ADDITIONAL NOTES Supplied by Professor A. HAMILTON THOMPSON. The note on GEORGE FOLBERRI by Mr. H. M. WOOD. AGLIONBY, HENRY. His incumbency of St. James, Garlickhythe, from Hennessey. (Nov. Rep.) AKUM, JOHN. Exch. a Preb. in Lanchester for the like in St. Mary and the Holy Angels, York, 1417 (Abp. Bowet's Reg.), and that for his Preb. in Lichfield. ALLERTHORP, LAURENCE DE. Exch. Laxton (Notts.) for Nether Wallop (Hants), 1382; res. before 1388; R. of Sandal Parva (Yorks) for. Mersley (Bucks); C. and P. of Hereford, 1401. (Winchester Reg. Wykeham; Reg. Trefnant (C. and Y.); do. Mescall.) ARDERN, WILLIAM DE. ASKEBY, ROBERT DE. R. of Chesterton, Oxford, 1361. ASTON, THOMAS DE. Exch. from Wells to Lincoln, 1382; R. of St. James, Garlickhythe, 1359; exch. for Warboys (Hunts), 1367; exch. from St. Paul's to Crantock (Cornwall) and St. Mary's, Shrewsbury, 1399; and from Crantock to the Free Chapel of. St. Helen, Ingleby (Yorks), 1400. (Hennessy; Exeter Reg. Stafford.) AYREMINNE, RICHARD DE. Chanc. of the Ch. of Sarum. BAINBRIGG, CHRISTOPHER. R. of Aller (Som.), 1497-1505. BASSET, WILLIAM. R. of Toppesfield, 1349. (Newcourt, II.) BIDYK, RICHARD DE. Exch. Bryngton for Meesden (Herts). BLIBURG, WILLIAM DE. C. and P. of York, 1308; R. of Caures, i.e., Cavers (Roxburghshire). BOTHE, CHARLES. R. of St. James, Garlickhythe, 1499-1503. BOXSTEDE (rectius BENSIEDE). Secretary to Edward I; Chancellor of Exchequer, 1365; Master of the Wardrobe, 1307; a Justice of the Common Pleas, 1309-20; died 1323. BURSTALL, WILLIAM. R. of Stower Provost (Dorset), 1342; exch. Kingston for Farnham Royal, 1348; R. of Pytchley, 1361; R. of Shifnal, 1371. CATRICK, JOHN DE. C. and P. of Lincoln, 1401; official of the dioc. of Winchester, 1405. (See Bp. Lacey's Register (Randolph) Vol. I.) CHERLTON, THOMAS DE. (See his Reg. C. and Y. Series.) CHESTERFIELD, RICHARD DE. R. of Horstead (Norf.), 1351; C. and P. of London, 1360; of Southwell, 1365; exch. for Beverley, 1368. CLARE, BOGO de. Additional benefices: Callan (Kilkenny); Leverington (Cambs.); Chieveley (Berks); Great Dunmow (Essex); Fordingbridge (Hants); St. Peter's in the East (Oxfd.); Polstead (Suff.); Rotherfield (Sussex); Thatcham (Berks); Dorking, a mediety (Surrey); Eynsford (Kent); Earl Soham (Suffolk); Swanscombe (Kent); Kilkhampton (Cornwall); Llansoy (Monmouth); Whiston (Northants); Tiverton, a portion (Devon). He held 29 preferments in 14 dioceses-none in Carlisle, Wells and Worcester. CLAYMOND, JOHN. C. and P. of Wells, 1509. CLONE, JOHN. R. of Bishopstow (Wilts), 1349; Drayton Parslow (Bucks), 1352; All Saints, North St., York, 1356; Swafield (Lincs.), 1358; Birkin (Yorks), 1364; Master of the Magdalen Hosp., Southwell; C. and P. in St. Mary and the Angels, York; Kirkby Ravensworth, 1371; a portion in Ledbury, 1377; St. Crux, York; Great Bowden (Leics.), 1344; d. 1391. CONSTANTIN, WILLIAM. Probably from Coutances. DENE, PETER DE. C. of Chichester. (Twysden; decem Scriptores.) DEPING, JOHN DE. The Abbot of Thorney, probably not identical with the Canon of that name. DERLINGTON, JOHN DE. Hengham is now Hingham, Co. Norfolk. DIXON, NICHOLAS. A full account of him in Lincoln Visitation (Canterbury and York Series). He was Preb. of Stow St. Mary in the Church of Lincoln. DURHAM, WILLIAM DE. There is no foundation for the tradition that he died Archbishop of Rouen. DYGHTON, WILLIAM DE. Berking is Barking (Suffolk). ELVET, RICHARD DE. New St. Mary's is the Newarke College in Leicester. He became Preb. in 1390 and Dean in 1396. ESTON, JOHN DE. Burghton is Broughton near Brigg. FLAMBARD, RALPH. Better Ranulph; not known as Justiciar and King's Proctor. FLINT, JOHN. The Rector and Prior probably distinct persons. FOLBERRI, GEORGE. D.D. and Fellow of Clare Hall, 1518; of Pembroke Hall, 1519; Master of Durham School; R. of Maidwell St. Mary (Northants), 1534-37; Master of Pembroke, 1537-40. (Venn.) FORDHAM, JOHN. D. of Wells, 1378. GILBERT, ROBERT. A full note in Lincoln Visitations, Vol. I. GISBURN, WILLIAM. Not Canon of Southwell. GLYN, WILLIAM. Exch. Liddington (Wilts) for St. Michael, Coventry, 1409; and that with Robert Thresk for the V. of Newcastle; exch. again for St. Michael, Coventry, with Jn. Heyworth, 1436; d. 