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ANNUAL EXCURSION. THURSDAY,AUGU'ST5TH,1909. The Annual Excursion of 1909 took menibers through the Samford Hundred, which is full of places of historic interest. The route covereda distance of nearly forty miles. The start was from the Cornhill, , and the first stop was made in Park (by permission of C. H. Berners, Esq.), for members to obtain an opportunity of examining Freston Tower, a familiar landmark standing on the south bank of the Orwell. The Rev. C. R. Durrant, Rector of Freston, acted as guide, and gave an account of the probable origin of the Tower. He has embodied his remarks in the subjoined paper. FRESTON TOWER.

BY THEREV. C. R. DURRANT. On July 24th, 1856, the members of the Archological Institute made an excursion to Freston Tower, and a paper* was read on the occasion by Mr. Samuel Tymms, in -which he stated that " there is no authority for assigning it to a period so early as the fifteenth century ; or in any way connecting it with the early history of Cardinal Wolsey. Inde- pendent of the style of architecture, which indicates a date full half a century later, it is certain, as Kirby himself has declared, that the tower is unnoticed in a very extensive plan and description of the Manor- house, with its offices and outbuildings in the time of Henry.the Seventh ; that the Wolfferstons,and not • ProceedingsSuff Inst. of Arcbxology, Vol. iii., p. 270. STUTTON HALL II CEILING IN CROWE HALL, STL"FTON. FRESTON TOWER. 383 the Frestons, resided here at the period laid in the novel " ; (this novel is called Freston Tower ; it was written by Rev. R. Cobbold, Rector of Wortham, and appears to be the only literary authority for the fifteenth century date), " that the Latimers did not become connected with Freston till some years later ; and that in a note in some MS. collections for Suffolk, dated in 1565, it is referred to as ' part of a house lately built.' But Mr. Fitch, who has kindly per- mitted me to have .freeaccessto his valuable collection of Suffolk documents, informs me that there is still stronger evidence against the novelist's history in a Visitation Book of 1561,where the tower is described as being built within twelve years, of that date, or twenty years after the death of the Cardinal. It is,

• therefore, conjectured that the tower was built by Edmund Latymer, about the year 1549 as a quiet retreat, or pleasaunce tower,' for the better enjoy- :ment of the extensive and charming views-which are tO „be obtained from it." That there are some antiquaries who are still inclined to accept the date assigned by Mr. Cobbold was evident at the late visit of our Institute to the Tower on August 5th, 1909. And this opinion found expression in the report of the excursion in .the East Anglian Daily Times of the next day, which described the Tower as " this fifteenth century erection." A third date has been kindly sent to me by our Hon. Excursion Secretary, Mr. Vincent B. Redstone, whci writes, " The late Colonel Josselyn of Ipswich lent me a MS. by Reyce which was afterwards in the possession of Reyce's nephew, Mr. Appleton. In 1729 the MS. belonged to Mr. Thicknesse of King's College, Cambridge. In this MS. written in 1655 is, Freston, a Tower not far %from the Channel, lately built.' " Mr. Redstone suggests that this is the same MS. as that referred to above, and stated to be dated in 1565,and that 1565is a misprint for 1655. He thinks, therefore, that we must date the structure as early seventeenth century. EE 384 FRESTON TOWER. Mr. G. R. Clarke in his " History of Ipswich, 1830," appears •to take this last view. After describing the Tower, page 402, he writes, " Excepting a farm-house, at a few yards' distance, there is no trace of any building near the spot. It is not easy to say for what purpose, nor is it certainly known at what period this tower was built. But in the records of the manor- house, and all the out-buildings and officesbelonging to it in the time of Henry vii., there is no mention made of the tower, from which we may conclude. it was not then erected. . . . It is, therefore,- conjectured that the tower was built by one of the Latymers a short time previous to the year 1655,as an occasional pleasant retreat (or gazebo), for the better view of the river ; or, probably, it constituted part of an intended house--which may be inferred from a.. note in some MS. collections for Suffolk, dated 1655; • where it is said, ' Here is part of a house lately built, . not farre from the channel, commonly known by the , name of Freston Tower.' For whatever purposes it was, intended, it is a very pleasing object on the banks of I: the Orwell." Mr. Clarke seems to be quoting Reyce s . MS. as the date 1655 is the same. All the writers • appear to think that the Tower was a part--7though perhaps a disjoined part—of the Manor House.) From the Davy Collections in the British Museum, •he Diocesan Registry Records and the Parish Registers, it appears that Robert, son of Wimarc, was Lord in King Edward Confessor's reign. [The name bf Whymark may still be seen, I believe, over a shop window in 'Ipswich in the street (St. Peter's) which leads from the town towards Freston]. In 1086. Gilbert de Clare was lord. From 1234 to 1458 the name of De Freston appears amongst the lords. From 1304 to 1349 the name of De Holbroke appears amongst the lords and the patrons. From 1395 to 1458the name of De Wolferston is found amongst the lords-and the patrons. From 1458to 1550 the name of Latimer is to be met with amongst the lOrds and

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patrons. From 1554 to 1627 the name of Gooding is found amongst both patrons and, lords. (See Ap- pendices I, II, III.) Mr. William White in his History and Directory of Suffolk," fourth edition, 1885,writes under Freston that theWrights " separated the manor and advowson, and sold their possessionsto the Thurston, Jarver, and other families." In the Church is a marble ledger slab with carved shield under the tower. Or, on a chevron between three greyhounds courant sable as many trefoils slipped argent (Wright), impaling argent, 3 bars and a canton gules (Fuller) ; Crest, a stag's head erased. Inscrip- tion :—"Here Lyeth the Body of John Wright, Esq. Patron of this Church who Dyed the 11th Feby. 1723 Aged 78 years. Here Sleepeth in hopes Of a Joyfull Resurrection Rachell Wright Late wife of John Wright Esq Eldest Daughter of John Fuller of IpswthEsq. Dyed ye 28 of July 1717 I Aged 46." Between the Latimers and the Goodwins,Thomas, third Duke of Norfolk, appears as Lord of the Manor. This, Duke was committed to the Tower and would have been tried and no doubt executed, but for the death of Henry vim, which saved him. He seems, however, to have lost his manor of Freston. In Davy's MS. there is a notice of a trial on the 10th day of February, 1602,before Mr. Baron Savile and others, in which it was decided that the Manor of Freston was holden of the Queen by half a Knight's fee, and not of the honor of Clare nor of her Highness' Duchy of Lancaster. Besides the manor of Freston there is in the parish another manor called Bond's Hall, which still gives its name to a farmhouse. This belongs to Lady de Saumarez, heiress of the Brokes of . ; (See Appendix IV.) The two manors, if Freston Tower represents the original manor of Freston, are each of them about three quarters of a mile from the Parish Church and . •on opposite sides of it ; Freston Tower being east by north Of it, and Bond's Hall south by west. Clarke, 386 FRESTON MANOR. in his history, page 44, mentions that " in 1648, great alarm was excited on this coast by the depredations of pirates ; the train-bands and auxiliary horse and foot were drawn out of the town to Cattawade bridge, and the town was guarded by seamen." Was the tower built as a place of safety to retire to should the house be attacked by pirates ? In 1730, April 11th', an advertisement appeared in the Ipswich Journal to this effect :— " To be Lett ready Furnish'd. The Mansion House call'd, Freston Tower, three Milesoff Ipswich, containing a large Hall, three Parlours, four Chambers, two large Garrets, a good Kitchen, Brewing-Office and Utensils, two Cellars, a large Orchard, Garden, Stable, and Pasture for an Horse in Summer. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Grimwood, Linnen-Draper in Ipswich." The Tower was used for small-pox patients, 1772-1779, and as early as 1767 the following advertisement appeared in the Ipswich Journal for April 11th :— " Mr. Sutton of Ingatestone informs the public that he has fitted up Freston Tower House for the reception of patients under Inoculation. General terms for patients—six, four, and three guineas." The old part of the Tower House, which stands forty yards from the Tower, is built of bricks similar to those used in the construction of the latter edifice; the diaper arrangement of bricks is the same in both buildings. APPENDIX I. From Davy's MSS., British Museum, Add. MS. 19104-5. Year. MANOR OF FRESTON—LORDS. T.R.E. Robert, son of Wimarc. 1086. Richard, son of Earl Gilbert de Clare. 1234. Philip de Freston. 1304. [Sir John de Holbrook]* The names in square brackets are taken from a List in the Diocesan Registry of Patrons presenting to the Benefice. LORDS OF FRESTON MANOR. 387

1316. John de Freston. 1317. John de Holbroke died. 1330. Margaret, wife of John de Holbroke,held a part in dower. Sir Thomas Holbroke, Knt., son and heir. 1343. [Sir John de Holbrook.] 1349., [Thomas de Holbrook.] 1395. [Roger de .Wolferston.] 1400. [Roger de Wolferston.] d451. [Sir Roger Wolferston.] 1458. Margaret,daughter and heiressof ThomasFreston, married ThOmas (? Roger) Wolferston of Freston. Dead, 36 Hen. vI., 1458. Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Thomas Wolferston. ThomasWolferstonmarried 1st,WilliamLatimer of Freston, 2nd, Robert Thorp, Esq. She died 20 Edw. 4 (1480). 1463. [WilliamLatimer.] 1469. [Robert Thorp (in right of his wife Elizabeth).] 1478. [Robert Thorp (in right of his wife Elizabeth).] 1480. William Latimer, son and heir. 1482. William Latimer, son and heir, 1485. William Latimer, sbn and heir. 1540.":Edward Latimer, son and heir, died 32 Hen. VIII. , 1540, (but according to the Parish Registers, apparently [Sir Edward Latimer.] buried in 1541). 1540. Christopher Latimer, gent, son and heir. 1541. [ChristopherLatimer, gent, son and heir ]* 1547. Thomas, D. of Norfolk, attainted. The Crown as an Escheat. 1550. [ChristopherLatimer, Gen.] 1554. [Thomas Goodyng de Gippswico.] 1569. Thomas Goodwin (died 1596). (In the Parish Register, 1581. [Thomas Godding,gent.] buried in 1595). 1587. [Thomas Godding,gent.] 1596. Robert Gooding, son and heir (died 1601). (In Parish Register, buried in 1601). 1601. Thomas Gooding, son and heir (died 1624). (In Parish Register, buried in 1622). 1624. Robert Gooding,son and heir. He married Mary Burly. Jermyn Burly, Esq., brother of Mary (Hart. MSS., Brit. Mus., No. 410,fo. 85), died 1620. Thomas Burly, son and heir. 1627. [The assigns of Mary Gooding.] 1646. [Alice Burly de Depden.] 1648. [Alice Burly de Depden.] 1684. [Sir John Wrighte (died 1723).] circa1773 William Berners, Esq. This rather confirms the Registers. 388 LORDS OF FRESTON MANOR. APPENDIX II. LATYMEROFFRESTON. ARMS. Quarterly, 1 and 4, Azure, a chevron between a cinquefoil pierced and threecrosscrossletsin chief and four in base,Argent (Latymer). 2 and 3, Quarterly, one and four, Sable, a less wavy between three wolves' heads couped, OY. (Wolverstone).two and three Argent, on a chevron, Sable three cinquefoils (Freston). • WILLIAMLATYMER of Freston, co. Suff., gent, married Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Thomas Wolverstone of Freston, Gent., son and heir to Roger Wolverstoneand of Margaret his wife, daughter and heir of Thomas Freston of Freston, Esq., and the - said William,and Elizabeth had issue—WILLIAM,sonand heir. WILLIAMLATYMERof Freston, son and heir to William, married Anne, daughter of Edward Bokinge,, of Ashbokinge,Co.Suffolk, Esq., and by her had iSSUe—EDWARD,son and heir ; Roger, secondson ; William,DeanofPeterborough,third son; Cecylle, married to Roger Aldred of Lopham,Co. Norfolk; and Elye. EDWARDLATYMERof Freston, son and heir to William, married Margaret, daughter of Christopher Thwayts of Manningtree, Co., and by her had issue—CHRIsToPHER,sonand heir ; Anne, married to Nicholas Bohun of Chelmondistone;Cecylle, married to John Franke ; Margaret, married to Anthoyne Clare ; Justice, married to Francis Thernelthorpe. CHRISTOPHERLATYMER,SOHand heir to Edward, married Eliza, daughter of Richard Wingfield, and by her hath issue, Anne. Copyof Pedigreein Herald's " Visitation" of 1561, extracted from Metcalfe's Visitations of Suffolk, 1882, pp. 50-1. The Fitch mss. in the Ipswich Free Library mention Frances, daughter of Thomas Thorpe, instead of Fiancis Thernelthorpe. There is a damaged pane of glass in Freston Church which shows a sexfoil instead of a cinquefoil in the arms. The entry in the Parish Register of the burial of Edward Latymer (esquyor) seems to read 1541,and not 1540as in Davy's mss. APPENDIX III. MANOROFBONDSOR BONDHALL. 4 Edw. 3. 1330. Nicolas Bonde had free warren. 2 Edw. 6. 1548, Simon Sampson, gent, of Kersey. Sir Thomas Gawdy, Knt. Died 30 Eliz., 1588. 1609. Leonard Tillet. 1646. Benjamin Cutler, gent, died 1664. Rev. Charles Beaumont, died 1756. 1756. Elizabeth, his wife, died 1791. 1791. Elizabeth, daughter and heiress, married Philip Bowes Broke, Esq., of Nactorj. He died 1801. She died 1822. 1801. Sir Philip Bowes Vere Broke, Bart, son and heir. CEILING BY THE ADAM BROTHERS, , WOOLVERSTONEHALL. 389

WOOLVERSTONEHALL. Before leaving, Woolverstone Park, the party, in response to, a:'cordialinvitation from C. H. Berners, Esq., j:P., visited "the Hall,cat. the entrance of which they were received by tha!tt.gentleman. Everybody heard with regret that illness kept Mrs. Berners ,confined to her room;.iand general sympathy was conveyed to Mr. Berrieis. The first object of interest td which attentia was directed was a Cromwellian lock and two keys, which/ it was stated, Cromwell took about with him .Whereverhe went. The lock was always placed on his door ; one of the keys being retained by himself, the other being left in charge of his valet! Most of the•ceilings throughout the house are the Workof the " Adelphi' Brothers, Adam : excel- lent specimens are to be seen in the music, dining,

and drawing - room, as well as in the study. A fine collection of old china and pictures by Dutch, Spanish, and other artists were the admiration of all. Before thei visitors were allowed to depart, Mr. Berners willinglyconducted them through aeres of beautifully- kept gardens, from which, as well as from the Hall, fine views of the Orwell are obtainable. The grotto, leading from the conservatory, was a surprise to all. Woolverstone Hall was built in 1770. The Holbroke family held Woolverstone Manor in the fourteenth century. In the time of Queen Elizabeth it was in the hands of Thomas Gawdy, Knt., .71 and subsequently formed part of the possessionsof the Catlyn family from whom it came to the Bacons and the Bedingfields. Mr. W. Berners bought the estate of a Mr. Ward. 390 HALL AND CHURCH.

