E

Eagle, barony or honor of. See L'Aigle.

[Ealdstreet, in the parish of Shoreditch], prebendaries of. See Cobeham; Ellesfeld.

Ealing, Yllynge, Yillynge, Gillynge, co. Middlesex, 81, 103, 190.

—, rector of, the chancellor of St. Paul's, London, 277.

—, vicar of, Gerard de Aylesbury, 277.

—, tithes of the parish, 277.

—, fields called Melkwelesfeld, Poteteresreding, Adecroft, Nineacre, Shakelacre, and Flodmade, in the parish of, 277.

Ear, loss of an, cut off by a cart wheel, 40.

—, —, from the bite of a dog, 340.

—, —, from the bite of a horse, 156, 615, 627.

—, —, in a quarrel, 562.

—, —, through the violence of the Scots, 176, 216, 272.

Earlham, Erlham [co. Norfolk], 157.

Earls Barton. See Barton, Earls.

Early, Erle [Charlton hundred, co. Berks], 159.

—, Richard de Kymberle, parson of St. Nicholas's chapel, 159.

Earnwood, Ernewode, co. Salop, 279, 323, 419.

Earsham, Ersham, co. Norfolk, 72.

Easebourne, Esburne [near Midhurst], co. Sussex, 698, 701.

Easingwold, co. York, letters patent dated at, 114.

Eastbourne, Burne, co. Sussex, 131.

Eastbridge, Estbregge, Estbrugge, Est Brige, co. Kent, 656.

—, St. Thomas the Martyr by. See Canterbury.

Eastchurch, Eastchirche, Estchurche, in Sheppey [co. Kent], 97, 273.

East Dean, Estdene, co. Hants, 479, 498.

Eastgate, Estgate. See Lincoln.

East Hall, Esthalle, co. Kent, 283, 414.

East Ham. See Ham.

Easthothly, Hodlegh, co. Sussex, 227.

East Hundred, Esthundred, co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

Eastland, Estlond [merchants of], 316.

Eastney, Esteneye, co. Hants, 139.

Eastoft, Estoft [co. York], 127.

Easton, Eystranes, co. Essex, 445.

—, Little, Little Eystanes, co. Essex, Richard de Donmowe, parson of, 455.

—, Eston, co. Northampton, 609.

—, Eston, Eston by Staunford [in Willybrook hundred], co. Northampton, 137, 170, 410.

—, Eston [co. Suffolk], 298, 318, 324.

— Neston, Estneston by Toucestre [co. Northampton, 335.

East Riding, William de Ayremynne, archdeacon of, 378.

Eastrop, Esthrope by Highworth [co. Wilts], 184.

East Wick, Estwyk in Savernake [near Wootton Rivers, co. Wilts], 300, 470.

Eastwood, Estwod, William de Herlaston, parson of, 353.

—, Estwode, Estewode, co. Essex, 135, 137, 227.

Eaton Castle, Eton Meysi [co. Wilts], 618.

Eaton-Hastings, Eton [co. Berks], Edmund de la Beche, parson of, 30.

Eaz, Gilbert de, 475.

Ebbesborn Wake. See Ebbesborn Wake.

Ebbesborn Wake, Ebbelesburne Wake, co. Wilts, 248.

Eboraco, Ebor', Adam de, parson of Sywelle, 275.

—, Edward de, keeper of the piece of the seal for debts, York, 638.

—, Gilbert de, parson of Bradeley, 383.

—, John de, keeper of the hospital of St. Mary, Leisingby, 388.

—, Thomas de, 122.

Ebriton. See Ibberton.

Ebroicis, de. See Deverous.

Eccles [in Shropham hundred, co. Norfolk], William [de Knapton], parson of, 127.

Ecclesfield, Ecclesfeld [co. York], prior of, 386.

—, Robert, prior of, 212, 321.

—, priory of, 321.

Eccleshale, Eccleshal, Ecclesale, Adam de, 445.

—, John de, purveyor, 209.

—, Robert de, 394.

— See Eccleshall.

Eccleshall, Eccleshale, co. Stafford, 416.

Echels. See Ofthenecheles.

Echenevettus The ap Griffith Vaghan Oworthonbre, 625.

Echingham, Echinghamme, Echyngham, Robert de, 86, 134, 413.

—, William de, 115, 207, 354, 430, 471, 579, 586, 653.

—, —, and Eva his wife, 161.

Eckington, Eghinton. See Ripe.

Ecton, or Etton. See Etton.

Ede, Peter son of Robert, 251.

Edelington, Edelyngton, Hugh de, of Lincoln, 380, 643.

—, Simon de, of Lincoln, 188, 189, 369, 441.

— See Edlington.

Edenbridge, Edenebregge, co. Kent, 522.

Edendon. See Edington.

Edenebregge. See Edenbridge.

Edenestowe. See Edwinstowe.

Edenevet ap Madoc, 25.

— See Edneved.

Edenhale, William de, 427.

Edenham, Geoffrey de, 383.

Edenham, co. Lincoln, 401, 552.

Edenild, John, 418.

Edgar, John, of Yatham, 629.

Edgeware, Eggeware [co. Middlesex], 220, 221.

Edgmond, Egemundon, co. Salop, 677.

Edigrave, Henry de, 598.

Edington, Edendon, Edyndon [co. Wilts], Master Gilbert de Middelton, prebendary of, 446, 609.

Edlesborough, Edlesburgh, co. Buckingham, 485.

Edlington, Edelyngton, Edelington, Edlyngton [co. Lincoln], 380, 584, 682.

Edmund, the king's brother. See Woodstock.

—, the king's brother, Thomas, earl of Norfolk. See Plantagenet.

— [earl of Lancaster, &c.], brother of Edward I. See Plantagenet.

—, earl of Lancaster and Leicester. See Plantagenet.

— son of Edward I. See Plantagenet.

—, John son of, de Mortuo Mari. See Mortuo Mari.

—, William son of, 398, 400.

— See Fitz Edmund.

Edneved the Little [Parvus, or Ednyved Vychan], 576.

— See Edenevet.

Ednyved, Ednyved Vychan. See Edneved the Little.

Edolf, Geoffrey, of Killum, 174.

Edrich, Nicholas, of Southampton, 624.

Edus, Nicholas, 136.

Edwaldeston. See Elvaston.

Edward, Hugh, 302.

—, John, 331, 507, 589.

—, Richard, 579.

—, Robert, [of Bondeby], 155.

—, —, of Swaveseye, rector of Staglibanan, 672.

—, — son of, de Fracsino, of Lechelade, and Matilda his wife, 651.

Edward I. [son of king Henry III.], 432.

—, king, 15, 38-41, 56, 64, 79, 80, 83-85, 87, 89-93, 95, 98, 104, 109, 111, 115-117, 119, 121, 125-127, 130, 133, 139, 144, 152, 164-166, 170, 174, 176, 181, 184, 192, 193, 196, 199, 202, 215, 221, 228, 255, 256, 261, 264, 266, 269, 272, 275, 279, 286, 290-292, 297, 301, 310, 311, 324, 332, 333, 353, 356, 358, 361, 365, 372, 379, 385, 389, 392, 395, 398, 400, 402, 432, 434, 437, 452, 487, 510, 511, 517, 521-523, 527, 528, 531, 532, 540, 552, 558, 564, 569, 577, 583, 586, 608, 610, 611, 618, 621, 627, 629, 632, 645, 652, 654-657.

—, or the late king, passim.

—, his debts, 53, 358, 636, 640, 673.

—, Eleanor wife of. See Eleanor, queen.

—, Margaret wife of. See Margaret.

—, Elizabeth his daughter wife of John, count of Holland and Zealand, and subsequently wife of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex. See Bohun.

—, Joan his daughter, late the wife of Gilbert de Clare, earl [1262-1295] of Gloucester and Hertford [and subsequently to Ralph de Monthermer]. See Clare.

—, Mary his daughter. See Mary, a nun of Ambresbury.

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

—, scutage for the army of, 197, 428.

—, steward of his household. See Bello Campo.

Edward II., or the king, passim.

—, when prince of Wales, 434.

—, his debts, money advanced as a loan to, sums in which he is bound, loans to, wages due from, 3, 4, 7, 11, 13, 32, 36, 39, 41, 43, 45, 46, 52, 100-102, 106, 109, 115, 117, 118, 157, 158, 161, 177, 188, 189, 197, 203, 205-207, 217, 218, 254, 255, 265, 268, 270, 275, 279, 281, 289, 302, 305, 306, 339, 341, 348, 363, 368, 381, 389, 434, 437-440, 450, 455, 492, 511, 513, 514, 516, 520-522, 524, 526, 527, 541, 546, 579, 603, 605, 606, 608, 615, 616, 618, 628, 636, 640, 650, 661, 663, 667, 670, 673, 677.

—, sureties for his debts, 157, 197, 205, 218, 271, 368, 381, 440, 455, 579, 650.

—, indemnity for divers persons [named] who have bound themselves for his debts, 102, 157, 189.

—, crossing to, or in France, 4, 45, 106.

—, at Pontoise beyond the seas, 527.

—, return from beyond the seas, 2, 53.

—, journey to or departure for Scotland. See Scotland.

—, dissensions with the earl of Lancaster, 66.

—, his business at Avignon, 348.

—, exemption from custom at Windsor bridge for ships and boats of, 109.

—, falcons from beyond the seas for, 260.

—, carrying away his falcons, 414, 696.

—, felony committed in the presence of, 310.

—, horses, or stud of. See Horses.

—, household of the. See Household.

—, letters of credence for his commissioners, 114, 119, 458.

—, Marshalsea of. See Marshalsea.

—, money [belonging to, stolen], 234.

—, money received for his use, 204-206.

—, [theft] of his treasure at York, 324.

—, pilgrimage by command of, 274, 277.

—, purveyance for the use of. See Purveyance.

—, tallage of his demesne lands, 389.

—, gold vases and jewels as presents to the Pope, 605, 608.

—, his vases, &c., lost at Stryvelyn, 608.

—, victuals for the use of. See Purveyance.

—, Wardrobe of the, the Great Wardrobe. See Wardrobe.

—, wines for, 12, 13, 160, 205, 305, 348, 509, 516, 536, 616.

—, — provided at Paris for, disposal of, 98.

—, almoner of. See Kirkeby.

—, attorney of. See Langele.

—, butler of. See Abyndon; Fessu; Gereseye; Say; Waldeshef.

—, clerk of the kitchen. See Northwell.

—, commissioners of the; letters of credence to the clergy of the province of Canterbury for, 114.

—, —, letters of credence to the clergy of the province of York for, 119.

— [commissioners] of the, to open the Council at Westminster, 634.

—, commissioners to do homage to Louis, king of France for, 487.

—, letters of credence for, 458.

—, confessor of, Luke [de Wodeford], 563.

—, envoys to the Pope, 605, 608.

—, ewer of. See Elmham, Laurence de.

—, ferriter of. See Walter.

—, keeper of his hunt or venison. See Dammory.

—, keeper of his mews. See Colne; Lovel.

—, nurse of. See Leygrave.

—, proctors to make assignments, &c., for, 203.

—, proctors of the king in Ponthieu, 563.

—, — or attorneys of the king and queen Isabella in Ponthieu, 665.

—, usher of the hall. See Pecok.

—, grandmother of, 162.

—, mother of, queen Eleanor. See Eleanor, queen.

—, Edmund his brother. See Wood stock.

—, Edward his [firstborn] son. See Edward, earl of Chester.

—, Eleanor, his niece, wife of Hugh le, Despenser the younger. See Despenser.

—, Elizabeth his niece [wife first of John de Burgh, son of Richard, earl of Ulster, then of Theobald de Verdon, and also of Roger Dammory]. See Burgh; Dammory.

—, Elizabeth his sister, wife of John, count of Holland and Zealand; and afterwards of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex. See Bohun.

—, Isabella, queen of. See Isabella, queen.

—, —, and the king at Pontoise, 527.

—, Joan his niece [the daughter of Henry, count of Bar, by Eleanor daughter of Edward I.] See Warenna.

—, Margaret his niece, countess of Cornwall [sister and co-heiress of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the wife first of Peter de Gavaston, and subsequently of Hugh de Audeley]. See Audeley; Gavaston.

—, Mary his sister, a nun of Amesbury. See Mary, a nun of Amesbury.

—, Thomas de Brotherton, earl of Norfolk, his brother. See Plantagenet, Thomas, earl of Norfolk.

—, his nephew, Gilbert de Clare [son of Joan daughter of Edward I.], earl of Gloucester and Hertford. See Clare, Gilbert de.

Edward [son of Edward II.], the king's firstborn, 398.

—, earl of Chester, 190, 373, 387, 476.

Edwenestone. See Idstone.

Edwinstone. See Idstone.

