Index: A - K

London Assize of Nuisance, 1301-1431: A Calendar. Originally published by London Record Society, London, 1973.

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Index A - K

INDEX

References in Roman numerals are to the pages of the Introduction; Arabic numerals denote entries in the calendar (and not pages) unless printed in Italics when they refer to the heading of an entry in the calendar. For other points concerning the Index, see p. xxxiv.

Aas, John, 586 Abberbury, Richard, junior, kt., 641 Abchurch Lane (Abbechirch lane), 647 Abel John, 331–2 William, butcher, & Joan his wife, 309 Abraham, John, 511 Absolon, Adam, 85 Abyndon(e) Simon de, alderman, 230–59; def., 164, 248; sheriff, 244 Stephen de, 119; alderman, 185; mayor, 223–8; sheriff, 221 Accon, Gilbert & Mazera his wife, 644 Acres (Acre) Adam de, common serjeant, xxix; commonalty's attorney, 449–50 John de, 256 Adrien (Adrian) John, 169 Peter, 154 Thomas, 351 Albyn (Aubyn) John (son of Lawrence), 209, 217 Lawrence, 396 Aldebury, Walter de, canon of St. Paul's, 594 Aldermen: on assizes, x–xi, xiii; jurors in pleas of intrusion, xi; pls. while on assize, xxxi; two adjourn assize, xvi; see also Mayor & aldermen Ale, 617; -tuns (ziletonnes), 646 Aleyn (Alleyn) Geoffrey & Maud his wife, 370–1, 374 Thomas, alderman, 658 Algate, Joan relict of Robert de, potter, 340 Alien priory, 386; see also Fécamp All Hallows Barking (St. Mary de Berkyngechapel): chantry chaplain of the chapel of St. Nicholas, see Forster, John; church, 125; par., 146, 251, 259, 611; parishioners (named), 259; parson, Walter, 259; rector, see Gatewyk, William de All Hallows Bread Street: chantry in church, 385; par., 28, 304–5, 441, 635–6; parishioners (named), 385, 481; rector, see Doublet, Walter; wardens of a tenement in, 385 All Hallows Honeylane: church, 399; par., 528, 654 All Hallows Lombard Street (Garscherche, Grascherche): church, 260; churchyard, 260, 474; par., 77, 184, 212, 431; parishioners (named), 260; parson, Roger, 260; rector, see Aston, John de All Hallows London Wall, par., 188, 293 All Hallows Staining, par., 633–4 All Hallows the Great (at Hay, atte Heywharf, etc.), par., 37, 118–19, 244, 253, 265 All Hallows the Less: par., 50, 164, 536–7; parishioners, 50; rector, see Egemere, Master John de Alleyn, see Aleyn Alleys, 464, 488, 586 Alms, gift in, 34 Alure, see Buildings Alyngton, William, 651 Amoundesham, Henry de, 145 Ampney, Nicholas de, abbot of Cirencester, 593 Amys (Amizs) John, 74 William, 149 Ancroft (Anecroft), William, alderman, 632, 630–1 Andrew (Andreu) James, 451; alderman, 524–5, 591, 51869; mayor, 536, 545, 535–45; sheriff, 518 Richard, 258 William, chandler, 473 Animals, 63, 66, 218, 519, 524, 570, 595, 605, 609, 653; slaughtered, 569; see also Cows; Dogs; Fowls; Horses; Oxen; Pigs Anvil, 617 Arblaster, William, 615 Archer, Thomas, rector of St. Leonard Eastcheap, 574 Arches, see Buildings Arcubus, see Bow Armenters (Darmenters), John de, 326; alderman, 19–54; Joan his relict, xxxii, 316, 323, 325–6, 328 Armour, 617 Armourer, see Trades Arnold John, 660 Robert, sheriff, 651,654, 651 Arondel, William de, 79 Arraz Alice de, 236 Robert de, sheriff, 318 William de, 497 Askham John de, clerk, 426 William, alderman, 660, 641–5 Aspal, Adam, 414 Asshe, Robert de, cordwainer, 199 Asshebourne Henry de, lawyer, 499 Thomas, prior of Austin Friars, 630 Assheby, John de, 306 Asshecombe, Robert, broderer, 644 Asshelyn, Henry, 618 Asshendon Alan de, & Margery his wife, 261 Gilbert de, 47, 80, 102–3 Asshwell John & Parnel his wife, 568 John, attorney, 599 Asshwy, Isabel relict of Stephen, 171 Assize of buildings (fitz Ailwin's assize), ix–xi, xii–xxxii passim; cited in pleading, xv Aston John de, rector of All Hallows Lombard Street, 448, 474 William de, 483 Attorneys, xv Aubrey (Aubre) Andrew, alderman, 319, 407, 432, 334– 441; def., xxxii, 316, 323–4, 326; mayor, 353, 349–61, 429–30; pl., 304– 5, 325, 328; Joan his wife, 316, 322–6, 328 John, alderman, 591–2, 598, 613, 589– 613; pl., 573; sheriff, 597–8,605 Aubyn, see Albyn Aulton, John de, & Katherine his wife, 375–6 Aumere, William de, 416 Austin Friars, priory: garden, 188, 293; prior, 133, 293, Elias, 113, see also Asshebourne, Thomas; prior & brethren, 188, 630 Austyn, Thomas, alderman, 635, 635–7; sheriff, 635–7 Aveynes, Thomas de, Isolde his wife & Lucy their daughter, 69 Aylesbury, Richard, 626 Aylesham (Eynesham), John de, alderman, 380–93; sheriff, 385 Bacheler Denise relict of John (le), 125, 259 Walter, 481, 525 Badby (Badeby), William, 613; alderman, 618, 623; def., 634 Badewe, Hugh de, kt., 573 Bailiff, Philip son of John le, 14 Bailiffs, City, xi; see also Basing, Thomas de Bailly, William, linendraper, 659 Bakehouse, see Buildings Baker, see Trades Bakere John le, 463 William le, 375 Bakewell (Bakkewell) —,628 John, 598 Thomas de, 480, 497 Balauncer, Ralph le, def., 127; sheriff, 230 Baldewyne, Richard, 599 Baldok, John, (mayor's) serjeant, 604, 618 Balesham, Roger de, 115, 122; Isabel his wife, 115 Ballard John, 655 Nicholas son of Alan, see Sutton Balle, Ranulph, 85, 104; Isabel his wife, 104 Balliol Hall, see Oxford Bamme Adam, alderman, 635, 636–8; goldsmith, attorney, 625; mayor, 641–2; sheriff, 627, 657 Henry, alderman, 635, 636 Bampton, John de, 558 Bannebury, Thomas de, & Joan his wife, 4 Barage, Arnold & Christine his wife, 6, 8 Barantyn (Barentyn), Drew, mayor, 660–1 Barber (Barbier, Barbour) Geoffrey le, 78 John & Joan his wife, 426, 428 Matthew le, 385 Peter le, 234 Richard le, of Bread Street, 111 Robert le, 77, 260 Simon le, 292 Thomas le, 305, 375 Barber, see Trades Bardeneye, Walter de, 85, 100 Barentyn, see Barantyn Baret, William, alderman, 618; arbitrator, 632; pl., 635–6; sheriff, 622–3 Barge, le, tenement called, [St. Stephen Walbrookpar.],626 Barker, Richard le, serjeant of Walbrook ward, 510 Barkeworthe, Walter de, 234 Barnet (Barnette) John atte, mercer, 412 John de la, 168, 177 Thomas atte, hosteler, 596 Thomas atte, mason, 566, 581–3, 591, 604 Baronet, Thomas son of John, 502 Baroun J., essoiner, 224 John, chaplain, 443 Barre, John de la, ward-beadle, 312 Barrels, 646 Bars: for closing a lane, 401; iron, 623; see also Buildings, windows Barsham, Robert de, 312 Barton Henry, alderman, 659 John, recorder, 658 John de, & Beatrice his wife, 477 Jordan, 614 Ralph, alderman, 653–4, 653–4 Thomas, goldsmith, 624 Basing (Basingg, etc.) Gregory de, 161 Isabel relict of Nicholas de, 430 Margery de, 196 Reginald son of Margery