Index: N,O

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Names, Christian, unusual:
-, (a) male: Aleph (Mogreg); Averey for Alfred (Rawson); Baptist (Sweryndon); Beman (Roger); Cornelius (Harper); Dankard (Nordok); Degree for Diggory (Heynes); Derik (Cace); Gawin (Eglesfeld; Ogle); Gibill (Hodge); Godard (Oxenbrigge); Halnath (Haskot); Hamnet (Haryngton); Lancelot (Thirkeld); Leon (Crawforth; Dymmok); Libeus (Alcock); Lodowyke (Wyngfeld); Makyn (Anderton); Ninian (Kirkbrid; Markenfeld); Otes (Gilbert; Goeff); Otwell (Ingyll); Percival (Cresacre; Hart); Rawlyn (Grigby); Sayer (Mynshull); Thurstan (Worthyngton); Tristram (Franke); Vincent (Holywode); Wistan, Wiscard (Brown); Wymund (Ralegh).
-, (b) female: Andrewe (Younge); Annes (Kirkbrid); Avis (Mauncer); Emmot (Clybborn); Gertrude (Sampyll); Iden (Norborough); Jaket (Fortescu); Lettice, Lethis (Neville); Sanchia (Dyneley); Thomasine (Cary).

Nanfan (Nanson), John, esq., of Birtsmorton, 811.

-, Margaret wife of Sir Richard, 801.

Nansiglos, Thomas, esq., of Blakesley, 377 (xiv).

Nanson, William, (gent.), 142, 827.

-, -, sheriff's attorney, 800 (iii, iv).

Nappa, Nappey [in Gisburn], Yorks, 701, 919.

Napper, Henry, 467.

Napsbury, Herts, Sopwell in, 460.

Nassh, Alan, of Down, 261.

- Cf. Asshe.

Naston. See Knowstone.

Naunton, Glos., Harford in, 61.

Naworth (Maworth), Naward, Cumb., 315.

-, castle and lordship, 512.

Nayler, John, 116.

Neals Ing, Nelesyng [in Giggleswick], Yorks, 500.

Neasden, Neseden, in Willesden, Middx., 594.

Nedham, Nedeham, Richard. See Sewell.

-, Robert, gent., of Cranage, 515.

Needingworth, Nedyngworth [in Holywell], Hunts, 386.

Neen Sollars, Neynsolers, Salop, rector of. See Pole, O.

Nekofeld, John, draper, of London, 418 (vi).

Nele, Richard, 941.

-, -, fishmonger, of London, 607 (iii).

Nenfield. See Ninfield.

Neseden. See Neasden.

Ness, East, Estnesse [in Hovingham], Yorks, manor, 771.

Netheravon, Netherhavyn, Wilts, manor, 937.

Nethercot, William, scholar, 229.

Netherhall, Cumb., 818.

Nether Hall, in Bradfield, Essex, 381.

Netherheyford. See Heyford, Nether.

Netherwent. See Gwent, Nether.

Nethirtynton. See Toynton, Low.

Netley, Letley, Hants, William abbot of, 891.

Nettlecombe, Netelcombe, Som., 955 (iii), 973.

Nettlestead, Netilstede, Kent, 688.

Nettlestead, Nettylsted [Suff.], 397.

Neubery. See Newberry.

Neuborowe. See Newburgh.

Neudigate. See Newdegate.

Neuport Paynell. See Newport Pagnell.

Neville, Nevele, Nevell, Nevyle, Nevyll, George (kt.), lord Abergavenny, 93, 131, 201, 228, 340, 389 (xvii), 414, 423, 435, 496, 509, 599, 825.

-, -, -, John brother of, 340.

-, Lettice (Harecourt) wife of Thomas, 758.

-, Thomas, 758.

-, -, esq., of Childs Wickham, 825 (i).

-, -, -, of Holt, 181.

-, -, gent., of Sleaford, 767.

-, William, 715.

Neville's Inn, Nevelsynne, Oxford, 229.

New Forest, Hants, keeping of, 729.

Newall [in Otley], Yorks, 454.

Newark, Newerk, Notts, 807.

Newark [in Send], Surrey, priory, 503.

-, prior of. See Harryson, L.; Whalley, W.

Newarke. See Leicester.

Newberry, Neubery, John, 279.

-, Robert, 365.

Newbold upon Avon, Warw., Little Lawford in, 418 (i).

