, 20, 72, 157, 158, 268, 282, 286, 295, 386, 496, 500, 547, 618.

-, -, privileges by, to the prior and chapter, 187, 195.

-, -, See Bateman; Percy; Despenser Middleton; Salmon Suthfeld.

-, bishop Henry Despenser, and the prior and chapter of. suit between, 11, 12 (Corrigenda), 273, 274, 318, 319, 380, 526, 527, 586, 587.

-, bishop and chapter of, patronage of, 251.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 20, 114, 292, 423, 556, 618.

-, -, See Derlington.

-, official of, papal mandatary, 188.

-, chapter of, consent of to appropriation, 433.

-, Benedictine priory of Holy Trinity, prior of, papal mandatary, 80, 290, 423.

-, -, -, See Totington; Salmon.

-, -, prior and chapter of, 11, 12, 187, 195, 273, 318, 357, 369, 380, 495, 496.

-, -, monks of, 147, 216.

-, -, church of (the cathedral church), novices in, 526.

-, Holy Cross, 368.

-, St. Clement's in Conisford, Conesford [now destroyed], 486.

-, St. Giles's, 368.

-, St. Mary's in the Fields, de Campis, collegiate church or chapel, 168, 368, 419.

-, -, -, dean of. See Broun.

-, hospital of St. Paul of the Normans, 273, 526, 527, 586.

-, Robert Brasiere of, donsel, 568.

-, -, Cristiana his wife, 568.

-, Alice Capon of, 120.

-, -, Agnes her daughter, 120.

-, Robert Castel, citizen of, 228.

-, -, Alice his wife, 228.

-, Richard Cley of, Friar Preacher, 147.

-, John Ernald, citizen of, 123.

-, -, Agnes his wife, 123.

-, John Schuldham, citizen of, 39.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 39.

-, dispute about the exercise of spiritual jurisdiction during voidance of the see of, 369, 400.

-, letters dated at, 474.

Norwiche, Norwico, Norwyco, John de, Augustinian friar, bishop of Jerolamensis, 589.

-, Ralph, Cluniac, 196, 233.

-, Reginald de, Friar Minor, 49.

-, Simon de, Carmelite. See Northwych.

-, Walter de, knight, 261.

-, -, John de, knight, his son, 260, 261.

-, See Northwiche; Norwich.

Nostel, Nostell [co. York, W.R.], Augustinian priory of St. Oswald, prior of, papal mandatary, 476.

-, -, Robert, prior of. See Quixley.

-, -, prior and convent of, 158, 188, 248.

-, -, canons of, 48, 131, 147, 213, 348, 493, 508, 623, 624.

Notebem, William, donsel, 144.

-, -,his wife, 144.

Notte, Robert, rector of Dam[astown], 626.

Nottele. See Nutley.

Nottingham, Notyngham, earl of. See Mowbray.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 210.

-, -, See Notyngham.

-, archdeaconry of, 3.

-, parish church of St. Mary the Virgin, 443.

-, hospital of the Annunciation of St. Mary the Virgin, Bridge-end, or Plumptre hospital, 489.

-, hospital of St. John Baptist, master of. See Notyngham.

-, Thomas Cay of, 565, 571.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 565, 571.

-, Thomas Mapurley of, 223.

-, -, Joan his wife, 223.

Notyngham, John de, archdeacon of Nottingham, canon of Chichester, Lichfield, Lincoln, Salisbury and York, canon of Beverley, Ripon, Southwell and Tettenhall, rector of Cottingham, master of the hospitals of St. Mary Magdalene. Ripon, and St. John Baptist, Nottingham, 492.

Nouton. See Newton Purcell.

Novan, Novania. See Navan.

Nubo. See Newbo.

Nubury. See Newbury.

Nugent, John, chancellor of Waterford, canon of Lismore, 295.

-, -, priest (of the diocese of Meath), notary, 27, 46.

Numan, Hugh, priest, 223.

-, See Neweman; Newman.

Nundi, Agnes, 623.

-, Alice, 623.

Nuneaton, Noneton [co. Warwick], priory of the Order of Fontevrault, prior of. See Appleby.

Nuneham Courtney, Newenham [co. Oxford]. 353.

Nunne Courtfee. See Cambridge.

Nun Ormesby. See Ormsby.

Nuport, Andrew, 227.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 227.

-, See Neuport; Newport.

Nutley, Nottele, St. Mary's de Parco [co. Bucks], Augustinian abbey, abbot and convent of, 508, 509.

Nycoll, Benedict, priest, notary, 113.

-, See Nichol.

Nyddyrdall. See Nidderdale.

Nyenzer, Peter de, of Lund-on-the-Wolds, 118.

Nymeton Regis. See Kings Nympton.

Nynch, William, priest, 222.

Nynehide. See Ninehead.

Nywenham. See Newenham.

Nyweton Stourmynstre. See Sturminster Newton.