Edwinstow. See Netley.

Edwinstowe, Edenestowe [co. Nottingham], 395.

Edyndon. See Edington.

Efferiatteudlu, sacerdotal office called, 451.

Egar Derghor ap David, 567.

Egebaston. See Eggebaston.

Egemere, Eggemere, John de, 468.

Egemundon. See Edgmond.

Egg, eggs, price of, 323.

Eggebaston, Egebaston, Richard de, 50, 109, 461, 474, 530.

Eggefeld, Thomas de, presented to St. Peter's church, Claye, 265.

—, —, parson of Stanford church, 10.

Eggemere. See Egemere.

Eggesclif. See Egglesclife.

Eggeware. See Edgeware.

Egglesclife, Egglesclif, Egglesclive, Eggesclif, Eglesclif, Egliscliff, John de, 172, 416, 425.

—, —, Alan his serjaunt, 425.

—, —, Cassandra and Juliana his daughters, 416, 425.

Egglesors. See Eglwys Rhos.

Egglestone, Egleston [co. York], the abbot of, 380, 535.

Egglingham. See Eglingham.

Eghinton. See Ripe.

Eglentyn, Adam son of Thomas, 326.

Eglesclif. See Egglesclife.

Eglesfeld, Adam de, 259, 586.

—, —, presented to Newcastle-uponAre church, 20.

Egleshail. See Egloshayle.

Eglesmarcher, Warin de, 87.

Egleston. See Egglestone.

Egleton, Egilton, co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

—, Hide of, Egilton Hyde, co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

Eglingham, Egghingham, co. Northumberland, 182.

Egloshayle, Egleshail [co. Cornwall], 255.

Eglwys Rhos, ? Egglesors [co. Carnarvon], Master Thomas de Cave, parson of 458.

—, Thomas de Farendon, parson of, 458.

Egmanton [co. Nottingham], 398.

Egremont, Egremund, Egremond [co. Cumberland], 335.

— See also Multon of Egremont; Taillour of Egremund.

Egton, John de, 501.

Eighington. See Ripe.

Eigne. See Yne.

Eignon ap David, 388.

— Routh ap Jorvard, Routh, 388.

— See also Ennyon; Eynon.

Eilwarton. See Elverton.

Eilwy, Richer, 512.

Eketon, Peter de, 86, 626.

Eland, Hugh de, 501.

Elanus. See Nidaros, Elavus archbishop of.

Elbrugge. See Elmbridge.

Eldcorn, Hugh, 425, 427.

—, William, 425, 426.

Eldechirche, Richard son of William de, 509.

Eldegod, Richard, 145.

Eldrugge, Richard de, 499, 600.

Eleanor, queen, wife of Edward I. and mother of Edward II. [the daughter of Ferdinand, king of Castile], 166, 372, 435, 472, 478, 521, 687.

—, queen of king Henry III. [the daughter of Raymond, count of Provence], 125.

Elemete. See Sherburn in Elmet.

Elemosina, William de, 275.

Elen, or Eleu, Ralph, 688, 693.

Elena, Robert son of, 523.

Elesfeld, Elesfeud. See Ellesfeld.

Eleu. See Elen.

Elewed. See Elvet.

Elham, co. Kent, 100.

Elias, Simon son of, 430.

—, —, de Kent, 582.

—, Walter son of, 238.

— See also Helias.

Eling, Heling, Helingh [co. Hants], 629.

Elingdon, Elyndon [co. Wilts], Richard de Lusteshulle, parson of, 550.

Elingham. See Elyngham.

Eliot. See Elyot.

Elis. See Elys.

Elizabeth, daughter of Edward I., the wife of John, count of Holand and Zeland and lord of Friesland, and of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex. See Bohun.

—, Elizabeth the king's niece. See Burgh; Dammory.

Ella, West, Westelvele, co. York, 409, 430, 595.

Ellemers. See Ellesmere.

Ellerker, John de, 25, 187, 353.

—, —, keeper of the Hanaper of the Chancery, 98.

—, —, the elder, 83, 616.

—, —, Hervey his brother, 83.

—, —, Joan his sister, 83.

—, —, John his brother, 83.

—, Nicholas de, 25.

Ellerker, co. York, 83.

Ellerton [on the Derwent, co. York], the prior of, 395.

—, prior and convent of, 540.

Ellesborough, Eselbergh [co. Buckingham], 304.

Ellesfeld, Elesfeld, Elesfeud, Ellefeld, Elsefeld, Gilbert de, 224.

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

—, —, parson of the church of Fraunketon, 20.

—, —, presented to Rye church, 96.

Ellesham. See Elsham.

Ellesmere, Ellemers, Ellesmere in the Marches of Wales, 683, 687.

— [co. Salop], church of, 576.

—, —, hundred of, 587, 588.

Ellesworth, Ellesworthe, John de, 589.

—, Walter de, parson of Pokebroke, 17.

Elleton, John de, 172.

—, William de, of Jarum, 171.

Ellingham, Aylingham [co. Hants], 468.

—, Elyngham [co. Norfolk], 385.

Ellington, High, Vuerellington [co. York], 31.

Elm, William del, 8.

Elmbridge, Elbrugge [co. Gloucester], 100.

Elmdon, Elmedon, co. Essex, 340, 375.

Elmedon. See Elmdon.

Elmele. See Elmley-Isle.

Elmeleye, William son of William de, 656, 672.

Elmested. See Elmsted.

Elmeswell. See Elmswell.

Elmeswelle, John de, 381.

Elmeton. See Elmton.

Elmham, Bartholomew de, 332, 491.

—, Laurence de, the king's ewer, 614.

—, Peter de, 57.

Elmham, South. Suthemlham, Suth Elmham, co. Suffolk, 215, 503.

Elmley Isle, Elmele, co. Kent, 338.

Elmstead, Elmested [co. Essex], 79.

Elmswell, Elmeswell, co. York, 555.

Elmton, Elmeton, Elneton [co. Derby], 168, 291, 651, 652, 656, 672.

Elnestowe, John de, 330, 506.

— See Elstow.

Elneton [? Elmton, co. Derby], 168.

— See Elmton.

Elphin, Laurence [O'Laghtnan], bishop of, 182.

Elredby, Adam de, 21.

Elsefeld. See Ellesfeld.

Elsham, Ellesham, Ailesham [co. Lincoln], prior of, 83.

—, Robert de Clifton, prior of, 83.

—, prior and convent of, 401.

Elsingham, William de, 589.

Elstead, Elstede, [co. Surrey], 135.

Elston, Eyleston [co. Nottingham], 294.

Elstow, Elnestowe [co. Bedford], [St. Mary's] abbey, 216, 634.

—, Clementia de Balliolo, abbess of, 165, 200, 218.

—, Elizabeth de Bello Campo, abbess of, 218.

—, Joan de Wauton, late prioress, the abbess of, 218, 290.

—, nuns of, Sybil Giffard and Juliana Basset, 200.

—, disputed election of abbess, 218.

—, prioress and nuns during voidance to have the issues, 165.

—, Thomas de Baumburgh, parson of, 634.

Eltham, co. Kent, 490.

—, manor of Maundeville [being the part of the manor of Eltham in Blackheath hundred, held by de Mandeville] by, 206, 490.

—, letters patent dated at, 79, 81-85, 101, 103, 136, 139, 519, 521, 542.

Eltisle, Eltislee, William de, parson of Abyngton, 591, 595.

—, —, Hugh [his carter], 591, 595.

Elton [co. Durham], William de Ho, parson of, 550.

Elvaston, Edwaldeston [co. Derby], 397.

Elverton, Eilwarton, Aylwarton [in the parish of Stone near Faversham], co. Kent, 33.

Elvet, Trawelecastelt in Elewed [co. Carmarthen], 348.

Elvington, Elvyngton [co. York], 533.

Elwyn [in Wales], 348.

Ely, Geoffrey de, 589.

—, —, of Anvers, 611.

—, John de, killed at London, 325, 327.

Ely, bishop of, 80, 81, 121.

—, —, and chapter of, 205.

—, N[igel], bishop [1133 to 30 May 1169] of, 285.

—, bishops of. See Hothum; Keton; Luda; Orford.

—, bishopric, diocese, or see of, 4, 20, 340, 551, 575.

—, St. Etheldreda's, prior and chapter of, 158, 218, 368, 441.

—, —, prior and convent of, 121.

—, —, John, the prior of, and the convent of, 510.

—, monks [named] of, 465.

—, liberty of the bishop of, 52.

—, keepers of the bishopric of, 517.

Ely, co. Cambridge, town of, 121, 510.

—, letters patent dated at, 101-104, 115, 125, 144, 145, 193, 195-197.

—, pavage for, 115.

—, purveyance in the parts of, 95.

Elyndon. See Elingdon.

Elyngham, Elynham, Elingham, Bartholomew de, 362.

—, John de, le taillur, 55.

—, Thomas de, 298.

— See Ellingham.

Elynton, Richard de, lay brother of Waltham Holy Cross, 691.

Elyot, Eliot, John son of John, 136.

—, Nicholas, 506, 588.

—, Richard, 409.

Elys, Elis, John, 232.

—, —, chaplain, 120.

—, —, of London, 450, 454, 674.

—, —, of Ukkefeld, 466.

—, Ralph, of London, 450, 454, 674.

—, Robert, in Ireland, 365.

—, —, of Thame, 546.

—, —, of Great Yarmouth, 262, 406, 407, 515, 547, 594, 676, 679.

—, —, bailiff of Great Yarmouth, 680.

— See Fiz Elys.

Emberton [co. Buckingham], 252.

Eme, Cristina, 364.

Emeldon, John de, parson of Ludham, 100.

—, Richard de, burgess of Newcastleupon-Tyne, 53, 174, 281.

—, — [Newcastle-upon-Tyne], a special commissioner, 247.

—, —, mayor of Newcastle-uponTyne, 403.

—, —, deputy of the chief butler at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 208, 520.

—, —, —, at Berwick-upon-Tweed, 208.

—, —, vicar of Ludham, 81, 83, 100, 259.

—, —, parson of Little Thoryndon, 479.

—, William de, 337.

Emelin. See Emlyn.

Emery, William, serjeant of Hamerton, 590.

Emington, Emynton [co. Oxford] Master Hugh de Chanseye, rector of, 641.

—, Master Roger de Saukeville, rector of, 641.

Emlyn, Emelin [cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan], commissioner to raise men-atarms in, 433.

Emma, Ralph, son of, 100.

Emmeson, Emmesone, John, 54.

—, —, his serjeant Edmund, 54.

—, John, of Widehokesrewe, 240.

Emmington, Ammington, Amyngton, co. Oxford, 511, 514.

Empingham, Empyngham, co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

Empnesworthe. See Emsworth.

Empyngham, Henry de, 248.

—, John de, 585.

—. See Empingham.

Emsworth, Empnesworthe, co. Hants, 139.

Emynton. See Emington.

Enachdune. See Annaghdown.

Enclose, licence to. See Path.

Enderby, Endreby, John de, presented to Wylughton church, 100.

—, Robert de, a prebendary of Penkridge, 338.

Enderby, Wood, Wodenderby [co. Lincoln], 380.

Endon, Enedon, co. Stafford, 680.

Endreby. See Enderby.

Enedon. See Endon.

Enedwelle. See Andwell.

Enefeld, Enefeud, Bartholomew de, 24, 278, 284, 289.

—, John de, 534.

Enefeud. See Enefeld.

Enemere, Walter de, 343.

Engayne, Engaigne, Engaynge, John, 82, 386, 674.

—, —, and Elena his wife, 447, 674.

—, —, [of Dylyngton], 427, 591.

Engelthwayt. See Galtres.

Enginour, Enginir, Master William le, 119, 338.

— See Ginner; Gynour.

England, English, &c., 1, 2, 3, 81, 300.

—, barons of, and king John, 645.

—, clergy of. See Tenths.

—, constable of. See Bohun; Plantagenet.

—, gauger in. See Mareschal; Trente.

—, marshal of. See Bygod; Plantagenet.

—, queens of. See Eleanor; Isabella; Margaret.

—, sheriffs throughout, or of divers counties, 36, 51.

—, canons of Dryburgh expelled for their English nationality from Dryburgh abbey, 557.

—, the Friscobaldi, the king's receivers in, 445.

—, John de Donecastre, born in, 450.

—, lands of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk in, 290.

—, Marches of, 248.

—, guarding the coasts against the Scots, 162.

—, ships to protect the coast of, 234.

—, customs upon wool, hides and woolfells in. See Customs.

—, measures not used in, 328, 405.

—, tallage of the king's demesne lands throughout, 389.

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

—, idiom or tongue, exemption from assizes, &c. on account of ignorance of 369, 537.

—, Chancery of. See Chancery.

