N

Namby, Thomas, 491.

Nandyke, Thomas, grocer of London, 390–1.

Nanfan, John, the king's esquire, 84–5, 159–60, 226, 244–5.

Napton on the Hill, Napton [co. Warwick], 381.

Nase, William, 'capper' of London, 212.

Naseby, John, proctor general of Canterbury, 305.

-, -, notary, 311.

Nasshe, Thomas atte, the elder and younger, 68.

Nawnton, Thomas, 32.

Nayland, Neylond [co. Suffolk], manor, 96.

Nayler, John, gentleman, 38, 342, 401.

Nayleston, Thomas, yeoman of Buckby, 61.

Nedeham, Nedham, Nedam, John, 53–4, 373.

-, Richard, mercer of London, 378

-, -, sheriff, 394, 489.

Neell, Nele, Neel, Neele, John, 'letherseller' of London, 60, 216.

-, John, 'whittawyer' of London, 261.

-, Richard, chancery clerk, 289, 324.

-, -, bailiff of Uxbridge, 138.

-, Richard, of Dorsetshire, 213.

-, Thomas, of Owston, 289.

Nese, Henry, merchant of Almain, 110.

Nessingwike, William, clerk, 114.

Neste, William, 32.

Netherburgate, Nethirburgate, Burgate [co. Southampton], manor, 93.

Nethercote [in Wolfhampcote parish, co. Warwick], 381.

Nether Halford. See Halliford.

Netherhall, Netherhalle [in Otley parish, co. Suffolk], 9.

Netherhayford. See Heyford.

Netherwallop. See Wallop.

Netheway, John, gentleman, of Sidbury, 39.

Nethirburgate. See Netherburgate.

Nethway, Netheway [in Brixham parish, co. Devon], 171, 202.

Netmakers. See Trades and occupations.

Netter, Geoffery, esquire, 393.

Netters. See Trades and occupations.

Neuburgh. See Newburgh.

Neubury. See Newbury.

Neuby, Newby, Agnes, 251.

-, William, 457.

Neubyggyng. See Newbeging.

Neumarket. See Newmarket.

Neuport. See Newport.

Neuton, John, 113.

Neve, John, mercer of London, 219, 313, 491.

-, Margaret, daughter of John Goldyng, 115.

Neville, Nevyle, Nevyll, Edward, knight, lord of Abergavenny, 60, 178, 230.

-, -, Elizabeth, his wife, daughter of Richard Beauchamp, earl of Worcester, 230.

-, -, -, George, their son, 230–1, 284.

-, George, bishop of Exeter, 268, 281.

-, -, chancellor, 455–6, 476, 478.

-, Henry, ironmonger of London, 424.

-, Humphrey, esquire, of Brancepath, 353–4.

-, John, Lord Neville, 422.

-, John, knight, brother of Ralph earl of Westmoreland, 142–3, 221.

-, John, knight, of Middleham, 300

-, -, -, of Durham, 389.

-, John, esquire, 316.

-, Ralph, earl of Westmoreland [1425–1484], 142, 221.

-, -, Katherine, his daughter, wife of John Mowbray, earl of Norfolk, 230.

-, Ralph, knight, and Mary his wife, 316.

-, Richard, earl of Salisbury [1442–1460], 9, 52, 71, 78, 91, 213, 273, 281, 292, 306, 369, 455, 462.

-, -, attainder of, 407–10, 415–6, 418.

-, -, Alice, countess of Salisbury, his wife, 409, 418.

-, -, John his son, 62, 78–9, 292–3, 409.

-, -, Thomas his son, 292–3, 409.

-, Richard, earl of Warwick [1429–1471], son of Richard, earl of Salisbury, 9, 186, 240, 268, 287–8, 293, 324, 369, 429, 455, 462, 474–5.

-, -, forfeiture of, 408–10, 415–6.

-, -, Anne, his wife, countess of Warwick, 186, 429.

-, Robert, bishop of Durham, 52.