ERWARTON : THE HALL AND CHURCH. By kind permission of Captain L. Vaughan Lee, R.N.,a visit was next made to Erwarton Hall. It was the opinionof Mr. AymerV41e11Ce,F.S.A.,and of many memberspresent, that the Hall was mainly of Jacobean origin,as was also the well-knowngate- way. This view was maintained in spite of the existence of a coat-of-atmsbearing the date 1575. Great interest was taken in the workmanshipOfthe mouldedplasterworkceilings of tile upper roams. The following extraát from Memoranda Roll (Excheq. Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer), Mich., 18 Eliz. Recorda, m. 90, is interesting as it gives the connection of the families to whom the manor .of Erwarton belongedshortly beforethe erection of the present Hall. PhilipParker, armiger,sonand heir apparent-ofLady Elizabeth and of Henry Parker, Knt., deceased, and tenant of the manor of Erwarton, held of the Queen in chief,summoned to answer as to the manor which he holds for life.;remainder to Lady Elizabeth Woodhowse, late wife of William Woodhowse, deceased, and daughterandsole heir of PhilipCalthorpe,Kilt.,deceased, and now wife of Drew Drewry, Esq., for life ; remainder upon her t death to the heirs male of the body of Philip Parker ; remainder in default of such heirs to Edward Parker, second son of the said Lady Elizabeth in tail male ; remainderin default of his heirs male. to William Parker, third son of the said Lady Elizabeth in tail male ; remainder, in default to Thomas Woodhowse,armiger, in tail male ; remainder, in default, to WilliamWoodhowse,armiger, in tail male ; remainderto the heirsof the body of Lady Elizabeth ; remainder,in default, to the right heirsof Lady Elizabeth by virtue of a fine between William Cordell, Knt., and others and Drew Drury, armiger, and Lady Elizabeth his wife,Mich., 8 Eliz. Memorandum that whereasit appears by Fines in Mich., 16Eliz., that Philip Parker alienated to Drew Drury and Lady Elizabeth his wife,the manor of Erwarton, without licence,when summoned to answer why the manor should not therefore be fo'rfeitto the Queen, Philip Parker and his wife, Katherine, answer,that the manor should not be forfeited since it was settled in the manner above beforethe date of the fine, and quotes indenture explaining the uses of the fine,part of a marriage settlement betweenthe said DAVILLERS' MONUMENT, ERWARTON CHURCH. TFIE BACON MONUMENT, EIM'Alll'ON CHUNCH. ERWARTON HALL AND CHURCH. 391 " Philip Parker and Katherine,daughter of Sir John Goodwin,Knt. ; incidental mention is made that the manor was part .of the inheritance of the said Lady Elizabeth ; the marriagetook place at Obarne, Co. Bucks., and at the same time Philip Parker obtained licence fOr the said alienation of the manor and advowson; he thereupon obtained pardon for the said alienation without licence. Information as to the earlier lords of Erwarton Manor may be gleaned from the Davy MSS., Add. 1904, folio 159 et seq. Chan. Inq. p.m. 15 Edw. I. Bartholomew Davillers held a Capital messuagewith herbage and a garden, watermill,etc., of . the King.- , His son, John Davillers (wifeCicely),died 1288. He was succeededby his son, Bartholomew Davillers (wife Joan), whose will, dated 31 July, 1330,was proved at Ipswich. Executors, his wife Joan and Jolm de Loudham. His heirs were his four daughters, Isabella, Cecilia,Margaret and Joan. In 49 Edw. Ili:, Sir Robert Bacon, husband of Isabella, held the manor by service of leading all footnien from Newmarket to Wales in the King's followingwhen necessary. In 15 Ric. ii. Bartholomew Bacon, Knt.; held the .manor jointly with his wife Joan: Isabella, One of the daughters and heirs of Bartholomew; son of John Davillers; paid relief to the King for her pourparty, including the manor of Erwarton. Bartholomew, son and heir of Robert Bacon, Knt., and Isabella, who was wifeof Robert, held the manor, Mich.,2 Isabella, who was wifeof OliverCalthorp,Knt., sister and heir .of BartholomewBacon, Knt., granted the reversionof the manor after the death 'ofJoan, whowas the wifeof Bartholomew,to Simbn Felbrig, circa 14 Hen. vi. The Rev. F. Wood, Rector of Erwarton, proved a very informing guide ; his historical survey of the contents of his church was decidedly interesting. He directed attention to the monuments, the chair and lectern connected with the visit of Queen Elizabeth to Erwarton, two ancient helmets, and an old hour- glass stand. He also gave the story, narrated by an eye-witness, of•the finding of a leaden casket during the restoration of the church in 1836, which casket, according to tradition, contained the heart of Anne 392 ERWARTON CHURCH. 0 Boleyn. The casket was re-interred in the Cornwallis vault. The " restorers " were probably remonsible for the extraordinary condition of the existing mural monuments ; effigies have been removed from their original bases ; the effigy of a lady has been taken from the side of her husband to be placed under a canopy of a much later period. The bases appear to have been divided vertically, in order to be inserted within the wall. The shields upon the sides of the tombs bear the arms of Hastings, Valence, Latimer, Calthorp, Maltravers, Scales, Ufford, Beke, De Vere. The shields bearing the arms of the last three named. families correspond with the shields on the gateway of Parham Old Hall. The cross-legged effigy of a knight is probably that of Bartholomew Davillers, died circa 1293. The effigiesof the armoured knight and his lady (judging by the mail attire of the Camail petiod, and by the lady's reticulated head-dress), are probably those of Sir Robert Bacon and Isabella Davillers his wife. Sir Robert Bacon died 49 Edw. iii. (1376-77). The pendant hanging from the lady's neck represents a (?) M. for Maria. After lunneon at a journey was made to Crowe Hall, where the owner, Colonel J. Colquhoun Reade, welcomed his visitors and showed them the many interesting specimens of plasterwork within the house. The greater part of the moulding is seventeenth century work. Attention was especially given to the moulded figures on the ceilings in the bedrooms. These figures are life-size representations of angels, standing out in bold relief, with feet almost at right angles to the ceilingitself. The representation in plaster of fruit and hops bears a strong resemblance to various mouldings to be seen in the Ancient House, Ipswich. The drawing-room, which was added by Colonel Reade's grandfather in 1820, possesses a fine specimen of the plasterwork ceilings of that period. JR .111II

CROWE HALL, STUTTON (South View). CROWE HALL. 393 The visitOrs also found cause tos'praise the quantity of old wainscot, and an old mantelpiece standing in the hall. The hall is approached by an avenue. Over the eentral doorway is a shield representing the arms of the Bowes family of London and Essex, Erm. 3 bows bent in pale gules. To the shield is affixed the date 1605. These additions are of a much later date, but they afford a clue as to the early ownership of the hall. Sir Martin Bowes, goldsmith, Lord Mayor of London, 1545,had a grandson, Thomas Bowesof Great Bromley, Essex, living in 1605, whose grandson, Thomas Hailakenden Bowes of Great Bromley, was first connected ,with the CroweHall estate by his marriage with Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Synithof Stutton, Knt., at St. Mary-le-Tower,Ipswich, iii".1681. There were, however, earlier connections of the Bowes family with Suffolk families. Eliz'ibeth, widow of1,,SirMrartin Bowes, married Thomas'''Seck- ford, Esq'.")ofthe Great House, St. Matthew's, Ipswich, in January, 1566, and Sir Thomas Bowes married Mary, daughter of Paul D'Ewes, Esq., of Stowlangtoft,

• 1December, 1626. It is probable that CroweHall took its name from some member of the Crowe or Crawe family, which resided at in the fourteenth century. A member of this family held Croweshall,Debenham, early in that century. The manor of Crowe Hall, Stutton, was held in 1361,by Sir Henry de Coggeshall, son and heir of Sir John de Coggeshallby his wife, Mary, daughter of Henry de Stanton. Sir Henry de Coggeshalland his wife, Joan, daughter of William de Welles, both died in 1375. Crowe Hall was purchased in 1821 by George Read, Esq., brother of John Read, Esq., of Primrose Hill, Holbrook. He died in 1825, and was succeeded by his son and heit John Page Read. The next hall visited was Stutton Hall, the seat of J. 0. Fison, Esq., J.P. It is a charming residence 394 STUTTON HALL. standing on the banks of the river Stour at some distance from the iiigh road, and overlooks the waters which were the scene of King Alfred's first great naval victory. The examination of the house revealed many features of interest. Mr. Fison was also able to show his guests several articles of vertu and antiquity. Notably among these articles was an alabaster panel depicting our Lord's Ascension; the figures are well carved and stand out in relief. In the house itself the wainscot and moulded ceilings called for special attention. Of the early lords of Stutton mention may be made of Matthew de Morley, 1230; Walter de Pavely and wife, Alice ; Reginald de Pavely their son, 1310; William de Visdeleu and wife, Rose ; Thomas de Visdeleu and wife, Katherine ; William Curson ; Peter de Jey ; Thomas Mosyll of and wife, Margaret, who conveyed a third part of the manor and advowson of the church to Nicholas Andrewe, Rector of Stutton, 1405. John Jermy held the manor by right of his wife, Margaret, daughter of Thomas Jey ; after 1669it was held by Thomas May, gent, John Haynes, Esq., who died 1713; Hezekiah Haynes, his brother and heir, and in 1764 by Lionel Talmach, second Earl Dysart, upon purchase of the estate. • Mr. and Mrs. Fison kindly entertained their guests to tea within the precincts of a most delightful garden, which is turned into a place of seclusion by a surrounding wall surmounted at intervals with early seventeenth century pinnacles. Before leaving, a hearty vote of thanks was given, at the suggestion of the Rev. Francis Eld, F.S.A., Rector of , to Mr. and Mrs. Fison for the pleasant time spent at their old hall, and for their generous hospitality. The company proceeded to Church, where, on account of the absence of the Rector from home, Mr. T. Robertson, j.P., kindly acted as guide. Careful examination was made of the chapel at the 'FHE GATEWAY, STUTTON HALL. EAST BERGHOLT CHURCH. 395 East end of the North aisle ; the Chapel OfSt. John the Baptist, which stood in the ,South aisle (will of Robert Miller; 1487), and the Lady Chapel ; the consecration cross, the Jacobean chair, .the . monumental slabs, the fine West door with its quaint enigmatical inscrip- tion, and the bell cage which stands in the churchyard.. In the first quaiter of the sixteenth century great additions were made to the church building. Frequent and large bequests were made towards the repair and erection of the steeple, 15101528. Robert Reynolds, who was buried in the •North part of the chancel in 1524, desired his son, George Reynolds, to glaze " all the wyndows in the nethir storye of the north side of the cherche at East Bergholt att my coste and charge." The following notes taken from the Visitation books of the , show the state of the church building and government on the Restoration of the Monarchy. 1664. Mr. Isaac Harrison, chaplain, was presented for not using and wearing the surplice. 1665, Henry Mascall" cedituus " (? caretaker), was presented for sufferinghis children and others to fling at cocks in the churchyard and church on Shrove Tuesday last. John Maxey was presented for keeping the utensils of the church so that the Communioncould not be administered. John Simonds was presented for breaking down a • piece of a tomb within the church. 1669. Mr. John Cull, clerk, was presented for not baptizing children at church. Enquiries were to be made as to his ordination. OwenStockton,John Cull,Mr.Foonesand Mr.Saunder, were presented for preaching without licence. Mr.Mooreforholdinga conventicleeveryThursday. 1670. Dr. William Cole " mortuus est." 1674. It \\la'spresented that the windowswere broken, the seats were decayed, the aisles were unpaved, and the windowsof the chancel were broken. 1676. Mr. John Wellbanckewas called chaplain. 167882.. Mr. Edward Alston was called " curate " ; in 1683, " chaplain." 396 STRATFORD.ST. MARY CHURCH. John Grythin hiswill,dated 1446,callsthe church the Chapel of East Bergholt. It was the chapel to Church, and before the Reformation the advowsonwas held by the Abbot and Conventof St. Martin de Bello (Battle Abbey). At Stratford St. Mary Church the Rev. J. G. Brewster,a formerrector,whohas writtenan excellent pamphlet upon his old parish church, acted as guide. The present Rector, the Rev. B. A. Browning,also kindly gave his assistance. Mr. Brewsterdrew specialattention towards the elaborateinscriptionsin'stone and flint on the outside of the north wall of the church,whichstands in close proximity to the roadway. The inscriptions include the Alphabet* ; for the reason of the appearance of the letters, Mr. Brewster is inclined to accept the theory contained in a Latin leaflet, printed in Strasburg in 1775. The assertion was that by repeating the alphabet the pedestrian or wayfarer who had learnt no .prayers could in that manner say them. It is difficult,however, to conceivethe existence of a person able, in the early days of the sixteenth century, to recognizeand repeat the alphabet who was at the same time ignorant of the usual prayers, " Ave Maria" and " Paternoster." Mr. V. B. Redstone suggested that it might allude to some well-known prayer in verse addressed to the Virgin, each successive line of which began with a letter of the alphabet, referring at the same time to the fact that the church was dedicated to the B.V.M., and that Chaucer composed " an A B C " in such a manner (Carmen secundum ordinem 'literarum Alphabeti).fi The other inscriptions pointed to various church benefactors ; Thomas Morse and his wife, Margaret,

* " Soc. of Antiquaries, 3 Feb., 1910, Mr. C. J. Jackson, by permission of the Vicar and Churchwardens of Studley, near Ripon, exhibited a silver.gilt covered cup and cover of English work, tem¢. Ric. II., engraved with a tree of knowledge, with letters of the alphabet as flowers." —The Athenceum, 26 Feb., 1910, p. 253.

t" The complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer," edited by the Rev. Walter Skeat, Clarendon Press, 1901, p. 79. CEILING IN STUTTON HALL. CEILING IN STETTON HALL. t, STRATFORD, ST. MARY CHURCH. .17. 397 1468rtEdward Morse and his wife, Alice, 1530; and Johh..Srnith, 1522. Great interest was taken in the Vra'sg",to Edward Crane and his wife, Elizabeth, 1558, to 'the remnants of the old screen, arid to the Specimensof old painted glass with shields and emblems of patriarchs and saints bearing on scrolls short phrases from the Nicene Creed. Before returning to Ipswich the Rector and Mrs. Browning hospitably welcomed the visitors at the 4 Rectory. The excursion, although long, was much appreciate& tspecial thanks of the Institute are due to those members who acted as guides, and to the - gentlemen who unreservedly threw open their hallsR"...," to the visitors.

