The Hidden Index of Names

This alphabetical index of names was compiled over many years of research by Norman and Joyce Hidden. It comprises a number of notes and references that may prove of use to future researchers.

The list includes about 1,500 names. Note the varied spelling of names in the medieval period. Transcribed by Dr Hugh Pihlens, 2014.

Key to Abbreviations: BER Records at Reading University CR Close Rolls CUR Curia Regis Rolls DL Duchy of Lancaster records at National Archives FA Huntington nn Huntington microfilem number nn IPM Inquisition Post Mortem PL PR Patent Rolls (later Patent Register) PRM/PRB/PRC Parish Registers – Marriages / Burials / Christenings?? [Sometimes the call number at BRO or WRO is given]

Abbessesometer, William 1313 PR Abbotestone, Thomas 1428 FA Abraham, John (49 Ed III) IPM Abyndon, Abbot of (6 Ric II) IPM; (20/21 H VII) IPM Achard, Sir Robert 1340 CR Achard, William 1208 CUR Ailgar/Aylgar/Elger, John 1359 (32 Ed III) IPM; aged 40, at , on behalf of Polehampton; 1355 witness deed of Walter Hungerford (Hastings MS 1194); 1395 Prnct Deed B 1390 Ailmere, John 1400 CR Alan c1248 Bec Custumal (T/S p.3) Alden, Thomas born c1508; 1547 Lay subsidy Chilton Foliat (E179/197/244); 1578 DL4/20/53 and DL4/19/53 Deposition in Iremonger v Hidden, yeoman of Chilton, 70 yrs of age and servant to Sir Edward Darrell kt (d 1549) or Mrs Fortescue (who had a life interest in the Darrell estate after Sir Edward’s death); 1597 PCC will of Thomas Osmond “to Agnes Cannon my sister I give all goods that Thos Alden my grandfather gave me by deed of gift”. Aldwyncle, John de 1361 PR Alexander, William See letter from Mrs Morrison; 6 Mar 1745 Isaac Field sold land in Eddington, involving William Alexander (signs) BER 36/5/145. Allen, Richard Bapt 5 Dec 1630 s/o Richard Allen. See notes for Hugh Pihlens. Surgeon, lease 1666-71, Hungerford Englefield Allen, Joesph See Ms on 9 Bridge Street. Alveton, John de 1335 PR; 1338 IM; 1345 PR; 1354 CR Ambressbery, Prioress de 1207 CUR; 1208 CUR; 1316 FA (32 Ed III) IPM; (48 Ed III) IPM. Amisham (?Aunsham), Richard 1473 CR (1 HEN VII) IPM Amyas, Walter (49 Ed III) IPM Amyes, Henry 1405 exec of will of William Pyke register. Andrewe (Andrewes), Robert 1423 CR; 1426 Anc Dd C146/832 (esq) witness; 1455 CR Arches, Ralph & Elizabeth 1424 CR Ardewic, Stephen de 1203 CUR Aremynne, William de 1321 CR Arkilby, William de 1357 PL Arnold, William 1505 “on Arnold, a smith” (DL/2/18/52(b)) “dwelling in Hungerford”; 1505 supervisor of will of Thos Toghy;

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 1 1511 feet of fine. Item +1 acre in Hungerford. Wife Agnes; 1513 Land in Middlefield; 1522 Agness Arnold, widow, freeholder. Aseville (d’Aseville), John de 1263 juror IPM on Geoffrey Punsard; ?date H/RTa31 & 32 witness; 13th century grantor C146/129; undated grantor Huntingdon No 35; Richard c1247 (Bec Custumal) Asshele (Ashley), Peter de 1327 PR Assh, Reynold 1473 CR (1 HVII) IPM Assherygg, William 1428 FA (Wilts) Ashton, John Born 1568, son of Robert Ashton (P.R.); ?1603 entered in Hocktide Book as heir of Richard Ashton (q.v.); 1609 survey – 1 tenement in occupation of Henry Kenfield; 1617 PCC will, of Shalbourne and Eastcourt, yeoman. Bequest to Elizabeth, daughter of the Cydesdale lands. Other daughters Alice and Joan (under 21). Lands in Crookham. Lease of the Earl of Hertford’s mill (?-Shalbourne). Sisters Joan Rawlins, Mary Byssley, Anne East. Brother-in-law Thos Patye. Kinsman William Tilley, Joan Mayle of Hungerford, Jn Rowlins, Jn Norris. 1599: Jn Austen m. Eliz Parkerals Carter (Jn Parker als Cartar d. 1590 ‘of Chilton’ m. Eliz Foster 1584). REQ2/4870 m.22 11 Chas I (1635) refers to his widow Cicely, his daughter Elizabeth w/o Vincent Smyth, daughter Joan, w/o Richard Clifford, daughter Alice, w/o Thos Hide [the latter now estaranged from widow Cicely] ‘Clydesldale’ lands to Elizabeth, rent of Shalbourne mill to Joan. Atkins, Henry 1564-1618 1609 DL4/55/44 Deponent in Yowle v Birch, glover, aged 45; 1609 tenant of Robert Roberts priory tenement 1612 purchased the same property from Dr Sheaff (deed in possession of Methodist Church, Newbury) 1612 daughter Sara buried (baptised 6 Mar 1611/12); No marriage entry in Hungerford. Sons William b. 1595; dau Joan b. 1596, Siusanna bapt 1599, son Henry Dec 1605 (witnesses Henry Winsor, Henry Hall, Agnes Burche, James bapt Dec 1601, Mary bapt Jan 1607/8.1618 Buried 5th October. Mortuary paid (PR); 1606 witness to bapt of James, son of John Laugher; 1620 succeeded in list of freeholders by son William (Hocktide) Atkins, William Son of Edward Atkins, fellmonger. Married to Ann. Brother of Edward Atkins, fellmonger (all from deed of 1726 in possession of Methodist Church. 1726 Sold property (now Methodist Church) to William Allen 1729 (2 Geo II) Hilary term – foot of fine Aufin, Hugo c1230 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.1) De Aula see ate Halle Austin (Ashton), John 1 Buried 18 May 1560 (PR) 1560 Miller of grist mill, Eddington (dep of Thomas Alden in Ilondes suit 1591, former miller of Hungerford mill. Anthony Hidden’s dep 1591) 10 May 1560 willed mill to wife Joan until son Robert came to age of 21 and then half until son John came to age 21. Widow Joan Austin married John Youlle (REQ2/240/49). 1573 Survey: Messuage in Hungerford. 1603 Jophn Austin entered in Hocktide Book as heir of Richard Austin. Thomas Austyns. Repairs to BVM tenement (DL29/714/11525) (east side) 1552 Survey (p.4) 2 tenements in BVM plus 2 acres late William Abyse. Q.r. 5d. Robert (?son of John above), miller, parish of Twyford, Hants. ??sale of mill to Robert Mills, Hungerford, 1573. Avenel, William & Avicia 1338 CR 1338 IM 1428 FA (Wilts)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 2 Aylesbury, Richard de 1342 PR 1340 H/RTa34 Aylward, Richard 1293 ref to previous grant by Richard Aylward to John le Kyng c146/1953. Babbe, John 1336 PR Bacon, John of Burbage. Son of Sarah (widow of Phillip Sturmy): Anc. Dd A4617 1339, son of John, of Burbage, brother of Geoffrey Sturmy. Mother Sarah married John Bacon senior, A4620, A4622. Bagmer, William 1435 PR Bailiff (Bayley), Henry le 1365 BerksRO (H/RTa35) 1369 BerksRO (H/RTa36 1381 Widow Isabel, (Huntingdon Library No 3, Hastings 1187) messuage in Dedeman’s Lane 1363 Huntington Library no. 5, witness 1355 Witness (Hastings 1194) 1470 2 tenements in Hungerford near the Swan (H. Engleford manor) “??mpu Walter Hungerford, primis Henry Bayliff” 1371 witness deed (Hants RO 44Ml9 Herriard) Burford, Jn Golding to Jn Dyghue?? Bailiff, Wantier de Chilton 1322 Parliamentary Rolls Bailly (Baylly), John 1428 FA 1428 E179/73/82 Bailly (alias Foche), Walter 1454 CR Baily, Adam 1374 PR Bakahous, Henry 1397 PL Baker, Nicholas 1552 Survey holds - “Le Travers” in High Street (and opito dominus sue, q.r.4d) - 1 tenemtn and 1 acre late in tenure of Wm Arnold, q.r. 8d - 2 stalls late Wm Dudley, q.r. 8d. 1522 Muster: one of King;s tenants taxed at £10 – “has a salet and 1 bill” Baker, Ralph 1556 H/TQ4: son and heir of Nicholas, and a shoemaker. Quit claims 3 acres of meadow in Chantry Mead juxta Charnham Street. Baker, Richard 1438 CR Baker, William 1469 Windsor XV,31,58 Lease of Rectory Baker, William 1466 CR 1469 CR Bakere (Pistor) John le c1300 John le Pistor: H/RTa33 8 Mar 1331/2: Chanc Inq. At Standen, juror Bakhous, John de 1373 PR Bakhampton, Richard de 1320 CR Ball, John the smith c1486-1566/7 Feb 1566/7: D of S will: sons William, Robert, Thomas, Richard, Anthony (under 21). Wife Agnes (d 1590), son-in-law Thos White. Bro-in-law Thos & Ric Penney qv. House in fee simple but owes H. Edes 33/-. Tools in shop to Wm and Robert Robert the eldest? – has house. Feb 1566/7: Old father Ball aged 80 yrs 1552 Freehold tenement formerly of his father Robert Ball and 1 other tenement, q.r. 6d. Ball, John the joiner 1554: Birth year from deposition C21/114/15 taken in 1624 at age of 70. 1592 Baptised John, son of John Ball the joiner (1590 bapt Dorothy d/o Jn Ball; 1594 Thos s/o Jn Ball) 1596 occ 1 chantry tenement + 5 acres q.r. 4d (which was occupied by Thos White in 1573) 1598 Chantry tenement repairs – Jn Ball. Ball, John II 1571/2 Baptised John s/o Richard Ball the weaver 1606 & 1609: John Ball weaver, 2 tenements q.r. 6d 1638 Hocktide CB: John Ball (?IV) son & heir of Jn Ball (?III) admitted in list of freeholders, 1652, 1669 (son) qv. June 1605 John Ball witness at baptism of Elizabeth, d/o Humfrey

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 3 Lewendon Jan 1605/06: John Ball witness at baptism of John s/o Nicholas Lake 15 Sep 1606 John s/o John Ball the weaver His son John (“son & heir”) succeeded him as freeholder in 1638 (Hocktide CB). Freesuitor in Hocktide CB 1600, 1610, 1620 (Jn Ball weaver), 1630. Anrthony John Ball son & heir has taken his place in 1638 and appears in the lists of 1640, 1650, 1660 In 1672 Thos Ball & Ball. In 1680 Thois Ball and Jn Ball jun. 1690 heir of Thos Ball. No Balls in 1700. Ball, Richard the weaver Eldest son of John Ball the Smith qv 1569 m. Alice, dau of Richard Maile Jan 1577/78 bur Richard Ball the weaver. Mort 3/4d (1587 Jn Welche weaver m. Alice Ball, widow) 1570 bapt dau Joan 1571/2 bapt son John 1573 bapt son Thos 1576 bapt dau Ellen 1591 Jn Wilde is right of heirs of Richard Ball – 2 tenements q.r. 6d. Oct 1605 bapt Alice d/o Thos Ball. Witnesses included Alice Welch and Richard Mayle. 1607 Alis Ball witness at baptism with Richard Maile. Ball, Robert – smith; 1554- Deponent in 1558 (DL4/30/16) Robert Ball, smith gives his age as 34 (ie b 1554), son of John Ball the smith qv. 1573 m Joan Joliebrowe, servant to Jn Collens 1574 bapt dau Frances 1575 (31 Aug) bapt son John 1575 (4 Nov) bapt son Jerome 1579 (4 Jul) bapt son Jerome 1580/1 (Feb) bapt son Anthony 1582 (Dec) bapt son Raphe 1583 (Dec) bapt dau Joan 1585 bapt son Robert 1587/8 (Feb) bapt dau Alice 1589 bapt son Robert 1592 bapt dau Dorothy 1597 bur Joan, wife of Robert Ball the smith 1598 D/S will Lucy Penny bequest to Robert Ball. Robert Ball witness Ball, John – smith 1575 bapt s/o Robert Ball the smith qv (ie b 1577) 1600 John Ball s/o Robert 1607 (20 Dec) bapt Ephraim, s/o John Ball the smith 1610 bapt Thomas s/o John Ball 1614/5 (Jan) bapt Joseph, s/o John Ball the smith 1618 bapt Rebeccah d/o John Ball 1617 (Nov) Stephen s/o Robert Ball 1618/9 (Feb) Sara d/o Robert Ball. Ball, William – smith; - 1596 Son of John Ball the smith, qv 1579 m.Dorothy Hussie, servant to Mr Richard Chocke 1577 (Dec) bapt son Thomas 1580 bapt dau Agnes 1584 bapt dau Joan 1591 D/S Presentments – has not “communicated” this year. 1596 bur Wm Ball the smith NB 1601/2 (1 Jan) bapt Richard deputed s/o Richard – which he had by Agnes Ball, d/o Agnes Ball, widow. 1603 (30 Sep) bapt Alexander bastard s/o Agnes Ball. 1608/9 (Feb) bapt Susan d/o Agnes Ball 1610/1 (Mar) Mary d/o Agnes Ball (1610 bapt Nicholas s/o Thos Ball, a monster) Banaster, Nicholas & Isabel (nee Romayne?) 1421 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 4 Bannister, John 1799 Dean of Sarum will, collarmaker and saddler. In 1792 settled on wife Elizabeth messuage garden and appertenances where we dwell as a marriage settlement. Also to wife “all my freehold messuages, lands, and tens and hereditaments whatsoever and wheresoever situate in H. or elsewhere in Gt Britain”. She executrix. Witnessed by Philip Alexander, Sarah Thatcher, Sarah Sanford, Prob 18 Aug 1803. Effects under £300. Bannyge, John 1392 PL Barat, Roger 1242 LR Barbour, Henry 1453/4 H/RTa26 1461 H/RTa41 1472 DL prepos Barefot, John c1300 H/RTa30 Barentyn, Drogo 1327 CR Barentyn, Thomas 1386 CR Barker, Raymundle & Isabella (wife) 1328 PR 1356 Anct Deed c146/856 & wife Margaret Barlow, Edward & Joan 1488 (12 April 3H VII) C146/2145. Demised pasture – Ham, Purres, Bryndes, Sprayes and Wesst to Byrches. Barneston, Thomas 1428 FA (Wilts) Barre, ate 1332 Inq at Standen, Juror. Barre, Richard de la 1293 Land in Shalbourne. FoF 22 Ed I/ Barry, John 17 Ed II – IM Barry, Thomas 17 Ed II – IM Barton, John (younger) 1420 CR Basset, William 1342 PR3 1343 Bassyngbourgh, John de, Chaplain 1324 (7 Ed III) Originalia Rolls (Vol 2, p183) feoffee? For Sir Wm Burton? Baston, Ralph de 1381 PR Bathonia, Henry de 1258 CR? Bat, Adam c1275 dec? H/RTa31 1236 DL25/L2276 1242 Close Rolls: in prison in Wallingford for the death of John Fitz Ralph, is now granted bail until the trial. Bat / Batte, Geoffrey 1188 Temp Ed I? Witness Hastings 1196 Temp Ed II. Witness Hastings 13th c. c146/1263 1273 Witness Hastings MS 1176 c1275 H/RTa31 c1300 H/RTa33 1314 Hastings MSS 1183 Temp Ed I or II – Hastings 1180 Witness Also land in Hungerford. 1306 Land in Hungerford (Huntingdon No 24) 1306 Witness (Huntingdon No 24) 1314 Witness Hastings 1183 Bat / Batte, Christine Widow of Geoffrey 1337 Deed Hastings 1193 1337 Deed Hastings 1191 1334 Mentioned in Huntingdon No 18 Batte, John of Newbury 1391/2 H/RTa1 Batte, Margaret Mother of John, dec. 1391/2 H/RTa1 Batte, John 1335 Hastings 1184, father of Margaret Bat (who Married Nicholas Tanner) 1339 Land belonging to John, son and heir of Geoffrey Bat (presumably deceased). Hastings 1195. Bat, Richard c1300 H/RTa32 c1272-1307 Hastings 1177 or 1176a Witness c1272-1307 Hastings 1182 c1272-1307 Hastings 1180 Witness Undated: Witness: Huntington No 31, 33a, 35, 36 Temp Ed I? Witness Hastings 1188

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 5 Bate, William Bricklayer, escaped from Banbury gaol 1539. L&P Hen VIII, Vol 14, 1.191(33) Battes, Stephen born 1539 1599 Birthdate deposition in DL4/41/58 of Kintbury, carpenter. Batte, Humphrey I 1579 Buried – our honest neighbour H. Batt als Yeate 1573 1 chantry + 7 acres. Also Well Close (1591 “widow Batte” – 1 chantry ten + 7a) 1560 bapt Catherine, d/o H B (1590 married Francis Mason?) 1565 bapt John, son (died “of the stone” 1576) 1587 ?daughter Joan, “sister of H B (II) married Jn hays, butcher 1553 son? H B II born Will of Robert Batte (PCC1616) refers to his sister (=Joan) Hays, his eldest sister, married … Mason; bro Edmond (Catherine m. Francis Mason 1590). 1570 Will of Thos Dolman – legacy to Robt Batte, son of Humphrey Batte and to Humphrey “a piece of timber in the Croft ready squared”. 1572 probate 1575 Overseer of will of Thos. Hill. Batte, Humphrey II Clothworker 1553 DoB calculated from deposition (clothworker) DL4/41/58 1582 bapt John, bastard of H. Batte 1582 Agreement with Ph. Seymour re Crookes Acre (C2/JasI/G12/64) 1584 bapt Christian, d/o H.B. 1588 bapt Humphrey (III) s/o H B 1591 1 chantry ten q.r. 4d. 1598 In Chantry repair list 1595 Constable (HCB) 1605 & 6: Witness 4 baptisms. Another 4 witnessed by Siby Batte, probably wife of H B (II) 1598 Mentioned in will of Joan as “clothworker” & overseer. Probate 1605. 1609 1 ten + 2 acres Chantry q.r. 4d; also 1 tenement from Thos Goddard q.r. 4d; also 2 tenements in Sanden Fee from Chantry (occupied by Pannell, Gibbs). Also Well Close. 1617 Freehold  Thos Carpenter (HCB) 1603 Inventory of goods of Thos Hill (junior?) deceased 1605 Overseer will of Joan Grove 1607 Takes inventory of goods of William Langfield, deceased. 1585 Clothworker, party to Indentury, purchaser of house in High Street (WRO 1064/22) Batte, Humphrey III 1588 Bapt Humphrey, s/o Humphrey Batte (II) June 1606 H B Junior witness to baptism Battyne, Richard 1466 CR Battisford, William 1480 Hungerford visitations. One of jurors (Salis Cath MS 189 f.99) 1485 sidesman ibid f.46) 1484 Anc Deeds 1498 20 Feb 13 Hen VII. Mill demised to W B & Richard Jenyns (DL42/32 fo. 223). 1498 21 Feb 13 Hen VII. Has a 61 yr lease of the Hungerford Mills (1552 survey p.8) Miller in 1510 with Jennyns 1506 interr accused felons (DL41/18/52(b)) 1519 Feoffee of BVH Chantry (DL1/147) Daughter and heir – Margaret Morrice als Jennewaie (HBC entries 1606 & 1610) –c dispute re descent of 2 tenements and land in Everlong. 1548 Cal Pat Roll – grant to Earl of Smerset of manor of N. Standen and the water mill in tenure of Wm Battisford, the park and yearly fair in Hungerford. Baundon, Barre de c1275 H/RTa3/ Baw, Henry of Hungerford 1370. Winchester Coll Muniments no 18278 copy of a memo of premises in Sydlington made in a lease of 1370 by Sir Hugh Tyrell kt (s/o Sir Hugh Tyrell Kt) to Henry Baw of Hungerford his esquire. Bavaria, William, Duke of and Maud (dau of Henry IV) 36 Ed III 1 PM

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 6 Bayley, William 1470 DL “mercer” 1472 An Deed: C6091 1480 already dead – executor John Childe (Salisb Cath MS189 f.99b) 1482 IPM Hen VII Beauchamp, Richard, Earl of Warwick (21 H VII) IPM Beauchamp, Richard, Lord Seyntamaunde 1508 CR Beauchamp, Walter, Kn & Elizabeth 1433 CR Beauforde, William 1429 CR Beausevall, Richard de 1333 PR (monk) Bec, Abbot de 1214 CUR (5 Ed III) IM Beche, Edmund de la 1340 CR Beche, Nicholas & Marjery 1326 FR 1348/9 IM Beche, Philip (25 Ed I) IPM 1327 PR Becke / Beck, Edmund 1552 Overseer (and signs as witness) in will of Alice Barksdale of Newbury (Arch Berks wills, vol 4 D/A/!/4) 1565 Witness H/RT b1 Becke / Beck, Ann 1573 Survery Anne Becke, widow 1579 Married Nicholas Hatte Beckynham, Thomas & Sybil (nee Chelrey) 1424 CR Becwich, Richard 1341 Windsor XI.G.62 Witness Bedford, Duke of 1430 FR 1436 CR Beech / Beach, William 1548 Hol Trin draft lease, 1 tenement, rent 6s 8d pa (unidentified in 1552, & 1573, ?in Charnham Street) 1573 Survey, gives evidence re plot in Charnham Street 1573 “Charters Case” – was keeper of the Town Hall door key 1573 21 May, buried William Beach, the sexton (Par Reg) (1573 28 Jul buried Mother Beache) Beech / Beach, Olive 1552 1 tenement, late Olyffe Bechem of Sir W.H., qr 6d. Beech / Beach, Thomas 1522 muster, rectorial tenant, archer. Beek, Henry 1373 CR (chaplain) Beggore, Geoffrey de 1313 PR Bek, Anthony 1278 CR Bekkot, John 1383 FR Belet, Alan 1195 Alanus Bulete F of F, 7 Ric I, puchases land in Eddington. Belet, John 1204-1208 holds the manor of Ingleflod (or Engleford) at ¼ knight’s fee, from the crown (tests de Nevill, Record Commission, 326). He also acquired land at Inglewood in parish of Kintbury (VCH). His widow Avicia granted 4 acres of land in Inglewoodto the Templars in 1231 ( Cartulary, Vol 2). His son, John, confirmed his mother’s grant c1250 (Sandleford). 1231 CUR 13th c – C146/1263 witness 1231 F of F see land in Ingleford to Robert Waleton 1252 F of F sold land in Ingleford to Nicholas Satingclere 1345 Anct Deed B 1396 & B 1500. Of Bell, Francis 1698/99 7 Jan at H. married Hill of Ramsbury. Bell, Richard 1619 9 May bapt s/o John Bell 1677 excepted fromdeed Whitelock. (BRO D/EZ11/ T66) 1679 Copyholder of 1 messuage + 7 acres in Eddington fields and ½ acre in the Common Wood + 5 acres in Heath Close (ibid). Also 1674 Hidden No 2 cottages). 1669 Tennison MSS (Lambeth Pal) leading non-conformist 1698/99 Mar 23 buried at Hungerford. Beneyt, Thomas 1401 CR Bell, William 1668 issued ½d token: William Bell, Vintner at the Bear at Hungerford, his halfpenny, 1668 1674 The 3 Swans C93/35/8) 1676 QRR on east side (site of 3 Swans) house & close (?Culver Acre) q.r. 10d.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 7 1677 One of the signatuaries to the deed by which the commoners relinquished rights over Helme Heath 1685 Constale’s a/c “Pd to Mr Bell at The Bear” etc 1692 Mar 2 buried at Hungerford. But 1702 will, probabe 1702, bro Francis, sisters Mary (later m. Robert Ellett), Bridget (Street), mother Sarah (who died c1714) Benger, John 1452 PR Bennett, Richard1548 BVM draft lease, 1 tenement, rent 8s pa (?one of two). 1552 shares tenement of BVM with Wm Rudcock, joint qr 6d. Berd(e), Richard 1464 Papal Letters, Vicar of Hungerford 1463 July N…. Register, Salis Cathedral – vicar of H. De la Bere, Sir Richard, Kt 1422 Wife Elizabeth (c395) Bereford, Ralph de 1322 PR (18Ed II) IM Berengerius, of Newbury 1199 Final Concord with Margaret Kat re ½ messuage in Hungerford. According to J C Davies, “The Baronial Opposition to Edward II” p. 89 Ingelram Berenger was the trusted servant and knight of Hugh Despenser and custodian of his lands when the latter was in (temporary) exile. Pub Cass & Co, 1967. 1199 F of F. Berenger de Newbury purchased ½ acre from Margaret, widow of Adam Hat? Beriton, Richard 1343 CR Berg (Berghe), Walter ate 1346 PR 1361 CR 1361 FR Berkhampstede, William de 1348/9 IM (escheator) Berkeleye (Berkele, Berkley), Thomas de, and Margaret (heir of Waren de Insula) 1392 CR (6 Ric II) IPM Berkley, Thomas, Lord 1402 F A (Wilts) 1424 CR Berkeley, Maurice de (father and son) 1322 PR – Thomas, son of Maurice. Bernak (Barnak), William 1350 CR (23 Ed III) IPM Bernak, John son of William 1350 CR (23 Ed III) IPM Bernak, Robert, son of William 1350 CR (23 Ed III) IPM (35 Ed III) IPM (2) Bernard, John, of Lambourne 1420 H/RTa 10,11 1423 H/RTa 12 Bernard, John of Chipping Lambourne 1426 H/RTa14 1432 F od F Bernard, Margaret, wife of John 1423 H/RTa 12 1426 H/RTa 14 Bernard, John Chaplain, Clerek of Works to the King (CPR 1413-16) Bernfold, William 1357 C146/1521 Bertram, Robert 1325 CR Berwe, John (5 EdIII) IM Besyle, William 1466 CR Betfolde, Richard de 1406 CR Betford, Andrew 1466 CR Beynton, John 1430 CR 1455 CR 1487 PR Bile, Simon c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.3) Bilkemore, Robert de Knight, and Anastasia (nee Hardene) 1329 (3EdIII) IPM 1334 Sir Robert de B Kt witness Hastings 1190 1339 Q in F of F Trin 13EdIII (Shalbourne & Hungerford) 1354 (28EdIII) IPM

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 8 1361 CR 1361 (35EdIII)IPM Bircch – see Burch Bircombe – see Burcombe Blackman, James 1599 birthdate from deposition DL4/41/58, hosier. Blanchard, Thomas 1428 FA 1428 E179/73/82 Blanche daughter Henry IV 1402 FA (Wilts) Blandy, Adam 1589A B of Woolley in . Lay subsidy E179/74/256 Bledlowe, Thomas 1473 CR Blokkesham, John 1400 CR Blomvill, John de 1325 CR Bluet, Lucy (11EdIII) IPM Blundell, John 1273 Hastings 1176, Chaplain BVM. Release by (28HIII)F of F. 1287 land in Sussex: Sussex F of F (Suss Rec Soc Vol VII No 1027) Blunt, Richard, als Munday Son of Johane M of H 1570 Complainant v John Garret re manor of (Req 2/60/57) Blunt, Sir William Kt 1334 witness Hastings 1190 Blunt, Robert d. Sep 1553 at Inkpen, seised of manor of Inkpen and 2 messuages in Hungerford and Charnham Street + 40 acres there (see notes on 11 Bridge St). Sons William and illegitimate son Richard (als Munday, b 1542) Daughters Margery (Margaret) married John Garrett, and Sibyl married Antony Brynde. IPM Berks taken by Anthony Carleton excheator taken 23 May 1554 (all details from C3/7/87) 1552 Survey: 1 ten + 15 acres [late Ric Jenyns, now Joh n Bytheway] 1573 Survey (T/Sp.27) obit due on the property late John Garrett’s which goes back 45 yrs (=1528) 1544 granted manor of Inkpen by John Whyte (L.P.HenVIII) 1549: Gent: Q v Sir Ant Hungerford, def, ten. In Sandon & Charnham Street. F of F Mich term 3 EdVI. Blyk, Walker 1371 FR Blysse, matilda (Maud) 1323 of la Hulle, Inkpen (C146/1417) Bocher, Sybill (S52) dau of John 100. Mentioned in his will 1549 “To Sybill Bocher, my daughter, 30 sheep” [1561 an Isobel Bocher of Shalbourne made a will dated 30 Dec, widow of Rector of Shalbourne, Prob D of S court 1570] Bocher, Robert 1545 Wilts Extents for debts. Rent from a messuage held by Robt B (ed Conv Wilts A S Records branch Vol ??) 1547 Wilts CRO, 1300/24/9 Indenture mentions tenement at Rivar, Shalbourne, lately occ by Robert B. Robert s/o Richard & Agnes in DL Compotus 1431 et seq. 1460 of Kyrtlington, Oxon, grants lands in Weston near Bicester to Abbot of Oseney (Bodleian Ch 466) Bocher, John 1398 CPR 1433/34 tenants 6 a in Hungerford at rent 6s 8d (SC6/949/20) pre 1431 DL Compotus 1431 et seq “prius” 1471 DL Comp “praepositus” (DL29/688/11156) Bocher, Wiliam 1449 Windsor XV31.57, son of Richard 1453/4 H/RTa26 appointed feoffee 1458 H/RTa28 witness 1461 H/RTa41 feoffee 1461 C1/=28/421 first names of a party of “rebels” (against “Yorkists”?] c1470 3 tenements, 1/3 burgage late Richad B q.r. 2d each, + 1 tenement late Wygmore formerly Fode, q.r. 5d. Also 1 acre in Sanden Fee called Whyteacre, q.r.2d. 1475/6 Portreeve DL Comp DL29/689/11165 1480 parishioner “Wm Boucher als dict Clydesdale” – Salisbury Cath MS189 f.99 1485 C146/5131 witness

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 9 1552 Thos Hidden holds 1 tenement late Wm Boucher and now in tenure of Thos Clydesdale q.r.6d. Bocher (Boucher), Thomas 1433/4 In Compos of Hungerford’s bailiff – Thos Boucher has 2 acres rent 10s. Bocher (Boucher), Richard 1422 H/RTa39 witness 1423 H/RTa12 witness 1426 H/RTa14 witness 1426 E179/73/82 1428 FA Juror 1430 C146/5024 witness 1431 DL Compotus et seq, wife Agnes, son Robert 1438 H/RTa40 steward of BVM Chantry with Dyne and ?Hackill 1449 Windsor XV.31.57 – lease of Rectory for every 5 yrs, 1445 C146/1337 witness 1454 H/RTa26 grantor with Dyne and Harshill to Tuckhill of cetain lands which the grantors held 1454 H/RTa27 Seal Letter “R” surmounted by a crown Bocher, Richard (1506- ) 1544 feoffee? Of the chapel of St James, Isbury (REG2/6/201) (aged 38y) 1554 bond with Robt Waldron of Lambourne 1557 witness to will of Jn Waldron of Upper Lambourne Bocher, Roger 1390 H/RTa3 2 messuages in H. 1405/6 Dean Chandler’s Register f35v 1407 PR – pardon for not appearing to answer debt in London to Wm Bert, mercer. 1408 H/RTa38 witness 1409 Dean Chandler’s Register, f105. 1413 H/RTa5, H/RTa8 witness Body, John 6 EdIV Anc Dd /A590 Bohun, Humphrey de Earl of Hereford & Essex 1384 CR (47EdIII) IPM Bole, Robert 1313 PR Bolton, Prior of 1237 PL Bonar, William c1526-1532 Cardinal College Rental: miller of fulling mill Boneville, John 1428/9 son of Thomas at West Shefford Bonneham, John 1504 CR Boon, John (1657- ) Deponenet in E134/3Anne/Trin20 = 1704 maltster, age 47. See Hungerford Parish Reg, bapt 20 Nov 1656 John s/o John & Eliz Boon. Booth (Bothe, aBothe), Richard 1522 muster, listed under “labourer’s & servants”, archer, NIL tax 1548 BVM draft lease 9½ acres, rent 13s 4d. 1552 BVM ten, late Gynes now Ric Booth, q.r.6d. Borow, Edwad 21HVII IPM Bosgrave, Thomas 1522 muster, freeholder, taxed at 13s 4d. 1548 Hol Trin draft lease, inhabited a ten on E side of High St (see also DL12/22, which makes better sense) Bosley, Walter (1622-1697) Carpenter 1644 Wm Bosley m Alice Dixon 1673 occ the Swanne (of Sir Edward Hungerford Kt) D/Q1 T21/3 1692 deponent Leyson v Bolton (E134/4 Wm&Mary) Easter 28). Carpenter aged 70 “of Charnham Street” 1697 D C Windsor will: of Charnham street, Carpenter. Sonse William (b.1659), Walter, Joseph (b. 1650). Daughters: Anne (w/o Matthew Herriott) (b. 1652), Mary, b 1656, Elizabeth 1655. Wife Anne. Probably s/o Walter Bosley & Isobel of Tewkesbury (see PR burials 1633/34 Buried 1697. Leaves 1s to each child, everything else to wife Anne, leaseholds to Anne and Elizabeth his daughters, executrices. Anne Bosley, DC Windsor will 1717: bequest to sons Walter and Joseph and to daughter Anne Herriott and Mary, w/o Thos Renn, to son-in-law Wm Sage, leaves 3 half acres in Postern Field and all messuages in Charnham St occ Anne Boseley, Sarah Purton (widow), Mary Newport (widow) and Mary Savage, and 3 acres in common

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 10 fields of Hungerford, to dau Elizabeth executice (dated 1712) probate 1717 to Eliz Bosley. Boswell, Simon of Combe, Hants 1513 Windsor XV.2.32 Bond with John Lovelake. Boteler (Botiller), John 1428 FA (Wilts) Boteler, Hugh 1331 Chanc Inq Boteler, Stephen 1327 PR Boteler, John D. Chandler’s Visitation / R|egister 1405 Chaplain (and 1406) of S Standen, offers obedience 1409 St Mary’s cantorist, promised obedience 1406 paid fine for Golyung-Symmes adultery 1412 Chaplain St Mary’s Boteler, Thomas 1316 FA Boteler, William 1471 CR Botes, Robert de 1313 PR Bothard (?Pothard), William G1275 H/RTa31 Bothard, Ralph 1312 F of F 5EdII Hil Botreaux, William 1429 CR citizen, draper 1430 CR William, Lord 1431 CR William, Lord 1487 PR William, Lord Bourde, John 1430 C146/5024 Witness Bourgh, Remund de Mar 1351/2 barber, of Hungerford, grantor Hastings 1197A Bourne (Borne), John 1455 CR Brabant (Braybon, Braybon), Robert (1507-c1562) 1538/9 Muster 30 HenVIII – Charnham St Robt Bramban, Archer, also “a harness” 1537 L&P HenVIII vol XII, 247 Robt Braybon, otherwise called Keeper, innholder of the Bear, deponent re highway robbery between Bagshott and Windsor Park 1548 Hol Trin draft lease refers to lands leased to John Brabon (mainly in Charleton and Charnham St) for 21 years by indenture dated 1 Jun 34 Hen VIII (=1543), rent p.a. 64s. 1548 BVM draft lease – issues from land 18d p.a. 1550DL42/33 12 Feb 3 Ed VI – Robt B replaces Ed. Darell in 1549 Min Acct for The Bear. 1552 tenant of Sir Joh nThynne – 1 close by the river containing 1 rod, q.r.6d. 1556 innholder H/TQ11(4) obtains 3 acres of meadow in Chantry Mead juxta Charlton 1557/8 innkeeper, Charlton, pays 12 pence fee BM Ad Ch 24440 (n.b. xii) 1558/9 freeholder Charnham St Add Ch 24440 1561 witness in Clifford v Hidden; then aged 54 (C24/51 pt 2) 1561 Son William, baptised [other sons Robt, Edward, John – will of H. Edes pcc and William ?] 1566 Mary B married Robt Day of Chippenham 1571 Julian B m John Stacie 1572 Joan B m Leonard Machell No burials recorded. Robt prob d 1562, a year in which no burials are recorded. Brach, Andrew de la 1248 PR Brachel, Nicholas 1322 PR Bradelie (Bradley), Robert de 1225 CUR Bradenham, Henry de Priest 1337 Windsor XV.31.56 Holy Trinity Chantry Bradfield, John de 1340 H/RTa34 Bradfield, Williams 1327 complainant (JUST1 no.1397) “de libero ten” in Hungerford and Standen, 6 acres land, ¾ mess. Bradford, George (1516-1598) 1578 barber, stands surety for Ric Whittingon (W.A.S. vol 4, p37) 1588 deponent DL5/19 aged 72yrs 1598 bur old George Bradford barber (Aug 14) also 1598 bur old Mother Bradford widow (Nov 10)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 11 Bradford, John 1367 F of F Bradley, Henry 1429 CR Brandon, John 1242 LR Brassynburgh, John de 1346 PR Braundes, John 1383 FR Bray, Nicholas 1375 CR Bray, Dame Katherine 22 H VII IPM Bray, Sir Reginald 1 H VII IPM 9 H VII IPM 1501 CR Brayboef, Henry 1340 CR Braybrok, Robert de 1381 PR Brayles, Thomas de 1328 PR (JP) 1331 PR (JP) Brende (Brande, Briende), John the younger 1316 ..and wife Clarissam of La Hulle C146/1733 1323 John Brende the younger and wife Clarissa C146/1417 1339 of La Hulle, Grantor Hastings 1195 Bret, John le 1313 PR Brickmarston, Stephen de 1313PR Briddesmerem Henry 1420 CR Bridges (Bruges), Richard 1544 sale of manor of Kintburym Eton, Edward Earl of Hertford  Ric Bruges, esq (E328/208) 1548 BVM draft lease – issues from land 2s p.a. 1552 Tenement late in tenure of John Tay and now of Wm Carter Bridges, Anthony of Shefford, esq, son of Sir Richard 1569 seized of Closes called Norden’s C3/10/93 1585 Sells ten in H. to Humphrey Batte WCRO 1064/22 1612 4 Mar Anthony Bridges bur Gt Shefford, Lord of the Manor of Gt Shefford. Briend (brined, Brende), Adam born 1315 1349 32 Ed III IPM aged 44, with Sir Robert de Hungerford at Kintbury 1365 wife Alice, land in Northallafield, La Hulle C146/572 1367 wife Alice, land in field of Baletstone at le Harvest Hede 1350 of la Hulle C146/1306 Brigid c1248 Bec Custumal (T/S p.3) Briker, Thomas 1468 PR Brimesden (Brimston), Adam de 1272-1327 Hastings 1179. Adam, son of Adam. Grant of 3 acres by vRobert, son to Margey, nee Forman? 1318 Tenement in H. (Huntinton No 22) Temp Ed II, with wife Isabella, grantee land in Kintbury (Hastings 1196) Temp Ed I with wife Isabella, Grantee. Hastings 1188. 1331 Chanc Inq Brimesden (Brumesden, Brunnesden), Robert 1306 granett land and burgage in H. (Hastings 1189) 1313 PR 1313 CR 1314 (Hastiongs 1183) grantees of land with brother John 1319 Bailiff of Hungerford for D of Lancaster 1318 Witness Huntington No 22 1320 CR 1413 H/RTa5 “land called Brimesdens” on Hawkhill Brimesden (Brimesdon, Brumesden), Walter de 1324 Anct Deed, servant of Robert de Hungerford 1325-31?, holds 1 mess demised by Robert de H. in H. at a rent of 6s 8d pa payable to Hol Trin chantry. Name in MS Grimmesdon [Wilts RO D1/2/11 vol 1 pt2, folios 60 & 61] 1326 CR Brimesden, John de Brother of Robert – see Hastings No 1183 1318 + wife Margaret, grantee: Huntington No 22 1319 granted (Huntington USA No 20) 1 mess in H. + wife Margaret by Jn Farleigh, chaplain c1320 ten in H. (Huntigton USA), wife Margaret