Newburgh, Neuborowe, Roger, kt., 43.

-, Thomas, esq., 378.

Newburn, Neweborn, Northumb., 674.

Newbury, Newebery, Berks, 418 (vii), 971.

Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastell [Northumb.], 538, 958.

-, guild merchant of, 288.

-, mayor and bailiffs of, 7.

-, port of, customs etc. in, 288.

-, recognizances at, 454.

Newcourt, Newecourt [unidentified; (?) Monm.], 453.

Newdegate, Neudigate, Newedegate, John (esq., gent.), 34, 181, 509, 596, 694, 715, 776.

-, -, -, of Harefield, 710.

Newdigate, Newdegate, Surrey, Apperley Wood in, 712.

Newdyk, George and Thomas, sons of Richard, 401.

Newebye, James, shearman, of Southwark, 551.

Newehuchyn. See Petherton, North.

Neweland, Bartholomew, goldsmith, of London, 377 (ii).

-, John, abbot of Bristol, 707.

Neweman. See Newman.

Newenham, Edmund, 11 (xxvii).

-, Nicholas, gent., of London 11 (xxvii).

Newenham, Newham [in Axminster, Devon], John abbot and monks of, 647 (xxxiv).

Newent, Glos., 707.

Newenton. See Newington.

Newerk. See Newark.

Newers, Richard and Agnes, of Wootton, daughters of. See Clement; Grandon.

Neweton. See Newton.

Newhall [in Stapenhill], Derb., 725, 904 (viii).

Newhall [(?) in Thurlaston], Leics, 904 (v).

Newham. See Newenham.

Newington, Newenton by Sithingborn, Kent, 953.

Newington Bagpath, Newenton and Bagpath, Glos., 260.

Newington [Stoke], Middx., 485.

Newland, Newlond [in Good Easter, Essex], prebend in St. Martin's le Grand, 389 (xvii).

Newlyn East, Cornw., Degembris manor in, 704.

Newman, Neweman, Joan, of London, late the wife of Edmund Buntyng, 10.

-, John, 416.

-, Richard, 416.

Newport, Robert, esq., of Furneux Pelham, 549.

-, William, the elder, tailor, of London, 869.

-, -, son of Richard son of William the elder, yeoman, of Kentish Town, 869.

Newport Pagnell, Neuport Paynell, Bucks, 148, 156.

Newton, Neweton, Elizabeth wife of Richard, 4.

-, Humphrey, gent., 945.

-, dame Isabel, 89.

-, John, kt., 293.

-, Richard, esq., 4, 89.

-, Thomas, prior of Christchurch by Aldgate, 825 (i).

Newton, Neweton [(?) in Gosforth], Cumb., 312, 418 (i), 555, 679.

Newton [(?) Bank, in Gargrave], Yorks, 454.

Newton Flotman, Neweton, Norf., 152.

Newton [in Makerfield, in Winwick], Lancs, 341.

Newton Longville, Bucks, 948.

Newton Valence, Hants, manor, 524.

Newuyndesore. See Windsor, New.

Neynsolers. See Neen Sollars.

Nicoll, Nicholes, Nicholl, Nicollis, Nicols, George, 224, 727, 768.

-, -, scrivener, of London, 175.

-, Gilbert, of Buntingford, 461.

-, John, 827.

-, -, yeoman, 608.

Nikke, master Richard, dean of chapel of king's household, 68.

-, -, bishop of Norwich [1501–1536], 126, 168.

Ninfield, Nenfeld, Sussex, Moor Hall manor in, 182.

Nobis, Robert, servingman, of Caston, 608.

Nocton, Lincs, 924.

Noneton. See Nuneaton.

Noon, Henry, gent., of Shelfanger, 484.

Norborough, Iden, widow, 22.

Norborough, Northants. See Northborough.

Norbury, Anne daughter of John. See Halywell.

-, Jane wife of John, 196, 400.

-, John, kt., 196, 400.

Nordeham. See Northiam.

Nordok, Dankard, 21.

Noreys, Norice, Norres, Norreys, Norys, Edmund, esq., son of John, 907.

-, Henry, esq., of Speke, 861.

-, Joan (Brudenell) wife of Robert, 165.

-, John, 907.

-, Juliane wife of Edmund, 907.

-, Robert, 165.

-, -, mercer (of London), 258, 358.

-, William, kt., 131, 236, 671, 767.