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• - - INDEX OF PLACES. c. • " • 'Abbott's Hall, 116 • Barking, 77 Boxford, 68, 69, 70, 88, Abbott's Stapelford; Barnardiston, 168 161, 162, 309 357, 365 • ' - Barningham, 62, 82, Boxted, 143 Acle, 253 Barrow, 60, 73 Bradbury, 78 Acton, '136, 162 . • Barsham-cum-Ship- Bradenham, 78 Aketon, 271. . meadow, 64, 252 Bradenhowe Hill, 347 , 76, jai; 148 Barton, 360 Bradfield Church, 41 '• Aldeburgh, Barber's • Barton Magna, 329, 331, Bradfield St. Clare, 139, Point, 24, 25 • 352, 362 248 Alde River,,25 ' Barton Mills, 178 Bradfield St. George, 70 Aldersfield Hall, 76 Barton Parva, 343 Bradwell, 253 • , •„: Aldborough, Yorks, 26 Barton Towgrynd, 179 Braintree, 273 Aldershot, 106 Barway, 77 Bramfield, 143, 145, 154, . Amners Bernes, 358 Battle Abbey, 396 157, 158, 160, 170 ' Amsterdam, 43 Battisford, 76 Bramford, 252 Antwerp, 42 , 141, 243 Brampton Church, 41 Ashbocking, 139, 152 Bealings, 140 Brampton Hall, 41 Ashby, 254 , 105, 156, 159, , 78, 147; Ashfield Magna, 244, 333 167, 171, 343, 344 149, 162, 165, 169 , Ashley-cum-Silverley, Beckegrene, 347 Brandon Ferry, 331 - .75 ' Bedfield, 361 Brandon Way, 347 Asian in Mildenhall, 349 Bedingfield, 136 Brantham, 78, 396 Aspallgate, 347 Belchamp, 72, 77 Bray, 227 , 309 Benacre, 154, 156 , 136, 157, 158, Aston, 76 , 140, 153, 158, 159, 160, 163, 164, Attleton Green, 76 • 368 167 Auvergne, 29 ., Beodericsworth, 193 , 236 Aveyron, Department, Blithburgh, 243 Brettenham, 78, 139 26 Bergholt, East, 395 Brill, 39 Aylesham, 365 Berkhampstead, 77 Brinkley, 69, 79 Berlin Museum, 29 Brockdish, 78 Babergh Heath, 292 Beriichmere, 353 Brockford, 346, 358 Babergh Hundred, 353 Bessell, le, 347 Brockford Hall, 340 • Babwell Friary, 69, 76, Bevton, 77 Brockford Wood, 341,' 208 . Bil-deston, 88 Broclysham, 78 Babwell Mill, 320 Blackbourne Hundred, Broke, 364 BaCtoii; 352, 362 , 79 Badinghairr, 143, 144, Blakenham, 139, 156 Bromley, 393 252 Blenheim, 34 Brooke Castre, 345 Badlingham 76 , 140 Brundish, 72, 79, 155; Badmondisfield, 76 , 252 162 Balham, 261 Boars Hill, 247 , 271, 288, 310 , 76, 273, 310 Bocking, 77, 277 Buckenhame, 354 Ballingdon Bridge, 284, Bond's Hall, 385 Buckeney, 243 286, 292, 300, 306, 307 Boreham Gate, 280 Bulcamp, 194 Ballingdon Hall, 271 Boseham, 186 Bulmer, 79, 261, 271, Banham, 148 Bottisham, 72, 78 272 Bardwell, 62, 65, 224 Boyton End, 78 Bumpsted, 359, 361 FF 400 INDEX OF PLACES.

Bungay, 106, 110 245, Chippenham, 75, 76 Dedham, 238 359, 361 Chiswick, 34 Dedham Church, 42 Bures St. Mary, 30, 158 Christchurch Mansion, 2 Denham, 73, 244 Burgh, 79, 244 Chokesmyths, 361 , 143, 362 Burgh Castle, 194 Claydon, 143, 146, 154, Denston, 166, 252 Burstall, 163, 164 155, 157, 158 Diss, 359 Burwell, 75, 88, 145 Clare, 74, 79, 80, 244 Doffeton Hall, 354 Bury St. Edmunds, 29, Clare Castle, 245 Dogger Bank, 372, 373 86, 88, 90, 170, 176, Clopton Hall, 358, 363 Dover, 39, 370 277, 287, 296, 308, Cobham, 229 Dovercourt Church, 40, 311 Cocke Myll, 292 41 Bury Crosses, 197 Cockfield, 70, 341, 342 Downham,. 70, 80, 329, Bury Fields, 192, 208 Cockfield Warbanks, 176 353, 363 Bury Folds, 207 Cokelinge, 80 Dunmow, 80 Bury Hospitals, 196 , 26, 28, 42, , 29 Bury St. Edmund's Hill, 80, 273, 290 Dytton Camoys, 79 44 Coldehall Manor, 334 Dytton Valence, 80, 81 Bury Mint, 197 Colkirk, 72, 80 Bury Rows 198 Cologne Museum, 29 Earl Stonham, 81 Bury Vyneyerd, 211 Colne Priory, 242 Earmsye, 272 Butley, 362 Combs, 91 East Bradenham' 364 Butley Priory, 352 Coney Weston, 69, 356 Eastlow Hills, 196 Buttlers Manor, 272 Cooke Row, 104 Edwardston, 148, 248 Cookley, 80 Eldo, 196 Caldeforth, 208 , 140, 148, 152, Eldon, 151 Cambridge, 34, 361, 383 162 Eleigh, Isle of, 359 Camois Hall, 79, 80 Cork, Siege of, 54 Elmswell, 252, '333, 334, Canossa, 191 , Cornard Parva, 140, 161 357, 361 , 254 Corton, 140, 252 , 148, 150, 152, Cashel, 82 Corven Water, 42 154, 155, 158, 160, Castre, 364 , 248, 161, 162, 164, 165, Castle Hedingham, 82 355 169, 246 Cattawade Bridge, 42, Cov , 69 Elveden; 70, 358, 362 379,386 Cove, North and South, Erwarton, 390 Chadacre Hall, 89 80 Ely Abbey, 194 Chalons sur Saone, 21 Cowlinge, 80 Emly, 82 Charnocke Crosse, 347 Cnobheresburg, 194 Enderby, 83 Charnokwey, 347 Cranbrook, 253 ' Enderby Mavis, 72 , 141 Cranele, 80 Eriswell, 30 Chatteshale, 208 Cranford, 158, 167 Esterdelle, 81 , 139, 156 , 252 Estgate Barnes Manor; Chedburgh, 83 Crowe Hall, 392 329, 330 Cliellisworth, 136, 239, Croyland Abbey, 193 Estwell Manor, 88 , 356, 357 Culford, 88, 193, 340, Euston, 151, 166, 167 Chehnondiston 388, 392 352, 353, 357 Exeter, 104 Chelmsford, 309, 360, Eye, 83, 157, 458, 164, 361 Dalham, 142, 144, 161, 169, 244, 245, 361 Chennyns Wood, 361 163, 166, 167, 168, , 140, 143 Chepinghall, 342 169, 170, 171 Chequer Lane, 309 , 145, 147, , 146 Cheveley, 75 162, 165, 172 , 243 Chevington,. 65, 329, Danecroft, 113 Felsham, 65 354, 360 , 252, 253 Felsham Hawe, 362 Chichester Diocese, 186 Dartmouth, 42 Fersfield, 81 , Chilesford, 147, 150, 156 Deal, 39 Finborough Magna, 141 Chilton, 79, 272 Debenham, 141, 147, Finborough Road, 116 , Chipley, 79 • 149, 151, 162 Finningham, 338 INDEX OF PLACES. 401

Flempstead, 81 Hardwick, 82 Hoxne, 163, 252 Flempton, 81, 359, 361 Hardwyk Wood, 208 Hull, 104 Flixton , 147 Hargrave, 136, 164, 329, Huntingfield, 273, 364 Flixton Hall, 112 357, 358, 360 Flowton, 140 Harling, West, 82 Icklingham, 29, 54,65, Fordham, 75 Harlow Manor, 365 70, 361 Fornham All Saints, 63, Harlowberye, 357 Ickworth, 63, 360 • 76, 320, 329, 351, 354 , 143, 145, 146 ' 152, 15.3, 160 Fornham St. ,Genovefe, Hartismere Hundred, Ilketshall, 152, 224 320, 329, 351, 354 338, 340 Illington, 359, 361 Fornham St. Martin, 70, , 28, 36, 39, 370, lngate, 163 320, 329, 351, 354 376 Ingatestone, 386 , 105, 227 , 140, 159, 160, Ingham, 320, 353, 361 France, Graves in, 3 164 Ipswich, 1, 20, 33, 34, Freckenham, 360, 361 Hatford, 274 • 36, 42, 82, 87, 103, Frence, 359 Haverhill, 62, 78, 80, 82 224, 290, 382, 385, Fressingfield, 81, 147, Haughley, 143, 146, 154, 393 150, 157, 169 156 Ipswich, Carmelite Con- Freston, 136, 152, 157, Hawstead, 64, 66, 233, vent, 20 158, 159, 224, 382 354, 362 Ipswich Churches, 35, Friar Street, 272 Hazlewood, 24, 25 252 Fritton, 224, 252 Hedenham, 111 Ipswich, Graves in, 8 , 172, 252, Helveet Sluice, 39 Ipswich Sessions House, 344 Hemingstone, 140, 158 35 Hencote Grange, 82 Ipswich, White Horse Gazeley, 82 Hengrave, 64, 329, 354, Street, 35 Gelham, 81 360 Isleham, 75, 147 Gifford Hall, 35 Henhowe, 269 Ixworth, 61, 92 Gifford's Hall, 64 Henney, 283, 305, 308 Gipping, 81 Hepworth, 62, 65, 136, Kedington, 89 Gipping Newton, 81 252, 254, 353 Kennet, 75 Gislingham, 81 Herringswell, 72, 82, Kentford, 69, 359, 361 Glemham, 252 346, 358 Kenton Hall, 20 Glemham Grove, 367 Hessett, 142, 144, 332, Kersey, 247 , 89 ' 352, 361 , 105, 147, Gnatshall, 359, 361 , 82, 170 169, 171, 172 Godmanchester' 30 Higham, 165 Kethin, 271 Gorleston, 224, 252 Higham Green, 82 , 136 Grayesend, 39 Hinderclay, 338, 344, , 136, 154 Greenwich, 39 345, 358 Kiel, 379 Greenwich Hospital, 34 Hintlesham, 148, 151, King's Lynn, 194, 237 Groton, 246, 247, 333 155, 156, 157, 158, 393 Kirtling, 75, 82 • , 140 Hitcham, 238 Kirkton, 146, 147, 180, Holbrook Church, 41 155, 158, 159 Habberdon Manor, 327 Holdernes Manor, 209, Kirton, 40 Hadleigh; 37, 88, 136, 329 Knottishall, 155 172, 240, 252, 272, , 141, 168, ,169, Kongesmersche, 278 273, 359, 361 170, 171 Haerlem, 41 Holmesey, 347 Lackford Hundred, 179, Hague, 43 Holton, 148 353 , 106, 112 Holywell, 207 Lakengaye, 358 Hallywell, 347 Honington, 62 Lakenham, 358 Halsted, 309, 328, 359, le Hoo Manor, 356 Lakenheath, 82, 147, 361 Hopton, 352 151, 153, 154, 155, Hampton, 82 Horningsheath, 69 159, 161, 361 Hampton Court, 34 Horririger, 54, 69, 328, Lampette, 347 Hanchet Hall, 82 329, 357, 360, 362 402 INDEX OF PLACES.

Landguard Fort, 36, 38, Milden Castle, 246 Paddington Church, 34 39, 42 Milden Hall, 241 , 252 Landwade, 75 Mildenhall, 139, 190, Pakenham, 332, 350, Langeton, 83 . 347, 348, 349 358, 360, 361 , 64, 85, 91 Monks' Bradfield, 356, Pakenham, New House, Lawford Hall, 42 362, 363 44 , 70, 136 Monks' Eleigh, 136, 236 Palgrave, 252, 340 Lezoux, 26 Monk' Soham, 164, 339, Parham, 392 Lidgate, 244 357 Penshurst 229 Lidney, 186 Monks' Wood, 361 Peyntour,68 Limfiord, 377 Monney es Park, 362 Pickenham, 84 Lindsey, 238 Moor Park, 34 Polstead, 144, 164, 165, Lindsey Castle, 239, 243, Moulton, 141, 149, 153, 166, 167, 168, 271, 394 246 154, 156, 163, 165, 171 Poslingford, 79 Lindsey Castle Chapel, Moyses Hall, 199 Preston, 72, 89, 140, 224, , 243 . Murdon Way, 347 '252 Lindsey Manor, 248 Musée de St. Germain, Priory Mandr, 329 Little Humby, 29 Livermere Magna, 63, Mustowe, 197 Ragmans Row, 282 , 361 Rattlesden, 252, 333 London, 193, 278, 281, Nacton, 385 Raveney Church, 41 282, 285, 293, 295, Nawton Manor, 332 Raveningham, 187 297, 298, 321, 361 next Stoke, 87 Read, 142, 143 London, Gracious Street Neales Manor, 271, 272 Reading, 84 ' , 34, 35 • _ Needham, 83 Redgrave, 337, 338, 357 London, White Friars, Nether Hall, 41 Redingfield, 337 21, 22 Nettlestead, 77 , 225 , 375, 376 ,. New Hall, Pakenharn,r Rickinghall, 337, 338,, Lyes Manor, 283 351 339, 358 Lyttely, 347 Newmarket, 75 Ringshall, 140, 148, 149,, Lyons, 21 Newolls Manor, 354 151 Newton, 255, 257, 261, Risbridge Hundred, 354 , Maldon, 290 • 271, 272 Risby,• 70, 320, 329, 354, , Malkinshall, 351 • Norton, 149, 150, 159, 359 Manningtree, 38, 41, 42, 333 Rotterdam, 42 299, 303 Norwich, 60, 83, 105, Rougham, •62, 69, 196, • Manningtree Water, '42 178, 307, 323, 357 332, 344, 345, 356, Manscroft Gate, 265 Nowton 169, 170, 171, 357, 359, 361, 363 Mantua, 21 357, 360 Rounton, 357, 358, 364 Mapelstede Parva, 277 Rudham, 84, 359 Marmounde, 364 Old Haw Manor, 356 Rushbrook, 64, 65, 70; , 224 Oldehall, 354 360, 361, 363 Maydewater Manor, 207 Oakley, 83, 144, 145 Rushford, 67, 84 Mayence, 29 , Oakley Magna, 83 Rushmere, 224 Meer Side, 89 Obarne, 391 Rye, 376 Melcombe Regis, 33, 34 Ofton, 143, 144, 146, Melford, 65, 271, 276, 148, 149, 151, 157, 159 St. Gregory's Church, 285, 334, 335, 336 Offton, 244 270 Melton, 140, 161, 252 Offton Castle, 246 St. Gregory's College, Mendlesham, 63, 65 01d Newton, 81, 246 271 Mendham, 360 Orford, 170, 172, 252 St. Gregory's Croft, 265, Metfield, 360 Orleans, 29 271, 280 Igettingham, 106, 107, Otley, 244 Samford Hundred, 382 108, 111 Oulton, 252 Sancroft, 136, 159 Middleton, 223, 271 Overcage Hall, 362 Sawtry, 67 Milden, '142, 145, 159, 0xborough, 83 Saxlingham, 272 236 Oxenhowpathe, 347 INDEX OF PLACES'. 403,