de, 196 Solomon de, 124 Thomas de, bailiff of the City, 351 William de, & Richolda his wife, 160, 163 Basset, Thomas & Isabel his wife, 40 Bassishaw: street, 641; ward, 261 Basyngstoke, Richard de, alderman, 407, 407–16 Bataille, Ralph, 305 Batour, Peter le, 109 Bauquelle, John de, 103; Cecily his wife, 103, 129, 227, 235 Bavente, Alice, executors of, 41 Baynard's Castle, see Castle Baynard Bayser, Richard, butcher, 569, 584; Emma his wife, 569 Beams, see Buildings Beauchamp, John de, kt., 415 Beauflur (Beauflour) Geoffrey son of Geoffrey, 312 James, 296 Beaufront, John, woolmonger, & Margery his wife, 548 Beaumond, 522n Beauner, William, 487 Beauveys, Philip son of Philip de, 240 Beche, Henry atte, 574 Bedeford (Bedeforth) Deodatus de, goldsmith, 430; see also Deodonatus John de, skinner, 420, 442 Richard de, & Isabel his wife, 58 Bedel, William, cordwainer, & Joan his wife, 532 Bedyngton, John de, mercer, 511 Begge, Hervey, alderman, 622 Bekenesfeld, alias Fulham, Adam de, & Alice his wife, 327 Bekles, John de, 271 Bell-tower, see Buildings Benches, 613, 646 Benchesham, Thomas de, 522 Benere John le, warden of London Bridge, 51–2, 59 Walter le, 213 Bengeo, John, 475 Benstede, Robert de, 329 Bentele John, 632 John de, 377 Maud de, 219 Benyngton, Simon de, sheriff, 508–9 Berdefeld Henry, attorney, 593 Richard de, 234 Berdene, John de, 496 Berkhampsted, Thomas de, master of St. Thomas of Acon, 452 Berkyng (Berkyngge) Richard (de), alderman, 331–430; sheriff, 370 Thomas de, goldsmith, 255 Bermyngham (Bermysygham), Thomas, 583 Bernard, William, 85, 111 Bernes, John (de), alderman, 591, 597, 604, 535–95; mayor, 577–80; pl., 460; sheriff, 506, 503–5; Christine his wife, 460 Berneval, Peter & Maud his wife, 45 Berneye, Walter de, sheriff, 511–13 Beryng, Richard, tanner, 187 Besseville, John de, 383 Bethewater, see Bithewater Betoyne (Béthune, Betoygne, etc.) Richard de, alderman, 312, 293–325; def., 343–4, 347; mayor, xiii, 286 William de, alderman, 2–3, 26, 37, 6–72 Bever, Agnes, 629 Béverly (Beverlaco, Beverle, etc.) Adam de, skinner, 261 John de, 385 John de, tailor, 203 Walter de, 305 William, 649 William de, chaplain, 189 Beversbrook (Beveresbroke), Wilts., see Blund, John Beverych, William, 659 Biddlesden (Bittelesden), Bucks., abbot, 641 Bidyk (Bydik) Juliana, 627 William de, 85 Billingesgate, Ralph de, taverner, 139 Billingsgate ward, 312 Bin (bynne), 646 Bird, Richard, essoiner, 210 Birdene, John de, 193 Bishopsgate (Bisshopesgate), 292, 375; street, 622 Bisshop John, 459 Robert, 407, 409 Bithewater (Bethewater, Bythewater), John, 655; alderman, 653–4, 653–4; sheriff, 653 Bittelesden, see Biddlesden Bixle, John de, 357 Black Death, xxx Black Friars, see Friars Preachers Blackmore (Blakemore), Essex, prior, 244 Blacwell, John de, 408 Blake, Thomas le, 403 Blakeneye Adam de, executors of, 99 Peter de, 125 Thomas de, draper, 292 Blakethorn, John de la, 255 Blaunche, John, 525 Blith (Blythe) Geoffrey de, & Cecily his wife, 212 Ralph de, saddler, 355, 418; Joan his wife, 418 Blod, John, 574 Blood, animals', 569 Bloseworth, alias de Ware, Lawrence, 622 Blund (Blount, etc.) Hugh (le), kt., 5, 135, 395, 400 Hugh le, 46 Idonia la, see Hagham, Robert de John, of Beversbrook, 632 John le, alderman, 6, 205; mayor, 26, 37, 85, 10–131 John le, goldsmith, 255 John son of Walter le, 25 Peter le, parson of St. Stephen Walbrook, 169, 174 Ralph le, 255 Ralph le, goldsmith, 203 Simon le, baker, 205 Thomas, of Essex, 632 Thomas le, 78 Bluntesdon, Henry de, 136 Boards (bordes), moveable, 646; see also Buildings, planks Boats, 453 Bockysham, John, mayor's serjeant, 630 Bocton Adam de, 218 Ralph son of John de, 262 Bohun, Joan, countess of Hereford, xxxi, 633–4 Bokbyndere, John le, 295 Bokeler, John le, 348 Bokerel, see Bukerel Bokstede, John, carpenter, 482 Bole Nicholas, 503 William le, 38 Bolet, Simon, alderman, 154, 120–85 Bolyngton, John de, & Isabel his wife, 221 Bonaunter, Thomas, 627 Bonde, John le, & Joan his wife, 26, 35 Bonet, William, woodmonger, & Christine his wife, 541 Bordeslee, Geoffrey de, & Albreda his wife, 172 Borgard, Ralph, [sheriff's] serjeant, 269 Bosenham Cecily de, 527 Peter, sheriff, 205 Boseworth, Henry, mercer, 645 Bosham (Boseham), John, alderman, 631, 614–29 Boteler (Botyller, etc) Geoffrey le, draper, 290–1 Gilbert, 459 James le, 510 John, 481; roper, 441; Agnes his wife, 441 John son of Geoffrey le, draper, 429 Boterwyke, John, 551 Botoner (Botonner) Gregory le, 36 John le, 85, 168, 177, 202, 206 John le, tanner, 187 Botulston, Thomas, haberdasher, 581 Bouden, Henry de, 154, 236 Bourne, Margaret relict of John de, kt., 352 Bow (Arcubus), John de, 510 Bow Lane (Cordewanerstret), 317 Box Martin, alderman, 4 Robert, 525 Boxford, Robert, alderman, 622, 618 Boxton, John de, 483 Boydon, Robert, 574 Boylet, Nicholas & Elizabeth his wife, 423 Boys, Robert le, 422 Brabazon (Brabazoun), Adam, alderman, 407, 399–441; pl., (fishmonger), 372, 413 Brace, see Buildings Brackele (Brakkele, etc.) Hawyse de, 417 John de, essoiner, 71, 137, 161 Thomas de, 244, 253 Thomas de, & Alice his wife, 272 Brackelelane [unidentified; ?All Hallows the Great par.], 114 Bracton, Henry de, xii, xxxii Bradefeld, Richard de, brewer, 505 Bradele Henry de, 514 Stephen, 523 Brademan, John, 477 Brainford (Brainforth, etc.), William de, essoiner, xvi, 6–8, 22, 40, 42, 47, 49, 65, 79, 88, 127–8, 134–5, 168, 177–8 Brampton Thomas, esquire, 638 William, alderman, 638–43 Brandon Hugh de, goldsmith, 381 Thomas de, sheriff, 474–6, 478, 450–79 Brangweyn Thomas, 225 William, vintner, 414, 509 Brauhing (Braughyng, etc.) Bartholomew de, essoiner, 76 Henry de, 298 John de, 305 John son of Peter de, 76 Peter de, 76, 510 Brauncestre Imanya (Ymane) de, 14, 70 Thomas de, 43, 318 Bray Adam & Tiffany his wife, 127 Adam de, 308 Edmund son of Joan de, 313 Joan relict of John de, 313 John, 287 Osbert de, & Isabel his wife, 54, 61, 233– 4, 239 Robert de, 109, 298 William, skinner, 400 Braybrok, William de, 357 Bread Street (Bredstrete): 233–4, 639, 658, see also Barber, Richard le; Cergere, William le and Keu, Albert le; ward, 205, 372, 630 Breast-plates, 617 'Breggehouse, le', see Bridge House, tenement called Bregges, Robert de, 300 Brembre (Bremble), Nicholas, (kt.), alderman, 584–623; mayor, 612, 632, 614– 19, 630–2; sheriff, 586–7, 589, 592 Brendwode, Robert, 658 Brentyngham, Ralph de, 440 Bret (Brette) Alan,660 Robert le, alderman, 312–25 Walter le, & Juliana his wife, 300 William le, 193 Bretoun, John de, kt., warden