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THE HEADS OF RELIGIOUS HOUSES ENGLAND AND WALES 1377–1540

This final volume of The Heads of Religious Houses: England and Wales takes the lists of monastic superiors from 1377 to the dissolution of the monastic houses ending in 1540 and so concludes a reference work covering 600 years of monastic history. In addition to surviving monastic archives, record sources have also been provided by episcopal and papal registers, governmental archives, court records, and private, family and estate collections. Full references are given for establishing the dates and outline of the career of each or , abbess or prioress, when known. The lists are arranged by order: the Benedictine houses (independent; dependencies; and alien ); the Cluniacs; the ; the ; the ; the Augustinian canons; the ; the Gilbertine order; the Trinitarian houses; the Bonhommes; and the nuns. An intro- duction discusses the use and history of the lists and examines critically the sources on which they are based.

david m. smith is Professor Emeritus, University of .

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THE HEADS OF RELIGIOUS HOUSES ENGLAND AND WALES III 1377–1540

Edited by DAVID M. SMITH Professor Emeritus, University of York

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CONTENTS

Preface page ix Manuscript sources cited xi Printed books and articles cited, with abbreviated references xxvii Other abbreviations xc

introduction 1 III The purpose and scope 1 III The materials 1 III The arrangement of the lists 5

heads of religious houses: england and wales 1377‒1540 the benedictine houses 11 independent houses 11 dependencies 93 alien priories 160 the cluniac houses 229 the grandmontine houses 259 the cistercian houses 261 the carthusian monks 353 the augustinian canons 366 the premonstratensian canons 559 the gilbertine canons and nuns 594 the trinitarian houses 609 of bonhommes 616 unidentified order 619 the nuns 620 corrigenda and addenda to volume ii (2001) 713

Index of heads 722 Index of religious houses 808

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It is with a great sense of satisfaction (and relief) that I write this preface to the final volume of this project. When I joined the project in 1985 and began work on the manuscript sources for the second volume (1216–1377) I kept notes of material I found of relevance to a future third volume, hoping if time and opportunity allowed to continue the work until the Henrician dissolution. The second volume, compiled in collaboration with Miss Vera London, was finally published in 2001 and it was a great joy to myself and Professor Christopher Brooke that it came out while Vera London was still alive. I remember well the celebratory lunch we had with Vera in and her obvious delight in seeing the volume’s appearance, just a few months before her own death in 2002 in her ninety-ninth year. Not being so sanguine about my own longevity I decided to continue immediately with the third volume and have devoted the years from 2001 to what I might term the ‘chronological’ sources. As I have mentioned, in my research work for the second volume I had collected any later references in ‘non-chronological’ collections, that is to say, unique collections which had a wide date span, such as landed family archives including former monastic material, the ancient deeds series in the National Archives, and Additional and other charter collections in the British Library. The ‘chrono- logical’ sources, notably ’ registers, monastic records, government enrolments and legal records of the late fourteenth to early sixteenth centuries, have occupied my time since 2001, considerably aided by early retirement from the University of York and a research grant from the British Academy. I men- tioned in the preface to the second volume that it is the nature of such fasti lists that they can never attain to anything approaching completeness. All one can do is, hopefully, to improve on what has gone before and to further our knowl- edge by a more wide-ranging search of the available sources. In all of this time Professor Christopher Brooke has been a constant source of support and encouragement, particularly at times when the task seemed never-ending and in his busy life he has still found the time to read through the whole draft text and provide welcome comments and suggestions. Many others have given generous help and particular attention must be drawn to the great help received from the following (in alphabetical sequence): Miss Cressida Annesley, Miss Melanie Barber, Professor Caroline Barron, Dr Nicholas Bennett, Mr Nicholas Bird, Ms Ann Bowtell, Dr Paul Brand, Professor Gerald Bray, Dr Claire Breay, Professor Janet Burton, Mrs Christine Butterill, Dr , Dr David Crook, Dr Robin Darwall-Smith,