Saxham, Great, 54, 61, Stradbrook, 136, 143, Tostock, 92, 333, 358, 336, 337 146, 152, 153, 157, 361 , 252 159, 160, 162, 164 Treasurer's Manor, 350 Saxton, 80 Stradishall, 67, 141, 155, Trimley, 140, 153, 159, Saxton Street, 80, 84 156 160 Semer, 246, 343 Stratford, 276 Troston, 62 Sextons Manor, 329 Stratford le Bow, 64, 85 Tylney, 357, 364 Shelley Ha11;(66 L Stratford St. Andrew, Tynmouth, 360, 361 Shernford Mills, 308 367 , 89, 136, 137, Stratford St. Mary, 139 , 143 • 167 Stutton Church, 41, 154, Ufford, 252 Shotley, 40 155, 393• , 141, 160 Shropham, 360, 361 , 144, 161 Undley, 82 . Silchester, 29 Sudbury, 42,-71, 76, 171, Upend, 82 Sileham, 160 176, 238, 252, 259, 261 Uppewell, 345 Ska1ddwell,.366 Sudbury Archdeaconry, Snailwell, 75 Hundreds in, 75 Wakefield, 180 Snape, 136, 160 Sudbury Great Bridge, , 91 Soham, 89, 141, 359 265, 289 Waldingfield, 74, 279 . Soham cum Barway, 75 Suddon, 85 • Waldingfield Magna, 89, , 152 Suttcin Coldfield, 76 136 Somersham, 246 Sutton Courtney, 230 Waldingfield Parva, 241 140 Sutton in Holland, 67, 85 Walsham, 86, 89, 338, South Elmham, 144, Swag Crosse, 347 339 145, 147, 148, 149, , 367 Walsingham, 359, 361 151, 153, 154, 156 Syfrewats Manor, 88 Walsokne, 86 Southolt, 154, 160, 361 Walton, 38, 136, 139, Southreye, 364 Tannington, 154, 162 141, 149, 150, 152, , 243, 252, Tattington, 361 153, 159, 161 361, 376 Teddenhow, 366 Wanflete, 359, 361 Soworth, 69 Thaxted, 85 , 30, 362 Sparrow Hill, 211 , .146, 147 . , 146, 149, Spent Hill, 206 Thedwardstre Hundred, 153, 165 , 69, 85 351 Warketon, 366 St. Paul's, Dome of, 33 Thetford, 244, 353 Watfeld,e, 360, 361 Stamford, Council at, 21 Thetford Castle, 245 Wattisfield, 148 Stanningfield, 62 Theydon Mount, 91 Wattelfeld, 345 Stanton, 320, 353, 358, Thingoe Hundred, 354 Wattisfield, 338 362 Thorndon, 151, 162, 165, Castle, 245 Staploe, 75 166, 168 Waveney, 108 Staverton Park, 362 Thorney, 85 Weegen End, 294 Steeple Bumpstead, 365 Thornev, Keebles Manor Welles Hall, 236 Stetchworth, 85 90 , 234 Stoke, 341 Thorne Street, 89 , 147 Stoke by Clare, 71, 90, Thornham, 86, 341 , 140, 144, 145, 162 Thorp Manor, 363 194 Stoke by Nayland, 62, , 70 West Herlyng, 86 64, 74, 252 , 252 West Wratting, 87, 91 Stoke Priory, 179, 181, Thurlow, Great, 66 , 163, 252 186 Thurlow Parva, 78, 359, , 166 Stokepathe, 347 361 Wdsthorp, 72, 136, 137, Stonham, 142, 143, 144, Thurstoke Wood, 360 144, 147, 338 145, 161 Thurston, 86, 355 Westley, 72, 163, 320, Stow Langtoft, 359, 361 Thwayte, 340, 341 329, 354 , 79, 80, 90, Titteshall, 357, 363 Weston Market, 141, 113, 255 Toppesfield, 240, 308 144, 147, 150, 252 Westowe, 362 404 INDEX OF PLACES.

Wetherden, 158, 333 Wingfield, 165 Woolwich, 87, 230 'Wetheringsett, 72 Winston, 140, 155 Wootton, 86 Xeybread, 150, 155, 165 Winterton, 87 , 105 KWhatfield, 148, 150, 158, Wisbeach, 87 Worlington, 141, 166, 248 Wiston, 252 172 Whelnetham, 158, 362, Wistow, 352, 353 Worlingworth, 87, 143, 363 Witham, 37 146, 149, 150, 153, Whelnetham, Great, 55 Witham, 37 154, 160, 341, 344, Whelp Street, 89 Witheresdall, 360 345, 357, 358, 361 Whepstead, 72, 328, .354, Withersfield, 82 Wortham, 253, 337, 383 362 Wixoe, 140, 150, 156 Wrabness, 365 Wicken, 75, 86, 87, 141 Woodbridge, 234, 244, Wrentham, 105 Wickham St. Paul, 261, 252 Wroketon, 366 273 Wood Ditton, 75, 79, 80, Wyffendalle, 336 Wickhambrook, 76, 83, 84 Wykeham, 341 89, 146 Woodhall Manor, 262, Wyverston, 338 , 81 284, 305, 307 Willington, 229 , 64, 71, 139, Yarmouth, 87, 279 Windemellfeld, 271, 272, 333, 334, 357, 358, York Museum, 30 273 360 Windsor, 229 Woolverstone, 382, 389 405

INDEX OF PERSONS.

Abbot, Charles, 272,288, Almack, Henry. Herbert, Averell, Agnes, 366 ; 290, 291, 292 ; 310a William, 366 John, 302 ; William, Alsop, Samuel, 136 Awltona, ' William de, 295, 297, 298, 310 , Alston, Edward, 396 ; 186 Abbott, George, 270 Mr., 293 ; Richard, Aylett, Susan, 300 Abraham, Thomas Ed- 314 Aylyff, William, 365 ward, 181 Alyston, John, 279 - Adarris, Ezekiel, 286, Alward, 195 Backleer, James, 165, 292 ; William, Alwin, 195 169 277, 279, 280 Ambler, Frances. 148 ; Bacon, Bartholomew, Adammys, John, 322 Mr.,163,166 ; Thomas, 391 ; Edward, 180 ; Adamson, Csar, 50 140, 148 Francis, 139, 149, 152, Addison, John' 302 Ambli, William of, 246 164 ; Henry, 159 ; Aegelnoth, 195, 196 Ampton, Nicholas, 70 Isabella, 391, 392 ; Aethelnoth, 185 Andrewe, John, 67, 293, Joan, 391 ; John, 340 ; Agas, Robert, 59 317 ; Nicholas, 394 ; Lawrence, 163 ; Aggard, Mr., 282 Oliver, 288, 293 Nathaniel, 139, 147, Alabery, John, 213 Anarew, Thomas, 314, .164 ; Nicholas, 209, Alcock, William, 139 322, 325, 326 287, 310a, 311, 352; Aldam, John, 363 Andrews, R ev. L. W. H., 353, 361 ; Robert, 391, Aldeby, Thomas de, 212, 110 392 ; Thomas, 157, 214 Anty, John 249 311, 332, 340, 352, Alder, Thomas, 146 Apotts John; 358 353, 358, 360,' 361 Alderman, John, 313 Appelby, John, 65 Badham, F. A., 257 Aldhouse, James, 163, Appleton, Mr., 383 Baker, Edward, 361 ; 169 Armiger, Walter, 149, Geoffrey, 69 ; Giles; Aldred, Cecylle, 388 ; 152 39, 42 ; John, 59, 66, John, 340 ; Roger, Arthy, Mrs., 238, 249 212, 267 ; Nicholas, 388 Arundel, John,.270 320 ; Thbmas, 273 ; Aldas, Blanche, 148 Ashburne, John, 149 William, 317 Aldus, William, 140, , Asketon, Richard, 211, Baketon, Thomas de, 148, 152, 170 219 211 ; William de, 220 Alerton, Bartholomew, Asshfeld, Robert, 360 Bakland, Geoffrey de, 145, 157, 158, 170 Atheric, 195 .183 Alexander, John, 161, Atherold, Nathaniel, Balden, Mr., 167 162 ; Ambrose 159, 164 Baidro, Edmond, 166 William, 50 Atherton, Humphrey, Baldwine, Abbot, 197 Alfric, 195, 196 180 Baldwyn, John, 220 Alfsin, 195 Atkinson, Mr., 169 ; Bale, 20 Alfwin, 195 Mrs., 169 • Richard, Balkey, John, 326 ; Allerton, Mr., 160 147, 151, 168, 172' Roger, 323, 324, 353 Alleyn, William, 63 ; Atkyns' John, 319 Ballard, John, 89 Elizabeth, 63 Aubre, Andrew, 214 Balls, William, 50 Allington, Giles. 237 ; Aubry, [ 1, 60 Bantoft, Henry, 249 James, 237 ; Mar- Aucher, Mr., 179 Banyard, Henry, 60, 65, garet, 237 ; Robert, Aucton, Walter de, 221 66 ; Margaret, 60, 66 237 Aunsel, Thomas, 60, 216 Baptyste, Joan, 315 Aurelius, Marcus, 3, 7 Barber, Robert, 163, 169 406 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Barbor, Mr., 275, 277, Bawley, John, 325 Bigot, Sir Thomas le, 282 ; Thomas, 278 Baxter, John, 273 ; Mr., 201 Barbour, James, 342 ; 283 Bilsby, Mr., 282 Robert, 323, 342 ; Bay:ye, Henry, 323, 324 Bird, Robert, 163 Roger, -323 ; William, Bayly, John, 90 Blackeman, Robert, 317 267 ; Warryn, 217 Baxtere, Alexander, 213, Blackman, William, 149 Barelscon, John. 325 214 Blackwell, Simon, 141, Barendyne, Sir William, Baxter, John, 212 ; 161 ; Mr., 149, 150, 229 Richard, 200 152, 153 Paret, Aland, 65 ; John, Bazill, Isaac, 158, 159 Blemwell, John, 167 .59 William, 66, 218 Beadle, John, 139 Blevin, Thomas, 144 Barette, William, 323, Beale, Theodore, 139, Blocke, Clement, 355 324 152 Blois, John, 161 Barewe, John,. 65, 220 Beaumont, Charles, 388; Bloomfield, Colonel, 367 Barfoote, John, 218 Elizabeth, 388 , Blosse, John, 158 Barker, James, 360 ; Robert, 169 Blower, John, 139, 171 Joseph, 310 • Henry, Beaver, John, 37 Bloxam, Nicholas, 136 29 ; Richard,273,275' ; Beccles Adam de, 183 BlOys, William, 139 Marv, 148 ; Thomas, Bechaunte, James, 322 Bocking, Philip de, 248, 148 ; William, 35 Beckingham, Thomas, 249 ; Ranulphus, 248 Barley, John, 365 287 Bockyng, Margery, 215 ; Barnard, Mr., 298 Beckler, James, 164 Thomas de, 206, 220 Barnardiston, Nathaniel Bede, Venerable, 226 Bogey, John, 214 Thomas, 168, 169, 171 Bedell, Mr., 282 Bohun, Anne, 388 , Barnes, William, 54 ; Beech, William, 149, 151 Nicholas, 388 Martha, 54 Beedle, William, 145 Bois, William, 218 Barnesley, Thomas, 187 Begon, John, 267 - Bokinge, Anne, -388 • Baron; Thomas, 289, eketon, Richard, 71 Bolax, Alexander, 215, 293, 294, 295 Belcham, Ralph, 216, .216 Barough, John, 65, 220 217 Boldyroo, John, 320 Barrell, John, 249 Bello Campo, John de, Boleyn, Anne, 391 Barrett, Henry, 50 247 - Bollock, Joan, 91 Barrow', Maurice, 139 Bello Monte, Godfrey de, Bond, Francis, 252 ; Barry, Sir Edward, 227 247 Jonas, 50 ; Temper- Barthilmew; William, Bennet, Humphrey, 50 ance, 147 ; Thomas, ' 325 Bennett, James, 159 ; 141, 147, 149, 151 Bartlet, Sergeant, 296 John, 158, 159 Bone, Thomas, 216 Barton, Edward, 140 ; Bennet, Thomas, 346 Bonne, Geoffrey, 354 the Knaker' 290 ; Benskin, James, 155 ; Boreham, Robert, 286 Richard, 283 Margaret, 155 Borrajo, E. M., 28 Bartrum, Rev. H. H., Benton, G. M., 30 Botecourte, Roger, 249 242 Berard, William, 248 Boteler, Margery, 92 Barwe, William, 92 Berdewelle, Joan, 62 ; Bare, "William, 219 Barwicke, fV1i.,142, 145, John, 62 ; Roger, 62 ; Boutell, Charles, 235 159, 169 William, 62 Bowell, Christopher, 50 Bases, John, 139 Berke, William, 70 Bowen, Thomas, 287 Basewe, Adam de, 219 Bere, Robert, 316 ; Bowes, Elizabeth, 393 ; Basse, John, 816, 317 William, 313 Martin, 393 ; Thomas, Bassette, John, 349 , Berners, C. H., 382, 389 ;• 393 ; Thomas Haila- Bateinan, John, 41 ' William, 387, 389 kenden, 393 Bathoe, Richard, 167 Berton, John de, 181, Bowls, Captain, 36 Batisforde, John de, 69 ; 217 Bowser, John, 291 Walter de 205 Bery, John, 218 Boyce, Mary, 91 , Battely, John, 54 Beton, William, 334 Boyton, Thomas de, 180, , Nicholas, 50 ; Samuel; Bickerston, Mr., 36 217 . 45, 50 Bigg. Mr., 166 ; Thomas, Boyyard, William, 160 Batteleys, Robert, 318 166, 167, 168 INDEX OF PERSONS. 407

Brackett, Mr., 311a ; Browning, B. A., 396 Byron, Alexander, 274 ; Isaac, 267 Browninge, William, 360 Nicholas, 274 Brackitt, John, 267 Bromlegh, John de, 270 Bradbery, John, 78 . Bruce, William, 149, 158 Cadal, Robert, 141 Bradfield, Isabel, 213 Bruse, John, 147 Cade, Mr., 162 Bradstreete, Mr., 142, Bryan, William, 55 ; Cademan, John, 148 .144 • Simon, 142 , Ann, 55 Cage, John, 324 ; Brakeiond, Jocelin de, Bryant, Robert, 285 William, 325 240 Bryden, Thomas, 319, Cake, John, 313 Brakenholm, Thomas,70 320, 321, 322 Calthorp, Isabella, 391 ; Brakestrete, William, Brydilsmith, Thomas, Oliver, 391 341 217 Calthorpe, Philip, 390 Brangwyn' Frank, 235 Brygge, John, 190 Calvert, A. F., 235 Branlen, 152 Buck, [ 1, 153 ; James, Camell, Thomas, 278 Breaute, F.aukes de, 183 136, 159 Campe, John, 168, 172 Bredge, Agnes, 78 Bucke, Mr., 146 ; Rev. Campyon, Thomas, 360 Bredshawe, William, 74 H. E., 10e Canam, Robert, 315 Brere, Robert, 317 Buckeston, William, 286 Caneham, Kateryn, 101 Brette, John, 216, 320 Buckshall, Mr., 152 Canevas, Henry, 179, Brewster, Edward, 136 ; Buge, John, 60 . 181 Francis, .139, 150 ; Buk, William, 74 Caney, John, 147 J. G.' 396 ; Robert, Bull, Henry, 51 ; Caperon, Roger, 179, 139, 150 Thomas, 51 ; William, 181 Bridbanke, William, 152 345 Cardew, Roger, 65 ; Bridge, Reuben, 169, 170 Bullessone, Thomas, 65 William, 65 Bridgeman, Mr., 36, 139 Bulloke, John, 343, 364 Carew, Dame Margery, Bridgman, Roger' 287 Burgeys, Robert, 249 92 Bright, John, 318 Burgh, 'Elizabeth de, Carloe, Antony, 167 Brightwell, William, 50 -259, 261 ; William, Carrand, Louis, 229 Brihtwold, 195 288 Carter, Barnard, 299 ; Briton, Thomas, 182 Burghley, William, Benjamin, 310 Ber- Britton, Richard, 160 Lord, 269 nard, 310 ; Dansie, Broke, Elizabeth, 388 ; Burkitt, John, 303 ; 302 ; George, 148, 150; - Philip . Bowes, 388 ; Miles, 238 • William, 155, 158• 160, 165 - Vere, 388 237 John, 51 ; Mr., 152, Bromil, Charles, 37 Burly, Alice, 387 ; 154, 161 ; Richard, Bromhil, Mr., 39 ; Jermyn, 387 ; Mary, 168 ; Robert, 220 Robert, 42 . 387 ; Thomas, 387 Cartwright, Margaret,- Bromwell, James, 144, Burrough, James, 51 ; 314 ; Edmund, 149, 164, 166, 167, 168 ; Matthew, 51 ; Mr., 150 Leonard, 166 308 ; Thomas, 51 Cary, Coristopher, 51 ; Brooke, George, 229 ; Bury, Edmund, 324 ; John, 146 Robert, 150 Edward, 179, 1e0 ; Caslev, Henry Clement; Brookes, Matthew' 161 John de,-220 ; William 3, 111, 103, 235 Bronde, John, 316 179 Casborne, Rev. Walter Brond, William, 164 Burwood, Anthony, 165 Spring, =14 Brough, John, 212 Busshe, James, 313 Cassys, Joha, 318 Broughton, Mr., 147 ; Butterye, John, 316 Caston, Adam, 221 . Mary, 147, 150 Butts. Henry, 180 Cateline, Jeremiah, 154, Brown, A. F., 241 ; Byatt, Andrew, 273, 157, 158 Geoffrey, 70 275, 276 ; Catesby, George, 267, Browne, Francis, 50 ; 293, 294, 310 ; Mr., 311a ; John, 267, 310, John, 51, 141, 153, 277 ; William 272, • 311a 154, 156 ; Mr., 149 ; 289, 291, 294, 295, Catlove, Joseph, 159 Richard, 293 ; Thomas 299 Catlowe Joseph, 156 147, 323 ; William, Byrde, james, 325 Cater, William, 51