—, Marshalsea of. See Marshalsea.

—, charter of the liberties of, 324.

—, by the law of, 211, 471.

—, law, 687.

—, laws in Ireland. See Ireland.

—, corn and victuals [to be brought] to, 266, 300, 401, 478, 622, 624.

—, corn, wine and victuals from Gascony for, 613.

—, corn [from Ireland] for, 470, 568.

—, import of corn into. See Corn.

—, purveyance of corn for Berwick-uponTweed in, 276.

—, licence to bring horses, cattle, &c. from Scotland into, 455.

—, oil and stock-fish from Norway for, 596.

—, wines to be brought into, 547.

—, wine, honey and victuals for, 571.

— [foreign merchants] coming to. See Trade.

—, merchants of Norway coming to trade in. See Norway.

—, Normans in, 54.

—, power for the count of Hainault's attorneys to levy tolls on his subjects in, 407, 515, 547, 594, 660, 676.

—, Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in. See St. John of Jerusalem.

—, —, prior of. See Paveley.

—, lands of St. Stephen's abbey, Caen, restored in, 84.

—, visitation of [foreign religious houses] in. See Fontevrault.

Engleford, William de, 215.

Engleys, Engleis. See Lengleys.

English. See England.

Ennachdune. See Annaghdown, co. Galway.

Ennor. See Enor.

Ennyon, the Little (Parvus), 576.

— See Eignon; Eynon.

Enor, Ennor, Inor, in the island of Scilly, co. Cornwall, 262.

Ensham, Eynesham, Eynsham [co. Oxford], 402.

—, abbey of, 629.

—, abbot of, 391.

—, abbot and convent of, 92.

Epping Heath, Eppinghathe [co. Essex], 615.

Ercedekne. See Lercedekene.

Ercefunte, Robert, monk of Hyde, 700.

Erchfont, Erchesfont [co. Wilts], 374.

Ercidiacne. See Lercedekene.

Erdbergh, Erdeburgh, John de, rector of Horsington, 89, 646.

Erdeleye, Erdele. See Ardeley.

Erdinton. See Ardington.

Erdyngton, Erdynton, Erdinton, Henry de, 50, 109, 123, 129, 226, 351, 482.

Erewelle. See Orwell.

Ergadia, John de, 462.

Erghum, William de, le pere, 21.

— See Eryum.

Erhethe. See Erith.

Eriawe, William de, 566.

Erith, Erhethe [co. Kent], 44.

Erkendene. See Arkendale.

Erle, Erlegh, Erleye, Derle, John de, or John, an assessor for Somerset, 49, 529.

—, —, a commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 317, 319, 406, 505, 593, 597, 679, 689, 693.

—, —, a conservator of the peace for Somerset, 109, 123.

—, —, sheriff of Dorset, 299.

—, —, the elder, 159.

—, —, [of Ireland], 365, 471.

— See Early.

Erlham, Geoffrey de, 157.

—, Gilbert de, and his sons John, Thomas and Geoffrey, 157.

— See Earlham.

Erlington. Erlyngton. See Arlington.

Ermington, Ermyngton, co. Devon, 500.

Ermue. See Yarmouth.

Ermyne. See Ayremynne.

Ermyngton. See Ermington.

Ernald, John, monk, 250, 314.

— See Ernaud.

Ernaldes, William, 500.

Ernaud, William, 33.

— See Ernald.

Erneburgh, Simon de, of Lincoln, 189.

Erneclif. See Arncliffe.

Ernestree, Ernestre, co. Salop, 236.

Ernewode. See Earnwood.

Ernham, John de, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, 630.

Erni, John, 19.

Ernys, Ernis, John, 19.

— Compare Herveys.

Erpingham, South, Netherpingham, co. Norfolk, hundred of, 496.

Erringham, Eryngham, co. Sussex, 562.

—, ? Erugeham, co. Sussex, 562.

Ersham. See Earsham.

Erthyngton. Irthington.

Erugeham. See Erringham.

Erwarton [co. Suffolk], 223.

Eryngham. See Erringham.

Eryum, Eryom, John de, and Juliana his wife, 185.

—, Martin de, 185.

—, Master Richard de, parson of the church of St. Nicholas, Durham, 550.

— See Erghum.

Esburne. See Easebourne.

Escarburgh, Roger de, 318.

Eschalers, Chalers, Thomas de, 284, 531.

— See Scalariis.

Escheator [north] of Trent. See Cliderhou; Eure; Salvayn; Sapy; Wodehouse.

— [south of] Trent, 40, 53, 153, 379.

— — See Abel; Gloucestre; Walwayn; Wellesworth.

— —, bailiwick of, 280.

— in Ireland. See Dufford.

—, his deputy in the co. Limerick, 639.

— in Wales, the office of, 630.

Escluse. See Sluis.

Escote, Alexander de, 153.

Escriveyn, John le, 602.

— See Scriveyn.

Escurs. See Scures.

Eseby, John de [of York], 681, 692.

—, —, canon of Neuburgh, 697.

Eselbergh. See Ellesborough.

Eselyngton, co. Sussex, 562.

Esher, Esshere [co. Surrey], 676.

Eskelby, William de, 136.

Eslowe. See St. Albans Court.

Esman, Robert, 694.

Espaygne, John de, the elder, 64.

— See Ispania.

Espicer. See Lespicer; Specer; Spicer.

Esse. See Attesse.

Esseburne, Essebourne, Thomas de, monk, 250, 314.

Essewelle, Thomas de, parson of Segefeld, 376.

Essex, county of, 73, 93, 144, 149, 216, 262, 314, 327, 329, 450, 459, 509, 577, 578, 607, 623, 661, 664, 666, 691.

—, commissioners of array for, 350, 461.

—, — to assess a sixteenth in, 530

—, — 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.

—, — de walliis et fossatis for, 64, 234, 494.

—, one of the coroners of. See Gernet.

—, —, extorsions, &c., committed by, 688.

—, conservators, or keepers, &c. of the peace for, 109, 124, 129, 130, 208, 482.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 225.

—, —, oyer and terminer for, 171, 464, 513.

—, sheriff of, 344, 531, 611, 653.

—, — [alleged malpractices and oppressions, &c.], by, 243, 248, 408.

—, —, to provide provisions for the king's household, 194.

—, —, John Aygnel, 6.

—, —, John de Hoo, 243, 248.

—, sub-sheriff of, William de Neuport, 628.

—, purveyors or purveyance in, 81, 103, 190, 327.

—, cloth of, 275, 344, 418.

Essex, Master Stephen de Segrave, archdeacon of Essex, 214.

—, countess, or earl of. See Bohun.

— See Neville of Essex.

Essexa, Essex, Henry de, the constable, 285.

—, John de, 592.

—, Reginald de, 305.

—, Matthew de, 387.

—, Roger de, of St. Albans, and Alice his wife, 200.

—, Thomas de, [of Ireland], 32.

—, —, auditor of quayage, 67.

—, —, steward of the countess of Cornwall, 420.

Esshe, Gilbert atte, 241.

— See Ash; Attesse.

Esshere. See Esher.

Esshewellethorpe. See Ashwell Thorpe.

Est, Richer, 504.

—, Robert, parson of Swenyngton, 504.

Estalouner. See Lestalouner.

Estan, Henry, master of la Petre, 694.

Estaniaco, E tanyaco, Estanye, William de. See Staniaco.

Estapelford, Hugh de, of Nottingham, 344.

Estaston. See Aston Clinton.

Estbarkworth. See Barkwith, East.

Estboulton. See Bolton, Low.

Estbradenham. See Bradenham, East.

Estbregge. See Eastbridge.

Estbrugge, St. Thomas the Martyr by. See Canterbury; Eastbridge.

Estbryggeford. See Bridgeford, East.

Estchurche. See East Church.

Estcoker. See Coker, East.

Estcote, Robert son of Walter de, 585.

Estdene, Richard de, parson of All Saint's church, Est Warham, 130, 167.

— See Dean, East.

Estderham. See Dereham, East.

Estdraiton. See Drayton, East.

Esteneye. See Eastney.

Esterglas [co. Devon], water of, 467.

Esterlee, John de, 78.

Esterman. See Estreman.

Estewode. See Eastwood.

Estfeld, Richard de, of Tykhull, 375.

Estford. See Ford, East.

Estgate, John de, 251.

— See Lincoln.

Esthalle, Esthall, Esthale, John de, the elder, 414.

—, —, the younger, 414, 699.

—, —, Richard de, 414, 699.

—, —, and John his brother, 680.

—, Robert de, 111.

—, William de, 516.

— See East Hall.

Esthamaye. See Hanney, East.

Esthamme. See Ham, East.

Esthanneye. See Hanney, East.

Estharnham. See Harnham.

Esthaslerton, Estheselarton, John de, parson of Oueston, 370.

—, —, parson of Stapleford Tany, 456.

Esthonte. See Cheshunt.

Esthring. See York.

Esthrope. See Eastrop.

Esthundred. See East Hundred.

Estiniaco. See Staniaco.

Estkent. See Kent.

Estker, Estquar, John son of Roger de, 456.

Estkingessnode. See Kingsnoad.

Estland, rye of, 597.

Estlilling. See Lilling, East.

Estloghton, Robert de, 404.

— See Laughton.

Estlond [merchants of], 316.

Estman, Roger, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

Estmarkham. See Markham, East.

Estmarton. See Marton.

Estmere, Richard, of Bristol, 143, 605.

Estmore. See Heighington.

Estneston. See Easton Neston.

Estoft. See Eastoft.

Estokes, Nicholas de, and Seman his son, 599.

—, William de, and Alice his wife, 317.

Eston, Geoffrey de, 61, 65, 148, 245.

—, Henry son of Henry de, 498, 598.

—, James de, 645.

—, John de, 65, 645.

—, John son of John de, 180.

—, Roger de, 65.

— See Easton.

Estormy. See Sturmy.

Estovere, John, 246.

Estovers for burning and building, 659.

Estquar. See Estker.

Estra, Jordan de, 219.

Estraunge, le. See Lestrange.

Estreman, Esterman, Sanchius del, of St. Quitterie, 636, 640, 673.

Estrild, Geoffrey, 679.

Esttrithing. See York, county of.

Esturmy. See Sturmy.

Estwitton, Matilda, late the wife of Reginald de, 623.

Estwode, Estwod. See Eastwood.

Estwyk, co. Wilts. See Wick, East.

Estwytenham, co. Sussex, marshes of, 499.

Eswole, Eswalt. See St. Alban's Court.

Esyngton, Esynton, Alan de, 420.

—, Thomas de, 420.

Etchingham, Echingham, Echyngham, co. Sussex, 430.

—, Martin, parson of, 471.

Ethe, William, and Margery his wife, 409.

Etheham, or Hecham, Hugh de, 586.

Ethenard. See Ythenard.

Ethrope, Richard de, 699.

Eton, Hugh de, 59, 61.

—, John de, 160.

—, Nicholas de, 155, 295.

—, Thomas de, 59, 61.

—, William de, of Berwick upon Tweed, 630.

— See Etton.

Eton, Edmund de la Beche, parson of, 30.

— See Eaton Hastings; Etton.

Eton Meysi. See Eaton, Castle, co. Wilts.

Etton, John son of Laurence de, 475.

—, Robert de, his brother, 475.

—, William de, 63.

— See Eton.

Etton [co. Northampton], Peter Russel, parson of, 386, 436.

—, co. York, 501.

Eudo, John son of, 230, 239.

— —, de Barton, 230, 237.

Euere. See Eure.

Euerellis, Simon de, 488.

Euk, Reymund, of Ternak, 46.

Eure, Euere, Evere, John de, knight, 668.

—, John de, an assessor, 50, 51.

—, —, escheator [north] of Trent, 11, 13, 14, 38, 77, 80, 110, 118, 127, 162, 170, 173, 215.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 63, 132, 133, 149, 237, 296, 316, 324, 493, 495, 591, 687.

— —, tenant of Mitford Mills. 254.

—, — [a rioter at Thymelby], 416, 425.

—, —, prayers for his soul, 29.

—, Ralph de, 49.

Eustace, John son of, de Bourne, 47.

—, William son of, de la Rokele, 425, 426.

Eustas, Andrew, 320.

Euston, co. Suffolk, 259.

Evenwood, Evenwode [co. Durham], 558.

Everard, 97.

Evercy, Deuercy, Peter de, or Peter, 49, 473, 529.

Everdon, Evredon [co. Northampton], 684, 695.

—, Ralph de Sancto Amando, parson of the church of, 635.

— See Everesdon.

Evere, John de, 668.

— See Eure.

Everesdon, Eversdon, Everdon, Master James de, rector of Stokebasset, 18.

—, John de, 66.

—, —, a monk of St. Edmunds, 42.

