Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 20 Part 2, August-December 1545. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1907.
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Eagle, Old-, Linc., i. g. 846 (53).
-, preceptory (supp.), of St. John i. g. 465 (22), 846 (53), 1335 (12 p. 660); ii. g. 266 (23), 496 (7), 1068 (19).
Earde. See Ardres.
Earde, Kent. See Cray ford.
Earls Barton (Barton Yerles), Ntht., i. 678.
Ears, cutting off (Act), ii. 850 (7).
Easebourne (Estbourne), hundred. Suss., ii. 263.
Easington (Esyngton). Dham., i. 60: — g. 282 (14).
Easington (Esyngton, Essington). Yorks., i. g. 465 (39 pp. 215–6); ii. g. 496 (12, 68 p. 231).
East, Fras., i. 557 (f. 32).
-, Oliver, i. 1202 xiv.
-, (Est), John, ii. g. 1068 (19).
Eastcot (Escotte), Wilts, i. g. 1081 (29).
Eastdyke, Yorks. See Esedyke.
Easterlings, Easterling towns. See East land; also Hanse.
Eastfield, in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199). 533 (p. 248).
East Ham, Essex. See Ham.
Eastington (Estyngton), Glouc., i. g. 846 (65).
Eastland (Estlande, Oistlande, Ostlandt), and the Easterlings, i. 11 (p. 8), 428, 452 (3), 470, 676, 963, 1260 ("Eastward"), 1267, 1285: ii. 550, 566, 595, 598 (p. 276): — App. 10 (2).
East Laws, in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 249).
Eastoft (Estofte), Linc., and Yorks., ii. g. 1068 (19 pp. 536, 538).
Easton (Eston), Berks, ii. g. 1068 (50).
Easton, Bucks. See East on Maudit.
Easton (Eston), Essex, ii. 418 (28).
Easton (Eston), Norf., i. 112:— g. 846 (71); ii. g. 910 (82 p. 455).
-, Vawces Hall, ii. g. 266 (31).
Easton (Eston) near Bridlington, Yorks., i. g. 465 (25).
Easton Grey (Eston Graye), Wilts, i. g. 465 (101 p. 229).
Easton (Eston) Magna, Essex. See Easton super Montem.
Easton Maudit, Ntht., i. g. 1081 (36 "Easton, Bucks").
Easton Neston (Easton, Estneston), Ntht., i. 557 (f. 69):—p. 675.
Easton (Eston), super Montem or Great Easton, Essex, i. g. 1335 (37); ii. g. 707 (12).
Easton or Eston, Mary, i. g. 465 (63).
-, Ric, ii. 1035 (f. 29).
-, Thos., i. g. 620 (8).
-, Wm., ii. g. 1068 (46).
Eastrington (Estringfcon), Yorks., i. g. 846 (33).
Eastrye, Kent, i. g. 622 (p. 315).
Eastwell (Estwell), Kent, i. g. 465 (37).
Eaton (Eton), Beds, i. g. 465 (20).
Eaton (Eton), Beds, i. g. 465 (20).
Eaton (Eyton) Constantine, Salop, i. p. 676.
Eaton (Eton) Hastinges, alias Water Eaton, alias Water Hastinges, Berks, i. g. 125 (15).
Eaton Mascott (Eyton Merscotte), Salop, ii. g. 496 (34).
Eaton Socon (Eyton, Eton), Beds, i. g. 621 (14).
Eaton Tregoes (Eton Tregose), Heref., i. g. 282 (11).
Eaton (Eton), Water-, Oxon, ii. g. 496 (36). See also Eaton Hastinges, Berks.
Ebbe, Thos., clk., i. g. 1335 (47).
Ebden, Wm., i. g. 1335 (12 p. 659).
Eburall, Thos., i. g. 621 (12 p. 309).
Eccles, Lanc, i. g. 624 (9).
Eccles (Hecles, Heclis, Ekcles, Heckles), in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (pp. 246, 248), 633 (p. 291? "Egland.")
-, nunnery of, i. 395.
Eccles Newton (Newtowne), in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 248).
Eccles Shiels (Hecleales, Hecle Sheales), in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 248).
Ecclesfelde, John, i. g. 623 (p. 323). See also Eglesfelde.
-, Matilda, i. g. 465 (39).
Eccleshall, Warw. See Exhall.
Ecclesiastical jurisdictions (Act), ii. 850 (23).
Eccleston (Egleston), Lanc., i. g. 465 (65).
Ecoloo (Eycloo) in Holland, ii. 249 (2).
Echelford, Midd. See Ashford.
Echelles, Chesh. See Etchells.
Echilampton, Wilts. See Etchilhampton.
Echingham. See Ichingham.
Ecke, sieur de. See Scepperus.
Eckford (Egfourde, Egelford), in Scotland, ii, 456 (2), 533 (p. 247), 633 (p. 291).
Eddes, John, i. g. 465 (99).
-, Ric., ii. g. 1068 (52).
Eddingthorpe (Edyngthorpp), Norf., i. 102 ii.
-, Hunchons manor, i. g. 620 (27).
Eddlesborough (Edlesboroughe), Bucks, ii. g. 1068 (50).
Eddlethorpe (Edylthorp), Yorks, i. g. 465 (39 p. 215).
Edell Wolff. See Eyttel Wolff.
Edelmeton, Midd. See Edmonton.
Eden (or Castle Eden), Dham., i. 400.
Eden (Edon), the Cumberland river, i. g. 1335 (27).
Eden (Edon), —, i. 139; ii. 882.
-, Griselda, i. g. 465 (101).
-, Hen., i. g. 1081 (19 p. 523).
-, John, ii. g. 496 (53).
-, Ric, archd. of Middlesex, i. g. 846 (84).
-, (Edon), Ric., warden of Sudbury college, i. g. 125 (2).
-, (Edon), Thos., i. 557 (f. 29): — g. 125 (2), 465 (101).
Edenborowgh. See Edinburgh.
Edenbridge (Edinbrige, Etonbrigg), Kent, i. g. 846 (93 p. 427); ii. g. 496 (26).
Edernion commote, co. Merioneth, i. g. 1335 (30).
