Index to Inquisitiones Post Mortem

Volume 2 (1859)
Written By KAS

INDEX TO INQUISITIONES.

For the convenience of those who may wish to bind up the 'Inquisitiones post mortem' separately, the references in the Index are made, not to the pages, but to the number of the Fine.

The names within brackets show the form of spelling adopted in the original.

  • Abjuring the kingdom, what, xi., note 44
  • Acle, Lambert de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Acle, Reginald de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Acoldt, in Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Ad quod damnum Writs, what, xviii., note 61.
  • Adgar, William, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Agemra P [Hagenet], lands held of the honor of, in capite, in Roking, by Aluf de Roking, 1250, xii, and note 48.
  • Aids, what, p. 288.
  • Albermarle, Sir Edward, land held of him in Combe, xix., 1252.
  • Aldenham, Thomas de, his man cut and carried away wood from Joan de Sanford's land of Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Aldington [Aldintone], manorial rights in, held by Robert de Septvans in capite, 1248-9, ix.
  • Aldington Septvans, in Thornham, inherited by Septvans from Fitz Helte, ix., note 35.
  • Aldintone: see Aldington.
  • Alepenny, Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv., and note 71.
  • Alex, John, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.-xv.
  • Alienation, Fine on, q.v.
  • Alnetum, or ruder-bed, ix., note 87.
  • Alon, William, a juror, Goseon, 1252, xxi.
  • Assize, Rents of, what, iv., note 16.
  • Attemolande, William, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Attermede, Ramo, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Aula, Richard de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Averagium, what, iv., and note 18.
  • Badlesmere, Giles de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Baill, Henry de, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Balestarius, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Bardulf, Robert, his heirs, 1246, v., note 22.
  • Barkesore, Ralph de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Barndille, William de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Baudewin, Henry, and his wife Susannah, convicted of robbing Giles Godinton, who lodged with them in Canterbury.-Claims privilege of clergy, 1251, xv.
  • Baudewin, Susannah, wife of Henry, q.v., pleads pregnancy, 1251, xv.
  • Bedell, Adam, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Beggynge, William de, a juror, Milton hundred, ii.
  • Beket, Henry, a juror, 1236, i.
  • Sendinges, Adam de, a juror, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Benenden, land of Ralph le Weyte in, held of Abbot of Robertsbridge, 1251, xvi.
  • Benindenn, Thomas de, a juror, Benindenn, 1251, xvi.
  • Berfeld, Adam de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Betun the advocate, writ to inquire what lands he held in Kent, 1252, xx.
  • Biset, Robert, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Blund, Constance le, wife of John, one of the next heirs of Richard de Wrotham, 1250, xiii., and note 50.
  • Blund, John le, 1250, xiii., and note 50.
  • Bobbing, Turtheyn de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Booton, i.e. Boughton, q.v., vii.
  • Booton, Elias de, his Inquisitio post mortem, 1247, vii.
  • Booton, Peter de, son and heir of Elias, 1247, vii., and note 30.
  • Booton, Richard de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Boldestred, Ralph de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Bosco, Roger de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Boteler, John le, Dene, xxii.
  • Boughton [Booton] UNDER BLEAN, manor of, held in capite by Elias de Booton, 1247; pays £20 per annum to hospital of lepers at Boulogne, 1247, vii., and note 27.
  • Boulogne, hospital of lepers at, £20 per annum paid them out of the manor of Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Braclefeld, Henry de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Brazur, William le, a juror, Canterbury, 1251 and 1252, xv. and xxi.
  • Brenne, Jordan de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Brid, Alan, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Briwer, William, Inquisition as to his disseisin in Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Brogan, Hamo, land held of him in Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Brokeahole, William de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Brutin, John, a juror, 1248-9 and 1252-3, ix. and xxiii.
  • Brutin, William, a juror, 1252-3, xxiii.
  • Burgage, what, xxiv., note 70.
  • Burgo, Walter de, grantee of Hen. III. in Trianstone, xvii.
  • Burre, Robert, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv. and xv. bis.
  • Caluel, Geoffrey, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Campanio, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Canterbury, writ to inquire if Mathew le Vinetar's house has escheated to the King, 1252, xxi.
  • Canterbury, Archbishop of, grant of market to him in Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Canterbury, Prior and Convent of Christ Church, try to get fraudulent possession of Isabella Goldwin's house, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Capita tenures, what, p. 282.