1441. GODEALE. Exch. Montgomery for Little Chart (Kent), 1391. GOLDSBROUGH, THOMAS. Held the Prebend of Skipwith in Howden, and was not called Rector. Kirkton, probably Kirton-in-Holland, near Boston. HALL, THOMAS. Canon of Howden (So Hutchinson). Doubts as to Christian name, which was (possibly) William. If so, he was not the person in question. HAMSTERLEY, RALPH. Was also R. of Oddington-upon-Otmoor. HANSLOPE, HENRY. Held many benefices. Exch. his Prebend in Howden for that in Lincoln and the Church of Harpham, i.e., Middleton-on-the-Wolds (Yorks). HATFIELD, THOMAS. R. of Tarring (Sussex), which he exch. for a Preb. in York, 1343; Warden of St. John's Hosp., Portsmouth, and Canon of Sarum, 1340 (P.R.); possibly the person of these names who was R. of Debden (Essex), and exch. for Aynhoe (Northants), 1336. HAVERINGS, JOHN DE. R. of Castle Eden, 1307. HAXEY, THOMAS. R. (not V.) of Laxton. Exch. St. Nicholas, Cole Abbey, for the Free Chapel of St. Mary Magdalen, Stour bridge, 1384; pres. to Toppesfield, 1386; Preb. of Sarum, 1391; Keeper of the writs and rolls, which office he vacated, 1391. HAYE, ROBERT DE LA. HEBBEDEN, THOMAS. Exch. from Chester to Howden, 1411; from 1420; d. 1448. Preb. of St. John's, Chester, 1404. Preb. of Hereford, 1279; Archd. of Worcester, HENLEE, JOHN. For other benefices consult Hennessy. HESYLL, GERARD. Res. Haseley (Oxford), 1438; was C. and P. of HIDDESWORTH, HENRY DE. R. of Stanwell (Middlesex), 1330-32. HODEY, JOHN. Correct and add as follows: Exch. Wootton Courtenay for a Preb. in Wells, 1407; exch. East Camel (Som.) for Kington Magna (Wilts), 1408; exch. Pylle for the Free Chapel of Ryme (Dorset), 1413; R. of Brightwell (Berks) before 1417; Prec. of Wells, 1410; Chanc., 1426; Preb. of Sarum, 1424; Archd. of Dorset, 1435; res. Prebend in York, 1436. HOLME, RICHARD DE. Exch. St. Andrew's, Holborn, for Tunstall (Kent), 1383. HOLME, ROGER. Hennessy supplies a long list of his preferments. HUNTEMAN, JOHN. Chanc. of Lincoln, 1390. JARGEAUX, JOHN. Canon of Exeter, 1310. KEMP, JOHN. Translated to York, 1425. KINGSTON, JOHN. Re-exch. to St. Margaret Moses, 1343. error for Rotherhithe, that was in dio. Winchester; it may be one of the Roothings. He retained St. Leonard's, York, when a Bishop. LAYBURN, ROGER. V. of Huish Champflower; possibly an error for Huish Episcopi. LEE, ALEXANDER. Better known as Leigh. LEIGH, ROWLAND. Usually spelt Lee. LOUND, JOHN. C. and P. of Sarum; exch. for St. John the Baptist, London, 1438. LUPTON, ROGER. C. and P. of Shipton in Salisbury Cath., 1506. LYES, THOMAS. R. of Bletchley, 1407. MACCLESFIELD, JOHN. For Deanham read Davenham." R. of Wearmouth and exch, for Barrow (Chesh.), 1396. MAGNUS, THOMAS. Also R. of South Collingham c. 1499; of Kirkbyin-Cleveland; and of Sessay, where buried; V. of Kendal; Master of the Free Chapel of Whipstrode, dio. Winton; C. and P. of Llandewi Brefi. MANSELL, JOHN. Additional benefices: Rector of Sawbridgeworth, 1261; of Bonnington (Notts), 1264; Axminster. MAUNDOUR, JOHN. Preb. (not R.) of Easton in Gordano. NEWTON, JOHN, D.C.L. Preb. of St. Mary's-in-the-Castle, Leicester. PILEUS. Bishop of Treviso, 1359; at once translated to Padua; Archbp. of Ravenna, 1370-87; Cardinal Bishop of Tusculum, 1391-1401. RAVENSER, STEPHEN. Died 1384. ROCHES, PETER DES. Bishop of Winchester, 1206-38. ROTHWELL, WILLIAM DE. C. and P. of Sarum. Brass at Rothwell, Northants, where buried (1361); and described as Preb. of Cropredy (Lincoln); Ferring (Chichester), and Yealmpton (Sarum). ST. CROSS, MARTIN DE. Gerardston, now Gardston. ST. MAUR, LAURENCE. C. and P. of Hereford; R. of Higham Ferrers, where buried, 1337; commemorated by a fine brass. SANDALE, JOHN. See his Register. (Hampshire Record Soc.) SCROPE, GEOFFREY LE. Will in Forster's Lincoln Wills. (Lincoln Record Soc.) SCROPE, WILLIAM LE. See Appendix to Lincoln Visitations, Vol I. THRESK, ROBERT. Remembrancer of the Exchequer; his brass is at Thirsk, where he founded a Chantry. THWENG, THOMAS DE. Succ. his brother, 1345, as fourth Lord Thweng of Kilton; d. 1375. Founded a college for a Rector and twelve Chaplains at Kirkleatham, which came to nothing. VIZANO, GEOFFREY DE. Rectius VEZZANO: died within a year of his consecration, 1300. |