—, Master John de [a baron of the Exchequer], 49, 149, 403, 473, 674.

—, —, prebendary of Gyvedale, 550.

—, William de, 632.

—, —, remembrancer of the Exchequer, 632.

—, —, parson of la Penne, 364.

Everingham, Everyngham, Adam de, of Byrkynge, 393.

—, Alice de, 65.

—, Robert de, and Lucy his wife, 54, 234.

Everingham, co. York, 65.

Everlay. See Everle.

Everle, Everlay, John de, 351, 461, 531.

Eversdon. See Everesdon.

Everton, co. Nottingham, 317.

Everyngham. See Everingham.

Eves, Nicholas, 506, 588.

Evesham, Simon de, rector of Stowe St. Edward, 621.

—, Thomas de, parson of the church of Baddeby, 544, 566.

—, —, parson of Rishangles, 179, 353.

Evesham, co. Worcester, 535.

—, abbey of, 544, 566, 621, 648.

—, abbot of, 116.

—, J. abbot of, 543.

—, William de Chiriton, or Cheryton, abbot of, 549, 555, 633.

—, abbot and convent of, 28, 182, 186, 291, 395, 397, 400, 535.

—, monks of, William de Chirinton and Richard de Salop, 543.

—, church of St. Egwin, 29.

Evington, Evynton, co. Leicester, 691.

Evionydd, Eythionyth [co. Carnarvon], bailiwick of 'la Ryngildie' in, 459.

Evote, Nicholas, 591, 595.

Evotesone, John, 'botere,' 500.

Evredon. See Everdon.

Evreux, Louis, count of, 42, 66, 142.

— See Deverous.

Evynton. See Evington.

Ewart, Yeure, co. Northumberland, 559.

Ewcross, Yuecross, co. York, 544.

Ewelawe. See Ewloe Wood.

Ewell, Eleanor de, 337.

Ewer, Laurenz [the king's]. See Elmham.

—, Ralph le, 227, 234.

—, Robert le, 139, 140, 638.

— See Lewer.

Ewerby, Iwardby, Iwardeby, co. Lincoln, 596.

Ewhurst, Uhirst, Uhurst, co. Sussex, 15, 562.

Ewloe Wood, or Coed Eulo, Ewelawe, co. Flint, Maddok Stolf, forester of, 541.

Ewode. ? See Totlington alias Woowood.

Ewyas, Philip de, 613.

Exchange, or Change. See Berwick-uponTweed; Canterbury; Carnarvon; Dublin; London.

— [foreign]. See Bruges.

Exchequer of England, 6, 13, 46, 49, 51, 68, 70, 83, 88, 91, 92, 97, 98, 109, 111, 117, 118, 122, 128, 131, 159, 162, 164, 173, 177, 192-195, 197, 199, 203, 208, 216, 218, 230, 254, 259, 264, 265, 270, 275, 277, 279, 281, 286, 289, 295, 304-306, 308, 309, 326, 328, 336, 344, 360, 363, 377, 385, 389, 390, 391, 459, 462, 473, 474, 479, 498, 527-529, 531, 542, 548, 552, 559, 560, 562-564, 573, 579, 603, 606, 609, 616-618, 621, 627, 628, 632-636, 640, 643, 648, 657, 661-663, 669, 671, 677, 697.

—, chancellor of the. See Staunton.

—, treasurers of the. See Hothum; Norwico; Sandale.

—, treasurer and barons of the, 7, 9, 26, 36, 88, 92, 164, 193, 203, 206, 259, 277, 324, 326, 378, 405, 416, 432, 459, 479, 480, 515, 527, 532, 559, 562, 564, 569, 606, 621, 631, 634, 643, 649, 657, 668, 669, 671, 675.

—, treasurer and chamberlain of the, 205, 268, 287, 289, 348, 363, 364, 381, 548, 603, 615, 636, 640, 671, 677.

—, barons of the, 205, 628.

—, — See also Abel; Abyndon; Norwico; Okham; Staunton; Warle.

—, chief baron of. See Norwyco.

—, keeper of the tallies of the, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, 357, 637.

—, —, John de Luda, 637.

—, —, John de Vienna, 357.

—, remembrancer of the. See Everesdon.

—, divers offices in, held by Walter de Norwyco, 655.

—, amercements and forfeitures in the rolls of the, to be cancelled, 532.

—, rolls and memoranda of the, 480.

—, tallies at the, 204, 205, 357.

— of Carmarthen. See Carmarthen.

— of Carnarvon. See Carnarvon.

— of Dublin. See Dublin.

— of the Receipt, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, a chamberlain of the, his deputy, 345.

—, —, —, his deputy, Master John Golafre, 345.

—, —, Master William de Maldon, a chamberlain of the, 345.

—, —, chamberlains of. See Crumwelle; Ispania.

Exe, mills of the, by Exeter, 268.

—, fishery in the, 268.

Exemption from assizes, &c. because of ignorance of the English idiom, or tongue, 369, 537.

— from livery. See Livery.

— from pontage, pavage, and toll, 189.

— from tallages. See Tallages.

— from taxes for the houses of the Premonstratensian Order, 40.

Exeter, earl of. See Redvers.

—, bishop of, 212, 214, 398.

—, bishops of. See Apulia; Button; Quivil; Stapelton.

—, Peter, bishop of. See Quivil.

—, Simon [de Apulia], bishop [1214 to Sept. 1223] of, 697.

—, bishops of [their liberties and jurisdictions], in Cornwall, 696.

—, —, tenth of the profit and colnage of the stannaries in Cornwall and Devon belonging to, 697.

—, chapter of, 212, 257, 258, 455.

—, dean and chapter of, 158, 218, 255, 271, 280, 282, 367, 369, 396, 441, 561.

—, —, manor and church of Torverton granted to, 258, 561.

—, canon of. See Jargolio; Uphaven.

—, chancellor of. See Langeford.

—, —, to be reader in theology and decretals, 212.

—, chancellorship of, churches appropriated to the, 212.

—, precentorship of, churches appropriated to the, 214.

—, bishopric, diocese, or see of, 20, 117, 174, 200, 208, 254, 271, 437, 438, 447, 549, 673, 697.

—, church of, penitentiary of the bishop and sub-dean of, Egleshail church appropriated to, 255.

Exeter, city of, 133, 141, 194, 249, 282, 695.

—, Friars Minors of, 398.

—, castle of; prebends in the chapel of the Holy Trinity in. See Cliston Hayes; Cutton; Kenn.

—, Bolehulstrete in, 398.

—, farm of the city, 398.

—, mills of the Exe by, 268.

—, selection of a ship and men in, 696.

—, St. Nicholas, Roger, prior of, 468.

Exeter College. See Oxford, Stapeldonehalle.

Exminster, Exministre, co. Devon, 268.

— hundred, co. Devon, 268.

Exning, Ixning, Ixninge, Exnynge [co. Suffolk], 492, 642.

—, Thomas, prior of, 24.

Exonia, Henry de, parson of Bliston, 254.

—, Nicholas de, 145.

Expeditation of dogs. See Dogs.

Export. See Ale; Trade; Wool.

Exton, Geoffrey de, pessoner, 146.

Exton [co. Somerset], 157, 368.

Extorsion. See Malpractices.

Eya, Simon de, abbot of Ramesoye, 569, 603.

— See Eye.

Eybald Croft. See Yarm.

Eycote, Simon de, keeper of Kypeyere hospital, 556.

Eye, honor of, 41, 44, 53, 113, 115, 336, 557, 578, 579, 623, 664.

Eye, co. Suffolk, 71, 171, 577, 578, 589, 623, 664.

— priory founded by Robert Malet, 53.

— —, taken into the king's hands, 53.

—, Durand Frowe, prior of, 11.

—, Nicholas, prior of, 53.

—, prior and convent of, 34.

—, sub-prior and monks of, 53.

— See Eya.

Eygyan, Tegwared son of, 576.

Eykeryng, Richard de, 584.

Eylesbyry. See Aylesbury.

Eylesham. See Aylsham.

Eyleston. See Elston.

Ey[mericus de Aqua Blanca], chancellor of Hereford, 110.

Eyncourt, Eyncurt. See Deyncourt.

Eynesford [co. Kent], Vivian de Blanca Forti, parson of, 303.

Eynesham. See Ensham.

Eynon ap Maddok, 567.

— Wagh of Beaumaris, 553.

— See also Eignon; Ennyon.

Eynsham. See Ensham.

Eyr, Joan, late the wife of Richard le, of Trewoelesyk, 227, 239.

—, John le, 589.

—, Stephen le [of Bristol], 605.

— See Heyr.

Eyre, justices in, 9, 16, 28, 70, 85, 88, 91-94, 102, 119, 126, 266, 337, 342, 450, 454, 538, 629, 645.

—, exemption from summons before, 385.

Eystanes. See Easton.

Eyte, Edmund de, 494.

Eytelei, Eyteley, Masier Bartholomew de, parson of St. Medoc's, Kynneth, in the diocese of Dublin, 18.

Eythionyth. See Evionydd.

Eyton, Richard de, 274.

—, Master Richard de, prebendary in the free chapel of Holgodecastel, 635.

—, Robert de, 94.

—, Thomas de, parson of Durham, in the diocese of Worcester, 439, 454.

—, Thomas son of John de, 613.

— See Heyton.

Eyville. See Deyville.

Eyworth, Nicholas de, vicar of Rikelyng, 606.

F

Fabri, Matthew, 468.

—, William, prior of St. Michael's of the Vale, Gernereye, 346.

Fader, William, 64.

Faderles, John, 597.

Fageham, Geoffrey, of Olney, 302.

Faintree, Fayntre [in Chetton parish], co. Salop, 555.

Fairbarne, John, of York, 681, 692.

Faireman. See Fairman.

Fairford, Fayrford, Nicholas de, 666.

— See Farford.

Fairford, Fayreford [co. Gloucester], 198.

Fairhar, Fayrher, Parisius, 413, 414, 415.

Fairman, Faireman, John, and Joan his wife 409.

— See Farman.

Fairsted, Fayrstede, co. Essex, 190.

Fairweder, John, master of la Betton, 694.

Fakenham, Nicholas de, 57.

—, Richard de, 57.

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

Fakenham [co. Norfolk], 690.

—, Fakenham Lancaster, Fakenhamdam [in the hundred of Gillow, co. Norfolk], 187, 198.

—, —, Nicholas de Hugate, parson of, 198.

—, —, William de Melton, parson of, 198, 342.

—, co. Suffolk, 259, 264, 265, 267.

Fakenhamdam, Master Adam de, 365.

— See Fakenham.

Falayse. See Faleyse.

Falcis, Laurence de, of Caen, 363.

Falconer. See Fauconer.

Falcons, the king's, 414, 696.

— [from beyond the seas] for the king, 260.

— from Norway, 263.

—, the purchase of, 551.

Falcumberge. See Faucomberge.

Faldington, Stephen de, 533.

Falefeld. See Falfield.

Faleis. See Faleyse.

Falemuthe. See Falmouth.

Faleyse, Faleis, Faleise, Falayse, Falous, Faloys, John de, 110, 187.

—, —, [purveyor], for the Wardrobe, 284, 285.

—, or Faloys, John de, death of, 606.

—, or Falous, John de, 282.

—, Laurence de, of Caen, 338.

—, Stephen de, 351, 516.

—, William de, 19.

Falfield, Falefeld [in the parish of Thornbury, co. Gloucester], 223.

Falisbore, Eustace de, 694.

Falleden. Ida, 202.

Falmouth, Falemuthe, Flamme, co. Cornwall, 137.

—, a ship arrested at, 313.

Falous, Faloys. See Faleyse.

Falstolf, Nicholas, 387.

Falwesle, Thomas de, 396.

Famine. See Scarcity.

Fanecourt, Gerard son of Helias de, 647.

Fangfoss, Fangfosshe [co. York], 25.

Fangfosse, Peter de, 541.

Fanhulle, Richard de, 202.

— See Fauuell, Richard de.

Fannell, or Fauvell. See Fauuell.

Farendon, Thomas de, parson of Egglesors, 458.

— See Faringdon; Farndon.

Farford, William de, 329.

— See Fairford.

Farges, William Reymundi de, 82.

Fargis, Reymund de, cardinal deacon of Sancta Maria Nova, dean of Salisbury, 112, 634.

—, —, —, and archdeacon of Leicester, 634, 635.

—, —, prebendary of Heghtredebury and Mere, 635.

—, —, and parson of Great Lek, 635.

Faringdon, Farendon, Farndon [co. Berks], Master John Walewayn, prebendary of, 334.

— Pandulf de Sabello, prebendary of, 400.

—, Chepyng Farendon, 494.

Farleigh, Farlegh [co. Kent], 680.

