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EXCURSIONS 1979 Reportand notesonsomefindings

5 May Stokeby Clare,StokeCollege,began temp. Ed. Confessor at Glare, collegiate church of John the Baptist, richest church in Domesday Book, with 3,000 acres. Given to Bec a bbey in 1090 and became regular Benedictine priory : as such, moved to Stoke 1124, presumed date of Norman core of surviving, apparently cruciform, remains of priory church. Reconstituted a college 1415, operating with dean, 6 canons, 8 vicars, etc., by 1423 (V.C.H. II , 145-6), presumed date of main destruction and conversion of Romanesque building. Last dean, Matthew Parker, spent crucial 12 years of Reformation mainly here till college dissolved 1548. Inventories 1534 and 1548 in Proc.Suff. Inst. Arch., XVII,1921, 21-77 (hints on plan and arrangement of church, 46-49). 1547, Edward VI sold college to his tutor, , Greek scholar and Reformer. Exposed massive groundfloor carved ceiling-beams probably this period. Under Elwes family, here temp. Charles II —Victoria, fine balustered staircase and 2 panelled rooms Queen Anne or early Georgian —the period when the house (now a private school) took its present character. Under Lord Loch, 1897, Lutyens created present front entrance, W. court and walled garden. Freegrammarschool founded here by Parker, extinguished c. 1780 by notorious miser Elwes. Parish Church, well-endowed in Domesday Book, and with early 'stratified' stonework at S.E. corner of S. aisle (originally the S.E. corner of nave), was originally dedicated to St Augustine, one of three such very early dedi- cations in Suffolk. Late Victorians re-dedicated to John the Baptist, on mistaken assumption, still prevailing, that it seived as church to the nearby college. Church remodelled in later t5th century. Doom uncovered 1948, possibly Marian. Kedington.Brian Charge explained that Romano-British finds beneath nave could no longer be taken to prove church built on R-B site —only that some R-B materials were used, prob- ably from recently found R-B villa site to S. Barnardiston family owed its famous puritanism to Sir John Cheke, of Stoke College. Wall monument representing improbably in effigy Sir Nathaniel, 1588-1653, foremost Suffolk opponent of the Crown, put up after his widow's death in 1669 by son Samuel. At his funeral, their rector had begged her to 'Add to his memory no pictured stone', &c.

29 May RushmereSt Andrew churchyard sheltered by magnificent yew-hedge planted 1856.1861, nave and chancel rebuilt by E. C. Hakewill. Parker (Eccles.& Arch. Topog., Suffolk, 1855) already reported 'some good benchends, with poppy-heads, all spoiled by being converted into modern pews.' See Cynthia Brown, above, p. 286. Katherine Cadye, widow, 1522 (Vol. 8, f. 201, IP. wills), left masons' wages for new steeple 'in like fashion, bigness and workman- ship as' that of Tuddenham. Her husband William had made similar bequest in will proved 22 May 1497 (44 Multon. Consist.wills ). Church at that time dedicated to Mary, not Andrew. Kirby, Suffolk Traveller, 1764, noted 'The two steeples do only differ in the form of the battlements.' Cautley, SuffolkChurches,noted at Rushmere 'the pinnacles to the tower,i representing the evangelists' emblems, were replaced [1924], though they were copied from the old so far as their weather-worn condition permitted.' New W. window 1,863,presumably the main alteration to tower since 1522. HumberdoucyHouse,beside Humberdoucy Lane and sojust within the ancient bound- ary, pargetted late-medieval house ( ? the Cadys'). Sylvia Colman notes : 'Originally open hall with storied upper and lower ends, the ends originally roofed at right-angles to hall.

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House re-roofedas singlerange late i7th century. Good (? early Tudor) Mouldedceilingin parlour, and remains of re-sitedplank-and-muntinscreen.In late 16th century, hall divided horizontally,chimney-stackadded, fireplacegiven ornate classicalplaster surround.' TuddenhamSt Martin. Bequest 'to the building of the new steeple' 1458.Pleasant mixture of redbrick with flint in upper 2 of the 3 stagessuggestsrebuilt late t7th century or early t8th century and explainsKirby's commenton Rushmere. So pinnacleswith evangelistsmay have been part of originaldesignhere. Font givenby Richard and AgnesSylvester1443:Pevsner complainsall recut, but this seemsuntrue of miniature figuresof dead woman in bed (raised by St Martin) and BVM at her devotions. Parker, 1855: 'The whole of the original open seats remain with their rich panelling and heads in good preservation.' Cynthia Brown (see above, p. 285) explained how far Parker was deceived. Screen designed 1946by Munro Cautley. PlayfordMount, tall red-brick (withdark headers) houseabovesteepslopeon Bealingsbound- ary, designed for his own retirement, 1867,by E. C. Hakewill, 1812-72. His obituary in Builder, 2 Nov. 1872,recorded his District Surveyorshipof Hanover Square district until 1867,noted that after his retirement then, to Playford, 'the churches of Wickham Market, Sibton, Stonham Aspall, Grundisburgh and others testify to his abilities and love for this branch of his profession,'and referred to his earlier work at Rushmere and Myland (). His father Henry (1777-1830)was the most interestingmember of this architectural family (see D.N.B.), gothicisingRendlesham Hall. Playford Mount was later the home of Francis SeymourStevenson,M.P. foi.Eye 1885-1906. GreatBealingschurch.Dr Daly Briscoesummarisedthe history of the Seckfordfamily.Cynthia Brown,who organisedthe designand embroideryof the very fineseriesof kneelers,spokeon the Victorian wood-carving(see above, p. 286).

26 June GreatSaxhamchurchandHall. Two Domesdayholdingsat Saxham under St Edmund's , not 'Great' and 'Little' till t3th century. The larger, i league (3 miles) long by 5 furlongs, almost exactly its measurements today —a strip suggestinga planned land-use estate, the N. end lying along Roman road Kentford-. Sold to John Eldred 1597.On Eldred and NutmegHall, see Proc.Suff.Inst. Arch., xxv, 1952,112-115.1745,estatesoldto Hutchison Mure. By 1774he had rebuilt Hall in Palladian Gothick (Gage, Thingoe,illus. facing p. io8) : said to be by Robt Adam, who supplied a design in 1763,but not this one. Destroyed by fire, 1779.Adam supplied another design, also not adopted. What wa0 Rochefoucauld (A Frenchmanin , 1784, pp. 150-151)wrote: 'Mr More's house is curiously built in the middle of a large, ill-kept park. A year ago it was the stable of a house which had been burnt down. Mr More had two wingsadded, and the result is a building which is odd without being disagreeable; except for the middle portion the house is on one floor only.' This entirelycredibleaccount of the creationoffirstfloorofpresenthouseout offormer stable has hitherto been overlooked.In 1788Craven Ord wrote that after the fireof 1779,the new house was begun 'from a plan of Mr Adam', but that Mure completedthe house 'from a plan of his own.' It is clear from Gage (1838)that Mure built 'the centre of the mansion,' which was finishedin 1798by the new owner Thos Mills. Mills employed Joseph Patience, jnr, who added a first floor to the ground floor stable-blockand octagonal music-roomin rear created by Mure. Patience fronted all with a portico. Later changes to front probably by Wm Mills—pediments to windowsreplacing original Coade-stoneplaques. Wm Mills' diary asserted, 1818,that Mure 'spent considerablesumsin embellishingthe grounds under the great Mr Capability Brown.' In 18ot Isaac Johnson was employedto survey the estate.

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Lady Stirling, the present owner, has seven of Johnson's drawings, showing: i , Temple on bridge (between stream and lake) : foundations survive; 2, TeMple in -shrubbery : present 'Tea-house' ; 3, Temple of Dido (ruin now, between lake and rd to Lt Saxham) ; 4, The Lodge : 'now Cobbs Hall; 5, The Dairy : now ex-gamekeeper's house; 6, The Hall; 7, The Church. Little Saxharn church. Famous round tower has early-looking stratified stonework. Upper arcade and noble internal W. arch clearly 12th century. Why was I2th-century arch of N. doorway reset inside on S.E. wall of tower ? As a setting for font ? or for piece of sculpture ? Hengravechurch.Present 'dedication' to St John Lateran is mistake. St John Lateran is not a saint but the oldest of all the churches of Rome. Wm of Worcester in his Itinerarynoticed that 'the dedication of Hengrave church took place on 9 November, Feast of the Dedicationof St John Lateran', almost certainly referring to the very early i 5th-century re-dedication after the rebuilding here by Sir Thos Hemegrave (died c. 1419) and Joan his mother. Being able to date this most delightful building is helpful in working out the local development of the Perpendicular style. HengraveHall. A full reassessment of this remarkable great house by Sylvia Colman is under way.

14July Wickham Market church. Dr Colin Richmond, working on John Hopton of , has recovered the details of one of his estate-managers, Walter Fulbourne, whose chapel in the S. aisle was already in service before he died in '1489. Its roof is the chief interior distinction of the church. The Wickham local historians displayed many old and new photo- graphs of the town's streets and buildings. Thorpe Hall, approached over fields, is now a 'deserted' settlement site, a well-watered pasture, relatively high, with traces of old plough and garden land and a moated area yield- ing medieval pot sherds. Here as elsewhere in Suffolk, the 'thorp' has misled students into presuming a Danish settlement-name. It seems to derive from the HOLAPOLA and HORE- POLA of ten (small) Domesday Book entries (ff. 293b and 294), probably Old English for 'mud-pool'. 27 households were recorded, excluding a small manor-house with too acres. In Charsfieldchurch(first visit by S.I.A.), Gwenyth Dyke illuminated the monuments with her account of the Sterlinge and Leman families, and Robert Large, a 'scandalous minister'. At Godwin'sPlace,Hoo,Miss Dyke indicated the questions raised by former house-sites outside the boundary-ditch of the Green, by 7 small enclosures, 2 moats with exterior earthworks, and the main great 3-sided moat round the much rebuilt house. FollyFarm,Monewden,another moated site, originated as an ancient hunting lodge at edge of deer-park. By 1710, lodge ruins rebuilt in brick and renamed Monewden Folly. Moat late and unusually wide and deep. Little Cretingham, contiguous, 'deserted'. PettaughHall, early-Stuart parlour with very good plaster ceilings.

8 September Chedistonchurch.'Stone' element in place-nanie —Domesday Book Cedestan, etc. —suggests original Cedd's stone. Sequel: Gilbert Burroughes has found, in woods behind the Hall, a fractured erratic boulder of very great size —presumably the eponymous stone associated with Cedd. Mr Burroughes described his field-walking and aerial observation whereby he had identified two Romano-British sites'on old glebe land at Grange Farm, and another, with substantial building suggested, E. of church. Mesolithic flints also found. Observation con- tinues.