Ederos priory. See Ivy Church.
Edeston, Yorks. See Edston.
Edeye, John, i. g. 1335 (51).
Edgar, John, a Scot, i. 341, 359.
-, Thos., i. 557 (ff. 26–7, 29, 32, 38):— g. 622 (pp. 315, 318).
-, Wm., ii. g. 496 (61).
Edgbatston (Egbaston), .Warw., ii. g. 1068 (41).
Edgeboulton (Edgebalden), Salop, i. g. 846 (59).
Edgecombe, Mr., i. 1254.
-, (Egecombe), Sir Peter, i. g. 282 (19, 52 p. 129).
-, -, Lady Joan (or Anne) his wife, i. g. 282 (19, 52 p. 129).
-, (Eggecombe, Egecombe), Sir Ric, i. g. 282 (19, 52 p. 129), 622 (pp. 317–8), 623 (pp. 325, 336?).
Edgefield, Norf., i. g. 125 (12), 465 (14), 1081 (50).
Edgerston (Eggereton), in Scotland. See Rutherford, of E.
Edgewyn, Wm., i. g. 621 (12 p. 309).
Edgmond (Eggmonden), Salop, i. g. 282 (19).
Edgware (Egyeware, Edgewarth), Midd. i. g. 125 (31); ii. g. 707 (44).
Edillneston, Derb. See Edlaston.
Edinbrige, Kent. See Edenbridge.
Edinburgh (Edenborough, Lilleburg), i. 5, 129 (p. 61), 167, 187 (2), 203, 210 (2), 355, 362, 385, 396–6, 421, 476, 489, 516, 636, 642, 651, 658, 664 (1, 2), 786 (2), 1027. 1046 (2), 1240; ii. 275, 294, 330, 359, 400, 533–4, 1019.
-, letters dated at, i. 179, 202, 377, 401, 429, 446, 472, 477–9, 484, 547, 601, 611, 615–6, 636.
-, conventions at, i. 129 (p. 61), 132, 421, 438 (1, 2), 439, 477, 479, 484, 502, 547, 664, 887, 911–12, 924.
-, Court of Session, i. 1027.
-, provost of, ii. 275.
-, castle, i. 265, 626 (2), 1106 (p. 545); ii. 194.
-, Friars, i. 210(2).
-, Holywood House (Halyrudhous), i. 1274.
-, Holy Trinity without the walls, i. 460.
Edington, Nthld., i. g. 125 (23).
Edington, Wilts, house or rectory (supp.), i. g. 1081 (29).
Edisiton, Warw. See Edstone.
Edlaston (Edleston, Edillneston), Derb., i. g. 125 (31).
Edlesborough. Bucks. See Eddlesborougn.
Edleston, Derb. See Edlaston.
Edlington, Linc., i. g 465 (22 p. 212).
Edlyns or Abbots manor, Essex i. p. 683.
Edlys, John, ii. g. 910 (77).
Edmonde (Edmunde), Thos., ii. 706 (64), 1035 (f. 24).
Edmonds or Edmondes, Chr., ii. g. 266 (5), 1068 (50, 52).
-, (Edmundes), Geo., i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
-, Hen., i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
-, (Edmundes, Edmandys), John, i. g. 465 (.58), 622 (pp. 312, 314); ii. g. 1068 (52).
-, Wm., ii. g. 496 (7), 707 (50).
Edmondsham, Dors., i. g. 1335 (50).
Edmondson, Alan, ii. g. 707 (27).
-, (Edmundson), John, ii. g. 707 (27), 910 (7).
Edmonton (Edelmeton), Midd., i. pp. 676, 681, 683:—125 (31).
Edmund. See Edmond.
Ednam, in Scotland, ii. 633 (p. 291? "Egland.")
Ednam, Long-, in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 248).
Edolfe, Robt., clk., i. 68v.
Edon. See Eden.
Edos, John, i. g. 1335 (51 p. 670).
Edrom (Ednane), in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 249).
Edston (Edeston, Eldston), Yorks., i. p. 675:— g. 125 (23).
Edstone (Ediston), Warw., i. g. 1335 (34).
Edward III., King, i. 273; ii. 506.
Edward, Prince, afterwards King Edward VI., son of Henry VIII. and Jane Seymour, i. 91 (p. 41). 247, 277, 406, 457, 462, 557 (ff. 54, 60–1), 619, 754, 974–5, 1085, 1288:—p. 678; ii. 311, 418 (5), 633 (p. 291), 682, 732, 737, 755, 764, 788, 793, 856, 860, 890–1, 903, 917, 925, 984, 993, 1035 (f. 21):—App. 29.
-, -, letters from, i. 974–5; ii. 755.
-, -, proposed marriage with the Emperor's daughter Mary. See Mary of Castile.
-, -, proposed marriage with one of Ferdinand's daughters, ii. 830, 860, 903 (p. 440), 937, 977, 1017, 1038.
-, -, proposed marriage with Mary Queen of Scots (see also Scotland, treaties with), i. 619.
-, -, almoner of. See Cox, Ric.
-, -, cofferer of his household. See Rither, J.
-, -, Council of, ii. 682.
Edward, John, i. g. 620 (8 p. 300), 1335 (36).
-,. Ralph, i. g. 1335 (28).
Edwardes (Edwardis), Anne, i. 557 (1. 3).
-, (Edwardys), David, i. 557 (f. 40):— g. 621 (12 p. 309); ii. g. 910 (73).
-, Fras, i. 926.
-, John, ii. g. 910 (52).
-, Marg., i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
-, Ric., i. g. 282 (52 p. 129).
-, Robt., i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
-, Thos., i. g. 465 (21), 621 (12 p. 308), 1335 (28); ii. 1067 (12).
-, Wm, ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 538).
Edwyn, —, i. g. 620 (28).
Edylthorp, Yorks. See Eddlethorpe.
Edyngthorpp, Norf. See Eddingthorpe.
Eellys. See Ellis.
Efford, Cornw., letter dated at, i. 251.
Egbaston, Warw. See Edgbaston.
Ege, John, i. g. 846 (59).
Egecombe. See Edgecombe.
