H

Habart, Nicholas, bishop of Bayeux, 355.

Hachaddubaig. See Aghadowey.

Hackney, Hakenay [co. London], 502.

Haddesors, William. See Hadesors.

Haddessors, John. See Hadesors.

Haddington, Hadington, Hadyngeon, Hadyngton, Hadynton [co. Haddington], vicarage of (rectory in Cal. Lett. VII, p. 359), 199, 200, 203, 369, 370, 475, 551.

—, town of, 205.

Hadesors, Haddessors, John, of Dublin, donsel, 34.

—, —, —, Catherine his wife, 34.

—, Haddesors, William, archdeacon of Armagh, rector of Darver in the diocese of Armagh, 68.

—, —, canon of Dublin, rector of Darver, 112, 113.

—, —, bishop of Meath, 181, 343, 376, 521, 655, 654.

Hadington. See Haddington.

Hadirfeld, John. See Hudresfeld.

Hadyngeon, Hadyngton, Hadynton. See Haddington.

Haget, John, canon of Lincoln, 497.

Hainaut, Hainault [Belgium], countess of. See Jacqueline.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 489, 518, 533, 544, 545, 547, 560, 562, 563, 565, 585, 586, 599, 604, 605, 619, 622, 623, 638 (bis), 647, 650-652, 665-668, 670.

—, province of, capture of an English envoy in the, 268.

Hairt, Grana iny, 409.

Hakenay. See Hackney.

Haket, Halret, Nicholas, dean of Ossory and treasurer of Cashel, canon of Dublin and Lismore, 76, 77, 112, 113, 138, 605.

—, Walter, priest, to be received as a brother, afterwards prior, of the hospital of Holy Cross, Limerick, 75, 566.

Hal, Halle [near Brussels, Belgium], castle of, 268.

Haldyng, diocese of London, 394.

Haleazat, William, knight, 187.

—, —, his wife, 187.

Halen, Richard, of Norwich, priest, 129.

Haliburton, Haliberton, Elizabet de, 165.

—, Halyburton, John de, precentor and canon of Moray, 336.

—, Walter de, lord of Dirleton, 391.

Halle, Richard, of Tenby, layman, 635.

—, —, —, Ellen his first wife, 635.

—, —, —, Agnes his second wife, 635.

Halle. See Hal.

Haller, John, canon of Wells, rector of St. Nicholas's in the Shambles, London. See Hiller.

Halstede, Henry, a Benedictine monk, 36.

Haltemprice, Hautemprise [co. York, E.R.], Augustinian priory, John, prior of. See Worleby.

—, —, canon of, 53.

Haltofte, William, donsel, 128.

—, —, Joan his wife, 128.

Halyburton, John de. See Haliburton.

Halys, Robert, priest, 30.

Halywell. See Holywell.

Hambleden, Hamylden [co. Bucks], 526.

Hamelton, David, David de. See Hamylton.

Hamilton, David de. See Hamylton.

Hampreston [co. Dorset], 505.

Hampton, John, abbot of Shrewsbury, 183.

—, John, esquire, 242.

Hampton Bishop, Byschopyshamton [co. Hereford], 93, 302, 303, 631.

Hampton Court, Hamton [in the parish of Hope under Dinmore, co. Hereford], 394.

Hampton, Maisey, Hampton Meisy [co. Gloucester], 171.

Hamylden. See Hambleden.

Hamylton, Hamelton, Hamilton, David de, dean of Glasgow, afterwards of Aberdeen, canon of Brechin and Glasgow, rector of Cumnock and of Kirkinner, master of Ruthven hospital, chaplain of St. Thomas the Martyr's without Glasgow, a chamberlain of Eugenius IV, 412, 413, 533.

—, —, —, proctor at the Roman court, 472, 621.

—, David de, clerk, of the diocese of Whitehern, kinsman of king James II and of Archibald, duke of Touraine and earl of Douglas, 627.

—, Patrick de, clerk, 153.

—, Hamyltoun, William de, donsel, lord of Ferun Cuning, 183.

—, —, —, Ellen his wife, 183.

Handlay, William, priest, 35.

Hang, Thomas. See Ihong.

Hangleton, Hangelton [co. Sussex], 81, 133.

Hanle or Haule, William, clerk, 588.

Hanwell, Thomas, rector of Croome D'Abitot, 483.

Hanyngfeld, William, layman, 346.

Harberton, Hurberten, Hurberton [co. Devon], vicar of, 247.

—, indulgence for visits and alms to the parish church of, 442.

Hardewyk. See Hardwick.

Hardington Mandeville, Hardyngton [co. Somerset], 632.

Hardres, Upper, Magna Hardres alias Heyzhardes [co. Kent], 546.

Hardwick, Hardewyk, Hardwyk [co. Ely], 323, 553.

Hardy, William, esquire, 34, 35.

Hardyng, John, donsel, of the diocese of Lincoln, 131.

—, John, esquire, of the diocese of Lincoln, 131.

Hardyngton. See Hardington Mandeville.

Harewood, Harwode [co. York, W.R.], 351.

Harold, John, Friar Minor, 142.

Harowden, Richard, abbot of Westminster, 587.

Harriis, Harrii, Richard, clerk, notary, 146.

Harristown, Villa Hanrici [co. Kildare], a prebend in Kildare, 112.

Hartburn, Hartbourne [co. Northumberland], 506.

Harting, Herting [co. Sussex], 328.

Hartlebury, Hertylbery [co. Worcester], 539, 583.

Harvey, Emmota, of London. See Cradok.

Harwode. See Harewood.

Haryngton, William, knight, of the diocese of Exeter, 127, 128.

—, —, Margaret his wife, 127, 128.

—, William, knight, of the diocese of York, 516.

Haselbury Plucknett, Hasiwar [co. Somerset], a prebend in Wells. 642.

Haseley, alias Stevenes, Thomas, the elder, layman, 644.

—, —, Alice his wife, 644.

Hasiwar. See Haselbury Plucknett.

Hastinges, Hasting, Hastyng, Hastyngges, John, donsel, 502, 673.

—, —, Anne his wife, damsel, 502, 673.

—, Richard, knight, 362.

—, —, Elsabeth alias Elisabeth, Elizabeth his wife, 362.

Hastings, Hastyng, Hastynges [co. Sussex], parish church of St. Clement, 527.

—, college or free chapel royal of St. Mary, dean of. See Prestwyk.

—, —, canons of. See Galyon ; Graunt; Hosill'.

Hatheleyfeld. See Battlefield.

Hathersage [co. Derby]. See Padley.

Hathhsgrach. See Ahascragh.

Hatnary. See Athenry.

Haule or Hanle, William, clerk, 588.

Hautemprise. See Haltemprice.

Haveringmere, Haveringmore, Haveryngmere (marked in Speed's map at the place now called Chapel Hill in Little Thetford parish, near Ely), free chapel of, 631, 632, 659.

Hawic, Hawyck, Haroyck, Andrew de, rector of Kirkliston, 382.

—, Hawik, Hawyk, John, John de, canon of Glasgow, papal mandatary, 102.

—, —, rector of Kilmany in the diocese of St. Andrews, afterwards a canon of Glasgow, 836, 337.

—, —, precentor and canon of Glasgow, a papal chaplain, 370, 453, 608.

Hawick, Haroyk i.e. Hawyk, Hawik [co. Roxburgh] 334, 482, 510.

Hawlande, Ralph, citizen of London, 393.

—, —, —, Maud his wife, 393.

Hawyck, Haroyck, Andrew de. See Hawic.

Hawyk, John, John de. See Hawic.

—, See also Hawick.

Hay, John, rector of Hampreston, 505.

—, John, donsel, of the diocese of London, 572.

—, —, —, his wife, 572.

—, John, layman, dwelling in the city of London, 434.

—, —, —, Isabel his wife, 434.

— See also Hey.

Haybotell, John, nobleman, 42.

Haydok, Walter, canon and vicar choral of St. John's, Chester, 589.

Haye, John (rectius Henry). See Hey.

Hayn, John. See O'Heyne.

Hebbeden, Thomas, canon of St. John's, Chester, rector of Boldon, chancellor of Durham, 167.

Hebbenge ('Cubbing' in Lipscombe), William, rector of Ickford, 165.

Hebbod, Robert, dean of Cloyne, 367.

Hebiston, Patrick de. See Houston.

Hedingham, Sible, Hengham Sybyll alias Sybyll Hethyngham [co. Essex], 644, 645.

Heigham, John, rector of Rougham and of the free chapel of St. Mary, Maldon, 632.

Helborn, Agnes, 593.

Helcote, Elias, warden of Higham Ferrers College, 331.

Helcotes, John, layman, 492.

Helier, Richard, canon of Crediton, rector of Cardinham (?) and Morchard, 252.

Helperby, William, abbot of Byland, 363.

Hemig, Alexander. See Hering.

Hemingbrough, Hemyngburgh [co. York, E.R.], 601.

Hemingford Abbots, Hemyngford Abbatis [co. Hunt.], 205.

Hemyngburgh. See Hemingbrough.

Hemyngford Abbatis. See Hemingford Abbots.

Hende, William, canon of Salisbury, recitor of Kempsey, afterwards rector of Odstock and archdeacon of Worcester, 55, 662, 663.