-, Robert, yeoman of Ipswich, 424.

-, Robert, mercer of London, 268.

-, Thomas, knight, of Crisley, 300.

-, Thomas, knight, 477.

-, Thomas, of Darlton, 284, 323.

-, Thomas, of Middleham, 287–8, 300.

-, Thomas, 245.

-, William, lord Faucombridge, 287–8, 455, 461.

-, -, keeper of Roxburgh castle, 12–3, 232–3.

Newark, St. Mary and St. Thomas priory [in Guildford, co. Surrey], William, prior of, 121–2.

Newbeging, Neubyggyng [in Beverley parish, co. York], 443.

Newbiggin, Newbyggyng [co. Northumberland], lordship, 99, 166.

Newbold Verdun, Newbolde [co. Leicester], 381.

Newburgh, Neuburgh, John, esquire, of East Lulworth, 258–9, 273, 395.

Newbury, Neubury [co. Berks], manor, 294, 375.

Newbury, Newebury, John, esquire, of St. Albans, 401, 435.

Newby. See Neuby.

Newbyggyng. See Newbiggin.

Newcastle on Tyne [co. Northumberland], 38, 227, 481.

-, castle, 165.

-, customs and subsidies in, 12–3, 23, 240, 410–1.

-, summonses to Parliament from, 26, 421, 463.

-, wools exported from, 97, 160.

Newebury. See Newbury.

Newenham. See Newnham.

Newenton. See Newington.

Newerk, Henry, of East Greenwich, 118, 206.

Neweton, John, commissary, 316.

-, Roland, esquire, of Grimsby, 31.

- Cf. Newton.

New Forest [co. Southampton], bailiewick in, 229.

Newington, Newenton [co. Surrey], 59.

Newlyn, Richard, 252.

Newman, John, 'sherman' of London, 181.

-, Thomas, 213.

-, Walter, chaplain, 234–5.

-, William, 172.

Newmarket, Neumarket [co. Cambridge], 168–9.

Newnham, Newenham [co. Southampton], 401.

Newport [co. Essex], 371.

Newport, Newporte, Neuport [co. Salop], 53, 62.

Newport Pagnell, Paynell [co. Buckingham], 146.

Newport, Richard, 115–6.

Newton, Peter, husbandman of Denham, 209–10.

-, Thomas, esquire, 57.

-, William, gentleman, of Colchester, 487.

- Cf. Neweton.

Neyghbour, John, the younger, butcher, 63.

Neylond. See Nayland.

Nibley, Nibbeley [co. Gloucester], 417.

Nicholas V, pope, letters dated by year of pontificate of, 41, 49.

Nicholasson, John, burgess of Bishop's Lynn, 70.

Nick. See Nykke.

Nicoll, Nycoll, John, 106, 117, 172, 192, 308.

-, John, chandler of Barnet, 341.

-, Otho, brewer of London, 494.

-, Thomas, 60, 106, 172.

-, William, chandler of Barnet, 341.

-, William (? another), 256.

Nightyngale, John, tailor of London, 206.

Nikke. See Nykke.

Noak, Noke [in Wennington parish, co. Essex], manor, 269.

Nobilet, Elizabeth, 129, 263.

Noble, John, husbandman of Tottenham, 275–6.

-, Thomas, of London, 220.

Nofory, Frederick de, of London, 112.

Noke. See Noak.

Noke, Adam, 'bargeman' of Westminster, 454.

-, Richard atte, of Guildford, 438.

-, Thomas, stockfishmonger of London, 186.

Noone, Thomas, of Tilney, 304.

-, -, Katherine, his wife, 305.

-, -, John, his son, 304–5.

-, -, Robert, his son, 305.

Noort, William, 10.

Norays. See Noreys.

Norbery, Margery, 346.

Norbrigge, Norbryg, John, 438.

-, Peter, 399.

Noreys, Norays, Norrys, John, husbandman of Bromley, 360.

-, John, another, 488.