O

Oachacgayn, Oachaectayn, Oachaeghyn, Donatus. See Machaeghayn.

Oachaerna (O'Aherne), Cachaerna, Ohachigerna. Denis, archdeacon of Aghadoe. canon of Limerick, rector of Kilfintinan, 315, 468.

Oakham, Ocham [co. Rutland], Alice Wayte or Wayce of, widow, 218, 238.

Oakington. Hokyngton [co. Cambridge], 557.

Oakley, Great, Ocle Magna [co. Essex], 91, 215, 223, 235.

-, Little, Ocle Parva St. Andrew's [co. Suffolk, consolidated with Oakley St. Nicholas], 487.

Oare, Ore [co. Berks], 351.

Obanan, John, canon of Clogher, rector of Derryvullan, 100, 105.

-, Matthew, canon of Clogher, 105.

-, Thomas, rector of Derryvullan, 105.

Obecayn, Odo, rector of Lea, 343, 449.

Oberghe, John, vicar of Donoughmore, 462.

-, Patrick, vicar of Donoughmore, 462.

Obirnd, Obirud. Carbricus, prior of Kilmorena-Sina, 155.

Obryn, Obrayn, Obroin (O'Brien), Bernard, 166.

-, Denis, rector of Killulagh, 462.

-, Gerald, canon of Kilfenora, 204.

-, Maurice, archdeacon of Glendalough, rector of Trimca, 204, 540-542.

-, Richard, rector of Killulagh, 462.

Obthorp, William, rector of Greatford, 137.

Obuachala (O'Boyle), Cristinus, vicar of Lemanaghan, 365.

Obugeayn, de Bugeayn, Thady, Augustinian canon, 332, 431.

Ocallan, Odo, rector of Lynn, 284.

-, See Ocohalan.

Ocananayn, Thady, 130.

-, -, Raganylt his wife, 130.

Ocaretean, Donald, canon of Derry, vicar of Banagher, 421.

Ocaychlich, Malachy. See O'Kelly.

Ocaym, Ycaym (O'Caoimh, i.e. O'Keefe), Donald, layman, 383.

Occasyn, Odo, Augustinian canon, 439.

Occhalan, Luke, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Durrow, 551.

-, See Ocallan.

Oceandubain, Philip, rector of Athlone, 613.

Ochaig, Otaic, Magonius, archdeacon of Elphin, treasurer and canon of Kilmacduagh, rector of Killinane, vicar of Isertkelly, papal mandatary, 364, 580.

Ocham. See Oakham.

Ochany, John, prior of Mohill, 322.

Ochanynd, Cornelius and Thomas. See Ocuynn.

Ochearnachan [co. Cavan], townland of, 453.

Ochonair, Ichonair, Cristinus, vicar of Killmacnamugin, 613.

-, See O Connor.

Ochonardi, John. See Burgo.

Ochoncubarr, Odo, canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 494.

-, See O'Connor.

Ochowhelayn, Denis, vicar of Tankardstown. See Ocoghlan.

Ochuynd, James, vicar of Killinaboy. See Ocuynn.

Ochwoma, Ychwoma, Nyam daughter of, 384.

Ochyllbeg. See Oghil Beg.

Ociaragan, Luke, canon of Achonry, 344.

Ocichaeghayn, Donatus. See Machaeghayn.

Ock, William, canon of Lincoln, papal chaplain, 367.

-, See Oke; Quercu.

Ocle. See Oakley.

Ocoggran, Maurice, canon of Lismore, rector of Derrygalvin, 343.

Ocoghlan, Ochowhelayn, Denis, vicar of Tankardstown, 107, 450.

Ocomoltaig, Otomoltaig, Donatus, Cluniac monk, afterwards prior, of Athlone, 572.

Oconallam, Donald, canon of Kildare, 344.

Oconar, Oconchiur, Oconchubucr, Donald, 173.

-, Imarus, vicar of Killmacnamugin, 612, 613.

-, Thady, canon of Tuam, 612.

-, See O'Connor.

Oconel (O'Connell), John, vicar of Drumcliffe, 593.

-, See O'Connell.

Ocongalom, Marianus, vicar of Kilglass, 79.

O'Connell. See Oconel; Oconyll; Ocoyneoil.

O'Connor, Bernard, bishop of Ross, afterwards of Limerick, 522, 543.

-, See Ochonair; Ochoncubarr; Oconar.

Oconyll, Oconnuyl (O'Connell), Nicholas, chancellor and canon of Cloyne, canon of Ardfert and Cork, vicar of Clonmeen and Rosskeen, and of Addirpon, 64, 100, 451.

-, Thady, canon of Limerick, vicar of Kilmaleery, 315.

-, See O'Connell.

Ocormoucan, Thomas, canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 612.

-, See Ocormucayn; Ocurmucayn.

Ocorri, Maurice, dean of Armagh, 180.

Ocormucayn, Maurice, rector of St. Dubhan's, Toem, 598.