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Dr Matthew Davies, Dr Christopher de Hamel, Professor Barrie Dobson, Dr Gwilym Dodd, Dr Robert Dunning, Dr Charles Fonge, Lady Forester, Dr Judith Frost, Mrs Margaret Goodrich, Professor Joan Greatrex, Br. Anselm Gribbin, Professor Christopher Harper-Bill, Dr Julian Harrison, Miss Barbara Harvey, Dr Rosemary Hayes, Dr Martin Heale, Professor Richard Helmholz, Professor Hicks, Dr Philippa Hoskin, Dr Maureen Jurkowski, Professor Brian Kemp, Dr Peter Kidd, Dr Christian Liddy, Professor Donald Logan, Dr Peter Mackie, Dr Alison McHardy, Dr Richard , Mr John Nightingale, Dr Pamela Nightingale, Professor Nicholas Orme, Miss Esther Ormerod, Mr Arthur Owen, Dr Oliver Padel, Mr Alan Piper, Dr Huw Pryce, Dr Ramsay, Ms Jill Redford, Dr Michael Robson, Professor Richard Sharpe, Dr Anthony Shaw, Miss Eileen Simpson, Ms Sara Slinn, Dr Michael Stansfield, Dr Malcolm Underwood, Professor Nicholas Vincent, Mr Tony Wallis, Mr Christopher Whittick, Mr Geoffrey Yeo. If I have unintentionally omitted anyone I can only apologise. Particular thanks go to the British Academy for the generous grant for travel and subsistence, and to the many archivists and librarians who have given unstinting help and advice over the years.

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MANUSCRIPT SOURCES CITED

Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales: Badminton archives Castle Hill archives Cernioge archives Chirk Castle archives Cilgwyn mss. Cwrtmawr mss. Dolfriog archives Dol’rhyd archives Downing archives Edwinsford archives Llewellin-Taylour archives Milborne archives Peniarth mss. Penlle’rgaer archives Alnwick, Duke of Northumberland’s archives: charters Ctl. Tynemouth Ashington, Northumberland Record Office: BMO Waterford archives ZSW Baildon’s ms. notes: see Leeds, Archaeological Society Bangor, University College of North Wales: Baron Hill mss. Nannau mss. Barnstaple, North Devon Record Office: BI/553 Bedford, Bedfordshire and Luton Record Office: BOR.B Bedford borough records LJeayes: I. H. Jeayes, ‘Catalogue of Mediaeval and Early Modern Archives of Lady Lucas’ (Wrest Park) Page-Turner archives Registers, Dunstable Russell (Bedford) archives Belvoir Castle: Add. ms. 1 Add. ms. 105 Berkeley Castle muniments , East Yorkshire Record Office: DDCS Birmingham City Library and Archives, Central Library: ms. 3279 Bodleian Library, see under Borthwick Institute, see under York

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Bradford Archives (West Yorkshire Archives): Sp.St. Bretton Hall archives: BEA Bridgewater Corporation records Record Office: 5139(77) P/AS/D P/StJ/D British Library, see under London Bury St Edmunds branch, Suffolk Record Office: 447 449 Cambridge: Christ’s College muniments Corpus Christi College mss. 59, 170; and College muniments Emmanuel College muniments Gonville and Caius College muniments Jesus College muniments King’s College muniments St John’s College muniments Trinity College muniments: King’s Hall muniments Michaelhouse muniments Cambridge, Cambridgeshire County Record Office: L63 Cambridge University Library: Add. mss. 3020–1, 3824 EDC EDR, and see under Ely, registers of bishops of mss. Dd. 3. 60; Dd. 8.2; Mm. 2. 20 manuscripts: mss. 2 Archives: CC/BC CC/J/B Ch. Ant.: Chartae Antiquae series Christ Church Letters mss.: Litt. C. 11,D.4,D.12 RE Registers R, S, T1 Woodruffs Carlisle, Cumbria Record Office: D/AY D/LONS/L D/MH D/MUS DRC Machell mss. (Machell of Crackenthorpe)

