C

Cabanes, Canabes, Peter de, of London, 302.

Cabbel, Adam, 246.

Cabergh, John, 23.

—, Roger de, and Henry his brother, 501.

Cacheburn. See Catchburn.

Cacheleu, Alaume, 665.

Cachepol, Cachepole, John, 136.

—, Nicholas son of William le, 683.

Caddington, Cadyndon, Catyndon, co. Hertford, 81, 103, 190.

Cade, Robert, of Boston, 360.

Cadebury, John de, 173.

—, Robert de, [of Bristol], 605.

Cadeby, Cateby, co. York, 175.

— by Melton. See Melton.

Cadeford, Adam, 409.

Cadiman, Cademan, John, 58.

—, Robert, 536.

Cadomo, Nicholas de, prebendary of Stone, 619.

—, Master Nicholas de, presented to Montgomery church, 269.

—, Walter de, 195.

Cadyndon. See Caddington.

Caen [Calvados, in Normandy, France], 81.

—, merchants of, 52, 80, 338, 363, 269, 643.

—, Saint Etienne, or St. Stephen's, Roger, abbot of, 84.

—, —, Simon, abbot of, 646.

—, abbess of la Sainte Trinité, 216.

Caerdif. See Kaerdif; Kerdif.

Caer Einion, Kereynon, 643.

Caer-Gybi. See Holyhead.

Caernarvan. See Carnarvon.

Caggelegh, Caggelogh, William de, 152, 414.

Cagnotte, Kaynote [Landes, France], abbot of St. Mary's, 481.

Cailli. See Cailly.

Caillon Bertrand de, 45.

— See also Calculi.

Cailly, Cailli, Caylli, Caylly, Cayllye, Cayly, Edmund, 330.

—, John de, 495, 579.

—, Thomas de, or Thomas, 221, 300, 454, 469, 512.

—, —, and Margaret his wife, 454, 469.

Caistor, Thwangcastre, Twangcastre [co. Lincoln], 380.

—, Master William de Birston, prebendary of, 508, 674.

—, Castre, co. Norfolk, 37.

Cajetan. See Gaytani.

Cakedan, Osbert, 502, 582.

Caketon, Thomas de, 106, 472, 620.

Cakhou, Walter de, of Ravenesrode, 400.

Calais, Caleys [Pas-de Calais, France], 5.

—, the admiral of, and his ships, 546.

—, Berenger Blanc', keeper or admiral of, 571.

—, John Mauveysin, captain of, 447, 448.

—, burgesses of, 448.

—, silver and goods arrested at, 448.

—, dromound from Genoa captured by ships from, 571.

—, ship laden with wine to be taken to, 694.

Calcot, Caldecote [in Sturrey parish], co. Kent, 245.

Calculi, Arnold, seneschal of Xancton, 464.

— See also Caillou.

Caldecote, Philip de, 690.

— See Calcot.

Caldekeld, co. York. See Cawkeld.

Calder, Kalder [co. York]. See Cawder.

Caldyngelby. See Ingleby, Cold.

Calendrer, Simon le, of Lucca, 353.

Caleweton, John de, 450.

Caleys. See Calais.

Calf, James, merchant of Ypres, 235.

—, John, 305.

—, Richard, 347, 368, 494.

— See Cauf.

Callan [co. Kilkenny], Humphrey Wace, parson of, 569.

Callere, John, of Osprenge, 273.

Calne, John de, de Marina [of Bristol), 605.

—, Richard de, of Bristol, 35, 444.

—, —, rector of Neuton by Nottashe, 211.

—, Ralph de, precentor of St. Swithun's, Winchester, 510.

Calnehou. See Thirsk.

Calsthorpe, Keyllesthorpe, co. Lincoln, 88.

Calthorpe, Walter de, 483.

Caltoft, John de, and Agnes his wife, 229, 481.

—, Philip, 598.

Calton, co. York, 180.

Calvele, John de, 698.

Calverdon, Richard de, 620.

Calverton [co. Buckingham], Richard, the clerk of, 359.

Calveton, John de, 241.

Calvo Monte, Chaumond, John de, 629.

— See Chaumont.

Calworth, John de, canon of [Warter], 427.

Cam, Madoc, 24.

Camas, Arnold del, of Rochelle, 517.

Cambehous, Stephen de, 566.

—, Cambhous. See Cambois; Coumbhous.

Camberwell, Camerwelle [co. Surrey], 56.

Cambhou, John de, 109.

Cambois, Cambhouse, Cambhous [co. Durham, but locally co. Northumberland], 566.

Cambray, Caumbray, Cambrei, Roger de, 22, 23.

Cambridge, county of, 382, 397, 398, 443, 607, 661, 666.

—, commissioners of array for, 350, 462.

—, — to assess a sixteenth in, 531.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth in, 49.

—, — to assess a fifteenth in, 474.

—, — to perambulate forests in, 296.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 686.

—, — touching measures used in, 689.

—, commission de walliis et fossatis for, 147, 315, 491, 595.

—, conservators, or keeper, &c., of the peace for, 46, 108, 124, 129, 130, 208, 483.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 225.

—, sheriff of, 4, 46, 185, 318, 349, 378, 531.

—, — [alleged malpractices and oppressions, &c.] by, 244, 408, 584.

—, — to provide provisions for the king's household, 195.

—, —, John de Creke, 244.

—, Templars lands in, 178.

— [conveyance of goods by water to], 242.

Cambridge, Cantebrigge, Cantebrugge, town of, 137, 207, 227, 228, 330, 378, 449, 500, 506, 507, 580, 581, 584, 686.

—, Carmelite friars of, 378.

—, — prior and friars of, 207.

—, bailiffs of, 330, 507.

— justices of gaol delivery for, 449, 493, 686.

—, mayor of, Guy Lespicer, 330, 507.

— [riot] and assault at, 331, 507, 589.

—, a lane called 'Frauncmauntel' in, 207.

—, Rondelchirche; Richard, vicar of the church of, 506, 580.

—, St. Edmund's chapel, prior and canons of the Order of Sempingham of, 177.

—, letters patent dated at, 537.

—, no public woman shall be allowed to remain in the town of, 665.

—, public women remaining (after proclamation) to be put in the prison of the town, 665.

—, Chesterton by. See Chesterton.

Cambridge, University of, dissensions between men of the town and scholars of the University, 665.

—, inquisitions touching burgesses of, and those of the University, 665.

— University, the king's prohibition touching loans, assessments, &c., and, 620.

—, University of, the liberties and privileges of, 185.

—, personal actions touching scholars of, 102.

—, and public women, 655.

—, Henry III. and the, 665.

Cambryngham. See Cameringham.

Camden, Campeden, co. Gloucester, 139.

Camel, Cammel, co. Somerset, 135.

— See Cammel.

Cameley, Camelegh, Cameleye, co. Somerset, 619, 685.

Camera. See Chaumbre.

Cameringham, Cambryngham [co. Lincoln], prior of, 383.

Camerino, Tellucius de, 648, 649.

Camerwelle. See Camberwell.

Cameys. See Camois.

Cammel, Camel, Richard, 429.

—, —, prebendary of Marlepast, 675.

— See Camel.

Camois, Camoys, Cameys, Cammays, Cammoys, Ralph de, 265, 370, 482, 689, 700.

Campaile, Compaile, Compaille, John, merchant of Dynaunt in Alemain, 251, 336, 385, 409, 518, 656.

Campanare, or Campane, Frederick, 55, 114, 150.

Campeden. See Camden.

Campedene, Caumpeden, Caumpdene, John de, 700.

—, —, of Daventre, 599.

—, Roger de, 42.

—, Stephen de, 8, 364.

Campes, Roger de, 24.

Campion, John, 504.

— See Champion.

Campis. See Sancto Petro in Campis.

Camplion, Caumplion, John, 413, 497.

Campo Arnulphi, Henry de, 67, 226, 229, 239, 482, 582, 596, 685, 687, 696, 697.

—, Richard de, 278.

— See Chaumbernoun.

Camps. See Castle Camps.

Campsey Ash, Caumpesse [co. Suffolk], prioress and nuns of, 367.

Campshale, Henry de, 138.

Campvull. See Camville.

Camville, Caumville, Caumpville, Campvulle, Canville, Caunville, Benedict de, 61.

—, Master Jordan de, parson of Clifton Caumville, 437.

—, Richard de [temp. Hen. II.], 613.

—, Thomas de, 131, 192.

—, William de, 28.

Canabes. See Cabanes.

Canan son of Howell son of Rees the Great, 348.

Cancell', Andrew de, 111.

—, Giles de, 111.

Candich, Candych, John de, 321, 497.

Candom. See Condon.

Candych. See Candich.

Canewdon, Canewedon, Canwedon [co. Essex], 109, 210.

Canewyk. See Canwick.

Canfield, ? Kanefeld, 137.

Cangefot, co. Salop. See Hopton Cangeford.

Canne, Henry, of Brugge, 644.

—, John, of Guteland, 637.

Cannock, Cannokbury, Cannokbiry [co. Stafford], Master William de Byrstone, prebendary of, 4, 10.

Cannokbury, Cannokbiry. See Cannock.

Cannonleigh, Canonleigh [co. Devon], abbess and nuns of, 29.

Canon. See Canoun.

Canonleigh. See Cannonleigh.

Canoun, Canon, Canun, Hugh, 345, 412.

—, —, a justice of the Bench, Dublin, 344.

—, —, chief justice of the Bench in Ireland, 289, 345.

—, —, executor of Walter de Thornbury, 210.

—, Michael, a pilgrim, 209.

—, Roger, 197.

— See Channon.

Cantebrigge, Cantebrige, Cantebrugge, John de, 244, 253, 584, 591, 595, 597, 696.

—, Nicholas de, 198.

—, —, of York, 588.

—, Roger de, 216.

—, Thomas de, 46, 304, 305.

— See Cambridge.

Cantele. See Cantley.

Cantelou, William de, 23.

— See Cantilupo.

Canteloup. See Cantilupo.

Cantemaur. See Cantref Mawr.

Canterbury, co. Kent, 13, 17, 198.

—, the king's Exchange at, Robert Gace, master of, 337.

—, Exchange of, keepers of. See Cokermuthe; Trente.

—, letters patent dated at, 19, 51, 82, 84-90, 136-140, 297-302, 305, 322, 324, 325, 328.

—, prison or gaol of, 87, 92, 94, 96, 266, 337, 446, 632, 661.

—, suburb of, 334.

—, All Saints' parish, 90.

—, St. Katherine's hospital, 90.

—, St. Nicholas's hospital, 90.

—, chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr, 517.

—, St. Thomas the Martyr by Estbrugge, master and brethren of the hospital of, 87, 90.

—, archbishop of, 87, 91-93, 100, 103, 112, 113, 115-118, 120-122, 130, 138, 143, 145, 147, 149-151, 153, 156, 157, 159, 160, 174, 185, 186, 198, 201, 212, 226, 228, 229, 260, 266, 274, 282, 300, 316, 333, 341-243, 353, 417, 460, 472, 551.

—, archbishop of. See also Peckham; Reginaldi; Stratford; Wincheisey.

—, archbishop of, exemption from purveyance, 468.

—, —, his castle of Tonebrigge. See Tunbridge.

—, —, his fee [in Romney Marsh], 75.

—, —, his prison of Lymene, 538.

—, John [Peckham], archbishop [1279 to 8 Dec 1292] of, and the priory of St. Martin's, Dover, 286.

—, Theobald, archbishop [1139 to 18 April 1161] of, 285, 286, 287.

—, —, and the priory of St. Martin's, Dover, 285, 286.

—, archbishop and chapter of, 205.

—, the elect of, 81, 82.

—, archbishopric, diocese, or see of, 3, 4, 10, 13, 15, 16, 17, 33, 34, 60, 77, 84, 87, 103, 168, 385.

—, —, keepers of the, Master Jordan Moraunt and William de Cleydon, 77, 204.

—, keeper of the spirituality of, 12, 17.

—, the church of, 102.

—, archbishopric of, fines and amercements, &c., of, 88, 119.

—, —, issues and profits of, 87.

—, archdeacon of. See Lebreto.

—, clergy, &c., of the province of, 114.

—, tenth (or aid) granted by the clergy of the province of, 157, 189, 197, 271, 434, 440, 455, 579, 650.

—, Christchurch, 307, 341, 364, 468, 517.

—, —, and archbishop Theobald, St. Martin's church, Dover, granted to, 285.

—, —, —, Henry, prior of, 449.

—, —, prior and chapter, or convent of, 17, 33, 449, 517.

—, —, —, keeper of the spirituality of Canterbury, 17.

—, Holy Trinity, church of, 245.

—, —, prior and chapter of, 157, 271, 368, 441.

—, — and Christ Church, prior of, claim touching the advowson of the priory of St. Martin's, Dover, 286.

—, St. Augustine's, abbot and convent of, 37, 334, 348, 374, 481, 659.

—, —, Ralph, abbot of, 358, 510.

—, —, Thomas, abbot of, 510.

—, —, prior and convent to have the custody thereof during voidance, 358.

Canterel, Henry, of Beauchamp Canoun, 229.

Cantilupo, Canti Lupo, Cantilupe, Arnald [Frangier, or Frigier] de, cardinal priest of St. Marcel, dean of St. Paul's, London, 28.

—, John de, conservator of the peace, co. Warwick, 109, 123, 482.

—, Roger de, 462.

—, —, of Cestreton, 681.

—, Thomas de, bishop [1275 to 1282] of Hereford, 110.

—, William son of William de, 401.

— See Cantelou.

Cantley, Cantele, co. Norfolk, 37.

Cantokesheved, Robert de, 415.

Cantref Mawr. Cantremoure, Cantemaur [co. Carmarthen], commissioner to raisemen-at-arms in, 433.

—, Neuton in. See Newton.

Cantremoure. See Cantref Mawr.

Cantuaria, Henry de, Master Henry de, 12, 375, 376, 456, 512, 574.

Cantuwell, Robert de, 685.

Canvas, 344.

Canvilla. See Camvilla.

Canwick, Canewyk [co. Lincoln], 384.

Capel, Capele, co. Suffolk, 488.

Capele, Walter de, 488.

— See Caple.

Capeles, Aubrey, 647, 651.

Capella, Henry de, 285.

—, Sir John de, rector of Ambresdon, 459.

Caperon, Richard, 141.

Caple, John de, 678.

—, Richard de, 678.

—, William de, 678.

—. See Capele; Capeles.

Capoce, Nicholas, parson of Stepelmordon, 340.

Capon, price of, 326.

Capoun, Nicholas, of Barton, 230, 237.

—, Richard, of Barton, 230, 237, 239.

—, Robert, 425.

—, —, John his brother, 425.

—, Walter, [of Bristol], 605.

Cappe, Cicely, 251.

—, Walter, 145.

Caprarii, or Cheverer, John, prior de Brulheto, to be prior of Montacute, 553.

Carbelton. See Carburton.

Carbonel, Adam, 263.

—, Christiana, late the wife of John, 246.

—, Sibyl, abbess of Romeseye, 333, 340.

—, William, 589.

Carburra, William de, 59.

Carburton, Carbelton, co. Nottingham, 164.

Carcolston, Kercolston, Kercolston by Shelford [co. Nottingham], 463, 523, 552.

Carde, Walter le, of Aungre, 241.

Cardeville, Cardeuille, Kardeuuille, Agnes de, a nun of St. Leonard's, Berwick-uponTweed, 327, 700.

—, John de, 327, 700.

—, Richard de, 19.

— See also Cardunville.

Cardiff, Kaerdif, Kerdif, co. Glamorgan, 433, 545.

—, castle of, 370.

—, —, Payn Turberville, constable of, 433.

—, —, John Giffard, of Brymmesfeld, keeper of, 433.

—, gaol of, 545.

Cardigan, Kardigan, county of, commissioner to raise men-at-arms in, 433.

—, town and castle of, 99.

Cardinals. See Albano; Cantilupo; Fargis; Flisco; Gaytani; Neapolio; Sancta Maria Nova; St. Adrian; St. Prisca.

— See also Rome.

Cardoil, Nicholas de, 24.

Cardoun, Grimoardus de, of Agen, 573.

Cardunville, Robert de, 676.

—, —, John his son, 676.

— See also Cardeville.

Caresbrok. See Carisbrook.

Caresfeld, Roger de, [at Oxford], 594, 695, 699.

Caretter, Careter, Charetter, John le, 416.

— See Carter; Charetter.

Carger, Richard le, of Lenton, 585.

Cargo, Cargowe [co. Cumberland], 157.

Cargowe. See Cargo.

Carhampton, Corendon [co. Somerset], 326.