-, See Ocormoucan; Ocurmucayn.

Ocoymiean (O'Caomhain, anglice Cowan), Cormac, archdeacon and canon of Achonry, rector of Coolavin or Kilfree, 342-344, 453.

Ocoyneoil (O'Connell), Maurice, canon of Elphin, papal mandatary, 344.

-, See O'Connell.

Ocuanayn, James, clerk, rector of Birr, 103.

Ocullayn, Ycullayn (O'Cullen), Donald, vicar of Eanachtrayn or Eanathcrayn (q.v.), 455, 456.

Ocurryn, Dermit, vicar of St. Mullin's, 370, 372.

Ocurmucayn, Thomas, rector of Leachrachobrain, 603.

-, See Ocormoucan; Ocormucayn.

Ocuyllan, Maurice, vicar of Clonmeen, Rosskeen, and Rathlorn 451.

Ocuynn, Ocuynci, Ocynn, Ocuynd, Ochanynd, Ochuynd, Ocwina (O'Quinn), Charles, priest (of the diocese of Ardfert), 441.

-, Cornelius, rector and vicar of Killinaboy, 104, 166, 167.

-, James, vicar of Killinaboy, 104.

-, Thady, Benedictine, papal chaplain, 186, 213, 228.

-, Thomas, rector of Killinaboy, 166.

Ocybayn, John, vicar of Clooney, 364.

Ocynn, Thady. See Ocuynn.

Odalachan. Odolachayn, Lewis, dean of Clonmacnoise, vicar of Wheery, 104, 180.

Odali, Odalayd, Odallyd, Odalyd, Cornelius, rector of Kilcummin, vicar of Killower, 612.

-, Marianus, rector of St. David's, Ardnurcher, 407, 408.

-, Nemerus, canon of Ross, papal mandatary, 496.

-, -, canon of Ardfert, papal mandatary, 250, 520.

-, -, rector of Tralee, vicar of Kilmaniheen, 485.

Oddington, Ottindon [co. Oxford], 363.

-, See Odynton.

O'Dea, Odeayg, Cornelius, archdeacon and canon of Killaloe, canon of Kilfenora, rector of Kilfarboy, Kilkeedy and Killadysert, afterwards bishop of Limerick, 179, 180, 268, 287, 307, 308.

-, Thomas, bishop of Ferns, 454.

Odebelean (O'Dubhalen or O'Devlin), Maurice, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Clontuskert Omanny, 18.

Odo, the chamberlain, 3.

Odolachayn', Lewis. See Odalachan.

Odomnalan, Thady, prior of Clontuskert Omanny, 18.

Odonnegayn, Maurice, archdeacon of Ross, 420.

O'Dorney, Kyrelyson [co. Kerry], Cistercian abbey, abbot and convent of, patronage of, 441.

O'Dowd. See Oduda; Oduyud.

O'Driscoll. See Ohedersgeoil.

Odubginnach, Ymarus, vicar of St. Patrick's, Elphin, 485.

Odubgynd, Donatus, rector of St. Colman's, Lynally, 407.

-, -, John, vicar of St. Colman's, Lynally, 407.

Odubgyni, Donald, rector of Kyiweluanafferta moluad, 364.

Odubthy, Patrick, Augustinian canon, 335.

Oduda, Magonius, precentor of Killala, 273.

-, See O'Dowd.

Oduiyd, Ymar. See Oduyud.

Odulchaig, Dermit, prior of St. Coman's Roscommon, 348.

Odunchun, Denis, vicar of Clonbroney and Cnochracha, 105.

Oduyud, Oduiyd (O'Dowd), Ymar, Ymarus, Benedictine monk of the Scots monastery, Vienna, afterwards abbot of the Cistercian abbey of Benedictio Dei, and afterwards prior of the Benedictine priory of Glascarrig, 23, 356, 357.

-, See O'Dowd.

Oduynn, Maurice, vicar of Rosenallis, 298.

Odyham, Richard, citizen of London, 50, 56.

-, -,Agnes his wife, 50, 56.

Odynton, John citizen of Hereford, 626.

-, -, Cecily his wife, 626.

Oeadlayn, Yeadlayn, Horlina, 228.

O'Farrell, Ofergail, Ofergayl, Ofergula Offarcheallych, Offarchellaich, Offarchellaych. Offeargail, Offergail, Offergayl, Offergayll, Offergcull, Ofrargail, Charles, vicar of Taghshinny, 103.

-, David, vicar of Drumlane, 398, 450. 452.

-, Donatus, vicar of Kilglass and Rathreagh, 79, 105.

-, Geruallus, vicar of Kilbradran, 502.

-, John, vicar of Sraid Maigibreacrai, rector of Tirsoelan or Tirfoelan, 79.

-, John, rector of Muinter Eolais, 104.

-, Maurice, vicar of Drumlane, 398, 452.