Egelford, in Scotland. See Eckford.
Egelsfeld. See Eglesfeld.
Egerton, Sdr Philip, i. 538.
-, Sir Ric., i. 123, 538.
Egfourde, in Scotland. See Eckford.
Eggecombe. See Edgecombe.
Eggeham, Surr. See Egham.
Eggerston, in Scotland. See Edgerston.
Egglestone (Egleston), Yorks., abbey (supp.), i. g. 1081 (36).
Eggmonden, Salop. See Edgmomd.
Eggs, i. 262, 441.
Egham (Eggeham), Surr., i. 557 (f. 67); ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537, 52).
Egilston, Ric, 418 (52).
Egland, in Scotland, ii. 633 (p. 291). Qu. Eccles or Ednam?
Egle. Hen., i. g. 1081 (19 p. 522).
Eglesfelde, John, i. g. 623 (p. 325). See also Ecclesfelde.
-, (Egelsfeld), Thos.: i. g. 282 (52 p. 129).
Egleston, Dors., i. g. 846 (60, 93 p. 428).
Egleston, Lanc. See Eccleston.
Egleston, Yorks. See Egglestone.
Eglintoun, Hugh Montgomerie, earl of, ii. 534.
-, Hugh Montgomerie, master of, i. 1049; ii. 534, 1018.
Eglionby or Eglianby. See Aglionby.
Eglwys Fach (Eglosevaugih), co. Carnarvon, i. g. 1335 (30).
Eglynton, Hen., ii. g. 496 (7).
Eglyston, Wm., ii. g. 707 (52).
Egmanton, Notts, i. g. 1335 (11, 55).
Egmanton, Chr., i. g. 623 (pp. 323–4).
Egmont, Madame d' (Degemounte), ii. 337, 858 (p. 420).
-, Maximilian d', count of Buren, q.v.
Egremont (Egremonde), Cumb., ii. g. 266 (19).
Egton, Yorks., i. g. 282 (52), 465 (101).
Egyeware, Midd. See Edgeware.
Egylston, Ric., ii. g. 910 (46).
Egypt, i. 457.
Eick, M. d' See Scepperus.
Eichstadt, in Germany, bishop of. See Hutten, M. von.
Eifionydd (Evyoneth), co. Carnarvon, ii. g. 910 (24).
Eildon (Heildon, Hieldone), in Scotland, ii. 456 (2), 533 (p. 247).
Eisey (Esye), Wilts, i. g. 282 (52 p. 129).
Eiverie, Sir Ralph. See Evers.
Ekcles, in Scotland. See Eccles.
Ekney, Bucks, ii. g. 1068 (10).
Ekylsall, Yorks., i. g. 125 (22).
Ekyns, John, i. 209.
Ekynsale, Ric, i. g. 620 (8).
Elargar. See Ellerker.
Elaston, Staff. See Ellaston.
Elbawke, in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199), 533 (p. 248).
Elbe (Elve, Eleve, Albis), the German river, i. 990, 1047; ii. 67 (2), 342–3, 528, 598, 727.
Elcoftes. See Eltoftes.
Eldawe, Suff. See Oldhaugh.
Elder, John, a Redshank, letter from, ii. 533.
-, Thos., i. g. 465 (99).
-, Wm., ii. g. 707 (50).
Elderendorpe, Hans, ii. 69 (p. 36).
Elderffeld, Worc., i. g. 1335 (37).
Elderton, Edw., i. g. 622 (p. 314).
-, Thos., i. g. 1335 (18).
Eldo. See Held.
Eldon, John, i. g. 1081 (19 p. 522).
-, Robt., i. g. 1081 (19 p. 522).
Eldston, Yorks. See Edston.
Eleanor Queen op France, sister of Charles V., widow of Emanuel king of Portugal, i. 682 (p. 356), 1007; ii. 794, 1048.
Elesheugh, in Scotland. See Elliesheugh.
Eleve river. See Elbe.
Elfoyle or Elfoile, in Scotland, ii. 456 (p. 199) 533 (p. 248).
Elgin, in Scotland, i. 874.
Eliott. See Elyott.
Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, proposed marriage for, in Denmark, i. 90, 91 (p. 41), 451, 667, 677 (2), 904.
-, -, proposed marriage with Philip of Spain, ii. 639 (3), 764, 856, 890, 1038.
-, -, other references, ii. 909 (18, 50).
Elkington (Eltington), Ntht., ii. g. 496 (67).
Elkington, North- (Northelkington), Linc., i. g. 1335 (11 p. 657, 12); ii. g. 707 (27).
Elkington, South- (Southelkington), Linc., i. g. 1335 (11 p. 657).
Elksley (Elkealey), Notts, ii. g. 266 (23).
Elkyn, Thos. i. g. 125 (2).
Ella (Elley) or Kirk Ella, Yorks., i. g. 465 (81).
Elland (Eylonde), Yorks., i. g. 1081 (34).
Elland, John, i. g. 465 (81).
-, (Ellond), Ric, i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
Ellarker. See Ellerker.
Ellaston (Elaston), Staff., i. g. 1081 (40).
Ellen, —, i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
Ellencarne, in Scotland, commission dated at, i. 1298.
Ellerbeck, Yorks., ii. g. 266 (32).
Ellerker, Young, a captain at Boulogne, i. 1187.
-, Sir John, ii. 432.
-, (Elargar), Sir Ralph, marshal of Boulogne, i. 39, 180, 706, 941, 952, 962, 1007, 1123:— g. 465 (81), 622 (p, 318), 623 (p. 323); ii. 8, 162–3, 170, 200, 372, 419, 849, 878, 929.
-, -, signature of, i. 39, 941, 1123; ii. 8, 162–3, 170, 200, 226,
-, Ralph, i. g. 623 (p. 323).
-, Sir Robt., i. g. 846 (12).
-, (Ellencare), Wm., ii. App. 2 (2 vi.), 13.
Ellerton, Yorks., i. g. 623 (p. 324).
-, priory (supp.), i. g. 1081 (36).
Elles. See Ellis.
Ellesmere, Salop, ii. g. 496 (58).
Elley, Yorks. See Ella.