Hendre, William, rector of St. Mewan, 326.

Hengham Sybyll alias Sybyll Hethyngham. See Hedingham.

Henley in Arden, Henlay in Ardern [co. Warwick], confraternity of Holy Trinity and St. John, 42.

Henrici, N., a writer of apostolic letters under Eugemius IV, 596 note.

Henrici alias Alanson, Cuthbert. See Alanson.

Henricus, papal register rubricated by. See Coqueti.

Henry I, foundation by, 349.

Henry IV, foundation by, 248.

—, Joan of Navarre, his relict. See Joan.

Henry V, alleged promise by, to give to Martin V liberty of conferring benefices, 217.

—, consent of, to an appropriation, 159.

—, dean of the chapel of. See Gilbert.

—, foundation of Syon monastery by, 617.

Henry VI, almoners of. See Labere; Snell.

—, chancellors of. See Kempe (John); Stafford.

—, chancery of, clerk in the. See Hille (William).

—, —, masters of. See Brokholes; Faukes; Frank; Prestwyk; Stopyndon.

—, chapel of, dean of. See Praty.

—, chaplains of. See Rolleston; Sever; Sturgeon.

—, consent of, to a foundation, 340.

—, —, to a papal provision, 311, 312.

—, —, to the visitation by papal authority of exempt religious houses, 253.

—, contribution by, to the papal tenth, 305, 311.

—, counsellor of. See Casaliveteri.

—, envoys from, to Eugenius IV. See Clement; Opizis.

—, envoys to, from Eugenius IV. See Opizis; Zabarella.

—, exchequer of, baron of the. See Fallan.

—, foundations by—
-, Eton College, 239-241, 246, 271.
-, King's College, Cambridge, 258, 259.
-, University of Caen, 252 note.

—, indults, etc., to, 240, 241, 249, 617, 618.

—, letters to, from Martin V, 109, 111, 114, 181, 182, 194.

—, —, from Eugenius IV, 213-219, 221-225, 230, 231, 235, 237, 258, 261 note, 264, 267, 272, 274, 358, 388, 389, 427, 428, 498, 499, 520, 521, 576, 612, 613, 626.

—, letters from, to Martin V, 213-215.

—, —, to Eugenius IV, 216, 222, 223 note, 224, 225, 232 note.

—, —, against the Council of Basel, 267.

—, licence by, for an appropriation, 349.

—, —, for a grant of advowson, 241-244.

—, members of the household of. See Rolleston; Sturgeon.

—, patronage of, 105.

—, persons in the service of. See Acton alias Beauchampe; Burton (Robert); Dixson.

—, petitions of, 248, 254, 271, 617.

—, possessions of in France, 64, 69, 269.

—, proctor of at the Roman Court. See Holes.

—, secretary of. See Bekynton.

— rectius Richard II (q. v.), 339.

— See also Margaret.

Hepburne, Adam de, donsel, 614.

—, —, Janet his wife, 614.

Herbard alias Sparwe, Alexander, rector of Bucknell etc. See Sparwe.

Herbert, Ralph, clerk, a vicar-general in the English part of the diocese of Evreux, 269.

Herbrond, Nicholas, priest, de facto vicar of Clonmel, 560.

Herdenston, Elizabeth, damsel, 518.

Hereford [co. Hereford], bishop of, papal mandatary, 194, 195, 523, 567.

—, Thomas, bishop of. See Spofford.

—, treasurer of. See Roderham.

—, canons of. See Dixson; Honne; Lochard; Morden alias Sottewell.

—, cathedral church, subdeacon of, 33.

Herford, Thomas, citizen of London, 186.

—, —, —, his wife, 186.

Hering, Hemig, Alexander, priest, de facto vicar of Duddingston, 618, 665.

Heriote, Robert, canon of Glasgow, 622, 623.

Herisoiburi. See Heytesbury.

Hermondesworth, John de, abbot of Chertsey, 51, 309.

Herole. See Errol.

Hérouville [dép. Calvados, arr. Caen], parish church of Saint-Clair, 648.

Herreys, John, lord of Lamerton, 573

—, —, —, Joan his wife, 573.

Herry, Thomas, clerk, notary public, 386.

Hertelay, Thomas de, cellarer of the Cluniac priory of Longueville Giffard, afterwards abbot of the Benedictine abbey of Lonlay, 246.

Herthyll. See Hethel.

Herting. See Harting.

Hertland, William, rector of St. Swithun's, Worcester, vicar of St. Clement's, Terrington, 535.

Hertylbery. See Hartlebury.

Hervy, Heruy, Henry, a de facto canon of Moray, 336.

—, Reginald, serf, 80.

—, Richard, archdeacon of Carlisle, 657.

Hesill', Gerald, canon of Auckland, Hastings and St. Stephen's, Westminster, rector of North Thoresby, 643.

Heslihop, John, priest, 630.

—, Heslyhop, Heslyhope, William de, rector and vicar of Cortachy, 162.

Heslyngton, Margaret, a Cistercian nun, 135.

Heth, Richard, canon of Lincoln, 497.

Hethel, Herthyll, Hethyll [co. Norfolk], 532.

Heton, Thomas, rector of Manchester, 673.

Heverlondi, John, prior of Norwich, 392.

Heversham, Eversham [co. Westmoreland], 522.

Hewster, Robert, of Chester, layman, 362.

—, —, Ellen his wife, 362.

Hewston, Patrick de. See Houston.

Hexham, Hextildesham [co. Northumberland], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 533.

—, —, John, prior of. See Brawby.

Hey, Haye, Henry, rector of St. Peter's, Chester, 42, 385.

— See also Hay.

Heyee. See Eye.

Heyre, Robert, donsel, lord of the manor of Padley, 434.

Heytesbury, Herisciburi, Heytosbirey [co. Wilts], collegiate church, canons of. See Chioheley (Thomas); Faukes.

Heyworth, John, archdeacon of Coventry, canon of Lincoln, 656.

—, —, vicar of St. Michael's, Coventry, 523.

—, William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 523, 589.

Hickman, Hiikman, Philip, clerk, of the diocese of Dublin, notary, 146.

—, —, rector of St. Mary's de Dainmys, Dublin (q.v.), 409.

Higham Ferrars, Hiegham Ferrars [co. Northants], archbishop Chicheley's foundation of the college of St. Mary and SS. Thomas the Martyr and Edward the Confessor, 330, 331.

—, parish church of, 331.

Highworth. See Gedworth.

Hiikman, Philip. See Hickman.

Hikeford, Thomas, lord of Emscote, 393.

—, —, —, Margaret his wife, 393.

Hill, Hille, John, clerk, notary, 33.

—, Nicholas, dean and archdeacon of Dublin, vicar of Balrothery, 42, 62, 63.

—, Hil, Walter, canon of Dublin, vicar of Lusk, 112, 113, 343, 376, 377.

—, William, rector of Whittington, a clerk in the royal chancery, 656.

—, William, an Augustinian canon, 361.

Hiller, Haller, John, canon of Wells, rector of St. Nicholas's in the Shambles, London, 189, 327.

Hillingdon, Hillyngden [co. Middlesex], manor of the bishop of Worcester, 439.

Hintindon. See Huntingdon.

Hirdmanston, Thomas de, vicar of Ednam, 556.

Hodnet, Hodenette [co. Salop], 673.

Hody, John, chancellor of Wells, 527.

Hog, Patrick, a priest, 205.

—, —, John his father, a layman, 205.

Hogge, John, rector of Watton at Stone, 188.

Hokemortemere. See Hook.

Hokenal, Hokenall, Thomas, vicar of Long Bennington, 148, 195.

Holand, John II, earl of Huntingdon, count (earl) of Ivry, admiral of England, Ireland and Aquitaine, 262.

—, —, —, Beatrice his wife, 262.

—, Margaret, widow of Thomas of Lancaster, duke of Clarence, 63, 64, 70, 149, 150, 170, 174.

—, Richard, donsel, 184.

—, —, Margaret his wife, 184.

—, See also Holland; Holond.

Holar [Iceland], John, bishop of, afterwards bishop of Skalholt, 499.

—, John, bishop elect of. See Bloxwych.

—, clergy and people of the city and diocese of, 499.

Holbeton [co. Devon], 311.

Holden. See Howden.

Holdy, Nicholas, vicar of Swavesey, 361.

Holes, Holles, Andrew, archdeacon of Anglesey, canon of St. Asaph, Lichfield, Southwell and York, rector of Davenham, afterwards of St. Dunstan's, London, a papal chamberlain, 92, 459, 460, 483, 526, 527, 570, 571.

—, —, proctor of Henry VI at the Roman court a papal subdeacon, 263, 264, 296.

Holewale. See Holwell.

Holgate, John, lord of Bradfield St. Clare and Bradfield Combust, 435.

Holland, countess of. See Jacqueline.

— See also Holand; Holond.

Holies, Andrew. See Holes.

Holme, John, a Benedictine monk, 186.

Holme [co. Norfolk], Benedictine abbey, monk of, 181.

Holme Cultram, Holmecoltrayne [co. Cumberland], Cistercian abbey, church of, 21.

—, —, —, chapel of St. Mary near, 21.