-, Myrianus or Mirianus, vicar of Drumlane, 398.

-, Nicholas, 398.

-, Quenanus alias Karulus, Cistercian, 431, 432.

-, Raymund, Cistercian monk, sacrist and prior, afterwards abbot, of Kilbeggan, 289, 322, 330.

-, Robert, clerk, 80.

-, William, vicar of Drumlane, 398, 452.

Ofearllania, Cristin, vicar of Ballintemple, 447.

Oferagi, Nymeas, vicar of Wheery, 104.

Ofergail, Ofergayl, Offarcheallych, Offarchellaich. Offarchellaych, Offeargail. See O'Farrell.

Offelan, Eugene, clerk, 110.

Offeley. See Offley.

Offergail, Offergayl, Offergayll, Offergcull. See O'Farrell.

Offlahainayn, Oflachaman, John, canon of Ardfert, papal mandatary, 502, 503.

Offlani, Magonius, vicar of Lemanaghan, 365.

Offlannagan. See Oflanagan.

Offlannira, James, vicar of Killeely, 502.

Offley, High, Offeley [co. Stafford], prebend in Lichfield, 596.

Offynton. See Uffington.

Ofieli, Thomas, vicar of Ardcanny, 468.

Ofiquellayd, Thomas, clerk, 228.

Oflachaman John. See Offlahainayn.

Oflafertaig, William, priest, 226.

Oflanagan, Offlannagan, Oflainagain, Oflainagan. Oflannagan, Oflannakan, Cornelius, prior of Kilmore-na-Sina, 155.

-, Marianus, canon of Elphin, rector of Baslick and Cloonconra, vicar of Termonkeelin, 612.

-, Maurice, archdeacon of Elphin, rector of Baslick and Cloonconra, and of Athdrum, 494, 580, 612.

Oflannra, John, Cistercian abbot of Macosquin, bishop elect of Derry, 428, 432.

Oflyn, Thomas, vicar of Kinsalebeg, 595.

Ofrargail. See O'Farrell.

Ogaband (O'Gowan), John, dean of Armagh, rector of Clones, 109, 180.

Ogadgia, Bernard, rector of Coolavin and Ranna, alias Kilfree, 453.

Ogara, Yghara, Bernard, canon of Achonry, 344.

-, -, rector of Killaraght (diocese of Achonry), 80.

Ogeluayn, Thomas, chancellor of Cloyne, 64.

Oghil Beg, Ochyllbeg [parish of Clonfert, co. Galway], lands of, 336.

Ogle, Robert de, knight, 54.

-, -, Joan his wife, 54.

Ogomnolayn, Ygomnolayn, Marina, 228.

O'Gowan, See Ogaband.

Ograde, Ograda (O'Grady), Donald, vicar of Clooney, 364.

-, Henry, vicar of Clooney, 364.

-, James, official and canon of Killaloe, papal mandatary, 262, 364, 468, 502.

-, John, bishop elect of Kilmacduagh, 289.

-, John, rector of Loughrea, 106.

-, Thomas, canon of Killaloe, 65.

Ohachigerna, Denis, canon of Limerick. See Oachaerna.

Ohachyr, John, rector of St. Dubhan's, Toem 598.

Ohagra, Eugene, rector of Athlone, 613.

Ohainlyd (O'Hanley), Dermit, vicar of Termonbarry, 364.

Ohainmaraid [co. Cavan], townland of, 453.

Ohallinaram, William, dean of Annadown, rector of Kilcummin, 612.

Ohamuthy, Alan, vicar of Ballysakeery, 229, 254.

Ohamuti, John, scholar, 253.

Ohancachayn, Maurice. See Ohanrachayn.

Ohanline, Chanluayn, Ohanluayn, John, vicar of Ardcanny, 468.

-, Malachy, prior of Cloontuskert, 160.

O'Hanley. See Ohainlyd.

Ohanrachayn, Ohancachayn (O'Hanrahan), Maurice, canon of Clonfert, vicar of Lickmolassy, rector or portionary of Magennarla or Magonnarla, 99, 104, 109.

O'Hara, Bernard (Bryan), bishop of Achonry, 284.

Ohcachre, John, canon of Killaloe, papal mandatary, 364.

Ohech, Ohette (O'Hea), Adam, friar, afterwards prior, of St. John Baptist's of the Crouched friars, Dublin, 134, 372.

-, John, clerk, 302.

-, Odo, clerk, 302.

Ohedersgeoil, Ohedorsgeoil, Ohidirsgoi, (O'Driscoll), Donatus, vicar of Cribel and rector of Castlehaven, 522, 525.

-, Matthew alias Macrobius, archdeacon, afterwards bishop, of Ross, 420, 543.

O'Heney, Donald, bishop of Killaloe, 336, 337.

Ohenneryd, William, rector of Oran Beg. afterwards a Cistercian, 463.

Ohette, Adam, See Ohech.

