THE EEGISTEE 
 
 OF 
 
 Waiter t>e g>tapelt>on, 
 
 BISHOP OF EXETER, 
 
 (A.D. 13071326). 
 
 BY THE 
 
 REV. F. C. HINGESTON-RANDOLPH, M.A., 
 
 OF EXETER COLLEGE, OXFORD, 
 
 RECTOR OF RINGMORE, 
 AND PREBENDARY OF EXETER. 
 
 LONDON : 
 
 GEORGE BELL <fc SONS, 
 YORK STEEET, COVENT GARDEN. 
 
 EXETER : 
 
 HENRY S. ELAND, HIGH STREET. 
 
 WILLIAM POLLARD & Co., PRINTERS, NORTH STREET, 
 1892. 
 
NEARLY A CENTURY 
 
 Pr int e r s , E xeter. 
 
"3X670'? 
 
 TO 
 THE REVEREND THE RECTOR 
 
 AND 
 
 THE FELLOWS 
 
 OF 
 
 EXETER COLLEGE, 
 
 OXFORD 
 (FORMERLY "STAPELDONE HALLE"), 
 
 I DEDICATE 
 
 THIS RECORD OF THE LIFE AND WORK 
 
 OP OUR 
 ILLUSTRIOUS FOUNDER. 
 
 M646978 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 PREFACE ... ... ... v ii. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS ... ... 3 
 
 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP WALTER DE STAPKLDON. 
 
 Concerning his Election, Confirmation, and Consecration 8 
 
 Rent-Roll of the See of Exeter ... ... 23 
 
 General Index ... ... ... 29-412 
 
 Dedications of Churches, etc. ... ... 134 
 
 Institutions to Benefices, etc. ... ... 184 
 
 Additional Names of Incumbents ... ... 582 
 
 Oratories ... ... ... 299 
 
 Statutes of Stapeldou Hall (Exeter College) ... 303 
 
 Documents relating to Scotland ... ... 350 
 
 Wills ... ... ... 407 
 
 Royal Letters and Writs . . . ... 413 
 
 Ordinations .. 446 
 
 Letters Dimissory .. ... 536 
 
 Ordinations by Letters Dimissory ... ... 543 
 
 Itinerary ... 547 
 
 APPENDICES, 
 
 Documents relating to the Bishop's Will 561 
 Inventory of his Effects 
 
 Account of his Executors 5 ?5 
 
 Additional Notes ... 58 
 
3n jftsto iSleliqutarum lExouiensts ISccUsie, 
 a& processions*. 
 
 SALVE Festa Dies, toto venerabilis evo. 
 
 Qua datur in Saiictis gloria digna Deo. 
 Sunt decus Ecclesie, Mundi decor, et robur Urbis 
 
 Hujus, quos hodie Grex canit iste Petri. 
 Gaudeat Exonia, tot Sanctos concelebrando, 
 
 Per quos est votis sepe potita suis. 
 Hiis fa vet ipse Deus ; horum meritis et amore 
 
 Sepe nociva fugat, dat bona, mira patrat. 
 Labitur e turn quidam, nee leditur ; alter, 
 
 Hue manibus repens, hinc pede sanus abit. 
 Et puer et mulier contraeti restituuntur. 
 
 Hue dum muta venit fit veniendo loquens. 
 Quedam surda siinul juncto sopore soluta 
 
 Hie uieruit duplam vocis et auris opem. 
 Debilis et mutus a Sancto Glastoniensi 
 
 Jussus ut hie vigilet paret ovansque redit. 
 Plaudit leta manu mulier prius arida nervos, 
 
 Libera curvato cum fit ab ungue vola. 
 Lumen aqua putei, baculo mediantc, recepit 
 
 Cecus, ut in Syloe, sic operante Deo. 
 Innumeris aliis hos Christus mirificavit 
 
 Signis, que nequeunt sub brevitate cani. 
 In Domino Sanctis sit in ipsis Gloria Christo ; 
 Nobis Qui det eos semper adesse pios ! 
 
 MS. Hwleian 863, toL.l* [F.J.B.] 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 THE REGISTER of Bishop Walter de Stapeldon is a well-preserved 
 folio Book, of vellum, comprising, nominally, 244 leaves. There are, 
 in fact, only 229 ; for five folios, viz. 6, 7, 8, and 178, 179, have been 
 cut out by some depredator; and the scribe who undertook the 
 numbering ' did his work carelessly, passing from Ixxxix to c, but, 
 happily, in the middle of a sentence, so that we know that the 
 apparent loss of ten folios is due to a clerical error. The writing is 
 varied, being by many different hands ; and here and there it is poor 
 and not easy to read : but for the most part it is clear and good, as 
 the facsimile, which is a fair sample of the whole, will shew. 
 
 The Book consists, really, of three distinct Registers, bound to- 
 gether at a comparatively recent period, the " Registmm Com- 
 mune," which is referred to in the Bishop's Return to a Royal Writ 
 (p. 431) as his " Registrum de Beneficiis et aliis Memorandis " ; the 
 Register of Royal Writs and Letters ; and the Register of Ordinations. 
 
 Of these, the First (folios 1-184) begins with a miscellaneous series 
 of Documents, relating chiefly to the Collegiate Church of Bosham 
 and the events which transpired between Stapeldon's Election and his 
 Consecration. They are of great interest, and I have printed them 
 at length, consecutively. The Record ends abruptly on the 17th of 
 June, 1325 ; but there has been no loss of folios here since the time 
 of Bishop Grandisson, who wrote, at the foot of the last page, a 
 Memorandum that the Register ended there, and that nearly two 
 years were wanting. See p. 560, note 88. 
 
 The Second (folios 185-216) consists of copies of the Royal Writs 
 and Letters received by the Bishop, with his Returns thereto, from 
 the date of his Confirmation to the 20th of February, 1321-2. 
 
 The Third (folios 217-244) is a valuable Document, being a series 
 of Lists of all Ordinations celebrated within (and, by Commission, at 
 a few places without) the Diocese, from the 21st of December, 1308, 
 to the 19th of December, 1321. The last List is imperfect, the names 
 of the accolites only remaining. There has been a loss, therefore, of 
 several folios here, which were, perhaps, rejected by the binder as 
 worthless, for the last of those retained has been seriously damaged 
 by damp and is barely legible. All these Ordinations were by the 
 Bishop himself, who did not appoint a Suffragan (or Coadjutor) till 
 May, 1324.1 
 
 1 The Lists of criminous clerks, released to the Bishop by the Judge's of Assize at 
 Exeter and Launceston, are inserted, under the ytarsto which they respectively "belong, 
 in this part of the Register. 
 
Vlll PREFACE. 
 
 The Registrars of the Diocese during Stapeldoirs Episcopate are 
 nowhere called by that name, though one of them is, once, called the 
 Bishop's "Scriba." But Documents were occasionally signed, or 
 initialled, by them ; and it is not difficult to trace their succession. 
 
 The first was John dc Lancevatone (or Lancestone), and he appears 
 to have held the Office in Bishop B}-tton's time. 1 He was, evidently, 
 a man of high standing in the Diocese. In 1310 he was collated to 
 the Rectory of Lawhitton, which he resigned in 1312 on his promotion 
 to Lanivet ; and he held Prebends, at different times, in the Collegiate 
 Churches of St. Crantock and Glasney, and in the Cathedral. In 
 1316 he was sent by the Bishop, on a special mission, to Rome, and 
 in 1321 he was appointed to serve in the Roman Curia, as one of the 
 Bishop's Proctors. 2 
 
 Nicholas de Hele seems to have served, for a short time, in 1315-16, 
 in February of which year he initialled one of the entries (fol. 112) ; 
 and his name occurs, frequently, among the " familiares " of the 
 Bishop. 
 
 His successor was Richard de Twyvertone, whose signature first 
 occurs in September, 1316. 3 
 
 Philip de la More succeeded, apparently in 1322, and held the 
 office till the end. 4 
 
 WALTER DE STAPELDON, the Fifteenth Bishop of Exeter, was a Devon- 
 shire man, a younger son of William and Mabilla de Stapeldon. Their 
 eldest son, Sir Richard, was a Puisne Judge of the King's Bench, and 
 resided chiefly at Stapeldon Manor, in the Parish of Cookbury, a 
 dependent Chapelry of Milton-Damarel. Walter is said to have been 
 born at Annery, another Seat of his Family, in the Parish of Monk- 
 leigh, in, or about, the year 1260. His Birthday was the 1st of 
 February, as he tells us himself, " proximo die precedente Festuni 
 Purificacionis Beate Virginis ; quo die, prout ex Parentum relacionc 
 
 1 " Instrument urn . . . sub manu et siyno Johannis de Lancestone, super 
 refovmacione pacis inter Episcopum Thomam et K. de Plitnstoke " (fol. 122). 
 
 2 "Omnia premissa per Johannem de Lancevetone, Notarium Pupplicuni et Scribam 
 nostrum, scribi mandavrmus, ej usque subscripcione et signo consueto vallari ; uecnon, 
 sigillum nostrum Imic Instrumento Pupplico apponi fecimus . . . . Et ego, Johannes, 
 &c., presens interfui, et omnia predicta . . . fieri vidi et audivi : et, de Mandate dicti 
 Domini Episcopi, Domini mei, scripsi et pupplicavi, meoque signo consueto signavi, ab 
 eodem Domino Episcopo requisitus." (fol. 36 b See Teffonte). We meet with him, 
 now and then, as Witness, ofticially, to some Deed ; for instance (fol. 67 b ), " presenti- 
 bus . . . Magistro Nicholao de Hele et me, Lancestone." And, again (fol. 75 b ), fuerunt 
 presenter . . . ut michi Lancestone dicebatur, qui in omnibus absens fui preterquam 
 in prestacioue juramenti." 
 
 a "Presentibus N. de Hele, etc., et ineipso, Ricardo de Twyvertone" (fol. 114 b ) : 
 again, " Presentibus . . . Roberto Daumarle, Apparitore, et me, Ricardo de 
 Twycertone, Notario Publicp, qui hec premissa scripsi propria manu mea, HllC " 
 (fol. 128 b ) ; and againj " Actis non interfui ego Ricardus " (fol. 145). 
 
 4 " Preseutibus, etc., et me, Philippo dc la Mure, clerico, . . . Notario Publico, 
 et aliis, JSfclfH ffa " (ful. 171); and again, " ct me, Philippo de la More, qui 
 prt- missa scripsi " (fol. 183). 
 
PREFACE. IX 
 
 didicimus, a materials visceribus segregati, primordia recepimus hujus 
 lucis (p. 377)." Unfortunately, he does not mention the year. 
 
 Of his early life we know little. But there can be no doubt that 
 he was a man of learning, and a distinguished member of the Univer- 
 sity of Oxford, where he became Professor of Canon-Law. Bishop 
 Quivil's Register is imperfect, and that of Bishop Bytton, Stapeldon's 
 immediate Predecessor, has been lost. We have, therefore, 110 record 
 of his Ordination or of the dates of his promotion. But we know 
 that he was Chaplain to Pope Clement V, and that he was Rector of 
 Aveton-Giffard, in South Devon, from some date before September, 
 1294, 1 till he became Bishop. He was, also, Canon of Exeter* as early 
 as 1302 ; and he succeeded William de Puntyngdon as Precentor, 
 but, probably, only a short time 3 before his elevation to the Episcopate. 
 
 The Register contains a detailed account of his Election, which took 
 place, "per viam scrutinii," on the Monday next after Martinmas 
 (13 Nov.), 1307. 4 The King's Licence to elect had been granted 011 
 the 6thJ3^A)ctober. 5 Twenty-three Canons that is, all but one 
 were present, either in person or by their Proctors. Of these, fifteen 
 ^oted for the Precentor, three for Dean Thomas de Lecchelade, three 
 for Thomas de Cherletone, Archdeacon of Totnes, and two for Canon 
 John de Godeleghe (Dean of Wells) ; and, when the result of the 
 scrutiny was known, Stapeldon was elected unanimously. The King- 
 gave his Assent to the Election on the 3rd of December. 6 But 
 Richard de Plynipstoke, Rector of Exminster and of Uffculme, an 
 
 1 Eot. Pat. 22 Edw. I., m 7. 
 
 2 p ro Fratribus Predicatoribus Exonle. Rex . . . Herveo de Stauutone, 
 Thome cleBupe, et Willelmo de Caumville, seniori, salutem. Quia, ex gravi querela 
 . . . Prioris et Fratrum Ordiuis Predicatorum Exonie, accepinius quod Magister 
 Walterus de Stapeldone, Magister Johannes de Uphavene, et Magister Johannes de 
 Wele, aggregata sibi multitudine malefactomm ignotoruin, et pacis nostre pertur- 
 batorum, clausorium ipsorum Prioris et Fratrum, apud Exoriiam, nuper vi et armis 
 intraverunt et Ecclesiarn suam ibidem, intersticia coram altaribus in eadem Ecclesia 
 fregerunt, et in Fratres ibidem insultum fecerunt, et quosdam ex ill is verberaverunt et 
 male tractaverunt, et quedam ornamenta Ecclesie predicte, ac alia bona et catalla 
 ipsorum Prioris et Fratrum, ad valenciam xxli., ibidem inventa, ceperunt et 
 asportaverunt, ac alia enorftiia, etc. ; nos, transgressiones predictas, si taliter perpetrate 
 fuerint, transire nolentes impunitas, assignavimus vos, etc. T. R. apud Marleberge, 
 x die Decembris" (1302). Rot. Pat. 31 Edw. I., m. 46d. [F. J. B.] 
 
 3 See "Wills"; p. 408. 
 
 4 Set page 17 (ad jinem), and add after " Episcopum " the words u die Lune 
 proxima post Festum Sancti Martini." A line of the '-'copy" was accidentally 
 overlooked. 
 
 3 " De Licencia eliyendi. Magistri Will, de Sancta Elena et Ric. de Morcestre, 
 Canonici Ecclesie Sancti Petri Exouie, nunciantes Regi mortem Thome, nuper Episcopi 
 Loci illius, habent Literas Regis Decano et Capitulo ejusdem Ecclesie de Licencia 
 eligendi. T.R. apud Notingham, vj die Octobris," Rot. Pat. 1 Edw. II. p. 1. m. 
 20. [F.J.B.] 
 
 6 " De Assensu Regis. Rex Eleccioni nuper celebrate, in Ecclesia Cathedrali 
 Exoniensi, de discrete viro, Magistro Wai tern de Stapeldone, Canonico ejusdem Ecclesie, 
 in Episcopum Loci illius Reguim As^ensum adhibuit et favorem. Et hoc significatum 
 est Administratoribus Archiepiscopjitus Cantuariensis A Sede Apostolica deputatis, lit 
 <iuod suum est in hac parte exequantur. In cujiis, etc. T.K. apud Redyngges, iij die 
 L)fccmbria " (ibid.^ m. 9). 
 
X PREFACE. 
 
 Ecclesiastick who had given much trouble in Bytton's time (p. 315), 
 had already appealed to the Pope against nine of the Canons, viz. the 
 Dean, the Precentor, the Chancellor, the Archdeacons of Exeter, 
 Totnes, and Barnstaple, Uphavene (the Penitentiary), Thomas de 
 Cherletone, and Thomas de Hen tone, demanding that thev should be 
 pronounced disqualified from being elected or taking any part in the 
 Election. And although, when the Election was over and Stapeldon 
 was already on his way to Rome to resist the Appeal, Plympstoke 
 withdrew it, much vexatious delay was the result. The King inter- 
 vened on the 6th of December, urging the Pope to expedite the 
 business. 1 But Archbishop Wincheleseye, who had recently been 
 suspended by the Pope ab Officio et Beneficio, w r as in France, attending 
 to his own affairs, and nothing co\ild be done in his absence. It was 
 not till the 15th of January that the Primate was restored, at 
 Poictiers, where the Pope then was. On the 18th he issued his 
 Commission, directed to the Bishop of Salisbury, Robert de Ros, his 
 Official-Principal, and William de Chadeleshunte, Archdeacon of 
 Wilts, who were to make due Inquisition as to all the circumstances, 
 and, if satisfied, confirm the Election ; but it was not till Wednesday, 
 
 1 "Pape Eex devota pedum oscula beatorurn. Habet de vestra affluencia bcmitati.s 
 fiduciam Regia circumspeccio specialem quod illorum prosequetur negoi-ia favoris pre- 
 sidio pocioris pro quibus vestram clemenciam nostra intercessio affectuosius interpellat, 
 et precipue quorum laudabilis vite merita et elegancia morum insignis ipsos dignos 
 favore et gracia representant. Sane, Exoniensi Ecclesia suo nuper viduata Pastore, 
 Decanus et Capitulum ejusdem, ad Eleccionem de future preficiendo Pontifice pro- 
 cedentes, inter ceteros quos ad ipsius Ecclesie regimen utiles fore conspexenmt, ad 
 personain discreti viri et nobis in Christo dilecti, Magistri Walteri de Stapeldone, 
 Juris Canonici Professoris ac Sanctitatis vestre Capellani, Precentoris ejusdem Ecclesie, 
 sue consideracionis intuitum direxerunt, et ipsum elegerunt concorditer in ipsius 
 Ecclesie Episcopum et Pastorem. Nos, autem, ejusdem Electi, cujus circumspecta 
 industria, affluens sciencia litteralis, ac multiplicia virtutum dona ipsum reddunt 
 perutilem, nostro judicio, ad Pastorale Ofticium, pro sui et Ecclesie predicte utilitate 
 salubriter exequenda, honoris et commodi desiderantes augmentum, Sanctitati vestre 
 devota precum instancia supplicanms quatinus, eundem Electum et ejus negocia, que 
 pretextu quarumdam Appellacioimm, contra ipsum per quosdam emulos ex 
 malignitatis et odii fomite ail Sedem Apostolicam, ut accepimus, interjectarum ad 
 ditterendum sue Elecciom's effectum, in Sancta Romana Curia habet prosequenda, 
 habentes, nostri intuitu, plenius aifectibus recommendata, pensantesque quam sit 
 onusta dispendiis prolixa vacacio Ecclesie memorate, ipsum et Eleccionem suam pre- 
 dictam Apostolici favoris presidio dignemini prosequi, et, juxta speratam h'duciam, 
 cum celeritate qua vestra Beatitude decreverit feliciter expedire. Firmiter, enim, 
 speratiir et creditur quod prefata Ecclesia, quepropter ejus vacacionem diutinam passa 
 estundique plurima detrimenta, per solertern memoraii Electi industriam et evidentem 
 virtutum prerogativam ipsius, dirigente Domino actus suos, in Spiritualibus et 
 Temporalibus utilia et salubria suscipiet incrementa. Conservet, etc. Datum apud 
 Langele, vj die Decembris (1307)." Rot. Rom. et Franc. I Mdio. IL, m. 8d. The 
 King wrote, also, on the same day and to the same effect, to two of the Cardinals, 
 "Eo affectuosius pro discrete viro . . . Magistro W. de Stapeldone, . . . 
 Paternitati vestre preces nostras porrigimus, quo ipsum, suis exigentibus meritis, in 
 nostris precordiis fecundiori dileccione gerimus, et quo amplius ipsius honoris et 
 commodi desideraimis augmentum. Cum, itaque, predictus Magister Walterus in 
 Exoniensi Ecclesia . . . electus sit in Episcopum et Pastorem, acquidam, ejusdem 
 Electi profectibus iuvidtutes, quasdam Appellaciones ... ad Sedem Apostolican^ 
 ex odii fomite pocius, quam ex zelo interposuerint, ad impediendum malicioise sue 
 Eleccionis effectum j lies, etc." (ut supra), ibid. [F, J. B.j 
 
PREFACE. XI 
 
 the morrow of St. Gregory, the 13th of March following, that this was 
 accomplished, at Reading, in the Conventual Church. The Custody 
 of the Spiritualities, which had been in the hands of Canon William 
 de Kylkenny, was committed by the Bishop-Elect to Roger de Otery, 
 Canon of Creel iton, on the 14th; and on Saturday the 16th, at 
 Westminster, the King restored the Temporalities of the See. 
 
 But Stapeldon's troubles were, by no means, at an end. We find 
 him writing, on the 20th of March, to Thomas Joce, " Cardinal of 
 England," complaining that, although all necessary formalities had 
 been completed, his Consecration was likely to be long delayed, as the 
 Archbishop was still out of England, and it was impossible to ascertain 
 when he was likely to return. " The Monks of Canterbury tell me," 
 he says, " that they will not permit any Bishop-Elect in the Province 
 to be consecrated anywhere else than in the Church of Canterbury. 
 And this," he adds, piteously, " is exceedingly hard on me ; for, at 
 the present moment, I am destitute even to nakedness in puris et 
 nudis ; the storehouses on the Episcopal Manors are empty ; and, 
 although the fields are clothed with crops, they were sown during the 
 vacancy and belong to the King. The days are evil ! " On the 14th 
 of April (Easter-Day), being at Chidham, in Sussex, one of his Manors, 
 he wrote to the Bishop of Bath and Wells, Walter de Haselshawc, 
 recommending his friend, John de Bruetone, for promotion, and he 
 mentions, incidentally, that, as the Primate had, at last, returned to 
 England, his Consecration would not, he hoped, be much longer 
 deferred. But he had his misgivings, and with good reason ; for in a 
 letter written, on the same day, to Bruetone himself, he states that 
 his brother, Robert de Stapeldon, whom he had sent to Canterbury 
 to make the necessary arrangements, had just come back, complaining 
 that, though the Prior and his Monks had given him very little 
 trouble, he had been scandalously treated by the Archbishop, who, as 
 soon as he began to explain his business, interrupted him roughly, 
 declaring that, as long as he lived, he would pay no attention to any 
 messenger from the Bishop-Elect, but required him to appear in his 
 own person ; adding many other injurious words, which Stapeldon 
 expresses his willingness to overlook, out of regard to the honour due 
 to the Archbishop. He tells Bruetone that, in his anxiety to do the 
 best he could for him, he had arranged, at great inconvenience to 
 himself, to visit Bishop Haselshawe in Easter-Week, provision for the 
 way, his attendants, and the means of conveyance being ready ; but, 
 while Winchelescye remained in his present frame of mind nescimus 
 emu quo pede fodere voluerit, he did not venture to go so far afield ; 
 and, indeed, he had decided on seeking an immediate interview with 
 the Archbishop, commending his cause to God. 
 
 It appears from an undated letter, written subsequently but not 
 actually sent, to Cardinal Joce (a copy of which is preserved in the 
 Register), that Stapcldon's petition, which had so angered the Primate, 
 
Xll PREFACE. 
 
 was that he might be consecrated elsewhere than at Canterbury, and 
 at the place where it was understood that Walter Reynolds, Bishop- 
 Elect of Worcester, was to be consecrated ; and that, for various 
 reasons, but mainly on the ground of expense pro vitandis sitniptibus. 
 But, on hearing his brother's report of the interview, he had at once 
 abandoned the idea, " being unwilling to offend any further one to 
 whom I must owe obedience always. I besought him, therefore," 
 he adds, " over and over again, to fix any time and place for my Con- 
 secration that might be agreeable to himself. But, for one reason or 
 another, he always put me off." Nevertheless, having heard that 
 Reynolds had obtained permission to postpone the day and to change 
 the place of his own Consecration, he besought the Cardinal to obtain for 
 him the same favour, if it could be done without much delay, et 
 absque sumptibus onerosis. Most touching are these frequent references 
 to his poverty. " Very evil " so he concludes his letter " are the 
 times in England, now ; and there are many who fear that worse 
 times still are in store for us ! " 
 
 The Queen wrote to him on the 1 9th of June, pressing the claims 
 of a favourite Chaplain of her's with an outlandish name, one John 
 dc Jargoho, for whom she sought the promise of a Prebend, as soon 
 as one should be vacant, and an annual Pension meanwhile. He 
 replied, on the 8th of July, that the Prebends in the Cathedral were, 
 certainly, in his gift, though he had not yet been consecrated ; but, 
 as to the proposed Pension, he was himself overwhelmed with an 
 intolerable amount of debt, partly by reason of the heavy costs 1 
 which he had incurred in the Court of Rome, when resisting Plymp- 
 stoke's Appeal, and partly because of the necessity of making provision 
 for the expenses of his Consecration and Enthronement. He was 
 greatly embarrassed, and obliged to borrow money ; and he calculated 
 that it would take more than three years' income of his Bishoprick 
 to settle all claims against him. As to the Prebend, he refused, 
 positively, to make any promise : the Ecclesiastical Constitutions 
 forbad his doing so ; and, moreover, the greater Prebends had been 
 reserved already by Papal Provision. But he was unwilling to send 
 his Queen empty away ; and, therefore, he would grant a Pension to 
 her Chaplain, though it could only be a very small one forty 
 
 1 We learn from the Account of Bp. Bytton's Executors (Cam den Society, 1874, p, 
 27) that they amounted to no less than 266 13s. 4rf., "Item, Domino Waltero, 
 Dei gratia Exoniensi Episcopo, pro labore et expensis suis factis ad instanciam Magistri 
 Ricardi de Plympstoke, impedientis confirmation em eleccionis sue, cclxvjfo'. xiijs. 
 iiij<2." ; as to which the Editor remarks (p. viii) that it is not easy to understand on 
 \vhat authority Bytton's Executors reimbursed Bp. Stapeldon his expenses in this 
 business. The next entry in the Account is "Item, eidem pro reparacione defectuum 
 Episcopatus, Dcxlvjft. xvs. \\d. quad." Probably they advanced to Stapeldon, in 
 consideration of his* poverty, a portion of the money which would be due to him on 
 account of the said " defectus," of which the 646. 15*. 9ic/. was the balance subse- 
 quently paid on the final settlement. 
 
PREFACE. Xlll 
 
 shillings 1 a year, till Jargoho should be admitted to some Prebendal 
 Benefice. 
 
 Soon after this troublesome business, Stapeldon was again assailed 
 by the vindictive Plyinpstoke, who, indeed, had entered into a solemn 
 engagement to abstain from molestation, but evidently made the 
 most of the opportunities for doing mischief afforded him by the 
 delays and difficulties which beset the Bishop-Elect. Stapeldon wrote 
 to him in strong terms, from Horseley, on the 14th of July, com- 
 plaining that he was being treated as an enemy and a persecutor, and 
 that Plympstoke had even used threatening language about him, in 
 the hearing of Master John Bloyhou. "If I have not been able to 
 render you any service," he says, " at any rate I have done you no 
 harm, my conscience bearing me witness, before God and yourself, 
 and before all men." He bids his persecutor come to him, that he 
 may prove, for himself, his Bishop's kindly affection towards him : at 
 any rate, he expected him to write. But he warns him that, if he 
 refuses the proffered friendly communication, he will find it difficult 
 to escape the consequences of his disobedience. We do not know the 
 immediate result. But it is clear that the offender proved irrecon- 
 cilable ; for we learn, from a letter addressed by Stapeldon to Joce 
 on the 29th of August, that Plympstoke was still under a cloud ; and 
 the Cardinal is informed that, as long ago as March, he had actually 
 represented to the King that the Archdeaconry of Exeter was void, 
 and, under this false pretence, had obtained the promotion for himself. 
 Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio was Archdeacon at the time, and 
 retained the Office till the 3rd of June, 1311, when he was elected 
 Dean. Of course, Stapeldon could only refuse to admit the King's 
 nominee ; upon which, on Plympstoke's motion, he was summoned 
 to shew cause, before the Judges at Westminster; by whom, it is 
 scarcely necessary to say, he was honourably acquitted. "This man," 
 Stapeldon writes," is still excommunicate, though he knows that he 
 can be absolved, at any time, on his submission. But lie cares nothing 
 for the welfare of his soul, and is bent on spreading a net for my feet. 
 If I communicate with him, I shall do violence to my conscience ; and 
 if I refuse to do so, he will accuse me of being rancorous and unfor- 
 giving. I have tried, secretly, to bring him to a better mind, but 
 all to no purpose." He was able, however, to announce, in this letter, 
 that the day of Consecration had been fixed, at last, for both himself 
 and the Bishop-Elect of Worcester Sunday in the Quinzaine of St. 
 
 1 The MS. is very obscure ; but the word must be "quadraginta," not "quatuor" 
 as in my text. The Queen's answer is not recorded. It is evident, however, that both 
 she and her nominee were not contented with this " Pensio, licet modica," as Stapeldon 
 called it, and pressed him for an increase. He raised it to five marks on the 31st of 
 October, increasing it on the 14th of May, following, to ten marks. On the 14th of 
 June, Jargoho was admitted, by Papal Provision, to a Canonry in expectation of a 
 Prebend, and he became full Canon, in succession to William de Bisimano, on the 
 23rd of February, 1309-10. 
 
XIV PREFACE. 
 
 Michael, another vexatious delay, which he had begged hard to be 
 spared, but without effect. His position was a most painful one ; 
 for, by this time, he was reduced to such straits that he was even 
 compelled to ask his Brother-Elect to pay their joint expenses, making 
 provision de esculentis et poculentis for both of them ; and he engaged 
 to settle his share of the account later on. They were consecrated 1 
 by the Archbishop, at Canterbury, on the day appointed, the 13th 
 of October, 1308. 
 
 Stapeldon did not proceed to his Diocese at once ; but, returning 
 to London on the day after his Consecration, he remained there till 
 about the 12th of November, when w r e find him at his Manor of 
 Faringdon, in Hampshire, on his way to the West. He reached 
 Ottery on the 20th and Bishop's Clyst on the 22nd, and there he 
 resided till the middle of January, engaged in inspecting his Devon- 
 shire Manors Bishopsnympton, Bishop's Tawton, Crediton, and 
 Chudleigh. It must be remembered that he was, practically, penni- 
 less at the time, and heavily burdened with debt, a fact which goes 
 far to account for his making temporal matters his immediate concern. 
 The time between the Restoration of the Temporalities and his 
 Consecration had been, in like manner, partly devoted to the inspec- 
 tion of Chidham, Horseley, and Faringdon, his Manors within easy 
 reach of London. While he was at Crediton he held his first 
 Ordination, on the 21st of December. The number ordained was 
 extraordinary ; and it will be hard indeed for the present inhabitants, 
 who read the record, to realise the scene which their quiet little 
 country town must have presented on this notable occasion. 2 
 
 Early in February he commenced a general Visitation of his 
 Diocese, reaching Totnes on the 4th, and making his way, by Mod- 
 
 1 I have not been able to ascertain the exact date of his Enthronization. But a 
 Document preserved in Bishop Braritingham's Register (vol. ii, fol. 36) shews that it 
 must have taken place shortly before the 22nd of December. See Oliver's Monasticon, 
 page 323. He was in Exeter, or its immediate neighbourhood, as early as the 22nd of 
 November. 
 
 2 From the Archdeaconry of Exeter were ordained 25 subdeacons ; from that of 
 Totnes, 29 ; from Barnstaple, 9 ; from Cornwall, 74 ; from the Peculiar Jurisdictions, 
 14; from the Cathedral Choir, 3; also (by Litt. Dim.) the R. of East Garston 
 (Berks}, total 155 : deacons, Exeter, 25 ; Totnes, 15; Barnstaple, 7 ; Cornwall, 22 ; 
 the Peculiars, 8, total 77 : priests, Exeter, 5 ; Totnes, none ; Barnstaple, 1 : Corn- 
 wall, 6 ; the Peculiars, 3, total 15 : Beneficed Clergy, Exeter, 7 ; Totnes, 10 ; Barn- 
 staple, 11 ; Cornwall, 14, total 42 (of whom about 30 seem to have been ordained 
 accolites, and the rest subdeacons, deacons, or priests) : first ton&ure, 273 ; accolites, 
 443. As to these last it should be observed (see p. 446) that there is a clerical error in 
 the heading, the numbers having, evidently, been interchanged. The " grand total " 
 reaches the amazing number of 1,005, which would be almost incredible if all the 
 names were not given. It will be observed that all Candidates for the Superior Orders 
 were required to produce their Titles of Presentation. In the case of a Beneficed clerk, 
 his Benefice was his Title. The others obtained Titles from some Religious House or 
 from a layman of standing in the Diocese, with the exception of a few who were 
 ordained without any Title, by grace of the Bishop, or who were able to show that 
 their patrimony sufficed for their maintenance. See the Dispensation granted to 
 Robert de Holediche (p. 179). 
 
PREFACE. XV 
 
 bury, Plympton, Tavistock, and other less important places, into 
 Cornwall, where he visited his Cornish Manors and some small and 
 remote Parishes. On the 19th he was at Lannceston, and on the 
 10th of March at St. Michael's Mount. He ordained candidates for 
 the First Tonsure at several places, and also, in all probability, held 
 Confirmations. There is no record as to the latter in his Register ; 
 but, when we find him turning aside to such obvious " centres " as 
 St. Columb, Liskeard (where he spent two days), and country Parishes 
 such as Menhenyot, Mylor, and St. Kew, it can scarcely be doubted 
 that it was for this purpose. Returning to his Palace on. the 27th of 
 March, 1309, he remained there, or at Clyst, hard by, till the 17th of 
 April, engaged, chiefly, in superintending the great work then in 
 progress in his Cathedral. He did very little actual building, though 
 he expended large sums on materials for the reconstruction of the 
 Nave, which were utilized by his great successor, John de Grandisson ; 
 but into the glorious Choir, which had been " developed by Marshall 
 and transformed by Bytton " I quote the late Archdeacon Freeman's 
 History of the Cathedral he, at once, " proceeded to introduce those 
 splendid and costly equipments, which, when in their original state, 
 and as yet neither tarnished by time and neglect nor rifled by 
 iconoclastic zeal, must have been almost dazzling in their magnifi- 
 cence." After a hurried visit to London, where he remained about a 
 fortnight, he returned to his Visitation-work, resting at Newenham 
 Abbey on his homeward way on May the 23rd, and proceeding thence, 
 by Tiverton and Thorverton, to Chudleigh, where he spent three 
 weeks. After a week's stay in Exeter, he set out for Milton-Damarel, 
 on a few days' visit to his eldest brother, Sir Richard, at Stapeldon. 
 On the 1 7th of July he reached Hartland Abbey ; and, having visited 
 many places in North Devon, he returned to Chudleigh on the 15th 
 of August, to remain within easy reach of his Cathedral till the 21st 
 of October. The Fabrick-Rolls shew that he was busily engaged, at 
 this time, in refitting and decorating the Choir. The old stalls, 
 between the Towers, were taken down, and the erection of new stalls, 
 eastward, within the Choir proper, was begun ; the unrivalled 
 misereres, which date from Bishop Bruere's time, being retained in the 
 new work. More than forty great windows in the reconstructed 
 Choir still remained unglazed, or glazed with common glass ; and the 
 work of filling them with stained glass was, now, commenced, and 
 continued, year by year, till its completion in 1319. 
 
 The rest of the year was spent in, or near, London, 1 from whence he 
 returned to his Diocese at the end of March, 1310. Except for a 
 
 i On the 12th of December, 1309, he obtained a Charter from the King for a market 
 on Saturdays, throughout the year, within the Manor of Ash burton (which belonged to 
 the See), and also for an annual fair on St. Laurence's Day, ana on the Vigil and 
 Morrow of the Feast. And on the 16th of November, 1313, he obtained a second 
 Charter for a fair at Martinmas. The Market and the Fairs are still maintained. 
 
XVI PREFACE. 
 
 short visit, in May, to his Manor of Faringdon, in Hampshire, and to 
 Cornwall early in August, he kept close to his Cathedral till about 
 the middle of September. It was a very busy time, evidently ; for 
 the sum of .370 (more than 8,000 of our money) was spent during 
 that year, being 70 more than the receipts. But our Bishop was, 
 now, in easier circumstances ; and from this time dates his noble 
 annual contribution of about 124, which he continued till the end, 
 " de dono Domini Walteri, Episcopi, de porcione ipsum contingente, 
 ad Fabricam." He must have given, at least, 1,800 in all, a very 
 large sum for those daj-s. 1 The Canons, also, continued the yearly 
 contribution of half the amount of their Prebends. 2 The rest of this 
 year was spent in London, from whence he paid frequent visits to his 
 Manors in Hants and Surrey. But by the 14th of February, 1310-11, 
 he had returned to his work. Funds were falling short, and he 
 ordered a general collection for the Cathedral to be made throughout 
 the Diocese. Early in April he, again, left for London, and he 
 remained there about six months, On the 28th of August the King- 
 granted him the Hundred of Budleigh, for life (Rot. Origin, o Edw. 
 II., m. 2. See p. 89). On the 17th of October we find him at 
 Yarcombe, on the border of Somerset, where he dedicated the Parish- 
 Church, and at Exeter on the 21st. He, now, continued his Visita- 
 tion, commencing with Dartington on the 26th. On his way to 
 Totnes he dedicated the Church of Ugborough, a village some miles 
 to the south of that town, and he, subsequently, visited many widely 
 scattered places, including Plympton, Torrington, Southmolton, 
 Morchard-Bishop, and Okehampton, in Devonshire, and Lanteglos- 
 by-Camelford and St. Stephen's-by-Saltash, in Cornwall. 
 
 On the 8th of May, 1312, we again find him in London; and he 
 was absent from his Diocese till December, 1313, save for a short 
 visit of about two months, in June, July, and August, in the latter 
 year, to his Manors near Exeter. The work at the Cathedral again 
 demanded his attention. The new stalls were, probably, finished, 
 
 Moreover, in the year 1314 he founded a Guild and Chantry of St. Laurence there, and 
 endowed a priest who, besides other duties, was to keep a free school for children. 
 See Oliver's Lives of the Risk ops, pp. 57, 69. The Chantry was swept away, with other 
 Chantries, in 1535, and only the tower of the Chapel remains ; but the good people of 
 Ashburton, inj fulfilment of their ancient engagement with the Founder, still maintain 
 the School, and still cherish the memory of Bishop Stapeldon as their greatest Bene- 
 factor. The Bishop made provision for the bringing pure and wholesome water into 
 the Town, and for the isolation of persons who might be infected with the plague, out 
 of any surplus that might remain from the Endowment. - 
 
 J More than 40,000 of our money ; for, according to Hallam (and other competent 
 authorities), " Any given sum under Henry III. and Edward I. was equivalent, in 
 general command over commodities, to about 24 or 25 times its nominal value at 
 present." 
 
 - It will be observed that in the case of nearly every Dispensation or Licence granted 
 by the Bishop, a contribution to the Fabrick-Fund was exacted. The Entries end with 
 scarcely an exception with the words. "et dabit ad Fabricam j marcam" (or other 
 sum). Occasionally a gratuitous offering is acknowledged, and now and then the 
 
 Nova Tabula" and the "Tablatura" are specially mentioned. 
 
PREFACE. XV11 
 
 and he began to make preparation for the erection of the Bishop's 
 Throne. The Fabrick-Rolls shew that 6 12s. 8Jd. was expended, 
 at this time, on timber " ad Sedem Episcopi," and four years later is 
 recorded a payment, on account of its cost, to one Robert de Galme- 
 tone, who was constructing it " ad tascum," i.e. by task -work. 
 
 Meanwhile, in conjunction with his brother, Sir Richard, our Bishop 
 was engaged on another undertaking of the first importance, for 
 which he will be had in everlasting remembrance, the foundation, 
 in the University of Oxford, of the Hall which for a while bore his 
 own name, and subsequently that of his Diocese Exeter College. 
 On the 24th of May, 1312, Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and 
 of Hertford, as chief Lord of the Manor of Draynec, in St. Gwinear, 
 Cornwall, authorised by his Deed the grant of one acre of ground 
 therein and the Advowson of the Rectory 1 "Ecclcsia Sancti Wynneri" 
 to Sir Richard Stapeldon, for the maintenance of twelve poor 
 Scholars at Oxford ; and on the 21st of October in the same year the 
 King issued his Licence for such appropriation. Sir Reginald de 
 Bevile, who was Patron of the Rectory and held the Manor at the 
 time, conveyed the property to Sir Richard on the Thursday after 
 
 1 Stapeldon, also, endowed the College with the Rectory of -Long Wittenhani, 
 Berks, which he obtained from Philip, Prior of Longueville-Giffard (Dioc. of Rouen) 
 in 1320. There were difficulties in the way, and the transfer was not completed till 
 1355, and then on condition that two Fellows should be elected from the Diocese of 
 Sarum. Mr. Boase (Reg. Ex, Coll.. p. v.) gives an abstract of the prolonged pro- 
 ceedings. The King's Licence to appropriate was granted in 1322,- -Pro Rect&re et 
 Scolaribus de Stapeldone Halle, Oxonie. Rex omnibus ad quos, etc., salutem. 
 Sciatis quod, cum nuper per Literas nostras Patentes, ob affeccionern quam ad 
 exaltacionem Sanete Ecclesie et Cleri Regni nostri gerimus et habemus, degracia nostra 
 speciali concesserimus et Licenciam dederimus pro nobis et heredibus nostris, quantum 
 in nobis est, Rectori et Scolaribus Domus de Stapeldone, in Oxonia, quod ipsi 
 Advocacionem unius Ecclesie, valoris quadraginta marcarum per annum jnxta 
 taxacionem decline tune currentis, vel Advocaciones duarum Ecclesiarum ejusdem 
 valoris, jnxta eandem taxacionem, Advocacionihus que de nobis tenentur in capite 
 exceptis, adquirere et sibi et successoribns suis, Rectoribus et Scolaribus Domus 
 predicte, habere, et Ecclesiam vel Ecclesias hujnsmodi appropriare, et earn vel eas 
 appropriatam vel appropriates in proprios usus tenere possint, sibi et successoribns 
 suis predictis imperr.etnum, Statute de terris et tenementis in manum mortuam non 
 ponendis edito non obstante, prout in Literis nostris predictis plenius continetur ; nos, 
 volentes concessionem nostram effectum debituin mancipare, concessimus et Licenciam 
 dedimus. pro nobis et heredibus nostris, quantum in nobis est, Venerabili Patri, 
 Waltero de Stapeldone, Exoniensi Episcopo, quod ipse Advocacionem Ecclesie de West 
 Wyttenham, que de nobis non tenetur in capite ut dicitur, et que juxta taxacionem 
 dpcime predicte ad viginti et quinque marcas taxatur, dare possit et assignare prefatis 
 Rectori et Scolaribus, habendam et tenendam sibi et successoribus suis, Rectoribus et 
 Scolaribus Domus predicte. Itaquodiidem Rector et Scolares Ecclesiam illam appro- 
 priare, et earn appropriatam in proprios usus tenere possint, sibi et successoribus predictis 
 imperpetuum. Et eisdem Rectori et Scolaribus quod ipsi Advocacionem predictam a 
 prefato Episcopo recipere, et Ecclesiam illam appropriare, et cam sic appropriatam 
 tenere possint, sibi et successoribus suis predictis imperpetuum, sicut, predictum est, 
 tenore Presenciurn similiter Licenciam dedimus specialem, Statute predicto non 
 obstante ; nolentes quod predictus Episcopus, vel successores sui, aut prefati Rector et 
 Scolares, sen eorum successores, racione predicti Statuti, per nos vel heredes nostros 
 inde occasionentur in aliquo sen graventur. Salvis, tamen, Capitalibus Dominisfeodi 
 illius serviciis inde debitis et consuetis. T.R., apud Eboracunj, xx die Maii (1322). 
 Rot. Pat, 15 JEdw. //., p. 2, m. 12. [F. J. B.] 
 
XV111 PREFACE. 
 
 the Feast of St. Andrew following ; and on the Friday next before 
 Lady-Day, 1313-14, the Bishop and his brother being at Crediton, 
 the property was conveyed by the latter to the Dean and Chapter of 
 Exeter. The good Bishop, says Dr. Oliver, heartily encouraged and 
 promoted the benevolent design. He made the work his own, and 
 drew up Statutes for the government of his Hall, in which (among 
 other good and wholesome regulations), he insists that, in the selec- 
 tion of Scholars, all favour, fear, claims of consanguinity and affection, 
 being set aside, they only shall be preferred who were deemed the 
 best recommended by reason of their capacity, good conduct, and 
 straitened circumstances. 1 Eight of them were to be natives of 
 Devonshire and four of Cornwall ; and they were to be youths in 
 whom these three conditions were most fully combined. The 
 twelve were to study Philosophy ; and there was a thirteenth Scholar, 
 a priest, w r ho w r as to serve as Chaplain, and study either Theology or 
 Canon-Law. I have printed these Statutes from a MS., the only 
 early copy extant, preserved among the Archives of our Cathedral ; 
 and for an exhaustive history of this noble Foundation, brought down 
 to our own time, I must refer the student to the Eegistrum Collegii 
 Exoniensis, published in 1879 by Mr. Boase, Senior Fellow of the 
 College, who is now engaged in passing a new and greatly enlarged 
 Edition through the press. 
 
 Bishop Stapeldon was one of the foremost Statesmen of hi& day, 
 and was long the trusted friend and adviser of King Edward the 
 Second. 2 Hence his frequent and prolonged sojournings in the 
 Metropolis, and his occasional absences from England on Missions of 
 importance. On the 8th of February, 1312-13, he was sent to France 3 
 
 1 " The regard paid to comparative poverty brought forward some valuable men. 
 Such, for instance, was Walter Lihert, the miller's son, from Lanteglos-by-Fowey, 
 who became Bp. of Norwich." 8ee the Register of the College by the Rev. C. W. 
 Boase ; who, also, mentions, in this connection, John Prideaux, Bp. of Worcester, 
 Benjamin Kennicott, the distinguished Hebrew Scholar, who was master of a charity- 
 school at Totnes, and Wm. Gifford, of Ashburton, who began life as a cabin-boy, and 
 was afterwards apprenticed to a shoemaker in his native town. 
 
 2 It is, perhaps, not generally known that he was employed on foreign service by 
 King Edward I. before he became Bishop. The Patent Rolls afford evidence of this, 
 (6 June, 1306) " Magister Walterus de Stapeldone, qui cum Roberto de Burgliersln, 
 Custode Quinque Portuuru Regis, in obseqnio Regis, per Preceptum Regis profecturus 
 est ad Partes transmarinas, habet Literas Regis de Proteccione, usque ad Festum Pasche 
 proximo futurum duraturas " Rot, Pat. 34 Edw. J, m. "21. The Dean of Exeter had 
 similar Letters at about the same time, " Magister Henricus de Somersete, Decanus 
 Eccl. S. Petri Exon., qui de Licencia Regis profecturns est ad Partes transmarinas, 
 habet Literas Regis de Proteccione simplices sine clausula, . . . usque ad Festum S. 
 Michaelis proximo futurum duraturas" (29 April, 1306). Ibid., m. 24. A little later 
 the Uean, "qui . . . profecturus est, etc., habet Literas Regis de attornato sub 
 norninibus Magistri Thome de Lecehelade et Magistri Johannis de Briwetone, 
 duraturas usque ad Festum S. Michaelis, etc." (20 June, 1306). Ibid., m. 17. 
 
 3 Commission to Walter, Bp. of Exeter, Audomar de Valence, E. of Pembroke, and 
 Master Thomas de Cobham, S.T.D., as the King's Proctors in the Court of France 
 (Westminster, 4 Feb., 1312-13).- Rot. Vascon. 6 Edw. IL, in. 17. Instructions to 
 the said Proctor^ how to act (Windsor, 14 Feb). Ibid,, m. 11. 
 
PREFACE. XIX 
 
 by the King, who on the same day commanded Robert de Kendale, 
 Constable of Dover and Warden of the Cinque Ports, to make pro- 
 vision for his passage " ad Partes transmarinas, pro arduis negociis 
 quo nos tangunt." He did not return to England till the 6th of 
 May ; and, almost immediately afterwards, he was again despatched 
 on a similar errand, returning on the 17th of July. He remained in, 
 or near, London till the end of November, when he started for Devon- 
 shire, and devoted nearly five months to the work of his Diocese, and 
 especially in Cornwall, where we are able to trace his progress during 
 a widely extended tour. Leaving Tavistock on the loth of January, 
 1313-14, he reached Lawhittoii on the 14th and Launceston on the 
 15th; from whence he proceeded to Bodmin, St. Mewan, (a little 
 country-parish near St. Austell surely, to confirm), Lanner (near 
 Truro), Glasney, Carwythenack (near Falmouth), Alverton (near 
 Penzance), St. Buryan, St. Michael's Mount, his Manor of Pouton 
 (near Wadebridge), and Wyke-St. Mary, in the far north-east of the 
 County. Returning to Exeter, at Lady-day, 1314, he visited the 
 Churches of Ashburton and Staverton, which appear to have been 
 reported to him on the ground of dilapidation and defect ; and about 
 the middle of April he again set out for London. The year Avas an 
 eventful one. Edward was defeated, in June, at Bannockburn, and 
 the victorious Scots invaded England and ravaged the northern 
 Counties. After a short stay in London, the Bishop came down to 
 Clyst at the end of July, having in view, mainly, we cannot doubt, 
 the progress of the work in the Cathedral ; for he did not leave the 
 immediate neighbourhood of Exeter till, at the end of August, he was 
 summoned to York. Parliament was to meet there on the 9th of 
 September ; and the King, who was unable to be present, wrote from 
 Wolston, on the 7th, authorising our Bishop, with the Earl of Pembroke 
 and Henry de Beaumont, to open the Session in his stead. 1 There he re- 
 mained till about the middle of October, when he returned to Clyst. No 
 sooner had he arrived than we find him again on the wing; going, by 
 way of the little village of Dowii-St. Mary,'* direct to Stapeldon, on a 
 two days' visit to his brother. No ' doubt they were engaged in 
 discussing and drawing up the Statutes of " Stapeldonc Halle." On 
 the 3rd of November he reached Lawhitton, where he rested for about 
 four days, and then set out for Tywardreath and Lostwithiel, far 
 away on the south Cornish Coast. He returned, by way of St. 
 German's and Plympton, to his House at Paignton, and spent 
 Christmas there. Early in January, after a brief inspection of his 
 workmen in the Cathedral, he visited Honiton and Axminster, on his 
 way back to London, which he reached on, or about, the 20th, to 
 
 1 Rot. Pat. 8 Edw. II., p. 1, m, 26. 
 
 2 He, probably, confirmed there. The entry records the admission of Bartholomew 
 de Castro (who would have met the Bishop there by appointment) to the Rectory of 
 St. Ive, in Cornwall, and it is dated "apud Doune Sancte Marie, in Ecclesia ibidem. 
 
XX PREFACE. 
 
 remain there, apparently, for several months. But \vc lose all trace 
 of his movements, as far as his Register is concerned, from the 3rd of 
 May, 1315, when he was at Westminster, till the 23rd of July, when 
 he visited the Parish-Church of Axminster on his way to Clyst. On 
 the 9th of August he dedicated the Church of Cookbury, a Chapelry 
 dependent 011 Milton-Damarel, being again the guest of his brother 
 at Stapeldon ; and, after a rapid tour through Cornwall, his farthest 
 point being Penryn, he returned to Exeter in time for the September 
 Ordination. The greater part of November Avas spent in London. 
 In December he was in Exeter again. And in January he was 
 summoned by the King to attend a great Council of Prelates, Nobles, 
 and other notable men, assembled at Lincoln, to take measures for 
 dealing with the critical state of affairs in Scotland, and other matters 
 of pressing importance. 1 We find him there on the 30th of January, 
 and as late as the 22nd of February. By the 3rd of March he was 
 again in London, which he made his head-quarters till the end of 
 June, or the beginning of July, 1316. Meanwhile the Statutes of 
 Stapeldon Hall had been settled, and they were formally accepted and 
 approved by the Hector and Scholars on the 26th of April. He must 
 have been sent to the Continent, on the King's business, at this time ; 
 for I find him on the 21st of May at Wissant. Towards the end of 
 July he set his face, again, towards his Diocese (reaching Clyst on the 
 23rd), and visited many Parishes in Devonshire, and, of course, the 
 Cathedral, where, as the Fabrick-Rolls shew, the work was proceeding 
 with undiminished activity. Large quantities of stone had been 
 brought from Caen (besides other materials), and the finishing stroke 
 was put to " the Dean's desk." 
 
 On the 30th of September he, again, started for London ; and, 
 indeed, it is evident that the King was demanding more and more of 
 his time and energies. He was continually on the road, going back- 
 wards and forwards. Four months later, he returned to his Diocese 
 for about a month, holding the Lent Ordination on the 27th of 
 February, and reaching London again by the middle of March. On 
 the 14th of June, 1317, he went down, for a few days, to Oxford, 
 where, doubtless, his new Society needed his fostering care ; and, 
 leaving London, on his homeward journey, in the middle of July, he 
 went round by Nottingham (where, and at Shelford, hard by, he 
 
 1 " Circa Festum, vero, Purificacionis fl315-16J, apud Lincolniani, habito magno 
 Coneilio, ex consensu Baronum suorum provisiones de vendicione victualium [Rex] 
 revocavit, precipiens ut unusquisque sua venalia meliori foro quo posset venderet in 
 futurum. 1 ' Walsingham, Ed. Riley, i. 145. See "Canterbury," page 96, This is a 
 remarkable Document, and seems to throw light, indirectly, on the disputed claim of 
 the Metropolitan to sentence his Suffragans. "I can only read it," writes a high 
 Axithority, whom I consulted as to its apparent significance, "in the sense in which 
 you read it, as a denial that the Vicar-General could exercise that right when the Arch- 
 bishop was in, or near, the Province ; the reason given being that ' ob reverenciam 
 Pontificalis Officii,' he ought not to exercise it. It seems to follow that, admittedly, 
 the Metropolitan himself could sentence Suffragans." 
 
PREFACE. XXI 
 
 remained several days), reaching Bishopsnympton on the 10th of 
 August, and returning again to London on the 1st of November. 1 
 The Fabrick-Rolls for the years 1313-16 have, unhappily, been lost. 
 But the Roll for 1317 shews that important works had been com- 
 pleted, or taken in hand, in the interval. The triforium-arcadcs of 
 the Eastern bays of the Choir, which had not been included in 
 Quivil's design, were finished in accordance with Bytton's later work 
 in the Chorus Cantorum ; much progress was made with the erection 
 of the Throne ; the beautiful sedilia, unrivalled for grace and elegance 
 of design, were set up on the south side of the High Altar ; and the 
 erection of the canopied reredos the ''tablatura lapidis Sumini 
 Altaris " was commenced. 
 
 Stapeldon remained in London, or at one or other of his Manors 
 in those parts, till the beginning of April, 1318; when, feeling that 
 his Diocese had been too long neglected, he determined on undertaking 
 a general Visitation of all its Archdeaconries. There were many 
 Churches to be dedicated, many candidates for Sacred Orders, many 
 youths awaiting the First Tonsure ; and the Cathedral, which was so 
 dear to him, demanded more than ever his superintending care. It 
 took six months of incessant work to accomplish all that had to be 
 done. After resting for a few days, on his journey westward, at 
 Ashill, his House in Somerset, he set out for Clyst, dedicating, 011 his 
 way, the Churches of Sampford-Peverell and Uploman on the 13th 
 and the Churchyard of Butterleigh on the 14th. From the 16th 
 till the 23rd he was at Exeter, or close at hand. On the 30th he was 
 at Chudleigh ; from whence he proceeded, by Kingsteignton and 
 Ipplepen, to Totnes, reaching Dartmouth on the 15th of May, and 
 going thence, by Slapton and Loddiswell, to Plympton. He arrived 
 at Tavistock on the 21st, where he dedicated the Parish-Church. 
 Thence he went into Cornwall, visiting, among other places, Kilk- 
 hampton, Launcells, and Callington, on his way to St. German's; 
 from whence he visited Morval, and dedicated the Church there on 
 the 18th of June. After spending a few days at his House at 
 Cuttingbeak, close to St. German's Priory, he again set out for North 
 Cornwall, and on his way dedicated the Churches of Lanivet on the 
 6th of July, St. Breoke on the llth, and St. Ervan on the 16th; 
 after which he rested at his Manors of Ponton and Lanner, and, again 
 crossing the County from sea to sea, visited the College of Glasney 
 and the Priory on St. Michael's Mount, and dedicated, on the 4th of 
 August, the Church of St. Gluvias, near Penryn. On the 10th and 
 1 1th we find him at Tywardreath Priory; from Avhence he re-crossed the 
 County to Launceston, where, on the 18th, he dedicated the Priory- 
 
 1 It may be noted here that, on the 15th of October, the King, being at Walthain, 
 wrote to the Cardinals who were in England, requesting them to enquire into the 
 conduct of the Bp. of Exeter, who had been falsely accused by his enemies. Rot. 
 Horn, ct* Franc." Edw. II., m. 14 
 
XX11 PREFACE. 
 
 Church. Having rested, for a day or two, at his Manor-House of La- 
 whitton, ho returned to Tavistock, where he dedicated the Abbey-Church 
 and two Altars in its Nave. On the following day he dedicated the 
 Church of Tamerton-Foliot and four Altars therein. Two days later, he 
 was far away at South Pool, close to The Start, in the extreme south of 
 the County, where he dedicated the Parish-Church and its four Altars. 
 On the 27th, after a long and tedious journey over a very hill}' 
 country, he reached Denbury, near Newton-Abbot, where he dedicated 
 the Church and its High Altar. And then, after a brief pause at 
 Chudleigh, he set out for North Devon, visiting Crediton, Bishops- 
 nympton, and Bishop's Tawton, and dedicating, on the 9th of 
 September, the Parish-Church of Barnstaple and its four Altars. It 
 may be as well to say here that, in all these cases, Dedication had 
 been rendered necessary by the rebuilding, or considerable enlarge- 
 ment, of Churches which had been originally founded long before. 
 On the 17th or 18th of September the Bishop returned to Exeter ; 
 but ten days later he was, again, summoned to York, and we find 
 him there, still, on the 2nd of November. Early in December lie 
 visited Oxford, from whence he proceeded to Faringdon, where he 
 spent Christmas. His short spell of rest over, his Sovereign again 
 demanded his presence in London: he was there on the llth of 
 January. On the 14th he was at Canterbury, 1 apparently 'on his 
 way to France, for on the llth of February he was at Wissant. 
 Early in March he was in London again. At the beginning of 
 May, 1319, we find him, once more, with the King at York, where 
 he remained for about a month, and having spent great part of 
 June in London, or its neighbourhood, he again set out for the 
 Continent " pro negociis Regis et llegni," 2 appointing Richard do 
 Coletone and Richard de Brayleghe his Vicars-General on the 6th 
 of July, at Canterbury, on his way. He was absent nearly a 
 month. As soon as possible after his return, he set out for his 
 Diocese. His Cathedral was his first care, and he spent the whole 
 of September either at Clyst or Chudleigh, or at his Palace ; after 
 which he undertook an extended Visitation of both Counties, to 
 which he devoted about four months of unceasing work, beginning 
 at Cowick Priory on the 5th of October. His movements from 
 place to place were rapid ; and, as before, he turned aside to several 
 small and remote parishes, probably to hold Confirmations, such as 
 Winkleigh, West Downe, East Buckland, Loddiswell, Sherford (a 
 Chapelry of Stokenham, near Kingsbridge), and Ashprington. Four 
 Churches were dedicated, viz., Littleham, near Bideford, on the 17th 
 
 1 He assisted, on that day, at the Consecration (by Archbishop Reynolds) of 
 Stephen de Gravesende, Bishop of London. 
 
 2 On the 24th of May the King, being at ifork, had issued his Commission, directed 
 to the Bishops of Exeter and Hereford, Master Rob. de Baldock, Archdeacon of 
 Middlesex, and Rich, de Burtone, clerk, to perform the Homage due by him to the 
 King of France. Rot. Rom. & Franc.. 12 Kdw. II., m. 10 in cedula (Rytner}. 
 
PREFACE. xxiii 
 
 of October; West Anstey, 011 the 12th of November; Butterleigli 
 on the 13th ; and on the 4th of December the interesting little 
 Church of St. Michael, which crowns Brent Tor, a remarkable conical 
 hill about midway between Tavistock and Lydford. By the 19th of 
 January he had worked his way back to Exeter, where he remained 
 till the 7th of February ; running' down, however, in the interval, 
 for a few days, to St. Austell and Penryn, and thence on a second 
 visit to remote St. Buryan. In the Cathedral, the reredos had, 
 by this time, made some progress ; and the Bishop was, now, engaged 
 in preparing for the erection of the High Altar, a Avork of unpre- 
 cedented magnificence and unstinted cost. Leland tells us that it 
 was of silver, and the Fabrick-Rolls confirm the statement, 
 " Magistro Johanni Aurifabro, pro operc Tabulc argentee." This was 
 in 1324; but it was not finished in Stapeldon's lifetime. His 
 Executors contributed to its completion, and it was dedicated by 
 Bishop Grandisson on the 18th of December, 1328. 
 
 It is evident that our Bishop's support and guidance were, daily, 
 becoming more and more necessary to the King, who had long, and 
 justly, regarded him as his most trusty adviser and most stedfast 
 friend. Edward summoned him to his presence, again, early in 
 February ; and on the 18th of that month he made him Lord High 
 Treasurer of England, 1 assigning to him the Manor of "Whitgift, in 
 Yorkshire, that he might support his new dignity worthily. We find 
 him at Dover- on the 14th of March, and back again in London by 
 
 1 His appointment was quickly followed by the issue of a Writ of Privy Seal (Close. 
 Roll 14 K</ir. II., m. 22) for the methodizing and ordering of the Rolls, Books, and 
 other Documents ' of the time* of the King's Progenitors, . . . then remaining in 
 the Treasuries of the King's Exchequer and in his Tower of London." This Writ was 
 followed, in December, -1822, soon alter his re-appointment to the. Office, by another 
 Writ, which moi-e specifically directed the Treasurer and Chamberlains of th 
 Exchequer to classify, and to calendar, the Papal Bulls, Charters, and other Muni- 
 ments, then remaining in the Treasuries of the Exchequer, in the King's Wardrobe, 
 and in other places (Close Roll 16 Edic. II., m. 19 dors.) From this Commission comes 
 the remarkable Inventory of 1323 known as "Bishop Stapeldon's Calendar." Edward 
 Edwards, in his "Libraries and Founders of Libraries" (1864, p. 221), gives along 
 account of this " Calendar." It is not too much to say that Stapeldon saved our early 
 Records. [C, W. B.] Soon after his first appointment, viz. on the 12th ot November, 
 1320, the King, as an especial mark of his favour, granted to our Bishop and his success- 
 ors in the See for ever, the power to hold pleas of Hue and Cry "placita de hutesio et 
 clamore levatis in terris, tenementis, et feodis ad Episcopatmu . . . pertinentibus 
 in Comitatu Cornnbie, in quibus idem Episcopus habet visum franci plegii.'' The 
 Grant is preserved in the Cathedral Archives, and is printed in Oliver's Lives of the 
 Bisho}js, p. 69. 
 
 2 The Patent Rolls tell us about the business which took him thither. He must 
 have reached Dover as early as the 6th, on which day Valentine de Bere granted him a 
 piece of ground in that town, in " Kanounwarde," adjoining a tenement previously 
 granted to the Bishop by Edmund Coke. Stapeldon' paid him 40s. sterling. The 
 Charter was dated at Dover, 6 March, 1319-20, and was witnessed by Sir Robert do 
 Kenclale, Constable of Dover Castle ; Symon Gyles, the Mayor ; William Archer, the 
 Bailiff; William Virgyle, Thomas le Kew, and others. The same Roll contains, also, 
 the Charter of the said Edmund called Koc (sic), "de Leanham," dated 3 Aug., 1319, 
 granting him all his messuage "infra libertatem portus Dovorrie, in Canonewarde,' 
 with the houses upon it, and the land and garden and other appurtenances thereof. 
 
XXIV PREFACE. 
 
 the 23rd. The King went to France in June, 1320, to do homage for 
 his possessions in that Country, and Stapeldon accompanied him. He 
 was at Boulogne-sur-mer on the 18th and 20th of July. He assisted, 
 on the 20th, at the Consecration, there, (by John Salmon, Bishop of 
 Norwich) of Henry de Burghwershe, Bishop of Lincoln. This was on 
 their homeward way ; and the Bishop, after a brief sojourn in the 
 Capital, hasted to visit the works in his beloved Cathedral, as well as 
 a few Parishes in Devon, among them Okehampton and Tavistock. 
 In October he was in London again, where he remained till the 
 middle of March ; going down, however, for a few days at the end of 
 November, to Exeter, where the important works then in progress, 
 the High Altar and its reredos and other surroundings, and the great 
 Screen at the west end of the Choir the " pulpyttc " as it is called 
 in the Fabrick-Rolls, which he had commenced in 1317, demanded 
 constant supervision. 
 
 His Christmas was spent at Horseley. Stirring events were at hand. 
 The younger Despenser, the King's new favourite, had lost no time 
 in offending the Nobles, who, led by the Earl of Hereford, seized on 
 London, held a Parliament, and banished both the Despensers, father 
 and son. This was on the 19th of August, 1321 ; and it need not be 
 said that Stapeldon was by his King's side during all this trying time, 
 not leaving him till the beginning of September, when his Diocese, 
 again, claimed his presence. He visited, on this occasion, a great 
 many places both in Devon and Cornwall, dedicating no less than 
 seven Churches in October Stoke-Climsland, with its Cemetery, on 
 the 6th; Rame on the 10th; St. Neot on the 14th; Duloe on the 
 15th; Lansallos on the 16th; Lanreath on the 17th; Boconnoc on 
 the 18th ; five of them, it will be observed, on five successive days ! 
 And he inspected his Cathedral at frequent intervals. This was one 
 of the longest of his Visitations, lasting nearly eight months, with 
 scarcely any intermission. Meanwhile, feeling, as well he might do, 
 the need of rest from the wear and tear of his manifold duties, he had 
 asked, and obtained, the King's permission to resign the Treasurer- 
 ship. 1 But Edward, whose fortunes were rapidly going from bad to 
 
 The Bishop paid him 8 "premanibus," in the presence of the said Mayor and Bailiff 
 and 21 others. About a month before (3 July), Brother Ealph de Walemere, Subprior, 
 and the Convent of St. Martin's, Dover ("hac vice Priori* solacio destitute "), granted 
 to our Bishop, and his Successors, a plot of ground within the same port, in " N T icholes- 
 warde" ; witnesses, the said Bailiff and 13 others. All these Charters were continued 
 and ratified by the King at Westminster, 13th April, 1320, Rot. Pat. 13 Kdw, II., m. 
 10. These properties were, probably, purchased in order that our Bishops might have 
 a place to stay at when going to, or returning from, the Continent. [F. J. B.] See 
 the "Itinerary," to which these dates at Dover may be added. 
 
 1 Rex omnibus ad quos, etc., salutem, Sciatis quod ad instantem requisicionem 
 Venerabilis Patris, Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, ipsum abOth'cio Thesaurarii Scaccarii 
 nostri, quod aliquant din habuit ex Commissione nostra, duximus exonerandum, et 
 Custodiam illam Officii predict! dilecto et iideli nostro, Waltero de Norwico, uni 
 Baronum de dicto Scaccario, oommisimus, habendam quousque de Thesaurario 
 duxerimns providendura. In en jus, etc. T, R., apud Tnrrim Londoniarum. xx die 
 August! " (1321). Rot. Pat. 15 Ediv. II., p. 1, m. 19. [F. J. B.] 
 
PREFACE. XXV 
 
 worse, had been too long accustomed to rely on the Statesman- 
 Bishop to spare him now, and Stapeldon was reinstated as Treasurer 
 on the 9th of May, 1322. 1 It was a very anxious moment. The 
 Despensers had been recalled, and had revenged themselves on the 
 Barons by laying waste their lands ; and there were fresh troubles in 
 the North, where the Earl of Lancaster had entered into an alliance 
 with the Scots. Some interesting Letters will be found in the 
 " Register of Royal Letters and Writs," relating to the disastrous 
 recall of the King's favourite and his father. Stapeldon, with others, 
 had been commanded, on the 21st of January, to advise the King; 
 but the Mandate was so worded as to make it clear that no advice 
 would be acceptable which did not coincide with Edward's wishes. 
 The Archbishop and other Prelates, assembled in Convocation, had 
 already consented to the recall, and the Lords of the Council had 
 acquiesced in their decision. Our Bishop's reply, dated at Chudleigh 
 on the 31st, though most carefully worded, was adverse; and the 
 King, greatly displeased, wrote to him again, on the 10th of February, 
 from Gloucester, under the Privy Seal, in terms of strong remonstrance 
 "ad responsionem aliam optinendam," "nous merveilloms dure- 
 nient de ce qe . . . . vous, de qi entre touz les aultres Prelatz nous 
 nous asseurames et entendoms qe vous estes especialment tenuz de 
 voler bon issu de cele busoigne, nous avez si covertement remandez." 
 Stapeldon 's reply his " finalis responsio " dated on the 20th, is a 
 very touching document. He expresses his sorrow that his former 
 answer should have displeased his King ; for he had recommended 
 delay and caution, only in order that there might be time for full 
 deliberation on so weighty a matter. He pleaded that he had taken 
 no part in procuring the exile of the Despensers, and had not even 
 been present when they had been sentenced. Nevertheless, after long 
 consideration, he was prepared to acquiesce in the view of those who 
 regarded their outlawry as a mistaken and unjust step. He was 
 willing, therefore, to consent to their recall, if he were able to approve 
 the way in which it was proposed to accomplish it. His advice had 
 been asked, and he had given it ; and, now, he could only repeat what 
 he had said before that he thought it would be more honourable, 
 more advantageous, and safer, that a step so serious should not be 
 taken hastily, but by the authority of a Parliament specially called 
 for the purpose " utinam pacifico et pacifice ! " It seemed to him 
 that the counsel of men of the greatest discretion, experts in the 
 Laws of England, was necessary in dealing with a matter of such 
 
 1 flee p. f>57, note 73. It will he a surprise to many to learn that Stapeldon was not 
 (as has been generally supposed) Treasurer at the time of his death. Wm. de Melton 
 Abp. of York, was appointed 3 July, 1325, "Et mandatum est Waltero, Exoniensi 
 Episcopo, nuper Thesaurario Regis, quod eHem Archiepiscopo Rotulos, Claves, 
 Memoranda, ac omnia alia. etc. liberet custodienda, etc. (Rot. Pat. 18 Edw. IT., p. 2, 
 TO. 5). Melton continued to hold the Office till 28 Jan., 13267, when Adam de 
 Orleton, Bp. of Hereford, was appointed, and the Abp. was commanded to hand over 
 to him the Rolls, Keys, etc. (Rot. Pat. 1 Edw, III., p. 1, m 38). [F.J.B.j. 
 
XXVI PREFACE. 
 
 grave importance ; and that, even if the sentence were wrong and 
 unjust, it was expedient that great care should be taken to avoid 
 doing greater injustice and injury by revoking it hurriedly. The 
 Bishop was loyal to his King ; but especially loyal in this, that he 
 would save him, if he could, from the only too probable consequences 
 of an act which he believed to be both rash and full of peril. Alas, 
 we know that his forebodings were fully justified. But, at any rate, 
 the course which he recommended was adopted. A Parliament was 
 held at York, about three weeks after Easter, 1322, and Stapeldon 
 went up from Exeter to attend it, starting on the 12th or 13th of 
 April, and resting at Bytton, in Gloucestershire, on his way. In this 
 Parliament the Statute of Indemnity, which had been passed in 
 1321, in relief of those who had broken the King's peace by 
 " pursuing and destroying " the Despensers, was repealed, and 
 their exile was annulled. 
 
 The Bishop's stay in York extended over more than three months. 
 On the 23rd of June the King granted him Licence to crenellate his 
 Palace at Exeter, 1 and early in August he paid a hurried visit to his 
 Cathedral City, but only to return to York immediately ; and there 
 we find him (or at Acomb, a place close at hand), till just before the 
 16th of December, on which day he passed through Peterborough, 
 on his way to London. By the 26th of January he was at Clyst 
 again ; and he remained in Devonshire till the middle of March, 
 dedicating the Church of Ugborough on the 21st of February, and 
 reconciling the Church and Cemetery of Dean-Prior on the following- 
 day. As usual he devoted several days to his great work at Exeter ; 
 and this was his last visit, of am- duration, to his Diocese. The 
 Entries in his Register for 1323 seem to shew that during the 
 whole of that year he was unable to spare a day, even for the 
 Cathedral. He was at Bristol on the 28th of March ; and by the 
 15th of April we find him, once more, at York, where he remained 
 till about the middle of July. On the 6th of August he was 
 appointed Constable of the Tower.* On the 7th he was at Oseney 
 
 1 " JJe manso kernelando, Rex omnibus Ballivis et Fidelibus suis, ad quos, etc., 
 salutem. Sciatis quod, de gracia nostra special!, concessimus pro nobis et heredibus 
 nostris Venerabiii Patri, Waltero, Exoniensi Episcopo, quod ipse et Successores sui, 
 Episcopi Loci illius, clausuni et mansum Palacii sui Episcopatus Exoniensis inExonia 
 nmro de petra et calce firmare et kernellare, et clausum et mansum predicta sic 
 lirmata et ktrnellata tenere possint sibi et Successoribus 'suis imperpetuuni, sine 
 occasione vel impedimento nostri vel heredum nostrorum, Vicecomitum, aut aliorum 
 Ballivorum sen Ministrorum nostrorum quorumcumque. In cujus rei, etc, T. R. 
 :ipml Eboracum, xxiij die J unit " (1322). Rot. Pat. 15 Mdw. II. , p. 2, m. 3, The 
 Kins? had, just before (20 May), granted him Licence to mortmain Advowsons of 
 Churches ' pro Rectore et Scolaribus de Stapeldone Halle, Oxonie" (ibid., m. 12). 
 [P. J. B.] 
 
 - "Rex commisit Venerabiii Patri Waltero, Exoniensi Episcopo, Thesaurario suo, 
 Custcdiam Tunis Regis Lomloniarum, cum pertinenciis. Habendum quamdiu 
 placuerit Regi, eodem modo quo uliiCustodiam illam hactenus habuerunt ; percipiendo 
 per annum pro eadem Custodia vadia consueta. Vult, eciam, Rex et prefato Episcopo 
 tenore Presencium concedit potestatem substituendi loco sui in Custodia Tunis 
 
PREFACE. XXvii 
 
 Abbey, in the suburbs of Oxford his last visit, as far as we know, 
 to his " poor scholars " of Stapeldon Hall. Three days later he was 
 at Odiham Castle, in Hampshire ; after which he made London his 
 head-quarters till the end of December, when he sought rest, at 
 Christmas-tide, in his Manors of Chidham and Faringdon, haying- 
 resigned the Custody of the Tower, in which Office he was succeeded 
 by John de Westone, the younger, on the 17th of November. 1 He 
 seems to have returned to London soon afterwards, and to have re- 
 mained there till the beginning of July, 1324, when he retired, for 
 a while, to Faringdon, on his way to the West. He* had been ordered 
 to hold the four South-western Counties, and especially Cornwall, for 
 the King, against the chance of a French invasion, 2 We find him at 
 Lawhitton at the end of the month ; and from thence he wrote to 
 
 predicte, cum pertinenciis, aliquem alium fidelem, de quo ad plenum confidat et pro 
 quo respondere voluerit, si sibi viderit expedire. In cujus, etc. T. R. apud Kirk- 
 liaw, vj die Angusti. Et niandatum est Stephano de Segrave quod eidem Episcopo 
 Turvim predictam, cum pertinenciis, una cum armaturis, victualibus, et omnibus aliis 
 rebus Regis, ac prisonibus in eadem Turre existentibus, que sunt in Custodia sua, 
 per Indenturam inde inter ipsos conficiendam, li beret custodienda in forma predicta. 
 T.R., nt supra" (1323) Rot. Origin. 17 Edw. II., m. 4. [F.J.B.] 
 
 1 Ibid., m. 7.- John de Weston was, also, a Devonshire man. His father died 
 17 Edw. II. (Inquis. post mortem, No. 63). Again (Rot. Origin. 17 Edw. //., m. 9), 
 "Rex Johaimi Eventide, Escaetori in Comitatibus Cornubie, Devonie, Somersetie, et 
 Dorsetie, salutem. Voleutes Jolianni de Westone, Constabulario Turris nostre 
 hondoniarum, qni a Custodia ejusdem Turris in present! se elongare non potest, 
 graciain, etc. ; rcddidiimis ei oiunia terras et tenements mie Johannes, pater suus 
 defunctus, teiiuit de nob'is in capite die quo obiit ; et eidem Johanni hoinagiuin suum 
 ac tidelitatem nobis de terris et tenemeutis predictis debita ad voluntateiu nostram 
 diiximus respectuanda. Et ideo vobis quod, accepta securitate, etc. T. R. apud 
 Juuilvvorthe, xxviij die Decembris" (1323). Weston still lield the office at the time of 
 Stapeldon's murder. He was succeeded, 10 Dec., 132*3, by Thomas Wake (ibid., 20 
 Edw. //., m. 8). John Gisors and Richard de Betoigne, citizens of London, were 
 ordered to hand it over to him. See the Annals of Oseney, Ed. Luard, p. 347, 
 "In crastino Sancti Kalixti decollatus est Episcopus Exonieusis, Thesaurarius Regis, 
 de consilio civium Londoniensimn, extra Boreale Ostium Ecclesie Sancti Pauli. Et 
 die sequenti capta est Turris Londoniarum per cives, ad opus Regine et Filii sui." 
 [F.J. B.] The name of " Treasurer" seems to have clung to him, after he had ceased 
 to hold the office ! See p. xxv, note. 
 
 2 "Rex Vieecomitibus, etc., salutem. Quia Rex Francie excercitum grandem jam 
 misit ad expugnandum nos et Ducatum nostrum Aquitannie, et non modicum multi- 
 tudinem navium in diversis parti bus infra potestatern suam congregari facit, ad gravan- 
 dum nos et Regnurn nostrum ac subditos nostros, tarn per terram quam per mare, nos 
 periculis, etc. ; considerantes, eciam, quod Comitatus. Cornubie, et Castra in eodem, 
 que Isabella, Regina Anglie, Oonsors riostra carissima, tenet, sunt in remocioribus 
 lartibus Regni nostri, et in certis maritimis, nbi classis navium de facili applicare 
 posset, et pericula nobis et Regno nostro per hoc evenire, nisi, etc. ; per quod 
 concordatum est per Consilium nostrum quod Comitatus predictus et omnia Castra, 
 etc., ac Comitatus Somersetie, Dorsetie, et Devonie, sint in manu nostra pro eorum 
 secura custodia, etc. ; assignavinms Venerabilem Patrem, Walterum, Exoniensem 
 Episcopum, Thesaurarium nostrum, ad capiendum in manum uostram, per se vel per 
 alios, etc. ; ac de bladis, instauro, bonis, et catallis, etc., respondere valeant ad 
 Scaccarium nostrum, ut debebunt. Et ideo vobis mandamus quod eidem Episcopo, et 
 deputando vel deputandis ab ipso in hac parte, sitis intendentes, consulentes, 
 et auxiliantes, prout et quando per ipsurn, aut per deputandos ab ipso, super hoc 
 tueritis premuniti. In cujus, etc. T. R. apud Porcestre, xviij die Septembris" 
 
 .324). Rot. Origin. 18 Edw. 21., m. 3. [F. J. B.] See p. 559, note 82. 
 
XXV111 PREFACE. 
 
 his Dean and Chapter on the 9th of August, complaining of " the 
 neglected state of several of the parochial Churches, exhorting them 
 to look to their substantial repair, and especially calling on the 
 Dean, as holding Archidiaconal Jurisdiction in the Peculiars of the 
 Chapter, to enforce obedience to this Episcopal Ordinance." 1 The 
 Choir of the Cathedral was, practically, finished ; and our Bishop 
 vigorously continued his preparations for the immediate commence- 
 ment of the stupendous work of rebuilding (or, as we know from 
 recent discoveries, recasting, in part at least), the Norman Nave. We 
 find him investing largely in building gear and materials. Fifteen 
 great poplar-trees were bought for scaffolding and a hundred alder- 
 trees, besides much timber from Torre Abbey, Norton, and Sidbury, 
 as well as from London (his own purchase on the spot), and much 
 stone from Beer, Burlescombe, and Salcombe-Regis. And, instead of 
 merely continuing his customary annual gift of 124, he started the 
 new enterprise by a princely donation of 1,000 marks 666 13s. 4<7., 
 about ,16,000 of our money, "de dono Venerabilis Domini Walteri 
 Episcopi dicto operi." 
 
 He left the Diocese on the 23rd of September (having first visited 
 Ottery and Newenham Abbey), and proceeded, by way of Lodres 
 Priory, to London. He knew it not ; but his episcopal work was 
 over, and the last two years of his life were destined to be spent in 
 the immediate service of his King and Country. And yet there is 
 evidence to shew that, at a most critical time, little more than three 
 weeks before his death, he contrived to pay a flying visit to Exeter ; 
 so near his heart was the noble Sanctuary to which he had devoted 
 so much loving care and so large a portion of his world!}' substance. 
 On the 22nd of September, 1326, he appeared, for the last time, in 
 the Chapter-House, and there confirmed an Agreement between the 
 Chapter and the Nuns of Polslo. In all probability he was returning 
 from Cornwall, the Custody of the Castle of Tintagel having been 
 committed to him two months before. 2 
 
 1 See Oliver's Lives of the Bishops, page 57. This interesting Document should be 
 among the .Archives of the Dean and Chapter, but it seems to have disappeared since 
 Dr. Oliver made the above summary of its contents. 
 
 2 " Ilex omnibus ad quos, etc., salutem. Sciatis quod, pro bono et laudabili 
 servicio quod Venerabilis Pater, Wnlterus, Exoniensis Episcopus, nobis impend it 
 et indies impendere non desistit, coficessimus ei, pro nobis et heredibus nostris, 
 Custodiam Castri nostri de Tyntagel, Burgi et Mauerii nostri de Boscynny, cum 
 pertinenciis, in Comitatu Convubie ; habendum et tenendum eidem Episcopo ad totam 
 vitam suam. Reddendo inde ad Scaccarium nostrum xl li. ; unam, videlicet, medietatem 
 ad Scaccarium nostrum Pasche, et aliam medietatem ad Scaccarium nostrum Sancti 
 Michaelis. Ita quod idem Episcopus dictum Castrum juxta posse suum, per se vel 
 per alium, ad opus nostrum vel heredum nostiorum, bene et fideliter f'aciat custodiri, 
 et idem Castrum nemini liberet nisi nobis et heredibus nostris, sine Mandate nostro 
 speciali. Et, si contingat nos vel heredes nostros aliquem alium quam prisonem ad 
 dictum Castrum mittere ad perhendinandum in eodein, idem Episcopus ilium quern sic 
 miserimufe, ad Mandatum nostrum vel heredum nostrorum recipiet, et in eodem 
 perhendinare permittet. Ita, eciam, quod idem Episcopus domos et edificia infra 
 dictum Castrum existencia in adeo bono statu, vel meliori, sicut ea inreniet, 
 
PREFACE. XXIX 
 
 The Queen left England for France in May, 1325. And on 
 the 9th of September following, our Bishop, by the King's command, 
 accompanied Prince Edward to the French Court, to do homage to 
 Charles IV for the Provinces of Aquitainc and Poitou, which Edward, 
 unwilling or unable to leave England himself, lest he should expose 
 Despenser to the fury of the Barons, had transferred to his son. 
 Mortimer had joined Isabella, and Stapeldoii did not take long to 
 discover what was going on, and that the abandoned wife was plotting 
 her husband's ruin. Returning to England, I quote, in substance, 
 Dr. Oliver's account, his penetration satisfied him that everything 
 portended a speedy revolution. The King, at last, became sensible 
 of his danger, when he heard that Isabella and her paramour had 
 effected a landing, with a powerful force, at Orwell, on the coast of 
 Suffolk ; and, fearing that treason had done its worst, he fled, on the 
 2nd of October, with the two Despensers, to Bristol, and from thence 
 into Wales, having first issued a proclamation from the Tower against 
 the rebels, and committed to the faithful Bishop the custody of the 
 City of London. Stapeldoii had concurred with certain of the Privy 
 Council in promulgating Sentence of Excommunication against those 
 who had invaded the Realm. But the King's flight, and the successful 
 advance of the Queen's forces towards London, encouraged the 
 citizens to break out into open rebellion against the Government. 
 In the French Chronicle of London (Camden Society, 1844, p. 52), it 
 is stated that 
 
 " The Bishop of Exefer, riding towards his Inn, or Hotel, in Eldedeanes-lane, 
 for dinner, encountered the mob, and, hearing them shout ' Traitor,' he rode 
 rapidly to St. Paul's for sanctuary, but was unhorsed and taken to Cheapside, 
 stript, and beheaded. William Walle and John Padyngton, the Bishop's Steward, 
 met with the same fate. About the hour of Vespers, the same day, the loth of 
 October, the choir of St. Paul's took up the headless body of the Prelate and 
 conveyed it to St. Paul's ; but, on being informed that he died under sentence, 
 the body was brought to St. Clement's, beyond the Temple, but was ejected : so 
 that the naked corpse, with a rag given by the charity of a woman, was laid on a 
 spot called ' Le Lawles Chirche,' and, without any grave, lay there, with those of 
 his two Esquires, without office of priest or clerk.'' 
 
 Another " Chronicle," written in French by William de Pakyngton, 
 Treasure"!- of the Household of the Black Prince in Gascouy, and 
 
 sustentabit. Coucessimus, eciam, eidem Episcopo quod ipse donios et alia editicia in 
 eodem Castro suniptibus sui.s, sivoluerit, de novo construere possit ; etnosmaereinium 
 in boscis nostris in Comitatu predicto, ubi ad minus dampnum nostrum et majus 
 commoduni ipsius Episcopi fieri poterit, pro hujusmodidouiibus sic construendis, et 
 eisdeni domibus et editions et aliis prius t'actis, quociens opus fuerit, reparaudis, per 
 Senescallum nostrum Comitatus predicti qui pro tempore fuerit faciemus liberari. 
 Volumus, insuper, et concedimus quod Executores Testament! ipsius Episcopi de 
 armaturis, victualibus, et omnibus aliis rebus suis, que idem Episcopus infra Castrum 
 predictum cariari i'aciet sen adduci, post mortem ipsius Episcopi liberam habere 
 valeant adininistracionern ad execucionem ejusdein hide iaciendam. In cujus, etc. 
 T. R. apnd Westmonasterium, xxiij die Julii " (1326). Rot. Origin. 20 Edw. 11. , w2. 
 [V. J. B.] It Avill be observed that iu 1324 (p. xxvii, note 2j he is called Treasurer 
 but not in this document of 132t>. &ec p. xxv, note. 
 
XXX PREFACE. 
 
 translated by Leland (Collectanea, i, 467), gives a somewhat different 
 account, 
 
 " In the yere 1326, [Isabel], Edwarde, Edmund of Wodestock, Earl of Kent, 
 and John of Henaud arrived at Harwiche. After the landding of them, King 
 Edwarde heard that the Londoners were minded to rend re them self to them. 
 Whereupon he sent Walter Stapleton, Bishop of Excestre, his Tresorer, 1 for to be 
 Gardiane of the Cyte with the Mayre; and he, commyng to the Guildhaulle, 
 desired, according to his Commission, the keyes and custody of the Cyte. To 
 whom the Commons answered that they wolde kepe the Towne for the King, the 
 Queue, and his Sunne. And the Bishop not content with this answer, they toke 
 him and srnit of his hedde, in the middle of Westchepe, and, after, beheddid 2 
 Esquires that wa} 7 tid on him. Wylliam Waulle, his nephew, was the one, and 
 John Padington the other. And, after, they beheddid a Burges, one John 
 Mareschal, Espy yn London for the Dispensars. At this tyme Walter Stapleton 
 was making a faire toure on the very Tamys side, at this place, withoute Temple 
 Bar, and, lakking stone and lyme to finish it, sent a force to the Chirch of the 
 White Freres (Freres de la Pie), and toke it, and yn despite of this the Loundener 
 biryid Stapleton and his 2 Esquires in the hepe of rubrische aboute his Toure, as 
 they had been dogges. And no mervel. For he was fumische and without pite. 
 But after xj weeks, at the requeste of Quene Isabel's lettres, the Bishops body 
 was caried to the Chirch thereby, and after to Exoestre. And the 2 Esquires 
 bodyes were caryed to S. Clementes Chirch, and there buried." 
 
 The animus of the writer of all this is only too manifest ; and, as 
 Mr. Boase justly remarks, " it must be remembered that the account 
 comes from the Bishop's enemies." The munificent and self-sacrificing 
 benefactor of his Cathedral Church, the friend and bountiful patron 
 of " poor scholars," 2 who, as the Account of his Executors shews, 
 remembered them lovingly and tenderly to the very last, mentioning a 
 large number of them by name in his Will, was not the man to rob 
 a Church in order to obtain materials for a new house for himself ! 
 More truthful, obviously, because more consistent with what we know 
 of the Bishop's character and of the special dangers and difficulties 
 with which it was his lot to contend, is the following account, given 
 by Walsingham in his Historia Anglicana, (Ed. Riley, i, 182), and 
 derived from an earlier compilation made at St. Albans towards the 
 close of the 14th Century, 
 
 1 See p. xxv, note. 
 
 2 And that not only at Oxford but also (as we have seen) at Ashburton. and in his 
 Cathedral City, where he was engaged in providing an endowment for a Grammar- 
 School, in connection with St. John's Hospital, with a view to the better education, 
 specially, of candidates for Holy Orders, when death cut short his work. Bishop 
 Grandisson, in 1332, carried out this benevolent scheme, " Deliberacione debita 
 considerantes et digna quod bone memorie Walterus . . Predecessor noster, ad ea 
 que longa experiencia gravibus esse probantur onusta dispendiis et innumeris plena 
 periculis dirigens intuitum sue mentis, et potissime ad id quod quasi communis morbus 
 irrepsit quod Ecclesiarum Parochialium ftectores, et alii curam animarum habeutes, 
 ceterique in Sacerdocio constituti, qui Gramatice fundamentum non hauserunt, ob 
 defectum quern paciuntur in ea inutiles ad superiores sciencias vel saltern minus 
 sufficientes redduntur, postquam idem Predecessor noster unamDonmm pro Scolaribus 
 in Logica imbuendis Oxonie fundaverat, ubi Universitas viget generalis, extunc eciaiu 
 ad sustentacionem puerorum studencium in Gramatica et erudiendorum in moribus et 
 vita cordis sui sedulo destinavit affectum ; ideoque, etc. . . sortis, tamen, humane 
 condicio, que ipsuin de inedio sustulit, in causa i'uit quare in premissis votuin suum 
 non explevit ; nos, autem, etc." (Register of St. John's Hospital, in the Archive.* 
 of the City of Maxtor, fol. 58t>. Sec Oliver's Monaslicon, p. 306). 
 
PREFACE. XXXI 
 
 " Continuinc: their rage, the citizens made a rush for the House of the Bishop 
 of Exeter, Master Walter de Stapultoue, and, setting fire to the gates, quickly 
 forced an entrance. But not finding the Bishop, whose destruction was their 
 object, they carried off his jewels, plate, and furniture. It happened, however, in 
 an evil hour, that the Bishop came back from the country ; who, although he had 
 been forewarned of their evil designs, felt no manner of dread of the citizens. So 
 he rode on, with all boldness, till he reached the N"orth Door of St. Paul's, where 
 he was forthwith seized by the raging people, who struck at and wounded him, and 
 finally, having dragged him from his horse, hurried him away to the place of 
 execution. When they had dragged him as far as Chepeside, they then proclaimed 
 him to be a traitor to the State, a seducer of the King, and a destroyer of the 
 liberties of their City. Now, the Bishop had on a kind of armour, which we 
 commonly call Aketone ; and, having stripped him of that, and of all his other 
 garments, they cut off his head. Two others, members of his household, his 
 esquire and his valet, suffered the same fate. Having perpetrated this sacrilegious 
 deed, they fixed the Bishop's head on a tall stake, by way of trophy, to be to all 
 beholders a lasting memorial of their crime. As to the Bishop's corpse, they 
 flung it without any funeral rites, like that of an excommunicated man, into a 
 small pit in a certain old cemetery, then altogether disused, which had belonged, 
 formerly, to the Brothers who used to be called the Freres Pyes. The cause of 
 all this bitter enmity was that, AS'hen he was Treasurer of the Kingdom, 1 he pro- 
 cured of the King's Council that the Justices in Eyre should sit within the City 
 of London ; and so it fell out that the citizens, because they had committed many 
 offences, were subjected to manifold punishment, as they had deserved, by the 
 forfeiture of their liberties, as well as by heavy lines and bodily chastisement. It 
 was, also, alleged against him that he had collected a great multitude of soldiers 
 against the Queen and her son, the Duke of Aqnitaine ; and it was on that 
 account, these Londoners said, that they did their best to cut short his perfidious 
 designs, while there was yet time." 
 
 " Those," says Dr. Oliver, " who do not pronounce on events merely 
 from their success, who attend to the springs and principles of actions, 
 must award the tribute of praise and admiration to this high-minded 
 Bishop and Minister; they will appreciate his zeal and energy to 
 sustain the declining fortunes of his Royal Master, and venerate him 
 for his disregard of self, and for his incorruptible honour and loyalty 
 under every discouragement." 
 
 He was buried in the Church of St. Clement-Danes ; from whence, 
 on the 28th of March in the following year, his body was removed to 
 Exeter, where it rests in the Cathedral, under a beautiful canopied 
 tomb, in the north-east bay of the Choir, close to the High Altar. 
 The original inscription has perished ; and the present wordy epitaph, 
 composed by Hoker, was set up as late as 1568, at the expense of 
 Bishop Alley. Dr. Oliver was inclined to adopt (though not without 
 hesitation) the common opinion that this tomb has been but a 
 cenotaph from the beginning, and that the Bishop's remains were 
 never disturbed after his interment in St. Clement's Church. " We 
 know not," he says, " how to reconcile the assertion " that they were 
 translated to Exeter " with the omission of all charges for such 
 removal in the Accounts of the Bishop's Executors ; and, above all, 
 
 "Causa iniinieitiaruiu fuerat quia, cum 
 unsilium procuravit, etc." See p, xxv, note. 
 
 esset Regui Tliesaurariu-;, apud Kegis 
 
 Cl! 
 
XXX11 PREFACE. 
 
 with the letter of Bishop Grandisson (Rey., vol. ii., fol. 183 b ), 
 addressed to one of them, Robert de Tauton, a Canon of this 
 Cathedral, so late as the 30th of June, 1334, in the eighth year 
 after the sad tragedy, commending his pious intention of erecting a 
 tomb and chapel and founding a perpetual chantry ' in suburbio 
 Londoniarum ' where the body ' primitus quiescit humatum.' " It 
 should be remembered, however, that we do not possess Grandisson's 
 original letter, but only a copy of it inserted in his Register; and the 
 word " primitus " seems to suggest that " quiescit " may be a clerical 
 error for "quievit." On the other hand, Dr. Oliver confesses that the 
 evidence for the truth of the assertion is exceedingly strong. A 
 letter written at York, on the 16th of August, 1328, by Henry 
 Gower, Bishop of St. David's, is preserved amongst our Cathedral 
 Archives, in which the writer commends our Bishop's soul to the 
 prayers of the Faithful, and says distinctly "cujus corpus in 
 Ecclesia Cathedrali Exoniensi est humatum." Again, in the 
 " Chronicon Exoniense " (Cathedral Archives No. 3625, fol. 58), the 
 principal events in the Bishop's life are briefly recorded, the last as 
 follows, "Anno Domino M CCC mo xxvij , xxviij die Mensis Marcii, 
 corpus ejusdem Walter! Episcopi, Exonie, 1 sollempni traditur 
 sepulture." Again, we have the contemporary authority of the 
 Cartulary of Newenham Abbey (often visited by Stapeldon, as the 
 "Itinerary" shews), "Walterus de Stapiltone, qui decollatus f uit die 
 Martis in crastino Sancti Kalisti Pape, apud Londonias, pro magna 
 fidelitate sua, in Chepe, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo xxvj, Litera 
 Dominicali E. Et est sepultus apud Exoniam" (fol. 111). 
 
 It is true that no mention of any charges for the removal of the 
 body is to be found in the Executors' Accounts. But they are not 
 complete, the earlier portions having been lost. Their Inventory of 
 the Bishop's effects, however, contains long-hidden evidence, over- 
 looked by Dr. Oliver, which happily sets the question at rest for ever. 
 The discovery of this evidence is so interesting that I shall be 
 pardoned if I venture to describe it in detail. In the List of Vest- 
 ments (see p. 562) occurs the following entry, " Item, Vestimenta de 
 
 Bokeram, in quibus Dominus Episcopus defunctus " This 
 
 portion of the MS. has been so grievously defaced by the use of galls 
 that many words arc wholly destroyed, and many can only be read 
 with great difficulty, the discoloured vellum being nearly as dark as 
 the ink with which they were written. Every legible entry ends with 
 the " price " the valuation of the article mentioned. When, there- 
 fore, I found the letter " s " at the end of this entry, with two 
 strokes before it, I concluded, as a matter of course, that the value 
 
 1 A MS. Book of Wharton's, preserved at Lambeth (No. 590, p. 61), contains the 
 above and many other entries taken from a "Cronica brevis." His version of the 
 third Entry is "Anno 1327, 28 Marcii, Corpus eiusdem Exonicz solenini traditur 
 sepulturse." [F. J. B.] 
 
PREFACE. XXxiii 
 
 (or a portion of the value) was " iis." I was wrong, and ray mistake 
 made it hard to recover the preceding words. Mr. Baigent (apart 
 from the MS.), read my printed proof, in which (being still uncertain 
 about it), I had not included the supposed price. There was nothing 
 before him, therefore, but a row of dots ; nothing to mislead him: and, 
 with his usual sagacity, he came to the conclusion that the missing- 
 words were, probably " sepultus est." "I take it," he wrote, "that this 
 buckram vestment was used for the Bishop's burial in his Cathedral. 
 His body, probably, was wrapped in cerecloths (as Bishop Lyndewode's 
 was found to be when it was discovered in St. Stephen's Chapel, 
 Westminster) ; and, considering the lapse of time since the murder, 
 and the indignity shewn to the body, this buckram vestment was, 
 doubtless, selected as the most suitable with which to clothe it when 
 it arrived at Exeter ; that material would give a more full appearance 
 to the remains, when exposed (as, no doubt, they were) for the 
 veneration of the Faithful, before they were finally interred in the- 
 Cathedral." This view of the case seemed so likely to be correct that 
 I substituted for my row of dots the suggested words, within brackets; 
 and the sheet was printed. Subsequently, desiring to follow up this 
 clue, I spent a long time in carefully examining the blurred words. 
 And, here, I may be permitted to say that only those who have been 
 accustomed to attempt this sort of work (which is, often, abandoned, 
 at the outset, in despair), have any idea of its difficulty. A strong 
 light is necessary, and a powerful magnifier ; and when the eyes are 
 weary the task must be dropped for a time, and returned to over and 
 over again. The apparently hopeless spot must be held at every possible 
 angle ; and, at length, a word (or, it may be, only a letter), suddenly 
 appears out of the obscurity. On this occasion the last word Avas the 
 first to yield itself to my gaze. It was " sepultus " ! There was no 
 " precium," therefore, in this solitary instance ; for the buckram 
 vestments (which, by the way belonged to the Palace Chapel), had 
 been dedicated to a solemn purpose which excluded them from the 
 vulgar valuation of the rest. After a time, I discovered in the 
 middle word, and close to "sepultus," the letters "on'." Did they 
 form part of " London[iis] " or of " Exon[ie] 1 There was not space 
 enough for four letters, but exactly enough for two ; and presently 
 the letter " x " revealed itself to me. A moment more and the blot 
 which preceded it was seen to be a capital " E." The word, then, 
 was " Exonie." The first word was not merely hidden by the brown 
 veil the smear of gall, but broken up by rough usage. It was, 
 doubtless, " fuit," And thus the fact so long disputed, and so often 
 confidently denied, has been established at last, " ITEM, VESTIMENTA 
 
 DE BOKERAM, IN QUIBUS DOMINUS EPISCOPUS DEFUNCTUS FUIT EXONIE 
 
 SEPULTUS." He was laid to rest, then, under the shadow of the 
 magnificent " tablatura " which he had so recently reared, and within 
 a few feet of the famous " Silver Altar." And much more than the 
 bare fact, interesting as it is, has been revealed to us by the recovery 
 
XXXIV PREFACE. 
 
 of those few words. We see, as in a picture, the mutilated form of 
 the murdered Prelate, as his sorrowing flock saw it on the day when 
 devout men carried him to his burial, Jlequiem tfternam foxma J, 
 |p online, ti JJux {jerpetua lucent ei : (Euw <Sanrti0 sEnis in 
 sternum, rjnia pins t&. 
 
 I have printed in an Appendix the Inventory and the Account of 
 the Bishop's Executors, referred to above, together with some other 
 Documents relating to the Bishop's Will, which appears to have 
 perished. 
 
 Once more, I have to thank the many kind Friends who have 
 generously continued to help me in my arduous but fascinating task. 
 Their names are, now, familiar to my readers, and I need not repeat 
 them. But I cannot refrain from acknowledging the deep debt of 
 gratitude which I owe, especially, to Mr. Greenfield and Mr. Ingle 
 Dredge, who have, again, patiently and carefully read every word of my 
 proofs ; to Mr. Burch, the Registrar of the Diocese, who is ever ready 
 to help me, and never weary of my importunity ; to Mr. Boase, Mr. 
 Winslow Jones, Mr. Macray, and Mr. Weaver, who have bestowed 
 much labour upon me, whenever difficulties have cropped up. I have 
 been very unscrupulous, I fear, in availing myself of their invariable 
 and ungrudging readiness to assist me. Of Mr. Baigent I can only 
 say, as I have said before, that I regard him as my colleague. His 
 interest in the progress and accuracy of my work is as great as if it 
 were his own. And the student will discover, at every turn, how 
 constant and efficient his cooperation has been, correcting my mis- 
 takes, and enriching many a page with the results of his unrivalled 
 knowledge of the life and history of the Medieval Church in this 
 Land. 
 
 F. C. H. K. 
 
 RINGMORE RECTORY, 
 
 9th May, 1892. 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 
THE REGISTER OF WALTER DE STAPELDON, 
 
 BISHOP OF EXETER 
 
 AD. 13071326. 
 
 The following Documents are written on two fly-leaves at 
 the beginning of the Volume, 
 
 I. 
 
 [Concerning Nicholas le Engleis, clerk, who was confined in the Bishop's Prison]. 
 Walterus, etc., dilectis filiis Cancellario et Subdecano in Ecclesia Exoniensi 
 ac eciam Official! Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis nostre, salutem, graciam, et 
 benediccionem. Ex parte Nicholai le Engleis, clerici nostre Diocesis, nobis 
 est humiliter supplicatum, etc., narrando seriem indictamenti et criminis 
 sibi impositi, ac eciam qualiter ad deposicionem laicorum fuerit carceri 
 Episcopi per Justiciaries Regis in ea parte, tanquam clericus, liberatus, 
 quodque, super hujusmodi crimine falso et maKciose sibi imposito, ut 
 pretenditur, sit immunis et in nullo culpabilis, ad ipsius purgacionem super 
 dicto crimine sic, ut premittititur, sibi imposito, 1 procedere in forma 
 Ecclesie et alias sibi in ea parte justiciam facere curarernus. Nolentes, 
 igitur, eidem clerico in sua justicia deesse, qui in ea exhibenda 
 omnibus sumus nobis subditis debitores ; advertentes, eciam, quod de illis 
 quos career tenet inclusos aperta sit diffinicione sanccitum, ut aut damp- 
 nan dos velox pena comitetur aut liberandos custodia non maceret diuturna, 
 vobis, tenore Presencium committimus et mandamus quatinus, facta 
 ad mandatum vestrum in partibus et locis ubi hujusmodi crimina dicuntur 
 fuisse commissa, certis diebus solempnibus, prout hactenus est in talibus 
 consuetum, proclamacione puplica et solempni, si aliquis apparuerit op- 
 positor seu contradictor, tarn eidem quam prefato clerico in ea parte facere 
 curetis per omnia debitum justicie complementum ; si, vero, nullus in 
 hac parte libere apparuerit oppositor seu contradictor, facta preclusione ad 
 inquirendum ulterius super premissis in forma juris, necnon ad liberandum 
 eundem clericum a nostro carcere memorato, quo occasion e premissa 
 detinetur, si per hujusmodi Inquisicionem super premissis criminibus sibi 
 impositis reperiatur immunis, premissa purgacione debita, procedere. 
 Quod si per Inquisicionem ipsam seu alias, ut premittitur, culpabilis super 
 hiis sit repertus, vos eundem ad carcerem nostrum remittentes precipiatis 
 ex tune ipsum in eodem carcere sub fida custodia reservari. Ad que omnia 
 et singula et ea quomodolibet contingencia facienda, vobis et duobus 
 vestrum, cum Canouice cohercionis potestate, tenore Presencium com- 
 mittimus vices nostras. Datum, etc. ; Anno Domini, etc. [Unfortunately, 
 the date is omitted] fol. 1. 
 
 II. 
 
 [Concerning the Custody of the Daughters of John le Seneschal, deceased]. 
 [A.D. 1324J Placita apud Westmonasterium coram W. de Bereforde et Sociis 
 suis, Justiciariis Domini Regis de Banco, a die Pasche in tres septimanas, 
 Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, Fttii Regis Edwardi, dccimo 
 
 impositis, MS. 
 
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 Johanna, que f uit uxor Johannis le Seneschal [defunct!] 1 summonita fuit ad 
 respondendum Waltero, Episcopo Exoniensi, de Placito quod reddat ei 
 Margaretarn, Elizabetham, et Johannam, filias et heredes Johannis le 
 Seneschal, quarum Custodia ad ipsum Episcopum pertineret, eo quod 
 predictus Johannes terram suam de eo tenuit per servicium militare, etc. 
 Et unde idem Episcopus dicit quod predictus Johannes le Seneschal, pater 
 predictarum heredum, tenuit de eo Manerium de Mudion, 2 cum per- 
 tinenciis, per homagium, fidelitatem, et servicium quarte partis feodi unius 
 Militis, videlicet ad scutagium Domini Regis quadraginta solidorum cum 
 acciderit decem sol., et ad plus plus, et ad minus minus, et faciende secte 
 ad Curiam ipsius Episcopi de Penryn de tribus septimanis in tres septimanas, 
 ut de jure Ecclesie sue Beati Petri Exoniensis ; de quibus homagio et 
 servicio idem Episcopus fuit seisitus per manus predicti Johannis, ut de 
 jure Ecclesie sue Beati Petri Exoniensis ; et obiit in homagio suo ; et 
 ea racione ad ipsum Episcopum pertinet Custodia predictarum heredum. 
 Predicta Johanna predictam Custodiam ei injuste deforciavit ; unde dicit 
 quod deteriorate est, et dampnum habet ad valenciam ducentarum 
 librarum, et inde producit sectam, etc. 
 
 Eadem Johanna summonita fuit ad respondendum Isabelle que fuit uxor 
 Stephani de Bello Prato, de Placito quod reddat ei predictas Margaretam, 
 Elizabethan!, et Johannam, filias et heredes predicti Johannis le Seneschal, 
 quarurn Custodia ad ipsam Isabellarn pertinet eo quod predictus Johannes 
 terram suam de ea tenuit per servicium militare, etc. ; et unde eadem 
 Isabella per Benedictum de Bray, atornatum suum, dicit quod predictus 
 Johannes le Seneschal, pater predictarum heredum etc., tenuit de ea quatuor 
 acras terre Cornubiensis, cum pertinenciis, in Polkellom, Trelewithe, Kennegi, 
 Garros, Treury, et Trenrethiel, 3 per homagium, fidelitatem, et servicium xijs. 
 et iiijd. per annum, et secte faciende ad Curiam ipsius Isabelle de Lannestly 4 
 de tribus septimanis in tres septimanas, et ad scutagium Domini Regis xls. 
 cum acciderit viijs. et iiijd., et ad plus plus, et ad minus minus ; de quibus 
 homagio et servicio eadem Isabella fuit seisita per manus predicti Johannis ; 
 et obiit in homagio suo, et ea racione ad ipsam Isabellain pertinet Custodia 
 predictarum heredum. Predicta Johanna predictam Custodiam ei injuste 
 deforciavit ; unde dicit quod deteriorata est et dampnum habet ad valenciam 
 quingentarum librarum, et inde producit sectam, etc. 
 
 Et Johanna venit et defendit vim et injuriam quas etc. Et quoad predictam 
 Margaretam, filiam et unam heredum predicti Johannis, dicit quod ipsa 
 Margareta non est in Custodia sua, eo quod ipsa maritata fuit vivente 
 predicto Johanne, patre suo, etc. Et quoad predictas Elizabethan! 
 et Johannam, filias et coheredes predicti Johannis, dicit quod ipsa 
 nichil clamat in Custodia earundem Elizabethe et Johanne nisi tanquam 
 mater earum racione nutriture, etc. ; et illas produxit hie in Curia 
 ad reddendum cui predictorum Episcopi et Isabelle de jure reddi 
 debeant, etc. Et Episcopus dicit quod predicte heredes sibi, et non prefate 
 Isabelle, de jure reddi debent, quia dicit quod predictus Johannes, pater 
 predictarum heredum, et antecessores sui tenuerunt predictum Manerium 
 de Midyon (sic) de ipso Episcopo et Predecessoribus suis, etc., per antiquius 
 feoffamentum per servicium militare quam tenuerunt predictas quatuor 
 acras terre Cornubiensis de predicta Isabella et antecessoribus suis ; et hoc 
 pretendit verificare, etc. Et quia predicta Isabella non est hie in propria 
 
 1 This page has suffered from damp, and St. Erth ; Kenneggy, in St. Breage ; 
 several words are all but illegible. Garras, in St. Mawgan-in-Meneage ; 
 
 2 Mudgeon, in St. Martin-in-Meneage. Trew, in St. Breage ; Trenethick, in 
 The Seneschals were seated at Trene- St. Wendron (?). 
 
 thick in the adjoining Parish of St. 4 The principal Manor in Gulval, and 
 
 Wendron. antiently the name of that Parish. 
 
 3 Porkellis, in Wendron ; Treloweth, in 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 5 
 
 persona sua, immo per attornatum suum quern fecit versus prefatam 
 Johannam in predicto Placito, per quod non potest ad verificacionem quam 
 predictus Episcopus pretendit respondere, preceptum est Vicecomiti quod 
 per probos, etc., scire faceret predicte Isabella quod sit hie in Octabis 
 Sancti Johannis Baptiste per Justiciaries ad respondendum predicto 
 Episcopo, etc. Idem dies datus est predictis Episcopo et Johanne hie in 
 Banco ; et super hoc eadem Johanna invenit manucaptores habendi pre- 
 dictas heredes hie ad prefatum Terminum, et sic de die in diem quousque 
 etc. ; scilicet, Willelmum Herewarde de Comitatu Cornubie, Johannem 
 Bloyou de eodem Comitatu, Oliverum Tregasou de eodem Comitatu, 
 Radulphum de Penwre de eodem Comitatu, Rogerum Fiz Ricau de Comi- 
 tatu Devonie, et Johannem de Caignes de eodem Comitatu, etc. 
 Postea, ad diem ilium venit tam predict! Episcopus et Isabella quam predicta 
 Johanna, in propriis personis suis ; et eadem Johanna produxit hie predictas 
 Elizabethan! et Johannam, filias et heredes, etc. Et predictus Episcopus, 
 sicut prius, dicit quod predicta Custodia ad ipsum Episcopum, et non ad 
 predictam Isabellam pertinet, quia dicit quod predictus Johannes, pater 
 predictarum heredum, et antecessores sui tenuerunt predictum Manerium 
 de Mudyon de ipso Episcopo et Predecessoribus suis, et feoffatoribus suis 
 et eorum antecessoribus, per antiquius feoffamentum, per servicium militare, 
 quam tenuerunt predictas quatuor acras terre Cornubiensis de predicta Isa- 
 bella et antecessoribus suis ; et hoc paratus est verificare, etc. Et Isabella 
 dicit quod predictus Johannes, pater predictarum heredum, et antecessores 
 sui, tenuerunt predictas iiij acras terre Cornubiensis de ipsa Isabella et ante- 
 cessoribus suis per antiquius feoffamentum, per servicium militare, quam 
 tenuerunt predictum Manerium de Mudyon de predicto Episcopo et Pre- 
 decessoribus suis, et feoffatoribus suis et eorum antecessoribus. Et de hoc 
 ponit se super patriam et Episcopus sirniliter. Ideo preceptum est Vice- 
 comiti quod venire faceret hie, a die Sancti Michaelis in xv dies, per Jus- 
 ticiaiios xij etc., per quos, etc., et qui, etc., et recogniciones, etc., quia tam, 
 etc. Et predictus Episcopus posuit loco suo Radulphum Speke, vel Adam 
 de Bauntone ; et predicta Isabella posuit loco suo Benedictum le Bray, vel 
 Johannem Trelan, etc. Et dies datus est predicte Johanne, hie, ad prefatum 
 Terminum, ad habendum predictas heredes per manucapcionem, supradictam 
 etc. Postea, continuato inde inter eos Processu usque a die Pasche in trea 
 septimanas, Anno Regni Regis nunc xviij, nisi Johannes de Bonsser, die Jovis 
 proximaaute Annunciacionem Beate Marie [21 March, 1324-5], apud Lance- 
 vetone prius, etc- Ad quern diem venit predictus Episcopus, et Isabella uon 
 venit. Et predictus Johannes de Bonsser, coram quo, etc., misit hie vere- 
 dicturn jurate predicte hie in hec verba: Postea, predicto die Jovis proximo 
 ante FestumAnnunciacionis Beate Marie, apud Lancevetone, coram Johannem 
 de Bonsser, associato sibi Willelmo de Botreaux, Milite, venit tam predictua 
 Episcopus, per Adam de Batmtone, attornatum suum, quam predicta 
 Isabella in propria persona sua. Et similiter jurati de consensu Parcium 
 electi ; qui dicunt, super sacramentum suum, quod predictus Johannes 
 le Seneschal, pater predictarum heredum, et autecessores sui, tenuerunt 
 predictum Manerium de Mudion, cum pertinenciis, de predicto Episcopo 
 et Predecessoribus suis, et feoffatoribus suis et eorum antecessoribus, per 
 antiquius feoffamentum, per servicium militare, quam predictas iiij acraa 
 terre, cum pertinenciis, de predicta Isabella et antecessoribus suis, per 
 servicium militare. Et dicunt quod predictus Episcopus sustinuit dampna 
 ad valenciam Cs. occasione qua predicta Isabella deforciavit ei Custodiam 
 predictam. Ideo consideratum est quod predictus Episcopus recuperet 
 versus earn Custodiam predictam et dampna sua predicta. Et Isabella in 
 misericordia. fol. 1. 
 
 III. 
 [A.D. 1323 1325]. Concerning the right of Presentation to the Church of 
 
 Snitterfield (near Stratford-on-Avon, Co. Warwick), 
 Walterus, Episcopus Exoniensis, opposuit se iiij die versus Tliomam West 
 
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 et Alianoram, uxorem ejus, de Placito quod idem Episcopus permittat ipsos 
 Thomam et Alianoram presentare ydoneam Personam ad Ecclesiam de 
 Snytenfelde, que vacat et ad suam spectat donacionem, etc. Et ipsi non 
 venerunt, etc. Et fuerunt querentes. Idcirco consideratum est quod 
 predictus Episcopus recuperet versus predictos Thomam et Alianoram 
 presentacionem suam ad predictam Ecclesiam ; et habeat Breve Epis- 
 copo Wygorniensi quod, non obstante reclamacione predictorum Thome 
 et Alianore, ad presentacionem predicti Episcopi ad predictam Ecclesiam 
 idoneam Personam admittat. Et Thomas et Alianora in misericordia, 
 Et super hoc predictus Episcopus dicit quod non est necesse ad in- 
 quirendum de collusione, etc., contra formam Statuti ne terre vel 
 tenementa ad manum mortuam deveniant, etc. ; quia dicit quod ipse 
 tenet Advocacionem predictam sibi, et heredibus suis et assignatis, per 
 Cartam cujusdam Walteri de Cantilupo, fratris Johannis de Cantilupo, 
 Militis ; quam hie profert, et in qua continetur quod idem Walterus de 
 Cantilupo dedit, concessit, et Carta ilia confirmavit Venerabili Patri Waltero 
 de Stapeldone, Exoniensi Episcopo, unam placeam terre in Snitenfelde, que 
 jacet inter Lunscombe et la Hethe, etc., et Advocacionem Ecclesie Paroch- 
 ialis de Snytenfeide, cum omnibus pertinenciis, etc. ; habendas et 
 tenendas predicto Domino Waltero de Stapeldone, heredibus suis et 
 assignatis, de Capitalibus Dominis ejusdem feodi, per servicium inde 
 debitum et consuetum, libere, quiete, bene, et in pace, jure hereditario 
 inperpetuum. Et predictus Walterus de Cantilupo et heredes sui, etc. 
 totam predictam placeam terre et predictam Advocacionem cum suis 
 pertinenciis, predicto Waltero de Stapeldone, heredibus suis et assignatis, 
 contra omnes gentes tenentur warrantizare, acquietare, et defendere inper- 
 petuum. Cujus Datum est apud Wygorniam, die Martis in crastino Festi 
 Sancti Ambrosii, Anno Regni Regis nunc sextodecimo [5 April]. Et dicit 
 quod predictus Walterus de Cantilupo venit coram Justiciariis de Banco 
 apud Eboracum, die Veneris proxiina post tres Septimanas Pasche, Anno 
 Regni Regis nunc xvj, et cognovit predictam Cartam esse factum suum ; 
 et ibi plenius irrotulatur, ut [patet] Rotulo Primo de Cartis et Processibus 
 ejusdem Termini. Et super hoc inspecto Rotulo predicto, hoc idem com- 
 pertum est. Set, quia idem Episcopus arrainavit quandam assisam ultiuie 
 Presentacionis versus predictos Thomam et Alianoram de Advocacione 
 Ecclesie predicte, ut patet Rotulo istius Termini ccxix, idcirco procedatur 
 Assisa ilia inter eos ; et inde habent diem in Octabis Sancte Trinitatis. 
 Idcirco inde cesset execucio de Breve habendo Episcopo, quousque, etc. 
 Pascha xviij. Rot. ccvj. fol. 2. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Concerning the same, 
 
 [A.D. 1325]. Cm-am W. de Berford et^Sociis suis, Justiciariis de Banco, de 
 Termino Trinitatis, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, filii Regis Edwardi, decimo 
 octavo. 
 
 Assisa venit recognicionis quis advocatus tempore pacis presentavit ultimam 
 Personam, que mortua est, ad Ecclesiam de Snitenfelde, que vacat, etc., et 
 cujus Advocacionem Walterus de Stapeldone, Episcopus Exoniensis, 
 clamavit versus Thomam West et Alianoram uxorem ejus. Et modo venit 
 predictus Episcopus. Et predicti Thomas et Alianora non venerunt. Etsum- 
 moniti,etc. in diem resummoneantur quod sint hie in Octabis Sancte Trinitatis, 
 etc., audituri recognicionem assise predicte, etc. Et Vicecomes tune 
 habeat corpora recognicionum, 1 etc. Postea, ad diem ilium venit predictus 
 Walterus ; et predicti Thomas et Alianora resummoniti, etc., non venerunt. 
 
 * " Apud Anglos, recogniciones dicuntur veritas assisis demandatur ; vulgo, 
 viri sacrainentales seu juratores, qui- eciam, juratores dicti" (D'Arnis). 
 bus recognoscenda et disquirenda rei 
 
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 Idcirco predicta assisa capiatur versus eos per defaltam etc. Et super hoc 
 idem Walterus dicit quod ipsemet ultimo presentavit ad predictam Ecclesiam 
 queudam Walterum de Cantilupo, clericum suum, qui ad presentacionem 
 suam fuit admissus et institutus tempore pacis, tempore Domini Regis 
 nunc ; per cujus resignacionem predicta Ecclesia modo vacat ; et petit 
 quod assisa ista inde procedat, etc. Juratores dicunt, super sacramentum 
 suum, quod predictus Walterus de Stapeldone, verus advocatus Ecclesie 
 predicte, ultimo presentavit ad predictam Ecclesiam predictum Walterum 
 de Cantilupo, clericum suum, qui ad presentacionem suam fuit admissus 
 et institutus, tempore pacis, tempore Domini Regis nuuc, et per cujus resig- 
 nacionem predicta Ecclesia modo vacat, et per resignacionem illam incepit 
 vacare in Quadragesima proximo preterita. Dicunt. preterea, ad evidenciam 
 veredicti sui quod predicta Advocacio, simul cum aliis tenementis in Villa 
 de Snytesfelde (sic), ad que Advocacio predicta pertinebat, dudum f uerunt in 
 seisina cujusdam Johannis de Cantilupo, Militis, Domini de Snytenfelde ; 
 qui quidem Johannes in crastino Circumcisionis Domini, Anno regni Regis 
 nunc undecimo [2 Jan., 1317-18], per Cartam suam dedit, concessit, et 
 confirmavit cuidam Waltero de Cantilupo, fratri suo, unam placeam terre 
 sue cum Advocacione Ecclesie predicte, ad totum tempus vite ipsius 
 Walteri de Cantilupo, et obligavit se et heredes suos ad warrantizandum 
 predictam placeam terre et Advocacionem Ecclesie predicte contra omnes 
 gentes, in forma predicta. Et, postea, ilia placea terre, cum Advocacione 
 predicta, in seisina ipsius Walteri de Cantilupo existente, per donum 
 predicti Johannis, idem Johannes in crastino Epiphanie Domini [7 Jan.], 
 Anno regni Regis nunc xj, per Scriptum suum remisit, concessit, et 
 ornnino quietam clamavit dicto Waltero de Cantilupo predictam placeam 
 terre, simul cum Advocacione Ecclesie predicte, et obligavit se et heredes 
 suos ad warrantizandum eidem Waltero et heredibus suis, et suis assignatis, 
 predictam placeam terre, simul cum Advocacione predicta, contra omnes 
 mortales, inperpetuum. Et, postea, die Martis in crastino Festi Sancti 
 Anibrosii, Anno i-egni Regis nunc xvj [5 April, 1323], idem Walterus de 
 Cantilupo per Cartam suam dedit, concessit, et confirmavit predicto Waltero 
 de Stapeldone predictam placeam terre in Snytenfelde, et Advocacionem 
 Ecclesie predicte, habendas et tenendas eidem Waltero de Stapeldone et 
 heredibus suis, et suis assignatis, inperpetuum. Et obligavit se et heredes 
 suos ad warrantizandum, etc. Dicunt, eciam, quod predicta Ecclesia valet 
 per annum quadraginta inarcas. Idcirco consideratum est quod predictus 
 Walterus de Stapeldone recuperet Presentacionem suam versus predictos 
 Thomam et Alianoram. Et habeat Breve Episcopo Wygorniensi quod ad 
 presentacionem ipsius Walteri de Stapeldone, ad predictam Ecclesiam 
 ydoneam Personam admittat. Et Thomas et Alianora in misericordia. Et 
 super hoc idem Walterus de Stapildone (sic) gratis remittit ei dampua, 
 etc. Pasch. Rot. ccix. ibid. 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 BEGISTBCJM DE TEMPOBE MAGISTRI WALTERI DE STAPELDONE, 
 EXONIENSIS EPISCOPI, DE LITERIS CLAUSIS, FACTIS ET 
 RECEPTIS A TEMPORE CONFIRMACIONIS ELECCIONIS SUE 
 USQUE AD CONSECRACIONEM. [A.D. 1307-8]. 
 
 Litera directa Cardinali Anglico : 
 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri ac Domino suo, Domino Thome, Dei gracia Sacro- 
 saucte Romane Ecclesie Titulo Sancte Sabine Presbitero Cardinali, suns 
 humilis Capellanus, Walterus, permissione Ejusdem Electus Exoniensis 
 contirmatus, salutem et cum omni subjeccione debitum famulatum. Ex 
 preterita benivolencia vestre Sanctitatis, quam in meis agendis repperi 
 noviter fructuosam, credens immo seiens quod ipsa Dominacio vestra 
 jocundabitur de prosperis successibus meis in futuris, vestre Paternitati 
 duxi Presentibus intimandum quod die Mercurii in crastino Festi Saucti 
 Gregorii Pape proximo preterit! [13 March], in Ecclesia Conventuali Rad- 
 yngie, fuit Eleccio de me facta solempniter confirmata, et Temporalitas 
 Episcopatus per Dominum Regem apud Westmonasterium michi liberata die 
 Sabbati tune sequente [16 March]. Archiepiscopus noster ad hue non 
 venit in Angliam, nee est apud nos de certo tempore adventus sui aliqua 
 certitude. Et Monachi Cantuarienses dicunt quod non permittent aliquem 
 Electum Cantuariensis Provincie alibi quam in Ecclesia Cantuariensi aliqua- 
 liter consecrari. Set hoc michi erit valde durum, eo quod sum ad presens 
 quasi in puris et nudis, et Maneria Episcopatus, de instauro nuda, de bladis 
 Regiis tempore vacacionis excultis sunt vestita. Tradidi presentem 
 Literam quibusdam Nunciis Abbatis et Conventus de Hida, Wyntoniensis 
 Dyocesis, qui veniunt ad Curiam pro Sanctitatis vestre benivolencia cap- 
 tanda, ut credo, sufficienter informati. Mala sunt tempora hiis diebus in 
 Anglia, prout ipsi Nuncii et alii vobis dicere poterunt plenius viva voce. 
 Ad Ecclesie Universalis et precipue Anglicane [salutem] vestram Sancti- 
 tatem conservet Altissimus per tempora diu et prospere processura ! Datum 
 Londoniis, xiij Kalendas Aprilis [20 March] ; et hec est prima Litera quam 
 sigillo huic apposite feceram consignari. fol. 3. 
 
 Litera directa Episcopo Wdlensi pro Johanne de JBruetone : 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri, Domino Waltero, 1 Dei gracia Bathoniensi et 
 Wellensi Episcopo, Walterus, permissione Ejusdem Electus Exoniensis 
 confirmatus, salutem etc. Gratum obsequium Altissimo credimus exhibere 
 si Ecclesiarum indempnitatem, Prelatis reverenciam, omnibus pacem, pro 
 nostris viribus, procuremus. Sane vir venerabilis et discretus, Magister 
 Johannes de Bruetone, versus Curiam Romanam, ex multis causis, in nostra 
 comitiva nuper dirigens gressus suos, intencionem suam quasi incommut- 
 abiliter disponebat, ut si Ecclesiam de Cristemelford, 2 vestri patronatus, 
 in cujus possessione tune extiterat, una cum quibusdam aliis Beneficiis, 
 ex Dispensacione Apostolica leviter habere non posset, ipsam Ecclesiam in 
 eadem Curia dimitteret in manu forti, et in tali quod nunquam Angliam 
 visitans, si que sibi deerunt pro retencione ipsius Ecclesie que sunt juris, ea 
 suppleri faceret ex plenitudine potestatis, eidemque Magistro Johanni 
 dimittenti honores alios et commoda procuraret. Considerantes, igitur, 
 quod premissa absque irreparabili prejudicio ipsius Ecclesie vestraque 
 ofiensione, vinculis pacis et karitatis ex hoc forte aliqualiter dissolutis, fieri 
 non valebant, et propter hoc remedium quale tune potuimus adhibentes, 
 
 Walter de Haselschaue (A.D. 13021308). 3 Chiistiau-Malford, Wilts. 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
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 ipsum Magistrum Johannem, primo personaliter viva voce, et postea nostris 
 Literis rogavimus, obsecravimus, et adjuravimus modis omnibus quibus 
 credebamus expedite, quod considerando novissima Ecclesiam predictam 
 nullo modo dimitteret in forma superius annotata ; promittentes sibi quod 
 in redditu (sic) suo in Angliam pro representacione sua ad eandeni Ecclesiam, 
 a vestra Sancta Paternitate impetranda, ad vos personaliter veniremus et 
 interponeremus ad hec totis .viribus partes nostras. Unde dictus Magister 
 Johannes, dirnissa ibi in secretis, ut asserit, resignacione, de data illius 
 temporis et ex habundanti procuratore ad resignandum de novo, si opor- 
 teat, sub confidencia promissionis nostre, infectis negociis suis illis et aliis 
 ad partes Anglie celeriter est reversus. Hiuc est quod propter novum 
 adventum Archiepiscopi et Consecracionem nostram cum adjutorio Altissirni 
 noviter facieudam, necnou in proximo futurum Paiiiamentum ad vestram 
 presenciam accedere non valentes, vestram sanctarn Paternitatem bona fide 
 consulendo rogamus, et rogando consulimus affectu quo possumus am- 
 pliori, quatinus dictum Magistrum Johannem, qui est utique vir valens et 
 discretus, vobisque et vestris prodesse poterit tarn in vita quam in morte, 
 velitis ad predictam Ecclesiam suo periculo presentare iterum intuitu 
 karitatis. Et si ipse vestram Dominacionem in aliquo offenderit tem- 
 poribus retroactis, vobis et vestris futuris temporibus, cum debita satis- 
 faccione, pro viribus complacebit. Scire, eciam, certitudinaliter velit vestra 
 sancta Paternitas reverenda quod multa alia sunt pericula atque commoda 
 que non sunt scripta in libro hoc, que si vobis essent exposita raciona- 
 biliter movere deberent ad hujusmodi presentacionem faciendam. Ipsa, 
 tamen, alicui non scribemus nee dicemus alteri quam vobis, aut uni de 
 nepotibus vestris, videlicet Domino Preposito vel fratri suo. Ille Qui est 
 Veritas et verus cognitor secretorum novit quod bona fide, nullo falso 
 admixto, vobis super hiis scribimus veritatem. Tantum, igitur, super hiis 
 facere velit vestra Paternitas pia, discreta, et liberalis, nostris consilio 
 precibus, et amore, ut, exclusis omnibus periculis, nos vestris bene- 
 placitis in causa consimili reddere possitis arcius obligates. Ad regimen 
 Ecclesie vos conservet Altissimus per tempora prospera et prolixa! Datum 
 apud Chudeham xiiij die Aprilis ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Preposito Wellensi 1 : 
 
 Suo Preposito suus Electus id quod sibi. Scribimus multa Domino vestro 
 Episcopo pro representacione ad Ecclesiam de Cristemelford de discrete 
 viro, Johanne de Bruetone, facienda. Et quia credimus quod ipsa Scriptura 
 vobis seriosius ostendetur, ipsa iterato vobis non scribimus, circa alia ad 
 presens plurimum occupati. Set, quia ipsam representacionem pro cujus- 
 libet Partis utilitate et vitandis diversis periculis bona fide corditer 
 affectamus, vestre amicicie preces nostras effundimus, affectu quo possumus 
 ampliori, quatinus, ad hujusmodi representacionem impetrandam velitis, si 
 libeat, interponere partes vestras ; nee credimus ex hiis precibus vos aut 
 Magistrum Thomam, fratrem vestrum, aliqualiter oflendere, cum eidem 
 
 1 The Provostship was a Chapter -Office 
 a curious one ; older than the em- 
 bodiment of Dean and Chapter by 
 Bishop Robert, c. 1135. He was 
 " Provost" in the Manorial sense, i.e. 
 the Head Manager of the Estates 
 which the Bishop held for the benefit 
 of the Canons. From 1 1 3 5 the Chapter 
 managed its own property, and every 
 Prebendary his own corpus: but, as 
 the Manor of Combe was rich enough 
 to maintain fifteen Prebendaries, and 
 was an entire corpus, it needed a Pro- 
 
 vost to manage it, and to apportion 
 dividends to the fifteen. The Provost 
 became " Provost of Combe " ; and 
 he was a sinecurist, rated at 40 in 
 Pope Nicholas' Valor, and at 63 in 
 the Valor of Henr. VIII. After 
 the accession of Edw. VI. the emol- 
 uments of the Office were used for 
 the re- endowment of the plundered 
 Deanery. I am indebted to Bishop 
 Hobhouse, now resident in Wells, for 
 these interesting particulars. 
 
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 Magistro Thome de meliori Ecclesia, de quo gaudemus, noviter sit pro- 
 visum, sicque forte, eciam, si alia cessarent, efFectualiter prosequi non 
 poterit litem super Ecclesiatn de Cristemelford prius motam. Et revera 
 non credimus quod predictus Magister Thomas, vel quivis alius, a predicto 
 Magistro Johanne predictam Ecclesiam per Presentacionem Domini vestri 
 valeat optinere, prout ab eodem Magistro Johanne et aliis majoribus 
 didicimus, et vobis aut sibi dicemus expressius in proximo nostro colloquio 
 personal!, quod utinam sit in brevi. Predicto Magistro Thome non scribimus 
 ad presens ex hae causa, credentes quod hec Scriptura sufficere debeat pro 
 utroque. Altissimus vos conservet ! Datum apud Chudeham, xiiij die 
 Aprilis. fol. 3 b . 
 
 Litera directa Johanni de Bruetone : 
 
 Salutem in terris et gloriam in Excelsis. Receptis Literis vestris affectuosas 
 preces continentibus, proposuimus ad Dominum Bathoniensem, licet cum 
 gravamine nostro, in Septimana Pasche cucurrisse, ordinavimusque ad hoc 
 dietas, familiam, et vecturam ; set postea supervenit Magister Robertus 
 frater noster, quern ad Archiepiscopum, Priorem, et Monachos Cantuarie, 
 pro quibusdam negociis, de quibus scitis, super nostra Consecracione, trans- 
 misimus, dicens nobis quod, Priore et Monachis nostre Peticioni quodammodo 
 consencientibus, cum inciperet negocium exponere dicto Archiepiscopo, 
 ipse, loquentem quasi in primis verbis interrumpens, ferocitate solita 
 respondebat quod, suo perpetuo, nobis vel alii non concederet quod idem 
 noster nuncius ex parte nostra petere nitebatur, subiciens alia multa que 
 propter ipsius honorem subticuimus ista -vice, et quodammodo admirans 
 quod sibi non occurrimus pro die Consecracionis nostre Cantuarie postu- 
 landa. Unde, quia nescimus cum quo pede fodere voluerit, non audemus 
 ab eodem ex quacumque causa ulterius elongare, set secundo vel tercio 
 die post Diem Pasche versus eundem Archiepiscopum dirigemus nostros 
 gressus, et faciemus apud ipsum juxta viam juris vel gracie quod Altissi- 
 mus inspirabit. Rogamus, igitur, quod super eo quod hac vice non 
 venimus personaliter ad Dominurn Bathoniensem, nos, si libeat, excusatos 
 habentes, recipere velitis Literas quas ad Dominum Episcopum et Pre- 
 positum, nepoteni suum, transmittimus ex hac causa. Et, ut sciatis quid 
 in eisdem Literis sit contentum, transcriptum ipsarum de verbo ad verbum 
 vobis transmittimus presentibus interclusum. Si alia, aliis, vel aliter, super 
 negocio vestro scribere debeamus, scribatis nobis et scribemus. Altissimus 
 vos conservet ! Datum apud Chudeham, xiiij die Aprilis ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Abbati de HertUaunde : 
 
 Discrete viro et religioso Domino, Johanni, Dei gracia Abbati de Hertilaunde, 
 Walterus, permissione Ejusdem Electus Exoniensis, salutem et antique dilec- 
 cionis constanciam et augmentum. Licet, juxta desiderium mentis vestre, 
 viva voce Magistri Roberti, Fratris nostri, et Literis quorundam aliorum 
 amicorum nostrorum nobis expositum, pro Magistro Thoma de Karyveynec, 
 consanguineo vestro, super Ecclesia de Udno Parva 1 non adimpleverimus 
 ista vice, vos rogamus quod ex hoc offensi nullatenus existatis ; scientes 
 pro certo quod ante ipsius adventum de predicta Ecclesia incommutabiliter 
 duximus ordinandum. Nee est moris quod Beneficia quorum Collacio per 
 lapsum temporis est ad Superiorem devoluta alicui Parcium litigancium 
 aliqualiter couferantur, ne Superior conferens jus unius Patroni plusquam 
 alterius indebite videatur approbare. Volumus, tamen, contemplacione 
 persone vestre, eidem Magistro Thome in equivalent! Beneficio, vel majori 
 si hoc velitis, cum adinvicem habuerimus colloquium, efficaciter obligari 
 Dixit, enim, nobis idem Thomas quod dicta Ecclesia valorem decem 
 marcaruni non excedit; et certi sumus quod pro tarn modico Beneficio 
 
 1 St. Perran-Uthno, in Cornwall 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 11 
 
 nolletis quod faceremus aliquid quod redundare possit in fame vel fide- 
 litatis nostre lesionem. Certi sitis quod idem consanguineus vester veniendo 
 ad nos laborem non perdet vel expensas. Altissimus vos conservet! Datum 
 apud Chudeham, xvij die Aprilis ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Decano Exoniensi : 
 
 Suo Decano suus Electus id quod sibi. Dixit nobis nuper Magister Willelmus 
 de Wolleghe, clericus noster, de partibus illis rediens, quod vos in Capitulo 
 coram Fratribus nostris verba subsequencia, vel consilia eundem intelleetum 
 habencia, dicebatis ; videlicet, quod eramus de nimia credulitate arguendi. 
 Unde, licet forte non possumus super hiis totaliter excusari, volumus tamen 
 omnia vos contingencia quibus fidein adhibuimns per testes ydoneos, si opor- 
 teat, in vestro presencia comprobare. Vosque intendimus super credulitate 
 nimis cita arguere inter nos in secretis, cum adinvicem habuerimus collo- 
 quium personale. Nee placet aut placebit nobis quod tercia persona inter nos 
 super hiis ex preteritis causis advocetur. Cesset, igitur, interim, quesumus, 
 disputacio supradicta; et tune, cum adjutorio Dei, quicquid dicant homines, 
 erimus unius mutue voluntatis. Altissimus vos conservet ! Datum apud 
 Horslegh, xxx die Aprilis. fol. 4. 
 
 Litera directa Dominis Thome de Hentone vel Johanni Toyttero : 
 Salutem quam sibi . Quia dedimus karissimo amico nostro, Domino Johanni 
 de Banstede, clerico Domini Regis, quatuor arbores in bosco nostro de 
 Chuddeleghe, pro meremio ad edificia sua de Ermyngtone construenda 
 competentes, vos rogamus quatinus per vos vel alterum vestrum, vel alium 
 de quo confiditis, hujusmodi arbores bonas sibi, vel alteri suo nomine 
 presentes Literas deferenti, liberari faciatis. Proviso semper quod arbores 
 ad meremium pro Fabrica Novi Operis Exoniensis signati remaneant semper 
 salvi. Valete! Datum apud Stockwylle, juxta Londonias, iiij die Mail ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Domino Johanni Strange, Canonico Exoniensi: 
 Salutem, etc. Intellecto quod in creacione bone memorie Domini nostri, 
 Domini Thome, Dei gracia Exoniensis Episcopi, graciam Domino Regi tune 
 temporis quodammodo debitam super promocione vestra in Beneficio 
 Ecclesiastico habebatis, vos rogamus quatinus cujusmodi Beneficium vobis 
 ea occasione collatum fuerat, et si aliquam Pensionem usque ad assecu- 
 cionem hujusmodi Beneficii habuistis, et, si sit, quantam, nos per literas 
 vestras velitis indilate reddere cerciores ; intendimus, enim, nos super hoc, 
 quatenus moderna tempora permittunt, nostris Predecessoribus confirmare. 
 Altissimus vos conservet! Datum apud Stockwille, iij die Maii ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Rectori Ecclesie de Donsforde : 
 
 Eodem die emanavit consimilis Litera Domino Pagano, Rectori Ecclesie de 
 Dounsforde, de verbo ad verbum ; hoc excepto, quod iste optinuit graciam 
 in creacione Domini Petri, quondam Exoniensis Episcopi. 
 
 Litera directa Domino Radulpho de Arundel : 
 
 Salutem quam sibi. Literas vestras deprecatorias super Vicaria Sancti Colani 
 presbitero vestro conferenda, in crastino Invencionis Sancte Crucis [4 May], 
 apud Stockwylle, juxta Londonias, recepimus hora prima. Et, quia ante 
 recepcionem Literarum vestrarum de vacacione predicta revera audivimus, 
 ipsam cuidam Magistro Arcium de Cornubia, in pauperimo statu Oxonie 
 existenti, contuliinus intuitu karitatis. Set, si ipse cui dictam Vicariam 
 contulimus ipsam, propter ejus exilitatem noluerit acceptare, extunc de 
 precibus vestris faciemus ad honorem Dei et vestrum quod viderimus 
 oportunum. Datum die et loco supradictis ; ibid. 
 
 [The following Letter has been cancelled, and the words " non fuit missa " 
 written in the margin]. 
 
 Litera directa Domino Cardinali Anglico : 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri ac Domino, Thome, Dei gracia Sacrosancte Romane 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ecclesie Titulo Sancte Sabine Presbitero Cardinali, Walterus, etc., salutem. 
 Licet, ex precibus Sanctitatis vestre spe concepta, Consecracionem nostram 
 alibi quam in Ecclesia Cantuariensi a Domino Cantuariensi, diversis racioni- 
 bus sibi exponendis, fieri cum humilitate debita postulassem, idem tamen 
 nee precibus vestris nee racionibus motivis, quas eciam audire renuit, ali- 
 qualiter inclinatus, quod petendum f uerat denegavit, plus solito exscandes- 
 cens (sic) antequam sibi esset peticio plenius explanata ; prius autem negando 
 respondere non potuit, licet fuisset cognitor secretorum. Nolens, igitur, in 
 prosecucione ipsius peticionis ipsum ulterius offendere, sub cujus obediencia 
 oportebit me ulterius permanere, diem et locum competentes ad bene- 
 placitum dicti Domini Archiepiscopi mihi assignari petii, diversis vicibus, pro 
 Consecracione supradicta ; ipse, tamen, quod petebatur facere distulit, ex 
 racionabili causa forsitan tune temporis impeditus, prout vestre Sancte 
 Paternitati sufficienter constabit per Puplica Instrumenta que ostendere 
 poterit la.tor presens. Audiens, autem, postea, quod Dominus Electus 
 Wygorniensis, cum quo, pro vitandis sumptibus sperabam consecrari, pro- 
 rogacionem sue Consecracionis et loci mutacionem procurare intendit ex 
 pleuitudine potestatis, piam Paternitatem vestram humili devocione deprecor 
 et require quatinus, si sit ita, michi utique diversis racionibus magis 
 indigenti, graciam consimilem procurare velitis, dum tamen id fieri valeat 
 infra breve tempus et absque sumptibus onerosis. Materiam, vero, cujusdam 
 Peticionis per me, absque nominis expressione, super hiis rudi modo 
 conceptam, et per aliquem Peticionarium Curie secrecius emendandam, 
 vestre Dominacioni transmitto Presentibus interclusam ; cupiens quod hec 
 ad noticiam vestri auditoris vel cujuslibet alterius non pervenerit, per 
 quern possent, ante consumpmacionem negocii, ad noticiam dicti Domini 
 Archiepiscopi vel suorum aliqualiter pervenire. Et, ut valeatis quod 
 petitur facilius impetrare, mitto ad vos Literas Regine Anglie, Margarete, et 
 Literas Regis Francie, Fratris sui, nuper pro negociis meis contra Magistrum 
 Ricardum de Plympstoke, Summo Pontifici impetratas ; necnon quasdatn 
 Literas Apostolicas bullatas, super Confirmacione et Consecracione mea 
 optentas, antequam dictus Dominus Archiepiscopus fuisset a Summo 
 Pontifice restitutus ; que omnes, licet Peticicnem nunc faciendam directe 
 non respiciat, poterunt tamen in expedicione ejusdem aliquale adminiculum 
 forsitan adhibere. Ad hec, negocia dilectissimi mei Magistri Johannis de 
 Bruetone, Presencium portitoris, per ipsum vestre Sanctitati plenius ex- 
 ponenda, quatenus licet et decet vestre Sanctitati, sicut propria recommendo 
 cum subjeccione debita, credens quod hujusmodi recommendacio vobis 
 dampnosa non erit, set pocius fructuosa. Et, quia dictus Magister Ricardus 
 de Plympstoke est in Anglia, de submissione quam vobis hinc inde fecimus 
 nichil tangens ad Curiam ex hac causa mittere non propono, quousque 
 super hoc aliud a vestra Dominacione recepero in mandatis. Pessima sunt 
 tempora in Anglia hiis diebus, et multi timent deteriora in futuris, prout 
 hec et alia nova seriosius dicere poterit lator presens. De preteritis, autem, 
 beneficiis per vos habitis et futuris speratis, quia ego non sufficio, vobis 
 queso retribuat bonorum omnium largifluus Retributor ; paratus pro viribus 
 ad vestra beneplacita prosequenda. Ad honorem Ecclesie vestram Sancti- 
 tatem conservet Altissimus per tempora prospera et prolixa ! f ol. 4. 
 
 Litera directa Preposito et Capitulo de Glasneya : 
 
 Venerabilibus, etc., Preposito et Capitulo Ecclesie Beati Thome Martiris de 
 Glasneya, Walterus, etc., Electus confirmatus, salutem, etc. Licet inter 
 vos, ex parte una, et Executores Testament! discreti viri quondam Domini 
 Willelmi de Bodrugan, Archdiaconi Cornubie, defuncti, ex altera, super 
 proximis fructibus autumpnalibus Ecclesie Sancti Goroni nostre Declara- 
 cioni seu Ordinacioni duxeritis submittendum, hujusmodi, tamen, Ordina- 
 cionem seu Declaracionem finalem facere non curavimus, ipsis Partibus 
 totaliter inauditis ; vidimus, tamen, in quibusdana Literis, ipsius Archidiaconi 
 sigillo, ut prirna facie videbatur, consignatis, quod eadem Ecclesia predicto 
 
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 Domino Willelmo non tanquam sibi, ex jure suo, vel Ecclesie vestre con- 
 suetudine, set ex special! Convencione in scriptis redacta, tanquam bene 
 merito tradita fuit ad firmam, suo perpetuo tantummodo duraturam. Unde, 
 quin ipsa tradicio firme totaliter exspiraverit, ipso Domino Willelmo sublato 
 de medio, non dubitamus, nee credimus quod aliquis dubitet sane mentis. 
 Si, autem, aliqua Parcium dicere velit quod ad Consuetudinem Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis recurrendum fuerit in hoc casu, crediraus et pro firmo tenemus 
 quod sic ut sequitur fuerit in eadem Ecclesia hactenus observatum ; vide- 
 licet, quod si Canonicus, habens firmam de Consuetudine Ecclesie, jure 
 suo, ante Vigiliam Festi Beati Thome, Apostoli [20 Dec.], fuerit ab hac 
 luce subtractus, sive aliquid pro firma de anno future solvent sive non, non 
 sibi set futuro firmario debebuntur postea proximi fructus autumpnales. 
 Alioquin sequeretur inconveniens ; videlicet, quod quilibet firmarius, pre- 
 propere solvendo ante terminum, prejudicari posset proximo successori. Si, 
 vero, postea decedat, et aliquid solvere inceperit de anno futuro, non successor 
 unius, set talis defunctus, hujusmodi firmam habebit pro fructibus illius 
 anni. Set, si nichil solvere inceperit de anno futuro, licet post dictum 
 Festum decesserit, salvis sibi expensis impositis in cultura, nichil ulterius 
 de hujusmodi firma poterit vendicare. Si, autem, per pactum speciale 
 firmam tenuerit, illud credimus specialiter observandum quod specialiter 
 convenerit inter Partes. Ista tenemus ad presens et tenebirnus in futurum, 
 nisi per Partes, in nostra presencia constitutas, fuerimus aliter iuformati. 
 Altissimus vos conservet ! Datum apud Chudeham, xx die Junii. f ol. 4 b . 
 
 Preces Regine pro Domino Jokanne de Jargoho : 
 
 Reverendo in Christo Patri, dilecto nostro, Waltero, Dei gracia Exoniensi 
 Episcopo, Ysabella, Ejusdem gracia Anglie Regina, Domina Hibernie, et 
 Ducissa Aquitannie, salutem, et sincere dilecccionis affectum. Digne cre- 
 dimus agere cum, pro illorum provisione, Scripta nostra dirigimus quos ad 
 hujusmodi graciam optinendam sue ordinant merita probitatis. Et ideo 
 ad illos libenter recurrimus de quorum bonitate et fidelitate confidimus, 
 et de quibus firmiter speramus quod preces quas juste porrigimus debeant 
 facilius exaudiri. Cum, igitur, dilecti ac familiaris Capellani nostri, Domini 
 Johannis de Jargoho, in nostris continuis obsequiis existentis, cujus pro- 
 mocionem, suis meritis exigentibus, habemus in speculo mentis nostre et 
 precordialiter affectamus, Paternitatem vestram, nobis karissimam, affectuose 
 requirimus et rogamus quatinus, erga ipsum manus liberalitatis et muni- 
 ficencie vestre porrigentes, eidem de Prebenda vestra Cathedrali, vel saltern 
 de altera sufficienti Collegiata, quamprimum ad id optulerit se facultas, 
 dignemini providere ; et interim, quousque dictam Prebendam vacare 
 contigerit et illam fuerit assecutus, eidem Pensionem congruam vestrarum 
 munimine Literarum velitis contemplacione nostri concedere roboratam ; 
 illud, enim, quod pro eodem feceritis Capellano nobis non inmerito repu- 
 tabimus esse factum. Et nobis quid super hoc feceritis per vestras Literas 
 rescribatis. Conservet vos Altissimus cum prosperitate continua et felici ! 
 Datum Anno Domini M CCC mo octavo, xix die Junii. Credentur, si 
 placet, super hoc Presencium portitori ; ibid." 
 
 Responsio Electi ad easdem Preces : 
 
 Preclare Celsitudinis et magne Nobilitatis Domine, Domine Ysabelle, Dei 
 gracia Regine Anglie, Domine Hibernie, et Ducisse Aquitannie, suus humilis 
 et devotus Capellanus, Walterus, permissioue Ejusdem Electus Exoniensis 
 confirmatus, cum votiva reverencia debitum famulatum. Vestre Celsi- 
 tudinis Literas, Episcopo Exoniensi directas, cum reverencia debita nuper 
 recepimus, et in eisdem vidimus inter cetera contineri quod eundem Epis- 
 copum Exoniensem pro dilecto et familiari Capellano vestro, Domino 
 Johanne de Jargoho, vestra Nobilitas affectuose requisivit ut ipse, erga 
 eundem Capellanum vestrum manus liberalitatis et munificencie porrigens, 
 eidem de Prebenda in Ecclesia sua Cathedrali, vel eciam in altera sufficienti 
 Collegiata, quamprimum ad id optulerit se facultas, dignaretur vestris pre- 
 
14 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 cibus providere, et interim, quousque dictam Prebendam vacare contigerit et 
 illam fuerit assecutus, eidem Pensionem congruam concederet, Literarum 
 suarum munimine roboratam. Cum, igitur, post nostram Confirmacionem, 
 regimen Ecclesie Exoniensis et Collacionem Prebendarum ejusdem fuerimus 
 assecuti, quamquam adhuc non fuerimus in Episcopum consecrati, credimus 
 quod intencio vestre Dominacionis extiterit ipsas Literas nobis dirigi, et 
 per nos vobis velle super hiis responderi ; et ideo, plus intencioni scribentis 
 quam verbis Epistole adherentes, ipsas Literas fiducialiter aperuimus, 
 sperantes in hoc vestre Doininacioni minime displicere. Hinc est quod 
 vestram Celsitudinem devotis precibus humiliter imploramus quatinus ad 
 ea que scribimus aures juste pietatis inclinans, ipsis intellectis, juste 
 judicare velit quod per nos fuerit ad presens ulterius faciendum. Cum, 
 enim, circa Festum Sancti Martini preteritum electi essemus, licet immeriti, 
 in Ecclesie Exoniensis futurum Episcopum et Pastorem, quidam Magister 
 Ricardus de Plymstoke, contra nos et dictam Eleccionem ad Curiam 
 Romanam appellans, nostram Confirmacionem, contra Deum et justiciam, 
 plus debito impedivit ; unde nos versus eandem Curiam ex ilia causa, sicut 
 oportuit, personaliter accedentes, nos et nostram Eleccionem, non absque im- 
 moderatis sumptibus, ab eadem Curia fecimus liberari ; propter que et 
 alia contingencia sumus ad presens, et propter nostras futuras Consecra- 
 cionem et Intronizacionem erimus in futurum ere alieno quasi intoller- 
 abiliter onerati, et in pluri revera quam valere possit in exitibus noster 
 Episcopatus tribus annis. Verumtamen, ne a nobis recedant totaliter vacue 
 tante Preces, ipsi Capellano vestro Pensionem annuam, licet modicam, 
 contulimus, nostri sigilli munimine roboratam, prout in Literis nostris 
 Patentibus vestre Celsitudini, vel eidem, per latorem Presencium porri- 
 gendis, plenius continetur ; ulterius facere intendentes in tempore oportuno, 
 prout secundum Deum et merita ipsius persone viderimus faciendum. 
 Prebendam tamen vacaturam seu quodcumque aliud Beneficium Eccles- 
 iasticum non promittimus, nee ante vacacionem promittere intendimus ; 
 turn quia hoc prohibent Constituciones Ecclesiastice, turn quia majores 
 Prebende ad nostram Collacionem spectantes per Provisiones Apostolicas 
 sunt Collacioni Summi Pontificis reservate. Dignetur, ergo, iiinata vobis 
 liberalitas super parvitate dicte Pensionis ex causis predictis hac vice nos 
 habere, si libeat, excusatos ; plus affectum donantis que est devota (sic), quam 
 quantitatem doni que est modica, vestre mansuetudinis oculis intuendo. 
 Parati, enim, sumus et semper erimus vestre Dominacioni pro viribus com- 
 placere, eamque speramus in nostris agendis habere graciosam. Ad honorem 
 Dei et utilitatem Regni vos conservet Altissimus per tempora prospera et 
 prolixa. Datum apud Stockwelle, juxta Londonias, viij die Julii, Anno 
 Domini Millesimo CCC mo octavo. fol. 5. 
 
 Pensio data Johanni de Jargoko, ad Preces Regine : 
 
 Walterus, permissione Divina Electus Exoniensis Confirmatus, venerabili viro 
 et discrete, Domino Johanni de Jargoho, nobilissime Domine Ysabelle, Dei 
 gracia Regine Anglie,. Domine Hibernie, et Ducisse Aquitannie, familiari 
 Capellano, salutem et sinceram in Domino caritatem. Preces ipsius Regine, 
 pro persona vestra effectualiter nobis porrecte, nos plurimum sollicitant et 
 inducunt ut personam vestram, quam diversis virtutum titulis credimus 
 insignitam, speciali prosequamur gracia et favore. Hinc est quod, premissis 
 digna racione pensatis, annuam Pensionem quatuor solidorum sterlingorum, 
 singulis annis de Camera nostra ad Festum Pasche percipiendam, quous- 
 que vobis de Prebendali Beneficio quod acceptandum duxeritis providerimus 
 cum effectu, vobis promittimus, concedimus, et conferimus per Presentes. 
 In cujus rei testimonium has Literas nostras Patentes tibi fieri fecimus, 
 sigilli nostri munimine roboratas. Datum apud StockwiHe, juxta Londonias, 
 viij die Julii, Anno Domini, etc. [1308], et Regni Regis Edwardi filii Regis 
 Edwardi primo [a clerical error for " secundo." B. W. G.] ; ibid. 
 
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 Litera directa Episcopo Cice'strensi : 
 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri ac Domino, Domino Johanni, Dei gracia Cicestrensi 
 Episcopo, suus, si placet, Walterus, etc. salutem quam produxit humano 
 generi Sanguis de latere Crucifixi. Pater Reverende, Licet Canonici 
 Capelle de Boseham, quoad personas eorum, eciam juxta Composicionem 
 inter Cicestrie et Exonie Ecclesias, ut dicitur, initam, a vestra Jurisdiccione 
 Ordinaria saltern in hoc casu totaliter sint exempti, vester tamen Omcialis, 
 contra dicte Composicionis tenorem et Juris ordinem, ut videtur prima 
 facie, temere veniens, contra Sacristam ejusdem Ecclesie, qui est unus de 
 Canonicis supradictis, ad diminucionem Porcionis quam ipse et Prede- 
 cessores sui hucusque habuerunt, per Collacionem Episcoporum Exoniensium 
 qui pro tempore fuerint, quasi per execuciones incipiens nititur extendere 
 manus suas, prout in tenore Mandati Presentibus intercluso, quod ab eodem 
 Officiali nuper, ut dicitur, emanavit, manifesto poterit, ut creditur, apparere. 
 Quocirca vestram Paternitatem humiliter deprecor et devote quatinus 
 dictum Mandatum Omcialis vestri revocare, vel saltern ad tempus suspendere, 
 velitis, pro vestro beneplacito iterum innovando. Expedit enim, ut videtur, 
 quod Vicarii de Boseham suggerentes in hac parte faciant se Partem in jud- 
 icio, et suam suggestionem, si voluerint, prosequantur ; quia vester Omcialis, 
 cum quo litem habere non appeto, per hujusmodi processus preproperos 
 Judicis et Partis partes assumat. Ad honorem, etc. Datum apud Stock- 
 wille, xiij die Julii ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Magistro Ricardo de Plymstoke : 
 
 Discreto viro, etc., Magistro Ricardo de Plympstoke, Walterus, etc., Electus 
 Exoniensis, quantum in ipso est pacem Christi sempiternam. Audivimus 
 quod vos nuper nos pro inimico et persecutore vestro reputantes, in presencia 
 Magistri Johannis Bloyou, contra for mam Pacis inter nos inite, verba nobis 
 comminatoria dicebatis ; de quo eo magis miramur, quod, licet post dictam 
 Pacem parum boni vobis fecerimus, non tamen credimus contra vos postea 
 justo judicio injuriose egisse quicquam mali, prout coram Deo, vobis, et aliis 
 quibuscumque hominibus, sana consciencia parati sumus reddere racionem. 
 Cupientes, igitur, super hiis et aliis vobiscum personaliter habere tractatum, 
 affectuose vos rogamus quatinus ad nos personaliter accedere velitis celerius 
 quo potestis, et ante vestrum recessum a nobis, partim verbo, partim facto, 
 percipietis affeccionem quam erga personam vestram post Pacem initam 
 hujusmodi habemus. Nollemus, utique, quantum in nobis est, vos perdere: 
 nescimus si nos modis omnibus perdere cupiatis. Si, vero, ad nos venire 
 nolueritis aut non poteritis, ut rogamus, saltern propositum vestrum super 
 hiis, propter reliquias Pacis inite, velitis nobis vestris Literis intimare. Scire, 
 tamen, vos cupimus quod si Pacis predicte federa per vos, quod absit, 
 totaliter fuerint dissoluta, quicquid postea contingat, de levi non poterunt 
 iterum reparari. Deus det vobis consiKum corpori et anime profuturum! 
 Datum apud Horslegh, xiiij die Julii ; ibid. 
 
 Litera directa Roberto de Cisterna : 
 
 Walterus, etc., dilecto sibi in Christo, Magistro Roberto de Cisterna salutem, 
 etc. Cupientes vobiscum, vel cum alio, eo libencius finem imponere trac- 
 tatui super permutacione Prebendarum quo dilacio prolixior utrique Parti 
 est dampnosa, specialiter vos rogamus quatinus nobis per latorem Pre- 
 sencium significare velitis ubi per tres dies sequentes poteritis personaliter 
 inveniri ; mittemus, enim, ad vos aliquam discreciorem personam ex hac 
 causa pro Literis Procuratoriis et aliis utrique Parti utilibus a vobis optinen- 
 dis, si velitis quod super hiis erga vos ulterius procedatur. Si, vero, hodie, 
 eras, vel post eras, ante prandium possetis ad nos venire, apud Horsleghe, 
 utique in multo plus placeret, et tanto tempore et non ulterius, hac vice, vos 
 ibidem poterimus exspectare, ab hiis que antea super valore Prebendarum 
 dictarum et aliis vobis diximus in minimo minime recedentes. Et si spem 
 certam ad pinguiorem Prebendam vobis non dederimus, desperare tamen 
 nou oportet de gracia Salvatoris. Voluntatem vestram nobis nunciare 
 velitis, etc. Valete, etc. Datum apud Horsleghe, xxj die Julii. fol.5 b . 
 
16 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Litera directa Episcopo Batkoniensi : 
 
 Venerabili, etc., Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Bathoniensi et Wellensi Episcopo, 
 suus, etc., Electus Exoniensis, salutem etc. Cum preces nostras alicui 
 dirigtmus que a racionis tramite non deviant, set sunt ab illo cui scribimus 
 ex quadam naturali gratitudine eciam apud alium merito promovende, tune 
 fiducialiter agimus et indubitanter credimus exaudiri. Cum, igitur, Magister 
 Thomas de Haselschaue, nepos vester, 1 vir utique literarum sciencia et diversis 
 virtutum titulis insignitus, bina vice Canonicatum et Prebendam in Ecclesia 
 vestra Cathedrali Wellensi assecutus, ad vestruin beneplacitum ipsos 
 dimiserit, et, de Canonico factus non Canonicus, ad presens omni Canonicatu 
 careat et Prebenda, vestram sanctam Paternitatem toto cordis aflectu 
 humiliter imploramus quatinus merita et propinquitatem sanguinis persone 
 ipsius Magistri Thome et alia supradicta in mentis examine, non perfunc- 
 torie set diligenter et intime revolventes, et equo libramine favorabiliter 
 ponderantes, de Canonicatu et Prebenda in eadem Ecclesia, ut creditur in 
 proximo vacaturis, rejectis inordinatis precibus aliorum, providere velitis 
 intuitu caritatis. Si, vero, quod absit, eundem nepotem vestrum, vestro 
 perpetuo sic dimiseritis non Canonicatum et quodammodo capite dimi- 
 nutum, honestius esset vobis et sibi ipsum nunquam Canonicum exti- 
 tisse ; dicit, enim, Seneca nichil esse infelicius quam recordari fuisse 
 felicem ; maxime cum idem Magister Thomas fuerit honesta et literata 
 persona vobisque domestics et in proxima linea consanguinitatis attingens, 
 et Apostolus dicit quod si quis suorum et maxime domesticorum curam 
 non habet, Fidem negat et est deterior infideli. Quis, enim, Successorum 
 vestrorum aut aliorum Episcoporum ipsum reputabit dignum ut preficiatur 
 in Ecclesia Cathedrali, si, promotis extraneis in Ecclesia vestra ipsoque 
 pretermisso ad hujusmodi promocionem ipsum indignum judicaveritis ipso 
 facto. Nee videtur nobis quod quecumque persona alia se justo judicio 
 reputare debebit offensam, si, pretermissis precibus aliorum, ipsum Magis- 
 trum Thomam promoveritis ut petimus, ad cujus promocionem tot et talia 
 previa racione vos inducunt. Suscipere, igitur, et exaudire dignetur vestra 
 sancta Paternitas has preces nostras, ne scisco dampnosas aut juri contrarias, 
 immo pocius omni consona racioni. Et nos vobis ad similia vel majora, in 
 simili vel majori casu, volumus, efficiaciter obligari ; ad memoriam nichilo- 
 minus, si libeat, reducentes promissiones vestras super promocione Magistri 
 Wyberti de Lytletone, in presencia Domini Archidiaconi Wellensis, nostra, et 
 aliorum, apud Wyvelescome, alias bona fide sepe factas. Et in verbo veritatis 
 vobis dicimus quod premissa omnia et singula mero motu vobis scribimus, 
 per quamcumque personam minime procurati. Voluntatem vestram super 
 hiis scire cupimus cum vestre Paternitati placuerit, pocius per experienciam 
 facti quam per Literas aut per verba ; parati pro viribus ad vestra bene- 
 placita prosequenda. Datum apud Farendone, iiij die Augusti. fol. 5 b . 
 
 Litera directa Cardinali : 
 
 Venerabili, etc., Domino Thome, etc., Sacrosancte Romane Ecclesie Titulo 
 Sancte Sabine Presbitero Cardinali, suus, etc., Walterus, Exoniensis Electus, 
 salutem, etc. Ut vobis, tanquam Principali Domino et Promotori meo, 
 constare valeat quid circa statum meum agitur hiis diebus, placeat Pater- 
 nitati vestre scire quod Dies Dominicus in Quindena Sancti Michaelis 
 [13 Oct.] prefixus est Domino Electo Wygorniensi atque michi pro nostra 
 Consecracione in Ecclesia Cantuariensi Canonice admittenda, nee potui pro 
 mea Consecracione habere terminurn breviorem, licet per me esset brevior 
 
 1 He was one of the Executors of his hear cause between Walter Ore (or 
 
 uncle, Bishop Walter de Haselschaue, Oram) and Canon Thomas de Hasel- 
 
 whose successor, John de Drokens- schawfor violence, 18 Kal.Jun., 1318" 
 
 forde, " as Papal Judex," issued a (see Bishop Hobhouse's Ed. of Dro- 
 
 Commission " to three Canons, to kensford's Register, pp. 12, 60). 
 
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 terminus cum diligencia debita pluries postulatus. Dictus Dominus Wy- 
 gorniensis per Ministros suos, ad peticionem meam, facit fieri providenciam 
 de esculentis et poculentis pro nostrum utroque, et ego contribuam juxta 
 ipsius beneplacita voluntatis. Ad hec, quia non admisi per Collacionem 
 Regiam Magistrum Ricardum de Plympstoke ad Archidiaconatum Exonie, 
 revera non vacantem, fecit me implacitari per Regem coratu Rege ipso, 
 Magistro Ricardo promovente ; set a Curia Regia dictus sum, cum Dei 
 adjutorio, judicialiter liberari. Idem, eciam, Magister Ricardus, quasi de 
 salute anime non curans, semper reman et in antiquis Sentenciis Excom- 
 municacionum, licet absoluciones ab eisdem, si petat, absque difficultate 
 aliqua valeat optinere. Unde paratur mini laqueus duplex ex hac causa: si, 
 enim, communico cum eodem facio contra conscienciam ; si, autem, non com- 
 munico, ipse dicet quod hoc facio ad vindictam ex rancore aliquo preconcepto. 
 Verumtamen, ut ipsum ad bonum traham in quantum possum aliquotiens 
 communico cum eodem, sua pericula sibi secrecius intimando. Set per me 
 flecti non potent, vel justis racionibus informari. Faciam, tamen, quod 
 potero, sperans quod aliquo tempore accipiet per graciam spiritum consilii 
 sanioris. Paratus, tamen, sum et semper ero, auditis Partibus, Ordina- 
 cionem vestre Paternitatis inter nos admittere, et earn pro viribus adim- 
 plere, ipsumque interim caritative pertractare, prout vestra Sanctitas michi 
 direxerit injungeiidurn. Scripsissem vestre Dominacioni pluries, set omisi, 
 et nunc scribere erubesco, quia hucusque non potui, nee adhuc sufficio, 
 vobis servire in aliis, et,'ut teneor, una cum Literis vos in aliquo Curialius 
 visitare. De statu, autem, Regis et Regine nichil scribo ista vice, quia 
 Senescallus Domini Regis, ad Curiam accedens, Paternitatem vestram super 
 hiis, sicut oportet, plenius informabit. Ad utilitatem Universalis Ecclesie, 
 et precipue Anglicane, honorem vestrum augeat et auctum conserved 
 Altissimus per tempora diu et prospere processura! Datum apud Hors- 
 leghe, xxix die Augusti ; ibid. 
 
 MEMORANDUM QUOD xni DIE MENSIS OCTOBRIS CONSECRATUS FUIT DOMINUS 
 WALTERUS, SUPERIUS ELECTUS NOMINATUS, ANNO UT [SUPRA 1308 J. 
 
 Preces Cardinalis Anglici pro Magistro Willelmo de Byrceam : 
 Venerabili in Chiisto Patri, Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Episcopo Exoniensi, 
 Frater Thomas, Ejusdem miseracione Titulo Sancte Sabine Presbiter 
 Cardinalis, salutem et sinceram in Domino caritatem. A vestra memoria 
 non credimus excidisse quomodo bis vobis scripsimus manu nostra, re- 
 quirentes corditer et rogantes quatinus viro discrete, Magistro Willelmo, 
 compatriote nostro connutrito et Capelle continue commensali, quern com- 
 mendant et attollunt conversacio honesta et diversarum facultatum noticia 
 in pluribus studiis generalibus Scholasticis laboribus acquisita, cum bona 
 experiencia in agendas, daretis in Ecclesia vestra Exoniensi Canonicatum 
 pariter et Prebendam. Nunc, autem, preces illas tercio porrigimus pro 
 eodem cum adjeccione subscripta, videlicet .... [At this point may be 
 seen the remains of three leaves which have been cut out ! The numbering 
 of the folios passes from v to ix.] 
 
 REGISTRUM DE TEMPORE MAGISTRI WALTERI DE STAPEL- 
 DONE, EXONIENSIS EPISCOPI ; ET PRIMO DE HIIS QUE ACTA 
 SUNT POST EJUS ELECCIONEM USQUE AD CONSECRACIONEM ; 
 POSTEA DE ALIIS SUBSEQUENTIBUS, UT INFERIUS APP ARE- 
 BIT. ANNO M. CCC mo SEPTIMO. 
 
 Memorandum quod Walterus de Stapeldone electus fuit concorditer in 
 Exoniensem Episcopum Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo septimo et 
 tune fuit Litera Dominicalis A et per viam scrutinii ; ita, videlicet quod 
 
 C 
 
18 THE BEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 cum essent, quidam per se, quidam per Procurators, viginti tres Canonic! 
 tune presentes, quindecim in eundem Walterum, tres in Magistrum Thomam 
 de Lecchelade, tune Decanum, tres in Magistrum Thomam de Cherletone, 
 et duo in Dominum Johannem de Godeleghe, in scrutinio direxerunt vota 
 sua. Quo puplicato et facta collacione, omnes unanimiter in eundem 
 Walterum consenserunt, et per Decanum Loci ipsum solempniter elegerunt, 
 A qua Eleccione per Magistrum Ricardum de Plympstoke ad Sedem 
 Apostolicani extitit appellatum. Verum, cum idem Electus esset in itinere 
 ad Sedem Apostolicam veniendi, idem Eicardus in Curia Romana tune 
 Pictaviis existens Appellacioni sue renunciavit, et Renunciacionem suam 
 eidem Electo transmisit ; Domino Roberto [Winchelsey], Cantuariensi Archie- 
 piscopo, ab Officio et Beneficio per Papam suspenso, et tune in eadem Curia 
 Romana personaliter existente, quern Summus Pontifex, die Sancti Mauri 
 Abbatis [15 Jan.] tune sequente, plenarie restituit ad premissa. Et, facta 
 eidem Summo Pontifici plena suggestione de Eleccione, Appellacione, et 
 Renunciacione predictis, commisit eidem Archiepiscopo, tune restituto, et in 
 Curia existenti, vices suas ad inquirendum in eadem Curia an predicte 
 Appellacioni esset renunciatum absque pravitate, antequam ipsa esset Sedi 
 Apostolice presentata, et si hoc iuveniret ulterius procederet in eodem 
 negocio idem Archiepiscopus jure suo, per se vel alios, in Partibus Anglicanis. 
 Quo inquisito, invento, et legitime fuisse renunciatum pronunciato, idem 
 Archiepiscopus vices suas in eodem negocio commisit, in forma que sequitur. 
 fol. 29. 
 
 Commissio, 
 
 Robertus, permissione Divina Cantuariensis Archiepiscopus, Tocius Anglie 
 Primas, Venerabili Fratri, Domino Symoni [de Gandavo], Dei gracia Sarum- 
 ensi Episcopo, ac dilectis Filiis, Magistris Roberto de Ros, Official! nostro, 
 et Willelmo de Chadeleshunte, Archidiacono Wyltesyrie, salutem et sin- 
 ceram in Domino karitatem. Nuper, per mortem bone memorie Thome, 
 quondam Exoniensis Episcopi, ipsa Exoniensi Ecclesia Pastore desolata, 
 Magister Ricardus de Plympstoke, de Exemistre et de Uffculm Ecclesiarum 
 Rector, dicte Diocesis Exoniensis, ac de eadem Dyocesi oriundus, contra 
 Magistros Thomam de Lecchelade, Decanum, Walterum de Stapeldone, 
 Precentorem Johannem de Bruetone, Cancellarium, Bartholomeum de 
 Sancto Laurencio, Rogerum de Cherletone, Radulphum Germeyn, Exonie, 
 Tottonie, et Barnstapolie Archidiaconos in Ecclesia Exoniensi predicta, 
 Johannem de Upavene, Thomam de Cherletone, et Thomam de Hentone, 
 ipsius Ecclesie Canonicos, ne ipsi eligerent aut future Eleccioni inter- 
 essent, et ne eciam quivis eorum in futurum Episcopum eligeretur et 
 Pastorem in eadem Ecclesia Exoniensi, ex certis causis, ad Sacrosanctam 
 Sedem Apostolicani appellavit ; ac postmodum dicto Magistro Waltero 
 de Stapeldone, dicte Exoniensis Ecclesie Precentore, per Decanum supra- 
 dictum ac ceteros superius annotates, necnon et alios Canonicos dicte 
 Exoniensis Ecclesie, Capitulum ejusdem Ecclesie constituentes, ut dicitur, 
 concorditer electo, et ab hujusmodi Eleccione ex parte ipsius Magistri 
 Ricardi de Plympstoke ad dictam Sedem extitit iterate, ut asseritur, ap- 
 pellatum ; a quibus Appellacionibus omnibus et singulis, antequam 
 supradicte Sedi Apostolice fuissent presentate, pure, sponte, et absolute, 
 nulla pravitate interveniente, predictus Magister Ricardus de Plymp- 
 stoke dicebatur recessisse, et eisdem Appellacioni bus palam et expresse 
 renunciasse. Ac tandem, premissis omnibus et singulis Sanctissimo 
 Patri in Christo ac Domino, Domino Clementi, Divina Providencia Pape 
 Quinto, per Venerabilem Patrem, Dominum Thomam, Dei gracia Titulo 
 Sancte Sabine Presbiterum Cardinalem, seriosius expositis et narratis, voluit 
 et mandavit idem Dominus Papa, per dictum Dominum Cardinalem, quod 
 nos, tune in dicta Romana Curia personaliter existentes, Auctoritate 
 Apostolica in dicta Curia inquirere possemus an, antequam Appellaciones 
 hujusmodi fuissent dicte Sedi Apostolice presentate, sponte, nullaque 
 pravitate interveniente, recessum fuisset per Partem appellantem ab eisdem ; 
 
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 et quod, hiis legitime compertis, in dicto Eleccionis negocio procederemus 
 ex tune jure nostro. Unde super hiis, secundum Formam nobis per dictum 
 Dominum Papam demandatam, in dicto Inquisicionis negocio, vocatis in 
 hac parte vocandis, rite procedentes, cornperimus a dictis Appellacionibus, 
 pure, sponte, ac nulla pravitate interveniente, antequam supradicte Sedi 
 fuissent seu fuisset earum altera presentate seu preseutata, per dictum 
 Magistrum Ricardum de Plympstoke legitime esse et fuisse recessum ac 
 expresse renunciatum eisdem. Nos utique considerantes quam sit Ecclesiis 
 ipsis dampnosa vacacio, quam periculosa eciam animabus non solum jura 
 testantur set magistra rerum efficax experiencia manifestat ; volentes, igitur, 
 prefate Exoniensis Ecclesie vacacioni, in quantum possumus, celeri remedio 
 providere, vobis mandamus et cum cujuslibet Canonice cohercionis po- 
 testate committimus vices nostras, quatinus presentato vobis dicte Elec- 
 cionis negocio, cum debita celeritate, juris solempniis, ac aliis necessariis 
 que in hac parte requiruntur, secundum naturam et qualitatem negocii, 
 prout convenit, observatis, in ipso Eleccionis negocio cognoscatis et 
 racione previa procedatis ; et, si dictam Eleccionem inveneritis rite et 
 Canonice celebratam, nee ipsi Electo quicquam obviet de Canonicis 
 Institutis, auctoritate nostra eundem Electum et Eleccionem de se 
 factam confirmetis. Quod si non omnes personaliter premissis exe- 
 quendis poteritis interesse, vos, Frater Episcope, cum altero predictorum, 
 juxta Formam prescriptam in ipso negocio procedatis. Et quid feceritis 
 vos qui processeritis in hac parte reddatis [nos], expedite negocio, 
 cerciores per vestras Patentes Literas harum seriem continentes. In testi- 
 monium, vero, premissorum sigillum nostrum Presentibus est appensum. 
 Datum Pyctaviis, quinto Kalendas Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo 
 tricententesimo octavo, Consecracionis nostre quarto decimo [28 Jan., 
 1307-8] ; ibid. 
 
 Memorandum de Confirmadone, 
 
 Memorandum quod post Proclamacionem factam nomine omnium predictorum 
 Commissariorum, Tercius Commissarius se excusavit in forma que infra 
 scribitur ; et duo alii, videlicet Episcopus Sarumensis et Officialis Curie 
 Cantuariensts, in dicto negocio procedentes, die Mercurii in crastino Festi 
 Sancti Gregorii [13 March], Anno Domini supradicto, Litera Dominicali 
 tune currente per F, propter mutacionem Literarum Dominicalium in Festo 
 Sancti Mathie precedente, eo quod Bisextus erat anno illo, in Ecclesia 
 Conventuali Radyngie, nullo comparente contradictore, predictum Electum 
 et Eleccionem de ipso factam confirmarunt ; et die Sabbati subsequente 
 [16 March], apud Westmonasterium, Dominus Rex, recepta Fidelitate ab 
 eodem Electo, ipsi bona Temporalia liberavit ; prout super hiis diverse 
 Litere inferius sunt contente. fol. 29 b . 
 
 Excusacio Tercii Commissarii, 
 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri ac Domino suo, Simoni, Dei gracia Sarumensi Epi- 
 scopo, et Magistro Roberto de Ros, Officiali Curie Cantuariensis, Venerabilis 
 Patris Domini Roberti, Dei gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie 
 Primatis, in negocio Eleccionis et Electi Ecclesie Exoniensis, Provincie 
 Cantuariensis, sub certa forma Commissariis, Willelmus de Chadeleshunte, 
 Archidiaconus Wyltesyrie, eorundem Collega in negocio memorato, salutem 
 et omnem reverenciam et honorem. Quia, certis ex causis impeditus, hac 
 instanti die Lune proxima post Festum Sanctarum Perpetue et Felicitatis 
 [11 March], in Ecclesia Conventuali Radyngie, cum diebus eidem con- 
 tinuandis et prorogandis, pro hujusmodi negocii examinacione personaliter 
 adesse non valeo, vos rogo quatinus, absenciam meam excusatam habentes, 
 in eodem negocio previa racione procedatis, presencia mea nullatenus 
 expectata. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum meum Presentibus est 
 appensum. Datum apud Lymyng, Cantuariensis Dyocesis, septimo die 
 Mensis Marcii, Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo septimo [1307-8] ; ibid. 
 
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20 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Litera directa Regi, pro Temporalitate habenda, 
 
 Excellentissimo Principi et Domino suo, Domino Edwardo, Dei gracia Regi 
 Anglie illustri, Domino Hibernie, et Duci Aquitannie, Symon, Ejusdem 
 permissione Sarumensis Episcopus, et Robertas de Ros, Officialis Curie Can- 
 tuarie, Venerabilis in Christo Patris, Domini Roberti, Dei gracia Cantuariensis 
 Archicpiscopi, Tocius Anglie Primatis, in infrascripto negocio una cum 
 Magistro Willelmo de Chedeleshunte, Archidiacono Wyltesyrie, legitime in 
 hac parte excusato, Commissarii speciales, salutem in Eo per Quern Reges 
 regnant et Principes dominantur. Cum nos Eleccionem, petita a Majes- 
 tate vestra Regia eligendi Licencia et optenta, nuper factam in Ecclesia 
 Cathedrali Exonie de Magistro Waltero de Stapeldone, Precentore ejusdem, 
 in Episcopum Loci ipsius, cui Regium assensum adhibuistis pariter et 
 favorem, sicut in confectis super hiis Literis Regiis plene liquet, tanquam 
 de Persona ydonea Canonice celebratam, auctoritate a supradicto Domino 
 Archiepiscopo specialiter ad hoc nobis commissa, duxerimus confirmandam, 
 Dominacioni vestre premissa tenore Presencium intimamus, ut quod ad 
 vos ulterius pertinere dinoscitur precipiatis, si placet, fieri cum favore. 
 Valeat et vigeat Excellencia vestra Regia in Summo Rege Regum pacifico 
 per tempora f eliciter duratura ! Datum Radyngie, tercio Idus Marcii, Anno 
 Domini Millesimo tricentesimo septimo [13 March, 1307-8]. fol. 30. 
 
 Litera Regis pro Temporalitate liberanda, 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex Anglie, Dominus Hibernie, et Dux Aquitannie, 
 Militibus, Liberis Hominibus, et omnibus aliis tenentibus de Episcopatu 
 Exoniensi, salutem. Cum Venerabilis Pater, Symon, Episcopus Sarumensis, 
 et Magister Robertus de Ros, Officialis Curie Cantuarie, Commissarii 
 Venerabilis Patris, Roberti, Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie 
 Primatis, Eleccionem nuper celebratam in Ecclesia Exoniensi de discreto 
 viro, Magistro Waltero de Stapeldone, Precentore ejusdem Ecclesie, in 
 Episcopum Loci illius, cui prius Regium Assensum adhibuimus et favorem, 
 confirmaverit, sicut per Literas Patentes eorundem Episcopi et Officialis, 
 nobis inde directas, nobis constat ; nos, Confirmacionem illam acceptantes, 
 cepimus Fidelitatem ejusdem Electi, et Temporalia Episcopatus predicti, 
 prout moris est, restituimus eidem. Et ideo vobis mandamus quod eidem 
 Waltero, tanquam Episcopo et Domino vestro, in omnibus que ad Epis- 
 copatum predictum pertinent, intendentes sitis et respondentes in Forma 
 predicta. In cujus rei testimonium has Literas nostras fieri fecimus 
 Patentes. Teste meipso, apud Westmonasterium, xvj die Aprilis, Anno 
 Regni nostri Primo ; ibid. 
 
 Litera ad capiendum seysinam Temporalitatis, 
 
 Walterus de Stapeldone, Electus Exoniensis Confirmatus, dilecto sibi in 
 Christo, Domino Johanni Toylero, salutem in Domino sempiternam. Ad 
 recipiendum et tenendum, nostro nomine, seysinam de omnibus Maneriis, 
 -feodis, reditibus, et serviciis, cum suis pertinenciis quibuscumque, ad 
 Episcopatum Exoniensem pertinentibus, te nostrum facimus Attornatum ; 
 ita, videlicet, quod ea que personaliter non poteritis per alium vel alios, 
 quern, vel quos, ad premissa deputaveris, valeas adimplere. Ratum habituri 
 quicquid per te, alium, vel alios feceris in hac parte. Datum Londoniis, 
 sub private sigillo nostro, xvij die Marcii, Anno ab Incaruacione Domini 
 Millesimo tricentesimo septimo ; ibid. 
 
 [A Letter to the same effect and written on the same day follows, directed to 
 Sir Geoffrey Lucy and William de Farnham, clerks]. 
 
 Litera Commissariorum pro Spiritualitate liberanda, 
 
 Viro provido et discreto, Magistro Willelmo de Kylkenny, Canonico Exoniensi, 
 Custodi Spiritualitatis Exoniensis Civitatis et Dyocesis, Sede jampridem 
 vacante, deputato, Symon, permissione Divina Sarumensis Episcopus, et 
 Robertus de Ros, Officialis Venerabilis Patris, Domini Roberti, Dei gracia 
 
THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 21 
 
 Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie Primatis, in infrascripto negocio, 
 una cum Magistro Willelmo de Chadeleshunte, Archidiacono Wyltesyrie, 
 in hac parte legitime excusato, Commissarii speciales, salutem in Auctore 
 salutis. Quia nos, auctoritate a dicto Domino, Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, 
 specialiter ad hoc nobis commissa, Eleccionem per Venerabiles Viros, 
 Decanum et Capitulum Exonie de Magistro Waltero de Stapeldone in 
 Episcopum Exoniensem Electo, nuperrime celebratam, Canonice duxerimus 
 confirmandam, Administracionem Spiritualium in dictis Civitate et Dyocesi 
 eidem Electo, prout justum extitit, concedentes, Discrecioni vestre auc- 
 toritate premissa mandamus quatinus eundem Electum, ut premisimus 
 Confirmatum, in Spiritualibus hujusmodi ministrare libere deinceps per- 
 mittentes, faciatis eidem suisque Ministris in Spiritualibus ipsis, quantum 
 in vobis est, a Clero et Populo dictarum Civitatis et Dyocesis debite 
 responderi. Bene valeatis ! Datum Radyngie, tercio Idus Marcii, Anno 
 Domini Millesimo tricentesimo septimo [13 March, 1307-8]. foL 30 b . 
 
 Litera Commissariorum super Obediencia facienda Electo, 
 Venerabilibus Viris et discretis Dominis, Decano et Capitulo Cathedralis 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis, Simon, permissione Divina Saresbiriensis Episcopus, 
 et Robertus de Ros, Officiah's Curie Cantuarie, Venerabilis in Christo Patris, 
 Domini Roberti, Dei gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, etc., in infrascripto 
 uegocio, una cum Magistro Willelmo de Chadeleshunte, etc., Commissarii 
 speciales, salutem in Domino sempiternam. Presentatam nobis Eleccionem 
 per vos de Magistro Waltero de Stapeldone, dicte Ecclesie vestre Precen- 
 torem, in Episcopum Exoniensem Electo, nuperrime celebratam, auctoritate 
 a supradicto Domino Archiepiscopo specialiter ad hoc nobis commissa, 
 examinare curavimus diligenter. Et, quia eandem Canonicam per omnia 
 invenimus et concordem, ipsam auctoritate predicta rite duximus con- 
 firmandam. Ideoque Unitati vestre, auctoritate prefata, mandamus firmiter 
 injungendo quatinus eidem Electo vestro, ut premisimus Confirmato, 
 velut membra capiti obsequentes, in hiis que ad Spiritualia dicte Exoniensis 
 Ecclesie pertinere noscuntur humiliter intendentes, obedienciam et rever- 
 enciam, cum debita subjeccione sibi taliter impendatis ut, per prompte 
 devocionis obsequium, Illi placere possitis Qui Summo Patri Semetipsum. 
 factus Obediens immolavit ; semper in Domino valituri. Datum Radyngie, 
 tercio Idus Marcii, Anno Domini M mo CCC mo septimo [13 March, 1307-8] ; 
 ibid. 
 
 Commissio facia Roger o de Otery, 
 
 Walterus, Dei gracia Electus, etc., dilecto sibi in Christo Magistro Rogero de 
 Otery, Canonico Criditonie, Exoniensis Dyocesis, salutem in Vero Salutari. 
 De vestre Discrecionis industria plenam in Domino fiduciam optinentes, 
 ad recipiendum per vos, vel alium seu alios, juramenta Canonice Obediencie 
 ab omnibus et singulis subditis nostris Civitatis et Dyocesis Exonie, a 
 quibus nobis de jure vel consuetudine hec debentur, necnon in omnibus 
 causis et negociis ad Jurisdiccionem nostram contenciosam in dicta Dyocesi 
 pertinentibus, una cum inquisicione, correccione, et punicione excessuum 
 subditorum nostrorum, ac eciam ad recipiendum Presentaciones ad Bene- 
 ficia dictarum Civitatis et Dyocesis, Inquisicionum Literas concedendum 
 ad easdem, Personasque presentatas in ipsis Beneficiis Canonice instituen- 
 dum, et Curam animarum eisdem committendum ; cum Personis Beneficiatis, 
 Canonicum Titulum Institucionis habentibus, super non residenciam in 
 suis Beneflciis, usque ad Festum Beati Michaelis proximo futurum, juxta 
 Formam Constitucionis Domini Bonefacii Pape Octavi, que incipit Cum 
 ex eo, dispensandum ; Literasque Dimissorias ad Ordines ab alieno Episcopo 
 Catholico recipiendos quibuslibet Beneficiatis predictarum Civitatis et 
 Dyocesis, Canonicum Titulum in ipsis Beneficiis habentibus, concedendum ; 
 necnon, omnia et singula faciendum sine quibus premissa, vel eorum aliqua, 
 cpngrue expediri nequibunt ; vobis vices nostras, cum Canonice coher- 
 cionis potestate, committimus per Presentes ; Visitacionis Officium, necnon. 
 
22 THE .REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Beneficiorum ad nos, jure nostro vel ad nos devoluto quomodolibet spec- 
 tancium Collacionem, necnon quibuslibet Clericis sepedictarum Civitatis et 
 Diocesis non Beneficiatis Literas Dimissorias ad Ordines snscipiendos 
 concedendi potestatem, vobis adimentes omnino ; hujusmodi Commiesioms 
 nostre effectu quousque ipsam Commissionem duxerimus revocandam 
 duraturo. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum quo nomine Pre- 
 centorie nostre in Ecclesia Exoniensi utebamur Presentibus duximus 
 apponendum. Datum Eadyngie, ij Idus Marcii, Anno Domini M. CCC mo . 
 septimo [14 March, 1307-8. fol. 30^. 
 
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 THE KENT-ROLL OF THE SEE OF EXETER, A.D. 1307-8. 
 
 (Folios 911). 
 
 REDDITUS ASSISUS EPISCOPATUS EXONIENSIS SOLVENDUS PEE TERMINOS, ET ATJA 
 CERTA EODEM MODO SOLVENDA AD CERTOS TERMINOS: 
 
 DEVONIA: 
 
 Tautone [Bishop's Tawton] Redditus, 
 De redditu assiso tarn villanorum quam liberorum Manerii per annum 
 
 liiijW. iiijs. iijrf. ob. 
 
 Unde solvuntur inTermino Sancti Michaelis xiijZi. xvjs. ob. quad. In Termino 
 Natalis Domini xiijZi. ixs. uijd. ob. In Termino Pasche xiijZt. ixs. vd. ob. 
 quad. In Termino Nativitatis Beati Johannis Baptiste xiijZi. ixs. iiijcZ. 
 
 Ny weport Redditus, 
 
 De redditu Burgi de Nyweport per annum xvjW. viijs. xcZ. Et solvitur 
 redditus ejusdem Burgi in Quatuor Terminis Principalibus per equales 
 porciones ; videlicet, ad quemlibet Terminum iiijli. ijs. ijd. ob. 
 
 Summa totalis redditus assisi Ixli. xiijs. jd. ob. 
 Chursectum 1 redditus, De chursecto gallinarum ad Festum Sancti Martini 
 
 30 galline. 
 De redditu piperis ad Festum Sancti Michaelis ijlib. 
 
 Nymetone [Bishopsnympton] Redditus, 
 
 De redditu assiso per annum xij7i vjs. \d. Unde ad Terminum Sancti 
 Michaelis Ixiijs. viid. quad. Ad Terminum Natalis Domini Ixs. vijc. quad. 
 Ad Terminum Pasche Ixjs. vijd. quad. Ad Terminum Nativitatis Beati 
 Johannis Baptiste Ixs. vijd. quad. 
 
 Redditus, De cera ad Festum Sancti Michaelis iijZi. Et j libra cymini ad 
 eundem Terminum, 
 
 Summa xij7i. vjs. \d, 
 Criditone Redditus, 
 
 De redditu Manerii ibidem, tarn liberorum quam villanorum, xxxiiij7t. vijs. 
 Unde solvuntur ad Festum Sancti Michaelis viijZt. xvjs. ]d. Ad Festum 
 Natalis Domini viijZi. viijs. ixd. Ad Festum Pasche viijfo. xijs. vijd. Ad 
 Festum Nativitatis Beati Johannis Baptiste viijZi ixs. vijd 
 Criditone Burgus, De redditu Burgi lixs. xjd Unde ad Festum Pasche 
 xxixs. xjd. ob. Et ad Festum Sancti Michaelis xxixs. xjd. ob. 
 
 Summa totalis redditus xxxvijZi. vjs. xjc?. 
 Molendina, De firma duorum molendinorum Criditone xji. vjs. viijc?. ; 
 
 solvendo in Quatuor Terminis Principalibus. 
 De firma molendini de Nepeworthe xxxvjs., solvendi in eisdem Quatuor 
 
 Terminis. 
 
 De firma molendini de Cnolle xxs., solvendi ad eosdem Terminos. 
 De firma molendini fullatici Criditone xxiiijs., solvendi ad eosdem Terminos. 
 Summa totalis firme molendinorum xvW. vjs. 
 
 1 This is the Ciric-sceat, or Church-scot, form in the Rentals of Winchester 
 
 of the Anglo-Saxons (see Lingard's Diocese. See the Custumal of St. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Church, vol. i. p. 190) ; Swithun's Priory, penes Decanum et 
 
 but in the Western Dioceses it appears Capitulum Wintonie. Smirke, in 
 
 to have been paid in poultry, and not Oliver's Mona&ticon. 
 in grain or seed. It occurs in that 
 
24 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Berbiagiurn, De berbiagio ad Terminum de La Hockeday, 1 uno anno xxvj oves 
 matrices, et alio anno xxj oves matrices et v hogges. 2 
 
 Morcet [M or chard- Bishop] Redditus, 
 De redditu assiso per annum vijli. xjs. ixd. ob. solvendo ad Festum Sancti 
 
 Michaelis xls. iiijd. ob. Ad Festum Natalis Domini xxxvjs. vjd. quad. Ad 
 
 Festum Pasche xxxviijs. iiijd. ob. 
 Molendinum, De firma molendini per annum xls., solvendi in Terminis 
 
 Principalibus per equales porciones. 
 Dominicum. De firma dominici per annum Is., solvendi in Quatuor Terminis 
 
 Principalibus per equales porciones. 
 
 Summa tocius redditus firme, molendini, et dominici, xijli. xxjd. ob. 
 Berbiagium, De berbiagio ad Terminum de la Hockeday, j ovis matrix et 
 
 j hogge, vel xxijd. 
 
 Clyst [Bishop' 8 Clyst], 
 
 De redditu assiso ibidem vjli. ijs. ijd. ob. Unde solvuntur in Termino Sancti 
 Michaelis xxxiijs. xjd. ob. In Termino Natalis Domini xxixs. \d. In 
 Termino Pasche xxixs. vd. In Termino Natalis Beati Johannis Baptiste 
 xxixs. vd 
 
 Summa vjZi ijs. ijd. ob. 
 
 Flokestone [Fluxion, in Ottery St. Mary], 
 De redditu ibidem per annum ad voluntatem, Ixxiijs. iiijd. solvuntur in 
 
 Quatuor Terminis Principalibus, per equales porciones. 
 Deducto redditu dimidie marce, debito Dominis de Otery Sancte Marie. 
 
 Summa Ixxiijs. iiijd. 
 
 Chuddeleghe Redditus, 
 De redditu assiso per annum xiiij?i. vs. ijd. Unde solvuntur in Termino 
 
 Sancti Michaelis uijli. iiijs. ixd. ob. In Termino Natalis Domini Ixvjs. ixd. 
 
 ob. In termino Pasche Ixvjs. ixd. ob. Et in Termino Natalis Beati Johannis 
 
 Baptiste Ixvjs. ixd. ob. 
 Item, de redditu in Termino Natalis Domini xxiiij Wodecockes, vel xijd., pro 
 
 Eleccione Domini. 
 Novuni Burgum, Item, de redditu Novi Burgi per annum xxvijs. vijd, ob. 
 
 solvuntur in Quatuor Terminis Principalibus, per equales porciones. 
 . Item, de firma molendini fullatici per annum xxs. solvuntur in Quatuor 
 
 Terminis Principalibus, per equales porciones. 
 
 Summa xvj7t. xiijs. ixd. ob. 
 Berbiagium, Item, de berbiagio ad Terminum de Hockeday xxxiij oves 
 
 matrices, preter decimam et alia. 
 Chursectum, Item, de chursecto ad Festum Sancti Martini Ixx galli. 
 
 Teyngtone [Bishopsteignton] Redditus, 
 
 De redditu assiso ibidem per annum xvZi. xiijs. iijd. ob. quad. Unde in 
 Termino Sancti Michaelis Ixxviijs. iiijd. In Termino Natalis Domini 
 Ixxviijs. iiijd. In Termino Pasche, Ixxviijs. iiijd. ; et in Termino Natalis 
 Beati Johannis Baptiste Ixxviijs. iijd. ob. quad. 
 
 Summa xvfo xiijs. iijd ob. quad. 
 Item, de redditu piperis in Festo Sancti Michaelis, ijlib. 
 
 1 See Aleborne (Gen. Index), note. its meaning by either party. The 
 
 2 The rent of sheep constantly oc- aliquot parts of sheep are more dis 
 curs in Western Rentals, but has tinctly stated in Testa de Nevill, pp. 
 mostly become a fixed money rent, 201 203. Smirke, in the Monas- 
 called barbage, paid and received ticcn. 
 
 without the slightest knowledge of 
 
THE RENT-ROLL OF THE SEE. 25 
 
 Berbiagium, Item, de berbiagio ad la Hockeday v oves matrices et v hogges, 
 
 preter decimam. 
 Chursectum, Item, de redditu gallinarum ad Festum Sancti Martini, deductis 
 
 acquietanciis et defectibus, iiij xx v galline. 
 
 Tengemue [Teignmouth], 
 De redditu assiso ibidem per annum xvZi. xvjs. Unde solvuntur ad Terminum 
 
 Pasche vijli. xviijs. Et in Termino Sancti Michaelis vijli. xviijs. 
 Stallagiutn, 1 De stallagio ibidem et aliis proficuis, aliquando plus, aliquando 
 
 minus ; et propterea nichil hie ponitur. Summa xvZi. xvjs. 
 
 Peyngtone, 
 
 De redditu assiso ibidem per annum xlviijR ixs. vjd. ob. quad., Unde sol- 
 vuntur in Termino Sancti Michaelis xijZi. ijs. xd. ob. In Termino Natalis 
 
 Domini xijli. xxijcZ. ob. In Termino Pasche xrjVi. ijs. xjd ob. Et in Termino 
 
 Natalis Beati Johannis Baptiste xijfo'. xxijcZ. quad. 
 Firma molendini, De firma molendini per annum xijli. xviijs. solvuntur in 
 
 Quatuor Terminis Principalibus, ad quemlibet Terminum Ixiiijs. vjrf., 
 
 tamen firmarii recusant firmam. 
 
 Redditus de cymino ad Terminum Sancti Michaelis dimidia libra. 
 De redditu de Rostwode, ad Festum Sancti Martini xs. jd. 
 Relaxaciones, De relaxacione facture cxlviij cleiarum [ad] faldam 3 ad le (sic) 
 
 Hockeday, iiijs. \jd. 
 
 De relaxacione camere forinsece purgande ad Festum Sancti Michaelis, xijc?. 
 De relaxacione facture trium portarum [de] Bartonis de Peyngtone, Stoke, et 
 
 Mergheldone [Marldon] ad eundem Terminum, xviijd. 
 De relaxacione messure xx acrarum avene de hominibus de harebanno 3 in 
 
 eodem Termino, vs. 
 Chursectum, De chursecto gallorum ad festum Sancti Martini, preter ac- 
 
 quietancias et defectus, xmo anno cvj galli, et alio anno cxj galli. 
 Berbiagium. De berbiagio ad la Hockeday, preter decimam et acquietanciam, 
 
 cxxiiij oves matrices et xj hogges. 
 Summa redditus firmarum molendinorum et relaxacionum IxijZi. xs. vije?. ob. 
 
 quad. 
 
 Ashpertone [Askburton]. 
 
 Forum De redditu assiso per annum xviijfo'. viijs. vujd. ob., unde solvuntur 
 in Termino Sancti Michaelis iiijli. xiijs. iijc?. ob. quad. In Termino Natalis 
 Domini uijli. xjs. ixd. ob. quad. In Termino Pasche iiijZi xjs. ixcZ. ob. quad. 
 In Termino Natalis Beati Johannis Baptiste iiijZi. xjs. ixc. ob. 
 
 De oxgabulo per annum vijs. vjd. ad Quatuor Terminos Priucipales. 4 
 
 De piscaria per annum ijs. in Quatuor Terminis Principalibus. 
 
 Firma molendinorum, De firma molendinorum in Quatuor Terminis, 
 ixli. iijs. vjd. Summa xxviijZi. xxd ob. 
 
 Ashpertone, Burgus, De redditu assiso per annum xvjft. xvjs. vu'jrf. sol- 
 vuntur in Quatuor Terminis Principalibus. 
 
 De redditu cimini ad Festum Sancti Michaelis j libra. 
 
 Summa xvjZi. xvjs. viijd. 
 
 Summa tocius redditus assisi Maneriorum in Devonia cclxxj^. xs. iiijc?. ; 
 unde solvuntur ad Terminos 
 
 1 Standings in fairs or markets ibid. pro operis quas vassalli Domini de- 
 
 2 cleia " tabula viminibus aut virgultis bent, aut earum redemptione, usur- 
 contexta"; a hurdle. Falda "sep- patur" (D'Arnis). 
 
 turn in quo pastores includunt oves " 4 Oxgabulum is, perhaps, the render 
 
 (D'Arnis}. of oxen, occasionally mentioned in 
 
 3 hare))', MS. " Herebannum , . . , Domesday, SmirJce. 
 
26 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sancti Michaelis Ixxiiij/i. iijs. viijd. 
 
 Natalis Domini Ixijli. xjs. 
 
 Pasche lxxiji. vs. jd. 
 
 Beati Johannis Ixijli. xs. vijd 
 
 Summa firmarum molendinorum dictorum Maneriorum, preter molendina de 
 Tautone, Nymetone, Clyst, Chuddeleghe, et Teyngtone, que sunt in mauu 
 Domini xxxixft. viijs. ijc?., que solvuntur ad Terminos Sancti Michaelis, 
 Natalis Domini, Pasche, et Nativitatis Beati Johannis, per equales por- 
 ciones ; videlicet, ad quemlibet Terminum ixli. xvijs. 6b. 
 Summa tocius redditus assisi Maneriorum cum firmis molendinorum 
 cccxfa'. xviijs. vjd. ; unde solvuntur ad Terminos 
 
 Sancti Michaelis . . . iiij xx iiij7i. viijd. ob. 
 
 Natalis Domini IxxijZi. viijs. ob. 
 
 Pasche iiij xx ij&. ijs. jd. ob. 
 
 Beati Johannis IxxijZi. vijs. vijd ob. 
 
 Preterea solvuntur apud Peyngtone in Festo Sancti Martini, de redditu de 
 
 Rostwode xs. jd. 
 
 Item de relaxacionibus facture cleiarum ad faldam a la Hockeday, iiijs. vjd. 
 Item de relaxacionibus camere forinsece Domini purgande ibidem, ad Festum 
 
 Sancti Michaelis xijd. 
 Item de relaxacionibus trium portarum de Bertonis Peyngtone, Stoke, et 
 
 Merledone, ad eundem Terminum xviijd 
 
 Item de relaxacionibus messure xx acrarum avene de hominibus de hareb- 
 anno, ad eundem Terminum, vs. 
 
 Summa xxijs. jd. 
 
 Summa tocius berbiagii in Devonia ciiij xx ix oves matrices et xvij hogges uno 
 anno ; et alio anno ciiij xx iiij oves et xxij hogges ; et solvuntur a la Hockeday. 
 Summa gallinarum de chursete cciiij xx xj galline uno anno ; et alio anno 
 cciiij xx xvj galline ; et solvuntur in Festo Sancti Martini. 
 
 CORNUBIA. 
 
 Poltone [in St. Breoke\ Redditus, 
 
 Redditus assisus ibidem per annum, secundum compotum, Ivijli. xvs. iijd. 
 Inde subtrahuntur in defectu, nunc, iiij7i. xvs. ixd per annum ; et in 
 acquietanciis per annum xvijs. ; et Priori de Sancto Karoco 1 pro annua 
 Pensione pro Advocacione Ecclesie de Alternon, quarn Ecclesiam Canonici 
 Exonie habent in proprios usus, Ixvjs. viijd Et sic remanent Domino 
 xlviijZi. xvs. xd. De quibus solvuntur in Festo Saucte Crucis xxij&. vijs. iijd., 
 et in Festo Omnium Sanctorum xxvjZt. viijs. vijd. 
 
 Summa xlviij^i. xvs. xc?. 
 
 Firma molendinorum, De firmis iij moleudinorum per annum Ixxvs. iiijd ad 
 Terminos predictos equaliter. 
 
 Clef warda, 2 Item, est ibidem quidam redditus qui appellatur clefwarda, uno 
 anno xxs. et alio anno xiijs. iiijeZ. ; et solvitur totum in Festo Omnium 
 Sanctorum. 
 
 Berbiagium, Sunt ibidem ad Calemaii ccvj oves matrices de berbiagio, preter 
 decimam et acquietanciam, et xiiij hogges dim. et, xx agui. 
 
 Nota: Auxilium, Item, de auxilio sokemannorum, in Festo Purificacionis 
 iiijM. ixs. xc. Et xs. de auxilio nativorum. Et de arura eorundem xixa. 
 
 Berners [in Egloshayle] Redditus, 
 
 Redditus assisus ibidem per annum xxjW. xixs. ob. ; unde solvuntur in Festo 
 Purificacionis Ixxiiijs. ob. Et ad Calemay vijft. vs. Et in Festo Sancti 
 Laurencii Ixxiiijs. Et in Festo Omnium Sanctorum vijli. vjs. 
 
 1 See Vol. I. (Bronescombe), pp. 245, 246. Cliffguard- service due to some Castle " 
 
 3 See ibid., p. 199, note 4. It is supposed (Oliver). 
 to have been "a commutation for the 
 
THE BENT-ROLL OF THE SEE. 27 
 
 Nota : Auxilium, Item, de auxilio sokemannorum, in Festo Purificacionis viijs. 
 Firma molendinorum, Et de firma molendinoruin duorum in quatuor Ter- 
 
 minis xlvjs. viijd. 
 Berbiagium, Item, berbiagium viij oves dimid. Item viij agni dim., preter 
 
 decimam. Et de gabulo 1 cum berbiagio xd. ob. quad. 
 
 Lawyttone Redditus, 
 Redditus assisus ibidem per annum xix&. vjd ob. ; unde solvuntur in Festo 
 
 Sancte Crucis ixfo'. viijs. ixd quad. Et in Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 
 ixZi. xjs. ixd quad. 
 Auxilium, Item, de auxilio sokemannorum, in Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 
 xxijs. ijd quad. Et de auxilio nativorum xxijs. Set hoc est ad voluntatem 
 
 Domini. 
 Firma molendinorum, Item, de firmis duorum molendiuorum bladi et j 
 
 foleratici 2 per annum Ixxiijs. viijd Et duo molendina bladi sunt in manu 
 
 Domini, que solebant reddere per annum xxviijs. 
 Berbiagium, Item de berbiagio Ixix oves dim. ped. Item in decima vij. 
 
 Sanctus Germanus Redditus, 
 
 Redditus assisus ibidem per annum xK. xjs. vd ; et solvitur ad duos Terminos, 
 scilicet ad Calemay et ad Festum Omnium Sanctorum, equis porcionibus. 
 
 Nota: Auxilium, Item, auxilium sokemannorum, in Festo Purificacionis 
 vs. vjd. Item, auxilium nativorum conimuniter cxs., ad voluntatem Domini. 
 
 Arura. Item dicti nativi arabunt, quolibet anno, Ixj acras, precium acre vjd. 
 
 Firma molendinorum, Item, de firma j rnolendini bladi, per annum 
 xliijs. iiijd, ad Quatuor Anni Terminos. Item j molendinum, quod solebat 
 reddere per annum xliijs. iiijd: est nunc wastum post mortem Domini 
 Thome, Episcopi, quia Galfridus de Hyskyn fregit bedum illius capitis 3 in 
 terra sua propria de tempore de quo non existat memoria, et sic injuste ; et 
 nichil habet in feodo Episcopi, ut dicitur. 
 
 Item, sunt ibidem de berbiagio Ixxj oves iij ped. ov. Inde in decima vij, in 
 acquietancia j piperi j ovis. 
 
 Tregaer Redditus, 
 Redditus assisus ibidem per annum xixft. xs. ixd De quibus solvitur in Festo 
 
 Sancte Crucis ixZi. xiiijs. vijd ob. Et in Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 
 ix/i. xvjs. id. ob. 
 Nota : Auxilium et arura, Auxilium sokemannorum in Festo Purificacionis 
 
 vijs. Arura convencionariorum et nativorum in predicto Festo valet vs. 
 Molendinum, Item, est ibidem unum molendinum marinum, quod solebat 
 
 reddere per annum xls. ; et non est in manu Domini. 
 Berbiagium, Berbiagium ibidem ad Calemay remanens Domino xxxviij oves 
 
 matrices, iij ped. ov. et 1 agnus, preter decimam et acquietanciam. 
 
 Penrin, 
 Burgus, Redditus assisus per annum vijZi xiijs. ijd. ob. Inde in defectu 
 
 redditus per annum xjs. xjd 
 Et sic remanent Domino vijZt. xvd ob., solvendo in Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 
 et ad Kalemay, equis porcionibus. 
 
 Penryn Redditus, 
 
 Forum, Redditus assisus per annum xxvjfo vijs. vd Inde in defectu reddi- 
 tus per annum xlixs. vjd ; et sic remanet Domino xxiijW. xvijs. xjd Unde 
 solvitur ad Calemay xjM. xvjs. vd Et in Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 xijW. xviijd 
 
 1 gabulum census, tributum, reditus 3 caput aquce ions, caput molendini 
 
 (D'Arnis). caput unde aqua currit ad molen- 
 
 - folereus, i.q. fullonius (D'Amto). dini exclusa (D'Arnis). Exdusa 
 
 Foler' here, and folerat\ page 28, line locus ubi concluduntur aquae. 
 7, in the MS. 
 
28 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Auxilium, arura et relaxaciones. Item, auxilium sokemannorum in Festo 
 Purificacionis xvrf. Item, de arura relaxauda in predicto Festo iijs. vjc?. 
 Item de relaxacione messure eorundem in autumpno ijs. ob. quad. 
 
 Redditus, De redditu terre locate per annum, nunc, xlixs. xd. ; solveudo ad 
 duos anni Terminos predictos. 
 
 Firma molendinorum, Item, de firma iiij molendinorum bladi et j molendini 
 foleratici, per annum xiijli. vjs. viijd ; solvendo in Festo Omnium Sanctorum, 
 in Festo Purificacionis, ad Calemay, et in Festo Sancti Laurencii, equaliter. 
 
 Berbiagium, Item, berbiagium xxij oves et xiiij hogges, preter decimam et 
 acquietanciam. 
 
 Kaergaul [in St. Newlyn] Redditus, 
 
 Redditus assisus per annum xljli. xvjs. xjd. Inde in defectu redditus per 
 annum, propter debilitatem terrarura, xviijs. izd. Et pro redditu Manerii 
 Prioris Bodminie in Festo Pasche iiijs. pro omni servicio. Et sic remanet 
 Episcopo, per annum, xl/i. xiiijs. ijd. Unde solvuntur ad Pascha xli. vijd. 
 In festo Nativitatis Beati Johannis x?i. vijc?. ; in Festo Sancti Michaelis 
 x& xijs. vd. ; et in Festo Natalis Domini xli. vijd. Item, in iiij acris in 
 Sancto Colano ijs. de redditu per annum, ad iiij predictos Terminos. 
 Firma molendinorum, Item, de firma iiij molendinorum per annum iiijli. xvs., 
 
 ad quatuor predictos Terminos, equaliter. 
 
 Redditus et auxilium, Item, de auxilio nativorum in Festo Sancti Michaelis 
 
 viijs. Item, redditus terre locate, nunc, xxxs. xjd in Festo Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Redditus et arura, Item, de arura, in Festo Purificacionis xiijs. viijd Item, 
 
 ijli. dimid. cymini, de redditu, in Festo Sancti Michaelis. 
 De berbiagio iiij oves, j hogastre. 
 
 Summa tocius redditus assisi ciiij xx xvZi. xiijs. \iijd. ; unde solvuutur ad 
 Terminos 
 
 Omnium Sanctorum .... IxxWi. iiijs. xd. 
 
 Purificacionis Ixxiiijs. ob. 
 
 Invencionis Sancte Crucis . . IxxZi. xiijs. iiijd. 
 
 Pasche . . , xK. xiijtf. 
 
 Sancti Laurencii Ixxiiijs. 
 
 Sancti Johannis Baptiste . . . xZi. xiijci 
 
 Sancti Michaelis ...... xiifo'. iijs. xc. 
 
 Natalis Domini xli. xiijd 
 
 Summa tocius auxilii xiiijW. ixc. quad. De quibus solvuntur ad Terminos. 
 
 Purificacionis xj&. xs. vijci. 
 
 Omnium Sanctorum xiijs. ijd. quad. 
 
 Sancti Michaelis viijs. 
 
 Summa arure et messure relaxatarum per annum, Ixxiijs. viijci ob. quad. ; et 
 
 solvuntur in Festo Purificacionis. 
 Summa firmarum molendinorum, xxxZi. viijd ; de quibus solvuntur in 
 
 Terminis 
 Omnium Sanctorum. . . viijft. iijs. viijd 
 
 Purificacionis iiijli. ixs. ijd. 
 
 Sancte Crucis viijli. iijs. viijd. Preterea sunt in manu Domini 
 
 Sancti Laurencii .... iiijli. ixs. ijd. apud Poltone ij molendina, 
 
 Pasche xxiijs. ixd. apud Lawittone ij molendina, 
 
 Johannis Baptiste .... xxiijs. ixd. apud Sanctum Germanum j 
 
 Sancti Michaelis xxiijs. ixd. molendinum vacuum,et apud 
 
 Natalis Domini xxiijs. ixd. Tregaer j molendinum. 
 
 [For Additional Notes on some of the difficulties in this Document, see 
 APPENDIX]. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 [Abbreviations, " Ord" for "Ordination-Lists": Ord. Pris. for the Lists of 
 Prisoners confined in the Bishop's Prison, entered among the Ordination-Lists: 
 " L " for " Royal Letters and Writs."] 
 
 A. 
 
 Ab Gwylim, Philip, presents to Martinhoe ; 128 b . 
 Abbots and Abbesses, Benediction of, 
 
 Stephen [Gravesend], Bp. of London, grants his Licence to the Bp. of Exeter 
 for the exercise of his ordinary jurisdiction herein, within the City and 
 Diocese of London (Idus Marcii 15 March, 1324-5) ; 184. 
 
 Abyndone, Symon de ; L 200. 
 
 Achym, John (of St. Neot), inst. to St. Neot ; 139. 
 
 Actone, Nicholas de, inst. to Silverton ; 169. 
 
 Addestone, William (son of Gilbert) de; L 197. 
 
 Aisleghe, John de, see Whitchurch ; 165 b . 
 
 Alba Marlia (Albemarle), Sir Geoffrey de, Knt. ; " Correccio" 
 
 Dominus Galfridus de Alba Marlia, Miles, conjugatus, super adulterio cum 
 Gonnota Snellyng coram Domino convictus, predictum peccatum cum 
 eadem, necnon loca suspecta, abjuravit; necnon ad uxoris sue legitime 
 pertractacionem niaritalem ex habundanti sacramento corporali se 
 astrinxit; promittens et obligans se ad elemosinam Domini in xx marcis, 
 infra mensem a tempore quo super recidivo premissorum convictus fuerit 
 solvendis ; et, reservata Penitencia publica pro dicto delicto infligenda, 
 absolutus fuit a Sentencia Majoris Excommunicacionis, qua pro contu- 
 maciis in hac parte contractis extitit innodatus (1 May, 1310) ; 50. He 
 presents to Lympstone ; 50 b , 52 b . 
 
 A.lblewelyn, John de, V. of Fremington, resigns ; 152 b . 
 
 Albo Dyoto (also written Albo Doyto), Richard de, presented 
 
 to Otterton Priory ; 114; is inst. thereto ; 114 b : 141. 
 Albo Monasterio (Blanchminster), Sir Ranulph, Knt. See 
 
 Scilly, Isles of; 117 b , 122: presents to Wyke-St. Mary; 
 
 183 b . 
 
 Albo Monasterio, Richard de ; L 191. 
 Aleborne, 
 
 Universis, etc., Walterus etc. Noveritis quod, constitutis personaliter in 
 nostra presencia, in Aula nostra de Peynctone, duodecimo die Octobris, 
 A.D. Millesimo CCC mo nono, Philippo, filio et herede Philippi le Rurde, et 
 Johanne de Byneleghe, Curatore suo, ad hec et ad alia sufficienter depu- 
 tato, ex parte uua, et Magistro Johanne de Cumba, Vicario Ecclesie de 
 
30 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Stokegabriel, Executoris Testament! Philippi Rurde, patris predict! Philippi 
 defuncti, ex altera ; predictus Philippus, filius et heres, de auctoritate et 
 consensu predict! Curatoris sui, petiit sib! restitui sen liberari quandam 
 Literam Patentem, sigillo bone memorie quondam Domini Thome [Byttone], 
 Dei gracia Exoniensis Episcopi. Predecessoris nostri, ut dicebatur, con- 
 signatam, cujus tenor talis est: Omnibus Sancte Matris Ecclesie filiis ad 
 quos presens Scrip turn pervenerit Thomas etc., salutem in Domino. 
 Noveritis nos concessisse Willelmo de Aleborne unum messuagium et 
 duos ferlingos terre, cum pertinenciis suis, in Aleborne, quam quidem 
 terram Walterus de Aleborne, pater predicti Willelmi, aliquando tenuit ad 
 voluntatem Predecessorum nostrorum ; tenendum et habendum sibi et 
 heredibus suis de nobis et Successoribus nostris, libere, quiete, pacifice, et 
 integre, jure hereditario, imperpetuum ; reddendo inde annuatim predictus 
 Willelmus et heredes sui nobis et Successoribus nostris quatuordecim solidos 
 ad Quatuor Ann! Terminos principales, equis porcionibus, pro omni servicio, 
 salvis duabus Sectis Curie nostre de Peynctone per annum, videlicet ad 
 Curiam Sancti Michaelis et ad la Hockeday, 1 et hoc racionabili summoni- 
 cione. In cujus rei testimonium huic presenti Scripto sigillum nostrum 
 apposuimus ; hiis Testibus : Dominis Andrea de Treloske, Gilberto Filio 
 Stephani, Jacobo de Oxtone, Militibus, Willelmo de Penyles, Willelmo de 
 Comptone, et aliis. Predictus, vero, Executor, desiderium predicti heredis 
 cupiens adimplere, predictam Literam eidem heredi, de auctoritate Curatoris 
 predicti, admittenti, in nostra presencia liberavit. Quibus actis, predictus 
 heres, de auctoritate et consensu predicti Curatoris, predictam Literam, 
 manu sua cancellatam, nobis tanquam vacuam tradidit, et terram de qua in 
 eadem Litera fit mencio, sub certa forma inter nos in scriptis redacta, 
 a nobis recepit ad terminum quinque annorum possidendam ; jurans ad 
 Sacrosancta Dei Ewangelia, coram nobis corporaliter tacta, se contra 
 premissa, vel eorum aliqua, de cetero non venturum. In cujus rei etc. 
 Datum ut supra ; 44. 
 
 Aleborne, William de (son of Walter), see Aleborne ; 44. 
 Alesco. John de, see Cornubia, Henry de; 121. 
 Aleyn, Richard (of Hatherleigh), see Halwill ; 42. 
 Almanisheghe, William, a parishioner of Culmstock ; 84 b . 
 Alphington [Alfyngtone, MS.], 
 
 Sir Stephen de Brawoda, R. ; Licence to put out his Benefice to farm, for four 
 years, to Robert, Abbot of Tavistock (23 March, 1311-12) ; 69 b . 
 
 Alfingtone, Robert de, see Exeter, St. Mary-Major; ]13 b . 
 Alre, Henry (son of Walter) de ; Carta : 
 
 Sciant presentes et f uturi quod nos, Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis 
 Episcopus, assensu et consensu Decani et Capituli Ecclesie nostre predicte, 
 dedimus et concessimus Henrico de Alre, filio Walteri de Alre, unam 
 arream nostram que jacet in inferiore parte vie que dicitur Prustestrete, 2 
 inter tenementum Hugonis de Coleforde, ex parte Orientali, et viam que 
 ducit a Porta Occidentali usque ad Combestrete, ex parte Occidentali, et 
 inter tenementum ipsius Hugonis, ex parte Austral!, et viam que dicitur 
 Prustestrete, ex parte Boriali ; habendum et tenendum totam predictam 
 arream eidem Henrico, heredibus et assignatis suis, de nobis et Successoribus 
 
 1 Hockeday]. Hock-tide: an annual has described the Hock-Tuesday Play, 
 
 Festival, which began the fifteenth annually acted at Coventry. (Halli- 
 
 day after Easter. Money was formerly wett's Dictionary). 
 
 collected at this Season for the 2 Preston Street, Exeter, 
 repairs of the Church, etc. Laneham 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 31 
 
 nostris, Episcopis Exoniensibus, libere, quiete, bene, et in pace, jure here- 
 ditario inperpetuum. Reddendo inde annuatim nobis et Successoribus 
 nostris, Episcopis Exoniensibus, duos solidos annui redditus in Festis 
 Sancti Michaelis et Pasche, et Sectam ad Curiam nostram de feodo Sancti 
 Stephani Exonie, sicut tenentes nostri ibidem faciunt pro omnibus ser- 
 viciis. Et nos, dictus Episcopus et Successores nostri, Episcopi Exonienses, 
 predicto Henrico, heredibus suis et suis assignatis, totam arream predictam 
 contra omnes mortales warantizare, acquietare, et defendere tenemur 
 inperpetuum. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum, una cum 
 sigillo Decani et Capituli, Presentibus apponi fecimus: hiis Testibus, 
 Philippe Lovecoke, Majore Civitatis Exonie, Martino Coco, Thoma Far- 
 chein, Thoma Fourbour, 1 Waltero de Sweyngthille, SenescaUo Civitatis 
 predicte, et aliis. Datum Exonie, Die Dominica in Festo Sancti Andree, 
 Apostoli, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, Filii Regis Edwardi, quartodecimo ; 
 [30 Nov., 1320] ; 154. 
 
 Alreforde, William de, resigns Winkleigh ; 79 b : admitted 
 Precentor of Crediton ; 154 b . See Lympstone ; 83 b . 
 
 Altars; ^Licencia Episcopi Londoniensis pro Altaribus dedi- 
 candis, 
 
 Venerabili in Christo Patri, Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Exoniensi Episcopo 
 Stephanus [de Gravesend], Ejusdem permissione Londoniensia Episcopus, 
 salutem, et sincere dileccionis continuum incrementum. Fusis nobis 
 vestre Paternitatis precibus annuentes ut Altaria, tarn mobilia seu viatica, 
 quam fixa in quacumque parte ydonea nostre Civitatis vel Diocesis 
 duxeritis eligendam, quociens et quum videritis expedire, consecrare seu 
 benedicere valeatis, Licenciam vobis in Domino, tenore Presencium, con- 
 cedimus specialem. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum fecimus 
 hiis apponi. Datum apud Oresethe [Orsett Essex], ix Kalendas Januarii 
 [24 Dec.], Anno Domini M. CCC mo . vicesimo quarto ; 183. 
 
 Alternon ; Augmentacio Vicarie Ecclesie de Alternon, cum 
 dimini^ione Pensionis, 
 
 The Bishop refers to Bishop Bronescombe's Ordinance in the case of this 
 Vicarage (see Vol. L, p. 106), dated " Londoniis, die Sanctorum Nerre 
 et Achillei et Pancracii [12 May]," 1261 ; and, understanding that the 
 Benefice, though slenderly endowed, was heavily burdened by an annual 
 Pension of cs., payable to the Dean and Chapter, he ordered (the said Dean 
 and Chapter and Sir Ivo, then Vicar, consenting), " quod dictus Dominus 
 Ivo et successores sui, Vicarii in eadem, inposterum habeant ea que in 
 Ordinacione predicta continentur, una cum tota terra, prato, et turbaria 
 Sanctuarii ..... dimidia acra terre de Sanctuario predicto, que 'continet 
 decem virgatas terre in longitudine et octo in latitudine, pro blado Domi- 
 norum Decani et Capituli vel firmarii loci inibi reponeudo, dumtaxat 
 excepta ; comodo dicte terre cum ipsi Dccanus et Capitulum dicta terra 
 aut firmarius non indiguerint et usufructu dicto Vicario et suis suc- 
 cessoribus remanente." The Pension was reduced to xls. ; but the Vicars 
 were to bear all burdens save those which pertained to the Parishioners 
 (26 Aug., 2 1320) ; 150 b . 
 
 Alternon, Hamund de, collated (by Lapse) to Tintagel; 162 b . 
 Alwington, 
 
 Reginald Beaupel, deacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (3 Jan., 1308-9) ; 37 b . Master John Pieres (or Perys), deacon, R., 
 
 1 Mayor of Exeter in 1341, 1343, 1344, 2 die Martis proxima post Festum Sancti 
 and 1348. Bartholomei, Apostoli. 
 
32 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1325, to study, in Foreign 
 Parts (14 March, 1322-3), " et dabit, singulis annis, j marcam, ij marcas ;" 
 I74 b : renewed, till Michaelmas, 1326 (23 March, 1324-5) ; 184. 
 
 Angers ; Abbey of St. Sergius and St. Bacchus, see Tyward- 
 
 reath ; 54 : Totnes Priory (Inst.) ; 171. 
 Antony, East (Taxacio Vicarie de Antone Grandisson) : 
 
 "Videlicet, quod dictus Vicarius (see " Inst.") et ejus successores, nomine 
 Vicarie, habeant totum altilagium dicte Ecclesie in omnibus porcionibus ; in 
 quo inter cetera comprehend! volumus decimam cujuscumque culture in 
 ortis nunc existentibus, cum vanga 1 excultis et excolendis, excepta decima 
 lane. Habeat, eciam, idem Vicarius quatuor acras terre de Sanctuario 
 ipsius Ecclesie, cum manso extra curiam Rectoris ubi aliquo tempore 
 Presbiter Parochialis morari consuevit; et communem pasturam cum 
 omnibus porcis suis in Glysera, 2 et competenti via ultra Sanctuarium ibidem. 
 Et solvat Procuracionem Archidiaconi, Cathedraticum, et Sinodaticum. 
 Et sustinebit Libros, Vestimenta, et cetera Ornamenta ejusdem Ecclesie, 
 et Cancellum, suis sumptibus, postquam per dictos Religiosos 2 fuerint 
 semel competenter reparata et correcta. Residuum, vero, Sanctuarii, cum 
 majoribus decimis et decima lane, ut premittitur, remaneant eisdem 
 Religiosis inperpetuum ; qui sustinebunt omnia onera extraordinaria, 
 imposita et imponenda. Salva dicto Episcopo, et Successoribus suis, potes- 
 tate dictam Vicariam aumentandi seu minuendi, et predictam Ordinacionem 
 seu Taxacionem mutandi, si viderit aut viderint expedire (14 Sept., 1309) ; 
 43 b . 
 
 Antony, Antony (son of Richard), of Southmolton, inst. to 
 All-Hallows-on-the- Walls, Exeter; I76 b , 177. 
 
 Apuldram [Appeldream, etc., MS.], the Prebend of in Bosham 
 (q.v. Inst). 
 
 Aqua, David de, R. of Ashbury ; (Ore?.), 239 b , 240 b . 
 Arbloster, Geoffrey le, presents to Bicton ; 50 b , 52 1 *. 
 Arbloster, John le, see Winkleigh ; 41. 
 Arblester (or Arbloster), Martin le, R. of Bicton ; 36 b ,56: resigns, 
 
 and is inst. to Lympstone ; 50 b : resigns Lympstone, and 
 
 is again inst. to Bicton; 52 b : finally resigns Bicton ; 127 b : 
 
 (Ord.) 225 b , 226. 
 Arbelestere (or Arblaster), Ralph called le, inst. to Clyst-St. 
 
 Mary; 70: admitted to Bicton ; 127 b . 
 Arblaster, Richard le, presents to Bicton : 127 b . 
 Arcedekne, Sir Thomas, Knt., presents to St. Ruan-Lanyhorne ; 
 
 150 : Sheriff of Cornwall, L 200 b . 
 Arcubus, Pagan (son of Nicholas) de, inst. to St. Vepe ; 44 b : 
 
 resigns; J39: is inst. to Washford-Pyne ; 140. 
 
 1 sarcula ; a hoe (D'Arnis). bene conjecto, locum ubi magna erat 
 
 2 cum omnibus . . Glysera. These words copia argillae quam Gallice dicimus 
 
 are somewhat obscure. Mr. B, W. Terre Glaise." The MS. has a capital 
 
 Greenfield refers me to Dugdale, V. " G." ; but I doubt its beiug the 
 
 268 (Ed. Bandinel) " bosco et piano name of a place. 
 
 in sabulis et gliseriis, etc., hoc est, si 3 The Abbot and Convent of Tavistock. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 33 
 
 Arlington [Alryngtone, MS.], 
 
 Symon [de Shakespere], R., Dispensation non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 to study, etc. (27 Dec. 1308) ; 37 b . 
 
 Arlyn, William de, V. of Zennor ; 108 b . 
 
 Armagh, Stephen [Segrave], Abp. of, see High Bickington ; 184. 
 
 Arnyngworthy, Symon de, R. of West Buckland; 34, 57, 75. 
 
 Arnulphi, Thomas, inst. to Mamhead; 43 b , 79 b , 87 b , 109 b . 
 
 Arthur (or Artur), Nicholas, of Tintagel, inst. to St. Madron ; 
 45, 48 b , 176 : exchanges for Netheravon (Dioc. of Salis- 
 bury) ; 180. 
 
 Arundelle, Benedict de, R. of St. Mawgan de Lanherne ; 45, 
 57 b , 61 b , 66 b . 
 
 A Commission was directed to the Official of the Archdeacon of Cornwall, 
 16 March, 1309-10, "ad recipiendum et examinandum, et si necesse fuerit 
 compellendum, testes omnes et singulos, quos Magister Benedictus de 
 Arundelle super Ordinis sui subdiaconatus recepcione coram nobis duxerit 
 producendos " ; 49. See St. Breage ; 52 b . 
 
 Arundelle, John (son and heir of John) de, a minor, Patron of 
 St. Columb-major ; 59. See St. Mawgan-in-Pyder (Inat.) ; 
 82 b , 163 b . 
 
 Super Warda Corporis, 
 
 Pateat Universis per Presentes nos Walterum, permissione Diviua Ex- 
 oniensem Episcopum, remisisse et omnino quieta clamasse Domino Thome 
 Lercedeakne, Militi, heredibus et executoribus suis, omnimoda dampna 
 que quoquo modo recuperare poterimus versus eum, racione cujusdam 
 Placiti inter nos et predictum Dominum Thomam moti, coram Dominis 
 Willelmo de Berefforde et Sociis suis, Justiciariis Domini Regis de Banco, 
 super Warda Corporis Johannis, filii et heredis Johannis de Arundelle, de 
 Cornubia, salvis nobis centum libris sterlingorum, quam summam peccunie 
 nobis dictus Thomas coram Dominis Thesaurario et Baronibus de Seaccario 
 Domini Regis in eodem Seaccario se debere recognovit ; salvis, eciam, nobis 
 sumptibus nostris et expensis, si quos aut quas de cetero facere nos contingat 
 pro dicto Placito terminando, in quibus salarium narratorum et attorna- 
 torum computari nou debet, quia inter nos sic convenit. In cujus rei 
 testimonium Presentibus Literis sigillum nostrum duximus apponendum. 
 Datum apud Lawittone, in Cornubia, xiiij die mensis Januarii, Anno 
 Regni Regis Edwardi, Filii Regis Edwardi, septimo [1313-14]. 
 
 NoverintUniversi per Presentes nos, Walterum etc., concessisse et vendidisse 
 Domino Thome Lercedeakne, Militi, Wardam Corporis Johannis, filii et 
 heredis Johannis de Arundelle, pro centum libris sterlingorum, quas nobis 
 recognovit se teneri coram Dominis Willelmo de Bereforde et Sociis suis, 
 Justiciariis Domini Regis de Banco ; que, quidem, Warda nobis pertinuit, 
 eo quod dictus Johannes de Arundelle totum Manerium de la Herne 
 [hodie Lanhern], cum omnibus pertineuciis suis, de bone memorie Domino 
 Thoma, quondam Exoniensi Episcopo, Predecessore nostro, tenuit per 
 servicium militare. Et nos, vero, dictus Walterus, et Successores nostri 
 Wardam Corporis dicti Johannis, filii et heredis Johaunis de Arundelle, 
 predicto Domino Thome le Ercedeakne, heredibus et executoribus suis, 
 contra omnes gentes tenemur warantizare. In cujus rei testimonium has 
 Literas nostras, sigillo nostro signatas, dicto Domino Thome fieri fecimus 
 Patentes. Datum apud Westmonasterium, quinto Idus Marcii, Anno Regni 
 Regis Edwardi, Filii Regis Edwardi, octavo [11 March, 1314-15] ; 102. 
 
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34 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 OUacio in uxorem Johanni de Arundette, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, die Lune proxima ante Festum Beati Michaelis (27 Sept., 
 1316), Dominus, existens apud Combe Martyn, in Aula Nobilis Viri Domini 
 Willelmi Martyn ibidem, optulit Johannam Kaignes, neptem suam, tune 
 ibidem presentem, in uxorem Johanni de Arundelle, filio et heredi Johannis 
 de Arundelle def uncti, in sua Custodia existenti et similiter presenti ; qui, 
 quidem, Johannes prefatam Johannam, sic sibi oblatam, ut tune in uxorem 
 admittere recusavit. Presentibus Nobili Viro, Domino Willelmo Martyn 
 predicto, Bicardo de Stapeldone, Militibus ; Domino Johanne Galmatone, 
 Willelmo Russel, capellano, Mcholao de Hele, clericis ; Johanne de Baun- 
 felde, Johanne de Ayscheleghe, Johanne Cotes, Johanne de la Pomeray, 
 Johanne Produmme, Willelmo Walle ; et aliis, in multitudine copiosa ; 115 b . 
 Shortly afterwards, on the 27th November, in the same year, the young 
 man being with the Bishop at Horsley, the matter was taken up again 
 "[et] corporate prestitit juramentum quod vellet se maritare, quando et 
 ubi idem Domiuus Episcopus duxerit ordinandum ; ita, tamen quod non 
 disparagetur. The Witnesses on this occasion were Peter de Honetone, 
 Richard de Brayleghe, and William Russel, chaplains ; Gilbert de la Thome 
 and Richard de Twyvertone, clerks ; William Hureward, William de la 
 Walle, and others ; 116 b . 
 
 The Custody of the Manors of Conerton and Drym, and of the Hundred 
 of Penwith, was committed, 7 May, 1318, to Master Richard de Bello 
 Prato [Beaupre], R. of St. Just [-in-Penwith], by the Bishop, "racione 
 minoris etatis Johannis, filii et heredis Johannis de Arundelle, .... cum 
 potestate amovendi et ponendi Ballivos, servientes, et ministros ; aliasque 
 tarn in Hundredis et Curtis, quam in terris dominicis " ; 126 b . See L 21 l b . 
 
 Arundelle, Nicholas de, inst. to Loddiswell; 121, 143 b , 151. 
 
 Arundelle, Ralph de, see St. Breoke (Inst.), 45 b : resigns St. 
 Columb-major in exchange for St. Ewe ; 59, 59 b : is collated 
 to a Prebend in Glasney; 59 b . See 143; L 185, 194 b : 
 also, page 11. 
 
 Ashbourne Priory (Sussex), Alice, Prioress of, see Thorney ; 76. 
 
 Ashburton, Visitation of the Parish-Church of, 
 
 Tercio die Aprilis, Anno Domini quo supra (1314), Dominus Visitavit 
 Ecclesiam de Ayspertone in qua inveniebantur defectus ; videlicet, Pixis 
 ad Eucaristiam, que lignea est, sine serura, et omnino inhonesta: Parura 
 ad Majus Altare insufficiens: Velum Nupeiale deficit: nulla sunt Frontalia 
 ad Altare preterquam ad Majus Altare: Missale corruptum : Gradale, 
 Troparium, Legenda, Temporale, Antiphonale, Psatteria, Capitularia, in- 
 sufficiencia: Ordinale in parte corrosum: Crismatorium ligneum et sine 
 serura : Fenestre in Cancello lignee, 1 excepta una, que est insufficiens: 
 Cancellus male coopertus : Capa Chori, Tunica, et Dalmatica deficiunt : 
 vitrum deficit in fenestris Navis Ecclesie: Ala Australia Navis Ecclesie 
 male cooperitur : Ala Borealis ejusdem Ecclesie est ruinosa, et de novo 
 construenda. Unde Dominus Episcopus ordinavit quod fiant fenestre 
 sufficientes in Cancello et de petra, et quod una fiat honesta in fronte 
 Cancelli, et quod Altare amoveatur usque ad murum, et fiat Vestiarium in 
 Boreali parte Cancelli; et injunxit quod omnes predict! defectus reparentur, 
 per eos ad quos pertinet correccio, citra Festum Sancti Michaelis proximo 
 futurum, sub pena xx librarum ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis ; excepta 
 Ala Boriali, que ruinosa est ; 84 b . 
 
 1 The windows in the Chancel of a large which we are accustomed to connect 
 and important Church,made of wood! with the "improvements " of Church- 
 Au early instance, this, of a style wardens of a more recent date. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 35 
 
 Ashburton, Benedict Snel of, clerk (q.v.) ; 68. 
 Ashcombe [Assecumbe and Ayssecurnbe, MS.], 
 
 Ralph de Stokes (or Stokys), subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence 
 till Michaelmas, 1312, to study, etc. (5 June, 1311); 62 b : renewed for 
 two years (27 Sept., 1312) ; 74: and again, for two years (20 Aug., 1314) ; 
 87 b . Stephen Lovecoke, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence for 
 two years, to study, etc. (2 Oct., 1317), " et dabit ad Fabricam nove 
 Tabule, ex tine, unam marcam " ; 122 b : (deacon), renewed for one year (24 
 Sept., 1319)," et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam " ; 143. 
 
 Ashford [Esseforde, MS.], 
 
 Sir Gilbert, V. of, he was broken down by reason of old age, and at his 
 request the Bishop appointed William, Prior of Pilton "licet absens " 
 his coadjutor, "ita quod . . . eidem Vicario de bonis ejusdem Vicarie 
 omnia necessaria sua, tarn in esculentis et poculentis quam indumentis, 
 racionabiliter ministret, Dominoque Episcopo, deductis stipendiis Sacer- 
 dotis qui interim eidem Cure deserviat, respondeat super hoc congrue 
 requisitus (13 Nov., 1311) ; 66. 
 
 Asperfcone, Robert de, R. of St. Mary-major, Exeter ; 113 b . 
 
 See Exeter, the Sub-Dean (Annexio Pensionis) ; 168 b . 
 Ashprington [Aspringtone, MS.], 
 
 The Custody of Sir Nicholas, R. of this Parish, and of the Church thereof, 
 was committed to Sir Walter [Daumarle], Vicar of Totnes as coadjutor, 5 
 Feb., 1308-9, "propter ipsius manifestum defectum literature et discre- 
 cionis, insufficientem invenimus ad regimen cure Ecclesie " ; 38. 
 
 Remissio Calculacionis, 
 
 The Bishop writes to Sir Walter Daumarle, Rector, as follows, " Cum nos, 
 nuper Domino Nicholao, proximo precessore tuo in eadem Ecclesia 1 . . . 
 propter ipsius impotenciam [insufficiente] ad regendum curain dicte Ecclesie 
 te tarn in persona, quam in rebus que ad eandem Ecclesiam pertinebant, 
 eidem deputavimus coadjutorem, ita quod nobis super hoc racionem redderes 
 cum fueris requisitus, ac tu postea circa personam prefati Nicholai et 
 administracionem rerum predictarum fideliter pertractandam prohibearis, 
 ex fidedignorum testimonio, diligens studium impendisse ; nosque de tua 
 fidelitate plenam in Domino fiduciam optinentes, et tuam in hac parte 
 diligenciam, de qua nobis satis constat, plurimum commendantes, necessi- 
 tatem raciociniorum reddendorum de custodia et administracione tua 
 predicta tibi, tenore Presencium, remittimus, et te ab onere calculandi in 
 premissis absolvimus pro temporibus secuturis. Datum apud Peynctone 
 (5 March, 1311-12) ; 69. 
 
 Ashreigney [Rynggesasche and Esse Reigni, MS.], 
 
 Sir Fubert, R., Dispensation ("precibus Nobilis Viri, Domini Radulphi de 
 Mehermer ") : non-residence for three years, to study Theology or Canon-Law 
 (24 July, 1308) ; 34 b (see "Inst.") Robert (sic} de Dovre, priest, R., Licence 
 of non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (6 April, 1312) ; 71 : also, to put 
 out his Benefice to farm, to Master Robert Fromounde, for the same period ; 
 " et dabit idem Magister Robertus, pro eodem termino, ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis j mai'cam" (1 Aug., 1312) ; 72 b . Renewed, 2 for two years 
 "ad instanciam Domini Radulphi de Monte Hermeri (10 Oct., 1315) ; 110: 
 
 " de Aspriutone " : this must refer, infirm, and very soon after his Insti- 
 
 therefore, to a date previous to 26 tution to Totnes requested the Bishop 
 
 Feb., 1310-11, on which day the said to allow the Prior of Totnes to serve 
 
 Nicholas [de Mothaye] exchanged Ash- as his coadjutor, viz. 30 Oct. 1311 (see 
 
 prington with Walter Daumarle for Totnes); 65 b . 
 Totnes (see " Inst.") He was old and 2 Fobertus de Doveri, MS. 
 D 2 
 
36 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 renewed [Fobertus, MS.] till Michaelmas, 1321, to study, etc., and to put 
 out his Benefice to farm, to Sir Richard, R. of Were [Giffard] (7 Dec., 
 1319)," et dabit uterque xx solidos " ; H5 b . 
 
 Richard de Schillonde, priest, was licensed to farm this Benefice till 
 Michaelmas ; " et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Sancti Petri Exoniensis 
 dimidiam marcam" (5 May, 1310) ; 50. 
 
 Ashton [Aysscherstone, MS.], 
 
 John Fitz-Hugh, acolite, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, 
 etc. (29 Sept., 1317) ; 122: renewed for a year from Michaelmas next (5 
 May, 1318) ; 126 b : and again (subdeacon) for a year (11 Sept., 1319) ; 142 b : 
 also, for another year (2 Nov., 1320) ; 154: and again, from 4 Jan., 1321-2, 
 till the Feast of St. Peter-ad- Vincula (1 Aug., 1322); 163 b . 
 
 Ashwater [Esse Water, MS.], 
 
 William de Westbury, R., Dispensation: non -residence, on the Petition of 
 the D. and C. of Wells, "ut usque ad Festum Sancti Michaelis .... 
 ministeriis intendere valeret eorundem (17 April, 1309) ; 40 b . 
 
 Asshfordeby, Wm. de, inst. to the Chantry of Brightleigh ; 39 b . 
 Asheleghe, Robert de ; L 190 b . 
 
 Asshele, Symon, de, R. of Kingsnympton ; 41, (Ord.) 220 b , 222 
 Assizes (Lent), in Devon and Cornwall, 
 
 Walterus, etc., Venerabilibus et Discretis Viris, Dominis Johanni de Foxle 
 et Sociis suis, ad Assisas in Comitatibus Devonie et Cornubie, nostre Dio- 
 cesis, capiendas per Dominum nostrum Regem Justiciariis assignatis, 
 salutem et benediccionem Dextere Salvatoris. Audito et intellecto quod 
 ad Assisas capiendas, et ad exequendum ulterius, in Comitatibus predictis, 
 Officium vobis in hac parte commissum, certos dies et loca in instanti Tern- 
 pore Quadragesimali proximo secuturo in eisdem Comitatibus assignastis, seu 
 assignabitis forsitan in futurum, ne in adventu vestro ad partes easdem, 
 pro defectu juramentorum prestandorum tune ibidem, ipsis diebus et locis, 
 presertim dicto Quadragesimali Tempore, vos frustrari contingat, vestris 
 in hac parte precibus annuentes, omnibus Subditis nostris dictorum Comi- 
 tatuum, per quos Inquisiciones in eisdem Comitatibus, dictis diebus et locis, 
 ad veritatem, quatenus fieri poterit, clarius eliciendam, coram vobis capi 
 contigerit, jurandi cum id per vos, pro hujusmodi Inquisicionibus et 
 veritatibus eliciendis, exactum fuerit ab eisdem, dicto Quadragesimali 
 Tempore non obstante, citra, tamen, primam Dominicam in Passione Domini 
 ejusdem Quadragesime, tenore Presencium, hac vice, Licenciam de nostra 
 concedimus gracia speciali ; hujusmodi juramenti prestacione post dictam 
 Dominicam in Passione eisdem Subditis nostris, occasione premissa, 
 omnibus et singulis manente penitus interdicta. Datum apud Farendone, 
 xij die mensis Januarii, Anno Domini M. CCC mo . sextodecimo (1316-17) ; 
 116 b . A like Licence was granted to Sir John Foxle, and his Colleagues, 14 
 Feb., 1320-1 ; 155 b : " et fundatur hec Litera super Canone xxij, i.v. 
 Decrevit " (margin). It was not issued, however, till 21 Feb., and then 
 in an abbreviated form (" ista emanavit, et non alia supra in tercio folio, 
 quia nimis diffusa, et ista brevis " ; 157. 
 
 Astone, Ivo de, inst. to Alternon; 145, 150 b . 
 
 Atherington [Adringtone, MS.] ; Walter de Wylyngtone, R, 
 
 Dispensation as in the case of Rob. de Wylyngtone, see High Bickington ; 36. 
 Reginald de Wylyngtone, subdeacon, R. Dispensation: non-residence till 
 Michaelmas, 1310, to study, etc. (21 Oct., 1309) ; 44 b : renewed till Michael- 
 mas, 1312, from 1 Nov., 1311 ; 65. 
 
GENEHAL INDEX. 37 
 
 atte Brugge, Robert, see Consistory Court; 172 b . 
 
 atte Brigge, William, Proctor for Nicholas de Wedergrave ; 155. 
 
 attehayesende, Walter ; L 190 b . 
 
 atte Heghen, William, collated to Clyst-Fomison ; 167 b . 
 
 atte Hoke, William, junior, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 
 atte Merche, William ; (Ord. Pris.) 222 b . 
 
 atte'Mulle, John, inst. to Burlescombe ; 181, 182. 
 
 atteputte, Robert, inst. to Iddesleigh ; 55. 
 
 ate (sic) Soler, Henry ; Il7 b . See Soler, Henry de la. 
 
 atte Stone, William, inst. to Satterleigh ; 151 b , (Ord.) 243. 
 
 atteward, Robert ; L 190 b . 
 
 ate (sic) Watere, William, see " Dedications " Membury ; 113. 
 
 atte Weye (called, also, " de la Weye," q.v.), William,^ R. of 
 East Anstey ; (Ord.) 239, 239 b , 240 b . 
 
 Aucher, Margaret, Abbess-Elect of Canonsleigh ; her Bene- 
 diction and Induction ; 150 b . 
 
 Audele, Roger de, inst. to St. Stephens-by-Saltash ; 116 b , 159. 
 
 Augeri, Willelmus filius, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 
 Aunsel (or Aunselm), David, see East Buckland (Inst.) ; 85, 
 100, 114, 140, 144 b , 158: inst. to Redruth ; 157 b See 
 Vol. I, page 450. 
 
 Austyn, Wm., presents to St. Pancras, Exeter ; 181. 
 Aveles, Stephen de, inst. to Cheldon ; 84 b . 
 
 Avenel, Dyonisius, Precentor of Llandaff, see St. Columb-major 
 (Inst.)-, 59. 
 
 Aveton-Giffard, 
 
 Thomas Hereward, R., Dispensation: non-residence for three 1 years, to study 
 etc. (6 Oct., 1310) ; 56 b . 
 
 Axminster, Benediction of Robert, Abbot of Newenham in the 
 Parish Church of ; 101. 
 
 Visitacio facta in Ecclesia de Axeminstre, die Mercurii 
 proximo, post Festum Beate Marie Magdalene [23 July], 
 per Dominum Walterum, Exoniensem Episcopum, per- 
 sonaliter tune presentem, Anno &c. cccxv, 
 
 " Dominus Episcopus prorogavit Dis- turn septennium (6 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 pensacionem . . , usque ad coinple- 
 
38 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ciphus stagneus pro infirmis deficit. 
 
 Rochetum et Velum Quadragesimale insufficiencia. 
 
 Unum Gradale de Usu Sarum tantum ; alia Gradalia non 
 sunt de Usu. 
 
 Legenda Sanctorum insufficieus. 
 
 Unum Antiphonariuni de Usu Sarum tantum, et id totaliter 
 insufficiens. 
 
 Unum Ordinale insufficiens. 
 
 Pixis argentea ad Eukaristiam nimis stricta. 
 
 Crismatorium et omnes phiole insufficientes. 
 
 Hercia ad Tenebras et Candelabrum Paschale deficiunt. 
 
 Imago Beati Johannis Baptiste, in cujus nomine est 
 Ecclesia, deficit. 
 
 Celatura super Majus Altare deficit. 
 
 Vestiarium male cooper-turn. 
 
 Unde preceptum fuit per dictum Episcopum omnibus 
 quorum interest, vel interesse poterit, defectus predictos 
 reparare, quod eosdem reparent et corrigere faciant citra 
 Festum Natalis Domini proximo futurum, sub pena xl 
 librarum ; 28 b [Written on a blank space at the end of 
 the Visitation of Bosham, bound up with the Register]. 
 
 Breve erroneum de Attachiamento pro Ecclesia de Axe- 
 minstre 1 : 
 
 r Hec sunt que 
 tune invenie- 
 bantur corri- 
 genda, preter 
 correcciones 
 que in Regis- 
 tro alio inse- 
 runtur. 
 
 1 Mr. Greenfield has sent me the follow- 
 ing Extracts (belonging to an earlier 
 period) fromPrynne's Antient Records, 
 Tome iii, p. 782 : 
 
 " The Bishop of Exeter, endeavouring 
 to divide the Church of Axeminster in 
 his Diocese, belonging to two Pre- 
 bendaries in the Cathedral of Yorke, 
 judicially recovered by the Prebends, 
 in the King's Court, and to sever it 
 from the Prebendaries, to the pre- 
 judice of the King's Crown, dignity, 
 and disinherison ; the King thereupon 
 issued this Prohibition to him, not 
 to attempt anything, or to proceed 
 therein." 
 
 Claus.26E. I.^j Rex Venerabili in 
 
 m. 10, dorso. Christo Patri T[home 
 
 Pro Magistro j de Byttone] eadem 
 
 Johanne de I gracia Episcopo Ex- 
 
 Craucumb & ( oniensi, salutem. 
 
 Willielmo de j Licet dilecti clerici 
 
 Hameltou nostri, Magister Jo- 
 
 (1298.) J hannes de Crauecumb 
 
 & Willelmus de Hamelton, Canonici 
 
 Ecclesie Eboracensis & Prebendarii 
 
 de Grendale et de Warthill, Ecclesiam 
 
 de Axeminstre, vestre Diocesis, cum 
 
 suis pertinenciis, in Curia nostra du- 
 
 dum recuperaverint tanquam pre- 
 
 dictis Prebendis suis annexam, et 
 
 ipsarn cum dictis pertinenciis, ut 
 
 membrum earundem Prebendarum 
 
 suarum, integraliter teneant pacifice 
 & quiete ; vos, sicut datum est nobis 
 intelligi, de predicta Ecclesia nitimini 
 facere seccionem, et earn a juribus et 
 libertatibus quibus gaudent prefate 
 Prebende dividere, statumque ipsius 
 mutare, quod si fieret in nostri pre- 
 judicium et exheredacionem cederet 
 manifeste; nos, igitur, hujusmodi dis- 
 pendiis obviare volentes, vobis man- 
 damus firmiter inhibentes, ne aliquid, 
 in hac parte, quod in euervacionem 
 juris nostri Regii, et diminucionem 
 dignitatis et Corone nostre cedere 
 valeat attemptantes, seu facientes 
 aliqualiter attemptari, ad premissa 
 procedere, seu quicquam novi statuere 
 super illis aut eciam ordinare nulla- 
 tenus presumatis, ne si aliter attemp- 
 tetur remedium aliquod quod con- 
 veniens fuerit super hoc apponere 
 compellamur. Teste, &c. 
 
 [The attestation is incomplete : but Mr. 
 Baigent tells me that the Roll shews 
 that the Date is between 4 and 8 
 June]. 
 
 "Hereupon the Archdeacon of Exon 
 (most likely by the Bishop's en- 
 couragement and direction) upon false 
 surmises excommunicated John de 
 Craucumb and William de Hamilton, 
 to whose Prebends the Church of 
 Axeminster was annexed, who had 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 39 
 
 Rex Vicecpmiti Devonie salutem. Pone per vadium et salvos plegios Wal- 
 terum, Episcopum Exoniensem, Magistrum Ricardum de Coletone, Ricardum 
 de Braileye, et Magistrum Ricardum de Wideslacle, Commissarios ipsius 
 Episcopi, quod sint coram nobis a die Sancti Michaelis in xv dies, ubi- 
 cumque tune fuerimus in Anglia, ostensuros quare, cum Ecclesia de 
 Axeminstre ex donacione et concessione quorundam Progenitorum nos- 
 trorum, quondam Regum Anglie, Ecclesie Beati Petri Eboracensis antiquitus 
 fuerit Prebendalis, Prebendis de Warthille et Grendale in eadem Ecclesia 
 Eboracensi annexa, et ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, sicut cetere Pre- 
 bende prefate Ecclesie Eboracensis, libera et immunis, predicti Episcopus, 
 Ricardus, Ricardus, et Ricardus, Johannem de Merkingfelde, Prebendarium 
 dicte Prebende de Warthille, et Magistrum Petrum de Dene, Prebendarium 
 dicte Prebende de Grendale, ad ostendendum coram ipsis Titulos quos 
 habent in ipsa Ecclesia de Axeminstre Prebendali, et alia que a Rectoribus 
 Ecclesiarum Curatarum requiruntur, ac si ipsa Ecclesia de Axeminstre 
 prefato Episcopo sicut Ordinario Loci subjecta esset, cum non sit, in 
 prefata Ecclesia de Axeminstre citari, et pro eo quod coram eis non 
 venerunt ad Citacionem illam, prout nee debuerunt, fructus dicte Ecclesie 
 de Axeminstre sequestrari fecerunt, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eadem 
 Ecclesia de Axeminstre exercendo, et alia gravamina eis multipliciter 
 
 recovered it in the King's Court, and 
 interdicted the Church and their Pre- 
 bendaries, whiles they were imployed 
 by the King in his service, to his and 
 their notable prejudice, dishonour, 
 grievance and contempt: whereof the 
 King being deeply sensible, issued 
 this memorable Writ to the Sheriff 
 of Devon, to summon the Archdeacon 
 to appear before him to answer this 
 high contempt and injury both to 
 himself and his Clerkes." 
 Claus.26 E. I.^i "Rex Vicecomiti De- 
 m. 7, dorso. I vonie [Simoni de Bra- 
 De ponendo denham] salutern. 
 Magistrum I Ex fidedignorum re- 
 latu didicimus quod, 
 licet dilecti & secre- 
 tarii clerici nostri Ma- 
 gister Johannes de 
 Craucumbe & Williel- 
 mus de Hameltone, 
 Ecclesiam de Axeminstre, cum suis 
 pertinenciis, Prebendis quas habent in 
 Ecclesia Eboracensi annexam, quam, 
 ut membrum earundem Prebendarum 
 recuperaverunt in Curia nostra, hue 
 usque tenuerint pacifice et quiete, 
 Magister, tamen, Bartholomeus de 
 Sancto Laurencio, Archidiaconus Ex- 
 onie, racione ipsius Ecclesie adversus 
 eos occasionem querens pro libito et 
 confingens. et personarum et temporis 
 qualitatem non pensans, nee ad sta- 
 tum honoris Regii animum habeus 
 benivolum, in eosdeni clericos nostros, 
 nostris insistentes obsequiis et circa 
 
 Bartholome- , 
 um de Sco { 
 Lauren cio 
 per vadium et 
 salvos plegi- 
 os. (A1298). 
 
 ea assidue intendentes, Excommuni- 
 cationis Sentenciam autoritate pro- 
 pria, non sine gravi injuria promul- 
 gavit, et, ut eadem injuria posset 
 gravior reputari, dictam facit Sen- 
 tenciam publican et eos excommuni- 
 cates publice mmciari, ac predictam 
 Ecclesiam ex prefatis eorum Preben- 
 dis, sicut premittitur, dependentem, 
 Ecclesiastico supposuit Interdicto, in 
 ipsorum clericorum nostrorum non 
 modicum prejudicium et gravamen 
 et nostram offensam uotabiliter et 
 contemptum ; quod tanto molestius 
 ferimus, quanto majorem in nostris 
 ex talibus processibus offensam incur- 
 rimus, quantoque specialius ipsorum 
 injurie nos contingunt. Cum, igitur, 
 non sit verisimile nee credamus illam 
 culpam ex parte ipsorum processisse, 
 cujus pretextu contra eos tah'a de- 
 buerat attemptasse, nee tolerare nos 
 convenit tantum excessum, tantum- 
 que eorundem clericorum nostrorum 
 opprobrium cujus fieri nequivimus 
 expertes ; tibi precipimus quod ponas 
 per vadium et salvos plegios prefatum 
 Bartholoineum quod sit coram nobis 
 a die Sancti Michaelis in xv dies, 
 ubicunque tune fuerimus in Anglia, 
 ad respondendum nobis de memoratis 
 excessibus, gravaminibus, et injuriis, 
 sic prefatis clericis nostris per ipsum 
 illatis, et eciam de contemptu. Et 
 habeas ibi nomina plegiorum et hoc 
 Breve. Teste Rege apud Loweder 
 ix die Julii [1298]. 
 