Holme upon Spalding Moor, Holme [co. York, E.R.], Robert Constabill of, 38.

—, —, Agnes his wife, 38.

Holmecoltrayne. See Holme Cultram.

Holond, Eleanor, damsel, 175.

— See also Holand; Holland.

Holwell, Holewale [co. Dorset], 173.

Holycross, Sancta Crux [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 605.

Holyhead, Castrum Cubii [Anglesey], collegiate church, canon of. See Appulby.

Holynden, Robert, layman, 546.

Holyrood. See Edinburgh.

Holywell, Halywell [co. Hunt.], 82.

Holywood, Sacrum nemus [co. Dumfries], Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 121, 161, 493, 620, 630.

—, —, Thomas, abbot of. See Adunyl.

Home. See Hwme.

Homill, John. See Hommill.

Homline, Andrew, vicar of Stobo, 104.

Hommill, Homill, John, priest, to have collation of the vicarage of Duddingston, 618, 665.

Hondon, Thomas, vicar of Chard, 36.

Hongerford. See Hungerford.

Honiton, Honyton [co. Devon], parish church of St. Michael, 332.

—, chapel of All Saints, 332.

Honne, John, canon of Hereford and St. Asaph, rector of West Felton, warden of the chapel of Shrawardine, 656.

Hononis, John, rector of Kirkden alias Idvies, 549.

Honorius I, spurious letters of, 484, 485.

Honorius III, letters of, 349, 350.

Hont or Hunt, Thomas, donsel, 28.

—, —, Juliana his wife, 28.

Hontyngdon. See Huntingdon.

Honyton. See Honiton.

Hook, Hokemortemere [in Titchfield parish, co. Southants], 675.

Hope under Dinmore. See Hampton Court.

Hoper, William, rector of St. Michael's at the south gate of Oxford and of the third portion of Waddesdon, 387.

Hopton, John, lord of Swillington, 570.

—, —, —, Margaret his wife, 570.

Hopwode, James, layman, 545.

—, —, Joan his wife, 545.

Horbling. See Bridgend.

Hore, Gilbert, donsel, 188.

—, —, Margaret his wife, 188.

—, Richard, precentor of Abergwilly, canon of Crantock and of Llanddewi Brefi, rector of Laugharne, 327.

—, —, canon of Wells, 312.

Hornclyf, John, layman, 39.

Hornsea in Holderness, Hornese in Holdernes [co. York, E.R.], vicarage of, 581.

Hornsey. See Brownswood.

Horringdon, East, Esthermyngdon [co. Somerset], chapel of St. Leonard, 55.

Horsemonden, Horsmonden [cos. Sussex and Kent], 17.

Horsham, Horshamm [co. Sussex], chapel called chantry of Holy Trinity in the parish church of, 673.

Horsmonden. See Horsemonden.

Horton [co. Gloucester], a prebend in Salisbury, 481, 528.

Hotoft, Hotost, John, donsel, 42.

—, —, Ideyn his wife, 42.

Hoton, John, priest, 359.

—, Peter, rector of Belgrave, 161.

—, Robert, donsel, 363.

—, —, Joan his wife, 363.

Houghton, Howgton [co. Southants], parish church of St. Mary (now All Saints), 529.

Hougthon, diocese of Lincoln, 24, 160.

Hownam, Hownim [co. Roxburgh], 669, 670.

Houston, Hebiston, Hewston, Howyston, Patrick, Patrick de, canon of Glasgow, 102, 382, 536.

—, —, —, vicar of Linlithgow in the diocese of St. Andrews, 399.

Howard, John, priest, 135.

Howden, Holden [co. York, E.R.], collegiate church, canon of. See Castel.

Howel ap David, rector of Llangeinwen, 444.

Howel ap Guillim, layman, 599.

Howgton. See Houghton.

Howyston, Patrick de. See Houston.

Huaran. See Oran.

Hubanto, 332 et passim.

Hubayn, alias de Burgo. See Ohuban alias de Burgo.

Hudresfeld, Hadirfeld, John, John de, prior of St. Oswald's, Nostel, 171, 573.

Hugelyn, John, acolyte, 18.

Hugen, John, clerk, proctor at the Roman court, 653.

Hugh Clon' ap Jevan (Ieuan) ap Mewent, priest, 569.

Hugo, papal registers rubricated by. See Erfordia.

Huig. See Uig.

Hull, Thomas, priest, 185.

Humbald, Robert, rector of North Tidworth, 595.

Humbleton, Hummylton [co. York, E.R.], 388.

Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 64, 65, 189, 213, 214, 221 note, 225, 231, 266, 360, 362, 363, 503 (bis).

—, —, Jacqueline of Bavaria his first wife, 503.

—, —, Eleanor [Cobham], his second wife, 189, 360, 362, 363.

—, —, person in the service of, 285.

Hungary, king of. See Sigismund.

Hungerford, Hongerford [co. Berks and Wilts], 588.

Hunnyng', Riohard, 184.

—, —, Agnes his wife, 184.

Hunt or Hont, Thomas, donsel, 28.

—, —, Joan his wife, 28.

Huntar, John, vicar of Forgan, 95.

Huntgate, Richard, nobleman, 42.

Huntingdon, Hintindon, Hontlyngdon [co. Hunt.], John, earl of. See Holand.

—, Augustinian priory, church of, 18.

—, —, —, chapel of St. Mary Alba near, 18.

— See also Huntyngdon.

Huntley. See Kinnore.

Huntyngdon, William, rector of St. James's, Garlickhithe, London, 212.

Hurberton, Hurberten. See Harberton.

Hurlegh, John, rector of Bourton on the Hill, 91, 93, 116.

Husthwaite, Hwstthwayt [co. York, N.R.], a prebend in York, 163.

Huswyfe, Roger, layman, a secular judge, 88.

Huyus, John, clerk, notary, 146.

Hwme. Patrick de, archdeacon of Teviotdale, 306-308.

Hwngyr, John, vicar of Bennyggom in the diocese of Norwich, 121.

Hwstthwayt. See Husthwaite.

Hy insula. See Iona.

Hyckys, Ralph, rector of Calstock and of Phillack, 500, 501, 522-524, 574.

Hyde, abbey of. See Winchester.

Hyne, John, priest, 30.

Hyngham, Thomas, citizen of Norwich, 129.

—, —, Emma his wife, 129.

Hyorcolle. See Knockanure.

I

Ialmpton. See Yealmpton.

Iatele, Thomas, a Benedictine monk, 363.

Iaxham. See Yaxham.

Iceallaid, Magonius and Thady his son. See O'Kelly.

Ickford, Ikford [cos. Bucks and Oxon], 165.

Ideaygh, Donatus. See Odeaygh.

Iden, Yden [co. Sussex], 325.

Idil, Walter de, canon of Aberdeen and Caithness, rector of Logic Buchan, vicar of Cupar and of Inverurie, 646.

Idur, David de, archdeacon of Brechin, 45.

Idvies alias Kirkden, Idvy [co. Forfar], 549, 550.

Ieuan ap Mewent, Hugh Clon' ap. See Hugh.

Ieuan ap Oweyn ap Llewelyn ap Ion (? Ieuan), donsel, 40.

Ieuan ap Ryse, Maurice ap. See Maurice.

Ihong, Hang, Thomas, vicar of Haddington, 199, 203.

— See also Yonge; Young.

Iiombarg, John, bishop of Kilmacduagh, 204.

Ikford. See Ickford.

Ilagio, St. George's de. See Illasi.

Ilfracombe, Ilfer de Combe [co. Devon], 247.

Illasi, de Ilagio [near Verona, Italy], St. George's, 253.

Imachuna, Fynnguola, daughter of Dermit. See Omachuna.

Imola, G. de, 278.

Imulabayll, Malachy. See Omulabayll.

Imun, Syvav (? rectius Syban), 529.

Inchaffnay, Insula missarum [in Madderty parish, co. Perth], Augustinian abbey, Robert abbot of, 181.

—, —, William, abbot of. See Crannach.

—, —, canon of, 132.

—, —, convent etc. of, papal letters to, 181.

Inchcleraun, Inis Clochran [an island in Lough Ree, in Cashel parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, mandate to admit as a canon of, 21.

Inchcolm, St. Columba's, Insula Sancti Columbe [in the Firth of Forth], Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 148, 399, 400, 458, 552, 622, 623, 670.

—, —, Walter, abbot of, administrator of Holyrood, 551, 671.

Inchemartin, Inchemartyn, John de, canon of Moray, afterwards archdeacon of Ross, 204, 333.

Inchinnan, Inchenane [co. Renfrew], 504.

Inchkenneth, St. Kenithus's [in Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon parishes, co. Argyll], 25.

Inchmacnerin, Insula Macneri [an island in Lough Key, now known as Church Island in the parish of Boyle, co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 50, 51, 57, 63, 152, 156, 157, 193, 377.

—, —, John, prior of. See Obeanachayn.

—, —, Maurice, prior of, 350.

—, —, canon of, 542.

Inchmagrannoch, Inchmaranach [in Little Dunkeld parish, co. Perth], a prebend in Dunkeld, 97, 113.

Inchmahome, Insula Sancti Colmaci, Sancti Colmoci de Insula [in Port of Monteith parish, co. Perth], Augustinian priory, Patrick, prior of. See Cadros; Port.