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Wissett church.Adrian Talbot told of correlatingfield-walkingpottery finds with evidencein court rolls. Manor-housesitejust S. of church and park S. of that; medieval settlement in Bunting's Lane, N. of present street. Anglo-Normanwindow-headsin tower shown by Mr Talbot to retain plaster impressionsof originalmasons' mouldingboards, and even fragment of actual board. He hopes to publish this in full. Fine bronze head from Roman vessel, found in recent years, examined by all members. Further sequel to Institute's visit: outline of apse discoveredby Mr Talbot by probing E. of chancel. At BleachFarm, Peter Northeast explained the history of ancient farmhouseon fine moated site, one of the properties of the linen-weavingfamily of Aldred (see Suffolk Review, 2, 82-5). Lunch in grounds of Spexhall Manor, 16th-centuryfarmhouse more than doubled in size in 1go8 'restosration'. In Spexhallchurch,Mrs Judith Middleton-Stewarttold of her investigationsinto manor sites. Spexhall Manor seen to be on site of Burghard's Manor, and SpexhallHall on that of Ban- yard's Manor. Scroby/Rivet manor house stood in (later) Spexhall Wood, W. of present Stbne Street. Fairstead Farm so-calledfrom famous bullock fair held on one of its fieldsfor over too years. An article is in preparation. W'esthallchurch.ExcurSionsSec., with Richard Freeman and Peter Warner, spoke about the architectural historyof the church. NormanScarfe, Hon. ExcursionsSecretaty

LECTURES February to At : 'The poor man's Bible as depicted in medieval

churchesin painting, glassand sculpture', by Mr John Salmon, B.A., F.S.A.

March 3 At Ipswich: 'Aerial reconnaissanceand archaeology:recent workin Suffolk', by ProfessorJ. K. S. StJoseph, C.B.E., M.A., LITT.D., F.B.A.

October 13 At Bury St Edmunds: The art of Stone Age man', by Mr J. J. Wymer, M.A., F.S.A.

November to At Ipswich: 'Recent research on Fenland landscapes and settlements',by Mr D. N. Hall, M.A.

December 8 At Bury St Edmunds: 'Neolithic causewayed enclosures', by Mr P. L. Drewett, B.SC., F.S.A.

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During the year 94 members were eleCted and, after taking into account resignations, the net increase in member- ship was 52. The membership of 780 comprised: 495 ordinary members, 181 associate members, 26 life members, 5 honorary members andy3 libraries and institutions.

Acock, Mr & Mrs 0. C., Robincroft, Shadowbush, Poslingford, Sudbury. Addison, Mr & Mrs R. J., Curlew Croft, Back Road, Wenhaston, Halesworth. Allen, Dr D. H., 105 Tuddenham Avenue, Ipswich. Austin, I., Mundays Lane, Orford, Woodbridge. Austin, V. H., Castle View, Mundays Lane, Orford, Woodbridge. Axe, Mr & Mrs R., it Church View, Haughley, . Ayers, Mr & Mrs E. W., Kimberley, , Ipswich. Baldock, Mr •& Mrs P. E., 105 Withersfield Road, Haverhill. Brown, Mr. & Mrs K. C., The Cottage, Great Bealings, Woodbridge. Brown, Mr & Mrs K. J., 78 Leiston Road, Aldeburgh. 'Chaplin, Mrs C. M., White Lodge, , Ipswich. Chapman, Mr & Mrs P., Vine Cottage, Hawk End Lane, Elmswell, Bury St Edmunds. Conway, Wg Cmdr & Mrs A. G., -3 Castle Rise, Haughley, Stowmarket. Curtis, Dr & Mrs R., EaStfield House, Barton Mills, Bury St Edmunds. Cytacki, Mr & Mrs J., Wilciw Cottage, Bury Road, , Bury St Edmunds. Dorrell, Miss J. M., 81 Springfield Road, Lower Somersham, Ipswich. Draper, Rev. & Mrs J. W., The Vicarage, Church Hill, Hoxne, Diss. Driver, P., Rose Cottage, Honeypot Lane, Monewden, Woodbridge. Duncan, D., Mill Farmhouse, Mill Lane, Thurston, Bury St Edmunds. Edgerley, Mr & Mrs J. T., The Vineyard, The Street, Kelsale, Saxmundham. Filmer-Sankey, W.,- Glebe Farm, Blaxhall, Woodbridge. Fiske, P. J., Walnut Tree Farm, Burstall, Ipswich. Fussell, G., 9 Kensington Road, Ipswich. Gibson, Dr Gail McMurray, Dept. of English, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A. Gidzewicz, Mrs Doris, The Firs, Main Road, Martlesham, Woodbridge. Grisewood, Harman, 58 High Street, Debenham, Stowmarket. Hall, Miss K. M., Woodlands, Constitution Hill, Ipswich. Harper, Mrs G. MacG., Greenacres, Kelsale, Saxmundham. Harwood, M. C., St Ambrose Cottage, Fen Lane, Earl Stonham, Stowmarket. 'Hatfield, Mrs D., M.B.E., 5\Cautley Road, . Holmes, Mr & Mrs M. F., Playford Grange, Great Bealings, Woodbridge. Honore, Mr & Mrs M., Acorns, Great Bealings, Woodbridge. Knight, Mr & Mrs A. W., 28 Crofton Road, Ipswich. Lacy-Scott, Mr & Mrs H., Poplar Meadow, Thurston, Bury St Edmunds. Langdon, Dr & Mrs T. C., Peverells, Tye' Green, , Sudbury. Laverton, Mr & Mrs K. D., Monkey Lodge, Freston, Ipswich. Marriott, Mrs D., 67 Constable Road, Ipswich. Moore, I. E., 20 Southfield Close, Newmarket. Morton, Mr & Mrs W. D., Suncroft, Martlesham Road, Little Bealings, Woodbridge. Norrington, Mr & Mrs R. V., Manor Farm, Bredfield, Woodbridge. Panther, Mr & Mrs G. H., 419 Woodbridge Road, Ipswich. Parish, P. G., 3 Victory Road, Ipswich. Peskett, Mr & Mrs S. V., Huntsman & Hounds Cottage, The Street, Metfield, Harleston, . Philpot, Mr & Mrs R. J., 35 Preston Drive, Ipswich. Podd, S., White Horse Cottage, Chapel Road, OtleY, Ipswich. Pryor, F., Lannock Manor, Hitchin, Herts. Reckitt, Miss M. H. V., 85 Westerfield Road, Ipswich. Roberts, Mr & Mrs J. T., 6 Faulkeners Way, Trimley St Mary, Ipswich. Sherwood, Mrs M. A., Prospect House, Kiln Lane, Stowlangtoft, Bury St Edmunds. Simpkin, Dr & Mrs R. C., Candleford Cottage, Crown Lane, Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds. Spence, Lady J., Garden Hill, Sandy Lane; Woodbridge. Tattersall, Mr & Mrs R. L. 0., Anchor House, The Street, Nacton, Ipswich.

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Taylor, Mr & Mrs M. E., 59 Henley Road, Ipswich. White, Mr & Mrs A., 25 Crofton Road, Ipswich. Williams, Mrs J. M., Timbers, Fynn Lane, Tuddenham, Ipswich. Worster, Mr & Mrs N. G., Sun Croft, Aldeburgh Road, Aldringham, Leiston.

INSTITUTION 9 cc, /5 East Suffolk College of Agriculture & Horticulture, Otley, Ipswich.

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Pembroke College, , MS. 16, f. 19 verso. by courtesy of the L brarian, Pembroke College, Cambridge

E. P. MCLACHLAN PLATE XIXa PLATE XIXb

C. BROWN C. BROWN Tuddenham: medieval standard with new straight Great Bealings: poppy head adapted from the Morrison crest (a cubit arm in grained wood spliced on to base. armour holding in the gauntlet a branch of oak fructed proper). 11

ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA TO VOLUME XXXIV

IPSWICH BLACKFRIARS p. 15, 1. 4: for John Joshua Kirby read Joshua Kirby.

EXCAVATIONS AT IPSWICH BLACKFRIARS p. 25, 1. 11, 12: for 1884 read 1889. p. 31, 1. 18: for Fig. 10 read Fig. 8. p. 34, 1. 35:for 1884 read 1889.

WOOLVERSTONEHALL p. 59: For a revised list of Johnson's country houses, see Howard Colvin, A Biographical Dictionary of British Artists, 1660 —1840 (London, 1978), 463 —64.

p. 62, para. 1: Johnson's use of honeysuckle scroll balusters: add 38 Grosvenor Square, c. 1776—77. p. 62, para. 3: The white marble fireplaces in the dining room (c) and study (A)at are also to be associated with Johnson's work. The voluptuous dining room fireplace is almost identical with that at 38 Grosvenor Square (Survey of London, xxxix, Pl. 17c); a fireplace at 63 New Cavendish Street is also very similar; they could well be the work of John Bacon (1740—99). Each fireplace features classical nymphs on pedestals, the two at Woolverstone holding a lute and a comic mask respectively. The study fireplace at Woolverstone is closely related in design to another fireplace at 38 Grosvenor Square. Delete reference to a possible association with Hopper or Rossi.

EXCURSIONS,1977 p. 154, 1. 21: for 1484 read 1474.

CHAPEL OF ST EDMUND POUNTENAY pp. 171—79: In 1974 the St Memorial Trust was founded with the main object of maintaining St Edmund's Chapel at Dover. The formation of the Trust attracted publicity which brought newsof parish churches dedicated to St Edmund in Nottinghamshire and elsewhere. Despite the solitary record of a pilgrimage from Ipswich to his shrine it now seemsprobable that the dedication of the Ipswichchapel, as of these churches, was due to the short-lived cult of St Edmund, rather than to any special connection between the saint and the town. In , twice-yearlypilgrimages still continue to his shrine in Pontigny Abbey, where the inscription describes him as 'Protector of Burgundy and England.' The author is indebted to Mr J. C. Neville Wood, M.A., Chief Executive, Vale of White Horse District Council (who quotes Mr Ernest Nicholson, founder of the Trust) for this information.

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TASBURGHS OF SOUTH ELMHAM p. 273, 1. 16: for Maud read Anna. p. 271, 1. 3: after false assumption add John Tasburgh IV's accounts for 1593—94 show that he spent 7s. 2d. on repairs to 'ye Ile at St Peters church'; presumably this was the family chapel (S.R.O., HA 12/E1/12/77).

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The text page numbers are shown in roman figures; italic figures denote page numbers of illustrations.