of the City, 510 Brewer, see Trades Brewere Gilbert de la, dean of St. Paul's, 392 Henry le, 183 John, 522 John le, 375 Brewhouse, see Buildings Bridge, over causeway, 375 Bridge House, property, see London Bridge, land, etc. Bridge House (le Breggehouse), tenement called, [St. Botolph Bishopsgate par.], 292 Briklesworth (Bricklesworth, Brykelesworth) John, 651 John de, 474; sheriff, 523 William de, alderman, 343–85 Brinchesle (Brynchesle) John de, 481 John de, goldsmith, & Margery his wife, 430 Bristoll (Bristowe) John, 501 Peter de, goldsmith, 70 Simon, chaplain, 601 Thomas, 644 William de, & Denise his wife, 173 William de, grocer, 551 Brocas, Bernard, kt., 638 Broderer, see Trades Broke (Brok) Philip, 317 Richard, 482 Robert, hosier, 317 Roger atte, (fellmonger), 449, 457, 465; Agnes his wife, 449, 465 Thomas, 317 Walter, 483, 486 Brokhampton, Geoffrey de, 101 Brokle, John, alderman, 653 Bromyerd, Richard de, 317, 330; Cecily his wife, 317 Bronnesbury, John, 574 Bronnesford, Simon de, spicer, 405 Brother, Isabel relict of John, senior, 312 Broumpton, Philip de, & Alice his wife, 605 Brounford, Juliana de, 231 Brounyng, Oliver, 221 Broutone (Brughton), Simon de, 88, 510 Brouwe, Raymond de la, 131 Brown (Broun, Brun, etc.) Andrew, 169 Giles son of Nicholas, 145 John, 419, 482–3 John, of Gransden, 580 Nicholas le, 85 Richard le, 145 Robert, skinner, 651 Roger de, attorney, 227 Thomas, 132 Brughton, see Broutone Bryan, John, alderman, 614–23 Brycheford, John de, 318; Alice his wife, 314,318 Brye, Alice relict of Gerard de, 151 Bucklersbury, 626 Bucr', see Bukerel Buildings & parts thereof alure, 95 arches, xxi, 308, 323, 526, 591, 597 bakehouse, 140–1 beams, 37–646 passim; couple, 566; reason, 566; summers, 92, 283; transoms, 193 bell-tower, 308 brace, 204 brewhouse, 646 cellars, 2–646 passim; dimensions of, 475 chambers, high, 585; paving, 646 chimneys, xxii, 77, 205, 265, 331, 447, 527, 617, 621, 629, 655, 658 cisterns, 43, 277, 318 closes, 478, 587, 607, 617, 644 corbels, xxi, 37, 90, 92, 235, 272, 323, 351, 506, 612, 629 corner-stones, 656 courtyards, 30, 318 'crestes', 646 cupboards, xxi, 323, 591 doors, 77, 163, 234, 323, 379, 492, 581, 613, 626; in the form of a window, 623 drains, channels, 266, 505, 616; see also gutters; privies; sinks; and Ditches; Kennels eaves, 54, 61, 95, 257, 261, 464, 527, 616 fences, xxii & n fillet-gutters, xxiii floors, 572, 621 forges, 483, 547–8, 617 foundations, search for, 631; stone, 446; see also wall-plates frame, 566 gables, 283, 312; stone, 119; see also skew garret, 574 gates, 36,125,175, 219, 259, 626; great, 493–4 gutters, xxii–xxiv; underground, 214, 614, 616, 618, 654 halls, 164, 183, 341, 406, 527, 617, 632; great, 219; of a brewhouse, 646 hautpas (haltepas), a room raised on pillars extending into the street, xxviii, 581 hinges, 581, 623 hooks, iron, 206, 623 jetties, xxviii, 77, 399, 492–3, 528, 544, 546, 619, 658 joists, 203, 206, 282–3, 295, 309, 323, 325, 574, 586, 591 kitchens, 61, 71, 156, 203, 215, 261, 359, 370, 406, 416, 500, 510, 527–8, 617 mortar, 617 nails, 54, 61, 501, 566, 583; iron, 513 paling, 276, 335, 435; wattle & daub, 278–9 parlours, 311, 646 pentices, xxviii, 234, 547–8, 574, 585 pipes, leaden, 283, 424, 438, 486, 493; wooden, 214 place (placea), 95 planks, boards, 203, 206, 325, 586 posts, 76, 156, 204, 206, 211–12, 221, 269–71, 283, 295, 384, 574, 631; holes for, 591 privies, latrines, cess-pits, xi, xxiv–xxv, xxx puncheons, 283, 295 'relese', 656 ridge-tile, 298 roofs, xi & n, 95, 222, 282, 323, 325, 476, 513, 586, 589, 632, 660; wooden, 325, 585; see also tiles scalding houses, 569, 632 seld, 187 sheds, 293, 654 shops, goldsmith's, 70; woolmonger's, 548 shutters, 206, 648 sinks, soakaways, 222, 277, 572, 584; of a conduit, 458 skew, 656 solars, xxviii, 206–632 passim; of two storeys, 502 stables, 71, 183, 510, 585 staples, 335 steps, stairs, 234, 488, 613, 626, 632, 646 storeys, two or three, 206, 502; see also solars tiles, 61, 184, 298, 370, 416 turret, 31 vault, 585 wall-plates, 146, 204, 206, 236, 253, 282–3, 319, 323, 441, 526, 591, 597 walls, stone, x, xx–xxii; of other materials, xxii; rabbet of, 272 watch-tower, 365 windows, apertures, etc., xxv–xxvi, barred, 312, 370, 623, 652; called 'wikettes', 649; glazed, 81, 255, 362, 652; in a church, 574; stone frame, 312 see also Dye-works; Pavements; Pigsties; Wells; Wharves Bukerel (Bokerel, Bucr') Andrew, mayor, 272 Stephen, alderman, 255 Buksted, John de, 445 Bungeye, Richard, 488 Buntyng, John, 483 Buntyngs, Anastasia, 233 Burdeyn Robert, goldsmith, 219; sheriff, 206, 201–15 William, 490, 583; goldsmith, 602; Isabel his wife, 583 Bures, John de, sheriff, 506, 503–5 Buresse, William, essoiner [? fictitious], 517 Burford (Bureford) James de, kt., 412, 424 John de, sheriff, 37, 62, 62–9 Burgeys, John, 451 Burgh (Burgo) Thomas de, 574 William de, 282–7 Burgoyne Adam de, 306 John, 651 Buns, John, prior of Crutched Friars, 563 Burne, Richard & Juliana his wife, 658 Burnham, Bucks., abbess, 410 Burnham, Richard, carpenter, 639 Burreforth, John de, 85; sheriff, 65–7 Burton Adam de, 147 John de, clerk of the Chamber, xxxiii, p. 63 Bury Adam (de), alderman, 432, 474, 478, 488, 433–79; mayor, 524–5, 595, 523–5, 594–605; sheriff, 424; skinner, pl., 419–23, 442; Alice his wife, 419– 23 Adam son of Adam de, 370, 374 Alice relict of William de, draper, 549 Thomas de, attorney, 323 Thomas de, cordwainer, 396 Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, xii n Bussh(e) William, 160, 163 William, merchant, 488 Butcher, see Trades Butler, see Trades Byce, William, wharf of, [near Oystergate], 582 Bykele, William de, 111 Byker Isabel relict of Boniface, 615 Patrick, 615 Byrche, Thomas, haberdasher, 576 Callere (Kallere) Henry le, tanner, 187 Robert le, 220; sheriff, 205 Caltecote, Nicholas, 651 Cambridge (Cauntebrigge) Idoneade, 131 Ralph de, 390, 394, 414 William, alderman, 651, 654 William de, 390, 394 see also Grauntbrugg Camera, see Chambre Campes (Caumpes) John son of (? Iter), 434 Richard de, 85 Thomas de, 167 Campete Wharf, le [unidentified; ? St. Magnus par.], 327 Cancy, Henry, 522 Candles, used for soldering, xxii Candlewick Street, see Cannon Street Canefeld Adam de, 574 William de, 252, 289 Cannon Street (Candlewick Street), 488 Canon, Thomas, armourer, 400 Canterbury, Kent, xii n Canterbury John de, alderman, 6, 1–58 Michael de, mason, 205 Simon de, carpenter, 205, 304 Cappe, John, essoiner [? fictitious], 594 Capper, see Trades Cardinal's