—, —, prior Patrick (de Cadros or de Port), and convent of, patronage of, 203.

—, —, canon of, 143.

—, —, convent of, election by, 143.

Inchmaranach. See Inchmagrannoch.

Inchmore, Insula Magna [in Abbeylara parish, co. Longford], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 355.

Ingerami, Robert, canon of Ross, sometime vicar of Inverness, 154, 339.

Inglis, Patrick, rector of Aldcathie, 376.

Ingoldesby, Richard, canon of Lincoln, 497.

Inis Clochran. See Inchcleraun.

Inis Mor. See Church Island.

Inisfathlyn. See Innisfallen.

Inish Maine, Inyismeoyn alias Portmayn [in Ballinchalla parish, co. Mayo], 416.

Inishglora alias Cross, Inysgluayr alias Cros [in Kilmore parish, co. Mayo], Augustinian priory. See Cross.

Inishkeel, Insula Cayl [co. Donegal], 47.

Inishkeen, Iniskaeynlachaherny [parish of Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh], 470, 471.

Inishlounaght, de Surio [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, abbot of, papal mandatary, 105, 108, 335, 367.

—, —, Richard, abbot of, 367.

Inishmacsaint, Ynismagisanith, Ynysmagisanith [co. Fermanagh], 48, 67.

Inishmurray, Inismuireadaidh, Insula Murcagaid, Insula Muregaid, Insula Murcgayd [in Ahamlish parish, co. Sligo], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 6, 7, 20, 192, 353, 354.

Inishnosail alias Drummaid, alias Drummad. See Dromod.

Iniskaeynlachaherny. See Inishkeen.

Inismuireadaidh. See Inishmurray.

Innerleithen, Innerlethane [cos. Perth and Selkirk], 421, 444, 445.

Innerleythun (rectius Inverkeythny). See Inverkeithny.

Innes, James, dean of Ross, prebendary, afterwards treasurer, of Moray, 314.

—, —, canon of Moray, papal mandatary, 497.

—, John, clerk, of the diocese of Moray, de facto dean of Ross in Scotland, 665, 666.

—, —, canon of Moray, 474.

Inniscattery, Inuskathark, Inyscathayg, Inyskathych [i.e. Scattery Island, in Kilrush parish, co. Clare], a prebend in Killaloe, 401, 425, 426, 454.

— See also Scattery Island.

Inniscronane, Inyscronan, Inyscronayn [co. Clare], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 1, 6, 73, 74, 425, 426, 450.

Innisdasliuogh. See Caher.

Innisfallen, Inisfathlyn, Innisfathlyn, Inysfathlyn, Ynystathlyn [in Aghadoe parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 106, 119, 405, 416, 454.

Innocencia, priory de. See Athlone.

Insula, Malcolm de, rector of Kilcolmkill in Kintyre, alias Southend, 375.

Insula, S. Fynanus de. See Eilean Fhianain.

Insula Cayl. See Inishkeel.

Insula Macneri. See Inchmacnerin.

Insula Magna. See Inchmore.

Insula missarum. See Inchaffray.

Insula Mureagaid, Insula Muregaid, Insula Muregayd, priory of. See Inishmurray.

Insula Omnium Sanctorum. See Saints Island.

Insula Sancti Colmaci, priory of. See Inchmahome.

Insula Sancti Columbe, abbey of. See Inchcolm.

Insula Sancte Marie, priory of. See St. Mary's Isle.

Insula Sancte Trinitatis de Lochuacthayr, Lochuochdair. See Lough Oughter.

Insula Sanctorum. See Saints Island.

Insula vivencium, Insula viventium, priory of. See Monaincha.

Insulaby (rectius Insula Hy). See Iona.

Insulis, Angus de, bishop of Sodor, to have the parish church of Kilchoman in Islay in commendam, 24, 25, 664.

Inuskathark. See Inniscattery.

Inverhore. See Inverurie.

Inverkeillor, Inverkelore [co. Forfar], 407.

Inverkeithny, Inverkethny, Innerleythun (rectius Inverkeythny) [co. Banff], a prebend in Moray, 155, 549.

— See also Inverkethyng.

Inverkelore. See Inverkeillor.

Inverkethny. See Inverkeithny.

Inverkethyng, Invyrkething, Invyrkethingh, John de, an Augustinian canon of Holyrood, abbot elect of Scone, 270, 427, 433.

Inverlownam, Inverlownan. See Lunan.

Inverness, Invernes, Invernis, Invernys [co. Inverness], parish church of, pension from the tithes of, 339.

—, —, vicarage of, 154.

—, chapel of St. Mary, 154.

—, Friars Preachers' house at, indulgence for the church of, 601.

—, See also Invernys.

Invernochty [the old name for Stnathdon, co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Aberdeen, 628.

Invernys, John de, rector of Aberbreathy and chaplain of St. Mary's, Inverness, afterwards chaplain of St. Mary's, Inverness, and vicar of Inverness, 154.

Invernys. See Inverness.

Inverurie, Inverhore [co. Aberdeen], 646.

Invyrkething, Invyrkethingh, John de. See Inverkethyng.

Inyismeoyn alias Portmayn. See Inish Maine.

Inyscathayg. See Inniscattery.

Inyschathayg. See Scattery Island.

Inysoronan, Inyscronayn. See Inniscronane.

Inysfathlyn. See Innisfallen.

Inysgad, Ynysgad, Ynysgath. See Canon Island.

Inysgluayr alias Cros. See Cross alias Inishglora.

Inyskathaig, Inyskathy. See Scattery Island.

Iona, Hy, Hy insula, Insulaby (rectius Insula Hy), Y [parishes of Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon, co. Argyll], Benedictine abbey of St. Columba, abbot of, papal mandatary, 24, 25, 469 (bis), 473, 664.

—, —, monk of, 40.

—, —, indulgence for the church of. 24.

Ipswich [co. Suffolk], Augustinian priotry of St. Peter, prior of, papal mandatary, 86.

Ireton, Ralph de, bishop of Carlisle, 352.

Irland, John, knight, 361.

—, —, John his son, donsel, 361.

—, —, —, Ellen his wife, 361.

Isabel, duchess of Burgundy, 268.

Isle of Wight, oratory of Holy Trinity, 168.

Isles, Alexander, lord of the. See MacDonald.

Isleworth. See Syon.

Iubayn, Thomas, alias de Burgo. See Ohuban.

Ivechurch. See Ivychurch.

Ivry [Eure, France], John, count (earl) of. See Holand.

Ivychurch, Ivechurch [co. Kent], 88, 657.

Iwerne Minster, Ywern [co. Dorset], a prebend in Shaftesbury abbey church, 96, 659.

Ixon, Nicholas de. See Dixson.

Ixworth, Master John, archdeacon of Worcester, papal referendary, 79, 80.

—, John, prior, afterwards monk, of Thetford, 144.

—, John, the younger, rector of Cockfield in the diocese of Norwich, 385.

Ixworth [co. Suffolk], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 32.

J

Jacobi, Johannes, papal registers rubricated by, under Martin V, 43 note, 198 note.

— See also Johannes.

Jacqueline, duchess in Bavaria, duchess of Brabant, lady of Friesland, countess of Hainault, Holland, Zeeland and Ponthieu, duchess of Gloucester, 131, 503.

Jakin, John [rectius Thomas], clerk, 339.

James I, king of Soots, 382.

—, —, chaplain of. See Narne.

—, —, collation of a benefice by, 663.

—, —, council of, 286.

—, —, counsellor of. See Crech.

—, —, envoys and nuncios to, from Eugenius IV. See Eugenius IV.

—, —, envoys from, to Eugenius IV. See Arbroath; Cameron.

—, —, envoys from, to Martin V. See Crannach; Lauder.

—, —, indults for, 190, 280.

—, —, Joan his wife, 186, 190, 280.

—, —, —, letter from Eugenius IV to, 230.

—, —, keeper of the privy seal of. See Foulis.

—, —, kinsmen of. See Bruys; Kennedy (Hugh); Scrymegeour (Robert) ; Stewart (James and Robert).

—, —, letters to, from Martin V, 32, 110.

—, —, —, from Eugenius IV, 221 note, 229, 230, 261, 334, 356, 427, 613.

—, —, members of the household of. See Lauder (Thomas); Narne.

—, —, murder of, 230, 237 note.

—, —, nephew of. See Kennedy (James).

—, —, petitions of, 143, 144, 404, 408, 438, 634, 663, 671.

—, —, presentation to a benefice by, 663.

—, —, proctor of at the Roman court. See Lauder (Edward de); Turnbul.

—, —, secretary of. See Lauder (Thomas).

—, —, son of. See Stewart (Walter).

James II, king of Scots, kinsmen of. See Hamylton (David de); Montegomere.

—, —, letters from, to Eugenius IV, 269.

—, —, letters to, from Eugenius IV, 265, 269, 270, 654.

—, petitions of, 269.

James II, de Bourbon, comte de la Marche, husband of Joan II, queen of Naples, afterwards a Friar Minor, 148 note, 513 note.

Jamys, William, priest, 29.

Janyns, Margery, of Norton St. Philip, 546, 547.

Jarson, John. See Gerson.