Ohidirsgoil, Matthew. See Ohedersgeoil.

Ohoganai, John, prior of Scattery Island collegiate church, 271.

Ohogayn, David, vicar of Donohill, 503.

-, Donald, vicar of Kilbradran and Donohill, 502, 503.

-, John, canon of Killaloe, 181.

Ohohay, Nicholas, clerk, notary (of the diocese of Meath), 115.

-, -, clerk, rector of Ballymore (of the diocese of Meath), 108.

O'Horan. See Ohuran.

Ohualachayn, Ohuollachayn, Dermit, clerk, 532.

-, Gilbert, clerk, 532.

-, John, dean of Ross, 420.

-, Maurice, canon of Cloyneand Limerick, vicar of Killeedy, 614.

Ohuran, Ohurayn (O'Horan), James, canon of Clonfert, rector of Dunmore, 101, 107, 108.

-, William, 169.

-, -, Raganylt his wife, 169.

Ohusgi, Nicholas, canon of Kilmacduagh, papal mandatary, 580.

Ohyelan, John, clerk, 410.

-, Nicholas, clerk, 410.

-, Thomas, clerk, vicar of Ballycommon, 410.

Okachan, John, Friar Minor, papal chaplain, 116.

Okahasay, John. See Okassy.

Okailti, David, clerk, 42.

-, -, Mabug Inygledbigh his wife, 42.

Okassy, Okahasay, Okassaich, Okayssay, Donatus, clerk, afterwards Hospitaller of St. John's, Newtown by Trim, and prior of St. John's, Kilmainham Wood, 306, 349, 374.

-, John, rector of Ballymore, 452.

-, Simon, vicar of Drumrany, 537.

-, Thomas, prior of St. John's, Kilmainham Wood, 349.

Oke, John, prior of Lewes, 417.

-, John, donsel, 45.

-, -, Alice his wife, 45.

-, See Ock; Quercu.

Okeaallaych alias Macgillachalaygh, Thomas, de Nongla. See O'Kelly.

Okeallach. Okeallaych, Okeallaygh, Okeallych, Thomas. See O'Kelly.

Okeallaich, Okeallayd, Malachy and Nicholas.

See O'Kelly.

Okeallaich, Okeallich, Okeallych, Thady. See O'Kelly.

Okearmada, Maurice, canon of Killaloe, 64, 65, 503.

Okearrny, Philip, canon of Killala, 169.

O'Keefe. See Ocaym.

Okeleachair, Reynaldus or Raymundus. See O'Kelly.

Okelen, Stephen. See O'Kelly.

Okellay, Thady. See O'kelly.

Okellaygh, Carbricus. See O'Kelly.

O'Kelly, Okeaallaych alias Macgillachalaygh, Ocaychlich, Okeallach, Okeallaich, Okeallaych, Okeallayd, Okeallaygh. Okeallich, Okeallych, Okeleachair, Okelen, Okellay, Okellaygh, Ycellaydi, Ykeleachair, Ykeally, Bernard, canon of Clonfert and Clonmacnoise, rector of Loughrea, 106, 107.

-, Carbricus, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Clontuskert Omanny, 18.

-, John, vicar of Molahiffe and Cnochannys, 520, 521.

-, Malachy, archdeacon and canon of Clonfert, canon of Elphin and Tuam, rector of Drum, 179, 451.

-, -, canon of Clogher, 105.

-, Maurice, archbishop of Tuam, 169, 254.

-, Nicholas, dean of Clonfert, 180.

-, Reynaldus or Raymundus, vicar of Molahiffe, 521.

-, Stephen, Carmelite, papal chaplain, 212, 229.

-, Thady, Cistercian, abbot of Carrigillihy, bishop elect of Ross, 543.

-, Thady, dean and canon of Clonfert, 99, 178, 180.

-, Thady, rector of Athenry, 365.

-, Thomas, subdeacon, abbot of the Cistercian abbey of Knockmoy, afterwards a secular, 175, 176.

-, Thomas, archdeacon of Clonfert, afterwards a Cistercian monk, 179, 184.

-, Thomas, de Nongla, archdeacon of Tuam, vicar of Kilkerrin, 178.

-, Thomas, subdeacon, archdeacon and canon of Tuam, canon of Clonfert and Elphin, 177, 178.

-, Thomas, canon of Killaloe, vicar of Tomfinlough, 184, 185.

Okenady, Ikeaniedig, Okemnedig, Cornelius, archdeacon of Killaloe, 179, 307.

-, Donald, canon of Killaloe, papal mandatary, 502.

O'Kencaly. See Okinnaelaigh.

Okenny, Okymyd, Malachy, dean of Clonmacnoise, canon of Clonfert, 102, 180.

Okerbalay, Okernolan, Okernollan (i.e. Okeruollan, i.e. Okervollan), Cathal, vicar of Dissertfinchili, 520.

-, Donatus, dean and canon of Derry, rector of Urney, 421.