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 12 1325-1331? Late demise of 1 ten by Robert de H. + his wife Margaret of 1 ten + 1 acre in H., now occupied by his son John and widow Margaret at rent of 4s pa payable to Hol Trinity chantry (Wilts RO D1/2/11 vol 1 pt 2). Name spelt Grimmesden in copy of original deed. Brimmesden, John jnr Son of John the elder Brimsdon, Thomas 1478 “28 yrs previously” of Kinwardstone Hundred” (BM Add Ch 26873) 1503/4: Collector of rents for Burbage and bailiff of Kinwardstone Hundred (BM Ad Ch 27680) Oct 1505 “bailly” of Charleton, living at Burbage. Accused of negligence in the escape of prisoners (DL1/18/B2 b(ii)). Bailly to Lord Buckingham in H. 1506 accused of murder (DL1/1/C1) Brinton, Adam de 1208 CUR Brioddere, William le 1281 PR Broc, Gilbert de la 1225 CUR Brokenborowe, Christopher 1570 m widow Joan Fawler 1573 Occ H. Englefield tenement with Ric Fawler (s/o Joan) 1582 witness will of Geo Lovelake (Jn Fawler was overseer) 1583 occ H. Englefield ten formerly belonging to Roger Fawler 1586 witness (with Jn Fawler) will of Thos Preston, and took inventory. 1597 16 Sep, D of S Inventory, prised by Ric Maile, Philip Seimer, Stephen Whittington, Wm Brouker. Probate - admin to John Brokenborowe, 16 Oct 1597 Broke, Thomas 1428 FA Wilts Brooker, William 1577/8 27 Jan married Joan Wirge of H. 1591 succeeded his father as vicar 1597 son William buried April aged 15+. Bapt 11 Mar 1581/2 1578 daughter Dorothy baptised 26 Oct 1580 Son Edward baptised 15 May 1575 mentioned in D of S Depositions (Brouker & Baylie) Brouker, Edward c1520-1591 1521 born, according to deposition in Charters Case. 1560 13 Apr: ordained deacon Edwardus Brucker dioc. Winton 1560 9 Jun: ordained priest Edwardus Bricker dioc Winton (Wilts RO D1/2/16) 1562 Vicar of Hungerford 1572, 1579, 1585: witness of Wills 1591 17 Jun: buried 1591 Succeeded as vicar of H by son William 1599 wife Agnes buried, aged “80yr & upwards) Edward’s daughter Thomasine was involved in a matrimonial suit in 1575. Richard Baylis (Depositions D of S). Another daughter Magret was born in H. in 1565. Probably eldest d. Maria m. Mr John Willes (clerk) in H. Nov 1570.Yet another daughter is referred to (in 1575), Rebecca. It is probable that all these children, like William (and excepting Margaret) were born prior to 1562. Brouker, William 1578 married Joan Wirge at H. 1591 succeeded his father as Vicar of H. 1602 succeeded by John Wirrall. Brompton, John de 1327 PR Brons, Richard 1421 CR (escheator) Broun, Thomas 1428 FA (Wilts) 1431 CR Broun, William 1313 PR Broun, Oliver 1398 CR Broun (Brown, Boron), William See write up in NH article on Holy Trinity Chantry. 1399-1411 Chaplain of Hol Trin. 1405 Cantorist of Holy Trin, also 1409 (Dean Chandler’s Register) 1411 beneficiary in will of Wm Felowe, former “associate” at Rome Brown (Browne), John 1420 H/RTa16 1425/6 H/RTa9 1430 C146/5024 witness 1438 H/RTa40

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 13 1445 tenement mentioned in Godford’s land deed 1470 “late Jn Browne’s” (J Warnewell) “bocher” DL Compoiti 1431-68 Browne, John 1522 muster, rectorial tenant, archer, taxed 3s 4d 1548 Hol Trindraft lease item rent pa 8s 1552 Chantry House (Hol Trin) late in tenure of John Browne, qr 4d Browne, Roger 1599 birthdate from deposition DL4/41/58 of Eddington. Browning (Brounynge), William 1428 E179/73/82 1428 FA (Berks and Wilts) Wife Maria, widow of Wn de Harden 1454 PR Bruggeman, William 1398 CR Brushwood (Brishwood), William 1682 lease Francis Goddard to Wm Bruishwood and wife Anne Jan 1689/90 takes a revised lease of the house now No 11 Bridge Street, + 1 acre 2r in Woodmarsh. Wm Brushwood aged 23, Anne aged 20 (but this may be ages at 1682 lease) 1693 Buried Margaret Brushwood, w/o William B. senior 1692 deposition by Wm B. of Charnham St, maltster, servant to John Norris aged 58 (4Wm&Mary) in Leyson & Bolton (E134/4Wm&M/Easter28) 1688 Wm Brishwood(sic!) married Anne Randall, both of H. Bruton, Henry 1381/2 Hastings 1187 + Huntington list No 3 (messuage in H. in Dedeman’s Lane) c1470 Rental Brutenoles (Britenoles), William de 42HIII IPM 22Ed1 IPM Brympton, John 1435 PR Brynklow, Anthony suit v Will Iremonger re Hanvilles C3/16/56 Buche, John 6RicII IPM Buckingham, Edward, Duke of 17HVII IPM 21HVII IPM Buggy, William 1485 |PR Bughrigge, William de 1366 PR Bukeland (Bokeland), Thomas, alias Smith 1477/78 DL29/689/11177 1480 DL29/690/11183 prepositus pd 2d for a “traqvers” 8’ x 3’ in the High Street for showing horses. Granted by court roll 2Dec 6EdIV (=1466) for term of life. 1487 Min Accts 2/3HenVII Bully, Thomas 1470 DL Compotus Bungeye, Robert 1374 PR Burch, John (1540 - ) 1513 dep. DL4/15/6 (Charters Case) aged 33 (therefore b 1540), of , has know the town of H. about 10 years. 1604 buried Maud, wife of John B. (PR) 1608 bur Jane, infant daughter of John B. 1601 Jane, sister of John, married Alexander Marshall of Shalbourne,,,,,. Plaintiff DL1/85/B17 J.B. of E. Garston yeoman, assigned portion of D of L lease of manor of E. Garston to H. Edes. 20 Jul 13 Eliz (1571), viz Twelve Acres and Mill Mead purchased a tenement formerly Wm Pottinger (H. Rent Roll 1583) 1609 Survey (p2) 2 tenements in his occupation, freehold of Sir Edward Hungerford 1598 admitted by Hocktide Court – beer brewer. No other entries in Hocktide Court Book Witness to Christenings between 1603 and 1608 (PR) 1622 (Wilts RO 490/1529 – Hungerford Engleford rent roll) Jn Burch by indenture 10Nov 3JasI (1606) – 2 tenements, 1 rood of meadow + 9 acres for 99 years determinable on his life and the lives of his wife Anne and John his son. Birch (Burch), Martha (widow) 1609 (6JasI) DL4/54/15: Yowle v Birch and Wheat Birch (Burch), John as Martha 1609 Burcombe (Bircombe, Burcam), Andrew D of S admin 7Sep 1705 to Joseph Sare, creditor. Obligation of Jos Sare witnessed by Daniel Stockwell (vicar of Shalbourne), Catherine Kimber, Wm Kimber, James Knackston.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 14 1703, 16 Oct – at Baydon. Edward Hedges of H. innholders, and Ann Burcam Burded, John 13HVII IPM Burgeys, Geoffrey 1306 former holder of tenement in H. (Huntington No 24) 1318 father of Agnes. (Huntington No 22) Burle, Stephen 1379 and wife Maud – release in E. Shefford. (C146/3219) Burnham, Avelina de 1364 PR Burry, Henry 1340 CR Burton, John de and Alice (remarried Ric. Fode) 1386 CR (clerk) 1397 CR Burton, Walter de (son) 1397 CR Burton (Bourtone), William de and Elizabeth (nee Hertrigge) 1341 sale of Hotrigge, Titcombe etc to R Daneys (F of F Trin 15 EdIII) 1341 PR as above 1342 “Chavalier” sues Ellis Farman for debt £20 (Wilts Extent foor Debts) 1346 PR 1346 IM 1351 PR 49EdIII IPM (Knight) 1346 Inq Misc II (1307-49) no 1966. Holds manor of Hertrigge & Titcombe, 4 marks of rent in H. and land in Inkpen 1346 IM 1351 PR (Chaplain) 1352 CR (Chaplain) 6RicII IPM Knight, and Margery wife and Thomas (son). Burton, Thomas (son of William) 1346 PR 49EdIII IPM (Knight) Burton (William de Knight (father?) 1341 CR Burton (Byrton), Tjomas 1495 of H. fined for selling tainted meat (B.M. Add. Rolls 49251) Bussher, Thomas 1511/12 Bailiff, Hundred of Kinwardstone. (B.M.Add Ch.26874) But, William 1407 PR But, Hugo le Temp EdI: Former holder of half burgage in H. (Huntington No34) Butler, Edward ( -1584) (DL14/55 No 36) Holds a garden and backside at NE corner of Helmes Heath, tenure in occupation of William Ironmonger 1581 PCC Will of William Iremonger “Edward Butler my uncle, overseer. 1606 father of John Butler (Bapt 30 Mar 1606) qv Brother of Julian Butler, who married John Brinklow – see Arch Berks wills Brinklow 1543, 1558. Overseer of 1558 will, described as “Edward Butler of Reading”. Uncle of Joh n Brinklow, PCC Will dated 1575, probate 1581. To whom John Brinklow grants a;; his estate in Anvilles. Executor Edward Butler, died at Reading 7 Jul 1584 and his widow Alice died 18 Jul 1583, both aged 72 yrs at death. Heir 3 daughters Alice, Mary and Elizsabeth. Elizabeth Butler married Richard Staverton and from Thomas Hayward’s epitaph (p4955) Julian Brynklow nee Butler married secondly William Iremonger (qv) Butler, John (?1606-1663) 30 Mar 1606 Baptised. S/o Edward Butler Brother of Thomas and William 1664 PCC Will of John Butler 17 Apr 1642 Married Elizabeth Haynes Baptised: 25 Mar 1643 John; 1646 Elizabeth; 1649/50 Joseph; 1651 James; 1655/56 Anne; 1657/8 Isaac; 1660 Sara; 1664 Hanna 1642 Protestation Oath (?junior) 1652/3 Constable (+ 1656-7 1656 F of F Priory lands purchased from heirs of Dr Sheaff 1659 Cocktide Book registers same 1660 in list of freesuitors 1662 with Thomas Butler overseer of will of “kinsman” John Goddard of Hidden Undated: Issued “tojken” coins inscribed “the Tallow Chandler’s Arms”

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 15 22 Dec 1663: buried John Butler, senior 1664 PCC Will 1672 Hocktide CB “Heirs of John Butler 1673 Property passed at Hocktide Court to son and heir John Butler II 1 Mar 1665/6: Elizabeth Butler, widow married Robert Rogers Butler, Joseph (1649/50 – 1693) 1649/50 Baptised s/o John and Elizabeth Butler 1671 Inherited Priory lands from his father John, ?aged 21 yrs = 1671 1673 Admitted to Hocktide Court. 1676 QRR west side 1680 In Commoners List 1681 Constable 1682 pres by Church wardens for not receiving sacrements 1685 Tripartite indenture, mercer of H. (BRO) 1688 Constable 1687/8 Overseer of will of George Clempson 1690 In liust of free suitors 1693 buried 1700/01 Free suitors list: heir of Joseph Butkler (all under age) until 1706 when John came of age. Butler, Thomas (1632/3 – 1690) Brother of Wiliam Buitler and John Butler 1641/2 Prot Oath 1643 Married Elizabeth Webbe 1665 buried Thomas Butler of the Marsh 1666 buried Elizabeth Butler’s widow 1662 with John Buitler, overseer of PCC Will of kinsman John Goddard of Hidden 1667/8 Constable 1667 Procures money for B Whitelocke from Adwin Williams 1670 granted property to William King (NB William King married Elizabeth Butler Feb 1665/6) 1672 (but not in 1670) Hocktide CB free suitor 1675 legacy in will of Sir B. Whiltelocke 1676 QRR on west side 1680 In CL 1685 “iremonger” of H. tri-partite indenture (BRO) 1690 In CL 15 May 1690 Thomas Butler buried overseer of many wills Butler, William 1641/2 Prot Oath signed by John Butler sen. And jun., Nicholas Butler and Thomas Butler, all of H. Also by William Butler of Kintbury 1595 Thomas Butler adm Hocktide Ct Bk 1647 William Butler adm HCB – shoemaker 1657 Will Butler adm HCB 1664 William Butler, brother of John Butler (latter’s PCC will) therefore of Thomas Butler obit 1690 Butler, William the younger (1538-1611) 1538 Year of Birth (aged 72 in deposition in 1610 (DL44/869) 1569 William Butler “the younger” married Margaret Lovelake Children: 1570 William; 1571 John; 1573 Jane; 1575 Mary; 1577 Jane; 182 Mary 1576 Father William Butler the elder bequeaths to his by D of S Will his lease of ground from Richard Mason 1582 Brother-in-law to George Lovelake – and beneficiary in his will 1610 Wife Margaret died 1611 Wiliam Butler buried Butler, William “of reading” ?=”the younger” 1573 survey (T/Sp4,24,27) 1577 Iremonger v Hidden (DL4/2/53) deposition of Thomas Alden (DL14/55/No36) holds a close called Sprayes Close at NE corner of Helmes Heath 1582 beneficiary in will of George Lovelake (bro-in-law) 1599 Vestry Book: “for Butler’s” boy “on ye Marsh” apprenticed to Thomas Elliott – 3s 8d (but Thomas Elliott buried 1596?!) Butler, William the elder, tanner 9 Aug 1580 Buried “old Mother Butler” late the wife of William Butler

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 16 the tanner (Par Reg) 1548 Hol Trin draft lease “..?.. Butler” 1 tenement, rent 4s pa (??The Bell, Charnham Street). See 1573 survey (T/Sp.26) 1573 Survey (T/Sp.26) (a) 1 tenement of Hol Trin Chantry late in tenure of William Butler and now in occupation of Richard Chok, gent and John Langfield at 4s pa (tenement decayed by Francis Chok and his tenants), and (b) p.9 – Culver |House, (c) p.20 Beck’s lands 1572/3 Constable during the “Lost Charters” case. 1569 son William “the younger” married Margaret Lovelake 1576 D of S Will: William Butler the elder, tanner. Beq to son William Butler lease of ground from Richard Mason, wife Edith “shall be at the charges of the building thereof”. Beq £10 to son John, beq. To George Lovelake (son-in-law) and his children. Residue to wife Edith. John Lovelake and Robert Wayt overseers Butler, Mary 29 Nov 1603 Buried (Mary Butler als Godwyn, “plague” 1660/01 D of S Will Alice Mills “to Mary Godwin, my Mary’s daughter – the latter -= Mary Elstone, born pre 1570. Byrche, John and Agnes 1488 (3HVII April 14) Anc Dd C146/2145 Hamoylles, Purres, Bryndes, Sprayes, Wesst. Buye, John the 1386 FR Byllinge, Thomas 1473 CR Bynedon, Thomas de 1340 CR Cademan, John 1311 of La Hulle, grantor, (C146/2783) 1358 (32EdIII) IPM Calston, Thomas and Joan (nee Chelrey) 1412 FR 1419 Anc Dd (C146/1228) Grantor 1424 CR (bis) Daughter: 1412 Elizabeth – married William Darell 1424 CR –do- Calverley, Peter 1506 Murdered in Charnham Street (DL1/1/C1) “28 yrs previously” Calverley, Richard Brother of Peter 1506 Complainent (DL1/1/C1) Campeden, Walter 1366 PR Cannings, Sarah 12 Jul 1776. D of S admin to Mary, wife of Jn Coxhead, sister of te deceased. Cannon, Richard 1575 Richa5rd Cannon, married Alice Fowler, both servants to Thos Goddard. 1590 Richard Cannon married Agnes Farmer, servant to Thos Goddard. 1598 ?Chantry repairs list? Mar 1600 buried Agnes, w/o Richard, one the farmers of the Parsonage. Sep 1600 Richard married Marie, d/o Richard Yonge. [Children: 1578 John; 1581 Dorothy; 1592 Richard; 1597 Francis; 1600 Wm and Agnes; 1601 Joan; 1605 Margaret; 1608 John; 1611 Mary; 1612 Alice; 1615 Martha!] 1602 Juror in presentment re tree felling for Chantry houses (BRO H/M10) 1603 buried Agnes Cannon, widow 1614 Buried Mary, daughter of Richard Cannon Canoun, Edmond 1285 PR Canterbury, Henry, Archbishop of 1415 PR 1416 CR 1428 FA (Wilts) Cantilupo, William de 1428 FA Canynges, John and Susan and Thomas 40EdIII IPM Capel, Nicholas 1342 PR 1343 Caperon, Alan 1374 PR Capper, Henry 1461/2 H/RTa41 c1470 Rental

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 17 Jul 1463 [Newton Register, Salisbury Cath] church warden Jun 1480 already dead. Obit in existence (Salisbury Cath MS189) Carant, William 1431 CR Cardunvull, Richard de 1225 CUR Carpenter, Nicholas 1548 BVM draft lease, item rent pa 8s 1552 Tenement late Jn Taylor, now Nic Carpenter, q.r.4d Carpenter (Carpynter), Peter c1230 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.1) Carpenter, Thomas Mayor of Reading 22HVI Anc Dd. Carpenter, Thomas 1594 PR - Married daughter of Mylles 1603-07 PR – Witness to 7 christenings 1625 D of S will – wife’s name = Alice Entries in Hocktide Court Book, but not in list of freeholders 1600; Constable 1602; transaction – Allen – Carpenter s.r. 1607; Bordman – Carpeneter s.r. 1617; Batt – Carpeneter 1617; Carpenter to Holton (or Wm Houghton?)1618; Carpenter – Austin – Langfield 1626; Seth Scott 1642 – ref to will of Carpenter 1625 D of S Inventory 1625 Admin to Alice, his wife, during the minority of Sweth Scott who was nominated executor in Thomas C’s will 1607 (14 Apr JasI) Nic & Ursula Curtis to Thos C. dyer, ½ acre meadow, parcel of their freeland aon E. side of the 3a meadow for 28years from 1617 at 11s pa rent. See indenture 1622. 1601 (Money) Constable. Court Book says 1602 1605 overseer will of Joan Grove 1609-10-11, 1614 (Money) Constable 1598/9 Churchwarden Wilts RO 490/1529 (1621 Hungerford Engleford rent roll) – Thos Carpenter indenture 8 Nov 18JasI (1620) for his life and life of Jn Curre and Anthony Goffe 1 tenement and 6 acres 1599 DL4/41/58 Q “has not Thos Carpenter an estate for years yet enduring long since made to him by Edward Passion?” - of Chantry tenement – messuage and certain lands. 1609 2 tenements and 7 acres from Nich Passion q.r. 3s 4d. Also the dyehouse, q.r. 4d. Carswacun, Joh n de temp EdIII? Witness Hastings 1197 Carter, John 1430 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR Carter, Christina 1363 daughter of late Robert le Degyer of H. Grantor (Huntington No5) Carter (Le Carettar), Henry Undated - Grantor of 5 acres + Messuage (Huntington No 36). A daughter Margery (married Richard le Kynge) Carter, Ralph le 1313 Extent upon recognisance: goods )agricultural produce and 1 cart) worth 80s 1d. Also 1 messuage in H. with curtilage, + 2 acres at Sandon (KB138/3) 1327 Just. Itim. Berks: wife Maria, son Henry Carter, Henry 1327 son of Ralph and Maria (Just I Berks) Catesby, John 1420 CR Caune, Hubert de 1226 CUR Cauz, Roger de 1214 CUR Cawley, Michael 1589 (Chilton Foliat P.R.) Bapt Richard, son of Michael C. Nov 1590 (Chilton Foliat P.R.) Bapt Susanna, d/o ditto, Gent. 10 Sep 1593 (Chilton Foliat P.R.) Bapt Mary, d/o ditto, gent. Jan 1588/9 declaration denying he had said to Wm Darrell that Anthony Hinton was responsible for the charge against Darrell at Marlborough Assizes (Darrell Papers SP46/44 f.116) see Hall (p.275), also Wilts Mag iv, 218 Cerne, William de 1349 C146/1307 of Inkpen 1350 C146/1306 of Inkpen Chadwall, William 1468 PR Chaldefield (Chalfield), Roger de 13th c: C146/1263 Chaldefield, Alan de C146/1263 (deceased?)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 18 Challis, John Prob 6 Dec 1709: Numcupative will, D of S. My father to live in the house as long as he lives. Brother, Lawrence, to have clothes. Brother Stephen residue and money owed by James Wedg and Uncle Wedg. Chalonir, Thomas le c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.3) Chamberlayne, Richard 1402 FA (Wilts) 1341 John le Chamberlayne already dead (sued by Ellis Farman); brother and heir was William le C. of la Rugg Chamberlayne, Thomas 1548 Survey: miller of fulling mill. Chamlyn (see Chamberlyn), John, gent 1565 H/RTb1 declaration: witness. Capellanum, Nicholas 1207 CUR Chanew, Matthew (40EdIII) IPM Changilton (Schangleton, Jangleton, Changton), Walter 1443 CR 1444 PR 1454 PR 1468 PR Son William, wife Matilda 1468 PR 1480 Gent – manor of, in Shalbourne (Salis Cath MS 189 f.96b) Chapelyn (Chapelain), Henry 1328 PR Chapelyn (Chapelain), Richard 1474 PR (Balston) Chapelyn (Chapelain), Nicholas le 1263 juror Wilts IPM Geoffrey Punzard Temp Ed I (1292-1307): witness (Hastings 1178). Possibly this is Nicholas Gandin, alive 1294 (qv) Chaper, Thomas 1453 CR 1453 Anc Dd C146/5960 Chapman, William 1398 CR Chapman, Hugh 1528 (19HenVIII) of H. Wilts. Plaintiff in DL1/4/C1, complains he had been leased (for 20 yrs) “certain lands, hedgeholders, marsh and ground within the parish of H. in Wilts” by Sir A. Hungerford, annual rent 40s. Ralph Hatt had destroyed hthe hedgerows by colour of a Crown lease. Chawlo, John 1426 PR Chedington, William, Parson of 1386 PR Chelmersford (Chelmesford, Chilmeresford), John de 1264 Wilts F of F (Standen, Comeshanger) (pre 1274) married Albereda, wife, daughter of Hugh de St Martin (VCH IV p.194) Chelrey, Thomas 1386 CR 1412 FR (+Elizabeth formerly de la Pole) 1424 CR (+Elizabeth formerly de la Pole) 1424 CR (daughter: Elizabethm married John Kyngeston; Joan married Th. Calston; Sybil married Th. Bechyham) Chelrey, henry 1424 CR Chalrey, Edmund (32Ediii) IPM (46EdIII) IPM Chereberg, John de (47EdIII) IPM Cherlford (Roger and Hawisia 1285 PR Cherlton, Robert 1391 PR 1401 PR Cheryton (Sherington?), Thomas 1438 PR Cheyndut, John 1340 CR Cheyne, William 1426 PR Cheyne, John, Kn (9HVII) IPM 1461/2 H/RTa41 Cheyney, John 1499 CR (13HVII) IPM (daughter Joan Pudsey, Isabel Waldegrave. Mother: Alice nee Hill Cheyney, Robert, Sir 1499 CR Cheyney, Roger 1499 CR Cheyney, Alexander, esq 1485 Anc Dd 5131 Cheyney, John, of West Woodhey 5 Sep 1565 (H/RTb1): Bargain and sale, corner messuage in High Street and various lands to Roger Lovelake.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 19 Childe (Chylde), John 1484 Anc Dd: joint feoffee with Wm Batsford of Helmes Farm (C146/3291) 1463 Newton Register, Salis Cath. Churchwarden 1467/8 Prepositus of H. Engleford manor (SC6/1045/1) 1480 Executor of Wm Baylie (qv) (Salis Cath MS 189 f.99b) Chinham, Robert de 1225 CUR Chirche, John ate 1385 PR Chiseldon (Chuseldene), Richard de (35EdI) Fine. Messuage and land in Charleton by H. R.C complainant v. Roger de Stotescumbe (6EdIII) Fine: Robert Hoppegrasse and Margery c. Richard de C. and Margery (PRO Chancery Miscellaneous) Chivele, Simon, Vicar of 1384 CR Chok (Chokke, Choc), Richard and Alice, 1st wife; Margaret 2nd wife 1447 CR 1460 CR (9HVII) IPM Chok, John, son of Richard (9HVII) IPM Chok, Henry 1550 Queen v Francis Chok et al, re manor of Avington. Advowson in H. and fishing in Kennet. F of F Hil Term 4EdVI Francis Choke buried Shalbourne 1561 Circeter, Thomas 1430 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR Clare, Gilbert de, Earl of Gloucester (23EdIII) IPM (28EdIII) IPM Clare, Thomas de 1219-1307 Henry III: IM Clarke, John, of Ardington 1568 Inq p.m. on John Clarke of Ardington (C142/153/4). Son and heir Henry, then aged 40 or more. Henry is aged 33 in 1561 (see Clifford v Hidden C24/52) 1568 16 Nov: Jn Clarke’s death 12 Apr 1568 PCC will dated, prob Dec 1570 to John Clark 10 Oct 1570 codicil 1561 deponement in Hidden v Clifford aged 65, so born c1496. 1551 witness to John Hob’s will of Ardington 12 Jul 1551 Clatford, Roger and Hawisia 1285 PR Claymond, John 1428 FA (Wilts) Clempson, George 1676 QRR – house on east side , q.r.6d. 1677 apothecary, one of signaturies to deed by which town freeholders relinquished rights on Helmes Heath Clempson, Mary 1743 Mary Clempson insures house and brewhouse(?) Clerk, Henry le, of Gylling 1320 CR Clerk, John (son of Henry) 1320 CR 1335 PR Clerk, John de Inkepenne 1428 FA (Berks) Clerk, Roger 1336 PR Clerk, Edmund 1428 FA (Wilts) Clerke, Robert c1248 Bec Custumal (T/S p.3) Clerk, William (Clerk of Lichfield) 1385 PR Clerk, John 1428 FA 1434 PR of Inkpen 1435 PR of Inkpen Clerke, John de Inkpen 1428 E179/73/82 1428 FA Clet, Richard le 1327 PR Clif, Henry de 1321 CR Clitour, John 1420 (H/RTa16) Clydesdale (als Bocher), Thomas 3 Jun 1452 ordained subdeacon – previously acolyte dioc. Sarum, on the presentment (ad titulum) of the prior and convent of St Frideswide (folio 160) 23 Sep 142 ordained deacon (folio 160 dorse) 16 Mar 1454 ordained priest (folio 165) All folio refers to pt 2, vol1 of Register of Bishop Beauchamp of Sarum

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 20 (1450-75) [Wilts RO D1/2/11] 2 Jul 1463 [Newton Register Salisbury Cath] Chaplain BVM 1480 Chaplain BVM “non residet super cantaria sua” as all his predecessors and previous chaplains had done. Did not appear at the Decanal Visitiation (f. 97b). later in the V. report (f.99) Dom. Wm Warnewell, chaplain appears on his behalf(?) (14 Jun 1480) 1485 H. Visitation (Salis Cath MS 189 ff 97b and 99) ibid f46. Thos Clidesdale chaplain of the chantry there appears 1482-6 in PCC will of Jn Roger as Thos Fliddesdale? Clopham, Lord of See Weston Clyfton, Adam de 1350 CR (24EdIII) IPM Cobbe, William 1359 (32EdIII) IPM aged 60, bailiff to Robert de Hungeford at Templeton Kintbury in 1337 1355 Reb. Of land to (Hastings 1194) Cobley, John 1455 CR Coccy, Robert 1327 PR pres to church at Avington Cocum, Robert 1237 CR Cocks (Cox), William 1548 BVM draft lease – 1 garden rent p.a.4d 1538/9 muster Charnham St – harness, also another entry a bill 1557 PCC will: beq to wife Joan, 5 children Joan, William, George, Robert, John; to kinsman Richard Cockes, Thos Cockes the younger; to Margery Harris and my Godson, her son also to Dorothy Hyves. Overseers William Butler, John Wrenne, Richard Wrenne. 1568 Dispute re will in D of S Court – see Act Book. Robert, son of William Cox c William Butler and John Wren. Coq (Cok, Cocum, Couque, Quoq), Nicholas 1338 Nicholas Couque – tenement in H. (Huntington No 9) 1273 Witness: (Huntington No 25) Temp Ed I: Land in H. (Hastings 1176a) Temp Ed I: Witness (Huntington No 26) Temp Ed I: Witness (Hastings 1178) Temp Ed I or II: Witness (Huntington No 30) Undated: Witness: (Huntington No 35) Undated: Land in H. also witness: (Huntington 36) Cokur, Nicholas 1401 CR Colas, Walter 1424 CR Coleman, Joan 14 Jun 1595 D of S Admin: Admin to sons of the deceased Thomas (of Ogbourne St Andrews, shoemaker) and William of H. Inventory valued at £18 19s 2d Coleman, William c1275 H/RTa31 Coletrop, Gilbert de 1208 CUR Colingbourne (Collyngburne), John de 1328 PR Colingbourne (Collyngburne), Richard 1400 CR 1408 FR Colingbourne (Collyngburne), Walter 1375 CR Collins, Edward (1535-1612) 1585 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/27/29) clothier 1587/8 Constable (D4/30/16 1581 Portreeve 1588 Married, aged 52 – so born 1536 2 Dec 1568 married Ursula Hidden 21 Jun 1573 married Judith Yewell 1573 Brother of John, with whom Edward holds jointly by participation as tenants in clover, and by statute, merchant to Thos Fashion “1 tenement, garden and backside with 28 ½ acres arable (detailed) as the only estate of Anthony Gamage, qr 2s 1d. 1591 Edward holds (John dec. 1575) 2 messuages, 2 gdns, 2 orchards and 23 acres arable, qr 2s 1½ d; also 1 tenement now in tenure of George Keatwoods, qr 2d (tenement of John Collins, 1573, then tenanted by Geofrey London), qr 4d. 1573 21 Jun married Judith Yowell (PR) 1609 1 chantry tenemtn, qr 4d and 1 tenement + 23 ½ acres, qr 2s

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 21 1¾d (2 acrs in Everlong, rest in Sanden Fee) 1612 4 Sep buried. Edward Collins II Son and heir to Edward Collins deceased, amnd Judith his widow, was Edward Collins who in 1624 sold to Sir F. Popham 1 messuage and tenement and 1 cottage and 2 gardens in H. + 23 acres ( RO DD/Pot.11) 22 Sep 1569 bapt son Anthony 6 Dec 1570 bapt son Thomas 1577 daughter Mary 1625 Judith Collins, widow, D of S will, Joseph Collins, son and administrator (claimed a sum due from Sir F. Popham, see above). Anthony Collins is Joseph’s brother-in-law, payments also to Thos Collins, Edward C. and Judith Brown als Petre, intestate’s daughter-in- law. 1604 F of F Berks – purchased land in Inkpen from Jn Knight. 1563 Mercer (REQ2/211/17) def Grene v Collyns, bro of John. Suit re delivery og linen and sugar. Collins, John c1563 property to Anthony Gamage and Thos Wade, who later (c1582) assumed the premises to William Gamage (D21/129/5) 1575 22 Aug buried. Murdered by John White, shoemaker. Sep 1575 inventory taken of goods of John Collins (D of S) leases “for a little time yet enduring” of Bacons and Comeshangers, exhibited by Edward Collins on behalf of Joan Collins “collectrice” 1568 bapt daughter Mary 1563 brother of Edward (REQ2/211/17 n.b.iii) def in suit brought by John Chamberlayne, under sherriff of Berks. 1563 Wilts F of F. Richard Coke, John Collyns and Joan his wife (daughter and heiress of Thos Hedache defunct) – messuage and lands in Charlton and H. £40 PRO C2/ElizI/WW21/11: Thos Wade v Drinkwater re 2 messuages and 30 acres in H. and in Charnham Street. Sold by Collins to Anthony Gamage (1Jan 5 ElizI) and Thos Wade. Collins leased the premises to George Drinkwater, clothier of Steeple Ashton, Wilts, and Collins died 22 Aug 17ElizI. Anthony Gamage died 11 Jun 21ElizI. Drinkwater continued in premises until 17 Mar 24ELizI (=1582) when he leased all “except 1 little cottage” to George Hedache of H., chapman who carried out alterations or re-building, causing deterioration of the value of the property. Collison, Edward, innkeeper 1618 occupant of The Bear Inn. Indenture R woodyer to Popham in Somerset RO (DD/Pot/S/2) 1620 Leneten Recognisances, innkeeper Columbariis, Aviene 1249 CR Colys, John, of Uphaven 1458 H/RTa28 Comenour, Roger de 1242 LR Comerwell, John 1402 FA (Wilts) Compaygnon, William de 1306 former holder of tenement in H. (Huntington 34) Conanges, John de 1336 witness (Huntington 15) Constable, Edmond 1428 FA (Wilts) Constable, Robert 22HVII IPM Conyng, Richard 1390 H/RTa37 Cook – see Coke Coke (Cooke), George 1485 one of “jurate”(?) at H. visitation (Salis Cath MS 189 S.46) 1494 Windsor XV.31.59 Lease of Rectory 1558 C3/191/25 Walron v Walron 1502 PCC Will, wife Catherine, cousin Jn Walron, bro-in-law Thos Brynsdon Mentions also Master Bayley, Jn Bailey, his wife’s daughters; Thos Walron, Robwer Howard (?=Hayward) Will contains details concerning his obit and “rights”, and the rental from his land at Westcote which he had left to his wife Catherine. Jn Walron and wife joint executors. 1573 survey (T/Sp26) the land at Westcote at controversy in law between Thos Walron and John Pleadall; is chargeable with an obit of

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 22 Geo Coke of 10s p.a. “for the poor of H.” and if unpaid it is lawful for the churchwardens and vicar to distrain upon 2 messuages and 6 yard lands at Westcote and to take 13s 4d, of which 3s 4d for the vicar and churchwardens for their pains and 10s to be divided among the poor. C3/191/25 describes the lands as in the parish of Sparsholt, late in ten of Katherine Coke, widow of . Jn Walron in 4HenVIII conveyed the premises to Thos Daundy(?), clerk, Wm Lovelace and Thos Mason, and they reconveyed same to Jn W., his wife Christian and his heirs. Christian died 1532 and John 1543 at Isbury. The lands then secended to Thomas W, son and heir, of Isbury. Coke, Catherine, widow 1504 Windsor XV.31.60 lease of Rectory 1558 C3/191/25 Walron v Walron: suggestion dead by 4HenVIII = 1513) Cooke, Richard 1610 of Hungerford (Admons 1609-19) to Agnes relict 1610 (p.188) Buried 31 Jan 1609/10 (plague year) Coombe (Combe, Cumbe), Ralph de 1349 witness (Huntington 8) Cooper, William 1609 (6JasI) DL4/54/15: Yowle v Birchwheat, deponent of Inkpen Corb, Roger c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.1) p.2 Corb, John c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp3) Cornwall, Edward, Duke of (34EdIII) IPM Cornwrym, Edmund 1242 LR Corpe, John 1365 H/RTa35 Cosour, Thomas 1398 CR Coterel, Walter 1390 H/RTa37 1391 PR 1369 H/RTa36 Temp RicII (1377-99) F of F Dedeased before 1453-4 (H/RTa26) 1390/1: action of debt ag. W. Walrond of . (Chanc Misc Placita de Banco PRO C88/64/70) Coterel, Thomas 1340 H/RTa34 Mar 1331/2 Chanc Inq: at Standen, juror Coterel, Thomas 1433 name returned by the Commissioners 12HenVI as gentry of ..?.. 1486-93 or 1504-15 “lands of late Thos Cotterell” father of complainant Joan Johnson and of Margaret w/o John Peyntour (C1/143/10) Margaret Cotterell – see Gilliam Farman and Dean Chandler’s Register. Cotholf, Ralph c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.3) Cotton, John 1609 (6JasI): DL4/54/15: Yowle v Birch. Wheat deponent: of Newbury, husbandman, 56 yrs. Cottone, Walter 1428 FA: ½ knight’s fee Enborne. Cottusmore, John 1420 CR Coudre, Sir Thomas 1340 CR Covyntre (Coventre), Robert Son of William (qv) 1408 with William. Wilts F of F re Charlton 1454 CR 1473 Anc Deeds C146/609/ and Alice, daughter Covyntre, Thomas nephew of William 1454 CR Covyntre, Margery Niece of William 1454 CR married Foche Coventre, William 1406 CR 1408 FR 1412 FR 1413 CR 1423 CR 1424 CR 1428 FA ¼ knight’s fee 1428 PR late of Denford 1429 CR 1430 CR 1430 FR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 23 1434 PR 1449 FR 1454 CR 1487 PR 1405 puchased Denford 1408 with Robert – Wilts F of F re Charlton 1420 H/RTa10 1423 H/RTa12 1428 Held manor of Avington, VCH Died pre 1450 See Early Chanc Proc Bundle 24, No 154 1430 C146/C5024 1426 C146//832 1419 C146/1228 1472 C146/609: Shalbourne & Bell Inn Coventre, Robert son and heir of William 1454 CR Cove, John de 1316 FA (Berks) Cowslade, John 1529: Queen v Trewlove, re 2 messuages + 30 acres in H. F of F Mich 20HVIII Cox, Richard 1612: successor to John Yowle of the town mill (Methodist Church deed of conveyance Sheaff to Atkins) 14 Mar 1628: Richard Cox and Joanne now his wife to John Yowell yeoman of messuage now No 12 Bridge Street (?Joane is widow of John Yowle?) See REQ2/240/49 dated 1570 for ref to Gabriel Cox in connection with the will. Coxhead, Richard of Charnham Street. Granted 5 acres (formerly Hatt and Yowle) attached to No 11 Bridge Street, by S Waters, tanner in 1670 (Berks RO). Coytemore (Coitesmore), Geoffrey 1473 Appointed as tutor to Prince Edward Crek, William 1285 PR Crisel, Richard 1313 PR Cristeheth, John 1302 PR Croc, Thomas 1225 CUR Croice (Croyte), Nicholas de la 1346 PR c1334 (7EdIII) N de la Croyte – Originalia Rolls (vol 2 p183) feoffee ?with John de Bassingbourgh? Crockford, Thomas Buried 2 Dec 1617 PCC Will shoemaker, wife Mary; house to son Hunfrey. Bequests to sons John, Thomas and Daniel at 21yrs, daughters Alice, Agnes at 21 yrs or marriage. To wife various items including “the kettle and posnet which came from Inkpen, 2 pewter platters which were her own” (which suggests Mary may have come from Inkpen). PR Crockford’s first wife was Alice, buried May 1613. In Dec 1613 he married Mary Knight. Children baptised in H. were an early Thomas (1602) buried 1604, a secondThomas Feb 1604/5 and Daniel 1612; a daughter Anne was born Sep 1609 and buried 20 Feb 1618/19 (=Agnes?) In 1609 survey he occupies a Rectory tenement + 2 acres on a site on the east side of High Street immediately north of Cow Lane. PCC Admons 1618 Mary Crockford to John Field, brother; and to Thos Field, husband of Joan Knight als Field, sister. There is no R.R. entry for the burial of Mary Crockford. Croke, Nicholas & John 1376 CR Cromwell, Ralph, Lord 1454 PR 1473 PR Crouk, Reginald (1EdIII) IPM Crowe, Henry 1328 PR Culeye, John de 1343 CR Cumberwell, Robert de 1200 CUR (x2) Cumberwell, Philip de 13th century VCH Kintbury Anvilles

