H.

H., County of

H. P. alias B. B., Secret advertisements by

Ha, Edward

Habeas Corpus

Hackluett, Myles

Hackluyt, Richard

Haddock or Hadocke, Dr. Richard, priest

Haddock, see Hadocke.

Haddon, Walter

Hadham

Hadocke, George

Haese, Hendrick de

Hage, Capt. Philip

Hagenbuck, Christopher

Hague, The

Haile, Anne

Haines, Christopher

Haines, William

Hake, John

Hakluyt, Richard

Halcroft, lands at

Hale

Hale, Thomas

Hales, Charles

Hales, Sir Christopher

Hales, Sir James

Hall, Arthur

Hall, Dr.

Hall, Edmund

Hall, Edward

Hall, Henry

Hall, Hugh, a priest

Hall, alias Hill, John

Hall, Michell

Hall, Robert

Hall, Thomas

Halle, Richard

Hallen, Thade

Halse, Dr.

Halse, William

Halsey, Mr.

Halstead

Halstead, Vicarage of

Halter, John

Halton Castle

Halton, Fee of

Ham

Hamble Ferry

Hambledon, Hundred of

Hamblye, alias Tregwethan, John

Hamburgh

Hamburgh

Hamersley, John

Hamerton, John

Hameryngham, Lands in

Hamledon Park

Hammer, Robert

Hammersmith

Hammett, William, Mayor of Chester

Hammond, Dr. John

Hammond, John, of Rye

Hammond, Peter

Hamon, Thomas

Hamond, Capt., a pirate

Hamond, John

Hampden, Alexander

Hampden, Griffin

Hampden, Griffith

Hampden, Isabella

Hampden, Mrs.

Hampden, Peter

Hampden, Thomas

Hampshire, Customs in

Hampshire, House of Correction in, see Winchester.

Hampshire, Justices of

Hampshire, Defences of the county

Hampshire, State of

Hamphire, Sheriff of, see Dabrigecort, Wright West.

Hampshire, see Recusants; Musters.

Hampstall, Ridmore

Hampstead

Hampton

Hampton, see Southampton.

Hampton, John

Hampton Court

Hampton Court, Armoury at

Hamylton, Anthony

Hanam, James

Hanam, Thomas

Hanaper, Clerk of the

Hanbury, Rectory of

Hance, William

Hancocke, Robert

Hande, Anthony

Handes, Emme

Handes, Richard

Handfast Point

Handlyn, Edward

Handson, Mr.

Hangleton, Parsonage of

Hankinson, Edmond, a Recusant

Hanky, Ralph

Hankyn, Roger

Hanmer

Hanmer, John

Hanmer, Thomas

Hanmer, Sir Thomas

Hanney

Hannyngton, William

Hannys, William, Master of the Children of the Chapel

Hanse Towns

Hanson, Mr.

Hanwell

Harbert, Mr.

Harbest, Benefice of

Harborne, William

Harborow

Harbottle

Harbottle, Mrs.

Harden, James

Hardie, John

Harding

Hardinge, Richard

Hardwick

Hardwick

Hardwicke

Hardwicke, Manor of

Hare

Hare, Hugh

Hare, Michael

Harebrowne, William

Harecourt, Mr.

Hareward, William

Harfield, Parish of

Hargate

Hargrave, Richard

Harington, Sir James

Hariot, John

Harleigh Castle, Constable of

Harlington

Harmewood, William

Haroldstone

Harowaye, Patrick

Harper, Margaret

Harper, Sir William

Harpur, Mr. Justice

Harpur, Jane

Harpur, Margaret

Harries, Edmond

Harringman, Peter

Harrington, ........., the younger

Harrington, Francis

Harrington, John

Harrington, Mr.

Harrington, Sir James

Harris, Christopher

Harris, Thomas

Harrison, .........

Harrison, .........

Harrison, Dr.

Harrison, George

Harrison, James

Harrison, John

Harrison, William

Harrolston

Harrys, John, Mayor of Barnstaple

Harryson, Mr.