  • Carpentar, Geoffrey, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Carucate, or Carve of land, what, p. 313, note 1, and p. 319, note 28.
  • Ceriton: see also Serinton.
  • Ceriton [Ceriton], William de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Chandeler, Nicholas de, grantee of Hen. III. in Trianstone, xvii.
  • Chechele, Ralph de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Chelesfeld, Simon de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Cherelton, Swatman de, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Chiloh, ..., Stephen de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Chilton, Roger de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Chipenham, Henry de, Dene, xxii.
  • Chiselherst, a limb of Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Church, v. Ecclesia, de.
  • Cilgrave [and Sylgrave], Godard de, juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i. and ii.
  • Cilgrave [Shilgrave], Henry de, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Cissoy, Stephen, a juror, Canterbury, 1261, xv. bis.
  • Clergy, Privilege of, account of, xv., note 56.
  • Clericali habitu, xv., note 66.
  • Clericus, Columbinus, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Clericus, Richard, juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Clericus, William, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv.
  • Cobbeham, a limb of Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Cobbeham, Henry de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 316.
  • Cobbeham, Sir Reginald de, Gressimere (in Boughton) held of, by Elias de Booton, q.v., 1247, vii.
  • Cobbeham, R. de, Sheriff of Kent, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Codested, John de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Coke, Sir Edward, gives a copy of his MS. Reports to Sir Heneage Finch. -Since burnt.-Extracts from it, note, p. 313.
  • Coldin, William, a juror, Canterbury, 1261 and 1252, xv. and xxi.
  • Cornhill [Cornehille], R. de, King's writ to him, 1247, note 26.
  • Cowel's Interpreter, Sir Roger Twysden's interleaved copy, with MS. adversaria, p. 313, note 1.
  • Cranestod, a limb of Dartford manor, xxiv.
  • Crioll [Crioll], R. de (? Sheriff), 1250-1, xiv.
  • Crioll, Sir Bertrand de, claims a debt to the King on the house of Mathew le Vinetar in Canterbury, 1252, xxi.
  • Crioll [Crioll], Sir John de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Crioll [Crioll], Sir Simon de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Crucer, Turstan de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Crioll: see Crioll.
  • Combe, land in, held in capite of Sir Edward Albemarle and Ramo Brogan, by John, son of Robert de Combe, an outlaw, 1252, xix.
  • Combe [Combe], in Swanscombe, or Combe in Greenwich, ? which, 1252, xix., note 62.
  • Comba, a limb of Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv.
  • Combe, John de, son of Robert, an outlaw, land in Combe, q.v., 1252, xix.
  • Combe, Robert de, cited, 1252, xix.
  • Curobe, Simon de, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Combe, Thomas de, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Combe, pedigree, xix., note 68.
  • Cupere, Walter, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Damnum: see "ad quod damnum."
  • Dartford [Derteford], extent of the manor of, 1258, xxiv.
  • Delce, manor of, held by Odo de Serinton in capite, and by what services, 1247, viii., and note 84.
  • Delham, Philip de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Delham, Simon de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Demechirche, Robert de, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Dene, extent of Joan de Sanford's land in, and who carried away wood there, 1252, xxii.
  • Dene Manor, ? which of them, 1252, xxii., note 66.
  • Dene, ..., de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Dene, Sir Anered de, one of the Escheators of Kent, 1252-8, xxiii.
  • Dene, Thomas de, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Dene, William de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Derteford, i.e. Dartford, q.v.
  • Digge, John, a juror, Canterbury, 1251 and 1252, xv. and xxi.
  • Dodeker, John, a juror, Canterbury, 1251 and 1252, xv. and xxi.
  • Done, Richard de la, xxii.
  • Dore, William, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Dorsetshire and Somersetshire, Inquisition as to the lands of Richard de Wrotham in, 1250, xiii.
  • Dudeman, Peter, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Dudintun, William de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Dune, Gilbert ate, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Dune, Ramo de la, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Dune, Thomas ate, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Dunlege, John de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Dunleg, William de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Durant, John, a juror, Canterbury, 1252, xxi.
  • Dyer, Meyner the, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv. and xv. bis.
  • Dykere, Turstan le, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Eardeslose, Ralph de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Ecchesdenne, Simon de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Ecclesia, de: see Ecclesia, de.
  • Ecclesia [Ecclesia], Henry de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Elemosina, given in Frankalmoigne, xiv., note 52.
  • Elfrich, Th., a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Envoise, Robert le, a juror, Canterbury, 1252, xxi.