, 51, 159 Catton, .John, 334 408 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Caunt, Richard, 295 Clarence, Mr., 281 Cokerell, Robert, 65 Cavenham, Sir John de, Clark, Alexander, 136, Cokke, Robert, 359 75 153, 160, 161, 164; Colborne, Edward, 164 Celarre, John, 355 Bennett, 171 ; Percy, Colby, Thomas, 151 Celye, William, 341 367 Cole, Captain, 37 ; Chaboo, Anthony, 355 Clarke, Anne, 146 ; , Denny, 306, 307 ; Chalke, Joan, 318 . Elizabeth, 165; Er- Martin, 276, 279, 280, Chamberlain, John, .51, .nest, 246 ; George, 281, 282, 283, 284, 292 149, 384 ; Joseph, 146; 291, 308, 310a, 311a ; Chambyr, John, 64 Mr., 36, 153, 165; Mr., 42 ; William, 274, Challis, John, 51 Roger, 287 ; Thomas, 276, 279, 283, 285, Champion, Thomas, 336 157,,159, 162 395 Chancellor, Mr., 190 . Clarks, Stollery, 307 Coleman, r 167 ; Chaplaine, Mr., 142, 144 Clavere, John ,215 Anne, 2.73 Bartho- Chaplain, Reginald, 216 Clay Matthew, 136, 137 lomew, 180 ; Edmund, Chaplin, Samuel, 308 Clench, John, 310a 51 ; Nicholas, 140, 171. Chapman, Barbara, 159; Clenche,Richard, 274 Colman, James, 336 ; John, 318 ; Matilda, Clere, Benjamin, 346 ; Mr., 36, 279 ; Robert, 215 ; Seth, 40, 140, John, 360 336 ; Simon, 336 ; 159, 160; Thomas, Clerk, Gilbert, 211 ; Thomas, 267 59, 139 Thomas, 66, 320, 324 Colynne, Thomas, 345 Chardon, F. E., 31 Clerke, Robert, 349 ; Compton, Thomas, 283 Charles ix., 35, 191, 261 William, 360 Cooke, [ ], 308 ; Charles, John, 210 Cleye, Henry, 92 ; Daniel, 267, 299 ; Charman, Richard, 215, Richard, 214 John, 51, 295, 299 ; 216 Clifford, Christopher, Robert, 266 ; Stephen, Chasteleyn, Gilbert le, 159; Joseph, 170 51 . 247 Clopton. Francis, 335 ; Cook, E. J., 234 ; Ed- Chaucer, Geoffrey, 397 John, 336 ; Philip, ward, 308 ; Walter, Chaundler, Charles, 147 215 ; William, 317 210 Chaundeler, John, 219 Clyfton, John, 325 ; Conysbye, William, 364 Chekeney, John, 212 William, 321, 357 Cooper, Christopher, Chenery, William, 51 Cloribus, Cornel, 41 164 ; Henry, 142; Chenton, Nicholas of, Cpbbe,. John, 59 ; John, 51 20 William, 81 Conningsbye, Margaret, , Cherbery, David, 21 Cobbes, Dorothy, 54 ; 237 ; William,.237 Cherche, Adam del, 248 James, 51 ; Martha, Coppin, James, 51 Cherl, Gilbert, 217 54 - Copinger, Alice, 322 ; Chester, John de, 185 Cobbold, Felix, 33 ; Dr. H. A., . 242 ; Chevington, Emma, 216 Rev. R., 383 Robert, 325 ; Walter, Chichester, Charles, 181 Cock, Jcihn, 301 313 Chilton, John de, 270 Cocke, Vincent, 292 ; Copsey, Richard, 51 Choke, Ralph, 215 William, 310 Cordell, William, 276, Church, Hamlyn, 158, Cockermouth, John de, 390 163; John, 337, 338 ; 197 Corder, J. S., 43, 204 Thomas, 90, 165, 172 Cockfield, Adam, 246, Costin, John de, 208, Churchill, Rev. W. D., 247 ; Nesta, 247 ; 219 237 Robert, 246 Corlew, [ 1, 290 Chykeney, Elias, 213, Cocksedge. Baldwin, 59, Cornwallis, Thomas, 363 214 65 Cornwell, John, 281 Chyrche, Benedict, 180, Cocksadge, Henry, 295 Costerd, William, 313 187 Cogge.shall, Henry de, Cotesford, Robert, 136 Clare, Anthonye, 388 ; 393 ; Joan de, 393 ; Cotte, Old, 278 Gilbert de, 259, 261, John de, 393 ; Mary Cotton, George, 323 263,384, 386; Richard de, 393 Conlynge' Elias de, 213 de, 259, 261, 268, 269, Cokeshedge, Thomas, Coupere, Robert, 214 386 322, 323, 330 Courtnall, Samuel, 159 INDEX OF PERSONS. 409.

Cove, Alan de, 198 ; Dade, Thomas, 341 Dobbys, Thomas, 271 John de, 69, 88, 201, Dale, Cuthbert, 136 ; Dobson, John, 190 213 Mr., 154 ; Samuel, 163 Dods, Mr., 162 Covere, John, 220 Dalton, Ann, 161 ; John, Dodwell, Henry, 146 Cowelle, John, 271 163 ; Mr., 165 ; Doggitt, Thomas, 167 Cowles' S. T., 31 Thomas, 161, 163, Doliell, Robert, 172 Cow11, John, 51 170 ; William, 267 Dolyne, Daniel, 169 Cowper, Francis, 340 Dalyson, Barth, 313, Dousynge, John, 219 Cox, Mr., 165 314, 321, 323, 324, 358 Dove, John, 181 ; Crane, Edward, 397 ; Dashwood, George, 307 Robert, 172 Elizabeth, 397 ; Daukes, Mr., 277 Doveward, Emma, 63 ; Francis, 172 ; Robert, Davillers, Bartholomew, William, 63 272, 291, ; William, 391, 392 ; Cicely, 391 ; Downes, Thomas, 158, 273 Isabella, 391, 392.; 161 Cranwyse, Andrew, 322 Joan, 391 ; John, 391 ; Downinge, George, 163, Cranwys, John, 94, 201, Margaret, 391 169 207 ; Thomas, 207 Davenport, Ralph, 180 Downing, John, 51 Crapnell, John, 153 Davies, James, 180, 190 Doyley, Sir Edwin, 43 Craske, Helen, 54 ; Davis, Joseph, 180 Dragendorff, I ], 26 Henry, 54 ; John, 51, Davy, H., 234 ; Richard, Draper, Thomas, 172 ; 54 ; Susan, 54 ; Walter 212 W. H., 31 54 Dawes, Richard, 287 ; Draugton, Henry de, 218 Creke, Bartholomew de, Robert, 287 Drogo, Richard fitz, 203; 247 Daynet, Master, 218 Walter fitz, 203 Crepinge, Robert, 359 Deane, John, 278, 279 Dru, Stephen, 213 Crispe, Edward, 51 Death, John, 295, 299 Drury, Clement, 62 ; Croffts, John, 74, 96, Debon, John, 213 Drew, 390 ; Edmund, 139, 141 Debyngham, Agnes, 90 62 ; Elizabeth, 60, 63, Crofte, Edward, 325 Debynham, Isabella, 90 390 ; Henry, 63 ; Joan Croft, John, 352, 353, Dedham, Hugh de, 270 62 ; Margery, 62 ; 362 Deeresly, Thomas, 148 Nicholas, 62, 64 ; Croke, John, 292 De Foe, Daniel, 191 Robert, 62 ; Roger, Cromwell, Oliver, 259, Delande, Peter, 302 62, 64, 65 ; Thomas, 261, 307, 389 Denham, Theobald de, 62, 64 • William, 354, Crosse, John, 275, 279 214 359, 362 ' Crossman, Mr., 139 ; Dennington, Robert 157, Drurye, William, 64, Samuel, 167, Denny, George, 300 ; 233, 318, 328 Crowe, Richard, 361 ; John, 156, 159 Dryden, Thomas, 314 Thomas, 70 Dennys, John, 313 Dryene, Alice de, 261, Cull, John, 395 Denson, Thomas, 344, 271 • Guy de, 271 Curde, Christopher, 277 ; 358 Duke, Edward,' 164 Eden, 287, 292 ; John, Denston, Clement, 96 ; Duncombe, Mr. 152 272, 274, 284, 287, John, 249 Duffeld, William, 69 288, 289, 291 ; Dent, Dr., 42 Dunkon, Robert, 139 William, 274, 276, 292 Denton, William, 318 Dunstall, Robert, 217 Curly, Alice, 291 ; John, Derham, Thomas, 94 Dunwych, Alice, 81 291 Dersham, William, 95 Durrant, C. R., 382 Curson, William, 394 D'Ewes, Mary, 393 ; Curtis, John, 51, 169 ; Paul, 236, 393 ; Eadmund, 195 Mr., 170, 171 Simon' 101, 236 Eboraco, Gilbert de, 180 Thomas, 156 Devene, Joan, 90 Eden, Richard, 279 . Cutler, Benjamin, 388 ; Deynys, John 60 Edgar, Major, 36 ; Joseph, 171 Devnes, Robert; 271 Milleson, 36 Cutteras, John, 329, 365; Roger, 271 Edon, Thomas, 283, 287, Robert, 331, 352 Dikons, William, 180 324, 325, 326 Cutling, John, 171 Diss, William de, 246 Edward iv., 22 Cryketot, William, 61 Dister, John, 270 410 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Edwards, John, 308 ; Fenne, Thomas, 68, 69 Fouldon, Richard, 95 Mr., 235 Fen, William, 146 Fox, John, 181 ; Thomas Edward the Confessor, Ferour, Thomas, 210 286 192 Ferrand, Captain, 24 Franke, Cecylle, 388 ; Edys, Mr., 37 Ferron, Thomas, 159 John, 388 Eld, Francis J. 111, 394 Ferror, John, 140, 153, Franklin, William, 140 Eldoyd, Nicholas, 314 216 ; Johan, 153 Freer, John, 351 Elizabeth, Queen, 261, Fenton, Mr., 282 Freman, John, 92, 325; 268, 391 Ferthing, John, 317 326 Ellis, Edward, 171 Fest, Richard, 66 French, John, 302 ; Elliston, George, 274, Fiesole, St. •Andrew of, Mary, 293 ; Richard, 275, 276, 278 ; Giles, 22, 23 302 ; Thomas, 293 288 ; Mr., 282 Fin, Agnes, 210 Frende, John, 274 ; Ellystone, John, 275, Firmin, Thomas, 302 Thomas, 336 279, 283, 284, 285 Firmyn, Richard, 272, Frere, Thomas, 140 Ellitt, Francis, 305 289 Freseley, John, 360 Ellyce, Richard, 287 Fisher, Benjamin, 291, Freston, de, 384 Ellys, Peter, 282 293 ; John, 202, 273 ; Freston, John de, 387 ;' Ely, Bishop of, 181 Mr. 152 ; Peter, 139 Margaret, 387 ; Philip Elwes, Garves, 307 Fishlak, William' 269 de, 386 ;*Thomas, 387 Emly, Robert, Bishop Fison, J. G., 394 Freysel, Sir Richard, 61 of, 69 Fitch, Mr., 383 Friederich Dr 29 31 Erdryche, Henry, 60 Fitz Michael, Walter, Frost, r j, 303 ; John, Eryswell, John 69 ; 268, 269 306 Robert de, 211 Fitz Walter, Michael, Fryer, John, 334 Estedy, John, 216 268, 269 Fryot, Thomas, 60 Etheridge, Mr., 24 Fleetwood, Colonel, 138 Fuller, Edward, 67 Evans, Edmund, 154, Fleg, William, 271 John, 59, 217, 273, 162 ; John, 2, 7, 29, Flempton, John de, 219 312, 385 ; 132, 257 ; William, Flemynge, John, 210, 167 ; Robert, , 215 ; 136, 145, 147, 149 219, 325 Thomas, 212 Evens, Thomas, 51 Fletcher, Thomas, 51 ; Funston, William, 281 Everard, Richard, 143 Rev. J. A., 111 Furnivall, F. J., 58 Evered, Henry, 289 Floodd, Robert. 314 Fustone, William.'282 Everett, John, 171 Florytt, ], 282 Fynche, Isabella, 92 Ewell, Thomas de, 219 Flurdon, John, 217 Fynches, Thomas, 317' Exeter, Roger, 141 Flink, Minheer, 42 Fyske, Simon, 361 Eye, John, 95 Fodryngly, Thomas, 101 Fysshe, William, 316 Fogge, Sir John, 230 Fyston, William, 360 Fabian, Thomas, 249 Folkys, Henry, 59 Fakyngham, William de, Folour, William, 271 Gainsborough, Thomas, 218 Fontibus, Geoffrey de, 309 Fale, Anne, 147 ; James, 194 Gainesborrow, Robert, 147 ; Mr., 150 Foones, Mr., 395 267 Falstaff, Katherine, 249 Foord, Robert, 144 Gallant, Samuel, 51 Fanstone, William, 282 Foote, William, 220 Galles, John, 360 Farrar, Edward, 146, Forsteer, Peter, 271 Galzon, Elizabeth, 91 150, 155 ; Mr., 147, Fortescue, Dudley, 285 ; Gamblyng, William, • • 152 158 159 John. 285 ; William, 349 Farrington, George, 158, 285 Ganz; Charles, 223, 225 " 159 ; Isaac, 158 Foster, Anne, 221 ; Gaoler, Walter le, 201 Farrow, Robert, 202 John, 334; Richard, Garard, John, 316, 322, Fastolfe, John, 341 , 64 ; Robert, 89 ; 333 Faustina, 3 Thomas, 298 Gardener, John, 213, Fayol, Minheer, 42 Fothergill, John, 294, 216, 326 Femnall, Isabella, 80 295, 298 ; William, Fenn, George, 147, 149 311a INDEX OF PERSONS • 411