Hart, Eustace

Hart, John, priest

Hart, John

Hart, Sir John, Lord Mayor

Hart, Mathew

Hart, Philip

Harte, Dame Elizabeth

Harte, John

Harte, John, of Dover

Harte, Alderman John

Harte, Lieut.

Harteley, Master

Harter, .........

Hartforde, John

Hartilbury

Hartismere, Hundred of

Hartley, Francis

Hartley, Robert

Hartropp, Peter

Hartropp, Richard

Hartropp, Stephen

Hartropp, William

Hartry, (or Harty), Isle of

Hartwell

Harthounds, The

Harvey, Francis

Harvie, Mr., Governor of the Russia Company

Harvie, Thomas

Harvy, Mr.

Harward, Thomas

Harwich

Harwich Haven

Harwich, Plans of

Haryngton, Sir John

Hascard

Haseley

Hasleworth Castle

Hassard, John

Hassell, Persevall

Hastings

Hastings, Bailiff and Jurats of

Hastings, Francis

Hastings, Sir George

Hastings, Sir George

Hastings, Henry, Earl of Huntingdon, Lord President of the Council in the North

Hastings, John

Hastings, Robert

Hatton

Hatton's Castle

Hatton, Sir Christopher, Vice-Chamberlain
-, Lord Chancellor
-, his letters:—
-, To Burghley
-, to the Queen
-, to Davidson
-, to Walsyngham
-, to Wylkes

Hatton, Sir Chr., not well able to write
-, Grant of Lands and Keeperships of Rockingham Forest to him
-, he is slandered
-, his illness
-, Memorial by him

Hatton, Edward

Hatton, Sir William

Haughton, Mr.

Haull, ........., a Recusant

Havant

Havant, Hundred of

Havens, Decay of

Havens, see Ports.

Haverfordwest

Havering

Havering Park

Havering, The Queen's House at

Havers, Capt.

Havodporth, Manor of

Hawarde, Walter

Hawes, John

Hawghe

Hawkesworth, William

Hawkines, William

Hawking

Hawkins, Henry

Hawkins, ........., Mr.

Hawks

Hawkyns, John

Hawkyns, Richard

Hawkyns, William

Hawkyns, William

Hawley, Francis

Hawxbye, William

Haydon, John

Haydon, Sir William

Hayes, Manor of

Hayes, Ralph

Hayes, see Delahay.

Hayling, Hundred of

Hayling, Isle of

Haynes, Christopher

Haynes, Edward

Hayward, Jane

Hayward, Sir Rowland

Haywoode, Jasper, a Jesuit

Headley, Rectory of

Heath, Thomas

Hearle, Thomas

Heaton, John

Hedges. Edward

Hedges, Kelham

Hedingham

Hedingham Castle, Manor of

Hedingham Sible

Hedingham Upland, Manor of

Hedworthe, C.

Heele, Thomas

Heidelburgh

Heigham, John

Heigham, Sir John

Heighfield, .........

Helbry

Helle, John

Hellebourg, Count, a pirate

Hellford

Helme, Capt.

Helmesley

Hemlingford, Hundred of

Hemp

Hendy, John

Heneage, Sir Thomas

Heneage, William

Henfield

Henfield, Manor of

Hengrave, History of

Henley

Henley Park

Hennadge, George

Henneage, Sir George

Henry III., King of France, Dead

Henry IV., King of France

Henry VII., King of England

Henry VIII., King of England
-, Marble for his tomb

Henry Francis, The, see Ships' names.

Henshaw, Mr., vicar of Ravensthroppe

Henshawe, Dr., Seminary Priest

Hensley, Mr.

Henslow, Thomas

Henton, Parsonage of

Henton, William, Archdeacon of Coventry

Hepworth, John

Herald's College

Herald's Visitations

Herbert, Charles

Herbert, Henry, 21st Earl of Pembroke, Steward of Salisbury
-, his letters to the Council

Herbert, Matthew

Herbert, Nicholas

Herbert, Thomas

Herbert, William, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Steward

Herbert, Sir William

Herbert, Names of

Herberte, Lewes

Herdeson, Mr.