-, Thomas, of West Malling, 101.

-, Thomas, of Ryarsh, 176, 282.

Norfolk:—
-, duke of. See Mowbray.
-, archdeaconry of, 2–3.

Norfolk, county:—
-, escheators in, 89, 90–2, 94, 164, 156–7, 465.
-, recognisances in, 30, 301.

Norfolk, John, merchant of Stepney, 111, 255.

Norgrove, John, 338.

Norhampton. See Northampton.

Norhampton, William, 391.

Norman, John, alderman and draper of London, 340–1, 360.

-, John, son of William, of Bottisham, 107.

Normandy [France], 232.

Normanton [co. York], 62.

Normanton, William, clerk, 61, 135, 172, 174, 252, 334.

-, master of chancery, 372.

Normanvile, Henry, esquire, 278.

Normavile, Thomas, 447, 449.

Norres, Gilbert, 360.

Norrys. See Norys.

Northalverton. See Allerton, North.

Northampton, Norhampton, 113.

-, archdeaconry of, 2–3.

-, places in:—
-, All Hallows parish in, 112.
-, St. James abbey without, chapter house of, 112.
-, -, John, abbot of, 4–5.
-, St. Mary de Pratis abbey without, 459.
-, 'Hardyngstonefelde' in (site of battle, 1460), 459.

Northampton, county:—
-, revenues of, 242.
-, escheators in, 93, 418.

Northecrey. See Cray.

Northern, William, 'pynner' of Lon don, 46.

Northfleet, Northflete [co. Kent], 477–8, 485–6.

Northleach, Northlecche [co. Gloucester], 397.

Northmymmes. See Mimms, North.

Northumberland, county:—
-, earl of. See Percy.
-, escheators in, 235, 320–1.
-, fisheries in, 99.
-, revenues of, 165.
-, wools from, 160.
-, recognisances in, 223, 227, 293.

Northwode, Thomas, husbandman of Watton, 392.

Northwokyndon. See Ockendon.

Norton [co. Chester], St. Mary's abbey, Robert, abbot of, 373.

Norton on the Moors, 'Mores' [co. Stafford], manor, 53.

Norton, Chipping, Chepyng Norton [co. Oxford], manor, 44.

Norton Greens, Norton Davy, Norton [co. Northampton], 36, 391.

-, rector of. See Cook.

Norton, King's, Kingesnorton [co. Worcester], lordship, 227.

Norton St. Philip, Norton [co. Somerset], 'Wasiysweke' by, 294.

Norton [in Alfreton parish, co. Derby], manor, 323–4.

Norton, John, verderer in Gillingham forest, 11.

-, Richard, 495.

-, Thomas, esquire, 434.

-, William, of the king's household, and Margarethis wife, 379.

-, William, gentleman, of Ruislip, 436–7.

-, William, of Kent, 135.

Norwich [co. Norfolk], 49, 116.

-, bishop of. See Hert.

-, diocese of, 42.

-, archdeaconry of, 2, 3.

-, Holy Trinity Priory, corrody in, 253.

-, sheriffs of, 163, 165.

-, summonses to parliament from, 26, 421, 463.

-, revenues of, 467.

Norwiche. See Norwyche.

Norwode, Joan, widow, of London, 199.

-, John, 381.

Norwyche, Norwych, Norwiche, Robert, 115.

-, Walter, grocer of London, 106, 120, 287.

-, William, 390.

Nory, Simon, merchant of Florence, 280.

Norys, Norrys, John, esquire, of Berkshire, 30, 48, 113, 136, 209, 454.

-, John, the elder, 185. Cf. Noreys.

Notary public. See Trades and occupations.

Notebroun, Simon, 140.

Noteman, Nicholas, 'upholder' of London, 40. Cf. Nutman.

Nottingham, borough, summonses to parliament from, 26, 421, 463.

Nottingham, county, escheators in 20, 96, 321–2, 323, 465.
-, revenues of, 241, 472.
-, forests in, 179, 230; and see Sherwood.
-, recognisances in, 210.