Farleye, Nicholas de, [of Bristol], 68, 134, 143, 605.

—, Ralph de, 672.

Farman, Simon, 237.

—, William, 135.

— See Fairman.

Farnbergh. See Farnborough.

Farnberwe, John de, 135.

Farnborough, Farnbergh, co. Kent, 152, 680, 698, 699.

Farnburne. See Fairbarne.

Farndon, Farendon [cum Balderton, co. Not tingham], Roger de Northburgh, prebendary of, 337.

Farndon in Hippele. See Farrington in Ipley.

Farnham, Alan de, 215.

—, Ingelram de, parson of the church of Nutshullyng, 602.

—, Richard de, 488.

—, Robert de, 626.

Farnham, co. Suffolk, 488.

Farnhill, Farnil [co. York], 180.

Farnhulle, Richard de, 209.

Farnil. See Farnhill.

Farnyngho. See Farthinghoe.

Farran, William, king's serjaunt, 4,

Farrendon, prebend of. See Farndon,

Farrington in Ipley, Farndon in Hippele [co. Hants], 629.

Farthinghoe, Farnyngho [co. Northampton], Elias de Stapelton, parson of, 181, 346.

Farys, John, 626, 668.

Fasterne, Vasterne [in Brinkworth parish], co. Wilts, 510, 580.

Fastolf, Alexander, 694.

—, John, 262.

— John, and John his son, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

Fasu, Anthony, 168.

— See Fessu.

Fatbon, Jordan, 495.

Fatenanti, Nicholas, 351.

Fater, Faytur, Hugh le, 232.

—, Robert le, 139.

Faucomberge, Faucumberg, Faucumberge, Falcumberge, Henry, 22.

—, John de, 24.

—, Walter de, 24, 54, 60, 234.

—, —, the elder, 136.

—, William de, 25.

—, —, [of Somerset], 226, 462.

Fauconer, Faukener, Faukoner, John le, 598.

—, John le, [attorney of Edward I.], 286.

— Robert le, abbot of Middelton, 206, 210.

—, Stephen le, collector of customs, 204.

—, William, 701.

Fauelore, Faulor, Adam de, 626, 668.

—, Walter, 248.

Faukener. See Fauconer.

Faukes, Robert, 57.

Faukeshalle, Faukeshall. See Vauxhall.

Faukoner. See Fauconer.

Fauuel, Fauvell, or Fannel, Ralph, 24.

—, Richard de, 544.

—, William, 237.

— See Fanhulle, Richard de.

Favell. See Fauuel.

Faversham, Faveresham, co. Kent, abbot and convent of, 344, 555.

—, letters patent dated at 2, 3, 5, 296.

Fawel. See Fauuel.

Fawley, South, Suthfalele, co. Berks, 611.

Fawy. See Fowey.

Faxfleet, Faxflet, co. York, 139.

Fayceby, Peter de, monk of Furness, 415.

Fayntre. See Faintree.

Fayre, Robert, the elder, 411.

—, —, the younger, 411.

Fayreford, See Fairford.

Fayrehode, John, 449.

—, —, purveyor, 201.

Fayrford. See Fairford.

Fayrher. See Fairhar.

Fayrstede. See Fairsted.

Faytur. See Fater.

Fazeul, Anthony, 189.

Fécamp [Seine-Inférieure, France], the abbot of, 186.

—, Robert, abbot of, 440.

Feckenham, co. Worcester, 116, 135, 137, 144, 149, 152, 498.

—, Malcolm Musard, chief forester of, 429.

—, forestership of Lekhey and Pupperode in, 167.

Fee, John, of Middelton, 506.

Feg, John, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

Fekenham, John de, 129, 207, 246, 474, 501, 600.

— See Feckenham.

Felaghe, Nicholas, 476.

Felbregge, John de, 251.

Feld, Felde, Feylde, Adam atte, 629.

—, John atte, 145.

—, Richard de la, 486.

—, Robert de la, 264.

—, Thomas de la, of Hemelhamstede, presented to Langele church, 203.

Felde, la. See Field.

Felmingham, Felmyngham [co. Norfolk], 54.

Felmyngham, Felnyngham, John de, of Norwich, 493, 701.

—, Martin de, of Norwich, 493, 701.

Felnyngham. See Felmyngham.

Felons, receiving. See Receiving.

Felony, committed in the king's presence, 310.

Feltewelle, Feltewell, Robert de, 58.

— See Feltwell.

Felthorpe, Felethorpe, Thelethorpe [co. Norfolk], 298.

—, Thomas de Wytewelle, parson of, 298.

Felton, John de, 197.

—, —, constable of Alnewyk castle, 390, 463.

—, Robert de, 539.

—, —, a purveyor, 53.

—, Roger de, 6, 119, 163, 636, 646.

—, William de, 78.

—, —, sheriff of Northumberland, 244.

Felton, co. Northumberland, 254.

—, letters patent dated at, 121, 125, 150, 152, 153.

Feltwell, Feltewell, co. Norfolk, 411.

Felynge, Felyng, William de, constable of Rokesburgh castle, 47.

Fen, Gregory son of Simon del, 506, 588.

—, Attefen, Henry atte, Henry, 428, 430.

Fencote, Thomas de, 584, 594, 695, 699.

Fen Ditton, Fenditton, Ditton, co. Cambridge, 312.

—, letters patent dated at 195, 352-357, 360, 363, 366, 414-418.

— See Muschet of Ditton.

Fenewelle, William de, 18.

Fenewyc. See Fenwike.

Fenles, John de, 519, 520.

Fenne, Adam de la, 24.

—, —, queen Margaret's serjeant, 410.

Fennysutton. See Sutton Veney.

Fen Stanton, Fenny Stanton, co. Cambridge, 679.

—, Fennistanton, Fenny Stanton [co. Huntingdon], Walter de Dodenham, parson of, 20, 105.

Fenton, Henry de, 430, 584.

—, Ralph de, 393.

—, William de, of Glenteworth, 414.

Fenton, Kirk, Fenton, co. York, Master. Frederick de Barde, prebendary of, 633, 659.

—, Master Thomas de Cobham, or Cobeham, prebendary of, 633, 659.

Fenwike, Fenewyc, Hugh de, 172.

Feock, St. Feoce [co. Cornwall], church of, 272.

Fer. See Pee de Fer.

Ferandi. See Ferrandi.

Ferariis, Ferrariis, John de, 292.

—, —, his daughter Petronilla, and Eleanor her sister, 292.

—, John de, deceased, 338.

—, Reginald de, 125, 126.

—, William de, and Elena his wife, 613.

—, —, and Matilda his wife, 651.

—, — See Ferrers.

Feraunt. See Ferrant.

Ferbras, Ferebraz, Robert, 25.

—, Solomon, 30.

Fere, Bernard Pee de. See Pee de Fere.

Ferebraz. See Ferbras.

Ferendragh, Margery, late the wife of Duncan de, 391.

Ferentino, Master Bartholomew de, canon of Loudon, collector of the tenth, 33, 357.

Feribrigge. See Ferry Bridge.

Feriby, John de, purvey or, 350, 607.

—, William de, 392.

— See Ferriby; Ferriby, South.

Ferie. See Ferye.

Feringes. See Ferynges.

Feriwra, West, Westferiwra, [co. Lincoln], 392, 393.

Fermbaud, Fermebaud, Frembaud, Frymbaud, Nicholas, 72, 251, 296, 408, 494, 500, 539, 599.

—, —, parson of the prebendal church of Westthorrok, 173, 232.

—, —, of Chafford hundred, or the younger, 667, 688, 693.

—, —, —, Hubert his man, 688, 693.

—, Reymund, of Bristol, 35, 444.

Fermer, Henry le, 596.

Fermerie, Fermerye, Fermery, John son of Alan de la, of Spaldyng, 585.

—, Robert son of John de la, 250, 314.

—, Roger de la, and William his son, 317.

Fernandi, Sancius de Medina de Pumar, Saunche Ferronde de Medyne de Pumar, merchant of Spain, 367, 374.

Ferndona, Henry de, 467.

Ferns in Ireland, bishop of, 637.

—, A [dam de Northampton], bishop of, 369, 435, 637.

—, R[obert Walrand], bishop [1305 to 1311] of, 637.

—, bishopric or diocese of, 369, 435, 637.

—, prebend in the church of. See Taghmon.

—, prebendary in the church of. See Sutton; Walrand.

Ferour, Ferrour, Ferrur, Ferur, Adam le, 23.

—, John le, 92, 494.

—, Maurice le, of Hornygge, 575.

—, Peter le, 544.

—, Ralph le, 309.

—, Richard le, 596.

—, Walter le, of Berkhampsted, 604.

—, Warin le, 92.

—, William le, 61, 250, 573.

Ferrandi, Ferandi, Master Bernard, parson of Rothele, 372.

—, Bertram, parson of Rouley, 508.

—, Peter, de Ispania, 213.

Ferrant, Bertrand, parson of Great Houghton, 366.

Ferrariis. See Ferariis.

Ferre, Guy, 147, 642.

Ferrers, Ferreres, John de, 222.

— See Ferariis.

Ferreter, Walter the king's, 48.

Ferriby, North, Northferiby, North Feriby, Northferiby-upon-Humbre, co. York, 423.

—, church of, 392.

—, the prior of, 536.

—, prior and brethren of the Order of the Temple of Jerusalem, 392.

—, William Moygne, parson of, 534.

—, South or Ferriby-upon-Humber, Feriby [co. Lincoln], 8, 57.

Ferronde, Saunche. See Fernandi, Sancius, de Medina de Pumar.

Ferrour, Ferrur. See Ferour.

Ferry of Bagefled, 97.

— across the Humber from Kingstonupon-Hull to Lincolnshire, 344.

—, of Lotharn, 3.

— at Marnham, 397.

— of Mawomeck, 561.

— between Sandwich and Stonor, 2, 85.

— at New Shoreham, co. Sussex, 558.

Ferry Bridge, Feribrigge, co. York, 687.

Ferry Hill, Ferye-on-the-Hill [co. Durham], 538.

Ferur. See Ferour.

Ferye, Ferie, Henry de la, master of la Plentee, 694.

—, John atte, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

—, John, master of la Mariote, 694.

Ferye-on-the-Hill, See Ferry Hill.

Ferynges, Geoffrey de, abbot of Hyde-byWinchester. See Hyde.

Fessu, Fesseu, Richard le, otherwise Richard de Gereseye, king's butler, 42, 607, 608, 677.

—, —, grant of wine to, 607.

—, —, viscount of Jersie, 223, 442, 607.

—, —, his brother, Macie Leloroor. See Lorrour.

—, —, his son John de Gereseye, the viscounty of Jersey granted to, 607.

— See Fasu.

Fevre, Adam le, of Lenchwyke, 74.

—, Alan le, 584.

—, Alan son of William le, 404.

—, Alan son of William le, of Bekingham, 60, 73.

—, Andrew le, 581.

—, Edmund le, at Scardeburgh, 591, 594.

—, Geoffrey le, 679.

—, Henry le, 495, 500, 685.

—, —, of Appelby, 250, 314.

—, Joceus le, 414.

—, John le, of Balshale, 176.

—, —, of Corendon, 326.

—, —, of Paston, 251.

—, Margery daughter of William le, of Standish, 241.

—, Michael le, 696, 698.

—, Nicholas le, 246.

—, Philip le, 152.

—, Richard le, 495.

—, —, of Dodeford, 599.

—, —, of Plesse, 459.

—, —, of Welleby, 684.

—, Robert le, 418.

—, —, monk of St. George, Boscherville, 201.

—, —, of Bautre, 693.

—, —, John "Roberdesman the Smyth," 693.

—, Robert son of William le, of Repynghale, and Margaret his wife, 696.

—, Roger le, 153, 598.

—, —, of Theford, 55.

—, Stephen le, 232.

—, Thomas le, 495.

—, Walter le, 56, 496.

—, William le, 222, 251.

—, —, of Lenchwike, 74.

—, —, of Paston, 251.

—, —, of Shropham, 55.

—, —, of Theford, 55.

—, — and Beatrice his wife, of Standish, 241.

—, —, his sons William, Robert and Hugh, 241.

—, William son of William le, of Glentworth, 414.

—, —, of Sautre, 696.

— See also Smith.

Fewelle, William de, 694.

Feylde. See Feld.

Fichet, William, 414.

Field Place, la Felde [in Goring parish], co. Sussex, 562.

Fienles, Fiens. See Fyenles; Fiens.

Fiens. See Fyens.

Fieschi. See Flisco.

Fiffe, Duncan de, 203.

Fifteenth, 50-52, 193, 265, 348, 363, 450, 473, 518, 615.

—, commissioners to assess the, 49-51, 473-475.

—, form of assessment, 473, 475.

— and twentieth, form of assessment, 51.