Hat, tenement called, 527 Carleton (Karleton) John de, prior of St. Bartholomew, 509, 528 Thomas, alderman, 626 William de, 339, 342, 345–6, 461 Carlille(Carlel, Karlill) Adam, alderman, 622, 615–38; pl., 525; sheriff, 635–7 Agnes, 503 Mariota relict of Adam, draper, 578 William, butler, 587 Carpenter, John, 655; attorney, 658–9 Carpenter, see Trades Cartere, Roger le, & Juliana his wife, 336 Carts, 219, 396, 493–4, 536, 547, 606, 613, 631 Casse, Richard, 574 Castelacre, John de, & Isabel his wife, 304–5 Castell, William atte, 624 Castle Baynard, 85, 459; ward, 288, 453, 459; ward-alderman, see Costantyn, John Castre, Bartholomew de, goldsmith, 535 Catesby, Elias, chaplain, 522 Caumpes, see Campes Cauntebrigge, see Cambridge Causeway, 375 Causton Henry de, mercer, 405 John de, alderman, 272, 286, 312–13, 318–19, 327, 333, 376, 407, 416, 289– 414; sheriff, 273–7 William de, alderman, 319, 407, 416, 313–430; def., 43, 369; (mercer), pl., 314, 318, 435; sheriff, 230; Denise his wife, 43, 314, 318 William de, senior, mercer, 373, 389 Cave, William de, 361 Cavel (Cavell), William, 536–7 Cavendissh (Cavendyssh, etc.), Stephen (de), alderman, 536, 574, 529–77; mayor, 518; sheriff, 493–4, 501–2, 491–8 Cawode, Robert, glazier, 656 Caxton, William de, 84, 510; Maud his wife, 84 Celer, Richard atte, 534 Celeseye, see Kelseye Cellars, see Buildings Cergere, William le, of Bread Street, 234 Cess-pits, see Buildings, privies, etc. Chadde, John, 649 Chadenesfeld, Geoffrey, rector of St. Margaret Moses Friday Street, 616– 17 Chalk-pit, 251 Chaloner, William & Felicia his wife, 609– 10 Chamber of London: clerk of, see Burton, John de; king's court in, 655; serjeants of, xvii, xviii, see also Greyngham, William de; Sewale, William; Worcester, William Chamberlain, City: xix; makes extent of debt, 289; pleads on behalf of City, xxix; to provide wax torches, 544; see also Dode, John; Havering, Luke de; Mazerer, John le Chamberleyn, John, serjeant, 574 Chambers, see Buildings Chambre (Camera, Chaumbre) John de (la), alderman, 223–36 John son of John de la, 303 Chandler, see Trades Changer, see Trades Channels, see Buildings, drains Chantries, xxi, 385, 498, 647 Chapel, William atte, 622 Chapel, view into, 574 Chaplain, Robert the, warden of London Bridge, 51–2, 59 Charleton, John de, 306 Charlewod, Thomas, 511 Charryng, John, 396 Chastilon, John, chivaler, 637 Chaucer Eliasle, 90 John, 507 Chaumpayne, John de, 381 Chaundeler Arnold le, 260 Hugh le, 396 John & Emma his wife, 482 John le, of Coleman Street, 107 Nicholas le, & Alice his wife, 270–1 Richard le, 396 Robert le, 511 Walter le, 145, 396 William le, 219, 238, 241; Christine his wife, 219 Chauntecler Roger, 134 Thomas, 521 Cheap ward: alderman, see Fraunceys, Simon; jury, 449; wardmote, 449, 456–8 Cheapside (Chepe, forum, Westchep), xi, 11, 201, 206, 282–3, 305, 318, 528, 625 Chelchethe (Chelchehethe) Geoffrey de, tanner, 187 Gilbert, 600–3 Chelmersford, Richard de, carpenter, 559 Cherche (Chirche), Richard atte, mason, 526–7, 566, 581–3, 591, 604, 620 Cherchegate, William, 574 Cherleton, John de, kt., 294 Cherteseye, Walter, sheriff, 648 Cheryngton, Walter de, 360 Cheshunt (Chesthunte), Herts., 517 Chesthonte, John de, 194 Chevelee (Chyvele) Emma daughter of William, 599, 608 William, tailor, & Isabel his wife, 559, 599, 608 Cheyne Edmund, kt., & Katherine his wife, 564–5, 589 William, recorder, 632, 613–37 Cheyner Henry le, mercer, 319 Thomas son of Henry, 511 Chibenherst, John de, 186 Chichele, William, alderman, 658–9, 661; mayor, 659 Chichestre (Chychestre), John (de), alderman, 501, 536, 591, 598, 613, 496– 598; mayor, 574, 564–75 Chigwell (Chiggewelle, etc.) Hamo de, alderman, 233, 223–308; mayor, 272, 244, 255–302; mayor's locum tenens, xxiii, 286–7; pl., 288; sheriff, 221 Richard de, 11, 14; alderman, 89 Robert de, 162, 165 Children, 293, 618 Chimneys, see Buildings Chingeford, Richard de, 138 Chippenham (Chyppenham), Adam (de), chaplain, 525; parson of St. Clement Eastcheap, xxix, 544, 546 Chipstede Roger de, tanner, 187 Walter de, tanner, 187 Chirche, see Cherche Churchyards, xxxi Chykesond, Simon de, 435 Chyvele, see Chevelee Ciltre, Daniel de, 85, 109 Cirencester (Circestre), Glos., abbot, 496, 538, see also Ampney, Nicholas de Cirugien, see Surgeon Cisterns, see Buildings City Wall, xxix, 85, 387; hole in, at Houndsditch, 618 Clare Gilbert de, earl of Gloucester, bailiff & house of, xxxi, 64 Nicholas de, kt., 299 Thomas de, kt., 302 Clay, 617 Clench, Thomas, 513, 546; Goda his wife, 513 Clerk William, 146 William le, attorney, 125 Clerkenwell hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, prior, 504, see also Grendon, Walter; Thame, Philip de priory of St. Mary, prioress, 647, see also Let, Idonia Clevele, see Clivele Cleymunt, John, 41 Clifford's Inn, garden, 653 Clivele (Clevele), John, alderman, 618, 616 Clopham, Hugh de, 510 Closes, see Buildings Cloths, wet, 488 Clouton, Ellen de, 180–1 Clynan, Thomas, draper, 647 Cnopwede, John de, 343–4 Cobham (Cobeham) Adam de, & Agnes his wife, 138 Henry de, kt., 313 Thomas de, (woodmonger), 244, 253 Codestone, John de, 234 Coffrer, Alexander le, 85 Cog, Robert, 606 Cokayn, John, recorder, 641 Coke (Cok), see Cook Cokfeld, Robert de, kt., 146 Colcestre (Colecestre) Gilbert de, 32, 417 John de, attorney, 102 Walter de, 78 Colchester, archdeacon of, see Meleford, William de Coldwell, William, 655 Coleman Street, 107; ward, 261 Colle, Henry & Margery his wife, 611 Collesdon, Thomas de, brewer, 424 Colman Adam, 356 Thomas, 356 Cologne (Coloygne) John de, 337 William de, clerk, 525 Combe (Coumbe) Adam de, & Alice his wife, 44 Peter de, 312 Combemartin (Coumbemartin, Cumbemartyn, etc.) Henry de, alderman, 272, 314, 318, 289–335; sheriff, 304–6 William (de), alderman, 85, 154, 80– 185; def., 178; sheriff, 56–87; Margery his wife (relict), 178, 251 Common clerk, xiv, see also Waltham, Hugh de Common serjeant, xxix, see also Iford, William de; Morice, Thomas; Norton, Gregory de; Pecok, Ralph; Wentebrigg, John de; Wolleward, Reginald Common soil, xxviii–xxix Commonalty of London: as pl., xxvii–xxx, 15, 28, 97, 166–7, 179, 188, 259–60, 264, 292, 299–300, 302–3, 334–5, 361, 369, 375, 382–3, 387, 390, 394, 396, 401, 408, 416, 449–50, 483, 487, 493–4, 536, 547; attorney of, see Pecok, Ralph and Wolleward, Reginald; bill presented against, 544; comes with the assize, xiv; judgment against, 396 Compton, Christine de, 146 Conduit (Conduyt) Alan atte, 381 Geoffrey de, alderman, 125–61; def., 