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 24 Cumerewele, Hugo de Undated witness (Huntington33) Temp EdII – grantor (Hastings 1196 & 1197) Ante 1283/4 gave Anvilles to Stephen de Hanvill VCH Kintbury (Anvilles) Curam, Jeronimus 1208 CUR Curscon, Stephen (25EdI) IPM Curtiss, Robert Married 16 Nov 1626 Sara Bracknell at H. Jan 1661/2 D of S Will, probate Feb 1661/2 – yeoman. To son William his messuage, paying out of it 40s pa to daughter Elizabeth Barrett (married Thos Barrett); also son Nicholas, grand-daughter Mary Curtis, grand-children William Curtiss, Jane Curtiss, son Thomas, daughter Sue. Inventory refers to “school house” withing the messuage. Will of Jehos. Lucas refers to Robert Curtis living in Lucas’s house. Cuserigg, Roger de 1225 CUR Cutte, John 1219 “of H.” Pipe Roll 3HenIII (p.164) owes ½ mark on an unfulfilled pledge. Dabenet, Adam 1313 PR Dabersoun, John 1424 CR Dalron, Richard 1401 PR re debt to Richard Fode, Shalbourne. Temp Ric II (1377-99) F of F (Wilts & berks) Richard Fode Q R Dabon and wife Alice. Dalton, Thomas de 1391 PR (x2) Damvers (Daunvers, Danvers), Joan Wife of William 1454 PR Daneys, Roland 1341 Q in F of F re Hertrigge etc Trin.15EdIII 1341 PR – pardon re Kertrigge above 1351 PR – licence re above 1352 CR – release re above NB Dany’s Land in H. surveys. Daniel, Matthew 1641/2 in Prot. Oath 13 Oct 1645 married Barbara Bird Childeren: 1648 Amy; 1652 Thomas; 1654 Ann; 1655 Sarah; “Old Matthew Daniel” buried 1681 – widow Daniel – Barbara? Buried 1686 Daniel Matthew II: Baptide 17 Oct 1641 s/o Edward Daniel Married 1667/8 Anne Warwick Buried 1686 Martha D. Sexton Danvers, Rihard 1386 CR Danvers, Nichols and Isobel (nee Stokke) (50EdIII) IPM 1376 FR Danvers, Sir Thomas (5EdIII) IPM: 1312 witness c146/1221 Danvers, Edmund (47EdIII) IPM Darell, Sir Richard, Kn 1475 BRO D/Ex84 witness 1427 Anc Dd: C146/6091: witness Darell, Alice widow of Sir Edward Darel 27HVIII anc Dd C146/1549 Darell, William Son of Sir Edward Darell See Darell Papers SP46/44 f.133 deposition of Thos Aldwyn (=Alden). Darell seems to have had the support of Walsingham, Leicester and Sir . Anthony Bridges was his cousin. Opposed to him were Edward Hungerford, Knyvett, Earl of Pembroke 1578 – see Thos Alden’s exposition in iremonger v G. Hidden (DL4/20/53) Darrell (Darell), William 1423 CR 1422 C146/2516 Manor of Balston 1424 CR 1426 Anc Dd: C146/832 1430 CR 1438 C146/2467. 2 tenements at Knuighton 1449 FR deceased

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 25 1472 Anc Dd C146/6091 1472 Abc Dd: C146/131 tenement and lands 1472 Anc Dd: C146/6091 ?1429 (Temp HVI: Grantee Huntington Lib 2 1487 PR repeats Close Rolls of 1430 Darrell, Elizabeth Wife of William C146/2516 C146/2467 C146/832 1464 FR (x2) Darrell, George 1453 H/RTa26 1455 CR 1461/2 H/RTa41 (esq) 1464 FR 1474 PR (Balston) Darrell, Sir Edward 1535 deceased, widow Alice grantee: Deed C146/1549 Daundeley, Robert 1340 CR Daunvers, Robert (36EdIII) IPM Dauwe, William ate, and Agnes (nee Gomuldon) (36EdIII) IPM Dawntey, Robert Of Inkpen Archol Berks Will: To my brother Richard; to Agnes, wife, executrix. Witnesses: Huigh Clitton(?), Richard Dawntey. Dated 6 jan 1562. Delamare, Tomas 1452 PR 1475 PR Den, Golbert de la 1225 CUR Dene, John de 1336 chaplain, grantee (Huntington 15) 1336 chaplain, grantor (Hastings 1185) Denford, Roger de 1352 CR Denman, Robert 1379 FR Denseye, John 1349 son of Nicholas Denseye, grantor (Huntington 8) Derby, Earl of – see Lancaster Derling (Darling), Geoffrey c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.2) Despenser, Hugh le 1327 PR 1327 CR 1428 FA Wilts Devenisse, Robert 1349: + Alice his wife, grantees (Huntington 8) Degyere (Deyghere), Robert le 1363 deceased - father of Christine Carter (Huntington 5) 1348 Grantor of 1 messuage in H. (Huntongton 7) Degyere, Thomas 1334 clerk – witness (Hastings 1190) (Huntington 18) 1338 witness (Huntington 9) 1342 (PR) father of John 1327 def Just Itin (JUST 1 nos 397) 1340 witness (H/RTa34) 1369 Outlawed for debt (C88/41 no 40) 1348 witness (Huntington 71) Dyghere, John 1371 deed (Hants RO 44M69/152)Agnes his widow and John their son, tenement in H. 1335+ widow Matilda (Hastings 1184 no 17). Witness Walter le Dyghere Dyere (Diere, Diegher, Deygher, Deyere), Richard 1383 FR of Abingdon, on commission Dyere, William 1386 FR Commissioner “shoemaker” of H. Dyer, Henry 1470 rental p4: “½ burgage …” 5¼d late John Browne formerly Henry Dyere now John Bocher Dyer, John (als Passager) Chapman father of Simon Dyer (C1/11/369) – see notes on Simon Dyer 1470 Rental: 1 burgage(agnes Mayhew) late John Dyer q.r. 8d 1470 rental: 2 acres: Shorneland in Sanden Fee (Thos Mayhew) late John Duer, qr?d Apr 1412 charge of violence against John Dyer of H. against John Tumpellyn, chaplain, (Bishop Hallum’s Register item no 1144) 1417 John Dyer instituted chaplain (rector) of Avington church,

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 26 William Coventre, patron. 1409 parish council (Chandler’s Reg) 1450 dyer involved in Cade’s rebellion (see KB9/133 Wilts) Dyer, Philip 1307 27 F of F Dyer, Hugh 1390 H/RTa37 1405, 1409: Parish council (Chandler’s Reg) 1404 matrimonial cause (Chandler’s Register) with Alice Browne 1408 H/RTa38 1413 H/RTa5, H/RTa8 1420 H/RTa17 1453 H/RTa26 deceased 1470 rental p6: “cetain lands in S. late John Browne formerly Hugh Dyer, now John Bocher, qr xxd. Dyer, Richard 1431/2 D.L. Compotus, wife Matilda DL29/683/1101 former villain – 2 f..?.. at 16d + items of land 1470 rental p3: 3/8 burgage formerly Richard Dyer’s, late Walton, qr 5d p5: Thos Leche: 2 messuages late Richard Dyer, qr xvid 1340 25/1/11/59 tenant in Sanden Fee Dyer, Simon 1390 H/RTa37 1470 rental “Late Simon Dyer”: p.1: ½ burgage + parcel burg (Thos Mayhew), qr 5½d C1/11/369 son of John Dyer als Passager – had taken possession of a house + 40 acres arable in H. Berks from Thos and Dienise Glover, claiming himself as heir to John Dyer. Glover claims he was bastard. 1405 wife Joan charged with adultery (D of S Register) Deyere, Walter le 1328PR 1342 PR 1338 Witness (Huntington 9) 1335 Witness (Hastings 1184) 1348 father of Geoffrey Deyere (Huntington 7) Deyere, John le 1327 def (JUST 1 no 1397) 1328 PR 1314 (Wigrams 1164) 1363 witness (Huntibgton 5) 1334 son of John, grantor (Hastings 1190) 1335 wife Maud, former grant (Hastings 1184) 1369 H/RTa36 1348 messuage in H. (Huntington 7) Dyer, John 1408 H/RTa38 1420 H/RTa17 1423 H/RTa12 1433 H/RTa3 1435 DL Compotus, Bailiff 1470 rental p5 “late”… Dyer, Elizabeth wife of John 1408 H/RTa38 Dyer, Richard 1348 Messuage in H. (Huntington 7) Dyer, Geoffrey 1348 grantee 1 messuage in H. and wife Edith (Huntington 7) Deyere, William 1445 C146/1337 witness Dighton (Dytton), Thomas 1552/3: (C1/1297/52 ) wife Margaret, daughter of John Lovelake, who possessed a lease of lands in Chilton Foliat (le Frith), which he left to Margaret who married Dighton. Margaret was born c1534 [PR: a Thos Dighton baptised 1562 - ?junior?] 1573 survey: Thos Dighton als Marten – 1 rectory tenement + shop in the street 1591 survey: ditto (?Thos junior?) 1470 survey –ditto- Dighton (Dyghon), John 1413 H/RTa5, H/RTa8 1420 H/RTa16 deceased 1438 fuller (H/RTa40) 1445 C146/1337 c1460-2 Tithing man in H. (C1/28/421)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 27 1405 One of church finance stewards (Chandler’s Register) 1405 and 1409 Parish council (Chandler’s register) 1552 Thos Knight has 1 tenement late in tenure of John Ditton” 1470 John Dighton has 2 tenements, one late John Dighton, the other as in 1552) 1412 John Dighton junior (Chandler’s Register) Diva, Robert de, Prior of St John’s Hospital 1233 CUR Diwe, Nicholas c1230 Bec Custumal (T/Sp1) Dobson, John 1609 (6JasI) DL4/54/15 Deponent “the elder of Little Bedwyn, 75 yrs) in Yowle Burch and Wheat Dodd, John c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp3) Dodde, Richard 1504 CR Dodeford (Dedeford), John de 1357 PL 1365 PAP.R 1397 PL Dollman, Tristram 1594 (HCB) “heir of John Dollman”, appeared before the Court and paid his fine for lands within the liberty of the Court. 1597, 1601 refs in P.R. to his “servants” in H. 1601/2 baptised Margaret d/o Tristram Dollman “of the Crown” 1606/7, 1607/8: Constable – third successive generation of Dollmans 1618 buried 1619 bond of W. Emma (she appears as witness of several baptisms 1606-09) and John Dollman of the county of London, fishmonger. Children: Eliz (bapt 1596); Dorothy (1597), Tristam jnr (1600), Margaret (1601/2); Joan (1604 buried 1607); Alexander 1606; Ruth 1608. 1620 Hocktide Court Book: heirs to Tristram Dollman, succeeded by Joh n Dolman “heir” who paid his fine. 1623 Thos Dyer paid fine to succeed to John Dolman. Thomas Dyer had been accepter as an innholder in 1622. Dolman, Thomas 5 Feb 1569/70: Buried “our honest neighbour T.D.” (mortuary 6s 8d, PR) 4 Feb 1569/70 Will (D of S Peculiar Court): innholder, house furnishings etc (interesting details of house) to son John: sole executor wife Joan. Probate 1 Jul 1570. 3 Jul 1570 widow Joan married William Mayhew 1596 John Mayhew of Coate in Liddington leaves some money for the poor of H. [Hocktide Court Book] 1552 survey: Sir John Thynne holds 1 tenement late Thomas Glover and 1 “le Poke” next the mill pond and now Thomas Dolman”, qr 8d (probably The Crown Inn, see PR Baptisms 17 Jan 1601/2) Dolman, John (1548-1589) 1573 1 tenement (immediately south of the Swan) + 1½ acres, qr 8d (Survey T/Sp.8); also Rack Close, qr 12d 1573 deponenet “missing charters” case aged 25 yrs “innholder” 1589 buried “innholder”. Widow Margaret married William Allen. Children John (1572, Robert 1575, Joan 1578, Dorothy, 1582, Thomas 1553 d. 1583, Thomas 1587. Son of Thomas Dolman who died 1569/70 qv. 16 Apr 1594: Tristram Dolman, “heir” of John, appeared before the Hocktide Court, and paid his fine for “lands within the liberty”. Tristram’s relationship to John is not known. 1576 (D of S Act Book 4 f 132) case involving Webbs, Borde, John Dolman and John Dolman’s mother – morality case? Inn? See also f.129 (dep in English still to be checked) Dolman, John II (b1572) In Bond of Tristram Dolman’s widow appears “John Dolman of the city of London, fishmonger, and in Hungerford Court Book 1620 is recorded as heir of Tristram, selling (F of F) to Thomas Dyer, 1621. Dorset, Thomas, Earl of 1415 PR Doune, John (49EdIII) IPM Draghbrech, Richard 1328 PR Draper, Ralph 1431/2 DL Comptus (DL29/633/11061 – 1 stall

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 28 Draper, John 1431/2 DL Compotus 1 stall 1477 DL29/60/11180 stall “late John Draper” 1410 Indenture 1417 witness of grant of pension for Thomas Haynes, former rector of Avington (Bp Hallim’s Register, term 679) Drereweys, John 1428 FA Wilts Drew (Drave, Frieu, Dere, Drywe), John 1428 FA Berks: 1428 wife Ellen (E179/73/82). Widow (1462) (VCH146/11553) 1467 of W Shefford. c1470 1 ¼ tenement in H. Drew, William 1434 PR In nlist of gentry, 1434 “William Drew of H.” (Bodleian) Drew, Henry son and heir of Thomas (C146/3271) 21 Aug 1484 C146/10733, mercer, bond to John Tuckhill 1485 C146/5131 Jan 1484 C146/3271 demise of Helmes Farm of which he is lord, to JohnHelme als Salmon. Drew, Robert 1430 (Drywe) C1/5024 1430 C146/50234 Witness 1433 (Dere) H/RTa3 witness 1438 H/RTa40 witness 1431-45 DL Comp – keeper of Park, appointed 1427 1453/54 H/RTa26 witness 1458 H/RTa29 witness c1470 “late Robert Drew” For an account of Robert see 10 High Street Drewe (Dru), William 1319 witness (Huntington 20) Drewe, William 1434 of H. (Cal Pat Rolls) 1434 in list of Berkshire gentry (Bodleian Ch 466) as William Drew of H. 1461 one of the H. “rebels” Drewe, Thomas Father of Henry (qv) (C146/3271) Drinkwater, George 1585 Birthdate from deposition DL4/27/29. Yeoman of Semiongton, Wilts, but at one time occupied the house in dispute in the suit Herne v Gamage Driweys, John (35EdIII) IPM Dudeley, Edmund 1509 PR Dudley, William 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – a tenements late in tenure of devised to Richard Whythorne rent 16s pa 1552 1 tenement with stables, late in tenure of William Dudley and now in tenure of Richard Whitethorne, qr 8d 1552 (next entry) 2 stalls late in ten of William Dudley qr 8d now Nicholas Baker’s 1485 Church warden (Salis Cath MS189 f46) 1481 takes over stall (manor of E. Garston) in H. market from William Mayowe deceased. Durford, Abbot (22HVII) IPM 13th c: C146/129 landholding in Shalbourne 13th c: C146/1340 land in Puddene Durham, Bishop of 1415 PRO 1416 CR 1420 CR Dyer, Alexander 1552 Survey: Richard Mason holds 1 tenement lately Alexander Dyer Dyer, William Richard Born 23 Jan 1803 at Bath IN 1840 living with wife and family in H. c1840-48 working at GWR works, Swindon (details provided by Cynthia Fisher, Wilts Fam Hist Soc) Dynneley, Robert 1452 PR Dyn *Duyne, Dyne, Dyve), Thomas 1428 FA 1437 FR 1445 FR 1453 CR 1453 Anc Deeds C146/5960

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 29 1454 CR 1457 PR Edmund, earl of Cornwall, son of Henry III, brother of Edward I 1269 PR 1271 PR 1281 PR 1281 PR Hungerford. St John (25EdI) IPM Edmond, Edmund 1371 FR Edmundes, William 1548 BVM draft lease 1 tenement _ 6 acres, rent 12s pa 1573 BVM tenement – the Channtry House, qr 6d 1552 tenement + 3 acres, late John Dymslade, now William Edmundes, qr 4d 15 Apr 1574 “old William Edmunds” (Par Reg) Edward I, Prince of Wales (36EdIII) IPM Edwards als Cyston(?), John 1538 lease from William Byrd of le Frith in Chilton Foliat, together with John Lovelake 1548 was granted a new lease for 21 yrs by Sir Thomas Moyle, Kt, together with John Wilson (C1/1297/52) 1542 husbandm,an (SP1/169, f.52-67) + ..?.. Williams, husbandman 1544/45: signs plea for a priest to say mass in the chapel of Sr James, Isbury, living in p. of Chilton Foliat within 3 miles of chapel. Aged 53 yrs. Eggecumbe, John 1491 grant by Robert Tuckhill of H. in mortgage of a tenement in (Bridgewater Deeds in “Snappe’s Formulary”) 1496 Grant by Christine, prioress of Littlemore “for his good council” of an annual pension for life. Eleanor, Queen, mother of Henry III 1278 CR Elias, of Eddington 1195 sold land in Eddington to Adam Bulete(?) (F of F) Elgere, John 1454 CR Ellesworth, Simon de 1292 FR Elsefield, Gilbert de 1325 CR (18EdII) IM 1325 Inq Misc II (1307-49) No 187: Inquest at H. that granted in 10EdII to Henry Tyes manor of Colecote, held from prior of Moyon Elston (Elstone), Francis 31 Jul 1570 Buried 27 Jul 1570: Will (Deand of Sarum’s Pec Court) “gent”. Bequest to wife, Alice, for her life and after her death to his daughter Alice, his house in which he dwells. Unmarried daughters Jane, Jone, Besses, Marie, Anne and Dorothy. Robert Waite and John Lodge Overseers, Witnesses: Robert Mills, gent, Thomas Huet, clerk, and John Carre of Chilton. Widow Alice married Robert Mills. Her will (D of S Pec Ct) 13 Feb 1600/01 shows that Alice married of Enborne (1578 PR). Jane married ..?.. Furlong of W. Dean, Sussex; Elizabeth married John Morice (see D of S will of John Prater, 1595) “Elizabeth Morris widow”. Mary married Goodwin Anne married John Mordman (1591 PR) Dorothy was married in 1600/01 Jane had died 1579 PR Alice Hall died 1610 “widow” John Morice buried 1596 PR. Two children Jane buried 1584 and Philipe 1590. Ely, Bishop of – see Grey Elyott, Christopher (20HVII) IPM Englefield, Alan de 1225 CUR Englefield, William (44HIII) IM Enoc, William (44HIII) IM Erle, Robert de See Herle 1384 CR 1426 An Dd: C146/832 witness

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 30 Erpenham (Arpenham, Herpenham), Noel (?Natal) de 1245 Q in F of F to Robert de Herpenham, land in Inkpen (CP25(1)/7/14 1248 –ditto- Undated (13th c?) witness (Huntington 33) Erpenham, William 1246 quit claim to Simon de Montfort re Balteley Wood Escriveyn, Richard le c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.3) Estbury, John de See Isbury (48EdIII) IPM; 1356-C146/856 1343 CR 1360 CR (x2) 1361 CR 1363 CR 1434 PR 1341 Windsor XI.G.62 Witness Estbury, John de, younger 1385 CR 1475 D/Ex84 witness Essex, Sir William 1548 Hol Trin draft lease, payment due from manor of Hopgrass 40s + 5 qtrs wheat @6s 8d per qtr, annually 73s 4d. 1552 1 tenement + 2½ acres late J. Gunter now W Rutter q.r. 5d, also land in Sanden fee called Stangrove now is tenure of Mistress Fortiscue, q.r. 3s 4d [Wm Rutter als Standish buried 1571 Mortuary paid] Essex, George 1573 West Oakwood house, inheritance of George Essex gent (parish boundary) 1573 1 tenement + 2½ acres |(described) leased to William Rutter, qr 5d, presented as having moved a tree from Freeman’s Marsh also that Hol Trin. Priest had a right of way through a plot of his land occupied by Thomas Elliott. Establer, William le See also Stablier and Johanna, his wife 1248 CR William fled abroad because of the death of a man. Held 1/3 messuage in H. in the right of his wife Joanna. Because of his flight, the Sheriff of Berkshire seized this property, and is now ordered to restore the same to Joanna. Eston, Prior de 1428 FA Wilts Esturmy (Sturmy), William 1452 PR Estynton, Thomas 1460 CR Eton, Prioress de 1225 CUR 1316 FA Euyngton, Robert 1420 CR Ewyasm Castro de 1428 FA Wilts Exeter, Duke of 1416 CR Eyre, Thomas 1453 CR 1453 Anc Dd C146/5960 Faber, John 1219 F of F Faber, Godwin c1275 H/RTa31 c1300 H/RTa32 Fairthorne, Roger 28HenVII DL1/10/1 James Yate v Roger Fairthorne of Chipping Lambourne Farleye (Farle, Ferle), Ralph de 1317 PRolls (VCH) 1330 P Rolls

1317 messuage and land in H. and Sanden. Inq A.Q.D. (C143/120/10) 3EdIII (1329) Inq A.Q.D. (C143/203/16) 1341 Ellis Farmen sued for debt of £200 incurred by Ralph and John Chamberlain. It was reported that Ralph was dead, so a request was made for the appearance of his heir John (Wilts Extant for Debts) Farleye, William de Ferle temp EdI (1272-1307) Hastings 1178: witness Farleye, John Son and heir of Ralph (Wilts Extant for Debts) 1363 Land in Shortcrofte (Huntington 5) 1349 (Farlayes) witness (Huntington 8)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 31 1320 Chaplain, grantor (Huntington 20) 1319 son of Hugo de F. Possession of tenement in H. (Huntington 20) Mar 1351/52 witness (Hastings 1197a) Farman (Fareman), Elias son of John 1317 VCH iv p.190 1318 VCH iv p.191 1318 PR 1327 Just itin (Berks), wife Galiena 1330 VCH 1330 PR c1330 3EdIII – Originalia Rolls (Vol III, p46) under Dorset! – son of John pd 10s for pardon in acquiring certain lands in H. and Sanden. 1332 Inq at Standen, juror 1334 Witness (Hastings 1190) 1335 PR 1336 PR 1338 Inqs Misc 1339 CR? 1339 Messuage and land in H. (from R. de Farley), son of John, Inq A.Q.D. (C143/203/16) 1339 grantor (Hastings 1186) 1339 Inq Misc II (1369-49) no 1666 Wilts Southampton wool trading 1340 CR (x2) 1341 CR 1341 PR 1341 Sured for debt of £200 incurrend by Ralph de Farley and John de Chamberlain (Wilts Extent for Debts) 1342 Assize of Novel Disseisin 1342 sued for debt of £20 by William de Burton chevalier (Wilts Extent for Debts) c1350 Died (VCH) 1373 PR 1380 PR 1339 Son of John, wife Geliena. Grantee (Anc Dd A4617 and A4620 and A4622) 1330 Gift of land in la Hide and in Charlton to William Druyn senior referred to in a later quitclaiming (B.M. Harl Ch. 41A52) Farman (Fareman), John temp EdI son of Peter and Joan, wife Joanna. (Hastings 1182) temp EdI witness (hastings 1178) 1317 VCH 1318 PR 1328 PR 1330 PR 1358 IPN 1348 witness (Huntington 7 1349 witness (Huntington 8) 1367 grantor (Huntington 4) temp EdI or EdII: witness (Hastings 1180) Undated: Rent payable to, (Huntington 32) Undated: witness (Huntington 35) Temp EdII: witness (Hastings 1196) Temp EdII: witness (Hastings 1197) 1329 referred to as father of Elias, Inq A.Q.D. 3EdIII (C143/203/16) 1339 referred to as father of Elias. (Anc Dd A4617) Farman, Juliana 1405 in trouble with eccle authorities. Attacked Alice Sancer, complained of removal of a seat in the church, tore up marriage licence of Alice Sancer, charged with adultery. Dec 1409 excommunicated with Margaret Cotterell and their arrest. Req of the secular authority. Jun 1410 reeased from gaol after absolution from excommunication (Reg of Bp Hallum) Farman (Fareman), Robert temp EdI or EdII: Son and heir of Margery, son of Peter Farman snr.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 32 Farman (Fareman), Peter Son of John 1350 VCH 1352 VCH 1348 witness (Hungton 7) 1380 PR 1381 PR See Chronicles of John of Glastonbury for a gift of 12d to Infirmary Farman (Fareman), Peter senior 1242 F of F 1263 Wilts IPM juror c1215 H/RTa31 1300 H/RTa23,22 temp EdI with wife Joan, grantee (Hastings 1176a) Temp EdI release by Joan, once wife of Peter, their son John (Hastings 1182) Temp EdI: Lands (Hungton 2) Temp EdI or EdII refers to daughter Margery, deceased (Hastings 1179) Temp EdI witness (Hastings 1177) Undated: witness (Huntington 33) Undated grantee of land in Ryehull near le Leweyl (C146/3035) c1220: See Chronicles of John of Glastonbury ed Thomas Hearne p417 (BL shelf 2072b) Farman, Simon 1199 F of F: Purchase ½ messuage in H. + 1 acre of land (VCH Berks iv190) Farneburch, John de 1335 F of F: def in H. Balsdon etc. Mich27EdIII Farnefeld, Robert de 1340 CR Farnell, Alexander 1424 PR Farnlye, William de Temp EdI: witness (Huntington 34) Temp EdI or EdII: witness (Hastings 1180) Farthingale, John 1438 H/RTa40 BVM Chaplain 1423 CR place unstated – chaplain (Possibly to Dean of Wells?) Fauconer, Richard 1452 PR Faukes, Ralph c1248 Bec Custumal (T/Sp3) Favelore (Fauelore, Fanellor), Richard 1395 Rector of Church of Chilton Foliat (C146/536) See J H Bettey “Church & Parish”, London 1957 p.36, where he mentions Richard Fanellor. “He was a local man who kept in touch with his family, farmed his own glebe land, and when he died in 1397 directed that he should be buried in his own church, and that £5 10s 0d should be spent on his funeral. He left gifts and legacies to his 3 sisters, to his shepherd, and other servants, to the fabric of the Cathedral of Salisbury and to his own church at Chilton Foliat.”” From VCH Wilts vol iii p23, citing the register of Richard Metford, 1395-1407 Will: D1/2/6 ff16-22 (WRO). Faller (Fawler, Falour, Fanelore), John 1492 FR 1513 John Fuller (terrier) land in Homefield, meadow on Woodmarsh 1493 John Faller als Draper (BM Add Rolls, Kintbury Court Rolls) 1481 John Fawler leaves Mill mead and Woodmarsh (D of L E. Garston Court Rolls) Fawler (Faller, Lauler), John 1565 of Chilton Foliat, yeoman, purchases tenement in H. High St, (Wilts CRO 110/16) 1560 Witness (Wiltsd CRO 110/16) 1585 Dep Constable to Robert Wayte: (WCRO 1064/22) 1591 John Fawler elder, of Chilton Foliat, yeoman, sells tenement in H. (WCRO 1064/23); wife Agnes and son John Fawler the younger. Fawler (Faller), John (1523- ) 1523 Birthdate from deposition in 1585 (DL4/27/29), woollen draper 1599 also from DL4/41/58, woollen draper 1573 also from deposition DL4/15/6 1573 Survey: holds 1 messuage tenanted by John Robinet 30 Jun 1607 buried old John Falwer (PR) 1598 buried wife Maude (linen draper) 1607 D of S will, woollen draper, son Anthony (b 1580/81) daughters

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 33 Margaret (b 1572/3), Ellen (b 1578), Frances (b 1583), Alice (b 1586). Leaves goods and residence to Anthony, other household goods to daughters. Efers to the “little loft” next to the street, adjoining Jane Bartholomew’s houseside”; also to “the chamber over the chamber wherein Ingram Winkworth did lie|” and “chamber over the shop”. [Jane Brokenbrouse widow to Jeffry Fawler married C Brokenbrouse, qv] 1569 brother of Jeffery Fawler, overseer of his d of S will 1569 John Fawler, of Chilton, witness 1585 taken inventory of Curr of Helme House (D/S) 1582 Overseer D/S will george Lovelake “of H., draper” 1586 witness D/S will of Thomas Preston. Fawler, Anthony Church Warden 1619/20, but left before his year expired “upon his deportation” presumably from the parish. Faller (Fawler), Richard 1620 Surety on Lenten Recognisances (E180/145), tanner, of Chilton Foliat 1569 Richard Faller, son of Jeffry and his executor (D/S Will) 1583 Shares H. Englefield tenement (E8) with Christopher Brokenbroue (step-father), having succeeded Roger Faller in 1573 survey. Roger died 1577 [his mother Joan Faller married Brokenbrowe 1570] Faller, Peter de 1373 CR Faller, Richard 1481 colessee with John Fawler above. Fawler (Faller), Ralph 1548 Hol Trin draft lease ½ rod of meadow, rent 20d pa 1552 a) juror; 1 tenement late John Cowper qr 2d 1552 b) 1 tenement + 12 acres arable + 1 acre meadow late in tenure of Ralph Faller “portis sui” (?patris his father) qr 4d 1552 c) 1 acre in Middlefield, qr 1½d 1522 Muster (a) freeholder (b) King’s tenant, taxed 20 marks Fawler (Faller, Fauler), Thomas I als Towker) Jan 1462 (C146/1553) son of John and Ellen Jul 1463 Thomas Towker, parishioner (Newton Register) 1457 Thomas Fauler also Touker (C146/1552) of Leverton, demise by Thomas Helme of Frithdoune, belonging to the lordship of Helme. 1470 “Fauler”, tenement formerly Thomas Helme. Also tenement formerly Thomas Tukhyll. 1484 Deceased by (Anc Dd) 1506 Aged 72, fuller of H. witness DL1/1/C1 Fawler, Thomas III 1560 Deceased before 1560 – father of Edward and owner of tenement in High Street, H. Wilts. (CRO 110/16) 1552 Survey p2 and p3 = 2 tenements and land in Pidden qr 6 ½ d; p6 and p7 21 Dec 1555indenture from D of L for will 1553 rents from Standen Chapel (E310/4/30f.29 and E315/225 f174) 1522 muster – householder, King’;s tenant taxed 33s 4d 1547 free rent for lands (12d) pa to B.V.M. Faller, William 1511 Quer F of F 1 messuage and 1 acre of land in H. Fawler, Edward 1560: of Enford, son of Thomas(?), enfeoffs tenement I nH. To John Goddard, (Wilts CRO 110/16) Fawler (Faller), Jeffery 7 Nov 1569 Buried (PR) same day as “old John Fawler = ?parent] 1569 D/S Will: wife = Joan, Son=Richard (of Chilton Foliat?) (qv), brother John (probably of Chilton, witness) Oct 1570 Joan Fawler widow marries Christopher Brokenborow (PR) 1566 witnesses D/S Will of John Ball, smith. Fenel, Richard 1380 H/RTa37 1391/2 H/RTa1 Felane, Robert 1402 FA (Wilts) Felipes, Alice of Charnham Street – see Alice Sawyers Ferour (Ferrour), Walter 1365 H/RTa35 1366 F of F 1369 H/RTa36 1379 FR 1383 FR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 34 1390 H/RTa37 1391/2 H/RTa1 1397 CR 1413 H/RTa5 deceased 1413 H/RTa26 Ferour, William 1413 FR 1413 H/RTa5 grantor 1420 H/RTa11 witness 1426 H/RTa14 witness Temp HVII – wife Johan F of F. 1470 Late Walter Ferror, p.1, p.2, p.6, part of burg on east side + 2 ½ burgages on west side and land in Sanden Fee “pertaining to The Swan”. 1435/6 Late Williams – rent of the “hospice” and 70 acres 1405 Wilts CRO: Dean’s register: Church warden ?steward of H. parish church. 1409 parish council, churchwarden? Ferthyngale, John 1423 Ferun, Henry le c1248 Bec Custuumal (T/Sp.4) Fetyplace, John 1454 CR Figgins, Robert 1577: On 8 Dec 1576 robbed of 33s 4d on the highway to Kintbury at Hungerford Down by Ellis Smith (PR 1575-8) Fisher, Robert 1431, 1461 et seq DL Compotus 1405 Parish council (Chandler’s Register) Fissher (Fyssher), Peter le 1313 PR Fissher (Fyssher), Thomas 1468 PR Fitzherbert, Matthew and Margaret (31EdIII) IPM Fitzhugh, Henry 1415 PR 1416 CR Fitzjames, Thomas 1343 CR Fitzwaryn, Fulk (37EdIII) IPM Fitzwilliam, John 1331 Chanc Inq Flaget (Flaket), Robert 1485 An Dd C5131 Flaget (Flaket), Richard Sep 1528 Chief juror H. Englefield Court Roll (SC2/208/75) Mar 1527 Tenement in decay (SC2/208/73) Foche, Walter (alias Bailey), John, Margery (nee Covyntre) 1454 CR Fode (Fow, le Fode, Le Vode), Richard 1371 witness Hants RO 44M69/152, has tenement with adjacent to that in deed 1390 H/RTa37 has tenement in H. 1397 CR – and Alice, formerly wife of John de Burton 1401 PR Shalbourne 1408 (and wife Alice) sale of land in Charlton and Shalbourne to Henry Harburgh 1411 PR debt owed by Richard Dalron 1411 Will in MSS of Magdelene College, Oxford temp RicII F of F: + wife Alice, land in Shalbourne, to Richard Dalron Temp RicII F of F: defender v Henry Harburgh cleric Q Temp HenVI: formerly holder of ½ burgage in H. (Huntington 2), but this may refer to an earlier Richard (qv) Fode (le Vode) Geoffrey (Galfridus) 1367 le Vode, holds tenement in H. (Huntington 4) 1390 ?deceased? – referred to in H/RTa37 – lands in H. Fode, John 30EdIII (1357) Originalia Rolls (vol 2 p.243) Chaplain. Ellis Haynes and ent of Charlton (for chapel?) Le Vode, William 1338 – grantor of a messuage in High Street, H. (Huntington 9) Fode (le Vode, Fow, le Vode), Richard 1306 witness (Huntington 24) (William King, Robert Brunsdon) 1314 witness (le Foude) (Huntington 23) 1319 witness (Huntington 20) ?1325-1331?: Le Fode holds certain tenements demised to him by Robert Hungerford, paying thereafter 10s pa to Hol Trin Chantry (Wilts CRO folio 60 & 61) Undated: (Register of Richard Beauchamp, Bishop of Sarum 1460-88, vol 1, pt 2).