-, -, esq. of the king's household, 852 (ii).

Norfolk, duchess of. See Howard.

Norfolk:
-, escheator in, 187, 728.
-, lands and manors in, 106, 108, 112, 116, 152, 179, 181, 265, 266, 319, 349, 463, 473, 482, 554, 566, 608, 609, 615, 621, 639, 695, 703, 720, 728, 737, 750, 766, 776, 802, 841, 867, 911, 921, 947, 956, 975, 990.
-, sheriff of, 115, 631, 800 (iv), 879 (i).

Norfolke, Robert, 268.

Norice, Norres, Norreys. See Noreys.

Norman, Richard, of Booth, 508.

Norrington, Northyngton [in Alvediston], Wilts, 691.

North, John, brewer, of London, 348.

North, —, 461.

North Hill, Cornw., Tremollett manor in, 704.

Northalez. See Hales, North.

Northampton, 708.

-, castle or gaol, constable of, 80.

-, -, janitor of, 80.

Northamptonshire:
-, commissary of, 809.
-, escheator in, 83, 85, 184.
-, lands and manors in, 92, 104, 145, 234, 241, 263, 276, 325, 377 (vii), 389 (xvii), 450, 473, 482, 554, 566, 573, 575, 590, 702, 708, 720, 721, 723, 724, 727, 740, 757, 763, 765, 768, 786, 794, 809, 834, 866, 884, 949, 951, 956.
-, sheriff of, 80, 800 (i).

Northbemflete. See Benfleet, North.

Northborough, Norborough, Northants, 263.

Northbovy. See Bovey, North.

Northclyff. See Cliffe, North.

Northcote [unidentified], Devon, 414.

Northcott, Northcote [in Hayes], Middx., 44, 852 (ii).

Northcott, Norhtcote [unidentified], Cornw., 414.

Northcotys, John, bailiff of Warwick, 372.

Northcray. See Cray, North.

Northcroslond. See Crosland, North.

Northduffeld. See Duffield, North.

Northend, Richard, 309.

Northfield, Worcs., Weoley in, 796.

Northfleet, Northflete, Kent, 819, 987.

Northiam, Nordeham, Sussex, 607 (iii).

Northill, Northyell, Beds, 11 (xi).

-, Thorncote in, 181.

Northleach, Northlatche, Glos., 883.

Northmerston. See Marston.

Northowram, Northorum [in Halifax], Yorks, Godley in, 309.

Northpederton. See Petherton.

Northrosby, Northrouceby. See Rauceby.

Northshobury. See Shoebury, North.

Northumberland, earl of. See Percy.

Northumberland:
-, escheator in, 799, 897.
-, lands and manors in, 897.
-, shrievalty of, 657, 821 (ii).

Northwich and Castle Northwich [in Great Budworth], Chesh., 111.

Northwod, John, elder and younger, 129.

Northwood, Northwode, Nortwode [in Ridgmont], Beds, manor, 473, 482, 566, 765, 956.

Northyell. See Northill.

Northyngton. See Norrington.

Norton, John, gent., 213.

-, -, esq., of Norwood, 918.

-, William, 280.

Norton, Derb., 632.

Norton, Kent, manor, 177.

Norton, Suff., 501.

Norton [Beauchamp, in Kewstoke], Som., manor, 254, 569.

Norton, Chipping, Chepyngnorton, Oxf., lordship, 377 (vii).

Norton, Green's, Norton Davy, Northants, 318.

Norton, King's Kyngesnorton, Worcs, 529.

Norton [Subcourse, Norf.], 'Lalfordys' manor in, 639.

Norwich [Norf.], 126, 477, 479, 825 (i), 892, 919.

-, bishop of. See Goldwell, J.; Jane, T.; Nikke, R.

-, prior of, warranty against, 319.

-, -, See also Baconsthorpe, W.

-, -, and convent of, 647 (viii).

-, sheriffs of, 800 (i).

Norwiche, Norwyche, Robert (gent.), 123, 200, 907, 911, 917, 990.

Norwood, Norwod [in Milton Regis], Kent, 918.

Norys. See Noreys.

Notgrove, Glos., 61.

Notley [in Long Crendon, Bucks], writs dated at, 65.

Nott, Notte, John, gent., 344.

-, Thomas, yeoman, of Holt, 314.

Nottingham, mayor of. See Wyderly, J.