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Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire Record Office: Cawdor (Lort) archives Castle Ashby archives Chatsworth, Duke of Devonshire’s archives Chelmsford, Essex Record Office: T/B.3 T1/267 Chester, Cheshire Record Office (incorporating the Chester City Archives): CHB.2 Chester Pentice ctl. CR.72 DCH. Cholmondeley archives: Ctl. Scrope of Bolton DCH/X/15/1 DCR. DLL. DLT. DWN. , registers of the bishops (in West Sussex Record Office): Ep. I/1/2 register of Richard Praty (1438–45) Ep. I/1/3–4 registers of Bishop (1478–1503), (1503–6) and Robert Sherborne (1508–36) Ep. I/1/5 register of Bishop Robert Sherborne (1508–36) Ep. I/1/6 register of Bishop (1536–43) Chichester, West Sussex Record Office: TY/AY Clwyd Record Office: D/NA D/NH D/PT DD/WY Colchester, Colchester and North East Essex Record Office: D/B.5 Cr. Cornwall Record Office, see Truro Coventry Archives: PA 309 Ctl. Beauchief, see Sheffield Archives Ctl. Flamstead, see Hertford, Hertfordshire Record Office Ctl. Marham, see Norwich, Norfolk Record Office Ctl. Newhouse, see Lincoln, Archives Office Ctl. Scrope of Bolton, see Chester, Cheshire Record Office Ctl. Tynemouth, see Alnwick Derbyshire Record Office, see Matlock Devon Record Office, see Dorchester, Record Office: D/WLC Dublin, Trinity College Library: ms. 524 Durham Muniments (5 The College) Reg. Hatfield (register of Bishop Thomas Hatfield (1345–81)) DCM ( and Chapter archives): Accounts: Almoner’s; Bursar’s; Cellarer’s; Farne; Granator’s; Holy Island; Jarrow; Lytham;

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Norham; Oxford; Stamford; Wearmouth; Westoe Cartularies (Cart.) Charters: series Archd. Dun.; Archiep.; Ebor.; Finc.; Loc.; Pont.; Spec. Miscellaneous Charters (Misc. Cht.) Registers (Reg.) Status: Holy Island; Jarrow; Lytham East Sussex Record Office, see Lewes: Eaton Hall, Cheshire (Duke of Westminster): charters El Escorial (Spain), Royal Library: ms. Q.ii.6 Ely, Registers of the Bishops of (in Cambridge University Library): G/1/2 register of Bishop (1374–88) G/1/3 register of Bishop (1388–1425) G/1/4 register of Bishop Thomas Bourgchier (1443–54) G/1/5 register of Bishop William Grey (1454–78) G/1/6 register of Bishop (1486–1500) G/1/7 register of Bishops (1515–33) etc. Essex Record Office, see Chelmsford records (ECR): charters Ctl. Modbury Evreux, Arch. dép. de l’Eure: H1453 Wootton Wawen ctl. Exeter, Devon Record Office: 312M 1038M 1192Z 1245A 1262M Acc. 49 Exeter city records (ED) Moger catalogue (D1508M) Oliver, Powderham mss. Petre archives (123M) Pole’s charters Tavistock archives (W1258M) TD.42 Ctl. Otterton TD.51 Exeter, Registers of the Bishops of (in Devon Record Office): Chanter 12, part 1 register of Bishop (1456–65) Chanter 12, part 2 register of Bishops (1465–78), (1478–87), Richard Fox (1487–92), (1493–5), (1496–1501) and John Arundel (1502–4) Chanter 13 register of Bishop Oldham (1505–19) Chanter 14–15 registers of Bishop John Veysey (1519–51, 1553–4) Exeter Cathedral, Dean and Chapter archives: Vicars choral records , Gloucestershire Records Office: D225

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D1086 D2153 D2700 D4431 D6755 GDR.2A register of the Bishops of Gloucester 1541–79 Gloucester Cathedral, Dean and Chapter archives: Reg. Braunche Reg. Malvern I–II Reg. Newton Registers A and B Seals and Documents series Guildhall Library, see under London, Registers of the Bishops of Hampshire Record Office, see under Harvard (USA) Houghton Library: Buckland Charters Harvard Law School: English Deeds collection Helmingham Hall, Tollemache archives (NRA list) , Dean and Chapter muniments Hertford, Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies: ASA.7/6 Ctl. Flamstead – ms. 17465 DE/M/194 Holkham, Coke muniments Hull, University Archives: DDCA DDEV DDLO DDWB Ipswich branch, Suffolk Record Office: HA30 HD1538 Isle of Wight Record Office, see Newport Kendal, Cumbria Record Office: WD.RY , see Hull Kingston upon Thames Museum: Kingston Corporation records (KC) ( Library, London) Chartae Antiquae (Ch. Ant.) mss. 20; 448; 585; 2078 Registers of the Archbishops of Canterbury: Reg. Arundel I–II registers of Archbishop Thomas Arundel (1396–7; 1399–1414) Reg. Courtenay I–II registers of Archbishop (1381–96) Reg. Cranmer register of Archbishop (1533–53) Reg. Deane register of Archbishop Henry Deane (1501–3) Reg. Islip register of Archbishop Simon Islip (1349–66) Reg. Kempe register of Archbishop John Kempe (1452–4)