40 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 inferendo, in donacionis, concessionis, ac annexionis predictarum quas 
 manutenere tenernur derogacionem, necnon libertatis et immunitatis prefate 
 Ecclesie Eboracensis et Prebendarum predictarum enervacionem nostri-que 
 que contemptum, et contra prohibicicnem nostram. Et habeas ibi nomina 
 plegiorum et hoc Breve. Teste meipso apud Fulmere, xviij die Augusti, 
 Anno Regni nostri quarto decimo [1320] ; 153 b . 
 
 Unfortunately the " certe cause" are not stated; but the above Writ was 
 speedily revoked, as appears by the following 
 
 Breve Revocatorium Brevis precedent-is : 
 
 Rex dilectis et fidelibus suis Henry Lescrope et Sociis suis, Justiciariis ad 
 Placita coram nobis tenenda assignatis, salutem. Quia intelleximus quod 
 quoddam Breve nostrum de Attachiamento versus Venerabilem Patrem, 
 Walterum, Episcopum Exoniensem, Magistrum Ricardum etc. (ut supra), 
 Commissarios ipsius Episcopi, nostro nomine impetratum, pendet coram 
 vobis placitandum, de eo quod ipsi ostendant quare cum Ecclesia de 
 Axeminstre ex donacione etc. (ut supra) nos, certis de causis, vobis man 
 damus quod execucioni Brevis illius coram vobis ulterius faciende omnino 
 supersedeatis. Teste meipso, ap\id Wesmonasterium, xxviij die Octobris, 
 Anno Regni nostri quartodecimo [1320] ; 154. 
 
 Axminstre, Luke de, inst. to Littleham V. ; 105. 
 Axmouth [Axemuthe, MS.], see Rousdon (Inst.) ; 38 b . 
 Axemuthe, John de, clerk, Dispensacio super defectu Natal- 
 
 ium (" de presbitero genitus et soluta"), 8 May, 1310 ; 50 b . 
 Aylesbeare, John de, resigns Sheldon and is collated to Far- 
 
 ringdon (by Exchange) ; 131. 
 Aylesburi, Walter de, an Executor of the Will of Edmund, Earl 
 
 of Cornwall; L 187. 
 
 Ayscheleghe, John de, see Arundelle, John de; 115 b . 
 Aysedeswille, Reginald de, see Exeter, Dean of ; 40. 
 Ayswylle, Robert de, inst. to Loxhore ; 70, 78, 11 l b . 
 
 B. 
 
 Baccote, Thomas de, collated (by lapse) to the Perpetual-Chantry 
 in the Church of Heanton-Punchardon ; 149 b . 
 
 Bacoun, Edmund; L 195. 
 
 Bagestone, Thomas ; L 189 b . 
 
 Baghel, Richard, R. of Highampton ; (Ord.) 218, 220 b , 221 b . 
 
 Balaeto, Wm. de, Papal Nuncio, etc., see Peter's Pence ; 118. 
 
 Banstede (or Benstede), Sir John de, presents to a Mediety of 
 Ermington R. ; 34 b : to St. Mary's Chantry in the Ceme- 
 tery of Ermington ; 142V See page 11 : also, L 194 b . 
 
 Banyard, Robert; L 207 b . 
 
 Barbe, Nicholas, called la, inst. Prior of Modbury ; 1 60 b . 
 
 Baret, William ; (Ord. Pris.) ; 222 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 41 
 
 Bardolby, Robert de, R. of Bridford (resigned) ; 63 b 
 Barentyn, Richard de, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 Barking Abbey, see Exeter, Holy Trinity R. ; 40 b . 
 Barnstaple, Dedication of the Parish-Church (see "Dedica- 
 tions"); 129. 
 The Vicarage, Taxacio Vicarie Barum (Grandissori) : 
 
 " Consensu Prioris Barum et commonachorum suorum, quibus dicta Ecclesia 
 appropriata existit, et Domini Philippi, tune Vicarii in eadem, sub hac 
 forma, videlicet, quod idem Vicarius et successores sui . . . habeant et 
 percipiant, nomine Vicarie sue, totum altilagium et minores decimas, una 
 cum feno tocius Parochie .... exceptis minoribus decimis provenientibus 
 de animalibus dictorum Religiosorum, et animalibus aliorum que in 
 Dominico ipsorum Religiosorum pascunt et cubant, ac eciam decimis 
 molendinorum suorum que obtinent in presenti. Facient, eciam, predict! 
 Religiosi construere, suis sumptibus, Domos competentes, super solo suo 
 proprio et in loco competenti, pro Vicario, ad inhabitandum, citra unum 
 annum a Festo Sancti Michaelis proximo secuturum, sub pena decem 
 librarum, in Fabricam Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis pro nostra et Successorum 
 nostrorum disposicione convertendarum. Quas, quidem, Domos ex tune, 
 Libros, et Vestimenta, et cetera Ornamenta ipsius Ecclesie ad Rectoriam 
 spectancia, necnon vitrum fenestrarum Cancelli ipsius Ecclesie, postquam 
 omnia predicta semel per predictos Religiosos sufficienter reparata fuerint 
 et correcta, dictus Vicarius et sui successores Vicarii dumtaxat suis sump- 
 tibus sustinebunt. Solvent, eciam, idem Vicarius et sui successores Vicarii 
 Procuracionem Archidiaconi Loci, Cathedraticum, et Synodaticum ; alia, 
 vero, onera dicti Cancelli et extraordinaria ipsius Ecclesie imposita et 
 imponenda ad Religiosos pertineant supradictos ; et solvent nichilominus 
 
 eisdem Religiosis, singulis annis, in Quatuor Festis Anni Princi- 
 
 palibus ... in Ecclesia Conventual! Barumeusi, centum solidos annue 
 Pensionis, equis porcionibus : in cujus solucione, si infra quindecim dies 
 a tempore aliquorum predictorum Terminorum defecerit facienda, volu- 
 mus et ordinamus quod .... eo ipso dicta Vicaria, absque alio processu 
 super hoc faciendo, sint privati ; et extunc liceat eisdem Religiosis Per- 
 sonam ydoneam ad dictam Vicariam, ut ad vacantem, libere presentare. 
 Salva nobis, etc. (3 Nov., 1311) ; 66 b . 
 
 The Priory, 
 
 It had been reported to the Bishop that John, the Prior, was wasteful and 
 extravagant, and ought to be suspended ; and a Commission issued 25 
 Sept., 1323, directed to Thomas de Stapeldone, Canon of Exeter, and 
 Henry Bloyou, Rector of " Larihorn " [St. Ruan-Lanyhorne], to make 
 Inquisition as to the charge, and to suspend the Prior if the report turned 
 out to be true ; 177. The Prior and Convent were Patrons of Barnstaple 
 Vicarage ; 62 b . 
 
 Barri, Richard, inst. to Boconnoc; 130 b , 139 b : resigns; 150: 
 collated to South Buckland (Buckland-Filleigh) ; 183 b . 
 
 Barri, Robert, co-patron of the Perpetual Chantry of Little 
 Yarnscombe; 54, 145. See Otterton Priory; 114. 
 
 Basset, Reginald, John, and Gilbert, see Comptone, William ; 60 b . 
 
 Basset, Richard (deceased), see Redruth (Inst.) ; 112 b . 
 
 Basset, William, see St. Illogan (Inst.) ; 31. 
 
 Basset, William, presents to Redruth ; 184. 
 
42 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Bath and Wells, John [de Drokenesford], Bishop of; see Bosham 
 (Inst.\ 167; also, 183 b . 
 
 Bath, the Prior and Convent of, Patrons of Uffculme ; 166 b , 1 82 b . 
 
 Bathone, Master Nicholas de, and William de Hentone, clerks, 
 appointed Proctors for the Bishop in the Court of Canter- 
 bury (13 June, 1319) ; 141 b 
 
 Bathone, Philip de, proxy for William de Clopcote ; 166 b . 
 
 Bathone, Roger de, proxy for Thomas de Plympstoke ; 145. 
 
 Battecombe, John de, see Thorverton ; 73 b . 
 
 Battle Abbey, see Exeter, St. Nicholas Priory (Inst.) ; 128 b , 147. 
 
 Bauceyn, Wm., collated to a Prebend in St. Crantock; 127 b . 
 He was still Canon of St. Crantock, and, also, R. of Lansallos 
 at the time of his death ; 148, 150. 
 
 Bauudon, Robert, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 
 Baunfelde, John de, see Arundelle, John de ; 115 b . 
 
 Beaford [Beauforde, MS.], 
 
 Henry de Herpathe (alias " de Gatepathe"), subdeacon, R, Dispensation: 
 non-residence for two years, to study etc. (11 May, 1310); 51 : priest; 
 Licence of non-residence, to study Sacred Theology or Canon Law (6 Jan., 
 1311-12) ; 67 : renewed, for a year (3 Oct., 1313) ; 79 b . 
 
 Bealde [also, Belde and Bealle), Simon, collated (by lapse) to 
 
 Manaton ; 125, (Ord.) 239, 239 b , 240 b , 241. 
 Beamond, Sir John de, Knt., presents to the Perpetual Chantry 
 
 of Heanton; 184. 
 
 Beamound, Peter ; (Ord.Pris.) 222 b , 228. 
 Beaucombe, John de ; L 197. 
 
 Beaulieu Abbey ; Patrons of St. Keverne ; 110 b . See Hyde 
 Abbey; 89. 
 
 Beaupel, Reginald, R. of Alwington, 37 b ; (Ord.) 218. 
 Beaworthy [Beworthi, MSJ, 
 
 John Luveriche, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to 
 study, etc. (8 Dec., 1323) ; 177 b : deacon ; renewed for three years (1 Feb., 
 1324-5) ; 183. 
 
 Bectre, Jacob de, Merchant of Lucca ; L 187, etc. 
 Beek, Maynettus, citizen of London ; L 193 b , etc. 
 Behethland, see St. Budock. 
 Bel, John, inst. to Butterleigh ; 82 b . 
 Belleworthi, Ralph de; L 190 b . 
 
 Bello Alneto (also Dalbenney), William de, Prebendary of 
 Chulmleigh; 115, 123 b , (Ord.) 223 b . See Tiverton, 54 b : 
 Chulmleigh; 56. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 43 
 
 Bello Campo [Beauchamp], John de ; L 192 b . 
 
 Bello Monte [Beaumont] Sir John de,Knt., presents to Heanton- 
 
 Punchardon; 148: to Landcross ; 184. 
 
 Bello Monte, Philip de (deceased), son and heir of Richard ; 59 b . 
 Bello Prato [Beaupre] Baldwin de, R. of St. Ladock ; 37 : inst. 
 
 to Poundstock ; 157 b : L 214. 
 Bello Prato, Isabella de, relict of Stephen (page 4) : presents to 
 
 St. Ladock (q.v., 43, 71), 169 b . 
 Bello Prato, Richard de, admitted to St. Ladock, 39 ; resigns ; 
 
 127. He was R. of St. Just-in-Penwith, see St. Ladock 
 
 (Gen. Index); 43, 46, 82 b ; also, Arundelle, John, 126 b ; 
 
 proxy for Adam Mirimouthe ; 86 b : collated (by lapse) to 
 
 a Prebend in St. Buryan ; 128 b , 162: to a Prebend in 
 
 Glasney; 130, 155. 
 
 Beaupre, Richard, see Tavistock Abbey ; 113 b : also, L 207. 
 Bello Prato, Sir Stephen de, Knt., presents to St. Ladock ; 39. 
 Benalvaylonde, in the Parish of St. German's ; 109 b . 
 Bendyn, Sir Robert, Knt., presents to Pillaton ; 1 1 4 b . See L 200. 
 Benefices, Presentations to (absente Episcopo), 
 
 " Commissio ad rescribendum ad quascumque Presentaciones . . . quousque 
 Dominus ab itinere tune versus Regem arrepto ad propriam Diocesim 
 remeaverit," directed to Master Richard de Coletone, Official-Principal 
 (30 Oct., 1317) ; 123 b . See, also, fol. 101, 119. 
 
 Vacant Benefices; Deputacio Yconomi super Beneficiis 
 vacantibus per Constitucionem Johannis Pape XXII 1 : 
 
 Master Henry de Stouforde, Official-Peculiar, was appointed, 26 Feb., 1317-18 ; 
 125 b . 
 
 Collations to Benefices, etc. (absente Episcopo), 
 
 Committed to Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, Canon of Exeter, 2 Jan., 1318-19 ; 
 139 b . 
 
 1 " contra Personas Ecclesiasticas Secu- 
 lares plura curata Ecclesiastica Bene- 
 ficia optinentes." The Benefices 
 affected are set forth in the Schedule 
 thus, " Dimissio Ecclesie de Exe- 
 mynstre per Dominum Thomam de 
 Stapeldone, qui ipsius Ecclesie Eector 
 erat, vj die mensis Februarii, Lon- 
 doniis, per Dominum Petrum de 
 Honetone, ipsius Domini Thome Pro- 
 curatorem ad hoc specialiter consti- 
 tutum. Dimissio Ecclesie de Ather- 
 yngtone per Dominum Eeginaldum 
 de Wilyntone, qui ipsius Ecclesie 
 Rector erat ; apud Waleworthe, juxta 
 Londonias, xvij die mensis Februarii, 
 
 per quendam Petrum, Capellanum, 
 de Uptone, asserentem se Procura- 
 torem prefati Domini Reginaldi ad 
 hoc specialiter constitutum. Dimissio 
 Ecclesie Sancte Ladoce per Dominum 
 Ricardum Beaupre personaliter [ibi- 
 dem], xvj die mensis Februarii. Di- 
 missio Porcionis in Ecclesia de Tuver- 
 tone, per Magistrum Thomam de Tef- 
 fonte, personaliter [ibidem], xvj die 
 Februarii. Dimissio Ecclesiarum de 
 Stoke in Tyrikide et de Alfyngtone 
 per Dominum Stephanum de Bra- 
 wode, personaliter [ibidem], quiiito 
 die mensis Februarii (1317-18). 
 
44 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Commission directed to Walter de Setone, Official-Principal, empowering 
 him to deal with all Resignations, Presentations etc. (absente Episcopo), 19 
 March, 1322-3 ; 175. Also, in conjunction with Canon Thomas de Stapel- 
 done, to confer on any fit Clerk the Canonry and Prebend which should next 
 become vacant (20 March, 1322-3) ; ibid. 
 
 Benefeld, William de, collated to Lezant; 33, 37 b , 44; (Ord.) 
 
 223, 227 b (Benetfeld) : inst. to Camborne ; 69 b . 
 Benet, Master Michael, clerk, 
 
 Commission directed (4 Feb., 1314-15), to Precentor Germeyn and Richard de 
 Coletone, Official-Principal, conferring upon them full powers to act on the 
 Bishop's behalf " in Negocio Provisorio Magistri Michaelis Benet .... 
 de Beneficio Ecclesiastico secundum sue probitatis merita, cum cura vel 
 sine cura, spectante .... ad Collacionem seu Presentacionem Abbatis 
 et Conventus Tavistochie 1 .... nobis a Sede Apostolica commisso " ; 
 101 b . He was R. of Denbury ; 106, 112, 119 b , 161. See Rome, Court of. 
 
 Benteleghe, Elizabeth, wife of Andrew de ; L 186 b , etc. 
 
 Berd, Gilbert, chaplain, of Saltash ; L 213. 
 
 Berd, John, L 203. 
 
 Bere, David de, Patron of Littleham (K.) ; 52 b . 
 
 Bere, John de, inst. to Jacobstowe (Devon) ; 174, I76 b , 181 b . 
 
 See L 196 b 
 
 Bere, Nicholas de, presents to Jacobstowe (Devon) ; 41 b , 174. 
 Beare, Peter de, see Consistory Court ; I72 b : L 192 b . 
 Beare, Richard de la, " Annuellarius de Womberleghe " (see 
 
 " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 Bere-Ferrers [Bir, MS.], Reginald Pypard, acolite, R, 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (24 Sept., 1318): he 
 was to take sub-deacon's Orders within the year, " et dabit ad Fabricam 
 xx solidos ; 130: (priest), renewed, for a year (12 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Bereford, 2 Sir William de, " Justiciarius Domini Regis," 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of xls. per annum, in the same terms as to 
 Sir Hervey Stauntone (q.v.) ; 40. See Arundelle, John de ; 102. 
 
 Berewyke, John de, Canon of Exeter, 31 b ; deceased ; 71 b , 72 b . 
 Berkamstede, Robert de, R. of Calstock (Ord), 218. 
 Berham, 3 Master Michael de, 
 
 The Bishop granted him (17 July, 1309), an annual Pension " de Camera," 
 payable at Michaelmas for life, until he should be provided with a Pre- 
 bendal Benefice [cancelled " va . . . cat "], 42 b . Afterwards, the Bishop 
 granted to Master Michael, " Professor of Civil Law," an annual Pension of 
 
 1 See Vol. I. (Bronescombe), ANTONY anno contulit [Archiepiscopus] . . . 
 (Inst.) graciam Domini Walteri de Stapel- 
 
 2 He was one of the Puisne Justices of tone, Episcopi Exoniensis, Magistro 
 the Common Pleas in 1294, and Chief Michaeli de Bereham, Cancellario 
 Justice in 1309. suo " (Megist. Winchelesey t fol. 47). 
 
 3 Anno Domini M CCC mo viij. Eodem F, J. B. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 45 
 
 six marks, "de camera," till he could provide him with a Prebendal 
 Benefice (13 Feb., 1309-10); 47 b : collated to the Prebend of "Alre," in 
 Crediton; 60, 61 b : deceased; 152. 
 
 Berlinch Priory [Berlich, MS.], Patrons of Mariansleigh ; 72 b . 
 
 Fr. Humphrey, Prior of, appears before the Bishop, at Exeter, and obtains the 
 Churches of Morebath and Mariansleigh " in proprios usus " (20 Sept., 
 1321) ; 160 b . 
 
 Berne ville, John, of Moreton Hampstead ; L 188 b . 
 Berry Narbor, 
 
 Confessio et Condempnacio Ricardi de Chuddeleghe: 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod xij die mensis Augusti, Anno supradicto p. 3 17], apud 
 Nymetone Episcopi, comparuerunt coram Venerabili Patre, Domino Waltero, 
 Dei gracia Exoniensi Episcopo, ibidem personaliter tune presente, Magister 
 Ricardus de Chuddeleghe possessioni Ecclesie de Biri Nerberd, Exoniensis 
 Diocesis, de facto incumbens, ex parte una, et Dominus Ricardus de Brai- 
 leghe, clericus, et familiaris dicti Patris, ex altera ; qui, quidem, Magister 
 Ricardus, bona fide et absque difficultate qualibet, solvere promisit prefato 
 Domino Ricardo, juramento corporali ipsius Magistri Ricardi, tactis Sacro- 
 sanctis Evangeliis, interveniente, pro fructibus et obvencionibus predicte 
 Ecclesie de Biri, singulis annis, in Festis Natalis Domini et Pasche, equis 
 porcionibus, quamdiu eosdem fructus et obvenciones sub Sequestro dicti 
 Patris esse contigerit, decem libras sterlingorum ; volens idem Magister ac 
 expresse consenciens, et petens a predicto Patre, renunciando quoad hoc 
 excepcioni temporis messium, ipsum dicto Domino Ricardo per eundem 
 Patrem in predicta pecunie summa, et solucione ejusdem Terminis ante- 
 dictis, sentencialiter condempnari. Unde idem Pater, audita hujusmodi 
 confessione, et peticioni tarn unius quam alterius Partis annuens in pre- 
 missis, predictum Magistrum Ricardum ad observacionem premissorum 
 sentencialiter condempnavit. Promisit, eciam, idem Magister Ricardus, 
 bona fide, coram dicto Patre, quod prefatam Ecclesiam contra et erga 
 quoscumque, propriis suis sumptibus et periculo, defenderet temporibus 
 secuturis ; ad cujus promissionis condempnacionem extitit similiter con- 
 dempnatus. Presentibus in premissis Domino Thoma de Stapeldone, 
 Magistro Nicholao de Hele, et Ricardo de Tuvertone, clerico, Testibus ; 
 necnon Patre et antedictis Partibus ; 120 b . 
 
 John le Knyghte, deacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence for two years, to 
 study, etc. (20 Sept., 1321) ; 161 : (priest), Licence of non-residence for a year, 
 to study, etc. (24 Nov., 1324) ; 182 b . 
 
 Bertelot, Nicholas, imprisoned for sacrilege (Ord. Pris.); 222 b . 
 Berwe, Richard de, inst. to St. James's, Exeter ; 70. 
 Berwick-on-Tweed, see Scotland; 131 b 138 b . 
 Bickleigh [Bykeleghe, MS.], 
 
 Walter de Mymmelonde, subdeacon, R, Dispensation, as in the case of 
 
 Penyles, see Harford (3 Nov., 1308); 36. See "Inst." 
 Sequestration granted to Master William de Wolleghe, clerk (14 Julv, 
 
 1309) ; 42. 
 William de Wolleghe, deacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence for three 
 
 years, to study, etc. (4 June, 1310) ; 52 : (priest), renewed for two years, to 
 
 study, at home or abroad (16 Oct., 1316) ; 115 b . 
 
 Bicton [Buketone, and Bukyntone, MS.], 
 
 Martin le Arbloster, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two years, from last 
 Michaelmas-Day (20 Nov., 1308) ; 36 b : renewed for a year, from next 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (11 Sept., 1310) ; 56. 
 
 This Rector, being infirm, petitioned the Bishop to appoint Robert, Perpetual- 
 Vicar of Otterton, his coadjutor; and the Bishop complied (28 Nov., 1315) ; 
 
46 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Bideford [Bidiforde, MS.], 
 
 William [Dunnynge], R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1310, 
 "ex certis causis et legitimis " (25 July, 1309); 42 b . Master Henry de 
 Cornubia, priest, R., Dispensation: non-residence, for a year from next 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc., " Parisius vel Oxonie, prout elegerit" (17 Sept., 
 1318) ; 129 b . Master Walter Prodhomme, clerk, R., Dispensation: Licence 
 of non-residence for seven years, to study, etc. (12 April, 1325) ; 184. 
 
 Bertinus and Amya de Greynnevile, of Bideford, see " Oratories " ; 67 b . 
 
 Uppecote, in Bideford ; Manor of David de Servingtone ; 174. 
 
 Bigbury [Bikeburi, MS.], 
 
 Ralph de Pridiaux, R. of, Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1326, 
 to study, etc. (19 May, 1325) ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders within a 
 year; 184 b . 
 
 Bykebyry, Reginald de ; Dispensacio super defectu natalium 
 
 (5 Sept., 1S08) ; 35 b . 
 
 Bikeburi, William de, presents to Bigbury ; 184 b . 
 Bigod, Roger le, Earl of Norfolk, see Bosham; 15 b , 28. 
 Binorchatudi, in the Parish of St. German's ; 109 b . 
 Birtone, Master Wm. de, "Capellanus Domini Thome Joce, 
 
 Cardinalis Anglici, 1 ad partes ipsius Cardinalis," 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of six marks a year, in the Cathedral, till 
 he can collate him to a Prebend therein, or elsewhere (21 Jan., 1308-9) ; 38. 
 
 Birstone, William de, Archdeacon of Gloucester, see Canter- 
 bury ; also St. Dominick; lll b . 
 Bisimano, William de, Treasurer of the Cathedral, 
 
 The Bishop appoints Sir Hugh [le Engleis see Quivil's Reg. fol. 130], R. of 
 Talaton, to serve as coadjutor to this aged Dignitary, " olim nobile Mem- 
 brum in eadem, in tantum senio confractus, et occulto Dei judicio egritu- 
 dine sic gravatus, quod ea que ad ipsam Dignitatem pertinent et se ac 
 Domum et Familiam suam, intra et extra, ad salutem anime sue regere 
 non poterit ut deceret." Hugh was chosen by the Treasurer himself, and 
 was the nearest kinsman he had (11 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b . The said Hugh, 
 together with Thomas Crabba, Rector of Truro, Proctor for the said 
 Treasurer, " manuceperunt de reparando defectus Domorum ac alios 
 Porcionis dicti Thesaurarii in Ecclesia Sancti Probi, in Cornubia, et con- 
 dempnati sunt (18 Sept., 1309) " ; ibid. Also, the said Hugh for the like 
 repairs at Exeter, [Bishop's] Nympton, Bectre(?) and Morkeshille," et coii- 
 dempnatus est " ; ibid. He died soon afterwards ; 47 b . 
 
 Bishop's Tawton; the Parish Church (A.D. 1316), 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, apud Tautone, xvij die Augusti, Dominus. existens in 
 Ecclesia Parochiali ibidem, videns quod Cancellus ibidem erat nimis strictus, 
 obscurus, et in parte ruinosus, idque notorium f uisset, decrevit et precepit 
 quod hujusmodi defectus notorii repararentur infra annum a Festo Sancti 
 Michaelis proximo futuro, sub pena xx marcarum solvendarum per ilium, 
 vel illos, ad quern vel ad quos hujusmodi reparacio dinoscitur pertinere, ad 
 Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis ; 114. 
 
 Bysouthewode, Thomas ; (Ord.Pris.) 236 b . 
 Bisschop, Thomas, R. of Uploman ; 141. 
 
 1 See pp. 11, 16, supra. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 47 
 
 Bitt, Walter le, see Despenser ; 1 84 b . 
 
 Bittedene, John de, presents to Bittadon ; 141 : and again, but 
 only "ilia vice"; 147. 
 
 Blackawton [Blakauetone, MS.], 
 
 George de Byneleghe, subdeacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence till 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (30 March, 1309) ; 39 b : renewed till Michael- 
 mas, 1310 (28 Aug., 1309) ; 43 : (deacon), renewed" ut possit a Festo 
 Sancti Miohaelis proximo futuro per biennium, si ad partes se transferret 
 transmarinas causa studiorum, studere in Loco ubi Universitas sen 
 studium viget generale, absque recepcione Ordinis Presbiteratus " (1 May, 
 1310); 50: renewed till Michaelmas, and for two years afterwards, to 
 study, etc. ; also, to put his Benefice out to farm for five years in whole 
 or in part, as he might prefer (30 May, 1312) ; 71 b : renewed for a year 
 from Michaelmas (next), to study, etc. (29 March, 1 1314) ; 83: renewed for 
 two years (4 Feb., 1314-15) ; 101 b : (priest), renewed for two years (26 Feb., 
 1316-17) ; 117 b : renewed for a year, to study at Paris, or elsewhere (11 
 Feb., 1318-19) ; 140. 
 
 Blacolnisle (also Blacolnisse, fol. 176 see " Lit. Dim."), Roger 
 
 de, inst. to Stoke-Climsland ; I75 b . 
 Black Torrington [Blaketoritone, MS.], 
 
 Robert Pollard, deacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (26 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b : Elias de Tyngewyke, subdeacon, R., Dis- 
 pensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc.. from 8 Feb., 1313-14 ; 
 but the Dispensation was not granted till 23 May,' 131 4) ; 85. Sir Walter 
 de Cromhale, priest, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study 
 (25 Sept., 1316) ; 115: (priest), renewed ; non-residence, and to put out his 
 Benefice to farm, for two years from Michaelmas, " et dabit ad Fabricam 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis xl solidos ; videlicet, pro utroque anno xx solidos (16 
 Aug., 1317) ; 120 b See L 209 b , 210. 
 
 Blakedone, J. de ; (Ord.Pris.) 236 b . 
 
 Blakeford, Kichard de, inst. to Davidstowe ; 70. 
 
 Blakemore, Stephen de ; (Ord.Pris.) 236 b . 
 
 Blanchminster, see Albo Monasterio. 
 
 Bliburghe, William de ; L 206 b . 
 
 Blontesdone, Robert de, Canon of Sarum ; 167 : see Teign ton- 
 Regis, the Prebend of; 88 b . 
 
 Bloyou, Alan, R. of Sfc. Ludgvan ; L 214 : deceased ; 72. 
 
 Bloyou, Alan, Patron of St. Ludgvan (deceased) ; ibid. 
 
 Bloyhou, Benedict, inst. to St. Tudy ; 38 b . 
 
 Bloyou, Henry, inst. to St. Ruan-Lanyhorne ; 150, 151 b , 164, 
 (Ord.) 243. See Consistory-Court; 172. 
 
 Bloyou, John, D.C.L. and Advocate in the Court of Canter- 
 bury, 
 
 The Bishop grants him an annual Pension of five marks ("de Camera 
 nostra,") till he can provide him with a Benefice (29 March, 1308) ; 31 b . 
 
 quarto Kalendas Aprilis. 
 
48 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 See Glasney (note), 38: inst. to St. Ewe ; 49 b : resigns St. Ewe, in exchange 
 for St. Columb-major ; 59, 59 b ; (Ord.) 228: resigns, also, his Prebend in 
 Glasney ; 59 b (see, also, 155, 158): collated to a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 
 118, 159 b . 
 
 Bloyhou, Matilda, Prioress-Elect of Polslo : her Election con- 
 firmed: 161. 
 
 Bloyou, Koger, R of Monkokehampton, see Hatherleigh ; 67 b . 
 Bloyhou, William, 
 
 Admitted to St. Ewe (in commendam) ; 42, 49 b : Provost of Glasney (in 
 commendam) ; 80 b : inst. to Marwood ; 119 b , 158 b , (Ord.) 239. He was, 
 also, R. of Pouudstock ; 157 b : deceased ; 155, 157 b . See L 200 b , 201 b , 203 
 
 Blunt, Ralph le, poulterer, of London; L 20 l b . 
 Bochasmethe, Ralph, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 
 Boconnoc: Dedication of the Parish-Church (see "Dedica- 
 tions"); 162 
 
 Richard Barry, clerk, R. [Bocquinnoke, MS.], Dispensation: non-residence 
 for two years, to study, etc. ; but he was to take subdeacon's Orders in the 
 course of the first year (26 Dec., 1318) ; 139 b . 
 
 Boddeleghe, Roger de, see Lanivet (Inst.) ; 74, 101. 
 
 Bodekysham, Walter de, R. of St. Dominick; 54 b , 73 b , lll b 
 Ul.See Yallibus, Robert de, " Wills " ; L 201 b . 
 
 Bodmin Priory [" Monasterium Sancti Petrochi Bodminie "], 
 
 Constitucio Coadjutoris: 
 
 (The aged Prior, Germanus, being past work) septimo die Marcii, loco supra- 
 dicto [apud Penryn 1308-9], emanavit Litera continencie inf rascripte : 
 Walterus, etc. . . . Domino Ricardo de Hacche, presbitero, salutem, etc. 
 Prioratum Bodminie, Ordinis Sancti Augustini, nostre Dyocesis nostrique 
 patronatus, nuper ex Officii debito visitantes, invenimus tarn in capite quam 
 in membris plurima corrigenda. Inter cetera, vero, Dominum Germanum, 
 Priorem ejusdem Domus, senio confractum, egritudine perpetua, ut creditur, 
 gravatum, necuon luminibus oculorum et discrecione sensuum debilitatum 
 in tantum invenimus, quod ad regimen ipsius Prioratus ipsum decrevimus 
 totaliter irnpotentem ; propter que eundem Priorem ab administracione 
 Temporalium et Spiritualium ipsius Prioratus, exigente justicia, duximus 
 canonice suspendendum. Hinc est quod, de vestris prurlencia, fidelitate, 
 et discrecione plurimum confidentes, vos eidem Priori Coadjutorem hiis 
 Literis deputamus, curam et regimen dicti Prioratus, tarn in Temporalibus 
 quam in Spiritualibus, quatenus ad nos pertinet, vobis in Domino com- 
 mittentes : ita, tamen, quod per visum et testimonium lleligiosi Viri, 
 Domini Olyveri dicti le Seneschal, Canonici dicte Domus, de omnibus 
 receptis et expensis ad dictum Prioratum spectantibus nobis per fidelem 
 compotum respondere possitis, cum super hoc fueritis requisiti. Proviso 
 quod juxta regulares observancias predictus Prioratus in Divinis Officiis 
 nocturnis et diurnis deserviatur honeste, et animarum cura in eodem 
 minime negligatur. Volurnus, eciam, quod de omnibus et singulis personis, 
 tarn Regularibus quam Secularibus, receptoribus bonorum quorumcumque 
 ejusdem Prioratus, in presencia duorum vel trium Canonicorum ejusdem, 
 finalem compotum audiatis, et faciatis ulterius quod justicia suadebit. 
 Intencionis, autem, nostre existit quod, quatenus nobis a jure permittitur, 
 vobis generalem administracionem in premissis committamus. Et hec 
 omnia et singula dicto Priori et Conventui, et omnibus aliis quorum 
 
GENERAL INDEX BODMIN . 49 
 
 interest, tenore Presencium intimamus, Presentibus pro nostro beneplacito 
 duraturis ; 39. Another Commission to the same effect, was directed (9 
 Jan., 1309-10), to Richard de Bello Prato, R. of St. Ladock ; but it was 
 cancelled, " va . . . cat " ; 46. 
 
 In the month of May (the day is not stated), 1310, the said Prior wrote to 
 the Bishop, requesting permission to resign, as he was too old and infirm 
 to retain the Office any longer. Permission was granted ; and on the llth 1 
 of the same month the Sub-Prior, Fr. Reginald de Corbays, and the 
 Convent, petitioned the Bishop for licence to elect a successor ; 51. Space 
 was left here, evidently for the insertion of this Licence ; but it remains 
 blank. The said Sub-Prior [Corboys, MS., here], then wrote to the Bishop, 
 on the Wednesday before the Feast of St. Dunstan (13 May), referring to 
 the said resignation (which had been completed on the previous Sunday), 
 and .informing him that on the said Wednesday the whole Community 
 assembled in the Chapter- House for the Election, " congregatis et presen- 
 tibus tune de ipsius Monasterii gremio, ac aliis qui voluerunt, debuerunt, 
 ac comode potuerunt interesse." He proceeds "placuit per viam com- 
 promissi Monasterio nostro predicto vacanti providere de Priore. Verum, 
 quia vobis tune a Dyocesi vestra per vocacionem Regiam recedentibus, 
 et ad exeundum fines Regni Anglie, necessitate ipsius vocacionis, ut puplice 
 dicebatur, preparatis nos, pro negocio Provisionis vacantis Monasterii 
 nostri vos in hoc casu forsan adire oporteret in longinquo, et pati dampna 
 vacacionis diuturne, ad grave dispendium Monasterii nostri antedicti, si alias 
 Provisionis seu Eleccionis vias eligeremus in hoc casu, nos, Subprior, 
 Canonici, et Confratres antedicti, de Eleccione futuri Prioris habito tractatu 
 communi et sollempni, de Canonicis Eleccionis formis viam in Provisione 
 ipsius Monasterii elegimus compromissi, et in vestram Sanctam Paterni- 
 tatem, de zelo vestre paterne et patronalis affeccionis ad plenum confisi, 
 providendi nobis et Monasterio nostro predicto de ydoneo Priore ac eligendi 
 vobis, vice nostra, ydoneum Priorem per hujusmodi viam compromissi de 
 gremio Monasterii nostri concorditer transferimus plenam et liberam potes- 
 tatem. Promittentes quod ilium de quo nobis et Monasterio nostro 
 provideritis de Priore, in Priorem nostrum recipiemus et perpetuis tem- 
 poribus habebimus pro Priore " ; 51 b . 
 
 The Bishop's reply is dated on Wednesday, the morrow of the Feast of St. 
 Dunstan (20 May), in his Chapel at Faringdon. He writes like a true 
 Christian Bishop " invocata Spiritus Sancti gracia," agreeing to the pro- 
 posal, and nominating Sir John de Kylkamptone, a Canon-Regular of their 
 House and in Priest's Orders, " professum, et de legitimo matrimonio 
 procreatum, cui eciam vite sanctitas et morum honestas suffragantur, . . . 
 curam et regimen ipsius Prioratus eidem, in nostra presencia personaliter 
 constituto, licet diucius renitenti, finaliter, tamen, ad nostram instanciam 
 cousencienti, per birreti nostri tradicionem, in Domino committentes." 
 The witnesses were Master John Wele, Archdeacon of Barnstaple ; Sir 
 Thomas de Stapeldone, Sir Peter de Honetone, and Sir John de Pultone, 
 Canons of Crediton ; Richard de Brayleghe, R. of St. Gerrans ; Stephen, 
 R. of Thorney ; John David and Roger le Gros, Canons-Regular of Bodmin ; 
 and others ; ibid. 
 
 There follows the Bishop's Ordinance concerning the provision to be made for 
 the late Prior, " Ordinacio necessariorum Fratris Germani, prius Prioris 
 Bodminie." The Bishop pays a high tribute to his merits, his laudable 
 conversation and abundant labours, and assigns to him, for life, the Chapel 
 of St. Margaret with the buildings thereto attached and all the obventions 
 thereof ; also, the customary allowance of two Canons in meats and drinks, 
 and six marks yearly for clothes and other necessaries, being the rents 
 paid by certain tenants, which were to be duly assigned to him, the said 
 
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50 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 tenants to be bound on oath to pay the said rents regularly ; all other 
 services and escheats thereof remaining to the Priory. And the ex-Prior 
 was to have for his companion one of the Canons, an honourable and peace- 
 loving man ; any difficulties that might arise to be referred to the Bishop 
 for summary settlement " sine strepitu et figura Judicii." " Habeat, 
 eciam, . . . unum hominem officii et unum garcionem, sibi et socio suo 
 deservientes humiliter sumptibus dicti Prioratus, sicut alios hujusmodi 
 famulos ejusdem in omnibus sustentandos." But Germanus was to keep 
 the said Chapel and its buildings in good repair, from year to year, and on 
 St. Margaret's Day he was to give a lagena of good wine, or threepence to 
 buy wine, to every Canon, on his Election, and without keeping him 
 waiting ; and if he failed therein, the amount was to be deducted from 
 his allowances. He was himself to occupy the premises attached to St. 
 Margaret's Chapel, and was to be excused from all Conventual duties on 
 account of his great age and infirmity. Dated at Faringdon, 22 May, 1 
 1310 ; ibid. 
 
 Ccmmissio circa Canonicos Bodminie, 
 
 Directed to the Bishop's Official-Principal (22 April, 1312). In quibuscumque 
 Causis seu Negociis, tarn correccionum quam aliorum Articulorum quorum- 
 cumque, contra Dominos (sic) Oliverum le Seneschal, Dominum Walterum 
 de Sancta Margareta, Dominum Reginaldum Corbois, Ricardum Martyn, 
 Rogerum le Gros, Johannem Waleis, Baldewynum le Moun, Rogerum de 
 Sancto Cuthberto, Ricardum le Seys, Johannem David, Willelmum de la 
 Hyde, Walterum Nature!, Odonem Denisel, Herveium de Rosculian, Cos- 
 tantinum, Johannem de la Haye, Rogerum de Holacumbe, et Thomam 
 Daniel, Canonicos Prioratus Bodminie, nostre Dyocesis, et eorum quem- 
 libet divisim, ex Officio nostro motis seu moveudis, una cum omnibus et 
 singnlis Articulis ad hujusmodi Causas seu Negocia pertinentibus, vobis 
 vices nostras, cum Canonice cohercionis potestate, committimus per Pre- 
 sentes ; 71. In the result the Canons were excommunicated by the Bishop's 
 Official and Commissary " pro suis manifestis contumaciis " ; to whom he 
 wrote (5 Dec, 1312), to the effect that, as their first contumacy had been 
 directed against himself, he reserved absolution for a time ; 75. 
 
 Prorogacio Terminorum super solucione ccxlvj librarum iiij denariorum 
 
 sic, facto, Priori Bodminie : 
 
 The Bishop held two " Litere Obligatorie " for 266 13s. 4d., and 20 thereof 
 had been paid to him more than a year ago. " Preterea, in Termino Sancte 
 Trinitatis, Anno .... Regis Edwardi [II] vij mo [1313] versus Johannem 
 de Kylkamptone, Priorem ejusdem Prioratus, coram Justiciariis de Banco 
 Domini Regis, per consideracionem eorundem Justiciariorum et recogni- 
 cionem dicti Prioris, ducentas libras sterlingorum, certis terminis futuris 
 solvendorum, recuperaverimus, ac nichilominus in eodein Termino idem 
 Prior, in Cancellaria ejusdem Domini Regis, recognovisset se teneri nobis 
 in quadraginta sex libris, xiij solidis et iiij denariis sterlingorum, certis 
 futuris Terminis solvendorum, predictis Literis Obligatoriis penes nos 
 remanentibus, sicut prius ; nos, considerantes dictorum Religiosorum in- 
 opiam, quodque idem Monasterium, propter ipsorum incuriam, in suis 
 mobilibus facultatibus plurimtim sit collapsum ; et cupientes, propter hec, 
 sibi facere graciam specialem, concessimus eisdem Priori et Conventui quod 
 si nobis satisfecerint, citra Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula [1 Aug.] proximo 
 futurum, de quadraginta marcis sterlingorum, et infra Quindenam Festi 
 Omnium Sanctorum [1 Nov.] de aliis quadraginta marcis sterlingorum, et 
 postea infra Quindenam Festi Invencionis Sancte Crucis [3 May] tune 
 subsequentis, similiter de quadraginta marcis sterlingorum, et sic, de anno 
 in annum, in predictis Terminis Quindene Invencionis Sancte Crucis de 1 
 
 1 die Vejieris proxima post Festum Sancti Dunstani. 
 
GENERAL INDEX BODMIN. 51 
 
 marcis, et Quindene Omnium Sanctorum de 1 marcis, quousque dictarum 
 peccuniarum summe ccxlvjV/. xiijs. et iiijd., sic recuperate et recognite, nobis 
 fuerint plenarie persolute, ita quod in ultimo Termino, id quod residuum 
 erit, dicta peccunia persolvatur, ad citeriorern solucionem in Terminis 
 coram predictis Justiciariis, in Cancellaria Domini Regis, de dictis peccuni- 
 arum summis assignatis minime teneantur, nee compelli valeant quoquo 
 modo. Si, vero, in aliquo Termino, defecerint de solucione supradicta 
 tune ad observandum Terminos coram eisdem Justiciariis de Banco, in 
 Cancellaria Domini Regis assignatos, teneantur et compelli valeant, presenti 
 Litera non obstante. Et cum nobis de ccxlvj libris, xiij solidis, et iiij 
 denariis, in dictis Terminis, vel postea, de dictis debitis plenarie satis- 
 fecerint, extunc tarn predicte recogniciones quam Litere Obligatorie irrite 
 sint et inanes et omni careant robore firmitatis ; interim utrisque in suo 
 robore duraturis. In cujua rei testimonium sigillum nostrum Presentibus 
 duximus appouendum. Datum apud Farndone, Wyntoniensis Dyocesis, 
 xxij die mensis Junii, Anno Domini M. CCC. xiitj mo ; 85 b . 
 
 Acta super Requisicione ad reconciliandum Monasterium Bodminie: 
 MEMORANDUM quod die Sabbati proxima post Festum Sancti Leonardi (9 
 Nov., 1314), occurrens Frater Johannes [de Kylkamptone], Prior Monasterii 
 Bodminie, Domino Episcopo, juxta Pontem de Lostwithiel, ex parte 
 Orientali ejusdem Pontis, exposuit eidem Episcopo quod per quendam 
 conflictum inter quendam Fratrem Odonem Denisel, Concanonicum suum 
 dicti Monasterii, et quendam Clericum Secularem, quern idem Frater Odo, 
 in Monasterio predicto, usque ad sanguinis effusionem vulneravit, biennio 
 vel circiter elapso, idem Monasterium fuerat execratum ; supplicans humi- 
 liter eidem Episcopo ut, ad dictum Monasterium divertens, ipsum, si 
 placeret, reconciliare diguaretur. Qui, quidem, Episcopus, post modicum 
 annuens supplicacionibus dicti Prioris, statuit Diem Dominicam proximam 
 post Festum Sancti Edmundi, Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi [24 Nov.] ad 
 reconciliandum Monasterium antedictum. Et veniens idem Episcopus, ex 
 hac causa, die Sabbati proxima ante dictam Dominicam, apud Bodminiam, 
 et ingrediens Capitulum ibidem, vocatisque dicto Fratre Johanne, Priore, 
 et aliis Canonicis dicti Monasterii coram eo, super dicta violencia et modo 
 ejusdem requisivit eosdem. Qui, quidem, Prior et Canonici fatebantur 
 ibidem quod prefatus Frater Odo quendam Clericum Secularem in Ecclesia 
 sua, biennio vel circiter elapso, usque ad sanguinis effusionem in dicta 
 Ecclesia vulneravit ; et id noviter ad cor revocantes reputabant ex hoc 
 Locum ipsum execratum ; et quod a tempore dicte violencie celebrarunt in 
 dicta Ecclesia et alia Divina Officia excercuebant (sic) in eadem sicut prius, 
 et corpora mortuorum sepeliebant similiter sicut prius. Unde idem Epi- 
 scopus, hiis auditis, et reputans factum hujusmodi grande et enorme, et 
 quod factum ipsum, quoad Celebracionem Divinorum et aliorum Divinorum 
 Omciorum excercicium, in loco taliter execrato et execrate manente, erat 
 commune, decrevit propterea ipsos debere puniri in communi, et mulctavit 
 eos in viginti libris sterlingorum, pro suo beneplacito ab ipsis levandoruni. 
 Presentibus Dominis Petro de Honitone, Ricardo de Braileghe, presbiteris 
 dicti Episcopi, et me Nicholao de Hele, clerico ipsius ; 89 b . 
 
 Litera Generalis super Excommunicacione Philippi de Kernek : 
 He had, some time before, laid violent hands upon Roger le Gros, one of the 
 Canons, a priest, and professed " usque ad non modicam sanguinis effusi- 
 onem graviter vulnerando, and having appeared before the Bishop, he was 
 convicted, and sentenced to incur the Greater Excommunication, as the due 
 and canonical reward of sacrilegious malefactors of that sort ; and the 
 Sentence was publickly proclaimed throughout the whole of the Arch- 
 deaconry of Cornwall. Up to the date of the Bishop's Letter (28 Aug., 
 1315), he had not been absolved ; and, meanwhile, the Bishop forbids the 
 Faithful to hold communion with him " quin pocius, ut rubore suffusus 
 ad Ecclesie gremium celerius revertatur . . . vitetis eundem, et ipsum 
 vitari similiter faciatis " ; 108 b . See. also, Rome, Court of j 122. 
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52 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 The Prior and Convent were Patrons of Hollacombe ; I74 b: 
 
 Newton-St. Petrock ; 119: a Portion (or Prebend) in St- 
 
 Endellion; 71: St. Minver ; 130: Withiel ; 181. 
 Bodminia, Christopher de, collated to St. Colan; 35 b . See 
 
 " Confessions " ; 48. 
 
 Bodpedethe, Luke de, Proctor for Thomas de Knolle ; 176 b . 
 Bodrugan, Sir Henry de, Knt., presents to St. Martins-by- 
 
 Looe; 36. 
 
 Bodrugan, Sir Otho de, Knt., presents to Poundstock ; 1 57 b . 
 Bodrigan, Peter de, one of the Executors of Ysolda de Bod- 
 
 rigan's Will (see " Wills " ; 60;. 
 
 Bodrigan, Wm. de, Archdeacon of Cornwall (see " Inst.") ; 85. 
 Bodyer, Robert, inst. to Tavistock ; 128. 
 Bodyn, Walter, inst. to Bittadon (q.v., Inst., 141) ; 147. 
 Boggewille, Reginald de, see Consistory Court ; 1 72 b . 
 Bokenal, David de, chaplain of St. Buryan (q.v.) ; 85. 
 Bokerele, Bartholomew de, see Tautone, Robert de ; 156 b . 
 Bokerel, Henry de, appointed the Bishop's Steward in Devon ; 
 
 34t>. See Comptone, William ; 60 b : Budleigh ; 63 b . 
 Bohun, Humphrey de, Earl of Hereford and Essex, presents 
 
 to Powderham, as Guardian to John de Pouderham, a 
 
 minor; 154 b . 
 
 Boleford, Richard de, see Ros. Saer de ; 38 b . 
 Bolleghe, Henry de, (late) Archdeacon of Cornwall, see " Wills " 
 
 (Puntyngtone) ; 66. 
 
 Bonde, Robert, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 Bonda, William, Priest- Vicar in the Cathedral, see Puntyndone ; 
 
 42 b : R. of Poltimore; (Bonde) 73 b , L 190 b . 
 Bondleigh [Boneleghe, MS.], 
 
 Sir Adam [called Marchaunt], subdeacon, R, Dispensation : non-residence for 
 a year from last Michaelmas (30 Nov., 1308) ; 37. It was, afterwards, 
 cancelled, but was granted again, till Michaelmas 1309 (24 Dec., 1308) ; 
 37 b . [He is here called, simply, " Sir Adam" ; and I was, at first, under 
 the impression that Sir Adam de Ckampaus, inst., some thirty years before, 
 by Bp. Bronescombe (see Vol. I., page 115), was meant ; but it will be 
 observed that the latter was in priest's Orders in 1277, whereas this Adam 
 was a subdeacon in 1308, and he must have been inst. by Bp. Quivil or by 
 Bp. Bytton]. The Dispensation was renewed (deacon) till Michaelmas, 1310 
 (13 Sept., 1309) ; 43*: also, till Michaelmas, 1312 (27 Sept., 1311) ; 65: also, 
 for a year from next Michaelmas (10 Ang., 1312) ; 73: and again for a year 
 from next Michaelmas (" Magister Adam Marchaunt " 16 Aug., 1314) ; 87. 
 Sir John de Bradmor, priest, R , Licence of non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, from 6 Oct., 1322, "et dabit j marcam " ; 174. 
 
 Boneker, Richard, of Nymet-St. George, Dispensacio super de- 
 fectu natalium (17 Dec., 1308) ; 37. See the next Entry. 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 53 
 
 Bonere, Richard le, of Nymet-St. George, inst. to Cheldon ; 112 b . 
 
 Boor, Bartholomew le, inst. to Landcross ; 1 84. 
 
 Borham, John de, see Lanteglos [-by-Camelford] (Inst.) ; 33 b . 
 
 He was one of the Executors of the Will of John Lovetot, 
 
 senior ; L 185. 
 Borne, Sir William de, Canon of Wells, 
 
 The Bishop granted him an annual Pension of four marks, " de Camera sua," 
 payable at Easter, till he could provide him with a suitable Benefice (28 
 Feb., 1 1311-12) ; 69. He was collated to a Prebend in Glasney on the 
 26th of March, 2 1312 ; 69 b . 
 
 Bos, in Zennor (q.v.) ; 108 b . 
 
 Boscarn, Agnes de, see St. Buryan : 85. 
 
 Boscher, Geoffrey, inst. to Eggbuckland ; 129 b . 
 
 Boscyni. Martin de, inst. to Lamerton ; I7l b : he had resigned 
 
 Jacobstowe (Devon) ; 174. 
 Bose varan, John, inst. to St. Paul (hodie " Paul "), Cornwall ; 
 
 119. 
 Bosham, the King's Free Chapel of (see Vol. V.p. 30, note 8), 
 
 The Bishop cites all the Canons, except Ralph de Hyngham and Richard 
 le Brun (who had already appeared), to appear before him, in the Chapel 
 of Bosham, and take the Oath of Canonical Obedience, and admonishes 
 them as to their Prebends (25 June, 1308), and Walter [de Welwe], Sacrist, 
 appeared in person with John Doude (one of the Vicars), Proctor for the 
 said Richard le Brun. Stephen de Cheshunte appeared by his Proctor, John 
 Dude (sic), (26 July, ad Chidham) ; 35. John de Drokenesforde appeared 
 by Jordan de Hertewelle, chaplain (22 Sept., at the same place) ; 35 b . 
 
 Commission directed (31 Aug., 1309) to Sir William de Meltone, " Decano 
 in Ecclesia Sancti Martini Londoniarum, et Clerico Domini Regis," The 
 Bishop revokes a former Commission, directed to Master Roger de Welle- 
 tone, and gives permission to institute and induct any fit person to the 
 Canonry and Prebend about to become vacant, but without prejudice to 
 any Apostolick Provision, or Nomination by the King ; 43. There is no 
 record of what was done herein; but, probably, the reference is to the 
 Prebend of John de Lewes, to which Michael de Berham was collated, 14 
 Jan., 1310-11, "suo periculo," and evidently after enquiry and delay (see 
 "Inst.") ; 59. A Commission had been directed, 13 Jan., 1309-10, to 
 Richard, V. of Chidham, in the matter of an action brought by Canon 
 Ralph de Hyngham against the said John de Lewes ; 46 b . 
 
 The following Record of the Bishop's Visitation of Bosham has been bound 
 up, together with other Documents relating to this Collegiate-Church, at 
 the beginning of the Register : 
 
 fol. 25. VlSITACIO FACTA IN LlBERA CAPELLA DE BOSEHAM PER DoMINUM WAL- 
 TERUM, EXONIENSEM EPISCOPU.M, PEBSONALITER, SECUNDO DIE JURIDICO POST 
 
 FESTUM EPIPHANIE DOMINI, ANNO EJUSDEM M mo CCC mo NONO, ET CONSE- 
 
 CRACIONIS SUE SECUNDO: 
 
 Certificatorium Vocacionis, Venerabili in Christo Patri, Domino suo. Domino 
 Waltero, Dei gracia Episcopo Exoniensi, suus humilis et devotus Sacrista 
 
 1 tercio Kalendas Marcii. The grant Entry is marked " va . . . cat." 
 
 was afterwards cancelled, and the 2 septimo Kalendas Aprilis. 
 
54 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 in Libera Capella vestra de Boseham, obedienciam, reverenciam tanto Patri 
 debitam cum honore. Mandatum vestrum recepi sub eo qui sequitur tenore 
 verborum: "Walterus, perrnissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, dilecto 
 in Christo filio, Sacriste Libere Capelle do Boseham, salutem, graciam, et 
 benedicuionem. Quia dictam Liberam Capellam nostram de Boseham 
 secundo Die Juridico post Festum Epiphanie Domini proximo futurum, 
 Altissimo concedente, ex Officii nostri debito canonice visitare proponimus, 
 vobis in virtute Obediencie firrniter injungimus et mandamus quatinus 
 peremptorie cibetis omnes dicte Capelle Canonicos ; ceterosque ejusdem 
 Ministros, quod compareant coram nobis, seu nostras vices gerentibus, dicto 
 die, in eadem Capella uostra de Boseham, Canonici, videlicet, supradicti, 
 Titulurn si quem habeant Canonicum super assecucione Prebendarum suarum 
 in Capella memorata exhibituri ; ceteri, vero, ac ipsi Canonici facturi 
 et recepturi quod hujusmodi Visitacionis nostre Officium in se exigit et 
 requirit. Et quid in premissis feceritis nos, seu nostras vices gerentes, 
 citra dictum diem, per Literas vestras Patentes, harum seriem et nomina 
 citatorum coutinentes, aperte et distincte certificetis. Datum apud Farn- 
 done, xxj die Decembris, Anno Domini M CCC nono." 1 Hujusmodi, 
 igitur, auctoritate Maudati vestri reverendi, omnes et singulos Canonicos 
 dicte Capelle de Boseham, iu stallis suis in dicta Capella, prout de ipsius 
 Capelle consuetudine hactenus usitatum existit, ac Vicarios et ceteros 
 Ministros ejusdem in Domibus suis peremptorie citavi quod compareant, 
 die et loco supradictis, ad faciendum quod dictum Mandatum in se exigit 
 et requirit. Nomina, vero, dictorum citatorum in Cedula Presentibus 
 annexa seriosius continentur. Et sic Mandatum vestrum sum executus. 
 Datum apud Boseham, iij Nonas Januarii [3 Jan.], Anno supradicto. 
 
 Copia Gedule de qua in Certificatorio fit mencio tolls est : 
 DominusRadulphusdeHyng-^ Dominus Willelmus de La > 
 
 ham, Hale, parochus, 
 
 MagisterStephanusde Chest- Domiuus Stephauus de Mid- 
 
 hunte, hurste, 
 
 Dominus Johannes de Lewes, I p Dominus Johannes de Virga, ^ ViCABn. 
 
 Dominus Amaneus de Pela- f u ICL Dominus Willelmus de Lo- 
 
 grua, wente, 
 
 Dominus Ricardus Le Brun, Dominus Walterus de Bern- 
 
 Dominus Walterus deWelwe, ham, 
 
 Sacrista et Canonicus, j 
 
 Johannes Phelip, 
 
 ,-r t T- -i t 
 
 Henncus de Bradebrugge, 
 Johannes de Boseham, 
 Placita : 
 
 Dominus Radulphus de Hyngham, Canonicus et Prebendarius dicte Capelle 
 de Boseham, vocatus ad secundum Diem Juridicum post Festum Epiphanie 
 Domini supradictum, ad ostendendum Titulum suum, mediante quo optinet 
 dictam Prebendam, comparuit per Dominum Walterum, Sacristam ejusdem 
 Loci, capellanum, Procuratorem suum, cujus Procuratorii copia retenta 
 super assecucione dicte Prebende, nomine Domini sui nichil exhibuit ; unde 
 datus est sibi dies crastinus, per Dominum Episcopum, in Capella antedicta, 
 ad faciendum ulterius quod jus dictabit. Quibus die et loco, dicto Domino 
 Radulpho coram Magistris Nicholao de Hele, Canonico in Ecclesia Sancti 
 Carantoci, et Willelmo de Wolleghe, Rectore Ecclesie de Bykeleghe, Com- 
 missariis Domini Exoniensis Episcopi predicti in hac parte Specialibus, 
 quorum Commissionis tenor inferius contiuetur, per Procuratorem suum, 
 
 1 Another copy of this Mandate is pre- dictam Capellam suam personaliter 
 
 served on fol. 46, this memorandum accessit, et Officium Visitacionis sue 
 
 being added : Die, vero, Visitacionis quoad Canonicos et Vicarios exercuit 
 
 adveniente, Dominus Episcopus ad in eadem. 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 55 
 
 ut supra, comparente, idem Procurator dicit se nil velle ulterius exbibere. 
 Unde preclusa est sibi via ulterius exhibendi et proponendi per decretum, 
 et datus est sibi dies Lune proximo sequens ad audiendum Pronunciacionem 
 in Capella autedicta. Quibus die et loco, dicto Radulpho per Procuratorem 
 suum coram dictis Commissariis, ut supra, comparente, dicti Commissarii 
 dictam Pronunciacionem distulerunt : uude pendet Pronunciacio. [This 
 Entry is given in full: in the subsequent Entries the essential portions 
 only are given, to avoid repetition]. 
 
 Commissio : 
 
 . . . Ad cognoscendum super criminibus et excessibus subditorum nostrorum 
 Libere Capelle nostre de Boseham, in Visitacione nostra nuper in eadem 
 facta repertis, necnon dicta crimina et excessus corrigendi, puniendi, et 
 super eisdem faciendi et statuendi que nostro incumbunt Ofncio, et ad 
 faciendum et excercendum omnia et singula predictam Visitacionem et 
 personas visitatas qualitercumque contingencia, quociens nos personaliter 
 abesse contigerit, vices nostras vobis communiter et divisim committimus 
 . . . Datum apud Chuddeham, nono die Januarii, Anno Domini Millesimo 
 CCC mo nono [1309-10]. [There is another copy on fol. 46]. 
 Magister Stephanus de Chesthunte, Canonicus, etc., comparuitper Magis- 
 trum Willelmum de la Lane, de Fyssyngborne, clericum, . . . qui exhibuit 
 Collacionem et Induccionem sub sigillo bone memorie Domini Thome 
 [Byttone], nuper Exoniensis Episcopi, quarum copia retenta, et probata 
 Induccione per duos testes alias per Sacristam . . . facta, datus est ei, etc. 
 
 pendet. . . . preclusa est ei via ulterius exhibendi, etc. (ut supra). 
 
 fol. 25 b . Dominus Johannes de Lewes . . . comparuit per Dominum Johannem 
 de Virga, presbiterum, . . . qui exhibuit Literas Domini Willelmi, quondam 
 Decani Ecclesie Cicestrensis, Executoris Domini sui, a Sede Apostolica, ut 
 
 pendet, asserebatur, deputati, super Collacione, etc. (and so on, in substance, ut supra). 
 Dominus Amaneus de Pelagrua . . . comparuit per . . . Sacristam ibidem, 
 substitutum Magistri Willelmi de Tosta. His Papers were not satisfactory, 
 and he was ordered to appear before the Bishop in Exeter Cathedral, and 
 take the oath of Obedience, "proximo die Juridico post mediam Quad- 
 
 pendet. ragesimam." 
 
 Dominus Ricardus le Brun . . . comparuit per Thomam de Arundelle, . . . 
 qui fatebatur dictum Dominum suum fuisse, et esse, in partibus trans- 
 marinis, et ibidem, Licencia . . . non petita vel optenta, moram trahere . . . 
 Episcopus prefatum Ricardum puplico Edicto monuit et citavit. This 
 Document sets forth that the Canon " nedum ab ipsis Capella et Beneficio, 
 set eciam a Regno Anglie se transferens ad loca transivit ignota, Licencia . . 
 non optenta," and, accordingly, he was admonished to return into residence, 
 not later than Michaelmas following, " alioquin quod nostro incumbit 
 Officio extunc super hoc faciemus." His Proctor, Family and Friends were 
 to see to this matter, " et sic pendet Pronunciatio." 
 
 pendet. Dominus Walterus de Welwe , . . comparuit personaliter . . . (ut supra) 
 "dicens seplura non velle exhibere: unde preclusa est sibi via, etc." (ut supra). 
 
 Vicarii, 
 
 fol. 26. Dominus Willelmus de La Hale, Vicarius Magistri Stephani de Cheshunte, 
 comparuit personaliter ; et, requisitus si hactenus juramentum Obediencie 
 . . . Exoniensi Episcopo prestitisset, dicit quod non ; et monitus ibidem 
 juramentum prestare, recusavit omnino. Fatebatur, tamen, dictum . . . Epi- 
 scoputn Ordinarium esse Loci ejusdem, quoad Chorum, et ipsum ministrare 
 in eodem. Et habet diem ... He appeared in due course, but said he 
 could give no reason for his refusal ; adding, however, that he received no 
 
 ry for his services. For his contumacy and manifest disobedience, his pay, 
 it should turn out that he had any, was sequestrated. He afterwads 
 submitted, and the Sequestration was taken off, "pro beueplacito." 
 Dominus Stephanus de Midhurste, Vicarius Domini Radulphi de Hyngham, 
 comparuit personaliter ; et, requisitus (ut supra) . . . fatetur et recusat. 
 He could give no adequate excuse, and was dealt with in the same way. 
 
56 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Dominus Johannes de Virga, Vicarius Domini Johannis de Lewes, . . 
 
 comparuit personaliter with the same result. 
 
 Dominus Willelmus de Lowente, Vicarius Domini Amanei, the same. 
 Dominus Walterus de Bernham, Vicarius Ricardi le Brun, the same. 
 
 fol. 26^. Acta coram Magistris Nicholao et Willelmo, Commissar Us, etc. : 
 
 CORRECCIONES : 
 
 Item, detectum est, in Visitacione, quod Magister Stephanus de Chesthunte 
 . . . dedit Domino Johauni de Hasele, qui Prebendam, quam nunc optinet 
 dictus Stephanus, prius . . . habebat, quadraginta marcas sterlingorum, 
 promittens nichilominus eidem Ecclesiam de Moungomery, estimacionis, 
 ut dicitur, xl marcarum, ea condicione seu pacto ut predictam Prebendam 
 suam ad opus suum resignaret . . . Habens in personam Magistri Willelmi 
 de Fyssyngborne, Procuratoris sui . . . tercium Diem Juridicum post 
 Festum Epiphanie . . . negavit ea omnia et singula esse vera: unde datus 
 est, etc. . . . Indicta est Purgacio prefato Magistro . . . This took place 
 in the Bishop's Chapel, in London, on the day after the Feast of St. Peter's 
 Chair (i.e. 23 Feb.) " et dimissus est, ilia vice." His Prebend was that 
 
 called " Parochialis," " curam habet animarum tocius Parochie dicte 
 
 Capelle adjacentis, et tenetur ad personalem residenciam ; qui, necglecta 
 cura sibi commissa et residencia supradicta, absque Licencia ... ad partes 
 setransfert alias." His Proctor was examined on oath, and said that there 
 was no cure of souls attached to the Prebend, to the best of his belief, 
 though he confessed that it was called the Parochial Prebend. Asked 
 whether the said Canon held other Benefices with cure of souls, or no, he 
 said that he did to wit, the Church of Horton, Dioc. of Lincoln, and the 
 Free Chapel of Moungomery, and acknowledged that he had been admitted 
 thereto after he became Canon. pendet. 
 
 Item, detectum est . . . quod Johannes de Lewes, Stephanus de Chesthunte, et 
 Radulphus de Hjngham . . . spoliarunt, spoliarive mandarunt Walterum, 
 Sacristam Loci, jam tribus annis effiuxis, de quibusdam garbis, quas habere 
 debuit et habuit pacifice per biennium post Collacionem dicte Sacristarie sibi 
 factam, de singulis carnpis Comitis Marescalli in Manerio de Boseham, et quas 
 predecessores sui .... pacifice perceperunt .... pro custodia dictorum 
 camporum per Sacristam . . . post messioneui et ante amocionem earundem 
 facienda. The Proctors of the three Canons did not deny the charge, 
 " allegarunt tamen, pro excusacione Dominorum suorum . . . quod Sacrista 
 qui nunc est supradictum servicium minime prestitit, racione cujus pre- 
 dictas garbas nullatenus liberarunt eidem. This the Sacreist denied, 
 alleging that, if the said service had not been rendered, his servants had 
 been prevented from doing it by the said Canons. He established his case, 
 and the Canons had to pay xvs. , the value of the sheaves. 
 
 Item, detectum est. . . quod . . . Johannes de Lewes, Stephanus de Chest- 
 hunte, [et] Ricardus le Brun .... a quibus Sacrista certis Terminis 
 Porcionem suam recipere habet, solucionem suam .... minus debite 
 differunt, alii per plus, alii per minus. Their Proctors appeared and denied 
 the charge, requesting that the Sacrist should be examined thereupon on 
 oath. This was done, and he admitted that he had been duly paid ; " unde 
 quoad hoc dimissi sunt Canoniei supra dicti." 
 
 fol. 27. Dominus Walterus, Sacrista et Canonicus, diffamatus de incontinencia cum 
 quadam MatillMe Plente, vidua, quam incorrigibiliter tenet, ut dicitur, . . . 
 comparuit personaliter, . . . et negat, a tempore ultime correccionis super 
 hoc facte . . . Probavit correccionem alias factam, et purgavit se legitime, 
 et dimissus est. 
 
 Pena commissa, Item, detectum est .... quod supradicti Canonici non 
 exegerunt, nee exigunt, decimas molendinorum Manerii de Boseham, 
 secundum quod alias per Episcopum Thomam eis sub certa pena extitit 
 injunctum. They appeared by their Proctors, who confessed that this was 
 true. But Richard le Brun alleged that he was not bound to exact these 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSH AM. 57 
 
 tithes, as they formed no part of his Prebend ; and the others said the same. 
 Unde quoad eos qui dictas decimas optinere deberent, si petite essent 
 et habite, . . . pronunciation est penam ea occasione impositam in ultima 
 Visitacione Thome, nuper Exoniensis Episcopi, esse commissam, et in 
 utilitatem Ecclesie, pro disposicione Episcopi Exoniensis, convertendam. 
 Alia pena commissa, Item, detectum est .... quod in dicta Capella .... 
 deficiunt Candelabrum Paschale, Velum Quadragesimale, Epistolarium, 
 Ewangelisterium, asser ad Pacem, Stole et Manipuli pro duobus paribus 
 Vestimentorurn, quorum invencio et reparacio spectat ad Canonicos in 
 communi ; ac, eciam, alii plures defectus qui in ultima Visitacione supra- 
 dicti Thome . . . comperti extiterunt ; super reparacione quorum apposita 
 fuit pena viginti librarum. The Canons, by their Proctors, confessed that 
 this charge was true, and that they had no excuse to offer. Unde pro- 
 nunciatum est, etc. . . . et nichilominus injunctum est dictis Canonicis 
 . . . sub pena Excommunicacionis extunc incurrende, quod citra Festum 
 Beati Michaelis proximo futurum eos qui deficiunt inveniant, et reparent 
 reparandos. 
 
 Item, detectum est quod R. de Hyngham, R. le Brun, S. de Chesthunte et 
 J. de Lewes, . . . tradunt Prebendas suas ad firmam laicis, absque Licencia. 
 By their Proctors, the first two admitted the charge, and the last two 
 
 miseri- denied it ; and the former were ordered to be punished (we are not told 
 
 cordia. h ow ^ an( j foe latter were discharged. 
 
 Nota: contra rixantes, Item, detectum est ... quod Vicarii . . . rixantes 
 sunt in Choro, et, absque licencia Sacriste Loci, Chorum exeunt, contra 
 consuetudinem dicte Capelle et preceptum Domini Thome Episcopi, in 
 ultima Visitacione sua. The five Vicars (named in the Schedule) appeared 
 in person, and denied that these things were true, and having purged 
 themselves in due form were discharged. 
 
 Item, detectum est ... quod Dominus Radulphus de Hyngham . . . sub- 
 traxit tria quarteria frumenti et dimidium, et unurn busellum et dimidium, 
 ad semen Manerii de Chuddeham debita, que soluta fuerunt usque ad 
 tempus Domini Rogeri de Derteforde, tune Senescalli Exoniensis Episcopi 
 et in eadern Prebenda Prebendarii ; qui, per potenciam et familiaritatem 
 quam habuit cum Episcopo, ilia primo subtraxit, et audiens raciocinia 
 Prepositorum illos de dicto frumento non oneravit. By his Proctor he 
 denied the charge, and asked for inquiry which was granted. 
 Item, detectum est . . . quod Magister Stephanus de Chesthunte . . . sub- 
 traxit tria quarteria frumenti et dimidium, j busellurn et dimidium, ad 
 semen Manerii de Chuddeham de Prebenda sua debita, in quorum posses- 
 sione jura percipiendi vel quasi Exoniensis Episcopi non est diu extiterunt. 
 The Canon, appeared by his Proctor and denied the truth of the charge, 
 asking for enquiry which was granted. 
 
 fol. 27 b . Item, compertum est ... quod Dominus Johannes de Lewes ... est 
 illegitimus. The five Vicars were then examined as to any other matters 
 needing to be reformed, and four of them, Hale, Midhurste, de Virga, and 
 de Lowente, said that they knew of nothing in addition to the matters 
 already set forth. But Walter de Bernham " dicit quod dicti Canonici 
 . . . nichil boni faciunt pauperibus Parochianis suis ibidem, de bonis inibi 
 perceptis." 
 
 Item, cum . . . compertum esset non nullos esse notorios defectus in Orna- 
 mentis Capelle ... ad quorum reparacionem Dominus Johannes de 
 Drokenesford, pro rata Porcionis sue et Prebende quam nuper obtinuit in 
 eadem, tenebatur, ac eciam in Domibus, Clausis, et aliis ad dictam Pre- 
 bendam spectantibus, et propter hoc fructus ipsius Prebende fuissent per 
 Commissarios supradictos sequestrati ; die Lune proximo, etc. supradicto com- 
 paruit in Capella . . . coram dictis Commissariis Elias de la Houe, firmarius 
 dicte Prebende, offerens se cauturum pro defectibus supradictis, inveniens 
 duos manucaptores, videlicet Alanum de Watergate et Jullanum (sic] 
 Frauncoys, qui pro defectibus in Dornibus etc. . . debite reparandis et cor- 
 
58 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 rigendis manuceperunt, et se, quoad hoc, Jurisdiction! Episcopi Exoniensis 
 submiserunt. Pro porcione, vero, dictum Dominum suum super defectibus 
 in Ornamentis ipsius Capelle contingente, et condempnacione pene commisse 
 alias per Dominum Thomam, Exoniensem Episcopum, occasione hujusmodi 
 defectuum imposite, promisit se velle ex solidos numerate peccunie penes 
 dictum Walterum, Sacristam Loci, citra Festum Purificacionis Beate 
 Virginis proximo futurum, sub sigillo suo deponere ; ita ut, si condemp- 
 nacio pene commisse et defectus Ornamentorum predicti pro rata Porcionis 
 dicti Domini Johannis in tantum se extenderent, quod ipsa peccunia tota 
 moraretur ibidem pro defectibus et pena supradicta in utilitatem Capelle con- 
 vertenda ; alioquin, si ad minus se extenderent, residuum quod contingeret 
 superesse retraderetur eideni ; petens ipsum per dictos Commissaries, et 
 in hoc se Jurisdiccioni Domini Exoniensis Episcopi subiciens per Precept! 
 Sentenciam condempnari. Quo facto, iidem Commissarii, requisite in 
 prernissis consensu supradictorum Procuratorum Canonicorum absencium, 
 et ipsis ad hoc consencientibus, et dicentibus tantam peccuniam pro porcione 
 dicti Domini Johannis sufficere, et petentibus illud idem, prefatum Eliam 
 ad premissa omnia et singula, et in omnibus et singulis, ut premittitur, per 
 Precepti Sentenciam condempnarunt, et sequestrum, ut premittitur, inter- 
 positum in fructibus Prebende predicte, in omnibus extra valenciam ex 
 solidorum predictorum, relaxarunt. 
 
 OEDINACIO DE BOSEHAM. 
 
 Walterus, permissione Divina etc., Capitulo Libere Capelle de Boseham, etc., 
 .... salutem, etc. Literas bone memorie Domini Thome, quondam 
 Exoniensis Episcopi, . . . integras et illesas, et in nulla sui parte viciatas, 
 vero ipsius sigillo signatas, inspeximus, in hec verba: Thomas, etc., Capitulo 
 Ecclesie Collegiate de Boseham, salutem, etc. Pridie ad Ecclesiam de Boseham 
 predictam personaliter accedentes, sub quinto Kalendas Augusti [28 July], 
 Anno Domini M CC nonogesimo quarto, et, prout nostris humeris incum- 
 bebat, debite Visitacionis Officium excercentes ibidem, tarn in personis 
 ministrancium in dicta Ecclesia quam rebus spectantibus ad eandem, non- 
 nulla invenimus celeri correccione condigna ; nos, igitur, circa reforma- 
 cionem eorum eo libencius desudantes quo magis ex eo quod agitur 
 speramus mereri in Domino et penas pro quibus Prelatus necgligens se 
 
 (1) dignum efficit devitare, sub Divini attestacione judicii injuugimus et man- 
 damus ut Vicarii, Diviuo Obsequio intitulati, amodo modo debito frequentent 
 Ecclesiam supradictam, distincte et aperte, absque omni sincopacione et 
 precipitacione legendo, psalmoditando, et cantando, nichil penitus com- 
 mittentes quod Divine offendat occulos Majestatis, omni nichilominus 
 negociacione illicita et turpis lucri questu eis prorsus manentibus inter- 
 
 (2^ dictis. Canonici, quoque, de bonis que ibi percipiunt, plus solito hospita- 
 litati insistant, Christi pauperes ejusdem Parochie pia consolacione, ut 
 
 (3) convenit, visitantes. Ac edificia Prebendarum suarum diruta reedificent 
 
 (4) et deteriorata reparent, ut tenentur. Nullus, insuper Canonicus, Vicarius, 
 aut quivis alius Ecclesie supradicte, terminos juris alieni invadat. Set 
 quilibet debita sibi porcione ab antique secundum consuetudinem Ecclesie 
 
 (5) hactenus usitatam contentus existat. Cesset omnis murmuracio et con- 
 
 (6) tencio in Choro, per quas Cultus Divinus poterit impediri. Nullus, eciam, 
 Vicariorum ab Horis Canonicis in Ecclesia decantandis se absentet, nisi 
 
 fol. 28. forte a Sacrista ejusdem Ecclesie, quern istius Capituli deputamus execu- 
 torem, ob aliquam justam causam se absentandi licenciam optinuerit 
 
 pena. specialem. Eum, siquidem, qui secus fecerit ab ingressu Chori manere 
 volumus suspensum, donee unum obolum, nomine mulcte, pro qualibet 
 hora absencie et suspensionis sue exsolverit in usus Ecclesie, quam debito 
 defraudavit obsequio, convertendum. Stipendia, vero, dictis Vicariis ab 
 antiquo in dicta Ecclesia constituta, et hactenus soluta, nullus Canonicorum 
 
 memo- mutilet vel immutet ; set antiquuin canonem duarum marcarum, preter 
 
 randum ea q ue 3]^ percipiunt ab Ecclesia nomine Vicarie, ipsis Vicariis, ut 
 
INDEX J30SHAM. 59 
 
 hactenus fieri consuevit, exsolvant ; cum alias, si id eis liceret, illud seque- 
 retur inconveniens de facili, ut pro minori solito ministrum minus ydoneum 
 loco ydonei, presertiin cum perpetui nou existant, licet stipendia sint certa, 
 pena. multociens subrogarent. Ceterum, cum Prebenda quatn dictus Sacrista 
 bene* optinet iu dicta Ecclesia in quatuor libris argenti a quibusdam Canonicis 
 contra ejusdem Ecclesie prestandis consistat, ac per seram satisfaccionem peccunie 
 non sol- supradicte idem Sacrista frequenter grave dispendium paciatur, eosdem 
 ventes Canonicos qui ad prestacionem hujusmodi tenentur auctoritate Presencium 
 cioii^m mouemus et hortainur in Domino, pro prima, secunda, et tercia monicione, 
 Sacristeut, juxta consuetudinem Ecclesie supradicte, eidem Sacriste singuli pro 
 deBose- ra ta Porciouis sue de predictis quatuor libris, suis Terminis, satisfaciant 
 am> competenter, sub pena Excommunicacionis quatn nunc ut extunc, in 
 de mol- personas uon solvencium proferimus in hiis Scriptis. Ad hec, cum nobilis 
 endiuis.vir, Comes Marescallus, Petrus de Roteham, et Rogerus Papillun, quedam 
 habeant moleudinain Parochia de Boseham, de quibus licet grande emolu- 
 mentum proveniat, nulla tamen ex eis, jam longo tempore, extitit decima 
 persoluta, precipimus et mandamus ut Canonici qnibus ipsa decima debetur 
 eandem decimam repetant cum effectu ; cum subtraccio ipsius grave peri- 
 culum detiuencium animabus inducat, et in rnanifestum cedat prejudicium 
 de Orna-Ecclesie supradicte. Et quia, deficientibus Libris, et aliis Ornamentis que 
 mentis a( j Cultum Diviuum requiruntur, Ecclesia ipsa nequit officiari ut convenit 
 816 in Divinis, precipimus et mandamus ut subscript! defectus, videlicet 
 Legenda nova et Collectarium novum in peciis consistencia examinentur, 
 corrigantur, et ligentur ; preterea, unum Epistolarium cum Ewangeliis 
 tocius anni in uno Volumine redigenda, competens tabulamentum super 
 Altare, unum Frontale sollempne, et tres Cape de serico decentes, Can- 
 delabrum Paschale honestum, et tuallie sufficientes ad Ministerium Divinum 
 peragendum, citra Pascha proximo futurum, de novo, preter prius habita in 
 de Can-ipga Ecclesia, habeantur. Maxime, autem, quod Cancellus, jam per loca 
 ena et va " a distillans, citra Festum Omnium Sanctorum in statum debitum 
 reparetur, sub pena viginti librarum tociens committendarum quociens 
 cessatum fuerit in aliquo premissarum, pro nostro convertendarum arbitrio 
 ad pup- i n usus Ecclesie supradicte. Et, ne quis super hiis que jam ordinavimus 
 lican- ad restauracionein dicte Ecclesie se possit inposterum excusare, tibi, fili, 
 dura. Sacrista predicte, committimus et mandamus quatinus hec omnia et singula 
 que premisimus et Presentibus Literis amplectimur in dicta Ecclesia facias 
 sollempniter publicari, et ad noticiam omnium quorum interest deduct 
 Et quid super hiis feceris nobis, citra Festum Nativitatis Beate Marie 
 Virginis [8 Sept.], rescribas per Literas tuas Patentes harum seriem con- 
 tinentes. Datum apud Chuddeham, iij Kalendas Augusti [30 July], Anno 
 hie per Domini Millesimo CC mo nonagesimo quarto. Nos, itaque, eidem Domino 
 Walter-Thome, Exoniensi Episcopo, succedentes in onere et honore, et eandem 
 " P^Capellam nostram, Canonicos, et eciam Ministros ejusdem, subsequenter, 
 secundo Die Juridico post Festum Epiphanie Domini, Anno Ejusdem 
 Millesimo CCC mo nono, ex Officii nostri debito, prout ad nos pertinuit, 
 actualiter visitantes, nonnullos ibidem invenimus defectus notorios ; vide- 
 h'cet, Candelabri Paschalis, Veli Quadragesimalis, Epistolarii cum Evvan- 
 geliis, et Frontalis sollempnis, ac eciam reparacionis quorundam aliorum 
 Ornamentorum ; qui, quidem, defectus et reparacio in prefatis Literis, 
 quadam certa pena adjecta si adimpletum non fuerit quod super hoc 
 precipitur in eisdem, superius iunt expressi. Unde, cum dictorum de- 
 fectuum adhuc nullum factum sit penitus supplementum, vel alias sub- 
 secuta congrua reparacio eorundem, Commissarii nostri, quibus in hac parte 
 commisimus vices nostras, premissis omnibus et singulis que requirebantur 
 de jure, hujusmodi penam, suadente Justicia, pronunciarunt esse com- 
 missam, in ipsius Capelle utilitatem, pro nostra disposicione et arbitrio, 
 converteudam ; vobis nichilominus et omnibus vestrum injungentes ut 
 eosdem defectus omnes et singulos, ac eciam unum asser ad Pacem, Stolas 
 et Manipulos pro duobus paribus Vestimentorum, qui nunc ultra defectus 
 
60 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 superius nominatos restant ibidem, prout ad hoc tenemini, citra Festum. 
 
 Beati Michaelis proximo nunc veuturum, sub pena Excommunicacionis'quam 
 
 extunc in personas vestras, et vestrum singulas, qui super hoc in mora 
 
 fueritis vel eciam fuerit in mora, si premissa non impleveritis, seu imple- 
 
 verit, faceretisque inveniri modis omnibus ac eciam reparari, pertulerunt ; 
 
 quam, quidem, Sentenciam, ac eciam omnia et singula que in Literis dicti 
 
 Predecessoris nostri superius sunt expressa, necnon acta et gesta coram 
 
 Commissariis nostris antedictis, quatenus rite acta et gesta sunt, rata 
 
 Orna- habentes et grata, ea, prout ad nos pertinet, in Domino confirmamus. Et, 
 
 peni- a ( l u ^ a invenimus inter cetera, in eadem Visitacione, quod Vestimenta, Calices, 
 
 nent ad Libri, et alia Ornamenta ipsius Capelle, per Canonicos ibidem hactenus 
 
 Canon- inventa, et quorum invencionis et reparacionis onus, cum necesse fuerit, ad 
 
 icos. ip sos Canonicos spectare dinoscitur, que ad cotidianum usum Sacerdotum, 
 
 Vicarius in Navi dicte Capelle pro Parochianis ejusdem celebrancium, multociens 
 
 aufno"" deputabantur illicite et deteriorata extiterant in immensum, licet iidem 
 
 utatur Parochiani, vel eciam Sacerdotes, nullam prorsus emendacionem seu repara- 
 
 Orna- cionem fecerint eorundem, tenore Presencium precipimus et mandamus 
 
 mentis q ua tinus usus Ornamentorum predictorum quoad Parochianos et Presbiteros 
 
 L0n ' in Navi dicte Capelle, ut premittitur, celebrantes, exnunc cesset omnino, et 
 
 fol 28 b . <1 UO( 1 premissa Vestimenta, Calices, Libri, ac eciam Ornamenta predicta extra 
 
 Chorum per Parochianos seu Presbiteros supradictos, seu alios ad hujusmodi 
 
 usus nuUatenus deferantur, sub pena Excommunicacionis ac eciam unius 
 
 pena dimidie marce a Sacrista ipsius Capelle qui pro tempore fuerit, quique 
 
 dimidie omnium Ornamentorum predictorum custodiam habet et curam ; et dictam 
 
 marce. t oc j eng percipiendam, et in utilitatem dicte Capelle, pro nostro arbitrio 
 
 convertendam, quociens contra hec actum fuerit vel aliquod eorundem. 
 
 Premissa, vero, omnia et singula, que tarn in Literis prefati Predecessoris 
 
 nostri quam eciam hiis nostris Literis continentur, volumus et precipiraus, 
 
 sub penis superius annotatis, firmiter observari. Et, cum parum sit jura 
 
 condere vel statuta facere Canonica, nisi sit qui eadem tueatur seu legitime 
 
 exequatur, tibi Domino Wai tero, nunc Sacriste et Canonico,teuore Presencium 
 
 committimus et mandamus, sub pena Excommunicacionis firmiter injun- 
 
 gentes quatinus de observacione et execucione predictorum omnium et 
 
 singulorum, quatenus tibi legitime constare poterit ; necnon que de premissis 
 
 fuerint observata etque non ; cujus, eciam, de eisdem vel eorumaliquo teme- 
 
 rarius violator existat, per vestras Patentes Literas, harum seriem continentes, 
 
 citra dictum Festum Saucti Michaelis nos reddas dilucide cerciores. 
 
 Datum apud Chuddeham, tercio decimo die mensis Januarii, Anno Domini 
 
 Millesimo CCO nono [1309-10]. 
 
 pro Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, dilecto in Christo filio, 
 Procura- Domino Waltero de Welewe, Canonico et Sacriste in Libera Capella de 
 cione, Boseham, salutem, etc. Quia nos nuper in eadem Capella, secundum 
 morem Predecessorum nostrorum, debite Visitacionis Officium impendentes, 
 non invenimus aliquem qui nos in esculentis et poculentis, juxta juris 
 exigenciam inibi procuraret, vobis committimus et mandamus quatinus 
 canonice moneatis et efficaciter inducatis omnes et singulos predicte Capelle 
 Canonicos Prebendatos nostre Visitacionis Officium tune temporis subeuntes, 
 si presentes fuerint, vel ipsis absentibus eorum Procuratores, si quos dimi- 
 serint ; alioquin in predicta Capella, per publicum edictum coram Clero 
 et populo propositum, quod una vobiscum satisfaciant nobis infra viginti 
 dies a tempore hujusmodi monicionum, quas fieri volumus, receptis Presen- 
 tibus, ut premittitur, indilate, de quadraginta solidis sterlingorum, pro 
 Procuracione nostra de die ipsius Visitacionis, et occasione ejusdem Visita- 
 cionis, nobis sufficienter debite ab eisdem. Quod si monicionibus vestris, 
 super hiis canonice sibi factis, plene non paruerint infra terminum superius 
 annotatum, extunc singulos non solventes ad satisfaciendum de porcione 
 sua de dicta Procuracione, per Suspensions, Excommunicacionis et Interdicti 
 Sentencias, si oporteat, de die in diem compellatis ; scientes quod, ad 
 abbreviacionem laboris solvencium, vos de dicta peccunia nostrum fecimus 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 61 
 
 receptorem: volentes quod secundum quantitatem et taxacionem Prebende 
 vestre contribuatis cum aliis Canonicis in eadem solucione facienda. De 
 die, vero, recepcionis Presencium, et quid super hiis duxei'itis faciendum, 
 nobis citra Carniprivium per vestras Literas Pateutes, harum seriem con- 
 tinentes, dilucide rescribatis. Datum apud Farendone, juxta Aultone, 
 sextodecimo die Januarii, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC nono, et Conse- 
 cracionis nostre Anno secundo [1309-10]. [The marginal references, 
 throughout, were added by Bishop Grandisson]. 
 
 The following Documents relating to Bpsham have also been 
 bound up with the Register, at the beginning : 
 
 foL i2 b . Rex Venerabili in Christo Patri J[ohanni de Langtone], eadem gracia 
 Episcopo Cicestrensi, et ejus Officiali, et eorum Commissariis, salutem. 
 Cum Dominus Henricus [III.], quondam Rex Anglie, Progenitor noster, 
 per Cartam suam quam inspexirnus concessisset et confirmasset, pro se et 
 heredibus suis, Willelmo tune Exoniensi Episcopo. Predecessori Veuerabilis 
 Patris Walteri, nunc Episcopi ejusdem Loci, Capellariam de Boseham, cum 
 Manerio de Chudeham in Comitatu Sussexie, et cum Manerio de Farendone 
 in Comitatu Suthamptonie, et cum Manerio de Horseleghe in Comitatu 
 Surrie, et cum omnibus terris, decimis, feodis, serviciis Advocacionibus 
 Ecclesiarum, Collacionibus Prebendarum, et omnibus aliis pertinenciis 
 suis, et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad eandem 
 Capellariam et Maneria predicta pertinentibus ; ac prefatus Walterus 
 Episcopus et Predecessores sui, Episcopi Loci predicti, semper hactenus 
 a tempore confeccionis Carte predicte Capellariam predictam et Maneria 
 predicta cum terris, decimis etc. (ut supra), pacifice tenuerint, ut dicitur ; 
 Nos, concessionem predictam manutenere volentes, ut tenemur, vobis 
 prohibemus ne ipsurn Episcopum super Capellaria predicta, Collacionibus 
 Prebendarum, libertatibus, aut liberis consuetudinibus, seu aliis quibus- 
 cumque ad Capellariam et Maneria predicta virtute Carte predicte 
 spectantibus, trahatis in Placitum in Curia Chris tianitatis, nee aliquid 
 in hac parte attemptetis, seu per alios attemptari faciatis, quod in ener- 
 vacionem Carte predicte cedere valeat quoquo modo. Et si quid hactenus, 
 per vos aut vestros, in hac parte minus rite attemptatum fuerit, id, sine 
 dilacione, faciatis, exigente Justicia, emendari. Teste Rege, apud West- 
 monasterium, xxx die Junii, Anno Regni nostri quartodecimo [1321]. 
 Et memorandum quod consimile Breve in forma directum f uit Archidiacono 
 Cicestrensi, et ejus Officiali, ac eorum Commissariis, sub eadem data. Et 
 fuit Breve, directum Episcopo, etc., traditum Magistro Roberto de Derbi, 
 Officiali suo, in Ecclesia de Boseham, secundo die Julii, Anno Domini 
 M CCC mo xxj ; et aliud Breve traditum fuit Magistro Willelmo de la 
 Leyne, Officiali Archidiaconi Cicestrensis, eodem die. 
 
 Rex Venerabili in Christo Patri, J[ohanni], eadem gracia Episcopo Cices- 
 trensi, et ejus Officiali, ac eorum Commissariis, salutem. Cum Ecclesia de 
 Boseham, quam Venerabilis Pater, Willelmus, Exoniensis Episcopus tenet 
 de fundacione Progenitorum nostrorum, quondam Regum Anglie, Libera 
 Capelle nostra existat, et a tempore dicte Fundacionis semper hactenus ab 
 omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, siout cetere Libere Capelle nostre, exempta 
 esse consueverit penitus et immunis, ut dicitur ; vos nichilominus hujus- 
 modi Jurisdiccionem in eadem Ecclesia excercetis jam de novo, in nostri et 
 ipsius Episcopi prejudicium, necnon libertatis Capelle nostre predicte 
 derogacionem manifestam. Et, quia nolumus quod nobis seu ipsi Episcopo 
 prejudicetur, aut eciam libertati predicte Capelle nostre derogatur in hac 
 parte, vobis mandamus quod, si ita est, tune ab hujusmodi Jurisdiccione in 
 eadem Ecclesia excercenda desistatis. Et si quid quod in nostri seu dicti 
 Episcopi prejudicium, aut libertatis predicte derogacionem cedere valeat 
 per vos in hac parte indebite fuerit attemptatum, id sine dilacione corrigi 
 faciatis ; ne querela ad nos inde perveniat iterata. Teste Rege, apud 
 Dovorriam, xxiij die Maij, Anno Regni nostri sexto [1313]. Hoc Breve 
 traditum fuit predicto Magistro Roberto, predicto die, apud Boseham. 
 
62 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 [Another Royal Letter " Prohibicio Regis super Jurisdiccione Boseham " 
 addressed to the Bishop of Chichester and to the same effect, without 
 date, but, issued, evidently, in 1314, will be found on fol. 86. 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod die Sabbati in Vigilia Sancti Michaelis (28 Sept.), Anno, 
 etc. CCC mo quarto decimo, apud Eboracum, tradita fuit quedam Peticio 
 per Dominum Exoniensem Episcopum Domino Roberto de Bardlebi, ad 
 Cancellariam Domini Regis, ipsius Regis sigillo privato signata, sub hac 
 forma. Here follows a Letter from the King to the Bishop of Chichester, 
 to the same effect as the above, and, also, without date ; and the MS. 
 proceeds thus: " Et postea, presente nichilominus Cancellario coram Rege, 
 in Palacio Episcopali apud Eboracum, die Lune in crastino Sancti Michaelis 
 (30 Sept.), anno quo supra, Rex precepit eidem Cancellario quod fieret sub 
 forma predicta. Et fuit dicta Peticio expedita et Breve optentum sub 
 eadem forma, de verbo ad verbum ; unum, videlicet, ad Episcopum Cices- 
 trensem, et ejus Officiali ac eorum Commissariis, et aliud ad Archidaconum 
 Loci, et Officiali suo ac eorum Commissariis : sub Teste apud Eboracum, 
 secundo die Octobris, Anno Regni sui octavo [1314]. Et memorandum 
 quod Dominus Johannes de Sendale erat tune Cancellarius Regis ; et 
 fuerunt Brevia duplicata. Postea, in proximo Parliamento, Londoniis, fuit 
 dicta Prohibicio, eo quod asserebat simpliciter Capellariam de Boseham 
 esse Liberam Capellariam Regis, revocata, et alia concessa, que scribitur in 
 iiij folio quaterni proximi 1 ; fol. 88]. 
 
 fol. 14. Processus habitus in Curia Domini Regis contra Archi- 
 diaconum Cicestrensem et ejus Officialem, super liber- 
 tate Ecclesie seu Capelle de Boseham: 
 
 Prohibicio, 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex Anglie, Dominus Hibernie, et Dux Aquitanie, 
 Magistro Roberto Leyset,' Archidiacono Cicestrensi, et Roberto de Enderby, 
 Officiali suo, ac eorum Commissariis, salutem, Cum Ecclesia de Boseham 
 sit Libera Capella nostra, et a Jurisdiccione, precipue quantum ad Chorum 
 et Prebendas Ecclesie illius, ac personas Prebendariorum Prebendarum 
 illarum et Ministrorum Ecclesie predicte, exempta penitus et immunis, ut 
 dicitur, ac vos in ChorO et Prebendis Ecclesie predicte ac in personis 
 Prebendariorum Prebendarum illarum et Ministrorum Ecclesie predicte 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere nitamini, ut intelleximus, unde pluri- 
 mum admiramur ; vobis prohibemus, firmiter injungentes quod, si ita est, 
 tune in Capella predicta, vel in Choro seu Prebendis Ecclesie illius, aut 
 personis Prebendariorum Prebendarum illarum, sive Ministrorum Capelle 
 predicte, Jurisdiccionem hujusmodi nullatenus exerceatis, nee in nostri aut 
 immnnitatis prefate Libere Capelle nostre, aut Prebendariorum sen Minis- 
 trorum predictor um prejudicium quicquid indebite facere presumatis ; et 
 si quid hujusmodi in premissis feceritis, id sine dilacione aliqua revocetis. 
 Teste meipso, apud Westmonasterium, xvij die Marcii, Anno Regni nostri 
 octavo [1314-15] ; 14. 
 
 Attachiamentum, 
 
 Rex Vicecomiti Sussexie salutein. Pone per vadium et salvos plegios 
 Magistrum Robertum Leyset, Archidiaconum Cicestrensem, et Robertum 
 de Endreby, Officialem ejus, quod sint coram nobis a Die Pasche in xv dies, 
 ubicumque tune fuerimus in Anglia, ostensuri quare, cum Ecclesia de 
 Boseham sit Libera Capella nostra, a Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue 
 quantum ad Chorum et Prebendas Ecclesie illius, ac personas Prebendariorum 
 Prebendarum illarum et Ministrorum Ecclesie predicte, ac in personis 
 
 1 i.e. fol. 106, where the two Documents March, 8 Edw. II.), (2) Attachiamen- 
 printed immediately below are en- turn contra ArchidiaconumCicestrenstm 
 
 tered, (1) "Prohibicio Boseham (17 (6 March, 8 Edw. II). 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 63 
 
 Prebendariorum Prebendarum illarum et Ministrorum Ecclesie predicts 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere presumpserunt, in nostri contemptum 
 et Regie Dignitatis nostre prej udicium manifestum, et contra Prohibicionem 
 nostram. Et habeas ibi nomina plegiorum et hoc Breve. Teste meipso, 
 apud Westmonasterium, vj die Marcii, Anno Regni nostri octavo [1314-15]. 
 
 Placita coram Domino Rege de Termino Saucte Trinitatis, Anno nono: 
 
 Rotulo cix : 
 
 Magister Robertus Leyset, Archidiaconus Cicestrensis, et Robertas de Endreby, 
 Officialis ejus, attachiati fuerunt ad respondendum Domino Regi de'Placito 
 quare, cum Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella Domini Regis, et a 
 Jurisdiccione Ordiuaria, precipue quantum, etc. (ut supra), Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam exercere presumpserunt, in Regis contemptum, etc. (ut supra) ; 
 et unde Dominus Rex, per Johannem de Nortone, qui sequitur pro eo, dicit 
 quod, cum Ecclesia de Boseham predicta sit Libera Capella Domini 
 Regis, a Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue, etc. (ut supra), exempta pen- 
 itus et immunis et predicti Archidiaconus et Officialis ejus Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam etc. (ut supra), per se et suos, nomine ipsorum, presumpsissent 
 exercere, propter quod Prohibicio Regia eisdem Archidiacouo et ejus 
 Officiali missa fuit, pro ipso Domino Rege, et eisdem liberata, videlicet, 
 die Jovis (sic) in Festo Sancti Laurencii, Anno Regni Regis nunc octavo 
 [10 Aug., 1314], apud Cakham, per Willelmum de Watergate, in presencia 
 Ricardi de Kilryngtone et Ricardi de Otery, ne hujusmodi Jurisdic- 
 cionem Ordinariam exercerent in eadem, predicti Archidiaconus et ejus 
 Officialis, non obstante Prohibicione Regia predicta, eandem Ecclesiam, 
 que Libera Capella Regis est, exempta et immunis, ut predicitur, ingressi 
 sunt, et Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eadem exercere presumpserunt, 
 visitando Chorum et Ministros Chori in Choro, et sequestrando bona Canon- 
 icorum in Prebendis suis, videlicet Domiiiorum Thome de Stapeldone, 
 Roberti Herewarde, et aliorum Canonicorum ibidem, et tenendo et cele- 
 brando in eodem Choro Capitula, et alias diversas injurias in hac parte 
 attemptare presumpserunt, et de die in diem attemptare presumunt, in 
 derogacionem libertatis Capelle ejusdem Regis, et itegie Dignitatis sue 
 prejudicium, et contemptum ipsius Domini Regis mille libris ; et hoc offert 
 verificare pro ipso Domino Rege, etc. Et predicti Archidiaconus et ejus 
 Officialis, per Thomam de Shawe, attornatum suum, venerunt et defen- 
 derunt vim et injuriam, et quicquid est in contemptum et prejudicium 
 Domini Regis, etc. Et dicit quod nullam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in 
 predicta Ecclesia, in Regis prejudicium seu contemptum et contra ejusdem 
 fol. i4 b . Regis Prohibicionem, exercuerunt seu attemptare presumpserunt, quia 
 dicit quod predicta Ecclesia, que predictus Johannes de Nortone dicit 
 esse Capella Libera Regis, est Parochialis Ecclesia et animabus curata, 
 et infra limites sui Archidiaconatus ; et quod ipse tempore quo 
 Episeopus Cicestrensis sibi predictum Archidiaconatum conferebat, invenit 
 Archidiaconatum suum seisitum de Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, etc. ; et 
 quod omnes predecessores sui Archidiaconi seisiti fuerunt, etc., et Juris- 
 diccionem Ordinariam, sine interrupcione, exercuerunt in Ecclesia predicta, 
 ut in Parochiali Ecclesia et animabus curata, et infra limites, etc. Et ipse, 
 et Officialis suus predictus, Jure Ordinario, prout predecessores sui, fecerunt 
 et exercuerunt, et non in contemptum Domini Regis, sicut eis imponitur. 
 Et de hoc ponit se super Patriam. Et predictus Johannes de Nortone, qui 
 sequitur pro Domino Rege, dicit quod predictus Archidiaconus, seu ejus 
 Officialis, non dedicunt quin predicta Ecclesia sit Libera Capella Domini 
 Regis, et cognoscunt quod Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercuerunt in eadem ; 
 et petit j udicium, etc. Dies datus est eis, etc., a die Sancti Hillarii in xv 
 dies, ubicumque, etc. Ad quern diem predictus Johannes de Nortone, qui 
 sequitur pro Domino Rege, et, eciam, Robertus Leyset, Archidiaconus, et ejus 
 Officialis, per predictum Thomam de Shawe, attornatum suum, etc. vene- 
 runt. Et predictus Robertus et ejus Officialis nichil ostendunt quare 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam, ut preinittitur, exercere debeant, nee dedicunt 
 
64 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 quin predicta Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella Regis, et a Jurisdic- 
 cione Ordinaria, precipue quantum ad Chorum, etc. (ut supra), exempta 
 penitus et immunis, ut plenius supradictum est, etc. Unde idem Johannes 
 de Nortone petit judicium pro Domino Rege de recognicione sua predicta, 
 etc. Et predictus Archidiaconus et ejus Officialis, per predictum attor- 
 natuin suum, dicunt, ut prius, quod omnes predecessores sui Archidiaconi, 
 etc. in predicta Ecclesia etc. (ut supra), semper Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam 
 supradictam, ut in Visitacionibus, Correccionibus, Citacionibus, Sequestra- 
 cionibus, et aliis que ad Officium Archidiaconi, tarn in dicta Ecclesia quam 
 in aliis Ecclesiis Parochialibus, et infra limites eorum Archie! iaconatus, 
 pertinuerunt, faciendis, pacifice et sine interrupcione exercuerunt, et ex 
 quo ipse Archidiaconus invenit predictum Archidiaconatum suum seisitum 
 de hujusmodi Jurisdiccionibus ; petit judicium si Dominus Rex accionem 
 habere debeat versus eum conquerendi de aliqua injuria sibi facta in tempore 
 suo, etc. ; ex quo predicta Ecclesia de Boseham est Ecclesia Parochialis et 
 animabus curata, ut predictum est, et omnes Archidiaconi, predecessores 
 sui Archidiaconi, etc., Jurisdicciones Ordinarias in dicta Ecclesia, ut in 
 Ecclesia Parochiali, etc., exercuerunt, prout ipse paratus est verificare per 
 patriam, 1 vel prout Curia, etc. Dies datus est eis, etc., a Die Pasche in xv 
 dies, ubicumque etc., salvis racionibus ex utraque Parte proponendis, etc. 
 Postea, ad prefatam xv Pasche, predictus Johannes de Nortone, qui sequitur 
 pro Domino Rege, venit, et predicti Archidiaconus et ejus Officialis, per 
 Thomam de Shawe, attornatum, etc., similiter venerunt. Et dies datus 
 est eis in Octabis Sancte Trinitatis, ubicumque, etc. Postea, in Octabis 
 Sancte Trinitatis, Anno Regni Regis nunc decimo [1317], predictus Johannes 
 de Nortone, qui sequitur etc., et predicti Archidiaconus, etc., per Thomam 
 de Shawe, etc., similiter venerunt. Et datus est eis dies a die Sancti 
 Michaelis in xv dies, etc. Postea a die Sancti Michaelis, xv dies, Anno 
 Regni Regis nunc undecimo [1317], predictus Johannes de Nortone . . . venit 
 et predicti Archidiaconus, etc. . . . veneruut, et datus est etc. a die Sancti 
 Hillarii, etc., salvis racionibus, etc. Ad quern diem predictus Johannes 
 etc., venerunt, et datus est eis dies a Die Pasche in tres septimanas, 
 etc. Ad quern diem predictus Johannes de Nortone, etc., venerunt, et 
 datus est eis dies in Octabis Sancti Johannis Baptiste, etc. Ad quern 
 diem Ricardus de Nortone, etc. veuerunt, et datus est, etc., in Octabis 
 Sancti Michaelis, etc. Ad quern diem predictus Ricardus, etc., venerunt, 
 fol. 15. etc., et datus etc. in Octabis Sancti Hillarii, etc. Ad quern diem Adam de 
 Fyncham, qui sequitur pro Rege, etc. . . venerunb, et datus est eis dies a 
 Die Pasche, etc. Postea, continuato inde Processu usque in Quindenam 
 Sancte Trinitatis, Anno Regni, etc., duodecimo [1319], etc. ; ad quern diem 
 predictus Adam, et predicti Archidiaconus, etc., venerunt, et quesitum est ab 
 eis si aliquid ulterius dicere velint pro Parte sua, etc., quam prius dixerunt 
 etc. ; qui, quidem, Archidiaconus dicit, ut prius, quod Ecclesia de Boseham 
 est, etc. (ut supra). Dicit, insuper, quod predicta Ecclesia, quam Dominus 
 Rex dicit esse Capellam suam Liberam, non est in possessione Domini Regis, 
 immo in possessione Episcopi Exoniensis, jure perpetuo Ecclesie sue Exon- 
 iensis, qui quidem Episcopus est Patron us ejusdem, et dat Prebendas in 
 eadem, etc. Per quod dicit quod ipse non est transgressus erga ipsum Domi- 
 num Regem in aliquo, etc., eo quod ipse nichil aliud fecit nisi quod Juris- 
 diccionem Ordinariam exercuit, prout predecessores sui fecerunt, etc. Et 
 predictus Adam qui sequitur etc., dicit quod, cum predicti Archidiaconus et 
 ejus Officialis superius allegavit predictam Ecclesiam de Boseham esse Par- 
 ochialem et animabus curatam, et quod ipse, et predecessores sui Archidiaconi 
 etc., Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam sine interrupcione exercuerunt in eadem, 
 et non in contemptum Regis, etc. ; et modo asserunt predictam Ecclesiam 
 
 1 "per patriam. se defendere genus judicio totius patrise se submittit 
 defensionis qua accusatus vel reus (D'Arnis). 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 65 
 
 non ease in possessione Domini Regis, immo in possessions Episcopi Exoniensis, 
 Patroni ejusdem, etc.; que, quidem, Responsio alium exitum exigitquam Re- 
 sponsio precedens. Petit Judicium si ad utrasque Responsiones que diversos 
 exitus exigunt se tenere possint, etc. Et super hoc datus est dies eis, coram 
 Rege, a die Sancti Michaelis in xv dies, ubicumque etc. Et quia Curia Regis 
 vult cerciorari super jure Regis per Librum de Domesday de libertate 
 Capelle predicte, si, etc., inandatum est Thesaurario et Baronibus de 
 Scaccario quod, scrutato Libro de Domesday, id quod inde inveniri con- 
 tigerit Regi distincte et aperte mittant, ad prefatum Terminum, ubicumque 
 etc. Ad quern diem datus est dies Partibus, coram Rege, a die Sancti 
 Hillarii in xv dies, etc. Et deinde datus est dies Partibus a Die Pasche 
 in tres septimanas, coram Rege, etc., Anno Regni Regis nunc duodecimo 
 [1319]. Et, sicut prius mandatum est tarn Thesaurario et Baronibus 
 de Scaccario quam Thesaurario et Camerario, etc., quod, scrutato Libro 
 de Domesday, et similiter Libro Feodorum aliisque evidences, Ecclesiam de 
 Boseham tangentibus, id quod inde inveniri contigerit Regi mittant ad 
 prefatum Terminum, ubicumque etc. Ad quern diem predicti Thesaurarius 
 et Camerarius miserunt recordum Libri de Domesday, sub hiis verbis. 
 
 Inter Terras Regis in Comitatu Sussexie. Nota Domesday. 1 
 Rex Willelmus tenet in dominio Boseham. Godwynus 2 Comes tenuit ; et 
 tune erant Ivj et dimidia: pro 3 xxxviij hidis geldavit, et modo similiter. 
 Terra est. In dominio sex 4 caruce et xxxix villani, cum 1 bordellariis, 5 habent 
 xix carucas. Ibi Ecclesia et xvij servi, et viij molini de iiij or libris xxx 
 denariis minus. Ibi due piscarie de viij solidis et x denariis. Silva de vj 
 porcis. Ad hoc Manerium pertinent 6 xj hage in Cicestre teinpore Regis 
 Edwardi, que reddebant 7 iiij solidos 8 iiij denarios. Modo habet Episcopus x 
 de illis a Rege ; et modo est una in Manerio. Totum Manerium tempore 
 Regis Edwardi et post valuit xl libras. Modo similiter xl libras. Tamen 
 reddit 1 libras ad arsuram et pensum, que valent Ixxv 9 libras. De isto 
 Manerio habet Engeler duas hidas de Rege ; et ibi habet j carucam et j 
 bordellarium. 10 
 
 Inter Terras Osberti Episcopi in Comitatu predicto. 11 
 
 Osbertus 12 Episcopus tenet de Rege Ecclesiam de Boseham, et de Rege Edwardo 
 tenuit. Huic Ecclesie pertinebant cxij hide ; modo sunt foris xlvij. Hugo, 
 filius Ranulphi, tenet xxx hidas, et Radulphus Kaysuedde 13 xvij hidas, 
 quando Osbertus 12 recepit se defendit Ecclesia pro Ixv hidis, et modo 
 fol. i5 b - similiter. Terra est. In dominio sunt due caruce et xxj villani cum xviij 
 bordellariis 5 habent viij carucas. Ibi tres molini de xiiij solidis, et xij acre 
 prati, et j salina de ij solidis, et j haga de viij denariis. Malgerus tenet 
 de terra hujus Ecclesie xij hidas, pro j. Manerium Turneye 14 vocatur, et 
 geldat pro viij hidis. Ibi habet xxxij villanos cum viij carucis. De eadem 
 terra Ecclesie habet Radulphus j hidam. Quidam Clericus j hidam ; et 
 quatuor Clerici j hidam communiter. Ipsi habent iij carucas in dominio, et 
 iij villanos et x bordellarios 15 habentes j carucam et dimidiam, et Ecclesia et 
 presbiteri 16 ibi et duo servi et j haga de viij denariis. Toto 17 tempore Regis 
 
 1 These Extracts were not very care- 8 vii solidos. 
 fully made as the following results of 9 Ixv. 
 collation with the original will shew. 10 bord[arium]. 
 Ecclesia is spelt (Ecclesia, throughout n Terra Osberni Episcopi. 
 [W. D. M.] 12 Osbernus. 
 
 2 Goduinus. 13 Radulfus de Caisned. 
 
 3 et pro. u Tornei. 
 
 4 sunt sex. 15 bord[arios]. 
 
 5 bordfariis], 16 presbiter. 
 
 6 pertin[uerunt]. 17 Totum. 
 
 7 "reddebit," MS. 
 
66 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Edwardi valebat 1 ccc libras, et post 1 libras. Modo xvj libras x 2 solidos 
 quod Episcopus tenet, et tamen habet de firma xx solidos plus. Quando 3 
 Malgerus tenuit vj libras valebat 1 et tamen habet 1 solidos plus. Quod alii 
 tenent iiij or libras et xv solidos valet. Decimam Ecclesie Clerici ten en t, 
 et valet 1 xl solidos. Tempore Regis Edwardi pertinebat huic Manerio j 
 hida in Shenore. 4 Modo tenet Warinus, homo Rogorii 5 Comitis. 
 
 Sussexia : Thesaurarius et Barones de Scaccario miserunt recordum Libri 
 Feodorum, sub kiis verbis: 
 
 In Libro Feodorum de Scaccario, in quinto folio a principio Comitatus Surrie. 
 Isti tenent de Episcopo Exoniensi de Capellaria de Boseham: Ricardus 
 de Grenstede tenet duo feoda Militis in Thorneye de eodem Episcopo. 
 Nicholaus de Wancy duo feoda in Wollamintone de eodem Episcopo. 6 
 Philippus de Croft ij feoda Militis in Elnestede de eodem Episcopo. 
 Radulphus la Falleyse tenet unum feodum Militis in Stoke de eodem 
 Episcopo. Ricardus de Prestone tenet dimidium feodi Militis, in Prestone 
 de eodem Episcopo. 
 
 Item, in nono folio in eodem Libro sic continetur: Isti tenent de Episcopo 
 de Capellaria de Boseham: Ricardus de Grenstede tenet ij feoda Militis 
 in Thorneye de eodem Episcopo, Nicholaus Wancy tenet ij feoda Militis 
 in Wollamintone de eodem Episcopo. Philipus de Croft tenet ij feoda 
 Militis in Elnestede de eodem Episcopo. Radulphus de la Faleyse tenet 
 j feodum Militis in Stoke de eodem Episcopo. Ricardus de Prestone tenet 
 dimidium feodi Militis in Prestone de eodem Episcopo. 
 
 Item, in folio xv in eodem Libro sic continetur : Episcopus Exoniensis tenet 
 de Domino Rege de Capellaria de Boseham viij feoda Militis et dimidium. 
 Unde Ricardus de Thorneye tenet duo feoda Militis, ex antiquo tempore. 
 Robertus de Elnestede ij feoda Militis. Nicholaus de Wanci ij feoda Militis. 
 Ricardus de Barentyn j feodum Militis. Ricardus de Prestetune dimidium 
 feodi Militis. 
 
 Veredictum de Boseham : 
 
 Dominus Rex Willelmus, qui venit ad Conquestuni Anglie, dedit Manerium 
 de Boseham Willelmo filio Augeri et heredibus suis ad feodi firmam, red- 
 dendo inde annuatim ad Scaccarium xlij libras argenti arsas et ponderatas 
 pro omni servicio ; et sic tenuit, tota vita sua, Manerium illud, et heredes 
 sui. Et, postea, Willelmus Marescallus tenuit Manerium illud hereditarie, 
 reddendo inde predictam firmam, scilicet xlij libras, ad Scaccarium Domini 
 Regis, arsas et ponderatas. Rex, autem, Henricus Primus arentavit ad Scac- 
 carium suum xxx solidos de predicta firma pro escambio quod fecit Willelmo 
 filio Ernulphi de terra de Bradebrugge, pro terra in qua sita est Abbathia 
 Sancte Marie de Prato, apud Rotomagum, et v solidos, quos idem Rex dedit 
 cuidam Willelmo in elemosinam. 
 
 Mandaverunt, eciam, transcriptum cujusdam Placiti, nuper coram Justiciariis 
 Domini Regis de Banco habiti, ad major em evidenciam, in hec verba 7 : 
 
 Placita apud Westmonasterium 8 coram Johanne de Metyngham et Sociis suis, 
 Justiciariis Domini Regis 9 de Banco, de 10 Termino Sancti Hillarii, Anno Regni 
 Regis Edwardi, filii Regis Henrici, decimo octavo [1289-90]. Sussexia: 
 
 1 "valebit," MS. rendered "Gloucestershire." I was 
 
 2 et x. unable, at the time, to identify " Wol- 
 
 3 Quod . . . ten[et] . . . val[et]. aumptone," which turns out to be 
 
 4 Icenore. , Wollavington in Sussex. 
 
 5 Rogerii. 7 There is a second Copy of this Docu- 
 
 6 See Vol. I. (Reg. Bronescombe), p. 97. ment on fol. 138 b , with a few various 
 I take this opportunity of correcting readings which will be found below, 
 a slip, kindly pointed out to me by 8 apud Westmonasterium]. Omitted. 
 Sir John Maclean. " Comitatus de 9 Domini Regis], Omitted. 
 Gloucestria " should not have been 10 in Rotulo de. 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 
 
 Rogerus le Bigod, Comes Norfolchie et Marescallus Anglie, summonitus 
 fuit ad respondendum Petro, Episcopo Exoniensi, de Placito quare ipse, 
 simul cum Willelmo de la Lane, Willelmo atte Hoke, juniore, Rogero le 
 Prunere, 1 et Roberto le Scut, averia ipsius Episcopi cepit et injuste detinuit, 
 fol. 16. contra vadia et plegia, etc. Et unde predictus 2 Episcopus, per attornatum 
 suum, dicit quod predictus Comes, simul cum predicto Willelmo et aliis. 
 Die Dominica proxima ante Festum Ascensionis Domini, Anno Regni 
 Domini Regis nunc sexto decimo [2 May, 1288], cepit duo jumenta ipsius 
 Episcopi in Villa de Westyngtone, in quodam loco qui vocatur Godfelde, 
 et ilia fugavit usque Manerium suum 3 de Boseham, et ibidem injuste 
 detinuit quousque etc. ; unde dicit quod deterioratus est et dampnum habet 
 ad valenciam xl solidorum. Et inde producit sectam, etc. Et Comes venit 
 et defendit vim et injuriam, quando, etc. ; et bene advocat predictam 
 capcionem et juste ; quia dicit quod ipse tenet Hundredum de Boseham 
 de Domino Rege ad feodi firmam, infra precinctum cujus Hundredi pre- 
 dicta villa de Westyngtone est. Et dicit quod, quia quidam Warinus 
 porcarius, Laurencius messor, Rogerus Osewalde, Henricus le Aketour, 4 
 Willelmus Hingelonde, 5 Robertus Laurence, Willelmus Spirewike, Ger- 
 manus le Portere, Willelmus Jakes, Rogerus Cosemere, 6 Ricardus Belle- 
 ringere, 7 Warinus le Messer, Radulphus Osewalde, Johannes le Palmere, 
 et Johannes Jakes, villani ipsius Episcopi manentes in quodam hame- 
 letto predicte ville de Estyugtone, 8 non venerunt ad letam quam ipse 
 per Ballivos suos tenuit die Mercurii proxima post Quindenain Pasche, 
 Anno secundo, apud Boseham, distrinxit ipse eos, scilicet unumquemque 
 ipsorum, per unam bestiam. Et, quia predictus Episcopus 7 non fecit 
 replegiari nisi predicta duo jumenta, ignorat ipse quorum jumenta ilia sunt, 
 etc. Et Episcopus, per attornatum suum, dicit quod ipse tenet Liberam 
 Capellam Domini Regis de Boseham ad quam pertinet Manerium ipsius 
 Episcopi de Chidham. Et dicit quod ipse et predecessores sui, a tempore 
 quo non extat memoria, usi sunt quod carucarii, carettarii, 9 berkarii, 10 
 et omnes servieutes ejusdem Manerii ad nullam letam predicti Comitis 
 venire consueverunt, cum ipse infra idem Manerium habet decennarium 
 et decennam 11 ad pacem Domini Regis de eisdem observandam. Et quod ita 
 sit, petit quod inquiratur per patriam, etc. Et Comes dicit quod predictus 
 Episcopus nullum decennarium vel decennam in eodem Manerio habere 
 debet, nee habuit, nisi jam tribus annis elapsis quod usurpavit sibi 12 super 
 Regem et ipsum Comitem decennarium et decennam. Et quod omnes 
 manentes infra predictum Hundredum debent venire ad illam letam, 
 exceptis hiis qui ad visum franciplegii venire non debent. Et de hoc 
 ponit se super Patriam. Et Episcopus similiter. Ideo preceptum est 
 Vicecomiti quod venire faceret hie a Die Sancte Trinitatis in quindecim 
 dies xij cim , etc., per quos etc: et qui nee, etc., ad recognoscendum in forma 
 predicta ; quia tarn, etc. Postea, in crastino Sancti Martini, eodem anno, 
 venit tarn predictus Episcopus quam predictus Comes, per attornatos suos ; 
 et similiter jurati, de consensu Parcium electi, qui dicunt super sacra- 
 mentum suum quod predictus Episcopus tenet Capellam de Boseham, que 
 est Libera Capella Domini Regis, et Manerium de Chidham simul cum 
 hameletto de Westyngtone, quod est membrum ejusdem Manerii, que 
 pertinent 13 Capelle predicte ex Collacione Regum Anglie, Progenitorum 
 Domini Regis nunc : in quo, quidem, Manerio idem Episcopus habet 
 quosdam libere tenentes et quosdam villanos, qui faciunt sectam ad Hun- 
 
 1 le Prunere]. Pruner. 8 Estyngtone]. Westyngtone. 
 
 2 predictus]. idem. 9 carettarii]. Omitted. 
 
 3 suum]. Omitted. 10 ploughmen carters shepherds. 
 
 4 Aketour]. Akatour. n a tithing man a tithing. 
 
 5 Hingelonde]. Ingelond. 12 usurpavit sibi]. ipse usurpavit. 
 
 6 Cosemere]. Gosemere. 13 gue pertinent], quod pertinet. 
 
 7 Belkringere]. Belleringe. 
 
68 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 dredum predictum de Boseham. 1 Dicunt, eciam, quod idem Epfecopua 
 habet in Westyngtone, quod est membrum predicti Manerii de Chidham, 
 quosdam parvos tenentes, quorum quilibet tenet tres acras terre ; et sunt 
 pro eisdem tenentibus operarii officinarii, sicut messarii, bercarii, porcarii, 
 trituratores, et hujusmodi. Et dicunt quod isti parvi tenentes veniunt, 
 bis per annum, coram Ballivo ipsius Episcopi, de Chidham, ad visum suum 
 tenendum, scilicet post Pascha, et post Festum Sancti Michaelis, et ibidem 
 per decennarium suum presentant ea que presentanda sunt ; et ibidem 
 coram Ballivo illo de transgressionibus in visu ilio inventis fiunt correc- 
 ciones. Quesiti 2 si predictus Warinus, et alii parvi tenentes ipsius Episcopi, 
 de Westyngtone, factus sit per Ballivum ipsius Episcopi, aut per 
 eleccionem parvorum tenencium predictorum, dicunt per eleccionem ; 
 ita quod quam cito aliquis electue fuerit in decennarium ex officio terre 
 ol . i6 b . sue pertinente debet esse decennarius et messor. Et bene dicunt 
 quod idem Episcopus et Predecessores sui hac eadem libertate in predicto 
 hameletto de Westyngtone usi sunt a tempore quo non extat memoria. 
 Et quia ex veredicto isto sequitur quod predictus Comes in juste cepit 
 averia predicta, consideratum est quod predictus Episcopus recuperet 
 dampna sua que taxantur ad duos solidos: et predictus Comes in miseri- 
 cordia. [Bishop Grandisson has written on the margin (fol. 138 b ), " De 
 Boseham et Chudham, contra Comitem Marescallum."] 
 
 Miserunt eciam coram Rege Cartam Domini Henrici Regis, in hec verba. 
 [There is a copy of this Charter in Bishop Bronescombe's Register, fol. 10. 
 See Vol. L,page 33]. 
 
 Et modo venit Adam de Fyncham, qui sequitur pro Domino Rege, et 
 predictus Magister Robertus Archidiaconus, et eciam ejus Officialis, per 
 attornatum suum venerunt. Et predictus Adam petit quod ex quo tante 
 evidencie hie pro Domino Rege ostenduntur, et per quas liquere potest 
 Curie dictam Capellam esse Liberam, quod ipsi respondeant Domino Regi 
 utrum Capella predicta sit Libera necne. Et predicti Magister Robertus, 
 Archidiaconus, et Robertus dicunt quod ad hoc non habent necesse ad 
 presens respondere, nisi tantummodo ad excusandum transgressiones per 
 Dominuni Regem eis impositas, etc. Et dicit, ut prius, idem Archidiaconus 
 quod Ecclesia de Boseham est Ecclesia Parochialis etc. (ut supra} ; et quod 
 ipse, tempore quo Episcopus Cicestrensis sibi predictum Archidiaconatum 
 conferebat, in venit predictum Archidiaconatum suum seisitum de hujus- 
 modi Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, etc. ; et ipse [et] omnes predecessores sui 
 Archidiaconi, a tempore quo non extat memoria, seisiti fuerunt, etc., et 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam, sine interrupcione, semper hucusque exer- 
 cuerunt, etc, (ut supra) ; et dicit quod ipse percipit de eadem Ecclesia, 
 annuatim, nomine Procuracionis, unam marcam argenti ; et ipse, et 
 Officialis suus predictus, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam, prout predecessores 
 sui, exercuerunt, et non in contemptum Regis, etc. ; et de hoc ponit se 
 super Patriam. Et predictus Adam, qui sequitur pro Rege, petit quod ex 
 fol, 17. quo predicti Archidiaconus et ejus Officialis non dedicunt quin predicta 
 Ecclesia sit Libera etc. (ut supra), petit Judicium pro Domino Rege precise. 
 Et super hoc datus est eis dies a Die Sancte Trinitatis in xv dies, etc. 
 ad quern diem, etc. ; et datus est eis dies a die Sancti Michaelis, etc. 
 Postea, ad diem ilium venit predictus Adam, qui sequitur pro Domino 
 Rege ; et sirniliter predicti Archidiaconus, etc. . . . et predicti Archi- 
 diaconus, etc., petiverunt ut prius verificare per patriam quod ipsi et 
 predecessores sui, etc. (ut supra). Et predictus Adam . . . dicit quod 
 predicta Capella a tempore quo non, etc. (ut supra) et hoc petit similiter 
 verificare pro Rege, etc. ; ita. videlicet, quod quandocumque idem Dominus 
 
 1 predictum de]. predicti Comitis in. quam sectam faciunt, seu facere con- 
 
 2 A clause is omitted here " Quesiti si sueverunt, ad Hundredum predicti 
 predicti Warinu set alii parvi tenentes Comitis, de Boseham, dicunt quod 
 ipsius Episcopi, de Westyngtone, ali- non," 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSH AM. 69 
 
 Rex potent cerciorari super immunitate Capelle, etc. aliter per recordum 
 seu per alia munimenta seu evidencias quovismodo, tam ante verificaciouem 
 patrie quam post, quod verificacio ilia non cedat in prejudicium, etc., set 
 semper jus ipsius Domini Regis sibi in premissis salvetur. Ideo preceptum 
 est Vicecomiti quod venire faceret coram Rege a die Sancti Hillarii in xv 
 dies, ubicumque, etc. xxiiij or , etc., quorum octo sint Milites gladio cincti, 
 etc. Postea, a Die Pasche in tres septimanas, Anno Regni Regis nunc 
 quarto decimo [1321], venit predictus Adam de Fyncham . . . . et similiter 
 predicti Robertus Archidiaconus et ejus Officialis per Hugonem de Farn- 
 done, attornatum suum ; et similiter jurati venerunt, qui dicunt super 
 sacramentum suum quod apud Boseham, in Choro Ecclesie, sunt sex Canon- 
 ici Seculares, habentes sex Prebendas divisas. Et dicunt quod Episcopi 
 Exonienses, ex concessione Regum Anglie, Progenitorum Regis mine, con- 
 ferunt Prebendas illas, et Canonicos instituunt, installant, et destituunt cum 
 fuerint destituendi, et hoc propria auctoritate. Et quod predicti Canonici, 
 seu eorum Prebeude, bona sua propria Prebendarum illarum, vel eorum 
 Ministri in Choro Ecclesie de Boseham ministrautes, nunquam per aliquem 
 Archidiaconum Cicestrensem, predecessorem dicti Archidiaconi qui nunc est, 
 visitati fuerunt ; nee aliquam Jurisdiccionem in eis exercuerunt, quousque 
 Dominus Archidiaconus et ejus Omcialis qui nunc sunt, tempore suo, 
 primo Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in predictis Choro, Canonicis, Ministris, 
 et Prebendis exercuerunt. Et dicunt quod unus predictorum Canonicorum 
 tenet Prebendam que vocatur Prebenda Parochialis et Vicariam in corpore 
 Ecclesie confert, et Vicarium constituit ; qui, quidem, Vicarius curam 
 animarum Parochianorum, in Corpore Ecclesie, extra Chorum habet. Et 
 in eodem Vicario et Parochianis, ac in Corpore dicte Ecclesie, extra Chorum, 
 predictus Magister Robertus Archidiaconus, et predecessores sui Archi- 
 diaconi Cicestrenses, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercuerunt. Et super 
 hoc dies datus est Partibus de audiendo judicio suo, coram Rege, a die 
 Sancte Trinitatis in xv dies, ubicumque, etc. Et deinde datus est eis dies, 
 coram Rege, a die Sancti Hillarii in xv dies, ubicumque, etc. de audiendo 
 judicio suo, etc. Et delude datus est eis dies, coram Rege, a Die Pasche 
 in tres septimanas, ubicumque, etc. de audiendo judicio suo, etc. Et deinde 
 datus eis dies, coram Rege, a die Sancti Michaelis in xv dies, ubicumque, 
 etc., de audiendo judicio suo etc. Ad quern diem predictus Adam, qui 
 sequitur pro Domino Rege, venit, et predicti Archidiaconus et ejus Omcialis 
 similiter veuerunt. Et, quia per Inquisicionem predictam, in quam pre- 
 dicti Robertus, Archidiaconus, et ejus Omcialis, se posuerunt, compertum 
 fol. iy b .est quod Canonici Ecclesie predicte et eorum Prebende, bona sua Preben- 
 darum illarum, seu eorum Ministri in Choro Ecclesie predicte de Boseham 
 ministrantes, nunquam per aliquem Archidiaconum Cicestrensem, prede- 
 cessorem predicti Archidiaconi qui nunc est, visitati fuerunt ; nee aliquem 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eisdem exercuerunt, quousque predicti 
 Robertus Archidiaconus, et Robertus de Endreby, ejus Omcialis, qui nunc 
 sunt, tempore suo, primo Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in predictis Choro, 
 Canonicis, Ministris, et Prebendis, contra Prohibucionem Domini Regis, 
 exercuerunt, consideratum est quod predicti Robertus Archididiaconus, et 
 Robertus de Enderby, ejus Omcialis, capiantur, etc. Et inhibitum est 
 prefatis Archidiacono et ejus Official! quod nullam Jurisdiccionem Ordi- 
 nariam in predictis Choro, Canonicis, Ministris, et Prebendis, bonis et 
 catallis Prebendarum predictarum, de cetero exerceant seu exercere pre- 
 sumant, etc. Postea, a die Sancti Hillarii in xv dies, Anno xvj [1322-3], 
 venerunt predicti Archidiaconus, et ejus Omcialis, et finem fecerunt cuin 
 Domino Rege ; prout patet per Rotulum Finium deTermino Sancti Hillarii 
 predicto. [About a third (in the middle) of the page is left blank here]. 
 
 Item, Processus habitus in eadem Curia contra Johannem, Episcopum 
 
 Cicestrensem, super eodem : 
 MEMORANDUM quod quedam Prohibicio directa fuit Johanni, Episcopo Cices- 
 
70 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 trensi, Officialique suo, et eorum Commissariis, concordans de verbo ad 
 verbum illi que scribitur supra, in principle istius quaterni, et que dirigitur 
 Archidiacono et ejus Officiali Cicestrensi, etc. (see page 62). 
 
 Attachiamentum: 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex Anglie, etc., Vicecomiti Sussexie salutem. Pone 
 per vadium et salvos plegios Johannem, Episcopum Cicestrensem, et 
 Robertum de Derby, quod sint coram nobis a Die Pasche in xv dies ubi- 
 cumque tune f uerimus in Anglia, ostensuri quare, cum Ecclesia de Boseham 
 sit Libera Capella nostra et ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue 
 quantum ad Chorum et Prebendas Ecclesie illius, et personas Preben- 
 dariorum Prebendarum illarum, et Ministrorum Ecclesie predicte, ac bona 
 Prebendarum earundem, exempta penitus, ut dicitur, et immunis. Et nos, 
 pro eo quod prefati Episcopus et Robertus, in Capella nostra predicta, 
 precipue in Chore-, Cauonicis, Ministris, et Prebendis Ecclesie predicte, ac 
 ' bonis Prebendarum illarum, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere intenderunt, 
 sicut ex relatu accepimus plurimorum, eisdem Episcopo et Roberto districte 
 prohibemus ne aliquam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eadem Capella nostra, 
 precipue in Choro, etc., exercere, nee aliquid quod in nostri prejudicium 
 aut libertatis Capelle uostre predicte lesionem cedere posset, aliqualiter 
 attemptare presument. Et si quid per ipsos aut ministros suos indebite 
 attemptatum esset in hac parte, id sine dilacione facerent revocari. Predicti 
 fol.i8. Episcopus et Robertus Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Capella nostra pre- 
 dicta, precipue in Choro, etc. exercuerunt, et alia nobis prejudicialia in 
 hac parte eo amplius attemptaverunt, et adhuc attemptare non desistunt, 
 ea que per ipsos et ministros suos in premissis sunt indebite attemptata 
 revocare penitus differendo, in nostri et Juris nostri Regii prejudicium 
 libertatisque Capelle nostre predicte lesionem manifestam, et contra Pro- 
 hibucionem nostram. Et habeas ibi nomina plegiorum et hoc Breve. 
 Teste meipso, apud Newerke, secundo die Februarii, Anno Regni nostri 
 sexto decimo [1322-3J. 
 
 Placita coram Domino JRege, apud Eboracum, a die Sancti Johannis 
 Baptiste in xv dies, Anno Regni Regis JEdwardi, Fttii Regis Edwardi, 
 decimo septimo incipiente. Inter Placita Regis. 
 
 Sussexia. Johannes, Episcopus Cicestrensis, attachiatus f uit ad respondendum 
 Domino Regi de Placito, quare, cum Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella 
 Regis et ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue quantum ad Chorum, 
 etc. (ut supra), exempta penitus, ut dicitur, et immunis, et Rex, pro eo quod 
 prefatus Episcopus in Capella Regia predicta, precipue in Choro, etc. (ut 
 supra), Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere intendit, sicut ex relatu accepit 
 Rex plurimorum, eidem Episcopo districte prohibuerit Rex ne aliquam 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eadem Capella Regis, precipue etc. (ut supra) 
 aliqualiter attemptare presumeret ; et si quid per ipsum aut ministros 
 suos indebite attemptatum esset in hac parte id sine dilacione faceret 
 revocari, predictus Episcopus, simul cum Roberto de Derby, Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam in Capella Regis predicta, precipue, etc. (ut supra) exercuit 
 etc. (ut supra). Et unde idem Dominus Rex, per Adam de Fyncham, 
 qui sequitur pro eo, dicit quod, cum Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella 
 Regis, etc. (ut supra) ; et pro eo quod prefatus Episcopus in Capella Regia 
 predicta, precipue, etc. (ut supra) Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere 
 intendit, Regia Prohibicio eidem Episcopo missa fuit, et liberata apud 
 Cakham, die Jovis in Festo Sancti Laurentii, Anno Regis nunc octavo [10 
 Aug.(?), 1314], per Willelmum de Watergate, in presencia Ricardi de Kilring- 
 toneet Ricardi de Otery, ne hujusmodi Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exerceret 
 in eadem ; idem Episcopus, non obstante Regia Prohibucione predicta, 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Capella Regis predicta exercuit, ut visitando 
 Chorum, Canonicos, et Ministros Chori in Choro, et sequestrando bona 
 Canonicorum in Prebendis suis, videlicet Thome de Stapeldone et Robert! 
 Heipwarde, et aliorum Canonicorum et Prebendariorum ibidem, et tenendo 
 
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 Capitula sua in eodem Choro, citando Canonicos et Ministros ejusdem 
 Chori ad veniendum coram ipso Episcopo, responsuros in Capitulis predictis, 
 et eos suspendendo pro eo quod coram eo in Capitulis suis non comparuerunt, 
 et alia Domino Regi prejudicialia, videlicet, Episcopum Exoniensem, qui 
 est ejusdem Capelle Decanus, excommunicando, et ipsum excommuni- 
 catum per totam Diocesim suam publice denunciando ; ea que per ipsum 
 suut indebite attemptata non revocando, set revocare differendo, etc., in 
 prejudicium Regis et libertatis Capelle Regis predicte lesionem, et contra 
 Prohibicionem Regiam, etc., in contemptum Domini Regis decem milium 
 fol. i8 b . librarum. Et hoc offert verificare pro Domino Rege, etc. Et predictus 
 Johannes Episcopus, in propria persona sua, venit et defendit vim et 
 injuriam et quicquid est in contemptum Regis, etc. Et dicit quod predicta 
 Ecclesia de Boseham non est Libera Capella Domini Regis, et hoc paratus 
 est verificare, prout Curia Domini Regis consideraverit. Et super hoc quesi- 
 tum est per predictum Adam, qui sequitur, etc., a predicto Episcopo, ac 
 eciam per Justiciarios, si aliud velit dicere pro responsione in premissis, etc. 
 Et Episcopus dicit quod ipse tenet se ad responsionem predictam, etc. Et 
 predictus Adam qui etc., dicit quod predictus Episcopus vocatus est ad 
 Curiam hie ad respondendum Domino Regi de eo quod idem Episcopus 
 Jurisdiccionein Ordinariam exercuit in Capella Regis predicta, contra Pro- 
 hibicionem Regiam, sicut predictum est, et non ad respondendum an 
 predicta Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella Regis nee ne ; set idem Epi- 
 scopus non dedicit quin Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam ibidem exercuit 
 et exercere presumpsit, contra Prohibicionem Regiam ; nee hujusmodi 
 factum suum in hac parte justificat nee justificare curat, ut Loci 
 Ordinarius, set tanquam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam non habens dicit 
 quod predicta Ecclesia non est Libera Capelle Domini Regis, et hoc 
 verificare pretendit ; que, quidem, verificacio sortitur naturam meri 
 juris super libertate Capelle predicte et non ad acquietacionem predict! 
 Episcopi quoad transgressionem predictam, et que verificacio super isto 
 Brevi de transgressione nou est acceptanda. Petit judicium pro Domino 
 Rege de predicto Episcopo tanquam indefenso, etc. Et predictus Epi- 
 scopus dicit quod ex quo Dominus Rex causam istius querele sumit ex eo 
 quod dicitur quod predicta Ecclesia est Libera Capella ipsius Domini Regis ; 
 ad quod idem Episcopus respondet quod Ecclesia ilia de Boseham non est 
 Libera Capella Regis ; et, si eadem non sit Libera Capella Regis, tune idem 
 Episcopus erga Dominum Regem in nullo in hac parte deliquit, et idem 
 Episcopus verificare pretendit quod Ecclesia ilia non est Libera, etc., videtur 
 ei quod responsio ista sibi sufficere debet in hac parte ; et se tenet ad 
 responsionem istam. Et predictus Adam, qui sequitur, etc., dicit, ut prius, 
 quod Episcopus Cicestrensis non dedicit quin Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam 
 exercuit in Capella predicta, precipue in Choro, etc., (ut supra) ; nee 
 idem Episcopus dicit quod ipse est Ordinarius illius Loci, nee quod ad ipsum 
 Episcopum quovismodo pertineat Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam ibidem 
 exercere, nee aliquid aliud dicit, nee dicere curat super sibi, ut predicitur, 
 impositis, nisi tantum quod dicat quod Ecclesia ilia non est Libera 
 Capella Regis, et hoc verificare pretendit ; que quidem, verificacio non 
 est admittenda, ut predictum est. Petit Judicium pro Domino Rege, ut 
 prius, etc. Et idem Adam ab istis pro Domino Rege allegatis non 
 recedendo, nee ea seu eorum aliquod relinquendo, nee predictam respon- 
 sionem predicti Episcopi aliqualiter acceptando, dicit quod, ad pleniorem 
 informaciouem Curie in premissis, quod quidam Magister Robertus de 
 Leiset, Archidiaconus Cicestrie, et Robertus de Enderby, ejus Officialis, 
 alias attachiati fuerunt ad respondendum Domino Regi de consimili 
 Placito, quare scilicet, cum predicta Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella 
 Domini Regis, et ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue quantum ad 
 Chorum, etc., (ut supra), exempta penitus et immunis, predicti Archi- 
 diaconus et ejus Officialis Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Choro, etc., per se, 
 et suos nomine ipsorum, exercere presumpserunt, etc. ; super quo, quidem, 
 
72 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Placito, quia videbatur Curie quod expediens fuit pro Domino Rege 
 cerciorari per Librum de Domesday, Librum Feodorum, et alia dictam 
 Ecclesiam tangencia in Thesauraria Regis existencia, super libertate Capelle 
 Regis predicte, mandatum fuit Thesaurario, Baronibus, et Camerariis de 
 Scaccario Domini Regis quod, scrutatis predictis Libris et aliis evidenciis, 
 mitterent ea que inde contigeret inveniri coram Domino Rege, etc. Et, 
 postea, predicti Thesaurarius, etc., miserunt Recordum Libri de Domesday, 
 in quo sub titulo qui dicitur, Inter Terras Regis in Comitatu Sussexie 
 continentur hec verba : Rex Willelmus tenet in dominio Boseham. Item, 
 in eodem Libro de Domesday, sub titulo qui sic scribitur, Inter Terras 
 Osberti Episcopi in Comitatu predicto, continentur hec verba: Osbertus, 
 Episcopus, tenet etc. (ut supra). Item, subsequ enter, sub eodem titulo, 
 
 fol. 19. continentur hec verba : Decimam Ecclesie Clerici tenent. Item Thesau- 
 rarius et Camerarius miserunt Recordum Libri Feodorum sub hiis verbis (ut 
 supra). Item, in nono folio (ut supra). Item, in folio xv. (ut supra). Item, 
 miserunt predicti Thesaurarius, etc., transcriptum Recordi cujusdam Placiti 
 coram Johanne de Metyngham et Sociis suis, Justiciariis Domini Regis de 
 Banco (ut supra) ; in quo Recordo contkmtur quod per quandam juratam, 
 inter predictos Episcopum et Comitem ibi captam, compertum est quod 
 predictus Episcopus tenet Capellam de Boseham, que est Libera Capella 
 Domini Regis. Item, miserunt Thesaurarius et Camerarius Cartam Domini 
 Henrici quondam Regis Anglie, etc., in qua, quidem, Carta continetur 
 (ut supra). Item dicit pro Domino Rege, predictus Adam, qui sequitur, 
 etc., quod per quandam juratam coram Domino Rege alias captam super 
 predicto Placito moto inter ipsum Dominum Regem et predictum 
 Archidiaconum, compertum est quod Episcopi Exonienses, ex concessione 
 Regum Anglie, Progenitorum Regis nunc, conferunt Prebendas, etc., (ut 
 supra)^ ; et quod predicti Canonici, seu eorum Prebende, etc., nunquam 
 per aliquem Archidiacouum Cicestrensem, etc. visitati fuerunt ; nee aliquam 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eis exercuerunt, quousque dictus Archidia- 
 conus, et ejus Officialis, qui nunc sunt etc. (ut supra), exercuerunt. Et dicit 
 quod ista omnia coram Domino Rege alias transmissa, ut predicitur, irrotulata 
 sunt in Rotulis Placitorum coram H. le Scrope et Sociis suis, Justiciariis 
 Domini Regis, ad Placita coram ipso Rege tenenda assignatis, prout per 
 inspeccionem Rotulorum eorundem liquere poterit manifeste. Unde idem 
 Adam, qui sequitur, etc., dicit quod per premissa contenta in predictis 
 Libris, Carta Regis, et Recordis, coratn Rege alias transmissis, sicut pre- 
 dictum est, et eciam per predictam juratam, captam inter ipsum Dominum 
 Regem et predictum Archidiaconum, sufficienter ostenditur quod Rex est in 
 possessione libertatis Capelle predicte, quod hec sufficere debent pro 
 
 fol. i9 b . Domino Rege in hac parte ad faciendum Judicium contra dictum Epi- 
 scopum Cicestrensem super transgressione predicta, cum idem Episcopus 
 nullam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam clamet in Ecclesia predicta, set tanquam 
 extraneus a Jurisdiccione hujusmodi non dedicit quin Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam exercuit ibidem, contra Prohibicionem Regiam, ut predictum 
 est: petit Judicium pro Domino Rege, ut prius etc. Et predictus Cices- 
 trensis (sic) dicit, ut prius, quod predicta Ecclesia de Boseham non est Libera 
 Capella Domini Regis, et hoc paratus est verificare, etc. ; et dicit quod 
 videtur ei quod predicta allegata pro Domino Rege de contentis in predictis 
 Libris et aliis, etc., habent censeri ut evidencie et non probaciones. Et 
 predictus Adam, qui sequitur, etc., dicit pro Domino Rege, versus predictum 
 Episcopum Cicestrensem, sicut prius, etc. et petit Judicium pro Domino 
 Rege, sicut predictum est, etc. Dies datus est eis de audiendo Judicio in 
 Octabis Sancti Michaelis, coram Rege, ubicumque, etc. Et interim scru- 
 tentur pro Domino Rege, etc., si que, etc., ad pleniorem informacionem, 
 etc., seu alias ad beneplacitum Domini Regis, etc. Postea, ad diem ilium 
 venit Adam de Fyncham, qui sequitur pro Rege, etc. Et predictus Epi- 
 scopus Cicestrensis, per attornatum suum. Et Dominus Rex mandavit 
 Breve suum Justiciariis hie in hec verba: Edward, par la grace de Dieu Roi 
 
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 Dengleterre et Seigneur Dirlaunde et Due Daquitaigne, a noz chers et 
 foiaux Henri de Stauntone et ses Compaignons, Justices de nostre Baunke, 
 saluz. Nous vous envoioms une enqueste et un record ensemblement od 
 Letres dascunes noz Justices et Serieauntz, des queux vous enpurrez meutz 
 estre enfourme du Plee que pent entre nous et lonurable Piere en Dieu 
 levesque de Cicestre, touchant nostre Franche Chapelle de Boseham, si vous 
 mandoms que vous en eyez avis et faces oultre, ceo que vous verrez que 
 face afaire solonc loi et resoun, sauvant tote foiz nostre droit. Done souz 
 nostre secre seal a Liverpol, le xxvj jour Dottobre, Ian de nostre Regne 
 xvij me . Et super hoc Dominus Rex misit quandam Inquisicionem captam 
 coram H. de Stauntone, J. de Stonore, et R. de Malberthorpe, apud Bremel- 
 schete, die Veneris in crastino Nativitatis Beate Marie Virginis proximo 
 preterita, per Commissionem eis factam per Literas Regias Patentes, sub 
 Magno Sigillo, per sacramentum tarn Militum quam aliorum proborum et 
 legalium hominum, tarn de Comitatu Sussexie, in quo predicta Ecclesia de 
 Boseham sita est, quam de Comitatibus Suthamptonie et Surrie, eidem 
 Comitatui Sussexie propinquioribus. In qua, quidem, Inquisicione con- 
 tinetur quod Capellaria de Boseham, tempore prime Fundacionis fuit 
 exempta et immunis, ut Libera Capella Regis, ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordi- 
 naria, f undata et dotata per Progenitores Regum Anglie, et situata in solo 
 Regis qui tune tempqris regnavit ; et quod quidam Rex postea contulit 
 dictam Capellariam, que nunc nominatur a quibusdam Ecclesia de Boseham 
 cuidam tune Exoniensi Episcopo, tenendam sibi et Successoribus suis, adeo 
 libere sicut Reges earn tenuerunt. Et quod omnes Prebendarii predicte 
 Capellarie, cum ceteris ministris et eorum bonis, a tempore quo non extat 
 memoria, fuerunt exempti et immunes a Jurisdiccione Ordinaria Diocesani. 
 Misit, eciam, Dominus Rex Recordum cujusdam loquele habite inter 
 Dominum Edwardum, quondam Regem Anglie, Patrem Domini Regis nunc, 
 et Robertum, quondam Archiepiscopum Cantuariensem coram ipso Domino 
 Rege, Patre, etc., Anno Regni sui tricesimo secundo, de Placito quare idem 
 Archiepiscopus in Ecclesia Sancti Oswaldi, Gloucestrie, que est Libera 
 Capella Regis de elemosinis Progenitorum Regis, quondam Regum Anglie, 
 fundata, et que ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria exempta est penitus et 
 immunis, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere presumpsit, in Regis et Regie 
 Dignitatis prejudicium, et contra Prohibicionem Regiam, etc. In quo, 
 quidem, Recordo continetur quod Judicium super hoc redditum fuit predicto 
 Domino Regi, etc., contra predictum Archiepiscopum. Item, Dominus 
 Rex misit quasdam Literas quorundam Justiciariorum, et aliorum de 
 Consilio Regis existencium, quorum cuilibet Dominus Rex, ob pleniorem 
 fol. 20. informacionem super libertate Capelle predicte habendam, prius mandavit 
 quod, habito respectu ad predictas evidencias ostensas et propositas pro 
 Domino Rege, et maxime in predicto Placito inter ipsum Dominum Regem 
 et predictum Archidiaconum moto, quod iidem Justiciarii, et alii de Consilio 
 Regis, singillatim rescriberent Domino Regi, an, scilicet, melius intenderint 
 dictam Ecclesiam de Boseham esse Liberam Capellam Domini Regis, quam 
 non. Et super hiis quidam Justiciarii et alii de Consilio, etc., miserunt 
 Literas suas Domino Regi in forma subscripta: 
 
 Tenor Litere WiUelmi de Bereforde, Capitalis Justiciarii de Banco, tails est, 
 Treshonure Seigneur, vous plese saver que ie ay receu voz Lettres, per les 
 queles vous mavez mande et chargez par les sermentz que ie vous ai fait 
 que, eyant regarde as evidences que sont trouvez et botez pour vous sur la 
 franchise de lesglise de Boseham, la quele vous entendez estre vostre 
 Franche Chapelle, que sont contenuz en les Records et Proces des Pledz 
 que unt este en vostre Baunke, entre vous, Sire, et Mestre Robert de Leyset, 
 Arcediakne de Cicestre, et Mestre Robert de Endrebi son Official, et celui 
 que ore est en meisme le Baunke, entre vous, Sire, et levesque de Cicestre, 
 sur meisme la franchise, feisse a saver a vostre Seignurie, le quel il me 
 semble meuz que cele Esglise soit vostre Fraunche Chapele ou nemye: sur 
 quele chose plese a vostre Seignurie saver que ie ay regarde les evidences 
 
74 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 que sont contenues en les Recordz et Proces du Plee ontre vous. Sire, et 
 Mestre Robert de Leiset, Arcedeakne de Cicestre, et Mestre Robert de 
 Endreby, son Official, et ensement, Sire, un transecrit de Domesday que 
 fu mis avant en Court, quant home parla de la busoigne que tesmoigne 
 que le Manoir de Boseham fu en la mayn Seint Edward, et lesglise de 
 Boseham en la mayn levesque Dexcestre, que adunques fu, et issint demora 
 le dit Manoir en mayus des Rois, et fu en la mayn William le Conquerour, 
 et la dite Esglise en mayns des Evesques Dexcestre, mes par nulle aprise 
 que ie ay puis entendu, Sire, ie ne puis saver que unques puis eel temps 
 que la dite Esglise devynt en mayn de nul de voz Progenitours, Sire, come 
 droit de la Coronne, mes par le dit Plee que fu en vostre Baunke entre 
 vous, Sire, et le dit Mestre Robert Arcediakne de Cicestre, de ce quil aveit 
 usee Jurisdiccion Ordinere en la dite Esglise, ou il alleggea qil navoit aultre 
 chose fait mes come ses predecessours sesoient avant son temps, sur quele 
 chose enqueste se fist, par la quele trove fu qil ni avoit unques Jurisdiccion 
 Ordinere usee en le Quoer del Esglise, in Choro Ecclesie, en les 
 Chanoigs (sic) illoeques, tantque le dit Mestre Robert de son fait demeyne 
 commencea la dite Jurisdiccion user ; dont il semble bien que le Queor (sic) 
 de la dite Esglise et les Chanoigns illeoques sont et deyvent estre exemptes 
 de Jurisdiccion Ordinere. 
 
 Tenor Litere Walteri de Norwico, Capitalis Baronis de Scaccario, Mon tres- 
 noble et tresduttee Seignur, A ce qe mande mavez de vous certefier le 
 quel ie entenke meutz qe lesglise de Boseham, quele vous entendez estre 
 vostre Franche Chapelle, soit tiele ou ne mie eaunt regarde as evidences qe 
 ount este monstrez et alleggez einz ces heures en vostre Court, en les 
 Proces du Plee qe lenz ad este tenuz en vostre Baunke entre vous, Sire, 
 et Mestre Robert de Ley set, Arcediakne de Cicestre, et Mestre Robert de 
 Enderby son Official, et de celui Plee qest ore en vostre dit Baunke entre 
 vous, Sire, et levesque de Cicestre sur la franchise et la immunite de 
 lesglise avantdite ; saver plese vestre Hautesce qe par les dites evidences et 
 ascunes aultres contenues en un Enqueste ia prise par vostre comandement 
 touchaunt la dite busoigne, me semble qe la dite Esglise piert meutz estre 
 fol. 2o b . franche et quite de Jurisdiccion Ordinere de Diocesan que ne mie. Dieu, 
 Sire, par Sa peusance vous donit bone vie et longe. Escrite a Loundres 
 lendemeyn de Seint Michel. 
 
 Tenor Litere Henrici Spigurnel, Justiciarii ad Placita coram Rege, Tres- 
 honurable Seignur, Voillez saver qe ie ay receu vos Letres, par les queles 
 vous mavez mandez et chargez, par les sermentz qe ie vous ai fait, qe, eiant 
 regarde as evidences qe sont trovez et botez pur vous sur la franchise del 
 Esglise de Boseham, la quele vous entendez estre vostre Franche Chapele, 
 qe sont contenuz en les Recordz et Proces du Pie qe ad este en vostre 
 Baunke entre vous, Sire, et Mestre Robert de Leiset, Arcediakne de 
 Cicestre, et Mestre Robert de Enderby, son Official, et celi qest ore en 
 meisme le Baunke entre vous, Sire, et levesque de Cicestre sur meisme la 
 Franchise, fait saver a vostre Seignurie lequel il moi semble meuz qe cele 
 Eglise soit vostre Franche Chapele ou ne mie ; sur quele chose plese a 
 vostre Seignurie de saver qe par les dites evidences queles sont mostrez 
 Bur les sermentz qe ie vous ai fait, il moi semble meuz quele soit vostre 
 Franche Chapelle qe ne mie. A Dieu, tresnoble Seignur, qe longement 
 pussetz durer. Escrite a Westminstre, le iij jour de Septembre. 
 
 Tenor Litere Willelmi de Ilerle, Justiciarii de Banco, Treshonure Seignur, De 
 ce qe vous mavez mande et charge qe, eiant regarde as evidences qe sont 
 trovez et boteez pur vous sur la Franchise de lesglise de Boseham, le quel 
 il semble mielz qe la dite Esglise soit vostre Franche Chapelle ou ne mie ; 
 plese a vostre treshaute Seignurie saver qe, eiant regarde as evidences en 
 vostre Court mostrez, semble a moi qe la dite Esglise piert mielz estre 
 franohe et quite de Jurisdiccion Ordinere qe ne mie. Dieu, Sire, par Sa 
 pussance vous doingne bone vie et longe. 
 
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 Tenor Liter e Johannis de Mutforde, Justiciarii de Banco, Treshonurable 
 Seignur, le resceu voz Lettres le Vendredy apres les Utaves de Seint 
 Michel, a Everwike, qe voleyent qe ie vous mandasse par nies Letres le 
 quel ieo entenke mielz qe lesglise de Boseham soit vestre Fraunche Chapelle 
 ou noun. Plese a vostre Grande Seignurie saver qe, eaunt regarde as evi- 
 dences qe sont trovez et boteez pur vous, Sire, en vostre Court, ie entenke 
 mieuz qele soit vostre Fraunche Chapelle qe ne mie. Dieu tiegne vostre 
 vie, Sire, longement en bone sauntee. 
 
 Tenor Litere Rogeri Beler, Baronis de Scaccario, Treshonure Seignur, De ce 
 qe vous mavez mande et chargez qe, eaunt regarde as evidences qe sont 
 tuez et botez pur vous sur la franchise del Esglise de Boseham, le quiel 
 il moi semble mielz qe la dite Eglise soit vostre Franche Chapelle ou ne 
 inie ; plese a vostre treshaute Seignurie saver qe, eiaunt regard as evidences 
 en vos Pledz en vostre Court mostrez, et as evidences de lenqueste qe 
 darrein fust prise en mesme le paiis par voz Justices, mes Compaignons, 
 quele enqueste este mostree as plusurs de vostre Conseil, il moi semble 
 mielz qele est Franche, exempte, et quite de Jurisdiccion Ordinere qe ne 
 mie. Sire, Dieu mentiegne vostre honurable Seignurie et lencresse en 
 honur si Lui plest. 
 
 Tenor Litere Walter i de friskenay, Justiciarii de Banco, Treshonure Seignur, 
 De ce qe vous mavez mandee et chargez qe, eaunt regard as evidences qe 
 sont trovez et botez pur vous sur la franchise de lesglise de Boseham, le 
 quiel ie entenke mielz qe la dite Esglise soit vostre Franche Chapelle ou ne 
 mie ; plese a vostre treshaute Seignurie saver qe, eaunt regard as evidences 
 qe sont trovez et botez pur vous en voz Pledz en vostre Court, ie entenke 
 mieuz qele est vostre Franche Chapele (sic} que ne mie. 
 
 Tenor Litere Johannis de Bousser, Justiciarii de Banco, Treshonurable 
 Seignur, A ce qe ie ay en mandement de vous certefier le quel ie entenke 
 meultz qe lesglise de Boseham soit vostre Franche Chapelle ou ne mie, 
 eaunt regarde as evidences qe ount este mostres et botez pur vous en le 
 Plee qe fust entre vous et Mestre Robert de Leiset, Arcedeakne de Cicestre, 
 et Mestre Robert de Enderbi, son Official, et de ceo Plee qe ore est entre vous 
 et levesque de Cicestre sur la franchise de la dite Eglise ; plese a vostre 
 Seignurie savoir qe votre Letre moy vint a Everwike le Loendi en la veille 
 de Seint Luke, a quel temps ie navey pas pleiue conissance des dites 
 evidences, pur ce, Seignur, qe ie fu molt aillurs qe a la Court par voz 
 fol. 21. mandementz au temps qe les dites evidences furont en maniauntz; mes, 
 Seignur, solonc la conissauce qe ie avoy des dites evidences, ou poey aver, 
 pus la receite de vostre Letre, par information dautres, et del euqueste 
 de ce nadgaires prise en pais, si semble il mielz, Seignur, a moy qe la dite 
 Esglise est quite de Jurisdiccion Ordinaire qe ne mie. 
 
 Tenor Litere Willelmi de Fulborne, Baronis de Scaccario : Treshonure Seignur, 
 De ce qe vous mavez mande et chargez qe, eaunt regard as evidences qe 
 sont trovez et botez pur vous sur la franchise del Eglise de Boseham, le 
 quel il moi semble mielz qe la dite Esglise soit vostre Franche Chapelle 
 ou ne mie ; plese saver a vostre treshaute Seignurie qe, eaunt regard as 
 evidences mostrez et pledez en vostre Court, et as evidences del enquest 
 qe darreiu fust prise en mesme le pais par voz Justices, quele enqueste 
 est mostre as plusurs de vostre Conseil, il me semble melz qele est Franche, 
 exempte, et quite de Jurisdiccion Ordinaire qe ne mie. Dieu, pur Sa 
 mercy, Sire, mentiegne vostre honurable Seignurie et lencresse en honour 
 si Li plest. 
 
 Tenor Litere GUberti de Touckeby. servientis ad Placita pro Rege: Tres- 
 honure Seignur. De ce qe vous mavez mande et charge qe, eaunt regard 
 as evidences qe sont trovez et botez pur vous sur la franchise de leglise de 
 Boseham, le quiel ie entenke mielz qe la dite Eglise soit vostre Franche 
 Chapelle ou ne mie ; plese a vostre treshaute Seignurie saver qe, eaunt 
 regard as evidences qe sont trovez et botez pur vous en voz Pledz en 
 vostre Court, ie entenke mielz qele est vostre Franche Chapelle qe ne mie. 
 
76 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Tenor Litere Johannis de Denonn, servientis ad Placita pro Rege: Treshonure 
 Seignur, De ce qe vous mavez mande et charge par voz Lettres qe, eaunt 
 regarde as evidences qe sont trovez et botez pour vous sur la franchise de 
 leglise de Boseham, le quel il me semble mielz qe la dite Eglise soit vostre 
 Franche Chapelle ou ne mie ; plese a vostre treshaute Seignurie saver qe, 
 eant regard as evidences en vos Pledz en vostre Court mostrez, qe sont 
 fondez sur les Livres de Domesday et des Fedz et sur Charte de voz 
 Progenitours, et au dit de leuqueste qe passa entre vous, Sire, et lerce- 
 deakne de Cicestre, et sur lattachement de Prohibicien de ce qil use 
 Jurisdiccion Ordinere en la dite Esglise, il semble a moy qele doit plus tost 
 estre tenue vostre Franche Chapele, exempte, et quite de Jurisdiccion 
 Ordinere qe ne mie. 
 
 Preterea, quesitis Rotulis de predicto Placito inter Dominum Regem et 
 predictum Archidiaconum Cicestrensem, compertum est quod per juratam 
 captam in hac parte, in qua idem Archidiaconus se posuit, quod apud 
 Boseham, in Choro Ecclesie sunt sex Canonici Seculares, habentes sex 
 Prebendas divisas, et quod predicti Canonici, seu eorum Prebende, bona 
 sua propria Prebendarum illarum, vel eorum Ministri in Choro Ecclesie 
 de Boseham ministrantes, nunquam per aliquem Archidiaconum Cices- 
 trensem, predecessorem predicti Archidiaconi qui nunc est, visitati f uerunt ; 
 nee aliquam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eis exercuerunt quousque dictus 
 Archidiaconus, et ejus Officialis, qui nuuc sunt, tempore suo primo Juris- 
 diccionem Ordinariam in predictis Choro, etc. . . . exercuerunt ; ob quod 
 consideratum fuit quod predictus Archidiaconus caperetur ; et inhibitum 
 fuit prefato Arcbidiacono quod nullam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in pre- 
 dictis Choro, Canonicis, Ministris, et Prebendis etc. de cetero exerceat, seu 
 exercere presumat. In quibus, quidem, Rotulis predicte evidencie alias in 
 predicto Placito inter Dominum Regem et predictum Archidiaconum pro- 
 posite et allegate similiter inseruntur. Postmodum, omnibus premissis 
 inspectis et diligenter examinatis per Justiciaries hie, et alios de Consilio 
 Regis tune presentes in Curia, et habito respectu ad predictas evidencias et 
 premissa pro Domino Rege allegata, ostensa, et recordata, ac eciam ad 
 intencionem et avisamentum predictorum legis et consilii Regni peri- 
 torum, sicut predictum est, videtur Curie racionibus predictis et aliis, quod 
 Judi- predictus Episcopus Domino Regi juxta predicti Brevis exigenciam et 
 "H*?. formam accionis Regie in hoc casu, non respond et ad querelam Domini 
 turn'" Regis, nee de transgressione predicta sibi imposita se excusat, nee earn 
 contra dedicit. Et ideo consideratum est quod predictus Johannes Episcopus 
 Episco- capiatur, etc. ; et inhibitum est eidem Episcopo quod de cetero Jurisdic- 
 cestren-~ c * onem Ordinariam in Choro, etc. . . . non exerceat, seu aliqualiter exercere 
 sem. presumat, etc. 
 
 fol. ai b . Inhibicio : 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia, Rex Anglie, etc., Episcopo Cicestrensi salutem. Cum 
 pro eo quod vos in Choro et Prebendis Ecclesie de Boseham et personis, 
 etc. (ut supra}, que, quidem, Ecclesia precipue quantum ad hec, ab omni 
 Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, ut Libera Capella nostra, immunis est penitus et 
 exempta, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam, in nostri et Corone nostre prejudi- 
 cium, et contra Prohibicionem nostram exercuistis, prout per Judicium, in 
 Curia nostra coram nobis redditum, compertum est,vobis per consideraciouem 
 ejusdem Curie nostre sit inhibitum ne de cetero Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam 
 in predictis Choro, etc. (ut supra}, exerceatis . . ., vobis inhibemus, firmiter 
 injungentes quod de cetero Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in predictis Choro, 
 Prebendis, etc. non exerceatis. Et ea qiie per vos, seu aliquem alium vestro 
 nomine, auctoritate, vice, seu mandato, contra consideracionem Curie nostre 
 predicte in premissis, seu eorum aliquo, ut in visitando Chorum, Canonicos, 
 et Ministros Chori in Choro, seu sequestrando bona Canonicorum in pre- 
 dictis Prebendis, seu tenendo Capitula in predicto Choro, aut citando 
 Canonicos aut Ministros Chori, seu eos suspendendo pro eo quod coram vobis 
 in Capitulis vestris non comparuerunt, seu alia nobis prejudicialia ibidem 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSH AM. 77 
 
 exercendo, videlicet Episcopum Exoniensem, ejusdem Capelle Decanum, 
 excornmunicando seu excommunicatum denunciando, in nostri prejudicium 
 et libertatis Capelle nostre predicte lesionem, et contra Prohibicionem 
 nostram predictam, seu preter ea quovis alio modo acta fuerint seu attemp- 
 tata, sine dilacione revocetis seu faciatis in irritum revocari. Teste Henrico 
 de Stantone, apud Wygan, vij die Novembris, Anno Begni nostri decimo 
 septimo [1323J. 
 
 Capcio: 
 
 Rex Vicecomiti Sussexie salutem. Precipimus tibi quod capias Johannem, 
 Episcopum Cicestrensem, si inventus fuerit in Balliva tua, et eum salvo 
 custodias, ita quod habeas corpus ejus coram nobis in Octabis Sancti 
 Hillarii ubicumque tune fuerimus in Anglia, ad satisfaciendum nobis de eo 
 quod idem Episcopus in Ecclesia de Boseham, que precipue quantum ad 
 Ckortim, Prebendas, etc. (ut supra). Et habeas ibi hoc Breve. Teste J. de 
 Stonore, apud Wygan, vj die Novembris, Anno, etc. 
 
 Sussexia. Item, Processus habitus in eadem, Curia contra Officialem dicti 
 Epi&copi, super eodem. 
 
 Robertus de Derby in misericordia, pro pluribus defaltis. 
 
 Idem Robertus attachiatus fuit ad respondendum Domino Regi de Placito 
 quare, cum Ecclesia de Boseham sit Libera Capella, etc. (ut supra) et Rex, 
 pro eo quod prefatus Robertus in Capella Regis predicta, precipue in Choro, 
 etc. (ut supra) Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere intendit, sicut ex relatu 
 plurium accepit Rex, eidem Roberto districte prohibuit Rex ne aliquam 
 Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eadem Capella etc. (ut supra) exercere pre- 
 sumeret ; et si quid per ipsum aut Ministros suos indebite attemptatum 
 esset in hac parte, id sine dilacione faceret revocari predictus Robertus, 
 simul cum Johanne, Episcopo Cicestrensi, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in 
 Capella Regis predicta, precipue in Choro, etc. (ut supra) exercuit, et alia 
 Regi prejudicialia in hac parte eo arnplius attemptavit, et adhuc attemp- 
 tare non desistit, ea que per ipsum et ministros suns in premissis sunt 
 indebite attemptata revocare penitus differendo, in Regis et juris Regii 
 prejudicium, libertatis Capelle Regis predicte lesionem manifestam, et 
 contra Prohibucionem Regiam. Et unde idem Dominus Rex per Adam de 
 Fyncham, qui sequitur pro eo, dicit quod, cum Ecclesia de Boseham sit 
 Libera Capella Regis, ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria, precipue etc. (ut 
 supra), Regia Prohibicio eidem Roberto missa fuit et liberata, scilicet Die 
 Dominica, in Festo Sancti Stephani, Anno Regni Regis nunc sextodecimo 
 [26 Dec., 1322], apud Ferringe, in presencia Thome de Watergate, Johannis 
 de Hailynge, Johannis le Parker de Chudeham, et aliorum, ne Jurisdic- 
 cionem Ordinariam exerceret in eadem, idem Robertus, non obstante Regia 
 Prohibicioue predicta, Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Capella Regis exer- 
 cuit, ut visitaudo Chorum, Canonicos etc. (ut supra), et sequestrando bona 
 Canonicorum in Prebendis suis, videlicet Thome de Stapildone et Roberti 
 Herewarde, et aliorum Canonicorum et Prebendariorum ibidem, et tenendo 
 fol 22. Capitula sua in eodem Choro, citando Canonicos et Ministros ejusdem 
 Chori ad veniendum coram ipso etc. (ut supra) ; et alia Regi prejudicialia, 
 videlicet Episcopum Exoniensem, qui est ejusdem Capelle Decanus, excom- 
 municando, et ipsum excommunicatum per totam Diocesim suam publice 
 denunciando, et premissa adhuc de die in diem continuando, ea que per 
 ipsum sunt indebite attemptata non revocando set revocare differendo, etc., 
 in prejudicium Regis et libertatis Capelle Regis predicte lesionem, et contra 
 Prohibucionem Regiam etc., in contemptum Domini Regis decem millium 
 librarum. Et hoc offert verificare pro Domino Rege, etc. 
 
 Et Robertus de Derby, per Thomam de Thorpe, attornatum suum, venit et 
 defendit vim et injuriam, et quicumque est in contemptu Regis, etc., et dicit 
 quod ipse est Officialis Episcopi Cicestrensis, in cujus Diocesi Ecclesia de 
 Boseham est, et quod Anno Regni Regis nunc octavo, pro eo quod quedam 
 Prohibicio Regia prefato Episcopo extitit liberata ne Jurisdiccionem Ordi- 
 
78 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 nariam in Libera Cape! la Regis de Boseham aliqualiter exerceret, asserendo 
 in eadem Prohibicione assertive Ecclesiam illam esse Liberam Capellam 
 Regis, etc., idem Episcopus, postea, in proximo Parliamento sequente, 
 apud Eboracum convocato, in tantum prosequebatur per Peticionem, etc., 
 quod Prohibicio ilia per Consilium, etc. fuit revocata, et dictum erat eidem 
 Episcopo quod, non obstante Prohibicione predicta assertiva, quod suum 
 esset in hac parte exequeretur per Breve Regium de revocacione eidem 
 Episcopo directum, quod profert in Curia hie in hec verba: Edwardus, 
 Dei gracia, etc., Johanni, eadem gracia Episcopo Cicestrie, salutem. Licet 
 nuper dato nobis intelligi Capellariam de Boseham, quam Venerabilis Pater, 
 Walterus, Exoniensis Episcopus, tenet quoad Chorum, Collegium, Col- 
 laciones Prebendariorum, Installaciones, Instituciones, Destituciones 
 Canonicorum ipsius Capellarie, et quantum ad personas Canonicorum 
 eorumdem, necnon bona mobilia et immobilia ipsorum ad Prebendas euas 
 pertinencia, esse, debere, et ab antique fuisse Liberam, et ab omni Juris- 
 diccione Ordinaria immunem et exemptam, vobis per Breve nostrum pro- 
 hibuerimus ne quid in prejudicium prefati Episcopi seu Capellarie predicts 
 aut lesionem libertatis seu immunitatis ejusdem cedere posset super pre- 
 missis per vos, seu per ministros vestros, aliqualiter attemptaretis seu 
 attemptari faceretis Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercendo in eadem ; quia, 
 tamen, ad Peticionem vestram coram nobis et Consilio nostro predicto 
 exhibitam, habita coram nobis et Consilio predicto super tenore Brevis 
 predicti deliberacione pleniori, compertum est quod Breve illud sub indebita 
 et inepta forma, in hoc maxime quod Capellariam predictam, non in manu 
 vestra set prefati Episcopi existentem, liberam ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordi- 
 naria immunem et exemptam asseruimus, ut est dictum, conceptum erat, 
 Breve illud revocamus et penitus adnullamus, vobis innotescentes quod, non 
 obstante Prohibicione nostra predicta, quod vestrum est exequimini in hac 
 parte. Teste meipso, apud Westmonasterium, xxvij die Februarii, Anno 
 Regni nostri octavo [1314-15]. Et dicit quod predicta Ecclesia de Boseham 
 est Ecclesia Parochialis animabus curata infra Diocesim predicti Episcopi, 
 Loci, Ordinarii etc. ; que, quidem, Ecclesia non est Libera Capella Regis, nee 
 fol. 22 b . Dominus Rex aliquid habet in eadem. Et dicit quod ipse, ad Mandatum 
 predicti Episcopi ut ejus Officialis, etc., a tempore revocacionis predicte, in 
 Ecclesia predicta, ut in Choro, Prebendis, etc., (tit supra) ut de Jure Com- 
 muni pertinet, etc., Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam ibidem exercuit, et adhuc 
 exercet in present! ; unde non intendit quod Dominus Rex de hujusmodi 
 facto ipsum occasionare seu contemptum ei imponere velit, aut debeat in 
 hac parte. Et super hoc predictus Adam, qui sequitur, etc., petivit quod 
 quesitum sit a predicto Roberto si quid aliud velit dicere pro response ; 
 qui dicit quod se tenet ad predictam responsionem precise, etc. Et 
 predictus Adam, etc., dicit quod licet Prohibicio predicta super assercione 
 libertatis Capelle predicte esset revocata, ut predictum est, nulla tamen Juris- 
 diccio ipsi Episcopo accrevit eo amplius usitanda, set remansit in eodem statu 
 quo prius ante revocacionem predictam etc. Dicit, eciam, quod quidam 
 Magister Robertus de Leyset, quondam Archidiaconus Cicestrie, alias 
 coram Domino Rege, Termino Sancte Trinitatis, Anno Regni Regis nunc 
 nono [1316] attachiatus fuit ad respondendum Regi de consimili Placito, 
 videlicet de eo quod ipse Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Libera Capella 
 Regis predicta precipue quoad Chorum, etc. (ut supra) exercuit ; ad quod 
 idem Archidiaconus respondendo allegavit quod ipse, et predecessores sui 
 etc., a tempore quo non extat memoria, etc. ; et de hoc posuit se super 
 Juratam Patrie ; per quam compertum fuit quod Canonici Ecclesie predicte 
 etc., seu eorum Prebende, etc. (ut supra) nunquam per aliquem Archi- 
 diaconum Cicestrie .... visitati fuerunt, nee aliquam Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam in eis exercuerunt quousque dictus Archidiaconus, tempore suo, 
 primo Jurisdiccicnem Ordinariam in Capella predicta exercuit, ut in visitando 
 Chorum, etc. ; per quod consideratum fuit quod predictus Archidiaconua 
 caperetur ; et inhibitum fuit eidem, etc. Et sic Dominus Rex in posses- 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 79 
 
 sione immunitatis extitit, etc., et adhuc existit. Et, postmodum, predictus 
 Johannes, Episcopus Cicestrensis. coram ipso Domino Rege, Termino Sancte 
 Trinitatis, Anno Regni Regis nunc sexto decimo [1323] similiter attachiatus 
 fuit, ad respondendum Domino Regi in isto eodem Placito; in quo idem 
 Episcopus de transgressione predicta contra Prohibicionem Regiam facta, 
 etc., per consideracionem ejusdem Curie extitit convictus ; pretextu cujus 
 consideracionis preceptum fuit de capiendo ipsum Episcopum Cicestrensem 
 ad satisfaciendum Regi de transgressione predicta, et de qua nondum 
 satisfecit, etc. Et inhibitum fuit eidem Episcopo ne Jurisdiccionem, etc. 
 aliqualiter exerceret, et, si quid per ipsum attemptatum esset in premissis, 
 id sine dilaoione revocaret, etc. Unde desicut nichil Jurisdiccionis predicto 
 Episcopo per revocacionem Prohibicionis predicte assertive accrescere 
 potuit, nee idem Robertus de Derby, Omcialis, etc., aliquam Jurisdiccionem 
 clarnat in persona sua, ut de jure suo proprio, nisi tantum per Mandatum 
 predicti Episcopi, qui per Tnhibucionem predictam restringitur et ligatur 
 ne Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam etc., nee aliquod jus exercendi Jurisdiccionem 
 etc. in persona ipsius Episcopi cujus Omcialis etc. de tempore ante revo- 
 cacionem Prohibicionis assertive affirmat; et idem Dominus Rex est in 
 possessione immunitatis, ejusdem Capelle, ut predictum est ; nee idem 
 Robertus dedicit quin predicta Prohibicio Regia ei liberata fuit predicto 
 Anno xvj, et manifeste cognovit quod ipse a tempore revocacionis predicte 
 Prohibicionis assertive et post predictas Prohibicionem sibi liberatam pre- 
 dicto anno xvj , et Inhibicionem predicto Episcopo factam, per quam idem 
 Episcopus restringitur et ligatur, ut predictum est, Ordinariam in Capella 
 predicta quoad Chorum, etc. exercuit, et adhuc exercet in presenti ; petit 
 Judicium pro Domino Rege, etc. Et predictus Robertus de Derby dicit 
 quod predictum Placitum, inter Dominum Regem et predictum Robertum 
 de Leiset . . . ei prejudicare non debet in hac parte, quia dicit quod ipse 
 non fuit Pars ad illud Placitum, etc. Dicit eciam, quod per Judicium 
 nuper redditum contra predictum Johannem, Episcopum Cicestrensem, 
 qui tantum propter non defensionem ipsius Episcopi de personali trans- 
 gressione sibi imposita extitit convictus, et non in jure libertatis Capelle 
 predicte, non debet idem Robertus distringi seu ligari quin, non obstante 
 Prohibicioae sibi ipsi liberata, seu Inhibicione predicta predicto Episcopo, 
 fol. 23. cujus Omcialis ipse est, facta, bene possit Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in 
 predicta Ecclesia etc., ad Mandatum ejusdem Episcopi exercere, ut de Jure 
 Communi, etc. Petit Judicium, etc. Et predictus Adam, qui sequitur, 
 etc., dicit, ut prius, quod ex quo per revocacionem predicte Prohibucionis 
 assertive nulla Jurisdiccio ipsi Episcopo accrescere potuit in Capella pre- 
 dicta quoad Chorum etc., nee idem Robertus, Omcialis, etc. aliquam 
 Jurisdiccionem clamat in eadem, ut de jure suo proprio etc., nee in persona 
 ipsius Episcopi Jurisdiccionem, ante revocacionem dicte Prohibucionis 
 assertive factam, affirmat, nee dedicit quin predicta Prohibucio Anno Regni 
 Regis nunc xvj sibi liberata fuit, ut predictum est. Et in placitando 
 cognovit se Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in Capella predicta, quoad Chorum, 
 etc. exercuisse, tarn a tempore revocacionis predicte quam post predictas 
 Prohibucionem sibi ipsi Anno Regni Regis nunc xvj liberatam et Inhibu- 
 cionem predicto Episcopo per Judicium Curie . . . factam, et adhuc exercet in 
 presenti. Petit Judicium pro Domino Rege, etc. Et quia, inspecto Recordo 
 inter Dominum Regem et predictum Archidiaconum, etc., compertum est 
 quod Canonici Ecclesie predicte, seu eorum Prebende, etc. (ut supra) nun- 
 quam per aliquem Archidiaconum Cicestrie, predecessorem predicti Archi- 
 diaconi, visitati fuerunt, nee aliquam Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam in eis 
 exercuerunt, quousque predictus Archidiaconus, tempore suo, primo, etc. 
 (ut supi'a) visitando Chorum, Prebendas, etc., per quod consideratum fuit 
 quod idem Archidiaconus caperetur, et inhibitum fuit eidem ne Jurisdic- 
 cionem etc. (ut supra) ; et eciam inspecto Recordo inter ipsum Dominum 
 Regem et predictum Episcopum Cicestrensem, compertum est quod pre- 
 dictus Episcopus de transgressione predicta sibi imposita per Judicium Curie 
 est convictus, pro qua nondum Domino Regi satisfecit, et per idem Judicium 
 
80 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 inhibitum fuit eidem Episcopo ne Jurisdiccionem . . . exerceret . . ., quod, 
 quidem, Recordum Dominus Rex postmodum, ad sectam ipsius Episcopi 
 Cicestrensis suggerentis errorem in eodem Recordo intervenisse, coram 
 Consilio suo in Parliamento convocato, apud Westmonasterium, Anno Regni 
 sui xvij, venire fecit ; quo Recordo ibidem recitato et plenius intellecto, 
 idem Recordum per Consilium Regis ibidem affirmatum est. Et idem 
 Robertus, ut de jure proprio, nullam Jurisdiccionem clamat in eadem nisi 
 tantum de Mandate ipsius Episcopi, qui per Inhibicionem predictam 
 restringitur et ligatur, ne Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere possit in 
 eadem ; nee dedicendo predictam Prohibicionem sibi liberatam f uisse 
 Anno Regni Regis nunc xvj, cognovit se Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam, etc., 
 exercuisse, tarn a tempore revocacionis predicte Prohibicionis assertive 
 quam post predictas Prohibicionem sibi ipsi predicto anno sextodecimo 
 liberatam, et Inhibiciouem predicto Episcopo per Judicium Curie, ut pre- 
 dictum est, factam, et adhuc exercet in presenti ; per quam, quidem, 
 Inhibicionem idem Episcopus restringitur et ligatur, ut predictum est, etc. 
 et per consequens ejus ministri ligari debent et restringi, etc. Consideratum 
 est quod predictus Robertus de Derbi capiatur, etc. [Fol. 23 b is blank, and 
 foL 24 has been cut out]. 
 
 Memorandum de Boseham, 
 
 Memorandum quod penultimo die Mensis Marcii [1321], Dominus, accedens 
 apud Boseham, ibidem audivit eo die Missam suam, et post hujusmodi 
 auditam Missam, vocatis coram eo Vicariis Ecclesie ipsius, quesivit ab illis 
 quis teneret Prebendam Parochialem ibidem. Et, cum iidem Vicarii 
 dicerent Domino quod quidam Magister Johannes de Malmesbiri, idem 
 Dominus, perpendens defectum Ministrorum ad deserviendum eidem 
 Ecclesie in Divinis, considerate statu ejusdem, monuit prefatum Magistrum 
 Johannera, in personam cujusdam Domini Willelmi le Scot, alias dicti de 
 Schorham, presbiteri, presentis et se Vicarium dicti Magistri Johannis et 
 Prebende Parochialis memorate Vicarium asserentis, quod idem Magister 
 Johannes, infra octo septimanas a predicto die, hujusmodi Prebendam et 
 Ecclesiam redeat, facturus residenciam in eadem, sub pena juris, Pre- 
 sentibus Magistris Waltero de Setone et Willelmo de La Lane ; Dominis 
 Petro de Honitone, Johanne Sacrista dicte Ecclesie, Willelmo Russel, 
 Rogero de Buddeleghe, presbiteris, et aliis in multitudine copiosa. Et 
 abinde, eodem die, idem Dominus peragens ad Prebendam et Capellam de 
 Appeldreham, vocato coram eo ibidem Domino Thoma attegate, Capellano 
 dicte Capelle, in forma visitandi, inspexit Libros, Vestimenta, et alia Orna- 
 menta ipsius Capelle, Presentibus prefatis Waltero de Setone et aliis 
 bidem sequentibus, solo Willelmo de La Lane dumtaxat excepto : 157. 
 
 Commissio pro conservanda Jurisdiccione Domini in Libera Capella Domini 
 
 Regis de Boseham (Nota), 
 
 Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, Regis Anglie illustris 
 Regius Capellanus, discrete viro, Domino Waltero de Shireforde, Ecclesie 
 seu Capelle Libere dicti Domini nostri, Regis Anglie, de Boseham Canonico 
 et Sacriste, salutem, etc. Ecclesie seu Capelle Libere de Boseham preli- 
 bate, precipue quantum ad Chorum, Canonicos, Vicarios, et quoscumque 
 Ministros Chori, Prebendas ejusdem ac bona Prebendariorum que ibidem 
 optinent, pertinere dinoscitur Presidentes, ac propterea ut mores illorum 
 qui nobis occasione Capellarie hujusmodi subesse noscuntur, debite cori- 
 gantur (sic}, ac eidem Ecclesie seu Capelle in Divinis Officiis laudabiliter 
 ministretur, summo opere cupientes, ad inquirendum, corigendum, ac 
 canonice puniendum quorumcumque subditorum nostrorum hujusmodi 
 excessus, necnon ad compellendum Concanonicos vestros, Vicarios, Clericos, 
 et Ministros Ecclesie seu Capelle prefate Divinuin Omcium, diurnum 
 
GENERAL INDEX BOSHAM. 81 
 
 pariter et nocturnum, in eadem Ecclesia seu Capella, horis debitis peragere ; 
 ac, eciam, ad omnia alia et singula facienda que in premissis et circa 
 pretnissa necessaria fuerint seu oportuna, vobis cum coherciouis canonice 
 et exequendi quod decreveritis potestate, tenore Presencium, committimus 
 vices nostras, pro beneplacito nostro duraturas. Datum apud Chudeham, 
 xxviij die Decembris, Anno Domini M. CCC mo xxiij . fol. 177 b . See 
 Chesthunte, Stephen de ; 45 b ; 106, 106 b : Hyde Abbey ; 89: Brothertone, 
 Thomas de, Earl- Marshal ; 112. 
 
 Bulla de Libertate Capellarum Domini Regis: 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, quesitis per Dominutn Privilegiis Domini Regis de Liberia 
 Capellis suis, et hoc propter Capellariam de Boseham, inventa fuit apud 
 Westmonasterium, in Capella Receptorie in quodam parvo coffro, de quo 
 Dominus Rogerus de Northburghe, Gustos Privati Sigilli Domini Regis, 
 tune habuit clavem, quedam Bulla continens hunc tenorem, Clemens [V] 
 Episcopus, Servus servorum Dei, karissimo in Christo Filio, Edwardo, Regi 
 Anglie illustri, salutem et Apostolicam Benediccionem. Tue devocionis 
 precelsa sublimitas, per quam Romanam Ecclesiam, sicut Matrem, honoras 
 studio filialis reverencie, promevetur ut a nobis, qui libenter Paternis 
 affectibus Regia vota prosequimur, donis Graciarum Spiritualium honoreris. 
 Ut, igitur, ex devocione hujusmodi Benevolenciam Apostolice Sedis et 
 nostram tibi sencias accrevisse, tibi auctoritate Presencium indulgemus ut 
 nullus Delegatus Apostolice Sedis vel Subdelegatus ab eo, Auctoritate 
 Sedis ejusdem, possit in Personam aut Capellas tuas Excommunicacionis 
 vel Suspensionis, sive Interdict! Sentencias promulgare, absque speciali 
 Mandate Sedis ejusdem, faciente plenam et expressam, ac de verbo ad 
 verbum, de Indulto hujusmodi mencionem. Nos, enirn, omnes Excom- 
 municacionis, Suspensionis, et Interdict! Sentencias, quas in te et Capellas 
 easdem, contra Indulti predicti tenorem, forsan promulgari contigerit 
 exnunc irritas decrevimus et inanes. Nulli liceat etc. 1 Et memorandum 
 quod dicta Bulla dimissa fuit in dicto coffro ; 103. 
 
 1 Mr. Baigent has collated this Copy ExBundela^j Significat Sanctitati ves- 
 
 with the Original Bull (which he tells Epist. & I tras devotus filius vester, 
 
 me is in perfect condition). They Brevium Edwardus, Rex Anglice, 
 
 correspond word for word, till we Anno ij. I quod dudum eo vestrao 
 
 reach the concluding sentences, which E. I. in f Beatitudini intimante 
 
 the Register dismisses with an "etc." Turri | quod, licet ParochialisEc- 
 
 These are of importance, however, as London. ! clesia de Boseham, quse 
 
 giving the date, " Nulli, ergo, om- (A1282.) J Collegiata existit Cices- 
 
 niuo hominum liceat hanc paginam trensis Diocesis, sit Capella Regia, ut- 
 
 nostre Concessionis infringere, vel ei pote per Progenitores suos f undata, in 
 
 ausu temerario contraire. Si quis, Archidiaconatu Cicestrensi, & dotata, 
 
 autem, hoc attempt-are presumpserit, ac Episcopus Exoniensis, qui est pro 
 
 indignacionem Omnipotentis Dei et tempore Regius capellanus, prsesit 
 
 Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum eidem Ecclesise in Collationibus Can- 
 
 Ejus, se noverit incursurum. Data onicatuum & Praebendarum, & in 
 
 Avinione, xij Kalendas Junii, Ponti- [actuali et] corporali possessione ip- 
 
 ficatus nostri Anno Quarto [21 May, sorum, ac quibusdam aliis juribus 
 
 1309]. spectantibus ad eandem ; et omnes 
 
 I am indebted to Mr. Greenfield for Liberse Capellse Regia? in RegnoAnglise 
 
 the following Extract from Prynne's consistentes, ab omni potestate et 
 
 Antient Records, torn, iii, p. 1266, . j urisdictione quorundam Ordinari- 
 
 G 
 
82 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Nota quod Boseham sit Gapellaria, 
 
 Infrascripta inveniuntur in diversis Rotulis in Scaccario Domini Regis : 
 
 In Rotulo Tercio Regis Johannis in Sussexia post Nova [Oblata], Idem 
 Vicecomes reddit compotum de x libris de scutagio vij Militum et dimidii 
 Capellarie de Boseham, et de v solidis vj denariis de scutagio Normanni de 
 Normanville. In Thesauro liberavit in ij talliis ; et quietus est. 
 
 In Rotulo Nono Regis Ricardi, Idem Vicecomes reddit compotum de vij 
 libris de scutagio Militis Capellarie de Boseham in hoc Comitatu. In 
 Thesauro liberavit ; et quietus est. 
 
 In Rotulo VI Regis Ricardi, Idem Vicecomes reddit compotum de cxiij 
 solidis iiij denariis de scutagio MiJitis Capellarie de Boseham in hoc 
 Comitatu. In Thesauro liberavit ; et quietus est ; 142. 
 
 For Additional Notes on Bosham see Appendix. 
 
 Botriaux, Walter de, collated to a Prebend in Glasney ; 163 b . 
 Bouges, Fr. William, collated (by lapse) to Minster Priory ; 176. 
 
 orum locorum sint liberse et exemptse 
 de consuetudine approbata, et in 
 possessione hujusmodi libertatis et 
 exemptionis existant, predtcti Epi- 
 scopus et Archidiaconus Cicestrenses, 
 in prejudicium libertatis et exempti- 
 onis hujusmodi et juris Regiidiminuti- 
 onem, dictum Episcopum Exoniensem 
 et Prsebendarium ejusdem Ecclesiae 
 de Boseham, Regium (ut prsedicitur) 
 Capellanum, super dictis juribus, 
 quominus ipsis uti libere possit, mul- 
 tipliciter molestant et perturbant. 
 Unde supplicat dictus Dominus Rex 
 quatinus Auctoritate Apostolica digne- 
 mini dictam Ecclesiam vel Capellam 
 de Boseham, cum Canonicis et Per- 
 sonis Ecclesiasticis prsedictis, Canoni- 
 catibus et Prsebendis : et annexis Ec- 
 clesiis et Capellis, et Ministris, Clero, 
 et populo eorundem, ab omni Juris- 
 dictione Ordinaria, etprecipueArchie- 
 piscopi Cantuariensis, Episcopi et 
 Archidiaconi Cicestrensium, ad omne 
 dubium amovendum, eximere et 
 totaliter liberare ; et jurisdiction! 
 Exoniensis Episcopi (qui confert 
 Canonicatus et Prsebendas. et prse- 
 terea (utprsemifctitur) suusCapellanus 
 specialiter nuncupatur), et Succes- 
 sorum suorum, quantum ad utram- 
 que legem [jurisdictionis], communis 
 videlicet et Diocesanse, [nititur] sub- 
 jicere. Ita quod Cultus Divinus, & 
 excessuum correctio non negligatur in 
 ipsis, quodque possit Clericos ipsius 
 Ecclesiae libere ordinare ; ac in Clero 
 & populo ipsius Ecclesise & ipsa Ec- 
 clesia, ea que sunt ordinis & Episco- 
 palis officii jure suo exercere : eo quod 
 Episcopus Cicestrensis qui pro tern- 
 
 pore fuerit, in talibus exercendis 
 ibidem se fortassis difficilem exhibe- 
 bit. Et quod dictus Exoniensis 
 Episcopus & Successores sui, saltern 
 similem jurisdictionem habeant in 
 Ecclesia seu Capella prcedicta, Ec- 
 clesiis annexis et Capellis, Fraebendis, 
 Capellanis, Canouicis, Vicariis, Min- 
 istris, Clero, et populo eorundem, 
 qualem habent alii Decani et Pre- 
 positi aliarum Capellarum suarum 
 liberarum in Regno et Dominio suo 
 constitutarum, de gratia speciali et 
 de plenitudine potestatis, ad ipsius 
 Regii honoris augmeutum. Non ob- 
 stantibus quibuscumque pactis, com- 
 positionibus, coutroversiis, aut litibus 
 inter prefatos Episcopos et Archidia- 
 conum motis vel movendis occasione 
 predicta, cum omnibus .... non 
 obstantibus et clausulis ; ac etiam 
 cnin executoribus & conservatoribus 
 opportunis." 
 
 On which Prynne remarks, not 
 very accurately, " King Edward, 
 though he might by his own 
 Prerogative Royal have annexed his 
 Collegiate Church and Free Chapel 
 of Boseham (exempt from Ordinary 
 Jurisdiction) within the Diocese of 
 the Bishoprick of Cicester, to the 
 Bishoprick of Exeter, to which he 
 united it; yet, to avoid all future 
 contests between the Bishops, their 
 Officers and Chaplains, concerning it, 
 petitioned the Pope, by his concur- 
 rent authority to unite it to the 
 Bishoprick of Exeter." 
 
 The Original of this Document seems 
 to have been lost. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 83 
 
 Bourne, Gregory de, inst. to Poughill (Devon) ; 62 b , (Ord.) 229. 
 Bowey, Arnald de ; L 213 b . 
 Bovey-Tracy [Bovitracy, MS.], 
 
 Sir Edward, V., Licence to farm the Rectory for two years; "et dabit 
 xx*. ad Fabricam " (20 June, 1309) ; 41 b : renewed for three years, "et 
 dabit ad elemosinam xxs. (3 July, 1312) ; 72: and again, for three years, 
 from 24 June the Feast of the Nativity of St. John-Baptist, last past (29 
 Aug., 1316) ; 114 b : also, for three years, from the same Feast, last past, 
 (13 Sept., 1321) ; 160. 
 
 Boylewe, Matthew de, Dean of St. Buryan ; L 207. 
 
 Boys, Henry de, inst. to Newton-St. Petrock ; 119. 
 
 Boys, Simon ; L 206 b . 
 
 Boy vile, John de, presents to West Ogwell ; 131. 
 
 Boyvile, Simon de, presented to West Ogwell ; 131, l45 b ,(Od.) 
 
 241,242, 243. 
 
 Brademor, John de, admitted to Bondleigh ; 117, 174. 
 Bradford [Bradeford, MS.] 
 
 Sir William Mewy, priest, R., Licence of non-residence for a year from 
 Michaelmas, to study in Theology or in Canon-Law (14 July, 1309) ; 42 b . 
 
 Bradeforde, John de ; L 193. 
 
 Bradeforde, Thomas de (formerly R. of Dartington), inst. to 
 
 Tawstock; 82. 
 Bradninch, 
 
 The Bishop visited 1 the Parish- Church, 12 March, 1322-3, and, finding the 
 roof in bad condition, he directed the Parishioners to repair the same, in 
 a proper manner, before Michaelmas, under a penalty of Ten Pounds ; I74 b . 
 
 Elias de Sancto Albano, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two 
 years from last Michaelmas (26 Oct , 1308) ; 36: (subdeacon), renewed and 
 extended (27 March, 1309) ; 39 b : further extended ('23 Sept., 1310) till the 
 following Easter, " ut libere intendere valeat obsequiis Domine Margarete, 
 Comitisse Cornubie, ubicumque ; ita quod extunc ad Ecclesiam suam 
 redeat, facturus, ut tenetur, residenciam personalem in eadem " ; 56 b . 
 John de Carente, R., Dispensation : non-residence, to study, etc. ; but he 
 was to take subdeacon's Orders within the year (23 May, 1311) ; 61 b 
 See Cornubia, Sir Walter de (Oratories) ; 53 b . 
 
 Bradstone, 
 
 Walter de Bradestone, priest, R., Licence of non-residence for a year; "et 
 dabit ad Fabricam Beati Petri Exonie dimidiam marcam (16 Aug., 1310) ; 54. 
 
 Brai broke, John de, inst. to Lapford; 169. 
 
 Braibroke, William de, inst. to Lapford ; 152 b : resigns ; 169. 
 
 Brayleghe, Kichard de, R. of " Fyneleghe" 2 (see Teffonte ; 36 b ): 
 
 1 "presentibus Domino RogeiodeBodde- clesie memorate." 
 
 leghe, Johanne Holonde, Notario 2 Doubtless, a clerical error ; he was R. 
 Publico, et parochianis pluribus EC- of " Filleigh " at the time ; 46. 
 
 a 2 
 
84 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 inst. to St. Mullion; 44 b : collated to a Portion in St. 
 Gerrans ; 49 b : Proctor for John de Cloteworthe ; 52 : col- 
 lated to Morchard-Bishop; 60 b , 67 b , 79 b : Proctor for Walter 
 de Mertone; 64: for Henry, R. of St. Gerrans; 65: exchanges 
 Morchard-Bishop for St. Breoke ; 83 b : collated to a Prebend 
 in the Cathedral and admitted (in commendam) to the 
 Office of Penitentiary (Sub-Dean) ; 127, 175 : exchanges 
 St. Breoke for Exminster ; 128 b : appointed Vicar-General 
 (absente Episcopo) ; 142: see St. Gerrans (Inst.); 47: 
 Rome, Court of ; 49 : Glasney (Inst.) ; 72 b , 76 b : Bosham, 
 Canons of ; 85 : Bodmin Priory ; 89 b : Cookbury ; 1 G7 b : 
 Otterton Priory ; 114: St. Crantock (/7ia.) : 115 b : Arundelle, 
 de; 116 b : Berry-Narbor ; 120 b . 
 
 Brandone, Robert de, inst. to the Prebend of Carswell in the 
 Castle of Exeter; 70: to Dolton; 105, (Ord.) 235, 236: 
 to Musbury; 117 b . 
 
 Branel, Thomas de, inst. to St. Stephen's-in-Brannel ; 36, (Ord.) 
 220, 221 b . 
 
 Brankescumbe, Joceline de ; L 190 b , 195, etc. 
 
 Bratton-Clovelly, 
 
 Master Robert Broke, R., Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1323, to 
 study " in loco competent! ultra mare vel alibi, pro libito suo " (1 July, 
 1322) ; 168: and again (subdeacon), for a year (24 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b . 
 
 Bratton-Fleming [see "Institutions," note]. 
 
 William de Schirebnrne, R., Licence of non-residence, to study, etc. (9 Jan., 1 
 1308-9) ; 37 b : renewed, 1 Feb., 1309-10, till the Feast of" St. Peter-ad- 
 Vincula (1 Aug.) ; 47. Thomas le Flemyng, clerk, R., Dispensation: non- 
 residence for two years, to study, etc. (1 May, 1311) ; 61: renewed, for 
 three years from 30 Oct., 2 1312 ; 74 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1317, from 
 5 Jan., 1315-16 ; 111: again (deacon), for a year from 6 Oct., 1317, " et 
 dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem x solidos ; 122 b : again, (priest), for a year, 
 from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (23 Sept., 1318), "et dabit ad Fabricam 
 x solidos"; 130: till Michaelmas, 1320 (21 Oct., 1319), "et dabit ad 
 Fabricam x solidos ; 144 b : again, from 28 Dec., 1320, till the Feast of St. 
 Peter-ad-Vincula (1 Aug.) ; 154 b : Baldwin, son of Robert le Chariter (of 
 Torrington), clerk, R., Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, 
 etc. (6 July, 1321), but he was to take subdeacon's Orders in the interval ; 
 158 b . 
 
 Braunton, Confessio : 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod vicesimo nono die mensis Decembris, Anno Domini 
 M. CCC mo . xj mo , Dominus Andreas [Dagoun], 3 Vicarius Ecclesie de Braun- 
 tone, comparuit coram Domino Waltero, etc. in Capella dicti Episcopi de 
 Tautone, et fatebatur se teneri eidem Domino, pure, sponte, et absolute, in 
 quinque marcas argenti de arreragiis decem marcarum cujusdam annue 
 Pensionis, de tempore Vacacionis 4 Decanatus Exonie per mortem Magistri 
 
 1 v to Idus Januarii. 3 See "Inst."; 146 b . 
 
 3 die Lune in crastino Festi Apostolorum 4 From the spring of 1309 till June, 
 Symonis et Jude, 1311. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 85 
 
 Thome de Leech elade, quondam Decani ibidem, racione Vicarie sue 
 debitam, presentibus Domino Petro de Honetone, presbitero, Ricardo 
 Jagel, clerico, et aliis ; 66 b . 
 
 Braunetone, Thomas de, inst. to Haccombe ; 42 b : resigns ; 105 : 
 
 inst. to Nymet-St.-George ; 104. 
 Brawoda, Stephen (Proctor for William) de ; 43 : admitted (in 
 
 commendam) to Charleton : 69 : he was R. of Alphington ; 
 
 69 b , 125 b (Institution not recorded) : inst. to Stoke-in- 
 
 Teignhead ; 112 : see L 197, 211 ("ad reddendum compo- 
 
 tum de exitibus minere . . . Regis ") : his debt (700) to 
 
 Queen Margaret ; ibid. 
 
 Brawoda, Wm. de, collated (by lapse) to Charleton ; 43, 44, 169. 
 Bray, Benedict de, L 21 5. 
 
 Bray, Michael (also, Richard) de ; L 195 b . See St. Cleer (Inst.) 
 Bray, Philip, " de Bertone," presented to Faringdon (Hants) ; 80. 
 Brendeluenne, Richard de; L 195. 
 Brendone, John de, R. of Halwill ; (Ord.) 218. 
 Breamore Priory [Brummore, MS.], Hardinus, Prior of, see 
 
 Comptone, Wm. ; 60 b . 
 Brente, Richard de, inst. to the Chantry-Chapel of St. Mary 
 
 Magdalene, Torrington ; 68 b . 
 Brenta, Walter, inst. to North-Petherwin ; 116. 
 Brent Tor ; Dedication of the Church (see "Dedications" ; 145). 
 Brevannek, see St. Hilary ; 88. 
 
 Briane, Sir Guy de, presents to Slapton ; 53 : to Torbrian ; 120. 
 Briddale, William de, inst. to West Buckland; 127, (Ord.) 239, 
 
 240, 240 b . 
 
 Bridestowe [Brittestowe, MS.], 
 
 Master Ralph de Knovyle, R., Licence of non-residence for a year, to 
 
 study, etc. (3 Dec., 1312) ; 75. 
 Master Gilbert de Knoville, priest, R., Licence of non-residence for a year, 
 
 to study, etc. (15 Sept., 1321) ; 160. 
 
 Bridestowe, Jordan de, clerk ; 73 b . See Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Bridford [Brideforde, MS.], 
 
 John de la Burghe, clerk, R. Dispensation: non -residence for three years, 
 to study, etc. (17 Oct., 1312): He was to take subdeacon's Orders within 
 the year 74. 
 
 Walter de Lappeflod, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year 
 from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (21 Sept., 1318): he was to take sub- 
 deacon's Orders within the year; 130: renewed (subdeacon), for a like 
 period (23 June. 1319) ; 14] b : again, 2 Sept., 1320 ; 151: again. 28 Sept., 
 1321 ; 161 : again (deacon), for a year (20 Oct., 1322) ; 169: again (priest), 
 24 March, 1324-5 ; 184. 
 
 Brideforde, John de (see " Wills" Gildeforde, Henry de) ; L 201 b . 
 
86 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Bridgewater [Brugewaters and Brnggewalteri, MS.] ; Hospital 
 of St. John ; Patrons of Davidstowe ; 70 : of Lanteglos- 
 by-Fowey; 141. 
 
 Brigge, William atte, see atte Brigge ; 155. 
 
 Britannia, John de, 1 see Pollard, William ; 79. 
 
 Brixham [also, Brixam, MS.], 
 
 Sir William. V. of, Fr. Joceline, Prior of Totnes, appointed his coadjutor, 
 7 May, 1318. The Rectory was appropriated to the Priory ; 126 b . 
 
 Ordinacio inter Priorem et Conventum Tottonie et Simonem, Vicarium de 
 Brixham,, super altercacione decimarum ejusdem Ecclesie, 
 
 Uuiversis, etc., Walterus, etc. Ad Universitatis vestre uoticiam deduci 
 volumus per Presentes quod, cum inter Religiosios Viros, Priorem et Con- 
 ventum Monasterii Tottoniensis, Ecclesiam Parochialem et curatam de 
 Brixham, nostre Diocesis, in usus proprios optinentes, ex parte una, et 
 Dominum Simonem Stiria, presbiterum, Perpetuum Vicarium ejusdem 
 Ecclesie, ex altera, super porcione ipsius Yicarii aliquatinus mota fuisset 
 materia questionis, demum Partibus eisdem coram nobis, certis die et 
 loco, libere constitutis, et expresse consencientibus, hinc et inde, quod ad 
 taxandum seu ordinandum Vicariam eandem, in quibus videlicet porcioni- 
 bus consistere debeat temporibus secuturis, actualiter procedere curaremus, 
 nos, pro bono pacis et certitudinis inter Partes easdem, quia dum pacem 
 inter subditos nostros recoligimus, nostre cogitacionis intima magis consis- 
 tere poterunt in quiete, hujusmodi Vicariam, de ipsarum Parcium voluntate 
 unanimi et expresso consensu, subductis et revocatis quibuscumque Ordi- 
 nacionibus seu Taxacionibus super dicta Vicaria a quibuscumque nostris 
 Predecessoribus hactenus forsitan factis et habitis, quas, eciam, omnes et 
 singulas tenore Presencium subducimus et revocamus, premissisque omni- 
 bus et singulis que in hac parte requiruntur de jure, pensatis nichilominus 
 ipsius Ecclesie de Brixham facultatibus, modo quo subsequitur ordinandam 
 duximus aut taxandam ; videlicet, quod prefatus Dominus Simon, Vicarius 
 ut premittitur qui nunc est, et sui successores Vicarii qui pro tempore 
 erunt ibidem, habeant et percipiant, nomine Vicarie ipsius, mansum cum 
 gardino quod jam inhabitat dictus Simon, totumque altilagium dicte 
 Ecclesie de Brixham, et Capellarum ejusdem, excepta medietate decimarum 
 feni tocius Parochie, et molendiuorum omnium et singulorum hactenus 
 constitutorum, et constituendorum, eciam, in posterum in eadem Parochia ; 
 quam quidem medietatem decimarum feni et molendinorum memoratis 
 Priori et Conventui volumus remanere. Habeant, eciam, et percipiant 
 iidem Dominus Simon et sui successores Vicarii, ut premittitur, nomine 
 Vicarie predicte, totam decimam gardinorum et ortorum nunc in dicta 
 Parochia constructorum, et gardinorum similiter et ortorum construendorum 
 in posterum, eciam de terra nunc arabili, in Parochia antedicta ; dum, tamen, 
 hujusmodi gardini et orti forsitau construendi x perticatas terre in uno 
 loco non excedant. Et, si decem perticatas terre, ut premittitur, exces- 
 serint in loco uno, tota tune decima eorundem gardinorum et ortorum 
 taliter forte construendorum non ad Vicarium, set ad Priorem et Con- 
 ventum pertineat antedictos. Si, vero, de gardinis et ortis jam constructis 
 et existentibus in dicta Parochia aliquid ultra decem perticatas terre in uno 
 loco ad terrain arabilem in posterum redigatur, tota decima tune eorundem 
 gardinorum et ortorum, una cum tota decima gardini Manerii Domini de 
 
 1 " John, a younger son of John, Earl Earl of Richmond, 15 Oct., 34 Edw. 
 
 of Richmond and Duke of Brittany, 1(1306) ; ob. unmarried, in Brittany, 
 
 summoned to Parliament 'Johanni 1333, when his honours became ex- 
 
 de Britannia, Juniori,' 24 May and 13 tinct." (Nicolas' Historic Peerage). 
 July, 33 Edw. I. (1305) ; declared 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 87 
 
 Brixham, qualitercumque exculti, non ad Priorem et, Conventum predictos, 
 set ad Vicarium integraliter pertiuebit. Et, si de gardinis et ortis hujus- 
 modi nunc constructis et existentibus quicquam intra decem perticatas 
 terre redigatur in uno loco, ut premittitur, forsitan ad culturam, tota tune 
 decima de terra hujusmodi, una cum decima gardinorum et ortorum de 
 quibus premittitur, aliter quam cum vanga vel alio instrument manual! 
 excultorum, et novorum gardinorum et ortorum quos plus quam decem 
 perticatas terre, ut premittitur, in uno loco continere contigerit, ac eciam de 
 terra extracta de gardinis et ortis nunc existentibus, et in culturam redacta, 
 intra x perticatas terre, ut premittitur, in uno loco, et una cum omnibus 
 aliis decimis majoribus tocius Parochie, que Vicario specialiter superius 
 nullatenus assignantur, ad meinoratos Priorem et Conventum, auctoritate 
 presentis Ordinacionis, volumus pertinere. Volumus, eciam, et ordinamus 
 quod iidem Prior et Conventus omnes defectus Cancelli dicte Ecclesie de 
 Brixham in coopertura, fenestris vitreis, Libris, et aliis Ornamentis ejusdem, 
 ad Rectoriam quamh'bet pertinentes, hac vice prima, suis propriis sump- 
 tubus, faciant in sufficienti statu reparari ; et extunc onus invencionis, 
 sustentacionis, et reparacionis hujusmodi defectuum reparatorum, quociens 
 opus erit, ad Vicarium qui pro tempore fuerit imperpetuum pertinebit, 
 Prefatus, vero, Vicarius et sui successores qui pro tempore fuerint solvent 
 decimain, juxta an ti quam Taxacionem dicte Vicarie, eidem Vicario incurn- 
 bentem, cum imposita fuerit et exacta ; Archidiacono, eciam, Loci pro- 
 curacionem suam exnunc, Sinodaticum, et Cathedraticum ; dicteque Ecclesie 
 de Brixham et Capellis ejusdem in Divinis Officiis et Cura deserviet, per 
 se et Capellanos suos, suis sumptibus, modo honesto et consueto. Cetera, 
 vero, onera ipsius Ecclesie de Brixham, quocumque nomine censeantur, ad 
 Priorem et Conventum pertineant antedictos. Volumus, eciam, et pre- 
 sentis Ordinacionis auctoritate precipimus et mandamus, quod prefatus 
 Simon, Vicarius, ut premittitur, et sui successores Vicarii in Ecclesia 
 predicta, solvant prefatis Priori et Conventui, singulis annis, nomine annue 
 Pensionis, de Vicaria predicta, viginti sex solidos et octo denarios 
 sterlingorum, in Festis, videlicet, Pasche, Nativitatis Beati Johannis 
 Baptiste, Beati Michaelis, et Nativitatis Domini, equis porcionibus, 
 vel saltern infra Octabas singulorum Festorum predictorum, absque 
 more diffugio longioris ; salva nobis et Successoribus nostris, Epi- 
 scopis Exonie, potestate hujusmodi Vicariam augmentandi, minuendi, 
 declarandi, et presentem Ordinacionem seu Taxacionem in totum mutandi, 
 si, prout, et quando viderimus seu viderint expedire. In cujus rei testi- 
 monium sigillum nostrum Presentibus duximus apponendum. Datum 
 apud Chuddeleghe, sexto die mensis Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo 
 CCC mo . vicesimo primo ; 165. 
 
 Broadclyst [Clistone, MS.], Sir Roger de Nonaunt's Chapel of 
 
 St. Agnes in, see " Oratories ") ; 160. 
 Broadwood- Kelly [ Erode wodekelly, MS.], 
 
 Sir Nicholas, R. of ; Licence of non-residence, for three years, from Michaelmas, 
 and to put out his Benefice to farm to Sir Richard de Hurtleghe, V. of 
 North Buckland (i.e. Buckland-Brewer) ; " et optulit gratis ad Fabricam 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis idem Vicarius, singulis annis predictis, j marcam" 
 margin, "xk" (I Aug., 1312) ; 72 b . 
 
 Broad wood- Widger[Brodwode(vaso,Bradewode)Wyger, MS.], 
 
 William Kayngnes, subdeacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence till Michael- 
 mas next, to study etc. (27 Dec., 1 1310) ; 58 b : also, till Michaelmas (4 
 Nov., 1311) ; 65: and again [Caingnes, MS.], for a year from Michaelmas 
 (5 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 
 1 Sexto Kalendas Januarii. 
 
88 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Brock, Henry le, see Comptone, William ; 60 b . 
 
 Broke, Robert, inst. to Bratton-Clovelly ; 163 b , 167, 168, 181 b . 
 
 Brorne, Adam, see Bridford (Inst.) : 63 b : resigns St. Creed 
 
 [Adam de Brome, MS.] ; 101. 
 Bromestone, Richard de Pomeray, John de la, Litera pro 
 
 Custodia : 
 
 Omnibus Christi Fidelibus, etc., Walterus, etc. salutem in Domino. Noveritfe 
 nos dedisse et concessisse Johanni de la Pomerai Custodiam terrarum et 
 tenementorum Ricardi, filii et heredis Nicholai de Bromestone, que nobis 
 accidit per mortem ipsius Nicholai ; habendum et tenendum predicto 
 Johanni, heredibus et assignatis suis dictam Custodiam cum maritagio 
 predict! Ricardi, de nobis et Successoribus nostris, libere, quiete, 
 bene, et in pace, usque ad legitimam etatem predicti Ricardi. Reddendo 
 inde et faciendo uobis et Successoribus nostris redditus et servicia inde 
 debita et consueta. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum Presen- 
 tibus est appensum. Datum apud Morcestre Episcopi, die Jovis proxima 
 ante Festum Annunciacionis Beate Marie, Virginia (21 March), Anno Domini 
 M. CCC m . xiij mo [1313-14] ; Regni, autem, Regis Edwardi .... 
 septimo ; 85 b . 
 
 Bromleghe, Gilbert de, see Tiverton ; 52 b . 
 Brothertone, Thomas de, Earl- Marshal (Homagium, Stoke, in 
 Manmo de Boseham), 
 
 In hospicio Magistri "Willelmi de Okham, Archidiaconi de Stowe in Ecclesia 
 Lincolnie, apud Lincolniam, vicesimo secundo die mensis Februarii 
 [1315-16], Nobilis Vir, Dominus Thomas de Brothertone, Natus Domini 
 Edwardi dudum Regis Anglie, Patris Domini Regis nunc, et Comes Mares- 
 callus, fecit homagium Domino Waltero, Episcopo Exonieusi, racione 
 dimidii feodi Militis, quod idem Comes tenet, et tenere debet, de Episcopo 
 Exoniensi apud Stoke, in Manerio de Boseham, in Comitatu Sussexie ; 
 presentibus Dominis Johanne de Mutforde, Balcfewino de Maners, et 
 Johaune de Westone, Militibus, familiaribus dicti Comitis, necnon Domino 
 Stephano de Haccombe, Magistro Ricardo de Burtone, Domino Petro de 
 Honetone, Nicholao de Hele, clericis, Johanne de la Pomeray, tune Mares- 
 callo dicti Episcopi, et aliis in multitudiue copiosa. Et memorandum quod 
 Dominus Johannes de Mutforde posuit verba hujusmodi homagii facti in 
 ore Comitis antedicti. " N D H." [Nicholas de Hele] ; 112. 
 
 Bruce, Robert, see Scotland : also, L 187. 
 
 Bruere, Robert, called le, inst. to Harpford ; 79 b . 
 
 Bruetone (also, Bruytone), John de (see the Letters at the 
 beginning of this Volume ; pp. 8 et seqq.) : appointed 
 Proctor for the Bishop in Parliament ; 36 b : inst. to 
 Treneglos (by alleged lapse see " Inst.") ; 56 b . See, also, 
 Exeter, Election of Dean ; 42. 
 
 Bruggis (also, Bruges), Andrew de, collated to a Prebend in 
 St. Crantock; 104 b : deceased; 183. 
 
 Brugge, Robert, see atte Brugge ; I72 b . 
 
 Bruyn (or Brun), John le, R. of St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier ; 36, 
 45,61 b ,72. 
 
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 Brun, Richard le, Canon of Boshain ; 35. 
 
 The revenues of his Prebend of Apuldram, having been sequestrated, the 
 Bishop " aliquot-urn super hoc devicti instancia " relaxes the Seques- 
 tration, so far as to permit the said Kichard's Proctor to remove the crops 
 of last autumn. Commission, directed to the Sequestrator, the Sacristan of 
 Bosham (16 Jan., 1310-11) ; 59. 
 
 Brun, Sir William le, Knt., brother of John, R. of St. Mawgan- 
 in-Kerrier ; 45. 
 
 Bruony " Ecclesia Sancti Pauli de Bruony " ; L 188 (note). 
 
 Buchun (or Buthun). Robert (son) and Cecilia (daughter) of 
 Laurence de ; L 190. 
 
 Buckfast Abbey; Patrons of Buckf astleigh ; 49, 172: of Downe- 
 St. Mary; 123: of Petrockstowe; 65, 123: also, see Church- 
 stow (Gen. Index); 64 b : Flambard, Walter; 116 b . 
 
 Buckland Abbey, Appropriation of the Rectory of Walk- 
 hampton by Bishop Bytton, to ; 65 : Patrons of Buckland- 
 Monachorum ; 66 : Bickleigh (South Devon) ; 130 b . 
 
 Buckland-Filleigh, Hertleghe in, see Halap (Oratories) ; 49. 
 
 Budleigh, the Hundred of, 
 
 LUera ad capiendum seysinam Hundredi de Buddeleghe\ 
 Pateat universis quod nos, Walterus, etc., facimus et ordinainus dilectos 
 nobis in Christo, Henricum de Bokerel et Johannem Direwyn, seu eorum 
 alterum, Attornatos nostros seu Attornatum, Senescallos nostros seu Senes- 
 callum, ad capiendum seysiuam Hundredi de Buddeleghe in Comitatu 
 Devonie, per Dominum Regem nobis concessi cum pertinenciis suis, et 
 tenendum dictum Hundredum, et ad omnia alia faciendum que pertinent 
 ad premissa. In cujus rei testimonium has Literas nostras vobis trans- 
 mittimus Patentes, sigilli nostri munimine roboratas. Datum apud 
 Stockwille juxta Londonias, die Martis in Festo Exaltacionis Sancte Crucis 
 [14 Sept.], Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo undecimo, et Kegni Regis 
 Edwardi, filii Regis Edwardi, quinto ; 63 b . 
 
 Bugge [hodie Budge], Henry, see Manaton ; lll b . 
 
 Buketone, John de, see Exeter, St. James's Priory (Inst.) ; 85 b . 
 
 Bukyngtone, Johel de, inst. to West Worlington; 130, 141 b , 
 
 (Ord.) 240, 241 b . 
 
 Bukyngtone, Mathew de, presents to West Worlington ; 130. 
 Bukyntone, William de, see Morchard-Bishop ; 67. 
 Buref ord, John de, merchant ; L 207 b . 
 Burgeis, John called, see Kenton ; 129 b . 
 Burghe, Elizabeth de, see St. Ludgvan ; 183 b . 
 Burghe, John de la, inst. to Bridf ord ; 74 : resigns ; 1 1 b : inst. 
 
 to Lifton ; 143, 149 b . 
 Burghe, Roger de la ; L 196 b . 
 Burghe, William de la, and Ysolda his wife ; L 197. 
 
90 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Burgh tone, John de, inst. to Upottery ; 127 : resigns; 164. 
 Burgo, Edmund de, R. of Moreton-Hampstead ; 37 b . 
 Burgo, William de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Burlescombe, 
 
 Taxacio et Ordinacio Vicarie Ecclesie de Burdlescortibe (sic), 
 Universis, etc., Walterus, etc., salutem in Domino sempiternam. Cum 
 Dominns Johannes atte Mulle, presbiter, nuper fuerit auctoritate nostra ad 
 Perpetuam Vicariam in Ecclesia de Bxirdelescombe, nostre Diocesis, per 
 nos de novo taxandam et ordinandam quam, quidem, Ecclesiam Abbatissa 
 et Conventus de Leghe Canonicarum optinent in proprios usus ad ipsorum 
 presentacionem admissus et institutus canonice in eadem, ut tarn pro 
 quiete ipsorum Abbatisse et Conventus quam Vicarii predicti, et aliorum 
 Vicariorum qui pro tempore erunt ibidem, sciri valeat in quibus porcionibus 
 hujusmodi Vicaria consistere debeat temporibus secuturis ; nos, tarn de 
 expresso consensu Abbatisse et Conventus predictorum quam Domini 
 Johannis Vicarii antedicti, ipsam Vicariam ut in subscriptis porcionibus 
 consistat taxamus ac, eciam, ordinamus ; videlicet, quod idem Vicarius, 
 et successores sui qui pro tempore erunt ibidem, habebit et habebunt 
 mansum, cum curtilagio, quod Capellani Parochiales ante Admissionem et 
 Institucionem dicti Domini Johannis in Vicaria predicta, habere et inhabi- 
 tare consueverant ; ac, eciam, unam acram et perticatam terre eidem manso 
 et curtilagio proprius adjacentes, de terra Sanctuarii dictorum Abbatisse 
 et Conventus, unde annuatim reddet et reddent Vicarius et Vicarii 
 memorati (decem denarios sterlingorum, ad sustentacionem cujusdam mor- 
 tarii ardentis in Ecclesia antedicta. Volumus, eciam, et ordinamus quod 
 dictus Dominus Johannes, Vicarius, et successores sui qui pro tempore 
 erunt ibidem, percipiat et percipiant, nomine Vicarie predicte, omnes 
 decimas tarn majores quam minores de curtilagiis nunc existentibus infra 
 limites Parochie dicte Ecclesie qualitercumque provenientes, ac, eciam, 
 omnes alias minutas decimas et oblaciones quascumque, ac alia omnia et 
 singula in dicta Parochia que appellacione altilagii consueverant contineri, 
 exceptis dumtaxat oblacionibus libere familie intra Abbathiam de Leghe 
 Canonicarum et devocionibus factis in eadem ; exceptis, eciam, rnortuariis 
 tocius Parochie antedicte ac oblacionibus ad Capellam Sancti Theobaldi 
 in dicta Parochia de Burdelescombe provenientibus, decimisque silve cedue 
 per totam Parochiam antedictam, necnon duorum molendinorum, videlicet, 
 Knaphille et Pogeham, ac minutis decimis omnibus et singulis tocius 
 Abbathie predicte, et terrarum dominicarum Abbathie ejusdem, ac de 
 nutrimentis animalium quorumcumque Abbatisse et Conventus predic- 
 torum, dum, tamen, in proprio dominico &uo depasti fuerint ; quas, quidem 
 oblaciones, mortuaria, decimas, una cum majoribus decimis tocius Parochie 
 de Burdelescombe antedicte, exceptis decimis majoribus quas pro Vicario 
 superius assignavimus, volumus predictis Abbatisse et Conventui, auctori- 
 tate presentis nostre Ordinacionis, integraliter remanere. Ita quod, si curti- 
 lagia de quibus premittitur, et ex quibus Vicarius qui pro tempore fuerit per- 
 cipere debet majores decimas et minores, in agriculturam extra curtilagia 
 futuris temporibus forsitan sint redacta, Vicarius qui pro tempore fnerit 
 extunc tantum percipiat de porcione ad predictos Abbatissam et Conventum 
 superius assignata quantum Vicarius de hujusmodi curtilagiis in culturam 
 redactis percepturus fuerit juxta arbitrium boni viri. Et, si aliqua terra 
 que nunc est arabilis, et extra curtilagia, in curtilagia, futuris temporibus, 
 forsitan sit redacta, prefati Abbatissa et Couventus de hoc decimas omnes 
 percipiant, sicut essent alias percepturi. Volumus, nichilominus, et ordi- 
 namus quod dictus Vicarius, et successores sui Vicarii qui pro tempore 
 erunt, omnia onera ordinaria, necnon invencionem, sustentacionem, et 
 reparacionem Librorum Matutinalium et aliorum Ornamentorum Ecclesie 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 9l 
 
 prelibate, ad Rectoriam ipsius Ecclesie communiter pertinencium, postquam 
 idem Libri et Ornamenta pritno et semel per Abbatissam et Conventum 
 predictos competenter inventa fuerint et reparata, una cum invencione 
 panis et vini, et similium in Divinis Officiis inibi celebrandis, omnibus 
 futuris tune temporibus, integraliter suis propriis sumptibus subeant et 
 agnoscant. Extraordinaria, vero, onera reparacio et sustentacio Cancelli 
 dicte Ecclesie de Burdelescombe ad Abbatissam et Conventum pertineant 
 metnoratos. Salva nobis et Successoribus nostris, Episcopis Exonie qui 
 pro tempore erunt, potestate dictam Vicariam augendi, minuendi, seu de 
 novo, si oportuerit, alias taxandi et ordinandi, si et prout nobis et ipsis 
 visum fuerit expedire. In cujus, etc. Datum Londoniis, xx die mensis 
 Novembris, Anuo Domini M CCC vicesimo quarto ; 182. 
 
 Buris, Walter de, R. of Whimple, see Co wick Priory (Inst) ; 111. 
 Burncestre, William de, resigns Broadclysfc and is inst. to East 
 
 Ogwell; 100, [Burcestre] 126, 151 b . See L 202 b . 
 Burnham, John de, (late) V. of Heavitree ; 47 b , 
 Burrington, 
 
 Taxacio Vicar ie, 1 que antea taxata non fuerat : 
 
 Perpetui Vicarii in eadem habeant et percipiant, nomine dicte Vicarie, totum 
 Sanctuarium et totam terram aliam quam proximus Secularis Rector 
 ejusdem Ecclesie tenebat, cum omnibus domibns in eisdem, et cum omni- 
 bus aliis suis pertinenciis, quietam et solutam ab omni servicio seculari, 
 Habeant, eciam, et percipiant omnes decimas minores, oblaciones, et alias 
 quascumque obvenciones tocius Parochie ad altalagium ipsius Ecclesie 
 pertinentes, in quibus eciam decima feni et mortuaria inter cetera debent 
 comprehendi. Solvent, eciam, dicti Vicarii Procuracionem Archidiaconi, 
 Cathedraticum, et Sinodaticum, et sustinebunt Cancellum, Libros, et Orna- 
 menta ipsius Ecclesie ad Rectoriam pertinencia, suis sumptibus, postquam 
 sumptibus Religiosorum Virorum, Abbatis et Conventus de Tavystoke, 
 Patronorum ejusdem, semel fuerint sufficienter reparata. Solvent, eciam, 
 predicti Vicarii predictis Religiosis, singulis annis, in Festo Pasche, septem 
 solidos sterlingorum, nomine Pensionis, de fructibus altalagii supradicti. 
 Omnia, autem, onera extraordinaria, quocumque nomine censeantur, eidem 
 Ecclesie imposita et imponenda, predicti Religiosi, suis sumptibus, agnoscent 
 totaliter et persolvent ; 50. 
 
 Burtone, Richard de, see Brothertone ; 112. 
 
 Burwike (also, Borewike) Richard de, inst. to Mamhead; 114 b , 
 12P, 128", (Ord.) 237. 
 
 Burum, Fr. Wm. de, admitted Prior of St. Nicholas Priory, 
 Exeter; 128 b . 
 
 Butterleigh ; Dedication of the Cemetery 126 b : of the Parish- 
 Church and the High Altar; 145 (see "Dedications"). 
 
 Boterleghe, Richard de, inst. to Pinhoe ; 82. 
 
 Byare, William de la, clerk ; L 202 b . 
 
 Byerne, Vicecomitissa de, see France ; 79. 
 
 Bykeforde, Everard de, see Manaton; lll b . 
 
 1 The date is not given ; but the Entry 1310. See Vol. V. (Stafford), p. 45. 
 occurs between 5 May and 6 May, 
 
92 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELJDON. 
 
 Byne, Walter, inst. to Seaton; 161 b . 
 
 Byneleghe, George de, inst. to Blackawton ; 37 b , 38, (Ord.) 
 
 220 b , 224 b . 
 
 Byneleghe, J. de, Guardian of Philip de Rurde, see Aleborne; 44. 
 Byneleghe, Peter de, inst. to Harberton ; 75 b . 
 Bynneworthe, William de, inst. to Dean-Prior ; lll b . 
 Bynyngtone, Thomas de, an Executor of the Will of John 
 
 Lovetot, senior; L 185, etc. 
 Byrylonde, John de, pro liberacione excommunicati capti ad 
 
 Significacionem Episcopi : 
 
 Excellentissimo Principi, etc., Edwardo, Dei gracia Regi Anglie, etc., Walterus, 
 etc., salutem in Eo per Quern Reges regnant et Principes dominantur. 
 Cum Johannes de Byrylonde, Parochianus noster contra quern tanquam 
 excommunicatum, et in Excommunicacione per quadraginta dies et amplius 
 persistens (sic), secundum Consuetudinem Ecclesie Anglicane, pro ipsius 
 Capcione nuper vestre scripsimus Majestati ad gremium Ecclesie rediens 
 super dicta Excommunicaoionis Sentencia Absolucionis Beneficium in forma 
 Juris meruerit optinere, Excellenciam vestram Regiam humiliter implor- 
 amus quatinus ministris vestris precipere velitis, si placet, ut Capcioni 
 predicti Johannis non insistant, set, si ea occasione fuerit arrestatus, ipsum 
 faciant debite liberari (17 Feb., 1314-15) ; 103. 
 
 Byschop, Henry called, inst. to Treneglos ; 57. 
 Bysouthewode, Thomas, murder of ; (Ord. Pris.) 236 b . 
 Bythewalle, Sir John, priest, 
 
 Litera directa Regi pro liberacione excommunicati, capti, ~et imprisonati ad 
 Significacionem Episcopi, pro Excommunicacione austenta per xl dies et 
 amplius : 
 
 Excellentissimo Principi, etc. Walterus, etc. Quia Dominus Johannes Bythe- 
 walle, presbiter, nostre Dyocesis, nuper, propter suam manifestam offensam 
 in Dyocesi Exoniensi contractam. Majoris Excommunicacionis Sentencia 
 innodatus, et demum ex eo quod dictam Excommunicacionis Sentenciam 
 per quadraginta dies et amplius animo sustinuerat indurato, Claves Ecclesie 
 dampnabiliter conternpnendo,deMandato vestro Vicecomitibus Londoniarum 
 inhac partedirecto ad Significacionem nostram, juxta Consuetudinem Regni 
 Anglie, tanquam Excommunicatus et Clavium Ecclesiasticarum contemptor, 
 per eosdem Vicecomites carceri mancipatus est, a dicta Excommunicacionis 
 Sentencia, prestita primitus caucione ydonea de stando Mandatis Ecclesie, 
 super offensa hujusmodi absolutus, vestram Excellenciam requirimus et 
 rogamus quatinus pro ipsius Domini Johannis liberacione a carcere, quo 
 occasione premissa detinetur, eisdem Vicecomitibus scribere velitis, si 
 placet (10 Nov., 1310) ; 57 b . 
 
 Bythewalle, Robt., collated to St. Perran-Uthno ; 34, 38, 73 b , 
 (Notary-Publick ; 68, 68 b ) : collated to Lawhitton by 
 exchange (see St. Perran-Uthno) ; 76 b . See " Ord." 218, 
 224 b , 226. 
 
 Bytton, Bishop ; Institution by, see Churchstanton ; 43. See, 
 also, Aleborne ; 44 : Exeter, St. James's Priory (tvist.) ; 85 b . 
 Eeference to his Will ; 86 b , L 186 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 93 
 
 C. 
 
 Cabbel, William, insfc. to Christow ; 82 : resigns ; 126. 
 Cailleway, John, presents to Cheldon ; 84 b , 1 1 2 b . 
 Kaylleweie, Roger, inst. to Cheldon ; 79 b . 
 Calitone, John de ; L 191. 
 Galley, Simon, resigns Brampf ord-Speke : 131. 
 Gaily, Hugh, of Seaton, R. of Offwell ; 169 b , 181 b . 
 Camborne [Cambron, MS.], 
 
 John de Newbaud. R., subdeacon, Dispensation: non-residence for a year 
 to study, etc. (22 Feb., 1308-9) ; 3S b . 
 
 Master William [de] Benetfeld, priest, R., Licence of non-residence for a year 
 to study, etc. (.3 Nov., 1312) ; 77: and again for a year (3 Oct., 1313) ; 79 h . 
 This Rector (" Willelmus de Benefelde, qui Ecclesiam de Cambroun tenet 
 ut Rector"), seems to have given the Bishop some trouble, and he was 
 solemnly admonished, 14 Aug., 1315, to return to his Church before 
 Michaelmas, and to reside continuously, and report himself to the Bishop 
 before the said Feast; 107 b . He did not obey ; and the Bishop consented 
 to suspend the Monition till the ensuing Michaelmas "ad instanciam 
 Domini Ricardi do Hacche (16 Nov., 1315) ; 110 b . But Benetfeld was 
 incorrigible, and, year after year, apparently for nearly seven years, absented 
 himself from his Benefice. Eventually he obtained Licence of non-residence 
 from 3 Feb., 1322-3, till the ensuing Michaelmas ; "et illo eodem tercio die 
 idem Rector fecit finem pro sua non residencia usque ad ilium diem, pro 
 xl solidis, solvendis xxs. in Festo Pasche, et alios xxo\ in Festo Assurnp- 
 cionia Beate Virginia: et pro gracia, absentandi dabit j marcatn." This 
 Licence was not delivered to him till 1 ..larch ; 174. At the expiration 
 of the year he seems to have returned for a time, but Licence of non- 
 residence till Michaelmas was again granted to him, 15 June, 1352 ; 184 b . 
 
 Camelford, 
 
 Licence granted to the Burgesses of that Town, till Michaelmas, "ut in 
 Oratorio seu Capella, quam in eadem Villa in honore Beati Thome, Martins, 
 construi fecerunt de novo, per Capellanum ydoneum, suis suuaptibus in 
 omnibus sustentandum, auxta forrnam Constitucionis Synodalis super hoc 
 edite, Divina facere celebrare, et ipsi et ceteri dumtaxat habitantes in eadem 
 Villa Divina hujustnodi ibidem auclire possint ; dum, tamen, in Libris, 
 Ornamentis, et aliis, ad hoc necessaria invenerint, voluntasque Rectoris dicte 
 Ecclesie de Nanseglos [Lantejlos-by-Camelford\ ad id accesserit et con- 
 sensus, ita quod nullum prejudicium ipsi Matrici Ecclesie generetur " (24 
 Jan., 1311-12) ; 68. 
 
 Cameleforde, John de, inst. to Tavistock ; 42 b . 
 
 Cameleford, Reginald de, inst. to Dunsford ; 162 b . 
 
 Camera, Philip, clerk ; (Ord. Pm>.), 236 b . 
 
 Cainpellis [Champeaux], Robert de, Abbat of Tavistock, see 
 
 Whitchurch ; 165. 
 
 Campion, William, Proctor for Thomas Nyusom ; 105. 
 Campo Arnulphi [Champernowne], Sir Henry de, Knt., presents 
 
 to Stockleigh-English ; 7l b ; to Ilfracombe ; 162 b , 
 
94 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Charnbernoun, Dame Joan de (relict of Sir William) 
 presents to Jacobstowe (Cornwall) ; 39. 
 
 Campo-Arnulphi, John de, inst. to Thurlestone ; 39 : to Jacob- 
 stowe (Cornwall) ; 45, 51, (Ord.) 231, 232 b . 
 
 Chambernoun, Reginald de, R. of Ilfracombe ; 51, 129 b , L 209 b , 
 21 3 b . 
 
 Campo Arnulphi, William de, collated (by lapse) to Kentisbeare J 
 37, 55 b , 73, (Ord.} 218, 220 b , 232 b : inst. to Thurlestone ; 
 120 b , (Ord.) 239: deceased; 159 b . 
 
 Candevere, John de, inst. to Puddington ; 124. 
 
 Canonsleigh Abbey, 
 
 Appropriacio Ecdesie de Donesforde [Dunsford] : 
 
 Universis etc., Walterus, permissione Di\ina Exoniensis Episcopus, salutem 
 in Domino, etc. Puritate Eeligionis quam dextera Veri Sponsi plantavit in 
 Sponsis Suis nos decet jugiter confovere, et ipsius necessitates relevare 
 remediis oportunis. Sane, proponente dudum Nobili Muliere, Comitissa 
 Gloucestrie et Herfordie, Religiose Domus de Leghe Canonicarum nostre 
 Dyocesis Fundatrice, 1 defuncta, dum vixit, zelo Celitus inspirato, ad con- 
 gruam sustentacionem Canonicarum in numero quinquagenario, qui adhuc 
 perpetualiter ad ipsius instanciam institutus ibidem viget, ditasse in terris, 
 redditibus, et possessionibus, ac aliis perpetuis incrementis, pia postmodum 
 ipsius desideria, concurrentibus quibusdam mundi molestiis, prepedivit 
 preventrix mors amara, adeo quod quicquid eisdem Religiosis Mulieribus citra 
 salubre propositum predicte Comitisse remanet per eandem assignatum, ad 
 parcissimum eciam earundem et Familie sue necessarie cotidiannm victum 
 sufficere non valebit. Eisdem, siquidem, Virginibus Christi Sponsis, propter 
 hujusmodi temporalis subsidii carenciam, affectu paterno condolemus, et 
 vicibus alteruis ex eo medullitus spiritus ncster exultat quod eas Altissimus 
 sponsavit in Fide quas seculum non fedavit, sed reliquid (sic) incorruptas, 
 in sexu nimirum fragili probatissimam Religionis intuemur scalam ; illic 
 conspicimus summum modestie usum, Sororitatis devotum affectum, pacem 
 animi, communicacione omni mutua obsequia, discipline rigorem, obediencie 
 amorem, vinculum caritatis, carnis servitutem, legendi et orandi libertatem, 
 vigiliarum excubras, quietem meditacionis, devocionem Psalmodie. Quia, 
 insuper, in predicta Domo frequenter offeruntur, propter ipsius celebrem 
 famam, que in omnes Regni Anglie fines exivit, Virgines Generose, ne tarn 
 hec quam cetere, dum subsidia corporalia mendicant, a Divina Contem- 
 placione tepescant, de misericordia Jesu Christi ac Beate et Gloriose 
 Virginis et Matris Sue Marie, necnon Beatorum Apostolorum Suorum Petri 
 et Pauli, nostrorum Patronorum, suffragiis confidentes habitis super hoc 
 cum Capitulo nostro et Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis comrnuni et diligenti 
 tractatu et deliberacione sollempni ; vocatis, nichilominus, ad hoc omnibus 
 et singulis qui fuerint in hac parte evocandi de ipsius Capituli nostri, 
 necnon omnium quorum intererat, communi et unanimiconsensu, Ecclesiam 
 Parochialem de Donesforde, nostre Dyocesis, que de predictarum Religio- 
 
 1 Matilda de Clare, said to have been originally, as a Priory, by Walter de 
 
 the widow of Richard, seventh Earl Clavill, before 1173. The last Prior 
 
 of Gloucester. She re-founded this was William de Roneton (see Vol. L, 
 
 House as an Abbey for Augustinian pp. 41, 339, 340, 391. 
 C&nonesses, c. 1284. It was founded, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 95 
 
 sarum Mulierum Patronatu existit, que quidem Mulieres Manerii ejusdem 
 loci optinent dominium, propter quod per eas utilitas ipsius Ecclesie 
 procurari poterit efficacius et augeri, dictis Religiosis Mulieribus, Abbatisse 
 videlicet et Conventui de Leghe Canonicarum earumque succesforibus 
 appropriamus et, eciam, in proprios usus concedimus perpetuo possidendara, 
 cum suis juribus et pertinenciis universis ; salva competent! Vicaria in 
 predicta Ecclesia taliter per nos appropriata, per nos aut Successores nostros 
 taxanda et ordinanda ; ad quam predicte Abbatissa et Conventus nobis et 
 Successoribus nostris, in qualibet vacacione ipsius Vicarie, Personam 
 ydoneam presentabunt ; et salva, eciam, predicto Capitulo nostro suisque 
 successoribus annua quatuor marcarum Pensione, quam predicte Ecclesie 
 de Donsford ac dictis Abbatisse et Conventui et earum successoribus, 
 nomine ipsius Ecclesie de Donsforde, propter evidentem utilitatem ejusdem 
 Ecclesie, imposuimus et imponimus, accontemplacione Venerabilium Virorum, 
 Dominorum Decani et Capituli Ecclesie nostre predicte, qui dictarum 
 Mulierum et predicte Ecclesie de Dousforde utilitates et profectus hactenus 
 suis auxiliis, consiliis, et favoribus efficaciter procurarunt, et ipsos similiter 
 procuraturos firmiter speratur in futurum, perpetuis futuris temporibus, 
 quolibet anno, in Festo Invencionis Sancte Crucis [3 May], predictis 
 Decano et Capitulo, in Scaccario ipsorum Exonie, fideliter persolvenda. 
 Salvis, nichilominus, nobis et Successoribus nostris juribus Episcopalibus 
 Auctoritate et Dignitate Episcopali ; Loci, eciam, Archidiaconi qui pro 
 tempore fuerit suo jure integro remanente semper et illeso. In quorum 
 omnium fidem et testimonium presentes Literas sigilli nostri rnunimine 
 duximus roborandas. Et nos, predicti Decanus et Capitulum, premissis 
 omnibus et singulis gratum prebemus consensum pariter et assensum, 
 sigillumque nostrum commune Presentibus duximus apponendum. Datum 
 in Capitulo nostro Exoniensi, tarn sub sigillo nostro, quam sub sigillo 
 dictorum Decani et Capituli, quinto die mensis Augusti, Anno Domini M mo 
 CCC mo xiiij mo . Et optinuerunt Literas Induccionis Domino Archidiacono 
 Exoniensi vel ejus Officiali directas, sub dato apud Chuddeleghe, viij die 
 mensis Augusti ; 86 b . 
 
 Reformacio de Canoneleye [written in the margin by lip. Grandisson]: 
 Wautier, par la suffrance Dieu Evesque Dexcestre, a ses cheres fiulles en Dieu 
 la Abbesse et le Covent de Leghe, de nostre Eveschee, salutz, ove la 
 beneiceon Ihesu Crist et la nostre. Purceo qen nostre Visitacion, et cetera, 
 ut supra in Litera directa Monialibus de Polslo 1 usque ibi Item, qant Dame 
 de Religion mange a Excestre hoc mutato quod in ista Litera ponitur 
 Abbesse, Abbeye, et le Ordre, ou Reule, et les Observances Seint 
 Augustin, ubi in supradicta Litera ponebatur Priouresse, Priourie, et 
 le Ordre, ou Reule, et les Observances Seint Benet, set dempto 
 illo capitulo, Item, qant Dame de Religion mange a Excestre, usque 
 ibi Item, Dam3 qi voit a visiter ses amys en la fourme susdite, tune 
 dicitur sic ulterius, ceo est a savoir en Somersete, Dorsete, Deveneschire, 
 ou en Cornwaille, deit retourner a lostel, et cetera, ut supra usque ibi, si ceo 
 ne soit et tune sic, hors des quatres Counteez avantditz en plus loigteyn 
 pais et adonkes eit temps assigne plus outre par la Abbesse, solom ceo qe ele 
 verra qe ceo soit a faire, eyant totes voyes regard a la loigtenete et a la 
 procheinete du lieu, sicome est desusdit, et plus longe temps ne eit mie, si 
 ceo ne soit par mort ou maladie conue, etc-, usque ibi, nuleDame de vostre 
 Religion, Professe ou nient Professe quo capitulo dempto, usque ibi, Item, 
 nous ordinoms qe entre vous trestotes tune sic ulterius, eyez un 
 Confessour, homme de Religion sicome avant cest hure avez eu, ou celui qi 
 
 See Polsloe (Gen. Index). 
 
96 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 vous est ore assigne, ou autre de Religion on Seculer, itiel 1 come nous ou nos 
 Successours vodront a ceo assignor, a rernuer a la volente de nous et de nos 
 Successours. Et voloms qe celui et mil autre, fors qe en peril de mort, 
 puisse oyir vos confessions, et vous assoudre de vos pecchees, et enjoyndre 
 peuaunce en due forme, et qil eit nostre poyer, qant a la penauncerie en cas 
 qi vous touchent, a durer a nostre volente. Et pur ceo que nous avoms oyi 
 et entendu par ascune gent qe par my deus us 2 dedenz vostre Abbeye ileoqes 
 plusours mals esclandres et deshonestetes sunt avenues avant cest hure, et 
 purront ensement avenir apres, si remeclie ne soit mys, ceo est asavoir un us 2 
 qe est en lencloistre au celer desouz la Sale la Abbesse, la^>u horn apparaille 
 le braes 3 , et un aultre desouz la novele chambre la Abbesse devers la court, 
 voloms, ordinoms, et comaundoms qe meisrne ceux deus us 2 soyent bien 
 estupees par mur de pere, entre cy et la Paske procheyn avenir. Item, qe 
 les acountes, etc., omnia sicut in Litera de Polslo, usque in fnem, mutata 
 tantum Data, que est Apud Clist, xij die Januarii.[1319-20] ; 146 b . 
 
 Joan de Radyngtoue, Canoness of " Leghe," appointed coadjutor to 
 Petronilla, the Abbess (12 Jan., 1319-20) ; 146 b . 
 
 The Abbess and Convent were Patrons of Dunaford, 100 b ; Hockworthy, 129 b , 
 184 b : Little Hempston, 75 b , 123 b , 150 b , 174. See Burlescombe (Inst.)', 
 181, 182 ; Little Hempston, 182. 
 
 Canterbury ; Protestacio [contra Officialem Archiepiscopi^ : 
 
 Cum Officialis Metropolitan}, et multo minus ipsius Commissarius, in Suffra- 
 ganeos ejusdem, quamdiu idem Metropolitanus in sua Provincia vel circa 
 illam extiterit, Inderdicti, vel Suspensions aut Excommunicacionis Sen- 
 tencias, ob reverenciam Pontificalis Officii, jure prohibente, nequeat pro- 
 mulgare, ac quidam Presidentes Curie Cantuarieusis dicantur asserere quod, 
 licet ita in jure caveatur, secus tamen est de consuetudine Curie supra - 
 dicte ; nos, tamen, Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, 
 Ecclesie Cantuariensis Suffraganeus, de hujusmodi assercione nunc primitus 
 advertentes, ut non vitupeietur Ministerium nostrum, hujusmodi con- 
 suetudinem, inimo pocius coruptelam (sic), fore legittime introductam 
 negamus, et ne introducatur contradicimus ; protestantes expresse nos, 
 vel Predecessores nostros, introduccioni predicte consuetudinis seu corump- 
 tele (sic) nullo tempore tacite vel expresse consensisse vel eidem paruisse, 
 nee nos velle consentire vel parere eidem. 
 
 Et memorandum quod die Veneris proxima post Festum Purificacionis Beate 
 Virginis, Anno Domini supradicto [6 Feb., 1315-16], in Capitulo Cathedralis 
 Ecclesie Lyncolniensis, in presencia Venerabilium Patrum, Dominorum Dei 
 gracia Johannis [Salmon], Norwicensis, Johannis[de Drokenesforde], Batho- 
 niensis et Wellensis, Walteri [de Langetone], Coventrensis et Leichfeldensis, 
 Johannis [Langetone], Cicestrensis, Rogeri [de Mortisallis], Sarrumensis, 
 Aniani [Seys], Bangorensis, David [ap Blethin] Assavensis, Ricardi [Kellawe] 
 Dunolmensis, Johannis [de Haluctone], Carliolensis. Ecclesiarum Episco- 
 porum, Magistrorum Willelmi de Birstone, Archidiaconi Gloucestrie, Roberti 
 de Worthe, Willelmi . . . ., 5 Canonicorum Ecclesie Sarrumensis, Ricardi 
 de Forde, Juris Canonici Professoris, et aliorum Clericoruni ibidem pre- 
 sencium in multitudine copiosa, Venerabilis Pater, Dominus Walterus, Dei 
 gracia Exoniensis Episcopus, tune personaliter existens ibidem, predictam 
 Protestacionern per Nicholaum de Hele, clericum suuni, nomine ipsius, et 
 de ipsius Precepto special], ipsum ad hoc constituens organum vocis sue, 
 publice et intelligibiliter legi fecit, et dictam Protestacionem interposuit, 
 pro mittens se firmiter velle adherere eidem ; lll b . 
 
 1 itiel.~\ tel, semblable, le meme talis 3 prepares the malt. 
 
 (D'Arnis). 4 Added by a later hand. 
 
 9 us.] porte, entree ostium (ibid). 5 A blank space for the name, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 97 
 
 Cantilupe, Thomas de, See Hereford, Bishop of. 
 
 Cantilupe, Walter cle, admitted in commendam to St. Breoke ; 
 
 183 b : collated thereto ; 184 b . 
 
 Cantilupo, Walter (brother of Sir John) de ; 2 (see p. 5). 
 Cancia, Henry de, see St. Crantock ; 1 1 5 b . 
 Capis, Thomas (late R. of St. Pancras, i.e. Rousdon) ; 38 b . 
 Cardvyl, Thomas de ; L 191 b . 
 Carente, John de, inst. to Bradninch ; 61, 61 b . 
 Cargaul, the Bishop's Manor of (Cornwall) ; Copia cujusdam 
 
 Finis de Kergaul [temp. Hen. III.] : 
 
 Hec est Finalis Concordia facta in Curia Domini Regis, apud Exoniam, a die 
 Purificacionis Beate Marie in quindecim dies, Anno Regni Regis Henrici, 
 filii Regis Johannis, quinquagesimo quarto [1269-70], coram Gilberto de 
 Prestone, Galfrido de Leukenore, Waltero de Heliom, et Johanne de 
 Oketone, Justiciariis Itinerantibus, et aliis Domini Regis Fidelibus, tune 
 ibidem presentibus ; inter Walterum [Bronescombe], Episcopum Exoni- 
 ensem, querontem, et Rogerum de Valle torta impedientem, de Manerio de 
 Korgaul (sic) cum pertinenciis, et Advocacionibus Ecclesiarum Sancte 
 Neuline de Seynt Neulun (sic) et Sancti Aluni de Seynt Alun ; uiide 
 placitum fuit inter eos in eadem Curia, scilicet quod predictus Rogerus 
 recognovit predictum Manerium, cum Advocacionibus predictis, et cum 
 omnibus pertinenciis snis, ut in dominicis, terris arabilibus, serviciis 
 liberorum hominum et villenagiorum, cum villanis villenagia ilia tenentibus, 
 et omnibus eorum sequelis, boscis, pratiis, pascuis, pasturis, viis, semitis, 
 aquis, piscariis, stagnis, molendinis, et omnibus aliis rebus ad predictum 
 Manerium et Advocaciones pertinentibus, esse jus ipsius Episcopi et 
 Ecclesie sue Sancti Petri Exoniensis, ut ilia que idem Episcopus et 
 Ecclesia sua prediota habent de dono ipsius Rogeri ; habendum et tenendum 
 eidem Episcopo et Successoribus suis, et Ecclesie sue predicte, de 
 Capitalibus Dominis Feodi illius, in liberam et perpetuam elemosinam, pro 
 serviciis que ad predictum Manerium pertinent, inperpetuum. Et pro hac 
 Recognicione, Fine, et Concordia idem Episcopus dedit predicto Rogero 
 ducentas libras sterlingorum ; 117. 
 
 Carletone, Adam de, Archdeacon of Cornwall ; 55 b . 
 
 Licence of non -residence till the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.,] to 
 study, etc. (5 Dec., 1312); 75: renewed, 3 Oct., 1313, till the Feast of the 
 Translation of St. Thomas-the-Martyr (7 July.) 79 b : again 18 Oct., 1323 ; 
 177. See St. Goran, 42 ; " Wills " (Puntyngton), 66 ; St. Crantock, 104 b ; 
 Glasney, 155 ; L 201 b , 213, 214. 
 
 Carletone, Nicholas de (otherwise called Nicholas Makerel,) E. 
 
 of Duloe ; 128 b , L 213. 
 Carlisle, siege of ; L 206. 
 Carmynou, Joan (relict of Sir Roger, Knt.), presents to Philleigh ; 
 
 68 b , 144 b . 
 
 Carmynou, Sir John, Knt., 162 ; presents to Boconnoc ; 130 b , 
 150. See St. Piran-Uthno, 151; St. Stephen's in 
 Brannel; 172. 
 
98 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAFELDON. 
 
 Carminou, Minou and Richard (brothers of Roger, R. of St. 
 Stythians); 123. 
 
 Carmynou, Oliver de, presents to St. Ruan-major ; 1 84 : to St. 
 Ruan minor ; 82 b : to Whitstone (Cornwall} ; 42 b , 55 b . 
 
 Carmynou, Roger (son of Roger) de, R. of Whitstone (Corn- 
 wall)', 40 : exchanges for St. Sty thian's; 42 b , 123, (Ord.) 225. 
 
 Carnadone (or Carnedone), Walter de ; L 191, 213. 
 
 Carnarthur, Robert de, Proctor for John de Neubaud ; 37 b . 
 
 Cargannowe ; L 21 5 b . 
 
 Carru, Sir John de, Knt., presents to Stoke -Fleming ; 70, 72 : 
 to Luppit ; 72. 
 
 Carreu, Sir Nicholas, Knt., presents to Mamhead ; 43 b : 
 reference to his Executors ; L 200. 
 
 Carreu (also Carru), William de, inst. to Holsworthy ; 66 b , 73, 
 107 b , 113 b , 120, 130, 142 b : resigns ; 155 : see L 200. 
 
 Carre veldros, Philip de, see St. Just-in-Roseland (Inst.) ; 33. 
 
 Carsewelle, William de, chaplain ; L 195. 
 
 Carvile (or de Cara Villa) Fr. Peter de, presented to the Priory 
 of St. Michael's-Mount, in Cornwall; 114: inst. there- 
 to; 114 b . 
 
 Cari, John (see " Wills " Fitz Paine) ; L 214. 
 
 Case (also, Casis), Master William de, see France ; 78 b , 79. 
 
 Castro, Bartholomew de, collated to Bradstone ; C0 b : inst. to 
 
 St. Ive ; 100 b , 157 b , (Ord.) 234, 235 b : see Culmstock ; 84 b . 
 Castro, Henry de, R. of St. Mary-Steps, Exeter ; (Ord.) 218. 
 Cat, Richard le ; L 189 b . 
 Cathetone, Philip (son of William) de ; L 197. 
 Caunvyle, Sir Geoffrey de, Knt., deceased, see "Wills" ; 38. 
 Caunpvyle, Maurice de, R. of Holsworthy ; ibid. 
 Campville, (also Caunpvyle) Sir William de, Knt.; 38: 
 
 presents to Morthoe ; 171. 
 Caxtone, William de, see " Wills " ; L 201 b . 
 Cayron, Thomas de ; L 192. 
 Cerne, Richard de, resigns Willand; 110 b . 
 Cerziaus, Richard de, and Margaret his wife, with her two 
 
 sisters (Elizabeth and Joan), present to St. Erme ; 143. 
 Cersyaus, Richard de, resigns Lesnewth ; 39. 
 Cestre (also, de Cestria), Philip de, inst. to Clyst-St. George ; 
 
 167 b , 168 b , 176, 183 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 99 
 
 Cestre, Robert de ; L 187, etc. He was R. of Cornbe-Raleigh ; 
 
 L 199 b . 
 
 Chageforde, John de, chaplain, see Ideford ; 111. 
 Chaillou, Nicholas, see Michaelstowe ; 109. 
 Challacombe [Chaudecombe, MS.], 
 
 Master Arnald Cotel, R. Licence of non-residence, for a year from Michael- 
 mas (4 Aug., 1312) ; 73. See Fremington. 
 
 Chamberley n, William, inst. to Hock worthy ; 1 84 b . 
 
 Chambre, Hugh de la, inst. to North-Tawton ; 118, 120 1 , 122 b , 
 
 150 1 , 159 bl . 
 
 Champeneie, James de, inst. to Ashburton ; 78. 
 Champernowne see Campo Arnulphi, de. 
 Chapels : the following List of Royal Free Chapels is written 
 
 on a blank space at the beginning of the Register 
 
 (fol. 28 b ): 
 
 Libere Capelle Domini Regis Anglic, 
 
 f Wolringhamptone, Prebendata. Rex dat Decana- 
 
 turn: Decanus Prebendas. [ Wolverhampton], 
 Gnoushale. [Gnosall]. 
 
 Staflbnle ' 
 
 Staffordschiria, Coven- 
 trensis Diocesis. 
 
 Salopschiria, 
 Diocesis. 
 
 n v i,- 
 Derbischma, 
 
 ejusdem 
 
 j 
 ejusdem 
 
 i) : 
 
 Pencriz, Prebendata ; ubi Archiepiscopus Dublin- 
 ensis dat Prebendas, si sit Anglicus : alioquin 
 Rex. [Penkridge.] 
 
 UTettenhale, Prebendata. Rex dat Prebendas. 
 Bruges, Prebendata. Rex dat Prebendas. [Bridge- 
 north]. 
 Ecclesia Beate Marie Salopie. 
 
 f Ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum, Derbie. Et est 
 -{ annexa Decanatui Lyncolnie qui, quidem, 
 (^ Decanus dat Prebendas ejusdem. 
 Sussexia, Cicestrensis j Ecclesia de Boseham, Prebendata. Episcopus Exon- 
 Diocesis. j iensis dat Prebendas. 
 