-, recognizances at, 51.

-, sheriffs of, 879 (i).

Nottinghamshire:
-, lands and manors in, 160, 340, 389 (xvii), 782, 807.
-, sheriff of, deputy of, 51, 879 (i).

Notton, in Lacock, Wilts, 240.

Notyngham, John, the elder, 309.

Nowton, Suff., 441.

Nuneaton, Noneton, Nuneton, Warw., 569.

-, chantry in, 899.

Nunne, Thomas, 888.

Nurstead, Nustede, Kent, 819.

Nutfeld, Richard, 20.

Nuthall, Notts, 811, 915.

Nyghtyngale, Richard son of William (draper, of London), 736, 738, 744.

-, William, 63.

Nynes, Nicholas, of London, alderman, 348.

-, -, -, tailor, 16 (iii).

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Oakford, Okeford, Devon, manor and advowson, 841, 940.

Oakhanger, Okehanger [in Selborne], Hants, manor, 524.

Oakington, Hoggynton, Hokyndon, Cambs, manor, 139.

-, (?) Russheton and Moreyne manors in, 775.

Oakley, Church, Okeley, Chyrcheocley, Hants, 9, 366.

-, 'Yardeles' in, 558.

Oare, Ower, Kent, 56.

Ochecote. See Edgcote.

Ockbrook, Okebroke, Derb., 624.

Ockendon, Wokingdon, Wokyngdon, Essex, 199, 793.

Odd Rode, Ody [in Astbury], Chesh., 858.

Odensellis, Henry, esq., 344.

Odyham, Richard, mercer, of London, 54.

Odylles, Fulk, esq., 278.

Offchurch, Offechurch, Warw., 452.

-, Offchurch Bury in, 662.

Offley, Offeley, Herts, 864.

-, manor and church, 152.

-, Cockernhoe in, 152.

-, Hockwell and Putteridge Bury manor in, 240.

Offord Cluny, Offord Clughny, Hunts, 386, 887.

Offorde, Thomas, of Buntingford, 137.

Ogan. See Wogan.

Ogbourne, Ogburn, Wilts, 43.

-, Rockley manor in, 43.

Ogle, Eleanor, widow, of Newburn, 674, 696.

-, Gawin, esq., of Choppington, 454, 519.

-, Ralph lord, 674.

-, -, of Bothal, 696.

-, Richard, gent., 470.

Okeborne, Robert, 294.

Okebroke. See Ockbrook.

Okeford, Devon. See Oakford.

Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset, 323.

-, Angers, Belchalwell and Fiddleford, in, 323.

Okeford, Child, Dorset, 323.

Okeham, Richard, 295, 352.

Okehanger. See Oakhanger.

Okehole. See Wookey Hole.

Okeley, William, 225.

Okeley (Hants). See Oakley.

Okeover, Okever, Staffs, 725.

Okever, Oker, Humphrey, esq., 228.

-, -, -, of Okeover, 725.

Old Hall, Oldehall [lost], in Great Yeldham, Essex, 205.

Old Hall, Oldehall [alias Brook Hall, in Dersingham], Norf., manor, 108, 112.

Oldcastle, Oldecastell, in Malpas, Chesh., manor, 965.

Oldeham, Oldom, (master) Hugh, clerk, 23, 25, 75, 107, 151, 154, 217, 387.

-, -, bishop of Exeter [1505– 1519], 547, 604.

-, priest, recognizances signed by, 19, 122.

Olmested, Henry, 56.

Olstone. See Woolston.

Olthorp, Olthrop. See Althorp.

Olveston, Oweston, Wolveston, Glos., 637, 707, 796.

Olyver, Edmund, 176.

-, Richard, 176.

-, Thomas, 176.

-, -, of Watford, 416.

Onerssh. See Wonersh.

Onley, John, gent., 13.

-, Robert, mercer, of London, 396.

Oragan. See Aragon.

Orchard Portman, Orchard by Taunton, Som., 691.

Orchard, West, Westorchard [in St. Athan, Glam.], manor, 906.

Orcharde, Cornw. See Southyarde.

Orford, William, merchant tailor, of London, 739.

Orielton, Horveldown [in Hundleton], Pemb., 718.

Orlingbury, Ordlyngbere, Oxlyng', 948.

-, Loggys manor in, 949.

Ormeston, Ormston, Urmeston, John, clerk, 532 (xiii).