Carisbrook Castle, Isle of Wight, Nicholas de Bosco, constable of, 59.

Carkhou, John son of Jordan de, 6.

—, Simon son of Jordan de, 6.

Carkton, Robert de, 'taillour,' 542.

Carl, John, of Ixning, 592, 642.

Carleford, Gilbert de, presented to Debach church, 275.

—, John de, purveyor, 209, 349, 437, 486.

Carleton, Carlton, Adam de, 374.

—, Adam son of William de, 68.

—, Ingelram de, prebendary of Wretlyng, 77.

—, John de, 25, 340, 444.

—, —, parson of Askeby, 570.

—, —, parson of Wattelesfeld, 337.

—, —, keeper of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, 335.

—, —, sheriff of Westmoreland, 244.

—, John son of William de, 562.

—, Richard de, 392.

—, Richard son of Geoffrey de, 158.

—, Robert de, presented to Bliston church, 254.

Carleton in Lyndrik, Stephen de, 255.

— Rode [Depwade hundred, co. Norfolk], 158, 222.

— See Carlton; Carlton cum Thurlby; Charlton.

Carliolo. See Karliolo.

Carlisle, city of, 143, 183, 447, 534, 565, 567, 620, 632.

—, city and castle, J. bishop of Carlisle appointed to the custody of, 103.

—, castle and town of, John de Castre, the keeper of, to enquire touching alleged trading with the Scots, 686.

—, keeper of, Ralph son of William, 389.

—, —, Robert de Leyburne, 389.

—, castle of, Andrew de Hertecla, constable of, 103.

—, —, countess of Carrick, &c., to be detained in, 183.

—, castle gate, John de Ispannia the elder, keeper of, 577.

—, men-at-arms at, 303, 389.

— [defence against the Scots], 559.

—, the king's victuals and stock [for the war with Scotland] at, 287, 326.

—, army of Edward I. at, 197.

—, murage for, 93.

—, St. Mary's church, 127.

—, —, prior of, 177, 217.

—, —, prior and convent of, 485.

—, St. Nicholas's hospital without, John de Crosseby, master of, 365.

—. See Karliolo.

Carlisle, bishop of, 353.

—, — See also Halucton.

—, bishopric, diocese or see of, 372, 524, 548, 551, 559, 663.

Carlow, Catherlagh, county of, Templars' manor in, 167.

Carlton, co. Lincoln, 585.

— cum Thurlby, otherwise Carton Paynel, Carleton [co. Lincoln], Nicholas de Notyngham, prebendary of, 397.

—, Carleton [co. Suffolk], 233.

—, William, parson of the church of, 233.

—, Carleton by Skipton [co. York], 181.

—, in Lindrick, Carleton in Lyndryk [co. Nottingham, 524.

— Rode. See Carleton Rode.

— See Carleton.

Carlyn, William, merchant of Ypres, 235.

Carmarthen, Kermerdyn, parts of, commissioner to raise men-at-arms in, 433.

Carmarthen, Kaermerdyn, Kermerdyn, town of, 553.

—, Exchequer of, 99.

—, murage for the town of, 287.

Carmelite Friars, vagabond friars of the order of, 349.

—, — See also Friars.

Carmenou, Carmynou, John de, 596, 687, 694.

Carnarvon, county of, 394, 395, 470.

—, sheriff of 394, 395, 469, 470.

Carnarvon, Caernarvan, Kaernarvon, Kaernervan, Kernarvan, town of, 439.

—, chamberlain of, 339, 457.

—, — See Cheddeworth.

—, clerk of the works of the castle of, 339.

—, Exchequer of, 78, 385.

—, gaol of, 388, 456.

—, corn for, 387, 439.

—, the ship la James of, 421.

Carnervan. See Karnervan.

Carnsuyou, Walter de, 411.

Caroles. See Karoles.

Caroloco, or Baroloco, Guichard de. See Baroloco.

Caron, Ranulph de, 220.

—, Roger, 252.

—, —, his daughter Sybil, 252.

— See Charoun.

Carpenter, Carpentere, Charpenter, Alexander the, of Skelton, 532.

—, Elias le, 695.

—, Hugh le, 319, 683.

—, John le, 499, 600.

—, —, of Erhethe, 44.

—, Nicholas le, 160, 412.

—, Robert le, of Brantingham, 399.

—, —, of Wilden, 633.

—, —, of Wyrede, 239, 403.

—, William the, 679, 689.

—, —, of Horbelyng, 198.

Carrcu, John de, 125, 334.

Carrick, Carrik, countess of, wife of Robert de Brus. See Brus.

—, Carryk, earl of. See Butiller, Edmund le.

Carsbruk, Robert de, 343.

Carswelle, William de, 133, 141.

Carter, Cartere, Cartare, Carttere, Henry le, [of Scarborough], 493, 494, 587, 593.

—, Hugh le, 679, 689.

—, —, of Offeleye, 597.

—, Hugh 'le persones,' [of Abyngton], 591, 595.

—, John le, 250, 314, 502, 582.

—, —, [of Scardeburgh], 493, 494, 587.

—, John son of Roger le, the elder, [of Scarborough], 493, 587.

—, Reginald le, [of Scardeburgh], 493, 494, 587, 593.

—, Richard le, 518, 690.

—, —, [of Bristol], 605.

—, Robert le, 74.

—, —, of Grove, 312.

—, Roger, Roger le, 404, 690.

—, Thomas le, 518.

—, —, of Grove, 312.

—, —, the younger, [of Scardeburgh], 494, 587.

—, William le, of Cesterton, 681.

—, —, of Keythorpe, 60.

—, —, [of Scarborough], 593.

—, William son of Alan le, [of Scarborough], 494, 587.

—, William son of Roger le, the elder, [of Scarborough], 493, 494, 587.

— See Caretter; Charetter.

Cartewrighte, Robert le, 250, 314.

Carthorpe. See Karthorpe.

Cartington, Cartyngton [co. Northumberland], 451, 452, 454.

Cartmell. Kaertemell, Kertemel [co. Lancaster], 611.

—, prior of, 211.

—, — and convent of, 549.

Carton Paynel. See Carlton cum Thurlby.

Carttere. See Cartere.

Cartyngton. See Cartington.

Cary, Kary, Gervase de, of Bristol, 294.

—, John de, of Bristol, 444.

—, Laurence de, of Bristol, 35, 444.

—, —, John the servant of, of Bristol, 35, 143.

—, Richard, 318, 695, 699.

Caryng, John, 698.

Cashel [co. Tipperary], in Ireland, M[aurice Mac Carwell, archbishop, 1303 to March 1316, of], bishop of, 469.

—, archbishopric of, 459, 542.

—, dean and chapter of, 469.

—, Master Geoffrey de Cork, canon of, 469.

—, St. Patrick's, John de Coloigne of London, prebendary of, 542.

—, —, John de Hothum, prebendary of, 542.

—, —, dean and chapter of, 542.

Cassaundre, William, 699.

Casshemary, William de, of Ireland, 421.

Cassington, Kersington [co. Oxford], 89, 126.

Cassy, John, the elder, of Droitwich, 469.

—, —, the son, 469.

Castel. See Chastel.

Castelacre, John de, goldsmith of London, 519.

— See Castle Acre.

Casteleayrok, Stephen de, 241.

— See Castle Carrack.

Castelframelyngham, Castel Framelingham. See Framlingham in Loes hundred.

Castell Dinas Bran, Dynasbran [near Llangollen, co. Denbigh], 185, 528.

Castellevington. See Levington Castle.

Castellion, Sir William de, constable of France, 546.

Castello, Gregory de, 301.

—, Giles de, canon of St. Andrew's, Vercelli, 634.

—, Hugh de, of Bekyngham, 60.

— See Castro; Chastel.

Castelmartyn, Maurice de, 345.

Castel Richard. See Richards Castle.

Casterton, Richard de, 351.

Casterton Little, Little Castreton by Staunford, co. Rutland, 170, 576, 578, 664.

Castle Acre, Castelacre [co. Norfolk], 607.

Castle Bernard. See Barnard Castle.

Castle Camps, Caumpes, co. Cambridge, 63.

Castle Carrack, Castelcayrok, co. Cumberland, 241.

Castle del Core [co. Cork]. See Middleton.

Castle Eaton or Eton Meysey. See Eaton Castle.

Castle Howgate. See Holgate.

Castlemartyr, Martre [co. Cork], 488.

Castle Sowerby. See Sowerby Castle.

Castle Wardon, Castellum Warin [co. Kildare], 487.

Caston [co. Norfolk], 551.

Castor, or Caistor. See Caistor.

Castre, Adam de, 288.

—, Geoffrey de, parson of Asshe by Rendlesham, 367.

—, John de, 86, 183, 422, 460, 565.

—, —, keeper of Carlisle, 686.

—, brother Ralph de, 436.

—, Richard de, master of la Olefara, 694.

—, Robert de, 596.

—, —, Richard and Robert his sons, 596.

—, William de, 586.

Castre, co. Norfolk. See Caistor.

Castreton. See Casterton.

Castro, Walter de, 72.

— See Castello; Chastel.

Castro Dordiales. See Castro Urdiales.

Castro Ricardi, John de, 600.

—, Robert de, 499.

—, —, John his brother, 499.

Castro Seriz, Andrew Perez de, merchant of Burgos in Spain, 116, 299.

Castro Urdiales, Castro Dordiales [Biscay, Spain], merchants of, 34.

Cat, Robert, and Emma his wife, of Bauseye, 6.

Cat, licence to hunt the, 187.

Catacumbe. See Catcombe.

Catchburn, Cacheburn [co. Northumberland], John de Cawod, keeper of, 673.

Catchehare, Alan, 138, 145.

Catcombe, Catacumbe, 475.

Cateby, Adam de, 164.

—, John de, of Hedon, 232, 241, 312.

—, Robert de, 28.

Cateby, co. York. See Cadeby.

Catefeld, Catfeld, Edmund de, 602.

—, John de, 336.

—, —, and Henry his brother, 336.

—, —, parson of Badyngham church, 126.

Cateral, brother John de, 436.

Caterigge. See Catterick.

Catesby, Cattesby [co. Northampton], prioress of, 572.

—, prioress of, parson of the church of Baseford, 377.

Catesford. See Catford.

Catfeld. See Catefeld.

Catford, Catesford, Cattesford, co. Kent., 490, 623, 665.

Cathale [? Cattle Gate, near Northau, co. Hertford], canons of, 292.

Catour. See Catur.

Catteclif, Robert de, 591.

Cattenese, Walter, 430.

Catterick, Caterigge [co. York], John, vicar of, 538.

Cattesby. See Catesby.

Cattesford. See Catford.

Catthorpe. See Caythorpe.

Cattle Gate, dividing Northau parish, co. Hertford, from Enfield parish, co. Middlesex. See Cathale.

Catton, Joan, late the wife of Ralph de, 232.

—, Nicholas de, of York, 542.

Catur, Catour, Robert le, 58.

—, Roger, master of the ship la Blie or la Blithe, 519, 547.

—. See also Lacatour.

Catyndon. See Caddington.

Cauce. See Caurse.

Cauf, William le, 442.

— See Calf.

Caumberleyn. See Chaumberleyn.

Caumbes, Henry de, of Keleby, and Agnes his wife, 237, 238.

Caumbray. See Cambray.

Caumpdene. See Campedene.

Caumpeny, John de, 220.

Caumpes, See Castle Camps.

Caumpesse. See Campsey Ash.

Caumplion. See Camplion.

Caumville. Caumpville. See Camville.

Cauncefeld, John de, 174.

Caunton, John de, 23.

Caunville. See Camville.

Caurse, Caus, Cause, Cauce [in the hundred of Ford, co. Salop], 151, 315.

—, castle of, 266.

—, manor of, 266.

Caus. See Caurse; Cause.

Cause, Caus, Guy le, 429.

—, William, of Lincoln, 160, 189, 369, 441, 582.

— See Cauz.

Causeway, repair of. See Northdike.

— See Bridge and causeway.

Causey, toll to construct a causey between Louth and Cockerington, 198.

Causton, Andrew de, merchant, 41.

—, worsted of, 344.

— See Cawston.

Cauz, Geoffrey de, 285.

Cave, Alexander de [a special commissioner], 129, 208, 226, 245, 247, 249, 296, 317, 351, 404, 410, 411, 415, 416, 419, 420, 423, 425, 426, 429, 431, 473, 492, 496, 530, 543, 579, 586, 590, 592, 595, 596, 599, 600, 681, 685, 688, 692, 701.

—, —, keeper of the Templars' lands, 184.

—, John de, 83.

—, — [a commissioner of oyer and terminer], 59, 64, 226, 247, 250, 314, 377, 412, 422, 493, 503, 584.

—, —, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, 381.

—, —, 'girdeler,' [of York], 692.

—, Riohard de, 568.

—, Robert de, presented to Northtudenham church, 196.

—, Master Roger de, 362.

—, Master Thomas de, parson of Egglesors, 458.

—, Thomas de, parson of Saxelby, 393.

—, William son of Peter de, 543, 560.

Cave [co. York], 96, 97.

—, Marched, [co. York], 97.

—, South, Sutheave [co. York], Neapolio [Orsini] cardinal [deacon of St. Adrian], prebendary of, 82, 255, 631, 646.

—, —, Richard de Ayremynne, prebendary of, 555.

—. See Marchedcave.

Caveler, John, 237.

Cavenacer, Henry le, 146.

Cavendish, Cavendissh [co. Suffolk], 456.

Caversham, William de, 666.

Caversham, Kaversham [co. Oxford], 223.

Cawder, Kalder [near Skipton, co. York], 180.

Cawkeld, Caldekeld, co. York, 501.

Cawode, Cawod, John de, complaint by, 582.

—, —, keeper of the hospital of Cacheburn, 673.

—, —, parson of Ketelwell, 355.

—, —, parson of Tycheseye, 274, 370.

—, Nicholas de, 127.

Cawood, Cawode, Cawod, co, York, letters patent dated at, 565, 568, 599.

Cawston, Causton, co. Norfolk, 187, 198, 417, 418, 557, 567.

—, John de Wytham, parson of, 417.

—, —, Thomas his servant, 417.

Cawston, worsted of, 344.

Cay, Walter, of Northampton, 496.

Caygnes, Kaynes, Kevgnes, John de, 367.

—, Robert de, 127.

—, William, 443.

—, William, [of Devon], 418.

Caylly, Cayllye, Caylli, Cayly. See Cailly.

Cayser, Thomas, 679, 689.

Caysho, Geoffrey de, 592.

—, Thomas de, 592.

Caysho, 135, 145.

Caythorpe, Catthorpe, co. Lincoln, 384.

Cayton, Robert de, 61, 148.

—, Thomas de, under sheriff of York, 425.

Cayvyle, John de, 543.

Ceddre. See Chedder.

Cedewain, Kedewyng, co. Montgomery, 491.

Celer, Gilbert del, of Bridlington, 60.

—, John del, John du, John atte, of Bristol, 35, 134, 444, 604, 605.

—, John du, 568.

—, —, of Beverley, 395.

—, —, Gilbert his brother, 395.

—, Thomas del, of Bridlyngton, 148.

Celeresman, Celerresman, John le, [of Bridlington], 60, 148.

—, Philip the, [of Chaucombe], 423, 493.

Cenarth, Kennarth [co. Carmarthen], 99.

Cercedon. See Sarsden.

Cereolus, Nicholas, of Genoa, 662.

Cerne, co. Dorset, 239, 403.

—, abbot of, 223.

—, abbot and convent of, sub-collectors of the tenth, 627.

Cerney, North, Northcerneye [co. Gloucester], Robert de Burton parson of, 552.

Certeseye. See Chertsey.

Cessyngham, William de, 336.

Cesterhont. See Cheshunt.

Cesterton, Cestreton. Henry de, parson of Rothele, 340.

—, John de, 589.

—, —, of Grantham, 342.

—, Ralph de, 359.

— See Chesterton.

Cesthonte. See Cheshunt.

Cestre, Master Richard de, 386, 390.

— See Cestria.

Cestreford. See Chesterford.

Cestreton. See Cesterton; Chesterton.

Cestria, John de, 91, 159.

— See Cestre.

Ceverham [? Coverham, co. York], the abbot of, 464.

Cevnllys, Kenethles [co. Radnor], 491.

Chabyngton, John de, 566.

Chackmore, Chalkmore, Jackemore [in Radclive parish, co. Buckingham], 674.

Chaddesdene, Richard de, parson of Charewolton, 396.

Chaddesleye, Chaddesle, Shaddesleye, Master Richard de, parson of Chepyng Norton, 471.

—, Master Richard de, parson of Kemeseye, 618, 644.

Chadeworthe, Peter de, 147.