Jedburgh, Jeduorth, Jedworth [co. Roxburgh], Augustinian canons' abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 665.

—, —, canon of, 669.

—, publication of papal letters on the gates of, 334.

Jehoy, Thomas. See Joy.

Jerusalem, pilgrims to, 278, 593.

— See also Holy Land in Index of Subjects.

Jesmond, Jesmonde [co. Northumberland], chapel of St. Mary, 22.

Jeune, John le, bishop of Amiens, afterwards of Térouane, a papal referendary, regent of the papal chancery, afterwards cardinal priest of St. Praxed's, 227 note, 228, 235-237, 486 note, 584 note, 659 note, 662 note, 664 note, 669 note.

—, —, —, envoy of the duke of Burgundy to Eugenius IV, 220.

—, —, 'Morinen,' 252 et passim. See Morinen.

—, — See also Johannes.

Jevan. See Ieuan.

Jevecok, Richard, layman, 360.

—, —, Elizabeth his wife, 360.

Joan of Navarre, [dowager] queen of England, indults to, 361, 514.

—, —, confessor and member of the household of. See Man (William).

Joan, queen of Scots, indults for, 186, 190, 280.

—, —, letter from Eugenius IV to, 230.

Joan II, queen of Naples, 148 note.

—, —, James III de Bourbon, comte de la Marche, her husband, 148 note.

Johannes, papal registers rubricated by, under Eugenius IV, 391 note, 480 note. See also Jacobi; Roberti.

Johannes [le Jeune (q.v.)], vice-chancellor of Eugenius IV, 595 note.

Johannis, John, rector or Kilmaluag in Trotternish, 14.

—, Malcolm, canon of Dunblane, papal mandatary, 100, 101.

—, —, canon and official of Dunblane, 437.

—, —, vicar of Kippen, afterwards canon of Dunblane and prebendary of Kippen therein, 438.

Johi. See Joy.

John XXIII, pope, afterwards cardinal bishop of Tusculum, 170 note.

—, —, dispensations by, 17, 54, 68, 93, 151, 340, 343, 466, 467, 594, 631, 662.

—, —, mandates by, 72, 353, 464.

—, —, provisions by, 464, 473, 525.

—, —, reservations by, 473.

John, king of Castile and Leon, 216.

John, duke of Bavaria, 582.

—, duke of Bedford, appointment as notaries public of nominees of, 334.

—, —, indult for, 38, 39.

—, —, reservation of benefices for members of the household of, 69.

—, —, Anne of Burgundy his wife, 37-39, 64.

—, duke of Brabant, 503.

—, —, Jacqueline (q.v.) his wife, 131, 503.

—, duke of Brittany, envoy of Eugenius IV to, 294 note.

— Palæologus II, emperor of the Greeks, 265.

John ap Gruffin. See Gruffini.

John ap Jevan (Ieuan) ap David, rector of Corwen, 359, 360.

John ap Jevan (Ieuan) Gwyn, rector of Llanfihangel Cilfargen, 162.

John ap Rys, rector of Whitchurch, afterwards of Bridell, 166, 185.

John ap Watkin, layman, 599.

John Lewis, priest, notary public, 430.

Jonn or Jouu, John. See Jouu.

Josas [Seine-et-Loire, France], archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 650.

Josep, Thomas, layman, 210.

Jouu ('You' in Blomefield), or Jonn, John, rector of Roydon All Saints, 135.

Joy, Johi, Granina, 89.

—, Maurice, vicar of Shrule, 620.

—, Jeoy, Thomas, abbot of Abington, 653.

—, Thomas, Thomas de, canon of Tuam, vicar of Kilcummin, to have collation of the archdeaconry of Tuam, 653.

—, —, canon of Tuam, papal mandatary, 511.

—, Johi, William, layman, 89.

Judy, Robert, layman, 614.

—, —, Joan his wife, 614.

Justinus, letter taxed by, 258.

Juvenis, John. See Jeune.

K

Ka, Finlay de, vicar of Kirkbean, 9.

Kaemanach (Cavanagh), Gerald, 78.

Kaerlemychael. See Kirkmichael.

Kalkachday (rectius Killachday). See Killaghtee.

Kanyth, John, rector of Fearn, 210.

Karkebi, 642.

Karlele, Thomas, a Cistercian monk, 390.

Karltonkyme. See Carlton cum Dalby.

Karr, Thomas, citizen of York, 573.

—, —, —, Isabel his wife, 573.

Kayrberislayn alias Domusdasliuogh (rectius de Inn[i]sdasliuogh). See Caher.

Kays, Thomas, 165.

—, —, Joan his wife, 165.

Keadew, Kedy [now a townland in Cavan and Urney parishes, co. Cavan], 605.

Keikmychil. See Kirkmichael.

Kelby, John, priest, 30.

Kelkow. See Kelso.

Kellow, Richard, bishop of Durham, 340.

Kells, Kenlys [co. Meath], Adam, archdeacon of. See Naas.

—, John, archdeacon of. See Stanyhurst.

—, Thomas, archdeacon of. See Barby; Rossell.

—, Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, 157

—, canon of, 157.

—, —, priory dependent on, See Drumlane.

—, de Desertoconnerie [in Connor parish, co. Antrim], Augustinian abbey of St. John Baptist, Oddo, abbot of, 104.

Kelly, John, dean of Crantock, 251.

— See also O'Kelly.

Kellyde. See Killeedy.

Kelshall, Kelsehill [co. Herts], 637.

Kelso, Celso, Kelkow, Kelsow [co. Roxburgh], Benedictine abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 288, 333, 334, 524, 543.

—, —, William, abbot of, 618, 665.

—, —, abbot and convent of, mandate to collate a benefice in the patronage of, 618, 665.

Kelwenni. See Kilwinning.

Kemesey. See Kempsey.

Kemmis, John, vicar of Blockley, 194.

Kempe, Kemp, Henry, vicar of Brigstock, 30, 32.

—, John, archbishop of York, cardinal priest of St. Balbina's, chancellor of England, 69, 70, 235, 236, 244, 245, 254, 259, 275, 502, 529, 531, 538, 551.

—, —, —, Thomas his nephew, canon of Lincoln, 502.

—, —, —, chaplain of. See Tone.

—, —, —, person in the service of. See Felter.

Kempsey, Kemesey, Kemsei [co. Worcester], 55, 506, 662.

Kendal, Kendale, John, of York, priest, 128, 130, 133, 136.

Kendeloch, John de, chaplain in Aberdeen parish church, vicar of Drumoak, afterwards of Kinearny, 554, 555, 562, 563.

Kene, Edmund, rector of Clovelly, 36.

Kenedy, Hugh. See Kennedy.

Kenegy, Thomas. See Benegy.

Kenlys. See Kells.

Kennedy, Kenedy, Hugh, a kinsman of James I, king of Scots, a Friar Preacher, afterwards a mercenary in the service of Charles VII, king of France, afterwards a canon regular, to have provision of the provostship of the chapel royal of St. Mary at St. Andrews and of a canonry and prebend of Aberdeen, 553, 554, 633, 634, 663, 664, 670, 671.

—, Kennedi, James, canon of Dunkeld, bishop of St. Andrews, sometime bishop of Dunkeld, nephew of James I, commendatary of the abbey of Scone, 238, 239, 269, 270, 271, 295, 303, 306, 307, 315 note, 460, 631, 653, 654.

Kennoway, Kymnachi [co. Fife], 369.

Kent, Thomas, clerk, 242.

—, William, rector of Poynton, 186.

—, William, an Augustinian canon of Merton, 640.

Kenzheson, Duncan, canon of Moray, 204.

Ker, Stephen, vicar of Dalry, 575, 576.

Kerimor. See Kirriemuir.

Kernys, John de, 34.

—, —, Helizabet his wife, 34.

— See also Carnis.

Kens, John, John de, an Augustinian canon of Holyrood, 294, 551, 671, 672.

Kerymor. See Kirriemuir.

Keth, Andrew de, donsel, 541.

— See also Keythe.

Keynsham, Reynsham [co. Somerset], Augustinian abbey of St. Mary, abbot and convent of, 494.

Keythe, William de, knight, 593.

— See also Keth.

Khyllyn Bonnayne. See Moorgagah.

Kichtymgayn. See Rathangan.

Kilamarcha. See Killaraght.

Kilarrow, St. Molruba in Yle [Islay, co. Argyll], church of, 664.

Kilbarchan, Kilbarchane, Kylbarchane, Killarchane [co. Renfrew], 579, 605, 610, 611, 667.

Kilbeagh, Kilbeach [co. Mayo], 445, 446.

Kilbeggan, de Flumine dei [co. Westmeath], Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, Gilbert, abbot of. See Macmulchallan.

—, —, Kenanus, abbot of. See O'Farrell.

—, —, Maurice, abbot of. See Oscray.

—, —, monks of, 194.

— See also Benedictio Dei.

Kilbelfad, Kylbelada [co. Mayo], 597.

Kilberry. See St. Ferchanus.

Kilbixy. See Tristernagh.

Kilblane, S. Blaanus [parish of Southend, co. Argyll], 473.

Kilbride, Killbridi [co. Roscommon], a prebend in Elphin, 511.

— [co. Wicklow]. See Shankill.