— See also Twentieth.

Figheldene, Henry de, and Edith his wife, 457.

Fikenat, Walter, Ken, 57.

Filby, Fyleby [co. Norfolk], 412.

Filesham. See Filsham.

Filey, Fiveleye, co. York. 598.

Filiol, Filhol, Fillol, Filloli, Fyliol, Andrew, 213.

—, John, 85, 87, 142, 154, 246, 249, 579, 580, 694.

—, Master Peter, parson of Martele, or Marteleye, 446, 667.

Fillingham, Fylingham, Fylyngham [co. Lincoln], 217, 393.

Filliol, Fillol. See Filiol.

Fillour, Thomas le, chaplain, 436.

Filsham, Filesham, co. Sussex, 249.

Filton, Elias de, 445.

Filyngham, Thomas son of Thomas de, 414.

— See Fillingham.

Filz Williame, Eoun le, le filz Eoun la Zusche, 24.

Filz. See Fitz; Fiz.

Fimber, Fimmere [co. York], 561.

Finchingfeld, Fynchingfeld, Fynchyngfeld, Walter de, 532.

—, William de, of London, 269, 314, 327, 446.

Finchingfield, Fynchyngfeld [co. Essex], 502.

Findon, Fyndon, co. Sussex, 467, 562.

Finedon, Thingden, Thynden, co. Northampton, 612.

Finegale. See Fynegale.

Fingall, Fynegale [co. York], 31.

Fingerithe. See Fingringhoe.

Finglas, Fynglas, Fynglasse [co. Dublin], James called Puctin Ardingelli of Florence, prebendary of, 642.

—, John de Sandale, prebendary of, 93.

Fingringhoe, Fingerithe, Fyngryngho, Fyngryth [co. Essex], 171, 480.

Finsbury, Fynesbiry, co. Middlesex, 190.

Fiport, Robert, 57.

Fiscampo, John de, 296.

—, William de, 475.

Fishburne, Fisheburne. See Fissheburne.

Fishe. See Fisshe.

Fisheburne. See Fissheburne.

Fisher. See Fissher.

Fishlake, Fisshelake, co. York, 483, 485, 529.

Fisport, Reginald, 126.

Fisshacre, Fissacre, Fyshacre, Martin de, his wife Isabella de Wadetone, 467.

—, Robert de, 370.

—, Walter de, 81.

Fisshe, Fishe, John, bailiff of York, 681, 692.

—, Peter son of Thomas, of Friston, 377.

Fissheburne, Fisshebourne, Fishburne, Fisheborne, Fisheburne, Fyssheburne, Henry de, 23.

—, Thomas de, 54, 60, 64, 130, 234, 236, 241, 245, 261, 320, 597.

—, —, the younger, 373.

—, Thomas son of Thomas de, 687.

—, William de, 24, 515.

Fisshelake, Fisshlake, Hugh de, 511.

Fissher, Fisshere, Fyshere, Elias son of John, 236.

—, John le, 318, 330, 409, 507.

—, Nicholas le, of Walyngton, 381.

—, Philip le, 92.

—, Ralph le, 314.

—, Richard le, 404.

—, —, of Radelegh, 248.

—, —, of Thele, 55, 227.

—, —, and John his son, 56, 227.

—, Robert le, 315, 492.

—, Roger le, 61.

—, William le, 409.

—, —, master of la Welifare, 5.

—, —, mariner, 356.

— See also Peschour; Pessoner.

Fisshlake. See Fishelake.

Fitheler, Hugh le, of Makeseye, 681.

—, William le, 153.

Fitton, Fytton, John de, an assessor for Norfolk, 474.

—, —, a special commissioner, &c. 138, 321, 417, 678, 679.

Fitz Alan, Edmund, earl [1302-1326] of Arundel, 2, 151, 175, 266, 315, 421, 615, 645.

Fitz John, William, bishop of Ossory. See Ossory.

Fitz Leon. See Leonisius, John son of.

Fitz Marmaduke, Richard, 17.

Fitz Maurice. See Maurice, son of.

Fitz Thomas. See Thomas, son of.

Fitz. See Filz; Fiz.

Five Bridge. See Norwich.

Fiveleye. See Filey.

Fiz Adam, John le, le Botiller, 24.

—, Walter le, de Heslarton, 22.

— See Adam.

Fiz Bates, Batesson, Thomas, 252, 415.

— See Batesone.

Fiz Clais, Fiz Clays, Hugemannus le, of Dordrecht, 276, 609.

—, John le, of Dordrecht, 276, 609.

Fiz David, John son of John, of Friston, 377.

— See David.

Fiz Edmund Trussel, Edmund le, 22.

— See Edmund.

Fiz Elez, John le, merchant of Dordrecht, 226.

Fiz Elys, Robert, 277.

Fiz Henry, John le, of Blakeburne, 25.

—, —, le Scot, of Newcastle-uponTyne, 24.

— See Henry.

Fiz Hugh, Elis le, de Stapelton, 24.

—, Henry le, 22.

Fizhugh, John, 592.

— See Hugh.

Fiz Ingram, Wautier le, de Bonyngton, 22.

Fiz Johan, Thomas le, de Heselarton, 21.

Fiz John Gilibrond, John le, 22.

—, Ronyng, William le, of Holme, 24.

— See John.

Fiz Jon, Richard le, le fiz Marmaduke, 21.

Fiz Marmaduke, Richard le fiz Jon le, 21.

Fiz Neel, Robert le, 67.

Fiz Payn, Fiz Paen, Isabella wife of Robert, 579.

—, Robert le, 249.

— See Payn.

Fiz Phelip, Thomas le, le Mareschal of Milford, 21.

— See Phelip.

Fiz Pieres, Robert le, de Burgate, 24.

— See Peter son of.

Fiz Rauf, Randolf le, 23.

—, Robert le, le fiz William de Grymthorpe, 21.

—, William le, the younger, 588, 592.

—, William son of William, 584.

— See Ralph; Rauf.

Fiz Raynolf, John, 248.

Fiz Richard, John, de Hywishe, 25.

—, Ralph. See Richard, Ralph son of.

—, Ralph le, de Preston, 23.

—, Richard le, de Preston, 23.

— See Richard.

Fiz Robert, John de, de Bouyngton, 22.

—, Robert le, le Mouner of Scardeburgh, 24.

—, Thomas le, de Boulton, 23.

— See Robert.

Fiz Ryrith, William, 639.

Fiz Thomas, Johan le, de Pikeringes, 23.

—, William le, 22.

— See Thomas.

Fiz Walter, See Walter.

Fiz Warin, Fiz Waryn, Alan son of William, 502.

—, — See also Warin, Alan son of William son of.

—, Fulk, 618.

—, Fulk le, the elder, 23.

—, John le, 23.

—. Payn le, 23.

—, Peter, 581.

—, Peter son of William, 502, 618.

—, William, 618.

Fiz William, John le, de Leybrun, 24.

—, Ralph le, de Grimpthorpe, 23.

—, Robert le fiz Rauf le, de Grymthorpe, 21.

—, Thomas le, Durant, 24.

— See William.

Fiz. See also Filz; Fitz.

Fladbury, Fladebury [co. Worcester], Robert Russel, parson of, 657.

Flainesborgh. See Flamborough.

Flamborough, Flainesborgh [co. York], Robert le Conestable of, 22.

Flamme. See Falmouth.

Flamosele, Tassard de, 163.

Flamstead, co. Hertford, hospital of Giles, [at Beechwood alias Wcodchurch in the parish of], 220.

Flanders, 97, 140, 142, 144, 149, 210, 213, 234, 246, 266, 356, 387, 401, 438, 512.

—, R. count of, protection for his men and merchants, 260.

—, merchants of Lisbon returning from, 67.

—, men of, losses inflicted at Crauden on, 490.

—, men of, to quit the realm, 435, 440, 450.

—, merchant of, 246.

—, merchandise from, 71.

—, a ship of, 235.

—, corn and victuals taken to, 492.

—, export of ale to, 178.

—, wine sent to, 490.

—, wool for, 15, 56.

—, war with France, 662.

—, Bruges in. See Bruges.

—, le Swyn in. See Swyn.

—, Ypres in. See Ypres.

Flanouer, Agnes, late the wife of Roger le, of Osprenge, 273.

Flathe See Flaythe.

Flaubergh. See Flawborough.

Flaundres, John de, of Asshebroke, 406.

Flauvel, Ralph, of Messingham, 328.

—, —, of Scotre, 159.

Flawborough, Flaubergh [co. Nottingham], 402.

Flawith, Fulwyth in Galtres forest [co. York], 391, 436.

Flaynesford, Henry de, 653.

Flaythe, Flathe, Sibyl, of Great Yarmouth, 280, 440.

Fleald, Alan son of, 307.

Flechere, Flecchare, Flecchere. See Fletchere.

Fleckney, Flekeney [co. Lincoln], 399.

Fleet, the king's. See Ships.

—, captain of the fleet. See Athy.

— for the defence of Ireland and Scotland, 632.

Fleet, Flete, co. Lincoln, 580, 701.

—, [in London], the river, 295.

— prison, [London], the Flete, 229, 685.

— Street. See London.

Fleet Marston, Flethemerston, co. Buckingham, 59.

—, Thomas Neyrnut, parson of, 59.

Fleetham, Fletham, co. York, 175.

Flefrith, co. Worcester, 612.

Flekeney. See Fleckney.

Flekenhowe, William son of Peter de, and Peter his brother, 55, 496.

Fleming, Flemyng, Flemynge, Flemmyng, Flemmeng, Flemmeyng, Flemeng, Adam le, 171.

—, Baldwin le, 480.

—, Gilbert, 25.

—, Henry, 495.

—, Henry le, of Southampton, 622, 625.

—, Hugh le, and John his brother, 589.

—, John, John le, 30, 690, 698, 699.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, 55.

—, —, of Southampton, 622, 625.

—, Lambert le, king's serjeant, 332.

—, Laurence, 414.

—, Nicholas, Nicholas le, 62, 415.

—, —, of York, 668, 681, 692.

—, Peter le, of Caen, 369.

—, Robert, 301.

—, —, of Bristol, 35, 444, 445.

—, Sweteman, 409.

—, Thomas, of Bristol, 445.

—, William le, 414, 589, 624, 660, 666.

—, William, [of Bristol], 68, 134, 605.

Flemings, the, 543.

Flemyng, Flemmyng, Flemmynge. See Fleming.

Flessher, William, 414.

Flesshewer, Flesshehewer, Flesshewere, Thomas le, of Daventre, 396, 684, 696.

—, Walter le, 589.

— See also Boucher.

Fletchere, Flecchere, Fletchare, Flecchare, John le, 452.

—, John son of Peter de, or Peter le, 499, 600.

—, Robert le, 593.

—, —, of Peterborough, 696.

Flete, John de, 85.

—, —, parson of Gyselham, 442.

—, Ralph de, 510.

—, William de, of London, 386.

—, William de la, of Wolfricheston, 668.

— See Fleet.

Fletham. See Fleetham.

Flethemerston. See Fleet Marston.

Fleynt. See Flint.

Flicham, Flitham, Roger de, 58.

Fliche, Adam, 414.

Flint, Fleynt, Henry, 580.

—, John, 690.

Flint, Flynt [co. Flint], breaking the prison of, 485.

Flinton, Flynton [co. York], 110.

Flisco, Flysk, Fieschi, Charles de, to be of the king's council and house, 340.

—, Luke de, cardinal [deacon of St. Mary's in Via Lata], parson of Tyrington, [in error Tyringam], 382, 622.

Flitham. See Flicham.

Flixton, Ralph de, 464.

Flocton. See Flowton.

Flode, Richard de la, 467.

—, Walter de la, 467.

Flode. la, [co. Devon], 467.

Floore, Flore [co. Northampton,] 525.

Florden, Flordon, co. Norfolk, 55, 67.

Flore. See Floore.

Florence, John, of Carleton Rode, 222.

—, William son of John, of Carleton Road, 222.

Florence, 609.

—, merchant of, 396.

— in Italy, merchants of the Society of the Bardi of, 11, 43, 106, 109, 126, 169, 205, 216, 287, 289, 348, 363, 381, 450, 513, 516, 518, 521, 522, 524, 577, 605, 606, 608, 636, 640, 653, 661, 663, 670, 672, [673], 677.

—, merchants of the Society of the Perruches of, 254.

—, merchants of the Society of the Scala of, 118.

—, merchants of the Society of the Spini, 36.

—, Peter Regalet of, 345.

—, Tanus Barnardini, merchant of, 396.

—. See Ardingelli; Barde; Francisci of Florence; Friscobaldi; Manetti; Paganelli; Peruchi; Portunare of Florence; Spina.

Florencia, Bertinus de, 285.