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Reg. Stafford register of Archbishop John Stafford (1443–52) Reg. Sudbury register of Archbishop (1375–81) Reg. Warham I–II registers of Archbishop (1503–32) Reg. Whittlesey register of Archbishop (1368–74) Lancashire Record Office, see Preston Leeds, West Yorkshire Archives: NH NP ST WYL Leeds, Yorkshire Archaeological Society: Baildon’s mss. notes DD.53 Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Record Office: 26D53 44’28 DG11 Lewes, East Sussex Record Office: GLY Hastings charters (T466) L1395 SAS/M/1/352 Lichfield, Registers of the Bishops of (at Lichfield Record Office): B/A/1/2–3 registers of Bishop Northburgh (1322–58) B/A/1/6 register of Bishops (1386) and (1386–98) B/A/1/7 register of Bishop John Burghill (1398–1414) B/A/1/9 register of Bishop William Heyworth (1420–47) B/A/1/10 register of Bishop (1447–52) B/A/1/11 register of Bishop Boulers (1453–9) B/A/1/12 register of Bishop John Hales (1459–90) B/A/1/13 register of Bishops William Smith (1493–6) and John Arundel (1496–1502) B/A/1/14i register of Bishop Geoffrey Blythe (1503–31) B/A/1/14iii register of Bishop (1534–43) Lincoln, Lincolnshire Archives Office: Archives of the Earl of Ancaster (Anc) Cragg archives Haxey parish records L1: Lincoln City records Lincoln Consistory Court probate records Lincoln Dean and Chapter archives (Dij) Lincoln Diocesan records Massingberd-Mundy archives PD: presentation deeds Reeve 1 Res: resignation deeds Yarb: Archives of the Earl of Yarborough: Ctl. Newhouse (Yarb.3/3/1/1) Lincoln, Registers of the Bishops of (at Lincolnshire Archives Office): Ep. Reg. V register of Bishop Henry Burghersh (1320–40) Ep. Reg. VIII–IX, IXC registers of Bishop John Gynwell (1347–62)

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Ep. Reg. X–XII registers of Bishop John Buckingham (1363–98) Ep. Reg. XIII register of Bishop (1398–1404) Ep. Reg. XIV register of Bishop Philip Repingdon (1405–19) Ep. Reg. XVI register of Bishop (1420–31) Ep. Reg. XVII register of Bishop William Gray (1431–6) Ep. Reg. XVIII register of Bishop (1437–49) Ep. Reg. XIX register of Bishop (1450) Ep. Reg. XX register of Bishop John Chedworth (1452–71) Ep. Reg. XXI register of Bishop Thomas (1472–80) Ep. Reg. XXII register of Bishop (1480–94) Ep. Reg. XXIII–XXIV registers of Bishop William Smith (1495–1514) Ep. Reg. XXV register of Bishops (1514) and (1514–21) Ep. Reg. XXVI–XXVII registers of Bishop (1521–47) and Henry Holbeach (1547–51) London, British Library, Manuscripts Collections: Add. Chts.: Additional Charters series Add. mss.: 4936, 4937, 5804, 5805, 5811, 5813, 5819, 5820, 5821, 5827, 5828, 5842, 5843, 6041, 6060, 6118, 6165, 6275, 7096, 8102, 10013, 14818, 14848, 15664, 15668, 17362, 19082, 19098, 19111, 22285, 25288, 28550, 32104, 33173, 33381, 33450, 35296, 36872, 37503, 37640, 40008, 41999, 47677, 47784, 49359, 70506 Add. Rolls: Additional Rolls series Arundel mss: 17, 68 Campbell Chts.: Campbell Charters series Cotton Chts.: Cotton Charters series Cotton mss.: Caligula A VIII, Caligula A XIII Claudius D VIII, Claudius D XIII Cleopatra B IX, Cleopatra C VII, Cleopatra D III Faustina A IV, Faustina A VI, Faustina A VIII, Faustina B I, Faustina B VI, Faustina C V Galba E II Julius A I, Julius D V, Julius D X Nero D III, Nero D VII, Nero D VIII, Nero E VII Otho B XIV Tiberius A X, Tiberius B IX, Tiberius D VI, Tiberius E V Titus C IX, Titus D XX, Titus F III Vespasian A VI, Vespasian B XI, Vespasian D XVII, Vespasian E XVII, Vespasian E XIX, Vespasian E XX, Vespasian F XIII Vitellius D IX, Vitellius E XVI, Vitellius F XVII Cotton Rolls: Cotton Rolls series Egerton Chts.: Egerton Charters series Egerton mss.: 2104A, 2827, 3033, 3137, 3140, 3316, 3671 Harl. Chts.: Harley Charters series Harl. mss.: Harley mss. 61, 544, 607, 662, 669, 670, 797, 1804, 2060, 2074, 2101, 2110, 2179, 2202, 3586, 3658, 3697, 4785, 6974 Harl. Rolls: Harley Rolls series Lansdowne Chts.: Lansdowne Charters series