14 Reginald de, alderman, 272, 284, 286–7, 313, 318–19, 327, 288–401; mayor, 333, 331–4; pl., 229; sheriff, 255 Conduit in Cheap ward, 458 Congregation, see Mayor & aldermen Convers, Robert le, goldsmith, 85 Converts, house of (le Converse), 653 Conyng, John, 403 Coo, Ralph, attorney, 608; essoiner, xvi, 561, 604 Cook (Cok, Coke) John, 456, 534, 626 John, brewer, 576 John, chandler, 592, 608 Cook, see Trades Cooper, see Trades Coraunt, John, goldsmith, 515, 612 Corbels, see Buildings Corder, see Trades Cordewanerstret, see Bow Lane Cordwainer, see Trades Cordwaner (Cordewaner) Alan le, & Joan his wife, 150, 153 Richard le, 78, 223, 260 Cornere, Thomas atte, brewer, 502 Corner-stones, see Buildings Cornhill, 613, 647 Cornhill (Cornehulle, etc.) Robert de, bailiff of the City, 351 William de, parson of St. Mary Aldermanbury, 204, 226 Cornwaleys (Cornewaleyes) John, 659 Thomas, alderman, 613, 629 Cornwall (Cornewayll, etc.) Andrew (de), 525, 617 Johnde, 169, 174 John de, glover, & Collecta his wife, 540 Michael de, 525, 567; Fredeswyde his wife, 567 Coroner John, 437–8 John le, alderman, see Vintry Corp, Simon (de), alderman, 206, 215–23; pl., 154, 236; sheriff, 174, 168–77; Joan his relict, 366, 368 Cory, John, clerk, 437 Cosham, John, 660 Cosin (Cosyn) Peter, 336 William, alderman, 126–38; sheriff, 85, 98–101 Costantyn (Costentyn) John, alderman (of Castle Baynard ward), 459, 462 Richard, alderman, 277–379 Coteler (Cotiller) Geoffrey le, 343–4 Solomon le, alderman, 26, 37, 1–125; pl., 29–30, 66 Cotes, John de, 100 Cotton (Coton, etc.) John (de), alderman, 277–305; def., 169, 174, 196; sheriff, 280 Walter, alderman, 659 Coudres, John de, 272 Coumbe, see Combe Coumbemartin, see Combemartin Coupere (Cuver) Ralph le, & Celestria his wife, 92, 98, 126 Richard le, 579 William, (viewer), 655 William le, 483 Courtyards, see Buildings Coventre John, alderman, 654, 653–4; mayor, 653 Rose de, 93 Cows, 524 Cradok, Thomas, clerk, 655 Crane, Nicholas, alderman, 335–71 Cranle, Nicholas de, essoiner, 296 Craye (Creye) Stephen son of Stephen de, 349, 353 William de, 99 Crenellation, 158n Crepulgate, see Cripplegate Crepyn Richard, 208–9 Walter, 208–9, 217 Cressewyk, see Creswyk Cressingham (Cressyngham, Kressyngham) John de, 579 John de, joiner, 228 Cressoner, Ralph de, see Ikelyngham 'Crestes', see Buildings Creswyk (Cressewyk) Robert, attorney, 545 William, arbitrator, 632 Creye, see Craye Crikkele, John de, 381 Cripplegate hermitage, 333 Cripplegate (Crepulgate) ward: 255n, 267; jury, 450, 483; wardmote, 450, 454–5 Crispin, Baldewyn, 305 Crofton, Richard de, [? sheriff's] clerk, 170 Crokhorn, William, 483 Crooked Lane, 488 Cross (Cros) Gilbert, 312 Walter, 148 William, 143 Crosseby, John, 640, 661 Crouche John atte, 234 Roger, 661 Crowmer, William, alderman, 659, 645; mayor, 657 Crowton, John, attorney, 652–3 Croydon Hugh de, 387 John de, alderman, 401 Richard de, 574; alderman, 536; sheriff, 521–2, 522 Crumpton, Philip de, & Alice his wife, 595 Crutched Friars (Holy Cross beside the Tower), prior, 111, 477, see also Buris, John Crymelford, Geoffrey, alderman, 632, 630; pl., 626; Alice his wife, 626 Cumbemartyn, see Combemartin Cupboards, see Buildings Curson, John, 594, 618; Alice his wife, 594 Curteys Margaret, 654 Richard, fishmonger, 476 Cutler, see Trades Cuver, see Coupere Dadyngton, John, 626 Dalby, William de, 261 Dallyng, John de, (mercer), 167, 318; sheriff, 253, 234–45; his serjeant, see Pikeman, William Dalstone, Alan de, potter, 41 Daneler, Richard, 642 Darcy (Darci), Henry, alderman, 333, 309– 96; mayor, 336–48; sheriff, 288–302 Darmenters, see Armenters Dask, Richard, 193 Dates: early use of day & month, 288; possibly fictitious, p. 145n, p. 146n, 607; see also Legal matters, dies non Daubeneye, Stephen, 522 Dauncere, John, attorney, 510 Daunvers, Edmund, 587, 607 David, Thomas son of, capper, 594 Delle, William atte, 65 Denecombe, Henry de, 266 Denton Richard, 649 Robert de, chaplain, 604 Deodonatus, goldsmith, 305; see also Bedeford, Deodatus de Depeden', Hugh de, 234 Depham (Depeham), Roger de, alderman (& recorder), 376, 407, 416, 432, 449, 474–6, 478, 488, 492, 501–2, 544, 343–502; pl., 298; Margaret his wife, 298 Derby, Hugh de, rector of St. Leonard Eastcheap, 99 Derteford, William de, 21 Desborne Lane (Disebourlane), 577 Desterny, John & Philippa his wife, 619 Deumars Bartholomew, alderman, 387–96 John, 510 Reginald & Isabel his wife, 148 Devineys, John, 196 Dew (Dieu), Thomas, 114, 118 Deynes (Dyne, Dynes) John, rector of St. Leonard Eastcheap, 659 John, (ironmonger), sheriff, 511–13, 511; Alice his relict, 545, 555 Dieu, see Dew Disebourlane, see Desborne Lane Distaff Lane (Dystaflane), 641 Ditches, 99, 109, 188, 292, 375, 631 Dode, John, 85, 167; City chamberlain, 213–14 Dodeford, Robert de, 147 Doget John, 269 Thomas, vintner, 574 Thomas son of John, 269 Walter, alderman, 623; sheriff, 624 Walter son of Thomas, 574 William, 447 Dogs, 66, 293, 570 Dolsely (Dolsaly, etc.) Simon, alderman, 444, 475–6, 429–511; mayor, 507–9; pl., 461, 464, 480, 497; Joan his wife, 461, 464 Thomas (de), 481; alderman, 474–6, 478, 501, 464–98; sheriff, 488, 481–9 Donestaple, see Dunstaple Doors, see Buildings Dorgoyl, Gerard, 6 Dorsete, John, senior, 618 Doublet, Walter, rector of All Hallows Bread Street, 481 Dowgate (Douegate, Douuegate) Joan daughter of John, 528 John, 528 John de, 399 Thomas son of John, 528 Dowgate (Douegate) ward, 253, 536 Drains, see Buildings Draper Isabel daughter of Philip, 583 Philip, cook, 583 Draper, see Trades Draycote, Robert de, prior of Elsing Spital, 533, 571, 600 Drayton, John de, 385 Drew, John, 643 Drie, Geoffrey, tanner, 187 Drury (Druri), Nigel, alderman, 145, 124– 85; sheriff, 129 Duffehous, Thomas, 661 Duket Christine, 22 John son of Lawrence, 22 Sybil relict of Lawrence, 22 Duly, John, kt., 19 Dung, 493–4; disposal of, 459 Dunholm', see Durham Dunmowe Robert de, 266 Walter, 638 Dunstaple (Donestaple) John, 506 John de, alderman, 6, 37, 85, 510, 1–111 Dunster, Roger, rector of St. Martin Vintry, 619 Dunton, John de, 540 Dunvill, Robert, 522 Durham (Dunholm', Durem), Henry de, alderman, 149, 151, 206, 125–204; pl., 137 Dyer, see Trades Dye-works, 488 Dyghere, Gilbert le, 375 Dyke, William, 452 Dykeman, William, ironmonger, 545, 592; sheriff, 536; Idonea his wife, 545 Dyne(s), see Deynes Dyngele, Robert & Margaret his wife, 630 East Cheap (Estchepe), 269, 488 East Watergate (Estwatergate), Castle Baynard ward, 453 Eaves, see Buildings Ecton, Thomas