Kilcalmonell, S. Culmanelius, S. Colmanelius in Cnapdal [co. Argyll], 468, 470, 597, 625.

Kilcatherine. See Kilnamanagh.

Kilcavan, Kilkewan [co. Wexford] rectory of, 660.

Kilchattan in Ghiga, St. Cathanus's in Ghiga [in the parishes of Ghiga and Cara, co. Argyll], 23, 607.

Kilchoman in Islay, St. Comanus, St Comanus in Ile, St. Comanus in Yle [co. Argyll], rectory of, 24, 25.

—, vicarage of, 23, 597, 607.

Kilchousland, St. Constantine alias Cyllenfultan [in Campbeltown parish, co. Argyll], a prebend in Argyll, 468.

Kilcolmkill in Kintyre, alias Southend, St. Columba's in Kyntire, S. Columba super Mulam [co. Argyll], rectory of the parish church of, 375.

—, a canonry and prebend in the church of, 607.

Kilcooley, de Arvicampo [co. Tipperary], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 451.

Kilcorbry. See Croghan.

Kilcorkey, Killarrchayd, Killorrchaid, Killcrrchayd, Killirrchayd [co. Roscommon], 507.

— See also Killaster.

Kilcredan, Kylcadan, Kylcridan [co. Cork], a prebend in Cloyne, 451.

Kilcummin, Killchainam [co. Galway], vicarage of, 653.

— See also Gnomore.

— [co. Mayo]. See Lyllenmyn.

Kildare [co. Kildare], Gerald, earl of. See FitzGerald.

—, bishop of, papal mandatary, 57, 109, 169, 442, 443.

—, —, reservations etc. of benefices in the patronage of, 192, 209.

—, John, bishop of. See Madock.

—, William, bishop of. See Edwardi.

—, dean of, papal mandatary, 122.

—, dean and chapter of, reservations etc. of benefices in the patronage of, 192, 209.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 122.

—, Patrick, archdeacon of. See FitzGerard.

—, William, archdeacon of. See Edwardi; Erstekin.

—, canons of. See Awsteyn; Edwardi; Maclochlaind; Oconcobair (Cathair); Ocrumibayl; Oduynd; Ohywelayn; Wyt.

—, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 358.

—, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 201.

Kildress, Cillgressa [co. Tyrone], parish church of St. Patrick, 192.

Kilfarboy, Kyllnafearbagy [co. Clare], 415.

Kilfearagh, Kylsiorach [co. Clare], 3.

Kilfenora [co. Clare], bishop of, papal mandatary, 11, 108, 488, 504, 505, 674.

—, Denis, bishop of. See Ochondbaig.

—, Florence, bishop of. See O'Loghman alias O'Loughlin.

—, Donatus, dean of. See Macmachuna.

—, Fergallus, dean of. See Oconry.

—, Nicholas, dean of. See Macgyllaeschta.

—, Thomas, dean of. See Ochondbaig.

—, Denis, archdeacon of. See Ochondbaig.

—, John, archdeacon of. See Maclanchaga ; McKellay.

—, official of, papal mandatary, 201.

—, canons of. See Ocuind; Odallain; O'Loghnan alias O'Loughlin.

—, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 521.

—, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 549.

—, Nicholas, a portionary of. See Macgyllaeschta.

Kilfergus, Kylferisa [co. Limerick], 563.

Kilfian, Bredah alias Kylhigayn [co. Mayo], 597.

Kilfinaghta, Kylfynatayn [co. Clare], 457.

Kilfinichen [co. Argyll]. See Inchkenneth; Iona.

Kilfree, Kilnafraych, Kyllnathruid [co. Sligol, parish church of, 109.

—, a prebend in Achonry, 73.

—, See Coolavin.

Kilgarie, Kilgerre [in Menmuir parish, co. Forfar], chapel of St. Mary, 449.

Kilglass, Killaglaissi, Killglaisse, Killglaissi [co. Sligo], 102, 371, 499, 500.

Kilgobnet, Kyllgobnatan [co. Waterford], a prebend in Lismore, 398.

Kilhoran. See Kilronan.

Kilimeana and Killchatyarrynd. See Kilnamanagh and Kilcatherine.

Kilkachday. See Killaghtee.

Kilkani. See Kilkenny, West.

Kilkeedy, Kylkyde [co. Limerick], vicarage of, 415.

—, a prebend in Limerick, 450.

Kilkenny [co. Kilkenny], Augustinian priory of St. John the Evangelist, William, prior of. See Staliwell.

—, —, prior and convent of. alleged appropriation to, 373, 374.

Kilkenny, West, Kilkani, Kylkaeainy [co. Westmeath], 'Hospitallers' priory of St. John Baptist, prior of, papal mandatary, 99, 668.

—, —, brother of, 145.

Kilkewan. See Kilcavan.

Killaconenagh, Kylldeochonynac [co. Cork], 424,

Killadysert [co. Clare]. See Canon Island.

Killagh, de Bello loco, de Vello loco [in Kilcolman parish, co. Kerry], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 454.

—, —, prior and convent of, reservation of a benefice in the patronage of, 118.

Killaghtee, Cillachday, Kilkachday (rectius Killachday) [co. Donegal], 99, 154.

Killaglaissi. See Kilglass.

Killaidh. See Killerry.

Killala [co. Mayo], bishop of, papal mandatary, 520.

—, —, reservations of benefices in the patronage of, 59, 192.

—, Bernard, bishop of. See Oconeyl.

—, Fergallus, bishop of. See Fitz Martin.

—, dean of, papal mandatary, 371.

—, Alan, dean of. See Ochanmchy.

—, dean and chapter of, reservations of benefices in the patronage of, 59, 192.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 7, 156.

—, Alan, provost of. See Ochanmchy.

—, Charles, provost of. See Ochanmchy.

—, John, provost of. See Bared.

—, Thomas, provost of. See Laigleys.

—, canons of. See Bared; Brun; Dundonall (Gerald and Thomas de); Macaedagan (Dermit); Obeolan (Nemeae); Ochanmchy (Charles); Oconcobair; Oconeyl; Odubda (Cormac, Donatus and Rory); Oduynd (Thady); Omaenaidh; Orothlayn.

—, Charles, a prebendary of. See Ochanmchy.

—, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 388.

—, intimidation in the city and diocese of, 72, 511.

— See also Kilroe.

Killallon, Kylalon [co. Meath], 517.

Killaloe [co. Clare], bishop of, 81.

—, —, papal mandatary, 403, 406, 407, 417, 456, 501, 504, 519.

—, Eugenius, bishop of. See O'Falan.

—, James, bishop of. See O'Lonergan.

—, Robert, bishop of. See Mulfield.

—, Thady, bishop of. See MacGrath.

—, dean of, papal mandatary, 1.

—, James, dean of. See O'Lonergan.

—, John, dean of. See Ocormacayn.

—, Odo, dean of. See Ohogayn.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 374, 417, 455, 488.

—, Thady, archdeacon of. See MacNamara.

—, precentor of, papal mandatary, 6, 473, 563.

—, Alan, precentor of. See Machenri.

—, Awly, precentor of. See Olongsygh.

—, Henry, precentor of. See Ocormacayn.

—, Odo, precentor of. See Ohogayn.

—, treasurer of, papal mandatary, 96, 98, 455, 501.

—, Cornelius, treasurer of. See Macconmara.

—, chancellor of, papal mandatary, 624, 625, 640, 641.

—, canons of. See MacGrath (Odo and Roderick) MacNamara (Malachy); Oconcobair (Maurice); Ocondualaid ; Oeleydud; O'Grada (Donald and Nicholas); O'Hedian (Richard); Ohymur (Cornelius); Olongon ; O'Kelly (Robert); Olongsygh; Olonyrgayn.

—, chapter etc. of, papal letters to, 446.

—, city and diocese of, intimidation in, 99, 471, 475.

—, possession of the church of, 81.

—, episcopal mensa of, 105, 501, 505.

Killamanagh, Kilnamanoch [townland of Abbeytown, parish of Donaghpatrick, co. Galway], Premonstratensian monastery of St. Mary, 27.

Killannin [co. Galway]. See Killeroon.

Killanummery, Killanumiri [co. Leitrim], 558.

Killaraght, Kilamarcha, Killlarachta [co. Sligo], 109, 564.

Killarchane. See Kilbarchan.

Killarrchayd. See Kilcorkey.

Killashandra, Kyllnascanrath [co. Cavan], parish church of St. Bridget, 600.

Killashee, Rillacythe, Kylladoche [co. Longford], 419, 420.

Killaster, Killassrig alias Killassiri, parish of [now a townland in Kilcorkey parish, co. Roscommon], 507.

Killbridi. See Kilbride.

Killchainam. See Kilcummin.

Killcharrind. See Kilnamanagh.

Killchatyarrynd. See Kilnamanagh.

Killcorbay alias Cruachan. See Crogan.

Killcrrchaid, Killcrrohayd. See Kilcorkey.

Killeadhamur. See Killimordaly.

Killeagamorbolga. See Killimorbologue.

Killearn, Kylerne [co. Stirling], 607, 608.

Killeedy, Kellyde, Kyllide [co. Limerick], a prebend in Limerick, 413, 512.