Chaf, John, [of Bristol], 605.

Chaffar, Hugh, of Staunford, 682, 684.

Chafford, co. Essex, 667.

Chailey, Jaggeleye [co. Sussex], John le Girdelere, rector of, 628.

—, Master William de Fakenham, rector of, 628.

Chake, Robert, 326.

— See Jakes.

Chalcombe, Chaucombe, Chaucumbe, Saucombe [co. Northampton], the prior of, 392.

—, Alexander, prior of, 423, 493.

—, prior and convent of, 219.

—, Philip the 'celeresman,' 223, 493.

Chale, Isle of Wight, a wreck at, 149.

Chalers. See Eschalers; Scalariis.

Chalflok. See Challock.

Chalgrave [? Chalgrave, co. Bedford or Chalgrove, co. Oxford], Nicholas de Lychefeld, parson of, 59.

Chalgrove, Chalgrave [co. Oxford], 672.

Chalkmore. See Chackmore.

Challock, Chalflok [co. Kent], 183.

Chaloner, Felicia la, 518.

—, William son of Walter le, 66.

Chalouns, Chaluns, John de, 461, 699.

Chalvelegh. See Chawleigh.

Chambard, Richard son of Walter, of Hangendehoghton, 48.

Chamberlain, Owen the prince's, 576.

—, Ralph the. See Tancarville.

—, the. See Gerold, Henry son of.

Chamberlayn, Chamberleyn. See Chaumberlayn.

Chamberlond, Henry de, 104.

Chambernoun, Chambernon. See Campo Arnulphi; Chaumbernoun.

Chambre. See Chaumbre.

Champagne, Champaigne. See Chaumpagne.

Champaignettes, Fulk de, 676.

Champion, John, 590.

—, Richard, 377.

— See Campion.

Chanceller, Chanceler. See Chaunceller.

Chancellor, the, 68, 157, 183, 189, 209-211, 216, 238, 241, 244, 248, 256, 257, 260, 285, 300, 301, 337, 338, 340, 343, 345, 354, 370, 406, 409, 411, 415, 417, 423, 427, 434, 442, 447, 456, 467, 494, 500-503, 520, 553, 555, 557-559, 561, 563, 570, 584, 591, 593, 595, 597, 601, 602, 627, 635, 641, 678, 680, 686, 690, 691.

— [of Henry II.], the, Thomas [à Becket], 613.

—, Gaudric [or Baldric, a.d. 1093] the, 307.

—, Thomas the. See Becket.

—, — See Morton; Sandale.

— of Ireland. See Balscote; Bereford; Ireland; Ossory, W. bishop of.

Chancery, the, 6, 7, 9, 13, 15, 27, 28, 33, 34, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 46, 48, 64, 73, 74, 76, 93, 96, 100, 101, 105, 106, 110, 112, 114, 116, 120, 121, 126, 127, 132, 139, 161, 170, 189, 205, 221, 264, 266, 280, 291, 292, 299, 301, 302, 306, 362, 384, 387, 407, 421, 422, 447, 448, 463, 469, 541, 554, 564, 619, 638, 662, 665, 668, 680.

—, clerks of the, 130, 131, 543, 545, 561.

—, —, or the household of the, purveyance for. See Purveyance.

—, Hanaper af the. See Hanaper.

—, recognizance for the debts of the king made in the, 189.

—, clerks of the. See Purveyance.

—, keeper of the Hanaper of the. See Thorntoft.

— in Ireland. See Ireland.

Chancy. See Chauncy.

Chandeler. See Chaundeler.

Chandos. See Chaundos.

Chaneton, Changeton, co. Sussex, 562.

Change. See Exchange.

Changeton. See Chaneton.

[Channel] Islands, 16, 91, 275, 372.

—, keeper of the, 275, 315.

—, — See Grandisono.

—, abjuration of, 16, 91, 275, 372, 375, 623.

—, justices of assize in, 442.

— See also Alderney; Guernsey; Jersey; Sark.

Channon, Richard, 601.

— See Canoun.

Chanseye, or Chauseye, Master Hugh de, rector of Emynton, 641.

Chantecler. See Chauntecler.

Chanu, John, 'taillour,' 238.

Chanyn, Richard, of Chauton, 700.

Chapel, Chapels, free. See Hastings; Liskeard; Penkridge; Shrewsbury; St. Burian; Tettenhall; Tickhill.

Chapeler, William le, 386.

Chapeleyn, Chapelleyn, Arnold le, 71.

—, John le, 318.

—, Jordan le, 96.

—, Maurice le, 153.

—, Philip le, 241.

—, Robert le, of Everdon, 684, 695.

—, —, of Cottelegh, 240.

—, Simon le, [of York], 173.

— See Chaplain.

Chapeiizod [co. Dublin], 216.

Chaplain, Bartholomew the, 359.

—, John the, of Norfolk, 365.

—, Ralph the, 219, 676.

—, Roger the, 219.

— See Chapeleyn.

Chapman, John, 201.

—, John son of William le, 56, 227.

—, Richard le, 239, 403.

—, William le, 239, 403.

Chapmanneslade, Richard de, [of Bristol], 144.

Chappeleyn. See Chapeleyn; Chaplain.

Char, John du, 446.

—, Thomas du, 575.

Charente, Charrante in Poitou [France], the river, 55.

Charetter, Chareter, John le, 592.

—, Reginald le, and Henry and William his brothers, 592.

—, Reinaud le, of Scardeburgh, 25.

—, Stephen le, 250.

—, Thomas le, 236.

—, William le, 232.

— See Carter; Caretter; Wytte.

Charewolton. See Charwelton.

Charfield, Charfeld, co. Gloucester, 245.

Chargeux. See Jargolio.

Chargeville, William, or William de, 688, 693.

Charing [Cross], Charryng, keeper of the king's mews at, John Colne, 566.

—, —, —, Nicholas Lovel, 566.

—, pavage to be taken at, 340.

—, Cherryng, co. Kent, 245.

Charité-sur-Loire [Nievre, France] la, the prior of, 546.

—, Guichard de Baroloco (or Caroloco), a monk of, 546.

Charle, William, of Wyncehulle, 250, 314.

Charles, Edward, 412, 462.

—, —, and Alice his wife, 298.

—, —, Joan his daughter, 299.

—, —, Robert, Edward, Edmund and John his sons, 298, 299.

—, Reginald, 324, 351, 530.

Charleton, John de, 59.

— See Charlton Musgrove; Cherleton; Northcharleton.

Charlton, Charleton, Cherleton, Carleton [co. Essex], 700.

—, [co. Hants], 637.

— [co. Kent], 84.

— [co. Northampton], 599.

— [co. Salop], 566.

— by Tetbury, Cherleton by Tottebury [co. Gloucester], 510.

— Musgrove, Charleton, co. Somerset, 597, 685.

— on Otmoor, Cherleton upon Ottemor, co. Oxford, 294.

— See Cherleton.

Charman, Adam, of Rickebug, 446.

Charneles, John de, 50.

Charneye, Robert de, 504.

Charoun, Ralph de, 294.

— See Caron.

Charp', William, master of la Nicholas, 694.

Charpenter. See Carpenter.

Charrante. See Charente.

Charryng. See Charing.

Chart, Chert by Sutton Valence [co. Kent], John de Houkyng, parson of, 28.

Charters for arrentation of wastes, fees for, 294.

—, or letters patent of Henry II., 258, 285, 613.

—, —, Henry III., 75, 285, 288, 292, 432, 454, 645, 662.

—, —, William II. 307.

Chartley, Chartele, co. Stafford, 292.

Chartray, John, 31.

Chartres, Andrew de, 130, 155.

—, Clement de, 210, 295, 673.

—, Robert de, 130, 155.

Charwelton, Charewolton, Charwalton [co. Northampton] 684, 695.

—, Richard de Chaddesdene, parson of, 396.

Chastel, Henry du, of Berwick upon Tweed, 671.

—, Philip du, 23.

—, Thomas du, 408.

— See Castello; Castro.

Chasteleyn, Richard, 104, 265, 271.

Chate, Philip, 411.

Chateau Noir, Albert Alleman de. See Nigro Castro, Albert de.

Chateknoll. See Chetnoll.

Chateriz, Gilbert de, 500.

Chatham, Chetham, co. Kent, 419.

Chatton, co. Northumberland, 132.

Chaucombe, Richard de, prior of St. Denys, Southampton, 78.

—, Thomas de, 107, 124, 482, 489.

— See Chalcombe.

Chaumberlayn, Chaumberleyn, Chaumberleyng, Chamberlayn, Chamberleyn, David le, 373.

—, Henry le, 283, 284, 679.

—, Joan, the wife of John le, 115, 164.

—, John le, 115, 164, 597.

—, John son of Robert le, 526, 528.

—, Laurence le, 240.

—, Petronilla, sometime wife of Robert le, 32.

—, —, John her son, 32.

—, Richard le, 115.

—, Robert le, 439, 619.

—, —, John his son, 439.

—, Roger le, 431, 701.

—, Simon le, or Simon, 421, 460, 483, 584, 593, 682, 683.

—, Stephen le, 250, 314.

—, Thomas le, 25, 229.

—, Walter le, 238, 383.

—, William le, of Reynham, Margery and Basilia, his daughters, 5.

Chaumbernoun, Chambernon, Chambernoun, Chambirnon, Henry de, 126.

—, —, or Henry, a special commissioner, &c., 122, 133, 141, 249, 429, 474, 531, 666.

— See Campo Arnulphi.

Chaumbre, Adam de la, 64.

—, Gilbert de la, 23.

—, Thomas de la, 282.

—, William de la, purveyor, 544, 633.

—, —, of Eynesham, 402.

Chaumond, Chaumont, John, 21.

— See Calvo Monte.

Chaumpaigne, Henry de, 590.

—, John de, 462.

—, Peter de, 511.

—, Robert, 685.

—, Robert de, and William his brother, 590.

—, Simon de, 590.

Chaunceler, Chaunceller, Robert le, of Chemenye, 535.

—, Thomas le, a commissioner of array, 462.

—, Thomas, [of Cambehous], 566.

Chaunceux, Giles de, 109.

—, Hugh de, 569.

—, Nicholas son of Thomas de, 569.

—, William de, 569.

Chauncy, William, 100, 384.

Chaundeler, Chandeler, Ralph le, and Alice his wife, 159.

—, Richard le, [of Bristol], 133, 143.

—, William le, 97.

Chaundos, Chandos, John, prior of Llanthony. See Llanthony by Gloucester.

—, Roger de, or Roger, 50, 134, 136, 222, 351, 461, 498, 683.

—, —, and Matilda his wife, 31.

—, —, sheriff of Hereford, 244.

—, Master Thomas de, 31.

—, Thomas de, prebendary of Yeine, 655.

—, William de, 219.

Chauntecler, Chaunteler, Chantecler, Roger, of London, 133, 230, 407, 422.

Chaunterel, William, an approver, 691.

Chauseye, Cholsey. See Chanseye.

Chauton. See Chawton.

Chauvent, John, 109.

Chawleigh, Chalvelegh, co. Devon, 268.

Chaworth, Laurence de, 241.

Chawton, Chauton [co. Hants], 700.

Chaydok, Richard de, 241.

Chayne, Master Philip de, 16.

Chaynel, Chainel, Cheynel, John, a commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c., 54, 59-62, 64, 68-72, 132, 144, 229, 236, 237, 242, 243, 250, 272, 311, 314, 319, 377, 412, 422, 427, 493, 496, 498-500, 587, 590, 682, 685, 686, 688.

Chazour, Robert le, of Byam, 79.

Chechele, Richard de, a monk of Tickford, 681.

Chedder, Ceddre [co. Somerset], 218.

Cheddeworth, Cheddeworthe, Chedworthe, Richard de, rector of Tycheseye, 337, 370.

—, Thomas de, 570.

—, —, chamberlain of Caernarvon, 355.

—, —, treasurer of North Wales, 70.

—, —, rector of Ticheseie, 337.

— See Chedworth.

Cheddre, Richard de, [of Bristol], 35, 68, 133, 143, 605.

Chedesymor, co. Somerset. See Chedzoy.

Chedeworthe. See Cheddeworth.

Chedworth, Cheddeworth, co. Gloucester, 667.

Chedzoy moor, Chedesymor, co. Somerset, 579.

Cheigni, Cheigny. See Cheyny.

Chelchethe, Chelchheth. See Chelsea.

Chelesham. See Chelsam.

Cheleworthe. See Chelwood.

Chelington, Chilington. See Chillington; Giffard of Chillington.

Chelleraye. See Chelreye.

Chelmeresford, Chelmerford, Chelmersford, John de, 86, 193, 224, 241, 453, 508, 634, 661, 666.

—, —, parson of Stanford, 609.

Chelmsford, Chelmerford [co. Essex], 480.

Chelreth, Chelrith, John de, 666.

—, Thomas de, rector of Yetham, 541.

Chelreye, Chelleraye, John son of Master John de, 42.

—, Robert, 495.

Chelrith. See Chelreth.

Chelsea, Chelchethe, Chelchheth [London], Roger de Berners, rector of, 452, 573.

—, Master William de Bray, rector of, 573.

Chelsham, Chelesham [co. Surrey], 84, 276.

Chelwenton. See Chillington.

Chelwood, or Chelworth, Cheleworthe, co. Somerset, 211.

Chelworth. See Chelwood.

Chemenye. See Chimney.

Chenche, William, of Hertleye, 240.

Cheny. See Cheyny.

Chepervillewode. See Chipperfield.

Cheping Norton. See Norton, Chipping.

Chepingwaledene. See Walden.

Chepstow, Chepestowe [co. Monmouth], 143.

—, Striguil, Strogoil, co. Monmouth, liberty at, 658.

Chepwelle. See Chopwell.

Chepyng Farendon. See Faringdon Cheping.

Chepyngnorton, Chepyng Norton. See Norton, Chipping.

Cherbourg [Manche, France], Robert, abbot of [the abbey of le Voeu pr s], 46, 661.

—, John de Insulis, canon of, 661

Cherebury, Cherbury. See Chirbury.

Chericheke, Cherichek, William, 252, 415.

Cheriton, Chiriton, co. Hants, 60, 64, 69.

—, North, Cheryngton [co. Somerset], Master William de Lychefeld, parson of, 212.

—, South, Suthchiriton [co. Somerset], William de Herlaston, parson of, 217.

Cherk. See Chirk.

Cherlecote, Thomas de, chaplain of the almonry of Westminster, 558.

Cherleton, Cherlton, Charleton, Cherlton, Alan de, 402, 465.

—, John de, 91, 94, 185, 284, 304, 334, 396, 404, 429, 443, 451, 452, 548, 566, 574, 618, 627, 640, 643, 677.

—, —, and Hawysia [Gadarn the daughter of Owen ap Griffith, prince of Powys Gwenwynwyn] his wife, 10, 444, 472, 643.

—, —, complaint by, 150, 151, 315.

—, —, keeper of the castle of Buelt, 322.

—, —, keeper of the castle of la Pole, 26.

—, Master John de, 10.

—, Thomas de, Th. de, 446, 458, 468, 478, 484, 540, 541, 543, 545-553, 559, 565-568, 570, 584, 593, 595, 635, 641, 643, 651, 653, 655, 657, 658, 668, 697, 698, 700, 701.

—, —, or T. de Therleton, 521.

—, Master Thomas de, dean of Stafford, 642.

—, —, parson of Stretton in Strettonesdale, 397.

—, —, prebendary of Chirchewithington, 636.

—, —, prebendary of Stylington, 524.

—, William son of Warin de, 14.

Cherleton. See Charlton; Charlton by Tetbury; Charlton on Otmoor.

Chernebury, John de, 342.

Chernok, William de, 22.

Cherringe, Stephen son of Stephen de, 272.

Cherrington, Chiryngton, Chyrinton, co. Gloucester, 61, 73.

Cherryng. See Charing.

Chert. See Chart.

Cherterton, 575.

Cherteseye, Chertesay, Richard de, 318.

—, Stephen de, 688, 693.

Chertsey, Certeseye, co. Surrey, 135, 509, 634.

—, letters patent dated at, 16, 62.

Cheryngton. See Cheriton, North.

Cherynton, Nicholas de, prior of St Mary's, Suthwyk. See Chiriton.

Cheryton, William de, abbot of Evesham. See Chiriton.

Cheseholm, John de, 643, 644.

Cheseman, Robert, 57.

— See Chuseman.

Chesenhale. See Chesnale.

Chesewardine, Cheseworthyn, co. Salop, 255.

— See Lestraunge of Cheseworthyn.

Cheseworthyn. See Cheswardine.

Chesewyk. See Chiswick.