de, clerk, 427 Edelmeton(e) Peter de, 78 Roger de, tanner, 187 Edmond, Robert, 660 Edulf, Stephen, 511 Edward John, 574 Richard, 597 Egemere, Master John de, rector of All Hallows the Less, 50 Ekeheued, John de, essoiner, 462 Elsing Spital (St. Mary Within Cripplegate): church, 450, 455; prior, 450, 453, 486, see also Draycote, Robert de; Wyndesore, John de Ely Robert de, alderman, 312, 328, 307–23; sheriff, 309 Roger de, (fishmonger), 115, 169, 308; Margery his wife, 115 Elys John, skinner, & Joan his wife, 380 Roger, alderman, 622–31 Em, John, 660 Enclosed order, attorney of, 80 Enefeld David de, goldsmith, 70 John de.kt., 306 Entreclosewalls, ? substantial screens, 646 Essex, see Blund, Thomas Essex John son of Roger de, 182 Matthew de, 267, 317 Richard de, & Maud his wife, 421 Thomas de, 525 William de, 451 Est, see East Estfeld, William, alderman, 653 Eston, John, alderman, 618, 632, 616–31 Estre, Isabel de, 23 Eure (Euere) Roger de, 63, 198 Walter de, 390, 394, 398 Evesham, Thomas, 633–4 Evesham Inn (Eveshammesyn), [in Fetter Lane], 609 Evil-doers, 260; see also Robbers Evote, William, alderman, 643 Exchequer, xiii Exeter (Excestre, Exon') Henry de, essoiner, 115–16, 159 John de, 435 Exton, Nicholas de, alderman, 631; mayor, 633; sheriff, 631, 630 Eynesham John, 660 John de, 147; see also Aylesham Eyre of London (1321), xxvii, 254 Fader, Boydin, 574 Fairhed, John, 78 Fairher, Geoffrey, 574 Fakenham, John de, rector of St. Matthew Friday Street, 460 Fan, John, skinner, 648 Fant. Thomas, carpenter, 566, 581–3, 591, 604, 620 Farndon (Farendon) Nicholas de, alderman, 37, 85, 205, 233, 236, 313, 318–19, 327, 10–328; mayor, 145, 193, 206, 312, 132–45, 161, 193– 215, 267 Rose de, 381 Thomas, 612 Thomas de, 85 Farringdon ward, 372n Farweberwe, Robert de, 100 Fastolf, Hugh, alderman, 635 Fauconer, Thomas, alderman, 653, 645; mayor, 658 Faytereslane, see Fetter Lane Fecamp (Féskampe), Seine-Maritime, abbot, 556 Felde John atte, 501, 600–3 Richard atte, rector of St. Michael Cornhill, 613 William atte, 400 Fellmonger, see Trades Fences, see Buildings Ferers, John, 645 Feskampe, see Fécamp Fetter Lane (Faytereslane), 609 Feure, Ralph le, sheriff, 318 Fifhide, see Fyfhide Fikelden (Fykelden) Peter (de), 483, 595 Fillet-gutters, see Buildings Finchingfeld (Fynchyngfeld) Walter de, (junior), alderman, 26, 37, 85, 205, 1–120; arbitrator, 61; pl., 67 William de, 125 Fire, obligation to rebuild after, 206; risk of, 77, 141, 658 Fires in London, ix & n, xi Firewood, xxx, 16, 55, 60, 183, 199, 312 Fish Wharf Lane (Fisshyngwharf lane), 396 Fishmonger, see Trades Fitz Ailwin, Henry, regulations of (1212), xi; see also Assize of buildings Fitz Herves', Philip, tanner, 187 Fitz Hugh, Robert, 659 Fitz Isabel, William, 305 Fitz Otto, Hugh, constable of the Tower, warden of the City, 351 Fitz Robert, Simon, (son of Robert le Pesshoner), & Agnes his wife, 26, 35 Fitz Stephen, Henry, 318 Fitz Thomas, Thomas, mayor, 255 Fixtures, view of, 583 Fleet, xxiii Fleet Street (Fletestret), 614; see also Sallowe, William Fleming, see Moy, John Flete, Amice relict of Walter de, 134 Floors, see Buildings Foleham, see Fulham Folk, James, see St. Edmunds, James Food, see Victuals Forbour, see Fourbour Forde Gilbert atte, 574 Thomas de la, sheriff, 255 Fordwick, Kent, xii n Forester, see Forster Forges, see Buildings Forms (fourmes), benches, 613, 646 Forsham Roger de (Horsham), alderman, 346–55; def., 338 William de, tanner, 187 Forster (Forester) John, chaplain, 498 John, goldsmith, attorney, 625 Philip, 600–3 Richard, attorney, 599, 615–16, 619, 622, 629, 631, 633, 638; essoiner, 551 Walter, alderman, 536, 514–90; sheriff, 474–8, 449–79 William, 501 Fossard, William, 432 Foucke, Roger, 510 Foundations, see Buildings Foundour (Fundour) Margery la, 191 Robert, 511 Fourbour (Forbour) Adam le, 145 Gilott (le), 449, 457 Henry le, 147 Fourneux, Fourneys, see Furneux Foven, Richard, marshal, 429 Fowls (cocks & hens), 293, 607 Frame, see Buildings Frank, John, clerk, warden of the House of Converts & Master of the Rolls, 653 Fraunceys (Fraunceis, etc.) Adam, alderman, 449, 502, 524–5, 574, 591, 598, 449–597; mayor, 432, 431–41 Adam, (kt.), & Margaret his wife, 606, 631 John, 433 John, alderman, 631, 631–5; goldsmith, pl., 625 John, tawyer, & Emma his wife, 512 Simon, alderman (of Cheap ward), 376, 416, 432, 449, 456, 334–430; mayor, 370, 449, 453, 474–6, 478, 379–81, 449–79; sheriff, 304 William, 583 Fray, John, recorder, 653, 653 Frembaud Maud, 566 Thomas & Joan his wife, 264 Frenssh, John, goldsmith, 657 Fressh, John, alderman, 631; sheriff, 631, 630 Frestlyng (Fristlyng, etc.), Bartholomew (de), alderman, 474, 478, 488, 536, 547, 574, 597–8, 604, 434–589; sheriff, 493–4, 501–2, 491–502 Friars, see Austin Frairs; Crutched Friars Friars Minor: garden, 34, 618; guardian, 189, see also Madyngton, Robert de; Newe, William; Sutton, Henry de Friars Preachers (Black Friars): prior John, 386, 388; prior & brethren, xxix, 85 Friday Street (Frydaystret), see Skremyn, Thomas Fristlyng, see Frestlyng Froile, John, 587 Frowyk (Frowik, etc.) Henry, alderman, 653–4, 653–4; mercer, 602 Henry, of Middlesex, 620 Henry de, 255 Roger de, 111, 162; alderman, 187–221 Thomas, 554 Fruit, 34, 218, 519, 549, 609, 653; see also Vines Fryth, Stephen atte, armourer, 617 Fulbert (Fulberd), Cambin (son of), 212, 260 Fulham (Foleham) Adam de, see Bekenesfeld, Adam de Adam de, alderman, 6–57; def., 52 John de, fishmonger, & Nichola his wife, 351 Robert de, & Albreda his wife, 53 William de, fishmonger, & Alice his wife, 357 Fulmere, John de, 312 Fulsham Benedict de, alderman, 313, 318, 327, 293–328; sheriff, 273, 277 Benedict de, & Maud his wife, 389 Richard, 611 Robert de, 167 Fundour, see Foundour Furbisher, see Trades Furner, John, 659 Furneux (Fourneux, Fourneys, etc.) Robert, 574 Thomas, 525 William de, 200; sheriff, 240, 237 Fuster, see Trades Fyfhide (Fifhide, etc.), John, alderman, 613, 607–13; sheriff, 597–8, 605 Fyket, Simon, chaplain, 443 Fykeys, Thomas, essoiner, 113 Fylin, Rose daughter of Clarekin, 38 Gables, see Buildings Galeys, see Waleys Gamboun, John, 658 Gardens: xxii, 34–660 passim; cellar dug beneath, 475; hedge & ditch around, 188; see also Fruit; Trees; Vines Garret, see Buildings Garth, William del, 653 Garton Hugh (de), alderman, 284, 287; def., 230; pl, 232; sheriff, 206, 213–15 William de, 1–2 Gate, John atte, 106, 574; Avice his wife, 106 Gates, see Buildings Gatewyk Walter, 381 William de, rector of All Hallows