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 35 Fokeram (Fukeram, Fokram), Richard, son of Sir Richard, and Robert Attorney for Edmund, 1st Earl of Lancaster while Earl was abroad 1271, 1280, 1282, 1284 1271 PR 1280 Inq A.Q.D. 9EdI (C143/-/-) Savernake 1281 PR witness 1296 (25EdI) IPM 1305 Knight of the Shire (Parl Writs) 1312 witness (C146/1221) Sir Richjard Fougeram 1316 FA 1316 Lord of township of H. and Hidden, Eddington and Sanden, also (Parl Writs) 1324 (18EdII) IM 1325 CR 1325 Inq Misc II (1307-49) no 817, Richard, son of Richard Kt had granted to Henry Tyes (9EdII) 100s and assort of wood of Helmes in Sanden. 1331 (5EdIII) IPM 1350 CR 1361 CR See VCH iv (Berks) p.190 under Sanden Fokeram, Roger 1280 Inq A.Q.D. (9EdI) Fokeram, Robert 1333 (7EdIII) Grantor of land in Sandon (DL25/L2290) Son and heir of Richard (II) (Chancery Inq Misc II, 1307-49) No 817, who holds lands (formerly then Tyes / D of Earl of Leicester by service of a Knight’s fee. Foliat, Sampson Son of Henry Foliat c1240 (Wigram p.361) confirms grant of 1 virgate in Soley etc made by his father Henry to Prior of St Frideswide 30 Jun 1241 final concord re the above. c1250 (34HenIII) Abbrev Originalia Rolls – paid 5 marks for a charter of warren for his manor of Chilton (vol 2 p.11) Fornet, John 1331 Chanc Inq Forstebury, John 1313 PR (36EdIII) IPM Fortescu, John, Sir 1431 CR 1473 CR Forty (Fortie), John 1609 (6JasI) (DL4/54/15) Yowle v Birch and Wheat deponent, of H. Miller, aged 52 yrs. Foxle, John de 1313 PR (16EdII) IPM Frank, John 1399 PR 1395 IM 1425 Clerk, land transferred with Thomas Ringwood (CPR 1422-29) 1405 Warden of St John’s, H. and rector of North Standen (Register of Dean Chandler) (83) Oct 1408 prebend of Beaminster, Dorset (208) and Canon residentiary of Salisbury (211) (431) 1411 invested with the prebency of Tytherington 1415 exchanged prebendiary of Tytherington for Wilnecot preb in dioc Lichfield Feb 1405 resigned as Warden of St John’s and Rector of N Stabnden (463) Franklen (Fanklyn), William Clerk 1548 (Windsor XVI.1.22) Rectory and Parsonage Franklen, Richard Nov 1552 aged 50yrs, husbandman in Q of H. as deposes in C24/30 (Wylmot v Hidden) Fraunceys, Stephen 1342 PR Fraunceys, Hugh (Williamservant) 1342 PR Freigne (Freyne), Hugh le and Alisia (late wife Ebulolestrange) 1336 CR 1337 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 36 Freland, John 1342 PR (x3) 1343 PR 1346 PR Fretoxe, Peter 1334 witness (Huntongton 19) 1329 witness (Huntington 21) Frith, Mr Thomas Born 1569, Canon iof St George’s Windsor 1610-31 Died 1631 Steward of Chapel 1614-15, 18-19, 21-22 The rectory lease was granted to Sir Anthony H. in 1611, renewed 1618. Frowyck, Thomas and Joan, wife 1473 CR (1HVII) IPM (9HVII) IPM (21HVII) IPM (22HVII) IPM (x2) 1505 PCC will: 15 Adeane Ch. Justice. Leaves manor of Shalbourne Eastcourt etc to wife Elizabeth, brother Henry, daughter Frideswide. Frowyck, Dame Elizabeth and Frideswyde (daughter) (22HVII) IPM Fychet (Fichet), Thomas and Richard (14RII) IPM Fyfhyde, Philip de (25EdI) IPM Fynamour, William 1402 FA (Wilts) Fynche, William 1373 PR Gamboun (Gaumbon), John and Isabella (ex-wife of Roger de Stokke) 1337 PR Gamboun 1377 (40EdIII) Roger IPM Gamelyng, Sir John 1405 Chaplain of Merton Chapel (D of S Register) Garmy (alias Cooke), John 1585 Witness: sale of tenement (WCRO 1064/22) Garrard (Garet), John 7 Feb 27Eliz: of Lambourne, gent, aged 26 yrs (born 1558) Garrett, Mary 1689 Will and Inventory, of Eddington, widow. Berks Probate 73/50 Gaudi(n) (Gaudy), Nicholas c1230 Bec Custumal (T/Sp.1) c1248 Bec Custumal (T/S p.4) 1294 Vicar of Hungerford ad prior of St John Add Ms 6164 See also entry for Nicholas le Chapelyn Gaweyn, John 1382 CR 1385 CR 1402 FA (Wilts) Gaye, John 1548 Hol Trin draft lease late Gaye 1 tenement demised to John Taylor, rent 6s 8d pa 1552 R. Throgmorton, 1 tenement late John Gaye, now John Fowler, qr 4d 1522 Nicholas Gye, King’s tenant, taxwed 40s Geoffrey, Walter, son of (15EdII) IM Gerdeler (Gerdler), John 1425/6 H/RTa9 Gersey, William 1386 CR Gerveis, Thomas 1363 BPR Getingeden, Nicholas de 1208 CUR Gevoy, Roger de 1352 CR Giffard, John (1232-1299) Attached to household of Simon de Montfort, married Matilda, daughter of William Longesfree 1271 founded Gliucester Hall, now Worcester College, Oxford. 1299 deceased His son John took part with Thomas, Duke of GlLancaster and executed 1322 See History of Broughton Gifford by Rev J. Wilkinson in Wilts Nat Hist & Arch Soc Magazine vol 5 Also Calendarium Genealogicum & D.N.B. Giffard, John Of H., tailor, appeared in Court 1327-8, probably representing trustees of some church or chantry property (PRO JUST1/1397). Wife = Matilda, son John, daughter Joan, brother Robert These was church(?) land known as Gifford’s in H. (see Warnewell) Gyfford (Gifford), John 1428 FA (wilts) juror

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 37 Gyfford (Gifford), John 1327 John Gyfford, tailor, wife Matilda (JUST Berks 1397) 1327 Geoffrey, son of John (--do--) 1327 Joanna, daughter of John 1327 Robert, brother of John or Geoffrey? 1325-31: holds 1 messuage and curtilage, demised by Robert Hungeford, rent 5s pa, payable to Hol. Trin Chantry (Wilts CRO D1/2/11, vol 1, pt 2, folios 60 dorse, & 61) Gilbert, Edward 4 Apr 1578, PCC will: Gent, of Everley, Wilts, whose daughter Dorothy married Mr Henry Sadler, and these were the benificiaries of all his estates “within the realm of ” - to Heydon’s wife, xx shillings - to Gilberte Curr, my servant, xx shillings, also 20 sheep - to brother-in-law, Richard Inkpen - Marie, wife One of the overseers is Dr Reneger, Archdeacon of Hants Probate Jan 1578/9 E.G was an official of the Duchy of Lancaster (see Summerville, p 633), appointed in 1574 as woodward of Albourne and keeper of the woods of Hungerfod and N. Standen. Gilmyn, John 1376 CR Gingome, John 1246 Bec Glaysyere, John 1400 CR Gloucester, Abbot of St Peter’s at 1428 PR Gloucestere, Humphrey, Duke of 1438 PR (For Earl of Gloucester, see Gilbert de Clare) Gloucestre (Gloucester), John 1385 PR Gloucestre, William de Mar 1331/2: Inq at Standen; juror Gloucestrie, Matilda, Countess 1316 FA (Wilts) Glover, Thomas 1506 house in Charnham Street (DL1/1/C1), referred to in connection with the events of 1478 1477 (DL29/60/11180), pays 4d rent (late J Draper and J Warnewell) 1552 rental 1 tenement “late Thos Glover” now held by Sir J Thynne 1470 rental J Tuckhill ½ burgage “late Thos Glover’s” qr 4d (C1/11/369) with wife Denise – seised in right of his wife of a messuage + 40 acres in H. Berks, v Joan Dyer who claimed from his father (Simon Dyer) Thomas Glover claiming to be “greatly in age” at date of this Bill 1480 Churchwarden (Salis Cath MS 189 f99) 1485 Sidesman (Salis Cath MS 189, f46) Glynd, Williams 1342 PR Goddard, Francis (1594-1652) 16 May 1623: of STanden, esq; son of Thomas Goddard. Dispute concerning Crooke’s acre, Sanden Fee *C2/JASI/G12/24) 1593/4: Baptised, son of Thomas Goddard, esq (Par Reg) Mar 1611 Francis Goddard, esq, and Katherine Quarles at Cholsey Feb 1623/4: Katherine, wife of Francis Goddard, buried 1652 died. (VCH Berks iv, 196) 18 Jan 1652: Buried (Par Reg) Children: 1629 Margaret; 1630 Sara; 1632 Katherine; 1634 Edward  Edward succeeded his father to manor of Standen Hussey, 1652. Died 1684 Goddard, Misc 1570/1: Mr Roger Garrett married Mrs Anne Goddard of Standen (daughter of John Goddard, ob 1567?) 2 Feb 1589/90: William Bartlett f All Cannings gent married Mrs Elizabeth Goddard, daughter of Anthony Goddard, gent. 1596 Baptised Anne, daughter of James Goddard, gent 1597/8: Mr William Goddard, of Bupton of Cliff Pypard, buried in H. Goddard, John Jan 1609/10: Bapt Ruth, d/o Mr John Goddard of Hidden 1613 Bapt Benjamin, s/o Mr John Goddard of Hidden ?father of Edward Goddard, and mentionwed in the latter’s will (1626), leaving his father John one year’s use of the lease of Hidden Farm ?1577 in will of H. Clifford, bequeaths to his servant John Goddard 1613, 1631, 1634 Church warden.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 38 Goddard, John (1517-1567) Son of John Goddard of Upham, ilts (Berks Visitations) 1559 Bapt Edmund, s/o John Goddard, gent 1563 Bapt Dorothy, d/o John Goddard, gent 1567 Buried John Goddard of Standen Hussey, esq 1567 PCC Will 1561 deponent Hidden v Clifford, gent, aged 44 yrs (born 1517) (C24/52) See VCH Berks iv p196 – in 1548/9 Standen Farm, part of the manor of Standen Hussey, seems to have passed to Jenkyn Goddard. Later the manor seems to have passed to John Goddard, son of John Goddard of Upham, Wilts. He was succeeded c1567 (Chanc IPM Sar II CXLV 1) by his son Thomas Goddard, who placed this manor in settlement in 1571 (F of F Wilts, Hil 13Eliz), perhaps received on occasion of his marriage with Margaret, d/o George Burley of Potterne, Wilts (Burke, Commoners, iv, 325). He died (Chanc IPM Ser II, CCCXV,162) 1610 when the manor passed to his son Francis. Francis was succeeded in 1652 by his son Edward, who was buried in H. in 1684. Goddard, Thomas of Standen Hussey, gent 1594 purchases tenement in H. (WCRO 1064/23) Children baptised: 1589 Dorothy; 1591 Thomas; 1592 Elizabeth; 1594 Francis; 1595 John; 1596 Alexander; 1597 Edward; 1599 Anne. A Dorothy is a witness to baptism in 1603, and Elizabeth in 1604. His wife Dorothy was biuried 8 Jan 1588/9, and his son John (born 1595) in 1595. He presumably remarried c1590 He himself was buried 24 Mar 1609-10 PCC Will (48 Wingfield) probate May 1610, of Standen Hussey, Wilts, esq, to be buried in H. near former wife (ie Dorothy). Bequeathes to daughter Anne at marriage or at 21; to sons Edward at 24 and Alexander at 24; to eldest son Francis; to wife Margaret (in 1606 baptismal witness (H. Par Reg) probably Margaret daughter of George Burley of Potterne, see VCH iv,196) cousins: Elinor Veele, Sir Anthony Hungerford, Richard Goddard; kinsman (nephew), brothers-in-law: Mr Burley, Sir Alexander Tutt; servants Stephen Bloggs, John Hawker (and John Booth?); others: old Mr Edward Walrond, Mr Thomas Walrond , gent (overseer). Son of John Goddard, gent of Standen Husseu who died 1567 John HGOddard’s will was proved in PCC 1567 Joh had a son Edmond, bapt 1559 and daughter Dorothy bapt 1563. Goddard, Robert 29 Mar 1652 (H. Engleford Court Roll) Robert Goddard of Newtown, husbandman, was granted tenancy for 3 lives of 1 messuage and 3 acres, surrendered by Joh n Barriter at the same court. This was one of two messuages on the west side. (WCO 49/1542) Wife was Joan, and the third life was that of William Darrell, husbandman, s/o John Darrell of Gt Bedwyn. Robert Goddard appears as customary tenant in 1652, 1653 1653: Buried Anthony, s/o Robert Goddard 6 Oct 1654: buried Robert Goddard the elder 23 Jun 1658: Buried Robert Goddard who was killed in a chalk pit. 1658: (H. Engleford Ct Roll) Robert Goddard replaced by Joan 1661 (H. Engleford Ct Roll) Joan Goddard replaced by John Trashe Feb 1661/2: w/o John Trash buried (Par Reg) 1662 (Ct Rolll) Joan Trash, w/o John, dies (Possibly John Trash married widow Goddard, but no marriage entry in Par Reg) 1662 William Darrell takes over. 9 May 1670 Buried Elizabeth, w/o Robert Goddard 23 Aug 1670 Buried Robert Goddard senior. 1670: Buried Thomas, s/o Robert Goddard Goddard, Robert of Eddington Chiildren’s baptisms: 1567/8 Marian; 1569/70 Joan; 1572 Joan; 1575 Anthony; 1578/9 Mary; 1598 Daughter of Robert Goddard of Eddington married John Hamblin 1602 Anthony Goddard marries Elizabeth Hawkins

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 39 1605 Buried Margaret, wife of Robert Goddard 1608 Bapt Elizabethj, d/o Anthony Goddard 1608 Buried Robert Goddard, of Eddington 1618 Charles Goddard married Margaret Hawkins 1619 Bapt Susan, d/o Charles Goddard; also 1621 Robert; 1624 Margaret; 1630 Elizabeth. Robert Goddard baptises children: 1627 Sara; 1628 Elizabeth; 1631 Robert; 1641 George; 1642 Thomas; 1657 Robert III 1630 Overseer of will of Rose Walton of Eddington. 1631 Anthony Goddard and Robert Goddard take inventory of Rose Walton of Eddington. 1638 witness of will of William Cockin of Eddignton (1641) 1641/2 Protestation oath has two Robert Goddards, a Thomas, a John, a Charles. 1641 wiotness to will of Joan Clidesdale of Eddington (1658) 1643 Thomas Goddard is witness to will of Fairthorne. 1653 Anthony (born 1575) buried 1670 Buried Charles Goddard Goddard, John 1434 PR Goddard, John 1560 acquires tenement in H. from Edward Fawler (Wilts CRO 110/16) Goddard, Thomas Cordwainer 1632 married Deborah Northcrofte 1669 buried Deborah Goddard, wife of Thoas Goddard 1666 £100 bond for admons of John Curr by Thomas Goddard of H., cordwainer 1650 (H.Engleford Ct Roll) Copyhold with children Joseph and Sara of 1 tenement and 6 acres (25 High Street?) 1670 Divides copyhold with Joseph 1672 Thomas Goddad passes copyhold to Joseph 1650-75 Thomas Goddard’s name and Joseph’s both appear aon tenant’s list (last list extant is 1675) Godwin (als Butler qv), Mary 29 Nov 1603: Buried 1600/01 D of S Will of Alice Mill’s: “to Mary Godwin, my Mary’s daughter”. Godyngton, Richard 1396 PL 1399 PL Goffer, Anthony 12 May 1617 married Elizabeth Mason Gogy, Williams and Elizabeth 1454 CR Golding, John 1335 F of F 1342 Pat Roll deer poaching in H. park. Complaint by Earl of Lancaster 1356 In F of F with wife 1364 C146/515, wife Heloise 1365 H/RTa35 1369 H/RTa36 1391/2 H/RTa1 1453/4 John Golding senior deceased (H/RTa26) John Golding, clerk, (Windsor XV.57.5) petition for allowance of expenses Golding, William (c1350-c1428) 1372 grant of wardenship of the chapel or chantry of N. Standen (John of Gaunt’s Register) 12380 instituted Colingbourne Abbot 1383 exchanged with Froxfield (patron Lord Cobham) 1393 instituted Stapleford 1400 resigned Stapleford 1401 *Close Rolls) William Spycer of H. having launched a unit of trespass …him Nick Yatendon a unit of super orders 1406 Lease of manor of H. (VCH from H. Town MSS) 1413 H/RTa5,8 holds tenements in H. 1414 inst. At Aldebourne. 1420 H/RTa10 referes to 2 messuages in High Street next to that of W. Golding on the north.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 40 1421 William Golding of Islington, Middlesex, Commissary Court of London, Reg 3, f.69, but no names etc in his will refer to any persons known to be associated with William Golding of Hungerford (Guildhall MS 9171/3) 1423 resigned Aldebourne 1423 Hungerford Cartulary (Somerset RO) quit claims re ands in H. and Sanden. 1426 H/RTa14 deceased? Tenement now in possession of Walter H. Temp Hen VI: with William Coventyry grants ½ burgage in H. to foeffees (Huntington 2) 1405-6 active as chaplain at H. (D of S Register) 1423 Hungerford Cartulary (Somerset RO) quit claims re lands Golding, William (contd?) 1405 Chaplain, did not come, contumacions, pen. Reserved (83) 1406 fornication – (1) purged and case dismissed; (2) John Butler chaplain paid a fine for the woman; (3) purged and dismissed (88), 1409 witholds a missal (247); 1409 proctor of rector of Gt Ogbourne (is this the same man?) (273); fornication with Alice Saucer (1412) defamed and purged; adultery. Requests vicar to execute mandate excommunication. Richard Milward, plaintiff in action v R. Milard als Carpenter, case suspended (377) (also 553 – another man? In Salisbury 1410) Jul 1423 these lands are described by Canon Jackson as 6 houses and 63 acres late Shepagers in H. Sanden and Charlton. Leased to Nicholas Messages. Golding, William 1585 buried 1570 Buried Anne, wife of William Golding 1594 buried John Golding als Brewer 1564 William Golding married Joan James, widow 1574 William Golding married Fillis Hammonde 1585 Robert Lovegrove married Phyllis Goulding, widow 1568 Bapt Joan, d/o William Golding 1575 Bapt Jane, d/o William Golding 29 Dec 1613 Joan West, widow of John West buried, and a wife Mary and John West weaver in 1604 Hocktide Court Book 1606 1610: John West and his wife Joan, daughter and heir of William Golding and his wife Joanna, claimed in respect of property descending to him. HJoanna (=Anne is 1570?) is described as the daughter and heir of Margaret Morrice (als Jenneway), who was the daughter and heir of Richard Batsford. Joanna presumably married to James who must have died pre 1564. 1598: buried John Clarke, a son-in-law of John West 1594: buried son John 1 Nov 1606: Jane, daughter of JohnWest, witness with Robert Lovegrove, husband of Phyllis Goulding, the widow of William Golding, father of Joan, wife of John West in 1606 (H. Court Book). This daughter died 1610. Goulding, John 1576 married Agnes Kember of Ramsbury 1591 tenement Chantrym, qr 4d Jul 1594 buried Nov 1594Marriage of George Garret and Agnes Goulding, widow. Goldsmyth, Thomas and John 1468 PR Goldsmyth, Henry 1412 Parish ca..?.. (Chandler’s Reg) 1420 H/RTa10,11 Goldyng, William 1329 former owner of tenement in H. (Huntington 21) 1367 tenement late William Goldyng in H. (Huntington 4) Goldynsten, John 1504 CR Golfyng, Edith (37EdIII) IPM Gomeldon, John, Joan and Agnes (36EdIII) IPM Gonain (?), John 1338 tenement in H. (Huntington 9) Gore, William 1419 Anc Dd C146/1228 Gorway, John dyer 1431 et sew DL Compotus 1430/31 deed of lease of dye-house (A9HenVI) for life

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 41 1468 DL ministers accounts still, also 1475 and even later 1487 Portwater on north, 3 perches in length and 2 ft in breadth to the end of his hall, and in the middle by his furnace, 6 ft and at the west end adjoining his close 1 ft. Goselyn (Gosselyn), Emmeline 1350 of Inkpen (C146/1036) 1349 of Inkpen (C146/1307) Gower, David 1434 in list of Berkshire gentry (Bodlean Ch. 466?) Gower, Thomas 1520: Bailiff of Kinwardstone Hundred, Wilts. Awarded £10 pa by the Duke (of Bucks?) Graseley, John (1HenVII) IPM Greene family Baptisms: 22 Aug 1624 Abraham, s/o Edward G 1635 Sara, d/o Richard and Ann G. 1638 Thomas –do- 1639 Ann –do- Greene, Richard 1637: Churchwarden “for Undies” (vestry Minute Book) Greene, Abraham 11 Apr 1662 Buried 1645 was servant to Thomas Smith, gent, and received a legacy of clothes in Smith’s will (prob 1646). Was he parish clerk> Greinville, Ilebertus de, and Felicia 1212 CUR Gregory, Anthony Oct 1611 Buried 1605 PCC will (probate Feb 1611/12): husbandman, mentions sister ?Kipson (Kinston); William Pearse, kinsman “now dwelling with me”, holds arable and meadow land of John Lawrence “my neighbour”. Bequest to wife Mary, residue to Mary and to William Pearse. May 1625: D of S will of Mary Gregory, widow, of H. Bequeaths to Thomas and Mary, children of my kinsman William pearse of H. includes an item “which was my grandmother Pearse’s” to Alexander Kynston f Ramsbury. Probate Aug 1625. 1612 Hocktide Court Book: Anthony Gregory  William pearse. 1609 Survey: Anthony Gregory: 1 tenement, backside, freehold.qr 4d. Grenham, John de 1340 CR Grenham, Thomas de 1352 CR Grey, William, 1473 CR Grove, William 6 Nov 1588: buried, “glover” 13 Nov 1588: D of S Admin to Joan Glover, widow. Inventory £12 1s 2d 1575 def in defamation case Margaret Wayte v William Grove (D/S Presentments), neighbiour to Wayte and involved in an argument about land (backside) boundary. 1575 Town Survey. Td=rade not known Daughters baptise 1575, 73, 76. See M. 1564 1570 Married Joan Paine of , widow. Grygge, John 1379 FR 1504 CR Gryndehmam, John de 1313 PR Gunter, Bryan 1570 of Hoppegrass: complaint by tenants of H. re Freeman’s Marsh (DL1/92/29) Jan 1570/1: Further suit re Freeman’s Marsh (DL1/78/6) states manor of Hopgrass leased to him by George Essex, 2Mar II Eliz for 42 years 14HenVIII: Gunter – defendant in law suit in Marlborough brought by Seymour (PRO Chanc Misc C244/165/18) Gunter, William 1473 PR 1334 witness (Hastings 1190) Gunter, Roger 1428 (E179/73/82) 1428 FA 1430 (C146/5024) witness 1438 (H/RTa40) Gunter, Nicholas 1272-1307 (Hastings 1179) witness 1314 Wirtness (Huntington 23) Undated – land in Pidden (Huntington 31)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 42 Gunter, John 1272-1307 (Hastings 1182) 1365 (H/RTa35) of Sanden 1433 (H/RTa33) 1430 (C146/5024) of Hulle by Inkpen Temp EdII: witness (Hastings 1196) Gunter, Edmund (C146/5024) Gurdegos, John 1242 LR Gybbes, John 1548 BVM draft lease, 1 tenement rent 6s 8d pa 1552 BVM tenement late Nicholas Taylor, now John Gibbs, qr 4d. Gynnour (Gynnor), Thomas 1453 CR 1453 (Anc Deeds C146/5960) Gysset, Richard 1599 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/41/58) of Kintbury, yeoman. Halle (de Aula, de la Sale), Robert 1273 Robert de la Salle (Huntiongton 25) 1280-90 (Wigram 1157) witness Temp EdI or EdII: (Hastings 1179) Undated: witness (Huntington 32, 33) Halle, Constance 1328 Col Pat Rolls: Complaint of . Hall, Ralph Temp EdI (Huntington 34) Halle, John 1464 FR Hale, Walter atte 1373 CR Hacker (Hacke), John 1548 Hol Trin draft lease 1 tenement late in tenure of John Hacke, demised to Robert Huntmill, rent 8s pa 1552 1 (Hol trin) tenement late in tenure of John Hakker now in tenure of Robert Huntmill, qr 4d Hacker, Walter 1522 muster “labourer or servant”, archer. NIL tax. Hackire, Osgood 13h c: (C146/1263) Hagure, Nicholas 1473 CR (1HVII) IPM Haie, Walter de la and Alicia 1203 CUR Haines, Robert (?1536-1637) 15 Sep 1589 Sadler, married Jone Newbury, widow 1594 Thomas Paine married Joan Roberts, servants of Robert Haines, saddler. 1614 Buried Joan, w/o Robert Haynes 1629 occupied 11 Bridge Street following Thomas Johnson deceased, baker and John Youll (BRO D/EB/T3) 1633 DCWindsor Will mentions son Thomas of Marlborough now deceased and daughter Joan, wife of William West of newbury. Also two grandchildren, descendants of Thomas – Martha, and Joan (Joan executrix) 1636/7 Buried Robert Haynes aged above 100 years Joan Haynes, w/o Robert Haynes, was probably w/o Robert Newbury “our honest neighbour” buried 1587, but there is no record of their marriage in Hungerford. Feb 1635/6: His grand-daughter Joan married Jonathan Reade (Par Reg). Aug 1605 witness to baptism (most names illegible) of Joseph ..?.. 1596/7 Robert Haynes churchwarden. Hainualt, Countess of (35EdIII) IPM Hall, Thomas 1538/9 Collector of rents for John Berwisk, steward of Earl of Hertford, at Titcombe and Fighelton. Nov 1541 indenture of lease Edwad, Earl of Hertford to Thomas Hall of Oxenwood, servant to the earl and John Hall and Richard Hall his sons (farm of Gighelden, Wilts) (E328/196) Ate Halle (see also de Aula, de la Sale, Richard 1306 Witness (Huntongton 24) 1313 Chancery Roll 1315 (Originalis Rolls 8EdII): Def; wife = Alice 1317 (F of F 10EdII Easter) 1318 Witness (Hungton 22) 1319 Witness (Cartulary of Christ Church – Denham Young) 1320 Close Rolls: owes debt to Honey le Clerke(?) of Gyllinh 1320 Witness (Hungton 20) 1321 (Parl Rolls) seizes William de Sparaholt

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 43 1322 (Cal Pat Rolls) Royal write – assault at Speen 1329 Witness (Huntington 21) 1334 Witness (Huntongton 19) 1336 Witness (Huntington 16) 1336 F of F 1336 Robert ate Hungerford v Richard ate Salle (P25(1)/11/56) 1336 Witness (Huntington 6, 13) 1338 Witness (Huntington 9) 1339 Witness (Huntington 11) 1337 Witness (Huntongton 12) Undated: Witness (Huntongton 15) By 1342 dead – see Banne v Farman; widow Alice. 1314 Witness “of Hungerford” (Wigram Charter 1164) Hamlen (Hamblyn, Hamblin) Jul 1562 Edmund Hall married Edith Hamblin 10 Jul 1576 Joan, wife of Thomas Hamblyn, buried 3 Feb 1577 “old Thomas Hamblyn buried 4 May 1577: Alic, wife of John Hamblyn buried 23 Sep 1577 John Hamblyn married Elinor Henlie 12 Oct 1578 Mary, daughter of John Hamblyn baptised. Hamme, Ralph, vicar of 1363 PR Hamon, Michill (1550- ) 1609 (6JasI) (DL4/54/15) Yowle v Birch and Wheat – deponenet, of Hungerford, millwright. 59 yrs. Hampton, Robert de Escheator, Wilts) 1392 CR Handley, John (1527- ) 1599 birthdate, from deposition (DL4/41/58), husbandman Hanley, Ralph Son of Roger (PCC will 1504) (C1/568, folio 16) defendant in case Thomas Snell v Rafe Hanley, yeoman: refused to complete sale of Heath Close in Hungerford in exchange for money and cloth. 1524 assessed for Lay Subsidy in Chilton Foliat. Hanley, Roger 185 One of parish “jurati” (Salis Cath MS 1289 f.46) 1504 PCC will 24 Holgrave (Prob 11/14) 20 Dec 1504 Sons Ralph, George; wife Isabel, executrix; kinsman Richard; witnesses: Thomas Whitemore, vicar of Hungerford, Thomas Toghy, Joan Hedache and others; probate to Isobel 20 jan 1505 Hanley, Ralph 1591 Ilondes case: father in law of Richard Mason 1522 Muster freeholder; c1538/9 Muster: “archer” of Charnham Street 1509/10 L&P HenVIII Vol 1: general pardon “Ralph Hanley, Handeley, Henley or Haneley of H. Berks, labourer, yeoman or husbandman”. Hamkepord, William 1424 CR Harden (Hardene), Thomas de 8 Mar 1332 Juror in Inq at Standen Hanville (Anville), John 1420 (H/RTa10) son of John Anvylle de H. Hanville (Hamville, Anville), Thomas de 1364 deceased (C146/515), widow Agnes 1355 Witness (Hastings 1194) Hanville, Stephen de 1293 F of F Trin 20EdI – la Hyde 1292 Wigram 1283/4 VCH + wife Juliana 1293 (C146/1953) grant of land in Godundflod at Goddown Hanville (Hamville, Anville), Alan de 1316 FA Kintbury 1341 PR Leverton 1343 CR Leverton 1428 FA Leverton 1316 VCH 1316 (E210/11127) 1335 Witness (Hastings 1184) 1340 (H/RTa34) 1349 Alan? Witness (Huntington 8) 1337 Witness (Huntiongton 10) 1336 Witness (Hastings 1185) 1334 Witness (Huntongton 19) 1333 holds 1 knight’s fee in Sanden from Robert Fokerham

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 44 (DL25/L2290) 1333 son of Richard (DL25/L2290) Harden, William de and Mary (Maria) (35EdIII) IPM 1322 Bishop’s steward (Liber Niger Wilts CRO) c1289-1324 Chief Steward of bailiwick of Ogbourn (M Chibnell) 1428 FA (deceased – widow Maria) Harden, Roger, Richard, Matilda (later wife of Richard) 1303 PR see also Inq AQD (C143/42/11) Harden, Richard 1423 CR 1426 Witness (Anc Deed C146/832) Hardenne, William de, Maud, Anastasia 1285 PR 1303 PR 1312 Witness (C146/1221) Sir William de Hardenne Kt. 1313 PR 1314 Wife Maude, Forester, (Savernak Inq AQD 8EdII) 1315 Grantor (Inq AQD 9EdII C143/114/3) (31EdI) IPM 1325 CR 1327 CR (15EdII) IM (16EdII) IM (18EdII) IM (1EdIII) IM (3EdIII) IPM 1428 (Maria) – 1428 FA Hardenne, Anastasia (28EdIII) IPM Shalbourne, daughter of William Hardeshull, Philip de 1325 CR Hare, Thomas 1374 PR Harold (Harrold), John 1482 (1HVII) IPM 1480 parishioner at H. visitation (Sal Cath MS 189 f.99) 1485 parishioner at H. visitation (Sal Cath MS 189 f.46) Harrold, Lawrence 1463 Parishioner (Newton Register, Salis Cath) Harre, William Deceased pre 1314 (Hastings 1183). Widow = Constance Harvie, John 1534 Lease of Parsonage and Rectory (Windsor XVI.1.22) 1548 Harview, Anthony Son of John 1563 Rectory and Parsonage (Windsor XVI.1.23) Harwell, Walter 1341 PR Hasard, Richard 1455 CR Hasell, John 1575 d of S Presentment (Wayte v Grove). At his house were Samuel Plumber and Richard Kanger, at breakfast 1573 Survey: John Haysell holds 1 tenement and garden freehold, qr 4d. 1591 Held by widow Joan Hasell, also in 1606 (by 1609 held by Joseph Cannon and his wife Agnes nee Farmer) 1580 Samuel Plumer married Joan, d/o John Hasell 1586 John Hasell buried 1608 Jane Hasell widow (A Joh n Hasell of Shefford, yeoman, aged 49 yrs, gave evidence on behalf of Anthony Hidden v Clifford in 1561 (C24/51 pt2) Hasulden (Haselden), John 1426 PR of Hungerford 1413 (H/RTa,5,8) 1420 (H/RTa10) senior 1448/9 “prepositus burgi” (SC6/1119/12) 1420 (H/RTa11) senior 1423 (H/RTa12) senior c1470 “late John Hasulden” 1 tenement formerly Parmesfot, qr 3 ½ d (T/S p.2) plus adjoining tenement formerly Andrew Stubb, q.r. 10d (p.2) Haselden, Thomas 1 Apr 1479 resigned as chaplain of Holy Trin. (Beauchamp’s Register, vol 2 fo.15) (Wilts CRO D1/2/11) c1456 Ordained acolyte, first tonsure (Beauchamp Register vol 1, pt 2, fo 173)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 45 9 May 1459 Ordained sub-deacon ad titulum St Frideswide’s (Beauchamp fo.176) 18 Mar 1459/60 Ordained priest, previously deacon c1470 Dom Thos Haselden capellanus holds ¼ burg (DL43/1/4) 1446 instit chaplain of Holy Trin chantry (Philliips Wilts institutions) 1457 legacy in will of John Yonge; chaplain of Holy rinity. 1463 Chaplain of Holy Trinity (Newton Register, Salis Cath) 1455(?): Vicar of Shalbourne (Master Thomas Haselden, vicar p.p.) (Salis Cath MS 189 f46) 1480 Vicar of Shalbourne (Salis Cath MS 189 f96) Hastyngs, Edward, Lord – and Mary 1482 CR of Hungerford 1483 CR 1489 CR Hastyngs, John de, Earl of Pembroke (49EdIII) IPM Hatt, Ralph 1528 (19HenVIII) def v Hugh Chapman re land in Charnham (DL1/4/C1) 1577/8 Bailiff of H. (DL1/146/25) – case dated 1589 1577 Godson of Robert Marshall (D/S will 1564/5) 30 Apr 1579: married Joan Cannon 1573 Lessee of Anthony Hidden (T/Sp) and 1591 (T/Sp) 16 Oct 1575 (D of S Act Book Vol 4 f101): matrimonial case confesses he had promised marriage to Joan Cannon, with whom he had had carnal knowledge. Joan “purged” f.104v. Denies carnal knowledge of Martha Huet or Margaret Collins als Coke (f.129). Excommunicated f143. Family baptisms: 1581 Robert; 1583 Elinor; 1588 Richard; 1587/8 Mary; 1590 Raphe 1598/8 Feb 9: PCC will (probate 8 Jun 1599) 18 Jun 1601: Joan Hatt widow married John Collin of Stanford by licence. PCC will: sons John, Robert, Raphe, Thomas, daughters Ellen, Dorothy, Joan, Sybbill (all unmarried and under age). Wife Joan. Brother-in-law Thomas Cannon. Hatt, Robert (158101631) 2nd son of Ralph Hatt (qv) 1605 Witness to marriage of John Goldsmith, gent (bapt 1581) and Elizabeth Brown. 1609 Married Jane Langfeld, d/o Thomas Langfeld, whose wiilll Robert Hatt witnessed 1607 1614 Bapt Elizabeth, daughter 1605 witness to baptism of daughter of Thomas Cannon (father Ralph Hatt’s brother-in-law) 1621 Buried Robert att the clerk 1656 Buried Joan Hatt, widow. Judging by the handwriting in the Parish Register, Hatt may hav been parish clerk from 1602 until the time of his death. A very clear, even hand. Witness to numerous wills from 1599 onwards. 1606 survey: leased to John Mayle tenement and freehold of John Harrold. 1609 suevey: occupier of tenement from heirs of Richard Mason (present 10 Bridge Street) 1612 indenture Sheaff – Atkins locates this tenement. Hauberke, Sir Nicholas 1404 CR Haukyn, William 1379 FR Haute, Richard 1468 PR 1474 Commissioner for peace for Glos, heref, Worcs 1474 PR (Balston) 1485 (Harl MS 321 dors) Feodar in Co Wilts Haveryng, John de 1293 PR Haveryng, Richard de 1428 FA (Wilts) Haveryng, William de 1342 PR 1343 PR Hawes, John 1485 (Abc Deeds C5131) 1552 Survey: Robert Pope’s tenement, late Johna Hawes (T/Sp3)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 46 Hawkes, Richard Butcher, of H. 1623 defendant in case Thomas Hawkes v Richard Hawkes and his son Thomas Hawkes and others for debt. (Req2/301/46). Richard had a son, also defended, named Thomas May 1625 sold “unbaited” meat (H. Court Leet BRO H/M/1) Thomas Hawkes is listed as a tithing man in the H. Ct Leet May 1625, also sale of unbaited meat. In 1625 he was leased “le Shop subtar the Town Hall” till the next Hocktide @20s rent pa. Haycrofte, William 1376 CR Hayes, John (.. -1582) “the shoemaker” 9 Sep 1582 D of S will admin to Elizabeth Hayes, relict. 1582 Buried in Hungerford “the shoemaker” (not to be confused with John Hayes the butcher) Haynes (Heynes), William 1377-99 F of F. Feb 1391 I.P.R. 1390 (H/RTa37) 1390 (14RicII) Placito de Banco: Actyion for debt against William Walrond. (PRO C88/64/70) 1391/2 H/RTa1 1395 Died pre 1395 (VCH iv p.191) 1423 H/RTa12: widow Agnes married John Smith, on his death Undated ?1426 Former tenant of lands in H., Sanden and Charleton, the latter purchased of his brother Thomas, clericus (Huntington 2) 1466 CR Witness Haynes, Elias 1340 (H/RTa34) and wife Agnes, 1 tenement in H. and land in Charleton etc 1349 Witness (Huntington 8) 1348 Witness (Huntington 7) Haynes, Ellis c1357 (30EdIII) defendant in case le Fode Chaplain v Ellis Haynes re rent in Charleton. Haynes, Thomas “clericus” Brother of William (Huntington 2) ?1426? Chaplain of church of Avington (patron William Coventre), resigned 1617, granted an annual pension of £4 (Bishop Hallum’s Register) Haynes, Agnes Alive 1433/4, mentioned in SC6/749/20 as Lord Hungerford’s tenant. ?acre of land and close in H. called Farman’s which Agnes Haynes held for term of life demised to Wiliam Horshill. 1435/6 “received mobil” 2d for 1 arrow rent from Agnes Haynes (SC6/749/21). Hayter, Nicholas 1488 IPM (1HVII) IPM Hayter, Katherine IPM Hayter, Robert 1454 CR 1461/2 H/RTa41 1463 (Newton Register) of Shalbourne 1470 rental: holds lands in Sanden, formerly William Langbridge, qr 13s 4d 1475 Witness (D/Ex84) 1480 Already dead. Widow Katherine. Obit in existence. (Salis Cath MS 89 f.966) Hayter, John 1479 Chaplain Hol Trin Chantry Haywood, John 1458 Reeve of H. (H/RTa29) Haywood als Fairthorne (qv), John 1564 Parishioner of H. (Dean of S Act Book (II)) Heath, Thomas 1558/9 Freeholder Charnham St (Add. Ch. 24440) Hebbe, John (32Ediii) IPM Hedache (Hidache, Hedege, Hodedage), John 1522 Muster: King’s tenant, also householdr, taxed @20s 1513 draper, bod wih John Lovelake (Windsor XV.2.23) Hedache, Thomas 1552 1 tenement freehold, later tenant of Richard Sweet, qr 2d. Tenant of 2 “church” properties and barn, qr 23d. Daughter and heir =Joan (who married John Collins) 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – 1 tenement, rent 8s pa and tenement in Sanden Fee, 6s 8d.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 47 1552 also tenanted one of 2 tenement late John Horshill, and Hol Trin tenement late Thomas Togy, qr 4d, and another church property qr 6d. Hedges, John ( -1719) Tanner 31 Aug 1719 D of S admin to Edward Hedges, son. Frances Hedges, wife, renounces her right to admin in favour of son Edward, of London, currier (Seal – a ship) 1690 witness to DS will of Lucy Wyatt of Charnham Street, widow 1670 takes inventory of Daniel reade, sadler of H. Hedges, Michael 6 Mar 1665/6: Conveyance Michael Hedges tanner to William King, of a moiety of the tanyard + 4 ½ acres in Charham Street (WRO130/57) 1641/2 Protestation Oath at Hungerford 1665 Takes inventory of goods of William Bennett of Hopgrass 1647-1655 Children pabtised at H. included Michael 1647; Michael 1648/9. Wife = Hanna 1667/8 Churchwarden. Hedges, family of 19 Oct 1603 Nicholas, witness Marriages: 1622 Joan hedges married Henry Marshall 1632 Edward Hedges married Ann Butler 7 Aug 1639 Joh n Hedges married Elizabeth Prince 1642 Edward Hedges married Margery Dicks 1677 Mary Hedges married John Maberley 1682 Ann Hedges married Thomas Hardin of Ahmonsworth 1686 Frances Hedges married Robert Somerset, both of Gt Bedwyn 1692 Thomas Hedges married Mary Pearse, both of H. 1707 John hedges of H. married Mary jenway of Shalbourne 1719 Joseph Hedges married Mary Hobbs of H. Baptisms: 24 Mar 1632/3 Edward s/o Edward 26 Apr 1635: Nicholas s/o Edward and Agnes 1 May 1636 John s/o Edward and Ann 29 Apr 1638 Ann d/o Edward and Ann 3 May 1640 Jerome, s/o Edward and Ann 14 Oct 1647 Michael s/o Michael and Hanna Hedges 24 Jan 1648 Michael, s/o Michael and Hanna 11 May 1651 Hanna, s/o Michael and Hanna 6 Dec 1652 Mary 22 Jun 1654 John 3 Mar 1655/6 Elizabeth d/o Michael and Hanna 1665 Michael Hedges witness to will of Bennet of Charnham Street 1670 Joh n hedges takes inventory of goods of Daniel reede, deceased, saddler of H. 1782 John Hedges in occupation of cottage in Newtown, tenant of Wedge (1782 will) Michael and Edward Hedges were born in Ham Wilts, sons of Michael hedges, husbandman, will 1630 (Wilts CRO) – information supplied by Mr CR Hedges. Hedges, Edward 1641/2 Protestation oath at Hungerford. 1697 Green Dragon 16 Oct 1703 at Baydon married Edward Hedges of H., innholder, and Ann Burcam 12 Feb 1702/3 will (D/S) the elder, yeoman, of Charnham Street “being aged”; to widow Jane and son Edward. Probate 12 May 1704. Inventory of house (?Green Dragon) 1708 witnesses will of Daniel Parker of Charnham Street 1704 poor rate: Charnham Street tithing, Edward Hedges on 3 separate properties. Heddon, John (9HVII) IPM Heden, Fillis 23 May 1694 Buried, Hambledon, Bucks Hegge, Johhn alte 1363 Messuage in H. (Huntington 5) Helme (Helm), Lawrence 1397 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 48 Helme. Ralph 1263 Juror (IPM) Geoff Ponzard Temp EdI: witness (Huntington 26) Helme, Adam Undated: grantor of land in Ryehill near le leeway (C146/3035) 1246 (de Montfort – Bec) Helme, John (32EdIII) IPM 1306 witness (Huntington 24) 1318 (11EdII) John deceased; widow Margery. (Anc Deeds C108) Temp EdI or EdII: witness (Hastings 1179) 1273 Witness (Hastings 1176) 1349 VCH iv p190 Mar 1351/2: witness (Hastings 1197a) 1357 (30EdIII) (C146/1521) 1348 (C146/3062) 1356 (C146/3182) Undated: witness (Huntington 32) Temp EdII: Witness (Hastings 1197) Helme, William of Sanden 1420 +wife Agnes (Anc Deeds C371) 1419 VCH iv p190 Helme, Thomas 1457 VCH iv p190 1457 (Anc Deeds C146/1552) Helme, Thomas 1454/4 (H/RTa26) Helme, John, als Salmon 1484 (Anc Deeds) 1485 (Anc Deeds C5131) Henesdon, William 1402 FA Wilts Henriesheiward, John 1313 PR Henriessometer, Henry 1313 PR Henton, Canon of St Frideswide 1426 PL Henxtman, Hans (Hansus) King’s henchman) 1373 PR 1380 PR Hereford, earl of (see Bohun) 1333 (7EdIII) IPM Denford 1349 CR Herle (Herleye, Erle), William 1358 BPR of Hungerford Herle, Ralph de 13th c: (C146/1263) Herring (Hareng), Reginald 1246 (de Montfort – Bec) Hertele, Robert 1374 PR Hertford, Earl of (23EdIII) IPM Hertrugge, John de and Elizabeth (daughter) 1304 Grantee: 1 messuage and land in H. and Sanden (Inq AQD (C143/55/19) 1306 PR 1317 PR 1317 Grantor Inq AQD (C143/120/10) 1330 PR 1352 CR Inkpen Hertrugge, William 1434 PR Herward, Walter 1375 CR Kintbury Hethe, Henry ate 1376 CR Hichecoke (Hechecock, Hychecokes), William 1375 CR 1385 CR (12RicII) IPM Shaldebourne Hida, John de 1208 CUR Hide, Edward 2 Jul 1608 “was buried Edward Hyde who was darke” (?blind, says Summers) but… 7 Mar 1601/2 Baptised daughter of Edward Hidde, mason. It is difficult to see how a blind man could carry on the trade of masonry. Warrell was not given to listing ailments or defects – only abnormalities eg a monster. NH thinks “dark” = coloured or black. There were other Hides in H. (eg Peter) and there had been Jefferie Hide who was married to Joan Pike in 1564.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 49 1605 Eddward Hide bapt son of Edward Hyde (no witnesses names given) 1607 Francis, baptised, s/o Edward Hide 24 May 1632 buried John Hyde, mason 1637 buried Jane Hyde widow 1638 Mary Hyde widow buried. Hill, Elizabeth 1573 Elizabeth Hill, widow, held by lease Hell House. This lease ws superseded by another in 1589 to the Sare family. “old mother Hill” was buried 1588, and an Elizabeth Hill in 1577, but she is not described as widow. An Elizabeth (Watkins) married Thomas Hill in 15780, and the latter died in Oct 1571 (PR) or 1572 (D/S Will), leaving Elizabeth with a son Thomas (bapt Jun 1571) Old Mother Hill may have been the widow of old John Hill buried 1565. Hillary, Roger 1328 PR Hille, John Inkpenne 1423 CR Hille Jenofifa Daughter of John Married William Saye (13HVII) IPM Hille, Alice Sister of John (13HVII) IPM Married John Cheyny Hille Robert (and wife Isabelle) 1423 CR Hiller, Edward 1412 witness (Anc Deeds C146/6091) Hody, William, Kn 1503 PR Hogge, Richard 1313 PR Hognorton, John 1381 PR details of presentation to vicarage 2 Oct 1389 PR: details of exchange with Thomas Shirbirn 1390 PR Vicar of H. (a) involvement with John Shaw and wife Alice in acq of manor of East Bedwyn (b) presentment to vicarage of H. of a successor 1386 F of F 9RicII 1386 “vicar of H.” (this fine seems to relate to 1390 Pat Roll above) Hogsflesh, See full page write-up Holand (Houland), Robert de and Maud (Matilda?) 1333 CR Denford 1333 (7EdIII) IPM 1349 (23EdIII) IPM 1349 CR 1384 CR Holand, Robert son of Robert above 1349 (23EdIII) IPM 1373 (47EdIII) IPM Holdey, Richard 1375 PR Holman, John 1411 PR Holme, Thomas 1478 PL Holte, John de (Son of Ralph) 1341 (Windsor XI.G.62 Wydemersch meadow) 1336 Witness (Huntington 15) Holte, Henry 1336 Witness (Huntington 15) Hommedieu (Homedon), John the younger 1322 Supporter of Thomas, Earl of Lancaster (Parl Rolls Vol I) 1322 disseisen, and enfeoffment of lands to Thomas, former Earl of Lancaster (Parl Rolls Vol I) 1331 IPM juror, also (at Standen) 1332 1363 land in SHortcroft (Huntington 5) 1335 witness to a grant of land in Charlton (Hastings 1110) Hommedieu, William 1349 (Assise Roll 1018) juror Assises Kinwardston Hundred (Wilts Arch Mag vol 33 p.384) 1351 Bailiff of the Earl of Stafford’s liberty of Kinwardstone Hundred. Hommeden (Homeden, Hommedieu), John the elder