Elliesheugh (Elesheugh, Eleshewghe), in Scotland, ii. 456 (2), 533 (p. 248).
Ellingen, Thomas von, ii. 75.
Ellington, Hunts. See Yelling.
Elliot. See Elyot.
Ellis, earl of. See Isles, lord of the.
Ellis, —, i. 672 (2), 873.
-, Agnes, i. g. 1335 (12).
-, Alice, ii. g. 707 (27).
-, Anne, ii. g. 910 (64).
-, Chr., i. g. 465 (73).
-, (Elys), David, ii. g. 1068 (50).
-, (Eellys), Eliz., i. 557 (f. 27).
-, Hen., i. g. 1335(12).
-, (Elys), John, i. g. 465 (55), 620 (8), 1081 (19 pp. 521–2); ii. 418 (57).
-, (Elles), Rog., i. g. 621 (12 p. 309).
-, Thos., i. p. 680:— g. 282 (37 p. 127).
-,(Ellys, Elles), Wm., i. g. 282(37), 465 (55, 65); ii. g. 910 (64).
Ellond. See Elland.
Elloughton (Elougton), Yorks., i. g. 465 (39).
Ellson, —, ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 538).
Ellysfelde, Oxon. See Elsfield.
Ellm (Elme), Camb., i. 1211.
Elmedon, Dham., i. 60:— g. 282 (14).
Elmes, Mr., i. 773.
-, Wm., ii. 916.
Elmley, Worc, i. 718:— g. 846 (79).
-, chantry, i. 718.
-, -, master. See Bone, R.
-, -, surrender, i. 718.
Ellmsall, South- (Southelmesall), Yorks., ii. g. 707 (27).
Elnestowe, Beds. See Elstow.
Elougton, Yorks. See Elloughton.
Elphin, in Ireland, bp. of, i. 233. See O'Donnell, Bernard; Hyodan, J.
Elphinston, lord, i. 1059, 1075.
Elrington, Alice, i. 557 (f. 8).
-, Edw., i. 557 (f. 55):—p. 674 bis:— g. 465 (101), 620 (55), 621 (14).
-, Marg., i. 557 (f. 4).
Elsfield (Ellysfelde), Oxon, ii. g. 1068 (50).
Elsham (Elssam), John, i. g. 1335 (11); ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
-, (Elssam), Ric, ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
Elsing manor, Midd., i. p. 676.
Elson, John, ii. g. 266 (20).
-, Wm., ii. g. 266 (20).
Elssam. See Elsham.
Elston, Notts, i. 534:— g. 1335 (46).
Elston (Zelston). Henry, Friar Observant, at Antwerp, i. 696; ii. 85. See also Nelson.
Elstone, Thos., ii. g. 910 (21).
Elstow (Elnestowe), Beds., nunnery (supp.), ii. g. 910 (4)
Elswick (Elswik), Lanc, i. g. 465 (65).
Elswick (Elstwyke), Nthld., i. p. 676.
Elsyngspittell. See under London.
Elteham, John, ii. g. 910 (63).
Eltham, Kent, ii. g. 496 (5).
Eltington, Ntht. See Elkington.
Eltoftes (Elcoftes), Edm., i. g. 622 (p. 318), 623 (p. 323).
Elton, John, i. g. 622 (p. 317).
-, Robt., ii. 418 (32).
Elve. See Elbe.
Elverthame, Hants, ii. g. 266 (33).
Elwike, Ralph, i. g. 1081 (19 p. 521); ii. g. 707 (30).
Ely (Eley), cathedral, i. 777:— g. 1335 (52); ii. g. 496 (39).
-, -, dean. See Stewarde, R.
-, cathedral priory (supp.), i. 557 (f. 32); ii. g. 496 (43).
Ely, bp. of. See Goodrich, T.
Ely, Wm., i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
Elyett. See Elyott.
Elyng, Hants, i. g. 1335 (33).
Elyngham. John, i. 102 iii.
Elyngsale, Christiana, i. g. 620 (8).
-, Joan, i. g. 620 (8).
-, John, i. g. 620 (8).
Elyott, Sir Thos., i. g. 622 (pp. 312–3, 315), 623 (pp. 320–3).
Elyot or Elyott (Elliott), —, of Plymouth, i. 1217.
-, Dr. See Hilliard, Dr. Ric.
-, (Eliott, Elliot), George, i. 119, 700, 825 (p. 407), 826, 851, 1124.
-, -, his son dies of plague, i. 825 (p. 407), 826, 851, 1124.
-, (Eliot, Elliot), John, i. g. 846 (93 p. 427); ii. 88:— g. 496 (46), 707 (50), 1068 (41).
-, Marg., i. g. 621 (12 p. 310),
-, (Elyett), Robt., ii. g. 266 (9).
-, (Eliott), Thos., i. 702:— g. 282 (19).
-, (Elliott), Wm., ii. g. 707 (50).
Elys. See Ellis.
Emberton, Bucks., ii. g. 1068 (10).
Emblem, in Flanders, i. 1202 xlviii.
Emden (Empden), in Friesland, i. 374, 427, 429, 446; ii. 37 (2, 3), 249 (2).
Emden (or Overemden), Count of, or of East Friesland, i. 374, 427.
-, Countess of, i. 427; ii. 67 (2).
Emeralds, ii. 20.
Emersame, Gregory, i. g. 1081 (19 p. 523).
Emerson, —. ii. 978, 1030.
-, Rog., ii. 1067 (9).
Emerye, Hen., abbot of Sibton, i. 557 (f. 73).
-, John, ii. 88.
-, Peter, i. g. 846 (87).
-,. Ric., i. g. 465 (63).
-,. Thos., i. g. 846 (59); ii. 502: — g. 1068 (52).
Emettes, Ric, i. g. 620 (8 p. 300).
Emistone (Gunstone), Kent. See Capel.
Ewmes, Ric, i. g. 1335 (26).
-, (Emmx), Robt., i. g. 846 (71).
Emmyngwey, John, ii. 1035 (f. 22).
Emneth (Emnyth), Norf., i. 1211.
Emotson, John, i. g. 1335 (12).
Empden. See Emden.