Okinnaelaigh, Ykinnaelaigh (O'Kenealy), Maurice, vicar of Aghavallen, 469.

Okkarwill. John, rector of Killalon, 98.

Okymyd, Malachy. See Okenny.

Okyriga or Okynga, Ykyriga or Ykynga, Malachy, prior of Durrow, 551.

Olachnan, Macrobius, Cistercian, 193.

Olaghloure (O'Lawlor), Congall, priest, 118.

-, See Oleachloir.

Olangan, Olanagam, Donald, archdeacon of Leighlin, vicar of Bray, 342.

-, Thomas. See Olongan.

Olaribraba, Gillabride, rector of Kyiweluanafferta moluad, 364.

O'Lawlor. See Olaghloure; Oleachloir.

Oldbek, Henry, rector of Wramplingham, 34.

Oldman, Thomas, chantry chaplain in Whaplode, 402.

Old Swinford. See Swinford.

Oldum, William, clerk, notary, 27.

Oleachloir (O'Lawlor), John, vicar of Killabban, 451.

-, See Olaghloure.

Oleario, Bartholomew. See Cardinal priests (St. Pudentiana's).

Olegyn, Malachy, notary, 431.

Oliver, Roger, citizen of London, 621, 625.

-, -, Juliana his wife, 621, 625.

Olloran, Maurice, Cistercian, 331.

Olney, John, of Warwick, 128, 140.

-, -, Agatha his wife, 128, 140.

Olongan, Olangan, Olongam, John, canon of Killaloe, 64.

-, Thomas, dean and canon of Clonfert, canon of Clonmacnoise and Tuam, 100, 180.

-, See Olanagam.

Olongscyg, Olongayg, Oloynsig, Cornelius, vicar of Killsyobrach, 502.

-, David, vicar of Cloghane, 364.

-, Laurence, vicar of Cloghane, 364.

Oluanaym, Reginald, clerk, vicar of Ardnurcher, 407, 408.

Olveston, Holston [co. Gloucester], 466.

Omacnachayn. Eugene. See Omaenachacayn.

Omadigan, Donald, canon and archdeacon of Clonfert, 99.

Omaenachacayn, Omacnachayn, Omaenachan, Omaenachayn, Omanachayn, Omenachayn, Omuainachan, Omuncayn, Omyanachan, Eugene, canon of Killaloe, papal mandatory, 103, 179, 180, 204, 308, 342, 344, 356, 449, 451, 541, 592, 598, 602.

-, -, vicar of Kinnetty (in the diocese of Killaloe), 109.

Omailunnayn, Omailunna, Finbardus, Findbardus, canon of Elphin, vicar of Termonbarry and Kilglass, 344, 364.

-, See Omulunnam.

Omallayn, Dermit, 227.

Omalmon, Thomas, priest, 542.

Omanachayn, Eugene. See Omaenachacayn.

Omanyn (O'Mannin), Malachy, 266.

Omeagea, Onreagra, John, Augustinian warden of St. Mary's, Toem, commendatary of St. Dubhan's, Toem, and of Leachrachobrain, 598, 602.

-, Cornelius, chancellor of Killaloe, 579.

Omeally, Thomas, abbot of Annadown, 289.

Omenachayn, Eugene. See Omacnachacayn.

Omeachair, Rory, rector of Birr, 103.

Ominygayn, Thomas, vicar of Kilconickny, 103.

Omirgessa or Onurgessa, Cormac, 228.

-, -, Alluma his wife, 228.

-, See Omurgyssa.

Omochan, Benedict, vicar of Killaraght, 283, 284.

-, John, canon of Achonry, 344.

-, William, vicar of Killaraght, 283, 284.

Omolconnere, Omolchenere, Omolchonere, Omolchonore, Alan, Augustinian canon, 431.

-, Malachy, Augustinian canon, 332, 431.

-, Thomas, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of St. Michael's Mount, 332, 430, 431.

-, Ymarus, Augustinian canon, 332, 430, 431.

Omolculy, Maurice, 131.

Omolfading. See Omolphadrig.

Omolluoyn, Marianus, canon of Clonmacnoise, 180.

Omolodon, John, dean and canon of Clogher, 249.

Omolphadrig, Omolfading, Ymolphadrig, Alan, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of St. Michael's Mount, 332, 431.

-, Gilbert, Augustinian canon, 332.

-, Gillasenayn, Augustinian canon, 431.

Omoran, Gillibert, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Mohill, 322.

Omorra, Cutagrinus, rector of Killabban, 451.

-, John, rector of Killabban, 451.

Omuainachan, Eugene. See Omaenachacayn.

Omulbridy, Donald alias Denis, vicar of Urney, 373.

Omulchota, Ymulchota, Gullauanaem, donsel, 384.

Omulchrewy, William, archdeacon of Armagh, 106, 178.

-, William, clerk, notary (of the diocese of Meath), 113.