Hereford

Hereford, see Visitations.

Hereford, Bishop of, see Scorey, Westfaling.

Hereford, College and Hospital of

Hereford, Diocese of

Hereford, Prebendaries of

Herefordshire

Herefordshire, see Musters.

Herefordshire, Clergy of

Herefordshire, Justices of

Herefordshire, Sheriff of, see Cycyll, Walwyn, Baskervile, Bodenham.

Heretics

Herierd, Manor of

Hering, Hans

Heriots

Herle, John, a prisoner

Herlle, William
-, his letters to Burghley

Heron, Haly

Heron, Thomas

Hernandez, see Fernando.

Herring fishery, see Fish.

Herrys, Arthur, Sheriff of Essex

Hertford

Hertford Castle

Hertford, Earl of, see Seymour.

Hertford, Instrument of Association

Hertford, Justices of

Hertford, Lieutenant of

Hertford, Marquis of, see Conway.

Hertford, Sheriff of, see Baeshe.

Hertfordshire

Hesil, Lands in

Hesketh, Sir Thomas

Hesse, Landgrave of

Hethfield, Robert

Heton, Thomas

Heveningham, Sir Arthur

Hewes, John

Hewes, Thomas

Hewett, Arthur

Hewett, Mr.

Hewit, J.

Heybridge, Vicar of

Heydon, Agnes

Heydon, Sir Christopher

Heydon, William

Heydon, Sir William

Heyes, Walter

Heywood, Father, a Jesuit

Hickes, Michael

Hickman, Mr.

Hide, Leonard, a priest

Higate (or Hygate), Mr.

Higgens, Ralph

Higgins, .........

Higgons (or Higgens), Anthony

Higgs, Richard

Higgs, William

Higgyns, Roger

Higham, Sir John

Highbury, Manor of

Highbury, see Eybury.

Highfelde, Jo.

Highgate

High Germans, Stay of

High Lodge

Hil, William, of Oxford

Hildesley, Francis

Hildesley, William

Hill, Capt.

Hill, Gabriel

Hill, James, slain

Hill, Rev. John

Hill, John, of Dover

Hill, Mr., Gunpowder maker

Hill, Thomas

Hill, William

Hill, W., of Dover

Hilliarde, William

Hillmorton, Parsonage of

Hillyarde, Robert

Hilton, John

Hilton, Lady

Hinchingbrook

Hinder, Capt.

Hinxton

Hippolyto, Mr.

Hoare, Arnold

Hoare, John

Hoare, see Freeman.

Hobbes, John.

Hoby, Sir Edward

Hockenhull, Mr. Ralph.

Hocknell, John

Hoddesdon, Christopher

Hodges, Richard

Hodnell

Hoefnagle, Gillis

Hogan, .........

Hogesdon

Hogge Bay

Hogge, George

Hoggesden (Hoxton?), see London Streets.

Hoggkins, John

Holbech

Holborn, see London Streets.

Holbron

Holcroft, Thomas

Holcrofte, Lady Julian

Holden, Edward

Holdenay

Hole, Thomas

Holfoarde, Rowland

Holford, Thomas, a priest

Holicombe, William

Holland, States of, Hollanders
-, Seizure of their ships
-, Commissioners for

Holland Division, Lincoln

Holland, Robert

Holles, Denzell

Hollinges, Roger

Hollingshead, Lawrence

Hollingshead's Chronicle

Hollynges, Edmund

Holloway, Hospital at

Holloway, John

Holman, William

Holme Cultram, Lordship of

Holme, George

Holme, Robert

Holme, Robert, alias Fynche, a Jesuit

Holmes, .........

Holmes, James

Holmes, Scathe

Holmes, Thomas

Holmlacie

Holst, Duke of Adolphus of

Holstok, William

Holt Castle

Holt, alias Brearton, a Jesuit

Holt, Parish of

Holt, William, the Jesuit

Holte

Holte father, a Jesuit

Holy Ghost, see Ships' names.