Gardiner, Richard, 302 ; Gnatsale, Thomas, 95 Gower, Henry, 314 ; Starkie J., 235 ; Goad, Dr. 241 Joan, 207 ; Robert,. ' William, 190, 211, Godarde, 'fhomas, 356 313 ; Roger, 207 217,-221, 222, 321 Godball, Arthur, 225 Grabers, Stephen, 218 Garlonder, John, 215 Godbold, Symon, 163, Grabham, Osley, 30 Garner, Robert, 172 ; 169 ; Thomas, 163, Grafton, Henry, Duke William, 350 169 of, 51, 266, 308 Garneys, Thomas, 20 Godefridus, Rector of Gravenor, Mr. Bayliff,, Garnham, Isaac, 51 Barton Mills, 180 35, 36 Garrard, Alice, 293 ; Godfrey, Francis, 51 ; Graver, Otewey, 210,. Nathaniel, 293 John' 278, 279, 280, 211 Garrad, William, 273 284, 285 ; Rowland, Gray, Thomas, 145 Garrod, Philip, 267 - 302 Grene, Edward, 325, 326 Gate, Richard •in the, Godfre, Thomas, 317 Green, John, 204, 288 ; . 213 Godfreye, William, 321, Mrs., 42, 43 Gatford, Dorcas, 143 ; 323 Grene, Peter, 206 Lyonell, 143 GOdwin, 195 Greene, Rolpert, 163,. Gathercold, William, Golde, John, 70 231 ; Thomas, 274 190 Golding, Bartholomew, Greengrasse, Edward, Gawdy, Thomas, 388, 144, 145 ; Nathaniel, 167 389 172 ; Richard 284, Grenegras, Widow, 276 - Gawts, Thomas, 318 293 Greenwood, John, 140 Geary, Thomas, 136 Goldinge, Georcre, 284 Gretham, Francis, 39 Gebold, Thomas, 318 Goldyng, Joh, 215 ; Grey, Richard, 36, 37 Geddynge, Thomas, 214 Mr., 282 Grigge, John, 293 Geddyng William, 65 Goldsmith, John, 154, Griggs, Thomas, 267, Gedge, iichard, 313 159, 163, 313 301 Gedson, Nicholas, 348 Goldwell, James, 96 Grigson, John, 147, 151,, Gent, John, 306 Goltie, Miles, 136, 139 154, 155, 159, 161 Gentylman, John 59 Gooch, Robert; 140 Grimketel, 195 Gerard, John, 317 Good, Mr., 137 Grimmer, Robert, 141 Gernet, John, 190 Goodchild, William, 102 Grimwood, Thomas, 386 Gerneys, Edmund, 187 Gooding, Mary; 387 Grove, Samuel, 45, 52 Gernun, Ralph, 183 Goodyng, Robert, 387 ; Grosse, F., 235 Gervyse, John, 323 Thom* 387 Grue, Gerard la, 268, Gibb, Frederick, 144, Goodridge, Mr., 170, 171 269 145, 146 Goodwin, Henry, 51 ; Gryth, John, 396 Gibbon, Henry, 51 ; John, 391 ; Katherine, Guildeford, Thomas, 249' Laurence, 310 391 ; Nathaniel, 167 ; Gunner, Mr., 39 Gibbons' William, 140 William, 159, 164 Gunton, Thomas, 298, Giffard, William, 215 Goodwyne, Isabel, 324 310 Gilbert, Eleazar, 146, Goor, Thomas, 60 Gurdon; Brampton, 139, 154, 155, 157 ; Gorbould, Judge, 296 291 ; Colonel, 296' Jeffrye, 104 ; Thomas, Gordon, John, 144 ; Gurdon, Mr., 296 157, 158 Mary, 144 Gurney, Thomas, 294. Giles, John, 149 Gore, Thomas atte, 212 292 Gillz, William, 51 Gose, Joan, 318 Guy, Captain, 39, 41 Gills, Thomas, 51 Goslynge, Thomas, 277 Guybilon, John, 267 Gilson, John, 171 Gosnold, Paul, 139 Gyfford, Robert, 219 Thomas, 295 ; Wil- Gostone, Thomas, 381 Gylbert, John, 315 ham, 299 Gostwich, John, 229 Gylis, Katherine, 91 Gladwyn, William, 288 Gouge, William, 333 Gvlys, Robert, 318 Glemeham, Francis, 335 Goulding, John, 292, Gyllys, Thomas, 312 Glemsford, Peter, 249 ; 294, 295, 298, 310 Gynows, Thomas, 60 " Robert de, 184, 187 Gouldstone, John, 154, Gyrling, Nicholas, 52: Glover, Thomas, 322 ; 155 William, 172 412 INDEX OF PEI1SONS.

Hall, Bishop, 155 ; Haselfort, Mrs., 39 Hickman, Thomas, 168 George., 145 ; Henry, Hasell, John, 302 ; Higham, Anne, 164 ; 167 ; Oliver, 314 ; Robert, 295 ; .Samuel, Clement, 328, 343, 350 Samuel, 52 ; Thomas, 299, 310 ; William, Clement, 328, 343, 322, 323 ; William, 292, 293, 294, 310 350 ; Richard, 365 310 Hasyll, John, 318 Highame, Thomas, 317 Halle, Robert, 316 I4aughfin, Thomas, 149, Highmore, Thomas, 33 Hallewall, Henry, 267 152 Hill, Alice, 59 ; Rev. E., Halstede, John, 95 Hauens, James, 156 ; 176, 241 ; John, 151, Halywell, Nicholas, 317 Jeremiah, 156 162, 168, 212, 318 ; Hamble, John, 327 Haward, Charles, 159 Margaret, 151 ; Mr., Hamilton, George, 151, Hawes, John, 89, 217 ; 166 ; Mrs., 166 156 ; James, 155, 157 Jonathan, 302 ; Hills, William, 291 Hammond, C., Governor Robert, 144, 147, 149, Hix, [ 1, 282 of Landguard Fort, 36 171 ; Thomas, 52 Hobart, James, 270 ; Hamond, James, 313, Hawkeswell, John, 70 Richard, 310 345 ; Thomas, 9, 52 Hawkin, Edmund, 314 ; Hockett, [ ], 288 Hamonde, John, 345, Thomas, 267 Hodge, [ 1, 303 360 Hawkins, Edward, 330 ; Hodges, Mr., 146, 152 Hanechurche, Alan de, G., 241 Hodson, W. W., 260 82 Hawten, Michael, 52 Hogan, Robert, 364 Harbert, Daniel, 172 Haynes, Hezekiah, 394 ; Hogarth, Jane, 34 ; W., Harbeur, Joseph, 156, John, 394 ; William, 34 159 • 347, 348 Hogge, John, 323 Harbour, Joseph, 171 Hayward, John, 158 ; Hoketon, John, 92 Hardicanute, 195 Thomas, 277 Hokwold, John de, 215 Hardwicke, Earl of, 34 Hedge, John, 285, 286, Holbroke, de, 384 Harlowe, Robert, 190 287 ; Robert, 325, 326 Holbrook, John de, 386, Harlynge, William de, Hele, Dr. N., 24 387 ; Margaret de, 216 Heleweton, Henry de, 387 ; Thomas de, 387 Harman, Robert, 322 268, 269 Holderness, John, 325 Harnard, William, 168, Helperly, William, 74 Holland, Thomas 52 171 Hemgrave, John, 216 Hollond, E. R., 225 ; Harper, John, 360 . Hempston, John, 323 Mr., 368 Harris, Richard, 306 ; Henmale, John, 213 Holmer, Ellen, 210, 211 William, 306 Henry iv.' 191 Holt, Jeremy, 142, 143, Harrison, Charles, 152, Herinere, Richard, 220 , 144, 145 ; John-' 353, 153, 163, 164, 167 ; Herryson George, 92 355 ; Margery. 144 Henry, 237 ; Isaac, Herse, John, 326 Holtby, Sir Christopher, 172, 395 ; John, 52, Hert, John, 361 72 160, 291 Hertest, John, 212 Holton, John, 267, 287, Harrys, Thomas, 278, Herteste, Nicholas, 216 288, 289, 292, 316, 279 Hervey, Lord Francis, 318, 327 1 Harrold, Robert, 169 194 ; John, 45, 52 ; Honorius iv., 184 Hart, Anne, .164 ; Robert, 202 ; Thomas, Honyngton, John, 218 Richard, 136, 137, 164 52 Hopton, Hugh de, 212 Hartishorn, John, 187 Heryng, Joan, 57, 59 Home, Henry, 324 Harvy, Edmund, 139, Hese, Robert, 179, 180, Hornyrwsherth, Robert ,. 172 183, 184 212, 2°19 Harvey, James, 164, 169 Heth, Elizabeth, 63 ; Horsseman, Thomas, Harvye, John, 312, 317, John, 219 314, 322, 326, 329 323, 324 ; Nicholas, Hethe, Richard, 63 ; Hmind, Robert le, 212 357, 363 Thomas, 64 Howard, John' 269 Harwood, Robert, 147, Heveningham, William, Howe, John, 279, 285, 149 170 286, 288; Robert, Haselbech, William de, Hewitt, J., 235 290, 291, 292 268, 269 Hibbell, George, 279 Howell, William, 52 INDEX OF PERSONS: 413

Howes, John, 357, 364 Ixworth, John, 70 ; Kemp, Edward, 215 ! Howesman, William, Robert, 94 William, 216 318 Kebyll, J., 90 Howlette, John, 317 Jackson, C. J., 396 Kene, Robert, 363 Howlet, Robert, 345 Jacob, Barthalina, 162 ; Kentone, Margaret de, Howsse, Nicholas, 325 Francis, 162 ; Mr., 61 ; Nigel de, 61 Howten, Hugh de, 211 145, 213 ; Robert, 280 Kenston, John, 214 Hovel], Ann, 55 ; John, James54, 261 Kenton, Nicholas of, 20 158, 163 •' Oliver, 55 ; James, Walter, 188 Kentyng, John, 66 Richard,55 ; Thomas, Janys, Thomas, 322 Kerington, Roger, 52 55 : William, 52 Jegon, John, 267 Kernisson, [ ], 290 Hubbard, Benjamin, Jelous, Petronilla, 324 Kertelyng, John, 94 170 ; John, 62, 161 ; Jennings, Fred George, Kerver, Thomas, 267 Robert, 62 176 Key, Edward, 140 Hubbert, Mr., 161 ; Jenye, Christopher, 334 Keyworth, Wihiam, 39 Robert, 338 Jenney, Sir Robert, 160 Killigrew, Mr., 35 Hudson, Benjamin, 52 Jente, John, 316 Kimmis, Thomas, 302 Huke, John, 364 Jermy, John, 394 ; Mar- King, Agnes, 200 ; Alice, Hull, Thomas, 97 garet, 394 201 ; Edward, 201 ; Humfreye, .Robert, 278, Jermyn, ,Ambrose, 336, Henry, 140 ; Kather- . 315 345 ; Thomas, 313, ine, 201 ; Nicholas, Humphrey, William, 314, 316, 320, 353, 136 ; Richard, 200, 302 356, 363 201 ; Thomas, 267, Hunewick, John, 290 Jerrold, William, 249 321 Hunte, Richard, 361 Jervis, Robert, 277, 284, Kinge, Francis, 299 ; Hunt, Captain, 37 286, 287, 288, 289 Justinian, 292 ; Hunde, Helena, 91 Jervise, Thomas, 190 Nathaniel, 295, 299 Hunte, Katherine, 65 ; Jesopp, Patient, 169 Kirby, Alexander, 154 Robert, 64, 65 Jey, Margaret, 394 ; Knatsall, Thomas, 357 Hunt, Hamblett, 172 Peter, 394 ; Thomas, Knet, William, 216 Huntyngfeld, Margery, 394 Knowles, Mr., 147 218 Joell, John, 97 Koe, Matthew, 212 Hurlock. Timothy, 39 Johnson, Captain, 138 ; Kyffyn, John, 273 Hurst, Rev. B. P., 111 Edmund, 273, 275 ; Kytson, Lady, 314-; Hustler, Elizabeth, 55 ; Frederick, 102 •, H. Margaret, 209, 320, Samuel, 52 ; Thomas, - Ross, 106 ; Jacob, 52 ; 329, 352, 363 • Sir 52 • John, 171 ; Mr., 282 Thomas, 209 ; Hyat, Master, 274 Jones, Edward, 279 Thomas, 311, 314,• Hyne, John, 271 Governor of Land- 320, 329, 331, 352, Hyshe, Edward, 60 guard Fort, 36, 39 358, 359, 360, 363 Josselyn, Colonel, 383 Iklyngham, Robert, 94 Joyce, Richard, 305 ; Lackford, Henry, 214 Ilger, Richard, 213 William, 305 Lakford, Thomas de, Illory, Reginald, 211 Julians, Robert, 156 215 Illyon, Agnes, 317 Jutter, Richard, 52 Lacon, Charles Henry, Ingham, Barnard, 280 181 Insula, Symon de, 183 Kavynham, de, 220 Lacy, Robert, 218 Imerwick, Mr., 147, 149, Keeble, Henry, 39 • Latouner, Alan, 217 150, 151, 153, 154, Keble, Richard, 90 Laking, Guy F 227, 235 156 Kedington, Robert, Lambert, Magister, 182 Ipswych, Mr., 337 310a Lancaster, Thomas, 52 Irby, Henry, 101 Keeble, William, 140, Lane, Lionel, 162 ; Iremongere, Beatrice, - 148, 149, 151 Robert in the, 215 ; 213 Kemball, R. W. J. 234 Roger, 334 ; William, Iremonger, Robert, 213 Kemp, John, 21 ; J. 0., 366 220, 221 110 • Langham, Simon, 94 Ives, Mr. 285 414 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Lankester, J. A., 255, Nicholas, 214 ; Mann, Joseph, 298, 299 ; 257 Richard, 92 Mr., 294, 295 Large, Joan, 312 ; Little, John, 284 ; Man, Man, Thomas, 165, 172 Robert, 141 The, 213 Manchester. Earl of, Larke, Robert, 320 [ 1, 195 137, 138, 139, 148, Last, Nicholas 295 Lobbe, Elias, 215 163, 164 Latimer, Anne, 388 ; Lock, William, 145 Manhaghe, William de, Cecylle, 388 •, Christo- London, John, 59 64 pher, 387, 388 Ed- Long, Francis, 171 Manning, Christopher, ward, 387, 388 ; Longe, Francis, 292, 336 ; Francis, 149, 152 Elizabeth, 388 ; Elye, 295 John, 214; 322 ; Mannyng; Margaret, 320 388 ; Justice. 388 ; William 325, 326 Mannynge, Thomas, 326 Roger, 388 ; William, Lopham, Nicholas, 217 Mannock, Ann, 35 387 388 Lord, John, 292, 294, Mannoke, Elizabeth, 324 Latounere, Roger, 211 295, 310 ; Robert, 52 Mannock, William, 35, Lavender, Matilda, 218 Lorkyn, John, 162 64 Lavenham, John de, 94 Losse, Richard, 343 Mannok; philip, 64 Laver, Dr., 2, 7 Lotlebury, Richard de, Mansel, John, 247 Lawrence, Robert, 318 198 Mansyer, Thomas, 325, Lea, Mr., -292 Lott, William Buckland, 326 Lee Elizabeth 66 ; L. 181 Manwode, Robert, 286 Vaughan, 390 ; Robert Lounde, John, 205 , Mapkin, John, 322 Vaughan, 390' • Richard, 65 Maplin, John, 323 Robert, 314, 315 Loveball, James, 353 Marchall, Philip, 283 Legate, Giles, 325, 326 Lovel, Mr., 43 Marfell, Mr., 2 Leicester, Earlol, 284 Loving, Richard, 180 Mariette, Alice, 352 Leke, Goodman, 275 Low, Charles W., 255 Markaunte, William, Leland, [ ], 20, 22 Lowte, Roger the, 91 313, 317 Leman, William, 167 L6wth, Robert, 67 Marret, Mr., 43 Leppings, [ ], 172 Lowtyde, Helen, 91 Marrower, Arthur, 168 Lesar, J., 90 Lucas, Captain, 37 ; Marsh, John, 52 ; Lestere, Agnes, 71 ; Massila fitz, 221 Matthew, 52 ; Thomas Nicholas, 212 ; Thomas, 359, 362 171 Richard, 71 ; Robert, Luci, Richard de, 181 Marshall, Anne, 292 ; 218 Lunte, John, 323 Joan, 292 ; Mr., 39,, Lestraunge, Alianora, Lute, Robert, 180, 187 42 62 ; John, 62 Luton, John de, 212 ; Marsh, William, 168, Letche, John, 274 Simon de, 268, 269 170, 171 Lether, William, 273 Lynne, Basilla de, 215 ; Martine, ] ohn, 172 Leverton, Nicholas, 143 Henry de, 213 ; John, Martin, Mr., 35, 36 Levi, Minheer, 42 337 Martynne, Thomas, 319, Levyng, John, 269 Lynthorpp, Robert, 210 325, 326, '345 Levit, Robert, 141 Mary, Queen, 259, 261 Lewenes, Robert, 320 Macalister, Professor, 7 Mascall, Henry, 395 Lewes, Mark, 166, 167, Machyn' . Henry, 230 Mason, William, 70 ; 168 Macro, Thomas, 52 ; Thomas. 273 Lid, Thomas, 140 William, 60 Masson, Richard, 278 Lilly, Mr., 42, 43 ; Maggard, William, 218 Mathcr, Alexander, 97 Thomas, 267 Maishant, William, 293 'Mathewe, William, 67 Lillyman, John 180 Maizant, William, 293 Mawe, Mr., 287 Lindsay, Captain H., Malerye, Alice, 365 ; Maxey, John, 395 230 Giles, 365 May, Elizabeth, 63-, Lindsell, Samuel, 139 Malet, Robert, 208 Henry, 164 ; Nicholas, Ling, Peter, 52 Mallabar, Thomas, 187, 347 ; Thomas, 41, 394 Lingwood, Edward, 106 180 Maye, William, 360 Listere, Andrew, 214 ; Maltywarde, William, Mayhewe. John, 317 Henry, 213, 214 332, 353, 356 Maynard, Mr., 299 INDEX OF PERSONS. 415