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 50 1241 Born (aged 67 in 1308) 1272 Wilts F of F. 1273 Witness (Hastings 1176 = Huntington 25) 1294/5 “Lord of Standen” (Bec Custumal BM MS 6164) 1306 mentioned (Huntington 24) Undated witness (Huntington 35) 1314 witness (Wigram 1164) 1314 witness Hastings 1183) 1321 Died IM16EdII 1322 Parl Rolls Vol I) 3 messuages, 50 acres land and 2 acres meadow in H., Standen. Charlton and Comeshanger assigned to William de Stock and John de Longbridge during his lifetime. Hommedieu (Hummeeden), Nicholas I tempt HenIII (1216-72) Nicholas and Maud his wife (IM 16EdII) temp EdI (1272-1307) witness (Hastings 1177, 1182) c1300 (H/RTa32, 33) c1280-90 (Wigram 1157) 1272 Wilts F of F. Nicholas and Maud – lands in Charlton, Standen Comeshanger, from John undated: witness (Huntiongton 35) Hommedieu, Nicholas II 1341 Bailiff of Earl of Gloucester’s liberty of Kinwardstone Hundred (S131/6 No 29) 1351 of West Bedwyn – said to have no goods in Wilts, various lands at La Rigge and the bailiwick of the bedelry of Kinwardstone Hundred in fee worth 6s 8d. (C131/8 No 25) The two above refs are rinted in Wilts Extents for Debts (ed Conoyers Wilts Rec Soc, Devizes, 1973)

Hommedieu (d/Ommededen), Robert 1305 Fostbury 1307 Forstbury Dec 1308 (2EdII) Joan, widow of Robert H (Forstbury) 1322 Pat Rolls 1330 witness (Harl. Ch. 51A52) Hongerford, Robert de 1322 PR Home, John Temp HVIII c1513: complainant re Dukes Meadow, Kintbury (DL1/21/H1) Hoppegrass, William Son of Richard 1397 CR (34EdIII) IPM (6RicII) IPM (10RicII) IPM 1412 parish council (Chandler’s Reg) 1402 FA (Wilts) 1413 (H/RTa8) 1423 CR 1420 (H/RTa11) of Charlton, Edith wife of 1423 (H/RTa12) 1425/6 (H/RTa9) Hoppegrass, Robert (6EdIII) Fine – half of manor of Charlton - Richard de Chiseldene to Robert Hoppegrass and wife Margery (PRO Chand Misc) Hoppegrass, Richard (1324-1349) 1349 CR Charleton – aged 24 (23EdIII) IPM (x2) Hoppegrass, Robert and Margaret 1349 (23EdIII) IPM father of Richard b1324 1428 FA Wilts Hoppegrass, John 1407 PR 1423 CR 1428 FA Wilts 1432/3 bailiff to Walter Lord Hungerford (SC6/749/20) Hoppegrass, Robert 1331 Chanc Inq 1340 (GH/Rta34) 1336 (Hastings 1185) 1337 witness (Hastings 1192 1191) 1339 (Hastings 1186) 1339 Witness (Huntiongton 11)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 51 1335 Lord of Charlton, grantee (Hastings …) Undated: witness (Huntington 36) 1330 witness (Harl Ch. 51A52) Horch, Robert & Edith (nee de Upton) (34EdIII) IPM (37EdIII) IPM Horch, William Brother of Robert (37EdIII) IPM Horch, Hugh Son of Robert (34EdIII) IPM Horch, Hugh Son of William (37EdIII) IPM Horne, William 1431 (DL Compotus) 1461 (DL Compotus) 1470 “nuper” 1411 deed Horshill, Thomas 1548 BVM draft lease refers to his tenement on south side of BVM tenement, held by William Horshill in 1470; it is possible therefore that he may be the son or grandson of this William 1522 muster, freeholder, taxed 26 8d; also King’s tenant 40s. 1513 terrier – land in Pidden and Billefield 1509 witness (Thomas Horsell) to deed (WRO 2128/135) – land in East Bedwyn Horsehille, William 1428 FA 1420 (H/RTa10-11) 1422 (H/RTa3a) 1423 (H/RTa12) 1426 (H/RTa9,14) 1426 (C146/832) 1433 (H/RTa3) 1428 (E179/73/82) 1438 (H/RTa40) 1445 (C146/1337) 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1458 (H/RTa41) 1458 (C146/1552) Feb 1461/2 (H/RTa41) 4 Feb 1462 Elizabeth Darrell holds 1 tenement at Knighton lately William Horshylle senior, called Hopgrass (rental of Ramsbury in Liber Niger fo 98, of Bishop Richard Beauchamp – Wilts CRO) Horwode, William de 1341 PR Hose, Gaufridusde 1208 CUR Hosee (Husee), Henry Daugher Matilda; William, Matthew 1239 CUR Hoskins, Thomas 1463 Receiver of lands of Lord ..?.. (Anc Deed C146/6191) c1460-2 Bailiff of H. (C1/28/421) Hosteler, Thomas 1485 cited for living in sin with “Mary” (Salis Cath MS 189 f46) Houghton (Holton), Benjamin 1624 Constable, aged 26. From Newbury 1618 Admitted to Hocktide Court as dyer 1640 Hocktide Court Book “dead” – heir (Thomas) admitted after pauing his dues. Howith, Joan, Lady (20/21HVII) IPM Hudden, John 30 oct 1661 (Marriage Licence Vic Gen of Archbish Canerbury) John Hudden, of H. Berks, mercer aged about 22, and Dorothy Mills, spinster aged about 15, with consent of her mother Dorothy Mills of H. widow, to be married at H., Kintbury or Newbury. Huet, Thomas Clerk 1549 witness to will of John Hidden (J100) 1573 survey (NB Thomas Fluit inducted as vicar of , 1580) Hull, Alexander ate (32EdIII) IPM Hull, Thomas and Henry 1427 (H/RTa18) of Newbury Hull, William 1428 FA 1428 (E179/73/82)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 52 Hulse, Andrew 1460 CR Hunfrey, Richard of Kintbury 10 Jun 1558 Arch Berks Will – to Agnes, wife, executrix. Witnesses: Sir William Redle, Thomas Pache, Thomas Walde, John Polby of Newbury Hunby (Hanby qv), Ralph Hungerford, Robert, Lord and Margaret 1456 PL 1460 CR 1463 (Anc Deed C146/6191) 1466 CR Hungerford, Robert Lord Molyns 1466 CR Hugreford (Hungerford?), William de (42EdIII) IPM Hungerford, Walter, Kn 1415 IPR 1416 CR 1424 CR 1428 (FA Wilts) Charleton, formerly of Rols Hopgrasse 1430 CR 1431 CR 1449 FR Inquisition into lands 1471 CR 1487 enrollment of Deeds etc 1489 CR Oct 1533 LP HenVIII Vol 6 No 1383 grants enrolment on dorse oof a Close Roll c. Hen VI of charter of enfeoffment Darell etc to Hungerford, dated 5HenVI (1430) (C66/662) Hungerford, Walter 1355 Releases land (Hastings 1194) Hungerford, Thomas Son and heir of Walter 1355 (Hastings 1194) 1311 Action for debt v John Smyth (C88/44, no 97) Hungerford, Anthony 1564 (Windsor XVI,1,24) son of John below 1604 (Windsor XVI.1.25) lease of Rectory 1611 (Windsor XVI.1.265) 1618 (Windsor XVI.1.27) 1637 (Windsor XVI.1.28) Hungerford, John of Down Ampney 1564 (Windsor XVI.1.24) Tithes in H., Hidden etc. Hungerford, Vicar of (un-named) (a) c1248 Bec Custumal T/S p4) (b) Clerk of, Nicholas 13th cent (Anc Deeds C146/2691) witness (c) Thomas (qv) 13621 PR; 1335 Thomas, vicar of H., release of land to (Hastings 1194) (d) 1327 Joh nde H,, chaplain (J1/1397) € 1411 Thomas H., prior of Marlborough Huntynbgfeld, Walter and Joan and Richard 1349 CR (23EdIII) IPM (35EdIII) IPM Hurlebat, Radulphus 1428 (FA Wilts) Huse, Henriservant 1336 PR Husee, James 1343 CR Leverton Husey, Sir William 1489 CR Husee, Henry father and son 1336 PR 1337 PR 1349 CR (standen) (23EdIII) IPM Standen (35EdIII) IPM 1332 Inq at Standen: son and heir is another Henry aged 30 1349 Sir Henry Husee, Richard son of above 1349 CR (35EdIII) IPM Husee, Mark (23EdIII) IPM

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 53 Husee, Henry (23EdIII) IPM (50EdIII) IPM 1349 Inquis: Sept: Sir H. Husee Kt, grandson Henry, son of Mark Huseem is heir aged 6yrs. Huse (Heuse, Hose), Batholomew de la 1225 CUR 1233 CUR Priory 1226, 1250, 1252 VCH Huse, William 1223 CUR Huse, Nicholas 1371 FR Huse, Geoffrey 1201 VCH Husseburn, Osmundus 1208 CUR Hyde, Oliver 1509 PR Hyde, Robert de la 1340 CR Hynden, Thomas 1370 FR (x2) 1371 FR Hynedon, Walter de 1337 and Joan his wife – pay annual rent of 15s (Hastings 1191a) 1336 grantor of lands enfeoffed to him (Huntington 15) 1336 quit claim to (Hastings 1185) 1335 grantee and wife Joan of property in H. at 15s pa (Hastings 1184) Illingworth, Richard, Kt 1473 CR Imworth, Gilbert de 1345 PR Inge, John 1325 (18EdII) IM 1335 PR Ingulf, John 28 Oct 1375 CR Inigh, John, Kn 1449 FR Inkepenne (Ingepenne), John parson of 1293 PR Inkepenne, Henry 1386 CR Inkepenne, Roger de & Nicholas 1335 PR (47HenIII) IPM (x2) 1312 (C146/1221) widow Emeline deceased, Sir Roger Kt Inkepenne, Nicholas 1346 IM Inkepenne, Margaret (16EdII) IPM Inkepenne, Emelyna 1306 Widow (Inq AQD C143/64/11) 1316 FA Inkepenne, Gervase son of Nicholas of Inkepenne 13th c: (Anc Deeds C146/2691) witness Inkepenne, Walter Temp HIII: Clerk, son of Nicholas de I.: grantor of Woelande (C146/1866) Innes, John 1313 PR Insula (Isle), Gerard de and Elizabeth his wife (34EdIII) IPM 1360 CR 1373 CR son of Waren Insula, Alice de nee Tyeys, wife of Warin 1327 (1EdIII) IPM 1327 PR Insula, Warin 1327 (1EdIII) IPM 1360 (34EdIII) IPM son of Gerard 1382 (6RicII) IPM 1373 CR (x2) Si Waren de and Margaret 1376 CR 1382 CR died, +wife Joan 1385 CR 1363 BPR (x2) Insula, Amice, Countess of Isle 1269 PR Insula-Bona, William de and Anastasia 1384 CR Iremonger, William 1382 and wife Isabella granted 1 messuage in H. (Huntington 2) 1334 tenement “once William Iremonger’s” (Huntington 19)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 54 Iremonger, Williams ElizI: Defendant in suit brought by Anthony Brynklow re Hanville. Iremonger married Gillian, widow of John Brynklow senior. Was granted lease of farm by William Darrell (C3/16/56) (DL14/55, 36) granted lease (see Sprayes) held tenement of Edward Butler at NE corner of Helm heath Married (1) Julian, daughter of Butler of Reading by whom he had a son John Married (2) Alice Davis of Maidenhead (Berks Visitations) 10 Dec 1580 Buried Mr William Iremonger of H. and ….?... in Kintbury 1561 Bapt John s/o William I., gent 1574 Bapt Alfonsus, s/o William I. Isak (Isaac, Ysaac), William 1431-61 (DL Compotus) 1307-27 F of F. Will. Son of William, and wife Edith 1314 (Hastings 1183) witness 1318 Par Writes EdII: father of Robert 1363 Messuage in H. (Huntington 5) Isak, Robert 1318 (Par Writs EdII) pardoned for rebellion Adherent of Thomas of Lancaster 1241 Assize Roll Isbury (Estbury), John 1475 (D/x84) witness 1485 (Anc Deed C5131) (9HVII) IPM 1501 CR 1509 PR 1508 PCC Will of I Bennett: Executors , 1472 Administrator of goods of Thomas Roggers, son of John Rogers, the elder. Ive (Ivie), Richard 1570 Hayward (DL1/92/29) Ivie (Ivy), Thomas 1599 Born 1545? (Deposition (DL4/41/58)) 1591 Daugheter Edith married Thomas Kentfelde. Ivie (Ivy), William 1620 Of Charnham St, alehouse keeper (Lenten Recognisances E180/145) Ive, Stephen 1469 CR weaver, of H. Jacob, John 1504 CR Jakes, Thomas (22HVII) IPM Shaldebourne James, Robert 1408 CR escheator, Berks James, William 1398 CR Jamys, Robert 1503 PR (of Wolveley) Jangeton (Shangleton), William and Katherine 1412 PR Shaldebourne Jankyns (Jenkyns), John 1444 PR of Shaldebourne Jenour, Thomas 1504 CR (Hartrugge) Jenyns (Jennene, Jennings, Jonys), Richard c1461 case (C1/28/421) 1470 DL rental, stallholder (late William Wynde) 1506 interogated prisoners accused of felony (DL1/18/S216) 1509/10 miller with Batteford (DL29/693/11128) lease renewed 1522 (DL survey 1552) 1513 terrier, land near the ecory, perhaps in or abutting Church Croft 21 Oct 1505 witnesses, as Constable, PCC will of Thomas Toghy 1475 Bailiff of H. (BRO D/EX84) 1552 survey – Elstamis house “late Richard Jenyns” 1573 obit as Francis Elstamis house (1573 survey T/S p27 also p19) 1576 obit in St John’s Priory particulars of grant 1480 one of jurors at H. Visitation (Salis Cath MS 189 f99) 1485 also sidesman at H. (Salis Cath MS f46) 1477-78 carriage of wine from Southampton to H. (Southampton Brokage Book) 3 journeys per year. Jonys (Jenyns), Richard 1475 Bailiff at H. (BRO D/EX84) 1485 already dead – obit in existence (Salis Cath MS 189 f99b) Jenyns (Jennings), John c1470 Rental: 1 ¼ burgage late Thomas Knollys qr 6d

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 55 Jenyns, William 1522 Muster, King’s tenant, archer, assessed at 20s 1480 One of “jurati” H. Visitation (Salis Cath MS 189 f99) 1485 Sidesman (Salis Cath MS 189 f46) Jennyns (Jennings), Thomas, senior 1534 Said to have been attainted and executed at Tyburn 26HenVIII (see Thomas Jenyns, junior) 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – tenement “late Thomas Jenyns” demised by Ralf Serle, rent 18s pa (=Culver House) 1522 Muster. Thomas Jenyns, freeholder. By position his tenement may have been that held by John Jenyns in 1470 1552 Hol Trin tenement and 9 dovecotes now Thomas Jenyns late Ralph Serle, qr 10d (=Culver House) Jennings, Thomas, junior 1565/6 tailor, bond not to vex the town further re claim infra 1563 bil of complaint (REQ2/227/30), claiming “town” lands by inheritance from his father Thomas Jenyns deceased c1534. Defendants claim T J was attainted and executed at Tyburn 25HenVIII Jewell, Robert 1429 PR of London Jordan, William 1292 CR of Redynges Jordan, Thomas 1556, Late of H. Wilts, cook, - deponent in Essex Qtr Sessions – had been Sir John Eath’s man on whose death he dwelt with Anthony Styrley at Greenwich for 1 year, then with Richard Lukener in the Cantor (a London gaol) and since the summer he has lived in London and “cooked and dressed dinners”. See F G Emmison, Elizabethan Life and Disorder p1 (Vagrancy) Justice, John 1402 FA Wilts Juyn, John 1420 CR Chilton 1430 CR Lands of Darrell 1487 PR Lands of Darrell Kamall, William 1273 Wife Alice, kinswoman to John Blundell, BVM (Hastings 1176) Kanvill, Gerard de 1207 CUR Avington 1208 CUR Avington Karanville, William 1327 (J. Itin) Harvar, Thomas 1504 CR Chaplain Kat, Margaret 1199 Widow of Adam Kat, ½ messuage in H. (F of F) Kecwiche, George 1562 married Alice Edmonds Buried children: Amy 1572, George 1572, Thomas 1574, Thomas 1580, Joan 1586. 1598 tenant of Chantry in Repairs List 1573 tenant of Nicholas Passion (T/Sp8) Kenger, Richard (1535 - ) 1575 (D/S Presentmet) Wayte v Grove: Wheeler, aged 40 (so born 1535), in Wayte’s backside with John Sharpus. Kember (Kymber), John 1420 (H/RTa11) 1420 (H/RTa17) wife = Christine 1420 (H/RTa16) grant by Thomas Webbe of a tenement in Stockyn Street 1422 (H/RTa39) 1425 (H/RTa9) c1470 rental (T/Sp4) ½ burgae late John Kymber, qr 4d c1470 John Kymber (T/Sp1) Rack Close, qr 12s (see article of Rack Close) 1473 DL Prepositus Kymber, Geoffrey 1338 Witness (Huntington 9) Kentwode, John 1376 CR Witness, Chjilton Floyat Kentwode, Robert 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1461/2 (H/RTa41) Kepenhulle, John de Mar 1331/2 Inq: Standen – juror Kete, William 1503 PR of Chaldeworth King (Kyng), William II (1642-1707) 1685 (BRO Tri-partite indenture) Tanner, of Charnham Street 9 Mar 1641/2 Baptised 5 Apr 1707 Will Nov 1646 mentioned as under age in the will (proved Aug 1647) of William King, together with brother Richard, sisters Anne and Sara and mother Hannah

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 56 Father of Martha, who married William Westall and died 1741 22 Feb 1665/6 married Elizabeth Butler King, Thomas the younger (1632 - ) 30 Sep 1632 baptised Thomas, s/o Thomas Kinge 1665 purchased Purton’s tanyard and sold it in 1670 to Joseph Bance of Challow (see Summer’s Notes p13) 1676 Sold house to H. trustees (for use as workhouse) rented by Robert Osmond) Of Challow (see Hocktide Court Book) King, John 1548 BVM draft lease, tenement, rent 6s 8d 1552 Heirs of Richard Hanley – 3 tenements, one of them late in tenure of Joh n King (now Richard Mason), qr 8d. King, Isaac I (1605 – 1665) 22 Sep 1605 Baptised, s/o James King and his wife Joan (nee Fairthorne) 25 Jan 1635 at Froxfield: Married Isaake King of H. and Amy Blisse of Oakhill, d/o John Blisse the elder. 1658/9 buried Naomy, w/o Isaac King. 1661 Will, leaves house and shop described in detail, and garden to son John, other bequests to sons Richard and Isaac, to daughter Mary and residue to Bicholas sone and executor. Witnessed by Thomas King (brother). Goods appraised by Thomas King (nephew). Probate 1665 1670 bond by Mary King of H. Wilts, widow of Isaace King late of H. Wilts, cordwainer (??Isaac II junior? DCW Admon) 1641 Protestation Oath in H. 12 Apr 1641 Bapt John & Richard, s/o Isaac and Naomi King King, Nicholas Feb 1671 DCW Will. Of H. Berks, taylor. Brothers Richard, John, wife Edith King (Kinge), Thomas the elder (ante 1605 – 1662) 1662 died intestate – tailor. Wife Elizabeth. 1661 Witness to will of Isaac King I. The Thomas King who appraised the goods of Isaac King (1665) was therefore probably Thomas King the younger. 1650 tenant by custom of H. Engleford 1653 1652 (WRO 49/1452) It is reported that “the eaves of Mr Mills” house (=the Swan) next to Thomas Kinge’s house is gone aside and is a great annoyance to Thomas King”. This seems to identify it with James King’s tenancy in 1609 1633 (Court Roll WRO 490/1530) has James Kinge modo Thomas Kinge. But, see the definitive WRO 442/2 under James King where the copyhold is granted to James King and to Thomas and Isaac Kissins(??) for life. Therefore Thomas was sone of James King and brother of Isaac King I. 1641 Protestation Oath in H. 1631 Married Elizabeth Cannon 1632 Baptised Thomas s/o Thomas King See 125 High Street. King, William I (.. -1647) Of Charnham Street, tanner 1641 Protestation Oath in H. – Churchwarden 1646/7 Will. Wife Hannah; sons Richard and William (qv); daughters Anne, Sarah. (All children are minors); brother Richard. Children baptised: 22 Sep 1639 Ann, d/o William and Hannah King; Dec 1640 Mary; Mar 1641/2 William; Dec 1643 Richard; Jun 1645 Sarah. Kingsbury, Richard de temp EdI or EdII: Witness (Huntington 30) Kintbury, Tenants of 1377 PR Kirkelade, Thomas (49EdIII) IPM Benham Manor Knapp, William 1562 (Arch Berks Will vol 3) of Estgarston. Beq to Agnes Branch; residue to son William and daughters Jioan, Annis Branch, Elizabeth Bushnell – executors. Witnesses John Powell, clerk, parson, Thomas Simond, Richard Hedadge. Overseers Sir John Norried, Kt, John Higgs of Baseldon. Probate 15 Jul 1562 to Agnes Branch.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 57 Knight, John (.. – 1550) Of Newbury, gent 1550 PCC Will: Beq to Richard Brydges esp messuage in Newbury in tenure of one Arnold, fruiterer; land in Enborne intenure of old father ; parsonage of & Crookham; a close in Shepenhamland (=Speenhamland?); servants Walter Lovedye, Alice Collyns, Elizabeth Southern and Margaret Smart. Probate 18 May 1550 Knight, Thomas 1548 BVM draft lease margin or footnote: “cum mio de red resolict Thomas Knight and … John Curr pro …” 1547/8 Ministers Account for ex-Chantry posessions (DL29/723/11779) BVM Redd Ressolv – John Curre de arrervre Sprays Borne 3d; which rent Thomas Knight resolvt ut in ordin Rental as iii s pa exem de Aprayes, viz p. temp 3s 6d. Summare 3s 9d. 1552 Survey (a) 1 tenement late Ditton qr 6d (on E side of High Street) (b) holds “in right of his wife” 1 tenement with land called Dymes and for land called Shawlands + 1 acre in Pydden and 2 other acres late in tenure of John Tuckhill and now in tenure of John Lovelake qr 2s 4d. 1558 PCC Will Thomas Knight (72 Noodes) 19 oct 1558 Thomas Knight of Templeton in parish of Kintbury, wife Elizabeth, son Richard (<18), daughters Maude, Julia, and Joan, wife of William Curre. Knocking, Lord of See Richard Lestrange Knolle (Knoll), Thomas of H. 1406 Involved in dispute with vicar of H. (Chandler’s Reg) 1409 Sidesman (Chandler’s Reg) 1428 FA subsidy commissioner 1428 FR 1428 (E179/73/82) Commissioner 1431 Bailiff (DL Comp) 1433 (H/RTa3) 1435 rent of market stall 1438 (H/RTa40) “nuper” 1453/4 (H.RTa26) Deceased 1470 (DL Rental) “nuper” Knol, Robert 1458 (H/RTa28) 1439 Richard Knolles at Oaksey, former park keeper of the manor of H. Knol, Walter 1410 deed 1431 (DL Comp) 1435 Market stall 1461 Market stall 1468 (DL Comp) “nuper” 1470 DL Rental “nuper” Knoyellis, John de 1351 PL Canon of St Fridewyde Knyght, William Clerk 1468 PR Shaldebourne Kughenho, William de 1281 PR Witness: Hosp of St John Kymisford, Sir John de 1363 Chaplain (Huntington 5) grantee of 1 messuage in H. Kyng, William (.. -1404/5?) 1390 (H/RTa37) grantor of houses and lands in H. 1405 Probate in D/S parochial visitation, wife Christina, executors wife and Robert Touke 1470 rental (see pp3 & 4) Kynge, John le 1327 (Just Itin Berks Vol 397) son of John Kyng 1328 PR Riot against Bishop of Winchester at R. de Hungerford’s house. 1322 Rot Parl 1340 Non Inq 1293 (C146/1953) wife Matilda, land in Godyngflod 1332 (C146/1803) brother of Geoffrey, lands in Sanden and Ingleflot, Helme. Temp EdI/EdII: (Hastings 1179/1180) witness

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 58 Temp EdI: (Hastings 1182) 1306 Witness (Huntington 24) Undated: (Wigram 1140) Temp EdI: Witness (Hastings 1178) Undated: witness and land in H. (Huntington 32) Undated: Witness (Huntington 35 / 36) Temp EdII: Witness (Hastings 1196) 1331 grantee from brother Geoffrey of lands for 20 years (C146/2943) 1340 s/o John Kynng (CP25/1/11/59) tenancy in Sanden. Kyng (King), William Temp EdI Witness (Hastings 1188) 1260-70 (Wigram 1155) father of Margaret 1272-1307 (Hastings 1178) grantee with brother Richard Temp EdI: land in H. (Huntiongton 26) Tempt EdI Witness (Huntongton 26) Undated witness (Huntongton 36) 1422 (H/RTa39) witness 1340 tenant in Sanden (CO25/1/11/59) 1306 Son of Robert; Grantor 1 burgage in H. + 10 ½ acres (Huntington 24) Kyng, Richard 1272-1307 (Hastings 1177, 1178) Grantee brother of William Undated: married wife Margery, daughter of Henry ..?.. le Carettar Temp EdII: Witness (Hastings 1196) Tempt EdI: Witness (Hastings 1188) Kyng, Robert Father of William Son of Richard 1268 (F of F) 1272-1307 (Hastings 1177, 1182) Grantee, son of late Richard Kyng (King), Geoffrey 1318 Wife Joan (C108) 1314 Witness (Hastings 1183) 1314 reev of H. (DL29/1/3) 1329 Witness (Hastings 1181) (Huntongton 21) 1332 (C146/1803) brother of John, lands in Sander, Helme and Ingleflod 1331 (Chanc Inq) 1340 (H/RTa34) 1340 tenancy in Sanden Fee (CP25/1/11/59) 1306 Witness (Huntongton 24) 1337 Witness (Huntington 10) 1339 Witness (Huntongton (11) 1337 Witness (Huntington 12, 13) 1336 Witness (Huntongton 15) 1336 Witness (Hastings 1185) 1334 quit claims tenancies in H. (Huntongton 19) 1319 witness (Huntongton 20) 1318 Witness (Huntongton 22) 1331 Grant to brother John of lands for 20 years (C146/2943) Kyngeshus, Adam de 1327 of H., Chaplain. Diseised of 1 messuage (Just Itin 1397 Berks) Kyngesmyll, John (22HVII) IPM 1509 PCC Will: John Kingsmill of Freefolk, Hants, gent, son of Richard Kyngesmyll; wife Jane. (Justice Court of Common Pleas) Kyngestow, John de and Nicholas (25EdI) IPM of Edmund, … brother) Kyngestow, John, Kn and Elizabeth (nee de la Pole) 1424 CR Kyngton, John 1406 Clerk, Grantor messuage and land in Stockley and Charlton by H. (Inq AQD C143/437/4) Kyrkby, William 1419 PL Kyrton, Thomas 1521 (Add Ch 34566) letter from, agent for LadyWilloughby de Broke, to Sir re Warminster estate (7 Dec) 10 Nov 1521 Robert Willoughby deceased, an official of the Duchy of Lancs (Somerville p.632) and a military commander. Kyte, William (6RicII) IPM Tyttecombe

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 59 Lachmere, Adam de Undated: grantee with wife Isabella (Huntington 33) Undated: recipient of 2 acres granted by Thomas of H., Chaplain. (See Brit Museum MSS – Collectances Henricii Comes p77 ) Lacock, Thomas 1379 FR Lacy (Lascy), Henry de, Earl of Lincoln 1310 (4EdII) IPM Avington 1322 PR Lacy, Alice de, Countess of Lincoln 1322 PR Lagot, Geoffrey c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp4) Lambourne, John 1404 CR Avington Lancaster, Duke of (John of Gaunt) 1366 PR Blanche 1375 CR 1428 FA Lancaster, Thomas, Earl of and Alicia his wife (nee de Longespee) 1311 (4EdII) IPM 1316 FA 1318 PR 1319 PR 1322 PR (x2) 1322 CR 1323 (16EdII) IM 1327 CR 1327 (1EdIII) IM 1327 (1EdIII) IPM Dec. 1333 CR 1428 FA Lancaster, Henry (Earl/Duke of Lancaster, Earl of Derby) 1316 FA Wilts 1327 (1EdIII) IPM 1342 PR (x2) 1346 PR 1349 PR 1349 CR 1350 CR (23EdIII) IPM 1361 CR deceased, daughter Maud 1361 FR 1361 PR (35 EdIII) IPM Blanche (36EdIII) IPM Lancaster - Henry and Joan: (35EdIII) IPM (x2) (36EdIII) IPM (50EdIII) IPM 1384 CR Earl of Derby and Mary his wife Lane, John 1436 PL free chapel Langbridge (Langebrig), John de c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) c1248 (Bec Custumal p4) 1329 Witness (Hastings 1181) (Huntington 21) 1338 Witness of deed (Huntington USA) Temp Hen III: grant of lands by Nicholas Homeden 1322 (Rot Parl Vol I) plaintiff re Homedieu lands Langbridge, Matthew Witness (Huntington 26) Langebregge, Nicholas 1328 (Cal Pat Rolls) Assault on Bishop of Winchester at H. Lange (see Long), Richard 1457 (Anc Deed C1552) Bailiff 1458 (H/RTa28,29) Bailiff Long, Richard 1513 Terrier: land in Shortcroft in Westbroke field (or Westfield, Charnham St?) 1563/4 REQ case: Jennyns v George Clydesdale quoted as Geoffre of town/church lands Lange, John de 1334 grantee of Kynemasford(?) with wife (Huntongton 19) Langeford (Langford), Thomas Kn (14RicII) IPM 1475 PR esq., commission to arrest Robert Tukhill the younger of H. 1475 (BRO D/EX84) witness; esq.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 60 Langeford, Edward 1473 CR Lankester, Henry Feb 1579/80 bapt Edward, s/o Henry L. Oct 1582 Bapt Mary, d/o Henry L. 1 Jan 1603/4 Martha Lankaster, witness at baptism, with Mr Richard Browne and Robert Field to s/o John Lucas. Larette(?), William Tempt EdI: witness (Huntington 26) Latecombe (Watecombe), Geoffrey de Undated grantor of land in H. (Huntongton 32) Temp EdII?: Witness: Geoffrey de Watecombe (Hastings 1196) Latton, William 1434 PR Laundells, John, escheator of Berks 1349 CR 1350 CR Laurens, John c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1,2) c1248 (Bec Custumal p3) Lawarre, John 1313 CR Lawrence, John 7 Sep 1578 Married Elizabeth Parslowe (wife of John Lawrence the weaver, buried 26 May 1580) 10 Apr 1581 Married Catherine Baylie Doesn’t appear in any survey 1605 PCC Will (Prob 1611/12) of Anthony Gregorie, who leases land from John Lawrence my neighbour. Leche (Leych), Roger 1415 PR Leche, John 1420 (C146/371) of Templeton Leche, William 1470 (DL Compotus) Prepositus. Ledelur, Roger de 1242 LR Lee, Thomas de la and Joan 1384 CR Standen Leget, Helmung 1370 (44EdIII) IPM Legge, John (6RicII) IPM Tyttecombe 1573 Survey (T/Sp16) 1 tenement + 4 acres arable in Sanden Fee by indenture of John Bacon qr 2d and for the Chantyr Piece 2d 1588 (DL4/30/16) Yowle v Bishop, deposition of George Bradford “Legg, predecessor to the said Bishop for the messuage that Bishop now dwelleth in and the lands in Sanden Fee” ground his grist for 30 years ago at the mill 1580 John Legge m Catherine Bonner of Eddington, widow. Leicester, Eleanor, Countess of 1248 PR Leicester, Earl of 1324 (18EdII) IM Lenveysy, John and Eleanor 1361 (35EdIII) IPM 1361 PR (x2) Lescrope, Henry 1415 PR Lestrange, Ebulo and Alesia 1336 CR 1336 (9EdIII) IPM Avington Lestrange, Maud 1372 PR Lestrange, John 1386 CR 29 Aug (21RicII) John, s/o Roger Lestrange of Knokyn, Berks (IPM). He was seised by service of a sixth part of a Knight’s fee. Died on Saturday after St James day last. Richard aged 15 or more is his son and heir. Lestrange, Roger and Alina (9EdIII) IPM Lestrange, Richard 1404 CR (?born 1373 or earlier) Letecombe, Stephen de Temp EdI/EdII: son of Walter de Letecombe of H., grantor (Hastings 1180) Leukenore, Robert de, Kn 1327 PR Leventhorpe, Henry 1415 PR Leventhorpe, John 1416 CR Lewerich, John 1395, vicar of Ramsbury (C146/536) Lewis, John 1590 married Catherine Yeomans, servant to George Hidden 1597 John Lece married Christian, d/o Edward Dawman Baptised: 1599 Thomas, 1603 Margaret, 1607 Jane. 15987 Chantry repairs: tenement of Edward Dawman (who died 1612) 1609 John Lewis, tenement of Chantry, qr 4d, (by position that of his father-in-law above).