Holyhead

Holywell

Hombden, Edward

Homeden, Richard

Homfleet

Honywood, Christopher, Mayor of Hythe

Honiett, John

Honnynghorn, Peter

Honor, Maids of

Hoo, John

Hook

Hooker, Mr., an Oxford man

Hooknorton, Lands of

Hook's Point

Hoore, Arnold

Hope, John

Hope or Hoope Bay

Hope, The, see Ships' names.

Hopewell of Poole, see Ships' names.

Hopkins, Richard

Hopkins, William, master smith

Hopkyns, John

Hopton, ........., a priest

Hopton, Lady Anne

Hopton Arthur

Hopton, Cicely

Hopton, Sir Owyn, Lieutenant of the Tower

Horde, Thomas, Muster Master for Cornwall

Horden, Alexander

Hore, John

Hore Thomas

Hormer, Hundred of

Horncastle Sessions

Hornden-on-the-Hill

Horne, Nicholas

Horneby

Hornihold, John

Hornwood, Manor of

Horses

Horses, Commissioners of
-, Assessments for keeping of
-, Instructions to Commissioners of

Horses, Certificates of

Horses, Parks for

Horses sent to Scotland

Horse stealing

Horsey, Sir Edward, Governor of the Isle of Wight
-, Grant of Wine Licence to him

Horsey, Mr.

Horsey, Ralph

Horsey, Sir John

Horses, see Posts.

Horses, see Musters.

Horsham

Horsheath

Horsley

Horte Sybill

Horton, John

Horton, Parsonage

Hosbande, Ralph

Hospitals

Hospitals, see Suffolk, Christ Church, St. Katharine's, Hereford, Northampton, Sherbourne House.

Hostage, Grant of, see Tipper.

Hotham, John, Sheriff of Yorkshire

Hotofte

Hough-on-the-Hill, Manor of

Hough, William

Houghton, Thomas

Houlden, John

Houldesworth, Mr.

Hounslow Heath

Hourd, Capt. Thomas

Hourde, Richard

Household, The

Household, Lord Steward of the

Household Officers of the

Household, Treasurer of the, see Knollys.

Household, Comptroller of the, see Crofts.

Household, Vice-Chamberlain of the, see Hatton.

Household, see Purveyors.

Houses searched

Howard of Effingham, Charles, Lord, Lord Chamberlain, Lord High Admiral Earl of Nottingham
-, His letters to Burghley
-, To Walsyngham
-, To the Marquis of Winchester
-, to Sir Roger Manwood
-, to the Council
-, to the Queen

Howard, Lord Henry

Howard, Henry, his debts and debtors

Howard House

Howard of Bindon, Thomas Viscount

Howard, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk

Howard, Mr.

Howard, Mr., a Recusant

Howard, Philip, Earl of Arundel

Howard, Lord Thomas

Howard, Thomas

Howard, Lord William

Howett, Francis

Howghton, Parsonage of

Howker, .........

Howland, Dr. Ric., Bishop of Peterborough

Howlett, Harry

Howley Cement

Hoxfield, Half Hundred of

Hoxne, Hundred of

Hubbard, Francis

Hubberde, Capt.

Huddersfield, Parsonage of

Huddesforde, Henry

Huddilston, R.

Huddin, Thomas

Huddleston, Mr.

Hudson, Christopher

Hudson, William

Hugenots, The

Huggin, Elizabeth

Hughes, .........

Hughes, Edward, Receiver of North Wales

Hughes, William, Bishop of St. Asaph

Hughes, Thomas

Hugob, Mr.

Hull

Hull, see Kingston-on-Hull.

Hull, Humphrey

Hull, Mayor, &c., of

Hull, Mayor of, see Wilson.

Hull, Searcher at

Hulyer, Robert, Mayor of Lynn

Humbarston, William

Humblett, Gillam

Humphrey, Dr.

Humphrey, James

Hunckes, Thomas

Hungary

Hungate, Mr.

Hungate, Margaret, see Freeman.