Barking, 125 Gatyn, Thomas, fishmonger, & Maud his wife, 431 Gaunt, John of, earl of Lincoln, 593 Gayton, Alice, widow, 652 Gedney, William, prior of St. Bartholomew, 636 Gentyll, John, draper, 647 Gerard, Henry, mason, 639 Gernoun Henry, 653, 655 Master Thomas, 222 Walter, 305 Giffard, Richard, 641 Gildeford, see Guildford Gildere, Ralph le, & Amice his wife, 246 Gildesburgh, John de, fishmonger, 577 Gill Alan, warden of London Bridge, 404, 406,416 Robert, 534 William, 320; essoiner, 550 Gillyngham (Gilyngham) Alan de, attorney, 399; essoiner, 345 William de, attorney, 474; essoiner, 444, 448, 463 Girdelere (Gurdlere) Robert, sheriff, 545, 546–7 Robert le, 485 Thomas, 632 Girdler, see Trades Gisors (Gysorcio, Gysors, etc.) Anketin (de), alderman, 233, 236, 274, 286–7, 329, 182–325; def., 15; pl., 37; son of Margery de, 55 Henry de, alderman, 313, 325 John (de), 276, 329, 358 John de, alderman, xxix, 206, 233, 236, 107–236; mayor, 186, 182–7, 221–2; pl., 179; son of Margery de, 55; tenement of, 205 Margery relict of John de, 55 Thomas, 156 Gladewyn(e), Walter, attorney, 342; summoner, 339 Glanvill (De Legibus), xii Glazier, see Trades Gleam, Henry, 431 Glean on the Hoop (le Glene on the Hope), brewhouse, 646 Glendale, Agnes relict of William de, 567, 572 Gloucester, earl of, see Clare, Gilbert de Gloucestre (Glowcestre) Henry de, 335 Henry de, alderman, 37, 85, 145, 205, 10–232 Isabel, prioress of St. Helen's, 599 John de, alderman, 429–30; sheriff, 390 Richard de, alderman, 26, 37, 154, 205, 236, 17–236; pl., 210 Robert de, goldsmith, 151 Glover, see Trades Godchep Hamo, alderman, 286, 232–77; Isabel his relict, 312 Henry & Agnes his wife, 518 Ralph & Margery his wife, 79 Richard & Margery his wife, 235 Godchild, Richard, 583 Goderomlane, see Gutter Lane Godeston, John de, & Lucy his wife, 315; see also Codestone Godwyneston, Richard de, rector of St. Leonard Eastcheap, 574 Godyngton, Geoffrey de, 508 Goldbeater, see Trades Golde Richard, 33 Thomas, essoiner, 67 Goldsmith, see Trades Goldsmithery, 70 Gorel, William, 511 Gossellyn, Richard, alderman, 654, 651 Goterlane, see Gutter Lane Gracechurch (Grascherch), see Taillour, John le Grafton(e) John, haberdasher, 581 William de, essoiner, 103 Gransden (Grantesdene), see Brown, John Grantham John de, alderman, 313, 318, 327, 288– 360; pl., 301; tenement of, 476 Thomas son of John de, (pepperer), 425, 438, 476 Grapefige, Walter, 85, 109 Grascherche, Peter de, 218, 224 Gratefige John, 378 Thomas, 378 Grating, iron, 577, 618 Grauncourt, Andrew, 521 Graunger, Robert, 655 Grauntbrugg Ralph son of Thomas de, 468 Stephen de, 467–8 Gregory, William, 624 Grendon, Walter, prior of St. John of Jerusalem, 658 Grene Boydin atte, 99 Robert atte, 618 Walter atte, 584 Grenstede, William de, attorney, 294 Greylond, Richard, 513 Greyngham (Grenyngham), William de, 465, 469; essoiner, 552–3, 556; serjeant of the Chamber, 483, 511, 591; summoner, 487; Avice his wife, 465, 469 Grocer, see Trades Grosse, William atte, essoiner [? fictitious], 467–8 Grymmesby, Edmund de, clerk, 380 Gubbe John, 298 Richard, 298 Guildford (Gyldeford), Surrey, see Newark; Semer, John Guildford (Gildeford, Guldeford) Henry de, 41 John de, 39 John son of John de, 493 Thomas son of John de, 493 Guildhall: xxviii, xxx; access to, impeded, 493; judgment given at, xvii; middle & outer gate, 213; see also Chamber of London; Husting Gurdlere, see Girdelere Gut, Simon, 85 Gutter Lane (Goderomlane, Goterlane), 381, 655 Gutters, see Buildings Guydo (Guydicio) Bartholomew, changer, 512 Thomas son of, 12 Gybon, Geoffrey, 653 Gylet, William, 574 Gynne, Richard, 659 Haberdasher, see Trades Haberdashers, fraternity, 581 Hackford (Hakford, etc) Walter son of William de, 149 William de, 370–1, 374 William de, & Avice his wife, 150, 153, 175,215 Hadham John de, potter, 341 Lawrence de, tanner, 187 Stephen de, tanner, 187 Walter de, tanner, 187 Hadle (Haddele), John, alderman, 618, 631, 607–42; mayor, 639, 622–3; sheriff, 606, 609, 611 Hagham, Robert de, & Idonia la Blunde his wife, 194 Hakeneye Peter de, 375 Richard de, alderman, 286–7, 327, 333, 277–379; def., 249 Simon de, 229 Walter de, 78 William de, tanner, 187 Hakford, see Hackford Halden, William (de), alderman (& recorder), 524–5, 536, 545, 547, 574, 587, 591–2, 595, 523–611 Hale, Henry atte, fishmonger, & Joan his wife, 580 Hales Agnes daughter of John de, 401 Geoffrey de, 78 Katherine daughter of John de, 401 Thomas de, 78 Halghford, John de, 205 Haliwell, Middx., priory of St. John the Baptist, prioress, 92, 98, 128, 195, 462, 481, see also Montacute, Elizabeth de Hallingbury (Hallyngburi, etc.) Adam de, 21, 54, 61 Bartholomew de, 54, 268 William de, 243 Halls, see Buildings 'Haltepas', see Buildings, hautpas Halton, Henry, sheriff, 660 Hamme Margaret relict of Stephen, 646 Nicholas, mercer, 646 Stephen, tailor, 639 Hamond (Hamound, etc.) Agnes relict of John, 484 John, alderman, 333, 334–414; mayor, 382–93; sheriff, 318 Robert, 506 Hamwode, Henry, 629 Hanaper, see Trades Hanhampstede (Henhampsted) Thomas, grocer, 557 William de, 361 Hanisard, William, sheriff, 318 Hanningtone (Hanyngton, Hanyton), William de, (skinner), 48, 147, 169, 174, 370 Hanse, community of merchants, 444 Hardel John, 211 Ralph, 7 Hardyngham, John de, (sheriff's) clerk, 292; pl., 359, 416, 418; summoner, 506; warden of London Bridge, 416 Harewe John de, 298 Walter de, 86 Harewebrewe, Adam de, 169 Harewell, John, mayor's serjeant, 633–4 Harewold, Thomas (de), sheriff, 312, 309 Harpe John atte, brewer, 529 Roger atte, 22 Harpesfeld, Nicholas de, 483 Harringworth (Haryngworth), Northants, see Zouche, William la Harry, John, 648 Haryngton, William de, kt., 653 Haslemere, Richard, 522 Hatfeld John de, 510 Peter de, & Juliana his wife, 105 Robert de, 432 Hattere, Ralph & Agnes his wife, 500 Haukyn, John, 549 Hauteyn (Hautayn) Henry, 42 John, alderman, 280–315; pl., 267–8; sheriff, 294 Hautpas, see Buildings Haverhull, Peter de, clerk, 255 Havering (Haveryng) John de, 281 Luke de, City chamberlain, 166–7; sheriff, 4 Hawe, William, 631 Hay, 356 Haye Robert atte, smith, & Alice his wife, 614 Thomas, 605 Heaumer, Maud relict of John le, 160, 163 Hedersete, William de, & Joan his wife, 73–4, 115, 216 Helvetone, William de, 85 Hemenhale Edmund de, sheriff, 390 John de, 280–1 Hemmyngburgh, Richard, (viewer), 656–8 Hende, John, alderman, 631–2, 635, 636, 642; mayor, 645; sheriff, 626; summoner, 589; Joan his wife, 564 Henhampsted, see Hanhampstede Herbury, Henry, vintner, attorney, 