Empire, the, or Holy Roman Empire, i. 72 (p. 33). 193, 239, 350 (p. 159), 463, 805 (p. 398), 807, 808. 919, 932–3, 990, 1029, 1135, 1215 (p. 606); ii. 11, 18, 46. 60, 353, 381, 460, 667, 872, 973, 989, 1063.
-, -, Chamber of (or Judgment) of, i. 486 (2, 3), 7&5, 990, 1092–3, 1135: ii. 46.
-,-, Vice-chancellor. See Naves.
Empson, Ric., ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
Emsworth, Hants, ii. 263.
Enehusen. See Enkhuizen.
Ehcinas. See Enzynas.
Enderby. See Wood Enderby.
Enderwyke (i.e. Innerwick), laird of. See Hamilton, Jas.
Enfield (Enfelde), Midd., i. p. 676; ii. g. 707 (42).
Enfield Chace, Midd., i. p. 683.
Engeham (Engham), Ric, i. 672 (2).
-, (Ingham, Ingeham), Vincent. i. g. 622 (p. 315), 623 (p. 324).
Engeren, duke of. See Lauenburg.
Engharn. See Engeham.
Enghien (Engyn), near Brussels, i. 227 (p. 99? "Engjhuien"), 1214.
Enghien (Anguyene), François de Bourbon count of, brother of the Duke of Vendome, i. 577, 619, 1101; ii. 226.
Enghuien. See Enghien.
England (Inglond), John, i. g. 282 (37); ii. g. 707 (38).
-, Thos., ii. g. 707 (27).
-, (Inglond), Wm, 1118.
Englefield (Englefeilde), Berks, i. g.624 (15), 1081 (52).
Englefield, Mr., ii. 1067 (37).
-, (Englefeilde), Fras., i. g. 1081 (52); ii. 850 (9):—g. 910 (52).
-, Sir Thomas, ii. 850 (9).
English (Inglesshe), Fras., ii. App. 2 (2 iv.).
Englisshefelde, John, i. g. 623 (p. 324).
English William. See Woodmansey, W.
Englos. See Finglos.
Engyn. See Enghien.
Enkhuizen (Enchusen), in Holland ii 249 (2).
Ensham (Eynesham), Oxon, i. p. 684; ii. g. 1068 (33).
-, abbey (supp.), i. p. 677; ii. g.
-, abbot of. See Kitchen, A.
Enstone, Oxon, i. g. 465 (47).
Envers. See Antwerp.
Enwalle, Derb. See Etwall.
Enzynas or Encinas, Cesar de, a captain of Spaniards, i. 75, 521.
Eplinden, Dham. See Eppleton.
Eppleton (Eplinden), Dham., i. 60:— g. 282 (14).
Epworth, Linc., ii. g. 266 (23), 1068 (33).
Erberton, Staff., i. g. 282 (19).
Erburie, Stephen, i. p. 682.
Erby. See Irby.
Ercall (Arcall), Little-, Salop, ii. 850 (26).
Erdbury, Warw. See Arbury.
Erdyswyke, Sampson, i. g. 622 (p. 316), 623 (p. 322).
Erehome, Yorks. See Airyholme.
Ereington, Soms. See Greinton.
Eresby. See Irby.
Erington, Dham., i. 60:— g. 282 (14). Qu. Herrington ?
Erington, Nthld. See Errington.
Erizo, Domenico, a Venetian, ii. 296, 706 (i., 83–7, ii.), 909 (20), 959.
Erle, Markes, ii. 1035 (f. 21).
-, Ralph, i. g. 620 (7).
-, Walter, i. g. 1335 (4).
Erley, —, captain of a fortress, i. 1061.
-, Thos., ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
Erme. See Herm.
Erneley, Sir John, i. g. 622 (p. 316).
-, (Ernely), John, r. g. 622 (p. 314), 623 (p. 326).
-, (Erneby), Wm., i. g. 622 (p. 319), 623 (pp. 324, 326); ii. g. 910 (52).
Erneleye, in Scotland, ii. 533 (p. 248).
Ernesden Wood. See under Lathbury.
Erpingham (Arpyngham), Norf., ii. g. 496 (20), 910 (82).
Errington (Erington, Gryngton), Nthld., i. g. 465 (39).
Errol, George Hay earl of, i. 401.
Erskine, Alex., younger son of Lord Erskine, i. 395–6.
-, (Arsken), John lord, i. 395–6, 1027, 1163; ii. 534 (p. 250), 1009.
-, (Arsken, Arskey, Eskyn), Robert master of, Scottish prisoner, i. 210 (p. 92), 395–6, 658, 1185,1274.
-, -, letter from, i. 396.
-, -, his pledge, i. 658.
Erthingle, Suss. See Ardingley.
Erttford. See Hertford.
Erux or Erwse, Mons. de. See Roenlx
Escars. See Cars.
Eschalke, Kent. See Chalk.
Escheators, the, ii. 909 (58).
-, appointment of, i. g. 125 (3, 24).
-, roll, ii. g. 910 (13).
Eschynnock, Soms. See Chinnock.
Escluse, in Flanders. See Sluys.
Escofte, Thos., i. g. 623 (p. 324).
Escotte, Wilts. See Eastcot.
Escrick (Escrig), Yorks., i. g. 623 (p. 324).
Esedyke (Eastdyke), Yorks., i. g. 282 (46).
Eseman, Robt., i. g. 1335 (12).
Esfordo, Peter, ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 538).
Esher (Ascher), Surr., i. 560 (2).
Esholt (Essholte), nunnery (supp.), Yorks., i. g. 465 (6), 1081 (28).
Esk (Eske), the Border river, ii. 676, 700.
Esk, the Yorkshire river, i. p. 679.
Eskdale (Asshedale), Yorks., i. g. 465 (39 p. 215).
Eskyn. See Erskine.
Esley Walton, Leic. See Isley Walton.
Esotte, Wm, i. g. 846 (87).
Espas, Dham. or Nthld., i. g. 624 (15), 1335 (11 p. 657, 55). Qu Espershields, Nthld?
Esple, Widow, i. g. 1081 (19).