A Audele, Rev. Thos, 43 - Mills, 73 Abbot, Alice, 126n Audley End (Ess.), 277 Batayle, Robt, -142 Abingdon, St Edmund of, see Rich, Austria, enamelwork, 10 Bateman, Geo., 275 Archbishop . Aylesbury (Bucks), 274 Thos, 272, 273, 274, 275 (Berks), Majesty statues, 255-9 Bath, Sir John, Earl of, see Acton, Nath., 200 Bourchier Adam, Robt, 63, 300 Bacon, Edm., 110 , Wm Earl of, see Bourchier Aethelfrith, King of -, Edw., 119 Baylham, John, 264, 265 Northumberland, 252, 253 - , John and Margaret, 113 Bealings, Great, St Mary's Church, Aethelwold, Benedictional, 258n -, John and Margery (nee Tyllot), woodcarving, 286, 300, Pl. XIXb Agas, Joan, 40 110, 119, 124n, 126n , Little, 73 Aidan, St, 253 Nath., 105 Bec Abbey, 299 Aldeburgh, 38, 289 , Sir Nich., Lord Keeper, 100n, Beccles, 39, 40, 43, 67, 69, 70 Aldham, 192 104-5, 110, 124n , The Venerable, Historica Aldred family, 302 Bacton, 42, 65 Ecclesiastica, 251, 252, 253 Aldritch, Thos, als Carver, 154 Badingham, 42 Bedford, Duke of, see Hatfield, Aldwulf, King of East Anglia, 251 Bagendon brooches, 240, 242-3, Jasper de Alfred jewel, 1, 3, 5, 11 illus. 241, no. 3a Bedingfield, Ant., 107 Alington, Giles and Ursula (nee Bagington (Warwicks.), pot stamps, , Edw., 107 Drury), 126n 165 , Grace, 123n Allen, Wm, 176 Bakeler, John, 38 -, Sir Henry, 117 , 42 Baker, Robt, 181, 190n Bedlington (Northumb.), Viking Ambli, Wm of, 82 , Wm, 184 grave, enamelwork, 3, 4 Amiens, 'Boy ', 87 Barber, Mary see Boldero , 105 Ammers, Edm., 184 Barbour, John, 264, 265 Belynges, Silvesterde, 171, 172, 178n Amsterdam, enamelwork, 5, 11 Bardwell, Sir Wm, 107- 8, 123n Benhall, 147 Andernach, Roman brooch, 240, 242 , Church monuments, 107-8, Lodge, 62 Andrew, Jas and Margery (née 123n Bennet, Ann, 104, 114 Heveningham), 263-7 , Hall Farm, 73 Bens, Joanne, 113 -, murder of, 264 Baret, John, 100n. Bentley Hall, 155, 223 , John, 263. 265. 266, 267n Barett, John, 36 Bergham, John de, 172, 178n Andrews, Thos, 104 Barham, 73, 147, 213, 289 Berlin, enamelwork, 9 , Miss, 104, 114 , Iron Age house and oven, 293 Berners, Geof. Hugh, 62 Anselm, Bishop of Bury, 257, 259n Barker, Robt, 116 , Wm, 59 -,, 257 - , Thos, 125n Betts, Robt, 185, 190 Anstis, John, 103 Barnack (Northants), Church of St , 42, 43, 46n, 184, 185 Antioch, enamelwork, 8, illus. 7 John the Baptist, carved panels, 4, Bird de Claxton, Thos, 178 Antwerp, Carmen Paschale MS, 255 10, illus. 6 Birket, Rev. Geo, 274 Appleton, Rev. Thos, 42 Barnardiston, Sir Nath., 299 Blackbourne Hundred, 188, 196, 224 Ardach chalice, 3, 5, 11 , Sam., 299 Blackenham, John de, 178 Argentine, Rev. John, 43 Barnby, 46n, 47n Blackwell, Rev, Geo., 274 Arms of Suffolk families, 103-126 Barnham, 73, 147 Blagg, T., 225 Aschby, Thos, 116 , excavations, 218, 293 Blake, Sir Patrick and Annabella Ashbocking, 44, 46n , Mill House, round barrow, 292 (née Bunbury), 129, 135n Ashby, 44, 46n, 47n Barningham, 40 Blase, Rich., 264, 265 Ashfield, Robt and Maud (nee Barnstaple (Devon), 104 Blatchly, J. M., 23n, 81, 82 Tasburgh), 271, 272, 273 Barret, John, 113, 125n Blickling (Norf.), 43 , 44, 47 Barrow, Thos and Maria, 120 Blodhall, 108 Ashley, 73 Barton, Church monuments, 120 Blomefield, F., 87, 88, 91, 100n Aslake, Rev. Wm, 114-5 , Great, 73, 104, 105, 126n, 129, Blythburgh, 41, 73 Aspall, John, 110 213 , Holy Church, 155-6 , Old Farmhouse, 183 -, Hall, 129, 130; 135n Blything Union, 193, 202

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Bodney Hall, 277 Brickwell(Herts), 273 - - - gatehouse (Norman Boldero, Francis and Bridget nee Brigette, Rev. Edm., 42 Tower), 90, 98 Chitting), 104 Briggs, N., 82 - -, translation of St , Mary, 104 Brightwell & Foxhall, Dobbs Corner, Botolph's bones, 155 Bolton, Alice, 108, 123n round barrows, 292 - - vinefields. 94, 98, 147, Bon, John, Abbot, 110 Bristol, Augustus, Earl of, 125n 148 Bond, Francis, 171 Blackfriars, 16, 22 - -, Abbey Scriptorium, 257 Borchgrave d'Altena, Majesty Britulf the Saxon, 1 -, Abbot of, 265 . statues, 259n Brockford, 182 - -, Athenaeum, 135n Borrett, Edm., 182 Brome, 46n - -, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 74, Boscawen, Geo. and Annabella (nee , Church monuments, 114- 5, 87-101, Pls. VIII- XI Bunbury), 129, 130, 135n 123n, 125n - -, Church of St Edmund, 88 Bosmere Union, 198 Broome, Dr Wm, Vicar of Eye, - - - St James, Boston (Lincs), Blackfriars, 20 54- 7, 58n monuments, 113- 4, 125n Boteler, Nich., 264, 265 Brown, Basil, 208 - - - St John, 88 Botiler, Peirs and Maria 109 -, Obituary, 71 - - St Mary, 90, 98, 103 Botolph, St, 155 -, Cynthia, 285-6 , monuments, Boudiccan revolt, 232, 240 , Lancelot (als Capability), 300 111- 3, 124n Bourchier, Sir John, Lord Robt, 264 - Douze Guild, 92, 95,..100n Fitzwarren, Earl of Bath and Brbwnwyn, Robt, 114 - Henhowe, abbots hall of Elinor (nee Manners), 104, 106, Bruce-Mitford, Rup. L. S., 251, 252, pleas for the Liberty, 266n 123n 253, 254, 288 - - , - , case of James , Sir John, Lord Fitzwarren and Brunswick, St Blasius Cathedral, Andrew, 263, 264, 265 FranceS (nee Kitson), 106, 107 enamelwork, 5, 12n - - -, Hospital of St Nicholas, 92 , Susan and Bridget, 106, 107 Brychemor, John, 39 - King Edward VI School, , William, Earl of Bath, 107 Buckhurst, Lord, see Sackville, Thos 135n 'Boy Bishop' or St Nicholas tokens, Buckingham, Chris., 177 - li(urgical drama, 12th 87-101, passim Bucklesham, 74, 147 century, 255 -61 -, classification, 93- 8, Pl. Buers, Hen., 120 - - , - -, Epiphany, Officinm VIII- XI Bulcamp Marshes, 73 Stellae, 255 - Finds, 88; 98 - 9 Bunbury, Annabella, 129, 135n -- , -- , Pembroke Coll. - mould, 89, Pl. VIlla and b , Chas John, 130, 135n Camb. MS 16, 225-9, Pl. XVIIIb - symbolism and legends, 90- 1 , Hen. Edw., 130 - -, Market on Cornhill, 88 - Bradfield Combust, 104, 147 , Hen. Wm and Catherine (nee - Moyse'sHall Museum, St Clare, 46n Horneck) 129- 36. Pls. XIII, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88, 89, 90, St George, 105, 124n XIV, XV 92, 100n, Pis VIII, IX, XI - -, Church monuments, 119 , Susannah, 135n -- , --- , Bronze Age Bradwell-juxta-Mare (Ess.), Bradwell Thos Chas and Lady Sarah sword, 281: illus. 281 Lodge, 61, 62 (née Lennox), 129-30, 131-1 - -- cruciform Braintree (Ess.), Roman road, 229 , Wm and Eleanor (née Graham brooch, 161, 166- 7, illus. 166a Bramford, 44, 200 129 and b Brancaster (Norf.), 40 Bungay, 74, 264, 265, 272, 274, -- , - -- , pot stamp, 167, , Saxon shore fort, 143 290 168n, Pl. XVI Brandeston, 73 , Priory, 37 - recreation ground, 94, 98 Brandon, Chas, Duke of Suffolk, Bures, 42 - - Register, 15th century, in 111, 114 Burgage, Rev. John, 55- 6, 57 Douai, 259n -, Mary (wife), Duchess of Suffolk , Rebecca and Sarah, 55- 6 - - Registrum Nigrum, 105 - (former Queen of France), 111, Burgh, 46n - Rougham Hill, 96, 99 120, 124n Castle, Roman mars barb, 141-3, - -, Widow's Coffee House, 133 , 73-4, 184, 213, 289, 290 Illus. 142 Butley, 74 , Bronze Age sword, 281-2, , St Botolph's Church, 155 , Burrow Hill, excavation, 213 illus. 281 , Saxon shore fort, 142, 143n , Priory, 44 excavations, 293- 4 Burke, Edm., 129 - Gatehouse, 224, Pl. XVII Ferry, 46n Burnham Deepside (Norf.), 43 Byngle, Rev. Thos, 46 , 74, 147 Thorpe (Norf.), 43 Byzantine enamelwork, 1;5, 8, 10, Bravender, J., 203 Burton, Rev. John, 42 11, illus.. 7 Breckland, 161, 168,196 - 7 Bury St Edmunds, 147.- 8, 185, 193, Breviary of Suffolk by Robt 213, 290 Ryece, 103, 105, 123n, 184-5, - -, Abbey excavations, 74, 88, Caddingham, Wm, 110 186 98, 294 Cadenham, Wm, Abbot, 124n