Omuledi, Paul, vicar of Rathreagh, 105.

Omulmorthairgi, Gelasius (Giles), rector or vicar of Drumreilly, 447.

Omulthag, Thady, priest, 440.

Omulunnam (i.e. Omulimnan), Matthew, Augustinian canon, afterwards prior, of Cloontuskert, 160.

-, See Omailunnayn.

Omuncayn, Eugene. See Omaenachacayn.

Omurchuan, Omurchuay, Omurchuayn, Cornelius, rector of Lea, 343 (Corrigenda), 449.

-, Dermit, canon of Tuam, 177.

-, Dermit, provost of Tuam, vicar of Kilconnel, 342.

Omurgyssa, Maurice, vicar of Killsyobrach, 502.

-, See Omirgessa.

Omyanachan, Eugene. See Omaenachacayn.

Oneachayn, Oneachcayn, John, Benedictine, 11, 18, 20.

Ongenaraghtan, Yngenaraghtan (MacGeraghty), Margaret, 266.

Onniyl, John, vicar of Lemanaghan, 365.

Onreagra, Cornelius. See Omeagea.

Onymadagayn, Ynymadagayn, Raganylt, 169.

Onymechochlayn, Ynymechochlayn, Ynymechoclayn, Beanmydy, 131.

-, Cristina, 131.

O Quinn. See Ocuynn.

Orachtagan, Eneas, vicar of Cloonfinlough, 452.

-, Matthew, vicar of Kildalloge and Cloonfinlough, 452.

Oragyhich, John, bishop elect of Kilmore. See O'Reilly.

Oran Beg, Woran [in Oranmore parish, co. Galway], 463.

Orchardleigh, Orchardley [co. Somerset], 316.

Orchard Portman, Orchard [co. Somerset], St. Michael's, 362.

Ore. See Oare.

Oregan. See Rosenallis.

O'Reilly, Oragyhich, John, bishop elect of Kilmore, 447.

Orford [co. Suffolk], Augustinian friars' priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 196.

-, -, friar of, 196.

Orger, John, priest, 566.

Ormsby, North, Ormesby, Nun Ormesby [co. Lincoln], Gilbertine priory, canon of, 196.

-, -, chapel of St. Mary in, 255.

Orpington, Orpynton [co. Kent], 492.

Orsini, Poncellus. See Cardinal priests (St. Clement's).

O'Ruadan, Felix, archbishop of Tuam, 335-337.

Oruaire, Yrnairt, Katherine, 305.

Orvieto [Umbria], canons of. See Possewick; Thomasii.

-, monastery of St. Andrew, prior of, papal mandatary, 577.

-, monastery of St. John de Placea, i.e. Platea (Piazza), prior of, papal mandatary, 577.

-, churches of St. Leonard and St. Ursula, 576, 577.

Orwell, Thomas, bishop of Killala, afterwards of Dromore, 254.

Osborn, John, rector of St. Ive's, 390.

-, See Usburn.

Oscula (O'scully), Thady, vicar of Letterluna and Kinnetty, 109.

Osegha (O'shee), Brandan, priest, 440.

Oselulle. See Oseville.

Oseney, Oseneye. See Osney.

Oseville, Oselulle, Sewale de, knight, 351, 353.

O'shee. See Osegha.

Osiridean, Nicholas. See Osyredean.

Osmotherley, Osmunderley [co. York], 182.

Osney, Oseney, Oseneye, Osnei, Osneye, Osseney [co. Oxford], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 25, 27, 70, 151, 188, 245, 292, 505, 619.

-, -, John, abbot of, 329, 330.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 346.

-, -, canon of, 195, 213.

Osommochan, Paul, canon of Elphin, 342.

Osoplachayn, Alan, vicar of Lickmolassy, 109.

-, Andrew, vicar of Lickmolassy, 109.

Osraby, See Owersby.

Osseney. See Osney.

Ossory [co. Kilkenny], bishop of, papal mandatary, 106, 295, 296, 524, 532.

-, John, bishop elect of. See Waltham.

-, bishops of. See Appleby; Balscot; Griffin; Northalis; Waltham.

-, bishop, dean and chapter of. patronage of, 465.

-, dean of, papal mandatary, 295.

-, -, See Alhart; Feld; Wavyrton.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 524.

-, canons of. See Balscot; Milton; Smyth.

-, chapter of, 240, 504.

Ostia [Lazio, Italy], Philip, bishop of. See Cardinal bishops.

Ostrynghangre. See Eastinghanger.

Osulechan, Trivet, vicar of Cnochracha 105.

-, William, clerk, notary, 115.

O Sullivan, Ihullevayn, Osullebayn, Yhullebayn, Ysullebayn, Ysullevayn, Ysullibayn, Denis, 250, 383, 389, 441, 520.

-, -, Alan his son, vicar of Killneueayn, 441.

-, -, Borgayll his daughter, 383.