Mayor, Edward, 140 Mosse, Margaret, 324 ; Norwold, Andrew de, Mead, John, 293, 295, Richard, 318, 351 219 310 Mosyll, Margaret, 394 ; Notebem, John, 65 Meade, Mr., 295 Thomas, 394 Nunne, Edward, 358 ; Medcalfe, Robert, 295 Muller, Mr., 43 Thomas, 359 Medov.s, John, 52 Munne, Richard, 149, Nunn, George, 274 ; Melford, John, 328, 339 ; 150 Walter, 52 Thomas, 328 Muntyngmoor, Alice, Nuttall, Thomas, 137 Mercer, Rev. Leslie, 233 217 Nutton, Edward, 309 Mericolt, John, 91 Muriell, Stephen, 280 Merrells, William, 306 Mychell, Henry, 325 Oderiche, John, 330 Meryell, Richard, 59 Myldmaye, Thomas, 336 Ofelde, Thomas, 280, Metcalfe, Robert, 294 Myldmay, Walter, 282 281 Methelwold, John de, Mylne, Thomas atte, 72 Okham, Christopher, 95 178, 180 Oldfilde, Thomas, 275 Methelwode, Margery, Naunton, Margaret, 62 Oldhalle, William, 60 92 Nawntown, Robert 71 Oldham, Margaret, 202 Methewolde, W., 90 Nekton, Agnes de, 213 Olive, Isaac, 302 Mey, William, 325, 326 Netdriver, Hubert le, Oliver, Dorothy, 54 ; Meyrick, S. R., 235 215 John, 301, 302 ; Ste- Milden, William of, 246 Nethergate, Thomas, 169 phen, 302 ; Thomas, Mildenhalle, Hugh de, Neve, Thomas, 277 54 ; William, 304 180, 185 Nevill, Edmund. 156, Olmstede, Mr., 143 Mildynhale, John, 218 159, 176 Olorenshaw, J. R., 89 Miller, Thomas, 212 ; Newehawe, William, 221 Olyffe, John, 274 William, 217 Newman, Edward, 285, Olyvere, Peter' 219 Milner, Gibson-Cullum- 287 ; John, 271 ; Ondby, Isabel, 270 ; G., 233 Richard, 71 ; Thomas, John, 270 Milton, John-, 137 140, 310, 322, 323 Ordewe, Robert, 318 Milverton, John, 22 Newton, Isaac, 34 Orkney, Lord, 37 Mist, Thomas, 267 Neve, Thomas, 277 ; Osborne, Bess, 279 ; Moese, Francis, 150 William, 365 Elizabeth, 279; Monastery, Walter of Nicholls, William, 287, George, 285, 291 ; the, 206 290, 292, 293, 295 ; Robert', 273 Monchensey, Walter, , Gregory, 165 Osberne, Henry, 70 ; 249 Nichol, Henry fitz, 213, Richard, 219 Monte Caniso, Beatrice 214 ; John, 215 Oveton, John, 20 de, 248 ; Thomas, 248, Nicholas, Gregory, 162 Owles, Mr., 160 249 ; William de, 247, Nichols, J. G., 230 Oxburgh, William de, 248, 249 Nicole, J., 91 249 Moody, Samuel 139 Niglysshe, Peter, 318 Oxe, Thomas, 165, 169 Moore, David, '43 ; Mr., Ninge, Thomas, 346 Oxford, Countess of, 155, 395 ; Robert, Nix, Richard, 96 356 ; Lord, 284 ; 146 Norfolk, Thomas, Duke Symon, 313 More, Clement, 325 of, 21, 359, 362, 387 Morley, Matthew de, 394 Packard, Mr., 2 Morse, Edward, 397 ; Norman; Bartholomew Packer, Thomas, 172 Margaret, 397 ; fitz, 203 ; William, 318 Pagan Master, 184 Thomas, 397 Norrey, William, 213 Paganus, Rector of , Mortimer, Roger, 259, Norrys, William, 220, Barton Mills, 180 261 315 Page, Alice, 92 ; John, Morwyne, Alice, 322 North, Robert, 215 59, 354 ; Robert, 293 ; Moryce, John, 339 Northcote, 'A. F., 240 Martha, 293 ; William, Mose, Robert, 200 ; Norwich, John de, 106, 337, 338 William, 200, 218 110 ; Walter, Bishop Paine, Ambrose, 52 ; of, 247 Dr. John, 52 GG 416 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Palgrave, Walter' 211 Pethtour, Henry, 217 Pratt, Edward, 157 . Pallant, Edward, 170 ; Petric, Flinders, 31, 113 William, 157, 161 William, 168, 171 Pett, ChristOpher, 159 Prentys, John; 216 Palmer, Edfine, 204 ; Pettit, John, 52 Prentyse, John, 325 John, 361 ; Ralph, 204 Peyntour, John, 68 Prig, [ ], 290 Palton, Nicholas, 349 Peyton, Christopher, Prike, John, 360 Pannell, Mr., 271 319, 320, 322, 349, Prime, Richard, 44, 45, Park, William, 267, 323 357 ; Edward, 330 ; 52 Parker,- Edward, 351, John, 64 ; Frances, Prockter, Mr., 156 360, 390 ; Elizabeth, 63 ; Robert, 64, 334 ; Proctor, Mary, 155 ; 390 ; Henry, 156 159, Thomas, 65 ; William, William, 141, 155 171, 390 ; John, 156 ; 64 Prior of Stoke, John, Katherine, 390, 391 ; Philipson, Captain, 37 185 Philip, 390, 391 ; Phillips, Thomas, 39, Priour, Roger, 215 William, 35, 390, 391 42 Pritchard, Godfrey, 110 Parkhurst, John, 20 ; Pidgeon, Abraham, 39 Pulham, R., 90 Margaret, 20 Pierce, John, 42 Pultere, Adam, 217 ; Parmeter, Robert, 289' Piks, William, 217- Richard, 216 Parson, John, 271 Pilgrome, Thomas, 284, Pureas, John, 53 Parsons, Philip, 141 285 Purplet, Mr., 36 Partridge, Anne, 293 ; Pinder Mr., 156 Pylbarow, Robert, 320, Charles, 57 ; John, Pinneham,,William, 344 323, 326 293 Pits [ 1, 20 Pylkington, William, Partriche, Richard, 79 Plandon, John, 322, 325, 325 Partrych, John, 72 326, 348, 364 Pynneham, William, 315 Easton, Thomas, 261, Plaundon, Joan, 343, Pyrrye, Hugh at, 315 271 347, 348 ; Thomas, Pavely, Alice de, 394 ; 348 Quyk, Andrew, 69 Reginald de, 394 ; Plater, Mr., 160 Quik, Henry, 217 Walter de, 394 Playters, Lionel, 141 Qwyte, Richard, 220 Pawllet, Lady, 285 Pleasance, Henry, 299 Payne, Catherine, 56 Plumer, John' 168, 212 Radclyff, Thomas, 66 Payn, John, 66 ; Plummer, C., 194 - Rainsford, Thomas, 53 William, 105, 271 Plumsted, Augustine, Ramsey, John, 97 Peanny, John, 267 150 Ramseye, Robert, 214 Pocklington, R., 239 Randal, Benjamin' 161 ; Peafe, John, 145, 154 Poleye, William, 313, John, 158, 165 ; Peckham, John, 208 316, 321 Joshua, 142, 163, 168, Penington' Alderman, Pollington, Richard, 348 170 ; Mr., 142, 144, 163, 169 ; Frances, Polsted, Jacob de, 219 157, 164, 169, 171 ; 335 Ponde, Nicholas, 388 Sarah, 168, 171 Pennington, Charles,43 ; Pope, Dudley, 141 ; Randolf, Robert, 67 Lady Anne' 335 ; John, 59 ; Mr., 255 Rannew, John, 136 William, 335 Poppelrenter, Dr., 29 Rattelesden, Thomas, Pentlowe, George, 293 ' Porter, Edward, 170 ; 94 Pepper', George, 136 Elias, 211 ; Geoffrey Raven, John, 266 ; Pepper, Clare, 143, 162 ; le, 199 ; Jacob, 210 ; Nathaniel, 145 158, Josias, 143, 161, 162, Mr., 169 ; Richard, 159, 161, 162 163 170 ; Roger le 199 ; Ravens, Mr., 289 Pepys, Richard, 294 William, 190, 336 Ray, Clement, 306 Perkins, Thomas, 171 Pote, Robert, 282 Raye, Mr., 137, 138, 148; Perkyn, Th6mas, 362 Potter, John le, 202 Walter, 53 Person, John, 212 ; Poulter, John, 52 Raynam, Ralph, 283- Richard, 60 Powell, Edgar, 178 Raymond, William, 140, Pettit, Christopher, 299 Powis, William, 157 154, 156 Pethour, Henry, 218 ; Powle, Henry, 95 Read, C. H., 7, 28, 257 ; William, 218 Poynter, John, 158 Edward, 172 ; George, INDEX OF PERSONS. 417