Hungate, Robert

Hungerford

Hungerford, Anthony

Hungerford, Anthony, Sheriff of Gloucester

Hungerford, Anne Lady

Hungerford, Sir Walter

Hunsdon, Lord, see Carey.

Hunston, Richard

Hunt, Richard

Hunt, William

Hunte, John

Hunter, John

Hunting

Huntingdon

Huntingdon, Earl of, see Hastings.

Huntingdon, Lady

Huntingdon, Muster Master of, see Oliver.

Huntingdon, Sheriff of, see Cage.

Huntingdon, see Musters.

Huntingdon, see Recusants.

Huntingdonshire

Huntingdonshire, Justices of

Huntley, Earl of

Huntley, William, see Gifford, Dr.

Hurdecot

Hurleston, Richard

Hurst Castle

Hurst, John

Hurst, William

Hurstingston Hundred

Hussey, John

Hussey, Mr.

Hussey, Thomas

Hussey, John

Huton, .........

Huton, Christopher

Hutton, Matthew, Dean of York Bishop of Durham

Hutton, Mr.

Hyde, Mr.

Hyde, Mayor of, see Honeywood.

Hyegate, see Simpson.

Hygate, see Higate.

Hyll, James

Hylles, Daniel

Hyllinge, Thomas

Hyne, Thomas

Hynde, Johan

Hyremere

Hythe

Hythe, Mayor, &c.

Hythe, Searcher of

I.

Iccombe, Charity of

Iceland

Iceland, Trade with

Ightham

Ilchester (Evelchester), Manor of

Ilford

Ilfracombe, or Ilfardcombe

Ilman, Andrew

Ilton

Imperfect MSS.

Imposts, see Venice; France.

Impressment, Power of

Incent, John, Registrar of Chichester

India

Indies, The

Informers

Informers, Act against

Ingatestone

Ingestre House

Inglebye, William

Ingram, David

Ingram, Walter

Inland Counties, Lord Lieutenants of

Inland Shires, see Musters.

Inner Temple

Innholders' Company

Inning, see Fens.

Inquisition, The

Insanity

Intrusions, Grant of

Intelligence

Intercepted Letters, see Letters.

Interludes, see Drama.

Intestacy

Invasion, Projects of

Invasion, see Armada.

Inventions

Inventories

Iper, Siege of

Ipswich

Ipswich, Bailiff, &c., of

Ipswich, Port of

Ipswich, see Musters.

Irbie, Mr.

Ireland, Concealed lands in

Ireland, John

Ireland, Richard

Ireland, Landing of Foreign troops in

Ireland, Lord Deputy of

Ireland, The Scots in

Ireland, Shipping

Ireland, Sir Henry Sydney's services in

Ireland, Lords Justices of

Ireland

Ireland, Lord Deputy of, see Grey.

Ireland, Spanish designs against

Ireland, Monies of

Ireland, Ports

Ireland, Troops for

Irish Beggars in London

Irish Bishops

Irish Channel, The

Irish Church, The

Irish, in the Spanish fleet

Irish Marble

Irish Pensioners

Irish Priests

Irish Rebels

Iron, Manufacture of

Isham, Edward

Isham, Eusebie, Sheriff of Northampton

Isham, Henry

Isham, John

Isham, Marie

Ishington

Islington, Vicarage of

Italy

Itchington, see Bishops tchington.

Ithell, Ralph, a priest

Ivington, Manor of

Ivy Bridge

Ivy Bridge, see London.

Ivy Church

Ivye (or Ive), Paul, of Dover

Ixhill Lodge

Izod, Henry

J.

J ........., S.

Jackson, ........., a priest

Jackson, ........., a boy, murdered

Jackson. alias Elliott, Mary

Jackson, George

Jackson, John

Jackson, Miles

Jackson, Robert

Jackson, Robert

Jackson, William, M.A.

Jacksounn, Robert, Vicar of Bolder

Jacques (or Jackhouse), Capt.

James IV., King of Scotland
-, King of England
-, inclined to Romanism
-, Proposals for his marriage
-, proposed marriage with Spain
-, match with Denmark
-, is pensioned by Elizabeth

James, D.