310 INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV

Cadye, Wm and Katherine, 299 Charsfield, 74 Coade stone, see London, , Caister (Norf.), 44 -, Church monuments, 301 Coade factory by Norwich (Norf.), pot stamps, Chedburgh, 46n Cobbett, Wm, 201 164, 165 Chediston, Romano-British sites, Cobbold, Rev. Rich., Geoffrey Caius, Dr, 272 301 Gambado . ., 132, 136n Calais, 1436 expedition, 266 Chedworth, Margaret, 129n Cockfield, 46n, 148 Caldecott, J. B., 88, 97, 100 Cheke, Sir John, 299 , Church monuments, 109, 124n Calle, Rev. Reg., 42, 47 , 74 Suttons Hall, 124n Calthorpe, Eliz., 82, 112, 125n Chelmsford (Ess.), Roman road, Coddenham, 214 Calver, Chas, 70 229, 233, 234 Coggeshall (Ess.), 286 Jas, 69-70 -, Shire Hall, 61 Coket, Thos, 111, 124n - , Sam., 70 Chester, Earl of, see Lupus , Walt., 111, 124n Cambridge, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88 (Chesh.), 253 Colchester (Ess.), Roman brooches, , Christ's College, 17th century Chesterford, Little (Ess.), 223 240, 242, illus. 241, no. 1 account book, 276- 7 Chevington, 42 Colesmore, Wm de, 178n -, Pembroke College MS 16, St Chilton by Sudbury, Thatch Cottage, Colet, Rev. John, 42, 43, 44 Gregory the Great's sermons, 183 Complain family, 125n 255-9, Pl. X VIIIb Chitting, Bridget, 104 Conyers, Ellen, 126 Campbell, Rev. Donald, vicar of - , Geo., 104 Cooke, Rev. Wm, 42 Eye, 50, 57 , Hen. (senior) and Bridget (née Cooper, Rev. Isaac, vicar of Eye, 55 Campsey Ash, 42 Wright), 104 Coote, Robt, 112, 124n Canterbury (), 264 -, Hen., Chester Herald and 1.Miss Copedike, Sir John, 108 Archbishopric, visitations to Andrews, 2. Ann (née Bennet), , Margaret, 108 Norwich diocese, 1499, 35 -47 103, 104, 114 Copeman, John, pipemaker, Cathedral MS, 258n - portrait, Pl. XII 69-70 , Cloister Garth, St Augustine's, , - -, Suffolk collections, -, Wm, - , 67, 69, 70 enamelwork, 8, 10, 11, 18, illus. 6 104-28 passim Cordell, Sir Wm, 121 Cantrell, Thos, 113 -, John and Mary, 114 Corder, Joan, 287 -8 Capel St Andrew, 200 Nath., 105 Corn Laws, 203

- Tangham Forest, round - , Thos and Ann (née Gipps), Cornish, J. G., 154 barrow, 292 104, 113, 114 Cornwallis, Chas, 1st Earl, 54 Cardiff, Blackfriars, 20, plan 21 Chorography of Suffolk, The, 283-4 , Edw., 115, 125n Carewe, Franc., 1II Church monuments, 105-26, 277, Eliz., 107 -, John and Margaret, 111, 124n 283 -, Hen., 116 Sir.Wm and Margaret (née Church, Rog., visitations to Norwich , Lady Jane, 105 Drury), 111 diocese, 35 -6, 37, 39, 45 , SirJohn, 105, 115, 125n Carlton Colville, 214 Clactonian Industry, 293 , John and Maria (née Sulyard), Castellani (Italy), enamelwork, 5 Clare, Rich. de, 178n 115 Castellesi, Adrian, Cardinal, 36 -, 185, 187, 190n , Rich., 111 Castelseprio, S: Maria Foris Portas, , Swan Inn, 188, 190 Sir Thomas and Ann (nee frescoes, 256, 259n Clark, Thos and Ann, 113, 125n Jernegan), 105, 107, 115, 116, 125n Castle Acre, enamelwork, 9 Clarke, R. Rainbird, 208 , Wm and Eliz., 117, 119 Caudle Head, Red Deer Horn Clasmont (Glam.), 59 Sir Wm, 117, 126n stamp, 168, illus. 166n Claydon, 74 Gorton, 148 Caundysh, Thc6, 264, 266n Clermont-Ferrand, golden Majesty Cosford Union, 192, 198, 199, 200 Cautley, Munro, 300 statue, 255 Cottenham races, 277 Cavendish, Sir Chas and Margaret Clopton, Alice, 122 Cotton, Edm and Ellen (nee (née Kitson), 107 -, Anne, 122 Conyers), 126n , 43, 46n . Margerie (nee Drury), 122 , Geo. and Jane (nee Cavenham, 290 Thos, 122 Goldingham), 120, 126n Cerney, South (Glos), wooden , Walt., 122 Robt, 114, 125n sculpture, 259n , Wm (d. 1416), 121 , Wm and Alice (nee Abbot), Chamberlain, Sir Ralph, 119, 126n , Wm and Margerie (née 126n Chambers, Thos, 264, 266n Frauncyes), 122 Court of Star Chamber, 273 , Wm, 59 , Sir Wm and 1. Joanne, 2. Cove, North, 149 Chambre, Thos, 264, 265 Dame Thomazin (née Knivet), , South, 150 , Walt de, 264 121, 126n Coventry (Warwicks.), Cathedral, Chapman, Edw., 117 , 290 Majesty statues, 255,,258n Fitzrose, 119, 126n Clovel, Franc. and Eliz. (née Davy), -, enamelwork, 10, 11, Pl. 1, Charles, Nich., 103 271 illus. 6

311 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY

Whitefriars, 23n De la Pole, Rev. Humph., 43 -4 -, Sir Wm and Eliz. (nee Sothell), Crabbe, Geo., 211 - -, Sir Walt., 264 118, 119- 20, 126n Cramp, Rosemary, 253 - -, Wm, Duke of Suffolk, , Wm and Joanna, 118, 126n Cranbrook, 4th Earl, see dfsputes with Duke of Norfolk in Duffield, Rev. Wm, 42 Gathorne-Hardy, J. D. 1430s, 43, 263 -8 , 38, 184 Crane, John, 264 De la Warr, Lord, see West, Wm Blackfriars, 270 Robt and Anna, 122 Demailly, jettons, 99n , 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88, 92, 96, Crask, Rev. Robt, 110, 124n Denham, 105 99 Crawford, Rev. John, 45 -, Church monuments, 108-9, Durlacher, Nora Ruth, 287- 8 Creeting St Mary, 148, 182 123n Durrington Walls (Wilts), grooved Cressey, Chris., 272 , Hall, 117 ware, 205 Jas and Jane (née West), 272, -, Priory, 108 Dybney, Alice, 270, 271 273 Dennington, 42, 44 -, Wm, 270 Lettice, 272, 273, 274 Denny (Stirling), Franciscan Abbey, Dynham, Rev. Oliver, 42 Robt, 274 18 Cretingham, 201 Denstoit and wives, monument at Cripping, Thos, 112 Melford; 122 Crofts, Sir John and Margaret (née - , SirJohn, 83 Eames, Matt., see Emms, Matt. Copedike), 108 , Church Hall and Chantry Farm, Earlham, 46n Thos, 108, 109 83 Earnsham, Neolithic axe, 214, illus. Culford, 105 Dent, Giles, 154 214a Cunliffe, B. W. C., 207 - 8 Derby, Earl of, 131 East Carlton Hall (Northants), 61, 62 Curson, Thos, 122 Despencer, Hen., Bishop, 46n East Holstein (Germany), 4th-5th Curtes, Wm, 37 Dickinson, Wm, 133- 4 century pottery bowl, 161 Cushon, John, 264 Dictionary of Suffolk arms, by Joan Easton Bavents, 44, 211 Corder, 287 -8 Eden, Thos and Joanne (née Bens), Domburg (Holland), enamelwork, 10 113 Dalham, 277 Dominican friaries, 19- 20, 23n Edmund, St, legends, 91-2 Dallinghoo, 41, 46n Doncaster (Yorks), Roman Edward, John, alderman of Bury, Dandy, Edw. and Maria (née Shelto), mars-barbs, 141 264 121, 126n Donnington, John, 107 Edwards, John, 184 Eliz., 120 , Margaret, 106, 107 Edwin, King of Northumbria, 251 Thos and Francisca (nee Dorchester (Dorset), Hospital of St Effingham, see Howard Wingfield), 120-1 John, 43 , 46n, 126 Danyel, Rev. Ralph, 43 Dorestad, enamelwork, 9, 11, Eldred, John, 300 Danyell, Ant., 184 illus. 7k Ellough, 42, 44, 45, 46n Darcy, Lord and Mary (née Kitson), Dormond, Mr, 276 Elmham, John, 112 107 Douai College (France), 259n, 277 , North (Norf.), 'Boy Bishop' Darmsden, Iron Age pottery, 207- 8 Dover (Kent), Chapel of St Edmund, tokens, 99n Dautre, John, 264, 265, 266n, 267n 171, 177n , South, 269- 80 Davison, B. K., 153 Dow, Leslie and Norah Ruth (nee -, Church of St Margaret, 272 Kath., 283 Durlacher), obituary, 287 -8 - - St Nicholas, 271 Davy, Eliz., 271 Dowgate Hill brooch, 3, 10 , - - St Peter, 270, 271, 272 , Hen., 31, 33 Doyle, And., Poor Law Inspector, -, Manor, 274, 275, 277 , John, 271 191 -, St Peters Hall (formerly Daynes, Rev. Thos, 272 Drewett, P. L., 302 Peeters House and Tones), 269, Death, Lawrence, 184 Drinkstone, 46n, 104 270, 271, 272, 275, 277 Debach, 148 Driver, Rev. Simon, 42 Elmswell, 44, 188, 189 Deben Valley, Iron Age pottery, 209 Drury, biz., 118 Elsing (Norf.), 'Boy Bishop' tokens, Debenham, Gilbert, 223, 264, 265, -, Hen. and Eliz. (nee Isaak), 120 96, 98, 99n 266n , Jane, 124n Elveden, 148 , Sir Gilbert, 223 Margerie, 121, 122 Elvedon Hall, 266n , Ancient House, Flemings , Margaret, 111 Elwesfamily, 299 Antiques, 154 Robt and Ann, 118 Ely, Bishop of, 42 , Church, 154-5' Robt and Audrey (née -, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 87, 88, 91, -, Crows Hall Richmond), 120 92, 95-6, 97, Pl. Xb and h, XI a , Ringing chiefly at Debenham in , Sir Robt and Dorothy, 118 and h the 18th century, by' Mark , Roger and Anne, 118, 126n , Cathedral, Majesty statues, 255, Ockelton, 154 , Roger and Dorothy, 118, 122 257, 258n, 259n Defoe, Dan., 199 , Ursula, 126n Emden's biographical registers, 43

312 INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV

Emms (or Eames), Matt., BoyseHall, 270, 275, 276 Gislingham, 42, 45, 148 pipemaker, 67 , Church, monument to Margaret -, Church, 154 Enamelwork, 1-13 pa.ssim Tasburgh, 277 Glanville, Ranulf, 224 Endgate, 42, 46n , Hall (or New Hall), 270, 275, Glemham, Great, 211 Enger reliquary, 5, 9, 12n 276 -, Church of All Saints, 224 Eorpwald, son of Raedwald, 251, 252 -, Manor (late Priory), 270, 271, -, House, 21 Eriswell, 74, 148 273, 276, 277 , Little, 44, 47n Lode, 168 -, Parish, 272 Gloucester, Humph., Duke of, 265, Hall, 82, 155, Pl. VII Florence, Santa Croce Franciscan 266 Es, Dr W. A. van, 9 house, 22 Blackfriars, 16, 20 Everard, Olyffe, 270 Fornham St Genevieve,47n, 182 , 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 93 -, Rich., 117, 125n Framlingham, Sir Chas, 155 Glyde, John, 25 Everett, Alice, 184 , Rev. Roger, 35 Glynne, Sir Stephen, 125n Excursions, 1976-9, 82-3, 154-6, , 74, 263, 264 Golding, C., 88, 100 223-4, 299 - 302 , Farmers' Club, 193 Golding-Caldecott collection of 'Boy Exeter, Duke of, 264 Gawdy, 276 Bishop' tokens, 88 Exning, 42, 223 Franks, enamelwork, 5, 8, 9, illus. 7 Goldingham, Dorothy, 105 --, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88, 94, 99 Frauncyes, Elie, 122 , Jane, 120, 126n , excavation, inhumations, 294 , Margerie, 122 Goldsmith, Oliver, 129, 130, 135n Eye, 49-58, 199, 290 Freckenham, 148 Goldwell,Jas, Bishop, 35, 37, , Church and CookleyFarmhouse, Fresel, Walt., 1 116-7, 125n