Essendine (Essenden, Esyngden), Rutl. and Linc., i. g. 621 (13); ii. g. 910 (82 p. 455).
Essendon (Esyngden), Herts, i. g. 282 (20).
Essex, i. 557 (ff. 56–7), 671, 713, 799, 926, 958, 984 (p. 479, 999, 1028, 1071, 1078 bis).:— g. 846 (13, 68), 1081 (33); ii. 94, 173, 923. 976: —g. 707 (34), 910 (42):—App. 4 (3).
-, commission of peace, i. g. 623 (p. 322).
-, commission of sewers, i. g. 622 (p. 314).
-, (and Herts), escheator, ii. g. 910 (13, 14).
-, (and Herts), sheriff. See Cooke, Ant. (1544–5); Lytton, R. (1545–6).
Essex cheese, ii. App. 8.
Essex, Henry Bourchier earl of (who died in March 1540), ii. 732.
Essex, Sir William Parr earl of, Privy Councillor, brother of the Queen, present in Council, i. 713, 732, 739, 746, 755, 799, 803, 811, 816, 821, 828, 833, 836, 848, 853, 856, 864, 872, 876, 881, 970, 997, 1011, 1019, 1055, 1094, 1117, 1128, 1140, 1144, 1182, 1195, 1209, 1217, 1231, 1235, 1244, 1252, 1260, 1268, 1275, 1281, 1320; ii. 23, 71, 79, 94, 104, 117, 126, 134, 140, 147, 156, 176, 188, 196, 201, 208, 219, 228, 236, 240, 247, 267, 270, 278, 290, 301, 312, 318, 323, 325, 335, 344, 357, 387, 389, 397, 402, 419, 470, 483, 501, 520, 530, 538, 545, 568, 584, 751, 759, 761, 779, 786, 795, 800, 809, 841, 849, 859, 868, 874, 878, 916, 934, 945, 948, 951, 974, 978, 980, 1010, 1022, 1026, 1049.
-, -, signature of, i. 53, 59, 126–8, 154, 160, 180 (2), 215–16, 219–21, 306, 381, 834, 950, 1015 (3), 1276, 1323:— g. 1081 (27), 1335 (32–4, 36–7. 40–3, 45, 48–50, 53); ii. 89, 128–9, 197, 763, 780, 981, 1038 (2), 1059 (2):— g. 266 (3, 7, 8, 20, 30–1), 496 (5–7, 21, 24–6, 46, 49, 56), 707 (50), 910 (33, 53), 1068 (7, 40, 44).
-, -, other references, i. 247, 588 ("lord Parre"), 566, 881, 1179; ii. 796 (1, 2), 1029:— g. 125 (9), 623 (p. 325), 707 (20), 846 (11), 1081 (50):—App. 2.
Essex, Thos., i. g. 622 (p. 318).
-, Sir Wm., i. pp. 681–3:— g. 622 (pp. 314, 316, 318), 623 (p. 325); ii. g. 910 (21).
Esshebanke, in Scotland. See Ashybank.
Esshe, Peter, i. g. 1081 (19 p. 521).
-, Thos., i. 557 (f. 21).
-, Wm., i. g. 1335 (11 p. 657). See also Ash.
Essington, Yorks. See Easington.
Est. See East.
Estallwent, Nthld., i. g. 465 (39).
Estampes, duc d', i. 510.
Estampes (Temps), Madame d' [Anne de Pisseleu daughter of the sieur de Heilly and wife of the Duc d' Estampes], i. 138, '360, 499, 570, 577, 585, .588, 593, 689, 791, 1066 (p. 512), 1154, 1230; ii. 149, 178, 209, 740–1, 788, 836, 856, 881, 918, 927, 941–3, 984 (pp. 484–6). 1011, 1024 (p. 509).
-, -, her servant or secretary sent to Boulogne, i. 499, 577, 585, .588, 593, 689, 1066 (p. 512), 1230.
Estaples. See Etaples.
Estbechworth, Surr. See Betchworth.
Estbeke. Wm., i. g. 621 (12).
Estbekham, Norf. See Beckhtam.
Estbortek. See Bothwick.
Estbourne, Suss. See Easebourne.
Estbudleigh, Devon. See Budleigh.
Estcreke, Wm., i. g. 621 (12).
Estdeping, Linc. See Deeping.
Este, Ippolito de, abp. of Milan, Cardinal, brother of the Duke of Ferrara, i. 447 (p. 199), 1069; ii. 774, 798 (p. 384), 802.
Esteney. See Stenay.
Esterlin, in Scotland. See Stirling.
Estham, Essex. See Ham.
Esthenred, Berks. See Hendred.
Estholme, Dors. See Holme.
Estlangwath, Linc. See Langworth.
Estlawton, Linc. See Laughton.
Estmallyng, Kent. See Mailing.
Estmeane, Hants. See Meon.
Estnesbeyt. See Nisbet.
Estneston, Ntht. See Easton Neston.
Estnewhall, Essex. See Newhall.
Estney (Estne), Wm, i. 557 (f. 9).
Estnorton, Leic. See Norton.
Eston. See Easton.
Eston (Easton), Yorks., i. g. 465 (39 pp. 214–5).
Estourmel, J. d', sieur de Vendeville, captain of Gravelines, i. 1099; ii. 903 (p. 440).
Estouteville, Jean d', sieur de Villebon. captain of Therouanne, provost of Paris, i. 296.
Estowe, near Easton Neston, Ntht., i. 557 (f. 69).
Estpeachame, Kent. See Peckham, East.
Estpulham, Dors. See Pulham.
Estreyneham, Norf. See Rainham.
Estruddam, Norf. See Rudham.
Estryngton, Yorks. See Eastrington.
Estubye, Wm., clk., ii. 902.
Estwell, Kent. See East well.
Estwoode, John, i. g. 466 (55).
Estwyke, John, i. g. 621 (12 p. 308).
Estwykeham or Estwykham, Kent. See Wickham.
Esye, Wilts. See Eisey.
Esyngden, Herts. See Essendon.
Esyngden, Rutl. See Essendine.
Esyngton, Dham. See Easington.
Esyngton, Yorks. See Easington.