  • Ernald, a juror, 1252-8, xxiii.
  • Ertheilver, a service in Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv.
  • Escheat, what, p. 285.
  • Escheators of Kent, E. Abbot of Pershore and Sir Anered de Dene, co-escheators, 1252-8, xxiii.
  • Ether ..., Joceus de, a juror, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Everle, Alice de, wife of Geoffrey, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Everle, Geoffrey de, his Inquisitio post mortem, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Everinges, Roger de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Everle, de, pedigree, 1246-50, iv., note 20.
  • Extendi facias, what, xxii., note 65.
  • Eynton, Matthew de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Fanshaw, Thomas, cited, note 1, p. 313.
  • Farendell, what, note 1, p. 315.
  • Faulkner, William, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Faversham and Milton hundreds: see under Milton, ii.
  • Fenner, Robert le, a juror, Canterbury, 1251, xv. bis.
  • Ferrier, John, a juror, Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Feudal tenures abolished by Charles II., p. 287.
  • Fine on alienation, what, p. 285.
  • Fitz Adam, William, a juror, 1236, i.
  • Fitz Alan, Robert, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Fitz Alwys, Turstan, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Fitz Bernard, John, land in gavelkind, held of, by Aluf de Roking, in Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Fitz Godfrey, John, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Fitz Helte, the coheirs of his barony, ix. note 39.
  • Fitz Henry, Alexander, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Fitz John, Philip, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Fitz Kynoth, William, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Fitz Letice, Simon, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Fitz Matilda, Richard, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Fitz Peter, Geoffrey, a juror, Combe, 1252, xix.
  • Fitz Ralph, Ivo, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Fitz Raymer, Eustace, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Fitz Reyner: see Fitz Raymer.
  • Fitz Robert, William, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Fitz Walter, Turstan, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Fonte, Osbert de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Foliot, Jordan, nephew and coheir of Robert Bardulf, 1246, v., note 22.
  • Filston: see Wielneston.
  • Foreign Inquisition, what, xv., note 58.
  • Forrestar [Forrester], Ralph the, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Forrester, William, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Forstalle, Adam de, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Forstalle, Hamo de, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Franceis, James le, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Francis, Richard, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Francis, William, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Frankalmoigne, "elemosinata," xiv., note 52.
  • Frenchisburne, Benedict de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Fugel, Geoffrey le, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Gangi, Herbert, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Gatale, Richard de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Gatele, William de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Gatton, Robert de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Gavelkind, land held by knight-service, out of the custom of, p. 289-291.
  • Gavelkind, land held of the King, in Milton, by William le Taylur, and in other parts of Kent, of other lords, 1249-50, x.
  • Gerin, Walter, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Gernetarius, Warin, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Gey, Alan le, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Gilda, a liberty in Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Gloucester, Earl of, has a knight's-fee in Milton near Canterbury, 1248-9, ix.
  • Godeholt, William, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Godinton, Giles, servant of John Alverdon, Inquisition as to a robbery of him in Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Godiston, Robert de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Gold, Hugh, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Goldsmith, Arnold the, a juror, Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Goldwin, Isabella, her house in Canterbury to be taken into King's hands, and Inquisition as to her bequest of it to Prior and Convent of Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Goldwin, Maria (wife of John le Porter), daughter and heir of Isabella, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Goldwin, Walter, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Goldwin, pedigree, xiv., note 54.
  • Golstanstrete, Robert de, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Greden, Richard de, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Grane, John de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Gresley, Alice de, wife of Geoffrey de Everle, iv., note 20.
  • Gressimere, held by Elias de Booton, of Sir Reginald de Cobham, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Gunn, Isolda de, her Inquisitio post mortem, Hoo, 1246, v.-Niece and coheir of Robert Bardulf, note 22.
  • Grey [Gray], Richard de, son and heir of Isolda, 1246, v., and note 22.
  • Grobee, Simon, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Guisnes [Gysnes], Count de, writ to inquire what lands he held in Kent, 1252, xx.
  • Gurnay, Richard de, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Gysnes, de, i.e. Guisnes, q.v.
  • Hagenet, i.e. Agmara Court, q.v.
  • Hale, Richard de la, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Hallestowe, Stephen de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Hamme, Josceus at, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Hamstall, Adam de, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Harliz, John, dead, 1246, vi., note 25.
  • Harliz, Sarah, widow of John and wife of Johann de Nevill, 1246, vi., note 25.