224 Fressingfield, 129, 148, 185, 190n, - , Jane, 120, 126 -, excavations, 218 290 , Rev. Nich., 42, 45 -, Mr Dormond's School, 276 Freston, 74 Goslyn, Wm, 182 -, Priory Guest House, 292 Frezill family, 1 Graham, Eleanor, 129 , Rook Hall barn, 292 Frizzeler'sGreen, see Saxham, Great , Col. Vere, 129 -, Vicarage, 49-58, Pl. IV, plans Frost, Wm, 184 Grangia de Playford, John de, 178n 49, 32 Frostenden, 46n, 47n Gray, Margaret de, 113 Eyer, John, 114 Fulbourne, Walt.-, 301 , Wm de, 113 Eyke, 46n Greene, Kevin T., 234 Gregory, Pope, 253 Gage, Sir Edw. Rokewode, 103 IX, Pope, 171 Farnham St Mary, Church, 224 , John, 103 , the Great, St, MS of sermons, see Felbrigg, 123n, 125n , Sir Thos Rokewode, 103 Camb. Univ. Pembroke Coll. Felix, St, 251 Garboldisham (Norf.), 270 Griffin, Sir John, 83 Felixstowe, 200; 214 -, windmill, 82 Grooved ware or Rinyo-Clacton , Walton Priory, 283 Gardiner, Sir Robt, 117 ware, 205- 6 Felsham, Church monuments, Garrick, David, 130 Grose, Franc., drawing of Erwarton 108-9. 123n Gasnet, Mr, 173 Hall, Pl. VII Femmot de Intwood, John, 178 Gathorne-Hardy, John David, 4th Grundisburgh, Church, 300 Fenland, bronze rapiers, 282 Earl of Cranbrook, 224 , Hall, 155 , farming, 196- 7, 203 , obituary, Guestwick, 45 Fenton, Elijah, 54 211 Gurney, And., 185 Fieldear, John, 70 Gayton, Rev. Paul, 42 Gwyn, Col. and Mary (née Filston Hall (Kent), 283 Geard, John B., 192 Horneck), 129, 130 Fimber Church (Yorks), grooved Geary, Ron., 223 ware, 205 Gedding, Margerie, 110 Finneux, John, 113 Robt, 110 Fisher, Archbishop, 287 , Church monuments, 119, 126n Hacheston, 74-5 Fitzwarren, John, Lord, and Lady George, Edm., 36 , Roman settlement, 225 Frances (nee Kitson), 106, 107, Gill, John and Joan (née Trace), Hadleigh, 198, 200, 214 123n, 124n 271, 272 -, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 99n Susan and Bridget, 106 Gillray, Jas, 132, 133, 134, Pl. XV Cosford Hall, 183 Fitzwilliam, Edm., 263, 265 Gilton (Kent), enamelwork, 3 , excavations, 294 Flamborough (Yorks), grooved ware, Gilyard-Beer, R., 25, 31, 34 -, Market, 192 205 Gipping Glaciation, 199 Hakewill, E. C., 286, 299, 300 Flamworth, 108 Till, 199 -, Hen., 300 Flanders, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 87 Valley, 293 Halesworth, 202 Flixton, 270 - 9 Gipps, Ann, 104, 114 Chediston Street, clay pipe kiln, - , Abbey, 270 Girton (Cambs.), pot stamps, 165 67 - 70, illus. 69, plans 68

313 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY

Coperman bros,lpipe makers, Hengrave, Thos and Joanna, 106 (Hunts), 272 69 -70 , 273 Holton St Peter, church monuments -, Farmers Club, 191, 193 , Church, 301 and notes, 283- 4 Hall, D. N., 302 • - . History and antiquities of, by Holy Roman Empire, enamelwork, Hallstatt, Bronze Age swords, 281 John Gage, 105 10 Halsted, John, 110 House, 105- 6, 123n Homersfield, almshouse, 276 Haltebe, Rich., 171- 2, 178n Henry VI, 263 bridge manor, 277 Hanningfield (Ess.), 271 , visit to Bury Abbey, 91, 100n Honington, 215 Hardy, Rev. John, 43 VII, profile groats, 91, 95 Hoo, Rev. Walt., 110, 124n Hardying, John, 264; 265 Henstead, 148, 215 , Godwin's Place, 301 Harksted, 105 Hepworth, 148, 215, 291 Hopper, Thos, 59, 62 - , Sampsons House; 107-; Heraldry see Arms Hopton, All Saints Church, 82 Harleston, John and:Alice (nee Herbert, Bishop, 116 Horham, Church and Thorpe Hall, Clopton), 122 Hereford, Bishop of, 47n 224 , Wm and 1. Eliz. (nee Yngloss), Heringe, Thos, 111 Horneck, Cath., 129- 36 passim 2. Phillipa (née Stonner), 108 Herringfleet, St Olave's Priory, , Gen. Chas, 129, 135n Harling, West (Norf.), 218 excavations, 295 , Kane Wm and Hannah (nee Harlow, John, 110 . Herringswell, 46n, 47n Mangles), 129 Harman, Rose, 270 Hervey, Hon. Rev. Hen., 82 , Mary, 129, 130 Harpley, Rich. and Alice, 120, 126n -, S. H. A., 82 Horningsheath, Little, 45, 46n Harrison, Wm, 185 Thos, Ill Horringer, 291 , 45, 46n , Wm, 113, 125n Horsheath, 126n Hartismere Hundred, 193 Hessett, 105, 119 Howard, Eliz., 117, 126n Union, 198, 199 , Church monuments, 110, 124n , Lord of Effingham, 126n Harvye, Thos and Margaret née Heveningham, SirJohn, 263, 264, Howchin, John, 187 Drury), 111 265 Howden, 43 Harwood, Rich., 223 , Margery, 264, 265 Howlett, Thos, 234 Hasketon, 287 Hewley, Rev. Peter, 125n Hoxne, 43, 105 Haslington (Ches.), 54 Heyde, Robt, 40 , Church monuments, 116-7, Hasset, Robt and Agnes, 121, 126n Heydon, John, 263, 265 125n Hatfield, Jasper de, Duke of Higham, Thos and Eliz. (nee Union, 198 Bedford, 109 Calthorpe), 112, 125n Hoxnian Interglacial period, 201-2 Peverel (Ess.), Hatfield Place, 61, Highland Society, 191, 204n Hubberd, Rev. Edm., 39, 45 62, 63 Hildesheim, St Albans Psalter, 258, Hulver Street, 215 ' Haughley, 184 259n Huntingfield, 215 , Castle of Hugh de Montfort, , Virgin and child figures on Hyde Abbey, see Winchester 65- 6, 82, plan 66 bronze doors, 257, 259n , Church of St IVIry, 65 Hill, Wm, 113, 125n -, Fosse House, 65 Hilton, Baron de, 122 , Park, 82 Eliz. de, 122 Haverhill, flint handaxes, 290, illus. Hinderclay, 187, 188, 189 Icklingham, 44, 75, 148, 291 290 , Iron Age pottery, 208- 9 , Civil War sconce, 215 Haward, Birkin, 153 Hingeston, Rev, Robt, 178n , grooved ware, 205 Hawbridge (Bucks), 274 Hingham, Rich., Abbot, 110, 117, Icknield Way, 168 Hawkendon, 184, 214 126n Ickworth, 42, 104, 105, 111, 113-4 Hawstead, 105 Historia Ecclesiastica by The -, Church monuments, 137n , Church monuments, 118, 126n Venerable Bede, 251 Iken, Church of St Botolph, 155 House, 119 I Hitcham, 148, 215 Ilketshall, 270, 274 , Hayle, Alice, 182 Ho, John and Cath., 110 Illerup (Denmark), Iron Age military Hearth Tax, 51, 188- 9 Hobart, Sir Jas, 45, 46 equipment, 282 Heath, John and Anne, 110 Hofheim im Taunus, Claudio- Ingham, 105, 215, 291 Hedge, Rev. John, 43 Neronian Erdkastell, terret, 137 Inventories, Post-Medieval Suffolk Heggset see Hessett Hogarth, Wm, 133, 134 houses, 186- 8 Heigham, Thos and IEliz.(née Holbrook, 283- 4, 291 Ipswich, 75, 105, 148- 9, 184, Calthorpe), 112 Hall, 129 285- 6, 291 Hellington, 39 Holcombe House (Mddx), (now St -, agricultural land, 193, 202 -3 Helmington, 223 Mary's Abbey), 61, 62, 63n , Allan's Orchard (formerly Mr Hemegrave, Joan, 301 Holland, Ralph, 174, plan 175c Gasnet's), 173 , Sir Thos„ 301 Hollesley-typeware, 220 , Arcade Street excavations, 295 Henage, Margaret, 277 Holt, John and Cath., 110 Balman's Lane, I78n