Cheshunt, Chesthunte, Cesterhont, Cesthonte, Esthonte [co. Hertford], 674.

—, Adam de Limenistre, rector of, 360.

—, prioress and nuns of, 292.

—, Alice de Sumery, prioress of, 292.

Chesnale, Chesenhale, John de, 351, 474, 530.

[Chesney, Robert de], bishop [1147 to 26 January, 1167-8], of Lincoln, 285.

Chester, bishop of; the bishops of Coventry and Lichfield were called bishops of Chester. See Lichfield.

Chester, county of, 373.

—, constable of. See Lincoln, John de Lacy, earl of.

—, Edmund, earl of. See Plantagenet, Edmund, earl of Lancaster, &c.

—, Edward, earl of, 190.

—, — See Edward son of Edward II., earl of Chester.

—, earl of. See Meschines.

—, justice of, 234, 373, 387.

—, — See Audeley; Tybetot.

—, musters of men in, 443.

—, purchase of corn in, 387.

—, temporalities of the bishopric of St. Asaph in, 190.

Chester, town or port of, 470, 568.

—, St. John's hospital without the north gate, 476.

—, keeper of the seal for debts, William de Bonay, 390.

—, customs on wool and wool-fells at, 15, 56.

Chesterfeld, Chestrefeld, Simon de, 58.

—, William de, 232, 241, 312.

Chesterford, Cestreford, co. Essex, 659, 660.

—, Little, Little Cestreford [co. Essex], 449.

Chesterton, Henry de, presented to Rothele church, 117, 379.

—, John de, 386.

Chesterton, Cesterton by Cambridge, co. Cambridge, 493, 500.

—, —, the abbot of St. Andrews, Vercelli, parson of, 519.

—, Cesterton, Cestreton, co. Huntingdon, 681.

—, Cesterton, co. Oxford, 416.

—, —, co. Warwick, 247.

Chesthunte. See Cheshunt.

Chestrefeld. See Chesterfeld.

Cheswardine, Cheseworthyn, co. Salop, 391.

— See also Lestraunge of Cheseworthyn.

Chetham. See Chatham.

Chetnoll, Chateknolle [co. Dorset], 240.

Chetscombe [in Downe St. Mary], Chotecumbe, co. Devon, 360.

Chetton, Chetynton, co. Salop, 612.

Chetwode, Chetwood, Chetwod [co. Buckingham], St. Mary's, Roger de Lynham, prior of, 630.

—, John de Warmyngton, prior of, 647.

—, Richard de Langeham, canon of, 630.

—, William (sic) de Warmynton, prior of, 633.

Chetyngdon, Thomas de, 86.

Chetynton. See Chetton.

Cheu. See Chyeu.

Chevening, Chevenyng [co. Kent], William Symple presented to the church of, 15.

Cheverell, Great, Great Chyverel, co. Wilts, 612.

Chevington, Chevyngton [co. Suffolk], 593.

Chevyngton, Robert de, 202, 224, 661.

Cheygne. See Cheyny.

Cheyndut, William de, 489.

Cheynel. See Chaynel.

Cheyner, Henry, mercer of London, 415.

Cheyny, Cheyney, Cheigni, Cheigny, Cheygne, Cheny, Edmund le, 10.

—, John, 301.

—, John de, 584.

—, Nicholas de, 315, 396, 503.

—, —, and Eleanor his wife, 2, 197.

—, Roger de, 250, 530.

Chich St. Osyth, Chiche St. Osith, co. Essex, 145.

Chichester, co. Sussex, city of, 520, 669.

—, controller of customs at, Gerard de Byole, 305.

—, custom on wool, hides and wool-fells at, 15, 56, 100, 306.

—, seal called the coket at, 101.

—, St. James's hospital, chantry [priests] of, 632.

Chichester, bishop of. See Langton.

—, bishopric, diocese or see of, 84, 96, 130, 157, 173, 338, 353, 518, 619, 627, 631, 641, 664, 675.

—, Holy Trinity, dean and chapter of the, 158, 210, 218, 368, 440, 441, 481.

—, —, Gaulhardus de Mota, precentor of, 112.

—, prebend of. See Hova Villa.

—, prebendary of. See Askeby.

Chickerell, Chykerel [co. Dorset], 540.

Chicksand, Chikesonde [co. Bedford], 615.

—, prior and convent of, 615.

Chiddingfold, Chidingwold, Chidyngewold [co. Surrey], 498, 598.

Chidingwold. See Chiddingfold.

Chidiok, Chidyok, John de, sheriff of Dorset and Somerset, 242, 243.

Chidyngewold. See Chiddingfold.

Chieu. See Chyeu.

Chigehulle. See Chikehulle.

Chiggelford. See Chingford.

Chikehulle, Chigehulle, Hugh de, 107, 122.

Chikkelade, John, 410.

Child, Chyld, Adam, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

—, John, 138, 553.

—, William, 523.

Childe, Margery atte, 30.

Childswike, Child's Wickham. See Wickham, Childs.

Chileham. See Chilham.

Chilham, Nicholas de, 86.

—, Thomas de, 86.

Chilham, Chileham, co. Kent, 187, 191, 193, 198.

Chilington. See Chillington.

Chilleye, Laurence de, 627.

Chillington, Chelwenton [co. Bedford], Thomas de London, parson of, 654.

—, Clylington, Chilington, Chelington [co. Stafford], 324, 351, 461.

—, — See Giffard of Chillington.

Chiltenham, Chyltenham, Walter de, [of Bristol], 133, 143, 605.

Chiltern, Cyltre [co. Oxford], parts of, 651.

Chiltington, Chiltyngton, co. Sussex, 562.

Chilton, John de, burgess of Berwick-uponTweed, 276.

—, Ralph de, of the order of Preachers, 464.

—, Vitalis de, 120, 223.

Chiltyngton. See Chiltington.

Chimney, Chemenye [co. Oxford], 535.

Chingelford. See Chingford.

Chingford, Chingelford, Chinglesford, Chiggelford, Shyngelford, co. Essex, 81, 103, 190, 191, 193.

Chinglesford. See Chingford.

Chinham, Chynham, co. Southampton, 689.

Chinnor, Chynnore [co. Oxford], William de Leycestre, parson of, 371.

Chipham. See Chippenham.

Chippe, William, of Hardele, 629.

Chippenham, Cippenham, Cippeham, Chipham [co. Wilts], 152, 498, 607, 639.

—, Cippeham [co. Wilts], Master William of. See Cippeham, William de.

Chipperfield, wood of, Chepervillewode [co. Hertford], 295.

Chipping Norton, Chipyngnorton, co. Oxford. See Norton, Chipping.

Chipping Walden. See Walden.

Chirbury, Cherbury, Cherebury, Chirebury, Chyrbury [co. Solop], 151, 315.

—, Philip de Monte Gomeri, prior of, 167, 173.

—, R. late prior of, 163.

—, William de Hereford, canon of, 163.

—, prior and convent of, 452.

—, complaint touching a market at, 318.

Chirche, Robert atte, 445.

—, Roger son of William atte, of Tybenham, 440.

—, Walter atte, of Ufford, 196.

—. See Churche.

Chirchehulle, Henry de, 423, 503.

—, John de, 423, 503.

Chirchestoke. See Stoke Holy Cross.

Chirche Wythyngton, Chirchewithington. See Church Withington.

Chireton. See Churton.

Chirinton. See Chiriton.

Chiriton, Cheryton, Cherynton, Chirinton, Nicholas de, prior of Suthwyk, 439, 446.

—, William de, a monk and abbot of Evesham, 543, 549, 555, 633.

—. See Cheriton.

Chirk, Cherk [co. Denbigh], 599.

— See Mortuo Mari of Chirk.

Chiryngton. See Cherrington.

Chiselbergh. See Chisleborough.

Chiseldene, Chiselden, Chuseldene, Ralph de, 248, 251.

—, Richard de, 49, 61, 234, 239, 253, 403.

Chisenhale, John de, 50.

Chishulle, Chissulle, Master John de, archdeacon of London, 19.

Chisleborough, Chiselbergh [co. Somerset], Master Henry de Clyf, parson of, 293, 488.

Chislet, Chestlet, Chistelett, co. Kent, 91, 510, 659.

Chissebech, Richard de, 666.

Chissulle. See Chishulle.

Chistelet, Chistlet. See Chislet.

Chiswick, Chesewyk, co. Middlesex, 190.

Chitecroft, Chydecroft, Thomas de, of Bristol, 445.

Chitterne, Alice de, prioress of Holy Trinity hospital, Yvelcestre, 505.

Choc. See Koc.

Chokes, Ansel de, 524.

Cholmelegh. See Chulmleigh.

Chompeneys, Clompeneys, Geoffrey, 29.

—, John, 29.

—, Robert, 29.

Chope, Thomas, 492.

Chopwell, Chepwelle [co. Durham], 566.

Chotecumbe. See Chetscombe.

Choulton ? Culedon, co. Salop, 253.

Christ Church. See Canterbury.

Christ Church, Cristeschiricia, Cristeschurche, Cristechurche, Christchurch Twynham [co. Hants], 135, 137, 219.

—, grants to the burgesses of, 219, 220.

—, market of St. Faith in the town of, 219.

—, Stokmede, Beremede and Bernardesmede in, 220.

—, Nicholas, prior of, 220.

—, Richard, prior of, 125.

Christechirche, John de, of Oxford, 675.

Christian. See Cristian.

Chudleigh, Chuddelegh, co. Devon, 55, 367.

—, church of, pertaining to the precentorship of Exeter, 212.

Chumleigh, Chulmlegh, Cholmelegh, co. Devon, 268, 311.

Church, the English, 218.

—, flight to a, to obtain ecclesiastical immunity, 527.

— See Chirche; Churche.

Churche, Richard son of William atte, 16.

—, Roger atte, 146.

—, See Chirche.

Churchestyghele, John atte, 229.

Church Withington, Chirche Wythyngton, Chirchewithington, co. Hereford, Hugh de Lemenistre, prebendary of, 659.

—, Thomas de Cherleton, prebendary of, 636.

Churlemere [in the manor of Bishop's Clist, co. Devon], 382.

Churton, Chireton, co. Wilts, 476.

Chuseldene. See Chiselden.

Chuseman, William le, 239, 403.

— See Cheseman.

Chute [co. Wilts], forest of, 629.

Chydecroft. See Chitecroft.

Chyeu, Chieu, Cheu, John de, of Bristol, 35, 444, 445.

Chykat, Bernard, merchant, 196.

Chykerel. See Chickerell.

Chyld. See Child.

Chyltenham. See Chiltenham.

Chynham, Richard de, 689.

— See Chinham.

Chynnore. See Chinnor.

Chyrbury. See Chirbury.

Chyrinton. See Cherrington.

Chyverel. See Cheverell.

Cicestre, Nicholas de, 84.

Cilgerran, Kilgaran [co. Pembroke], 99.

Cinque Ports, 71.

—, liberty of the, 247, 320, 499.

—, barons of the, jurisdiction of their court of Shipwey, 320.

—, warden of the. See Cobeham; Kendale.

—, commissioners to assess a twentieth and fifteenth in, 51, 193.

—, fleet of the, for service against the Scotch, 333.

—, dispute between the barons and men of, and the people of Great Yarmouth, 514, 520, 576, 581, 583.

—, port of Romney within the bounds of the, 583.

Cippeham, Cippenham, William de, otherwise Master William of, 272.

— See Chippenham.

Cippenham, Sippenham [co. Buckingham], 11, 12.

—, co. Wilts. See Chippenham.

—. See Cippeham.

Cirencester, Cirencestre, Cyrencestre, co. Gloucester, 7, 117, 127.

—, abbot of, 117.

—, Adam, abbot of, 499.

—, abbot and convent of, 7, 103, 127, 362, 364.

—, John de Lollebrok, a lay brother of, 499.

Cirencestre, Arnold de, 12.

Cisterne, Master Robert de, presented to Gillyng in Rydale church, 13.

Citeaux [Cote d'Or, France], abbot of, 118.

—, abbot of, parson of the church of Scardeburgh, 20.

City, the. See Rome.

Clackclose, Clackelos hundred, co. Norfolk, 698.

Claipol. See Claypole.

Clandon, East, Est Clendon, co. Surrey, 247.

—, Thomas de Maydenestan, parson of, 247.

Clannon, Philip de, 23.

Clapham, Clopham, co. Sussex, 562.

Clare, Gilbert de, earl [1138-1149], of Pembroke, his daughter Basilia, 486, 488.

—, —, earl [1218-1230] of Gloucester and Hertford, his wife Isabella. See Gloucester, Isabella countess of.

—, —, his daughter Amicia, countess of Devon, wife of Baldwin de Redvers. See Redvers.

—, —, earl [1262-1295] of Gloucester and Hertford, 119, 125, 223.

—, —, —, Joan [daughter of Edward I.], late the wife of, wife of Ralph de Monte Hermerii, countess of Gloucester, 119.

—, —, [his daughter Isabella]. See below Clare, Isabella de.

Clare, Gilbert de, the king's nephew, earl [1307-1313] of Gloucester and Hertford, 7, 18, 29, 43, 61, 66, 86, 89, 92, 97, 103, 107, 130, 131, 142, 161, 167, 173, 190, 194, 195, 202, 209, 223, 254, 256, 274, 283, 286, 306, 320, 321, 337, 341, 364, 368, 370, 393, 394, 417, 468, 497, 513, 552, 618, 646, 647, 651, 664.

—, —, licence to take deer for the celebration of his obsequies, 131.

—, —, buried in Tewkesbury abbey, 198.

—, —, his executors, 200, 202, 464.

—, —, his wife Matilda [or Maud, daughter of Richard de Burgh, earl of Ulster], 193, 347, 368, 590, 593, 699.

—, —, —, being pregnant, 306.

—, —, his sister Eleanor. See Despenser.

—, —, — Elizabeth. See Burgo; Dammory.

—, —, — Margaret, countess of Cornwall. See Audeley; Gavaston.

—, —, his [half] sister Isabella. See below Clare, Isabella de.

—, —, his lands, partition of, 660, 661, 666.

—, —, his lands or tenants in Glamorgan, 173, 194, 432, 433, 567, 577, 624.

—, —, his tenants or lands in Glamorgan and Morgannou, 173, 362, 370, 537, 540, 541, 544, 545, 562, 660, 666.

—, —, his lordship or lands of Morgannou, 384, 433, 444, 630.

—, —, keepers of his lands, 131, 193, 362, 370.

—, —, his lands in Ireland, 459.

—, Isabella de, the [half] sister of Gilbert de Clare, earl [1307-1313] of Gloucester and Hertford. [She married about 1316 Maurice de Berkeley. She was the daughter of Gilbert de Clare, earl, 1262-1295, of Gloucester and Hertford, by his first wife Alice, the half sister of Henry III., and daughter of Hugh de Lusignan, called le Brun, count de la Marche, by Isabella, the widow of king John and daughter and heir of Aymer, count of Angouleme], 223.

—, John de, presented to Debach church, 255.

—, lady Margaret, countess of Cornwall [the daughter of Richard de Clare, earl [1220-1262] of Gloucester and Hertford, and wife of Edmund Plantagenet, earl [1272-1300] of Cornwall, 459.

—, Nicholas de, canon of St. Mary's, Suthwyk, 287.

—, Richard de, [in Ireland], 221, 459, 642.

—, —, prebendary of Pencrich, 456.

—, Master Richard de, 86, 202, 224, 229, 464, 651.

—, —, prebendary of Bichehill, 655.

—, —, presented to Bradenach church, 20.

—, —, rector of Dunmowe, 459.

—, —, parson of Dongarvan or Dundarvan, 168, 201, 462.

Clare, honor of, 497.

—, —, excessive distraints by the bailiffs of, 321, 417.

Clarel, John, 21.

—, William, 50, 473, 530, 591.

Clarendon, Claryndon, co. Wilts, 622, 628, 631.

—, the bailiff of, 645.

—, forest of, 95.

—, —, Stephen de Pulton, keeper of, 645.

—, letters patent dated (20 Nov. 1316) at, 564.

—, letters patent dated at, 613-642, 644, 655, 677, 682-688, 690-692, 694.

Clares [near Worth], co. Sussex, 236.

Clarhou. See Claro.

Claro, Clarhou, co. York, 544.

Claromonte, Master Stephen de, 200.

— See Monte Claro.

Claryndon. See Clarendon.

Clatford, John de, 248.

Claverdon, co. Warwick, 325.

Clavering, Claveringe, Claveringes, Claveringge. See Claveryng.

Claverley, Claverleye [co. Salop], 53, 95, 402, 478.