Etal (Etill, Ettell), Nthld., ii. 400, 683.
Etaples (Estaples), i. 380, 510, 1069;ii. 226, 264, 917 (p. 460), 919, 929, 944, 984.
Etchelles (Echelles), Chesh., i. g. 465 (5).
Etchilhampton (Echilhampton), Wilts, ii. g. 707 (52 p. 330).
Eteryke, Thos., ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
Ethecote, Derb., i. g. 465 (72).
Etheryge, Joan, i. g. 125 (12).
-, John, i. g. 125 (12), 1081 (50).
Etkyns, Thos., i. g. 622 (p. 319).
Eton, Beds. See Eaton Socon.
Eton, Bucks, college of, ii. 575.
Eton Tregose. See Eaton Tregoes.
Eton, Water. See Eaton Hastinges.
Eton, Mr., letter to, i. 1184.
-, Geo., ii. g. 1068 (52).
-, John: i. g.620 (8); ii. g. 910 (82 p. 456).
-, Laur., ii. g. 910 (82 p. 456).
-, Marg., i. g. 620 (8).
-, Maurice, ii. 1035 (f. 29).
-, (Heton)., Ric., i. 494 (7):— g. 12O2 xxvii., xxxvi.
-, Robt., ii. g. 910 (82 p. 456).
Etonbrigg, Kent. See Edenbridge.
Ettell, Nthld. See Etal.
Etton, Ntht., i. g. 846 (48).
Ettrick (Ettryke), Forest, in Scotland I. 355.
Etwall (Enwalle), Derb., i. 1030.
Etwell, Wm., i. g. 846 (87).
Eu (Ewe), in France, i. 1007.
Eure. See Evers.
Euston (Ewiston), Suff., ii. g. 266 (36).
Eutin (Octonia), in Holstein, i. 429.
Euytrecht. See Utrecht.
Evan, John, i. g. 496 (7).
Evanke, —, i. 262, 1158 (p. 568)
Evans (Evaunce), John, i. 1252:— g. 465 (18); ii. 1035 (f. 17), 1067 (33):_g. 496(7), 707 (50).
-, Robt., i. 557 (f. 20).
Evedon (Evendon), Linc., ii. g. 1068 (19 pp. 537–8).
Even, Thos., ii. 88.
Everarde, Fras., i. 874.
-, John, i. g. 623 (p. 324).
-, Nic, i. g. 465 (83).
-, Ric., i. 557 (f. 37):— g. 623 (p. 324).
-, Robt., ii. g. 707 (50).
-, Thos., i. g. 1081 (58).
Everdon, Robt., i. 775.
Everett, John, i. g. 465 (83).
Everingham, John, ii. 1035 (f. 18).
Everley, Staff. See Iverley.
Evedey, Wilts, ii. 418 (12).
Everott, Thos., i. g. 465 (22 p. 212).
Evers (Eure, Evre, Eiverie, Ewers, Evirys), Sir Ralph, lord warden of the Middle Marches, son of Lord Evers, killed at Ancrum Muir (27 Feb. 1545), letter from, i. 264.
-, -, letters to, i. 98, 202 (2), 219, 266.
-, -, other references, i. 77, 97, 129 (p. 61), 132, 136, 141, 161, 165, 174, 180, 187 (2), 190, 202–3, 210 (1, 2), 218, 220, 222, 243–4, 248, 252–3, 265, 272, 276, 285–6, 289, 301, 306, 311, 313, 332, 334, 355, 367 (p. 166), 377, 384, 477, 502, 682 (p. 356), 1046 (1, 2):— g. 623 (pp. 32&4), 846 (7); ii. 524.
Evers (Ewre, Evre), Sir William lord, of the Council in the North, lord warden of the East Marches, letters from, i. 5, 161, 586; ii. 137.
-, -, letter to, ii. 110 (2).
-, -, other references, i. 116, 129 (pp. 60–1), 132, 161, 174, 176, 187 (2), 202 (2), 222, 248. 253, 272, 285–6, 295, 301, 311–12, 328, 339 (2), 360, 376–7, 393, 410, 420 (4), 436, 442–3, 445, 456, 476, 507, 518, 555, 562, 582, 596, 630, 646, 658, 685, 706, 758, 801, 838, 857, 883, 1077, 1084, 1107, 1167, 1185, 1246, 1308:— g. 125 (23), 622 (p. 318), 623 (pp. 323–4), 846 (7); ii. 64, 87, 110, 119, 160, 169, 205, 232, 572, 621, 657, 683, 685, 795, 849, 912, 951–2, 1049, 1051.
Evers, Edm., ii. g. 496 (44).
-, Eliz., i. g. 620(8).
-, (Eure, Evre, Eviris), Henry, master of ordnance at Berwick, i. 663, 838 (2), 1046 (2).
-, John, i. g. 620 (8).
-, Ric, i. g. 620 (8).
Eversilton, Yorks. See Silton, Over.
Evesham (Evysham), Warc, i. g. 1335 (26); ii. g. 266 (5).
-, abbey (supp.), i. 557 (ff. 18, 21): —p. 684:— g. 621 (7, 12 p. 310), 1335 (26); ii. g. 266 (5, 7), 496 (29), 707 (52 p. 330), 1068 (30).
-, -, abbot. See Hawford, P.
-, All Saints, ii. g. 266 (7).
-, Brydgestrete, ii. g. 266 (7).
-, Kelles Alley, ii. g. 707 (52 p. 330).
-, St. Lawrence, ii. g. 266 (7).
Evinwood, Wm., i. g. 1335 (28).
Evirys. See Evers.
Evora, in Portugal, letter dated at, ii. 451.
Evorall, Thos., i. g. 465 (74).
Evott, Ric, i. g. 465 (80).
Evyettes, Ric, i. g. 1081 (49).
Evyoneth, co. Carnarvon., See Eifionydd.
Evysham. See Evesham.
Ewe, in France. See Eu.
Eweline honor, Oxon, i. g. 1081 (3).
Evott, Ric, i. g. 465 (80).
Ewenny, co. Glamorgan, cell or manor of, ii. g. 266 (13).