  • Harpere, Simon le, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Hauking, John de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Haulo, Nicholas de, Sheriff of Kent, 1251, xv.
  • Hecham, i.e. Higham, q.v.
  • Hechindenn, William de, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Hegham, Philip de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Hegheland (Highlands), in Kent, land of Richard de Wrotham is held of Archbishop of Canterbury, 1250, xiii.
  • Helles, Theobald de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Here, Walter le, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Hermanard, William, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Herring, Philip de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Hide, a, what, note 1, p. 318.
  • Higham [Hocham], Writ as to the King's year and a day in the lands of William Turstan in, 1250, xi.
  • Higham [Hecham], lands held of the Prioress of, in capite, by William Turstan, 1250, xi.
  • Highlands ?: see Hegheland.
  • Hoddeworth, John de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Hoke, Henry de la, a juror, Higham and Shorne, 1246 and 1250, vi. and xi.
  • Hoke, William de la, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Holestrete, Eylwood de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Holte, John de, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Hoo [Hou], manor of, the four parceners of, in Inquisitio post mortem of Isolda de Grey, 1246, v., and note 22.
  • Horn, Godefry, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Hornesclyve, Luke de, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Horse, found by manorial service, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Horton, Dionisius de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Hou, i.e. Hoo, q.v.
  • Hulcinge, John de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Hundred Court Leet, what, xv., note 57.
  • Hunte, Adam, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Huse, Mathew le, his man John cut and carried away wood from Joan de Sanford's land in Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Inland, a rent in Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv.
  • Inquisitio Forinseca, what, xv., note 58.
  • Inquisitiones post mortem, what they were, pp. 281, 288, etc.
  • Jay, Remy le, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Jay, William le, a juror, Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Jordan, Nicholas, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Jordan, Thomas, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Kenardington, land held in, by Thomas de Normanvill, 1245-6, iii., note 14.
  • Kent, Escheator, Henry de Wengeham, 1247, vii.; 1248-9, ix.; 1249-50, x.; 1250, xii.-xiii.-Abbot of Pershore, 1252-8, xxiii. and xxiv.
  • Ketere, Wibert, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Kingesland, William de, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Kix, Thomas, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Knight's-fee, what, p. 283, and note 1.
  • Knighthood, the heir of lands held in capite by knight-service, compelled to receive, on coming of age, p. 284.
  • Knight-service, and its incidents, pp. 282-283, etc.
  • Knight-service and all its incidents abolished by Charles II., p. 287.
  • Lacy, John, a juror, Delce, 1247, viii.
  • Lamare, Henry de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Lefwell, Adam de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Lenham, a market held at, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Lese, Stephen atte, a juror, Boughton, 1247, vii.
  • Leyne, Richard de, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Librata terre, what, vi., note 24.
  • Lillechurch Priory, in Higham, 1250, xi., note 47.
  • Lullinton, Roger de, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Lumbard, Peter, official Commissary of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1252, xx.
  • Maim, to, a capital offence, xi., note 44.
  • Maleriis, William de, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Mansel, Walter, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Manumission, what, p. 290.
  • Marisco, Geoffrey de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Market in Wingham granted to Archbishop of Canterbury, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Market in Lenham held, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Marlige, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Marshal, Robert, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Martyn, Richard, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Martyn, Robert, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Masere, Henry le, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Maudeleyn, Robert, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Mede, William de, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Mellinge, John, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Mepham, Alan de, a juror, Canterbury, 1261, xv. bis.
  • Mepham, Richard de, a juror, Trianstone, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Meriet, Thomas de, xxiii.
  • Middeltone, Alan de, a juror, Hoo, 1246, v.
  • Middeltone, Thomas de, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Milage, William de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Militis: see Knight's-fee.
  • Milton: see also below, Milton hundred.
  • Milton, land held in gavelkind of the King in, by William le Taylur, and other lands held there of other lords by John de Brutin, and in Bobbing by Richard de Kyngeston, 1249-50, x.
  • Milton, manor of, held by Thomas de Normanvill in capite, 1245-6, iii.
  • Milton next Sittingbourne, manor of, held by Earl of Gloucester, 1248-9, ix.
  • Milton hundred, jurors, etc., 1236, ii.
  • Mistelherst, Walter de, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Monks of Christ Church, Canterbury, try to get fraudulent possession of Isabella Goldwin's house, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Montfichet, Margaret de, one of the next heirs of Richard de Wrotham, 1250, xiii., and note 50.