314 INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV

Blackfriars, 15-34, 218, 219, , Lower Brook Street, 172, 173, , -, use of Coade stone, 60-1 Pls II and III, plans 16, 17, 21, 174, plans 175b and c, 177 , Woolverstone Hall, 59- 64, 27, 29, 32 , - - Stone Houses; Stone Pls V and VI , - , chapter house, 15, 25, 31 Yard, Malting Offices, 173, 174, Jones, M. U. and W. T., 81 -, choir, 19, 25, 31 176, plans 175 Jumieges, Robt of, Missal, 258n, -, dormitory, 20 , Lower Wash, 25 259n -, excavations, 1898, by N. F. -, Museum, Iron Age pottery, Layard, 25-8, plan 27 207-8 , - , - , 1976, 28- 31, plans 27, , New Cut West, 291 Kay, Dr, 191 29, 32 Ogilby's map, 19, 30, 176 Kedington, 215 , - - , commentary on, 31-4 Poltneye Almshouses, plague , Church, 299 - , -, human skeletons, 25, 28, outbreak, 172, 178n Hall Farm, 292 30 , Prince's Street, 218 Keene, Anna, 117 -, Medieval floortiles, 26, , Priory of St Peter and St Paul, Kehrer, H., 256, 257 259n 30 172 Kelsale, 38 - , -, Roman pottery, 28, 30 Rocke's Lane see Cox Lane Kemp, Robt., 104 , - , Friars' Church, 25, 26, 31, -, St Edmund Pountney Lane, 33 Kent, K. C. P., 253 33, 34 -, School Street excavations, 25 -6, , Rev. Robt, 43 Fuller's plan, c. 1840, 23n 218, 295, plans 29, 31, 33 , enamelwork, 5 - , Kirby's plan, 1748, 15, 18, , Shire Hall Yard, plan 29 Kersey, 192 19, 22, 23n, 25, 31, 33, 34, Pl. II, , Standing Wall, 25, 31, 33, Pl. Kessingland, 149, 284, 291 plans 11, 16, 27 III Keswick(Cumb.), 130, 134 - , - , Russel and Hargreen's views, -, Star Lane, 291 Kettlach (Austria), enamelwork, 4 23n - , Tower Ramparts School, , 46n , 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 87, 88, 91, excavations, 295 Kettleburgh, 46n, 75 92, 95-6, 99, Pls X and XI -, Turret Lane School, , Home Farm, Iron Age pottery, , Bridewell, 15, 20 excavations, 218 209 - , Catchpole's Brewery, 26 Union, 193 Killerton (Dev.), 59 - , Cemetary Road, 291 , Upper Barclay Street, 291 King, Rev. John, 263 -, Chapel of St Edmund de -, Vermont Crescent, 291 Kinge, Rich. and Cecily, 113, 125n Pountenay, 171-9, map 173, ware, 155, 218, 219, 293 Kirby, John, 82, 283, 300 plans 175, 177 -, Westgate Street, 291 , John Joshua, see Ipswich - , Christchurch`Mansion, 75, 155 -, Whitehouse Road, 291 Blackfriars -, Christ's Hospital, 15, 19-20, -, windmills, 201 Kitson, Ann, 106, 107 22, 25, 31 , Wingfield Street, 173 Cath, 106, 107 -, Church of St Helen, 172- 3, Irby, Rev. John, 42 Dorothy, 107, 273 174, 178n, map 173 Iron Age pottery of Suffolk, 207- 10 Eliz., 106 , - - St Margaret, 30, 34 , votive offerings, 281-2 Francys, 106, 107 - - St Mary at Quay, 19, 31, Isaak, Eliz., 120 Margaret, 107 174, 295, plan 175a , Thos, 120 Mary, 107 - , - - St Mary le Tower, 34 Ixworth, 291 , Sir Thos (cl. 1540) and 1. wife - - St Mildred, 223 , Crown Inn, 188 and daughter Eliz., 2. Margaret - - St Stephen, monuments, , Pickerel Inn, 188 (nee Donnington), 104-5, 106, 122, 126n , Roman road, 229 107, 123n, 273 , Cox Lane (als Cockesor Rockes), -, Sir Thos (d. 1601) and 1. Jane 174, 176, 178n, plan 175c (née Paget), 2. Eliz. (nee - , excavations of 1978, 218-9 Cornwallis), 105, 107, 123n , Foundation Street, 172-3, James, Bishop, 45 Knight, Thos, 104 176-7, plans 175d, 177 Jane, Bishop, 36 Knivet, Edm., 121 , - - excavations, 295 Thos, visitations to Norwich Thomazin, 121 - Tooley's Almshouses, 219 diocese, 45 Knuft (Rhineland), enamelwork, 10 , Girls' Endowed School, 25, 26, Jemegan, Ann, 115, 125n 28 , Sir John, 115 , Grammar School, 15, 23n, 25, , John and Margaret, 118, 126n Lackford, 43, 46n, 149, 184, 215, 174, 176, plan 175c Johnson, Isaac, 81, 300- 1 291 , Great Whip Street, 219 , John, 59-64, 82 , Cemetery, Anglo Saxon pots, , grooved ware, 205 - , country houses designed by, 161, 164, 165, 168 , Humberdoucy House, 299, 300 59 -63 , Cuckoo Hill, round barrow, 292 -, Interglacial, 200 - , -, development of Berners Illington Potter's workshop, , Lecturer's House, 176, 178n Estate, 59 164-6, 168

315 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY

Lacy, Rich. and Steph., 116 , excavation of ring-ditches, Thos, 109, 110, 124n Lagore (Ireland), enamel studs, 3, 8 219-20 Lupus, Hugh, Earl of Chester, 135n Lakenheath, 75, 215, 291 Lichfield (Staffs), 43 Lutterell, Sir Hugh, 108, 123n , Anglo Saxon finds, 161.-9 , Greyfriars, 19 Lutyens, Sir Edwin, 299 - - metal objects, 166-7, Lidgate, 65, 184 illus. 166 Lincoln, John, pipemaker, 67 , --- , -- brooch, 161, , 40, 46n, 55 166-7. illus. 166a, b, c Lindau Gospel, book cover MacCulloch, Diarmaid, 283-4 , - - - , pottery, bowl', 161, enamelwork, 5, 9, 12n MacKie, E. W., 81 168n, illus. 163a Lindisfarne Gospels, enamelwork, 5 Maltbye (Norf.), 271 , - - - , - , pots, 161, illus. Lindsey Castle, 82 Malyn, Wm and son, house, 174, 163b, c, d Liturgical -diama,-12th century, 178n, plan 175a , - - - ,-, pot stamps, 164-6, 255-61 passim Mangles, Hannah, 129 illu.s. 165 - , Majesty cult statues, 255-9 Manners, Elinor, Countess of Bath, - , - - - , - , Moyse'sHall, Livermere, Great, 149, 290 104, 106, 123n 167, Pl. XVI Loch, Lord, 299 March, East, 266, 267n - , --- , - , - , Red Deer Lock, Edw., 188 Market Weston, 215 Horn, 168, illus. 166h London, Berners Street, 59, 63n Markshall (Norf.), pot stamps, 167, , --- , - , rusticated, 164, Blackfriars, 18, 20, plan 21 168n 168n, illus 162i- vi , Carlton House, 132 `Marsbarbs', 141- 3 - , - - - , - , sherds, 164, illus. -, Charles (now Mortimer) Street, Martin, Edw. A., 281 - 2, 293 163, e. g- q 59, 63n , 'Honest Tom' of Palgrave, 82 - - Settlements, 161, 168, , Grays Inn, 104, 277 -, Rich. and 1. Anne, 2. Eliz., map 162 , Hanover Square, 300 121, 126n Langford Grove (Ess.), 60, 61, 62 -, Holborn, St Andrews Parish, 277 , Roger and Alice, 121, 126n Langham, 129 -, Houses of Parliament, 285 Martlesham, Portal Avenue, round Hall, Madonna and chilCIstatue, Islington, St Mary's Church, 104 barrow, 292 259n King's Street, Westminster, 59 Mary, Queen of France see Brandon, Langton Down, Roman brood', 240, Knightsbridge, Tattersalls, 223 Duchess of Suffolk 242, illus. 241, Nos 2, 3 Lambeth, 36. Tudor', Queen, 'Queen Mary's Large, Rev. Robt, 301 - , Coade factory, 60, 300 child', 92-3 Lark River drainage works, 83 Middlesex Hospital, 59 Maryott, Thos, 182 Valley, Anglo Saxon settlement, Mortimer Street, 59 May de Mutton, John, 178n 161, 166, 167, 168 Nautical School, 62 Mayes, P., 81 , 42 New Cavendish Street, 59, 61, 62 Mead, Dr Joseph, 267, 280n , 'Boy Bishop' profile groat, 88, -, Newman Street, 59 Melford, Long, 75, 291 92, 95, 99, Pl. Xa -, Portland Estate, 59 A.G.M. in United Reformed , Water Street, 183 - , Rathbone Place, 59 Church Hall with visits to 4 Lawrence, Nich., 178n , St Martin-le-Grand, 42 houses in the High Street, 154 , 184 -, St Marylebone, Berners Estate, 59 -, Belgic occupation, 229 Layard, N. F. see Underground , St Olave's, Southwark, 42 Bourchier Gallery, 154 Ipswich , St Vedast, 42 -, Brook House, 154 Leate, Oliver, 185 , Temple Church, 274 -, Bull, The, 154

Lectures, 1976-9, 81, 1 53, 225, 302 , Wells Street, 59 , - , Chapel Field excavations,

Lee, John, 184 -, Westminster School, 129 Roman, 229 - 49 passim Leedes, Edw., 178n , Whitehall, 130 „ , sites, 231 -3, plan Le Grice, Robt, 114 Longe, Sir Rich. and Margaret (nee 230 Le Gris de Harleston, Robt, 114,125n Donnington), 106 , - , --- , finds, bone, 246, Leicester Journal, 1814, obituary. of Lopham, John, 178n illus. 245, Nos 24- 26 John Johnson, 59 -, South (Norf.), 42 , - , --- , - , bronze,

Leiston, Neolithic axe, 215, illus. - -, Church, 82 240 - 6, illus. 241, 244 2146 Lothingland Hundred, 193 , - , --- , - , coins, 246 Leke, Rev. Thos, 43 Lound (Norf.), 46n , - , --- , - , flint, 246, illus. Le Neve, Peter, 283, 284 Louvain Chronicle, 274, 277 245, No. 27 Lenne, John, 40 Lowestoft, 38, 47n, 75, 215 , - - - , - , glass bowl, Lennox, Lady Sarah, 129-30 Till, 199, 202 246, Pl. XVIlla, illus. 246 Letheringham, 264 Lucas, Edm., 113, 125n „ iron, 246, Priory, 292 , Hen. 113, 125n illus. 245, Nos 19- 23 Levington, Bronze Age palstave, 215, , Jasper and Margerie (née -- , - , pottery, illus. 214c Gedding), 110 coarse, 237-40, illus. 238