Claveryng, Claveryngge, Claverynnge, Clavering, Claveringe, Claveringes, Claveringge, Alexander de, 138.

—, —, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, 6, 243.

—, John de, 223, 249, 255, 273, 495, 508.

—, William de, 138.

Claville, John de, 502, 582.

Clawadoc. See Clywedog.

Claxby, Simon de, 575.

Claxton, Richard de, vicar of Stapelford, 699.

Clay, John de, 405.

— See Cleye.

Clay. See Retford, East.

Claybrok, Thomas de, 48.

Claye. See Cley.

Clayhanger, Clexhangre [co. Devon], 141.

Clayne, Master Philip de, 375.

Claypole, Claypol, Claipol, Cleypole [co. Lincoln], 392, 430.

—, John de Barton, parson of, 550.

Clayton, Cleyton, co. Sussex, 483-485, 528.

Clayworth, Cloworthe [co. Nottingham], 73.

Cleangre, Robert de, 678.

Cleangre, Cleaungre. See Clehonger.

Clebury, Clebury Mortemer. See Cleobury Mortimer.

Clee [co. Lincoln], 83.

Clee St. Margaret, Clya St. Margaret, co. Salop, 612.

Clees, Clyes, co. Salop, 236.

Cleeve, Clyve [co. Somerset], abbot and convent of, 360.

— See Clif; Clyve.

Clehangre. See Clehonger.

Cleholme [co. Lincoln], 477.

Clehonger, Clehungre, Clehangre, Cleangre, Cleaungre [co. Hereford], 161, 264, 463, 509.

Clement V. Pope, [Bertrand de Got, 1305 to 20 April 1314], 52, 77, 87, 182, 188, 197, 205, 277, 297, 389, 438, 548.

Clement, John, 499.

—, Thomas, of Ingoldeby, 410.

Clementhorpe, St. Clement by York, prioress and nuns of, 168, 173.

Clendon, Est. See Clandon, East.

Clenecumbe, Richard de, 429.

Cleobury Mortimer, Clebury, Clebury Mortemer, Cleobury Mortymer, co. Salop, 70, 279, 323, 419.

Clerck, Clerc. See Clerk.

Clere, William de, parson of Braston, 534.

Clerebaud, Thomas, 581.

Clerebek, Robert, 623.

Clergy, Articles of the, confirmation of, 607.

—, confirmation of their liberties in respect of purveyance, 608.

—, privilege of, 538.

— of England, tenth imposed on the. See Tenth.

Cleriton, Adam de, 145.

Clerk, Clerc, Clerck, Adam le, 57.

—, —, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, 664.

—, —, burgess of Lenne, 543.

—, Adam the, 359.

—, Geoffrey le, 502, 582.

—, Godwin the, 219.

—, Henry le, of Barton, 427.

—, —, of Carleton, 233.

—, Hugh le, of Corby, 682, 684.

—, James le, of Wyresfeld, 592.

—, John le, 229.

—, —, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, 266.

—, —, of Haregrave, 684, 695.

—, —, of Hengham, 596.

—, —, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

—, —, of Smetheton, 597.

—, —, master of the ship La Gerlaunde, 147, 231, 323, 324.

—, John the, 690.

—, John son of Boidin le, 93.

—, Luke le, 159.

—, Matthew le, 146.

—, Nicholas le, of Stretton, 326.

—, Philip le, [of Bristol], 605.

—, Ralph le, of Seint Martyn Kyrk, 582.

—, Richard le, 596.

—, —, merchant of Delf, 276, 609.

—, Richard the, of Calverstone, 359.

—, Richard son of David le, 611.

—, Robert le, 573.

—, —, [of Louthorpe], 63.

—, —, of Great Stratton, 138, 150.

—, —, —, Robert his son, 138, 150.

—, Robert son of Robert the, of Great Stretton, 575.

—, Roger le, of Bynbrok, 393.

—, —, of Colde Overton, 679.

—, —, —, and John his son, 679.

—, Sarah late the wife of John le, of Estloghton, 404.

—, Simon le, 679.

—, Thomas le, 118.

—, —, of Sandford Bret, 414.

—, —, of Great Stratton, 240.

—, —, Robert and William his sons, 240.

—, Thomas son of William le, of Radeclif-on-Trent, 633.

—, William le, 523.

—, —, merchant of the count of Hoiland, 262.

—, William the, 360, 676.

—, —, of Hundmanby, 544.

—, William son of William le, of Coston, 383.

—, son of. See Clerkessone.

Clerk Marshal. See Pelham.

Clerkenwell [London], 248.

Clerkessone, John, of Maydenstan, 102.

— See also Clerk.

Cleveland, Cliveland, Clyveland, co. York, archdeacon of, Stephen de Malo Lacu, 114, 119, 242.

Clexhangre. See Clayhunger.

Cley, Claye [Holt Hundred], co. Norfolk, 568.

—, Claye [in Cockley Cley parish, co. Norfolk], St. Peter's church, Thomas de Eggefeld, parson of, 265.

—, co. Sussex, 562.

— See Cleye.

Cleydon, William de, 77, 204.

Cleye, Cley, John de, 690.

—, John del, chaplain, 404.

— See Clay.

Cleyhith, Robert de, 589.

Cleynton, Thomas de, 264.

— See Clynton.

Cleypole. See Claypole.

Cleyton. See Clayton.

Cliderhou, Cliderhow, Cliderhowe, Clyderhou, Clyderhow, Clyderhowe, Adam son of Hugh de, 53.

—, Robert de, 550.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, 74, 142, 144, 245, 324, 427, 429, 497.

—, —, escheator [north] of Trent, 254, 276, 291, 337, 354, 363, 385, 439, 452, 465, 479, 508, 523, 538, 539.

—, —, prebendary of Pencriche, 116, 120.

—, —, keeper of the bishopric of Worcester, 84.

—, Roger de, his death, 53.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, 580.

Clif, Clife, Cliff, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyff, Alexander de, 601.

—, Master Henry de, dean of the collegiate church of Thameworth, 661.

—, —, parson of Chiselbergh, 293, 488.

—, —, parson of Colyngtre, 199, 365.

—, John de, 187.

—, Richard de, 384.

—, William de, 342, 384, 386.

—, —, [of Bristol], 35, 68, 70, 133, 134, 143, 144, 489, 605.

—, —, keeper of the hospital of St. Nicholas, Scardeburgh, 476.

—, —, steward of Galtrys forest, 223.

Cliffe, Clyve [co. Kent], the ship le Bertelmeu of, 257, 300, 520.

— See Clive; Clyve; King's Cliffe.

Clifford, Cliford, Clyfford, Henry de, 17.

—, John de, 22, 418.

—, Matilda late the wife of Robert de, 422, 524.

—, —, her marriage without licence, 551.

—, Nicholas de, 98.

—, Peter de, 418.

—, — and Isabella his wife, 654.

—, Reginald de, 27, 654.

—, Robert de, 2, 6, 21, 25, 34, 142, 186, 550, 667.

—, —, his heir, 595.

—, Roger de, 125.

—, Thomas de, dean of the collegiate church of Auckland, 342, 558.

Clifton, Clyfton, Gervase de, the elder, 376.

—, —, the younger, 376.

—, John de, 13.

—, —, presented to Haroldeston church, 11.

—, Robert de, prior of Ellesham, 83.

—, Master Robert de, 265.

—, William de, 217, 427.

Clifton, co. Nottingham, John, parson of, 72.

—, Cliftone, co. Oxford, 359.

— Hampden, Clifton, co. Oxford, 465.

—, Clyfton by York [co. York], 166.

—, —, letters patent dated at, 548, 554.

— Campville, Clifton Caumville [co. Stafford], Master Jordan de Caumville, parson of, 437.

Clinton. See Clynton.

Clippeston, Peter de, in Shirewode, 214.

— See Clipstone.

Clipping coin. See Coin.

Clippyng, Herbert, 427.

Clipstone, Clipstone Regis, Clypstone, King's Clipstone, Klipstone Regis, Kynggesclipstone, Kyngesclipestone [in the parish of Edwinstowe, co. Nottingham], letters patent dated at, 364-382, 392, 396, 398, 419-426, 429, 431, 432, 434, 435, 437-439, 442-444, 446, 447, 451, 492-494, 569-578, 600-611, 613, 615, 620, 625, 678, 679.

—, Henry de Wytheton, chaplain of the chapel of, 379.

—, the king's horses at, 381.

Clisseby. See Clixby.

Cliston Hayes, Heyes [in Broad Clyst parish], prebend of, in the chapel of [the Holy Trinity in] the castle of Exeter, 268.

Clitherom. See Clotherum.

Clive. See Clyve.

—, Cliffe, Clyve. See King's Cliffe.

Clivedon. See Clyvedon.

Cliveland. See Cleveland.

Clixby, Clisseby [co. Lincoln], 25, 48.

Cloinmele. See Clonmell.

Clompeneys. See Chompeneys.

Cloncurri, Patrick son of Peter de, and Peter his brother, 346.

Clone. See Clun.

Cloner, or Clouer. See Clouere.

Clonmell, Cloinmele [co. Tipperary], murage for, 570.

Clonne. See Clun.

Cloobury Mortimer. See Cleobury Mortimer.

Cloon, Master Walter de, parson of Paclesham, 561.

Clopham. See Clapham.

Clopton, Philip de, 3.

—, William de, abbot of Thorney. See Thorney.

Clopton, co. Suffolk, 162, 304.

Cloth of Lincoln, Essex, etc., 344.

Clothale, Master Robert de, chancellor of St. Paul's, London, and rector of Ealing, 277.

Clotherum, Clotherom, Robert de, 594.

—, Roger de, 312, 534.

—, —, a commissioner, etc., 305, 591, 595, 596.

—, —, keeper of the seal for recognisances, etc., York, 638.

—, William de, 312, 495, 580, 594.

Clouere, Clouer, or Cloner, John, or John le, merchant of Delf, in Holland, 262, 276, 322, 609.

Clouestel, Richard, 251.

Clouter, Richard le, 598.

Cloworthe. See Clayworth.

Clubbe, John, 436.

Clun, Clone, Clonne [co. Salop], 151, 315.

—, William de Langeleye, parson of, 442.

Cluny, Cluni [Saône-et-Loire, France], 282.

—, abbot of, 14, 439, 553.

—, Henry, abbot of, 282.

Clya St. Margaret. See Clee St. Margaret.

Clyderhou. See Cliderhou.

Clyes. See Clees.

Clyf. See Clif.

Clyfford. See Clifford.

Clyfton. See Clifton.

Clylington. See Chillington.

Clynton, Clinton, Ida de, 86.

—, Ida late wife of John de, 221.

—, John de, a commissioner, etc., 129, 226, 343.

—, Osbert de, 21.

—, —, or Osbert son of John de, and Joan his wife, 335, 659, 660.

—, Thomas de, 23, 461, 530.

—. See Cleynton.

Clypstone. See Clipstone; Clippeston.

Clyve, Clive, Richard de, abbot of Abingdon. See Abingdon.

—, William de, parson of Berwedon, 17.

— See Cleeve; Clif; Cliffe; Clive; King's Cliffe.

Clyvedon, Clivedon, John de, 351, 427.

—, Matthew de, 249.

Clyveland. See Cleveland.

Clywedog, Clawadoc [co. Denbigh], the river, 178.

Cnepp. See Knepp.

Cnwclas, Knucklas, Knoklas [co. Radnor], 491.

Coal, right of digging, 397.

Coates, Cotes [co. Gloucester], William, parson of, 499.

—, Little, Little Cotes [co. Lincoln], 656.

Coatham, Cotum, co. York, 54, 60.

Cobbe, Geoffrey, 601.

—, Laurence, 404.

Cobbeham. See Cobebam.

Cobbeldik. See Cubbeldik.

Cobeham, Cobbeham, Cobham, Henry de, 122, 296, 408, 661, 669.

—, —, the elder, 152, 405, 408.

—, —, 'senire,' sheriff of Kent, 243.

—, —, the younger, 67, 129, 152, 207, 226, 350, 473, 492, 503, 529, 583, 585, 683.

—, —, —, constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, 308.

—, —, of Rundale, 107.

—, Ralph de, 671.

—, Master Thomas de, 45.

—, —, prebendary [of Ealdstreet] in St. Paul's, London, 635.

—, —, prebendary of Fenton, 633, 659.

—, —, prebendary [of Piona Parva] in St. Ethelbert's, Hereford, 639, 655.

—. William de, 620.

Cobelbyk, Cobildik. See Cubbeldyke.

Cobham, Coveham [co. Surrey], 676.

—, William de Burghton, parson of, 282.

— See Cobeham.

Cock, Elias, 342.

—, Peter, of Bockyngge, 73.

—, Robert le, 502.

—, —, John his brother, 502.

— See Cok; Couk; Keu; Ko; Koc.

Cockeden, Richard, 153.

Cockefeld. See Cokefeld.

Cockerington [co. Lincoln], toll to construct a causey between Louth and, 198.

Cockermouth, Cokermuthe, Kokermuthe, co. Cumberland, castle and manor of, 177.

—, castle and honor granted to Edmund de Malo Lacu, 102.

—, Edmund de Malo Lacu, constable of the castle of, 118.

—, Robert de Leyburn or Leybourne, constable of the castle of, 102, 118, 602.

—, Thomas de Richemund [constable] of the castle of, 479.

Cockersand, Cokersand [co. Lancaster], abbot and convent of, 32, 190.

Cockeshale, Richard de, 620.

—. See Coggeshale.

Cockington, Cokynton [co. Devon], 467.

Codeford, Codesford, Adam de, 345.

—, William de, 318.

—. See Codford.

Codenovere. See Codnor.

Codford, Est Codeford, co. Wilts, Crouchelond in, 661.

—, chapel of the Holy Cross at, 661.

Codnor, Codenovere, co. Derby, 692.

Coed Eulo. See Ewloe Wood.

Coedmore, Coytemaur [co. Pembroke], 99.

Coeswen, Walter de, 463.

Cof, John, 229.

Cofferer, Robert le, 84.

Coffinswell, Coffyneswelle [co. Devon], 33.

Coffyn, Almaric, 133, 141.

—, Roger, 495.

Coffyneswelle. See Coffinswell.

Cogan, Richard de, 486.

—, Thomas, 141, 419.

Coggere, William, 246.

Coggeshale, Coggeshall, John de, 124, 461.

—, Richard de, 650.

—. See Cockeshale.

Coggeshall, Coggeshale [co. Essex], 518.

—, abbot and convent of, 518.

Coigners, Coyngniers, John, 23.

—, John le, of Sokburn, 425.

Coin of the realm, clipping, 43.

Coinage of the stannaries in Cornwall and Devon, 697.

—. See Cornwall; Devon; Tin.

Coining. See Counterfeiting.

Cok, Coke, Adam le, of the prior of Bridlington, 148.

—, Alexander, 404.

—, Geoffrey, 72.

—, —, of Hertleye, with Peter and Henry his sons, 239, 403.

—, John, 416.

—, —, of Bedyngfeld, 436.

—, —, of Padebury, 496.

—, —, —, Ralph his brother, 496.

—, Jordan le, 414.

—, Richard le, 495.

—, Thomas, 504.

—, William, 436, 495.

— See Cock; Cokessone; Cook; Couk; Keu; Ko; Koc.

Cokeburiwyk. See Cookbury Week.

Cokedale, Adam de, 383.

Cokedon. See Cockeden.

Cokefeld, Cokfeld, Cockefeld, Benedict de, 461, 482, 530, 700.

—, Walter de, 666.

— See Cuckfield.

Cokeham, Cukham [near Lancing], co. Sussex, 558, 562.

— See Cokham.

Cokeman, John, of Quixle, 590.

Coker, co. Somerset, hundred of, 268.

—, Philip de Puntyngtone, parson of, 246.

—, East, Estcoker, co. Somerset, 268.

—, West, Westcoker, co. Somerset, 268.

Cokerel, Geoffrey, of Fakenham, 690.

—, Henry, 418.

—, John, 418, 666.

—, John son of John, 179, 180, 537.

Cokerham, Nicholas de, 'barber,' 24.

Cokermuthe, John de, keeper of the Exchanges of London and Canterbury, 479.

—, —, rector of Cokermuthe, 42.

—, —, parson of Wyrkyngton, 333.

— See Cockermouth.

Cokersand. See Cockersand.

Cokes, Hamo, 401.

—, Thomas, 687.

Cokeseie, Walter de, 23, 25.

Cokesford, John de, 57.

— See Coxford.

Cokessone, John le, 65.

Coket, Geoffrey, 57.

Coket, the seal called the, for all parts of the realm, 4.

—, the seal called the. See Boston; Bristol; Chichester; Ipswich; London.