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Lansdowne mss.: 207A, 207B, 375 LFC Chts: Lord Frederick Campbell Charters series Royal mss.: 2 A XVIII, 12 E XIV Sloane Chts.: Sloane Charters series Sloane mss.: 747 Stowe Chts.: Stowe Charters series Stowe mss.: 141, 935, 1083 Topham Chts.: Topham Charters series Wolley Chts.: Wolley Charters series London, College of Arms: Deeds collection London, Corporation of, Record Office: CLA London, Guildhall Library: Dean and Chapter of St Paul’s archives (ms. 25122) Diocesan records (see also London, registers) ms. 9171/1 London, Lambeth, see under Lambeth London, The National Archives, Kew: Chancery records: C1;C4;C47;C53;C67;C76;C81;C84;C85;C88;C106;C115;C142; C143;C146;C202;C241;C254;C269;C270 Chester Palatinate records: Ches. 25; Ches. 29 Common Pleas records: CP40 Court of Requests: REQ2 Duchy of Lancaster records: DL1;DL3;DL25;DL27;DL29;DL36;DL41;DL42;DL43 Exchequer records: E13;E21;E24;E32;E36;E40;E41;E42;E43;E101;E106;E111;E118; E134;E135;E159;E164;E179;E210;E211;E212;E213;E302;E303;E315;E322;E326; E327;E328;E329;E359;E368;E372 Justices Itinerant, Assize and gaol delivery records: Just.1 King’s Bench records: KB8;KB27 Land Revenues records: LR1;LR6;LR14;LR15 Palatinate of Lancaster records: PL15 Principality of Wales records: Wale 20 PRO Collections of Transcripts: PRO31 Probate (Prerogative Court of Canterbury): PROB.11 Special Collections: SC1;SC2;SC6;SC7;SC8;SC11 Star Chamber records: STAC2 State Papers: SP1 London, Registers of the Bishops of (at Guildhall Library): ms. 9531/3 register of Bishop (1382–1404) ms. 9531/4 register of Bishops (1405–6), (1406–7), Richard Clifford (1407–21), John Kempe (1422–5) and Robert FitzHugh (1431–6) ms. 9531/5 register of Bishop William Gray (1426–31) ms. 9531/6 register of Bishop (1436–48) ms. 9531/7 register of Bishop (1450–89) ms. 9531/8 register of Bishops (1489–96), (1496–1501), William Warham (1502–3), William Barons (1504–5) and Richard FitzJames (1506–22)

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ms. 9531/9 register of Bishop Richard FitzJames (1506–22) ms. 9531/10 register of Bishop Tunstall (1522–30) ms. 9531/11 register of Bishop (1530–9) London, Society of Antiquaries: mss. 14; 316; 569; 778; 998 London Metropolitan Archives Acc. 0312 Longleat, muniments of the Marquess of Bath Lowestoft, branch of Suffolk Record Office: HA.12 Madresfield Court muniments Maidstone, Centre for Kentish Studies DRc MD/G PRC U120 U908 U1384 see also Rochester, registers of the bishops of Manchester, John Rylands University Library: Arley charters Rylands charters (RYCH) Manchester City Archives: Towneley records (L1) Matlock, Derbyshire Record Office: D77 D184 D1005 Okeover 231M Newport, Isle of Wight Record Office JER/WA Norfolk Record Office, see Norwich , North Yorkshire County Record Office: ZAL ZRL ZSW Northampton, Northamptonshire Record Office: A39 Buccleuch charters Fermor-Hesketh archives (MTD/F) Knightley charters Milton (FitzWilliam) archives Spencer muniments SS W(A) collection Northumberland Record Office, see under Ashington Norwich, Norfolk Record Office: BIR.2 Blickling/Lothian records