Notyngham, John, 'shipwright' of London, 336–7.

-, Simon, 'haberdasher' of London, 334.

-, Thomas, smith of St. Mary Matfelon, 256.

-, William, the king's attorney, 38, 143, 170, 306, 431.

Nouton. See Nowton.

Nowell, Philip, 402.

Nowton, Nouton [co. Suffolk], 257.

Nugent, Edmund, yeoman of London, 214.

Nundy, John, 173.

Nutman, Nicholas, 'leatherseller' of London, 176. Cf. Noteman.

Nyck. See Nykke.

Nycoll. See Nicoll.

Nykke, Nyk, Nyck, Nick, Nikke, John, brewer of Westminster, 80, 118, 137, 140, 194, 398, 438, 461.

-, Thomas, ironmonger of London, 194.

Nymesfeld. See Nymphsfield.

Nymetbowe. See Bow.

Nymettracie. See Bow.

Nymphsfield, Nymesfeld [co. Gloucester], manor, 227.

Nythewey, John, 262.

O

Oakhanger, Okeangre [in Selborne parish, co. Southampton], 346, 396.

Oakley, Little, Ocley [co. Northampton], 47.

Oare, Owre [co. Kent], 258.

Obyn, William, merchant of Boston, 6, 17, 19.

Ochoa, Martin, Spanish merchant, 332.

Ockendon, North, Northwokyndon [co. Essex], 367.

Ocley, Little. See Oakley.

Odam, Odom, Adam, gentleman, 177– 8, 214.

-, John, 257.

Odiham, Odyham [co. Southampton], 64.

-, 'Dountons' in, 64.

- park, 215, 217.

- castle, 217.

Odom. See Odam.

Odyham. See Odiham.

Odymere. See Udimere.

Offele. See Offley.

Offeham. See Offham.

Offley, Offele [co. Hertford], 199.

Offham, Offeham [in South Stoke parish, co. Sussex], 374.

Ofton, William, gentleman, of London, 51, 461.

Ogard, Andrew, knight, 91, 390.

Ogaun, Henry, 315–6, 384.

-, -, Emmot, his wife, daughter of John Milis, 315–6.

Okeangre. See Oakhanger.

Okeburn, William, 110.

Okeford Fitzpayne, Acfordfitzpayn [co. Dorset], manor, 98.

Okehurst, William, 384.

Okeley, William, 185.

Okerigge, John, of Milton, 118.

Oldbury, on the Hill, Oldebury [co. Gloucester], manor, 487.

Oldcastell, Henry, 24.

Oldhall, Oldhale, Oldehall, William, knight, 91, 115, 390, 409, 416.

-, William, of Feering, 345.

Oldshorham. See Shoreham.

Olney [co. Buckingham], 29, 82.

Olney, John, 42–3, 79.

-, alderman and mercer of London, 221.

-, Robert, esquire, 483.

Olyf, Olyff, John, brewer of London, 306.

-, William, of Farnham, 423–4.

Olyve, John, 72, 74.

-, William, 287.

Olyver, Olyveer, John, cordwainer of London, 228, 286.

-, William, 493.

Ombersley, Ummersley [co. Worcester], 169.

Onelep'. See Wanlip.

Ongar, Ongre [co. Essex], 117.

Oppy, Robert, clerk of London, 255.

-, Thomas, glover of Shoreditch, 353, 460.

Orable, Alexander, 173.

Orchard, John, 175, 340, 375.

Orchardleigh, Orchardley [co. Somerset], manor, 326.

Ordsall, Ordeshale [co. Lancaster], 399.

Orell, Hugh de, the king's servant, 229.

-, William, clerk, 130.

Orenge, Richard, merchant of Exeter, 488.

Ormesby, Arthur, gentleman, 264.

-, John, son of Richard, of Theddlethorpe, 280.