Ewer, Thos., ii. g. 496 (56).
Ewers. See Evers.
Ewiston, Suff. See Euston.
Ewlin Way, the, to Ardres, i. 925.
Ewood, Thos., i. g. 1335 (12 p. 659).
Ewre. See Evers.
Ewresby, Ant. See Irby.
Excetour. See Exeter.
Exchequer, Court of, i. 434, 546, 557 (f. 51), 703, 782, 826, 829, 936, 961, 980, 1053, 1094–5, 1119, 1252, 1312; ii. 33, 148, 157, 706 (85), 729, 733, 746, 769, 788, 853, 900 (20, 39):— g. 282 (13), 846 (55); ii. 948, 951, 1051:— g. 910 (32, 71), 1068 (28).
-, Chancellor of. See Baker, Sir J.
-, letter to the four tellers of, ii. 148.
-, King's remembrancer of, i. g. 282 (6). See More, Sir Chr.
-, treaties in the treasury of, i. 506.
Excommunication, Papal, expected, i. 197.
Exemptions from attending the King to the war, i. g. 621 (13).
Exendon, Glouc. See Oxenton.
Exeter (Exceter, Excetour), i. 960, 1291:— g. 465 (52), 620 (4); ii. 23, 186, 601, 980:— g. 496 (19), 1068 (19 p. 538).
-, letters dated at, i. 1104, 1307, 1331; ii. 6, 53, 63, 83, 152, 159, 190, 204, 242.
-, mayor of, i. g. 622 (pp. 312, 314), 623 (pp. 3S0–1, 326).
Allhallows upon the Walls, ii. g. 496 (19).
Castle, i. g. 622 (pp. 312–3), 623 (pp. 319–20).
Cathedral, i. 318; ii. 909 (27):— g. 496 (54).
-, dean and chapter of, i. 318, 583.
-, -, letter to, i. 318.
Curlediche, i. g. 620 (4).
Exbridge, i. g. 620 (4).
Saynte Davyes Downe, i. g. 620 (4).
St. John de Arcubus, ii. g. 1068 (19 p. 537).
St. John's hospital or priory (supp.), i. 557 (f. 39):— g. 465 (82), 620 (4); ii. g. 496 (54).
St. Leonard's, ii. g. 496 (19), 1068 (19 p. 537).
St. Martin's near the Guildhall, i. g. 465 (82).
St. Nicholas' priory (supp.), i. g. 125 (31), 620 (4), 1335 (18).
St. Sativola's, i. g. 620 (4).
Exeter, bp. and bpric of, i. g. 622 (pp. 317–8), 623 (pp. 325–6), 1081 (24); ii. g. 496 (38).
Exeter, John Voysey bp. of, i. 318, 583; ii. 909 (26, 51–2), 1029.
-, -, letter to, i. 318.
Exeter, Henry Courteney marquis of (executed 9 Dec. 1538), i. g. 620 (50), 624 (7), 846 (62), 1081 (42), 1335 (4, 13); ii. 646, 733 (p. 346): —g. 266 (4, 18), 496 (9, 19, 40, 59), 707 (32, 34), 910 (82, p. 456), 1068 (19 p. 537, 37, 52).
Exeter, Gertrude marchioness of, attainted, wife of the preceding, i. g. 465 (23).
Exhall (Eccleshall), Warw., i. p. 679: —g. 1335 (39).
Exmer, Ric, i. g. 620 (8 p. 301).
Exmester, Devon. See Axminster.
Exmew, Thos., i. 557 (f. 35).
Exmouth, Devon, ii. 204, 242:— g. 910 (82 p. 456).
Exning (Yxning), Suff., i. g. 1335 (5).
Exthorpe, Yorks. See Hexthorpe.
Eybury manor. See under Westminster.
Eycloo. See Eecloo.
Eye, Suff., i. p. 675.
-, priory (supp.), i. g. 465 (63).
Eyeford (Hayfford, Eyfford), Glouc, i. p. 684:— g. 1335 (26).
Eyer. See Eyre.
Eyfford, Glouc. See Eyeford.
Eyhorne hundred, Kent, i. 1334.
Eyke, Mons. de. See Scepperus, C.
Eylonde, Yorks. See Elland.
Eymson, Ric, i. g. 465 (39 p. 215).
Eynam, Hen., i. g. 465 (73).
Eyne, abbey of. See under Lyons.
Eynesham, Oxon. See Ensham.
Eynsworthe, John, i. g. 621 (12 p. 309)
Eyrby. See Irby.
Eyre (Ayer), Mr., ii. 898.
-, (Eyer), Edw., i. g. 465 (72), 622 (p. 316).
-, (Ayre), Hen., i. g. 621 (12 p. 310 bis).
-, (Eyer), John, i. 557 (f. 43), 1211:—p. 681:— g. 125 (12), 282 (37), 622 (p. 314), 623 (p. 324), 1081 (50), 1335 (13).
-, Marg., i. g. 125(31).
-, Martin, i. 349.
-, Thos., ii. App. 17.
-, Wm, i. g. 125 (31), 282 (52 p. 129).
Eyse, John. See Gyse.
Eyton, Beds. See Eaton Socon.
Eyton or Abbots Eyton, Salop, near Eaton Constantine, i. g. 1335 (24).
Eyton Constantino. See Eaton.
Eyton Mersootte. See Eaton Mascott.
Eyrttell Wolff (Ytelwolphe, Idel Wolf. Ydellwoolf, Aytel Woolff, EdellWolff, Edel Voleff, Aytelwolf, Hydyllwolffe, Hydell Woolffe, Eydelwolf, Eidellwolffe, EidellWulfe), von Gudenberg (GoetenBourgh), lord of Itter, a captain of Germans in the English service, i. 88 (3), 111, 588 (p. 285), 667, 1079 (3), 1139; ii. 9. 69 (p. 35), 182, 248, 249 (2), 259, 297–8, 320, 352, 403, 437–8, 468, 474. 509, 527, 536, 544, 605 (p. 279), 636, 680, 766 (p. 365), 847, 990, 1046:— App. 22.
-, -, agreement with, i. 88 (3).
-, -, signature, i. 88 (3).