-, Roger, kt., 131, 151, 154, 258, 387, 474, 767.

Ormond, Thomas, kt., earl of Ormond, 46, 152, 179, 542.

Ormsby, Ormesby, Norf., 820, 912.

Ormsby, South, Southornesby, Lincs, 955 (i).

Orrell, Lewis, gent., of Wisbeach, 735.

Orton, Overton, Westmld., 455.

Orton Longville, Overtonlongvylde, Hunts, manor and advowson, 937.

Orton on the Hill, Overton, Leics, 904 (vii).

Orton Waterville, Overtonwaterfeld, Hunts, 937.

Orwell, William, 806.

Orwell, Cambs, 461, 547.

-, church, sermons in, 770 (vii).

-, Malton manor in, 547.

Orynge, John, gent., of London, 962 (vi).

Osborne, Osbourne, George, 446.

-, John, clerk, of Walkhampton, 932.

-, -, merchant haberdasher, of London, 829.

-, Simon, fishmonger, of Coventry, 72.

Osbourneby, Osburnby, Lincs, 280.

Oskereswell. See Askerswell.

Oswaldbecksoke, Estwardesbersoke, Estwardeslersoke [(lost) in South Wheatley], Notts, manor, 340, 389 (xvii).

Oswolde, Joan wife of John, 772.

-, John, 772.

-, Rose daughter of John. See Pilme.

Otford, Kent, 324.

Othorp. See Hothorpe.

Otley, Yorks, Newall in, 454.

Otteley, Thomas, grocer, of London, 830 (vi).

Otterden, Kent, 607 (iii).

Ottery St. Mary, Oterey Beate Marie, Otrey, Devon, 39.

-, college, master of. See Cornysshe, T.

-, manor, 414.

-, Ash in, q.v.

-, Knightstone in, 414.

Ougham. See Hougham.

Oulton, Ulton, Wulton, Cumb., 754.

Oundle, Oundell, Northants, 809.

Overhall Fayties [(?) in Kirby le Soken], Essex, 381.

Overheyford. See Heyford, Upper.

Overrikingale. See Rickinghall Superior.

Overton, William, gent., 921.

Overton, Market, Rutl., manor, 628.

Overton. See also Orton.

Overtynton. See Toynton, High.

Oving, Ovynge, Sussex, Woodhorn in, 625, 654.

Ovington, Ovyngton, Hants, 541.

Owen, David, kt., 211, 247, 694, 776.

-, Lewis, fletcher, of London, 932.

Owenhill. See Houndhill.

Ower. See Oare.

Oweston. See Olveston.

Owgan, —, scholar, 229.

- Cf. Wogan.

Owlams, Owelams. See Woolhams.

Owseley, John, gent. of king's household, 295.

Owlesbury, Hants, Marwell in, 433.

Owtyrs, John, the younger, 21.

Oxborough, Oxburgh, Norf., 597.

Oxen Hoath, Oxinoth [in West Peckham], Kent, 690.

Oxenbrigge, Uxbrygge, Godard (esq., gent.), 11 (ix), 120.

Oxenden, Alice wife of Richard. See Woode.

-, Edward, gent., of Wingham, 787.

Oxford, Oxenford, Oxonford, 140, 368, 404.

-, Carfax in, 230.

-, St. Mary's church in, 532 (xix).

-, university, 647 (xxiv).

-, -, anniversary to be celebrated by, 389 (x), 532 (xix).

-, -, bachelors of theology at, chantry at Westminster served by, 389 (ii).

-, -, chair of civil law at, 52.

-, -, chancellor of, 229, 230.

-, -, clerks of, famous, 389 (iii).

-, - halls or inns (named) in, 229.

-, -, Magdalen College in, 863.

-, -, Queen's College in, 678.

-, -, reader in theology in, 770 (ii, vi).

-, -, riot in, 229, 230.

-, -, scholars of Henry VII at, 389 (ix).

Oxford, earl of. See Vere, J.

Oxfordshire:
-, escheator in, 5, 188, 192.
-, lands and manors in, 53, 92, 140, 196, 350, 354, 368, 377 (vii), 387, 389 (xvii), 590, 609, 758, 941, 956, 986.

Oxlyng'. See Orlingbury.

Oxted, Oxested, Surrey, 506.

Oye, in march of Calais, lordship, 359.

Oystermouth [Glam.], lordship, 860.