James, Edward

James, Francis

James, Richard

James, Thomas

James, William, Yeoman of the Chamber

Japan, King of

Jaques, George

Jarrard, Sir Thomas

Jarrett, Miles

Jarrett, Thomas

Jeames, Edward

Jeffer, Robert

Jeffery, John

Jeffor (or Griffor), John

Jegon, Dr.

Jellee, James

Jembello, Fridico

Jenison, Mr.

Jenison, Thomas

Jenkin, David, a messenger

Jenkins, Capt.

Jenkins, John

Jenkyns, Giles

Jenner, John

Jerman, John

Jennings, of Portsmouth

Jennings, Thomas

Jennings, William

Jennynges, Henry

Jennynges, Walter

Jennyns, Mr.

Jenye (or Gamie), Christopher

Jermyn, Ambrose

Jermyn, Sir Robert

Jernegan, John

Jernegan, Henry

Jerningham, Lady, a Recusant

Jersey

Jesuit, the Scotish

Jesuits, The

Jesuits, English, at Dieppe

Jesuits, English College of, at Rome

Jesuits, Faculties granted to them

Jesuits, Names of

Jesuits, Arrest of five Portuguese, Arrest of seven Portuguese at Plymouth

Jesuits, Walsyngham's proceedings against them

Jesuits in the Scotch Court

Jesuits, see Scotland.

Jesuits, Commission for conveying them away

Jesuits, Act against the

Jesuits, Principal of the

Jesus, The, see Ships' names.

Jesus College, Camb.

Jesus College, Oxford

Jet, Beads of

Jewelry

Jewels, Casket of

Jewett, William

Joanes, Thomas

Jobe, see Ships' names.

Jobson, Michael

Joelhand, Joseph

John III., King of Sweden

John, William

Johnes, Edward

Johnes, William

Johnson, alias Deaken, Barnard

Johnson, alias Deaken, Elizabeth

Johnson, Dr.

Johnson, Joan

Johnson, John

Johnson, Launcelot

Johnson, Lawrence

Johnson, Mr.

Johnson, Margaret

Johnson, Richard

Johnson, Robert, a priest

Johnson, Roger

Johnson, Titus

Johnson, William, a Recusant

Johnson, William, a servant

Jonas, The, see Ships' names.

Jones, Edmund

Jones, Edward

Jones, Charles

Jones, Charles, a pirate

Jones, Francis

Jones, John

Jones, John, Mayor of Lyme

Jones, Mr. .........

Jones, Revd. Mr.

Jones, see Morgan.

Jones, Nicholas

Jones, Richard

Jones, Rice

Jones, .........

Jordan (or Jordeyn), James

Joseph, John

Jovence, Mons.

Joyeuze, M.

Judd, Sir Andrew

Judge, Capt. William

Judges, Delagates

Judges, The

Jurden, Barth.

Jury for Weights

Jury, see Grand Jury.

Juries

Juries, Act for Eelection of

Juries, Presentments of

Justice, Officers of

Justice, Richard

K.

K. T., Drumplayer

K. W.

Kanter, ........., a pirate

Katharine, The, see Ships' names.

Kaye, Anthony

Kayle, Hugh

Keble, Robert

Keene, John

Kegworth

Kellaway, Mr.

Kelley, Richard

Kelley, Thomas

Kelloe

Kellye, Sir Edward

Kelsterue, Hugh

Kemmerton, the Parson of

Kemp, Robert

Kempe, Mr.

Kempe, Richard

Kempe, ........., a parson

Kenilworth

Kenrick, Hugh

Kent, County of

Kent, Countess of, wife of John Wingfield

Kent, Earl of, see Grey.

Kent, Lord Lieutenant of

Kent, Instrument of Association

Kent, Justices of

Kent, Master of the Ordnance in

Kent, Order for the posts in

Kent, Receiver of, see Fludd.