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 61 1573 Edward Dawlman – 2 tenements Chantry qr 8d (T/Sp9) East side. A Ley, John 15552: Holds 1 tenement qr 11 ¾ d late in tenure of + 31 acres qr 12d + 2 stalls qr 8d(?) total 2s 1 ¾ d. cf 1470 certain parcels of a burgage late Thomas Dyne now BVM qr 10 ¾d and c ertain lands in Sanden late Thomas Dyne qr 12d . Note 1: Thomas Dyne had wardship of a John Leye Note 2: In 1540 John a Lee was Chaplain to Lord Hungerford Leye, John 1453 CR 1453 (Anc Deed C146/5960) Leye, Henry de la 1316 Grantor of land in Standen (Anc Deed A1150) Leycestre, John de 1322 PR Lidington, John de 1242 LR Lillebon (Lilleboun, Lisleboun), John and Sybil, and son John 1361 CR (28EdIII) IPM (35EdIII) IPM Lillebon, John, Kt 1397 CR 1428 FA Wilts Lincoln, Bishop of 1237 PL 1400 PL Lincoln, earl of See Lacy, Henry de Lisle (Lysle, Lyle), John, Kt 1423 CR 1452 PR Lysle, Warin de, and Joan see Insula Loftshulle, Richard de Cleric 1334 Former owner of tenements in H. (Huntongton 19) with William de la Mare. Lokyngton 1383 FR London, Hildebrand de, Kt 1333 PR 1335 PR London, John 1375 CR London, Bishop of (44HIII) IM (17EdII)IM London, Richard, Bishop of 1509 PR Longe, Henry 1447 CR Longe, Nicholas 1434 PR Longe, Robert 1430 CR Temp HenVI (?1430) Grantee (Huntington 2) 1449 FR 1487 PR (refers to 1430 CR) Long (Lange), Richard 24 Mar 1457/8 (Anc Deed C146/1552) Bailiff of H., witness 16 Apr 1458 (H/RTa28) Witness, Bailiff of H. Longe, Thomas 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – 1 tenement, rent 8s pa 1552 -2 tenements + 2 acres in Middlefield, qr 10 ½ d and 1 tenement (Hol Trin) of two, late H. Saunders joint, qr 6d 1522 Muster: John Lange, King’s tenant, archer, tax 26s 8d 1513 terrier buried old Thomas Lange aged 80 Long (Lange), Robert 1552 Survey – 2 freehold tenements + 7 acres, qr10d Long, Thomas 1552 Survey: 2 freehold tenements + 2 acres in Middlefield, qr 10 ¼ d Longeford, Milo(?) (Michis, Nicas?) 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – 1 tenement, rent 8s pa 1552 1 tenement, Hol Trin late in tenure of John Woodington now Mich Lonford Longefore, Thomas 1548 farm of Hol Trin lands lying next to tenement of Thomas Longeforde on N side. Longespee (Lungespey), Emelina 1327 CR 1327 (1EdIII)IM 1333 CR 1333(7EdIII)IPM Longespee, Domina 1316FA 1322 PR 1314 farm in H. manor (DL29/1/3)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 62 Longespee, Hanry, Margaret, Alesia (4EdII)IPM Lord, James le 1331(5EdIII)IM Lottyay, Henry 1313 PR Louth, Thomas de Justice (5EdII)IPM 1322 PR Louther, James 1499 CR Love, William of Kintbury 1553 (arch Berks Will) to John Love als Fisher; to Joan Cuthbert, sister; to ..?.. Cuthbert; to Joan Spansar; to ..?.. Fosbery; to Robert Fosberry the elder; to William Love ..?.. of Alexandra Love; to John Fossbery the younger; to Richard Good. Residue to Alys, wife. Ovcerseer Thomas Comes and John wac..?... Witnesses: Sir Lewis Pryce, curate; ..?.. Lawrence. Inventory taken by Steven Swanne (or France?). Deceased 28 Mar 1551 (or 1557?) Loveday (Lovedai, Luveday), John 1327 PR 1328 PR 1331 PR Lovelake, John (of the missing charters) 1573 (DL4/15/6) has daughter Agnes, and brother George aged 28. Owns shop 1576 (DL4/19/23) aged 52 (born 1524) yeoman, former Port Reeve of H. 1576 Overseer of William Butler’s will (qv) (1512 or 1582: John Lovelake of New Sarum, tanner, overseer of George Lovelake’s D of S Will) Baptised: 1560 Mary; 24 Mar 1563/4 John;7 Feb 1564/5 John; 1568 John; 1573 Briant; 1574 Bridget; 1577 Prudence. c1534 William Byrd demised a 61 year lease to John Lovelake of land in Chilton Foliat (C1/1297/52) n.b. iii. Had daughter Margaret born c1534, Died c1541, leaving Margaret his executrices and Edward Westbrook overseer. Lovelake, Thomas 1573 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/15/6) “of Sonning”, yeoman. ?son of William Lovelake (see DL4/27/29) Born in H. (DL4/15/6) 17 May 1565 Yeoman. Sold tenement and 4½ acres of land “once the site of a messuage” to John Fa;ller of Chilton Foliat. Wife Anne, of Sonning (WRO 110/16) 1591 Widow Anne (WRO 1064/23) c1570 “about 3 years” previously bound in obligation with Thomas Gennins not to trouble the town further in connection wih the Town and Church Lands. Lovelake, William I 1513 Trustee in sale of George Cokes obit lands at Westcote (with Thomas Mason) (C3/191/25) 1519 (WRO212b-135) Ralph Harold of N Standen and William Lovelake of Hidden grant to John Carey(?) a tenement in E Bedwyn 1522 Muster – King’s tenant, Married daughter of Thomas Mason 7 May 1532 Widow Elizabeth; sons Richard, George (Arch Berks Will) “hold” in Leverton to Richard; house, garden called Dacons, 1 other son Thomas ?”late of H.” (DL4/27/29) (?=Thomas Lovelake of Sonning?) 1584 Lands in dispute (DL1/129/5) are said to have been occupied by William Lovelake and John Cooke or one of them (C3/191/25) 1531 witnesses will of Hugh Webbe (Arch of Berks Will). pre 1849 acc to John Hidden’s will “did sometime hold the farm of Little Hidden” Lovelake, William II 1552 juror in town survey and tenant a Hol Trin tenement + 15 ½ acres 1548 tenancy (of above) by indenture 1543/4 Hol Trin 1548 BVM farmer by indenture 4 Feb 1518/19 with effect from 1525, rent 55s 10d – 1 burgage + cottage + 30 acres arable in H., Sanden

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 63 and Hill field, Daysfield meadow, Pray’s Barn 1480 parishioner (Luflake) at H. Visitation (Salis Cath MS189 f99) 1485 one of jurati at H. Visitation (Salis Cath MS 189 f46) Lovelake, John 1504 (Windsor XV.31.60) lease of rectory with Catherine Cooke, widow of George Cooke 1517 Sole lease of Rectory etc for periods of 5 years (Windsor XVI.1.21) 1522 Muster – freeholder, also householder 1528 died (Arch Berks Will), 5 children incl Thomas (house and lands), residue of parsonage lease to wife Agnes and brother William 1513 Bond (Windsor XV,2,32) described as “husbandman”, also bond with Joh n Hedache (XV.2.23) Pre 1552 deceased, had a leasehold in Chilton Foliat, father of Margaret who married Thomas Dyton (C1/1297/52) 1544 John Lovelake lived within ½ mile of the chapel of St James in Isbury (REQ2/6/201), aged 40. Lovelake, George I junior 1569 married Jane Butlerm daughter of William Butler qv 1573 Birthdate, from deposition (DL4/15/6), brother of John (defendant), yeoman. 1582 Died (Par Reg) 19 Sep 1582 D of S Will admin to Jane Lovelake (nee Butler) relict beqs to Joan Butler (b. 1573), Margaret Butler and Joan Butler the younger (b 1577), daughters of William Butler. Remainder to his own children John (b 1570), William (b 1572), Humphry (b 1574), Thomas (b 1581) and Joan (b 1577). Overseers: John Lovelake of New Sarum, tanner, John Fawler, George Hedache. Lovelack, George II 1565 (H/RTb1) deed: father of Roger Lovelake, occupied a corner messuage in H. Hih Street. Cannot be the same George Lovelake I above 20 Aug 1570 “old George L.” buried 1532 George, s/o William L. is left bequest in William’s will 1522 George L. householder in 1522 muster 1540 indenture giving lease of Dyehouse + Well close and Rsack Close for 40 years. Referred to in 1547 BVM Chantry particulars. Lovelack (Lovelake), Roger 1565 Deed (H/RTb1) buys corner messuage in High Street from John Cheyney Children baptised: 1565 son John; Feb 1566/7 Richard; 1568 Thomas; 1570 Anthony; 1573 richard; 1575 Mary; 1576 Roger. Lovelake, Richard 1552 survey: “heirs of Richard Lovelake” hold 1 tenement + 31 acres (lately in tenure of John Bocker,now in tenure of John Pyver) qr 2s 1 ¾ d. Son of William Lovelake (Arch Berks will 1532) (DL4/27/29) says Richard ..?.. the lands to Mr Worley of London. Lovell, John de and Maud 1408 FR 1420 CR Chilton Lucas, Jehosophat Son of John Lucas the elder and brother of John Lucas the younger 1635 Cinstable (also 1638, 160, 1648) 1659 PCC Will – refers to his uncle Alexander Browne and brother John deceased. 1634 date incised in town horn Married (1) Anne Wolrege, (2) ..?.. Browne, daughter of Rciahrd Browne esq of Denford, Children: John (elder), Jehosophat (younger) 1640 Witness to will of Thomas Worrell, vicar of H. Lucas, John, the elder 19 Nov 1628 PCC Will (8 Ridley) oldest son John under 30 yrs; other sons Onewimus (b 1604); Timothy (b 1609); daughters Elizabeth (b 1605), Naomi (b 1606) and Deborah (b 1612). Bequests to all these. Left £10 for setting up a school in H. within 10 yrs. Residue to son Jehosophat executor. Wife Elizabeth. "Le“ not Thomnas Mundy enjoy that goods that bhe hath unjustly or if by law you may get it, let my son John have the most part of it because he is accustomed to it (when you have it)”. Overseers Thomas Smith and Richard Mundy. Cancels a previous will. Probabe 7 Feb 1628/9 to Jehosphat Lucas.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 64 1601-2 Constable (and 1618) Son Onesimus (PCC Will 1638), widow Rebbecca, son of John Lucas 1609 survey: 1 tenement and backside of Richard Mayle (Church tenement) qr 6d and 1 tenement from Thomas Munday 8d. John was chief negotiator in the transactions which led to the feoffment of 1612 and 1617 1623 Haile v Goddard, Wirrall etc – John Lucas tenant of Church tenement (C2/JasI) 1613 Lucas, John the younger and Penruddock’s Rising 1655 In addition to John nLucas of H., other prisoners taken from Hungerford and area were: William Palmer of H., cordwainer; Thomas Cawley of Shalbourne; John Deane of H.; John Kensey of H., surgeon; Robert Mason, late of H., esq.; Thomas Curr of H., gent. Verdicts of treason were given against Lucas, Deane, Kinsey, Mason and Curr. Mason, however, was not captured. Lucase was beheaded (his brother was Jehosphat L.) Deene and Kensey were hanged. See (E178/6057) inq into possession and goods of John Lucas attainted. John Lucas had a shop in H. selling broadclocth and also in Newbury. Inventory £30. See also (BRO D/EZ7/66) 1638 No record of birth in Par Reg so pre1604 1652 in list of Hocktide Court freeholders. See Summer’s Notes no 26 re John Lucas ¼ d token, stamped with a rose (undated) Uncles: alexander Browne; John, Timothy, Knight of Reading; aunt White; brother John 1676 QRR there were two separate widos Lucas holding property on the west side. Lucas, Timothy Son of John Lucas the elder Born 1609 Constable 1656 1668 D of S Will, mercer 1650 Church warden (Summers Notes 26). Issued a ¼ d token, undated, with 3 cloves. de Luke, Samuel 1606 survey & 1612: re 2 houses of office set upon the river Dun. Jun 1608 son Samuel buried Jan 1609/10 daughter Anne baptised By 1618 he had ceased to occupy The Bear, also 3 other messuages in Charnham Street (perhaps extensions and annexes of The Bear) (Somerset RO DD/Pot8/2) 23 Feb 16JasI (= ) “of , innkeeper” Lumbardus, de Crikklade, Jew 1278 CR Luveday, Roaldus and Alan? 1285 PR Lydeyard (Lideyard, Lidezard), William 1359 (32EdIII) IPM aged 50, married Joan de Sanden, 1336 1397 CR witness 1365 (H/RTa35) witness re land in Hulle 1340 F of F: wife Joan, d/o John of Sanden (Mich.14EdIII) Lyttlemore, Prioress de 1428 FA Malemain, Thomas c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) Malewayne, John 1361 CR deceased 1366 IM (28EdIII) IPM (35EdIII)IPM (x2) (44EdIII) IPM 1402 FA Wilts Man, John 1509 PR Mannyng, Thomas 1472 PR Mansel, John le 1208 CUR Manerio, Robert de 1225 CUR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 65 Marchaunt, William 1504 CR 1383 FR Marche, Robert 1375 PR Mare, Geoffrey de la 1352 CR De la Mare, William Cleric 1334 former owner of tenemtnt in H. (with Richard de Loftshulle) (Huntington 19) Mareys – see Marisco, Marsh Marisco (Marsh, Mareys), John de c1300 (H/RTa33) and William 1342 F of F Undated (Wigram 1140) De Mareyse, Jordan 1246 (de Montfort – Bec) de Mareyse, Nicholas Undated (Wigram 1316) De Mareys, Thomas 1331 (Chanc Inq) 1332 Inq at Standen – juror. Mareschale, William 1420 CR Marowe, Thomas (22HVII)IPM Martin, George (1811-1866) 1811 Baptised, s/o George and Mary Anne Biss Martin (nee Burgess) 1851 Census – aged 39, living at 125 HS 1866 Buried Occupied cottage in Freeman’s Marsh “formerly” (pre 1890) Constable 1861, 62, 63. Mason, Robert, the elder (1571-1635) 1625/6 MP Ludgershall 1627/8 MP Winchester Belonged to anti c…t(?) party, but apprenticed by Crown as Recorder of London 1634. 1635 Died 1636 PCC Will Son Robert – under age at death. Mason, Richard (1511 – 1595) 1585 aged 80 in deposition (DL4/27/29), glover 1591 deponent in “ilondes” case, aged 80 1591 survey 1 tenement, garden orchard, qr4d 1552 survey: 1 tenement, lately Alexander Dyer 1573 Survey – 3 messuages in H. qr 8d, one burnt qr 4d 1576 in will of William Butler, ref to lease of ground from Richard Mason on which certain building was taking place. 1562 bapt Joan d/o Richard Mason 1564 Bapt Edith, d/o Richard Mason 1582 buried John s/o ichard Mason 1591 1 tenement qr 4d and 3 tenements qr 9d – also ref to Charlford Weir (T/Sp.7) 1595 burioed Richard Mason of Charleford Weir, Inkpen 1601 buried old Mother Mason of Inkpen Mason, Thomas c1525 estimated birth based on |deposition (DL4/27/29) 1522 Muster glover – held 2 o 3 properties Son and heir was Sir George Mason, priest; 1 daughter married William Lovelake There is also a Thomas Mason the younger, labourer and archer in 1522 muster 1413 terrier: Mason’s lands included Eastfield (Charnham), Middlefield (cf DL4/27/29 herne v Gamage, lands partly in Sanden Fee, partly in Wilts) His daughter married William Lovelake 1513 trustee with William Lovelake in conveyance of George Coke’s “obit” land at Westcote, Sparshalt to John Walron. 1493-1500 (C1/215/45) Thomas Mason v Thomas Bandy and R. Wynchestre re messuage in H., Wilts. Masters, William Elinor, widow of William Masters married John Hungerford, son and heir of Sir Anthony Hungeford 1548 of Chilton, lessee of rectory and parsonage of H. (Windsor XVI.1.22) Matcon, Walter de 1334 witness (Huntington 19)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 66 Mauduyt, John 1340 CR 1342 PR (x3) 1343 PR Mauduyt, William 1388 (12RicII)IPM 1329 def (with John de Pewele) in Wilts F of F (3EdIII) tenement in Littlecote Maunger, William 1343 CR: one of tenants in leverton of Alun de Hanville 1349/50: his daughter Christine quit claimeds land in Bratton (hundred of Westbury) which she and Peter Fitzwarren (rector of Litchet Mantravers) had be demise of Margery Canterton w/o Reginald Fitzwarren – see Wilts N & Q pp500-1 Mautravers, John 1331 CR 1350 (23EdIII) IPM Mauwerdin, William post 1267 Bailiff of Hungerford (Sandford Cartulary) May, Adam 1430 FR May, Richard Jan 1594/5: Married Joan Wheatley Dec 1595 Bapt Richard, s/o Richard Jun 1597 Bapt Humphrey, s/o Richard 1603 died of plague 1611 widow Joan remarried Roger Locelake Joan was present at the irregular (private) baptism of the child of James Frind 1599 May, Robert 1375 CR Mayhew (mayhow, Mayowe), Adam 1445 (C146/1337) already deceased, property in H. Mayhew, Alice 1529 F of F: d/o Thomas Mathew dec. draper, wife of Humphrey Trewlove Mayhew, Thomas 1438 (H/RTa40) witness: BVM Chantry property lease 1446 (C146/1337) property in H. Jan 1453/4 (H/RTa26) made on eof the feoffees of lands in H. 1458 (H/RTa28,29) witness of BVM Chanhtry transactions c1470 DL Survey p1,5,6,7 Prepositus Mayhew, Walter 1438 (H/RTa40) witness: BVM Chantry property lease. Jan 1453/4 (H/RTa26) one of feoffees of lands in H. Feb 1461/2 |(H/RTa41) one of feoffees of lands in gift of Thomas Dyer (? To BVM) Mayhew, Agnes c1470 (DL rental T/Sp5) 1 burgage late John Dyer, qr8d Mayhew, Thomas 1529 Deceased, draper, daughter Alice (married Humphrey Trewlove) (F of F Mich 20HenVIII) Mayhew, William 1481 deceased (E Garston Court Rolls – Mill Mead) Holder of 1 stall. Mayle, Richard 1575 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/15/6), broadweaver Mayle, John (=Johanne) 11 Sep 1635 (11ChasI) (REQ2/487B m.22) Joan then aged 50y. 1606 married Jone Tyllye (b. 12 Apr 1584) 22 Jul 1642 Buried John Mayle – mort 3s 4d. John had a son Thomas b 1610; dau Rebecca b 1617 and son Francis b 1620 1618 John and Joan both mentioned in PCC will of William Norris as “kinsfolk” Mazota c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) Medford, Robert 1475 Feoffee of lands and tenements in H. (BRO D/EX83) – steward of the Stonor family Medford, Robert (1HenVII) IPM – and Alice 1454/4 (H/RTa26) 1472 (C146/6091) Wife Alice. Grant by Suir George Darrell of land in Shalbourne and the Bell Inn 1475 (D/EX84) feoffee 1482 Will of John Roger the younger Menbire, Peter (44HIII) IM Mer (Meyre), Judeus, de Hungerford 1253 CR 1278 CR (dec) Mercator (Merchant), Bartholomew the c1300 (H/RTa33) 1248 Aylward Mercator, Stephen M. – jurors of the town of H. at the Berkshire Eyre (Seldon Soc. Vol 90)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 67 Merivale (Merwell), William 1340 (H/RTa34) and daughter Joanna 1335 Witness (Hastings 1184) Merivale, Edmund 1571 (13Eliz) of Soley, Chiklton Foliat, yeoman. (Anc Deeds C8849). William Haseldon of E. Garston husbandman to Edmund Merivale, lands in East Garston. Mercyr, Stephen le temp EdI/II: land in H. (Hastings 1180) Mervyn, John 1460 CR 1474 PR of Marlborough Messager, Richard de 1423 Defendor in F of F (v Richard Lanqe) Mich.2HenVI Between 1417-1445 Christiana, widow of Nuicholas Messager als Fairfax of Newbury, re property in Newbury. (C1/10/46) also (C1/17/85 and C1/10/334 and C1/11/464 and C1/12/244 and C1/12/245) Metford, Walter, Dean of Wells 1423 CR Middleton, Thomas Jul 1582 married Edith White, d/o Thomas White Baptised: Feb 1583/4 Joan; Dec 1590 Dorothy Apr 15887 Buried Edith, w/o Thomas Middleton, labourer May 1558 married Rosie Complen, servant to William Bishop Jan 1593/4 Buried Rose, w/o Thomas Middleton May 1595 buried Joan d/o Thomas M Dec 1602 BBuried Joan, d/o Thomas M. 1591 tenant of the Bru-house, but is not mentioned in “repair” list 1598 Milburne (Melbourne), Richard 1430 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR enrolment of a deed dated 8HenVI re lands of Walter Hungerford. 1451 died, seised of 4 messuages in Crow, Hants. (IMP 29NebVI, no 19) Temp HVI: grantee (Huntington 2) Mildenhale, John 1345 PR Mitchell, John 1558/8 freeholder in Charnham Street (Add Ch 24440) This is presumably the John Michell deceased whose will is called for ina D of S case Dec 1566 (Dean’s Act Book Vol 2). Dean’s office v Martha Michell als Pynnock, wife of John Pynnock Model, Matilda c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Moeles (Moyles), Roger de 1313 PR riot at Wolfhall Moyle, Walter 1473 CR Molton (Multon), Peter 1273 Grantee of and from Chaplain of BVM (Hastings 1176) 1306 Witness (Huntington 24) 1329 Tenement in H. next to BVM messuage (Huntington 21) 1318 Witness (Huntington 22) c1315 (8EdII) def with Richard Hall in case of recovery of seisin 0 (Originalia Rolls) of 1/3 messuage + 2 acres in H. Moneye (Mondy), Richard 1548 Hol Trin draft lease refers to 1 messuage in Charnham St lately Richard Moneye (DL12/22 says Mondy als Money) Mondy, Genorer 1552 1 tenement belonging to John Marshall + 6 acres late in tenure of Robert Norris and now of Genore Mondy qr 4d Also (next entry) 1 tenement of Ed. Merevale late in tenure of William Marten and now in tenure of the said Genora qr 4d. Monday (Mundy), Thomas 1505 supervisor of will of Thomas Toghy Monford, Robert 1313 PR Montagu, Richard 1397 PL 1430 FR Montagu (Monte Acuto), Thomas, Dean of Salisbury 1391 PR 1392 PR Monte Acuto (Mantagu, Montacute), William and Elizabeth, widow 1345 PR See also Inq AQD C143/276/6) Monteforte (Mont e Forti), Simon de 1237 CR (47HIII) IPM 1246 W(Windsor XI.G.28) Baltele 1246 Grant of rent in exchange for asture in Batele to Geoffrey Ponzard (DL25/L2290)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 68 1246? Quit claim by William de Erpenham in Bautele (DL25/L2297) 1248 CR (x2) 1248 PR Countess of Leicester 1249 CR 1258 CR (Hidden) 1259 CR 1265 PR 1281 PR More, Thomas 1509 PR pardon as executor of will of John Isbury esq 1379 FR Mortuo-Mari, Roger de (Earl of March) 1331 CR Mortuo-Mari, Robert de 1360 (34EdIII) IPM Mortymer, Hugh 1415 PR Mosely, Priscilla 1613 (Berks Admons 1609-19) admons to John Moseley, bro (p.100) Mountaine, Richard 1565 butcher – plot of ground (WRO 110/16) 1578 butcger, burial (Par Reg) Moyle, Walter 1473 CR Moyne 1438 PR Muchel, John 1313 PR Mukel, John 1313 PR Mulle, John ate and Joan (nee Gomeldon) (36EdIII) IPM Mundy, Thomas 1570 D of S Admin to Joan Mundy, relict. Munkstone, Robert 1430 (C146/5024) of Sanden Myter, Henry 1428 FA 1428 (E179/73/82) Nalder, John 14 May 1531 (Arch Berks) will of Kintbury. Beq to Johan Tanner (daughter); Annes Ryver (daughter); John Tyser (friend); residue to aAnnes, wife, executor. Witnesses Sir Thomas Dyne, curate; Thomas Feld; William Nalder. Napper, Robert 1403 PR 1420 (H/RTa1b) Sir, vicar 1405 (Dean Chandler’s reg) Vicar of H. Involved in church incidens (88); 14099 excused ..?.. on church business (247); 1412 visitation (377); various complaints (377); 1406 brought action for recovery of tithes against John Smith, Thomas Knolls and William Clitere (388) Narye, Robert 1341 (Windsor XI.G.62) witness Nettilton, Richard (22HVII) IPM Newman (Nyewemon), William 1443 CR Newman, Hugh and John 1428 FA Wilts Newman, Nichols 1328 PR Newport, John 1511 (F of F) quer 1 messuage _ 1 acre land in H. Nicholas, William 1471 CR Nicolls, Arthur See Vol I Pedigree p.72. Records of the City of Oxford ed R S Hawkins 1880 (these go up to 1583) 1580-81 Hanaster’s admitted: include Arthur Nicolls,latte apprenticed of Robert Allen, cutler. Oxford burial Acts 1583-1626 ed H E Salter 1584 Arthur Nicolls, Constable, cutler, alive 1595, 97, 1604 (p.186) 1608 Arthur Nicols oldest son of A N cutler is made free of this city by his father’s copy 1608/16 – Henry N., 2nd son of A.N. cutler to be freeman. 30 Jun 1622/3 In consideration of the weak estate of the wife of Arthur Nicolls cutler who by misfortune hath broken her arm and hath I cut off and is sithence(?) delivdred of a child and is in great danger of her life, she shall have 40s given her out of the city chest” 1622 £2 paid to wife of Arthur Nicolls. Nicosia, Conrad, Archbishop of 1400 PL Noioun (Noion), Prior of (18EdII) IPM (6RicII) IPM Norcroft, Arthur 1609 (DL4/55/44): deponent Yowle v Birch & Wheat: of H. Norcroft, William “the freehold of Thomas Dudcott als Hoskins”

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 69 Noreys (Norris, Norreis, Norreys), Henry 1452 PR (32EdIII) IPM Noreys, John 1452 PR Norrays, Adam le 1274 (2EdI) (Anc Deeds C146/2642) Ryechulle, Sanden Norreys, William, Kt 1481 (Windsor XV.60.49) Steward to D&C of Chapel of St George Norfolk, John Howard, Duke of 1483 PR (2RicIII) grant of lands in H. (Harl. 433) Northy, William de 1336 CR Northumberland, Henry, Earl of (20/21HVII) IPM Norton, Walter 1327 def. (JUST 1 No 1397) 1329 Witness (Hastings 1181) 1340 (H/RTa34) 1349 Witness (Huntington 8) 1337 Witness (Huntington 10) 1339 Witness (Huntington 11) 1334 Witness (Hastings 1190) (Huntington 18) 1342 PR 2 Mar 1351/2 Witness (Hastings 1197a) Norton, John de 1371 FR Norwich, Richard, Bishop of 1415 PR Notte, Thomas 1504 CR Noyes, Edward 12 Dec 1710 D of S Will: to Elizabeth, wife, all goods and chatters. After her death to be divided equally between daughters. Executrix: wife. Probate 27 Jul 1713. Witnesses: Thomas Robinson jun., Rose Cock, J Weekes. Nunneton, Prioress of 1338 IM 1338 CR 1361 CR (35EdIII) IPM Nutting, John c1531 Tenement of grist mill, Eddington (deposition of George Tuggy in “Iloudes suit) c1526-1532 Cardinal College rental: farmer of grain mill. Odam, William 1428 FA Wilts Okebourn, Robert 1504 CR Oakhangre, Gilbert de (5EdIII) IPM Olton, David 1438 CR Ontylis, John 1413 CR Orrebye, John de 1350 CR (23EdIII) IPM Orum, John 1411 PL 1408 succeeded JohnFranks as warden of St John’s Hospital and rector of North Standen 1409 St Johns 1412 (377) St Johns (Chandler’s Register); Vicar Robert Napper acts as his proctor 1412 (377) Oseney, Prior of 1208 PL Oseville, Sawawelem de, and Margery 1208 CUR 1225 CUR Held manor of (called d’Oseville) (VCH iv, p242) Osmond, Robert tailor 1709 D of S Will: Son, Robert, Son-in-law Thomas Frizwell, Thomas Paty of Chilton Foliat, husbandman; daughter Mary, w/o , dau Anna wife of Thomas Frizwell, wife Mary executrix; Witnesses Simpkins, Benjamin Mundy. Clre=]early written a useful inventory, taken by Robert Tuck of H. and William Allin of H., glover. Oterburne, John de (5EdIII) IPM 1345 (Anc Deeds B1396) Overton, Christopher 1548 BVM draft lease: 1 tenement + 2 acres, rent 8s pa 1552 BVM tenement + 2 acres late John Hendred now Christopher Overton, qr 4d. Overton, David 1438 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 70 Oxee, John 1342 PR Oxnell, Sir Thomas Chaplain of BVM Chantry 1519 signed on behalf of BVM lease of chantry lands to William Lovelake 1526 1528 1531 1532 Chaplain BVM 1546 retired as Chaplain of BVM 1564 died Paal, William and John 1328 PR Palmer, Richard c1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) land in Oberleton? (?=Charlton) Palmer (Paumer), William le 1283 juror, Standen. 1258 Juror pre 1302 deceased (C146/526): wife Joan Palmer, Roger le 1274 Wife Alice (C2642) Palmer, Thomas 1473 CR Palmer, William 1420 CR Palmer, William le 1302 deceased 1302 (Anc Deed C146/526) Joan, late wife of “Rihull” and Worweland(?) Palmer, William 1641/2 Protestation Oath: of Kintbury 1654/5: in Penruddock’s Rising. “Cordwainer” 1662 Adm to Hicktide Court 1783 List if freeholders of Sir W. James estate includes William Coxhead of land granted by Sir B Whitelocke to John Toe 1674 “Formerly Toe’s, late William Palmer’s, now William Coxheads also a smith’s shop “late William Palmer’s”. Pare, Herbert c1248 (Bec Custunal T/Sp3) Parker (Parkare), Giles 1468 PR warrant for arrest Parker, William 1423 (H/RTa12) witness 1426 witness (H/RTa14) 1405 Churchwarden and steward of Church funds (Chandler’s register 1409) Parker, Ralph le Temp EdII: witness (Hastings 1196) Parker, John 1570 Tithingman (DL1/92/29) 1581 bur Anne, w/o John Parker 1590 Bur John Parker 1602 Bur John Parker (?of Chilton) 1584 John Parker of Chilton m Elizabeth Foster 1599 John Austen m Elizabeth Parker als Carter, widow 1594 bur Ellen, d/o Elizabeth Parker als Carter, widow Children bapt: 1585 Robert; 1588 John; 1589 Ellen 1593 Bapt Thomas, s/o John Parker (?of Chilton) 1591 tenement in Church Lane, qr 2d 1573 tenement in Church Lane, qr 2d Parker, Thomas 1611 bur Alice, w/o Thomas Parker 1612 bur Thomas Parker 1580 Marriage Allice Robertson 1598 Chantry Repairs list Parkesdale, John 1470 DL Parrette, William 1509 PR Parrock, Bartholomew c1513 defend re Duks Meadow, Kintbury (DL1/21/H1) Parson, Richard 1341 (Windsor XI,G.62) witness Pasheley (Passhey), William 1548 Hol Trin draft lease: 1 tenement (of two) rent 6s 8d pa 1552 Hol Trin: 1 tenement late William, Carefilly, joint, qr 6d Parys (Perys), John 1342 PR 1411 PR Parys, William 1428 FA Wilts Passion, William I 1585 Deposition – of Lambourn, yeoman, aged 40 yrs (C24/180 Passion, William II 1598 Of Devizes, gent aged 48 yrs (C24/269/Pt1) 1581 (C24/181) Passion and Flaye re tenements in Littleton, Wilts.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 71 Passynger (Passenger, Passager), John 1431 (DL Compotus) Mill 1473 FR Commissioner to collect subsidy (with Thomas Dyne) 1445 (C146/1337) neighbouring tenement 1458 (H/RTa29) neighbouring land “late Jonh Passynger’s in Hawkhill” 1470 rental (TS p6) 2 acres in Shawland now Thomas Mayhjew late John Passynger als Dyer: See (C1/11/369) under John Dyer, chapman. 1 messuage + 40 acres in H. Berks. 1431 (Compotus DL29/683/11061) Fishery rights from mill and “lez flodegates” demised to Thomas Dyne and John Passynger for 20 years, commencing 1417; also farm of water mill Paternoster, William 1402 FA Wilts Pateshall, John, gent 1511 (F of F) quer 1 messuage + 1 acre land in H. Patrington, Hugh de 1325 PR Paunsfoot (Paunchefot), Walter 1430 CR 1487 PR Paunsfoot, Stephen 1367 Grantee (Huntington 4) 1363 Grantee – 1 messuage in H. (Huntongton 5) Payne, Richard 1376 PR Paynel, Richard 1340 CR Paynell, Thomas (27EdIII) IPM (32EdIII) IPM Paynel, Katherine Daugher of Adam de Pyrton in 1269 was widow and had son alive; was dead by 1291 (Sandford Cartulary) 1428 FA Peacock, William 1548 BVM draft lease – 1 tenement + 2 acres, rent 11s pa Peacock, Robert of Charlton St. 14 Apr 1585 Bond and Inventory. Goods appraised by John Pinnock and Henry Hutton. A few sheep and lambs, silver ring. Total £? 6s 7d Admin to John Fisher of W Enborne, chandler (document very faded) Pocock, Robert 14 Dec 1584 Admin to Agnes Pocock als Figens, sister of Robert, in the person f John Figens her husband. Peche, John 1313 PR Peisi, Richard de 1208 CUR Pembroke, Earl of See Hastyngs Pembrugge (Penbrigge), Richard, Kn 1363 PR 1363/64 BPR Pembrugge, Elizabeth (36EdIII) IPM Pennde, Roger de la 1395 Chaplain of chantry of Chilton Foliat church (C146/536) Penne, atta, Richard 1306 former holder of land in Inkpen and le Hulle (Huntongton 34) Penne, Robert 1429 CR Penny, Richard Brother to Thomas Penny (qv) and bro-in-law to John Ball, the smith 1566: (D of S Will 1566) (Agnes, wife of John Ball therefore presumably nee Penny) Agnes buried 1590 1570 Buried Maud, w/o Richard Penny 1571 Richard Penny married Joan Lane, widow 1575 Buried Joannn, w/o Richard Penny 1573 1 messuage, garden, backside – Hol Trin Chantry + 3 ½ acres in the Breach, qr 8d 1552 Survey: juror. 1589 buried. Penny, Thomas 1585 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/27/29), wax chandler 1586 buried 1552, 1573 surveys 1591 widow Penny probably Licie, died 1603/4 1574 Buried Joan Gosling, dau-in-law (?=step-daughter) of Thomas Penny 1566 D of S will of John Ball the smith, refers to his bro-in-law Thomas and Richard Penny. Ball’s wife Agnes therefore presumably nee Peny, and sister to Thomas and Richard (Agnes bur 1590) 1573 has two holdings (T/Sp13 p14) 1598 Buried Agnes Burton from Mother Pennie’s, her aunt 1597 Buried Elinor Hellier, sister to Lucy Penny, widow.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 72 28 Jan 1603/4: Both Lucy Penny and Thomas, son of John Hellier, buried of plague. Probably living in the same house – see 1609 house of John Hellier = 1591 house of Lucy Penny? Pentalawe, Henry de (15EdII) IM Penycocke, John 1453 CR 1453 (Anc Deed C146/5960) esq, of the body of the king. Penyngton, John Temp EdV or Ric III: clerk of chapel of St John, H. (Harl. Ms 433, fo86 dors) Percy, John de, Elizabeth and George 1340 CR Pereson, Hugh 1469 Indenture 1470 (DL COmptus) farmer of N. Standen Manor 1475 (D/EX84) feoffee 1482 (HenVII) IPM refers to a deed of 1482 1467/8 (7-8EdIV) “farmer” of H. lands in N. Standen (SC6/11045/1) Perkyn, David (49EdIII) IPM Perlee, Walter 1375 PR Perse als Noone, Alexander of Shalbourne 23 May 1634 D of S Will: Left all to Elizabeth, his wife. After her death to be divided equally between his 4 children – Jonathan, Mary, Martha, Deborah. Prob 4 Jul 1634. Pershut, William 1402 FA Wilts Person, Hugh 1476/7: Prepositus H.burg. (DL29/689/11174) 1463 (Newton Register, Salis Cath) parishioner c1470 Rental (a) ½ burgage, (b) 1 ½ burgae, both late W. Horshill; (c) Prays Barn and land there 1475 Grant of lands and tenements in H. to Hugh Person inter alia (BRO D/Ex84) 1480 Collector of Duchy rents (DL29/690/11185) 1482 1HenVII IPM (1485/6) refers to a deed of 1482. 1480 One of parishioners (jurati) at Visitiation (Salis Cath MS 189 f99) 1485 –ditto f46) Pereson (Parson, Person), Hugh (1HVII) IPM refers to a deed of 1482 Pereson, Nicholas and Nicholas and Anne 1313 PR Pereson, Walter 2 Mar 1351 Grantee (with wife Maud (Hastings 1197a) Pesemer, John de 1316 (C146/1733) wife Matilda Petresburg, Radulf 1237 CR De Pewel (Pewelle), John 1331 PR Licence for alienation of messuage etc from Robert de Hungerford 1336 PR alienation to John de P by Robert H. of lands for H. chantry 1337 (Windsor XV.31.56) death of 1 Jun 1337 grantee (Hastings 1192) 1339 lands formerly gift of (Huntington 11) Feb 1337 (Hastings 1191) Feb 1337 Release to (Hastings 1191a) 1336 Grantee (Huntington 15) 1329 (Wilts F of F 3EdIII) in Lansdown MSS) John de Litlecote and John de P. chaplain and William Manduit, tenement in Littlecote and Orcheston 1337 Q in F of F v Nicholas Spencer and wife (H/RTa36) Peye, William 1405 Church steward (D of S Register f.35v) Phelippes, John 1415 PR Philip, Chaplain, BVM 1329 grantor of messuage in H. (Huntington 21) Phillips, John the baker 1576 married Margery Hobson 1591 Chantry tenant, qr 4d 1609 Margery Philips, widow, Chantry tenant, qr 4d west side 1577 bapt Alice, d/o John Phillips Oct 1600 John Ball, son of Robert Ball, married Alice Phillips Apr 1600 buried John Phillips the baker 1598 his chantry tenement among those listed in need of repair.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 73 Phillips (Philyppis, Phelippes), John 1444 Instaurator for Hungerfrod family flocks of sheep 1458 (H/RTa28) chaplain 1474 clerk, PR (?VCH) 1457 legacy in with John Yonge 1468 PR late of Shrewsbury 1471 PR general pardon, chaplain in lines 1469 removals from Buchland Acrea Piers, John 1460 PR Pigourel, William, Sir and Isabel 1271 PR Pikeman (Picheman), John 1349 witness (Huntington 8) 1329 son of Robert and Joanna (Huntington 21) Picheman, Robert 1329 Wife Joanna, grantees, and their son (Huntington 21) Pinken, Gile de 1208 CUR Pistor, John le see Bakere c1300 (H/RTa33) Pistor, William c1275 (H/RTa31) c1300 (H/RTa32) Pistor, Ralph 13th c (C146/1340) Pistor, Robert c1230 (Bec Custumal Y/Sp1) Planez, John, del 1233 CUR Platt (?1740-1819), Thomas of Freeman’s Marsh 1819 DCW Admons 1819: Inv to be prepared by James Hall, W R Hall, gent, and Thomas Cullum of H. Wilts, labourer, husband of Elizabeth Cullum, grand-daughter of Thomas Platt. Undated: Lessee (from Dorothy Popham) of cottage and garden occ by Richard Coxhead, required by K & A Canal Co. ..also cottage and garden occupied by Hy. Lambourn. Both in H.parish. 30 Apr 1784 Mary Platt, w/o Thomas, died I n her house in Freeman’s Marsh, Charnham St (Wilts Coroner’s Bills) 1802 Conveyance: Burgages to K&A Canal Co of a small piece of land at W end of Freeman’s Marsh adjacent to a garden and cottage occupied by Thomas Platt (sketch map of same) (H/7/37) 1796 Berks Voters incl T.P. of Freeman’s Marsh Children baptised: 1 Mar 1740/1Thomas; 1770 Elizabeth; Charlotte; Rosanna. Check parents names! Plasteed, Edward 1670 Corwainer, granted land by S Waters qv (BRO) Plescy, Millicent and Hugh (35EdIII) IPM Pleystowe, Henry de la 13th c: landholding in Shalbourne (C146/129) Plogenet, Hugh (1EdI) IPM Plumber, Samuel 1575 D/S Presentment (Wayte v Grove), glover, aged 30y (born 1545?). Was at breakfast with Richard Kenger at the house of Joh n Hasell. Pogg, Giles le Temp EdI: grantor (Hastings 1177) – of Andover. Son of Reginakld de Pogg of H. Refers to land in vill of H. which was Sarre le Pogg’s, widow. Poke, Osbert c1248 (Bec Custmal T/Sp3) Pole, Roger ate 1340 CR Pole, Sir Michael de 1373 CR Pole, Thomas de la and Elizabeth 1424 CR 1412 FR Polhampton, Emelina, wife of Edmund, dec 1354 CR Polhampton, Richard de 1313 battles manor of Balsdon on himself, wife, Margaret and son Tomas. Inq AQD (C143/96/22) 1316 FA 1317 (11EdII) IPM 1312 (C146/1221) re Baldeston 1320 Margaret, widow of Richard: F of F Mich 14EdII 1316 mor 1317 F of F Mich 10EdII 1311 Grantee (C146/2783) 1331 (5EdIII) IPM 1306 cllerk. Life int in Manor of Balleston Inq AQD (C143/64/11) 1332 (6EdIII) IPM