Cokewald, Henry de, 34.

Cokeworthy, Richard de, and Idonia his wife, 598.

—, Thomas de, 598.

Cokfeld. See Cokefeld.

Cokham, Alice de, 66.

—, William de, parson of the church of Suthmorton, 342.

—. See Cookham.

Cokild, Stephen son of Agatha, of Kyngesle, 700.

Cokstone, William, 232.

Cokyn, William, 90.

Cokynton. See Cockington.

Colampton. See Collumpton.

Colbridge, Colewebrigge [co. Kent], 10.

Colby. See Coleby.

Colchester, Colecestre, Colcestre, co. Essex, 116.

—, prison or gaol of, 171, 216, 459, 464, 688.

—, St. Botolph's, John de Broome, a canon of, 202, 209.

—, St. John's, abbot of, 116.

—, —, abbot and convent of, 289.

Colcote, Colecote, John de, 405, 504.

Colcumbe, Colecumbe [in Colyton parish, Honiton hundred], co. Devon, 268.

Coldcote, John, 318.

Coldingham, Coldyngham, Goldingham [co. Berwick, Scotland], the prior of, 386, 538.

Cold Overton [co. Leicester], 679.

Coldyngton. See Goldington.

Cole, Alice, 251.

—, Andrew, 429.

—, John, 429.

—, Richard, 19, 152, 429.

—, Robert, of Wythegh, 429.

—, Robert son of Robert, of Donyngton, 470.

—, —, his kinswoman Agnes, 471.

—, Roger son of Andrew, 429.

—, Simon, 429.

—, Thomas, 495.

— See Colle.

Colebrand, William, of Romenal, 44.

Colebrok, William de, 530.

Colebury, in the parish of Eling [co. Hants], 629.

Coleby, Thomas de, 685.

Coleby [co. Lincoln], 481.

Colecestre, Elias son of John de, and Juliana his wife, 607.

—. See Colchester.

Colecote. See Colcote.

Colecumbe. See Colcumbe in Colyton parish.

Coleford, Robert de, 125.

Colehulle. See Coleshulle.

Coleman, John, 502.

—, Roger, 405.

—, —, of Northwalsham, 251.

—, William, 405.

— See Colman.

Colepeper. See Colpepir.

Coleraine, Coulrath [co. Londonderry], the ship la Grace Deu of, 313.

Colerne, co. Wilts, 191.

Coles, John, 504.

Coleshill, Coleshull, Master Nicholas de Tyngewyk, parson of, 400.

—, co. Warwick, 406, 409.

Coleshulle, Coleshull, Colehull, Coleshill, Colsehulle, David de, a purveyor, 349, 437, 486, 619.

—, Elias de, an assessor for Berks, 529.

—, —, parson of Seham, 534.

—, John de, 130, 668, 699.

—, Thomas de, 325.

— See Coleshill.

Coleton, Hugh de, 500.

Coletun. See Collaton.

Coleville, Colevilla, Colevile, Colevyle, Geoffrey de, 315, 491, 595.

—, John, 63.

—, John de, 23.

—, Robert de, 23, 544.

—, —, of Erneclif, 21.

—, Thomas de, 83, 97, 261.

—, William de, 683.

Colewebrigge. See Colbridge.

Colewenne, Gilbert de, 108.

Coleworthe, Colworthe, Richard de, a monk of Lenton, 30.

—, —, a monk of Westminster, 272.

Colewyche, William de, 445.

Colewyk, Colwyk, Henry de, and John his son, 585.

—, William de, 431.

Colhus, Alan de, 24.

Colier, Coliere, Colyere, John le, 584.

—, William le, 588, 592.

Coliforde. See Colyford.

Colingburne, Colyngburne, Adam de, parson of Oueston, 440.

—, Robert de, 145.

—, —, merchant of Winchester, 469.

Colkesby. See Coulceby.

Collan, John, 610.

Collaton, Coletun [co. Devon], 467.

Collazone, Leonard Andree de, 355.

Colle, Roger, master of la Pomyer, 694.

—, Thomas son of Thomas, of Shrewsbury, 165.

—, William, 'le sopere', 58.

—, —, of Derbye, 236.

—, —, of Worcester, 80.

— See also Cole.

Collingham, South, Suthcolingham [co. Nottingham], John de Drax, parson of, 388.

—, Colyngham, co. York, 360.

Collingtree, Colyngtre [co. Northampton], Master Henry de Clif, parson of, 199, 365.

Collum, Thomas de, 534.

—, Walter de, 355.

— See Cowlam.

Collumpton, Culumpton, Columpton, Colampton [co. Devon], 125, 126.

Colman, Adam, 427.

—, Robert, of Crauncewyk, 501.

—, Walter, 599.

—, William, 383.

—, —, of Crauncewyk, 501.

— See Coleman.

Colmord, Gerard de, 682, 684.

Colne, Baldwin de, 46.

—, John, keeper of the king's mews at Charryng, 566.

—, Richard de, 320.

Colne. See Colney Park.

Colney, Colneye, Ralph de [of Tybenham], 156.

—, Ralph son of William de, 222, 456.

—, William de, 222.

Colney Park, sometimes called Colney chapel, Colneye [in the parish of Shenley, co. Hertford], William de Leycestre, parson of the chapel of St. John the Baptist, 393.

Cologne, pilgrimage to, 161.

Coloigne. See Colonia.

Colonia, Coloigne, John de, parson of North Luffenham, 464, 475.

—, of London, prebendary of St. Patrick's, Cashel, 542.

—, Nicholas de, bailiff of York, 692.

—, —, and Elena his wife, 67.

Colpek, John, [of Bristol], 143, 605.

—, Richard, [of Bristol], 35, 68, 70, 133, 134, 143, 489, 605.

—, Vincent or Wyncent, [of Bristol], 489, 605.

Colpepir, Colepeper, Walter, 241.

Colsehulle. See Coleshulle.

Colt, Hamo, of Sandwich, 632.

—, Thomas, 332.

Columbariis, Hugh de, 413, 414, 415.

—, Philip de, 152, 411, 412, 414, 415.

—, —, Hugh his brother, 415.

—, —, of Stawey, 511.

Columbers, Bernard de, 114.

—, Henry, 688, 693.

Columers, Colummers, Columiners, Bernar de, 55, 150.

Columiners. See Columers.

Columpton. See Collumpton.

Colverton, Richard de, 72.

Colveston [co. Norfolk], 671.

Colvilla. See Coleville.

Colwen, Gilbert de, 124.

Colwich, Over, Overcolewyk, co. Nottingham, watermill at, 431.

Colworth. See Coleworthe.

Colwyk. See Colewyk.

Colyere. See Coliere.

Colyergate Street. See York.

Colyford, Coliforde, co. Devon, 268.

Colyngburne. See Colingburne.

Colyngham, Thomas de, 403.

— See Collingham.

Colyngton, Thomas de, 324, 421.

Colyngtre. See Collingtree.

Colyton, or Culliton, co. Devon, 268.

Combe, Cumbe, Coumbe, Robert de, 653.

—, Roger de, of Bristol, 35, 444, 445.

—, Walter de, 446.

—, William de, 653.

— See Cumbe.

Combe in Teignhead, Cumbe in Tynhyde, co. Devon, 654.

Combermere, Cumbermere [co. Chester], abbot of, 347.

—, abbot and convent of, 256.

—, keepers of the abbey of, Ralph de Vernoun and Robert de Notyngham, 256.

Combermont, Peter de, 453.

Comberton, Cumberton [co. Cambridge], 331, 507.

— See Cumberton.

Combes, Coumbes, co. Sussex, 562.

Combmartyn, Coumbmartyn, Coumartyn, Cumbemartyn, William, or William de, 157, 197, 205, 218, 271, 368, 381, 440, 455, 546, 579, 650.

Comere, John le, 467.

Comin. See Comyn.

Commenore. See Cumnor.

Comotoyder. See Cwmtoyddwr.

Compaile, John, of Dynant. See Campaile.

Compton or Cumpton. See Cumpton.

Compton, Cumpton [co. Hants], William de Staunford, parson of, 515.

— Basset, Comton [co. Wilts], 359.

—, Bishops, Compton [co. Somerset], 218.

— Chamberlain [co. Wilts], Edmund de la Beche, parson of, 303.

—, Long, Compton in Hennemersshe [co. Warwick], 471.

— Pauncefot, co. Somerset, 229.

— See Cumpton.

Comton. See Compton Basset.

Comyn, Edmund, 15, 162, 259, 264, 265, 267, 617.

—, —, Euphemia his daughter, 617.

—, —, marriage of his daughter, 162.

—, Joan, 89.

—, —, of Bogham, 139, 539.

—, John, 23, 25, 373.

—, John son of John, 657.

—, John, son of John Comyn, his services to Edward I., 164.

—, —, his lands in Scotland, 164.

—, Margaret, 579.

—, Margaret, late the wife of John, son of John Comyn, 164, 657.

—, —, Aymer their son, 164.

—, William, 72.

Conan, Duke of Brittany. See Brittany.

—, William son of, 585.

Conches, Counches [St. Pierre de Chatillon, Eure, France], abbot of, 670.

Condon, Candom [in Gascony, France], the scrivenership of the assize of, 468.

Condover, Conedovere, co. Salop, 554, 612.

Conduit, licence to make a, 128, 398.

Conduit, Cundit, Geoffrey, 250, 315.

Conedovere. See Condover.

Conefi, Conefy. See Confey.

Conestable, Eustace le, of Werkeworth, 597.

—, John le, 543.

—, Robert le, 136.

—, —, of Flainesborgh, 22.

—, —, of Halsham, 21.

—, —, of Holdernesse, 543.

—, —, parson of Foston or Fosceton by Great Kelke, 60, 148, 245.

—, Simon le, of Holderness, 22.

—, Thomas le, of Holderness, 22.

—, William le, 232.

Coneway, Peter de, 283.

— See Conway.

Confey, Conefi, Conefy [co. Kildare], 487.

Conge, John, of Staunton, 68.

Congham, Adam de, 54, 55, 496.

—, Robert de, 54, 55, 496.

Congham, co. Norfolk, 54, 610.

— St. Mary, Congham, co. Norfolk, 56, 496.

Coningsby, Conyngesby, co. Lincoln, 27, 430.

Conisborough, Conyngesburgh, Cunyngesburgh, co. York, 12, 483, 485, 529.

Coniscliffe, High, Overconesclyf, Overeconesclyve, Overconsclyve [co. Durham], John de Croft, vicar of, 257, 353.

—, advowson of the church of, 353.

—, tithes of the church of, 541.

Connegod, Roger, 93.

Conquest, John, 108.

Conrad, William, parson of Maldon church, 216.

Conservators of the peace. See Peace.

Conspiracy, persons convicted of, 9.

—, proclamation touching persons convicted of, 262.

Constable. See Conestable.

Constable, the. See Essexa; Hugh, Henry son of.

Constantiis, Master Walter de, archdeacon [1175-1183] of, Oxford, 285.

Constantyn, Costantyn, Richard, 122, 389, 526.

Conting or Couting. See Couting.

Contrevent, Alexander, 66.

Convers, Alexander le, 6, 117.

—, —, sent to Ireland with money for the fleet of the Cinque Ports, 333.

—, —, robbed of the king's money, 234.

—, —, to be collated to a prebend in Dublin, or any church in Ireland, 333.

—, Sir Hugh le, chaplain, 356.

—, John le, 216.

—, Martin le, 356.

—, —, Alesia his daughter, 356.

—, Ralph le, purveyor, 93.

—, —, office of tronage at Newcastle upon Tyne granted to, 636.

Conversi of London, 534, 573.

—, and Adam de Osgodeby, keeper of their house, an indenture by, 356.

—, Adam de Osgodeby, keeper of the house of the, 16, 40, 160, 356.

—, their rents, 40.

—, William de Ayremynne, keeper of the house of the, 534, 573.

—, lamp of the Holy Trinity in the chapel of their house, 356.

Converts. See Conversi.

Conway, Coneway, Conewey, Aberconeway [co. Carnarvon], 439.

—, gaol of the castle of, 652.

—, the ship la Mariot of, 439.

Conyn. See Covyn.

Conyngesburgh. See Conisborough.

Conyngesby, John de, 24.

—, Robert de, 406, 408.

—, Roger de, 406, 408.

—, William de, 406, 408.

— See Coningsby.

Conyngham, John de, 687.

Cook, Thomas called the, 272.

— See Coch; Cok; Couk; Keu; Ko; Koc.

Cookbury Week, Cokeburiwyk, co. Devon, 585.

Cookham, Cokham, co. Berks, 135, 137, 498, 517.

Cope, Coppe, Edmund, 305.

—, Roger, 240.

Coppelay, John de, 312, 580.

Coppeldyke. See Cubbeldyke.

Copper, John le, of Notyngham, 584.

Coquin, Roger, 295.

Corbet, Alice, late the wife of, licence for her to marry, etc., 174.

—, John, 619.

—, —, keeper of Clyve forest, 533.

—, Peter, 151, 208, 315.

—, —, and Beatrice his wife, 18, 266.

—, —, Alice, late the wife of Peter Corbet his father, 266.

—, Roger, 445.

Corbizoun, Corbizyn, Corbison, Peter, of Stodleye, 499, 600.

Corbridge, Corbrigge, co. Northumberland, 508.

Corbrigge, Corbrigg, John de, of Berwick upon Tweed, 469.

—, —, parson of Grove or Grave, 114, 232, 241, 312.

—, Thomas de, 86.

Corby, Hugh de, chaplain, 658.

—, John de, 59.

—, Roger de, parson of Corby, 554.

—, —, parson of Wyterynge, 397, 472.

Corby [co. Lincoln], 682, 684.

— [co. Northampton], Roger de Corby, parson of, 554.

Cordel, Richard, of Overton Waterville, 681.

Corder. See Cordier.

Cordewaner. See Cordwaner.

Cordewyn, Thomas, 133.

Cordier, Corder, Matthew le, 664.

—, William le, [of Scarborough], 493, 587.

Cordwaner, Cordewaner, Martin le, 330, 507.

—, Maurice le, 589.

Cordwyn. See Cordewyn.

Core, castle del. See Castlecorr.

Corendon. See Carhampton.

Corfdale, co. Salop. See Sutton in Corve Dale.

Corfe, Hugh de, monk of Middelton, 201.

Corham. See Coverham.

Cork, Master Geoffrey de, canon of Cashel, 469.

Corleboys, Richard, 317.

Cormailles, Cormayles, John de, 461.

Cormeilles [Eure, France], Nicholas, abbot of, 667.

Corn from France, Gascony, the [Channel] Islands, or beyond the seas, 266, 281, 370, 371, 373, 386, 401, 450, 459, 466, 467, 478, 501, 520, 543, 558, 613, 622, 624, 665.

— from Ireland. See Ireland.

— sent from Kent to Flanders, 492.

—, scarcity of. See Scarcity.

— or victuals for Scotland or the Scotch. See Scotland.

—, the king's mandate [touching the export] of corn and victuals, &c., 420.

Cornailes, Cornaylle, John de, 624.

—, —, Henry his man, 624.

—, John son of John de, 317.

—, Peter de, 624.

Cornazan, Veltrus de, 382.

Cornere, William de la, bishop [1289 to 14 Aug. 1291] of Salisbury, 99.

Corneville, Stephen de, 504.

Cornmongere, William le, 8.

Cornubia, Geoffrey de, and Margaret his wife, 475.

—, Joan, late the wife of Richard de, 475.

—, Richard de, 253.

—, —, prebendary of Northneubald, 17, 187.

—, Thomas de, 495.

—, Walter de, 272.

— See Cornwall.

Cornwaleys, John le, 232.

—, Laurence, 659.

Cornwall, Cornwyle, Laurence de, 86, 580.

— See Cornubia.

Cornwall, countess of, Margaret de Clare, the daughter of Richard de Clare, earl [1229-1262] of Gloucester and Hertford, and widow of Edmund Plantagenet, earl [1272-1300] of Cornwall, 304, 459.

—, Margaret, countess of, the king's niece. See Gavaston.

—, Ralph, earl of, 105.

—, earls of, 54.

—, — See Dunstanville; Plantagenet.

—, Peter earl of. See Gavaston.

Cornwall, county of, 275, 447, 490, 593, 666.

—, commissioners to assess a fifteenth in, 474.

—, — a sixteenth in, 531.

—, — the twentieth and fifteenth in, 49.

—, — of array, 351, 462.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 686.

—, — touching measures used in, 689.

—, conservators or keepers of the peace for, 107, 122, 128, 207, 208, 482.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 226.

—, sheriff of, 34, 531.

—, — [alleged malpractices and oppressions, &c.], by, 242, 243.