 Londoniensis Diocesis. 
 
 Somersetia (sic), Sar- } Ecclesia de Wymborne Minstre, Prebendata. Rex dat 
 rumensis Diocesis. } Decanatum : Decanus Prebendas. [In Dorset.] 
 
 Charles [Charnes, MS.], 
 
 Ad requisicionem Fratris Henrici, Prioris de Piltone, Dominus licenciavit 
 Dominum Walterum le Wolfe, Rectorem Ecclesie de Charnes, presbiterum, 
 ut idem Rector stare valeat et morari cum prefato Priore in mensa sua, a 
 Festo Sancti Michaelis proximo future, per quinquennium extunc con- 
 tinuum, ad relevacionem eris alieni quo dicta Ecclesia oneratur ; et interim 
 Ecclesiam predictam, fructus et obvenciones ejusdem, eidem Priori 
 dimittendi ad firmam. 2 Et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis xl 
 solidos ; tribus, videlicet, primis annis singulas dimidiam marcam, et 
 subsequentibus duobus annis singulos x solidos ; ita quod idem Prior 
 prefate Ecclesie interim deservire faciat in Divinis, et curam exerceat 
 debitam in eadem (24 Aug., 1317) ; 121. 
 
 1 Hugo " de Camera," MS. words are interlined, which accounts 
 
 2 Et interim .... firmam]. These for the irregular construction. 
 
100 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Charleton^Ghurletone and Churlatone, MS.], 
 
 The Church being vacant, the custody of the Sequestration was committed 
 to Robert Pollard, R. of Black Torrington (1 May, 1309); 40 b . William de 
 Brawode, R,-- Dispensation : non-residence for a year from Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (21 Sept., 1309) ; 44. Sir Stephen de Brawode, R. Licence of 
 non-residence for two years, " pro Ecclesie sue predicte negociis" ; also, to 
 put his Benefice out to farm, to William de Brawode (26 Sept., 1322) ; 169. 
 
 Cfrerletone, Roger de, Archdeacon of Totnes ; 121 b , (Ord.) 243. 
 
 Charletone, William de, Chaplain ; L 213. 
 
 Charlinch [Somerset Cherdelynche, MS.], see Quethiock 
 "\Inst.y-, 127 b . 
 
 Chariter (or Charetter), Baldwin son of Robert le (of Torrington), 
 inst. to Bratton-Fleming ; 158 b , (Ord.) 243 b 
 
 Chastiloune, Malculinus ; L 209 b . 
 
 Chauntemerle, John (son and heir of Wm.), does homage to 
 the Bishop for two virgates of land in Thorney, " pro 
 xijd. per annum, per servicium militare" (28 July, 1308) ; 35. 
 
 Chawleigh [Chalveleghe, MS.], 
 
 ' Sir Walter de Elmham, priest, R. Licence of non-residence for a year, 
 " racione obsequiorum Nobilis Mulieris Alianore de Curtenai, ad instanciam 
 ejusdem Nobilis (15 Oct., 1323) ; 177. 
 
 Cheddere, William de, inst. to Cowick (Vicarage) ; 120 b . 
 Chelreye, Thomas de, R. of Henton-St. George (Dioc. B. and 
 
 W.), proctor for Andrew de Drokenesforde ; 1 57 b . 
 Cherde, Walter de, R. of Little Hempston ; (Ord.) 218. 
 Cheriton [Fitzpaine 1 ], 
 
 John Hanam, subdeacon, R. Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (29 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b . This was renewed, 21 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b . 
 
 Cheriton-Bishop [Churitone, MS.], 
 
 Master Richard de Sefford, R. Dispensation: non-residence for two years, to 
 study, etc. (10 Oct., 1316) ; 11 5 b : Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 and for two years after, if he went abroad to study; for one year only if 
 he remained in England (13 May, 1318), " et dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem 
 j marcam" ; 127: renewed for a year ; but no reason is assigned (30 Oct., 
 1320); 154: again [Seforde, MS.], for a year (9 Jan., 1322-3), " ac 
 [Dominus] condonavit sive remisit eidem xx solidos de xl solidis, in quibus 
 propter suam non residenciam eidem Patri, pro anno precedenti, mulctatus 
 extiterat"; 171, 
 
 Churitone, Henry de ["" dispensatum fuit cum Henrico dicto 
 Roberti, de Churitone," MS.] super defectu natalium, 
 (11 Nov., 1311); 65 b . 
 
 Chernebury, John de, inst. to Combmartin ; 56 b . 
 
 Chernebury, Richard de, inst. to the Chantry of Morthoe ; 70. 
 
 1 Probably ; but both Cheriton-Fitz- simply, " Churitone " in the Register, 
 paine and Cheriton-Bishop are called, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 101 
 
 Chessebecche, Richard de; L 188 b . 
 Chesthunte, Stephen de, Canon of Bosham, 
 
 Fidelitas : xxj die Decembris (1309), apud Fareudone, Magister Stephanas 
 de Chyshunte, Canonicus Libere Capelle de Boseham, fecit Domino 
 fidelitatem de terris et tenementis ad dictam Prebendam suam spectantibus ; 
 presentibus Dominis Stephano, Rectore Ecclesie de Thorny, Petro de Hone- 
 tone, Rectore Ecclesie de Ylstyngtone, Magistro Willelmo de Wolleghe, et 
 aliis ; 45 b . 
 
 The following Entries refer to his Preferments (after his death) : 
 Treshonourable Seignour, Nous reccomes voz Lettres le jour de la fesance de 
 cestes, par les queles vous avet prie qe nous voillom vouchiersauf en vestre 
 cher clierk, Sire Johan de Hothom, et doner a li la Provendre qe Mestre 
 Estephne de Chesthonte aveit en la Esglise de Boseham, par regard de 
 charite ; dunt, trescher Seignour voillet saver que nostre Piere Esperital, le 
 ArceEvesque de Cantelourie, permy privilege qil ad de la Curt de Rome, ad 
 fet une reservacion de la precheyne Provende vacante en la dite Esglise de 
 Boseham pour un de ses clierks, nous ne poyoms en nule manere, 
 sans especial assentement de ly, la dite Provende doner tut soi ele vacante 
 et apendesit frauuchement a nostre Collacion, nous la dorriem volenters a 
 tote forz a vostre requeste, et si lavom nous fet tant avant come nous 
 poums sans fere prejudice au dit Privilege, et la dite Provende soit vacante. 
 E dautre part, cher Seignour, il covent qe nous seyoms bientost a Londres 
 par vostre commandement et la, Sire, si vous plest, parleroms ovesque VOUP, 
 et ovesque le dit ArceEvesque sur cestes choses, et ferrom permy vostre 
 et son ordeynement sur ceo quantqe nous poums bonement. Nostre Sire, 
 etc. Done a Horsleghe le x jour daveril [1315] ; 106. 
 
 Memorandum quod, cum Magister Stephanus de Chesthunte, Canonicua 
 Libere Capelle de Boseham, Thesaurarius Nobilis Nati Domini Regis 
 Anglie, Comitis de Chestre, 1 nuper decedens, eidem Comiti in non modica 
 peccunie quantitate teneretur tempore quo decessit, impetratum fuit Breve 
 Regium, ex parte ejusdem Comitis, Domino Episcopo Cicestrensi, ad 
 sequestrandum omnia bona Ecclesiastica que idem Stephanus habuitinDyocesi 
 sua. Sub colore cujus Brevis sequestravit bona Ecclesiastica que idem Ste- 
 phanus habuit in Libera Capella de Boseham et in Prebenda sua ibidem. Et 
 quia videbatur Domino Exoniensi Episcopo, Custodi dicte Capelle, predictum 
 Episcopum Cicestrensem, sub colore dicti Brevis, Jurisdiccionem, ut premit- 
 titur, in dictis Capella et Prebenda temere usurpare, in prejudicium Domini 
 Regis, sui, et lesiouem libertatis Capellarie predicte, idem DominusExoniensis 
 Episcopus significari fecit premissa predicto Domino Regi et ipsius Con- 
 silio ; unde emanavit Breve Domini Regis sub Magno Sigillo, predicto 
 Domino Episcopo Cycestrensi, sub hac forma : 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia, etc., Johanni, eadem gracia Episcopo Cicestrensi, 
 salutem. Licet nuper, quibusdam de causis vobis mandaverimus quod 
 omnia bona Ecclesiastica que Stephanus de Chesthunte habuit in Dyocesi 
 vestra, die quo obiit, sequestrari et sub arto Sequestro custodiri faceretis, 
 donee aliud inde precepissemus, intencionis, tameu, nostre non extitit quod 
 vos, occasione Mandati nostri predicti, Sequestrum aliquod in bonis que 
 fuerunt ejusdem Stephani in Capella nostra de Boseham, que Libera 
 Capella nostra est, ut dicitur, seu Prebendis eidem Capelle annexis, inventis 
 imponeretis. Et ideo vobLs mandamus quod Sequestrum si quod, 
 occasione Mandati nostri predicti, in bonis que fuerunt predicti Stephani in 
 Capella, sen Prebendis predictis, apposueritis, illud sine dilacione aliqua 
 relaxetis. Teste meipso, apud Langeleghe, xxiiij die Julii, Anno Regni 
 nostri Nono [1315] ; 106 b . 
 
 Chittescombe [Chetecoumbe, MS.], the Manor of; L 187, etc. . 
 
102 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Cheverestone, Robert de, inst. to Doddiscombsleigh ; 56, 115, 
 
 128, (Ord.) 226, 227, 228, 228 b . 
 Cheverestone, William de ; Confessio, 
 
 Memorandum quod, vicesimo septimo die mensis Junii, Anno Domini 
 Millesimo tricentesimo sextodecimo, Indiccione quartadecima, quidam 
 Willelmus de Cheverestone, Exoniensis Diocesis, in Capella Hospicii 
 Venerabilis Patris, Domini Walteri, Dei gracia, etc., Londoniis, personaliter 
 constitutus coram eodem Patre ibidem presente, ex certa causa que 
 subsequitur, gratis comparuit, ut asseruit tune ibidem, gratis eciam et 
 sponte submisit PC Jurisdiccioni ejusdem Patris, et in ipsum tamquam in 
 Judicem et Ordinarinm suum consentire et ipsius Mandatis Canonicis 
 obedire promisit bona fide. Unde, objecto eidem Willelmo per eundem 
 Patrem crimine adulterii cum quadarn Isota Pral, idem Willelmus fatebatur 
 expresse se de hujusmodi crimine esse reum, et, tactis Sacrosanctis 
 Evangeliis, coram eodem Patre abjuravit peccatum et privatum accessum 
 ad eandem unde suspicio oriri poterit et mala fama. Et dictus Pater, 
 recepto dicto juramento, et quod Penitenciam pro hujusmodi peccati eidem 
 Willelmo imponendam fideliter faceret, injunxit eidem quod de private 
 peccato hujusmodi, invirtute juramenti supradicti, de Confessore suo 
 privatam reciperet Penitenciam, et publicam Penitenciam idem Pater sibi 
 reservavit, eidem Willelmo imponendam, prout et quando viderit expedire. 
 recepit Presentibus Magistro N. de Hele, Ricardo de Tuvertone ; 112 b . 
 
 This Entry is repeated, nearly verbatim, on fol. 115 b ; but for " Isota Pral " 
 is substituted "Isolda Palle." "Pral" is correct. 
 
 Chichester, John de Langeton, Bishop of, see Bosham. 
 
 Childetone, Gervase de ; (Ord.Pris.) 222 b . 
 
 Chipham, John de, inst. to Payhembury; 74 b : resigns Pay- 
 
 hembury ("de Chippenham," MS.); 154: is inst. to 
 
 Stoke-Damarel ; 152 b . 
 Christian-Malford, Wilts ; see page 8. 
 Chuddeleghe, Master Richard de, R. of Berry-Narbor (q.v.) ; 
 
 120 b , 125: Proctor for Walter de Cloptone; 168. See 
 
 Consistory Court ; 172. 
 Chulmleigh, the Prebendal Church of, 
 
 Ad rogatum Magistri Roberti Fromond Dominus licenciavit Willelmum de 
 Bello Alneto, presbiterum, Porcionarium in Ecclesia de Chulmeleghe, quod 
 ipsam Porcionem, fructus et proventus ejusdem, prefato Magistro Roberto 
 tradere possit ad firmain, a Festo Sancti Michaelis proximo future usque ad 
 idem Festum anno revoluto, et interim absentare se ab eadem, et super non 
 residencia pro dicto tempore dispensavit ; ita, tamen, quod cura anirnarum 
 ad eandem spectans Porcionem diligenter excerceatur in eadem ; et super hoc 
 recepit Literas idem Robertus (14 Sept., 1310) ; 56 (and 15 Sept., ibid). 
 
 William Dalbenney [called, elsewhere, de Bello Alneto], 1 Prebendary of ; 
 Dispensation for two years from last Michaelmas, to study, etc., (28 Oct., 
 1308) ; 36 : Licence of non-residence and to put out his Portion to farm, 
 for one year (29 Sept., 1316); 115: Licence of non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, " pro suis et Ecclesie predicte negociis utiliter interim procurandis, 
 (1 Nov., 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam Tabule dimidiam marcam; pro qua 
 Henricus le Megre " ; 123 b . 
 
 1 Described as " Porcionarius Curatus 115, 123 b ), and as Rector of Chulm- 
 
 in Ecclesia de Chulmeleghe " (folios leigh in the List of Ordinations. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 103 
 
 Chulmeleghe, Robert de, inst. to Yarcombe ; 109 b . 
 
 Churchstanton ; Institution of Thomas de Helyngham thereto, 
 by Bishop Bytton, 18 March, 1303. This "Memorandum" 
 (fol. 43) is printed at length in Vol. I, page 414. 
 
 Churchstow [Churestowe and Churistouwe, MS.], 
 
 Roger de Coleputte, (or Colepitte) R. Dispensations: non-residence till 
 Michaelmas next, to study, etc. (19 Dec., 1308) ; 37: 20 Sept., 1309; 44: 
 and again, 31 Aug., 1310. 54 b (both for a year) : also, from 19 Oct., 1311, 
 to Michaelmas, 1312, " ad rogatum Domini Abbatis de Bockfast"; 64 b : and 
 for two years from Michaelmas, to study "in transmarims partibus " 
 (28 July, 1312); 72". 
 
 Chyvenore, Thomas de, inst. to Loxhore ; 144 b . 
 Circestre, Sir Thomas de, presents to Dunterton ; 157 b . 
 Cissor, Walter, a Priest-Vicar of Crediton (q.v.) ; 67 b : inst. to 
 
 Upton-Hellions; 115. 
 Cisterna, Robert de, Canon of Exeter, exchanges for a Prebend 
 
 in Crediton ; 35, 126 b . See page 15. 
 Clannaborough [Cloveneburghe, MS.], 
 
 Richard de Sydewyn, accolite, R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, 1312, to study, etc. (11 April, 1311); 60 b . 
 
 Clare, Matilda de, Countess of Gloucester and Hertford, see 
 
 Canonsleigh; 86 b . 
 Clare, Richard de, R. of Bradninch, resigns ; 126 b . See 
 
 Rockbeare ; 125 b . 
 Clayhanger [Cleyhangre, MS.]; Wm. de Mileforde, accolite, R., 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (2 Jan., 1311-12) ; 
 68. About three years later, this Rector was afflicted with insanity, and 
 the Bishop committed the Custody of the Parish to Sir Stephen de 
 Cristenistowe, priest, and Richard de Sydenham, clerk: "Apud Clyst, 
 xxix die mensis Julii [1315], Cum Dominus Willelmus de Milforde, 
 Rector Ecclesie de Cleyhangre, nostre Diocesis, clemencia disponente 
 Divina, adeo sit furia et aliis morbis inevitabilibus jam deductus quod se, 
 Ecclesiam predictam, et res ac bona ipsius, necnon regimen et curam 
 animarum ipsius Ecclesie sibi commissam regere nequeat, ut deceret ; nos, 
 nolentes quod hujusmodi cura, res, et bona, predictis morbis durantibus, 
 quantum in nobis est, depereant, set volentes remedium in ea parte quale 
 ad presens possumus adhibere, de vestris fide et circumspeccione plenam in 
 Domino fiduciam optinentes, Custodiam hujusmodi cure et regiminis, 
 rerum et bonorum predictorum, ac eciam persone Rectoris predicti, vobis 
 pro nostro beneplacito duraturam committimus per Presentes ; ita quod 
 dicte Ecclesie pro tempore hujusmodi Custodie debite deserviatur in 
 Divinis, et animarum cura exerceatur diligencius in eadem, dictoque Rectori 
 de prefatis bonis necessaria ministrentur, nobisque super hiis omnibus et 
 singulis racionem reddere poteritis, cum fueritis requisiti"; 107 b . 
 
 Clayhidon [Hidone, MS.], Sir William de Forde, priest, R., 
 
 " Licencia commorandi in servicio Domine Margarete de Dyneham, usque ad 
 Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula (1 Aug.), from 26 Dec., 1322; 171. 
 
 Cleer, Petrus, see Petit ; 108. 
 
104 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Clifford, a village in Dunsford ; 100 b . 
 
 Clivedone, Matthew de (see " Wills "- Fuiz Payn) ; L 214. 
 
 Clonfert, Robert, Bishop of, see Suffragan Bishop. 
 
 Clopcote, William de, inst. to Uffculme ; 166 b . 
 
 Cloptone, Walter de, resigns his Portion in the Church of 
 
 Tiverton (q.v. t 52 b ), and is inst. to Kenn ; 70, 143 : to 
 
 Parkham; 168: to the Prebend of Cutton ; ibid., I71 b . 
 
 See Washfield ; 80. 
 Cloteworthi, John de, R. of East Buckland (see "Confessions"), 
 
 48 : resigns ; 53 b : is inst. to Filleigh ; 52. 
 Clovelly [Cloveli, MS.], Sir Richard [de Dolburghe], R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year. "Ad preces Religiosi Viri, Domini 
 Johannis, Dei gracia Abbatis Hertilaunrlie, .... pro suis et dicte Ecclesie 
 sue negociis procurandis, u et dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensis Ecclesie xxs.' 
 (18 Aug., 1314) ; 87. 
 
 Clovelly, Dame Edith, Lady of Clovelly, presents to ; 32 b . 
 Clyf, Robert de, inst. to Bridford ; 101 b . 
 Clyfford, Sir Reginald, presents to Combe-in-Teignhead ; 40 b . 
 Clyfford, Reginald de, inst. to Combe-in-Teignhead; 40 b , 44, 
 
 64 b , 115, 181 b , (Ord.) 222 b , 231, 232 b . See L 214 b . 
 Clyst Episcopi, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, cum Dominus Robertus . . . . , J alter de majoribus 
 Capellanis nove Capelle de Clist Episcopi, fuisset diffamatus de incontinencia 
 cum quadam Eva . . . . 1 , que morabatur intra et juxta Portam Orientalem 
 Civitatis Exonie, et super hoc per Dominurn Episcopum presencialiter 
 increpatus, fatebatur sibi objecta quoad incontinenciam cum dicta muliere. 
 Unde demuin, juxta prefixionem prefati Domini Episcopi, comparuit prefatus 
 Robertus apud Peyntone, die Sabbati proxima post Festum Nativitatis 
 Beate Virginia [11 Sept., 1316], in Capella Curie ibidem, dicto Episcopo pro 
 Tribunali sedente, ducens secum Dominum Ricardum de Molyns, socium et 
 presbiterum in dicta Capella de Clist et Domo, et fatebatur ibidem dictus 
 Dominus Robertus incontinenciam, ut prius. Propter quod idem Episcopus, 
 preter privatam penam quam pro hujusmodi delicto a suo reciperet 
 Confessore in foro penitenciali, de ipsius expresso consensu penam quad- 
 raginta solidorum solvendorum si de dicta Eva, vel eciam quacumque alia in 
 Diocesi Exoniensi, super incontinencia amodosit convictus; pro qua, quidem, 
 pecunie summa in eventum ilium prefatus Dominus Ricardus, socius suus, 
 ut premittitur, manucepit in solidum. Unde, de ipsorum expresso 
 consensu, ad solucionem dictorum xl solidorum, si amodo taliter convictus 
 f uerit, quilibet obligavit se ad id idem, sub pena amissionis Beneficii sui, et 
 eciam juravit, tactis Sacrosanctis Ewangeliis, quod si contingat eum per 
 infortunium taliter delinquere, ut premittitur, veniret ad prefatum 
 Episcopum, si f uerit in Diocesi, infra mensem a tempore hujusmodi 
 commissi per eundem, et id sibi secrecius revelabit, et suum Beneficium 
 predictum in manibus ejusdem resignabit. Presentibus Domino Petro de 
 Honetone, Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Gilberto de la Thorne, clericis, et 
 Ricardo de Twyvertone, Notario ; 114 b . 
 
 1 Perhaps, Robert de Gosham, see Clyst- for the names, and never filled in. 
 bridge (Inst.} ; 66 b . Spaces were left 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 105 
 
 Clyst-Fomison (hodie Sowton) and Farringdon, 
 
 Annexio Ecdesiarum de Clist Fomizon et de Farndone, 
 
 UNIVERSIS, etc., Walterus, etc. Inter solicitudines quas imbecillitati nostre 
 creditum nobis, permittente Domino, ministerium alligavit, ea sedulis 
 meditacionibus revolventes que tarn per nos, quam Predecessores nostros ad 
 laudem Dei animarumque profectum sint salubriter ordinata, sicut ilia 
 desideramus inviolabiliter custodiri, sic per ea materiam disseimonis et 
 ecandali inportabilisque oneris detrimeutum sine remedio provisionis acco- 
 mode non patimur aliis imminere. Dudum siquidem felicis recordaciouis 
 Dominus Walterus, Exoniensis Episcopus, Predecessor noster, cujus virtutes, 
 merita recolenda, brevi stilo describere non valemus, Ecclesiam de Farndone, 
 nostre Diocesis, in proprios usus duorum presbiterorum qui in Capella Sancti 
 Gabrielis infra septa Curie nostre de Clist situata,pro animabus omnium Prede- 
 cessorum et Successorum suorum, Episcopomm Exonie, et sua, omniumque 
 fidelium def unctorum perpetuo celebrarent, pro ipsorum presbiterorum ali- 
 monia, intervenientibus omnibus et singulis requisitis jure solempniis, assig- 
 navit perpetuoque concessit. Set, cum hujusmodi assignacionis et concessionis 
 Ordinacio tarn provida, post obitum prefati Predecessoris nostri succedentibus 
 temporibus non servata, sperati fructus non afferens fertilitatem, donee 
 nostri regiminis advenireut tempora omnino sterilis permaneret ; nos, post 
 multorum temporum curricula ad Exoniensis Ecclesie gubernacula, licet ex 
 insufficientibus meritis, evocati pariter et assumpti, memorati Predecessoris 
 nostri tarn in hoc quam in aliis facta quam plurimum laudabilia recensentes, 
 ipsaque jugiter ponderantes ; cogitantes, eciam, quam sanctum est et 
 salubre pro defunctis exorare ut a peccatis solvantur eorum, prefatam 
 Ordinacionem, assignacionem, seu concessionem, tarn nobis quam Pre- 
 decessoribus et Successoribus nostris non mediocriter profecturam, duximus 
 innovandam, ipsamque innovavimus de consensu dilectorum filiorum Decani 
 et Capituli Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis, ac aliorum omnium quorum interfuit 
 vel interesse potuit, et juris ordine qui requirebatur in omnibus observato, 
 locum magis ydoneum pro celebracione hujusmodi facienda, Capellam, 
 videlicet, Sancti Gabrielis in villa de Clist Episcopi, infra limites Manerii 
 nostri predicti, de bonis bone memorie Domini Thome, Predecessoris nostri, 
 constructam, illis qui nunc sunt, et in personis eorum omnibus qui futuris 
 erunt temporibus, assignantes ; Vicaria perpetua in predicta Ecclesia de 
 Farndone per nos taliter ordinata quod Vicaria hujusmodi consistat in toto 
 Sanctuario, ac terris, domibus, et clausis, decimis tarn majoribus quam 
 minoribus predicte Parochie de Farndone, una cum decimis tarn majoribus 
 quam minoribus, oblacionibus, et aliis obvencionibus quibuscunque, de 
 veteri dominico Manerii nostri de Clist proveuientibus, pro quibus tamen 
 decimis, de nostro dominico predicto provenientibus, quamdiu volueri- 
 mus Vicario de Farndone qui pro tempore fuerit de quadraginta [sex] 
 solidis et octo denariis sterlingorum satisfacere, et ipsas decimas nostris 
 usibus secundum quamdam Ordinationem possimus applicare. Duo quoque 
 presbiteri memorati per nos et Successores nostros preficiendi, et ad predicte 
 Celebracionis officium secundum modum in nostra super hoc facta 
 Ordinacione patenter expressum de cetero deputandi, sub nomine 
 proprietatis Ecclesie predicte taliter appropriate, a Vicario qui pro tempore 
 fuerit, certis statutis terminis, undecim marcas sterlingorum percipiant 
 annuatim, prout in quibusdam super Mis confectis Literis plenius continetur. 
 Verum, quia jam, temporum qualitate mutata, fructus redditus et proventus 
 Ecclesie de Farndone predicte adeo sunt tenues et exiles quod ipsius Ecclesie 
 Vicarius, soluta memoratis presbiteris predicta peccunie quantitate, nequit de 
 residue sustentari et onera incumbencia supportare, ne vel ipsorum pres- 
 biterorum porcio que ipsis ad plenum non sufficit diminuciouem caperet, 
 quod nollemus, vel, Persona ydonea non inventa que, propter ipsius exilitatem 
 onera que incumbunt predicta m Vicariam acceptare voluerit ob graciam 
 animarum, cura que in ipsa imminet negligatur, ipsaque Ecclesia debito 
 
106 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Divino obsequio defraudetur, noetes quandoque transivimus iusompnes, dum 
 attentis vigiliis per quam tan to discrimini possemus occurrere cogitavirnua 
 de medela. Cum, igitur, Universalis Ecclesia tota unutn corpus nristicum sit 
 censenda, non putamus inconveniens si, quemadmodum unius veri 
 corporis membra sibi mutuo suffragantur, ex unius Ecclesie facultatibus 
 alterius inopia sublevetur, cum alterum alterius onera portare precipiat Lex 
 Divina. Quapropter, habitis super hoc cum dilectis filiis Decano et Capitulo 
 Ecclesie nostre Exonieusis deliberacione plenissimis et tractatu, de ipsorum 
 consilio et assensu vocatis ad hoc Johanne de Eisi, Rectore Ecclesie de Clist 
 Fomizon, ac eciam Ricardo Cole, Perpetuo Vicario Ecclesie de Farndone, 
 predicte nostre Diocesis, et de nostro, racione Episcopii nostri, existencium 
 patronatu, ac juris solempniis que requiruntur in omnibus observatis, de 
 ipsius Rectoris tune presentis post multas et varias altercationes expresso 
 consensu, auctoritate ordinaria statuimus et ordinamus quod omnes decime 
 tarn majores quam minores de antiquo dominico nostro Manerii nostri de 
 Clist provenientes, pro quibus quadraginta sex (sic) solidos et octo denarios 
 sterlingorum in peccunia numerata juxta predictam Ordinacionem solvere 
 consuevimus Vicario Ecclesie de Farndone qui pro tempore fuerit,tempore quo 
 decima a novem partibus fructuum separari solet integraliter persolvantur, 
 omni facultate tarn nobis quam Successoribus nostris prefatas decimas 
 pro predicta peccunie summa retinendi penitus interdicta ; ita quod a predicta 
 quadraginta sex solidorum et octo denariorum solucione nos et Successores 
 nostri inperpetuum simus liberi et iinmunes. Decimas, eciam, tarn majores, 
 quam minores ex novo dominico nostro nunc in Manerio iiostro de Clist 
 existente, ex parte Oriental! aque de Clist, quas Rector Ecclesie de Clist 
 Fomizon aliquociens consuevit percipere, super quibus inter Rectorem Ecclesie 
 de Clist Fomizon et Vicarium Ecclesie de Farndone existentes pro tempore, 
 utroque decimas ipsas ad suam pertinere Ecclesiam pretendente, questio est 
 suborta, ad amputandum litis et dissensionis materiam, que tarn super hiis 
 quam aliis decimis et juribus parochialibus inter Rectorem et Vicarium 
 prelibatos, cum utriusque Ecclesie scandalo, procurante pacis emulo, suscitata 
 extitit ab antiquo, dicte Ecclesie de Farndone inopiam, de qua plenissime 
 nobis constat, quatenus commode possimus sublevandum, ad predictam 
 Ecclesiam de Farndone present! Statute pertinere debere decernimus, ipsasque 
 eidem concedimus et eciam assignamus ; ita quod Rector Ecclesie de Clist 
 Fomizon omnes decimas, obvenciones, et quecunque jura parochialia, que a 
 nunc tenentibus nostris ex predicta parte Orientali aque consuevit hactenus 
 percipere, absque diminucione qualibet percipiat sicut prius. Et quoniam 
 per assignacionem et concessionem predictarum decimarum de novo nostro 
 dominico predicto proveniencium, que ad sexaginta solidos sterlingorum 
 et amplius valorem annuum communiter se extendunt, sic inopiam predict! 
 Vicarii relevare cupimus quod sibi quicquam superfluum minime relin- 
 quatur, statuimus et ordinamus quod ultra summam undecim marcarum 
 sterlingorum, de quibus supra scribitur, prefate Ecclesie de Farndone 
 Vicarius, qui pro tempore fuerit, memoratis duobus presbiteris, qui similiter 
 pro tempore f uerint. tresdecim solidos et quatuor denarios, et Rectori Ecclesie 
 de Clist Fomizon, cui per assignacionem et Ordinacionem hujusmodi aliquale 
 videtur prejudicium generari, tresdecim solidos et quatuor denarios prefate 
 monete, annis singulis, in Festis Sancti Michaelis et Pasche, pro equalibus 
 porcionibus, perpetuo solvere teneatur ; ad cujus peccunie solucionem, tarn 
 prefatis presbiteris quam Rectori predicto, suis termiuis fideliter faciendam, 
 memoratum Vicarium eisdem modis et fonnis astringi volumus et, eciam, 
 ordinamus, quibus ad solucionem undecim marcarum de quibus supra 
 diximus eisdem presbiteris faciendam per aliam nostram super hoc 
 Ordinacionem idem Vicarius est astrictus pena in eadem Ordinacione, si in 
 solucicne hujusmodi peccunie defecerit immerite. In cujus rei, etc. 
 Datum in Capitulo Ecclesie nostre Cathedralis Exoniensis, xxviij die meneis 
 Septembris, Anno Domini M. CCC mo xxj . Et nos, Decanus et Capitulum 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis predicte, Ordinacioni et assignacioni premissis, super 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 107 
 
 quibus nobiscum solempnis et diligens habitus est tractatus, consensum 
 prestantes unanimem et assensum, presentes Literas in testimonium consen- 
 sus et tractatus hujusmodi, sigilli nostri munimine fecimus roborari. 
 Datum die, loco, et anno supradictis. fol. 164. Sir William de Hengheste- 
 cote, subdeacon, R., see " Letters Dimissory" ; ibid. 
 
 [Clyst-Honiton (Clysthynetone, MS.), 
 
 Visitation by Masters Robert de Veteri Terra and John de Uphavene, 14 July, 
 1301, die Veneris sequente [Festum Translacionis Beati Benedicti]. 
 " Nullum Psalterium in Ecclesia nisi in Antifonario. Legenda male ligata. 
 Missale debile. Nullus calix ; et cetera omna ad Ecclesiatn spectancia quasi 
 insufficiencia. Cancellum ruinosum, et quasi pro niajori parte corruit, ita 
 quod in Majori Altari non possunt Divina honeste celebrari. Nullus 
 Parochianus tune presens, per quos possit super ceteris Articulis inquiri. 
 Sed postea, die Sancte Margarete [20 July], comparuerunt quatuor apud 
 Exoniam, videlicet . . . . l Qui dicunt quod presbiter eorum Parochialis est 
 honeste vite et bone conversacionis, et stetit ibidem per xxij annos, officium 
 suum sacerdotale honeste complendo in omnibus que ad sacerdotem 
 parochialem pertinent ; sed jam senio confractus factus est insumciens ad 
 curam parochialem. Dicunt, eciam, quod est ibi quedam Alicia, uxor 
 Symonis Lucas, cujusdam nativi, adultera puplica, que se omnibus volenti- 
 bus exhibet ; ad quam habet accessum communiter quidam messor de 
 Poltymor, et in ejus adventu est ibi magnus strepitus, ita quod maritus 
 ejus, timens sibi, non audet ibi morari. Nee fit aliqua correccio de ea per 
 Firmarium ; unde timent vicini posse sibi magnum dampnum evenire per 
 frequentantes eandem, et supplicant Firmario quod corrigatur vel amove- 
 atur. De defectibus in domibus Curie nichil sciunt: unde injunctum est 
 eis ut videant defectus et reparacionem eorum estiment, et super hoc 
 Senescallos Scaccarii Beati Petri certificent quam cicius commode poterunt. 
 Dicunt, eciam, quod Dominus eorum nee ejus ballivi in nullo sunt eis 
 injuriosi nee onerosi, preterquam in omittendo punire predictam adult- 
 eram." Archives of the D. & C., No. 3673, 2 page 37]. 
 
 Clysthidon ; John de Fordyngtone, clerk, R. 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1320, to study, etc. (10 Jan., 
 1319-20), he was to take subdeacon 's Orders within the time; 145 b : 
 (priest) renewed for a year, from Michaelmas (20 Sept., 1320) ; 152 b . 
 
 Clyst-St. Gabriel, the Chapel of, see Faringdon (Inst.) ; 131. 
 Clyst-St. George [Clistwike, MS.], Philip de Cestre, R, 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1323, to study, etc. (5 Sept., 
 1322), he was to take subdeacon's Orders in the interval; 168 b : (subdeacon) 
 renewed for a year (7 Aug., 1323) ; 176. 
 
 Clyst-St. Lawrence, John Vautort, K,., 
 
 Dispensation : Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, and for a year after, 
 to study, etc. (9 April, 1314) ; 83 b . 
 
 1 A blank space was left for the names, 
 but never filled in. 
 
 3 The contents of this very curious old 
 Book are of much interest and value ; 
 especially the Reports of the Visita- 
 tions of the Manors, etc. of the Dean 
 and Chapter, during Bishop Bytton's 
 Episcopate. These may well claim 
 a place in the present Volume, for 
 they throw much light on the daily 
 life and religion of the people, and 
 record facts not a few concerning 
 
 the Parishes and Manors within which 
 they lived and worked. The several 
 extracts will be inserted, within brac- 
 kets, in the General Index, with 
 the exception of the Reports from 
 Ashburton, JBranscombe, Broadhem- 
 bury, and Buckerett, which will be 
 found under "Institutions," the earlier 
 sheets of this Volume having been 
 printed before the Old Book turned 
 up. 
 
108 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Clyst-Sb. Mary, Sir Thomas de Trebervet, R., Licence of non- 
 residence for a year, (3 Oct., 1315) ; 110. 
 
 Coadjutors, Commission directed to Master Walter de Setone (Official-Princi- 
 pal), for their appointment, when Incumbents were unable to perform the 
 duties (1 July, 1322) ; 168. 
 
 Cobbatone, William de, see Fonte, John de ; 53 b . 
 
 Cobbeleghe, Philip de, (late) Canon of Crediton ; 33 b . 
 
 Coctone, Gosceline de ; L 202 b . 
 
 Coffyn, Elias, presents to Inwardleigh ; 120. 
 
 Coffyn, John, presents to Alwington ; 172. 
 
 Coffyn, John, R. of Throwleigh ; (Ord.) 223 b : L 197. 
 
 Coffyn (or Cofyn), William, R. of Warkleigh ; 143 : L 193. 
 
 Coiswynyne, Ivo and Walter de ; L 215. 
 
 Cokyntone, John de, collated to Stockleigh-Pomeroy : 79, 83 b , 
 109 b , 115, 142 b , (Ord.) 233. 
 
 Cockyngtone, Vincent de, Proctor for Henry de Gatepathe ; 47 b . 
 [Colaton-Raleigh (Coletone, MS.), 
 
 Visitation (see Clyst-Honiton,note} " facta die Sancte Juliane, Virginia, videlicet 
 xiiij Kalendas Marcii [16 Feb.], Anno Domini M CCC mo septimo, per 
 Magistrum Ricardum de Morcestre, Canonicum Ecclesie Exoniensis, et 
 Willelmum Bonde, Vicarium Ecclesie Exoniensis antedicte, per Dominos 
 Decanum et Capitulum Exonie ad hoc specialiter deputatos, super 
 defectibus in Ecclesia de Coletone memorata et Capella Sancti Theobaldi, 
 Ornamentisque earundem ; necnon in domibus Rectorie et sue Capelle 
 tempore mortis bone memorie Magistri Henrici de Somersete, quondam 
 Decani Exoniensis, defuncti ; quorum reparacio ad ipsum defunctum 
 pertinebat. Super quibus inquisitum erat per infrascriptos ; videlicet, 
 
 , Dominum Willelmum, Vicarium ejusdem Ecclesie de Coletone, Willelmum 
 le Hurt, Walterum le Urye, et Robertum de Middeltone, Parochianos 
 ejusdem Ecclesie laicos, juratos ; qui dicunt quod defficit (sic) una Legenda, 
 precii xxvjs. viij d. Item, j Ordinale, precii vs ; j ciphus stagneus, precii 
 iijd, quern abstulit dictus Magister Henricus. Item, deficit unum 
 Venitarium, precii ijs. Item, deficit in Cancello de Coletone j fenestra 
 vitrea, et ferramentum ad eandem, que vix possunt reparari pro vjs. viiid. 
 Item, dicunt quod est unum Antiphonare de Temporal! et Communi 
 Sanctorum totaliter dissolutum, et unum Collectarium per se, que possunt 
 ligari, ut credunt, pro iijs. Item, dicunt quod Cancelli de Coletone et 
 Sancti Theobaldi fuerunt tempore mortis dicti Magistri Henrici discooperti, 
 et reparati per Dominum Decanum qui nunc est, set pro quanto ignorant. 
 Item, dicunt quod reparacio stabuli, coquine, et pistriue, apud Coletone, vix 
 possunt reparari pro x marcis, quia pro majori parte sunt ruinosi. Item, 
 dicunt quod coopertura camere apud Coletone, ubi jacent Armigeri, 
 constabit ad minus vjs. viijd Item, reparacio fosse et cepis circa gardinurn 
 ibidem constabit vs. Item, dicunt quod defectus grangie et columbaris 
 apud Sanctum Theobaldum vix possunt reparari de Cs., quia columbare ex 
 toto est ruinosum, et grangia vel quasi. Item, dicunt quod clausura trium 
 croftarum et unius parvi curtilagii vix reparabitur pro xxs., ut sint in tali 
 statu quo Decanus Andreas [de Kylkenny] eas dimisit. Item, dicunt quod 
 idem Decanus Henricus, pro defectibus de Coletone et Sancti Theobaldi, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 109 
 
 recepit ab Executoribus dicti Domini Andree, predecessoris sui, xZift., de 
 quibus apposuit in emendacione defectuum apud Coletone xiijs. iiijd. 
 tantum.'" Archives of the D. & C. t No. 3673, page 50]. 
 
 Coldechote, Richard de ; (Ord. Pris). 230. 
 
 Cole, Richard, collated to the Vicarage of Farringdon ; I52 b , 104 b . 
 
 Cole, Thomas, see " Wills " (EglebyJ ; L 212 b . 
 
 Cole, Walter, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 
 [Colebrooke (Colbrocke, MS.), 
 
 Visitation (see Clyst-Honiton, note) ; 27 June, 1 1301, 
 
 Hugo de Coppelistone, Willelmus de Wottone, minor, Johannes de Godescote, 
 Willelmus de la Come, et Willelmus Batin, cum aliis fidedignioribus de 
 Parochia, legitime requisiti, et examinati super Articulis Visitacionem 
 tangentibus, dicunt quod Dominus Willelmus, Vicarius, predicat suo modo ; 
 eciam, exponit eis Evangelia Diebus Dominicis quatenus novit. De Articulis, 
 tamen, Fidei, Preceptis Decalogi, et peccatis mortalibus vitandis, non 
 multum eos informat. Nee dicit Matutinas suas Diebus Solempnioribus cum 
 nota, nee celebrat diebus feriatis, nisi alternis diebus. Et est diffamatus 
 super incontinencia cum Lucia de la Stubbe, conjugata. Domus sue omnes, 
 preter Aulam et cameram, corruerunt vel imminantur ruinam, quas in suo 
 adventu in bono statu recepit ; que non reparentur de C solidis. Et porta 
 sua in tantum distat ab Aula, quarn de novo elongavit, quod damans 
 exterius non auditur in Aula ; quod est periculosum parochianis iufirmis. 
 Et memorandum quod fuerunt in Ecclesia loci predicti, tempore presentis 
 Visitacionis, unum Missale valde bonum, et aliud satis congruum ; Gradale 
 cum Tropario bone litere, et bene notatum ; aliud vetus, tamen sumciens. 
 Nullum Troparium per se. Bonum Manuale, cum Capitulario et Collectario, 
 et Missis Solempnibus et communibus. in eodem volumine. Ordinale 
 sumciens per se, tarn ad Missam quam ad Matutinas ; et unum Spalterium 
 (sic) largi voluminis et grosse litere, cum Collectario et Capitulario in eodem. 
 Portiphorium 2 bonum, notatum. Legenda tocius anni aliquantulum 
 abreviata, cum Spalterio (sic), in imo volumiue ; et in alio volumine Legenda 
 Temporalis per se. Item, unum Autiphonarium valde bonum ; vetus 
 Antiphonarium male ligatum. Unum par Vestimentorum Festivale satis 
 decens, et aliud Feriale sufficiens. Calix satis idoneus. Unum par 
 Corporalium tantum. Tres Fiole sufficientes. Pixis argentea ad Eu- 
 karistiam, cum sera de argento, pendens ultra Altare. Crux Processionalia 
 decens, de metallo. Duo Vexilla tolleranda. Tria superpellicia et unum 
 rochetum. Cista ferro bene ligata. Item, Crismatorium de stanno, carens 
 serura, et Baptisterium sine sera : et hoc stat per Vicarium, ut asserunt 
 Parochiani, eo quod emerunt seras ad utrumque. Item, ad Majus Altare 
 iij tuelle omnino insufficientes. Velum Quadragesimale; eciam, duo tapeta pro 
 corporibus cooperiendis. Vas ad Aquam Benedictam de plumbo. Item, ad 
 Altare Beate Marie bonus Calix ; duo paria Vestimentorura plenaria, et iiij 
 tuelle. Navis Ecclesie male est cooperta, et similiter Cancellum quod 
 Vicarius cooperire debet, ut dicunt Parochiani. Item, tenentes de 
 Sanctuario, jurati, dicunt quod redditus assisus est augmentatus tempore 
 Domini Alani, per hoc quod cum terra de Eleney cecidisset in manus suas, 
 per mortem cujusdam vidue que reddidit inde iiij*., Ricardus de Eleneye, 
 qui earn tenet, dimisit terrain suam quam tenuit apud Paynistone, et dictus 
 
 1 "die Martis sequente [Festum Aposto- cal error for " Festum Nativitatis Sancti 
 
 lorum Petri et Pauli], MS. But Johannis Baptiste " or we must read 
 
 careful collation of the dates of " ante Festum." 
 
 these Entries shews that either a A Breviary. 
 "Festum Apostolorum, etc." is a cleri- 
 
110 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Alarms tradidit eidem terrain de Eleneye, quam nunc tenet ; reddendo inde 
 octo solidos, et faciendo inde omnia servicia que priiis solebat facere pro 
 tenemento suo de Paynistone. Item, dominicum est augmentatum, quia 
 dictus Alanus tradidit illam terrain quam prefatus Ricardus prius tenuit 
 Matheo Vanel, pro tanto redditu quantum prius pro eadem portabatur, et 
 retinuit in dominico circiter acram et dimidiam terre, juxta gardinum 
 Occidentalem ; quam bene inclusit ad affros et alias bestias iuponendum. 
 Item, dicti jurati dicunt quod tempore quo Dominus Willelmus de Bisenam 
 dimisit firmam, et dictus Alanus earn recepit, visitata fuit dicta firma per 
 Senescallos Capituli, et defectus in grangia, stabulo, et coquina, tune 
 reperti, estimati ad Ixs. ; quos hactetus non solvifc idem Willelmus, et 
 nicbilominus idem Alanus apposuit circa reparacionem dictarum domorum 
 et alias melioraciones, ut dicunt, x marcas et ultra ; quo non obstante in 
 dimissione firme taxabantur defectus ad xZ et iiij s., quos Magister W., 
 nunc Firmarius, de bonis ejusdem retinuit ; unde subteriorem partem 
 grangie reparavit, et alios defectus supplevit, et in suppleudo persistit." 
 Archives of the D. & ., No. 3673, page 20]. 
 
 Coleforde, Hugh de, of Exeter, see Alre; 154. 
 
 Colepitte, John de, see " Wills " (Puntyngdone); 66: also, L 191 b . 
 
 Coleputte, Roger de, E. of Churchstow ; 37, 44, 54 b , 64 b , ( Ord.) 
 
 223, 229. 
 
 Coleridge, see Winkleigh ; 50 b . 
 Coleton, Richard de, resigns Blackawton ; 38. 
 
 The Bishop grants him an annual Pension of xls. "de Camera," payable at 
 Michaelmas, till he could provide him with an Ecclesiastical Benefice 
 (6 May, 1310) ; 50 b . He appears to have been soon afterwards inst. to 
 Petrockstowe ; but there is no record. See Ferariis, Herbert de ( Will*) ; 60. 
 Resigns Petrockstowe ; 65 : admitted (in commendam) to the Archdeaconry 
 of Exeter ; 120 b : an Executor of Roger de Otery's Will ; 122 b : is collated 
 to the Precentorship in the Cathedral, having declined the Archdeaconry 
 of Exeter; 125. See Tetcott ; 40 b : "Wills" (Puntyngdone); 66: Rome, 
 Court of ; 68 : Vicar-General ; 113, 139 b , 142 : Exeter, Dean and Chapter 
 of; 144: Dunterton ; 160 b . See, also, L 190 b . He was Proctor for 
 William Norreis (7 April, 1309) ; 49. 
 
 Coliforde, John de, instituted, to the Prebend called "May- 
 dene Provendre" in the Collegiate- Church of Chulm- 
 leigh ; 162. 
 
 Coliforde, Richard de, R. of "Eglosros," (i.e.) Philleigh, 
 deceased ; 68 b . 
 
 Colle, John de, see Cornubia, Henry de ; 121. 
 
 Colleshille (also, Collyshulle), John de, R. of North Bovey ; 
 
 40 b , 109. 
 
 Colonia, John de, clerk ; L 190. 
 Columbers, Stephen de, inst. to Sherwill ; 59 b , 73. 
 Columbrigge, Thomas de, see " Litt. Dim." ; 36 b . 
 Qolombrigge, William de, see " Litt. Dim." ; 175. 
 Colyn, Robert, inst. to Liskeard; 161. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. Ill 
 
 [Colyton, 
 
 Visitation (see Clyst-Honiton, note), 10 July, 1 1301, 
 
 " In Ecclesia Matrici ununi Psalterium sufficieno, cum Collectaris et Capitul- 
 ario, pro parte Vicarii ; et Psalterium pro parte Parochianorum, vetus et 
 nullius valoris. Antiphonarium per se non sufficit ad talem Ecclesiam. 
 Legenda tocius anni in ij voluminibus plenaria, cum Antiphonario 
 interposito, licet non de usu ex toto. Ordinale nimis obscurum. 
 Martilogium, cum Ympnario, Capitulario, et Collectario, satis competens. 
 Gradale bonum, et aliud vetus et defectivum. Missale bene notatum et 
 aperte litere, et aliud sine nota. Manuale non valet. Processionale 
 sufficiens, cum quibusdam Sequenciis. Calix magnus, in parte deauratus ; 
 et alius Calix ad Altare Beate Virginia, ejusdem magnitudiuis ; tercius 
 minor set sufficiens. Quinque paria Vestimentorum plenaria, una Stola 
 deficiente. Capa ad Chorum sumciens, et alia vetus et debilis. Tunica cum 
 Dalmatica de serico. Septem panni ad Frontalia, et alios ornatus Ecclesie. 
 Tria Vexilla. Velum Quadragesimale sumciens. Corporalium v paria, cum 
 uno repositorio de serico et alia de lana. Due Cruces Processionales decentes, 
 de metallo. Duo parva Candelebra enea ad Processionem. Unum super- 
 pellicium debile, et aliud nullius valoris. Rocheturn bonum. Pixis ad 
 Cibarium eburnea et honeste pendens, set sine sera. Crismatorium de 
 plumbo, non seratum. Fiole iiij. Lucerna nulla. Cancellum sine celatura. 
 " Testes Synodales, Ricardus Libor, Thomas de la Knolle, Thomas de la 
 Doune, Henricus Houte, Johannes de Kadyng, et Willelmus Roc. Requisiti 
 super hiis que spectant ad Spiritualitatem, dicunt quod Dominus Robertus 
 [Blond], Vicarius eoruru, probus homo est, et predicat eis quatenus novit, set 
 non sufficienter, ut eis videtur. Dicunt, eciam, quod predecessores ejus 
 consueveruut vocare Fratres ad instruendum eos super salute anime ; set 
 iste non curat de eis, et si a casu venerint non recipit eos, nee prebet eis 
 . viatica. Unde petunt quod corripiatur. Item, omnes Capellani et Clerici 
 Ecclesie honeste vite sunt, ut asserunt, et continentes. Et officialis Firmarii 
 bene se habet in officio suo. Item, dicunt quod Philippus Liver assignavit 
 quondam Ecclesie de Colytone ij acras terre, pro xij denariis annuatim 
 reddendis Ponti de Axe et luminari Ecclesie Beate Marie de Colytone et 
 Capelle Sancti Calixti, per particulas equales. Et dicta terra tradita est 
 cuidam tenenti per Firmarium ; unde recipit dictum redditum et nichil inde 
 solvit. Item, dicunt quod predecessores Vicarii qui nunc est consueverunt 
 invenire, sumptibus suis, unum Diaconum, deservientem Ecclesie, et jacentem 
 in eadem pro Libris et Ornamentis Ecclesie custodieudis, qui recepit pro 
 singulis classicis 2 et sponsalibus singulis denarium ; quern Diaconum dictus 
 Vicarius subtraxit, et commisit illud officium clericis suis Aquam Benedictam 
 portantibus. I tern, iiij tenentes Sanctuwarii (sic), jurati, una cum prenomina- 
 tis Parochianis, dicunt quod in adventu istius Firmarii stetit quoddam debile 
 granarium in Curia ruinosum, quod, quia diucius stare noil potuit, ballivi 
 amoverunt illud ; et valuit xxs., set de novo relevari posset pro xls. Cujus 
 meremium, cum lapidibus tecti, adhuc salvo custoditur. Item, j grangia 
 corruit propter ejus debiUtatem ; et dictus Firmarius levavit earn pro major! 
 parte de novo, que valet tales duas. Item, tempore ejusdem prostrata est 
 quedam parva domus, que fuit inutilis et gratis permissa est corruere ; que 
 estimatur ad vs. Item, pressorium, cum pila, 3 in adventu ejusdem tectum 
 fuerat debili meremio, quern defectum estimant ijs. Item, dicunt quod 
 omnes domus nunc stantes sunt in meliori statu quam f uerunt tempore quo 
 
 1 " die Lune sequente [Festum Trans- percipiendi " (D'Arnis). 
 
 lacionis Beati Thome, Martiris "]. 3 pressorium, cum pila]. A wine-presa ; 
 
 ~ Classicum]. "Jus pulsandi classicum but here, perhaps, a cider-press. 
 
 pro mortuis et tributum ex eo Pila the vat. 
 
112 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 eas recepit: set nulla eat quam non oportebit de novo relevare, preter 
 Aulam cum cameris et coquina, que non indigent nisi coopertura. Et 
 dicunt quod pars grangie ruinosa, cum iiij aliis domibus in Curia, possunt 
 reparari, in adeo bonum statum quo fuerunt quando primitus fuerunt 
 constructe, per viij marcas, cum subsidio veteris meremii existentis in 
 eisdetn domibus. Preterea dicunt quod Firmarius melioravit Sanctuwarium 
 cum marlura et fossatis 1 ad valenciam Ixxvijs. Et sunt ibi de redditu 
 assiso, cum pensione Vicarii, vjl. vijs., et una carrucata terre non estimata. 
 
 " Schute, In Capella loci predicti est unum Psalterium sufficient. Antipho- 
 narium male ligatum. Ordinale competens. Duo Manualia debilia. 
 Missale notatum. Nullum Gradale per se. Duo Troparia sufficiencia. 
 Calix sufficiens. Duo paria Vestimentorum integra. Pixis ad Eukaristiam 
 eburnea. Novem tualle, quarum iiij cum parura. Crux Processionalis de 
 metallo. Cancellum discoopertum, ita qnod tempore pluviali non potest ibi 
 celebrari ; et caret celatura et vitro in fenestris lateralibus. Preterea 
 murus ejusdem est ruinosus, et ostium in eodem penitus confractum et sine 
 omni serura, et interclusum versus Navem Ecclesie omnino dirutum. 
 Campanile male coopertum, et similiter Navis Ecclesie. Item, Capellanus 
 ibidem non habet domicilium, set jacet in Ecclesia minus honeste. 
 
 " Memorandum de altercacione habita, in presenti Yisitacione, super decima 
 feni tocius Parochie de Schute, et decima novorum clausorum, quas idem 
 Vicarius percipit minus juste et contra tenorem Ordinacionis Vicarie sue, ut 
 dicit Firmarius supradictus ; super quo comparebunt, si sibi, cum sibi, 
 viderint expedire, coram Decano et Capitulo, facturi et recepturi hinc inde 
 quod justicia postulabit." Archives of the D. & C., No. 3673, page 32]. 
 
 Combe-in-Teignhead, [Cumbe in Tynhide, MS.], 
 
 Reginald de Clyfforde, subdeacon, R. Dispensation for non-residence, for a 
 year from Michaelmas just past, to study etc. (30 Sept., 1309) ; 44 : 
 renewed, till Michaelmas, 1312 (21 Oct. 1311) ; 64 b : renewed (priest) for 
 three years from Michaelmas, with leave to put out his Benefice to 
 farm " ut . . Scolasticis intendere valeat disciplinis" (23 Sept., 
 1816) ; 115 : renewed, and to put out his Benefice to farm again for three 
 years (23 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b . 
 
 Combmartin ; Sir William Martyn's Hall there ; 115 b . 
 
 Cumbmartin, William, merchant ; L 207 b . 
 
 Compaignon, William, clerk ; ( Ord. Pris.) 236 b . 
 
 Comptone, William de, (son and heir of William ), does homage 
 to the Bishop, at Crediton. 1 April, 1311, " de tenementis 
 infra contentis, 2 pro tercia parte unius feodi Militis, 
 . . . exhibens Cartam sub hac forma " : 
 
 Omnibus Christi Fidelibus, etc., Johannes, Divina miseracione dictus 
 Episcopus Exoniensis [1186-1191] salutem in Domino. Noverit Universitas 
 vestra nos Cartam Predecessoris nostri, bone memorie, Roberti de Cicestria, 
 quondam Exoniensis Episcopi [1138-1155], inspexisse, ex cujus tenore 
 accepimus jam dictum Predecessorem nostrum concessisse et donasse 
 Alurico, filio Serici de Comptone, et heredibus suis, quatuor ferlingos terre, 
 
 1 cum marlura et fossatis]. " Marlare the fences and ditches were well kept 
 
 warZaagrosstercorare." "Marlaria up. 
 
 fossa unde eruitur marla " (D'Arnis). 2 Unfortunately, the Scribe omitted to 
 
 The land had been well dressed and copy th List of Tenements. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 113 
 
 et quatuor acras terre, per habulum (sic) octo solidorum et per regalia servicia 
 que ad easdern pertinent. Nos, autem, quod a Predecessore nostro lauda- 
 biliter actum est ratum et gratum habentes, easdem terras, cum augmento 
 quatuor acrarum, quas ei donavimus ; duas, scilicet, ex xina parte gardini sui, 
 et alias duas ex alia parte ejusdem gardini, jure hereditario tenendas, pro 
 octo solidis reddendis pro omni servicio, memorato Alurico coufirmamus. 
 Hiis Testibus : Hardino, Priore de Bruinmore [Breamore] ; Galtero [Fitz- 
 drogo], Archidiacono Cornubie ; Ricardo, et Bernardo, et Saverico, Capellanis ; 
 Magistro Reginaldo, Magistro Johanne, et Gilberto Basset, nepotibus nostris ; 
 Magistro Milone, Hugone de Jslabona, Roberto Londoniensi ; et aliis. 
 There were, also, present, on this occasion, Walter and John le Deneys, Richard 
 de Inwardisleghe, Henry le Brock, Henry Noreys, Henry de Bokerel, 
 Richard de Wodelonde, John de la Pomeray, and John de Somery ; 60 b . 
 See Aleborne ; 44. [Habulum, (and habellum) seem to be forms of gabulum 
 (and yabellum) : see "habellum" D'Arnis]. 
 
 Conerton and Drym, the Manors of, see Arundelle, John; 126 b . 
 Confessions, 
 
 Deputation of Penitentiaries ("Nota de Confessionibus audiendis " 
 Grandisson): 
 
 Commissio ad audiendum Confessiones Ecclesiasticat'um Ptrsonarum in 
 
 casibus communibus. Archidiaconatus Barum: 
 Primo die Marcii [1309-10]. Londoniis, emanavit Litera sub hac forma: 
 
 Walterus, etc. . . . Archidiacono Barnastapolie salutem, etc. Quia 
 nos, juxta Ordinacionem in proximo preterite Provincial! Concilio factam 
 procedentes, ad audiendum Confessiones Rectorum, Vicariorum, et Pres- 
 biterorum Parochialium de quibuscumque peccatis, nobis et nostris 
 Superioribus, de jure vel consuetudine, sen alias, per nos in nostra Visitacione 
 minime reservatis, et ad absolvendum penitentes de eisdem, et injungendum 
 penitencias salutares pro eisdem, viros provides et discretes in singulis 
 Decanatibus vestri Archidiaconatus, videlicet 
 
 In Decanatu de Chulmeleghe, Magistrum Hugonem fde Ockestone], Rectorern 
 Ecciesie de Sele Monachorum ; 
 
 Tori tone, Dominum Willelmum, Presbiterum Parochialem 
 de Magna Tori tone ; 
 
 Hertilaunde, Dominum Umfridum,VicariumdeMonkeleghe; 
 
 Barumensi, Dominum Ricardum de la Beare, Annuelarium de 
 Womberleghe [ Umberleigh] ; 
 
 de Schirewille, Dominum Johannem [de Cloteworthi], Rec- 
 torem de Estboclaunde ; 
 
 Moltone, Dominum Ricardum, Rectorem Ecciesie de West- 
 
 wolringtone ; 
 
 ex Officii nostri debito duximus deputandos, singulis eorum in singulis 
 predictis Decanatibus, ut premittitur, vices nostras committentes ; vobis 
 mandamus quatinus hec in proximis Capitulis vestris post recepcionern 
 Presencium celebrandis faciatis sollempniter publican ; injungentes eisdem 
 quod dictum Officium ita humiliter subeant et discrete prosequantur quod 
 in districti Judicii examine suo periculo super hiis racionem reddere, et de 
 seminibus que seminant in lacrimis venientes postea ad idem Judicium, 
 manipulosque cum exultacione portantes, requiem eternam percipere 
 valeant pro labore. Proviso quod nullus ad Personam alterius Decanatus, 
 vel ad casus superius exceptos, suam presumat extendere potestatem. 
 Cupientes, eciam, prenominatis Personis ad salutem animarum suarum 
 uberius providere, ipsorum singulis indulgemus ut, durante predicto Officio 
 ipsorum, in hujusmodi casibus sibi commissis, singulos discretos et ydoneos 
 eligere valeat Confessores qui, audita ipsorum confessione, ipsos absol- 
 vere valeant, eisque injungere penitencias salutares. Copiam, vero, pre- 
 I 
 
114 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 sentis Mandati, sub sigillo vestro, utrique de dictis Penitenciariis nostris 
 fieri faciatis. Presentibus pro nostro beneplacito duraturis. Et quid inde 
 feceritis nobis citra Pascha proximo futurum, cum tenore Presencium, 
 rescribatis. Datum ut supra. 
 
 Commissio, ut supra, in Archidiaconatu Tottonie : 
 
 Eisdem die et loco emanavit coiisimilis Litera Domino Archidiacono Tottonie, 
 vel ejus Officiali, pro Persouis ad Penitenciariam Domini in singulis Decan- 
 atibus ejusdem Archidiaconatus deputatis, ut sequitur, 
 In Decanatu de Mortone, Dominus Thomas, Vicarius de Wydecumbe ; 
 Ypelepenne, Dominus Johannes, Vicarius de Heruestone, 
 
 [Broadhempstori] ; 
 Tottonie, Magister Johannes, Vicarius de Hurbitone, [Har- 
 
 berton] ; 
 Wodeleghe, Dominus Thomas [de Kentisbyry], Vicarius 
 
 Ecclesie de Alvyngtone, [ West Alvington] ; 
 
 Plymptone, Domiuus Radulphus, Vicarius de Yalmptone ; 
 Tamertone, Dominus Henricus, Vicarius de Boclaunde 
 
 [Auckland Monachorum] 
 Tavistoke, Dominus Robertus [de Curtisknolle], Rector de 
 
 Sydeham [Sydenham-Damarel] ; 
 Haldysworthi, Dominus Henricus, Rector Ecclesie de 
 
 Pyworthi ; 
 Ockamptone, Dominus Ivo, Vicarius de Okamptone (sic). 
 
 Archidiaconatus Exonie : 
 Et eisdem die, etc. (ut supra) : 
 
 In Decanatu Christianitatis Exonie, Dominus Johannes, Rector Ecclesie 
 
 Sancti Jacobi ; 
 de Ken, Dominus Ricardus, Rector Ecclesie de Trisme 
 
 [Trusham] ; 
 Donisford, Dominus Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Teynctone 
 
 [Drewsteington] ; 
 
 ,, Cadebyry, Dominus Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Poghulle ; 
 Tuvertone, Dominus Johannes, Vicarius de Ockeworthi ; 
 Plymptru, Dominus Willelmus, Vicarius de Columptone ; 
 Uonetone, Dominus Willelmus, Vicarius de Setone ; 
 Donkewill, Dominus Willelmus, Vicarius de Aulyscumbe ; 
 Aylesbeare, Dominus Roberfus, Vicarius de Oterytone. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Cornubie : 
 In Decanatu de Penwythe, Dominus Gregorius, Vicarius Ecclesie de Lanes- 
 
 keli [Gulval] ; 
 ,, Kerier, Domiuus Herveius, Capellanus Sancti Corentini 
 
 [Cury] ; 
 , Pouderchire, Dominus Rogerus, Capellanus Ecclesie de 
 
 Karihays ; 
 Pyderchire, Dominus Christoforus [de Bodminia], Vicarius 
 
 Ecclesie Sancti Coylany [St. Colan] ; 
 Minoris Trigschire, Dominus Drogo, Vicarius Ecclesie 
 
 Sancti Brueredi ; [Trigg-major is omitted]. 
 Westwefleschire, Magister Johannes [Launcels], Vicarius 
 
 Ecclesie de Leskered ; 
 
 Estwefleschire, Dominus Robertus. 
 Commissio ad audiendum Oonfessiones, ut supra, in casibus majoribus 
 
 Archidiaconatus Cornubie : 
 
 Dicto primo die Marcii, Londoniis, emanavit Litera sub hac forma : Walterus, 
 etc., Archidiacono Cornubie, vel ejus Officiali, salutem, etc. Quia nos, 
 juxta Ordinacionem in proximo preterite Concilio Provincial! nuper facta pro- 
 cedentes, discretes viros, Domjnum Henricum [de Trefewa], Decanum Ecclesie 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 115 
 
 Sancti Karantoci, nostre Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis, et Magistrum Andream, 
 Rectorem Ecclesie Sancte Cride, nostros Penitenciarios in Archidiaconatu 
 vestro duximus deputandos, eis, et eorum cuilibet, vices nostras ad audien- 
 dum Confessiones quorumcumque subditorurn nostrorum predicti Archi- 
 diaconatus, et ad absolvenduin eos in foro penitenciali, de quibuscumque 
 cri minibus nobis de jure vel consuetudine reservatis, voluntario perjurio ad 
 exheredacionem vel contra matrimonium legitimum, necnon criminibus 
 majoribus nobis a jure vel consuetudine, ut premittitur, reservatis, de quibus 
 delinquentes judicialiter sunt convicti, et aliis que in nostra Visitacione 
 Archidiaconatus predicti in singulis congregacionibus nobis pupplice re- 
 servavimus dumtaxat exceptis, ex certa sciencia committentes ; vobis 
 
 mandamus quatinus hec in proximis Capitulis vestris extendere 
 
 potestatem (ut supra) ; quodque ubi jus vel consuetude exigit sollempnis 
 penitencia modis omnibus injungatur. Injungatis, eciam, specialiter et 
 expresse omnibus aliis presbiteris et curatis quod in casibus nobis, seu 
 nostris Superioribus, a jure vel consuetudine reservatis, manus absolutorias 
 extendere non presumant. Et ut saluti animarurn predictorum Decani et 
 Rectoris securius consulatur, ipsorum cuilibet indulgemus, etc. (ut supra). 
 Per hec, tamen, potestatem per nos concessam certis Personis de Ordinibus 
 Fratrum Predicatorum et Minorum non intendimus aliqualiter revocare. 
 Copiam, vero, etc. (ut supra). 
 
 Eisdem die et loco emanarunt consimiles Litere singulis Archidiacouis Epi- 
 scopatus, vel eorum Officialibus, pro Personis in singulis Archidiaconatibus 
 ad Penitenciariam constitutis, ut sequitur, In Archidiaconatu Tottonie, 
 Dominus Henricus, Rector Ecclesie de Pyworthi, et Dominus Rogerus 
 Bloyhou, Rector Ecclesie de Monke Okamptone. In Archidiaconatu Barum, 
 Magister David, Rector Ecclesie de Schirewille, et Dominus Willelmus, 
 Vicarius Ecclesie de Nymetone Episcopi. In Archidiaconatu Exonie, 
 Dominus Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Uplim ; 48. 
 
 Commissio ad audlendum Confessiones (in Archidiaconatu Cornubie), directed 
 to Master Robert, V. of Liskeard [Liskirch, MS.], 6th August, 1324) ; 181. 
 The Bishop states that the number of those who were in the habit of 
 resorting to his Penitentiary- General for Confession, especially in reserved 
 cases, had recently become so great that the said Penitentiary was unable to 
 deal with them all, on account of the great distance of Cornwall from Exeter 
 (where the said Penitentiary resides for the greater part of the year), and 
 the considerable expenditure of labour and money involved in the work. 
 It was, therefore, necessary to give him some help ; and the Bishop selected 
 the Vicar of Liskeard, as a man of great industry, circumspection, trust- 
 worthiness, and purity of conscience, giving him full authority to confess 
 even those who had been convicted of such crimes as adultery and incest. 
 There was to be no interference with the official action of the Penitentiary; 
 and those who preferred to go to him were, still, to be at liberty to do so. 
 And the Bishop reserved to himself the power to absolve in cases of wilful 
 perjury for the purpose of disinheriting anyone, or impeding lawful 
 marriages, as well as all such cases as he was accustomed to deal with, 
 publickly, in his Visitations of Cornwall, in the separate congregations. 
 
 Conka, Fr. Robert de, inst. Prior of Totnes ; 171. 
 Consistory Court of Exeter, 
 
 Visitacio Consistorii facta per Dominum die Jovis pi'oximo post Festum 
 
 Sancte Agathe, Virginia [10 Feb., 1322-3], 
 
 Certificatorium : Venerabili in Chribto Patri, etc., Waltero, Dei gracia, etc. 
 suus humilis et devotus Officialis, obedienciam, etc. Mandatum vestrum 
 reverendum recepi in hec verba, Walterus, etc., Official! suo, etc. Quia 
 die Jovis proximo post Festum Sancte Agathe, Virginis, proximo secuturum, 
 Consistorium nostrum Exonie, Deo disponente, proponimus visitare, 
 tenore Presencium vobis committimus et mandamus quatinus citetis, seu 
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116 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 citari faciatis, peremptorie, omnes et singulos Commissaries vestros Officiates 
 tarn nostre Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis quam Decani Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis 
 ac Archidiaconorum in Ecclesia nostra predicta; uecnon, Kxaminatores, 
 Advocates, Procuratores, et quoslibet alios Clericos et Ministros, quocumque 
 nomine censeantur, nostri Consistorii supradicti, qUod dicto die, et loco 
 ipsius Consistorii consueto, bora prima ipsius diei, compareant coram nobis, 
 Visitacionem nostram hujusmodi subituri, et juri per omnta parituri. 
 Tenore, eciam, Presencium vos citamus peremptorie quatinus, dicto die et 
 loco, compareatis similiter coram nobis, facturiet recepturi quod hujusmodi 
 Visitacionis officium et equitas postulabunt. Et quid in premissis feceritis 
 et duxeritis faciendum, nos, dictis die et loco, cum nominibus citatorum 
 certificare curetis per vestras Literas Patentes, harum seriem continentes. 
 Datum apud Otritone, xxiiij die inensis Januarii, Anno Domini M.CCC mo . 
 xxij do . Cui, quidem, Mandato, secundum sui exigenciam, citando reverenter 
 parui. Et quatenus idem Mandatum meam comparicionem contingere 
 dinoscitur, cum Dei adjutorio, Paternitati vestre, in omnibus obediens, parebo. 
 Nomiua, vero, juxta formam inibi scriptam per me citatorum in Cedula 
 Presentibus annexa inseruntur. Datum Exonie, vj die Februarii, Anno 
 Domini supradicto. 
 
 Tenor Cedule citatorum nomina continentis, prescripto Certificatorio annexe, 
 talis est, Magister Henricus Bloyou, Rector Ecclesie de Larihorn [St. Ruan- 
 Lanyhorne], mei Officialis Commissarius, et Domini Decani Exonie Officialis. 
 
 Magister Henricus de Stouford, Officialis Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis Domini. 
 
 Magister Johannes de Sidemue, Officialis Domini Archidiaconi Exonie; et 
 Domini Decani, Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis ejusdem Decani apud Stavertone 
 et Saltcombe [Salcombe- Regis.] 
 
 Magister Willelmus de Burgo, Officialis Domini Archidiaconi Cornubie. 
 
 Magister Johannes de Milletone, Officialis Domini, Archidiaconi Tottonie. 
 
 Magister Johannes Petre, Officialis Domini Archidiaconi Barum, et locum 
 expectans Advocati in Consistorio. 
 
 Magister Willelmus Were, Officialis Domini Decani, Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis 
 ejusdem Domini apud Seint Mai iecherche et Sidebiri, et Advocatus 
 Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Eobertus Bonde, Officialis Domini Decani apud Aispertone [-4*^- 
 burtori], et Advocatus Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Ricardus de Chuddeleghe, Officialis Domini Decani, Peculiaris Juris- 
 diccionis ejusdem Domini apud Ide, Topsham, et Littelham, et locum 
 expectans Advocati in Consistorio. 
 
 Magister Jordanus de Brittestowe, Examinator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Eustachius de Tegnemue, Examinator Consistorii et Procurator 
 ejusdem. 
 
 Magister Petrus de Beare, Advocatus Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Willelmus Beare, alias Procurator Consistorii, nunc studens et 
 expectans locum Advocati. 
 
 Magister Ricardus Giffarde, Procurator Consistorii, et expectana locum 
 Advocati. 
 
 Magister Johannes de Northecote, Procurator Consistorii, et expectans locum 
 Advocati. 
 
 Magister Thomas Lukeis, Procurator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Radulphus Poyer, Procurator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Radulphus Store, Procurator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Thomas Lichfelde, Procurator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister JNicholaus de Durneforde, Procurator Consistorii. 
 
 Magister Willelmus de Venella, Procurator Con&istorii. 
 
 Magister Johannes de Piltone, Notarius Publicus Auctoritate Papali. 
 
 Henricus de Liftone, clericus Registri Consistorii. 
 
 Ricardus de Pictone, clericus Examinatorum Consistorii. 
 Robertus Daumarle, apparitor Consistorii, 
 
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 Magister Walterus de Wike, studeus, et expectans locum; de perraissu utens 
 aliquociens officio Procuratoris. 
 
 Magister Reginaldus de Boggewille, stud ens, et expectans locum ; de permissu 
 utens aliquociens officio Procuratoris. 
 
 Magister Robertus attebrugge, studens, et expectans locum, de permissu 
 utens aliquociens officio Procuratoris. 
 
 Magister Ricardus de Trewonarde, studens, et expectans locum, de permissu 
 utens aliquociens officio Procuratoris. 
 
 Thomas Siiou ; Johannes Walronde; Magister Gilbertus Cressi ; Magister 
 Alexander de Eggeworthe ; Magister Robertus de la Lane, Isti utuntur 
 Procuratoris officio non admissi. 
 
 Magister Galfridus de Modbury, studens, et expectans locum, de permissu 
 utens aliquociens officio Procuratoris. 
 
 Tenor, vero, Deposicionum Inquisicionis in hujusmodi Visitacione facte talis 
 est, 
 
 Magister Henricus de Stouford . . . examiuatus, dicit quod Cause plus 
 debito tenentur in suspenso, et hoc propter negligenciam Advocatorum et 
 Procurator um. Requisitus specialiter propter negligenciam quorum 
 Advocatorum et Procuratorum, etc., dicit quod ignorat, eo quod pro majori 
 parte Consistorii est intendens aliis negociis, et absens a Consistorio et Causis 
 in Consistorio ventilatis. De Examinatoribus dicit quod fama publica est 
 quod sunt nimis onerosi, et petunt de salario sibi satisfieri ante Examin- 
 acionem, et aliquando ea de causa differunt Examinacionem, ut, videlicet, 
 eis satisfiat pre manibus. Quoad Examinacionem, separacionem testium juxta 
 Articulos, et interrogatorium prout articulatur, dicit quod ignorat si 
 singillatim pariter an confuse, et an seorsum et secreto, et an juxta Articulos 
 et interrogatoria, ut continetur, etc, dicit se nichil scire, eo quod non 
 interest in Examinacionibus suis. An super singulis Articulis singillatim 
 examineut, dicit quod ignorat. Dicit, tauien, quod, cum scripta fuerint 
 dicta, apparet quod aliquando plures Articuli coadunantur, et testes ad 
 concordiam plurium Articulorum simul deducuntur. Ad salaria Examina- 
 torum dicit se nichil scire de certa taxacione aalarii ; set si dissensio fuerit 
 super salario inter partes producentes Examinatores supponunt se taxacioni 
 Judicis. De Advocatis dicit quod Advocati in allegacionibus suis neque 
 Judici neque sociis morem debitum gerunt, set pocius socios sermonibus 
 interrumpunt, et garulosi existunt quandoque et probris decertant, et hoc 
 communiter Advocati omnes. De absentia Advocatorum, et an ob eorum 
 absenciam Cause differantur, elicit se nichil scire. Quantus consuevit esse 
 numerus Advocatorum ab antique, dicit se nichil scire. Dicit, tamen, 
 quod tempore Magistri Johanuis de Brutone, quondam Officialis Domini 
 Exoniensis Episcopi, fuerunt quatuor Advocati ex una parte, et totidem ex 
 altera. Quoad Procurators super primo Articulo, dicit se nichil scire ; 
 quoad secundum, tercium, quartum, dicit idem et deponit quod dixit et 
 deposuit quoad Advocates ; et dicit quod pejus se habent, pro majori parte, 
 in officiis suis quam Advocati et magis reprobi. Quoad nurnerum dicit quod 
 certitudinaliter uescit deponere quantus consuevit esse numerus Procura- 
 torum ab antiquo. Item, requisitns an unus de predictis duo vel plura 
 exerceat officia, et qui sint illi ; dicit quod Magister R. Giffarde exercet pro 
 majori parte duo officia, videlicet Advocati et Procuratoris ; quodque 
 Magister Eustachius de Tengemue similiter duo, videlicet Examinatoris et 
 Procuratoris. Requisitus an Advocati et Procuratores sunt tabernarii, etc., 
 dicit qnod N. Durneforde tabernarius est, et habet tabernas, et T. Lukeys 
 publicus est tabernarius et publice notorius, et frequenter exercet tabernas. 
 Quoad alios Articulos, dicit se nichil scire ; et dicit quod a tempore 
 generalis Inhibucionis nescivit aliquos Archidiaconos, vel eorum Officiates, 
 citare suos subditos ad comparendum in Ecclesia Cathedrali Beati Petri 
 Exoniensis, vel alibi extra locum Jurisdiccionis sue. Dicit, tamen, quod 
 Officiales Archidiaconorurn assignant Advocatis diem in Ecclesia Cathedrali 
 inemorata, ad informandum eos in Causis. 
 
118 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Magister Robertas Bonde dicit quod Examinatores, pro majori parte, examinant 
 testes super pluribus Articulis conjunctim et confuse. Dicit, eciam, quod 
 Magistri J. de Northecote et R. Giffarde duo exercent officia ; uterque, 
 videlicet, officium Advocati et Procuratoris ; quodque Magister E. de 
 Teignemue gerit duo officia, videlicet Examinatoris et Procuratoris. 
 
 Magister Ricardus Giffarde dicit, requisitus, quod duo solidi consueverunt 
 solvi pro insinuacione Testamenti. Cui debeantur ignorat ; dicit, 
 tamen, quod clericus Registri eos recipere consuevit. Dicit, 
 eciam, quoad Examinatores sicut R. Bonde predixit. Dicit, eciam, 
 quod Examinatores differunt aliquando examinare testes quousque 
 habuerint salaria pre manibus, et pro quolibet teste, quotquot producuntur, 
 vjd pro se, et unum denarium pro clerico eorum scribente dicta testium, 
 recipiunt. Quantum consuevit recipi ante tempus istorum Examinatorum 
 dicit se nichil scire, eo quod diu vidit istos Examinatores et non alios ; et, 
 ideo, an mos antiquus sit observatus ignorat. De Articulis tangentibus 
 Advocatos, dicit quod bene per omnia se habent. Dicit, eciam, de numero 
 Advocatorurn, quod est, nee fuit tempore suo, certus numerus, set 
 aliquando major, aliquando minor. De numero Procuratorum dicit quod 
 aliquando major, aliquando minor, et quod non est certus numerus. Dicit, 
 eciam, pro se, quod est Procurator, et aliquando allegat jura pro parte sua 
 sicut melius videtur sibi expediens, Judice audiente et permittente. Eodem 
 modo faciunt Magistri R. de Chuddeleghe et R. de Northecote. Dicit, 
 eciam, quod Magister E. de Tegnemue stetit in duobus officiis, videlicet 
 Examinatoris et Procuratoris. Dicit, eciam, quod T. Lukeys est taber- 
 narius puplicus et puplice exercet tabernas et frequenter. Dicit, eciam, 
 quod N. de Durneforde negociatur einendo et vendendo vina et alias res. 
 Dicit, eciam, quod Officiales Archidiaconorurn Tottonie et Barnastapolie 
 dederunt et exercuerunt Jurisdiccionern in Ecclesia Cathedrali Beati Petri 
 Exoniensis inter subditos suos, et quod citant Partes ad comparendum 
 ibidem, et prefigunt Partibus diem ibidem ; et Offlcialis Archidiaconi Cornubie 
 taliter facit. An ille locus sit extra Jurisdiccionem suam ignorat. 
 
 T. de Lichefelde dicit quod, si Cause rnaneant diu in suspense, non ob defec- 
 tum Judicum set Parcium pocius hoc existit. Dicit, eciam, quod vidit solvi 
 ijs. pro probacione Testamenti, et clericus Registri eos recepit. Dicit, eciam, 
 quod in quadam Causa Appellacionis inter Dominum Archidiaconum 
 Cornubie, Partem Appellatam, et Dominum Johannem Traci, Partem 
 Appellantem, fuerunt interrogatoria tradita Examinatoribus, et ipsi 
 Examinatores minus plene examinarunt testes juxta interrogatoria. 
 Item, dicit quod Examinatores, in Examinacionibus suis, primo faciunt 
 prothocolla, et postea redigi faciunt per clericum suum in mundum, et ibi 
 posset pertculum iruininere. Dicit, eciam, quod Examinatores petunt sibi 
 satisfied de salario ante examinacionem. Item, dicit quod vidit solvi pro 
 examinacione cujuslibet testis vjd. Examinatoribus, et clerico eorum 
 scribenti jd. ; et aliquando ex taxacione Judicis plus recipiunt, habita 
 consideracione ad magnum laborem. Dicit, eciam, quod de certo numero 
 Advocatorum nichil scit ; set sepius vidit plures. Dicit, eciam, quod 
 Magister E. de Teignmue gerit duo officia, videlicet Examinatoris et 
 Procuratoris. Item, dicit quod T. Lukeys exercet tabernas de consuetudine. 
 
 N. de Durneforde dicit quod pro insinuacione Testamentorum consueverunt 
 solvi ijs., quos clericus Registri percipere consuevit. Dicit, eciam, quod 
 salarium pro copiis redimendis idem clericus consuevit habere. Dicit, eciam, 
 quod Examinatores super pluribus Articulis simul et confuse aliquando 
 testes examinant, sicut videlicet scribendo tales testes. Requisitus super 
 primo, secundo, et tercio Articulo, dicit etc. Dicit, eciam, quod Advocati 
 aliquando interrumpunt sermones sociorum. Dicit, eciam, quod consuevit 
 quod nullus assumeret officium Advocati vel Procuratoris, nisi jurati ; et, 
 tamen, nunc plures non jurati, videlicet Magister Walterus de Wike in 
 offlcio Advocati et Procuratoris, Magister Robertus de Brigge, Johannes 
 Walronde, Thomas Snou, et alii quamplures in officio Procuratoris. Dicit, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 119 
 
 eciam, quoad exercentes plura officia, quod Giffarde, Northecote, et Tegne- 
 mue exercent duo officia, ut est supratactum. 
 
 Willelmus de Venella dicit quod Examinatores sviper singulis Articulis 
 singillatim examinant quoad primutn testem ; quoad alios testes, si eos 
 invenerint Concordes cum primo, super pluribus Articulis simul et confuse 
 scribunt et concordant. Item, ante plenam examinacionem petunt salarium, 
 et pro singulis testibus recipiunt sex denarios, et clericus eoruna scribens 
 unum denarium. Dicit, eciam, quod Advocati aliquando interrumpunt 
 sermones sociorum, et aliquando garulando et aliquando exprobrando. 
 Magister Johannes de Northecote et Magister Ricardus Giffarde, Procuratores, 
 aliquando allegant verba juris. Magister Eustachius est Examinator, et 
 aliquando Procurator. Officiates Archidiaconi Exonie consueverunt 
 aliquando tenere Capitula sua durante Consistorio. 
 
 Radulphus Poyer dicit quod Johannes de Northecote, Ricardus Giffarde, 
 Ricardus de Chuddeleghe, Procuratores, aliquando sibi assumunt officium 
 Advocati. In aliis concordat cum proximo preexaminato. 
 
 Johannes Walrond dicit quod Eustachius de Tegnemue gerit officium 
 Procuratoris, Examinatoris, et aliquando postulat. 
 
 Walterus de Wike dicit quod Cause manent in suspense pro eo quod Advocati 
 et Procuratores non informant Judices cum debita celeritate. Item, quod 
 Officiales Archidiaconorum, post quartum diem Consistorii, antequam 
 Consistorium plene expediatur, recedunt ad Capitula sua ; et illos secuntur 
 (sic) tarn Advocati quam Procuratores. Examinatores Consistorii sunt 
 clerici coujugati, et quandoque, cum deberent conjunctim examinare et 
 Causa eis comruittitur examinanda, alteri eorum examinant divisim, et 
 aliquando in domibus suis examiuant ; unde possit de facili oriri suspicio. 
 Differunt, eciam, examinacionem quousque eis sit satisfactum de salario ; et 
 recipiunt pro singulis testibus vjd., et clericus eorum jd. De gerentibus 
 plura officia concordat cum proximo preexaminatis, hoc adjecto quod 
 dicit quod Thomas de Lichefelde hoc idem facit. Dicit, eciam, quod Nicholaus 
 de Durneforde semper tenet tabernam ; et Thomas Lukeis frequentat 
 tabernas, in scaudalum officii Procuratoris. Aliqui Officiales Arch- 
 idiacoui Tottonie, in gravamen subditorum suorum, solebant trahere eosdem 
 extra Decanatum in quo degebant, et aliquando ad Ecclesiam Cathedralem 
 Exonie, et ibi cognoscere inter eos. Dicit, eciam, quod sunt quidam boni 
 Scolares expectantes ut preficiantur in officiis, et quidam occupant officia 
 qui sunt minus digni et conjugati, puta, Nicholaus Durneforde, Thomas 
 Lukeis, et Willelmus de Venella. Galfridus de Modbury novellus, et ideo 
 pauca novit de Articulis. folios 172 173 b . 
 
 Convocation ; Documents relating to, 
 
 Citacio. Venerabili in Christo Patri, Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Exoniensi 
 Episcopo, Radulphus [de Baldock], permissioue Divina Episcopus London- 
 iensis, salutem et fraternam in Domino caritatem. Literas Venerabilis 
 Patris, Domini Rfoberti Winchelesey], Dei gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, 
 Tocius Anglie Primatis, recepimus, formam que sequitur continentes : 
 Robertus, etc. Cum nuper ad nostram noticiam pervenisset quod 
 Serenissimus Princeps et Dominus, Dominus Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex 
 Anglie illustris, pro sustentacione &ua et excercitus sui, in terra Scotia, 
 optinenda, bona et victualia incolarum hujus Regni capi ad opus suum per 
 Brevia Regia demandasset, prout in eisdem Brevibus (sic) super hoc certis 
 personis directis plenius continetur, id nequeuntes quomodolibet tollerare, 
 cum vobis et aliis Venerabilibus Fratribus nostris in Concilio Provincial! 
 presentibus, et quibusdam Proceribus hujus Regni, erga Nobilem Virum, 
 Dominum Henricum J[de Laci], Comiteui Lyncolnie, Custodem Regni, et 
 Domini Regis Consilium (sic) instetimus pro revocacione Mandati et 
 Brevium hujusmodi optinenda. Ceterum, cum idem Gustos nobis ad 
 faciendum quod petivimus se exhibuisset, prout decuit, satis pronum, et 
 premissum Maudatum decrevisset totaliter revocari, prout in aliis Breviis (sic) 
 
120 THE BEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Regiis super hoc confectis, quod nullius bona contra suum beneplacitum 
 capiantur, directis singulis Vicecomitibus, est contentum, proposuit coram 
 nobia quod, cum Domini Regis Erarium non sufficiat, ut decebat, ad 
 providencias pro sustentacione Regia, de qua premittitur, facienda, a nobis 
 cum instancia postulavit quatinus terminos solucionis Decime Triennalis 
 Ecclesie Anglicane imposite sic vellemus in faciendis solucionibus prevenire 
 ut id quod de eadem Decima per principales ipsius Decime Collectores solvi 
 mandatur in Festo Sancti Hillarii, statini; et quod in Festo Nativitatis 
 Sancti Johannis Baptiste in Festo Sancti Hillarii solvatur concedere 
 curaremus ; ut sic de peccunia ab eadem Decima Domino Regi, prout 
 Apostolicum vult Mandatum, tradenda fieri valeat provisio supratacta. Nos, 
 autem, attendentes quod totum Clerum nostre Provincie supplicacio 
 dicta tangit, quodque id nequivimus concedere, prout nee decuit, per nos 
 ipsos, sine Cleri nostre Provincie voluntate, propterea Clerum nostre 
 Provincie, de consilio Fratrum unanimi, decrevimus convocandum. Frater- 
 nitati, igitur, vestre committimus et mandamus quatinus omnes Venerabiles 
 Fratres nostros Suffraganeos, necnon et Capitula Cathedralium Ecclesiarum, 
 ac Clerum cujuslibet Civitatis et Dyocesis nostre Provincie, citetis seu 
 citari faciatis peremptorie quod iidein SuiTraganei nostri, per se, vel per 
 Procuratorem ydoneum, Capitula, antem, et totus Clerus quilibet predictus 
 per duos Procuratores ad premissa sufficientes, compareant coram nobis, 
 dcputando seu deputandis a nobis, in Ecclesia Sancti Paxili Londoniarum, 
 die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Nicholai [9 Dec.], super premissis 
 nobiseum, deputando seu deputandis a nobis, sollicite tractaturi, et ad id 
 quod super premissis videbitur faciendum suos consensus emcaciter 
 prebituri, ulteriusque facturi quod in ea parte fuerit faciendum. Vos, 
 eciam, citamus peremptorie ; et Capitulum ac Clerum vestre Civitatis et 
 Dyocesis per vos citari peremptorie volumus ad id idem. Quid, autem, in 
 premissis duxeritis faciendum nos, deputandum vel deputandos a nobis, 
 dictis die et loco, certificetis per vestras Literas Patentes, harum seriem 
 continentes. Datum apud Lamhethe, Nonis Novembris (5 Nov.), Anno 
 Domini Millesimo CCC mo decimo ; Consecracionis nostre septimo decimo. 
 Hujus, igitur, auctoritate Mandati, tenore Presencium vos citamus 
 peremptorie, Capitulum, eciam, vestre Cathedralis Ecclesie, ac totum 
 Clerum vestrarum Civitatis et Dyocesis modo siraili per vos citari mandamus, 
 quod compareatis et compareant coram dicto Patre, deputando seu deputandis 
 ab eodem, predictis die et loco, prout tenor dicti Mandati exigit et requirit. 
 De die, vero, recepcionis Presencium, et quid inde duxeritis faciendum, 
 nobis citra dictam diem Mercurii, cum tenore Presencium dilucide 
 rescribatis. Datum Londoniis, octavo die Novembris, Anno Domini 
 supradicto ; 58. 
 
 The Archbishop was unable to preside in person, " propter diversa im- 
 pedimenta ", and, accordingly, he issued a Commission, directed to the 
 Bishops of London, Winchester, and Exeter, to take his place (30 Nov., 1 
 1310) ; ibid. 
 
 Litera missa Archiepiscopo per Commissaries super premissis: 
 Reverendo in Christo Patri, etc. . . Radulphus Londoniensis, Henricus 
 Wyntoniensis, et Walterus Exoniensis, Episcopi, salutem etc. Scire velit 
 vestra Paternitas Reverenda quod, convocatis . . omnibus Suffragan eis 
 vestris, necnon etc. (ut supra), quod comparerent coram vobis etc. (ut supra], 
 super prevencione duorum Terminorum solucionis Decime Triennalis ... ex 
 parte Regia postulata, vobiscum tractaturi, etc, . . . nos ... in dicta 
 Convocacione, assidente nobis Official! vestro, presidentes ; facta fide 
 sufficient! per certificatoria, coram nobis ibidem exhibita et recitata, de 
 Citacione predictorum ; comparentibusque omnibus citatis .... Capitulo 
 
 ij Kalendas Decembris. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 12 1 
 
 Ecclesie Bangorensis et Clero Civitatis et Dyocesis Eliensis dumtaxat 
 exceptis, causam predicte Convocacionis expressing exposuimus eisdem, 
 adjectis ad consencienduin predicte peticioni pluribus racionibus inductivis, 
 habitoque super hiis diligenti tractatu, per nos et oinnes alios ibidem 
 presentes, et in penam contumacie absencium, finaliter et unanimiter est 
 consensum quod in Festo Nativitatis Domini proximo futuro, pro primo et 
 ultimo termino secundi, et in Festo Sancti Hillarii tune sequente pro primo 
 termino tercii anni, fiat solucio Decime Triennalis, sub istis condicione et 
 pacto patenter expressis, quod nulla fiat peticio nee exaccio de termino 
 ultimo tercii anni antequam terminus advenerit ad hoc in Mandate 
 Apostolico assignatus ; quodque Collectores ad hoc per Summum 
 Pontificem deputati, hoc modo et non alio levari faciant Decimam 
 antedictam. Hec, autem, Nobili Viro, Domino Henrico de Laci, Comiti 
 Lyncolnie, Custodi Regni, vel alii, nunciare poteritis, prout et quando 
 vestra violent discrecio faciendum. Procuratoria, vero, in predicta 
 Convocacione nobis exhibita, et per eundem Officialem vestrum examinata, 
 una cum predictis Certificatoriis et presentibus Literis, eidem Omciali, die 
 confeccionis Presencium, liberavimus, vestre Sancte Paternitati celeriter 
 transmittenda. Valeat Sancta Paternitas vestra per tempora semper 
 prospera et jocunda. Datum Londoniis, iiij Idus Decembris (10 Dec.), 
 Anno Domini M CCC mo decimo ; 58 b . 
 
 Venerabili Patri, etc., Waltero, Exoniensi Episcopo, Gilbert us, etc,, 
 Londoniensis Episcopus, etc., salutem, etc. Literas Veuerabilis Patris, 
 Domini Walteri, Dei gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie 
 Primatis, recepimus, teuorem qui sequitur continentes : Walterus, etc, 
 .... Gilberto, etc., salutem, etc. Serenissimus Princeps, Dominus noster, 
 Dominus Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex Anglie illustris, Brevis sui apicem 
 nuper nobis dirigens mandando rogavit quod, quia super diversis et 
 arduis negociis, ipsum et Statum Regni sui, et maxime Terre sue Scocie, 
 specialiter tangentibus, Parliamentum suum apud Westmonasterium, in 
 Octabis Sancti Hillarii proximo futuris, tenere, et nobiscum ac cum ceteris 
 Prelatis, Magnatibus, et Proceribus dicti Regni habere proponit colloquium 
 et tractatum, Decanos et Priores Ecclesiarum Cathedralium, ac Archidiaconos 
 tocius Provincie nostre, in propriis personis, Capitula eciam singularum 
 dictarum Ecclesiarum Cathedrah'um per singulares Procuratores, et Clerum 
 cujuscumque Dyocesis tocius Provincie nostre per duos sufficientes 
 Procuratores, ad dictos diem et locum venire faceremus ad tractandum et 
 consenciendum hiis que tune ibidem in premissis contigerit ordinari. Nos, 
 vero, volentes Regie Majestatis precibus, quantum cum Deo possumus et 
 tenemur, nostrum animum favorabiliter inclinare, Fraternitati vestre 
 committimus et mandamus quatinus dictos Decanos, Priores, Archidiaconos, 
 ut in propriis personis, Capitula eciam singula singularum Ecclesiarum 
 Cathedralium ut per singulares Procuratores, ac Clerum cujuscumque 
 Dyocesis ejusdem nostre Provincie, ut per duos sufficientes Procuratores, per 
 singulos singularum Dyocesium nostre Provincie, citari mandetis quod dictis 
 die et loco compareant et intersint, tractaturi et consensuri hiis que super 
 premissis tune ibidem contigerit ordinari, hoc ipsum apud vestros subditos 
 similiter exequentes. De die, vero, recepcionis Presencium, et quid feceritis 
 in premissis, nos, dictis die et loco, una cum nominibus citatorum, in 
 quadam Cedula vestro Certificatorio annexa conscriptis, quatenus ad vos 
 attinet certificare curetis. Et ceteros Coepiscopos nostros, ut nos de suo 
 facto, ad ipsos diem et locum, sub eadem forma ydonee certificent, districcius 
 injungatis per Patentes Literas, harum seriem continentes. Datum apud 
 Bromle, Kalendis Decembris, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo xiiij. 
 Quocirca, vobis mandamus quatinus Decanum, Archidiaconum, et Capitulum 
 Ecclesie vestre, ac Clerum vestre Dyocesis, citari faciatis, quod dictis die et 
 loco compareant et intersint, juxta formam et efFectum Mandati dicti 
 Patris. Et quid feceritis in premissis, una cum nominibus citatorum, et die 
 recepcionis Presencium, predictis die et loco eundem Patrem, prout 
 
122 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Mandatum requirit ipsius, ydonee certificetis per Literas Patentes, harum 
 seriem continentes. Datum apud Copford, pridie Nonas Decembris, Anno 
 Domini supradicto [4 Dec., 1314]. 
 
 Et Memorandum quod nullum missum fuit Certificatorium per Episcopum 
 Exoniensem. 
 
 Item, Memorandum quod Episcopus Sarumensis certificavit dictum 
 Dominum Archiepiscopum hoc rnodo: Hoc, autem, Mandatum plerique 
 periti nobis et Clero nostro fore prejudiciale verentur. Nos, tarn en, 
 nequaquam putantes per execucionem ipsius, de vestra voluntate vel juris 
 necessitate, cuiquam subsidium legitime defensionis ademptum, ne nobis 
 suspicatum periculum forsitan imputetur, illud sic reverenter executi sumus 
 ad presens, ut, cujusque illeso jure, Ecclesiastica libertas sit undique semper 
 salva. Citatorum, vero, nomina in Presentibus annexa Cedula continentur. 
 In quorum testimonium, etc. Datum, etc. 
 
 Omnes, vero, alii Episcopi certificarunt quod executi sunt Mandatum. 
 
 Postea, apud Fratres de Carmelo, die Lune post Secundam Dominican! 
 Quadragesime, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo xiiij mo [3 March, 1314-15], 
 propositum fuit per Clerum, coram Domino Archiepiscopo et Suffraganeis 
 suis, et protestatum sub hac forma: Licet Mandatum vestrum citaborium, 
 Pater Reverende, Domine Waltere, Dei gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscope, 
 Tocius Anglie Primas, qui ad Clerum vestre Provincie Cantuariensis 
 convocandum, in eo quod ad Curiam Secularem, puta ad Domini Regis 
 Parliamentum, quod in Camera ejusdem Domini fuit inchoatum et per 
 aliquot dies continuatum, sicque tarn racione fori quam eciam loci contra 
 Canonicas et Patrum Sanctorum Instituta videatur esse conceptum ; et, per 
 consequens, Clerum artare non poterit taliter ad comparendurn absque 
 Ecclesiastice offensa Discipline et lesione Libertatis Ecclesiastice manifesta; 
 quodque de Abbatibus, Prioribus, per se, suos Conventus regentibus, et suis 
 Conventibus seu Collegiis, Prioribus Ecclesiarum Cathedralium dumtaxat 
 exceptis, nulla omnino mencio habeatur in eodem, quamquam idem 
 Religiosi sic omissi maximam partem Corporis Cleri vestre Provincie 
 faciant, et de communi negocio sive necessitate agatur ipsos omissos eque 
 principaliter contingente, sicque sine ipsis taliter omissis de communi 
 negocio sive necessitate ipsos omissos eque principaliter contingente 
 ut presentes, tractatus qualis haberi deberet et eciam expediret 
 haberi non valeat, ipsis non vocatis ne Ecclesie Unitas ex Processu 
 hujusmodi divisionem paciatur ut cum vestris beneplacitis, quatenus fieri 
 poterit per presentes, absque Ecclesie et absencium prejudicio atque suo, 
 pareatur reverenter, et ne publice utilitatis expedicioni ex non paricione in 
 tanta necessitate impediri contingat, offerunt se presentes ad tractandum et 
 faciendum, prout ad eos attinet, quod justum fuerit et Canonicis conveniens 
 Institutis. Supplicant, igitur, hii qui in hac Congregacione presentes sunt 
 de Clero vestre Paternitati Reverende, quatinus, presenti vocacione subducta, 
 in Mandatis vestris que in factis consimilibus emanabunt in f uturum, quoad 
 premissa et cetera omnia que occurrunt facienda, ordo debit-its et de jure 
 licitus, ac Ecclesiastice Libertati non derogans, per omnia observetur. 
 Protestantes expresse coram vobis, in presencia Venerabilium Patrum, 
 Episcoporum Suffraganeorum vestrorum, quod absque Ecclesiastice Liber- 
 tatis lesione et status sui periculo, prefatus Clerus Mandatis consimilibus 
 parere non poterit aliqualiter in f uturum ; 103. [More than a third part 
 of the first page of fol. 104 was left blank]. 
 
 Commissio ad colligendum Decimam Bonorum Ecdesiasticorum Domino 
 
 Regi concessam, 
 
 Directed, 1 March, 1314-15, to the Dean and Chapter : " Cum in Congrega- 
 cione Prelatorum et Cleri, ac eciam Religiosorum, exemptorum et non 
 exemptorum, Cantuariensis Provincie, in Parliamento jamLondoniis celebrato 
 facta, super defensione necessaria Ecclesie et Regni Anglie contra hostium 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 123 
 
 suorum incursus, et precipue contra hostiles aggressus excercitus Scotorum, 
 qui sine delectu personarum dictum Regnum ingressi, cum magna strage 
 Anglorum partem ejusdemRegni non modicam hacteuus devastarunt, et ad- 
 huc devastare ac eciam depopulari indies non omittunt, sollicite sit 
 tractatum, et demum pro communis et necessarie defensionis auxilio, in quo 
 non immerito proprium cujuslibet interesse versatur, de unanimi, expresso, et 
 spontaneo consensu Venerabilis Patris, Domini Walteri, Dei gracia Cant- 
 uariensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie Primatis, et aliorum Prelatorum, 
 Cleri, et Religiosorum .... predictorum, sub certa forma ordinatum 
 fuerit et concessum quod decima Bonorum Ecclesiasticorum," etc. and so 
 on, in the usual form. The dates for payment referred to in the above 
 document are made urgent " ex causis necessariis, notoriis, et evidentibus "; 
 promptness in collecting the moneys is enforced, " considerata necessitate 
 superius annotata," and the smallness of the sacrifice is compared with the 
 importance of the interests involved " ne, si secus fiat, pro tarn modico 
 dampnum majus forsitau et irrecuperabile postea contingat eisdern " ; 104. 
 
 Cookbury [Cokeburi, MS.], Dedication of the Chapel and 
 Cemetery of, 
 
 It was dependent on the Mother-Church of Milton [-Damarel], and was dedica- 
 ted, 9 Aug., 1 1315, in honour of St. John-Baptist and the Seven Machabees. 
 The Bishop, also, dedicated, at the same time, three Altars in the said 
 Chapel, and a Cemetery surrounding it. No prejudice was to accrue to the 
 Mother- Church. There were present on the occasion Sir Peter de Honitone, 
 R. of Ilstyngtone [Ilsingtori], Sir Richard de Braileghe, R. of St. Breoke, in 
 Cornwall, and Sir Warine. then R. of Milton[-Damarel] ; also, Nicholas de Hele, 
 Richard de Tuvertone, and Gilbert de la Thorne, Clerks, attached to the 
 Bishop's person, besides a great multitude (in multitudine copiosa) of other 
 people ; 107 b . See Stapeldon (Oratories) ; 114. 
 
 Coppedene, Adam de, see Thorney ; 76. 
 
 Carogan, Fr. Martin de, see Truro ; 41 b . 
 
 Corbet. Dame Beatrix, presents to Silverton (lust,) ; 169. 
 
 Corbyn, Richard, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 7l b . 
 
 Corbois, Reginald, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
 Coritone, William de, presents to Coryton; 128, 140 b . 
 
 Cornu, Alan de, presents to Exbourne ; 109 b . 
 
 Cornu, Walter le, R. of Thornbury 157 ; (Ord.) 221 : see 
 
 Exbourne (Inst.) ; 102 b . 
 Cornu, William de, presented to Exbourne, 102 b ; inst. thereto ; 
 
 109 b , 117 b , 122, 130, 145, 154 b , (Ord) 235, 237 b : [resigns 
 
 Exbourne, and is] inst. to Manaton ; 181. 
 Cornubia, Henry [Toyt] de ; concerning his claim to a Canonry 
 
 and Prebend in the Cathedral, granted to him by 
 
 Papal Provision ; his Proceedings against the Bishop, etc. 
 
 Universis, etc. Cum Magister Henricus de Cornubia nos, Ecclesiam nostram 
 Exoniensem, Capitulum, et quosdam Canonicos ejusdem, aliosque amicos 
 
 1 die Sabbati in Vigilia Sancti Laurencii. 
 
124 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 nostros et ipsorum, extrinsecus nobis et ipsis adherentes, ex causis 
 plurimis persequatur, et per se, et alios ad procuracionem ipsius, modis 
 variis gravare nitatur, nos, habita cum predicto Capitulo super hiis 
 diligent! tractatu, dictum negocium nobis et eidem Capitulo commune 
 reputantes, promittimus, bona fide, quod medietatem omnium expeEsarum 
 occasion e predicte persecucionis factarum et faciendarum plenarie persol- 
 vemus ; ita, videlicet, quod habita inter nos et predictum Capitulum 
 computacione fideli, quicquid hinc inde appositum fuerit vel expensum, 
 hinc inde similiter in medietate predicta totaliter allocetur. Ad hanc, 
 autem, solucionem nos sub hac condicione obligamus, si predictum 
 Capitulum ad aliam medietatem expensarum se similiter obliget, et eandem, 
 pro parte sua, in forma predicta persolvat. In cujus, etc. (18 July, 1312) ; 72 b . 
 
 Another Document, 1 couched in similar terms, occurs on fol. 73 b . To the 
 Bishop and his Chapter are added the names of Robert Bythewalle, R. of St. 
 Perran-CJthno [Udno Parva, MS.], Walter de Lyutrenchard, R. of St. 
 Petrock's, Exeter, Roger de Morteho, R. of St. Kerian's, Exeter, William 
 Bonde, R. of Poltimore, and Jordan de Bridestowe, clerk, "irnponendo 
 nobis et eidem Capitulo nostro, ac Canonicis antedictis, minus veraciter, 
 quod nee Mandato cujusdam Magistri Johannis de Alesco, Sacriste 
 Narbonensis, Executoris super quadam Gracia Provisionis Apostolice, 
 prefato Magistro Henrico, ut dicebatur, concessa, deputati, nee eidem Gracie 
 paruerunt, quodque nos non paruimus; licet eidem Mandato et Gracie 
 paruerimus et paruerunt reverenter" (6 Sept., 1312), 
 
 Subsequently the Bishop appointed Sir John de Launcevetone, clerk, his 
 Proctor, 2 with full authority to act on his behalf against Masters John de 
 Alesco, Sacristan in the Church of Narbonne, and John de Colle, 
 " Canon of Palermo and Archpriest " Sancte Marie de Cacamo ", 
 Proctors for the said Henry (4 Sept., 1317) ; 121. On the 22nd 
 of the same month the Bishop appointed Roger de Cherletone, Archdeacon 
 of Totnes, Richard de Morcestre, Archdeacon of Barnstaple, and William de 
 Kilkenny, Canon of Exeter, his Commissaries, to deal with all questions 
 affecting Papal Provisions ; 121 b . He seems to have been installed, though 
 I find no record of the fact ; but he speedily exchanged for a Canonry in 
 St. Crantock ; 129. He was soon afterwards inst. to Bideford (129 b ), which 
 he resigned on his Collation to St. Enoder ; 183. 
 
 Cornubia, Sir Geoffrey de, Knt., presents to Kingsnympton ; 
 45, 110 b . 
 
 Cornubia, Gilbert de, collated to Lelant ; 62 b , (Ord.) 228, 228 b . 
 
 Cornubia, Ivo de, see St. Erme. (Inst.) ; 142. 
 
 Cornubia, Martin de, collated to St. Eval ; 61 b . 
 
 Cornubia, Philip de (late Archdeacon of Llandaff omitted in 
 
 Le Neve's List), Canon of Glasney, deceased ; 147. 
 Cornubia, Thomas de, see St. Gerrans (Inst.) ; 33, 47 : deceased : 
 
 49 b , L 194 b . 
 Cornubia, Sir Walter de, Knt., presents to St. Stephen's in 
 
 Brannel ; 36 : to the Vicarage thereof, 42. 
 Cornubia, William de, presents to St. Stephen's-in-Brannel; 1 1 7 b . 
 
 1 "Obligacio Domini de contribuendo priests, Masters Nicholas de Hele, 
 medietatem expensarum contra Toyt" William deNewetone, and Gilbert de 
 
 2 In the presence of Sir Edward, V. of la Thome, Clerks, Thomas Molynes, 
 Bovey [Tracy], and William Bussel, and Richard de Twyvertone. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 125 
 
 Cornwall, Edmund, Earl of ; L 187. 
 
 Cornwall, Peter de Gavastone, Earl of, presents to Lanteglos 
 
 (-by-Cainelford) ; 31, 37 b . 
 Cornwall, Margaret, 1 Countess of, see Bradninch ; 56 b , 61, L 
 
 193 ; also, Lanteglos-by-Camelford ; 110 b . 
 Coryton, Richard Trenchard, R. of ; 38 b . 
 
 Cosyn, Wm., R. of Warkleigh ; 151 b , 162 b , 174, 184, (Ord.) 241. 
 Cotel, Arnald, presented to Challacombe ; 56 b , 73. 
 Cotel, Sir Elias, Knt., Patron of Sampford-Peverel ; 180 b . 
 Coterel, William, see Ros, Saer de ; 88 b . 
 Cotes, John, see Arundelle, John de ; 115 b . 
 Coume, Henry de ; L 213. 
 
 Court, Gregory de la, of Morefcon[-Hampstead]; (Ord.-Pris.'), 236 b . 
 Courtenay, the Lady Alianora de, presents to Dolton ; 105, 1] 7 b : 
 
 to the Prebends of Carswell and Hayes in the Castle of 
 
 Exeter ; 42, 42 b , 70, 71 : to Kenn ; 70, 169 b : to Parkham ; 
 
 168 : to Sherwill ; 59 b . See Chawleigh ; 177. 
 Courtenay, Sir Philip de, Knt., presents to Dunterton ; 42. 
 Courtenay, Sir Hugh de, Knt., presents to Brightleigh ; 39 b : to 
 
 Chawleigh ; 160 : to the Prebend of " May dene Pro- 
 
 vendre" in Chulmleigh ; 162 : to the Prebend of Cutton; 
 
 168: to Honiton; 101 b , 183: to his Chantry at Kenn; 
 
 82 : to Moreton-Hampstead ; 44 : to Sampford-Courtenay ; 
 
 54 b : to Stoke-Damarel ; 70, 129 b , 144 b , 152 b : to a Portion 
 
 in the Church of Tiverton, 57 b , 70, 150 b . 
 Coventry and Lichfield, Walter de Langetone, Bishop of ; 
 
 L 186, etc. See Vol. I, page 489. 
 Coye, John, collated (by lapse) to Washfield ; 37 b , 43 b , 55, 80, 
 
 177, (Ord.) 218, 220 b 
 Cowick Priory, 
 
 Fr. Eustace, Prior, obtained Licence to visit the Mother-House (5 June, 1317). 
 
 He was to return to his Priory " citra gulam Augusti (1 Aug.) proximo 
 
 secuturam ; . . . et dabit ex fine Cs. ; 120. 
 The Prior and Convent were Patrons of Christow ; 82, 126: of Cowick 
 
 Vicarage ; 120 b : of Meeth ; 147, 162 b : of Spreyton ; H7 b . 
 
 1 To Sir Piers de Gaveston Edward II. 
 granted the County of Cornwall by 
 Charter, dated at Dumfries, 6 Aug., 
 1307. And by a subsequent Charter, 
 dated 5 Aug., 1309, the said County 
 was settled upon the said Peter and 
 Margaret, his wife, and the heirs of 
 their bodies ; by reason of which 
 
 Charter, Margaret, widow of Gaveston 
 and wife of Hugh de Audley, peti- 
 tioned for restoration of the lands 
 which had been seized into the hands 
 of the Crown, stating that there was 
 issue of the said Piers by the said 
 Margaret, then living. See Nicolas' 
 Historic Peerage, page 126. 
 
126 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Crabbe, Thomas, R of Truro, see St. Just-in-Roseland (Inst.) ; 
 
 33; also 37 b , 43 b , 151 b , (Ord.) 218, 227 b , 228. 
 Graf, John, of Seaton ; 44 b . 
 
 Crauthorne, Matthew, Proctor for William de Crauthorne ; 148. 
 Crauthhorne, William de, inst. to Woolfardis worthy, R. ; 52 b : 
 
 to East Buckland; 53 b , 58 b , 67, 81 b , (Ord.) 226: to 
 
 Martinhoe; 84 b , 119, (Ord.) 238 b : resigns Martinhoe; 
 
 128 b : resigns, also Charlinch (Somerset), and is inst. to 
 
 Northmolton ; 148, 149 b . 
 
 Crediton, 
 
 Memorandum: The Bishop, in his London House, 19 Feb., 1309-10, 
 admonished Sir John de Suttone, Canon of Crediton, who was present, to 
 reside personally, forthwith, which he promised to do ; 47 b . 
 
 Three of the Priest- Vicars, convicted of incontinency, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, die Martis proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini [11 
 Jan., 1311-12], comparuerunt omnes Vicarii Ecolesie Criditonensis, in 
 Capella Domini ibidem, ad hoc evocati; inter quos Dominus Johannes 
 Petipas, Vicarius ibidem, dicens se alias convictum fuisse de incontinencia 
 cum Johanna de Fenlake, eodem die Vicaria sua in dicta Ecclesia, si amodo 
 ipsum super hoc convinci contingeret, eo ipso privari voluit : nichilominus 
 resignavit eandem. Walterus, vero, Cissor cum Margeria de Morcestre, et 
 Robertus Pees cum quadam Eustachia filia avunculi sui Vicarii in eadem, 
 similiter convictos se dicentes, die Mercurii sequente in Vestiario 
 Ecclesie Sancte Crucis predicte comparentes, Vicarias suas similiter 
 resignarunt, si eos amodo convinci contingeret de mulieribus supradictis. 
 Presentibus in Capella Domino Ricardo de Braygleghe, Magistro Nicholao de 
 Hele, Ricardo Jagel, et me Lancestone, cum Vicariis ; in Vestiario, autem, 
 Domino Johanne de Sydemuwe, Johanne de Olneye, Galfrido le Petit Prust, 
 Vicariis, Magistro Nicholao de Hele, et me Lancestone ; 67 b . 
 
 De Miraculo contingente in Ecclesia Criditonensi, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, cum Thomas dictus Grey, fullo, ut asseruit, in Villa de 
 Keynesham, Bathoniensis et Wellensis Dyocesis, veniret tanquam cecas 
 ad Ecclesiam Collegiatam Sancte Crucis Criditonensis, die Mercurii proxima 
 ante Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula [30 July, 1315], et staret in eadem 
 Ecclesia ab eodem die Mercurii usque in diem Veneris sequentem, diem 
 videlicet Festi Beati Petri predicti, idem Thomas, dum Episcopus Walterus 
 Exoniensis, tune personaliter presens ibidem, Summam Missarn in eadem 
 Ecclesia celebraret, post lectam Epistolam ipsius Misse, et antequam 
 procederetur ad legendum Evangelium, coram altari Beati Nicholai in 
 eadem Ecclesia in oracionibus suis persistens, visum, ut asseruit, recepit 
 ibidem. Quibus post Miesam ipsam prefato Episcopo nunciatis, quia 
 super talibus nimis de facili credi non debebit, precepit idem Episcopus 
 quod in prefata Ecclesia staret idem Thomas, ut interim de visu quern se 
 asseruit recepisse, ut premittitur, et de aliis que hujusmodi facto 
 contingunt, noticia plenior haberetur. Quibus die et loco prefato Episcopo 
 personaliter existente in Capella Beate Virginis ipsius Ecclesie, et 
 comparente, eciam, coram eo ibidem prefato Thoma, uxore ejusdem, et 
 quibusdam aliis, tarn de Villa Criditonensi quam de familia dicti Episcopi, 
 ipsisque omnibus juratis, tactis Sacrosanctis Evangeliis, dixit idem Thomas, 
 in virtute ejusdem prestiti juramenti, quod dum videre potuerit fullonie 
 officiurn exercuit in Villa de Keynesham predicta, et cum die Jovis in 
 Ebdomada Pasche proxima preterita [27 March], post prandium in domo sua 
 quam inhabitabat in predicta Villa, caput suum ad dormiendum super ipsiu s 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 127 
 
 domus hostii limine reclinaret, oculorum suorum lumen, et toto tempore 
 suo an tea, habuit satis clarum. Set, cum ab ipsa dormicione surrexit, 
 firmatis oculis suis, nichil omnino vidit, nee videre potuit ab hora qua sic 
 surrexit usqne ad diem Veneris in Festo Beati Petri predicto. Requisitus 
 per dictum Episcopum si nunc videre potuit, dixit quod sic. Et, ut id 
 probaret, idem Episcopus quesivit ab eodem in quo digito et qua manu 
 sederet anulus quern portavit ; et multa alia et similia quesivit ab eodem. 
 Ad que omnia, prout fuerunt, sufficienter respondebat eidem. Item, 
 requisitus de vicinis suis in dicta Villa de Keynesham qui noticiam 
 premissorum habebant, dixit quod Walterus de Greneweye, Johannes Raulfe, 
 Walterus Keteforde, Johannes Keteforde, Willelmus le Thechere, Adam le 
 Thechere, et multi alii fuerunt vicini sui, qui a predicta hora quousque ab- 
 inde versus Criditoniam recesserit cecum viderunt. Item, requisitus 
 qualiter novit vel scivit de loco illo Criditonensi, dixit quod, cum semel 
 dormiret, postquam erant, ut premittitur, oculi sui clausi, videbatur sibi 
 sompniendo quod Ecclesiam Sancte Crucis Criditonensis visitaret, et 
 ibidem reciperet visum suum. Requisita uxor predicta super omnibus que 
 a prefato Thoma requirebantur in hac parte idem dicit in virtute juramenti 
 predicti, excepta visione per sompnium, cum eodem. Requisitis, eciam, 
 ceteris predictis, dixerunt, in virtute juramenti predicti. quod viderunt 
 prefatmn Thomam, postquam venit apud Criditoniam, non valentem videre 
 exceptis indiciis, set habentem oculos semper clausos quum eum videbant, 
 prout prima facie apparebat eisdem. Quibus sic actis, precepit idem 
 Episcopus Canonicis et Vicariis tune ibidem presentibus, quod, cum magna 
 devocione, per solempnitates debitas, Deo, Beate Marie, Sancte Oruci, et 
 Omnibus Sanctis, pulsatis solempniter campanis ipsius Ecclesie, gracias 
 exsolverent speciales, ut in talibus fieri fuerat conauetum ; l 107, 
 See Ros, Saer de ; 126 b : Stapeldon, Bp. ; 169. 
 
 Greedy, the Chapel of [Capella de Cridie, MS.], See Upton 
 
 Hellions (Inst) ; 45 b . 
 
 Cressi, Gilbert, see Consistory Court ; I72 b ._ 
 Crewecombe, John de, inst. to Maker ; 166 b . 
 Grey, Thomas, a blind man, recovers his sight miraculously, 
 
 see Crediton ; 107. 
 
 Criccol, William de, inst. to Lanlivery ; 174. 
 Criminous Clerks, etc., 
 
 Commission, directed to his Official-Principal (10 Jan., 1314-15} ; to make 
 Inquisition, and (if necessary) correct and punish, or even deprive the 
 offenders of their Benefices. A second Commission, directed to the same, 
 was issued on the same day. The Bishop would shortly be absent from his 
 Diocese ; and his Official- Principal was empowered to make Inquisition as to 
 vacant Benefice?, and Clerks presented thereto ; but no action was to be 
 taken thereupon apart from the Rural-Chapter in each case "extra 
 plenum Loci Capitulum " ; 101. 
 
 Cristenistowe, Stephen de, priest, see Clayhanger ; 107 b . 
 Croft, Philip de ; he held two Knight's fees of the Bishop of 
 Exeter, in Elnestede ; 15 b . 
 
 Dr. Oliver (in his Monasticon of theDio- but, misreading the initial letter of the 
 
 cese) gives an abstract of this Document, blind man's surname, calls him "Orey." 
 
128 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Cromhale, Walter de, inst. to Black Torrington ; 110, 115, 
 
 120 b : L 209 b , 210. 
 
 Cruce, Philip de, inst. to Barnstaple V. ; 62 b (Ord.) 228 b . 
 Crusades, concerning the, 
 
 Commissio super Levacione et Colleccione Decime Sexennalis, 
 Directed to the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, 12 Sept., 1313, "super 
 colleccione Decime Sexennalis, per Dominum Papam in subsidium Terre 
 Sancte imposite." "Et memorandum quod mittebatur ista Commissio 
 predictis Decano et Capitulo per Dominum Ricardum, Rectorem Ecclesie de 
 Were [Giffard] " ; 81. 
 
 Litera super Inhibucrone Armorum: 
 
 Venerabilibus Patribus, Domiuis Dei gracia Archiepiscopo Cantuariensi et 
 Episcopis ejus Suffraganeis, Frater Nicholaus, miseracione Divina titulo 
 Sancti Eusebii Presbiter Cardinalis, Apostolice Sedis Nuncius pro negociis 
 Terre Sancte, salutem in Domino sempiternam. Noveritis nos recepisse 
 Mandatum Apostolicum in hec verba: Clemens [V] Episcopus, servus 
 servorum Dei, dilecto filio, Nicholao, titulo etc., salutem et Apostolicam 
 Benediccionem. Cum nuper, certis ex causis, que nos ad id racionabiliter 
 induxerunt, in Francie, Anglie, et Alemannie Regnis, et non nullis aliis 
 Partibus, in quibus Torneamentorum et Justarum consuevit usus haberi, 
 illorum excercicia, quibusdam penis in contrafacientes adjectis, duxerimus 
 inhibenda, prout in nostris inde confectis Literis quarum tenorem, ut de 
 illis certitude plenior habeatur, Presentibus inseri fecimus plenius cou- 
 tinetur ; volumus, et Discrecioni tue per Apcstolica Scripta mandamus, 
 quatinus Inhibucionem hujusmodi, ubi et quando expedire videris, satis ac 
 sollempniter puplicares. Tenor, auteni, predictus tails est: 
 BULLA.Clemens Episcopus, servus servorum Dei, ad futuram rei memoriam. 
 Passiones miserabiles Terre Sancte, in quibus viscera nostra, per debite 
 coinpassionis affectum, multi doloris acerbitate torquentur abolim, interne 
 pietatis oculis intuentes Apostolicis, pectoris studia indefesse convertimus, 
 ac vias et modes exquisivimus diligenter quibus ei posset de oportuni 
 succursus auxilio provideri. Et tandern, Illius Qui Terram ipsam Proprio 
 Sanguine, Precio Salutis nostre, perfudit, propiciante clemencia, in Concilio 
 Viennensi, eodem approbaute Concilio, in ipsius Terre que peculiaris 
 preclari nostri Salvatoris hereditas est, in qua Celi Regem Virgo Puerpera 
 genuit, quam eciam Redemptoris nostri Preciosisssimus Cruor pro humani 
 generis Redempcione perfudit, in qua poni meruit Sepulcri Dominici 
 fundamentum, et quam resurgens Christus a mortuis Resurreccionis gloria 
 multipliciter illustravit, succursum generale Passagiuni duximus ordinandum. 
 Ad quod, cum nostris, operante Illo Cujus negocium agebatur, Qui animos 
 Regum et Principum prout et quando vult Devocionis igne succendit, ad 
 salubrium excercicium accionum karissimorum in Christo filiorum 
 nostrorum, Philippi Francorum, Edwardi Anglorum, et Ludovici Slavarum, 
 Regum illustrium, et dicti Regis Francorum aliorum filiorum et fratrum, 
 concurrentibus votis et animis, ipsi et quamplures alii, Duces, Comites, et 
 Barones, nobiles et potentes, ad vindicandas nostri Redemptoris iujurias, ad 
 liberandam Terram Sanctam de Agarenorum manibus, que, peccatis 
 exigentibus, nunc eorundem pollutis pedibus conculcatur ; necnon et pro 
 suorum remedio peccatorum, se transituros in dicte Terre Sancte subsidium, 
 in eodem Passagio, per votum assumpte Cracis, specialiter obligarunt. 
 Set, proch dolor, versutus hostis humani generis, eversor bonorum operum, 
 et callidus procurator malorum, quique ardenciores in Dei servicio et Deo 
 familiariores latenter magis impungnat, mille habens modos nocendi, 
 quorundam Crucisignatorum et aliorum, qui ad procurandum homines, 
 arma, expensas, et equos, pro dicto Passagio faciendo, deberent esse 
 solliciti et intenti, animos ad procurandum contrarium, sub quadam pro- 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 129 
 
 Causa bitatis improbatide 1 specie, fallaciter inclinavit. Cum, enim, in Torneamentis 
 hibu- e * J us ti s > <l ue interdum in aliquibus Partibus fieri solent, multa pericula 
 cionis. immineant animarum, neces hominum, consumpcio pecuniarum, et equorutn 
 destrucciones plerumque contingant, nemini venit in dubium sane mentis, 
 quin illi qui Torneainenta faciunt, vel fieri procurant, iuipedimentum 
 procurent Passagio faciendo, ad quod homines, equi, et pecunia et expense, 
 fore necessaria dignoscuntur ; propter que et quantum hujusmodi 
 Torneamenta sunt, cum gravis pene adjeccione, a nostris Predecessoribus 
 interdicta ; quantum eciam in faciendis Justis predictis, que Tabule 
 Rotunde in aliquibus Partibus vulgariter nuncupantur, eadem dampna et 
 pericula imminent que in Torneamentis predictis, et ideo circa eas idem 
 jus statuendum existit. Ideo universis et singulis per Francie, Anglie, et 
 Inhibu- Alemannie Eegna, Burgundiam Imperialem, ac Comitatum Provincie, 
 cio< Viennenses et Bisuntinas Provincias, et contigua circumvicina et adjacencia 
 Partes, Terras, et Loca constitutis, in quibus vel aliquibus eorundem 
 frequenter Torneamentorum et Justarum predictorum consuevit usua 
 haberi, cujuscum quecondicionis, status, vel preeminencie fuerint, Auctoritate 
 Apostolica districte precipimus et inhibemus expresse ne Torneamenta seu 
 Justas hujusmodi in dictis Regnis, Provinciis, Partibus, Terris, et Locis, 
 de cetero facere vel exercere presumant. Nos, enim, in omnes et singulos 
 de dictis Regnis, Provinciis, Partibus, Terris, et Locis, Torneamenta seu 
 Justas predicta, contra hujusmodi Mandati et Inhibicionis nostrorum 
 tenorem, facere vel exercere quomodolibet presumentes ; necnon, et in eos 
 Pena. i n quorum Terris, vel Districtibus, seu Locis, ea fieri contigerit, non 
 prohibentes, si possent ; ac in eos qui hujusmodi Torneamenta seu Justas 
 facientes, seu facere volentes, et propter hoc ad locum Torneamenti seu 
 Justarum hujusmodi accedentes, eundo et stando, in domibus suis scienter 
 receperint, ipsis equos, anna, vel expensas, vel quevis alia subsidia pro hiis 
 faciendis ministraverint, vel in eisdem super hiis aliquid commercium 
 inierint, Excomrnunicacionis Sentenciam promulgamus, et Terrain ipsorum 
 Ecclesiastico subjicimus Interdicto, absolucionem ab Excommunicacione 
 predicta, preterquarn in mortis articulo, Sedi Apostolice reservantes ; omnes 
 confederaciones, colligaciones, pacciones, promissiones, et obligaciones factas 
 super hiis, et quas fieri contigerit in futurum, sub quacumque forma seu 
 modo, vel expressione verborum, eciam si essent juramentis vel quibusvis 
 penarum adjectibus roborata, ex nunc irrita decernentes. Nulli, ergo, 
 omnino homini liceat hanc paginam nostri Mandati, Inhibucionis, 
 Promulgacionis, Subjeccionis, Reservacionis, et Constitucionis infringere vel 
 ei, ausu temerario, contraire. Si quis, autem, hoc attemptare presumpserit, 
 indiguaciouem Omnipotentis Dei et Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum 
 Ejus, se uoverit incursurum. Datum in Prioratu de Grausello (Groseau), 
 prope Malausanam (Malaucene), Vasonensis Diocesis, 2 xvj Kalendas Octobris, 
 Pontificatus nostri Anno Octavo [16 Sept., 1313]. 
 
 Cum, igitur, nobis per Sedem Apostolicam, ut premittitur, mandatum existat 
 ub contenta in Literis Apostolicis suprascriptis, ubi et quando nobis 
 videbitur, faciamus sollempniter publicari, et nobis summopere expediens 
 videatur ut predicta in Regno Anglie celeriter et sollempniter publicentur, 
 hujusmodi auctoritate Mandati, vobis et vestrum singulis, Presencium 
 tenore, districte precipiendo mandamus quatinus hujusmodi contenta in 
 predictis Literis Apostolicis, scilicet quilibet vestrum in Locis sollempnibus 
 sue Diocesis, quantocius sollempniter publicetis ; caventes ne quod absit 
 
 1 This curious word must be a clerical given in Eeynaldi's Continuation of 
 
 error for " improbitate " or " im- aronius' "Annales Ecclesiastici " 
 
 probate." The Bull is not printed Vol. V., p. 2 (Ed. 1750 Mansi's). 
 
 in the Fcedera or in the Bullarium 2 Vaison, in the Archiepiscopal Province 
 
 Romanum, but a short extract is of Avignon. 
 
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130 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 propter aliquam necglicenciam vestram, Dei, Cujus in hoc negocium agitur, 
 ac Domini nostri Summi Pontificis, qui hujusmodi negocium intime gerit 
 in visceribus cordis sui, indignacionem merito incurratis. Vos, vero, 
 Domine Archiepiscope, copiam Presencium, sub Sigillo vestro, predictis 
 vestris Suffraganeis quamcicius poteritis transmittatis. Datum Parisius, 
 vj Idus Octobris, Pontificatus Domini Clementis Pape Quinti Anno Octavo 
 [10 Oct., 1313] ; 80 b . 
 
 Cruwes, Alexander de, presents to Rakenford ; 73. 
 
 Cruwes, John de, presents to East Anstey ; 184. 
 
 Cruwes, Peter de, presented to Rakenford; 73, (Ord.) 230 b , 
 232, 233. 
 
 Cry spin, Robert, see Clyst-Hydon (Tnst.) ; 38. 
 
 Culmstock : Visitations of the Church and Parish (Nos. I and 
 II in Bishop Bytton's time, by the Deputies of the 
 D. and C. ; No. Ill, by Bishop Stapeldon's Commissary), 
 
 [I. "Visitacio facta ibidem, die Sanoti Jacobi, Apo&toli [25 July], Anno Domini 
 MO. tricentesimo primo, per Magistros Johannem de Upavene et Willelmum de 
 Sancta Elena, Canouicos in Ecolesia Beati Petri Exoniensis. 
 
 " Sunt ibi in Ecclesia tria paria Vestimentorum integra. Quiuque tualle, quarum 
 una cum parura. Quatuor tualle non benedicte. Unum Frontellum linense, et 
 aliud lanense, debile et fractum. Quatuor paria Corporalium, cum tribus 
 repositoriis lineis. Unum Missale sufficiens, cum Gradali. Duo Gradalia cum 
 Tropario. Unum Troparium per se. Unum Processionale sufficiens. Unum 
 Ordinale sufficiens. Unum Manual e sufficiens. Unum Invitatorium. Unus 
 Calix argenteus, deauratus interius et exterius, cum Patena. Una Pixis eburnea 
 ad Eucaristiam, pendens ultra Altare, argento ligata cum serura argentea. Alia 
 Pixis argentea ad portandum ad infirmos. Unus ciphus stagneus, propter 
 infirmos. Unum Crismatorium stagneum cum serura. Unum vas stagneum ad 
 incensum. Tres fiole stagnee. Due Pixides liguee ad Oblacionem. Due Cruces 
 de metallo satis sufficientes. Due Campanelle, quarum una propter Missam, 
 alia propter infirmos. Duo Candelabra stagnea. Uuum Paxillum. Una 
 cista ad Vestimenta ; alia propter Libros. Unum Vexillum sufficiens, et unum 
 debile. Due tualle ad Sacrarium. Unum tapetum propter mortuos. Duo 
 superpellicia, et unum debile. Unum rochetum debile. Unum Velum 
 Quadragesimale. Unum turribulum : unum buetum ligneum. Unum 
 Antiphonarium, cum Legenda per totum annum, in duobus voluminibus. Alia 
 duo Antiphonaria, quorum unum debile. Statuta Sinodalia. Duo Psalteria, 
 quorum unum cum Capitulaiio, Collectario, et Ympnario. Cancellum bene 
 coopertum et bene celatum, cum septem fenestris vitreis, et bene ferratis. 
 Unum ferrum ad faciendum Oblaciones. Baptistermm, seratum et interius plum- 
 beum. Unum vas plumbeum ad A.qimm Bsnedictam. 
 
 " Testes Sinodales, Thomas Prudomme, Johannes de la Hele, Walterus de 
 Mapildurneham, et Willelmus Wytynou ; qui dicunt quod Willelmus Vicarius 
 est homo bone vite^t conversacionis honeste, et similiter Clericus ejus, et bene 
 informat Parochianos ejus. In Visitacione infirmorum et Baptismo parvulorum, 
 et in omnibus aliis que Officium suum contingunt, hoc excepto quod, sicut 
 videtur eis, nimiam moram facit inter Matutinas et Missam Diebus Festivalibus, 
 nesciunt aliud reprehendendum in eo. Similiter Offlcialis loci bene exercet 
 officium suum, ut eis videtur. 
 
 "Jurati, Johannes Benet, Michael de Bosco, Willelmus Cissor, et Eobertus 
 Aleyn, cum quatuor suprascriptis, jurati, dicunt quod Firmarius et ejus ballivi 
 bene defendunt eos versus quoscumque, et bene tractant eos, nee in aliquo sunt 
 eis onerosi vel injuriosi ; hoc excepto, quod cotarii de Villa conqueruntur se 
 gravatos in ferio colligendo, levando, et uniendo, sed juste vel injuste ignorant. 
 Item, dicunt quod districti sunt falcare pratum Domini, quod nativi Domini 
 falcare debent et solebant. Item, dicunt quod domus, gardinum, clausa, et 
 terre arabiles, cum columbario et molendino sunt in bono statu, et meliorantur 
 per presentem Firmarium, ut estimatur, ad valorem viginti librarum. Et redditus 
 assisus est auctus in iij solidis et quatuor deuariis per duas domos quas presens 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 131 
 
 Firmarius de novo edificavit." Archives of the D. and C., No. 3673, page 38.] 
 [II. " Visitacio facta apud Columpstoke, die Martis proxima ante Festum Sancti 
 Laurencii [6 Aug.], Anno Domini M CCC tercio, per Magistros J. de 
 Upavene et Willelmum de Sancta Elena, ad hoc per Capitulum deputatos, 
 "Libri, Vestimenta, et omnia Ornaraenta Ecclesie, ut in vasis et utensibus 
 necessariis, in proxima Visitacione reperta, remanent in statu sufficient!, una 
 cum Ymagine Beate Virginis in Magno Altari, et ejusdem. Sancte Virginia et 
 Sancti Nicholai ad Altare in Navi Ecclesie ex parte Boriali, et Ymagine Sancte 
 Katerine ad aliud Altare in parte Australi ; feretro et hercia ad Tenebras, et 
 Cereo Pascali, de quibus omnibus nulla fuit mencio in Visitacione predicta ; ita 
 quod nullus defectus apparet in Ecclesia nee ejus coopertura, Cimiterio vel ejus 
 clause, nisi quod ad Altaria in Navi Ecclesie deficiunt Frontalia, et quod sera 
 Pixidis argentee pro infirmis visitandis est parumper confracta. 
 " Inquisicio facta ibidem per Johannem Benet, Ricardum Thurlok, Robertum de 
 Mapelturnham (sic), Michaelem de Bosco, Willelmum de Hanvyle, Osbertum de 
 Wydeyete, Willelmum Whytinohg, Johannem Leyem, et Henricum de Forse ; 
 qui, jurati, dicunt, sicut in proxima Visitacione, quod Firmarius et ballivi sui 
 bene se gerunt erga tenentes Manerii, nee gravant eos in aliquo, nee imponunt 
 eis servicia aliqua preterquam debita et consueta, nisi quod cotarii dicunt se 
 indebite oneratos de levacione feni ultra quam antiquitus consueverunt. Et 
 hoc non est imputandum, ut asserunt, Magistro Roberto vel ejus ballivis, quia 
 tempore Domini Reginald! le Arceveske, predecessoris ejusdem, fuit hoc 
 introductum. Similitcr dicunt quod Vicarius honeste se habet in omnibus, et 
 satis diligenter exercet ea que Offlcio suo incumbunt. De peccatis, vero, 
 celatis, sortilegiis, usuris, et aliis criminibus enormibus occultatis, dicunt se 
 nichil scire. Preterea dicunt quod sunt in Manerio predicto tres carucate terre, 
 quarum una est de Sanctuavio, et valent per annum 1x5., deducto custo ; et 
 triginta et j acre prati, estimacionis xxxjs. , cum quinquaginta acris pasture in 
 duobus clausis, que valent xs. Et est summa retlditus assisi (cum auxilio et 
 .... 1 viginti solidis de trituracione, et xs. de redditu Sanctuarii), xvjli. Et 
 molendinum bladi valet xxjs. viije?. Decima garbarum xxZ*. Et sic est summa 
 tocius valoris, per sacramentum ipsorum, xlijli. vjs. ixd. Similiter dicunt quod 
 presens Firmarius melioravit locum, post tempus ultime Visitacionis, in palicio 
 facto trans aquam et diver&is fossatis, prout particulariter computabunt xliiijs., 
 preter melioracionem xx librarum in priori Visitacione contentam. In domibus, 
 vero, Curie, clausis, gardinis, molendinis, seu quibuscumque aliis, nullum 
 assignant defectum, nisi in grangia Occidentali, que dicunt se posse reparare per 
 duos solidos." Ibid., page 42]. 
 
 [III. Visitacio facta in Ecclesia de Columpstoke, xiij die mensis Aprilis, Anno 
 Domini Millesimo CCC mo quartodecimo, Indiccione duodecima, Pontificatus 
 Domini Clementis Pape Quinti Anno Nono, per Magistrum Ricardum de 
 Coletone, Commissarium Domini Walteri Episcopi predicti ; cujus 
 Commissionis tenor est supra 2 in proxima pagina, presentibus Magistro 
 Bartholomeo de Castro, Ricardo de Morcestre, Ricardo de Otery, Roberto 
 Daumarle, clericis, et ego (sic), J. [de Lancevato.ne], In qua Ecclesia 
 reperiebantur defectus subsequentes, videlicet, Velum Nupciale omnino 
 insufficiens. Venitarium 3 insufficiens. Crismatorium sine serura. Lucerna 
 insufficiens. Navis Ecclesie male coopertus. Vicaria nimis exilis que 
 nunquam fuit taxata, ut asseruit Vicarius. Vitrum fenestrarum in 
 Cancello fractum ; et deficit vitrum unius fenestre in Navi Ecclesie. 
 Unde dictus Commissarius injunxit quod omnes predicti defectus 
 reparentur, per eos ad quos pertinet correccio, citra Festum Sancti 
 Michaelis proximo futurum, sub pena x librarum ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis, Willelmo Almanisheghe, Rogero Trille, Rogero Pyde, Parochi- 
 anis dicte Eccle&ie, tune presentibus ; 84 b . 
 
 Cumbe, John de, Y. of Stoke-Gabriel, see Aleborne ; 44. 
 
 1 A blank space, not filled in. ' tus Psalmus cum notis musicis, Venite, 
 
 2 See Visitations. Exultemus Domino, etc. (Synod. Exon., 
 
 3 " Liber Ecclesiasticus, in quo descrip- Anno 1287.)" D'Arnis. 
 
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132 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Curtiniaco, John de (see " Wills " Queen Margaret) ; L 214 b . 
 Curtisknolle, Robert de (see " Confessions ") ; 48 : resigns 
 
 Sydenham[-Damarel] ; 112 b . 
 Cusgaran, William de, see Manaccan (Inst.); 39. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dagoun, Andrew, V. of Braunton, deceased ; 146 b . 
 
 Danyel, John, collated (by lapse) to St. Clether ; 145 b . 
 
 Daniel, Thomas, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
 Dare, William, clerk ; L 203. 
 
 Darnel, John, inst. to Staverton ; 167. 
 
 Dartmoor, the Forest of, see Devon ; 152. 
 
 Daudele, Sir Hugh, junior, presents to Bradninch ; 126 b . 
 
 Daudele, Roger, R. of St. Stephen's-by-Saltash ; 167 b , 168. 
 
 Daumarle, John, presents to Sydenham[-Damarel] ; 112. 
 
 Daumarle, Robert, clerk, see Culmstock ; 84 b : Consistory 
 
 Court; I72 b . 
 Daumarle, Thomas, inst. to St. Martin's-by-Looe ; 36, 81 b , 87 b . 
 
 See "Wills" Bodrigan, Ysolda de; 60; abo, (Ord.) 218, 
 
 220 b , 228. 
 Daumarle, Walter, V. of Totnes, see Ashprington; 38: he 
 
 exchanges Totnes for Ashprington ; 59 b . See Exeter, 
 
 Archdeacons of (Inst.) ; 121. 
 Dauuna, John ; L 197. 
 Dawney, [de Alneto], Elizabeth (relict of Sir William), presents 
 
 to St. John-in-Cornwall ; 57 b . 
 Dawney, Sir Nicholas, Knt., presents to St. John-in-Cornwall ; 
 
 127 b . 
 Dawnay, Wm., R. of St. John-in-Cornwall; 37 b , 43 b , (Ord.) 
 
 218: R. of Lanreath; 145 b , (Ord) 232 b : deceased; 162 b . 
 Davailes, John, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 7l b . 
 David, John, Canon-Regular of Bodmin; 51 b , 71. 
 David, John (of Shillingford) ; L 199. 
 Davy, John, " de Gower," clerk ; (Ord.-Pris.) 236 b . 
 [Dawlish, 
 
 Visitacio apud Doulys, die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Translacionis Beati 
 Thome, Martins, Anno supradicto [5 July, 1301]. See page 107, note ( 2 ), 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 133 
 
 Quo die fuerunt in Ecclesia loci predicti unum Psalteriurn, magnum et bene 
 scriptum, cum Ympnario et Tropario in eodem volumine ; aliud Psalterium, 
 dilaniatum et parvi valoris ; Legencla tocius anni in ij volunrinibus, cum Anti- 
 
 ghonario sparsim interposito. Item, Antiphonarium per se, bonum, continens 
 tatuta Synodalia. Ordinale sufficiens. Manuale, Capitularium, et Collectarium, 
 in eodem volumine. Duo Calices interius exteriusque deaurati, et satis honesti. 
 Unum Missale tantum sufficiens. Gradale nobile cum Tropario, et aliud 
 Gradale sine Tropario. Processionale nullum, nisi in Gradalibus. Cancellum 
 novum sumptibus Capituli constructum, careus celatura. Pixis ad Eukaristiam 
 eburnea, argento ligata, sine sera. Ciphus pro infirmis de stanno. Crismatorium 
 ligneum sine sera. Septem paria Corporalium. Tria paria Vestimentorum 
 integra, quorum unum Festivale decens, et alia satis ydouea. Due Albe sine 
 Casulis. Tualle xiiij, quarum j cum parura. Frontale ad Majus Altare satis 
 conveniens. Duo superpellicia bona, et tercium debile. Rochete iij bone. 
 Crux Processionalis de metallo, cum hasta curta et insufficient! . Duo Candelebra 
 Processionalia de metallo perpulchra, et iiij de stanno. Duo Vexilla nova. 
 Pannus de serico subtilis auro stragulatus, de dono Firmarii, pro Patena 
 tenenda. Paxillum sufficiens. Cista parva, ferro ligata. Catene tunibili fracte. 
 Ymago Sancti Gregorii ad Majus Altare male depicta, et altera manu truncata. 
 Vas de plumbo ad Aquam Benedictam. Velum Quadragesimale sufficiens. 
 Deficit pannus mortuorum. Et Fons est sine serura. Scalarium versus Curiam 
 indiget reparacione. 
 
 Testes Synodales dicunt quod Vicarius, quern bonum reputant, non residet 
 personaliter, set habet loco stto Dominum Adam, capellanum, qui bene et 
 honeste se gerit, et optime informat eos in Spiritualibus. Set Randulphus 
 capellanus tenuit suam coucubinam per decennium et ultra, vel ultra ; etsepivs 
 inde correptus incorrigibilis perseverat. Clericus Ecclesie continens et 
 honestus. Agnes Daya, firmaria, contempnit Nicholaum, virum suum ; nee 
 audet accedere ad earn : et boc quia Matheus, armiger Firmarii, antequam adiret 
 Curiam Romanam, suscitavit ex ea prolem, et per hoc elata irruit in virum suum 
 quosciens (sic) ipsutn videt, verberaiido ipsum et male tractando. Set postquam 
 idem Matneus rediit a Curia, non credunt quod earn frequentaverit. De aliis 
 peccatis occultatis nichil dicunt,. 
 
 Johannes Lupus, ") ( Willelmus de "| fWalterus Hel- ^ 
 
 Ricardus de Lange- | Helmisforde, I misforde, 
 
 doune, M Adam Zemar, M Johannes de LAdam 
 
 Willelmus Byarde, | | Rogerus Uppe- Laberne, Palmer, 
 
 J L hille, J I Thomas Byarde, J 
 
 jurati, dicunt quod Magister Bertholomeus, nunc Firmarius ipsorum, et ballivi 
 sui, non sunt eis injuriosi in aliquo, et defendunt eos optime versus extraneos ; 
 et ignorant si aliqua antiqua consuetude ipso[rum] sit per Firmarium mutata. 
 Et dicunt quod in Manerio de Doulys sunt de redditu assiso xxxvli. vs. iiijd. ; 
 cle auxilio assiso xlijs. ; de berbiagio xljs. iij^. Item, apud Tengemue, cxviijs. 
 \}d. 6b. Duo molendina valent per annum x marcas. Perquisitum Hundredi 
 Is. Et perquisition Capituli, deductis expensi, xs. Due caruce in dominico, 
 cum gardino et prato, cs. Et tota decima garbarum xx\li. vjs. viijcZ. Item, 
 dicunt quod Magister Bartholomeus recepit a predecessore suo, pro defectibus, 
 xviij marcas, quas expendit totaliter circa reparacionem eorundem, et multo 
 amplius. Et, nichilominus, estimant defectum domus vaccarum, stabuli infra 
 portam, et warderobe Camere Domini, Ivs. Dicunt, eciam, quod predictus 
 Firmarius adquisivit per Placitum unain domum apud Tengemouthe, que si 
 esset reparata, redditus augmentaretur. Item, villani conqueruntur se gravatos 
 per hoc, quod ballivi non permittunt eos cariare blada sua in autumpno, 
 antequam ipsi veniant ad decimandum ea ; qui aliquando venire differunt donee 
 eadem blada remanserint putrefacta in cam pis." Archives of the D. <fc C., No. 
 
 Dean-Prior, Manor of; Grant of lands to Stephen Mugge, 
 
 Sciant presentes et fnturi quod ego, Willelmus de Sancto Stephano, dedi et 
 concessi Stephano Mugge, pro homagio et servicio suo, molendinum 1 de 
 
 1 There can be no doubt that, centuries water from the Dean Combe valley, 
 ago, the Dean Mill was opposite Dean and not the Deanbourne. 
 Wood Gate, the power used being the 
 
134 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Dene, cum aquis pertinentibus ; reddendo inde, annuatim, michi et here- 
 dibus meis octo solidos pro omni servicio, ad Festum Sancti Michaelis. 
 Concessi, eciam, dicto Stephano et heredibus suis moituram tocius terre et 
 feudi mei de Dene, et domus meas, excepto brasio 1 mense mee, quod non 
 pertinebat ad dictam moituram, et totum servicium Hundred! mei quod 
 pertinet ad predictum molendinum. Et si aliquis a jam dicto molendino 
 declinans convictus sit .... michi misericordia permaneat, et ei moltura 
 restauretur. Preterea dedi prenominato Stephano et heredibus suis, jure 
 hereditario, terram meam in Hefelda' 2 tenendam et habendam sibi et 
 heredibus suis, reddendo inde annuatim duos solidos ad Pascha pro omni 
 servicio ; per has metas, scilicet de Yallaforda, 3 de Hurberne, versus 
 Occidentem usque Venvorda, et inde usque ad antiquam viam; inde per 
 viam versus Meridiem usque Langestonesplace, deinde per viam usque 
 ad terram de Hurberneforde. Concessi, eciam, dicto Stephano et heredibus 
 suis, et tenentibus suis, conimunam, pasturam, per totam terram meam. 
 Et si contigerit eundem Stephanum, aliquo casu, vel heredes ejus, arbitrio 
 parium suorum, in misericordiam meam vel heredum meorum cadere, aut 
 teneutes in predicta terra manentes, quieti sint pro sex denariis. Ego, 
 vero, et heredes mei tenemur warantizare predictum molendinum, cum 
 aquis pertinentibus, et viis et semitis ad predictum molendinum 
 tendentibus, et moituram similiter et terram predictam cum omni- 
 bus pertinenciis suis, sepedicto Stephano et heredibus suis, contra 
 omnes homines in perpetuum. Hujus rei gracia dedit mihi dictus 
 Stephanus octo solidos in recognicione, et uxori mee unum firmaculum 
 argenti, sex denarios. Et, ut hec mea Donacio et Concessio rata et 
 inconcussa permaneat, presenti Carte sigillum meum apposui ; hiis Testibus : 
 Radulpho de Albamare, Johanne de Ventone 4 . . . . , Osberto Mugge, 
 Michaele, filio ejus, Rogero Albo, Willelmo de . . . . et multis aliis. 
 [This Deed, has been stitched in between ff. 28 and 29. It is in a bad state, 
 having suffered from damp and ill-usage: many words are obscure, and 
 some have been altogether obliterated. 
 
 Dean-Prior ; the Vicarage of, 
 
 Sir John, V. ; commissioned to hear Confessions in the Archdeaconry of 
 Totnes ( . . July, 1312) ; 72. The day of the month has been obliterated ; 
 but the Entry is between 14 and 16 July. Reconciliation of the Church 
 and Cemetery (22 Feb., 1322-3) ; 174. 
 
 Dedications, 
 
 Ordinacio Domini super Dedicacionibus Ecclesiamm, et Altanum: 
 Ubi Ecclesia Parochialis, vel Capella distinctam habens Parochiam, seu 
 Cimiterium hujusmodi Ecclesie vel Capelle, dedicatur aut reconciliatur, 
 parochiani Ecclesie vel Capelle dedicate vel reconciliate, cum Cimiterio 
 
 1 The malt-house or, perhaps, the from Moor-Gate is a stone called 
 brewery. " Longstone." I am indebted to 
 
 2 hodie, Heathfield ; fields adjoining Mr. Coulton, of Dean Court for these 
 the Moor road on Skerraton Estate. interesting notes. 
 
 3 This ford was where Qidley Bridge 4 "John de Fenton held Fenton (in 
 now crosses the Harbourne stream, Dartington) 27 Henry III., and 
 at the bottom of Redicleave Farm. another John held it 8 Edw. II. 
 From "Hurbourne" towards the See Pole's Collections, page 297. 
 West as far as Venforda would be up Ralph de Albemarle occurs in 1301 
 the stream, to its source, to the bog (29 Edw. I.), see Vol. I., page 496. 
 or turf-land adjoining. Thence to This Deed is undated; but the 
 the old road would be, by the road approximate date may be inferred 
 from Moor- Gate. A little distance from the names of these Witnesses. 
 
GENERAL INDEX DEDICATIONS. 135 
 
 earundem, onus solucionis Procuracionis ea occasione debite, et omnia alia 
 onera hac de causa incumbencia integraliter agnoscent, et non ad Rectores 
 seu ad Vicarios earundem, set ad ipsos parochianos hujusmodi onera 
 plenarie pertinebunt ; hoc adhibito moderamine, quod parochiani Capella- 
 rum, qui non apud se, set in Cimiterio Parochialis Ecclesie sepeliri debebunt, 
 ad omnia onera occasione Reconciliacionis Cimiterii Parochialis Ecclesie pro 
 rata contribuere tenebuntur: set parochiani Capellarum qui habent in suis 
 Capellis Capellanum ibidem continue celebrantem, pro Reconciliacipne 
 Corporis Matricis Ecclesie contribuere non debebunt. Ubi, vero, Ecclesia 
 Parochialis et ipsius Cimiterium reconciliata fuerint uno die, omnia onera 
 ea occasione debita per duas partes equales dividantur, ita quod unam 
 rnedietatem solvant parochiani Matricis Ecclesie per se, et aliam medieta- 
 tem iidem parochiani Matricis Ecclesie et parochiani Capellarum quorum 
 corpora in Cimiterio Matricis Ecclesie, post eorum obitum, sunt sepulta. 
 Et hec omnia erunt, ut premittitur, observata, eciam si Majus Altare 
 vel plura Altaria die Dedicacionis vel Reconciliacionis hujusmodi 
 sint vel fuerint dedicata. Ad Dedicacionem, vero, seu Reconciliacionem 
 hujusmodi Capellarum, Altarium vel Cimiteriorum ipsarum, Rectores aut 
 parochiani Matricis Ecclesie contribuere non tenentur. Ubi, vero, Majus 
 Altare Matricis Ecclesie fuerit dedicatum, et non Ecclesia nee Cimiterium 
 illo die, Rectores vel Vicarii et parochiani hujusmodi Ecclesie Matricis 
 onera predicte Dedicacionis inter se equaliter divident ; ita quod Rector, 
 seu Vicarius secundum Ordinacionem et Taxacionem "Vicarie sue, unam 
 medietatem, et parochiani aliam medietatem hujusmodi onerum agnoscant 
 t persolvant. Cumque, eciam, eodem die, plura Altaria in Navi Matricis 
 Ecclesie fuerint dedicata, ubi vero, pro dolo seu culpa aliquorum Dedicacionis 
 seu Reconciliacionis officium fuerit impendendum, illi qui hujusmodi dolum 
 aut culpam commiserunt alios quorum interest tenebuntur ab omnibus 
 hujusmodi oneribus liberare et indempnes conservare. ad que non Dedicans 
 seu Reconcilians, set illi in quorum prejudicium hujusmodi dolus et culpa 
 committitur habeant accionem. In casu, autem, ubi Ecclesie Cathedrales, 
 Conventuales, aut Collegiate Ecclesie, seu ipsarum Altaria aut Cimiteria, 
 vel speciales Capelle aut Oratoria aliquorum Nobilium, dedicanda fuerint 
 aut reconcilianda, illi tenentur agnoscere hujusmodi onera qui hujusmodi 
 officium procurabunt. Hec omnia, ut premittitur, observanda sunt, nisi 
 inter illos quorum interest alio modo licito aliter sit conventum; 167. 
 There is no date ; but the Entry occurs immediately after Lady-day, 
 1322. 
 
 A.D. 1311. 
 
 YARCOMBE, Decimo septimo die Octobris Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare in 
 
 Ecclesia Parochiali de Yertecumbe ; 64. 
 UGBOROUGH, Apud Uggeburghe, die Jovis in Festo Apostolorum Symonis et 
 
 Jude [28 Oct.], Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare in Ecclesia ibidem ; 65. 
 PLYMPTON, Et die Veneris in crastino [29 Oct.], apud Plymptone, dedicavit 
 
 Ecclesiam Parochialem ibidem et reconciliavit Cymyterium ; ibid. 
 
 A.D. 1315. 
 
 COOKBURY (q. v.), The Chapel and Cemetery were dedicated 9 Aug., 
 1315 ; 107 b . 
 
 A.D. 1316. 
 
 MEMBURY, Vicesimo secundo die mensis Julii, Dominus dedicavit Cimiterium 
 Ecclesie, sive Capelle, de Memburi, premissa protestacione que sequitur, In 
 Dei Nomine, Amen. Nos, Walterus, permissione Divina Exomensis 
 Episcopus, Cimiterium Ecclesie, sive Capelle, de Memburi, distinctam 
 habentis Parochiam, nostre Diocesis, ex certis sufficientibus et veris causis, 
 ex Officii nostri debito dedicare intendentes, dicimus et protestamur 
 expresse quod non est intencionis nostre quod per hujusmodi Dedicacionem 
 
136 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ecclesie Parochial! de Axeminstre, nostre Diocesis, a qua predicta Ecclesia, 
 sive Capella, de Memburi dicitur esse dependents, aliquod prejudicium 
 illicite generetur. Quinimmo sub tali modo et tali intencione ad hujusmodi 
 Dedicacionis officium procedemus, quod jura predicte Parochialis Ecclesie 
 de Axeminstre in predicta Ecclesia, sive Capella, de Memburi, quantum ad 
 hujusmodi dependenciam, decimas majores et minores, oblaciones et 
 obvenciones, sicut prius, ita in posterum, illibata remaneant, predicta 
 Dedicacione non obstante. Quibus die et loco comparuerunt Warinus et 
 Ricardus de Ralegh e, Simon de Yarti, Reginaldus de Hele, Johannes de 
 Memburi, Willelmus ate Watere, et sponte tnauuceperunt, et se solvere 
 promiserunt, pro se et parochianis Ecclesie sive Capelle antedicte, 
 procuraciouem eidem Domino et suis debitam racione Dedicacionis 
 predicte, judicialem super hoc condempnacionem subeuntes. 
 Eisdem eciam die et loco, comparuerunt prefati Warinus, Ricardus, Simon, 
 Reginaldus, et Johannes, et promiserunt, pro se et parochianis antedictis, 
 solvere prefato Domino decem libras sterlingorum in subsidium litis, si 
 quam, occasione Dedicacionis predicte, a quocumqne contra eum moveri 
 contingat, et nichilominus quod tres vel quatuor, plures aut pauciores testes, 
 prout optimum videbitur, ubicumque dumtaxat in AngKa necesse f uerit, cum 
 super hoc fuerint congrue premuniti, suis sumptibus producent, in eventum 
 hujusmodi litis, ad probandum impedimenta et pericula que in delacione 
 funerum parochianorum dicte Ecclesie, sive Capelle, de Memburi ad 
 Ecclesiam de Axeminstre hactenus contigerunt. Ad quod solvendum, 
 producendum, et faciendum, ut premittitur, prefati Warinus, Ricardus, 
 Simon, Reginaldus, et Johannes, de ipsorum expressa voluntate et 
 peticione, et eorum singuli, in solidum extiterant condempnati Et, quia 
 iter vulgo erat per medium dicti Cimiterii, ipsumque Cimiterium 
 circumquaque prout honestum erat non extiterat bene clausum, essentque 
 Libri ibidem tarn Matutinales quam Missales, duobus Gradalibus dum- 
 taxat exceptis, insufficientes, et alii nonnulli defectus, tarn in Cancello 
 quam in Navi ipsius Ecclesie tune reperti, precepit idem Dominus et 
 injunxit tarn Rectoris Vicario quam parochianis ibidem, singulis videlicet 
 eorum, quatenus eos attinent seu contingere poterunt, quod tarn predictos 
 defectus quam ceteros omnes et singulos dicte Ecclesie, sive Capelle, si qui 
 fuit, repararent, invenirent, et corrigerent, citra Festum Pasche proximo 
 secuturum, sub pena decem librarum, solvendarum ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Beati Petri Exoniensis, vel ad alium pium usum, prout idem Dominus 
 duxerit ordinandum. Ita, videlicet, quod si predictum iter extra idem 
 Cimiterium competenter haberi non poterit, fiant porte cadentes, et 
 claudentes supra rotas, per idem Cimiterium, ubi magis videbitur opti- 
 mum ; 113. 
 
 A.D. 1318. 
 
 SAMPFORD-PEVERELL, Duodecimo die mensis Aprilis, Dominus Episcopus 
 
 dedicavit Ecclesiam de Saunforde ; 126 b . 
 UPLOMAN, Tercio decimo die ejusdem mensis, videlicet in crastino, Dominus 
 
 Episcopus dedicavit Ecclesiam et Cimiterium de Lomene , ibid. 
 BUTTERLEIGH, Quarto decimo die predicti mensis Dominus Episcopus 
 
 dedicavit Cimiterium Ecclesie de Boterleigh ; ibid. 
 KINGSTEIQNTON, Primo die mensis Maii, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare 
 
 Ecclesie Parochialis de Teyngtone Regis ; ibid. 
 IPPLEPEN, Tercio die mensis Maii, Dominus Episcopus dedicavit Summum 
 
 Altare Ecclesie Parochialis de Ipplepene ; ibid. 
 TOWNSTAL, Quarto decimo die mensis Maii, Dominus dedicavit Majus 
 
 Altare Ecclesie de Tonstalle ; 127. 
 SLAPTON, Sexto decimo die mensis predicti, idem Domimis Episcopus 
 
 dedicavit Majus Altare Ecclesie de Slap tone ; ibid. 
 TAVISTOCK, Vicesimo primo die mensis Maii, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Parochialern de Tavystoche ; ibid. 
 
GENERAL INDEX DEDICATIONS. 137 
 
 MORVAL, Octavo decimo die mensis Junii, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare 
 
 Ecclesie de Morval ; 128. 
 LANIVET, Sexto die mensis Julii, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare Ecclesie de 
 
 Lannyvethe, una cum quatuor aliis Altaribus in eadern Ecclesia ; ibid. 
 ST. BBEOKB, Undecimo die mensis Julii, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare 
 
 Ecclesie Sancti Brioce de Nansent ; ibid. 
 ST. ERVAN, Sextodecimo die mensis Julii, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare 
 
 Ecclesie Sancti Ermetis ; ibid. 
 ST. GLUVIAS, Vicesimo quinto die mensis Julii, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Parochialem de Behethelan 1 ; ibid. 
 Quarto die mensis Augusti, Dominus dedicavit Majus Altare Ecclesie 
 
 Sancti Gluviaci de Behedlan ; 128 b . 
 LAUNCESTON PRIORY, xviij die mensis Augusti, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Conventualem Lancestonie, et duo Altaria in Ala Boriali ejusdem Ecclesie ; 
 
 ibid. 
 TAVISTOCK ABBEY, xxj die ejusdem mensis, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Conventualem Tavystochie, et duo Altaria in Navi predicte Ecclesie ; ibid. 
 TAMERTON-FOLIOT, xxij die dicti mensis, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Parochialem de Tamertone Foliot, et Majus Altare ejusdem Ecclesie cum 
 
 tribus aJiis in eadem ; ibid. 
 SOUTH POOL, xxiiij die dicti mensis, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam de 
 
 Suthpole et Majus Altare, cum tribus aliis Altaribus ejusdem Ecclesie ; 
 
 ibid. 
 DENBURY, xxvij die ejusdem mensis, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam de 
 
 Devenebiri et Majus Altare ejusdem Ecclesie ; ibid. 
 BARNSTAPLE, Nono die mensis Septembris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Parochialem Barnstapolie et Majus Altare, una cum tribus aliis Altaribus 
 
 dicte Ecclesie ; 129. 
 
 A.D. 1319. 
 
 LITTLEHAM (R), xvij die Octobris, Dominus Walterus, Exoniensis Episcopus, 
 
 dedicavit Ecclesiam de Litleham, Archidiaconatus Barumensis ; 144. 
 WEST ANSTEY, Duodecimo die mensis Novembris, Dominus dedicavit 
 
 Ecclesiam de West Ansti et Majus Altare, una cum aliis duobus Altaribus 
 
 ibidem ; 145. 
 BUTTERLEIGH, xxiij die mensis Novembris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Parochialem de Boterleghe, et Majus Altare ejusdem ; ibid. 
 BRENT TOR, Quarto die mensis Decembris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam de 
 
 Brente Torre ; ibid. 
 
 A.D. i32i. 
 
 STOKE-CLIMSLAND, Sexto die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 de Stoke in Climyslonde, et Cimiterium ejusdem reconciliavit ; 161. 
 RAMB, Decimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam de 
 
 Rame ; 161 b . 
 ST. NEOT, Quartodecimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 Sancti Nyoti ; ibid. 
 DULOE, Quintodecimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Parochialem 
 
 Ecclesiam de Dulo ; ibid. 
 LANSALLOS, Sextodecimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 de Lancelewys ; 162. 
 LANREATH, Septimodecimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 
 de Lanreythou ; ibid. 
 
 1 St. Budock and St. Gluvias (Penryn) is frequently called Behethland: see 
 
 were united Vicarages, and the latter the next Entry. 
 
138 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 BOCONNOC, Octavodecimo die mensis Octobris, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam 
 de Bockonnoke ; 162. 
 
 A-D. 1321-2. 
 
 GITTISHAM, Oblacio Dedicacionis de Ghidesham: Memorandum quod xx die 
 Januarii, in Aula Vicarii Ecclesie de Otery Sancte Marie, Dominus 
 Episcopus, audito prius quod Ecclesia de Ghidesham non extitit dedicata, 
 opt.ulit se, in presencia Domini Ricardi, Rectoris ipsius Ecclesie, paratum 
 ad inpendendum eidem Ecclesie de Ghidesham Dedicacionem, dum, tamen, 
 prius dedicata non fuisset ; qui, quidem, Rector constanter asseruit quod 
 dedicanda non erat, set fuerat prius suo periculo dedicata ; cujus, quidem 
 Dedicacionis diem celebravit in eadem Ecclesia, die videlicet proxima post 
 Festum . . . . * Unde dictus Episcopus eundem Rectorem suo periculo sic 
 dimisit. Presentibus Dominis Roberto de Tautone, Willelmo Russel, et 
 Rogero de Buddeleghe ; necnon Magistris W. de Setone et Nicholao de 
 Hele, et aliis ; 164. 
 
 A.D. 1322-3. 
 
 UGBOROUGH, Vicesimo primo die Februarii, Dominus dedicavit Ecclesiam de 
 
 Oggeburghe, sue Diocesis Exoniensis ; 
 DEAN PRIOR, Et xxij do die mensis ejusdem idem Dominus reconciliavit 
 
 Ecclesiam et Cimiterium de Dene ; 174. 
 
 Denbury [Devenebyry, MS.], 
 
 Master Michael Benet, accolite, R,, Dispensation: non-residence for a year, 
 to study, etc. (17 March, 1314-15) ; 106: renewed till Michaelmas, 1318, 
 " et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis interim, singulis annis, x solidos 
 (5 March, 1315-16) ; 112. He was ordained subdeacon, and, 8 May, 1317, 
 this term of non-residence was extended to four years (in all) " quia . . . 
 subsequenter de laudabili profectu tuo in studio, tarn ex fidedignorum 
 relacione, quam alias ex probacione persone tue, testimonium sufficiens 
 receperimus, propter quod reputamus te uberioris Dispensacionis gracia 
 merito non indiguum, tuis precibus, nobis in hac parte f usis, cum, sicut 
 asseris, ad Partes Transmarinas, ex premissa studiorum causa, fueris 
 noviter profecturus, humilibus inclinati, etc." ; 119 b . On 4 Oct., 1311, he 
 obtained Licence to put out his Benefice to farm to John, 2 Abbat of 
 Tavistock, for three years (4 Oct., 1321) ; 161. See " Dedications " ; 128 b . 
 
 Dene, Peter de, Canon of York, 3 see Rome, Court of ; I77 b . 
 Dene, Walter de la ; L 206 b . 
 
 Deuery, John, Queen Isabella's Receiver ; L 208, 208 b . 
 Deneys, John le, R. of Lesnewth ; 56, 162 b , (Ord.) 222 b , 
 
 228 b . 
 
 Deneys, John, presents to Bradford ; 162 b . 
 
 Denys, Henry le, R. of Lesnewth (q. v., Inst.) 
 
 Deneys, Richard le, presents to Lesnewth ; 39. 
 
 Deneys, Walter and John le, see Comptone, William de ; 60 b : 
 
 Walter presents to the Chantry of Trewen (Holsworthy) ; 
 
 66, 71 b : to Meeth [Walter, son of John] ; 75, 79 b . 
 
 1 A blank space, never filled in. Tavistock at the time. 
 
 2 Sic, MS., I suppose, a clerical error ; 8 He held the Prebend of Grendale, 
 for Robert Champeaux was Abbot of see Axminster ; 153 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 139 
 
 Deneys, William, inst. to Pinhoe ; 124. 
 
 Denisel, Fr. Odo, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71, 89 b . 
 
 Despenser, Sir Hugh le, 
 
 Londoniis, quinto die mensis Junii [1325], emanavit Commissio Official! 
 Domini, ad audiendum et termiiiandum quascumque Causas quas, occasione 
 presentacionis Ecclesie Sancte Elene de Londai [i. e. Lundy- Island] de 
 Domino Waltero le Bitte, per Nobilem Virum Dominum Hugonem le 
 Despenser facte, contigerit in posterum moveri, et ad inducendum dictum 
 presentatum ; si etc. ; 184 b . 
 
 See " Breve de Consilio dando " ; L 215 b . 
 
 Devises, William de, inst. to Holy Trinity, Exeter ; 128. 
 Devon, the County of : Oarta de Libertatibus Devonie, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod Carta Originalis Regis Anglie de Libertatibus Comitatus 
 Devonie remanet in custodia Abbatis et Conventus Tavistochie ; sub hac 
 forma, 
 
 Henricus, Dei gracia Rex Anglie, Dominus Hibernie, Dux Normannie, 
 Aquitanie, et Comes Andegavie, Archiepiscopis, Episcopis, Abbatibus, 
 Prioribus, Comitibus, Baronibus, Justiciariis, Forestariis, Vicecomitibus, 
 Prepositis, Ministris, et omnibus Ballivis et Fidelibus suis, salutem. 
 Inspeximus Cartam quam Dominus Johannes Rex, Pater noster, fecit 
 omnibus Hominibus de tota Devonia, in hec verba, Johannes, Dei gracia, 
 Rex, etc , Archiepiscopis, Episcopis, etc., salutem. Sciatis nos deforest- 
 asse totam Devoniam de omnibus que ad Forestam et ad Forestarios 
 pertinent, usque ad metas antiquorum regardorum de Dertemora et 
 Exemora, que regarda fuerunt tempore Regis Henrici Primi; ita quod 
 tota Devonia et Homines in ea manentes, et heredes eorum, sint deaffores- 
 tati omnino, et quieti et soluti de nobis et heredibus nostris inperpetuum 
 de omnibus que ad Forestam et ad Forestarios pertinent, exceptis duabus 
 Moris prenominatis, scilicet Dertemore et Exmore, per predictas metas. 
 Volumus, eciam, et concedimus quod predict! Homines de Devonia et 
 heredes eorum habeant consuetudines infra regarda Morarum illarum, 
 sicut habere consueverant tempore predicti Regis Henrici ; faciendo inde 
 consuetudines quas inde facere consueverant et debuerant. Et quod liceat 
 eis qui voluerint extra predictas metas essartare. parcos facere, omnimodam 
 venacionem capere, canes, arcus et sagittas, et alia omnimoda arma habere, 
 et saltatoria facere, nisi in divisis predictarum Morarum, ubi non poterunt 
 saltatoria vel haias facere. Et si canes eorum excurrerint in Forestam 
 nostram, volumus quod ipsi inde deducantur, sicut et alii Barones et 
 Milites inde deducuntur qui sunt deafforestati, et qui marchiant alibi 
 Foreste nostre. Et volumus quod nnus turnus Vicecomitis tantum fiat per 
 annum in Comitatu Devonie, et ille turnus fiat post Festum Sancti 
 Michaelis, ad inquirendum Placita Corone et alia que ad Coronam pertinent, 
 sine occasionibus alicui, faciendum. Et quod plures turnos non faciat, 
 nisi pro Placitis Corone, cum evenerint attachianda cum Coronatoribus, et 
 propter pacem assecurandam ; ita, quidem, quod in Itinere illo nichil 
 capiat ad opus suum. De prisonibus, vero, qui capti fueriut in Comitatu 
 Devonie, de quibus Vicecomes habeat potestatem eos replegiandi, et quorum 
 plegiagium Comitatus Devonie voluerit super se capere, volumus et 
 concedimus quod per consilium eorum replegientur ; ita quod per odium 
 vel occasionem Vicecomitis ulterius in prisona non detineantur. Et si 
 Vicecomes in juste gravaverit predictos Homines Devonie, et inde convictus 
 fuerit, incidet in misericordiam nostram, et nos de eo misericordiam 
 capiemus, et alium Vicecomitem eis substituemus, qui eis bene et legaliter 
 tractabit. Teste Domino Hereberto, Sarumensi Episcopo ; Galfrido Filio 
 Petri, Comite Essexie ; Baldewino, Comite Albemarlie ; Willelmo, Comite 
 de Ferariis ; Henrico, Comite Herefordie ; Willelmo de Braose, Hugone de 
 
140 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP 
 
 Neville, Willelmo Brewerre, Simone de Pateshulle Datum, per manum 
 Domini Simonis Cicestrensis Electi, apud Wyntoniam, decimo octavo die 
 Maii, Anno Regni nostri quinto [1204]. Nos, autem, concessiones predictas 
 ratas habentes et gratas, eas pro nobis et heredibus nostris concedimus et 
 confirmamus, sicut Carta predicti Domini Johannis Regis, Patris nostri, 
 plenius et liberius testatur ; hiis Testibus, Venerabili Patre, Waltero, 
 Eboracensi Archiepiscopo, Anglie Primate ; Petro de Sabaudia ; Magistro 
 Willelmo de Kilkenny, Archidiacono Conventrensi ; Bertramo de Criolle ; 
 Ricardo de Grei ; Johanne de Grei ; Roberto de Muscegros ; Gilberto de 
 Segrave ; Roberto Walerand ; Bartholomeo Pecche ; Roberto le Noreis ; 
 Willelmo de Cheemy (sic) ; Johanne de Gerres ; etaliis. Datum, per manum 
 nostram,, apud Wyndeleshoure, vicesimo quinto die Aprilis, Anno Regni 
 nostri tricesimo sexto [1252], 
 
 Et nos, Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, existentes 
 Londoniis, et videntes dictam Original era Cartam in manibus cujusdam 
 Thome Neubegyn, clerici dicti Abbatis, cum ipsa Originali per Fratrem 
 Robertum Champeaux, tune Abbatem Tavistochie, Londonias, ut dicebatur, 
 missi, Transcriptum seu Copiam ipsius, ut suprascribitur, nobis fieri 
 fecimus viij die mensis Octobris, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo vicesimo, 
 et Regni Regis Edwardi, Filii Regis Edwardi, quartodecimo, et in hoc 
 nostro Registro rescribi, ad pleniorem memoriam futurorum; 152. 
 
 Digeliscombe, Gonnilda de]'(0rd. Pris.) 236 b . 
 Diptford [Dupeforde, MS.], 
 
 Nicholas de Wavyntone, R, Dispensation: non-residence for two years, 
 " contemplacione Domini Johannis de Grey ,Militis ; salva Domino potestate 
 revocandi" (13 Sept., 1309); 43 b John [de LynleyeJ, R., Dispensation: 
 " Licencia intendendi obsequiis Domine Margarete de Moeles per quatuor 
 menses infra annum, a Festo Purificacionis Beate Virginis [2 Feb.] proximo 
 secuturo numerandos " (23 Jan., 1322-3) ; 171 b . 
 
 Dupeforde, Roger de, collated to Egloshayle ; 127 b , (Ord.) 240 b . 
 Direwyne, John, Canon of Exeter, deceased ; 140. See 
 
 Budleigh ; 63 b : L 199. 
 Dittisham [Didesham, MS.], 
 
 Sir Richard de Inkepenne, R., Dispensation in his favour till Michaelmas, 
 from 9 May, 1308 ; 33 b : renewed for a year from last Michaelmas, to study, 
 etc. (31 Oct., 1308); 36: for a year "in obsequio Johannis de Sancto 
 Amando (23 Sept., 1316) ; 115. 
 
 Dockham [Dockumbe and Doccombe, MS.], in the Parish of 
 
 Moreton-Hampstead ; L 209, 212 (see Vol. I, page 481). 
 Doddiscombsleigh [Doddescumbeleghe, etc., MS.], 
 
 Sir Robert de Cheverestone, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two 
 years from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (20 Sept., 1310) ; 56 : for three years (1 
 Oct., 1316) ; 115: for five years, with leave to put his Benefice out to farm 
 (18 July, 1318), "et dabit interim ex fine, singulis annis, imam 
 marcam " ; 128. 
 
 Dodyscumbe, John de, presents to Doddiscombsleigh ; 45 b . 
 Dodewille, John de, inst. to Burrington ; 44. 
 Dogletone, John de, see Upton-Pyne (Inst.) ; 69 b . 
 Doignel, Adam, co-patron of Menhenyot ; 123 b . 
 Doyngnel, Eanulph ; L 191 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 141 
 
 Dolburghe, Richard de, presented to Clovelly: 32 b , 87. See 
 
 L 196 b . 
 
 Dollynge, Roger, inst. to St. Austell ; 181. 
 Donecastre, William de, merchant ; L 207 b . 
 Donstorre, Roger de, inst. to Clyst-Hydon ; 38 : resigns, and 
 
 is inst. to Stoke-Damarel ; 144 b : resigns ; 1 52 b : is inst. 
 
 to Payhembury ; 154. 
 
 Doromit, John, Proctor for Nicholas de Mothaye ; 59 b . 
 Doueglas, Sir James, Knt., see Scotland ; 134. 
 Doueslonde (or Doneslonde), Luke de, R. of Exbourne ; 42 b . 
 Doune, John de, presented [and inst.] to Stoke-Climsland ; 
 
 167, 167 b : resigns; 169. 
 
 Doune, Ralph de, R. of Goodleigh ; (Ord.) 234, L 210 b . 
 Doune, Robert de, inst. to Ringmore ; ] 80. 
 Doune, Thomas de, inst. to St. John-in-Cornwall ; 127 b . 
 
 A Thos. de Downe, died R. of Heanton-Punchardon ; 148. 
 Doune, Walter de, Proctor for John Parys ; 112 b . 
 Dourys, Walter de, Rector of Cheldon, deceased ; 79 b . 
 Dovre, Fulbert de, R. of Ashreigney 34 b , 71, 72 b , 110, 145 b . 
 Dowland [Dewelande, MS.], 
 
 The Abbess and Convent of Canonsleigh obtain Licence to put out this 
 Church to farm, for three years (14 March, 1322-3); I74 b . 
 
 Down-St. Mary, John Pollard, R. ; 35 b : ordained priest; (Ord.) 
 
 218 : resigns ; 123. 
 Draicote, Hugh de ; L 199. 
 Dreynac, John, inst. to Haccombe ; 105. 
 
 Drokenesforde, Andrew de,inst. to St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier ; 157 b . 
 Drokenesforde, 1 John de, Canon of Bosham, 
 
 He appeared before the Bishop, by proxy, 2 22 Sept., 1308, at Chudham, 
 and took the Oath of Obedience ; 35 b . See Parliament, 72. 
 
 Drym, the Manor of, see Arundelle, John de ; 126 b . 
 Dude, John, a Vicar in Bosham Collegiate Church ; 35. 
 Duloe [Duelo and Dulo, MS.], Tremadart in the Parish of, see 
 "Oratories"; 53 b . 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Carlefcone, R. Licence of non -residence, for a year from 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (2 Aug., 1318; ; 128 b . See, also, L 213. Sir 
 
 1 Afterwards Bp. of B. and W. ; Andrew 2 Jordan de Hertwelle, chaplain, whose 
 de Drokenesforde, R. of St. Mawgan, " Procuratorium " is dated Berkham- 
 
 was his nephew. sted, 2 Aug., 1308. 
 
142 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Nicholas Makerel, 2 R., "Licencia standi in obsequiis Venerabilis Patris 
 Domini Willelmi [de Meltone], Eboracensis Arcbiepiscopi," till Michaelmas, 
 1322 (10 May, 1321) ; 158. 
 
 Sequestrum Dulo, 
 
 Walterus, etc., dilectis filiis in Christo, Decano de Westwevelschire, 3 et 
 Domino Waltero, 4 Perpetuo Vicario Ecclesie Sancti Clari, nostre Diocesis, 
 salutem, graciam, et benediccionem. Ad Ecclesiam de Dulo Parochialem, 
 nostre Diocesis memorate, pro Dedicacionis officio, quo tune indiguit ipsa 
 Ecclesia, impendendo personaliter declinantes, non est diu ; dornos Hectorie 
 Ecclesie prelibate et cetera edificia tantis et talibus ruinis oculo corporali 
 conspeximus deformari quod ad nostram et aliorum recepcionem inutilia 
 totaliter exstiterunt. Cum, igitur, sacris Antiquorum Patrum couveniat 
 Institutis ut qui ab Ecclesiis et Ecclesiasticis Beneficiis non nulla percipiunt 
 emolumenta, onera teneantur incumbencia supportare, sintque Ecclesiarum 
 Rectores nostre Diocesis per quandam Predecessoris 5 nostri Constitucionem 
 Synodalem, ac aliam ad domos et edificia hujusmodi integra conservanda, 
 et diruta restauranda efficaciter, obligati pariter et astricti ; nos, attendentes 
 quod Dominus Nicholaus Makerel, Rector Ecclesie de Dulo predicte, in 
 remotis degens, collecta pecunia ex vendicione fructuum et provencionum 
 ipsius Ecclesie, ipsam consumit inutiliter, ut timemus, quodque predictum 
 Nicholauin Rectorem monuerimus ut, infra certum tempus jam effluxum, 
 domos et edificia hujusmodi, tune ruinam minancia, congrue refecisset, 
 omnes fructus, redditus, et proventus, qualitercumque provenientes, ad 
 Rectorem ipsum spectantes, jam perceptos et extantes, give in horreis 
 fuerint sive in manibus debitorum quibus debitoribus solucionem cujus- 
 cumque debiti pro fructibus hujusmodi sibi venditis eidem Rectori, seu 
 procurator! ejusdem, per vos interdici volumus faciendam nostro posuimus 
 sub Sequestro. Et, cum fructus hujuamodi jam extantes ad reparacionem 
 tot et tantorum defectuum, qui de centum marcis sterlingorum communi 
 judicio nequeunt reparari, non sufficiant congruenter, fructus, eciam, 
 percipiendos anno proximo secuturo, qui ad valorem quadraginta marcarum 6 
 communi estimacione se extendent, ex causa hujusmodi similiter providimus 
 sequestrandos, et in reparaciouem hujusmodi defectuura convertendos. 
 Quocirca, de vestra fide et circumspeccione plenam in Domino fiduciam 
 optinentes, hujusmodi Sequestri custodiam vobis tenore Presencium 
 committentes, vobis injungimus et mandamus quatinus circa hujusmodi 
 custodiam taliter vos habere curetis quod de ipso nobis respondere 
 poteritis, cum fueritis congrue requisite. Ad inquirendurn, vero, de 
 nominibus debitorum de quibus supra fit mencio, et debita ab eis exigendum 
 et recipiendum ad usam predictum, fructusque hujusmodi colligendum et 
 distrahendum, vice et auctoritate nostra, necnon quoscumque in hac parte 
 contradictores et rebelles compescendum, cum Canonica cohercione specialem 
 committimus potestatem. Datum apud Dulo, xv die mensis Octobris, 
 Anno Domini M CCC mo xxj ; 161 b . 
 Dedication of the Parish-Church (see "Dedications ") ; 161 b . 
 
 2 Evidently, the same person is referred 
 to in both cases Sir Nicholas 
 Makerel, de Carletone. There was 
 no Institution in the interval ; and 
 the name of the Somersetshire 
 Parish, Charlton-Mackrell, explains 
 the difficulty. 
 
 3 The old name of the Deanery of West. 
 
 4 Walter Wyot, of Blakemore (See St. 
 Cleer, Inst. ; fol. 56 b .) 
 
 6 Bishop Quivil. See Vol. I, p. xx. 
 6 The Rectory was valued in 7 3s. 4d. 
 
 in 1291 (See Vol. I, p. 468), and in 
 22 4s. 2d. in 1536. The wording is 
 obscure, but it cannot be meant that 
 the revenue of a single year amounted 
 to 40 marks (26 13s. 4d.) The 
 word " extendent " must be taken 
 to imply that the revenue of the 
 next year would make up 40 marks 
 together with the revenue of the 
 current year, and all arrears and 
 debts. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 143 
 
 Dunchideock [Dunsydioc and Donschidiocke, MS.], 
 
 Master Robert, son of Ralph [de Schillingford], R., Dispensation: non- 
 residence for a year from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (2 Sept., 1310) ; 54 b . 
 A second Entry, just below, shews that this business was completed on 
 the following day. Again, for two years (2 Oct., 1313) ; 79 b . 
 
 Dunkeswell, the Abbat and Convent of, Patrons of Awlis- 
 
 combe; 82, 149 b : Dunkeswell; 44 b , 70: Sheldon; 131. 
 Dunnyslonde, Peter de, late Canon of Glasney ; 119 b , L 191. 
 Dunnynge, William, R. of Bideford ; 42 b : deceased; 129 b . 
 Dunsbeare (in Merton), see Servyngton (Oratories) ; 47 b , 174. 
 Dunsford [Donesforde, MS.] ; Appropriation of the Rectory to 
 
 Canonsleigh Abbey ; 86 b . See page 94. 
 Ordinacio Vicarie Ecdesie de Dons ford, de consensu 
 
 Abbatisse et Conventus de Leghe, verarum Patronarum 
 
 ejusdem, 
 
 Videlicet, quod .... Vicarii .... habeant, nomine Vicarie predicte, 
 domos ubi Presbiter ibidem morari consuevit, una cum toto gardino ex 
 parte Australi Ecclesie predicte, et cum clauso proximiori illi gardino ex 
 parte Orientali ipsius gardini, ubi quedam semita transit per medium, et 
 cum toto altilagio dicte Ecclesie, in quo decimam feni, pomorum, et 
 curtilagiorum nunc existencium cum vanga excultorum in dicta Parochia 
 debeant comprehend! ; et . . . . majores decimas de villis de Foleford et 
 Clyfford, tarn de dominicis quam de terris quas tenentes eoruudem locorum 
 tenent in eadem Parochia de villis et de dominicis antedictis. Onus, vero, 
 reparacionis et sustentacionis cooperture, vitri fenestrarum Cancelli dicte 
 Ecclesie, Librorum, et aliorum Ornamentorum ... .ad Rectorem 
 pertinencium, postquam semel per predictas Religiosas premissa sufficienter 
 reparata fuerint et inventa, ad predictum Vicarium et successores suos in 
 eadem pertinebit temporibus secuturis ; et solvent Vicarii Loci Archidiacono 
 Procuracionem, Synodaticum, et Cathedraticum. The Abbey was to bear 
 all other burdens whatsoever. And the following provision is subjoined: 
 " Tenentur predicta Abbatissa et Conventus, in predicta area ad predictam 
 Vicariain superius assignata, edificare suis sumptibus domos competentes, in 
 quibus Vicarius Loci residere valeat et morari ; et interim habeat Vicarius 
 inhabitacionem Aule et camerarum adjacencium, et aliarum domorum 
 sufticiencium pro statu suo de domibus Rectori, predictis Abbatisse, et 
 Conventui reservatis, quas .... reparare et sustinere suis sumptibus 
 tenebuntur quousque domus Vicarie edificate fuerint, ut est dictum (22 
 Dec., 1314) ; 100 b . 
 
 The Bishop granted to Sir Pagan de Donsforde, who had been Rector of 
 this Parish, an annual Pension of 100s., "de Camera sua," till he could 
 provide him with a suitable Benefice (30 Aug., 1312) ; 73. He resigns 
 his Prebend in Crediton ; 74. See L 188 b . 
 
 Dunstaple, John de, inst. to Stoke-Climsland ; 169. 
 Dunterton [Dountertone, MS.], 
 
 Sir Reginald de Wolvedone, priest, R., " Licencia stand! in obsequiis 
 Magistri Ricardi de Coletone, Precentoris Exonie " for a year from 26 
 Sept., 1321 ; 160 b . Dunkertone, Rob. de; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Duntone, William de, and others, 
 
 Nota Clericos liberates suo Diocesano in Accione Personali. Inter Placita 
 coram Consilio Regis in crastino Sancti Martini, Anno Regni Henrici 
 
144 THE KEGISTEK OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Filii Regis Johannis xxxviij , incipiente xxxix [12 Nov., 1254], hoc 
 
 sequens Placitum invenitur : 
 
 SDFFOLCHIE, Magiater Willelmus de Duntone, Robertas de Leya, et 
 Regiualdus de Duntone, attachiati fuerunt ad respondendum Thonie de 
 Soterlee, de Placito quare vi et armis venerunt ad domum Thoroldi le 
 Feure, in Benacre, et ipsum Thomam verberaverunt et male tractaverunt, 
 et equuin sunm cum hernesio abduxerunt, et vestes suas asportarunt, 
 contra Pacem, etc. Et unde queritur quod Die Dominica proxiina ante 
 Festum Sancti Laurencii, Anno xxxvj t0 [4 Aug., 1252], fecerunt ei predictam 
 transgressionem etc., unde dampnum xxx marcarum, etc. Et Magistri 
 Willelmus, Robertus, et Reginaldus veneruut, et dicunt quod Clerici sunt, 
 et volunt corani Episcopo suo inde respondere. Et super hoc venit 
 Johannes de Duntone, ex parte Norwicensis Episcopi, cum Literis ipsius 
 Episcopi Patentibus ; et petiit predictos Magistrum Willelmum, Reginaldum, 
 et Robertum tanquam Clericos, et liberantur ei tanquam Clerici. Et 
 dictum est predicto Thome quod sequatur versus eos in Curia Episcopi, si 
 voluerit. Et dicit quod vult sequi. Ex quo, quidem, Placito apparet quod 
 ubi egit Laicus contra Clericos, in Curia Regis, in Accione Personali, ad 
 peticionern Episcopi sunt liberati eidem ; 154 b . 
 
 Durand, John, Sacristan of Bosham : (Ord.) 240 b , 241 , 241 b . 
 
 Durand, Michael, see Arundelle, John de ; 102. 
 
 Dnrneforde, Nicholas de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 
 Dyawedone, William de, inst. to Trentishoe ; 37. 
 
 Dynham, John de, presents to Roche ; 139 b . 
 
 Dynham, Margaret de, presents to Cardinham ; 124: to 
 
 Clayhidon ; 167, 171 ; to Hemyock, 162 b . She was the 
 
 relict of Joceus de Dynham ; L 211. 
 Dyteneshale, Henry de ; L 188 b . 
 
 E. 
 
 East Allington [Alyngtone, MS.], 
 
 Andrew de Alyngtone, R., Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, 
 etc., "die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Luce, Evangeliste, Litera 
 Dominicali A " (23 Oct., 1312) ; 74*>. 
 
 East Anstey [Estansti, MS.], 
 
 Master Alexander de Eggesworthe, "tune accolitus ", Dispensation: non- 
 residence till 24 June, 1326, to study, etc. (26 April, 1325) ; 184. 
 
 East-Buckland [Estboclaunde, MS.], 
 
 William de Crauthorne, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence till 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (27 Dec., 1 1310) ; 58 b : renewed for a year 
 (8 Dec., 1311) ; 67: again (10 Nov., 1313) ; 81 b . Sir David [Aunsel or 
 Anselm, priest], R., Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas " ad 
 requisicionem Domini Johannis de Knovile, Militis, quod possit stare in 
 obsequio suo" (24 Nov., 1314); 100: again, from 18 Aug., 1316, till 
 Michaelmas, 1317, " ut .... stare possit in obsequio Domini Johannis de 
 Knovyle, Militis, pro qua, quidem, Licencia promisit sponte ad novam 
 Tabulam dimidiam marcam " ; 114: again, "Licencia visitandi Limina 
 
 1 sexto Kalendas Januarii, 
 
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 Beati Jacobi in instanti anno ; ita quod redeat quam cicius comode poterit 
 ad commissam sibi curam " (11 Jan., 1318-19) ; 140: and again, "Licencia 
 intendendi obsequiis Domine Alicie de Knoville, for a year ; but he was 
 to return, from time to time, to his Church (29 Oct., 1319) ; 144 b . 
 
 East Ogwell [Est Wogwille, MS.], 
 
 Master Peter de Grimestone, R. , Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (20 Dec., 1308) ; 37 : renewed (21 Oct., 1309) ; 44 b :j(priest) Licence 
 of non-residence, to study Theology or Canon-Law, till Michaelmas (29 
 Oct., 1311) ; 64. Sir William de Burecestre 1 , R., Licence of non- 
 residence for three years " pro suis et ipsius Ecclesie negociis, . . . . et 
 dabit Fabrice Exoniensi quolibet anno j marcam " (15 Dec., 1314) ; 100 b : 
 again (priest) Licence of non-residence for two years ; " ita quod interim 
 ad residenciam in ipsa Ecclesia personaliter faciendam rninime teneatur, 
 dum tamen de fructibus et obvencionibus ipsius Ecclesie pauperibus 
 parochianis ejusdem Ecclesie, sub certa pena per Dominum eidem Willelmo 
 imponendam si id non fecerit, debita porcio erogetur " (19 April, 1318), 
 " et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis ij marcas " ; 126: renewed for 
 two years from Michaelmas, with license to put his Benefice out to farm 
 (18 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b 
 
 Edington, Walter de, R of Stoke-Fleming (deceased a 
 
 suicide) : 72. 
 Edward II., Presentations 2 to Benefices by, 
 
 To St. Illogan ; 31 : to Puddington ; 39 : to St. Stythian's ; 42 b : to Clay- 
 hanger ; 65: to St. Ludgvan ; 72 : to St. Creed; 101: to St. Stephen's- 
 by-Saltash; 116 b : to Lanteglos-by-Camelford ; 120: to Lifton ; 143: to 
 Lapford; 169. 
 
 Edward, Prince of Wales, presents to Redruth ; 112 b . 
 Eggbuckland [Ecckeboclaunde and Ekeboclonde, MS.], 
 
 To William, Vicar of, " ceco, et senio confracto ", Hugh de Wodeford, 
 chaplain, was appointed guardian (15 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. Richard Gordet, 
 V. ; being aged and infirm, a coadjutor 3 was appointed 20 Nov., 4 1314 ; 100. 
 
 Eggebyare, Robert de, and John de Pasforde, 
 
 They had been excommunicated for contumacy and manifold offences, at the 
 instance of Sir Adam Marchaunt, R. of Bondleigh ; but for forty days and 
 longer they continued obdurate, and on the Bishop's significavit had been 
 committed to prison. On their submission the Bishop granted them absolu- 
 tion, and requested the Sheriff of Devon to set them at liberty (19 Feb., 
 1310-11) ; 59 b 
 
 Eggesford [Egenesforde, MS.], 
 
 John de Hantesford, R., "Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 1310, to study, etc. (30 Aug., 1309) ; 43: renewed (6 Sept., 1310 Heauntene- 
 ford, MS.); 55. 
 
 Eggesworthe (also Eggeworthe), Alexander de, inst. to East 
 Anstey; 184. See Consistory Court : 172 b . 
 
 1 "Burncestria," fol. 100; "Burcestre," 3 A blank space was left for his name, 
 fol. 126. but not filled in. 
 
 2 In some of these cases the King 4 die Mercurii proxima post Festum 
 presented " racione Custodie." The Sancti Edmundi, CantuariensisArchi- 
 particulars will be found under episcopi. 
 
 " Institutions." 
 
 K 
 
146 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Egleby, William, and Sibilla his Wife, reference to his Will 
 
 (see " Wills ") ; L 21 2 b . 
 
 Egloshayle, John de Upavene, R. of ; 79 : see Middeltone ; 38. 
 Eglosheil, Ivo de, collated to St. Ervan ; 152 b , 158. 
 Eglosmerther, Thomas de, inst. to St. Me wan ; 128 b . 
 Eglosros, William de, inst. to South Petherwin ; 160 b . 
 Elger, John, heymonger ; L 21 l b . 
 
 Elingham, Thos. de, resigns Ohurchstanton ; 72 b . See L 210. 
 Elinham, Walter de, inst. to Chawleigh ; 160, 177. 
 Elnestede, Robert de, see Bosham ; 1 5 b . 
 Ely, Fr. John de Ketene, Bishop-Elect of, 
 
 Our Bishop, writing to the Primate, excuses himself from attending his 
 Consecration "arduis Ecclesie nostre negociis, tune in presencia nostra 
 tractandis, legitime prepediti " (26 July, 1310) ; 53 b . 
 
 Ely, Aymeric Gerardi, Archdeacon of, occurs in May, 1318, 
 
 see Scotland; 133. This Archdeacon is omitted in Le 
 
 Neve's List. 
 Enderby, Robert de, Official of the Archdeacon of Chichester, 
 
 see Bosham ; 1 4, etc. 
 
 Engeleis, baptized, Agnes confirmed, Joan, see Petit ; 108. 
 Engleis, Hugh le, R. of Talaton ; 43 b (bis). 
 Engleis, Nicholas, Walter, and Sampson le ; Letter from the 
 
 Bishop to the King, 
 
 Excellentissimo Principi, etc., salutem in Eo per Quern Reges regnant et 
 mundi Principes dominantur. Excellencie vestre Regie tenore Presencium 
 intiinamus quod, licet quidam Nicholaus le Engleis, clericus, nostre Diocesis, 
 dudum de receptamento cujusdam Walteri le Engleis, filii sui, ac eciam 
 cujusdam Sampsonis, fratris clerici ejusdein, pro diversis latrociniis sibi 
 hnpositis, et in Coronatoris presencia per dictum Sampsonem confessatis, 
 suspensorum, indictatus fuisset, captus postmodum, imprisonatus, et demum 
 nostro carceri, juxta consuetudinem Regni Anglie et Ecclesiasticam 
 libertatem, tanquam clericus liberatus ; idem, tamen, clericus postmodum, 
 die et loco in hac parte competentibus, comparuit coram nobis et super 
 hujusmodi crimine sibi imposito, in forma Ecclesie legittime se purgavit. 
 Quocirca Majestatem vestram Regiam humiliter imploramus quatinus terras 
 et tenementa, bona, et catalla, ejusdem clerici in manus vestras, occasione 
 premissa, capta, et hue usque detenta, eidem, si placet, preeipere dignemini 
 liberari. Majestatem vestram Regiam conservet Altissimus per tempora 
 diuturna (1 Oct., 1321); 161. See folio 1 (page 3). 
 
 Episcopal Estates in Devon and Cornwall, Commissio de 
 dubiis : 
 
 Directed to Ralph Germeyn (Precentor), Thomas de Hentone (Treasurer), and 
 Thomas de Stapeldone, Canons of Exeter (30 Sept., 1313), " ad decidendum 
 et terminandum omnia dubia super Compotis Ballivorum et Prepositorum 
 nostrorum tarn Devonie quam Cornubie, sive hujusmodi dubia justiciam 
 contineant sive graciam " ; 79 b . Another copy of this Commission, with 
 the same date, is entered on fol. 80. Sir John Toillero was associated with 
 

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 the other Commissioners, and provision was made for the allowance of all 
 reasonable expenses incurred, on the Bishop's behalf, by Richard de 
 Hacche. 
 
 Eressy, Richard de, collated to St. Mullion ; 50. See L 214. 
 Erlescombe, Richard de, and John, his son ; L 197. 
 Ermington (" Medietas Ecclesie de Ermyngtone "), 
 
 Henry de Weymue, priest, had been presented by Sir John de Banstede 
 (while Nicholas de Teukysbyry was still in possession, but " absque 
 titulo ") ; and the Bishop directed the Official of the Archdn. of Totnes to 
 make Inquisition thereupon (8 June, 1308) ; 34. A similar Commission 
 was directed, 10 June, to his own Official -Principal ; 34 b . 
 
 Ermyne, Sir William de, " Domini Regis clericus ", 
 
 The Bishop grants him an Annual Pension of xls., " de Camera nostra," 
 till he could provide him with a suitable Benefice (8 March 1314-15) ; 104 b . 
 
 Ernulphi, Willelmus filius, see Bosham; 15 b . 
 
 Ertecombe, Nicholas de ; L 197 b . 
 
 Especke, William le, Patron of Wembworthy ; 41. 
 
 Espice, Peter le, inst. to Tregony ; 183 b . 
 
 Esse, George de, inst. to Romansleigh ; I76 b . 
 
 Esse, Nicholas de, inst. to Sampford-Peverell ; 180 b . 
 
 Esse, Oliver de, see Otterton Priory ; 114. 
 
 Esse, Ralph de, presents to Roseash ; 174, 
 
 Esse, Richard de, R. of Huish ; 35 b (Ord.) 224 b : admitted (in 
 commendam) to the Precentorship of Crediton ; 72 : 
 he was R. of Roseash at the time of his death ; 174. 
 
 Esse, Thomas de, see " Wills "Bishop Bytton's ; 86 b : he 
 resigns Newton-Tracy ; 1 1 6 b : is inst. to a Portion in the 
 Church of Tiverton; 127, 130, 154, (Ord.) 239 "Porcio- 
 narius de Bradeforde in Ecclesia de Twy vertone," 240, 240 b . 
 
 Esse, Walter de, the Bishop's Official-Peculiar ; 55 b : collated 
 to Shobrooke ; 80, 87 b , (Ord.) 232, 233 : Canon (87 b ) and 
 Treasurer of Crediton ; 58 b , 154 b . See L 189 b . 
 
 Essewauter, Philip de, inst. to All-Hallows, Goldsmith Street, 
 Exeter ; 41, 76 : to Bishop's Tawton ; 129 b . See L 201. 
 
 Etone, Master Geoffrey de, clerk, see Bosham (Inst.) ; 59 : also, 
 Harberton, (Inst.) ; 75 b . 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of five silver marks " de Camera nostra," to 
 be paid yearly at Michaelmas (24 April, 1 1319) ; 140 b . 
 
 Euty, Thomas de, see St. Vepe ; 35: collated [Ewthi, MS.] 
 
 to Morval ; 41. 
 Everdone, John de, Chancellor of the Cathedral ; L 187 b 189 b . 
 
 1 viij Kalendas Maii. 
 
148 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ewelme; L 195. 
 
 Ex [Lower" Netherexe," MS.], in Wyke-St. Mary ; L 191. 
 
 Exbourne [Ekesborne and Ekisborne, MS.], 
 
 " Apud Middeltone [Milton- Abbot], comparuerunt corarn Domino Lucas de 
 Doneslonde, Rector de Honichorche, et Qalfridus Kyteknolle, presbiter, et 
 confess! sunt se teneri Domino Waltero pro fructibus Ecclesie de Ekesborne 
 vacantis in octodecim marcis sterlingorum, solvendis eidem Episcopo in 
 Festis Purificacionis Beate Virginis [2 Feb.] et Invencionis Sancte Crucis 
 [3 May] proximo sequentibus, sine ulteriori dilacione ; et condempnati 
 sunt per Johannem Wele, Commissarium, per Sentenciam Precepti, sub 
 pena Excommunicacionis extunc incurrende, si non fecerint ut est dictum 
 (12 July, 1309) ; 42 b . 
 
 Richard de Wydeslade, R., Dispensation: non-residence for five years, to 
 study, etc. (28 Dec., 1309) ; 45 b . William de Coruu, subdeacon, R., 
 Dispensation : non-residence for one year from Michaelmas, to study, etc. 
 (21 Sept., 1315)," et dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem dimidiam marcam"; 
 109 b : renewed for one year (27 Feb., 1316-17) ; 117 lj : for a year (24 Sept., 
 1317), " et dabit ad Fabricam, ex fine, dimidiam marcam"; 122: 
 renewed for a year (22 Sept., 1318), " et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam 
 marcam"; 130: renewed till Michaelmas, 1320 (10 Nov., 1319), "et 
 dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam" ; 145: renewed from 31 Dec., 1320, 
 "usque ad Gulam 1 Augusti," 1321 ; 154 b . Robert Poddynge, subdeacon, 
 R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (29 Dec., 1323) ; 
 177 b : renewed for three years (18 Nov., 1324) ; 182. 
 
 Exeter, Walter Lovecoke, of, see Branscombe (Inst.)', I26 b . 
 Exeter Cathedral ; Cantaria Lideforde in la Charnere, 
 
 Apud Nortone, xviij die Marcii [1322-3], Dominus deputavit Dominum 
 Johanuem de Lideforde, capellanum, ad faciendum unam Cantariam in 
 Capella que in Cimiterio Majoris Ecclesie Exoniensis situata vulgariter 
 vocatur Charnere ; videlicet, ad celebrandum die quolibet unam Missam de 
 Sancto Spiritu, vel de Die, dum Dominus vixerit, et post decessum suum 
 pro sua, Predecessorum, et Successorum suorum animabus, ac omnium 
 Benefactorum suorum et Ecclesie sue Exoniensis, et omnium Fidelium, 
 etc., Missam pro requie defunctorum, statim post finitas duas Missas apud 
 Altare quod vocatur Brattones Weved, 2 in Ecclesia Majori Exoniensi 
 predicta, per se, vel per alium si licite fuerit impeditus ; et ad dicendum 
 quolibet die, horis competentibus, Placebo, Dirige, et Commendaciones, 
 necnon ad incipiendum hujusmodi Officium in Festo Beati Michaelis 
 proximo venture ; et ad juvandum Dominum Ricardum de Braileghe, 
 Penitenciarium Domini, in audiendis Confessionibus et penitenciis injun- 
 gendis, quociens ad hoc per ipsum Dominum Ricardum fuerit requisitus ; et 
 ad recipiendum juramentum suum de fideliter exequendo hujusmodi 
 officium predictus Dominus Official! suo suas vices commisit. Super 
 premissis emanavit Litera predicto Domino Johanni ; 175. 
 
 The Dean and Chapter, 
 
 A Commission was directed to the Precentor, the Chancellor, and the 
 Archdeacon of Barnstaple, to preside in the Bishop's Court, during his 
 absence (27 April, 1310) ; 49 b . 
 
 The Bishop's cites them, 15 Nov., 1313, to his Visitation of the Cathedral, 
 
 1 Lammas-Day the First of August 2 Bratton's Altar. " Weved ; an Altar 
 (Hattiwell.) " Initium mensis Augusti (A.-S.},Halliiodl. 
 
 le gule August " (D'Arnis.) 
 
GENERAL INDEX EXETER CATHEDRAL. 
 
 149 
 
 and of the Chapter, Vicars, and Ministers thereof, to be held, 7 Dec. 1 ; 81 b . 
 
 Presentacio super Visitatione firmarum Decani et Capituii 
 Exonie : 
 
 Reverendo Patri in Christo ac Domino, Domino Waltero, etc ., sui humiles et 
 devoti, Decanus et Capitulum Ecclesie Cathedralis Exonieusis, salutem et 
 debitam obedienciam, cum omni reverencia et honore. Ad visitandum 
 Ecclesias nobis appropriatas, in quibus Jurisdiccionem Spiritualem opti- 
 nemus, necnon Clerum et Populum earundem, in Archidiaconatu Exoniensi, 
 quern nuper visit-are cepistis, per Commissiouetn Paternitatis vestre, 
 secundum tenorem Statuti vestri super hoc editi, nomina discretorum 
 virorum, Magistri Ricardi de Coletone, et Domini Thome de Stapel- 
 done, et Domini Ricardi de Brayleghe, Concanonicorum nostrorum, 
 nunciamus, et Paternitati vestre ten ore Presencium presentamus ; ita 
 quod, assumpto uno de nominatis ipsis, et alio Canonico Ecclesie vestre per 
 vos electo adjuncto, per eosdem, ut premittitur, secundum ipsius Statuti 
 effectum, fiant hujusmodi Visitacio et alia que incumbunt. In cujus rei, 
 etc. Datum in Capitulo nostro Exoniensi, iiij Nonas Octobris [4 Oct.], 
 Anno Domini M CCC mo decimo nono. The Commission, directed to 
 Precentor Coletone and Canon Adam Murymouthe, is dated at Cowick, 
 6 Oct. The places to be visited were the Churches " Sancte Sativole " [St. 
 Sidwell's, Exeter], Clist Hinetone (sic), Stoke[-Canon], Brankescom be, 
 Colitone, Sideburi, Salcombe [-Regis], Toppesham, Ide, Doulysche, Litelham, 
 Colebroke, and the Chapel of Nortone, in the Parish of Newton-St. Gyres ; 
 144. 
 
 Election of Dean : 2 Commission directed to the Chapter, 
 
 1 die Veneris in crastino Festi Beati 
 Nicholai, Confessoris. 
 
 2 Dean Andrew de Kilkenny (see Vol. I., 
 page 343) died in 1302, and was 
 succeeded in 1302-3 by the Chancellor, 
 Henry de Somerset, who died in 1307, 
 and was succeeded by Thomas de 
 Lecchelade. As there is no Register 
 of Bishop Bytton extant, the exact 
 dates of these Elections are unknown. 
 But the following interesting Letter, 
 relating to the Election of Somerset, 
 is preserved in the Register of Arch- 
 bishop Robert de Winchelesey (foL 
 288 b ) : " Priori Fratrum Predica- 
 torum, quod moneat Priorem Exonien- 
 sem quod non instet circa Infirma- 
 cionem Magistri Henrici de Somersete, 
 cleriei, electi in Decanum Exoniensis 
 Ecclesie. 
 
 " Robertus, [permissione Divina Cantua- 
 riensis Archiepiscopus, etc.], dilecto 
 sibi in Christo, Thome, Priori Provin- 
 cial! Ordinis Fratrum Predicatorum 
 in Anglia, salutem et sinceram in 
 Domino caritatem. Ex debito Officii 
 nostri tenemur amicorum et subdi- 
 torum procurare quietem, ut in suis 
 gradibus et officiis, sine scandalo et 
 distraccione qualibet, Domino valeant 
 libere militare. Sane, orta nuper 
 
 contencione inter Decanum et Capi- 
 tulum Exoniensis Ecclesie et Priorem 
 et Fratres Ordinis vestri, Civitatis 
 ejusdem, super cujusdam funeris 
 sepultura, dictus Prior vester, vacante 
 Decanatu ipsius Ecclesie, nomine suo 
 et Conventus sui, fecit ad Sedem 
 Apostolicam appellari, ne dictum 
 Capitulum ad Eleccionem Decani 
 procederet, Majoris Excommunica- 
 cionis Sentenciam, ut intelleximus, 
 obiciens in personas eligencium de 
 Capitulo memorato, ac eo pretextu 
 Eleccionem postea factam de discrete 
 viro, Magistro Henrico de Somersete 
 in Decanum nititur infirmare, ut sic 
 ulcionem pro resistencia sepulture 
 predicte, ex preconcepto rancore 
 animi, prosequatur, vel saltim opta- 
 tum per fas et nefas in dicta discordia 
 consequatur. Cum, itaque, pre- 
 missa sint res mali exempli, per que 
 Prelati, Clerus, et Populus, in hiis 
 similibus et majoribus posshit facile 
 ad scandalum provocari contra Fratres 
 vestri Ordinis indistincte, vestre 
 Amicicie effectuose consulimus quati- 
 nus hujusmodi scandali materiam et 
 radicem, cum omni celeritate, faciatis 
 precidi ; presertim cum in prose- 
 quendo jus vestrum super sepultura 
 
150 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Dean Thomas de Lecchelade died early in 1309, and Richard de Morcestre 
 and Roger de Otery, Canons of Exeter, having presented to the Bishop the 
 Petition of the Chapter for Licence to elect, Licence was granted, 16 April, 
 1309, "circiter horam Vesperarum" at Clyst, and Sequestration of the 
 revenues of the Deanery, " infra ambitum Decanatus de Ayllesbeare," was 
 committed to Robert, V. of Otterton, and Reginald de Aysedeswille, 17 
 April ; 40. On 6 July, the Chapter wrote to the Bishop, setting forth that 
 there had been much disagreement among the Canons as to their choice, 
 some preferring Master John de Bruetone, others Master Roger de Otery, so 
 that no Election had taken place ; and they prayed the Bishop 
 to renew his Licence. The Bishop (writing on the same day " circa horam 
 terciam," granted their petition ; 42. [Bishop Grandisson has written here, 
 in the margin " Licencia Eligendi Decanum"]. On 22 January, 1309-10 
 (Master William de Kyngescote having been elected), a Commission "in 
 negocio Eleccionis " was directed to the Archdeacon of Barns taple 
 and Roger de Otery ; and on the same day a second Commission 
 was directed to the Precentor, the Archdeacon of Exeter, the Subdean, the 
 Archdeacon of Barnstaple, "William de Kylkeuny, Richard de Morcestre, 
 John de Bruytone, and Roger de Otery, Canons, giving them authority to 
 deal with the said business on the Bishop's behalf ; 46 b . A Commission 
 was directed, 10 Jan., 1310-11, to Walter de Esse, Treasurer of Crediton, 
 for the Custody of the sequestrated revenues of the Deanery ; 58 b . And 
 he was duly appointed " yconomum seu custodem " thereof, 18 Jan. ; 59. 
 Provisio facta per Episcopum de Decano' in Ecclesia Exoniensi [in the margin, 
 
 in Bishop Grandisson's handwriting " Decanatus Exonie "], 
 IN NOMINE DOMINI, AMEN. Vacante nuper Decanatu Ecclesie nostre Cathedralis 
 Exonieusis, ac Magistro Willelmo de Kyngescote, Canonico ejusdera, in Decanuni 
 ipsius electo, ipsiusque Eleccionis negocio uobis, Waltero, permissione Divina Ex- 
 oniensi Episcopo, postea presentato et coram nobis aliquamdiu examinato, tandem 
 ulteriorem Examinacioneni ipsius negocii et linalem pronunciacionem et totalem 
 exhibicionem ipsius negocii, una cum potestate providendi eidem Exoniensi 
 Ecclesie et ipsius Decanatui de Persona ydonea, si ad nos ipso jure vel per 
 Sentenciam potestas hujusmodi in eventum infirmacionis ejusdem Eleccionis 
 inveniretur legitime devoluta, vices nostras in hiis, et in omnibus aliis premissa 
 contingentibus, discretis viris Domino Archidiacono Barum et Magistro Rogero 
 de Otery, Canonico in Ecclesia Exoniensi, conjunctim et divisim, sub certa 
 forma duximus committendas ; qui in dicto negocio simul aliquamdiu pro- 
 cesserunt. Ac demum idem Archidiaconus Collega suo prefato se excusante, 
 quia invenit dictani Eleccionem, ut asseritur, contra formani Constitucionis 
 Quia propter celebratam, et quia dictns Electus Eleccioni predicte infra tenipus 
 a jure statutum legitime non consensit ; necnon, ex aliis causis que ipsum. 
 movebant, predictam Eleccioneui infirmavit, cassavit, et irritavit, et non valere 
 pronunciavit sentencialiter et diffinitive, predietumque Electum omni jure si 
 quod habuit virtute predicte Eleccionis in predicfco Decanatu vel ad ilium 
 privatum esse pronunciavit, Electoresque ipsius potestate eligendi ilia vice 
 privavit ; necnon jus providendi, ilia vice, eidem Ecclesie de Decano ad nos esse 
 devolutum senteuciando decrevit. Postea, vero, dicte Ecclesie de Decano, 
 videlicet de discrete viro, Magistro Bartholomeo de Sancto Laurencio, Canonico 
 ejusdem Ecclesie providit, et eundeni Decanatum eidem contulit, juxta datam 
 sibi per nos, ut premittitur, potestatem. A qua infirmacione, cassacione, sen 
 irritacione, et ab aliis gravaminibus per nos antea predicto Magistro Willelmo, 
 Electo, ut falso asserebatur illatis, idem Magister Willelmus ad Curiam 
 
 prefata directe possitis via plana et nobis quam cicius poteritis per 
 
 regiaoptinerejusticiecomplementum, portitorem Presencium demandetis. 
 
 sine detraccione cuj usque ; ne ul- Valeatis ! Datum apucl Stebenhethe 
 
 terius in ramos aut palmites iniqui- [Stepney], sub sigillo nostro private, 
 
 tatis temere protendantur, et exinde v Kalendas Aprilis [28 March], Anno 
 
 multorum inquietudo procedat. Et Domini M CCC mo tercio." F.J.B. 
 quid super hiis duxeritis faciendum 
 
GENERAL INDEX EXETER CATHEDRAL. 151 
 
 Cantuariensem se appellasse confingens, Literas Inhibitorias et Citatorias ab 
 eadem Curia contra nos postea impetravit. In qua Curia, cum esset inter 
 prefaturn Magistrum Willelmum, Partem, ut dicebatur, appellantem, et nos, 
 Partem appellatiim, aliquamdiu in dicta Appellacionis Causa processum, 
 Dominus Cantuariensis Archiepiscopus, Tocius Anglie Primas, eandeni Causam 
 ad suum proprium auditorium revocavit, et ibidem fecit diucius agitari. Set 
 demum dicto Magistro Willelmo de Kyngescote, Parte appellante, ab hac luce 
 subtracto, nulloque predictam Appellacionis Causam prosequi volente, idem 
 Dominus Archiepiscopus, prehabitis et servatis omnibus et singulis que in hac 
 parte requirebantur, ab auditorio suo super hiis simpliciter nobis dimisit et 
 dictum negocium ad nostrum remisit examen. Cupientes, igitur, de processu 
 Commissariorum nostrorum predictorum et cujuslibet ipsorum in premissis, ac 
 eciam de forma, vi, ec virtute predicte Provisionis, auctoritate nostra facte, ut 
 dicitur, effici cerciores, ne contra doctrinam Apostoli nirois cito manus cuiquam 
 imponere videremur, ipsuin Magistrum Bartholomeum, de quo Provisio predicta 
 facta fuerat, ad nostram presenciam accessiri et totalem Processum coram 
 predictis Commissariis nostris vel coram altero super hiis habitum, una cum 
 omnibus actis et gestis per ipsos seu alterum ipsorum, nobis mandavimus 
 exhiberi. Comparente, igitur, personaliter coram nobis in Capella nostra de 
 Horsleghe, tercio die mensis Junii, Anno Domini M CCC undecimo, predicto 
 Magistro Bartholomeo ; exhibito, eciam, Processu nobis et Actis supradictis, 
 ipsum Processum, Acta, et formam vim et effectum predicte Provisionis 
 examinavimus diligenter, et, habito riuper premissis et premissa contingentibus 
 disputacione et discussione, prout decuit, pleniori, de consilio juris peritorum 
 nobis assidencium, et de cousensu et licencia Venerabilis Patris Domini 
 Cantuai-iensis Archiepiscopi, Tocius Anglie Primatis, quatenus super hiis 
 requiritur, in cujus Jurisdiccione immediata predicta Capella nostra consistit, 
 super predicta Provisione pronunciavimus in hac forma, 
 
 IN DEI NOMINE, AMEN. Examinato diligenter, nunc et alias, toto Processu habito 
 circa Eleccionem de Magistro Willelmo de Kyngescote in Decanum Exoniensis 
 Ecclesie nuper factam, necnon Provisione facta eidem Ecclesie de Decano per 
 discretum viruru, Dominum Archidiacomim Barum, Commissarium nostrum in 
 hac parte, de te, discreto viro, Magistro Bartholomeo de Sancto Laurencio, 
 presbitero, et Canonico ejusdem Ecclesie, nunc in presencia nostra constitute, et 
 Collacione ejusdem Decanatus tibi facta, resiguatis antea libere in manibus 
 nostris Archidiaconatu Exoniensi et Ecclesia Parochiali de Exemyuistre, nostre 
 Dyocesis, quas tu, Magister Bartholomee, ex Dispensacione Apostolica, de qua 
 nobis ad plenum constat, prius simul tenuisti, ipsaque resignacione per nos 
 acceptata, ipsam Provisionem et Collacionem, quatenus ad nos pertinet, 
 pronunciando ratificamus, approbamus, et confirmamus, predictumque Decana- 
 tum Exoniensis Ecclesie, cujus Provisio et Collacio per pronunciacionein predict! 
 Archidiaconi Barum, que, nulla Appellacione suspensa, in rem transierat 
 judicatam, ad nos sunt, ut premittitur, devolute, tibi, Magistro Bartholomeo de 
 Sancto Laurencio, presbitero, et Canonico ejusdem Ecclesie, cui nichil obviat de 
 Canonicis Institutes, et contra quern, per causani ejusdem Ecclesie super hiis 
 sufficienter premuuitum, nichil omnino est propositum sive dictum, ad honorem 
 Dei, et Gloriose Virginis Marie, et Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum, 
 Patronorum nostrorum, et utilitatem Ecclesie Exoniensis, caritatis intuitu 
 exhabundanti conferimus iterato, et eidem Exoniensi Ecclesie de Decano, et 
 ipsius Ecclesie Decanatui de persona tua similiter providemus ; investientes te 
 per birreti nostri tradicionem presencialiter de eodem. In quorum omnium 
 testimonium premissa omnia et singula per Radulphum de Stoke, clericum, 
 Notarium Publicum et Scribam nostrum, ad premissa specialiter adhibitum, 
 scribi, publicari, et in puplicam formam redigi mandavimus, nostrique sigilli 
 munimine fecimus communiri. Datum et actum die, loco, et anno supradictis, 
 Indiccione IX, Ppntificatus Sauctissimi Patris ac Domini, Domini dementis, 
 Divina Providencia Pape Quinti, Anno Sexto, presentibus Domino Petro de 
 Honitone, Ricardo de Brayleghe, Nicholao de Hele, Magistro Rogero de Sancto 
 Constantino, Ricardo de Falkawille, Johanne de la Pomeray, et aliis ad premissa 
 vocatis et rogatis specialiter Testibus. Et ego, Radulphus de Stoke, clericus, 
 Exoniensis Dyocesis, Sacri Romani Imperii Auctoritate Notarius Publicus, 
 premissis omnibus et singulis, dictis die et loco, Anno, Indiccione, et Pontificatu 
 supradictis, prout suprascribitur, per Venerabilem Patrem predictum ac dictum 
 Magistrum Bartholomeum actis et gestis, una cum predictis Testibus presens 
 interfui, eaque sic ut premittitur fieri \idi et audivi, et ea omnia et singula de 
 
152 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 mandate et auctoritate dicti Patris manu mea scripsi, et in hanc publicam 
 formam redegi, meoque signo consueto signavi, sub Anno, Die, Indiccione, 
 Pontificatu, et loco predictis. Et habet idem Decanus Literas Induccionis ; 61 b . 
 
 The Chancellor of the Cathedral, 
 
 Dispensacio facta Cancettario [Magistro Rogero de Otery], super Lectura, 
 Licet ex Ordinacione circa Appropriacionem et Annexionem Ecclesie Sancte 
 Neweline, in Cornubia, Cancellarie tue predicte dudum factas, Cancellario 
 qui pro tempore fuerit in Ecclesia Exoniensi predicta, legendi et instruendi 
 Ministros ipsius Ecclesie in Theologia vel Jure Canonico onus imponatur, 
 quia, tamen, nobis notorie liquet et existit manifesto notum quod 
 eniolumentum de Cancellaria predicta nullatenus hactenus percepisti, nee 
 usque ad Festum Beati Michaelis Archangeli proximo futurum percep- 
 turus es, unde hujusmodi Lecture onus vel Instruccionis sarcinam quomodo- 
 libet valeas vel debeas snbportare, te ad hoc onus agnoscendurn et suppor- 
 tandum ante Festum Beati Michaelis prelibatum, per te vel alium, minime 
 teneri auctoritate Presencium declaramus. Eb si forsan circa hoc egeas 
 Dispensacione nostra, tecum super hoc, tenore Presencium, Pontifical! 
 Auctoritate dispensamus. In cujus rei, etc. (25 April, 1310) ; 49 b . 
 Dispensation granted to Chancellor Roger de Otery, 
 
 Eo quod per Ordinacionem circa Ecclesiam Sancte Neweline, annexam tue 
 Cancellarie, dudum factam, certus modus legendi et informandi Clerum 
 Ecclesie nostre predicte tibi prefinitur, non obstante, cum pretactis utilita- 
 tibus et legendi officio pro subscripto tempore medio personaliter operam 
 dare nequeas condecenter, ut a Festo Beati Michaelis proximo f uturo usque 
 ad annum complete revolutum hujusmodi legendi et informandi actum hi 
 alterutra de quibus dicta Ordinacio commemorat facultatum, per alium 
 baquilarium ydoneum excercere valeas ; prehabito snper hoc cum Decano et 
 Capitulo Ecclesie nostre predicte tractatu diligenti, Ecclesie nostre evident! 
 utilitate inspecta, de ipsorum expresso consensu, tecum auctoritate Presen- 
 cium misericorditer dispensamus. Nolentes quod tibi, si forsan per te 
 legendi officium prelibatum aliquibus temporibus sponte elegeris, quo ad 
 hujusmodi vacacionis immunitatem et Dispensacionis beneficium, quin per 
 ah'um nichilominus, ut premittitur, cum tu ipse hujusmodi legendi et 
 informandi officio personaliter non insteteris, idem officium per residuum 
 dicti temporis spacium, solitis temporibus, prout regionis mos exposcit, nisi 
 Canonicum impedimentum obsistat, ut premittitur exequi valeas, prejudi- 
 cium quomodolibet generetur. Et nos, Decanus et Capitulum antedicti, 
 prehabito, ut superius annotatur, super prernissis tractatu diligenti, 
 presencialiter premissis omnibus et singulis gratum et benivolum consensum 
 prebemus pariter et assensum (17 July, 1310) ; 53. 
 Letter to Chancellor Henry de Niwetone, 
 
 Walterus, etc., dilecto filio Magistro Henrico de Niwetone, Cancellario in 
 Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi, salutem etc. Licet, ex quadam Ordinacione 
 habita in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi predicta, Cancellario qui pro tempore 
 fuerit in eadem legendi, et instruendi Ministros ipsius Ecclesie et alios in 
 Sacra Theologia, vel saltern Jure Canonico, onus sit impositum ab antique ; 
 quia, tamen, nobis notorie liquet et manifestius notum existit quod 
 emolumentum aliquod de hujusmodi Cancellaria hactenus nullatenus 
 percepisti, nee usque ad Festum Beati Michaelis proximo secuturum es 
 percepturus, unde onera incumbencia eidem valeas comode sustinere, te ad 
 hoc onus agnoscendum et supportandum ante Festum Beati Michaelis 
 predictum per te vel per alium non teneri, auctoritate Presencium, 
 declaramus, tibique ut interim, in loco ubi Universitas seu Studium viget 
 generale, insistere valeas studio Literarum licenciam, quantum in nobis est, 
 concedimus et liberam facultatem. Et, si forte nostra circa hec Dispen- 
 sacione egeas, tecum super hiis, auctoritate Pontifical!, tenore Presencium 
 dispensamus. Datum apud Eboracum, xxiiij die mensis Octobris, Anno 
 Domini M CCC mo vicesimo secundo: 169 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX EXETER CATHEDRAL. 153 
 
 Archdeaconry of Exeter, Commissio de Compoto audiendo: 
 
 Walterus, etc., dilectis filiis Magistro Ricardo de Coletone, Officiali nostro, 
 Waltero de Esse, Thesaurario in Ecclesia Criditonensi, et Henrico de 
 Stowforde, Officiali Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis nostre, salutem. etc. Cum 
 dudum defuncto bone memorie Magistro Willelmo Filio Rogonis, Archi- 
 diacono Exoniensi, Magister Rogerus de Morteho, clericus, tarn ante mortem 
 dicti Magistri Willelmi quam subsequenter post mortem ipsius, perquisita 
 dicti Archidiaconatus, tarn ad eundem defunctum quam ad nos postmodum 
 durante vacacione ejusdem pertinencia, ipsius defuncti et nostro nomine 
 collegisset et recepisset, nee sit Executoribus dicti defuncti vel nobis de 
 hujusmodi perquisite collecto adhuc aliqualiter satisfactum ; set dum 
 dictum perquisitum ab eodem Magistro Rogero per nostros, ipse per 
 solucionem ejusdem factam Executoribus autedictis, et dum per ipsos id 
 exigitur, per solucionem nobis exinde factam nititur excusare, sicque 
 hujusmodi perquisite in manibus prefati Magistri Rogeri integre remanente, 
 nos, volentes super hiis quatenus possumus effici cerciores, vobis tenore 
 Presencium committimus et mandamus quatinus, assignato (sic) eidem 
 Magistro Rogero aliquibus certis die et loco, coram vobis ad calculandum 
 plenius super istis, vocatis ad hoc eisdem Executoribus, ipsius raciocinia tarn 
 super contingentibus Executores predictos quam nos specialiter in premissis, 
 debite audire curetis, ita quod extunc sciri valeat cui quid debitum in hac 
 parte existat ; eundem Magistrum Rogerum ad id, si oporteat, debite 
 compellentes. Quod si non omnes hiis exequendis interfueritis, duo 
 vestrum nichilominus per omnia super hiis faciant quod incumbit ; rescri- 
 bentes nobis, premissis expeditis, quam cicius comode poteritis, per vestras 
 Patentes Literas harum seriem continentes, quid feceritis in premissis: 
 hujusmodi, eciarn, raciocinia nobis tune vestris sigillis fideliter remittatis 
 inclusa. Datum, apud Nortone, vij die mensis Decembris (1315) ; 111. 
 
 The Dean and Chapter present to, 
 
 St. Mullion; 44 b : Sidbury; 50 b : St. Kerian's, Exeter; 52 b 70, 184 b : West- 
 leigh; 53: St. Constantine; 57 b , 60, 183 b : St. Paul's, Exeter; 58 b : St. 
 James's, Exeter; 70: St. Winnow; ibid.: St. Sancreed ; 70, 105: 
 Dawlish; 70: Thorverton; 73 b : Harberton (q.v., Inst.) ; 75 b : St. Mary 
 Church; 79 b : St. Issey ; 100: Littleham V. ; 105: Staverton ; 105, 167: 
 Upottery ; 127, 164: Holy Trinity, Exeter; 128: St. Petrock's, Exeter; 
 128: Buckerell; 141: West Anstey ; 144 b : St. Erth ; 145: Alternon ; 145, 
 150 b : Colyton ; 151 b . 
 
 Concerning certain Houses in the Close, 
 
 Commission: Quinto decimo die Novembris, apud Lagoforde (sic) juxta Sarum 
 [Steeple- Lang ford], facta fuit Commissio Magistro Rogero de Otery, in Causa 
 Appellacionis inter Magistrum Ricardum de Morcestre, Partem Appellantem, 
 et Magistrum Radulphum Germeyn, Partem Appellatam, super quibusdam 
 Domibus infra Clausum Exoniense ; 36 b . 
 
 [The Canons Houses in the Close, Visitations of, 
 
 Visitacio Domorum Canonicorum Ecclesie Beati Petri Exoniensis, infra Clausum 
 Cimiterii predicte Ecclesie, quas Canonici tune inhabitabant ; facta pridie Idus 
 Junii [12 June], A.D. Millesimo tricentesimo primo, per Magistros Johannem de 
 Upavene, Subdecanum et Penitenciarium Ecclesie predicte, et Robertum de 
 Veteri Terra, tune Senescallos Scaccarii Ecclesie supradicte, una cum Roberto, 
 clerico predicti Scaccarii ; associatis eisdem Senescallis in predicta Visitacione 
 Doniinis Johanne Munteyn et Willelmo de Berkstede, predicte Ecclesie Vicariis, 
 in hujusmodi Visitucionibus peritis reputatis :-- 
 
 Inprimis, Doinus Magistri Bartholomei de Sancto Laurencio, Archidiaconi Exonie, 
 repperiuntur competentes in Aula, Capella, Cameris, et aliis officinis, ac 
 sufficientes eciam in ortis et virgultis per eundem melioratis ; nee est ibi defectus 
 notorius, ut videtur. 
 
 Domus tune assignate Precentorie, quas inhabitat Magister Johannes de Upavene, 
 de consensu Domini Willelmi de Pungtyngtone, tune Precentoris, scilicet Aula, 
 
154 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Camera Domini, Capella, et alie Camere, cum suis singulis officinis, sunt 
 
 competentes et sufficientes. 
 Donms Domini Andree [de Kilkenny], Decani, sunt competentes et sufficientes, 
 
 et multum per eum meliorate in Cameris, Capella, et aliis singulis officinis. 
 In Hospicio Magistri Willelmi de Sancta Elena est Aula competens, et due Camere 
 
 sufficientes. Et fecit idem Magister Willelmus in ipso Hospicio multas 
 
 melioraciones, turn in construendo Capellam et camiuum in Camera sua, turn in 
 
 coquina, pistrino, et in muro erecto ad novam Cameram construendam. Et si 
 
 aliquo tempore fuerunt ille Domus competentes, modo sunt multo competen- 
 
 ciores. 
 Domus Magistri Johannis de Exonia, dicti Dyrewyne, sunt sufficientes et multum 
 
 per eundem meliorate in construccione cujusdam stabuli et dornus ad fenum, et. 
 
 in ortis emptis, 
 Domus Magistri Roberti de Veteri Terra sunt sufficientes, tarn in Aula quam in 
 
 Cameris et ceteris officinis multum per eum emendatis. 
 Domus Magistri Thome de Lecchelade sunt sufficientes in Aula et in Cameris, et 
 
 multum per ipsum meliorate in construccione cujusdam nove coquine. Stabu- 
 
 lum, tamen, est ruinosum in parietibus et tecto, et potest repparari sufficienter 
 
 cum Ixs. 
 Domus Magistri Petri de Insula nuper visitate sunt per quosdam certos Visita- 
 
 tores ad hoc electos, et invente defective usque ad estimacionem x marcarum ; 
 
 que cum fuerint repparate visitabuntur. 
 Domus Magistri Roberti de Cumba sunt debiles ; verumptamen per ipsum sunt 
 
 meliorate, et in meliori statu quam eas recepit. Et, tamen, magna indigent 
 
 emendacione. 
 Domus Domini Willelmi de Puntyngtone : nulla est sufficiens preter Aulam, 
 
 Cameram propriam et Capellam et Cameram in Turri. Cetere sunt debiles et 
 
 ruinose. 
 Domus Cancellarii sunt sufficientes, et in singulis officinis multum per eundum 
 
 meliorate ; scilicet, per Magistrum Henricum de Somersete. 
 Domus quas inhabitavit Magister Adam le Blunt, mortuus, sunt sufficienter 
 
 repparate ad inhabitandum, sumptibus Capituli et propriis, quo ad Aulam et 
 
 Cameras ; preterquam Solarium juxta coquinam est ruinosum tarn inferius quam 
 
 superius: qui delectus estimatur ad Gs. per Magistrum Rogerum cementarium, 
 
 qui peritus est in talibus. 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, Anno Domini M CCC tercio intrante, die Jovis proxima post 
 Festum Annunciacionis Dominice [28 March], Dominus Willelmus de Puntyug- 
 tone, Archidiaconus Tottonie, Magister Robertus de Veteri Terra, Dominus 
 Robertus de Aspertone, Magister Rogerus cementarius, visitaverunt Domum quam 
 aliquando tenuit Magister Thomas de Lecchelade, que modo per Decanum et 
 Capitulum assignatur Magistro Johanni de Upavene ; qui inveneruut Aulam 
 defectivam in luminari ex parte Orientali, et stabulum ruinosum ut prius, et 
 communem cloacam omnino defectivam seu tarnquam nullam : quos omnes 
 defectus iidem Visitatores considerarunt posse emendari per centum solidos. 
 Postea, considerarunt Decanus et Capitulum quod, quia predictus Magister 
 Thomas non fuit vocatus ad predictam Visitacionem, quod alia fiat Visitacio et 
 vocetur ad eandem ; quod et factum est ad spacium decem dierum, scilicet ad 
 diem Martis proximum post Festum Ascensionis Domini [21 May], Anno predicto. 
 Et statuerunt Visitatores Magistros Willelmum de Sancta Elena et Willelmum 
 de Kilkenny, Dominum Robertum de Aspertone, et Magistrum Rogerum 
 cementarium ; qui in ipso die Martis, sequentes officium sibi injunctum, 
 estimarunt similiter ut prius defectus in ipsa Domo ad centum solidos. 
 
 Visitacio Domorum quas inhabitavit Magister Jacobus de Berkeley, facta die 
 Sancti Mathie, Apostoli, Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo undecimo, per 
 Magistrum Willelmum de Kilkenny et Dominum Robertum de Haselschawe, 
 deputatos per Decanum et Capitulum ad taxandum defectus Domorum predict- 
 arum. Et inventi fuerunt defectus in diversis locis qui poterunt reparari cum 
 xij marcis argenti et nullo modo pro minori precio, presentibus tune, ibidem, 
 Magistro Johanne de Upavene, Willelrao cementario, Waltero carpentario, et 
 Roberto, clerico Scaccarii [24 Feb., 1311-12]. 
 
 Visitacio Domorum quas inhabitavit Dominus Johannes de Knovile, Canonicus 
 Exoniensis, defunctus, facta per Magistros Willelmum de Kilkenny et Ricardum 
 de Wideschade (sic}, Canonicos Ecclesie Exoniensis predicte, die Lune proxima ante 
 Festum Invencionis Sancte Crucis, Anno Domini, etc., xxiij [2 May, 1323] : 
 
GENERAL INDEX EXETER. 155 
 
 Inprimis, iidem Visitatores invenerivnt defectus unius postis in magno celario, cum 
 lapide ad pedem : estimantur iijs. Item, in fractura unius gyste [i.e. a joist]: 
 estimatur viijd. Et delicit uiius lapis pro basso hostii inter majorem celarium et 
 minorem, estimatus ijd. Et sunt defectus in hostio majoris celarii, estimati ijd. 
 Et sunt defectus in intersticio Camere interioris et cloacam (sic), estimati vjd. 
 Et custus [the cost] ad terrandum interiorem Cameram estimatur ad xd., cum 
 aliis defeetibus ibidem. Et sunt defectus in hostio magne Camere et juxta idem 
 hostium, cum carencia serure, estimati xviijoJ. Et defectus in uno intersticio 
 inter coquinam et quandam Cameram juxta eandem estimantur iijs. vjd. Et sunt 
 defectus in Camera ad tergum magni scanni Aule, estimati ijs. vjd. Et in muro 
 et hostio ejusdem Camere, estimati v)d. Et in punctuacione [the pointing] omnium 
 Domorum, videlicet cake, sabulo, et stipendiis cooperatorum, estimata vjs. \i]d. 
 Et sunt defectus in Camera juxta coquinam et in stabulo subtus et juxta cloacam, 
 estimati xiiijs. Et est defectus in extremitate Aule unius giste ad sustinen- 
 dum tigna, in transverse rinis eorundem, estimatus iijs. Item necessarium 
 esset deponere omnem cooperturam tocius Aule, et tigna emendare, et cooper- 
 turam novam facere, cujus custus estimatur xiiijs. Et sunt defectus in anterior! 
 hostio Aule, et deficiunt tres giste ultra porticum ibidem ; estimati ijs. 
 Archives of the D. and C., No. 3673, pp. 16-18. Seepage 107, note ( 2 ).] 
 
 St. James's Priory, 
 
 Licence granted to Stephen, the Prior, to visit the Mother-House (St. Martin- 
 in-the -Fields, Paris) ; he was to return before the beginning of December, or 
 be excommunicated ipso facto (20 Oct., 1308) ; 36. See, also, "Inst." ; 85 b 
 
 St. Nicholas' Priory, 
 
 Roger, Prior of ; 54 b : " Collector Decime " in Devon ; L 212 b : elected Abbat 
 of Battle ; ibid. The Prior and Convent presented to Affeton ; 52 b : 
 Poughill (Devon); 62 b : Pinhoe ; 82, 124: Butterleigh ; 82 b : Brampford- 
 Speke ; 131: Lamerton ; 17l b . Collumpton ; I74 b . 
 
 The Prebendal Chapel in the Castle, 
 
 Letter from the Bishop to the Lady Alianora de Courtenay: " Archidiaconatum 
 Exoniensem .... nuper .... visitantes, invenimus quod discretus vir, 
 Dominus Willelmus de Strete, in Capella de Castro Exoniensi, ad present- 
 acionem vestram, duas Prebendas 1 tenet, et simul tenuit per non modica 
 tempora jam transacta. Et licet prima Prebenda per admissionem secunde 
 vacaverit, et sic vacans tanto tempore extiterit quod ipsius Collacio est ad 
 nos legitime devoluta, maxime cum ignoranciam super hoc pretendere non 
 possitis, ex eo quod utramque Prebendam ad presentacionem vestram 
 f uerit, ut dicitur, assecutus ; volentes, tamen, vobis de speciali gracia hac 
 vice deferre, cui jus presentandi ad eandem dicitur pertinere, vobis de 
 vacacione predicta hiis nostris Literis nunciamus ut ad eandem presentare 
 possitis Personam ydoneam, cum videritis expedire " [20 June, 1309] ; 42. 
 Visio presencialis Capelle de Castro Exonie : 
 
 Item, memorandum quod xix die ejusdem mensis (Jan., 1321-2), Dominus 
 existens personaliter in Castro Civitatis Exonie ingressus est in Capellam 
 ejusdem Castri, que Prebendalis est, assistentibus sibi Henrico de Walmes- 
 forde, tune tenente locum Vicecomitis Devonie, Domino Roberto de Stokhay, 
 Milite, Henrico de Bokerel, et aliis in multitudine copiosa, et vidit eandem 
 Capellam, in qua singulis diebus celebrari consueverant Divina, ruinosam et 
 in nonnullis partibus ejusdem discoopertam, hostia fracta, et quasi penitus 
 sine Celebracione Divinorum desolata. Dicebat quod remedium super hoc 
 quamcicius comode posset apponeret oportunum ; 164. 
 
 1 The Prebends referred to are those of admitted to the latter, and he seems 
 
 Carswell and Hayes. Strete held the to have attempted to retain both 
 
 former for a short time before being Preferments. 
 
156 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Exeter ; the Parish- Churches, 
 
 Holy Trinity, Sir Hugh, R. of, Dispensation : non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, " ut . . . . intendere valeat obsequiis Domine Abbatisse de Berkyng 
 (7 May, 1309) ; 40 b . 
 
 St. Mary- Arches [Beate Marie de Arcubus, MS.], Sir Henry Sake, 
 
 priest, R. of, Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (28 
 Sept., 1321) ; 161. 
 
 St. Mary-Major, Sir Robert de Aspertone, the Rector, being disabled by 
 infirmity, Sir William de Pedertone, a Vicar in the Cathedral, and Robert 
 de Alfingtone, priest, were appointed coadjutors (3 Aug., 1316) ; 11 3 b . 
 
 St. Olave's, Master Walter de Sancto Leonardo, deacon, R. of, Dispensation : 
 non-residence till the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug., 1320), to 
 study, etc. (22 Dec., 1319) ; 145 b . 
 
 St. Petrock's, Sir Walter de Lieutrenchard, R. of, Licence of non-residence 
 till Whitsun-Day (11 June), "ad instanciam Magistri Johannis Bloyou " 
 (7 Feb., 1317-18) ; 125. 
 
 Exeter College, the Statutes of ; see Oxford. 
 Exminster [Exemynstre, MS.], 
 
 This Benefice being vacant, Sir John de Lustleghe was appointed " yconomus " 
 of the revenues (24 June, 1319) ; 141 b . Master Thomas de Plympstoke, 
 clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (28 Feb., 
 1319-20) ; he was to take deacon's Orders within the year ; 148. Having 
 taken deacon's Orders, his Dispensation was renewed till 31 Dec., 1321 
 (3 Feb., 1320-1) ; 155 : Again (28 Feb., 1321-2) ; 166 b : and, again, for three 
 years, from 28 Oct., 1322 ; 169 b . 
 
 Eycote, Wm. de ; see Gildeforde, Henry de, " Wills " ; L 201 b . 
 
 F. 
 
 Faber, John (of Truro), 
 
 Commission, directed to Sir Adam de Carletone, Archdeacon of Cornwall 
 (9 Sept., 1310), in Causa inter Matildam, relictam quondam Johannis 
 Fabri, de Treru, laici, viduam, actricem, ex parte una, et Willelmum Walter, 
 Thomam Treleke, Thomam Peticreu, et Rogerum Tresur filium Wolfe, 
 nostre Dyocesis, reos, ex altera, nobis a Sede Apostolica delegata, vobis 
 cum Canonice cohercionis potestate committimus vices nostras ; 55 b . 
 
 Fabian, John, chaplain ; L 213. 
 Fairman, Robert called, 
 
 Commission, directed "die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Exaltacionis Sancte 
 Crucis " (9 Sept., 1310), to Master John de CJpavene, the Subdean, In 
 negocio petite Purgacionis Roberti, dicti Fairman, super furto unius equi in 
 Hundredo de Haytorre, Comitatus Devonie, coram Justiciariis Domini 
 Regis ad prisonam ejusdem Regis in Comitatu predicto liberandam 
 deputatis indictati, et propter hoc carceri nostro per eosdem liberati, cum 
 omnibus et singulis Articulis ad ipsum negocium pertinentibus, vobis cum 
 Canonice cohercionis potestate, tenore Presencium, committimus vices 
 nostras ; 55 b . 
 
 Litera Testimonialis, The Bishop refers to the charge of theft and to 
 Robert's imprisonment, and proceeds thus "Idem, tamen, Clericus sub- 
 sequenter, coram discrete viro, Magistro Johanni de Upavene . . . , facta 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 157 
 
 primitus super hoc, auctoritate nostra, proclamacione solempni certis die et 
 loco sibi in hac parte assignatis, personaliter constitutus, prehabitis omnibus 
 et singulis que in facto hujusmodi requirebantur, super predicto furto sibi, 
 ut premittitur, imposito Canonice se purgavit " (19 Oct., 1310) ; 57. See 
 Ord-Pris., 226. 
 
 Falkawille, Richard de ; 62 b . 
 
 Falleyse, Ralph la, held two Knights Fees of the Bishop of 
 
 Exeter, in Stoke[-Bishop's] ; 15 b . 
 Fareford, Richard de; L 197. 
 Faringdon (Hants), The Manor of " la Wodecote ", 
 
 Robert de Patrica, "suus humilis clericus et subjectus," writes to the Bishop 
 as follows : " Litem et indignacionem vestram f ugere cupiens et vitare, 
 servicium quod exigitis de terra quam de vobis teneo apud la Wodecote 1 m 
 Manerio vestro de Farndone, videlicet quod supervidere et custodire debeam 
 personaliter messores vestros, diebus qui vulgariter Bedrip 2 nuncupantur, 
 me debere facere quamdiu tenuero terram hujusmodi salvis michi omnibus 
 racione dicti servicii debitis, juxta tenorem Consuetudinarii, seu prout in 
 Consuetudinario veatro ibidem continetur, tenore Presencium recognosco. 
 In cujus rei, etc." Dated, London, 4 Aug., 1311 ; 63. 
 
 The Bishop's reply : " Licet racione laici tenement! quod de nobis tenetis 
 apud Lawodecote in Manerio nostro de Farndone, ad supervidendum et 
 custodiendum personaliter messores nostros apud Farudone, diebus qui 
 vulgariter Bedrip nuncupantur, sitis astricti, prout per consuetudinarium 
 ejusdem Manerii et recognicionem vestram inde nobis factam nobis est 
 sufficienter facta fides ; volentes, tamen, contemplacione persone vestre, 
 quam sincero affectu diligimxis, vobis super hiis graciam facere specialem, 
 tenore Presencium vobis concedimus ut dictum servicium per attornatum 
 vestrum ydoneum, per vestras Patentes Literas constitutum, quamdiu 
 dictum tenementum, diebus nostris, in manu vestra tenetis, facere ; quodque 
 dictum attornatum, si vobis placuerit, mutare annis singulis modo simili 
 valeatis. In cujus, etc. Dated at Stockwell, near London, 5 Aug., 1311 ; 
 ibid. 
 
 Farnham, Geoffrey de, Vicar of Stokenham ; L 190. 
 Farnham, Wm. de, clerk, and Rd. de Kyldringtone, appointed 
 
 Proctors for the Bishop and his adherents, in all cases of Appeal (1 April, 
 1311); 60. 
 
 Fauntestone, Richard de (son of Robert) ; L 191. 
 
 Dr. Oliver thought that "la Wodecote Exeter was not possessor of the 
 
 now Wood " was in the Devon- Manor of Farringdon, but of Bishop's 
 
 shire Parish of Farringdon ; and in Clist in that Parish. And the words 
 
 his List of its Vicars he included " in Manerio nostro de Farndone," un- 
 
 Robert de Patrica, who (he tells us) doubtedly, refer to the Hampshire 
 
 "occurs 5 July, 1311: See foL 63, Manor, which he did possess. See 
 
 Stapeldon's Register." The reference Oliver's Ecdes, Antiq., ii, 35, and iii, 83, 
 
 is to the two Documents in the Text 86. There are two farms in Faringdon 
 
 (the date being a mistake for 4 Aug. ; called Upper and Lower Woodside. 
 there is no Entry at all under 5 July). 2 " Bedrepes: days of work performed 
 
 But Robert de Patrica was, then, R. in harvest-time by the customary 
 
 of Faringdon, Hants; and it is clear tenants, at the bidding of their lords " 
 
 that la Wodecote was not in the (Halliwell). 
 Devonshire Parish. The Bishop of 
 
158 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Feniton [Vinetone, MS.], Thomas de Rodeweye, R, Licence of non- 
 residence for a year, Lent excepted "et dabit xxs. ad Fabricam pro 
 hujusmodi Licencia habenda" (26 June, 1309) ; 42. 
 
 Fenlake, John de, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 
 Fenlake, Joan de, see Crediton ; 67 b . 
 
 Fenne, Walter de la, inst. to Ashbury ; 43, (Ord.) 223 b . 
 
 Fenne, William de la, inst. to Buckfastleigh ; 49. 
 
 Fenne, Thomas, de la, inst. to Buckfastleigh ; 172. 
 
 Fenoteri, Richard de, see Harpford ; 113 b . 
 
 Fentone, Adam de, inst. to Fremington; 152 b . 
 
 Fentongollen, the Manor of, see St. Michael-Penkevil ; 148. 163. 
 
 Ferrers, Herbert de, R. of Newton-Ferrers ; 54, 60. 
 
 Ferrariis, Sir John de, Knt., presents to Thurlestone ; 39, 45, 
 
 120 b , 159 b : toRame; 126. 
 
 Ferariis, John de, R. of Southill ; 38 b , (Ord.) 218, 221. 
 Fereis, Matilda de, presents to Newton-Ferrers ; 60 b . 
 Ferres, Reginald de, inst. to Jacobstowe (Cornwall) ; 39 : to 
 
 Thurlestone ; 45, 54 b , (Ord.) 225. 
 Ferers, Walter de, R. of Bere-Ferrers ; L 211 b . 
 Ferariis, Sir William de, Knt., presents to Bere-Ferrers ; 126, 
 
 130; to Newton-Ferrers ; I7l b . 
 
 Fevre, Henry and Roger le, of Liskeard ; L 196 b , 206 b 
 Fevre, Thorold le, see Duntone ; 154 b . 
 Filleghe, Thomas de, presents to East Buckland ; 53 b , 85, 158 : 
 
 to Filleigh ; 52. 
 
 Filletone, Geoffrey Called de, Dispensation (22 June, 1309); he had 
 gone to the Diocese of Bath, and the Bishop of Bath had ordained him to 
 all the Minor Orders, and subdeacon, though he had no Licence from his 
 own Diocesan ; 42. 
 
 Filol, Robert ; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Fitz-Arnulph, Thos., R. of Mamhead; 109 b See Arnulphi. 
 
 Fitz-Hugh, John, R. of Ashton ; 126 b , 142 b , 154, 163 b , 167 b 
 (Ord.) 238, 241. 
 
 Fitzpaine (or Fitz-Pagan), Sir Robert de, Knt., presents to 
 Puddington; 124: to Witheridge ; 119, 123. 
 
 Fiz-Raufe, Robert le, R. of Rewe ; 2.41 b . 
 
 Fitz-Rogo, Sir Simon, Knt., see Meshaw (Inst.)', 110. 
 
 Fitz-Rogo (also, Fiz-Roges), William, Provost of Glasney ; 35 b : 
 resigns for the Archdeaconry of Exeter; 62 b : deceased; 69 b , 
 76 b . He was, for a short time, Archdeacon of Barn- 
 staple; 38. 
 
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 Fitz-Stephen, Sir Gilbert, Knt., see Teukysbyry, Nicholas de ; 
 
 39, 46 b . 
 Fitz-Stephen, William, son of Gilbert, see Kentisbury (Inst) ; 
 
 I76 b . 
 
 Fitz- Thomas, John, son of Walter ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b . 
 Fitz- William, Robert, presents to Otterham ; 40, 67 b . 
 Flamange (or Flamanke), Richard le, inst. to Roche ; 139 b , 
 
 151 b , (Ord.) 241. 
 
 Flambard, Walter, called de Wyke, Commission, directed to Richard de 
 Morcestre, Archdeacon of Barnstaple, William de Kilkenni, and Benedict de 
 Pastone, Canons of Exeter, in the matter of a Papal Provision, in his 
 favour, to a Benefice in the Patronage of Buckfast-Abbey (15 Jan., 1316-7) ; 
 116 b . 
 
 Flemynge, Baldwin le, presents to Bratton-Fleming ; 61, 158 b : 
 to Alverdiscott; 150 b . See Highampton [le Flemanc, MS.] ; 
 114. 
 
 Flemyng, Mary, relict of Richard le ; L 188. See Bratton- 
 Fleming ; 53 : Highampton ; 83. 
 
 Flemynge, Thomas le, clerk ; see Bratton-Fleming ; 54 : inst. 
 to Bratton-Fleming; 61, 74 b , 111, 122 b , 130, 144 b , 154 b , 
 (Ord.) 240 b : resigns ; 158 : is inst. to South Molton ; 157 b . 
 
 Flour (also Flur), John le, V. of Tamerton-Foliot ; L 190 b , 192. 
 
 Folkewille, Rd. de, Proctor for Hillary, R. of St. Breoke ; 50. 
 
 Fonte, John de, and William de Cobbatone, plaintiffs, and 
 William de Lorimer, priest, defendant, Commission to the 
 
 Bishop's Official-Peculiar (8 July, 1310), no particulars given ; 53 b . 
 
 Fonte, John de, inst. to Northill; 118, 122 b , 154 b , 181 b , (Ord) 
 
 240 b , 241. 
 Forde, the Abbat and Convent of, present to Payhembury ; 
 
 74 b , 154, 181. 
 
 Forde, Godfrey de, inst. to Landrake ; I76 b . 
 Forde, Michael de la, Chaplain of Spichewike in Widecombe- 
 
 in-the Moor ; 72 b . 
 
 Forde, Richard de, see Canterbury; lll b . 
 Forde, Thomas de la, Proctor for Thomas de Baccotte ; 149 b . 
 Forde, William de, inst. to Clayhidon ; 171. 
 Fordyngtone, John de, inst. to Stoke-Damarel ; 1 29 b , (Ord) 
 
 240 : resigns, and is inst. to Clyst-Hydon ; 144 h , 145 b , 
 
 152 b , (Ord) 243. 
 
 Fore, Peter ; his escape from the Bishop's prison ; L 200. 
 Forester, Henry le ; L 213 b . 
 
160 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Forneaux, Sir Matthew de, Knt, presents to Meshaw ; 110. 
 Forrabury [Forbury, MS.], Wm. de Stonhouse, clerk, R. of, 
 
 Dispensation: to study "ubi viget studium generale " for two years (2 
 Oct., 1308) ; 35 b : renewed (for a term not stated), 12 Sept., 1310; 56: 
 again, till Michaelmas, 1312 (19 Oct., 1311) ; 64 b 
 
 Forstrete, William de, V. of Axminster ; L 192 b , 207. 
 Fowey ; Taxacio Vicarie de Fauwe : 
 
 In the course of his recent Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall,, 
 the Bishop had ascertained that the Vicarage of this Church (which was 
 appropriated to Tywardreath Priory), was so slenderly endowed that the 
 Vicar, Sir John de Trevenor, was unable to support himself and discharge 
 the necessary burdens of his Benefice. He determined to increase the 
 Vicar's income, and, having cancelled all previous Taxations, ordered 
 " quod idem Johannes et sui successores .... habeant et percipiant, 
 nomine Vicarie sue, mansum in quo dictus Dominus Johannes jam inhabitat, 
 et totum Sanctuarium dicte Ecclesie, totum eciam altilagium, sub quo 
 decimam omnium molendinorum ad aquam in Parochia dicte Ecclesie de 
 Fauwe, necnon decimam feni et curtilagiorum in eadem Parochia nunc 
 existencium cum vangis excultorum, a quo, quidem, altilagio decimas 
 piscium et duorum molendinorum ad ventum, juxta Fauwe de novo 
 erectorum, ac eciam minutas decimas Manerii de Trenant, et mortuarium 
 vivorum auimalium dumtaxat tocius Parochie, per presentem Ordinacionem 
 nostram a dicta Vicaria excipimus ; quas et quod prefatis Priori et Conventui 
 volumus remanere." All ordinary burdens, including the repair of the 
 Chancel, the windows, Books, and Ornaments were to be divided between 
 the Vicar and the Priory, the latter to be responsible for two thirds and the 
 former for one third of the cost ; but all extraordinary burdens were to fall 
 on the Prior and Convent (15 Nov., 1314) ; 89 b . 
 
 Foxhole, in Whitstone (Cornwall) ; L 191. 
 