316 INDEX "E0 VOLUME XXXIV

, Samian, -, John, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, 0 234, 236 - 7 disputes with Duke of Suffolk, Oakley, 291 - , ---- , infant burials, 233, 1430s, 263-6 Magna, 54, 55 234 Mure, Hutchinson, 300 Occold, 291 , ---- , oven, 232-3, 234, Mutford, 149 Officium Stellae, see Bury St plan 232, diag. 235 Hundred, 193 Edmunds, liturgical drama , - Chapel Green, 229 Union, 202 203 Offton, 46, 82 - Church, 154 Myers,J. N. L., 161, 168n Ogilby's map of Ipswich, 19, 30, 176 - - monuments, 121-2, 162n Myland (Ess.), Church, 300 Ord, Craven, 283, 300 - , 135n Orford, 4th Earl of, 103, 216 , - Posting House,' 154 -, 41, 75-6, 104 - Roman road, 229, 231, 232, , Castle House and Lane Nacton, 75 233, plans 230, 235 excavations, 220 Nassau, Geo., 103 Orosius, Paul, 282 - , - settlement, 229, 233-4 , Alston Court, 224 Meopham, Simon, Archbishop, 35 Needham (Norf.), Claudian pottery, Merovingian enamelwork, 3, 8, 9, Ovy, Rev. John, 41 140 10 , Earl of, 42 Nene Valley, Roman pottery, 240 Merrifield, Ralph, 225 Brasenose College, enamelwork, Nertomarus, Roman brooch maker, Metcalf, Robt, 184 4, 9, 10, Pl. I, illus. 6 242 Milan, St Ambrogio, enamelwork, 3, Carfax, St Martin's Church, Newbourne, 75, 287, 28£3 8, 10, 11 enamelwork; 4, 5, Pl. I Newcastle (Northum.), Blackfriars, Movement, Gothic revival, 285 Milden Castle, 82 23n Mildenhall, Wm of, 110 Newmarket, 40, 277 -, 42, 75, 129, 130, 135n, 291 -, Jockey Club rooms and , Church and dovecot, 83 Paderborn, Madonna and child Tattersalls, 223 Grimston-Lyles Hill, 216 figures, 257, 259n Union, 197- 8, 201 , Manor House, 129, 135n Paget, Jane, 107 Nicholas, St, see Boy Bishop tokens , Swastika brooch, 167 , Lord, 107 - Guild, 92 Union, 192 Pakefield, 39 legends, 87, 91 Milksoppe,John, 184 Pakenham; 76, 104, 105, 149, 216 Nick, Rich., Bishop, 116 Mills, Thos, 300 , grooved ware, 205 Nix, Bishop, 37 , Wm, 300 , Pakington, Sir Thos and Dorothy Nonne, Walt. and Alice, 110 Minster Lovelljewel, 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, (née Kitson), 273 Norfolk, Dukes of, see Mowbray Palgrave, Church monuments, 105, 11, Pl. I, illus. 6 , agricultural statistics of 1854, 117 Monewden, Folly Farm, 301 191, 193, 204n , 'Honest Tom' Martin of, 82 Money of the Boy Bishop at Bury St Northern, Rev. Barth., 43 Palmyra (Syria), Temple of the Sun, Edmunds, The, by J. B. Caldecott, Northumberland, conversion to 62 88, 97, 100 Christianity, 252 Pammant, Hen., 185 Montford, Hugh de, see Haughley Norton Subcourse, 42 Paris, Matt., 171 Castle Norwich, (Norf.), 67 jettons, 99n Moone, Edw. and Eliz. (nee Davis), - Blackfriars, 20, 25, plan 21 Parker, Sir Hen. and Eliz. née 271 - , - 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 87, 88, Calthorpe), 82 Moor, , 286 92, 99 , Matt., Dean, 299 Moore, Rich., 135n Bracondale House, 274, 276 Parman, Rev. John, 42 Moorehouse, Rev. Hen., vicar of Diocese, visitations in 1499, Paulinus, 252 Eye, 51 35-47 passim Payne, Hen., 109, 124n More, Margaret, -38 - , Gild of St George, 269, 271 Payton, Franc. and Eliz., 114, 125n Morley, Lord, 82 , Maypole groat, 91, 94, 99n, Peacock, Jas, 174, , Ron., excavations at Lakenheath, plan, 175c Pl. IXe Peasenhall, Roman road, 234 161, 166, 167, 168 -, Priory, 269 Peirson, Mr, 193 Morton, John, Cardinal, Archbishop -, St AndrewSParish, 271 Perfoy, John and Cath., 112, 124n of Canterbury, 35, 42, 45, 46 -, St Faith's Fair, 201 Perry, Margaret, 38 Sede vacante register, -, St John Maddermarket, 43 Perse, John, 184 35-47 -, St Mary in the Fields, 42, 43, 45 Petchy, Gilbert, 110 Moulton, Church Street, 183 , St Peter Parmentergate Parish, Pettaugh, 44 Mounford, John, 110 269 Hall, 301 Mouse, Wm, 46n, Norway, wooden Madonnas, 259n Petto, Edm., 154 Mowbray, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, 263, Nowton, Church monuments, 109 Peyton, Chris., 114 264, 265, 266n Nurenberg jetton, 90 Phillips, C. W., 71

317 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY

Picardy, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 87 , connection with Rushmere, Church of St Andrew, Pitsford (Northants), 60 Ipswich, 171-2 299, 300 Playford see Grangia de Playford, Richardson, Sir Alb., 223 , St Andrew, 76, 286 John de Richborough Castle (Kent), Roman , St Michael, 216 Mount, 300 mars-barbs, 141, 142 Russel and Hargreen's viewsof Plomesgate Union, 193, 200-1 Richmond, Audrey, 120 Ipswich Blackfriars, 23n Plough, John, 275 , Duke of, 129 Ryece, Robt, Breviary of Suffolk, Polley, Wm, woodcarver, 286 , Rich., Lord, 120 103, 105, 123n, 184-.5, 186 , 181, 216 Rickinghall Inferior, 46n, 187 see Ridland, Rich., 154 Pontigny, St Edm. of, Rich., Sackville,John, 276 Archbishop ' Rievaulx (Yorks.), Cistercian Abbey, Thos, Lord Buckhurst, 273 (France), tomb of Edm. Rich, 23n, 100n St Albans (Hens), ivory comb Archbishop of Canterbury, 171, Ringfield, Simon, 110 Ephiphany'scene, 257 172 Ringham, Hen., woodcarver, 285-6 psalter, 258n, 259n Pope, Alex., 54 Ringsfield, 45 Blasius Cathedral (Brunswick), Porter, Endymion, 276 Ringstead, Rich., Prior, 110, 124n enamelwork, 5 Potkyn, Wm, 36 Rinyo Clacton or grooved ware, Gilles-du-Gard, Magi 'figures, 205- 6 Pountenay (or Polteneye); SirJohn 259n Rippengate, John, 188 de, 172 Ives (Hunts), 43 Preston, Thos, 105 Risano (Dalmatia), enamelwork, 8, Joseph, J. K. S.: 302 Purdy, Rev. Rich., 44 11, illus. 7 Maurice d'Agaune, enamelwork, Pynnes, John, 38 Risbridge Union, 197-8 8, illus. 7 Pype, John, 117, 125n Risby, 216 • Neots, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88, , St Giles Church, 156 91, 92, 93, 94, 99, Pl. In Robertson, Rev. John, 45 Odilienberg (Netherlands), Raedwald,_High King of E. Anglia Robinson, SirJohn, 83 enamelwork, 5 see -, Rev. Wm, 42 and Queen, Sutton Hoo ship Osyth Abbey, 155 burial Rochester and Worcester diocese, 36 Vicior, Adam of, 91 Ramsholt, 44, 47n Rokewode,John Gage, 103, 123n Salisbury diocese, 39, 171 Rasta, Rich., 182 Rollesby (Norf.), 43 Salmon, John, 302 Rattlesden, John, Abbot, 110 Roman forts on the Saxon shore, Saluse, Rev. Robt, 42 142-3 Thos, Abbot, 124n, 154 Samford Union, 192, 197- 8 , 184 roads, Chelmsford to the Wash, Samson, Abbot, 156 Raynbird, H., 198, 199-200, 201 229, 233, 234, 300, maps 230, 235 Sandlings, 200, 202; 203 - , Wixoe to Peasenhall, 234 Raynham St Mary (Norf.), 42 Sandon, Eric, 144 Reach, Devils Dyke, 223 Settlement see Hacheston and Saxham, Great, 291 Melford, Long Redenesse, Rev. Wm de, 110, 124n -, Church, 300 • Redgrave, 104 Rome, S. Maria Antigua, Epiphany -, enamelled disc, 1713, 76, frescoes, 256, 259n Reeve, John Abbot, 111, 124n Pl. Ia, illus. 6, map.2, diag. 1 -, StJohn Lateran Church, 301 Regularis Concordia, 255 - , Frizzeler'sGreen, 1, 76, 2nd Lord, 224 Rookes, Letitia, 133 Rendlesham, map 2 Rookwood, Thos and Joanna (nee - , 251 , Hall, 300 Hall, 300 Clopton), 122 -, drawings by Isaac , St Gregory's Church, 155 -, Wm and Eliz. (née de Hilton), Johnson, 300-1 Reports of Poor Law Inspectors on 122 , Little, 46n, 103 agric. statistics, 1854, 191 Roos, Lord, 106 -, Church, 301 Rossi,J. C. F., 62 Reymerston, 39 - monuments, 109, 110, Reyner, Robt, 38 Rosyngton, Rich., 264 124n Reynolds, Sir Josh., 129, 130, 135n , 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 93 -, Hall, 110, 124n -, Thos., 188 , 11th century Missal, 258n Saxmundham, 47n, 200 • , Walt., Archbishop, 35 Rougham, 105 Saxon Shore, Count of, 143 Reynsford, Eliz., 121 Eastlow Hill tumulus, 292 Shore, 142-3 ,-, Lake Farm, Roman building, Rheingonheim, bronze ornament, Sayer, W., 174, plan 175c 246 • 292 Scarfe, Norman,,225 Rhineland, enamelwork, 8, 9, 10. Row, West, 217 Seckford family, 300 Rice, Wm, 188 Rowland, John, 185 Hall, 286 Rich, Edm., Archbishop of . Rowlandson, Thos, 134, 136n Sede vacante register, see Morton, Canterbury (als St Edm. of Royal Agric. Soc. of England, 191, Cardinal Abingdon, St Edm. of Pontigny, 204n Sedgefield (Durham), 171 St Edm. de Pountenay), 171- 9 Rushbrook, 216 Seman, Walt., 269