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 74 1333 (7EdIII) IPM 1341 PR (32EdIII) IPM 1367 (40dIII) Sir Richard Kt Polhampton, Margaret, Thomas, Edmund (27EdIII) IPM Polhampton, Edmund 1340 (H/RTa34) 1339 Witness (Hastings 1186) 1337 Witness (Huntington 13) 1336 Witness (Huntiongton 5) Pollesden, William de 1313 PR 13th century: Felicia de Pollesdene and her daughter Isabella land in Shalbourne (C146/129) Ponchard (Punchard, Pochard, Pothard, Bothard), Geoffrey 1241 Alive (VCH iv,190) 1262/3 Died (VCH iv.190) also IPM 8 jan 1263 Temp EdI – father of Robert (Hastings 11674) 1246 Grantee of Simon de Montfort (DL25/L2290) 1262/3 his heir is William c/o Lawrence s/o Geoffrey? Presumably a grandson aged 10yrs. Geoffrey held fee of Charlton at Dunmill, Wilts, 1/3 virgate of land and 1 watermill, paying to John de Cherbourg 1d pa. Valued at 40s. Punzard, Gilbert 1280-90 (Wigram) Punzard, John 1263 member of Wilts IPM Commission of Geoffrey Punzard Undated: witness (Huntington 33) Ponchard, Geoffrey B. c1275 (H/RTa31) 1294 deceased (VCH iv,190) IPM 22EdI Ponchard, Geoffrey C 1294 succeeds to estates; son of Lawrence, grandson of Geoffrey A (VCH iv,190 & IPM 22EdI, aged 30) c1300 (H/RTa32) temp EdI (1272-1307) (Hastings 1176a) 1306 PR grant of ands to John de Hertrigg 1330 PR refers to grant 1306 above 1304 Grantor: messuage and land in H. and Sanden Fee to John de Hertrugge (Inq AQD C143/55/19) Ponchard, Robert 1266 IPM: Robert, son of Geoffrey A, younger brother of Lawrence: dispute with William 1275 Abbrev Plac. And VCH iv,190: settles with William Temp EdI (1272-1307) (Hastings 1176a) Grantor 1313 PR ?Robert Puchardon Pozard (punzard, Ponchard), Simeon 13th c: (Anc Deeds C146/2691): Hull (Mersacre, Whiteacre, Dune Croft) Pozard, Walter Son of Simeon above |Ponchard, William 1263 Inq 47HenIII, son of Lawrence, grandson and heir of Geoffrey A, aged 10yrs 1266 IPM 50HenIII |Dispute with Robert 1275 Abbrev Plac (Record Comm) 187 and VCH iv.190) c1275 (H/RTa31) as William Bothard. 1294 Deceased? IPM 22EdI Ponzard, John Undated: witness (Huntington 33) Pope, Walter 131 PR Popham, Stephen 1430 CR 1487 PR Porter, Hugo le and Alicia le 1253 CR Porter, Reginald 1352 CR Porter, John 1503 PR Portu, Robert de 1208 CUR Potel, Geoffrey (5EdIII) IM Pottinger, William Clothier 1581 Par Reg a servant of Mr W P married 1581 Ch Vestry Book (D/P71/8/1) baylue of H. 1586 witness (as Port Reeve?) to memo of Robert Hall, bailiff 1588 (E135/11/129) Letter Patent appointing him Clerk of the Market, and to use Duchy of Lancaster seal in this office

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 75 1595 Surrendered old lease of Froxfield rectory and took out a new one (MSS, St George’s Windsor, Dolton) 1599 one of the town’s represntatives in their suit re free fishing in the Kenet (34Eliz) 4 Dec 1578Married at H. Ms Alice Whetacre, widow 10 oct 1578 buried Robert Whetacre, clothier (mort 6s 8d) 1590 His daughter-in-law Ellen Passion married Edmund Witherton, clotier 1592 Daughter –in-law Margaret Passion married Paul Knight by licence 1588 bur Thomas Pottinger of All Cannings, Wilts 1602 Bur Aliss, w/o Mr William Pottinger 1579 Bapt Edward s/o William Pottiner Poughley, Prior of (36EdIII) IPM (9HenVII) IPM Poughley, Sir William Prior of St Margaret’s Poughley. 1438 (Anc Deed C146/2467) demised 2 tenements at Knighton 1442 Resigned as Prior Poulet (Pawlet), John 1430 CR 1431 CR 1487 PR Powys, Lord of See John Tiptoft Poyle, henry de la, and Elizabeth 1360 PR Prat, John (49EdIII) IPM Prater, John 19 Sep 1598 DofS will: All goods to Elizabeth Morris, widow, and if it please God to send him health he would be joined to her. William Browker was witness to the promises. 26 Apr 1599: probate to Eliz Morris in the person of John Boardman, innholder. Praye (preye), Thomas 1471 CR Praye, John le 1302 (C146/526) of Stocken street deceased Praye, Adam, son of John 1302 (C146/526) of Stocken street Prime, Walter 1563 (Windsor XVI.1.23) Rectory and Parsonage (of Cheyneys, Bucks, gent, servant to Earl of Bedford) Priour, Robert 1389 PR Prisot, John 1472 PR Pudsey, Richard, Joan (13HVII) IPM Pyke, William 1405 deceased – left 7 marks for an obit and residue of his goods for the upkeep of the curch. (Dean’s Register WRO) executor Philip Pyke. Pulley, Thomas 1575 mentioned in D/S Presentments (Wayte v Grove) as having been with William Grove in his backside. Purser, John alias Trewlove, Trulove (qv) Mar 1485 Curch warden (Salis Cath MS189 f.46) In 1552 Robert Throgmorton has freehold of a tenement and lands late leased to John Purser (DL42/108) (“the Swan) 1487 alias Truelove, miller Purton, Jerome, the elder 1626 Granted messuag for 3 lives, self, wife and son Jerome 11 Nov 1630 Married Agnes Kyng 14 Oct 1622 Married Elizabeth Barley Purton, Jerome the younger 1685 surviiving? Pury, John 1452 PR Putelal (Putehale), Philip de 1313 PR Putelal, William de 1228 CR Pynel, William 1314 (Hastings 1183) witness Temp edII: Witness (Hastings 1197) Pynel, Walter I 1314 (Wigrams 1164) Pynel, Reginald 1334 witness (Hastings 1190) Pynel, Walter II 1405 Parishioner of H. (Chandler’s Register) Pynel, Christina 1317 widow of ..Pynel (F of F Mich 10EdII) Pynel, Osbert (of Helme) Temp HIII: grantee of Woelande: (C146/1866) Pynnock (Pinnock), Thomas 1599 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/41/58) 1422 (H/RTa39) of Aldburn

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 76 Pynnock, William 1413 (H/RTa8) 1422 (H/RTa39 1425/6 (H/RTa9 1426 (H/RTa14 Pypad, Peter (36EdIII) IPM Radele, William 1363 PR Rading, Agneta de 1237 CR Rainsford (Ransford), Edward clerk 1548 BVM draft lease – late chaplain BVM chantry – the Chantry House rent 6s 8d pa 1552 BVM tenement late in tenure of John Pyne (?Pynnock) now Edward Rainsford clerk qr 4d Ramidiloun (Ramidiloun, Raundilon), Roger 1333 (7EdIII) IM 1333 CR 1355 Witness (Hastings 1194) Randelou, Thomas and Emeline 1331 CR Randolf, John 1428 FA Wilts Rasel, John 1331 (5EdIII) IM Ratelere, Philip le 1302 PR: pardon to John de Christesbeth for the death of Philip de Ratelere on 16 Oct 1301. This was one of a number of pardons granted for good service in Scotland at Duripace(?) all couched in the same formula. Raunston, John 1452 PR Raynes, Walter 1431 CR Read, Daniel (1649-1679) 1675 sadler – overseer of PCC will of Samuel Walter, tanner 1672 a licence applied for by Henry Geering for the house of Daniel reade to beused by the “Presbyterians” (Summers p119) 1675 appointed one of the trustees of town property (Summers p119) 19 Jan 1648/9 Bapt son of Jonathan and HJoan Reade 27 Dec 1679 Buried 22 Dec 1679 D/S Memorandum Daniel reade declared his last will etc “My brother Benjamin reade shall have my house and goods and all etc” 1669 principal beneficiary and executor of his father’s D/S will incl lease of dwelling and his saddler’s business. 2 Jan 1679/80 Inventory inc well pump, lease, full list of goods and tools in the saddler’s shop 1676 QRR – Daniel Reade qr 4d 1675 overseer of will of Samuel Waters 1672 House licenced for “Independent” meetings Reade, Jonathan 7 Feb 1635/6 married Joan Haynes 7 Oct 1670 buried 17 Oct 1670 D/S will, inventory taken 6 Oct 1670. Probate 16 May 1671. Admin to Daniel Reade, saddler. Beq to sons Jonathan (1640), Daniel (1648), Nejamin (1651), daughters Sara (1643), Ruth (1654), grandchild Benjamin. Reede (Rede), John (21HVII) IPM Reede, Edward 1420 CR Reede, Bartholomew (21HVII) IPM Reynham, Henry de 1358 BPR Reynoldes, John 1385 PR Reymund, Richard 1242 LR Ricardson, Thomas 1208 CUR Richards, Cicily 16 May 1546 (archd Berks Will) late wife of John Richards, of Inkpen. Beq to Cicily Clett, Alys Wilcocks, John Hyrst (“cosen”), William herst (“my son”), to Thomas Wall’s young children, to William P.cok’s child (?Peacock, Parock?), to William Clitter’s children, To Tomson Letts, residue to Roger Ricar, son, executor. Overseer Thomas Wallaran. Witnesses Sir George Answorth, Robert Ricards, John Cumbes. Richmond, John, Earl of and Blanche 1361 FR 1361 PR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 77 Ridel, John 1225 CUR Ringwood, Thomas early 15th century: Receiver for D of L Southern parts 1425 land transferred to him and John Frank, clerk, (CPR 1422-29) Riot, Henry 1327 (Itin Justices, Berks) freehold in H. and Sanden 1340 (H/RTa34) in past tense – tenement which was H.R’s 1314 bailiff of H. Engleford manor (DL29/1/3) Riparis (Rypariis), John de and William (6EdI) IPM Riparis, Roger de 1313 CR Riperia, Walter 1208 CUR Robinet, John 1591 dep in Iloundes case, miller, aged 80 yrs 1573 survey. Tenant of 1 messuage belonging to Joh n Fawler 1552 Survey: holds 1 tenement, qr 4d Robinson, Thomas 1655 admitted to Hocktide Court 1656 last on list of free suitors 1659 replaces Nicholas Birch (?purchases his property?) 28 Jul 1665 buried Susan, w/o Thpomas Robinson 14 Jan 1665/6 married Ann Underwood 5 Dec 1667 Buried Elizabeth, d/o Thomas Robinson 1685/6 Buried Margaret, d/o Thomas Robinson 1683 Thomas Robinson junior – Constable 1686 Thomas Robinson married HJoan Burch of H. 1696 Thomas Robinson Constable 1704 Thomas Robinson pays Poor Rate in respect of 3 properties – house and land (3s 6d), Upper house and land (3s 4d) and the Market House (6d) 1769 Thomas Riobinson Constable 1707 John Robinson married Joan Pollerne of H. 1716 Thomas Robinson junior Constable – also 1720, 23, 40 1718 John Robinson Constable, also 1722 Robylard, William (5EdIII) IM Roger (Rogers), John Undated: Grant to John Roger of a messuage in Oxford (Index to Bridgewater Deeds in Snappe’s Formulary) 1461 requested townsmen of H. to be member of a commission re recent riots in H. (C1/28/421) 1470 (and 1475) commissioner of Array, Hants. Youbnger brother of John Rogers the elder, a Yorkist MP (qv). 1459-60 John Rogers elder died between Dec 1459-Nov1460 1467 sed by Sir Robert Shottesbrook, together with wife Margaret, for lands in Purton Wilts (Wedgwood) Rogers, Robert (1606 – 1676) clerk See entry in “Calamy Revisited” 1673 Nonconformist minister, fined £20 for preaching twice at a conventicle in Aldbourne – (Summers p119) 1668 Elizabeth Rogers, wife of Robert Rogers of H., clerk, and formerly called Elizabeth Butler of H., widow, conveyed priory (?chantry) lands to Pophams (Somerset RO DD/Pot/8/2) 1676 PCC Will probate 1669 (Tenison MSS 639) at Lambeth Palace, Conventicle Return (see Summer’s typed notes, No 39) 12 Dec 1671 buried Elizabeth, w/o Mr Rogers. 1646 rector of Deane, Hants, ejected 1660 1626 matric Oxford, aged 20 yrs. BA 1627, MA 1629 1669 “abetter” of a conventicle at H. 1669-70 Oxford Assizes for unlawful assembly at Abingdon 1672 Licensed as preacher at his house 1673 fines for preaching at his house 30 May 1674 of Charnham Strre.Probate 1 Sep 1676 (no record of burial at H.) 1 Mar 1665/6 married Elizabeth Butler, probably widow of John Butler, married Elizabeth Webb 1642? Rokele, Joh n de 1384 CR Rokewelle, Thomas 1384 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 78 Rolf, Thomas 1461/2 (H/RTa41) dec 1453/4 (H/RTa26) Romayn, John 1421 CR Ronnynger, Agnes 1558 PCC will: refers to “my cosynne” Edward Cooke, also appoints John Cooke esq as overseer and refers to farm in Basingstoke, leased granted by John Cooke. Witness Richard Cooke, parson of Kympton. Ronilda (Renild), widowc1230 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) x2 Ronilda, Nicholas c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Roper, William 1405 Marriage licence with Alice Somer torn up by Juliana Farman, steward of funds of H. church. May 1408 Summoned before ecclestiastical court at instance of his wife Agnes. William claimed to have pre-contracted marriage with Alice Saucer (qv) and that a divorce had been pronounced by William Hildeslee. He seems to have changed his plea 2 days later, denying a pre-contract and stating Alice to have been his “consort” and Agnes his wife and the “divorce” undertaken on advice and through fear. A witness was John Netterlanus (from Devizes?). 1470 rental (T/Sp1) John Tuckhill ½ burgage late Agnes Roper, previously Thomas Coterell, qr 4d. Rous (roos), William 1447 CR Roos, Lord and Thomas, Edmund, Margaret (20/12HVII) IPM Ruddock (Rudcock), William 1548 BVM fraft lease, 1 tenement, rent 6s 8d pa 1552 William Ruddock shares BVM tenement with Richard Bennet, joint, qr 6d. Ruissel (Ruscle), Robert 1345 PR 1349 CR (x2) Russel, John 1281 PR Russel, William de 1327 PR Rusel, Richard c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Ryder (Rider), Richard 1357 PR 1442 PR collector of taxes 1440 FR Ryde, Walter de (25EdI) IPM Ryman, John D/S Will: Memo that John Ryman of Charlton St, saddler, about 25 Mar 1610 did declare his last will: to bro Robert, Thomas; to sister Alice; to daughter Elizabeth. Residue to Elizabeth, wife. Witnesses Vincent Smith, Henry Lee, Thomas Longfield. Ryvere, Thomas de la 1361 PR (35EdIII) IPM 1353 (26EdIII) Grantee of mills in H. for life (Iaq AQD C143/308/28) Ryvers, Mary, Countess (20/21HVII) IPM Ryvers, John de Clerk (and Richard) 1350 CR Ryvers, Sir John le 1336 Canon of Salisbury. Witness (Hastings 1185) Ryvers, Richard 1333 of Blakegrove, Kt. Grantee of land in Sanden (DL25/L2290) St Frideswydes, Prior of 1237 PL c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) 1258 PL 1316 FA 1339 CR 1345 PR 1351 PL (and other PLs) 1361 CR 1365 PAP R 1373 CR 1485 Richard Wallier late of Bristol elected Prior of St Frideswydes. Vacancy by resignation of George Norton. (Harl MSS 433 fo184 dors) St John’s Hospital c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp4) St Laurence, Leper House, Sisters of 1232 PR St Martin, Hugh de c1247 (Bec Custumal T/Sp1) x2 c1275 (H/RTa31) “late” owner of a tenement. St Martino, Godefridus de 1203 CUR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 79 St Swithun, Winchester, Prior 1316 (FA Wilts) Sagyere (Sagiere), Nicholas c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Sagyere, Peter le 1246 (Monfort – Bec) De la Sale – see ate Halle Salisbury, Dean of – see Sydenham Salisbury, Robert, Bishop of 1240 (Windsor XI.G.21) Salisbury, Giles, Bishop of Temp EdI: Burgage in H. (Huntington 34) Salmon, Robert – see Helme 1419 (Abc Deed C146/1228) Grantee Salyng, Walter de 1333 PR Salveyn )Salvayn), John 1384 CR 1380 (Inq Misc) Sancto-Amando, Amaury 1348/9 IM (49EdIII) IPM Sancto-Johanne, John de (6EdI) IPM Sancto-Mauro, Laurence de, Ralph 1281 PR Sancto-Romano, Artoldo de 1255 CR Sandleford, Prior of (27EdIII) IPM Sandes, John 1587 John Sandes, carpenter married Alice Sexton 1588 buried old Peter Sandes, carpenter Children patised: 1588 John (buried 1605); 1590 Dorothy, (married 1612 William Stowte); 1592 Thomas; 1596 John; 1597 Martha; 1601 John; 1612 1631 D/S Wil: beq to son Edward and to Edward’s son John; to daughters Dorothy and Martha and to Martha’s son Isaak Jenkins, resideue to wife, prob Agnes Sandes, relict. Sandes (Sandys), William 1499 CUR 1510/11 Sir William Sandes, Kt and wife Margery, deforc in F of F m. Margery Bray niece of Sir Reg Bray. Son of Sir William Sandes of The Vyne near Basingstoke by Elizabeth nee Cheyney. Sandon, William of Temp EdI witness (Hastings 1188) c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) 1314 witness (Huntington 23) 1306 witness (Huntington 24) 1318 witness (Huntington 22) Temp Ed1/II: witness (Hastings 1179) Undated: Son og Gilbert de Sandon Grantor (Huntongton 31) Undated: witness (Huntington 35) 1273 witness (Huntiongton 25) Undated witness (Huntongton 32) Sandon, Richard of c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Sandon, Gilbert Temp EdI witness (Huntington 26) 1263 juror (Wilts IPM) of Geoffrey Punzard Sandon, Nicholas Undated Holder of land in H. (Huntington 36) Sandon, Joan 32EdIII (1358) IPM married William Lydyard. Sandon, Ralph de and Margaret, wife 1356 (C146/856) 1335 def in F of F 29 EdIII Sandon, John 1337 witness (Huntington 10) 1334 witness (Huntington 18) 1340 daughter Joanna (F of F Mich 14EdIII 1340 John, son of William (-do-) 1340 tenant of Robert Fokeram in Sanden (CP25/1/11/59) Sapy, Robert de (15EdII) IM Sare, Richard clerk 1614 baptised, s/o Richard Sare, baker. 1631 Sister Alice married Thomas Greene See intro to H. Parish Reg vol 2 for speculation concerning parish clerkship. 1672 Brother Joseph left bequest in this will to Joseph’s nephew Richard, son of Richard Sare clerk. 15 Mar 1651/2 married at Chievely “Mr Richard Sare, minister and Joan Holmes”.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 80 Sare, Thomas, junior 1618 baptised s/o Richard Apr 1629 bapt Elizabeth d/o Thomas Sare junior Feb 1635/6 bapt William s/o Thomas and Margaret Sare Apr 1640 bapt Alice d/o Thomas and Margaret Sare Feb 1641/2 signs Protestation Oath 1658 In his father’s will is left the bakery business. Sare, Thomas III (1580 - ) Son of Thomas I (qv) 1580 Bapt Feb 1613/4 married Dorothy Mills 1615 butied Dorothy wife of Thomas Sare Apr 1616 married Elizabeth Wiseman Oct 1617 married Mary Alder Children bapt Jan 1616/17 John; Mar 1618/19 Rhoda; Oct 1621 Anne; Nov 1623 Thomas; Apr 1725 Thomas; Jan 1627/8 Richard Feb 1641/2 signs Protestation Oath Sare, Thomas I Children bapt: 1575 Jane; 1578 Anne; Oct 1580 Thomas 1 Nov 1579 married Brigid Hachete, widow 1587 Bapt Richard 1613 buried Lydia daughter of Richard Sare 1591 survey Hell House 1609 Hell House 1589 Hell House demised for lives of Thomas Sare the elder and sons Thomas and Richard 1610 1 acre land purchased from Thomas Hill (Squire’s Hedge) (Hicktide Ct Bk) Sare, Joseph (1616 – 1672) Chandler, issued ¼ d token (Summers Notes No 26) 25 Dec 1616 son of Richard Sare 1672 will, tallow chandler. Leaves his house to his wife (Grace) and after her death to nephew Richard s/o Richard Sare clerk. Brothers Richard and Thomas, sister Catherine Burden, Elizabeth Sharpis, Ursula Langfield, Alice Greene. His nephew Richard is his present apprentice. Sare, Richard baker 1587 Bapt 1612 married Alice Bowyer Sons in will:1616 Joseph; John married Joan; 1618 Thomas; 1614 Richard 1641/2 signs Protestation Oath 136 Constable 1658 Will – wife Alice; Ursula (1620) married John Longfield; Elizabeth (1623) married George Sharpis; 1625 Catherine married Burden; 1631 Alice married Thomas Greene While Alice is left in possession of rooms in the house, the bakery business seems to have been left to Richard’s son Thomas Also bapt Nov 1627 Benjamin; Dec 1629 Benjamin; Jan 1633/4 Jane; Feb 1634/5 John Saucer, Alice 1405 Assaulted by Juliana Farman. Her marriage license to William Soper torn up by the same. (D/S Register f35) 1408 Appesared in case Agnes Soper v William Soper. Her brother was William Soper and she was “of Hidden”. Did not appear at subsequent hearings; was excommunicated for continancy, but apparently sentence was not carried out by vicar Robert Napper (and as a consequence, Napper tolo was excommunicated) (Reg of Bishop Hallum) Saumon, Richard 1379 FR Saunderville, Thomas 1428 FA Saunderville, Margaret (27EdIII) IPM Savell, John le, Kn (20/21HVII) IPM Sawyers, Alice (6/7RicIII) (Wilts Gase Deliv. Roll 221 p 384)House in Charlton next H. See also Alice Felipes who seems to be the same person “of Charlham St” in Charlton nest H. (p398) Sawyer, Gilbert 1467 (6EdIV) (Anc Deeds A590) 1467 (6EdIV) (Anc Deeds /A588) Joan, wife of Gilbert

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 81 Sawyer, John draper, of Reading (32HVI) (Anc Deeds A585) 1467 (Anc Deeds A588) release by John Sawyer to Thomas Goldore, Joan, wife of Gilbert Sawyer, and Stephen Dunston. Say (Saye), John 1473 CR Say, William, Kn (13HVII) IPM Schirford, Henry de 1208 CUR Schangylton (Shangton, Changilton, Shangelton) 1454 CR (9HVII) IPM 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1475 (BRO D/EX84) witness 1499 CR Scireve, Roger le (44HIII) IM Scot, John holds manor of E. Bedwyn 1390 PR and wife Elizabeth 1396 Elizabeth not deceased Scott, Seth 4 Feb 1687 D/S Inventory: fellmonger. Inv prised by Robert Osmond and William Clifford. Incl 1 parcel of glue stuff, 129 pelts. Total £19 4s 4d. Admin to John Scott, brother, 3 Feb 1687 before Joseph Wells, Vicar of H. Scovill, Richard de 1200 CUR 1202 CUR Scroky, Richard 1313 PR Sefoul, Sir John 1336 CR (9EdIII) IPM Segchulf, Osbert c1275 (H/RTa31) of “Okelor” Selk, Thomas (elder and younger) 1313 PR Selyman, Robert 1333 CR (x2) 1342 PR (x2) 1343 PR Seor, John le 1365 (C146/572) Serjaunt, Thomas 1328 PR Serle (Serne, Searll, Sevell)), Ralph 1486 Appointed as keeper of H. Park (LP 205) 1483 H. Park keeper (Harl 433) 1470-72 Park keeper for DL 1475 (D/EX84) witness c1473-5 (C1/48/449) 1493 (Windsor XV.31.53) Rectory of Shalbourne 1494 (Windsor XV.31.59) Lease of rectory of H. 1548 Hol Trin draft lease tenement late Thomas Jennyns demised by Ralph Serle, rent 18s pa (=Culver House) 1552 Hol Trin tenement and 9 do vecotes now Thomas jenyns late Ralph Serle, qr 10d (=Culver House) Serle, Hugh son of Serle 13th cent: (Anc Deeds C146/2691) house in Hull(?) Serseyd, William (47EdIII) IPM Sewey, William als Stanford 1466 CR Sevekeworth, Robert de 1208 CUR Seymour, John, Kt 1452 PR 1461/2 (H/RTa41) (14HVIII PRO CHanc Misc C244/165/18) Proceedings in court of Marlborough: Seymour v Genter. Seyton, Roger de (16EdII) IM Shabhurd, Ellis de 1292 FR Shalbourne (Shaldeburn), Sir John, vicar of (12RicII) IPM 1363 PR Shalbourne, Oliver and Alan, of manor of 1253 PR Shalbourne, William 1424 PR 1384 CR Vicar of St Margaret’s Chapel

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 82 Shaldforde, William de 1319 witness (Huntington 20) 1329 witness (Huntington 21) Shareshulle, William de (5EdIII) IM 1333 PR 1342 PR Sharpus, John 1575 D/S Presentment. Witness in Wayte v Grove. Cooper, aged 30 (so born 1545?). Was present at Wayte’s house at “breakfast” (ie lunch time?) was household servant of Robert Wayte. Shawe (Shaw), John and Alice 1390 PR re manor of E Bedwyn (?=Little Bedwyn). 17RicII=1393 Died (Cal Inq RicII File 86(3) Shawe, John of Oxford 1408 fishhmionger (H/RTa38) 1409 (H/RTa28) Margery, wife pre 1409 John senior died 1458 (H/RTa38) son and heir of above, Agnes wife 1429 Will of John Shawe junior – Agnes execut 1431 Sheaf, Dr Thomas (c1570-1639) Canon of St George’s, Windsor.Died Dec 1639 and buried in St George’s Chapel. Son of Tomas Sheafe, clothier, of Cranbrook, . BA Cambs 1585, MA 1588, DD 1606. Fellow, King’s College Camb 1583-97. Rector of Welford Berks 1597, died at Withambrooke, Welford 1639 2 Nov 1640 PCC Will. Son Thomas Sheafe. 29 Mar 1614 Appointed Canon of Windsor. Sheffield, Reynold 1395 IM Shepherde, Alice de 1343 CR Shephurde, Roger 1405 – of H. Case at Crofton of promise to marry Christine, servant of Thomas Stoke of Bedwyn (Dean Chandler’s Reg) Sheryngton (Cheryton?), Walter 1438 PR Shirborne (Shirburne), Thomas 1433 CR 1389 PR Shirburne, Walter de 1322 PR Shirewood, Thomas 1385 CR Short, John 1396 PR tenant of manor of E. Bedwyn (Cal Inq RicII Fol 86(3)) 1341 John Schort, Kintbury, juror, (Nonarum Inquisitions) Short, Austin 1591 Isloudes case – miller of grist mill Eddingtpn. NB 1806 Short’s Farm in Valuation List Shoesbroke, Gilbert and Joan (his sister) 1373 CR (43EdIII) IPM Shotesbroke, Sir Robert, Kt 1423 CR 1424 MP Berks 1426 MP Berks 1433 CR 1433 MP Wilts 1439-40 MP Wilts 1453 (H/RTa26) 1461/2 (H/RTa41) 1464 (Wedgwood) MP Wilts 1433, MP Berks 1439-40 “He conformed under the new dynasty and kept his pension, wh was exempted from redemption in 1464. Still alive in 1467 when he sued John Roger the younger and Margaret his wife for lands in Purton Wilts. 1471 Died His daughter Elizabeth married John Rogers the elder. Shrivenham, John de 1384 CR Sidyngbourne, John de 1341 PR Sifrewest, Helenthas de 1208 CUR Skelton, Nicholas de 1322 PR Skylling, Michael 1375 CR Skylling, John (22HVII) IPM Skynner, John 1381 PR 1391 PR Skynnere, Richard 1328 PR Skott, John (22HVII) IPM Smart, Thomas 1470 DL

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 83 Smith, John Schoolmaster 16 Feb 1633/4: baptised, s/o John Smith, schoolmaster 1629 PCC Will of Vincent Smith bequeathes “to my kinsman John Smith my wearing apparel” 1608 John Smith m. Agnes Harris Children’s baptisms: John 1606; 1612 Agnes; 1624 Jane; 1626/7 Alexander and Mary; 1629 Elizabeth Smyth, John married Agnes, widow of William Haynes (qv) 1408 (H/RTa38) witness 1409 Parish Council (Chandler’s Register) 1412 Parish Council (ditto) Oct 1420 (H/RTa11mwitness Aug 1320 (RH/RTa16) witness Dec 1423 (H.RTa12) is deceased 1431 et seq (DL Compotus) 1401 (Court Roll 2HenIV) for “le Stewe” (DL Compoti) 1414 (F of F ) John Smyth of H. in Berks, commission to levy taxes 1415 –ditto- 1405-12 One of the Stewards of the church (Dean Chandler’s Register) 1348 John le Smyth of H., grantor (C146/3062) 1371 Outlawed for debt (C88/44, no 97) Smith, Richard 1472 (C146/6091) 1382 (6RicII) IPM: with Robert and John Smith – all three pay rent in Titcombe. Smith, Ellis Jul 1577 (CPR 1575-8 No 2330) for highway robbery of Robert Figgins on 8 Dec 1577. 1573 owed 2s to Bartholomew Waldron of Kintbury (Archd Berks Will) Smyth, Thomas 1472 PR debtor to Sir George’s Chapel, Windsor 1475 (BRO D/EX84) of Shalbourne – feoffee 20 Jul 1435: Thomas Smyth of H., smith, bond to fulfil various obligations to Thomas Haydok in sum of £10 (Winchester College Miniment No 20150) c1470 Joanne Smyght’s widow ¾ burgage late – qr 6d. Solas, William 1395 IM Somerey (Someri, Sumerri), Roger de (1EdI) IPM (x2) (20EdI) IPM Somerey, John de (16EdII) IPM Somerset, Eleanor, Duchess of (20/21HVII) IPM Somerton, Nicholas 1376 FR Sotewell, John and Maud 1454 CR Sotewell, Richard 1428 (FA Wilts) Soty, William 1370 FR Sothwark (Southwike), Thomas 21 May 1538”chanter in chantry of St Mary the Virgin” in the church of St Lawrence, H. Dispensation for non-residence for 2 yrs because the buo;lding is in disrepair. 13s 4d” (Archbishop of Canterbury’s Faculty Office Register 1534-49 ed D S Chambers (1966) p137. Original Reguster Vv f200). c1541 (DL1/66/E3) in a lawsuit 1566 referred to as “clerk, late chantry priest of the chantry of Our Lady” who by deed date 24 Aug 32HenVIII (=1541) demised chantry property. The name is here spelt Southwark, probably due to the lapse of time. 1542 Legatee in will of Owen Hunt (4 Aug 1542) vicar of Shalbourne “to Sir Thomas Southwick, priest”. 1544 Will of John Barksdale of Speen refers to “Thomas Southwyke priest, my curate” 1535 Thomas Southwike, rector of St Clare, Silver St London (Hennessy) 1547 Inducted at , Berks (Arch Berks D/A/1/7) 1552 Witnesses a Yattendon will as parson of Yattendon (William Cripps)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 84 Mar 1559/60 a new induction took place in yatendon whether caused by death, resignation exchange etc not stated. Southpedirton (South Petherton), Richard de 1374 PR Sparewe, John Undated.Land of (Huntington 36) 1467/8 (7-8EdIV) prepositus of H. lands Aldbourne Sparewe, Richard 1327 def (JUST1 no 1397) Spencer, Robert 1455 CR Spencer, Nicholas (6RicII) IPM 1369 (H/RTa36) of Alderbury and Margaret, wife 1337 Nicholas, s/o John (F of F) 1337 Nicholas, s/o John, and wife Margaret (Hastings 1191a) Spershyte, William 1423 CR Spircock, Edmund 1375 CR 1385 CR Spraye, Ralph de Temp EdI or EdII: Witness (Hastings 1179) Undated: Witness (Huntington 31 and 32) Spycer, William 1401 CR Stabler (Stabllarius, Establier, Establier), Walter de c1275 (H/RTa31) c1300 (H/RTa32) 1236 (DL25/L2296) Stablier, Adam le c1275 (H/RTa31) c1300 (H/RTa33 Temp EdI Witness (Huntington 26) Stablier, Geoffrey le c1300 (H/RTa33) Temp EdI: Witness (Huntington 26) Stafford, Humphrey 1430 CR 1428 (FA Wilts) 1487 PR Stafford, Hugh, Earl of (10RicII) IPM Stafford, Ralph, Baron of, and Margaret (23EdIII) IPM (28EdIII) IPM (46EdIII) IPM Stalie, Stephen 1452 PR Stallard, Richard 1328 PR Stallard, William 1678 PCC Will: occupies house in H. (?owned by?) John Clarke 1675 HCB William Stallard, maltster admitted 2s 6d 1676 HBC – CL as William Stallier 1680 HCB CL on E side 1676 QRR E side qr 6d. Stanford, William (see Sewey) 1208 CUR 1225 CUR Standen, Hugo c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Staunford, Nicholas de 1352 CR 1351 PR Staveley, John 1472 (C146/6091) Staympell, John 1333 PR Stephens, Frances 1689 Spinster. (Berks Probate Records 1653-1710 Will 122/14) Stere, John 1466 CR Stigand, ..?.., of Hungerford 1199 Sold ½ messuage and 1 acre land in H. (F of F) Stighele, Henry de la Temp EdI: Land in H. formerly (Hungerford No 29)? Stoddard, Thomas 1599 Birthdate – from deposition (DL4/41/58) of Eddington, husbandman. Stodeleye, John 1402 (FA Wilts) Stok (Stokke), John and Edward (35EdIII) IPM 1376 FR (50EdIII) IPM Stok, Margaret (50EdIII) IPM Stok, William de (15EdIII) IM 1332 Inq at Standen, Juror

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 85 Stok, Thomas 1406 CR 1429 CR Stok, Roger de, and Isabella 1336 PR 1322 Plaintiff re Momedieu lands (Rot Parl. Vol I) Stokke, Adam de See notes on Robert fde Hungerford Stokes, Richard de 1313 PR Stokes, John 1452 PR Stokes, Thomas 1473 PR Stonhouse, Mr 1710 (Windsor XVI.1.27) Parsonage House Stonore, Thomas 1473 CR Stonore, John de (15EdII) IM (5EdIII) IM 1322 PR 1328 PR 1333 PR 1336 PR 1343 PR Stotescumbe, Roger de (35EdI) Fine: Messuage and land in Charleton (See Ric de Chiselden) (PRO, Chancery Misc) Stourton, William 1424 CR 1431 CR 1406 Co grantor of messuage and land in Stockley and Charleton by H. (Inq AQD C143/437/4) Stratfeldseye, Prior de 1370 FR Strympel, John 1333 “of H.”, charged with trespass (along with Hidelbrand de London, Kt) in a sispute involving refulsal by tenants of the Ogbournes to pay rents to the prior of Ogbourne (PR) Stubbe, Andreas 1312 (F of F) c1470 Rental 1338 Witness (Huntington 10) 1334 Witness (Huntington 19) 1327 (JUST 1 No 1397) represented Walter de Norton. Sturmy (see also Esturmy), Philip and Sarah (17EdII) IM 1339 Deceased. Widow Sarah of Burbage. Sarah’s son = John Bacon. (Anc Dd A4617) Sturmy, Henry 1313 PR 1475 (D/EX84) Grantee with wife Isabella c1470 Rental p1. Sturmy, Gaufridus 1228 CR Sturmy, William 1475 (BRO D/EX84) Feoffee Sturmy, William, Kt 1426 (Anc Dd C146/832) witness Stury, Richard 1360 CR Stykepak, John 1374 PR Stynte, John 1366 PR , Earl of See John de Warrenne Swaine 1548 Hol Trin draft lease refers to 1 tenement of BVM now in tenure of Swaine on S side. Swayte, George 1599 birthdate from deposition DL4/41/58. Labourer. Swayte, James of Sanden Fee. 1670 granted land in by S Waters, qv. (BRO) Sweetapple, William 19 Aug 1625 Admin of Will to Margery, widow. Swette, Richard 1475 Witness (BRO D/EX84) Oct 1505 involved in law suit v Thomas Brimsden re escaped felons. Was one of the escorting party to Salisbury gaol, along with Robert Harnham, Thomas Doult, and Thomas Fifeld (DL1/18/5 b(ii)) Sybelthorpe, Sir Thomas de, Clerk 1340 CR Sydmanton, John de (42EdIII) IPM Symear, Robert, Kn 1376 CR Syms (Sims), John “the tailor” 1 Nov 1583 D of S will, admin to William Syms, son. Buried 1582 at H. “the tailor”.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 86 Sydenham, Simon, Dean of Salisbury 1430 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR Syortecumb, Nicholas de 1212 CUR Syward, John Clerk 1390 PR - +John Hogmorton, vicar of H. in matter of the manor of GE Bedwyn. Talbott, Gilbert (20/21HVII) IPM

Tamworth, Nicholas 1366 PR 1376 CR Tannere, John 1379 FR of Wanting, Commissioner Tannere, Nicholas, le 1335 (Hastings 1184). Margeret widow of Nicholas, and daughter of John Batte. 1369 (H/RTa36) Tannere, Margaret Widow of Nicholas le Release to Sir John de Pevelle (Hastings 1192) 1335 Grantor (Hastings 1184) 1334 Grantee of messuage in H. and 5 acres (Hastings 1190) Tannere, John son of Nicholas 1369 (H/RTa36) Wife = Alice Tannere, Ralph 1431-61 (DL Compotus) Wife = Lucie Tannere, Henry 1470 (DL rental) “nuper” Tapping (Tappen), Richard 1607 survey – bridge over Dun 17 Oct 1603 Mrs Jane Tapping, witness at baptism 14 Aug 1604 Elizabeth Tapping, witness at baptism (also 7 oct 1603) 6 Jun 1605 Richard Tapping witness at baptism of a child of an unmarried mother, and with John Burxch gave security for the discharge of the parish. 1611 Elizabeth Taplyne married Richard Scott 1604/5 Children with Richard Mayle. Tateshale, Robert de and Eva 1350 CR 1303 FR (31EdI) IPM (24EdIII) IPM Tatshale, Robert 1253 PR Tauk, John 1395 IM Taylor (Tailor, Tailleur), Ralph 1391/2 (H/RTa1) of Newbury Taylor, John Undated: Grantee of 1 acre and 4 Hams in H. (Huntington 35) 1390 (H/RTa37) Undated: Margaret, widow of Johnm holder of land (Huntington 36) Marriageto Margery, sister of Stephen de Letecombe – ½ burgage in H. Taylor, Richard (le Tailleur) temp EdI: Burgage in H. (Huntiongton 34) formerly held by Giles, Bishop of Sarum 1327 1/3 messuage and 1 acre of land (JUST 1 berks) Taylor (Tayllour), William 1328 PR (Christine, Isabella, John and Matilda) 1331 PR (Son John who was pardoned for trespass against Bicshop of Winchester (Pat Roll 1331) 1325-31? 1 messuage in H. demised by Robert de H, at 12d pa rent. Payable to Hol Trin chantyr (Witls RO D1/2/11, vol 1 pt 2 f60-61) Tayllour, Edward 1504 CR Taylor, John 1548 Hol Trin draft lease – 1 tenement now JohTaylor, late Gaye, rent 6s 8d pa. 1552 (a) tenement BVM late John Taylor now Nicholas Carpenter, qr 4d 1552 (b) Tenement Richard Bridges late John Taylor now William Carter, qr 4d 1522 John Taillour, King’s tenant, taxed at 10s 1548 BVM draft lease – 1 tenement rent 8s pa 24 May 1569 Buried John Taylor (Par Reg) 3 Oct 1571 Buried Sibyll wife of John Taylor.