 Foxeleghe (also, Foxle), Sir John de, one of the Judges of 
 
 Assize; 53 b , 54, 60, 79, I16 b . 
 France : the following Documents were copied into the 
 
 Register, without note or comment, 
 
 Memorandum quod Persone infrascripte, assignate per Dominum Regem Anglie 
 ad superindendum (sicj Processum Vasconie, et ad providendum remedium 
 super eodem, dicto Domino Regi et ipsius Consilio responsionem suam 
 tradiderunt sub hac forma : 
 
 I. Wautier, Levesque Dexcestre, Thomas de Cobbeham, Wautier de Thorp, 
 et Richard de Plympstoke, qui feurent assignee a surver les Proces de 
 Gascoyne t de celes Parties, et pur ordiner remedie pur nostre Seignur le 
 Roy, vous diount qe sur les Proces qe le Roy de Fraunce ad fait faire en 
 celes Parties par ordinarie conisaunce eux ne seuent trover suffisaunt 
 remedie et certein pur la Partie nostre Roy, ne par les ditz Proces, ne par 
 les Escritz, qe leur sount monstre hors de la Tresurie, sil plest au Roy de 
 Fraunce de continuer les ditz Proces. Et diount outre qe lour semble qe 
 bon serroit de faire aukunes requestes pur nostre Seignur le Roi, et pur ses 
 Gentz, au Roy de Fraunce, et en defaute de luy al Pape, sur les ditz Proces, 
 et sur les pees auncianes et noveles, et sur les Proces qe sount fait et a faire 
 sur les pees. Et dioms ensement qe eux ne seuent ne ne poount ne ne 
 oseount ordiner les formes des dites requestes, saunz les plus Graunz et les 
 plus Sages, come Evesques, Countes, Barouns, et Justiciers du Counsail 
 nostre Seignur le Roy, pur les graunz perils qe eux veient en les dites 
 choses ; les quieux eux sount prest a monstre au Roye et a seon Counsail, 
 kaunt il lour plerra doier lour relacioun. Et si diount qe bon serroit qe 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 161 
 
 les requestes feusent faites au Roi de Fraunce, et, en defaute de luy, al Pape, 
 par les plus graunz et les plus avisees du Consail nostre Seignur le Roi. Et 
 ceo a moust graunt haste, kar il ya moust graunt peril en le delay ; 76 b . 
 [Not dated ; but entered under February, 1312-13]. 
 
 II. Philippus, Dei gracia Francorum Rex: notuin facimus universis presenti- 
 bus et futuris quod, cum olim ad aures nostras, Officialium, et subditorum 
 nostrorum, et precipue quorundam appellancium, tam Ducatus Aquitannie 
 quam vicinarum parciurn, clamosa frequens insinuacio perduxerit nonnullas 
 inobediencias commissas contra nos et ipsos, graves et euormes injurias, 
 violencias, dampna, et gravamina, nobis ac ipsis illata, homicidia, raptus, 
 incendia, ac rapinas, plurimaque alia maleficia fuisse perpetrata per Senes- 
 callos, Bajulos, Majores, Officialesque alios, servientes et subditos karissimi 
 filii et fidelis nostri, Edwardi Regis Anglic illustris, Ducis Aquitannie ; 
 super quibus, seu eorum aliquibus, certos Processus per Commissarios 
 nostros, propter hec in eisdem partibus diversis vicibus destinatos a nobis, 
 fieri mandavimus, ad sciendum si delata nobis, ut predicitur, vera essent. et 
 providendum super hiis per viam rigoris justicie vel alias, ut deceret, et 
 occasione seu ex causa dictarum iuobedienciarum, injuriarum, violenciarum, 
 maleficiorum, et aliorura predictorum, prefatus Dux in forefacturam 
 terrarum suarum vel penam aliam, dictique Senescalli, Bajuli, Majores, 
 Officiales, servientes et subditi Ducis ejusdem, in consimilem terrarum 
 suarum vel corporum forefacturam, seu pecuniariam vel aliam penam 
 inciderint, vel potuerint verisimiliter incidisse, Nos, pulcrum vindicte 
 genus ignoscere reputantes in quolibet presidente, et attendentes quod dictus 
 Rex et Dux, ac Ysabella, uxor ejus, Regina Anglie illustris, filia nostra 
 karissima, diebus istis Regnum nostrum Francie visitare volentes, illud ad 
 requisicionem nostram, non sine magnis laboribus et expensis, ingressi 
 fuerunt, et ibidem, assumpto nobiscum Dominice Crucis Signo pro passagio 
 transmarine fecerunt per aliquod tempus residenciam personalem, ipsorum 
 consideracione quorum affectamus desideriis complacere, et quibus nos 
 reddere volumus liberales, omnem forefacturam terrarum, penam pecu- 
 niariam et aliam quamcumque, in quibus idem Dux, vel indite recordacionis 
 Edwardus, quondam illustris Rex Anglie, progenitor suus et consanguineus 
 noster karissimus, poterunt erga nos, ex predictis vel aliis quibuscumque 
 causis hactenus incidisse eidem Duci, necnon Senescallis, Bajulis, 
 Majoribus, Officialibus, et servientibus suis ac subditis ejusdem, Villarum- 
 que dicti Ducatus Communitatibus, qui subditi et Commnnitates de precepto, 
 mandato, vel occasione servicii Ducis ejusdem, vel Seuescallorum aut 
 aliorum Officialium suorum, predicta commiserint, quamcumque forefactu- 
 ram corporum, terrarum, et bonorum, bannimenta, omnemque penam 
 pecuniariam aut aliam, quocumque nomine censeatur, de speciali gracia 
 remittimus, et ipsos omnes et singulos ad famam restituimus, et omnem 
 infamie notam, si quam ex premissis contraxerint, abolemus, ex plenitudine 
 Regie potestatis ; salvo in premissis jure Parcium, et quolibet alieno, 
 quantum ad interesse dampnorum, misiarum, expensarum, ac penarum 
 civilium quarumcumque, qui ipsos per Processus jam factos, vel fieri 
 inchoates seu inchoandos, legitime prosequi voluerint ad interesse predictum. 
 Quod ut firmum et stabile permaneat in futurum, Presentibus Literis 
 nostrum fecimus apponi sigillum. Actum apud Pyssiacum, Anno Domini 
 M CCC mo terciodecimo, mense Julio die secunda. Et memorandum quod 
 ista Litera remanet penes Regem, et consimilis Litera mis&ct, fuit Constabulario 
 Burdegallie per Magistrum Willelmum de Case ; 78. 
 
 III. Philippus, Dei gracia Francorum Rex: notum facimus universis 
 presentibus et futuris quod, in nostra presencia propter hoc personaliter 
 constitutus, dilectus et fidelis noster Arnanenus, dictus de Lebreto, Miles, 
 ad mandatum et requisicionem nostram, et ob reverenciam karissimi filii et 
 fidelis nostri, Edwardi, Dei gracia Regis Anglie, Ducis Aquitannie, cui 
 tanquam Domino suo desiderat in omnibus complacere et ipsius voluntatis 
 beneplacito condescendere, quantum sinit humana fragilitas, honoris 
 
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162 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 pulcritudine preservata, omnibus et singulis appellacionibua per eum pro se, 
 adherentibus, hominibus, et subditis suis factis, usque in presentem diem, 
 contra prefatum Ducem, vel Senescallos, Bajulos, Majores, Officialesque 
 alios et servientes dicti Ducis, quocumque nomine censeantur, necnon ejus 
 subditos occasione ipsius, Processibus eciam et Sentenciis quibuscumque 
 inde secutis vel alias factis, tarn in Curia nostra Parisiensi quam alibi coram 
 nostris Commissariis vel aliis Officialibus quibuscumque, occasione vel ex 
 causa injuriarum, violenciarum, dampnorum, et gravaminum illatorum 
 quomodolibet dicto Amaneno, hominibus et subditis suis, ac racione 
 homicidiorum, raptuum, incendiorum, rapinarum, vel aliorum quorum- 
 cumque maleficiorum quomodolibet perpetratorum contra dictum Amane- 
 num, homines et subditos suos, per Senescallos, Bajulos, Majores, Officiales, 
 servientes et subditos dicti Ducis, de Mandate Senescallorum vel occasione 
 servicii Ducis ejusdem, necnon omni juri et accioni competentibus vel 
 competituris occasione premissorum, vel aliquorum ex premissis, dicto 
 Amaneno, hominibus et subditis suis, denunciavit idem Amanenus, pro se, 
 hominibus, et subditis suis, sibique adherentibus, penitus et expresse, 
 promittens bona fide, et sub obligacione omnium bonorum suomm, pro se, 
 hominibus, subditis, et adherentibus suis, quod contra renunciacionem 
 predictam per se vel per alium non veniet infuturum. In quorum omnium 
 testimonium et munimen Presentes Literas fieri fecimus et sigilli nostri 
 appensione muniri. Datum Pisiaci, die secunda mensis Julii, Anno Domini 
 Millesimo CCC mo xiij mo . Et memorandum quod hec Litera fuit quadru- 
 plicata ; de quibus una remanet penes Regem, alia missa fuit Constabulario 
 Burdegallie per Magistrum WUlelmum de Casis, tercia Communitati 
 Cimtatis Baionensis, et quarto, Vicecomitisse de Byerne ; 78 b . 
 
 Francissi, Manoittus, Merchant of Florence ; L 203 b . 
 Fraunceis, James le, Prebendary of Chulmleigh; 50 b . 
 Franceis, James, K of Whitchurch in 1321-2; 165 b . 
 Fraunceis, John ; L 199 b . 
 Fraunceis, Rd., inst. to Huxham ; 100. See Huxham (Inst.) ; 83 b . 
 
 Fremington, Sir 1 . . . . de Nanstosan, Vicar, Licence to put out his Benefice 
 to farm, for a year from Michaelmas, to Master Arnald Cotel, Rector of 
 Challacombe ; but he was to reside, and serve his Church in person 2 ." Et 
 concessit idem Vicarius gratis ad Fabricam xxs." (4 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 
 Frithelstock Priory [Frithelestoke, MS.], 
 
 Oliver, Prior of : he was old and infirm, and Sir Humphrey, Vicar of Monk- 
 leigh, was appointed his Coadjutor "ita quod de hiis que ad secretam 
 Regularem pertinent Disciplinam Ordinis sui te nullatenus intromittas ; 
 volentes et mandantes quatinus hujusmodi curam taliter gerere studeas ut 
 hospitalitatem non teneas in eodem " (10 Nov., 1311) ; 65 b . 
 Commissio pro Priore de Frithelestoke providendo : 
 
 Directed to the Abbat of Hartland and to Walter de Setone, Official-Principal, 
 " ad recipiendum cessionem et resignacionem Fratris Oly veri, Prioris de 
 Frithelestoke, et sibi de vite necessariis ex bonis dicti Prioratus, si opus 
 fuerit, providendum et ordinandum ; factaque et recepta cessione hujus- 
 modi, Conventui illius Loci Licenciam eligendi concedendum, Electumque 
 Canonice confirmandum, et Eleccionem minus Canonicam cassandum, 
 irritandum, sen cassam et irritam pronunciandum ; et ad providendum 
 
 1 A blank not filled in. Michaelis, . . . et extunc redeat ad 
 
 2 But the Bishop gran ted him "Licenciam dictam Vicariam suam infra duos 
 
 visitandi Natale suum, ita quod arri- menses sub pena privacionis." 
 piat iter suum citra Festum Beati 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 163 
 
 eidem Prioratui de persona Prioris ydonea, si, prout, et in quantum ad 
 ipsum Dominum fuerit potestas hujnsmodi quomodolibet devoluta seu, 
 eciam, attributa; et, eciam, ad omnia alia et siugula faciendum et expedien- 
 dum que in premissis necessaria fuerint vel oportuna. Et super hoc 
 emanavit Commissio conjunctim et divisim (28 Feb., 1322-3) ; 174. 
 
 Fromund, Master Robert, Prebendary of Chulmleigh, "promisit, 
 
 coram Domino, ad Fabricam Ecclesie Sancti Petri Exonie, de dono suo 
 gratuito, dimidiam marcam, solvendam in Festis Natalis Domini et Pasche 
 proximo sequentibus, equis porcionibus (2 Sept., 1310) ; 54 b . Sec Ash- 
 reigney; 72. 
 
 Fulford [Foleford ; MS.], in Dunsford (q.v.) ; 100 b . 
 
 Foleforde, Clement de, R. of Widworthy ; 37, (Ord.) 218, 222. 
 
 Foleforde, Henry de, inst. to Belstone ; 181. 
 
 Foleforde, William de, presents to Belstone ; ibid. 
 
 Fulmyngham, Richard de, (late) Canon of Crediton ; 43. 
 
 Fyncham, Adam de, see Bosham ; 16 b , etc. 
 
 Fyshacre also, Fy3sacre, Sir Peter de, Knt., presents to Stoke- 
 
 Rivers ; 42 b : to Moreleigh ; 7o b : Patron of the Perpetual 
 
 Chantry in the latter Church ; 70, 75 b . 
 Fyshacre, Peter de, R. of Stoke-Rivers ; (Ord.) 218 : inst., to 
 
 Charles ; 42 b , (Ord.) 222 b , 224 b , 225 : inst. to Kentisbury ; 
 
 85 b , 120. 
 Fishacre, Robert de, inst. to Abbotskerswell ; 157 b , (Ord.) 243. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gale, Geoffrey de la, Litera super Libertate Nativi : 
 
 Notum sit omnibus presentibus et futuris quod nos, Walterus, etc. dedimus 
 et concessimus Magistro Galfrido de la Gale, clerico, Ricardum de la Gale, 
 filium Edwardi de la Gale, nativum nostrum, cum tota sequela sua et 
 omnibus catallis suis ; ita quod nee nos, nee Successores nostri aliquid jus 
 vel clameum, seu eciam servitutem in dicto Ricardo petere poterimus, seu 
 poterunt, in futurum. In cujus rei, etc. Datum apud Buffestriam 
 [Buckfast Abbey\ } viij Idus Septembris, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, filii 
 Regis Edwardi, ix (6 Sept., 1315) ; 109. 
 
 Galfridus, Thomas, de Hochelonde, inst. to Sidmouth ; 52 b . 
 Galmetone (also Galmatone), John de, inst. to Tawstock ; 85 b , 
 
 (Ord.) 234 b : see Arundelle, John de ; 115 b . 
 Galmetone, William de, inst. to Harpford ; 181. 
 Gamboun, Walter (of Morestone), presents to Bondleigh ; 
 
 117. A Walter Gambon or Cambon, "de Blakepole" is 
 
 mentioned ; L 212, 2l2 b . 
 Garlaunde, Henry de, Canon of Chichester, does homage to th e 
 
 Bishop " de tenementis que tenet in Prestone per feodum militare ; 49. 
 
 Garras, in St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier ; (see page 4, note 3). 
 Gatecombe, Elias de, inst. to the Chantry at Moreleigh : 70. 
 L 2 
 
164 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Gatepathe ("Herpathe," fol. 51), Henry de, inst. to Beaford ; 
 
 47 b , (Ord.) 224 b , 225 b , 226. 
 Gatepathe, Ralph de, see Lawhitton (Inst.) ; 74. 
 Gavastone, Peter de, Earl of Cornwall, see Cornwall. 
 Georgeham [Ecclesia de Hamme, MS.], 
 
 The Bishop writes to the Archdn. of Barnstaple: " Quia nos Sequestrum in 
 bladis et bonis mobilibus Rectoris, .... in Sanctuario ipsius Ecclesie 
 inventis et non distractis, et in fructibus et obvencionibus altilagii ipsius 
 Ecclesie perceptis et percipiendis, auctoritate nostra, et ad Mandatum 
 Regium nobis inde directum per vos sequestratis, relaxavimus, vobis 
 mandamus quatinus, dictum Sequestrum .... pro relaxato habentes, 
 ipsum de eisdem bonis libere disponere permittatis ; proviso, tamen, quod 
 debita, si in aliquibus de quibus vobis constiterit nobis aut Ecclesie nostre 
 Exoniensi teneatur, de dictis bonis vel aliunde de die in diem leventur 
 canonice et solvantur (13 Nov., 1311) ; 65 b . 
 
 Germeyn, Ralph, collated to the Precentorship ; 32, 35 b . 
 
 In an Action between Germeyn, the plaintiff, and Wm. de Nywenham, 
 clerk, defendant, the Bishop commissions Masters Richard de Morcestre 
 and Robert de Stapeldone, Canons of Exeter, and the Official of the Archdn. 
 of Barnstaple, to represent him (5 the Nones of Sept., 1310) ; 55. 
 Germeyn was, also prosecutor in another case, and William de Venella, clerk, 
 defendant: a similar Commission (same date), ibid. 
 
 Commission, directed to Precentor Germeyn, empowering him to deal 
 with Inquisitions as to the vacancy of Benefices, Episcopo absente (17 Aug., 
 1314) ; 87. 
 
 Commission, directed to Germeyn and Richard de Coletone, R. of Newton- 
 Ferrers (without date, but c. the end of August, 1314), for the adminis- 
 tration of the Diocese absente Episcopo ; S7 b . His death ; 117. See, also, 
 L 189 b : Exeter ; 36 b , 49 b : Vicars-General ; 77, 113. He was an Executor 
 of Bp. Quivil's Will ; L 200. 
 
 Germeyn, Thomas, accolite, Dispensacio super defectu nata- 
 
 lium (14 Jan., 1311-12) ; 67 b . 
 
 Gerregrave, John de ; L 197 b . See Kingsnympton (Inst.) ; 45. 
 Gersome, John le, and Isabella Gerveys (both of Paignton), 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod die Jovis proxima post Festum Nativitatis Beate Virginia 
 [11 Sept., 1315], comparuerunt coram Domino Episcopo, in Aula sua de 
 Peyntone, Johannes le Gersome, Ballivus ipsius Episcopi apud Peyntone, et 
 Isabella Gerveys, de eadem Villa, inter quos fama erat publica quod idem 
 Johannes prefatam Isabellam carnaliter cognovit. Unde, prestito juramento 
 de veritate dicenda, uterque f atebatur ; propter quod utraque Pars aliam in 
 forma Ecclesie abjuravit ; ita, videlicet, quod prefata mulier non permittat 
 [se] de cetero carnaliter de illo cognosci, nisi prius fidem prestaret eidem 
 mulieri de deducendo earn in uxorem. Et juramentum simile a prefato 
 Johanne prestabatur ; 109. 
 
 Gerveys, John, inst. to Coryton ; 140 b , (Ord.) 241, 242 b . 
 
 See Langedene, Walter de, " Wills" ; L 201. 
 Gerveys, Isabella, of Paignton, see Gersome, John le ; 109. 
 Gidleigh [Giddeleghe, MS.], 
 
 Roger Hocke, accolite, R., Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, 
 etc. (19 June, 1324), he was to take subdeacon's Orders within the year ; 
 180 b : renewed (14 June, 1325) ; 184 b . 
 
GENEBAL INDEX. 165 
 
 Giffarde, Richard, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 
 Giffard, Robert, inst. to North Petherwin ; 180 b . 
 
 Giffarde, Robert, see Parkham (Insf). 
 
 GifFard, Symon called, presents to Helland ; 53. 
 
 Giffarde, Thos. ; his Induction to S toke- Gabriel ; 156. 
 
 Giffard, Walter, R. of Lanivet ; 35, 74 : collated to a Prebend in 
 
 Glasney ; 57 b : resigns his Prebend and is collated to the Archdeaconry of 
 Barnstaple ; 69 b : resigns the Archdeaconry, and is collated to a Prebend 
 and the Chancellorship in the Cathedral ; 100, 102. On his death a 
 Mandate for the Sequestration of his goods was directed to the Dean, the 
 Precentor, and the Treasurer (14 April, 1322) ; 167 b . His Will, Probate 
 of ; Commission herein directed to Walter de Setone, Official (17 April) ; 
 ibid. See Stoke- Gabriel (Inst.) ; 156. 
 
 Gilbert, Adam called, inst. to St. Pancras \_Rousdon,] ; 180 b . 
 Gisi, John de, R. of Clyst-Fomison ; 164 b . 
 Gittisham [Gydysham and Gidesham, MS.], 
 
 Sir Geoffrey de Lucy, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two years, to 
 study, etc. (23 March, 1313-14) ; 84 : renewed for one year, with leave to 
 put his Benefice out to farm (29 Sept., 1316) ; 115 : again, for one year 
 (8 Oct., 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam"; 122 b . See 
 " Dedications " ; 164. 
 
 Glade wyne, William, V. of Seaton, deceased ; 161 b . 
 
 Glasgow, Dioc. of : Archdeaconry of Teviotdale, see Welletone, 
 
 Roger de ; 36 b . 
 
 Glasney, the Collegiate Church of, 
 William Fiz Roges, Provost, 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a fourth part of the year, from 13 Oct., 1308; 35 b . 
 
 Commissio ad audiendum raciocinia de Prepositura Glasneiensi, 
 Directed to the Official-Peculiar (24 Oct., 1313), to audit the accounts of 
 Master William Bloyou, who had till lately held the Provostship of the 
 College in commendam ; 80 b . 
 
 Super Sacristaria Glasneye : 
 
 Walterus, etc., Domino Roberto de Tredowel, Vicario in Ecclesia Beati Thome 
 Martiris, de Glasneya, nostre Diocesis, presbitero, salutem, etc. Visa et 
 examinata Appropriacione super Ecclesia Sancte Colane (sic) per bone memorie 
 Dominum Walterum, dudum Exoniensem Episcopum, Predecessorem nostrum, 
 prefate Ecclesie Beati Thome et Canonicis ibidem Deo et Beate Virgini servien- 
 tibus, pro salute anime sue, sub certa forma, invenerimus inter cetera in eadem 
 
 taliter appropriate disponerent, et eorundem fructuum distribucionem facerent, 
 modis et formis quibus in Literis Appropriacionis et Ordinacionis hujusmocli 
 super hoc factis plenius continetur. Cum, autem, idem Predecessor noster, 
 antequam per ipsum Sacrista hujusmodi fuisset ibidem prefectus, debita carnis, 
 prout Altissimo placuit, persolvisset, nee sit quoad prefeccionem Sacriste in 
 dicta Ecclesia hactenus juxta Ordinacionem predictam subsequenter effect us 
 aliquis subsecutus, nos, volentes quod prefata Ordinacio et voluntas . . , 
 quantum in nobis fuit, debite compleretur ; presentibus coram nobis in Loco 
 Capituli dicte Ecclesie . . . Preposito et nonnullis aliis Concanonicis suis 
 ipsius Ecclesie, et habito per nos tractatu super hiis cum eisdem, quia, facta per 
 nos tune ibidem oblacione Sacristarie hujusmodi singulii et singulariter Canonicis 
 
166 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 antedictis, inter eos non invenimns qui earn cum onere eidem. incumbente, ut 
 premittitur, voluit acceptare, quin pocius earn ipsorum singuli recusarunt penitus 
 et expresse: de tua fide et circumspeccione plenam in Domino fiduciam 
 optinentes, Disposicionem predictam que ad Sacristam, juxta Ordinacionem 
 predictam pertinere deberet, necnon ipsius Sacristarie in eadem Ecclesia, cum 
 onere et emolumento incumbentibus eidem, tibi, tenore Presencium, committimus 
 possidendam, quousque aliud in hac parte duxerimus ordinandum. Adyertentes, 
 nichilpminus, quod, cum Officium Custodis nullatenus perpetuum in eadem 
 Ecclesia habeatur, nee sunt facilitates sufficientes pro uno Custode per se unde 
 poterit comode sustentari, quodque per te, licet Sacristaria Officium videatur, 
 nee debeat unus et idem in eadem Ecclesia duo Officia optinere, poterit utrum- 
 que hujusmodi Officium, cum alterum ut premittitur perpetuum non existat, 
 satis utiliter in eadem Ecclesia exerceri. Iccirco, premissis intime ponderatis, 
 hujusmodi Custodis Officium, una cum Disposicione. Sacristarie predicte cum 
 onere et emolumento incumbentibus, tibi sub modo committimus antedicto ; 
 ita quod tarn in uno quam in alio hujusmodi Officio, te interim taliter habere 
 procures, quod in Disposicione priini et in Custodia secundi Officii predicti, non 
 solum voluntatem dicti Predecessoris nostri in ea parte quam utilitatem dicte 
 Ecclesie, ex parte altera, valeas exercere, et contribucionem propter hoc dignam 
 a Domino recipere pro labore. Datum apud Penryn, vicesimo tercio die 
 mensis Augusti [1315] ; 109. 
 
 Carta Regis de Conftrmacione Mulleborne : 
 Edward us, Dei gracia Rex Anglic, etc., omnibu 
 
 Concessionem, et Confirmacionem, quas Willelmus de Mulleborne, clericus, 
 fecit Deo et Beate Marie, Beato Thome Martiri et Pontifici, et Vicariis in 
 
 etc., omnibus ad quos, etc. Donacionem, 
 d 
 
 Ecclesia Collegiata ejusdem Martiris de Glasneya Deo servientibus, de uno 
 mesuagio et quadam pecea terre, quartam partem unius acre Anglicane contin- 
 entem, in Penryn, ex parte Boriali, et tenementum Porcionariorum Ecclesie de 
 Mynstre [Manaccari], ex parte Australi ; habendum et tenendum predictis 
 Vicariis et eorum successoribus in liberam, puram, et perpetuam elemosinam ; 
 pro quibus, quidem, Donacione, Concessione, et Confirmacione, tenentur 
 predicti Vicarii et eorum successores annuatim reddere octp solidos ad Obitum 
 Venerabilis Patris Walteri, mine Exoniensis Episcopi, et ejusdem Willelmi, in 
 Ecclesia predicta, postquam idem Episcopus ab hac luce migraverit, faciendum, 
 celebrandum, et sustinendum solempniter annuatim, tarn in Servicio Diyino 
 quam in distribucione panis ad opus pauperum. Et dum dictus Dominus 
 superstes fuerit Vicarii illi facient consimile Servicium et distribucionem, cum 
 Missa de Sancto Spiritu, pro dictis Episcopo et Willelmo, nisi idem Willelmus 
 prius ab hac luce fuerit subtractus ; et tune in predicta Missa de Sancto Spiritu 
 pro anima ejusdem Willelmi memoria habeatur et dicatur, sicut pro defuncto 
 Sacerdote, Collecta specialis, ratas habentes et gratas easpro nobis et heredibus 
 nostris, quantum in nobis est, concedimus, et confirmamus, prout Carta prefati 
 Willelmi, quam iidem Vicarii iiide habent, racionabiliter testatur. In cujus rei 
 testimonium has Literas nostras fieri fecimus Patentes. Teste meipso, apud 
 Eboracum, duodecimo die Novembris, Anno Regni nostri decimo [1316] ; 116. 
 
 A Copy of Mulleborne's Charter follows, with some noteworthy differences, shewing 
 that it was not very carefully quoted in the Royal Charter. His Gift was 
 "in Villa de Penryn, videlicet illud mesuagium et illam peceam terre que jacent 
 inter tenementum quod fuit quondam Jordani Lowys, de Penryn, ex parte 
 Boriali, et tenementum Porcionariorum Ecclesie de Mynstre, ex parte Australi, 
 et inter placiam Magistri Walteri de Bpdminia, Canonici in predicta Ecclesia 
 Glaseneyensi, ex parte Occidental^ et vicum Beati Thome de Penryn, ex parte 
 Orientali." After the words "ad opus pauperum" is added "sicut moris et 
 consuetudinis, temporibus retroactis, in Ecclesia Glaseneyensi predicta extitit 
 pro Obitu unius Canonici, qui in eadem Ecclesia Obitum suum habuerit seu 
 habere promeruerit, secundum quod in Ordinacione Fundatoris dicte Ecclesie 
 Glaseneyensis et Prepositi et Capituli ejusdem, super hoc facta, plenius 
 continetur." To the directions as to the " Missa " and the " Collecta specialis" 
 is added " quia de consensu Capituli ejusdem Ecclesie Glaseneyensis sic inter nos 
 convenit." The Witnesses were Sir Thos. Lercedekne and Sir John de Treiagu, 
 Knights, Walter de Carnsuvvyon, Wm. Daungerous, Nicholas de Pennans, 
 Bartholomew Hervy, Hugh de Kerigou, and others. The Deed was dated at 
 Peuryn, "die Martis in Festo Sancti Martini Confessoris" [11 Nov., 1315]. 
 
 MandatumGlasney [Bishop Grandisson has written in the margin, here, 
 " Nota de amissione firme propter non solucionem in Termino "], 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 167 
 
 Walterus, etc., Preposito et Capitulo Ecclesie Collegiate de Glasneya, nostre 
 Diocesis, salutem, etc. -Ex parte Magistri Ricai-di de Bello Prato, Concanonici 
 vestri, nobis extitit intimatum quod, cum in Ecclesia vestra ordinatum existat 
 pariter et statutum, ac more utencium observatum ad cujus Statuti, sicuti et 
 aliomm ipsius Ecclesie Statutorum, observacionem singuli Canonici in ipsorum 
 recepcione juramenti vinculo se astringunt- -ut Canonicus qui Ecclesie vestre 
 possessionem aliquam tenet a vobis ad firmam, in certis sibi ab eodem Statute 
 Terminis assignatis, vel eorum aliquo, in solucione Pensionis vobis ea occasione 
 debite defecerit, nisi celeri satisfaccione sibi providerit, videlicet infra Quindenam 
 proximam lapsum hujusmodi Termini subsequentem, eo ipso a jure firme quam 
 sic optinet sit privatus, debeatque hujusmodi firma, secundum Statutum 
 mempratum, antiquiori Canonico, qui consuetam in Ecclesia vestra residenciam 
 fecerit et firmam non habuerit, certis condicionibus assignari, Dominus Adam 
 de Carletone, qui se dicit Archidiaconum Cornubie et Concanonicum vestrum, 
 pro firma Sancti Goroni, quam a vobis ut Canonicus tenuisse dicitur, in assignato 
 per Statutum, ut premittitur, Termino, sen infra Quindenam post ipsius lapsum, 
 de Pensione ea occasione vobis debita, cessante impedimento legittimo, in 
 Scaccario vestro prout debuit nullatenus satisfecit ; propter quod, secundum 
 ipsius Statuti exigenciam, a jure, si quod in firma hujusmodi fortassis habuit, 
 cecidit eo ipso. Cumque predictus Magister Ricardus predictam firmam, quam 
 ex defectu solucionis hujusmodi asserebat vacare, sibi, antiquiori Canonico, qui 
 solitam fecerat residenciam, firmam hujusmodi non habenti aliquam et meliores 
 condiciones offerenti, debitam a vobis peteret assignari, vos ipsum super hoc 
 audire et justiciam facere non cttrastis, quin pocius recusastis expresse ; nos, 
 igitur, hujusmodi Statutum vestrum tarn juri quam racioni conveniens repu- 
 tantes, et propter hoc volentes ipsum in omni sni parte inviolabiliter observari, 
 vobis injungimus et mandamus vestrum Officium excitando, quatinus, si est ita, 
 ad Capitulum, sicut moris est, convocatis Partibus et auditis, utrique Parti 
 faciatis, intra quadraginta dies a tempore recepcionis Presencium continue 
 numerandis, Statuti predict! tenore in omnibus observato, justicie plenitudinem 
 exhiberi ; in premissis taliter vos habentes quod jurisjurandi in hac parte, ut 
 premittitur, prestiti contempta religio vos et vestrum singulos non arguat de 
 peccato ; scituri quod si super hoc negligentes fueritis aiit remissi, preter id 
 quod eidem Magistro Ricardo in sua justicia deesse nequivimus, vos perjurii 
 penam poteritis non immerito forniidare. De die, vero, recepcionis Pre- 
 sencium, et quid feceritis in premissis, nos citra Pascha, per vestras Literas 
 Patentes, harum continentes seriem, curetis reddere cerciores. Datum Londoniis, 
 xij die mensis Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo CCCmo vicesimo [1320-1] ; 
 155. See St. Budock ; 108 : St. Feock ; 108^ : St. Senera (Zenn&r) ; ibid. : St. 
 Gluvias, 128. 
 
 Glasneya, John de, Priest-Vicar in the Cathedral, See Puutyngdone ; 
 
 42 b : resigns bis Prebend in St. Crantock ; 127 b : is again collated to a 
 Prebend there ; 148 : he died R. of Clyst-St. George ; 167 b . An Executor 
 of Thomas de Harpetrewe's Will ; L 209 b . 
 
 Glastonia, Thomas de, clerk, see " Prisoners " ; 53 b , (Ord.-Pris.) 
 
 226. 
 Gloucestria, Master Richard de, (late) Canon of St. Probus; 47 b , 
 
 He was an Advocate in the Court of Canterbury, The Bishop grants him 
 an annual Pension of five marks, "de Camera", for as long as he shall 
 retain this office (19 Nov., 1313) ; 82: Proctor for the Abbat and Convent 
 of Hayles, see St. Paul ; 108. 
 
 Glyn (or de Glen), Thomas, resigns St. Kuan-Major, and is 
 
 inst. to St. Constantine ; 188 b , L 207. 
 Gnatham, the Manor of, see Walkhampton ; 65. 
 Godecote, Henry de, inst. to East Antony; 151. 
 Godeleghe, John de, Dean of Wells ; 141 ; L 188 b . 
 Godrevy, John de, see Stafforde, Reginald de ; 71 : collated to 
 
168 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Lawhitton ; 74 : See Lanivet (Inst.} ; ibid. : inst. to St, Perran-Uthno, by 
 Exchange (see Lawhitton) ; 76 b , 82 b , (Ord)'231 b . See St. Stythians ; 123 : 
 L 191 b , 205 b . 
 
 Gosham, Robert de, collated to the Chantry in the new 
 
 Chapel of " Clystbrigge " ; 66 b . 
 Gosham, William de, inst. to Morwenstowe ; 71 b , 180 b . See 
 
 Launcells ; 53. 
 
 Govely, Ralph de, inst. to St. Ladock : 169 b , I74 b . 
 Gordet, Richard, V. of Eggbuckland ; 100. 
 Gorges, Thomas de, R. of Witheridge, 64 b ; deceased, 119. 
 Goudriche, Richard ; L 197. 
 Grade [Ecclesia Sancte Crucis in Kerier, MS.], 
 
 William de Trevaignon, clerk, R, Dispensation: Licence of non-residence for 
 two years, to study, etc. ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders within a year 
 (25 June, 1317) ; 120 : renewed, for one year (18 Oct., 1319) ; U4 b . 
 
 Gravestone, William de, of Seaton (q. v.); 44 b . 
 
 Greneweye, Walter, see Crediton ; 107. 
 
 Grenevyle, Sir Bartholomew, Knt., presents to Bideford ; 129 b . 
 
 Greineville, Henry de (son and heir of Sir Bartholomew) 
 
 presents to Bideford; 183: to Kilkhampton ; 182. 
 Greynvyle, Richard de, R. of Kilkhampton ; 35 b , 44, 59 b , 67, 
 
 155, 180, (Ord) 218, 226, 227 b . 
 Grenstede, Richard de, held two Knight's Fees of the Bp. of 
 
 Exeter, in Thorney ; 15 b . 
 Grey, John, clerk, Dispensacio super defects natalium (19 
 
 Dec., 1308) ; 37. 
 Grim, John, le ; L 212, 
 Grimestone, Peter de, R. of East Ogwell ; 37, 44 b , 64 b , (Ord.) 
 
 223, 224 b : resigns, and is inst. to Broadclyst ; 100. 
 Grimestone, see " Oratories " ; 38. 
 Grip, Hamo, chaplain ; L 194 b . 
 
 Gros, Roger le, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 51 b , 71, 108 b . 
 Gruglan, Roger ; L 192 b . 
 
 Guldeforde, Henry de, resigns Broadwoodwidger ; 52. 
 Guyn, Rob., resigns Lawhitton : is collated to St. Newlyn ; 44 b . 
 Gyst, Henry called, clerk, Dispensacio super defectu natalium 
 
 (3 March, 1310-11) ; 60. 
 
 H. 
 Hacche, Rd. de, see Bodniin Priory ; 39 : Episcopal Estates ; 80. 
 
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 Haccombe, Sir Stephen de, Knt., presents to Haccombe ; 42 b , 
 105: Nymet-St. George; 104: Quethiock ; 119 b , 127 b . 
 See Brothertone ; 11 2 ; also, L 210. 
 
 Hainault, Philippa daughter of William, Count of, 
 
 [The following Document is inserted in this Register without note or comment. 
 But it is supposed that Bishop Stapeldon was one of those who were employed 
 on the important and delicate Mission to which it refers. He seems to have 
 left the King, whose faithful and trusted Minister he was, early in July, 1319, 
 reaching Canterbury on the 6th of that month ; and he re-appears (on his way 
 to Exeter), in the neighbourhood of II minster on the 20th of the following 
 month. He may well have accomplished this business in the interval]. 
 
 Inspeccio et Descripcio Filie Comitis Hanonie, que vocatur Philippa. 
 
 Etfuit Regina, Anglie, nupta Edwardo III post Conquestum 1 : 
 La Damoisele qe nous veymes si ad les cheveux asses beaus, entre bloy et 
 brun. La teste nette. Le front longe et lee, et se boute auqes avant. 
 Le visage centre les deus oils plus estreit, et le visage contreval plus grelle 
 et plus esclendre uncore que nest le front. Les oils bruns et auqes 
 noirs et auqes profonde. Le nees assez uni et owel, sauve qe a la poynte si 
 est grossett et auqes platt mes nient cammus. Les narilles auqes larges. 
 La bouche largette. Les leveres et nomieinent celle desouz grossett. Les 
 dentz, qe sunt chaynz et recruez assez blanks, et les autres ne sunt pas si 
 blanks. Les dentz desouz sunt assis unpoi dehors ceux desus, mes ceo ne 
 apert fors qe inon poi. Les orailles et le menton assez beaux. Le col, les 
 espaules, et tot le corps et membres contreval assez de bone taille, et les 
 membres bien fourniz sanz mahayn, et rien ne cloce qe horn puisse 
 apercevoir. Et si est brune de qui reyn par tut et molt resemble au Pere ; 
 et en totes autres choses assez pleisante, si corne il nous semble. Et sera la 
 Damoisele del age de ix anz a la Feste de la Nativite Seint Johan prochein 
 avenir, si come la Mere dit. Ne trop graunde, ne trop petite, quant a tel 
 age ; et si est de beau port, et bien aprise come a son estat, et bien proise, 
 et bien ame de Pere et de Mere, et de tote la meignee, si avant come nous 
 le poyoms ver enquere et savoir [1319] ; 142. 
 
 Hake, John, inst. to Harpford ; 110 b . 
 
 Hakeworthe, Geoffrey de ; (Ord.-Pris) 236 b . 
 
 Halap, Peter de, inst. to St. Keverne ; 110 b . See St. Golan ; 82 b . 
 
 Halap, Ralph de, R. of Lamorran; 80 b , (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Halbertone, Roger de, inst. to Culmstock ; 76. 
 
 HaldeSWOrthe, Baldwin de, "cornparuit coram Domino personaliter 
 . . . . et manucepit pro Jordano de Perinacote ; videlicet, quod idem 
 Jordanus Domino fideliter deserviret" (13 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Halstede, Robert de, inst. to Alphington; 126. 
 
 Halwill [Halghewille, MS.], Licence granted to Richard Aleyn, of 
 Hatherleigh, to farm this Benefice for two years (7 July, 1309) ; 42. 
 
 Hamme (Cornwall), see Pyne, John : 101 b . 
 
 Hameltone, William de, deceased ; L 199 b , 20() b . 
 
 Hanam, John, R. of Cheriton [-Fitzpaine], 37 b , (Ord.) 224 b 
 
 1 " que vocatur . . . Conquestum," Bishop Qrandisson's. 
 added by a later hand ; apparently, 
 
170 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Hantesford, John de, E. of Eggesf ord ; 43, (" Heaunteneford," 
 MS.) 55, (Ord.) 218 : inst. to Creacombe ; 83* (Ord) 234 b . 
 Heauntisforde, William de, presents to Creacombe ; 63, 83 b . 
 Harberton, Visitation of (see page 107, note ( 2 ), 
 
 [I. HURBERTONE, die Veneris in crastiuo Apostolorum Petri et Pauli, Anno ut 
 supra [30 June, 1301]. 
 
 Libri Matutinales, Unum Spalterium (sic}, Venitariuni, Collectarium, Capitu- 
 larium, Manuale, et Ordinale, cum quibusdam Sequences, in uno Volumine, et 
 cum Ympnario et Variacione Ympnorum, ac quibusdam communibus Missis. 
 Item, aliud Manuale, continens quasdam Missas, per se ligatum. Legenda 
 tocius anni, in uno volumine, cujus plura folia aunt avulsa pro defectu ligature. 
 Antiphonarium vetus, non de Usu, cujus asseres confracti. Cancellum de novo 
 construction, sumptibus Capituli. Omnes domus Rectorie corruerunt ad 
 terram, preter Cameram, que vix stare videtur. Et arbores virgulti pro majori 
 parte avulse et asportate per Vicarium et suos ; cujus dampnum non estimatur. 
 Item, iij tenentes ibidem portant annuatim de C acris terre xs. , et Vicarius de 
 una domo cum una acra terre xijc?., et pro virgulto et parco vjs. viijc?., ut asserit 
 Vicarius. Archives of the D. and C., No. 3673, page 23]. 
 
 [II. HURBERTONE. Tnquisicio facta super defectibus domorum Decani et 
 Capituli Exonie apud Hurbertone, die Veneris proxima post Festum Sancti 
 Gregorii, Anno Domini M CCl>o Septimo [15 March, 1307-8] coram Magistro 
 Thoma de Lecchelde, Decano Exonie, et Magistro Willelmo de Kylkenny. 
 
 Stephanus Godsweyn, Stephanus Huotte, et Johannes Boioun, jurati, dicunt quod 
 fuit ibidem quedam Aula, stramine cooperta, que corruit tempore Rogeri 
 Vicarii. Item, coquina et stabuluin que corruerunt tempore predicti Rogeri, 
 et Rogeri predecessoris sui. Est ibidem nunc una Camera, solarium videlicet, 
 et celarium, oinnino ruinosa et nullius valoris. Nee est ibidem area decens pro 
 domibus edificandis. Ibid., page 51]. 
 
 Harford [Herforde, Hereforde, and Herpeforde, MS.], 
 
 David de Penyles, R. Rector, Dispensation : non-residence for a year, from 
 last Michaelmas, to study, etc. (3 Nov., 1308) ; 36 : renewed 7 July, 1309, 
 till Michaelmas, 1310 ; 42 : again, for a year (4 Dec., 1311) ; 67 : again, 
 " Licencia intendendi obsequiis Domini Episcopi Menevensis, usque ad 
 Festum Beati Michaelis, et abinde per annum " (13 Feb., 1324-5) ; 183 b . 
 
 Harewylle, William de, in right of his wife, presents to 
 
 West Buckland ; 82 b , 127. 
 
 Harwedone, Sir Eobert de, see Okeford ; 73, 131. 
 Hariel, Roger, Prior of Lodres, 154 b ; admitted to the R of 
 
 Axmouth ; 156. 
 Harlowe, John de ; L 213. 
 Harpedone, Wm. de, collated to a Prebend in St. Probus ; 47 b , 74 b . 
 
 Harpford [Herford, MS.], "Comparuit coram Domino Ricardua de 
 Fenoteri, et fatebatur se teneri Magistro Henrico de Stowford, clerico, in 
 viij libris, sex solidis, et octo denariis sterlingorum, pro majoribus fructibus 
 Ecclesie de Herford quam, quidem, Ecclesiam prefatus Prior optinuit in 
 proprios usus per dictum Magistrum Henricum sibi venditis, auctoritate 
 Domini." He was ordered to pay the same in three instalments (23 July, 
 1316) ; I13b. 
 
 Harpy n, Alan, collated to Bishopsteignton ; 125, 127 b . 
 
 Hartland Abbey, 1 Commission, Dominus Johannes, Abbas Hertilondie, 
 
 1 NOTE to Vol. I, page 100, "salvo quid habet." Henry de Montfort 
 jure Domini Oliver! de Dineham, si and Solomon de Rochester were 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 171 
 
 presens ibidem (apud Peyntone), optinuit ab Episcopo Commissionem 
 Decano de Minori Treg, ad audienduin spontaneas confessiones seu 
 recogniciones quorumcumque debitorum dicti Abbatis, et ad condemp- 
 nandum hujusmodi debitores inconfessatos coram eo ; necnon ad execucio- 
 nem condempnacionis sue, modo debito excercende, pro beneplacito 
 Domini duraturatn (6 July, 1312) ; 72. 
 
 Ordinacio super Visitacione Abbathie de Hertilande, 
 
 WALTERUS, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, Religiosis Viris Abbati et 
 
 Conventui de Hertilande, nostre Diocesis, salutem graciarn et benediccionem. 
 
 Cura pastor alis officii, quo vestro sicut ceteii gregis nostri regimini, permittente 
 
 Domino, presidenms, circa reparacionem et ref ormacionem eorum que ad vestram 
 
 prosperitatem et pacem vestreque Religionis lionestatem pertinere noscuntur, 
 
 tanto majori sollicitudinis studio vigilare non desinit quanto vos et Monasterium 
 
 vestrum ab antique recollegimus in amorem. Eapropter nonnulla que nuper, 
 
 vos et Monasterium vestrum jure Diocesano prout ad nos pertinet visitantes, tarn 
 
 in Spiritualibus quam Temporalibus officio correccionis indigere comperimus, in 
 
 statum debitum reformare volantes, decernimus et tenore Presencium ordinaraus 
 
 Divi- ut Divinum Officium, diurnum pariter et nocturnura, horis congruis cum 
 
 num devocione debita in vestro Monasterio cotidie peragatis, quodque solempnitas 
 
 Servi- Corporis et Sanguinis Domini nostri Jhesu Christi quinta feria post Octabas 
 
 um. Pentecostes, secundum tenorem cujusdam novelle Constitutionis super hoc edite, 
 
 jte<nt- sub duplici officio cum Octabis sequentibus annis singulis celebretur. Regularis 
 
 lans observancia insuper tarn in jejuniis, vigiliis, oraciouibus, silencio, quam aliis que 
 
 obser- ad vestram Religionem pertinent, in vestro Monasterio diligenter ab omnibus 
 
 vancia.observetur. Et quia preceptoris absencia interdum discipulis ad lasciviendum 
 
 Quod niateriam subministrat, volumus et mandamus quod Abbas qui pro tempore 
 
 inten^ ^ uer ^ ^ n Vesperis, Matutinis, et Missis in Choro, una cum Canonicis et Con- 
 
 ,3 at " fratribus suis, quociens comode poterit, et precipue in Festis Duplicibus, 
 
 Eccles- interesse de cetero non omit tat ; quodque regularis observancia in omnibus 
 
 ie. prenotatis firmiter teneatur, curam adhibeat diligentem. Et ut hec diligencius 
 
 exequatur, quolibet mense semel ad minus, cessante impedimento legitimo, ad 
 
 Quod Capitulum veniat pro correccionibus faciendis ; secundumque qualitatem 
 
 Abbas commissi quod repperit et secundum regularem observanciam culpam feriat 
 
 CaixU d e li a( l u 6ntis. Semel, eciam, ad minus quolibet mense cum Fratribus in 
 
 tulo." refectorio se reficiat. Et si aliquo mense, ex aliqua causa racionabili, hoc non 
 
 Quod fecerit, bis in alio ibidem commedere teneatur. Habeat, eciam, ibidem Abbas 
 
 sit in certum capellanum, unum de Canonicis quern duxerit eligendum, qui ipsum 
 
 Refec- continue comitetur pro Divinis Obsequiis exsolvendis,' secumque ubicumque 
 
 ^ n ^,- fuerit in Camera sua de nocte jaceat, ut de vita et conversacione laudabili sibi 
 
 pellano mu ^ uo va l pan t testimonium perhibere ; quern dimittere et alium de Canonicis 
 
 Abba- assumere valeat idem Abbas cum sibi et Monasterio viderit expedire. Item, 
 
 tis. quia dortnitorium vestrum proximum est ruine, ac Chorus Ecclesie est obscurus, 
 
 Defec- campanile male cpopertum, et lavatorium male ordinatum, locutoriurnque 
 
 tusin deficiat omuino, similiter ordinamus quod, quamcicius comode fieri poterit, 
 
 L " defectus hujusmodi, nedum reficienclo quin eciam noviter construendo, ipsius 
 
 Defec- Monasterii sumptibus reparentur. Librorum eciam defectum, quorum aliqui 
 
 tus Li- sunt insufficientes omnino, idem Abbas, sub pena x librarum, Ecclesie nostre 
 
 brorumExoniensis Fabrice applicanda, infra annum a data Presencium faciet emendari. 
 
 De por-ltem, quia per discursum porcoruui intra septa Monasterii vestri inhonesta 
 
 appointed, 4 Nov., 1275, to enquire 
 into, hear, and determine the tres- 
 passes committed by Oliver de Din- 
 aunt, in occupying, during voidance, 
 the Custody of the Abbey of " Herthy- 
 launde," over Walter, Bishop of 
 Exeter to whom, as to his Prede- 
 cessors, such Custody pertains, and 
 in taking and consuming the goods of 
 the said Abbey against the will of 
 the Canons thereof, and extorting 
 
 large sums of money from them by 
 undue distraints ; the said Bishop 
 being then absent with the King in 
 Gascony, and his Officials and Bailiffs 
 being detained in prison by the 
 Bailiffs of the Earl of Cornwall, by 
 reason of the contention between 
 him and the said Earl (Rot. Pat., 3 
 Edw. I., m. 3d. (6), Deputy-Keepers 
 ttth Report, p. 189). J.I.D. 
 
172 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 cis amo-nonnunquam audivimus contigisse, volumus et jubemus quod porci amodo per 
 vendis. curiam de consuetudine non vagentur, set in aliquo loco ad hoc ydoneo, intra 
 curiam vel extra, clausi sub arta custodia teneantur. Item, quando aliquem 
 j^? s n "Canonicorum pro Ordine recipieudo, de licencia Abbatis vel ejus ad quern 
 ' pertinet, ex speciali commissione ejusdem Abbatis secundum regulam a Mon- 
 asterio vestro exire continget, de expensis et vectura in eundo, stando, et 
 redeundo necessariis sibi provider! volumus per Abbatem ; ita quod predictus 
 Canonicus, suscepto Ordine hujusmodi, cessante causa legitima, redeat infra 
 terminum competentem, considerata locorum distancia, ipsius Abbatis vel ejus 
 DeCanm hac parte locum tenentis arbitrio juste moderandum. Item, Canonicus 
 onicis infirmus pro qualitate infirmitatis quam patitur cibis convenientibus reficiatur ; 
 infirm- et, si vino indigeat, secundum qualitatem morbi de celario Abbatis per 
 is. celerarium, secundum form am contentam inferius deputandum, ministretur 
 eidem; ita quod grossiora cibaria, que sibi competencia non sunt, in leviora 
 De lu- commuteutur, vel sibi subtrahantur et in elemosinam convertantur. Item, 
 mine inredditus assignatus ad inveniendum lumen de nocte in iufirmitorio, quando 
 nocte. fuerint ibidem aliqui de Fratribus egrotantes, una cum arreragiis ejusdem, 
 custodi infirmitorii, per Abbatem deputando et quando oportunum viderit 
 amovendo, amodo liberetur ; qui de receptis annis singulis predicto Abbati, in 
 presencia ali quorum de Conventu, reddere teneatur, etsi quod residuum fuerit 
 Depaceper ordinacionem ipsius Abbatis in alium usum necessarium convertatur. Et 
 inter ut unitatis et pacis vinculum non solum inter ipsos Keligiosos Cpnfratres, set et 
 Canon-inter eos et quoscumque familiares Monasterii antedicti servientes vigeat in 
 icos. futurum, volumus et jubemus quod familiares ipsius Abbatis, tarn presentes 
 quam futuri, Canon icos et Confratres debita reverencia supportantes ipsis cum 
 o , modestia et mansuetudine respondeant et loquantur. Item, volumus et 
 unus S jt9 r< iinamus quod de cetero unus Canonicorum quern Abbas elegerit per eundem 
 ce l erar .iu celerarium preficiatur, qui pecuniam ordinatam per Abbatem pro coquina 
 ius. hospitum et ipsius Abbatis recipiat, et de ea necessaria ad hujusmodi coquinam 
 De offi- faciat providere. Bladum insuper de grangiariis recipiat per talliam vel inden- 
 ciocele-turam, pro pane et cervisia in Monasterio faciendis, et predicto Abbati, vel alteri 
 rain. p er eum a( j noc deputato, de hujusmodi receptis per eundem celerarium ac suis 
 expensis reddat raciocinia, cum per Abbatem super hoc fuerit modo debito 
 requisitus ; ad cujus curam et solicitudinem pertinebit quod Domus interior 
 in premissis bene regatur, et ea que parantur ad usum predictum 
 bene et fideliter expendantur, ita quod hospitalitas non fraucletur ; et, 
 quantum ad hujusmodi Domus regimen, sit major omnibus post Abbatem; quern 
 liceat Abbati a dicto ofticio amovere et ipsius loco alium subrogare, quociens 
 Dene- s *ki ^ Monasterio predicto viderit expedire. Item, quociens aliquod arduura 
 Rociis" ne gcinni contingens ipsum Monasterium fuerit agitandum, super hoc, ut inoris 
 inter es t, communis et solempnis in Capitulo habeatur tractatus ; ad quern tractatum 
 Canon- faciendum Abbas, per Conventum nunciatus, absque difficultate qualibet liben- 
 icos. ter accedat, nisi fuerit racionabiliter impeditus. Item, ut status Monasterii, in 
 Quod exterioribus, illis de Conventu plenius innotescat, quibus vires patrimonii sui 
 Can ig norare non expedit, tenore Presencium ordinamus ut duo Canonici, per Con- 
 ici sint" ventum vel majorem partem presencium eligendi, annis singulis deputentur, in 
 assig- quorum presencia [compotus] omnium ballivorum, receptorum, et prepositorum 
 nati adMonasterii existencium sub Abbate, per quos bona ipsius Monasterii administran- 
 and tur, reddatur coram auditoribus ydoneis per Abbatem assignatis, et ab illis infra 
 iendum se pt a fa c ft Monasterii audiatur ; qui post compotum redditum de arreragiis, 
 potum remanen ti, et pede compoti, copiam per indenturam recipiant Conventui 
 balli- exhibendam, et ipsam ipsi Conventui exhibeant indilate ; quodque singulis 
 vorumannis post autumpnum, ante hujusmodi compotum redditum, duo Canonici per 
 etc. Conventum electi, in comitiva Abbatis vel alterius quern Abbas ad hoc duxerit 
 deputandum, singulas Ecclesias et Maneria eoruudem circuant, sumptibus ipsius 
 Monasterii per Abbatem eisdem ministrandis, grangias, instaurum, et alia bona 
 quecumque inibi existencia supervideant diligenter. Proviso, tamen, quod dicti 
 Canonici sic electi, infra terminum competentem per Abbatem assignandum 
 De au- eisdem, quamcicius redeant ad Monasterium siipradictum. Et, quia vestri 
 n ^ enta -Monasterii facultates, per Dei graciam et inclustriam Abbatis qui nunc est, in 
 novimus esse auctas quod sufficere possunt pro sustentacione Canoni- 
 . pro numero ampliori, decernimus et, eciam, ordinamus quod infra 
 
 'biennium de duabus personis ydoneis, volentibus et valentibus sub habitu 
 vestre Religionis Domino famulari, ipsorum Canonicorum numerus qui nunc est 
 augeatur. De viro, quoque, literato per vos, [Conventum predictum, a nobis 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 173 
 
 De Sco-petito, qui, secundum peticionem vestram nobis in memorata nostra Visitatione 
 Ian. porrectam, illos ex vpbis instruere valeat qui proficere cupiunt in sciencia 
 literarum, vobis providere curabimus cum offerret se facultas. Has, igitur, 
 Ordinaciones nostras similiter et decreta vobis, et cuilibet vestrum, quantum ad 
 vcs pertinent communiter vel divisim, mittimus observanda in virtute sancte 
 Obediencie et sub interminacione malediccionis eterue ; vobis omnibus et 
 singulis firmiter injungentes quatinus, prompto animo et alacri studio susci- 
 pientes ea, in quolibet suo casu, cum summa diligencia observare curetis et 
 observare curet, quantum ad ipsum pertinet, quisque vestrum ; scituri pro certo 
 quod si hujusmodi nostris Ordinacionibus et Decretis contempseritis vel con- 
 tempserit vestrum aliquis obedire, cum nobis constiterit de vestris inobediencia 
 et contemptu, contumaces et rebelles in hac parte pena Canonica feriemus. 
 Salva nobis et Successoribus nostris, Episcopis Exoniensibus qui pro tempore 
 fuerint, potestate premissis addendi seu detrahendi eisdem, si, prout, et quando 
 nobis et ipsis videbimus seu viderint expedire ; et salvis juribus et jurisdiccione 
 Ecclebie nostre Exoniensis in omnibus et singulis, ac eciam auctoritate, quibus 
 per premissa in nullo volumus nee intendimus aliqnaliter derogare. Volumus, 
 eciam, et mandamus quod, in signum et testimonium recepcionis Presencium 
 et vestri in hac parte consensus nobis citra Festum Pasche rescribatis per vestras 
 Patentes Literas, harum seriem de vsrbo ad verbum dilucide continentes. Et, 
 ne premissa per negligenciam vestram seu eciam insciciam forsitan minus provide 
 per cursum temporis oblivioni tradantur, volumus et mandamus ut premissa 
 omnia et singula in loco Capituli dicti Monasterii, statim post Preciosa 
 singulis Sabbatis Quatuor Temporum, in vestra presencia publicentur intelligi- 
 biliter et legantur. In cujus rei, etc. Datum apud Clist, vij die mensis 
 Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo decimo nono ; 147. 
 
 Litera de remocione fainulorum, 
 
 Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, dilecto in Christo filio, 
 Domino Johanni, Dei gracia Abbati Hertilondie, salutem, etc. Quia nos, nuper, 
 in Monasterio vestro predicto Visitacionis nostre debitum officium jure ordinario 
 exercentes, inveuimus inter cetera quod quidam Hugo le Coke, Thomas clericus, 
 et Robertus Cloka, familiares dicti Monasterii et Abbatis, tantum Canonicis sunt 
 exosi quod sine scandalo tumulta et discordie rnateria in obsequio Monasterii et 
 Abbatis retineri non possunt, ipsps, licet super aliquo vicio racionabiliter non 
 convictos, pro bono tarnen unitatis et pacis ab officiis suis que nunc habent in 
 vestro Monasterio, et a servicio vestro et dicti Monasterii fore decernimus citra 
 Pascha proximo futurum totaliter amovendos, et ad alia officia vel eadem, seu 
 ad aliquod servicium vestmm vel Monasterii sine consensu Conventus, vel 
 majoris partis ejusdem, nullatenus resumendos, sub pena xl librarum sterling- 
 orum in Fabricam Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis pro nostro arbitrio convertendarum. 
 Per hoc, tamen, non intendimus quod de cetero familiares Monasterii vestri, 
 assumpti per vos vel successores vestros vel assumendi, ad clamorem Canoni- 
 coruni removeri debeant absque tali causa contra eos proposita et probata, que 
 debeat racionabilis boni viri arbitrio reputari. Et quid super hiis duxeritis 
 faciendum nobis, infra xv dies a dato Presencium, per Literas vestras Patentes 
 harum seriem continentes dilucide rescribatis. Datum Exonie, vj die mensis 
 Februarii, Anno Domini M. CCC m <>. decimo nono ; 148. 
 
 See Clovelly ; 87 : Marhamchurch ; 174. 
 John, Abbat of, see Vicars-General ; 77 : Launceston Priory ; 
 
 115. The Abbat and Convent were Patrons of Freming- 
 
 ton; 152 b : Launcells; 166 b . 
 
 Hartleigh [Herteleghe, MS.], see Halap (Oratories) ; 49. 
 Haselschaue, Robert de, Canon of Exeter, 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc., "die Lune proxima ante 
 Festum Sancti Valentini " (11 Feb., 1313-14) ; 82 b . He was " Provost " 
 of Wells ; see page 9 (note] ; also, L 214, and Regist. Drokenesford, Ed. 
 Hothouse, pp. 76, 86, 201. 
 
 Haselschaue, Thomas de, see page 16 (supra). 
 
174 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Hatherleigh, Sir Henry, V. of, 
 
 He was in bad health, and Sir Roger Bloyou, R. of Monkokehampton, was 
 appointed his coadjutor "die Sabbati proxima post Festum Epiphanie 
 Domini" (8 Jan., 1311-12), "tam in persona quam in rebus ad 
 ipsam Vicariam spectantibus ; ita quod confecto de bonis ipsius fideli Inven- 
 tario, et amota abinde onerosa et inutili familia, de dictis bonis eidem 
 Vicario et sue necessarie familie deserviatur honeste. "[Interlined] "Postea, 
 sexto die Aprilis, apud Clyst, Anno M CCC mo xij mo , revocata fuit 
 Commissio predicta, ita quod eidem Rogero de impensis circa dictum 
 Vicarium et ejus negocia sibi sit satisfactum ad .plenum pro tempore 
 medio " ; 67 b . 
 
 Hatherleigh, Richard Aleyn of, see Halwill ; 42. 
 Hawkridge [Hauekrigge, MS.], in Chittlehampton ; L 189 b . 
 Haye, John de la, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 Hayles, the Abbat and Convent of, present to St. Breage ; 70, 
 
 75 b : St. Paul-in-Penwith ; 108, 119, (120 b , 150 b ). 
 Heghham, John de, inst. to Dunkeswell ; 70. 
 Heghen, Robert de, inst. to Launcells ; 166 b . 
 Heghen, William atte, see atte Heghen ; 167 b . 
 Hele, John de, inst. to Christow ; 126. 
 Hele, Nicholas de, clerk, 62 b ; Canon of St. Crantock ; 25 : 
 
 Proctor for John de Godrevi ; 76 b : for Thos. de Hentone ; 
 
 86 b : for John de Pultone ; 177 b . 
 
 See Lawhitton (Inst.} ; 59, 74: Crediton ; 67 b : Rome; 68, 68 b : Stafforde, 
 Reginald de ; 71 : Lanivet (Inst.) ; 74 : Harberton ; 75 b : Bosham, Canons 
 of ; 85 : Bodmin Priory ; 89 b : Cookbury ; 107 b : Mertone, Thomas and 
 Walter de ; 110 : Canterbury ; lll b ; Brothertone, Thomas de ; 112 : Otter- 
 ton Priory; 114: Clyst Episcopi ; 114 b : Arundelle, John de; 115 b : 
 Axmouth (Inst.) ; 156. 
 
 Hele, Reginald de, see Membury (Dedications) ; 113. 
 Hele, Rd. de la, inst. to the Chantry, Little Yarnscombe ; 54. 
 Heliom, Walter de, Itinerant Justice, see Cargaul ; 117. 
 Hellegon (also Huligan and Hulugan), Gilbert de, R. of St. 
 
 Michael-Penkevil ; (Ord.) 239: inst. to St. Ladock ; 127, 
 
 140 b 159, (Ord.) 239 b , 240 b . 
 Helligan, Isabella de, see Trevarthian ; 100. 
 Hellewille, Peter de, inst. to Loddiswell ; 40, 76. 
 Helperby, William de, inst. to Wyke-St. Mary ; 183 b . 
 Helyngham, Thos. de, inst. (by Bytton) to Churchstanton ; 43. 
 
 Hemburi, Robert de, accolite, Dispensacio super defectu natalium; 
 " auctoritate Venerabilis Patris Domini Berengarii Tusculanensis Episcopi 
 Domini Pape Penitenciarii Generalis " (16 July, 1321) ; 159. 
 
 Hemyngford, Thomas de, R. of Lezant, resigns ; 33 : resigns, 
 also, his Prebend in St. Probus : 63. See Bosham. Canons 
 of; 85. 
 
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 Hendre, Hamunde de ; (Ord.) 233 b , 234 b : 235 b , collated to 
 Dunsford; 100 b . 
 
 Hendra, John de ; L 206 b . 
 
 Hendre, Robert de, (late) Canon of Glasney ; 38, 57 b . 
 
 Heynstecote, Sir John de, priest (see Juweaux, Britel) ; 120 b : 
 inst. to East Buckland ; 158. 
 
 Hengstecote, William de, collated to Clyst-Fomison (Sowton) ; 
 161 b ; 164: resigns; 167 b : collated (by lapse) to Clay- 
 hanger; 167. 
 
 Henkastel, "Robert de, see Scilly ; 122. 
 
 Henry, John, of Penrys, inst. to Martinhoe ; 128 b , (Ord.) 240. 
 
 Henton-St. George (Somerset), see St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier (Inst.)', 
 157 b . 
 
 Hentone, Thos. de, see Exeter, Canons of (Inst.) ; 31 b : he 
 exchanges Bishopsteignton for Great Torrington ; 45 b : is 
 collated to the Treasurership of the Cathedral ; 46 b . 
 
 Dispensation: to hold his Prebends in the Cathedral and in Crediton in 
 plurality, with the Treasurership" quia claritate morum et multiplicibus 
 virtutum donis te, retroactis temporibus, reddidisti laudabilem, et nostre 
 sollicitudinis labores asaiduos. qui emergencium undique negociorum 
 varietate nostris incutnbunt humeris operosa, nobiscum sedulitate partiris, 
 ac tue discrecionis industriam .... in preteritum, cognovimus " (9 May, 
 1310) ; 50 b . He was an Executor of Bishop Bytton's Will ; 86 b , !75 b : and 
 of Roger de Otery's ; 122 b : admitted (in commendam) to Morchard-Bishop ; 
 141: as Treasurer, presents to Bishopsnympton ; 145: see Lawhitton ; 59 : 
 Vicars- General ; 113. 
 
 Hentone, William de, clerk, see Bathonia, Nicholas de; 141 b . 
 Hereford, Thomas de Cantilupe, Bishop of, 
 
 Transcriptum Bulle de Canonizacione Beati Thome, Herefordensis Episcopi : 
 Johannes [XXII] Episcopus, Servus servorum Dei, Venerabilibus Fratribus, 
 Patriarchis, Archiepiscopis, et Episcopis, ac dilectis Filiis, Abbatibus, Prioribus, 
 Decanis, Archidiaeonis, et aliis Ecclesiarum Kectoribus, ad quos Litere iste 
 pervenerint, salutem et Apostolicam Benediccionera. Unigenitus Filius, 
 Splendor Glorie ac Figura Substancie Dei Patris, Qui pro lapsi medela hominis, 
 exinaniens Semetipsum, factus in atero Virginis Verbvim Caro, de orto Militantis 
 Ecclesie modo rosas colons ignei nunc lilia candoris nivei, nunc violas odoris 
 placidi, colligere suisque offerre aspectibus non desistit, modernis temporibus, 
 advesperascente die, muudi hujus labilis termino propinquante, de radice 
 Matris Ecclesie Florem fecit ascendere, ex Jacob nostro oriri jussit Stellam 
 splendidam Matutinam. Ecce namque quod Qui sedens in Throno omnia facit 
 nova, novi Confessoris, Beati videlicet Thome, Herefordensis quondam Episcopi, 
 nova magnalia muudo prodit, ejus famam effert magnitice, vitam offert 
 imitandam a cunctis ut regulam fulgidam et exemplar. Letentur, igitur, Celi 
 sursum qui hunc Sanctum gloriose in se suscipiunt, et exultet terra deorsura, 
 que supernis transmittit Presulem tarn mirandurn. Plaudant ob hoc Cetus 
 Angelici, et canoro jubilo Deum laudent. Huic occurrant Celestes cunei. 
 Hunc collaudent festive Celi cives. Colletetur immensa Christi Sponsa, Mater 
 Ecclesia, tante prolis claritate fecunda ; que, Terrain deserens et tcrrena, 
 Celestis Imperii admirabilis ipsa in effabili Throno gaudet. Ut, autem, lucerna 
 splendida vite sue, posita super candelabrum Domus Dei, non lateat, set pateat 
 cunctis Fidelibus, ut Celestis et perpetue vite nprma, de suis felicibus moribus 
 et actibus aliqua de multis, ad utilitatem audiencium, referamus, Ipse, namque, 
 
176 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 quern Fides firmum, Spes erectum, Dei et proximi habundans Caritas fecit 
 latum, circumspectum prudencia, temperancia in omnibus ordinatum, innoxium 
 cunctis Justicia, audacem et strenuum Fortitude, virtutura omnium aromatibus 
 redolebat, velut plena Divinorum Carismatum apotheca. Sane Beatus hie 
 Thomas, Nacione Anglicus, Angelicus Homo, ipse de Parentibus Nobilibus et 
 Catholicis originem suam trahens, ab etate primeva morum honestate preclarus, 
 Studiis Literarum sic se dedicavit totalizer, sic in ipsis sollicite studuit et 
 profecit, quod tarn in Humanis Scienciis quam eciam in Divina honorem 
 Magisterii est adeptus; postquam Doctrine sue radios longe lateque 
 diffundens, quamplures ad Justiciam erudivit, velut luminare in mundo 
 prefulgidum, continens Verbum Vite. Ne, autem, terre carnis inhabitacio 
 deprimeret suum sensum celestia cogitantem, ipsam, \\t serviret Spiritui, 
 vigiliis et abstinenciis, necnon piuigenti cilicio set et cibi et potus parcimonia 
 continua macerabat ; abstinens a vino sepius, sciens quod in ipso lubricum latet 
 carnis ; sciens, eciam, quod Dominus se promittit in objectum et premium 
 mundis corde, a juventate sua castitatis pulchritudinem adamavit ; propter 
 quod mulierum consorcia, que preciosam viri animam. rapiunt, et ipsa blanda 
 colloquia prudentissime devitabat. Noverat, namque, quod multi propter 
 mulieris speciem, a qua factum est peccati inicium, perierunt. Iste Sanctus, 
 eciam, ut alter Job, simplex, rectus, et timens Deum, a Christo didicit esse 
 mansuetus, mitis corde, humilis et benignus. Miseracio nichilominus, que ab 
 infancia secum crevit erga pauperes et afflictos sue Pietatis viscera sic affecit quod 
 ipse verus pauper spiritu, dives rebus, illos largis sustentabat elemosinis ; istos, 
 vero, crebris consolacionibus refovebat. Cuui Apostolo, namque, Paulo infirma- 
 batur cum infirmantibus, cum pacientibiis scandalum urebatur. Hie, demum, 
 Sanctus de innocente agno factus in Herefordensi Ecclesia bonus Pastor, 
 seipso major mente effectus est, studens semper de virtute progredi in virtutem, 
 quo in tempore in Dei Templo in Virtutis culmine positus sic effulsit quod 
 merito Gemma Presulum dici posset. Oracioni, vero, insistebat assidue ; ac sui 
 fervorem spiritus demonstrabant in Oracionibus et Celebracione Misse habun- 
 danter ex oculis lacrime defluentes. Commissas, vero, oves precedebat ad 
 pascua, et a lupis protectas rapacibus, pastasque verbo et exemplo pariter, ad 
 Christi Caulas sedule reducebat. Jura, vero, sue Ecclesie defensabat viriliter, 
 indutus Justicia velut lorica ; paratus namque pro sibi comniisso grege animam 
 ponere, non timuit in hoc Principem vel Magnatem. Et, quia dignum erat 
 quod huic tarn excellent! merito daretur Eterna Requies post laborem, cum pro 
 sue causis Ecclesie ad Romanam pervenisset Curiarn, diem clausit extremum, 
 receptis prius devote Ecclesie Sacramentis ; sicque vir felix iste ad Dominum 
 transmittendo spiritum, de Peregrino et Advena factus est eximius Celi Civis. 
 Et, quia decebat multum Divine Potenciam Magestatis ut Sanctum hunc in 
 Celis regnare Secum per signorum eyidenciam Fidelibus declararet, ipsum 
 coruscare in terris miraculis multis fecit. Quorum quedam, fidelibus probata 
 testimoniis, ad Dei Laudem et Gloriani Sancti hujus, Presentibus duximus 
 inserenda. Quedam, namque, puella annorum quinque, que tempore longo in 
 quodam profundo stagno steterat mortua et submersa, extracta inde frigida tota 
 et rigida, non habens aliquod signum vite, facto ad Sanctum hunc pro ejus 
 resuscitacione voto, vite fuit pristine restituta. Infans, eciam, biennis quidam 
 in aqua qxiadam submersus et mortuus, extractus inde, post factum pro ipso 
 votum, miraculose extitit suscitatus. Puer quidam annorum ix submersus in 
 quodam flumine, postquam extractum de aqua Sancto huic aliqui devoverunt, 
 restitutus est vite pariter et saluti. Parvulus alter, etatis unius anni cum dimidio, 
 super cujus capud donnientis in area rota transiverat onusti currus qui a bobus 
 quatuor trahebatur, mortuus ex hoc recuperavit vitam et animam meritis Sancti 
 hujus. Infans alius, nondum etatis duorum annorum, in fundo cujusdam 
 fossati, in quern locum de ponte altitudinis magne de nocte asseritur cecidisse, 
 repertus mortuus, rigidus, et frigidus, absque aliquo signo vite, mensuratus ad 
 hunc Sanctum, vite fuit mirabiliter restitutus. Mulier quedam que septem 
 annis sic contracta fuerat quod nee stare nee ire poterat per seipsam, portata ad 
 Tumulum Sancti Thome, ovacione ibidem facta per ipsam, restituta fuit pristine 
 sanitati. Quedam, insuper, puella annorum quinque, que pedem unum 
 habebat annis pluribus quasi totum ex fistulis putrefactum, ita quod nee stare 
 nee ire poterat nisi se super femur trahendo per terram, portata ad dicti Sancti 
 Tumulum per patrem, fuit ibidem a dicta infirm itate curata. Altera mulier, que 
 per annos plures visu caruerat, nee quoquam ire poterat nisi ut ceca ab altero 
 duceretur, ducta ad Ecclesiam Herefordie, et facta'oblacione ad Tumulum Sancti 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 177 
 
 Thome, fuit a cecitate dicta continue liberata. Puer, insuper, annorum quin- 
 que, qui ex infirmitate quadam omnino visuni perdiderat, et duobus annis 
 inanserat ita cecus, ductus acl hujus Sancti Tumuhini, oblacione facta, 
 visum recuperavit perfecte. Quidam, eciam, homo qui gibbum ad quantitatem 
 unius ovis (sic) anseris ortum in collo suo portaverat multis annis, orans ad 
 Tumulum hujus Sancti et denarium offerens, cum quo in modum Crucis 
 tetigerat dictum gibbum, statim curatus omnino fuit et a dicto gibbo penitus 
 liberatus. Predictis et aliis multis miraculis Sanctum Siium clarilicavit Deus, 
 Qui facit mirabilia magna solus. Hoc sunt, certe, mirabilia opera Tua, Deus*, 
 Qui sic per Celestes Spiritus gubernas terrena omnia et disponis, quod ipsorum 
 sacratum numerum, quern cadencium ruina minuit, reparas mirabiliter et 
 terrenis. Hii sunt Sancti Tui, Omnipotens Deus bone, Qui Tue dono gracie 
 semper virent, rubent ut rosa, candent sicut lilium, ut mel placent, currunt ut 
 spiritus, fragrant ut balsamum, ut sol fulgent. Sic, sic, Deus clemens, 
 Sanctum Tuum Thomam glorificans, Fidem firmat, nubilosos errores dissipat et 
 confundit, ad Superna nostros rapit affectus, amoris flamrnis succendit frigida 
 corda nostra. In hac, igitur, leta die quum fecit Doruinus, qua Confessor iste in 
 Dei Throno Corona Glorie clarus sedet, laudet Dominum omnis Spiritus Celi 
 Celorum; clamore ineffabili Deo canant; Sanctorum Ecclesia mente et spiritu, in 
 cordis et organo, Domino psallat ; .set tu rnagis plaude, Herefordia, que sui 
 Thesaurum Corporis contines tarn immensum. Nam quern in terris habuisti 
 Pastorem nunc obtines in Celis sedulum Protectorem. Verum, quia multum 
 convenit ut quern Deus in Celis glorificat, in terris, ad suum f rue turn et gaudium 
 Mundus colat, Nos de ipsius vita et miraculis inquiri fecimus diligenter ; de- 
 hinc, super inventis per Nos et Fratres nostros attenta examinacione habita et 
 discussione solerti, de ipsius Sanctitate vite ac veritate miraculorum plene certi 
 facti, ad requisicionem instantem ac supplicacionem humilem et devotam 
 Prelatorum multorum, tune apud Sedem Apostolicam existencium, de dictorum 
 Fratrum nostiorum consilio et assensu, contisi de Omnipotentis Dei misericordia, 
 Auctoritate qiioque Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum Ejus, et nostra, 
 Sanctorum Confessorum Cathalogo duximus ascribendum. Ideoque Universi- 
 tatem vestram monemus et hortamur attente, per Apostolica Scripta vobis 
 precipiendo mandantes, quatinus vj Nonas Octobris [2 Oct.] Festum Confessoris 
 ejusdem devote et solempniter celebretis, et faciatis a vestris subditis vener- 
 acione congrua celebrari ; ut, pia ejus intercessione, et hie a noxiis protegi et in 
 future sempiterua gaudia consequi valeatis. Ut, autem, ad venerabile ipsius 
 Sepulchrum ardencius et affluencius Christiani Populi confluat multitude, ac 
 celebrius ejusdem Confessoris colatur Festi vitas, omnibus vere penitentibus et 
 confessis qui cum reverencia illuc in eodem Festo annuatim accesserint, ipsius 
 suffragia petituri, de Omnipotentis Dei misericordia et Beatorum Petri et Pauli, 
 Apostolorum Ejus, Auctoritate confisi, duos annos et duas quadragenas ; acceden- 
 tibus, vero, annis singulis ad predictum Sepulchrum infra ejusdem Festi 
 Octabas, C dies, de injuncta sibi penitencia misericorditer relaxam us. Datum 
 Avinione, xv Kalendas Maii, Pontificatus nostri Anno Quarto [17 April, 1320] ; 
 153. 
 
 Hereward (Hireward and Hureward), John, of Yarnscombe, 
 co-patron of the Perpetual Chantry of Little Yarns- 
 combe ; 54, 145 : presents to Yarnscombe ; 130 b . 
 
 Hereward, Robert, collated to a Prebend in Bosham ; 59, 60 : 
 to a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 117 : inst. to St. Mawgan- 
 in-Kerrier, 124: resigns; 157 b . 
 
 Hereward, Thomas, inst. to Aveton-Giffard ; 46 b , 49 b , 56 b , 73 : 
 collated to a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 82 : to the Arch- 
 deaconry of Exeter; 127 b . See Bosham, Canons of; 85: 
 al80,(0rd.) 236 b ,237 b . 
 
 Hereward, Sir William, Knt., presents to St. Erme ; 177. 
 
 Hereward, Wm., R of Yarnscombe; 121, (Ord.) 218: exchanges 
 forBickleigh(#o: Devon)', 130 b . See Arimdelle; 116 b . 
 M 
 
178 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Herforde, Adam de, Official-Principal of Winchester, see 
 Bosham ; 89. 
 
 Hermandesworthi, John de, inst. to the Chantry of Trewen; 7l b . 
 
 Herpathe (alias Gatepathe), Henry de, R. of Beaford ; 79 b . 
 
 Herpetru, Thomas de, R. of Tedburn-Sb. Mary ; 60 b , 66 b : re- 
 ference to his Will ; L 209 b . 
 
 Hertle, Peter de, Proctor for John le Mareschal ; 7o b . 
 
 Hertwelle, Jordan de, Proctor for John de Drokenesford ; 35 b . 
 
 Herwyntone, Adam de ; L 210. 
 
 Heton [margin " Eton "], Master Geoffrey de, Advocate in the 
 
 Court of Canterbury, the Bishop grants him a Pension, "de 
 Camera nostra," of xls., annually, at Michaelmas "pro patrocinio suo in 
 Causis dictum Episcopum contingentibus in dicta Curia agitandis," till the 
 " patrocinium " should cease, or the Bishop present him to a sufficient 
 Benefice (8 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. See Etone. 
 
 Hidesworthe, Master Henry de, Advocate in the Court of 
 
 Arches, in return for services rendered in the said Court, the Bishop 
 grants him an annual Pension of xls., "a Camera nostra," to continue as 
 long as such services (not including the causes in which John, Bishop of 
 of Chichester, was concerned) were continued (14 Jan., 1318-19) ; 140. 
 
 Highampton [Henctone and Hegheauntone, MS.], 
 
 Sir James de Mertone, R., non-residence for a year "Licencia intendendi 
 obsequiis Nobilis Mulieris, Domine Marie le Flernyng, pro eodern suppli- 
 cantis . . prout decet statum suum " (14 March, 1313-14); 83: again, 
 from 11 Aug., 1316, till Michaelmas, 1317, "ut . . possit stare in obsequio 
 Baldewini le Flemanc" ; 114. 
 
 High Bickington [Bukyngtone, Bukentone, Buketone, MS.], 
 
 Robert de Wylyngtone, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year 
 from last Michaelmas ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders within the year 
 (3 Nov., 1308); 36: again (clerk), till Michaelmas, 1310 (14 Dec., 1309) ; 
 45 b : renewed (subdeacon), 11 Nov., 1310 ; 57 b . Master Geoffrey de Lucy, 
 subdeacon, R., Dispensation: licence of non-residence for one year, to 
 study, etc. (21 April, 1319). "et super hoc habuit Literas presencialiter 
 sibi traditas per Magistrum Nicholaum de Hele, clericum, in porticu Aule 
 Curie Episcopi Exoniensis extra Barras Novi Templi Londoniarum ; dicto 
 clerico sibi verbaliter exponente quod, quia dictus Rector aliam Ecclesiam 
 prius optinuit et tenuit, ut asseruit, eisdem Literis suo periculo, si voluerit, 
 uteretur ; presentibus Willelmo de Wolleghe et Ricardo de Oteri " ; 140 b . 
 There is no record of his Institution, which, doubtless, took place at this 
 time. Again (14 March, 1322-3), "et dabit xx solidos"; I74 b : again, 
 " Licencia intendendi obsequiis Domini Stephani, Archiepiscopi Armachan- 
 ensis, Tocius Hibernie Primatis, per annum, ad instanciam ejusdem 
 Episcopi " (1 May, 1325) ; 184. 
 
 High Bray [Hautebray, MS.], Sir Robert de Rogis, deacon, R., Dis- 
 pensation: non-residence for a year from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (24 
 Sept., 1309); 44: (priest) renewed (22 June,1311) ; 62 b 
 
 Hildesle, Walter de, clerk, inst. to Monkokehampton ; 184 b . 
 Hille (or Hulle), William de la, inst. to Maristowe ; 47, 224 b . 
 Hyngham, Ralph de, Canon of Bosham ; 35, 46 b : Canon of 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 179 
 
 Crediton ; 50 b : deceased ; 60, 61 b : his Will ; 65. 
 
 Hyngham, John de, see " Wills " ; 65. 
 
 Hyntone, Nicholas de ; see Lanteglos[-by-Camelford] (Inst.) ; 
 37 b : see Rome, Court of ; 124. 
 
 Hyspania, James de ; L 192 b , 210 ; (see Vol. I, page 390). 
 
 Hitte, William ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b . 
 
 Hocke, Roger, inst. to Gidleigh ; 180 b , 184 b . 
 
 Hodenet, Richard de, inst. to Uploman ; 44, 44 b . 
 
 Hoke, William atte, junior, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 
 Hokysham, William de, presents Giles de Hokysham to 
 Huxham; 83 b . 
 
 Hokesham, Wm. de (son of William) presents to Huxham ; 100. 
 
 Holaweye, Thomas de, see Lawhitton (Inst.) ; 74. 
 
 Hole, Gregory de la, inst. to the Chantry of Trewen (Hols- 
 worthy) ; 66. 
 
 Hole, Robert de, " de Aysshulle," see Rome, Court of ; 1 24. 
 
 Hole, Roger de la, inst. to Antony ; I76 b . 
 
 Hole, William de, collated (by lapse) to Parracombe ; 35. 
 
 Holediche, Robert de, priest, 
 
 Dispensacw super f also etconficto titulopro Ordinibus recipiendis, " Auctovitate 
 Reverend! Patris, Berengarii, miseracione Divina Tusculi Episcopi, Domini Pape 
 Penitenciarii, nobis in hac parte commissa, super eo quod olim, in Minoribus 
 Ordinibus constitutus, et desiderans ad Sacros Ordines proruoveri, certumque 
 ad hoc titulum non habens, apud quendam Militem instetisti, et titulum in 
 premissis optinuisti ab eodera ; tali ad hoc condicione adjecta ac fide prestita, 
 quod eundem Militem vel heredes suos super hoc non impeteres, nee pretextu 
 concessionis tituli memorati aliquatenus molestares; alias, tamen, rite omnes 
 Sacros Ordines suscepisti, ministrando in eisdem, non in contemptu Clavium set 
 simplicitatis en-ore, aliasque te Divinis Officiis ingerendo, te, si premissa 
 veritate nitantur, ab hujusmodi excessu, injnncta tibi propter hoc primitus 
 penitencia salutari, absolvimus, te nichilominus a sic susceptorum Ordinum 
 execucione usque ad Festum Beati Martini [11 Nov.] proximo nunc venturum, 
 per nos propter hoc suspenso, tecum, extunc, super irregularitate quam propter 
 premissa contraxisti, et sic receptorum Ordinum execucione, dum, tamen, 
 aliud tibi in hac parte Canonicum non obsistat, auctoritate predicta, miseri- 
 corditer dispensamus, . . . " die Veneris proxima ante Festum Omnium 
 Sanctorum (30 Oct.)," 1310; 57. 
 
 Holerigge, Roesea, see Pynde ; L 199 b . 
 
 Hollacombe [Holecumbe, juxta Hallesworthe (Holsworthy) } 
 
 MS.], Benedict de Kylminand, accolite, R., Dispensation: non-residence 
 for a year, to study, etc. (11 Aug., 1323) ; I76 b . 
 
 Sir Ralph de la Pole, 11 June, 1309, obtained Licence to farm this Church 
 for five years, "et dabit ad elemosinam Domini ij marcas et dimidiam " ; 
 41 b . 
 
 Holecumbe, Richard de (son of Symon) ; L 197. 
 Holacumbe, Roger de, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 Holne ; Master John de Wytebi, accolite, R., 
 
 Dispensation : non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (and he was to take 
 M 2 
 
180 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 subdeacon's Orders within the first year (20 Oct., 1310); 57: renewed 
 5 March, 1311-12 ; 69: again (subdeacon), for one year from Michaelmas 
 ensuing," quarto Kalendas Aprilis" (29 March,) 1314 ; 83: again (priest), 
 20 Oct., 1317, "et dabit ad Fabricam super gracia pro non residencia 
 dimidiam marcam " ; 123 b : again, for a year (25 Sept., 1318)," et dabit ad 
 Fabricam dimidiam marcam"; 130: again, for a year from Michaelmas 
 (16 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b : and again, (20 Nov., 1321) ; 162 b . 
 
 Holond, John, clerk, see Philleigh (Inst.) ; 144 b . 
 Holsworthy [Hallesworthi, Haldesworthi, Healdesworthe, 
 and Haldesworthi, MS.], 
 
 Master William de Carreu, clerk, R, Dispensation : non-residence for three 
 years, to study, etc. (30 Aug., 1312) ; 73: renewed, for a year (19 Aug., 
 1315); 107 b : again (4 Aug., 1316); 113 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1318 
 (1 Aug., 1317) ; 120: and again (25 Sept., 1318) ; 130. He appeared, 21 
 Sept., 1319, by his Proctor, Thomas Peris, R. of Pillaton, before Richard de 
 Coletone, Official-Principal, " in judicio pro Tribunali sedente in Majori 
 Ecclesia Exoniensi, in Loco Consistorii," and promised, under a penalty of 
 100s., to put in repair the barn and other buildings belonging to his said 
 Rectory, before the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug. 1 ) " Vacat, quia 
 remissa per Dominum " (margin] ; 142 b . Sir Nicholas de Wethergrave, 
 R, Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1323, "pro utilitatibus, ut 
 asseruit, ejusdem Ecclesie " . . . " ita quod visitet Ecclesiam ipsam tempore 
 Quadragesimali ; videlicet, tota Quadragesima vel aliqua parte notabili 
 ejusdem (25 July, 1322), " qui promisit Fabrice Exoniensi C solidos "; 168. 
 
 Honemenacote (also called " de Winescote" ; Ord. 243), Richard 
 de, collated to a Prebend in Crediton ; 142 b : inst. to 
 Iddesleigh; 151 b , 152, 176, 181 b . 
 
 Honitone, Peter de, 
 
 R. of Ilsington, see Lawhitton (Inst.) ; 59: resigns his Prebend in Crediton 
 and is, immediately, admitted to the same again, in commendam ; 67 : 
 again resigns; 67 b : is collated to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 67. See 
 Rome; 68, 68 b : Glasney (Inst.} ; 72 b : Lanivet (Inst.); 74: Bodmin 
 Priory ; 89 b : Cookbury ; 107 b : Brothertone ; 112: Clyst Episcopi; 114 b : is 
 inst. [not inducted] to Aveton-Giffard ; 128 : resigns Ilsington, and is inducted 
 (not instituted) to Lustleigh ; 128 b : resigns his Prebend in St. Crantock ; 
 129 b : is collated to a Prebend in Glasney ; 155. He was Proctor for 
 Thomas de Hentone ; 31 b : Roger de Otery ; 35: Robert Bythewalle ; 76 b : 
 and Thomas Hereward ; 85. 
 
 Honicherche, Matilda de ; (Ord.-Pris.) 236 b 
 
 Horn, John, and Beatrix his wife ; L 194. 
 
 Hortone, Roger de, his Election to be Prior of Launceston, 
 
 "Litera proclamatoria pro Electo " (directed to the Dean of Trigg-Major), 
 5 April, 1308 ; 32: Commission (directed to the Abbat of Tavistock, Roger 
 de Otery, Commissary- General, and Wm. Bloyou, Canon of Glasney), same 
 date ; 32 b . The Bishop (Elect) writes to the King for his Licence (the See 
 being vacant pending his Consecration), 3 May, 1308 ; 33 b : Commission for 
 Hortone's Installation, 4 May, 1308 ; ibid. 
 
 On the 20th of Feb., 1308-9, the Bishop, in the Chapter-House of the 
 Priory, admonished this Prior, under pain of deprivation, to exhibit within 
 two years, to himself or his Successor, his " Privilegium," by virtue of 
 which he retained the dignity, being illegitimate. He appeared at Clyst 
 within the said term, and, having satisfied the Bishop, was discharged ; 38 b . 
 
 Hortone, Robert de, presents to the Chantry of St. Mary 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 181 
 
 Magdalene, Torrington ; 68 b . 
 
 Holemede, William de, inst. to Brampford-Speke ; 131. 
 Huggeworthi, Fr. Ralph de, Canon-Regular of Launceston ; 115. 
 
 Huish [Hywys, MS], Richard de Ease, R., Dispensation: non-residence 
 for a year from Michaelmas last, to study, etc. (14 Oct., 1308) ; 35 b . 
 
 Hywys (also, Hiwische), Dame Matilda de (relict of Sir 
 
 Richard), presents to St. Ewe; 42, 49 b , 59, 59 b : to Lan- 
 
 sallos; 150. 
 
 Hulierd, Richard, R. of Loxhore ; 45. 
 Hulle, Robert de, inst. to West Alvington ; 169. 
 Hundreman, Adam le, and Alice his wife ; L 203. 
 Hunte, Walter called le, inst. to Sir William Martin's Chapel 
 
 at Fremington ; 60 b . 
 
 Hurbertone, Geoffrey de. inst. to Hennock; 81 b : deceased; 171. 
 Hurbertone, John de, clerk, Dispensacio super defects natali- 
 
 um " de presbitero genitus et soluta ", (19 Dec., 1308) ; 37. 
 Hurtleghe, Richard de, V. of Buckland-Brewer ; 72 b . 
 Hyde Abbey, Caucio Abbatis de Hida : 
 
 Venerande Religionis viro, Domino Dei gratia Abbati de Hida, Wyntoniensis 
 Diocesis, Reverendi Viri Domini Abbatis de Bello Loco, ejusdem Diocesis 
 Judicis Principalis, una cum discretis viris, Magistro Ada de Herforde, 
 Officiali Wyntoniensi et Gardiano Fratrum Ordinis Minorum Wyntonie, in 
 hac parte a Sede Apostolica deputatis Commissariis, Walterus, permissione, 
 etc. salutem, etc. Audito nuper quod discretus vir, Dominus Archidiaconus 
 Cicestrensis, occasione cujusdam Regie Prohibiciouis super Hbertate Ecclesie, 
 seu Capelle, de Boseham, eidem Domino Archidiacono, ut dicebatur, 
 porrecte, jurisdiccionem dictorum Abbatis de Bello Loco, Magistri Ade, 
 Officialis et Gardiani, ac Commissariorum eorumdem in hac parte, in Causa 
 Appellacionis que vertitur, sen verti speratur, inter nosPartem appellantem ex 
 parte una, et Archidiaconum predictum, ex parte altera, coram eis, annullare 
 et forum eciam ipsorum et vestrum nititur declinare ; vosque ex hoc veremini 
 quod, si in hujusmodi Causa procedetis ulterius, fatigari poteritis ea 
 occasione, forsitan, laboribus et expensis ; nos, hujusmodi timorem, si quis 
 sit, a vobis excutere cupientes, vobis fideliter et bona fide promittimus quod, 
 si in dicta Causa processeritis prout, absque dubio, de jure procedere poteritis, 
 vos erga Dominum Regem et quoscumque alios, cujuscumque condicionis 
 existant, ea occasione indempnes conservabimus. Et ad id omnia bona 
 nostra, mobilia et immobilia, tenore Presencium, obligamus. Similiter, 
 eciam, promittimus pro quibuscumque aliis qui pro nobis caverint in hac 
 parte. In cujus rei, etc. Datum apud Clyst (27 Oct., 1314) ; 89. This is 
 followed by a copy of a 'Caucio,' in identical terms, directed to the said 
 Warden of the Friars Minors of Winchester, on the same day. 
 
 Hyde, Ralph de la (son of Thomas), inst. to Whitstone 
 (Cornwall) ; 42 b , 44, 44 b , 51, (Ord.) 222 b : Canon of St. 
 Crantock, deceased ; 53 b . 
 
 Hyde, Thomas de la ; L 201 b . 
 
 Hyde, William de la, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
182 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A William de la Hyde was inst. to a Prebend in St. Crantock (13 
 Aug., 1310); 53 b : deceased; 101 b , 106 b . 
 
 Hydone, Sir Wm. de, Knt. deceased, see Clyst-Hydon (Inst.) ; 38. 
 Hidone, John de, presents to Clyst-Hydon ; 144 b . 
 Hyndwille, Richard de; L 190 b . 
 
 I. 
 
 Iddesleigh [Yuddesleghe, MS.], 
 
 Master Richard de Honemenacote, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non- 
 residenee for three years, to study, etc. (26 Sept., 1320) ; 152: renewed 
 [Honemanecote, MS.] for a year, in Foreign Parts (7 Aug., 1323) ; 176: 
 renewed for two years (5 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b . 
 
 Ideford [Giddeforde, MS.], Sir Walter, R, Licence to put his Benefice 
 out to farm to Sir John de Chageforde, chaplain, for three years ; " et dabit 
 ad Fabricam Exoniensem, singulis annis, quinque solidos " (31 Dec., 1315); 
 111. 
 
 Ilfracombe, 
 
 " Dominus injunxit parochianis de Ylfredecumbe, apud Ylfredecumbe, quod infra 
 annum fieri facerent, et haberent in Matrice Ecclesia ipsorum, Ymaginem 
 Beate Marie Virginia, ita decentem et formosam sicut in Capella Beate Virgiuis 
 ibidem tune temporis habuerunt ; sub pena xls." (26 July, 1309) ; 42 h . 
 
 Pena et Precept uni super Ecclesia de Ilfridecombe, 
 
 Apud Ilfridecombe, xxij a die dicti mensis [Nov., 1321], constitutus Dominus in 
 Ecclesia Parochial! de Ilfridecombe, in presencia Domini Henrici de Chambernon, 
 Militis, et Patroni dicte Ecclesie, Robcrti de Bikeleghe, Adami de Stoddone, 
 Willelmi Schurreve, Ricardi Schurreve, Johannis le Lange, Adami de Trewent, 
 Thome de Trewent, Willelmi le Taillur, Adami Fabri, Thome Ware, Willelmi 
 Gersome, Willelmi Benet, junioris, Rogeri Mugge, Johannis Henri, Johannis 
 Knosse, Johelis Fabri, Johannis Pistoris, Thome Pistoris, et nonnullorum 
 parochianorum ipsius Ecclesie, perpendens quod eadem Ecclesia capax non erat 
 omnium parochianorum ejusdem, precepit et injunxit eisdem parochianis, 
 nomine suo, et nomine omnium com parochianorum suorum dicte Ecclesie, quod 
 eandem Ecclesiam ampliarent, hinc et inde, per duas alas competentes, et corpus 
 ipsius Ecclesie in loiigitudine similiter ampliarent per xxiiij r pedes ad minus, 
 infra biennium a Festo Beati Michaelis proximo sectituro, sub pena xUi. 
 sterlingomm, applicandarum Fabrice Ecclesie Beati Petri Exoniensis, pro 
 voluntate et arbitrio dicti Domini" ; 162 b . 
 
 Reginald de Champernoun, priest, R., Dispensation: non-i-esidence for two 
 years, to study in Theology or Canon-Law (11 May, 1310); 51: again, 
 [Ilfardicombe, MS.], for a year, "et dabit ad Fabricam xx solidos" 
 (20 Sept., 1318) ; 129 b . 
 
 Ilfrydecombe, Adam de, V. of Staverton, deceased ; 105. 
 Ylstyngtone, William de, inst. to Cotleigh ; 38. 
 Ilton, in Malborough, see Cheverestone (Oratories) ; 39 b . 
 Inge, William, inst. to Heanton-Punchardon ; 148. 
 Inkepenne, Richard de, K. of Ditttsham; 33 b , 36, 115, (Ord.) 
 
 224 b , 225. 
 Innocent III., Pope (see Rymer, I., 197 : Wilkins, I., 545), 
 
 Privilegium fnnocencii Pape super Libertate Eleccionis. [The words 
 " Privilegium digendi Prelates per Regem concession " have been added 
 in the margin 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 183 
 
 Innocencius Episcopus, etc., Venerabilibus Fratribus, etc., Ecclesiarum Prelatis 
 per Angliam constitutis, salutem, etc. Dignis laudibus attollimus magnifi- 
 cenciaui Creatoris quod, postquam Idem, Qui est mirabilis et terribilis in 
 consiliis super filios hpminum, aliquamdiu tolleravit ut perflando discurreret 
 per areolam orti Sui spiritus tempestatis, quasi ludens taliter in orbe terrarum, 
 ut sic ostenderet infirmitatem et insufficienciam nostram, nobis statiiit cum 
 voluit, Aquiloni dixit Da, et Austro Noli prohibere, imperans ventis et mari 
 statuit procellam in auram, ut naute portum quietis inveniant peroptatura. 
 Cum, enim, inter Regnum et Sacerdocium Anglic, non sine magno periculo at- 
 que clampno, super Eleccionibus Prelatorum gravis fuerit controversia diucius 
 agitata, Illo tandem Cui nichil est impossibile Quique ubi vult spirat mira- 
 biliter cooperante, carissimus in Christo Filius noster, Johannes Rex Anglie 
 illustris, liberaliter ex mera et spontanea voluntate, de consensu communi 
 suorum Baronum, pro salute anime sue ac predecessorum et successorum 
 suorum, nobis concessit, et suis Literis confirmavit, ut de cetero, in universis et 
 singulis Ecclesiis ac Monasteriis Cathedralibus et Conventualibus tocius Regni 
 Anglie inperpetuum libere fiantElecciones quonimcumque Prelatorum, major urn 
 eciam et minorum. Nos, igitur, gratum et ratum habentes, concessionem 
 hujusmodi vobis, et per vos Ecclesiis et successoribus vestris, prout in ejusdem 
 Regis Literis perspeximus contineri, auctoritate Apostolica confirmamus et 
 presentis Scripti patrocinio communimus. Ad majorem, autem, firmitatem et 
 perpetuam memoriam hujusmodi rei, prefati Regis Literas super hoc confectas 
 Presentibus inseri fecimus; quarum tenor est talis, Johannes, Dei gracia Rex 
 Anglie, Dominus Hibernie, et Dux Aquitanie et Normannie, et Comes Ande- 
 gavie, Archiepiscopis, Episeopis, Comitibus, Baronibus, et Militibus, Ballivis, 
 et omnibus has Literas visuris, salutem. Quum inter nos et Venerabiles Patres 
 nostros, Stephanum Cantuarie Archiepiscopum, tocius Anglie Primatem, et 
 Sancte Romane Ecclesie Cardinalem, Willelmum Londoniensem, Eustachium. 
 Eliensem, Egidium Herfordensem, Jocelinum Bathoniensem et Glastoniensem, 
 et Hugonem Lincolniensem, Episcopos, super dampnis et ablatis eorum tempore 
 Interdicti, per Dei graciam, de mera et libera vohintate utriusque Partis, plene 
 convenit, volumus non solum eis, quantum secundum Deum possurnus, satis- 
 facere, verum eciam toti Ecclesie Anglicane salubriter et utiliter inperpetuum 
 providere. Inde est quod qualiscumque consuetudo, temporibus nostris et 
 predecessorum nostrorum hactenus in Ecclesia Anglicana fuerit observata, et 
 quicquid juris nobis hactenus vendicaverimus in Eleccionibus quorumcumque 
 Prelatorum, nos ad ipsorum peticionem, pro salute anime nostre et prede- 
 cessorum ac successorum nostrorum, Regum Anglie, liberaliter, mera et 
 spontanea voluntate, de communi consensu Baronum nostrorum, concessimus et 
 constituimus, et hac presenti Carta nostra confirmavimus, ut de cetero in 
 universis et singulis Ecclesiis et Monasteriis Cathedralibus et Couventualibus 
 tocius Regni nostri Anglie, libere siut inperpetuum Elecciones quorumcumque 
 Prelatorum, majorum et miuorum ; salva nobis et heredibus nostris custodia 
 Ecclesiarum Monasteriorum vacancium que ad nos pertinent. Promittimus, 
 eciam, quod nee impediemus nee impediri permittemus per nostros, nee pro- 
 curabimus quin in singulis et universis Ecclesiis et Monasteriis memoratis, post- 
 quam vacaverint, prelature quandocumque voluerint libere sibi preficiant 
 Electores Pastorem ; petita, tamen, prius a not)is et heredibus nostris licencia 
 eligendi, quam non denegabimus nee differemus. Et si forte, quod absit, 
 denegaremus, nichilominus procedant Electores ad Eleccionem Canomcam 
 faciendam. Et similiter, post celebratam Eleccionem, noster requiratur 
 assensus, quern non denegabimus nisi aliquid racionabile proposuerimus et 
 libere probaverirnus, propter quod non debeamus consentire. Quare volumus 
 et firmiter jubemus ne quis, vacantibus Ecclesiis vel Monasteriis, contra hanc 
 nostram Concessionem et Constitucionem in aliquo veniat vel venire presumat. Si 
 quis, yero, contra hoc, aliquo tempore, umquam venerit, malediccionem Omni- 
 potentis Dei et nostram incurrat. Hiis Testibus ; Petro, Wyntoniensi Episcopo, 
 Willelmo Marescalle, Comite Pembrochie, etc., Willelmo, Cpmite Warrennie ; 
 Ranulpho, Comite Cestrie ; Saiero, Comite Wyntonie ; Galfrido de Mandeville, 
 Comite Gloucestrie et Essexie ; Willelmo, Comite de Ferrariis ; Willelmo 
 Briwere ; Wariiio filio Geraldi ; Willelmo de Cantilupo ; Henrico de Neville ; 
 Roberto de Vere ; Willelmo de Huntyngfelde. Datum, per manns Magistri 
 Ricardi de Mariscis, Cancellarii nostri, xv die Januarii, apud Novum Tempi um 
 Londoniense, Anno Regni nostri xvj [1214-151- Nulli, ergo, pmnino hominum 
 liceat hanc Paginam nostre Confirmacionis iufringere, vel ei ausu temerario 
 
184 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 contraire. Si quis, autem, hoc attemptare presuriipserit, indignacionem Omni- 
 potentis Dei et Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum Ejusdem, se noverit 
 incursurum. Similiter datum Laterani, iij Kalendas Aprilis, Pontificatus nostri 
 Anno octavodecimo [30 March 1216]. Written on a Wank page, fol. 13. 
 
 INSTITUTIONS TO BENEFICES, ETC., 
 ABBOT'S-KERSWELL [Carswille Abbatis, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Thomas dictus Tankarde ', on whose death," Die Dominica proxima post 
 
 Festum Sancti Gregorii, Pape " (15 March), 1320-1, 
 Robert de Fishacre, deacon, 1 was inst., 14 April ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 
 Convent of Sherborne; 157 b . 
 
 AFFETON [Affatone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir John de Oxtone; on whose resignation, " quarto Idus Maii " (12 May), 1310 
 Hugh Normin, accolite, 2 was inst., 12 June ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent 
 of St. Nicholas, Exeter ; 52 h . 
 
 ALPHINGTON 3 [Alfyntone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Stephen de Brawoda* occurs as R., 23 March, 1311-12; 69 b : on whose cession, 
 5 Feb., 1317-18 (fol. 125 b ) "per Constitucionem Johannis Pape XXII. 
 contra Plurales editam " (see Benefices, Vacant), 
 
 Sir Robert de Halstede, priest, was inst., 14 March ; Patron, Sir Hugh de 
 Neville, Knt. ; 126. 
 
 ALTERNON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir John ; on whose death, " die Luue proximo post Festum Sancti Petri ad 
 
 Viucula" (6 Aug.), 1319, 
 Sir Ivo de Astone, priest, was iust., 12 Dec. ; Patrons, the D. & C. of Exeter ; 
 
 145. 
 
 ALVERDISCOTT [Alvardiscote, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William le Mol ; on whose death, " die Lune in Vigilia Beati Johannis 
 
 Baptiste " (23 June), 1320, 
 Sir James de Mcrtone, priest, was inst., 1 Aug. ; Patron, Baldwin le Flemynge, 
 
 by his Proctor, Henry de Merwode; 150 b . 
 
 ALWINGTON, Rectors of 
 
 Reginald Beaupel, deacon, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ore?.) 218. Vacant, 
 "die Sabbati proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini" (8 Jan.), 1322-3, 
 Master John Pieres was inst., 10 Feb. ; Patron, John Coffyn ; 172. 
 
 ANTONY, EAST [Antone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir fohn de Penfenten, deacon, 5 was inst., 14 Sept., 1309 ; Patrons, the Abbat 
 and Convent of Tavistock ; 43 b . On whose death, " die Mercurii proxima 
 ante Festum Nativitatis Beate Virginis " (3 Sept.), 1320, 
 
 Sir Ilenry de Godecote, priest, was inst., 11 Sept., ; Patrons, the same ; 151. 
 
 Roger de la Hole was inst., 5 July, 1323 ; 176 b . See BRADNINCH ( note.) 
 
 ARLINGTON [Alryngtone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Symon de Schakespere, accolite, 6 was collated (by lapse), 26 Sept. 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 ASHBURTON [Ayspertone, MS.]. Vicar of 
 
 Sir James de Champeneie, priest, was inst., 19 May, 1313 ; Patrons, the 
 
 1 Ordained priest, 18 April, 1321 ; 243. 4 Omitted in Oliver's List(Eccles.Antiq., 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 13 June, 1310; i, 74) ; in which he has inserted three 
 225 b : deacon, 19 Sept., 1310 ; 226. of the Institutions to Affeton. 
 
 3 See Vol. I. p. 107. Staneweye's sue- 5 Ordained priest, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 223 b . 
 cessor, not mentioned in the Register, 6 Ordained subdeacon, 21 Dec., 1308; 
 was one Richard. Rot. Pat., 3 Edw. 218: deacon, 4 April, 1310: 224 b : 
 I [1274-5], m. 5 (43). J.I.D. priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 185 
 
 D. & C. of Exeter ; 78. Vacant in 1324 (Commission directed, 6 Oct., to 
 the Official-Principal and Precentor Rd. de Coletone, to receive Presenta- 
 tions and to institute and induct) ; 181 b . 
 
 [Visitation (1 July, 1301) by Robert de Veteri Terra and John de Uphavene, see 
 p. 107, note (*) : "In Visitacione present! fueruot in Ecclesia unura Antipho- 
 narmm sufficiens, cum Spalterio (sic), Ympnario, Collectario, et Capitulario ; et 
 aliud vetus Antiphonarium non de Usu ex toto, cum Collectario, Capitulario, et 
 Ympnario. Legeuda Temporalis, curn Antiphonario coresponclente, debilis et 
 defecti va. Unurn Spalterium tantum per se, obscuratum, male ligatum, et 
 insufficiens. Legenda Sanctorum per se, bona. Ordinale tollerandum. Item, 
 Missale, bene notatum, set corrupte litere aliquantulum. Aliud vetus Missale, 
 non de Usu. Unum Gradale tantum per se, sine Tropario. Troparium per se, 
 minus sufficiens. Processionale satis competens. Synodus competens. Duo 
 paria Vestimentoruni Integra et sufficieiicia. Fiole iij, debiles et vetustate 
 consumpte. Quatuor paria Corporaliuin. Pixis ad Eukaristiam, lignea et sine 
 sera; nee pendet ultra Altare. Crismatorium ligneurn cum serura. Duo 
 Candelebra Processional ia, de stanno. Crux parva de metallo, que non sufficit 
 ad Processionem. Alia Crux Processionalis lignea, tamen honesta. ij super- 
 pellicia sufficiencia, cum uno bono rocheto. Tria Paxilla. Turribilum sufficiens. 
 Vexillum novum et decorum. Lucerna bona. Calix nimis parvus, vix ponderans 
 dimidiam marcarn ; et alius adhuc minor, spectans ad Capellam Sancti 
 Laurencii. - Navis Ecclesie nimis obscura. Campanile nondum cooperitur 
 plumbo ex toto, set est in cooperiendo. 
 
 Obbilinus Oliver, Johannes le Tinner, Moris le Wrinsche, et alii Synodales 
 dicunt quod Vicarius, quidem, [quoad] Spiritualitatem et Temporalitatem 
 bene et honeste se gerit ; et de peccato mortali occultato nichil sciunt. 
 Set dicunt quod Officialis Firmarii in correccionibus faciendis multam rigide se 
 gerit et nimis, ut eis videtur. De Custode Ecclesie et feodo suo a Vicario 
 exacto conventum est inter Parochianos et Vicarium predictuni quod clericus 
 Vicarii illud onus subibit de cetero quoad singula, sumptibus ejusdem Vicarii. 
 Domus de Chyveleghe sunt in meliori statu quam Dominus Willelmus, nunc 
 Firmarius, eas recepit ; qui de novo construxit quandam grangiam, cujus con- 
 struccio estimatur ad xv marcas vel ultra. Nee est defectus in domibus nisi in 
 planchis carnere putrefactis et miiro latrine ruinoso ; qui defectus estimantur ad 
 vs., cum defectu columbaris male cooperti. Garba, ibidem, valet communibus 
 annis xxli. ; tamen, aliquo tempore vendebatur, ut dicitur, pro Iviij marcis. 
 Vicaria valet per annum x inarcas, et est pensionaria Firtnario in x marcis. 
 Archives of ihe Dean and Chapter, No. 3673, p. 23]. See page 34. 
 
 ASHBURY [Aysbyry, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter de la Fenne, deacon, 1 was hist., 16 Aug., 1309 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 and Convent of Launceston ; 43, 
 
 Aqua, David de, occurs as R., 17 June, 1318, when he was ordained sub- 
 deacon ; 239 b : deacon, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 b . 
 
 AsHCOMBE 2 [Asschecumbe and Ayschcumbe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Ralph de Stokes, accolite, 3 was iust., 14 Jan., 1310-11 ; Patrons, the 
 Prior and Convent of Merton ; 59 b . 
 
 Master Stephen Lovecoke, clerk, 4 succeeded. A Commission for his Institu- 
 tion was directed 16 Dec., 1316, to Treasurer Hentone and Richard de 
 Morcestre, Archdn. of Barum ; Patrons, the same ; 116 b . 
 
 ASHFORD [" taxanda Vicaria Ecclesie de Esseforde," MS.], 
 
 Sir Gilbert (probably, Sir Gilbert de Moltone) occurs as V., 13 Nov., 1311 ; 66. 
 Robert de PUtone, deacon, 5 was inst, 21 Feb., 1311-12 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 
 1 Ordained priest, 20 Sept., 1309 j 223 b . 235 b . 
 
 2 See Vol. I., p. 108. Henry was R. 4 Ordained subdeacon, 26 Feb., 1316-17; 
 before Sir Gilbert. Rot. Pat. 5 Edw. 237 b : deacon, 23 Sept., 1318; 240 b : 
 I. [1276-7], m. 8d (17). priest, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. 
 
 3 Ordained subdeacon, 6 March, 1310- 5 Ordained priest, 11 March, 1311-12; 
 11; 227: deacon, 20 Sept., 1315; 229 b . 
 
186 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Monks of the Blessed Mary of Pilton ; 69. 
 
 ASHPKINGTON [Ay spring tone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Nicholas de Mothaye occurs as R., 5 Feb , 1308-9; 38: he exchanged (by 
 
 proxy John Doromit), 26 Feb., 1310-11, with 
 Sir Walter Daumarle (V. of Totnes) ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of 
 
 Totnes ; 59 b . 
 
 ASHREIGNEY [Ringgesaslie, Esse Reigni, and Esse Regny, MS.], 
 Rector of 
 
 Fulbert de Dovere occurs, first, in the Register of Henry Wodeloke, Bp. of 
 Winchester (who ordained him deacon in his Cathedral, 2 April, 1306 
 " Rector Ecclesie de Assheregni " (Litt. Dim. from Bp. Bytton) ; fol. 
 310 b . [F. J. B.] He is sometimes called " Robert " in our Register. 
 
 ASHTON [Aysscherstone and Ayscherestone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John Fitz-ffugh, first, occurs as R., 24 Sept., 1317, when he was ordained 
 accolite 1 ; 238. 
 
 ASH WATER [Esse Water and Esse Wautier, MS.] Rectors of, 
 
 Sir William de Westbury occurs as R., 17 April, 1309 ; 40 b . 
 
 Master Adamde Wellia, accolite, was collated, 8 Sept., 1310 " cujus patrona- 
 
 tum [Dominus] sibi et heredibus suis et assignatis paulo antea adquisivit " ; 
 
 55. 
 Sir William de Westbyry was presented, 13 Oct., 1310, by Sir Richard de 
 
 Stapeldone: the Official-Principal was commissioned to institute him ; 56 b . 
 
 ATHERINGTON, Rectors of 
 
 Walter de Wylyngtone, clerk, occurs as R , 3 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 Sir Reginald [de Wylyngtone], subdeacon, 2 occurs as R., 21 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b . 
 
 Vacant 17 Feb., 1317-18, " per dimissionem Reginald! de Wylintone " ; ;J and 
 Sir Robert de Wylyngtone, priest, was inst., 6 July, 1318 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Wylintone, Knt. ; 128. On Robert's resignation, " Die Dominica proxima 
 
 post Festum Sancti Mathei, Apostoli " (24 Sept.), 1318, 
 Sir Reginald de Wylyngtone, priest, was admitted (by proxy John de 
 
 Herpathe), 2 Nov. ; Patron, the same, Letters of Induction only ; 138 b . 
 
 AVETON-GIFFARD, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Thomas Hereward, clerk, was presented by Sir Wm. le Prouz, Knt., and, 
 22 Jan., 1309-10, the Archdeacons of Exeter and Barnstaple and Wm. de 
 Kylkenny and Richard de Morcestre, Canons of Exeter, were commissioned 
 to institute and induct him ; 46 b . Instituted 20 April (by proxy William 
 de Wolleghe) ; 49 b . 
 
 Sir Peter de Honetone, " presbiterum suum fi. e. Episcopi], et familiarem," 
 was inst. (Letters of Institution only), 1 Aug., 1318 ; Patron, Sir Roger de 
 Moel, Knt. ; 128. 
 
 AWLISCOMBE [Aulescumbe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see "Confessions") 48. Vacant, 
 
 " die Mercurii in Festo Assumpcionis Beate Virginis (15 Aug.)", 1313 ; and 
 Sir William Queynteyn (or de Quentone), priest, was inst., 6 Dec. ; Patrons, the 
 
 Abbat and Convent of Dunkeswell ; 82. He exchanged, 4 27 April, 1320, 
 
 with 
 Gilbert de Quentone (R., of Tolland [Tolonde, MS.], Somerset} ; Patrons, the 
 
 same. Both were inst. by Bishop Stapeldon on the same day, in London ; 
 
 the former, under a Commission from Bishop Drokenesford, dated at 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 22 Sept., 1319 ; 241. his List of Vicars (Eccles. Antiq., i. 69) 
 
 2 Ordained deacon, 11 March, 1311-12 ; he passes at once from the Inst. of 
 229 b : priest, 20 May, 1312; 230. "William Curynteyn " (as he calls 
 
 3 See page 43 (note). William de Quentone) to the Induct- 
 
 4 Oliver overlooked this Exchange. In ion of William Attputte, in 1343. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 187 
 
 Wivelscombe, 11 April Patron, Fr. Richard de Leycestre, Locutn-tenens of 
 the Prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England] ; 149 b . 
 
 AXMINSTEK, Rectors and Vicars of 
 
 Master Nicholas de Honetone was inst. (see Vol. I., page 111), apparently, in 1264. 
 But according to Oliver (Eccles. Antiq., i, 147), "this Collation was cancelled, 
 on an Appeal to the Metropolitan, and 
 
 John de Ilminster, according to the Newenham Cartulary, was admitted in the 
 Feb., following " [1264-5]. He adds that 
 
 John de Bridport, was "admitted Vicar on the presentation of the Abbat and 
 Convent of Newenham, and died in 1291." But the said John is called "Persona" 
 of this Parish in the Deputy-Keeper's 46th Report, page 111 : "Brideport, 
 Master John de, Parson of the Church of Axminster (which is in the King's 
 Patronage), Grant to, that, although the King has granted the Advowson of 
 the said Church to the Abbat and Convent of Newenham, he shall not be dis- 
 quieted or molested during his life in the possession of the aforesaid Church by 
 the said Religious or others. Westminster, 30 April [1277]." J. I. D. 
 
 William de Forstrete, occurs as V., 22 Aug., 1310 ; L 192 b , etc. 
 
 AXMOUTH Axemue, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Fr. Roger, dictus JIariel, on becoming Prior of Lodres (to which this Church 
 was appropriated), claimed admission, and Bp. Stapeldon commissioned 
 Precentor Rd. de Coletone to institute him (28 Jan., 1320-1); 154 b . 
 Contingencia Priorem de Lodres, quoad Ecdesiam et Manerium de Axemue: 
 
 In Camera Hospicii Domini Exoniensis Episcopi, extra Temple Barre, Londoniis, 
 xvj die mensis Februarii, Anno quo supra, Religiosus Vir, Frater Rogerus, 
 dictus Hariel, Monachus, exhibuit se presencialiter coram Episoopo memorato, 
 et exhibuit sibi quasdam Literas Patentes, sub hac forma : Veuerabili in 
 Christo Patri . . . Episcopo Exoniensi, Frater Petrus, permissione Divina 
 humilis Abbas Monasterii Beati Marie de Montburge, Constanciensis Diocesis, 
 Ordiuis Sancti Benedicti, salutem, etc. Paternitati vestre Reverende, tenore 
 Presencium, significamus quod nos Fratrem Rogerum, dictum ffariel, commona- 
 chura nostrum, fecimus, constituimus, et ordinavimus Priorem et Custodem 
 Maneriorum nostrorum et Ecclesiarum nostrarum de Lodres, in Eplscopatu 
 Sarrumensi, et de Axemuta in vestro Episcopatu Exoniensi, existencium, cum 
 juribus et pertinenciis universis, tarn Spiritualibus quani Temporalibus, ad 
 dictum Prioratum pertinentibus. Inde est quod Reverende Paternitati vestre 
 supplicamus humiliter et devote quatinus prefatum Rogerum ad Ecclesiam de 
 Axemuta et Manerium cum pertinenciis universis, prout decet et moris est, 
 admittere dignemini ac velitis, ipsum in hiis libere administrare permittentes. 
 Valeat in Christo bene et diu vestra Paternitas Veneranda ! Datum Anno 
 Domini M CCC mo xx mo , die Mercurii post Festum Beate Lucie [17 Dec.]. 
 
 Demuin, visis et examinatis predictis Literis, licet sufficientes non viderentur in 
 totum, prefatus, tamen, Episcopus, ne, pro defectu competentis regiininis 
 Ecclesie de Axemuta et Manerii predictorum, paterentur in Spiritualibus et 
 Temporalibus ulterius lesionem, volens eidem Fratri Rogero graciam in ea parte 
 facere specialem, ipsum virtute predictarum Literarum ad Ecclesiam de 
 Axemuta et Manerium Loci ejusdem, prout ad eum pertinuit, admisit, sub 
 istis protestacionibus in hujusmodi Admissione patenter expressis, videlicet 
 quod, non obstante ipsa Admissione, jura, libertates, et consuetudines Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis semper salve remanerent eidem, qtiibus noluit per hujusmodi 
 Admissionem in aliquo derogari ; quodque si inposterum apparere posset quod 
 ista Admissio alio modo facta fuerit quam hactenus fieri consueverit, quod pro 
 nulla penitus haberetur. Presentibus Ricardo de Twivertone, Auctoritate 
 Apostolica Notario Publico, Magistro Waltero de Setone, Nicholao de Hele, 
 clericis, Domino Nicholao de Perschete, Milite, Galfrido de Doune, vadleto dicti 
 Prioris, et aliis. Quibus sic factis, idem Frater Rogerus, apertis coram eo 
 Evangeliis et tactis, Canonicam Obedienciam prestitit corporaliter Episcopo 
 antedicto ; et deinde optinuit Literas Admissionis et Executorias ad easdem, in 
 hac forma. [Copies of the formal Letters follow ; the first directed to Hariel, 
 dated 16 Feb. ; the second to the Archdeacon of Exeter, or his Official, dated 
 17 Feb., 1320-1 ; 156. On HarieVs cession, " die Sabbati proxima post Festum 
 Sancti Andree, Apostoli" (7 Dec.), 1324. 
 
 Sir William Rokes, priest, was inst., 13 Jan., 1324-5 ; Patron, the Prior of 
 Lodres, representing the Abbat and Convent aforesaid ; 183. 
 
188 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE ["taxanda Vicaria Ecclesie Parochialis (Beati 
 Petri fol. 66 b ) de Barum," MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Philip de Cruce, deacon, 1 was inducted " Literas Induccionis tantum," 13 
 July, 1311 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of Barnstaple ; 62 b . On the 
 14th the Bishop sequestrated " fruotus et obvenciones ad altillagium", 
 committing the custody to the said Philip, "ita quod per visum ejusdem 
 Prioris eosdem colligat, et de eisdem respondeat cum fuerit requisitus"; 63. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE PRIORY, Priors of 
 
 Paschasius occurs in 1297 (Oliver's Monasticon, p. 196). 
 Fr. John occurs as Prior (see EXETER, ST. JAMES'S PRIORY), 17 March, 1313- 
 14; 83. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE ; the Chantry Chapel " juxta Pontem " 
 
 Sir Thomas de Tottonia, priest, was collated (by lapse], 29 Feb., 1311-12 ; 
 discord having aiisen as to the right of presentation between Sir Wm. 
 Marty n, Knt., and the Prior and Monks of the Blessed Mary Magdalene, of 
 Barum; 69. 
 
 "Perpetua C&nt&icia, facienda in Capella Beati Thome, jux- 
 ta Pontem Barnastapolie, pro animabus Domini Henrici 
 Traci, progenitorum et successorum suorum, et pro anima- 
 bus omnium Fidelium defunctorum," 
 
 Sir Richard de Scottescombe, priest, was inst., 19 Dec., 1319 ; Patron, Sir 
 William Martyn, Knt. ; 145. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE, Archdeacons of 
 
 Master Ralph Germeyn held the Office till his collation to the Precentorship, 
 in succession to Bishop Stapeldon, when 
 
 Sir William de Meltone, "Domini Regis Clericus," was collated, 13 Oct., 
 1308 (the day of Stapeldon's consecration) ; 35 b . 
 
 Master William Fitz-Rogo (misplaced by Oliver and Le Neve] was collated, in 
 his -absence, 4 Jan., 1308-9 ; 38. 
 
 Master John Wela, priest, was collated, 30 March, 1309 ; 39 b . On whose 
 resignation (for the Archdeaconry of Exeter), 
 
 Master Walter Gi/ard, S.T.D., was collated, on Easter-Day (26 March), 2 
 1312 ; 69 b . Oliver and Le Neve place Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio 
 and William Fitz-Rogo between Wela and Giffard ; but in error. And they 
 give no dates. The latter will be found, in his proper place, above : and I 
 can find no trace of the former as Archdeacon of Barnstaple. Moreover, the 
 Register proves that Giffard succeeded Wela immediately: he was collated 
 to the Office " vacantem per liberam resignacionem Magistri Johannis 
 Wele." On GHffard's promotion to the Chancellorship of the Cathedral, 
 
 Master Richard de Morcestre, Canon of Exeter, was collated, 7 Feb., 1314-15 ; 
 102. On whose death, 
 
 Master Richard de Wideslade, priest, was collated, 22 Sept., 1318 ; 130. 
 
 BEAFORD [Beauforde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Henry de Gatepathe (" de Herpathe," fol. 51), accolite, 3 was inst. (by proxy 
 Vincent de Cokyngtone), 21 Feb., 1309-10; Patron, Sir John de 
 Wylyngtone, Knt. ; 47 b . 
 
 " Perpetua Cantaria in Ecclesia de Beauf ord," 
 
 Sir Walter de Thornbiri ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Andreio, a chaplain, was inst, 7 Nov., 1319 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 Wilyngtone, Knt. ; 144 b . 
 
 1 Ordained priest, 18 Sept., 1311 ; 228 b . 3 Ordained subdeacon, 18 April, 1310 ; 
 3 " Pascha: Septimo Kalendas Aprilis," 224 b : deacon, 13 June, 1310 ; 225 b : 
 
 not 3 Dec., 1314, as in Le Neve. priest, 19 Dec., 1310 ; 226. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 189 
 
 BEAWORTHY [Beworthi, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John Luveriche, subdeacon, occurs as R., 8 Dec., 1323 ; I77 b . 
 
 BELSTONE [Bellestone, MS.], Kector of 
 
 Vacant, " a die Mercurii proxima post Festum Purificacionis Beate Marie " (8 
 Feb.), 1323-4, and Walter de Setone, Commissary, instituted 
 
 Henry de Foleforde "die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Georgii 1 ' 
 (25 April), 1324 ; Patron, William de Foleforde ; 181. 
 
 BERE-FERRERS [Byr, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant, " a die Martis proxima post Festum Sancti Hillarii proximo preteri- 
 tum " (17 Jan.), 1317-18, on the death of Walter de Ferers (see Vol. I., page 
 336: he occurs, as R., as late as 3 July, 1317 ; L 211 b ). 
 
 Master Henry de Niwetone, subdeacon, was inst., 18 March ; Patron, Sir 
 William de Ferariis, Knt. ; 126. On whose resignation 
 
 Sir Reginald Pypard, clerk, 1 was inst., 20 Sept., 1318 ; Patron, the same; 130. 
 
 BERRY-NARBOR [Biri Nerberd and Beri Neyberd, MS.], 
 
 Master Richard de Tregiliou ; on whose death the Bishop appointed Master 
 Henry de Stowford "yconomus" of the revenues (3 March, 1315-16) ; 112. 
 
 Richard de Chuddeleghe, clerk (an intruder, but see p. 45). 
 
 John de Puttejorde, clerk (another intruder). 
 
 Master John le Knyghte, clerk. [Ordained deacon (Litt. Dim.} by the Bp. of 
 Winchester, 13 June, 1321, in the Parish-Church of Bishop's Waltham 
 (Regist. Rigaud de Asserio ; fol. C.) F. J. B.] ; 
 
 The Bishop writes thus to John le Knyghte (12 Feb., 1317-18," Qnia nos, nunc, 
 primo intelleximus quod Ricardusde Chuddeleghe, clericus, in Ecclesia Parochiali 
 de Biri Nerberd, nostre Diocesis, nullo tempore justum Titulum, velineajus 
 aliquod habuit seu ad earn, quodque predicta Ecclesia, post mortem cujusdam 
 Magistri Ricardi de Tregiliou, nuper et ultimo Rectoris ejusdem, per dissensionem 
 et discordiam diversorum ut Patroni presentancium ad eandem, tanto tempore 
 jam vacavit quod ipsius Collacio, juxta Statuta Latrauensis Concilii, est ad nos, 
 hac vice vacacionis, libere devoluta ; et volentes personam tuam in hac parte 
 prosequi favore gracie specialis, dictam Ecclesiam . . . cum suis juribus et 
 pertiuenciis nniversis . . . tibi, quatenus de jure possurnus, conferimus . . . ; 
 nolentes, tamen, quod per hanc nostram Collacionem alicui Patrono ejusdem 
 Ecclesie in futuris vacaoionibus ejusdem prejudicium aliquod generetur." The 
 Letters of Induction were directed to the Dean of Schirewille ; 125. But further 
 troubles were in store for Knyghte. A Commission was directed, 8 Feb., 1320-1, 
 to Precentor Coletone and William de Wolleghe, R. cf Yarnscombe, on his 
 complaint that, although he had been canonically inst., one John de Putteforde, 
 clerk, had intruded himself and taken possession of the Church, disposing of the 
 revenues as he pleased, to the great injury of the Rector. The Commissaries 
 were to investigate the case, and, if the complaint were well founded, to eject 
 the intruder and to restore the Rector to his full rights ; 155. The matter was 
 settled in this way, " Eisdem die et loco, comparuerunt coram Domino, in Aula 
 sua ibidem [apud Farendone, xj die mensis Aprilis 1321J, Magister Johannes 
 le Knyght, de Lawittetone, et Johannes de Putteforde, de Biri Nerberde, 
 Ecclesiarum se pretendentes Rectores. . . . Johannes le Knyght Ecclesiam de 
 Lawittetone predictam, et prefatus Johannes de Putteforde totum jus, si quod 
 habuit, in Ecclesia de Biri antedicta, in manus ejusdem Domini dimiserunt, re et 
 verbo ; sub hac, tamen, protestacione, quod si dicta Ecclesia de Biri, in qua 
 idem Johannes le Knyght se asseruit institutum, ab eo qtiomodolibet evincatur, 
 ad prelibatam Ecclesiam de Lawittetone licite redire possit et retiuere, sicut 
 prius; et jus, eciam, dicti Johannis de Putteforde ad Ecclesiam de Biri sibi 
 maneat illibatum. Quibus dimissionibus per Dominum admissis, idem Dominus, 
 hujusmodi protestacioni annuens, Ecclesiam de Lawittone, sic ut premittitur 
 vacantem, et ad suam Collacionem immediate spectantem, eidem Johanni de 
 Putteforde contulit tune, ibidem, presentibus Magistris Nicholao de Hele, 
 Waltero de Setone " ; 157 b . 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 23 Sept., 1318, 240: deacon, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 242 b . 
 
 subdeacon, 23 Dec., 1318; 240 b : 
 
190 
 
 THE BEGHSTBB OF BISHOP STAPELDOK. 
 
 BICKLEIGH [in the Deanery of Tiverton Bykeleghe, MS.], 
 
 Master Walter de Mymmelonde, subdeacon, occurs as R., 1 3 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 BICKLEIGH [in the Deanery of Tamerton Bykeleghe, MS.], 
 
 Master William de Wolleghe occurs as R., 18 April, 1310, when he was 
 ordained deacon ; 224 b : priest 6 March, 1310-11 ; 227 b . He exchanged, for 
 Yarnscombe, with 
 
 Sir William Hereward, who was inst., 27 Sept., 1318 ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 Convent of Buckland ; 130 b . 
 
 BICTON [Bukyntone and Buketone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Martin le Arbloster, subdeacon, was R. as early as 20 Nov., 1308 ; 36 b . On 
 
 whose resignation 
 Master William de Tudcwille 2 was inst, 8 May, 1310 ; Patron, Geoffrey le 
 
 Arbloster ; 50 b . This was an exchange with the R. of LYMPSTONE. After 
 
 an Incumbency of about a month, Tudeivitte, exchanged back again to 
 
 Lympstone with the said 
 Martin, "dictus le Arbloster" deacon, who was inst., 16 June, 1310 ; Patron, 
 
 the same ; 52 b . On his resignation 
 Sir Ralph "dictus le ArUaster" priest, was admitted, 9 June, 1318 ; Patron, 
 
 Richard le A j blaster, " et, jurata Obediencia in persona predicti Ricardi, 
 
 Procuratoris ejusdem Radulphi, .... optinuit Literas Induccionis ; 127 b . 
 
 BIDEFORD [Bidiforde, MS.], 3 Rectors of 
 
 Sir William Dunnynge occurs as R., 25 July, 1309 ; 42 b . On his death "die 
 
 Dominica proxima post Festum Assumpcionis Beate Virginia" (20 Aug.), 
 
 1318, 
 Master Henry [Toyt] de Cornubia, "dictus de Truru," priest, was inst. (by 
 
 proxy David de Truru), 13 Sept. ; Patron, Sir Bartholomew de Grenevyle; 
 
 129 b Vacant, " a die Sabbati in Festo Sancti Marcellini et Petri (2 June), 
 
 1324 ; and 
 Master Walter Prodhomme, clerk, was inst., 25 Dec. ; Patron, Henry, son and 
 
 heir of Sir Bartholomew de Greineville ; 183. 
 
 BIGBURY [Bikebury, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant, " a die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Ambrosii " (8 April), 1325 ; 
 
 and 
 Ralph de Pridiaux, clerk, was inst., 19 May ; Patron, William de Bikeburi ; 
 
 184 b 
 
 BISHOPSNYMPTON [Nymetone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions "); 48 b . 
 Sir David ; his Institution is not recorded, but on his death 
 Sir Laurence de Nymetone, priest, was inst, 13 Dec., 1319 ; Patron, Sir Thomas 
 de Hentone, Treasurer of the Cathedral ; 145. 
 
 There is nothing to shew which "Byke- 
 leghe" was intended. But as Wolleghe 
 was R., at about the same time, of the 
 " Bykeleghe " which is identified by 
 the Patronage, it is nearly certain that 
 Mymmelonde was R. of the East 
 Devon Parish. 
 
 Ordained deacon, 13 June, 1310; 225 b ; 
 priest, 19 Dec., 1310 ; 226. 
 " Cum diu placitatum esset in Curia 
 Domini Regis, inter Abbatem Robert- 
 urn Tercium et Conventum Theokes- 
 berie et Ricardum de Greynwille, 
 super Advocacione Ecclesiarum de 
 
 KILKAMTUNB et de BIDIFORD, tandem, 
 post decursum v annorum, anno sci- 
 licet Regni Regis Hemici, filii Johan- 
 nis, xxij, Nonas Junii [5 June], apud 
 Lnndstaventune in Cornubia, inter 
 Partes amicabiliter convenit, sicut in 
 cyrographo inter eos confecto con- 
 tinetur, coram Justiciaries Itineranti- 
 bus, scilicet Willelmo de Eboraco et 
 Sociis suis, presente et Ricardo, Co- 
 mite Cornubie, fratre Domini Regis, 
 et multis aliis " [1238]. Annals of 
 Tewkesbury Abbey (Ed. Luard), p. 
 108. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 191 
 
 BISHOP'S TAWTON [Tautone Episcopi, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 John (perhaps John de Ockamptone) was V. in 1303-4: see Vol. I, pp. 338, 412. 
 Sir Simon ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Philip de Essewater, priest, was inst.,* 19 Sept., 1318; Patron, Master 
 Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, Dean of Exeter ; 129 b . 
 
 BISHOPSTEIGNTON [Teyngtone Episcopi, MS.], Rectors and 
 Vicars of 
 
 Sir Thomas de ffentone, R. ; he exchanged, 27 Dec., 1309, with 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, R., of Great Torrington, Commission for his 
 Institution (directed to Roger cle Otery, the Bishop's Official); 45 b : inst. 
 8 Jan., 1309-10 (by proxy Richard de Brayleghe, R. of Filleigh) ; 46. 
 
 Sir Alan ffarpyn, priest, was collated to the Vicarage " taxanda et ordinanda 
 Vicaria Ecclesie de Teyngtone Episcopi, cum omnibus Capellis eidem 
 adjacentibus " in his absence, 3 Jan., 1317-18 ; 125: admitted, 8 June, 
 1318 ; and, the Bishop reserving to himself and his successors power to tax 
 the Vicarage, Letters of Induction only were granted ; 127 b . 
 
 Master William Kaignes, clerk, was collated to the Rectory, 12 April, 1325 ; 
 184. He was the last Rector inducted only ; not instituted. 
 
 BITTADON [Bitthedene and Bittedene, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter Bodyn, chaplain: Commission for his Institution and Induction 
 directed, 26 April, 1319, to Richard de Coletone, Official- Principal ; Patron, 
 John de Bittedene ; 141. After an interval of nearly nine months the said 
 Walter (priest), was inst., 14 Jan., 1319-20; Patron, John de Bittedene, 
 senior, :t ilia vice, racione minoris etatis Johaunis de Bittedene, filii et 
 heredis Thome de Bittedene, et Custodie terrarum ejusdem, in manibus suis 
 ex tradicione Nobilis Viri, Domini Willelmi Martyn, existentis " ; 147. 
 
 BLACKAWTON [Blakeauetone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Richard de Coletone ; on whose resignation 
 
 George de Byneleghe, clerk, was iust., 10 Jan., 1308-9; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plympton (" salva dictis Priori et Conventui Pensione annua 
 decem marcarum, eisdem de eadem debita"); 37 b . There seems to have 
 been some hitch ; for a second Institution took place, 12 Feb. ; 38 Ordained 
 subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 220 b ; deacon, 18 April, 1310 ; 224 b . 
 
 BLACK TORRINGTON [Blaketoritone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Robert Pollard, deacon, first occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308, when he was 
 
 ordained deacon ; 218. 
 
 Elias de Tyngewyke. occurs as R., 8 Feb., 1313-14 ; 85. 
 Sir Waller de Cromhale, priest, was inst., 30 Sept., 1315 ; Patron, Sir Nicholas 
 
 de Sancto Mauro, Knt. ; 110. 
 
 BLISLAND [Blestone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 William occurs as R., 24 Oct., 1308 ; L 188 b . 
 
 BOCONNOC [Bokonnecke Bocquinnoke, Boccunneke, and 
 Bockonnoke, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter [de Kent], occurs (see Morchard- Bishop), 3 Sept., 1310 ; 54 b . On 
 
 whose resignation 
 Richard .Bam, clerk, was inst., 27 Sept., 1318 ; Patron, Sir John de Car- 
 
 minou ; 130 b . On Barri's resignation 
 Richard Lovecoke, of Tiverton, clerk, 1 was inst , 26 July, 1320 ; Patron, the 
 
 same ; 150. 
 Master Peter (son of Henry) le TaiUur,'de Castro, occurs as R., 19 May, 1325 ; 
 
 (see "Litt. Dim."), 184. 
 
 BODMIN PRIORY, Priors of 
 
 Fr. Germanus ; on whose resignation, 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243: priest, 18 April, 1321; ibid. 
 
192 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir John de Kylkamptone was elected, 20 May, 1310 ; 51 b , 52. 
 
 BONDLEIGH [Boneleghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Adam dictus Marchaunt, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; 218. Vacant, "a 
 die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancti Thome, Apostoli (20 Dec.), 1316 ; and 
 
 Sir John de Brademor, priest, was admitted, 16 Jan., 1316-17 ; Patron, Walter 
 Gamboun, of Morestone ; 117. 
 
 BOSHAM, the Collegiate Church of 
 
 Sacristans. [The Collations were, always, to a Prebend, with the Office of 
 
 Sacristan annexed], 
 
 Sir Walter de Welwe occurs, 3 Jan., 1309-10, see Bosham, Visitation of; 25. 
 John Ifurand occurs, 23 Dec., 1318, when he was ordained subdeacon 1 ; 240 b . 
 Sir Ralph de Riburghe, priest, collated 7 Sept., 1321, Letters of Induction 
 
 directed to Sir Matthias, R. of Warblington (Dioc. Winton) ; 159 b . 
 Sir Walter de Shireforde occurs, 28 Dec., 1323 ; I77 b . 
 
 Canons, 
 
 John de DroTcenesforde occurs, 22 Sept. 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 Master Stephen de Chestkunte occurs in the above-named Visitation ; also, 
 Sir Amaneus de PelagrumZ Jan., 1309-10; 25. 
 
 Sir Ricliard h Urun, held the Prebend of Appeldreham : he was succeeded by 
 Robert ITereward, clerk; collated 11 Jan., 1310-11 (Letters of Induction, 
 
 dated 15 Jan.) ; 59. 
 
 Sir John de Leices (fol. 25) ; whose successor, 
 Master Michael de Eerham, was collated, 14 Jan, 1310-11, "suo periculo," 
 
 i.e., if there were a vacancy, and if the right to collate belonged to the 
 
 Bishop for that turn : Witnesses, Master Geoffrey de Etone, Sir Thomas de 
 
 Stapeldone, Peter de Honetone, Richard Trenchard, Ralph de Stokes, and 
 
 others; 59. 
 
 Sir Ralph de Hyngham held the Prebend of Waletone ; on whose death 
 Robert Bereward, clerk, was collated, 22 March, 1310-11 ; 60. But see below. 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, priest, was collated to the Prebend of Appeldreham, 
 
 22 March. 1310-11 ; 60. On Hyngham,' s death 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone was collated to the Prebend of Waletone (20 May, 
 
 1311); 61 b . 
 Master Thomas Jfereward, clerk, was collated, 19 May, 1314, "sub expecta- 
 
 cione vacature Prebende." The Bishop invested his Proctor, Sir Peter de 
 
 Honetone, " per birreti sui tradicionem," in the presence of Masters 
 
 Thomas de Hemyngfford, Notary -Publick, Nicholas de Hele, Sir Richard 
 
 de Brayleghe, and others ; 85. 
 Master John de Malmesbiri occurs, 30 March, 1321, as holding the Parochial 
 
 Prebend; 157. 
 On the 21st of March, 1321-2, John [de Drokenesford], Bp. of B. and W., 
 
 obtained Licence from Bp. Stapeldon to collate some fit clerk to the Prebend 
 
 which should next become vacant ; 167. 
 
 BOTUSFLEMING [Bodflumiet, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard de Nymetone, priest, was admitted 16 June, 1318 ; Patron, Dame 
 Joan de Valletorta ; 127 b . 
 
 BOVEY TRACY [Bovitracy, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Edward occurs as V., 20 June, 1309 ; 41 b . He survived Bishop Stapeldon. 
 
 BRADFORD [Bradeford, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William Mewy occurs, 21 Dec., 1308, when he was ordained subdeacon 2 ; 
 218. 
 
 Ordained deacon, 7 April, 1319 ; 241 : 2 Deacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 220 b : priest, 
 priest, 22 Sept., 1319 ; 241 b . 15 March. 1308-9 ; 221 b 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 193 
 
 Sir William Russel, priest, was inst., 18 Nov., 1321 ; Patron, John Deneys ; 
 162 b . 
 
 BRADNINCH [Braneys, Bradenheche, and Bradenenche, MS.], 
 
 Master Elias de Sancto Albano, clerk, occurs as E., 26 Oct., 1308 ; 36. He 
 resigned, "sexto Kalendas Octobris " (26 Sept.), 1310, and 
 
 John de Carente, clerk, was inst., 30 April, 1311 (by proxy Master Philip de 
 Pateneye, clerk) ; Patron, the Lady Margaret de Clare, Countess of Corn- 
 wall ; 61. 
 
 Master Richard de Clare, succeeded ; on whose resignation, 
 
 Philip le Noreis, clerk, 1 was inst. (by proxy John Gentilcorps, clerk), 25 
 April, 1318; Patron, Sir Hugh Dau dele, junior; 126 b . His name occurs 
 (fol. 139), as Philip le Noreis, " de Edyngdone ." Oliver missed the earlier 
 Entry, and consequently failed to record his Institution and the fact that 
 Richard de Clare was his immediate predecessor (Eccles. Antiq., ii, 18). 
 
 Peter de Polforde, clerk, was inst. 18 June, 1322, " apud Exoniam, in Hospicio 
 ipsius Officialis " ; I76 b . 2 
 
 BRADSTONE [Bradestone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Walter de Bradestone, priest, occurs as R, 16 Aug.. 1310 ; 54. 
 
 Master Bartholomew de Castro, clerk, was collated, 8 April, 1311 ; 60 b . 
 
 Sir Robert de Tautone, deacon, was collated, 23 March, 1314-15 ; 106. 
 
 Sir William de Nemore Boriali, priest, was collated 3 Jan., 1315-16 ; 111. 
 
 On Northwode's resignation 
 Gilbert de la Thome, deacon, 3 (" familiaris " Episcopi), was collated, 27 July, 
 
 1320; 150. 
 
 BEAMPFORD-SPEKE [Braunford Speke, margin, erroneously, 
 " Brauntone Speke]," Vicars of 
 
 Sir Simon Galley. He resigned, 18 Sept., 1318, and 
 
 Sir William de Holemede, priest, was inst., 7 Oct. ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of St. Nicholas, Exeter ; 131. 
 
 BRANSCOMBE [Brankescombe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Thomas occurs as V., 11 July, 1301, see the Visitations (infra). 
 
 Walter LovecoTce, of Exeter, clerk,* collated "per Pro vision em." Commission 
 
 for his Induction directed, 6 May, 1318, to the V. of Salcombe [-Regis] ; 
 
 Patrons the D. and C. of Exeter ; 126 b . 
 
 {Visitations, 
 I. By Robert de Veteri Terra and John de Uphavene: see p. 107, note ( 2 ). Die 
 
 Martis in Festo Translacionis Beati Benedict! [11 July], 1301, 
 In Ecclesia, unum Psalterium tantum, nullius valoris. Antiphouarium perversi 
 
 ordinis. Ordinale et Troparium in eodeni volumine. Legenda tocius anni 
 
 plenaria, in iiij voluminibus ligatis. Portiforium bonum, licet minute litere. 
 
 Ordained subdeacon, 23 Dec., 1318 ; Martin's, Exeter ; the Chapelry at 
 
 240 b . Kenn; Romansleigh; Exbourne; An- 
 
 Institutions by the Official-Principal tony ; [Landrake 1322], 
 in 1322 and 1323 are set down, briefly, 3 Ordained priest, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. 
 
 here ; the names of the Patrons being He exchanged, in 1329, with William 
 
 omitted, Admissi ad Bencficia in- Cabel for Oare (Somerset), see Weaver's 
 
 frascripta per Magistrum Walterum Somerset Incumbents, This Book will, 
 
 de Setone, Officialem Domini, exspeciali hereafter, be referred to as "Weaver "). 
 Commissicne ejusdem, Anno, etc., 4 Ordained [deacon, in Lambeth Chapel 
 
 xxij d0 , Treneglos ; St. Creed ; Brad- (Litt. Dim.}, by Abp. Reynolds, 17 
 
 ninch ; Thurlestone ; Pou nd stock ; Dec., 1317, "ad titulum Decani et 
 
 Kenn). Admissi per eundem Officialem Capituli Exon." (Reg., fol. 180): 
 
 in Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo priest, 17 June, 1318 ; 239 b . 
 vicesimo tercio, West Downe ; St. 
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194 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Tria Manualia ligata. Missale bonum, et aliud non de Usu. Calix bonus, 
 interius exteriusque deauratus. Et omnia alia que requiruntur satis sufficiunt ; 
 hoc excepto, quod vitrum magne fenestre in campanili est confractum ex omni 
 parte, et minor fenestra ejusdem canipauilis caret vitro ; quarum reparacio 
 spectat ad parochianos. 
 
 Parochiani dicunt quod Thomas, Vicarius, bene se gerit in omnibus et libenter 
 predicat, et infirmos visitat, et diligenter omnia facit que ad Sacerdotis spectant 
 Officium. Similiter, de Clerico et aliis parochianis nichil sciunt nisi bonum et 
 honestum. Inquisicio, Stephanus de Holleweye, Robertus de Bosco, Lucas de 
 eadem (sic), Willelmus Mareys, Thomas de la Slade, Ricardus de Holleweye, 
 cum aliis juratis, dicunt quod Manerium gravatur per hoc, quod Firmarius 
 tradidit plures terras uni tenenti, de quibus terris Panis Benedictus portari per 
 girum [consuevit], et modo non portatur, per quod majus onerantur : et similiter 
 est de aliis contribucionibus Ecclesiam tangentibus. Item, gravantur per hoc, 
 quod in ij precariis arure subtracta sunt eis cibaria sua, que habere consueverunt 
 usque ad temppra Domini Rogeri de Dertefordp. Item, dicunt quod pro 
 falcacione, levacione, cariacione feni, et mullonis factura, consueverunt habere iij 
 meliores multones de falda Domini, excepto uno, et iij meliores casios de 
 dayaria Domini ; et hoc primo subtractum fuit eis per Thomam de Herteforde, 
 et adhuc est eis denegatum. Item, dicunt quod Firmarius tradidit Vicario duos 
 ferlyngos et unam clauam terre, apud Nortone, quam tenens dimisit pro 
 paupertate, pro xijs. vjc?. annuatim, unde solebant portari xvijs. vjd. Dicunt, 
 eciam, quod quilibet prepositus Firmarii, quantumcumque fidelis fuerit et cautus 
 in compoto suo, amittit rnagnam partem bonorum suorum ; per quam causam 
 ignorant. Suspicantur, tamen, quod hoc provenit ex hoc, quod Dominus cepit in 
 manus suas ij ferlyngos terre, reddentes per annum xiijs., et nichilominus 
 onerantur dicti prepositi de pleno redditu : set hoc non audent pro certo dicere. 
 Item, dicunt quod de valore firme penitus ignorant. Dicunt, eciam, quod nunc 
 Firmarius recepit de bonis Rogeri de Derteforde, ad supplecionem defectuum, 
 xvjfo'., et tantumdem expendit circa idem et xxfo'. ultra; et adhuc restant defectus 
 apud la Biry, in granariis, portis, et domibus ; quorum reparacionem estimant ad 
 xlviijs. Item, petunt tenentes dicti Manerii, supplicantes humiliter Dominis 
 suis, Decano et Capitulo, quod beneficium eis per Magistrum H., nunc Fir- 
 marium, super relaxacione v marcarum annuatim de x marcis et xld., quas 
 annuatim solvere solebant pro residue seminis tritici triturando graciose con- 
 cessum, eis perpetuare dignentur. Archives of the D. & C'., No. 3673, page 34. 
 
 II. Die Sabbati proxima post Festum Sancti Augustini [27 May, 1307, by 
 Masters R. Gfermeyn and J. de Upavene], Inprimis, Crismatorium insufficiens. 
 Duo Corporalia tantum, cum duobus repositoriis. Casula Dominicalis lanea et 
 insufficiens. Nulla Capa Chori. Casula ferialis perforata in multis locis. 
 Quatuor superpellicia integra. Missale bonum et aliud debile, Gradale et 
 Troparium, in uno volumine, bonum ; precii ij marcarum. Aliud Gradale 
 vetus, et de veteri nota. Unum Troparium cum Ordinale (sic}, inuuo volumine. 
 Unum Portiforium vetus, de antique Usu, cum Martilogio. Duo Manualia per 
 se, et tercium bonum cum Collectario et Capitulario. Duo Processionalia, 
 quorum aliud bonum et novum : deficiunt custodie (sic) Sanctorum. Legenda 
 Sanctorum, in duobus volurainibus, putrefacta in principio et in fine. Legenda 
 Temporalis, in duobus voluminibus, putrefacta in principio et in fine. Dominus 
 Thomas, Vicarius, contulit Ecclesie unum Antiphonarium novum, cum Psalterio, 
 precii y marcarum ; reservato sibi usu ad vitam suam. Antiphonarium vetus, 
 male ligatum. Unum Psalterium per se tantum. Unum Portiforium minute 
 litere cum Psalterio. Una Sinodus. Unus rotulus de cantu organico, magnus 
 et longus. Uuus Calix, deauratus interius et exterius. Alius Calix argenteus, 
 de Capella. Velum Quadragesimale bonum et novum. Palla mortuorum in- 
 sufficiens. Deficit Velum Nupciale. Unum Frontale bonum. Turribulum 
 bonum. Vexillum bouum. Duo Candelabra Processionalia stagnea, bona. Duo 
 alia ferrea. Quatuor asseres ad Pacam. Tres Stole. Organa, ex dono Vicarii. 
 Ymago Beate Marie in Caucello, portans tres anulos, quorum unus aureus et 
 duos argenteos (sic). Parochiani dicunt quod Thomas, Vicarius, bene se gerit in 
 omnibus, et libenter predicat, et infirmos visitat, et diligenter omnia facit que 
 ad suum spectant Officium. De Clerico et aliis parochianis nichil sciunt. Lucas 
 Attawode, Thomas Attaslade, Willelmus Mareys, Johannes Rocke, Walterus 
 Peytevyn, Willelmus Wodeward, Robertus Boy a, Walterus le Clerke, Thomas 
 Attahole, Michael de Raddygurhe, Johannes de Bromeleghe, Johannes de 
 Westone, Johannes de Bytelisgate, jurati, dicunt quod cum de antiqua con- 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 195 
 
 suetudine homines Manerii tenentur arure unam precariara ante Festum Natalis 
 Domini, et esse ad mensam Domini, et aliam preeariam, similiter, post idem 
 Festum, singulis annis, et esse ad mensam Domini, dicta mensa fuit istis sub- 
 tracta toto tempore Magistri H., Firmarii; et qnod, ubi aliqui tenentur arare, 
 si carucam habuerint, et, si nullam habuerint, herciare solebant, dictus 
 Firmarius fecit eos solvere pro hujusmodi opere iijd., per rigorem. Item, 
 quilibet ferlingus terre tenetur metere acram et dimidiam de blado Domini et 
 nichil recipere, et facere duas precarias et liabere corrodium, et illud bladum 
 cariare ad grangiam Domini sine corrodio, et adunire. Et quilibet ferlingum 
 terre tenens debet averagium facere, bis per annum, inter Exam et Axam, et 
 habere corrodium, vel percipere obolum pro corrodeo (sic). Item, falcare xj 
 acras prati et unam virgatam, et percipere tres secundos meliores multones et iij 
 caseos secundos meliores, et dictum pratum unire et ad domum cariare, et 
 mullonem facere. Et solebant falcare xiiij acras prati et dimidiam antequam 
 terra fuit alienata. Johannes Rocke tenet dirnidium ferlingum terre ex tradi- 
 cione H., Firmarii, ad voluntatem pro extenta. Thomas, Vicarius, tenet unum 
 ferlingum terre, ad voluntatem. Robertus de Laneweye tenet unum ferlingum 
 terre, ad voluntatem pro extenta. Johannes Gregore tenet duos ferlingos et 
 diraidium, ad voluntatem. Thomas de Lenge tenuit unum ferlingum et 
 dimidium, et octo denariatas terre ; quis nunc tenet ignorantur (sic). Et domus 
 sunt ruinose, et vix possunt reparari pro xxxs. Thomas de Bromptone tenet 
 dimidium ferlingum terre, ad voluntatem, de Bertone, et alium dimidium 
 ferlingum terre de terra nativa, per extentam. Ricardus de Brankescombe tenet 
 duos ferlingos terre et dimidium de Bertone, ad voluntatem per extentam. 
 Item, homines Manerii solebant triturare totum frumentum de dominico ultra 
 semen ; quod, quidem, opus potuerunt perficere cum xxs. Dictus Firmarius 
 recepit, toto tempore suo, pro eodem servicio v marcas redditus. Henricus 
 Faber est augmentatus in xijd. Ricardus Molendinarius tenet unum cortilagium 
 juxta molendinum, ad voluntatem Domini, et reddit per annum xijd. Johannes 
 Boye solebat reddere pro quadam domo et curtilagio xijd, et nunc reddit iijc?. 
 pro defectu domus, in dampnum Domini de redditu et servicio, per annum, xd. 
 ob.; et idem defectus contigit tempore H., Firmarii. Et una domus quam 
 Johannes Lyda tenuit est dirruta, que potest reparari pro iijs., et est ad damp- 
 num de servicio Domini, per annum, jd. ob. Dominions est melioratus per unum 
 fossatum, levatum tempore dicti Henrici, qui constabat xviijs. Et dicunt quod 
 quedam aula, que vocatur Hinenehalle, dampnificatur ad iiijs. Et est una longa 
 domus ruinosa, que est necessaria Manerii, que non potest reparari minus quam 
 pro Ixxs. Et dictus Dominus Henricus fecit construi quandam novam domum 
 loco alterius domus, que majus valet quam alia domus de xls. Deficit quedam 
 domus que vocatur Wenhouse, cujus construccio valet unam marcam. Camera 
 ballivi non minus potest reparari quam pro xs. Deterioracio duoruna orreorum 
 vix possunt (sic) reparari pro xlvjs. viijd. Garnarium non potest reparari minus 
 quam pro iiijli. Deficit una domus pro pistrina, et estimatur quod non minus pot- 
 est reparari quam pro xls. Clausum de Couueparke, quod deficit, et cetera clausa 
 possunt reparari pro xxs., fct non minus. Molendinum de la Pole non minus 
 potest reparari quam pro cs. Aliud molendinum potest reparari pro una marca. 
 Gardina, pomaria, et piscarie sunt in statu quo recepit H., Firmarius. Re- 
 paracio Camere apud Brankescumbe, versus Ecclesiam, valet 1x5. Stabulum est 
 ruinosum, et potest reparari pro xls. Et dicunt super articulis Executorum eis 
 porrectis, ad primum, videlicet quod de consuetudine pastura debet custodiri in 
 medio mensis Marcii, et fuerunt impediti de pastura xviij vaccarii per quindecim 
 dies ante dictum tempus, ad dampnum defuncti xviijd, pro eo quod una vacca 
 potest hyemari in partibus istis pro vjd. Item, ad secundum, quod boviculi in 
 nullo fuerunt dampnificati eo quod bene potuerunt custodiri de furagio existente 
 in manibus Executorum, prout habent per sacramentum vj prepositorum ante 
 hec tempora. Et dicunt quod nulla oves periit pro defectu pasture, prout 
 habent per sacramentum pastorum ; nee aliqua pastura communis fuit eis 
 defensa. Et quod affri nullum habuerunt defectum pasture, eo quod tune 
 non fuit tempus ut depascerentur erba. Et si fuerant debilitati, hoc fuit 
 quod vendiderunt fenum eorum. Nulla est terra alienata per ministros 
 Magistri Jacobi clam. Et dicunt quod vivarium fuit instauratum piscibus tem- 
 pore quo Magister H. firmam recepit, et instauratum dimisit. Et Magister Jacobus 
 fecit trahi unam breynam et xij rocheas et anguillas. Et dicunt quod ministri 
 Magistri Jacobi vetuerunt Executoribus meremium ad quandam carrectam 
 faciendam, ut dicti Executores queruntur. Et dicunt quod una fraxis fuit 
 
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196 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 S'ostrata de bosco Domini, post mortem Domini, per Willelmum nuper ballivum. 
 agistri Henrici. Et eodem modo respondent ad articulos Magistri Jacob!. 
 Archives of the D. & C., No. 3673, page 46.] 
 
 BKATTON I [-FLEMING], Rectors of 
 
 Master William de Schireburne, priest, occurs as R. of " Brattone," 9 Jan., 
 (v to Idus Januarii), 1308-9 ; 37 b . 
 
 In 1310, the Church being vacant, the Bp. committed the Sequestration to 
 Sir James de Mertone "presbitero Domine la Flemynge," 21 July; 53. 
 He was afterwards (23 Aug., 1310), ordered to render an account to 
 
 Thomas le Flemynge, clerk, 2 who was inst., 1 May, 1311 ; Patron, Baldwin le 
 Flemynge ; 54, 61. Master Flemynghe resigned, 17 May, 1321, by letter 
 " quedam Litera sigillis ejusdem Thome et Decani Oxoniensis (sic} sigillata, 
 sub dato Oxonie (sic) xvj die mensis Maii, presentibus Waltero de Setone, 
 Nicholao de Hele, Domino Roberto de Tautone, et me Ricardo de 
 Twyvertoue, Notario" ; 158. 
 
 Baldwin (son of Robert) le Chnriter, of Torrington, clerk, 3 was inst., 6 July, 
 1321 ; Patron, the same ; 158 b . 
 
 BRATTON-CLOVELLY [Brattone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Walter de Mymmelonde ; on whose death, " Die Nativitatis Domini," 
 
 Master Robert Broke was inst., 13 Jan., 1321-2; 163 b . The Patron's name is 
 
 omitted ; but the Benefice was in the gift of Plympton Priory. Licence 
 
 was granted to the Prior of Plympton to transfer the Advowson to the 
 
 Bishops of the Diocese in 1335, 9 Edw. III. (Rot. Pat., p. 1., m. 13). 
 
 BRAUNTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Andrew [Dagoun] occurs as V., 29 Dec., 1311 ; 66 b ; oil whose death " die 
 Martis proxima post Festuni Sancti Nicholai, Episcopi " (11 Dec.), 1319, 
 
 Master Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, priest [junior seeMEETH], was inst., 
 11 Jan., 1319-20; Patron, Sir Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, Dean of 
 Exeter; 146 b . 
 
 BRIDESTOWE [also, Brittestowe, MS.J, Rectors of 
 
 Master Ralph de Knovyle occurs as R., 3 Dec., 1312 : 75. 
 Master Gilbert de Knoville, priest, occurs as R., 15 Sept., 1321 ; 160. 
 Master William de Beare occurs as R., 29 May, 1325 ; (see " Litt. Dim."), 
 184 b . Their Institutions are not recorded. 
 
 BRIDFORD [Brideforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert de Bardolby. 4 He resigned in 1311, and the Custody of the Church 
 
 was committed, 30 July, to 
 Sir Adam de Brome, priest ; to whom the Bishop granted all the revenues, for 
 
 the service of the Church and other pious uses. He was not to be asked to 
 
 1 There are two Brattons in Devonshire, le Chariter was, certainly, R. of Brat- 
 
 Bratton-Clovelly and Bratton-Flem- ton-Fleming, as the Patron's name 
 
 ing, both called, simply, " Brattone " shews ; and the Letters Dimissory 
 
 in our earlier Registers ; and it is (q.v.) prove that he was still sur- 
 
 sometirnes difficult not to say im- viving and R. of "Brattone," 7 Nov., 
 
 possible to decide which is meant, 1322, i. e. nearly ten months after 
 
 with certainty. Schireburne must Broke' s Institution, which must, 
 
 have been instituted during the therefore, have been to Bratton- 
 
 period for which we have no Register ; Clovelly. 
 
 and, although I have assigned Bratton- 2 Ordained priest, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 b . 
 
 Fleming to him (Vol. I., page 413), 3 Ordained accolite, 19 Sep., 1321 ; 243 b . 
 
 I am compelled to admit that the 4 Not Wardolbi/, as in Oliver's List, 
 
 question must be left open. The And the Custody was granted to de 
 
 case of Mymmelonde and his succes- Brome, not de Broivn (Eccles. Antiy. 
 
 sor, Broke, seemed doubtful, But ii t !29). 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 197 
 
 render any account to the Bishop or his successors ; 63 b . 
 John de la Burghe, clerk, was inst., 17 Oct., 1312 ; Patron, Sir James de 
 
 Oxtone, Knt, ; 74. On his resignation [" Johannes de Burgke Waleis" 
 
 MS.], which took place at Beverley, " x Kalendas Dec." (22 Nov.), 1314, 
 Robert de Clyf, clerk, was inst., 31 Jan., 1314-15 ; Patron, the same ; 101 b . 
 
 On whose resignation 
 Walter de Lappeflod, 1 clerk, 3 was inst., 21 Sept., 1318 ; Patron, the same ; 180. 
 
 BRIDGERULE [Briggerowal margin, Briggerowald, MS.], 
 
 Senry de Treguwan, deacon, 3 was inst., 24 March, 1313-14 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 and Convent of Launceston ; 83 b . 
 
 BRIGHTLEIGH; "Cantaria Ecclesie Beate Marie de Bright- 
 leghe," 
 
 Sir William de Asshfordeby ', chaplain, was inst., 2 April, 1309 ; Patron, Sir 
 Hugh de Courtenay ; 39 b . [Brightleigh is in the Parish of Chittlehampton. 
 Lysons says" the walls of the antient Chapel are still standing "]. 
 
 BRIXHAM, Vicars of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 22 Aug., 1308 (see Rome, Court of) ; 35). 
 Sir Simon Stiria, priest, occurs as V. 6 Feb., 1321-2 ; 165. 
 
 BROADCLYST [Clistone-Nonant, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir William de Burncestre, priest. On his resignation 
 
 Master Peter de Grimestone, priest, was inst., 29 Nov., 1314; Patrons, the 
 
 Prior and Convent of Totnes. He had previously resigned the Rectory of 
 
 East Ogwell an Exchange ; 100. 
 
 BROADHEMBURY [Hembnry, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 John occurs as V., 23 June, 1311 ; L 195, probably, John de Crouale, inst. by 
 Bp. Quivil (see Vol. L, page 339). {Visitations, seep. 107, note ( 2 ), 
 
 I. " Eodem die [5 July, 1301], apud Hembiry : ubi nullus apparuit defectus 
 Librorum in Ecclesia quoad Matutinas. Et sunt ibi iiij tenentes, qui reddunt per 
 annum Vicario, pro tenuris snis, in augmentacionem Vicarie sue, xxijs. ; et 
 omnia alia servicia sua faciunt Firmario. Qui tenentes, per sacramentum suum, 
 estiraant omnes defectus domorura Curie ad xxijc?., et non ultra." Archives of 
 theD.&C.,No. 3673, p. 31. 
 
 II. "Eodem die Martis [26 Feb., 1302-3, see Buckerell, II.], predict! Senescalli 
 [John de Upavene and Robert de Veteri Terra] visitarunt apud Hembyry, per 
 Henricum Burnel, Willelmum Snoter, Rogerum ate Rixe, et Joharmem le Kyte 
 Qui dicunt quod due grangie et pistrinum paciuntur defectum in coopertura ad 
 estimacionem xvijs. \jd., videlicet quoad stramen et mercedem cooperatorum ; 
 item, in parietibus, et Oceidentalis muri camere Australis Aule, ad estimacionem 
 dimidie marce. Item, defectus coquine estimant ad iiijs. ; et defectus clausure 
 inter Capellam et cameram estimant ad vjd. Item, defectus clausure circa 
 vivaria, et alibi in Curia, estimant ad sex denarios. Item, requisiti an vivaria 
 sint tracta et destructa post mortem Firmarii, dicunt quod non de die ; nee de 
 npcte, ut credunt. Item, defectus porte et pontis versus vivaria estimant ad 
 \iijd. Item, clausura deterioratur inter dictam portam et magnam portam curie 
 estimant ad iiij denarios. Summa, xxxs. ijd."--ibid., p. 41]. 
 
 BROADHEMPSTON [Hemistone, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir John occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions "); 48 : also, 1 
 April, 1314 ; 84 b . 
 
 BROADWOOD-KELLY [Brodewodekelly, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Nicholas occurs as R., 1 Aug., 1312 ; 72 b . 
 
 BROADWOODWIDGER [Brodwode Wyger, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 1 Lapford in Oliver's List. 3 Ordained priest [" de Treheuan," 
 
 8 Ordained subdeacon, 7 April, 1319 ; MS.], 6 April, 1314 ; 233. 
 
 241; deacon, 20 Sept., 1320; 243. 
 
198 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir Henry de Guldeforde ; on whose resignation " die Lune in crastino 
 
 Inyencionis Sancte Crucis" (4 May), 1310, 
 William de Kaygnes, clerk, ordained subdeacon, 19 Dec. ; fol. 226, was inst., 4 
 
 June ; Patron, Henry Wyger ; 52. 
 
 BUCKERELL [Bokerel, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Vacant since 18 Feb., 1318-19 ; and the Bishop, 9 May, 1319, instituted 
 
 Sir Robert de Poghehulle, priest ; Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter; 141. 
 [Visitations, see p. 107, note ( 2 ), "die Sabbati proxima sequente [5 July, 
 1301]: 
 
 I. Libri Matutiiiales Ecclesie loci predicti, quicumque eos invenire seu sustentare 
 debeat, omnes sunt sufficientes. Domus, Curia, Sanctuarium, ibidem, omues 
 paciuntur defectum qui subpleri non posset per minus quam xx marcas, 
 secundum veram estimacionem cuiuslibet intuentis." -Archives of the D. & C., 
 No. 3673, p. 31. 
 
 II. " Visitacio apud Bokerel, facta die Martis proxima post . . Festum Sancti 
 Mathie, Anno supradicto [26 Feb., 1302-3], per Vicarium Loci et Willelmum 
 Rande. Qui dicunt quod deterioraciones domorum contingencium Magistrum 
 Petrum, Firmarium, possunt emendari per x marcas. Requisiti per singulas, 
 
 dicunt quod quedam pars domus, juxta columbare, corruit, cujus repparacio 
 at ad xls. ; reliqua pars illius domns que adhuc stat, per xxs. ; quedam 
 alia domus contigua illi per xs., et grangia per centum solidos. Verumtamen 
 
 erexit ibidem quandam parvam domum equivalentem domuni supradictam. 
 Deterioracio gardini estimatur ad dimidiam marcam. Et dicunt quod due 
 domus competentes sufficerent ad locum ilium, que possent edificari et erigi 
 per xxx marcas. Summa viijYi. xvjs. viijd!." ibid., p. 41]. 
 
 BUCKFAST ABBEY [BufFestre, Abbat of 
 
 Fr. Robert ; his Benediction as Abbat, at Crediton, " die Dominica in Festo 
 Beati Petri ad Vincula " (1 Aug.), 1316 ; 113 b . 
 
 BUCKFASTLEIGH [Leghe Bufestre and Buffestre, MS.], Vicars 
 
 Walwanus, " qui Die Dominica proxima post Festum Annunciacionis Beate 
 Marie proximo preteritum moriebatur " [29 March, 1310]. 
 
 Sir William de la Fenne, priest, was inst., 11 April ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 Convent of Buckfast ; 49. Vacant " a die Jovis proxima ante Festum 
 Beati Thome, Apostoli " (16 Dec.), 1322 ; and, 6 Feb., 1322-3. 
 
 Sir Thomas de la Fenne, priest, was inst. ; Patrons, the same ; 172. 
 
 BUCKLAND-BREWER [Northboclaunde, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Richard de Hurtlcghe occurs as V., 1 Aug., 1312 ; 72 b . 
 
 BUCKLAND-FILLEIGH [South Boklonde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Richard Barri, clerk, was collated 21 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183 b . 
 
 BUCKLAND- ABBEY, 
 
 Thomas occurs as Abbat, 13 Nov., 1311 (see the next Entry). 
 
 BucKLAND-MoNACHORUM [Boclaunde, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Henry occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48: L 190 b . 
 A Commission was directed, 13 Nov., 1311, to Thomas, Abbat of Buckland, 
 for the Institution and Induction of 
 
 Sir John de Trevelin, chaplain ; Patrons, the Abbat and Conv. of Buckland ; 66. 
 
 BURLESCOMBE [Burdlescombe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir John attt Mulle, priest, inst., 3 April, 1324; "de consensu Abbatisse et 
 Conveutus de Leghe Canonicarum, ipsum presbiterum presentancium " ; 181. 
 
 BURRINGTON [Borringtone and Burnyngtone, MS.], 
 
 Master William de Tavystoke occurs as R., 26 Aug., 1304. See Vol. I, p. 405. 
 
 Sir John de Dodewille, chaplain, was inst. to the Vicarage, 22 Sept., 1309 ; 
 Patrons, the Abbat and Convent of Tavistock, " optinuit Literas Institu- 
 cionis, Taxacionem et Ordinacionem dicte Vicarie continentes, " margin 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 199 
 
 Sir Robert Cainoke occurs as V., 29 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 BUTTEKLEIGH [Boterleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant, 3 Dec., 1313 ; and 
 
 John el, chaplain, was hist., 2 Feb., 1313-14 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent 
 of St. Nicholas, Exeter ; 82 b . 
 
 CALSTOCK [Kalystoke, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Robert de Berkamstede (see Vol. I., page 491), was still R, 21 Dec., 1308 ;'(0rd.) 
 218. 
 
 CAMBORNE [Camberoun and Cambron, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Neubaud, clerk, 1 was inst. (by proxy Robert de Carnarthur), 10 Jan., 
 1308-9 ; Patron, the King, " racione Custodie terre et heredis Willelmi 
 Basset defuncti, qui de ipso tenuit in Capite " ; 37 b . On Neubaud's 
 resignation 
 
 Sir William Benetfeld was inst., " septimo Kalendas Aprilis " (26 March), 
 1312 ; Patron, the same ; 69 b . 
 
 CANONSLEIGH ABBEY, 
 
 Margaret Aucher ; her Benediction as Abbess, at Clyst, 24 Aug., 1320, 
 " presentibus Magistris Ricardo de Coletone, Precentore ; "Waltero Giffard, 
 Cancellario ; Domino Thoma de Hentone, Thesaurario ; Magistris Thoma 
 Herewarde, Archidiacono Exoniensi ; Ricardo de Wideslade, Archidiacono 
 Barumensi ; Roberto Here ward, Canon icis Ecclesie Exoniensis " ; 150 b . 
 
 CARDINHAM [Cardinan, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Jordan occurs as R., 12 May, 1316 ; L 211. Margaret de Dyneham presented 
 
 Sir Walter de Kent, priest, and a Commission was directed, 2 Dec., 1317, to the 
 
 Officials of the Bishop and the Archdn. of Totnes, empowering them to 
 
 deal with the matter ; 124. He was admitted [Letters of Induction only], 
 
 25 July, 1318 ; 128. 
 
 CHAGFORD [Chakeford and Chageforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Symon de Wybberi, priest, occurs as R. (see Instow), 27 April, 1315 ; 106 b . 
 
 On whose resignation 
 Sir Laurence de Wibberi, priest, was inst., 16 Oct., 1319 ; Patron, Oliver de 
 
 Wibberi ; 144. 
 
 CHALLACOMBE [Chaudecumbe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Stokes occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Master Arnold Cotel, of Torrington, was presented by Wm. de Raleghe, 
 Commission directed to the Chancellor of the Cathedral and the Archdn. of 
 Barum, as to the Vacancy, etc. (2 Oct., 1310) ; 56 b . His Institution must 
 have occurred before 27 March, 1311, when " Arnulphvs Cotel, Rector de 
 Chaudecumbe," was ordained priest ; 228. See Fremingtou, 73. 
 
 CHARLES [and Charnes, MS], Rectors of 
 
 Henry de Raleghe, accolite, occurs, 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. He exchanged, 
 
 for Stoke-Rivers, with 
 Peter de Fyshacre, accolite, 2 inst., 26 July, 1309 ; Patron, Henry de Raleghe ; 
 
 42 b 
 Sir Walter le Low, priest, was inst., 20 June, 1314 ; Patron, the same ; 85 b . 
 
 He is elsewhere called le Wolfe. Vacant, 27 Feb., 1324-5 ; and 
 Richard Sprigge, priest, was inst. (by proxy Philip de la More, clerk), 23 
 
 March ; Patron, Sir John de Raleghe, Knt., 184. 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 2 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 
 220 b , deacon, 23 April, 1309; 222: 222 b : deacon, 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b 
 priest, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 223 b . priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. 
 
200 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 CHARLETON [Churletone and Cherletone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de Brawoda, clerk, was collated (by lapse), 24 Aug., 1309 (by proxy- 
 Sir Stephen de Brawoda) ; 43. 
 
 Sir Stephen de Brawode, priest, was admitted in commendam, 24 Feb., 1311-12 ; 
 Patron, John Pipart ; 69. See Tibshelf ; 112. 
 
 CHAWLEIGH [Ohalveleghe, MS.J, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Godfrey de Reynham; on whose death, "die Martis in crastino Sancti 
 
 Bartholomei" (25 Aug.), 1321, 
 Sir Walter de Elinham (or, perhaps, Elmham), priest, was inst., 14 Sept. ; 
 
 Patron, Sir Hugh de Courtenay, Knt. ; 160. 
 
 CHELDON [Cheddeledone marg., Chedeledone, MS.], Rectors 
 of 
 
 Walter de Dourys ; on whose death " die Mercurii proxima post Festum Trans- 
 
 lacionis Beati Thome, Martins " (11 July), 1313 [not 1321, as in Vol. I. p. 
 
 414], 
 Roger Kaylleweie, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Sir Robert de Chulmele, priest), 
 
 11 Sept. ; 79 b . The Patron's name is omitted. 
 Sir Stephen de Aveles, priest, was inst., 26 April, 1314 ; Patron, John 
 
 Cailleway ; 84 b . 
 Sir Richard le JBonere (of Nymet-St. George), was inst., 2 May, 1316 ; Patron, 
 
 the same; 112 b . 
 
 CHERITON [-FITZPAINE, Churitone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John Hanam, subdeacon, 1 occurs as R., 29 Dec., 1308 ; 37 b . 
 
 CHERITON-BISHOP [Churitone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Richard de Se/ord, clerk, was collated 30 Aug., 1316 ; 114 b . 
 
 [CHITTLEHAMPTON, Rector of 
 
 "In Marcio [1240], consolidata est Ecclesia de Chitelbamptune per Dominum 
 Willelmum de Bruere, Episcopum Exonie, et Abbatem et Conventum Theokes- 
 berie, veros Patronos, et collataest per eosdem Magistro Willelmo de Staneweya. 
 Nichilominus commendavit eidem Dominus Episcopus et commendatam concessit 
 Ecclesiam Sancte Wenne in Cornubia( q.v.), . . . Rogavit, autem, Herebertus 
 tilius Matliei, Dominus de Chitelhamptune, Magistrum Willelmum ut con- 
 cederet eidem Cantaviam in Capella sua de Slo. Predictus, vero, Willelmus, 
 requisite consensu dictorum Abbatis et Couventus, et Scriptis hinc inde cou- 
 fectis de omnimoda indempnitate Matricis Ecclesie, adquievit. In quibus 
 Scriptis protestatus est predictus Herebertus Abbatem et Conventum Theokes- 
 l>erie veros esse Patronos predicte Ecclesie . . . Capellanus, vero, qui pro 
 tempore i'uerit, prestabit juramentunj lidelitatis Rectoribus dicte Ecclesie 
 imperpetuum successive." Annals of Teivkesbiiry Abbey (Ed. Luard), page 
 117. See,a.\so, pp. 124, 128]. 
 
 CHRISTOW [Cristenestowe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Vacant "a die Sabbati proxima ante Festum Sancte Katerine, Virginia" 
 
 (24 Nov.), 1313 ; and 
 Sir William Cabbel* priest, was inst., 1 Dec. ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent 
 
 of St. Andrew's, Cowick ; 82. On his resignation, 3 at Exeter, on the Nones 
 
 (7th) of March, 1317-18, 
 Sir John de Helef priest, was inst., 15 April, 1318 ; Patrons, the same ; 126. 
 
 CHUDLEIGH, Vicars of 
 
 Nicholas was Vicar in 1303. See Vol. I., page 123. And Oliver tells us 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 18 April, 1310 ; 3 For Oare, Somerset (Patron, John de 
 
 224 b [de Hanap, MS.]. Kelly): see BRADSTONE, note ( 3 ). 
 
 3 Called, afterwards, " Dominus Willel- 4 John de Hele (probably the same man) 
 
 mus de Lyutoue, d ictus Cabbel " (fol. was admitted R. of Radstock, Somer- 
 
 126. Bet,inl318,wcoimendaw. (Weaver], 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 
 
 201 
 
 (Eccles. Antiq., i, 24) that 
 
 John Fitz-Hugh occurs as Vicar, 29 Sept., 1317 ; but gives no authority for 
 the statement. He was R. of Ashton at the time (q. v., Inst}. 
 
 CHULMLEIGH ; [also Chilmeleghe, MS.], Prebendaries of 
 
 Master James le Fraunceis occurs, 8 May, 1310 ; 50 b . 
 
 Master Robert Fromund occurs 2 and 14 Sept., 1310 ; 54 b , 56. [He occurs as 
 K. of Thorn-Falcon in 1297 and of Butleigh in 1315, both in Somerset 
 ( Weaver}. Also, as R. of St. Thomas', Salisbury, in 1297, and of Nettleton 
 (Wilts) in Dec., 1286 (when he was ordained priest, on Ember Saturday, in 
 Terring Church (Sussex) by Abp. Peckbam (Reg. Peckham, 125 b . F.J.B.]. 
 
 Sir WiUiam Dalbenney, or de Bello Alneto, occurs 28 Oct., 1308 ; 36, and 1 Nov., 
 1317 ; 123 b . He is described as "Rector " of Chulmleigh in the Ordination- 
 List of 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 220 b . Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., 1309; 223: and 
 priest (at Camberwell, by Bp. Stapeldon), 14 March, 1309-10, 223 b . 
 
 Sir Godfrey de Leynham : on whose death 
 
 John de Cvliforde, priest, was inst. to the Prebend " que vocatur Maydene 
 Provendre," 1 Nov., 1321 ; Patron, Sir Hugh de Courtenay, Knt. ; 162. 
 
 CHURCHSTANTON [Cheristauntone and Churistauntone, MS.], 
 Rectors of 
 
 Sir Thomas de Helyngham, was inst. by Bp. Bytton, 18 March, 1303 (see Vol. 
 I., p. 414) ; 43. On Elingham's (sic) resignation 
 
 Sir Walter de Tkwyte, priest, was inst., 27 July, 1312 ; Patron, Sir Oliver de 
 Todeham, Knt. ["de Tudeham," MS., fol. 115 b ]. 
 
 " Et, quia dictus Walterus non fuit de Diocesi Exoniensi oriundus, injunxit 
 eidem quod infra mensem faceret sibi fidem de conversacione sua et de Ordinibus, 
 sub pena xl soliclorum. Postmodum concessit quod citra Festurn Omnium 
 Sanctorum, sub cadem pena. Postmodum, ad instanciam Domini Thome de 
 Elingham, facta fuit prorogacio usque ad Festum Beati Johannis Baptiste ; et 
 sub hoc habet Literas " ; 72 b . Vacant "a die Veneris proxima post Festum 
 Exaltacionis Sancte Crucis " (17 Sept.), 1316 ; and 
 
 Sir Richard de Mileburne, priest, was inst., 15 Oct. ; Patron, the same ; 115 b . 
 
 CHURCHSTOW [Churestowe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Roger de Coleputte, subdeacon, 1 first occurs as R., 19 Dec., 1308 ; 37. 
 
 CLANNABOROUGH [Cloveneburghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Nicholas occurs as R., 29 March, 1311 ; (Ord.-Pns.) 226, probably, N. 
 
 Blundel (see Vol. I, p. 124). 
 Richard de Sydewyne, clerk, was inst., 10 Dec., 1310 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 
 Convent of Taunton. The Church had been vacant "a die Veneris proxima 
 
 ante Festum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste (19 June) ; 57 b . 
 Sir Robert de Meltone, priest, was collated (by lapse), 28 July, 1314 ; Patrons, 
 
 the same; 86. Vacant "die Martis proxima ante Festum Sancti Andree 
 
 (29 Nov.), 1323 ; and 
 Sir John de Sldemouthe, priest, was inst., 13 Jan.. 1323-4 ; Patrons, the same ; 
 
 181 2 . 
 
 CLAYHANGER [Cleyangre and Cleyhangre, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant "a die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Ambrosii" (7 April), 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., ] 309 ; 
 
 223: priest, 18 Dec., 1311 ; 229. 
 
 2 Several Institutions by the Bishop's 
 Commissary are entered here, to- 
 gether, " Admissi ad Beneficia in- 
 frascripta per Magistrum Walterum 
 de Setone, Officialem Domini et Com- 
 missarium in ea parte specialem; unde 
 Commissiones hujusinodi ac Presenta- 
 
 ciones, remanent inter Communia de 
 Anno Domini MO COC mo xxiij 10 et 
 
 XXlllJ 
 
 De Anno Domini 
 
 CCC mo xxiij i0 : Manaton, St. Austell, 
 Clannaborough, Payhembury, Harp- 
 ford, Withiel. " De Anno Domini M 
 CCC xxiiij t0 : Burlescombe, St. 
 Pancras (Exeter), Belstone." 
 
202 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 1311; and 
 William de Mileforde, clerk, 1 was inst. (by proxy John de Lancestone, clerk), 
 
 5 Nov. ; Patron, the King, " racione terrarum et tenementorum Templar- 
 
 iorum, in manu sua existencium " ; 65. Vacant " a die Jovis proxima 
 
 ante Festum Sancti Laurencii " (6 Aug.). 1321 ; and 
 Sir William de Hengestecote, subdeacon, 2 was collated (by lapse), 8 March, 
 
 1321-2; 167. 
 
 CLAYHIDON [Hidone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Ralph de Stauntone, clerk, was presented by Margaret de Dynham, 
 Commission directed to Henry de la Wile, Chancellor, and Robert de 
 Blontesdone, Canons of Sarum, to make Inquisition as to his morals, age, 
 and learning, and to institute him if found fit (21 March, 1321-2) ; 167. On 
 whose death, " circiter Festo Assumpcionis Beate Marie Virginis " (15 Aug.), 
 1322, 
 
 Sir William de Forde, priest, was inst., 22 Dec. ; Patron, the same ; 171. 
 
 CLOVELLY [Clovely, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard de Dolburghe, chaplain, being presented by Edith, Lady of 
 Clovelly, the Bishop directed the Archdn. of Barum to make Inquisition as 
 to the vacancy, etcf, 16 April, 1308 ; 32 b . 
 
 CLYSTBRIDGE [" Cantaria Perpetua in Nova Capella de Clyst- 
 brigge," MS.], 
 
 Sir Robert de Gosham, priest, was collated, " die Martis in Festo Sanctorum 
 Innocencium " (28 Dec.), 1311. Letters of Induction only, directed to Sir 
 Thomas de Herpetru, R. of Tedburn-St. Mary ; 66 b . 
 
 CLYST FOMISON [i.e. SOWTON Clyst Fomizon, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Gisi (or Eisi] ; 164 b . On whose death 
 
 Sir William de Hengstecote, subdeacon, was collated, 4 Oct., 1321 ; 161 b . On 
 
 whose resignation 
 T~~ Sir William atte ffeghen, priest, was collated, 10 April, 1322 ; 167 b . 
 
 CLYST-HYDON, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Roger de Donstorre, priest, was inst., 22 Jan., 1308-9 ; Patron, Robert 
 Crispy n, "racione custodie Johannis, filii et heredis Domini Willelmi de 
 Hydone, Militis, defuncti " ; 38. He exchanged, for Stoke-Damarel, with 
 
 John de Fordyngtone, clerk, inst., 5 Nov., 1319 ; Patron, John de Hidone, he 
 was to proceed, at once, " ad Sacros Ordines " (fol. 144 b ) ; ordained priest, 
 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. 
 
 CLYST-ST. GEORGE [Clistwike, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir John de Glaseneia? on whose death, " die Lune proxima ante Festum 
 
 Annunciacionis Dominice " (22 March), 1321-2, 
 Philip de Cestre was inst., 17 May, 1322 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of 
 
 Merton (Surrey) ; 167 b . 
 
 CLYST ST. LAURENCE, Rectors of 
 
 Vacant " a die Lune proxima post Dominicam in Ramis Palmarum " (20 
 March), 1311-12 ; and " :' 
 
 Sir John de Konqueswilk, priest, was inst., 22 April, 1312 ; Patron, Sir John 
 de Vautort, Knt. ; 7l b . 
 
 John Vautort* (Institution not recorded), occurs as R, 9 April, 1314 ; 83 b . 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 2 Jan., 1311-12; Chester ; fol. D b . [F.J.B.] 
 
 229 ; priest, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 231 b . 3 not de Glascencia, as in Oliver's List 
 
 3 Ordained priest in St. Elizabeth's (Ecchs. Antiq., i, 153). 
 
 Chapel, near Winchester, 18 Dec., 4 Ordained subdeacon, 21 Dec., 1314 ; 
 
 1322, by Peter, Bp. of Corbavia. 234: deacon, 22 March, 1314-15; 
 
 Regist. RigauddeAsserio,p. of Win- 234 b : priest, 20 Sept., 1315 ; 235 b 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 203 
 
 CLYST-ST. MARY [Beate Marie de Clyst, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Ralph, dictus le ArbeUstere, clerk, was inst., 5 April, 1313 ; Patron, Michael de 
 
 Wynkeleghe; 70. 
 Sir Thomas de Trebarnoc, priest, was inst. on the Feast of the Annunciation 
 
 (25 March), 1314 ; Patron, Roger Tauntefer ; 83 b . 
 
 COLATON-RALEIGH, Vicar of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 16 Feb., 1307 ; see p. 108. 
 
 COLEBROOK, Vicar of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 27 June, 1301 ; see p. 109- 
 
 COLERIDGE [Colrigge, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir William de la Slade, priest, was collated 19 Aug., 1314 ; 87 b . 
 
 COLLUMPTON Colomptone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. Vacant, 
 "aFesto Nativitatis Beati Johannis Baptiste, vel circiter " (24 June), 
 1322; and 
 
 Master Henri/ Steymor, deacon, was iust, 12 March, 1322-3 ; Patrons, the 
 Prior and Convent of St. Nicholas', Exeter ; 174 b . 
 
 COLYTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Robert Blond ; on whose death, 6 July, 1320, 
 
 Sir Walter de Newentone, 1 priest, was inst,, 14 Sept. ; Patrons, the D. and C. 
 of Exeter ; 151 b . 
 
 COMBE-IN-TEIGNHEAD [Cumbe in Tynhyde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master John Wela occurs as R., 26 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38 b . On whose promotion 
 
 (see BARNSTAPLE, Archdeacons of), 
 Reginald de Clyfford, clerk, 2 was inst., 17 April, 1309 ; Patron, Sir Reginald 
 
 de Clyfford, Knt. ; 40 b . 
 
 COMBMARTIN [Cumbe Martyn, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William Tracy, priest, was admitted in commendam, 16 March, 1309-10 ; 
 
 Sir William Martyn, the Patron, assenting ; 48 b . 
 Sir John de Chernebury, 3 priest, was inst., 25 Sept., 1310, Patron, the same ; 
 
 56 b . 
 
 COMBE-RALEIGH [Cumbe Sancti Nicholai, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Robertli Cestre, clerk, occurs as R., 10 Aug., 1313; L 199 b . 
 
 CORNWALL, Archdeacons of 
 
 [ William de Bodringham (or Bodeham) is " mentioned," according to Le Neve 
 and Oliver, "in 1296." But his name was William de Bodrigan ; see St. 
 Bury an ; 85]. 
 
 Sir Adam de Carlctone held this office (says Le Neve}, 7 Jan., 1307-8, Pat. 1 
 Edw. II. , p. 1., m. 2. He is first mentioned in this Register as Archdeacon 
 of Cornwall, 6 July, 1309 (see St. Goran) ; 42. See Vol. I., page 491. 
 Walter occurs as Archdeacon, 1 April, 1311 (see Comptone, William de); 60 b . 
 But Sir Adam again occurs, 5 Dec., 1312 ; 75: also, 3 Oct., 1313 ; 79 b . 
 
 CORNWOOD [Cornwoda, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Henry occurs as R., 11 May, 1312; L 197. 
 
 CORYTON [Coritone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 1 Instituted to Hemington, Somerset, 222 b : deacon, 22 Dec.. 1313; 231: 
 
 4 June, 1325 ; Patron, Lady Alianora priest, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 232 b . 
 
 de Courtenay (Register Drokenesford, 3 R. of Kilton (Somerset) from 1316 to 
 
 fol. 239, -Ed. Hobhouse). 1332 (Weaver). See L 214 b . 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 
 
204 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Master Richard TrencJiard occurs as R. (see Maristowe), 16 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38 b . 
 
 Vacant, 20 May, 1318 ; and 
 Sir Thomas de Mileford, clerk, was inst., 19 July ; Patron, William de Cori- 
 
 tone ; 128. Milleforde resigned, 8 Feb., 1318-19, and 
 John Gerveys, clerk, 1 was inst., 30 March, 1319 ; Patron, the same; 140 b . 
 
 COTLEIGH [Cotteleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir William de Ylstyngtone, chaplain, was inst., 16 Jan., 1308-9 ; Patron, Sir 
 Gilbert de Knovyle ; 38. 
 
 COWICK, Vicar of 
 
 Vacant, " a die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancte Margarete, Virginis " 
 
 (18 July), 1317 ; and 
 Sir William de Cheddere, priest, was inst., 7 Aug. ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 
 Monks of Blessed Andrew of Cowick ; 120 b . 
 
 COWICK PRIORY [Cowike, MS.], 
 
 Commission? directed to Master Walter de Buris, R. of Whimple: 
 Licet dudum bone memorie Domirms Thomas, Exoniensis Episcopus, proximus 
 Predecessor noster, Prioratum de Cowyke, Dyocesis nostre predicte, cui ampla 
 animarum cura dinoscitiir esse annexa, qui tanto tempore tune vacavit quod 
 ipsius Collacio, juxta Statuta Latrauensis Concilii, fuerat legittime devoluta, 
 cuidam 
 
 Fratri Willelmo de Porla, Monacho Monasterii de Beccohelewini, c\im suis juribus 
 et pertinenciis universis, de sua contulisset gracia speciali, ipsumque in corpora- 
 lem possessionem ejusdem suis, prout raoris est, Literis mandaret induci ; ac idem 
 Frater Willelmus in hujusmodi Collacione sibi facta prefato Predecessor! nostro, 
 primo, et nobis, eidem succedentibus in onere et honore, Canonicam Obedien- 
 ciam prestitisset secundo, fuissetque ex parte dicti Predecessoris nostri, in 
 virtute hujusmodi Obediencie Canonice, injunctum eidem ne ipsius Prioratus 
 regimen quoquo modo desereret, vel recederet aliqualiter ab eodem, absqiie 
 Diocesani Loci Licencia speciali ; idem, tamen, Frater Willelmus, premissis non 
 obstantibus, Prioratum ipsum et regimen ejusdem, absque causa raeionabili, 
 nuper temere deserens, Licencia super hoc minime petita vel optenta, se trans- 
 ferre disposuit ad partes alias, quo nescimus: verum, quianos nolentes quod idem 
 Prioratus per prefatum Fratrem Willelmum, ut premittitur, sic desertus, saltern 
 quoad Custodiam Spiritualitatis ejusdem debito careat regimine, quin pocius id 
 quod nostro in hac parte incumbit Officio faciamus, de tuis fide et circumspecta 
 industria plenam in Domino fiduciam optinentes, Custodiam Spiritualitatis 
 Prioratus ejusdem, fructuum et obvencionum ad hujusmodi Spiritualitatem quo- 
 modolibet pertinencium, quos omnes et singulos ex causa premissa sequestravi- 
 mus, et adhuc ex habundanti tenore Presencium sequestramus, tibi committi- 
 mus, quousque aliud super hoc duxerimus ordinandum ; volentes et mandantes 
 quatinus circa hujusmodi Custodiam te taliter habere procures quod nobis de 
 ipsa respondere valeatis, cum a nobis super hoc fueris requisitus. Datum, apud 
 Clist, xxiij die mensis Decembris (1315) : 111. 
 Fr. Eustace occurs as Prior, 5 June, 1317 ; 120. 
 
 CREACOMBE [Crewcumbe and Creucome, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant, " a Festo Translacionis Beati Thome, Martiris " (7 July), 1311 ; and 
 John de Servyngtone, priest, was inst., 5 Aug. ; Patron, William de Haunt- 
 tenesforde, " et injunctum fuit ei, sub pena privacionis Beneficii sui 
 predicti, quod Summam Altissimus de terra cordetenus sciret citra tune 
 sequens Festum Omnium Sanctorum " [1 Nov., The reference is to the 
 Acts of the Synod of Exeter, held in 1287 by Bp. Quivil] ; 63. 
 John de Heauntisforde, subdeacon, 3 was inst., 4 April, 1314 ; Patron, the 
 same; 83 b . 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Sept., 1319; memorandum quod altera quasi sinri- 
 241: deacon, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 242 b . lis tenoris facta fuit Magistro . . de 
 
 2 Note, written on the inner margin, Stow[forde], sub dato Chuddeleghe, 
 and almost buried by the Binder, . . die mensis . . . uarii." 
 
 " Vacat ista, quia mortuus est; et 3 Ordained deacon, 21 Dec., 1314; 234 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 205 
 
 CREDITON, the Collegiate Church of, 
 
 PRECENTORS [The Precentor, not the Dean, was the chief Dignitary], 
 Master Walter de Mollonde ; on whose death 
 
 Master Richard de Esse, priest, was admitted in commendam, 25 June, 1312 ; 72. 
 Master Richard de Wideslade, 1 [" Magistro Arcium et Artis Medicine Doctor! "], 
 
 was collated, 17 Dec., 1312 ; 75 b . On whose resignation, 
 Sir Henry de Pynkeney was collated, 13 Jan., 1314-15 ; 101 b . On whose death 
 Sir William de Alreforde, priest, was collated 4 Jan., 1320-1 ; to be inducted 
 
 and installed by Master Henry de Stouforde, Official-Peculiar, and Walter 
 
 de Esse, Treasurer of Crediton ; 154 b . 
 
 CANONS, 
 
 Sir Philip de Cobbeleghe ; on whose death 
 Master Robert de Stapeldone was collated, 13 May, 1308 ; 33 b . On whose 
 
 resignation 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, priest, was collated, 2 May, 1309 ; 40 b 
 Master Roger de Otery exchanged, for a Prebend in the Cathedral, with 
 Master Robert de Cisterna, 27 July, 1308 ; 35. 
 Master Richard de Fulmyngham ; on whose death 
 Sir Thomas de Nova Haia was collated, 26 Aug., 1309 ; 43. 
 Sir R. de Hengham occurs, 8 May, 1310 ; 50 b . [Ralph not Richard, as in 
 
 Vol. I., p. 415]. 
 Thomas de ffentone occurs, 9 May, 1310 ; 50 b . Thomas de Stapeldone held the 
 
 Prebend " de Alre " ; and on his promotion to a Prebend in Bosham 
 Master Michael de Berham was collated, 20 March, 11 1310-11 ; 60. Sir Ralph 
 
 de Hyngham held the Prebend " de Schortecumbe " ; and on his death 
 Sir John Toyllero, priest, was collated, 22 March, 2 1310-11 ; 60. 
 Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, resigned his Prebend (and was collated to a 
 
 Prebend in St. Crantock), 12 Dec., 1311. He was immediately collated 
 
 again in commendam ; 67. His successor was 
 Sir Nicholas Gaillard, clerk, collated, 13 Jan., 1311-12 ; 67 b . 
 Sir Pagan de Donsford ; on whose resignation 
 Sir Robert de Wylyngtone, clerk, was collated, 5 Oct., 1312 ; 74. 
 Master Adam Myrymouthe, Professor of Civil-Law, was collated, 4 June, 1314, 
 
 when there was no vacancy "sub exspectacione vacaturePrebende." The 
 
 Bishop invested him, " per birreti sui tradicionem presencialiter, ut est 
 
 moris," before the same Witnesses as in the case of Thomas Here ward (see 
 
 BOSHAM, Canons of) ; 85. 
 
 Master Walter de Esse (R. of Shobrooke), occurs, 16 Aug., 1314 ; 87 b . 
 Sir John de Wyke ; on whose death 
 Master Richard Trenchard, clerk, was collated, 4 May, 1316 ; 112 b . On 
 
 the cession of Robert de Cisterna, 
 Master Adam Murymouthe, clerk, was collated, 9 May, 1318, if the Prebend, 
 
 being vacant, belonged to the Bishop's Collation for that turn "et super 
 
 hoc habet idem Magister Adam Literas Induccionis tantum, in forma 
 
 pretacta modificatas "; 126 b On the death of Toillero, 
 Walter Produmme, clerk, was collated to the Prebend of " Schortecombe," 10 
 
 May, 1319 ; 141 b . 
 
 Sir John de Suttone ; on whose deprivation 
 
 Master Richard de Honemenacote, clerk, was collated, 24 Sept., 1319 ; 142 b . 
 Master Gilbert de Knovdle, priest, was collated (on the death of Richard 
 
 Trenchard), 23 March, 1319-20 ; 148. 
 William Caigncs, clerk, was collated, in his absence, on the death of Michael 
 
 de Berham, 2 Oct., 1320, "presentibus Dominis Petro de Honetone, 
 
 Rogero de Buddeleghe, Magistro Roberto Herewarde, et me Ricardo de 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; Berham and Toyllero were again, col- 
 232 b : priest, 6 April, 1314 ; 233. lated, 20 May, 1311 ; 61' 
 
 2 There was some delay, and both 
 
206 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Twyvertone, Notario " ; 152. 
 Master Walter de Setone, clerk, was collated to the Prebend of " Cridye," 18 
 
 May, 1325 ; 184 b . He was succeeded by 
 John Joce, clerk, collated 15 June, 1325 ; Hid. 
 
 CRUWYS-MORCHARD [Cruwes Morcharde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard occurs as R. (see RACKENFORD), 14 Aug., 1312 ; 73. 
 
 CULMSTOCK [Colmpstoke, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 William occurs as V., 25 July, 1301 ; see page 130. Vacant, " a die Mercurii 
 
 in Festo Sancti Nicholai " (6 Dec.), 1312 ; and 
 Sir Roger de Halbcrtone, chaplain, was inst., 27 Jan., 1312-13 ; Patrons, the 
 
 D. and C. of Exeter ; 76. 
 
 DARTINGTON [Dertyngtone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Thomas de Bradeforde. On his promotion to Tawstock, the Custody of 
 
 the Sequestration of this Parish was granted to him, 31 Jan., 1313-14 ; 82. 
 
 Did he retain the Benefice ? There is no record of any Institution till 1318, 
 
 when a 
 Sir Thomas died R, " die Veneris proxima ante Festum Sancti Laurencii (4 
 
 Aug.), 1318, and was succeeded by 
 Sir Simon de Ralcghe, priest, who was inst., 27 Sept. ; Patron, Sir Win. 
 
 Marty n, Knt. ; 181. 
 
 DAVIDSTOWE [Dewestowe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Richard de Blakeford, priest, was inst., 28 April, 1313 ; Patrons, the Master 
 and Brethren of the Hospital of St. John, Bridgewater ; 70. 
 
 DAWLISH [Doulychs, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir David de Moltone, chaplain, was inst., 31 May, 1313 ; Patrons, the D. and 
 C. of Exeter ; 70. 
 
 DEAN-PRIOR [Dene, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir John occurs as V., . . July, 1312 ; 72 b . 
 
 Sir William, de Northwode. He resigned (on promotion to BRADSTONB), and 
 
 Sir William de Bynneworthe was inst., 12 Jan., 1315-16 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 (Fr. Matthias) and the Convent of Plympton ; lll b . Vacant, " a die Lune 
 in (sic} Festo Sancti Benedicti, Abbatis (21 March), 1317-18 ; and 
 
 Sir William de la Slade, priest, was inst., 17 April, 1318 ; Patrons, the same ; 
 126. 
 
 DENBURY [Devenebyry, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Walter de Setone, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Nicholas de Hele), 12 
 Dec., 1314; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent of Tavistock, "absque, 
 tamen, incursu censurarum quorumcumque Superiorum suorum "; 100 b . 
 
 Master Michael Senet, accolite, occurs as R, 17 March, 1314-15 ; 106. 
 
 DIPTFORD [Dupeforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Wavyntone occurs as R., 13 Sept., 1309 ; 43 b . [He became R. 
 
 of Maperton (Somerset) 10 Aug., 1313 (Regist. Drokenesford, fol. 139 b . Ed. 
 
 Hobhouse]. He resigned Diptford " crastino Circumcisionis Domini " 
 
 (2 Jan.), 1313-14 ; and 
 John de Lynleye, priest, was inst., 3 Feb. ; Patron, Nicholas de Meoles ; 82 b . 
 
 DITTISHAM [Didesham, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de Lutegarshale (see Vol. I. p. 491) was succeeded by 
 
 Sir Richard de Inkepenne? who first occurs as R., 31 Oct., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 DODDISCOMBSLEIGH [Leghe & Doddescumbeleghe, MS.], Rectors, 
 
 Sir Henry de Sancto Johanne, priest, was inst., 20 Dec., 1309 ; Patron, John de 
 Dodyscumbe ; 45 b . On whose death, " die Veneris proxima ante Festum 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b : priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 207 
 
 Nativitatis Beate Marie" (4 Sept.), 1310, 
 Robert de Cheverestone, clerk, 1 was inst., 20 Sept. (Patron not mentioned) ; 56. 
 
 DOLTON [Dueltone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Roger de Penryn ; on whose death 
 
 Robert de Brandone, accolite, 2 was inst., 6 May, 1315 ; Patron, the Lady 
 Alianora de CortenaL Robert de la Pitte, priest, who was first presented, 
 resigned his claim on the same day, before Richard de Coletone, Official- 
 Principal ; 105. A Commission was directed, 7 March, 1316-17, to R. de 
 Coletone for the Institution etc., of 
 
 Sir Roger Ic Man, priest ; Patron, the same ; H7 b . 
 
 DOWN-ST. MARY, [Doune, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master John Pollard, subdeacon, occurs as R., 13 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b : ordained 
 priest, 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. He exchanged for Petrockstowe with 
 
 Master John de Lynham, inst., 10 Oct., 1317 ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 of Buckfast ; 123. Within a month, viz., 1 Nov. 
 
 Walter de Wike, accolite, 3 occurs as R. ; 123 b . There is no record of his Institu- 
 tion ; but Lynham was admitted to North Bovey in commendam, 22 Nov. ; 
 124. 
 
 DurwsTEiGNTON [" Teynctone in Decanatu de Donisford " 
 (Dunsford}, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Thomas occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 DULOE [Dulo, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Nicholas [Makerel], de Carletone, occurs as R., 2 Aug., 1318 ; 128 b . See 
 page 142, note ( a ). 
 
 DULOE, Vicar of 
 
 Gilbert occurs as V., in 1311 ; L 196 b . 
 
 DUNCHIDEOCK [also, Dunsydioc and Donschidiocke, MS.], 
 
 Master Robert (son of Ralph) de Schillynford, subdeacon, occurs as " Rector 
 
 Beati Michaelis de Dunschidiock," 2 Oct., 1308 ; 35 b . He appears as 
 
 " Robert Fitz-Ralph " on fol. 79 b 
 Master William de Stonhouse occurs as R. (see WEST OGWELL), 5 Oct., 1318 ; 
 
 131. His Institution is not recorded. These Rectors were both omitted 
 
 by Oliver (Eccles. Antiq., ii, 11). 
 
 DUNKESWELL [Donkeswille, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 John le Parkere, priest, was inst., 14 Oct., 1309; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 
 Convent of Dunkeswell ; 44 b . 
 Sir John de Heghham, priest, was inst., 2 June, 1313 ; Patrons, the same ; 70. 
 
 DUNKESWELL ABBEY, 
 
 John, Abbat-Elect; his Benediction at Yarcombe, 17 Oct., 1311; 64. 
 " Episcopus dedicavit Majus Altare in Ecclesia Parochiali de Yertecombe. Et 
 eodem die, ibidem, benedixit Johannem Electum Abbatem de Dunkeswille, qui 
 profitebatur ibidem sub hac forma: Ego, Frater Johannes, Abbas de Donekes- 
 wille, subjeccionem, reverenciam, et obedienciam a Sanctis Patribus constitutam 
 secundum Regulam Beati Benedict!, tibi, Domine Pater Episcope, tuisque 
 Successoribus canonice substituendis, et Sancte Sedi Exoniensi, salvo Ordine 
 nostro, perpetuo me exhibiturum promitto. Qua, quidem, Professione per 
 dictum Abbatem lecta, eidem subscripsit, et ipsam posuit super Altare 
 supradictum." 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 19 Dec., 1310; 235: deacon, 20 Dec., 1315 ; 236. 
 226: subdeacon, 6 March, 1310-11 ; 3 Ordained subdeacon, 18 March, 1317- 
 227: deacon, 5 June, 1311; 228: 18; 238 b : deacon, 23 Sept., 1318; 
 priest, 18 Sept., 1311 ; 228 b . 240 b . 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1315 ; 
 
208 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Fr. William-, his Benediction in the Cathedral, 16 April, 1318. "Die 
 Dominica in Ramis Palmarum, presentibus Magistris Willelmo de 
 Wolleghe, Nicholao de Hele ; Dominis Petro de Honetone, Ricardo de 
 Brayleghe, Gilberto de la Thorne, clerico ; et me, Ricardo de Twyvertone 
 &TC." ; 126. 
 
 Fr. William de Stanlake 1 ; his Benediction at Clyst, 8 Sept., 1321 ; 160. 
 
 DUNSFORD [Donsford, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Master Hamund de ffendre* was collated, 22 Dec., 1314; Patrons, the 
 Abbess and Convent of Canonsleigh " juxta Constitucionem Domini 
 Ottoboni " ; 100 b . 
 
 Sir Reginald de Cameleford, priest, was inst., 14 Dec., 1321 ; Patrons, the 
 same ; 162 b . 
 
 DUNTERTON [Dountertone and Dontertone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Robert occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Sir Elyas de Poltimor, priest, was inst., 28 June, 1309 ; Patron, Sir Philip de 
 
 Court enay ; 42. On whose death, " die Mercurii proxima post Festum 
 
 Sancti Mathie, Apostoli " (25 Feb.), 1320-1. 
 Sir Roger dc Wolradoune, priest, was inst., 2 April, 1321 ; Patron, Sir Thomas 
 
 de Circestre, Knt. ; 157 b . 
 
 EAST ALLINGTON [Ecclesia de Alyngtone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Andrew de Alyngtone occurs as R., " die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti 
 Luce, Evangeliste, Litera Dominicali A "., (23 Oct.), 1312; 74 b . 
 
 EAST ANSTEY [Estansti, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William atte Weye occurs as R., 16 April, 1318, when he was ordained 
 accolite; 239: subdeacon, 22 April, 1318; ibid.: deacon, 17 June, 1318 
 [" Willelmus de la Weye," MS.] ; 239 b : priest, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 b . He 
 resigned for REDRUTH, and 
 
 Master Alexander de Eggesworthe* accolite, was inst., 26 April, 1325 ; Patron, 
 John de Cruwes ; 184. 
 
 EAST BUCKLAND [Estboclaunde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Cloteworlhi resigned " die Lune in Festo Sancte Margarete, Virginis " 
 (20 July), 1310 ; and 
 
 William de Crauthorne, accolite, 4 was inst. (by proxy Henry de Aulyscumbe), 
 22 July ; Patron, Thomas de Filleghe ; 53 b . 
 
 Sir David Aunsel, priest, was presented by the same Patron. His Admission 
 was opposed by Master Peter de Biare, and the Bishop directed an Inquisi- 
 tion by the Chancellor and the Archdn. of Barnstaple, " die Jovis in 
 Ebdomeda Peutecostes " (30 May), 1314. If all were regular, they were to 
 institute him ; 85. He occurs as R., 24 Nov. ; 100. 
 
 Sir John de Hengstecote, priest, 5 succeeded, 6 May, 1321, 5 "per dimissionem 
 Domini David Aunselm . . . condicionaliter factam ; cui, quidem, dimis- 
 sioni, sic, tit predicitur, emisse, predictus Johannes in ipsa sua Admissione 
 consenserat" ; Patron, the same, "presentibus Nicholao de Hele ; R. de 
 Buddeleghe" ; 158. 
 
 1 Not Wanlake, as in Oliver's Monasticon, 
 p. 394. 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 1 June. 1314 ; 
 233 b : deacon, 21 Dec., 1314, 234 b : 
 priest, 20 Sept., 1315 ; 235 b . 
 
 3 Inst. in 1335 to Brushford, Somerset 
 ( Weaver}. 
 
 4 Ordained subdeacon, 19 Dec., 1310 ; 
 226. 
 
 6 John de Hynscote (Exon. Dioc. Litt, 
 
 Dim.}, was ordained subdeacon by the 
 Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish 
 Church of Farnham, " ad titulum 
 Johannis de Westcote," 21 Sept., 
 1308: priest, by the same Prelate, 20 
 Dec., 1309, in the Church of the 
 Holy Trinity, Guildford "adtitulum 
 patrimonii" Regist. WodeloJce', 318, 
 322 b ). F.J.B. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 209 
 
 EAST OGWELL [Est Wogwille and Estwogewille, MS.], 
 
 Master Peter de Grimestone, subdeacon, 1 occurs as R., 20 Dec., 1308 ; 37. On 
 
 whose resignation 
 Sir WUliam de Burncestre, priest, was inst., 29 Nov., 1314 ; Patron, Robert de 
 
 Malstone; 100. 
 
 EGGBUCKLAND [Ekeboclonde and Eckeboclaunde, MS.], Vicars, 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 15 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38. 
 
 Hugh occurs as V., 13 June, 1309 ; L 190 b . 
 
 Richard Gordet occurs "die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Ed- 
 mundi, Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi " (20 Nov.), 1314 ; 100. On whose re- 
 signation 
 
 Sir Geoffrey Boscher, priest, was inst., 1 July, 1318 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plympton ; 129 b . 
 
 EGGESFORD [Egenisforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Hauntisford, subdeacon, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 John de Servyngtone, chaplain, was inst., 16 April, 1314 ; Patron, Richard 
 Regni; 84 b . 
 
 EGLOSHAYLE [Eglosheil, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Thomas de [a blank-space], priest, was collated, 16 Feb., 1311-12 ; 68 b . 
 Roger de Dupeforde, deacon, 2 was collated, 17 June, 1318 ; 127 b . 
 
 ERMINGTON (" Medietas Ecclesie de Ermyngtone "), Rectors of 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Teukysbyry was in possession, but " absque titulo," 10 June, 
 1308, when 
 
 Sir Henry de Weymue was presented by Sir John de Banstead ; 34, 34 b . 
 
 [One Moiety of this Rectory is, now, a sinecure Benefice ; the other a Lay 
 Appropriation. The Incumbent is a Vicar. The following Extract from the 
 Final Concords (Devon), June, 1201, is of much interest, In the King's Court 
 at Exeter, in the Octaves of St. John-Baptist, 3 John: "Inter Ricardum 
 Peverel, petentem, et Nicholaum, Priorem de Karswille, tenentem, de Advoca 
 cione Ecclesie de Hermmtone. Unde recognicio ultime Presentacionis sum- 
 monita fuit inter eos in prefata Curia, scilicet quod predictus Prior recognovit 
 Advocacionem tocius predicte Ecclesie esse jus ipsius Ricardi, et idem Ricardus 
 dedit et concessit predicto Priori Medietatem Advocacionis predicte Ecclesie, 
 tenendam sibi et succesnoribus suis in puram et perpetuam elemosinam inper- 
 petuum ; et altera Medietas Advocacionis illius Ecclesie remanet ipsi Ricardo et 
 heredibus suis, quieta de predicto Priore et successoribus suis inperpetuum. Et 
 sciendum est quod, si predictus Prior, vel successores sui, amodo tulerint Cartas 
 vel aliquod Mununentum de Advocacione tocius Ecclesie, nullius valoris erunt." 
 F.J.B. " The Manor and Hundred of Ermington, which had been part of the 
 Demesnes of the Crown, were given by King Henry I. to Matilda Peverell, and 
 continued for several descents in that Family. In the year 1299, Sir Gilbert 
 Fitz- Stephen, being Lord of Ermington, conveyed this Estate to John Bensted, 
 who procured a Grant from the Crown" (Ly sons' Devon, p. 175]. 
 
 ERMINGTON; "Perpetua Cantaria in Capella Beate Marie in 
 Cimiterio Ecclesie Parochialis de Ermyngtone," 
 
 Sir John de Worforde ; on whose resignation 
 
 Sir Thomas Tymme, priest, was inst., 17 Sept., 1319 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 Benstede, Knt. ; 142 b . 
 
 EXBOURNE [Ekesborne and Ekisbourne, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Richard de Wydcslade* was collated (by lapse), 23 Sept., 1309 ; 44. 
 William de Cornu, clerk, being presented, the Bishop gave to Sir Walter Cornu 
 (R. of Thornbury), the Custody of the Sequestration till the Feast of All 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 3 Ordained subdeacon, 18 April, 1310 ; 
 223: priest, 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b . 224 b . 
 
 2 Ordained priest, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 h . 
 
 O 
 
210 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Saints (1 Nov.), 1315. He was to employ the revenues to the advantage of 
 the Presentee, " et ad subveniendum et exhibendum Presentato predicto in 
 Scolis, quatenus juxta suam discrecionem videbitur oportunius " (21 Feb., 
 1314-15); 102 b . The said William was inst., 19 Sept., 1315; Patron, 
 Alan de Cornu ; 109 b . He resigned for MANATON (fol. 181), and 
 Robert Poddynge, subdeacon, was admitted by Walter de Setone, Commissary, 
 12 March, 1322-3; 174 b . Instituted, 27 June, 1323 ; 176 b . See note to 
 BEADNINCH. 
 
 EXETER CATHEDRAL, 
 
 DEANS: 
 
 [Andrew de Kilkenny died. 4 Nov., 1302 (Le Neve}. 
 
 Henry de Somerset was elected, 17 Nov., 1302 (not 1303, as in Le Neve see 
 Vol. I., pp. 408-9). He died 22 Dec., 1307. 
 
 Thomas de Lecchelade occurs in 1307. He died, 15 April, 1309 (Le Neve}}. 
 
 Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio succeeded. See Gen. Index. 
 PRECENTORS: 
 
 Walter de Stapeldone ; on whose Election as Bishop and subsequent resignation 
 
 Master Ralph Germeyn (Archdn. of Barnstaple), was collated, 28 March, 1308 ; 
 32: Collation confirmed 13 Oct. ; 35 b . On whose death 
 
 Master John Wele (Archdn. of Exeter), was collated, 4 Feb., 1316-17 ; 117. 
 
 Master Richard de Coletone was collated, 2 Feb., 1317-18 ; 125, 
 
 "In Capella Curie sue ibidem [Episcopi, apud Horsleghe], . . . dum, tamen, 
 alicui alteri per Provisionem Sedis Apostolice, vel alio modo legittimo, ininirae 
 debeatur : protestans palam, publice, et expresse, quod non intendebat, per 
 hujusmodi suam Collacionem, alicui modo predicto ad eaiidem Precentoriam jus 
 habenti quovismodo prejudicare, nee quominus dictus Magister Eicardus, in 
 eventu dimissionis dicte Precentorie, si contingat, ad Beueficium quod prius 
 obtinuit licite nequeat redire, et illud ut prius ante Collacionem dicte Precentorie 
 sibi factam, retinere, presentibus Dominis Petro de Honetor.e, Roberto de 
 Tautone, presbiteris, Nicholao de Hele, et me Ricardo de Twyvertone ". It 
 should be noted that Oliver, in his List of Precentors, states that John Wele was 
 collated to this Dignity in Feb., 1317-18, in error for 1316-17, and that Richard 
 de Coletone was " collated 2nd of the folloiving February ; but (he adds) declined 
 the Dignity." What he "declined" was the Archdeaconry of Exeter, in com- 
 mendam (see the next Entry in the Register, to which the note "vacat, quia 
 non admisit Collacionem sibi factam," belongs). Le Neve's List is correct. 
 CHANCELLORS: 
 
 [According to Le Neve and Oliver (on the authority of the Registrum Exoniense}, 
 
 Henry de Somerset occurs as Chancellor in 1294 and 1297. On his promotion to 
 be Dean, in 1302, 
 
 Thomas de Lecchelade succeeded ; who, also, became Dean. And 
 
 John de Bruetone was collated in 1307. 
 
 John de Everdone followed, 20 "May, 1308 (Pat. 1 Edw. II. p. 2, m. 9). 
 
 These all belong to Bishop Bytton's Episcopate, for which no Register is extant]. 
 Le Neve and Oliver state that Roger de Otery immediately succeeded Everdone ; 
 but not accurately ; both overlooked the following Entry in Bishop Stapeldon's 
 Register : " Memorandum quod octavo die mensis Septembris, Anno Domini M. 
 CCC octavo, apud Farendone, Wyntoniensis Dyocesis, Dominus Episcopus, tune 
 Electus Confirmatus, contulit Cancellariam in Ecclesia Exoniensi vacantem, ima 
 cum juribus suis et pertinenciis universis, quatenus ad ipsum pertinuit Collacio 
 ejusdem, Magistro Henrico de la Wyle, Theologie Doctori, cum hac claxisula, 
 noil iutendens per hoc Domino Regi aliqualiter prejudicare si Collacio ejusdem 
 Cancellarie ad ipsum debeat aliqualiter pertinere. Et super hoc emanarunt Litere 
 Collacionis hujusnaodi de data predicta ipsi Magistro Henrico, apud Exoniam, 
 xxviij die Marcii, Anno Domini M CCC nono, sigillo quo post Confirmacionem 
 Eleccionis usque ad Consecracionem utebatur consignate. " Eodem xxviij die 
 Marcii, apud Exoniam, Dominus Episcopus ratifieavit Collacionem clicto 
 Magistro Henrico factam, ut premittitur, per Literas suas Patentes predicto 
 Magistvo Henrico directas " ; 39 b There was an interval, therefore, between 
 the original Collation and its renewal and ratification of more than six months ; 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 211 
 
 and, in fact, there was a dispute betweeu the King and the Bishop as to the 
 right to present. Both Oliver and Le Neve state that (during this interval, viz), 
 22 Jan., 1308-9, Roger de Otery "was appointed" to the Dignity ; but they 
 give no authority for this statement, and there is no Entry to that effect in the 
 Register ; to which, however, they refer for his actual Collation seven months 
 later viz., 23 Aug. (and, again, without prejudice to the King) ; 43. The 
 matter was, however, not yet finally settled ; for, 22 Jan., 1309-10, we find the 
 Bishop appointing Otery to the Chancellorship (in his absence) in commendam, 
 and writing to him thus, ' f Licet nuper Cancellariam Ecclesie Exoniensis 
 vacantem, et ad nostram Collacionem spectantem, tibi contulerimus caritatis 
 intuitu, quia tamen inter Dominum nostrum Regem et nos, in Curia Domini 
 Regis, super Collacione predicte Cancellarie per aliqua tempora preterita lis 
 pendebat, et adhuc pendeat indecisa, possession em predicte Cancellarie, cum 
 juribns et pertinenciis suis, absque offensione Regia tibi non potuimus assignare. 
 Considerantes, tamen, quod predicta Cancellaria, propter diutinam vacacionem 
 ejusdem occasione predicte litis, paciatur in Temporalibus lesionem, eandem 
 Cancellariam, ipsius utilitate ex causis predictis pensata, juxta juris exigenciam, 
 pendente predicta lite, tibi duximus commendandam ; volentes hanc Commendam 
 durare quousque infra temp us juris super fine predicte litis per nostras Literas 
 effecti fueritis cerciores . . Et habet idem Rogerus Literas Induccionis ejusdem 
 date, super hujusmodi Commenda sibi facta"; 46 b . Finally, on the 23rd of 
 January, the Bishop directed his Mandate to the Sub-Dean for Otery's Induct- 
 ion ; ibid. On whose death 
 
 Master Walter Oiffarde, S.T.D., was collated, 2 Dec., 1314, and, also, to 
 Otery's Prebend, " licet eadem Prebenda prefate Cancellarie annexa non 
 fuerit " ; 100. On Giffarde's death 
 Master Henry de Nywetone, S.T.B., was collated, 23 Sept., 1322 ; 169. On 
 
 whose resignation 
 
 Sir Walter de Meriet, clerk, was collated, 23 Jan., 1322-3 ; 171 b , 172. He did 
 not accept the Dignity till 15 March, " presentibus Magistris Waltero de 
 Setone, Nicholao de Hele; Domino Willelmo Pillande, Ricardo de Twyver- 
 tone, Notario Publico, et aliis. Prefatus, tamen, Walterus Meriet optinuit 
 Collacionis et Induccionis Literas a Domino Episcopo predicto, sub data 
 apud Niwenham, xxiij die Januarii ; et, licet tune facta fuisset Collacio, 
 tamen supra in fcerie hujusmodi Collacio minime registratur" ; I74 b . 
 
 TREASURERS, 
 
 Sir William de Bismano occurs as Treasurer, 11 Sept., 1309 ; 43 b . 
 Sir Thomas de Hentone, priest, one of the Canons, was appointed (in his 
 absence) in commendam, 30 Dec., 1309 ; collated (being still absent), 22 
 Jan., 1309-10 ; 46 b . 
 
 ARCHDEACONS OF EXETER, 
 
 [Master Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio held the Office, according to Le Neve, 
 " in 1295 and in 1307. He had Letters of Protection to go beyond the sea, dated 
 18 Dec., 1307 (Pat. 1 Edw. II. m. 4)." Then follows Richard de Plumpstock 
 "collated by King Edward II.," 10 March, 1308 (according to Le Neve Pat. 1 
 Edw. II. p. 2. mm. 16, 25), according to Oliver, " collated by King Edward 
 II. 's favour," 25 March. Ought his name to be included in the List of Arch- 
 deacons, at all ? When Bartholomew was preferred to the Deanery, he resigned 
 this Archdeaconry, 3 June, 1311 (fol. 62), and was succeeded by] 
 Master William Fitz Rogo, priest, S.T.D.. collated on the same day. The Entry 
 is cancelled " va . . . cat " (with a reference to the end of the folio ; 
 where it is recorded that he was collated " de novo," 20 June, having 
 resigned the Provostship of Glasney ; 62 b . On his death, 
 Master John Wele, priest, was coUated, 5 March, 1311-12, 
 " Cum protestacione quod non intendebat [Episcopus] juri, si quod alicui per 
 Provisionem Apostolicam in hac partedebetur, per hujusmodi Collacionem suam 
 in aliquo derogare ; et fuit collatus tanquam Personatus et non Dignitas ; 69 b . 
 Wele resigned (on his promotion to the Precentorship), 4 Feb., 1316-17 ; 117 ; 
 and the Office was, for some time, vacant. It was something more than 
 "vacant" " litigiosus et yacans," and, at last, the Bishop, considering that 
 great injury might be done if the vacancy were prolonged, admitted thereto, in 
 
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212 THE REGISTER 'OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 commendam, Master Richard de Coletone, priest, Canon of Exeter, in the 
 presence of Master John de Linham, Canon of St. David's, Sir Peter de Hone- 
 tone, and Robert de Tautone, chaplains, and Richard de Twyvertone "qui hec 
 scripsit." The Letters refer to the fact that the said Archdeaconry in the Church 
 of Exeter "non Dignitas set Personatus esse dicitur in eadem," and had been 
 for a long time the subject of a suit in the Court of Rome, which was still 
 pending (to say nothing of other reasons for the vacancy), to the Bishop's great 
 grief (16 Aug., 1317) ; 120 b . On the 21st, the Bishop wrote to the Dean, directing 
 him to induct Coletone, "nomine, tamen, Commende." And he wrote to the 
 Chancellor, Walter Giffard, on the same day, informing him that the Letters of 
 Commendation were to be transferred to himself, if Coletone should refuse 
 Induction ; 121. Neither Le Neve nor Oliver notice this appointment. 
 As the Bishop, evidently, anticipated, Coletone made a difficulty. The Letters 
 were sent to him in due course ; and he, being at Crediton, on the 26th of 
 August, " personaliter in portion Aule Domini ibidem asseruit se in recepcione 
 dictarum Literarum protestatum fuisse nolle redditus nee proventus dicti Arch- 
 idiaconatus recipere, nee, finita Commenda hujusmodi vel ante, occasione 
 ejusdem, se velle ad raciocinia reddenda aliqualiter obligari ; quodque, si 
 occasione dicte Commende fatigatus fuisset in laboribus et expensis, se velle de 
 redditibus, fructibus, et proventibus, aut alias, a prefato Domino expensas pro 
 sua defensione habere et exigere cum etfectu. Et nichilominus idem Magister 
 Ricardus, die et loco predictis, similiter protestabatur ; eligendo tamen Dominum 
 Walterum Daumarle, Receptorem ipsius Domini apud Exoniam, pro Receptore 
 et Depositario reddituurn, fructuum, et proventuum dicti Archidiaconatus, qui 
 vice ipsius Magistri Ricardi de eisdem responderet cum esset requisitus. 
 Presentibus Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Galfrido de Tottonia, clericis, Ricardo 
 de Twyvertone, Notario Publico, et Johanne de Brittestowe " ; 121. On the 2nd 
 of Feb., 1317-18, the Bishop revoked Coletone's Collation, and collated 
 
 Master Richard de Morcestre ; 125. His successor, 
 
 Master Thomas Hereward, was collated 11 June ("videlicet Die Dominica in 
 Festo Pentecostes "), 1318, without prejudice to any Provision by the 
 Apostolick See, Letters of Induction simply ; 127 b . [This Entry is 
 repeated on folio 128 b ]. 
 SUB-DEANS, 
 
 Master John de Uphavenc', collated, probably, by Bp. Bytton. Le Neve 
 informs us that he was " collated by Bp. Stapeldon, 26 July, 1313 ' ' a curious 
 mistake ; for (as Oliver rightly states), " Bp. Stapeldon confirmed to him the 
 Appropriation of Egloshayle," on that day. The date of his Collation is 
 lost, but he was Sub-Dean as early as June, 1301 ; see p. 153. On his 
 death 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, was admitted in commendam " una cum 
 Ecclesia de Eglosheil, eidem Penitenciarie annexa," 11 May, 1318; 127. 
 CANONS, 
 
 Sir John de BerewyTce (by proxy Wm. de Wolleghe), and 
 
 Sir Thomas de Hentone (by proxy Peter de Honetone), exchanged Prebends, 
 27 March, 1308 ; 31 b . 
 
 Master Robert de Cisterna (by proxy John de Pol tone) exchanged, for a 
 Prebend in Crediton, with 
 
 Master Roger de Otery (by proxy Peter de Honetone), 27 July, 1308 ; 35. 
 
 Master Thomas de Lecchelade ; on whose death 
 
 Master Robert de Stapeldone, D.C.L., was collated, 2 May, 1309 ; 40 b . 
 
 Sir John de Jargoho was admitted, 14 June, 1309 (by proxy Peter de 
 Honetone), " in Canonicum Exoniensis Ecclesie et in Fratrem, sub exspec- 
 tacione Prebende in ipsa Ecclesia Exoniensi proximo vacature, nulli alii, etc. ; 
 juxta processum et mandatum Domini Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, Execu- 
 toris deputati ad Graciam a Sede Apostolica dicte Domine Regine factam 
 super quibusdain Provisionibus ad ipsius Regine nominacionem faciendis, 
 exequendam. Et eodem die, Exonie, dictus Dominus Johannes, in personam 
 dicti Procuratoris sui, per Subdecanum, Decano mortuo, et Capitulum 
 Exoniense similiter fuit admissus ; assignaruntque iidem Subdecanus et 
 Capitulum dicto Joharmi, in personam Procuratoris, Stallum in Choro et 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 213 
 
 Locum in Capitulo, viva voce ; 41 b . Eventually he was instituted to the 
 Prebend vacant by the death of 
 
 Sir William de Bismano, 22 Feb., 1309-10 ; 47 b . 
 
 Master William Fitz-jRogo was collated (on the death of Robert de Stapeldone), 
 3 June, 1311 ; 62 b . On whose death, 
 
 Master John Wele, priest, was collated, 5 March, 1311-12 ; 69 b . 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone was collated (on the death of John de Berewyke), 3 
 July, 1312 ; 72 b . An Entry (fol. 71 b ) of his Collation on the 21st of June 
 was cancelled. 
 
 Master Thomas de Loggore ; on whose death 
 
 Master Thomas Hereward, clerk, 1 was collated, 5 Nov., 1313 ; 82. 
 
 Sir Robert de Haselschaue occurs as Canon, 11 Feb., 1313-14 ; 82 b . 
 
 Master Benedict de Pastone, 2 Professor of Civil- Law. He was admitted by 
 Mandate of the Abp. of Canterbury, " racione cujusdam specialis Gracie per 
 Summum Pontificem sibi, et aliis, propter ipsius honorem facte." There 
 was no vacancy at the time ; and the Bishop directed the D. and C. to 
 receive him as a Canon Expectant, assigning to him, meanwhile, a Stall in 
 the Choir and a Place in the Chapter-House (27 May, 1314) ; 84 b . On the 
 death of Chancellor Roger de Utery, 
 
 Master Walter Giffarde, S.T.D. (succeeding him, also, as Chancellor), was 
 collated to his Prebend, 2 Dec., 1314 ; 100. 
 
 Master Ralph Germeyn ; on whose death 
 
 Robert Hureward, clerk, 3 was collated, 3 Dec., 1316 ; 117. 
 
 Master William de Kyngescote ; on whose death 
 
 Master John Bloyou, Professor of Civil Law, was collated, " v Kalendas Maii " 
 (27 April), 1311 ; 118. [Misplaced under 1317]. 
 
 Master Richard de Morcestre. He was succeeded by 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, who was collated 11 May, 1318, "apud 
 Peyngtone, in Capella Curie Episcopalis " ; 127. 
 
 Master John de Launcetone. He exchanged (by proxy Master Nicholas de 
 Hele), for a Prebend in Glasney, with 
 
 Master Adam Murymouthe, Doctor of Laws, 12 Sept., 1318 ; 129. 
 
 Master Henry [Toyt], de Cornubia. He exchanged (by proxy David de 
 Truru), for a Canonry in St. Crantock, with 
 
 Sir John de Lancestone, 2 Sept., 1318 "in Capella Curie Episcopalis Cridi- 
 tonensis, circiter horam Vesperarum, . . . presentibus Magistro Ricardo de 
 Coletone, Precentore, Domino Ricardo de Brayleghe, Canonico in Ecclesia 
 Exoniensi. Magistris Henrico de Stouforde, Henrico Bloyon, Nicholao de 
 Hele, Wilielmo de Beare, Notario Publico, Henrico de Bokerel " ; 129. 
 
 Master John Lireivyne ; on whose death 
 
 Master Benedict de Pastone, Professor of Civil and Canon Law (see above), 
 succeeded to his Prebend, by Papal Provision. A Letter from Master Gilbert 
 de Middeltone, Official of the Court of Canterbury, was presented by 
 Pastone, to the Bishop ; and the promotion was ratified, 23 Dec., 1318 ; 140. 
 
 Master Adam de Murimouth, "junior," occurs 20 Sept., 1320 ; (Ord.) 242 b . 
 Robert de Langetone. He resigned his Prebend, by letter, in exchange with 
 
 Master John Bloyou, Canon of the Collegiate- Church of Westbury (Dioc. of 
 
 Worcester), who was collated 3 Aug., 1321 ; 159 b . 
 Sir John de Knoville ; on whose death, " in Civitate Exoniensi ; unius mensis 
 
 spacio et amplius eciam jam elapso," 
 
 Master Henry de Nywetone, S.T.B . (collated, four days before, to the Chancellor- 
 ship of the Cathedral), was collated, 27 Sept., 1322 ; 169. 
 
 EXETER ; the PREBENDS in the CASTLE : 
 
 Prebend of Oanwell [also, Karswille, MS], 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 10 April, 1316 ; Earl of Devon (Weaver). 
 
 236 b : priest, 18 Sept.. 1316 ; 237 b . 3 Ordained subdeacon, 10 April, 1316 ; 
 
 2 Inst. to Crewkerne, First Portion, in 236 b : priest, 18 Sept., 1316 j 237. 
 1338 ; Patron, Hugh de Courtenay, 
 
214 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 William' de Strete held this Prebend, for a short time, together with that of 
 
 Hayes ; Patron, the Lady Alianora de Courtenay: but he ceded it, on the 
 
 Bishop's declaring that it was void, and had lapsed to himself (20 June, 
 
 1309) ; 42. 
 
 Henry du Soler, accolite, succeeded, 18 July, 1309 ; Patron, the same ; 42 b . _ 
 Robert de Brandone, clerk, was inst., "die Jovis in crastino Sancti Marci, 
 
 Ewangeliste " (26 April), 1313 ; Patron, the same; 70, 
 
 Prebend of Cutton [Cottone, MS.], 
 Sir John Moriz ; on whose death (see Parkham " Inst."), 
 Sir Walter de Cloptone, priest, was inst. (by proxy Master Richard de 
 
 Chuddeleghe), 29 July, 1322 ; Patron, Sir Hugh de Courtenai ; 168. 
 
 Prebend of Hayes [la Heghen, MS.], 
 
 Robert de Littelbere, admitted in 1278 (see Vol. I., p. 139), was succeeded by 
 William de Strete (Prebendary of Carswell) ; Patron, the Lady Alianora de 
 
 Courtenay, 20 June, 1309 ; 42. On whose death, " die Lune in Festo 
 
 Sancti Valentini" (14 Feb.), 1311-12, was inst. 
 
 Sir Walter de Weremistre, priest, 6 April, 1312; Patron, the same ; 71. 
 Sir John de Skydemor was iust., 5 March, 1312-13 ; Patron, the same ; 70 1 . 
 
 EXETER, ST. JAMES'S PRIORY, 
 
 Fr. Peter de Seynt Moys occurs in 1297 (Oliver ; Monasticon, p. 192). 
 
 Fr. Stephen succeeded, 4 Nov., 1304. We are indebted for this information to the 
 following Memorandum of his admission by Bishop Bytton : 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod ultimo die mensis Julii, Anno Domini M CCC mo xiiij, 
 Indiccione xij m a, Coram Domino in Curia Manerii sui de Favndone compareus 
 personaliter, Magister Andreas de Piarrecumbe, clericus, in presencia Johannis 
 de la Pomeray et J ohannis de Buketone, coram dicto Episcopo exhibuit Literam 
 sub vero sigillo Officialis de quo in eadem fit mencio ; cujus tenor talis est : 
 Reverendo in Cliristo Patri ac Domino, Domino Thome, Dei gracia Exoniensi 
 Episcopo, liumilis obediencie filius Officialis Domini Archidiacoui Exoniensis 
 salutem, et tanto Patri tarn debitam quain devotam obedienciam reverencie cum 
 honore. Manclatum Reverende Paternitatis vestre recepi, formam continens in- 
 frascriptam ; Thomas, permissione Divina, etc. . . . ArcMdiacono Exoniensi, 
 etc. salutem, etc. - Cum nos, ad Presentacionem Prioris et Conventus Beati 
 Martini de Campis Parisius, Religiosum Virum Fratrem Stephctnum, ejusdem 
 Loci, eorundem Commonachum, ad Prioratum Sancti Jacobi juxta Exoniam, 
 nostre Dyocesis, per mortem Fratris Petri de Seynt Moys, ultimo Prioris Priora- 
 tus predicti, vacantem, cum suis juribus et pertinenciis universis predictis, 2 visis 
 Presentibus, inclucatis. Datum apud Clyst, ij Nonas Novembris (4 Nov., 1304). 
 Hujusmodi, igitur, auctoritate JVlandati vestri, predictum Fratrem Stephanum 
 in corporalem possessionem Prioratus Sancti Jacobi antedicti, juxta formam, 
 vim, et effectum prelibati Mandati vestri, induxi, et sic Mandatum vestrum 
 reverendum plenarie sum execut us. Datum Exonie, xv Kalendas Decembris 
 (17 Nov.), Anno Domini supradicto ; 85 b . On the death (or cession) of Stephen 
 the Priory was vacant for some time. The Bishop committed the Custody and 
 administration thereof to Fr. John, Prior of St. Mary Magdalene, Barnstaple, 
 17 March, 1313-14 (fol. 83), and, at last, collated" (by lapse), ] Aug., 1314, 
 
 Fr. John de Nantolio, 4 Monk ; 86. Mandate to the Archdeacon of Exeter for 
 his Induction, 2 Aug., 1314 ; 86 b . 
 
 ST. NICHOLAS PRIORY, 
 
 Sir John Toillero, R . of Morchard-Bishop and Canon of Crediton, was appoint- 
 ed to the Custody thereof, 8 April, 1318, the Office of Prior being vacant 
 on the election of 
 
 1 Oliver, in his " History of Exeter," numbered, fol. 70. See my Preface, 
 
 p. 199, places Skydemor before Were- 2 Some words have evidently been 
 mistre, and gives tbe dates incorrectly. omitted here. 
 
 He failed to observe that tbe folio 3 " Prioratus Sancti Jacobi de Marisco, 
 before fol. 71 was misplaced by the juxta Exoniam," MS. 
 
 binder and is not, really, as it is * Not Natolio, as in Oliver's Monasticcn. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 215 
 
 Fr. Roger as Abbat of Battle Abbey. His successor was 
 
 Fr. William de Burum, Monk of Battle ; admitted, 28 Aug., 1318 ; Patrons, 
 
 the said Abbat Roger and the Convent of Battle. Letters of Induction 
 
 were directed to the Archdeacon of Exeter, or his Official ; 128 b . On 
 
 whose resignation 
 " Fr. Robertus dictus Laurencz, de Guyngis, Monachus de Bello " was inst., 14 
 
 Jan., 1319-20; Patrons, the same ; 147. 
 
 EXETER, the Parish-Churches of, 
 
 ALL-HALLOWS, GOLDSMITH STREET [Omnium Sanctorum in 
 Aurifabria, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Philip de Essewauter, priest, was inst., 28 May, 1309 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 Westone, Knt. ; 41. Vacant ; and the Bishop committed the Custody 
 thereof to 
 
 Sir Walter de Essewautier, priest, 22 Jan., 1312-13 ; 76. He was inst., 30 
 Jan. ; Patron, the same ; 76 b . 
 
 ALL-HALLOWS ON THE WALLS [Omnium Sanctorum juxta 
 Muros Civitatis Exoniensis, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant, "die Jovis proxima ante Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula (28 July), 
 
 1323; and 
 Sir Antony (son of Richard) Antony, of Southmolton, was inst., 11 Sept. ; 
 
 Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter ; 176 1 '. This Entry is repeated on fol. 
 
 177, and cancelled thus, " vacat hie, quia supra." 
 
 HOLY TRINITY, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Hugh occurs as R., 7 May, 1309 ; 40 b . On whose resignation 
 
 Sir William de Devises was admitted, . . June, 1318 ; Patrons, the D. and C. 
 
 of Exeter. Letters of Induction only ; and subsequently (at Clyst) Letters 
 
 of Institution ; 128. 
 
 ST. JAMES'S, Rectors of 
 
 Sir John occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 Laurence de Londone occurs, 11 March, 1311-12, when he was ordained 
 
 subdeacon ; 229 b : deacon, 25 March, 1312; ibid. 
 Sir Richard de Berwe, priest, was inst. " quarto Nonas mensis Aprilis " (2 
 
 April), 1313 ; Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter ; 70. 
 
 ST. KERIAN [Sancti Kerani, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Roger de Sydebyry ; on whose cession 
 
 Master Roger de Alorteho, accolite, was inst., 5 June, 1310 ; Patrons, the D. 
 and C. of Exeter: " et vacavit dicta Ecclesia per admissionem Vicarie de 
 Hevetru, quam Rogerus de Sydebyry, nuper ipsius Ecclesie . . . Rector, 
 admisitDie Dominica ante Festum Sancti Davidis " (22 Feb., 1309-10) ; 52 b . 
 
 Master Roger de Morteho, 1 clerk, was inst., 3 March, 1312-13; Patrons, the 
 same ; 70. A Commission " super Literatura " was directed, 9 June, 1325, 
 to the Official Principal, on the presentation of Sir John Donepit, by the 
 D. and C. ; 184 b . 
 
 ST. LAURENCE, Rector of 
 
 Sir Henry Polet, priest, was collated (by lapse), 9 May, 1310 ; 51. 
 
 ST. MARTINS [" Capella Beati Martini in Civitate Exoniensi," 
 
 MS.],- 
 
 Sir William Vealde was inst., 9 June, 1323 ; 176 b . See note to BRADNINCH. 
 
 ST. MARY-ARCHES ["Ecclesia Beate Marie de Arcubus, in 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 232 b : priest, 6 April, 1314, " de pre- 
 231 : deacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; cepto Domini " ; 233. 
 
216 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Civitate Exoniensi," MS.], Rectors of 
 
 The Benefice being vacant, the Bishop commissioned William de Kylkenny, 
 Canon of Exeter, to admit a fit Clerk (11 May, 1313) ; 77 b . There is no 
 record of an Institution ; but 
 
 Sir Henry Sake, priest, occurs as R., 28 Sept., 1321 ; 161. 
 
 ST. MARY-MAJOE, Rector of 
 
 Sir Robert de Aspertone occurs as R., 3 Aug., 1316 ; 113 b . 
 
 ST. MARY-STEPS, Rector of 
 
 Henry de Castro occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 ST. OLAVE'S, Rector of 
 
 Master Walter de Sancto Leonardo, deacon (omitted in Oliver's List Eccles. 
 Antiq. i, 128), occurs as R, 22 Sept., 1319, when he was ordained sub- 
 deacon ; 241: deacon, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 145 b , 242 b . 
 
 ST. PANCRAS, Rector of 
 
 Vacant, "a die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Petri in Cathedra" (27 
 
 Feb.), 1323-4 ; and 
 Sir John de Wike was inst., " die Lune proxima post Dominican! qua cantatur 
 
 Officium Quasimodo geniti " (23 April), 1324 ; Patron, William Austyn, by 
 
 his Proctor, Roger, dictus Leitz ; 181. 
 
 ST. PAUL'S, Rector of-- 
 
 Sir Richard called Podye, priest, was inst., 22 Dec., 1310 ; Patrons, the D. 
 and C. of Exeter. The Church had been vacant " a die Veneris in Festo 
 Sancti Dyonisii " (9 Oct.) j 58 b . 
 
 ST. PETROCK'S, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter de Lieutrenchard first occurs as R. (see Cornubia, H. de), 6 Sept., 
 
 1312. On his resignation 
 Master David deLawelyn, 1 of Cornwall, was inst., 16 July, 1318 ; Patrons, the 
 
 D. and C. of Exeter; 128. 
 
 EXMINSTER [Exeminstre, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio. On his promotion to the Deanery, 
 
 3 June, 1311, the Bishop (4 June) granted Sequestration of the revenues to 
 
 Sir John de Pouderhani, R. of Powderhain ; 62 b . 
 Richard de Plimstoke, 2 whose Institution is not recorded ; but he seems to 
 
 have been deprived before Oct., 1317: see Rome, Court of ; 123. 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone (Institution not recorded): he exchanged, for St. 
 
 Breoke, "deNansent," with 
 Sir Richard de Braileghe, 2 Sept., 1318 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of 
 
 Plympton 3 ; 128 b 
 
 1 Ordained, subdeacon, [" de Lulyn " 
 MS.], 23 Sept., 1318; 240: deacon, 
 23 Dec., 1318 ; 240 b . 
 
 2 Omitted by Oliver (Eccles. Antiq.,u, 25) 
 
 3 Final Concords (Devon) ; June, 1208, 
 In the King's Court at Winchester in 
 the Octaves of Holy Trinity; 10 
 John: "Inter Robertum, Priorem 
 de Plimtone, petentem per David 
 Aaron et Ricardum Marchepais, posi- 
 tos loco ipsius Proris ad lucrandum 
 vel perdendum, et Willelmum de 
 Vernun, Comitem Devonie, deforcian- 
 tem, de Advocacione Ecclesie de 
 Exemenistre. Uncle placitum fuit 
 
 inter eos in prefata Curia, scilicet quod 
 predictus Comes recognovit et con- 
 cessit Advocacionem predicte Ecclesie 
 esse jus ipsius Prioris et Conventus et 
 Ecclesie Sanctorum Petri et Pauli de 
 Plimtone; habendam et teneiidam 
 eidem Priori et Conventui, et eorum 
 successoribus, et predicte Ecclesie de 
 Plimtone, in liberam et purarn et per- 
 petuam elemosinam. Et predictus 
 Prior et Couventus receperunt eum 
 in singulis beneficiis et oracionibus 
 que fuerunt in Ecclesia sua de Plim- 
 tone, imperpetuum." F.J.B. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 217 
 
 Master Thomas de PlympstoTce, clerk, 1 was inst. (by proxy Sir Roger de 
 Bathonia, priest), 20 Nov., 1319 ; Patrons, the Prior (Fr. Matthias) and 
 Convent of Plympton ; 145. 
 
 FARRINGDON [Farndone and Farendone, MS.], Vicars 2 of 
 
 Sir Robert de Pyworthi, priest, was collated, 21 Oct., 1311. Letters of Institu- 
 tion only ; 64 b . 
 
 Sir Richard de Scottiscumbe, priest, was collated, 9 March, 1313-14 ; 82 b . On 
 whose resignation 
 
 Sir Richard de Schillonde, priest, was collated ("to Farndone juxta Clyst") "die 
 Veneris proxima ante Festum Annunciacionis Dominice " (22 March), 1313-4 ; 
 83 b . He exchanged, for Sheldon, with 
 
 Sir John de Aylesbeare, collated 1 Oct., 1318 "prestito ab eodem Domino 
 Johanne juramento , . . . de solvendo fideliter annuam Pension em Pres- 
 biteris Capelle Beati Gabrielis de Clist " ; 131. On whose resignation (by 
 letter, dated Exeter, " vij Kalendas Octobris" (25 Sept.), 1320, 
 
 Sir Richard Cole, priest, was collated (in his absence), 16 Oct., " et super hoc 
 habet Literas Instituciouis, non facientes mencionem de juramento super 
 residencia personali et continua ; et in Litera Induccionis, directa Archi- 
 diacono Exoniensi vel ejus Officiali, fuerat demandatum quod, recepto, 
 nomine Domini, ab eodem Domino Ricardo Canonice Obediencie juramento 
 et de continua et personali residencia facienda, secundum Constituciones 
 etc., ipsum in corporalem possessionem dicte Vicarie induceret, etc." ; 152 b . 
 
 FARINGDON (Hants), Rectors of 
 
 Robert de Patrica was still R. in Aug., 1311 (see p. 157). 
 
 " Londoniis, die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Apostolorum Symonis et 
 Jude, videlicet xxiiij die Octobris [1313], Dominus presentavit, per Literas 
 suas Patentes ejusdem date, Domino Episcopo Wyntoniensi 3 Dominuin 
 Philippum Bray, de Bertone, presbiterum, ad Ecclesiam de Farndone, 
 spectantem ad Presentacionem suam ; et tradite fuerunt dicte Litere 
 Presentacionis Magistro Roberto de Patrica ; 80. 
 
 [Sir Roger de Buddeleghe, priest, was inst. (at Southwark, by Rigaud de 
 Asserio, Bp. of Winchester), 20 Aug., 1321, on the death of Philip de 
 Bartone ; Patron, Walter, Bp. of Exeter (Regist. fol. 15 b ). F.J.B.]. 
 
 FENITON [Fynetone and Vynetone, etc., MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Thomas de Rodeweye, chaplain, was inst., 5 June, 1309; Patron, Richard 
 
 Molyns, " ista vice, racione Custodie Galfridi, filii et heredis Willelmi 
 
 Malherbe, in minori etate existentis"; 4l b . 
 
 FILLEIGH [Fileleghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe occurs as R., 8 Jan., 1309-10 ; 46. He resigned on 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; payment of eleven marks per annum 
 242 b : deacon, 19 Sept., 1321 ; 243 b . to the Chantry-priest and one mark 
 
 2 The Rectory of Farringdon was appro- to the Rector of Sowton. See p. 105 ; 
 priated by Bronescombe, in 1276, for Oliver says that "Robert de Patrica 
 the maintenance of the two Priests occurs [as Vicar] 5 July, 1311," and 
 in his newly founded Chantry-Chapel refers to " fol. 63 " of this Register, 
 of St. Gabriel at Bishop's Clyst (see But there is nothing there to shew 
 Vol. I., page 51), " salva compe- that Robert was ever Vicar of this 
 tenti Vicaria." The amount reserved Parish ; and he was Rector of Faring- 
 proved to be far from "competent" ; don, Bants, at the time. Seep. 157, 
 and Stapeldon (who had removed the note. 
 
 Chapel of St. Gabriel from his Manor- 3 Bp. Wodeloke, who instituted him 
 
 House to a new site at Clyst-Bridge), "quinto Idus Novembris " [9 Nov.], 
 
 restored all the alienated revenues 1313 (Regist., fol. 107 b ). F.J.B. 
 and charged the Incumbents with the 
 
218 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Easter-Day (19 April), 1310, and 
 
 Sir John de Clotewortke, priest, was inst. (by proxy, Eicbard de Brayleghe), 
 25 May ; Patron, Thomas de Fylleghe ; 52. 
 
 FORDE ABBEY, Abbats of 
 
 Henry occurs as Abbat, 16 Jan., 1312 ; 75 b . 
 
 Fr. William ; his Benediction, in the Cathedral, 22 Sept., 1319 ; 143. 
 
 FOERABURY [Forbury and Forbyry, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William de Stonhouse, 1 clerk, occurs as R., 2 Oct., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 "Robertus, Rector Ecclesie de Forbiri," occurs 23 Sept., 1318, when he was 
 ordained deacon ; 240 b . He was, doubtless, the " Eobertus, films Radulphi 
 de Schillynford," who occurs as R. of Dunchideock, 2 Oct., 1308 (fol. 35 b ), 
 2 Sept., 1310 (fol. 54 b ), and 2 Oct., 1313 (fol. 79 b ). Robert and William 
 (who were brothers) must have exchanged Benefices ; for William occurs as 
 E. of Dunchideock, 5 Oct., 1318; 131. These Institutions are not recorded. 
 
 FOWEY [Fauwe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Ralph ; on whose death, " die Martis proxima post Festum Invencionis Sancti 
 
 Stephani, proximo tune preterita " (4 Aug.), 1310, 
 John de Trevenor, priest, was inst., 20 Sept. ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent 
 
 of Tywardreath ; 56. 
 
 FREMINGTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir [a blank space] de Nanscosan occurs as V., 4 Aug., 1312 ; 73. Vacant, 12 
 
 Sept., 1320, " per dimissionem et resignacionem 
 Domini Johannis de Abblewelyn, ultimi Vicarii ibidem" ; and 
 Sir Adam de Fentone, priest, was inst., 20 Oct. ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 
 Convent of Hartland ; 152 b . 
 
 FREMINGTON " Capella Beate Katerine Virginis, in Curia 
 Domini Willelmi Martyn, de Fremyngtone, situata," 
 
 Walter, called le Hunte, priest, was inst., 12 April, 1311 ; Patron, the said Sir 
 William; 60 b 
 
 FRITHELSTOCK PRIORY, Prior of 
 
 Fr. Olyver occurs as Prior in 1311, and 1322-3 (see Gen. Index). In the latter 
 year he resigned his Office into the hands of the Bishop's Commissaries (the 
 Abbat of Hartland and Walter de Setone, Official-Principal). Commission 
 dated 28 Feb. Dr. Oliver (Monasticon, page 219) makes him resign 7 Feb. 
 (i.e. three weeks earlier), but in error. 
 
 GEORGEHAM [Hamme, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Edmund de Knovyle occurs as E., 27 Dec., 1308 ; L 188: 30 July, 1311 ; L 
 195 b . 
 
 GIDLEIGH [Giddeleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant "a die Martis proxima ante Festum Sancti Marci, Evangeliste" 
 
 (24 April), 1324 ; and 
 Roger Hocke, accolite, was inst., 19 June; Patron, the Lady Alice de 
 
 Moelis; 180 b . 
 
 GITTISHAM [Gydesham, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Geoffrey de Lucy* was inst., 22 June, 1313 ; Patron, Sir Eeginald de 
 
 Wylyngtone ; 70. See HIGH BICKINGTON. 
 Sir Richard occurs as E. (see " Dedications "), 20 Jan., 1321-2 ; 164. 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9, of Forrabury, 12 Sept., 1310 ; 56. 
 
 and called in the List of Ordinations 2 Inst. to Chilthorne-Domer (Somerset] 
 
 " Willelmus filius Radulphi " ; 220 b . in 1301, and to Hardington-Mande- 
 
 The same man, evidently ; for William ville (Somerset) before 1330, in which 
 
 " de Stouhous " occurs again as E. year he died ( Weaver). 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 219 
 
 GLASNEY ; the Collegiate-Church of St. Thomas-the-Martyr. 
 PROVOSTS, 
 
 Master William Fiz-Roges occurs 13 Oct., 1308 ; 35 b . He was promoted to 
 the Archdeaconry of Exeter, 20 June, 1311 (62 b ), and died soon after. 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, was admitted in commendam,lQ July, 1312, 
 " quam [Preposituram] prius [Episcopus] commendaverat Domino Petro 
 de Honitone, presbitero ; que prius exspiravit. Et habet Tnduccionis Literas 
 directas Decano de Penryn " ; 72 b . On 9 Jan., 1312-13, 
 
 Master William Bloyou, priest, Professor of Canon-Law, was admitted in com- 
 mendam, in the presence of Peter de Honetone, Rd. de Braileghe, and Rd. 
 de Were, priests, William de Wolleghe, and Nicholas de Hele, clerks ; 76 b . 
 
 Master Benedict de Arundelle, Professor of Canon-Law, was collated, 23 Oct., 
 1313; 80. 
 CANONS, 
 
 Sir Adam de Carletone occurs 6 July, 1309 ; 42. 
 