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Dean and Chapter of archives (DCN) DCN. charters registers (Reg.) Diocesan records: DN/SUN.8; and see Norwich, registers of bishops Fel. FLT Flitcham estate records Hare archives: incl. 1/232X Ctl. Marham Holkham misc. deeds and rolls KIM. KL/C MC.44 MC.610 ms. 3812 ms. 21509/60 NCC Consistory Court probate registers NCC probate records NRS. 20756 NRS. 27188 NRS. 27261 Phillipps ms. (Phi) Tanner, Norwich mss. DN.Reg. 30–1 WKC.1 Norwich, Registers of the Bishops of (at Norfolk Record Office): Reg/1/2 register of Bishop William Ayermine (1325–36) Reg/2/5 register of Bishop Thomas Percy (1356–69) Reg/3/6 register of Bishop Henry Dispenser (1370–1406) Reg/4/7 Register of Bishops Alexander Tottington (1407–13) and (1413–15) Reg/4/8 register of Bishop John Wakering (1416–25) Reg/5/9 register of Bishop William Alnwick (1426–36) Reg/5/10 register of Bishop Thomas Brouns (1436–45) Reg/6/11 register of Bishop Walter Lyhert (1446–72) Reg/7/12 register of Bishop (1472–99) Reg/8/13 register of Bishop Richard Nykke (1501–35) Reg/9/14 register of Bishop Richard Nykke (1501–35) Reg/9/15 register of Bishop Richard Nykke (1501–35) Reg/10/16 register of Bishop Richard Nykke (1501–35) Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Archives: DD930 DD/E DD/FJ DD/P DD/SR Nottingham, University Library, Department of Manuscripts: Clifton of Clifton Hall archives (Cl.) Galway of Serlby Middleton of Wollaton mss. (Mi) Newcastle (Clumber) (Ne)

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Oxford, All Souls College: college deeds and leases Oxford, Bodleian Library: Ashmole mss.: 801 Beds Chts.: Bedfordshire Charters series Berks Chts.: Berkshire Charters series Bodley mss.: 242 Bucks Chts.: Buckinghamshire Charters series Digby mss.: 81, 170 Dodsworth mss.: 7, 61, 70, 76, 90, 91, 94, 95 Douce Chts.: Douce Charters series Douce mss.: 136, 158 Essex Chts.: Essex Charters series Essex Rolls: Essex Rolls series Fairfax mss.: 7, 9 Gough mss.: Essex 1, Kent 18, Norfolk 18 Heref. Chts.: Herefordshire Charters series Herts Chts.: Hertfordshire Charters series Kent Chts.: Kent Charters series Kent Rolls: Kent Rolls series Laud misc. mss.: 642 Norfolk Chts.: Norfolk Charters series Norfolk Rolls: Norfolk Rolls series Notts Chts.: Nottinghamshire Charters series Oxon Chts.: Oxford Charters series Phillipps Robinson mss.: e 77 Rawlinson mss.: B. 336,B.444,B.461,D.1138 Shropshire Chts.: Shropshire Charters series Staffs Chts.: Staffordshire Charters series Suffolk Chts.: Suffolk Charters series Sussex Chts.: Sussex Charters series Tanner mss.: 165, 166, 196, 342 ms. dep. Ewelme deeds ms. Top.: Topographical mss. Devon d 5, Glos. c 5, Lincs d 1, Northants c 5, Yorks c 72, Yorks e 7 University Archives: registers Warwicks Chts.: Warwickshire Charters series Wood mss.: D. 18 Yorks Chts.: Yorkshire Charters series Oxford, Brasenose College: college deeds Oxford, Magdalen College: college charters ms. 53 Oxford, Merton College muniments Oxford, New College muniments college charters and registers

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