Killeenbrenan. See Moorgagah.

Killeeneen [co. Galway]. See Kyllenayn.

Killeeshill, Cellysyll [co. Tyrone], 58.

Killeigh, Killeydh [in Geashill parish, King's County], Augustinian priory of St. Mary, prior of, papal mandatary, 112, 122.

Killemlagh, Kyllymleach, Kyllymyleach [co. Kerry], 106, 428, 429.

Killenny, Kyllindue [in Aghmacart parish, Queen's Co.], 98.

Killeroon, Kylerduyn [townland of Laghtgannon, parish of Killannin, co. Galway], 12.

Killerry, Killaidh, Killoridh [co. Sligo], 20, 206.

Killeydh. See Killeigh.

Killglaisse, Killglaissi. See Kilglass.

Killhosahelayn. See Killosolan.

Killilagh, Kylleach [co. Clare], 548.

— See also Oughtdarra.

Killimorbologue, Killeagamorbolga [co. Galway], 200.

Killimordaly, Killeadhamur, Kylleadmayr [co. Galway], 104, 105, 530.

Killinagh, Cyllnalaynacha [co. Cavan], 152.

Killinan [co. Galway]. See Kyllenayn.

Killirrchayd. See Kilcorkey.

Killluathreand. See Killoran.

Killmaighnean. See Kilmainham.

Killmurchan. See Kilmorgan.

Killoe [co. Clare]. See Kyllukacoyn.

Killokennedy, Bekyllokenedi (i.e. de Kyllokenedi), Kyllokennedig [co. Clare], 3, 471.

Killomayrrd. See Killymard.

Killoran, Killluathreand (Cill Luathren) [co. Sligo], 557.

Killoridh. See Killerry.

Killoscobe, Kylloscola [co. Galway], 49.

Killosaileain. See Killosolan.

Killosheheen, Cilloseyni [in Ballinrobe parish, co. Mayo], 508.

Killosolan, Killhosahelayn, Killosaileain [co. Galway], 202, 557.

Killoughane, Kylloccayn alias Conoccayn Naheagaylsy [parish of Knockane, co. Kerry], 416.

Killrog. See Kilroe.

Killthan. See Kiltoom.

Killtulach Mynmaydy. See Kiltullagh.

Killulagh, Kylueylagh [co. Westmeath], 517.

Killuran, Kyllwarayn [co. Clare], 4, 74.

Killury [co. Kerry], 398.

Killybegs, Cellabega [co. Donegal], 154.

Killymard, Killomayrrd [co. Donegal], 47.

Killyn, Granina (Grania or Graney) ingi, 162.

Kilmacanoge, Cillmocna [co. Wicklow], 177.

Kilmacduagh [co. Galway], bishop of, papal mandatary, 18, 19, 25, 501.

—, John, bishop of. See Iiombarg.

—, dean of, papal mandatary, 1, 108, 548, 549.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 61, 547, 557, 563, 564.

—, Cornelius, treasurer of. See Odonchuga.

—, official of, papal mandatary, 547, 557.

—, canons of. See Ocorcrayn; Odubgilla (Cornelius and John).

—, Petra, Augustinian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 557.

—, intimidation in the diocese of, 201, 517.

—, John Odonncuhd of, priest, to have collation of the vicarage of Beagh, 557.

Kilmacrenan, Cillmacnenann, Cillmacuenain (rectius Cillmacnenain, i.e. Cill mic n Enain) [co. Donegal], 24, 49.

Kilmadock, Kilmodac [co. Perth], 101.

Kilmainebeg, Kilmeadayn [co. Mayo], vicarage of the Holy Apostles, 500.

Kilmainemore, Kyllemeayn [co. Mayo], a prebend in Tuam, 425.

Kilmainham, Killmaighnean [co. Dublin], Hospitallers' priory, 198.

—, James, prior of. See Thani.

— See also Dublin.

Kilmaluag in Trotternish, St. Moluog de Trentornys [in Kilmuir parish in Skye, co. Inverness], 14.

Kilmany, Kylmane, Kylmani, Kylmany [co. Fife], 337, 399, 423, 667, 674.

Kilmarbuata (rectius Kilmarbnata). See Kilvarnet.

Kilmeadan, Kilmydon, Kylmidon [co. Waterford], 108, 354.

Kilmeadayn. See Kilmainebeg.

Kilmeena. See Faldown.

Kilmichael Glassary. See Glassary.

Kilmichael in Campbeltown, St. Michael's in Kynfire [co. Argyll], 598.

Kilmodac. See Kilmadock.

Kilmoiraassynna. See Kilmore-na-Sina.

Kilmonaster, Cillifori [in Clonleigh parish, co. Donegal], grange or monastery of St. Mary, dependent on the abbey of Assaroe, 611.

Kilmoon, Kyllmuguiny [co. Clare], 501.

Kilmore [co. Cavan], bishop of, papal mandatary, 20, 74, 75, 342, 506.

—, —, provision of a benefice in the patronage of, 152, 193.

—, Andrew, bishop elect of. See MacBrady.

—, Donatus, bishop of. See Ogaband.

—, dean of, provision of a benefice in the patronage of, 152, 193.

—, archdeacon of, papal mandatary, 74, 75, 119, 428, 506, 599.

—, —, provision of a benefice in the patronage of, 152, 193.

—, Andrew, archdeacon of. See MacBrady.

—, Thomas, archdeacon of. See Osiridean.

—, official of, papal mandatary, 74, 75.

—, episcopal mensa of, 54.

—, city and diocese of intimidation in the, 54, 71, 374.

—, —, metropolitical visitation of the, 374.

Kilmore, Cellmor [co. Monaghan], 3.

— [co. Mayo]. See Cross alias Inishglora.

Kilmore - na - Sina, Kilmoiraasynna [co. Roscommon], Augustinian priory, prior of, papal mandatary, 119.

Kilmorgan, Killmurchan, Kyllmurchan [co. Sligo], 8, 201.

Kilmory [co. Bute], parish church of St. Mary the Virgin in Arand (i.e. the island of Arran), 473.

Kilmuir. See Kilmaluag.

Kilmurry, de Colle boum alias Obracayn [co. Clare] (Kilmurry church is at the foot of 'Oxmount'), 415.

Kilmydon. See Kilmeadan.

Kilnafraych. See Kilfree.

Kilnamanagh and Kilcatherine, Kilimeana and Killchatyarrynd, Kyllmeana and Killcharrind [co. Cork], a prebend in Ross, 424, 452.

Kilnamanoch. See Killamanagh.

Kilnamona, Kyllnamonad [co. Clare], 563.

Kilpatrick, Kilpatric, Kilpatrik, Kilpatryk [co. Dumbarton], 100, 203, 370.

Kilquain, Kyllcouane [co. Galway], 53.

Kilquane [co. Clare]. See Kylluacoyn.

Kilroe, Killrog, Kylluog [a townland in Killala parish, co. Mayo], a prebend in Killala, 7, 73.

Kilronan, Kilhoran, Kylhonan [co. Roscommon], 11.

Kilrush, Kylkoyis (rectius Kylroyis) [co. Clare], vicarage of, 96.

— See also Inniscattery; Kyllukacoyn ; Scattery Island.

Kilsyth, Monyabrow, Munyabro [co. Stirling], 200, 474, 475, 551.

Kiltearn. See Lemlair.

Kilteskill, Kylltescynd [co. Galway], a prebend in Clonfert, 89.

Kiltegan, Kyltagan, Kyltagayn [co. Tipperary], with Donaghmore (q.v.), a prebend in Lismore, 77, 138.

Kiltibrada. See Kiltubrid.

Kiltoghert, Gillthacurt [co. Leitrim], 524.

Kiltoom, Killthan [co. Roscommon], 471.

Kiltubrid, Gildebreda, Kiltibrada [co. Leitrim], parish church of St. Patrick, 119, 492.

Kiltullagh, Kiltulamynmaid, Killtulach Mynmaydy (i.e. Maenmagh, the plain round Loughrea) [co. Galway], 47, 530.

Kiltullagh [co. Roscommon], Raharanan sive Sylumkuayn (i.e. Siol mail Ruan), rectory of, 8.

Kilvarnet, Kilmarbuata (rectius Kilmarbnata) [co. Sligo], vicarage of, 564.

Kilvickeon [co. Argyll]. See Inchkenneth; Iona.

Kilwinning, Kelwenni [co. Ayr], Benedictine abbey, abbot and convent of, provision of a benefice in the patronage of, 622.

Kincardine. See Boquhapple.

Kinearny, Kunerny, Kynnerny [co. Aberdeen], 563.

Kingask [in St. Andrews parish, co. Fife], prebend in the chapel royal of St. Mary at St. Andrews, 19, 26.

Kinglassy, Kynglassy, Alexander de, vicar of Anwoth, 472.

Kingsnorth, Kyngysnoth [co. Kent], 160.

Kingsteignton, Teyntonregis [co. Devon], with Yealmpton [co. Devon], a prebend in Salisbury, 657.

Kingston Russell, Kyngiston Russel, Kyngston Russell [co. Dorset], 178, 388.

Kington Magna, Kyngion Magna [co. Dorset], 325.

Kington, West, West Kyngston [co. Wilts], 342.