 Master Walter de Sanctb Austolo ; on whose death 
 
 Master John Bloyhou, Prof, of Civil- Law, was collated, 30 March, 1310 ; 49. 
 
 Master Robert de Hendre ; on whose death 
 
 Master Walter Giffard, S.T.D., was collated 10 Nov.. 1310 ; 57 b . [The Bishop 
 had collated Master John Bloyou to the Prebend in Glasney lately vacated 
 by the death of Robert de Hendre, 8 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38. This Entry was 
 cancelled]. On Bloyou 1 s resignation, 
 
 Sir Ralph de Arundelle, priest, was collated, 25 Jan., 1310-11 ; 59 b . On 
 Giffard's resignation (for the Archdeaconry of Barnstaple), 
 
 Sir William de Borne, priest, was collated "septimo Kalendas Aprilis" (26 
 March), 1312; 69 b 
 
 Sir Richard de Braileghe, priest, was admitted, in commendam, to the Prebend 
 of William Fitz-Royo, 9 Jan., 1312-13 ; 76 b He was succeeded by 
 
 Master Benedict de Arundelle, collated 23 Oct., 1313 ; 80. 
 
 Master John de Middeltone', on whose death succeeded, 9 May, 1313, 
 
 Master John de Mongluthe, clerk ; 77 b . 
 
 Sir William de Nywetone, clerk. After resigning his Prebend he was again col- 
 lated thereto ; the Bishop himself (who was at Glasuey, on his Visitation) 
 " Stallum in Choro et Locum in Capitulo assignando eidem," 9 Feb., 1313- 
 14; 82 b . On Mongluthe's death 
 
 Master Adam Mirimouthe, Professor of Civil-Law, was collated (by proxy 
 Master Richard de Bello Prato), 10 Aug., 1314 ; 86 b 
 
 Sir Peter de Dunnyslonde. He was succeeded by 
 
 Master Hugh de Oxtone, Professor of Canon- Law, collated 14 May, 1317; 
 119 b . Mnrymouth exchanged, for a Prebend in the Cathedral, with 
 
 Master John de Lancestone (by proxy Master Nicholas de Hele), 12 Sept., 
 1318, "in Capella Curie Episcopalis de Nymetone [Bishopnymptori]" '. The 
 Bishop sanctioned the exchange " considerantes . . quod vos . . plus possetisin 
 Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi quam in Ecclesia Sancti Thome, . . tarn propter 
 experienciam Literarum que personam tuam raultipliciter condecorant, loci 
 eciam distanciam a vestra origine, quam propter Linguam Parcium Cornubie quam 
 non nostis, et causas alias que nos movent, . . . presentibus Magistro Johanne 
 Pomeray, Rectore Ecclesie de Upledecombe \_Letcombe-Basset, Berks], Sarrumensis 
 Diocesis, Domiuis Ricardo de Braileghe, Canonico Exoniensi, et Willelmo Russel, 
 presbiteris " ; 129. To this Prebend 
 
 Master Richard de Bello Prato [Beaupre], was collated 20 Sept., 1318 ; 130. 
 
 Master Philip de Cornubia, late Archdn. of Llandaff ; on whose death 
 
 Sir William de Mileborne, clerk, was collated, 23 Jan., 1319-20 ; 147. 
 
 Master William Bloyou ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, was collated, 4 Feb., 1320-1 ; 155. 
 
 Master Walter de Mymmelonde 1 ; on whose death 
 
 1 He occurs assubdeacon, 3 Nov., 1308 ; Church of Kingston (Surrey), 22 
 
 36: ordained priest (Litt. Dim.} by Sept., 1313 (Regist. Wodeloke, 333). 
 the Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish F.J.B. 
 
220 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Walter de Botriaux, clerk, was collated, 2 Jan., 1321-2 ; 163 b . 
 [Andrew de Penryn, a Vicar in Glasney, was ordained priest (Litt. Dim.) by 
 Bishop Wodeloke, on the occasion referred to in note p. 219]. F.J.B. 
 
 GOODLEIGH [Godeleye, juxta Barnastapoliam, MS.], Eectorof 
 
 Ralph de Doune, junior, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1314, when he was ordained 
 subdeacon ; (Ord.) 234 ; also, L 210 b . 
 
 GRADE (or ST. GRADE) [Ecclesia Sancte Crucis in Kerier, MS.], 
 
 Bernard occurs as R., 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b . 
 
 William de Trevaignon, clerk 1 ; Patron, Reginald de Penres. Commission 
 directed to Richard de Coletone for his admission, etc., 8 May, 1317 ; 119 b . 
 
 GULVAL (or ST. GULVAL) [Laneskeli, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Gregory occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 HACCOMBE [" Capella de Haccombe," MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Brauntone, priest, was inst., 18 July, 1309 ; Patron, Sir Stephen 
 
 de Haccombe, Knt. ; 42 b . On his resignation 
 Sir John Dreynac, chaplain, was inst., " quartodecimo die mensis Maii, 
 
 videlicet die Mercurii in Ebdomada Pentecostes," 1315 ; Patron, the 
 
 same; 105. 
 
 HALWILL [Kalghewille, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John de Brendone (or Bremdone) occurs asR., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218, 221 b . 
 
 HARBERTON [Hurbertone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Roger, and another 
 
 Roger (his successor), were Vicars before 1307, see p. 170. 
 
 Master John occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 Sir Peter deByneleghe, priest, was inst., 31 Dec., 1312 ; Patrons, the D. and C. of 
 Exeter, " salvo Episcopo jure suo ipsam Vicariam conferendi, si apparuerit in- 
 posterura quod ejusdem Vicarie Collacio ad ipsum debeat pertinere. . . . Et 
 memorandum, quod dictus Episcopus, eisdem die et loco [apud Farndone 
 (Faringdon, Hants)], dicto Domino Petro predictam Vicariam contulit jure suo, 
 si ejusdem Vicarie Collacio ad ipsum Episcopum aliqualiter pertineret ; set 
 super huj usmodi Collacione nullas habuit Literas. Et i'uerunt presentes . . . 
 Dominus Thomas de Stapeldone, Canonicus Exoniensis, et Magistri Galfridus de 
 Etone et Nicholaus de Hele ut michi, Lancestone, dicebatur, qui in omnibus 
 absens fui preterquam in prestacione juramenti " ; 75 b . 
 
 HARFORD [Herforde and Hereforde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir David de Penyles, subdeacon, occurs as R., 3 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 HARPFORD [Herforde and Herpeforde, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Robert called le Bruere, priest, was inst., 5 Oct., 1313 ; Patron, the Prior 
 
 of Otterton ; 79 b . 
 
 Sir John Hake, priest, was inst., 21 Oct., 1315 ; Patron, the same; 110 b . 
 Sir Willam de Oalmetone, priest, was inst., 10 Feb., 1323-4 ; Patron, the same ; 
 
 181. 
 
 HATHERLEIGH, Vicars of 
 
 Sir John de Plymptone, priest, was inst., 22 Nov., 1308 ; Patrons, the Abbat 
 
 and Convent of Tavistock ; 36 b . 
 Sir Henry occurs as V. (see Gen. Index), 8 Jan., 1311-12 ; 67 b . 
 
 HEANTON-PUNCHARDON [Heauntone Punchardone, MS.], 
 
 Sir Thomas de Doune, Rector; on whose death, "die Veneris in Vigilia Purifi- 
 
 cacionis Marie" (1 Feb.), 1319-20, 
 Sir William Inge, priest, was inst., 28 March, 1320 ; Patron, Sir John de Bello 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 24 Sept., 1317; Reynolds (Reg., fol. I79 b ): deacon, 
 238: subdeacon, 17 Dec., 1317, in 22 Sept., 1319; 241 b : priest, 22 
 Lambeth Chapel (Litt. Dim.) by Abp. Dec., 1319 ; 242 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 221 
 
 Monte [Beaumont], Knt., " resignavit, eciam, coram Domino predictus 
 Willelmus, re et verbo, Ecclesiam de Fontel Giffard [Fonthill-Gi/ord], 
 Sarumensis Diocesis, quam prius optinuerat " ; 148. 
 
 "Perpetua Cantaria in Ecclesia de Heauntone, De- 
 canatus de Schirewille, celebranda," MS., 
 
 Sir Thomas de Baccote, priest, was collated (by lapse), in the person of Sir 
 
 Thomas de la Forde, his Proctor, 4 May, 1320 ; 149 b . 
 Sir Adam de Tettebourne, priest, was inst., 19 May, 1325 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Beamond, Knt. ; 184. 
 
 HEAVITREE [Hevetru, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir John [de Burnham] died, " die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Sancti 
 
 ^Valentini" (11 Feb.), 1309-10; and 
 
 Sir Roger de Sydebery, priest, was inst., 21 Feb. ; Patrons, the D. and C. of 
 Exeter; 47 b , 52 b . 
 
 HELLAND [Hellaunde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Reginald le Seor (or Sor) occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218: and 22 
 Feb., 1308-9; (ibid.), 221 ; but there is no record of his Institution. His 
 successor (not mentioned in our Register), was 
 
 William de Monteforti, "Rector Ecclesie de Heillaunde, Exon. Dioc., per 
 Dimissorias," ordained subdeacon in St. Cross Hospital, Winchester, 13 
 June, 1310 (Regist. WoddoTce, 323 b ). The same Register shews that he was 
 ordained deacon in Holy Trinity Church, Guildford, 19 Sept., 1310 (fol. 
 325). F.J.B. But meanwhile he had ceased to be R., and 
 
 John de Roscarek, clerk 1 , had been inst., 20 July, 1310 ; Patron, Symon called 
 Giffard; 53. 
 
 HEMYOCK [Hemyoke, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Henry de Whiteleye ; on whose death, " die Martis proxima post Festum 
 
 Omnium Sanctorum" (3 Nov.), 1321, 
 Sir Thomas de Whiteleye, priest, was inst., 12 Dec. ; Patron, Margaret de 
 
 Dynham ; 162 b . 
 
 HENNOCK [Hanocke, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant, " a die Dominica proxima post Festum Sancti Luce, Evangeliste " 
 
 (21 Oct.), 1313; and 
 Sir Geoffrey de Hurbertone, priest, was inst., 14 Nov. ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 
 Convent of Torre ; 81 b . On Hurbertone 's death, " die Martis proxima post 
 
 Festum Sancte Lucie, Virginia (14 Dec.), 1322, 
 Sir Nicholas de Stourtone, priest, was inst., 26 Dec. ; Patrons, the same; 171. 
 
 HIGHAMPTON [Hegheheauntone and Henctone, MS.], Rectors of, 
 
 Richard Baghel occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; 218 : 22 Feb., 1308-9; 220 b : 15 
 March, 1308-9, 221 b Vacant " a tercio Idus Septembris " (11 Sept.) ; and 
 
 Sir James de Mertone, priest, was inst., 25 Dec., 1312; Patron, Lucy, relict of 
 Hugh de Valletort ; 75 b 
 
 HIGH BICKINGTON [Bukyngtone, Bukyntone, MS.], Rectors, 
 
 Robert de Wylyngtone, clerk, occurs as R., 3 Nov., 1308 ; 36. He was R. as 
 early as 1305 ; for there is a Memorandum in Abp. Winchelesey's Regist. (fol. 48), 
 "quod, cum Robertus de Welyngtone, qui se gerit pro Rectore Ecclesiarum de 
 Newyntone, Wyntouiensis Diocesis, et de Bukyntone, Exoniensis Diocesis, 
 coram Domino Roberto, Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, Diocesim Wyntoniensem 
 jure Metropolitico visitante, etc. ; after repeated adjournments he did not 
 appear ; and, at last, on the Tuesday next alter " vij Idus Julii " (13 July), 1305, 
 he was deprived of the former Benefice (P.J.B.). He was inst. a second time 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 6 March, 1310- had been ordained accolite (Litt. Dim), 
 11; 227: deacon, 27 March, 1311; 19 Sept., 1310, at Guildford (as 
 228: priest, 5 June, 1311 ; ibid. He above Regist. Wodeloke, fol. 324 b ). 
 
222 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 to High Bickington, 14 Dec., 1309 1 ; Patron, Sir John de Wylyngtone, Knt. ; 
 
 45 b . An obscure note in the margin refers to him as "idem prius incximbens." 
 
 Vacant in 1314 ; and the Bishop committed the Custody of the Sequestration 
 
 to Sir Reginald de Wylingtone, E. of Atherington (3 Aug., 1314) ; 86 b . 
 Sir William de Kempeleglie was inst., 13 Aug., 1314,. on the resignation of 
 
 Robert de Wylyngtone (by exchange for HUNTSHAW) ; Patron, the same ; 
 
 86 b . On Kempeleghe's resignation they had again exchanged Benefices 
 Sir Robert de Wylyngtone, priest, was inst. (by proxy William de Chorletone), 
 
 6 Feb., 1314-15 ; Patron, the same ; 101 b . 
 Master Geoffrey de Lucy, subdeacon, occurs as R., 21 April, 1319 ; ^I40 b . See 
 
 Gen. Index. 
 
 HIGH BRAY [Hautebray, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Robert de Rogis, deacon, 2 occurs as R., 24 Sept., 1309 ; 44. 
 
 HOCKWORTHY [Hockeworthi, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir John occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 ; 48. On whose death 
 Sir John de Menestoke, priest, was inst., 19 Sept., 1318 ; Patrons, the Abbess 
 (Petronilla) and Convent of Canonsleigh ; 129 b . Vacant, "a die Lune 
 proxima ante Festum Ascensionis Domini " (13 May), 1325 ; and 
 Sir Wm. Chamberloyn, priest, was inst., 17 June; Patrons, the same ; 184 b . 
 
 HOLLACOMBE [Holecombe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Benedict Kylmyna-ud was inducted, 8 March, 1322-3; " Dominus providit 
 Benedicto Kylmynaud, pauperi clerico sue Diocesis, de Ecclesia de Holecombe, 
 spectante communiter ad Presentacionem Prioris et Conventus Bodrninie ; 
 que tune vacavit, et quam idem Clericus acceptavit : et ipsum in eadem 
 Ecclesia induci et inductum defendi mandavit, auctoritate sibi a Sede 
 Apostolica in hac parte commissa " ; I74 b . 
 
 HOLNE, Rector of 
 
 Master John de Wytebi (or Whiteby), accolite, 3 was inst., 20 Oct., 1310, the 
 Church having been vacant " a sexto Idus Septembris " (8 Sept.) ; Patron, 
 Sir William Martyn, Knt, ; 57. 
 
 HOLSWORTHY [Holdesworthe and Haldesworthe, MS.], Rectors 
 of 
 
 Sir Maurice de Caunpvyle occurs as R. (see "Wills"), 10 Feb., 1308-9; 38. 
 
 Vacant " a crastino Festi Invencionis Sancte Crucis " (4 May), 1311; and 
 Master William de Carreu, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Master John de 
 
 Lynham, Canon of St. David's), 20 Dec. ; Patron, Sir William Martyn ; 
 
 66 b . On Carru's resignation, 31 Jan., 1320-1, 
 Sir Nicholas de Wedergrave* ; priest, was inst. (by proxy William atte Brigge, 
 
 clerk), 2 Feb., 1320-1 ; Patron, the same ; 155. 
 
 " Perpetua Cantaria coram Altare Beate Marie apud 
 Haldesworthi" (marg., "InstitucioCantarie de Trewene"), 
 
 Gregory de la Hole, priest, was inst., 26 Nov., 1311 ; Patron, Walter le Deneis ; 
 
 66. 
 Sir John de Hermandesworthi, priest, was inst., 25 April, 1312 ; Patron, the 
 
 same ; 7l b , " ad Perpetuam Cantariam de la Treawen, in Ecclesia de 
 
 Haldesworthi." 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 20 May, 1312 ; 230. 
 
 2 Ordained 20 Sept., 1309 ; 223: priest, 
 6 March, 1310-11 ; 227 b . 
 
 3 Ordained priest, 18 Sept., 1316 ; 237 b . 
 
 4 He occurs in 1315, as R. of Compton- 
 Martin (Somerset) ; and he was succeed- 
 ed by Laurence de la Barr; Patron, Sir 
 Wm. Martyn, Knt. (Weaver). In 
 
 1317, he was admitted to South- 
 molton ; Patron, the same) ; and he 
 seems to have held it till ] 321, when 
 he was inst. to Holsworthy. In 
 1323 he was inst. to Maperton (Somer- 
 set) ; and in 1325 to Street-cum- 
 Walton, in the same County (Resist. 
 Drokenes/ord, Ed. Hobhouse, 248). 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 223 
 
 HONEYCHURCH [Honichorche, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Luke de Doneslonde occurs (see Exbourne), 12 July, 1309 ; 42 b . 
 
 HONITON [also, Honetone, MS.], Eectors of 1 
 
 Sir Henry de Pykeney. On whose resignation 
 
 Master Richard de Wydeslade* priest, was inst., 13 Jan., 1314-15; Patron, 
 
 Sir Hugh Cortenay, Knt. ; 101 b . Vacant " a die Sancti Stephani, Martiris" 
 
 (26 Dec.), 1324 ; and, 13 Jan., 1324-5, 
 Sir Philip de Puntyngtone, priest, was inst. ; Patron, the same ; 183. 
 
 HUISH [Jlywys, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Richard de Esse ; subdeacon (ordained deacon, 14 March, 1309 ; 223 b : 
 priest, 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b ), occurs as R., 14 Oct., 1308; 35 b . 
 
 HUNTSHAM [Honsham, MS.], Rector of 
 
 William de Trehunsy occurs as R.. 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. Ordained 
 deacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9; 220 b : priest, 15 March following ; 221 b . 
 
 HUNTSHAW [Honeschaue and Honschaue, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William de Kempeleghe ; on whose resignation (see High Bickington), 
 
 Sir Robert de Wylyngtone, clerk, was inst., 13 Aug., 1314 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Wylyngtone, Knt. ; 86 b . On whose resignation 
 Sir William de Kempeleghe, priest, was again inst. (by proxy William de 
 
 Churletone, clerk), 6 Feb., 1314-15 ; Patron, the same ; 101 b . 
 
 HUXHAM [Hokysham, margin Hokesham], Rectors of 
 
 The Benefice being vacant, the Bishop commits the Sequestration to Sir 
 Richard Fraunceys, chaplain, " volentes et mandantes quod de hujusmodi 
 Sequestro nostro, eo durante, Egidio de Hokysham, clerico, nobis ad eandem 
 Ecclesiam per Willelmum de Hokysham legitime presentato, necessaria sua 
 in studio fideliter subministres " (6 April, 1314) ; 83 b . He was, probably, 
 never instituted ; and, in the event, the above-named 
 
 Sir Richard^ Fraunceis, was inst., " die Veneris proxima post Festum Sancti 
 Martini" (15 Nov.), 1314 ; Patron, William, son of Wm. de Hokesham ; 100. 
 
 IDDESLEIGH [Yuddesleghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Reymund de Sully occurs, 21 Dec., 1308, when he was ordained priest ; 218. 
 Sir Robert Atteputte, priest, was inst., 5 Sept., 1310 ; Patron, Dame Joan de 
 
 Sully, " racione dotis sue in eadem " ; 55. On whose resignation [Robert de 
 
 la Pitte, MS.], 
 Master Richard de ffonemanacote,* clerk, was inst., 19 Sept., 1320 ; Patron, 
 
 Joan, widow of Sir Henry de Sulli, Knt. ; 151 b . 
 
 IDEFORD [juddeforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Milo de Kaulwodeleghe, priest, was inst., 6 April, 1309 ; Patron, Sir Gilbert 
 de Knovyle 5 ; 39 b . 
 
 ILFRACOMBE [Ylfredecumbe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Reginald de Chambernoun, priest, occurs as R., 11 May, 1310 ; 51. 
 
 ILSINGTON [Ilstyngtone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 1 Sir Henry de Montfort was R. of this 3 Not Wydeslake, as in Oliver's List 
 
 Parish before Adam Paen, see Vol. I., (Eccles. Anliq., ii, 77). 
 
 page 145, Henry de Woolavingtone 3 not Robert, as in Oliver's List (Eccles. 
 
 was appointed to take the assize of Antiq., iii, 81). 
 
 novel disseisin arraigned by the said 4 Called in the Ordination List " Magis- 
 
 Henry against Isabella, Countess of ter Ricardus de Winescote" ordained 
 
 Albemarle, and others, touching com- subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. 
 
 mon of pasture therein ; Rot. Pat. 5 not Kaulvyle as in Oliver's List (Eccles. 
 
 1 Edw. I. [1272-3J, m. I7d. J.I.D. Antiq. i. 64). 
 
224 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Peter de Honetone 1 occurs as R. (see Teffonte), 5 Nov., 1308 ; 36 b . He ex- 
 changed, for Lustleigh, with 
 
 Sir John de Lusteleghe, who was inst., 17 May, 1318 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plympton ; 128 b . 
 
 INSTOW [ Yunestowe, Yonestowe, and Yenistowe, MS.], Rectors, 
 
 Sir Philip de S chilly nf or de, priest, was inst., 21 Oct., 1309; Patron, Sir 
 Thomas de Stapeldone, priest; 44 b . Vacant ; and the Sequestration was 
 committed, 27 April, 1315, to Symon de Wybberi, R. of Chagford till the 
 Feast of the Assumption B.V.M. (15 Aug.) ; 106 b . 
 
 Master Richard de Morcestre, subdeacon, 2 occurs as R., 14 Oct., 1315 ; 110 b . 
 
 INWARDLEIGH [Inwardesleghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.} 218. Vacant, "xj Kalendas Julii " 
 
 t'21 June), 1317 ; and 
 Master Richard Noreis, clerk, 3 was inst., 21 July ; Patron, Elias Coffyn ; 120. 
 
 IPPLEPEN PRIORY [Iplepenne, MS.], Prior of 
 
 Geoffrey occurs as Prior, " die Jo vis proxima post Festum Nativitatis Beate 
 Virginia " (11 Sept.), 1315; 109. 
 
 JACOBSTOWE (Cornwall), Rectors of 
 
 Sir John de Chambernoun : he exchanged for Thurlestone, with 
 Sir Reginald de Ferres, deacon, who was inst., 9 March, 1308-9 ; Patron, Dame 
 Joan de Chambernoun (relict of Sir William). " Et Memorandum quod 
 idem Reginaldus, nuper Ecclesie de Thurlestone Rector, habet diem Sabbati 
 in Vigilia Dominice in Ramis Palmarum (22 March) ad respondeudum de 
 fructibus de dicta Ecclesia de Thurlestone, dum ibidem stetit Rector 
 perceptis, in Ecclesia Conventuali Lancestonie: quo die comparuit 
 personaliter et fecit finem pro decem libris, et condempnatus est " ; 39. 
 Sir John de Campo Arnulphi, subdeacon, 4 was again inst. (by proxy Richard 
 called le Langhe), 20 Nov., 1309 ; Patron, the same ; 45. 
 
 JACOBSTOWE (Devon), Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Mark, chaplain, was inst., 1 June, 1309 ; Patron, Nicholas de Bere. 5 " Et 
 Memorandum quod, eisdem die et loco [fflyst], idem Marcus habuit diem, 
 ex prefixione Domini, videlicet tercium diem Juridicum post Festum Sancti 
 Barnabe, Apostoli, in Majori Ecclesia Exoniensi, ad respondendum de ad- 
 ministracione bonorum Domini Walteri, ultimo Rectoris in Ecclesia de 
 Jacobstowe predicta, defuncti, de tempore quo fuit ipsius Walteri coadjutor, 
 coram dicto Domino vel ipsius Commissario" ; 41 b . On the resignation of 
 
 Sir Martin de Boscyni, " die Sabbati proxima post Festum Conversionis 
 Sancti Pauli " (29 Jan.), 1322-3, 
 
 John de Bere, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Nicholas de Bere), 15 Feb. ; Patron, 
 the said Nicholas [Jacobistowe MS.] ; 174. 
 
 KELLY, Rector of 
 
 Sir Henry de Kelly occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.} 218: also, 15 March, 
 1308-9 (ibid.) 221 b ; and, 16 Nov., 1323 (see Gen. Index) ; 177. He was a 
 scion of the antient and Knightly Family of " Kelly, of Kelly," which has 
 
 1 No earlier Institution to this Parish 3 Ordained subdeacon, 18 March, 1317- 
 is found in the Registers: but William 8 ; 238 b . 
 
 was R. in 1275, when he had a dis- 4 Ordained deacon, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 231: 
 
 pute with Oliver Dynaunt and Walter priest, 23 March, 1313-14; 232 b . 
 
 de Dukeham, touching a water-course 5 The Beres were of Bromford, a Manor 
 
 diverted therein (Rot. Pat. 4 Edw. I., in this parish ; and this branch of the 
 
 m. 18 d ). J.I.D. Family afterwards took the name of 
 
 2 Ordained 20 Sept., 131 5; 235: deacon, Bromford (Lysons). 
 18 March, 1317-18 ; 239. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 225 
 
 held the Manor and the Advowson of the Church for centuries, and holds 
 them still. 
 
 KENN [Ken and Keen, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter de Cloptone, priest, was inst., 19 Feb., 1312-13; Patron, the Lady 
 Alianora de Curtenay ; 70. 
 
 Henry de Solers, was presented in Oct., 1322 ; Patron, the same : and a Com- 
 mission was directed, 28 Oct., to Walter de Setone and Richard de 
 Braileghe, to make Inquisition, etc. ; 169 b . He was inst. at Exeter, 30 
 Nov., 1 1322 ; I76 b . 'See note to BRADNINCH. 
 
 KENN, " Cantaria Capelle Domini Hugonis de Courtenay, 
 apud Ken," 
 
 Vacant, " a die Jovis proxima post Festum Sancti Bartholomei, Apostoli " 
 
 (30 Aug.), 1313 ; and 
 Sir John de Tydecombe, priest, was inst., 3 Dec. ; Patron, Sir Hugh de 
 
 Courtenay ; 82. 
 Michael de Nitheretone was inst. to the " Vicaria Capelle de Ken," 23 June, 
 
 1323 ; 176 b . See note to BRADNINCH. 
 
 KENTISBEARE [Ecclesia Sancte Marie de Kenteslebiere, MS.], 
 
 William de Campo Arnulphi [Champernowne], clerk, 2 was collated (by lapse), 
 11 Dec., 1308; 37. James de Treworne, clerk, was presented in 1317, but 
 not admitted. The next R. [Kentesbeare, MS.], was 
 
 Hugh de Tremur, clerk 3 , A Commission for his Institution, etc., was directed, 
 26 Dec., 1317, to Rd. de Coletone, Official Principal, and John de Stokes, 
 Official of the Archd. of Exeter; Patron, Henry de Kelligren, "cum 
 potestate admittendi resignacionem Jacobi de Treworne, clerici, ad eandem 
 Ecclesiam per eundem Henricum alias presentati, si earn facere voluerit ; 
 alioquin faciendi in dicto negocio quod justicia suadebit ; 124. 
 
 KENTISBURY [Kentisbyry, MS.], Kectors of 
 
 On the resignation of the last R. (whose name is not mentioned), 
 Walter called le Wolf, clerk, was presented, 18 April, 1311. The Sequestration 
 was committed to Thomas de Forde ; " ita, videlicet, quod de hujusmodi 
 Sequestro Waltero dicto le Wolf, clerico, nobis ad eandem Ecclesiam 
 presentato, in Scolis pro victualibus suis necessaria subministres, et de 
 residuo ejusdem ordines et disponas prout anime tue saluti et utilitati dicte 
 Ecclesie melius videris expedire"; 61. Eventually the said Walter was 
 inst., 10 Jan., 1311-12 ; Patron, Richard le Wolf ; 67 b Ordained [deacon 
 (Litt. Dim.) by the Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish-Church of Kingston 
 (Surrey), 22 Sept., 1313 (legist. Wodeloke ; 332 b F.J.B.), and] priest by Bp. 
 Stapeldon, 22 Dec. following ; 231 b . 
 
 Sir Peter de Fi^sacre, priest, was inst., 20 June, 1314 ; Patron, the same (here 
 
 called " le Low ") ; 85 b . On whose death, " die Jovis proxima ante Festum 
 
 Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli" (9 June), 1323, the same Patron presented 
 
 WlUiam (son of Gilbert) Fitz-Stephen ["filium Gilberti le Fitz Estevene"], clerk. 
 
 The Bishop found him to be too illiterate to obtain such a Benefice, for tne time 
 
 at any rate; but, on the representation of Sir William Martin, Knt. "qui 
 
 scripsitpro eo," and of other friends, the Bishop gave way; advising him 
 
 "quod Scholas adiret Grammaticales, saltern usque ad Festum Ascensionis Domi- 
 
 nice, . . . ut sic se habilitaret melius ad idem Beneficium optinendum ; quod- 
 
 que tune idem Presentatus veniret acl Dominum, et, si de consciencia sua ipsum 
 
 tune admittere posset, libenter adrnitteret ad Ecclesiam antedictam; dum, 
 
 tamen, Patronus ipse vacacionem ipsius Ecclesie permitteret ita diu. Et 
 
 1 Not 24 Oct., as in Oliver's List (Eccles. 232 b 
 
 Antiq., i, 39). 3 Ordained subdeacon ["Rector Ecclesie 
 
 2 Ordained accolite, 21 Dec., 1308 ; de Kentelesbeare "], 22 April, 1318 ; 
 218: subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9; 239: deacon, 17 June, 1318 ; 
 220 b : deacon, 23 March, 1313-14; priest, 23 Sept., 1318, 240 b . 
 
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226 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 promisit Dominus, bona fide, per Literas suas Claims, quas dicto Patrono super 
 hoc demandavit, quod per hoc sibi nou curreret tempus alium, si iste admissus 
 non fuerit, hac vice presentandi, et, in eventum ilium, quod Dominus ipsum 
 Patronum ad presentandum alium quern voluerit satis sufficienter premuniret. 
 Et, si ista sic ut premittitur habere possent effectum, Dominus concessit eidetn 
 Presentato terciam partem fructuum ; que ad ipsum Dominum pertinere debereut 
 (sic), durante vacacione Ecclesie antedicte. Et super hoc scripsit idem Dominus 
 Magistro Henrico de Stoforde, Sequestratori suo (3 Aug., 1323) ; 176 b . 
 
 Fitz-Stephen, apparently, was never instituted, for the Benefice was declared 
 vacant " a die Sabbati proxima post Festum Sancti Johannis ante Portam 
 Latinam " (12 May), 1324; and 
 
 John de Wike, priest, was inst., 6 June ; Patron, the same ; I80 b . Vacant, 
 " a- die Jovis in Festo Sancte Lucie, Virginis " (13 Dec ), 1324 ; and 
 
 Sir Walter le Wolfe, priest (having resigned Charles), was inst., 27 Feb., 1324- 
 5 ; Patron, the same ; 183 b . 
 
 KENTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Richard de Worthe* occurs as V., 18 Sept., 1318 ; 129 b . On his death, 
 " die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancte Margarete " (14 July), 1320, 
 
 Sir Roger de Bokhamptone? priest, was inst., 13 Sept. ; Patrons, the D. and 
 C. of Sarum ; 151 b . 
 
 KILKHAMPTON [Kylkamtone and Kilkamptone, MS.], Rectors, 
 
 Master Richard de Greynvyle, subdeacon, occurs as R., 14 Oct., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 See " Ordinations " ; 218, 226, 227 b Vacant " a die Martis in Vigilia 
 
 Assumpcionis Beate Virginis " (14 Aug.), 1324 ; and 
 Sir Thomas de Stapildone, priest, was inst., 24 Oct.; Patron, Henry de Greyne- 
 
 ville (by his Proctor Sir Adam de Tavistoche) ; 182. 
 
 KiNGSNYMPTON 3 [Nymetone (and Nymet) Regis, MS.], Rectors 
 of 
 
 Sir Symon de Asshele (or Asseleghe) occurs as R., 24 May, 1309 ; 41. See also 
 " Ordinations" ; 220 b , 222. A Commission was directed, 3 Dec., 1309, to 
 John Wele, Archdn. of Barnstaple, and Roger de Otery, as to the presenta- 
 tion, by [Sir] Geoffrey de Cornubia, [Knt.] of 
 
 John de Gerregrave, clerk ; empowering them to institute him ; 45. He 
 occurs as R., 4 Oct., 1312 ; L 197 b , 198. 
 
 Sir Geoffrey de Meristone Meysi was inst., 10 Dec., 1315 ; Patron, the same ; 
 110 b 
 
 KINGSTEIGNTON ; the Prebend of Teignton Regis in the Cathe- 
 dral Church of Salisbury, 
 
 Sir Robert de Jorz: he exchanged, in 1314, for the Rectory of Skirpenbeck 
 ( Yorkshire], with 
 
 Master Robert de Blontesdone, 
 
 Apud Farndone, decimo septimo die mensis Junii [1314], Dominus Episcopus, 
 recepta Litera Domini Sarrumensis Episcopi super Collacione Prebende de Teyn- 
 tone Regis, via Permutacionis per ipsum facta Domino Roberto ite Blontesdone, 
 presbitero, ad Exoniensem Episcopum per easdem Literas presentato, idem 
 Dominus Exoniensis ipsum Mflgistrum Robertum, quatenus in eo fuit admittens 
 et hujusmodi Collacioni consenciens, ad inducendum rescripsit sub hac forma' 
 Walterus, etc. . . . Archidiacono Tottonie, vel ejus Officiali, salutem, etc. 
 Cum Dominus Robertus de Jorz, Eboracensis Diocesis, nuper Canonicus Ecclesie 
 Sarrumensis et Prebendarius Prebende de Teyntone in eadem, in nostra Diocesi 
 constitute, et Magister Robertus de Blontesdone, presbiter, de Samimensi 
 Diocesi oriundus, nuper Rector Ecclesie de Skirkeubeke, Eboracensis Diocesis, 
 hujusmodi Beneficia sua, ex certis causis et legittimis, ut dicebant, et absque 
 fraude et pravitate quacumque, permutare volentes, Dominus Robertus de Jorz 
 
 1 In the Fabrick-Roll of the Cathedral, 2 Oliver calls him, in error "de Oak- 
 
 1320, "De Testamento Domini Ri- hampton " ; ibid. 
 
 cardi,Vicarii deKentone. ijs" (Oliver, 3 Henry de la Suche was R. in 1278-9 
 
 Eccles. Antiq., i, 17), (Rot. Pat., 7_Edw.L, m. 16d). J.I.D. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 227 
 
 hujusmodi Canonicatum et Prebendam in manus Venerabilis Patris. Domini 
 
 modi faciende, duxerint resignanda ; hufusmodique Permutacione per prefatos 
 Venerabiles Patres, quatenus ad eos pertinuit, approbata, et ipsoruin Roberti et 
 Roberti per eosdem Patres super hiis Resignacione admissa ; idem Venerabilis 
 Pater, Dominus Sarrumensis antedictus, prefatos Canonicatum et Prebendam dicto 
 Magistro Roberto de Blontesdone, quatenus absqne prejudicio juris alien! et 
 cujuscumque censure Ecclesiastice sui Superioris incursu potuit, hujusmodi 
 Permutacionis nomine, contulerit, cum suis juribus et pertinenciis universis, 
 prout hec omnia et singula in Literis prefati Domini Sarrumensis Episcopi, nobis 
 super hoc directis, vidimus plemus contiueri ; cumque idem Pater, Dominus 
 Sarrumensis Episcopus, prefatum Magistrum Robertum de Blontesdone nobis 
 presentaverit, postea, ad Prebendam eandem ; nosque tarn instancia dicti 
 Domini Sarrumensis Episcopi, qui dictum Permutacionis negocium examinavit, 
 quam contemplacione persone prefati Magistri Roberti, de cujus honesta con- 
 versacione laudabile recepimus testimonium, hujusmodi Permutacionem, qua- 
 tenus in nobis est, approbantes, eundem Magistrum Robertum de Blontesdone 
 ad prefatam Prebendam, quatenus ad nos attinet, duxerimus admittendum, vobis 
 mandamus quatinus ipsum, vel ejus Procuratorem suo nomine, in corporalem 
 possessionem diete Prebende, vice et auctoritate nostra, inducatis, et defeudatis 
 inductum ; rescribentes nobis infra xv dies a tempore recepcionis Presencium, 
 per vestras Patentes Literas, harum seriem et diem recepcionis Presencium con- 
 tinentes, quid feceritis in premissis. Datum (ut supra). - Et Memorandum quod 
 fuit certificatum ut mandabatur ; 88 b . 
 
 KINGSTEIGNTON, Vicars of 
 
 Richard (possibly Richard de Almetone see Vol. L, p. 148), occurs as V., 21 
 March, 1310-11 ; L 194 b . Vacant, by resignation ; and 
 
 Sir Richard 1 de Plymptone was inst., 25 Aug., 1320 ; Patron, Sir Robert de 
 Blontesdone, Canon of Sarum ; 150 b . 
 
 KNOWSTONE and MOLLAND [Cnoustone Mollonde, MS.], 
 
 Sir Vincent occurs as V., 12 July, 1310 ; 53. 
 
 Sir Richard de Nywetone, who had been Vincent's coadjutor since the above 
 
 date, was presented 20 May, 1311, and the Bishop commissioned the 
 
 Archdn. of Barnstaple to institute him ; 61 b . 
 
 LAMERTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Roger de Southboclaunde, priest, was inst., 31 July, 1309 ; Patrons, the 
 Abbat and Convent of Tavistock; 42 b . On whose 2 death, "die Martis 
 proxima ante Festum Sancti Martini" (9 Nov.), 1322, 
 
 Sir Martin [de] fioscyni, priest, was inst, 23 Jan., 1322-3 ; Patrons, the 
 Prior and Convent of St. Nicholas, Exeter (sic, MS.) ; 17l b . 
 
 LAMORRAN [Lamoren, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Ralph (or Randolph) de Halap, first, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 (Ord.) 218. 
 
 LANDCROSS [Lancars, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard Sprigga, priest, was collated (by lapse), 10 June, 1309; 41 b . 
 
 On whose resignation, 23 March, 1324-5, 
 Bartholomew le Bow, deacon, was inst., 23 April, 1325 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Bello Monte, Knt. ; 184. 
 
 LANDEWEDNACK [Sancti Wynwolayi de Lanwynnocke, MS.], 
 
 Roger occurs as R. of Landewenneck, 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b , probably, Roger 
 
 de Brithwelle (see Vol. L, p. 149). 
 Sir John de Roscareke (R. of Helland), was admittted in commendam, 2 March, 
 
 1 Not Roger as in Oliver's List (Eccles. bably a clerical error for Roger. And 
 Antiq., i, 181). the Patronage of Lamerton belonged 
 
 2 Reginald de Soutboclande, MS., pro- to Tavistock Abbey. 
 
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228 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 1313-14; 83. "Johannes, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Wynwolay," was 
 ordained priest, 22 March, 1314-15 ; 234 b , not (as might be supposed) 
 John de Roscareke, continued in this Benefice, for the latter was ordained 
 
 r'est in 1311 (see HELLAND). And 
 Lovedrem occurs as Parson of this Parish in Nov., 1320 ; L 214. 
 
 LANDRAKE [Lanracke and Lanrake, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Walter de Tregastrcun, priest, was inst., 5 June, 1309 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 
 Convent of St. German's ; 41 b . 
 Godfrey de Forde was inst. (see BRADNINCH, note'), 28 Sept., 1322 ; 176 b . 
 
 LANDULPH [Landhylp], Rector of 
 
 Sir Reginald, priest, occurs as R., " ij Idus Septembris " (12 Sept.), 1311 ; 63 b . 
 
 LANGTREE [Langetru, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Simon, priest, occurs as R., 12 Aug., 1317 ; 120 b . 
 
 LANIVET [Lanivethe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir John de Lqncevetone, deacon, 1 was inst., 8 Oct., 1312 ; Patron, Nicholas de 
 Hele,r in the presence of Master Walter Giffard, S.T.D., John de Godrevi, 
 and Nicholas de Hele, clerks, Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, Roger de 
 Boddeleghe. and others ; 74. 
 
 LANLIVERY [Lanlevery, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Robert ; on whose death " per mortem cujusdam Domini Roberti," " die 
 Mercurii proxima post Festurn Sancte Agathe, Virginis" (9 Feb.), 1322-3, 
 
 Sir William de Criccol, priest, was inst., 6 March ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Tywardreath ; 174. 
 
 LANREATH [Lanreithou, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William Dauney, first, occurs as R., 23 March, 1310-11 (see "Litt. Dim." ; 
 60): ordained priest, 23 March, 1313-14; 232 b . There is no record of his 
 Institution. The Church was vacant in 1309, when William de Suttone 
 was presented by the King. 2 Perhaps, Dauney was called " de Suttone." 
 On his death, " die Lune proxima post Festum Sanctorum Dionisii et 
 Sociorum suorum" (12 Oct.), 1321, 
 
 Sir Richard Tregawroun, priest, was inst., 30 Nov.; Patron, Sir John de 
 Sodbiry, Knt. ; 162 b . 
 
 LANSALLOS [" Sancte Ildierne de Lansalewis, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master William Bauceyn ; on whose death, " die Jovis proxima post Festum 
 
 Annunciacionis Dominice" (27 March), 1320, 
 Richard de Tremur, clerk, 3 was inst., 18 July ; Patron, Matilda de Hiwische 
 
 (relict of Sir Richard), "ilia vice, racione dotis sibi assignate " ; 150. 
 
 LANTEGLOS [by Camelford], Rectors of 
 
 Sir John de Eorham. He resigned and was instituted to "MagnaLeghe" 
 (Great LeigfisDioc. of London), shortly before the Election of Stapel- 
 don (33 b ), who wrote to Ralph, Bp. of London, 15 May, 1308, to ascertain 
 whether Borkam had been actually admitted, and so had ceded his Rectory 
 of Lanteglos, before admitting thereto 
 
 Thomas de Londone, clerk, who had been presented, 15 March, 1307-8, by 
 
 1 Ordained priest (Litt. Dim.) by the Ricardi de Ciriseaus, defuucti, in 
 Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish manu Regis existentis ; et diriguntur 
 Church of Kingston (Surrey], 22 Sept., Litere Episcopo Exoniensi. T. R. 
 1313 (Regist. H'odeloke, 333). F. J.B. apud Langele, vj die Aprilis " [1309J 
 
 2 " Willelmus de Suttone, clericus, habet (Rot. Pat. 2 tidw. //., part 1, m.15.) 
 Literas Regis de presentacioue ad F.J.B. 
 
 Ecclesiam de Lauraytou, vaoantem, 3 Ordained accolite, 20 Sept, 1320; 
 et ad donacionem Regis spectantem 242 b . 
 racione Custodie terre et heredis 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 229 
 
 Peter de Gavastone, Earl of Cornwall ; 31. On 16 March, the Bishop 
 directed the Archdn. of Cornwall to make Inquisition as to the vacancy, 
 etc. ; ibid. He was inst., 23 Dec. (by proxy Nicholas de Hyntone, clerk) ; 
 "salvo, tamen, per omnia jure Domini Edwardi Regis"; 37 b . On his 
 resignation 1 a Commission was directed (10 July, 1317), to Richard de 
 Coletone, Official- Principal, for the admission, etc., of 
 Sir Thomas de Sweyneseye, clerk ; Patron, the King ; 120. 
 
 LANTEGLOS-BY-FowEY 2 [Lanteglos juxta Polruan. MS.], Vicars, 
 
 Sir Peter ; on whose death, " Die Dominica proxirna ante Festum Sancti 
 
 Dunstani" (13 May), 1319, 
 Sir William de Monketone, priest, was inst., 7 June ; Patrons, the Master (Fr. 
 
 Henry) and Brethren of theHosp. of St. John Baptist, of Bridgewater ; 141. 
 
 LAPFORD [Lappeforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert de Umfravyle (see foi. 89), occurs as R., 9 Sept., 1310 ; 55 b . 
 
 [ William, de Trevaygnon, " Rector Ecclesie de Lapforde," was ordained sub- 
 deacon (Litt. Dim.), in Lambeth Chapel, by Abp. Walter Reynolds, 17 Dec., 
 1317 (Regist. Reynolds, fol. I79 b ). F.J.B.]. Vacant, "a die Mercurii 
 proxima post Festum Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli" (15 June), 1317 ; and 
 
 Robert de Umfranvile, clerk, 3 was inst., 11 July, 1317; Patron, Henry de 
 Umfranville, "Injunxit, tamen, Dominus eidem Roberto, sub pena centum 
 solidorum, quod adiret Scolas Gramaticales, et quod ad ipsum veniret, 
 singulis annis semel, ut scire possit idem Dominus qualiter in predictis 
 Scolis prefatus Robertus expedient "; 120. On his resignation by letter 
 dated Llandaff, " xij Kaleudas Julii " (20 June), 1320, 
 
 William de Braibroke, clerk, was inst., 16 Oct. ; Patron, the same; 152 b . On 
 whose resignation, was inst., 4 Oct,, 1322, 
 
 Master John de Braibroke, accolite; Patron, the King, "racione terrarum 
 Domini Henrici de Dunfraville (sic) in manibus suis existencium " ; 169. 
 
 LAUNCELLS [Lanceles and Lancelles, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Philip [de Romelodesee fol. 166 b ], occurs as V., 12 July, 1310 ; 53. On 
 whose death, " die Jovis proxima ante Festum Conversionis Sancti Pauli " 
 (21 Jan.), 1321-2, 
 
 Sir Robert de ffeghen, priest, was inst., 2 March ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 Convent of Hartland ; 166 b . 
 
 LAUNCESTON (ST. STEPHEN'S), Priors of (see Vol. I., 198,note), 
 
 [Robert ; ob. 24 June, 1149. 
 
 Geoffrey occursin 1171. The Registers mention no Prior before 
 
 Robert Fissacre, whom we first meet in 1259. But Mr. A. F. Robbins, Author of 
 Launceston, Past and Present, has kindly referred me to Sir John Maclean's 
 Trigg-Minor (i, 47), where 
 
 Godfrey is mentioned as having suffered a Fine in Trewent to Benedict de Trewent 
 (Ped. Fin. 3 Joh.< Easter, No. 3. -1202). Further, he informs me that the 
 Prior Richard who died in the interval between Bp. Bytton's death and the 
 accession of Bp. Stapeklon was not Richard de Uppetone (as I surmised), but 
 Richard de Mottisfont, who occurs iu 1271 and 1292 (see Peter's History of 
 Launceston, pp. 9, 78]. On the death of Sir Richard, 
 
 1 He was collated, 3 Feb., 1326-7, by de Montfort and Solomon de Roches- 
 John de Stratford, Bp. of Winchester, ter, to take the Assize of novel dis- 
 to Chilbolton in that Diocese (Reg., seisin, arraigned by John Chapman, 
 fol. 101), which he exchanged with Parson of the Church of Lanteglos, 
 Philip Bernardini de Florencia, 5 against Nicholas Fitz-Ranulph and 
 Nov., in 1331, for Merriot, Somerset. others, touching a tenement therein 
 fol. 125 b F.J.B. (Rot. Pat. 4 Edw. /., m. lS d ).-J.I.D. 
 
 2 It appears that John Chepman was 3 Ordained accolite, 24 Sept., 1317 ; 238: 
 Parson of this Parish in 1275 (see Vol. deacon, 22 April, 1318; 239: priest, 
 I., BODMIN, page 115). "Bodmin 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 b . 
 (Cornwall): Appointment of Henry 
 
230 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Roger de Hortone was elected : confirmed 3 May, 1308 : The Commission for his 
 Installation is dated 4 May ; 33 b . 
 
 LAWHITTON [Lawyttone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert Guyn, priest ; on whose resignation 
 
 Sir John de Pultone, deacon, was collated, 20 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b . 
 
 John de Lancevetone, 1 clerk, was collated on Sunday, being All-Saints' Day (1 
 Nov.), 1310, "ita, videlicet, . . quod idem Johannes, a dicto Festo Omnium 
 Sanctorum usque ad Festum Pasche ex tune proximo secuturum, deliberet intra 
 se an Collacionem hujusmodi sibi factam acceptare yoluerit sive non ; quod 
 tempus ad deliberandum, ex certa causa in ipsa Collacione tune expressa, idem 
 Episcopus concessit eidein, et factas super hoc Literas simplices habuit prefatus 
 Dominus Petrus [de Honitone] in sua custodia, dicto Johanni de Lancevetone, 
 in eventu acceptacionis Collaciouis ejusdem infra dictum tempxis, tradendas ; 
 Sequestrum ejusdem Ecclesie interim committendo eidem. Et super ipso 
 Sequestro habuit Literas." The Clerk thus conditionally collated was present, 
 the Witnesses being Sir Thomas de Hentone, Treasurer of Exeter, Sir John de 
 Pultone, Canon of Crediton, Sir Peter de Honitone, R. of Ilsington, and Sir 
 Nicholas de Hele, clerk; 59. -He was inst., 11 April, 1311, "et sic cessat 
 Custodia Sequestri sibi alias deputati," ; 60 b . 
 
 Master John de Godrevy, clerk, was collated, 8 Oct., 1312 ; taking the Oath of 
 Obedience before Nicholas de Hele, Ralph de Gatepathe, and Thomas de 
 Holaweye, "in camera Cancellarii" ; 74. He exchanged, 11 Dec , 1312, with 
 
 Master Robert Bythewatte, R, of St. Perran-Uthno (both by proxy: for the 
 former, Nicholas de Hele ; for the latter, Peter de Honetone, priest) ; 76 b . 
 
 John le Knyght, clerk, a was collated, 7 March, 1316-17; 117 b . On whose 
 promotion to Berry-Narbor, 
 
 John de Putteforde was collated, 11 April, 1321 ; 157 b . 
 
 LELANT [Lananta, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Master Robert le Seneschal* was collated 20 April, 1310 ; 49 b . 
 Master Gilbert de Cornubia, ordained deacon on the same day, 4 was collated 
 5 (the Nones of) June, " post prandium dicti diei," 1311 ; 62 b , 228. 
 
 LESNEWTH [Lesnewythe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 [fff.nry le Denys 5 was R. in 1297 Prynne's Records, iii, 719 (quoted in Sir 
 
 John Maclean's Trigg-Minor]. 
 Richard de Cersyaus ; on whose resignation 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, priest, was admitted, 19 March, 1308-9, in 
 
 commendam, " juxta formam Constitucionis que incipit, Nemo dcinceps " ; 
 
 Patron, Richard le Deneys ; 39. 
 John le Deneys occurs as R. (subdeacon), 20 Sept, 1309; (Ord.) 222 b : deacon, 
 
 18 April, 1310 ; 224 b : priest, 18 Sept., 1311 ; 228 b . 
 
 LEW TRENCHARD [Lyvtrenchard, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Geoffrey de Milatone, chaplain, was inst., 5 June, 1309 ; Patron, William 
 Trenchard; 41 b . 
 
 LEZANT [Lansant, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Hemyngford ; on whose resignation 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 19 Feb., 1311- 4 Ordained [subdeacon (Litt Dim.) by 
 12; 229: deacon, 11 March, 1311- the Bp. of St. David's, in the Holy 
 12 ; 229 b . Ghost Chapel, Basingstoke, 24 May, 
 
 2 Ordained accolite, 24 Sept., 1317; 1309 (Regist. Woddoke, Ep. Winton., 
 238: subdeacon (Litt. Dim.) in Lam- 320 b ). F.J.B.]: priest, 18 Sept., 
 beth Chapel, "xvj Kal. Jan." [17 1311; 228 b - 
 
 Dec.], 1317, by Abp. Walter Reynolds 5 Henry (perhaps, Henry le Denys) 
 
 (Regist. fol. 179 b ). F.J.B. occurs as R. of Lesnewth twenty 
 
 3 Ordained subdeacon, 14 March, 1309- years earlier Rot, Pat., 5 Edw. I. 
 10; 223 b : deacon, 18 April, 1310; m. 14d (55) and m. 13d. (24). J.LD. 
 224 b : priest, 13 June, 1310 ; 225 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 231 
 
 Master Win. de Benefeld, clerk, 1 was collated, 1 May, 1308 ; and inducted by 
 Walter de Esse, Official-Peculiar ; 33. This was an Exchange for Weston- 
 Bampfield (Somerset). Hemyngforde was presented thereto by Robert de 
 Montacute, 17 Feb., 1309-10, and irist., 5 March (Eegist. Drokenesford, 
 Ed. Hobhouse, 29, 30). 
 
 Master Roger de Otery, priest, was admitted, in commendam, "septimo 
 Kalendas Aprilis," (26 March), 1312 : 69 b . Sir John de Pultone, Canon of 
 Crediton, was collated 2 1 Oct., 1312 ; 74: [cancelled " va . . cat"] -Sec 
 ST. GERRANS. 
 
 Sir Richard de Were, priest, was admitted, in commendam, 5 Feb., 1312-13; 
 _77 b . 
 
 Sir Thomas de Knotte occurs as R., 22 Dec., 1313, when he was ordained 
 deacon 3 ; 231 . On his resignation 
 
 Master Henry de Stouforde, clerk, was collated, 31 July, 1322 ; 168. 
 
 LIFTON, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert de Thorp ; on whose resignation (18 June), 1319, 
 Master John de Burghe, clerk, was inst., 24 Sept., " prout patet per quoddam 
 Instrumentum cujusdam Petri Reginald! de Wymburne, Notarii" ; Patron, 
 the King; 143. 
 
 Sir William de Sto/orde, clerk, was inst., 8 May, 1320; Patron, the same, 
 " Distulit, tamen, Dominus ipsius Induccionem quousque Johannes de 
 Burghe, possession! dicte Ecclesie de facto incumbens, amoveretur libere ab 
 eadem; 149 b . He was inducted [Stoweforde, MS.], 27 Feb., 1320-1 ; 157. 
 But see REDRUTH, 157 b . 
 
 LISKEARD [Liskerrit margin Liskirret, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Master John Launcels first occurs as V., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. On his 
 death, " die Martis proxima ante Festum Sancti Alphegi (14 April), 1321, 
 
 Master Robert Colyn, deacon, was inst., 7 Oct. ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Launceston ; 161. 
 
 LITTLEHAM [North Devon Litelham, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Symon occurs as R., 2 July, 1310 [Patron, David de Bere] ; 52 b . 
 
 LITTLEHAM [by Exmouth Lyttelham, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Robert ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Luke de Axminstre, priest, was inst., "xij Kalendas Julii," (20 June), 
 
 1315, by Richard de Coletone, Official-Principal and Vicar-General ; Patron, 
 
 the D. and C. of Exeter ; 105. 
 
 LITTLE HEMPSTON [Parva Hemmystone and Parva Hempstone, 
 MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Walter de Cherde occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 John le Mareschal, clerk, 4 was inst. (by proxy Peter de Hertle, clerk), 30 
 
 Dec., 1312 ; Patrons, the Abbess and Convent of Canonsleigh ; 75 b . 
 Sir William occurs as R., 30 Sept., 1315 ; 110. Nevertheless, it was on the 
 
 resignation of John called le Mareschal^ " the last Rector there," that 
 Richard de Sancto Martino, clerk, was inst., 7 Aug., 1320 ; Patrons, the 
 
 same; 150 b . On whose death ["Domini Thome* de Sancto Martino," MS.], 
 
 " die Sancti Thome, Apostoli " (21 Dec.), 1322, 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., 1309; de Lansant . . . per Dimissorias " 
 223: priest, 6 March, 1310-11; 227 b . by the Bp. of Winchester, in the 
 
 2 "Lansant" in the margin; "Nan- Parish- Church of Kingston, Surrey, 
 sant" in the Text. Was Lezant or St. 22 Sept., 1313 (Regist. Wodeloke, 332) 
 Breoke intended ? Both were in the [F.J.B.]: priest, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 
 gift of the Bishop. 232 b . 
 
 3 He had been ordained subdeacon 4 Ordained priest, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 231 b . 
 " Thomas de Knolle, Rector Ecclesie 5 Doubtless, a clerical error. 
 
232 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir John Kene, priest, was inst., 28 Feb., 1322-3 ; Patrons, the same," absque 
 prejudicio, tamen, alterius cujuscumque " ; 174. 
 
 LITTLE PETHERICK, otherwise ST. PETKOCK-MINOR [" Nansfon- 
 tein," MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Richard Polifaunt occurs as R., 7 Sept., 1321 ; 159 b . 
 
 LITTLE TORRINGTON [Parva Toritone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Nicholas Wyperel ; on whose death, "crastino Sancti Andree, Apostoli " 
 
 (1 Dec.), 1311, 
 William de Loccomd- was inducted, 8 May, 1312 ; a on the presentation of John 
 
 de Welyngtone " Custodis terra-rum Johannis Davailes, Ricardi Corbyn, 
 
 Edmundi de Speccote, Galfridi de Loccome, Egidie de Sancto Claro, et 
 
 Johannis de la Rewe, Patronorum ejusdem ; 7l b . 
 
 LODDISWELL [Lodeswille, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Peter de Hellewille, clerk, was inst., 14 April, 1309 (by proxy Sir John de 
 Oneley) ; Patron, William la Suche ; 40. Vacant " a die Jovis proxima 
 ante Festum Sancte Marie Magdalene" (21 July), 1317 ; and 
 
 Nicholas de Arundelle, clerk, v^as inst, 30 Aug.; Patron, the same ("la 
 Zousche," MS.) ; 121. 
 
 LOXHORE [Lockeshore and Lockesore, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Richard Hulierd, priest, occurs as R., 26 Nov., 1309 ; 45. 
 
 Robert de Ayswylle, clerk, was inst., 28 Feb., 1312-13 ; Patron, William de 
 
 Raleghe ; 70. Vacant, " per resignacionem ultimi Rectoris " ; and 
 Sir Thomas de Chyvenore, priest, was inst., 22 Oct., 1319 ; Patron, Dame 
 
 Lucy de Raleghe ; 144 b . 
 
 LUFFINCOTT [Luffyncote, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Roger Maii, priest, occurs as R., 17 Aug., 1314 ; 87. 
 
 LUNDY ISLAND [" Ecclesia Sancte Elene de Londai," MS.], 
 
 Sir Walter le Bitte was presented circa 5 June, 1325 ; Patron, Hugh le 
 Despenser; 184 b . 
 
 LUPPITT [Louepitte, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Of the early Rectors of this Parish, not mentioned in our Registers, we find from 
 
 the Newenham Cartulary that 
 
 Henry le Flemmynge died R. in 1266 : his Patron was Reginald de Mohun. 
 Baldwin de Mohun, a younger brother of Reginald, succeeded, and died in the 
 
 following year ; Patron, hac vice, John de Northampton, Abbat of Newenham. 
 Robert succeeded, 27 Oct., 1267 ; whose surname (omitted in our Register, see, 
 
 Vol. I., p. 151, we learn from the Cartulary) was de Toneworth; Patron, Sir 
 
 William de Mohuu. The Register says "John," who was the sou and heir of 
 
 Reginald, Founder of the Abbey, Sir William, being the second son. On the 
 
 next vacancy, 
 John de Godeleghe (afterwards Dean of Wells, and in 1327 Bishop-elect of Exeter), 
 
 was presented ; but there is no record of his Institution. 
 Robert- de Penteloiue was presented in 1273; and, although his Institution is not 
 
 recorded, there can be no doubt that it took place ; for he occurs as R. , 27 Dec. , 
 
 1308 ; 37 b : and he was inst. in 1312 to Stoke-Fleming (Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Carru, Knt.), and 
 Sir Wittiam de Leycestre, priest, was inst. to Luppitt, 28 Feb., 1312-13; 
 
 Patron, the same, evidently an exchange ; 70. See Davidson's History of 
 
 Newenham Abbey, p. 75. 
 
 LUSTLEIGH [Lusteleghe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 6 April, 1314 ; 233: Raleghe. Subsequently he was R. of 
 priest, 21 Dec., 1314 ; 234 b . Luccombe, which he exchanged in 
 
 2 William de Luccombe occurs as R. of 1324 for Over Stowey, both in 
 Nettlecombe (Somerset) in 1297: he Somerset ( Weaver}. 
 
 held it till 1316: Patron, John de 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 233 
 
 John de Lustdeghe, accolite, 1 was inst., 16 March, 1309-10 ; Patron, Sir 
 William le Prouz, Knt. ; 48 b . He exchanged, for ILSINGTON, with 
 
 Sir Peter de Homtone, who was admitted (letters of Induction only), 17 May, 
 1318 ; Patron, Dame Alice, relict of Sir William le Prouez, Knt. ; 128 b . 
 
 Master Hugh de Roches, clerk, 2 was inst., 29 Aug., 1318 ; Patron, Dame Alice 
 le Prouez, Letters of Institution only ; ibid. 
 
 LYMPSTONE [Limenystone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de TudewiUe 3 , subdeacon, occurs as R., 24 June, 1308 ; 36 b . He 
 
 resigned " die Dominica in Festo Invencionis Sancte Crucis " (3 May), 
 
 having exchanged, for Bicton, with 
 Martin, called le Arbloster, subdeacon, 4 who was inst., 8 May, 1310 ; Patron, 
 
 Sir Geoffrey de Alba Marlia, Knt., 50 b . In little more than a month 
 
 Arbloster exchanged back again to Bicton, with 
 Master William de Tudewille, deacon, 5 who was inst., 16 June, 1310 ; Patron, 
 
 the same ; 52 b . 
 
 MAKER [Macre, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Hugh ; on whose death, " die Jovis in Festo Sancti Mathei, Apostoli " 
 (21 Sept.), 1318, 
 
 Sir William de Miriefelde, priest, was inst., 5 Oct. ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plympton ; 131. On whose death, " die Venefis proxima ante 
 Festum Purificacionis Beate Virginis " (29 Jan.), 1321-2, 
 
 Sir John de Creivecombe, priest, was inst., 17 Feb. ; Patrons, the same ; 166 b . 
 
 MAMHEAD [Mammeheved, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas Arnulphi, accolite, was inst., 13 Sept., 1309 ; Patron, Sir Nicholas 
 
 Carreu, Knt. ; 43 b . 
 Master Richard de EorewiJce, clerk, 6 was inst, 12 Sept., 1316 ; Patron, Sir 
 
 John Wogan, Knfc. ; 114 b 
 Sir Hamund occurs as R., 4 Jan., 1321 ; 163 b . Institution not recorded. 
 
 MANACCAN [Menstre, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 William de Mongluthe, priest, was collated, 8 March, 1308-9 ; 39. Also, 
 " Octavo die Marcii [1308-9], apud Penryn, Dominus contulit Porcionem, 
 quam nuper optinuit Dominus Radulphus de Tregemynyon, defunctus, in 
 Ecclesia Sancte Manace in Menstre, 7 Domino WiUelmo de Cusgaran, 
 presbitero; que tanto tempore vacavit quod ipsius Collacio ad ipsum 
 Dominum Episcopum extitit, ilia vice, legitime devoluta ; 39. 
 
 MANATON [Manetone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Simon Bealde. clerk, 8 was collated (by lapse) in the presence of Peter de 
 Honetone and Richard (son of Philip) Lovecoke, of Tiverton, Notary- 
 Publick, 19 Jan., 1317-18; 125. Vacant "a die Sabbati proxima post 
 Festum Sanctorum Petri et Pauli " (2 July) ; 1323 ; and 
 
 William le Cornu, deacon, was inst., 11 Oct. ; Patron, Sir Nicholas de Kirk- 
 ham, Knt. ; 181. See p. 201, note 2. 
 
 MARHAMCHURCH [Marwenecherche, MS.], Rector of 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 4 April, 1310 ; 7 This is interesting. The Parish, now 
 224 b : deacon, 13 June, 1310; 225 b : always called " Manaccan," is called 
 priest, 19 Dec., 1310 ; 226. "Menstre" in the earlier Registers. 
 
 2 Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., 1320; 243. It is clear that its present name is 
 
 3 Not Turbeville, as in Oliver's List that of the Saint to whom the Church, 
 (Eccles. Antiq., iii, 90). which is in the Manor of Minster, is 
 
 4 Ordained deacon, 13 June, 1310 ; 225 b . dedicated St. Manaca. 
 
 5 Ordained priest, 6 March, 1310-11; 8 Ordained accolite, 1 May, 1318,239: 
 227 b subdeacon, 17 June, 1318; 239 b : 
 
 6 Ordained subdeacon [Burwike, MS.], deacon, 23 Sept., 1318; 240 b : priest, 
 18 Sept., 1316 ; 237. 23 Dec., 1318 ; 241. 
 
234 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir Ralph occurs as R., 26 Feb., 1322-3 ; 174. 
 
 MARIANSLEIGH [Marineleghe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir William de Pradehulle, priest, was inst., 28 July, 1312 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 and Convent of Berlinch ; 72 b . 
 
 MARTINHOE [Mattyngho and Mattyngeho, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant " a Die Dominica proxima post Festum Purificacionis Beate Marie " 
 
 (3 Feb.), 1313-14 ; and 
 Master William de Crauthorne, subdeacon, 1 was inst., 7 May, 1314 ; Patron, 
 
 John de Penrys ; 84 b . On whose resignation, "die Lune proxima post 
 
 Festum Beate Marie Magdalene" (24 July), 1318, 
 John Henry? of Penrys, was inst., 21 Aug. ; Patron, Philip ab Gwylim ; 128 b . 
 
 MARWOOD [Merewode and Merewoda, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant: and the Custody of the Sequestration was committed, 24 June, 
 
 1314, to Sir John de Galraetone, R. of Tawstock ; 85 b . 
 Sir Roger, priest, occurs as R., 2 Jan., 1314-15 ; 101. 
 Master William Bloyou, clerk, 3 was inst., 28 May, 1317 ; Patron, Sir .William 
 
 Martyn, Knt. ; 119 b . 
 
 MARISTOW [Seynctemariestouwe, MS. J, Vicars of 
 
 Sir WMiam Trenchard was still V., 16 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38 b . See Vol. I., p. 154. 
 Sir William de la Eille (or Hulle], deacon, 4 was inst., 25 Jan., 1309-10; 
 Patrons, the Prior and Convent of Plympton ; 47. 
 
 HEAVY [Mewy, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Walter de Mymmelonde was inst., 23 July, 1309 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 
 and Convent of Plympton ; 42 b . 
 Sir John de Swafelde subdeacon, 5 occurs as R., 20 Oct., 1310 ; 57 b . On 
 
 whose death, " die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Mathei, Apostoli " 
 
 (23 Sept.), 1321, 
 John de Stapelford, clerk, was inst., 4 Oct.; Patrons, the same; 161. On 
 
 whose death, " die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancti Luce, Ewangeliste 
 
 (12 Oct.), 1321, 
 Sir John de Schireford, priest, was inst., 10 Jan., 1321-2 ; Patrons, the same; 
 
 163 b 
 
 MEETH [Ecclesia Beati Michaelis de Methe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 A Commission was directed "xij Kalendas Decembris " (20 Nov.), 1312, 
 to Chancellor Roger de Oteri and Wm. de Kylkenny, Canons of Exeter, in 
 an action between Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, clerk, presented to this 
 Benefice by Walter, son of John le Deneis, plaintiff, and 
 
 Sir William de Membyry, described as de facto Incumbent of the said Church, 
 defendant ; 75. In the event the said 
 
 [Master] Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, clerk, 6 was inst., 7 Aug., 1313 ; 
 Patron, as above ; 79 b . On whose resignation 
 
 Sir William Russel, priest, "familiaris Domini," was inst., 7 Feb., 1319-20; 
 Patrons, the Prior and Monks of Cowick, " salva eisdem Priori et Monachis 
 annua Pensione duorum solidorum dumtaxat quatenus eisdem de jure 
 debeatur"; 147. 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 24 Sept., 1317; 5 Ordained deacon, 18 Dec., 1311 ; 229: 
 238 b . priest, before 8 July, 1321 ; 158 b . 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 6 Ordained accolite, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 
 240. 230 b : subdeacon, 23 March, 1313-14; 
 
 3 Ordained [deacon, 17 Dec., 1317 (Litt. 232: deacon, 22 Sept., 1319; 241: 
 Dim.}, in Lambeth Chapel, by Abp. priest, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 242 b He 
 Walter Reynolds (Regist., fol. 180)]: was not, as has been supposed, the 
 priest, 18 March, 1317-18 ; 239. Dean of Exeter of that name (see 
 
 4 Ordained priest, 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b . BEAUNTON). 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 235 
 
 Sir William Mewy, priest, was inst., 18 Nov., 1321 ; Patrons, the same ; 162 b . 
 
 MENHENYET [Mahiniethe, 'margin Maheniet, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Roger de Tregodake, priest, was inst., 20 Oct., 1317 ; Patrons, Adam 
 Doignel and Joan de Sancto Winnoco, " Et . . Domiuus monuit predictum 
 Rogerum quod in predicta Ecclesia personaliter resideret infra mensem, sub 
 pena juris, prout onus hujusmodi Beneficii requirebat " ; 123 b . 
 
 MERTON, 1 Rector of 
 
 Thomas Wyger, accolite, 2 was inst., 1 Oct., 1309 ; Patron, Dame Margery de 
 Mertone; 44. 
 
 MESHAW [Meuschathe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Henry de Sancto Oermano, priest, was inst., 27 Sept., 1315 ; Patron, Sir 
 Matthew de Forneaux, Knt., " hac vice, racione Custodie heredum Domini 
 Simonis filii Rogonis, Militis, defuncti, et terrarum ejusdem apud Meus- 
 ohathe; 110. 
 
 MICHAELSTOW [" Ecclesia de Stouwe Sancti Michaelis, juxta 
 Hellisbiri," MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William occurs as R., 30 Aug., 1315; 109. On whose death, "die 
 Veneris proxima post Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula " (8 Aug.), 1320, 
 
 Sir Walter de Plomptone, priest, was inst., 21 Sept. ; Patron, Isabella, Queen 
 of England ; 152. 
 
 MILTON- ABBOT, Vicar of 
 
 Henry occurs as V., 23 July, 1309 ; L 190 b . 
 
 MILTON-DAMAREL, Rector of 
 
 Warine occurs (see Cookbury), 9 Aug., 1315 ; 107 b . 
 
 MINSTER Priory [" Prioratus Ecclesie de Laministre, alias de 
 Talkarn, MS."], 
 
 Fr. Philip occurs as Prior, 2 April, 1311 ; 60 b . 
 
 Fr. Richard Portel, Monk, was inst., 26 Feb., 1313-14, having been presented 
 to the Bishop by Fr. Philip, Prior of Ty wardreath, and Fr. Jocelin, Prior of 
 Totnes, in the name of Fr. John, Abbat of St. Sergius, Anjou, " et te 
 instituimus Priorem et Rectorem canonice in eodem, curam et regimen 
 ejusdem tibi in Domino committendo " ; 82 b . 
 
 Fr. William Rouges, Monk of St. Sergius, &c., was collated (by lapse), 20 
 July, 1323 ; 176. 
 
 MODBURY PRIORY [Modbiri and Modbirie, MS.], 
 
 Fr. William de Nova Mansione ; on whose death, " die crastina Sancti 
 Augustini, Anglorum Episcopi" (27 May), 1321, 
 
 Fr. Nicholas, dictus la Barbe, " Monachus Monasterii Beate Marie de Sancto 
 Petro super Divam, Sagiensis Diocesis (St. Pierre sur Dive, Dioc. of Seez, 
 Normandy)," was inst., 21 Sept. ; Patron, Sir James de Oxtone, Knt., in 
 conjunction with the Abbat and Convent of the said Monastery ; 160 b . 
 
 MONKLEIGH [Monkeleghe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 1 See Vol. I., p.>155. There was a dis- (7). J.I. D. Note that Sir John 
 
 pute as to the right to present, in Widger had presented, " racione 
 
 1276, "Mertone: Presentation direc- Custodie," just before, 
 ted to the Bishop of Exeter, of <J Ordained deacon (Litt. Dim.) by the 
 
 Bartholomew de la, Haye, chaplain, to Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish- 
 
 the Church of ; void, and in the Church of Kingston, Surrey, 22 
 
 King's gift by reason of the Custody Sept., 1313 (Regist Wodeloke, 332 b ) 
 
 of the lands and heirs of Walter de [F.J.B.] ; having been ordained sub- 
 
 Mertone, deceased, which is in the deacon by Bp. Stapeldon, 18 April, 
 
 King's hands. Banbury, 20 Feb." 1310; 224 b : priest, 22 Dec., 1313; 
 
 [1276-7]. Rot. Pat. 5 Edw. /., m. 21 231 b . 
 
236 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir Humphrey occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions") ; 48. 
 
 MONKOKEHAMPTON [Monke Okamptone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Roger Bloyou occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see ^Confessions") ; 48. 
 
 Vacant " die Jovis proxima ante Festum Annunciacionis Beate Marie (21 
 
 March), 1324-5, and [Monekokamptone, MS.], 
 Walter de Hildesle} clerk, was inst., 23 May, 1325 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Langeforde, Knt. ; 184 b . % 
 
 MoRCHARD-BiSHOP [Morcestre Episcopi, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir John Tolliro. He exchanged 2 with 
 
 Sir Hillary (R. of St. Breoke), who was collated 1 May, 1310 (by proxy 
 Richard de Folkewille) ; 50. Sir HiUary was very old and infirm at the 
 time "occulto Dei judicio . . . senio confractus, perpetua egritudine 
 gravatus, et luminibus oculorum privatus, et alias sensuum discrecione 
 debilitatus " ; and the Bishop (11 May, 1310) appointed as his coadjutor 
 the above-mentioned John ToUiro ; 51. On 3 Sept., Sir Walter [de Kent}, R. 
 of Boconnoc, took Tollyro's place ; 54 b . Hillary died soon after, and 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, was collated, 11 April, 1311 (subject to the 
 Bishop's right to collate for that turn) ; 60 b . Braileghe exchanged, 9 April, 
 1314, with the said 
 
 Sir John ToUlero (sic], then R. of St. Breoke ; 83 b . He died on Easter Day (8 
 April), 1319 ; and 
 
 Sir Thomas de Hentone, priest, Treasurer of Exeter Cathedral, was admitted 
 in commendam, 27 April ; 141. 
 
 Master Walter de Setone, 3 " clericus et familiaris [Episcopi]," was collated, 22 
 Sept., 1319; 142 b . 
 
 MORELEIGH [Morleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant "a die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Epiphanie Domini (3 Jan.), 
 
 1312-13; and 
 Sir John de Tettewitte, priest, was inst., 15 Jan. ; Patron, Sir Peter de 
 
 Fyssacre, Knt. ; 75 b . 
 
 MORELEIGH ; Chantry ["of the B.Y.M.] in the Church of 
 
 A Commission was directed, 15 Jan,, 1312-13, to Chancellor Roger de Otery, 
 to accept the resignation of Sir Reginald, Chan try- Priest, and to institute a 
 fit clerk, on the presentation of Sir Peter de Fy5ssacre [Fyshacre, MS., fol. 
 70], Knt. ; 75, and 
 
 Sir Elias de Gatecombe, chaplain, was inst., 22 Feb. ; 70. 
 
 MORETON-HAMPSTEAD [Mortone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Edmund de Burgo, subdeacon, occurs as R., 28 Dec., 1308 ; 37 b . Vacant, and 
 the Bishop granted the Sequestration to the Presentee, 
 
 Sir Philip de Vautort, clerk, 12 July, 1309 ; 4 2. He was inst. [" de Valle torta " 
 (subdeacon) MS.], 26 Sept. ; Patron, Sir Hugh de Courtenay ; 44. Stephen 
 de Vautord, subdeacon, occurs as R., 3U Aug., 1312 ; 73. There is no 
 record of his Institution, and I suspect a clerical error ; for " Philip" occurs 
 as R. in 1310 and 1311, and reappears in 1313. 
 
 MORTHOE [Morteho, MS.], Rectors of- 
 Sir William Tracy ; on whose death, " Die Dominica proxima post Festum 
 
 Nativitatis Beate Marie, Virginia " (12 Sept.), 1322, 
 Sir Thomas Robert, priest, was hist, 16 Dec. ; Patron, Sir William de Camp- 
 
 ville, Knt. ; 171. 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon (Litt. Dim.) by 2 Tolliro's earlier Incumbency and this 
 
 the Bp. of Winchester, 21 Dec., 1325, Exchange with Sir Hillary are not 
 
 in the Parish-Church of Farnham, noticed by Oliver (Eccles. Antiq., iii, 
 
 (Regist. Stratford ; 142, he is called 48). 
 
 Walter de Hildecote). F.J.B. 3 Ordained priest, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 242 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 237 
 
 MORTHOE [Cantaria de Morteho, MS.], 
 
 Sir Richard de Chernebury, chaplain, was inst., 1 March, 1312-13 ; Patron, Sir 
 
 William Martyu, Knt. ; 70. He was succeeded by 
 
 Sir James de Mertone, priest ; on whose resignation was inst., 12 Sept., 1320, 
 Sir Thomas de Moltone, priest ; Patron, the same ; 151. 
 
 MORVAL [Morvalle, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Thomas de Ewthi, priest, was collated (by lapse), 28 May, 1309 ; 41. 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Pennart, chaplain, was inst., 21 July, 1309 ; Patrons, the 
 Prior and Convent of St. German's ; 42 b . Vacant " a die Mercurii proxima 
 ante Festum Nativitatis Beate Marie " (5 Sept.), 1324 ; and [Morval, MS.], 
 
 Sir Adam de Tresulgan, priest, was inst., 11 Oct. ; Patrons, the same ; 182. 
 
 MORWENSTOWE [Morwynstowe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir William de (fosham, priest, 1 was collated, 8 May, 1312 ; 7l b . 
 
 MUSBURY [Mousbyry and Mousebiri, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Hugh occurs as R., 3 Nov., 1314; 89, 100. He resigned, "quarto 
 Kalendas Januarii " (29 Dec.), 1316 ; and 4 March, 1316-17, 
 
 Sir Robert de Brandone was inst. (by proxy Master Wm. Mere); 3l7 b . 
 The Patron is not mentioned. 
 
 NEWENHAM ABBEY [Nyweham and Niwenham, MS.] 
 
 Fr. Robert [de Pupplisbury, a native of Somerset, who had been cellarer of 
 
 Beaulieu, and was promoted to be Abbat here, 30 Sept., 1314], was blessed 
 
 by the Bishop, in the Parish-Church of Axnrinster, 15 Jan., 1314-15, 
 
 " qui professus fuit coram eo, ibidem, sub hac forma, 
 
 " Ego, Frater Robertas, Abbas de Nyweham, subjeccionem, etc. [as in the case of 
 Dvmkeswell Abbey: see p. 207]. Cui, quidem, Profession! idem Abbas manu 
 propria subscripsit, faciendo Signum Crucis quale sequitur >J< ; presentibus 
 Magistro Nicholao de Hele, clerico, Dominis Petro de Honetone, Ricardo de Brai- 
 leighe, et Roberto de Tredowel, presbiteris ; Rogero de Boddeleghe, Ricardo de 
 Tuvertone, et Gilberto de [la Thome], clericis ; et aliis. Et fuit tune Indiccio 
 xiij ma . Et, lecta coram dicto Episcopo Professione suprascripta, idem Abbas 
 ipsam in scriptis, et manu sua subseriptam, ut premittitur, super Majus Altare 
 posuit manu sua et ibidem dimisit ; presentibus ut supra, et me, J. de Lances- 
 tone " ; 101. 
 Fr. John [de Cokiswille, Prior of Beaulieu], succeeded [on Robert's resignation, 
 
 12 May, 1321]. His Benediction took place at Chudleigh, 2 Feb., 1321-2 ; 
 
 164. He [died 26 Dec., 1324, and] was succeeded ["in Festo Cathedre 
 
 Sancti Petri (22 Feb.)] by 
 Fr. John [de Geytyngtone a native of Northamptonshire, and formerly 
 
 Archdn. of Lewes] ; his Benediction took place in the Bishop's Chapel 
 
 without Temple-Bar, 17 March, 1324 ; 184. 
 
 NEWTON-FERRERS [Nywetone Fereis, etc., MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Herbert de Ferrers, inst. in 1279 (see Vol. I., p. 157), was still R., 14 Aug., 
 1310 ; 54. He died before 28 March, 1311 : see " Wills " ; 60. 
 
 Sir Ralph de Welyngtone was presented by Dame Matilda de Fereis, and the 
 Bishop commissioned his Official to make Inquisition, etc. (12 April, 1311) ; 
 60 b . He reported that the Benefice was void, and Richard de Coletone, R. 
 of Petrockstowe, was appointed " yconomum seu custodem " of its 
 revenues, 4 June, 1311 ; 62 b . The Benefice lapsed to the Bishop, who 
 commissioned Robert, Abbat of Tavistock, to collate, etc., a fit clerk (22 
 Sept., 1311); 63 b . [On the same day he directed to the said Abbat a 
 General Commission to deal with all cases of lapsed Benefices in the 
 Diocese] ; 64. Welyngtone appealed to the Roman Curia against the 
 Bishop (see Rome, Court of ; 68), but without success. There is no record 
 of any Institution at this time. But it is evident that the Bishop conferred 
 
 1 Ordained deacon (Litt. Dim.] by the the Parish-Church of Farnham (Reg. 
 Bp. of Winchester, 21 Sept., 1308, in Wodelofo ; 318). F.J.B, 
 
238 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 the Benefice on the above-named 
 
 Master Richard de Coletone, who occurs as R. 6 Dec., 1313; 84: [circa 20] 
 Aug,, 1314; 87 b . 
 
 Master Henry de Nywetone, subdeacon, who was inst. to Bere Ferrers, 18 
 March, 1317-18, and resigned that Benefice about six months later, occurs 
 as R. of Newton-Ferrers, 20 Sept., 1318 ; 129 b . Vacant " a die Veneris 
 proxima post Festum Sancte Fidis (8 Oct.), 1322 ; and he was, again, inst., 1 
 21 Jan., 1322-3 ; Patron, Sir William de Ferrers. He resigned the Chan- 
 cellorship of the Cathedral on the same day, having held it only four 
 months (see page 211) ; I71 b . 
 
 NEWTON-ST. GYRES [Niwetone juxta Criditone, MS.], Rector, 
 
 Vacant " a die Martis proxima post Festum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli (5 
 
 July), 2 1317. On 14 Oct. was inst. 
 Master John de Lynham, priest, Canon of St. David's ; Patrons, Mathias, the 
 
 Prior, and the Convent of St. Peter and St. Paul, Plympton ; 123 b . 
 
 NEWTON-ST. PETROCK [Sancti Petroci de Nywetone, MS.], 
 
 Vacant, 3 April, 1317 ; and 
 
 Henry de Boys? clerk, was inst., 23 April ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of 
 Bodmin; 119. 
 
 NEWTON-TRACY [Newetone juxta Barnastapoliam, MS.], 
 
 Thomas de Esse: he resigned, " x Kalendas Decembris " (22 Nov.), 1316 ; and, 
 
 24 Dec., 
 William de Newetone, clerk, 4 was inst. ; Patron, Sir Wm. Martyn, Knt. ; 116 b . 
 
 NORTH BOVEY [Nortbovy, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Collyshulle was still R. (see Vol. I., p. 158), 13 Sept., 1315 ; 109. 
 Master John de Lynham, priest, was admitted, in commendam, 22 Nov., 1317 ; 
 
 124. 
 Reginald Pipard, clerk, was inst., 16 July, 1318 ; Patron, John Pipard; 128. 
 
 On whose resignation, " xv Kalendas Octobris" (17 Sept.), 1318, 
 Master Walter Pollard, clerk, 5 was inst., 5 Oct. ; Patron, the same ; 131. 
 
 NORTHILL [Northulle, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Mercurii proxima post Festum Sancti Gregorii Pape " (16 
 
 March), 1316-17 ; and, 29 March, 1317, 
 John de Fonte, clerk, 6 was inst. ; Patron, John de Moelis ; 118. 
 
 NORTH MOLTON, Rectors of 
 
 Master William de Secheforde, clerk, 7 was inst., 4 Aug., 1-309 : Patron, William 
 de Tyngewycke, Proctor or Attorney for Sir Alan la Zuche, true patron ; 
 42 b . On the resignation of Segheforde (sic), 
 
 Master William de Crauthorne, priest, was inst. (by proxy Matthew de 
 Crauthorne), 13 March, 1319-20 ; Patron, Sir Alan de Cherletone, Knt. 
 " Resignavit, autem, dictus Procurator, nomine domini sui, re et verbo, 
 Ecclesiam de Cherdelynche, 8 Bathoniensis et Wellensis Diocesis, cujus dictus 
 W. de Crauthorne prius Rector erat ; habens ad hoc speciale Mandatum " ; 
 148. 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 22 Sept., 1319; 5 Ordained subdeacon, 23 Dec., 1318; 
 241: priest, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. 240 b . 
 
 2 Not " the beginning of August," as in 6 Ordained deacon, 23 Sept., 1318; 
 Oliver's List (Eccles. Antiq., ii, 69). 240 b : priest, 23 Dec., 1318 ; 241. 
 
 3 Ordained subdeacon (Litt. Dim.) by 7 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 
 Abp. Walter Reynolds, in Lambeth 222 b . 
 
 Chapel, on the Vigil of Trinity Sunday 8 Inst. to Chardlinch, 9 July, 1318 ; 
 
 (28 May), 1317 (Regist. Reynolds, fol. Patron, ilia vice, Richard de Chamber- 
 
 177). F.J.B. non (Regist. Drokenesford, Ed. Hob- 
 
 4 Ordained accolite, 26 Feb., 1316-17 ; house, p. 14). 
 237 b : priest, 24 Sept., 1317 ; 238 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 239 
 
 NORTH PETHERWYN [Northpiderwine, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Nicholas resigned, 12 Oct., 1316, and, 19 Nov., was instituted 
 
 Sir Walter Brenta, priest ; Patrons, the Abbat (Robert) and the Convent of 
 
 Tavistock ; 116. Vacant :< a die Veneris proxima ante Festum Pentecostes " 
 
 (1 June), 1324 ; and 
 Robert Gi/ard, priest, was inst., 6 July ; Patrons, the same ; 180 b . 
 
 NORTH TAWTON [Northtautone and Chepyngtautone, MS.], 
 
 Master Richard de Wdlyngtone, subdeacon, 1 occurs as R., 17 Sept., 1308 ; 
 
 35 b . On whose resignation 
 Master Hugh de la Chambrc, clerk, was inst., 25 March, 1317 ; Patron, Sir 
 
 Richard de Stapeldone, Knt. ; 118. A Commission for the Institution of 
 Sir John de Poltone, was directed to Richard de Coletone and H. Bloyou, 12 
 
 April, 1322 ; Patron, the same ; 167 b . On whose resignation, 13 (the Ides) 
 
 of Nov., 1323, 
 Sir John de Pultone, priest (probably, the same), was inst. (by proxy Master 
 
 Nicholas de Hele), 8 Dec., 1323 ; Patron, the same ; I77 b . 
 
 NYMET-ST. GEORGE, Rector of 
 
 Sir John occurs as R., " die Sabbati proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini " 
 (8 Jan.), 1311-12; 67. Vacant "a die Mercurii proxima ante Festum 
 Conversionis Sancti Pauli (22 Jan.), 1314-15 ; and 
 
 Sir Thomas de Brantone was inst., 5 March ; Patron, Sir Stephen de Hac- 
 combe, Knt. ; 104. 
 
 NYMET [TRACY], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert occurs as R. (see " Wills " Caunvyle), 10 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38. 
 Robert de T-welfacre, clerk, 2 was inst., 21 Oct., 1315 ; Patron, Sir William 
 Martyn, Knt. ; 110 b . 
 
 OFFWELL [UfFwille and Offewille, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Robert occurs as R., 15 Nov., 1309 ; L 191 b . 
 
 Master Hugh Catty, de Setone, occurs as R., 27 Nov., 1322 (see " Litt. Dim.") ; 
 169 b 
 
 OKEFORD [Ocforde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 SirWilliam de Wllebi occurs as R., " pridie Kalendas Februarii " (31 Jan.), 
 1310-11 ; 59 b 
 
 OKEHAMPTON, Vicar of 
 
 Sir Ivo occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 OTTERHAM [Oterham and Oteram, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Symon de Sancto Oenesio, subdeacon, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 
 218 ; 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; (ibid.) 220 b . On whose resignation 
 
 Robert de Sancto Genesio, subdeacon, was inst., 10 April, 1309 ; Patron, Robert 
 Fitz- William ; 40. 
 
 Sir Symon (son of John) de Sancto Genesio, deacon, was inst., 16 Jan., 1311- 
 12'; Patron, the same ; 67 b . 
 
 OTTERTON [Oterytone, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Robei-t occurs as V., 17 April, 1309 ; 40. 
 
 OTTERTON, Priory, Priors of 
 
 Pr. Richard [Jordan] ; on whose resignation " die Sabbati post Festum Annun- 
 ciacionis Dominice " (29 March) 1309, (after the lapse of 13 months) 
 
 Fr. Robert Lovel, "Monachus Domus Montis Sancti Michaelis in periculo 
 maris," was admitted 27 April (Letters of Institution and Induction dated 
 at Exeter, 20 April) ; Patrons the Prior and Convent of St. Michael's 
 Mount ; 49 b . On Lovel's resignation, 3 Aug., 1316, 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 8 Ordained priest, 18 Sept., 1316 ; 237 b . 
 223. 
 
240 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Fr. Richard de Alba Doyto, Monk of St. Michael in periculo maris, was inst., 
 12 Sept. ; "presentibus Nicholao de Hele, Gilberto de la Thorne, clericis, et 
 meipso, Ricardo de Twyvertone " ; 114 b . On whose resignation 
 
 Fr. Oger de ueys, 1 alias Cordon, was admitted in 1319. 
 
 OTTERY-ST. MARY, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Geoffrey : he was succeeded by 
 
 Sir John de Thormertone, priest ; collated, 11 Nov., 1310 ; 57 b . 
 
 The Bishop's right to collate was disputed, and he wrote to Thorraerton, 8 April, 
 1311, telling him that, although his Predecessors, had long exercised the right, 
 the D. and C. of Rouen, as soon as they heard of the death of Sir Geoffrey, the 
 late V., proceeded to present "quendam Magistrum Johannem, dictum Roma- 
 num, presbiterum, ut asserebantur, in lingua Parochianorum dicte Ecclesie non 
 expertum, set linguam eorundem peuitus ignorantem. . . . Set, quia propter iny- 
 doneitatem hujusmodi presentati ipsiua Vicarie Collacio eciam ad nos, hac vice, 
 secundum Statuta Canonica legitime devoluta, ex eo maxime quod juxta mentem 
 Constitucionis Domini Octoboni, quondam in Anglia Apostolice Sedis Legati, 
 super hoc eclite, admittendus ad hujusmodi Vicariam, ad personalem et con- 
 tinuam resid^nciam faciendum in ea, pro ipsius cura personaliter agnoscenda, in 
 sua saltern admissione corporale prestare habeat juramentum ; nos, personam 
 tuam prosequi cupientes favore gracie specialis, dictam Vicariam de Otery Sancte 
 Marie, dum tamen ipsius Collacio ad nos alias non pertineat, tibi, cum omnibus 
 juribus et pertiuenciis suis universis jure ad nos, ut premittitur, devoluto 
 conferinms intuitu caiitatis ; et te instituimus Vicarium Perpetuum canonice in 
 eadem ; curam animarum et regimen ejusdem tibi, tenore Presencium, in Domino 
 committenclo ; recepto a te juramento quod, juxta meutem Constitucionis 
 predicte, in dicta Vicaria, ut premittitur, residebis " ; 61. 
 
 PAIGNTON, Vicars of 
 
 Sir Wittiam de Olneye 2 died in 1320: and 
 
 Sir William de Northwode, priest, was collated, in his absence, 11 June, and 
 inducted, 12 June, by Precentor R. de Coletone, Commissary ; 150. 
 
 PARKHAM [Parkham, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Richard de Spekcotc? was R. before A.D. 1298. 
 
 1 Reverendo in Christo Patri ac Domino, ipsius caritatis intuitu committentes. 
 
 Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Episcopo Bene et diu valeat in Domino vestra 
 
 Exoniensi, sui humiles et devoti Fra- Paternitas Reverenda. Datum sub 
 
 tres, Johannes, Ejusdem permissione sigillo nostro, die Lune post Festum 
 
 Abbas Monasterii Montis Sancti Mi- Sanctorum Jacobi et Christophori, 
 
 chaelis de periculo maris, ejusdemque Anno Domini MCCC mo decimonono" 
 
 Loci Conventus, Ordinis Sancti Bene- [Stitched in between fols. 152 and 
 
 dicti, Abrincensis Diocesis, salutem, 153]. 
 
 et cum omni reverencia et honore 2 not " Olwye," as in Oliver's List 
 
 paratam ad ejus beneplacita volunt- Eccles. Antiq., i, 176). 
 atem. Reverende Paternitati vestre 3 "Pro Roberto Gi/arde,^^ Vice- 
 
 Religiosum Virum, Fratrem Ogerum comiti Cornubie salutem. Volentes 
 
 de Bueys, alias Cordon, Common- Roberto Giffarde, capto et detento in 
 
 achum nostrum et professum, latorem prisoua nostra de Launcevetone pro 
 
 Presencium, ad curam et regimen morte Ricardi de Spekcote, quondam 
 
 Prioratus nostri de Ottritonia, vestre Persone Ecclesie de Parkham, unde 
 
 Diocesis, vacantis et liberi per puram rectatus est, graciam facere specialem, 
 
 et liberam resignacionem Fratris tibi precipimus quod, si idem Robert- 
 
 Ricardi de Albo Doyto, Commonachi us invenerit tibi sufficientes manu- 
 
 nostri, nuper Prioris dicti Prioratus, captores, qui eum manucapiant de 
 
 per has nostras Literas preseiitamus veniendo ad nos, in Scotia, cum equis 
 
 vobis, humiliter supplicantes quatinus et armis, ibidem nobiscum in obse- 
 
 dictum Fratrem Ogerum ad dictum quium nostrum ad voluntatem nos- 
 
 Prioratum, nostri gracia, benigniter tram moraturum,et, cum inderedierit, 
 
 admittatis, sibi curam et regimen de stando recto in Curia nostra, si 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 241 
 
 Sir John Moritz occurs as R, 25 Feb., 1309-10 ; 47 b . On whose death, "die 
 Lune in Vigilia Festi Apostolorum Petri et Pauli" (28 June), 1322, 
 
 Sir Walter de Cloptone, priest, was inst. (by proxy Master Rd. de Chudde- 
 leghe), 29 July ; Patron, the Lady Alianora de Courtenai ; 168. 
 
 PARRACOMBE [Pearrecombe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir William de Hole, priest, was collated (by lapse}, 9 Aug., 1308 ; 35. 
 
 PAYHEMBURY [Payhembiri and Payhemberi, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Vacant " a die Dominica proxima ante Festum Sancti Michaelis proximo 
 
 preteritum" (24 Sept.), 1312 ; and, 15 Nov., 
 Sir John de Chipham, priest, was instituted ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 
 of Forde; 74 b . Chippenham (sic) resigned, by letter dated Exeter, "xj 
 
 Kalendas Octobris" (21 Sept.), 1320, and 
 Sir Roger de Donstorre, priest, was inst., 2 Nov. ; Patrons, the same ; 154. 
 
 Vacant " a die Veneris proxima post Festum Omnium Sanctorum " (4 
 
 Nov.), 1323 ; and 
 John Prodhomme, deacon, was inst. " die Veneris proxima post Festum 
 
 Conversionis Sancti Pauli " (27 Jan.), 1323-4 ; Patrons, the same; 181. 
 
 PELYNT [Plenynt, MS.J, Rectors and Vicars of 
 
 [The Records of Newenham Abbey shew that 
 
 Robert Everard, mentioned in Vol. I, p. 162, was presented to the Rectory of 
 Pelyiit, by Abbat Geoffrey, in 1254. Resigning almost immediately he was 
 granted the Pension there referred to, the amount of which was 50s. annually. 
 His successor was 
 
 Walter de Tremour, who was inst., 28 Oct., in the same year. This Walter had 
 been collated, before 1272, to a Prebend in Glasney (see Vol. I., p. 96) ; but his 
 Institution thereto is not recorded. The Pension was conferred on 
 
 Nicholas de Musele, 19 Oct., 1275 (see Vol. I., p. 162). He appears to hare 
 succeeded Tremour as Rector ; and he was the last. 
 
 Richard de Sancto Gorono was the first Vicar (see Vol. I., p. 350). His successor, 
 
 William de Cadecote, was presented by Abbat Ralph, and, therefore, not earlier 
 than 1304. He resigned and retired to Newenham, where he died in 1323 and 
 was buried in the Cemetery there, leaving a moiety of his property to the Abbey. 
 The year of his death corresponds with that of the Institution of Walter Pen ; 
 but this is merely a coincidence, for the Newenham MS. shews that 
 
 Ralph de Sydemouthe succeeded him, on the presentation of the same Abbat (and, 
 therefore, probably, between 1304 and 1308, as he is not mentioned in 
 Bp. Stapeldon's Register). He is referred to by the Newenham scribe, in no 
 flattering terms, as " Cornubicus, qui malum fecit Domui ; de quibus, poster!, 
 caveatis." The "quibus," of course, is intended for Cornishmen generally, 
 against whom there seems to have been a strong prejudice in the Abbey ; for a 
 similar memorandum is attached to the name of a subsequent Vicar, John 
 Jogelour, "Cornubicus, de qua Nacione caveant posteri ; quia miser fuit et 
 mala Domui fecit." See Davidson's History of Newenham Abbey.] 
 
 Vacant "a die Jovis proxima ante Festum Sancti Jacobi, Apostoli" (21 
 
 July), 1323 ; and 
 Sir Walter Pen, priest, was inst., 10 Aug. ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 
 of Newenham; 176. 
 
 PETERTAVY [Ecclesia de Tavy Sancti Petri, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Richard occurs as R. in 1315 ; L 205 b Vacant, 21 May, 1318 ; and 
 Master John de Milletone, clerk, 1 was inst., 16 July ; Patrons, the Prior (Fr. 
 
 quis versus eum loqui voluerit de manuceperunt, nobis sub sigillo tuo 
 
 morte predicta, tune ipsum Robert- sine dilacione mittas et hoc Breve. 
 
 um a prisona ilia, si ea occasione et Teste Rege, apud Cestriam, xviij die 
 
 non alia detineatur in eadem, sine Junii." Pot. Claus. 26 Edw. /., m. 7 
 
 dilacione deliberari facias per manu- (1298). F.J.B. 
 capcionem predictam ; et, nomine : Ordained subdeacon, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 
 
 manucaptorum illorum qui eum sic 240. 
 
 Q 
 
242 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Mathias), and Convent of Plympton ; 128. 
 
 PETROCKSTOWE [Patrikestowe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Richard de Coletone occurs as R., 9 Sept., 1310 ; 55 b . There is no 
 record of his Institution. On 6 May, 1310, the Bp. granted him a Pension 
 of 40*. till he should be provided with a Benefice ; 50 b . On his resignation 
 
 Master John de Lynham, clerk, was inst., 5 Nov., 1311 ; Patrons, the Abbat 
 and Convent of Buckfast ; 65. On whose resignation 
 
 John Pollard (R. of Downe St. Mary an Exchange), was inst., 10 Oct., 
 1317 ; Patrons, the same ; 123. 
 
 PHILLEIGH [Sancti Filii de Eglosros, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Richard de Coliforde; on whose death "die Jovis proxitna ante 
 
 Festum Sancti Valentini" (10 Feb.), 1311-12, 
 
 Master Robert de Polhorman, priest, was admitted in commendam, 19 Feb. ; 
 Patron, Joan, relict of Sir Roger de Carmynov, Knt., " hac vice . . racione 
 dotis sue ob mortem dicti Domini Rogeri sibi debite." He was inst., 20 
 Feb. ; 68 b . On the death of Polharmon (sic), " die Veneris proxima 
 ante Festum Sancti Michaelis in Septembri" (28 Sept.), 1319, 
 Sir John de Resueydon, priest, was inst., 6 Nov. ; Patron, the same, "Et, quia 
 videbatur Domino quod ipse Johannes in Literatura minus sufficiens erat ad 
 hujusmodi Curam regendam, injunctum fuit eidem Johanni, sub pena xx 
 marcarum, quod semper habeat secum uimm Capellanum ydoneum, et bone 
 conversacionis et in Literatura sufficieutem, qui ipsum super regimine 
 dicte Cure instruat, et earn, iina secum, vaieat subportare. Injunctum 
 est, eciam, eidem, sub pena amissionis Beneficii predicti, quam acceptavit, 
 quod illam Summulam, Altissimus de terra,* citra Festum Nativitatis Beati 
 Johaonis Baptists proximo secuturum, sciat cordetenus, et contenta in 
 eadem intelligat ; ad que omnia et singula per Dominum extiterat, de 
 "ip'sius consensu expresso, judicialiter condempnatus, preseutibus Magistro 
 Waltero de Setone et Johaune Holonde, clericis " ; 144 b . In the margin is 
 written : " Est plus infra ad tale sign um 2T [which does not survive, however], 
 sub Anno Domini, etc. CCC xxj." Accordingly, we find that he appeared 
 before the Bishop, in the Chapel at Powton, and confessed that, although, when 
 he was instituted, he had bound himself, under pain of deprivation" quod 
 Summulam illam juxta Synodum que vocatur A Uissimus de terra, etc. sciret 
 cordetenus citra Festum Nativitatis Beati Johannis Baptiste proximo tune 
 futurum, et contenta in eadem intelligeret, prout cavetur superius .... idem, 
 tamen, Johannes eandem Summulam nescivit cordetenus, nee per omnia 
 intelligebat eandem." But his influential Patron, Sir John de Carminow, who 
 was present, interceded for him, and the Bishop extended the time till Michael- 
 mas. No date is given ; but this Entry is made between the 1st and 3rd Nov., 
 1321, the Bishop being at Powtou all the time. There were, also, present 
 Master Walter de Setone, Nicholas de Hele, Richard de Tuvevtone, and Philip 
 de la More, Notaries-Publick [Rosueydon, MS.] ; 162. 
 
 PILLATON [Piletone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Mercurii proxima ante Festum Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli (9 
 . .. .June), 1310. On 25 Aug. was instituted 
 
 Master Thomas Perys, clerk 2 ; Patron, Sir Robert Bendyn, Knt. ; 114 b . 
 
 PILTON PRIORY, Priors of 
 
 Fr. William de Wrockeshale ; on whose death was instituted, 29 April, 1316, 
 Fr. Henry de Pekyngehulle, Monk of Malrnesbury, " ad Cellulam sive Priora- 
 
 tum de Pyltone " ; Patrons, Abbat William and the Convent of Malmesbury ; 
 
 Witnesses : Nicholas de Hele, J. de Stokes, P. de Honetone, and others, 
 
 "Indiccione quarta decima," 112 b . 
 
 1 The "Synodus" of Bishop Quivil many (probably, in most) of the 
 
 (A.D. 1287) begins with these words. Parish -Churches of the Diocese. 
 
 The Chapter-Reports (see pp. 130, ' 2 Ordained deacon, 18 Sept., 1316 ; 
 
 etc.) shew that a copy was kept in 237 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 243 
 
 PILTON ; " Perpetua Cantaria in Ecclesia Parochial! de Piltone, 
 pro animabus Willelmi de Raleghe, Militis, progenitorum 
 et successorum suorum, et animabus omnium Fidelium 
 defunctorum, celebranda, MS.], 
 
 Sir John de Wallia, priest, was inst., 9 Jan., 1319-20 ; Patron, Sir Wm. 
 Martyn, Knt., " racione minoris etatis Thome, filii et heredis Willelmi de 
 Kaleghe, nuper Domini de Raleghe, in Custodia sua existentis"; 146 b . 
 
 PINHOE [Pynho, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Vacant " a die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Luce, Ewangeliste " (22 
 Oct.), 1313. On 3 Dec. was instituted 
 
 Sir Richard de Boterleghe, 1 chaplain ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of St. 
 Nicholas', Exeter ; 82. Vacant " a die Martis proxima ante Festum 
 Apostolorum Sirnonis et Jude (25 Oct.), 1317. On 10 Dec. was inst. 
 
 Sir William Dencys, priest, "absque tamen alieni juris prejudicio " ; Patrons, 
 the same, " et injunctum erat eidem per Dominum quod illam Summulam 
 juxta Synod um que vocatur Altissimus de Terra sciat, sub pena xx 
 solidorum, cordetenus, citra Pascha " [see PHILLEIQH, note] ; 124. 
 
 PLYMOUTH [Suttone, MS.], Yicar of 
 
 Martin occurs as V., 13 June, 1309 ; L 190 b . 
 
 POLSLOE PRIORY [Polslo, MS.] ; Prioresses of, 
 
 Margery de Swyndone ; her, Election confirmed, "xvij Kalendas Julii" (15 
 June), 1308 ; 33, 34 b . See General Index. 
 
 Matilda Bloyhou; her Election confirmed, 28 Sept., 1321, "per Magistrum 
 Ricardum de Coletone, Precentorem, Dominos Thornam de Hentone, 
 Thesaurarium, et Ricardum de Braileghe, Subdecanum, Canouicos 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis, Commissarios in hac parte deputatos" ; 161. 
 The Sub- Prioress and Convent had petitioned the Bishop for Licence to elect, 2 
 July, 1321, " Cum nuper, sicut Domino placuit, bone memorie Domina 
 Margeria, Priorissa, ... die Sabbati proxima post Festum Nativitatis Beati 
 Johannis Baptiste [27 June], viam sit universe carnis ingressa, ej usque corpore, 
 cum debitis solempniis, die Martis in Festo Cornmemoracionis Sancti Pauli [30 
 June] honorifice, prout decuit, Ecclesiastice tradito sepulture, idem Mpnasterium 
 nostrum ... ad presens vacare noscatur, nos, diuturne vacacionis pericula 
 precavere pro viribus cupientes, . . . premissa vestre Dominacioni . . . intim- 
 amus, vestram Reverendam Paternitatem rogantes, etc." They appointed as 
 their Proctors therein, Walter de Setone and Robert Brocke, clerks, and James 
 Prodhomme. The Petition was presented to the Bishop, in London, 7 July 
 (fol. 158 b ) ; and his answer, granting the Licence to elect, is dated on the same 
 day (fol. 160 b ) . But the Petitioners seem to have been impatient ; for on the 4th, 
 only two days after the date of the first Petition, they sent the Bishop a dupli- 
 cate, in nearly the same terms referring to the deceased Prioress as 
 "Margeria de Swingdone, Priorissa Monasterii nostri antedicti ultima et 
 electiva/' but omitting the date of her death ; (ibid). 
 
 POLTIMORE [Poltimor, MS.], Rector of 
 
 William Bond occurs as R. (see Cornubia, H. de), 6 Sept., 1312 ; 73 b . 
 
 PORTLEMOUTH [Portelemuwe and Porthelemuthe, MS.], 
 
 Master John de Malestone, priest, first occurs as R., 30 July, 1308 ; 35: and in 
 the Ordination Lists deacon, 19 March, 1309 ; 222: priest, 4 April, 
 1310; 224 b . 
 
 POUGHILL [Devon Poghehulle, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Thomas occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. Vacant 
 " a die Martis proxima post Festum Sancti Johannis ante Portam Latinam 
 (11 May), 1311. On 20 June was instituted 
 
 1 Not Bollegh, as in Oliver's List (Eccles. Antiq., ii, 126), 
 
 Q 2 
 
244 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Gregory de Bourne , clerk, 1 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of St. Nicholas, 
 Exeter; 62 b 
 
 POUNDSTOCK [Poundestoke and Pondestoke, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master William Bloyou occurs as R., in 1313 ; L 200 b (see Vol. L, p. 394). 
 
 On whose death, " die Sabbati proxima post Festum Sancti Vincencii 
 
 ultimo preteritum" (24 Jan.), 1320-1, 
 Master Baldwin de Bello Prato, clerk, was inst., 11 April, 1321 (by proxy 
 
 Sir Robert de Tautone) ; Patron, Sir Otho de Bodrugan, Knt. ; 157 b . 
 Thomas de Knolle was inst. (by proxy Luke de Bodredethe), 23 July, 1322 ; 
 
 I76 b . See BRADNINCH (note}. 
 
 POWDERHAM, Rectors of 
 
 Sir John de Powderham, priest (elsewhere called John de Stowe}, occurs as 
 R, 4 June, 1311 ; 62 b . On his death, "die Martis proxima post Festum 
 Translacionis Beati Swithini (sic) (22 July), 1320, 
 
 Richard de Perchenhale, clerk, was inst. (by proxy John de Waletone, 
 clerk), 2 Jan., 1320-1 ; Patron, Sir Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford 
 and of Essex, "ea vice, racione minoris etatis heredis Johannis de Pouderham, 
 in Custodia sua existentis" ; 154 b . 
 
 PUDDINGTON [Potyngtone and Podyngtone, MS.], Hectors of 
 
 John de Kyngesbury, clerk 2 , was inst., 10 March, 1308-9 ; Patron, K. Edward 
 II. ; 39. On the resignation of Kyngestone (sic) for another Benefice, 3 " die 
 Sancti Michaelis Archangeli" (29 Sept.), 1317, 
 
 Sir John de Candevere, priest, was inst., 4 Nov. ; Patron, Sir Robert Fitz- 
 paine ; 124. 
 
 PUTFORD [Putteforde and Potteforde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard occurs as R. (see WASHFORD-PTNK), 16 Jan., 1311-12 ; 67 b . 
 
 PYWORTHY [Pyworthe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Henry occurs as R., 14 July, 1309, see "Oratories"; 42 b . [His 
 successor was 
 
 TiOjer de Bokhurst, whose Institution is not recorded ; but we learn from the 
 Register of John de Stratford, Bp. of Winchester, that he was " Rector 
 Ecclesie de Pyworthe, Exoniensis Dyocesis," when he was ordained priest 
 (Litt. Dim.} by that Prelate in the Parish-Church of Kingsclere, 20 Sept., 
 1326 ; fol. 144 b . F.J.B]. 
 
 QUETHIOCK [Ecclesia Sancti Hugonis de Quedic (also, Quedicke), 
 MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Vacant "a die Jovis proxima ante Festum Sancti Edwardi, Regis" (17 
 March), 1316-17; and 
 
 Master Henry de Nywetone, clerk, 4 was inst., 29 May, 1317 ; Patron, Sir 
 Stephen de Haccombe, Knt. ; 119 b . On whose resignation, 
 
 Sir William de Vautort, priest, was admitted, 8 June, 1318 ; Patron, the 
 same, " salvis, tamen, fructibus dicte Ecclesie pro instanti Autumpno illi 
 vel illis, cui vel quibus, de jure debebuntur." And, thereupon, he resigned 
 his Living of Chardlinch (Dioc. of B. and W.) presentibus Magistris 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 18 Dec., 1311 ; [1308-9]. Rot. Pat. 2 Edw. //., part 
 229: deacon, 11 March, 1311-12; 1, m. 15}. F.J.B. 
 
 229 b : priest, 25 March, 1312 ; ibid. 3 Its name is not given ; but Bp. 
 
 2 "Johannes de Kyngesbury, clericus, Drokenesford's Register (Ed. Hobhouse, 
 habet Literas Regis de Presentacione p. 170), shews that he was inst. to 
 ad Ecclesiatn de Potyntone, vacantem, Combe-Flory (Dioc. of B. and W.), 
 et ad Donacionem Regis spectantem. 25 Sept., 1317 ; Patron, the Prior of 
 Et diriguntur Litere Episcopo Exon- Taunton. 
 
 iensi. In. cujus, etc. T.R., apud 4 Ordained subdeacon, 18 March, 1317- 
 Guldeforde, secundo die Februarii " 18 ; 238 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 245 
 
 Nicholao de Hele, Johanue de la Pomeray, Willelmo Waleys, Testibus ad 
 premissa vocatia " ; 127 b . 
 
 RACKENFORD [Rakenesford, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant ; and the Bishop granted the Sequestration to Sir Richard, R. of 
 Cruwys-Morchard, for 
 
 Peter de Cruwes, clerk, presented thereto by Alexander de Cruwes. He was 
 to supply Peter with money "necessaria sua in Scolis " (14 Aug., 1312) ; 
 73. There is no record of Peter 's Institution ; but he is described as 
 Hector, 22 Dec., 1313, when he was ordained accolite ; (Ord.) 230 b : sub- 
 deacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 232: deacon, 6 April., 1314; 233. 
 
 RAME, Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Mercurii post Festum Sancte Agathe, Virginia " (8 Feb.), 
 
 1317-18 ; and 
 Master William de Nywenham, clerk, 1 was inst., 1 April, 1318 ; Patron, John 
 
 de Ferariis ; 126. 
 
 REDRUTH [Ecclesia Sancti Errnini (sic) de Rydruthe (also, 
 Sancti Eunyny de Rudruthe), MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de Stoweforde, clerk, 2 was inst., 3 May, 1316 ; Patron, Prince Edward, 
 " racione Custodie terre et heredis Ricardi Basset defuncti, qui de eo 
 tenuit in capite " ; 112 b . 
 
 Sir David Aunselin, priest, succeeded, "Dominus David Aunselin, presbiter, ad 
 Ecclesiam de Rudruthe, vacantem per dimissionem Domini Willelmi de Stou- 
 forde, ultimo Rectoris ibidem : sub hac, tamen, protestacipne premissa ; 
 videlicet, quod, cum idem Dominns Willelmus alias, in admissione sua ad 
 Ecclesiam de Liftone, puplice protestatus fuisset, coram Domino, quod si 
 contingeret quod Ecclesia de Liftone predicta ab eo aliqualiter evincatur, se velle 
 ad Ecclesiam de Rudruthe antedictam licite redire, et retinere, sicut prius. Idem 
 Dominus David, protestacioni consenciens, similiter protestabatur ; videlicet, 
 quod in eventum dimissionis Ecclesie sue de Rudruthe, se velle ad Ecclesiam de 
 Estboclonde, quam prius optinuerat licite redire, et earn tenere pacifice, sicut 
 prius ; unde, prestito Canonice Obediencie jurameuto, optinuit Literas simplices 
 Institucionis et Induccionis, presentibus Magistris Waltero de Setone, Nicholao 
 de Hele, clericis ; Dominis Petro de Honetone, Roberto de Tautone, Rogero de 
 Buddeleghe, et me, Ricardo de Twyvertone (2 April, 1321) ; 157 b . 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stoke, priest, was presented ; and a Commission was directed to 
 Walter de Setone, Official-Principal (18 March, 1322-3), to receive the 
 presentation, etc. ; 175. Institution not recorded. 
 
 Sir William de la Weye, priest, was inst. (by proxy Sir Richard de Twyver- 
 tone, clerk), 24 March, 1324-5 ; Patron, William Basset ; 184. 
 
 REWE, Rector of 
 
 Master Robert le Fiz-Raulf occurs as R., 22 Sept., 1319, when he was ordained 
 priest; 241 b . 
 
 RINGMORE [Ridmore, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Ridmore 3 seems to have succeeded Henry de Lyntone, in Bishop 
 Bytton's time, but he died in (or before) 1305. Nearly twenty years later 
 
 1 He occurs as subdeacon, 22 Sept., (Litt. Dim.) by the Bp. of Winchester, 
 1318 ; 130: ordained deacon, 22 27 Feb., 1316-17, at Southampton, 
 Sept., 1319; 241 b : priest, 20 Sept., and priest by the same Prelate, 19 
 1320 ; 243. March, following, in the Conventual 
 
 2 He was, for a short time, R. of St. Church of Merton Priory, Surrey, 
 John-Baptist, Ilchester, to which he (Regist. Sandale ; 52 b , 53 b . F.J.B.] 
 was inst. 14 May, 1315 ; Patron, 3 I find the following Entry in an old 
 " Edw. II., Rex, racione terrarum que Obit-Book belonging to the D. and C. 
 fuerunt Edmundi quondam Comitis (No. 3673, page 61), "Terminua 
 Cornubie" (Weaver). Ordained sub- Sancti Johannis Baptiste, A.D. M 
 deacon, 18 Sept., 1316 ; 237: [Deacon, CCC quinto: Pro Johanne dt Rid- 
 
246 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 the Benefice became vacant "per mortem "unfortunately, we are not 
 told by whose death "die Veneris proxima post Festum Sancti Ambrosii, 
 Episcopi" (6 April), 1324 ; and 
 
 Robert de Doune, clerk, was inst., 18 May ; Patron, Sir Roger le Jeu, Knt. ; 
 180. 
 
 ROBOROUGH, 
 
 No Institution is recorded in this Register. But it may be well to state, here, 
 that the Collation (by lapse} of John de JEledone, 22 Sept., 1275 (see Vol. I , 
 p. 165) was, evidently, the result of a dispute as to the right of Patronage 
 For in that year Henry, de Montford and Solomon de Rochester were 
 appointed " to take the Assize of darrein presentment, arraigned by Henry 
 Brun against Richard de Helyun and John de Cloum touching the Advowson 
 of this Church " Rot. Pat. 3 Edw. L, m. Ijd. (28.) [J.I.D.] 
 
 ROCHE [de la Roche margin, " de Rupe " MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Dominica proxima ante Festum Nativitatis Beati Johannis 
 
 Baptiste " (18 June), 1318 ; and 
 Master Richard le Flamange, clerk, 1 was inst., 24 Dec. ; Patron, John de 
 
 Dynham; 139 b . 
 
 ROCKBEARE [" Ecclesia Sancti Martini de Rokebere," MS.], 
 
 Gilbert occurs as R. in 1316 ; L 209. 
 
 ROMANSLEIGH [Romundesleghe and Romondesleghe. MS.], 
 
 Vacant " a die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancti Michaelis, Archangeli (27 
 
 Sept.), 1316 ; and, 6 Dec., 
 
 Master Adam dictus Marchant was inst. ; Patron, Thomas de Campelle ; 116 b . 
 George de Esse was inst., 28 June, 1323 ; I76 b . See BRADNINCH (note). 
 
 ROSEASH [Esse, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Richard de Esse ; on whose death, " die Martis proxima post Festum 
 
 Purificacionis Beate Marie, Virginis" (8 Feb.), 1322-3, 
 Sir Adam Marchant, priest, was inst., 25 Feb. ; Patron, Ralph de Esse ; 174. 
 
 ROUSDON [Capella (also, Ecclesia) Sancti Pancracii, MS.], 
 
 On the death of Sir Thomas Capis, " nuper Rectoris ejusdem," 
 
 John de Ockebeare, clerk, 2 was inst., 19 Feb., 1308-9 ; Patron, Osmund, Prior 
 of Lodres and Lord of Axmouth " salva dicto Priori et successoribus suis 
 annua Pensione viginti solidorum " ; 38 b . Sir John de Okebeare died " die 
 Dominica proxima ante Festum Beate Marie Magdalene (18 July), 1322; 
 and, 1 Dec., was instituted 
 
 William de Osmyngtone* clerk; Patron, Fr. Roger [Hariel], Monk of the 
 Monastery of the Blessed Mary of Montburg, representing therein the 
 Abbat and Convent thereof ; 169 b . On whose resignation, 4 24 May, 1324, 
 
 Adam, dictus Gilbert* priest, was inst., 3 June ; Patron, the same; 180 b . 
 
 ST. ALLEN [Sancti Aluni, MS.], Yicar of 
 
 Thomas de Karveynecke, deacon, 5 was collated 8 April, 1314: Letters of In- 
 duction (dated 10 April) delivered to him, at Horseley, 7 May ; 84. 
 
 more, deductis deducendis, xvjd 2 Ordained subdeacon, 29 March, 1309 ; 
 
 quad., dividendos inter xv j Canonicos, 221 b : deacon, 23 April, 1309; 222: 
 
 quorum quilibet percepit Id., et re- priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. Oliver 
 
 manet Id." The Lord of the Manor calls him Cokbeare. 
 
 at that time was Giles de Fishacre, 3 Omitted in Oliver's List (Eccles. Antiq. 
 
 and it may be safely assumed that ii, 81). 
 
 John was the Rector of the Parish. 4 Inst., 7 Sept., 1327, to Walton-la- 
 
 1 Ordained deacon ["Flamanke," MS.], Gordano (Somerset); Patron, Andrew 
 
 22 Sept., 1319 ; 241: priest, 22 Dec., de Brumpton Reg. Drokensford, 267. 
 
 1319 ; 242 b . 5 Ordained priest, 1 June, 1314 ; 233 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 247 
 
 ST. AUSTELL [Sancti Austoli, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Nicholas de Podeforde (see Vol. I. page 352) was still V., 12 Feb., 1309-10 ; L 
 
 192. Vacant " a die Martis proxima post Festum Translacionis Beati 
 
 Thome, Martiris (14 July), 1310 ; and 
 Sir Randulphus de Rossydenet, Warden ; priest, was inst., 31 Aug. ; Patrons, 
 
 the Prior and Convent of Tywardreath ; 54 b . Vacant " a die Jovis proxima 
 
 post Festum Sancti Laurencii " (11 Aug.), 1323 ; and 
 Roger Dollynge, deacon, was inst., 17 Oct. ; Patrons, the same ; 181. 
 
 " Capella Sancti Michaelis in Ciiniterio Sancti Austoli," 
 
 Sir John de Trenansvedeke, Warden ; on whose death, " Die Dominica proxima 
 
 post Festum Sancti Dunstani " (20 May), 1319, 
 
 Sir Ralph de Retyn, priest, was inst., 7 June ; Patrons, the same ; 141 b . 
 Sir Henry de Treverbyn, priest, was collated (by lapse), 12 March, 1322-3 ; 
 
 ST. BREAGE [Sancte Breace, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Pascasius occurs as V., 2 and 6 July, 1310 ; 52 b , L 192 b . A Commission 
 was directed, 16 Jan., 1312-13, to Chancellor Roger de Otery, to institute 
 
 Sir David de Lyspein, priest, presented by the Abbat and Convent of Hayles ; 
 75 b . Instituted, 12 Feb. (see fol. 70). 
 
 ST. BREOKE [Powtone the name of the Manor ; also, " Sancti 
 Brioci de Nansent," MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Hillary obtained leave to exchange with Sir Ralph de Arundclle, R. of St. 
 Columb-Major ; and Roger de Otery was commissioned to institute him, 
 27 Dec., 1309 ; 45 b . But he exchanged for MORCHARD BISHOP, with 
 
 Sir John Tolliro, who was collated 1 May, 1310 ; 50. He exchanged with 
 
 Richard de Braileffhe, R. of Morchard- Bishop, 9 April, 1314 ; 83 b . Braileghe 
 exchanged, for Exminster, with 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, 2 Sept., 1318 before the Bishop in the Lady- 
 Chapel of Crediton, " presentibus Domino Precentore [R. de Coletone], 
 Magistris Willelmo de Wolleghe, Heurico de Stouforde, Henrico Bloyou, 
 Willelmo de Beare, Nicholao de Hele, clericis ; Domino Petro de Honetone, 
 presbitero; Roberto Daumarle, Apparitore, et me Ricardo de Twyvertone, 
 Notario Publico, qui hec premissa scripsi propria manu mea 1& If & ; 128 b ." 
 On Stapeldone' s resignation, 
 
 Sir Walter de Oantilupo, priest, was admitted in commendam, 16 Feb., 1324-5 ; 
 183 b Collated 1 June, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 ST. BREWARD [Sancti Brueredi, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Drogo occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 ST. BUDOCK and ST. GLUVIAS [" Vicaria 1 Ecclesiarum Sanctorum 
 Budoci et Gluviaci," MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Robert first occurs as V., 10 Feb., 1309-10 ; L 192 b . 
 
 Sir Stephen de Reswalstes, Driest, resigned, and was again collated, 26 Dec., 
 1319 ; 145. 
 
 ST. BURYAN, the Deanery of 
 
 DEANS, Sir Mathias [de Medintor (Dugd.)] first occurs in this Register, 1 May, 
 1310 ; 50. [He occurs Mathias de Medunta earlier, viz., 28 Aug., 1308 
 (Rot. Pat. 2 Edw. II., part 1, m. 20)]. 
 
 1 " Canonice unitarum alias in persona resignavit, quia Titulus quern super 
 
 dicti Stephani, taxata et ordinata." dicta Vicaria prius optinuerat sibi 
 
 " Et memorandum quod dictus Ste- minus sufficiens videbatur ; .qua re- 
 
 phanus prius in dicta Vicaria canonice nunciacione f acta, Dominus eandem 
 
 institutus, ipsam Vicariam in manus Vicariam sibi contulit in forma pre- 
 
 Domini pure, sponte, et absolute, scripta." 
 
248 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 [John de Mante was Dean in 1325." Pro Johanne de Mante, Decano Ecclesie 
 Sancte Beriane. Rex Thesaurario et Baronibus suis de Scaccario, salutem. 
 Quandam Peticionem ex parte Johaunis de Mante, Decani Ecclesie Sancte 
 Beriane in Cornubia que est Capella nostra, ut dicitur coram nobis et 
 Consilio nostro exhibitam, vobis mittimus Presentibus interclusam ; man- 
 dantes quod, inspecta Peticione predicta, si inveneritis quod Decanatus 
 predictus consistit totum in Spiritualibus, ut in eadem Peticione supponitur, 
 et quod hujusmodi Spiritualia nou sunt capienda in manum nostram, 
 ulteriua inde fieri faciatis quod de jure et secundum legem et consuetudinern 
 Regni nostri fuerit faciendum. Teste meipso, apud Westmonasterium, 
 primo die Decembris, Anno Regni nostri decimo nono (1325)." (Queen's 
 Remembrancer Memoranda Roll, 19 Edw. //. F.J.B.] 
 
 CANONS, Peter dictus Perot ; after whose death his Prebend lapsed to the 
 Bishop, who collated 
 
 Master Richard de Bello Prato [" Beaupre " margin], "salvo jure Regis 
 Domini nostri, Domini Edwardi . . . et cujuscumque alterius," 15 Aug., 
 1318 1 , "et memorandum quod scriptum fuit Decano de Penwithe pro 
 Induccione facienda ; 162. 
 
 ST. CLEER [Sancti Clari, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 John occurs as V., 16 April, 1309 ; 40. 
 
 Walter Wyot, of Blakemore, chaplain, was inst. , 2 Oct., 1310 ; Patron, Fr. Wm. 
 de Tottehale, Prior of the Hospital of St. John- of -Jerusalem in England, 
 "optinuit Literas Institucionis et Induccionis in forma Communi ; Literas, 
 videlicet, Institucionis cluplicatas, quarum una penes Institutura et alia penes 
 Presentantem rcmanebit " ; 56 b . See L 195 b ; where this Church is described 
 as " Ecclesia Ville de Sancto Claro, juxta Reskaradeke " [Rosecradock], Michael 
 de Bray declared the Church void and claimed the right to present, in June, 
 1311. But Wyot was not disturbed, and was still V. in 1321 (see Duloe ; 161 b). 
 
 ST. CLETHER [Sancti Clederi, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir John Danyel, priest, was collated (by lapse}, 5 Jan., 1319-20, "que tauto 
 tempore vacaverat per dissensionem diversorum Patronorum presentancium 
 ad eandem, quod ipsius Collacio fuerat ad [Episcopum] legittime devoluta, 
 juxta forrnam Statutorum Latranensis Coucilii " ; 145 b . The Benefice 
 again lapsed to the Bishop in 1321, who directed a Commission, 25 May, 
 to Richard de Coletone, Official- Principal, to collate, institute, and induct, a 
 fit Clerk thereto ; 15S. The result is not recorded. 
 
 ST. GOLAN [Sancti Colani, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Christopher de Bodminia, priest, was collated 6 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 26 Feb., 1313-14 ; 82 b . 
 
 Thomas de Tregoys was V., 18 Sept., 1316, when he was ordained priest ; 237 b . 
 
 ST. COLUMB-MAJOR, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Ralph de Arundelle. He obtained leave to exchange with Sir Hillary, R. 
 of St. Breoke ; and a Commission was directed to Roger de Otery for his In- 
 stitution, 27 Dec., 1309 ; 45 b . He exchanged, however, for St. Ewe, with 
 
 Master John Bloyou" ; Patron, Sir Richard de Stapeldone, Knt., " hac vice, 
 . . . racione minoris etatis Johannis de Arundelle, filii et heredis Johannis 
 de Arundelle, infra etatem, et Custodie quarundam terrarum ejusdem cum 
 Advocacione ipsius Ecclesie." Commission directed to Masters Walter de 
 Thorp, Canon of St. Paul's, London, Nicholas de 0. (sic), 3 " Examinator 
 
 1 " Consecracionis nostre Anno decimo." tion is to be found. 
 
 The Entry, omitted in its proper 2 Ordained accolite, 30 May, 1311 ; 
 
 place, was made under 1321, "Anno 228: subdeacon, 5 June, 1311 ; ibid.: 
 
 Consecraciouis q uarto decimo." There deacon, 18 Sept., 1311 ; 228 b . 
 
 is no note here ; but a Memorandum, 3 Probably Nicholas de Oxonia, Pre- 
 
 in the margin, at the foot of fol. 128 b , bendary of Oxton, in Southwell, 1310- 
 
 shews where the record of this Colla- 24 . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 249 
 
 Curie Cantuariensis," and Dyonisius Avenel, Precentor of Llandaff (omitted 
 in Le Neie's List], 16 Jan., 1310-11 ; 59. 
 
 ST. CONSTANTINE, Rector and Vicars of 
 
 Nicholas is mentioned as R., 6 July, 1310, the Bishop reporting to the King 
 that he had died sometime before ; L 192 b . See Vol. I., page 352. 
 
 Sir Henry occurs as V., 8 June, 1310 ; 52 b . 
 
 Sir Robert called le Seneschal was presented by the D. and C. of Exeter. 
 Commission directed to Chancellor Roger de Otery, as to the vacancy, etc., 
 3 Dec., 1310; 57 b . Inst., 7 March, 1310-11; 60. Vacant "a Festo 
 Omnium Sanctorum " (1 Nov.), 1324, and 
 
 Master Thomas Glyn, priest (having resigned St. Ruan-Major), was inst., 4 
 March, 1324-5 ; Patrons, the same ; 183 b . 
 
 ST. CRANTOCK [Sancti Carantoci, MS.], Collegiate Church of 
 
 DEANS, Sir Henry de Tre/euwa, priest, was collated 20 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b . 
 Vacant in 1311 [by Trefewa's exchange for St. Gerrans] ; and the Bishop 
 committed the Sequestration to Sir Henry, Chaplain in the said Church (13 
 May); 61 b . 
 
 Sir John de Pultone, clerk, and "familiaris Episcopi," was collated, "decimo 
 Kalendas Octobris " (22 Sept.), 1311, "Literas Induccionis tantum" ; 63 b . 
 He exchanged again with 
 
 Sir Henry de Trefeuwa, R. of St. Gerrans, 1 Nov., 1311 ; 65. [Omitted in 
 Oliver's Monasticon, p. 54]. 
 
 CANONS, Master Nicholas de Hele occurs, 3 Jan., 1309-10 ; 25. 
 
 Sir Hervicus de Stauntone, clerk, was collated, 12 Nov., 1309, to a Prebend of 
 six marks, recently established by the Bishop. This appointment was can- 
 celled " vacat " ; 45. A subsequent Entry shews that the Bishop had 
 committed to him the Custody thereof, 10 Nov. ; ibid. 
 
 Ralph de la Hyde ; or whose death 
 
 William de la Hyde, clerk, was collated, 13 Aug., 1310 ; 53 b . 
 
 Sir John Toillero, priest ; on whose promotion to a Preb. in Crediton Master 
 Gilbert de Middeltone, Canon of Lincoln, was collated, 22 March, 1310-11 ; 60. 
 
 Sir [a blank space] de Secchevyle ; on whose death 
 
 Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, was collated, 12 Dec., 1311 ; 67. On Wittiam de 
 la Hyde's death 
 
 Sir William de Meltone, " clericus Domini Regis," was collated 29 Jan., 1314- 
 15 ; 101 b . He was elected to the Archbishoprick of York, 21 Jan., 1315-16, 
 being at the time Canon of York and of Lincoln and Provost of Beverley. 
 It appears that he was never inducted to this Prebend ; for 
 
 Sir Roger de Northburghe, "clericus Domini Regis," was collated thereto, as 
 Hydes successor, 3 May, 1315 ; 106 b . On the resignation of Gilbert de 
 Middeltone, 
 
 Sir John de Sandale, 1 " Cancellarius Domini Regis," was collated, "viij 
 Kalendas Marcii " (22 Feb.), 1314-15 ; 102 b . He soon afterwards wished 
 to resign, and a Commission was directed to John, Bp. of Lincoln, on 
 Monday, the Feast of St. Matthias (24 Feb.), 1314-15, to receive the 
 resignation, and appoint a fit clerk to the vacant Stall ; 103. On the 12th 
 of March, 
 
 Master Andrew de Bruggis, clerk, was collated as Sandale's successor, 
 " Et memorandum quod dictus Johannes, Cancel] arms, cui collata fuit dicta 
 Prebenda, xit premittitur, nunquam fuit inductus in eadem ; set ipsam contulit 
 sibi Dominus, que vacabat per resignacionem Magistri Gilberti de Middeltone, 
 
 1 We find from the Register of John de Prebends, 3 March, 1314-15; and 
 
 Dalderby, Bp. of Lincoln, that Gilbert that, on the next day, the latter ex- 
 
 de Middeltone, Prebendary of Crop- changed his Prebend with John de 
 
 pedy, and Edward de Sancto Johanne, Sandale, Prebendary of St. Crantock. 
 
 Prebendary of Leyghtone Busarde, Sandale was elected to the Bishoprick 
 
 in Lincoln Cathedral, exchanged their of Winchester, 26 July, 131 6. F.J.B. 
 
250 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 qui ex Collacione Domini ipsam prius optinuerat et inductus extitit in eadem " 
 104 b . 
 
 Master Symon de Mun, "MEMORANDUM quod, vicesimo primo die Maii, A. D. 
 Millesimo tricentesimo sextodecimo, Indiccione quartadecima, vacante Sede 
 Apostolica, apud Wytsaund, in domo cujusdam Thome de la Vacherie, Dominus 
 Episcopus Magistrnm Symonem de Mun ad Canonicatum in Ecclesia Sancti 
 Carantoci et Prebendam in eadem, quantum virtute cujusdam Privilegii per 
 Dominum Clementem, Papam Quintum, Domino Waltero, Dei gracia Cantu- 
 ariensi ArcMepiscopo, nuper concessi, et Processuse jusdem Archiepiscopi sxiper 
 hoc facti, de jure tenebatur, admisit, presentibus Dominis Eicardo de Braileghe, 
 Henrico de Cancia, Nicholao de Hele, Gilberto de la Thome, Ricardo de Tuver- 
 tone, me Lancestone, et aliis ; 115 b . On Northburghd 's resignation 
 
 Sir John de Lancetone (sic}, priest, was collated, 21 May, 1318, " in presencia 
 Magistrorum Kicardi de Coletone, Nicholai de Hele, et Dommoruin Petri de 
 Honetone, et Ricardi de Brayleghe, presbiterorum, et mei, Ricardi de 
 Twyvertone, Notarii " ; 127. 
 
 Sir John de Glaseneye ; on whose resignation 
 
 Master William Bauceyn, Professor of Laws, was collated . . . June [the day 
 is omitted], 1318 ; 127 b . Lancestone exchanged, for a Prebend in the 
 Cathedral, with 
 
 Master Henry [_Toyf\ de Cornubia, 2 Sept., 1318; 129. But, on Honetone's 
 resignation, he was again collated to a Prebend in this Church, 13 Sept., 
 1318 ; 129 b . On Bauceyn s death, 
 
 Sir John de Glaseneye, priest, was again collated, 13 April, 1320 ; 148. 
 
 Sir Nicholas Stranghe ; on whose death 
 
 Master Henry de Stouforde, clerk, was collated, 10 Sept., 1321; 160. On 
 the death of Andrew de Bruges, 
 
 Thomas Kaignes, clerk, was collated, 6 Jan., 1324-5, "publice protestando 
 quod Canonicatum et Prebendam quos Magister H. Toit tenuit in dicta Ecclesia, 
 et quos dictus Domiuus prefato Thome prius contulerat, si contencio vel lis 
 aliqua super eisdem Canonicatu et Prebenda nullatenus appareret, alicui ydonee 
 Persone extunc conferret tempore oportuno, prout sibi videret\tr expedire, 
 presentibus Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Dominis Roberto de Tautone, Gilberto 
 de Kelshulle, et Ricardo de Twivertone, Notario Publico, et me, Philippo de la 
 More, qui premissa scripsi" ; 183. On the resignation of Kaignes, 
 
 Thomas, son of Sir Geoffrey Lescrope, Knt., was collated 26 Feb., 1324-5 ; 
 183 b 
 
 ST. CREED [Sancta Crida, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Andrew occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions") ; 48. 
 
 Adam de Brom, whose Institution is not recorded ; but it, probably, occurred 
 in 1311-12, when he seems to have left Bridford. He resigned, in London, 
 on the Feast of St. Katherine-the-Virgin [25 Nov.], 1314, and 
 
 Geoffrey Makerel, clerk, was inst., 11 Jan., 1314-15; Patron, the King; 101. 
 He exchanged for Sutton (Dioc. of Worcester), with 
 
 Sir Peter de Stanes, priest, 1 Jan., 1318-19 ; Patron, Isabella, Queen of England, 
 " presentibus Magistris Ricardo de Coletone, Precentore Exoniensi, 
 Willelmo de Wolleghe, Ricardo de Braileghe, Nicholao de Hele " ; 139 b . 
 On whose death, 
 
 Thomas de Westone, clerk, was presented by the Queen ; and the Bishop com- 
 missioned Richard de Coletone, Official-Principal, to admit him (30 June, 
 1321); 158 b 
 
 William de Milebourne, clerk, Commission for his Institution, etc., directed 
 to the Official-Principal, 19 May, 1322 ; Patron, the same ; 167 b . He was 
 inst. 8 June, 1322, in the Conventual Church of Launceston ; 176 b . See 
 BRADNINCH (note). 
 
 ST. CROWAN [Sancta Crewenna, MS.], Rectors and Vicars of 
 
 [Benedict de Saribta Wenna was R. in 1238, "Die Sanctorum Quatuor 
 Coronatorum [8 Nov.], data est Ecclesia . . . Sancte Crawenne Benedicto de 
 Sancta Wenna per Abbatem et Conventum Theokesberie," Annals of 
 Tewkesbury Abbey (Ed. Luard), page 111. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 251 
 
 Sir Stephen, "Domini Pape Capellanus," succeeded, 20 July, 1242; ibid., 
 
 page 124]. 
 
 Reginald occurs as V., 11 Aug., 1310 ; L 192 b . 
 Nicholas occurs as V. iu April, 1315 ; L 205. 
 
 ST. DOMINICK [Sancte Dominice in Haltone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Walter de Bodekysham occurs as R, 3 Sept., 1310 ; 54 b . 
 
 ST. ENDELLION [Sancte Endeliente, MS.], Collegiate Church of 
 
 Master Robert de Polharman (or Polhorman], priest, occurs as Prebendary, 
 29 Dec., 1308 ; 37 b . [On whose resignation], the Patronage of his 
 "Portion" lapsed to the Bishop "propter viciuin seu inhabilitatem 
 Religiosorum Virorum, Prioris et Conventus Bodminie ; and 
 
 Master Richard de Sancta Margareta 1 was collated, 2 April, 1312 ; 71. 
 
 Sir William de Monketone, priest, was presented to the Bodmin Prebend by 
 the Prior and Convent of Bodmin ; whereupon Richard de Sancta Margareta 
 opposed the appointment, and the Bp. directed Chancellor Roger de Otery 
 to make Inquisition, and to institute the said William if he made good his 
 claim, " viij Idus Aprilis " (6 April), 1314 ; 84. 
 
 Henry de Moncketone held a "Portion or Prebend" ; on whose death, 
 
 Sir William de Moncketone was presented by the Prior and Convent of 
 Bodmin, and claimed to be admitted ; whereupon Richard de Sancta 
 Margareta, already a Portioner, intervened, alleging that this Portion 
 belonged, in part, to his own Portion. The case was heard before the 
 Bishop and his Commissary (Richard de Morcestre, Archdn. of Barnstaple), 
 and decided in favour of William ; whereupon Richard appealed against 
 the Sentence, and Precentor Germeyn and the Officials of the Archdeacon 
 of Exeter and Totnes, were commissioned to hear the case, " vj Kalendas 
 Augusti " (27 July), 1316 ; 113 b . 
 
 ST. ENODER [Sancti Enodri, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Henry \Toyf], de Cornubia, priest, was collated, 9 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183. 
 
 ST. ERME [Sancti Ermetis juxta Pengelli in [Decanatu de] 
 Poudre, MS,], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Bartholomew le Seneschal', on whose death, "die Sabbati ante Festum 
 
 Circumcisionis Domini" (30 Dec.), 1318, 
 Master Ivo de Cornubia, clerk, was collated (by lapse), 18 June, 1319, and 
 
 instituted 3 July ; 142. It would seem that this step was successfully 
 
 resisted by the Patrons ; for the Entry has been cancelled ; and 
 Master Michael de Kernike, clerk, 2 was inst., 26 Sept. ; Patrons, Richard de 
 
 Cerziaus, Margaret his wife, and Elizabeth and Joan, her sisters ; 143. 
 
 Vacant " a die Veueris proxima ante Festum Sancti Petri quod dicitur 
 
 adVincula" (29 July), 1323; and 
 Ralph Kernike, clerk, was inst., 18 Oct.'; Patron, Sir Wm. Hereward, Knt. ; 177. 
 
 ST. ERTH [Sancti Erci and de Sancto Ercho, MS.], Vicars of , 
 
 Thomas is mentioned as having been V., 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b . The Bishop 
 states that he was then dead, and had been succeeded by 
 
 Sir Henry ; on whose death, " Die Dominica proxima post Festum Sancti 
 Francisci " (7 Oct.), 1319, 
 
 Sir John de Tredelens, priest, was inst., 10 Nov. ; Patrons, the D. and C. of 
 Exeter; 145. 
 
 ST. ERVAN [Sancti Ermetis infra Peculiarem Jurisdiccionem 
 suam de Poutone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Adam, called le Gyv* deacon, occurs as R., 11 June, 1309 ; 41 b . On the death 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 20 May, 1312 ; priest, 1 June, 1314 ; 233 b , 
 
 230: subdeacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 2 Ordained accolite, 22 Dec., 1319 ; 242. 
 232: deacon, 6 April, 1314; 233: 3 Ordained priest, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 223 b . 
 
252 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 of le Jew (sic), the Bishop admitted in commendam 
 Sir John, R. of Lustleigh, priest, 21 Aug., 1315 ; 108. 
 Sir Robert de Tautone, deacon, 1 was collated, 15 Oct., 1315 ; 110 b . On whose 
 
 resignation, and on the same day, 
 Master Ivo de Eglosheil, clerk, was collated, 19 Oct., 1320 ; 152 b . 
 
 ST. EVAL [Sancti Uveli, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Master Martin de Cornubia, priest, was collated, 3 May, 1311 ; 61 b . 
 Master Royer de Porthequin, deacon, 2 was collated, 17 Dec., 1311 ; 67. 
 
 ST. EWE [Sancte Euwe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master John Bloyou, Professor of Civil- Law, was inst. (by proxy Walter de 
 Lyutrenchard), 23 April, 1310. The Benefice had been vacant since the 
 Feast of the Circumcision (1 Jan.), 1309-10, "per lapsum Commende 
 Magistro Willelmo Bloyou . . . nuper (30 June, 1309 [fol. 42]) concesse." 
 Patron, Dame Matilda de Hywys ; 49 b . He exchanged (16 Jan.) with 
 
 Sir Ralph de Arundelle, priest, who was inst., 25 Jan., 1310-11 ; Patron, the 
 same ; 59, 59 b . 
 
 ST. FEOCK [Sancte Feoce, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Geoffrey occurs as V., 23 Aug., 1315 ; 108 b . 
 
 ST. GENNYS [Sancti Genesii, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Master William Midelwoda occurs as V., 19 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38 b . 
 
 ST. GERRANS [Sancti Gerendi, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard ; on whose death 
 
 Thomas de Cornubia, clerk, was inst., 1 May, 1308, " ad Porcionem in Ecclesia " 
 
 (the Porcio Curata, see Vol. I, page 249), and inducted by Walter de Esse, 
 
 Official-Peculiar ; Patron, the King Sede vacante; 33. On whose death 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, was collated, 30 Jan., 1309-10 ; 47. Inst. 
 
 28 April, 1310 ; 49 b . Resigning the Deanery of St. Crantock, 
 Sir Henry de Trefeuwa, priest, was collated, 9 May, 1311 ; 61 b . He exchanged 
 
 (by proxy Sir Richard de Brayleghe), 1 Nov., 1311, with 
 Sir John de Pultone, 3 Dean of St. Crantock ; 65, who resigned, 8 Dec., 1323, 
 
 on his Institution to North Tawton (fol. 177 b ) ; and 
 Sir Adam de Tavistoke was collated (more than twelve months afterwards), 30 
 
 Dec., 1324; 183. 
 
 ST. GWENNAP [Sancte Weneppe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Nicholas occurs as V., 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b . 
 
 ST. GWINEAR [Sancti Wynieri, MS.], Rector and Vicar of 
 
 Ralph was R., 6 July, 1310 (probably Rudulph de Pridiaus, inst. in 1286 see 
 
 Vol. I., p. 353) ; L 192 b 
 Sir Andrew de Tregiliou, priest, was collated to the Vicarage, 8 Nov., 1314 ; 
 
 88 b , 101. 
 
 ST. HILARY [Sancti Hillarii, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 John, dictus Lercevesque, was collated by Bishop JBronescombe, 24 Aug., 1261 ; 88. 
 Master Mathias de Skewyheke occurs as V., 20 Feb., in 1313-14 ; ibid. 
 
 ST. ILLOGAN [Sancti Elugani, also Yllugani, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Nova Haya was presented, 13 March, 1307-8, by K. Edward II., 
 Patron, " racione Custodie terre et heredis Willelmi Basset, defuncti, qui 
 de Domino Edwardo, quondam Rege Anglie, Patre nostro, tenuit in capite." 
 
 1 Ordained priest, 18 Sept., 1316 ; 237 b . 3 Ordained priest (Litt. Dim.) by the 
 
 a Ordained subdeacon, 5 June, 1311 ; Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish - 
 
 228: deacon, 18 Sept., 1311 ; 228 b : Church of Kingston (Surrey), 23 
 
 priest, 18 Dec., 1311 ; 229 (where he Sept., 1312 (Regist. Wodeloke, 330). 
 
 is called Robert a clerical error). F.J.B. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 253 
 
 The Bishop directed the Archdn. of Cornwall to make Inquisition as to the 
 
 vacancy, etc., " xij Kalendas Aprilis" (21 March) ; 31. 
 Master Walter de Menacudel occurs as R., 5 Feb., 1309-10 ; 47. On the death 
 
 of Walter de Sancto Austolo [" Menacudel " is in St. Austell], " Die Dominica 
 
 in Festo Annunciacionis Dominice" (25 March), 1310, 
 Master Gilbert de Knovyle, [subjdeacon, 1 was inst., 8 May; Patron, Sir John de 
 
 Knovyle, Knt. ; 50 b . 
 
 ST. ISSEY [" Ecclesia de Egloscruke, que est in Peculiar! Juris- 
 diccione de Poutone," MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Treverbyn, chaplain, was inst., 5 Dec., 1314 ; Patrons, the D. 
 and C. of Exeter ; 100. 
 
 ST. IVE [Sancti Ivonis, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Giles occurs as R,, 18 May, 1313 ; L 199 b . He resigned, and left the 
 Diocese (L 205 b ), and 
 
 Master Bartholomew de Castro, clerk, 2 was inst., " apud Douue Sancte Marie, 
 in Ecclesia ibidem," 29 Oct., 1314 ; Patron, Fr. Wm. de Tothale, Prior of 
 the Hospital of St. John-of- Jerusalem in England ; 100 b . 
 
 ST. JoHN-iN-CoRNWALL [Sancti Johannis juxta Antone], 
 
 William de Alneto [DawueyJ, subdeacon, first occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; 
 
 (Ord.) 218. Vacant, "a die Lune in Festo Sancti dementis " (23 Nov.), 
 
 1310; and 
 Master William de Trelouny, clerk, 3 was inst., 14 Dec. ; Patron, "Elizabet, que 
 
 fuit uxor Willelmi de Alneto " ; 57 b . 
 Sir Thomas de Doune, priest, was inst., 16 June, 1318 ; Patron, Sir Nicholas de 
 
 Alneto, Knt.; 127 b . 
 
 ST. JUST-IN-ROSELAND [Sancti Justi in Roslandia, MS.], Rectors, 
 
 Philip de Carreveldros is described as posscssioni ejusdem Ecclesie incumbens in 
 a Commission directed to Roger de Otery, concerning an Action brought 
 against the said Philip by Thos. Crabbe [R. of Truro], who asserted that the 
 Benefice was vacant, and that he had himself been presented thereto (30 
 April, 1308) ; 33. 
 
 Sir Reginald le Seor, priest, was admitted in commendam, 26 Nov., 1309, and 
 instituted, 27 Nov. ; 45. Patron, John le Seor. 
 
 ST. JUST-IN-PENWITH, Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard de Bello Prato, priest, occurs as R. (see St. Ladock), 7 Aug., 1309 ; 
 43 ; and again (see Arundelle), 7 May, 1318 ; 126 b . 
 
 ST. KEYNE [Sancte Kayne, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William occurs as R. in 1311 ; L 196 b . Vacant in 1314 ; and the Bishop 
 committed the Sequestration to Sir Richard, R. of Putford (19 Aug., 1314) ; 
 87 b . Vacant, "a die Veneris proxima ante Festum Sancti Barnabe, 
 Apostoli " (9 June), 1318 ; and, 21 July, was instituted 
 
 Sir Thilip de la Stone, priest ; Patron, Philip de Lamettyn ; 128. 
 
 ST. KEA [Landege and Laundeghe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 William occurs as V., 6 Sept., 1310 ; 55. On whose death, 
 Master John Paris, deacon, was collated, 19 Sept., 1321. "Ipsa Vicaria tanto 
 tempore vacavit quod ipsius Collacio fuerat ad Decamim et Capitulum Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis legittime devoluta. Unde, constitutis in Ecclesia Exoniensi, xix die 
 
 1 Ordained [deacon (Litt. Dim.} by the 2 Ordained subdeacon, 21 Dec., 1314; 
 
 Bp. of Winchester, in the Parish 234: priest, 20 Sept., 1315 ; 235 b . 
 
 Church of Kingston (Surrey), 22 3 Ordained, subdeacon, 27 March, 1311 ; 
 
 Sept, 1313 (Rtgist. Wodeloke, 332). 228: deacon, 18 Dec., 1311; 229: 
 
 F.J.B.]: priest, 23 March, 1313-14 ; priest, 11 March, 1311-12 ; 229 b . 
 232 b . 
 
254 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Septembris, anno suprascripto, Magistris Bartholomeo, Decano ; Ricardo, 
 Precentore ; Waltero, Cancellario ; Thoma, Archidiacono Exoniensi ; Ricardo, 
 Archidiacono Barumensi ; Dorainis Ricardo, Subdecano, et Thoma de Stapeldone, 
 dicte Ecclesie Exoniensis Canonicis, nomine suo et tocius Capituli, concesserunt 
 Domino, ipsius Vicarie vero Patrono, quod ipse possit dictam Vicariam jure suo 
 conferre ; quam ipse in instanti contulit ut est dictum. Postea, die Martis 
 proximo sequente, videlicet in crastino Sancti Mathei, Apostoli [22 Sept.], 
 predict! Decanus et Canonici, ac alii Canonici .dicte Ecclesie, as quorundam 
 absencium Canonicorum Procurators, in loco Capituli dicte Ecclesie Cathedralis 
 unaninuiter congregati, et inibi Capitulum facientes, premissam Collacionem per 
 dictum Patrem factam ratificarunt, et super hujusmodi ratificacione suas Literas 
 eidem Vicario fieri fecerunt " ; 160. 
 
 ST. KEVERNE [Sancti Keverani, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 William occurs as V., 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b . 
 
 Sir Peter de ffalap, priest, was inst., 16 Nov., 1315 ; Patrons, the Abbat (Fr. 
 Peter) and the Convent of Beaulieu ; 110 b . 
 
 ST. LADOCK [Sancte Ladoce, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Stephen Trevannion occurs as R. in July, 1303. See Gen. Index. 
 
 Master Raldwin Beaupre, subdeacon, occurs as R., 23 Nov., 1308, 37. 
 Vacant ; and the Bishop granted it, in commendam, to 
 
 Master Richard de Bello Prato [Beaupre], priest, 13 March, 1308-9 ; Patron, 
 Sir Stephen de Bello Prato, Knt., " juxta formam Constitucionis que 
 incipit Nemo deinceps, usque ad prefinitum tempus in eadem Constitucione 
 nomine Conimende possidendam." Letters of Induction granted at St. 
 Columb-major, 15 March ; 39, 43. On whose resignation (18 Feb., 1317-18), 
 
 Gilbert de Hellegon, accolite, 1 was inst., 26 May, 1318 ; Patron, Darne Isabella 
 de Bello Prato ; 127. On the death of Hulugan, "die Veneris proxima 
 ante Festum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste " (19 June), 1321, 
 Master John de Kemyel, clerk, was inst. (by proxy German de Trelan, 
 clerk), 31 July ; 159. He was deprived, " septimo Kalendas Novernbris " 
 (26 Oct.), 1322 ; and 27 Nov, 
 
 Ralph de Govely, clerk, was inst. ; Patron, the same ; 169 b . 
 
 ST. LUDGVAN [Sancti Ludwani and Ludewani, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Alan 1 Bloyhou died R , " in Festo Sancte Trinitatis " (21 May), 1312 ; and 
 Sir John de Trydian, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Nicholas de Tregene- 
 
 nora), 8 July ; Patron, the King, " racione Custodie terre et heredis Alani 
 
 Bloyhou, defunct! " ; 72. On Treythian's resignation 
 Sir Simon de Tireltone, priest, was inst. (by proxy Robert de Kirtelyngtone, 
 
 clerk), 2 Jan., 1318-19 ; Patron, the same; 140. 
 
 ST. MABYN [Sancte Mabene, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir John Trad occurs as R., 5 Sept., 1317 ; 121 b . 
 
 ST. MADRON [Sancti Maderni, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Nicholas Artur de Tyntagel, priest, was admitted, 3 Nov., 1309 ; Patron, 
 Fr. William de Tottehale, Prior of the Hospital of St. John-of-Jerusalem in 
 England ; 45. He was inst. " iij Idus Marcii " (13 March), 1309-10 ; 48 b 
 
 Gommissio Maderni, 
 
 Walterus, etc., Officiali nostro ac Magistris Ricardis de Coletone, Precentori, et 
 Rogero de Churletone, Archidiacono Tottonie in Ecclesia Exouiensi, salutem, 
 
 etc. Cum ad Perpetuam Vicariam Ecclesie de Sancto Maderno, cujus possession! 
 quidam Dqminus Nicholaus le Artour, i!t dicitur, de facto incumbit, diverse 
 nobis Persone, primo videlicet Dominus Walterus Wyot, et secundario Dominus 
 Rogerus de Tregenebris, presbiteri, per Fratrem Thomam le Archer, Sancte 
 Domus Hospitalis Sancti Johannis Jerusalemitani, in Anglia, tanquam ad 
 vacantem fuerint presentate ; nos, de vestra fide et industria plenius contidentes, 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 17 June, 1318 ; 2 Not Adam, as in Vol. I., pp. 400, 423. 
 239 b . deacon. 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240 b . 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 255 
 
 ad cognoscendum, procedendum, statuendum, diffiniendum, et exequendum in 
 hujusmodi Presentacionis causa sen negocio, inter Personas memoratas, eciam 
 si ad amocionem seu destitucionem prefati Domini Nicholai le Artour procedi 
 debeat in hac parte ; necnon ad omnia alia et singula que in preraissis et eorum 
 quolibet necessaria fuerint vel oportuna faciendum, vobis vices nostras corn- 
 mittimus cum coheicionis Canonice potestate ; Collacione, Institucione, et in 
 corporalem possessionem Induccione, ac Canonice Obediencie et de residendo 
 eciam, juxta forraam Constitueionum Dominorum Octpnis etOctoboni, quondam 
 in Anglia Apostolice [Sedis] Legatorum, juramentis, in eo eventu quo hec 
 premissa de jure fuerint forsitan facienda, no bis specialiter reservatis. Quod si 
 npn omnes vos hiis interesse contigerit, duo vestrum qui presences fuerint ea 
 nichilominus exequantur. Proviso quod super hiis que in premissis duxeritis 
 facienda, nos temppre oportuno curetis reddere cerciores per vestras Patentes 
 Literas, harum seriem continentes. Datum apud Eboracurn, undecimo die 
 mensis Junii, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo vicesimo tercio, et Consecracionis 
 nostre Anno quintodecimo ; 176. Arthur (sic) exchanged with 
 Sir Roger de Tregenhebris, 1 Vicar of All Saints', Netheravon (Dioc. of Salisbury), 
 who was inst., 6 May, 1324 ; Patron, the said Prior. The Commission for 
 Inquisition herein was dated 2 April; 180. Vacant in 1324-5, and Master 
 Henry de Stouforde, clerk, was appointed "yconoruus," 21 Feb. ; 183 b . 
 
 ST. MARTIN'S-BY-LOOE [Sancti Martini " juxta Looe," MS.], 
 
 Thomas Daumarle, clerk, 2 was inst., 29 Oct., 1308 ; Patron, Sir Henry de 
 Bodrugan, Knt. ; 36. 
 
 ST. MARY CHURCH [Seyncte Marie Cherche, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 A Commission was directed, 10 August, 1313, 3 to Chancellor Roger de Otery 
 
 and Thomas de Cherletone, Canons of Exeter, for the Institution and 
 
 Induction of 
 Sir Robert Maloylsel, priest ; Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter, " dum, tamen, 
 
 presentatus hujusmodi pro dicta Cura regenda sufficienter Literature et 
 
 alias examinatus inventus fuerit ydoneus ; 79 b . 
 
 ST. MAWGAN-IN-KERRIER [Sancti Maugani in Kerier, MS.], 
 
 Sir John le Bruyn, deacon, occurs as R., 5 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 Sir Roger de Northburghe occurs as R., 5 Feb., 1312-13 ; 77 b . On whose 
 
 resignation 
 Sir Robert Hereward, deacon, was inst, 25 Dec., 1317 ; Patron, William de 
 
 Whalesbreus ; 124. On whose resignation [Master R. Herewood]. 
 Andrew de Drokenesforde, 4 clerk, was inst., (by proxy Sir Thomas de 
 
 Chelreye, R. of Henton-St. George Somerset), 16 April, 1321 ; Patron not 
 
 mentioned, but doubtless the same ; 157 b - Vacant "a Festo Exaltacionis 
 
 Sancte Crucis" (14 Sept.), 1324 ; and 
 Sir Robert le Seneschal, priest, was inst., 31 Oct. ; Patron, the same ; 182. 
 
 ST. MAWGAN-IN-PYDER [Sancti Maugani in Pyderschire, also 
 de Laheme, MS.], Hectors of 
 
 Master Benedict de Arundette occurs as R., 4 Dec., 1309 ; 45. 
 
 1 Ordained deacon (Litt. Dim.} by the 4 Nephew to John de Drokenesforde, 
 
 Bp. of Winchester, 20 Dec., 1309, in Bp. of B. and W., being a son of 
 
 the Church of the Holy Trinity, Philip, the Bishop's brother. -B.W.G. 
 
 Guildford "ad titulum Perpetui "Memorandum quod viij Kal. Maii(24 
 
 Vicarii de Cicestre": priest, by the April, 1317), Episc. Bathon. habuit 
 
 same Prelate, 4 April, 1310, in the Licenciam ordinandi Philippum de 
 
 Parish Church of Hursley " Rogerus Drokenesforde et Andream fratrem 
 
 de Neweman, dictus Tregenebris" ejus, Nicholaum, Ricardum, et 
 
 (Regist. Wodeloke; 322 b , 323). F.J.B. Thomam de Drokenesforde, consan- 
 
 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9; guineos suos, Winton. Dioc., ad 
 
 220 b : deacon, 27 March, 1311 ;^228: minores et ad omues majores Ordinea" 
 
 priest, 5 June, 1311 ; ibid. (Regist. Sandale, fol. 54). F.J.B. 
 
 * Not 1213, as in Oliver's List (Eccles. 
 Antiq.,i, 187). 
 
256 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir Ralph de Pridiaus, priest, was collated, 19 Feb., 1313-14, by the Bishop, 
 " racione Johannis, filii et heredis Johannis de Arundelle. in Custodia sua, 
 racione minoris etatis sue, existentis " ; 82 b . On the death of Pridiaux (sic) 
 "principio mensis Augusti," 1321, 
 
 Sir Robert de Tautone, priest, " familiaris [Episcopi]," was collated, 19 Jan., 
 1321-2, " racione minoris etatis, etc. (ut supra)" ; 163 b . 
 
 ST. MELLION [Sancti Melani, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master John de Stokes, subdeacon, 1 occurs as R., 15 April, 1309 ; 40. . 
 
 ST. MEWAN [Ecclesia Sancfci Mewani, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Lime proxima ante Festum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis 
 
 Baptiste (19 June), 1318 ; and 
 Sir Thomas de Egiosmerther, priest, was inst., 10 Aug. ; Patron, Dame Joan 
 
 de Valletorta ; 128 b . 
 
 ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT (Cornwall), Priory of 
 
 Fr. Geoffrey de Sernon. His resignation, dated 3 Aug., was received from 
 abroad by the Bishop, and formally accepted, 13 Aug., 1316 ; 114. And 
 12 Sept., was inst. 
 
 Fr. Peter de Cara Villa, Monk of St. Michael's "in periculo maris " ; 114 b . 
 
 ST. MICHAEL PENKEVIL, Rector of 
 
 Gilbert de Hulugan was R., 1 May, 1318, when he was ordained accolite ; 239. 
 
 ST. MINVER [Sancte Minfrede, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Thomas ; on whose resignation was inst., 21 Sept., 1318, 
 Sir Walter de Sancto Germano, priest ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of 
 Bodmin; 130. 
 
 ST. MULLION [Sancti Melani in Kerier, MS.], Rector & Vicar of 
 
 Sir Richard de Brayleghe, priest, was inst. to the Rectory, 23 Oct., 1309 ; 
 
 Patrons, the Chapter of Exeter ; 44 b . 
 Sir Richard de Eressy, priest, was collated to the Vicarage, 28 April, 1310 ; 50. 
 
 ST. NEOT [Sancti Nyoti, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Philip occurs as V., 28 Feb., 1313-14 ; 83. Vacant "a die Lune proxima 
 post Festum Sancti Luce, Evangeliste (23 Oct.), 1318 ; and 
 
 Sir John Achym, of St. Neot, priest, was inst., 10 Dec. ; Patrons, the Prior (Fr. 
 John) and. the Convent of Montacute, " et injunction est dicto Vicario, sub 
 pena xl solidorum, Fabrice Ecclesie Exoniensis applicandorum, quod sciat illam 
 Summulara que vocatur Altissimus de Terra [see PHILLEIGH], citra Festum 
 Pentecostes proximo secuturum [27 May, 1319] ; cui, quidem, Admission! seu 
 Injunccioni non interfui ego, Ricardus [de Twyvertone "] ; 139. 
 
 ST. NEWLYN [Sancte Neweline, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Henry de Trefewa, priest, on whose resignation, 
 
 Sir Robert Guyn, priest, was collated, 20 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b 
 
 Master Michael de Roswalsters occurs as V., 18 Dec., 1312 ; 75 b . 
 
 ST. PAUL [vulgo " PAUL," " Sancti Pauli in Cornubia," MS.], 
 Vicars of 
 
 John occurs as V., 27 Nov., 1308; see L 188, 195. Vacant "a die Sabbati 
 proxima ante Dominicam in Ramis Palmarum " (26 March), 1317 ; and 
 
 Sir John Bosevaran, priest, was inst., 1 May ; Patrons, the Abbat (Fr. John) 
 and the Convent of Hayles ; 119. 
 
 ST. PERRAN-UTHNO [Udno parva, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 21 Dec., 1308 ; 44: as priest, 14 Jan., 1811-12 ; 67 b . 
 218: occurs as deacon, 4 Oct., 1309 ; 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 257 
 
 Robert BythewaUe, clerk, 1 was collated (by lapse), 25 May, 1308 ; 34. He 
 
 exchanged, for Lawhitton, with 
 Master John de Oodrevi," who was inst. (by proxy Nicholas de Hele), 11 
 
 Dec., 1312 ; Patron, John de Carmynou ; 76 b . 
 Sir Adam, priest, occurs as R., 9 Sept., 1320 ; 151. 
 
 St. PERRAN-ZABULO [Sancti Pirani, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Master William de Tresimpel, deacon, 3 was inst., 26 Jan., 1308-9. Commissicu 
 * for his Institution, directed to Walter Gyffard, S.T.D., 23 Nov. ; Patroni , 
 the D. and C. of Exeter ; 37, 38. 
 
 ST. PROBUS, the Collegiate Church of ; Canons, 
 
 Master Richard de Gloucestria ; on whose resignation 
 
 Sir William de Harpedone, clerk, was collated 24 Feb., 1309-10 ; 47 b . 
 
 Master Thomas de Hemynforde, Commission directed to Thomas de Hentone, 
 Treasurer of Exeter, to receive his resignation and collate his successor, 
 " die Lune in crastino Festi Sancti Jacobi, Apostoli " (26 July), 1311 ; 63. 
 The result is not recorded. 
 
 Vicar, John occurs as Vicar (see St. Kea), 6 Sept., 1310 ; 55. 
 
 ST. RUAN-LANYHORNE [also, Larihorn, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William de Mileburne, first, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308, 4 218. On Mulle- 
 
 bourne's resignation 
 Master Henry Bloyou, clerk, 5 was inst. (by proxy Master Wm. de Wolleghe), 
 
 10 June, 1320 ; Patron, Sir Thomas le Arcedekne, Knt. ; 150. 
 
 ST. RUAN-MAJOR [Sancti Rumoni Magni, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Glen, or Olyn, occurs as R. in 1315 ; L 207. He resigned, 5 March, 
 
 1324-5; and, 15 May, 1325, 
 Richard de Wodelond, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Master Richard Noreis) ; 
 
 Patron, Oliver de Carmynou ; 184. 
 
 ST. RUAN-MINOR [Sancti Rumoni Parvi, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Martis in Festo Circumcisionis Domini " (1 Jan.), 1313-14 ; 
 
 and on the Ides (13th) of Feb., was instituted 
 Master Matthew de Penfren 6 ; Patron, Oliver de Carmynou ; 82 b . 
 
 ST. SANCREED 7 [Sancti Sancredi, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Philip de Sancto KarenloTco, priest, was inst., 4 May, 1313 ; Patrons, the 
 D. and C. of Exeter ; 70. On whose death [de Sancto Wynnoco, MS.], 
 a Commission wan directed to the Official-Principal, Richard de Coletone), 
 23 Feb., 1314-15, to receive Presentations, institute, and induct; 102 b 
 
 Sir Roger de Rosbanald, priest, was inst., 16 March, 1314-15 ; Patrons, the 
 same; 105. 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 18 April, 1310 ; 4 When he was ordained accolite: sub- 
 224 b : priest, 19 Sept., 1310; 226. deacon, 15 March, 1308-9; 221 b : 
 
 2 Ordained priest, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 231 b : deacon, 29 March, 1309 ; 222: priest, 
 he had been ordained deacon (Litt. 23 April, 1309; ibid. 
 
 Dim.} by the Bp. of Winchester, in 5 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 
 the Parish-Church of Kingston (Sur- 243. 
 
 rey), 22 Sept., 1313 (Regist. WodeloTce, 6 Ordained deacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 
 332 b ). F.J.B. 232 b : priest, 21 Dec., 1314; 234 b . 
 
 3 Ordained priest, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 7 Thomas Durant (see Vol. I., page 355), 
 221. He had been ordained sub- "Nos [Abbas et ConventusJ dedimus 
 deacon (Litt. Dim.} by the Bp. of Thome Durandi Ecclesiam Sancti 
 Winchester, in St. Mary's, South- Sancreti in Cornubia, circa Fe-stum 
 ampton, 8 June, 1308 (Regist. Wode- Sancti Gregorii" (12 March, 1235-6). 
 lake, 31 6 b ), and deacon in Farnham Annals of Fewkesbury Abbey (Ed. 
 Parish-Church, 21 Sept., in the Luard)/p. 99. 
 
 same year (ibid., 318). F.J.B. 
 R 
 
258 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 ST. SITHNEY [Sancti Sidnini, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Henry occurs as V., 6 July, 1310 ; L 192 b . 
 
 Sir Ralph de Tre^ouweyn, priest, was collated, 26 Aug., 1316 ; 114 b . 
 
 Sir Vincent de Wynter, priest, was collated, 16 May, 1318 ; 127. 
 
 ST. STEPHEN'S-IN-BRANNEL [Sancti Stephani de Branel, MS.], 
 Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Branel ("primam habens tonsuram, " accolite, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 
 220: subdeacon, 15 March, 1308-9; 221 b ), was inst., 24 Oct., 1308; 
 Patron, Sir Walter, called " de Cornubia " ; 36. A Commission was 
 directed, 6 March, 1316-17, to Precentor Wele and Richard de Coletone, for 
 the settlement of a dispute touching this Church, then vacant, and for the 
 Induction of 
 
 William de Scothowe, clerk, presented by William de Cornubia ; Il7 b . 
 
 ST. STEPHEN'S- IN-BRANNEL [Sancti Stephani in Poudreschyre, 
 MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Baldwin, "capellanus de Branel," was inst., 13 July, 1309; Patron, Sir 
 Walter de Cornubia, Knt. ; 42. 
 
 ST. STEPHEN'S-BY-SALTASH [Ecclesia de Esse in Cornubia, also 
 Sancti Stephani de Esse, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Peter de SMtone occurs as R., 12 Oct., 1315 ; 110 b . Vacant "a die 
 Lune proxima ante Festum Nativ. Beate Virginis" (6 Sept.), 1316 ; and 
 
 Roger de Audele, clerk, was iiist., 31 Dec. (by proxy John de Westone) ; 
 Patron, the King; 116 b . 
 
 ST. STYTHIAN'S [Sancte Stediane, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 [Ralph (son of Thomas) de la Hyde, instituted by Bp. Bytton. His successor], 
 
 Roger (son of Roger) de Carmynou, 1 was inst., 18 July, 1309 ; Patron, 2 
 
 King Edward II., " ut heres Edmundi, quondam Comitis Cornubie " ; 42 b . 
 
 .ST. TUDY [Sancti Tudii, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de Kelligryn " ; on whose death was inst., 28 Feb., 1308-9, 
 Benedict Bloyhou ; Patron, Henry de Kelligryn ; 38 b . 
 
 ST. VEEP [Sancti Vepi, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Thomas de Euty occurs as V., 10 Aug., 1308; 35. He was (apparently) 
 
 deprived, and 
 John le Vauton, priest, was inst., 8 June, 1309 ; Patrons, the Prior arid 
 
 Convent of Montacute ; 41 b . " Johannes, dictus le Vauntour " resigned, 6 
 
 Aug., 1309 ; 43 ; and 
 Pagan (son of Nicholas) de Arcubus was inst., 17 Oct. ; Patrons, the same ; 
 
 .44 b . He resigned, 9 Oct., 1318 ; and 
 Sir Richard de Smalehulle, priest, was inst., 21 Dec. ; Patrons, the same ; 139. 
 
 ST. VERYAN [" Ecclesia de Elerky," MS.], Vicar of 
 
 William de Ywefforde (subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 220: deacon, 15 Marcb, 
 1308-9 ; 221 b ), was inst., 13 June, 1309 ; Patrons, the D. and C. of 
 ;__ Exeter ; 41 b Ordained priest, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 223 b . 
 
 ST. WENDRON [Sancte Wendrone, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Master Ralph de Kaerlunyeck, deacon, was collated (by lapse), 14 March, 1309- 
 10; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent of Rewley, near Oxford " Regalis 
 Loci, juxta Oxoniam ; . . . cujus Collacio ad Dominum extitit ilia vice 
 
 1 Ordained deacon, 4 April, 1310 ; cessor (see Vol. I., p. 355), describing 
 224 b : priest, 18 April; 225. the Benefice as vacant "per resigna- 
 
 2 Presented, 9 June, and the Patent cionem Radulphi, filii Thome de la 
 Roll (2 Edw. II., part 1, m. 3) con- Hyde, nuper Persone ejusdem." 
 firms my conjecture as to his prede- 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 259 
 
 devoluta, eo quod dicti Religiosi ipsum Radulphum, tune in Ordine 
 Diaconatus minime constitutum, 1 et sic inhabilem, dicto Domino ad eandem 
 Vicariam presentarunt " ; 48 b . 
 
 [ST. WENN, Kector of 
 
 " Die Sanctorum Quatuor Coronatorum [8 Nov., 1238] data est Ecclesia 
 Sancte Wenne Magistro Willelmo de Staneweye . . per Abbatem et Con- 
 ventum Theokesberie." Annals of Tewkesbury Abbey (Ed. Luard), p. 111]. 
 
 ST. WINNOW [Sancti Wynnoci, MS.], Kector of 
 
 Sir Hugh de Wellia, priest, was inst., 4 May, 1313 ; Patrons, the D. and 0. of 
 Exeter; 70. 
 
 SAMPFORD-COURTENAY, Rector of 
 
 Sir Reymund de Sully, priest, was inst., 29 Aug., 1310 ; Patron, Sir Hugh 
 de Courtenay, Knt. The Church had been vacant " a die Jovis proximo 
 post Festum Sancti Jacobi, Apostoli " (30 July) ; 54 b . 
 
 SAMPFORD-PEVERELL [Saunforde Peverel, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant, " a xvij Kalendas Aprilis" (16 March), 1323-4 ; and 
 Nicholas de Erne? was inst., 8 July, 1324 ; Patron, Sir Elias Cotel, Knt., 
 " racione hereditatis Margerie, uxoris sue " ; 180 b . 
 
 SATTERLEIGH [Saterleghe, MS.], Rectors 
 
 Sir Simon de Raleghe ; he resigned, " die Veneris in Festo Beati Michaelis 
 Archangeli" (29 Sept.), 1318 ; and was succeeded by 
 
 William atte Stone, clerk, 3 inst., 16 Sept., 1320; Patron, Sir Wm. Martyn, 
 Knt. ; 151 b . The Benefice was vacant for nearly two years ; and, that 
 there might be no mistake, both dates are carefully recorded : yet nothing is 
 said of a " lapse " or of its having been held in commendam. 
 
 SEATON [Setone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Roger occurs as V., 17 April, 1309 ; 40 b . 
 
 Sir William occurs as V., 24 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b . His surname was Gladewyne ; 
 
 161 b . And on his death, " die Sabbati proxima ante Festum [Translacionis] 
 
 Beati Thome, Martiris " (4 July), 1321, 
 Sir Walter Byne, priest, was inst., 15 Oct. ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 
 of Sherborne; 161 b . 
 
 SHEBBEAR [Schefbiare and Scheftbeare, margin, Seftbeare, 
 MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Martin de Saltcumbe, priest, was inst., 29 May, 1309 ; Patrons, the Abbat and 
 Convent of Torre ; 41. Vacant " a die Sabbati proxima post Festum 
 Pecollacionis Sancti Johannis Baptiste " (4 Sept.), 1311 ; and 
 
 Jordan de Walcedoune was inst., 24 Sept. ; Patrons, not mentioned; 64. 
 Vacant " a die Mercurii in Festo Sancti Stephani, Prothomartiris (26 Dec.), 
 1313 ; and, 27 Jan., 1313-14, 
 
 Sir Robert de Pyworthi, priest, was inst. ; Patrons, the same ; 82. 
 
 SHELDON [Schildene, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir John de Aylesbeare exchanged, for Farringdon, with 
 
 Sir Richard de SchiUond, inst., 1 Oct., 1318 ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 of Dunkeswell; 131. He resigned by letter, dated Exeter "die Martis 
 proxima post Festum Sancti Martini, Episcopi " (13 Nov.), 1319 ; and 
 
 1 Ordained priest as " Vicarius Ecclesie 1324-5, in the Conventual Church of 
 de Helestone" 4 April, 1310 ; 224 b . St. Mary's, Southwark (Regist. Strat- 
 St. Wendron is the Mother-Church of ford, Bp. of Winchester; 141 b ). 
 Helston (now a separate Vicarage). F.J.B. 
 
 2 Ordained accolite (Litt. Dim.} by 3 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 
 Peter, Bp. of Corbavia, 2 March, 243. [" de la Stone," MS. ;foL 157]. 
 
 R 2 
 
260 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sir Martin de Sancto ffermete, priest, was inst., 25 Oct., 1320 ; Patrons, the 
 same; 152 b . 
 
 SHIRWELL [Schirewille, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 [Robert was R. of Sherwill in 1276-7, Rot. Pat., 5 Edw. L, m. 3d. (43). 
 
 J.I.D.] 
 Master David occurs as R, 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ;^ 48. 
 
 Vacant "a die Mercurii proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini" (13 
 
 Jan.), 1310-11 ; and 
 Stephen de Columbers, clerk, was inst., 19 Feb.; Patron, the Lady 
 
 Alianora de Courtenay, " racione Custodie heredis et terrarum Philippi de 
 
 Bello Monte, quondam filii et heredis Domini Ricardi de Bello Monte, 
 
 defuncti"; 59 b . 
 
 SHOBROOKE [Schokkebrocke and Schockebrocke, MS.], 
 
 Master John de Uphavene occurs as R., 26 July, 1313, the Benefice having 
 
 been, for a time, appropriated to the Office of Subdean ; 79. 
 Master Walter de Esse, clerk, 1 was collated, 26 Sept., 1313 ; 80. 
 
 SIDBURY [Sydebery, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Stephen de Tuvertone, deacon, a was inst., 15 May, 1310 (by Commission, directed 
 to Roger de Otery, 8 May ; 50 b ): Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter ; 51. 
 
 SIDMOUTH [" Sancti Egidii de Sydemuwe, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Ralph de la Pole ; on whose death, " die Sabbati proxima post Festum 
 Ascensionis Domini " (30 May), 1310, 
 
 Thomas Galfridus de Hochelonde, priest, was inst., 6 July 3 ; Patron, Robert 
 Lovel, Prior of Otterton ; 52 b . On whose death 
 
 Master Richard de Tudewille [deacon] was presented before 17 Feb., 1321-2, 
 on which day he obtained Licence to be ordained " a quocumque Episcopo 
 Catholico ... ad omnes Sacros Ordines, ad titulum Vicarie Ecclesie de 
 Sidemouthe," 166 b . He was inst., 12 April, 1322 ; Patron, the Prior of 
 Otterton; 167 b . 
 
 SILVERTON [Sylfeltone margin, Sylfertone], Rectors of 
 
 Master Roger de Sancto Constantino 4 ', priest, occurs as R, 18 Sept., 1309 ; 43 b . 
 
 On his death, "circiter Festo Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste " (24 June), 
 Sir Nicholas de Actone, was inst. (by proxy Elias de Waddeworthe, clerk), 14 
 
 Sept., 1322 ; Patron, the Lady Beatrix Corbet; 169. 
 
 SLAPTON [Beati Jacobi de Slaptone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Gilbert de Mosselewyke resigned, " die Dominica proxima post Festum 
 Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste," (28 June), 1310, and 
 
 Master William de Mosseleivyke, priest, was inst., 14 July ; Patron, Sir Guy 
 de Briane, " Dominus de Castro Walwani " [Co. Pembroke] ; 53. 
 
 SOUTHILL [Southulle, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John de Ferariis first occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 SOUTHMOLTON [Suthmoltone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Wedergrave, priest (admitted in commendam, 2 Jan., 1316-17), 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 23 March, 1313- collated, St. Sithney was in the 
 14; 232: deacon, 6 April, 1314 ; 233. Bishop's gift, for he added the 
 
 2 Ordained priest, 13 June, 1310 ; 225 b . words " per lapsum tern poris," which, 
 5 Not 9 July, as in Oliver's List (Ecdes. of course, are not in the Register. 
 
 Antiq,, iii, 101). The next Vicars in 4 Ordained deacon (Litt. Dim.) " in 
 
 the said List, Ralph de Tre$ouweyn CapelladeSmethejuxtaAddingtone" 
 
 and Vincent de Wynter, were Vicars of [Aldington, with the Chapelry of 
 
 St. Sithney, in Cornwall, not of Smeeth], on the Vigil of Trinity Sun- 
 
 Sidmouth. The Author, evidently, day (4 June), 1300 (Regist. Abp. Win* 
 
 noticed the fact that both were chelaseye, fol. 106 b ). F.J.B. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 261 
 
 was inst., 26 July, 1317: Patron, Sir William Martyn, Knt. ; 120. 
 Master Thomas Flemynge, priest, was inst., 11 April, 1321 ; Patron, the 
 same "et .... optinuit Literas Institucionis tantura. Et, quia non 
 constabat Domino quod Dominus Nicholaus de Wedergrave, ultimo Rector 
 ejusdem, ipsam aliqualiter dimiserit, emanavit Commissio Magistris Ricardo 
 de Coletone, Precentori Exoniensi, et Henrico Bloyou, Rectori Ecclesie de 
 Lanihorn \St. Jtuan-Lanyhorne], conjunctim et divisim, ad vocandum predictum 
 Nicholaum ad certos diem et locum, causam racionabilem, si quam habeat, 
 proppsiturum quare Ecclesiam de Haldesworthe, quam optinuit simul cum 
 predicta Ecclesia de Southmoltone, possit licite retinere ; alioquiu eundem 
 Magistrum Thomam in corporalem possessionem Ecclesie predicte de South- 
 moltone inducendum, et cetera faciendum, etc. ; 157 b . 
 
 SOUTH PETHERWIN [Southpiderwine, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Hugh de Welle ; on whose deprivation was inst., 20 Sept., 1321, 
 Sir William de Eglosros, priest ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of St. Ger- 
 man's; 160 b . 
 
 SOUTH TAWTON [Suthtautone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Geoffrey Tony occurs as R. of " Tawytone," 26 May, 1310 ; L 192. 
 Nicholas Walwayn, clerk, was inst., 26 April, 1314 ; Patron, Geoffry Tony ; 
 84 b . 
 
 SPREYTON [Spreitone, MS.J, Vicar of 
 
 Vacant " a die Mercurii in Festo Sancti Thome Martiris (29 Dec), 1316 ; and 
 Sir Tliomas Pruwet, priest, was iust., 24 Feb., 1316-17 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 (Eustace) and Convent of Cowick ; H7 b . 
 
 STAVERTON, Vicars of 
 
 , Sir Adam [de Ilfrydecombe] occurs as V., 1 April, 1315 ; 84 b . On whose death 
 Sir Robert le Veele, " de Welle," priest, was inst., " ij Nonas Junii " (4 June), 
 1315 ; Patrons, the D. and 0. of Exeter ; 105. On the resignation of le 
 Vel (sic), 8 March, 1321-2, 
 Sir John Darnel, priest, was inst., 23 March ; Patrons, the same ; 167. 
 
 STOCKLEIGH-ENGLISH [Stockleghe Engleis, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Lune proxima post 1 Festum Sancti Georgii," 1312 ; and 
 Sir Peter de Kynbrock, priest, was inst., 20 April, 1312 ; Patron, Sir Henry 
 de Campo Arnulphi (Champernowne), Knt. ; 71 b . 
 
 STOCKLEIGH-POMEROY [Stockleghe Pomeray, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Peter [de Olney] occurs as R., 4 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38. 
 John de Cokyntone, clerk, 2 was collated 18 July, 1313 ; 79. 
 
 STOKE-CLIMSLAND [Stoke in Climeslonde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 John de Doune, clerk. Commission directed to Master Geoffrey de Etone, 
 Canon of Chichester, Sir John Giffard, Canon of Wells, and Master Robert 
 Broke (by John de Langhetone, his Proctor), for his Institution (20 March, 
 1321-2) ; 167. Sir John de StoJce (see Vol. I., pp. 356, 375), must have been 
 his predecessor. On his resignation was inst., 3 Oct., 1322, 
 
 John de Dunstaple, clerk (by proxy Adam de Redinge, clerk) ; Patron, the 
 Queen ; 169. Vacant " a die Sabbati in Festo Sancti Georgii " (23 April), 
 1323; and 
 
 Roger de Blacolnisle? clerk, was inst., 15 April; Patron, the same ; I75 b . 
 
 1 ie. 24 April, viz. the 4th day after 3 Blacolnisse, MS. ; 176. Ordained 
 the new Institution; "post" is priest [Blakeconesle, MS.] in the 
 probably, a clerical error for " ante " Conventual Church of St. Mary's, 
 (17 April). Unless "Georgii" be a Southwark, by the Bp. of Winchester, 
 slip for " Gregorii." 10 March, 1323-4 (Regist. Stratford t 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 6 April, 1314; 140 b ). F.J.B. 
 233. 
 
262 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 STOKE-DAMAREL [Stokedanmarle, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Henry le Megre 1 first occurs as R., 4 April, 1310, when he was ordained 
 
 subdeacon; 224 b . 
 Henry de la Soler, clerk, was inst., 22 March, 1312-13 ; Patron, Sir Hugh de 
 
 Cortenay, Knt. ; 70. On of whose resignation ["ate Soler" MS.], "die 
 
 Lune in Festo Sanctarum Perpetue et Felicitatis " (7 March), 1316-17, 
 John le Yunge, clerk, was inst., and on the same day; Patron, the same ; 
 
 117 b . On whose resignation, 
 John de Fordyngtone, clerk, 2 was inst., 20 Sept., 1318; Patron, the same; 
 
 129 b . He exchanged, for Clyst-Hydon, with 
 Sir Roger de Donstorre, priest, inst., 5 Nov., 1319; Patron, the same; 144 b . 
 
 On whose resignation (by Letter, dated at Exeter, 21 Sept., 1320), 
 Sir John de Chippenham, priest, was inst., 22 Oct. ; Patron, the same ; 152 b . 
 
 STOKENHAM [Stoke in Hamme, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Nicholas Lovetot [not Lovecote, as in Stafford's Reg., pp. 246, 340], 
 first occurs as R., 22 Jan., 1309-10; 47. On whose resignation 
 
 Sir Thomas Nyusom, priest, was inst. by Richard de Coletoue, Commissary, 
 . "apud Prustetone [Preston] juxta Lodyswille," " vj Idus Julii " (10 July), 
 1315 (by proxy Master Win. Campion) ; Patron, Sir Ralph de Mont- 
 hermer; 105. 
 
 Vicar, 
 
 Sir Geoffrey de Farnham first occurs as V., 29 June, 1309 ; L 190. 
 
 STOKE-FLEMYNG, Rectors of 
 
 Sir Walter de Edingtone ; " qui se ipsum in mare demergebat in Vigilia 
 
 Sancti Baruabe, Apostoli" (10 June), 1312, was succeeded by 
 Sir William de Leycestre, inst., 12 July ; Patron, Sir John de Carru, Knt. ; 72. 
 Sir Robert de Pentelowe, priest, inst., 23 Feb., 1312-13 ; Patron, the same ; 70. 
 
 STOKE-GABRIEL, Vicars of 
 
 Master John de Cumba occurs as V. (see Aleborne), 12 Oct., 1309 : 44. 
 A Commission was directed to the Precentor and the Bub-Dean, 24 Feb., 1320-1, 
 touching the Presentation. The Rectory had been appropriated to the Chancellor- 
 ship of the Cathedral ; and there was some dispute as to the right of Presenta- 
 tion to the Vicarage. They were to examine the Deeds of Appropriation ; and, 
 if they found that the Chancellor, Walter Griffard, was true Patron, they were to 
 admit 
 
 Thomas Giffarde, chaplain, his presentee. If, however, they found that the right 
 of Collation to the said Vicarage had been reserved to the Bishop they were, 
 still, to collate and induct the said Thomas, but by the Bishop's authority ; 156. 
 
 STOKE-IN-TEIGNHEAD [Stoke in Tynhide, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Stephen de JBrawode was inst., 31 March, 1316 ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plymptou, Present, Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, Master 
 Nicholas de Hele and Richard de Twyvertone, clerks, and John Prodome, 
 " scutifer Domini "; 112. 
 
 Master William de Ncwetone occurs as R., 20 Sept., 1319 ; 143. 
 
 STOKE-RIVERS, Rectors of 
 
 Peter de Fyshacre, accolite, occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308; (Ord.) 218. He 
 
 exchanged, for Charles, with 
 Henry de Raleghe, accolite 3 ; inst., 26 July, 1309 ; Patron, Sir Peter de 
 
 Fyshacre, Knt. ; 42 b , 
 
 STOWFORD [Stouforde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Adam de Welle occurs as R., " quintodecirno Kalendas Octobris" (17 
 Sept.), 1311 ; 63 b . 
 
 ^Ordained deacon, 13 June, 1310; 225 b . 222 b ; deacon, 4 April, 1310; 224 b ; 
 
 2 Ordained accolite, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 240. priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. 
 
 3 Ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 1309 ; 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 263 
 
 SUTCOMBE, [Suttecumbe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Richard Pollard occurs, 20 Sept., 1309, when he was ordained priest ; 223 b . 
 
 SUTTON, Diocese of Worcester ; see ST. CREED. 
 SYDENHAM [D AMABEL], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Robert de Curtisknolle occurs as R, 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 
 48. On whose resignation 
 
 Sir John Parys, priest, was inst. (by proxy Walter de Doune), 12 April, 
 1316 ; Patron, John Daumarle, " et super hoc optinuit Literas. Non, tamen, 
 juravit Obedienciam ; set commissum fiiit Magistro Blcardo de Cpletone, 
 Official! Domini, tune presenti, et eidem injunctum viva voce, quod hujusmodi 
 juramentum Obediencie a dicto Rectore reciperet, ante tradicionem Literaruin 
 Institucionis et Induccionis supradictarum ; 112 b . 
 
 TAMEBTON-FOLIOT, Vicars of 
 
 John le Flour (also, le Flur) occurs as V., 13 June, 1309 ; L 190 b , 192. 
 Vacant, " a Vigilia Sancti Petri ad Vincula " (31 July), 1324, and 
 
 Sir Nicholas de la Lake, priest, was inst., 22 Aug. ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 Convent of Plympton ; 181 b . N.B. In Bp. Stafford's Register, page 212, 
 read that Forde was instituted in 1413, not in 1403. 
 
 TAVISTOCK [Tavistoche and Tavistoke, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir John de Cameleforde, priest, was inst., 31 July, 1309 ; Patrons, the Abbat 
 and Convent of Tavistock ; 42 b . Vacant " a die Veneris proxima post 
 Festum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli " (2 July), 1311 ; and 
 
 Sir John de Ockamptone, priest, was inst., 20 Jan., 1311-12 ; Patrons, the 
 same ; 68. Vacant " a die Veneris in Festo Sanctorum Nerei et Achilei " 
 (12 May), 1318 ; and 
 
 Sir Robert Bodyer, chaplain, was inst., 18 July ; Patrons, the same ; 128. 
 
 TAWSTOCK [Taustokc and Toustoke, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Robert de Stapddone 1 occurs as R., 22 March, 1307-8 ; 31. On his 
 
 death " circa Festum Ascensionis Domini " (20 May), 1311, 
 Sir Edward de Sancto Johanne, clerk, was inst. (by proxy Sir Roger de 
 
 Berners) " undecimo Kalendas Octobris" (21 Sept.); Patron, Sir Wm. 
 
 Martyn, Knt. ; 63 b . On his resignation 
 Sir Thomas de Bradeforde was inst. (by proxy Thomas de Wodeleghe, clerk), 
 
 30 Jan., 1313-14 ; Patron, the same ; 82. 
 Sir John de Galmetone? was inst., 24 June, 1314 ; Patron, the same ; 85 b . 
 
 TEDBURN-ST. MARY [Tetteborne, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Thomas de Herpetru occurs as R., 30 March, 1311 ; 60 b . Vacant; and a 
 Commission was directed (6 Oct., 1312), to the Precentor, the Chancellor, 
 and the Archdeacon of Exeter, to make Inquisition, and institute any fit 
 Clerk duly presented thereto ; 74. Accordingly, 
 
 Adam de Tavistoke, clerk, 3 occurs as R., 15 Dec., 1312 ; 75. 
 
 TETCOTT [Tettecote, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master William Norreis* was inst. (by proxy Master Richard de Coletone), 
 7 April, 1310 ; Patron, John Pipard ; 49. 
 
 THELBRIDGE [Thelebrigge, MS.], Rector of 
 
 William de Wytherigge occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 (deacon) ; and 22 Feb., 
 1308-9 (priest) ; (Ord.) 218, 221. 
 
 1 Ordained deacon in the Chapel of 2 Ordained deacon, 21 Dec., 1314; 234 b . 
 
 Farnham Castle, 23 Dec., 1307, by 3 Ordained deacon, 23 March, 1313-14 ; 
 the Bishop of Winchester, Litt. Dim. 232 b . 
 
 from Bp. Bytton (Regist. Wodeloke, 4 Ordained subdeacon, 19 Sept., 1310 ; 
 315). F.J.B. 226. 
 
264 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 THORNBURY [Thornburi, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Waller Cornu, first, occurs as R., 22 Feb., 1308-9, when he was ordained 
 priest ; 221. 
 
 THORVERTON, Vicar of 
 
 A Commission was directed, 27 Sept., 1312, to Chancellor Roger de Otery, for 
 
 the Institution [as successor to Nicholas de Tottonia, see Vol. L, 357] of 
 Sir Nicholas de Knodstone, priest ; Patrons, the D. and C. of Exeter ; 73 b . 
 
 THROWLEIGH [Throuleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John Ooffyn occurs as R., 20 Sept., 1309, when he was ordained priest, 223 b . 
 
 THURLESTONE [Thorlestone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Reginald de Ferres, deacon, (see JACOBSTOW Cornwall] ; 39. He 
 exchanged with 
 
 Sir John de Chambernoun, inst., 18 March, 1308-9 ; Patron, Sir John de 
 Ferrariis. "Et condempnatus est in xx libris pro fructibus injuste 
 perceptis de Ecclesia de Jacobstowe, dum ibidem stetit Rector " ; ibid. 
 
 Reginald de Fevers, deacon, 1 exchanged back, and was again iust., 20 Nov., 
 ] 309 ; Patron, the same ; 45. 
 
 Master Henry de Newetone succeeded. His Institution is not recorded ; but, 
 on his resignation, for Quethiock, 
 
 William de Campo Arnulphi, clerk, 2 was inst. (by proxy Roger de Penleyn, 
 clerk), 10 Aug., 1317 ; Patron, the same ; 120 b . On Chambernoun 's death, 
 
 Walter de Pynho, clerk, was inst., 16 Aug., 1321 ; Patron, the same. Pi ' 'o 
 
 Pynho : -Memorandum quod cum, fama puplica reference, ad noticiam i--^ i 
 
 pervenisset quod Walterus de Pynho, clericus, ad Ecclesiam de Thorleston, sue 
 Diocesis, per Dominum Johannem de Ferariis, Militem, presentatus, quasdam 
 Literas scripserat, ac eciam inquisiciones et indictamenta procuraverat et ea 
 fuerat prosecutus, unde quidam homines, propterea, ut dicebatur, suspendio in- 
 terieruut ; quodque idem Walterus quamdam Pensiouem annuam, sibi a dicto Pat- 
 rono suo debitam, ea condicione remiserat ut ipsum ad dictam Ecclesiarn presen- 
 taret ; memoratus Dominus Episcopus premissa omnia et singula . . . objecit: 
 quibus per ipsum denegatis, et indicta sibi super hiis Purgacione, idem Walterus 
 coram Domino, in Capella Hospicii sui Londoniensis, xvj die mensis August!, 
 Anno Domini Millesimo CCOo xxjo, in presencia Magistri Walteri de Setone, 
 Nicholai de Hele, Philippi de la More, Notarii, Johannis de Holonde, clericorum, 
 et mei, Ricardi de Twivertone, personaliter constitutus, de premissis omnibus et 
 singulis, sola manu, 1 tactis Sacrosanctis Evangeliis, de gracia se purgavit ; 159 h . 
 
 Robert de Pynho was inst., 12 July, 1322 ; 176 b . See BRADNINCH (note). 
 
 TINTAGEL [Vicaria Ecclesie de Boscini, margin Boscyni juxta 
 Tyntagel, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Martin -Skynard ; on whose death, 
 
 Sir Hamund de Alternon, priest, was collated (by lapse}, " per birreti nostri 
 tradicionem "4 Dec., 1321, " vestram discrecionem, morum honestatem, 
 et vite sanctitatem, quibus decorari diceris, in nostre mentis scrinio 
 recensentes " ; 162 b . 
 
 TIVERTON, [Tuvertone, MS.], the Prebendal Church of, 
 
 Sir William de Betto Alneto occurs as " Porcionarius," 2 Sept., 1310 ; 54 b . 
 
 Sir Thomas Wyskard, priest, was inst., "iiij Idus Decembris" (10 Dec.), 
 1310, to the Portion of " Tydecombe " ; vacant " a die Lune proxima ante 
 Festum Apostolorum Symonis et Jude" (26 Oct.) ; Patron, Sir Hugh de 
 Courtenay; 57 b . 
 
 Sir Walter de Cloptone. He was succeeded by 
 
 Henry le Megref clerk, inst., 2 March, 1312-13 ; Patron, the same ; 70. 
 
 1 Ordained priest, 18 April, 1310 ; 225. 3 See St. Buryan (Gen. Index,) note. 
 
 2 Ordained priest, 18 March, 1317-18 ; 4 Ordained priest, 22 Dec., 1313 ; 231 b . 
 
 239. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 265 
 
 Master Thomas de Teffonte. On whose resignation, "virtute Constitucionis 
 
 contra Plurales," 16 Feb., 1317-18, 
 Master Thomas de Esse, clerk, 1 was inst., 22 May, 1318 ; Patron, the same ; 
 
 127. On the resignation of le Megre, 
 Sir Robert de la Pitte, priest, was instituted, 6 Aug., 1320 ; Patron, the same, 
 
 Commission for his Induction directed to Precentor Coletone ; 150 b . 
 
 TORBRIAN [Torre Briane, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant " a die Dominica proxima post Festum Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli " 
 
 (12 June), 1317 ; and 
 Robert le Pyl* was inst., 10 July ; Patron, Guy de Briane ; 120. 
 
 TORRINGTON, GREAT [Toritone ; also, Chepyngtoritone, MS.], 
 
 Sir Thomas de Stapeldone occurs as R., 29 March, 1309 ; (Ord.) 221 b . He 
 
 exchanged for Bishopsteignton, 27 Dec., 1309, with 
 Sir Thomas de Hentone ; Patron, Richard de Mertone ; 45 b . Inst., 8 Jan., 
 
 1309-10 (by proxy Peter de Honitone, R. of Ilsington) ; 46. 
 Walter de Mertone* was inst. (by proxy Sir Rd. de Brayleghe, priest), 5 Oct., 
 
 1311 ; Patron, the same ; 64. 
 
 Chantry of St. Mary Magdalene, " juxta Pontem de Chep- 
 yngtoritone," 
 
 Sir Richard de Brente, priest, was inst., 2 Feb., 1311-12 ; Patron, Robert de 
 Hortone; 68 b . 
 
 TOTNES [Tottone, MS.,] Vicars of 
 
 Sir Walter Daumarle occurs as V., 5 Feb., 1308-9 ; 38. He exchanged, for 
 
 Ashprington, 26 Feb., 1310-11, with 
 Nicholas de Mothaye ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of Totnes ; 59 b . 
 
 TOTNES, Priory, Priors of 
 
 Fr. Jocclin occurs as Prior (see MINSTER PRIORY), 26 Feb., 1313-14 ; 82 b . On 
 whose death, " die Beate Marie Magdalene " (22 July), 1322, 
 
 Fr. Robert de Corika, Monk of St. Sergius and St. Bacchus, Anjou, was inst., 
 13 Jan., 1322-3 ; Patron, Sir William la Zouche, Knt, on the nomination 
 of the Abbat and Convent of the said Monastery " presentibus Magistris 
 Waltero de Setone, Nicholao de Hele, Domino Willelmo de Pillaunde, 
 
 Johanne de Piltone, Notario Publico, clericis, et me, Philippo de la More, 
 clerico, similiter Notario Publico, et aliis. ^IfE. ij 171. 
 
 TOTNES, Archdeacons of 
 
 The Collations were not registered during Bp. Stapeldon's Episcopate. I find, in 
 
 Hardy's Le Neve, that 
 
 Roger le Rons occurs as Archdeacon in April, 1297 ; 
 Thomas de Charletone in 1302 [7-19 Nov., see Vol. I., pp. 408, 409] ; 
 William de Puntyngdone, 28 Sept., 1303, and 4 April, 1306 (Obiit 1307, see 
 
 "Wills"); 
 
 Robert Fitz Gildce about 1310 (obiit 16 Jan., 1325-6) ; and that 
 Roger de Charletone succeeded, 4 and died in Office in April, 1338. Oliver repeats 
 
 this List ; but neither refers to any authority. 
 
 TOWNSTAL [Tunstalle, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 1 Ordained accolite, 17 June, 1318, priest, 20 Dec., 1315 ; 236. 
 
 [" Porcionarius de Bradeforde in 4 He occurs as early as 28 Jan., 1307-8 ; 
 
 Ecclesia de Twyvertone "] ; 239 : sub- fol. 29, see page 18, supra) so there is 
 
 deacon, 23 Sept.. 1318 ; 240: deacon, no room for " Robert Fitz Gildse " at 
 
 23 Dec., 1318 ; 240 b . the date named. See " Ordinations," 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 24 Sept., 1317 ; 20 Sept., 1320, on which day he was 
 238: priest, 17 June, 1318 ; 239 b . ordained priest ; 243. 
 
 3 Ordained deacon, 6 April, 1314 ; 233: 
 
266 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Vacant "a die Martis proxima ante Festum Sancti Egidii" 31 Aug.), 
 
 1316 ; and, 11 Sept., 
 Sir Richard de Wydecombe, priest, was inst. ; Patrons, the Abbat and Convent 
 
 of Torre; 114 b . 
 
 TREGONY, Vicars of 
 
 Vacant " a die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Hillarii " (14 Jan.), 
 
 1324-5 ; and, 27 Feb., was instituted 
 Sir Peter le Espice, priest ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of Merton 
 
 (Surrey) ; 183 b . 
 
 TRENEGLOS, Rectors and Vicars of 
 
 Ralph occurs as V., 14 Feb., 1309-10 ; L 192. The Rectory was vacant in 
 1310, and the Patrons (the Prior and Convent of Tywardreath) presented Sir 
 Henry Byschop, of Bodmin, priest. The Bishop (27 Sept.), commissioned 
 Master John de Bruytone, Canon of Exeter, to ascertain whether the patronage 
 had lapsed ; and if not, to institute and induct Byschop. It seems that he not 
 only reported that it had lapsed, but that he had taken a fancy to the Prefer- 
 ment for a kinsman of his own ; for, the Benefice" cujus Collacio ad Dominum, 
 ilia vice, legitime extitit devoluta " was conferred, 2 Oct., on 
 
 Sir John de Bruetone, priest, who, forthwith, obtained Letters of Institution and 
 Induction ; 56 b . The Patrons, as might be expected, were not content with this 
 arrangement, and it was speedily cancelled by the Bishop, who instituted their 
 own Presentee, 
 
 Sir Henry, called Byschop, priest, on the 20th of October. A note is added to the 
 latter Entry, to the effect that the vacancy had occurred so lately as 31 August : 
 there was no pretence, therefore, for the alleged lapse ; 57. 
 
 Sir Ralph de Restyn was inst. (apparently on the 8th of June), as Vicar, by 
 Commission directed, 12 April, 1322, to Walter de Setone (fol. 167 b ) ; 
 Patrons, the same ; I76 b . 
 
 TRENTISHOE, Kectors of 
 
 Sir William de Dyawedone, priest, was inst., 19 Dec., 1308 ; Patron, Rd. de 
 Trendelysho ; 37. Vacant " a die Lune proxima ante Festum Annuncia- 
 cionis Dominice" (19 March), 1323-4 ; and 
 
 Robert de Potteforde, priest, was inst., 25 June, 1324 ; Patron, Sir Wm. Martyn, 
 "racione Custodie Manerii de Trendelesho et Willelini de Trendelesho, ejus- 
 dem Ecclesie Patroni, in minori etate, et in manu dicti Nobilis existentis " ; 
 180 b . 
 
 TREVALGA, Rectors of 
 
 [Roger Corbin held this Benefice in 1238," Eodem die [5 June], Alanus Basset, 
 Dominus de Melenelidan, detulit super predictum Abbatem Breve recognicionis 
 de Advocacione Capelle de Trevalga, quam Rogerus Corbin tune, tenuit ex dono 
 Walteri Abbatis et Conventus Theokesberie ; et, cum predictus Abbas contra 
 predictum Alanuin se obtulisset ad respondendum, ipse Alanus renunciavit Brevi 
 suo, et ita Breve remansit inter finita et in manibus Justiciariorum " Annals of 
 Tewkesbury Abbey (Ed. Luard), page 108]. 
 
 Sir John de Iveleghe, priest, occurs as R., 22 May, 1311 ; 61 b . A Commission 
 was directed to the Official-Principal and Richard de Coletone, Precentor, 
 6 Oct., 1324, to receive his resignation, and any presentations to the 
 Benefice ; 181 b . No Institution is recorded ; but 
 
 Robert Wilmere, deacon, occurs as R., 1 May, 1325: see "Litt. Dim." ; 184. 
 
 TRURO [Truru, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Thomas Crabbe, subdeacon, first occurs as R., 30 April, 1308 ; 33 ; 
 also, 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. He was ordained deacon, 6 March, 1310- 
 11 ; 227 b : priest, 27 March, 1311 ; 228. 
 
 TRUSHAM [Trisme, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see "Confessions"); 48. In 
 Oliver's List (Eccks. Antiq., i, 196) this Incumbent's name is omitted. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 267 
 
 TYWARDREATH, Priory 
 
 Fr. Philip occurs as Prior (see MINSTER PRIORY), 26 Feb., 1313-14 ; 82 b . 
 
 UFFCULME [Ufcolm, MS.], Hectors of 
 
 Richard de Plimstoke (Institution not recorded), was deprived before Oct., 
 1317, see Rome, Court of ; 123. Nevertheless, it is stated that he resigned 
 the Benefice, "septimo Kalendas Octobris (25 Sept.), 1321 ; and 
 
 Sir William de Clopcote was inst. (by proxy Philip de Bathonia), 17 Feb., 
 1321-2 ; Patrons, the Prior and Convent of Bath ; 166 b . 
 
 Master William de WoUeghe, priest, was collated (by lapse], 22 Sept., 1324 
 (vacating Yarnacombe ; but the Bishop admitted him thereto, again in com' 
 mendam, on the same day, with the consent of Sir Rd. de Stapeldone, Knt., 
 presentibus Dominis Thoma de Hentone, Thesaurario, et Thoma Here- 
 ward, Archidiacono Exoniensi, ac Petro de Honetone, . . . et me, Philippo 
 de la More, Notario Publico, ^Klffi. J*.") ; 181 b . He resigned Uffculme, 
 31 Oct , and was again inst. (by proxy Sir Roger de Buddeleghe, clerk), 
 29 Nov., " quam [Ecclesiam] sibi alias optinuit conferri a Domino, jure sibi 
 devoluto, et ipso absolute a cura et regimine Ecclesie ejusdem ; Patrons, 
 the same ; 182 b . 
 
 UPLOMAN [Lomene, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Richard occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Reginald de Wylyngtone, subdeacon, was inst., 24 Sept., 1309 ; Patron, Sir 
 
 Edmund de Wylyngtone ; 44. He resigned almost immediately, and 
 Sir Richard de Hodenet, priest, was inst., 11 Oct. ; Patron, the same ; ibid. 
 Thomas JBisschop, subdeacon, occurs as R., 31 May, 1319 ; 141. 
 
 UPLYME, Rector of 
 
 Sir William occurs, 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48 b . 
 
 UPOTTERY [Uppoteri, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Vacant " a die Sancti Georgii " (23 April), 1318 ; and 
 
 Sir John de Burghtone, priest, was inst., 19 May ; Patrons, the D. and C. of 
 
 Exeter ; 127. On the resignation of de Brouthone (sic), 13 Jan., 1321-2, 
 Sir William Sprengor was inst., 31 Jan. ; Patrons, the same ; 164. 
 
 UPTON-HELLIONS [Uppetone Hilyoun (and Oppetone Hylyon) 
 cum Capella de Cridie, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William de Kayngnes, accolite, was inst., 24 Dec., 1309 ; Patron, Sir William 
 
 Martin, Knt.; 45 b . 
 Sir Matthew de Syreforde, chaplain, was inst., 3 Oct., 1310 ; Patron, the 
 
 same ; 56 b . On Schireforde's resignation 
 Sir Richard de Keathone, priest, was inst. (by Richard de Coletoue, Com- 
 
 missary), 1 May, 1316; 112 b . Vacant "a die Martis in Festo Sancti 
 
 Laurencii (10 Aug.), 1316 ; and 
 Sir Walter " diet us Cissor," priest, was inst., 16 Sept. ; Patron, the same ; 115. 
 
 UPTON-PYNE, Rectors of 
 
 Commission, directed to the Official-Principal and Rd. de Coletone, R. of Petrock- 
 stowe, 9 Sept., 1310, "In negocio ex Officio nostro quod movere intendimus, 
 ad promocionem Johannis de Pyn, contra Tkomam de la, Weye, qui se gerit pro 
 Rectore Ecclesie de Uppetone Pyn ; eciam si de amocione ejusdem ab Ecclesia 
 antedicta agatur " ; 55 b . Another Commission was directed, 17 March, 1311-12, 
 to the Chancellor of the Cathedral, "in Causa . . . inter Johannem de Dogletone, 
 ad Ecclesiam de Uppetone Pyn, tanquam ad vacantem, per J ohannem de Pyn, 
 asserentem se verum Patronum ejusdem, presentatum, actorem, ex parte una, 
 et Dorainum Thomam de la Waye, qui se gerit pro Rectore ejusdem, reum, ex 
 
 altera ; et in omnibus et singulis Articulis dictum negocium contingentibus, cum 
 Canonice cohercionis potestate " ; 69 b . The result is not recorded ; but it is 
 clear that Thomas de la Weye was in possession ; and 
 trying to get rid of him, in favour of John de Dogletone. 
 
 VIRGINSTOWE [Virgenestowe, MS.], Rector of 
 
268 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 John de Tudiforde, priest, was inst., 17 Oct., 1309 
 Convent of Tavistock ; 44 b . 
 
 Patrons, the Abbat and 
 
 WALKHAMPTON, Vicar of 
 
 Sir Walter occurs as V., 31 Oct., 1311 ; 65. 
 
 WARKLEIGHE [Warkeleghe, MS.], Eectors of 
 
 Symon de Raleghe occurs as E., 23 July, 1309 ; L 190 b . 
 William Cosin, subdeacon, 1 occurs as R., 25 Sept., 1319; 143. 
 
 WASHFIELD [Wasfelde, MS.], Rector of 
 
 John Coye, clerk, 2 was collated (by lapse], 2 Jan., 1308-9 ; 37 b . 
 
 WASHFORD-PYNE [ Wahsf ord, Waysf orde and Wasf orde, MS.], 
 
 Robert de Sanclo Gencsio, clerk, was inst., 19 Dec., 1308 ; Patron, Sir Herbert 
 
 de Pyn, Knt. ; 37. 
 Symon de Sancto Oenesio, deacon, was inst., 7 June, 1309 ; Patron, John (son of 
 
 Herbert) de Pyn ; 41 b . 
 
 Eisdem die et loco [sexto decimo die Januarii, apud Clyst, 1311-12], Dominus 
 commisit Custodiam vacantis Ecclesie . . . et Roberti, f.lii Johannis de Sancto 
 Genesio, per Johannem de Pyn, verura Patronum ejusdem, presentati ad eandem, 
 usque ad Festum Nativitatis Beati Johaimis Baptiste proximo futurum [24 June], 
 Domino Ricardo, Rectori Ecclesie de Puttforde, tune presenti et onus hujusmodi 
 in se suscipienti ; 67 b . The said 
 
 Robert de Sancto Genesio, clerk, 3 was inst., 11 July, 1312 ; Patron, John de 
 Pyn, "et memorandum quod, quia videbatur Domino Episcopo prefatum 
 Robertum debiliter literatum, deputavit eidem Dominum Ricardum, Rectprem 
 Ecclesie de Putteforde, in Custodem, quousque de expedicione dicti Roberti sibi 
 constiterit, et hujusmodi Custodiam sic duxerit revocandam" ; 72. On Robert's 
 resignation 
 Sir Richard de Smalahille, priest, was inst., 29 Jan., 1314-15 ; Patron, John 
 
 Pyn, 4 of Hamme (Cornwall) ; 101 b . On Smalehulle's resignation 
 Sir Pagan (son of Nicholas) de Arcubus, priest, was inst., 2 Jan., 1318-19 ; 
 Patron, John de Pyn ; 140. 
 
 WEAR-GIFFARD [Were, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Richard occurs, as R., 12 Sept., 1313 (see "Crusades," fol. 81), and 7 
 Dec., 1319 (see Ashreigney) ; 145 b . 
 
 WEMBWORTHY [Weymeworthe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Henry de Lecche, 5 chaplain, was inst., "30 May, 1309 ; Patron, William le 
 Especke; 41. 
 
 WEST ALVINGTON [Alvyngtone, MS.], Vicars of 
 
 Sir Tliomas de Kenti&byry ; on whose death, " die Veneris proxima post 
 
 Festum Sancti Bartholomei (27 August), 1322, 
 Sir Robert de Hulle, priest, was inst., 6 Oct., "salva, tanien, presbitero in 
 
 Capella Palacii Episcopi Exoniensis celebranti Divina quatuor marcarum a 
 
 predicta Vicaria debita annua pensione " ; Patrons, the President and 
 
 Chapter of Salisbury ; 169. 
 
 1 Ordained 22 Sept., 1319 ; 241. 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 
 220 b : deacon, 20 Sept., 1309; 223: 
 priest, 19 Dec., 1310 ; 226. 
 
 8 Ordained subdeacon, 22 Feb., 1308-9 ; 
 220 b : and styled "Rector" in the 
 Ordination List. 
 
 4 Altered from " de Pyn," by erasure. 
 
 5 Richard de Sereforde seems to have 
 been his (perhaps, immediate), pre- 
 
 decessor, " Wemmeworthe, Pre- 
 sentation directed to the keeper of 
 the Spiritualities of the Bishoprick of 
 Exeter, of Richard de Sereforde, to 
 this Church, void, and in the King's 
 Gift by reason of the Custody of the 
 lands and heirs of John Wyger, 
 deceased, which is in the King's 
 hands. Newcastle-on-Tyue, 15 Sept., 
 [1280] (Rot. Pat. 8 Edw. /. m. ), J.I.D. 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 269 
 
 WEST ANSTEY [taxanda et ordinanda Vicaria de Westansti, 
 MS.], Rector and Vicar of 
 
 Thomas occurs as R., 8 Feb., 1308-9 ; L 189 b . 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Waisfeld, priest, was inst. as V., 29 Oct., 1319 ; Patrons, the 
 D. and C. of Exeter ; 144 b . 
 
 WEST BUCKLAND [Westboclaunde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Symon de Arnyngworthy (also Aingworthe), priest, first occurs as R, 17 May, 
 1308; 34. Vacant "xiij Kalendas Octobris " (19 Sept.), 1313; and 
 
 William de Nywenham, clerk, 1 was inst., " die Martis proxima post Festutn 
 Sancti Hillarii (15 Jan.), 1313-14; Patron, Wm. de Harewylle, " racione 
 uxoris sue " ; 82 b . He resigned, v to Kalendas Aprilis " (28 March), 1318 ; 
 and 
 
 William de Briddale, clerk, 2 was inst., 14 May ; Patron, the same, "salvis 
 tamen fructibus et proventibus dicte Ecclesie eidem Willelmo de Nywenham, 
 quatenus sibi de jure debentur " ; 127. 
 
 WEST DOWNE [Westdoune, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Vacant in 1322 ; and the Bishop (to whose Collation it belonged) com- 
 missioned his Official-Principal, Walter de Setone, to confer it upon any fit 
 clerk (18 March, 1322-3) ; 175. Accordingly, 
 
 Richard de Otery was inst., 4 April, 1323 ; 176 b . See note to BRADNINCH. 
 
 WESTLEIGH, Rector and Vicar of 
 
 Sir Warine de Penildes, priest, was inst., 17 July, 1310 ; Patrons, the D. and 
 
 C. of Exeter ; 53. To the ' taxanda Vicaria Ecclesie de Westleghe " 
 Sir Symon Stiria, priest, was collated 19 Aug., 1314 ; 87 b , 89. 
 
 WEST OGWELL [West Woggewille, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Simon de Boyrile, clerk, 3 was presented by John de Boyvile, and the Bishop 
 committed the Sequestration to Win. de Stonhouse, R. of Dunchideock, till 
 Easter, 1319 ; reserving a sufficient stipend for the Chaplain appointed to 
 serve the Church in the interval, and, from the residue, adequate means of 
 support for the Presentee "in Scolis Literalibus " (5 Oct., 1318) ; 131. 
 
 WEST WORLINGTON [Westwolryngtone, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard occurs as R., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions"); 48. 
 Johel de Bulcyngtone, clerk, 4 was inst., 21 Sept., 1318 ; Patron, Matthew de 
 Bukyngtone ; 130. 
 
 WHIMPLE [Wympel, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Walter de Buris occurs as R., 23 Dec., 1315. A Memorandum in the 
 margin states that he died about this time (see page 204, note 2) ; 111. 
 
 WHITCHURCH, Rector of 
 
 Sir James Franceis occurs as R., 14 Jan., 1321-2 ; 165 b . See L 190 b . 
 
 WHITSTONE [Cornwall, Sancti Nicholai de Wytestone, MS.], 
 
 Roger [son of Roger] de Carmynou occurs as R., 12 April, 1309 ; 40. His 
 
 successor was 
 Ralph (son of Thomas) de la Hyde, accolite, 5 inst., 18 July, 1309 ; Patron, 
 
 Oliver de Carmynou ; 42 b . Vacant " a die Sabbati proxima ante Festum 
 
 Sancti Laurencii (8 Aug.), 1310; and 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 6 April, 1314; tution not recorded ; but he is called 
 233. Rector in these Ordination Lists. 
 
 2 Ordained accolite, 21 May, 1318 ; 4 Ordained accolite, 23 Sept., 1318 ; 
 239: subdeacon, 23 Sept., 1318; 240: deacon, 22 Sept., 1319 ; 241 b . 
 240 b : deacon, 23 Dec., 1318 ; 240 b 5 He was not, however, ordained accolite 
 
 3 Ordained accolite, 22 Sept., 1319 ;241: till 20 Sept., 1309 ; 222 b (see " Litt. 
 subdeacon, 22 Dec., 1319: 242: Dim. " ; 44 b ). 
 
 deacon, 20 Sept., 1320 ; 243. ' Insti- 
 
270 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Master Richard le Seneschal, clerk, 1 was inst., 10 Sept. ; Patron, the same ; 55 b . 
 
 WHITSTONE [Devon Wyttestone, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Sir Hugh de Pouderham, subdeacon, 2 occurs as R., 29 Nov., 1308 ; 37- 
 
 WiDECOMBE-iN-THE-MooR, Vicar of 
 
 Sir Thomas occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions") ; 48. 
 
 Wip WORTHY [Wydeworthi, MS.], Kector of 
 
 Sir Clement [de Foleforde}, subdeacon, 3 occurs as R., 8 Dec., 1308 ; 37. 
 
 WILLAND [Ecclesia de la Wildelonde, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir Richard de Cerne ; on whose resignation [for Ashcott (Somerset}, to which 
 
 he was inst. in July, 1315 ( Weaver)], 
 Sir Elias de. Thyngdene, priest, was inst., 14 Oct., 1315 ; Patrons, the Prior 
 
 and Convent of Taunton ; 110 b . 
 
 WINKLEIGH [Wynkeleghe, MS.], Rectors and Vicars of 
 
 [ William de Molendinis (see Vol. I., page, 191), was R. as early as 20 March, 
 1234 5. "xiij Kalendas Aprilis [1234] data est Ecclesia de Wynkelege Magistro 
 Willelmo de Molendino ab Abbate et Conventu Theokesberie, renunciante 
 Roberto de Capella jure suo, et ipso Magistro Willelmo jure suo, quod 
 habuit ex dono Episcopi Exonie, coram dicto Episcopo in pleno Consistorio, apud 
 Exoniam" (Annals of Tewkesbury Abbey, Ed. Luard, page 94)]. 
 
 Sir William de Alreforde occurs as V., 9 May, 1310 ; 50 b . He resigned, 11 
 Sept., 1313, " coram Episcopo, in Aula sua [apud Farndone Faringdon, 
 Hants]" ; in the presence of Chancellor Roger de Otery, Master John 
 Monglitch, Rd. de Braileghe, R. of Morchard-Bishop, Rd. de Werre, R. 
 of Werre, and others ; 79 b . 
 
 Dominus Episcopus contulit, racione vacacionis Decanatus Exoniensis Ecclesie, 
 in Custodia s\ia existentis, Annuale quod Dominus Symon de Membyry, pro 
 animabus Dominorum Rogeri de Wynkeleghe et Johannis le Rous in eadem 
 Ecclesia nuper optinuit, Domino Johanni le Arbloster, presbitero ; et Annuale 
 quod Dominus Rogerus dictus Strange pro anima Domini Walteri de Penbrock 
 optinuit in eadem concessit Domino Rogero de Sydebyry ; pro ipsius Domini 
 Episcopi beneplacito possidenda. Et super hoc dictus Johannes le Arbloster 
 optinuit Literas Induccionis, et dictus Rogerus Concessionis Subdecano in 
 Ecclesia Exoniensi (31 May, 1309); 41. 
 
 WITHERIDGE [Wytherigge, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Master Thomas de Gorges occurs as R., 2 July, 1311 ; 64 b . Bishop Quivil 
 gave him the Custody of the Church, 4 Nov., 1282 (see Vol. I., page 360). 
 There is no record of his Institution ; but he was " Persona " of the Parish, 
 25 Aug., 11 Edw. I [1283], as appears by a Writ of Privy Seal to Hugh de 
 Kendall and Walter de Odiham, to send to the Sheriff of Devonshire 
 Letters of Protection for the said Thomas. F.J.B. 
 
 Sir William de Wengrave^ priest, was admitted, incommendam, 30 April, 1317 ; 
 Patron, Sir Robert Fitz-Pagan, Knt. Through the neglect of his prede- 
 cessor, the Church and the Rectorial Buildings, and the Benefice generally, 
 had suffered great injury ; 119. Inst., 15 Oct. ; 123. 
 
 WITHIEL, Rector of 
 
 Vacant " die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Hillarii " (16 Jan.), 1323-4 ; 
 
 and 
 Sir Ralph de Lamptt, priest, was inst., 2 March ; Patrons, the Prior and 
 
 Convent of Bodmin ; 181. 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 5 June, 1311; 228: 3 Ordained deacon, 21 Dec., 1308 ; 218 ; 
 Deacon in Esher Chapel (Litt. Dim.), priest, 23 April, 1309 ; 222. 
 
 by the Bp. of Winchester, 14 April, 4 Inst. to Staple- Fitzpaine, 22 May, 
 
 1313 (Regist. Wodeloke, 327). F.J.B. 1310 ; Patron, Sir Robert Fitzpaine, 
 
 2 Ordained deacon, 6 March, 1310-11; senior; and in Aug., 1314,toPorlock, 
 227 b : priest, 18 Dec., 1311 ; 229. which he held till 1317 (Weaver). 
 
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 271 
 
 WOODLEIGH [Wodeleghe, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Thomas de Mertone, clerk, 1 was inst., 27 March, 1309 ; Patron^ Henry 
 Fitz-Alan; 39 b . 
 
 WOOLFARDISWORTHY [Wolfradisworthi, Wolf ardiswor the and 
 Wolfredisworthi, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 William, de Crautkorne, clerk, was inst, 10 July, 1310 (by proxy Matthew 
 de Crauthorno) ; Patron, Sir Robert de Stockhay, Knt. ; 52 b . 
 
 Master Richard de Sancto Leonardo, clerk, 2 was inst. (by proxy John de 
 Lancevetpne, clerk), 16 Oct., 1310 ; Patron, the same; 57. Vacant "a 
 die Dominica proxima post Festum Sancti Georgii (29 April), 1324 ; and, 
 24 May, was inst. 
 
 Master John le SpeTce? clerk ; Patron, the same ; 180. 
 
 WYKE ST. MARY, [Sancte Marie de Wike, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Vacant "a die Veneris in Festo Conversionis Sancti Pauli " (25 Jan.), 
 . 1324-5 ; and 
 
 William de Helperby, clerk, was inst., 9 March ; Patron, Sir Ranulph de Albo 
 Monasterio, Knt. ; 183 b . 
 
 YARCOMBE [Ertecumbe margin Yertecumbe, MS.], Vicar of 
 
 Robert de Chulmeleghe, priest, was inst., 19 Sept., 1315 ; Patron, Robert called 
 Lovel, Prior of Otterton ; 109 b . 
 
 YARNSCOMBE [Erniscombe and Yerniscombe, MS.], Rectors of 
 
 Sir William Hereward first occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308 ; (Ord.) 218. He 
 
 exchanged, for Bickleigh, with 
 Master William de Wolleghe, inst., 27 Sept., 1318 ; Patron, John Hureward ; 
 
 130 b . He resigned, 22 Sept., 1324 (fol. 183), and was, again, admitted, in 
 
 commendam, with the consent of Sir Richard de Stapeldone, Knt. ; 181 b . 
 Sir Richard de Twyvertonc, priest, was inst., 25 Dec., 1324; Patron, Sir 
 
 Walter de Stapeldone ; 183, 
 
 YARNSCOMBE, LITTLE ["Cantaria Capelle Beati Johannis de 
 Parva Ernyscumbe], 
 
 Sir Richard de la ffele, priest, was inst., 23 Aug., 1310 ; Patrons, John 
 Hereward and Robert Barry ; 54. 
 
 Sir Robert de Thorndone, priest, was inst., 10 Nov., 1319 ; Patrons, the same 
 (John Hireward, " de Erniscombe," and Robert Barri) ; 145. 
 
 " The Manor of Little Yarnscoinbe was antiently in the Family of Salvain, and 
 passed, by successive female heirs, to Fitzwarren, Davailes or Davel, and Harris. 
 . . . Risdon says there was, in antient times, a Chapel at Little Yarnscombe, 
 and that the Families of Herward and Barry presented alternately to Great and 
 Little Yarnscombe. The Chapel spoken of by Risdon has been converted into 
 a cottage : it is on an Estate called Lower Chappie " (Lysons). 
 
 YEALMPTON [Yalmptone, MS.], Yicar of 
 
 Sir Ralph occurs as V., 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 ZEAL-MONACHORUM [Sele, MS.], Rector of 
 
 Master Hugh de Ockestone first occurs as R., 21 Dec., 1308, when he was 
 ordained priest ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 ZENNOR [Sancte Senare, MS.], Yicars of 
 
 Sir William de Arlyn occurs as V., 23 Aug., 1315 ; 108 b . 
 
 Sir Michael de Lamoren, priest, was collated, 19 Dec., 1315 ; 111. 
 
 1 Ordained subdeacon, 23 April, 1309 ; 3 Inst., 1 April, 1349, to Porlock (Somer- 
 222: priest, 25 March, 1312; 229 b . set} ; Patron, Robert de Stockheye: 
 
 2 Ordained subdeacon, 6 March, 1310- he died in 1360-1 (Weaver). 
 11; 227. 
 
272 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 CANONSLEIGH ABBEY, Petronilla [de Clare] occurs as Abbess, 
 19 Sept., 1318; 129 b See, also, page 96. 
 
 Instowe, 
 
 Master Rd. de Morcestre, subdeacon, R. Dispensation : non-residence for two 
 years from Christmas, to study, etc. (14 Oct., 1315) ; 110 b : renewed for a 
 year (30 Sept., 1317), " et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam "; 123 b : 
 renewed for two years "et dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem j marcam" 
 (20 Sept., 1318); 129 b . 
 
 Yenestowe, Geoffrey de, accolite, -- Dispensacio super defectu 
 natalium (" de presbitero genitus et soluta "), 15 Dec., 
 1308; 37. 
 
 Insula, Peter de, an Executor of Bp. Quivil's Will ; L 200. 
 
 Inthetoune, Henry, clerk, of the Diocese of Exeter, 
 
 The Bishop writes to the King on his behalf. He had been committed to the 
 King's Prison at Exeter " super furto duorum agnorum, unius paris novorum 
 sotularium, et unius velleris multone." Sir John de Foxleghe and the other 
 Judges of Assize had delivered him to the Bishop (Privilege of Clergy) ; and, 
 protesting his innocence, he had purged himself. The Bishop besoxight the King 
 to restore to him his lands, goods, and chattels (1 Aug., 1313) ; 79. 
 
 Inward leigh, 
 
 Master Richard Noreis, accolite, R. Dispensation: non-residence for a year, 
 to study, etc. ('2 Oct., 1317) ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders ; 122 b : he 
 complied with this condition, and a like Dispensation was granted, 27 Sept.j 
 1319; 143: renewed (9 Sept., 1320) ; 151 : again, for two years (22 Aug., 
 1322) ; 168: again for a year (22 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b . 
 
 Inwardisleghe, Richard de, see Coraptone, William ; 60 b . 
 Ipplepen, (see " Dedications ") ; 126 b . 
 Ipplepen Priory, 
 
 Prior Geoffrey was licensed " die Jovis proxima post Festum Nativitatis Beate 
 Virginis" (11 Sept.), 1315, " apud Iplepenne . . . , ad instanciam Domine 
 illius Ville, . . . quod, infra presentem annum possit visitare parentes [et] 
 amicos suos, in Partibus transmarinis," 1 for ten weeks, including the 
 journey both ways ; he was not to remain abroad, or resign his Priory, or 
 change his status therein in any way ; 109. Again, 12 April, 1317 ; to visit 
 the Mother House, and return within two months ; 118 b . 
 
 Isabella, Queen of England, 
 
 As to moneys due to her from Glasney, on account of the Appropriation of 
 the Rectories of St. Allen and St. Newlyn; L 208, 208 b ; presents to 
 Michaelstowe ; 152: St. Creed; 139 b , 158 b , 167 b : Stoke -Climsland ; 169, 
 175 b . See Jargoho. 
 
 Islabona, Hugh de, see Comptone, William ; 60 b . 
 Iveleghe, John de, R. of Trevalga, resigns ; 1 81 b . 
 
 J. 
 
 Jacobstowe (Cornwall), 
 
 1 The Religious of Ipplepen were subject Diocese of Rennes, in Britanny. The 
 
 to the Abbey of Fourgeres, in the Priors were also Rectors of the Parish. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 273 
 
 John de Campo Arnulphi (Champernowne), subdeacon, R. Dispensation: non 
 residence for two years, to study, etc. (11 May, 1310) ; 51. 
 
 Jacobstowe (Devon), 
 
 Mark de Wyke-St. Mary appointed coadjutor to Walter, the R. " senio con. 
 fectus et occulto Dei judicio perpetua egritudine gravatus" (16 May, 
 1308) ; 34. John de Bere, R. Dispensation: non-residence till the F. of 
 St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.], to study, etc. (23 Sept., 1323), he was to 
 take subdeacon's Orders within the year ; 176 b : renewed (deacon), for a 
 year (22 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b . 
 
 Jagel, Richard, clerk, see Braunton ; 66 b : Crediton ; 67 b . 
 Jargoho (also, Jargoo), Sir John de, Domestick Chaplain to 
 Queen Isabella, 
 
 The Bishop, on the Queen's request [see the Letters ; pp. 13, 14] ; grants him an 
 annual Pension of 40s. "de Camera" (8 July, 1308). This was cancelled 
 " vacat; et est infra in ij folio sequenti " ; 34 b . Renewed, and for five marks 
 " pridie Kalendas Novembris " (31 Oct.), 1308; but again cancelled "vacat; 
 quia est infra"; 36. Increased to ten marks, "die Mercurii proxima ante 
 Festum Pentecostes " (14 May), 1309, to cease when the Bishop provided him 
 with a Prebendal Benefice. In the end, it was never paid at all ; for this Entry, 
 also, is cancelled "vacat; quia provisum est"; 40 b . There follow copies of 
 two Letters. In the first, the Bishop, writing to the Primate "in Festo Trans- 
 lacionis Sancti Nicholai" (9 May), 1309, announces his assent to the Queen's 
 desire. The second is as follows : " Venerabilibus in Christo Patribus, dilectis 
 nobis in Christo, Dei gracia Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, etc., et Londoniensi 
 Episcopo, Ysabella, eadem gracia Regina Anglie, etc. , salutem, etc. Cum vobis* 
 et vestruni cuilibet sit ab Apostolica Sede commissum ut, ad nominacionem 
 nostram, de Canonicatibus et Prebendis Exoniensis, Conventrensis, et Lich- 
 feldensis, necnon quarundam aliarum Ecclesiarum Regni Anglie, singulis ydoneis 
 Personis quas vobis et vestrum cuilibet duximus nominandas, si illorum ad 
 quos Prebendarum illarum spectat Collacio consensus accedat, provideatis 
 auctoritate predicta, et eas in Canonicos et in Fratres Ecclesiarum ipsaruin recipi 
 faciatis ; et Venerabilis Pater, dilectus nobis in Christo, Dei gracia Episcopus 
 Exoniensis, nostri consideracione libenter consensit ut dilecto et familiari Capel- 
 lano, nostro Domino Johanni de Jargoho, ad nominacionem nostram, de Canoni- 
 catu et Prebenda Ecclesie Exoniensis providere eadem Auctoritate possitis, prout 
 in ipsius Sedis et Episcopi supradicti Literis videbitis plenius contineri, Pater- 
 nitatem vestram attente precamur quatinus prefato Capellano nostro, Claris 
 virtiitum titulis insignito, quern vobis ad hoc ydoneum nominamus, de Canoni- 
 catu et Prebenda dicte Exoniensis Ecclesie predicta Auctoritate Apostolica 
 providere velitis, eundem facientes recipi, cum plehitudine juris Canonici, in 
 ipsius Ecclesie Exoniensis Canonicum et in Fratrem, et omnia alia complentes 
 que in premissis Apostolicis Literis continentur. Datum Loncloniis, x die Maii, 
 Anno Domini M CCC nono " ; 41. See Exeter, Canons of (Inst.) ; 41 b , 47 b . 
 
 Jerusalem, the Hospital of St. John of, in England ; 45, 
 
 Apud Stockwille, xvj Kalendas August! (17 July, 1313), emanavit Litera 
 Officialis pro Priore et Fratribus Domus Sancti Johannis Jerosolym super 
 Procuracionibus Domini Arnaldi, etc., Cardinalis, etc., videlicet, de uno anno, ita 
 quod, si aliquid recueperit de Procuracione eorundem, quod restituerit eisdem ; et 
 circa exaccionem ulteriorem ipsius nullatenus molestentur ; quodque quascum- 
 que Sentencias, in eos latas occasione Procuracionis predicte, relaxaret. Extracta, 
 de Forma Originalis Acquietancie dicti Cardinalis penes nos remanentis; que, 
 quidem, Litera dictas Acquietancie Liter as continet in effectu ; 78. See Awlis- 
 combe(InsL) ; I49 b St. Cleer (Inst.) ; 56 b , L 214. The Prior of ; See Tottehale. 
 
 Jeu (also, Gyv), Adam le, R. of St. Ervan; 41 b , 108; L 194 b . 
 Jeu, Nicholas le, clerk ; L 199. 
 Jeu, Sir Roger le, Knt., presents to Ringmore ; 180. 
 Joce, John, collated to a Prebend in Crediton ; 184 b . 
 8 
 
274 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Joce, Thomas, Cardinal of England ; 3 (page 8) : 4 (page 11) : 
 
 5 b (page 16). See Birtone ; 38. 
 John XXIL, Pope ; see Scotland; 132 b 138 b . 
 John, King o England, 
 
 [The following Documents have been copied, without note or comment, on a 
 blank space at the beginning of the Register] : 
 
 "Johannes, Dei gracia Rex Anglie, Doniinus Hibernie, Dux Normaunie et 
 Aquitanie, Comes Andegavie, omnibus Christi Fidelibus ad quos presens 
 Soriptum pervenerit, salutem, Sciatis quod Interdictuui quod vulgariter 
 utlagacio nuncupatur, quod proponi fecimus contra Personas Ecclesiasticas, 
 publice revocavimus et revocamus. Et protestamur, per has nostras Patentes 
 Literas, id ad nos de Personis Ecclesiasticis nullatenus pertinere, quodque illud 
 de cetero contra Personas Ecclesiasticas non faciemus promulgari. Revocavi- 
 mus, eciam, et revocamus utlagacionem laicorum ad negocium quod inter nos et 
 Ecclesiam Anglicanam diucius versatum est pertiuencium. Remittimus, 
 eciam, omnia que post Interdictum Regni nostri ab Ecclesiarum Hominibus 
 recepimus preter Regni consuetudinem et Ecclesiasticam libertatem. Teste 
 meipso, apud Bere \Beer-Regis, Dorset], xxviij die Junii, Anno Regni nostri 
 quintodecimo [1213] ; 13. [Entered, down to "promulgari," and dated at 
 Battle, 12 June, on Rot. Pat, 15 Joh., m. 11]. 
 
 "Johannes, etc., Justiciariis, Vicecomitibus, Constabulariis et omnibus Ministris 
 et Ballivis suis, salutem. Sciatis nos concessisse Venerabili Patri nostro, 
 H[uberto], Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, custodiam omnium clericorum capti- 
 vatorum, pro quocumque forisfacto fuerint capti vel detenti. Unde vobis 
 firmiter precipimus quod eidem Archiepiscopo reddatis omnes clericos quos in 
 custodia vestra habetis, si quos in custodia habetis, vel quos vos pro aliquo 
 forisfacto, quodcumque sit, contigerit habere. Et prohibemus ne quis aliquem 
 clericum pro quocumque forisfacto detinere presumat postquam prefatus Archi- 
 episcopus ipsum requisiverit. Teste Willelmo Marescallo, Comite de Pembroc, 
 apud Argetone, vij die Junii " ibid. [1200, -Entered on Rot. Pat. 2 Joh., m. 32], 
 
 Jorz, Robert de, see Kingsteignton (Inst.) ; 88 b . 
 Juggere, Richard le, see Egleby, " Wills" ; L 212 b . 
 Jurisdiction (Episcopal, beyond the Diocese), 
 
 Litera Episcopi Londoniensis super Jurisdiccione exercenda: " Qt vos inter 
 vestre Diocesis subditos cpram vobis judicium subire volentes, non de jure set 
 gracia nostra speciali, ad instanciam et interpellacionem vestram, ea que Juris- 
 diccionis sunt in nostra Civitate et Diocesi Londonierisi, dura tamen in presenciali 
 audiencia vestra, valeatis exercere . . . concedimus facultatem, "ij Nonas 
 Januarii" (4 Jan.) 1317-18 ; 124. Our Bishop received a similar Letter from 
 the Bishop of Winchester, at the same time ; ibid. See London. 
 
 Juweaux, Britel, and Emmota de la Walle ; their marriage, 
 
 Eisdem die, anno, et loco [xij die mensis Augusti, apud Nemetone Episcopi, 1317] 
 comparuit coram dicto Patre [Episcopo] Doniinus Johannes de Heynstecote, 
 pres biter, et, requisitus per dictum Patrem, fatebatur se clam solempnizasse, in 
 quadam Capella privata, bannis non premissis, matrinionium inter Britel 
 Juweaux et Emmotam de la Walle ; unde dictus Pater, audita hujusmodi con- 
 fessione, prefatum presbiterum juxta[formam] Con&titucionis Generalis super hoc 
 edite, a Celebracione Divinorum per sequens triennium suspendebat, reservando 
 sibi potestatem hujusmodi penam mitigandi seu infligendi majorem, prout culpe 
 qualitas super hoc major fuerit sive minor, Presentibus Domino Ricardo de 
 Stapeldone, Milite, Johanne de Pedertone, Magistro Nicholao de Hele, et 
 Ricardo de Tuvertoue, clerico. Postea, relaxata dicta Suspensioue usque ad 
 x dies dumtaxat, Dominus super ulteriori tempore cum dicto presbitero 
 dispensavit ; 120 b . 
 
 K. 
 
 Kaerlunyeck, Kalph de, inst. to St. Wendron ; 4S b , 180 : L 212. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 275 
 
 Kalenderehaye (Exeter), see Nonaunt (Oratories) ; 160. 
 
 Karveynecke, Thos. de, 3 b (page 10) : collated to St. Allen ; 84. 
 
 Kaulwodeleghe, Milo de, inst. to Ideford ; 39 b . 
 
 Kaignes, Joan (see page 34); 115 b . 
 
 Kaignes, Thomas, collated to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 183 : 
 
 resigns; 183 b . 
 Kayngnes (also Caingnes), William de, inst. to Upton-Hellions ; 
 
 45 b : to Broadwood-Widger ; 52, 58 b , 65, 73 : collated to 
 
 a Prebend in Crediton ; 152: to Bishopsteignton, 184. 
 
 See L 201 b , 213 b , 214 b . 
 
 "Keathone, Richard de, inst. to Upton-Hellions ; 112 b . 
 Kelligryn (also KelKgren), Henry de, presents to St. Tudy ; 
 
 38 b : to Kentisbeare ; 124. 
 
 Kelligryn, William de, (late) R. of St. Tudy ; 38 b . 
 Kelly,- 
 
 Sir Henry de Kelly, R. "Licencia accedendi ad Curiam Romanam, et 
 absentandi se a dicto die [16 Nov., 1323], usque ad Festum Beati 
 Michaelis " ; 177. 
 
 Kempeleghe, Wm. de., resigns Huntshaw and is inst. to High 
 Bickington ; 86 b : exchanges back to Huntshaw ; 101 b . 
 
 Kemyel, John de, inst. to St. Ladock ; 159 : deprived ; 169 b . 
 
 Ken, Nicholas de ; L 203. 
 
 Kene, John, inst. to Little Hempston ; 174, 182. 
 
 Kenneggy, in St. Breage ; 1 (page 4). 
 
 Kent, Walter de, presented to Cardinham ; 124 : inst. thereto ; 
 128 : resigns Boconnoc; 130 b . 
 
 Kentisbeare [Kentelesbiere and Kentelisbiare, MS.], 
 
 Sir William de Campo Arnulphi (Ohampernowne) : non-residence for two 
 years from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (11 Dec., 1308) ; 37: Licence to ptft 
 out his Benefice to farm, for four years, " viro ydoneo et honesto (27 Aug., 
 
 1309) ; 43: Dispensation renewed for two years, from Michaelmas (9 Sept., 
 
 1310) ; 55 b : renewed from Michaelmas, for one year (10 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 
 Kentisbury, 
 
 Sir Peter [de Fizsacre], priest, R. Licence of non-residence, for a year from 
 Michaelmas, " et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis x solidos " (10 
 Sept., 1318) ; 129. 
 
 Kentisbyry, Thomas de, Y. of West Alvington, deceased ; 169. 
 Kenton, 
 
 Sir John, called Burgeis, priest, appointed Coadjutor to the V., Sir Richard de 
 Worthe (18 Sept., 1318) ; 129*>. 
 
 Kernike, Michael de, inst. to St. Erme ; 143, 
 Kernek, Philip de, see Bodmin Priory ; 108 b . 
 Kernike, Ralph, clerk, inst. to St. Erme ; 177, 182. 
 S 2 
 
276 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Kerres, Ralph de (of Mousehole, near Penzance) ; L 188. 
 Keteforde, Walter and John, see Crediton ; 107. 
 Ketene, John de, Bishop-Elect of Ely (q. v.) ; 53 b . 
 Kydford 1 (Somerset), Thomas de Columbrigge, R. of; 36 b . 
 Kyldringtone, Richard de, see Farnham, William de ; 60. 
 Kylkenny, Andrew de, Dean of Exeter, see " Wills " ; 64. 
 [Kylkenny, John de, 
 
 " Exon. Dioc., per dim. Episcopi Loci, ad titulum Prioris et Oonventus de 
 Calceto, Cicestr. Dioc." ; ordained Priest by Abp. Walter Reynolds, in the 
 Parish- Church of Croydon, on Ember Saturday in Pentecost Week(l7 May), 
 1315 (Reg. Reynolds, fol. 172). F.J.B.] 
 
 Kylkenny, William de, Canon of Exeter; 121 b . See Polslo ;" 
 33 : Exeter, St. Mary- Arches ; 77 b , 
 
 "Gustos Spiritualitatis " Sede vacante ; L 185 b , etc. 
 
 Kilkhampton, 
 
 Eichard de Greynvyle, E .Certificate of his having been ordained subdeacon 
 by Walter [Haselschawe], Bishop of B. and W., in his Chapel at Woky (Litt. 
 Dim. from Bisbcp Bytton), " die sabbati Quatuor Temporum in Vigilia 
 Sancte Trinitatis " (20 May), 1307; 5 9 b . Dispensation "in Forma 
 Concilii " (14 Oct., 1308) ; 35 b : again, 5 Oct., 1309 ; 44 : Licence of non- 
 residence, to study in Sacred Theology or Canon-Law (4 Jan., 1311-12) ; 
 67 : again, till the Feast of the Nativity of St. John-Baptist " pro ipsius 
 Ecclesie et suis negociis procurandis," from 3 Feb., 1320-1 ; 155 : again, 
 to study, etc., in Foreign Parts or at home, as he might prefer (21 May, 
 1324) ; 180. 
 
 Kylkamptone, John de, Prior of Bodmin ; 51 b , 85 b , 89 b . 
 Kyngesbury, John de, inst. to Puddington ; 39, 45. 
 Kyngescote, William de ; elected Dean of Exeter (^but not 
 
 confirmed) ; 46 b . 
 Kyngestone. John de, R. of Puddington, resigns (see " Inst.") ; 
 
 124. 
 Kingsnympton, 
 
 Sir Symon de Asshele, E. Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1310, 
 " ut . . . intendere valeret obsequiis Domini Eadulphi de Stokes, magne 
 garderobe illustris Eegis Anglie clerici" (24 May, 1309); 41. 
 
 Kingsteignton, (see " Dedications ") ; 126 b . 
 Kirkham, Sir Nicholas de, Knt., presents to Manaton ; 181. 
 Kirtelyngtone, Robert de, Proctor for Simon de Tireltone ; 140. 
 Knyght, John le, collated to Lawhitton ; H7 b , 122, 130, 151 b , 
 
 157 b : to Berry-Narbor (by lapse] ; 125, 161, 182. 
 Knyghte, William le, see Stoke- Fleming ; 127. 
 Knyttetone, Robert de, see Morchard-Bishop ; 67. 
 Knolle, Thomas de, R. of Lezant ; (Ord. 231, 232 b ) : resigns; 
 
 168 : inst. to Poundstock ; I76 b . 
 
 1 Hodie Kittisford ; which he resigned in 1313 (Weaver}. See Vol.1., page 322. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 277 
 
 Knod stone (or Knoudstone), Nicholas de, Priest- Vicar, see 
 
 Thorverton (Inst.)', 73 b : Uphavene, John de ; 118. 
 Knoville, Dame Alice ; see East Buckland; 144 b . 
 Knovyle, Edmund de, R. of Georgeham ; L 188, etc. 
 Knovyle, Sir Gilbert de, presents to Cotleigh ; 38. 
 Knovyle, Gilbert de, inst. to St. Illogan ; 50 b , 54 b : collated to 
 
 a Prebend in Crediton ; 148 : R. of Bridestowe ; 160. 
 
 See L 213 b . 
 Knovyle, Sir John de, Knt., presents to St. Illogan ; 50 b . See 
 
 East Buckland ; 100, 114. 
 
 Knoville, John de, Canon of Exeter, deceased ; 169, L 213. 
 Knovyle, Ralph de, R. of Bridestowe ; 75. 
 Knowstone, see Holland ; 53. 
 
 Kokyntone, John de, R. of Stockleigh-Pomeroy ; 87. 
 Konqueswille, John de, inst. to Clyst-St. Lawrence ; 7l b . 
 Kylmynaud, Benedict de, inducted to Hollacombe ; 174 b , I76 b . 
 Kynbrock, Peter de, inst. to Stockleigh-English ; 71 b . 
 Kyppynge, John, see Thorney ; 76. 
 Kyteknolle, Geoffrey, priest, see Exbourne ; 42V 
 
 Lake, Nicholas de la, inst. to Tamerton-Foliot ; 1 81 b . 
 Lamettyn, Philip de, presents to St. Keyne ; 128. 
 La More ; Sir Symon de Montacute's Manor, in Luppit ; 37 b . 
 Lambourne, Robert de, see Parys, " Wills " ; L 213. 
 Lamorran [Lamoren, MS.], 
 
 Sir Ralph de Halap, R. Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc. 
 (30 Oct., 1313) ; 80 b . 
 
 Lamoren, Michael de, collated to Zennor; 111. 
 Lampil, Ralph de, inst. to Withiel; 181, 183. 
 Lancastre, Henry de, see Mortehoe ; 177. 
 Landulph [Landhylp, MS.], 
 
 Sir Reginald, priest, R. Licence of non-residence " pro tempore quo Ven- 
 erabfiis Patris, Domini Johannis, Bathoniensis et Wellensis Episcopi, 
 insistit obsequiis," "ij Idus Septembris" (12 Sept.), 1311 ; 63 b . 
 
 Lane, William de la, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 
 Lane, Robert de la, see Consistory Court; 172 b . 
 
 Langabrocke, William de ; L 197. 
 
 Langdene, Walter and Joan de, see " Wills " ; L 201. 
 
 Langelonde, " Dominus de," see Prisoners ; 66 b . 
 
278 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Langeforde. Sir John de, Knt., presents to Monkokehampton ; 
 
 184 b . 
 Langhe, Richard called le, proxy for John de Campo Arnulphi ; 
 
 45. 
 
 Langetone, Robert de, Canon of Exeter, resigns ; 159 b , 
 Langetone, Walter de, Bp. of Coventry and Lichfield ; L 186. 
 Langtree, 
 
 Sir Simon, priest, R. Licence of non-residence for a year from Michaelmas, 
 " causa studiorum, vel alias pro suis et Ecclesie sue negociis procurandis, 
 . . . et dabit pro gracia absentandi se a dicta Ecclesia per dictum annum, 
 ex fine, xl solidos " (12 Aug., 1317) ; 120 b . 
 
 Lanivet, Master Walter Giffard, S.T.D., priest, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence, to study Theology (30 July, 1308) ; 35. See " Dedi- 
 cations " ; 128. Add this Rector's name in the Index to the Institutions. 
 
 Lannerke, John de ; L 213. 
 Lanreath : see "Dedications"; 162, 
 
 Sir William Dauney, deacon, R. Dispensation: non -residence for a year, to 
 study, etc., " die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Luce, Evangeliste " 
 (23 Oct.), 1312; 77: again, for a year (26 Dec., 1319), "et dabit ad 
 Fabricam, ex fine, j marcam " ; 145 b . Richard de Tregawroun, priest, R. 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (20 Oct., 1323) ; 177. 
 
 Lanner, in St. Allen (q. v.) ; 84. 
 Lansallos : see " Dedications " ; 162, 
 
 Master Richard Tremur, priest, R. Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to 
 study, etc. (7 Nov., 1321), "xl solidos " ; 162 b . 
 
 Lanteglos-by-Camelf ord [Nanseglos, MS.], see Camelf ord ; 68, 
 
 Thomas de Londone, R., produces to the Bishop (3 May, 1309) his certificates 
 of subdeacon's Orders, from Walter, Bishop of Worcester (22 Feb., 1308-9), 
 and of deacon's Orders, from Ralph, Bishop of London (the Ides 15 
 March, 1308-9) ; 40 b : he obtained (7 May, 1309), a Dispensation till 
 Michaelmas, 1310, " ut . . . Regiis obsequiis intendere valeret"; ibid. : 
 ordained Priest by the Bp. of London, at St. Paul's, "ix Kalendas Junii " 
 (24 May), 1309; 47 b : Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 3312, 
 " ut in obsequiis Domini Comitis Cornubie stare possit " (27 Oct., 1310) ; 
 57 : again, till Michaelmas, 1316, " commorandi in obsequio Domiiie 
 Comitisse de Cornwaille " (14 Nov., 1315); 110 b : again, Licence to visit 
 the Court of Rome (15 Oct., 1316), " et dabit ad Tabulam, ex promisso, 
 xxs. " ; 115 b . 
 
 Lapford ; see " Oratories " ; 52 b , 
 
 Robert de Umfraville, R. Licence of non-residence for a year from Michael- 
 mas, to study Theology or Civil-Law (9 Sept., 1310) ; also, to put out his 
 Benefice to farm, to Walter de Esse, for three years ; 55 b : Licence to put 
 his Benefice out to farm ; also, of non-residence for three years (1 Nov., 
 1314) ; 89. Another R. de U., R. for a year, to study, etc. (24 Sept., 
 1317); 122: again for a year, from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (23 Sept., 
 1318) ; 130. John de Braibroke, subdeacon, R. Dispensation: non- 
 residence till Midsummer, 1324, to study, etc., (1 April, 1323) ; 175. 
 
 Lappeflod, Walter de, inst. to Bridford ; 130, 141 b , 151, 161, 
 
 169, 184. 
 Latrawen [i.e. Trewen, in Holsworthy], the Chantry of, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 279 
 
 The Sequestration committed to Walter le Cornu, R. of Thornbury (11 
 March, 1320-1) ; 157. 
 
 Launcells [Lanceles, MS.], Sir Philip [de Komelode], V., 
 
 He was old and blind, and the Bishop appointed as his coadjutor Sir William 
 de Gosham, priest (12 July, 1310) ; 53. --Sir John Umfrey, priest, succeeded 
 as coadjutor, " tarn in persona ipsius Vicarii quam in bonis ipsius Vicarie," 
 " vj Kalendas Januarii " (27 Dec.), 1311 ; 66 b . 
 
 Launcels, John, V. of Liskeard ; L 206 b : deceased ; 161. 
 Launceston Priory, 1 
 
 Commission (directed to Walter de Esse, Treasurer of Crediton, 13 Dec., 
 130SX for the admission of John de Sancto Uvelo, as Canon- Regular ; 37. 
 
 Prior Roger [de Hortone, see pp. 180, 230], being blind and infirm 
 applied to the Bishop (first, by Mathias, Prior of Plympton, and, secondly 
 by John, Abbat of Hartland), for a coadjutor ; recommending Ralph de 
 Huggeworthi, one of his Canons, for the Office. The Bishop consented, 
 restricting the said coadjutor to the management of the Temporalities and 
 Spiritualities only so far as the Prior was unable to bear the burden 
 thereof, himself ; and the whole Community was charged to render, 
 as before, all due obedience to their Prior (29 Sept., 1316) ; 115. 
 
 Dedication of the Conventual-Church (see " Dedications ") ; 128 b . 
 
 Feodi Sancti Stephani, 
 
 Le feud Seint Estevene est fraunke de Britheugavel, 2 Bacgavel, Chepgavel, et 
 de Namer ; mes dehors le feud put len nnmer, forsque le feud seit lour en 
 chefe dont il pount aver relefe ; 166 b . 
 
 The Prior and Convent were Patrons of Ashbury ; 43: Bridgerule, 83 b : 
 Liskeard ; 161. See, also, St. Juliot ; 38 b . 
 
 Lancevetone (also, Lancetone, Lancestone, and Launcestone), 
 John de, clerk, Notary-Publick, 
 
 See Rome ; 49, 68, 68 b : Proctor for Rd. de Sancto Leonardo ; 57 : collated 
 to Lawhitton ; 59, 60 b : inst. to Lanivet ; 74 : collated to a Prebend in St. 
 Crantock ; 127 : exchanges this Prebend for a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 
 129 b : exchanges, again, for a Prebend in Glasney ; ibid. : resigns ; 130 ; is 
 again collated to a Prebend in St. Crantock, 129 b : Proctor for the Bishop 
 in the Court of Rome; 177 b . See Crediton; 67 b : Harberton (Inst.); 75 b ; 
 Culmstock; 84 b : Loan; 117 b . 
 
 Laurencz, Robert, called "de Guyngis," inst. Prior of St. 
 
 Nicholas, Exeter ; 147. 
 Lawelyn (also, Lulyn), David de, of Cornwall, inst. to St. 
 
 Petrock's, Exeter ; 128, 140 b . 
 Lawhitton, 
 
 1 Mr. A. F. Robbins of London, the 2 " The citizens of Exeter had granted 
 
 Author of Launceston, Past and to them, by Charter from Edw. I., a 
 
 Present, informs me that in the Lam- collection of a certain tribute, or toll, 
 
 beth Palace Library there is a MS. upon all manner of wares brought to 
 
 Volume (7 19), compiled apparently in that City to be sold, towards paving 
 
 1623, containing copies of hundreds of the streets, repairing of the Walls, 
 
 of Documents relating to the history and maintenance of the City ; which 
 
 and property of this Priory. On the was commonly called, in Old English, 
 
 inside of the cover is written " Theo- Begavd, Bethugavd, and Chipping- 
 
 ricus, native Normannus, primus gavel (Jacob's New Law-Dictionary, 
 
 Prior Launceston." No authority fol. 1750). B.W.G. Namer is " dis- 
 
 is given, but the statement is inte- traint." 
 resting, occurring where it does. 
 