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 87 Teff, – Agnes, Thomas 1430 (C146/5024) wife = Agnes 28 Jan 1429/30: Thomas Tyff, mason of H., co Wilts, for not appearing before the justices of the K B to answer Robert Jewell of London grocer, re a debt. Thomas, Vicar of Church of Hungerford Mar 1361 (PR) feoffee in reversion of manor of Hogsmorton, granted by Mr Lenveysey Jul 1361 (PR) feoffee f manor of Combe Bysset, Wilts 1362 IPM of Millicent, widow of Hugh Plescy, refers to a fine re John Lenveysey, her grandson aged 9 yrs to Thomas in 1360 Feb 1355 Vicar of H. (Hastings 1194). Release of land to. [A Thomas de H. “chaplain” is granteor of land in H. in BM undated, but in the Hungerford family charters. This same grant of in (Huntington 33) – 2 acres on Couchfurlong – undated. 1362 IPM Thomas, Charles 1722 Fire Ins (Vol 14) on property of Edward, Lucas, in tenement of Charles Thomas 1730 Fire I|nsurance (vol 30) –do- , “hatter” 1774 Survey. Thomas Hawkesworth property on W side of High Street, qr 2d, formerly Thoas’s ?1767 DS Will: Hatter, left trade items to Thomas Hawkesworth, hatter, husband of his sister, Martha (nee Thomas) and messuage to her, then her husband and/or their heirs (late dwelling house now in his possession) provided Thomas and Martha pay off their bond of £100 entered into 1760. Brothers James, Roger, John; cousins Elizabeth Dubber, Sarah Birs Son of John Thomas – will dated 1762m probate DC Windsor 1776) of Newtown, tailor. Thomas, John of Newtown, H. 28 Jul 1779 DS admin to Ann Thomas, widow. Thomas, William 1468 PR Thresher, William 1383/4 of Chilton Foliat – charged in Gaol Delivery (p384) with stealing 4 bushels of malt from Alice Sawyer of Charleton. William Thresher escaped from prison in Salisbury. Throp, Robert de la 1395 (C146/536) Wife = Agnes Tichefeld (Thwychfield), Abbot of 1316 FA 1324 PR 1333 CR 1338 CR (49EdIII) IPM (14RicII) IPM 1424 PR (13HenVII) IPM Tinctor (Tintor, Teyntour), John le 13th century and Eva his wife (C146/1340) 1322 Rot Parl 1263 Wilts IPM juror 1273 John Tinctor (Hastings 1176) witness 1272-1307 Witness (Hastings 1179) 1314 Witness (Huntington 23) 1306 Land in H. (Huntington 24) 1319 Witness (Huntington 24) 1319 Witness (Huntington 24) Undated: Land in H. and witness (Huntington 23) Undated: Witness (Huntongton 35) Tinctor, Richard 1338 Grantee of 1 messuage in H. (Huntongton 9) for his son Richard 1318 Witness (Huntongton 22) Tiptoft, John 1430 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR Toghy (Tuggy), Thomas 1505 PCC will: son Roger, 2 daughters, wife Lore 1552 Tonen, Joel de 1242 (26HenIII) Mich: F of F: and wife Cecily (nee Farman de Hungerford) also Agnes w/o Simon Morle neww Farman de

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 88 Hungerford (VCH iv p190) sold land and messuage in H. and Sanden to Peter Farman and wife Alice. Tor, Stephen le Temp EdI: Grantor of land in H. (Hastings 1178) Torney, William 1466 CR Tornor, Roger le c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Touke, John 1460 CR Touke, Robert 1405 Exec of will of William King of H. Tournaye, William 1452 PR Towker, Thomas See Fawler 1457 Thomas Fauler also Towker (C146/1552) 1463 (Newton Register, Salis Cath) Parishioner. Townsende, Roger 1489 CR Trappe (Trappere), William (and wife Matilda) 1338 CR Trappere, William and Maud 1338 IM Trewlove (Truslowe), John alias Purser 1486/7: Min. Accts 2/3HenVII: farmer of the H. mills by lease dated Mich 16EdIV (=1476) for 13 years. Full lease qv (DL29/691/11193) 1469/70 was leasing mill also 1469/70 (DL29/658/11153), and 1473/4 (DL29/688/11165) and 1480/1 (DL29/690/11185). It would thus appear that he renegotiated a new lease in 1476 or was succeeded by a son of the same name? Mar 1485 Church warden (Salis Cath Ms 189 f46) By 1552 deceased: Robert Throgmorton has a tenement and lands “late in tenure of John Purser” (DL42/108) = “The Swan”. Trulove, Humphrey Married Alice, heir of Thomas Mayew (Berks F of F) 20HenVIII (1529): sells property in H. to John Cowslade. 1552 Survey: property (T/Sp5) heirs of Thomas Truslove 1 tenement late in tenure of the said William and now in tenure of John Michell qr 2d. (almost certainlu the chaplain’s house (Hsaselden) in 1470 T/Sp4) 1522 Humphrey Trulove, able bodied male, in Muster (PRO E314/464 f99v) as tenant of St Frideswide’s manor of Hidden, assessed at 20s. 1529 Deforc. With wife Alice (daughter and heir of Thomas Mayowe) (F of F Mich.20HVIII) Tregod, John (1EdI) IPM Trehayle, Thomas, Kn 1503 PR Trewbody, Roger 1430 CR 1431 CR 1449 FR 1487 PR Temp HenVI: Grantee (Huntington 2) Trihamton, Richard (or Radulph) and Hubert 1207 CUR Tristour, William 1404 CR Tropyn, William Undated: Witness (Huntongton 33) Tropnell, Thomas 1447 CR 1455 CR 1460 CR Tropnell, Anon(?) 1504 CR Trumpelyn, John 1409 Chaplain of N. Standen (Dean Chandler’s Register, WCRO – see items 377,247). 1412 indicted by vicar for house stealing. 1409 did not appear – 3 charges of adultery. Trussell, William 1331 CR (Es cheator of Berks) 1333 CR (7EdIII) IM 1336 CR 1337 CR 1340 CR Tryklove, John 1469 CR Tubb, Abiam I 1676 QRR 1672 HCB from Seth Scott, cutler, bond to Anne Garmy als Cooke (DS will Thomas Garmey als Cooke) Jan 1661/2 A Tubb, widow, HCB freesuitors 1680

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 89 Tubb, Abiam II 9 Sep 1777 (probate 27 oct 1777) - Yeoman, overseer DS will of Joseph Hobbs of Newtown. Brother William Tubb, kinsman (?nephew) John, s/o brother William and Sarah Tubb. Nephew: Thomas, s/o William Nephew Wiliam, s/o William Nephew George, s/o William Niece: Elizabeth Nextone, d/o brother John Tubb Houseleeper Elizabeth Maishel. 1753 tenant of manor of Hopgrass / Charnham St (WRO 19) c1770 married Mary pearse (note in personal notebook in possession of Mr & Mrs Collings) Tubb, Bridgett 1685: Witness to PCC will of Edward Rymans of Kintbury Tubb, John Mar 1721/2: Freeholder in Berks Poll Book 1729 & 1730: Freesuitor in HCB, also 1710, 1700 Tubb, William 1696 married Esther Cannon of H. Father of Abiam Tubb II, William (1714) and John? Tuckhill (Toghull etc), Robert, the elder 1457 legacy in will of his uncle, John Yonge (Dean Chandler’s Act Book) 5 oct 1467 Pardon to Rob Tuckhill the elder 9 Sep 1468 Order for arrest 1474/5 “Prepositus” of H. c1461 “rebel” ie probably Lancastrian? 1481/2 “senior” – mercer (DL29/690/11185) 1483 John Tukhill, widow of Robert and formerly wife of G. Sawyer (Anct Deeds 594, 595) He is probably brother to John Tuckhill and uncle to Robert Tuckhill te younger (see Norman Hidden’s article on John Tuckhill) with whom he may easily be confused . Tuckhill, Robert the younger Son of John Tuckhill (see Cooke v Tuckhill C1/62/120) 1475 Order for arrest of R.T. the younger Apr 1476 Pardon 1491 R.T and Agnes his wife (Bridgewater Deeds) – house in Oxford; son-in-law of John Clerk of Oxford. See Clerk’s will 1484 in which he is left property in Oxford 1475-85 (C1/60/10) Tuckhill, Thomas 1431 Bailiff of H, (DL) 1461 Bailiff of H. (DL) 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1458 (C1/1552) 1461/2 (H/RTa41) Jul 1463 Parishioner (Newton Register, Salisbury Cath) Tuggie Parish Register ChristeningsL Mar 1560/1: Thomas, s/o George Jun 1561: Agnes, bastard, d/o Margery Aug 1566 George, s/o George Nov 1567 Anthony, s/o Roger Mar 1570/1: James, s/o George Aug 1574 Henry, s/o Roger May 1599 Jon, s/o James 31 Mar 1604 Joan Tuggie, witness 11 May 1606 Anthony Tuggie, witness 5 Jul 1607 Joan Tuggie, witness 1609 Mary, d/o William Tuggie, George Son of Nicholas 1585 borth date from deposition (DL4/27/29), fuller 1576 (E175/2848)aged 70 – born 1506? 1590 d/o William Curr (qv) (E134/32-33) fiuller aged 86 (born 1505?) 17 Apr 1593 Buried “old George Tuggie” – also 4 Jan 1594 “old Mother Tuggie, late the wife of old George Tuggie”) 1599 PCC will of a George Togey of Ringwood, Hants. Tuggey (Toggie), Roger I and II 1548 (temp EdVI) Particulars of grants (E36/258 f148 dorse) Hol Trin lease of the Crosshouse “now or lately in the tenure of Roger Tuggy” 4s pa at 14 yrs purchase – 56s 1505 Son of Thomas T and Laura; 2 sisters (PCC Will Thomas T.)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 90 1552 1 meadow called Ellis Farman’s late in tenure of Roger Henley now in tenure of Roger Toy (sic!) qr 23d 1552 juror 1573 1 tenement (BVM) qr 4d. 1591 1 tenement BVM qr 20s. 1584 Roger Tuggey in Muster roll (see Fam Hist pg12) 1564 (Min Acct) Cross House, rent 4s pa. Tught (Tuggie, Toggie, Toghy), Nicholas 1591 According to deposition in Ilondes suit, miller of gruist mill after John Nutting; father of George (deponent, who was born 1505/6) (E134/32-3 Eliz.Mich31) Turbeville (Thurbeuil), Gaufriduus 1208 CUR Turbeville, Richard de 1225 CUR Turri, Nicholas de 1258 CR Twyneo, John 1431 CR Tycchborne, John 1386 CR Tychett, Thomas (21HVII) IPM Tyeys, Henry le (and Margaret wife) of Chilton Foliat (25EdI) IPM 1316 (FA Wiltsd) 1325 CR (17EdII) IM (18EdII) IM 1326 FR 1327 (1EdIII) IPM Henry, s/o Henry 1350 CR Tyeys, Margaret, widow 1313 Holds a rent in Sanden from Richard de Hanville (DL25/L2290) Tyff (Teff), Thomas, mason 1429 PR Tyler (Tyzlere), John 1365 (H/RTa35) Edith, wife. Son = William Tyllie (Tillie), William 13 Nov 1588 DSS admin to Mary T. widow. Inventory £9.17s.8d Tymme, John 8EdII (c1315) (Originalia Roll Vol 1 p221) With wife Alice recovery of seissin v Ric ate Hall and his wife Alice and Peter de Multon of 1/3 part of one messuage and 2 acres in H. 10EdII (c1317) OR Vol 1 p228. Typell, Roger 1391 PR Tyrrell, Thomas 1473 CR Ughbrigge, Richard de 1371 FR Underwood, John 1591 survey (and 1606, 07, 09 12) for his house of office set upon the rive Dun. In 1591 he is a tenant of William Curtyes of a BVM chantry tenement. 1591 has him on the S side, but all other surveys on north. In Sep 1604 he was a witness at baptism of twin daughters of P Sadler of Kensington. In 1592 one of the Queen’s coachmen died at John Underwood’s in Charnham Street at the sign of the Bear. In 1606 his wife Joan was buried in H. and on 25 Feb 1616/17 John Underwood was buried there. 1598 (Ch Vestry Book) responsible to palings on behalf of The Bear. Unray, Philip c1275 (H/RTa31) Upton, William de 1278 CR Upton, Philip de (34EdIII) IPM (37EdIII) IPM Vale, Roger le 1313 PR Vanne, John de 1327 PR Veer, Robert de, Marquis of Dublin 1386 CR Vescy, William de 1281 PR Vienna, Hugh de 1281 PR Vine, William de la 1385 CR Vyncent, Richard 1313 PR Warnewell, John 1431 et seq DL Compotus 1438 (H/RTa40) 1445 (C146/1337) witness 1457 Joint executor of will of John Yonge 1458 (H/RTa28) and wife Alice c1470 Rental and Thomnas “late” – see below 1445 Lease of Gifford’s ground. (WCRO 490/1509)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 91 1463 (Newton Register, Salis Cath) parishioner 1467 One of 2 executors of will of John Yonge 1480 already dead, his executor being Sir William Warnewell (Salis Cath MS 189 f99) Warnewell, Thomas 1341 Non Inq 1445 lessee (WCRO 490/1509) Warwick, Earl of See Beauchamp Warwyk, Count Richard 1428 FA Waryn, Edmund 1402 FA Wilts Waryn, William 1392 PR 1412 PR Wayse (Wase), Robert 1513 (Windsor XV.2.33) husbandman of H., bond with Lovelake and Headache 1513 Terrier (T/Sp3,4,5) Wayse, John pre 1575 – Cheyney to Roger Lovelake (H/RTb,1,2,3,4) Washyngton, Richard 1509/10 General pardon, of H. and Charleton St, yeoman or gent, late yeoman of the Crown. (L & P Hen VIII, vol I, 438) Waterman, Roger and Alice 1343 CR Waters, Samuel tanner (BRO) Water, William 1629 admitted as freeman (Hocktide Ct Bk) 1630 purchased from John Yowle a tenement called Beckeland and paid his fine (Hocktide Ct Bk) Wacy, William 1204 CUR Wadenho, John 1336 CT (9EdIII) IPM Walden, Richard de 1327 PR Walden, John 1376 CR Waite (Wayte), William 1560 Born, s/o John Waite (PR) brother of Robert Waite, tanner 1624 deponant (aged 68 – birthdate 1556) 1634-5-6: deponent, heir of William Waite, succeeded by Jerome Purton 1629 “mort” (Hocktide Ct Bk) Waite (Wayte), Robert Born 1533 (from deposition 1573), cooper 1584/5 Constable (PR) Feb 1584/5 Buried 1584/5 PCC Will Bequest to 5 dtrs: John, Alice, Margaret (married William Hobbes 1592); Mary (b 1571/2); Judith (b 1579), son Robert (b 1577); wife Margaret (in 1591 survey) Land purchased of Thomas Penny to Robert, or if he dies then to William. In 1609 survey, wife Margeret in defamatipon case v neighbour William Croove and concerbing land (backside) bourdary (D/S Presentment 1575) Wayte 1573 Survey (T/Sp26) re obit on 7 acres late in tenure of John Curr of Sanden Fee and now in hands of Thomas Penny (described) 1584/5 DofS Will of Robert Waite refers to these purchased from Thomas Penny and bequeaths them to his son Robert and if he dies then to his son William. 1609 survey William Wayte – 7 acres (decribed) with obit. There seems to be no quit rent mentioned either in 1573 or 1609, possibly the levying of the obit included (or excused) this. Waldegrave, Edward and Isabel 13HVII IPM Waleton (Walington, Walyngton), Adam de 1292 CR (VCH Kintbury) Temp EdII? Witness (Hastings 1197) Waleton, Robert de 1231 Fof F VCH Kintbury 1231 CUR 1268 F of F 1275 (H/RTa31) 1295 F of F c1300 (H/RTa33) 1343 VCH Kintbury

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 92 Walyngton, Thomas 1428 (E179/73/82) 1428 FA 1447/8 VCH – and wife Alice. Walkyngton, John de 1349 PR Walron, John (of Isbury) 1502 Cousin of George Coke of H. and joint executor of Coke’s will (PCC). Wife Christine (d 1532 at Isbury) (C3/191/25) (Walron v Walron). Held Coke’s Westcote lands from 1513 onwards. Father of Thomas and ?Robert 1543 Died at Isbury (all C3/191/25) Walron, Thomas (of Isbury) 1558 def. in Robert Walron v Walron (C3/191/25), son of John Walron of Isbury, held by descent lands of George Coke uibn Westcote, parish of Sparsholt. 1573 H. town survey (T?S p26) gives evidence re Coke’s obit lands at Westcoe, is involved in suit with John Pleadall. 1582 PCC Will, probate 1583, of Esborne als Isberie, parish of Chipping Lambourne, gent. Sons John, Robert, Thomas, Anthony, Henry. Daughters Marian, Elizabeth.. To Joan my wife “my lands and tenements called Westcroft in parish of Sparsholt, remainder to son John, but annuity to son Robert”. Overseers: John Clark of Ardington, bro-in-law, cousin Robert Waldron of Little Hinton, Anthiny Hidden bro- in-law, Henry Hobbes, son-in-law. 1q561 deponent in Hidden v Clifford (C24/51 pt 2) of Isbury, yeoman, aged 28 (so birthdate c1533) Walrond, William ((43EdIII) IPM 1391 PR 1434 PR (14RicII) 1390 William Walrond of Aldbourne: outlawed on action of debt by W. Cotesel and W. Heynes of H. (PRO C88/64/70) Walrond, William 1455 CR 1469 Windsor XV.60.21: Steward of Hungerford. Walsham, Ralph de (49EdIII) IPM Walter, Thomas 1468 PR Waltham, Marin 17 Aug 1607 m.Amy Harris 2 Sep 1612 Buried 1616 Admons to Amy relict Walyngtone (Waleton), Thomas 1428 FA Wamberge, Robert 1343 CR Wancy (Wauncy, Wanci, Vanci), Emma, Matillis, Radulphus 1204 CUR Wancy, Geoffrey c1160 (Bod Ms Ch. 2) and wife Cecilia, father Robert, mother, Avice Wancy, William 1225 CUR 1230 (Bod Ms Ch 18) 1230-40 (Bod Ms Ch 17) 1180-90 (Bod Mss Ch 1) Wancy, Simon 1180 (Bod Mss Ch XI) 11220-40 (Bod Mss Ch 20) 1230 (Bod Mss Ch 18) Wancy, HGeoffrey, son of William c1250 (Bod Mss Ch 19) Wancy, Richard 1251-59 (Bod Mss Ch 28) 1292 f f F Wantynge (Wanetynge), Robert (32EdIII) IPM Wantynge, John de 1341 Windsor XI.G.62 Witness Warde, John 1473 CR 1HenVII IPM Warenne (Waryn), John de, Earl of Surrey 1319 PR Warenne, Countess of 1358 BPR (x2) Warnewell, William 22 May 1456 ordained acolyte diocese Sarum 1 Mar 1465/6 Formerly acolyte, ordained sub-deacon “ad titulum” the free chapel of Shalbourne. Register of Beauchamp of Sarum, Vol 1 Pt 2 (WCRO D1/2/11) c1500 Gift of lands to town and church in H., will 16 Hen VII (according to deposition 1573 in “missing charters” case)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 93 1502 a “Sir William” witness PCC Will of George Cook; also 1505 PCC Will of Thomas Togy 1480 “Chaplain” Dom William Warnewell and represented Sir Thomas Clydesdale at the deconal visitation that year. 1485 Chaplain of a chantry at Ramsbury (patronage of the Darrell family) (Salis Cath MS 189 f45) 1480 rector of chapekl of St Margaret in Shalbourne (ibid f96b) 1480 Exec of John Warnewell (ibid f99b) Webb, Erasmus born at Cam, Glos. BA Oxon 1568, MA 1572, BD 1585, fellow of All Souls 1567-83 Rector of Ham, Wilts 1582 Rector of West Ilsley, berks 1601-13 24 Mar 1614 Died 1596-99 0 seems to have been acting as an official of the Dean of Sarum – see D/S Presentments. 1610 (DL44/871) Lease of Popinjays at Helmes Heath – enclosure a great improvement to his profit. 1613 appointed as town feoffee and with Dr Sheaff is described as “canons of the prebend of Windsor” (See NH notes on John Lucas). Webbe, Thomas 1405 Parish Counillor (Chandler’s Register) 1420 (H/RTa16) 1464 (C146/10640) Chaplain 1468-70 DL Compotus, chapman 1474/5 “Prepositus” 1485 one of the jurati (Salis Cath MS189 f46) Webbe, William 1408 (H/RTa38) 1413 Deed – wife Agnes 1431,1461 DL Compotus 1405 Parish Council (Chandler’s Reg) Webbe, John son of William 1431, 1461 DL Compotus 1481 Sub tenant of William Mayo of Mill Mead, Woodmarsh, subtenancy forfeited by death of Mayo (D of L Court Rolls, East Garston, 20EdIV) 1470 survey Thomas Webbe, 1 burgage late Richard Webbe, qr 8d 1470 survey Thomas Webbe, late William Webbe 1 stall and 1 other stall 1522 muster: Hugh, freeholder, also knight’s tenant. Webbeley, James de 1384 CR Welcombe, Nicholas 1431 FR Weldespf, Alan de 1281 PR Wells, Dean of (see Metford) Welshman, William the 1242 LR Wengfeld, John de 1358 BPR Wenlock, John Lord 1463 (Anc Dd C146/6191) West, John 1504 CR Westall, Edmond 1753 QRR E side, qr 6d 1753 James Shipton for his brewhouse and for his upper house and malthouse and for Culver Acre 2d. Superscribed James Westall 1774 Edwad Dismore for house late Westall, 4d 1774 Widow Westall for house on E side and Malthouse, qr 6d (superscribed Thomas Watson), -do- for Culver Acre, 2d (In 1676 these properties were (a) A Cannon (b) Jonathan Read, brewhouse 8d, Culver Acre 2d) 1795 Thomas Watson for House and Malthouse late Catherine Westalls 6d, -so- for Cuilver Acre 2d 1819 Award Map: 2 tenements on W side (one probably James Shupton in 1754, Joseph Westall (No 97) was awarded 10 acres in lieu of his Common Field land) West, Robert 1367 (C146/690). Inkpen. Westbrook, John 3 Apr 1573 DofS Admin to Margery Westbrook als Browne, widow. Westbrook, Edward pre 1552: Executor of will of John Lovelake, (C1/1297/52) ?c1541 Died pre 1552-3, widow Alice (who later married John Wilson)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 94 Westminster, Abbot of 1473 CR Westmorland, Ralph, Earl of 1415 PR 1416 CR Weston, John de 1376 FR (50EdIII) IPM and Margaret nee Stokke Weston, Margarey 1376 FR Weston, Robert, Lord of C;lapham 1438 CR Wetenale, William and Margarey 1438 CR Weymouth (Weynemouth), Henry 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1461/2 (H/RTa41) 1457 joint executor of John Yonge’s will Whatecombe (Watecombe, Latecombe), Robert de 1337 witness (Huntington 10) 1334 Witness (Huntington 19) 1319 Witness (Huntington 20) Wheat, Reynold 1609 (JasI) (DL4/54/15): Yowle v Birth and Wheat Whetland, John 1548 Survey: miller of grain mill Whetley, Richard b1524 1573 survey: tenant at will of parsonage; 1 tenemtna and 2 acres in Middle Field 1591 Deponent “Ilondes Sui”, wheelwright, aged 67 yrs White, Henry 1428 FA 1429 (E179/73/82) White, John pre 1549 “od Undewes”, sold 3 acres to “J.100”(?) 1539 “of Smithwick” purchased manor of Inkpen Eastcourt from (VCH iv 201) Thomas Wriothesley and sold to Robert Blunt 1544. 1513 land in Eastfield, Charlton (Rectory terrier, pp6 & 7) White, Robert Oct 1505 felony at his house in H. or Charnham St? (DL1/18/S2) 1513 (Rectory terrier) Charnham Street, “£messuage called Rawlins and 18 acres arable and 1 ½ acres of meadow and ½ acre wood, all “parsonage” land. White, Richard Sent for Bailiff to arrest felons (DL1/18/S2) Whitamor (Whitemore), Thomas 1496 (Whytamor) instit rector of Chilton Foliat, presented by Sir Edward Burgh, on death of John Arthur. 1499 exchanged with William Syokes to become vicar of H. (Stokes became rector of Chilton until his resignation in 1507) c1500 feoffee of the Warnswell gift 1504 witness PCC will of Roger Hanby 1505 witness will Whiteyate, Williams 1405-6 farmer of St Frideswide in parish of H. and summoned for failure to pay tithe of wool in 320 sheep for past 2 yrs. Claimed exemption by virtue of a bond with Sr Fridewide. Whittington, Stephen 1599 birthdate fro deposition (DL4/41/58) tailor 1576 his (un-named) sister had a daughjter (?illegit) bapt (PR) 1592 buried Joan wife of Stephen Whittingon (PR) 31 Oct 1611 old Stephen Whittington. Whittington, Richard Lent 1578 tailor – bound over re “domus tiplacionis” (WAS Vol 4 p37, 1948). Another ?Richard Whittington stood as his surety - ?son? 1579 Had 2 children (?twins) baptised (PR) Jan 1578 Married Anne Baker (PR) Apr 1579 Thomas Lunden married Anne Whittington, widow (POR) Nov 1578 Buried Richard Whittington of Charnham Street, tailor (PR) also Joan Baker, sister of Richard Whittington’s wife, of Charnham Street (PR) Whyting, John, Christopher (17HVII) IPM Whytyng, Thomas 1322 PR Wikes (Wykes), John 1431 et seq: DL Compotus (per extract Walter Hungerford, late Steward) 1428 FA Wigmore (Wygmore), Walter 1453/4 (H/RTa26) 1431 et seq DL Compotus, and wife Agnes Wigmore, Simon 1431 et seq DL Compotus Wilde, Walter le 1343 CR

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 95 Wilford, John Will Wilfrich, John c1300 (H/RTa33) William, servant c1248 (Bec Custumal T/Sp3) Williams, Adwyn Constable in 1666, 1672 9 Feb 1690/1: Buried. 30 Aug 1667 Sir sealed a bond of £300 to Mr Adwyn Williams of H. for payment of (?)£154 to him. The money was procured by Mr Thomas Butler (BW’s diary) 1632 (Church Warden’s Presentments) Pr AW for not receiving the sacrements (in margin “certified”). Williams, Rector of St Michael Bassyshawe (42EdIII) IPM Williams, John 3 Apr 1573 DofS Admin to Agnes, widow Wilson, Robert 1468 PR Wilson, John Married Alice, widow of Edward Westbrok Had a lease of le Frith in Chilton Foliat (C1/1297/52) Winchester, Earl of (see Hugh le Despenser, and also Serle) Winchester, Bishop of 1225 CUR Peter 1473 CR William 1325 PR 1328 PR 1331 PR 1415 PR 1416 CR 1454 PR Winchester, Ralph 1473 Park keeper for DL 1484 Park keeper (Harl.433) 1485 (C146/5131) 1480 Ralph Wyncher sidesman (Salis Cath (MS189) 1485 Ralph Serle, als Ralph Wynchester – visitation of Shalbourne, appeared on behalf of D&C of Windsor (ibid f46) 1485 First named of jurai in H. (ibid f46 as Ralph Serle) 1468 Pat Roll: counterfeiting royal coinage (a political plot?) c1493-1500 (C1/215/45) def v Thomas Mason “Rauf or Rawlyn Wynchester”. Windsor, Warden and Canons of ST George’s Chapel 1436 CR (1HVII) IPM Winkworth, Ingram 16 Apr 1624 DofS Will , of Ramsbury. All his estate to wife Agnes. Probate 9 Mar 1625 1609 sub tenant of Henry Winsor, West side of High Street (T/Sp6) Winsor, Henry 20 May 1591 bapt Philip, s/o Henry 4 Dec 1603 witness at bapt Jone Yonge 27 May 1604 witness bapt of Joan Waltham – Joan Winsor 29 Sep 1604 witness bapt of Marcia Myles – John W. 24 Mar 1604/5 witness bapt of John Marshall – John W. 8 Dec 1605 witness bapt Henry Atkins – Henry W. 27 Jan 1597/8: buried “old mother Bucher, Henry Winsor’s wife’s mother” 1591 Town survery (T/Sp3) Thomas Harkness owns 1 tenement and 3 acres now in occupation of Henry Winsor qr 4d. (probably Henry Smart and John Sparkes tenement in 1573) 1609 Ingram Whitworth tenement and back from henry Winsor (freehold to Thomas Goddard, qr 6d). (T/Sp6). See also H.W. holds 2 tenements and meadow formerly the Priory tenements (p7). Wiseman, Robert 1313 PR Wiseman, Robert 17 Aug 1582 DofS Will. Of Bagshot, husbandman. Bequests to Mary, older dtr; Elizabeth, younger dtr; Agnes, wife. Residue to Andrewe “myne olde(?) son, executor”. Overseers Robert Mundy and William Greeneway. Witnesses John Longe and Stephen Basinge. Probate 19 Sep 1582. Withers, Thomas 1569 The elder, of Chilton Foliat – alive 1535. Deceased ante 1569 (C3/10/93)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 96 Withers, Henry 1569 son of Thomas, eife= Katherine. Deceased ante 1569 (C3/10.93) Wode, Thomas (22HVII) IPM Wodecok, Henry (21HVII) IPM Wodeford, Robert de 1340 CR Wodhous, John 1415 PR 1416 CR Wodehull, Thomas and Margaret (13HVII) IPM Wodelef, John 1342 PR Wodewarde, Nicholas 1313 PR Wodestok, James de 1340 CR Wodestok, John 1400 PL Wolfruth, Nicholas 1367 land in Bekestone(?) (C146/690) Wolridge, Elys 1548 Will; probate 1554. Had grain and fulling mill at Denford. See NH’s “Family History” p44. Wonarde, William 1424 CR Wood, Richard ate 1331 (Chanc Inq) Woderow (Woderoff), John 1458 (C1/1552) 1463 (C146/6191 and wife, Alice 1463 (Newton Register; Salis Cath) Woodroffe, Thomas 16 Jul 1770 DofS Admin to Hannah, wife, widow. Wrenn, John 1561 Witness in Clifford v Hidden case, aged 44, tanner 1585 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/27/29), tanner 1565 purchases from George Hidden 3 acres (H/TQ1), tanner 1585 sells the same 3 acres to William Curteys Wren, William 1542 tanner (SP1/169 f52-67) Wreston, Hugh, Master 1390 PR 1403 PR Wroughton, John 1455 CR 1461/2 (H/RTa41), esquire 1469 (D/QIT17), gent. Power of Attorney for Allen Darrell Wroughton, Isobel 1392-99 IM Wroughton, Thomas Bro-in-law of Sir John Thynne Wudecot, Henry de 1225 CUR Wulwey (Wolwey), Richard 1422 Chaplain (C146/395) 1422 Chaplain. Grant to William and Elizabeth Darrell (C146/2145) Wyard, Stephen c1450-70: (Winchester Coll Mumiment No 2036) memo of debts made by former owner of Wyards – Stephen Wyard with interests in Newbury and H. Mentioned John Clere of Newbury and Nicholas Serre of Newbury. Wychampton, Walter 1402 FA Wilts Wygmore, John 1421 CR Wylcotes, John 1420 CR Wylcotes, William 1424 CR Wyloughby, Maud, Lady 1473 CR Wyloughby, Richard de 1346 PR Wynde, William 1431 et seq DL Compotus 1470 DL rental “nuper” Wyndsore, Thomas 1473 CR (1HVII) IPM Wyndsore, Andrew (22HVII) IPM Wyndyforde, Richard 1386 CR Wyng, John 1471 CR Wynyate, Henry Berks Visitations gives Eliz Garard w/o Henry Wingate in Garard pedigree, Probably eldest son of Henry Whyneatt (will 1639) and his wife Mary who married 1627. Born 1 Jul 1628 or (another Henry) 21 Feb 1629/30. 27 Dec 1654 was baptised Joseph, s/o Henry & Elizabeth Wynyate. Also 25 Aug 1656 Elizabeth –do- and 20 Jul 1658 Eliz –do-. Yard, Alan ate 1331 Chanc Inq Yate, James (28HVIII) (DL1/10/1) James Yate v Roger Fairthorne of Chipoping Lambourne. Yate, John (29HVIII) (DL1/10/2) John Yate v Thomas Bocher (Upper Lambourne)

Hidden Index of Hungerford Names & Places 97 Yattingden (Yattingdene, Yattingdoune), Nicholas 1401 CR Yattingden, Nicholas (1EdI) IPM Yattingden, John 1434 PR York, Edward, Duke of 1415 PR Yonge, William 3 Jun 1570 DofS Will, shepherd. Beq to Roger Cannon “for his costs and pains taken with me in m sickness all my wages that Henry Edes oweth me, that is for 5 yrs” waged @24s a year whereof I received 16s of him and no more”. Also to Roger “my sheep that I have going wih the said Henry Edes in his flock and also 1 cow that I sold to old William……” Yonge (Young), John I 1435/6 collector and farmer of rents for Walter Lord Hungerford (SC6/749/21) 1453/4 (H/RTa26) witness of grant to new feoffees 1457 Will in Dean Chandler’s Reguister (WCRO f51v) wife Matildam nepohew Robert Tuckhill Younge, Thomas 1473 CR Yowle (Yewle), John 1540 Birthdate from deposition (DL4/27/29) clothier, also deposition (D3/19/23) yeoman (1576) 1599 Deponent in suit brought by DL Attorney General re fishing rights (DL4/41/58) 1609 (6JasI) (DL4/54/15) Yewle v Birch and Wheat 17 Jun 1610 “our honest neighbour John Yowle” – buried (PR) 1585 (DL42/37 f26) earlier lease of mill from DL 2 Jul 29Eliz renewed 1 Feb 40Eliz 1643, 1646 Constable (H. Ct Bk) Zurd, Alan ate Mar 1331/2: Inq Standen; juror

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