—, Master James de, otherwise James Sinibaldi, Sinebald, or Senebaud, de Florencia, archdeacon of Winchester, 20, 365, 572, 602, 609.

—, —, canon of Romeseye, 365.

—, —, parson of Brightwell, 540.

—, —, parson of Ivyngho, 365.

—, Reginald de, 318.

Florent-lez-Saumur [Maine et Loire, France], St. Florence [Saumur], grant by William I. to the abbey of, 307.

Florins, gold, 205.

Flory, Geoffrey, 422.

Flosmonger, Henry le, 146.

Flowton, Flocton, co. Suffolk, 145.

Flynt. See Flint.

Flynthard, Richard, of London, 518.

Flynton, Herbert de, 402, 536.

—, —, and Cicely his wife, 332.

— See Flinton.

Flysk. See Flisco.

Fochenham. See Feckenham.

Fochet, William le, 'warner,' 696, 698.

Fockewell, Robert, 500.

Fodryngeye. See Fotheringhay.

Foggathorpe, Fowarthorpe [co. York], 610.

Fokeram, Fukeram, Reynald de, 23.

—, Richard de, 109, 123.

Folbaroun, Alice, late the wife of John, of Goldesburgh, 579.

Folcard, Alan, 57.

Folegaumbe. See Folejambe.

Folejambe, Folegaumbe, William, of Gratton, 423, 426.

Folesford, Nicholas de, 701.

Folesham. See Folsham.

Folester, Maurice le, 357.

Foleville, John de, 355.

—, —, Mabel his wife, 355.

—, Ralph de, 461.

Folifat, Alan de, 544.

Foliot, Folyot, Geoffrey, 216.

—, Richard, 635, 607.

—, Richard son of Edmund, 423.

—, Roger, 263, 499, 590.

—, Walter, of Meleburiwaket, 240.

Folke, Folk [co. Dorset], William, parson of 240.

Folkerton, Roger de, a prebendary in the chapel of St. Mary and the Holy Angels, York, 675.

Folkestone, Folkestan [co. Kent], prior of, 512.

Folkesworthe. See Folksworth.

Folketon, John de, [of Scarborough], 494, 587.

—. See Folkton.

Folkingham, Folkyngham, co. Lincoln, 401, 552.

Folkington, Folkynton [co. Sussex], Roger, parson of, 534.

Folksworth, Folkesworthe [co. Rutland], John de Glaston, parson of, 54.

Folkton, Folketon [co. York], William de Salford, parson of, 673.

Folkynton, Thomas de, [of Scarborough], 494, 587, 593.

Folly John, Foly Johan, the manor of Belestre, commonly called 'Folye Jon,' co. Berks, 211, 638, 640, 641, 645.

Folquardby, Folquardeby, John de, 399.

—, Thomas de, 92, 408, 409.

—, —, parson of Salwarpe, 379.

Folsham, Folesham, Peter de, 57.

Folstowe. See Foulstowe.

Folwode. See Fulwood.

Foly Johan, Folye Jon. See Folly John.

Folyot. See Foliot.

Fontarabia. See Fuenterrabia.

Fontayne, Fontayns. See Fountaine.

Fonte, Walter de, 467.

Fonte Arabia. See Fuentarrabia.

Fontem, Robert ad. See Welle, Robert atte.

Fontenay [Cote d'Or, France], abbot of, 291.

Fontenelle, St. Vandrille [diocese of Rouen, France], William, abbot of, 213.

Fontevrault [Maine et Loire, France], abbess of, 281.

—, visitation of the house of the order in England, 281.

—, Mary, the king's sister a nun of, 261.

Fontibus. See Fountaine.

Foot soldier, aid of a, 529.

—, grant of a, 532.

—, Welsh, levied in Glamorgan and Morgannou, 539.

Forcetti, Forcinetti, Dynus, or Dinus, 605, 608, 661, 663, 670, 672 [673], 677.

Forcinetti. See Forcetti.

Ford, Forde, co. Salop, 677.

—, East, Estford, co. Kent, 118.

Forde, Ford, John de la, 249, 683.

—, —, purveyor, 111.

—, Robert atte, 153.

—, Master Thomas de la, parson of Cotum by Newerk, 399.

Forde, co. Devon, abbot and convent of, 217, 619, 655.

— See Ford.

Fordele, Robert de, bailiff at Yarmouth, 142.

Forderingeye. See Fotheringhay.

Fordham, Alice wife of John de, 682.

—, John de, 57.

—, Reginald de, 57.

—, Walter de, 57.

Fordington, Fordinton, Fordyngton, co. Dorset, 240, 577, 578, 624, 664.

—, on the confines of the counties of Wilts and Dorset, 234.

Foreign merchants. See Merchants.

Foreshill. See Fossil.

Forest, justice of the. See Despenser; Leyburne; Segrave.

—, keepers of the. See Despenser; Monte Hermerii; Segrave; Umframville.

—, keepers, stewards, or foresters of the, 468.

—, commissioners for the perambulation of the, 296, 539.

—, perambulation of the, 324, 398, 529, 531.

—, charter of the, Carta de Foresta, 324, 398.

— on this side Trent, licence to hunt in, 468.

—, reservation of hunting in the, 532.

— [malpractices by ministers] of the, 422.

—, vert and venison in. See Vert.

Forestalling, commissioners touching, 9.

— at Kirkele, 140, 142.

— at Scarborough, 494, 587, 594.

—, acts of, in Norfolk and Suffolk, 326.

Forester, Forster, Forestarius, John le, 236, 334, 481, 600, 682, 684.

—, Nicholas le, 409.

—, Ralph le, 588, 592.

—, Reginald le, 136.

—, Robert the, of Walter, Robert Wautereforester, 410.

—, Robert son of Roger le, of Gaynesburgh, 380.

—, Roger le, of Geynesburgh, 380.

—, —, of Wherwelle, 70.

—, Walter, 70, 410.

—, William le, of Bristol, 445.

—, —, of Wilton, 425.

Forgeore, William le, 302.

Forlornhayn, merchant of the count of Holand, 262, 319.

Forman, Robert, of Fraysthorpe, 60, 168.

Fornham St. Martin [co. Suffolk], 305.

Forsetti. See Forcetti.

Forshull. See Fossil.

Forspe, Arnold de, merchant of Gascony, 516.

Forster. See Forester.

Fort, John le, of Whitsand, 202.

—, Richard, parson of the church of Nene Solers, 620, 650.

Fort', William, 520.

Forteguerre, Forte Guerre, Fortegere, Vannus, of Lucca, 189, 242, 255, 352, 637.

Forteye, John son of William de la, 161, 264.

Forthho, Adam de, 427, 496.

— See Furtho.

Fortibus, Forz, Isabella de, [daughter of Baldwin de Redvers, earl (1216-1240) of Devon], the wife of William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, countess of Devon and Albemarle. See Redvers.

—, —, her mother Amicia [wife of Baldwin de Redvers earl (1216-1240), the daughter of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford], countess of Devon See Redvers.

—, — [her sister], Margaret a nun of Lacok, 126.

—, William de, earl (1262-1293) of Albemarle, 180.

Fosceton. See Foston.

Foss, the, at York, 402.

Fosse, Fosso, John de, or John atte, 411, 412, 414, 415.

—, John atte, or John de, special commissioner, 62, 418, 497, 695, 701.

Fosse bridge. See York.

Fossedame. See Foussedame.

Fossegate. See York.

Fossegrayve, Fossegraive, Fossegreive, Adam le, [of York], 681, 692.

Fossil, Foreshill, Forshulle [co. Dorset], 4.

Fosso. See Fosse.

Fostebury, John de, 625.

Fosterman, Roger le, 252, 415.

Foston, Hugh de, 165, 570.

—, John de, 494.

—, Richard de, 3.

—, William de, 3.

Foston upon the Wolds, Foston by Great Kelk, Fosceton, co. York, 61, 148, 245.

—, Robert le Constable, parson of, 60, 148, 245.

Foteman, Roger le, 658.

Fotheringhay, Foderingeye, Fodryngeye, co. Northampton, 308, 524.

Foucher. See Fucher.

Foukes, Walter, 47.

— See Foulke.

Fouldon, John de, 57.

—, Robert de, 235, 308, 413.

Foulke, John, 597.

— See Foukes.

Foulride, Gervase de, 509.

Foulstowe, Foustowe, Fulstowe, Adam de, [of Scarborough], 493, 494, 586, 587, 592.

Foulsutton, Henry son of Robert de, 538.

Foun, Peter, 138, 232, 317, 351, 412.

—, Richard, 419.

Fountaine, Funtayne, Funteygnes, Funteyns, Christiana, late the wife of William de, 99.

—, John son of John de, and Robert his brother, 425.

—, Nicholas son of Henry de, 679.

Fountains [co. York], abbot of, 136, 383.

—, Walter, abbot of, 591.

Founteney. See Funteneye.

Fourbhes, Nicholas, 24.

Fourbissour, Richard le, of Horncastre, 216.

Fourbour, Robert le, [of Bristol], 605.

Fournier, Master John le, 653.

— See also Baker; Pestur.

Foussedame, John de, or John, 679, 689.

Foustowe. See Foulstowe.

Foward, Richard, 139.

Fowarthorpe, Foggathorpe, co. York, 610.

Fowemenedene, ? Fownhope, co. Hereford, 678.

Fower, Joan, late the wife of Reginald le, 480.

—, John le, 480.

Fowey, Fowy, co. Cornwall, selection of a ship and men in, 696.

— See Lanteglos by Fowey.

Fowler. See Fughelere.

Fowne. See Foun.

Fownhope, Fowemendene, co. Hereford, 678.

Fowy. See Fowey.

Fox, Geoffrey, 581.

—, Henry, 596.

—, John, 597.

—, Richard le, 495.

—, Robert, 581.

—, Thomas, 581.

—, Thomas le, 495.

—, William, 581.

—, —, of York, 73.

Fox, licence to hunt, 183, 187.

—, nets for the capture of, 184, 187.

Foxcote, Foxecote, Henry de, 618.

—, Margery de, 69.

—, Roger de, 496.

Foxcote [co. Gloucester], 139.

—, co. Salop, 496.

Foxele. See Foxle.

Foxheler, John son of Hugh de, of Misterton, 60.

Foxholme, Foxholm, in Galtres forest [co. York], 391, 436.

Foxle, Foxlee, Foxele, John de, [a baron of the Exchequer], commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 55, 56, 64, 68, 70, 71, 73, 98, 129, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 139, 143, 144, 146, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 225, 227-229, 231, 234, 237, 239, 243, 244, 247, 249, 250, 290, 310-313, 317, 321, 324, 326, 328, 330, 336, 402, 403, 406, 408-413, 415-418, 420, 421, 425, 426, 428, 437, 444, 478, 492, 494, 498, 500, 506, 539, 579, 580, 586, 596, 621, 650, 666, 668, 669, 678, 680, 686, 688, 689, 694, 695, 698, 699.

—, —, one of the king's commissioners to the clergy of Canterbury, 114.

—, —, tenant of Queen Margaret, 517.

—, —, and Constance his wife, 517.

Foxton, Adam de, 153.

—, Robert de, 3, 88, 125, 153, 177.

—, —, special commissioner, 137, 688, 693.

—, —, chirographer of the Bench, 31.

—, Master Thomas de, presented to Hintlesam church, 207.

Fracsino, Robert son of Edward de, of Lechelade, and Matilda his wife, 651.

Fraisthorpe, Fraysthorpe [co. York], 60, 148.

Framale, Framule, Robert le, of Rounale, 598.

—, Roberdeservaunt le, 598.

Framelyngeham, Framlyngham, John de, 279.

—, Simon de, 417.

Framlingham, Framelyngham [co. Suffolk] 236.

— [in Loes hundred, co. Suffolk], Castle Framlingham, Casteltramelyngham, co. Suffolk, 601, 686.

—, — See Framelyngham.

Frampton, Thomas de, 360.

Frampton, Fraunketon, co. Lincoln, 599.

—, Richard de Elsefeld, parson of, 20.

Frampton Cotterel, Frampton Cotel [co. Gloucester], 30.

Framule. See Framale.

France, 7, 45, 161, 263, 281, 450, 458, 572.

—, king (Edward II.) and Queen Isabella crossing to, 106.

—, king Edward II. in, 45.

—, passage of Queen Isabella into, 306.

—, [commissioners of Edward II.] to do homage to Louis, king of, 457, 458.

—, the king of, 435, 440, 450, 662.

—, — See Louis; Philip.

—, chamberlain of the king of. See Marny.

—, constable of. See Casteillon.

—, merchants of the power of the king of, 338, 352, 363, 369.

—, merchants and others of Normandy and other parts of, 557.

—, ship sent to trade to, 356.