280 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 John de Pultone, R. Licence to put out his Benefice to farm, to Wm. Mile- 
 borne, R. of St. Ruan Lanyhorne, till Michaelmas, for sixteen mark^s (5 Feb., 
 1309-10) ; 47. Master John le Rnyght, accolite, R. non-residence for a 
 year, to study, etc. (25 Sept., 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis pro non residencia, ex fine, dimidiam marcam ; 122 : again (sub- 
 deacon), for two years (25 Sept., 1318)," et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam 
 marcam" ; 130 : again, for a year (16 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Monicio Lawittetone, 
 
 Apud Lanerghe, xxviij die mensis Octobris [1321], Domiuus injunxit 
 Domino Johanni de Putteford, Rectori Ecclesie de Lawittetone, presbitero, 
 et ipsum monuit, quod infra unum mensem a Festo Omnium Sanctorum 
 tune proximo secuturo [1 Nov.], provideat sibi de presbitero competent! qui 
 dicte Ecclesie deservire valeat in Divinis, vel quod ipsemet in propria 
 persona deserviat eidem, sub pena xls., ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis 
 convertendorum, si monicionibus hujusmodinonparueritin premissis; 162. 
 
 Lebreto, Amanenus de, Knt., see France ; 78 b , 79. 
 
 Lecche, Henry de, insb. to Wembworthy ; 41. 
 
 Lechefeld, Henry de, clerk ; L 191 b . 
 
 Leech elade, John de, see Otterton Priory ; 113 b . 
 
 Lecchelade, Thomas de, Dean of Exeter, deceased ; 40 b , 66 b . i ' 
 
 Leighs, Great (Dioc. of London), see Lanteglos -by-Camelford, 
 
 (Inst.) ; 33 b . 
 
 Leitz. Roger called, Proctor for William Austyn ; 181. 
 Lercedeakne, Sir Thomas, Knt., see Arundelle, John de ; 102 : 
 
 Sheriff of Cornwall; L 215. 
 Lercedekne, Ralph, an Executor of Odo Lercedekne (see 
 
 "Wills"); L215. 
 
 Lelant, Nicholas le Taverner, of ; L 215. 
 Lercevesque, John called, collated (by lapse) to St. Hilary, by 
 
 Bishop Bronescombe (1261) : 88. 
 Lescrope, Geoffrey, 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of xls. " de Camera " (pending his 
 admission to a sufficient Benefice) "die Sancti Laurencii Martiris," 15 
 Edw. II., 10 Aug., 1322 ; 167 b . 
 
 Lescrope, Thomas (son of Sir Geoffrey Lescrope, Knt.,) collated 
 
 to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 183 b . 
 Lesnewth [Lesneu withe and Lesnewit, MS.], 
 
 John leDeneys, deacon, R. Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, 
 etc. (19 Sept., 1310) ; 56: again, till Michaelmas (5 Nov., 1321)," dimidiam 
 marcam" ; 162 b . 
 
 Leukenore, Geoffrey de, Itinerant Justice, see Cargaul ; 117. 
 Lewes, John de, Canon of Bosham ; 25, 46 b . 
 Leya, Robert de, see Duntone, William de ; 154 b . 
 Leycestre, Fr. Richard de, see Awliscombe (Inst.) ; 149 b . 
 Leycesfcre, Wm. de, inst. to Luppitt ; 70 : Stoke-Fleming ; 72. 
 Leyne, Wm. de la, Official of the Archdeacon of Chichester, see 
 Bosham ; 12 b , etc. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 281 
 
 Leynham, Godfrey de, Prebendary of Chulmleigh, deceased; 162 . 
 Leyset, Robert, Archdeacon of Chichester, see Bosham ; 14, etc. 
 Lezant, 
 
 William [de Benesfelde], R. Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (10 Jan., 1308-9) ; 37 b : again, for a year from Michaelmas, "si 
 in Anglia ; et si ad Partes Transmarinas se transferret, per biennium a 
 dicto Festo cornputandum (21 Sept., 1309) ; 44 : again, till Michaelmas, 
 1311, to study, etc. (28 Oct., 1310) ; 57. 
 
 Lieutrenchard (also Lyutrenchard), Walter de, K. of St. 
 
 Petrock's, Exeter ; 73 b , 125 : resigns ; 128 : Proctor for 
 
 John Bloyou ; 49 b . See Court of Rome ; 122, 123. 
 Lichefelde, Thomas, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 Lideforde, John de, chaplain, see Exeter Cathedral ; 175. 
 Liftone, Henry de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Lincoln, the Parliament at ; 72. 
 
 Lincoln, Henry de Laci, Earl of, see Convocation ; 58, 58 b . 
 Lincoln, Joan de Lacy, Countess of, see Lockef orde (Litt. Dim.), 
 
 69. 
 
 Lincoln, John [Dalderby], Bp. of, see St. Crantock (Inst.) ; 103. 
 Liskeard (Vicarage) ; dispute as to the tithes of certain mills ; 
 
 L207. 
 
 Liskeard, Robert, V. of ; 161 : see Confessions ; 181. 
 Littelbyry, Robert de ; L 193. 
 Little-Hempston [Parva Hemistone and Hemestone, MS.], 
 
 John le Mareschal, accolite, R. Dispensation : non-residence for two years, 
 to study, etc. (14 May, 1313) ; 77 b . [He may have resigned for a time ; 
 for in 1315 (30 Sept.), a certain Sir William, R. of " Parva Hemmystone," 
 obtained " Licencia commorandi cum Abbatissa et Conventu de Leghe in 
 ipsarum Mouasterio, per annum ; ita quod Ecclesie sue deserviatur, etc. ; et 
 dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem dimidiam marcam " ; 110. I suspect a 
 clerical error here ; for] Sir John le Mareschal, priest, R., obtained Licence 
 of non-residence " standi cum Domina Abbatisaa de Canouneleghe, usque 
 ad Festum Epiphanie Domini proximo secuturum, ita quod ex tune resideat, 
 sub pena juris " (28 Oct., 1317) ; 123 b . This Licence was extended till 
 Michaelmas, 1318, " imistendi obsequiis Dominarum Abbatisse et Con- 
 ventus de Leghe " (5 March, 1317-18), " et dabit ad Fabricam j marcam " ; 
 125 b . Sir John Kene, priest, R., "ad instanciam Domine Dei gracia 
 Abbatisse de Leghe Canonicarum, optinuit Licenciam persistendi in 
 obsequio predicte Abbatisse per annum " (24 Oct., 1324) ; 182. 
 
 Littleham (North Devon}, see " Dedications " ; 144. 
 
 Sir Symon, R. of, Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1311, "ut 
 . . . intendere valeat obsequiis Davidis de Bere, Domini et Patroni sui " (2 
 July, 1310) ; 52". 
 
 Little Petherick [or St. Petrock-minor " Nansf ontein," MS.], 
 
 Master Richard Polifaunt, R. Licence of non-residence for a year " pro suis 
 etipsius Ecclesie sue negociis interim procurandis" (7 Sept., 1321) ; 159 b . 
 
 Little Torrington, 
 
 William de Loccombe, R. Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, 
 
282 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 etc. (4 Aug., 1312) ; 73 : again (subdeacon) for a year (8 Nov., 1313) ; 81 b . 
 
 Liwerne, Henry de, see Rome. Court of; 123. 
 Loan ; Litera ad contrahendum mutuum : 
 
 The Bishop appoints Sir John de Lancetone, with full powers, to contract, in 
 his name, in the Court of Rome, or elsewhere, as opportunity might offer, 
 with certain Merchants, or others willing to lend money, a Loan of one 
 thousand silver Marks or other current money, for charges incurred in the 
 said Court on account of the Bishop's business ; and he binds himself and 
 his Successors, on the security of the Church of Exeter and all its posses- 
 sions, to repay the same (24 Jan., 1316-17) ; 117 b . 
 
 Loccome, Geoffrey de, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 71 b . 
 Loccome, Wm. de, inst. to Little Torrington ; 7l b , 73, 81 b . 
 Loddiswell [Lodiswille, MS.], Peter [de Hellewille], K 
 
 Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1312, " ad instanciam Nobilis Viri, 
 Domini Willelmi la Zoche, ut obsequiis ejusdem etc. . . . ita quod pauperi- 
 bus parochianis suis de bonis ipsius Ecclesie, juxta ipsius discrecionem, 
 congruam distribui faciat porcionern ( . . . Aug., 1311) ; 63 b : again, for a 
 year, "adpreces . . . Willelmi la Zouche, Militis, . . . in tendere obsequiis 
 dicti Willelmi (22 Jan., 1312-13) ; 76. Nicholas de Arundelle, clerk, R. 
 non-residence for a year from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (30 Aug., 1317) ; 
 121 : again (5 Oct., 1319), " et dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem ij marcas " ; 
 143 b : again, for a year (20 Sept., 1320), " et dabit ad Fabricam, ex fine, 
 Ixsolidos"; 151. 
 
 Lodres Priory (Dorset}, 
 
 [Dominus Episcopus] injunxit Domino Priori de Lodre, tune presenti [apud 
 Clyst], quod a cura sibi commissa ad Partes Transmarinas se non diverteret, 
 Licencia sua non obtenta, sub debito Obediencie prestite (28 Aug., 1309) ; 
 43. 
 
 The Prior presented to Axmouth ; 183: Rousdon ; 38 b , 169 b , 180 b . 
 
 Loggore, Thomas de, Canon of Exeter, deceased ; 82. 
 London, Diocese of, 
 
 Gilbert de Segrave, Bishop-Elect ; Bishop Stapeldon, writing (12 Nov., 1313) to 
 the Prior of Canterbury, excuses himself from being present at the Con- 
 secration of the said Gilbert, on Sunday the Feast of St. Katherine (25 
 Nov.) ; 81 b . See Abbats, etc. ; and note that an earlier Licence had been 
 granted by Bp. Gravesend, " viij Kalendas Maii " (24 April), 1319 ; 140 b . 
 
 Londone, Laurence de, R. of St. James's, Exeter ; (Ord.) 229 b . 
 
 Londone, Richard de ; L 215 b . 
 
 Londone, Thomas de, inst. to Lanteglos[-by-Camelford] ; 31, 
 
 37, 40 b , 47 b , 57, 110 b , 115 b : resigns ; 120. 
 Lorimer, William de, see Fonte, John de ; 53 b . 
 Lostwithiel ; reference to the Bridge (over the River Fowey), 
 
 see Bodmin Priory ; 89 b . [This venerable and interesting 
 
 structure is still standing]. 
 Lovecoke, Philip, Mayor of Exeter, see Alre, Henry de; 154. 
 
 [He was Mayor in 1316, and on nine subsequent occasions, the last being for 
 1332]. 
 
 Lovecoke, Richard (of Tiverton), see Manaton (Inst) ; 125. 
 A Richard Lovecoke, of Tiverton, probably the same, was 
 inst. to Boconnoc ; 150. See (Ord. Pris.} 230. 
 
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 Lovecoke, Stephen, inst. to Ashcombe; 116 b , 122 b , 143. 
 Lovecoke, Walter, of Exeter, collated, to Branscombe ; 126 b . 
 Lovedrem, John, R. of Landewednack ; L 214. 
 Lovel, Robt., inst. to Otterton Priory, 49 b ; 71, 113 b : presents 
 
 to Harpford; 79 b , 110 b : to Yarcombe; 109 b : resigns the 
 
 Priory: 114 b . 
 
 Lovetot, John, senior ; L 185, etc. See " Wills. 
 Lovetot, Nicholas, R. of Stokenham ; 47, (de Lovetot, MS.) ; 
 
 ]02 b : resigns; 105. See L 185, etc., etc. 
 Low (or Wolfe), Rd. le, presents to Kentisbury ; 67 b , 85 b , 180 b , 
 
 183 b . 
 Low (or Wolfe), Walter le, inst. to Charles, 85 b , 121 ; resigns, 
 
 and is inst. to Kentisbury ; 1 83 b . 
 Loxhore, 
 
 Richard Hulierd, R. Licence of non-residence for two years, " quod obsequiis 
 Regiis interim intendeat (stc)," 26 Nov., 1309 ; 45. Sir Robert de 
 Ayswelle, accolite, R. Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1315, to 
 study, etc. (19 May, 1313) ; 78: again, till Michaelmas, 1317 (30 Jan., 1315- 
 16); lll b . 
 
 Lucy, Geoffrey de, inst. to Gittisham ; 70, 84, 115, 122 b : R. of 
 
 High Bickington ; 140 b , 174 b , 184. 
 Lukeis, Thomas, see Consistory Court; 172 b . 
 Luffincott, 
 
 Sir Roger Maii, priest, R. Licence of non-residence, " ad preces Domine 
 Alianore de Cortenay . . . ut per biennium stare possit in obsequio dicte 
 Doinine, et interim Ecclesiam suam dimittere ad/firmam Persone dumtaxat 
 Ecclesiastice (17 Aug., 1314) ; 87. 
 
 Lumbard, John, clerk, Dispensacio super defectu natalium 
 (19 Oct., 1311); 64 b . 
 
 Luppit ; see Monte Acuto, Symon de (Oratories) ; 37 b . 
 
 Louepitte, John, accolite, Dispensacio super defectu natali- 
 um " de presbitero genitus et soluta " (3 March, 1310- 
 11); 60. 
 
 Lusteleghe, John de, inst. to Lustleigh ; 48 b , 50, 109 ; admitted, 
 in commendam, to St. Ervan ; 108 : resigns Lustleigh and 
 is inst. to Ilsington; 128 b . See Tavistock Abbey ; 113 b : 
 Exminster; 141 b : Widworthy ; 151. 
 
 Lustleigh, 
 
 John de Lusteleghe, R. Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, etc. 
 (30 April, 1310), 50. Master Hugh de Roches, subdeacon, R. Dispensa- 
 tion: non-residence for a year, from Michaelmas (22 Sept., 1318), "nichil, 
 tamen, dabit" ; 130 : renewed for a year (19 Oct., 1319); 144 b : again (25 Oct., 
 1320) ; 152 b . He obtained Licence (10 July, 1321) to visit the Court of 
 Rome, on business affecting himself and his Benefice ; but he was to return 
 to residence before All Saints' Day ; 159. 
 
 Luveriche, John, R. of Beaworthy ; I77 b , 183. 
 
284 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Luxulyan, 
 
 " Licencia tenendi Capellam de Luxulian ad firmam," for five years; " et 
 dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem, quolibet anno de dicto quinquennio, dimi- 
 diam marcam," granted to Sir Ralph de Restyn, priest (6 Aug., 1310) ; 53 b . 
 
 Lydford, West (Somerset) ; L 214 b . 
 
 Lympston [Levenystone and Luvenestone, MS.], 
 
 William [de Tudeville], R. Dispensation: non-residence for two years, from 
 the F. of the Nativity of St. John-Baptist (24 June), last past (20 Nov., 
 1308); 36 b : licensed to put out his Benefice to farm, to Sir William de 
 Alreford, priest, for three years (8 April, 1314); 83 b : non-residence for a year, 
 to study, etc. (23 Oct., 1314) ; 89. 
 
 Lynham, John de, 
 
 Inst. to Petrockstowe ; 65: exchanges for Down-St. Mary ; 123: admitted, in 
 commendam, to North Bovey ; 124 : (Canon of St. David's), inst. to Newton- 
 St. Gyres ; 123 b : Proctor for William de Carreu; 66 b . 
 
 Lynleye, John de, inst. to Diptford ; 82 b , 171 b . See L 21 l b . 
 Lyntone, William de, alias Cabbel, see Christow (Inst.) ; 126. 
 Lyspein (and Lespeyn), David de, inst. to St. Breage ; 75 b , 70. 
 
 M, 
 
 Madeforde, John de ; (Ord.-Pris.) 230. 
 
 Maii, Roger, R. of Luffincott ; 87. 
 
 Makerel, Geoffrey, inst. to St. Creed ; 101 : exchanges for 
 
 Sutton[-Coldfield], Dioc. of Worcester; 139 b . 
 Makerel, Nicholas, " de Carletone," R. of Duloe ; 128 b , 158, 161 b . 
 Malborough, see Cheverestone (Oratories) ; 39 b . 
 Malherbe, Geoffrey, see Feniton (Inst.) ; 41 b . 
 Malherbe, William ; 41 b : an Executor of Ysolda de Bodrigan's 
 
 Will ; 60. 
 
 Maloylsel, Robert, inst. to St. Mary Church ; 79 b . 
 Malestone, John de, R. of Portlemouth; 35, 64 b , 114 b . 
 Malstone, Robert de, presents to East Ogwell ; 100. 
 Malmesbury, the Abbat and Convent of, present to Pilton 
 
 Priory; I12 b . 
 
 Malmesbiri, John de, Canon of Bosham ; 157. 
 Malmesbury, Roger de, a Vicar of Penryn (Glasney) ; 231. 
 Mamhead, 
 
 Sir Thomas Arnulphi, R. Dispensation : non-residence for two years from 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (13 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b : again, for a year (16 
 Nov., 1311) ; 66: again, (4 Aug., 1312) ; 72 b : again, (16 Sept., 1313) ; 79 b : 
 again, (20 Aug., 1314) ; 87 b : again, for two years (26 Sept., 1315), "et dabit 
 ad Fabricam Exoniensem dimidiam marcam"; 109 b . Master Richard de 
 Burwike, clerk, R. Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to study, etc., 
 "ita quod, recepto subdiaconatus Ordine, ad recepcionem Superiorum 
 Ordinum minime teneatur (12 Sept., 1316) ; 114 b : renewed (4 Sept., 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 285 
 
 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis dimidiam marcam " ; 
 121 b : (subdeacon), renewed (20 Aug., 1318), " et dabit ad Fabricam iiij 
 solidos"; 128 b . Sir Hamund, R. ".Licencia peregrinandi ad Limina 
 Sancti Jacobi " [Santiago de Compostela] (4 Jan., 1321-2) : he was to return 
 before Midsummer-Day ; 163 b . 
 
 Man, Roger le, see Dolt on (Inst.); H7 b . 
 
 Maners, Sir Baldwin de, Knt., see Brothertone ; 112. 
 
 Manaccan, St. Madron, and St. Anthony-in-Meneage, 
 
 Letter, directed to the Archdeacon of Cornwall, or his Official (11 June, 1309), 
 touching the Endowments of the Vicarages of these Parishes : " ordinare 
 volentes in quibus Porcionibus Perpetue Vicarie Ecclesiarum de Mynstre 
 [Manaccan], Maderne, et Antone, consistere debeant in futurum, vobis coin- 
 mittimus et mandamus quatinus, vocatis coram vobis, certis die et loco per vos 
 assignandis, omnibus quorum interest, per viros fidedignos, clericos et laicos, in 
 presencia vestra juratos, per quos veritas melius inquiri poterit, inquiratur 
 dilueius veritatem de toto valore ipsa'rum Ecclesiarum, necnon de singulis 
 porcionibus Domorum, Sanctuariorum, particularum raajorum decimarum et 
 minorum, et omnium aliarum obvencionurn ipsius Ecclesie, singulis particulis 
 per se, vel valorem annuum, singulariter apponendo : ita quod, hiis visis, certas 
 porciones ad easdem Yicarias valeamus cercius et securius, prout justum fuerit, 
 assignare. De die, vero, recepcionis Presencium, et quid super hiis duxeritis 
 faciendum, nobis infra qumdecim dies a tempore recepcionis earundem, cum 
 tenore Presencium, rescribatis ; 41 b . 
 
 Manaton, 
 
 Apud Chuddeleghe, die Jovis proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini [8 Jan., 
 1315-16], comparuerunt Heuricus Bugge et Abraham Uppehille coram Episcopo, 
 presente tune Domino Edwardo, Vicario Ecclesie de Bovy [-Tracy], Administratore 
 bonorum Rectoris Ecclesie de Alanatone defuncti, et ab intestato decedentis ; qui, 
 quidem, Henricus in decem solidis, et Abraham predictus in triginta soliclis, se 
 judicialiter teneri fatebantur prefato Rectori dum adhuc viveret, pro bladis et 
 rebus aliis per dictum Rectorem eisdem venditis et liberatis. Et subsequenter, 
 die Sabbati proximo sequente [10 Jan.], loco predicto, comparuit Everardus de 
 Bykeforde coram dicto Episcopo, et fatebatur se teneri predicto Rectori de- 
 functo in viginti solidis, ex causa premissa ; volentes et petentes se, et eorum 
 quemlibet, per dictum Episcopum in prefatis pecuniaruni summis, quatenus 
 singulos eorum attinet, dicto Administratori senteucialiter condempnari. Unde 
 idem Episcopus, hujusmodi confessionem secutus, eosdem Henricum, Abraham, 
 et Everardum, et quemlibet eorum, solvendas Terminis in quibus inter se et 
 prefatum Vicarium conveniri poterit, juxta ipsorum et cujuslibet eorum con- 
 fessionem, ut premittitur, in judicio factam, per Precepti Sentenciam condem- 
 navit. Et memorandum quod ad hoc ut predictus Henricus bene solveret 
 dictos decem solidos, sex solidi ultra debiti; et dictus Abraham dictos 
 triginta solidos, quatuor solidi ultra per ipsum debiti ; dictusque Everardus 
 viginti solidos se contiugentes, quatuor solidi ultra per eum debiti; et misericordia 
 singulorum de gracia suut remissi ; alioquiu quod plena fiat solucio omnium et 
 singulorum preclictorum ; 11 l b . [I find no record of an Institution to Manaton 
 till 19 Jan., 1317-18, two years afterwards.] 
 
 Marazion [Markusyou, MS.], 
 
 Licence granted, 22 March, 1308-9, to the villani of " Market-Jew " for 
 Divine Service to be celebrated in the Chapel " Sancti Ermetis," in the 
 Parish of St. Hilary, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ; the Rector 
 and the Vicar consenting, and without prejudice to the Mother-Church ; 
 39 b . See St. Hilary ; 88. 
 
 Reginald, V. of St. Crowan, accused of violently assaulting Nicholas Pollard 
 " apud Margasiou" ; L 211. 
 
 Marghasiou, Mabel de, see Scilly ; 107 b . 
 
 Marchaunt, Adam called, R. of Bondleigh ; 37, 37 b , 43 b , 59 b , 65, 
 73, 87 : inst. to Romnnsleigh ; 116 1 ' : to Roseash ; 174. 
 
286 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Mareschal, John le, inst. to Little Hempston ; 75 b , 77 b , 123 b : 
 
 resigns ; 150 b . 
 Margaret, Queen of Edw. I ; Peter, her Apothecary ; L 191, 
 
 etc. Stephen de Brawode's debt to her (700) ; L 211. 
 Marhamchurch fMarwenecherche, MS.], 
 
 Sir Ralph, R. Licence of non-residence from Easter-Day (27 March) till the 
 F. of St. Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug.), " ad instanciam Domini Abbatis de 
 Hertilaunde " (26 Feb., 1322-3) ; 174. 
 
 Mariansleigh, Rectory of, see Berlinch ; 160 b . 
 Marineleghe, William de ; L 189 b . 
 Markwell, in St. Erney ; see "Oratories"; 38 b . 
 Markyou, John de, 
 
 Commission directed (1 March, 1309-10) to Precentor Ralph Germeyn, " in 
 negocio ProvisionisJohannisdeMarkyoUjderici, . . vobis, qui in dicto negocio, 
 dum eratis Archidiacouus Baruin, virtute Commissionis Predecessoris 
 nostri, dicimini processisse, quatenus ex Rescripto Apostolico super hoc 
 habito ad nos pertinere poterit, cum Canonice cohercionis potestate, corn- 
 mittimus vices nostras ; mandantes quatinus, servato legitimo processu 
 vestro super hiis habito, faciatis ulterius in dicto negocio et ipsum negociuin 
 contingentibus quod justicia suadebt " ; 48 b . 
 
 Martinhoe [Matthyngho, MS.], 
 
 William de Crauthorne, subdeacon, R. Dispensation: non-residence till 
 Michaelmas, 1315, to study, etc. (8 May, 1314) ; 84 b : again, till 10 July, 
 1318 (18 April, 1317) ; 119. 
 
 Martyn, Nicholas, see Pideley. 
 
 Martyn, Richard, Canon- Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
 Martyn, Sir Wm., Knt.,see Arundelle ; 115, 
 
 He presents to the Chantry by Barnstaple Bridge ; 145: Combmartin ; 56: 
 Dartington; 131: Holne; 57: Holsworthy; 66 b , 155: Marwood ; 119 b : the 
 Chantry at Mortho ; 70, 151: Newton-Tracy ; 116 b : the Br.leghe Chantry in 
 Pilton Church ; I46 b : Satterleigh ; 151 b : South Molton ; 120, 157 b : Tawstock; 
 63 b 82, 85 b : Trentishoe ; 180 b : Upton-Hellions; 45 b , 56 b , 115. See 
 Combmartin (Inst.); 48 b : L 197: Fremington (Inst.); 60 b : Barnstaple 
 (Inst.) ; 69 : Bittadon (Inst.) ; 147 : Kentisbury (Inst.) ; l76 b . 
 
 Marwood; the Bishop requires the parishioners to enlarge 
 their Church, 
 
 Apud Merewoda, Dominus injunxit parochianis Ecclesie de Merewode quod, infra 
 annum a Festo Sancti Michaelis proximo futurum, Ecclesiam suam facerent 
 magis amplam, sub pena x librarum ; ita quod, propter ejus strictitudinem et 
 parvitatem, quas nunc habet, quedam pars parochianorum nunc exclusa Diebus 
 Festivalibus, dum celebrantur Diviua, extunc intrare valeat, et parochiani 
 Divina Obsequia simul audire valeaiit in eadem " (26 July, 1309) ; 42 b . 
 
 Sir Roger, priest, R. Licence of non-residence for a year, to study in 
 Sacred Theology or Canon-Law (2 Jan., 1314-15) ; 101. Master Wm. 
 Bloyou, priest, R. Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1324, to study, 
 etc. (30 June, 1321) ; 158 b . 
 
 Merewode, Henry de, Proctor for Baldwin le Flemynge; 150 b . 
 Maristowe [Stowe Sancte Marie, MS.], 
 
 Wm. Trenchard, V., Richard Trenchard, R. of Coryton, appointed his 
 
 coadjutor (16 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38 b . 
 [Final Concords (Co. Devon, Jan., 1201-2 ; 3 John, In the King's Court at 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 287 
 
 Westminster, " a die Sancti Yllarii in tres septimanas : Inter Ricardum de 
 Sideham, petentem, et Joelem, Priorem de Plimtone, tenentem, per 
 Ricardum Marcliepais positum loco suo ad lucrandum vel perdendum, de 
 Advocacione Ecclesie de Sideham [Sancte Marie de Sideham, i. e. Maristowe]. 
 Unde placitum fuit inter eos in prefata Curia, scilicet quod predictua 
 Ricardus remisit et quietum clamavit predicto Priori et successoribus suis 
 totum jus et clarnanciam quodliabuit in Advocacione predicte Ecclesie, de 
 se et heredibus suis inperpetuum. Et pro hac quieta clamaucia et fine et 
 concordia predictus Prior dedit predicto Ricardo viginti solidos esterling- 
 orum." F.J.B.] 
 
 Maystre, John le, see Thorney; 76. 
 Maudut, William, see Thorney ; ibid. 
 Heavy, 
 
 Sequestration granted to Walter de Myminelonde, 14 July, 1309 ; 42. Walter 
 de Myrnmynglonde, R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 1310, to study, etc. (30 Aug., 1309); 43. Sir John de Swafelde, 
 R., Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas, 1311, " ut . . . . 
 insistere possit studio Literarum, quatenus ad eum pertinuit" (20 
 Oct., 1310); 57 b : again (subdeacon), "xij Kalendas Decembris " (20 
 Nov.), 1311 ; 66 : again, for a year (15 Nov., 1312) ; 75: again (priest), (8 
 Nov., 1313) ; 81 b : again (21 Oct., 1317)," etdabit ad Fabricam dimidiam 
 inarcani"; 123 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1320 (14 Oct., 1319), "etdabit 
 ad Fabricam Exoniensem, ex promissione, j marcam ; 144 : again, for a year 
 (8 July, 1321) ; 158 b . 
 
 Mewy, William, R. of Bradford ; 42 b : inst. to Meeth ; 162 h . 
 Medeburne, Alexander and William de ; L 188 b . 
 [Medentor], Mathias [de], Dean of St. Buryan ; 50. 
 Meeth, 
 
 Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, clerk, R. Dispensation: non-residence for 
 a year, to study, etc. (10 Nov., 1313) ; 81 b : again (subdeacon) till Michael- 
 mas, 1315 (28 Dec., 1314) ; 100 b : again, for a year (deacon), (21 Dec., 
 1316); 116 b : again (25 Dec., 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis x solidos " ; 124. 
 
 Megre, Henry le, R. of Stoke-Damarel ; 49 b , 55. 
 
 Licensed to farm the Prebend of James le Fraunceis, in the Church of 
 Ghulmleigh (8 May, 1310) ; 50 b : resigns Stoke-Damarel, and is inst. to a 
 Portion in the Church of Tiverton ; 70 : resigns ; 150 b . See Chulmleigh. 
 
 Meltone, William de, " clericus Domini Regis," 
 
 The Bishop grants him an annual Pension of five marks " de Camera " till he 
 can provide him with a Benefice (17 March, 1307-8) ; 31 b , cancelled, in the 
 margin; but repeated, and for ten marks, fol. 36 b (7 Nov., 1308): collated 
 to the Archdeacouy of Barnstaple ; 35 b : to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 
 101 b . See Bosham ; 43. [Abp. of York, A.D. 131740. See page 142]. 
 
 Meltone, Robert de, collated (by lapse) to Clannaborough ; 86. 
 Meisek, Richard, imprisoned for the murder of John de 
 
 Trestran ; at Treworgo ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b . 
 Membury, see Dedications ; 113. 
 Membyry, Symon de, see Winkleigh (Inst.) ; 41. 
 Membury, William de, see Meeth (Inst.)', 75. 
 Menecudel, Walter de, Canon of Glasney and R. of St, Illogan 
 
 (q- v.)J 47. 
 
288 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Menestoke, John de, inst. to Hockworthy ; 129 b . 
 Menhenyot [Mahyniet, MS.] ; Deputacio Yconomi, 
 
 Master Henry de Stouforde, clerk, was appointed, 19 May, 1317, the Benefice 
 being vacant, " ad colligendum interim fructus et obvenciones presentibus 
 Dominis Ricardo de Stapeldone, Milite; Willeluio de Mulebourne, Johanne de 
 Pultone, Ricardo de Braileghe, Willelmo Russel, presbiteris ; Magistro 
 Willelmo de Hentone, Notario Publico, et me, Ricardo de Twyvertone 
 qui predicta scripsi et aljis " ; 119 b . 
 
 Sir Roger de Tregodeke, priest, R. Licence of non-residence, for a year 
 from the F. of St. Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug.), to study, etc. (13 June, 1319 ; 
 141 b : renewed, for a year from Michaelmas (12 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Mehyniet, Nicholas, a chaplain; L 191. 
 
 Merche, William atte ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b . 
 
 Mere, William, Proctor for Robert de Brandone ; Il7 b . 
 
 Meriet, Walter de, collated to the Chancellorship of the 
 
 Cathedral ; I71 b , 172, I74 b . 
 
 Meristone Meysi, Geoffrey de, inst. to Kingsnympton ; 110 b . 
 Merkyngfelde, John de, Canon of York ; see Axminster ; 153 b : 
 
 Rome, Court of ; I77 b : L 199 b . 
 Merton, Dunsbeare (or Dynesbeare) in ; 47 b , 174. See Servyng- 
 
 tone (Oratories). 
 
 Sir Thomas Wiger, R. subdeacon, Dispensation: non-residence for two 
 years, to study, etc. (11 May, 1310) ; 51 : again, for a year (5 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 
 Merton, James de, inst. to Highampton ; 75 b , 83, 114: resigns 
 the Chantry at Morthoe ; 151: is inst. to Alverdiscott ; 
 150 b . See Bratton-Fleming ( Inst) ; 53. 
 
 Mertone, Margery de, presents to Merton ; 44. 
 
 Mertone, Richard de, presents to Great Torrington ; 45 b , 64. 
 
 Mertone, Thomas de, inst to Woodleigh ; 39 b , 43. 
 
 Mertone, Walter de, inst. to Great Torrington; 64, 73, 177. 
 
 Mertone, Thomas and Walter de, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, cum Magister Thomas de Mertone, nuper Officialis Domini 
 Archidiaconi Barumensis, deputatus Collector per eundem Archidiaconatum 
 quatuor denariorum de marca de bonis et Beneficiis Ecclesiasticis in dicto Arch- 
 idiaconatu existentibus, juxta imposicionern dudum per felicis reoordacionis, 
 Dominum Robertum, tune Cantuariensem ArcMepiscopum, in ultimo Concilio 
 Provincial! Londoniis celebrato, de consensu Prelatorum et Cleri tune presen- 
 cium, omnibus bonis et Beneficiis Ecclesiasticis in Cantuariensi Proviucia 
 constitutes, ad habendum incle aliquale depositum, unde Ecclesiarum necessitati- 
 bus dicte Provincie poterit subveniri de hujusmodi quatuor denariis in dicto 
 Archidiaconatu per eum collectis et receptis calculasset, remansissetque idem 
 Magister ^Thomas super pede hujusmodi calculi in ex solidis, ij denariis, ob. 
 quad., et duabus partibiis unius ferlingi oneratus; facta, eciam, execucione super 
 hoc contra eum: demum, undecimo die mensis Octobris compamit idem 
 Magister Thomas coram Domino Episcopo in Capella Maneiii sui de Chudde- 
 leghe, allegans quod, absque ipsius magno incomodo, prefatam pecunie summam 
 termino in dicto execucione contento solvere nequivit, graciam ipsius super hoc 
 postulando, Propter quod idem Episcopus eundem Magistrum Thomam et 
 Magi strum Walter am de Mertone, Rectorem Ecclesie de Chepyngtoritone, 
 constituentem se in hac parte debitorem principalem, de ipsorum expresso 
 conseusu et requisicione humili, condempnavit eosdem et eorum quemlibet in 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 289 
 
 solidum ad satisfaccionem plenariam dicte pecunie Nicholao de Hele tune 
 presenli, et de recepcione hujusmodi quatuor denariorum de marca de Collectori- 
 bus ad hoc deputatis, in Diocesi Exoniensi, pro bonis et Beneficiis existentibus 
 in eadem, se intromittenti faciendam, in Festis Purificacionis Beate Virginia 
 et Invencionis Sancte Crucis proximo sequentibus, pro equalibus porcionibus. 
 Ita, videlicet, quod nisi infra viij dies a Terminis predictis satisfactum fuerit de 
 dicta pecunia, ut est dictum, idem Magister Thomas, quia in mora extiterit 
 eo ipso sit de ipsius expresso consensu, ut premittitur, Majoris Excommunicacionis 
 Sentencia innodatus ; dictus, vero, Magister Walterus, cum mora in hac 
 parte sibi inpingi non poterit, excommunicandus. Et constituit idem Nicholaus 
 Procuratorem suum, ad recipiendum prefatam pecuniam et acquietanciam 
 nomine suo faciendam de recepto, Dominum Walterum Daumarle, Custodem 
 Curie dicti Episcopi Exoniensis et Receptorem ipsius ibidem. fol. 110. [There 
 is no date ; but the Entry occurs between 10 and 12 Oct., 1315], 
 
 Merton, the Prior and Convent of, present to Ashcombe ; 59 b , 
 
 116 b : Olyst-St. George ; 167 b : Tregony, V. ; 183 b . 
 Meshaw, 
 
 Sir Henry [de Sancto Germano], priest, R., Licence of non-residence, for 
 a year, to study, etc. (13 Oct., 1317), "et dabit ad Fabricam xl denarios ; 
 123. 
 
 Metheros, Philip de ; L 192. 
 Michaelstowe, 
 
 Sir William, R. of, being old and past work, Sir Nicholas Chaillou, priest, was 
 appointed his coadjutor (30 Aug., 1315) ; 109. [The name "Chellew" is 
 still a well-known name in Cornwall]. 
 
 Midelwoda, Win., V. of St. Gennys ; 54. See St. Juliot ; 38 b . 
 Milton-Damarel, see Cookbury ; 107 b . 
 Middeltone, Adam de, see Whitchurch ; 165 b . 
 Middeltone, John de, late Canon of Glasney ; 77 b , 
 
 Commission, directed to Roger de Otery, Canon of Exeter, " In causa seu 
 negocio que, vel quod, vertitur, seu verti speratur, ex Officio nostro, contra 
 Magistrum Johannem de Middeltone, qui se gerit pro Rectore Ecclesie de 
 Eglosheil, Magistro Johanne de Upavene, Canonico Exoniensi, Officium 
 nostrum in hac parte promovente, vobis, cum canonice cohercionis potestate, 
 committimus vices nostras (5 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. A Master John de 
 Miltone occurs as Official of the Archdeacon of Barnstaple; 122 b . 
 
 Middeltone, Gilbert de, Canon of Lincoln and of Chichester, 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of five marks, till he can provide him with 
 a Prebendal Benefice (15 Feb., 1309-10) ; 47 b : collated to a Prebend in St. 
 Crantock ; 60 : resigns ; 102 b , 104 b . He was Official of the Court of 
 Canterbury; 140. 
 
 Milatone, Sir Geoffrey de, inst. to Lew-Trenchard ; 4l b . 
 Milletone, John de, inst. to Petertavy ; 128, 162 b . See Con- 
 sistory Court ; 172 ; L 192. 
 Mileburne, Richard de, inst. to Churchstanton ; 115 b . 
 
 Mileborne, William de, K. of St. Euan-Lanyhorne (see St. 
 Perran-Zabulo) ; 42 b , 47, 49 b , 52 b , 113 b : appointed coad- 
 jutor to Walter de Menecudel, R. of St. Illogan ; 47 : 
 collated to a Prebend in Glasney ; 147 : resigns St. 
 Ruan-Lanyhorne ; 150: Commission for his Institution 
 T 
 
290 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 to St. Creed; 167 b : instituted; I76 b . See Glasney. 
 Mullabourne, Family of, see St. Michael Penkevil ; 148, 163. 
 Mileford, Thomas de, inst. to Cory ton ; 128 : resigns ; 140 b . 
 Mileforde, William de, inst. to Clayhanger ; 65, 68, 107 b . 
 Minster Priory [de la Minstre, MS.], 
 
 Fr. Philip, Prior, Licence (2 April, 1311), "ut, causa peregrinandi, ad Partes 
 se transferee posset transmarinas " ; he was to return before Pentecost 
 under a penalty of ten pounds ; 60 b . 
 
 Monicio quod personaliter resideat ; see Tywardreath Priory ; 118 b . On 
 further consideration of this case, and on the representations of the Prior's 
 Friends, this Monition was withdrawn, and Licence to go abroad, on im- 
 portant business affecting his Priory, was granted, 9 May, 1317: but he was 
 to-return before the Feast of St. Peterad Vincu la (1 Aug.) ; 119 b . 
 
 Miriefelde, William de, inst. to Maker ; 131 : deceased ; 166 b . 
 Modbury [Motbury, MS.], 
 
 Sir William de Nova Domo, Prior, Licence of absence, to visit the Mother- 
 House, the Abbey [of St. Pierre sur Dive.] He was to return before the Feast 
 of St. John-Baptist, except for some lawful cause, under pain of the Greater 
 Excommunication (22 April, 1310) ; 49 b . 
 
 Modbury, Geoffrey de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 
 Modetone, Joan de Valletort's Manor of ; 38 b . 
 
 Moelis, Alice de, Patron of Gidleigh ; 180 b . 
 
 Moelis, John de, presents to Northill ; 118. 
 
 Moeles, Margaret de, see Diptford ; 17 l b . 
 
 Meoles (sic), Nicholas de, presents to Diptford ; 82 b . 
 
 Moel, Sir Roger de, Knt., presents to Aveton-Giffard ; 128. 
 
 Mol, William le, R. of Alverdiscott, deceased ; 1 50 b . 
 
 Molland and Knowstone, 
 
 Sir Vincent, the V., being old and unable to work, Sir Richard de Newetone, 
 priest, was appointed his coadjutor (12 July, 1310) ; 53. 
 
 Mollonde, Walter de, Precentor of Crediton, deceased ; 72. 
 
 Moltone, David de, inst. to Dawlish ; 70. 
 
 Moltone, Thomas de, inst. to the Chantry at Morthoe ; 151. 
 
 Molyns, Richard de, see Clyst Episcopi ; 114 b . 
 
 Molyns, Richard, see Feniton (Inst.) ; 41 b . 
 
 Moneke, John le ; L 209 b . 
 
 Moncketone, Henry de, see St. Endellion (Inst.) ; 113 b . 
 
 Monketone, William de, see St. Endellion (Inst.) ; 84, 113 b : 
 
 inst. to Lanteglos-by-Fowey ; 141. 
 Montburg, the Abbat and Convent of; Patrons of Rousdon 
 
 (St. Pancras') ; 169 b , 1 80 b : of Axmouth ; ]56, 183. 
 Montacute Priory, Stephen, Prior of ; L 201 b The Prior and 
 
 Conv. present to St. Veep ; 41 b , 44 b , 139 : St. Neot ; 139. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 291 
 
 Montacute, Sir William, Knt., see St. Mabyn ; 125. 
 Monthermer [Monhermer and Mehermer, MS.], Sir Ralph de, 
 
 presents to Stokenham ; 105. See Ashreigney ; 34 b , 110 : 
 
 Stokenham ; 75, 162 b , 167 b , 182. 
 Morchard-Bishop, Richard de Brayleghe, R. of, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod die Sabbati proxima post Festum Epiphanie Domini, Anno 
 ut supra [8 Jan., 1311-12], comparuerunt coram Domino inEcclesia de Morcestre 
 Episcopi, Willelmus de Bukyntone, debitor in hac parte principalis, et Dominus 
 Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Nymet Sancti Georgii, et Robertas de Knyttetone, 
 manucaptores ejusdem Willelmi, presente tune ibidem Domino Ricardo de 
 Brayleghe, Rectore dicte Ecclesie de Morcestre ; qui, quidem, Willelmus, 
 Johannes, et Robertus fatebantur, et quilibet eorum fatebatur, in solidum, .se 
 teneri dicto Domino Ricardo in decem marcis argenti ex causa mutui solvendis 
 eidem, vel suo Procuratori ad hoc specialiter constitute, in Festo Beati Johannis 
 Baptiste (24 June) proximo secuturo : petentes se cum effectu per dictum 
 Dominum eidem Ricardo, in prefata summa peccunie per Precepti Sentenciam 
 condempnari. Unde idem Dominus, ipsorum et cujuslibet eorum confessionem 
 secutus, ad peticionem Domini Ricardi predicti, eosdem Willelmum, Johannem, 
 et Robertum, et quemlibet eorum, in solidum, in predictis decem marcis, ad 
 terminum predictum solvendis eidem Domino Ricardo, per Precepti Sentenciam 
 condempnavit ; injungens eisdem Willelrno, Johanni, et Roberto, et cuilibet 
 eorum, quod de dicta peccunia dicto Domino Ricardo in predicto terminp satis- 
 faciant, sub pena Excommunicacionis, exnuncut extunc quameo ipso, si in hac 
 parte non paruerint, incurrende ; ita, tamen, quod/ uuo ipsorum dictam 
 peccuniam legitime solvente, ceteri penitus liberentur. Et nichilominus jurarunt 
 predicti Willelmus, etc., quod solucionem dicte peccunie vel execucionem pro 
 ipsa in eventu faciendam per Prohibicionem Regiam, tactis Sacrosanctis 
 Evangeliis, nullatenus impedirent. Dictus, eciam, Willelmus condempnatus 
 fuit ad acquietandum et indempnes conservandum dictos manucaptores suos, 
 si eos dictam peccuniam in eventu solvere contingeret aliqualiter pro eodem ; 
 volens et expresse consenciens quod si interim decederet, et sic idem manucap- 
 tores ad ipsam solucionem faciendam sint onerati, quod Testament! ipsius 
 Executores, seu bonorum administrators ejusdem, de bonis suis, quousque 
 plene satisfactum fuerit de prernissis, se nullatenus intromittant ; 67. 
 
 Sciant presentes et futuri quod ego, Robertus de Knyghtetone, dedi et concessi, 
 et hac presenti Carta mea confirmavi, Decano et Capitulo Cathedralis Ecclesie 
 Beati Petri Exoniensis quadraginta solidos annui redditus, annuatim per- 
 cipiendos de omnibus terris et tenementis que habeo apud Knyghtetone et apud 
 la Fenne, et alibi ubicumque in Manerio de Bisschoppesmorchard ; solvendo 
 inde annuatim, ad Festum Sancti Luce, Evangeliste [18 Oct.], viginti solidos, et 
 in Festo Invencionis Sancte Gratis [3 May] alios viginti solidos ; habendum, tenen- 
 dum, et percipiendum predictis Decano et Capitulo, et eorum successoribus, de 
 predictis terris et tenemeutis meis, ad quorumcumque manus devenerint in 
 futurum, totum predictum redditum ad Obitum Venerabilis Patris, Domini 
 mei, Domini Walteri, Dei gracia nunc Exoniensis Episcopi, in Ecclesia Exoniensi 
 juxta ipsius Ordinacionem perpetuo celebrandum, libere, quiete, bene, et 
 in pace, inperpetuum. Ita quod liceat predicto Episcopo, et predictis Decano et 
 Capitulo et eorum successoribus, ac eorum singulis, pro predicto redditu, 
 quociens a retro fuerit, in predictis terris et tenementis meis de Knyghtetone et 
 la Fenne, et in omnibus aliis terris et tenementis meis in predicto Manerio de 
 Bisschoppesmorchard, distringere, et districcionem ea occasione captain ubicum- 
 que sibi placuerit, in Comitatu Devonie, inparcare et in parco detinere, quous- 
 que de predicto redditu fuerit plenarie satisfactum. Pro hac, autem, donacione, 
 concessione, et Carte mee confirmacione, predictus Walterus, Exoniensis 
 Episcopus, de consensu Capituli sui predicti Exoniensis, pro se et Successoribus 
 suis, remisit michi, heredibus meis et assignatis, totum jus et clamium quod 
 habuit, vel aliquo modo habere potuit, in tota terra de la Fenne in Manerio de 
 Bisschoppesmorchard, quarn habui ex dono et feoffamento Nicholai de Sancta 
 Helena, exceptis redditibus et serviciis sibi et Successoribus suis, Episcopis 
 Exoniensibus, inde antea debitis et consuetis. In cujus rei testimonium hiis 
 Scriptis dentatis et inter me et predictum Episcopum divisis, sigilla nostra, 
 alternatim, et sigillum predicti Capituli Exoniensis, utrique parti sunt appensa j 
 
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292 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 hiis Testibus, Dominis Thoma le Ercedekne, Ricardo de_Stapeldone, Johanne 
 
 de Treiagu, Militibus, Willelmo I 
 
 Speccote, Johanne de la Pomeray, 
 
 post Festum Sancti Mathei, Apostoli et Evangeliste, 
 
 filii Regis Edwardi, duodecimo [25 Sept., 1318], 130 b . See, also, under 
 
 " Institutions." [This Document is followed by a copy of the Relaxacio 
 
 Episcopipro xl solidis annul redditusad Obitum suum tenendis. The Witnesses 
 
 were the same ; it was dated on the same day ; and does little more than recite, 
 
 mutatis mutandis, the terms of the Deed. The only variation of any interest is 
 
 the addition to "tota terra" of the words "cum boscis, molendinis, aquis, 
 
 aquedxictis, pratis, pasturis, et aliis pertinenciis "]. 
 
 Morcestre, Margery de, see Crediton ; 67 b . 
 
 Morcestre, Richard de, R. of Instowe ; 110 b , 123 b , 129 b 
 
 Collated to the Archdeaconry of Barnstaple ; 102, 121 b : to the Archdeaconry 
 of Exeter; 125: deceased; 127, 130. See Exeter; 36 b (page 153): 
 Germeyn, Ralph ; 55: Culm stock : 84 b : Uphavene ; 117. 
 
 More, Philip de la, Proctor for Richard Sprigge; 184. 
 Morebath, Rectory of, see Berlinch ; 160 b . 
 Mprestone, see Bondleigh (Inst.} ; 117. 
 
 Moreton-Hampstead ; L 1 93. Gregory de la Court, of ; (Ord. 
 Pris.) 236 b . 
 
 Edmund de Burgo, R. Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (28 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b . Philip de Valle torta, R. Licence to 
 study for a year, from Michaelmas (26 Sept., 1309) ; 44 : renewed, 8 Sept., 
 1310 ; 55: again (subdeacon), 7 Sept., 1311 ; 63 b : Stephen (sic ; see "Inst.") 
 de Vautord (subdeacon), for a year from the Feast of the Nativity B.V.M. 
 [8 Sept.], (30 Aug., 1312) ; 73 : [Philip de Valletorta], for three years" ut 
 . . . Parisius, vel alibi in Partibus transmarinis, ubi Universitas seu 
 etudium viget generale, insistere valeat studio Literarum " (7 Oct., 1313) ; 
 80 : renewed for a year (priest), (23 Feb., 1316-17) ; 117 : renewed [he is, 
 now, "Magister "] for a year (18 March, 1317-18), "et dabit ad Fabricam 
 unam marcam " ; 126: renewed (16 Sept., 1319); 142 b : again (9 Sept., 
 1320) ; 151 : again (9 Oct., 1321) ; 161 b . 
 
 Moritz (or Moriz), John, R. of Parkham ; 47 b : and Prebendary 
 
 of Cutton (in the Castle of Exeter), deceased; 168. 
 Morley, Richard de ; L 213. 
 Morthoe, 
 
 Sir Thomas Robert, R., "Licencia intendendi obsequiis Nobilis Viri Henrici 
 de Lancastre per annum, ad instanciam dicti Nobilis " (30 Oct., 1323) ; 177. 
 
 Morteho, Roger de, inst. to St. Kerian's, Exeter; 52 b , 70, 73 b : 
 (see "Institutions "). See Exeter, Archdeaconry of ; 111. 
 Morval; see "Dedications"; 128. 
 Morwenstowe, 
 
 Sir William [de Gosham] priest, V., Licence to visit the Court of Rome, and 
 to be absent for three months (28 May. 1324) ; 180 b . 
 
 Mosselewyke, Sir Gilbert de, R. of Slapton : 40 b : resigns ; 53. 
 Mosselewyke, William de, inst. to Slapton ; ibid. 
 
 Mothaye, Nicholas de, exchanges Ashprington for Totnes; 
 59 b , 65 b (Mottey, MS.), 69. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 293 
 
 Mongluthe, John de, collated to a Prebend in Glasney ; 77 b ':" 
 deceased, 86 b . See Winkleigh (Inst.) ; 79 b . 
 
 Mongluthe, William de, collated to Manaccan ; 39. 
 
 Mousehole (near Penzance) ; L 188. 
 
 Moun, Baldwin le, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
 Muddelee, Dyonisia, of Exeter ; (Ord.-Pris.) 230. 
 
 Mudgeon, the Manor of, in St. Martin-in-Meneage ; 1 (see p. 4). 
 
 Mugge, Stephen, see Dean-Prior ; 28 C . 
 
 Mulle, John atte, see atte Mulle ; 181, 182. 
 
 Mun, Symon de, admitted to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 115 b . 
 
 Murymuth, Adam, Professor of Civil Law, advocate in the 
 Court of Canterbury, 
 
 The Bishop grants him an Annual Pension of 40s., till he can provide him 
 with a Benefice (29 March, 1308) ; 31 b : again (1 June, 1312), a Pension of 
 five marks; 72: ordained subdeacon, 20 May, 1312 ; 230. [Master Adam 
 Murimouthe, junior, also Canon of Exeter, was ordained subdeacon, 20 Sept., 
 1320 ; (Ord.) 242 b ] : collated to a Prebend in Crediton ; 85, 126 b ; in 
 Glasuey; 86 b : exchanges the latter for a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 129, 
 144. 
 
 Musbury ; Sir Hugh, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc. ; also, to put his Benefice 
 out to farm (3 Nov., 1314), " dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensis Ecclesie j 
 marcam " ; 89. [This Licence (of non-residence) is repeated on fol. 100]. 
 
 Mutforde, Sir John de, Knt., see Broth ertone ; 112. 
 Mymmelonde, Walter de, K. of Bickleigh [East Devon], 36, 
 
 42 : inst. to Meavy ; 42 b , 43. He died R. of Bratton- 
 
 Clovelly arid Canon of Glasney ; 163 b . 
 
 N. 
 
 Nanscosan, . . . . de, Y. of Fremington ; 73, 
 Nansladron, William de ; L 204 b . 
 Nantolio, John de, collated (by lapse) Prior of St. James's 
 
 Priory, Exeter ; 86. 
 
 Naturel, Walter, Canon-Regular of Bodmin; 71. . 
 Nemore Boreali [also, Northwode], William de, resigns Dean. 
 . : Prior (lll b ), and is collated to Brads tone ; 1 1 1 ; resigns, 
 
 and is collated to Paignton ; 150. 
 Netheravon (Dioc. Sarum), see St. Madron (Inst). 
 Neubaud, John de ; L 195: inst. to Camborne ; 37 b , 38 b r 
 
 resigns : 69 b . 
 Neusom (or Nyusom), Thomas, inst. to Stokenham ; 105, 119, 
 
 162 b , 167 b , 182. See Yol I, page xxiii, note 1. 
 Newenham, The Abbat and Conv, of, present to Pelynt ; 176. 
 
294 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Nywenham, William de, inst. to West-Buckland ; 82 b , 83, 
 121 b : resigns; 127: inst. to Rame ; 126, 130, 151. See 
 Germeyn, Ralph ; 55. 
 
 Newentone, Walter de, inst. to Colyton ; 151 b . 
 
 Newton-Ferrers [Nywetone Ferers, etc., MS.], 
 
 Herbert de Ferrers, K., Licence of non-residence, for a year from Michael- 
 mas, to study, at Oxford, in Theology or in Civil Law, " proviso quod dicta 
 .' Ecclesia, pro tempore hujusmodi absencie sue, laudabiliter deserviretur in 
 Divinis, et animarum cura excerceretur in eadem ; quodque omnes con- 
 cubine et illiciti concubitus cum eisdem, sub pena amissionis Beneficii sui, 
 per ipsum de cetero dimittantur (14 Aug., 1310) ; 54. Master Henry de 
 Nywetone, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence, for a year from 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (20 Sept., 1318), " et dabit dimidiam tnarcam " ; 
 129 b : renewed (deacon), (23 Sept., 1319), "et dabit ad Fabricam 
 dimidiam marcam " ; 142 b . Master William de Newetone [an obvious 
 clerical error for Henry], deacon, for a year (9 Sept., 1320) ; 151. [The 
 Licence was not issued till 21 Sept. ; 151 b ]. Master Henry de Newtone, 
 priest, for a year (21 Sept., 1321) ; 160 b : again (28 Jan., 1322-3); I7l b : 
 again (7 Aug., 1323) ; 176: again, till Michaelmas, 1326 (31 M*y. 1325) ; 
 184 b See " Wills " Ferariis, Herbert de ; 60. 
 
 Newton-Tracy, 
 
 Sir William de Newetone, priest, R., Licence of non-residence, for a year 
 from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (6 Sept., 1319) ; 142. 
 
 Nywetone, Henry de, resigns Thurlestone; 120 b : is inst. to 
 Quethiock; 119 b , 122 b : to Bere-Ferrers ; 126: resigns 
 Quethiock ; 127 b : resigns Bere-Ferrers : 130 : R. of 
 Newton-Ferrers (q.v., Inst.) ; collated to a Prebend and 
 the Chancellorship in the Cathedral, 169: resigns (and 
 the Registrar notes ' cui Resignationi presens non inter- 
 fui "; ; I7l b , see Exeter Cathedral ; 169 b (page 152) : inst., 
 again, to Newton-Ferrers ; fq.v., Inst). 
 
 Newetone, Rd. de; 53 : inst. to Knowstone and Holland; 61 b . 
 
 Nywetone (and Newetone), Wm. de, collated to a Prebend in 
 Glasney ; 82 b : inst. to Newton-Tracy ; 1 16 b , 142 : he was, 
 also, R. of Stoke-in-Teignhead ; 143, 161, 169, 176. 
 
 Neville, Sir Hugh de, Patron of Alphington ; 126. 
 
 Nitheretone, Michael de, inst. to the Chantry at Kenn ; 176 b . 
 
 Nithetoune, Henry ; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Norfolk, Thomas, Earl of (see " Wills "Queen Margaret) ; L 
 214 b . See Brothertone. 
 
 Norman, Hugh, inst. to Affeton ; 52 b . 
 
 North Bovy, 
 
 Sir John [de Colleshille see Quivil's Register, fol. 117], R., Licence of non- 
 residence till Michaelmas, 1310, to study, etc. (8 May, 1309) ; 40 b : again 
 [Collyshulle, MS.], Licence to put out his Benefice to farm to Sir John de 
 Lusteleghe, R. of Lustleigh, for three years from Michaelmas (13 Sept., 
 
 "j 1315), "et dabit . . . quolibet anno, ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis x 
 Bolidos " ; 109. Master Walter Pollard, subdeacon, R., uon-residenoe for 
 
GENERAL INDEX. '295 
 
 a year, from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (21 Sept., 1319) ; 142 b : renewed 
 (9 June, 1320) ; 150: again (14 Sept., 1321) ; 160: again (30 Nov., 1322 b ), 
 "dimidiam marcam " ; 169 b . 
 
 Northburghe, Roger de, R. of St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier ; 77 b : 
 collated to a Prebend in St. Crantock ; 106 b : resigns St. 
 Mawgan, 124 ; and the said Prebend ; 127, 
 
 Archdeacon of Richmond (Dioc. of York). [He was presented to this Arch- 
 deaconry by the King, 29 May, 1317. In 1322 he was consecrated Bishop 
 of Coventry and Lichfield (Le Neve}], Nota Procurationem negatam 
 per Papam Arcfiidiacono non visitanti in propria persona : 
 Johannes XXII, Episcopus, Servus servorum Dei, carissimo in Christo Filio, 
 Edwardo, Regi Anglie illustri, salutem et Apostolicam Benediccionem. Si tibi, 
 Fili carissime, innotuisset ilia efficax racip que nos a concedendis Procuracionibus 
 in absencia retrahit, nequaquam, ut credimus, pro dilecto filio, Rogero de North- 
 burghe, Archidiacono Richemondie, clerico tuo, preces nobis super hoc obtulisses. 
 Attendimus, etenim, et attendere debemus indubie, quod Ecclesie Regni tui 
 gravate sunt, tarn in decimarum imposicionibus quam diversorum oneribus 
 Nunciorum. Attendimus, eciain, quod Procuracionum percepcio propter 
 debite Visitacionis officium a Sacris Canonibus toleratur ; unde dignum est ut 
 Procuracionibus careat qui debite visitare non curat. Nee ab intxiitu nostre 
 consideracionis excluclimus quod, si tua seu Regni tui utilitas hoc ipsum exigeret, 
 onera forte non levia oneribus adicere oporteret. Ut, igitur, saltern in aliquo 
 sic gravatis et gravandis, si casus emerserit, parcamus Ecclesiis in concedenda 
 percepcione Procuraciouum hujusmodi, nos adeo difficiles a nostre promocionis 
 auspiciis hucusque prebuimus, ut nullis Archidiaconis nisi dumtaxat Car- 
 dinalibus, et uni forsan Regis filio, nos eas concessisse, quantumvis infestati 
 fuerimus, memoremur ; nee adhuc, propter causas predictas, inteudimus nos ad 
 concedendum illas reddere faciles ; ne, si uni eas concesseriraus, materiam 
 petendi simile pluribus prebeamus. Quare, si tuis pro Archidiacono predicto 
 non annuimus precibus, mansuetudo Regia, quesumus, non gerat inplacidum 
 set consideranter advertat, et gratanter acceptet premissarum efficaciam 
 racionum. Datum Avinione, xij Kalendas Juuii, Pontificatus nostri Anno 
 Secundo [21 May, 13181 ; 150. 
 
 Noreys, Henry, see Comptone, William ; 60 b . 
 
 Noreis, Philip le. de Edyngdone, inst. to Bradninch ; 126 b . 
 
 Noreis, Richard, inst. to Inwardleigh ; 120, 122 b , 143, 151, 168, 
 181 b : Proctor for Richard de Wodelond ; 184. 
 
 Norreis, William, inst. to Tetcott (q.v.), 49. 
 
 Northecote, Master John de, Official of John Wele (late Arch- 
 deacon of Exeter), is continued in Office, during the 
 vacancy (22 Feb., 1316-17) ; 117. See Consistory Court; 
 I72 b : also, L 213. 
 
 Northill, 
 
 Sir John de Fonte, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, 
 to study, etc. (7 Oct., 1317); 122 b : again (priest), till Michaelmas, 1322 
 (22 Jan., 1320-1); 154 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1326 (12 Aug., 1324); 
 181 b . 
 
 Northmolton, 
 
 Master William de Seccheforde, subdeacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence 
 for a year, to study, etc. (18 Nov., 1312) ; 75. Master William de 
 Crauthorne, priest, R., non-residence till Michaelmas, 1321, to study, etc. 
 (22 May, 1320) ; 149 b 
 
 Northpole, Nicholas de ; L 213. 
 North Tawton, 
 
(296 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Richard de Wellyngtone, R., Dispensation : till Michaelmas, 1309, to study, 
 etc. (17 Sept., 1308) ; 35 b : again (20 Sept., 1309); 44: again (13 Sept., 
 1310); 56. Master Hugh de Camera, subdeacou, K., Licence of non- 
 residence for three years, to study in Foreign Parts or wherever he might 
 prefer : he was to take deacon's and priest's Orders within a year (14 June, 
 1317) ; 120 : [Hugh de la Chambre, MS.], Licence to put his Benefice out 
 to farm, for three years, from 14 June last past (8 Oct., 1317)," et dabit, 
 singulis annis, j marcam, pro qua respondere tenetur Magister Johannes de 
 Miltone, Officialis Archidiaconi Barum " ; 122 b : again (priest), non- 
 residence for a year, to study, etc., and to put out his Benefice to farm (20 
 July, 1320) ; 150 : again (28 Aug., 1321) " Licencia insistendi a dicto die, 
 f per quinquennium, obsequiis Venerabilis Patris, Domini Henrici [Burwash], 
 
 Lincolniensis Episcopi." Also, to put his Benefice out to farm for three 
 years ; 159 b . 
 
 Nortone, John de, see Bosham ; 1 4 b , etc. 
 [Norton, in New ton- St. Gyres, 
 
 I. Visitation of this Manor by Masters Robert de Terra Veteri and John de 
 Uphavene, Stewards of the Dean and Chapter, 26 June, 1301 (see p. 107, 
 note (*),- 
 
 Henricus de Bidewille, Deodatus de Winseote, Walterus Norisce, Henricus de 
 Nortone, Henricus de Brounscumbe, et alii, jurati, dicunt per sacramentum 
 suuni, quod Magister Johannes, Dominus ipsorum, et ballivi sui, ipsos beno 
 mauutenent et defendunt versus quoscumque ; nee esse eis injuiiosos in aliq'i >. 
 Dicunt, tamen, se gravatos per hoc, quod ballivi quondam Magistri Johaunis 
 Nobilis, Firmarii istius Manerii, in penultimo anno vite sue detinuerunt 
 decennario xijcZ., quos annuatim habere consuevit pro serviciosuo. Et Magister 
 J., mine Firraarius, inveniens ipsos esse subtractos, non vult eos solvere ; 
 super quo petunt remedium. Item, dicunt quod Firmarius cepit in manus suas 
 unam acram prati unde consueverunt reddi per annum vjs., et sic decrevit 
 redditus. Item, levavit quandam domum, in quadam pecia terre, pro qua 
 redduntur ijs. per annum et alia servicia, ubi prius non habuit nisi iiijd. Item, 
 redditus diminuitur de xij<2. de acra et dimidia terre quam tenuit Ricardus 
 Spiarke ; et mine est in nianu Firmarii. Item, Firmarius amovit unum nativum 
 defamatum de latrocinio per consideracionem Hundredi, et tradidit terram suam. 
 alii. Item, dicunt quod presens Firmarius melioravit nrmam istam in domibus 
 tarn de novo constructis quam reparatis, columbariis, vivariis, gardinis, 
 mplendinis, et aliis pertinenciis, in tanto quod nullum defectum penitus invenire 
 sciunt nee estimare, preterquam in Grangia Boriali, cujus reparacionem ponunt 
 ad unam marcam. Dicunt, eciam, quod sunt de redditu assiso vijK. et xjs., et 
 de auxilio assiso xjs. Dominicum, cum gardino et prato nullo modo sciunt 
 estimare : set constat eis, ut asserunt, quod, nisi Firmarius tantam diligenciam 
 circa "agriculturam apponeret, et nisi gardinum aliquando responderet, nichil de 
 finna sua lucraretur. Item, predicti jurati dicunt quod, tempore Magistri 
 Willelmi de Staneweye, quondam Firmarii istius loci, consuevit Hector Ecclesie 
 de Niwetone invenire Capellanuni, qui singulis Diebus Dominicis solebat 
 Parochianis Capelle de Nortone legere Evangelium, Aquam Benedictam spargere, 
 et Panem Benedictum distribuere, Missam singulis quarta et sexta Feria in 
 ebdomoda celebrare, et in Festis Natalis et Pasce plenum Servicium eis facere, 
 et Confessiones in Quadragesima audire, et pueros similiter baptizare ; set in 
 ultimis diebiis dicti Willelmi omnia supradicta fuerant subtracta, usque ad 
 tempus istius Firmarii, qui omnia revocavit ; hoc excepto, quod non legitur eis 
 Evangelium, nee habent Panem Benedictum vel Aquam, ut oliin consueverunt. 
 Super quo petunt sibi subveniri. Et memorandum quod tempore presentis 
 Visitacionis fuerunt in Capella predicta duo paria Vestimentorum, Missale sine 
 note, Calix interius deauratus, Manuale, Portiphoriurn non notatum, Spalterium 
 (sic), iij tuelle, Superaltare bonum, due fiole, due campane ad mortuos, pelvis 
 ad Aquam Benedictam, asser ad Pacem [a Pax-board], que singula sufficere 
 debent ad talem Capellam. Preterea Capella est satis luminosa et decenter 
 depicta. Archives of the Dean and CJiapter, No. 3673, page 19. 
 
 II. Another Visitation was held, by the same Deputies, " die Veneris 
 prpxima post Festum Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli" (15 June), 1302, 
 
 Henricus de Bedewille, Johannes ate Mersse, Johannes ate Heghen, Kicardus 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 297 
 
 Norice, et ceteri omnesde Hundredo, jurati, dicunt quod Domiims et ballivus se 
 habeut nt in priori Visitacione. Dicunt, eciam, quod credunt, xiij vel xiiij annis 
 elapsis, Magister Johannes, dictus Nobilis, Firmarius, etc., in fata decessit, et re- 
 mansit Manerium in manu Decani et Capituli, sub custodia Jordani, clerici, ballivi 
 eorundem, usque ad Festum Epiphanie proximo sequens ; circa quod Festum 
 venerunt Ricardus Munceyn et Willelmus Dyrewyne, ex parte Magistri Johannis 
 nunc Firmarii, et ceperunt seysinara Manerii et sacramentum tidelitatis ab 
 hominibus, nomine predicti Magistri Johannis. Et eo tempore fuerunt agri 
 yemales culti per predictum defunctum ; quorum agrorum fructus nunc 
 Firmarius emit ab Executoribus dicti Johannis Nobilis. Fructus defuncti in 
 grangia existences, cum feno, emit Jordanus ab Executoribus, et de eis pro 
 yoluntate sua disposuit, ita quod nichil remansit predicto Magistro Johanni de 
 ibidem inventis nisi redditus assisus Termini Natalis, quern tune primo recepit, 
 et terram incultam extunc colendam, cum omnibus aliis ad predictum Manerium 
 spectantibus, solvendo firmam, ut moris est, pre manibus ; ibid. , page 40. 
 
 III. A third Visitation was held by the same persons (here called " Senescalli 
 Scaccarii Ecclesie Beati Petri Exoniensis"), "die Lune in crastino Sancte 
 Trinitatis (3 June), 1303, 
 
 Per Henricum de Bydewille, Jphannem ate Merhs, Johannem ate Heghen, Adam 
 de Langeford, Walterum Alisaundre, Alanum de Langeford, Henricum Dolyn, 
 Ricardum Gosce, Ricardum de Bydewille, Ricardum dictum Noriz, Thomam de 
 Wynescote, Deudeney de Wynescote, Walterum de eadera, Philippum Bonde de 
 eadem, Walterum Carpentare, Walterum le Wyse, Walterum Norice, Stephanum 
 Uppehille, Thomam de Northone, Henricum de eadem : et ceteri de Manerio, 
 jurati, dicunt, per sacrameutum suum, quod eadem sunt Ornamenta in Capella 
 que fuerunt tempore Magistri Johannis. Et Capella multo meliorata est in tecto 
 et parietibus, et est Capella satis sufficiens ad Manerium. Dicunt, eciarn, quod 
 in Aula, alta camera, celario, coquina, et dayria, nulli sunt defectus. Item, 
 estimant ad xijd. defectum in pariete nigre camere ; et in eadem camera fuit 
 latrina que dirruta est tempore Magistri Johannis, cujus repparacionem estimant 
 ad iijs., cum meremio de Dominico. Item, dicunt quod in grangia siliginis est 
 defectus in tecto, quern defectum estimant ad xc?., de proprio meremio. 
 Verumptamen est eadem grangia in adeo bono statu sicut Magister Johannes 
 earn recepit, excepto illo defectu. Item, dicunt quod grangia avene est in 
 meliori statu quam fuit tempore quo idem Magister earn suscepit ; tamen, 
 defectiva est; cujus repparacionem estimant ad vjd. Item, dicunt quod parvum 
 stabulum est in meliori statu quam ipsum recepit ; est, tamen, defectivum in 
 tecto, cujus repparacionem estimant ad ijs. Dicunt, eciam, quod sepes circum- 
 quaque curiam et gardinum defectivi (sic) sunt ; qui defectus contigerunt tempore 
 Magistri Willelmi : tamen, in meliori statu sunt quam ea (sic) suscepit ; et adeo 
 emendavit gardinum quod valere debet per annum ad x dolea cicere 1 plus quam 
 prius, gardinis bene fructificantibus. Item, dicunt quod bercaria 2 extra portam 
 curie ruinosa est totaliter ; et tempore Magistri Johannis corruit quedain pars 
 muri, qui potuit repparari per viijc. Et residuum aliorum defectuum accidit 
 tempore Magistri Willelmi, nunc Firmarii. Item, dicunt quod duo columbaria 
 suscepit Magister Johannes, quorum unum corruit tempore ipsius ; qui aliud 
 novum et bonum construxit, in alio loco, equivalens vel melius. Item, dicunt 
 quod fuit molendinum alibi situm in bosco, ad quod aliquando, tempore yemali, 
 nullus potuit commode accedere cum equo ; set portabant bladum in humeris : 
 quo Magister Johannes fecit ammoveri, et alibi tilud construxit, ubi nunc 
 situatur. Et dampnificatur per illam ammocionem Manerium in moltura, 
 adaquacione pasture, prati, et terre arabilis, in xxs. per annum. Dicunt, eciam, 
 quod ad molendinum nunc existens non potest aqua habere bonum accessum nee 
 recessum, et quod molendinum labitur in abissum. Dicunt, eciam, quod 
 predictus Magister Johannes melioravit Manerium, tempore suo, in domibus, 
 clausuris circa prata et terras, in expendio de x libris. Pettint, insuper, xijo?., 
 quos Firmarius consuevit solvere annuatim decennario ipsius ; qui sibi subtra- 
 huntur, prout facta est mencio in priori Visitacione ; ibid.) page 42J. 
 
 Notyngham, Rob. de, " Clericus Brevium de Scaccario " ; L 210 b . 
 
 1 -ten tuns of cider. which sheep were fattened, it was 
 
 8 An enclosure, near the Court-yard, in something more than ovile. 
 
298 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Norwico, Sir Walter de, Knt., see St. Dominick ; 141. 
 
 Nova Domo, William de, Prior of Modbury; 49 b : deceased 
 
 ["deNovaMansione," MS.]: 160 b . 
 Nova Haya, Thomas de, presented to St. Illogan ; 31, 
 
 The Bishop, moved thereto by the King, grants him a Pension of five marks 
 "de Camera'' (22 Oct., 1308) ; 36 b . A similar grant, dated 28 May, had 
 been cancelled ; 34 : collated to a Prebend in Crediton ; 43. See L 186 b . 
 
 Nymetone, Laurence de, inst. to Bishopsnympton ; 145. 
 Nymetone, "Richard de, admitted to Botusfleming ; 127 b . 
 Nymet-St. George, see Cheldon (Inst.)', 112 b . 
 
 0. 
 
 Officials and other Ministers of the Bishop ; their oppressions 
 and injustice, 
 
 Commissio graciosa, 
 
 Walterus, etc. . . . dilecto etc., Official! suo, salutera, etc. In prosperitate 
 subditorum nostrorum letamur, et in eoruni lesione, quam propriam reputamus, 
 
 m qui pro suis excessibus, culpis, 
 
 per nos, aut eosdem Officiales et Ministeriales, sunt multati, statum seu 
 condicionem per onmia^ non noverint, nimium pregraventur seu excessive 
 deprimantur in facultatibus et bonis suis, vobis comnrittimus et mandamus 
 quatinus pro exoneracione consciencie nostre ac vestre, ac aliorum Ministerialium 
 nostrorum qui Spiritualem Jurisdiccionem hactenus in nostra Dyocesi excer- 
 cuerunt vice nostra, de hujusmodi subditis nostris per nos aut vos, aut ceteros 
 predictos Ministeriales, hactenus per excessivas mulctas seu penas peccuniarias, 
 aut omnino de jure indebitas pregravatis, diligenter cam consilio Magistri 
 Walteri de Esse, Officialis Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis nostre, inquirere et in- 
 vestigare curetis. Et quos excessive vel iudebite punitos seu mulctatos 
 inveneritis, remissis hiis que indebita videritis vel excessiva, et retraditis hiis 
 que taliter sunt recepta, relevare curetis (8 Sept., 1310) ; 55. 
 The Commission directed to the said Official-Peculiar is dated " die Mercurii 
 proxima ante Festum Exaltacionis Sancte Crucis " (9 Sept.) ; 55 b . 
 
 Ockebeare, John de, inst. to St. Pancras [Rousdon] ; 38 b , 43 ; 
 deceased ; 169 b . He is called John de Okehere, junior 
 L 210 ; and is described as the Incumbent " cujusdam 
 modice Capelle." 
 
 Ockestone, Hugh de, R. of Zeal-Monachorum ; 48 : (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Okham, Alan de ; L. 202 b . 
 
 Master Hugh Cally, of Seaton, accolite, R., Dispensation : non-residence for 
 a year, to study, etc. (27 Nov., 1322) ; and he was to take subdeacon's 
 Orders ; 169 b : again (subdeacon)for a year, from 27 Nov., 1323 ; dated 24 
 Sept., 1324; 181*. 
 
 Okeford, 
 
 Sir William de Wilebi, R., Licence of non-residence for two years (31 Jan., 
 1310-11); 59 b : again, "ad requisicionem Domini Roberti de Harwedone 
 . . . ut ipsius Domini Roberti negociis a Festo Beati Michaelis . . . per 
 biennium intendere possit, absque onere residencie personalis " (2 Sept., 
 1312) ; 73 : again, " Licencia standi in obsequio Domini Roberti de Hare- 
 wedone "for one year '6 Oct., 1318) ; 131. 
 
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 Okehampton ; the Parsons of Broadwood-Widger and Tedburn- 
 St. Mary trespass on Hugh de Courtenay's Chace, there ; 
 L 213 b . 
 
 Ockhamptone. John de, inst. to Tavistock ; 68. 
 
 Oketone, John de, Itinerant Justice, see Cargaul; 117. 
 
 Okham, William de, Archdeacon of Stowe (Dioc. of Lincoln), 
 see Brother tone ; 112. 
 
 Olneye, John de, Priest- Vicar of Crediton ; 67 b . 
 
 Olney, Peter de, R. of Stockleigh-Pomeroy ; 38, 56. 
 
 Olneye, William de, V. of Paignton, deceased ; 150. 
 
 Oneley, John de, Proctor for Peter de Hellewille ; 40. 
 
 ORATORIES, Licences to Celebrate in : 
 
 BELLO PRATO [Beaupre], ISABELLA DE, in her Chapels or Oratories iu her Manors 
 of Trewythgy, Tikambred, and Penhalym. She was to attend the Parish- 
 Church on the Greater Festivals (3 July, 1319) ; 142. 
 
 BEVYLE, Sir REGINALD DE, Knt., "presentibus ipso et uxore sua, in Capella sua 
 Sancti Johannis [in his Manor of Galowras, called by Lysous " Golours "], in 
 Parochia Ecclesie Sancti Goroni [St Goran] existente, per Capellanum 
 ydoneum " (15 July, 1309) ; 42 b . Again, 
 
 BUVYLE, Sir REGINALD DE, Knt., and ALICE his wife, in their Chapel at Woolston 
 [Wollestone, MS.], in the Parish of Poundstock ; in their own presence, or of 
 one of them. All oblations and obventions were reserved for the Mother- 
 Church (6 May, 1310) ; 50 b 
 
 BRAILEQHE, Sir RICHARD DE, Canon of Exeter and Penitentiary- General (Sub- 
 Dean), Licence to build an Oratory within the precincts of his residence in 
 Exeter, and to celebrate therein ; (8 April, 1319) ; 140 b . 
 
 CHEVERESTONE, YIMEYMIA DE, in her Oratory at Yeldetone [Ilton], in the Parish of 
 Malborough, " diebus feriatis ; . . . et quod Diebus Dominicis et Festivis in 
 ipsa Matrici Ecclesia, cessante impediinento legitimo, Divina audire non 
 omittat" (4 April, 1309); 39 b . 
 
 CLOPTONE, Sir WALTER DE, R. of Kenn, " Licencia celebrandi per se Divina, per 
 bieunium a dato Presencium, in Oratorio suo quod de novo hi manso 
 Rectoratus dicte Ecclesie construi fecerat ; diebus, tamen, feriatis, cum sue 
 placuerit voluntati (25 Sept., 1319) ; 143. Also, Licence was granted to the 
 said Walter (Prebendary of Cutton in the Castle of Exeter), " ut infra septa 
 ejusdem Prebende per se Divina celebrare possit, usque ad Festum Beati 
 Michaelis ; ita quod Sacramenta alia ibidem non ministrentur (26 Jan., 1322- 
 3); 171 b . 
 
 COLETONE, JOHN DE ; Licence to hear Divine Service in any decent Oratory at 
 Coletone, with the Rector's assent (11 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. 
 
 CORNUBIA, Sir WALTER DE, Knt., ; " pro Cantaria habenda in Capella sua de 
 Braneys [Bradninch], infra limites Ecclesie Parochialis" (6 Aug., 1310) ; 53 b . 
 
 FERARIIS, Sir WILLIAM DE, Knt., and MATILDA, his consort ("consorti sue ..... 
 cum familia vestra extrinseca ") ; in their Oratory at Schillingham, in the 
 Parish of St. Stephen's-by-Saltash, distant a mile, or more, from the Mother- 
 Church. All other Parishioners were to be excluded. "Ita, videlicet, quod 
 Diebus Dominicis, et interim Festis Majoribus, cum, proptera dversam corporis 
 vestri valetudinem et aeris nimiam intemperiem, comode poteritis, ad pre- 
 dictam Matricem Ecclesiam pro Divinis audiendis in eadem personaliter 
 accedatis ; quodque cum sic feceritis, vel nisi alter vestrum presens fuerit ut 
 premittitur impeditus, in prefato Oratorio Divinorum Celebracio plene cesset. 
 Inhibemus, eciam, vobis et vestrum. cuilibet, ac eciam cuilibet Capellano 
 
300 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 vestro in hac parte, et alieno, ut ipsos vel aliquem ipsorum Matrimonia 
 solempnizare inter quascumque cujuscumque condicionis aut status existant, 
 seu alia quecumque Sacramenta Ecclesiastica quibuscumque personis, preter- 
 quam in mortis articulo, aliqualiter ministrare nullatenus permittatis. Quod 
 si secus actum fuerit, idem Oratorium extuuc, suo perpetuo, sit suspensum. 
 Nolumus, enim, nee intendimus quod per hanc nostram Licenciam prefate 
 Matrici Ecclesie quomodolibet prejudicium inferatur" (19 June, 1318) ; 127 b . 
 
 FISHACRE, Dame, ISABELLA DE, in her Oratory or Chapel of [a blank space] " per 
 Capellanum proprium . . . feriatis diebus ; et Festivis quando, propter ineptitu- 
 dinem temporis vel infirmitatem corporis, ad Matricem Ecclesiam pro Divinis 
 audiendis comode accedere non potest," for a year only (6 July, 1312); 72. 
 
 FISSHACRE, Sir PETER DE, Knt., " Dominus, considerans impotenciam Domini 
 Petri . . . , quod pro Divinis audiendis ad Matricem Ecclesiam accedere 
 nequit, concessit eidem ut iu camera sua, apud Ludewithestone [Luptori], in 
 Parochia de Brixham, sibi possit [celebrari] per Dominum Eliam de Gate- 
 combe, presbiterum, qui celebrat apud Storigge [Storridge, in the Parish of 
 Moreleigh] pro antecessoribus de Morleghe, vel per alium, propriis suis sump- 
 tibus sustentandum " (27 Oct., 1317) ; 123 b . 
 
 GREYNNEVILE, BERTINUS DE, and AMYA his wife, in their Chapel at " Bydyforde," till 
 Michaelmas-Day, " dum, tamen, ydonee ad Matricem Ecclesiam pro Divinis 
 audiendis accedere nequeant, et Rectoris consensus accedat, etc., et Matrici 
 Ecclesie nullum ex hoc prejudicium generetur" (11 Jan., 1311-12); " 67 b . 
 
 GRIMESTONE, WILLIAM DE ; Licence to hear Divine Service in any decent 
 Oratory, at Grimestone [in the Parish of Whitchurch], with the Rector's 
 assent, (11 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. 
 
 HALAP, OLIVER DE, "senio confractus, et luminibus occulorum privatus " in his 
 Manor of Hertleghe, within the Parish of St. Mary of Bucklaud [Buckland- 
 Filleigh], " de licencia Rectoris ejusdem Ecclesie, per Capellanum ydoneum, 
 suis sumptibus sustentandum, ipso presente, Diviiia facere celebrari, et 
 eadem ibidem audire ; ita quod exinde ipsi Matrici Ecclesie, vel ejusdem 
 Rectori, nullum prejudicium generetur, et quod Capellanus ibidem celebrans 
 juret Rectori antedicto ipsam Matricem Ecclesiam occasione dicte Cantarie 
 indempnem " (7 April, 1310) ; 49. 
 
 HYWYS, Dame MATILDA DE, " optinuit Licenciam ut in Capella sua de Tremethe- 
 recke [Tremadart], infra limites Parochie de Duelo [Duloe] situata, per 
 Capellanum ydoneum suis sumptibus, singulis diebus feriatis, et eciam quo- 
 ciens ad Matricem Ecclesiam ipsa, vel aliquLs seu aliqua de filiis seu filiabus 
 suis, commode accedere non poterit seu non poterint, Diebus Dominicis et 
 Festivis, possit facere Divina celebrari et audiri ; dum, tamen, Rectoris et 
 Vicarii ejusdem Ecclesie consensus accedat ; et quod presbiter ibidem 
 celebrans, secundum Statuta Synodalia, de indempnitate dictorum Ecclesie 
 Rectoris et Vicarii, et fidelitate ejusdem et eorum cuilibet facienda, corporale 
 primitus prebeat juramentum ; proviso quod alii Parochiani illius Ecclesie 
 quam illide libera sua familia, cum in dicta Capella in forma premissa vel alia 
 celebrari fecerit, vel alias ad audiendum Divina, Diebus Dominicis et Festivis, 
 ibidem, nullatenus admittantur. Presentibus pro beneplacito Domini dura- 
 . turis, etc." (2 Aug., 1310) ; 53*. 
 
 LAPPEFORDE, HENRY DE, and [a blank space] his wife, till Michaelmas, 1311, in 
 their Oratory at Lapford, in the presence of at least one of them : they were 
 
 - "to attend the Mother-Church on Sundays and the Greater Festivals, " duin 
 tamen aeris temperies et valitudo corporis id permittat " (1 July, 1310) ; 52 b . 
 
 MARKEWILLE, ADAM, in his Chapel at Markewille (6 March, 1308-9); 38 b . [The 
 Manor of Markwell, in St. Erney, Cornwall, was parcel of the Estate of 
 Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, attainted in the reign of Edward II. ; afterwards 
 (temp. Henr. VI.) of the Bodrugans (Lysons)]. 
 
 MONTE ACUTO, Sir SYMON DE, Licence to build an Oratory in his Manor of La 
 More, in the Parish of Luppit ; Sir Robert [de Pentelowe], the Rector, 
 consenting; also, for the celebration of Divine Service therein, in his own 
 presence. But no injury was to be done to the Mother- Church ; and on the 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 301 
 
 Rector's cession or death, the consent of his successor was to be obtained ; 
 and only during the said Symon's life-time (27 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b . 
 NONAUNT, Sir ROGER DE, Knt., " comparuit coram Domino, in quodam loco qui 
 vocatur Kalenderehaye, [in Exeter], et petiit quod Dominus^de gracia sua 
 concederet sibi quod possit licenceri facere celebrari Diviua in Capella sua 
 Sancte Agnetis de Clistone" [Broadclyst]." The Bishop granted the Licence 
 for a year only, " presentibus Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Domino Johanne de 
 Schireforde, Magistro Thoma de Witteneye" (10 Sept., 1321) ; 160. 
 POLLARD, ROBERT, in his Oratory at la Weye ( Way), in the Parish of St. Giles- 
 
 in-the-Wood (1 April, 1309) ; 39 b . 
 
 PYWORTHY [Pyheworthi, MS.], Master HENRY, R. of," per se, et per Personas 
 Religiosas honestas, in Oratorio suo infra septa Curie sue ibidem " (14 July, 
 1309); 42 b . 
 
 SERVYNGTONE, DAVID DE, and ALIANORA his wife, in their Chapel of Dynesbeare, 
 in the Parish of Merton, for two years, on ferial days and on the lesser Feasts 
 (20 Feb.,U309-10) ; 47 b . And again, in their Chapels, or Oratories, in their 
 Manors of Dynesbeare aforesaid, and Uppecote, in the Parish of Bideford ; for 
 themselves alone, all other Parishioners being excluded. They were to attend 
 their Parish -Churches on Sundays (7 March, 1322-3). This Licence extended 
 to Easter-Day, 1324 ; 174. 
 STAPELDONE, Sir RICHARD DE, Knt., 
 
 Cantaria Capelle de Stapeldone, 
 
 "Universis, etc. Ex cura suscepti regiminis ad nos proculdubio dinoscitur 
 pertinere ut eo libencius subditorum. nostrorum desideriis annuamus quo per 
 hoc Cultus Divinus in Ecclesia Dei poterit salubrius augmentari. Sane Peticio 
 dilecti in Christo fllii, Domini Ricardi de Stapeldone, Militis, nobis exhibita, 
 continebat quod, cum Maneiium suum de Stapeldone, situatum in Parochia 
 Parochialis Ecclesie de Miltone, nostre Diocesis, matricis Loci ejusdem, in quo 
 quidem Manerio frequenter, sicut asserit, moram facit, adeo a predict a Matrici 
 Ecclesia et Capslla de Cokeburi, ab eadern Ecclesia Matrice dependente, distare 
 noscatur, quod ad unam vel aliam Ecclesiam seu Capellam, propter non modicam. 
 loci distanciam, et viarum nonnulla discrimina, pro Divinis audiendis ibidem, 
 difficilis est accessus ; habeatque prefatus Dominus Ricardus in dicto Manerio 
 Capellam, sive Oratorium, ubi Divina satis competenter poterunt, sicut asserit, 
 celebrari ; nos, habentes nostre consideracionis intuitum ad premissa, paterno 
 sibi concedere dignaremur affectu ut pro se, et suis heredibus, quociens sibi, 
 hora ad hoc competent!, placuerit, in prefata Capella, seu Oratorio, Divina de 
 nostra sibi celebrari facere poterit gracia speciali. Cupientes, igitur, eidem 
 Militi taliter in sua Peticione favere, quod per hoc nulli inposterum prejudicium 
 aliquod generetur, quinpocius per hoc, preter alias sufficientes causas et 
 legitimas, Cultus augmentetur Divinus, habito primitus cum discretis viris, 
 Domiriis Decano et Capitulo nostro Exouiensibus, super hoc inter cetera 
 diligenti tractatu, ipsorumque ad id legitimo accedente consensu, sibi ut in 
 prel'ata Capella, seu Oratorio, de Stapeldone, pro se et heredibus suis, perpetuis 
 futuris temporibus, per unum CapeJlanum ydoneum, vel eciam plures eorum 
 
 n pro tempore ibidem, propriis sumptibus sustentandi, hora ad hoc debita, 
 ivina licite valeant celebrari, tenore Presencium indulgemus. Ita, tamen, 
 quod prefate Matrici Ecclesie nullum per hoc prejudicium generetur omnino, 
 quinpocius omnes obveuciones et oblaciones, et cetera que ad eandem Capellam, 
 seu Oratorium, forsitan provenire continget, tanquam prefate Matrici Ecclesie 
 per omnia debita, integre reddantur eidem ; quodque Capellanus quicumque, 
 Divina ibidem continue celebrans, juxta formam Constitution!*? Synodalis super 
 hoc edite, corporale prebeat juramentum, infra mensem a tempore quo hujus- 
 inodi juramentum debite exactum fuerit ab eodem. In cujus rei testimonium 
 sigillum nostrum Presentibus duximus apponendum. Datum Exonie, vicesimo 
 sexto die mensis Julii, Anno Domini M CCC m xvj. Et nos, Decanus et 
 Capitulum Ecclesie Exoniensis antedicte, premissam Indulgenciam sub forma 
 qua premittitur, quatenus ad nos attinet, approbantes, eidem per omnia nostrum, 
 tenore Presencium, prebemus assensum. Datum sub sigillo nostro communi, in 
 Capitulo nostro Exoniensi, die et Anno Domini supradictis ; 114. 
 VALLETORT, Dame JOAN DE, Licence for a fit Chaplain to celebrate in her 
 Oratory in the Manor of Modetone [in Botusfleming], the Rector consenting, 
 and without prejudice to the Mother-Church (28 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38 b . 
 
302 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 WALEIS, WILLIAM, in his Chapel of Landren, in the Parish of Northill, Cornwall; 
 once a year on 15 Aug., the Feast of the Assumption, (19 Feb., 1311-12); 69. 
 The Manor of Landreyne is said, in a MS. Volume, drawn up by the last 
 male heir of the Spoure Family, and containing an account of that Family 
 and their possessions, to have belonged to William, Lord Wallis, who was 
 attainted in the Reign of Edward III., and had a daughter Christian married 
 to John Trebartha. We can find no account of this Lord Wallis in any other 
 Heraldic Books, either printed or MS. ; it is certain that the Manors of Land- 
 reyne and Northill belonged to the Courtenays, Earls of Devon, and, having 
 been forfeited by attainder, were annexed to the Duchy of Cornwall (Lysons). 
 He is not called " Lord," here, in the Register, and it is possible that the last 
 of the Spoures may have confused him, by reason of the similarity of name, 
 with Richard Waleys, a Baron by writ, who was summoned to Parliament at 
 about this time, viz., 15 May, 14 Edw. II (1321), but never afterwards. See 
 Sir Harris Nicolas' Historic Peerage: he points out that " Dugdale gives no 
 account of this Baron in his Baronage: he was, however, of the Party of 
 Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, was present at the Battle of Boroughbridge, and 
 received Writs on various occasions between 1308 and 1325; although never 
 summoned to Parliament after 1321. He left a son, Stephen Waleys, living 
 1348, whose only dau. and h., Elizabeth, was the wife of Sir John Depedene, 
 Knt." (p. 495). 
 
 WOLLEGHE, Master WILLIAM DE, R. of Yarnscombe, priest, in his Oratory at 
 Wolleghe ; he was to say Mass therein, but not administer the Sacraments of 
 the Church to anyone (6 March, 1320-1) ; 157. In a later Licence he is 
 called "Dominus Loci ejusdem, . . . infra septa Curie sue ibidem" (26 
 May, 1322). He was to resort to his Parish- Church on Sundays and on 
 other Feasts ; 167 b . [" Woolly [in Bcaford] was antiently in the Murdakes, 
 from whom it passed by successive female heirs to Hatch, Mallet, and Acland. 
 There were, formerly, Chapels at Upcott and Woolly " (Lysons)]. 
 
 Ordinations see the Ordination-Lists, at the end), 
 
 Commission directed to John [de Drokenesford], Bishop of B. and W., " ad 
 Ordinandum, hac instanti die Sabbati proxima ad Sicientes, quoscumque 
 clericos, nostre Diocesis, tarn Beneficiatos, Religiosos, quam alios, ad quos- 
 cumque Ordines, tarn Sacros quam Minores, etc." (12 March, 1324-5); 183 b . 
 
 Ordulph (son of Earl Ordgar, Founder of Tavistock Abbey), 
 see Whitchurch ; 165 b . 
 
 Osbert, Bishop of Exeter, see Bosham (page 65). 
 
 Osmyngtone, William de, inst. to Rousdon (St. Pancras') ; 169 b . 
 
 Oseney Abbey (Oxori) ; L 209 b , 210. 
 
 Otery, Richard de, inst. to West Down; 176 b . See Culm- 
 stock ; 84 b . 
 
 Otery, Robert de ; 202 b . 
 
 Otery, Roger de, see 33 (bis) ; also, Polslo, 33 : Hortone, 33 b 
 L191. 
 
 He was Canon of Crediton, and exchanged for a Prebend in the Cathedral ; 
 35: collated to the Chancellorship of the Cathedral; 43 see Exeter 
 (Election of Dean); 42, 46 b : St. Newlyn ; 52 b : Exeter Cathedral; 53: 
 Lezant (Inst.) ; 69 b : Vicars-General ; 77 : deceased ; 100: reference to his 
 Will, 122 b 
 
 Oteswyche, Master William de; L 191 b . 
 
 Otterham, 
 
 Robert [de Sancto Genesio], subdeacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence, 
 for a year from Michaelmas (19 Sept., 1309); 43 b : renewed (10 Sept., 
 1310) ; 55 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 303 
 
 Otterton Priory, Richard [Jordan], Prior, 
 
 Commission, directed to Roger de Otery (16 Nov., 1309), to provide a coadjutor 
 for Prior Richard who was " senio confractus, egritudine perpetua gravatus, 
 lumine oculorum privatus, et alias multipliciter impotens,...in tantum quod 
 dictum Prioratum, nobis Ordinaria Jurisdiccione immediate subjectum, in 
 Temporalibus et Spiritualibus regere non poterit, prout hec nobis, et in partibus 
 illis, ita sunt publica, notoria, et manifesta, quod inficiacioni probabili locus 
 non existit"; 45. 
 
 Fr. Robert Level, Prior, Licence to absent himself, for two months, from his 
 Priory, to visit "Abbathiam Monasterii vestri Beati Michaelis de periculo 
 maris ("pridie Kalendas Aprilis "31 March, 1312) ; 71. 
 Sequestration: - 
 
 The Bishop visited the Priory, 31 July, 1314; "examinato Priore per eundem, 
 idem Prior confessus fuit quod dictus Prioratus pensionarius fuit, et est, 
 Abbathie Sancti Michaelis de periculo maris in ducentis marcis annuatim. Et, 
 quia Prior simpliciter et absque reservacione alicujus Pensionis presentatus 
 
 John de Lecchelade. Robert Lovel, the Prior, having obtained Licence to visit 
 the Mother-House, and be absent not more than a month, had not returned after 
 the lapse of a year and six months (23 July, 1316) ; 113 b . At last, it was 
 acknowledged that Lovel was so weighed down by sickness and infirmity that 
 he could not retuin from abroad, and, if that had been possible, could not 
 govern his House. He resigned his Office, 13 Aug., 1316, at Bishopsnympton, 
 in the presence of Fr. Richard de Albo Dyoto (sic), Monk of St. Michael's 
 Abbey, who had been nominated as his successor, Fr. Peter de Carvile (Monk of 
 the same Convent, and nominated to succeed Fr. Geoffrey de Sernon as Prior of 
 St. Michael's Mount), Thomas de Stapeldone, Canon of Exeter, Richard de 
 Braileghe, Nicholas de Hele ("familiares Domini"), Robert Barry, John de la 
 Pomeray, Oliver de Esse, and others ; 114. 
 
 Fr. Richard de Albo Doyto, Prior, " Licencia visitandi Principalem Abbathiam, in 
 Partibus Transmarinis." He was to be absent for only two months (26 May. 
 1319) ; 141. 
 
 The Prior presents to Sidmouth; 52*, 167 b : Harpford; 79b, HO**, 181. 
 
 [Oxford; Exeter College (dim "Stapeldone Halle"), the 
 Statutes of, 
 
 [Owing to the evils connected with the system of Students, lodging all over 
 the City of Oxford, Statesmen like Walter de Merton in Henry the Third's 
 time, and Walter de Stapeldon under Edward the Second, founded 
 " Colleges," that the Students might live together, under a Rector, to 
 maintain discipline and order. Their object was to establish a constant 
 succession of poor and diligent Students, and train them for the service of 
 God in Church and State. These Colleges were, by no means, mainly 
 Clerical Institutions. Stapeldon provides for thirteen Scholars (i.e. 
 Fellows), twelve of them studying Philosophy, while the thirteenth was to 
 be a Priest, studying Theology and Canon-Law. Tenpence a week was 
 allowed them for their commons ; and, besides this, the Rector had twenty 
 shillings a year ; the Priest, also, twenty shillings ; and each Scholar ten 
 shillings. The Fellowship ended three years after the Fellow had taken 
 the Degree of Master of Arts ; so that men might be passed in considerable 
 numbers through the University training, and then sent out into the world. 
 Thus the Fellows were, themselves, all undergoing the process of training ; 
 and they were not Fellows as at present, for there were no other Under- 
 graduates in the College. 
 
 The modern Statutes have, in some degree, reverted to Stapeldon's plan. For 
 there are twelve Fellowships, including the Chaplain, and about twenty- 
 six Scholarships and twelve Exhibitions ; so that a considerable part of the 
 funds is devoted to training men and passing them out into active life, as 
 Stapeldon wished. The Statutes of the early Founders are well worth 
 reading, for their shrewd and intelligent plans for benefiting the Church 
 and Nation. 
 
304 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 At present Unattached Students enjoy the advantage of a careful supervision, 
 which guards against the evils that Merton and Stapeldon had before their 
 eyes. [C.W.B., Exon. Coll. Soc.]. 
 
 Jbrnini OUaltert, JB.ei .grarm ntmr 
 Cjri0r0;pi, super statu Scolarium Qnh fce 
 3)aU*> in Enibemtatf dDx0rae degencium, per eundem 
 Episcopum facte, et per eosdem Scolares approbate, Anno 
 Domini Millesimo tricentesimo sextodecimo, in Forma 
 subsequent! : 
 
 5* ratmmr <StoIar:htm. 
 
 In Aula de Stapeldone Halle, Oxonie, sint tresdecim Scolares, quorum duodecim 
 in Philosophia, et tercius decimus, pres biter, in Sacra Pagina vel Jure Canonico 
 studentes ; et plures, si ad hoc eorum excreverint facultates. Numerus, vero, 
 predictus ex Ordinacione Domini Walteri, Dei gracia Exoniensis Episcopi qui 
 nunc est, prima vice conpleatur; vel, ipso decedente aiitequam compleatur, ad 
 preficiendum hujusmcdi Scolares per hunc modum procedatur, 
 
 Imprimis, onerentur singuli, in virtute juramenti in eorum ingressu prestiti, vel, 
 si oporteat, de novo prestandi, quod, cessante omni favore, timore, et con- 
 sanguinitate vel amore, illos nominabunt quos crediderint ad proficiendum 
 apciores, in moribus honestiores, et in facultatibus pauperiores, vel, saltim, illos 
 in quos iste tres condiciones magis conveniunt; dam, tamen, eligendi sint 
 sufficientes Sophiste ad minus, et de Dyocesi Exoniensi oriundi, vel per moram 
 facti incole ibidem. Set de dictis Scolaribus de Archidiaconatibus Exonie, 
 Tottonie, et Barnastapolie sint octo, et de Archidiaconatu Cornubie quatuor 
 Scolares de numero supradicto. Terciusdecimus, vero, Scolaris, qui debet esse 
 presbiter, per Capitulum Exoniense eligatur, et eisdem Scolaribus per idem 
 Capitulum presentetur, et ex tune absque difficultate qualibet admittatur. Et 
 si, postea, minus ydoneus inventus fuerit, amoveatur, et ad concordem denun- 
 ciacionem dictorum Scolarium, vel duarum parcium ipsorum, aliiis ydoneus, in 
 Forma predicta, per idem Capitulum loco sui celeriter subrogetur. Et si aliqui 
 Fideles Cliristi de aliis Dyocesibus facultates dictorum Scolarium augmenta- 
 verint, ex tune de illis Dyocesibus in quibus facultates augmentate fuerint, vel 
 prout augmentator disposuerit, pro quantitate ipsarum facultatum hujusmodi, 
 Scolares eligantur et augeantur. Et, facta hujusmodi nominacione eligendorum 
 publice vel secreto, et non observata Forma que in Eleccionibus Prelatorum 
 requiritur, illi in Forma que subsequitur admittantur in quos due partes 
 Scolarium consenserint, absque aliqua alia examinacione cause contradicencium 
 vel non consenciencium ; qui, si contra conscienciam elegerint vel contradixerint, 
 preter perjurium quod incurrunt, solum Deum ultorem expectent. Si, vero, 
 due partes non consenserint in Eleccione hujusmodi Scolarium, tune sit rectifi- 
 cacio Domini Cancellarii Oxoniensis, qui pro tempore fuerit, qui prefici debeant 
 de nominatis ab ipsis ; dum, tamen, sex voces ad minus habeat hujusmodi 
 preficiendus. Quod si nullus sex voces habeat, tarn diu careant omnes et singuli 
 suis communis quousque sex consenserint in unam personam. 
 
 , tt ffiomint 
 
 Predicti, autem, Scolares habeant super se unum de eisdem Scolaribus superinten- 
 dentem, qui vocetur Rector ipsorum ; qui de cameris ordinet, et qui et qua 
 debeant commorari: proviso quod Magistri Baculariis, Sophistis Seniores 
 Magistri Junioribus, Bacularii Seniores Junioribus, et Sophiste antiquiores 
 junioribus, in assecucione camerarum preferantur, nisi illi quos res tanget quod 
 aliter fiat gratis voluerint consentire. Provideat, eciam , comitive de servitoribus, 
 ita quod quam cito aliquis servitor duobus (duabus MS.) Scolarium in tantum 
 displicuerit quod ejus ammocionem petierint, a Rectore ammoveatur, et alius 
 ydoneus loco sic ammoti, quam cito commode fieri potuit, per eundem Rectorem 
 subrogetur. Pecuniam, et res alias pro sustentacione dictorum Scolarium 
 assignatas et assignandas, recipiat, et eisdem ut sequitur, administret. Qui, 
 
 . prima vice, per * *, Episcopum Exoniensem qui jnunc est, preficiatur, et 
 
THE STATUTES OF STAPELDON HALL. 305 
 
 secuturis vicibus per eosdem Scolares, vel, ipsis non concordantibus, per * 
 Cancellarium Oxonie, ut supra de eisdem Scolaribus est expressum, nominetur, 
 eligatur, et preficiatur eisdem ; qui, eciam, in quolibet Termino, infra sex dies 
 post cessacionem Magistrorum, et alios sex dies consuetum tempus resumpcionis 
 Magistroram post Festum Sancti Michaelis immediate sequentes, coram 
 predictis Scolaribus, vel deputatis per eosdem, reddat raciocinia de omnibus 
 perceptis et expensis suis ; et de suis arreragiis tarn Communita'ti quam singulis 
 Sociis satisfaciat de hiis que debentur eisdem ; et quod residuum fuerit in Cista 
 communi eorundem Scolarium, quam habeant in Domo sua, infra octo dies 
 consuetum tempus resumpcionis Magistrorum post Festum Sancti Michaelia 
 immediate sequentes, deponat, ad communem utilitatem, juxta eorundem 
 Scolarium vel majoris partis arbitrium, convertendum. Ad hec, quacumqne 
 hora anni prefectus fuerit talis Rector, duret ipsius Officium usque ad octavum 
 diem hujusmodi consuetum tempus resumpcionis Magistrorum post Festum 
 Sancti Michaelis [immediate sequentem], et non ultra ; et, dicto octavo die, ad 
 novam Eleccionem illius, vel alterius, in Forma que premittitur, procedatur. 
 Et sit ipse eligibilis sicut alius; dum, tauien, raciocinia reddiderit, et de 
 arreragiis suis satisfecerit, ut premittitur, vel cum caucione sufficient! dilacionem 
 habuerit, de consensu omnium et singulorum Scolarium predictorum ; nee 
 possit aliquis hujusmodi onus administracionis, si, ut premittitur, ad hoc electus 
 fuerit, recusare. Qui, autem, per unum diem naturalem recusaverit a jure quod 
 habet in Societate et Domo predictis sit ipso jure privatus et ab eisdem perpetuo 
 excludatur. 
 
 5* $a testate $re0tbenti0 ab bt0totbia0 trnninattba*. 
 
 Insuper, predictus Eector, associatis sibi duobus de antiquioribus et discrecioribus 
 Scolaribus, omnes discordias super premissis, vel aliquo premissoruni, aut 
 quibuscumque aliis inter eosdem Scolares exortas, et omnia jurgia [surgia, MS.] 
 inter ipsos exceptis tantum casibus * * Cancellario Oxoniensi, ut premitti 
 tur et subsequitur, specialiter reservatis absque strepitu et figura judicii, infra 
 Domum propriarn eorundem Scolarium audiat et decidat, et non observantes 
 Ordinaciones predictas, vel alias delinquentes, puniat, prout sibi videbitur 
 expedire, secundum delicti qualitatem ; et qui sibi super hiis parere noluerint 
 per subtraccionem sue commune, seu modis aliis, vel per finalem [finales, MS.] 
 ammocionem a dicta Domo per eundem Rectorem, omni appellacione cessante, ad 
 id, si oporteat, compellantur. 
 
 5e (Dflfoto JJttsbiteri 
 
 Sane, predictus Presbiter in Dominicis et Festivis Diebus, Novem Leccionum, yel 
 cum Regimine Chori, de ipsis Dominicis et Festis ; diebus, vero, Sabbati a 
 proprio Festo Novem Leccionum vel cum Regimine Chori vacantibus, de Beata 
 Virgine ; ceteris, vero, diebus pro salubri statu Domini Walteri, Dei gracia nunc 
 Exoniensis Episcopi, et Successorum suorum, dum vixerint ; necnon pro 
 animabus ipsius Episcopi et omnium Predecessorum suorum, ac, eciam, 
 Successorum, cum ab hac luce migraverint, et animabus Parentum et Benefac- 
 torum ipsius Episcopi Walteri et eorundem Scolarium, locis et temporibus per 
 eosdem Scolares concorditer ordinatis seu ordinandis, cessante impedimento 
 legitimo, Divina celebrabit ; et, de quocumque celebraverit, pro salubri statu 
 ipsius Episcopi Walteri et Successorum suorum, ac Domini Johannis Tolliro, et 
 Magistri Petri de Skeltone, sacerdotum, et pro animabus ipsorum cum ab hac 
 luce subtracti fuerint ; necnon, animabus Parentum et Benefactorum ipsius * * 
 Episcopi, et eorundem Scolarium, in omniMissa habebit memoriam, et, exceptis 
 Festis Duplioibus, tarn in vita quam in morte, dicat Collectas proprias et, prout 
 conveniences similiter fieri poterit, speciales. Dicat, eciam, dictus Presbiter, 
 singulis diebus, ultra Horas Canonicas, Septem Psalmos Penitenciales, cum 
 Letania pro viventibus ; et Placebo, Dirige, et Cominendaciones solitas pro 
 defunctis. 
 
 Jte ffiomint Jttan0iom0 
 
 Et, quia dicti Scolares ex sumptibus et providencia Domini Walteri de Stapeldone, 
 nunc Exoniensis Episcopi, sunt fundati, Locus in quo dicti Scolares in eadem 
 Universitate morantur ad presens, vel morabuntur in futuruin, Aula de Stapel- 
 done Halle, quarndiu ibidem manserint, nuncupetur. Et, quia locus [non] 
 sauctificat hominem, set homo locum, non persone a loco set locus a personis 
 eorundem Scolarium ibidem degencium nomen nunc de cetero sorciatur; et 
 
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306 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 quociens locum mutaverint tociens locus ad quern accesserint, omisso priori 
 nomine, Aula de Stapeldone Halle occasione dictorum Scolarium communiter 
 appelletur. 
 
 Percipiat, autem, quilibet Scolaris, inter quos numeretur idem Presbiter, singulis 
 septimanis decem denarios pro communa, et predictus Rector ultra communani 
 predictam viginti solidos, et idem Presbiter viginti solidos, et quilibet alius 
 Scolaris decem solidos, annis singulis, temporibns secuturis. De quibus non in 
 principio set in fine anni, videlicet in consueta resumpcione Magistrorum post 
 Festum-Sancti Michaelis, eisdem plenarie satisfiat ; hoc adjecto quod, si Rector, 
 Presbiter, vel aliqui alii Scolares, non per annum integrum, set forsan per 
 ultimam partem anni in suis officiis ibidem moram traxerint, pro rata ejusdem 
 temporis inde sibi satisfiat, porcione illius qui ante finem anni cesserit vel 
 decesserit, vel alias amotus fuerit, ad communem utilitatem convertenda, 
 reservata. Et, ut dicti Scolares Domos quas inhabitant habeant absque 
 onere liberas et quietas, ad ipsarum Domuum reparacionem et sustentacionem 
 convertatur Pensio Aule de Herthalle, ipsis Scolaribus appropriate, deductis 
 prius oneribus et sustentacione ejusdem Aule. Cetera, vero, tarn niobilia quam 
 immobilia eisdem Scolaribus collata, vel que conferentur a Christi Fidelibus in 
 futuruin, et residuum Pensionis predicte Aule de Hertehalle, bi quod fuerit, ad 
 ipsorum sustentacionem, ut premittitur, custodiantur et, eciam, convertantur. 
 
 lie JUbaeiicia <Scalar:mm. 
 
 Habeat, autem, quilibet eorum tempus quatuor septimanarum, continue vel 
 interpollatim, per annum, ad visitandum amicos et parentes s\ios, et alia negocia 
 sua disponendo, si voluerit ; et, tempore hujusmodi absencie, percipiat sicut alii 
 Scolares tune presentes. Si, vero, per diffusius tempus, ex quacumque causa, 
 eciam necessaria vel probabili, absens fuerit, pro tempore hujusmodi absencie 
 ultra predictas quatuor septimanas ab hujusmodi percepcione sit exclusus, et 
 porcio a qua excluditur communi utilitati accrescat Scolarium predictorum. 
 Qui, vero, per quinque menses in anno, continue vel interpollatim (sicj, ex quacum- 
 que causa excepta gravi iufirmitate, ut premittitur, se absentat ab omni jure 
 quod habuit in Societate et Aula predictis, ipso jure sit privatus. Possit, 
 tanien, eo non obstante, iterato eligi et prefici ibidem, in Forma predicta, si 
 eisdem Scolaribus id videbitur faciendum. Absens, tamen, pro communibns 
 negociis, de commuui consensu, non absens set presens, quantum ad per- 
 cipienda, debet non immerito reputari. 
 
 (Sttbrogartxrne ^rtxrm, bd coi^n&, .ctbenii0 tie! bere!benti0. 
 
 Cedente, vero, decedente, vel alias ammoto Rectore predicto, vel aliquo alio de 
 eisdem Scolaribus, quacumque hora anni inter consuetam resumpcionem 
 Magistrorum post Festum Sancti Michaelis et cessacionem eorundem ante tune 
 sequens Festum Sancti Petri ad Vincula, infra octo dies alius in locum cedentis, 
 decedentis, vel ammoti, in forma predicta subrogetur. Set, si tempore 
 Vacacionis Autumpnalis, videlicet inter predictam cessacionem Magistrorum 
 ante Festum Beati Petri ad Vincula et consuetam resumpcionem sequentem 
 post Festum Sancti Michaelis, quid tale contingat, expectetur tempus consuete 
 resumpcionis post Festum Sancti Michaelis, antequam alius subrogetur. Et, si 
 Rector tempore dicte Vacacionis cesserit vel decesserit, antiquior Scolaris, usque 
 ad tempus dicte resumpcionis et prefeccionis novi Rectoris, gerat vices ipsius, 
 et extunc ad subrogacionem alterius Rectoris, Scolaris, vel Scolarium, infra octo 
 dies, in Forma predicta, procedatur ; et intelligatur antiquior ejusdem status in 
 omni casu non etate, set qui diucius, a tempore recepcionis sue ultime, steterit 
 in Societate Scolarium predictorum. Ita, tamen, quod Magister Baculario, 
 Bacularius vero Sophiste, in omni casu, preferatur. Item, caligis nigris, vel 
 nigro proximis, utantur ; et in omnibus aliis moribus honestati clerical! singuli, 
 secundum statum suum, se conferment. Secreta Domus in dampnum vel 
 vituperium Communitatis eorundem Scolarium, vel alicujus ipsorum, extra 
 Communitatem nullus revelet. 
 
 Porro, sic admissi Scolares sub Probacione remaneant ibidem per annum plenum ; 
 quo finite, si non placeat duabus partibus aliorum Scolarium quod morentur 
 
THE STATUTES OF STAPELDON HALL. 307 
 
 ulterius inter eos, absqxie alia examinacione cause eiciantur de Domo, et alii 
 ipsorum loco modo consimili assumantur. Caveant, tamen, sibi Scolares predict! 
 ne ex odii fomite eiciant aliquem retinendum ; quod si fecerint perjurii crimen 
 incurrant. Remanentes, vero, absque calumpnia et contradiccione duarum 
 parcium, ut premittitur, per annum et decem dies, ex tune removeri nequeant 
 absque causa legitima, proposita verbo tenus coram Rectore eorum Scolarium et 
 probata. Quod si dictus Rector super hiis necligens fuerit aut remissus, 
 hujusmodi cognicio super ammocione, una cum potestate ammovendi hujusmodi 
 Scolarem, ad Cancellarium Oxonie devolvatur ; potestate subrogandi aliuin loco 
 sic ammoti penes eosdem Scolares totaliter remanente. 
 
 He tempore jp^termittartatii*, jticepcumis, et Con- 
 tiratactcmis JJedttre Jftagtsttorum. 
 
 Ad hec, quilibet Scolaris receptus in Societate predicte Aule infra sex annos, 
 quibus continue vel interpollatim Artes audierit, determinet ; et extunc infra 
 quatuor annos, vel saltern in Estate proxima post quadriennium completum a 
 tempore Determinacionis, incipiet in Artibus ; et tune legat ordinarie per 
 duos annos continues, anno in quo inceperit minime computato : set tercio anno 
 extunc sequente utrum legere vol uerit vel non ipsius arbitrio relinquatur ; set, 
 finite predicto tercio anno, infra quindecim dies Domum exeat, nee ulterius 
 aliquid percipiat ab eadem ; et alius junior preficiatur, ut premittitur, loco sui. 
 Idem servetur in quolibet Scolari, quaracito sibi de patrimonio, vel pensione 
 perpetua, valoris sexaginta solidorum per annum, vel Beneficio Ecclesiastico 
 cujuscumque estimacionis vel valoris, ab eodem acceptato, effectualiter sit 
 provisum. 
 
 Jle J)i#ptttadxme (Srolaritim, zi ^erttira ^arttlarixrnim et 
 
 Teneantur, eciam, predicti Scolares in ebdomoda bis disputare, excepta Ebdomoda 
 Natalis Domini et Pasche ; ita, tamen, qxTod semper tercia vice disputent 
 Naturalia, seu Questiones Naturales, et duabus vicibus Logicalia ; proviso quod 
 in singulis Disputacionibus omnes Magistri Regentes et.Scolares dicti Aule inter- 
 sint, nisi per causam racionabilem, per Rectorem eorxim approbandam, fuerint 
 impediti. Ita, tamen, quod in Dispiitacione Sophismatum levior excusacio 
 Magistri Regentis quam aliorum admittatur. Legant, eciam, predicti Scolares in 
 statu Sophiste, vel Bacularii, Abstraccinnes, Obligaciones, Cynthategrammeta, 1 
 Circasigna, si, prout, et quando Rectori eorundem videbitur expedire; necnon, 
 Logicalia et Naturalia, secundum consuetudinem Universitatis hactenus 
 observatam. 
 
 Ad hec, data, legata, seu quovis alio modo inter vivos vel in ultima Voluntate 
 assignata Communitati eorundem Scolarium, non ad utilitatem singulorum set 
 tocius Communitatis, puta ad augmentacionem numeri eorundem Scolarium, 
 vel ad empcionem librorum vel aliorum ipsi Uommunitati utilium convertantur; 
 nisi per dantem vel legantem lex alia imponatur. Idem fiat de toto residue 
 ultra communam et alia stipendia annua supradicta. 
 
 ge rcrmnwni Cista et eju0 
 
 Habeant, eciam, communem Cistam, pro Cartis, Libris, Munimentis, et hujus- 
 modi residuis custodiendis, cum tribus seruris et clavibus. Et unam clavem 
 custodiat Rector, aliam Scolaris antiquior, et terciam Presbiter dicte Aule. 
 
 J)e augmetxtaxione, biminttdone, et bedararione (Dribmadoraim ' 
 
 Preterea liceat Episcopo Waltero Exoniensi qui nunc est, qui dictam Domum seu 
 Aulani fundavit et sustentacionem Scolarium providit, omnibus diebus vite 
 sue, predictis Ordinacionibus addere et easdem minuere ; ipsas, eciam, declarare, 
 
 1 Perhaps "Syncategoremata," on which Gutch, i, 344. Register of Exeter 
 Friar Bacon is said to have written ; College (C. W. Boase), p. vi (note). 
 U 2 
 
308 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 mutare, et interpreter!, si, prout, et quando, sibi placuerit et videbitur 
 expedire. 
 
 J).e jitramentcr <>olarittm. 
 
 Cum, autem, aliquis Scolaris ad Societatem predicte Aule, ut premittitur, sit 
 recipiendus, iu recepcione sua, primo die, coram Rectore et tribus ad minus vel 
 pluribus Sociis, tactis Sacrosanctis Ewangeliis, corporale prebeat juramentum 
 quod predictas Ordinaciones, et omnes alias per eundem * * Episcopum super 
 statu et regimine predictorum Scolarium faciendas, necnon Statuta Communi- 
 tatis eorundem Scolarium de communi et unanimi consensii edita et edenda, 
 et Ordinacionibus ipsius * * Episcopi non contraria, in se ipso fideliter 
 observabit, et faciet ab aliis pro viribus observari; et quod jura, libertates, 
 " et possessiones predictorum Scolarium, necnon statum ipsius Aule et eorundem. 
 Scolarium, in quemcumque statum devenerit, vero consilio et auxilio manu 
 tenebit pro viribus et defendet. 
 
 Quas, quidem, Ordinaciones, per predictum * * Episcopum factas, predict! 
 Eector et Scolares de Stapeldone Halle acceptarunt, approbarunt, et se ad earum 
 observacionem obligarunt. In cujus rei testimonium predicti * * Episcopus, 
 Rector, et Scolares, de unanimi consensu eorum, sigilla sua huic Scripture 
 apponi fecerunt. Datum 1 die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Georgii [26 
 April], Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo sexto decimo. 
 
 ge ^9i0iiacione mytt state zi UQimint prtbtctorom colttnnm. 
 
 Et, ut hec et omnia alia circa statum et sustentacionem predictorum Scolarium 
 ordinata futuris temporibus firmiter observentur, liceat Episcopo Waltero 
 Exoniensi qui nunc est, et suis Successoribus Episcopis Exonie, per se, vel alium 
 quern ad hoc duxerit deputandum, singulis annis, statum dictorum Scolarium 
 videre, ac eciam raciocinia anni precedentis, que compendiose in scriptis redigi 
 voluit, singulis annis revolvere ; ut sic certificari valeat super dictorum 
 Scolarium regimine, et qualiter Statuta et Ordinaciones predicti Episcopi aput 
 eos fuerint observata, sicque neglecta puniat, errata emendet, supplenda 
 suppleat, et secundum Deum et justiciam corrigat corrigenda. Archives of the 
 D. and C., No. 3625, folios 178, 182]. 
 
 Doubts having arisen as to the interpretation of these Statutes, the Bishop issued 
 an Ordinance on the 8th of April, 1322, for the settlement of the Five Points 
 submitted to him, - 
 
 1. " Declaramus quod habilior, condicionibus superius annotates, de aliquo 
 de tribus Archidiaconatubus predictis in Devonia semper aliis preferatur ; 
 quodque intencio eligencium magis ad ydoneitatem persone eligende quam 
 ad aliquem certum Archidiacouatum de predictis tribus Archidiacon- 
 atubus dirigatur; et per hoc consciencia eligencium vel eligentis 
 informetur : dum, tarn en, sint octo Scolares de predictis tribus Archidia- 
 conatubus, duobus, aut uno corundum. 
 
 2, Quod, si aliqua dissencio sit inter Rectorem ipsum et aliquem de 
 Scolaribus memoratis, ex contractu vel quasi, aut ex delicto vel quasi, 
 ortum habens, sive Rector sit actor sive reus, cum ipse in causa sua 
 propria judex esse nequeat, ad Cancellarii judicium est in eo casu licite 
 recurrenduni ; a quo appellari poterit si oporteat, sicut est in Universitate 
 Oxoniensi consuetum, et hoc nisi hujusmodi dissensionis materia perviam 
 arbitrii vel composicionis amicabilis per alios Scolares predicte Aule 
 ibidem valeat terminari, quod utique honestius et utilius reputamus. 
 3. Quod omnes Scolares infra ambitum Archidiaconatus Cornubiensis, sive 
 de nostra sive de alterius cujuscumque Jurisdiccione Peculiari oriundi 
 existant, sunt, et esse debent, ut puta de Archidiaconatu Cornubiensi 
 eligendi. 
 
 4. Quod per abseuciam alicujus Scolaris, per verba Statuti premisssa, 
 videlicet per quatuor septimanas per annum, nichil sibi de decem solidis, 
 in fine aimi percipiendis, minuetur ; si sua absencia quatuor septimanas 
 
 1 We are not told where. The Bishop and thfre are no Entries for the 
 was at Faringdon (Hants) on the 1 2th of intervening days. 
 April, and in London on the 29th, 
 
THE STATUTES OF STAPELDON HALL. 309 
 
 excedat in anno, tnnc, pro rata temporis quod excesserat, fiet diminucio 
 de decem solidis antedictis. 
 
 5. Quod, si aliquis Scolaris, infra spacia temporis in quibus determinate vel 
 incipere debet, per Formam Statuti predicti, per quatuor septimanas yel 
 minus, semel, bis, vel pluries, et uno anno una vice infirmetur, ilia 
 intirmitas terminum Determinacionis- vel Incepcionis minime prolongabit ; 
 si, autem, per majus spaciuin quam quatuor septimanas, semel, bis, aut 
 pluries una vice in uno anno fuerit ita graviter infirmatus quod vacare 
 non poterit actibus scolasticis et scolastice discipline, tempus Determin- 
 acionis et Incepcionis pro rata illius temporis quod excessit, ex dispen- 
 sacione Rectoris et majoris partis eorundem Scolarium, poterit si oporteat 
 prolongaii ; ita quod, facta hujusmodi prolongacione pro rata temporis 
 supradicti, determinabit vel incipiet ille qui sic infirmatus fuerit, illo 
 anno vel sequenti, quam cito comode fieri poterit, captata opportunitate 
 determinandi vel incipiendi secundum morem in predicta Universitate. 
 
 On the 19th of July, 1325, the Bishop issued his Eescript for certain additions to 
 be made to his Statutes, 
 
 1. "Sub Rubrica De Subrogacioiie Rectoris, vel Scolaris, cedentis vel 
 decedentis : . . . Item ordinamus . . . quod omnes Scolares dicte 
 Aule, vocem in Eleccione Rectoris ipsius habentes, tempore de quo in 
 Statuto predicto fit mencio, in ipsa Eleccione . . . personaliter sint 
 presences ; alioquin illi qui taliter presentes fuerint ad Eleccionem 
 Rectoris ipsius juxta traditam eis Formam procedant, aliorum Scolarium 
 tune absencium nullatenus expectata presencia yel absencia excusata; 
 iidemque absentes voce in Eleccione hujusmodi careant ea vice, et 
 nichilominus communas suas per duas septimanas postquam ad dictam 
 Aulam redierint amittant, nisi iidem absentes eo tempore extra Munici- 
 pium Oxoniense antedictum, ex infirmitato vel aliis impedimentis 
 legitimis, detenti fuerint quo minus eidem Eleccioni potuerint, ut pre- 
 mittitur, interesse ; quo casu, facta fide super hujusmodi irapedimento 
 coram Rectore et duobus ad minus Sociis, Scolaribus dicte Aule, si voce 
 in Eleccione, ut predicitur, careant ea vice, nolumus, tamen, quod suas 
 hujusmodi communas amittant; set ipsis, postquam. redierint, ut est 
 dictum, de communis suis in eo casu sicuti aliis satisfiat. 
 
 2. Sub Rubrica De Disputacione Scolarium : Ordinamus quod, ex vi 
 Statuti iidem Magistri et Scolares in inicio Disputacionum hujusmodi 
 intersint eisdem, et morentur quousque eedem Disputaciones tiniantur 
 omnino, nisi forsan aliquis ipso quoad hoc fuerit legitime iinpeditus circa 
 ipsius Aule negocia necessaria seu utilia, hie existens yel alias absens 
 fuerit ex causa racionabili, per Rectorem seu vices ipsius gerentem, ut 
 premittitur, approbanda. 
 
 3. Item, . . . ordinamus et statuimus quod nullus de Magistris seu 
 Scolaribus dicte Aule extra septa ejusdem Aule de cetero pernoctare 
 presumat, dum in Universitate Oxoniensi moram facit, nisi ex causa 
 racionabili predicta ; [nee] Scolares extranei ad inhabitandum, nisi de 
 consensu omnium Scolarium dicte Aule, vel saltern duarum parcium 
 eorundem, de cetero admittantur, et nisi de nostra consanguinitate vel 
 familia fuerint, cum illud nobis quoad tales specialiter ordinare liceat, 
 qui circa Fundacionem dicte Aule graves sustinuimus labores, ut pre- 
 misimus, pariter et expensas. 
 
 4. Item, . . . ordinamus et statuimus quod, cum infra septa dicte Aule 
 Capella, pro Divinis Ofiiciis celebrandis, situata fuerit, satis decens, cum 
 Libris et Ornamentis sufificientibus pro eisdem, et unus Capellanus 
 ydoneus ad celebrandum in ea Divina Officia specialiter intitulatus, . . . 
 Magistri et Scolares, omnes et singuli, dicte Aule, singulis precipue 
 Diebus Dominicisj; et aliis Festivis, que a clero et populo solempniter 
 celebrantiir, Divinis Officiis in dicta Capella, per Capellanum hujusmodi 
 celebrandis, ab incepcione saltern Misse, cum inibi Diebus hujusmodi 
 Missam celebrari contigerit, quousque Missa ipsa plenarie sit completa, 
 intersint ; nisi ex causa racionabili per Rectorem predictum seu gerentem 
 vices ipsius approbanda, fuerint forsitan impediti. 
 
 5. Item, yolumus et ordinamus, non ex vi Statuti, set tantummodo ex vi 
 monicionis et precepti, quod, dum iidem Scolares, in majore refeccione 
 et in cena, et in mensa, vela lias, simul fuerint congregati, nullum aliud 
 
310 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 ydeoma loquantur, nt communiter, nisi Gallicum aut Latinum ; ut, sic, 
 in hujusmodi ydiomatibus facilius exercitari valeant, ad ipsorum noil 
 modicum process'u temporis commodum et honestatem. 
 
 8. Et, licet in Statute et Ordinacione de Cista communi Magistri Eadulphi 
 Germeyn de decem libris sterlingorum pro eadem Cista fiat tantummodo 
 mencio specialis, . . . declaramus quod eadem Cista fundata extitit, et 
 est, super viginti marcis argenti, de bonis prefati Magistri Radulphi 
 assignatis et liberatis speciaJiter ad eandem. Unde de residue ultra 
 inemoratas decem libras, volumus et ordinamus quod ita fiat in omnibus 
 prout de dictis decem libris in fprefato Statute plenius est expressum." 
 See the Register of Exeter College, by the Rev. C. W. Boase, pp. xl xliij, 
 
 Oxtone, Hugh de, collated to a Prebend in Glasney ; H9 b . 
 Oxtone, Sir James de, Knt., presents to Bridford ; 74, 101 b , 
 
 130 : to Modbury Priory (q.v., Inst.) ; 160 b . 
 Oxtone, John de, resigns Affeton ; 52 b . 
 
 P. 
 
 Padrida, Andrew de; L 191. 
 
 Paignton, the Manor of ; the Bishop and his dependents, 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, cum preceptum esset, in autumpno proximo preterito, 
 Jphanni le Vage et Willelrao de la Pytte, et ceteris sociis suis ejusdem. cou- 
 dicionis, videlicet sexaginta hominibus de Mauerio de Peynctone et nativis 
 Episcopi, quod ipsi avenam et ordeum in dominico dicti Domini Episcopi, quam 
 et quod ipsi metere et colligere ex consuetudine tenebantur, ligareut et iii 
 garbas redigerent, ad instar siliginis et frumenti, ipsi hoc penitus recusarent. 
 Unde ballivi Episcopi ibidem hujusmodi bladum ordei et avene sumptibua 
 Episcopi ligari fecerant competenter. Set postea, cum dicti sexaginta homines 
 in colleccione et cariacione dicti bladi, garbas prius ligatas ex certa sciencia et 
 malicia dissolverunt et per caropos sparserunt, aliqui, eciam, ipsorum hujus- 
 modi minas publice intulerunt, quod si quis ad ligandum hujusmodi generis 
 bladum manus apponeret interficeretur in campis ab eisdem ; adicientes 
 unanimiter quod de consuetudine dicti Mauerii hujusmodi blada sumptibus 
 dictorum hominum ligari non deberent, set pocius uniri et cariari non ligata. 
 Propter que predicti sexagiuta homines, secundo die Mensis Octobris, in 
 cimiterio Ecclesie de Peynctone, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, filii Regis Edwardi 
 tercio, et Consecracionis Domini Walteri, tune Exoniensis Episcopi, primo, 
 coram eodem Episcopo comparentes, et super predictis contemptibus per 
 eundem Episcopum increpati, fatebantur omnia premissa ita esse ; asserentes 
 quod de consuetudine ejusdem Manerii predicta blada ligare aliqualiter non 
 debebant. Predictus, vero, Episcopus asseruit quod predicti homines, cum 
 eorum sequela, nativi Exoniensis Ecclesie et sui fueraut, et quod omnia catalla 
 que ipsi tenuerant erant ipsius Episcopi, et quod terram suam tenebant ad 
 voluntatem ipsius Episcopi et non aliter ; injungens eis quod super hiis dicerent 
 veritatem et emendam facerent competentem. Quibus actis, predicti sexaginta 
 homines omuia predicta et singula per eundem eis imposita fatebantur undique 
 esse vera, et quod corpora et catalla et terre ipsorum fuerunt totaliter in 
 voluntate dicti Episcopi, et quod /acerent pro viribus omnia servicia pro 
 cprporibus et tenementis suis per eundem Episcopum vel Successores suos 
 eisdem imponenda; vadiantes sibi omnes sumptus circa ligacionem dictorum 
 bladorum impositos, et decem libras pro emendis. Omnia, eciam, tenemeuta sua 
 eidem Episcopo reddiderunt, juxta condiciones per eundem Episcopum et suos 
 ballivos imponendas, si Episcopo placeret iterum capienda. Predictus, vero, 
 Episcopus, hec sibi vadiata admittens et reddicionem tenementorum acceptans, 
 post aliquod intervallum cuilibet eorum tenementurn quod prius tenuit 
 restituit, tenendum ad ipsius voluntatem pro redditu et servicio per eundem 
 imponendis [1309] ; lib. 
 
 Paignton, John le Gersome (q.v.) and Isabella Gerveys, of ; 109. 
 Papillun, Eoger, see Bosham ; 28. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 311 
 
 Paris ; Priory 1 of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, near ; see Exeter, 
 
 St. James's Priory (Inst.) ; 85 b . 
 Parys, John, inst. to Sydenham-Damarel ; 112 b . 
 Paris, John, collated to St. Kea ; 160. 
 Parys, William de, of London, draper ; L 193, 213. 
 Parke, William de ; L 191 b . 
 Parkere, John le, inst. to Dunkeswell V. ; 44 b . 
 Parkham ; John Moriz, R. of, 
 
 Licence of non-residence, till Michaelmas, 1311, to study in Theology or 
 Canon-Law (25 Feb., 1309-10) ; 47 b . 
 
 Parliament, 
 
 The Bishop appoints John de Brueton and Robert de Stapeldon, Canons of 
 Exeter, his Proctors therein, " octavo Idus Novembris " (6 Nov.), 1 308 ; 36 b . 
 Procuratorium ad Parliamentum, 
 
 The Bishop excuses himself from attendance in the Parliament to be held at 
 Lincoln " die Dominica proxima post Festum Beate Marie Magdalene [23 
 July]," and appoints John [de Drokenesforde], B. of B. and W., David, 
 Bp. of St. David's, and Thos. de Loggore, Canon of Wells, his Proctors (14 
 July, 1312) ; 72. 
 
 Pasforde, John de, see Eggebyare, Robert de ; 59 b . 
 
 Parrecumbe (also Piarrecumbe), Andrew de ; L 195 b . See 
 Exeter, St. James's Priory (Inst.) ; 85 b . 
 
 Pastone, Benedict de, promoted (by Papal Provision) to a 
 Prebend in the Cathedral ; 140 : see Exeter, Canons of 
 (Inst.)', 84 b : Uphavene; 117. 
 
 Pateneye, Philip de, Proctor for John de Carente ; 61. 
 
 Patrica, Robert de, R. of Faringdon 2 (Hants)', 63, 80: see 
 Rome, Court of ; 122. 
 
 Pauncefot, William, (late) Canon of St. Crantock ; L 209. 
 
 Paxtone, Ralph de, V. of Camel- Queen's (Somerset) ; L 21 l b . 
 
 Paxtone, Richard de, V. of Somerton ; ibid. 
 
 Pedertone, Walter de ; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Pedertone, Wm. de, Priest- Vicar of Exeter (q.v., St. Mary- 
 Major) ; 113 b . See Uphavene ; 118. 
 
 Pees, Robert, Priest- Vicar of Crediton ; 67 b . 
 
 Pekyngehulle, Henry de, inst. Prior of Pilton ; U2 b . 
 
 1 Following Dr. Oliver I have hitherto Order. The Mother and ruling House 
 
 called this House an " Abbey." But of Cluny, was an Abbey. St. Martin's 
 
 a courteous correspondent, Mr. C. T. stood without the antient Walls of 
 
 Boothman, has pointed out to me Paris. 
 
 that this is a mistake. It was a " Inst., in 1314, to Cheverel Magna 
 
 "Priory," as were all, or nearly all, (Wilts), on the presentation of Ed- 
 
 the other Houses of the Cluniac mund Gascelin. F.J.B. See p. 217. 
 
312 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Pembroke, Aymer de Valence. Earl of ; L 206. 
 
 Pen, Walter, inst. to Pelynt ; 176. 
 
 Pendrim, the Manor of, see St. Martin's-by-Looe ; 56 b . 
 
 Penfren (or Penfern), Matthew de, inst. to St. Kuan-Minor : 
 82 b ; L 192 b . 
 
 Penfenten, John de, inst. to East Antony, 43 b ; deceased, 151 ; 
 L210. 
 
 Penhalym, Manor of, see Bello Prato (Oratories) ; 142. 
 
 Penhalou, John de ; L 213. 
 
 Penhawgar (in Menhenyot " Penhaueger," MS.) ; L 199 b . 
 
 Penildes, Warine de, inst. to Westleigh ; 53. 
 
 [Penkayron, Richard, "Exon. Dioc., cum dim. Loci Episcopi, ad 
 titulum annui redditus v marcarum, de quo cartam 
 exhibuit, et se in possessione existere, juramento prestito, 
 asserebat ". Ordained subdeacon in Lambeth Chapel, by 
 Abp. Walter Reynolds, on the Vigil of Trinity Sunday 
 (28 May), 1317 (Reg. Reynolds, fol. 177 b .)-FJ.B.] 
 
 Penkeschepens, Hugh ; L 188 b . 
 
 Penleyn, Roger de, Proctor for Win. de Campo Arnulphi; 120 b . 
 
 Penleyn, William " dictus Cocke," of ; 131. 
 
 Pennart, Nicholas de, inst. to Morval ; 42 b . 
 
 Pennarthe, William de, of Oxford; L 214 b . 
 
 [Probably the William Pennard who witnessed a Deed of Agatha, widow of 
 William de Tautone, at Oxford, 6 May, 1323 (Regist. CoU. Exon., by C. W. 
 Boase, page 170).] 
 
 Penres, Reginald de, presents to Grade ; 119 b . 
 Penryn, Roger de, R. of Dolton, deceased ; 105. 
 [Penros, Herveus de, " Exon. Dioc., per dim., 
 
 Ad titulum Philippi de Bartone, Archidiaconi Surriensis ". Ordained sub- 
 deacon by Abp. Walter Reynolds, in Lambeth Chapel, on the Vigil of 
 Trinity Sunday ( v Kalend. Jun.), 1317 (Reg. Reynolds, fol. 177). F.J.B.] 
 
 Penrys, John de, presents to Martinhoe ; 84< b . 
 Pentelowe, Rob. de, inst. to Stoke-Fleming ; 70, 127, L 213. 
 Penwires ; L 215 b Penwres, Philip de ; L 192 b . 
 Penyles, David de, R. of Harford ; 36, 42, 67, 183 b , 
 
 On 18 May ("Die Sancte Trinitatis, videlicet xv Kaleudas Junii"), 1315, the 
 Official-Principal received a Royal Mandate, addressed to the Bishop "quod 
 venire faciatis coram Justiciariis nostris, apud Westraonasterium, a die Sancti 
 Michaelis in xv dies, David de Penylles, clericum vestrum, ad respondendum 
 Willelnio de Stoweforde, clerico, de Placito quod rediiat ei quadraginta solidos 
 quos ei debet et injuste detinet, ut dicit ; et unde Vicecomes noster 
 Devonie mandavit Justiciariis nostris apud Westmonasterium, a die Pasche in 
 tres septimanas, quod predictus David clericus est, et non habet laicum feodum 
 in Balliva sua ubi potest summoneri. Et habeas ibi hoc Breve. Teste W. de 
 Bereforde, apud Westmonasterium, primo die Maii, Anno Eegis nostri octavo : 
 105, L 206b. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 313 
 
 Penyles, William de, see Aleborne ; 44. 
 
 Perchenhale, Richard de, inst. to Powderham ; 154 b , 159 b , 184 b . 
 
 Peretone, Margery de ; L 202 b . 
 
 Pieres (also, Perys), John, inst. to Alwington; 172, 174 b , 184. 
 
 Peres (Perys or Pers), Thomas, inst. to Pillaton; 114 b , 123, 
 
 130, 142 b , 158 b : Proctor for Wm. de Carru ; 142 b . 
 Perinacote, Jordan de, see Haldesworthe, Baldwin de ; I51 b . 
 Pernegarde, Richard, see Thorney ; 76. 
 Perot, Peter, Canon of St. Buryan, deceased ; 128 b , 162. 
 Perschete, Sir Nicholas, Knt., see Axmouth (Inst.)', 156. 
 Pessaigne, Antony, Merchant ; L 207 b . 
 Peter-Tavy [Ecclesia de Tavi Petri, MS.], 
 
 Sir John de Miletone, priest, R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, to study, etc. (7 Nor., 1321) ; 162 b . 
 
 Peter's-Pence ; Acquietancia de Denariis Beati Petri, 
 
 Received of the Bishop twenty-seven pounds, fifteen shillings, sterling, being 
 the amount due for the years, 1314, 1315, and 1316, and claimed by William 
 de Balaeto, Archdeacon of Cividad di Friuli [Forojuliensis, MS.] and Papal 
 Nuncio (26 March, 1317) ; 118. 
 
 Petre, John, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 
 Peticreu, Thomas, see Faber, John ; 55 b . 
 
 Petipas, John, Priest- Vicar of Crediton ; 67 b . 
 
 Petit, Hugh le (son of Sir Michael), see Trevarthiah ; 100. 
 
 Petit, Sir Michael, Knt., 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod eisdem die et loco [22 Aug., 1315 in the Church at Glasney], 
 comparuit Dominus Michael dictus Petit, Miles, principaliter, et Robertus de 
 Tregedel ac Petrus Cleer, manucaptores ejusdem, coram Episcopo ; qui, quidem, 
 Michael, Robertus, et Petrus, obligarunt, et quilibet eorum obligavit se in 
 solidum, in xx libras sterlingorum, solvendas ad Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis, 
 vel ad alia opera caritatis, prout prefatus Episcopus voluerit super hoc ordiuare, 
 si de cetero prefatum Dominum Michaelem de adulterio cum quadam in 
 Baptismo Agnete, et in Episcopali Confirmacione Johanna, Engeleis communiter 
 nuncupata, post et ante abjuracionem super hoc factain per eundem commisso, 
 judicialiter seu alio quovis modo convinci contingat. Ad cujus peccunie 
 solucionem faciendam, ut premittitur, iidem Dominus Michael, Robertus et 
 Petrus, de ipsorum voluntate et expresso consensxi, et singuli eorum in solidum, 
 in eventu conviccionis predicte, extiterant judicialiter condempnati. Que 
 omnia et singula in quadam Litera Obligatoria predictorum Michaelis, Roberti, 
 et Petri, in custodia prefati Episcopi remanens (sic), plenius continentur ; 108. 
 See, also, L 211>, 215, 
 
 Petit Prust, Geoffrey le, Priest-Yicar of Crediton ; 67 b . 
 Petrockstowe, 
 
 Master John Pollard, R., "Licencia commorandi in obsequiis Magistri 
 Willelmi Pollard, fratris sui," till Michaelmas, 1320, "in loco, tamen, 
 honesto, ubi dicti Willelmus et Johannes de ipsorum mutuo consensu 
 duxerit eligendum (21 May, 1319); 141: again, "Licencia standi in 
 obsequiis Magistri Willelmi Pollard, fratris sui, pro suis et Ecclesie sue 
 negociis procurandis," till Michaelmas, 1322 (16 July, 1321) ; 159. 
 
 Philippa, Queen of Edward III., see Hainault ; 142. 
 
314 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Philleigh [Eglosros, MS.], 
 
 Sir John de Eesueydon ; R., Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas [no 
 reason assigned], 30 Dec., 1319, "xx solidos " ; 145 b : renewed, 9 Sept., 
 1320 ; 151. 
 
 Pidele ; Caucio Nicholai Martyn, de Pidele, 
 
 Wtilterus, etc., Nicholao Martyn, de Pidele, salutem, etc. Cum pro Manerio de 
 Nonyngtone et terris de Maneworthe et de Horigdone, nobis et Domino Ricardo 
 de Stapeldone, Militi, fratri nostro, ex assigiiacione Domine Crisline, que fuit 
 uxor Domini Edmundi de Wilyngtone, Militis, defuncti, ac eciam pro Manerio 
 de Lillesdone, cum feodis Militum pertinentibus eidem, nobis et Johanni 
 Prodhomme, ex assignacione dicte Cristine que, quidem, Maneria, terras, et 
 feoda tenetis ad terminum vite vestre, vos attornaveritis et fidelitatem feceritis, 
 prout in Literis vestris Patentibus, nobis inde confectis, plenius continetur ; nos, 
 nolentes quod vos, pretextu hujusmodi attornacionis seu fidelitatis, ut pre- 
 mittitur factarum, dampnum senciatis inposterum aut gravamen, vobis fideliter 
 et bona fide promittimus quod erga quoscumque, cujuscumque condicionis 
 existant, occasione predictarum attornacionis et fidelitatis, indempnes con- 
 servabimus, et ad id nos, et omnia bona nostra mobilia et immobilia, tenore 
 Presencium, obligamus. In cujus rei, etc. Datum Londoniis, xxiij die mensis 
 Mail, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, filii Regis Edwardi, decimo septimo [1324] ; 
 180b. 
 
 Pictone, Richard de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Piderwine, John de, clerk ; (Ord.-Pris.) 236 b . 
 Pillaton [Piletone, MS.], Master Thomas Pers (or Perys see 
 " Inst."), subdeacon, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence, to study, etc. (12 Sept., 1316) ; 114 b : again (priest 19 
 Oct., 1317), "dimidiam marcam"; 123: renewed (25 Sept., 1318), 
 " et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam"; 130: again (20 Sept., 
 1319); 142 b : again (23 June, 1321) ; 158 b . 
 
 Pillonde, William de (see " Wills " Fuiz Payn) ; L 214. 
 Pilton, William [de Wrockeshale], Prior of, Monicio : 
 
 Sexto Kalendas Januarii (27 Dec., 1311), Dominus monuit, per Literas suas, 
 Dominum Willelmum,Priorem de Piltone . . sub debito Obediencie sue etsub 
 pena Excommunicacionis, quam in personam suam in Scriptis tulit si 
 Monicionibus suis non paruerit, ne a Prioratu suo recederet, Licencia 
 Domini seu consensu suo non optentis ; 67. 
 
 The Prior and Convent present to Ashford ; 69. See Charles ; 121. 
 
 Piltone, John de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 
 Piltone, Robert de, inst. to Ashford ; 69. 
 
 Pykeney, Henry de, resigns Honiton, and is collated to the 
 
 Precentorship of Crediton ; 101 b : deceased; 154 b . 
 Pipart (or Pipard), John, presents to Charleton ; 69 : North 
 
 Bovey ; 128, 131 : Tetcott ; 49. 
 Pipard, Reginald, inst. to North Bovey; 128: resigns; 131: 
 
 inst. to Bere-Ferrers ; 130, 151 b . 
 Pitte, Robert de la, presented (but not inst.) to Dolton ; 105 : 
 
 resigns Iddesleigh ; 151 b : admitted to a Portion in the 
 
 Church of Tiverton ; 150 b , 177. 
 Plomptone, Walter de, inst. to Michaelstowe ; 152. 
 Plymouth [Sutton " Sottone," MS.], the Convent of Carmelite 
 
 Friars at, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 315 
 
 Licence for the Celebration of Divine Service therein : 
 
 Vicesimo octavo die Septembris [1314], apud Eboracum, emanavit Litera Episcopi 
 sub hac forma : Universis presentes Literas inspecturis Walterus, permissione 
 Divina Exoniensis Episcopus, salutem in Domino sempiternam. Ad Universi- 
 tatis vestre noticiam deduci volumus per Presentes quod nos, affectuosis 
 precibus Excellentissimi Principis et Domini nostri, Domini Edwardi, Dei 
 gracia Regis Anglie illustris, nobis in hac parte factis, favorabiliter annuentes, 
 ut Keligiosi Viri, Fratres Ordinis Beate Marie de Monte Carmeli, in area sua de 
 . Sottone, nostre Diocesis, Divina valeant celebrare, Licenciam eis et eorum 
 cuilibet, tenore Presencium, concedimus et liberam facultatem. Premissa omnia 
 et singula ad vestre Universitatis noticiam cupimus pervenire. Datum (ut 
 supra); 88 b . 
 Licence for the Consecration of their Church : 
 
 Universis, etc., salutem in Domino sempiternam. Ut Locus quern Religiosi Viri, 
 Fratres Ordinis Beate Marie de Monte Carmeli optinent apud Sottone, nostre 
 Diocesis, pro honore Dei et ultilitate Fratrum predictorum, a quocumque 
 Episcopo Catholico, graciam Sedis Apostolice optinente, valeat Domino con- 
 secrari, eisdem Fratribus, precibus in hac parte Excellentissimi Principis et 
 Domini nostri, Domini Edwardi, Dei gracia Regis Anglie illustris, tenore 
 Presencium LiceDciam concedimus et liberam facultatem. Premissa omnia et 
 singula etc. (ut supra}. Datum apud Eboracum, xxviij die mensis Septembris, 
 Anno Domini M illesimo tricentesimo quartodecimo ; ibid. 
 Relaxacio Interdicti, apud Suttone, pro Fratribus Carmelitis, 
 
 [Pateat Universis per Presentes quod nos] 1 Walterus, permissione Divina Exoniensis 
 Episcopus, salutem, etc. Ex parte Excellentissimi Principis et Domini nostri, 
 Domini Edwardi, Dei gracia Regis Anglie illustris, specialiter requisiti, 
 Interdictum si quod in Locum Religiosorum Virorum Fratrum de Monte 
 Carmeli, in Parochia de Suttone, nostre Dyocesis, Predecessor nostri, seu ejus 
 Officialis, nostra seu nostri Officialis auctoritate qualitercumque, et ex quacum- 
 qiie causa fuerit impositum, simpliciter et absolute relaxamus. In cujus rei, 
 etc. Datum Londoniis, nono die mensis Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo 
 CCC mo quarto decimo ; 102. 
 
 Plympstoke, Richard de, Canon of Wells, 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of five marks " de Camera," till he could 
 provide him with a Benefice (20 July, 1308); 34 b (see page 15: a/so, L 
 185, 196, 197 b , etc. He was, formally, deprived of the Rectories of Exmin- 
 ster and Uffculme ; 122 b , 123, 124 (see Rome, Court of) ; but he seems to 
 have retained the latter (see Uffculme, "Inst.") ; 166 b . 
 
 Plympstoke, Tho. de,inst. to Exminster; 145, 148, 155, 166 b ,169 b . 
 Plympton, the Parish-Church, see " Dedications " ; 65. 
 Plympton Priory, Mathias, Prior of, see Launceston Priory ; 
 115 : also, Snel, Benedict ; 68, 
 
 The Prior and Convent were Patrons of Blackawton ; 37 b , 38: Dean-Prior; 
 lll b : 126; Stoke-in-Teignhead ; 112: Exminster; 128 b , 145: Maker; 
 131, 166 b : Maristow; 47: Ilsington ; 128 b : Meavy ; 42 b , 161, 163 b : 
 Newton-St. Gyres; 123 b : Petertavy; 128: Tamerton-Foliot; 181 b . 
 
 Plymptone, John de, inst. to Hatherleigh ; 36 b . 
 Plymptone, Richard de, inst. to Kingsteignton V. ; 150 b . 
 Poddynge, Robert, inst to Exbourne ; I74 b , 176 b , I77 b , 182. 
 Podye, Richard called, inst. to St. Paul's, Exeter ; 58 b . 
 Poghehulle, Robert de, inst. to Buckerell ; 14 J. 
 
 1 Written on an erasure, in the place, neglected to make the further altera- 
 of course, of " Universis Presentes tions involved in the change. 
 Literas visuris etc." ; and the Scribe 
 
316 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Pole, Kalph de la, V. of Sidmouth, deceased ; 52 b . See Holla- 
 
 combe ; 41 b (page 179). 
 
 Polet, Henry, collated (by lapse) to St. Laurence's, Exeter ; 51. 
 Polford (and Poliforde), Peter de, inst. to Bradninch ; I76 b . 
 Polharman (and Polhorman), Robert de, Prebendary of St. 
 
 Endellion ; 37 b , 44 b : inst. to Philleigh ; 68 b : resigns ; 
 
 14s4P.8ee L 207. 
 
 Polifaunt, Richard, R. of Little Petherick ; 159 b . 
 Pollard, John, R. of Down-St. Mary ; 35 b : exchanges for 
 
 Petrockstowe ; 123, 141, 159. 
 Pollard, Nicholas; L 205, 211. 
 Pollard, Richard, R. of Sutcombe ; (Ord.) 223 b . 
 Pollard, Robert, R. of Black Torrington ; 37 b , 55 b ; see Charle- 
 
 ton ; 40 b . 
 
 Pollard, Walter, inst. to North Bovey ; 131, 142 b , 150, 160, 169 b . 
 Pollard, William ; Pensio : 
 
 Ad peticionem Nobilis Viri, Domini Johannis de Britannia, Dominus 
 [Episcopus] concessit et dedit Magistro Willelmo Pollard, clerico dicti 
 Comitis, et de Exoniensi Dyocesi oriundo, annuam Pensionem quadraginta 
 solidorum, percipiendam singulis annis de Camera Domini, in Festo Sancti 
 Michaelis integraliter, quousque sibi provisum fuerit per Dominum de 
 Beneficio Ecclesiastico. Et super hoc habet Literas ; 79. See Petrock- 
 stowe ; 141, 159. 
 
 Polsloe Priory, 
 
 Commission directed to Wrn. de Kylkenny, Canon of Exeter, and Roger de 
 Otery, Canon of Crediton, for the Election of a Prioress (6 May, 1308) ; 
 33. The sub-Prioress, Margery de Swyndone, having been elected, her 
 Election was confirmed (in the Chapter House, Exeter), 15 June ; ibid. 
 Mandate for her Installation (26 June) ; ibid. Commission for the 
 same ; 34 b . 
 
 Ordinacio de Polslo, 
 
 WAUTIKR, par la suffraunce Dieu Evesque Dexcestre, a ses cheres fiulles en Dieu, 
 la Priouresse et Covent de Polslo, de nostre Diocese, salutz ove la beneiceon 
 Ihepu Crist et la sue. Purceo qen nostre Visitacion nyent gaires faite en vostre 
 Chapitre, on nous enqueymes de lestat de vous et de vostre Mouster, trovames 
 ascunes choses qi vous touchent, les queles nous ne porroms suffrir sanz 
 amendement, sauve la honestete de vostre Religion et le salutz de vos almes; par 
 quey, en amendement de vos almes, si ordinoms et establioms en la fourme qi 
 De si. senseut ; cest asavoir, que silence soit tenue en lieus dues, solom la Keule et les 
 lencio Observances del Ordre Seint Benet ; et, sil coviegne que ascune parole soit parle 
 en les avantditz lieus par renable encheson, donke soit fait si suefe et si bas qil 
 ne soit gaires oyi daultres, et par anxi courte paroles com il poet estre, issint 
 que la volente de celle qi parle soit entendue, et mieutz vault en Latyn que 
 
 sicome en ceste forme, candela, liber, missale, gradate, panis, vinum, cervisia, 
 
 est, non, sic, et auxi daultres semblables. Et en meisme la manere voloms que 
 
 femmes seculeres sojournantes entre vous gardent silence en les lieus avantditz, 
 
 issint que silence des Dames de Religioun ne soit mie desturbe ne enfraynte par 
 
 les seculaires, et celles seculaires, qi autrement le font de custume, soient 
 
 D ere . ostez, issint qe eles ne viegneut mie en vostre compaignie en les lieus avantditz. 
 
 veren- Item, qe leServicz du Corps et du Sanke Nostre Seigneur Jhesu Crist soit fait 
 
 cia od graunt solempnite entre vous chescun an, le Judi prochein apres la Trinite 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 317 
 
 Cor- et par les Oytaves siwantes, si autre Feste de plus graunt solempnite ne viegne 
 dedenz les ditz Oytaves, si come en la constitution del derein Concil de Vyene 
 
 j^ su est establi et ordine. Item, que totes les Dames de Religion de vostre Mayson, 
 Horis V ne soient desttirbe par maladie on par aultre renable enchesou, viegneut 
 Canon-uniement et sanz delai a Matyns, Messes, Houres, Vespres, Compli, Collacioun, 
 -icis Chapitre, et a manger en Refeytour, et ileoqes demoerges jesques a la fyn, et de 
 ileoqes departent ensemble devoutement, sicome il apent ; et en venant a 
 manger dient ensemble lur graces, et auxi apres manger aillent ensemble a 
 monster ove lur graces, solom les Reules et les Observances del Ordre avantdite ; 
 et qe nule Dame de Religion ne mange hors du Refeytour en chambre severale si 
 ceo ne soit en compaignie la Priouresse, o\\ par maladie, ou autre renable 
 encheson. Les Dames qi serront malades soient ensemble en fermerie et noun 
 pas en chambre severale chescune par soi, issint qe elles puissent estre services 
 par une damoisele ou par dens, solom ceo qe elles sunt pois ou et plus. Nule 
 De yisi-Dame de Religion ne voise a visiter ses amis hors de la Priourie si ceo ne soit une 
 tacionefoiz per an an plus, et dunke par renable encheson et par congee ; et donke eit 
 ami- compaigne de meisme la Religioun professe, noun pas a sa eleccioun, mes celle 
 corum q e j a Pn 0uresse j u j voudra assignor ; et celle qi lui soit assigne une foiz pour 
 compaigne ne lui soit pas assigue a la procheyne foiz apres, issint qe a chescune 
 foiz qe Dame voit pour visiter ses amis eit sa compaigne changee ; et celle qi eit 
 .p. , congie de aler en certeins lieus pour visiter ses amis ne aille pas en aultres, si ele 
 sencia" ne ev * nove l congie. Item, quant Dame de Religion niange a Excestre, ou en 
 Domin au ltre lieu de coste par renable encheson et congie, la ou ele porra et devera 
 -arum retotirner meisme le jour ou lendemayn, chescune foiz eit compaigne, et 
 et re- chapeleyn, clerke, on esquier, de bone fame, assigne par la Priouresse, qe aille, 
 gressu demoerge, et reviegne odvesque eles, et aultrement ne aillent mie, et a donke 
 m retourneut hastivement a lostel sicome eles soient comaundees, et ne aillent 
 ft e novealment a Excestre, wascrauntes do hostel en hostel, si come eles unt 
 D om i n niayntefoiz fait, en deshonestete de lur estat et de la Religioun. Item, Dame qi 
 abus voit plus loynz a visiter ses amys en la forme susdite deit retourner a lostel denz 
 Waker-\in moys a plus tard, ou en plus brefe temps si lui soit assigne par la Prioresse, 
 auntes eyant regard a la loigtenete ou a la procheynete du lieu la ou ses amis sunt les 
 queux ele voet visiter ; mes plus longe terme ne lui devera mie la Priouresse 
 doner, si ceo ne soit par mort ou maladie conue de lui meismes, ou de ses 
 procheins amis. Et si Dame demurge plus longement dehors, et en aultre 
 manere qen la fourme susdite, ne aille mie hors de la foreyne porte 1 de la 
 Pena p r i onr i e dedenz les deus aunz procheyns siwantz, et nepourquant soit aultre- 
 naruin men ^ punie come inobediente, si come la coulpe le voet par la Reule et les 
 vagan- Observances del Ordre Seint Benet, et congie procure par priere des amis, ne la 
 cium deveront de ceste penance excuser. Nule femme seculaire espusee 2 ne soit receu 
 De desoremes a sojourner en vostre Mesoune en nule manere, si ceo ne soit par un 
 mora nioys a plus haut ; ne autre femme seculaire, si ceo ne soit par especial congie 
 fariuni^ 6 nous ou ^ e no ? Successours. Nule livereison 3 ne soit graunte, ne pension a 
 i n Con .seculer ne a seculaire, sanz congie de nous ou de nos Successours. Nule femme 
 ventu de Religion ne tiegne long tretiz ne parlance ove seculairs ou od seculaires en 
 De lib-parlour ne aillurs sanz congie de la Priourasse (sic) ou de la souzpriouresse, et 
 eracionpar renable encheson, et douke en presence de une Dame professe de vostre 
 -ibus etR e ]jgi ormj e t D ame nient professe en presence de sa mestrasse. Nule dame de 
 difj " vos t re Religion, professe ou nyent professe, ne viegne a les offices foreynes hors 
 del us de lencloistre pour estre seigne 4 ou pur autre encheson feynte, si ceo ne 
 soit par congie de la Priouresse ou tie la souchpriouresse, et donke par renable 
 encheson, et que ele eit ovesque lui une aultre Dame professe de vostre Religion 
 issint qe chescune de eles puisse ver et oyir ceo que aultre dirra et ferra. Item, 
 nous ordinoms qe entre vous tretotes eyez un seul Confessour, homme de 
 D e Religion ou seculer, et tiel come nous ou nos Successours vodront a ceo assignor, a 
 Con- remuer a la volente de nous et de nos Successours ; mes a ceste foiz de nostre 
 fessore grace especiale grauntoms qe vous eyez Frere Johan de Whatele, Mestre de 
 Divinite, del Ordre de Menours, et Frere Hughe de la Pole, del Ordre de 
 Prechours, ou le un de eux ; et voloms qe chescun de eux, et nul aultre, puisse 
 
 1 i.e. the outer gate ; la porte foraine vulorum (ibid.) 
 
 (Oliver's Monasticon, p. 166). 4 Minutio sanguinis was much used, 
 
 2 Epousee ; married woman (ibid). and even prescribed, in Monastic 
 
 3 Lyveresone, Corrodium ; Prompt. Par- Houses (ibid). 
 
318 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 oyir vos confessions et vous assoudre de vos pecchez et enjoyndre penaunce en 
 
 due forme, et chescun deux eit nostre poyer quant a la penauncerie en cas qi 
 
 Quod vous touchent, a durer a nostre volente. Item, purceo qe ascune foitz ascunes 
 
 nulla Dames de vostre Religion orent lur damoiseles severales por faire severalement 
 
 J^5 lur viaunde, si ordinoms, voloms, et establioms qe totes celles damoiseles soyent 
 
 eat do-d e tut os ^ e de l a cu sine, et qe un keu covenable qi eit un page desoutz lui soit 
 
 m i c el- mys por servir a tut le Covent. -Item, qe le dortour, la enfermerie, les estaucz 
 
 lam du Quer, et les aultres mesons necessaires soient faites et reparillees au plus tost 
 
 De em-qe les biens de la Mesoun pourront suffire. Item qe les acountes de touz vos 
 
 endaci-baiUif Sj provotz, et recevours foreins et denzeins soyent surveu chescun an eutre 
 
 ne la Paske et la Pentecouste, et entre la Feste Seint Michel et le Noel apres finale 
 
 u^ "acounte rendue en la Priourie devant la Priouresse, ou ceux qe ele vodra mettre 
 
 p e en son lieu, et deus ou trois Dames de meisme la Religion et Meson des plus 
 
 compo-auncienes ou plus sages a ceo assignees par le Covent ; et qe les rolles de les 
 
 to ball-acountes issi rendues demoergent en commun tresourie, issint qe len puisse avoir 
 
 ivorumde ceo avisement quant mester serra, por doute de niort de Priouresse et de 
 
 ou^to- mort ou remuement des baillifs, recevours, ou des provostz. Item, qe la 
 
 fa & rot .Priouresse jescun an, devant tut le Covent ou vj Danies a ceo assignees par le 
 
 ulorumCovent, entre le Noel et la Paske, moustre lestat de la Meson et sa receite et ses 
 
 eorum despens, ne n'ie par menue parceles mes par grosses sonimes, et les dettes et les 
 
 nouns des .lettours et des creauncers de summe qi passe xls. Et totes cestes 
 
 jhoses soient mis en escrit et mis en commun tresourie, issint qe len puisse ver 
 
 De sta-chescun an le quel vos biens encressont ou descressont. Item, qe cestes choses 
 
 tu Do- susescrites, qe nous avoms ordine et establi pour vostre profit esperital et 
 
 osten- temporal, ne soyent pas mis en ubli, si ordinoms et vous comandoms qe tut cest 
 
 dendo Escrit de mot en mot chescun samadi de Quntre Temps parmy le an, apres 
 
 coram Preciosa en Chapitre soit lu entendablement devant tut le Covent, ou en 
 
 Con- refeytour en lieu clautre leccion, tant qe le Covent est a manger 1 . Parquei nous 
 
 ventu vous comandoms touz, et chescune par soy, et celles Dames qi sunt ore et celles 
 
 Quod qi sun ^ av enir, en vertue de obedience et sur grave peyne, qe totes cestes 
 
 Deere- c ^ oses desusescrites de pointe en pointe gardez, issint qe si ascune du Covent 
 
 turn " viegne encoutre soit punye come inobediente et desordinee, solom la Reule et les 
 
 legatur Observances del Ordre Saint Beuet. Et si ascune ne se chastie mie pourtant, 
 
 quoli- mes viegne encontre par custume, soit punie par retraite de sa viande, ou de son 
 
 betsab-beyure^ ou de son abit, ou plus avant simester soit sicome la coulpe le vodra. 
 
 bato g j j a p r i our esse viegne en nul point encontre ou ne face ceux ordinementz 
 
 bien garder, nous voloms qe ceo soit hastivement denuncie priveement ou 
 
 apertement a Levesque Dexcestre qi donke serra, issi qil puisse faire punissement 
 
 et faire amendement, si come il verra qe ceo soit a faire. Et totes les choses 
 
 * desusescriptes avoms ordine, establi, et comaunde, sauve a nous et a nos 
 
 Successours, Evesques Dexcestre, poier et auctorite de totes les susdites choses 
 
 declarer, changer, amenuser, ou encrestre solom le temps et le port dentre vous, 
 
 si come nous verroms ou eux verront qe ceo soit a faire : sauve ensement a nous 
 
 et a nos Successours, et a la Eglise Dexcestre tote manere de auctorite, juris- 
 
 diccion et dignite par possessioun ou droiture, si come avant, en droit et reson, 
 
 a quelx nous ne voloms mie estre fait prejudice ne amenusement par cest Escrit. 
 
 Et vous mandom.s ensement, par vertue de obedience, qe en tesmoinance de 
 
 vostre assent en totes les choses susescrites, nous facetz mander, entre ci et la 
 
 Feste Seinte Scolastice la virge prochein avenir, le transecrit de ceste Letre de 
 
 mot en mot par vos Letres Patentes seale de vostre commun seal. Done a ... 
 
 le . . . 2 jour de Januer Ian de Nostre Seignour Mill. CCCme. disneofuyme. 
 
 Fol. 145b. 
 
 Poltimor, Sir Elyas de, inst. to Dunterton; 42: deceased; 
 
 157 b . 
 Poltone, John de, Proctor for Robert de Cisterna ; 35 : Com- 
 
 1 It appears from this and the above habitual use of the ancient Church 
 
 advice as to using Latin, that the Services (ibid). 
 
 ordinary language of these Nuns was 2 Blank spaces were left here, and 
 
 French, to which they joined such a never filled in. The Entry occurs 
 
 superficial knowledge of Latin words between 6 and 9 Jan., 1319. 
 as might be easily gleaned from an 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 319 
 
 mission for his Institution to North Tawton ; 167 b . 
 Pomeray, John de la ; 62 b , 
 
 See L 214: also, Comptone, Wm. ; 60 b : Bromestone, Richard de ; 85 b : 
 Exeter, St. James's Priory (Inst.); 85 b : Brothertone : 112; Otterton 
 Priory; 114: Arundelle, John de ; 115 b . 
 
 Pomeray, John, K. of Letcombe-Basset, Dioc. of Sarum ; 129 b . 
 Porkellis, in St. Wendron ; (see page 4). 
 Porta, Fr. William de, Prior of Cowick (q.v.Inst.) ; 111. 
 Portel, Richard, monk, inst. Prior arid Rector of Minster ; 82 b . 
 Porter, Reginald le ; L 195 b . 
 
 Porthequin (or Porquin), Roger de, collated to St. Eval : 67, 
 
 I75 b 
 
 Portysham, Ranulph de, "de Ashleghe"; L 190 b . 
 Portlemouth [also Portelemuwe and Porthelemuthe, MS.], 
 
 Master John de Malestone, subdeacon, R, Licence of non-residence for three 
 years, to study Theology or Canon-Law (30 July, 1308) ; 35 : again 
 (priest), till Michaelmas, 1313 (19 Oct., 1311) ; 64 b : again [de Mallestone, 
 MS.], for three years (28 Aug., 1316), " dabit ad Fabricam Exoniensem 
 xx solidos " ; H4 b . 
 
 Postebrocke, John, son of Adam de, see Thorney ; 76. 
 Potteforde, Robert de, inst. to Trentishoe ; 180 b . 
 Poughill (Devon}, 
 
 " 6 DieJovis proxima ; 
 (3 March, 1312-13), 
 Bourne], Rector E 
 
 Sabbati Quatuor Temporum supradictum ; et, quia idem Episcopus dicebat se 
 impeditura quominus Ordines eodem die Sabbati celebrare volebat, voluit quod 
 id sibi, et non ordinando predicto, ut nsseruit, foret inputandurn ; 69. 
 
 Poundstock, Woolston in ; see Buvyle (Oratories) ; 50 b . 
 Povy, John, " de Twykburghe " ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b . 
 Powderham, Sir John [de Stowe], R., 
 
 Bartholomew de Sancto Laurencio, Dean of Exeter, was appointed his coad- 
 jutor, 26 Sept., 1316; " ita quod, amota a dicta Ecclesia familia dicti 
 Rectoris onerosa, si qua fuerit, ipsi Rectori secundum status sui decenciam 
 necessaria administret, quodque curam et regimen dicte Ecclesie sup- 
 portet"; 115 b . Richard de Perchenhale, priest, R., Licence of non- 
 residence for a year, to study, etc. (4 Aug., 1321) ; 159 b : again [Percenhale, 
 MS.], till Michaelmas, 1326, " in obsequio Episcopi Lyncolniensis " (22 
 May, 1325) ; 184*. See Exminster (Inst.) ; 62 b 
 
 Pouderharn, Hugh de, R. of Whitestone, (Devon) ; 37, 44 b , 55. 
 
 Poyer, Ralph, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 
 Pradehulle, William de, inst. to Mariansleigh ; 72. b 
 
 Pral, Isota, see Cheverestone, William de; 112 b . 
 
 Presentations to Benefices, absente Episcopo ("quia longe 
 extra nostram Diocesim existentes, ad presens, oportebit 
 nos inibi circa negocia Domini nostri Regis, et Regni sui, 
 ad tempus inevitabiliter occupari, etc."), 
 
320 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Commissio ad inquirendum et rescribendum super Presentacionibus ad Beneficia, 
 Ecclesiastica (directed to Eichard de Coletone, Official-Principal 20 April, 
 1317) : 119. See Benefices (p. 43). 
 
 Prestone, Gilbert de, Itinerant Justice, see Cargaul ; 117. 
 
 Prestone, Richard de, see Bosham ; 15 b (page 66). 
 
 Preston, near Loddiswell, see Stokenham (Inst.) ; 105. 
 
 Preston, see Garlaunde, Henry de ; 49. 
 
 Pridiaus (or Pridiaux), Ralph de, collated (by lapse) to St. 
 
 Mawgan-in-Pyder ; 82 b : deceased; 163 b . 
 Pridiaux, Ralph de, inst. to Bigbury ; 184 b , 
 Prisoners, concerning, 
 
 Nobilibus Viris et discretis Dominis, Johanni de Foxleghe et Sociis suis, 
 Justiciariis Domini Eegis, vel aliis quibuscumque ad Prisonam ejusdem Regis 
 Exonie deliberandam deputatis, Walterus etc., salutem et benediccionem gracie 
 salutaris. Ad petendum et recipiendum, nomine nostro, quoscumque Clericos 
 nostros pro quibuscnrnque homicidiis, roberiis, feloniis, seu quibuscumque aliis 
 criminibus indictatos, et ob id captos et in dicta Prisona detentos, dilectos 
 nobis in Cbristo Decanum Christianitatis Exonie .et Thomam de Glasconia, 
 clericos, nostros conjunctim et divisim Procuratores seu Attornatos facimus 
 per Presentes, et ponimus loconostri : ratum habentes, etc. (13 Aug., 1310) ; 53 b . 
 
 xvj die Aiigusti [1310], facta fuit Commissio Magistro Willelmo de Midelwoda, 
 Vicario Ecclesie Sancti Genesii, et Johanni de Tregadon, clerico, ad petendum 
 Prisonas Prisone de Lancevatone, coram Johanne de Foxeleghe et Sociis suis ; 54. 
 
 A like Commission was issued, 30 March, 1311, directed to Eichard de Coletone, 
 E. of Petrockstowe, and Thomas de Herpetru, E. of Tedburn-St. Mary ; 60*>. 
 
 Also, 1 Dec., 1311, to the Dean of Christianity and Sir Thomas de Herpetru, E. 
 of Tedburn, "coram Domino de Langelonde et Sociis suis, Justiciariis Domini 
 Eegis, ad Prisonam Exoniensem liberandam deputatis"; 66 b . 
 
 Commissio ad liberandum Clericos in car cere Domini existentes "pro quibuscum- 
 que roberiis, homicidiis, seu aliis feloniis " directed to the Precentor, Chancellor, 
 and Subdean, and to Henry Bloyou, E. of of [St. Euan] Lanyhorne, and John de 
 Stokes, E. of St. Mellion. (14 Feb., 1321-2); 164. A like Commission was 
 directed, 17 June, 1325, to H. de Stouforde (Official-Peculiar), Henry Bloyou, 
 E. of St. Euan-Lanyhorne, and Eoger, V- of Heavitree, "dum, tamen, 
 legitime constare poterit quod hujusmodi petendi et recipiendi . . . clerici 
 existant, et gaudere debeant privilegio clerical! " ; 184 b . 
 
 Procurations; Litera Cardinalis 1 directa Domino super Ab- 
 
 solucione* impendenda ; (6 Jan. 1317-18); 124 b . 
 Prodome and Produme), John, see Stoke-in- Teignhead (Inst.) ; 
 
 112: Arundelle, John de; 115 b . A John Prodhomme 
 
 was inst. to Payhembury ; 181. 
 Produmme (and Prodhomme), Walter, collated to a Prebend in 
 
 Crediton; 141 b : inst. to Bideford; 183, 184. 
 
 1 Gaucelinus, permissione Divina Tit- Procurations to the said Cardinal at 
 ulo Sanctorum Marcellmi et Petri the appointed times. A similar 
 Presbiter Cardinalis, Sancte Eomane Letter was received, at the same 
 Ecclesie Vicecanceliarius, Apostolice time, from "Lucas, Titulo Sancte 
 Sedis Nuncius. Marie in Via Lata Diaconus Cardi- 
 
 2 Of all persons in the City and Diocese nalis." Both Letters were to be in 
 of Exeter who had been excommuni- force for forty days from the date 
 cated because they had not paid the thereof. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 321 
 
 Prouez, Dame Alice le, presents to Lustleigh ; 128 b . 
 
 Prouz, John, accolite, Dispensacio super defectu natalium (14 
 
 Feb,, 1310-11); 59 b . 
 Prouz (and Prouez), Sir William le, Knt., presents to Aveton- 
 
 Giffard ; 46 b , 49 b : to Lustleigh ; 48 b . 
 Pruwet, Thomas, inst. to Spreyton; Il7 b . 
 Puddington, 
 
 John de Kyngesbury, R., Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas, 1311, 
 to study, etc. (20 Feb., 1309-10) ; 47 b . 
 
 Putteforde, John de, clerk, Dispensacio super defectu nata- 
 lium (20 June, 1309) " de presbitero genitus et soluta ; 
 41 b . See Berry-Narbor (Inst.) ; 155, 157 b ; collated to 
 Lawhitton ; 157 b , 162. 
 
 Pulton, John de, Canon of Crediton, 59 see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 
 Inst. to Lawhitton ; 44 b , 47 : collated to the Deanery of St. Crantock ; 
 63 b : exchanges the Deanery for St. Gerrans ; 65 : resigns St. Qerrans, and 
 is inst. to North Tawton ; I77 b . See Stoke- Fleming ; 149 b 
 
 Puntyngtone, Philip de, inst. to Honiton ; 183. 
 
 Puntyngdone, Wm. de, Canon of Exeter, etc. (see " Wills "); 
 
 42 b , 66, 7l b . 
 
 Pyde, Roger, a parishioner of Culrn stock ; 84 b . 
 Pydele, Robert de, and Margery (his wife), see Uploman ; 44 b . 
 Pykelisleghe, William de, clerk, 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension of xls. yearly " de Camera sua Exoniensi," 
 payable at Michaelmas and Lady-Day, till he should obtain a Benefice, 
 "quarto Kalendas Septembris" (29 Aug.), 1310; 54 b . [A William de 
 Pykesleghe, clerk, was inst., 10 Jan., 1311-12, to one Portion of the Rectory 
 of Backwell (Somerset} ; Patron, Isrnania la Soor (Regist. Drokenesford, 39, 
 Ed. Hobhouse). Probably the same man; for there is no trace of his 
 appointment to any Benefice in the Diocese of Exeter], 
 
 Pyl, Robert le, inst. to Torbrian ; 120. 
 
 Pyn, Sir Herbert de, Knt., presents to Washford-Pyne ; 37. 
 
 Pyn, John de (son of Herbert), presents to Washford-Pyne; 
 
 41 b , 67 b , 72. See Upton-Pyne (Inst.) ; 55 b , 69 b . 
 Pyn, John, of Hamme, presents to Washford ; 101 b . 
 Pynde, Wm. (son of Adam and Roesea) ; L 199, 199 b . 
 Pynho, Robert de, R. of Thurlestone; 168, I76 b . 
 Pynho, Walter de, inst. to Thurlestone; 159 b . 
 Pyworthi, Robert de, collated to Farringdon ; 64 b : inst. to 
 
 Shebbear; 82. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Quethiock [Sancti Hugonis de Quedike, MS.], 
 
 Master Henry de Newetone, accolite, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a 
 V 
 
322 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 year, to study, etc. (5 Oct., 1317), "x solidos" ; 122 b Sir Wm. deValle 
 torta, priest, R. ; for a year, to study, etc. (21 Sept., 1318), "et dabit ad 
 Fabricam dimidiam marcam " ; 139 b . 
 
 Quentone, Gilbert de, inst. to Awliscombe ; 149 b . 
 
 Queynteyn (or de Quentone), William, inst. to Awliscombe ; 
 
 82 : resigns; 149V- See L 214. 
 Quivil, Bishop, see " Wills " ; L 200. 
 
 R. 
 
 Raddene, Robert de ; L 192 b . 
 
 Radyngtone, Joan de, see Canonsleigh Abbey ; 146 b . 
 
 Radinge, John de ; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Raleghe, Henry de, presents to Charles ; 42 b , 85 b . 
 
 Raleghe, Henry de, R. of Charles; (Ord.) 218, etc.: inst. 
 to Stoke-Rivers ; 42 h . 
 
 Raleghe, Sir John de, Knt., presents to Charles ; 184. 
 
 Raleghe, Dame Lucy de, presents to Loxhore ; 1 44 b . 
 
 Raleghe, Richard de, see " Dedications" Membury ; 113. 
 
 Raleghe, Simon de, R. of Warkleigh ; L 190 b : inst. to Darting- 
 ton ; 131 : resigns his R. of Satterleigh ; 151 b . 
 
 Raleghe, Thomas de (son and heir of William, deceased) ; 146 b . 
 
 Raleghe, Warine, see "Dedications" Membury; 113. 
 
 Raleghe, Wm. de presents to Challacombe; 56 b : to Loxhore ; 70. 
 
 Rarae ; see " Dedications " ; 161 b , 
 
 Master Wm. de Newenham, subdeacon, R., Dispensation: non-residence for 
 two years from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (22 Sept., 1318), " et dabit ad 
 Fabricam j marcam" ; 130: renewed (deacon) for a year, from Michaelmas 
 (9 Sept., 1320); 151: renewed (priest) (11 Oct., 1321) ; 161 b . 
 
 Raulf , John, see Crediton ; 1 07. 
 
 Redisford, Gilbert de ; L 205 b . 
 
 Redinge, Adam de, Proctor for John de Dunstaple ; 169. 
 
 Regni, Richard, presents to Eggesford ; 84 b . 
 
 Reskyef, (in St. Allen), see Truruwyghan, John de ; 102. 
 
 Restyn (and Retyn), Ralph de, 
 
 Commission for his Institution to Treneglos ; 167 b : inst.; l76 b : weLuxulyan; 
 53 b : St. Austell, Chapel of St. Michael ; 141 b (Inst.): St. Neot ; 89 b 
 
 Rewe, John de la, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 71 b . 
 Rewley Abbey, see St. Wendron (Inst.). 
 Reynolds, Walter, (late) Bishop of Worcester ; L 207. 
 Reynham. Godfrey de, R. of Chawleigh, deceased; 160. 
 Riburghe, Ralph de, collated to a Prebend in Bosham ; 159 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 323 
 
 Richmond (Dioc. of York), Roger de Northburghe, Archdeacon 
 
 of; 150. 
 
 Robert, Thomas, inst. to Morthoe ; 171, 177. 
 Roche [" Ecclesia de Rupe," MS.], 
 
 Master Richard le Flamanke, priest, R., Licence of non-residence for a year 
 from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (12 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Roches, Hugh de, inst. to Lustleigh ; 128 b , 130, 144 b , 152 b , 159. 
 Rockbeare, 
 
 Master Gilbert, R of, Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1320 ; also, 
 to put his Benefice out to farm, to Master Rd. de Clare, clerk (5 March, 
 1317-18) ; 125b See L 209. 
 
 Rokebiare, Richard de, chaplain ; (Ord.-Pris.) 236 b . 
 
 Rodeyn, Ralph de, chaplain, see St. Neot ; 83. 
 
 Rodeweye, Thomas de, inst. to Feniton ; 41 b , 42. 
 
 Rogis, Robert de, R. of High Bray ; 44, 62 b . 
 
 Rogys (or Fitz-Roges), William, Provost of Glasney ; 35 b : see 
 
 St. Goran ; 42. 
 
 Rokes, William, inst. to Axmouth ; 183. 
 Rome, Court of, 
 
 Licence to visit the Court of Rome granted to William, V. of Brixham ; he 
 was to return within ten weeks (save for some lawful cause), or be deprived 
 of his Benefice (22 Aug., 1308) ; 35. 
 
 Procuratorium ad Curiam Romanam, In favour of Master Wm. de Ros, 
 Witnesses: Richard de Brayleghe, priest; Ralph de Stoke, clerk. Notary- 
 Publick ; Wm. Hereward ; and others. Certified by the said Ralph de 
 Stoke, and by John de Lancevetone, Notaries-Publick " Sacri Roman! 
 Imperii auctoritate " (16 March, 1309-10) ; 49. 
 
 Procuratoria in Curia Romana, 
 
 I. In favour of Masters Wm. de Ros and Rd. de Coletone, clerks, in a Case 
 of Appeal, on the part of the Bishop, against Sir Robert de Wylyngtone, 
 clerk, touching the Rectory of Newton-Ferrers: Witnesses, John de 
 Lancevetone, clerk, Notary- Publick, Sir Peter de Honetone, priest, and 
 Master Nicholas de Hele, clerk ; also, Robert Bythewalle, clerk, Notary 
 Publick (18 Jan., 1311-12) ; 68. 
 
 II. In favour of the same Clerks in all Causes (same date) ; 68 b . 
 MEMORANDUM quod die prima Mensis Octobvis [1317], apud Chuddeleghe, 
 liberata fuerunt Magistro Michaeli Benet, Rectori Ecclesie de Deyenebiri 
 [Denbury], Instrumenta subscripta ad Romanam Curiam deferenda ; videlicet, 
 Instrumentum Publicum, sub manu et signo Magistri Roberti de Patrica, super 
 Processu quoad Prebendam quam Robertus de Plympstoke tenet in Ecclesia 
 Lincolniensi. Item, Instrumentum super actis quoad perjurium et Excommuni- 
 cacionem Roberti de Plymstoke, coram Decano de Arcubus Londoniarum, sub 
 mauu et signo dicti Magistri Roberti. Item, Instrumentum Publicum super 
 Pronunciacione perjurii et Excommunicacionis dicti Roberti per Officialem Curie 
 Cant uarien sis, sub manu et siguo Walteri de Lieutrencharde. Item, Instrumen- 
 tum auctenticum sub signo Archidiaconi Sancti Albani, super revocacione 
 censurarum contra Thomam, Exoniensem Episcopum, et alios/per Plimstoke 
 subdole procuratarum. Item, unus Rotulus magnus coutinens Processum 
 habitum in Curia Homana contra Dominum, ad iustanciam Prioris Bodminie 
 publication. Item, Instrumentum aucteuticum, sub sigillo Decani de Arcubus 
 Londoniarum, de actis coram. eo super revocacione censurarum et Induccionis 
 Ricardi de Plympstoke. Item, Instrumentum Publicum, sub manu et signo 
 Johannis de Lancestone, super reforuiacione pacis inter Episcopum Thomam et 
 Ricardum de Plimstoke : 122. 
 
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324 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Instrumenta missa ad Curiam per Warinum, puerum Decani, 
 Postea, vero, apud Clyst, xij die Octobris [1317], missa fuerunt hec Instrumenta 
 . . . Exoniensis 1 . Contra Toit [called elsewhere, Henry de Cornubiaj ; Unus 
 Rotulus magnus et niger exterius, de Excommunicacione et perjurio Toit, 
 sub sigillo Petri de Verdala et manu et signo Fraucisci Geraldi de Sorbewano, 
 Firmanensis Diocesis, in quinque Cartis de coreo simul sutis. Item, Instru- 
 mentum Publicum sub manu et signo Petri Nicholai de Isina, super Excom- 
 municacione Toit per Magistrum Petrum de Verdala, Auditore'u Domini 
 Arnaldi, Episcopi Albanensis, Camerarii Generalis, pro CCC florenis. Contra 
 Berigge: -Item, de Excommunicacione Berigge, Instrumentum Originale, sub 
 sigillo Decani de Arcubus Londoniarum. Item, Certificatorium ejusdem sub 
 sigillo Officialis Archidiaconi Exoniensis, duplicatum, super denunciacione 
 hujusmodi Excommunicacionis. Item, Instrumentum Publicum sub manu et 
 signo Ricardi de Tuvertone super Appellacione facta contra Berigge ; et aliud 
 Instrumentum Publicum sub manu ejusdem Ricardi super Constitucione 
 Procuratoris ; 122*>. 
 
 Postea, vero, xiiij die Octobris, apud Clist, missa fuerunt ad Curiam Romanam 
 duo Instrumenta ; videlicet, Publicum Instrumentum, sub manu Walteri de 
 Lieutrencharde, super ultima Privacione Rloardi de Plimstoke cle Ecclesia de 
 Ufcolm ; item, aliud Instrumentum sub sigillo auctentico et manu Henrici de 
 Liwerne, super prima Privacione ejusdem ab Ecclesia de Exeminstre, et Ufcolm ; 
 123. 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod per Robertum de Hole, de Aysshulle, missa fuerunt In- 
 strumenta subscripta ; videlicet, Condempnacio Archidiaconi Exoniensis super 
 Composicione habita inter Episcopum Thomam et Ricardum de Plympstoke, sub 
 manu et signo Thome de Hemmyngforde, et quatuor sigillis appendentibus 
 eidem. Item, Instrumentum auctenticum, sub sigillo Bathoniensis Episcopi, 
 super Revocacione Censurarum contra Episcopum Thomam per Archidiaconum 
 de Sancto Albano. Item, Certificatorium sub sigillo Decani de Ken super 
 Excommunicacione Plympstoke, quia non paruit condempnacioni Archidiaconi 
 Exoniensis Episcopo Thome super quadam summa pecunie. Item, duo Instru- 
 menta Publica contingencia Appellaciones J ohannis de Stapelforde et Johannis 
 de Truru. Item, Instrumentum Publicum sub manu Ricardi de Twyvertone et 
 signis ejusdem Durneforde et Willelmi de Venella ; sigillatum nichilominus 
 sigillo Decani et Capituli, super adquisitis et appropriatis per Dominum Ecclesie 
 Exoniensi. Et subsequenter, Londoniis. per Magistrum Willelmum Heym, 
 clericum, xxiiijt d{ e Novembris, duo Instrumenta Publica ; unum, videlicet, sub 
 manu et signo Willelmi de Hentone, et sigillato (sic) sigillo Magistri Johannis 
 de Everdone, contra Tnstrumenturn cujusdam Nicholai de Hyntone super incar- 
 ceracione Procuratoris Toyt. Item, aliud Instrumentum Publicum super 
 publicacione falsi Instrument! Wellie, quod dicebatur fuisse Johannis de Colle, 
 missa per diversas vices ; 124. 
 
 Procuratoria in Curia Romana, - 
 Master Bricius de Scharstede and Richard de Thormertone were appointed 30 
 
 Aug., 1320; 151. 
 
 The Bishop appoints Masters John de Launcestone and Richard de Thormertone 
 "in Causa Appellacionis que vertitur, seu verti speratur, inter Magistrum 
 Petrum de Dene et Dominum Johannem de Merkyngfelde, qui se dicunt 
 Canonicos Ecclesie Eboracennis, Partem, ut suggeruut, Appellantem, ex parte 
 una, et eundem Episcopum, Partem, ut asseritur, Appellatam, ex altera, et in 
 eventum Cause Appellacionis predicte, in Causa Principali, dum tamen predicta 
 Causa Appellacionis, et in ejus eventum Causa Principalis, fuerint ad Sedem 
 Apostolicam libere devolute; nccnon ad tractandum casus cognicionis et 
 devolucionis ejusdem ; dans eisdem Procuratoribus suis, et eorum cuilibet, 
 potestatem et Mandatum speciale excipiendi, replicandi, tarn de calumpnia quani 
 de veritate dicenda, et eciam alia licita seu debita," and so on, in the common 
 Form,- -" Presentibus Domino Thoma de Hentone, W. de Setone, N. de Hele, 
 Rogero de Buddeleghe, et Philippo de la More, Notario Publico, et me, Ricardo 
 de Twyvertone, similiter Notario Publico, qui super premissis Instrumentum 
 feci." This Document is dated 9 Jan., and entered under 1323; b\it the date 
 was earlier; for the words "Pontificatus Domini Johannis Pape XXII Anno 
 Sexto (1321-2) are added ; 177 b . 
 
 1 Postea . . . Exoniensis, Printed in full in Vol. I., p. 429. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 325 
 
 Instrumentum restringens Procuratoria inissa ad Curiam Romanain : Those 
 granted to John de Lancestone and Kichard de Thormertone are referred to ; 
 182t>. See Loan ; ll?b : also, Kelly ; 177 : Morwenstowe ; 180^. 
 
 Romelode, Philip de, V. of Launcells; 53 : deceased ; 166 b . 
 Ros, Saer de, Canon of Crediton, 
 
 Commission directed (19 Feb., 1308 9), to Roger de Otery. In causa sen negocio, 
 que vel quod vertitur, seu verti speratur, inter Magistrum Saerum de Ros, 
 Canonicum in Ecclesia Criditonensi, actorem, ex parte una, et Dpminum 
 Johannem de Pultone, Canonicum in eadem, Johannem de Wycsford, Ricardum 
 de Boleford, Philippum de Storrigge, Willelmum Coterel, Walterum Cole, 
 Robertum Bauudon, Radulphum Bochasmethe, et Johannem de Fenlake, reos, 
 ex altera, conjunctim et divisim, vobis specialiter committimus vices nostras, 
 illam et illud ab examine cujuslibet alterius nostre Jurisdiccioni ex certa 
 sciencia revocantes. Eisdem die et loco [at Launceston} emanavit Revocacio in 
 hac forma : Walterus, etc., Official! suo, etc. Quomodo et quare negocium 
 contra dilectos nobis in Christo, Doniinum Johannem de Pultone, in Ecclesia 
 Sancte Crucis Criditonie Canonicum, Johannem de Wycsford, etc., ut supra 
 proximo, conjunctim vel divisim, ex officio vestro inchoatum seu inchoandum , 
 ex certis et legitimis causis duximus revocandum, parati ad faciendum omnibus 
 quorum interest, per nos seu speciales Commissarioy, non suspectos, justicie 
 complementum ; 38^. The Sequestration of his Prebend taken off (29 April, 
 1318); 126b 
 
 Ros, William de, clerk, see Rome, Court of ; 49, 68. 
 
 Rosbanald, Roger de, inst. to St. Sancreed ; 105. 
 
 Roscarek, John de, inst. to Helland ; 53. See Landewednack 
 
 (Inst.); 83. 
 
 Rosecradock [Rescaradeke, MS.], in St. Cleer ; L 195 b . 
 Rosculian, Hervey de, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 Rossydenet, Randulph de, inst. to St. Austell; 54 b . N.B. 
 
 omit the word " Warden," after his name, on p. 247. 
 Resueydon (and Rosueydon), John de, inst. to Philleigh ; 144 b , 
 
 145 b , 151, 162. 
 
 Roswalstres, Hamelin de : L 192. 
 Roswalsters, Michael de, V. of St. Newlyn ; 75 b . 
 Reswalstes (sic), Stephen de, collated to SS. Budock & Gluvias; 145. 
 Roswalstres, Symon de ; L 192. 
 Roteham, Peter de, see Bosham ; 28. 
 Rouen, the Dean and Chapter of, see Ottery-St. Mary (Inst.) ; 
 
 61 : also, Rockbeare ; L 209. 
 Rous, John le, see Winkleigh (Tnst.) ; 41. 
 Rous, Roger le, Archdeacon of Totnes (q.v., Inst.}. 
 Rousdon [Sancti Pancracii, MS.], 
 
 John [de Ockbeare], R., Licence of non-residence for a year from Michael- 
 mas, to study, etc. (4 Sept., 1309) ; 43. William de Osmyngtone, clerk, 
 R., for a year, to study, etc. (1 Dec., 1322), he was to take subdeacon's 
 Orders ; 169 b . 
 
 Rurde, Philip de (son and heir of Philip), see Aleborne ; 44. 
 Russel, William, chaplain, see Arundelle, John de ; 115 b , 116 b : 
 
326 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 inst. to Meeth; 147: to Bradford; 162 b . See Tautone, 
 Robert de; 156 b . 
 Rysthivele, Martin; (Ord-Prw.) 222 b . 
 
 S. 
 St. Allen, 
 
 Taxacio Vicarie Sancti Alunijuxta Parcum [Episcopi], in CornvMa : 
 Ut sciatur in quibus porcionibus dicta Vicaria consistere debeat in futurum, 
 ordinamus quod Vicarius . . . et successores siii . . . habeant et percipiant, 
 nomine Vicarie sue predicte, decimam tassi de Tredoures ; necnon totam decimam, 
 tarn in garbis quam rebus aliis, de Parco de Lanerghe provenientem, una cum 
 toto altillagio dicte Ecclesie, et Sanctuarip et domibus in dicto Sanctuario 
 existentibus, excepta dumtaxat una grangia, et una parva area juxta dictam 
 grangiam, pro tassis faciendis in eadem ; necnon una acra terre ex opposite 
 dicte grangie, in parte Occidental! Regalis Vie sine medio, que ducit de Truru 
 versus Kaergaul, in lotigitudine juxta earn; quas, quidem grangiam, aream, et 
 acram terre, necnon liberum exituin et introitum ad predictas grangiam et 
 aream Vicariis Ecclesie Glasneye, Eectoribus Loci, pro suis necessariis introdu- 
 cendis et emittendis volumus permanere . . . Eciam, quod Vicarius . . et sui 
 successores . . omnia onera oTdinaria ac eciam sustentacionem Librorum, Orna- 
 mentorum Cancelli, tarn in coopertura quam in fenestris vitreis, et in quibus- 
 cumque aliis que ad Rectores Loci pertinere deberent in eadern, sustineant et 
 agnoscant; ouere agnicionis extraordinarionim predictis Vicariis Glasneye, 
 Rectoribus Loci, tantummodo reservato : salva npbis, etc. " die Luue in Ebdo- 
 madaPasche; octavo, videlicet, die mensis Aprilis" (1314) 84. See Cargaul. 
 
 St. Anthony-in-Meneage, see Manaccan ; 41 b . 
 St. Anthony's Hospital (in London), 
 
 Apud Lawyttone, decimo nouo Kalendas Januarii (14 Dec., 1313), emanarunt 
 quatuor Mandata Archidiaconis et eorum Officialibus, pro subsidip Domus Sancti 
 Antonini ; et dabit dicti subsidii Collector ad elemosinam Domini vmarcas ; 82. 
 
 Master John de Wintone was licensed, "circiter Festum Pentecostes " (22 May, 
 1317), to collect alms for the Hospital throughout the Diocese, for the space of 
 three years, "et dabit singulis annis vj marcas "; 120. See Bp. Stafford's 
 Register, p. 311. 
 
 St. Breage, Sir Pascasius, V., 
 
 He was old and blind, and the Bishop appointed Master Benedict de Arundelle 
 to be his coadjutor, 2 July, 1310 ; 52 b . 
 
 St. Breoke ; see "Dedications "; 128. 
 
 St. Budock, etc. : Ordinacio Vicarie Ecclesiarum Sancti 
 Budoci et de Behedlan [hodie, St. Gluvias] : 
 
 During his Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall and his Peculiars therein, 
 the Bishop found that differences had arisen between the Provost and Chapter of 
 Glasney (to whom these united Rectories, in his Peculiar Jurisdiction of Penryn, 
 had been appropriated), of the one part, and Sir Robert, then Perpetual- Vicar 
 of the said united Benefices, of the other part, touching the said Vicar's Portion 
 and certain other matters. He heard both parties in the Chapter-House of Glasney, 
 and, having ascertained that the Vicar's stipend was so'small that he could 
 not sustain the ordinary burdens of his Benefice, he proceeded to provide a 
 remedy , and, taking into consideration the fact that this unsatisfactory arrange- 
 ment was due to previous Taxations made under the authority of the Bishop, he 
 withdrew and cancelled them all, and, with the full assent and consent of both 
 parties, ordained that, all past disputes and litigation being abandoned on both 
 sides, the said Vicar and his successors should be provided for as follows, 
 "habeant et percipiant, nomine Vicarie predicte, mansum quod prefatus Domi- 
 nus Robertus jam inhabitat, et totum Sauctuarium de Behedlan, cum ortis juxta 
 ipsum sitis . . . totum [eciam] altilagium dictarum Ecclesiarum . . . , sub quo, 
 inter cetera, decimam feniParochiarumpredictarum in pratis jam existentibus et 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 327 
 
 futuris, lini eciam, canabi, piscium, necnon decimam quarumcumque revuni in 
 curtilagiis jam existentibus et in postero faciendis crescencium, in eisdem Parocliiis, 
 cum vangis excultis volumus comprehendi ; deciinis garbarum earundem Paroch- 
 iamm unacum decimis fabarum, pisorum, vescarum, in campis . . crescencixim, 
 necnon lane et agnorum earundem, Preposito et Capitulo remanentibus . . [qui] sol- 
 vant prefato Domino Roberto . . quadragintasolidossterlingorum, insubsidium 
 reparacionis Librorum et aliorum defectuum ad Rectoriam . . spectaucium, 
 in Festis Beati Michaelis et Pasche proximo sequentibus, pro equali porcione, 
 ad tardius." Thenceforth the Vicars were to keep in repair the Books and other 
 " Ornamenta " as well as the Chancel roofs and the glass of the Chancel windows 
 of both Churches, and to bear all the ordinary burdens ; the extraordinary bur- 
 dens being borne by the College (23 Aug., 1315) ; 108. 'See St. Gluvias. 
 
 St. Buryan, the Collegiate Church of, 
 
 Canonici Sancte Berione tenent Eglosberrie, que fuit libera tempore Regis Edwardi : 
 ibi est una hida, terra viij carucate : ibi est dimidia carucata, et sex villani, et 
 sex bordarii, et xx acre pasture. Valet xs. Et quahdo Comes terram accepit 
 valebat xls. Inventa in Domesday, in Curia Domini Regis, super Ecclesia 
 Sancte Beriane: 47 b . [Entered, without comment, between 15 and 19 Feb., 
 1309-10]. 
 
 Liberacio oleifacta Ecdesie Sancte Beriane, de gratia Domini, 
 
 Eodem die [1 May, 1310], in Aula Domini Episcopi de Peynctone, Dominus 
 Mathias [ "de Medentor], Decanus Ecclesie Sancte Beriane in Cornubia, in pre- 
 sencia ejusdem Episcopi personaliter eonstitutus, rogavit eundeni ut oleum et 
 crisma Ecclesie sue supradicte precipere dignaretur ministrari ; qui, quidem, 
 Episcopus, ipsius Decani inclinatus precibus, oleum et crisma graciose liberari 
 sibijtissitilla vice; 50. 
 Commissio Jurisdictions Ecclesie Sancte Beriane, 
 
 Directed to Rd. de Bello Prato, R. of St. Ladock and of St. Just [in Penwith], 
 and John de Godrevi, R. of St. Piran-Uthno, "in quibuscumque causis, etc. 
 . . . motis seu movendis tarn ex Officio nostro quam ad instanciam quarum- 
 cumque Parcium, Parochianorum Ecclesie Sancte Beriane . . , et Capellarum 
 dependencium ab eadem, cum potestate hujusmodi Causas . . . difflniendi, etc. 
 . . . vobis . . . vices nostras . . . committimus . . ; Instituciones et 
 Destituciones Personarum in dicta Ecclesia . . Ecclesiastica Beneficia optin- 
 encium nobis specialiter reservantes. Datum apud Alvertone, prope Montem 
 Sancti Michaelis (13 Feb., 1313-14) ; 82 h . 
 
 Visitation of the Church (" Visitatio Beriane " Grandissori), 
 
 VISITACIO Domini Walter!, etc. facta in Ecclesia Sancte Beriane, die Mercurii 
 proxima post Festum Sancte Scolastice, Virginis (13 Feb.), 1313-14 ; presentibus 
 ibidem Dominis Petro de Honetone, Ricardo de Braileghe, Magistris Ricardo de 
 Bello Prato, Ricardo de Coletone, Nicholao de Hele, et aliis clericis et laicis in 
 multitudine copiosa. Sunt ibidem tria paria Vestimeutorum plena, cum Tunicis 
 et Dalmaticis ; due Cape de Choro ; ij Calices ; unnin Mis.sale bonum et aliud 
 debile ; unum Antiphonarium cum Psalterio, in medio bonum ; ij Gradalia bona, 
 cum Tropario ; Legenda ; et unum Antiphoiiarium vetus ; Velum Quadragesi- 
 male ; ix tualle ; Velum Nupciale ; Palla mortuorum ; tria paria Corporalium ; 
 iij superpellicia ; 85. 
 
 Dominus David de Bokenal, Capellanus ibidem, diifamatus de incontinencia 
 cum Agnete de Boscarn, ipse comparuit, dicto die, personaliter, et negavit a 
 tempore ultime correccionis, facte, ut dicebat, per Dominum Willelmum de 
 Bodrigan, tune Archidiaconum Comubiensem, in ultima Visitacione sua ibidem ; 
 quam probavit per juramentum, et purgavit se citata tercia manu, 1 et dimissus 
 
 1 JURAMENTUM, Si le fait impute etait 
 peu ^important, la declaration de 1'in- 
 culpe suffisait, sola manu suajurabat; 
 si 1'accusation etait grave, cette de- 
 claration devait etre confirmee par le 
 temoignage de personnes dont le 
 nombre dependait de la nature de 
 I'incrimination. Ceux qui venaieiit 
 ainsi attester 1'innocence d'un accuse 
 s'appelaient juratores, conjuratores, 
 sacramentales, consacramentales, com- 
 
 purgatores, purgatores, etc., et 1'on se 
 servait du mot conjurare pour ex- 
 prirner 1'acte meme de leur attesta- 
 tion . . . Lea expressions jurare cum 
 unica manu, jurare cum duobus aliis } 
 jurare tercia, duodecimo,, centesima 
 manu, etc., signifiaient que la partie 
 avait etc accompagnee par un, deux, 
 trois, douze, cent co-jurants." 
 D'Arnis. 
 
328 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 fuit ; et Dominus ordinavit ibidem, dicto die, ad Primam Tonsuram, prout patet 
 supra in Registro Ordinum ; ibid. 
 
 St. Cleer; Sir Richard de Treworgy, chaplain, appointed coiad- 
 
 jutor to John the Vicar (16 April, 1309); 40. 
 St. Golan [Sancti Kolani, MS.], 
 
 Sir William the V. being very infirm, the Bishop appointed Sir Peter de Halap, 
 priest, coadjutor, " Volentes et mandantes, in virtute Obediencie et juramenti 
 per te coram nobis in hac parte prestiti, quod de omnibus bonis ipsius Vicarii 
 existentibus quamcicius fidele conficias Inventarium, et amotis, modis omnibus, 
 a domo dicti Vicai'ii Johanne, filio ejusdem Vicarii, Nicholao le Netr (sic), uepote 
 ejusdem, Isabella Sancti Kaveriani, qui bona dicti Vicarii hactenus, ut veraciter 
 audivimus, penitus consumserunt, et alia, si qua sit, familia honerosa taliter 
 de bonis dicte Vicawe disponere curetis, quod eidem Vicario et familie sue 
 necessarie de bonis hujusmodi pro s\ia sustentacione in omnibus congrue 
 ministretur, et nobis tarn de inventis et receptis quam inpensis in hac parte 
 fideliter respondere valias (sic), cum super hoc fueris congrue requisitus ; proviso, 
 modis omnibus, inter cetera, quod dicte Ecclesie laudabiliter deserviatur, etc. 
 (26 Feb., 1313-14); 82 b . Appropriation of the Rectory to Glasney ; 109. 
 
 St. Columb-Major ; Master John Bloyou, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence till Trinity Sunday (14 June), "pro suis et ipsius 
 Ecclesie procurandis negociis " (4 Feb., 1320-1) ; 155 : renewed, till Michaelmas, 
 from 21 May, 1321 ; 158. 
 
 St. Columb-Minor, the Chapel of, see St. Crantock ; 104 b . 
 St. Constantine ; Sir Henry, V., 
 
 Appointment of William de Mileborne, R. of St. Ruan-Lanyhorne, as his coad- 
 jutor, " tarn in persona et cura quam rebus ejusdem Vicarii ; ita quod, confecto 
 Inventario de bonis ipsius, diligentem super hiis curam habeat et custodiam, 
 prout inde respondere voluerit, cum fuerit requisitus ; proviso quod eidem 
 Vicario et ejus honeste et necessarie familie in victualibus honeste deserviatur, 
 et animarum cura ipsius Vicarie minime negligatur" (8 June, 1310); 52 b . 
 Sir Reginald le Sor, R. of St. Just-in-Roseland, was appointed his coadjutor, 
 8 Aug., 1310; 54 [here called Nicholas a clerical error; the name has been 
 written, with diifereut ink, on a blank space], 
 
 St. Crantock, the Collegiate Church of, 
 
 Amicabilis Composicio inter Dominum et Archidiaconum Cornubie super 
 
 Jurisdiccione in Ecclesia Sancti Carantoci : 
 
 Walterus, etc. Official! Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis salutem, etc. Licet karissimus 
 filius et amicus noster, Dominus Adam de Carletone, Archidiaconus Coruubie, 
 inceperit contra nos, per aliqua tempora, ut asseritur, aliqualiterrebellare, postea 
 tamen, saniori ductus consilio, super omnibus discordiarum materiis uostre 
 Ordinacioni simpliciter se submisit ; hinc est quod nos, attendentes quod nobile 
 genus vincendi sit ignoscere in quolibet presidente, dictum Archidiaconum 
 Officialem, et Ministros suos, sub certa forma secrecius inter nos prelocuta, in 
 nostram recepimus amiciciam specialem. Cum, igitur, id quod a Patre et 
 Domino, sub spe pacis et caritatis, fideliter et feliciter prelocutum est debeat a 
 filiis et subditis fideliter observari, vos attente rogamus, mandantes quatinus, 
 predictum Archidiaconum, Officialem, ministros, et familiares suos, in similem 
 amiciciam recolligentes, et ab aliis filiis, subditis, et amicis nostris modo simili 
 recolligi procarantes, in hiis que coram vobis agenda sunt eidem Archidiacono, 
 Officiali suo, et ministris suis absque juris et Partis injuria, favorem et graciam 
 impendatis. Speramus, enim, indubitanter quod idem Archidiaconus, per se et 
 suos, erga nos et nostros sic se habebit in futurum quod de ipsius obedi- 
 encia, devocione, et benevolencia merito debeamus commendare. Propter que 
 cupientes eidem Archidiacono graciam facere specialem, vobis mandamus qua- 
 tinus ab omni excercicio Jurisdiccionis Archidiaconalis [in populo Parochialis 
 Ecclesie Sancti Carantoci et Capelle Sancte Columbe Minoris, in quibus dictus 
 Archidiaconus J urisdiccionem Archidiaconalem ad se asserit pertinere, abstinea- 
 tis, et a quibuscumque Commissariis nostris et yestris in hac parte faciatis 
 penitus abstiueri ; ipsuin Archidiaconum in hiis J urisdiccionem Archidiaconalem 
 per se et suos excercere libere permittentes. Scire, tamen, vos volunius quod 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 329 
 
 non est intencionis nostre quod dictus Archidiaconus, per se aut ministros suos, 
 in Decanum, Canonicos, aut Vicarios Ecclesie nostre Collegiate Sancti Carantoci 
 Jurisdiccionem aliquam habeat vel excerceat, quousque per nos de consensu 
 Capituli nostri Exoniensis, aliter fuerit ordinatum. Set, ne idem Archidiaconus 
 effectu excercicii Jurisdiccionis in populum careat propter defectum ministrorum, 
 placet nobis et perraittimus quod presbiter populo deserviens in Ecclesia Sancti 
 Carantoci, vel clericus ejusdem, et presbiter populo deserviens in Capella Sancte 
 Columbe Minoris, in Capitulis ejusdem Archidiaconi compareant, ad Citaciones et 
 alia que ad Jurisdiccionem Archidiaconalem pertinent canonice respondeant, et 
 quod incumbit faciant, quousque aliter super hiis, ut premittitur, fuerit 
 ordinatum. Datum apud Stockwille juxta Londonias, decimo nono die mensis 
 Februarii (1314-15) ; 104 b See St. Newlyn ; 52b. 
 
 St. Creed ; Sir Peter de Stanes, priest, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (25 Sept., 1319), " et dabit 
 xx solidos " ; 143. 
 
 St. Cury Capella Sancti Corentini, 
 
 Herveius occurs as Chaplain 1 March, 1309-10 (see " Confessions ") ; 48. 
 
 St. David's [David Martin], Bishop of, see Slapton ; 40 b : Har- 
 
 ford; 183 b . 
 St. Dominick [Ecclesia Sancte Dominice, in Haltone, MS.], 
 
 Sir Walter de Bodekysham, R., Dispensation : non-residence for two years, 
 from Michaelmas, " quod per idem tempus intendere valeat obsequiis 
 Domini Ricardi de Grey, Militia ; et promisit idem Rector de dono suo 
 gratuito, quolibet anno de dictis duobus annis, ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis j marcam (3 Sept., 1310); 54 b : also, "Licenciatus fuit (10 
 Sept., 1312), per Episcopum, ad instantem peticionem Domini Johannis de 
 Somery, ut possit insistere obsequio suo per biennium, a Festo Sancti 
 Michael is" ; 73 b : also, Licence of non-residence "ad instanciam Magistri 
 Willelmi de Birstone, Archidiaconi Gloucestrie, . . . standi in obsequio 
 ipsius Magistri Willelmi," till Michaelmas, 1317 (22 Feb., 1315-16) ; lll b : 
 also, " ad instanciam Domini Walteri de Norwico, Militis, . . . standi in 
 obsequiis ejusdem Domini," till Michaelmas, 1320 (24 May, 1319) ; 141. 
 
 St. Endellion, the Collegiate Church of, 
 
 Robert de Polhorman, Prebendary of, Licence of non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, to study, etc. (29 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b : renewed till Easter, 1310 (14 
 Oct., 1309); 44 b . 
 
 St. Erme [Sancti Ermetis de Poudre, MS.], 
 
 Master Michael de Kerneke, clerk, R., for a year, to study, etc., and he was 
 to take subdeacon's Orders within the year (26 Sept., 1319) ; 143. Ralph 
 de Kernike, clerk, R., non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (20 
 Oct., 1323), he was to take subdeacon's Orders within the year; 177: 
 renewed (subdeacon), for two years (12 Nov., 1324) ; 182. 
 
 St. Ervan; see "Dedications"; 128. 
 
 Adam, dictus le Gyv, "R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1310, 
 to study, etc. (11 June, 1309) ; 41 b . Master Ivo de Eglosheil, clerk, R., 
 Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 1321, to study, etc., he 
 was to take subdeacon's Orders (20 Oct., 1320); 152 b : renewed (deacon) 
 till Michaelmas, 1322 (14 June, 1321) ; 158. 
 
 St. Eval : Ordinacio super Ecclesia Sancti Uveli, facta per 
 Dominum Anno Domini M. CCC mo . vicesimo secundo, 
 
 MKMORANDUM quod, cum inter . . . Decauum et Capitulum Ecclesie Cathedralis 
 Exoniensis, Ecclesiam Sancti Uveli, in Cornubia, . . .in) proprios usus optin- 
 entes, ex parte una, et . . . Magistrum Rogerum de Porquin, ejusdem Ecclesie 
 Sancti Uveli mine Perpetuum Vicarium, ex altera, litis et discordie materia 
 super refeccioue, reparacione, emendacione, et sustentacione C.tncelli Ecclesie 
 
330 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 . . . ac, eciam. super invencione, refeccione, et reparacione Librorum et 
 ceterortim ejusdem Ecclesie Ornamentorum omnium et singulorum, ad ipsius 
 Ecclesie Parochianos non pertinencium, fuisset suborta ; comparentibus, demum, 
 coram nobis ... in Majori Ecclesia Exoniensi, Loco Consistorii in judicio, 
 n bi jus reddi consuevit, pro tribunali sedentibus, die Jovis proximo post Festum 
 Sancte Agathe Virginis [10 Feb.], Anno Domini M CCCmo xxijdo [1322 3], pre- 
 dictis Dominis Decano et Capitulo per Nicholaum de Durneforde, Procuratorem 
 eorundem, ex parte una, et dicto Magistro Rogero, Vicario, personaliter ex 
 altera, super hujusmodi litis et discordie materia, nostris Ordinacioni, Declara- 
 cioni, Voluntati, Pronunciation}, Diftinicioni, et Sentencie, hinc et inde se pure, 
 sponte, et absolute, et simpliciter, submiserunt, promittentes se ibidem in 
 judicio, coram nobis, quod quicquid nos in ea parte ordinaremus, etc., eedeni 
 Partes, quatenus ad ipsas et ipsanun singulas attineret, perpetuis futuris tem- 
 poribus observarent. Nos, vero, pro bono pacis et concordie inter Partes 
 predictas super premissis in perpetuum optinende, necnon litibu set discordiis que 
 inter Partes predictas occasione premissorum sunt hactenua suscitate exnunc per- 
 petualiter sopiendis, hujusmodi submissionis onus in nos sponte suscipientes, 
 cpnsideratis in hac parte circumstanciis universis, maturaque deliberacione super 
 hiis prehabita, ordinamus, etc., de ipsius Procuratoris et prefati Vicarii expresso 
 consensu, quod prefatus Magister Eogerus, Vicarius, Cancellum prefate Ecclesie 
 . . . competenter elongabit, seulongiorem fieri faciet, per sex pedes, fenestras- 
 que competentes tarn in capite, seu gabulo, ipsius quam in lateribus ejusdem 
 Cancelli, aliosque defectus omnes in eodem Cancello nunc existentes et 
 apparentes, tarn in Libris quam aliis Ornamentis omnibus, quorum invencio, 
 emendacio, refeccio, et reparacio ad Parochianos . . . non pertinent, infra 
 annum a proximo Festo Pasche continue secuturum, Libros inveniet, aliosque 
 defectus reficiet, etc., et suflicienter ac competenter in omnibus, suis propriis 
 sumptubus, emendabit, refectosque et emendates in statu debito sustinebit. 
 Pro quibus omnibus sic, ut premittitur, faciendis, idem Vicarius percipiet ab 
 Executoribus Testament! bone memorie Domini Thome, quondam Exoniensis 
 Episcppi, proximi Predecessoris nostri, pro cujus obitu tenendo prefata Ecclesia 
 Sancti Uveli dictis Decano et Capitulo appropriata existit, decem libras 
 sterlingorum ; videlicet, decem marcas pre manibus, et quinque marcas residuas 
 dictis defectibus, tarn in Cancello, Libris, quam aliis omnibus, ut premittitur, 
 suflicienter et competenter per eum emendatis, refectis, et reparatis. Ordina- 
 mus, insuper, etc., quod extunc refeccio, etc., dicti Cancelli, invencio et correccio 
 Librorum et aliorum ipsius Ecclesie Ornamentorum, omnium et siugulorum, ad 
 Parochianos . . non spectancium, ad dictum Vicarium ipsiusqiie successores, 
 Ecclesie Sancti Uveli Vicarios, in splidum pertineant, omnibus temporibus 
 secuturis. Premissa, vero, omnia et siugula inviolabiliter volumus observari, et 
 ad ea facienda et observanda in omnibus . . . Dominum Thomam de Hentone, 
 Thesaurarium in Ecclesia Exoniensi, unum Executprum Testamenti predict! 
 Predecessoris nostri, tune presentem, ad satisfaccionem hujusmodi decem 
 librarum, . . , et prefatum Magistrum Eogerum, Vicarium, suo tempore, 
 ejusqUe successores suis temporibus, in personam ipsius, nomine dicte Vicarie, de 
 ipsius expresso consensu, prefatas nostras Ordinacionem, etc., ratas et gratas 
 habentes, per Precepti Sentenciam condempnamus ; decernentes hanc nostram 
 Sentenciam, quociens necesse fuerit, congruis loco et tempore, Ecclesiastica 
 censura qua convenit, fore execucioni debite demandandam. In quorum omnium 
 testimonio, etc. Datum et actum die, loco, et anno predictis; 175 b . [The 
 Church has recently been restored ; and, in the course of the work, it was not 
 difficult to trace the carrying out of these orders. The addition to the length of 
 the Chancel by exactly six feet was clearly marked]. 
 
 St. Ewe, 
 
 Sir Ralph de Arundelle, R., Licence to put his Benefice out to farm for three 
 years (27 Sept., 1319) ; 143. 
 
 St. Feock ; Ordinacio Vicarie Ecclesie Sancte Feoce, 
 
 Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall, Dispute between Glasney College 
 and Sir Geoffrey, V. of this Parish as to the "Portion" of the latter. The 
 circumstances were the same, mutatis mutandis, as in the case of St. Budock 
 (q.v.), except that there had been, in this case, no previous Taxation "in certis 
 Porcionibus " ; and the Bishop ordained as follows, viz., that the Vicars 
 " habeant . . . mansum, c\im pertinenciis, in quo dictus Dominus Galfridus jam 
 inhabitat, et totum altilagium . . sub quo, inter cetera, decimam feni tocius 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 331 
 
 dicte Parochie in pratis jam existentibus et faciendis . . ; lini, eciam, canabi, 
 piscium, necnon decimam quarumcumque rerum in curtilagiis jam existentibus 
 et inposterum faciendis crescencium . . cum vangis excultis ; . . [eciam] omnes 
 decirnas garbarum de villa de Tregeu, . . ceteris decimis tocius Parochie ejus- 
 dem, una cum decimis fabarum, pisorum, vescarum, in campis . . crescencium, 
 Preposito et Capitulo remanentibus antedictis, . . [qui] solvant dicto Domino 
 Galfrido unam marcam argenti, in subsidium etc. ; and so on, as in the case of 
 St. Budock, to the end (23 Aug., 1315) ; 108*. 
 
 St. German's Priory ; Ordinacio Camerarii Prioratus Sancti 
 Germani : 
 
 Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall ; the Bishop at St. German's, " Inter 
 cetera siquidem que in eadem Visitacione comperimus reformanda, id maxime 
 censuimus esse reformandum, videlicet quod, cum (Prater Henricus, nunc Prior 
 ejusdem Monasterii, iina cum oneribus que sue Dignitati incumbunt, contra 
 Ordinis sui Instituta, seu saltern contra consuetudinem in hac parte hactenus 
 usitatam, Officium Camerarii in eodem Monasterio per se gerat, poterit hujus- 
 modi Camerarie Officium, dicto Priore super hoc absoluto, per unum de 
 Conventu dicti Mouasterii honestius, comodius, et decencins quam per Priorem 
 ipsum, non absque causa legitima merito supportari. Nos, igitur, ad ea que Dei 
 sunt nostre mentis intuitum propensius dirigentes, ne disparitatem in prefato 
 Monasterio a ceteris ejusdem Ordinis Monasteriis, contra regularem honestatem 
 et ipsius Ordinis observacionem, relinquamus, cum secundum Statuta Canonica 
 singulis Personis sunt Officia singula committenda, habito snper hiis cum eisdem 
 plnribus, Priore et Conventu, diligenti tractatu, de ipsorum omnium et singu- 
 lorum yoluntate uuanimi et consensu, volumus et ordinamus quod de cetero 
 Prior ejusdem Monasterii qui pro tempore fuerit earn splum sollicitudinis curam 
 habeat que ad Prioris pertinet Dignitatem, quodque, citra Festum Sancte Fidis, 
 Virginis [6 Oct.] proximo secuturum, Persona de dicto Conventu, in hac parte 
 ydonea, per Priorem Monasterii predicti, de conseusu Conventus sui, prout 
 communiter moris est in aliis Locis ejusdem Ordinis, ad gerendum et faciendum 
 Officium Camerarii in eodem Monasterio preficiatur ; et sic deinceps, cum is ita 
 prefectus per prefatum Priorem, ex aliqua causa racionabili seu justa absolutus 
 fuerit ab Officio antedicto, quod alius post eum, celerius quo comode fieri 
 poterit, modo simili preficiatur, perpetualiter observetur. Et, quia modicum 
 videtur Officium aliquid in quocumque loco constituere nisi aliquid assignaretur 
 eidem subsidium temporale, quo mediante possent incumbencia eidem onera 
 debite supportari, idcirco, pro supportandis hujusmodi Camerarii Officii oneri- 
 bus, subscriptas decimarum porciones de Parochia Ecclesie Sancti German, 
 provenientes, quam quidem Ecclesiam iideni Prior et Conventus optinent in 
 proprios usus, de ipsius Prioris et Conventus predicti expresso consensu, hujus 
 modi Camerarie Officio ex nunc, tenore Presencium, annectimus et eciam 
 assignamus; videlicet, decimas garbarum villarurn de Binorchatudi et de 
 Benalvaylond in eadem Parochia, et aliarum villarum que communiter pertinent 
 ad easdem. Ita quod ex nunc eedem decime sumptibus Officii Camerarii predicti 
 collegantur, uniantur, vendantur, et circa onera hujusmodi Officii in dicto 
 Monasterio apponantur prout magis visum fuerit expedire. Volumus, eciam, 
 et ordinamus quod prefectus in hujusmodi Camerarie Officio, ut premittitur, 
 semel in anno, cum id competencius fieri poterit, et tune per ipsum Priorem et 
 Conventum super hoc requisites fuerit, de porcionibus decimarum prefato Officio 
 annexis et assignatis raciocinia reddat in presencia eorundem, vel saltern visum 
 in ea parte eis faciat competentem, Et, si quid extunc ultra predicta onera de 
 eisdem porcionibus residuum fuerit, id juxta Ordinacionem Prioris, de consensu 
 Conventus sui, in utilitatem dicti Monasterii convertatur. Cum, vero, in eodern 
 Monasterio Novicii fuerint vel Canonici, ut frequenter accidit, in firmaria racione 
 infirmitatis, seu ex quavis alia causa justa, eorundem Noviciorum dum Novicii 
 fuerint, et Canonicorum dum taliter in firmaria moram fecerint, Porcio debita 
 Priori Loci pro ipsorum singulis, sicut alii Canonici de Conveutu in hac parte 
 singulariter percipiunt, a prefato Camerario tribuatur; qui, quidem, Prior 
 eisdem Noviciis et Canonicis in firmaria commorantibus, ut est dictum, interim 
 quoad hoc necessaria subministret. Salva nobis et Successoribus nostris, 
 Episcopis Exoniensibus, potestate hujusmodi Voluntatem et Ordinacionem 
 uostram augendi, minuendi, declarandi, ipsasque inmutandi in totum, si, prout, 
 et quando viderimus seu viderint expedire. In cujus etc. Datum apucl 
 Lawittone, ultimo die mensis Augusti, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC m quinto- 
 decimo ; 
 
332 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 The Prior and Convent presented to Landrake ; 41& : Morval ; 42*>, 182. 
 
 St. Giles-in- the- Wood see Pollard (Oratories)-, 39 b . 
 St. Gluvias ; Declaracio super Ordinacione Vicarie Ecclesie 
 Sancti Gluviaci [in a later hand " alias Penryn "], 
 
 Universis, etc. Cum nos, nuper, porcionem fructuum et obvencionum Vicarie 
 Ecclesie Sancti Gluviaci taxantes, inter cetera duxerimus ordinandum quod 
 Vicarius ejusdem Ecclesie inter alia perciperet decimas quarumcumque 
 rerum in curtilagiis jam existentibus et in posterum faciendis crescencium in 
 eisdeni Parochiis cum vangis excultis ; et inter Prepositum et Canonicos Ecclesie 
 Collegiate Beati Thome Martiris Glaseneyensis, quibus dicta Ecclesia est appro- 
 priata, ex parte una, et Vicarium predicte Ecclesie Sancti Gluviaci, ex altcra, 
 racione ejusdem Taxacionis et Ordinacionis, dubitacionis et dissensionis materia 
 sit exorta predictis Preposito et Capitulo minuta curtilagia in quibus cauli, 
 porri, et hujusmodi minuta legumina dumtaxat ; predicto, vero, Vicario, eciani 
 majora clausa, in quibus frumentum et alia blada, dum tamen cum vanga 
 excolantur, crescunt, sub predictis Taxacione et Ordinacione contineri asserentibus 
 Nos, ad peticionem predictarum Parcium hujusmodi dubitacionis!et disseusionis 
 materiam decidentes, declaramus, et declarando ordinamus, curtilagia et clausa 
 alia prope mansiones hominum factaet facienda, in forma que subsequitur debere 
 sub predicta clausula intelligi et contineri ; videlicet, quod predicti Prepositus 
 et Capitulum percipient in eisdeni clausis et curtilagiis dicte Parochie omnes 
 decimas frumenti, ordei hyemalis et Quadragesimalis, pannicli, 1 avene, pisorum, 
 et vescarum, eciam si cum vangis excolantur, et Vicarius predicte Ecclesie, qui 
 pro tempore fuerit, decimas fabarum, et eciam omnium aliorum que in eisdem 
 curtilagiis aut clausis cum vangis excoluntur, et eciam herbe, et pomorum et 
 alionim fructuum que crescere contigerit in eisdem. In cujus rei, etc. Datura 
 Glaseneye, quarto die mensis Augusti, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC, octavo 
 decimo ; 128. See St. Budock : also, u Dedications " ; 128 b . 
 
 St. Goran, 
 
 Commission, directed to Kalph Germeyn, Precentor, John de Upavene, Peniten- 
 tiary, and Rd. de Morcestre, Canons of Exeter (dated 6 July, issued 7 July, 
 1309) ; in an Action between Sir Adam de Carletone, Archdeacon of Cornwall 
 and Canon of Glasney, and Master William Rogys, Provost of Glasney, touching 
 the farming of this Benefice ; 42. 
 
 Chapel of St. John in this Parish ; see Bevyle (Oratories] ; 42*>. 
 
 St. Gwinear \_Nota: Ordinacio Vicarie Sancti Wyneri 
 Grandisson] : 
 
 Universis etc., Walterus, etc. Ad Universitatis vestre noticiam deduci vplumus 
 per Presentes quod, cum nos dudum Ecclesiam Sancti Winieri, nostre Diocesis, 
 Venerabilibus et discretis Viris, Dominis Decano et Capitulo Exonie, ex certis 
 racionabilibus et evidentibus ultilitatibus, canonice appropriaverimus et 
 concesserimus, in usus proprios perpetuo possidendam, cum suis juribus et 
 pertinenciis universis, salva competent! Vicaria per nos seu Successores nostros 
 taxanda et ordinanda, juxta juris exigenciam in eadem, et ad nostram et 
 Successorum nostrorum Collacionem curn vacaverit pertinente, cum eadem 
 Vicaria adhuc in certis porcionibus ordinata nullatenus seu taxata existat ; nos, 
 habita super hiis cum prefatis Decano et Capitulo deliberacione provida et 
 tractatu, de ipsorum unanimi et expresso consensu, ut ipsius Vicarie porciones 
 in certo consistere valeant in futurum ; pensatis nichilominus prefate Ecclesie 
 Sancti Winieri iacultatibus, dictam Vicariam ordinamus et taxamus eciam in 
 hunc modum : videlicet, quod Dominus Andreas de Tregiliou, presbiter, nunc 
 Vicarius dicte Ecclesie, et sui successores Vicarii in eadem qui pro tempore 
 fuerint, habeant et percipiant, nomine Vicarie predicte, omnes et singulas domos 
 
 ue ad Eectoriam ipsius Ecclesie antea consueverant pertinere, cum toto 
 anctuario infra clausum, et unam acram terre qiie Gleba dicte Ecclesie nomin- 
 atur, excepta una longa domp super Sanctuario predicto situata, cum uno 
 curtilagio adjacente eidem, circiter dimidiam acram terre Anglicane continentem ; 
 
 1 Paniclum, i.q., Panicium, genus an- D'Arnis. Pauick, a kind of coarse 
 nonss, qua in quibusdam locis horn- grain, like millet. /. 0. HalliweU. 
 ines, viee panis, susteutantur. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 333 
 
 quam, quidem, domum dictus Vicarius, et sui successores ut premittitiir, suis 
 propriis sumptibus sustentabunt, et erigent de noyo, similiter suis sumptihus, 
 postquam sit depressa, ad usum dictorum Decani et Capituli, cum blada sua 
 ipsius Ecclesie, si et prout eis placuerit, unire et recolligere voluerint in eisdem. 
 Alioquin omnia aisyamenta tarn de ipsa domo quam de curtilagio predictis, cum 
 iidem Decanus et Capitulum non indiguerint ut premittitur, remaneant penes 
 Vicarios antedictos. Habeant, eciam, et percipiaut prefati Vicarius et succes- 
 sores sui ibidem, omnes decimas minores, oblaciones, et alias quascumque 
 obvencioues tocius predicte Parochie ad altilagium ipsius Ecclesie pertinentes, 
 in quibus, eciam, decimam feni, et mortuaria, lini, canabi, vitulorum, agnorum, 
 pullanorum, cujuscumque eciam bladi in ortis nunc existentibus cum vangis 
 excultis, volumus inter cetera comprehendi, Volumus, eciam, et ordinamus 
 quod predictus Vicarius, et sui successores Vicarii, jiercipiant singulis annis a 
 predictis Decano et Capitulo quadraginta solidos sterling orum, in Scaccario 
 ipsorum Exoniensi, vel per manus firmarii ibidem, ad quatuor auni terminos, 
 videlicet Sancti Micbaelis, Natalis Domini, Pasche, et Nativitatis Beati Johannis 
 Baptiste, pro equalibus porcionibus, primo solucionis hujusmodi Termino in 
 instanti Festo Beati Michaelis proximo inchoante, et sic deinceps singulis annis 
 et terminis secuturis ; dictusque Vicarius, et sui successores predicti, ministris 
 seu famulis dictorum Decani et Capitnli, cum pro uniendis sen vendendis bladis 
 dicte Ecclesie, que omnia, auctoritate presentis Ordinacionis, ad eosdem Decanum 
 et Capitulunrvolumus remanere, hospicium competens inveniant ; fenum eciam, 
 literam, et buscam, pro mora sua subministrent. Et solvant nichilominus idem 
 Vicarius et sui successores prefatis Decano et Capitulo, singulis annis, in Festis 
 Sancti Michaelis et Pasche, equis porcionibus. nomine annui redditus pro dicta 
 acra terre, que, ut premittitur, Gleba dicte Ecclesie nominatur, duos solidos argenti; 
 et ad id, si oporteat, compellatur. Ordinamus, insuper, quod dictus Vicarius, et 
 sui successores Vicarii ibidem, omnia onera Ordinaria dicte Ecclesie subeant et 
 agnoscant ; quodque Cancellum diute Ecclesie, Libros, et cetera Ornamenta 
 ipsius ad Kectoriam pertinencia, necnon vitrum fenestrarum dicti Cancelli, suis 
 sumptibus sustineant. Extraordinaria, vero, quocumque nomine censeantur, ad 
 Decanum et Capitulum pertineant antedictos; salva nobis et Successoribus 
 nostris potestate hanc nostram Ordinacionem et Taxacionem augmentandi, 
 minuendi, et in totum immutandi, si, et prout, et quando, nobis vel eis visum 
 fuerit expedire. In oujus rei, etc. Datum, apud Clist, xxviij die mensis 
 Septembris, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo decirao nono ; 143b. 
 
 St. Hilary ; Ordinacio Vicarie Sancti Hillarii : 
 
 Universis, etc., Walterus, etc. Noveritis quod nuper Archidiaconatum Cornubie, 
 nostre Dyocesis, ex Offieii nostri debito visitantes, inter Priorem et Monachos 
 Montis Sancti Michaelis in Cornubia, qui Ecclesiam Sancti Hillarii, ejusdem 
 Archidiaconatus, optinent in proprios usus, ex parte una, et Magistrum Mathiam 
 de Skewyheke, Vicarium ejusdem Ecclesie Sancti Hillarii, ex altera, super 
 porcionibus ejusdem Vicarie discordie materiam invenimus esse subortam. 
 Tandem, exhibita coram nobis per easdem Partes Ordinacione et Taxacione 
 porcionum predicte Vicarie, sub hac forma : Universis, etc., Walterus [Brones- 
 combe], etc. Ad Universitatis vestre noticiam tenore Presencium volumus 
 pervenire quod cum Vicaria Ecclesie Sancti Hillarii, juxta Montem Sancti 
 Michaelis, tanto tempore vacaverit quod ipsius Collacio ad nos extitit devoluta, 
 secundum Statuta Concilii Latronensis (sic), nos Vicariam ipsam dilecto tilio 
 Johanni dicto Lercevesque, Divine caritatis intuitu, conferimus et concedimus 
 canonice possidendam ; ordinantes quod decimas feni et omnes obvenciones 
 Altaris, decimis piscium ex batellis Parochianorum proveuientibus, et mortu- 
 ariis ex decessu incolarum de Markesiou [Market-jeiv or Maraziori], de parvo 
 mercato Trewarnene et Brevannek provenientibus, decimis ex nutrimentis 
 animalium Prioris de Monte Sancti Michaelis, et decimis de Insula Sancti 
 Michaelis exituris, dumtaxat exceptis, idem Vicarius, nomine Vicarie sue, 
 integre percipiat annuatim, et omnia onera ipsius Ecclesie debita et consueta 
 totaliter agnoscat, extraordinariis pro rata percipiendis. In cujus rei testimo- 
 ninm presentibus Literis sigillum nostrum apponi fecimus. Datum apud 
 Poutone, die Sancti Bartholomei, Apostoli (24 Aug. ), Anno Domini Millesimo 
 CC mo lxj, et Consecracionis nostre quarto, Nos predictus Walterus Secundus 
 predictam, ardinacionem et Taxacionem, de expresso consensu earundem 
 Parcium approbamus et ratificamus, cum declaracionibus et adjeccionibus 
 infrascriptis ; videlicet, quod propter pericula fluxus maris inter Montem Sancti 
 Michaelis et Markasiou, et ex causis aliis, corpora decedencium apud Markasiou 
 
334 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 in Cimiterio Ecclesie Sancti Hillarii tradantur de cetero sepulture, nisi aliquis, 
 ex sua devocione, in ultima Voluntate apud Montem elegerit sepeliri : set, 
 ubicunique bujusmodi corpora sepeliantur, Vicarius Ecclesie Sancti Hillarii, qui 
 pro tempore fuerit, semper percipiet omne.s oblaciones pro hujusmodi corporibus 
 oblatas; ita, tamen, quod Prior Montis Sancti Michaelis semper percipiat 
 mortuaria de decedentibus in villa de Markasiou, sicut antea percipere consuevit. 
 Quibus actis, predicte Partes omnia premissa coram ipsis recitata approbarunt 
 et eisdem exprepse consenserunt. In cujus rei testimonium presentibus Literis 
 sigillum nostrum apposuim us. Datum apud Poutone, die Mercurii proxima 
 ante Festum Sancti Petri in Cathedra, Anno Domini M CCO xiij [20 Feb., 
 1313-14] ; 88. 
 See Marazion ; 39 b . 
 
 St. Illogan, 
 
 Walter de Menecudel, R., Letter directed to Wm. de Mileborne, R. of St. 
 Ruan-Lanyhome (5 Feb., 1309-10). The Bishop, while visiting the Arch- 
 deaconry of Cornwall, found the said Walter (who was, also, Canon of 
 Glasney), too aged and infirm to attend to his duties, and suspended him 
 from the administration of his Parish, appointing Mileborne his coadjutor ; 
 47. Master Gilbert de Knovyle, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two 
 years, from Michaelmas, " si [in] Anglia studuerit ; et si ad Partes se 
 traustulerit transmariuas, per idem tempus et annum amplius (3 Sept., 
 1310) ; 54b 
 
 St. Ive, Master Bartholmew de Castro, priest, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence, till Michaelmas, 1322, to study, etc. (21 April, 
 1321) ; 157 b . 
 
 St. John-of -Jerusalem, in England, Hospital of, see Jerusalem. 
 St. John-in-Cornwall, 
 
 William de Alneto [Dawney], R., Dispensation: non-residence till Michael- 
 mas, to study, etc. (24 Dec., 1308) ; 37 b : renewed (16 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b 
 Master Wm. de Trelouni, subdeacon, R., non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (8 April, 1311) ; 60 b . 
 
 St. Juliot [Sancte Julitte, MS.], the Chapel of,- 
 
 Licence to Launceston Priory to put it out to farm, for a term of five years, 
 to Master Wm. Midelwoda, V. of St. Gennys " qui, quidem, Willelmus 
 dabit Fabrice Ecclesie Sancti Petri Exoniensis xxs." (19 Feb., 1308-9) ; 
 38 b . 
 
 St. Just-in-Roseland, Sir Reginald le Sor, R. ; 54. 
 
 Annexio Pensionis ab Ecclesia Sancti Justi Penitenciario [the Sub-Dean] 
 
 in Ecclesia Exoniensi, 
 
 Walterus, etc., dilecto filio, Domino Ricardo de Braileghe, Penitenciario nostro in 
 Ecclesia Exoniensi Generali, salutem, graciam, et benediccionem. Decorem 
 Domus Domini diligentes, immensis nimirum perfusi gaudiis exultavimus dum 
 Exoniensem Ecclesiam, Sponsam nostram, novis monilibus honestatis honorari 
 conspicimus, ac in Divinis exequendis Obsequiis incrementa talia suscipere, qui- 
 bus Divini Cultus alcioribus attollatur honoribus, plebsque fidelis devocioni 
 fervencius inardescat. Attendentes, itaque, quam ferventer tue devocionis 
 sinceritas ad incrementum Divini Nunrinis in hac parte jam diucius concupivit 
 duos fore torticios cere deferendos ardentes ante Corpus Dominicum, Quod 
 irreverenter hactenus sine precedente lumine consuevit deferri in processionibus 
 nove solempnitatis Corporis Christi, et in Dominica in Ramis Palmarum, extra 
 Portam Orientalem Civitatis Exonie, ex more Ecclesie nostre predicte, annis 
 singulis faciendis ; et sperantes verisimiliter propter hujusmodi tue devocionis 
 fervenciam in premissis, quod eorumdem torticiorum invencio quam ibidem de 
 cetero fieri volumus, posset per te, tuis temporibus, libeucius quam per alium 
 supportari, hujusmodique invencionis onus valeat Officio Penitenciarii in predicta 
 Eoclesia nostra satis congruere convenire ; premissis et aliis in hac parte apud 
 nos digna racione pensatis, hujusmodi torticiorum cere ponderis ad minus decem 
 librarum, singulis annis deferendos (sic), ut premittitur, te, pro tempore tuo, et de 
 expresso tuo consensu, tenore Presencium, preficimus de cetero et constituimus, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 335 
 
 in forma que premittitur, inventorem. Et, quia reddituum ubertate in tantum 
 non affluis, racione Officii memorati, quod tale invencionis onus comode inter 
 cetera sustinere valeas, nisi in recompensacionem oneris ipsius de aliquo tibi 
 provisum fuerit aliunde, ac bone memorie Henricus, quondam Exoniensis 
 Episcopus, Predecessor noster, quandam annuam Pensionem quadraginta trium. 
 solidorum et quatuor denariorum argenteorum ab Ecclesia Sancti Justi in 
 Lauauche, nostre Diocesis, per Rectorem vel Vicarium ejusdem Ecclesie certis 
 terminis exsolveudam, ad ministrandum cum duobus turribulis incensum in 
 Celebracione Majoris Misse in Ecclesia nostra Cathedral! Exoniensi predicta, 
 singulis diebus imperpetuum, assignaverit, cujus Pensionis receptorem et incensi 
 hujusmodi ministratorem, post decessum Nicholai dp Thesauraria capellani, 
 quern ad hoc idem Predecessor noster primitus ordinavit, per successorem suum 
 qui pro tempore fuerit voluit deputari, prout in quibusdam ejusdem Prede- 
 cessoris nostri Literis vidimus plenius contineri ; nos, liquido cognoscente^ 
 quod hujusmodi Pensionis quantitas, preter onus incensi hujusmodi ministrandi, 
 ad alia supportanda ouera sufficere poterit competenter, et volentes te in 
 recompensacionem oueris predict! competentibus auxiliis adjuvari, ut, inter 
 cetera, quod tue sinceritatis studium temporaliter adinvenit, hoc, mediante 
 nostro suffragio, inperpetuum extendatur, quatinus exemplo Virginum pruden- 
 cium, que aptatis lampadibus suis obviam Sponse (sic) processerunt, ad celestes 
 mereamur nupcias introire cum Sponso ; habito in hac parte cum dilectis filiis 
 Decano et Capitulo Ecclesie nostre sepefate diligenti tractatu, qui requiritur, et 
 communi, de ipsorum voluntate unanimi et assensu, predictam annuam Pen- 
 sionem ad inveniendum hujusmodi tprticios, una cum incenso solito, cedente 
 vel decedente Domino Roberto de Aispertone, qui ipsam ex Collacione bone 
 memorie Thome, Predecessoris nostri immediati, optinere dicitur, ascribimus, 
 ipsamque Pensionem, cum suis pretactis oneribus, Officio Penitenciarii, quod in 
 Ecclesia nostra prefata jam optines, annectimus et appropriamus, teque et 
 successores tuos, qui in illo Officio pro tempore fuerint post obitum vel cessionem 
 dicti Domini Eoberti de Aispertone, ipsius Pensionis, teriore Presencium, con- 
 stiluinuis receptores ; volentes et eciam statuentes quod torticii hujusmodi, 
 quos tu, et successores tui qui pro tempore fuerint, teneamini sicut predicitur 
 invenire, ante Corpus Dominicum, ut premittitur, quocumque processionem 
 dictis diebus ire contingat, continue deferantur ardentes, si aeris temperies hoc 
 permittat. Quicquid, autem, predicte Pensionis, prefatis oneribus supportatis, 
 residuum fueiit, tibi, et successoribus tuis qui pro tempore fuerint, in augmeii- 
 tum reddituum predicti Officii, qui exiles sunt et tenues, libere volumus 
 remanere. Ad inveniendum, vero, torticios et incensum de quibus supra fit 
 mencio, te vel successores tuos invitos artare non intendimus per premissa, 
 quousque predictam Pensionem, vel saltern partem ejusdem, [perciperej valeas 
 aut valuerint ad hoc, ut premittitur, specialiter assignatam. Et ut hoc nostra- 
 rum annexionis sen appropriacionis Ordinacio seu Statutum, ac oneris ascripcio, 
 perpetuis tempoi'ibus inviolabiliter observentur, presentem Paginam sigillo 
 nostro et sigillo communi Decani et Capituli predictorum fecimus communiri. 
 Actum et datum in Capitulo nostro Exonie,^ xij die mensis Aprilis, Anno 
 Domini M CC(J. vicesimosecundo ; 168 b . 
 
 St. Kea [Landege, MS.], 
 
 William, the Vicar being old and infirm, John, V. of St. Probus, was 
 appointed his coadjutor (6 Sept, 1310) ; 55. 
 
 Commission, directed to Sir Thomas de Henton, Treasurer of Exeter, to 
 collate to this Vicarage and to St. Probus, on the Bishop's behalf, in case of 
 vacancy (14 Sept., 1310) ; 56. 
 
 St. Ladock, 
 
 Stephen Trevannion was R. in Bishop Bytton's time. " In the month of July, 
 in xxxj Edward I [1303], a poor clerk, Stephen Trevannion, Parson of the 
 Church of Ladoke in Cornwall, complained that certain miners have come 
 within the Sanctuary of the said Church, to the great damage of the said 
 Parson and destruction of the trees and turbary." Borlases Tin-Trade in 
 Cormvall. p. 42. S.R.F. 
 
 Baldwin Beaupre, R., Dispensation : non-residence for one year, from 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (23 Nov., 1308) ; 37. 
 
336 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Letter from the Bishop to Dame Isabella de Beaupre, 
 
 Quia Dominus Kicardus de Bello Prato, presbiter, Ecclesiam Sancti Justi in 
 Penwyth, titulo Institucionis, et Ecclesiam Sancte Ladoce, titulo Commende 
 usque ad diem Mercurii proximo ante Festum Decollacionis Sancti Johannis 
 Baptiste [27 Aug.], proximo futurum durature, dinoscitur optinere ; tenore 
 Presencium vobis intimamus quod ad dictam Ecclesiam Sancte Ladoce, que 
 dicitur esse de vestro Patronata, infra quatuor menses post dictum diem 
 Mercurii proximo secuturos, Personam ydoneam, quandocumque vobis placuerit, 
 absque aliquali periculo et prejudicio presentare poteritis, nisi aliquis interim 
 ad presentacionem vestram in eadem Ecclesia fuerit institutus ; nee timere 
 oportebit quod ad nos, vel ad alium Superiorem, Collacio dicte Ecclesie propter 
 lapsum temporis devolvatur ; dum, tatnen, aliud quam lapsus temporis vobis in 
 hac parte non obsistat. Et, ne premissa cuiquam vertantur in dubium, has 
 Literas nostras Patentes vobis transmittimus in testimonium predictorum (7 
 Aug., 1309) ; 43. On 2 April, 1312, tlie Bishop found it necessary to write to 
 her again ["Litera de cursu temporis"], and in similar terms; 71. See 
 "Inst." Ralph de Govely, subdeacon, R., Dispensation; "secundum Con- 
 stitucionem Cum, ex eo, ut a dicto die [12 March, 1322-3], Parisius, vel alibi in 
 Partibus transmarinis, in loco, etc., per triennium studere posset ; . . et dabit 
 singulis annis ex fine xx solidos ; 174&. 
 
 St. Ludgvan [Lodewan margin, Ludewan, MS.] ; Simon de 
 Tireltone, R., 
 
 Licence of non -residence till Michaelmas, " ad instanciam Domine Elizabet3 
 de Burghe (11 March, 1324-5) ; 183 b . 
 
 St. Madron ; Taxation of the Vicarage, 
 
 Que [Vicaria] ordinata est ut sequitur ; videlicet quod Vicarius in Ecclesia 
 Sancti Maderni predictus (see Inst.}, et ejus successores, nomine Vicarie, 
 habeant totum Sanctuarium Ecclesie predicte. cum manso in eodem Sanctu- 
 ario situate ; ac, eciam, totum altilagium in omnibus porcionibus excepta 
 decima piscarie ; ita quod dictus Prior et Fratres dicte Domus, ac 
 ipsorum Procurator, in dicto manso hospitari valeant suis sumptibus, 
 cum ad locum ilium duxerint, vel quis eorum duxerit, declinandum. 
 Et sustiuebit dictus Vicarius et ejus successores Procurationem Archidiaconi, 
 Cathedraticum et Sinodaticum, et sustinebunt Libros, Vestimenta, et cetera 
 Ornamenta dicte Ecclesie ad Rectoriam pertinencia, necnon vitrum fenestrarum et 
 cooperturam Cancelli, suis sumptibus, postquam per dictos Religiosos fuerint 
 semel competenter reparata et correcta ; qui, quidem, Religiosi sustinebunt 
 omnia alia onera Cancelli, et extraordinaria ejusdem Ecclesie imposita et impon- 
 enda. Salva Domino Episcopo et ejus Successoribus potestate dictam Vicariam 
 aumentandi seu minuendi, et predictam Ordinacionem seu Taxacionem 
 mutandi, si viderit aut viderint expedire (3 Nov., 1309) ; 45. There is another 
 copy of this Document on fol. 48 b . See Manaccan. 
 
 St. Mabyn : Sir John Traci, R,- 
 
 Licence of non-residence till the First Sunday in Lent (12 March), 1317-18, 
 " ita quod extunc in ipsa Ecclesia resideat, ut tenetur, sub pena juris ; pre- 
 sentibus Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Domino Petro de Honetone, presbitero, 
 et Ricardo de Twyvertone, Notario Publico. Et dabit ad Fabricam Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis, exlibera voluntate, Ix solidos (5 Sept., 1317) ; 121 b . Extended, 
 26 Jan., 1317-18, till Holy Cross-Day (3 May)," ad instanciam Domini 
 Willelmi de Monte Acuto, Militis ; 125." 
 
 St. Martins-by-Looe [Sancti Martini de Pendrim, 1 MS.], 
 
 Thomas Daumarle, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, from Michael- 
 mas last, to study, etc. (29 Oct., 1308) ; 36: again, " Pridie Nonas Octo- 
 bris" (6 Oct.), 1310 ; 56 b : again 2 (9 Nov., 1313) ; 81 b : again, for three 
 
 1 The Manor of Pendrim, to which the under the Dawneys as Lords of 
 
 Church of St. Martin and the Town Sheviocke, Esch. 5 Edw. II. (Ly- 
 
 of East Looe were annexed, was held sons}. 
 
 at an early period by the Bodrugans, 2 " Sancti Martini juxta Loo." 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 337 
 
 years, " et dabit, singulis annis cHcti triennii, ad Fabricatn Ecclesie 
 Exoniensis xxs, Ixs." (18 Aug., 1314) ; 87 b . 
 
 [St. Mary Church [" Seynt Marie Churche, cum suis Capellis," 
 MS], 
 
 Visitation, "die Martis proxima sequente (post Festum Apostolorum Petri et 
 Pauli 4 July, 1301), "per Magistros Robertum de Veteri Terra et Johannem 
 de Uphavene, Senescallos Capituli; 
 
 In present! Visitacione fuerunt in Ecclesia Matrici loci predieti Uuum Psalterium 
 debile et insufficiens, cum Manual! in eodein. Aliud Psalterium nullius valoris. 
 Antiphonarium bonum, cum Collectario, Capitulario, et Ympnario, pariter in 
 eodem. Legenda tocius anni plenaria, in duobus voluminibus, cum Capitulario, 
 Collectario, et Ympnario, et cum Antiphonario suo loco interposito de Tem- 
 porali. Ordinale insufficiens. Statutum Synodale sufficient. Missale, notatum, 
 et bone litere. Gradale cum Tropario, collatum a Capitnlo, non de Usuextotp. 
 Et aliud Gradale, vetus et putrefactum. Xullum Manuale preterquam in 
 Psalterio supradicto. Tria paria Vestimentorum, quorum una Casula sufficiens 
 et alie non sufficientes. Unum superpellicium tautttm, vetus et perforatum. 
 Kochetum minus sufficiens. v tuelle benedicte, quarum una cum parura ; et 
 exta non benedicta. Nulla Pixis ad Eukaristiam : Pixis, tamen, ad oblatas. 
 Crismatorium ligneum, seratum, Nullus ciplms ad infirmos visitandos. Crux 
 Processionalis satis conveuiens. ij Candelebra Processionalia de stanno. v 
 paria Corporalium, cum quatuor repositoriis debilibus. Paxillum decens. 
 Calix sufficiens interius deauratus. Et memorandum de Calice Capelle de 
 Coletone prostrate, cujus quondam Parochiani nunc, vero, partim apud Seynct- 
 Mariechurche et partim apud Carswylle assignati detiuent, et Matrici Ecclesie, 
 reddere contradicunt ; quern petunt Parocliiani predicte Matricis Ecclesie, una 
 cum instauro et meremio ejusdem Capelle, ad sustentacionem dicte Matricis 
 Ecclesie convert!. Id est justum. Quatuor fiole sufficientes. Frontale ad 
 Majus Altare de serico, tolerandum. Una fenestra in Australi parte Cancelli est 
 male vitreata et sine ferro : secunda, cum debili ferro et sine vitro : tercia, cum 
 ferro set sine vitro. Preterea tectum Ccincelli valde debile. Fons sine serura. 
 Navis Ecclesie et similiter Campanile conpertura indigent. Troparinm et 
 Processionale simul valde bonum. 
 
 Parocliiani dicunt quod consueverunt, usque ad tempora presentis Vicarii, 
 sustinere Cancellum in omnibus, et esse inmunes a prestacione decime instauri 
 Ecclesie ; set iste, licet non sustentet Cancellum, tamen percipit decimam, et 
 compellit eos ut solvant. Item, dicunt quod Agnes Bonatrix legavit vs. 
 ballardorum, 1 ad sustentacionem Ecclesie de Seintemarie, quos Vicarius recepit 
 et detinet. Item, Magister Rogerus le Rous legavit quandam summam peccunie 
 ad idem, quam idem Vicarius dicitur recepisse pro parte. Item, dicunt 
 quod idem Vicarius ponit omnimodas bestias suas in cimiterio, per 
 quod male conculcatur et viliter fedatur. Item, diet as Vicarius arbores cimi- 
 terii vento prostratas sibi appropriat, et ad edificaciones suas convertit. Item, 
 idem Vicarius facit parare brasium suum in Ecclesia, et bladum suurn et alia 
 ibidem reponit ; per quod servientes sui, intrantes et exeuntes, aperiunt ostium, 
 et ventus in tempestatibus intrans Ecclesiam discooperire solet. Dicunt, eciam, 
 quod bene predicat, et officium suum in omnibus laudabiliter excercet, dum 
 presens est. Set sepius se absentat, et moram facit apud Mortone [Moreton- 
 Hampstead), aliquando per quindecim dies, aliquando per octo, ita quod non 
 habeut Capellanum, nisi quando Dominus Walterus, Capellanus Archidiaconi, 
 presens est, vel aliunde precario perquiratur. 
 
 Item, tenentes Sanctuarii, jurati, dicunt de redditu assiso, quod sunt vj7i. xviijs. 
 iiijd., cum redditu de Cavswille et Huwelburghe. De auxilio assiso, per 
 Walterum Filium Petri primitus inposito, et actenus soluto, j marca ; super 
 quo petunt remedium. Item, de chevagio 2 xijc?. Et estimant dicti Jurati 
 dominicum, cum gardino et prato, valere Gs. ; et decimam garbarum tocius 
 Parochie cum Capellis, xlvjli. xiijs. iiijc?. ; perquisita Capituli, xxs. ; Hundredi, 
 j marcam. Item, defectum in coquina corrigenda estimant xlvjs. viijc?. ; in 
 boveria xxs. ; in grangia de Coffynswille elouganda ij marcis, et in grangia de 
 Carswille reedificanda x marcis. 
 
 1 A kind of barley^-" hordei species." 2 Capitis census : i. q. Ca.pita.le (ibid.). 
 (D'Arnis.) 
 
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338 THE BEG1STER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Capella de Carswille, 
 
 In dicta Capella est Missale sufficiens. Et, similiter, Gradale cum Tropario. 
 Calix tollerabilis. ij paria Vestinientorum plenaria, et ij paria Cprporalium 
 cum ij repositoriis de serico honestis. vj tualle. Duo superpellicia et unum 
 rochetum. Pixis ad Eukaristiam lignea, sine serura. Ciphus stanneus ad 
 irifirmos visitandos. Crux Processionalis, vetus et insufficiens ; tamen ejus 
 hasta decens. Fiole v. Unum Psalterium defectivum. Antiphonarium debile. 
 Ordinale nullum. Legenda nulla. Baptisterium sine sera. Turribulum 
 sufficiens, et boeta. Vexillum bonum. Capella fracta in Navi ; set est in 
 rftficiendo. Cancellum male coopertum. Due campanelle ad mortuos, et una 
 ad Elevacionem Corporis Christi. Fenestre Cancelli sine vitro et inhoneste. 
 
 Coffinswille, 
 
 In qua Capella est bonum Missale notatum. Gradale vetus et putrefactum. 
 Bonum Troparium. Bonum Ordiuale. Legenda cum Psalterio sufficiens, set 
 male ligatum. Antiphonarium Moniale, vetus et male ligatum. Manuale, cum 
 Ympnario, similiter male ligatum. Calix sufficiens, interius deauratus. Duo 
 paria Vestimentorum plenaria, et, preter hoc, ij Albe per se. Tualle ix. 
 Turribulum sufficiens. Crismatorium ligneum. Pixis ad Eukaristiam lignea, 
 sine sera. Duo superpellicia et unum rochetiim. Velum Quadragesimale. 
 Crux Processionalis. Due fiole. Celatura ultra Altare totaliter fracta. Omnes 
 Cancelli fenestre sine vitro et nimis parve. Due campane ad mortuos. Navis 
 Ecclesie debiliter cooperta. -Archives of the D. and 6\, No. 3673, page 27]. 
 