—, —, Thomas Lercedekne, 242, 243, 313.

—, sheriff and steward of, Thomas de la Hide, 205.

—, king's steward of. See Lercedekne.

—, the [king's] business in, 519.

—, bishops of Exeter, [their jurisdictions] in, 696.

—, —, their tenth of the profit and coinage of the stannaries of, 697.

—, a port called Flamme [Falmouth] in, a ship arrested in, 313.

—, ports of, Thomas Alger appointed to the custody of the waters of the, 34.

—, —, Oliver Matheu, of Lostwythiel, deputy of the chief butler in, 520.

—, cloth of, 344.

—, mines in, Master William de Wymondham, clerk of the, 621.

—, tin in, Anthony Pessaigne, buyer of tin in, 413.

—, —, —, profit of the purchase of, granted to, 199.

—, —, —, not to meddle with the purchase of, 572.

—, —, grant to Stephen de Abyndon and John Pecok, the elder, of the purchase of, 619, 624, 627, 695.

—, —, alleged sales to persons other than Anthony Pessaigne, 228.

—, —, coinage and issues of, 205.

—, stannary in, counterfeiting the coinage, or for tin in, 149, 228.

—, —, full tenths due to the bishops of Exeter of the profits and coinage of, 697.

— stannary men and commonalty of, [mutual charges] of divers trespasses, 330.

—, —, sale of tin by, 695.

—, purchase of corn or other victuals in, 458, 625.

—, alleged forwarding corn, victuals, or armour to Scotland from, 679, 694.

Cornwisse, in the manor of Bishop's Clist [co. Devon], 382.

Cornwyle. See Cornwall.

Corona, Thomas de, 371.

Coronario, Thomas de, of Genoa, 573.

Corouner, Coronner, John le, 315, 491.

—, Robert le, of Scardeburgh, 25.

Corry, Curry, Walter de, 131, 538, 548, 663.

Corston Dynham. See Corton Denham.

Corte, Henry, 495.

—, Robert, 495.

Cortenay. See Curtenay.

Corteys. See Curteys.

Corthous, Courthous, William, 593, 699.

Corton, William de, 586, 639, 698.

Corton [co. Suffolk], 318, 324.

— Denham, Corston Dynham, Corstone Dynham [co. Somerset], Henry de Shadewell, rector of, 569.

—, Roger de Spineto, rector of, 259, 456.

—, Master Stephen de Deen, rector of, 456.

—, William de Herlaston, rector of, 259.

Corveyser, John, of Hamalhamstud, 416.

Coryngham, William de, vicar of Great Markham, 77.

Coshale, William de, parson of Scryvelby, 642.

Cosham [co. Wilts], 258, 261.

Cossal, Cossale, Cosshale [co. Nottingham], 197, 692.

Cosshale. See Cossal.

Costan, John, his ship, 169.

Costantyn. See Constantyn.

Costeseye, Costesey, Kosteseye, Anselm de, 500.

—, —, 'pesshoner,' 330, 507.

—, Roger de, 331, 507.

Coston, John de, 221, 569.

—, Nicholas de, 532.

Coston [co. Nottingham], 37.

Costyn, Nicholas, of Grymeston, 496.

—, Robert, 496.

—, —, of Grymeston or Grymstode, 56, 496.

—, Simon, of Bishops Lenne, 506.

—, Thomas, of Bishops Lenne, 506.

Cosyn, Cosyne, Cousyn, Cusine, John, 571.

—, John, purveyor, 111, 511.

—, —, appointed to the bailiwick of the measures of land in Ireland, 40, 43.

—, Thomas, 594.

—, —, of Thwangcastre, 380.

—, William, yeoman in Ireland, 199.

—, William de la, of Furness abbey, 252, 415.

Cot. See Kot.

Cotegrave, Cottegrave, Bartholomew de, 384.

—, Robert de, 288.

Cotei, Robert, parson of Wassingle, 479.

Coteler, Cotiller, Cutiller, John le, 150.

—, John son of Simon le, of London, 221.

—, Richard le, of Esshewellethorpe, 183.

—, Walter le, 57.

Cotenham, Thomas de, 439.

— See Cottenham.

Coterigge, Coterugge, Cotterugge, Hugh de, 629.

—, William de, canon, or prior of St. Sepulchre's, Warwick, 552, 556, 608.

— See Cotheridge.

Cotes, John de, 28, 391.

—, —, of Ravensere, 399.

—, Robert de, of Grynley, 543.

—, Walter de, 8.

—, William de, 474, 500, 590, 679, 692.

Cotes, co. Gloucester. See Coates.

—, Little. See Coates, Little.

Cotesbache, Godesbeche, Eustace de, chamberlain of Scotland, 41.

Cotesford, William de, 405, 504.

Cotesmore, Cottesmore, Cotesmor, Gilbert de, 492, 597.

—, —, his man Geoffrey, 492.

— See Cottesmore.

Cotham, or Nun Cotton, Nunnecotun [in the parish of Keelby, co. Lincoln], 238.

—, the prioress of, 550.

—, Walter de Skegnes, master of the house of, 237, 696, 698.

Cotheridge, Cotterugge, Coterugge, co. Worcester, 424, 499, 600.

Cotiller. See Coteler.

Cotingham. See Cotyngham.

Coton, Cotoun, John de, 40.

—, —, of London, 674.

Cotstal, Adam de, 424.

Cottam, Cotum by Newerk [co. Nottingham], Master Thomas de la Ford, parson of, 399.

Cottegrave. See Cotegrave.

Cottelegh, 240.

Cotteleye, Geoffrey de, 239, 403.

Cottenham, Cotenham [co. Cambridge], William Fraunceys, parson of, 670.

Cotterugge. See Coterigge; Cotheridge.

Cottesmore, Cotesmor, Cotesmore, co. Rutland, 174, 576, 578, 664.

— See Cotesmore.

Cottingley, Cottinglay, co. York, 683.

Cottis, Cotys, Richard son of Geoffrey de, and Nicholaa his wife, 585.

—, Thomas de, 594.

Cotton, co. Suffolk, 678.

—, Master Maurice de Waledene, parson of, 340.

Cotum, John de, 22, 512.

—, —, of London, 614.

—, —, of Retford in le Clay, 373.

—, Robert de, [of Scarborough], 493, 494, 587, 593.

—, Thomas de, 397, 580, 586.

— See Coatham; Cottam.

Cotyngham, Cotingham, Anna daughter of Roger de, 28.

—, Bartholomew de, parson of Beghton, 440.

—, —, rector of Grendon, 354.

—, Dulcia, late the wife of John de, 155.

—, — Compare Bareville, Dulcia de.

—, John de, 136.

—, Thomas de, keeper of Ledes castle, 117, 152.

—, —, keeper of Tonebrigge castle, 364, 468.

— See Cotingham.

Cotys. See Cottis.

Cotyton. See Cutton in Poltimore.

Coubregge, land called, 359.

Coudray, Benedict de, 332.

Coue, Richard de la, 8.

Coufold. See Couwold.

Cougate, Adam de, 580, 586.

Couherde, Couhird, Robert le, 588.

—, Thomas le, 248.

Couk, Couke, John le, 92.

—, William le, 239, 403.

— See Coch; Cok; Keu; Ko; Koc.

Coulceby, Colkesby [co. Lincoln], 654.

Couleton, Adam de, and William his brother, 598.

Coulot, Robert, 'tannour,' 404.

Coulrath. See Coleraine.

Coulyng, John, of Bodemynne, 59.

—, Thomas de, 356.

— See Cullinge.

Coumartyn. See Combmartyn.

Coumbe. See Combe; Cumbe.

Coumbes, Alice de, 614.

—, Joan de, 614.

—, John de, 614.

—, Nigel de, 614.

— See Combes.

Coumbhous, Thomas de, 57.

— See Cambehous.

Coumbmartyn. See Combmartyn.

Councedeu, Richard, 319.

Counches. See Conches.

Council [the king's], 82, 112, 118, 122, 146, 151, 215, 228, 233, 238, 253, 256, 263, 279, 280, 291, 293, 300, 305, 306, 308-311, 313, 315-317, 321, 322, 328, 329, 337, 365, 389, 394, 401, 406, 407, 427, 430, 431, 433, 434, 437, 447, 452, 469, 472, 489, 504, 514, 515, 517, 531, 538, 546, 556, 558, 576, 581, 583, 603, 610, 644, 666, 680, 693.

—, to be of the, 82, 340.

—, — See Albano, A. cardinal bishop of; Johannis.

—, magnates of the, 281, 655.

—, the Great, 264, 283, 284.

— at Lincoln, 693.

— at Westminster, power to open the, 634.

— See also Ireland.

—, the General. See Vienne.

—, the Privy, 437.

Counterfeiting money, 493, 502, 503, 681, 701.

— the stamp of [the coinage of] tin. See Tin.

Coupeland. See Coupland.

Couper, Coupere, Cupere, Andrew le, 401.

—, Bartholomew le, of Maydenstan, 405.

—, Hugh le, 58.

—, Richard le, 251.

—, Robert le, 441.

—, Thomas le, collector of customs, 204.

—, William le, 58.

—, —, teintour, 146.

Couperland, Couperlonde [now included in Archer's Court in the parish of River, co. Kent], 39.

Coupland, John de, 396.

—, William de, 47.

Coupland, Coupeland, 644.

Courceu, William 'Johannessquier de,' 590.

Courcy. See Curcy.

Court Christian, 106, 284, 434.

Courtenay, Courteney, Courteneye. See Curtenay.

Courteys. See Curteys.

Courthous. See Corthous.

Courtnay. See Curtenay.

Cous, Amabel daughter of Agnes le, 66.

Couseby. See Cowesby.

Coushe, John, 239, 404.

Cousyn. See Cosyn.

Couting, Henry, 240.

—, Thomas, of Wellecombe, 240.

—, William, of Batecoumb, 240.

Couton, William de, monk of Durham, 555.

— See Cowton.

Couton Attele. See Atley Hall.

Couwold, Coufold, Alexander de, 498, 598.

Cove, North, Northcove [co. Suffolk], Robert de Ithynton, parson of, 34.

Coveham. See Cobham.

Covehithe, Covehethe [co. Suffolk], 318, 319, 324.

Covele, William de, 359.

Covenhale, William de, 22.

Covenham [co. Lincoln], 393, 654.

Coventre, Covyntre, John de, 210, 526, 666.

—, Robert de, 50, 51, 309.

Coventry, Coventre, Covintre, Covyntre, co. Warwick, 47.

—, archdeacon of, Richard de Anibaldis, 345, 363.

—, —, Richard Pecche, 285.

—, prior and convent of, 26, 43, 47, 212.

—, St. Michael's, William de Billeslegh, vicar of, 48.

—, Radeford by, 212.

— and Lichfield, bishops of. See Lichfield.

Coverham, Stephen de, and Stephen his son, 614.

Coverham, Corham, Ceverham, co. York, 614.

—, abbot of, 464.

—, abbot and convent of, 31, 43, 614.

Covintre. See Coventre; Coventry.

Covyn, or Conyn, Nicholas, 581.

Covyntre. See Coventre.

Cow, price of, 326.

Cowesby, Cowsby, Couseby [co. York], Master Thomas de Leuesham, parson of, 549.

Cowick, Cowik, co. York, 65.

Cowlam, Collum [co. York], 534.

Cowsby. See Cowesby.

Cowton, East, or Long, Couton, co. York, Templars' lands at, 374.

Coxford, Cokesford, co. Norfolk, prior of, 405.

Coyngniers. See Coigners.

Coytemaur. See Coedmore.

Cradan, Walter, 80.

Cradel, Richard de, 25.

Cradenhull. See Credenhill.

Cradley, Credeleye [co. Hereford], Richard de Hale, parson of, 670.

Cradoc, or Crodoc, servant of John le Parker, 445.

Craie. See Cray.

Crak, Roger, 614.

Crakehall, Crakhale [co. York], 43.

Crakesloth, Michael de, 417.

Crakhale, Great. See Crakehall.

Cralle, Robert de, 509.

Cramavylle, John de, 138.

Cramville, John de, 464.

Cran. See Crane.

Cranbourn, Craneburnechace, cos. Somerset, Dorset and Wilts, 320.

Cranden, or Crauden, Walter de, 71.

— See Crauden.

Crane, Cran, Adam, 138.

—, Elias, 417.

—, Geoffrey, 497.

—, Henry, of Staunton, 166.

—, —, of Staunton Arald, 174.

—, John, 138.

—, Letitia, 251.

—, Stephen, 497.

—, William, 138.

Craneburne. See Cranbourn.

Cranedisshe, John de, 58.

Cranemore, Bertram de, master of the ship la James, 421.

Cranewes, William de, 57.

—, —, Robert his man, 57.

Cranstok, Gilbert de, 676.

Cranswick, Crauncewyk, co. York, 501.

Cras, John le, 326.

Craucumbe, Master John de, parson of Roxby, 521.

Crauden, Cranden [on the coast of Brittany, France], losses inflicted on men of Flanders at, 490.

—, the affair of, 570.

Crauden, or Cranden. See Cranden.

Crauford. See Crawford.

Crauncewyk. See Cranswick.

Crauthorn, William de, of Berwick upon Tweed, 671.

Craven, Cravene [co. York], Gargrave in. See Gargrave.

—, Sallaie in. See Sawley.

—, Bolton in. See Bolton.

Cravene, Richard de, prebendary of the free chapel of Pencriche, 120.

—, Robert de, parson of Hymelesworthe, 184.

Crawehirst. See Crowhurst.

Crawele. See Crawley.

Crawford, Great, Great Crauford [in Spettisbury parish], co. Dorset, 317.

Crawley, Crawele, co. Buckingham, 500.

Cray, Craye, Creie, co. Kent, 490, 665.

—, Creye. See Pauls Cray.

Craye, William de, 58, 557.

— See Crey.

Crayke, Crayk, Creik, Creyk, co. York, letters patent dated at, 555-557, 559, 594, 595.

—, Master Robert de Donnebrigge, [rector] of, 300.

Craystok, William de, 320.

Creake, Creke, Creyke [co. Norfolk], abbot and convent of, 219.

Crecy, Cressy [Somme, France], Guy de Villers, keeper of the castle and forest of, 634.

Credeleye. See Cradley.

Credence, letters for the king's commissioners of, 114, 119.

Credenhill, Cradenhulle [co. Hereford], William de Ribbesford, parson of, 499, 600.

Credington. See Crediton.

Crediton, Credington, Criditon [co. Devon], 133, 141.

Credonio, Almaric de, seneschal of Gascony, 464.

Creed, St. Creed, St. Cride [co. Cornwall], Adam de Brom, parson of, 174.

—, Geoffrey Makerel, parson of, 200.

Creeting All Saints, Cretinge All Saints [co. Suffolk], 138, 145.

Cregonou, or Cregonon. See Tregonon.

Creie. See Cray.

Creik. See Crayke.

Creiuker. See Croker.

Crek. See Crick.

Creke, Crek, Creyk, Creyke, Cryk, John de, 49, 474, 483, 500, 589, 686, 699.

—, —, sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 244.

—, Robert de, 29, 357.

—, Simon de, 684, 695.

—, Thomas de, 251.

—, Walter de, canon of Dorchester, 700.

— See Creake.

Crekelade. See Cricklade.

Crendon, Long, Crondon, co. Buckingham, 491.

Crenellate, licence to, 10, 31, 118, 175, 262, 278, 292, 344, 356, 480, 566.

Creona, Petronilla de, 647.

Creplegate. See London.

Crepping, Creppinge, Creppinges, Creppyng, Creppynge, Creppynges, John de, 21, 124, 177, 232, 549, 662.

—, —, a blind man, 384.

—, Robert de, 22, 533.

—, William de, of Hoton, 384.

— See Cripping.

Crepyn, Walter, 49, 350, 461, 475, 530.

Cres, John, of Honeweton, 267.

Cresacre, John de, 530.

Crescy. See Cressy.

Cresk', John, 24.

Crespy, Reginald de, prior of Lenton. See Lenton.

Cressebroke, Robert de, 40.

Cressetter, Roger le, 593.

Cressi. See Cressy.

Cressingham, Cressyngham, Hugh de, justice, 645.

Cressingham, Great, Cressyngham [co. Norfolk], 389, 670.

—, Roger de Snetesham, parson of, 670.

—, Little, Little Cressyngham [co. Norfolk], 389.

Cressy, Crescy, Cressi, Edmund de, 375.

—, Hugh de, 241, 316, 375, 465.

—, Ralph de, of Lunderthorpe, 523.

—, Thomas de, 423, 426.

—, William de, 375.

—, —, of Cleypole, 392.