  • Montfichet, Sir Richard de, next heir of Richard de Wrotham, 1250, xiii., and note 50.
  • Morkere, William, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Mort d'ancestor, what, p. 285.
  • Mort, ..., Robert, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Mortmain, what, p. 285.
  • Mortuo Mari, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Mountfort, John de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Moyne, Michael le, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Myddelton, Alan de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Nete, Thomas le, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Nevill, Johann de, and his wife Sarah Harliz, 1246, vi., note 25.
  • Neuman, Roger, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Neumarkete, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Neyrenberg, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Nicholas, Henry, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Normanvill, Thomas de, son of Stephen de Normanvill, 1245-6, iii., note 14.
  • Northminster, Canterbury, in St. Alphage parish, 1252, xx., and note 64.
  • Nortune, Walter de, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Norwich, Bishop of, Justice of Assize, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Nywenham, Geoffrey de, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Oaksden, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Odo de Serinton, his services in capite to manor of Delce, and its extent, 1247, viii., and note 84.
  • Odomere, Henry, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Oger, Nicholas, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Olenden, William de, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv.
  • Opme, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Orewelle, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Orger, Richard, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Ospringe, etc., jurors, 1236, i.
  • Otte, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Owtel, Philip, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Pains of debtors in custody, p. 286.
  • Paience, Adam, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Papley, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Parceners, Isolda de Grey's share of the manor of Hoo held of Robert Bardulf, 1246, v.
  • Pavel, ..., John, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Payn, William, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Pepire, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Pepyr, ..., William, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Peystor, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Peystor, ..., William, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Phoenicians, not unlikely to have visited the British Isles, note 1, p. 315.
  • Plaxtole, a limb of Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv.
  • Poers, Stephen le, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Porter, John le, of Canterbury, husband of Maria Goldwin, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Possevinus, cited, note 1, p. 315.
  • Prest of malt, Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Prioress of Higham, Higham lands held of her, in capite, 1250, xi.
  • Privileged men, what, p. 288.
  • Queyney, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Raymer, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Relefs and aids, what, p. 284.
  • Rent of land in Dartford, xxiv.
  • Rents of assize, what, iv., note 16.
  • Reves, Richard, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Reyner, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Reyner, ..., Richard, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Richeman, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Richard, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Risington, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Robbers, Inquisition on their trial, Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Robert Bardulf's heirs, co-parceners of Hoo, 1246, v., note 22.
  • Robertson, David, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Robyns, Alan, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv.
  • Roffens, Walter, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Roger, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Roking, John de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Roking [Rocking], Aluf de, lands held by him in Roking of John Fitz Bernard, and of the honor of Hagenet, 1250, xii.
  • Roking [Rocking], Adam de, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Rokysle, Geoffrey, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Romenale, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Roninge, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Rose, Simon, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Roughes, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Rovelo, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Ruckinge, Inquisition as to its customs, etc., 1250, xii.
  • Rumbyng, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Rumpay, John, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Russell, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Rynger, Richard, a juror, Canterbury, 1251, xv.
  • Sablefurlang, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • St. Alphage parish, Northminster, Canterbury, 1252, xx., and note 64.
  • St. Augustine's [St. Augustinus], the Abbot of, Canterbury, a juror, Goseon, 1252, xxi.
  • St. Augustinus: see St. Augustine's.
  • St. Edmund's Hall, its foundation by Sir Roger Twysden, note 1, p. 313.
  • St. Nicholas, Canterbury, the tower of the church of, falling into ruins, 1252, xx.
  • Salt-pits, in Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Sanford, Joan de, land in Dene and Cut and carried away by Mathew le Huse's men, 1252, xxii.
  • Sapp, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Say, William, a juror, Rucking, 1250, xii.
  • Scarlett, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Schuryr, Robert, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Sculle, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Seford, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Sellinge, manor of, held of the Archbishop of Canterbury by knight-service, 1252, xxi., note 63.
  • Serinton [Seryngton], Henry de, his Inquisitio post mortem, land in Delce, held of him in capite by Odo de Serinton, and its extent, 1247, viii.
  • Serinton, John de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Serinton, William de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Serinton, i.e. Ceriton.
  • Sevenoke, Francis de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Sevington [Sevingtone], Richard de, a juror, Smethe, 1246, iv.
  • Sexton, Thomas, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv.
  • Sharston, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Shiltingden [Syltingden], Henry de, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Sholande, Gilbert de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Shorne, manor of, held by Hamo de Crevequer in capite, and its extent, 1246, vi., and note 80.