 St. Mawgan-in-Pyder ["EcclesiaBeatorum Nicholaiet Maugani 
 de Lanherne," MS.], 
 
 Master Benedict de Arundelle, R., " Licencia stand! in Curia de Arcubus 
 Londoniarum, usque ad Festum Sancti Michaelis proximo sequens " (4 Dec., 
 1309) ; 45: Dispensation (57 b ): ut patet in subsequenti quaterno, folio tercio," 
 where we find that Licence of non-residence was granted till Michaelmas, 
 "ut . . . in Scolis in Regno Anglie, ubi vigeret Universitas, intendere 
 valeat Scolasticis Disciplinis ; dum, tamen, in aliqua parte Temporis Quad- 
 ragesime proximo tuncfuturead curamsuam predictam personaliteraccedat,et 
 saluti animarum post adventum suum, illo Tempore Sacro durante, person- 
 aliter ibidem intendat," " decimo septimo Kalendas Decembris " (15 Nov.), 
 1310; 61 b : again, "usque ad gulam Augusti " [1 Aug.], to study, etc. (6 
 Dec., 1311) ; 66 b . 
 
 St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier, 
 
 Sir John le Bruyn (or Brun), R, Dispensation : non-residence till Michaelmas 
 " ut . . . circa execucionem Testament! Matris sue, cujus Executor esse 
 dicebatur, insistere valeret " (5 Nov., 1308) ; 36: again, "Licencia inten- 
 dendi obsequiis Domini Willelmi, fratris sui, Militis," till Michaelmas (11 
 Dec., 1309); 45: again, for a year, " ut in loco quern elegerit, ubi 
 Universitas seu Studium vigeret Generale, insistere valeat studio Literarum, 
 ita quod Literas Cancellarii Universitatis seu Studio Generali Presidentis, 
 ubi taliter rnoram traxerit, habeat: superest ut ipsas Episcopo exhibere 
 valeat, super hoc requisitus ; alioquin hujusmodi Gracia nullius penitus sit 
 momenti" (7 May, 1311); 61 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1313 (11 July, 
 1312); 72 Sir Roger de Northburghe, R., Licence to put his Benefice 
 out to farm for three years (5 Feb., 1312-13) ; 77 b . Andrew de Drokenes- 
 forde, R., non-residence " per totum tempus in Constitucione Generali 
 super hoc edita prefinitum " : he was to take subdeacon's Orders within a 
 year (15 May, 1321); 158. 
 
 St. Mellion : John de Stokes, R. subdeacon, 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence, for two years, to study, etc. (15 April, 1309); 
 40: again (priest), for two years (14 Jan., 1311-12) ; 67 b : again, ' Licencia 
 standi Oxonie, vel apud Arcus Londoniarum, prout duxerit eligendum, per 
 annum" (9 Oct., 1313) ; 80: again, for three years, to study in Foreign 
 Parts (14 March, 1322-3) ; 174 b 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 339 
 
 St. Michael-Carhayes, a Chapel to St. Stephen's-in-Brannel, 
 
 Licencia Firme: Johannes de Trevayngnon, clericus, optinuit Licenciam 
 recipiendi Sanctuarium quod ad Capellam Sancti Michaelis de Kerihayes, 
 infra limites Matricis Ecclesie Sancti Stephani in Branel, pertinet, per 
 quinquennium a dicto die continue numerandum, a Restore prefate Ecclesie 
 Sancti Stephani ; et idem Rector eidem Johanni dictum Sanctuarium sic 
 ad Firmarn tradendi 1 ; ita quod si infra dictum quinquennium alius insti- 
 tuatur Rector in eadem, quod ipsius ad hec voluntas accedat et consensus ; 
 (16 July, 1313) 78. Sir Roger occurs as Chaplain, here, 1 March, 1309-10 
 (see" Confessions ") ; 48. It was, long, erroneously supposed (among others 
 well acquainted with the Parochial History of Cornwall , by the late Rev. 
 John Wallis, Vicar of Bodmin), that St. Michael's was the " Mother- Church," 
 and St. Stephen's and St. Dennis Chapels dependent. 
 
 St. Michael's " in periculo maris " (Normandy), 
 
 The Abbat and Convent Patrons of Otterton Priory ; 49 b , etc. 
 
 St. Michael-Penkevil 2 : Ordinacio Archipresbiteratus de Pen- 
 Jcevel in Cornubia, 
 
 Exonie, septimo die mensis Februarii emanavit Litera sub hac forma, Universis 
 Christi Fidelibus ad quos presentes Litere pervenerint, Walterus, permissione 
 Divina, Exoniensis Episcopus, salutem in Domino. Postulancium desideriis 
 libenter annuinius et exhibitas nobis peticiones favorubiliter exaudimus, dum a 
 nobis petitur per quod vivis consulitur cum augmento Oultus Divini, et presta- 
 tur suffragiurn resolutis. Oblata siquidem nobis Domini Johannis de Treiagu, 
 Militis, Patroni Ecclesie Sancti Michaelis de Penkevel, nostre Diocesis, que de 
 nostro feodo existit, petitio continebat quod, cum in eadem Ecclesia, quam suis 
 propriis sumptibus jam noviter reparavit in toturn, ob honorem Dei quandam 
 Cantariam quatuorCapellanorum, qui, in ipsa Ecclesia Divinis Obsequiis jugiter 
 intendentes, diebus singulis pro salubri statu nostro, et Domini Ricardi de 
 Stapeldone, Militis, germani nostri, ac dicti Domini Johannis et Johanne uxoris 
 sue, dum vixerimus et vixerint, nobisque ac ipsis Ricardo, Johanne, et Johanna ab 
 hac luce subtractis, pro animabus nostra, et eorundem ; necnon Johannis et Agne- 
 tis, patris et matris ipsius Domini J ohannis, filiorumque suorum, ac eciam pro 
 animabus Domini Edwardi, Filii Regis Henrici quondam Regis Anglie illustris, 
 Willelmi de Stapeldone, Mabille uxoris sue, parentum nostrorum, Simonis et 
 Lucie de Treiagu, Philippi et Marie le Sor, Stephani et Mel ore de Trewetheneke 
 Willelmi de Mullabourne, et pro salubri statu eorundem Melore et Willelmi 
 dum vixerint, animabusque parentum ipsius Willelmi et omnium Fidelium 
 defunctorum, et specialiter pro felicitate heredum dicti Domini Johannis, qui 
 pro tempore fuerint domini Manerii de Fentengollen, orare ac celebrare clebeant, 
 et eidem Ecclesie nichilominus in Divinis deservire, fundare desideret, nobis 
 
 1 tradendum, MS., a clerical error. William and Mabilla de Stapeldon ; 
 
 2 Here Bishop Bronescombe, on Aug. for the Royal Family ; for Simon 
 13, 1261, dedicated a Church in and Lucy de Trejagu ; for Philip and 
 honour of St. Michael. (Reg. fol. 20.) Mary Le Sor ; Stephen and Melora 
 Its Advowson was attached to the de Trewetheneke, and the Mullaborne 
 Manor of Fentongollan. About half family. The proposal was approved 
 a century after this Dedication, and confirmed by the Bishop, who 
 its Patron, Sir John de Trejagu, made the Church Collegiate, and the 
 Knt., undertook to put the edifice chief of the four clergymen who 
 into perfect repair, and proposed to were to serve it to be an Archpriest, 
 found a Chantry within it for four specially charged with the care of 
 chaplains, where perpetual prayers the parishioners. 
 
 might be offered for himself and The Chantry property was reunited at 
 
 Joan his wife, for his parents John the Dissolution to the Manor of 
 
 and Agnes ; for Walter de Stapeldon, Fentongollan (Oliver's Monasticon, p. 
 
 the Bishop, his brother Sir Richard 66.) 
 de Stapeldon, Knt., and his parents, 
 
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340 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 humiliter supplicavit quatinus Imjusmodi Cantariara fundandi Licenciam sibi 
 concedere, ipsamque fundatam confirmare, ac predictam Ecclesiam pro susten- 
 tacione hujusmodi Capellanorum assignare sen eidem Cantarie appropriate, 
 interveniente Capituli nostri consilio et assensu, auctoritate ordinaria dignare- 
 inur ; necnon circa ipsorum Capellanorum statum, qualem in dicta Cantaria^et 
 quern gradum inter se obtinere debeaut statuere seu ordinare, sicut nobis expedire 
 videretur et ipsorum honestati congrueret, curaremus. Nos, itaque, attendentes 
 pie devocionis affectum quo Domini Johannis, Militis predicti, in hac parte 
 viscera commoventur, ac ipsum exigentibus meritis favore benivolo prosequentes, 
 ipsius supplicacionibus exaudicionis graciam, quantum cum Deo possumus et ad 
 nos pertinet, cupimus impertiri. Habito, igitur, super hoc cum Decano et 
 Capitulo nostro Exoniensi communi tractatu et solempni qui requiritur pleniori, 
 de ipsorum consilio et assensu, eidem Johanni, fundandi Cantariam hujusmodi 
 primitus concessa licencia, ipsam sic fundatam auctoritate ordinaria confirma- 
 mus; statuentes et ordinantes quod" Oflficium Archipresbiteri sit amodo 
 perpetuum in eadem ; ita, videlicet, quod unus Capellanorum hujusmodi, quern 
 Archipresbiterum eo quod aliis presbiteris preerit servientibus ibidem, volumus 
 nominari nobis et Successoribus nostris qui pro tempore fuerint, quociens, Sede 
 Exoniensi non vacante, preficiendus fuerit, per dictum Dominum Johannem et 
 heredes suos, Dominos Manerii de Fentengolen, quod ab Ecclesia nostra 
 Exoniensi tenetur in feodum, ad quod Manerium Advocacio ipsius Ecclesie 
 pertinet, presentetur ; qui tarn ad hujusmodi Archipresbiteratus officium quaiii ad 
 curam et regimen ipsius Parochialis Ecclesie, quam ad presens vacantem ejusdem 
 presbiteratus officio pro sustentacione ipsius Archipresbiteri et aliorum trium 
 Capellanorum appropriamus, et eisdem Archipresbitero et Capellanis in proprios 
 usus ipsius Ecclesie, in qua hac occasione plus solito divine laudis officium 
 persolvetur de cetero, utilitate pensata, accedente dictorum Decani et Capituli 
 consilio et assensu, perpetuo Institucionis titulo possidendam concedimus, si 
 ydoneus fuerit, admittatur, et de faciendo in Ecclesia predicta continuam residen- 
 ciam personalem ac observando hujusmodi nostras Ordinaciones et Statuta in 
 Institucione sua juramenti vinculo perstringatur ; alioquin ipsius Institucio seu 
 Admissio nullius penitus sit rnonienti. Volumus, autem, et ordinamus quod 
 idem Archipresbiter, qui pro tempore fuerit et fructus perceperit autuinpnales, 
 cedens vel decedens post fructus perceptos ante Festum Invencionis Sancte 
 Crucis quandocumque, omnia onera, tarn in sustentacione Capellanorum quam alia 
 incumbencia, usque ad idem Festum Invencionis proximo secuturum, teneatur 
 modis omnibus supportare ; jure seu consuetudine, quod, vel que, de media 
 Quadragesima in nostra Diocesi hactenus usitatum, in aliis Rectoribus, locum 
 optinet, non obstaute ; juribus et consuetudinibus in Admissione seu Repulsione 
 Eectorum et aliorum preficiendorum in nostra Diocesi in aliis articulis hactenus 
 usitatis, circa Admissionem et Repulsionem bujusmodi Archipresbiteri, quibus per 
 premissa derogare non intendimus, in suo robore plenarie remansuris. Quod 
 si, forte, cedente vel decedente Archipresbitero, hujusmodi Archipresbiteratus 
 vacaverit, herede dicti Domini Johannis, seu alio ad quern dictum Manerium 
 pertinebit infra etatem legitimam secundum consuetiidinem Regni Anglie 
 constituto, et in nostra seu Successoris nostri qui pro tempore fuerit racione 
 feodi predicti custodia sive gardia existente, ad nos vel Successores nostros 
 conferendi dictum Archipresbiteratum Persone ydonee libera pertinebit 
 facultas. Sede, vero, Exoniensi Pastoris solacio destituta et hujusmodi 
 herede infra etatem ut premittitur existente, Dominus noster, Bex Anglie 
 qui pro tempore fuerit, racione Baronie nostre et Ecclesie Exoniensis, que tune 
 in manu sua erit, jure suo ad eundem Archipresbiteratum, si ipsum vacare 
 tune contigerit, poterit presentare ; ita, videlicet, quod per hujusmodi nostras vel 
 Successoris nostri sive Regis Collaciones seu Presentaciones, heredibus dicti 
 Domini Johannis, dominis ipsius Manerii, cum. ad etatem legitimam pervenerint, 
 in aliis vacacionibus, quominus presentare valeant ad eundem Archipresbiteratum 
 et Ecclesiam, nullum prejudicium generetur. Hujusmodi, vero, Archipresbiter 
 sic ut premittitur institutus tres Capellanos, viros utique idoneos et honestos, 
 de ipsius Fundatoris vel heredum suorum assensu eligat ct assumat ; quos 
 absque causa raciouabili nolumus amoveri; qui preter Horas Canonicas et 
 Missam de die, quas ab omnibus Capellanis in ipsa Ecclesia seu Parochia horis 
 competentibus dici precipimus in communi, plenum Obsequium, tarn pro vivis 
 quam pro defunctis, videlicet, Placebo, Dirige, et Commendacionem, ac tres 
 Missas pro animabus prenominatorum, vel duas ad minus, et terciam de Sancta 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 341 
 
 Maria, in qua nichilominus commemoracionem pro dictis tarn vivis quam 
 defunctis fieri volumus, in eadem Ecclesia seu Parochia, cessante impedimento 
 legitimo, dicere cotidie teneantur; uno semper, videlicet archipresbitero pre- 
 dicto, circa curam Paroehie et jura Episcopal ia et Archidiacdnalia cum oportuerit 
 exhibenda summopere vigilante. Tenore, eciam, Presencium prohibemus ne quis 
 Capellauorum hujusmodi quocumque colore quesito in aliis Ecclesiis vicinis, vel 
 circa aliud quodcumque Obsequium Diviuum, preterqnam in dicta Parochia perpe- 
 tuo, Clericorum aut laicorum precepto sen prece, valeant ministrare, dum dictorum 
 Capellanorum numero voluerit aggregari ; quod si secus egerit, nisi tercio per 
 Episcopum aut ejus Officialem, Archidiaconum Cornubie aut ejus Officialem, 
 seu per predictum Archipresbiterum commonitus, noluerit a talibus abstinere, a 
 suo ibidem habito beneficio sit ipso jure privatus et de eodem repellatur 
 omnino, et alius loco sui juxta formam precedentem ydoneus subrogetur. 
 Quantum ad gradum inter eos habendum et quis anteFerri debeat, statuimus et 
 ordinamus quod is cui regimen tocius Parochie est commissum, quem, ut 
 prernisimus, Archipresbiterum volumus nuncupari, de bonis dicte Ecclesie, 
 ipsi ut premittitur appropriate, libere disponendi prout Rectoribus aliarum 
 Ecclesiarnm nostre Diocesis jus sive consuetudo permittit, habeat facultatem; 
 ita, tamen, quod tain ipse quam alii Capellani quos sibi Socios appellabit in 
 eadem domo simul, cotidie, se simul et similiter reficiant et habitent in corn- 
 muni ; quodque idem Archipresbiter de bonis provenientibus de Ecclesia 
 predicta singulis Capellanis pro stipendio et roba sua singulis annis daas marcas 
 ad duos anni Terminos, videlicet, in Festo Pasche et Sancti Michaelis pro 
 equalibus porcionibus solvere teneatur; qui, quidem, Archipresbiter tarn in 
 administracione bonorum, ut premittitur, quam honoris prerogativa, ceteris 
 preferatur ; aliis Capellanis inter se ilium gradum, in sedibus et aliis, quem ordo 
 temporis quo in societate liujusmodi fuerint illis attribuerit habituris, juxta 
 legem que dicit quod is gradus ceteros antecedat quem in eodem genere 
 militandi labor prolixior fecerat anteire. Quas, quidem, Ordinaciones nostras 
 quilibet Capellanus qui ibidem recipiendus fuerit, in sua admissione, se suo 
 tempore quantum ad ipsum pertinent servaturum, prestito juramento, corporaliter 
 afiirmabit. Salva nobis et Successpribus nostris, Episcopis Exoniensibus qui pro 
 tempore fuerint, potestate premissis addendi seu detrahendi eisdem, si, prout, et 
 quando nobis aut ipsis videbimus seu viderint expedire, et salvis jure et 
 jurisdiccione Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis [ac eciam Archidiaconorum Cornubie et 
 suonim Oflicialium qui pro tempore fuerint], in omnibus et singulis ac eciam 
 auctoritate, quibus per premissa in nullo volumus nee intendimus derogare. In 
 cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum una cum sigillo Decani et Capituli 
 Ecclesie nostre Cathedralis Exonie Presentibus est appensum. Datum Exonie, 
 septimo die mensis Februarii, Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo decimo 
 nono [1319-20] ; 148, [163, another copy, with no variations of importance 
 except the addition of the words enclosed in brackets]. 
 
 Walterus, etc. , dilecto filio Magistro Ricardo de Coletone, Precentori in Ecclesia 
 Exoniensi, salutem, etc. Ad recipiendum Personam ydoneam quam adOfficium 
 Archipresbiteratus in Ecclesia Sancti Michaelis de Penkevel, nostre Diocesis, 
 per nos de consilio et assensu Capituli nostri, concurrentibus hiis qui de jure 
 requiruntur, noviter ordinatum, et ad ipsara Ecclesiam eidem Officio appropria- 
 tarn, Dominus Johannes de Treiagu canonice presentabit, eandemque Personam 
 in eisdem Officio et Ecclesia, juxta formani Constitucionis seu Ordinacionis 
 nostre super hoc edite, quam vobis volumus exhiberi, premissa Inquisi- 
 cione ad Presentacionem liujusmodi in forma debita et consueta instituendum, 
 ac ipsam Personam in corporalem possessionem ipsorum. Officii et Ecclesie per 
 vos, vel alium, inducendum, et defendendum inductam ; necnon Canonicam 
 Obedienciam recipiendum, et omnia alia et singula faciendum que in premissis 
 et circa, premissa necessaria fuerint vel eciam oportuna ; vobis, cum Canonice 
 cohercionis potestate, tenore Presencium committimus vices nostras. Datum 
 Londoniis, xxiiij die mensis Aprilis, Anno Domini Mill mo CCC mo vicesimo ; 149. 
 
 St. Mullion [Sancti Melani, MS.] ; Taxations of the Vicarage, 
 
 I. Vicarius . . , et successores ejusdem, nomine Vicarie, habeaut totum Sanctu- 
 arium Ecclesie . . . excepta una pecia terre que vocatur parcus et continet in 
 seu nam acram terre Cornubiensem, velcirciter. Habeant, eciam, Vicarii . . . 
 totum. altalagium in omnibus porcionibus, et solvant Procuracionem Archi- 
 
342 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 diaconi, Cathedra ticum, et Sinodaticum ; et sustinebunt Libros, Vestimenta, et 
 cetera Ornamenta ... ad Kectoriam pertinencia, necnon vitrum fenestrarum 
 Cancelli et coopertxiram, suis sumptibus, postquam per Dominos Decanum et 
 Capitulum Exonienses, quibus dicta Ecclesia Sancti Melani existit appropriata, 
 fuerint semel competenter reformata et correcta. Qui, quidem, Decanus et 
 Capitulum sustinebunt omnia alia onera Cancelli, et extraordinaria ejusdem 
 Ecclesie, imposita et imponenda. Habeant, eciam, Vicarii . . . herbam et 
 totum fructum predicte pecie terre excepte, quousque placuerit predictis Decano 
 et Capitulo grangiam vel domos alias in predicta terra construere, vel decimas suas 
 extra domos reponere in eadem ; salva Domino Exoniensi, etc., potestate 
 augmentandi et minuendi, etc. (28 April, 1310) ; 50. This Entry was cancelled 
 "va . . . cat," and the following note added, " Est infra, sub eadem 
 data, in penultimo folio quaterni sequentis." 
 
 II. -Vicarius. . . et successores ejusdem. . . habeant totum Sanctuarium 
 . . cum manso in eodem Sanctuario situato, excepta una acra terre clausa, 
 que jacet in Boriali parte predictorum mansorum (sic) ; que, quidem, acra 
 terre Decano et Capitulo Exoniensi, . . , remaneat, pro grangiis et 
 aliis domibus, eisdem necessariis, construendis et edificandis, cum ipsis 
 placuerit, in eadem. Habeant, eciam, et percipiant idem Vicarius et sui 
 successores. . . totum altillagium dicte Ecclesie in omnibus porcionibus, in quo 
 decimam cujuscumque culture in ortis nunc existentibus cum vanga excultis et 
 excolendis, una cum feno tocius Parochie, volumus comprehendi ; dicta acra 
 terre, et decimis garbarum cujuscumque generis bladi ubicumque in dicta 
 Parochia excultarum exceptis excultis in ortis, ut premittitur, et ex- 
 colendis dumtaxat remanentibus Decano et Capitulo antedictis. Volumus 
 eciam, et ordinamus qiiod idem Vicarius et sui successores habeant et percipiant, 
 singulis annis, duas marcas annue pensionis a Scaccario Beati Petri Exoniensis 
 in augmentacionem Vicarie antedicte, et agnoscant omnia et singula onera 
 ordinaria dicte Ecclesie : sustinebunt, eciam, Libros, Vestimenta, et cetera 
 Ornamenta ipsius Ecclesie ad Rectoriam spectancia ; necnon vitrum fenestrarum 
 ipsius Cancelli et cooperturam ejusdem, suis sumptibus, postquam hec per 
 Executores bone memorie Domini Thome, dudum Exoniensis Episcopi, proximi 
 Predecessoris nostri, semel competenter reparata fuerint et correcta ; onera, vero, 
 extraordinaria omnia et siugula, eidem Ecclesie imposita et imponenda, sus- 
 tineant et aguoscant Decanus et Capitulum antedicti ; salva nobis et Successoribus 
 nostris potestate dictam Vicariam augmentandi et minuendi, etc. (28 April, 
 1310); 69b. 
 
 St. Neot; See "Dedications"; 16P. 
 
 Sir Philip, the Vicar, being very infirm, the Bishop appointed Sir Ralph de 
 Rodeyn (or Redeyn), chaplain, to be his coadjutor (28 Feb., 1313-14) ; 83. 
 Ordinacio super sustentacione Vicarii Sancti Nioti : - 
 
 Apud Sanctum Germanum, die Lune proxima post Festum Sancti Edmundi 
 Archiepiscopi [18 Nov., 1314], Episcopus remisit Domino Radulpho Retyn, 
 presbitero, custodi sen coajutori (sic) deputato per eundem Episcopum Domino 
 Philippo, Perpetuo Vicario Ecclesie Sancti Nioti in Cornubia, lepre morbo 
 laboranti, onus calculandi super administracione suain dicta Custodia. Et dabit 
 statim idem Dominus Radulphus ad elemosinam dicti Episcopi viginti 
 solidos, et singulis annis, durante dicta Custodia, viginti solidos, solvendos in 
 Festo Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste ; primo termino solucionis viginti 
 solidorum annuorum predictorum incipiente in Festo Nativitatis Beati Johannis 
 Baptiste proximo secuturo. Et ordinavit ulterius quod, quia sine periculo idem 
 Vicariiis non potuit inter sanos ita communiter prout consuevit conversari, quod 
 idem Vicarius habeat meliorem cameram, cum domibus adherentibus eidem, 
 excepta aula, ad inhabitandum, comedendum, et bibendum ; et quod obturetur 
 hostium inter predictam cameram et aulam, et fiat hostium de novo ad predictam 
 cameram exterius, in loco competenti, per quod idem Vicarius, cum opus fuerit, 
 egressum habeat et ingressum ; et cloaca, similiter, ad dictam cameram, in loco 
 competenti Item, quod prefatus Dominus Radulphus solvat dicto Vicario, 
 singulis septimanis, pro sustentacione sua in cibis, potibus, et calceatura, et 
 ceteris minutis necessariis, duos solidos sterlingorum : et singulis [annis], in Festo 
 Sancti Michaelis in Septembri. vel circiter, viginti solidos pro roba sua; 
 quodque sustineat domos dicte Vicarie, tarn illos quas inhabitat dictus_Vicarius 
 quam ceteras domos omnes dicte Vicarie ; et omnia onera ad dictam V icariam 
 spectancia interim subeat et agnoscat. Et super dicta Ordinacione habuit 
 Literas tantum ; 89 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 343 
 
 St. Newlyn, 
 
 Commission, directed (13 June, 1310) to the Dean of St. Crautock, to 
 receive the confessions of certain debtors there, who had kept back from 
 Roger de Otery, Chancellor of Exeter, certain portions of the revenues of 
 the Rectory of St. Newlyn (appropriated to the Chancellorship) ; and to 
 take such steps as might be necessary ; 52 b . See Cargaul ; 117. 
 
 St. Paul (hodie " Paul/' near Penzance), 
 
 In Ecolesia Beati Thome Martins de Glasney, xxij die mensis Augusti, Frater 
 Ricardus de Gloucestre, Procurator Abbatis et Conventus de Hailis, Ecclesiam 
 Sancti Pauli in Cornubia optinencium in proprios usus, nomine Dominorum 
 suorum predictorum et Parochianorum dicte Ecclesie, ad ipsorum excusacionem 
 supplicavit Episcopo, tune presenti, quod placeret eidem ad dictam Ecclesiam 
 declinare, ut quatuor Altaria de novo facta in eadem consecraret; eodem 
 Episcopo respondente quod ad id tune non vacabat eidem, set eosdem Abbatem 
 et Conventum, ac eciam Parochianos, usque ad proximum adventum suum ad 
 Partes Cornubie, habuit super hoc, ut dicebat, ut tune, pro legitime excusatis ; 108. 
 
 Licence granted to toe Abbat and Convent of Hayles, to put this Benefice 
 [" Sancti Pauli in Penwithe," MS.], out to farm from Michaelmas, 1317, for one 
 year (1 Aug., 1317) ; 120b : again, for two years from Michaelmas, to Richard 
 de Trewarveneth, clerk (3 Aug., 1320) ; 150 b . 
 
 St. Perran-Uthno (see page 10) [Udno parva, MS.], 
 
 Robert Bythewalle, R, Dispensation : non-residence for two years, to study, 
 etc. (11 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38. He put the Benefice out to farm, for three 
 years from 12 Feb., 1308-9), to Sir Thomas de Stapeldone, for 17 marks a year, 
 to be paid in equal portions on the Feasts of the Purification, the Exaltation 
 of the Holy Cross, and S. Peter and S. Paul ; the said Thomas to sustain 
 all ordinary, and the Rector all extraordinary burdens, and to keep up the 
 buildings; ibid. Sir Adam, priest, R., " Licencia standi in obsequiis 
 Domini Johannis de Carmynou, Militis," for the year ending Michaelmas, 
 1321 (9 Sept., 1320) ; 151. 
 
 St. Perran-Zabulo [Sancti Pyrani, MS.], 
 
 The Bishop grants Sequestration to Sir Wm, de Mileborne, R. of Larihorn (St. 
 Ruan-Lanyhorne), 1 Aug., 1309 ; 42 b . 
 
 William de Tresimpel, the V., being very old and infirm, the Bishop appointed 
 Sir Wm. de Trewowen, priest, his coadjutor (5 Feb., 1309-10)." Et memo- 
 randum quod Dominus Willelmus de Milleborne, Rector Ecclesie de Larihorn, 
 manucepit coram Domino pro dicto Domino Willelmo de Trewrowen (sic) 
 quod diligenter et fideliter faciet omnia et singula etc. ; 47. Again, 
 Michael de Trewroneck, priest, was appointed his coadjutor, "interdicta 
 eidem Willelmo administracione omnimoda bonorum ad eandem Vicariam 
 pertinencium, ita quod predictus Michael inveniat eidem Willelmo, citra 
 Festum Sancti Michaelis proximo futurum, singulis septimanis, singulos 
 decem et octo denarios, et post dictum Festum, singulis septimanis, duos 
 solidos eidem inveniat pro sui sustentacione, et de residuo hospitalitatem 
 teneat, et omnia onera .... persolvat " (13 August, 1310) ; 54. 
 
 St. Probus, 
 
 Commission directed to the Dean of "Powderchire " and the V. of St. Probus, 
 for the Sequestration of the revenues of (the Precentor of Exeter, as) R. of 
 St. Probus and of all the Canons there ; the accounts to be sent to the 
 Bishop (11 March, 1308-9) ; 38 b . 
 
 Taxacio Vicarie Sancti Prdbi : 
 
 The Bishop had officially visited this Collegiate Church (which was also Parochial), 
 and had found that not only was the Vicarage " non taxata in certis porcionibus," 
 but that so large a proportion of the revenues was absorbed by the Canons that 
 an altogether insufficient sum remained for the sustentation of the Vicar. 
 Accordingly, he cited the Treasurer of Exeter, the Canons holding Prebends in 
 St. Probus, and all others concerned in the matter, and proceeded to the 
 
344 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Taxation of the Vicarage; ordaining " quod Vicarius qui mine est, et ejus 
 successors, nomine Vicarie predicte, habeant totuni mansum quod idem 
 Vicarius nunc inhabitat, cum tota terra, quam similiter nunc occupat, ad idem 
 pertinente; quod mansum et que terra ad Prebendam quam Martinus de Suttone 
 in predicta Ecclesia optinet antea pertinebant. Habeant, eciam, omnes minutas 
 decimas et totum altilagium Ecclesie supradicte et Capellarum ejusdem. Item, 
 habeant a Willelmo de Harpedene, Canonico in eadem Ecclesia prebendato, et 
 ejus successoribus predictam Prebendam optinentibus, annuam Pensionem 
 dimidie marce tantummodo, singulis annis, in Festo Sancti Michaelis persolven- 
 dam. Cetera, autem, in quibuscurnque bonis, juribus, seu rebus pertinentibus, 
 divisim ad Canonias et Prebendas seu quecumque Beneficia ipsius Ecclesie 
 consistant ipsis Canonicis, Prebendariis, et Beneficiatis ; illis dumtaxat exceptis 
 que superius predicto Vicario parcialiter sunt assignata per omnia semper salvis. 
 Solvant, autem, iidem Vicarii Martino de Suttone, Canonico in eadem Ecclesia 
 prebendato, et ejus successoribus predictam Prebendam optinentibus, singulis 
 annis, in Festo Sancti Michaelis, decem splidos annue Pensionis. Item, predict! 
 Vicarii, suis sumptibus, agnoscant omnia onera ordinaria ejusdem Ecclesie et 
 Capellarum ejusdem, ad Rectoriam et Vicariam de jure vel consuetndine per- 
 tinencia, tarn in Libris, Ornamentis Cancelli, Procuracionibus Archidiaconorum, 
 et aliis hujusmodi oneribus universis ; hoc excepto, quod Procuracionem 
 Episcopi Exoniensis, vel alterius Superioris, predictam Ecclesiam seu Collegium 
 ejusdem visitantis, non persolvaut, nee quicquam contribuant ad eandem. 
 Extraordiuaria, vero, a predictis Thesaurario, Canonicis, et Vicario, secundum 
 Taxacionem singularuni Porcionum prius inde factam, persolvantur ; ita, 
 videlicet, quod quilibet splvat pro Porcione sua secundum eandem Taxacionem 
 quam per presentem Ordinacionem et Taxacionem Vicarie diminui nolumus vel 
 augeri. Salva nobis et successoribus nostris potestate dictam Vicariam 
 augrnentaudi, etc. ("die Lune proxima ante Festum Sancti Marce," Evangel- 
 iste, videlicet octavo Kalendas Maii," 24 April, 1312) ; 74 b . 
 See Bisiman, William de ; 43 b : also, St. Kea ; 55, 56. 
 
 St. Ruan-Lanyhorne [Larihorn, MS.], 
 
 William de Mileborne, R., Licence of non-residence, for a year, to study, etc. 
 "duodecimo Kalendas Maii," (20 April), 1310; 49 b . Master Henry 
 Bloyou, R. , Commissioned to deal with all Causes in the Consistory Court, 
 in the absence of the Official-Principal (20 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 St. Stephen's-by-Saltash [" Ecclesia de Esse, in Cornubia]," 
 
 Peter de Skeltone, R., Licence of non-residence till Pentecost [18 May, 1310], 
 to study, etc. (29 Dec., 1309) ; 45 b : again, "Licencia commorandi in Scolis 
 per biennium, in Partibus transmarinis, vel in Anglia, prout elegerit ; ita, 
 tamen, quod singulis hujusmodi annis, si in Anglia fuerit, saltim semel in 
 Adventu predictam Ecclesiam suam visitet, et per totam Quadragesimam 
 residenciam in eadem faciat personalem " (12 Oct., 1315) ; 110 b . Roger 
 Daudele, R., Licence of non-residence till Midsummer, 1323 (9 April, 
 1322), "dabit xl solidos," 1 67 b Renewed, for two years (22 Aug,), and 
 extended to three years (21 Dec.) ; 168. 
 
 St. Stephen's in Brannel, 
 
 Thomas de Branel, R., accolite (22 Feb., 1308-9; 220), Licence of non- 
 residence for two years, to study, etc. (24 Oct., 1308) ; 36: again (subdeacon), 
 till Michaelmas, "ut insistere valeat studio literarum " (10 May, 1310); 
 51: again, from Michaelmas, 1310, to Michaelmas, 1311 (6 Aug., 1310) ; 
 53 b : again, till Michaelmas (30 Nov., 1311) ; 66 b : again, [Sancti 
 Stephani in Poudere (margin, in Branel), MS.], for a year, " ex causis certis 
 et legitimis," and it is added that "super hoc non habuit Literas, et ex hoc, 
 et ut Dominus dimittat in pace euiidem super hiis que contra eum ex 
 Officio suo iuchoavit, prout patet in Rotulo Placitorum de Cornubia, res- 
 piciet clemenciam Domini" (3 Nov., 1321), "x marcas " ; 162: again, till 
 Easter (27 March), and for three years afterwards (granted at Chudleigh 2 
 Feb., 1322-3 ; received, 8 March, at Crediton), " et [Dominus] fecit finern 
 super hoc, per Dominos Johannern de Treiagu et Johannem de Carminou, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 345 
 
 pro vj libris ; solvendis xl solidos in Festo Beati Michaelis, xl solidos in 
 Festo Pasche, et residues xl solidos in proximo tune Festo Michaelis " ; 172. 
 
 St. Stythians, 
 
 Sir Koger de Carminou, R., Commission, directed to John de Godrevi, R. of 
 St. Perran-Uthno (13 Oct., 1317). For two years, or more, Carminou had 
 been, " propter ipsius manifestam offensam, ad instanciam Minou et 
 Ricardi, fratrum suorum, dudum contractam, Majoris Excommunicacionis 
 Sentencia innodatus; [cumque] sint illi merito fructus Ecclesiastici sub- 
 trahendi cui Ecclesie Communio deuegatur, nosque prefato Domino Rogero 
 fructus hujusmodi subtraximus per Decretum, etc." The Custody was given 
 to Godrevi, and the Rector was forbidden to interfere ; 123. 
 
 St. Vepe 
 
 Commission, directed to Roger de Otery, as to the deprivation of Thomas de 
 Euty, " qui se dicit Vicarium esse Sancti Vepi " (10 Aug., 1308) ; 35. 
 
 St. Wendron, 
 
 Master Ralph, V., Licence to farm the revenues of the Rectory for five years, 
 the Abbat and Convent of Rewley [" Regalis Loci juxta Oxoniam," MS.] 
 consenting (14 May, 1324) ; 180. 
 
 Sake, Henry, R. of St. Mary- Arches, Exeter; 161. 
 Salcombe-Regis, see Branscombe (Inst.), 126 b . 
 
 [ Visitations, 
 
 I. (On the day after the first Visitation of Branscombe, and by the same 
 Visitors), "DieMercurii sequente," i.e. 12 July, 1301, 
 
 Defectus Librorum Matutinalium de novo suppletur per Capitulum, qui con- 
 tulerunt nuper Ecclesie unum bonum Portiforiura. Et est ibi quoddam npvum 
 Psalterium per se. Antiplionarium vetus et putrefactum -et Legenda similiter 
 penitus dilaniatum per necligenciam Vicarii, qui eos in loco humido jacere 
 permisit. Duo Calices sufficientes. Tria paria Vestimentoram plenaria. Tria 
 paria Corporaliuru, cum suis repositories, j superpellicium cum rocheto 
 sufficiente. Crismatorium cum sera. Ymago Beate Virginis, de cujus nomine 
 est Ecclesia, vetustate nmtillata (sic) et insufficiens. Missale bonum, cum 
 nota. Unum Gradale, novum et bonum, cum Tropario et Processional! in 
 eodem. Vexillum novum et honestum. Aliud vetus et abjectum. Crux 
 Processionalis sufficiens, 'Cancellum discoopertum ; set est in cooperiendo. 
 Celatura ultra Majus Altare corrigenda. Pixis ad Eukaristiam de cupro, sine 
 sera. Duo fiole sufficientes. 
 
 Parochiani dicunt quod Robertas, Vicarius, competenter facit ea que ad Divinum 
 spectant Officium. De aliis Articulis nichil deponunt, quia nichil sciunt, at 
 dicunt. 
 
 Jurati, Johannes le Kynge, Reginaldus Haueke, Willelmus de Hyndeburghe, 
 Petrus Sanguyn, Robertas de la Slade, Willelmus Machoun, Willelmus le 
 Messer, et Willelmus Hamelyn, jurati, dicunt quod Magister Petrus, nunc 
 Firmarius ipsorum, bens manutenet eos et defendit, nee est eis injuriosus in 
 aliquo. Et dicunt quod sunt in Manerio predicto de redditu assiso xvli. ixs. 
 Valorem Dominici nesciunt estimare, nee perquisitum Curie seu Capituli. 
 Molendinum est in fieri novum ; et valet per annum iiij marcas. Item, dicunt 
 quod presens Firmarius nichil recepit a predecessore suo pro defectibus sub- 
 plendis. Et quod recepit omnes domus de Chevilstone debiles ; set modo omnes 
 corruerunt, vel sunt in corruendo, et possunt reparari per iiij marcas, Dicunt, 
 eciam, quod una bona grangia, cum alia magna domo, ibi sufficeret. Repara- 
 cionem stabuli prostrati apud Saltecumbe estimant ad xls. ; coquine, iijs., 
 warderobe, xijd. Item, dicunt quod Firmarius melioravit Manerium in domibus 
 apud Donscumbe de novo constructis, clausis factis, et alias, ad valenciam xxv 
 marcarum ; et nichilominus estimantur defectus clomorum de Donscumbe, nunc 
 apparentes, ad xls. Preterea, dicunt quod servicia ipsorum quedam, et pro 
 majori parte, extenduntur in redditum ; et alia faciunt sicut ab antique facere 
 consueveruut. Archives of the D. & C., No. 3673, page 35. 
 
 II. Visitado apud Saltcunibe, post mortem Petri de Insula, "facta die Lune 
 
346 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 proxima post Festum Sancti Mathie, Apostoli, Anno Domini, M CCO secundo 
 [25 Feb., 1302-3], per Magistros Johannem de Upavene et Robertum de Veteri 
 Terra, Senescallos Scaccarii Beati Petri Exoniensis. 
 
 In presencia quorum Adam de la Knolle, Petrus Sanguyn, Eeginaldus Hauek, 
 Willelmus Hayward, Willelmus Hamelyn, Willelmus Machun, Robertas 
 Genever, Willelmus Hyndeburghe, Thomas Athelard, Ricardus Faber, Johannes 
 le Hopere, Henricus de Hilleweye, Ricardus de Hilleweye, Johannes de la 
 Knolle, et Johannes de la Burghe, jurati, dicunt quod defectus inolendini 
 potest repparari per centum solidos ; et illi defectus contigerunt tempore 
 Magistri Petri. Defectus grangie decimalis, juxta dictum molendinum, potest 
 repparari per xxs. ; et hoc ut prius. Et dicta grangia potest erigi sufficienter 
 per quinque marcas. Item, columbare per xs., tempore Petri Firmarii. 
 Bercaria de Saltcumbe per xs. Vivaria et fosseta possunt nmndari eciam et 
 repparari per xs. Defectus Aule, camere, warderobe, et celarii, cum omnibus 
 infra contentis, possunt repparari per Ixs. Defectus coquine per xxs. Stabulum 
 quod Dominus Firmarius ibidem invenit vix valuit xls. ; quod corruit tempore 
 suo, et potest erigi competens ad Manerium per Cs. Gardinum deterioratur 
 per ventum, tempore Petri Firmarii, per xxs. Item, dicunt quod apud Dones- 
 cumbe magna grangia in nullo deterioratur tempore dicti Firmarii ; vevumtamen 
 defectiva est ad estimacionem v rnarcarum. Item, dicunt quod grangia decline 
 deterioratur, tempore suo, ad estimacionem xls., et potest repparari sufficienter 
 per xli. ; quia oportet de novo repparari. Hostium boverie potest reparari per 
 xijd. Domus ad plaustra deterioratur tempore predicti Firmarii per vs., et 
 potest fieri sufficienter per xls. Dicunt, eciam, quod erexit ibidem novum 
 stabulum juxta portam, et bonam portam ; Aulam, cum camera, et granarium, 
 cum warderoba ; boveriam cum stabulo, et bercariam. Item, dicunt quod apud 
 Chevelistone fuit quedam domus, que corruit tempore predicti Firmarii, et 
 potest reparari eque bona per xls. Item, est ibi alia domus, que deterioratur ad 
 xxs., et potest fieri sufficienter per xls. Hostia boverie possunt reparari per 
 iiijs. Grangia deterioratur tempore predicti Firmarii ad xxs., et potest fieri 
 sufficienter ad ilium locum per x marcas. Item, dicunt quod apud Suetecumbe 
 fuit una domus, que corruit tempore predicti Firmarii, et hoc de consensu 
 Decani et Capituli, qui non curarunt de ea quia non fuit necessaria, pro eo quod 
 domus de Chevelistone sufficiunt modo, quas tune temporis non habuerunt. 
 Poterit, tamen, erigi consimilis per xls. Dicunt, eciam, quod apud Chevelistone 
 erexit medietatem unius boverie, loco veteris que corruit. Item, est ibi quedam 
 Capella pertinens ad Ecclesiam de Sydebyri discooperta ; set ad quern spectat 
 repparacio ejusdem ignoratur. Postea, de consensu Decani et Capituli, inter 
 Finnarium de Saltcumbe et Executores Magistri Petri de Insula convenit quod 
 dictus Firmarius habeat a dictis Executoribus de bonis defuncti tantummodo 
 viginti unam libras sterlingorum pro repparacione defectuum ibidem, et quod 
 illam peccuniam tantummodo in repparacione defectuum predictorum converters 
 teneatur. 
 
 Summa defectuum qui contigerunt suo tempore in singulis locis jpreter Suetecumbe 
 xxjZt. Summa defectuum ad sufficienter repparandum in singulis locis 
 xxxiiijZi. vjs. viijd. ibid., page 40. 
 
 III. Visitacip Ecclesie de Salcum&e, facta per Magistros R. Germeyn et J. de 
 Upavene, die Veneris proxima ante Festum Sancte Trinitatis [19 May], Anno 
 Domini M CCC mo septimo, 
 
 Pixis ad Eukaristiam de cupro, et sine serura. Celatura deficiens super Majus Altare. 
 Crismatorium male depictum, sine serura. Duo Calices quorum pedes loccant. 
 j par Vestimentorum valde debile ; et defficit (sic) unum par Vestimentorum 
 de proxima Visitacione. Unum superpellicium tantum cum rocheto integro ; et 
 deficit unum superpellicium de proxima Visitacione. Missale bonum, set male 
 ligatum in principio. Duo Vexilla bona. Gradale bonum. Cancellus male 
 coopertns. Manuale penitus insufficiens. Ordinale nullum. Una fenestra 
 vitrea fracta in Cancello. Unum Psalterium tantum, male ligatum. Baptis- 
 terium male lotum. Una Capella Beate Marie Magdalene discooperta, in parte 
 Occidentali Ecclesie, per prostracionem unius fraxis. Velum Nupciale deficit. 
 Frontella deficiunt. Manutergia deficiunt. Nullus est ciphus infirmorum. 
 
 Adam Attaknolle, Petrus Saugun, Thomas Michel, Willelmus le Hayward, 
 Willelmus Hamelyn, Robertus Genever, Willelmus Hyndeburghe, Thomas 
 Hailard, Galfridus Gybbe, Ricardus Faber, Henricus Hyldeweye, Ricardus de 
 Hyldeweye, Johannes de la Knolle, et Johannes de la Burghe, Parochiani, 
 jurati dicunt, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. , 347 
 
 Ad primum Articulum quod Vicarius bene instruit eos, et festinanter visitat 
 infirmos. 
 
 Ad secundura Articulum dicunt quod Dominus bene tenet eos, et non est eis 
 injuriosus, gravando eos injuste; et bene defendit eo.s. Item, de redditu in 
 eodem statu tenet sicut invenit ; de consuetudinibus antiquis nichil, de novo 
 impositis lege. Dicunt quod omnes prepositi solebant habere prandium a Festo 
 Sancti Petri ad Vincula usque ad Festum Sancti Michaelis, et modo deficiunt, 
 
 Ero ternpore nunc Firmarii tantum. De terra alienata nichil. De servis 
 bertati donatis nichil. De dorninico meliorate, vel non dicunt quod, in iij 
 acris terre marliatis, unam virgam et dimidiam virgam, xxxvs. ixd. .De gardinis 
 sive pomeriis, piscariis, pratis, columbariis, claustris sive clausis, et molendinis, 
 diciint quod nullum inveniunt defectum per Firmarium, nisi per ventura. De 
 averagio nichi]. De instauro recep[t]o nichil debet remanere. 
 Emendacio defectuum apud Salcumbe, per Magistrum Walterum de Stapeldone, 
 Inprimis, per Thomam Michel, Anno Efdwardi I] xxxjo, In uno moleudiuo de 
 novo facto viijfo'. xviijs. iiij^. Item, per Robertum Genever, prepositum 
 ibidem anno sequenti, in custu domorum xs. vd, ob. Item, per eundem, in novo 
 stabulo, cum cariacione merernii et furagio ad cooperturam, cum porta, liijs. 
 iiijd. Item, per Galfridum Gibbe, prepositum ibidem anno sequenti, in edinciis 
 emendendis (sic) et in fossatis reparandis, de defectibus Petri de Insula, xxvjs. vd. 
 ob. quad. Item, per eundem, in nova grangia de Chevelistone, viiji. ijs. viij<tf. 
 ob. quad., sine cariacione calcis et tocius meremii ad estimacionem xls. Item, 
 per Thomam eundem, ad perficiendum dictam grangiam lxvs. xd. Item, per 
 eundem, ad faciendum quendam ncvum parcum apudChevelystone, liijs. iiijd. 
 Item , in bordis, emptisper Dominum, et missis apud Salcumbe, ad reparacionem 
 ostiorum grangiarum et aliarum domorum, cum custu cariagii, per estimacionem 
 xls. Item, in emendacione Cancelli, iiijli. xviijs. viijd. Et pro cariagio 
 petrarum et calcis xs. Item, pro emeudacione domorum, et molendinorum, et 
 clausorum anni presentis xxxjs. vjd. ob. Et dicunt quod nullum erit proficuum 
 Firmario de vivario perficiendo. Qui dicunt quod nullus est delectus, ad 
 presens, pertinens ad reparacionem Firmarii ; et dicunt quod Magister Walterus, 
 nunc Firmarius, postquam firmam recepit ibidem, et post ultimam Visitacionem, 
 expendidit (sic) in repparaoionem defectuum, qui fuerunt ibidem tempore quo 
 firmam recepit, tarn in domibus quam in aliis, per manus diversorum pre- 
 positorum xxxviij7i. xs. viijd. ob. quad. Et dicunt quod non est ad utiiitatein 
 Manerii quod reparetur vivarium antiquum.- ibid., page 48. J 
 
 Saltcumbe, Martin de, inst. to Shebbear; 41. 
 
 Saliciis, Boneface de ; L 214. 
 
 Salisbury, the D. and C. of ; Patrons of Kenton ; 151 b : of West 
 
 Alvington ; 169. 
 Sampf ord-Courtenay, 
 
 SirReymund de Sully, R, Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, 1312, to 
 study, etc. (19 Oct., 1311) ; 64 b : renewed for two years ("sexto Kalendas 
 Aprilis" 27 March, 1312) ; 69 b : again, "Licencia ut ab instanti Festo 
 Sancti Michaelis proximo secuturo stare possit cum Domina, matre sua, 
 quamdiu eidem Domino placuerit, absque personal! Residencia in Ecclesia 
 sua facieuda ; ita quod, interim, singulisannis solvat xx solidos in Fabricatn 
 Ecclesie Exoniensis, pro disposicione ejusdem Domini convertendam (sic) ; 
 quodque pauperibus parochianis dicte Ecclesie, pro tempore hujusmodi sue 
 absencie, competentem assignet et solvat de bonis ipsius Ecclesie porcionem " 
 (18 Sept., 1319) ; 142 b . 
 
 Sampford-Peverell, 
 
 Nicholas de Esse, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc. 
 (8 July, 1324) ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders within the year j 180 b . 
 See " Dedications " ; 126 b . 
 
 Sancta Elena, Wm. de, see " Wills " Quivil ; L 200. 
 Sancta Margareta, Richard de, collated (by lapse) to a Portion 
 in St. Endellion ; 71. See St. Endellion (Inst.) ; 84, 113 b . 
 
848 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sancta Margareta, Walter de, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 
 Sancti Kaveriani, Isabella, see St. Golan ; 83 b . 
 
 Sancto Albano, Elias de, see Bradninch ; 36, 39 b , 56 b . 
 
 Sancto Amando, John de, see Dittisham ; 115. 
 
 Sancto Claro, Egidia de, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 71 b . 
 
 Sancto Constantino, Roger de, R. of Silverton ; 43 b 62 b , 128 b : 
 
 deceased ; 169. See L 201, 214, 21 4 b . 
 
 Sancto Cuthberto, Roger de, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 Sancto Edwardo, John de, " Gustos " of (French) Alien Prior- 
 ies in Cornwall ; L 204 b . 
 Sancto Genesio, Robert and Symon de, see Otterham and 
 
 Washford-Pyne (Inst.). 
 
 Sancto Germano, Henry de, inst. to Meshaw ; 110, 123. 
 Sancto Germano, Walter de, inst. to St. Minver; 130. 
 Sancto Hermete, Martin de, inst. to Sheldon ; 152 b . 
 Sancto Johanne, Edw. de, inst. to Tawstock ; 63 b : resigns ; 82. 
 Sancto Johanne, Henry de, inst. to Doddiscombsleigh ; 45 b : 
 
 deceased; 56. 
 
 Sancto Karentoko, Philip de, inst, to St. Sancreed ; 70. 
 Sancto Laurencio, Bartholomew de (Archdeacon of Exeter, and 
 
 R. of Exminster see L 197 b ), collated to the Deanery of 
 
 Exeter; 61 b : presents to Bishop's Tawton; 129 b : to 
 
 Braunton ; 146 b . See Powderham ; 115 b . 
 Sancto Laurencio, Bartholomew de [jun.], inst. to Meeth ; 79 b , 
 
 81 b , 100 b , 116 b , 124: resigns; 147": is inst. to Braunton : 146 b . 
 Sancto Leonardo, Richard de, inst. to Woolfardisworthy (R.) ; 57, 
 
 60 b , 69 b , 76 b . 
 
 Sancto Leonardo, Walter de, R. of St. Olave's, Exeter ; 145 b . 
 Sancto Martino, Richard de, inst. to Little Hempston ; 150 b : 
 
 deceased; 174. 
 Sancto Mauro, Sir Nicholas de, Knt., presents to Black 
 
 Torrington; 110. 
 
 Sancto Stephano, William de, see Dean-Prior ; 28 C . 
 Sancto Uvelo, John de, see Launceston Priory ; 37. 
 Sancto Winnoco, Joan de, co-patron of Menhenyot ; 123 b . 
 Sancto Wynnoco, Philip de, V. of St. Sancreed, deceased ; 105. 
 Sandale, John de [afterwards Bishop of Winchester], collated 
 
 to a Prebend in St. Crantock; 102 b , 103, 104 b : Chancellor 
 
 of England ; L 207 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 349 
 
 Sanghefele, John de, clerk ; L 209 b . 
 
 Sauser, Robert le; L 188, etc. Also, Robert, son of Peter le 
 
 Sauser, of Berkhampstead ; L 190 b , etc. 
 Scharstede, Bricius de, see Rome, Court of ; 151. 
 Scheptone, Gilbert de; L 191. 
 Schillonde, Rd. de, collated to Farringdon (V. ) ; 83 b : resigns ; 
 
 and is inst. to Sheldon ; 131 : resigns Sheldon ; 152 b . See 
 
 Ashreigney ; 50. 
 
 Schillynforde, Philip de, inst. to Instow ; 44 b . 
 Schillyngford, Robert de, R. of Dunchideock; 35 b : R. of 
 
 Forrabury (Orel.) 240 b . 
 Schillyngford, William de called, also, " de Stonhouse," see 
 
 Forrabury and Dunchideock (Inst.). 
 Schillingham (in St. Stephen's-by-Saltash), see Ferrariis, Wm. 
 
 de, "Oratories"; 127 b . 
 Schireford, John de, inst. to Meavy ; 163 b . 
 Schireforde, Matthew de, inst. to Up ton- Hellions ; 56 b , 64 b : 
 
 resigns, 112 b . 
 Scilly, the Isles of, 
 
 "Eisdem die et loco ["apud Parcura de Lanerghe," 19 Aug., 1315"J, emanavit 
 quedam Citacio Priori Insule de Sully, ad citandum quendam Doininum Petrum, 
 dictum Visconte, capellanum, apud Exouiam, ad proximum Diem Juridicum 
 post Festum Sancti Luce Evangeliste, responsurum super eo quod diu tenuit, et 
 adhuc tenet, in fornicacionis arnplexu quandam Mabillam de Marghasiou ad 
 correccionem anime sue " ; 107 b . 
 Commissiopro Incarcerate petendo, 
 
 Feb., 1316-17), "ad 
 li et Discrete Viro, Domino 
 o Tnsule de Sully, nostre 
 
 Diocesis, et ab aliis quibuscuroque ipsius Domini Ranulphi Senescallis, Ballivis, 
 et Ministris aliis, in hac parte per ipsum deputatis sen deputandis, Johanneru 
 de Were, clericum nostrum in dicta Insula, pro quibuscumque homicidiis, 
 robberiis, sen feloniis aliis, ut dicitur, indictatum, et propter hoc captum, et in 
 dicta Insula sub dominio et potestate prefati Domini Ranulphi imprisonatum, 
 et ad omnia alia et singula cum Canonice cohercionis potestate debite faciendum 
 que in hac parte necessaria [sint] vel eciam oportuna. Ratum habituri et 
 firmum quicquid, etc. ; 117 b . 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod Johannes de Were liberatus extiterat Magistro Willelmo de 
 la Were. Commissario Venerabilis Patris, Domini Walteri, Dei gracia Exoniensis 
 
 Episcopi, die Martis proxima post Festum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli (5 July) 
 
 o Domini M CCC 
 per Dominum Mich 
 Ranulphi de Albo Monasterio, Militis, Domini Insule de Sully, ad prisonam dicti 
 
 , 
 
 Anno Domini M CCC xvij, ad petendum et recipiendum eundem Jonannem 
 Dominum Michaelem Petit, Militem, Senescallum Venerabilis Viri, Domini 
 
 Patris, pro eo quod idem Johannes cofferam Roberti de Henkastel fregit, et xl 
 marcas felonice asportavit, ut est indictatum. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum 
 dicti Domini Ranulphi presenti Cedule est appensum. Datum in Castro de 
 Sulli, die et anno supradictis ; 122. 
 
 Scot (alias Schorham), William le, priest, see Bosham ; 1 57. 
 Scothowe, Wm. de, see St. Stephen Vin-Brannel (Inst.) ; Il7 b . 
 
350 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Scotland ; Documents relating to the War, 
 
 Breve de decima concessa Regiper Clerum Cantuariensis Provincie : 
 Edwardus, etc., Waltero, etc., salutem. Notificato vobis, et aliis Regni nostrj 
 Fidelibus, ad Parliamentum nostrum apud Westmonasterium in Octabis Sanct 1 
 Hillarii proximo preteritis, qualiter Scoti nostri rebslles, in sua inveterata 
 persistendo nequicia, post terras nostras et nostrorum Fidelium in dicta Terra 
 Scocie et Marchia ejusdem nequiter occupatas, partes dicti Regni nostri Anglie 
 per depredaciones et facta alia detestanda noviter invasenmt, vos, et ceteri de 
 Clero Cantuariensis Provincie, necessitatis articulum intuentes, pro defensione 
 Ecclesie et Regni Anglie et repulsione dictorum rebellium, decimam proventuum 
 et Beneficiorum vestrorum, anno presenti, curialiter concessistis, quod vos non 
 ambigimus non latere. Verum, cnm super solucione decime actedicte, unde una 
 medietas in crastino Invencionis Sancte Crucis proximo preterito [4 May], solvi 
 debuerat, per diversa Mandata nostra, tarn sub Magno quam sub Privato Sigillis 
 nostris, vos fecerimus excitari, et vos inde, ac si de nostro et Regni nostri 
 dispendio modicum curaretis, tepide execucionem fecistis, cum de medietate 
 predicta adhuc magna pars aretro existat, in admiracionem inducimur 
 vehementem ; presertim cum ad hoc fidelitatis instinctus quo cuncti incole dicti 
 Regni pro defensione ejusdem vires adhibere tenentur, vos reddidisse debuerat 
 promptiores. Quapropter, cum dicti re belles novissime, diebus istis, execra- 
 biliter et lacius solito sue malignitatis brachia extendentes, jam partes interiores 
 Anglie diversa perpetrando facinora sint ingressi, ac nos, pro repulsione eorum, 
 quosdam de Magnatibus et Milites alios de nostris Fidelibus jam ad dictas partes 
 miserimus, expedicioque tanti negocii expensas requirat necessario sumptuosas, 
 vobis in fide et dileccione quibus nobis et Regali Corone nostre tenemini rogando 
 mandavimus quod quicquid levatum est de dicta decima, et quicquid poterit 
 inde levari, preter illud quod inde retinendum fuerit de solucione ultimi 
 Termini, pro mutuo per vos et Capitulum Ecclesie vestre alias nobis facto, 
 habeatis ad Scaccarium predictum apud Westmonasterium in crastino Saiicti 
 Laurencii [11 Aug.] proximo futuro nobis solvendum, ut vestra diligencia in 
 hac parte nos inserveat (sic) et inducat in vestris agendis temporibus oportunis 
 Regium adhibere favorem. Et, si super premissis difiicultatis alicujus 
 obstaculum, quod nollemus, apponi contigerit, volumus et vobis firmiter 
 injungendo mandamus quod sitis ibidem ad eundem diem coram Consilio nostro, 
 vestrum exhibituri consilium quid super defensione dictarum Parcium et 
 ceterarum dicti Regni consultius sit agendum. Et habeatis ibidem tune hoc 
 Breve. Teste meipso, apud Westmonasterium, xiij die Julii, Anno Regni 
 nostri nono [1315]. 
 
 Istud Breve sic fuit retornatum et missum Returnum per Johannem de Lanceve- 
 tone : Istud Breve ad nos tarn tarde venit quod venire non potuimus ad diem 
 in eodem contentum. Et, quia valde modicam vel fere nullam peccuniam 
 invenimus esse collectam de decima, in recepcione hujus Brevis, ultra id quod 
 alias solutum est, nullam peccuniam de eadem decima mittimus ista vice. Set 
 circa levacionem et colleccionem hujusmodi decime omnem quam potuerimus 
 diligenciam adhibebimus, et quam cito aliquid de eadem levari potuerit in 
 aliqua summanotabili, illud ex tune celerius quo poterimus ad Scaccarium apud 
 Westmonasterium transmittemus ; 107. 
 
 fol. Processus Dominorum Cardinalium contra Robertum de Brus et ejus com- 
 
 I3lb. plices, habitus apud Doveriam, 
 
 Miseracione Divina Gaucelinus, Titulo Sanctorum Marcellini et .Petri, Presbiter, 
 et Lucas, Sancte Marie in Via Lata, Diaconus, Cardinales, Appstolice Sedis 
 Nuncii, Venerabilibus Patribus Cantuariensi, Eboracensi, Dublinensi, Arma- 
 chanensi, Cassellensi, et Tuamensi Archiepiscopis, et aliis eorumdem Archiepis- 
 coporum Suffraganeis, necnon et ceteris omnibus et singulis Episcopis Electis, 
 Abbatibus, Prioribus, Decanis, Prepositis, Archidiaconis, Archipresbiteris, et 
 quibuscumque aliis Ecclesiarum Prelatis et Rectoribus, ac Ecclesiasticis Personis 
 Secularibus et Regularibus, Cisterciensibus, Cluniacensibus, Cartusiensibus, 
 Premonstratensibus, Sanctorum Benedicti et Augustini, Camaldulensibus, et 
 Sancti Guillelmi, et aliorum quorumcumque non mendicancium et mendicancium 
 Ordinum, et aliis quibuscumque personis tarn per Regna Anglie et Scotie quam 
 
SCOTLAND. 351 
 
 terras Hibernie et Wallie, et quecumque alia constitutis, et omnibus et siugulis 
 ad quos presentes Litere pervenerint, salutem et sinceram in Domino caritatem. 
 Dudum Sanctissimus Pater et Dominus noster, Dominus Johannes [XXII], 
 digna Dei Providencia Summus Pontifex, nos ad Anglic et Scocie Regna 
 transmittens, Literas nobis concessit Apostolicas in hac forma, 
 Johannes Episcopus, servus servorum Dei, dilectis Filiis, Gaucelino, Titulo, etc., 
 Bulla salutem et Apostolicam Benediccionem. Rex excelsus, Summi Regis Filius, 
 Prima Pnnceps Qui facit concordiam in sublimibus suis et arcem possidet uuitatis, cum 
 form- sacr * vem * temporis plenitudo quo dignatus est de Throno Celesti ad orbis yma 
 anda" descendere, et per mirabile Nativitatis Beatissime Sacramentum gentibus 
 Pace, apparere, pacem in terra per Celeatium Angelorum exercitum, gloriose pacis 
 canticum coucinentem, bone voluntatis hominibus nunciavit, et demum 
 regressurus ad Patrem, Pacis bonum quod super omne diligebat, tanquam 
 donum gratissimum, dedit Fidelibus et reliquit, ut in Illo Qui est vere Pax 
 nostra persisterent, Ipse dignaretur eligere in eorum cordibus mansionem. 
 Propterea nos, quivicesEjus in terris quamvis insufficientibus meritis excercemus, 
 Ipsius exemplis salutaribus eruditi, cogitamus Pacis cogitaciones pro filiis, 
 consilia Pacis casta percurrimus, Pacis dulcedinem gratanter arnplectimur, et 
 Pacis semina, sine qua bene non colitur Pacis Auctor, inter Catholicos universos, 
 juxta debitum servitutis Apostolice, seminamus, ut ex eis grana Salutis et 
 Glorie colligantur, multiplicatis manipulis gaudiorum, sicque dissensionum 
 ubique turbinibus, Austro flante Celestis auxilii, profugatis, in tabernaculis 
 fiducie sedeat et fecunde Pacis plenitudine requiescat Populus Christianus, 
 malorum timore sublato. Set, ut Pax Dei, que superat omne sensum, Catholi- 
 corum Regum et Principum aliorumque Magnatum, flammis odiorum extinctis, 
 corda conciliet intelligenciasque custodiat, pacet mentes, et uniat voluntates, eo 
 desiderabilius cupimus, eoque Paterae sollicitudinis ministerium adhibemus, 
 quo pericula graviora producet discordiarum ipsorum odiosa condicio, et quo 
 pacifici status amena tranquillitas uberiorem affert Pacem pluribus et quietem. 
 Hec est, etenim, mencium amena serenitas, suavis tranquillitatis animorum 
 arnoris delectabilis vinculum, et verum consorciura caritatis, quod ipsa quippe 
 bella compescit, iras comprimit, sedat discordias, lites extinguit, rancores fugat 
 et odia procul pellit, que consummatur a Christo cum Fidelibus excercetur. 
 Profecto, dum antiquatam abolim inter carissimum in Christo Filium nostrum, 
 Edwardum, Regem Anglie illustrem, et dilectum Filium, Nobilem Virum, 
 Robert um de Brus, inpresenciarum Regnum Scocie gubernantem, et Progeni- 
 tores ipsorum, dissensionis odiosam materiam in animo recensemus, qui mente 
 revolvimus animarum deflenda pericula et dolendas Fidelium strages innumeras, 
 qui horribile semen ejus illo Sathane flatu pestifero longe diuturnitate temporis, 
 quo alente, produxit, quive multiplicavit dispendia facultatum et enormia 
 frequenter Ecclesiis et Personis Ecclesiasticis intulit nocumenta, quantave 
 pietatis opera quod mesti referimus impedivit, et quam dispendiosa paravit 
 obstacula negocio Terre Sancte , et verisimiliter formidatur ne similia preparet 
 infuturum, tanto amplius amaricamur in intimis et dolemus, tantoque acerbioris 
 jaculo punicionis affligimur, quanto Regis et Nobilis eorundem quietem et pacem 
 desiderabilius affectamus, et quanto frequencius circumstancias amaras discordie 
 sepedicte, dicteque Terre Sancte insuperabiles cruciatus nobis interioris consider- 
 acionis discussio representat, vias et modos diligencius exquirentes ex quibus 
 circa premissa, Domino dirigente, adhibere salubria remedia valeamus. Ad hec 
 anxia Matris Ecclesie sacra precordia, que zelus vere caritatis accendit, 
 cogitacionibus excitant, curis affluunt, meditacionibus detrahunt, hujusmodi 
 remedia, sub spe Celestis auxilii, cui est facile, res eciam desperatas sive 
 maluimus tarditate perficere studio diligentis solicitudinis prosequendo. Hiis, 
 namque, tenerrimis paterne dileccionis affectus stimulis agitamur, et hiis aculeis 
 instigatus, ut, multis quibus Rex nobilis et Regna predicta malorum incoinodis 
 pretextu memorate discordie circumdantur omnino curatis, inter eos unionis lese 
 federa et pacis violate constancia renoventur, Regnorum ipsorum quietem 
 populis productura. Verum, considerantes attencius quod vos bonorum omnium 
 Largitor Altissimus multar\im graciarum titulis insignivit, et de creditis vobis 
 dono celesti virtutibus pleuam in Domino fiduciam optinentes, vos, licet 
 presencia vestra careamus, mitti ad dicta Regna et Hibernie et Wallie partes, 
 pro Pace inter Regem et Nobilem supradictos, Deo propicio, reformanda, 
 tamquam Pacis Angelos et fervidos concordie zelatores, providimus, de Fratrum 
 fol. I32.nostrorum consilio destinandos. Quare discrecionem vestram hortamur in 
 
352 THE EEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Domino, vobisque per Apostolica Scripta mandamus, quatinus vps ad Regna et 
 Partes predicta personaliter conferatis, pro reformacione Pacis ejusdem operam 
 efficacem, juxta datam vobis a Deo prudenciam, impensuri, Et, ut eo utilius in 
 dicte Pacis procedere negocio valeatis quo majori fueritis auctoritate muniti, 
 dictos Begem etNobilem, et ipsorum quemlibet, ac gentes et exercitus eorundem, 
 ne alter alterum, aut ipsorum aliquis alterius terras invadat, vel quoquo modo 
 inter se congrediantur hostiliter ; set pocius a quolibet hostili processu studeant 
 abstinere. Necnon tractandi, faciendi, et reformandi perpetuam et solidam 
 Pacein et concordiam inter eos, ipsamque per Spirituales penas et sentencias et 
 quascumque permissiones, obligaciones, et juramentorum prestaciones firmandi, 
 vallandi, et eciam roborandi, et disponendi omnes obligaciones, ligas, confeder- 
 aciones, pacciones, et convenciones, inter quoscumque factas, eciam si juramentis 
 essent vel promissionibus, seu penarum adjeccionibus, aut obligacionibus vel 
 stipulacionibus quibuscumque vallate, ac obstacula et impedimenta quelibet 
 removendi per que hujusmodi reformacio Pacis posset impediri vel quomo- 
 dolibet retardari ; et nichilominus juramenta in dictis obligacionibus, confeder- 
 acionibus, paccionibus, et convencionibus adjecta forsitan relaxandi ; statuendi 
 quoque, ordinandi, providendi, disponendi, firmandi, et paciscendi, super hiis 
 que circa reformacionem dicte Pacis videritis expediri ; dictosque Kegem et 
 Nobilem ad observacionem Pacis ipsius per Excommunicacionis in personas, et 
 Interdict! Sentencias in Eegna et Partes predicta, provincias et terras, castra 
 et loca ipsorum, et privacionem omnium Privilegiorum, Indulgenciarum, et 
 Graciarum, eis, sub quacuinque forma verborum, concessorum a Sede Apostolica, 
 si et pro utexpedire videritis, compellendi ; convocandi, eciam, ad certum locum, 
 seu loca, quascumque Personas Ecclesiasticas vel Seculares, cujuscumque status, 
 ordinis, dignitatis, vel oondicionis existant, quas pro ejusdem Pacis negocio 
 necessarias vel utiles aut oportunas fore noveritis ; et, insuper, excercendi per 
 vos vel alium seu alios in omnes Archiepiscopos et Episcopos, eciam si iidem 
 Archiepiscopi vel aliquis eorundem Primacie Dignitate fulgerent seu, racione 
 suarum Ecclesiarum, Legacionis Officii fungerentur, et in omnes alios Cathedra- 
 lium et aliarum Ecclesiarum, Secularium et Regularium, Monasteriorum et 
 Domorum, exemptorum et non eexmptorum, Prelatos, Capitula, et Conventus, 
 et alias Personas Ecclesiasticas ; necnon in omnes et singulos Duces, Principes, 
 Marchiones, Comites, Barones, et Nobiles, Rectores, Senescallos, Justiciaries, 
 Ballivos, Scabinos, Castellanos, Officiates, et quosvis Doininos Temporales 
 quocumque nomine censeantur ; Consilia eciam communia, Universitates ac 
 Populos, et quascumque alias Personas Seculares, publicas et privatas, cujus- 
 cumque status, dignitatis, vel condicionis existant, qui vestris supradicte Pacis 
 negocio parere contempserint monitis et mandatis, aut alii in negocio ipso 
 contradictores vel impeditores aut turbatores dicte Pacis extiterint seu rebelles, 
 publice vel occulte, Censuram Ecclesiasticam exercendi, ipsorumque terras 
 subjiciendi Ecclesiastico Interdicto, et privandi eas omnibus Privileges, Indul- 
 genciis, Graciis, Libertatibus, et Immunitatibus, realibus et personalibus, eis a 
 dicta Sede concessi.s, ac feodis, juribus, jurisdiccionibus, bonoribus, offioiis, et 
 quibuscumque bonis, que a Romana etquibusvis aliis tenent Ecclesiis ; vassallos, 
 subditos, et homines eorundem, ac juramento fidelitatis et quacumque obligacione 
 quibus tenentur eisdem, absolvendi, ac reddendi eos intestabiles, ita quod nee 
 condere testamentum nee ad cujusquam ex testamento, vel ab intestate, possint 
 successionem admitti ; ipsosque reddendi inhabiles et indignos ad honores, 
 status, et quelibet Officia publica inposterum optinenda vel eciam excercenda ; 
 et, insuper Archiepiscopos et Episcopos antedictos ab Administracione Spiritu- 
 alium et Temporalium Ecclesiarum suarum suspendendi, et citandi peremptorie, 
 si videritis expedire, quod se, certo eis competent! termiuo prefigendo, person- 
 aliter Apostolice Sedis conspectui representent, nostris et Apostolice Sedis 
 mandatis et beneplacitis parituri ; ac Prelatos, Clericos, et Personas Ecclesiasticas 
 supradictas, eisdem Archiepiscopis et Episcopis dumtaxat exceptis, omnibus 
 Prelaturis, Dignitatibus, Personatibus, Officiis, Administracionibus et aliis 
 Benenciis Ecclesiasticis, cum cura vel sine cura, que ubicumque optinent, 
 privandi, et ea, cum interposicione Decreti, reservandi disposicioni nostre et 
 Sedis ejusdem, ipsosque ad ilia, et eciam filios quarumcumqus Personarum, de 
 quibus vobis videbitur txpedire, reddendi inhabiles et iudignos ad similia et 
 quelibet aha Ecclesiastica Beneficia optinenda, et omnia alia et singula facieudi 
 et exequendi per que negocium Pacis ejusdem commodius valeat consummari ; 
 non obstantibus si Archiepiscopis et Episcopis et Prelatis, ac Regi et Nobili, 
 
SCOTLAND. 353 
 
 Principibus, Ducibus, Marchionibus, Comitibus, Baronibus, Senescallis, 
 Justiciai-iis, Ballivis, Communitatibu*, Universitatibus, Populis, et Personis, et 
 aliis supradictis, et singulis eornmlem, vel quibusvis aliis, per dicte Sedis 
 Literas sit indultum quod iuterdici, suspend!, vel Qjccomiuuuicari, dictaque 
 Regna, Partes, et Provincie, ac terre sea loea Eeclesiastico Interdicto per Literas 
 Apostolicas subici non possint, et quibuscunique Consuetudimbus, Ordinacioni- 
 bus, vel Statutis, jurarnento, confirmaoione Apostolica vel quacumque alias 
 foU32bfirmitate vallatis, ac Privilegiis, Indulgences, et Literis Apostolicis, prefatis 
 Regi et Nobili, sen quibusvis Personis, Locis, vel Ordinibus, sub quacumque 
 forma, modo, aut verborum expressione conc.essis, de quibus, quoruraque totis 
 tenoribus, pleuam et expressam, ac de verbo ad verbum oporteat specialera in 
 nostris Literis fieri mencionem, et per que Presencium effectus posset inipediri 
 quomodolibet vel differri, vobis, et unicuique vestrum, plenam et liberam 
 concedimus tenore Presencium potestatem. Datum Aviuione, xvj Kalendas 
 Aprilis, Pontificatus nostri Anno Primo [17 March, 1317J. 
 
 Sec- ITEM, Johannes Episcopus, Servus servorum Dei, dilectis filiis Gaucelino, etc. 
 nnda ut supra. Cum vos ad Anglie et Scocie Regna ac Hybernie et Wallie Partes, 
 Bulla, p ro p ace i n ^ er carissimum in Christo tilium nostrum, Edwardum, Regem Anglie 
 "^j^'illustrem, et dilectum filium, Nobilem Virum Robertum de Bruys, qui Regnum 
 dum ad^ coc ^ e inpresenciarum dicitur gubernare, Deo propicio reformanda, tanquam 
 Pacem Pacis Angelos de Fratrum nostrorum consilio destiuemus, nos, cupieutes ut 
 R. de ejusdem Pacis negocium, submotis impediments quibuslibet, prosperum Deo 
 Brus. propicio sorciatur effectum, prefatum Robertum, si ejusdem Pacis reformacioni 
 forsan assentire non vellet in hac parte, vestris acquiescere monitis uon curaret, 
 ad id per Censuram Eeclesiasticam el alias penas Ecclesiasticas, prout suadebit 
 justicia, compellendi, neenou absolvendi omnes vassallos et subditos dicti 
 Roberti a juramento fiielitatis quo eidem Roberto tenentur, ipsosque a dominio 
 et subjeccione ipsius Roberti eximendi, ac, insuper, omnes colligaciones, 
 conspiraciones, confederaciones, pacciones, et couvencione^, factas inter dictos 
 Robertum et quoscumque alios, aut inter seipsos forsitan absque eo, super 
 adjutorio vel subsidio aut favore dieto Robarto, circa invasionem aut inpugna- 
 cionem Regni Anglie aut Parcium Hibernie vel Wallie predictarum, seu quarum- 
 vis terrarum vel insularum dicti Regis Anglie quomodolibet impendendo, seu per 
 quos dicte Pacis negocium impediri vel Differri posset, eciam si colligaciones, 
 conspiraciones, confederaciones, pacciones, et conventions ipse juramentisessent 
 vel promissionibus, penarum adjeccionibus, aut obligacionibus, seu stipulacioni- 
 bus quibuscumque vallate, ipsaque juramenta sub quibuscumqne modoet forma, 
 vel expressione verborum forent prestita, relaxandi, et eos quidem ab eorum 
 observacione, ac fautores ejus et adherentas eidem, ut ab ipsius favore et sequela 
 penitus resipiscant et omnino recedant, per Excommunicacionis iu Personas et 
 in terras eoi um Interdict! Sentencias, ac publicacionern ac aggravaciouem ipsarum, 
 per vos vel per aliurn seu alios comi>ellendi, et omnia alia et singula faciendi et 
 eciam excercendi que circa premissa videritis expedire ; non obstantibus si dicto 
 Roberto vel quibusvis aliis, communiter vel divisirn, a Sede Apostolica sit 
 indultum quod interdici, suspendi, vel excommunicari, aut terre eorum Ecclesi- 
 astico Interdicto subici non possint, per Literas Apostolicas uon facientes plenam 
 et expressam, ac de verbo ad verbum, de Indulto hujusmodi mencionem, et 
 quibuslibet Privilegiis, Indulgenciis, et Literis Apostolicis, generalibus vel 
 specialibus, quorumcumque tenorum existaut, per que hujusmodi vestre 
 jurisdiccionis explicacio posset quomodolibet impediri, plenam vobis et unicui- 
 que vestrum concedimus, tenore Presencium, potestatem. Datum Avinione, xvj 
 Kalendas Aprilis, Pontificatus nostri Anno Priino [17 March, 1317J. 
 ITEM,- Johannes Episcopus, etc,, Gaucelino, etc. (ut supra}. Cum vos ad Anglie 
 Tercia et Scocie Regna et Hibernie et Wallie Partes, pro maguis et arduis negociis, 
 Bulla, destinemus, nos, volentes aliqua vobis committere per que malignorum temeritas 
 ^P ro "compescatur, contra Nobilem Virum, Robertum dictum de Brus, qui Regnum 
 dum " ^ coc i e gubernat ad presens, et quosvis alios quos Excommunicacionis Sentenciam 
 contra re P erer> itis sustinere animis induratis, prout suadebit justicia procedendi, non 
 R. de obstautibus quibusvis Privilegiis, Indulgenciis, et Literis Apostolicis, eisdem 
 Brus. Roberto, vel quibusvis aliis, sub quacumque verborum forma concessis, de 
 quibus quorumque tenoribus plenam et expressam oporteat in Presentibus 
 fieri mencionem, liberam vobis et unicuique vestrum concedimus, tenore 
 Presencium, potestatem. Datum Avinione, xvj Kalendas Aprilis, Pontificatus 
 nostri Anno Primo [17 March, 1317]. 
 
354 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
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 ITEM, Johannes Episcopus, etc., ad futuram rei memoriam. Vocatis nobis, 
 uarta licet insufficientibus meritis, ad Apostolatus Officium, occurrit, quasi confestim, 
 ulla. consideracionis nostre conspectui acerbis infesta molestiis periculosa dissensip, 
 dfccio" l uam inter carissimum in Christo filium nostrum, Edwardum, Regem Anglie 
 n etre j.ilhistrem, et dilectum filium, Nobilem Virum Eobertum de Brus, gerentem se 
 garum.pro Rege Scocie, incentor malorum omnium suscitavit, amotas nobis suas 
 circumstancias quas freqiienter, dum nos minor status haberet, inter pactoris 
 claustrarevolvirnus, presentandum. Hinc, etenim, se oiferebant et offeruntjnostris 
 optutibus impedimentum proinde facile receptura pia Dei negocia, et precipue 
 Terre Sanct-e deserte incolis Christi Fidelibus ipsorumque destitute suffragiis ; 
 cui, Catholicis Principibus distractis ad bella similia, consolator aliquis non 
 assistit ex omnibus caris suis ; hinc se ingerebant et iugerunt animarum pericula, 
 Christiani sanguinis non levis effusio, gravia rerum dispendia, et idcirco [nou] solum 
 ipsorum dissedencium suarumqne gencium, set et quam plurinmm aliorum in 
 ipsorum conjunccione, periculosa turbacio pariter et dampnosa. Hec, quidem, 
 nostri cordis intima stimulant, acribusque stimulis nostrum iuterpellant officium, 
 ut ad occurrendum per oportuna remedia tanto Religipnis Christiana discrimini 
 cicius exurgamus. Attendentes, igitur, quod ad nos, qui licet immeriti vices Regis 
 Pacifici gerinms ac plenitudine fuugimur Apostolorum Principi suisque 
 fol. 133.Successoribus ex Alto concessa, singulariter pertinet in Universal! Eccl^sia 
 cunctaque Congregacione Fidelium Pacem querere, ac ipsam facere diligencius 
 observari, inter prefatos Rege in Anglie et Gerentem se pro Rege Scocie, 
 Auctoritate Apostolica, trugas, quarum fedus ymaginem Pacis inducit, indicimus 
 usque ad biennium duraturas ; ac in eos et omnes et singulos eorum adjutores 
 et violatores, sequentes, consiliarios, complices, et eciam adherentes, trugas 
 infringentes vel quomodolibet non servantes, Excommunicacioiris Sentenciam 
 promulgamus ; non obstante si Regi et Gerenti predictis aut ipsis adherentibus, 
 seu cuivis eorundem, a Sede Apostolica sit indultum quod excommunicari non 
 possent, etc. (ut supra). Trugas, autera, et Sentencias antedictas a die notificat- 
 cionis seu publications ipsarum suum effectum volumus optinere. Vassallos, 
 insuper, etsubditos Regis et Gerentis predictorumajuramento Fidelitatis, quo eis 
 vel alteri tenentur astricti, quantum ad hujusmodi guerre seu dissensionis 
 articulum, sicut in illicitis, eis obedire non debeant, per idem tempus absolvimus, 
 et nichilominus promissiones et obligacioiies que inter Regem et Gerentem pre- 
 dictos, ct quoscumque alios, super belli seu conflictus utrinque committendi 
 processu, necuon confederaciones, colligaciones, et pacciones, que inter ipsum 
 Regem et quosvis alios, ex una parte, ac predictum Gerentem et alios et quoscum- 
 que ex altera, intervenerunt, pro ipsa foveuda discordia, utpote contra bonum 
 Pacis presumptas illicite et attemptatas, in Divine Magestatis oflFensam, ac 
 quascumque penas adjectas et juramenta prestita super hiis, sub quibuscumque 
 forma, modo, vel expressione verborum, presertim cum juramentum vinculum 
 iniquitatis esse non debeat, ex nunc nulla deceniimus fore, et quatenus de facto 
 processerint irritamus. Nulli, ergo, omnino hominum liceat hanc Paginam nostre 
 Indiccionis,Promulgacionis,Absolucionis,Constitucionis,etIrritacionisinfringere, 
 vel ei ausu temerario contraire. Si quis, autem, hoc attemptare presumpserit, 
 indignacionem Omnipotentis Dei et Beatorum Petri et Pauli, Apostolorum Ejus, 
 se noverit incursurum. Datum Avinione, Kalendis Maii, Pontiiicatus nostri 
 Anno Primo [1 May, 1317]. 
 
 ITEM, Johannes Episcopus, etc., Gauceli.no, etc. (ut supra), Crescit facile in 
 
 Quintaimnensuni inpunita temeritas, cum una inpunitas ausum in aliis parare soleat 
 
 BuUa et ausus excessum persepe producat. Quante, autem, temeritatis fuerit, hiis 
 
 ^ r ^?"_diebus, Roberti de Brus, Regnum Scocie nunc regentis, suorumque in hac parte 
 
 to et "complicum effrenata presumpcio, non expedit vobis longo sermone retexere, ne 
 
 Inha- doctos inptruere videamur aut cerciorare scientes. Nostis, etenim, sicut illi quos 
 
 bilitac-evidencia palpate veritatis instruxit, qualiter aurem proinociouis auspiciis piis 
 
 mne. accendeutes aflfectibus, animarum et corporum pericula gravia et inmensa 
 
 dispendia facultatum, que molesta nimis et dampnosa dissensio inter carissimum 
 
 in Christo Filium nostrum, Edwardum, Regem Anglie illustrem, ex una parte, 
 
 et predictum Robertum, ex altera, pretextu occupacionis injuste dicti Regni 
 
 Scocie, in qua Rex ipse Robertum eundem injuriari sibi conqueritur, procurante 
 
 cunctorum incentore malorum, abolim exorta mundo produxerat, et que, nisi 
 
 prospiceretur ex Alto, producere graviora verisimiliter timebatur ; considerantes, 
 
 eciam, impedimenta non levia que pia Dei negocia, et precipue illius Terre 
 
 neoessitas in qua Redemptor noster nasci et pati pro Salute nostra dignatus est, 
 
 propterea subierunt, atque poterunt ex ipsius dissensionis continuacione subire j 
 
SCOTLAND. 355 
 
 ut tantis discriminibus, Deo propicio, possimus oocnrrere, totque obviare 
 prepediis atque dampnis, ad tollendum in tranquilhim decidentes eosdem ac 
 solide caritatis unanimitate jungendum, vota nostra, Domino inspirante, 
 direxinuts, vosque quos ad id elegimus ministros idoneos de Fratrum nostrorum 
 consilio in Partes illas, tanquam Pacis Angelos, propter hoc providimus 
 destinandos. Et ut eo liabilius via pateret ad pacificaudum decidentes eosdem, 
 quo minoribus guerrarum flatibus quaterentur, inter eos et adherentes eisdem 
 certi tern poris treugas indiximus, quas a die publicacionis earum, a vobis per vos, 
 vel alium seu alios, faciende, suum volumus obtinere vigorera; extunc in personas 
 non servancium seu infringencium treugas hujusmodi Excommunicacionis 
 Sentencia promulgata. Vos, autem, injunctum vobis officium tarn habiliter quam 
 utiliter exequi cupientes, directis versus Dunelmiam gressibus, ad Robertum 
 ipsum Venerabilem Fratrem nostrum Episcopum Corbaviensem et dilectum 
 Filiuru, Magistrum Aymericum Gerardi, Archidiaconum Eliensem, familiares 
 vestros et nuncios, mittere curavistis ; qui et sibi pacificum vestrum prenunciarent 
 adventum, et Literas vestras directas eidem, salutaria super predictis continentes 
 fo).i33bmonita, presentarent. Ipse, vero, intelligere nolens ut bene ageret, set aures 
 suas, more aspidis surde, ne audiret vocem Patris sapienter exhortantis, obturans, 
 quasi de impensa sibi a nobis super hiis benignitate Superbie concepisse 
 videretur audaciam, iniquitatem de exhibita sibi per Apostolicam Sedem 
 mansuetudine, non absque ingratitudinis vicio, parturiit, contempnens ipsas 
 vestras Literas recipere per nuncios ipsos eidem oblatas, et, ut contemptus 
 contemptui adderetur, Litere vestre super treugarum ipsarum publicacione 
 confecte, quas per duos Fratres Minores in Scocia mittebatis, ingressu Scocie, 
 non absque ipsius connivencia, violenter ipsis ablate Fratribus, et, Sancte Sedis 
 calcata reverencia, totaliter lacerate fuerunt, Fratribus ipsis nichilominus 
 indumentis spoliatis. Ne, vero, fore posset ambiguum quicquid malignitatis in 
 hac parte conceperat, licet treuge predicte, per vos vel alium seu alios de 
 mandato vestro per Angliam solempniter pupHcate fuissent, ita quod verisimiliter 
 potuerat ad ejus noticiam hujusmodi publicacio pervenisse, ne lateret eum quod 
 aliis eminus constitutis non credebatur occultum ; ipse, tamen, treugas ipsas, 
 non absque multe insolercie temeritate et plectibili nostro et Sedis predicte 
 contemptu, spretaque Sentencia antedicta, observare contempsit, Villam 
 Berwyci, quam prefatus Rex Anglie possidebat, et in qua, ad ipsius Roberti 
 instanciam, de Pace inter Regem ipsum et Robertum eundem per tractores 
 tractari debebat, post publicacionern treugarum ipsarum et convencionem 
 tractatus ipsius, nequiter invadens, et eo liberius occupans quo minor eidem 
 Regi poterat super hoc inesse suspicio, tractatu pendente predicto, ac cedem 
 crudelem et magnam in Gentem Regiam sistentem inibi ac incolas dicte Ville 
 perperam et inique committens, per quod non est dubium Robertum ipsum ac 
 in hiis adherentes eidem predictam Sentenciam incurrisse, hec et alia, qne 
 silencio preterimus, fecerunt dictusRobertus et complices, prout nobis intimare 
 curastis. Et tacuimus usque iiiodo, sperantes ut, eorum corda tangente Domino, 
 post tantorum culpam excessuum, alicujus habilitacionis signa pretenderent, 
 filialis devocionis exsolverent debitum, et ad ea que pacis sunt auimos inclinarent. 
 Ipsi, vero, velut incus malleatoris, pertinacia solidata constricti, paciencia nostre 
 longanknitatis dampnabiliter abutentes, in elacionis obstinate viciurn corruerunt. 
 Nos, igitur, illatam nobis et Apostolice Sedi et vobis in premissis injuriam, 
 ac predictos ejusdem Roberti in hiis adherentes sibi detestandos, et enormes 
 excessus nee volentes nee valentes conniventibus oculis pertvansire, cum ad eos 
 compescendos, ne periculose in alios exernplari alveo diriventur. excercendus sit 
 pocius Ecclesiastice gladius ulcionis, discrecioni vestre, de qua in hiis et aliis 
 plenam in Domino fiduciam optinemus, Presencium tenore committimus, et 
 mandamus quatinus per vos, seu alium aut alios, predictum Robertum et 
 adhei-entes eidem predictam incurrisse Sentenciam, in Ecclesiis et locis 
 insignibus, dequibus expedire videbitis, prout justum et equum fuerit, nuncietis 
 solempniter et puplice, singulis Diebus Dominicis et Festivis ; contra eos 
 nichilominus ad penas alias spirituales et temporales, prout vobis videbitur, 
 juxta predictorum qualitatena excessiium, Auctoritate Apostolica processuri ; 
 et si quodabsit in sua nequicia ulterius perseverare presumpserint, indurantes 
 instar lapidis corda sua, juxta contumacie ac excessuum exigenciam, vestros in 
 eos curetis exaggerare Processus. Nos, enim, premissa omnia et singula faciendi 
 et exigendi, necnon predictos, et quoscumque alios predicte Pacis et concordie 
 turbatores seu impeditores, sive incole dictorum Regncruni, sive quicumque alii, 
 et undecumque fuerint, et omnes et singulos complices, adjtitores, valitores, 
 
356 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 consiliarios, fautores, et sequaces eorum, ac in hoc adherenteseisdem, publiceyel 
 occulte, eciam si inter eos person? alique Ecclesiastice fuerint, cujuscumque sint 
 hii vel illi condicionis, diguitatis, ordinis, sive status, Ecclesiastic! vel mundani, 
 quamvis Archiepiscopali vel Episcopal! prefulgeant dignitate, ut ab hujusmodi 
 turbacione seu impedimento, necnon ab omni favore, consilio, auxilio, sequela, 
 et adherencia, circa id impendendis omnino desistant, per Excommunicacionis in 
 personas, et Interdict! Sentencias in terras et Ecclesias eorum, ac per privacionem 
 feodorum, locacionum, officioruin, et quorumcumque Beneficiorum Spiritualium 
 citra Archiepiscopalem et Episcopalehri dignitatem, aut, eciain, Temporalium que 
 a quibuscumque Ecclesiis optinebunt, ut sic libere ilia ad ipsas Ecclesias 
 revertantur, quod Prelati et Restores earurn, aut alii ad quos id pertinebit, de 
 illis pro sua voluntate disponant, ac inhabilitacionem, eciam, tain personarum 
 ipsarum Ecclesiasticarum, Archiepiscopis et Episcopis duintaxat exceptis, quam 
 filiorum, nepotum, et aliornm de.scendencium ab ipsis turbatoribus et impedi- 
 toribus laicis, usque ad secundum gradum, ad quevis Ecclesiastica Beneficia 
 optinenda, etper alia juris remedia, de quibuset prout expedire videritis, appella 
 cione remota, debite compescendi ; omnes quoque et singulos, qui eisdem turba 
 toribus seu impeditoribus laicis, aut eorutn alicui, juramento Fidelitatis tenentur- 
 astricti, ab ipso juramento quamdiu ipsi hujusmodi Pacis turbatores seu 
 impeditores extiterint, absolvendi, et alia faciendi que circa premissa vel aliqua 
 de premissis fuerint oportuna ; non obstante si eis, aut eorum aliquibns vel 
 alicui, a Sede Apostolica sit indultum sub quacumque forma vel concepcione 
 verborum, quod interdici, suspendi, vel excommunicari, aut eorum teiTe vel 
 Ecclesie Ecclesiastico Interdicto supponi quavis auctoritate non possint, et 
 qualibet alia dicte Sedis Indulgencia generali vel speciali, cujuscumque tenoris 
 existat, per quam Presentibus non expressam vel totaliter non insertam effectus 
 fol. I34.earum impediri valeat quomodolibet vel differri, vobis et vestrum cuilibet 
 plenam et liberam concedimus, teuore Presencium, facultatem. Per bee, autem, 
 non intendimus in aliquo Commissionibus super hiis vel aliis quibuslibet vobis 
 alias per nos factis prejudicare, set eas nichilominus in suo volumus remanere 
 vigore. Datum Avinione, iiijto Kalendas Juuii. Pontificatus nostri Anno 
 t Secundo [29 May, 1318]. 
 
 Celestis Providencia Principis peculiarem Populum, quera ceteris pretulerat 
 Incep- privilegio gracie specialis, manna miraculose confovebat, nee proptur hec virga 
 ces ,, ro " r ig" s i n ejusdem Populi correccione scelerum vacillabat ; nonne si fovere 
 Cardf- c ^ eDe t humilibus ut presumpcionis rebellium inbecillitas rigorosis ulciohibus 
 na!ium concom ^ an te justicia comprimatur : etenim cum spes inpunitatis prorogatur ad 
 aliquos adculpamfacilius invitantur ceteri perexemplum, sicquefit penitencialis 
 inpunita? ut ex eo ei reservet acrioribus puniendos. Interest, etenim, utilitatis 
 puplice ut excessus vindicta coherceat et rebellionis offendiculum a pene limite 
 non discedat. Dudum, equidem, ad execucionem nobis injunctorum per Sedem 
 Apostolicam, que ex predictarum colligi possunt continencia Literarum, animos 
 nostros studiosis sollicitudinibus convertentes, quia ubi Nobilis Vir, Robertus 
 de Bruys, Regnum gubernans Scocie, larem tune fovebat proprium nos latebat, 
 super quo certiticari non poterimus de facili, nee ad ipsum aut Regnum Scocie, 
 nonnullis interjectis obstaculis, nos transferre, premissis eidem nostris Clausis 
 Literis, causam adventus nostri nunciantibus, per cursores nostros proprios et 
 juratos, quos idem Robertus, seu gentes sue, nedum Literas presentare 
 predictas, immo nee cursores ipsos instantes super hoc Regnum intrare Scocie 
 permittentes, prout nobis eorundem cursorum nostrorum juratorum relacione, 
 et Literis nonnullorum Ballivorum et Officialium Villarurn et Castrorum 
 plurium Parcium earundem constitit, Venerabilem Patrem, Fratrem P[etrumJ, 
 Episcopum Corbaviensem, et Magistrum Aymericum Gerardi, Archidiaconum 
 Eliensem, dicti Domini Summi Pontificis Capellanum ac ipsius Sacri Palacii 
 Auditorem, ad eundem Robertum et Regnum Scocie nuncios et familiares nostros 
 duximus destinandos, tractaturps cum eodem Roberto super aliquibus contentis 
 in Apostolicis Literis suprascriptis, et ordinaturos et condicturos, inter cetera, 
 cum eodem de tempnre certo et loco aliquo nobis tuto, quibus super premissis et 
 aliis nobis injunctis habere possemus cum eodem, ad quern accedere disposuera- 
 mus et disponebamus propter ea personaliter colloquium plenius et tractatum. 
 Qui, siquidem, nuncii, familiares nostri, non absque laborum et periculorum 
 incursibus et jacturis, cum maxima difficultate habitisab eodem Roberto Literis 
 de conductu, ad Castrum de Rokeborghe, in ingressu Scocie constitutum, 
 tinaliter applicantes, suas eidem Roberto ut ad ipsum possent venire, cum, aliis 
 gentibus ipsius Roberti non permittentibus, ad .eundem Robertum iiequirent 
 
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 accedere, Literas destinarunt; et postmodum Jacobo Doueglas et Alexandro 
 Militibus, ipsius Robert! familiaribus, una cum guibusdarn aliis venientibus ad 
 nuncios memoratos, Literas, si quas portabant iidem nuncii ostendendas dicto 
 Roberto, sibiexhiberi ab eisdem nnuciis postularunt ; dictique nuncii, intrare 
 aliter non permissi, quasdam Apostolicas exhortatorias super Pace Patentes ex 
 parte Domini nostri Pape niemorato Roberto directas Literas Jacobo et 
 Alexandro, predictis Militibus, tradiderunt, eidem Roberto per predictos 
 Jacobum et Alexandrum, Milites, assignandas. Demum, vero, quodam clerico 
 ipsius Roberti ad conducendum dictos nuncios veniente ad ipsos, iidem nuncii in 
 quodam loco de Malros nuncupate vulgariter, in Reguo Scocie constitute, ubi 
 idem Robertus, tune temporis, campestriter habitabat, applicantes finaliter ad 
 eundem, sibique causam missionis eorum verbotenus exponentes, ac rogantes 
 eundem quod dictas Literas exhortatorias, sibi missas super Pace, aliasque 
 Clausas per nos directas eidem, quas eidem Roberto dicti nuncii presentarunt, 
 aperiret et inspiceret diligenter, [et] ad conteuta in ipsis sicut filius obediencie 
 respondent, idem Robertus, non absque indignacione animi, Literas Apostolicas 
 supradictas ibidem nunciis ipsis restituens supradictis, aperire et legere 
 recusavit, illud in sue pretendens excusacionis subsidium quod eo quia sibi 
 ascriptus titulus in Literis ipsis non fuerat regius, ut decebat, cum non Rex set 
 R. de Bruys dumtaxat Regnum gubernans Scocie ipsis nominaretur in Literis, 
 tractatibus aliquibus Pacis aut treugarum velle intendere, nosque et nuncios 
 ipsOs ad tractatus aliquos admittere, immo et aliter nunciis ipsis et eorum 
 proposiciouibus respondere, contemptibiiiter denegavit/et denegare in posterum, 
 nisi sibi regius ascriberetur titulus, extitit protestatus. Et, licet verbis suis 
 finaliter addiderit quod super premissis, deliberacione cum suis Consiliariis 
 habita pleniori, infra tune instans Festum Beati Michaelis memoratis nunciis 
 nostris per suas Literas responderet, idem, tamen, Robertus, in sue inobediencie 
 pertinacia perseverans, longe post dictum terminum, per suas respondit Literas 
 nunciis memoratis quod in responsione contenta in Literis nonnullorum Regni 
 Scocie Comitum et Baronum ipsis nunciis ab eisdem Comitibus directis, 
 continentibus quod, nisi dictus Robertus Rex tiominaretur Scocie, tractatus 
 aliquis super premissis nobiscum ac cum ipsis nunciis [minime] haberetur, eum 
 persistere oportebat ; prout de premissis omnibus et singulis nobis plene constat et 
 constitit, tarn inspeccione Literarum ipsius Roberti dictorumque Comitum et 
 fol.l34bBaronum, raissarum super hoc dictis nunciis, quam relacionibus deliberatis 
 Episcopi et Archidiaconi, et aliorum predictorurn ; quibus, quidem, nunciis 
 nostris juratis et eorum relacionibus super premissis adhibemus et adhibuimus 
 plenam fidem. Et, quia conjecturavimus verisimiliter ex premissis ipsum 
 Robertum, tanquam inobediencie filium, velle Apostolicis et nostris in hac parte 
 monitis et exhortacionibus non parere, occurrere periculis crebrioribus 
 afiectantes, et sperantes ut ad tractatus Pacis hujusmodi prosequendos liberior 
 et tranquillior nobis pateret aditus, treugas olim per dictum Dominum nostrum, 
 Summum Pontificein, inter Serenissimum Dominum Edwardum, Dei gracia 
 Regem Anglic illustrem, et memoratum Robertum de Brus indictas in Civitate 
 Londoniarum, ubi tune degebamuspreseneialiter, duximus publicandum, ad duos 
 annos numerandos a die Publicacionis earum continue duraturas, ipsasque in 
 nonnullis Anglie et Scocie Regnorum locis insignibus et confinibus eorunclem 
 Regnorum mandavimus et fecimus puplicari. Ac, demum, volentes Indiccionem 
 et Puplicacionem treugarum hujusmodi ad ipsius Roberti et suorum sequacium 
 fautorumet complicum, ac persouarum aliarum Regui Scocie, noticiampervenire, 
 Fratrem Adam, Gardianum Domus Fratrum Ordinis Minorum de Berewico, 
 nuncium nostrum juratum, cum Literis Apostolicis Indiccionem treugarum 
 ipsarum continentibus, et pluribus aliis tarn Apostolicis quam nostris Literis 
 Clausis et Patentibus et Processibus, ad eundem Robertum et Regnurn 
 Scocie duximus destinandum ; qui, injuncta sibi per nos satagens totis suis 
 conatibus, sicut obediencie filius, adimplere, optentis ab eodem Roberto 
 primitus Literis de conductu, cum ad eundem Robertum proficisceretur, 
 Mandata nostra immo verius Apostolica completurus, et jam terrain 
 Scocie intravisset, idem Alexander, se ipsius Roberti asserens Senescallum, 
 predicto veniens obvius Gardiano, prelibatas omnes et singulas tarn Apostolicas 
 quam nostras Literas et Processus, dicto Gardiano contradicente pro viribus, 
 cepit et habuit de ipsius mtinibus Gardiani, dicens et assereris Alexander pre- 
 dictus Literas et Processus dicto Roberto, qui hide per modicum distabat 
 spacium, portaturus ; qui Alexander, aliquali mediante temporis intervallo, iens 
 ad dictum Robertum, ut dixit, et rediens, Literas et Processus Gardiano restituit 
 
358 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 memorato, eidem sub pena incisionis capitis precipiens et injungens quod statim 
 Terrain et Regnum Scocie exiret, Literas de secure conductu, Gardiano eas pro 
 exitu petente omni prorsus instancia, concedere denegando. Treugis, itaque, 
 ipsis tune et Indiecione earum ibidem per Gardianum eundem, in vulgari suo 
 sonoro preoonio, pluribus ibidem Scotis astantibus, puplicatis, Gardianus 
 rediens supradictus paulo postquam fuit a loco predicto iter suum festinans ad 
 exitum elongatus, per quosdam iniquitatis filios, ipsius Koberti satellites, ausu 
 saorilego aggressus et invasus hostiliter, Literis et Processibus supradictis, 
 propriisque vestibus paupertatis et habitu, ac rebus aliis que portabat crudeliter 
 et inmaniter extitit spoliatus, prout de premissis per ipsius Gardiani, jurati 
 nostri nuncii, relacionem nobis extitit facta fides. Porro, memoratus Robertus, 
 suas dissimulare rebelliones satagens et notabiles inobediencias supradictas 
 palliare moliens et excessus, ac volens suas quas minus caute rebellionem et 
 inobediencias commiserat caucius obvelare, non absque false fmccionis adminiculo 
 confingens ad Pacis aspirare tractatus et bonum, suas Domino Regi Anglie 
 Literas super hoc destinavit, et nobis scripsit quod, obtentis ab eodem Rege 
 Anglie securo Literis de conductu, sex vel plures ad nos mitteret contractors. 
 Et, licet eidem Roberto rescripsissemus ad Literas quas nobis miserat respond- 
 endo, ipsas Literas nostras cuidam nnncio qui suas predictas nobis ex parte sua 
 presentaverat Literas assignando, idem, tamen, nuncius nobis referens dictas 
 nostras usque ad ingressum Regni Scocie pertransisse, gentesqne ipsius Robert! 
 ipsum nuncium easdem Literas nostras infra Regnum Scocie et ad dictum 
 Robertum portare minime permisisse, pro eoquia sibi titulus non ascribebatur per 
 nos Regius, predictas nobis nostras Literas Clausas, sicut prius et integras reporta- 
 vit. Postmodum, vero, memoratus Don i inns Rex certos ad locum in quo de Pace 
 tractare condictum extiterat destinavit. Quibus sic pendentibus inter moras 
 hujusraodi, idem Robertus aut alii Regni Scocie Comites, Barones, ac Nobiles, 
 cetereque persone ejus nomine et mandato, Indiccionis et Publicacionis hujus- 
 modi treugarum non ignari, nee valentes veram, nisi crassam suppositamque 
 seu simulatam et, eciam, affectatam pocius ignoranciam allegare, dictis treugis 
 sic indictis, sicque et aliter solempniter publicatis penis et sentenciis, monicicni- 
 bus, et exnortacionibus Apostolicis, non sine nota rebellionis execrabilis,vilipensis, 
 procul pulsa reverencia filial! qua ipse, et quilibet Christianus, Sancte Romane 
 tenetur Ecclesie et Christi Vicario, tanquamad Matremunicam, Christi Sponsam, 
 Villam et Castrum de Berewico, aliquamdiu possessa per Dominum Regein 
 Anglie supradictum et inclite memorie Patrem ejus et gentes eorum, eciam 
 Indiccionis et Publicacionis treugarum tempore predictarum, et postmodum et 
 ante ; necnon, et quedam alia Castra, Terras, et homines ipsius Domini Regis et 
 incolarum Regni Anglie, et infra Regnum Anglie consistentes, hostiliter iuvaser- 
 unt, et non absque plurium effusione sanguinis personarum et morte proch 
 dolor Villam ipsam et Castrum de Berewico, Castraque et Terras alias ipsins 
 Regis Anglie et incolarum ipsorum, in Apostolice Sedis contemptxim et ipsius 
 Regis prejudicium et jacturam, et plurimorum scandalum, sicut nobis constat 
 et constitit et fama publica predicabat, occuparunt, et contra justiciam 
 detinuerunt et adhuc detinent occupata, et in sue rebellionis preconium occupare 
 Terras alias ipsius Regis et Regni Anglie comminantur. Quare nos, visis et 
 diligenter attentis recensitis relacionibus predictorum Episcopi, Archidiaconi, 
 fol. 135.et Gardiani, et aliorum nunciorum nostrorum juratorum, super rebellionibus et 
 inobedienciis, excessibus, et insolerciis supradictis, premissa, que adeo fuerunt 
 notoria quod nulla poterant inficiacione celari, dissimulare ulterius et tales et 
 tantas rebellionis inobediencias et excessus notabiles pertransire permittere con- 
 niventibus oculis inpunitos [nolentes], nobiscum et cum peritis deliberacione pre- 
 habita diligenti, quia tarn per relaciones Episcopi, Archidiaconi, et Gardiani, et 
 aliorum predictorum nunciorum nostrorum jui-atorum, et aliter, nobis libere 
 constat et constitit de rebellionibus, inobedienciis, et excessibus plurimis 
 supradictis, in scriptis pronunciavinms et declaravimus dictum Robertum de 
 Brus, tune inpresenciarum Regnum Scocie gubernantem, fuisse et esse notorie 
 inobedientem et rebellem Sancte Romane Ecclesie Mandatisque Apostolicis 
 atque nostris, ac decrevimus fore contra ipsum Robertum, tanquam contra 
 rebellem et inobedientem notorium, et Mandatis Apostolicis atque nostris parere 
 
 bus, et occupacipnibus et varietate eorum et pluribus aliis supradictis 
 eos examinari fecimus diligenter; quorum attestacionibus visis et diligenter 
 
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 inspectis, certitudinaliter comperimus aggressiones, invasiones, occupaciones, et 
 quedarn alia de predictis fuisse per predictum Robertum et nonnullos ejus 
 sequaces, consiliarios, et fautores, de ipsius conuivencia et mandate, ipsoque 
 ratura habente, post et contra publicacionem et notificacioneiu treugarum 
 hujusrnodi notorie dampnabiliter perpetratas, in Apostolice Sedis contemptum, 
 ipsiusque Regis Anglie et incolarum Regni Anglie prejudieium et scandalum 
 plurimoruiu. Et, quia propter invasiones, congressiones, et occupaciones Ville 
 et Castri de Berewico, et aliorum Castrorum et terrarum Regis Anglie factas et 
 perpetratas, post et contra Publicacionem treugarum hujusmodi, per predictum 
 Kobertum et ejus sequaces, complices, et fautores, ejus nomine, ipso ratuni 
 habente, prout nobis de premissis constat [et] constitit, et quod fuerunt notoria 
 ex dictis et attestncionibus testium predictorum, et aliter non fuit dubium 
 ipsnm Robertum et in premissis adherentes eidem Excommunicacionis Sentencias 
 latas per Dominum nostrum, Sum mum Pontificem, in et contra infringentes 
 easdem treugas incurrisse ; nos, visis et diligenter inspectis contenta (sic) in 
 Literis Apostolicis insertis superius, nobis noviter destinatis, et diligenter 
 recensitis dictis et attestacionibus testium eorundem, quia no bis plene constitit 
 de premissis, eundem Robertum, et in hac parte adherentes eidem, pronunciavi- 
 mus in scriptis Sentencias latas per Dominum nostrum, Summum Pontificem, 
 in et contra infringentes treugas, incurrisse. Verum, cum propter inobediencias, 
 excessus, et rebelliones, et manifestas injurias et insolercias supradictas, Pacis 
 tractatus, ad quani prosequendam fuimus, ut suprascribitur, destinati, impediti 
 fuerant ac impediri debere et posse iuposterum verisimiliter presumebantur, nos, 
 qui, tanquam Pacis Angeli, ad Pacis semitas exquirendas fuimus destinati, tarn 
 enormesinjuriasdissimulareulterius nequimus, volentes preteritis providere per- 
 iculis, et futuris quibus poterimus obviare remediis, presertim cum jam ad nos 
 fama plurimorum pertulisset eundem Robertum et ejus sequaces, complices, et 
 fautores, Castra aliqua ipsorum Regis et Regni Anglie obsedisse, ac suos paravisse 
 excercitus ad invadendum, obsidendum, et occupandum Castra, terras, et jura 
 Domini Regis et incolarum Regni Anglie predictarum, propter que pacis 
 prosecucio nedurn retardabatur, immo et pocias impediebatur totaliter, vobis et 
 cuilibet vestrum insolidum nostris dedimus Literis in mandatis ut memoratum 
 Robertum, nominatim et specialiter, ac omnes et singulos fautores, complices, 
 adjutores, valitores, consiliarios, sequaces ejusdem Roberti, ac eidem in pre- 
 missis nirhilominus adherentes, geueraliter, tamdiu excommunicatos denun- 
 ciaretis, ac denunciari et vitari a vestris subditis arcius faceretis, donee de 
 predictis inobedienciis, rebellionibus, excessibus, invasionibus, congressionibus, 
 et occupacionibus satisfaccionem iinpenderent competentem, et Mandatis 
 Apostolicis ac nostris venerint humiliter parituri, ac a predictis Sentenciis 
 Absolucionis Beneficium fuerint assecuti, prout hec et alia in quibusdam aliis 
 nostris Processibus, quos ad majorem cautelam in quibusdam Ecclesiis Regni 
 Excom-Anglie in nostra puplicare presencia fecimus, seriosius conscribuntur. Sane, 
 muni- memoratus Robertus de Brus, ac nonnulli ipsius fautores, complices, adjutores, 
 cacio. valitores, consiliarii, et sequaces, ac eidem adherentes in hac parte, in sua 
 obstinate rebellionis pertiuacia perdurantes, nee advertentes ariolandi peccatum 1 
 et zelus (sic) ydolatrie paribus cum inobediencia passibus ambulare, cunctisque 
 prestanciorem fore obedienciam victimis, ad cor rninime redeuntes, set obtur- 
 antes surde more aspidis aures suas, Sentencias hujusmodi sustiuuerunt et 
 adhuc sustinent, anirnis induratis. Nos, attendentes quod iideiia Robertus, 
 suique complices, adjutores, valitores, consiliarii, et sequaces ejusdem, ac eidem 
 fol. i35badherentes in hac parte, sectantes detestabilis inobediencie vicium et contumacie 
 spiritum, se quasi pullos onagri liberos estimantes, non adverterunt hactenus 
 nee advertunt in recte consideracionis intuitum, quod peccatum Paganitatis 
 incurrit qui se Christianum asserit et Sedi Apostolice obedire contempuit, 
 dicique de istispossit, et merito, quod hii sunt qui Sacrosancte Komane Ecclesie, 
 quam tenentur ut Matrem et Dominam revereri, terga verterunt non faciem, 
 dam adeo se in premissis inobedientes exhibuerunt notabiliter et rebelles, et 
 exhibent ; ac volentes, ne ipsorum inpunitas ausum in aliis, in contemptum 
 Apostolice reverencie, pareat, nostros, sicut convenit, contra eos exaggerare 
 Processus, cum, per nos diu expectati, ad gremium Sancte Matris Ecclesie redire 
 contempserint, vobis et cuilibet vestrum insolidum ad quod faciendum alter 
 
 1 " Mandatis Apostolicis nolle acquiescere peccatum ariolandi est (Steph. Tornac,) 
 D'Ai-nis, 
 
360 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 alterum non expectet, nee alius pro alio se excuset, set ad quern et ad quos 
 presentes Litere primo pervenerint, id primitus exequantur auctoritate prefata, 
 nobis in hac parte commissa, in virtute sancte obediencie, et sub penis infra- 
 scriptis districte precipiendo mandamus quatinus memoratum Robertum de 
 Erus nominatim et specialiter, necnon omnes et singulos fautores, complices, 
 adjutores, valitores, consiliarios, et sequaces ejusdem, et sibi adherentes, 
 nichilominus in hac parte clericos et Personas Ecclesiasticas, ac laicos, cujus- 
 cumque sint dignitatis, gradus, auctoritatis, condicionis, aut status, eciam si 
 Persone ipsePrimacie Ecclesie Archiepiscopali, Legacionis, vel Episcopal! aut 
 alia quavis prefulgeant dignitate, generaliter et, cum eorum nomina didiceritis, 
 nominatim, et publice in Ecclesiis vestris, duni Missarum ibidem celebrabuntur 
 solempnia, ac in vestris Curiis vestrorumque Officialium, cum agitabuntur cau- 
 sarum strepitus in eisdem, sermonibus, colloquiis, et congregacionibus publicis, ac 
 locis aliis de quibus vobis videbitur expedire, populo in eisdem astante 
 fideli, palam et publice, diebus singulis feriatis et non feriatis, extinctis candelis, 
 pulsatis campanip, ter et amplius in qualibet Missa solempni ; semel, videlicet, 
 post Epistolam, secundo post Evangelium, et tercio post Communionem, 
 tamdiu excommunicates denuncietis quos nos, eciam, denunciamus tenore 
 presercium Literarum, vitetis et denunciari et vitari a vestris subditis arcius 
 faciatis, donee de predictis inobedienciis, excessibus, invasionibus, congressioni- 
 bus, et occupacionibus, satisfecerint competenter, et Mandatis Apostolicis ac 
 Inter- nostris venerint humiliter parituri. Porro, quia nullum profectum prestaret 
 dictumhumilitas humilibus si contumacia contumacibus non obesset, cum cautum sit 
 quod propagante contumacia pena non debet minui set augeri, nos, Auctoritate 
 predicta nobis in hac parte commissa, terras Roberti et Regni Scocie, quod idem 
 Robertus inpresenciarum noscitur gubernare, necnon terras suorum quorum- 
 cumque fautorum, complicum, adjutorum, valitorum, consiliariorum, et 
 sequacium quorumcumque ipsius, ac eidem adherencium in hac parte, et si 
 predicti fautores, complices, adjutores, valitores, consiliarii, et sequaces Persone 
 Ecclesiastice fuerint, cujuscumque gradus, ordinis, dignitatis, auctoritatis, et 
 status, eciam si Legacionis, Primacie, Archiepiscopali, vel Episcopali, prefulgeant 
 dignitate, Ecclesias, Monasteria, ceteraque Loca Ecclesiastica eorundem, necnou 
 familiares ipsius Roberti et quorumcumque laicorum predictorum, per hanc 
 - . nostram Sentenciam in hiis scriptis Ecclesiastico supponimus Interdicto, ipsum- 
 que Robertum, et omnes et singulos fautores, consiliarios, adjutores, valitores, 
 complices, et sequaces, ac eidem adherentes in hac parte, per eandem Sentenciam 
 privamus omnibus et singulis feudis, locacionibus, officiis, et quibuscumque 
 Beneficiis Spiritualibus citra Archiepisoopalem et Episcopalem Dignitatem, ac, 
 eciam Temporalibus que a quibuscumque Ecclesiis optinebant, ut sic libere ilia 
 ad ipsas Ecclesias revertantur quod Prelati et Rectores earuin, aut alii ad quos 
 id pertinebit, de hiis prorsus de voluntate disponant ; necnon et Privilegiis, 
 Indulgenciis, Graciis, et Libertatibus, et Immunitatibus, realibus et personal! bus, 
 eisdem hactenus ab Apostolica Sede concessis, et omni comodo eorundem. 
 Vassallos, vero, subditos, et homines eorundem a juramento Fidelitatis, quo 
 eisdem fore noscitur astrictj, et quibuscumque obligacionibus quibus tenentur 
 eisdem, per hanc nostram Sentenciam absolvimus, et pronunciamus eosdem 
 vassallos supradictos et homines eorundem a juramento hujusmodi et obligacioni- 
 bus quibuslibet, quibus tenentur eisdem, tenore Presencium absolutes ; ipsosque 
 vassallos et subditos ac homines, Roberti fautores, consiliarios, adjutores, 
 complices, sequaces, ac eidem in hac parte adherentes predictos, a dominio et 
 subjeccione ipsorum per eandem Sentenciam eximinms, omnesque obligaciones, 
 conspiraciones, pacciones, et convenciones, factas inter dictum Robertum aut 
 quoscumque alios, super adjutorio, subsidio, vel favore, dicto Roberto de Brus, 
 circa invasionem vel inpugnacionem Regni Anglie, aut Hibernie vel Wallie 
 Parcium, predictorum, seuquarumvis terrarum vel insularum dicti Regis Anglie, 
 quomodolibet impendendo, per quas dicte Pacis negocitim impeditum est hactenus, 
 et impediri aut ditferri poterit in futurum ; eciam si colligaciones, aspiraciones, 
 et confederaciones, pacciones, et convenciones ipse juramento sint vel promissione 
 vallidate seu vallate penarum adjeccionibus, obligacionibus, vel stipulacionibus 
 quibuscumque, dissolvimus et dissolutas fore, tenore Presencium, denunciamus. 
 Ad hec, cum juramentum vinculum iniquitatis esse non debeat, jurarnenta que- 
 cumque, sub quibuscumque modo, forma, vel expressione verborum, super hoc 
 a quibuscumque prestita, Auctoritate eadem relaxamus. Ceterum, si inter 
 fautores, consiliarios, adjutores, valitores, et sequaces ejusdem Roberti, aut 
 eidem nichilominus in hac parte adherentes, alique Persone Ecclesiastice, 
 
SCOTLAND. 361 
 
 Seculares vel Religiose fuerint, eciam si alique earuncleru Legacionis, Primacie, 
 Archiepiscopali, vel Episcopali, vel alia quavis publica prefulgeat dignitate, uos 
 ipsos, et eorum quemlibet, ad Administracionem Spiritualiura et Temporalium 
 Ecclesiarum suarum, per hanc nostram Sentenciam in hiis scriptis, suspendimus, 
 et suspenses ab Administracione hujusmodi nunciamus. Rursus, si memoratus 
 fo 136.Robertus ejusque fautores, consiliarii, adjutores, valitores ac sequaces, ac eidem. 
 adherentes in hac parte, Sentencias hujusmodi per xx dies animis sustinuerint 
 obstinatis, nos ex tune, ut ex nunc, ipsos Robertum, fautores, consiliarios, 
 adjutores, valitores, conspiratores, ct sequaces, ac eidem adherentes, intestabiles, 
 ita quod nee coudere Testamentum, nee ad cujusquam ex Testamento, vel ab 
 intestato, possint successionem admit ti, ac inhabiles et indignos ad honores et 
 quelibet Officia publica optinenda vel excercenda inposterum, reddimus, 
 Auctoritate predicta, per hanc nostram Sentenciain, tenore presencium Liter- 
 arum. Ad hec filios et nepotes, descendentes ab eisdem Roberto, turbatoribus 
 et impeditoribus Pacis hujusmodi, fautoribus, consiliariis, adjutpribus, valitori- 
 bus, complicibus, et sequacibus ejusdem' Roberti, in hac parte eidem adherenti- 
 bus laicis, usque ad secundum gradum, inhabilitamus per hanc nostram 
 Sentenciam, in hiis scriptis, et inhabiles reddimus, et fore inhabiles decernimus, 
 ad quecumque Ecclesiastica Beneficia optinenda ; scituri quod ad penas alias, 
 Spirituales et Temporales, contra dictum Robertum et in hac parte adherentes 
 eidem, si in sua diucius pertinacia perdurarint, sicut nobis expedire videbitur 
 ipsorumque requirit contumacia et suadebit justicia, procedemus. Ut, igitur, 
 hujusmodi Processus nostri ad communem omnium noticiam deducautur, 
 volumus, vobisque sub penis predictis et infrascriptis districte precipiendo 
 mandamus, quatinus vos, Domini Archiepiscopi et Episcopi, Cartas sive 
 membranas Processus continentes eosdem, sub sigillis vestris, in majorum et 
 aliarum solempnium Ecclesiamm, vestrarum Civitatis et Diocesis, appendi vel 
 affigi hostiis seu super limiuare faciatis, que Processus nostros hujusmodi, suo 
 quasi sonoro preconio et patulo manifestent ; ita quod inobedientes ipsi, si qui 
 quod absit fuerint, quos Processus inde contingunt, nullatenus possint illorum 
 ignoranciam allegare, cum non sit verisimile remanere quoad ipsos incognitum 
 vel occultum quod tarn patenter omnibus publicatur. Quod si premissa non 
 feceritis, aut in premissis negligentes fueritis vel remissi, vel nostris in hac parte 
 non parueritis Mandatis cam effectu, nos vobis Dominis Archiepiscopis et 
 Episcopis, quibus ob vestrarum reverenciam Dignitatum differre volumus in hac 
 parte, ex nunc ut ex tune, Auctoritate prefata, Monicione premissa Canonica, 
 ingressum Ecclesie interdicimus in hiis scriptis. Quod si Interdictum hujusmodi 
 sustinueritis per sex dies, in hiis scriptis suspendimus a Divinis, ac in vos, et in 
 omnes et singulos alios Prelates, Seculares et Regulares, exemptos et non 
 exemptos, quorumcumque Ordinum et Ueligionum existant, si in premissis non 
 parueritis et non paruerint, ut prefertur, Excommunicacionis Sentencias 
 ferimus in hiis scriptis. In quorum omnium testimonium presentes Literas sive 
 Processus scribi et regestrari fecimus, nostrorumque sigillomm appensione 
 rouniri. Datum apud Dovere, Cantuariensis Diocesis, die xiiija Mensis Septem- 
 bris, Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo . xviij, et Pontificatus predicti Sanctissimi 
 Patris, Domini Johannis, Divina Providencia 1'ape XXIld., Anno Tercio. 
 
 Processus dictorum Cardinalium, habitus apud Notyngham, continens duos Bullas 
 dumtaxat ; Primam, videlicet, intitulatam supra De Pace, et Quintain intitula- 
 tam De Interdicto, super Excommunicacione Roberti de Brus et complicum et 
 fautorum suorum, et l)enunciacione eorundem : 
 
 Miseracione Divina Gaucelinus etc., ut supra, in olio Processu salutem et 
 sinceram in Domino caritatem. Literas Apostolicas, vera bulla plumbea more 
 Romane Curie bullatas, patentes, integras, omni suspicione carentes, directas 
 nobis per Sanctissimum in Christo Patrem et Dominum, Doniinum Johannem, 
 digna Dei Providencia Papam XXII, recepimus ; quarum tenor sequitur in hec 
 verba, Johannes Episcopus, Servus servorum Dei, dilectis filiis Gaucelino, etc, 
 (ut supra}, salutem, etc. Rex excelsus, sumrni Regis Filius, Princeps Pacis, 
 Qui facit concordiam in Sublimibus Suis, et Arcem possidet Unitatis, etc., ut 
 supra in Prima Bulla Processus prccedentis. Item, Johannes Episcopus, 
 Servus, etc., Gaucelino/ etc.-- Crescit facile in iumensum inpr.nita temeritas, 
 etc., ut supra in ultima Bulla precedents Processus. Sane, ad execucionem 
 nobis injuuctorum per Sedem Apostolicam, que ex predictarum colligi possit 
 contineucia Literarum, etc., ut supra in olio Processu usque ibi inposterum 
 verisimiliter presumantur. Et tune sequitur, Nos, qui, tanquam Pacis Angeli, 
 
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362 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 ad Pacts semitas exequendas fuimus destinati, tarn enormes injurias dissimulate 
 ulterius nequeamus, cum jam probosa predictorum vota discriminum, longe 
 lateque diffusa per Populos, ad tarn contagiose perseveritatis exemplum in- 
 iquorum animos concitaverint, et ne nimium misericordes fuisse, aut pocius involvi 
 negligencie laqueis judicemur, cum supra debiturn ipsius Robert! suorumque 
 complicum et fautorum emendam expectaverimus, neque redierint ad cor, 
 prepediente human! generis inimico. sintque tales, ut videtur, qui perire magis 
 appetunt quam parei'e, volentes pocius a funccionibus separari Dominicis quam 
 foU36bin suis obstinatis facinoribus superari ; confidentes in Domino quod menciatur 
 tandem ipsis iniquitas, et, quibus hactenus abstulit execrabilis inpericia rebel- 
 lionum consilium,tribuat vexacionis austeritas intellectum,cura justum sit utiidem 
 et qui in circuitu eorum sunt experimento senciant quam periculose desipiunt qui 
 Mandatis Apostolicis reluctantur, et considerautes attencius quod inmensum 
 extollitur impunita temeritas, et licencia que juris racione non cogitur justis 
 semper racionibus obluctatur ; volentesque preteritis providere periculis, et 
 futuris quibus poterimus remediis obviare, presertim cum ad nos fama 
 plurimorum pertulit eundem Robertum. et ejus sequaces, complices, et fautores 
 Castra aliqua ipsorum Regis et Regni Anglie obsedisse, ac suos paravisse 
 excercitus ad invadendum, obsidendum, et occupandum Castra, terras, et jura 
 Domini Regis et incolarum Regni Anglie predictorum, propter que Pacis pro- 
 secucio nedum retardatur, immo et pocius totalizer impeditur, premissaque 
 sunt adeo notoria etpublica quod nulla possunt tergiversacione celari. predictas 
 injurias, Sedi Apostolice et nobis allatas, inultas transire permittere minime 
 debeamus ; vobiset cuilibet vestrum in solidum. ad quod faciendum et efficaciter 
 exequendum alter vestrum alterum non expectet, nee alter pro altero se excuset, 
 set ad quern primo presentes Litere pervenerint, id primitus studiosius exequa- 
 tur, in virtute sancte Obediencie et sub penis infrascriptis districte precipiendo 
 mandamus quatinus memoratum Robertum, nominatim et specialiter, et omues 
 et singulos fautores, complices, adjutores, valitores, consiliarios, et sequaces et 
 adherentes eidem in hac parte generaliter, in Ecclesiis, dum Missarum celebra- 
 buntur solempnia, et Curiis vestris dum ibidem Causarum strepitus agitabuntur, 
 sermonibus et congregacionibus publicis quibus vobis videbitur faciendis, 
 populo in eisdem astante fideli, palam et publice, singulis Diebus Dominicis et 
 Festivis, extinctis candelis, campanis pulsatis, quos nos nichilominus denuncia- 
 mus, tenore Presencium Literarum, tamdiu excommunicates denuncietis, vitetis, 
 et denunciari et vitari a vestris subditis arcius faciatis, donee de predictis 
 inobedienciis, rebelliorabus, excessibus, invasionibus, congressionibus, et 
 occupacionibus, satisfaccionem impenderint competentem et Mandatis Apo- 
 stolicis paruerint humiliter, ut tenentur, ac a predictis Sentences Absolucionis 
 beneficium meruerint optinere ; scituri quod ad penas alias spirituales et 
 temporales contra dictum Robertum et in hac parte adherentes eidem, si in sua 
 diucius pertinacia perduraverint, sicut nobis expedire videbitur ipsorumque 
 requiret contumacia et suadebit justicia, procedemus.- -Ut, igitur, hujusmodi 
 nostri Processus ad cornmunem omnium noticiam deducantur [and so forth, 
 verbatim, to the end of the Document, as on page 361 line 22]. --Datum 
 Notynghamie, Eboracensis Diocesis, die decima uona mensis Augusti, Anno 
 Domini MO. CCO. xviijo, Pontificatus predicti Sanctissimi Patris, Domini 
 Johannis, Divina Providencia Pape XXII^i Anno Secundo. 
 
 Miseracione Divina Gaucelinus, etc., ut supra in Primo Processu. Literas 
 Apostolicas, vera bulla plumbea et filo canapis, more Romane Curie, bullatas, 
 patentes, integras [etc., ut supra], recepimus; quarum tenor sequitur in hec 
 verba : Johannes, Episcopus, etc. [ut supra], Persoiiam carissimi in Christo 
 Filii nostri, Edwardi, Regis Anglie Illustris, ej usque Regnum inclitura, ea 
 dileccionis sinceritate prosequiimur, ut, suum dictique Regni statum a guerrarum 
 fol. I37.fluctibus liberum et a discriminibus turbacionis inmunem paternis desideriis 
 affectautes, ad procurandum tranquillitatem et quietem illius oportunum 
 Apostolice Sedis favorem, quantum cum Deo possumus, liberaliter impendamus, 
 quatinus Rex ipse, securitate sibi ab insidiis emulorum indulta, utilitatibus 
 propriis liberius possit intendere, seque ad assumendum negocium Terre Saucte, 
 nostris precordiis non mediocriter insidens, ad quod ut asserit ferventer 
 anelat (sic), habilius valeat preparare, cuuctaque, sicut displicenter audivimus, 
 ipsorum Regis et Regni pax et optanda tranquillitas nedum sit forinsecis 
 guerrarum turbinibus perturbata, set et intestinis periculose lacerata scissuris, 
 dum nonnulh Magnates et Nobiles dicti Regni, spreto Fidelitatis debito, ab 
 ipsius Regis obediencia se subducunt, et tarn illi quam alii in ipsum Regeui, et 
 
SCOTLAND, 363 
 
 Regnum predictum, et Terrain suam Hibernie, impugnacionis et invasionis 
 reprpbande conatus cxcercent ; nos, eideni Regi et Regno, premisse considera- 
 cionis intuitu, circa id quantum in nobis est prospici cupientes, in onines et 
 singulos, cujuscumquesint preeminencie, dignitatis, aut status, ^ui Regem ipsum, 
 Regnum, et Terram predictam aut eorum partem invadere, vel Regnum 
 ipsum et Terram, contra Regem eundem, cum armis vel sine annis, 
 intrare presumpserint, aut alias eorum pacem et tranquillitatem injuste 
 turbaverint, seu hujusmodi turbatoribus aut invasoribus in pecunia, equis, 
 vel armis, vel aliis, circa hec prestiterint auxilium, consilium, vel 
 favorem, publicum vel occultum, Excouimunicacionis in personas, et 
 Interdicti Sentencias in Terras eorum, auctoritate Presencium promul- 
 gandi, a qua, quidem, Excommunicacionis SSentencia, sine speciali Mandate 
 Sedis Apostojice, nisi forsan in mortis articulo, absplvi nequeant ; in 
 quo, eciam, si fuerint absoluti, et ipsos contigerit sanitati restitui, nisi satis- 
 fecerint infra mensem, eadem Sentencia eo ipso ligentur ; necnon ad quascum- 
 que alias penas, spirituales et temporales, contra illos debite procedendi ; et 
 insuper hujusmodi Sentencias atque penas, ubicumque et quocienscumque 
 expedire videritis, et precipue in locis maritimis seu mari vicinis, per vos, vel 
 alium seu alios solempniter publicandi, ac omnes pacciones, obligaciones, con- 
 federaciones, et colligaciones, circa premissavel eorum aliquod factas, juramento 
 vel quacumque firmitate alia robpratas, uullas, irritas, et viribus vacuas 
 nunciandi, vacuandi, seu dissolvendi, irritandi, et revocandi, quatenus de facto 
 processerint ; necnon et juramenta circa id prestita, prout secundum Deum 
 expedire videritis, relaxandi, et alia que circa premissa et ea tangencia fuerint 
 oportuna, mediante justicia, faciendi, non obstantibus quibuscuraque Com- 
 missionibus, super predictis vel eorum aliquo, vobis, aut quibuslibet aliis alias 
 per nos factis; quibus, tamen, per hoc non intendimus derogare, set eas 
 volumus in suo vigore manere ; aut si aliquibus a Sede Apostolica sit indultum 
 sub quacumque forma vel concepcione verborum, quod excomnmnicari vel eorum 
 terre Ecclesiastico Tnterdicto supponi non possint, per Literas Sedis ejusdem 
 non facientes plenam et expressam ac de verbo adyerbum de Indulto hujusmodi 
 mencionem; et qualibet alia dicte Sedis Indulgencia, generali vel speciali, cujus- 
 cumque tenoris vel expressionis existat, per quam effectus Presencium impediri 
 possit vel quomodolibet retardari ; vobis aut vestrum alteri plenam et liberam 
 concedimus, tenore Presencium, facultatem, Datum Avinionie, iiijt Kalendas 
 Januarii, Pontificatus nostri Anno Secundo [29 Dec., 1318]. 
 
 ITEM, Johannes Episcopus, Servus, etc., Gaucelino, etc. [ut supra}. Crescit facile 
 in inmensum inpunita temeritas, etc., ut supra, in ultima Bulla Primi 
 Processus. -Sane sic prudenter prescindenda sunt scandala ut suocedant bona 
 salubrius, quodque, votivo offendiculo segregate, facilior occurrat aditus ad 
 optata. Attendentes, itaque, quod Dominus noster, Summus Pontifex, salutis, 
 pacis, et cdiicordie Illustris Regis Anglie, Regnorum et Parcium predictorum, 
 ac incolarum ipsarum, zelator precipuus, ad ea nos miserit que suut honoris Dei 
 et Romane Ecclesie, ac status pacifici et tranquilli Regis et Regnorum ac 
 Parcium incolarum predictorum, nos, precavere volentes ne guerrarum turbacio 
 que solet interdum in talibus atferre periculum Processui nostro, super injunctis 
 nobis a Sede Apostolica, et circa ea quod "absit aliquid difficultatis opponat, 
 necnon Mandatis Apostolicis humiliter obedire et injuncta nobis in hac parte 
 eflficaciter exequi, ut tenemur ; cum, consideratis circumstanciis plurimis, infra- 
 scripta fieri debere nobis expediencia videantur, turn quia nonnulla Castra et 
 Ville Regni et Terre predictorum ac gentis Regis ejusdem Anglie per quosdam 
 invasa fuerint nequiter .et aggressa, ac nichilominus occupata ; turn, eciam, 
 quia invadi ac aggredi et occupari periculosius formidantur, prout hec ad nos 
 fama pertulit plurimorum, etpropterea pacis et concordie prosecucionis injuncte 
 nobis non est dubium impediant efFectus , monemus Auctoritate predicta primo, 
 secundo, tercio, et peremptorie, ac tenore Presencium salubribus in Domino 
 monitis exhortamur Nobilem Virum, Robertum de Brus, Regnum Scocie 
 gubern.antem, necnon omnes et singulos Archiepiscopos, Episcopos, et Prelates, 
 et Personas Ecclesiasticasquascumque, omnesque et singulos Magnates, Nobiles, 
 et quoslibet alips, Regnorum Anglie et Scocie et Parcium predictorura incolas, et 
 quoscumque alios Regnorum et Terrarum ac Parcium quorumcumque, cujuscum- 
 fol.!37bque sint preeminencie, dignitatis, auctoritatis, condicionis, aut status, ipsaque 
 (sic) injungimus et, tenore Preseucium, inhibemus quod Serenissimum Principem, 
 Dominum Edwardum, Dei gracia Regem Anglie, aut Regnum Anglie, et Terram 
 suam predictam,, aut eorum partem hostiliter invadere, vel Regnum Anglie et 
 
364 THE REGISTER QF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Terram predictam Ibernie, contra Regern ipsura, aut in ipsius Regni Anglie et 
 Parcinm predictorum prejudicimn, cum armis vel sine armis, intrare, aggredi, 
 aut oceupare, absque consensu et voluntate ipsius, aliquatenus non presumant ; 
 quodque ab invasionibus et aggressionibus ac occupacionibus hujusmodi, si 
 quas fecerint, omnino desistant, nee alias pacis et concordie prosecucionem nobis 
 injunctam, aut pacem et tranquillitatem Regis et Regni et Parcium predic- 
 torum aliquatenus impediant vel conturbent, aut turbatores quoslibet et 
 invasores Regis et Regni Anglie et Parcium Ibernie predictorum, in pecunie, 
 equorum, vel armorum, aut aliorum quorumcumque subsidio coadjuvent quo- 
 quo modo, sive prestent ipsis invasoribus, aggressoribus. et occupatoribus, con- 
 silium, auxilium, vel favorem, per se vel alium sen alios, publicum vel occultum. 
 Quod si dictum Dominum Regem aut Regnum Anglie, et Terram predictam 
 Ibernie, contra Regem ipsum aut in ejus prejudicium, cum armis vel sine armis, 
 intrare presumpserint, aut ab invasionibus et aggressionibus ac occupacionibus 
 hujusmodi non destiterint, aut alias pacis et concordie prosecxicionem nobis 
 iujunctam, ac pacem et tranquillitatem Regis et Regni Anglie et Parcium 
 predictorum impediverint aut conturbaverint, aut turbatores quoslibet et 
 invasores, aggressores, ac occupatores Regis et Regni Anglie et Parcium Ibernie 
 predictorum, in pecunie, equorum, armorum, aut aliorum quorumcumque 
 subsidio coadjuvaverint, sen prestiterint ipsis invasoribus, aggressoribus, et 
 occupatoribus consilium, auxilium, vel favorem, per se vel alium seu alios, 
 publicum vel occultum, nisi infra x dies a tempore Publicacionis et 
 Notih'cacionis Presencium continue computandos, quorum tres pro primo, 
 et tres pro secundo, et reliquos quatuor ipsis Roberto, et invasoribus, 
 turbatoribus, et aggressoribus et occupatoribus, et eorum singulis, pro 
 tercio et peremptorio termiuo et Moricione Canonica assignamus, des- 
 titerint a predictis et singulis predictorum, aut contra moniciones et 
 exhortaciones nostras hujusmodi fecerint, aut presentibus mandatis nostris 
 vel monitis non paruerint, cum effectu ; nos, predicta Apostolica Auctoritate 
 nobis in hac parte commissa, in eundem Robertum de Brus, Regnum Scocie 
 gubernantem, et in omnes et singulos Magnates et Nobiles, aut quoscumque 
 alios Anglie et Scocie Regnorum et Terrarum aut Parcium predictorum, seu 
 aliorum Regnorum et Parcium quorumcumque incolas, et in omnes et singulos 
 complices, adjutores, valitores, consiliarios, fautores, et sequaces ejusdem 
 Roberti et aliorum Magnatum et Nobilium predictorum, cujuscumque preerain- 
 encie, dignitatis, axictoritatis, et condicionis aut status existaut, qui Regem ip- 
 sum, aut Regnum Anglie et Terram Ibernie memorata, aut partem eorum 
 quamcumque, hostiliter invadere, aggredi, occupare, vel Regnum et Terram 
 predicta, contra Regem ipsum et in ejus prejudicium, cum armis vel sine armis, 
 intrare aliquatenus presumpserint, seu qui ab invasionibus, aggressionibus, et 
 occupacionibus, jam factis et inposterum faciendis, omnino non destiterint, aut 
 alias pacis et concordie predictam m prosecucionem nobis injunctam, ac pacem 
 et tranquillitatem Regis et Regni et Parcium predictorum aliqualiter impedi- 
 verint aut conturbaverint, ac turbatoribus quibuslibet et aggressoribus ac 
 invasoribus Regis et Regni Anglie ac Parcium Ibernie predictorum, in pecunie, 
 equorum, armorum, aut aliorum quorumcumque subsidio juvaverint, sive 
 prestiterint dicto Roberto et ipsis invasoribus, aggressoribus, et occupatoribus 
 consilium, auxilium, vel favorem, per se vel alium seu alios, quomodolibet, 
 publicum vel occultum, nisi intra predictum terminum a premissis destiterint, 
 et ea que ipsis injungimus et singula eorundem non compleverint cum effectu, 
 ex mine ut ex tune, Monicione premissa Canonica, Auctoritate prefata, Excom- 
 municacionis Sentencias ferimus in hiis scriptis. Terras, vero, ipsius Roberti, 
 ac Magnatun: et Nobilium predictorum, necnon complicum, adjutorum, vali- 
 torum, consiliariorum, fautorum, et sequacium dictorum Roberti, et aliorum 
 quorumcumque Magnatum et Nobilium predictorum, si qui fuerint, qui contra 
 moniciones et mandata nostra aliquid acceplaverint, et nostris monicionibus et 
 
 hac parte, si qui fuerint dictorum Roberti aliorumque quorumcumque Magnatum 
 et Nobilium, in et super premissis, adjutores, valitores, consiliarii, fautores, 
 quomodolibet, aut sequaces, contra moniciones et mandata nostra hujusmodi 
 faciendo, aut qui pacis et concordie predictarum prosecucionem nobis injunctam, 
 aut pacem et tranquillitatem Regis et Regui Anglie ac Parcium predictorum 
 aliqualiter impediverint aut turbaverint, ac dictum Robertum, aut alios 
 
SCOTLAND. 365 
 
 turbatores quoslibet et aggressores, et invasores et occupatores Regis et Regni 
 Anglie ac Parcium Ibernie predictorum, in pecunie, equorum, armorum, aut 
 aliorum quorumcumque subsidio juvaverint, sive prestiterint dicto Roberto 
 et ipsis invasoribus, aggressoribus, et occupatoribus, consilium, auxilium, 
 vel favorem, per se vel aliiim seu alios, qaomodolibet, publicura vel qccultum, 
 ex nunc ut ex tune, Auctoritate prefata, premissa Monicione Canonica, iu hiis 
 scriptis, ingressum Ecclesie interdicimus ; et si Interdictura hujusmodiper iiijor 
 fol.l38.dies dictos deceni inmediate sequentes sustinuerint, ipsos et eorum quemlibet 
 suspendimus a Divinis. Quod si Interdictum et Suspensionem hujusmodi per 
 alios vj dies, predictos xiiij inmediate sequentes, sustinuerint, animis induratis, 
 nos in ipsos et eorum singulos, necnon in quoscumque Electos Abbates, Priores, 
 Decanos, Prepositos, et quascumque alias Personas Ecclesiasticas, Seeulares et 
 Regulares, quorumcumque non mendicancium sive mendicancium Ordinum, 
 cujuscumque status, gradus, ordinis, vel condicionis fuerint, dictorum Roberti, 
 aliorumque quorumcumque Magnatum et Nobilium in et super premissis 
 adjutores, valitores, consiliarios, fautores, qupmodolibet, aut sequaces, contra 
 moniciones et mandata nostra hujusmodi faciendo, aut qui pacis et concordie 
 predictarum prosecucionem. nobis injunctam, aut pacem et tranquillitatem Regis 
 et Regni Anglie et Parcium predictoruni aliqualiter impediverint aut turbaverint, 
 ac dicto Roberto aut aliis turbatoribus quibuslibet, et aggressoribus ac invasori- 
 bus Regis et Regni Anglie ac Parcium Ibernie predictoruni, in pecunie, armorum, 
 equorum, aut aliurum quorumcumque prestacione subsidium prestiterint, sive 
 dederint dicto Roberto et aliis invasoribus, etc,, consilium, auxilium, vel 
 favorem, per se vel alium seu alios, quomodolibet, super premissis, publicura vel 
 pccultum, ex nunc ut ex tune, Auctoritate predicta, premissa Monicione Canon- 
 ica, in hiis scriptis Excommunicacionis Sentencias promulgamus ; Ecclesiasque 
 Archiepiscoporum et Episcoporum, et illas, ac Monasteriorum quorumcumque 
 Prelatorum predictorum, per hanc nostram Sentenciam Ecclesiastico supponimus 
 Interdicto ; ad penas alias Spirituales et Temporales, sicut npbis expadire 
 videbitur, contra dictum Roberta in et quoscumque alios facientes contra 
 Moniciones et Mandata nostra hujusmodi, ac non parentes eisdem effectualiter, 
 juxta potestatem nobis super hoc per diclas Literas Apostolicas attributam, 
 prout requiret eorundem excessuum protervitas et juris permittet equitas, 
 processuri, Porro, ut nichil de contingentibus pbmittamus, et ne aliqui quarum- 
 cumqne paccionum, obligacionum, confederacionum, aut colligacionum, circa 
 premissa vel eorum aliqua factanim, hactenus se valeant super premissis 
 aliquatenus excusare, nos, Auctoritate predicta, nobis in hac parte commissa, 
 omnes et quascumque pacciones, obligaciones, confederaciones, et colligaciones, 
 generales et speciales, circa predicta vel aliquod predictorum, inter quascumque 
 Personas factas, eciam penarum apposicione, juramento, vel quacumque 
 firmitate alia roboratas, per hanc nostram Sentenciam in hiis scriptis, dissolvi- 
 mus, annullamus, irritamus, ut omnino viribus vacuas, et eas, quatenus de 
 facto processerint, eciam revocamus, ipsasque nullas, irritas, et viribus quibus- 
 libet vacuas uunciamus, Auctoritate qua supra, tenore Presencium Literarum ; 
 juramenta, vero, circa premissa prefata, a quibuscumque quibusvis Personis, cura 
 Persone que juramenta talia prestiterint ad nos accesserint vel sufficientes 
 Procuratores propter hoc ad nos miserint, relaxare studebimus, pvout secundum 
 Deum animabus transgredienciuiu salubrius videbinms expedire. Verum, quia 
 hujusmodi nostrorum Processuum, Monicionum, Exhprtacionum, et Senten- 
 ciarum Edictum ad singulorum quorum interest, intererit, vel interesse poterit, 
 proferri noticiam affectamus, ut contra Processus ipsos cujuslibet iguorancie et 
 calumpnie tollatur occasio, dictos nostros presentes Processus per vos et vestrnm 
 singulos decrevimus et, tenore Presencium, decernimus publicandos. Quare 
 vobis, Dominis Archiepiscopis et Episcopis, ceterisque Prelatis et Personis 
 Ecclesiasticis supradictis, exemptis et non exemptis, in dictis Regnis Anglie et 
 Scocie ac Terris Ibernie et Wallie, aut Regnis et Terris aliis, constitutis, et aliis 
 ad quos Processus nostri presentes pervenerint, Auctoritate Apostolica nobis in 
 hac parte commissa, districte precipiendo mandamus vobis et vestrum singulis, 
 in virtute Sancte Obediencie et sub pena Exoonnnunicacionis districcius 
 injungentes, quatinus predictos nostros Processus, Moniciones, Sentencias, et 
 Maudata, ac alia omnia et siugula in nostris present! bus Literis annotatta, infra 
 pcto dies postquam Litere ipse ad vos pervenerint, iu Ecclesiis vestris, astante 
 ibidem Populo Fideli, dum celebrabitur Major Missa, solempniter publicetis, 
 semel et pluries, diebus et locis aliis, sicut vobis et vestrum singulis videbitur 
 expedire, ac eundem Robertuin de Bras, Regnum Scocie gubernanteni, special- 
 
366 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 iter, nominatim, et publice, et omnes alios et singulos qui Monicionibus et 
 Mandatis nostris -immo, vero, Apostolicis in hac parte non parueiint cum 
 effectu, generaliter, palam, et publice, singulis Diebus Dominicis et Festivis, 
 pulsatis oampanis, et candelis accensis, denuncietis excommunicatos, Terrasque 
 eorum Intordicto Ecclesiastico subjacere tamdiu donee a predictis invasionibus, 
 aggressionibus, occupacipnibus, consiliis, auxiliis aut favoribus et impedimentis 
 ac turbacionibus omnino destiterint, et Mandatis nostris irnmo, verius 
 Apostolicis paruerint cum effectu, et Absolucionis beneficium a Sentenciis 
 hujusmodi, quarum Absolucio est, ut premittitur, Sedi Apostolice reservata, 
 specialiter meruerint optinere ; certificantes nos quam cito comode poteritis, per 
 vestras Literas Patentes, quibus super premissis fidein plenam adhibebimus, 
 fol.l38bqualiter executi fueritis supradicta, et de nominibus et personis illorum 
 singulariter singulis qui contra premissa facere et nostris presentibus Monicioni- 
 bus et Mandatis, cum vobis primum constiterit, presumpserint contraire. Ut, 
 igitur, hujusmodi nostri Processus ad communem omnium noticiam deducantur, 
 volumus, ac vobis et singulis vestrum, sub penis infrascriptis, districts 
 precipieudo, mandamus quatinus Cartas sive membranas Prooessus continentes 
 eosdem, sub sigillis vestris, in majorum Cathedralium et aliarum Solempnium, 
 mari potissime vicinarum, vestrarum Civitatum et Diocesium, appendi vel affigi 
 hostiis seu super liminaribus faciatis, que Processus nostros hujusmodi suo 
 quasi sonoro preconio et patulo indicio manifestent ; ita quod inobedientes ipsi, 
 si qui quod absit fuerint, quos Processus inde eontingunt, nullatenus possint 
 ignoranciam allegare ; cum non sit verisimile remanere quoad ipsos incognitum 
 vel occultum, quod tarn patenter omnibus publicatur. Quod si premissa non 
 feceritis, aut in premissis negligentes fueritis vel remissi, vel nostris in hac parte 
 Mandatis non parueritis cum effectu, nos vobis Dominis Archiepiscopis et 
 Episcopis, quibus ob vestre reverenciam dignitatis defferre volumus in hac parte, 
 ex nunc vel ex tune, Auctoritate prefata, Monicione premissa Canonica, 
 ingressum Ecclesie interdicimus in Mis scriptis. Quod si Interdictum hujusmodi 
 sustinueritis per sex dies, vos in hiis scriptis suspendimus a Divinis, ac in vos et 
 in omnes et singulas Personas Ecclesiasticas, Begulares et Seculares, exemptas et 
 non exemptas, quorumcumque Ordinum et Religionum existant, si premissis non 
 parueritis vel paruerint, ut prefertur, Excommunicacionis Senteuciam, Mon- 
 icione Canonica premissa, ferimus in hiis scriptis. In quorum omnium testimon- 
 ium presentes Literas scribi et regestrari fecimus, nostrorumque sigillorum 
 appensione muniri. Datum Notynghamie, Eboracensis Diocesis, die xix 
 mensis Augusti, Anno Domini MO CCC xviij", Pontificatus prefati Sanctissimi 
 Patris. Domini Johannis, Divina Providencia Pape XX Ildi Anno Secundo. 
 folios 131b 138*. 
 
 Scottiscumbe, Kichard de, collated to the V. of Farringdon ; 
 
 82 b : resigns ; 83 b : inst. to the Chantry of St. Thomas-on- 
 
 the-Bridge, Barnstaple ; 145. 
 Scut, Robert le, see Bosham ; 15 b . 
 Seal, discovery of a forged Duplicate of the Bishop's, 
 
 Commission directed to his Official Principal : 
 
 Cum transmissum nobis per vos quoddam Sigillum plumbeum, adinstar Sigilli 
 nostri majoris falso et subdole fabricatum, jam receperimus, ex hoc in animo non 
 immerito conturbati ; nosque, facta subsequenter collacione hujusmodi Sigilli 
 falsi cum nostro proprio Sigillo vero, in nonnullis ipsorum partibus discord- 
 ancias invenerimus manifestas ; cupientes, modis et viis licitis quibus poterimus, 
 de hiis qui, hujusmodi Sigillum plumbeum fabricando, crimen ex hoc falsi 
 temere commiserunt, consiliariis eciam et fautoribus eorundem, effici cerciores, 
 vobis, tenore Presencium,committimus et mandamus quatinus, cum per nos, longe 
 extra nostram Diocesim ex certis yariis et arduis negociis agentes ad presens, 
 premissa comode nequeant expediri, de hujusmodi falsariis, consiliariis, eciam, et 
 fautoribus eorundem, ut premittitur, et de ceteris circumstanciis universis, 
 nichil de ipsis penitus omittentes, diligenter et cum omni cautele studio debite 
 inquirere studeatis plenariam veritatem. Ad que omnia et singula, una cum 
 potestate pronunciandi et hujusmodi malefactores in hac parte debite puniendi, 
 ac, eciam, omnia alia et singula faciendi que in hac parte necessaria fuerint vel, 
 eciam, oportuna, vobis vices nostras, cum Canonice cohercionis potestate, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 367 
 
 committimus per Presentes. Datum apud Horsleghe, xxix die mensis Marcii, 
 Anno Domini Millesimo CCC mo septimo decimo ; 118 b . 
 
 Seaton [Setone, MS.], see Offwell ; 169 b . 
 
 *" Roger, Vicar of, "Licencia visitandi Ecclesiatn de Vendome, in Partibus 
 transmarinis, causa Perigrinacionis." He was to return to his Parish within a 
 month (17 April, 1309) ; 40*>. 
 
 The Tithe of Royal Fish, 
 
 Memorandum quod xxiiij die Octobris, apud Nywenham, Dominus optinuit xv 
 pecias graspesii, nomine decime, de Domino Willelmo \Gladwyne\, Vicario 
 Ecclesie de Setone ; quas idem Willelmus, nomine Episcopi, de parochianis suis 
 recepit, hujusmodi nomine decime. Item, xxv die Octobris, apud Parvam 
 Wyndesore, recepit per manus Domini Willelmi, Vicarii Ecclesie de Setone, xij 
 pecias de graspesio, nomine decime prenominate, de Willelmo de Gravestone et 
 Johanne Craf, parochianis dicte Ecclesie de Setone ; 44b. See Vol. I., page 287. 
 
 Secchevyle, . . . . de, Canon of St. Crantock, deceased ; 67. 
 
 Sefford, Rd. decollated to Cheriton- Bishop ; 114 b . 
 
 Segrave, Gilbert de, Bishop of London : 81 b . 
 
 Seler, Richard le, see " Wills " Wyger, Henry ; L 201 b . 
 
 Senebaud, Philip (of Exeter), clerk ; L 190 b . 
 
 Seneschal, Bartholomew le, R. of St. Erme, deceased ; 142. 
 
 Seneschal, John le ; (see page 4). 
 
 Seneschal, Oliver le, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 39, 71. 
 
 Seneschal, Richard le, inst. to Whitstone (Cornwall) ; 55 b . 
 
 Seneschal, Rob. le, collated to Lelant ; 49 b : inst. to St. Mawgan- 
 
 in-Kirrier ; 182. See St. Constantine (Inst.) ; 57 b , 60. 
 Sernon, Geoffrey de, see St. Michael's-Mount (Inst.) ; 114. 
 Servat, William, a merchant ; L 207 b . 
 Servyngtone, David de and Alianora, see " Oratories." 
 Servyngtone, John de, inst. to Creacombe ; 63 : Eggesf ord ; 8 4 b . 
 Secheforde, Wrn. de, inst. to Northmolton ; 42 b , 75 : resigns; 148. 
 Setone, Walter de, inst. toDenbury; 100 b : collated to Mor- 
 
 chard-Bishop ; 142 b . 
 
 He was commissioned to prove Wills, 17 April, 1322, 167 b (see Giffard, 
 Walter). The Bishop grants him an Annual Pension of ten Pounds (24 
 Sept., 1324) ; 181 b : collated to a Prebend in Crediton ; 184 b . See Philleigh 
 (jb*); 144*>: Axmouth (Inst.); 156: Coadjutors; 168. 
 
 Seynt Moys, Peter de, Prior of St. James's Priory, Exeter, 
 
 deceased ; 85 b . 
 
 Seys, Richard le, Canon-Regular of Bodmin ; 71. 
 Schakespere, Symon de, collated to Arlington ; 35 b ; Dispensation 
 
 for non-residence " vj Kalendas Januarii " (27 Dec.), 
 
 1308 ; 37 b . 
 Sherborne, The Abbat and Convent of, present to Abbots- 
 
 kerswell; 157 b : Seaton; 161 b . 
 Schireburne, William de, R. of Bratton[-Fleming ?] ; 37 b , 47. 
 
368 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sherwill [Schirewille, MS.], 
 
 Stephen de Columbers, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two years, 
 to study, etc. (19 Feb., 1310-11) ; 59 b : again (subdeacon), for three years 
 from Michaelmas (30 Aug., 1312) ; 73. 
 
 Shobrooke [Schockebrocke, etc., MS.], 
 
 Walterus, etc. Magistris Radulpho Germeyn, Precentori, Eogero de Otery, 
 Cancellario, in Ecclesia Exoniensi, salutem, etc. Ad dissolvendum Appro 
 priacionem sen Annexionem Ecclesie de Schokebrock Penitenciarie in dicta 
 Ecclesia Exoniensi, quam jam optinet Magister Johannes de Uphavene, in eadem 
 dudum factas, si ad id ipsius Magistri Johannis volnntas accesserit et con- 
 sensus ; necnon Ecclesiani de Eglosheil, jam vacantem, que ante Appropriacionem 
 et Annexionem predictas eidem Penitenciarie appropriata fuerat, ut dicitur, sen 
 annexa, et ex causis minus legitimis extra hujusmodi Appropriacionem sen 
 Annexionem subsequenter reducta, ad pristinum Appropriacionis sen Annexionis 
 effectum, de consensu Capituli nostri Exonieusis si sit ita et Canonica 
 inventa fuerit reducendum ; vel alias ipsam Ecclesiam de Eglosheil eidem 
 Penitenciarie, de consensu dicti Capituli, prehabitis omnibus et singulis que in 
 hac parte requiruntur, appropriandum seu annectendum de novo, si et prout 
 videbitur expedire ; ac, eciam, omnia alia et singula faciendum super hiis et 
 expediendum que necessaria visa fuerint vel eciam oportuna, vobis tenore 
 Presencium committimus vices nostras, etc. Datum apud Stockwille juxta 
 Londonias, xxvj die mensis Julii, A.D. M CCC 1 " terciodecimo, Consecracionis 
 nostre quinto ; 79. 
 
 Master Walter de Esse, deacon, (Canon of Crediton), R., Dispensation : non- 
 residence for a year, to study, etc. (16 Aug., 1314) ; 87 b . 
 
 [Sidbury [Sydebiry, MS.], 
 
 Visitations (by the same as at Branscombe, No. I., see p. 193), 
 I. Die Jovis proxima sequente [post Festum Translacionis Sancti Benedict! 13 
 July], 1301. Quo die fuerunt in Ecclesia loci predict! unus bonus Calix et alia 
 debilior. Quatuor paria Corporalium cum repositoriis. Tria paria Vestimen- 
 torum, quorum j debile. Due Casule veteres. Viginti tualle benedicte, et ij 
 non benedicte. Pannus linens ad cooperiendum Altare. Tria superpellicia, 
 cum ij rochetis. Tria superpellicia pro pueris. Pannus mortuorum. Velum 
 Nupciale de serico. Pannus ad Patenam, stragulatum (sic). Alius pannus de ser- 
 ico. Velum Quadragesimalelineurn, Pixis ad Eukaristiam eburnea, sine sera, de 
 argento ligata. Duo Textus 1 decentes. Duo Paxilla, bene depicta. Due Cruces 
 Processionales, de metallo, et iiij Vexilla. Quatuor Processionalia de stanno. 
 Crismatorium stanneiim cum sera. Sacrarium 2 honestum. Tres campane ad 
 mortuos. Quatuor fiole. Et turribulum sxifficiens. Ciphus pro infirmis. 
 Baptisterium bene seratura. Unum bonum Missale ; et aliud sufficiens, sine 
 nota. Duo Gradalia, et in altero est Troparium. Duo Troparia per se, quorum 
 aliud male ligatum et Moniale. Temporalis Legenda per se; et Legenda 
 Sanctorum per se, male ligata. Unum bonum Portiphorium vetus, sine 
 Psalterio. Tria Antiphonaria, quorum ij non sunt de Usu. * Unum Psalterium 
 sufficiens per se ; aliud insufficiens, continens Ymnarium. Capitularium, 
 Cpllectarium, et Commune Sanctorum. Ordinale bonum. Unum cofferum ad 
 Libros, et ij forceria ad candelas. Synodus Episcopi Petri. Ala Ecclesie male 
 cooperta ; cujus coopertura differtur, quia speratur quod Dominus W. de uovo 
 reedificabit earn. 
 
 Testes Synodales, Quatuor de Parochianis fidedigni, vocati, dicunt quod Walterus 
 Vicaiius optime se habet in omnibus, bene predicans, et Officium suum 
 Sacerdotale laudabiliter excercens. Similiter et Clerici honeste se gerunt. De 
 mortali peccato nichil sciunt. 
 
 Jurati, Johannes de Hitteweye, Walterus Cole, Johannes Hisgere, Johannes de 
 Wollecurnbe, Johannes le Tanner, Henricus Herynge, Henricus Uppeclyve, 
 Thomas Knoude, Willelmus Sutor, Willelmus de la Pynue, et Johannes Lascy, 
 jurati, dicunt quod sunt ibi de redditu assiso, cum auxilio, et gabugo 3 molendini, 
 
 "Liber seu Codex Evangeliorum." 3 Sic, MS. Gablum gablagium gab- 
 
 2)' Amis. ulum "census, tributum, reditus." 
 
 Pars Altaris ubi reponitur Cibor- ibid. 
 ium." ibid. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 369 
 
 xxxijfo'. Et decima valet xl m areas ; molendinum v marcas. Berbiagium singulis 
 alteruis annis, xvj ovss matrices sine agnis et viij hogastri, et alternis annis viij 
 oves et xvj hogastri. 1 Valorem dominici et aliorum ad dictum Manerium. 
 spectancium extendere nesciunt. Servicia ipsorum et consuetudines in nullo 
 mutantur. Et credunt quod Firmarius habuit, de bonis predecessoris sui, pro 
 dufectibus in predicto Manerio inventis, xl marcas, quas in construccione nove 
 camere ex parte Auptrali Aule, et reparacione alterius caniere ex parte Boriali, 
 et aliarum duarum domorum per ipsum constructarum, totaliter expendit, et x 
 marcas ultra. Et nichilominus estimant defectum grangie siliginis*iiij marcis, 
 columbarii xls,, et boverie de Bougcleve, xls., secundum quod in proxima 
 Visitacione estimabantur. Archives of the Z), and C., No. 3673, page 36. 
 
 II. Visitacio de Sidebury, facta Die Dominica proxima post Festum Sancti 
 Augustini [28 May], A.D. MO CCC septimo, 
 
 Deficit pannus linens ad cooperiendum Majus Altare. Deficiunt tria superpellicia 
 pro pueris. Deficit serura ad Eukaristiam. Quinque Yexilla, Legenda Sanct- 
 orum male ligata. Cancellus male coopertus ; et est contencio inter Vicarium 
 et Parochianos quis debeat cooperire Cancellum : et inquiritur de valore Vicarie. 
 Navis Ecclesie male est cooperta. 
 
 Parochiani, videlicet Johannes de Hytteweye, Ricardus Byssop, Johannes de 
 Manstone, Henricus Trone, Johannes de Filcumbe, Ricardus de Radeweye, 
 Johannes de la Clyve, Nicholaus de Northlyncumbe, Willelmus de eodem, 
 Blcardus de la Beare, Laurencius le Sopere, Johannes deVirga, Henricus Ysger, 
 Willelmus Faber, et Johannes Godynche, jurati, dicunt quod Dominus Walterus, 
 Vicarius, eos instruit in Fide secundum quod scit et ad eum pertinet, et bene se 
 gerit et honeste ; nee aliquid sciunt quod indiget correccione in Parochia. Et 
 valet dicta Vicaria xij inarcas, et Rectoria xxxli. Dominus W., nuuc Firmarius, 
 homines Manerii bene tenet et defendit; nullusque redditus est augmentatus vel 
 diminutus, nisi ad voluntatem Domini. De operibus et consuetudinibus, ac 
 consuetudinibus antiquis, liquet per custumarium ; et dictus Firmarius eas tenet 
 secundum quod invenit. Nulle sunt consuetudines de novo imposite, lege vel 
 jure ; nee aliqua est terra alienata, nee aliquis est libertati donatus, Dominicus est 
 melioratus per presentem Firmarium in marliacione xiij acrarum et clausarum, 
 in quatuor li., nee aliquid de dicto dominico alicui est cpncessum, prece vel 
 precio. Gardina, pomeria, piscaria, prata, et clausa, sunt in statu quo dictus 
 Firmarius eas recepit. Columbarium est ad terrain consumptum, quod potest 
 reparari cum ij marcis. Molendina sunt meliprata, et majus valent quam. 
 valuerunt tempore quo recepit in quantum ignorant, nee nunc indigent 
 aliquali reparacione. Et idem W., Firmarius, expendit tarn in ereccione 
 domorum, videlicet in construccione cam ere in parte Australi Aule et emend - 
 acione camere ex parte Boriali, et construccione cujusdam stabuli juxta magnam. 
 portarn, et nova vaccaria in Curia, et herbaria apud la Waterlete, et boveria apud 
 Bohe Clyve, et porticu grangie decimalis. Summa molendino et aliis necessa- 
 riis dicti Manerii, Ix marce, a tempore quo stetit Firmarius. Quantum recepit a 
 predecessore suo ignorant. Et dimittere debet successori suo iij mensas, unam 
 pelvim cTim lavatorio, et vj trestella. Et, tamen, quedam grangia que vocatur 
 grangia siligiuis, que est ruinosa, si esset prostrata non esset ad dampnum 
 Manerii. Et potest reparari in statu quo fuit tempore quo Dominus W. firinam, 
 recepit pro xs. Et dicunt quod Vicarius consuevit solvere quandam annuam, 
 pensionem xls., et cessavit circiter xv annos. Quedam pars rnuri longe grangie, 
 longitudinis iij virgatarum et dimidie, est ruinosa; que potest reparari pro 
 iiijs. ibid t) page 51. 
 Taxation of the Vicarge, 
 
 Universis, etc., Walterus, etc., salutem, etc. Noverit Universitas vestra quod, 
 cum inter dilectos in Christo filios, Decanum et Capitulum Ecclesie nostre 
 Exoniensis, ex parte una, et Stephanum, Vicarium Ecclesie de Sydebery, ex 
 altera, occasione cujusdam annue pensionis quadraginta solidorum, eisdem 
 Decano et Capitulo, nomine Vicarie sue predicte, per Canonicam Ordinacionem 
 debite ab eadem, quam idem Vicarius jam per sex annos subtraxisse indebite 
 dicebatur, mota fuisset materia questionis, tandem dicti Decanus et Capitulum, 
 per Nicholaum Durneforde, Procuratorem eorundem, Magister Rogerus de 
 Churletone, Archidiaconus Tottonie, et Firmarius dicte Ecclesie de Sydebury 
 
 1 See page 24, note 2, 
 
370 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 perpetuus, ac Donrinus Stephanus, Vicarius, personaliter coram nobis, Waltero, 
 Episcopo predicto, in Capitulo Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis predicte, die Mercurii 
 proxima post Festum Sancti Hillarii, Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo 
 quintodecimo [14 Jan., 1315-16], comparentes, ut liciuin amfractus volentes 
 super subdetraccione dicte pensionis, et ceteris pprcionibns ad dictam Vicariam 
 spectantibus ; necnon, omni jure et possessione dictum negocium quoquo modo 
 tangentibus inhac parte, nostre per omnia Ordinacioni alte et basse submiserunt; 
 et expresse concesserunt quod dictam Ordinacionem nostram, in scriptis vel sine 
 scriptis, pro nostre voluntatis arbitrio proferre possemus, omnibus litibus et 
 Processibus Judicialibus super hoc prius habitis et Appellacionibus interpositis 
 et interponendis renunciantes omniuo, et promittentes bona fide se nullo 
 iinquam tempore contra dictam Ordinacionem ventures, set se velle in omnibus 
 obtemperare et parere eidern. Unde nos, . . . admissa submissione antedicta, 
 Parciumque supradictarum racionibus et juribns, coram nobis propositis, auditis 
 et plenius discussis, virtute submissionis predicte, invocato Dei Nomine, 
 ordinamus quod, omnibus aliis Ordinacionibus, presenti Ordinacioni nostre 
 coutrariis, evacuatis, Ordinacio olim tempore Johannis dicti Lupi, quondam 
 Vicarii dicte Ecclesie de Sydebery, facta, cum Ordinacionis effectu inferius cum 
 moderamine infrascripta, perpetuis temporibus robur obtineat firmitatis ; 
 videlicet, quod Vicarius dicte Ecclesie de Sydebery qui pro tempore fuerit 
 habeat domos et ortos quos et quas Alanus, predecessor dicti Johannis Lupi, 
 habuit, cumtota terra et prato sub viaque se extendit adgrangiam de Bo eclive, 
 versus Cotteforde, per metas dicte terre usque ad aquam que vocatur Syde, et 
 descendendo per eandem aquam usque ad quondam rivulum descendentem a 
 predicta grangia in aquam predictam ; una cum omnibus minoribus decimis, 
 oblacionibus, et Altaris obvencionibus, de Sydebery, sine diminucione, exceptis 
 fabis et pisis que crescunt in novis croftis et novis ortis, et in terra forinseca. 
 Et, ne super hoc, processu temporis, causari poterit ambiguitas, per presentem 
 Ordinacionem declaramus quod de illis croftis et ortis intelligi debebit qui post 
 predictam Ordinacionem, tempore dicti Johannis Lupi factam, ad culturam 
 fabarum et pisarum sunt redacti, et quos ad id redigi contigerit in t'uturum. 
 Preter hec, omnem decimam feni tocius Parochie ; omnimodis decimis Manerii 
 de Sydebery provenientibus Decano et Capitulo, aut Finnario Lnci, ut Rectori- 
 bus, integre remanentibus. Et idem Vicarius reparabit omnes defectus tarn 
 Cancelli quam Ornamentorum quorumcumque ad Eectorem spectautes, et 
 habebit meremium sufficiens de bosco Decani et Capituli, ibidem, pro priir.a 
 reparacione dicti Cancelli, facieuda infra biennium ; et extunc ipse et suocessores 
 sui, suis sumptubus, inperpetuura, agnoscent in solidum omnia onera ordinaria 
 Rectori aut Vicario incumbencia, et, eciam, extraordinaria ipsum Vicarium 
 secundum ejus Taxacionem contingencia. Et in recompensacionem hujusmodi 
 oneris habebit remissionem omnium arreragiorum antiquorum pensionis debite, 
 que se extendit ad duodecim libras, preter duas m areas, quas statim sol vet 
 Decano et Capitulo predictis, in Scaccario Exonie. Item, habet remissionem 
 unius marce annue de antiqua pensione quadraginta solidorum, ita quod amodo 
 portabit et solvet Decano et Capitulo predictis, in Scaccario ipsorum Exonie,. 
 duas marcas, annuatim, ad iiij r anni terminos priucipales. Et, ne presens 
 Ordinacio debito frustretur effectu, predictas Partes ad observacionem ejusdem, 
 auctoritate ordinario, sentencialiter condempnamus. In cujus rei, etc. Datum, 
 etc. (ut supra). Archives of the D, and C., No. 3625, fol. 102. 
 
 Sydebyry, Roger de, see Winkleigh (lust.) ; 41 : inst. to 
 
 Heavitree^; 47 b , 52 b , 184 b . 
 Sydemuwe, John de, Priest- Vicar of Crediton ; 67 b ; inst. 
 
 to Clannaborough ; 181. See Consistory Court ; 172. 
 Silverton [Sylfeltone (margin) Sylfertone], 
 
 Roger de Sancto Constantino, R., Licence of non-residence, for a year from 
 Michaelmas, " et intendendi obsequiis Regiis " (18 Sept., 1309); 43 b : 
 again, "ad instanciam Magistri Ricardi de Abyndone, Baronis de Scaccario 
 Domini Regis," for a year from Michaelmas (2 Aug., 1318) ; 128 b . 
 
 Simone, William, fishmonger ; L 20 l b . 
 
 Skelton, Peter de, R. of St. Stephens-by-Saltash ; 45 b ; 110 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 371 
 
 Skewyheke, Mathias de, V. of St. Hilary ; 88. 
 
 Skirpenbeck ( Yorkshire), see King's Teignton, Prebend of ; 88 b . 
 
 Skydemor, John de, inst. to the Preb. of Hayes ; 70. 
 
 Skynard, Martin, Y. of Tintagel, deceased ; 162 b . 
 
 Sladacott (Sladecote, MS.), in Wyke-St. Mary ; L 191. 
 
 Slade, John de la, clerk, Dispensacio super defects natalium 
 (24 Feb., 1311-12); 69. 
 
 Slade, William de la, collated to Coleridge ; 87 b : inst. to Dean- 
 Prior ; 126. See L 204, 209 b . 
 
 Slapton, see "Dedications"; 127. 
 
 Sir Gilbert [de Mosselewyke] ; Dispensation: non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 1310, " intendere obsequiis Domini [Davidis Martin], Menevensis Episcopi 
 (7 May, 1309); 40 b : again, till Michaelmas, 1311, to study, etc, (14 July 
 1310); 53. 
 
 Smalahille, Richard de, inst. to Washford-Pyne ; 10 l b : resigns 
 
 140; inst. to St. Veep ; 139. 
 Snel, Benedict (of Ashburton), 
 
 Commission directed (18 Jan., 1311-12) to the Chancellor, the Archdii. of Barn- 
 staple, and the Subdean, " in negocio Provisionis Benedict! Snel, de Ashpertoue 
 clerici, nostre Dyocesis, de Beneficio Ecclesiastico spectante communiter vel 
 divisim ad Collacionem vel Presentacionem Religiosorum Vironun, Prioris et 
 Couventus Monasterii Beati Petri de Plyinptone, per Piiorem soliti gubernari, 
 Ordinis Sancti Augustini, , . . nobis a Sede Apostolica commisso, vobis 
 conjunctim et divisim vices nostras, tenore Presencium, committimus " ; 68. 
 
 Snellyng, Gonnota ; see Alba Marlia ; 50. 
 
 Snitterfield (Co. Warwick), 2 (pp. 5, 6). 
 
 Snou, Thomas, see Consistory Court ; 1 72 b . 
 
 Sodbiry, Sir John de, Knt., presents to Lanreath ; 162 b . 
 
 Soler, Henry du, inst. to the Preb. of Carswell ; 42 b : to Stoke- 
 
 Damarel; 70 : presented to Kenn; 169 b : inst. ; 176 b . 
 Somery, John de, see Comptone, William ; 60 b . 
 Sor (or Seor), John le, presents to St. Just-in-Eoseland ; 45. 
 Sor, Philip and Mary le, see St. Michael-Penkevil, 148, 163. 
 Sor (or Seor), Reginald le, R. of Helland (Ord.) 218, 221: 
 
 inst. to St. Just-in-Roseland ; 45. 
 Soterlee, Thomas de, see Duntone ; 1 54 b . 
 Southboclaunde, Rog. de, inst. to Lamerton, 42 b : deceased; 17l b . 
 Southill [Southulle, MS.], 
 
 John de Ferariis, R., Licence of non-residence till the Feast of the Purifica- 
 tion [2 Feb.], 1309-10, to study, etc. (26 Feb., 1308-9) ; 38 b . 
 
 Southmolton, see Antony ; I76 b , 177. 
 
 South Pool, see Dedications " ; 128 b . 
 
 South Tawton ; Sir Nicholas Walwayn, clerk, R., 
 
372 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Licence of non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (26 April, 1314) ; 84 b : 
 again, for a year (9 Oct., 1319)," proviso quod eidem Ecclesie deserviatur 
 interim debite in Divinis, et animarum Cura exerceatur, etc., quodque 
 congrua porcio de fructibus et obvencionibus dicte Ecclesie pauperibus 
 parochianis suis assignetur" ; 144: again (26 Oct., 1320), for three years, if 
 he desired to go abroad ; for one year, if he remained in England ; 152 b : 
 again, till Michaelmas, 1326 (13 Feb., 1324-5) ; 183 b . 
 
 Sparkeforde, Nicholas de, see " Wills " Lovetot ; L 185, etc. 
 
 Speccote, Edmund de, see Little Torrington (Inst.) ; 71. b 
 
 Speke, John le, inst. to Woolfardis worthy, R. ; 180. 
 
 Spicer, Peter le ; L 189 b . William ; L 201 b . 
 
 Sprengor, William, inst. to Upottery ; 164. 
 
 Sprigga, Richard, collated to Landcross ; 41 b : inst. to Charles ; 
 
 184. SeeL 201 b , 205 b . 
 Stafforde, Sir Reginald de, priest (of the Dioc. of London), 
 
 Inhibited from officiating in the Diocese of Exeter, from Michaelmas next 
 following, " quousque Dimissorias Originales a suo Dyocesano habuerit, de 
 quibus prius dictum extitit eidem, Witnesses : Masters N. de Hele and J. 
 de Godrevy (8 April, 1312) ; 71. 
 
 Stanes, Peter de, inst. to St. Creed; 139 b , 143. 
 Stanlake, Wm. de, Abbat of Dunkeswell ; Benediction of ; 160. 
 Stanweye, John de, clerk ; Dispensacio super defectu natalium 
 "de presbitero genitus et soluta " (28 Aug., 1310) ; 54 b . 
 Stapeldone, Adam de, R. of Tedburn-St. Mary ; L 213 h . 
 Stapeldone, Sir Richard de, Knt., see Oratories " ; 114, 
 
 He presents to Ashwater. 56 b : See Arundelle, John de ; 115 b : North 
 Tawton (Inst.) ; 118, 167 b , I77 b : St. Columb-major (Inst.) ; 59 : Thorney ; 
 76 : Uffculme (Inst) ; 181 b : St. Michael-Penkevil ; 163: Whitchurch ; 165 b . 
 
 Stapeldone, Robert de; R. of Tawstock ; 31, 43 b , 
 
 Collated to a Preb. in Crediton ; 33 b : Proctor for the Bishop in Parliament ; 
 36 b : collated to a Preb. in the Cathedral ; 40 b : deceased ; 62 b , 63 b . See 
 Germeyn, Ralph ; 55. 
 
 Stapeldone, Thomas de, 
 
 Inst. to Lesnewth ; 39 : collated to a Preb. in Creditou ; 40 b (sec 51 b ): presents 
 to Instow ; 44 b : exchanges Great Torrington for Bishopsteignton ; 45 b : 
 collated to a Preb. in Bosham ; 60: resigns his Preb. in Crediton, and is 
 collated to another Preb. in Bosham ; 61 b : collated to a Preb. in the 
 Cathedral ; 7l b , 72 b : R. of Exminster, which he exchanged for St. 
 Breoke; 128 b : inst. to Kilkhampton ; 182: resigns St. Breoke ; 183 b . 
 See St. Piran-Uthno ; 38 : Bosham (Inst.) ; 59 : Harberton (Inst.) ; 75 b : 
 Thorney; 76. Vicars- General ; 77, 113 : Otterton Priory ; 114: Benefices ; 
 139 . 
 
 Stapeldone, Bishop Walter de, 
 
 [Charters granted by the Crown to the Bishop of Exeter : 
 
 (Devon). 1. Pro Waltero Exoniensi Episcopo : Rex Archiepiscopis, etc., salutem. 
 Sciatis nos concessisse et hac carta nostra conftrraasse Venerabili Patri Waltero, 
 Exoniensi Episcopo, quod ipse et Successores sui, Episcopi ejusdem Loci, 
 imperpetuum habeant unum mercatum singulis septimanis per diem Sabbati, 
 apud Manerium suum de Aspertone [Ashburton] in Gomitatn Deronie, et unam 
 feriam ibidem, singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, in vigilia et in 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 373 
 
 die et in crastino Sancti Laurencii. Et quod habeant unum mercatum, singulis 
 septimanis, per diem Lune, apud Manerium suum de Chuddeleghe in eodem 
 Coiuitatu, et unam feriam ibidem singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; 
 videlicet, in vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti Barnabe, Apostoli. Et quod 
 habeant unuin mercatnm, singulis septimanis, per diem Martis, apud Manerium 
 suum de Clist in eodem Comitatu ; et unam feriam ibidem, singulis annis, per 
 tres dies duraturam; videlicet, in vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti Michaelis, 
 Archangeli. Et quod habeant unum mercatum, singulis septimanis, per diem 
 Martis, apud Manerium suum de Criditone in eodem Comitatu, et duas ferias 
 ibidem, singulis annis, per decem et octo dies duraturas ; unam, videlicet in 
 crastino Sancti Marci, Ewangeliste et per octo dies sequentes, et aliam in vigilia 
 et in die Nativitatis Beate Marie et per septem dies sequentes. Nisi mercata 
 ilia et ferie ille sint ad nocumentum vicinorum mercatorum et vicinarum 
 feriarum. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus, pro nobis et heredibus nostris, 
 quod predictus Episcopus et Successores sui predicti imperpetuum habeant 
 predicta mercata et ferias apud Maneria sna predicta, cum omnibus libertatibus 
 et liberis consuetudinibus ad hujusmocli mercata et ferias pertinentibus ; nisi 
 mercata ilia et ferie ille sint ad nocumentum vicinorum mercatorum et 
 vicinarum feriarum, sicut predictum est. Hiis testibus Venerabilibus Patribus 
 R[oberto], Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, Tocius Anglie Primate ; R[adulpho] 
 Londoniensi, et Jfohanne] Bathoniensi et Wellensi, Episcopis ; Gilberto de Clare, 
 Comite Gloucestrie et Hertfordie ; Henrico de Lacy, Comite Lincolnie ; Johanne 
 de Warenna, Comite Surrie ; Rogero de Mortuo Mari ; Roberto filio Walteri ; 
 Roberto filio Pagani, Seuescallo hospicii nostri ; et aliis. Datum apud West- 
 monasterium, xij die Decembris [13091. Per iosum Regem, etc. Rot. Cart. 
 3 Edw. II. , No. 21. 
 
 II. Pro Waltero, Exoniensi Episcopal Rex Archiepiscopis, etc., salutem. 
 Sciatis nos concessisse, etc. (ut supra) Waltero, etc., quod ipse et Successores 
 sui imperpetuum habeant unam feriam singulis annis, apud Manerium de 
 Asshpertone, in Comitatu Devonie, per tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, in 
 vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti Martini in Verne ; nisi feria ilia sit ad 
 nocnmentum vicinarum feriarum, Quare volumus, etc. Nisi feria etc. 
 Hiis testibus Venerabilibus Patribus J[ohanne], Norwycensi, Jfohanne], 
 Cicestrensi ; et Johanne Landavensi, Episcopis ; Gilberto de Clare, Comite 
 Gloucestrie et Hertfordie ; Hunfrido de Bohum, Comite Herefordie et Essexie ; 
 Henrico de Percy ; Roberto de Clifford ; Roberto filio Walteri ; et aliis. Datum 
 per manurn nostram, apud Westmonasterium, xvj die Novembris [1313]. Per 
 ipsum Regem. Rot. Cart. 7 Edw., II., No. 33. 
 
 [Cornwall], Pro Waltero Episcopo Exoniensi et ejus Successoribus : Rex Archie- 
 piscopis, etc., salutem. Sciatis nos concessisse, etc. (ut supra}, Waltero etc., 
 quod ipse et Successores sui imperpetuum habeant unum mercatum, singulis 
 septimanis, per diem Veneris, apud Manerium suum de Poutone in Comitatu 
 Cornubie, et unam feriam ibidem, singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; 
 videlicet, in crastino Sancti "Vitalis, Martiris, et per duos dies sequentes; et 
 unam aliam feriam ibidem, singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, in 
 vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti Michaelis. Et unum mercatum, singulis 
 septimanis, per diem Mercurii, apud Manerium suum de la Wyttone [Lawhitton] 
 in eodem Comitatu ; et unam feriam ibidem, singulis annis, per tres dies 
 duraturam ; videlicet, in vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti Michaelis. Et 
 unum mercatum, singulis septimanis, per diem Jovis, apud Manerium 
 suum de Caergaul in eodem Comitatu ; et unam feriam ibidem, singulis annis, 
 
 Sir tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, in vigilia et in die et in crastino Sancti 
 athei, Apostoli. Et unum mercatum, singulis septimanis, per diem Veneris, 
 apud Manerium suum de Sancto Germano in eodem Comitatu ; et unam feriam 
 ibidem, singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, in vigilia et in die et 
 in crastino Sancti Petri ad Vincula. Et unam feriam apud Manerium suum de 
 Penryn in eodem Comitatu, singulis annis, per tres dies duraturam ; videlicet, 
 in crastino Sancti Vitalis, Martiris, et per duos dies sequentes. Nisi mercata 
 ilia et ferie ille sint ad nocumentum vicinorum mercatorum et vicinarum 
 feriarum. Quare volumus, etc. Nisi, etc., sicut predictum est. Hiis testibus 
 Venerabilibus Patribus Rfoberto], Archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, Tocius Anglie 
 Primate ; S[imone] Saresberiensi, et J[ohanne] Cicestrensi, Episcopis; Gilberto 
 de Clare, Comite Gloucestrie et Hertfordie ; Johanne de Warenna, Comite 
 Surrie ; Edmundo, Comite Arundelle ; Hugone le Despenser ; Hugone de 
 
374 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Courtenay; Roberto filio Pagani; et aliis. Datum, apud Londonias, xxiij die 
 August! [1311]. Per ipsum Kegem. Rot, Cart. 5 Edw. II., No. 44. 
 
 These were the only Charters granted to Bishop Stapeldon, by the Crown, during 
 his Episcopate. F.J.B,]. 
 
 OBITUS Domini Walteri Episcopi [Bishop Grandisson has written on the 
 margin, Aliter reformatur per J[ohannemJ Episcopum De Ecclesia de 
 Essewater. Ista Ordinacio minus est Canonica"], 
 
 Edwardus, Dei gracia Rex, etc., omnibus ad quos, etc., salutem. Inspeximus 
 Literas Patentes Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, in hec verba : Universis, etc., 
 Walterus, etc., salutem, etc. Terribilem Diem ilium quo tremendi Judicis, 
 recepturi prout in corpore gessimus, astabimus Tribunali, talium plantacionum 
 operibus expedit prevenire, quarum fructubus Eidem cotidie presentatis, 
 exasperati mulceatur animus placabiliorque reddatur. Ad hec, igitur, nostre 
 consideracionis aciem dirigentes, et nullatenus ignorantes quod, inter humana 
 presidia que post solutum universe carnis debitum mortuis ministrantur, 
 precipuum locum optinent Oblacio Dominici Corporis in Altari et Oracio 
 Sacerdotum, habito cum dilectis filiis, Decano et Capitulo Ecclesie nostre 
 Exoniensis, communi tractatu diligenti qui requiritur et solempni, de ipsorum 
 unanimi consilio pariter et assensu, ordinamus et statuimus unam Perpetuam 
 Cantariam unius Sacerdotis, qui in Capella que in atrio, sive cimiterio Majoris 
 Ecclesie nostre Exonie situata, Charnere vulgariter nuncupatur, pro salubri statu 
 nostro dum vixerimus, Missam de Sancto Spiritu vel de die, et post decessum 
 nostrum pro nostra, nostrorumque Predecessorum et Successorum, Episcoporum 
 Exonie, omniumque Benefactorum nostrorum et Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis 
 supradicte, necnon defunctorum omnium Fidelium animabus, Missam pro 
 defunctorum requie ab Ecclesia salubriter institutam et comrnuniter usitatam 
 statim post tinitas duas Missas que apud Altare quod vulgariter v^ocatur 
 Brattones Weved, in Majori Ecclesia Exoniensi solent comnmniter celebrari, vel, 
 saltern, ilia hora qua finiri consueverunt temporibus retroactis, per se, vel, si 
 Canonice fuerit impeditus, per alium, celebrare, et nichilominus plenum 
 mortuorum obsequium, videlicet Placebo, Diriye, et Commendicionem^ horis 
 competentibus dicere, diebus singulis, teneatur. Ad que omnia et singula bene 
 et fideliter exequenda, Sacerdotem primitus deputandum, et quemlibet in- 
 posterum subrogandum eidem, deputacionis et subrogacionis tempore juramentum 
 prestare statuimus et precipimus corporate. Idoueum, vero, hujusmodi 
 Sacerdotem per nos, dum vixerimus, deputari volumus. Statim, antem, post- 
 quam abhac luce subtract! fuerimus, ad Cantariam hujusmodi, si tune vacaverit, 
 deputandi, et extunc quociens ipsam Cantariam vacare contigerit, alium subro- 
 gandi, Decano in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi predicta, et ejus successoribus qui 
 pro tempore fuerint, et, vacante Decanatu, Capitulo Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis, 
 perpetuis temporibus, per hanc nostram Ordinacionem, cum consilio et assensu 
 dictorum Decani et Capituli factam, coucedimus potestatem ; quos s\ib inter- 
 minacione Divini Judicii obtestamur ut ydoneum et honestum Sacerdotem ad 
 prefatam Cantariam deputare ac eciam subrogare studeant, cum effectu, qiii 
 commissum sibi officium velit et valeat sagaciter adimplere. Ordinamus, 
 insuper, et statuimus, ad id similiter accedentibus ipsorum Decani et Capituli 
 unanimi consilio et assensu, quod, cum nostri corporis dissolucionem attiilerit 
 sors humana, dies Obitus nostri anniversarius in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi, 
 singulis annis, perpetuo solempniter celebretur. Ad hujusmodi, vero, Sacerdotis 
 sustentacionem annuam quinque marcas et dimidiam sterlingorum, et ad 
 memoratum diem Obitus nostri anniversarium celebrandum, preter alia que 
 dudum ad anniversarium hujusmodi assignavimus, sexaginta solidos ejusdem 
 monete de bonis Spiritualibus ad mensam Episcopalem Exoniensem pertinentibus, 
 Sinodatico, videlicet, et Cathedratico ab Archidiaconatu Tottonie provenientibus, 
 cum consilio et assensu dictorum Decani et Capituli, et specialiter Magistri 
 Rogeri de Charletone, nunc Archidaconi Tottonie, titulo permutacionis cum 
 quibusdam terris et redditubus de quibus inferius fit mencio, per hujusmodi 
 Ordinacionem nostram irrefragabilem assignamus ; quam, quidem, peccunie 
 sunimam a bonis Episcopii nostri Exoniensis, cum dictorum Decani et Capituli 
 assensu, totaliter separamus, et ad usum predictum titulo memorato inperpetuum 
 concedimus et eciam assignamus. Ita, videlicet, quod Archidiaconus Tottonie, 
 et sui successores qui pro tempore fuerint, prefatas deceni marcas, quas 
 Archidiaconi Tottonie, temporibus retroactis, Episcopo Exoniensi de hujusmodi 
 Sinodatico et Cathedratico solvere consueverint, Decano et Capitulo Exonie iu 
 Terminis antea consuetis, annis singulis, solvere, et ipsis de cetero teneantur 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 375 
 
 satisfacere integraliter tie cisdem, et ab obligacione qua, quantum ad hujusmodi 
 peccunie solucionem Episcopo Exoniensi consueverant astringi dum, tamen, 
 hujusmodi decem marcas prefatis Decano et Capitulo solverint, sen, de eisdem. 
 satisfecerint, ut est dictum, penitus liberati existant. Volumus, eciam, et 
 inviolabiliter observari precipimus quod predict! Decanus et Capitulum hujus- 
 modi Sacerdoti quiuque marcas et dimidiam, de quibus supra fit mencio, in 
 Festis Beati Michaelis, Nativitatis Domini, Pasche, et Nativitatis Beati 
 Johannis Baptiste, pro equalibus porcionibus solvant. Et de sexaginta solidis, 
 una cum aliis assignatis et assignaudis ad premissa, prout supra tangitur, que ad 
 sex marcas vel circiter in presenti se extendunt, die Obitus uostri, quern eo die, 
 per anni circulum revoluto, celebrari volumus quo subtract! fuerimus ab hac 
 luce, inter Canonicos, Vicarios, et alios ipsius Ecclesie Ministros, qui exequiis 
 tune faciendis personaliter interfuerint, in forma que subsequitur distribuendis ; 
 ite, videlicet, quod singuli Canonici qui in Officio Vespertino persoualiter 
 interfuerint, sex denarios, et qui Misse in crastino similiter personaliter inter- 
 fuerint, sex denarios ; singuli Vicarii qui in Officio Vespertino, ut premittitur, 
 personaliter interfuerint, tres denarios, et qui in Missa tres denarios ; singuli, 
 vero, Ministri dicte Ecclesie de secunda forma, qui in Officio Vespertino person- 
 aliter fuerint, duos denarios, et qui in Missa duos denarios; et singuli pueri 
 Chori, qui in Officio Vespertino presentes fuerint, singulos denarios, et qui in 
 Missa, similiter, singulos denarios habeant et recipiant, satisfacere teneantur. 
 Custodes, autem, Ecclesie memorate, pro classico pulsando post mortem nostram 
 octo denarios habeant. Presbiter, vero, qui anniversarium de quo premittitur, 
 celebraverit tantum percipiat in Officio Vespertino, et die Obitus nostri hujus- 
 modi. de distribucione tune tantummodo facienda, quantum Canonicus aliquis 
 Ecclesie supradicte; dum, tamen, exequiis personaliter interfuerit, secundum 
 formam Canonicis ante datam. Alioquin, nichil se noverit de distribucione 
 hujusmodi recepturum. Volentes, insuper, quod in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi, 
 in qua, permittente Domino, presidemus, dum vitam gerimus humanam, in 
 Celebracione Divinorum nostri memoria specialiter habeatur, et attendentes 
 quod citra Festum Purificacionis Beate Virginia in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi 
 minor Obituum est concursus, de consilio et assensu dictorum Decani et Capituli, 
 volumus et ordinamus quod, singulis annis, proximo die precedence Festum 
 Purificacionis, quo die, prout ex Parentum nostrorum relatu didicimus, a 
 maternis visceribus segregati primordia recepimus hujusmodi lucis, una Missa de 
 Sancto Spiritu, pro salubri statu nostro dum vixerimus sollernpniter celebretur. 
 Quo, quidem, die Canonici, Vicarii, et ceteri Ministri ipsius Ecclesie, qui in 
 Celebracione hujusmodi Misse personaliter preseutes fuerint, tantum percipient 
 quantum superius ordinata percipere debebunt in hujusmodi Officio Vespertino 
 et die Obitus memorati ; quod eis exsolvi volumus eodem die intra ipsius Misse 
 solempnia, juxta modum ipsius Ecclesie in consimilibus distribucionibus consue- 
 tum. Clericos, vero, de Scaccario dicte Ecclesie, communem pistorem Canoni- 
 corum, et custodem bosci eorundem Canonicorum de Stokewode, tarn in dicta 
 distribucione facienda die Obitus nostri, quam in Celebracione Misse de Sancto 
 Spiritu memorate, tantum percipere volumus et jubemus quantum percipiunt et 
 percipere consueverunt in Obitibus simplicibus in dicta Ecclesia Exoniensi ab 
 aliis ordinatis. Si quis, vero, duo Officia fortassis gesserit in Ecclesia supradicta, 
 in distribucionibus hujusmodi secundum modum superius distinctum, recipiet 
 unius Officii, quod maluerit, racione. Id, autem, quod de peccunia ad premissa 
 specialiter, ut premittitur. assignata, postquam ea que superius et prout in hac 
 parte ordinavimus plenarie sunt completa, residuum fuerit, inter Canonicos 
 dicte Ecclesie Exoniensis in premissis Divinis et animarum obsequiis personaliter 
 existentes, pro rata temporis quo eisdem exequiis fuerint sic presentes, distri- 
 buatur ; ceteris non presentibus Canonicis in totum exclusis a percepcione 
 cujusque quote residui memorati. Pro hujusmodi, vero, quantitate peccunie 
 quam amensa nostra Episcopali separavimus, ut est dictum, quandoterram intra 
 Manerium nostrum de Chudeham, cum Advccacione tercie partis Advocacionis 
 Ecclesie de Thorneye, in Comitatu Sussexie, et terras de Pokehaie in Manerio de 
 Yertecornbe, Torre et Waddene in Manerio de Chuddeleghe, in Comitatu 
 Devonie, et nonnullos, eciam, terras et rsdditus, tarn in dicto Comitatu Devonie 
 quam Cornubie, quarum terrarum et aliorum reddituura exitus et proventus 
 ad quadraginta librarum sterlingorum, et amplius, valorem annuum se exten- 
 dunt, ncstris industria et laborious mediantibus, de bonis nostris peculiaribus 
 nobis et Successoribus nostris adquisivimus, et terris ac possessionibus nostris 
 Episcopalibus incorporavimus et univimus, ea dumtaxat intencione ut predict- 
 
376 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 arum decem marcarum summam, quam excedunt in quantitate notabili, 
 compensarent, et sic qui meliora prospexirnns dici non possumus Ecclesie nostre 
 Exoniensi per hanc nostram Ordinacionem lesionem aliquam intulisse ; ex quibus 
 terris et redditibus, ut premittitur adquisitis, certain porcionem ad congruam 
 pretacti Sacerdotis sustentacioneni et premissum diem Obitus celebrandum, 
 aliquando proposuimus assignasse. Set, ne vel communio discordiam vel divisio 
 dispendiumgeneraret, ntile fore decrevimus riostro cuilibet Successor!, turn prop- 
 ter vicinitatem aliarum teiTarum ad mensani Episcopalem pertinencium, turn prop- 
 ter alias causas, ipsas terras sibi relinquere tenendas insolidum et habendas, ut 
 prefatum onus agnosceret aliunde. In quorum omnium et singulorum testimon- 
 ium atque fidem, sigillum nostrum, unacum sigillo communi dictorum Decani et 
 Capituli, Presentibus est appensum. Et nos, Decanus et Capitulum memorati, su- 
 per premissis omnibus et singulis Articulis cum Venerabili Patre nostro, Episcopo 
 supradicto, tractatu habito per nos diligenti qui requiritur et sollempni, labores 
 et merita dicti Patris, quibus nos, Ecclesiam nostram, et mensam Episcopalem 
 Exonie, tain in adquisicione dictarum terrarurn et reddituum quam in aliis 
 honoravit multipliciter, perpetui muneris laude dignos,ut astringimur,reputantes, 
 omnibus et singulis que in eisdem Articulis, et circa eos, per Venerabilem 
 Patrem predictum acta sunt et gesta, concorditer assentimus, ipsaque omnia 
 singula, quantum ad nos attinet, approbamus ; et in signum consensus et 
 approbacionis hujusmodi has Literas nostri communis sigilli munimine fecimus 
 roborari. Datum et actum in Capitulo nostro, Exonie, secundo die mensis 
 Marcii, Anno Millesimo CCC mo . xxj. Nos, autem, Ordinaciones, Statuta, 
 Concessiones, Assignaciones, Assensum, Approbacionem, et omiiia alia in 
 predictis Literis contenta, rata habentes et grata, ea pro nobis et heredibus 
 nostris, quantum in nobis est, concedimus et confirmamus, sicut Litere predicte 
 racionabiliter testantur. In cujus rei, etc. -Teste meipso, apud Tutteburi, xij 
 die Novembris, Anno Regni nostri sextodecimo [1322] ; 169 b . 
 
 Litere Regie concernentes Obitum Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, 
 [1]. Edwardus, etc., omnibus ad quos, etc. Sciatis quod, per finem quern dilecti 
 nobis in Christo, Decanus et Capitulum Ecclesie Sancti Petri Exonie, fecerunt 
 nobiscum, pardonavimus eis transgressionem quam fecerunt adquirendo sibi, et 
 successoribus suis, in feodo, de Magistro et Fratribus Domus Sancti Thome de 
 Acone, Londoniis, sex solidatas et octo denaratas redditus, cum pertinenciis, in 
 Exonia, exeuntes de duabus shopis in eadem Civitatc, que quondam fuerunt 
 Galfridi Thithte, in escambium pro sex solidatis et octo denaratis redditus, cum 
 pertinenciis, in Parochia Sancti Botulphi extra Aldresgate, in suburbio 
 Londoniarum, quos Venerabilis Pater, Walter us, Exonieusis Episcopus, sumptu- 
 bus suis, de Willelmo de Hedersete emit, et eisdem Magistro et Fratribus dari 
 procuravit, habendos sibi et successoribus suis inperpetuum, post publicacionem 
 Statuti de terris et tenenientis ad manum mortuam non ponendis editi, Licencia 
 nostra super hoc non optenta. Et concessimus, pro nobis et heredibus nostris, 
 quantum in nobis est, predictis Decano et Capitulo quod ipsi predictas sex 
 solidatas et octo denaratas redditus, cum pertinenciis, habeant et teneant, in 
 Exonia, sibi et successoribus suis, et eciam predictis Magistro et Fratribus, quod 
 ipsi predictas sex solidatas et octo denaratas redditus, cum pertinenciis, in 
 suburbio predicto habeant et teneant sibi et successoribus suis, in escambium 
 predictum de Capitalibus Dominis feodorum illorum, per servicia inde debita et 
 consueta, imperpetuum, sine occasione vel impedimento nostri vel heredum 
 nostrorum, Justiciariorum, Escaetorum, Vicecomitum, aut aliorum Ballivorum 
 seu Ministrorum nostrorum quorumcumque, Statuto predicto non obstante. 
 Tn cujus rei, etc. Teste meipso, apud Tuteburi, xij die Novembris, Anno Regni 
 nostri sextodecimo [1322]. 
 
 [2]. Edwardus, etc. Sciatis quod per finem quern . , . Walterus, Exoniensis 
 Episcopus, fecit nobiscum, pardonavimus Decano et Capitulo, etc., transgress- 
 ionem quam fecerunt adquirendo ... in feodo de Roberto de Knyghtetone 
 quadraginta solidatas redditus, cum pertinenciis, exeuntes de omnibus terris et 
 tenemeutis ipsius Johannis in Knyghtetone, Fenne, et Bisshopes Morcharde, ad 
 Obitum prefati Episcopi in Ecclesia predicta annuatim, juxta Ordinacionem 
 ipsius Episcopi, celebrandum, post publicacionem Statuti, etc. (ut supra). Et 
 concessimus, etc. (ut supra). Teste meipso, apud Tutteburi, xij die Novembris, 
 Anno Regni nostri xvjo. 
 
 Et tnemorandum quod predicte due Litere Regie remanent in custodia Decani et 
 Capituli Exonie, extra dicionem Walteri Episcopi ; 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 377 
 
 Crediton : Ordinance for the Anniversary of the Birth and Obit of Bishop 
 Stapeldon, 
 
 Universis, etc., Walterus, etc,, salutem, etc. Inevitabilem diem ilium quo 
 migrabiraus ab hac luce talibus operibus expedit prevenire, quibus ad interce- 
 clendum pro nobis tarn in vita quam post trausitura constituamus obnoxios 
 debitores. Cupientes, igitur, ut dilecti filii Precentor, Canonici, Vicarii, et 
 ceteri Ministri Ecclesie Collegiate de Criditone, nostre Diocesis, pro collate sibi 
 per nos munere, suarum oracionum nos juvare suffragiis teneantur specialiter et 
 obnixe, habito cum dilectis filiis Decano et Capitulo Ecclesie nostre Cathedralis 
 Exoniensis super hoc tractatu diligenti qui requiritur et solempni, de ipsorum, 
 uuanimi consilio pariter et assensu, decimam theolonei provenientis de tribus 
 nundinis anruis apud Criditone usitatis, quanim duas, nostris laboribus et 
 induslria mediantibus, impetravimus a Regia Majestate 1 , prefatis Precentori, 
 Canonicis, Vioariis, et Mim'stris dicte Ecclesie de Criditone, accedente similiter 
 ad id Preceutoris et Capituli ejusdem Ecclesie de Criditone consilio et assensu, 
 quam decimam nunquam ante hec tempera recipere consueverant, concedimus et 
 eciam assignamus, ipsamque decimam a mensa nostra Episcopal! Exoniensi de 
 dictorum Decani et Capituli Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis consilio pariter et 
 assensu separamus; et, cum meliora sicut prediximus providerimus in hac parte, 
 dici non possumus aliquid alienasse. Pro hac coucessione et assignacione, de 
 dictorum Decani et Capituli Exoniensis, necnon Precentoris et sui Capituli 
 Criditonensis consilio pariter et assensu, precipimus ordinando quod, singulis 
 aunis, proximo die precedente Festum Purificacionis Beate Virginis, quo die, 
 prout ex parentum relacione didicimus, a maternis visceribus segregati primordia 
 recepimus hujus lucis, una Missa de hancto Spiritu pro salubri statu. nostro 
 dum vixerimus, in dicta Ecclesia Criditouensi a Precentore, Canonicis, Vicariis, et 
 ceteris Ministris ipsius Ecclesie solempniter celebretur. In qua, quidem, Missa 
 tarn pro nobis cum ilia Collecta Rege, quesumus, Domine, Famulum tuum N. 
 Pontificem nostrum, etc., expresso nomine nostro proprio, quam pro omnibus 
 Predecessoribus nostris, Episcopis Exoniensibus, cum ilia Collecta Deus qui inter 
 Apostolicos Sacerdotes, etc., cum aliis oracionibus ordinatis ab Ecclesia in 
 commemoracionibus hujusmodi suis locis dicendis fieri memorias precipimus 
 speciales. Cum, autem, dissolucionem nostri corporis attulerit sors humana, 
 Obitus nostri dies Anuiversarius in eadem Ecclesia Criditonensi, cum oracione 
 Deus indulgenciarum etc., cum aliis oracionibus que secuntur ad obsequium. 
 Anniversarii hujusmodi ordinatis ab Ecclesia, singulis annis, perpetuo solemp- 
 niter celebretur, sicut pro quocumque Episcopo, Predecessore nostro, in Ecclesia 
 Criditonensi predicta fieri solempnius consuevit; et tune, eciam, pro nostris 
 Predecessoribus et Successoribus, Episcopis Exoniensibus, qui tune fuerint 
 resoluti, cum predicta oracione Deus qui inter Apostolicos etc. , memoria Celebris 
 habeatur. Statim, autem, finitis singulis nundinis et ipsarum placitis expeditis, 
 decimam provenientem de theoloneo in eisdem nundinis recepto Senescallus 
 noster seu Successoris nostri, qui pro tempore fuerit, Precentori et duobus ad 
 hoc eligendis Vicariis Ecclesie supradicte de Criditone soivere liberare et tradere 
 teneatiir ; qui Precentor et Vicarii ipsam pecuniam recipiant, colligant, et, 
 donee veniat tern pus distribucionis lit infra sequitur faciende, salvo studeant 
 custodire ; peccuniam, vero, sic collectam, adveniente die quo Missa de Sancto 
 Spiritu vel Anniversarius Obitus nostri sicut premittitur celebrari debeat, taliter 
 distribui volumus et eciam ordinamus, ut, Canonicis ipsius Ecclesie de Criditone 
 et Sacrista qui hujusmodi Misse de Sancto Spiritu vel Obsequiis nostri Anniver- 
 sarii Vespertinis et Misse in crastino presentes fuerint, singulis singulos sex 
 denarios percipientibus ; aque, vero, bajulis singulis singulos denarios recipien- 
 tibus ; totum residuum inter Vicarios qui in dictis Missa vel Obsequiis et Missa 
 prout diversitas temporis exegerit pressntes fuerint, propter ipsorum in aliis 
 porciones exiguas, quas eatenus augmentare cupimus, equis porcionibus dividatur. 
 Ut, autem, hujusmodi nostra Concessio, Assignacio, Preceptum, Ordinacio, et 
 Voluntas permaneant totis temporibus inconcussa, sigillum nostrum, una cum 
 sigillis tarn Decani et Capituli Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis quam Precentoris et 
 Capituli Criditonie Presentibus est appensum. Datum Exonie, in Capitulo 
 Ecclesie Cathedralis Loci ejusdem, vicesimo quinto die mensis Februarii, Anno 
 
 1 The fairs were on the Feasts of St. of our Lady : the market was held on 
 
 Laurence, St. George, and the Nativity the Saturday. (Oliver.) See page 373. 
 
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378 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Domini Millesimo trecentesimo vicesimo secundo [1322-3]. Et nos, Decanus et 
 Capitulum Ecclesie Exoniensis memorate, super premissis omnibus et singulis 
 Articulis cum Venerabili Patre nostro, Episcopo supradicto, tractatu per nos hab- 
 ito diligenti qui requiritur et solempni, labores et merita dicti Patris, quibus nos, 
 Ecclesiam nostram, et mensam Episcopalem Exoniensem, tarn in adquisicione 
 dictarum nundinarum quara in aliis honoravit multipliciter et ditavit, perpetui 
 muneris laude dignos, nt astringimur, reputantes, omnibus et singulis que in eis- 
 dem Artic\ilis, et circa eos, per Venerabilem Patrem predictum, ut premittitur, 
 acta sunt et gesta, concorditer assentimus ; ipsaque omnia et singula, quan- 
 tum ad nos attinet, approbamus. Et, in signum consensus et approbacionis 
 hujusmodi has Literas nostri communis sigilli munimine fecimus roborari. 
 Datum et actum loco, die, mense, et Anno Domini supradictis. Et uos, 
 Precentor et Capitulum Ecclesie Criditonensis, liabito cum Venerabili Patre 
 predicto super premissis omnibus et singulis diligenti qui requiritur tractatu 
 pariter et solempni, prefatis Concession!, Assignacioni, Precepto, Ordinacioni, et 
 Voluutati nostrum prebemus consilium unanimiter et consensum. In cujus rei, 
 etc. Datum in Capitulo nostro Criditonie, none die mensis Marcii, Anno Domini 
 supradicto. [The original Deed ; stitched in between folios 169 and 170. 
 There were three seals, which have been removed. Endorsed," Obitus 
 Domini, apud Criditoniam "]. 
 Stapeldone halle, Oxford, Philip de Chalvedone, M.A. of : 156^. See " Litt. Dim." 
 
 Stapelford, John de, inst. to Meavy ; 161 : deceased ; 163 b . 
 Stauritone, Geoffrey de : L 196 b . 
 
 Stauntone, Hervey de; see Gildeforde " Wills " ; L 201 b . 
 Stauntone, Sir Hervey de, " Justiciarius Domini Regis," 
 
 The Bishop grants him a Pension : " Consilia et auxilia vestra aliaque vestre 
 benevolencie merita, nobis pluries gratis exhibita et adhuc, ut speramus, 
 exhibenda, memoriter recolentes, et ob hoc vobis remuneracionem auqnalem, 
 licet modicam, facere cupientes, annuam Pensionem quadraginta solidorum, 
 singulis annis, nostro perpetuo, de Camera nostra Exoniensi, in Festo Sancti 
 Michaelis percipiendarn, vobis damns etc., per Presentes. Et, quia volumus 
 quod plenariam possessionem, absque more dispendio, super hiis habeatis, 
 vobis una cum hiis Literis premanibus transmittimus plenariam Pensionem anni 
 primi" (6 April, 1309); 39*>. See St. Crantock, Canons of (Inst.}; 45. 
 
 Stauntone, Ralph de, adm. to Clayhidon ; 167 : deceased; 171. 
 Staverton ; Visitations of the Parish-Church, etc., 
 
 [I. Die Lune proxima post Festum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli, Anno supradicto 
 1 3 July, 1301]. Libri ad Matutinas, kA. Matutinas, unurn Antiphonarium, 
 cum Capitulario, Collectario, Ymnario, et Venitario, in uno volumine, valde 
 bonum. Aliud Antiphonarium bonum, per se. Spalterium (sic) bonum, grosse 
 litere. Et aliud Psalterium cum Manuali. Item, Ordinale sufficiens, cum 
 Capitulario, Collectario, et Ymnario, et aliud Ordinale debile. Legenda optima 
 pro toto anno. Et alia Legenda, in duobus voluminibus, vetustate consumpta 
 et sine asseribus, cum Responsoriis interpositis. Libri ad Missam, cum Orna- 
 mentis Ecdesie,Item, ad Missam, bonum Missale, novum, et bene notatum. 
 Aliud vetus, Moniale et male ligatum. Gradale bonum, cum Tropario. 
 Aliud Tropaiium, cum Processionali in eodem. Manuale bonum, et grosse 
 litere, et Psalterium in eodem volumine. Calix interius deauratus, satis decens. 
 Quatuor paria Corporalium, cum repositorio de linia tela. Pixis ad Eukaristiam 
 argentea, sine sera. Tria paria Vestimentorum plenaria, cum vj tuellis, quarum 
 una cum parura, Capa Chori de serico, vetus et parvi valoris. Manutergium 
 ad Sacramentuni sufficiens. Crux Processionalis decora. Duo Candelebra 
 Processionalia de stanno. Frontale vetus et debile ad Majus Altare. Duo Super- 
 pellicia, curn uno debili rocheto, Tres fiole tollerande. Crismatorium ligneum, 
 cum sera. Fons honestus et seratus. Navis Ecclesie bene corrigitur, post ulti- 
 mam Visitacionem, Cancellum nimis artum, et est celatum. Unum vas 
 plumbeum ad Aquam Benedictam. 
 
 Parochiani dicunt, requisiti, quod Domiuus Walterus, Vicarius, bene et honeste se 
 habet, et optime informat eos in Spiritualibus ; nee est defectus in eo, ut 
 asserunt. De peccato mortali occultato nichil sciunt. Et valet Vicaria sua, ut 
 asserunt, x marcas. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 379 
 
 Inquisicio, 
 
 Henricus Bi Derte. \ I Thomas Galewey. \ t Henricus Persone. 
 Benedictus de Fcnte. M Thomas de Cumbe. M Kogerus Cosyn. 
 Edwynus de Todewylle. ( ) Henricus de Obbeham. f ) Willelmus Galewey. 
 Willelmus Talloc. J \ Wai terns Barone, ; V EtRicardusbi Derte, 
 
 Qui, jurati, dicunt quod in Manerio predicto sunt de redditu assiso, solvendo ad 
 tres Terminos, xxjfo'. Et de redditu tempore Magistri Henrici Bollecg, 
 augmentato de terris captis quondam de dominico et tenuris suis adjunctis, xiiijs. 
 viijc?. Et de redditu assiso, solvendo in Festo Sancti Johannis Baptiste, Is. Auxil- 
 ium nullum. Item, de toto Manerio, pro serviciis relaxandis viijfo'. ijs., quos duos 
 solidos dicunt indebite levatos. Chevagium xs. ad minus. Duo molendina, cum 
 piscaria, valent x niarcas annuatim. Decima garbarum tocius Parochie valet, 
 communibus annis, xxxli. Due caruce in dominico valent de certo Ixs. Pratum 
 cum gardino, xxs. Perquisitum Curie confinibus terrarum Ixs. per annum : set 
 dicunt quod ballivi preseutis Firmarii duros se exhibent in finibus pro ingressu 
 terrarum faciendo, in tantum quod ingredientes hujusmodi terras ita subpeditan- 
 tur quod nunquam resuigere poterunt, ubi fines tales per consideracionem Hund- 
 redi solebant taxari. Dicunt, eciarn, quod talis consuevit esse consuetudo inter 
 eos, quod, si aliquis extraueus tiniret plus ofierendo pro aliqua terra habenda, ad 
 exclusionem veri heredis, et peccuniam suam Domino solveret, idem Dominus 
 peccuuiam illam, sic in fraudeir. heredis oblatam, posset libere retinere, et nichilo- 
 minus verus heres terram suam recuperare. Dicunt, eciam, quod, cum Henricus 
 filius Schazeloc, minor annis, finivisset per amicos suos pro terra patris sui de- 
 functi habenda et tenenda, cum ad etatem legitimam pervenisset tempore Magis- 
 tri Henrici deBollec, frater Johannes, nunc Senescallus, non obstante hujusmodi 
 fine, non permittit quod dictus Henricus, nunc major et habilis ad tenendum 
 terram illam, teneat earn ; set cepit earn in manus Domini, et tenet ita quod non 
 potest intrare, nisi novum finem fecerit. Perquisitum Capituli valet per 
 annum xs. Item, dicunt quod nullus, nomine Domini, defendit eos vei-sus 
 extraneos, nisi quatenus quidam juvenis clericus, qui minus novit, sicut potest 
 eos defendit. Item, pstendunt quod ballivi Firmarii occuparunt bona trium 
 felonum, estimata ad ixs. viijc?. o&,, que deberent esse in manibus decennarii pro 
 Huudredo acquietando in Itinere Justiciariorum. Item, diversi tenentes 
 habuerunt bona in custodia Ade Gardeboys, tercii felouis dictorum trium, qui 
 fugit propter latrocinium commissum ; et cum probassent proprietatem dictorum 
 bonorum suorum coram ballivis dicti Firmarii, frater, tamen, Johannes, nunc 
 ballivus non vult eis eadem bona restituere. Item, dictus frater injuste detinet 
 catalla trium puerorum Martini de Forsdone, inventa. cum Johanne Trenda 
 interfecto, licet Firniarius ei sepius injunxerit quod ea restitueret ; videlicet, 
 sex animalia, ij vitulos, xv oves, ij examina apum, et totum bladum crescens in 
 dimidio ferlyngo terre. Dicunt, eciam, quod Magister Thomas, nunc Firmarius, 
 habuit de bonis Magistri Henrici, predecessoris sui, pro defectibus tempore 
 mortis sue in Manerio, in domibus, boscis, molendinis, clausis, et aliis inventis, 
 emendandis, xixli. et iiijs. , quas expendit totaliter in domibus constructs et aliis in 
 Manerio emendatis, et tantundem de suo, vel ultra. Item, dicunt quod vetus 
 camera ex parte Orientali Aule est penitus ruinosa, nee per minus poterit reparari 
 quam xx marcas. Item, defectus grangie Occidentalis estimatur ad v marcas, que 
 per dictos sumptus stabit per x annos. Et estimant reparacionem muri intra 
 portam et boveriam xs. Dicunt, eciam, quod homines Manerii, preter quoterios, 
 debent bis metere in autumpno, ad corredium Domini, et sexdecim nativi et coterii 
 debent colligere fenum cujusdam prati quod vocatur Poulismede ; et quilibet 
 eorum habebit unum quadrantem. Coterii, vero, debent semel tantum metere 
 in autumpno. Et dicunt quod Vicarius non debet habere virbote et haybote 1 in 
 bosco Domini, nisi ex gracia Domini. Arch, of the D. and C., No. 3673, 
 P. 24]. 
 
 II. Visitacio Ecclesie de Stavertone, facta ibidem per Dominum Walterum, Dei 
 gracia Exoniensem Episcopum, primo die mensis Aprilis, Anno Domini Millesimo 
 CCC m . quartodecimo ; in qua reperiebantur defectus subsequentes ; videlicet 
 Vestimenta Festivalia insufficiencia. Pixis Eukaristie sine serura. Omnes tualle 
 sine paruris. Velum Quadragesimale insuflficiens. Missale falsum, licet pulcrum, 
 Crismatorium ligneum insufficiens et sine serura. Nullum vas ad Incensum. 
 Deest Yniago Beati Pauli, qui est Patronus Ecclesie. Cancellus nimis strictus et 
 
 1 Virbote (i.e. "firebote"), wood for fuel: haybote, wood for hedging and fencing 
 (haga, a hedge). 
 
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380 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 obscums : Navis Ecclesie sirailiter. Unde Dominus injunxit Rectoribus, Vicario, 
 et Parochianis, quod siuguli faciant reparare dictos delectus, prout ad singxilos 
 pertinent, citra sequens Festum. Sancti Michaelis, sub pen a vigiiiti librarian, ad 
 Fabricam Exoniensis Ecclesie ; excepta construccione novi Cancelli, et augmen- 
 tacione Ecclesie; et quod ilia fiant citra Festum Sancti Michaelis ad unum 
 annum. Presentibus in Visitacione predicta Adamo, Vicario dicte Ecclesie, 
 Johanne, Vicario de Hemistone [Eroadhempston], Magistro Thoma Hereward, 
 Domino Petro de Honitone, Roberto de Tredowal, presbitero, et aliis. 2ft 
 memorandum quod ego, J. de Lancevetone, non interfui ; 84 b . 
 
 Steymor, Henry, inst. to Collumpton ; 174 b . 
 Stiria, Symon, collat. to Westleigh ; 87 b , 89 : V. of Brixham ; 165. 
 Stockhay, Rob.de; 164: Patr.of Woolfardisworthy; 52 b ,57,lSO. 
 Stockleigh-Pomeroy, 
 
 Master Peter de Olney, R., Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (4 Feb., 1308-9); 38: again, from Michaelmas till 24 June, 
 1311 ; "ita, tamen, quod citra Festum Epiphanie Domini proximum fidem 
 faciat legitime quod, juxta Licenciam et Dispensacionein prius habitam, 
 stetit in Scolis" (14 Sept., 1310) ; 56. John de Kokyntone, R., for two 
 years, to study, etc. (8 April, 1314) ; 83 b : Licence to put his Benefice out 
 to farm for two years (17 Aug., 1314) ; 87: again, non-residence for two 
 years from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (9 Sept., 1315) ; 109 b : again, (with 
 permission to put his Benefice out to farm), for three years (21 Sept., 
 1316) " j marca" ; 115: for a year, to study, etc. (19 Sept., 1319) ; 142 b . 
 
 [Stoke-Canon [Stocke, MS.], 
 
 Visitation, Die Veneris proxima sequente [i.e. two days after the Visitation 
 of Dawlish (q.v.), viz., 7 July, 13011, 
 
 Quo tempore fuerunt in Ecclesia Loci predict! una Legeuda, cum Antiphonario, 
 Psalterio, Ympnario, Capitulario, et Collectario, in \iiio volumine, non notatis. 
 Aliud Antiphonarium notatum, nonde ordiue. Nullum Psalteriuni per se. Et 
 memorandum de uno bono Portilbrio translate ad Ecclesiam MagUtri Robert! 
 apud Mortone per Galfridum, nepotem suum. Item Manuale vetus et defect- 
 iyum. Ordinale nullum. Calix undique albus sufficiens. Vas de plumbo, ad 
 rinsuram recipiendam, Missale sine nota, alias tamen sufficiens, Aliud Alissale 
 vetus, sine asseribus. Tria paria Vesthnentorum, integra. Duo superpellicia 
 debilia, cum veteri rocheto. Decem tualle, quarum una cum parura debili. 
 Gradale bonum, et aliud vetus, cum Tropario. Item, Troparium defectivum, 
 per se, Una liola tantum. Crismatorium sine sera. Ymago Magdalene ad 
 Majus Altare, vetus, et nimis deformis. Crux Processional! s decens. Item, 
 asser cum metallo in superficie in quo figuratur Ymago Crucifixi. Paxillum cum 
 lapide de viridi inarm ore. Pixis ad Eukaristiam eburnea, argento ligata. 
 Velum Quadragesimale. Et Vexillum sufficiens. Nullum Frontale. 
 
 Parochiani dicunt quod Willelmus, Capellanus Loci predicti, honeste se gerit ; et 
 omnia bene se habeut circa Spiritualitatem, ut intelligunt. 
 
 Nomina Juratorum, Walterus de la Buvghe, Jordanus de Molendinis, Walterus 
 de la Hole, Rogerus Dogget, Hugo de Ponte, Robertas Caretare, Thomas de la 
 Burghe, Ricardus de eadem, Radulphus Fluniynge, et alii de Manerio, juiati, 
 dicunt quod Magister Robertus, nunc Firmarius ipsorum, optime defendit eos, 
 per se et suos, versus quoscumque extraneos, nee ipse in aliquo eis injuriatur ; 
 qui recepit, ut asserunt, de bonis Roberti Peygnhe, pro defectibus tune inventis, 
 1x5., unde reparavit molendinum de novo, et alios defectus supplevit ; 
 et gardinum optime clausit ac pomeriis instauravit. Dicunt, eciam, quod sunt 
 in Manerio predicto, de redditu as.siso iiijZi. xvjs. xc?., de capitagio iiijs, Et 
 molendinum, cum columbario, valet xxs. ; gardinum, cum prato, xls. Decima 
 garbarum, Cs, Perquisitum Curie et Capituli non acquietat expensas. Item, 
 universa servicia nativorum per annum estimant XX5. Redditus assisus 
 non est augrr.entatus tec diminutus terra alienata ; nee consuetudines 
 mutate. Dominicum continet unam carucatam terre, et valet xxs., deducto 
 custu domorum et servienciurn. Et estimant defectus domorum Curie uunc 
 apparentes iiijs. tantummodo. Item, requisiti de destruccione facta in communi 
 bosco Decani et Capituli, dicunt quod nullus ipsorum. ingreditur, nee aliquod 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 381 
 
 dampnum per ipsos esse ibi factum ; et quod presens forestarius dictum boscum, 
 quatenus potest, laudabiliter custodit. Archives of the D.&C., No, 3673, 
 p. 30], 
 
 Stoke, in the Manor of Bosham, see Brothertone ; 112. 
 
 Stokes, John de, R. of St. Mellion ; 40, 67 b , 80, 102, b 164, 
 I74 b . R. of Challacombe ; (Ord.) 218. 
 
 Stokes, Ralph de (Notary-Publick ; 49, 62, 62 b , 73): see 
 Bosham (Inst.)-, 59 : inst. to Ashcombe, 59 b , 62 b , 74, 87 b . 
 See Kingsnympton ; 41 : Rome, Court of ; 49. 
 
 Stoke, Roger de, see " Wills " Egleby ; L 21 2 b . 
 Stoke, Thomas de, presented to Redruth ; 175. 
 Stoke-Climsland ; see "Dedications"; 161, 
 
 John de Doune, R., Dispensation: Licence to put his Benefice out to farm 
 for two years (4 May, 1322) ; 167 b . 
 
 Stoke-Damarel [Stoke Dau marie, MS.], 
 
 John de Fordyngtone, R, Dispensation: non-residence, for a year from 
 Michaelmas, to study, etc. (20 Sept., 1318): he was to take subdeacon's 
 Orders within the year ; 129 b . 
 
 Stokenham, Nicholas Lovetot ; R 1 ,, 
 
 He had cure of souls, but deserted his Parish, never residing. And, without Licence 
 or auy lawful cause, he had taken up his abode the Bishop knew not where, 
 fraudulently avoiding the Bishop's Citation. He had not even once visited 
 his Church for three years or more. So the Bishop (22 Jan., 1309-10) directed his 
 Official Principal, the Archdn. of Totnes, to cite him peremptorily thrice, at suitable 
 intervals (the Citation to be solemnly published in the said Church), that he return 
 into residence without delay ; and to make it clear to the Proctor of the said 
 Nicholas (if he should appoint one), to his parochial priest in charge, and to his 
 neighbours, friends, and connections, and the parishioners generally, that, if he 
 did not return forthwith, the Bishop would proceed to deprive him. That he 
 might not excuse himself on the pretence of ignorance, the Bishop ordered his 
 Mandate to be openly and distinctly published at the three next Chapter 
 Meetings of the Deanery ; the result to be reported to him before the Feast of 
 the Annunciation ; 47. 
 
 Sir Geoffrey was Vicar at this time, Dispensation in his favour : " Nobilis Viri 
 Domini Radulphi de Monhenner, pro t te nobis supplicantis, precibus inclinati, 
 super eo quod Senescallus dicti Domini Radulphi in Manerio de Stoke in 
 Hamme existens te secularibus negociis immiscuisti, tecum, quatenus de jure 
 potuerimus, dispensations, et tibi sirnpliciter remittimus quicquid ad nos pertinet 
 in premissis ; volentes quod ab illicitis secularibus negociis, in quantum compde 
 poteritis, abstineas in futurum, quodque de prius commissis in foro anime 
 penitenciam recipias salutarem " (7 Dec., 1312) ; 75. 
 
 Commission (directed to Precentor Germeyn and John de Stokes, E. of St. 
 Mellion (17 Feb., 1314-15). "Ad audiendum raciocinia quprumcumque minis- 
 trorum nostrorum, qui de bonis Ecclesiasticis Magistri Nicholai de Lovetot, 
 
 He was R. at least as early as 1306, 
 "May, 1306: Devon, Hervicus de 
 Stauntone et Johannes Randolfe con- 
 stituti sunt ad assisam capiendam 
 quam Magister Nicholaus de Lovetot, 
 Persona Ecclesie de Stoke in Hamme, 
 arrainavit versus Matheurn, filiurn 
 Johannis, et alios, de cursu cujusdam 
 aque diverso in Stoke in Hamme. 
 Rot. Pat. 34 Edw. 1., m. %6d. He 
 
 was a great pluralist, and held, among 
 other Benefices, Nether Wallop, near 
 Andover, to which he was instituted 
 by John de Poutissara, Bp. of Win- 
 chester, 28 June, 1292, " ad presenta- 
 cionem Domini Dunelmensis Episcopi 
 [Anthonii de Beke], Commissarii 
 Domini [Bogonis de Clare], Thesau- 
 rarii Eboracensis, ipsius Eccleeie 
 Patroni" (&gr.,,/W. #). F.J.B. 
 
382 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 apud Stockinhamme . . . de Mandate nostro vel auctoritate ejusdem, quic- 
 quam hactenus levaverint vel receperint, cnjuscumque condicionis fuerint sive 
 status ; etad reddendum hujusmodi raciocinia coramvobis debite compellenduni 
 eosdem de quorum ministrorum nominibus et personis pro Procuratore prefati 
 Magistn Nicholai vobis sufficienter coustare poterit : necnon, ad faciendum 
 omnia et singula que super hiis necessaria fuerint vel oportuna." They were to 
 return these accounts, forthwith, to the Bishop, and the said Nicholas (or, at any 
 rate, his Proctor), was to have due notice of the time and place of meeting for 
 the above-named purpose, to enable him to attend if he wished. They were to 
 satisfy him as to the correctness of the account, and, having settled all claims, 
 were to deposit any residue "penes Dominum Walterum, Custodem Curie 
 nostre Episcopalis Exonie." Another Commission was directed to the same 
 persons and issued on the same day, empowering them to deal with the said 
 Eector's claims on any debtors, etc, ; 102 b . 
 
 Privilegium Rectoris Ecclesie de Stoke in Hamme, 
 
 Clemens [VJ Episcopus, Servus server um Dei, dilecto filio Thome de Neusum, 
 Kectori Parochialis Ecclesie de Magna Grantisclene [Great Gransdon, Hunts], 
 Lyncolniensis Diocesis, salutem et Apostolicam Benediccionem. Quanto majori 
 meritorum claritate prefulges, tanto pocioribus mereris attolli favoribus et 
 majoribus graciis honorari. Attendentes, igitur, laudabile testimonium quod 
 tibi de honestate morum et aliis virtuosis probitatis meritis perhibetur, ac 
 volentes personam tuam propter hoc speciali prosequi gracia et favore, tecum ut 
 preter Parochialem Ecclesiam de Magna Grantisdene, Lincolniensis Diocesis, 
 cujus Rector existis, cujusque fructus, redditus, et proventus septuaginta 
 marcarum sterlingorum summam, annis siugulis, juxta Taxacionem decime, non 
 excedunt, unam aliam Ecclesiam, curam animarum'habentem,fsi tibi alias Canonice 
 offeratur, libere recipere, et una cum prefata Ecclesia de Magna Grantisdene 
 retinere licite valeas, Constitucione Generalis Concilii, et qualibet alia in 
 contrarium edita, non obstante, Auctoritate Apostolica dispensamus. Proviso 
 quod Parochialia et alia (postquam earn fueris assecutus) Ecclesie supradicte 
 debitis non defraudentur obsequiis, et animarum cura in eis nullatenus negliga- 
 tur. Nulli, ergo, omnino hominum liceat, etc. Si quis, autem, etc. -Datum 
 Pictavie, vto Idus Maii, Pontificatus nostri Anno secundo [11 May, 1307], 110. 
 The "una alia Ecclesia" turned out to be Stokenham ; and "Thomas 
 Nyusom" was inst, thereto, 10 July, 1315. He soon obtained Licence of non- 
 residence for two years, "et hoc causa Peregrinacionis honesta" (8 May, 
 1317) ; the Bishop accompanying the concession with a hint that he would do 
 well to remember the great work in progress in the Cathedral " Respiciat 
 Tabulam pro voluntate " ; 119, A second Licence of non-residence, till the 
 First Sunday in Lent (28 Feb., 1321-2), was granted "ad requisicionem Domini 
 Radulphi de Monte Hermeri et Domine Isabelle, consortis sue, . . . occasione 
 obsequiornm predictorum Domini Radulphi et Isabelle ; ita, videlicet, quod 
 tune, vel interim, ad dictam Ecclesiam personaliter veniat, et eandem Ecclesiam 
 et Parochianos ejusdem visitet et videat ; alioquin hujusmodi Licencia nullius 
 penitus momenti existit (24 Nov., 1321) ; 162 b . This was quickly followed by 
 a Special Licence for a year " a Quindena Pasche, proximo secutura [25 April, 
 1322], "racione obsequii Domini Radulphi de Monte Hermeri, Militis ; 167 b . 
 And again, " ad instanciam Domini Radulphi de Monte Hermery, et aliorum 
 Nobilium, optinuit Licenciam intendendi obsequiis ejusdem Domini Radulphi 
 per triennium a dicto die [18 Nov., 1324], ita quod pauperibus parochianis, 
 etc."; 182. 
 
 Stoke-Fleming, 
 
 Sir Robert Pentelowe, R., He appeared before the Bishop (at LauncellsJ, 
 "die Sabbati proxima ante Festum Ascensionis Domini" (27 May), 
 1318, accompanied by Sir William, called le Knyghte, a priest, and obtained 
 Licence of non-residence for three years, with permission to put out to farm the 
 Sanctuary of his said Benefice, with all the reveivues thereof, to the said William 
 (who was to receive all the fruits of the Sanctuary, on the completion of 
 the three years, for a further period extending to Michaelmas. "Et dabit 
 uterque singulis annis predictis, ex fine, ij marcas et dimidiam " ; 127. 
 
 " Eisdem die et loco, Officialis dicti Domini, in Capella Curie de Launseles, 
 condempnavit dictum Dominum Robertum, de ipsius expresso consensu, quod 
 pro tempore saltern hujusmodi absencie sue, de qua prernittitur, ad dimitteudum 
 pro se Procuratorem sufficientem, qui omnibus querelare seu conqueri volentibus 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 383 
 
 contra eum prout justum esset responderet. Qua conclempnacione sic facta, 
 idem Dominus Robertas nominavit Magistros Johannem de Hurbertone et 
 Willelraum de Beare eidem Officiali, ut essent Procuratores sui, conjunctim et 
 divisiin ; et voluit et rogavit quod dictus Officialis eisdem Procuratoribus super 
 hoc . Procuratorium sigillaret, presentibus Magistro Nicholao de Hele, Domino 
 Wilielmo Knyght predicto, et me, Ricardo de Twy vertone ; die et loco, et anno 
 predictis, Indiccione prima." 1&&2C. Sir John de Pultone was licensed to farm 
 this Benefice for two years (19 May, 1320) ; 149>. 
 
 Stoke-Gabriel [Gabrielstoke, MS.], 
 
 Commission, directed (13 June, 1310), to the V. of this Parish against debtors, 
 there, of Chancellor Roger de Otery ; 52 b . See St. Newlyn. page 343. 
 
 Stoke-in-Teignhead [Stoke in Tynhide, MS.], 
 
 Master William de Newetone, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for two 
 years, to study, etc. ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders within the first 
 year (20 Sept., 1319) ; 143: again (subdeacon), for a year (30 Sept., 1321) ; 
 161: renewed (17 Oct., 1322), " et dabit xx solidos ; 169: renewed, for 
 two years (7 Aug., 1323) ; 176. 
 
 Stoke-Kivers, Sir Henry [de Raleghe], R. of, 
 
 MKMORANDUM quod, cum Dominus dudum precepisset Domino Henrico, Rector 
 Ecclesie de Stoke Ryvers, ex certis causis et legittimis, quod idem Rector 
 nullatenus celebraret Divina, idem Rector nuper, die Martis proxima post 
 Festuni Commemoracionis Animarum [6 Nov., 1319], apud Estboclonde, 
 comparuit personaliter coram Domino, et ipsum humiliter requisivit ut ipse 
 Dominus, recepta caucione ydonea ab eodem Rectore quod se gereret de cetero 
 secundum decenciam Ordinis sui, ipsum ex tune permitteret licite celebrate ; 
 unde Dominus, audita requisicione sua, quod petivit sibi annuit, in huuc 
 niodum ; videlicet, quod idem Rector, assumptis secum xij vel xiiij viris ydoneis 
 de Parochia sua, venirent die Mercuriitunc in crastino, in Ecclesia Parochiali de 
 Southmoltone, coram Magistro Waltero de Setone, et Nicholao de Hele, 
 Commissariis suis in hac parte, et faterentur conjunctim et divisim se teneri ad 
 Fabricam Ecclesie Exoniensis in x marcis argenti, solvendis si extunc super 
 inhonesto gestu idem Rector quomodolibet sit convictus. Die, autem, Mercurii 
 predicto adveniente, venit idem Rector, et Walterus de Stokes, Robertus le 
 Peyntour, Willelmus de Hakeford, Willelmus Molendinarius, Robertus atte 
 Birche, Johannes atte Clive, Alexander de Horigge, Willelmus de Kymelonde, 
 Ricardus de Orliswalle, Alfredus de Kymelonde, Rogerus de Beardingecote, 
 Willelmus Benet, et Willelmus atte Westyete, loco predicto, coram prefatis 
 Commissariis ; et promiserunt, et quilibet eorum promisit, per solempnem 
 stipulacionem, interrogacione precedente, se teneri prefate Fabrice in predictis 
 x marcis, si idem Rector super premissis, modo quo premittitur, quomodolibet 
 hit convictus. Quibus sic actis, data fuit ibidem sibi Licencia, sicut petierat, ex 
 tune celebrandi Divina, quibus actis non interfui ego Ricardus ; 144 b ,-; 
 
 Stone, Philip de la, inst. to St. Keyne; 128. 
 
 Stonhouse, William de, R. of Forrabury (q.v. Inst.} : R. of 
 
 Dunchideock: 131. 
 
 Store, Ralph, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 Storridge, see Fisshacre (Oratories) ; 123 b . 
 Storrigge, Philip de, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 Stourtone, Nicholas de, inst. to Hennock ; 171. 
 Stowe, John de, R. of Powderham ; 62 b , 115 b : deceased ; 154 b . 
 Stowford [Stouforde, MS.], 
 
 Sir Adain de Welle, R. of, Licence of non-residence for a year, to study, etc. 
 (" quintodecimo Kalendas Octobris "17 Sept., 1311) ; 63 b . 
 
 Stouforde, Henry de, Official- Peculiar, 
 
 Collated to a Preb. in St. Crantock ; 160: to Lezant; 168. See Consistory 
 
384 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Court; 172: Penylles, David de ; 105, L 206 b : Berry-Narbor ; 112: 
 Harpford; 113 b : Menhenyot ; 119 b : Benefices (vacant); 125 b : Crediton 
 (Inst.) j 154 b : St. Madron (frut.) ; 183 b He was commissioned (15 Nov., 
 1315), in conjunction with Richard de Coletone, Official- Principal, "ad 
 Inquirendum de quibusdam criminibus, etc. ; 110 b . 
 
 Stoweforde, Wm. de, inst. to Redruth ; 112 b : Lifton; 149 b , 157 b . 
 
 Strange, John, Canon of Exeter ; 4 (page 11). 
 
 Stranghe, Nich,, Canon of St. Crantock, deceased ; 160. 
 
 Strange, Roger called, see Winkleigh (Inst.) ; 41. 
 
 Strete, William de, Prebendary of Carswell and of Hayes (in 
 
 the Castle of Exeter) ; 42 : deceased ; 71. 
 Suffragan Bishop, 
 
 Robert, Bp. of Clonfert, appointed Suffragan Bishop in this Diocese, Cum, 
 sicut vestra Paternitas nobis exposuit, ad nostram sitis Diocesim noviter 
 profecturus, ut, per mensem a tempore quo . . . Diocesim ingressi fueritis, 
 " Confessiones quorumcumque subditorum nostrorum, vobis peccata sua 
 confiteri volencium, audire, et, injuncta eisdem sic confitentibus pro suis 
 commissis Penitencia salutari, ipsos super commissis eisdem absolvere valeatis, 
 eciam si iuter cetera talis casus occurrat cujus Absolucio ad nos specialiter 
 fuerit, de jure vel de consuetudine, reservata ; iiecnon Ecclesias et Cimiteria, si 
 que jam in nostra Diocesi predicta, vel infra memoratum mensem, per effusionem 
 injuriosam huinani sanguinis, vel alio modo forsitan execrata, reconcilianda 
 fuerint, debite reconciliare ; et minores Procuraciones, que propter hoc abinde 
 debentur, recipere, Procuracionibus super hoc majoribus nobis specialiter 
 reservatis ; pueros, eciam, contirmare ; Calices, Vestimenta, et alia Ornaments 
 Ecclesie benedicere ; ac quociens, ubi, et quando vobis expedire videbitur, 
 predicare seu proponere Verbum Dei, vobis, de cujus puritate consciencie 
 plenam in Domino fiduciam optinemus, vices nostras, tenore Presencium, 
 committimus, et Licenciam, prout ad nos pertinet, de nostra coucedimus gracia 
 speciali. In cujus rei, etc. Datum Londoniis, xx die mensis Maii, Anno 
 Domini M CCCmo vicesimo quarto ; 180, 
 
 Suicide of a Chaplain (not named), 
 
 Inventa in quodam Magno Rotulo in Scaccario Domini Regis, de quodam 
 
 qui voluntarie se suspendit : 
 
 Anno decimo nono Regis Henrici Tercii [1234-5], Episcopus Herfordensis de 
 catallis Capellani qui se suspendit xls. ; set non debet summoniri, quia nulla 
 catalla in laico feodo set in feodo Ecclesie ; unde iude quietus est per Breve 
 Regis, in quo premissa continentur. Annus sextus Regis Ricardi [1194-5] inter 
 alia, comprehendit compotum de catallis inimicorum Regis captis et venditis. 
 Recordum. fol. 176; where this Document is entered, sub anno 1323, without 
 comment or reference to anything contained in the context. See, also, Stoke- 
 
 Sully, Joan de, presents to Iddesleigh ; 55, 151 b . 
 
 Sully, Reymund de, R. of Iddesleigh ; 218 : inst. to Sampford- 
 
 Courtenay ; 54 b , 64 b , 69 b , 142\ 
 
 Suttone, John de, Canon of Crediton ; 47 b : deprived ; 142 b . 
 Suttone, Martin de, Canon of St. Probus ; 74 b . 
 Swafelde, John de, R. of Meavy (q.v.) : deceased ; 161. 
 Swannacot (Lower), in Wyke-St. Mary ; L 191. 
 Sweyneseie, Thos. de, Licence to farm the Preb. of R. de 
 
 Hengharn, in the Ch. of Crediton for 3 years (8 May, 1310) ; 
 
 50 b : adm. to Lanteglos-by-Camelford ; 120.~- &?e L 193, etc. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 385 
 
 Swyndone, Margery de, elected Prioress of Polsloe ; 83. 
 Sydewyne, Richard de, inst. to Clannaborough ; 57 b , 60 b . 
 Sydenham, Richard de, see Clayhanger ; 107 b . 
 
 T. 
 
 Taillour, Roger and Meliora le (of Bodmin) ; L 21 l b . 
 
 Tayllour, Serlo, son of Martin ; (Ord.-Pris.) 226. 
 
 Talaton ; Hugh le Engleis, R. See Bisimano, William de ; 43 b . 
 
 Tamerton-Foliot ; see "Dedications"; 128 b . 
 
 Tankarde, Thos. called, V. of Abbotskerswell, deed. ; 157 b . 
 
 Tappeleghe, see Westleigh ; 89. 
 
 Tauntefer, Roger, presents to Clyst-St. Mary ; 83 b . 
 
 Taunton, the Prior and Convent of, present to Willand ; 110 b : 
 
 to Glannaborough ; 57 b , 86, 181. 
 Tautone, Rob. de, inst. to Bradstone ; 106 : to St. Ervan ; 1 10 b : 
 
 resigns; 152 b : collated to St. Mawgan-in-Pyder ; 163 b . 
 
 He was Steward of the Bishop's House "extra Templebarre," and (with 
 Bartholomew de Bokerel), being in default to the amount of 24 due to Wm. 
 Kussel, priest, Receiver, was ordered to pay the same before Easter, on pain of 
 Excommunication "presentibus Dominis Petro de Honitone, Rogero de Bodde- 
 leghe, presbiteris ; Ricardo de Yowe, Nicholao de Hele, Thoma de Stone, 
 clericis" (17 Feb ., 1320-1) ; 156 b . 
 
 Taverner, Wm. le, chaplain ; L 1 89 b : Nicholas le ; L 21 5. 
 Tavistock ; the Parish-Church (see " Dedications ") ; 127. 
 Tavistock Abbey, see "Dedications"; 128 b 
 
 Commission, directed to Sir Robert, the Abbat (9 April, 1314), " Absolvendi et 
 dispensandi cum quibuscumque Commonachis vestris, in quibuscumque casibus 
 in Statuto nostro edito super hoc in ultima Visitacione nostra Monasterii 
 supradicti, in casibus in quibus nobis reservavimus potestatern ; necnon, 
 delinquentibus injungendi peuitenciam pro commissis ; et omnia alia et singula 
 faciendi que in hac parte necessaria fuerint, etc." ; 83 b . 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod, ultimo die mensis Julii [1316], comparuerunt coram 
 Domino, pro tribunali sedente in Aula sua de Criditone, Dominus Willelmus de 
 Milebourne, Rector Ecclesie de Larihorn [St. Ruan-Lanyhwne\, et Magister 
 Ricardus Beaupre ; [qui] fatebantur, et uterque eorum fatebatur, se teneri in 
 solidum Domino Johanni de Lusteleghe, tune presenti, in xlli. sterliugorum, 
 pro Abbate Tavystochie et nomine ejusdem ; quas idem Abbas alias promisit ad 
 novam Tabulam Ecclesie Exoniensis, solvendas in Festis Natalis Domini, Pasche, 
 Beati Michaelis, et ex tune Natalis Domini, proximo subsequentibus, equis 
 porciouibus, eidem Domino Johanni, pro prefato Domino Abbate ... ad 
 Tabulam antedictam." Immediate payment was ordered, under pain of 
 Excommunication ; 113 b . 
 
 The Abbat and Convent present to Antony; 43 b , 151: Burrington; 44: 
 Denbury ; 100 b : Hatherleigh ; 36& : Lamerton ; 42 b , [171 h ] : North Petherwyn ; 
 116, 180b : Tavistock, V, ; 42 b , 68, 128 : Virginstowe ; 44 b . See Hortone ; 
 33 b : Alphington ; 69 b : Beuet ; 101 b : Devon ; 152 : Denbury ; 161 : Whit- 
 church; 165, 
 
 Tavistoke, Adam de, R. of Tedburn-St. Mary ; 75, 76 b : Proctor 
 for Henry de Greyneville ; 182 : collated to St. Gerrans ; 
 183. [Called Adam de Stapeldone, L 21S b ]. 
 
386 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Tawstock [Taustoke, MS.], 
 
 Robert de Stapeldone, 1 R., Licence of non-residence (time not stated), to 
 study, etc. (6 Sept , 1309) ; 43 b . The Church being vacant, Sir Rd. de 
 Tottescumbe, priest, was appointed Sequestrator, 19 May, 1311 ; 61 b . 
 
 Tedburn-St. Mary [Tetteborne, MS.], 
 
 Sir Adam de Tavistoke, clerk, R., Dispensation: non-residence for three 
 years (no reason assigned), 3 Feb., 1312-13 ; 76 b . 
 
 Teffonte, Master Thos. de, 
 
 Constituted Proctor for the Bishop in the Court of Arches (5 Nov., 1308) ; 
 Witnesses John de Lancevetone (the Bishop's " Scriba "), Peter de Hone- 
 tone, R. of Ilsington, and Rd. de Brayleghe, R. of Filleigh ; 36 b . (This 
 appointment had been made, 25 April, and was then cancelled ; 32 b ): 
 resigns his Portion in the Church of Tiverton ; 127. 
 
 Tegnemue, Eustace de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Teignmouth, 
 
 "Amicis suis karissirnis, ballivis et probis hominibus de Cernemuwe, Walterus, 
 etc., salutem in Domino. Quia Burgenses et Tenentes nostri de Teyngemuwe 
 Episcopi quieti sunt, et esse clebent, a prestacione th colon ii, per Cartas 
 Antecessorum Regum Anglic, Predecessoribus nostris et Ecclesie nostre 
 concessas, vos rogamus quod, si Burgenses et Tenentes nostri predicti, cum 
 navibus et markandisis suis, ad partes vestras venerint, libertatibus suis, quibus 
 hactenus usi sunt, amore nostri, gaudere permittatis. Cartas, autem, Domin- 
 orum nostrorum Anglie, et alia que pro nobis et pro ipsis habemus, parati 
 sumus et erimus ostendere, diebus et locis de communi et mutuo consensu 
 assignandis. Et, ut testimonium perhibeatur veritati, has Literas eisclem fieri 
 fecimus" (9 Oct., 1309) ; 44. 
 
 Templars, the Knights, see Clayhanger (Inst.) ; 65. 
 Tetcott [Tettecote, MS.], 
 
 The Church being vacant, the Sequestration was committed to Rd. de Cole- 
 tone, Official to the Archd. of Totnes, who was commissioned to institute 
 and induct Wm. Nereis, presented thereto (30 April, 1309); 40 b . Wm. 
 Norreys, R., Dispensation: non-residence for a year, from Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (6 Sept., 1310): also, Licence to put his Benefice out to farm for 
 three years, from Michaelmas ; 55: again, till Michaelmas, 1312, to study, 
 etc. (21 Oct., 1311) ; 64 b : renewed for a year ("xij Kal. Dec." 20 Nov., 
 1312) ; 75: again, till the Feast of the Purification [2 Feb.], from 24 
 Oct., 1313 ; 80: again, for two years (2 August, 1315), " et dabit singulis 
 annis ... ad Fabrics m Ecclesie Exoniensis dimidiam marcam ; 109 : 
 again, for a year (2 Oct., 1317), "et dabit ad fabricam nove Tabule 
 dimidiam marcam (margin " vacat, quia mortuus ") ; 122 b . 
 
 Tettebourne, Adam de, inst. to the Chantry of Heanton ; 184, 
 Tettewille, John de, inst. to Moreleigh ; 75 b . 
 Teukysbyry, Nicholas de, 
 
 Commission, and Letter, directed to Roger de Otery, Official-Principal : 
 In Causa . . . que movetur . . . contra Nicholaum de Teukysbyry et Ysotam, 
 uxorem Domini Gilbert! Filii Stephani, Militis, necnon contra eundem Dominum 
 Gilbertum, ad cognoscencluni, inquirendum, corrigendum, ac eorundem excessus 
 seu crimina puniendum, juxta qualitatem et naturam negocii de quo agetur 
 contra eosdem, vobis cum Canonice cohercionis potestate specialiter committimus 
 vices nostras. Datum apud Tautone [Episcopi], xj die Decembris [1308. 
 Issued 15 March, following]; 39. 
 
 1 His successor, Sir Edward de St. John Basing, whom K. Edw. I, presented 
 
 (see p. 263), was, probably, Edward, to the R. of Brading, I. of Wight, 25 
 
 son of John, Baron St. John of Aug., 1295. F.J.B. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 387 
 
 His Submission and Absolution,- "Crimen adulterii cum Ysolda (sic], uxore, etc. 
 se aliquo tempore commisisse confitens, tarn super expensis et emenda occasione 
 teir.ere fatigacionis nostre et vestre, in causa dicte Appellacionis, quam super 
 Penitencia sibi injungenda occasione dicti criminis, ordinacioni, gracie, et 
 voluntati nostre simpliciter se submisit, petens humiliter a Sentencia Ex- 
 communicacionis in ipsum per yos pro contumaciaet crimine adulterii supradicto 
 rite lata, sibi per nos Absolucionis Beneficium misericorditer impertiri. 
 Considerantes, igitur, ipsius humilitatem et quod Ecclesianon claudit gremium 
 redeunti, eo libencius ipsum ad gremium Ecclesie admisimus, ne grex Domini, 
 nobis commissus, ipsius illicita condicione in officio quod nunc gerit ulterins 
 maculetur; recepto primitus ab eodem juramento de parendo Mandatis 
 Ecclesie et nostris, juxta suam submission em in premissis ; abjurato, eciam, 
 predicto crimine adulterii, et private ac suspecto accessu ad predictam mulierem, 
 necnon cohabitacione cum eadem, unde suspicio recidivacionis, vel infamia, justa 
 racione contra ipsum oriri debeat seu valeat in futurum" (19 Jan., 1309-10); 
 46b. See Ermington ; 34b. 
 
 Thechere, William and Adarn le, see Crediton ; 107. 
 Thornbury [Thornbyry, MS.], Walter [le Cornu], R, 
 
 Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, to study, etc. (23 Feb., 1308-9) ; 
 38 b . See Latrawen ; 157. Perhaps the same as 
 
 Thornburi, Walter de, inst. to the Chantry, Beaford ; 144 b . 
 
 Thorndone, Robert de, see Yarnscombe, Little (Inst.) ; 145. 
 
 Thorne, Gilbert de la, clerk; see Cookbury ; 107 b : Otterton; 
 114 b : Clyst Episcopi ; ibid. ; St. Crantock (Inst.) ; 115 b : 
 Arundell, John de ; 1 1 6 b : collated to Bradstone ; 150. 
 
 Thorney : Homagium et Fidelitas, 
 
 Edith, Prioress of Ashbourne [Esseborne, MS.], in the County of Sussex, does 
 homage to the Bishop of Exeter " pro qxiibusdam terris et tenementis suis in 
 lusula de Thoruey, quas et que clamavit tenere de Episcopo antedicto ; qui, 
 quidem, Episcopus protestabatur quod, occasion ehujusmodirecepti Homagii, sibi 
 teneri noluit ad waranciam, et quod eidem Episcopo vel Successoribus suis, quo 
 ad jus Ecclesie Exoniensis quantum ad Homagia et seivicia aliorumprejudicium 
 nullum generetur ; dicens, eciam, ante Homagium receptuni, et post, quod sic 
 non intendebat dictum Homagium recipere qnin eadem Priorissa et ejus 
 successores facient Episcopo Exoniensi et ejus Successoribus omnia servicia que 
 feofatores ipsius Priorisse Capitalibus Dominis inde facero consueverunt ; 
 presentibus Domino Thoma de Stapeldone, Canouico Capelle de Boseham, 
 Domino Eicardo de Stapeldone, Alilite, Domino Stephano, Rectore Ecclesie de 
 Thorney, Ada de Coppedene, Willelmo de Watergate, juniore, Eicardo Perne- 
 garde, Johanne le Maystre, Johanne Kyppyuge, Willelmo Maudut; et aliis 
 ( . . . Jan., 1312-13 ; a blank space is left for the day of the month). Item, 
 
 MKMORANDUM quod vis Cartarum quas exhibuit predicta Priorissa dicto Domino 
 Episcopo, super jure suo terrarum et tenementorum predictorum, talis est ut 
 sequitur : " Isabella de Warnefforde, filia Eicardi de Wanieforde (sic), feofavit 
 Aliciam, Priorissam de Esseborne, et Moniales ibidem, de xxti solidatis annui 
 redditus, quern Johannes, films Ade de Postebrocke, ei reddere solebat annuatim 
 de una virgata terre quam dictus Johannes tenet in villa de Thorney ; habendum, 
 etc., in homagiis, releviis, escaetis, et in omnibus aliis accidentibus, que de 
 dicta terra accidere poterunt, etc. ; reddendo Capitalibus Dominis dimidiam 
 libram cymyny pro servicio omnimodo seculari, exaccione, secta, et demanda, 
 salvo servicio Domini Eegis. Et est Carta sine Data. Item, per aliam partem 
 Cecilia, filia Willelmi de Thorney, in viduitate sua, dedit Monialibus ibidem x\d. 
 annui redditus, quos recipere consuevit de Johanne, filio Ade, in Villa de 
 Thorney, de una dimidia virgata terre, quam dicta Cecilia dedit Magistro 
 Henrico de Thorney. Et dedit quicquid sibi accidere poterit, aliquo jure, de 
 predicta dimidia virgata terre, mesuagio, et curtilagio, et in redditibus et 
 serviciis prenominatis, habendum in puram et perpetuam eleiriosinam. " ; 76. 
 See Chauntemerle, John ; 35 ; also, Bosham ; 45b. 
 