318 INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV

Semer, 263 Stoke Ash, 150, 216 , Maria, 115 Sexton, T., 192 by Clare, 182 Sutton Courtney, Anglo Saxon Shardelow, Ella de, 112, 124n - -, Church, 299 drinking vessels,161 Shelley, Church bell, 90, Pl. X1b - - , Stoke College, 299 Hoo, ship burial, 71 Shelto', Maria, 121, 126n - Nayland, 182 - enamelwork, 5, 11 , 46n, 184 Stonham Aspall, Church, 300 - Raedwald's Queen (Norf.), 44 Parva, 105 and the purse of gold coins, , Church, 82 - , Church monuments, 107, 251-4 , Iron Age pot, 216, illus. 216 123n Swainston, Rev. Rich., vicar of Eye, , Manello Tower, 292 Stonner, Philippa, 108 55 Sibton, Church, 300 , Thos, 108 Sweden, wooden Madonnas, 259n Sicklesmere, 76 Stow Union, 198, 199 Sylvester, Rich. and Agnes, 300 Sigeberht, King of East Anglia, 251 -, West, 46n, 292 Simpson family, 125n -,)Anglo Saxon pottery, 161, Smart, Wm, 178n 164, 165, 166, 168n Tacitus, votive offerings, 282 Smedley, Norman, 229 - - village, 156 Tanner, Bishop, 284 Smith, John, parish clerk of Eye, 56 -, excavations, 296 , Wm, 178 , Rev. John, Vice-Chancellor of -, Neolithic grooved ware, Tapst sisters, 40 Camb. Univ., 42 205-6 Tasburgh, family tree, 278 Smyth, Rev. John and Alice, 111, Stowbedon (Norf.), 114 family of Ilketshall, 270 112, 124n Stowe (Staffs), 37 - of South Elmham, 269-80 Snape, 291 Stowlangtoft, 271 passim Maltings, 224 Stowmarket, 76, 181, 182, 264, 265 Thos and heiress of Toll family, - , ship burial, 71 Stowupland, 76 269 Snoring, Little (Norf.), 42, 43 Stradbroke, Earl of, Lord Leiut. of , John I (d. 1473) and Margery, Soame, Rev. Hen. and Susannah Suffolk, 193 269 -70, 271 (née Bunbury), 135n Stratford St Andrew, Church, 224 - - issue,John II, Edw., a Soest (Trier region), enamelwork, 10, Strutt, John, 59 priest, 270 illus. 7 Stuston, 150 , John II (d. 1509) and Olyffe Soham, Earl, 74, 199, 264 Stuteville, Sir Martin, 277 (nee Everard), 270 Soiron, F. D., 132 Stutton, 76 - - issue,John III, Edm. 270 Soissy(France), 171 Sudbury, 112, 113, 114, 184 - - - Edw. and Rose (née Somerleyton, 123n Archdeaconry, 35, 181, 190n Harman), 270 Somerton, 216 , 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 88 , John III (d. 1552) and 1. Alice Sothell, Eliz., 118, 119-20, 126 Union, 193, 197-8 (née Dybney), 2. Eliz. (née Davy), -, Hen., 119 Suffolk, Duke of, see de la Pole, 270, 271 Sotterley, 76, 216 Wm - -, issue, John IV, Owen, Southeltham, 202 , Anglo Saxon settlements, 161, Wm, 271 Southwell, Sir Robt and Eliz. (née 168, map 162 - -, Sir Thos and 1. Howard),.117, 126n Archdeaconry, 35, 181, 190n Dorothy (nee Kitson), 271, 272, Southwold, 45, 150‘,_ , crop returns, 1851, 191, 204n 273 , St Edmund's Church, 156 - - , 1854, 191- 204 passim , - , - - - 2. Jane Sowham, John, 110 - , - - , - , agric. regions, (née West), 273, 274 Sparke, Rev. Edw., 104 193 - 203, maps 194- 5 - - -, issue,John, - , Robt, 58n, 187-8 , - - , - , arable acreage, map Lettice, 273, 274 Spelman, Francys, 114 195a , John IV (d. 1607) and Eliz. Spencer, H. E. P., 207 , - - , - , livestock, map I95b (née Trace), 271, 272, 273, 275 Spexhall, 216, 302 , - - , - reports of Poor Law - - issue, Sir John, Maud, Spillman, John, 114 Inspectors, 196, map 194b 273 Springe, Rev. John, 44 Houses, 144 , SirJohn (d. 1629) and Lettice Stanley, Edw., , -, Post Medieval, 181-90 (née Cressy), 274, 275, 276, 277 286 passim - - - issue, Chas, Cressy, Stanney (Ches.), 129, 135n Institute, history of, by Leslie 276- 7 Stanningfield, 216 Dow, 288 , Peregrine, John, Stanstead, 46n, 216 Suffolk Traveller by John Kirby, 83, 277 Stanton, 76, 224 283, 300 -, Charles (d. 1657) and Ann (nee Stephens, Mr, 173 Suffolk, Matilda, 40 Tichbourn), 276, 277 Steresacre, Rich., 263, 264, 266n Sulyard, And., 120, 126n - , issue, Rich., 277 Stemfield, 150 , Edw., 115 -, Richard (d. 1717) and Margaret Stevenson, Franc. Seymour, 300 , John, 120, 126n (nee Henage), 277

319 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY

, - -, issue,John (d. 1719), Trimley St Martin, 76 Waveney River, 201 Lettice (d. 1737), 227, 279 Tuddenham, Thos, 263, 265 Valley, 199 Tassell, Edm., 108, 123n -, 46n Webster, Pet., 237 , Rich. and Eliz., 114 , Church of St Martin, bench Weeting, Jon., 187 Tattersall, Rich., 223 carvings; 285, 286, Pl. XIXa Welbench, Rev. Thos, 39 , 76 • , - - - - , steeple, 299, 300 Wells (Norf.), 43, 67 Hall, excavations, 296 Turner, Jas., 184 Wenham, Little, 150, 264' Taury, Robt, 264 Twyford (Berks), 272, 273, 274 -, Church and Hall, 223 Tempest, Nich., 273 Tyllot, Margery, 110 Wenhaston, 217 Terling Place (Ess.), 59 Tymms, Sam., 103 Wentworth, Rog., 112, 124n, 125n Terrets, 137- 40 Tymperley, Rog., 174, plan 175b Thos and Alice, 112, 124n, , 137, 140, Map 138 125n Weybread, 137, 140, illus. Wessex, Majesty statues, 255, 258n 139, map 138 Ubbeston, 291 West, Jane, 273, 276 Thelnetham, 43, 44 Ufford, Church monuments, 108, , Stan., 156 Therouanne, jettons, 99n 123n , Wm, Lord de la Warr, 272, 273, Thetford, Edm., 108, 123n Uggeshall, 41, 46n 274 Westerfield, 42 , 88 Underground Ipswich, article in E. , enamelwork, 9 Anglian Daily Times, by N. E. Westhall, Walt. de, 172 Union, 193, 196 Layard, 25-8, 34, plan 27 terret, 137, 140, map 138 ware, 218, 219 Upwell, 39 Westhorpe, Church monuments, 105, Thingoe Hundred, history cif,by Usk, bronzes, 242 114, 120- 1, 126n John Gage, 103 , 76 Union, 192, 193, 197-8 Westley, 112 V Thompson, A. Hamilton, 46n Weston, Rev. Thos, 44 van Es., W. A., see Es., W. A. van , 217 , 42, 46n Vaughan, John, Diocese of Norwich Thorndon, 43, 44 Westrop, 114 visitation, 35 Thornham, Wm, 264, 265,.266n, Wetherby, John, 184 Vienne, Augustinian Abbaye de la 267n Wetherden, 120 Reaw, 23n Thorpe (Norf.), 38 Wetheringsett, 42, 217 Virginia Company, 275 Hall, 301 ' Weybread, 217 , Little (Norf.), 55 terret, 137, 140, illus. 139, map -le-Soken(Ess.), Thorpe, Hall, 61 138 Thrandeston, 105 Waddilove, H. E., 71 Weybridge (Norf.), Augustinian - , Church monuments, 117, 119, Wade, Edw., 225 priory, 36 126n Wade-Martins, P., 153 (Surr.), 130 Thruston, see Thurston I Wainwright, J. G.. 153 Wharton, Rich., 271 Thurling, Rev. John, 112 , 150 , 217 Thurlow, Great, 135n Walden, John, 178n Whatton House (Leics.), 60 , Little, 76 Waldingfield, Little, 292 Whelnetham, Great, 42, 76 Thurston (or Thruston), Ann, 114 Walker, Wm, 181 , Little, 46 Whepsted, 110 - , John, 116, 124n Waller, Wm and 1. Eliz., 2. Ann, Thos, Robt, Walt., 116 122 , 76 Tichbourne, Anne, 272, 277 Walpole, Lord, 103 -, Church of St Mary, restoration, , John, 273 -, Horace, 130, 135n 286 , Mrs, of Winchester, 273 Walsham, Sir John, 192, 193 Whitney, Sir Rich., 109, 124n , Sir Rich., 272, 274, 277 -le-Willows, 188 Whitton, 150 Titsall Mary (Norf.), 119 Walsingham (Norf.), Blackfriars, 20, Wickforde, Rich. de, 83 Tivetshall (Norf.), Church of St plan 21 Wickham Market, 42, 77 Mary, 104 , Little (Norf.), 45 - , Church, 300 Toll, John, 269 Wangford, 150 Wickhambrook, 185 Badmondisfield Hall, 83 - , Margaret, 269 Union, 193, 202 Tollemache family, 223 Ward, Knox, 59 , Giffords Hall, 224 Towneley brooch, 3, 8, 10, Pl. I, - , Sam., 174 Willingham, 45 illus. 7 Warde, Hen., 117 Willisham Tye, 150 Townshend, Lady Eleanor, 42 Wash, Roman road, 229, 233, 234 Wilsonne, Jas, 182 Trace (or Tracye), Eliz., 271 Washington, Robt and Amy, 120 Wincheap (Kent), enamelwork, 8, -, Joan, 271 Watsorr, Thos, engraver, 134 Pl. Ic 46n, Winchester College, 'Boy ', 93 - , John, lawyer, 271,,274 Wattisfield, 292 -, John, President of Caius, 272 , 38 (Hants), enamelwork, 4

320 INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV

—, Hyde Abbey, enamelwork, 3 Wolterton Hall (Norf.), 103 Wybarne, John and Lettice (née —, Museum, 'Boy Bishop' tokens, Wood, Rolf, 112 Tasburgh), 279 87, Pl. Xk Ditton, 223 Wydiall (Hens), 271 Window Tax, 188 Woodbridge, 77, 81, 150, 182 Wylton, Wm, 38 Winfarthing, 39, 40 Union, 200—I, 217 Wymer, Margaret (nee Toll), 269 Wingfield, Francisca, 120 Woodlnds, Amesbury (Bucks), Wyndham, John, 265 , Hen. and Eliz., 120 grooved ware, 205-6 Robt and Eliz., 120 Woodrising, 126n —, Sir Robt, 263, 264, 265, 266n, , 42, 46n, 184 267n brick, 59 (Norf.), Castle, 263 —, Church of St Mary, 119, 124n, Yaxham, 40 Winston, 292 126n„ 286 Yaxley, Nich., 117 Wisset, Bleach Farm, 302 —, Lady's Well, 292 Yngloss, Eliz., 108 , Church, 302 Woolverstone Hall, 59-64, Pl. Va, , Sir Hen., 108 Witchingham (Norf.), 'Boy Bishop' b, VI York, Duke of, 130 tokens, 93, 99n Worcester, 36 , .43 Witnesham, 201 Worlingham, Great, 46n, 217 , enamelwork, 9 Wix Abbey (Ess.), 129 Worlingworth, 42 Young, Art., 186, 196, 197, 201, Wixoe, 42 Wortham, 47n, 104-5, 132 202 , Roman road, 234 Wright, Bridget, 104 , —, Farmer's tour through the Wodderspoon, John W., 25, 172 , Robert, 104 , 198, 200 Wolsey, Thos, Cardinal, 283 Wroxeter, Roman mars-barbs, —, General view of the agric. of —, —, coinage, 90, 92 141-2, illus. 142 Suffolk, 193, 199

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