Kinkell, Kinkel, Kyndel, Kynkel [co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Aberdeen, 399 475, 552.

Kinloch, Lundeffe [co. Perth], 426.

Kinloss, Kinlos, Kynlos, Kynloss, Rynlos [co. Elgin], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 335, 414. 467, 543, 544, 613, 639, 648.

—, —, John, abbot of. See Floytare.

—, —, William, abbot of, afterwards abbot of Cupar. See Blare.

—, —, monk of, 114, 543, 544.

—, —, convent of, papal letters to, 356.

—, —, abbey dependent on. See Culross.

Kinnitty, Ceannhethi [King's County], 374.

Kinnore, Kinnoer, Kynnor, Kynor [in Huntley parish, co. Aberdeen], a prebend in Moray, 204, 336, 451.

Kinnoul, Kynnole [co. Perth], 391.

Kippen, Kyppan [co. Perth], vicarage of, 438.

—, a prebend in Dunblane, 438.

Kirby [co. Essex]. See Sneating.

Kircaldy, William de, vicar of Anwoth, 472.

Kiredi, David, layman, 165.

Kirkandrews, Kyrcandris [co. Kirkcudbright], 381, 382.

Kirkbean, Kyrkbeane, Kyrkben [co. Kirkcudbright], parish church of St. Mary, 8.

—, —, indulgence for the, 589.

Kirkby, John, rector of Skelton and Withington, 22, 630.

— See also Kirkeby.

Kirkby Fleetham. See Stuartbrige.

Kirkby Lonsdale. See Barbaton.

Kirkby under Dale, Kyrkcby in Hundolffdale [co. York, E.R.], 351.

Kirkden alias Idvies, Idvy [co. Forfar], 549, 550.

Kirkeby, Thomas, rector of a moiety of Eckington, 395.

— See also Kirkby.

Kirketon, Kriketon, Alan, a canon of Rouen, afterwards a chaplain in the parish church of Saint-Herbland, Rouen, 650.

— See also Kyrketon.

Kirkinner, Kirkkiner, Kyrkkener [co. Wigtown], 413, 533.

Kirklington, Kytelington [co. York, N.R.], 351.

Kirkliston, Kyirklystoun, Lyston [co. Linlithgow], 382, 383, 438, 570.

Kirkmahoe, Kyrkmaqwo [co. Dumfries], a prebend in Glasgow, 337.

Kirkmichael, Kaerlemychael, Keikmychil, Kylmichil, Kyrkmichael [co. Ross], a prebend in Ross, 153, 583, 584, 604, 650.

Kirkstall [co. York, W.R.], Cistercian abbey, Richard, abbot of, 45.

Kirkton. See Kirketon ; Kyrketon.

Kirriemuir, Kerimor, Kerymor [co. Forfar], 328, 329.

Kirton, Henry, an Augustinian friar, 669.

— See also Kyrton.

Klaarkamp, Clarus campus [Friesland], Cistercian monastery of St. Mary, monk of, 427.

Knapdale, Cnabadul, Cnapdull, parish church of St. Ferchanus in (? Kilberry, co. Argyll), 596, 625.

—, Cnapdul, parish church of S. Colmanelius in. See Kilcalmonell.

Kneesal, Knesale [co. Notts], 634.

Knigh, Cnoc [co. Tipperary], vicarage of, 122.

Knock, Knoc [in the parish of Louth, co. Louth], Augustinian abbey of St. Peter and Paul, abbot of, papal mandatary, 100, 509.

Knockane [co. Kerry]. See Killoughane.

Knockanure, Hyorcolle (i.e. de Hyor colle) [co. Kerry], 560. 561.

Knockbride [co. Cavan]. See Disertfinchilly.

Knockmoy, Collis Victorie [co. Galway], Cistercian abbey, abbot of, papal mandatary, 49, 110, 356, 556.

—, —, Cornelius, abbot of, 110, 356.

Knollys, Knott, Christopher, precentor of Lichfield, 480.

Knyght, John, rector of Bast Portlemouth in the diocese of Exeter, 627.

—, John, vicar of Pewsey in the diocese of Salisbury, 446.

—, Laurence, clerk, notary, 33.

—, Thomas, donsel, 29.

—, —, Alice his wife, 29.

Knyth, John, of London, donsel, 433.

—, —, —, Margaret his wife, 433.

Köln [Rheinland], archbishop of, 265.

—, John Hugen, clerk, of the diocese of, 653.

—, Scots student at the university of, 670.

Kosseburgh, John, a Cistercian monk, 186.

Kriketon, Alan. See Kirketon.

Kulm [West Prussia], bishop of, papal mandatary, 209.

Kunerny. See Kinearny.

Kupping, John, 80.

—, —, Margery Lomnoure his wife, 80.

Kyirklystoun. See Kirkliston.

Kylalon. See Killallon.

Kylbarchane. See Kilbarchan.

Kylbelada. See Kilbelfad.

Kylo, Walter. See Silk.

Kylcadan, Kylcridan. See Kilcredan.

Kylerduyn. See Killeroon.

Kylerne. See Killearn.

Kylferisa. See Kilfergus.

Kylfynatayn. See Kilfinaghta.

Kylhigayn alias Bredah. See Kilfian.

Kylhonan. See Kilronan.

Kylkaenny. See Kilkenny, West.

Kylkoyis. See Kilrush.

Kylkyde. See Kilkeedy.

Kylladoche. See Killashee.

Kyllcouane. See Kilquain.

Kylldeochonynac. See Killaconenagh.

Kylleach. See Killilagh.

Kylleadmayr. See Killimordaly.

Kyllemeayn. See Kilmainemore.

Kyllemuyn, diocese of Killaloe, vicarage of, 624, 625.

Kyllenayn (Killinan or Killeeneen, co. Galway), a prebend in Kilmacduagh, 406.

Kyllgobnaton. See Kilgobnet.

Kyllide. See Killeedy.

Kyllindue. See Killenny.

Kyllmaynean. See Dublin.

Kyllmeana and Killcharrind. See Kilnamanagh and Kilcatherine.

Kyllmuguiny. See Kilmoon.

Kyllmurchan. See Kilmorgan.

Kyllnafearbagy. See Kilfarboy.

Kyllnamonad. See Kilnamona.

Kyllnascanrath. See Killashandra.

Kyllnathruid. See Kilfree.

Kylloccayn alias Conoccayn Naheagaylsy. See Killoughane.

Kyllokenedi, Kyllokennedig. See Killokennedy.

Kylloscola. See Killoscobe.

Kylltescynd. See Killteskill.

Kyllukacoyn, diocese of Killaloe (?Kilrush or Kilquane or Cill Lugeidcaoin i.e. Killoe the church of Lugad the gentle [co. Clare]), 417.

Kylluog. See Kilroe.

Kyllwarayn. See Killuran.

Kyllymleach, Kyllymyleach. See Killemlagh.

Kyllyn Bonanayne. See Moorgagah.

Kylmane, Kylmani, Kylmany. See Kilmany.

Kylmichil. See Kirkmichael.

Kylmidon. See Kilmeadan.

Kylqhus, Kylqwos, Thomas de. See Gilquhus.

Kylsionach. See Kilfearagh.

Kyltagan, Kyltagayn. See Kiltegan.

Kylueylagh. See Killulagh.

Kylvargyn. See Llanfihangel Oilfargan.

Kyme [co. Lincoln], Augustinian priory, Robert, prior of. See Ludburgh.

Kymmer. See Cymmer.

Kymrachi. See Kennoway.

Kyncul Eda Hyercharach. See Beagh.

Kyngion Magna. See Kington Magna.

Kyngiston Russel. See Kingston Russell.

Kynglassy, Alexander de. See Kinglassy.

Kyngston Russell. See Kingston Russell.

Kyngston, West. See Kington.

Kyngysnoth. See Kingsnorth.

Kynkel. See Kinkell.

Kynlos, Kynloss. See Kinloss.

Kynnerny. See Kinearny.

Kynnole. See Kinnoul.

Kynnor, Kynor. See Kinnore.

Kynseman alias Wetwang, Richard, rector of St. Denis's in Walmgate, York, advocate of the court of York, 166, 345.

Kynwolmersshe, William, treasurer of Abergwilly, canon of Lichfield and St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, rector of Bosworth, 522.

Kyppan. See Kippen.

Kyrcaldy, William de. See Kircaldy.

Kyrcandris. See Kirkandrews.

Kyrhan. See Carkin.

Kyrie, William, rector of Eton, 41.

Kyrkbeane, Kyrkben. See Kirkbean.

Kyrkcby in Hundolffdale. See Kirkby under Dale.

Kyrkeham, Robert, rector of Sherington, clerk of the hanaper, 247, 248.

Kyrketon, in the diocese of Lincoln, John Warner of, merchant, 28.

—, —, Joan his wife, 28.

— See also Kirketon.

Kyrkkener. See Kirkinner.

Kyrkmaqwo. See Kirkmahoe.

Kyrkmichael. See Kirkmichael.

Kyrlyngton, John, priest, 29.

Kyrton, Edmund, abbot of Westminster, 309.

— See also Kirton.

Kyrton. See Crediton.

Kyryeleyson, abbey of. See O'Dorney.

Kytelington. See Kirklington.