Ormond, James, alias Butler, earl of Wiltshire and Ormond [1449– 1461], 9, 44, 49, 51, 70–1, 85, 140, 185, 211, 213, 348, 365, 426.

Ormond, John, esquire, 69, 303.

Orton, David, cook of London, 180.

Orwell, Orwelle [co. Suffolk], port, 192.

Orwell, John, blacksmith of London, 170.

-, John, goldsmith of London, 494.

Osbarn. See Osbern.

Osbaston, Bartholomew, 133.

Osbern, Osberne, Osbarn, Henry, 76.

-, Isabel, sister of Edward Walche 60.

-, John, gentleman, 338.

-, John, grocer of London, 259.

-, Richard, gentleman, 64.

-, Robert, esquire, 441.

-, Thomas, serjeant at arms, 235–6, 438.

-, William, yeoman of London, 76.

Oselveston. See Owston.

Osgathorpe, Hosgothorp [co. Leicester], 75.

Osgot, Richard, skinner of London, 185.

-, Robert, skinner of London, 282.

Osney [co. Oxford], John, abbot of, 423.

Osomondeston, now Scole, q.v.

Ostillers. See Trades and occupations.

Oswestry, Oswaldestre [co. Salop], castle, town, and manor, 88.

Otery, Mohun. See Mohun's Ottery.

Otes [in High Laver parish, co. Essex], manor, 377.

Otesdale, John, tailor of London, 360.

Otewere, Otewar, Ottewar, Henry, girdler of London, 284, 334. 486.

Otley, Otteleye [co. Suffolk], 9.

Ottewar. See Otewere.

Otteworth, William, the elder and younger, of St. Martha's, Guildford, 384.

Otwyn, Peter, chapman of Alton, 266.

Oughtrede, Robert, and Joan his wife, 38.

Oulegreve, Thomas, 400.

Oulepen, John, 397.

Oulton [co. Suffolk], church, 433.

-, 'Houghton Halle' manor in, 433.

Ousby, Ulseby [co. Cumberland], 327.

Outelawe, Thomas, of Ixning, 204.

Outrede, John, 140.

Ovedale, Reynald, escheator in Wiltshire, 234.

-, William, escheator in Wiltshire, 315.

- Cf. Uvedale.

Over [in Almondsby parish, co. Gloucester], manor, 417.

Overesley. See Oversley.

Overey, William, stockfishmonger of London, 366.

Oversley, Overesly [in Arrow parish, co. Warwick], manor, 316.

Overteffant. See Teffont.

Overton, Robert, sherman of Southwark, 111.

-, William, esquire, 476–7, 485.

-, William, esquire, of Helmsley, 225.

Overwodeland. See Woodland.

Ovyngham, Thomas, fishmonger of London, 343.

Owdale, William, esquire, of the king's household, 390.

Owden, John, armourer of London, 476.

Owre. See Oare.

Owston, Oselveston [co. Leicester], 289.

Owtemer, William, 278.

Oxbregge, Robert, 430.

Oxenbregge, George, 140.

Oxenden, John, gentleman, of Kent, 478.

Oxeney, Thomas, gentleman, 495.

-, Beatrice, widow, 495.

Oxenwood, 'Oxynwode' [in Shalbourne parish, co. Wilts], 283.

Oxey. See Oxhey.

Oxford, 290.

-, court of husting in, 59.

-, students of, 368.

-, St. Mary Magdalen College in, 368.

-, Merton college in, 368.

-, archdeaconry of, 2–3.

Oxford, county:—
-, coroners in, 86, 158.
-, revenues of, 168, 241, 319.
-, escheators in, 10, 93, 235, 324, 465.
-, proclamation against Yorkists in, 415–6.
-, recognisances in, 368.

Oxhey, Oxey [co. Hertford], 354.

Oxton, John, merchant of Ipswich, 6, 14–5.

Oxynwode. See Oxenwood.

Oxwick, Oxwyk [co. Norfolk], 481.

Oye [Pas de Calais], lordship, 236.