632 Hereford bishop of, see Swinfield, Richard countess of, see Bohun, Joan Hereord Henry de, 619 Robert de, 265 Heresseye, Robert de, essoiner, 95 Herewardstok', John, 528 Herland, William, carpenter, 588, 590 Herlawe Robert de, 381 William, 622 Herlyng (alias le Taverner), Peter de, taverner, 203, 260 Herst, see Hurst Hert Henry, draper, 647 Rose relict of Walter le, 263 Hervyll, Walter, pewterer, 574 Heryng, John, 375 Heston, Geoffrey de, 272 Hetherent (? rectius Hethereve), Robert le, 252 Hethingham, John, attorney, 654 Heylesdon, John, sheriff, 622–3, 623 Heyron (Heyroun) John, 110, 136 Thomas, 325 William, vintner, & Sarah his wife, 488 Heyworth, Adam de, essoiner, 342, 373 Hierst, see Hurst Higham Isabel relict of Roger de, 166 John, sheriff, 651, 654 Hiltoft (Hyltoft), John, goldsmith, 460; sheriff, 521–2 Hinges, see Buildings Hirreys, Peter le, tailor, 161 Hithe, see Queenhithe Hockele, William, attorney, 570; essoiner, 558; another, pl., 242 Hodesdon Warm de, 293 William de, fishmonger, 391 Hoggenlane, par., see St. Michael Wood Street Hoghtone, see Houghton Hoke, John, 606 Holbech Hugh, sheriff, 572, 574, 561–4 William, alderman, 492, 501, 495–514; sheriff, 514 Holm, Roger, canon of St. Paul's, 556 Holte, Stephen atte, 270–1 Holy Cross, see Crutched Friars Holy Trinity Aldgate, prior, ix n, 57, 112, 218, 276; prior & convent, 329 Holy Trinity the Less, par., 129, 205, 336 Honylane (Honilane) Elias de, 654 Margery de, prioress of St. Helen's, 519– 20, 542, 613 Ralph de, alderman, 205, 36–92 Thomas son of Bartholomew de, 399 Honyman, Richard, 645 Hoo Gilbert de, 527 John, alderman, 618, 619 Hook John, 598 Simon, mason, 639 Hooks, see Buildings Hopere, Walter, 629 Hordele, William, shearman, 576 Hore John, 552 Thomas, smith, 519 Horemade, Isabel relict of Richard de, 184 Horewode, see Horwode Hormede, Alan de, essoiner, 328; see also Horwode, Alan de Horn Amice, 9, 31 Andrew, ix Edmund, 203, 351 John (I), alderman, 351 John (II), alderman, 622, 623–4 Nicholas, 351 Horsemen, 260, 300, 369, 547, 613 Horses, xxviii, 219, 396, 493–4, 606, 631; laden, 547; see also Buildings, stables; Carts Horsham Adam de, 62, 82–3 Roger de, see Forsham Hortone, Roger de, attorney, 211 Horwode (Horewode) Alan de, attorney, 434, 436, 488; pl., 437–8, 476, see also Hormede, Alan de John de, attorney, 304, 313; pl., 336; Maud his wife, 336 John de, junior, 454 Nicholas de, 511 William, 618 Hosebonde (Husebonde) Alice daughter of Roger, 373 John, sheriff, 322–5 Roger, 43, 85; Maud his wife, 43 Hosier, see Trades Hosteler, see Trades Hotot, Nicholas, 463, 510 Hottokeshathere, William de, 34 Houghton (Hoghtone, Houthtone, Houton) Fremond de, & Margery his wife, 118 John de, 342 William son of William de, 348 Houndesdiche (Hundesdich) Gervase de, tanner, 187 Philip de, tanner, 187 William de, 85 Houndsditch, xxiii, 487, 618 Household goods, 646 Houthtone, Houton, see Houghton Huggin (Hoggen) Lane, par., see St. Michael Wood Street Humber, John, 624 Hundesdich, see Houndesdiche Hundeslowe, Richard de, 109 Hunteman, Adam, 178, 251 Huntyngdon, Hugh de, 410 Hurst (Herst, Hierst) Gilbert atte, 169, 174 William atte, 329, 418 Husebonde, see Hosebonde Husting: aldermen chosen for assize in, x–xi; bills of complaint in, xiii; complaint in, re non-execution of judgment, xix; enquiry in, 43; judgment in, xvii; quorum in, xiii n; resummons of assize in, xvi Hyde, William, sheriff, 643 Hyngeston (Hynxston) John de, 381 John de, alderman, 319 Hynton, John de, vintner, 441 Ideshale, John de, 381 Iford, William de, common serjeant, 334– 5, 361, 369, 375, 382–3, 387, 390, 394, 396, 401, 408 Ikelyngham, alias Cressoner, Ralph de, & Agnes his wife, 384 Ilkyston, William de, rector of St. Mary le Bow, 451 Ingelbright, Arnold, armourer, 623 Ingham, Robert de, 456 Ipswich, Suffolk, xii n Ireys, Peter le, tailor, 13, 144 Irland (Irlonde) Richard & Emma his wife, 608 Thomas (de), alderman, 622, 622; sheriff, 523; tenement of, 527 Ironmonger, see Trades Ironmonger Lane (Ismongereslane), 449, 456–7 Isoude, Thomas, rector of St. Margaret Moses, 416 Ispania, see Spain Italian merchant, 12 Ive, John, rector of St. Michael Wood Street, 625 Ivory, William, 574, 623, 659 Jambers, 617 James, Nicholas, alderman, 654, 651 Jetties, see Buildings Joce, John, kt., 488 Joiner, see Trades Joists, see Buildings Joly, John, 651 Jordan (Jurdon) Nicholas, 618 Richard, 111 Joynour John, 654 William, 654 Justices itinerant, xxvii, 254 Kaleys, Francis de, 157 Kallere, see Callere Karleton, see Carleton Karlill, see Carlille Kary, Amice relict of Thomas, 17 Kayton John de, 493–4 Robert de, 475; sheriff, 577 Kele, Henry de, 85 Kellshull (Keleshull, Kylshyll, etc.) Richard de, kt., 488 Simon de, attorney, 317, 323, 399 William, fishmonger, 587, 652 William de, 478 Kelseye (Celeseye, Kelseie, etc.) Robert de, alderman, 233, 236, 228–36; pl., 127, 306; tenement of, 201 Thomas son of Robert de, 345 William de, clerk, 401–2 Kempeseye, John, chaplain, 543 Kendale Edward de, kt., 562 Thomas de, clerk, 515; rector of St. Augustine Watling Street, 585 Kene, Richard, 522 Kennels (i.e. gutters), xxiii, 358, 577, 618 Kensington, John de, prior of St. Bartholomew, 93 Kent Henry de, 317 John de, hanaper, 445, 483 Robert de, 78 Thomas de, essoiner, 107; serjeant, 151 Thomas de, tailor, & Juliana his wife, 99 Kentoys, William & Alice his wife, 585 Keselyngbury, see Kyslyngbury Kettelburgh, Stephen de, 338 Keu (Ku) Albert le, of Bread Street, 305 Henry le, painter, 65, 68, 71 P. le, essoiner, 157 Kilwardby, Robert, archbishop, 85 Kimnels, 646 King's court in the Chamber, 655 King's gift, xiv & n, 314 Kirketon, John, alderman, 618 Kissere, Hugh le, 109 Kitchens, see Buildings Knoesle, Richard de, 525 Knolles Robert & Constance his wife, 611 Thomas, alderman, 658, 660–1, 641–2; mayor, 643 Knyght, John, tailor, 186 Knyghtcote, William, alderman, 618, 624; sheriff, 624, 624 Knyth, William, 574 Ko, Walter son of Thomas le, 402 Kressyngham, see Cressingham Ku, see Keu Kydemenstre, Robert de, 317 Kylshyll, see Kellshull Kynelyngworth, John de, 451 Kyng William, alderman, 624–29 William, timbermonger, 524 William le, 109 Kyngeston (Kynggeston) Adam de, fishmonger, 331–2 David de, 382 John, 652 John de, 257, 385; Sabine his wife, 257 John de, brewer, 498 William, attorney, 660 Kynwardesle, Thomas, 586 Kyriel, William, 600–3 Kyrkeby John de, 525 John de, draper, 500 Kyslyngbury (Keselyngbury), Richard de, alderman, 399; pl., (hosier), 317, 330; mayor, 425–7