  • Shorne, jurors, etc., 1246, vi.
  • Shovelde, John, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Silkestead, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Skydemore, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Smeeth, jurors, etc., 1246, iv.
  • Smythe, Thomas le, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Snytter, John, a juror, Aldington, 1248-9, ix.
  • Soccage tenure, incidents of, p. 285.
  • Sohern, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Soken, what, note 1, p. 315.
  • Soteman, John, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Springet, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • St. Augustinus, i.e. St. Augustine's, q.v.
  • St. Thomas's Waterings, Canterbury, house of Joan de Goldwin there, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Stace, Richard, a juror, Canterbury, 1252, xxi.
  • Stace, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Staplefeld, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Staplefeld, ..., John de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Staples, John, a juror, Benenden, 1251, xvi.
  • Stodham, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Stokes, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Stouere, Henry de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Stowe, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Stowting, William de, a juror, Ospringe, etc., 1236, i.
  • Stretford, Gilbert de, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Stroud, John de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Stroude, Richard de la, a juror, Kenardington ?, 1246, iii.
  • Strugge, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Stud, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Sullivan, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Sunemere, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Swayn, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Swaleclive, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Swaleclive, ..., Henry, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Swarth, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Swatman, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Sweswille, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Symes, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Symon, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Talyur, ..., John, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Tarente, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Tateham, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Taynter, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Taylur, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Taylur, ..., Henry, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Taylur, ..., John, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Taylur, ..., Robert, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Thomas, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Thornham, Robert de Septvans holds Aldington in, 1248-9, ix.
  • Tothill, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Toupeman, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Trianstone, manor of, held in capite, and by what services, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Trianstone, manor of, granted by Hen. III. to Walter de Burgo and Nicholas de Chandeler, 1251-2, xvii.
  • Trianstone, Thomas de, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Tristam, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Tuck, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Turner, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Turstan de Crucer, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Turstin, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Twyford, William, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
  • Twyne, cited, note 1, p. 313.
  • Vineyards, Dartford manor, 1253, xxiv.
  • Visnet, what, p. 288.
  • Vitners, Mathew le, Inquisition as to his house in Canterbury, 1252, xxi.
  • Walter le Blund, land of Robert de Wrotham held of, 1250, xiii.
  • Walter le Here, a juror, Dene, 1252, xxii.
  • Walter, Richard, a juror, Canterbury, 1260-1, xiv.
  • Waring, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Warren, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Warton, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Warvil, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wasseling, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Weaver, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wenham, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wenham, ..., Thomas, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wenham, ..., William, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Westerham, Roger de, a juror, Milton, 1249-50, x.
  • Westwell, Robert de, a juror, Higham, 1250, xi.
  • Westwell, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Westwell, ..., Henry, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Westwell, ..., John, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Westwell, ..., Thomas, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Westwell, ..., William, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Weyte, Ralph le, 1251, xvi.
  • White, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • White, ..., Robert, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wielneston [Filston], 1252, xxi., note 63.
  • Wilhelm, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Willie, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wills, Notes of, note 1, p. 315.
  • Winchelsea, ..., Thomas de, a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Winchestre, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wingham, jurors, 1251-2, xviii.
  • Wiseman, Adam, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Wiverton, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wodenesberg, William de, a juror, Milton hundred, 1236, ii.
  • Wolmer, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wolves, in Dartford manor, 1258, xxiv.
  • Wood, cut and carried away from Joan de Sanford's land in Dene, by Mathew le Huse's man, 1252, xxii.
  • Woods, names of, p. 318, note 31.
  • Wrotham, John de, a juror, Shorne, 1246, vi.
  • Wrotham, Richard de, son of John de Wrotham, 1250, xiii.
  • Wrotham, Richard de, his heirs, 1250, xiii., and note 50.
  • Wy, Jordan de, a juror, Canterbury, 1250-1, xiv.
  • Wye, lands held of the manor of Wye, 1247, viii., note 31.
  • Wye, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wygorn, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Wykeham, Geoffrey de, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Wykeham, ..., Geoffrey, a juror, Dartford, 1258, xxiv.
  • Yerneth, ..., a juror, Newington, circa 1219, note 5, p. 315.
  • Yfflete, Adam de, a juror, Wingham, 1251-2, xviii.
  • York, Simon de, a juror, Dartford, 1253, xxiv.
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