Kent, Recusants in

Kent, Searchers in

Kent, Sheriff of

Kent, Sheriff of, see Thomas, Sondes.

Kent, Surveyor of

Kent, Survey of forts in

Kent, Weald of

Kent, see Musters.

Kenton

Kerbye, see Sterrell.

Kerke, Mr.

Kerry, County of

Kerver, Johan

Kervyle, Christopher

Kervyll, Henry

Kery, Mr.

Kesteven Division, Lincoln

Keswick

Keswick, Copper mines at

Ketcher, Mr. Sheriff

Kett, Francis

Kettering

Kew

Keye, John

Keyes, Nicholas

Keylwey, Francis

Keynes, John

Keynhoe Farm

Keyser, Peter de

Kibert

Kidderminster

Kidson, Sir Thomas

Kidwelly, Lordship of

Kigheley, Thomas

Kildare, Earl of

Kilkhampton, Parsonage house of

Killegrew, John

Killegrew, see Kyllygrew.

Killigrewe, Henry

Killigrew, Jonathan

Killigrew, Mr.

Killigrew, Mrs., Ka.

Killingholme, Rectory of

Killingtree, William, Mayor of Lynn

Killygrewe, John

Kinerton

King, Edmond

King, Mrs. Eleanor

King, Humfrey

King, ........., Mr.

King, Raymond

Kinge, Alan

Kinge, John

King's Bench, The

King's Bench Prison, Prisoners in, for debt For religion

King's Bench, Marshal of the, see Catisbye.

King's Bench, Judges of the

King's College, Camb.

King's Langley Park

King's Lynn, see Lynn.

Kingsey, Manor of

Kingston, Lacy

Kingston, Matthew

Kingston, in Surrey

Kingston, in Warwick

Kington, in Wilts.

Kingston-on-Hull, see Hull.

Kingston-on-Hull, Trade of

Kingston-on-Hull, Mayor, &c. of

Kingswere Castle

Kington, Hundred of

Kintbury Eagle, Hundred of

Kirby or Kirkeby, Luke, a priest

Kircklande, Christopher

Kirk, John

Kirkby Bellers

Kirkby Lonsdale

Kirkby, see Kirby.

Kirkeham, Robert

Kirforde, William

Kirkham, William

Kirshayes, James

Kirtling

Kirwin, William

Kitchen, Robert, Mayor of Bristol

Kitson, Lady

Kitson, Mary

Kittson, Sir Thomas

Knapp, John

Knaresborough

Knebworth

Knee or Rowghane, Elizabeth

Knee, Thomas

Knevet, .........

Knevet, Thomas

Knevett, Sir Henry

Knewstubb, Mr.

Knight, ........., a Recusant

Knight, ........., of Dover

Knight, Simon, Mayor of Exeter

Knightley, Sir Richard

Knighton

Knighton, Mr.

Knightsbridge, see London Streets.

Knights, Lists of

Knight's Service, tenure of

Knolles, Henry

Knolles, Sir William

Knollis, Richard

Knollys, Sir Francis, Treasurer of the Household.

Knollys, Jun., Sir Francis

Knollys, Mr.........

Knollys, Thomas

Knollys, Sir Thomas

Knollys, William

Knollys, William, Marshal of the King's Bench

Knollys, Sir William

Knottesford, Mr.

Knottesforde, John

Knottisforde, Alice

Knowles, John

Knowlyng, Daniel

Knolle

Knowle

Knowles, Henry

Knowles, Samuel

Knowseley

Knyvet, Sir Edmond

Knyvet, Thomas

Knyveton, Thomas

Kyfte, John

Kyllygrew, Henry

Kyllygrew, Sir John

Kyllygrew, John

Kyllygrew, Lady

Kympton, Alderman

Kyne, John

Kynersbury, Parsonage of

Kynerton

Kyng, Robert

Kynge, Richard

Kyngesmyll, Richard

Kyngsmell, George

Kyrby, Mr.

Kyrkham, Mr., of Devon

Kyrshaye, James

Kytson, Lady

Kytson, Sir Thomas

Kytson, see Kitson.