393 ; John, 39,3 ; J. Roo, Robert, 361 Sampson, Simon, 199, Page, 394 ; Thomas, Ros, John, 342 249, 388 ; Thomas, 105, 153, 157 Rose, Roger, 205 247, 249 ; William, Reade, J. Colquhoun, Roscheworthe, Peter, 249 ' 392, 393 212 Sandiland, Andrew, 136 Rede, Edward, 323 ; Rosshbrok, Hugh, 211 Sanknill, Jordan de, 183 Reginald, 323, 325, Rougham, Edward, 95 ; Sas, Robert, 210 326 ; Roger de, 198, William, 69 Sater, Robert, 156 218 ; Thomas, 283 Rous, Anthony, 311, Saumarez, Lady de, 385 Redgeman, John, 67 344, 358, 362 Saunder, Mr., 395 - Redgrave, John de, 217 Row, John, 172 Savile, Mr. Baron, 385 Reding, John, 316 Rowgham, Edmmid, Savelli, James de, 180, Redstone, Lilian, 259, 318 184, 186 311 ; V. B., 134, 383, Rowght, John, 327 Sayer, Thomas, 140 396 Rowley, Joshua, 39 Sawydr, Robert, 308 Rede, William, 344 Rubroc, John de, 183 SaXeye, William, 331 Revans, Jeremiah, 139 Ruckewood, Nicholas, Scalerd, John, 271 Reve, Edward, 327, 328 ; 356 Scarbot, Andrew, 200, Edmund, 342 ; John, Rudde, Henry, 74 201 320, 323, 340, 341 ; Rudham, Robert de, 217 Scarfe, William, 59 , Roger, 327 Rudham, Robert de, Schaffhausen, Frau ' Reyce, 383 217 ; Thomas,' 94, 208 Merteus, 28 Reynoid, Mr.;-156'. ' Ruggell, John, 292 ; Scarninge, Roger, 295 Reynolds, Mark, 140, William, 274 Schardelowe, John de, 150, 159 ; Peter, 221 ; Rushebrooke, John, 274, 61, 163 ; Joan, 61; 86 Robert, 395 276, 277 ; Richard, Scherman, William, 220 Rhodes, John, 180 324 Schipman, John, 217 Rie, Robert, 91 Rushbrok, Simon, 91 Scott, Frederick, 163, Richardson, Bryand, Russell, John, 363 ; 164 ; Mr., 36, 37, 39 278 ; Leonard, 180 ; Lady Anne 249 ; Robert, 167 ; Thomas, Richard, 325 Lord, 334 ; Lord John, 202 Ringsted, Thomas, 342, 249 ; Thomas, 66 Scoyle, John, 273 348, 349 , Russham, Mr., 275 ; Scrivener, Elizabeth, Robarde, Old, 278 Thomas, 310 144 ; Mr., 144, 147 ; Roberd, Henry, 271 ; Rust, Dr., 39, 40 ; Samuel, 136, 137 John, 71 Robert, 144 Scultock, John, 167 Robert, Leticia Fitz, 219 Rutot, M., 114 • Segrave, Henry de, 249 Roberts„ Joseph, 34, 35, Rybreade, Richard, 91 Seckford, Elizabeth, 37 ; William, 105 Rycarde, William, 323 393 ; Thomas, 393 Robertson, T., 395 Rysham, Thomas, 278 Segar, Robert, 279 ; Robson, Robert, 141 Thomas, 156 Robynson, Thomas, 281, Sadde, Richard, 321 Selot, John, 96 285, 310 St. Albert of Trafano, 23 Semarke, Edward, 321, Roding, John, 360 St. Edmund, Henry de, 322 Rodyng, Adam, 60 207 ; Nichol de, 207 Senior, Nicholas, 211 Rogers, Matthew, 53, St. Etienne, Villiers de Sentere, John, 210 167 20 Severn, Thomas, 41 Rogerson, Margaret, St. Petronilla; 196 Sewale, Robert, 59 164 ; Thomas, 164 St. Philiberto, John de, Sewall, John, 320 Rokewood, Edward, 167 240 Seyngler, Richard de, Rokewode, Joan, 62 ; St. Robert, 200 183 John, 62 ; Roger, 63 St. Sythe, 196 Shardelowe, Ella, 62 ; RokeWocde, Robert, 354 Salter, Edward, 169 ; Sir Robert, 62 Rollinson, Henry, 141, John, 316 ; William, Sharpe, John, 53 ; 168, 169, 170, 171 270 -Richard, 276 Roman, Mr., 42 Salysbery, Thomas, 60 Shave, William, 291, 293 Rome, Edward, 215 Sheffeild, Edward, 293 418 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Sheffield, Lord, 282 ; 163, 249, 272, 289, Stansby, Robert, 137 Thomasine, 293 291, 328, 354, 363, Stanton, Henry de, 393 ; Sheldrake, Hugh, 74 ; 397 ; Reginald, 6, 7, Mary de, 393 ; Ralph John, 74 ; Martha, 74 ; 27 ; Roach, 29, 226 ; de 218 ; William, 273 Simon, 74 ; Stephen, William, 39, 53, 157, Stapylton, Brian, 66 74 William, 75 158, 161, 276, 285, Steare, Miss, 309 Sheldrick, Jonathan, 325, 326 ; Zephaniah, Stebbing, Henry. 147, 171 163 169 ; James, 53 ; Shelley, Thomas, 53, Smyth, Anne. 363 ; Ed- William, 165 179, 180 ward, 267, 305 ; , Stede, Richard, 69 Shelton, Ralph, 236 Richard, 274, 337 ; Steen, Captain, 39 Shepherd, Antony, 181 ; Robert, 354 ; Thomas, Sterne, William, 318, Robert, 136 67, 285, 289, 291, 292, 332 Sheppard, John, 272 293, 310, 393 Stevens, [ ], 290 ; Sheppey, Thomds, 326 Smythe, Mr., 274 Henry, 37, 39 ; Shercrofte, Thomas, 70 Snaylwell, John de, 196, Thomas, 165, 166, 170. Sherman, Anne, 146, 197, 201, 210 Stevyns, John, 318 158 ; Elizabeth, 148 ; Snelick, John' 172 ; Stevenson, Captain, 37 ; Mark, 143, 146, 157 ; Thomas 172 F. S., 231 Mr., 155 Sneyd, [ 1, 308 Steward, Gi,es, 53 ; Shearman, Thomas, 148 Snokeshall, John, 63 John, 53 ; Simon, 358. Shillito, Richard, 273 Soarne, Sir,William, 139 Steyner, Geoffrey, 211 Short, Ann, 151 ; John, Soller, John, 158 Stigand of Canterbury, 151 ; Mr., 166 ; Solley, Chileat, 172 240 Thomas, 151 : Somertone, John, 65 ; Stiles, John, 158, 163 ; William, 151, 166 Robert, 65 Joseph Haskin, 307 ; Shredd, Henry, 167 Sommer, William, 365 Mr., 307 Shryve. Robert atte, 219 Sothebie, Ann, 55 Stockton, Owen, 395 Sidey, Daniel, 309 Sotheby, John, 45, 53 Stoke, John de, 181 Siena, Sextus of, 20 Soutere, Richard, 215 Stokerman, Andrew, Sigbert, King of East Southwell, Richard, 312, 347, 348 Anglia, 193, 194 314, 315, 317, 360 Stokes, Ethel, 259 Simon, Archbishop, 259, Sovole, Clement, 322, Stone, Robert, 313 : 26 323 William, 152 Simonds, John, 395. Soworth, Simon df, 69 Stones, Hams atte, 88 Simpson, John, -160 Spalding, Roger, 53 Stoneham, Matthew, Sitwell, Sir George, 65 Sparham, Robert 164 162 ; Mr., 163 Skarp, John, 59 Sparke, William, '313 Stonham, Nicholas, 140, Skateron, Edward, 361 ; Sparrow, Charles, 53 ; 161 ; Sarah de, 213 ; Thomas, 361 John, 301 ; Robert, Samuel, 160 Skeat, Walter, 397 310 Stowe, Adam, 325 ; Skippen, John, 305 Spenser, Mr., 293 John, 210, 217, 220 ; Skogges, Edward, 283 Spendlow, Henry, 163, William 217 Skorby, William, 213 169 Straddisha:11, William de, Skoyle, Alexander, 91 ; Spensley, Martin, 45, 206 John, 275 53 ; Thomas, 53 Strafford, Earl of, 139 Skynner, John, 210, 280, Spenynthorn, Joan, 207; Strange, Lord, 285 281, 287, 288, 289, John, 207 Stratford, John, 69 295 ; Mr., 282, 283 ; Spore, John, 189 Strettesete, John de, 180 Richard, 292 ; Samuel Spot, Geoffrey, 206 Strobolgi, David de. 207 298 Spring, William, 139 Strong, Edmund, 3, 35, Slaney, Mr., 158 Spyllman, John, 359 37 ; Thomas 34, 35, Small, John, 67 Spylman, Robert, 96 36, 37, 40, 41, 43 - Smart, Ezekiel, 143 Stafford, John 53 ; Mr., Strutt, John, 273 Smith, Brian, 158 ; 167 ; Robert, 166 Thomas, 167, 168 ; Elizabeth, 393 ; H. E., Stanley, Merelina Spring William, 286, 302, 304- 26 ; John, 63, 65, 158, 44 Stuarde, Mi., 281 INDEX OF PERSONS. 419

Stutevile Thomas, 166, Thebaud, Nigel, 261, Triecot, Thomas, 141 167, 168, 169, 171 270 ; Sarah, 270 ; Trompour, Peter, 218 Stutt, George, 354 Simon, 270 Tucke, John, 268, 286 Subseneschal, Richard Thernelthorpe, Francis, Tuck, Mr., 160 the, 316 388 ; Justice, 388 Turner, John, 66, 180, Sudbury, James, 267 ; Thetford, John de, 219 283, 333 ; George, 37 ; John, 273 ; Robert, Thicknesse, Mr., 383 Henry, 53 ; Thomas, 274 Thirgood, Mr., 290 249 ; Philip, 351 ; Suffield, -Walter, 197 ; Thompson, George, 161 ; William, 53 William, 97 Robert, 170 Tumor, Hew, 90 Sugden, Elizabeth, 153 ; Thorne, Oliver, 163 Tuttiett, Laurence Robert, 140, 153, 158 Thorner, Oliver, 158 Rayner, 181 Suliarde, John, 61 Thornbecke, John, 158 Tybbyngg, John, 212 Sulyarde, John, 334 Thornhill, Jane, 34 ; Tyler John, 325, 326 ; Judith, 34 ; Sir Jas., Wa:lter, 70 Summers, John„ 53 33 Tylkys, John, 59 Sumpter, Simon, 143, Thornton, Alice de, 221 Tymms, Samuel, 382 144 Thorpe, Alice, 91 ; Typtotte, John, 337 Sussex, Earl of, 285 Daniel, 91 ; Edward, Tyrrell, Richard, 331, Sutton. Mr., 386 ; 91 ; Frances, 388 ; 332, 350 ; Robert, 349 Thomas, 202 Thomas, 388 Tyse, Thomas, 325, 326 Swaffham, John, 95 Thrower. John, 164, 169 Swaine, John, 152, 157, Thurleby, John, 161, Ulse, Thomas, 326 158, 164 172 Utting, John, 140 ; Swan, Philip, 180 ; Thurby, Mr., 170 Thomas, 150 Thomas, 167 Thurston, Mr., 143, 150, 8wanton, Alan de, 219 ; 153, 160 Valence, Aymer, 390 Stephen, 71 Thwayts, Christopher, Vaughan, John, 190 Swynborne, Sir Robert, 388 ; Margaret, 388 Veasey, Nathaniel, 172 62 Thweyts, William, 97 Verdon, Thomas de, 201 Sydey, Walter, 271 - Till, John, 271 Verdun, Walter de, 183 Symonds, John, 44 Tillet, Leonard, 388 Vernon Wentworth, Symonds, Henry 53 ; Tilory, Francis, 162 Capt. F. C., 24 John, 44 ; Rev. Tink, Mr., 153, 154 Violett, Maxtid, 137 William, 44 ; Susan, Tinke, Martha, 143, 146 ; Visdeleu, Katherine, 54 ' Mrs., 160 ; Philip, 141, 394 ; Rose 394 ;, Syne Robert, 60 143, 146, 150 Thomas, 394 ; Sythyng, Henry, 96 Tivell, Thomas, 139 394 Titot, Agnes, 221 Voice, Edward, 141 Tabourer, Walter, 211 Tonni alias Toney, Vyell, Robert, 216 ; Thclema, Sir L. Alma, Stephen, 104 Thomas, 60 225 -Toney, Thomas, 104 Vyncent, Williarri, 325, Talever, John, 211 Tooley, Henry, 35 326 Talmach, Lionel, 394 Topcliffe, [ 1, 137, 148 Vynes, Edward, 305 Tame, Thomas, 271 Topysfeld, Ralph, 65 Tanner, Bishop, 178 Torigny, Robert de, 246 Waketon, Thomas, 211 Taylor, George, 339,351, Torney, Walter, 212 Waldegrave, Edward, 358 ; J. E., 257 ; Mr., Tostok, John, 221, 315 285 ; Sir Riehard, 248, 145 ; Mrs., Fetzer, 111 Totty, Anne, 293 ; 249 ; William, 249, Taylour, John, 218 Thomas, 293 285 Taverner, Nicholas, 217 Townrow, Thomas, 171 Waldson, Captain, 39 Tebbett, John, 171 Tram, Thomas, 211 Waleys, Augustine le, Tebots, Thomas, 318 Trapette, ThoMas, 353 197 Teesdale, E. J., 239 Traps, John, 39 Walker, William, 140, Thame, Henry, 324,-325 Treledoun, John, 210 155 Trenchefuyl, William, Walpole, Master of, 359 ; 186 Williarn, 216 420 INDEX OF PERSONS.

Walsham, John, 59 ; Welweyn, John, 249 Woderone, Willi 3111, 180 Robert, 220, 221 Welwrighte, Bartho- Wodes, John, 292, 293 Walsingham, Thomas, lomew, 216 Wolfreston, de, 384 183 Wentworth, Thomas, 66 Wolferston, Elizabeth, Walters, Mr., 28 West, Thomas, 271, 272 387 ; Margaret de, Walton, Reginald de, Westead, John, 161 388 ;. Roger de, 387, 180, 181, 184, 185, Westhorp, John, 53 388 ; Thomas, 387, 186 ; Thomas, 86 Westle Alexander, 221 388 . Wancy, John de, 199 Westwood, Jonathan, Wolpett, John, 94 Warde, Edward, 53 ; 155 Wolsey, Cardinal, 382 Geoffrey, 364 ; James, Westyll, J., 90 Wonwere, John, 21 277 Weyland, Thomas, 208 Wood, F., 391 ; Joseph, Ward, 'John, 137 ; Mr., Wheeler, Mr., 149 299 ; Lawrence, 339 ; 169, 389 ; Whepsted, John de, 219 Mr., 158 ; Thomas, Richard, 157, 158 Whetene, Agnes de, 218 270 Warner, Benjamin, 305 ; Whight, John, 53 ; Woode, William, 96, 97 George, 290 ; John, William, 338 Woodhowse, Elizabeth, 299, 304, 305 ; Seman Whitby, William, 142, 390 ; Thomas, 390 ; le, 213 ; Martin, 290 ; 146 William, 390 Thomas, 267 White, [290 ; John, Woodnorton, Janet de, Warren, George, 180 ; 135, 138 ; William, 219 ; John, 212 John, 53, 214 ; 385 Woods, Thomas, 154 Matthias, 53 ; Mr., Whitehed, Thomas, 180 Woo-dward, John, 218 166, 172, 293 ; Whiting, James, 157 ; Woolmer, John, 147 Thomas, 154, 155, John, 146, 149, 151, Wordsworth, Bishop, 164, 168 157, 159, 272 ; Mr., 241 Warenne, Ralph, 360 ; 144 ; Peter, 272 ; Worlyngworthe, Robert, Robert, 318 Thomas, 272 69 Warwell, James, 161, Whitlock, Francis, 305 Wortham, Nicholas, 94 162 • Whitlow, Mr., 160 Wren, Bishop, 139 ; Waseye, Richard, 312 Whyten, Peter de, 249 Christopher, 34 Watbury, William, 156 Whytere, Richard, 220 Wright, [ ], 359 ; A. G., Wattes, John, Wiatt, John, 295 28 ; H. J. 239, 250 ; Martha, Wicherle y, Dani el 140 John, 53, 60, 385 387 ; Watts, Mr., MO,. 161 ; Wicks, Robert, 170 Mr., 170 ; Rachel, 385; Richard, 139 ; Wilby, John, 154, 155 Robert, 211 ; Thomas, Thomas. 160, 162, 164 Wilkes, H. E., 257, 258 143, 145 Watson, ahrisapher, Wilkinson', Gabriel, 42'; Wryth, Henry, 220 168 ; John, 139 ; John, 168 ; Mr, , 171 Wrythe, Robert, 222 Thomas, 159 Willes, [ ], 282, 289 Wurnard, Anthony, 162 Wauncy, Edmund, 61 ; Willett, John, 270, 286, Wurthedestede, John de William de, 61 287, 288, 289, 291, 183 Webb, Robert, 59, 168, 292, 293 Wyatt, Jonathan, 301 ; , 259 Willet, Thomas, 275 Samuel, 301 Weder, Robert, 168 Wilmott, John, 165 Wyderyche, Thomas, Weeks, Robert, 169 Wimare, Robert, son of, 320 Weever, 22 384, 386 Wydo, Henry fitz, 204 ; Welde, Edmund, 286 Wingfield, Anthony, William fitz, 204 Weld, Joseph, 45, 53 337, 338 356 Wyff, William, 365 Welham, Isaac, 168 ; Wingefelde, Thomas, Wygenhale' Johns 96 ; Mr., 165, 166 335 Margaret, 90 Wellbancke, John, 396 Winter, Ralph, 202 Wyllon, John, 210 Weller, Mr., 301 Winton, Richard, 181 Wynchester, Edmund, Welles, Alice, 236 Wissitt,, Agatha, 189 ; 63 ; Thomas, 63 Wellys, Erkenwald, 236 Robert, 189 William, 63 Wells, John, 136 Wlsius, 195 Welton, Mr., 298 Woborne, Edward, 324 INDEX OF PERSONS. 421

Wyngefeld, Anthony, Wyseman, Thomas, 341 Yorke, Mr., 284 318, 331 ; Edmund, Wylnese, John de, 270 Young, Gascoigne, 53 ; 325, 326 - Wulfstan, 195 Robert, 313 Wyntyr, Richard, 60 Younger, Renry, 144, Wypownd, Stephen, 59 Yelverton, William, 365 160 Wyrlyngworth, John, Yole, Richard, 322 York Gilbert of, 185, 211, 212, 213, 214 187