—, —, of Hoddesak, 279.

— See Crecy.

Cressyngham. See Cressingham.

Crestere, William, 239, 403.

Cretinge. See Cretynges.

Cretona, Simon de, 524.

Cretynges, Cretinge, Cretingge, Cretingges, Cretyng, Adam de, Queen Eleanor's bailiff, 687.

—, John de, 146, 588, 592.

—, Katherine de, 146.

—, Nicholas de, 'tahorer,' 23.

— See Creeting.

Creuker. See Croker.

Crevequer, Crevecoeur, Crievecuer, Cruker, Ecard de, 90.

—, Robert de, 372, 373.

— See Croker; Crokere.

Crevequer, Cruker, the honor of, 127.

Crewkerne, Crukerne, co. Somerset, 267, 268.

Crey, Creye, John de, of London, 450, 454, 674.

—, Stephen de, of London, 450, 454.

—, William de, his man, 414.

— See Craye.

Crey or Grey. See Grey.

Creyke, Creyk. See Crayke; Creake; Creke.

Criccieth, Crukith [co. Carnarvon], John de Welles, keeper of, 559.

—, William Trumwyne, keeper of, 559.

Criche, John, 239, 403.

Crick, Crek, co. Northampton, 375.

Cricklade, Crekelade, Crikkelade, co. Wilts, 135.

—, Poulton by. See Poulton.

Crickstown, Kirkeston [co. Meath], church of, 121.

Cricktot. See Criketot.

Crideling. See Cridling Stubbs.

Criditon. See Crediton.

Cridling Stubbs, Crideling, co. York, 65.

Crievecuer. See Crevequer.

Crikelade, Walerand de, 359.

Criketot, Criktot, Cricktot, George, 620, 650.

—, Roger, 650.

—, Simon de, 479.

—, Thomas de, 'the leveydyserjaunt,' 138.

Crikkelade. See Cricklade.

Criktot. See Criketot.

Crime, or Crune, John, 690.

—, Thomas, 690.

Crimplesham, Thomas de, 57.

Cringleford, Cryngelford [co, Norfolk], 48.

Criol. See Cryel; Cryoyl.

Cripping, Creppynge, co. Essex, 384.

Cripplegate. See London.

Crisp, Nicholas, of Dunestaple, 477.

—, Ralph, 679.

—, William, 679.

Crisping, Humphrey, 500.

Crispyn, Guy, 467.

—, Peter, [of Bondeby], 155.

—, Peter son of John, 155.

—, Robert, 526.

Cristeschiricia. See Christchurch.

Cristeschurche. See Christchurch.

Cristian, Ralph, 694.

Crocheman, William, and Anna his wife, of Trumpeton, 417.

Crockhurst, Crokhurst [in Horsham parish], co. Sussex, 562.

Crodoc. See Cradoc.

Croft, Hugh de, 563, 606, 611.

—, —, sheriff of Salop and Stafford, 563.

—, John de, parson of Overconsclyve, 257, 353.

Croft, Thomas de Lang', rector of, 360.

—, Thomas de Langeford, parson of, 7, 543.

Croilland, Croiland. See Crowland.

Croiz, John son of John de la, of Wygan, 62.

—, Nicholas de la, of Wygan, 62.

—, Reginald, 65.

—, William de la, of Tybenham, 156.

— See Crosse; Cruce; Cruche; Cruiz.

Crok, John, 138.

Crokbayn, Crokebayn, Adam, of Furness Abbey, 252, 415.

—, Robert, 312, 579, 580.

Croker, Creiuker, Creuker, Stephen, 598.

—, —, Hugh his servant, 598.

—, —, Robert his servant, 598.

— See Crevequer.

Crokere, Crokkere, John le, 239, 404.

—, Robert le, 239, 404.

Crokesle, John de, 92.

Crokhurst. See Crockhurst in Horsham parish.

Crokkere. See Crokere.

Crokston. See Croxton.

Crombe, Croumbe, Crumbe, Simon de, 108, 123, 474.

Crombwelle, Crombewelle. See Crumwelle.

Crome, William, 690.

Crondall, Crundal, co. Southampton, 426.

Crondon. See Crendon, Long.

Crookham, co. Berks, letters patent dated at, 614, 634, 638, 694.

Crop, Walter, 509.

—, William, 509.

Crophulle, Crophille, Ralph de, 327, 351.

—, Ralph de, sheriff of Nottingham and and Derby, 243.

—, William de, 314.

Crosby, Crosseby [co. Lancaster], 530.

Crosman, William, 246.

Crossby. See Crosseby.

Crosse, Hugh son of Thomas Sampson atte, 424.

— See Croiz; Cruce; Cruche; Cruiz.

Crossebrok, Robert de, 457.

Crosseby, Crossby, John de, 512.

—, —, master of the hospital of St. Nicholas without Carlisle, 365.

—, —, parson of Knaresdale, 364.

—, Richard de, 172.

— See Crosby.

Crote, John, 246.

Crouche. See Crosse.

Crouchelond in East Codford, co. Wilts, 661.

Croughton, Croulton [in King's Sutton hundred], co. Northampton, 599.

Croule, John de, 423, 503.

Croulton. See Croughton.

Croumbe. See Crombe.

Croumbwelle. See Crumwelle.

Crowche. See Crosse.

Crowe, Robert, 405.

Crowegate, Christiana de, 251.

Crowel, Crowelle, co. Oxford, 267.

Crowhurst, Crawehirst, co. Sussex, 249.

Crowland, or Croyland, Croilland [co. Lincoln], 435.

—, the abbot of, 176, 198, 201, 279, 557.

—, Simon, abbot of, 506, 588.

—, John de Ingoldesby, monk of, 198, 506, 588.

—, letters patent dated at, 104, 152.

Crowle, Crulle [co. Lincoln], 127.

Croxall, Croxhale [co. Stafford], 661.

Croxford, John de, 283.

—, —, Richard his son, 283.

Croxhale. See Croxall.

Croxton, Master Roger de, 550.

Croxton, Crokston, 432.

— [co. Leicester], abbot of, 343.

— [co. Lincoln], 682.

— [co. Norfolk], Michael de Wath, parson of, 550.

Croydon, co. Surrey, 245, 283.

Croyland. See Crowland.

Croysden, Reginald de, 550.

Cruce, Geoffrey de, sheriff [39-41 Henry III.] of Surrey, 676.

—, Joan, late the wife of Nicholas de, of Ketelthorpe, 381.

— See Croiz; Crosse; Cruche; Cruiz.

Cruche, John atte, of Uppewelle, 138.

— See Croiz; Crosse; Cruce; Cruiz.

Cruchestok. See Stoke Holy Cross.

Crudwell, Cruddewelle, Robert de, 8, 364.

Cruel, William, 245.

— See Crulle.

Cruiz, Geoffrey de la, 676.

— See Croiz; Crosse; Cruce; Cruche.

Cruker, honor of. See Crevequer.

Crukerne. See Crewkerne.

Crukith. See Criccieth.

Crulle, Crull, Crul, Robert de, parson of Godmersham, 183.

—, Thomas, 82.

—, William de, of Swynflet, citizen of York, 542.

— See Crowle; Cruel.

Crumbe. See Crombe.

Crumwelle, Crumbwelle, Crumbewelle, Crombewelle, Crombwelle, Croumwelle, John de, 45, 59, 95, 141, 269, 371, 383, 443, 545, 547, 553, 575, 602, 672.

—, —, and Idonia his wife [the daughter of Robert de Vipont and widow of Roger de Leyburne], 357, 358, 402.

—, —, a commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c., 55, 66, 141, 142, 308, 311, 314, 327, 410, 492, 502, 592, 594.

—, —, steward of the king's household. 179, 422, 444, 476.

—, —, constable of the Tower of London, 314, 327.

—, Ralph de, 434, 562, 575, 602.

—, Richard de, chamberlain of the exchequer at the Receipt, 614.

—, —, parson of Olneye, 602.

—, —, prebendary of Wistow, 90, 103.

Crundal. See Crondall.

Crundeles [co. Gloucester], the wood of, 362.

Crune or Crime. See Crime.

Crusade, the, 548.

Crutched Friars. See Friars.

Cryel, Richard de, 571.

Crymplesham, William de, 417.

Cryngelford. See Cringleford.

Cryoyl, Bertin de, 292.

Cryps, Nicholas, 142.

Cubbeldyk, Cubbeldyke, Cubbeldig, Cubeldik, Cubeldyk, Cubeldyke, Cubledyk, Cuppeldyk, Cobbeldik, Cobbeldyk. Cobeldik, Coppeldyke, Bubbeldyk, Alexander de, and Clarice his wife, 481.

—, Aleyne de, Richard his man, 691.

—, Roger de, 64, 319, 481.

—, —, a commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c., 9, 57, 59, 61-63, 123, 138, 147, 150, 152, 154, 226, 229, 230, 236, 237, 240, 243, 247, 248, 272, 309, 313, 316, 320, 328, 329, 402, 404, 410, 414, 417, 421, 424, 430, 503, 575, 584, 585, 588, 593, 599, 682-684, 691, 701.

—, —, an assessor for co. Lincoln, 50.

—, —, a conservator of the peace, 109, 123, 129.

— or Bubbeldyk, Roger de, 123.

Cubbeleye, Ralph de, 509.

Cubberley, Cuberleye [co. Gloucester], William de Bardelby, parson of, 388.

Cubbuldig, Cubeldyke. See Cuppeldyk.

Cuberleye. See Cubberley.

Cubledyk. See Cubbeldyk.

Cublund, William de, 48.

Cuckfield, Cokefeld, co. Sussex, 236, 483-485, 528.

Cuckou, John son of Richard, 30.

—, —, and Robert his brother, 30.

—, Thomas son of Robert, 30.

—, —, and John his brother, 30.

Cudelynton. See Kidlington.

Cuilly. See Cully; Cuylly.

Cukham. See Cokeham.

Culedon. See Choulton.

Culkerton, Roger de, 364.

Cullinge, Cullyng, Coulyng, John de, 330, 507, 589.

Culliton. See Colyton.

Cullul, Peter, of Pyncebek, 279, 386.

Cully, Culy, Robert de, 74.

— See Cuylly.

Cullyng. See Cullinge.

Culumpton, See Collumpton.

Culverd, John, of Oxford, 584, 594, 695, 699.

Culy. See Cully.

Cumbe, Coumbe, Hugh de, 688, 693.

—, Inthecumbe, Richard in the, Richard, 429.

Cumbe. See Combe.

— in Tynhyde. See Combe in Teignhead.

Cumbemartyn. See Combmartyn.

Cumberford, Philip de, 365.

Cumberland, county of, 234, 308, 311.

—, commissioners of array for 460.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth for, 50, 51.

—, — to perambulate forests in, 296.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 685.

—, — touching measures used in, 688.

—, conservators or keepers, &c. of the peace for, 108, 124, 130, 699.

—, keeper of, Ralph son of William, 389.

—, sheriff of, 102, 121, 183, 577.

—, —, alleged malpractices and oppressions, &c. by, 244.

—, —, Andrew de Harcla, 244.

—, sub-escheator for, 538.

— [Templars'] lands in, 45.

—, money for truces with the Scots levied in, 240.

—, mis-appropriation of the king's victuals for the war in, 326.

—, alleged trading with the Scots by men of, 686.

Cumbermere. See Combermere.

Cumberton, Comberton, Joan, late the wife of William de, of Cambridge, 506, 581.

—, John son of Philip de, 506, 581.

—, John de, 'boucher,' 589.

—, Philip de, 506, 581.

—, Ralph de, 331, 507.

—, —, 'iremongere,' 589.

—, —, 'wollemonger,' 589.

—, Robert de, 230, 507, 589.

— See Comberton.

Cumis. See Cuniis.

Cumnor, Commenore [co. Berks], 402.

Cumpton, Compton, Alexander de, keeper of the Templars' lands in cos. Leicester and Warwick, 37.

—, Giles de, 395.

—, John de, 49.

—, —, monk of Shireburn, 547.

—, Nicholas de, 410.

— See Compton.

Cumquyntyne. See Cumwhitton.

Cumwhitton, Cumquyntyne, co. Cumberland, 64.

Cundila, Robert, of Alkebarou, 392.

Cundit, Geoffrey. See Conduit.

Cundy, Stephen, of Sandwich, 521.

Cuneld [co. York]. See Kennel.

Cuniis, James de, 648, 649.

Cunyngesburgh. See Conisborough.

Cupe, David, 683.

Cupere. See Couper.

Cuppeldyk. See Cubbeldyk.

Cuppinge, John, poleter, 146.

Curcy, Robert de, 139.

Curlu, Thomas, 147.

Curlynch, Richard de, 152.

Curre, Stephen, 248.

— See Corry.

Curry. See Corry; Cory.

Curry Mallet, Cury Malet, co. Somerset, 228.

—, Nicholas de Poyntz, parson of, 228.

Curson. See Curzon.

Curteller, Robert, master of la Margaret, 694.

Curtenay, Curteney, Curteneye, Curteny, Curtney, Courtenay, Courteneye, Courtney, Eleanor, late the wife of Hugh de, [the father], 268, 311.

—, Henry de [temp. Henry II.], 359.

—, Hugh de, [the grandfather, d. 1291], Eleanor, late the wife of, 268, 311.

—, Hugh de, [the elder, d. 1340], son of Hugh de Curtenay, 268, 279, 280.

—, —, —, contract for the marriage of his son, Hugh de Curteney, the younger, and Margaret daughter of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, &c., 267.

—, —, complaint by, 497.

—, —, a special commissioner, &c., 67, 310, 313, 319, 326, 330, 408, 411, 418, 428, 482, 492, 495, 499, 503.

—, —, heir of Isabella, countess of Albemarle, 37, 38,

—, Hugh [b. 1303, d. 1377,] son of Hugh de, the younger, 268.

—, —, his marriage. See above.

—, Robert de, 467.

—, Robert son of Hugh de, [the elder], 267, 268.

—, Thomas son of Hugh de, [the elder], 267, 268.

Curtepy, William, 698.

Curteys, Curtays, Corteys, Courteys, John, master of la Nicholas, 630.

—, Nicholas, 560.

—, Simon, 509.

—, Walter, 170, 174, 271.

—, —, chirographer of the King's Bench, Dublin, 269.

—, —, keeper of the writs and rolls of the Bench, Dublin, 48, 121.

—, William, 25.

—, —, [of Bristol], 134, 605.

—, —, of Neuthorpe, 692.

Curtlingstoke, Kurtlyngstoke, Ralph de, 24, 500.

Curtlinton, William de. See Kirtlington.

Curtlyngton, Curtlynton. See Kirtlington.

Curtney. See Curtenay.

Cury Malet. See Curry Mallet.

Curzon, Curson, Simon le, 590.

—, Thomas son of William le, of Croxhale, 661.

Cusancia, Gerard de, parson of Wyberton, 380.

—, James de, a monk of Lewes, prior of Priterwell, 570.

—, Peter de, 92.

—, Reginald de, 512.

—, William de, 668.

—, —, parson of Northreppes, 614.

Cusine. See Cosyn; Cousyn.

Custhorpe, Custorpe [co. Norfolk], 7.

Customs, collectors of, 4.

—, controllers of. See Acton; Burgh; Byole; Gotere; Hastanges; Moliar; Sandale; Stoketon.

— on wool and wool-fells, 15.

— on wool, hides, and wool-fells, 41, 45, 56, 101, 204, 302, 306, 450, 636, 640, 673.

— See Berwick-upon-Tweed; Bordeaux; Boston; Chichester; Dover; Ipswich; Kingston-upon-Hull; London; Lynn; Sandwich; Southampton; Yarmouth.

— in Ireland. See Ireland.

Cut, Adam, and John his brother, 684, 695.

—, Richard, 418.

—, or Out, Robert, [of Scarborough], 494, 587.

—, Walter, of Penren, 411.

— See Kot; Kute.

Cutiller. See Coteler.

Cuttecope, Simon, 57.

Cutton in Poltimore, Cotyton [co. Devon], prebend of, in the chapel of the [Holy Trinity in the] castle of Exeter, 268.

Cuylly, Cuilly, Hugh de, 24, 406, 408.

—, —, Roger his son, 406, 408.

—, Walter de, 406, 408.

—, William de, 406, 408.

— See Cully.

Cwmtoyddwr, Comotoyder [co. Radnor], 491.

Cyfeillog, Keveillok, Keveyllok, 643.

Cyltre. See Chiltern.

Cymmer, Kymer in North Wales [co. Merioneth], abbot and convent of, 394.

Cyrencestre. See Cirencester.

Cyrisi, Walter de, 172.

Cytronus, Anthony, 573.