—, corn from, 370, 371, 373, 386, 558.

—, horses and armour from, 643.

—, courts in, 459.

—, roll of, 557.

—, the peace with, 557.

—, war between the king of, and Edward I., 636, 640, 673.

—, war between Flanders and, 662.

—, St. Denis in. See Saint Denis.

Franceis, Franceys, Frances. See Fraunceis.

Francis, cardinal of the church of Rome. See Gaytani.

Francisci, Maneutus, Manettus, of Florence, 11, 43, 106, 109, 126, 169, 216, 266.

Frangipani. See Neapolio.

Frank. See Fraunk.

Frank-pledge, 215, 504.

Frankton, Fraunkton [co. Warwick], Richard de Furneux, parson of, 393.

Fransa, Bernard de, 144.

Frapaile, Ralph, of Dynant, 251, 409, 518.

Fratre, William, of London, 447.

Fraunceis, Fraunceise, Fraunces, Fraunceys, Fraunceyse, Franceis, Frances, Adam, 364.

—, Geoffrey, 61, 591.

—, Henry son of Peter le, of Bristol, 35, 444, 445.

—, Joan, late the wife of Alan, of Bekyngham, 301, 409, 412.

—, —, and Thomas, John and Alan his sons, 301.

—, John, the elder, [of Bristol], 35, 68, 70, 133, 134, 144, 605.

—, —, the younger, [of Bristol], 133.

—, John, of Trewarviened, 303.

—, Mariota, 643.

—, Nigel, and Isabella his wife, 247.

—, Peter le, or Peter, of Bristol, 35, 143, 604, 605.

—, —, and Isabella his wife, 444.

—, Ralph, 146.

—, Thomas son of Alan, [of Bekyngham], 409.

—, Walter, [of Bristol], 68, 70.

—, William, 86, 273.

—, —, of Assheford, 72.

—, —, parson of Cotenham, 670.

—, —, parson of Hollebrok, 549.

—, —, parson of Scaldeflet, 312.

Fraunckhomme, William, 46.

Frauncmauntel. See Cambridge.

Fraunk, Fraunke, Frank, John, of Brokesburne, 230, 407, 422.

—, Walter, of Brokesburne, 230, 407, 422.

Fraunketon. See Frampton.

Fraunkton. See Frankton.

Fraxinis. See Fracsino.

Fraysthorpe. See Fraisthorpe.

Frecheville, Ralph de, 345, 361.

Free bench, custom [in London] of, 304.

Freebridge, Frethebrigge, co. Norfolk, hundred of, 698

[Freedom, grant of]. See Manumission.

Freisel, Fresel, Freysel, John, 589.

—, Richard, 138.

Freiston, Freston, co. Lincoln, 568.

Frejus. archdeacon of. See Balaeto.

Freman, Fremon, Nicholas le, 685.

—, Ralph, of Ingham, 484.

—, Richard, of Sulgholm, 170.

—, Robert le, of Adrynton, 61.

—, Roger, 241, 312.

—, William, 153.

Fremantle, Fremantel [co. Hants], 617.

Frembaud. See Fermbaud.

Fremesworth, William de, 318.

Fremon. See Freman.

Frend, Frende, John, purveyor, 111, 183.

Frendesbury, Walter de, 102.

Frenes, John de, 86.

Frenge, John de, of Lenne, 58, 103.

— See Frenze.

Frensshe, Frenshe, Freynch, Freynshe, John le, 145.

—, Matilda la, of Norhampton, 48.

—, Reginald le, 688, 693.

—, William le, of Tyngryngho, 171.

Frenyngham, John de, 680.

Frenze, Frenge, co. Norfolk, 698.

—, John Biron, parson of, 698.

Frere, Nicholas, of Flekeney, 399.

—, Richard le, 248.

—, Robert le, 64.

—, Stephen le, of Deone, 470.

—, Thomas, 434.

Freres, James atte, of Fridaythorpe, 561.

—, William de, [of York], 681, 692.

Frese, Gervase, 429.

—, William, 429.

Fresel. See Freisel.

Fresingfeld, Fressingfeld, Fresyngfeld, Fresengfeld, Frysingfeld, Master Geoffrey de, 121.

—, John de, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 231, 237, 238, 243, 244, 251, 261, 262, 314, 318, 321, 323, 324, 326, 327, 406, 409, 411, 412, 418, 419, 423, 428, 431, 495-497, 502, 503, 513, 518, 678, 682, 683, 686, 688, 700.

—, —, his attorneys in Ireland, 10, 106, 282, 553.

—, —, justice of assize, 442.

—, William de, 121.

Freskeneie, Freskeneye, Friskenay, Friskeney, Friskeneye, Fryskeneye, Fryskeny, Ranulph de, 64, 319.

—, Walter de, 665.

—, —, a commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 63, 129, 154, 226, 243, 248, 320, 329, 580, 589, 600, 682, 691, 696, 698.

Fressingfeld. See Fresingfeld.

Frestlyng. See Fristlynge.

Freston, Laurence de, 523.

—, Richard de, [of York], 173.

—, William de, of Iwardby, 596.

—, —, [of York], 173.

— See Fryston.

Freston, co. Lincoln. See Freiston.

Fresyngfeld. See Fresingfeld.

Fretemon, Robert, 406, 408, 409.

Frethe. See Frithe.

Frethebrigge. See Freebridge.

Freynsshe. See Frensshe.

Friars, or other religious, vagabond, arrest of, 512.

—, Augustinians. See Bardsey; Blackmore; Boston; Grimsby; Oxford; Oxford; Pristoll.

— Carmelite. See Blakeney; Boston; Cambridge; Dublin; Hitchin; Ipswich; Maldon; Marlborough; Nottingham; Sheen; York.

—, —, vagabond friars of the order of, 349.

—, Crutched, or, friars of the order of the Holy Cross, protection for, 178.

—, —, vagabond friars of, to be arrested, 512.

—, — See also Sarum, Old.

— Minors, apostate friars of the order of, 217.

—, — See also Doncaster; Exeter; Llanvaes; Lynn; Scarborough; York.

— Preachers, 464, 628.

—, —, their proctor, Stephen de Sydolvesmere, 186.

—, —, arrest of vagabond friars of the order of, 176, 177, 186.

—, — See also Athy; Langley; London; Northampton; Warwick; Yarm.

—, Trinitarian, or of the Order of the Holy Trinity. See Hounslow; Oxford.

— See also Orders.

Friday, Fridai, Robert, of Ingoldeby, 410.

—, Stephen, 418.

Fridaythorpe, co. York, 561.

Fries. See Fryes.

Friesland, Frisland, lord of. See Hainault.

Frimle, Baldwin de, 575.

Frimsyngesbere, John de, 500.

Frisby-by-Galby, Friseby-by-Gauby [co. Leicester], 27.

Friscobaldi [of Florence], the king's receivers in England, Gascony, and Ireland, 445.

Friseby. See Frisby.

Frisemarisco. See Frysmarays.

Friskenad, Simon de, 534.

Friskeney, Friskeneye. See Freskeneie.

Frisland. See Friesland.

Frismarsk, Frisshemersh [co. York], 365.

Fristlynge, Fristeling, Fristling, Frestlyng, Richard de, a purveyor, 381, 448, 486, 607, 677.

Friston [co. Suffolk], 377.

Frithe, Richard le, 239, 404.

Friton, Fryton [co. York]. See Barton of Fryton.

Friville, Fryville, Alexander de, 108, 123, 482.

Froger, archdeacon [1155-1167] of Derby, 285.

Froille, Froll, Froyle, John de, 626, 668.

—, —, keeper of the house of St. John, Winchester, 416.

—, Robert de, 145.

—, Thomas de, 312.

Froll. See Froille.

Frollisworthe. See Frowlesworth.

Frombaud. See Fermbaud.

Frome, Reginald de, 229, 334.

Frome, co. Somerset, 39, 161.

—, Henry, chaplain of, 161.

—, John le Somnour, chaplain of, 161.

Fromond. See Fromunde.

Fromton, Henry de, [of Bristol], 35.

Fromunde, Fromond, John, monk of Tavistock, 449.

—, William, 145.

Frost, Nicholas, 138.

—, Roger son of Adam, 138.

—, William son of Adam, 138.

—, — —, of Upwelle, 138.

Froville [near Pontoise, Seine et Oise, France], Geoffrey, prior of, 439.

Frowe, Durand, prior of Eye, 11.

Frowlesworth, Frollisworthe [co. Leicester], 60.

Frowyk, Roger de, 49, 400.

Froyle. See Froille.

Frumpton Cotel, John son of William de, 30.

— See Frampton Cotterel.

Fryes, Fries, Andrew de, merchant of Spain, 300, 368.

Frymbaud. See Fermbaud.

Frynke, Matilda, 153.

Frysingfeld. See Fresingfeld.

Fryskeneye, Fryskeny. See Freskenie.

Frysmarays, Thomas de, 25.

Fryston, Freston, William de, of York, 540.

Frythe, le. See Darlington; Frithe.

Fryton, Friton. See Barton of Fryton.

Fryville. See Friville.

Fucher, Fuchir, Fuckere, Foucher, Adam le, 414.

—, —, his sons Adam, William, and John, 414.

—, Eustace, 220.

—, John, 359.

—, —, of Nottingham, 691.

—, William le, 414.

— Compare Hunter.

Fuckere. See Fucher.

Fuenterrabia, Fontarabia, Fonte Arabia [Biscay, Spain], the ship St. Mary of, 71, 144.

Fughelere, Fughler, John le, 425.

—, John son of Hugh le, of Misterton, 73.

Fuiz. See Filz; Fitz; Fiz.

Fuiz Dothin, Pieres le. See Dothyn, Peter son of.

Fuke. See Foukes; Foulke.

Fukeram. See Fokeram.

Fulbek, co. Nottingham, the river, 430, 503.

Fulham, Adam de, 159.

Fulham, Fulleham [co. Middlesex], Henry Barry, parson of, 353.

Fuller, Fullere, Fulere, Adam, 690.

—, Stephen le, 545, 546.

—, Thomas le, 690.

—, William le, of Eppinghathe, 615.

— See Fullour.

Fullour, Fullur, Fulour, Fulur, Fulure, Adam le, of Kereseye, 588, 592.

—, John, 690.

—, John le, 66.

—, Walter le, of Shire, 306.

Fulmere, John, 571.

Fulour. See Fullour.

Fulstowe. See Foulstowe.

Fulur, Fulure. See Fullour.

Fulwood, Folwode, 397.

Fulwyth, co. York, 391, 436.

— See Flawith.

Funtayne. See Fountaine.

Funteneye, Founteney, William son of Richard de, of Little Cotes, 656.

Funtengempes, Philip de, 411.

Funteygnes, Funteyns, Funteyne. See Fountaine.

Furnays. See Furness.

Furneaus, Furneis, Furneus, Furneaux, Fourneax, Furness, Furneux, John de, parson of Aynderby Wyththestepel, 539.

—, Juliana daughter of William de, 368.

—, Matthew de, 55, 229, 414, 419, 685.

—, —, sheriff of Devon, 242, 243.

—, Richard de, parson of Fraunkton, 393.

—, Robert de, 221.

Furness, Furnays, Furneys, co. Lancaster, 252, 415.

—, abbot of, 219, 355, 387.

—, John, abbot of, 252, 415.

—, —, complaint touching the fishery in the Lune by, 307.

—, monks and lay brothers [named] of, 252, 415.

Furneux. See Furneaus.

Furneys, Furnays. See Furness.

Furnivall, Thomas de, the elder, 591.

Furtho, Fortho, Forthho, co. Northampton, 427, 496.

Fybrygge, bridge of. See Norwich.

Fyenles, Fienles, Robert de, 80, 163.

—, —, seneschal of Ponthieu, and Montreuil, 539, 563, 665.

Fyens, Fiens, Walter de, 80.

Fykeys, John, 330.

—, Thomas, 318.

Fyleby. See Filby.

Fylyngham, Fylingham. See Fillingham.

Fymmere. See Fimber.

Fyn, Hugh, 58.

—, Nicholas son of Juliana, 251.

Fyncham, Thomas de, 436.

Fynche, John le, 502.

Fynchyngfeld. See Finchingfeld; Finchingfield.

Fyndon. See Findon.

Fynegale, Finegale, John son of Robert son of Margaret de, 31.

—, Nicholas de, 31.

— See also Fingall.

Fynesbiry. See Finsbury.

Fynger, Henry, 492.

Fynglas, Fynglasse. See Finglas.

Fyngryngho. See Fingringhoe.

Fyngryth. See Fingringhoe.

Fyshacre. See Fisshacre.

Fyssheburne. See Fissheburne.

Fytton. See Fitton.

Fyvele, William de, [of Scarborough], 493, 587, 593.