-, -, John his son, clerk, canon of Ardfert and Ross, vicar of Kilcrohane and of Kilmaniheen, 250, 389, 390, 520.

-, Dermit, vicar of Kilcrohane, 520.

-, John, vicar of Kylldutom, 458.

-, Thomas, 458.

-, -, Cornelius his son, clerk, vicar of Kylldutom, 458.

Osyredean, Osiridean, Denis, vicar of Urney, 373.

-, -, Thomas his son, rector of Keadew and vicar of Urney, etc., 373, 453, 454.

-, Nicholas, vicar of Kilmore, 109, 399.

Otaic, Magonius. See Ochaig.

Otcombe, John, See Otham.

Oteryngdene. See Otterden.

Otham (substituted in the Register for Otcombe, which is cancelled), John, donsel, 36.

-, -, Matilda his wife, 36.

Othehylle, Simon, 625.

-, See Hill.

Otomoltaig, Donatus. See Ocomoltaig.

Ottelay, Robert de, rector of St. Martin's, York, 319.

Otterden, Oteryngdene [co. Kent], 577.

Ottindon, See Oddington.

Otto and Ottobon, papal legates, statutes of, 500, 588, 593.

Oudeby, John, archdeacon of Derby, 98.

-, John de, rector of Barrowby (of the diocese of Lincoln), 241.

-, See Owdeby.

Oulfada, prebend in Clonfert, 107.

Oundle, Hundel Oundell [co. Northants], 94, 215 229, 330, 367, 387, 442, 608.

Oustermouth, See Oystermouth.

Ouston. See Owston.

Outethoren. See Owthorne.

Ouyng. See Oving.

Overo, Richard, Benedictine, 146.

Overe, priory of St. Mary. See Southwark.

Overgate Field, Overgatefelde, in the parish of Redenhall [co. Norfolk]. 481.

Overstrand, Oxstrond [co. Norfolk], John Reymys of esquire, 567.

-, -, Margaret his wife, 567.

Overton, John, Friar Preacher, papal chaplain, 511.

-, John de, donsel, 227.

-, -, Joan his wife, damsel, 227.

-, Thomas, rector of North Crawley, 93, 94, 272.

-, Thomas de, abbot of Croyland, 224.

Overton [co. York], 2.

Over Whitacre. See Whitacre.

Oving, Ouyng, Ovynge [co. Bucks], 189, 249.

Owdeby, Ralph, clerk, rector of Dunsby, 239.

-, See Oudeby.

Owen ap Gruffuth, of Sycharth, lord of Glyndyfrdwg, donsel (i.e. Owen Glyndwr), 44, 624.

-, -, Margaret, Mary (i.e. Margaret) verch David his wife, damsel, 44, 624.

Owersby, Osraby [co. Lincoln], John Selby of, priest, 570.

Oweyn, John, vicar of Killua, 564.

Owlemore, John, 226.

Owston, Ouston [co. York], 242, 334.

Owthorne, Outethoren [co. York, E.R.], 16.

Owytburn. See Whitburn.

Oxborough, Oxberwh [co. Norfolk], 57.

Oxeneye, William, 223.

-, -, Cristiana his wife, 223.

Oxford, Oxenford, Oxnia, earl of. See Vere.

-, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 198, 313, 500.

-, -, See Southam.

-, Rewley, Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 24, 185, 210, 423, 425.

-, -, John, abbot of, 602.

-, -, abbot and convent of, 393.

-, St. Frideswide's, St. Frydiswide's, St. Fredeswide's, Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 24, 27, 422, 423.

-, -, -, See Dodeforde.

-, -, canons of, 17, 185, 286.

-, St. Aldate's, 353.

-, St. Martin's, 124, 353.

-, Durham [Trinity] College, 21, 600, 601.

-, St. Mary of Winchester College [New College], 171-173.

-, -, warden of, 86, 87.

-, -, -, See Malford.

-, -, warden and scholars of, 86, 87.

-, -, -, letters conservatory for. 291.

-, rents, etc. in, 363, 435.

-, riot at, 88, 174.

-, students at:—

secular clergy, 26, 88, 89, 174, 386 387.

Benedictine monks, 202, 599.

Augustinian canon, 324.

Augustinian friar, 159, 382, 383.

Friar Minor, 572.

Friar Preacher, 11.

-, Friars Preachers’ convent, Irish students in, 324.

-, university of, 11, 26.

-, -, chancellor of, 88.

-, Grandpont, “the great bridge towards Oxford,” 352.

-, Walter Bone of, 140.

-, -, Eleanor his wife, 140.

-, -, John Schawe of, 564.

-, -, Sarah his wife, 564.

-, See Headington.

Oxstrond. See Overstrand.

Oxton, Robert de, rector of Owston, 242.

Oystermouth, Oustermouth [co. Glamorgan], 539.

Ozleworth, Astelworth [co. Gloucester], 361.