388 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Thorp, Robert de, resigns Lifton ; 143. 
 
 Thorp, Walter de, see St. Columb-Major (Inst.) ; 59. 
 
 Thorverton [Thulvertone, MS.], 
 
 [ Visitation, " Die Lune proxima post Festutn Apostolorum Petri et Pauli " 
 3 July ; but rather 25 June, 1301, see page 109, note (I). 
 
 Johannes de Bidewille, Ricardus bi Northdoue, Martinus de la Forde, Johannes 
 Herdinge, Walterus de Holleforde, Ricardus de Bidewille, Willelmus Bole, 
 Walterus Southe, Willelmus Copa, Ricardus Yvo, Gregorius de la Stone, et 
 Gilbertus Bole, qui, jurati, dicunt quod non habent aliquam defensionem a 
 Domino suo, vel ballivis siiis, versus extrinsecos, nisi per extraneos pro de suo 
 dando. Item, dicunt quod redditus est diminutus de xijrf., videlicet de una 
 acra pasture que jacuit infra dominicum, quam Dominus cepit in manus suas ; set 
 est magis ad cornmodum quam ad dampnum. Item, Firmarius excambeavit ij 
 acras terre de dominico pro aliis duabus acris de terra Thome de La Linche ; per 
 quod dominicum melioratur, ut dicitur. Item, dicunt quod Walterus Likynge 
 fuit pro latrocinio suspensus diu est, et ejus bona confiscata et estimata ad 
 unani marcam, uude decenna remanet onerata. Et ilia peccunia liberata fuit 
 Waltero de Olleforde, nunc defuncto, qui fuerat liber homo, nee fuit in decenna ; 
 cujus bona devenerunt ad manus Johanne, uxoris sue, que tenet liberara terram 
 de Domino, nee vult dictam maroain restituere decenne, ut habeant ipsam 
 impromtu in Itinere Justiciariorum. Et, licet Walterus de Bidewille, nativus 
 Domini, haberet, anno preterite, in manibus suis, de bonis dicti defuncti, ad 
 valenciam tante peccunie, et homines de Manerio rogassent ballivum quod 
 posset remanere penes ipsum ad acquietandum ipsos in Itinere J usticiariorum, 
 noluit tamen permittere, set distrinxit dictum Walterum de die in diem, quous- 
 que totum liberavit uxori supradicte. Item, dicunt quod est ibidem de redditu 
 assiso xjfa', et circiter xijs. Auxilium nullum. Molendinum valens xls. 
 Dominicum, cum gardinis et prato, Is. Dicunt, eciam, quod nunc Firmarius 
 levavit molendinum totaliter de novo, quod constabat ix marcis ad minus ; in 
 quo deficiunt duo lapides molares, quern defectum estimant ad xxs. Item, 
 dicunt quod tempore presentis Firmarii corruit quedam parva domus juxta 
 portam, cujus reparacionem estimant vs. Item, reparacionem boverie, vs., 
 domus feni, iiis., grangie, unam marcam. Dicunt, eciam, quod clausum. 
 gardini juxta Ecclesiam omnino prosternitur. Et pomeria corruerunt ; que 
 consueverunt portare, in adventu istius Firmarii, ij dolea cisaris ; et nunc in 
 tantum deterioralur quod non portaret nisi vix dimidium doleum; quern 
 defectum estimant xls. Archives of the D. <fc C., No. 3673, page 19]. 
 
 Sir Nicholas 1 [de Tottoniaj R. He was old and decrepit ; and the Bishop 
 appointed Fr. Roger, Prior of St, Nicholas', Exeter, his coadjutor (31 Aug 
 1310) ; 54* 
 
 Taxacio Vicarie de Thorvertonede consensu Decani et Capituli et 
 Domini Thome de Hentone, Thesaurarii Exoniensis, et Firmarii Loci 
 ejusdem : 
 
 ' Vicarius . . . habeat, nomine Vicarie, . . . maiisum ex Oriental! parte ipsius 
 Ecclesie, inter gardinum Firmarii predicti et cursum aque de Fordlake, prout 
 certis divisis limitantur, et quandam parvam peciam terre pro curtilagio suo, 
 que jacet contigua inter cursum dicte aque et domum quam nunc inhabitat 
 Johannes de Battecombe. Habeat, eciam, . . . onmes minutas decimas tocius 
 Parochie ... ad altilagium . . . pertinentes, exceptis minutis decimis Domini 
 et Firmarii Loci ejusdem ; sub quibus . . . fenum et poma tocius Parochie 
 predicte, exceptis dominicis de antiquo dominico, volumns comprehendi ; 
 quodque percipiat . . . decimam cujuscumque bladi, in quibuscumque ortis 
 nunc existentibus in dicta Parochia cum vangis exculti ; decima cujuscumque 
 bladi ubicumque alibi in eadem Parochia exculti, Dominis et Firmariis ibidem 
 Rectoribus integraliter remanente ; necnon, quod liberam habeat molturam ad 
 
 1 April, 1306 ; Devon. " Hervicus de versus Nicholaum, Personam Ecclesie 
 
 Stauntoue et Johannes Raudolfe con- de Thurvertone, de uno mesuagio, 
 
 stituti sunt ad assisam mortis ante- tribus ferlingis terre, et tribus acris 
 
 cessoris capiendam, quam Johanna, prati, cum pertinenciis, in Thurver- 
 
 filia Elye de Dounesabre, et Lucia, tone." Rot. Pat. 34 Edw. /,, m. 29d. 
 
 soror ejusdem Johanne, arrainaverunt [F. J.B.]. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 389 
 
 molendinum Domini pro quocumque genere bladi et brasii ad mensam ipsius 
 Vicarii et familiarium suorum pertinencium, absque prestacione theolonii cujus- 
 cumque. . . . Clausum inter gardinum Domini et mansum suum predictum, ita 
 quod dampmim inde per dictum Vic*arium vel suos prefato Domino nostro non 
 proveniat, idem Vicarius suis sumptibns propriis sustineat utrobique ; quodque 
 omnia onera ordinaria, una cum sustentacione et reparacione Cancelli ipsius 
 Ecclesie, tarn in coopertura quam in reparacione fenestrarum vitrearum, cum 
 indiguerint : Librorum, eciam, et Ornamentorum ejusdem, quorum reparacio ad 
 Rectorem ipsius Ecclesie communiter pertinere solebant, postquam hec omnia et 
 singula per Firmarium, Rectorem predictum, competenter reparata fuerint et 
 correcta, dictus Vicarius suis sumptibus propriis subeat et agnoscat; quibus- 
 cumque oneribus extraordinariis, qualitercumque contingentibus in eadem, ad 
 Firmarium. Rectorern ibidem, pertinentibus antedictum ; salva nobis et Suc- 
 cessoribus nostris potestate dictam Vicariam augmentaudi, etc." (25 Sept., 
 1312); 73b. 
 
 Thormertone, John de, collated to Ottery-St. Mary; 57 b } 61. 
 Thorvertone, Rd. de, see Rome, Court of ; I77 b , 182 b . 
 Thurlestone; Sir Reginald le Fereis, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (3 Sept.. 
 1310); 54 b . Robert Pynho, R., till Michaelmas, 1323, to study, etc. (3 
 Sept., 1322) ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders ; 168. 
 
 Thyngdene, Elias de, inst. to Will and ; J 10 b . 
 Thwyte, Walter de, inst. to Churchstanton ; 72 b . 
 Tibshelf ( Derbyshire}, 
 
 Clemens [V] Episcopus, Servus, etc., . , . Stephano de Brawoda, presbitero, 
 Rectori Paroch. Eccl. de Tybbeshulfe, Conventrensis Diocesis, salutem, etc. 
 Sedis Apostolice copiosa benignitas illis nonnunquam se liberalem reddere 
 consuevit qui graciam ejus implorant suppliciter, quibusve ad id propria 
 virtutum merita, fidedignorum testimonio, reperit laudabiliter suffragari. 
 Peticio siquidem tua, nobis exliibita, continebat quod tu dudum Ecclesiam 
 Parochialem de Tibbeshulf'e, Conventrensis Diocesis, cujus Rector existis, 
 Canonice optinens, de Alfyngton [A Iphington'] alias tibicollatam Canonice, ac de 
 Cherlatone [Charleton] Ecclesias, curam animarum habentes, Exoniensis 
 Diocesis, Commende titalo recepisti, easque simul cum predicta Ecclesia de 
 Tibbeshulfe retinuisti, et ad hue retines ; fructus, redditus, et proventus, qui 
 triginta unius marcarum sterlingorum, juxta Taxacionem decime, valorem 
 annuum nun excedunt, percipiens ex eisdem, Dispensacione dicte Sedis super 
 hiis aliqua non obtenta. Cum, autem, tu, cupiens tuis salutiet statui providere, 
 ad ejusdem Sedis super hiis providenciam recurreiidum Hlius graciam suppliciter 
 implorando, nos, attendentes laudabile testimonium- quod tibi de vite ac 
 moruui honestate aliisque virtutum meritis perhibetur, et volentes propterea 
 personam tuam perscqui prerogativa favoris et gracie specialis, tuis supplica- 
 cionibus inclinati, tecum ut predictas Ecclesias, quam quidem Ecclesiam de 
 Cherlatone tibi conferimus, insimul retinere, quodque, una ex eis quam malueris 
 dimissa, loco ejus unicum aliud Beneficium Ecclesiasticum, cui cura immineat 
 animarum, similis valoris vel circa ilium, si tibi alias Canonice offeratur, recipere, 
 et unacum reliquis Ecclesiis non dimissis similiter retinere libereac licite valeas, 
 Auctoritate Apostolica dispensauuis ; remittentes ac donantes tibi fructus, 
 redditus, et proventus predictos a te ex eisdem Ecclesiis minus juste perceptos, 
 onmemque infande maculam et inhibilitatis notam in te ex Ecclesiarum retencione 
 ac percepcione fructuum, reddituum, et proventuum predictorum quomolibet 
 objectam penitus abolentes, de Apostolice plenitudine Potestatis. Proviso quod 
 
 Sredicte Ecclesie ac hujusmodi aliud Beneficium, si id, ut premittitur, receperis, 
 ebitis obsequiis non fraudentur, et animarum cura in eis nullatenus negligatur. 
 Nulli, ergo, omnino homiui liceat, etc. Datum in Prioratu de Grausello 
 (Groseau) prope Malausanam (Malaucene), "Vasionis Diocesis (Vaison, in the 
 Archiepiscopal Province of Avignon}, vj Idus Junii, Pontiticatus nostri Anno 
 septimo (8 June, 1312) ; 112. 
 
 Tikambred, Manor of, see Bello Prato (Oratories] ; 142. 
 
390 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Tintagel, Nicholas Arfcur of, V. of St. Madron ; 45. 
 Tireltone, Simon de, inst. to St. Ludgvan ; 140, 183 b . 
 Tiverton ; Sir Walter de Cloptone, priest, Portioner, 
 
 Licence to farm the Portion (" de Tydecumbe ") of Gilbert de Bromleghe, 
 for three years, from Michaelmas, " et dabit Fabrice Exoniensi, quolibet 
 anno, dimidiam marcam " (6 July, 1310) ; 52 b . 
 
 Sir William de Bello Alneto, Portioner, for a year from Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. (2 Sept., 1310) ; 54 b [Afterwards cancelled" va . . . cat "]. 
 
 Master Thomas de Esse, subdeacon, Portioner, non-residence for a year, 
 from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (23 Sept., 1318) ; 130 : again (priest), for three 
 years, to study at home or abroad (15 Nov., 1320) ; 154. 
 
 Sir Robert de la Pitte, Portioner, non-residence for four years, to study, 
 etc. (24 Sept., 1323); 177. 
 
 Twyvertone (or Tuvertone), Richard de, clerk ; 101 : Proctor 
 for W. de la Weye ; 184. See Cookbury ; 107 b : Otterton 
 Priory (Inst.) ; 114 b : Clyst Episcopi ; ibid. : St. Crantock 
 (Inst.); 115 b : Arundelle, John de ; UG b : also; L 190. 
 
 Tuvertone, Stephen de, admitted to Sidbury ; 50 b : inst. ; 51. 
 
 Todeham (or Tudeham), Sir Oliver de, Knt., presents to 
 Churchstanton ; 72 b , 115 b . 
 
 Todewille, Kichard de, inst. to Sidmouth ; 166 b , 167 b . 
 
 Tolliro (or Toyllero). John, collated to St. Breoke ; 50, 
 
 Resigns his Preb. in St. Crantock, and is collated ti a Preb. in Crediton ; CO, 
 61 b , 141 b : exchanges St. Breoke for Morchard-Bishop ; 83 b ; deceased, 
 111. See Treiagu, 45 b ; Episcopal Estates; 80: St. Nicholas Priory, 
 Exeter (Inst.) ; 126. 
 
 Toit, Henry, see Cornubia, Henry de. 
 
 Tolland (Somerset), see Awliscombe (Inst.) ; 149 b . 
 
 Tony, Geoffrey, presents to South Tawton ; 84 b . 
 
 Tony, Geoffrey.. R. of South Tawton ; L 192. 
 
 Torre, the Abbat and Convent of, present to Hennock ; 81 b , 
 
 171: Shebbear; 41,82: Townstal ; 114 b . 
 Torrington [Chepyngtoritone, MS.] ; Walter de Mertone, R., 
 
 Dispensation : non-residence for three years, to study, etc. (7 Oct., 1311) ; 
 64. " Episcopus prorogavit Dispensacionem triennalem prius concessam 
 . . . usque ad completum septennium " (subdeacon 6 Aug., 1312) ; 73: 
 again (priest), non-residence, to study in Foreign parts for two years (30 
 Nov., 1323) ; 177. 
 
 Torrington, Arnald Cotel of, see Challacombe (Inst) ; 56 b . 
 Totnes [Beate Marie Tottonie, MS.], 
 
 Sir Nicholas de Mottey, V., was aged and infirm ; and, on his own request, the 
 Prior of Totnes was appointed his coadjutor (30 Oct., 1311) ; 65 b . 
 
 Totnes Priory Monicio Prioris Tottoniensis, 
 
 Walterus, etc., . . . Fratri Jocelino, Priori Perpetuo Monasterii Tottoniensis, etc. 
 Ex dispensacione congrua pondera Cure Pastoralis nostris humeris, licet 
 immeriti, suppprtantes, ad ea nostre mentis oculos libencius dirigimus que 
 profectum respicere poterunt animanim, et ea, eciani, conamur totis viribus 
 prohibere per que Religio dissolvi poterit et Ecclesiis in suis Spiritualibus et 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 391 
 
 Temporalibus dispendium dampnabiliter irrogari. Hec nimirum ex incuria 
 Perpetuorum Priorum Ecclesiarum seu Monasteriorum nostre Diocesis, deserta 
 cura animarum minus provide in eisdem per nostros Predecessores hactenus, et 
 subsequenter per nos, eis commissa, absque legitima auctoritate seu licencia 
 extra clictam nostram Diocesim vagancium cernimus impudenter, et nichilominus 
 per rerum experienciam noviraus in ipsa nostra Diocesi hactenus, quo dolemus,, 
 miserabiliter pervenisse. Cum, igitur, in dicto Prioratu Tottoniensi, qui 
 nonullas habet Ecclesias Curatas annexas a bone memorie proximo Prndecessore 
 nostro, ad presentacionem Abbatis et Conventus Monasterii Sancti Sergii prope 
 Andegaviam, cui idem Prioratus in hoc quodammodo dicitur esse subjectus, 
 Prior Perpetuus Canonice institutus, et in ipsius possessionem corporalem 
 actualiter inductus, curam animarum iuibi receperitis ab eodem, sicque, de con- 
 sensu dictoruin Abbatis et Conventus, necessitatem sponte subieritis ibidem 
 personaliterresidendi,eidemque Predecessori nostro primo in prefata Institucione 
 vestra, et nobis subsequenter post assumptum Cure Pastoralis Officium Canonice 
 Obediencie, ut tenebaraini, prestiteritis juramentum, vos, in virtute ejusdem 
 Obediencie, ut sub pena Excommunicacionis Majoris quam in personam vestram, 
 si contra veneritis, proferimus in hiis scriptis, instanter monemus et hortamur 
 attente ; vobis, nichilominus, precipiendo mandantes quatiuus dictam Curam 
 solerter, prout vobis Deus dederit, gereres, et, ut tenemini. personaliter residere 
 in predicto Prioratu vestro, seu locis aliis infra nostram Diocesim aptis, ad 
 hujusmodi Curaui salubriter regendam efficaciter studeatis, captata quacumque 
 opportunitate vagandi que dissolucionis periculum frequenter ingerit, de nostra 
 JJiocesi ex quavis causa, vel quocumque quesito colore, minime recedendo, vel 
 vos ad quelibet loca remota extra earn transferendo absque nostra Liceucia super 
 hoc vel Dispensacioue gracie specialis. Quod si id presumptuose feceritis, preter 
 penam Excommunicaciouis predicte, quam vos in ep casu incurrere volumus ipso 
 facto, ulterius, si, et prout, justum videbimus, si hoc meruerit vestre in hac 
 parte rebelliom's protervitas, ad coherciones alias contra vos, nichilominus, 
 procedemus. Qualiter, autem, parendum duxeritis et parere volueritis in 
 premissis, nobis infra xv dies a tempore recepcionis Presencium, sub debito 
 Obediencie et pena predictis, rescribatis per vestras Patentes Literas, harum 
 sei-iem et diem recepcionis Presencium continentes. Datum apud Stokwille, 
 (23 March, 1316-17) ; HSb. 
 The Prior and Convent present to Broadclyst ; 100. 
 
 Tottonia, Nicholas de, R. of Thorverton ; 54 b . 
 
 Tottonia, Thomas de, collated to the Chantry on the Bridge at 
 
 Barnstaple (by lapse) ; 69. 
 Tottehale (or Tothale), Wm. de, see St. Madron (lust.)-, 45, 
 
 48 b : St. Cleer, 56 b : St. Ive ; 100 b . 
 Totrand, Michael, see " Wills "Langdene ; L 201. 
 Tottescumbe, Richard de, see Tawstock ; 61 b . 
 Townstal (Dartmouth), see " Dedications " ; 127. 
 Traci, Sir Henry, see Barnstaple (Chantry Inst) ; 145. 
 Traci, John, R. of St. Mabyii ; 121 b , 125. 
 
 Tracy, Wm., see Combmartin (Inst.) ; 48 b : R. of Morthoe ; 171. 
 Trebarnoc (or Trebervet), Thomas de, inst. to Clyst-St. Mary ; 
 
 83 b , 110. 
 
 Tredaeck, Ralph de, see Truro ; 41 b . 
 Tredelens, John de, inst. to St. Erth ; 145. 
 Tredoures, in St. Allen ; 84. 
 Tredowal (or Tredowel), Rob. de, 84 b , 101. See Glasney ; 109. 
 
392 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Treythian (or Trydian), John de, inst. to Sfc. Ludgvan ; 72. 
 Tref'euwa, Henry de, resigns St. Newlyn and is collated Dean 
 
 of St. Grant (ick ; 44 b ": exch. for St. Gerrans, R., 61 b : exch. 
 
 for the Deanery, again ; 65. See " Confessions " ; 48 b . 
 Tregadon, John de, clerk, see Prisoners ; 54. 
 Tregastroun, Walter de, inst. to Landrake ; 41 b . 
 Tregawroun, Richard, inst. to Lanreath ; 162 b , 177. 
 Tregedel, Robert de, see Petit, Sir Michael ; 108. 
 Tregemynyon, Ralph de, see Manaccan (Inst.) ; 89. 
 Tregenenora, Nich. de, Proctor for John de Trydian ; 72. 
 Tregenebris, Roger de, inst. to St. Madron ; 176, 180. 
 Tregeusteke (hodie TregussicJc), juxta Withiel ; L 211 b . 
 Tregeu, in St. Feock ; 108 b . 
 Tregiliou, Alan and Stephen de; L 215. 
 
 Tregiliou, Andrew de, collated to St. Gwinear; 88 b , J01, 143 b . 
 Tregiliou, Rd. de, R. of Berry-Narbor, deceased : 112, 125. 
 Tregodake, Roger de, inst. to Menhenyot ; 123 b , 141 b , 151 b . 
 Tregony, William Waryn of ; L 215. 
 Tregoys, Thomas de, V. of St. Golan ; 237 b . 
 Treguwan (or Treheuan), Hy. de, inst. to Bridgerule ; 83 b , 233. 
 Trehunsy, Wm. de, see Huntsham (Inst.) ; also, L 191, 196 b . 
 Treiagu, Agnes, see St. Michael Penkevil ; 148. 
 Treiagu, Sir John de, Knt., 
 
 Appointed Steward to the Bishop in Cornwall (13 July, 1308); 34^: again (28 
 Dec., 1309) ; " et percipiet annuatim duas robas, quandocumque aliqui alii 
 Senescalli ipsius Episcopi duas robas percipiant uno anno ; alioquin unam, sicut 
 ceteri hujusmodi Senescalli, termino incipiente in Festo Sancti Michaelis 
 proximo nunc elapso. Percipiet, eciam, pro omnibus sumptibus suis, et clerici 
 sui, et aliorum ministrorum suorum, xli. annuatim percipiendas, de Camera 
 dicti Domini, et nictiil per manus prepositoium sue Ballive, Percipiet, eciam, 
 in Maneriis, quandocumque ibidem venerit, fenum, buscam, et litteram, et 
 nichil amplius. Et veniet quandocumque placuerit eidem Episcopo, si 
 presens fuerit, vel majoribus de suo Consilio presentibus si idem Episcopus 
 absens fuerit, ubiciimque expedient eidem Episcopo, per totam Devoniam, suis 
 suraptibus, pro consiliis suis dandis et juribus Episcopi defendendis et per- 
 quirendis. Si, vero, extra Dyocesim Exoniensem ex hac causa transient, per 
 Episcopum vel siios requisitus, ut premittitur, percipiet pro diebus singulis 
 absencie oportune pro negociis ipsins Episcopi iiijs. sterlingorum, quousque ad 
 Civitatem Exoniensem, vel alibi de prope equa distancia redierit iterate. Et 
 remisit dictus Johannes omnes expensas suas et omnia alia debita, si idem 
 Episcopxis prefato Johanni pro tempore preterite, ex quacumque causa, in 
 aliquo tenebatur, pro xviijZi. quas prius recepit de manibus diversorum preposi- 
 torum Cornubie ; quam peccuniam idem Episcopus sibi remisit, pro debitis et 
 expensis supradictis." Witnesses, Thomas de Stapeldone and John Toyllere ; 
 45t>. See St. Michael-Penkevil ; 148 : St. Stephen-in-Brannel ; 172. 
 
 Trelan, German de, Proctor for John de Kemyel ; 159. 
 Treleke, Thomas, see Faber, John ; 55 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 393 
 
 Treloweth, in St. Erth ; 1 (see page 4.) 
 Trelouny, Wm. de, inst. to St. John-in- Corn wall ; 57 b , 60 b . 
 Tremadart, see Hywis (Oratories) ; 53 b . 
 Trematon [Tremetone, MS.] Castle ; L 214, 215. 
 Tremur, Hugh de, inst. to Kentisbeare ; 124. 
 Tremur, Kichard de, inst. to Lansallos ; 150, 156 b , 162 b . 
 Trenansvedeke, John de, see St. Austell (Inst.) ; 141 b . 
 Trenant, see Fowey ; 89 b . 
 
 Trenchard, Richard, R. of Coryton, 38 b : collated to a Preb. in 
 Crediton, 112 b ; deceased; 148. See Bosham (Inst.) ; 59. 
 Trenchard, William, presents to Lew-Trenchard ; 41 b . 
 Trenchard, William, V. of Marystowe ; 38 b . 
 Trendelysho, Richard de, presents to Trentishoe ; 37. 
 Trendelesho, Wm. de, see Trentishoe (Inst.) ; 180 b . 
 Treneglos, the Vicarage of ; L 193 b . 
 Trenerth, in St. Gwinear ; L 215. 
 Trente, William, merchant ; L 207 b . 
 Treredynecke, Ralph de ; L 204 b . 
 Tresimpel, John de ; L 201. 
 
 Tresimpel, Wm. de, inst. to St. Perran-Zabulo ; 37, 38, 54. 
 Tresulgan, Adam de, inst. to Morval ; 182. 
 Tresur, Roger (" films Wolfe"), see Faber, John ; 55 b . 
 Trevalga, Sir John, priest, R. of, 
 
 Licence of non-residence till Michaelmas, " negociis suis fanriliaribus interim 
 iutendendo," " die Sabbati proxima post Festum Ascensionis Domini " (22 
 May), 1311 ; 61 b . 
 
 Trevarthian, John de Isabella de Helligan, 
 
 " MEMORANDUM quod ix die mensis Decembris (1314), apud Peyntone, emanavit 
 Literasub hac forma : Universis, etc., Walterus, etc. Dilecti in Christo filii 
 Johannis de Trevarthian, clerici, nostre Diocesis, nobis exhibita suggestio 
 continebat quod, licet idem Johannes, tonsuram optinens clericalem, cum 
 Isabella, tilia Eicardi de Helligan, que antea Hugoni le Petit, filio Domini 
 Michaelis le Petit, Militis, de facto matrimonialiter copulata, subsequenter 
 matrimonium in facie Ecclesie contraxisset ; prefati, tamen, Hugo et Isabella, 
 tempore hujusmodi Contractus Matrimonialis, . . . septimum etatis sue annum 
 nullatenus attigerunt ; dictusque Hugo modicum post annum a tempore Contrac- 
 tus hujusmodi, debita nature persolvens, viam universe carnis est ingressus ; 
 propterquod idem Johannes nobis humiliter supplicavit ut, cum hujusmodi Con- 
 tractus Matrimonialis inter prefatos Hugonem et Isabellam utpote infra nubiles 
 annos habitus, non subsisteret de jure, nee vim Sponsaliorum, prohibente etate 
 eoruindem contrahencium, aliqualiter optineret, vet eciam propter teneritatem se 
 adinvicem carnaliter commiscere; habita super hiis informacione pleniori, sibi cur- 
 aremus in premissis per nostras Literas veritati testimonium perhibere. Nos, igi- 
 tur, attendentes hujusmodi supplicacionem justam esse, et propterea eo favorabil- 
 ius annuere volentes eidem, receptis per nos testibus per prefatum Johannem coram 
 nobis ad nostram informacionem in hac parte productis, ipsisque juratis in forma 
 
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394 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Juris et examinatis diligenter, cum per Deposiciones eorumdem testium super 
 premissis omnibus et singulis et eorum circurnstanciis universis nobis facta fuit 
 plena fides, nosque predictum Contractum Matrimonialem inter prefatos 
 Hugonem et Isabellam nullum esse vel fuisse, nee debere vim Sponsaliorum, etate 
 prohibente, optinere, ac, eciam, dictum Johannem licite uti posse veste et 
 tonsura, ac gaudere debere in omnibus Privilegio Clericali,* quamdiu hujus- 
 modi vestes gesserit et tonsuram, dum, tamen, aliud sibi in hac parte Canonicum 
 non obsistat, predicto Contractu Matrimoniali, inter prefatos Hugonem et 
 Isabellam prius habito, ut premittitur, non obstante, observatis in hac parte 
 plenius observandis, pronunciaverimus per Decretum, has Literas nostras 
 Patentes eidem Johanni fecimus in testimonium premissorum " ; 100. 
 
 Trevayngrion, John de, see St. Michael-Carhayes ; 78. 
 Trevannion, Stephen, see St. Ladock (pp. 254, 335). 
 Trevaignon, Wm. de, admitted to Grade ; I19 b , 120, 144 b . See 
 
 Lapford (Inst). 
 
 Treveglos, 1 in Zennor (q.v.) ; 108 b . 
 
 Trevelin, John de, see Buckland-Monachorum (Inst.) ; 66. 
 Trevenor, John de, inst. to Fowey ; 56, 89 b . 
 Trevendus, William ; L 207. 
 
 Treverbyn, Hy. de, collated to the Chantry, St. A.ustell ; 174 b . 
 Treverbyn, Margery de, relict of Walter ; L 207. 
 Treverbyn, Nicholas de, inst. to St. Issey ; 100. 
 Trevusus, William de ; L 192 b . 
 Trew, in St. Breage ; 1 (page 4). 
 Trewarnene, see St. Hilary ; 88. 
 Trewarveneth, Richard de, clerk, see St. Paul ; 1 50 b . 
 Trewetheneke, Stephen de, see St. Michael-Penkevil ; 148. 
 Trewonarde, Richard de, see Consistory Court ; 172 b . 
 Treworne, James de, see Kentisbeare (Inst.) ; 124. 
 Trewowen, William de, see St. Perran-Zabulo ; 47. 
 Trewroneck, Michael de, see St. Perran-Zabulo ; 54. 
 Trewythgy, see Bello Prato (Oratories) ; 1 42. 
 Treythian, John de, resigns St. Ludgvan ; 140. . 
 Tre$ouweyn, Ralph de, collated to St. Sithney ; 114 b . 
 
 Anglo-Saxon, etc. Not only would, 
 Treveglos be the proper Cornish 
 equivalent of ' Church-Town,' but, 
 actually, in the Tithe- Apportionment 
 of Zennor itself the Church-Town 
 Estate (now divided among many 
 owners) is called 'Treveglos or 
 Church town,' shewing that, only fifty 
 years ago, the name was remembered 
 here, though I have not found any- 
 one who knows it now." 
 
 1 I had written Treneglos." The 
 MS. is obscure: the fourth letter 
 may be either "n" or "u" (v) ; 
 and there is a Parish called " Trene- 
 glos " in North Cornwall. But I 
 was wrong, as my friend Professor 
 Westlake has proved. He writes, 
 the word " is, no doubt, Treveglos, 
 i.e. ' Church-Town,' from ' Trev,' 
 of which ' Tre ' is, merely, a short- 
 ened form (Cornish and Welsh), 
 'Tribus,' in Latin, 'Thorp' in 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 395 
 
 Trille, Roger, a parishioner of Culmstock ; 84 b . 
 Truro, John Faber of, see Faber, John ; 55 b . 
 
 Master Thomas Crabbe, R, Dispensation, non-residence till Michaelmas, 
 to study, etc. ("vj Kalendas Januarii " 27 Dec., 1308); 37 h : non- 
 residence, and to put his Benefice out to farm till Michaelmas, 1310 ; (18 
 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b : [" Ecclesia Beate Marie de Truru," MS.], non-residence 
 for a year, from Michaelmas, to study, etc. (13 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b . 
 
 Two Friars-Preachers of the Convent at Truro, Martin de Carogan and 
 Ralph de Tredaeck, commissioned by the Bishop to hear Confessions 
 within the said Convent (17 June, 1309) ; 41 b . 
 
 Truru, David de ; 129, 129 b . 
 Truruwyghan [hodie Truro- Vean], 
 
 Noverint universi per Presentes DOS, Walterum, permissione etc., concessisse et 
 remisisse Michael! Duraund Wardam corporis Johannis, filii et heredis Rlcardi de 
 Truruwyghan, ac eciam Custodiam terrarunTet tenementorum ejusdem Johannis 
 in Reskyef \in St. Allen], cum omnibus pertinenciis suis ; habendum et tenendum 
 dicto Michaeli, heredibus et executoribus suis, usque legitimam etatem unius 
 heredum de Truruwyhan, videlicet etatem viginti et unius anni ; nichil juris sen 
 clamii nobis aut Successoribus nostris in diet is Warda et Custodia vendicando 
 aut exigendo, usque ad etatem predictam ; pro qua, quid em, concessione dictus 
 Michael nobis solvit centum solidos sterlingorum. In cujus rei, etc. Datum 
 apud Westmonasterium, die Lune in crastino Festi Purificacionis Beate Marie, 
 Anno Regni Regis Edwarcli, filii Edwardi, octavo (3 Feb., 1314-15) ; 102. 
 
 Tudewille, William de, see Lympstone and Bicton (Inst.). 
 Tuddeworthe, Eichard de ; L 213 b . 
 Tudiforde, John de, inst. Virginstowe ; 44 b . 
 Twelfacre, Robert de, inst. to Nymet-Tracy ; 110 b . 
 Tydecombe, John de, inst. to the Chantry at Kenn ; 82. 
 Tymme, Thomas, inst. to the Chantry at Ermington ; 142 b . 
 Tyngewyke, Elias de, R. of Black Torrington ; 85. 
 Tyngewycke, William de, see Northmolton (Inst.) ; 42 b . 
 Tywardreath Priory, The Bishop to Sir Philip, the Prior, 
 
 "Licet alias vobis per nostras Literas, sub certis penis, inhibuerimus ne, quesito 
 colore vagandi, ab Anglia recederetis, Licencia nostra non obtenta, postea tamen, 
 vestris multiplicatis et importunis precibus devicti et eisdem incfinati, propter 
 quasdam causas niotivas per vos nobis expressas, ut Abbatem et Abbathiam 
 Sancti Sergii Andegavensis, quibus Prioratus vester predictus subjectus esse 
 dinoscitur, citra Festum Omnium Sanctorum proximo futurum personaliter 
 visitare valeatis, vobis concedimus Licenciam specialem ; ita, tamen, quod citra 
 dictum Festum, sub pena Excommunicacionis et omni alia Canonica, cessante 
 legitimo impedimento, ad predictum Prioratum de Tywardraith personaliter 
 redeatis, facturi residenciam debitam in eodem. Alioquin, extunc, quod nostro 
 incumbit Officio super dicto Prioratu previa racione ulterius faciemus (13 Aug.. 
 1310) ; 54. 
 
 " Licencia visitandi Abbathiam suam Sancti Sergii ultra mare, presentibus 
 Domino Ricardo de Braileghe, Nicholao de Hele, Willelmo Russel, presbitero, 
 et me Ricardo de Twyvertone " (27 April, 1318). He was to return 
 within two months ; 126 b : again, " Licencia visitandi Principalem Domum 
 suam Sancti Sergii in Partibus transmarinis " (25 June, 1319). He waa to 
 start before Michaelmas, and return within two months ; 141 b . 
 The Prior and Convent present to Lanlivery ; 174 : St. Austell ; 54 b , 181: 
 St. Michael's Chapel, at St. Austell; 141 b : Treneglos ; 56 b , 57, 176 b . 
 Monicio Tywardraithe et Min&tre, 
 2 A 2 
 
396 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 " MEMORANDUM quod emanavit quasi consimilis [as in the case of the Prior 
 of Totnes (q.v.) ; ] Litera in effectu, ad monenduin Priorem de Tyward- 
 raithe, et per ipsum Priorem de Mynstre, quod ipsi personaliter resideant, 
 etc., ut in proxima Litera, sub eadem pena ; sub data apud Stokwille " 
 (24 March, 1316-17) ; 118 b . 
 
 u. 
 
 Udno, Daniel and John de ; (Ord.-Pris.) 222 b , 228. 
 Uffculme, see Maiselyn, Reginald (Litt.-Dim.) ; 175. 
 Ugborough, see " Dedications" ; 65, 174 : also, L 197 b . 
 Umberleigh [Womberleghe, MS.], the Chantry of, in Athering- 
 
 ton, Rd. de la Beare, " Annuelarius " ; 48. 
 Umfranville, Henry de, presents to Lapford ; 120, 152 b . 
 Umfravyle, Rob. de, R. of Lapford ; 55 b , 89. 
 Umf ran vile, Rob. de, inst. to Lapford ; 120 ; resigns, 152 b . 
 Umfrey, John, coadjutor to Philip, V. of Launcells ; 66 b . 
 Uphavene, John de, Subdean of Exeter (see Egloshayle ; 38 : 
 
 Shobrooke ; 79 : also (Ord.-Pris.) 226, 228, 
 
 Being too ill to attend to his duties a Commission was directed (4 Feb., 1316-17), 
 to two of the Canons, Rd. de Moreestre, Archdn. of Barum, and Benedict de 
 Pastone, empowering them to act in his stead ; 117. In March or April 
 following, Sir Nich. de Knoudstone and Sir Wm. de Pedertone, Priests-Vicars, 
 were appointed his coadjutors. [The date is omitted, the words "Datum apud " 
 being followed by a blank space. In the margin has been written " Inquiratur 
 quo "]. The Bishop, while absent from his Diocese, had been grieved to hear 
 that no small clamour had arisen on account of the Subdean's condition ; he was 
 very ill, suffering from loss of memory and other afflictions, and he, evidently, 
 despaired of recovery and was wasting the goods of the Church. The Bishop 
 felt it his dxity to come home and see to the matter in person. He had met the 
 Dean and Chapter, the Subdean being present ; and the reports turned out to be 
 true. Uphavene could not manage even his own affairs ; and the Bishop, having 
 forbidden him to deal with the goods of the Church in any way, appointed as 
 coadjutors the two Vicars above-named, because of the well-known regard which 
 ^- Uphavene had always entertained for them while he was compos mentis. They 
 were to act, at first, in concert with one or more of the Canons, to be deputed for 
 that purpose by the Chapter ; making an Inventory of the Subdean's effects, and 
 taking care that both he and his family were supplied with food and other 
 necessaries, suitable to his rank ; 118. On the 31st of Dec., this appointment 
 was revoked, the Vicars being too closely engaged in the Divine Offices in the 
 Cathedral to devote sufficient care and time to so arduous a business ; and 
 Master Henry, R. of Pyworthy, was appointed in their room (2 Jan., 1317-18) ; 
 124 b . He was, also, appointed (25 Feb.), to serve, for the time, in the Office of 
 Penitentiary ; 125 b. Uphavene's death ; 127. 
 
 Uploman (see " Dedications " ; 126 b ), 
 
 Commission, directed (25 Oct., 1309), to the Official-Principal.--" In causa seu neg- 
 ocio, moto seu movendo super Ecclesia de Lomene . . inter Robertum de Pydele 
 et Margeriam, uxorem ejusdem, actores, ex parte una, et Dominum Edmundum de 
 Wylyngtone, Militem, et Ric. Hodinet et eorum quemlibet, reos, ex altera ; ac 
 omnibus et singulis causis seu negociis predictos qualitercumque contingentibus, 
 cum Canonice cohercionis potestate"; 44b Sir Edmund, as Patron, had 
 recently presented Hodinet, who had been instituted, 11 Oct. Thomas Bisschop, 
 subdeacon, R,., non-residence till Michaelmas, 1320, to study, etc. (31 May, 
 1319) ; 141. 
 
 [Upottery, 
 
 Visitations [Uppeoteri, etc., MS.], 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 397 
 
 I. "Die Dominica proxima sequente" [6 July, 1301, see Buckerell, page 198], 
 In Ecclesia Loci predict! Antiphonarium est vetus et npn sufflciens. Cetera 
 omnia que ad Decanum spectant et Capitulum correccione non indigent. 
 Sanctuwarium valet ij marcas cum prato. Et sunt de redditu assiso yijs. et vjc?., 
 de quibus Firmarius reddit alibi ijs. vjd. Omnes dornus Sanctuwarii debiles et 
 non valeutes ; quarum reparacio estimatur ad minus ad x marcas. A rchives of 
 the D. and C., No. 3673, page 32. 
 
 II. Visitacio facta apud Upotery, die Sancti Earth olomei, A. D. MO. CCCmo v ijo, 
 per Magistros Walterum de Stapildone, Precentorem Ecclesie Exoniensis, et 
 Ricardum de Morcestre, ejusdem Ecclesie Cancnicos, a Decano et Capitulo 
 Exoniensi ad hoc specialiter deputatos, 
 
 Inprimis, de Ornamentis Ecclesie, inventum fuit quod duo erant Antiphonaria, et 
 utrumque erat debile. -Item, quod celatura super Magnum Altare deficiebat, 
 et Canceling erat male coopertus. Cetera quorum rsfeccio spectat ad Rectorem 
 sufficiebant. Et Vicarius dixit quod reparacio defectuum in Ornamentis Ecclesie 
 ' spectat ad Rectorem et non ad eum ; set Ordinacionem super hoc non exhibuit, 
 quia mil lam habet, ut dicitur. Inquisicio facta super aliis defectibus per 
 Willelmum de la Verge, Randulphum Aleyn, Thomam de Hertecome, Thomam 
 sub Monte, Willelmum Hamelyn, et Willelmum Stilyng, juratos et diligenter 
 examinatos ; qui dicunt per sacrarnenta sua quod coopertura Cancelli constabit 
 ad minus xls., et celatura Altaris xs. Item, botraci Cancelli constabunt ijs, ad 
 minus, ut dicunt. Item, dicunt quod boveria et pistrinum, que sunt ruinosa, 
 constabunt ad reparandum, cum auxilo meremii quod potest haberi in Rectoria, 
 xliijs. iiijd. Item, dicunt quod defectus reperti in duabus grangiis possunt 
 reparari cum una marca. Item, dicunt quod defectus in Aula et in cameris 
 possunt reparari pro x\d. Item, sciendum est quod Magister Henricus de 
 Somersete, quondam Decanus Exonie, a tempore istius Visitacionis, per iiij or 
 annos retro apposuit in emendacione Aule xviijs. xd. Item, per vj annos 
 retro apposuit in emendacione et elongacione magne grangie j marcam. Item, 
 Caucellus de Rouerygge [Rawridge] est ruinosus, nee scitur quis ipsum debet 
 reparare ; et vix poterit reparari in muris cum xxs. , et in coopertura curn xxs. 
 Item, domus presbiteri de Rouerygge est ruinosa, et vix potest reparari cum xs. 
 De aliis Articulis consuetis nichil est inventum quod indiget correccione ; p. 49. 
 Ordinacio Vicarie de Upotery, 
 
 Uuiversis, etc., Johannes de Bourghetone, Vicarius ' Ecclesie de Upotery, salutem 
 in Domino. Cum nuper, super construccione Cancelli Ecclesie predicte et ipsius 
 sustentacione, ac eciam super invencione Librorum. Matutinalium et eoruni 
 emendacione, in Capitulo Cathedrali Exoniensi, inter Dominos Decanum et 
 Capitulum, ex parte una, et me ex altera, altercatum fuisset, exhibita in 
 medio quadam Ordinacione, apparuit manifeste quod Vicarii qui pro tempore 
 fuerint hujusmodi agnoverunt, ac quod omnes et singuli in futurum Vicarii in 
 eadem premissa onera agnoscere deberent, attendentes per dictam Ordinacionem 
 me ad premissa teneri ; ad id teneri me in solidum pure, sponte, et absolute 
 fatebar, supplicans quatinus, hac vice, me, in magna necessitate positum, et 
 circa reparacionem et construccionem predictas ad onus grave oneratum, de sua 
 liberalitate juvarent. Qui, quidem, Decanus et Capitulum, meam novitatem et 
 defectuum immensitatem . . . prospicientes, oneris premissi iiij marcas michi 
 graciose dederunt, circa premissa impendendas, ita quod eis, in premissis aut 
 consimilibus, minime in futurum prejudicetur. Super quai'um solucione et 
 testimonio veritatis eisdem has Literas feci Pateutes, sigillo meo signatas. Et 
 quia sigillum meum pluribus est incognitum, sigillum Decanatus de Donkyswylle 
 Presentibus apponi procuravi. Datum Exonie, (11 April, 1320). Nota quod 
 habetur alia Ordinacio Vicarie de Upotery quam hie suprascribitur, in Scaccario ; 
 in qua continetur quod Vicarius tenetur ad refeccionem Cancelli et invencionem 
 Librorum, et ad onera extraordinaria, pro porcione sua. Archives of the Dean 
 and Chapter, No. 3625, fol. 157 b ]. 
 
 Uppecote, see Servyngtone (Oratories} ; 1 74. 
 Uppehille, Abraham, see Manaton ; lll b . 
 Upton-Hellions, Sir Matthias [de Schireforde], R, 
 
 Licence of non-residence ; also, to put his Benefice out to farm for two years 
 (26 Oct., 1311) ; 64 b . Elsewhere called Matthew ; 56 b , 112 b . He was inst. 
 to Warblington K., Hants, 11 March, 1315-16, and died R. in March, 1343-4. 
 [F.J.B.]. 
 
398 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 V. 
 
 Vacherie, Thomas de la, see St. Crantock (Inst.) ; 115 b . 
 
 Vauton, John le, inst. to St. Veep ; 41 b : resigns ; 43. 
 
 Valle torta, Joan de, presents to Botusfleming ; 127 b : to St. 
 
 Mewan; 128 b . 
 
 Vautort, John de, Knt., presents to Clyst-St. Laurence ; 71 b . 
 Vautort, John, R. of Clyst-St. Laurence ; 83 b . 
 Valletort, Lucy de, presents to Highampton ; 75 b . 
 Valle torta, Philip de, inst. to Moreton-Hampstead ; 44. 
 Valle torta, Roger de, see Cargaul ; 117. 
 Vautort, William de, admitted to Quethiock ; 127 b . 
 Vallibus, Robert and John de, see " Wills " ; L 201 b . 
 Vealde, William, inst. to St. Martin's, Exeter; I76 b . 
 Veele, Robert le, inst. to Staverton ; 105 : resigns ; 167. 
 Venella, Wm. de, see Germeyn ; 55 : Consistory-Court ; I72 b . 
 Vernoun, Ralph de ; L 212 b . 
 
 Veteri Terra, Robert de, see Whitchurch ; 165 b : L 200. 
 Vicars-General " Episcopo absente," 
 
 The Bishop appoints Precentor Germeyn and Chancellor Roger de Otery (5 Feb., 
 1312-13), " cum, propter diversa et ardua . . . Regis Anglie illustris et Regni 
 sui negocia, de ipsius . . . Mandate speciali, extra Regnum Anglie oporteat nos 
 abesse, et pro hujusmodi negociis in Partibus Francie per aliqua tempora moram 
 facere personalem " ; 77. [Memorandum quod vj to die mensis Maii, (1313), 
 venit Dominus in Angliam de Partibus transmarinis ; 77 b ]. This appointment 
 was renewed, 17 May, 1313, the Bishop having been again dispatched to 
 France; 77 b . [He returned "applicavit Doveriam," 13 July; 78]. Also, 
 5 Feb., 1312-13, he commissioned [Renewed, 17 May, 1313], John, Abbat of 
 Hartland, and Canon Thomas de Stapeldone, " ad conferendum et commendan- 
 dum Beneflcia vacatura ; 77, 78. 
 
 Germeyn and Rd. de Coletone were appointed, 28 April, 1315, " cum de 
 Precepto . . . Regis . . . et ipsius Mandate speciali, pro ejusdem Domini Regis 
 et Regni sui negociis, omni super hoc excusacione cessarite, noviter nos oporteat 
 transfretare " ; 106 b . A Commission " ad conferendum Beneficia " was directed 
 on the same day to Thos. de Stapeldone ; ibid. They were all again appointed 
 to the same work, 16 May, 1316 ; and Thos. de Hentone, the Treasurer, with the 
 
 Vienna ; Augustinian Monastery of St. Antony, 
 
 Emanavit Litera pro Nunciis negociorum Sancti Antonii, Viennensis Dyocesis, 
 per annum duratura ; et dabunt Fabrice Exoniensi v marcas (27 Jan., 1312- 
 13) ; 76. 
 
 Viledone, Robert de, clerk ; (Ord.-Pris.) 230. 
 Virginstowe ; L 1 90 b . 
 Visconte, Peter, chaplain, see Scilly ; 107 b . 
 Visitations (Episcopal), 
 
 Commissio pro Visitacione, directed to Roger de Otery, and Rd. de Coletone, 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 399 
 
 R of Newton-Ferrers (6 Dec., 1313); 84. Of the Cathedral; 81 b : the 
 Churches of Staverton, Ashburton, and Culmstock ; 84 b : St. Buryan ; 85 : 
 the Archdeaconry of Exeter ; 144: Hartland Abbey ; 147: the Consistory - 
 Court ; 172. And sec page 107, note (2). 
 
 w. 
 
 Waddeworthe, Elias de, Proctor for Nicholas de Actone ; 169. 
 Walcedoune, Jordan de, inst. to Shebbear ; 64. 
 Waleis, John, Canon of Bodmin ; 71. - 
 Walkharapton : Taxacio etc. Vicarie de Walkamptone, 
 
 The Rectory was appropriated by Bishop Bytton to Buckland Abbey, " salva 
 competent! Vicaria, per ipsum seu Successores suos taxanda." The completion 
 of the task was left to Bp. Stapeldon, who ordained " quod prefatus Vicarius 
 (Dominus Walteius), et successores sui . . habeant, etc., totum Sanctuarium 
 . . . cum manso et domibus in eodem Sanctuario situatis, excepta quadam pecia 
 terre clausa, qtie jacet prope Cimiterium in Boriali parte ipsius Ecclesie ; quam, 
 quideni, peciam prefatis Religiosis ad construendum eis grangiam in eadem pro 
 decimis majoribns . . . et aliis rebus suis inibi reponendis, duximus assignan- 
 dam. Habeant, eciam, . . . totum altilagium et decimas minores tocius 
 Parochie, . . . exceptis decimis minoribus dictorum Religiosorum provenienti- 
 bus de Manerio eorundem de Gnatham in dicta Parochia et terris adjacentibus, 
 que fuerunt in manibus dictorum Religiosorum, ut in dominico, tempore Institu- 
 cionis nunc Vicarii in eadem ; sub quibus altilagio et decimis minoribus decimam 
 feni tocius Pavochie, excepto Manerio de Gnatham . . . volumus comprehend!. 
 Yolumus, eciam, et ordinamus quod iidem Religiosi solvant dicto Vicario, et 
 suis successoribus . . . unam dimidiam marcam argenti, singulis annis, in Festo 
 Nativitatis Domini ; ad cujus solucionem, sic, ut premittitur, faciendam, per 
 sequestracionem omnium decimarum predictarum, et aliis modis legitimis, per 
 nos et Successores nostros, si oporteat, compellantur. Et solvant dictus Vicarius, 
 etc, Procuracionem Archidiaconi Loci, Catbedraticum et Synodaticum, et sustin- 
 eant Librps ad Rectoriam dicte Ecclesie pertinentes, et vitrum fenestrarum 
 Cancelli ipsius Ecclesie dumtaxat suis sumptibus, postquam hec semel per 
 prefatos Religiosos sufficienter reparata fuerint et correcta. Dicti, vero, 
 Religiosi sustineant omnia et singuta onera alia dicti Cancelli, et cetera onera 
 ipsius Ecclesie imposita et imponenda " (31 Oct., 1311) ; 65. 
 
 Walmesforde, Henry de, see p. 155 (Chapel in Exeter Castle). 
 Walle, Emmota de la, see Jtiweaux, Britel ; 1 20 b . 
 Walle, William de la, see Arundelle, John de ; 115 b , 116 b . 
 Wallia, John de, inst. to the Ealeghe Chantry (Pilton) ; 146 b . 
 Waletone, John de, Proctor for Rd. de Perchenhale ; 154 b . 
 Walronde, John, see Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 Walter, William, see Faber, John ; 55 b . 
 Walwanus, V. of Buckfastleigh, deceased ; 49. 
 Walwayn, Nicholas, inst. to South Tawton ; 84 b . 
 Wancy, Nicholas de ; 15 b . See page 66, note 6. 
 Warblington, Sir Matthias, R. ; 159 b . See Upton-Hellions. 
 Warkleigh ; William Cosyn, subdeacon, R., 
 
 Dispensation: non-residence for a year, to study, etc. (25 Sept., 1319), "et 
 dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam"; 143: renewed, for a year, from 
 Michaelmas (16 Sept., 1320) ; 151 b : again, for a year (20 Nov., 1321) ; 
 162 b : again, for two years, to study, "in transmariiiis Partibus vel alibi ' 
 
400 THE .REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 (19 Feb., 1322-3), "et dabit pro utroque anno dimidiam marcam j 
 marcam" ; 174: again, for a year, from 19 Feb. (4 May, 1325) ; 184. 
 
 Warnefforde, Isabella de ; see Thorney ; 76. 
 Warwick [Guy], Earl of, see West-Buckland ; 57, 75. 
 Washfield [Waysfelde, MS.] ; John Coye, R., 
 
 Dispensation : non -residence for a year from Michaelmas, to study, etc. ; he was. 
 to take subdeacon'sJOrders (17 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b : renewed (deacon 4 Sept., 
 1310) ; 55 : again, for two years, and to put out his Benefice to farm, to 
 Walter de Cloptone, priest (7 Oct., 1313) ; 80 : again (priest), for two years 
 (24 Sept., 1323) ; 177. 
 
 Waisfeld, Nicholas de, inst. to West Anstey ; 144 b . 
 Washford [Waysfel, and (in the margin) Waysfeld, MS. a 
 clerical error], 
 
 Symon [de Sancto Genesio], deacon, R. ; Dispensation: non-residence, for a 
 year from Michaelmas (19 Sept., 1309) ; 43 b : renewed, 10 Sept., 1310 ; 56. 
 
 Watergate, Wm. de, junior, see Bosham ; 14, etc. : Thorney; 76. 
 Wavyntone, Nicholas de, R. of Diptford; 43 b : L 193, 211 b . 
 Way [la Weye, MS.], see Pollard (Oratories) ; 39 b , 
 Wedergrave, Nich. de, inst. to Southmolton ; 120 : to Hols wor- 
 thy ; 155, 168. See Southmolton (Inst.) ; 157 : L 21 3 b , etc. 
 Wela (or Wele), John, R. of Combe-in-Teignhead, 
 
 Commission directed to him, and to Roger de Otery, Official- Principal ; " iiij 
 Kalendas Marcii " (26 Feb.), 1308-9," in omnibus causis et negociis Visi- 
 tacionem nostram seu alias speciales vocaciones nostras qualitercumque con- 
 tingentibus . . . vobis vices nostras committimus ; 38 b . He resigns Combe- 
 in-Teignhead ; 40 b : is collated to the Archdeaconry of Barum ; 39 b , 51 b : 
 resigns, and is collated to that of Exeter, with aPreb. in the Cathedral ; 6fc b : 
 resigns the Archdeaconry for the Precentorship ; 117. See Exbourne ; 42 b . 
 
 Wellia, Adam de, collat. to Ashwater ; 55 : R. of Stowford ; 63 b . 
 Wellia (or Welle), Hugh de, inst. to St. Winnow ; 70 : V. of 
 
 South Petherwin, deprived ; 160 b . 
 Welle, Richard de la, 
 
 Appointed Steward and High-Bailiff, in the room of Henry de Bokerel, for 
 the City and Suburbs of Exeter and the Manors of Paignton, Bishopsteign- 
 ton, Chudleigh, Ashburtou, Clyst, and Flokeston (20 Aug., 1308) 
 Witnesses : J. de Poltone, R. de Honetone, and Thomas de Moletone) ; 35. 
 
 Welletone, Master Roger de, Archdeacon of Teviotdale [Tevy- 
 dale, MS.], Diocese of Glasgow, 
 
 The Bishop commissions him to collate to a Preb. in Bosham about to be va- 
 cated, "septimo Idus Novembris " (7 Nov.), 1308 ; 36 b . See Bosham ; 43. 
 
 Wengrave, Wm. de, adm. to Witheridge (q.v.) ; 119 : L 214. 
 
 Were, John de, clerk, see Scilly ; 117 b , 122. 
 
 Were, Rd. de, see Glasney (Inst.} ; 76 b ; admitted to Lezant ; 
 
 77 b : R. of Wear-Giffard ; 79 b , 81. 
 Were, William de la, see Scilly ; 117 b , 122. 
 Were, William, see Consistory-Court ; 172 b . 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 401 
 
 Weremister, Walter de, inst. to the Prebend of Hayes; 71. 
 West, Thomas and Alianora ; 2 (pp. 5, 6). 
 West Anstey, see " Dedications " ; 145. 
 
 [Ordinacio Vicarie de Westansty, 
 
 Uuiversis, etc. Walterus, etc. Noverit Universitas vestra quod, cum . . . Deca- 
 nus et Capitulum Exouiensis Ecclesie, ad Vicariam Ecclesie de Westansty . . . 
 eisdem . . . Canonice appropriate, per uos taxaridam et ordinaudam in eaderu, 
 Dominum Nich. de Waschefylde, presbiterum, nobis nuper libere presentaverint, 
 a ncbis instituendum Canonice in eade-m ; uos, ut sciatur in quibus porcionibus 
 hujusmodi Vicaria consistere debeat-"ui futurum, pensatis ipsius Ecclesie . . . 
 facultatibus, etc., ordinamus, videlicet, quod dictus Nich. de Wasshfelde (sic) . . 
 et sui successores liabeant et percipiant . . . omnes et singulas domos que ad 
 Rectoriaui . . . consueverant pertinere, cum toto Sanctuario , . . excepta una 
 grangia, cum area adjacente eidem, circiter dimidiam acram terre continente ; 
 quam, quidem, grangiam dictus Vicarius, etc. suis sumptibus propriis sustine- 
 bunt, ad usum dictorum Decani et Capituli, cum blada sua ipsius Ecclesie eis 
 placuerit unire et recolligere in eadeni ; alioquin omuia aisiameata, taui de ipsa 
 domo quam de area predictis, cum iidem Decanus et Capitulum. non indiguerint 
 ut premittitur, remaneant penes Vicarios antedictos. Habeant, eciam . . , 
 omnes minores decimas, oblaciones, et alias quascumque obvenciones tocius 
 predicte Parochie ad altilagium . . . pertinentes ; in quibus decimam feni et 
 mortuariorum, lini, canabi, vitulorum, agnorum, pullauorum, cujuscumque 
 eciam bladi in ortis nunc existentibus, cum vangis excultis, volumus inter 
 cetera comprehendi. Volumus, eciam, et ordinamus quod . . . percipiant, 
 singulis annis, a predictis Decano et Capitulo, ij marcas argenti, in Scaccarium 
 ipsorum Exonie, ad quatuor anni terminos principales. Dictusque Vicarius, 
 etc,, ministris seu famulis dictorum Decani et Capituli, cum pro videndis seu 
 vendendis bladis dicte Ecclesie, que omnia, auctoritate presentis Ordinacionis, ad 
 eosdem Decanum et Capitulum volumus remanere, ibidem accederint, hospicium 
 competens inveniant ; fenum et litteram et boscum, pro mora sua, subministrent 
 eisdem. Ordiuanrus, insuper, quod dictus Vicarius, etc., omnia onera ordinaria 
 dicte Ecclesie subeant et agnoscant ; quodque Caucellum dicte Ecclesie, Libros, 
 et cetera Ornameuta ipsius ad Rectoriam spectancia, necnon vitrum fenestraruni 
 dicti Cancelli, suis sumptibus sustineant ; extraordinaria, vero . . . quocumque 
 nomine censeantur, ad Decanum et Capitulum pertineant antedictos, Salva 
 nobis et Successoribus nostris potentate hanc nostram Ordinacionem et Tax- 
 acionem augrnentandi, etc. In cujus rei, etc. Datum apud Clyst, die Veneris 
 proxima post Festum Epipha-nie Domini" [11 Jan., 1319-20]. Archives of 
 the Dean and Chapter, No. 3625, foL 158], 
 
 West Buckland, Sir Symon de Arnyngworthy, priest, R., 
 
 Dispensation : non-residence, " ut obsequiis . . . Nioholai de Warwyke, per 
 biennium . . . insistere valeas " : he was to provide for the cure of souls 
 and the relief of his poor parishioners (17 May, 1308); 34: again, till 
 Michaelmas, 1312, "in servicio Domini Comitis de Warwyke," (4 Nov., 
 1310); 57: again [Anigworthe, MS.], "ad preces . . . Guydouis de 
 Biauchamp, Comitis Warwykie . . . intendendi obsequiis Comitis" (30 
 Nov., 1312) ; 75. Wm. de Nywenharn, accolite, R., non-residence until the 
 F. of St. Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug.), 1315, to study, etc. (29 March, 1314) ; 
 83: again (subdeacon), " ut in Partibus transrnarinis per trienniurn stare 
 valeat in Scolis, vel in Anglia per biennium " ; 107 b , [Date omitted ; the 
 Entry occurs between 29 July and 14 Aug., 1315] : again, non-residence (and 
 to put out his Benefice to farm), for one year from Michaelmas, to study, 
 etc. (5 Sept., 1317), " et dabit, ex fine, dimidiam niarcam " ; 121 b . 
 
 Westleigh, Taxacio Vicarie de Westleghe : 
 
 Ut sciatur in quibus Porcionibus dicta Vicaria consistere debeat in futurum, 
 ordinamus quod tu, [Symon Stiria], et singuli Vicarii successores tui . , . 
 habeas et liabeant, nomine dicte Vicarie, totum Sanctuarium dicte Ecclesie, cum 
 manso et domibus in Sanctuario situatis, et aliis pertinenciis suis universis, 
 excepta meliori grangia et dimidia acra terre contigua eidem, . . . totum 
 altilagium, et decimam feui tocius Parochie, una cum decima culture in 
 
402 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 curtilagiis cum yanga excultis, et tota decima garbarum ville de Tappeleghe, 
 Et solvas, singulique, etc., solvant, Procuracionem Archidiaconi Loci, Cathedra- 
 ticum, et Synodaticum ; sustineas, et sustineant, Libros ad Rectoriam . . . 
 pertinentes, et vitrum fenestrarum Cancelli et cooperturam ipsius Cancelli 
 dumtaxat, tuis eteorum sumptibus, postquam semel, perDecanum et Capitulum 
 Exonienses, quibus dicta Ecclesia Canonice appropriata existit, sufficienter 
 reparata fuerint et correcta. Qui, quidem, Decanus et Capitulum omnia et 
 singula onera alia dicti Caucelli, et cetera onera ipsius Ecclesie, imposita et 
 et imponenda de cetero, sustineant et agnoscant ; salva nobis et Successoribus 
 nostris potestatem . . . declarandi, augendi, etc. ; 89. [There is no date ; but 
 the Taxation was made on Stiria's Collation, 19 Aug., 1314]. 
 
 West Ogwell [Westwoggewille, MS.], 
 
 Simou de Boy vile, subdeacon, R., Dispensation : non-residence for a year, to 
 study, etc. (6 Jan., 1319-20) ; 145 b . 
 
 West Worlington [Westwolryngtone, MS.], 
 
 Johel de Bukyngtone, subdeacon, R., non-residence for a year, to study, etc. 
 (22 June, 1319) ; 141* 
 
 Westbury (or Westbyry), Wm. de, R. of Ashwater ; 40 b , 56 b . 
 Westbury Collegiate Church, see Exeter (Canons) ; 159 b . 
 Westone, Sir John de, Knt., presents to All-Hallow's, Gold- 
 smith Street, Exeter : 41, 76 b : see Brothertone ; 112. 
 Westone, John de, Proctor for Roger de Audele ; 116 b . 
 Westone, Thomas de, presented to St. Creed ; 158 b . 
 Weye, Thomas de la, see Upton-Pyne (Inst.) ; 55 b , 69 b , 
 Weye (or atte Weye), Wm. de la, inst. to Redruth ; 184. 
 Weymue, Henry de, see Ermington ; 34 b . 
 Whalesbreus, Wm. de, patr. of St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier ; 124, 182- 
 Whitchurch, 
 
 Appi'opriacio Ecclesie de Whitchurche quatuor Presbiteris, Anno Consecra- 
 
 cionis Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, quartodecimo, 
 
 Universis, etc., Walterus etc. Postulancium desideria promerentur audiri dum id 
 petitur per quod Cultus Divini Numinis incrementum recipit ; vivis tarn tempor- 
 aliter quam spiritualiter consulitur pariter et defunctis, Sane Religiosi Viri, 
 Frater Robertus de Campellis, Abbas Monasterii de Tavistoke . . . et ejusdem 
 Loci Conventus, transmissa nobis peticione, cum instancia supplicarunt ut in 
 Ecclesia Parochiali et curata de Whitchurche, . . . que de ipsorum Religiosorum 
 Patronatu existit et sacerdotem unicum consuevit habere, Cantariam Perpetuam 
 quatuor sacerdotum, qui secundum modum inferius annotatxim ibidem Divina 
 perpetuo celebrarent, ordinare ac statuere; necnon, circa ipsorum sacerdotum 
 statum qualem in dicta Ecclesia et Cantaria et quern gradum inter se habere 
 debeant similiter ordinare, predictamque Ecclesiam ad sustentacionem sacerdotum 
 hujusmpdi assignare, et eidem Cantarie ipsis pro sacerdotibus appropriare, inter- 
 venientibus omnibus juris solempniis, auctoritate Pontificali et ordinaria 
 dignaremur, Nos, itaque, attendentes Divine pariter et humane caritatis 
 ardorem quo prefati Religiosi in hac parte flatu Sancti Spiritus succenduntur, 
 quantumque cum Divine laudis augmento messi Dominice que multis operariis 
 indiget providebitur intime ponderantes, . . . supplicacioni prefate dignum 
 duximus, quantum nobis permittitur, prout sequitur, favorabiliter inclinare. 
 Habito, igitur, cum dilectis filiis Decano et Capitulo Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis 
 super hiis communi tractatu et solempni et prout requiritur pleniori, vocatis ad 
 tractatum hujusmodi specialiter Magistro Rogero de Churletone, Archidiacono 
 Tottpnie in Ecclesia nostra Exoniensi predicta, infra cujus Archidiaconatus 
 ambitum prefata Ecclesia de Whitchurche notorie situatur, necnon Domino 
 Jacobo Franceis, Rectore qui nunc est Ecclesie de Whitchurche sepeiate, in 
 predict! Archidiaconi personali et predicti Rectoris Procuratoris presencia, de 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 403 
 
 consilio et assensu unanimi dictorum Decani et Capituli, statuimus et ordinamus 
 in predicta Ecclesia de W hitch urche, quatenus in presenti de jure valenms, 
 Cantariam Perpetuam quatuor sacerdoturn, qui, cedente vel decedente prefato 
 Rectore . . . Divinum Obsequium nocturnum et diurnum modo qui sequitur 
 exsolvere perpetuo teneantur ; nt, videlicet, post Horas Canonicas et Missam de 
 die, quas ab omnibus sacerdotibus in ipsa Ecclesia horis competentibus dici 
 precipimus, plenum Seryicium tarn pro vivis quam defunctis, Placebo, scilicet, 
 Dirige, et Commendacione, et tres Missas pro mortuis, vel ad minus duas, et 
 terciam de Sancta Maria, cessante impviimento legitimo, dicere cotidie tenean- 
 tur ; in quibus Missis et aliis oracionum suffragiis obsequiisque Divinis pro felici 
 statu Fratris Roberti, Abbatis supradicti, ejusdemque Loci Conventus, necnon 
 prosperitate et pace Excellentissimi Principis, Domini nostri, Domini Edwardi, 
 Dei gracia Regis Anglie illustris, Domine Isabelle, Regine, salubrique statu 
 nostro, Decani et Capituli nostri Exoniensium, Dominorum eciam Hugonis de 
 Curtenay et Ricardi de Stapeldone, Militum, si nobis aut predictorum aliquo 
 superstitibus sacerdotes hujusmodi in predictam Ecclesiam effectualiter ordinari 
 contigerit, quorum realis et effectualis ordinacio, sicut premisimus, usque ad 
 predicte Ecclesie vacacionem Canonicam dependebit; necnon pro animabus 
 Willelmi et Ysote, parentum dicti Fratris Roberti ; Domini Ordulphi, Comitis ; 
 Abine, Comitisse ; bone memorie Edwyni et Luvyngi, quondam Episcoporum 
 Exonie, prefati Monasterii de Tavistoke fundatorum, suorumque progenitorum ; 
 predecessorum et successorum dictorum Abbatis et Conventus ; Roberti de Veteri 
 Terra, Ade de Middeltone, Johannis de Aisleghe, specialiter ; et generaliter pro 
 omnibus vivis fidelibus ac defunctis, memoratos sacerdotes ac alios ejusdem 
 Ecclesie ministros adorare Dpminum nostrum cum competentibus oracionibus, 
 seu collectis ac aliis ordinatis officiis, per hanc nostram Ordinacionem imper- 
 petuum valituram teneri volumus et astringi mandamus. Cum quis, autem, 
 predictorum nunc superstitum pro quibus duximus exorandum subtractus fuerit 
 ab hac luce, in orciine recitandorum nominum eum nunc defuuctis volumus 
 anteponi ; pluribus, autem, vel omnibus qui mori poterunt resolutis, eodem 
 ordine recitentur defunct! quo vivi superius describuntur. Nee miretur aliquis 
 hujus nostre pagine recitator quod Fratrem Robertum, Abbatem predictum, tarn 
 vivum quam defunct-urn ceteris omnibus, Majestati Regie, Pontifical* reverencie, 
 Comitisque spectabilitati prerogativam honoris nullatenus exhibentes, in memora- 
 torum sacordotum aliorumque ministrorum oracionibus prim urn recitacionis 
 locum disposuimus optinere, cum predicti Fratris Roberti labores et merita, 
 quibus prefati Monasterii de Tavistoke facilitates non mediocriter ampliavit, 
 quique prefate Ecclesie de Whitchurche Advocacionem seu jus Patronatus, suis 
 mediantibus laboribus et industria, ut Ordinacio hujus Cantarie tieret in eadem, 
 noviter adquisivit, sibi, quoad hoc prelacionem digne postulent indulgeri, ut 
 honoris premium laboris tedium recompenset. Statuimus, eciam, et de predic- 
 torum Decani et Capituli ordinanius assensu quod, cedente vel decedente 
 predicto Rectore . . . Officium Archipresbiteratus sit imperpetuum in eadem ; 
 ita, videlicet, quod cum ipsam Ecclesiam, et extunc quociens ipsum Officium, 
 vacare contigerit, Persona ydonea ad hujus Archipresbiteratus Officium curamque 
 et regimen ipsius Ecclesie sueque Parochie, nobis et Successoribus nostris, 
 Episcopis Exonie, per Abbatem et Conveutum Monasterii de Tavistoke predicti, 
 infra unius mensis spacium cujus propter diutine vacacionis evitandum 
 discrhnina, et ne Divinum Obsequium oracionumque sufFragia que tarn vivis 
 quam mortuis superius disposuimus exhiberi, dilacionem capiant, taliter duximus 
 moderandum Canonice presentetur ; alioquiu potestas plenarie conferendi 
 Officium Archipresbiteratas hujusmodi ea vice nobis, seu Successoribus nostris 
 qui pro tempore fuerint, devolvatur ; quam Personam, per dictos Religiosos ut 
 premittitur presentatam, ad ipsutn Officium, necnon curam et regimen ipsius 
 Ecclesie tociusque Parochie, seu illam cui per nos seu Successores nostros, 
 propter negligenciam dictorum Religiosorum vel persone presentate defectum seu 
 inhabilitatem, hujusmodi Officium collatum fuerit, admissam et institutam. 
 Canonice in eodem Archipresbiteri vocabulo eo quod aliis presbiteris servituris 
 ibidem preerit, volumus et precipimus nominari. Hujusmodi, vero, Archi- 
 presbitero institute, sicut premittitur, et admisso, tres presbiteros, viros utique 
 ydoneos, quos absque causa racionabili nolumus amoveri, de ipsius Archipres- 
 biteri consilio et assensu ; et extunc, quociens locus ipsorum vel alicujus ipsorum 
 vacaverit, Personam aliam ydoneam, nobis seu Successoribus nostris , . . 
 memorati Religiosi Viri, Abbas Monasterii de Tavistoke etc., infra unius mensis 
 spacium postquam idem Archipresbiter primum institutus fuerit et aduiissus ; et 
 
404 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 extunc, quociens trium presbiterorum hujusmodi locus aliquis vacaverit, quod 
 ex causa premissa taliter limitavimus, Personam aliam subrogandam ydoneam 
 presentabunt ; potestate tres presbiteros hujusmodi a principle deputandi, et 
 extunc, loco cedentis decedentis yel amoti, personam aliam subrogandi, ad DOS et 
 Successores nostros . . . sicut in alio casu diximus, devolvenda, si prefati 
 Religiosi circa presentacionem hujusmodi infra pretaxati temporis spacium 
 negligentes fnerint, aut Personam inhabilem forsitan contra Canonum Instituta 
 dnxerint presentare. Pro sustentacione, autem, Archipresbiteri triumque 
 presbiterorum seu sacerdotum de quibus supra fit mencio, ac unius clerici, quern 
 preter Aque Benedicte bajulum per Archipresbiterum memoratum, ad ministran- 
 dum in predicta Ecclesia juxta inferioris Ordinis quern habebit gradum, 
 precipimus et statuimus deputari, prefatam Ecclesiam, cum vacaverit, ipsiusque 
 universos redditus et proventus, cum predictorum Decani et Capituli assensu et 
 consilio, assignandos fore decrevimus, eisdemque Archipresbitero et Ministris in 
 usus proprios titulo perpetuo possidendos concedimus, et, quatenus in presenti 
 possumus, assignamus eisdem. Volumus, insuper, et ordinando statuimus, de 
 assensu et consilio antedictis, quod, quandocumque Archipresbiter qui pro 
 tempore fuerit inter F. Beati Michaelis in Septembri et F. Apostolorum Petri et 
 Pauli in mense Junii tune proximo secuturum cesserit, decesserit, vel alias 
 legitime amotus fuerit, qui fructus decimales anni precedents integraliter 
 percepit, si cesserit vel amotus fuerit ut premittitur, vel, si decesserit, Testa- 
 rnenti sui Executores seu bonornm ejusdem Administratores pro hujusmodi 
 fructibus sic perceptis solvant tribus presbiteris niemoratis id quod auctoritate 
 preseutis Ordinacionis et Statuti debetur eisdem, et in victualibus sustineant, 
 prcmt Archipresbiter ipse eisdem solvere et sustinere consuevit eosdem ; necnon 
 omnia alia onera ordinaria et extraordinaria dicte Ecclesie de Whitchurche, 
 quocunque nomine censeantur, usque ad dictum F. Apostolorum Petri et Pauli 
 agnoscant integraliter et supportent ; et, preterea, solvant Archipresbitero, quern 
 ibidem secundum modum superius annotaturn preh'ci contigerit successorem, 
 smgulis septimanis, postquam fuerit sic prefectus usque acl dictum F. Apostol- 
 orum Petri et Pauli, singulos duos solidos sterlingorum, nisi idem Archipresbiter 
 altilagium ipsius Ecclesie percipiendum vel partem ejusdem in solucione 
 hujusmodi duoruin solidorum, prout inter se super hoc poterunt convenire, 
 duxerit eligendum : in cujus eleccionis eventum, si fiat per Archipresbiterum 
 memoratum, si idem altilagium pro tota solucione hujusmodi duorum solidorum 
 eligatur, tune cesset in totum ; si, vero, pars ejusdem altilagii in parte solucionis 
 eorundem eligi conligerit, tune cesset solucio in ea parte quoad duos solidos 
 antedictos. Si, vero, archipresbiter ipse, inter F. Apostolorum Petri et Pauli 
 predictum et F. Beati Michaelis in Septembri, cesserit, forsitan, decesserit, vel 
 alias legitime amotus fuerit, fructibus decimalibus ejusdem anni fortassis a solo 
 separatis et per etindem prius pro parte perceptis et consumptis, Archipresbiter 
 novus succedens eidem totum residuum hujusmodi fructuum decimalium 
 nullatenus consumptorum Parochie dicte Ecclesie, tarn exterius in quocunque 
 loco existencium quam in horreis ibidem reconditorum, dum tamen Archi- 
 presbiter ipse successor satisfecerit de inpensis appositis circa colleccionem 
 fructuum eorundem, habeat et percipiat ; et in eventum ilium Archipresbiter , 
 ipse succedens pro rata partis hujusmodi fructuum quam sic percepit ; processor, 
 vero, ipsius si cesserit vel alias amotus fuerit, aut si decesserit Testament! sui 
 Executores seu bonorum ejusdem Administratores, pro rata partis eorundem 
 fructuum sic primitus consumptorum, omnia et singula onera supradicta juxta 
 modum superius annotatum subire et aguoscere teneantur. De fructibus, 
 autem, quos in Sanctuario ipsius Ecclesie excoli et crescere contigerit, statuimus 
 et ordinamus, de assensu et consilio predictis, quod Archipresbiter succedens, ut 
 premittitur, quocunque tempore anni cesserit, decesserit, vel alias amotus fuerit 
 precessor vel predecessor ipsius, habeat et percipiat omnes fructus excultos in 
 Sanctuario memorato ; satisfacto sibi per memoratum Archipresbiterum succe- 
 dentem, si cesserit yel amotus fuerit precessor ipsius, vel, si decesserit, Exe- 
 cutoribus Testament! sui vel bonorum ejusdem Administratoribus, de inpensis 
 dumtaxat appositis circa agriculturam Sanctuarii memorati ; et si quid de 
 eisdem fructibus in Sanctuario excultisante cessionera, amocionem, vel decessum 
 precessoris reconditum fuerit, vel alias forte consumptum, in eventum ilium fiat 
 super hiis prout in alio casu de fructibus decimalibus superius est expressum, 
 jure vel consuetudine quod vel que de media Quadragesima in nostra Diocesi 
 usitatum in aliis Rectoribus locum optinet, non obstante ; juribus et consue- 
 tudinibus in admissions seu repulsione Rectorum et aliorum preficiendorum in 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 405 
 
 nostra Diocesi hactenus usitatis, tarn circa admission em et repulsionem 
 Archipresbiteri memorati de quibus supra fit mencio, moderacione temporis 
 presentandi dumtaxat excepta, quibus per premissa derogare uou intendimus, in 
 suo robore plenarie duraturis. Tenore, eciam, Presencium prohibemus ne quis 
 capellanorum. hujusmodi, quocumque CtTlore quesito, in aliis Ecclesiis vicinis vel 
 circa aliud quodcumque Obsequium, Divinum videlicet vel humanuin, quorum- 
 cumque clericorum aut laicorum precepto sen prece, ministrare seu vacare 
 quovismodo valeat, dum ipsorum Archipresbiteri seu capellanorum nuniero 
 voluerit aggregari ; quod si secus egerit, nee, tercio per Episcopum Exoniensem 
 vel ejus Officialem, Archidiaconum Tottonie vel ejus Officialem, vel Abbatem de 
 Tavistoke qui pro tetnpore fuerit, seu per memoratum Archipresbiterum si forte 
 suus inferior deliquerit in premissis, commonitus, noluerit a talibus abstinere, a 
 suis ibidem habitis beneficio et officio sit ipso jure privatus et ab eisdem 
 removeatur omnino, et alias vice sui juxta formam precedentem ydoneus 
 subrogetur. Quantum, autem, ad statum sive gradum inter Archipresbiterum 
 et alios presbiteros habendum, statuimus et, de dictorum Decani et Capituli 
 oonsensu unanimi, ordinamus quod cui regimen tocius predicte Ecclesie et sue 
 Parochie cicius est commissum, quern, ut prediximus, Archipresbiterum 
 nominari volumus, et qui de juribus Episcopalibus et Archidiaconalibus 
 tenebitur respondere, de bonis dicte Ecclesie libere disponendi habeat facultatem ; 
 ita, tamen, quod tarn ipse quain alii presbiteri seu sacerdotes, quos suos socios 
 appellabit et volumus appellari, in eadem domo simul cotidie se seniel et 
 similiter reficiant et habitent in commuui, quodque idem Archipresbiter de bonis 
 redditibus et proventibus dicte Ecclesie singulis sacerdotibus per singulos annos, 
 inter Festa Beati Michaelis et Omnium Sanctorum, pro una roba duorum 
 garnimentorum de una secta, et de qua ipsemet Archipresbiter, si illo anno 
 habere nova indumenta voluerit, indui faciet semet ipsum ; alioquin de alia 
 precii viginti solidorum sterlingorum inter predicta duo Festa tenebitur liberare ; 
 et nichilominus duas marcas sterlingorum pro aliis necessariis annis singulis, ad 
 Terminos Quatuor Principales, videlicet Natalis Domini, Pasche, Nativitatis S. 
 Johannis Baptiste, et Beati Michaelis in Septembri, pro equalibus porcionibus 
 ipsorum presbiteroruni seu sacerdotum cuilibet ministrare. Qui, quidem, 
 Archipresbiter tarn in administracione bonorum, ut premittitur, quain honoris 
 prerogativa ceteris prefer atur, aliis presbiteris seu sacerdotibus inter S3 ilium 
 gradum in sedibus et aliis quern ordo temporis quo in societate hujusmodi fuerint 
 illis attribuerit habituris, juxta legem que dicit quod is gradiis ceteros antecedat 
 quern in eodem genere militandi labor prolixior fecerat anteire. Sint, quoque, 
 tres illi sacerdotes memorato Arcliipresbitero in exercicio cure animarum in 
 predicta Parochia fideles et soliciti cooperatores, Sacramenta [et] Sacramentalia 
 Parochianis ipsis, cum opus fuerit, ministrando ; ad quod faciendum hujusmodi 
 presbiteros seu sacerdotes et quemlibet eorundem per hanc nostram Ordinacio- 
 nem fir-miter obligamus. Archipresbiter, vero, memoratus et quilibet ejus 
 successor, in sua Institutione seu Admissione, vel quam cito postea, per nos 
 Successoresve nostros, vel Abbatem Monasterii antedicti, de faciendo in Ecclesia 
 predicta continuam residenciam personalem, et tarn ipsi quam presbiteri tres alii, 
 ac eisdem sen eorum alicui subrogandi seu subrogandus, de observandis hiis 
 nostris Ordinacionibus, Voluntate, Precepto, et Statutis memoratis, cessante 
 impedimento legitimo, ac aliis si oporteat racionabiliter faciendis, corporale 
 prestabunt et prestabit ipsorura quilibet juramentum ; alioquin ille qui hujus- 
 modi juramentum coram nobis aut Successoribus nostris, vel saltern Abbate 
 memorato, postquam de eo prestando per nos aut aliquem Successorum nostro- 
 rum, aut Abbatem ipsum qui pro tempore fuerit, fuerit requisitus, per tres dies 
 continues prestare distulerit, omni jure quod in quocumque Beneficio in dicta 
 Ecclesia optinuerit, absque monicione aliqua, perpetuo sit privatus ; salvis nobis 
 et Successoilbus nostris sequestro in bouis pertinentibus ad ipsum Archipres- 
 biteratum, quociens et quando et pro toto tempore quo vacaverit, prout in aliis 
 beneficiatis nostre Diocesis hactenus est de consuetudine usitatum ; necnon jure 
 et jurisdiccione alias tarn nostro quam Successorum nostrorum, ac eciam 
 Ecclesie nostre Exoniensis, ac eciam Archidiaconorum Tottonie et suorum 
 Officialium qui pro tempore fuerint, in omnibus et singulis, ac eciam auctoritate ; 
 quibus per premissa in nullo volumus nee intendimus derogare ; et salva, eciam, 
 nobis et Successoribus nostris , . . potestate premissis addendi seu detrahendi 
 eisdem, ac eciam ea declarandi, si, prout, et quaudo nobis et ipsis videbimus seu 
 viderint expedire. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum, una cum sigillo 
 Decani et Capituli Ecclesie nostre Cathedralis Exoniensis, Presentibus est 
 appensum, Datum Exonie " [14 Jan., 1321-2]. fol, 165. 
 
406 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Whiteby, John de, inst. to Holne (q.v.) ; 57. 
 Whiteleghe, Henry de, E. of Hemyock, deceased ; 162 b . 
 Whiteleghe, Thomas de, inst. to Hemyock ; ibid. 
 Whitstone (Cornwall), Roger de Carmynov, R. of, 
 
 Walterus, etc., Eogero de Carmynov, Rectori Ecclesie de Wytestone . . . salutem. 
 Audita suggestione tua, intellexiraus tibi, tantummodo Primam Tonsuram 
 habenti, a bone memorie Domino Thoma, Dei gracia Exoniensi Episcopo, 
 proximo Predecessore nostro, literatorie fuisse concessum ut a quocumque 
 Episcopo Catholico, liberam sui Officii execucionem et graciam Sedis Apostolice 
 optinente, ad omnes Ordines valeres promoveri ; eo non obstante quod de 
 Exoniensi Dyocesi oriundus et in eaclem beneficiatus existeres, et aliud Canoui- 
 cum non obstaret ; quodque post obitum dicti Predecessoris nostri per . . . 
 Johannem, Dei gracia Lyncolniensem Episcopum, ad Ordines Accolitatus et 
 alios Minores, ad quos antea promotus non fueras, et Symonem, eadem gracia 
 Sarumensem Episcopum, ad Ordinem Subdiaconatus, pocius ex simplicitate 
 quarn malicia, per dictas Literas Dimissorias te fecisti minus provide promoveri ; 
 cumque consciencia tna te remordeat ex hac causa, per nos tibi postulas reme- 
 dium adhiberi. Cupientes, igitur, quantum possumus, super hiis graciam tibi 
 facere, et animetue saluti salubrius providere, hujusmodi Ordinum suscepcionem, 
 dum tamen aliud Canonicum tibi non obviet, ratificamus, et super inhabilitate 
 sive macula, si quam occasione premissa contraxisti, quantum de jure possumus 
 tecum misericorditer dispensamus ; volentes, quantum in nobis est, quod exnunc 
 exequaris sic susceptos Ordines et ministres Canonice in eisdem (12 April, 1309) ; 
 40. 
 
 Ralph de la Hide, accolite, E., non-residence, for a year from Michaelmas, to 
 study, etc. ; he was to take subdeacon's Orders (21 Sept., 1309) ; 44 : renewed, 
 till Michaelmas, 1313 (17 May, 1310) ; 51. Master Rd. le Seneschal, clerk, R., 
 non-residence for two years, to study, etc. (13 April, 1311) ; 61 : again, for one 
 year (13 Aug., 1318) ; 128 b . 
 
 Whitstone (Devon) ; Hugh de Pouderham, R., 
 
 Non-residence (as in the case of the R. of St. Ladock, q.v. 29 Nov., 1308) ; 
 37 : again, for a year (14 Oct., 1309) ; 44 b : again (6 Sept., 1310) ; 55. 
 
 Wibberi, Laurence de, inst. to Chagford ; 144. 
 Wibberi, Oliver de, presents to Chagford ; ibid. 
 Wybberi, Symon de, R. of Chagford ; 106 b . 
 Widecombe-in-the-Moor, 
 
 Sir Michael de la Forde, chaplain : Licence to farm the revenues of Spichewike 
 Chapel in this Parish for Sir Thomas, V. of Widecornbe, for five years, " et 
 dabit ad elemosinam Domini j rnarcam" (24 July, 1312); 72 b . See " Ord.- 
 Pris.", 236b. 
 
 Wydecombe, Richard de, inst. to Townstal ; 114 b . 
 Wydeslade, Richard de [A. M. & M. D.], 
 
 Inst. to Exbourne ; 44, 45 b : collated Precentor of Crediton ; 75 b : resigns 
 and is inst. to Honiton ; 101 b : collated to the Archdeaconry of Barum ; 130. 
 
 Widworthy ; Sir Clement, R. of, 
 
 Non-residence till Michaelmas, to study, etc. (8 Dec., 1308) ; 37: again, for a 
 year, and to put his Benefice out to farm to John de Lustleghe (3 Sept., 
 1320) ; 151. 
 
 Wyle, Henry de la, see Exeter Cathedral (Chancellors) ; 39 b . 
 
 He was, afterwards, Chancellor of Sarum ; 167. 
 Wigetone, Gilbert de (see Wills "Queen Margaret) ; L 214 b . 
 Willand ; Sir Elias [de Thyngdene], priest, R, of, 
 
 " Licencia standi in obsequiis Dominorum Prioris et Conventus Tantonie " 
 for a year (8 Oct., 1318)," et dabit ad Fabricam dimidiam marcam " ; 131. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 407 
 
 Wills, 
 
 [There are no copies of Wills in this Register ; only occasional references to 
 Probate, etc., Names of Executors, and the like]. 
 
 Commission, directed to Walter de Setone, Official-Principal, "ad audiendum 
 Probaciones vel Insinuaciones Testamentorum quarumcutnque Personarum, in 
 Dignitate vel Personatu in Eccl. Exon. coustitutarum " (18 March, 1322-3) ; 175, 
 
 BELLO PRATO [BEAUPRE], Sir STEPHEN DE, Knt., Commission, directed to Sir Rd. 
 de Hacche, priest, for Probate and to grant Letters of Administration to his 
 Executors, "Testamento ipsius defnncti primitus rite probate- et insinuato, et 
 Inventario bonorum . . . dicto Ricardo liberato ; . . . proviso quod copia 
 Testamenti . . . et Inveutarii dicto Episcopo quam cito fieri poterit trans- 
 mitteretur. Die Dominica in Ramis Palmarum" (23 March, 1308-9); 39b. 
 [Grandisson (margin) " TESTAMENTUM MILITIS, CORAM EPISCOPO"]. 
 
 BLIBURGHE, WM. DE, Executor, Walter [Reynolds], Abp, of Canterbury ; L207. 
 [He held the R. of Warblington, Hants, from 14 June, 1283, till his death in 
 Feb., 1313-4. On the promotion of John de Drokenesford to the Bishoprick of 
 Bath and Wells, he was appointed Keeper of the King's Wardrobe. -F.J.B.]. 
 
 BODRIGAN, Dame YSOLDA DE, Proved before the Bishop, at Paignton, by Win. 
 Malherbe, Peter de Bodrigan, and Thos. [Daumarle], R. of St. Martin's-by-Looe, 
 Executors (7 March, 1310-11); 60. 
 
 BRTJYN (or BRUN) ; the Mother of John le Bruyn, who was R. of St. Mawgan-in- 
 Kerrier, and an Executor (5 Nov., 1308) ; 36. 
 
 BUTHUN, LAURENCE DE, Executors, Robert, his son ; Cecilia, his daughter ; and 
 Rd. de Tyveryntone ; L 190. 
 
 BYTTON, THOS. DE, Bp. of Exeter, "Apucl Clyst, in Camera, comparuit coram Dom- 
 ino Episcopo et Magistro Rogero de Otery, Official! suo, sedentibus ibidem pro tri- 
 bunali, Thorn, de Esse, qui fatebatur se teneri Domino Thorn, de Hentone, Execu- 
 tori quondam Domini Thome, Exoniensis Episcopi, in sex marcis et dimidia, solven- 
 dis in Festo S. Michaelis proximo future, vel infra Octabas ejusdem Festi : unde 
 iidem Episcopus et Officialis predictum Thomam renunciantem omnibus 
 defensionibus et dilacionibus in hac parte, ad peticionem suam, ad satisfaciendum 
 de dicta peccunie summa termino supradicto, sub pena Excommunicacionis, ex 
 nunc prout ex tune, Magistro Nich. de Hele, Procuratori, ut asserebatur, dicti 
 Thome de Hentone, condempnarunt, presentibus Domino Petro de Honetone, et 
 me, Lancevetone " ; 88 b . [1314 ; apparently, 2 Aug. ; but no date is given]. 
 
 CARRTJ, NICHOLAS DE, Executors, Wm. de Carru, R. of Holsworthy, and 
 Robert Bendyn ; L 200. 
 
 CAUNVYLE, Sir GEOFFREY DE, Knt, Proved at Brixtou (between Modbury and 
 Plympton), 10 Feb., 1308-9. Letters of Administration to Sir Wm. de 
 Caunpvyle, Knt., and Sir Maurice de Caunpvyle, R. of Holsworthy, Executors; 
 Sir Robert, R. of Nymet-Tracy, their co-executor, having, before John Wele, 
 refused to administer; 38. ["PROBACIO TKSTAMKNTI MILITIS, CORAM EPI- 
 SCOPO " Grandisson (margin)}. 
 
 CAXTONE, WILLIAM DE, Executor, William le Spicer ; L 201 h . 
 
 CERSEAUS, Sir RD. DE, Knt., Commission, directed to Walter de Esse, Treasurer 
 of Crediton, " ad audiendum raciocinia Executorum seu bonorum Administra- 
 torum " (8 April, 1309) ; 40. 
 
 CORNWALL, EDMUND, Earl of, Executors, the Abbat of Hayles, Walter de 
 Aylesburi, and others ; L 187. 
 
 EGLEBY, WM. DE, Executors, Wm. de Forestrete (V. of Axminster) ; Sibilla, his re- 
 lict ; Roger de Stoke, Thos, Cole, Thos. le Wodere, and Rd. le Juggere ; L 212*>, 
 
 FERARIIS, Sir HERBERT DE, R. of Newton-Ferrers, "MEMORANDUM quod scriptum 
 fuit Magistro Ric. de Coletone et Vicario de Yalmptone, sub dato apud Chudde- 
 leghe, xxviij die mensis Marcii [1311], quod, non obstante Sequestro in bonis 
 Domini Herbert! de Ferariis, nuper Rectoris Ecclesie de Nywetone, defuncti, 
 auctoritate Domini vel sui Officialis interposita, permittant Magistrum Henr. de 
 Nywetone, Executorem in Testamento dicti defuucti nominatum, hujusmodi bona 
 per visum ipsorura, vel unius eorum, vendere et in peccuniam redigere ; ita quod 
 eadem peccunia penes unum eorum sub sequestro reuianeat, quousque Execu- 
 tores dicti Testamenti Administraciouem hujusmodi bonorum receperint in forma 
 juris, vel aliud receperint in Mandatis; et quod super hoc rescribatur citra 
 Festum Pasche " ; 60. 
 
 FITZ JOHN, MATTHEW, Executors, Master John de Coleputte and Alianora, relict 
 of the said Matthew ; L 19H>. 
 
408 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Fuiz PAYN, ROBERT LE, Executors, Wm. de Wengrave, Matthew de Clivedone, 
 
 John Gary, and Wm. de Pillonde ; L 214. 
 GIFFARD, WALTER, Chancellor of the Cathedral, Commission, to prove his Will, 
 
 directed to Walter de Setone, Official-Principal (17 April, 1322) ; 167 b . 
 GILDEFORDE, HENRY DE, Executors, the Abbat of Dureford, Henry de Stauntone, 
 
 Wm. de Eyecote, and John de Brideforde ; L 201*>, 
 HAMELTONE, WILLIAM DE, Executors, John de Merkynfelde, John Fraunceis, and 
 
 others ; L 199*>. 
 HARPETREWK, THOS. DE, Executors. John de Glasneye and Eoger de Sydeburi, 
 
 V. of Heavitree ; L 209*. 
 HENQHAM, HUGH DE, Executors, Master Wm. de Oteswyche and Thos. de 
 
 Cardvyl ; L 191*. 
 
 HIDE, THOMAS DE LA, Executor, Thomas, his son and heir; L 209. 
 HUNDREMAN, ADAM LE, Executors, Alice his wife, Nicholas de Ken, and John 
 
 Berd ; L 203. 
 ILEMISTRE, JOHNDE, Executors, Reginald de Swengechulle, Hugh Ponkeschepens, 
 
 and John Wysdom ; L 188^. 
 
 KTLKENNY, ANDREW DE, Dean of Exeter, -Commission, directed to Ralph 
 Germeyn, and Roger de Otery "ad audiendum raciocinia Magistri Willelmi de 
 Kylkenny et coexecutorum suorum Testamenti . . . Magistri Andree de Kyl- 
 kenny, quondam Decani Exonie, de Administracione sua bonornm ejusdem ; ita 
 quod, auditis per ipsos hujusmodi raciociniis, h'deliter referaut Domino quid 
 fecerint in premissis (19 Oct., 1311) ; 64. 
 
 LANODENE, WALTER DE, clerk, Executors, Philip [de Essewater], R. of All 
 Hallows-Goldsmith Street, Exeter, John Gerveys, Joan de Langedene, and 
 Michael Totrand ; L 201. 
 
 LERCEDEKNE, ODO, Executors, Alice, his widow, and Ralph Lercedekne ; L 215. 
 LOVETOT, JOHNDF, senior, Executors, Nich. de Sparkeforde, Thos. de Bynyngtone, 
 
 and John de Borham ; L 185. 
 MARGARET, Queen of Edward I., Executors, Thos. Earl of Norfolk, Gilbert de 
 
 Wigetone, and John cle Curtiniaco ; L 214b. 
 MBDEBURNK, WM. DE, Executors, Master Henry de Dyteneshale, Rd. de Chesse- 
 
 becche, and Alexander de Medebxirne ; L 188 b . 
 
 OTERY, Master ROGKR DE, Commission, directed to Chancellor Giffard and Rd. 
 
 de Morcestre, Archdn. of Barnm, to audit the accounts of Treasurer Thos. de 
 
 Hentone and Rd. de Coletone, Canons of Exeter, Executors (4 Oct., 1317) ; 122 b . 
 
 PARYS, WM. DE, of London, Draper, Executors, John de Wiiitone and Rob. de 
 
 Lambourne ; L 213. 
 
 PDNTYNGDONE, WM. DE, Canon of Exeter, Commission directed to Roger de 
 Otery and Thos. de Hentone, Canons, and Wm. Bonda and John de Glasneya, 
 Vicars, in the Cathedral, to inspect and audit the accounts of the Executors (17 
 July, 1309); 42 b .- A second Commission was directed, "xij Kalendas 
 Decembris" (20 Nov.), 1311, to the Official-Principal, the Penitentiary, (John 
 de Uphavene) and John Wele, Archd. of Barum, and his Official " in casu qui 
 vertitur, seu verti speratur, inter Dominum Adam de Carletone, Archidiaconum 
 Cornubie, . . actorem, . . et Magistros Ric. de Coletone, Joh. de Colepitte, et 
 Dominum Joh. de Wyke, Canonicum Criditonensem, Executores, . . reos, . . 
 occasione quorundam defectuum in quadam domo, cum pertinenciis ejusdem, 
 quam Magister Henr. de Bolleghe, quondam Archidiaconus Cornubie, Decano et 
 Capitiilo Exon, Eccles. predicte, ut asseritur, contulit in feodum, reparandorum." 
 They received authority to carry out the necessary repairs, former Commissions 
 being revoked ; 66. " Absolucio super finali compoto bonorum Domini Willelmi 
 de Pontyngdone" granted to the Executors, 29 April, 1312 ; 71 b . 
 QUIVIL, PETER, Bp. of Exeter, Executors, Richard [clerical error for Robert] de 
 Veteri Terra, Ralph Germeyn, Peter de Insula, and Wm. de Sancta Elena ; L 
 200, 217, 227, 233. 
 ROSWALSTRES, HAMELINE DE, Executors, Wm. Skinard : Ralph, V. of Treneglos ; 
 
 and Symon de Roswalstres ; L 192. 
 
 RURDE, PHILIP ; reference to his Will, touching lands in Aleborne ; 44. [I was 
 unable to identify this place when Letter A of this Index was being printed. 
 But I have since stumbled, accidentally, on the following passage in the 
 Parliamentary Gazeteer, under "BLAKEDON [Blagdori\, in the Parish of 
 Paignton, Hundred of Hay tor, County of Devon,"" In the 28 year of Henry 
 III., one Nicholas de Blakedon gave lands in Blakedon, Aleborn* &c., to Ralph 
 de Wulveleghe, Prior of Torneford, Chief Minister in England of the Order of 
 
GENERAL .TNDEX. 409 
 
 the Holy Trinity for the redemption of captives, upon condition that, before 
 Michaelmas that year, or, at farthest, before Michaelmas the next year, there 
 should be placed and maintained here, at Blakedon, at least seven Brethren of 
 the same Order, who were to serve God, and keep hospitality, according to the 
 Rules of the same Order.- Tanner's Not. Mon." Mr. Baigenthas, since, sent me 
 the following, " Devon. Eodem modo monstravit Regi Alicia, filia Roberti de 
 Aldebourne, quod, cum ipsa in Curia Regis apud Westmonasterium recuperasset 
 seisinam suam versus Philippum Rurd et 5latildem, que fuit uxor Rogeri le 
 Soper, de uno mesuagio cum pertinenciis in Cliftone Dertemuthe, per coiisider- 
 acionem, etc." Rot. Orig., 15 Edw. II., Rot. 27]. 
 
 V ALLIBUS, ROBERT DE; Executors, Walter de Bottekesham and John de Vallibus ; 
 L 201b. 
 
 WALDESCHOF, WILLIAM, Executors, John Waldeschof and Symon de Roswalstres ; 
 
 WELYNGTONE, ROGER DE, clerk, Executors, Rd. de Welyngtone, Nich. Marks, 
 
 and others ; L 203. 
 WYGER, HENRY, Executors, Thos. Wyger, Wm. Kaygnes, and Rd. le Seler; L 
 
 201*>. 
 
 Wymburne, Reginald de, See Lifton (Insf) ; 143. 
 Winchester, Diocese of, 
 
 General Commissions directed by Bp. Wodeloke to Bp. Stapeldon; 63. See 
 
 11 Ordinations," fol. 228, 228*>. 
 --Bishop Rigaud (de Asserio), grants his Licence to Bp. Stapeldon, for the 
 
 Ordination, within his Diocese, of Clerks belonging to the Diocese of Exeter 
 
 for one year (16 Feb., 1320-1) ; 156*>. 
 
 Winkleigh, Sir William [de Alreforde], V, of , 
 
 Licence to farm the Rectory of Coleridge for five years " et dabit, singulis 
 annis, ad fabricam Ecclesie Beati Petri Exoniensis dimidiam marcam " (9 
 May, 1310) ; 50 b . 
 
 [ Visitation, " Die Mercurii sequente, videlicet in Vigilia Apostolorum Petri et 
 Pauli (28 June, 1301). 
 
 Et sunt ibi in Ecclesia Libri Matutinales ; scilicet, unum Antiphonarium, bene 
 notatum, cum Splaterio (sic), Capitulario, et Collectario, Ympnario, et Venitario. 
 Aliud Antiphonarium, non de Usu. Legenda Sanctorum, defectiva, Legenda 
 Temporalis, bona, cum Antiphonario Sanctorum, in magno volumine, sufficiens. 
 In Curia stabulum ruinosum. Item, parva camera, juxta gardinum, ruinosa et 
 quasi ad terram. Item, grangia in muro ruiuosa et in tecto debilis, et meremio 
 debilis preterquam in parte Boriali, que adhuc est tollerabilis. Coquina incipit in 
 muro deficere. Ostium Aule, versus coquinam, fractum in uno assere. Item, 
 boveria apud Nithercote totaliter ruinosa, et vix stat postibus suffulta. Insuper, 
 Parochiani dicunt quod Firmarii semper hactenus consueverunt cooperire 
 Cancellum, et Libros Matutinales sustentare cum Cancello. Item, grangia apud 
 Nithercote debilis in tecto, et in muro aliquantulum. Item, Aula, cum cameris, 
 cooperienda. Et estimatur reparacio dictorum defectuum, per operarios et alios 
 fidedignos, ad xijZi. ; viz. reparacio stabuli, Ixs. ; grangie in Curia, Ixs. ; veteris 
 camere prope Aulam, xls. ; coquine, dimidiam marcam ; item, boverie de 
 Nitherecote, Ixs., et grangie ibidem, xiij et iiijd Set Decanus, nunc Firmarius, 
 fecit ij fenestras in Cancello vitreas custus Ixs. Tamen, deficit vitrum in 
 fronte, ultra Altare Majus. Et sunt de redditu assiso, ibidem, vs. ixd., preter 
 xviijd. quos portat Vicarius de terra de Froggeforde, una cum cereis debitis 
 luminari Ecclesie. Item, sunt in dominico Sanctuarii Ixix acre terre, et valent 
 ad minus j marcam ; quam, quidem, terram tradidit Firmarius Roberto de 
 Lullardisdone, ut dicitur, pro servicio et labore suo circa decimas vendendas et 
 debitcx colligenda." Archives of the D. & C., No. 3673, page 22]. 
 
 Wynkeleghe, Michael de, presents to Clyst-St. Mary ; 70. 
 Wynkeleghe, Roger de, see Winkleigh (Inst.) ; 41. 
 Wintone, John de, see St. Anthony's Hospital ; 120, L 213. 
 Witheridge [Wytherigge, MS.], 
 
 Commission, directed to the Chancellor of the Cathedral and the Archdn. of 
 
 2B 
 
410 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Barum., Thos. de Gorges, R., was, Precentor of Wells; and a question 
 had arisen as to his retention of both Benefices (2 July, 1311) ; 64 b . Sir 
 Wm. de Wengrave, priest, R., Licence of non-residence from the Feast of 
 the Inv. of the Holy Cross (and to put out his Benefice to farm) for three 
 years (13 April, 1320), " et dabit singulis annis xx solidos " ; 148 : renewed 
 for three years (10 Oct., 1324) ; 182. 
 
 Wytherigge, William de, R. of Thelbridge ; (Ord.) 221. 
 Withiel ; Sir Ralph Lampil, priest, R. of, 
 
 Licence of non-residence for two years. " ad instanciam Magistri Roberti Here- 
 warde; duni, tamen, intendens fuerit obsequiis ejusdem (26 Dec., 1324); 
 183. See Tregeusteke; also, L 21 l b . 
 
 Wodecote, la, in the Manor of Faringdon (Hants) ; 63. 
 Wodeford, Sir Hugh de, priest, 
 
 Licensed to hear Confessions in the Deanery of Plympton ; " casibus super 
 perjuriis, manifestis vel occultis, ad exheredacionem alicujus . . . Episcopo 
 specialiter reservatis (23 March, 1308-9) ; 39 b . See Eggbuckland ; 38. 
 
 Wodelond, Rd. de, inst. to St. Ruan-Major ; 1 84. See Comptone. 
 Wodere, Thomas le, see " Wills " Egleby ; L 212 b . 
 Wogan, Sir John, Knt., presents to Mamhead ; 114 b . 
 Wolf, Rd. le, presents to Kentisbury ; 67 b , 8o b , 176 b , 180 b , 183 b . 
 Wolf, Walter le, inst. to Kentisbury; 6J, 67 b : resigns [see 
 
 Charles (Inst.)], and is again inst. to Kentisbury ; 183 b . 
 Wolleghe, Wm., V. of Uffculmo ; 181 b , 182 b , 183, 
 
 He was R. of Bickleigh (South Devon} ; 42, 52, 115 b : resigns, and is iust. to 
 Yarnscombe ; 130 b : resigns; 183: Proctor for John de Berewyke ; 31 b : 
 for Thos. Hereward; 49 b : for Henry Bloyou; 150. See "Oratories"; 
 also, Bosham; 25, 45 b : Glasney (Inst.) ; 76 b . 
 
 Wolvadoune, Roger de, inst. to Dunterton; 157 b , 160 b . 
 Woodleigh ; Thos. de Mertone, subdeacon, R., 
 
 Non-residence till Michaelmas, 1313, to study, etc. (30 Aug., 1309) ; 43. 
 
 Woolfardisworthy [Wolfredisworthi, MS ], Richard de Sancto 
 Leonardo, subdeacon, R., 
 
 Non-residence for a year (10 April, 1311) ; 60 b : renewed, '' vj Kal. Apr." 
 (27 March), 1312 ; 69 b : again (3 Feb., 1312-13) : 76 b . 
 
 Woolston, see Buvyle (Oratories) ; 50 b . 
 Worcester, Walter Reynolds (late) Bp. of ; L 207. 
 Worforde, John de, resigns the Chantry at Ermington ; 142 b . 
 Worthe, Richard de, V. of Kenton; 129 b ; deceased: 151 b . 
 Worthe, Robert de, Canon of Sarum, see Canterbury ; lll b . 
 Wrockeshale, William de, Prior of Pilton, deceased ; 112 b . 
 Wycsford, John de, see Ros, Saer de ; 38 b . 
 Wyger, Hy., presents to Broadwood-Widger ; 52. See L 201 b . 
 Wyger, Thos., inst. to Merton ; 44. See " Wills " ; L 201 b , 21 4 b . 
 Wyke-St. Mary, Mark de, see Jacobstowe (Devon) ; 34. 
 
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 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 411 
 
 Wyke, John de, Canon o Cre.diton, see " Wills " Puntyng- 
 
 done; 66: deceased; 112 b . 
 Wike, John de, inst. to Kentisbury ; 180 b : [resigns and] is 
 
 inst. to St. Pancras, Exeter; 181. 
 Wike, Walter de, see Down-St. Mary (Inst); 123 b : also, 
 
 Consistory Court ; I72 b . 
 
 Wyleby, William de, R. of Okeford; 59 b , 73, 131. 
 Wylyngtone, Edmund de, Knt., presents to Uploman ; 44 (bis). 
 Wilingtone, Hy. de, Knt., see Wylyngtone, Reginald de ; 159 b . 
 Wylyngtone, John de, Knt., 
 
 Patron of High Bickington ; 45 b , 86 b . 101 b : Huntshaw, 86 b , 101 b : Athering- 
 ton; 128, 138 b : the Chantry in the Church of Beaford ; 144 b . See Little 
 Torrington (Inst.) ; 71 b . 
 
 Welyngtone, Ralph de, see Newton-Ferrers (Inst.) ; 60 b . 
 
 Wylyngtone, Reginald de, presents to Gittisham ; 70. 
 
 Wylyngtone, Reginald de, inst. to Uploman ; 44 : R. of 
 Atherington ; 44 b , 57 b , 1 65, 86 b : resigns " per dimiss- 
 ionem"; 2 128: inducted io/ Atherington ; 138 b , 
 
 The Bishop (out of regard for his Brother, Sir Henry, who had done him great 
 service), grants him an Annual Pension of 5 marks "de Camera," till he 
 should provide him with a Benefice (22 Aug,, 1321) ; 159 b . 
 
 Wellyngtone (or Wylyngtone), Richard de, R. of Chipping- 
 
 Tawton (North Tawton), 35 b , 44, 56 : resigns; 118. 
 Wylyngtone, Robert de, 
 
 R. of High Bickington ; 36, 44 b , 45 b , 57 b : collated to a Preb. in Crediton ; 
 74: inst. to Huntshaw, 86 b ; resigns, and is again inst. to High Bickington ; 
 101 b : inst, to Atherington ; 128: resigns; 138 b . 
 
 Welyngtone, Roger de, and Agnes his Wife ; L 203. 
 Wylyngton, Walter de, R. of Atherington ; 36. 
 Wynter, Vincent de, collated to St. Sithney ; 127. 
 Wyot, Walter, inst. to St. Cleer ; 56 b , 16 l b . See St. Madron ; 1 76. 
 Wyperel, Nicholas, R. of Little Torrington, deceased ; 7l b . 
 Wyskard, Thos., inst. to Tidcombe Portion in the Church of 
 Tiverton; 57 b . 
 
 [Omitted on page 36]. Dispensation: 
 non-residence till Michaelmas, 1311 
 (11 Nov., 1310). 
 
 " Ex artacione Constitucionis contra 
 Plurales noviter edite" (Reg. of John 
 de Sandale, Bp. of Winchester, fol 30). 
 He, also, vacated, on the same day, 
 the R. of Wodytone (Wotton, in 
 Surrey), (ibid. fol. 29 b ), to which he 
 had been inst., 19 Oct., 1305 (Reg. 
 Wodeloke, fol. 36). And he held the 
 
 R. of Shorwell, in the I. of Wight, 
 to which he had been inst., 4 March, 
 1310-11 ; Patron, Sir John de Lisle, 
 Knt. (ibid., fol. 14*). This Benefice 
 he retained ; and he was still R., 12 
 June, 1349, when he presented to the 
 Vicarage thereof (If eg. Edyndone, vol. 
 i, fol. 51 b ). He seems to have died in 
 1355, when Master John de Wolve- 
 leye succeeded him, 11 Oct. (ibid., fol. 
 87). [F.J.B.]. 
 
412 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Y. 
 
 Yarcombe ; see " Dedications " ; 64. 
 Yarnscombe ; Sir Win. [Hereward], priest, R., 
 
 Licence of non-residence for a year, "ex causa studiorum, vel ex alia causa 
 honesta" (29 Sept., 1315)," et dabit ad Tabulam xx solidos, solvendos in 
 Festo Pasche proximo secuturo" ; 110 ; again, for a year from Michaelmas, 
 "et dabit ex fine, pro illo anno, et auno preterito quo asseruit se in dicta 
 Ecclesia minime resedisse, xls., solvendos xx in Festo Inv. S. Crucis (3 May), 
 proximo future, et residues xxs. in Festo S. Miehaelis proximo tune sequenti " 
 (31 Aug., 1317); 121. 
 
 Yarti, Simon de, see " Dedications " Membury ; 113. 
 Yealmpton [Sir Ralph], V. of, see " Wills " Ferariis ; 60. 
 Yerigge, Master John de, clerk, 
 
 The Bishop grants him an annual Pension of 40s. "de Camera," till he could 
 provide him with a Benefice "per nos, vel per aliuui ad procuracionem 
 nostram" (17 Sept., 1318). "Et memorandum quod duo Litere scripte erant 
 sub consimili tenore ; una, tameu, cum adjeccione illius clausule, vel per alium 
 ad procuracionem nostram in duobus locis Litere, ut supra, et alia sine 
 adjeccione ; ita quod dictus Magister Johannes unam vel aliam Literam 
 reciperet, quam voluerit, et secum pro majori securitate dicte Pensionis 
 retineret"; 129b. 
 
 York, Win. de Meltone, Archbp. of, see St. Crantock ; (Inst.) 
 
 101 b : Duloe; 158. 
 
 Yunge, John le, inst. to Stoke-Damarel ; H7 b : resigns ; 129 b . 
 Yweffbrde, Wm. de ; inst. to Elerky (St. Very an) ; 41 b . 
 
 Z. 
 Zennor ; Ordinacio Vicar ie Ecdesie Sancte Senare, 
 
 Visitation (by the Bishop) of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall, Dispute between 
 Glasney College and the V., Sir Wm. de Arlyn, as to the " Portion " of 
 the latter. The same settlement was made, mutatis mutandis, as in the case 
 of St. Budock (q.v.), except the Ordinance as to the great tithes. The Vicars 
 of Zennor were to have " omnes decimas garbarum de Villis de Treveglos 
 [q.v., note] et de Bos " ; and they were to give up the Pension of 20s. a year, 
 formerly paid by the College " in augmentacionem dicte Vicarie." But the 
 said 20s. was to be paid once more, at Michaelmas and at Easter next (in 
 equal portions) at the latest, " in subsidium reparacionis Libroruni et 
 aliorurn defectuum ad Rectoriam ipsius Ecclesie spectancium." The 
 division of the ordinary and extraordinary burdens was settled as at St. 
 Budock (23 Aug., 1315) ; 108 b . 
 
 Zuche, Sir Alan la, presents to Northrnolton ; 42 b . 
 Zouche [Suche MS.], Sir Wm. la, Knt., presents to Loddiswell ; 
 40, 121: to Totnes Priory ; 171. See Loddiswell ; 63 b , 76. 
 
4 
 
 413 
 
 ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 
 
 REGISTRUM DE TEMPORE MAGISTRI WALTEUI DE STAPEL- 
 
 DONE, EXONIENSIS EPISCOPI, DE LITERIS REGIIS REGEPTIS 
 
 A TEMPORE SUE CONFIRMACIONIS USQUE AD CONSECRA- 
 
 CIONEM. 
 
 Fol. 1. Dated, Westminster, 15 March. Received at Westminster, 19 March, To en- 
 
 185. force payment of the Fifteenth, in moieties, on 26 March and 25 Jane ; the King 
 fv- to be certified as to the Collectors' names. Execution, 20 March : the Bishop- 
 
 7-8> Elect writes to the Collectors and to Wm. de Kylkenny, by Ralph de Arundel. 
 Return, 26 March : the time was too short. He could not give the names, 
 having just returned from abroad. On 3 April, at Horseley, Stapeldou wrote to 
 the Prior of St. Nicholas', Exeter (appointed Commissary herein by Wm. de 
 Kylkenny, "Gustos Spiritualitatis") ; he was to take the necessary steps im- 
 mediately (fol. 185b). 
 
 2. Received at Thorrock [Thurrock, Essex], 22 March, Nich. Lovetot (R. of 
 Stokenham), to pay 6 to Nich. de Sparkeford, Thos. de Bynyngtone, and John 
 A.D. de Borham, Executors of John Lovetot, sen. Execution (A" M CCC viij 
 ia O Q - intraute), Letter to the Archdn. of Totnes (30 March) : he was to reply within 
 the Quinzaine of Easter. Return, No effects in Devon : but he is beneficed else- 
 where, and, it is said, has enough to meet the claim in the Dioceses of Win- 
 chester, Carlisle, and Chichester. [He was R. of Nether Wallop (Hants) and 
 Kirk-Oswald (Cumberland). Bond by N. de Luvetot to Sir Walter de Langetone, 
 the King's clerk, for 500, to be paid out of the issues of his Churches of 
 Wallop and Kirkoswald : dated 16 May, 1293 (Mem. Roll. Q. R., 24 Edw. I. 
 Mich. Term, m. 60. Langeton was Lovetot's predecessor at Wallop. F. J.B.]. 
 
 3. Dated, Westminster, 25 March. Received at Horseley, 1 April, -For the 
 Induction of Rd. de Plympstoke to the Archdeaconry of Exeter ; Patron, the 
 King (Sede vacanteJ.No Return ; and, consequently 
 
 4. Dated, Windsor, 23 April. Received 25 April, The King, much surprised, 
 
 fol. commands immediate compliance. Execution, 3 April : Letter to the Dean and 
 
 185b. Ralph Germeyn, Archd. of Barum. He had not applied for Induction, in person 
 
 or by his Proctor : there was no proof that the Archdeaconry was vacant : 
 
 they were to make Inquisition, and induct if all were regular. No Return. 
 
 5. Dated, Westminster, 24 May.- Received at Horseley, 30 May. -The King 
 
 much astonished at receiving no Return : the Induction to take place at once, or 
 
 the Bishop-Elect to appear before the King on the Octave of S. John-Baptist (1 
 
 July). -No Return. See p. 211. 
 
 fo]< 6. Dated, Westminster, 6 Feb. Received at Horseley, 19 April, Nich. Lovetot 
 
 186. to pay 50, due to Walter de Langetone, Bp. of Cov. and Lichf. (late Treas. of 
 England), "in crastino Clausi Pasche " (22 April). Return, Wm. de Kyl- 
 kenny received the Writ and obtained 10 on account ; no further effects. 
 
 7. "Teste W. de Carletone," Westminster, 28 April.- Received at Westminster, 
 6 May, Collection of the Fifteenth ; on inspection of the Rolls it appeared that 
 moneys for which the Prior of St. Nicholas was responsible had not been paid 
 to him, viz. 22.?. 3^, and 8s, 8d. from Bovey- Tracy, and 8s. 8d. from Combe- 
 coffyn (Combpyne). To be paid on the morrow of Trinity Sunday (10 June) or 
 the offenders to appear before the Bishop-Elect and shew cause. Execution, 
 Commission directed (7 May) to the Archdeacons of Exeter and Totnes. Return, 
 Stapeldon sends 8s. 8d. from Combecoffyn ; nothing from Bovey-Tracy, for he 
 had received another Writ [dated, Westminster, 6 May], commanding him to 
 demand nothing, the Church being exempt and appropriated to the Hosp. of St. 
 John-Baptist, Bridge water. 
 
 fol. 8. Dated, Windsor, 16 April. Received at Westminster, 2 May, The King 
 186b. claims, "racione nove creacionis vestre," the customary pension for his 
 nominee, Thos. de Nova Haya, till the Bishop should give him a competent 
 Beneh'ce. No Return. 
 
 9. Dated, Westminster, 11 May. Received at Stockwell, 14 May, -Enforcing the 
 above claim. No Return. 
 
 10. Dated. Westminster, 8 May. Received at Westminster, 9 May," Ex parte 
 Executorum Testament! Thome, nuper Episcopi Exoniensis, nobis est ostensum 
 
414 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. quod, licet idem Episcopus diu ante concessionem Quintedecime nobis a Prelatis 
 1308 et aliis de Clero Anglie, de bonis suis de quibus J)ecima dari consuevit, factam, 
 diem clausit extremum, per quod dicta Quintadecima nobis de bonis dicti 
 defuncti dari non debet ; vos, tanien, Quintamdecimam predictam de bonis 
 predictis, infra Dyocesim vestram existentibus, ad opus nostrum levare intenditis, 
 ad retardacionem execucionis Testament! predicti. Et, quia nolumus quod 
 eisdem Executoribus taliter injurietur, vobis mandamus quod, si vobis con- 
 stiterit ita esse, tune levacioni Quintedecime predicte . . . supersedeatis," 
 
 11. Received at Stockwell, 15 May, Nich. de Lovetot to appear, etc., on the 
 Oct. of Trinity (16 June), "ad respondendum Elizabet, que fuit uxor Andree de 
 Benteleglie, de Placito quod redderet ei xxijli, xiiijs. xd., quos ei debet et injuste 
 detinet, ut dicit." Execution, By the Archdn. of Totnes. Return, No effects, 
 save 20s. lately sequestrated. 
 
 12. Received at Stockwell, 15 May, The demand on the Hosp. at Bridgewater 
 
 (see No, 7) to be cancelled. Execution, By the Archdn. of Totnes. 
 fol. 13. Received at Horseley, 24 May, "quod distringat Rob. le Sauser, per Bene- 
 187. ficia sua Ecclesiastica, . . . quod sit coram Barouibus de Scaccario ... a die 
 S, Job. Bapt. in xv dies, ad reddendum Abbati de Hayles et Waltevo de Ayles- 
 burj, et sociis suis, Executoribus Testament! Edmundi, quondam Comitis 
 Cornubie, defuncti, compotum nondum redditum de tempore quo idem Robertus 
 fuit Receptor denariorum ejusdem Comitis." Execution (same day), By the 
 Archdn. of Cornwall. Return, The distress had been levied; le Sauser to 
 appear on the day appointed. 
 
 14. Received at Horseley, 30 May, Nich. de Lovetot to pay his debt (30) to 
 Jacob de Bectre and his partners, Merchants of Lucca ["de Luke," MS.], at 
 Westminster, 25 June. Execution (same day), By the Archdn. of Totnes. 
 Return, Nothing in hand, or at Stole enham, but the 20s. already appropriated. 
 
 15- Received at Horseley, 30 May, Rd. de Plyrnpstoke to be admitted Archdn. 
 of Exeter, and inducted immediately, or the Bishop-Elect to appear, 1 July, 
 before the King, and shew cause. No Return (see page 211). 
 
 16- Received at Chidham, 25 June, "quod totum servicium quod Regi debet 
 [Episcopus] haberet ad ipsum apud Carliolum in Oct. Assump. B. M. V. [22 
 Aug.] ... ad proficiscendum exinde secum contra Rob. le Brus et complices et 
 fautores suos, inimicos et rebelles Regis, ad eorum maliciam et rebellionem 
 potenter reprimendas." 
 
 17.- Received at Stockwell, 11 July, "quod de bonis Eccles. Rob. de Cestre, 
 clerici [R. of Combe- Raleigh, see tio. 185], levari faceret xlli, xviijrf., de xlvli, 
 xviijrf. quos debet Regi de remanenti visus compoti de Manerio de Chetecoumbe 
 (in Tiverton), de tempore quo custodiam inde habuerit, et quod illos x]li. xviijd. 
 haberet ad Scaccarium ... in Oct. S. Michaelis, una cum Brevi." -Execution 
 (same day), The Archdn. of Exeter to report before the F. of the Nativ. B. V. 
 M. (8 Sept.). Return, "Levavimus xls., quos vobis transmittimus per Joceum 
 de Brankescome ; et pro residuo dicti debiti sequestravimus ... ad valenciam 
 xxs., ad que adhuc non invenimus emptores." 
 
 fol. 18. [No dates], Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 14). - Execution, By the 
 I87b. Archdn. of Totnes. Return, No effect-?, 
 
 19. Dated, Westminster, 20 May. Received at Horseley, 22 July, The King 
 (Sede vacante) had given the Chancellorship of the Cathedral to John de Ever- 
 done: Mandate for his Induction. Execution (1 Aug.), The Dean and the 
 Archdn. of Barum to make Inquisition as to the vacancy, etc., and, inter alia, 
 "quando . . . Magister Johannes [de Bruetone] Stallum in Chore et Locum in 
 Capitulo, sicut Cancellarius ejusdem Ecclesie, ultimo tenuerit, etc." No Return. 
 
 20. Received at Faringdon, 7 Aug., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). - 
 Execution (8 Aug.), By the Archdn. of Totnes. Return, As No. 13. 
 
 21. Received at Faringdon, 7 Aug., Nich. 'de Lovetot (as before, No. 6). 
 Execution (8 Aug. ), By the same. Return, 10 marks sent herewith, and goods 
 sequestrated to the value of 10 ; no purchasers as yet. 
 
 fol. 22.- Dated, Langley, 16 Aug. Received at Faringdon, 23 Aug., Summons to 
 '88. Parliament, " Quia diversa negocia nos et statum Regni nostri tangencia, 
 super quibus vobiscum, etc., in Parliamento nostro, quod nuper post Coro- 
 nacionem nostram summoneri fecimus, tractare incepimus, propter aliquod 
 impedimentum interveniens, quod, benedicto Altissimo, modo cessat, adhuc 
 remanent pertractanda ; per quod Parliamentum apud Westmonasterium a die 
 S. Michaelis proximo futuro in tres septimanas tenere disposuiinus, Domino 
 concedente, vobis mandamus, etc," No Return. 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WHITS. 415 
 
 A.D. 23. Received at Faringdon, 14 Sept., Rob. le Sauser (as before, No. 13).-- 
 1308. Execution (same day), By the Official of Cornwall. Return, Distress levied 
 on his Benefices, 40s. 
 
 MEMORANDUM QUOD xiu DIE MENSIS OCTOBRIS CONSECRATUS FUIT DOMINUS 
 WALTERUS, SUPERIUS ELECTUS NOMINATUS, ANNO UT SUPRA. 
 
 24. "Teste R. de Brabacon" Westminster, 26 Oct. Received at Clyst, 27 
 Nov., "Johannem, Vicariiun Eccles. SanctiPaulideBruony. . ad respondendum 
 Radulpho de Kerres de Placito quare vi et armis in ipsum Radulphum, apud 
 Mousehole, insultum fecit, et ipsurn verberavit, vulneravit, et male tractavit, ac 
 quandam Cartam et alia Muiiimenta, in custodia ipsius Radulphi ibidem 
 iaventa, ei abstulit, et alia enormia ei intulit, ad dampnum, etc. ; et unde 
 Vicecomes noster Comubie nobis retornavit a die S. Michaelis in xv dies, quod 
 predictus Johannes clericus est et non habet laicum feodum, etc.- -Execution 
 (at Clyst, 29 Nov.), By the Archdu. of Cornwall. Return, Sequestration to 
 the value of one mark. [In the Harleian Visitation of Cornwall is a Boscawen 
 Deed (not dated, but before 1300) "Sciant, etc., quod ego, Willelmus filius 
 Nicholai Scutoris de Portheues (Mousehole), dedi, etc., unam placeam quam habui 
 in Brewory, coram capite domus Rectoris Sancti Pawli, a parte superior! dicte 
 domus, Henrico, filio Henrici de Boscawen Rose."- C.W.B.]. 
 
 25. Received [at Exeter fol. 37 b ], 27 Dec., Nich. Lovetot's debt (20 marks) to 
 Peter le Spicer, due since 1 July, 23 Edw. I (1305). Execution (at Chudleigh, 
 same day), By the Official of the Archdn. of Totnes. Return, No effects, 
 except the 10 already appropriated. 
 
 26. Received at Exeter, 27 Dec,, "ad distringendum Edmundum de Knovyle, 
 Personam Ecclesie de Hamme (Georgeham), quod sit coram Rege a die S. Hillarii 
 in xv dies, ubicumque, etc., ad respoadendum Marie que fuit uxor Ric. le 
 Flemyng, de Placito quare vi et armis blada ipsius Marie ad valenciam xlli., 
 inventa apud Cridyho, cepit et appropriavit, et alia enormia, etc., ad grave 
 dampnum, etc. --Execution (at Chudleigh, same day), By the Official of the 
 Archdn. of Barum. Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 27. Received at Exeter, '27 Dec., Rob. le Sauser (as before, No. 13). Execution 
 (at Chudleigh, same day),- -By the Archdn. of Cornwall. Return, Sequestra- 
 tion 40s. 
 
 fol. 28. Received at Exeter, 27 Dec., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No, 14). Execution 
 issb. (at Chudleigh, same day), By the Official of the Archdn. of Totnes. Return, 
 No effects, except goods to the value of 10 already sequestrated, and 100s. 
 lately paid by V\m. de Kylkenny to the Bishop, which he now sends. 
 
 29. Received at Exeter, 27 Dec., Nich. de Lovetot's debt (13 marks) to Reginald 
 deThunderle. Execution (at Chudleigh, same day), By the same. Return, 
 As No. 28. 
 
 30. Received at Exeter, 27 Dec., -Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). 
 Execution (at Chudleigh, same day), By the same. Return (6 Jan.), No 
 effects. 
 
 31. "Teste W., Wygorniensi Episcopo "Westminster, 30 Nov. Received at 
 Exeter, 27 Dec., The Fifteenth to be paid forthwith, in full. Execution (at 
 Chudleigh, 28 Dec.), The Prior of St. Nicholas (Collector in Devon) and the 
 Prior of Launceston (in Cornwall) to take action at once, under pain of Excom- 
 munication. Return (6 Jan.), The Bishop would comply. [At Clyst, fol. 
 37 b ]- 
 
 32. Dated, Westminster, 8 Nov. Received at Exeter, 27 Dec., "Ad distring- 
 endum Dominum Joh. de Godeleghe ad respondendum Reginaldo de Swenge- 
 chulle, Hugoni Penkeschepens,et Joh. Wysdom, Executoribus Testamenti Joh. de 
 Ilemistre, de Placito quod reddat eis xls., coram Justiciariis apud West- 
 monasterium, a die S. Hillarii in xv dies." Execution, "De precepto Domini 
 facta fuit copia dicti Brevis, et missa eodem die prefato Domino Johanni, 
 nomine Execucionis nee fuit alia facta Execucio- per Offioialern Archidiaconi 
 Wellensis." Return, No effects, except a certain Preb. in the Cathedral, worth 
 6 marks a year. Sequestration 20s. 
 
 33. Dated, Westminster, 8 Nov. Received at Exeter, 31 Dec., " Quod venire 
 faceret coram Rege, a die S. Hyllarii, etc., Paganum, Rect. Eccles. de Donesford 
 (Dunsford], ad respondendum Joh. Berneville de Placito quare vi et armls bona 
 et catalla ipsius Johannis, ad valenciam xxfo'., apud Mortone (Moretoii-HamiJstead) 
 inventa, cepit et asportavit, et alia, etc. Execution (same day and place), By 
 the Archdn. of Exeter.- Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
416 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D.34,- -Dated, Westminster, 24 Oct. Received at Exeter, 31 Dec., " ad venire 
 
 1308. faciendum, etc. Willelmum, Personam de Blest-one (Blisland), ad respondendnm 
 
 Magistro Henr. Dyteneshale, Ric. de Chessebecche, et Alex, de Medeburne, Ex- 
 
 ecutoribus Testament! Willelmi de Medeburne, de Placito quod reddat eis v 
 
 marcas, quas eis injuste detinet, etc." Execution (same day and place). By the 
 
 Official of the Archdn, of Totnes. Return,- Sequestration 20s. 
 
 fol. 35. Dated, Westminster, 12 Dec. Received at Clyst, 6 Jan., Rob. de Cestre 
 
 189. (as before, No. M\ Execution (at Clyst, same day), By the Official of the 
 
 A.D. Archdn. of Exeter. Return, 20s. levied, and sent by David de Servyngtone ; 
 
 1308-9. no other effects> 
 
 36. Received at Chudleigh, 25 Jan., Summons to Parliament, at Westminster, 
 on the 2nd. Sunday in Lent (23 Feb.)" Teste meipso, apud Langele " (8 Jan.). 
 The Bishop asks to be excused "quia, variis et arduis negociis Ecclesie vestre 
 et nostre Exoniensis, que a vestris Progenitoribus est fundata, prepediti, ab 
 eadem Dyocesi hiis diebus abesse non poterimus, absque notabili dampno 
 ipsiiis Ecclesie et nostro vai'iisque periculis animarum." He nominates Rob. de 
 Stapeldone his Proctor. Dated, Tavistock, " die Sabbati proxima post Festum 
 S. Scolastice, Virginis" (15 Feb.). 
 
 37. Received at St. German's, 23 Feb., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2 
 600). Execution (24 Feb.), By the Official of the Archdn. of Totnes. Return 
 (by Servyngtone), No effects. 
 
 38. Received at Minster Priory ["la Menstre," in Cornubia, MS.], 20 March, Nich. 
 de Lovetot (as before, No. 6 j83 6s. Sd., part of 300). Execution (at 
 Launceston, 22 March), By the same. -Return, The Bp. had sent 10 marks 
 (by J. de Brankescmnbe), the value of sequestrated goods ; but had found no 
 purchasers, nor for the goods recently sequestrated, valued at 100s. 
 
 39. Received at Launceston, 22 March, Rob, de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 Execution (same day and place), By the same. Return, 20s. had been sent on 
 account (by Servyngtone) ; no other effects. 
 
 fol. 40. Dated, Westminster, 4 March. Received at Exeter, 27 March, Summons to 
 189b. Parliament "a Die Pasclie proximo future [30 March] in unum mensem." 
 A.I). 41. Received at Exeter, 27 March, Nich. Lovetot (as before, No. 2520 marks, 
 309. part of 80). Execution (28 March), By the Archdn. of Totnes. Return (by 
 Servyngtone), No effects. 
 
 42. Dated, Westminster, 8 Feb. Received at Exeter, 2 April, "ad faciendum 
 venire . . . Thomam, Personam Ecclesie de Westanosteghe, ad respondendum 
 Ricardo le Cat de Placito quare vi et arm is in ipsum Ricardum, apud Hauekrigge 
 (in Chittlehampton), insultum fecit, etc. Execution (3 April), By the Archdn. 
 of Barum. ^-Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 43. -Received at Westminster, 4 May, Ralph Germeyn, Walter de Esse, Wm. de 
 Mariueleghe, andThos. Bagestone, to appear, etc., " ad respondendum Willelmo 
 le Taverner, capellano, quare iidem, tempore quo fuerunt ballivi Vicecomitis 
 Devonie, catalla ipsius Willelmi, ad valenciara xl marcarum, vi et armis 
 ceperunt," Execution (5 May), By the Official-Principal, Return, "Breve 
 istud ita tarde nobis venit quod ad presens exequi non potuimus ea que contin- 
 entur in eodem." 
 
 44. Dated, Westminster, 13 April. Received at Westminster, 6 May, For 
 recovery of arrears of the Filteenth, John Moriz, Preb. of the Castle of Exeter, 
 7s. Id. ; the R. of Bradninch, 5s, tyd. ; of Axminster, 68s. 5cZ. ; the Abbat of 
 Tewkesbury, 16s. ; the R. of Kentisbeare, 2Jrf. ; the V. of Suttone (Plymouth], 
 2s. \\\d. ; the R. of Lustleigh, 3s. \\d. ; of Thornbury, 3s. \\d. ; of Inwardleigh, 
 4s. Z\d. ; of "Sele" (Zcal-Monachorum), %>. lO^d. ; the Abbat of Buckfast, 
 "pro pensione sua in eadem," 3s. 6$d. ; the R. of Northmolton, 44s. 5^d. ; of 
 Parkham, 8s. 10.VZ. ; of llfracombe, 35s. 6d. ; of Parracombe, 5s. Gd. ; Ralph 
 de Hengham, Preb. of Crediton, 4s. ; the Executors of Philip de Cobbeleghe (for 
 his Preb. there), 4s. ; the Prior of Canterbury, 14s. 8d ; the Master of the 
 Hospital, Bridge water, 14s. lOJrf. ; the late Bp. of Exeter, 30 15s. 10|d. 
 Execution, By the Official-Principal. Return, "ita tarde nobis venit quod 
 . . . nichil ad presens levare potuimus. Mandavimus, tamen, subditis nostris ad 
 levandum debita de die in diem . . Set de xxxli. xvs. xd. ob. de Episcopo Exon. , 
 Predecessore nostro, levandis, nichil levare poterimus, eo quod ipse mortuus fuit 
 ante concessionem dicte Quintedecime . . . Et Breve Domini Rpgis diu est 
 recepimus quod nichil inde levaremus, si sic esset" [See No. 10]. 
 
 45. Dated Westminster, 16 May. Received at Faringdon, 18 May, John de 
 Everdone to be admitted, immediately, to the Chancellorship (as before, No. 
 ). Nolfofem. 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 417 
 
 A.D.46. Dated, Westminster, 4 March, Summons to Parliament (as before, No. 40). 
 1*.47. Received at Chudleigh, 29 June, Geoffrey de Farnham, V. of Stokenham, to 
 190 P a Y John de Colonia, clerk, 4 marks, arrears of an annual rent of 40s. Execu- 
 tion. Ry the Archdn. of Totnes. Return, Sequestration 40*. 
 
 48. Received at Chudleigh, 30 June, " Quiatreuga, seu sufferencia, qnamnuper, 
 ad requisicionem . . . Philippi, Regis Francorum, . . . Scotis inimicis et 
 rebellious nostris usque ad dictum tempus concessimus duraturam, per ipsos 
 Scotos, qui, nunc pejora quam ante capcionem predicte sufferencie commiser- 
 ant committere non verentes contra nos et Fideles nostros in illis Partibus 
 existentes fraudulenter et hostiliter insurgunt, Castra, villas, terras, et tene- 
 menta, tarn nostraquam Fidelium nostrorum, ibidem nequiter occupando, necnon 
 depredaciones, incendia, et homicidia multipliciter perpetrando, nullatenus 
 observatur ; quod vos et alios de Regno nostro credimus non latere, nos, 
 dictorum Scotorum proterviam et nequiciam hujusmodi, cum Dei auxilio, 
 reprimere cupientes, et super hoc vobiscum et cum ceteris Prelatis et Proceribus 
 Regni nostri volentes habere colloquium et tractatum, vobis mandamus . . . 
 quod Die Dominica proxiroa post Festum S. Jacobi, Apostoli, proximo futura 
 [27 July], sitis ad nos apud Staunforde"; nobiscum, etc." 
 
 49. Received atClyst, 3 July, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Execution, 
 By the Archdn. of Totnes. Return (by Brankescumbe), No effects. 
 
 50. Received at Bishop's Tawton, 25 July, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 
 25}. Execution, By the Official of Totnes. Return, No effects. 
 
 51. Received at Buckfast Abbey, 12 Aug., Nich. Lovetot, "ad reddendum 
 Rob., filio Laurenoii de Buthun, Cecilie sorori ejusdem Roberti, et Ric. de 
 Tyveryutone, Executoribus Testament! Laurencii de Buthun" 18. Execu- 
 tion (13 Aug.), By the same. Return, No effects. 
 
 52. Received at Chudleigh, 15 Aug., Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 Execution (16 Aug.), By the same. Return, The Bp. sends 40s. (by Brankes- 
 combe) ; no further effects. 
 
 fol. 53. Dated, Westminster, 23 July. Received at Chudleigh, 15 Aug., Symon de 
 
 I90b. Raleghe, R. of Warkleigh, to pay to Joceline de Brankescumbe, clerk, and Elias 
 
 Pouger, Marshal of the Treasury, 66s. 8d. Execution (16 Aug.), By the 
 
 Official of Barum. "Breve istud non est retornatum, eo quod traditum fait 
 
 dicto Jocelino ; cui est satisfactum, ut asseruit." 
 
 54. Dated, Westminster, 23 July, -Received at Chudleigh, 15 Aug., Henry, V. 
 of Milton-Abbot, "ad reddendum J. de Brankescumbe et Elie Pouger . . . 
 compotum nondum eis redditum de tempore quo fuit ballivus suus apud 
 Virginestowe." Execution, By the Official of Totnes. Return, As No. 53. 
 
 55. Dated, Westminster, 18 July, Received at Chudleigh, 15 Aug., Nich. de 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 6). Execution, By the same. Return (by Brankes- 
 cumbe), The Bp.' sends 100s. Sequestration 10 marks ; no purchasers. 
 
 fi6, Dated, Westminster, 30 April. Received at Clyst, 30 Aug,, Nich. Lovetot 
 (as before, No. 11). Return (by Brankescumbe), No effects. 
 
 57. Dated, Westminster, 3 July. Received at Clyst, 30 Aug., Nich. Lovetot 
 (as before, No. 14). Return, As No. 56. 
 
 58. Dated, Westminster, 18 April, Received at Clyst, 22 Sept., Win, Bonda, 
 R. of Poltimore, to pay to Philip Seneband, of Exeter, clerk, 66s. M. Return, 
 Sequestration 40s. 
 
 59. Dated, Westminster, 13 June, Received (by Braleghe) at Clyst, 14 Sept., 
 "Ad faciendum venire ... in crastino S. Martini (12 Nov.), Magistrum Ric. 
 de Coletone, Martinum, Vic. Eccl. de Suttone (Plymouth], Hugoneni, Vic. Eccl. 
 de Ekkeboclaunde, Joh. le Flour, Vic. Eccl. de Tamertone Foliot, Henr. Vic. 
 Eccl. de Northboclaunde (here, Buckland-Monachorum), et Jacobum, Personam 
 Eccl. de Wytchurche, clericos, ad respondendum Ranulpho de Portysham de 
 Ashleghe, Rob. de Ashleghe, Rob. atte Warde, Rog. Rugge, Rad. de Belleworthi, 
 Ric. de Hyndwille, et Waltero attehayesende, de Placito quare predictus 
 Magister Ricardus simul cum Magistro Rogero de Coletone tenuerunt Placitum 
 in Curia Christianitatis de catallis, etc., et contra prohibicionem ; et de Placito 
 quare predicti Martinus, etc, [simul cum Matheo, Priore de Plymptone, Willelmo 
 Folky, et Elia de Beynyn, capellano, omitted in No. 77], tenuerunt idem 
 Placitum in eadem Curia, etc." Return, Sequestration of Coletone's goods 
 40s. ; the V. of Sutton 40s. ; the V. of Tamerton 2 marks ; the V. of Buck- 
 land 2 marks ; the R. of Whitchurch 40s. The others have no effects. 
 
 60. Received at Paignton, 12 Oct., Rob., son of Peter le Sauser, of Berkhamp- 
 stead. clerk, his debt (22 marks) to the Abbat "de Grestono" [Grestein, a 
 
 2c 
 
418 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D, Benedictine Abbey in Normandy. It possessed two Cells in England Will - 
 1309. mington (Sussex) and Creting (Suffolk), and property in several Counties, two 
 Charters as to the Confirmation of which are given in Dugdale. Among them 
 are the Manor of Norton (Cornwall}, " ex dono Theodorici Camerarii " ; also, 
 " Dimissionein, concessionem, et quietam clamanciam, quas Rob. le Spire, de 
 Exonia, fecit eisdem Abbati et Conventui de quadam domo in Exonia, quam de 
 eo tenuerunt, et de dimidia acra terre, que jacet juxta predictam domum, et de 
 tribus acris terre, cum pastura et omnibus pertinenciis suis, in eadem Villa (Hot. 
 Cart. (14 Nov.), 9 Edw. II. (1315). F.J. ft.].- Return, Sequestration 5 
 marks. 
 
 fol. 61. Dated, Westminster, 10 Oct. Received at Bryanston, near Blandford, 26 
 191. Oct.,-Rob. de Cestre (as be/ore, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 
 62. Received at Horseley, 15 Nov., The King to the Bishop, " Refertur a 
 nonnullis quod quedam Litere insolite et hactenus in Regno nostro penitus 
 inaudite, super terris, tenementis, bonisque et catallis, que de Testamento vel 
 Matrimonio non existunt infra idem Regnum nostrum, deferuntur in ipso Regno 
 per vos et quosdam alios exequende ; que, si in execucionem procederent, in 
 exheredacionem Corone et Dignitatis nostre Regie lesionem, ad quarum con- 
 servacionem astricti estis vinculo juramenti, necnon in grave prejudicium 
 incolarum ejusdem Regni, cederent manifeste. Vobis, igitur, mandamus et dis- 
 tricte inhibemus ne ad execucionem hujusmodi Literarum aliqualiter procedatis ; 
 et, si quid virtute Literarum earundem per vos factum f uerit seu eciam attempta- 
 tum, illud celeriter revocetur. Teste meipso apud Blidam [Blythe] (15 Oct;. 
 63. Dated, York, 26 Oct., Received at Stock well, 24 Nov. Summons to Par- 
 liament, at York, on Sunday next after the Purification B.V.M. (9 Feb.), 
 64. Received at Stockwell, 27 Nov., The King to the Bishop." Cum Ricardus, 
 filius Rob. de Fauntestone, in Curia nostra, coram Justiciariis nostris, apud 
 Westmonasterium, peteret versus Ric. de Albo Monasterio, tria mesuagia et 
 quatuor acras terre cum pertinenciis in Nethereswannecote juxta Wyke Sancte 
 Marie, Dupeford juxta Foxole (in Whitstone, Cornwall), et Netherexe juxta 
 Sladdecote (in Wyke-St. Mary), in Comitatu Cornubie, ut jus suum, idem Ric. 
 de Albo Monasterio venit in eadem Curia nostra, et objecit ei et dixit quod idem 
 Ricardus nullius heres esse potest, eo quod bastardus est. Et, quia hujusmodi 
 Cause cognicio ad forum spectat Ecclesiasticum, vobis mandamus quod, con- 
 vocatis coram vobis convocandis, rei veritatem super hoc diligenter inquiratis. 
 Et quid inde inquisieritis constare faciatis Justiciariis nostris apud Westmouas- 
 terium per Literas vestras Patentes. Et habeatis ibi hoc Breve. Teste W. de 
 Bereforde" (Westminster, 20 Nov.). Return, at Paignton, 30 April, " Inveni- 
 nmsquod Ricardus ... est legitimus, et non bastardus." Sent by Servyngton. 
 65. Dated, Westminster, 6 Nov., Received in London, 28 Nov., Nich. de 
 Lovetot, " ad reddendum Petro, Apotecario Margarete quondam Regine Anglic, 
 in perpacacionem debiti (80) . . . Testatum est in Curia nostra, coram nobis, 
 quod predictus Nicholaus habet bona Ecclesiastica ad valenciam xlli. ad Eccles. 
 suam predictam [Stokenham], ultra omnia predicta bona per vos vendita et 
 sequestrata, nnde predictas xx marc., ad opus predicti Petri, levare potuistis." 
 Return, "Quicquid testatum sit in Curia Domini Regis, Magister Nich. de 
 Lovetot non habet ad presens aliqua bona, etc." 
 
 66. Dated, Westminster, 11 Nov. Received in London, 6 Dec., Roger de 
 Otery, " ad respondendura Andree de Padrida de Placito quare ipse, simul cum 
 Ranulpho Doyngnel, Joh. de Godrevy, Gilberto de Scheptone, Jon, de Calitone, 
 Barthol. Kech, Nich. Mehyniet, capellano, Petro de Doneslonde, Waltero de 
 Carnadone, et Willelmo de Trehunsi, secutus est Placitum in Curia Christian- 
 itatis de catallis, etc., contra Prohibicionem, etc." Return, Sequestration 405. 
 67. Dated, Westminster, 27 Oct., Received in London, 8 Dec., Nich. de 
 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 14 j25). Return, No effects. 
 
 fol. 68. Dated, Westminster, 28 Oct., Received in London, 8 Dec., "ad venire facien- 
 I9ib. dum . . Mauricium de Campville, Personam Ecclesie de Haldesworthe (Hols- 
 ivorthy), Executorem Testament! Galfr. de Campville, ad respondendum Heur. 
 de Lechefeld, clerico, de Placito quare ipse, simul cum Willelmo de Campville, 
 coexecutore predicti Mauricii . . reddat ei cxxs. quos ei iujuste detinet, ut 
 dicit. Return, Sequestration 5 marks. 
 
 69. Dated, Westminster, 10 Nov. Received in London, 8 Dec., Nich. de 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 29). Return,-- No effects, "ipsum, tamen, citari 
 fecimus, in Ecclesia sua de Stokeinhamme, quod veniat ad diem in hoc Brevi 
 contentum, sub pena Excoinmunicacionis incurrende, nisi veniat, etc." 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 419 
 
 A. D. 70. Dated, Westminster, 18 Oct. Received at Stockwell, 8 Dec., Nich. de 
 
 1309. Lovetot (as before, No. 11 -22 145. IQd.). Return,- No effects. 
 
 71.- Dated, Westminster, 23 Nov. Received at Stockwell, 14 Dec., -Nich. de 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 6 118 65. 8d. part of 300). Return, The Bp. sends 
 10 marks (by Brankescumbe), the value of goods sequestrated ; no purchasers. 
 72. Dated, Westminster, 15 Nov. Received at Faringdon, 31 Dec., Robert, R. 
 of Offwell, to Wm. de Parke, " de Placito quare secutus est Placitum in Curia 
 Christianitatis, etc." -Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 73. Dated, Westminster, 8 Dec., Received iu London, Nich. de Lovetot (as 
 
 before, No. 2 600). Return, No effects. 
 
 A.D. 74. Dated, Westminster, 28 Feb., Received in London, 6 March, Master John 
 
 I309-I0.de Coleputte, an Executor of Matthew, son of John, deceased, "ad responden- 
 
 dum Magistro Willelmo de Oteswyche et Thome de Cardvyl, Executoribus 
 
 Testament! Hugonis de Hengham, quondam clerici de . . . Scaccario, del'uncti, 
 
 nna cum Alianora, que fuit uxor predict! Mathei, coexecutricis Testamenti 
 
 ejusdem Mathei, de xxvjZi, quas predictus Matheus debet prefato Hugoni de 
 
 arreragiis cujusdam annue Pensionis xls., ut Executores predict! Hugonis 
 
 dicunt. Return, Sequestration 2 marks. 
 
 75. Dated, Westminster, 15 Feb. Received in London, 6 March, -Nich. 
 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 65). Return (by John Scor, of Cornwall), No effects, 
 fol. 76. Dated, Westminster, 11 Feb. Received in London, 6 March, Rob. de 
 192. Cestre (as before, No. 17 -35 Is. Qd.}. Return,- No effects. 
 A.D. 77. Dated, Westminster, 14 Feb. Received at Exeter, 8 April, Martin, V. of 
 
 1310. Button (Plymouth), Hugh, V. of Eggbuckland, etc. (as before, No. 59).- 
 Return, (by John Scor), Sequestration to the full value of the amounts due. 
 
 78.- Dated, Westminster, 12 Feb. -Received at Exeter, 19 April, Nicholas, V. 
 of St. Austell, his debt to Philip de Metheros (405.). Return (by Master 
 Henry de Stouforde), Sequestration 2 marks. 
 
 79.- Received at Faringdon, 26 May, Geoffrey Tony, R. of South Tawton [" Tawy- 
 tone," MS.], clerk, " ad respondendum Thome de Cayron de Placito quare vi et 
 armis in ipsuin Thomam, apud Tregennon, insultum fecit, et ipsuni verberavit, 
 vulneravit, imprisonavit, etc., ad dampnum ipsius Thome centum librarum." 
 Return, Sequestration 5 marks. 
 
 80. Received at Paignton, 9 June, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return 
 (by Symon Bealle), No effects. 
 
 81. Dated, Westminster, 14 Feb. Received at Paignton, 12 June,- -Win, 
 Skinard and Ralph, V. of Treneglos, Executors of Master Hamelin de Roswal- 
 stres " ad respondendum Joh. Waldeschof, Executori Testamenti Willelmi 
 Waldeschof, de Placito quod ipsi, simul cum Symone de Roswalstres, coexecu- 
 tore predictorum Willelmi et Radulphi Testamenti predicti, reddant ei tria 
 Scripta Obligatoria, que ei injuste detinent, ut dicit." Return (by John de 
 Ryster, of Cornwall)," Istud Breve ad nos tarn tarde, etc." 
 
 fo]< 82. Dated, Westminster, 10 Feb. Received at Paignton, 14 June, Master John 
 
 192b. de Miltone and Rob., V. of St. Gluvias, clerks, " ad respondendum Phil, de 
 
 Penwres de Placito quod predictus Johannes reddat ei xls., et de Placito quod 
 
 predictus Robertus reddat ei xls."- -Return (by Bealle), Sequestration,- - 
 
 40s. , and 1 mark, respectively, 
 
 83. Dated, Westminster, 6 July. Received at Paignton, 28 July," Ad facien- 
 dum venire coram Domino Rege, a die S. Michaelis in tres septimanas, ubi tune 
 fuerit in Anglia, Rogerum Gruglan, Rogerum le Somenur de Kerier, Thomam, 
 Vic. Eccl. Sancti Erci (St. Erth), Rad., Personam Eccl. Sancti Wynieri, Nich., 
 Personam Eccl. Sancti Constantini, Joh., Vic. Eccl. Sancti Paulini, Henr., Vic. 
 Eccl. Sancti Erci, Paschasium, Vic, Eccl. Sancte Breace, Henr., Vic. Eccl. 
 Sancti Sythenyny, Nich., Vic. Eccl. Sancte Weneppe, Bernardum, Personam 
 Eccl. Sancte Grande (sic) Willelmum, Vic. Eccl. Sancti Kevari (St. Keverne), et 
 Rogerum, Personam Eccl. de Landewennecke, clericos, ad respondendum tarn 
 Regi quam Matheo, Decano Capelle Sancte Beriane in Cornubia, de Placito 
 quare, cum dicta Capella libera Capella Regis sit et esse debeat, et totis 
 temporibus Progenitorum suorum, quondam Regum Anglie, libera extitit et ab 
 omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria exempta, ut dicitur, et immunis, predicti Rogerus, 
 etc., vi et armis, ad predictam Capellam accedentes, ostia ejusdem Capelle 
 fregerunt, et earn intraverunt, et in ea Jurisdiccionem Ordinariam exercere et 
 alia diversa in hac parte attemptare presumpserunt, et in ipsum Decanum, 
 homines et servientes suos ibidem inventos, insultum fecerunt, et ipsos verber- 
 averunt, etc. , ita quod de vita quorundam serviencium desj^erabatur ; et post- 
 
420 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. modum, pro eo quod idem Decanus, homines et servientes sui predicti, prefatos 
 1310. Rogerum et Rogerum, etc., ad Visitacibnem ibidem faciendam adinittere 
 
 recusarunt, in ipsum Decanum, homines et servientes suos predictos, Sentenciam 
 Exoonmmnicaciouis fulminarunt, et alia enormia eis ibidem intulerunt, in dicti 
 Regis et Regie Dignitatis prejudicium et libertatis Capelle predicte derogacionem 
 rnanifestam, et grave dampnum ipsius Decani, et contra pacem, ut dicit ; et 
 uncle Vicecomes, etc." Return, " Sequestra vimus de bonis Ecclesiasticis 
 Radnlphi, Persone Eccl. Sancti Wineri, ad valenciam xxs. ; Johannis, Vicarii Eccl. 
 Sancti Paulini, xs. ; Henrici, Vic, Eccl. Sancti Erci, xs. ; Pascasii, Vic. f]ccl. 
 Sancte Breace, xs. ; Henrici, Vic. Eccl. Sancti Sithnini, xs. ; Nicholai, Vic. 
 Eccl. Sancte Weneppe, xs. ; Bernardi, Persone Eccl. Sancte Grande (sic), 
 j marc. ; Willelmi, Vic. Eccl. Sancti Keverani, xs., et Rogeri, Persone Eccl. de 
 Landwennec, j marc, ; ad faciendum eos venire ad diem et locum in hoc Brevi 
 contentos. Nichil, vero, contra Rogerum Glugan (sic) sumus ad presens executi, 
 pro eo quod nullum habet Beneficium Ecclesiasticum in Diocesi nostra ; nee 
 contra Thomam, Vic. Sancti Erci, Nicholaum, Personam Eccl. Sancti Constan- 
 tini, pro eo quod tales superstites non inveniuntur." 
 
 84. Received at Penryn, 11 Aug., "Ad venire faciendum . . . Reginaldum, 
 Vic. Eccl. de Crewenne (St. Crowan), Rob. de Raddeyne, Magistrum Willelmum 
 de Trevusus, et Magistrum Matheum de Penfern, clericos, ad respondendum 
 Joh. de Bello Campo^ de Placito quare secuti sunt Placitum in Curia Christian - 
 itatis," etc. Return, -Sequestration " Sancte Crewenne," 10s., " Robertus, 
 vero, de Raddene, Willelmus de Trevusus, Matheus de Penfren [afterwards R. of 
 St. Rnan-minor], nulla habent Beneficia Ecclesiastica in nostra Dyocesi, etc.". 
 
 85. Received at Ponryn, 11 Aug., Peter de Beere, clerk, "ad respondendum 
 Johanni de Bello Campo " (as in No. 84). Return, "Petrus de la Beere non 
 habet Beneficium, etc." 
 
 86. Dated, Westminster, 12 July. Received at Bishop's Tawton, 22 Aug., 
 *'ad fieri faciendum de bonis Willelmi de Forstrete, Vic. Eccl. de Axininistre, 
 clerici, xxvli., quas debet Magistro Jacobo de Yspania de quodam debito Ui., 
 quas idem Magister Jacobus in Curia Regis, coram Baronibus de Scaccario, per 
 consideracionem ejusdem Curie disracionavit versus predictum Willelmum et 
 Robertum de Uppeheye ; et ad fieri faciendum de bonis Ecclesiasticis ejusdem 
 Willelmi xls. de iiijfo'. quas idem Magister Jacobus recuperavit versus predictos 
 W. et R. de dampnis sibi adjudicatis pro injusta deteneione predictarum i., et ad 
 solvendum predictos deuarios predicto Jacobo, ad Scaccarium Regis, in Octabis S, 
 Michaelis." Return, The Bp. sends (by Brankescumbe), 3s,, all he could get 
 "pro eo quod dicta Vicaria consistit in Oblacionibus, que vix sufficiunt ad 
 ipsius Vicarii sustentacionem." 
 
 fol. 87. Dated, Westminster, 20 July. Received at Bishop's Tawton, 22 Aug., 
 !9 3 - Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 14 25).- Return, The Bp. sends (by Sec- 
 vyngtone), 40s. 
 
 88. Dated, Westminster, 12 May. Received at Bishop's-Tawton, 22 Aug., 
 Nich. de Wavvyngdone (R. of Diptford; 43b)-his debt to Wm. Parys, of 
 London, 67 6s. 6d. Return, -Sequestration -20s. (sent by Brankescumbe). 
 
 89. Dated, Westminster, 12 July. Received at Clyst, 29 Aug., Nich. de 
 Lovetot (as before, No. 65 80). Return, 5 marks (by Servyngtoue). 
 
 90. Received at Clyst, 2S Aug., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No, 2-600). 
 Return, The Bp. sends (by Servyngtone), 5 marks. 
 
 91. -Dated, Westminster, 29 June. Received at Clyst, 4 Sept., Edward, V. of 
 Bovy (Bovey- Tracy], "ad respondendum Margarete, que fuit uxor Edmundi, 
 quondam Comitis Cornubie, de Placito quare vi et armis bona et catalla ipsius 
 Margarete, apud Mortone (Mordon-Ho.mpstead) inventa, ad valenciam cs., cepit 
 et asportavit, et alia enormia, etc." Return, Sequestration 20s. 
 
 92, Received at Clyst, 7 Sept. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17, -35 Is. 6d., 
 part of 45 Os. 8d). Return, The Bp. sends (by Brar.kescumbe), 20s. 
 
 93. Received at Clyst, 7 Sept., "ad fieri faciendum IvijVi. xviijs.'iijd. ob. qua,, 
 de bonis Ecclesiasticis Thome de Sweyneseye, quos Domino Regi de remanenti 
 compoti sui de mineris Devonie et Cornubie debet ; et ad mittendum denarios 
 dictos ad Scaccarium Regis ... in crastino S. Michaelis, una cum Brevi." 
 Return, No effects. 
 
 94. Received at Clyst, 7 Sept. John Lamb, "ad respondendum Domino Regi, 
 et Willelmo Coffyn et Joh. de Bradeford, Administratoribus bonorum et catallo- 
 rum Rob. de Littelbyry, per Dominum Edwardum, quondam Regem Anglie', 
 Patrem Regis Edwardi, assignatis, racione mille librarum quas idem Robertus 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 421 
 
 A.D. debet dicto Edwardo . . . et que adhuc Regi Edwardo debentur; quare idem 
 
 13l - Joh. Lamb bona et catalla predict! Roberti, apud Tyvertone existencia, ad 
 
 valenciam xxij marcarum, vi et armis eepit et asportavit, et inde Voluntatem 
 
 suam fecit, ad dampnum nostrum non modicum, etc." Return, Not beneficed in 
 
 the Diocese. 
 
 foi. 95. Receiver] at Stockwell, 25 Sept. Rob. le Sauser, of Berkhampstead (as before, 
 I93b. No. 13 9). Return," adeo tarde, etc. 
 
 96. Received at Stockwell, 25 Sept., Lovetot's debt to Maynettus Beek, Citizen 
 
 of London, deceased 23 (part of 46) marks. -Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 97. (No date), 1 Nich. de Lovetot (asbefore, No. 11 22 135. IM.}. Return, 
 The Bp. sends 40s. ("solutum fuit de peccunia que est penes Jocelinum de 
 Brankesoombe "-margin}. 
 98. Received at Westminster, 17 Oct,,4-Ranulph Doygnel and John de Calitoue 
 
 (as before, No. 66). Return, Not bWieficed in the Diocese. 
 
 99. Received at Westminster, Ralph, V. of Treneglos (as before, No. 81). 
 Return (by Bealle), Treneglos was vacant when the Writ was received, and 
 it is vacant still. 
 100. Received at Westminster, 20 Oct., Geoffrey de Tony, R. of f 'Tawytone" 
 
 (as before, No. 79). Return, Sequestration 2 marks. 
 101. Nich. de Lovetot '(as be/ore, No. 14 25). Return, Sequestration 4 
 
 marks ; no purchasers. 
 102. Dated, Westminster, 19 Oct. Received at Westminster, 30 Oct.,- Thos. 
 
 de Svveyneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 
 fol. 103. Received at Westminster, 30 Oct., Rob. de Cestre (as be r ore, No. 17). 
 191. Return, No effects, now, beyond the 205. sent already (by Brankescombe). 
 
 104. Received at Horseley, 3 Dec , Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2 196 
 
 13s. 4c., part of 600). Return, Sequestration 5 marks; no buyers. 
 105. Received at Horseley, 3 Dec., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. II 20 
 
 13s. IQd). Return, Sequestration 4 marks ; no buyers. 
 
 106. Received at Chidham " ad venire faciendum . . . Nich. Stranga, clericum, 
 ad respondendum Joh. Horn de Placito quare vi et armis Beatricem, uxorem 
 ipsius Johaunis, apud Exoniam rapuit, et earn cum bonis et catallis ejusdem 
 Johannis abduxit, et ea ei adhuc detinet, ad grave dampnum, etc." Return, 
 ' ' adeo tardf etc. " 
 
 A.D. 107. Received at Chudleigh, 3 March, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11 18 
 1310- Os. 6d.). Return, The Bp. sends 4 marks (by Servyngtone) ; Sequestration, 
 " 40s. ; no buyers. 
 
 108,- Received at Chudleigh, 3 March, Nich. de Lovetot (05 before, No. 14 
 
 25).- Return, as No. 107. 
 109. Received at Paignton, 21 March, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 9623 
 
 marks). Return, No effects, at present. 
 
 fol. 110. Received at Paignton, 22 March, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 J94b. Return, No effects. 
 
 111. Received at Paignton, 21 March,- -"ad venire faciendum . . . Ricardum, 
 Vic. Eccl. de Kyngesteyngtone, et Hamonem Grip, capellanum, ad respondendum 
 Joh, de Bonstede, nuper Cancellario de . . . Scaccario, una cum Rogero Somery 
 et Martino de la Torre, qui eundem diem habent, de xvj marc. vjs. viijd., quos 
 ei debent, ut dicit." Return, Sequestration (Kingsteignton), 1 mark ; Grip 
 has no Benefice in the Diocese. 
 
 112. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2 "cum ilia clausula, Sciatis quod 
 graviter ammerciati estis eo quod . . . Mandatum nostrum, pluries vobis inde 
 directum, non estis executi sicut vobis mandatum fuit ; et gravius ammerciabimiiii 
 nisi hoc Mandatum plenius exequamini "). Return, The Bp. sends 5 marks 
 (by Servyngtone) ; no further effects. 
 
 A.D. 113. Received at Crediton, 2 April, Adam le Ju (R. of St. Ervari] ; his debt to 
 1311. Nich. de la Lude 4 marks Gs. Gd.~ Return, Sequestration 20s. 
 
 114. Received at Creditor), 4 April, "ad levandurn de bonis Ecclesiasticis 
 Radulphi de Arundelle, nuper Persone Eccl. Sancte Columbe Majoris, in Coruu- 
 bia, vijZt., quas solvisse debuit Thome de Cornubia, clerico, defuncto, ad 
 terminos jam diu est preterites." Return, No effects. 
 
 1 The Entries are made under the years month are omitted, below, it will be 
 
 (which are given in the margin) : when understood that they are not recorded, 
 
 the dates the place and the day of the 
 
422 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D.115. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 1}). Return, The Bp. sends 405. (by 
 1311. Servyngtone), and can do no more. 
 
 116. Wra. de Forstrete, V. of Axminster (as before, No. 86).- Return, The Bp. 
 
 sends 2-9. (by Brankescombe), and can do no more. 
 
 f o] 117. John Neubaud (R. of Camborne), clerk "ad respondendum Edra. Bacoun 
 195. de Placito quare, cum Kex susceperit in proteccionem et defensionem suam 
 predictum Edmundum, homines, terras, res, redditus, et omnes possessiones 
 ipsius, et omnibus et singulis inhibuerit ne quis prefato Ed in undo, aut hominibus 
 suis, in personis aut rebus suis, injuriam, molestiam, dampnum inferret aut 
 gravamen, predictus Johannes liberam Warrennam ipsius Edmundi apud 
 Ewelme et la Dene, dum idem Edmundus sub proteccione fnit, vi et armis 
 intravit, et in ea, sine licencia et voluntate sua, fugavit et lepores cepit et 
 asportavit, ad grave dampnum, etc." Return, Sequestration 405. 
 
 118. Received at Horseley, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 14). Return, 
 The Bp. sends 40s. (by Brankescombe), and can get no more. 
 
 119. Thomas de Sweneseye, clerk, "nuper Custos minerarum Domini Regis/'- - 
 balance of account (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 
 120. "Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 
 121. Received at Westminster, 11 June), Nich de Lovetot (as before, No. 96). 
 Return, The Bp. sends 40s. (by Brankescumbe). 
 
 122. Received at Westminster, 21 June, Win. de Carswelle, chaplain, and Wm., 
 a chaplain "ad respondendum Ric. de Brendeluenne de Placito quare etc. . . 
 in Curia Christisiuit&tis." Return, Carswelle has no Benefice," de Willelmo, 
 vero, capellano, de quo in hoc Brevi fit mencio, nichil facere potuimus, ex eo 
 quod multi sunt capellani in Dyocesi nostra vocati hoc nomine Willelmus, et nos 
 nescimus, sicut nee scire possumus, de quo Willelmo capellano sentitur." 
 
 123. Received at Westminster, 21 June, John, " Vicarius Eccl. de Brewony" 
 [see No. 24] " ad responiendum Alano, filio Jocelini Wolwayn, de Placito 
 quare vi et armis in ipsum Alanum, apud Brewoni, insultum fecit, et ipsuin 
 verberavit, etc." Return, Sequestration 1 mark. 
 
 124. Received at Westminster, 23 June, John, V. of [Broad] Hembury-"ad 
 respond endum Waltero de Swengrelle, servienti Jocelini de Brankescumbe, 
 Marescalli de . . . Scaccario nostro, de iiij marcis quas ei debet, ut dicit." 
 Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 fol. 125.- The King to the Bishop," Sciatis quod, cum Prior Hospitalis S. 
 I95b. J oh. Jerusalem in Anglia, in Curia nostra . . . summonitus esset ad responden- 
 dum Michaeli de Bray de Placito quod permitteret ipsum presentare ydoneam 
 Personam ad Eccl. Ville de Sancto Claro juxta Reskaradeke ( Rosecradock-in-St. 
 deer), que vacat, ut dicitur ; idem Prior venit in eadem Curia nostra et dixit 
 quod predicta Ecclesia non est vacans. Et, quia hujusmodi Cause cognicio ad 
 forum spectat Ecclesiasticum, vobis mandamus quod . . . inquiratis, etc." 
 Return, " Inquirere non potuimus propter temporis brevitateni ; sumus, 
 tamen, in inquirendo, et, Inquisicione super hoc plene facta, vobis cicius quo 
 poterimus constare faciemus quid invenerimus per eandem." See page 248. 
 
 126. " Consimile Breve." Received at Westminister, 18 June, "et sciatis quod, 
 nisi hoc Mandatum nostrum plenius exequarnini, graviter ad vos capiemus." 
 Return, " Cito postquam istud Breve recepimus Michael de Bray mortuus 
 fuit ; et ideo ad execucionem istius non processimus iaciendam." 
 
 127. Received at Westminster, 30 July, Edmund [de Knovyle], R. of Hamme 
 (Georgeham}" ad reddendum Marie, que fuit uxor Ric. le Flemyng, pro damp- 
 ins suis que sustinuit occasione cujusdam transgressionis quam idem Edmundus 
 eidem Marie fecit, prout per quandam juratam, inde inter eos in Curia nostra 
 coram nobis captain, convictum est" [95, see No. 26]. Return, The Bp, 
 sends 16, on account (by Rd. de Bray). 
 
 128. Received at Westminster, 30 July,- -Edmund, JR. of Georgeham, "ad 
 reddendum [8] Andr. de Parrecumbe et Reg. le Porter, in partem soluciouis xli. 
 . , . pro dampnis suis que sustinuerunt occasione cujusdam transgressionis, 
 etc." Return, The Bp. sends 2 marks, on account (by Adam de Bauntone). 
 
 129. Edmund, R. of Georgeham, "ad reddendum [100s.] Thome de Thorp, 
 et sociis suis, clericis, assignatis Marie, que fuit uxor Ric. le Flemyng, 
 pro dampnis suis que sustinuit, etc." (as before, No. 127). Return, " ut 
 sequitur" but it is omitted. 
 
 130. Received at Westminster, 17 July,- Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). 
 Return, The Bp. sends 40s. (by Servyngtone). 
 
 131. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. U). Return, iOs. (by the same). 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 423 
 
 A.D.132. John V. of Broad Hembury (as before, No. 124). " Pacificati fuerunt ante 
 
 1311. diem, propter quod Breve nullatenus fuit retornatum." 
 
 fol. 133._Thos. de Sweneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, 11 Non habet in nostra 
 
 196. Dyocesi aliquid Beneficium Ecclesiasticum, nisi quandam Prebendam valde 
 
 exilem, de qua levavimus xxs." (sent by Brankescumhe). 
 134. Received in London, 2 Sept., Nich. de Lovetot (offfe/ore, No. 2). Return, 
 
 " adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 135. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 96). Return,, 40s. (by Brankescumbe). 
 136."&reve pro fine relaxando,The King to the Sheriff of Devon. "Quia 
 concessimus Archiepiscopis, Episcopis, etc., et omnibus aliis de Regno nostro, 
 qui pro serviciis suis in Guerra Domini Edwardi, nuper Regis Anglie, Patris 
 nostri, in Vasconia, fines cum eodem Patre nostro ad Scaccarium suum fecerunt 
 quod ipsi ab exaccionibus finium predictorum penitus sint quieti, pro en quod 
 dictus Pater noster personaliter non fuit in Guerra predicta, nee dictum servicium 
 communiter factum erat ; tibi precipimus quod de denianda quam facis per sum- 
 monicionem Scaccarii nostri Venerabili Patri Waltero, Exoniensi Episcopo, ac 
 eciam Executoribus Testament! Predecessoris sui predicti de ducenlis marcis per 
 quas Thomas, quondam Episcopus Loci predicti, Predecessor suus, finem fecit cum 
 dicto Patre nostro, occasione predicta, pacem habere permittas, et districcionem, 
 si quam ei ea occasione feceris, sine dilacione deliberes eidem. Teste J. de 
 Foxle (Westminster, 1 Oct). 
 137. [R.] de Plyrnpstoke's debt to the Abbat of Tavistock 100 marks. 
 
 Return, Sequestration 20s. 
 138. Nich. de Lo\ 
 
 Dvetot (as before, No. 2). Return, 5 marks (by Simon Bialle). 
 fol. 139. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). Return, ' l Licet bona Ecclesiastica 
 19Gb. Magistri Nich. de Lovetot, in nostra Diocesi, . . . sequestravimus, quidam, 
 tamen, Job. de Toritone predictum Sequestrum nostrum violavit, et de dictis 
 bonis disposuit, contra voluntatem nostram ; ita quod ad presens nil levare 
 potuimus : propter quod dictum Johannem excommunicatum in nostra [Diocesi] 
 fedoras et faciemus publice demmciari." 
 
 140. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 14). Return, Non fuit retornatum, 
 quia mortuus; et ideo dormiat." (Bectre was "dead," not Lovetot, who 
 resigned Stokenham in 1315). 
 
 141. [Richard de Dolburghe] R. of Clovelly " ad respondendum Galfr. de Staun- 
 tone de Placito quare vi et armis quasdam Cartas et quedam Munimenta, apud 
 Cloveli inventa, cepit et asportavit, et alia enormia, etc." Return, Seques- 
 tration, 20s. 
 
 142. "Ad venire faciendum . . . Willelmum, Personam Eccl. Sancte Kayne, 
 et Gilbertum, Vic. Eccl. de Dulo, clericos, ad respondendum Heur. le Fevre, 
 de Lyskered, de Placito quare ipsi, simul cum Willelmo de Trehunsy, Rogero 
 de la Burghe, Andrea le Sumnour de Lyskered, et Magistro Joh. de Beare, 
 secuti sunt Placitum, etc. , de catallis et debitis que non sunt de Testamento, 
 etc." Return, Sequestration : William's goods, 1 mark ; Gilbert's, 10s. 
 143. "Ad venire faciendum . . . Willelmum, Personam Eccl. de Sancta Kayna, 
 clericum, ad respondendum Henr. le Fevre, de Lyskered, de Placito quare vi et 
 armis in ipsum Henricum, apud Lyskered, insultum fecit, etc., et bona et 
 catalla ad valenciam xls. ibidem cepit et asportavit, etc." Return, Seques- 
 tration 1 mark. 
 144, Received at Bishopsnympton, 7 Dec., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 96). 
 
 Return, As No. 139. 
 
 A.D.145. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). Return, The Bp. sends 40s. 
 1311-146. Received at Paigntou, 2 March, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). 
 12- Return, As No. 145. 
 
 lol. 147. Dated, Westminster, 14 Feb. , Received at Paignton, 6 March, Rob. de 
 197. Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 148. Edmund, R. of Georgeham (as before, No. 26). Return, No effects, till 
 
 next Autumn. 
 149. The same, his debt to Andr. de Piarrecumbe and Reg. le Porter (as before, 
 
 No. 128). Return, As No. 148. 
 
 150. Received at Clyst, 6 April, John Coffyn, R. of Throwleigh "ad respon- 
 dendum Ric. de Fareford de Placito quare vi et armis, etc." Return, "adeo 
 tarde, etc." 
 
 151. Thos. de Sweneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 A,D. 152. Dated, Westminster, 24 April, Rob. de Cestre (as before, JVo. 17). 
 1312. Return, No effects available. 
 
424 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D.153. Dated, Westminster, 28 April. Eeueived, 11 May," ad venire faciendum 
 1312. . . . Steph. de Brawode, ad respondendum Willelmo de la Burghe et Ysolde, 
 vixori ejus, de Placito quod reddat eis xx marcas, quas eis debet, et injuste, etc." 
 Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 154. The same, his debt (12 marks) to tlic same. Return, " adeo tarde, etc. 
 155, Received at Stockwell, 11 May, "ad venire faciendum . . . Henricum, 
 Personam Eccl. de Cornwoda, clericum, ad respondendum Willelmo Martyn de 
 Placito quare ipse, simul cum Ricardo, filio Symonis de Holecumbe, Willelmo, 
 filio Gilb. de Addestone, Philippo, filio Willelmi deCathetone, Joh. Dauuna, Ric. 
 Goudriche, Willelmo de Langabrocke, Gilb. de Addestone, Joh. de Beaucombe, 
 fol. Ric. de Erlescombe, et Johanne, filio ejus, et Waltero le Clerk, de Uggeburghe, 
 I97b. vi et armis liberam Warrennam ipsius Willelmi Martyn apud Uggeburghe, intravit, 
 et in ea sine licencia et voluntate sua fugavit et lepores et cuniculos asportavit, 
 et alia enormia, etc." A' eturn, Sequestration of the goods of the R. of Corn- 
 wood, 2 marks. 
 
 156. "Ad fieri faciendum de bonis, etc. . . . Joh. de Gergrave [R. of King s- 
 nympton], clerici, xli., quas debet Nich. de Ertecombe, de quodam debito 
 xxv marc.'' Return, No effects ["Geresgrave," MS.]. 
 
 157. "Breve Originate Stofainhammt," "Breve quod venit Domino apud 
 Exoniam, die Lime proxima ante F. S. Joh. Bapt, [19 June], sub hac forma, 
 Edwardus, etc., Waltero, etc., salutem. Cum nuper omnia debita que Waltero 
 de Langetone, Coventr. et Lecchefeld. Episcopo, iu Regno nostro debebantur, 
 quibusdam de causis capi fecissemus in manum nostram, et vobis pluries 
 mandassemus quod de bonis et Beneticiis Ecclesiasticis Magistri Nich. Lovetot, 
 in Episcopatu vestro predicto, levare faceretis, ad opus nostrum, CCC li., quas 
 idem Magister Nicholaus prefato Episcopo inter alia debebat, prout per 
 inspeccionem Rotulorum de Scaccario nostro nobis tune constabat, ac vos, per 
 diversa Bi-evia nostra, levassetis de debito predicto, diversis vicibus, xxxij 
 marc., prout per Returna vestra ad diversos dies nobis constat ; que, quidem, 
 xxxij marc, e.t dimidia in manibus vestris remanserunt, nobis insolute, pro eo 
 quod idem Magister Nicholaus in Curia nostra coram Baron ibus de Scaccario 
 nostro acquietanciam de CCCli. predictis allocabat ; cumque prefato Episcopo 
 postmodum concesserimus id quod aretro est de debitis suis predictis ad opus 
 suum levandum, acquietancia predicta in Scaccario nostro predicto pendente 
 indiscussa, vobis mandamus quod xxxij marc, et dimidiam predictas habeatis 
 ad Scaccarium nostrum, apud Westmonasterium, iu crastino S. Margarete [21 
 July], prefato Episcopo, vel suo certo Attornato in hac parte, liberandas, juxta 
 concessionem. nostram predictam ; et remittatis ibi tune hoc Breve. Teste W. 
 de Norwico, apud Westmonasterium" [29 May]. Return, ("per Forum 
 Vicecomitis Devonie "), " Pecuniam in isto Brevi contentam penes nos paratam 
 habernus ; set, quia nuncium securum non habemus, istis diebus, ad dictam 
 pecuniam deferendam ibidem, propter timorem predonum, eaudem pecuniam 
 non mittimus ista vice." 
 158. Dated, Westminster (" Teste R. de Brabazon") 8 June. Received at Paign- 
 
 ton, 18 July, Edmund, R. of Georgeham (as before, No. 128). No Return. 
 159. Dated, Westminster ("Teste W. de Bereforde ") 27 June. Received at 
 Paignton, 20 July, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Return, " Joh. de 
 Toritone, Procurator Nich. Lovetot . . . omuia bona . . . amovit vi et armis, 
 et post Sequestrum nostrum interpositum in eisdem. " 
 160, Received at Crediton, Rd. de Plimpstoke's debt to the Abbat of Tavistock 
 
 (as before, No. 137). No Return. 
 
 161. The same, "ad respondendum Magistro Barthol. de Sancto Laurencio quare 
 vi et armis domum ipsius Bartholomei apud Exemistre fregit, et bona et catalla 
 ipsius ad valenciam c marc, cepit et asportavit." Return, Sequestration 
 5 marks. 
 
 162. Received at Crediton, 2 Aug. (as before, No. 26). No Return. 
 fol. 163. Received at Clist, 9 Aug., Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11), his debt to 
 198. Eliz. de Benteleghe. Return, As No. 159 (by Syrnon Bealle). 
 
 164. Received at Clist, 9 Aug., Nich. de Lovetot (asbefore, No. 96). Return, 
 
 The Bp. sends 4 marks (by Brankescumbe). 
 
 165. Dated, Westminster, 22 July. -Received at Clist, 9 Aug., Nich. de 
 Lovetot, repeating No. 157. Return, The Bp, sends 32J marks (by Brankys- 
 cumbe). 
 
 166. Received in London, Thos. de Swainseie 57 18s. 4d., " quos debet de re- 
 manenti compoti sui de mineris Cornubie." Return, 20s. (bv Brankyscombe). 
 
KOYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 425 
 
 A.D. 167. .Received in London, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No, 17). Return, 
 1312. The Bp. sends 2 marks (by Brankescumbe). 
 
 168'. Received at Stockwell, 4 Oct., John de Gergrave (as before, No. 156). 
 Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 169. Received at Horseley, 12 Oct., Steph. de Brawode (as before, No. 153). 
 Return, Sequestration 4 marks. 
 
 170. Received 12 Oct., The said Stephen's debt to Wm. and Ysolda de la Burghe. 
 
 Return, As No. 169. 
 
 fol. 171. Received at Stockwell, 20 Oct., The King to the Bishop." Quia per manu- 
 I98b. capcionem quam Executores Testament! Joh. de Berewyco, clerici, jamdefuncti, 
 qui nobis tenebatur in diversis debitis die quo obiit, invenerunt nobis ad Scaccar- 
 ium nostrum, ad reddendum nobis ibidem omnia debita que idem defunctus nobis 
 debuit dicto die quo obiit, quatenus bona et catalla que sua fuerunt dicto die 
 quo obiit, et que ad manus eorundem Executprum devenerunt, sumciunt, 
 concessimus eisdem Executoribus Administracionem omnium bonorum et 
 catallorum predictorum ad dicta debita nobis inde, quatenus ipsa bona et catalla 
 suffecerint, persolvenda ; vobis mandamus, sicut alias, quod omnia bona 
 Ecclesiastica que dictus defunctus habuit in Dyocesi vestra die quo obiit supra - 
 dicto, si ea nondum sequestraveritis, sine dilacione aliqua sequestretis, et ea 
 faciatis fideliter appreciari ; et ea omnia extunc eisdem Executoribus, vel eorum 
 in hac parte Attornato, liberetis, ad dicta debita nobis inde solvenda. Et 
 constare faciatis Baronibus de Scaccario nostro, apud Westmonasterium, in 
 crastino S. Martini [12 Nov.], que et cujusmodi bona sequestraveritis occasione 
 predicta, et ubi, et quantum valeant secundum sui verum valorem, et que 
 prefatis Executoribus vel eorum, ut premittitur, Attornato liberaveritis, Et 
 sciatis quod de hoc quod Breve nostrum alias hide vobis directum execucioni 
 demandare, nee illud ad dictum Scaccarium nostrum in crastino S. Michaelis 
 proximo preterite [30 Sept.J, returnare curastis, sicut vobis mandatum fuit, 
 miramur plurimum et movemur. Et habeatis ibi hoc Breve et aliud Breve. 
 Teste W. de Norwyco, apud Westmonasterium " [12 Oct.]. Return, 
 "Dominus Johannes de Berewyke non habuit in nostra Dyocesi aliqua bona 
 Ecclesiastica tempore quo decessit, nisi quandam Porcionem xxxijs., que sibi 
 superfuit snlvenda de Prebenda quam habuit in Eccl, Exon. ; quam, quidem. 
 peccuniam paratam habemus Executoribus Testamenti dicti Domini Johannis, 
 vel eorum Attornato, cum iidem Executores Administracionem a nobis in forma 
 juris receperint, liberandam, scientes pro ceilo quod nullum super hoc aliud 
 'Breve nobis prius extitit liberatum. " 
 
 172. Wm. de Carswille and Wm. de Puntyngtone, chaplain (as before, No. 
 122). Return, Not Beneficed in the Diocese. 
 
 173. Rd. de Plympstoke (as before, No. 137). Return, Sequestration, 5 marks. 
 
 174. Dated, Westminster, 28 Oct., Received at Westminster (no date), Nich. 
 de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). The Bp. to deal peremptorily with John de 
 Toritone, Lovetot's Proctor, "vobis mandamus quod, assumpto vobiscum 
 Vicecomite nostro Devonie . . fieri faciatis, etc. Mandavimus, eciam, Vicecomiti 
 nostro . . quod, cum a vobis requisitus fuerit, assistat ministris vestris, in 
 auxilium, etc. Teste W. de Bereford, etc." Return, (e adeo tarde, etc." 
 fol. 175. Received at Westminster, " die Jovis proxima post Fest. S. Martini [16 Nov.] 
 199. (as before, No. 2). Return, The Bp. sends 5 silver marks (by Bealle). 
 
 176. Dated at Westminster, 22 Oct., -Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). 
 Return, The Bp. sends 5 marks (by Bealle). See, No. 174. 
 
 177._Received at Stockwell, 10 Dec., Nich. le Jeu's debt to Hugh de Draicote. 
 Return, Sequestration 5 marks. 
 
 178. Received, 15 Dec., " ad venire faciendum . . . Magistrum Joh. Dyrewyn, 
 de Exonia {Canon of IZxeter], ad resppndendum Godefrido de Exonia, peyntur, de 
 Placito quare vi et armis domum ipsius Godefridi, apud Exoniam, fregit et bona 
 et catalla sua ad valenciam Cs., ibidem inventa cepit et asportavit, et alia 
 enormia ei intulit." Return, His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 179. Received at Faringdon, Thos. de Sweyneseie (asbefore, No. 93). Return, 
 --No effects. 
 
 180. Received at Faringdon, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return,-- 
 The Bp. sends 20s., on account. 
 
 181. Received at Stockwell, 9 Dec., The King to the Bishop, Sciatis quod, 
 cum Willelmus Pynde nuper in Curia nostra, coram Justiciariis nostris, apud 
 Westmonasterium, peteret versus Joh. David duas acras terre cum pertinenciis 
 
 2D 
 
426 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. in Schillingforde, in Comitatu Devonie, ut jus et hereditatern suam, de quibus 
 
 1312. idem Johannes injuste et sine judicio dissaisiverat Henricam Pynde, avum 
 predict! Willelmi, cujus heres ipse est, ut dicitur, idem Johannes venit in eadem 
 Curia nostra et objecit ei quod predictus Willelmus nulling heres esse potest, eo 
 quod idem Willelnms bastardus est. Et, quia hujusmodi Cause cognicio ad 
 Forum spectat Ecclesiasticum, vobis mandamus quod, convpcatis coram vobis 
 convocandis, rei veritatem super hoc diligenter inquiratis ; et quid inde 
 inquisieritis constare faciatis Justiciariis nostris, apud Westmonasteriuni, per 
 Literas vestras Patentes ; remittentes nobis hoc Brsve. Teste W. de Bereford, 
 
 fol. apud Westmonasterium " (24 Nov.). Return, "Super bastardia Willelmi 
 
 I99b. Pynde, . . . invenimus quod, contracto Matrimonio inter quendam Adam 
 
 1312 Py 11 ^ 6 * Q 11 * n 'li us erat cujusdam Henr. Pynde, defuncti, et quandam Roeseam de 
 
 13 " Holerigge, et, hujusmodi Matrimonio in facie Ecclesie publice sollempnizato, 
 
 demum inter eosdem Adam et Roeseam, dicto constante Matrimonio inter eos, et 
 
 ipsis simul cohabitantibus et mutuo se habentibus ut vir et uxor, pvefatus 
 
 Willelmus Pynde de eodem extitit Matrimonio legitirne procreatus." Dated, 
 
 Horseley, 20 Jan. 
 
 A. D.I 82. Received by the Vicars-General ; " Episcopo agente in Partibus trans- 
 
 1313. marinis," Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Return, The Bp. on his 
 return to England sent 40s. (by Biaille). " Et MEMORANDUM quod dictum 
 Breve traditum fuit Episcopo, apud Stocwille, die quarta, hoc est die Jovis, in 
 sero. post lapsum dicti mensis ["a Die Pasche in unum mensem "], per Ric. de 
 Gatepathe, familiarem dicti Episcopi." 
 
 183. Received at Westminster, 18 May. " ad venire faciendum . . . Egidium, 
 Personam Sancti Ivonis (St. Ive), clericum, ad respondendum Joh. de Thorntone 
 de Placito quare vi et armis Aliciam uxorem ipsius Johannis, apud Ponhaueger, 
 rapuit, et earn, cum bonis et catallis ejusdem Johannis abduxit, et ea ei adhuc 
 detinet; ad grave, etc." Return (by Bialle), His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 184.- Received at Westminster, 18 May," ad venire faciendum Ric. de Plymp- 
 stoke ... ad respondendum dilecto et fideli nostro, Johanni de Merkynfelde, 
 nuper Cancellario de . . Scaccario, Joh. Fraunceis, et sociis suis, Executoribus 
 Testament! Willelmi de Hameltone, defuncti, de xijli. quas debet, etc." 
 Return (by Bialle), His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 185. Received at Faringdon, 10 Aug., "quod de illis fiuctibus Eccl. de Cumbe 
 Sancti Nicholai (Combe- Raleigh}, que est Rob. de Cestre, clerici, in Dyocesi 
 Exoniensi, quos nuper ad Mandatum Domini Regis sequestrari fecit, et quorum 
 valor tune extitit Domino incertus, prout Dominus significavit Baronibus de 
 Scaccario Regis in crastino Clausi Pasche proximo preterite, levari faceret 
 indilate xxxU. xiiijs. xd., de quodam debito xlvli. viijd., quos idem Robertus 
 Regi debet de remanente visus compoti sui de firma Manerii de Chedecumbe." 
 Return, The Bp. sends 40s. (by Symon Bealle " Attornatum nostrum de 
 Banco Communi "). 
 
 fol. 186. Received at Faringdon, 19 Aug., Nich. de Lovetot as before, No. 2). 
 200. Return, The Bp. sends 5 silver marks (by Bialle). 
 
 187. Received at Faringdon (no date), Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). 
 Return, The Bp. sends the same amount (by the same). 
 
 188. Received at Faringdon, 19 Aug., - Rd. de Plympstoke to the Abbat of Tavi- 
 stock (as before, No. 137). Return, The Bp. sends 20s. (by the same). 
 
 189. Received at Faringdon, 19 Aug., "ad venire faciendum . . . Magistrum 
 Joh. de Milletone, clericum vestrum, ad respondendum Joh. de Healtone de 
 Placito quai-e tenuit Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc," Return (by 
 Bialle), Not Beneficed in the Diocese. 
 
 190. Received at Faringdon, 19 Aug., "ad venire faciendum . . . Willelmum 
 de Carru, Personam Eccl. de Holeworthi [Holsworthy], Executorem Testament! 
 Nich. de Carru, ad respondendum Symoni de Abyndone, draper, de Placito 
 quod ipse, simul cum Rob. Bendyn, coexecutore predict! Willelmi, reddat ei 
 vjZi. quas ei injuste detinet." Return (by Bialle), Sequestration 60s. 
 
 191. Received at Faringdon, 10 Aug., Thos. de Sweinesie (as before, No. 93). 
 Return, Sequestration 20s. ; no purchasers. 
 
 192. Nich. de Wavyngdone (as before, No. 88). Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 193. Received in London, . . . Oct., "ad levandum de bonis Ecclesiasticis 
 Magistri Ricardi (sic] de Veteri Terra, Magistri Radulphi Germeyn, Magistri 
 Petri de Insula, et Magistri Willelmi de Sancta Elena, Executorum Testament! 
 Petri, quondam Exoniensis Episcopi, Cft., quas debet Regi pro evasions Petri 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 427 
 
 A.D. Fore, qui a prisona dicti Episcopi evasit, etc." " Non fuit retornatum ; set 
 1313. remanet Originate non retornatum." 
 
 fol. 194. Received in London, . . . Oct., Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 200b. Return, The Bp. sends 40s. (by Bealle). 
 
 195. Received in London, . . . Oct., Thos. de Sweynesie (as before, No. 93). 
 Return, The Bp. sends 20s, (by Beatte). 
 
 196. (No date), " ad levandum de bonis Ecclesiasticis Magistri Willelmi Bloyou, 
 Persone Eccl. de Poundestoke [xli.], et Magistri Alani Bloyou, Persone Eccl. de 
 Lodewen (Ludgvan), . . . x marc., quas debent Regi pro transgressione." 
 Return, -Seqiiestration of Poundstock, 100s. ; no purchasers, and no more to 
 be obtained, Bloyou haviyg sold all his autumnal produce. Alan died [21 May, 
 1312], before the Writ was received, and left no available effects. 
 
 197. Received at Paignton, 27 Dec,, Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 11). 
 Return, "adeo tarde, etc. MEMORANDUM, tamen, quod Simon Bialle, cum 
 isto Returno, apud Plimptone, recepit predictas \li. vijs, et ijd., ud satisfacien- 
 dum dicte mulieri, ita quod partern dicte peccunie ad opus clericorum reservet, 
 si poterit, et plenani de toto acquietanciam habeatis ; alioquin quod dictam 
 pecuniam teneat . . , " (margin), " MEMORANDUM quod Literam recepit de 
 recipiendo Londoniis, de W. de Hedereshed "). 
 
 A.D.I98. Received at Launceston, in the presence of Sir Wm. Martin and Thos. le 
 !3l3-l4.A.rcedekne, Sheriff of Cornwall, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 
 "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 199. Received at Launceston (as above), " in crastino Sancti Hillarii [14 Jan.], 
 
 Wm. Bloyou (as before, No. lQQ),Reticrn,The, Bp. sends 100s. (by Bialle). 
 fol. 200. Received at Launceston (as above), Thos. de Sweineseie (as before, No. 93). 
 201. Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 201. Received at Launceston (as above), Roger de Sancto Constantino ; his debt 
 to the Executors of Wm. de Hameltone. Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 202. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Return, 100s. (by Bialle). 
 
 203. "Ad venire faciendum . . . Philippum [de Essewauter], Personam Eccl. 
 Omnium Sanctorum [in Aurifabria] Exonie, Executorem Testament! Walteri de 
 Langdene, clerici, ad respondeudum Joh. de Tresimpel de Placito quod ipse, 
 simul cum Joh. Gerveys, Johanna de Langedene, et Michaele Totrand, coexecu- 
 toribus . . . reddat ei xli., quas ei injuste, etc." Return, The Bp. cannot 
 produce Philip, Parson of All Hallows, Exeter ; there is no such person. [Not 
 " on the Walls," certainly ; but there was " in Goldsmith-street "]. 
 
 204. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No, 11). Return, 5 7s. 2d. (by Bialle). 
 
 205. Wm. Bloyou (as before, No. 196), Return, No effects directly available, 
 " sequestravimus, tamen, in mauibus diversorum debitorum dicti Willelmi ad 
 sumrnam Cs., quorum solucionis termini nondum adhuc venerunt."* 
 
 206. Received at Bishop's Tawton, 15 March, Rd. de Plympstoke (as before, No. 
 184. Return, Sequestration 60s. 
 
 207. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 20s. (by Biaille). 
 fol. 208. Received at Bishop's Tawton, 15 March, Thos. de Sweyneseie (as before 
 20 ib. No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 
 209. Roger de Sancto Constantino (as before, No. 201). Return, Sequestration 
 5 marks. 
 
 210. " Ad venire faciendum . . . Thornam Wyger et Willelmum Kaygnes, 
 Executores Testamenti Henrici Wyger, ad respondendum Abbati de Dureford, 
 Henr. de Stauntone, Willelmo de Eycote, et Joh. de Brideforde, Executoribus 
 Testamenti Henr. de Gildeforde, de Placito quod ipsi, simul cum Ric. le Seler, 
 coexecutore . . . reddant eis xlix marcas, quas eis injuste, etc." Return, 
 Sequestration: Thos. Wyger 40s. ; "Wm. Cayngnes 5 marks. 
 
 211. Rd. Sprigge, R. of Lancars (Landcross), his debt to Stephen, Prior of 
 Montacute (28 marks) "Retornatum non fuit ex causa et precepto Domini 
 speciali." 
 
 212. Received at Stockwell, " ad premuniendum Nich. de Lovetot quod sit 
 corani Rege in Oct. Sanste Trinitatis [9 June], ubicumque, etc., ostensurus, si 
 quid pro se habeat vel dicere sciat, quare xxviijW., ixs. iiijo'., quos . . . per 
 Literas suas Obligatorias debet Radulpho le Blunt, poletario [poulterer], London- 
 iensi, et Willelmo Simone, piscenario [fishmonger], una cum dampnis que 
 taxabantur ad x marcas occasione detencionis dicte pecunie ; et quos iidem R. et 
 W. recuperaverunt coram Senescallo et Marascallo Hospicii Edwardi, Regis 
 Anglie Patris, Anno Regni sui xxiiij to [1295-6], de bonis Ecclesiasticis levari non 
 debeant." Return, " Non invenimus Magistrtim Nich. de Lovetot ad pre- 
 
428 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. niuniendum personaliter ; ipsum, tamen, in Ecclesia sua quam habet in nostra 
 1313- Dyocesi [Stokenham], quatenus, ipso absente, premuniri potuit, fecimus 
 14< premuniri." 
 
 A.D.213. -Received at Horseley, " Die Dominica proxima ante F. Ascensionis Domini " 
 1314. [12 May], "ad faciendum venire Adam de Carletone, Archidiaconum Cornubie 
 ... ad respondendum Thome de la Hide de xxvli., quas ei debet, etc., in parte 
 solucionis debitorum que idem Thomas debet dicto Regi de tempore quo fuit 
 Vicecomes Cpmitatus Cornubie." Return, -" Postquam istud Breve recepimus, 
 recepimus aliud Breve, quod, quia Adam de Carletone . . coram Baronibus de 
 Scaccario . . apud Westmonasterium, invenit rnanucaptores essendi coram eisdem 
 Barombus in Oct. Trinitatis, ad respondendum Thome de la Hyde, de Placito 
 in Brevi contento, quod nos sequestrum, si quid ea occasione in bonis Eccles- 
 iasticis dicti Archidiaconi apponi fecerimus, faceremus relaxari, sicque presens 
 Breve non fuimus ulterius executi." 
 
 214. " Postea venit Breve, apud Horsleghe, die Martis proxima tune sequente 
 
 B4 May], quod, quia dictus Archidiacouus comparuit coram Baronibus, etc., 
 ominus, si, quidem, Sequestrum . . . interposuisset, usque ad dictum diem 
 relaxaret." (Sent to the Official-Principal for Execution}. 
 
 215. Received in London, 23 May, " ad venire faciendum . . . Walterum de 
 Bottekesham, capellanum [R. of St. Dominick], Executorem Testamenti Rob. 
 de Vallibus, ad respondendum Willelmo le Spicer, Executori Testamenti 
 Willelmi de Caxtone, de Placito quod ipse, simul cum Joh. de Vallibus, 
 coexecutore . . . reddat ei viij 'marc., vs. iiijti!.. quos ei injuste detinet, etc." 
 Return, "adeotarde, etc." 
 
 216. Thos. de Sweyneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 
 217. Win. Bloyou (as before, No. 196). Return, Nothing can be done, at 
 present <f ex eo quod Magister W. Bloyhou, Sequestrum in bonis suis Eccles- 
 iasticis per nos interpositum violavit ; propter quod ipsum Majoris Excommun- 
 icacionis Sentencia iunodavimus." 
 
 218. As to the escape from prison of Peter Fore. ,Retami, "Sequestravimus de 
 bonis Ecclesiasticis Magistri Rad. Germeyn ad valenciam v marc., et de bonis 
 Magistri Willelmi de Sancta Elena ad valenciam iiij marc., licet iidem Execu- 
 tores Petri, quondam Exon. Episcopi, non fuerunt aliquo tempore quod sciamus : 
 ad que bona adhuc non invenimus emptores. Magister Petrus de Insula mortuus 
 fuit diu ante recepcionem ipsius Brevis. Nullus Clericus in nostra Dyocesi qui 
 vocatur Ricardus de Veteri Terra [Ms name was Robert]. Nee aliqua Brevia 
 Regia super hiis prius recepimus sicut nobis imponitur in hoc Brevi." But see 
 
 fol. 219. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 
 202. 220. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 212). Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 221. Dated, Beverley, 28 April. " De Decima Sexannali," the collection and safe 
 custody of the moneys. Return, The Sub-collectors reported that they were 
 auditing the accounts, but could not yet say how much had been collected ; 
 they thought about 200, which was in safe custody in the several localities. 
 
 222. Walter de Bodekesham (as before, No. 215), Return, Sequestration -205. 
 
 223. Rd, Sprigge (as before, No. 211). Return, Sequestration 10s. 
 
 224. Rd. de Plympstoke (as before, No. 137). Return, Sequestration 5 marks. 
 fol. 225. Nich. de Lovetot (as be/ore, No. 2). Return, 100s. (by Bialle). 
 202b.226. Nich. de Lovetot (at before, No. 212). Return, 5 marks (by the same). 
 
 227. Received at Clist, 1 Aug., For Ralph Germeyn, one of the Executors of 
 Bp. Quivil Peter Fore's escape from prison (see No. 193). Action to be 
 suspended till the King should further command. Any Sequestration effected 
 meanwhile to be relaxed. "Teste W. de Norwyco (Westminster, 14 July). 
 The Bp. ordered Inquisition to be made whether Germeyn was Executor or not. 
 
 228. " De Decima tradenda, Immediate payment to be made to the Sheriff of 
 Devon of 300 marks granted by the Dean and Chapter. Tested by the same 
 (Westminster, 29 July). Et memorandum quod Originate Breve traditum fuit 
 Joh. de Glasneia per Nich. de Hele, ad deferendum Exoniam et tradendum 
 Magistro Rad. Germeyn, Precentori, et Domino Thome de Hentone, Thesaurario, 
 in Eccl. Exon., ut in Scaccario ejusdem Ecclesie remaneret. Et facta fuit dicta 
 tradicio apud Clist, die Veneris proxima post F. Assumpcionis B. V. [16 Aug.]. 
 
 229.- Received at Clyst, 18 Aug., " ad venire faciendum . . . Willelmum de la 
 Byare, clericum, ad respondendum Margerie de Peretoue de Placito quare ipse, 
 simul cum Goscelino de Coctone, Willelmo de Wyncestre [or Burncestre (fol. 
 100) Vie rio Eccl. de Clystone (Broadcast), Magistro Rob. de Otery, et Elia 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WHITS. 429 
 
 A.D. de Suthulle, tenuit Placitum in CuriaXJhristianitatis de catallis, etc." Return, 
 1314, jj e h as no Benefice in the Dioeese.v 
 
 230. Received at Clyst, 19 Aug., Giles, R. of St. Ive, his debt to John de 
 
 Thornetone and Alan de Ockham. Return. Sequestration 106s. 
 fol. 231. Wm. Bloyou (as before, No. 196). Return, 100*. (by Bialle). 
 203. 232. Received at Tewkesbury, "in F. Decoll. B. Joh. Bapt." (29 Aug.), The 
 King to the Bishop, "Mandamus vobis quod venire faciatis coram Justiciariis 
 nostris, apud Westmonasterium, a die S. Michaelis in tres septimanas, Magis- 
 trum Ric. de Welyngtone, Executorem Testamenti Rogeri de Welyngtone, 
 clericum vestrum, ad respondenduiu Agneti, que fuit uxor Rogevi de Welyng- 
 tone, de Placito quare, cum in Magna Carta de Libertatibus Anglie contineatur 
 quod uxores, post mortem Virorum suorum habeant racionabiles partes suas de 
 bonis et catallis que fuerunt Virorum suorum pradictorum, idem Executor, 
 simul cum Nich. Marke, coexecutore, . . . et Alicia, que fuit uxor Ade le 
 Huuderman, Nich. de Ken, et Joh. Berd, Executpribus Testamenti Ade le 
 Hundreman (sic), coexecutoribus predictorum Magistri Ricardi et Nicholai 
 Testamenti predict! Rogeri, prefate Agueti raciouabilem partem suam, ad 
 valenciam cli., de bonis et catallis que fuerunt predicti Rogeri, quondam Viri 
 sui, detinet minus juste, et earn ei reddere contradicit, in ipsius Agnetis 
 dispendiurn non modicum et gravamen, et contra tenorem Carte predicte, ut 
 dicit ; et unde Vicecomes noster Somersetie rnandavit Justiciariis nostris, apud 
 Westmonasterium, a Die Pasche in unurn mensem, quod predictus Magister 
 Ricardus clericus est, et non habet laicum feodum in ballivia sua ubi potest 
 summoneri. Et habeatis ibi hoc Breve. Teste W. de Bereforde " (at West- 
 minster, 3 July). Return, Sequestration 5 marks. 
 
 233. Received at Clist, "in autumpno," "ad levandum tarn de illis bouis 
 Ecclesiasticis Magistri Rad. Germeyn, unius Executorum Testamenti Petri, 
 quondam Exon. Episc., ad valenciam v marc., et Magistri W. de Saucta Elena, 
 unius Executorum Testamenti predicti, ad valenciam iiijor marc. nuper seques- 
 tratis, quam aliis bonis Ecclesiasticis predictorum Magistrorum, . . . quam, 
 eciam, bonis Ecclesiasticis Magistri Petri de Insula, et Magistri Ricardi (sic) de 
 Veteri Terra, aliorum Executorum, . . , clericorum beneficiatorum in Dioc. 
 Exon., et nullum laicum tenementum habeucium unde cli. etc., pro evasione 
 Petri Fore ; et habendum illos denarios ad Scaccarium Domini Regis in crastino 
 S. Michaelis. Non fuit retornatum, set, ante diem, apud Eboracum traditum 
 per manus Episcopi Domino Waltero de Norwico, Baroni Principali de eodem 
 Scaccario, qui dictum Breve, ad rogatum dicti Episcopi, absque Returno super 
 hoc tune faciendo, graciose admisit." See No. 193. 
 
 234. Received at Clist, Wm. Dare, clerk, his debt to the Executors of Wm. de 
 Hameltone. Return, Not beneficed in the Diocese. 
 
 235, Received at Clist, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, Seques- 
 tration 40s. ; no purchasers. 
 
 236. Received at Clist, Thos. de Sweinesie (as before, No. 93). Return, He 
 has no Benefice in the Diocese, save only a "modicaPrebendula" and, although 
 20s. had been, with difficulty, obtained by Sequestration, no one would buy the 
 goods. 
 
 237. Received at Clist, Wm. Forestret, V. of Axminster; his debt to the 
 
 Executor of Wm. de Hameltone. Return, Sequestration of his Benefice. 
 fol. 238. Received at York, 4 Oct., " Pro residuo Decime Sexennalis } Th& King, 
 203b. referring to the 300 marks due, for the first year, from the D. and C. (see No. 228), 
 specially thanks the Bishop for causing payment thereof to be made, " Verum, 
 quia dilectos mercatores nostros, Manoittum Francissi, et socios sups, mercatpres 
 de Societate Barclorum Florencia, de quibusdam negociis nostris arduis jam 
 onerari fecimus, pro quorum expedicione peccuniam ipsos habere oportet in nou 
 modica gravitate, vos aflfectuosis precious requirimus et rogamus quatinus 
 omnes denarios de residuo istius Decime de anno predicto in dicta Diocesi 
 provenientes prefatis mercatoribus, vel uni eorum, per seeuritatem quam ipsi 
 vobis et dictis Decano et Capitulo facient de pecunia, eis, vel uni eorum, per 
 vos et ipsos Decauum et Capitulum quibus super hoc similiter scribimus sic 
 liberanda, in F. Nativ. S. Joh. Bapt. proximo futuro solvenda, yelitis pro 
 expedicione dictorum negociorum cutn omni festinacione qua poteritis facere 
 liberari ; dictos Decanum et Capitulum ad hoc faciendum pro viribns inducentes. 
 Et hoc de vobis confidimus ; et nos et honorem nostrum, ac expedicione in 
 dictorum negociorum nostrorum diligenter modis omnibus faciatis. Et de 
 sumuia pecuuie quam dictis mercatoribus, vel alicui ipsorum, liberaveritis ex 
 
430 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 A.D. hac causa Thesaurario et Baronibus de Scaccario nostro distincte et aperte 
 1314. reddatis per Literas vestras cerciores. Teste meipso, apud Eboracum " [26 
 
 239. Item, memorandum de Litera [clausa] Comitis Lancastrie svper eodem, 
 eisdem die et loco recepta, sub hac forma, " A treshonurable Pere en Deu et 
 seon cher ami Sire, Wauter de Stapeldone, par la grace de J)eu Evesqe 
 Dexcestre, Thomas, Conte de Lancastre et de Leicestre, Seneschal Dengletere, 
 salutz et honurs. Pur ceo, Sire, qe nostre Seignur le Roy, par assent de son 
 Consail, a chargie nos chers Marchantz de la Compaignie de Barde des pur- 
 veaunces fere des grosses besoingnes de ver la Marche Descote, et lur a assigne 
 areceivre de vous et de vostre Chapitre les defers qe sunt en vos mayns de la 
 Dime Sexannel del prenier an, a la seurte de meime les Marchantz, ou de un 
 deux, vous prioms cherment qe les ditz deners voillez deliverer a les ditz Marchantz, 
 ou a un de enx, solom ceo qe nostre Seignur le Roy vous prie par sun Bref, ausi 
 enhaste come vous purrez en nule manere pur lamour de nous, sicome vous 
 amez lonur et le profit nostre Seignur le Roy. Car, trescher Sire, nous 
 entendom bien qe vous le poiez suremente fere de pus qe vous avez la surte des 
 ditz Marchantz qe sunt et serrunt suffisaunt a mult plus graunt chose faier qe 
 cele nest. Nostre Seignur vous eit en Sa garde, trescher Sire. Escrites a 
 Berewyke, le tiers jour de Octobre." 
 
 240, Received at Wells, on Sunday next after the F. of St. Luke [20 Oct.]. Rob. 
 le Sauser (as before, No, 60). Return, "adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 241. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 212). Return, " Omnia bona Ecclesiastica 
 dicti Nicholai, in nostra Diocesi, diu antequam istud Breve recepimus luerunt, 
 et adhuc sunt, Auctoritate Sedis Apostolice, sequestrata." 
 
 242. Giles, R. of St. Ive (as before, No. 183). Return, 1065. (by Belde). 
 
 243. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Return, As No. 241. 
 
 244. -Philip, R. of All-Hallow's, Exeter (as before, No. 203). No Return. 
 fol. 245. Dated, Westminster, 14 Nov.), Rd. Sprygge (as before, No. 211). 
 204. Return, The Bp. sends 20s. (by Bsalde). 
 
 246. Wm. de la Slade's debt to Sir John de Merkynfeld, Executor of Win, de 
 Hamelton. Return, "adeo tarde, etc. Et MEMORANDUM quod istud Returnum, 
 cum quatuor sequentibus, missum fuit per Magistrum Willelmum de Hentone." 
 
 247. Wm. de Forstret (as before, No. 237). Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 A.D.248. Dated, Westminster, 4 Dec., Received at Chudleigh, 2 Jan., William 
 1314- Bloyou (as before, No. 196). Return, The Bp. sends 100s. (by Bialle). 
 !& 249. Thos. de Sweinsie (as before, No. 98). Return, 20s. (by Belde). 
 
 250. Rob. deCestre (as before, No. 17). Return, TheBp. sends 40s. (by Belde). 
 
 251. Thos. de Sweinesie (as before, No. 93). Return, 20s. (by the same). 
 
 252. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 20s. (by the same), 
 fol. 253. Master Ralph de Treredynecke ; his debt to Wm. de Nansladron (10). 
 204b. Return, His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 254. The King to the Bishop,-- 1 ' Qma, Joh. de Sancto Edwardo, dudum Gustos 
 Prioratuum et Domorum Alienigenarum, de terra et potestate Regis Francie 
 existencium in Comitatu Cornubie, in manu Domini Edwardi quondam Regis 
 Anglie, Patris nostri, et in Custodia ipsius Johannis dudum existencium, racione 
 Guerre inter ipsum Patrem nostrum et Regem Francie tune suborte, clericus est 
 vestre Dyocesis, et non habet laicum feodum per quod potest distringi, ut 
 accepimus ; vobis mandamus quod ipsum distringatis per bona et Beneficia sua 
 Ecclesiastica . . . ita quod sit coram Baronibus de Scaccario nostro, apud 
 Westmonasterium, a Die Pasche in xv dies, cum rotulis, talliis, brevibus, et 
 omnibus aliis compotum suum tangentibus, ad reddendum nobis compotum 
 nondum de exitibus terrarum predictarum de toto tempore quo idem Johannes 
 habuit inde Custodiam ex Commissione dicti Patris nostri, et nondum com- 
 putavit, etc. Teste H. de Stauntone " (Westminster, 14 Feb.). Return, No 
 Clerk of that name beneficed in the Diocese. 
 
 255. Wm. de la Slade (as before, No. 246). Return, His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 256. Nich. de Lovetot [Symond and the Executors of Ralph le Blund, deceased] 
 (as before, No. 2l2).~Return,As No. 241. 
 
 257. Rob. le Sauser (as before, No. 60). Return. His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 258. Archdn. Adam de Carletone ; his debt to the Executors of Thos. de la Hyde 
 (see No. 213). Return, " Tstud Breve non fuimus ulterius executi." 
 
 259. Ralph de Arundelle, late R. of St. Columb-major ; his debt to the Executors 
 of Thos. de Cprnubia, clerk. "Non fuit retornatum, eo quod Partes pacificate 
 fuerunt ante diem. [Written by Bishop Grandisson on an erasure]," 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 431 
 
 A.D. 260. Received at Horseley, 6 April, Rd. Sprigge (as before, No. 111}. Return, 
 
 1315. " adeo tarde." 
 
 fol. 261. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). -Return, As No. 241. 
 
 205. 262. Received at Walworth, 27 April, Thos. de Sweynesie (as be/ ore, No. 93). 
 
 Return, No effects. 
 263. Received, as above, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, No 
 
 effects. 
 264. Reginald, V. of St. Crovvan, "ad respondendum. Nich. Pollard, quare vi et 
 
 armis, etc." Return, "tarde venit." 
 
 265. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 212). Return, As No. 241. 
 266. " Breve super Decima concessa Regi," The King urges immediate payment: 
 the money was sorely needed for the prosecution of the war against the Scots 
 (Westminster, 15 March). 
 
 fol, 267. "Breve secundum super eodem," "jam nobis frequentibus quorundam 
 205b. Fidelium nostrornm assercionibus nunciatur quod Scotorum inimicorum et 
 rebellium nostrorum obstinata elacio in tautam effertur audaciam, hiis diebus, 
 ut, perpetratis per ipsos hactenus flagiciis minime saciati, fines Regni nostri 
 celeriter hostili aggressu ingredi machinantur, ad mala que poterunt ibidem 
 inhumaniter perpetranda ; propter quod, ad resistendum ipsorum malicie, 
 quosdam Magnates et Fideles nostros, cum sufficient! posse, ad Partes illas 
 celeriter proponimus destinare " (Westminster, 26 April). 
 
 26. " Et memorandum quod postea venit tercimn Breve super eodem, cujus 
 copia inseritur in Registro de Beneficiis et aliis Memorandis, cum Returno 
 ejusdem." Seep. 350. 
 
 269- "Received by Ralph Germeyn (V. G., Episcopo absente}, Richard, R. of 
 Petertavy " ad respondendum Gilberto de Redisford de Placito quare secutus 
 est Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc." Return, His Benefice sequestrated. 
 270. Nich. de Lovetot (as before, No. 2). Return, No effects ; he had resigned 
 
 [Stokenham], and his successor had been instituted. 
 2"1. Breve Beriane, ' 
 
 -The King to the Bishop. "Mandamus vobis quod venire 
 faciatis coram nobis, in Oct. S. Michaelis, ubicumque, etc., Magistrum 
 Johannem Godrevy [R. of St. Perran-Uthno] ad respondendum nobis de Placito 
 quare, cum Eccl. Saucte Beriane, in Cornubia, Libera Capella nostra sit et esse 
 debeat, et Progenitorum nostrorum Regum Anglie fuerit ab antiquo, ac, una 
 cum Prebendis ejusdem Capelle annexis, ab omni Jurisdiccione Ordinaria 
 exempta, libera penitus et immunis, idem Magister Johannes Jurisdiccionem 
 Ordinariam in Capella predicta et membris ejus exercuit, et Matheum de 
 Boyleau, Decanum Capelle predicte, ac Ministros ejusdem Capelle ad responden- 
 dum coram eo super aliquibus Capellam illam tangentibus citari fecit, in nostri 
 et Regie Dignitatis nostre prejudicmm et libertatis et immunitatis Capelle 
 nostre pvedicte derogacionem maiiifestam, et contra Prohibicionem uostram, ut 
 dicitur. Et unde Vicecomes noster Cornubie nobis retornavit a Die Pasche in 
 xv dies, quod predictus Magister . . . clericus vester est, et non habet laicum 
 feodum in Ballivia sua per quod potest attachiari. Et habeas ibi hoc Breve. 
 Teste R. le Brabazoun" (Westminster, 10 June). Return, Sequestration 20s. 
 
 272. Rd. Sprigge (as before, No. 2II).Return,~2 marks (by Bealle). 
 
 273. Giles, R. of St. Ive (asbefore, No. 183). Return, He resigned St. Ive, a year 
 
 or more ago, and left the Diocese. 
 
 fol. 274. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, Sequestration 40s.; no 
 
 20G. purchasers, " plus, vero, sequestrare non potuimus de bonis ejusdem, hac vice ; 
 
 ex eo quod idem Robertus, antequam istud Breve recepimus, ornnia bona sua 
 
 Ecclesiastica que potuit vendidit, et pecuniam exinde pre manibus recepit ; ita 
 
 quod vix de residue possit deserviri Ecclesie sue in Divinis." 
 
 275. Thos. de Sweinsie (as before, No. 93), Return. Sequestration of his 
 "modica Prebendula," 20s. ; no buyers. 
 
 276. The King to the Bishop, Referring to the " Decima Sexannalis " (see Nos. 
 266268), the King hopes that the Bp. has not forgotten ail about it, as he still 
 retains part thereof, " et, insuper, qualiter in eodem Parliamento per . . Archi- 
 episcopum et ceteros Prelatos, etc. tractatum extitit et finaliter concordatum 
 quod aliquos Magnates, cum certo armatorum numero, ad Partes Marchie 
 Scocie, ibidem pro securitate et defensione earundem Parcium morat tiros, ac 
 eciam navigium usque ad certum numerum navium, hominibus defensabilibus 
 bene et sufticienter munitarum, supra mare, tarn versus Partes Orientales quam 
 Occidentales, mitteremus, ad dictorum inimicorum nostrorum maliciam cum 
 
432 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. Dei adjutorio reprimendam. Verum, licet nos, juxta Ordinacionem predictam, 
 1315. dilectum consanguineum et fidelem nostrum Adomarum de Valencia, Comitem 
 Pembrochie, et diversos alios Magnates, cum decenti numero armatorum, tain 
 equitum quam peditum, ad dictas Partes, necnon et quosdam, cum uavigio 
 sufficienti et hominibus defensabilibus versus Occidentem et, eciam, Orientem, 
 super mare jam miserimus, qui adhuc ibidem moram faciunt, ad resistendum 
 malicie urimicorum nostrorum predictorum, et circa hoc posita sit tota pecunia 
 recepta de dicta Decima et de Subsidio nobis per laicos in eodem Parliamento 
 concesso, et, eciam, magna pars exituum Regni nostri, quia Robertus de Brus, 
 et ceteri, et Scoti inimici et rebelles nostri supradicti, in ingenti armatorum 
 multitudine, Partes Marchie subito et prodicionaliter postmodum sunt ingressi, 
 et Civitatem nostram Karliol hostiliter obsidere, et totam patriam in circuitu 
 depredare, incendere, et devastare presumpserunt, ac, flagiciis hujusmodi 
 nondum saciati, set iniquitatis sue brachia lacius extendere et more barbarico 
 sanguinem effundere cupientes Christianum, Edvvardum de Brus, fratrem dicti 
 Roberti, cum magna armatornm multitudine, tarn equitum quam peditum, ad 
 Partes Hybernie destinarunt, qui jam Partes illas hostiliter sunt ingressi, ad 
 mala que poterunt inibi perpetranda ; et nichilominus idem Robertus et 
 complices sui predicti Partes Marchie predicte adhuc repentinis aggressibus 
 devastare et destruere molliuntur ; propter quod nos, ad Civitatem nostram 
 Lincolnie nuper personaliter accedentes, una cum prefato Archiepiscopo et 
 quibusdam aliis Prelatis, ac Comitibus Lancastrie, Richemundie, et Herefordie, 
 et quibnsdam aliis Baronibus et Magnatibus de Regno nostro, quos ibidem 
 venire fecimus ex hac causa, colloquium habuimus super premissis eventibus et 
 tractatum ; et de communi eorundem consilio extitit ordinatum quod nos ad 
 Partes Eboraci, citra F. Omnium Sanctorum, personaliter accedamus, ad moram 
 ibidem una cum Comitibus predictis et pluribus aliis Magnatibus, pro salvacione 
 Terre nostre et destruccione inimicorum nostrorum predictorum, faciendam. 
 Considerantes, igitur, quod pro mora nostra in Parti bus ill is in magna habun- 
 dancia victualia et denarios oporteat necessario nos habere, et quod quilibet de 
 Regno nostro pro defensione et salvacione dicti Regni, in tarn urgentissima 
 necessitate, manum debet pro viribus apponere adjutricem, vos affectuose 
 requirimus et rogamus quatiuus, premissis diligenti consideracione pensatis, 
 fol. velitis dictam Decimam . . . nobis persolvere, etc. Teste meipso, apud 
 206b. Lincolniam. " [ 1 Sept.]. Return, " Informatores pro Collectoribus Decime . . 
 una cum pecunia, etc., propter viarum discrimina, hiis diebus, et pericula 
 latronum, in comitiva nostra propria ad Scaccarium . . . noviter sunt venturi." 
 277. Reginald, V. of St. Crowan (as bejore, No. 264). Return, His Benefice 
 
 sequestrated. 
 
 278. Received by Ralph Germeyn, V.G., "ipso Domino extra Angliam 
 agente," David de Penylles [R. of ffarf&rd], his debt to Wm. de Stoweforde 
 [see p. 105]. Return, Sequestration of his Benefice. 
 
 279. Master John de Launseles, V. of Liskeard, "ad respondendum tarn Regi 
 quam Joh. de Hendra, Rog, le Fevre, Job. Waughe, Joh. Wolleberie, Ade 
 Eustaz, Simoni Boys, Waltero del Wille, Gilb. le Wis, Ric. le Scotre, et Waltero 
 de la Dene, de Placito quare, cum idem Magister J ohannes attachiatus esset 
 coram Justiciariis apud Westmonasterium, . . . secutus est Placitum in Curia 
 Christianitatis, etc." Return,- -Sequestration of his Benefice. 
 280. The same repeated ; Return, the same. "Et memorandum quod in priore 
 Brevi ista clausula continebatur, quod predicti Johannes et alii prius nominati 
 habuerunt inde diem coram Justiciariis apud Westmonasterium in Oct. S. Joh. 
 Bapt. proximo preteritis ; Magister Johannes, pendente inter eos in prefata Curia 
 predicto Placito, nichilominus in prefata Curia Christianitatis secutus est idem 
 Placitum, quousque, sentencia in ipsos Johannem, etc., ad sectam predicti Mag- 
 istri Johannis promulgata, ipsos Johannem, etc,, excommunicari fecit, ut sic eos 
 impedire possit quominus Placitum Attachiamenti predicti coram prefatis 
 Justiciariis, secundum Legem et Consuetudinem Regni, prosequi possent ; et, 
 postea, Breve Regis de ipsis Johanne, etc., tanquam Claves Ecclesie contemp- 
 nentibus, capiendis, jam Vicecomiti Cornubie porrexerit, ut dicitur ; in Corone 
 et Dignitatis Regie lesionem et predictorum Johannis et ceterorum dispendium 
 non modicum, etc.". 
 
 281. Thos. de Sweynesye (as before, No. 93). Return, The Bp. sends 20s. (by 
 Bealle); the '< Prebendula" would yield no more " cujus fructus omnes 
 exceptis xxs. predictis qui pauci fuerunt, diu est vendidit, et pecuniam exiude 
 premanibus recepit." 
 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 433 
 
 A.D.282. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No, 17). Return, 40s. (by Bealle). 
 1315.2S3. Wra. de Forstrete, V. of Axminster, --his debt to Walter, late Bp. of 
 fol. Worcester, and others, Executors of Wrn. de Bliburghe. Return, No effects, 
 207. at present ; all future Oblations have been sequestrated, 
 
 284. John Godrevy (as before, No. 271). Return, Sequestration, 10s. 
 
 285. Ed. de Beaupre, on account of like interference with Matthew de Boylewe, 
 
 Dean of St. Buryan. Return,- -His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 286. Master Rob. de Polhorman, "ad respondendum Ric. le White de Placito 
 
 quare ipse, simul cum Thoma, le Somenour de Penwith, et Magistro Willelmo 
 
 Trevendus, tenuit Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc." Return, Polhor- 
 
 raan's Benefice sequestrated, 20s. 
 
 287. Thos. de Glen, R. of St. Ruan [-Major] ; his debt (40) to Margery, relict of 
 
 Walter de Treverbyn. Return, -Sequestration 20s. 
 
 288. The King to the Bishop, " Cum inter Ricardum, quondam Regem Alemanie 
 et Comitem Cornubie, et tunc-Priorem de Lancestone, Personam Eccl. de 
 Liskerede, et Vicarium Eccl. ejusdem Ville, in exoneracionem tenencium predict! 
 Comitis predicte Ville de Liskerede, super decimis de molendinis in eadem Villa 
 percipiendis, concordatum extitisset et conventum, videlicet, quod prefatus 
 Rector viijs. , et predictus Vicarius vjs. viijd sterlingorum, ac eorum successores, 
 singulis annis in perpetuum, nomine decime molendinorum predictorum tantum- 
 modo perciperent et haberent ; et, licet iidem tenentes, et eorum antecessores 
 ejusdem Ville, hujusmodi decimam, juxta formam concordie et convencionis 
 predictarum, semper hactenus persolvissent, nichilominus Joh. Launseles, nunc 
 Vicarius dicte Ecclesie, tenentes predictos super Integra decima molendinorum 
 predictorum coram vobis trahit in Placitum, et ipsos ea occasione inquietat 
 multipliciter et injuste, in ipsorum dispendium non modicum et gravamen ; 
 propter quod iidem tenentes sibi per nos petierunt de remedio provideri. Nos, 
 igitur, per dilectos et fideles nostros, Hugonem de Courtenay, Joh. de Foxle, et 
 Joh. de Westecote, vel duos eorum, quos ad inquirendum de premissis assign- 
 avimus jam de novo, volentes super premissis plenius cerciorari, quanta 
 videlicet decima pro molendinis predictis dari cousuevit tempore quo molendina 
 ilia fuerunt in manu predict! Comitis, et utrum aliqua composicio inde facta 
 fuit, ut predictum est, necne, et de tenore composicionis illius et de omnibus 
 aliis circumstanciis negocium illud tangentibus quoquo modo, vobis mandamus, 
 sicut pluries mandavimus, quod, si aliquod Placitum, ad sectam ipsius Johannis, 
 sit coram vobis super decimis supradictis versus tenentes predictos, tune 
 Placito illi, pendente Inquisicione predicta ulterius tenendo, supersedeatis 
 oinnino, et Sentenciam, si quam versus eos fulmiuaveritis, ex hac causa, faciatis 
 interim relaxari; vel vos ipsi sitis coram nobis a die S. Hillarii in xv dies, 
 ubicumque, etc., ostensuri quare Mandatis nostris tociens vobis inde directis 
 minime paruistis, ita quod loquela ilia tune sit ibi in eodem statu in quo fuit in 
 Curia nostra coram nobis in crastino Ascensionis Domini ultimo preterito [2 
 May], quando remansit sine die, eo quod vos ipsi ad tune habuistis proteccionem, 
 nostram duraturam usque ad Festum S. Michaelis proximo sequens, Et habeatis, 
 etc. Teste R. le Brabauzon " (Westminster, 13 Nov.). Return, " Nullum est 
 Placitum coram nobis ad sectam Johannis, Vic. Eccles. de Liskerede, super 
 decimis de quibus fit mencio in hoc Brevi ; nee aliquam Sentenciam ad sectam 
 Domini Johannis fulminavimus contra teneutes Ville de Liskerede." 
 fol. 289. Dated, Westminster, 9 Dec., The King complains that large arrears of the 
 207b. Tenth were still due, and urges the Bp. to expedite matters. He was sorely 
 pressed for money, and gi*ave dangers threatened the Church and Realm. 
 Return, The Bishop, after consulting the D. and C., sent (by John de Glasneya) 
 200 silver marks. It had been found impossible, thus far, to collect more in his 
 Diocese. 
 
 290. " Edwardus, etc., omnibus ad quos, etc. Sciatis quod, cum nuper . . Joh. 
 de Sandale, Cancellarius noster, tune tenens locum Thesaurarii nostri, et . . . 
 Rob. Banyard, ac dilecti mercatores nostri Antonius Pessaigne, Joh. de Bureford, 
 Willelmus Cumbmartin, Willelmus Trente, Willelmus Servat, Willelmus de 
 Donecastre, et Joh. Vanne, ad requisicionem nostram, per recognicionem ad 
 Scaccarium nostrum factam, pro nobis se obligassent Venerabili Patri, Episcopo 
 Exon., et Decano et Capitulo Eccl. S. Petri Exon., in CCC marc., solvendis 
 eidem Episcopo, Decano, et Capitulo, in F. Pasche proximo preterito [23 March], 
 et concessissemus, pro nobis et heredibus nostris, quod prefati Episcopus, etc. 
 de proximo auxilio nobis a Clero Cantuariensis Provincie ex tune concedendo, 
 si ante dictum F. Pasche contingeret concedi, usque ad dictam smnmam CCC 
 
 2s 
 
434 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. marc, in Dioc. Exon., colligere, recipere, et penes se retinere possent, in 
 1315 - satisfaccionem pecunie per dictos Clericura, Militem, et mercatores recognite, 
 ... si ad hoc sufficeret ; et quod iidera Clericus etc., de eadem pecunia sic 
 recognita, vel saltem de tanto quantum dicti Episcopus, etc,, de dicto auxilio 
 sic levassent et penes se retinuissent, penitus essent quieti ; et quod eadem 
 recognicio quoad summam illam nullius penitus esset valoris, eadem recognicione 
 quoad residuum in suo robore permanente ; et postmodum predicti Episcopus, etc., 
 solucionem dicte pecunie, nobis per ipsos sic mutuate, quam de decima a Clero Reg- 
 ni nostri, pro expedicione negocioruin nostrorum, ante dictum F. Pasche concessa, 
 in primo termino solucionis ejusdem, videlicet in F. Inven. S. Crucis proximo 
 preterite, [3 May], juxta tenorem Literarum nostrarum Patencium eis inde 
 confectarum, retinuisse poterunt, usque ad secundurnterminum solucionis dicte 
 decime, videlicet usque ad F. Exalt. S. Crucis proximo sequens [14 Sept. ], et 
 jam, pro quibusdam arduis et urgentissimis negociis nobis incumbentibus, usque 
 ad proximum Parliamentum nostrum, licet de dicta decima predictam pecuniam 
 sic mutuatam penes se retinuissent, de assensu dictorum Johannis, Roberti, 
 Antonii, etc., consenciencium quod recognicio predicta nichilominus in suo 
 robore peruianeat, ad nostri requisiciones duxerint prorogandam, nos, volentes 
 predictorum Episcopi, etc., securitati in hac parte prospicere, ut tenemur, eis de 
 predictis CCC marc, in dicto Parliamento nostro, sine dilacione ulteriori, satis- 
 faccionem competentem facere promittimus bona fide ; alioquin recognicio 
 predicta in omnibus sui roboris obtineat firmitatem, nou obstante proteccioue, 
 prohibicione, seu alia immunitate, per nos . . . prefatis Clerico, etc., in 
 contrarium concessa, seu eciam concedenda" (Clipston, 1 NovA 
 fol. 291. Rob. de Cestre (asbefore, IVo. 17). Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 2 8- 292. Thos. de Sweyneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, " &deo tarde, etc." 
 293. The King to the Bishop, ''Quia Vicarii Eccl. de Glaseneya, Canonici de 
 Glasneya, Cancellarius . . . et Precentor Exon. Eccl., clerici sunt et non habent 
 laicum feodum unde aliqui denarii levari possunt, prout Vicecomes noster 
 Comitatus Cornubie retornavit, coram Baronibus de Scaccario nostro, in crastino 
 S. Michaelis proximo preterite ; vobis mandamus quod de bonis Ecclesiasticis 
 predictorum Vicariorum . . . fieri faciatis xiijs. iiijd., quos debent karissime 
 Consorti nostre, Isabel] e, Regine Anglie, de auro suo, de fine x marc, pro 
 confirmacione cujusdam Scripti super Appropriacione Ecclesie Sancti Aluni 
 habenda ; et, eciam, de bonis Ecclesiasticis predictorum Canonicorum . . . fieri 
 faciatis xiijs. iiijd. quos debent eidem Coiisorti nostre, de auro suo, de fine x 
 'marc, pro confirmacione quarundam Literarum et cujusdam Scripti habenda ; et 
 de bonis Ecclesiasticis predicti Cancellarii . . . fieri faciatis xxvjs. viijd, quos 
 debent eidem Consorti nostre, de auro suo, de fine xx marc, pro confirmacione 
 cujusdam Scripti Petri, nuper Exon. Episcopi, super Appropriacione Ecclesie 
 Sancte Neweline in Cornubia habenda ; et de bonis Ecclesiasticis predicti 
 Precentoris . . . fieri faoiatis iiij marc, quas debet eidem Consorti nostre, de 
 auro suo, de fine xl marc., pro confirmacioue cnjusdam Scripti predicti Episcopi 
 super Appropriacione Eccl. de Peyntone, Precentorie dicte Eccl. Exon. facta, 
 ita qxiod denarios illos habeatis ... ad Scaccarium nostrum ... in crastino 
 S. Hillarii [14 Jan.], Johanni Deneri, custodi auri ejusdem, solvendos, et hoc 
 Breve" (Westminster, 10 Dec.). Return," adeo tarde, etc." 
 294. Rd. Sprigge (as before, No. 211). Return, 2 marks (by Bealde). 
 A.D. 295. Rewcacio Brevis de Liskered (Clipston, 8 March), " certis de causis 
 1315- mandamus quod, non obstante Mandate nostro predicto . . . ulterius in hac 
 16 parte fieri faciatis quod ad forum Ecclesiasticum noveritis pertinere." 
 fol. 296. Thos. de Sweyneseye (asbefore, No. 93). Return, The " modica Prebend- 
 208b. nia had yielded barely 20s. (sent by Bealde). 
 
 297, Rob. de Cestre (a* before, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 
 298. Roger de Sancto Constantino (as before, No. 201). Return, -Sequestration 
 
 40s. 
 
 399. Rd. Sprigge (as before, No. 211). Return, "tarde venit." 
 300. The Vicars of Glasney, etc., (see No. 293). Return, The moneys were 
 
 paid, some time ago, to John Denery, the Queen's Receiver. 
 
 A.D. 301. Dated Westminster, 28 April, The Bp. to deal forthwith with the case of 
 
 '316 the R. of St. Cleer, who had not paid xiijs. iiijd., due on account of the Tenth 
 
 granted to the King the year before.- Return, The Writ was received just as 
 
 the Bp. was starting for Foreign Parts ; he had passed it on to his Official. 
 
 302. Dated Westminster, 6 May, The King to the Bishop, "Ex parte . . . 
 
 Prioris Eccl. Christi Cantuar. nobis est ostensum quod, licet ipse Cs. redditus, 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 435 
 
 A,D. cum pertinenciis, in Dockumbe, in Parochia <ie Mortone [Moreton-Hampstead]^ 
 61Q - habeat, pro quibus, tanquam deTemporalibus Spiritualibus annexis,decimam cum 
 Clero dat et hactenus dare consuevit, et aliqua alia Temporalia seu Spiritualia in 
 Diocesi ilia non habeat, nee habuerit temporibus retroactis, Collectores, tamen, 
 Decime in Diocesi vestra predicta, asserentes ipsum Priorem bona Spiritualia in 
 Diocesi predicta ad vjli. taxata, ultra predictum redditum, habere, cum non 
 habeat, xijs. ab ipso Priore ad Decimam nobis inde prestandam exigunt, in ipsius 
 Prioris dispendium non modicum et gravamen. Et, quia eidem Priori justiciam 
 fieri volumus in hac parte, vobis mandamus quod, vocatis coram vobis illis de 
 visneto de Dockumbe quos ad hoc videritis fore vocandos, per sacramentum 
 eorundem diligenter inquiratis si idem Prior habeat, seu unquam habuit, aliqua 
 alia bona Spiritualia seu Temporalia, alibi in Episcopatu predicto, quam ea que 
 habet in presenti in prefata Parochia de Mortone ; et si sic, tune que bona 
 Spiritualia vel Temporalia, et ubi. Et de toto facto vestro in hac parte 
 Thesaurario et Baronibus de Scaccario nostro, apud Westmonasterium, quam 
 primura poteritis . . . constare faciatis." Return, The Prior has nothing 
 fol. 209. in the Diocese, except at Doccumbe ; and never had. 
 
 303. Eeceived in London. Wm. de Forestret (as before, No. 283. Return, As 
 No. 301. 
 
 304. "Ad inquirendum de Pluralitate, Quia Decanus et Capitulum Exon., 
 Collectores Decime nobis a Clero Cantuariensis Provincie Anno Kegni nostri 
 octavo concesse in Episcopatu predicto, nuper computantes ad Scaccarium 
 nostrum de Decima predicta, petierunt allocacionem sibi fieri de vjs. pro Eccl, 
 Sancte Grade, et de iijs. pro Eccl. de Udno Parva [St. Perran-Uthno], et de 
 iiijs. pro Prebenda que fuit Willelmi Pauncefot in Eccl. Sancti Karantoci, et de 
 vs. pro Eccl. Sancti Erruetis, et de iiijs. pro Prebenda que fuit Magistri Thome 
 de Buttone in Eccl. Saucti Probi, de quibus onerantur super compotum suum 
 de Decima antedicta, pro rata Decime predicte Ecclesias et Prebendas predictas 
 contingentis, pro eo quod in Rotulis Taxacionis bonorum Spiritualium Cleri 
 Episcopatus predicti ad Scaccarium nostrum in Thesauro existentibus iuseritur 
 quod possessores Ecclesiarum et Prebendarum predictarum alibi beneficiati 
 existunt, et unde propter exilitatem eorundem Beneficiorum, et pro eo quod 
 iidem possessores alia Beneficia non optinent in presenti, nichil levarunt, 
 nt asserunt, nos, volentes, priusquam fiat hiis allocacio in hac parte, per vos 
 cerciorari si possessores . . . aut eorum aliquis, alia Beneficia quam ea que 
 superius nominantur habeant in presenti, et, si sic, tune que et ubi " (West- 
 minster, 12 May). Return, "Inquisita juxta formam hujus Breyis et super 
 contentis in eodem veritate, invenimus quod . . . alia Beneficia . . . non 
 habent in presenti." 
 
 305. Adam de Carletone (as before, No. 213). Return, The revenues of the 
 Archdeaconry sequestrated 5 marks. 
 
 306. Rd. Sprigge (as before, No. 211). No Return. 
 
 307. Wm. de Forstrete (as before, No. 283). Return, 60s. (by Brankescombe). 
 
 308. Gilbert, "Persona Eccl. Sancti Martini, de Rokebere," and the D. and C. 
 of Rouen, " de Placito quare vi et armis bona et catalla ipsorum Decani, etc. , ad 
 Valencia m Cs., apud Oteri" . . . cepit, etc. Return, Sequestration 405. 
 fol. 309." Ad levandum de illis bladis Edmundi de Knovyle [R. of Georgeham] et 
 209b. Magistri Reginaldi de Campo Amulphi [R. of Ifracombe], in terris crescentibus 
 dicti Edmundi ad valenciam x marc., et . . Reginaldi ad valenciam xxs., que 
 nuper per nos sequestrata fuerunt, . . predictas x marc, quas . . Edmundus debet 
 Domino Regi de fine pro transgressione, et predictos xxs. quos . . Reginaldus 
 debet Domino Regi pro eodem ; et habendum illos denarios ad Scaccarium . . in 
 crastino S. Michaelis. Return, So little time allowed that the Bp. could only 
 send 5 marks (by Brankescombe). 
 
 310. Slade and Colif orders before, No. 246). Return, Slade's "modica Vicaria" 
 [Dean-Prior] sequestrated -20*. Coliforde not beneficed in the Diocese. 
 
 311. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 20s. (by Brankescombe). 
 
 312. Thos. de Sweyneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, <iQs. (by Brankes- 
 combe), raised with difficulty from the "Prebendula." 
 
 313. Walter, " Persona Eccl. de Thorntone "; his debt to the Abbat of Oseney. 
 Return, " Licet plures sunt Persone diversarum Ecclesiarum, nostre Diocesis, 
 vocate hoc nomine Walterus, nullus, tamen, est in eadem nostra Diocesi vocatus 
 Walterus, Persona, Ecdesie de Thorntone, quia nulla est Ecclesia in nostra 
 Diocesi taliter nuncupata." See No, 321. 
 
436 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D.314. The same, varied thus, "quare ipse [Walterus quondam Persona, etc.], 
 
 1316. simul cum Elia de Tyngewike, Persona Eccl. de Thorntone, et Malculmo 
 
 Chastiloun, vi et armis, bona et catalla ipsius Abbatis ad valenciam Cli. , apud 
 
 Thorntone inventa, cepit, etc."- Return, Istud Breve nullo modo exequi 
 
 potuimus, ex eo quod, licet multi vocati hoc nomine Walterus beneficiati sint in 
 
 nostra Diocesi, nescimus, tamen, quod aliquis sit beneh'ciatus in eadem vocatus 
 
 Walterus, quondam Persona Eccl. de Thorntone, quia nulla est Ecclesia, etc." 
 
 315. John de Sanghefele, clerk, "ad respondendum Joh. le Moneke de Placito 
 
 quare secutus est Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc." Return, "adeo 
 
 tarde, etc. " 
 
 316. John de Glasneye [R. of Clyst-St. George], and Roger de Sydeburi, V. of 
 Heavitree, Executors of Thos. de Harpetrewe ; their debt to Walter Gambon, 
 " de Blakepole." Return, " adeo tarde, etc." 
 
 317. -Slade and Coliforde (as before, No. 246). Return," adeo tarde, etc." 
 fol. 318. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 20s. (by Brankescombe). 
 
 210. 319. Knovyle and Champernoun (as before, No. 309). -Return, 5 marks from 
 
 Knovyle ; 20s., from Champernoun (by Brankescombe). 
 320. Thos. de Sweyneseye (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 321. As Nos. 313 and 314; but right this time" Walterus de [Cromhalle], 
 
 Persona Ecclesie de Blaketoritone," "ad reddendum Ade de Herwyntone et 
 
 Thome de Elyngham, cleiicis, assignatis Abbatis de Oseneye, etc." Return, 
 
 "tarde venit." 
 322. John [de Penfenten], V. of Antony "ad respondendum Steph. de Hac- 
 
 combe de Placito quare secutus est Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc." 
 
 Return, Sequestration 20s. 
 323. John de Okebere, jun, ; his debt (25 marks) to Jas. de Hyspannia. 
 
 Return, 20s., " per Sequestrum . . cujusdam modice Capelle [Rousdon] quam 
 
 optinet in nostra Diocesi." 
 324. Wm. de Forstrete (as before, No. 283).- Return,- 20s. (by Belde), raised 
 
 with great difficulty, owing to the poverty of the Benefice. 
 325. Slade and Coliforde (as before, No. 246). Return, 11 adeo tarde, etc." 
 326. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 327. Thos. de Sweynesey (as before, No. 93). Return, No effects. 
 fol. 328. -Walter, R. of Black Torrington (No. 321). -Return, -100s. (by Belde). 
 2iOb.329. Dated at Scrobi, 8 Dec., "Super Decima, secundo Regi concessa" 
 330. Wm. de Forstrete (as before, No. 283). Return, -"tarde venit." 
 331. Rd. de Plumstoke, "ad levandum . . Cs., quos Joh. de Merkynfeld et 
 
 socii sui, Executores Testament! Willelmi de Hameltone, recuperarunt . . . 
 
 occasione cujusdam debiti xijfo'., et quos . . assignaverunt Rob. deNotyngham, 
 
 Clerico Brevium de Scaccario." Return, "tarde venit." 
 332. The same demanding 6 on account. Return, " tarde venit." 
 333. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, No effects. 
 
 A.D.334. Received in London, 16 April,- Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 1317. Return,- -45s. "quos per particulas et cum difficultate levari fecimus." 
 
 335. Received in London, 18 April, Ralph de Doune, jun., R. of Goodleigh, 
 
 near Barnstaple; his debt to Wm. de Forstret, V. of Axminster. Return, 
 
 Istud Breve nobis liberatum fuit die Lune post Quindenam Pasche [18 April], 
 
 Londoniis, ita quod ipsum exequi non potuimus quoquo raoclo." 
 fol. 336. Received in London, 22 April, Wm. de Forstrete (as before, No. 283). 
 
 211. Return, 40s. (by Brankescombe), " eciam cum magna difficultate." 
 
 337. Received in London, 2 May, Reginald, V. of St. Crowan, "ad responden- 
 dum Nich. Pollard . . quare vi et armis in ipsum Nicholaum, apud Margasyou 
 [Marazion], insultum fecit, et ipsum verberavit, yulneravit, etc." The Bp. to 
 shew cause why he had not executed the former Writ, or made Return thereof. 
 Return, Sequestration 1 mark; the Bp. had not received the Writ referred 
 to. But see No. 264. 
 
 338, Received in London, 8 May, Steph. de Brawode, clerk," ad reddendum 
 compotum de exitibus minere de toto tempore quo habuit inde custodiam ex 
 parte Domini Regis." Return, His Benefice sequestrated.. 
 
 339. Received at Stockwell, 11 May, Glasneye and Sideburi (as before, No. 
 316). Return," adeo tarde." 
 
 340. -Received at Stockwell, 12 May, Steph. de Brawode; his debt (700) to 
 Queen Margaret. Return, His Benefice sequestrated. 
 
 341. Received (same day and place), -Jordan, R. of Cardinham " ad respou- 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS; 437 
 
 A.D. dendum Margarete, que fuit uxor Jocei de Dynham, de Placito quare, vi et 
 1317. arnns, arbores ipsius Margarete, ad valenciara xli., apud Cardinan nuper 
 crescentes, succidit et asportavit, etc." Return Sequestration 20s, 
 
 342. --Received at Stockwell, 18 May, Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 Return, The Bp. had done all he could, in obedience to the former Writ, and 
 could do no more. 
 
 343. Received, same day and place, Ralph de Doune (as before, No. 335). 
 Return, " adeo tarde." 
 
 344. Received (same place) 22 May, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 
 Return, No effects. 
 
 fol. 345. Received in London, 18 June, Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 21 Ib. Return, 55s. (by Brankescombe). 
 
 346. Dated, Westminster, 7 June, " Sciatis quod concessimus Thome de 
 Sweyneseye quod reddat nobis . . xxvli. xiijd. ob. quad., quos nobis debet de 
 remanente compoti sui de tempore quo fuit custos minere in Comitatu Devonie 
 ad terminos quos ei dedimus." He was not to be disturbed till Michaelmas ; 
 the Sequestration to be relaxed meanwhile. 
 
 347.- Received in London, 3 July, Walter de Ferers, R. of Beer [Bere Ferrers] ; 
 his debt to John Elger, " heymonger." Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 348. Received in London, 2 July, " ad venire faciendum coram Justiciariis . . . 
 apud Westmonasterium, a die S. Michaelis in xv dies, vel coram Joh. de 
 Benstede, si prius die Luneproxima post Festum S. Mathei, Apostoli [26 Sept.], 
 apud Launcevetone venerit, Henricum Bisshop, clericum, testem nonrinatum in 
 quadam Carta quam Rogerus le Taillour, de Bodminia, et Meliora uxor ejus, in 
 Curia ejusdem Regis . . apud Westmonasterium, prpferunt, sub nomine Joh. 
 de Arundel, de una carucata terre, cum pertinenciis, in Tregeusteke juxta 
 Withiel, unde Walterus, Episc. Exon., in Curia Regis . . clamat Custodiam, ut 
 jus suum, versus eos, ad faciendum juratam illam simul c im Michaele le Petit, 
 conteste predicti Henrici in predicto Scripto nominato, et xij juratoribus de 
 Comitatu Cornubie." Return, His Benefice, Treneglos, sequestrated 20s. 
 
 349.- -Dated, 5 July, Steph. de Brawode (see No. 338) having begun to render 
 his account, the King commands the Sequestration to be relaxed. 
 
 350. Received at Stockwell, Walter, R, of Black Torriugton (as before, No. 
 321). Return 100s. (by Bealle). 
 
 351. Received at Schelford, near Nottingham, 26 July, John de Lyneleghe, R. 
 of Diptford ; his debts to Ralph de Paxtone, V. of Camel Queen's, andRd. de 
 Paxtone, V. of Somerton ; also, the debts to the same of Nich. de Wedergrave, 
 R. of Compton-Martin, and Nich. de Wavyndone, R. of Mapperton [who 
 was R. of Diptford, before Lyneleghe. He resigned for Mappertou and was 
 succeeded by Wedergrave in 1323 (Weaver)}. Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 352.- -Received at Bishopsnympton, 18 Aug., Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 
 
 17). Return, 20s. (by Brankescombe), obtained with difficulty; Robert had 
 
 sold his produce, etc., "et magnam pecuniam pro eisdem premanibus recepit." 
 
 fol. 353. Received, same day and place, The Prior of Christchurch, Canterbury (as 
 
 212. before, No. 302). Return, As before. 
 
 354. Received at Chudleigh, 5 Sept., Stephen de Brawode (as before, No. 340 
 now, 500), No Return. 
 
 355. Received at Clyst, 6 Oct., Glasneye, etc. (as before, No. 316). Return, 
 "tarde venit." 
 
 356. Received at Ashill, 22 Oct., Ralph [de Kaerlunyeck], V. of St. Wendron, 
 "ad respondendum Joh. le Grim de roberia et pace Regis fracta, unde eum 
 appellat." Return, Sequestration 2 marks, 
 
 357. Received at Clyst, 28 Oct., -Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). Return, 
 "tarde venit." 
 
 358. Received in London, 17 Nov., Geoffrey de Farnham (as before, No. 47). 
 
 Return, Sequestration 2 marks. 
 
 359. Received in London, 28 Nov., Win. de Forstrete (as before, No. 283). 
 Return, The Writ received late ; but a small sum sent by Brankescumbe. 
 
 360. Received at Stockwell, 29 Nov., Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 
 Return, Sequestration 6. 
 
 fol, 361. Received at Stockwell, 19 Dec., Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 2l2b. Return, 20s. by Brankescombe. 
 
 362. Received at Horseley, 28 Dec., Stephen de Brawode (as before. Nos 340 
 and m).-Ileturn,--" adeo tarde," 
 
L.D. 368. Received at Clyst, 19 April, Glaseneye, etc. (as before, No. 316). Return, 
 318. Admonished, and their Benefices sequestrated. 
 
 438 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 A. D .363. Received in London, 24 Feb., John [de Malestone], R. of Portsmouth, 
 
 1317- " ad respondendum Rad. de Vernoun de Placito quod teneat convencionem inter 
 18< eos factam de uno mesuagio, cum pertinenciis, in Portlesmuthe." Return, 
 
 Sequestration 40s. 
 
 364. Received at Horseley, 18 March, Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 Return, 60s, (by Belde). 
 
 365. Received, same day and place, Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. 17). 
 Return, No effects. 
 
 366. Received, same day and place, Wm. de Forstrete, an Executor of Wm. de 
 Egleby, deceased; "ad respondendum Joh. de Merkyngfeld, nuper Cancellario 
 de Scaccario, una cum Sibilla, que fuit uxor W. de Egleby, Rogero de Stoke, 
 Thoma Cole, Thorn a le Wodere, et Ric. le Juggere, coexecutoribus suis . . . de 
 xiiij marc., quas ei in juste detinent." Return, The Obventions of the V. of 
 Axminster sequestrated 20s. 
 
 367. Received, same day and place, "Breve de Compoto [Collector um Decline] 
 reddendo." Return, The Collector in Devon, Roger, Prior of St. Nicholas', 
 Exeter, elected Abbat of Battle, had left the Diocese, and some delay was 
 inevitable. 
 A. 
 1318. 
 
 foi. 369. Rob. de Cestre (as before, No. l7)'.Retit,rn,No effects. 
 213. 370. Received at "Kalitone (Callington], 7 June, John Fabian, chaplain, "ad 
 respondendum Nich, de Northpole de Placito quare, vi et armis, quendam 
 bovem ipsius Nicholai, precii xxs., ac alia bona et catalla sua ad valenciam xls., 
 apud Northpole inventa, cepit, abduxit, etc." Return, Not beneficed in the 
 Diocese. 
 
 371. Received at " Cutyngbeke" (in St. Gentian's}, 15 June, John de Harlowe 
 and Matthew de Penfern, "ad respondendum Joh. de Lannerke de Placito quare 
 ipsi, simul cum Adam de Carletone, Joh. de Northecote, Waltero de Carnedone, 
 et Joh. de Penhalou, secuti sunt Placitum in Curia Christianitatis, etc." 
 Return, Herlawe (sic) not beneficed in the Diocese ; Penfern's Benefice [St. 
 Ruan-Minor], sequestrated 20s. 
 
 372. Received at Tywardreath, 11 Aug., Gilbert Berd, of Asshe [Saltash], 
 chaplain, "ad respondendum Nich. de Carletone, Persone Eccl. de Dulo, quare 
 domos et hayas ipsius Nicholai, apud Dulo, vi et armis fregit, et maheremium 
 domorum predictarum, ac alia bona et catalla ibidem inventa, ad valenciam xls., 
 cepit, asportavit, etc. ; necnon herbam et blada ejusdem Nicholai ibidem nuper 
 crescencia, ad valenciam xls., cum averiis suis vicissim depastus fuit, consump- 
 sit, et conculcavit, etc. Return, "tarde venit." 
 
 373. Received at Crediton, 4 Sept., Rd. de Plumstoke (as before, No. 331). 
 Return, "tarde recepimus " but we will remit within the Quinzaine of 
 Michaelmas. 
 
 374. Received at Faringdon, 23 Dec., Okebere (as before, No. 323). Return, 
 
 "tarde venit." 
 A.D.375. Received in London, 17 March, Tristam de Hauville, clerk ; his debt (6) 
 
 1318- to John de Wintone and Rob, de Lambourne, Executors of Wm. de Parys, 
 19 - draper, of London, Return, " tarde venit." 
 
 A.D. 376. Received at York, 11 May, John de Knoville, clerk ; his debt to John de 
 1319. Wottone, Return, He has only a poor Prebend, which had been sequestrated 
 
 one silver mark. [He died Canon of Exeter in 1322 ; see fol. 169]. 
 377. Received, same day and place. Rob. de Pentelowe, R. of Stoke- Fleming, 
 Henry de Coume, and Wm. de Cherletone, chaplain; their debt to Rd. de 
 Morley. Return, " tarde venit." 
 
 fol. 378. Received in London, 13 June, Nich. de Wedergrave, clerk ; his debt to Rd. 
 213b. Tuddeworthe. Return, " tarde venit." 
 
 379. Received in London, 7 Aug., The Master, etc., of St. John's Hosp., 
 
 Bridgewater (109s. Id., on account of Bovey-Tracy) ; Edm. de Knoville (10 marks 
 
 " de fine pro transgressione "), Return, "tarde venit." And the 10 marks 
 
 had been sent already. 
 
 380. Received at Clyst, 27 Aug., Adam de Carletone (as before, No. 213). 
 
 Return, Sequestration 100s. 
 381. Received at Exeter, 23 Sept., John de Knoville, clerk ; his debt to Henry 
 
 le Forester. Return, ec tarde venit." 
 382. Received at Exeter, 5 Oct., Wm. de Keynes, R, of Broadwoodwidger, and 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 439 
 
 A.D. Adam de Stapeldone, R. of Tedburn [-St. Mary], " ad resppndendum Hugoni de 
 
 1318. Curtenay de Placito quare, vi et armis, liberam cliaceam ipsius Hugonis, apud 
 Okamptone, intraverunt, et in ea, sine licencia et voluntate sua, fugaverunt et 
 feras ceperunt et asportaverunt, et in homines et servientes suos ibidem insultum 
 fecerunt, verberaverunt, vulneraverunt, et male tractaverunt ; per quod idem 
 Hugo servicium suum eorundem homiuum et serviencium suorum per magnum 
 tempus amisit ; et alia enormia, etc." Return, Sequestration 40s., each. 
 
 A.D.383. Received at Clyst, 12 Jan., The Hosp. at Bridgewater (as before, No. 379). 
 
 1 3 1 9-20. Return, " tarde venit. ' ' 
 
 A.D. 384. Received in London, 14 April, Reginald Chambron, Parson of Ilfrecome ; his 
 
 1^20. debt (405.) to Arnold de Boweye. Return, "Non est in Diocesi nostra Reginald- 
 us de Chambron, Persona Eccl. de Ilfrecomi; Reginaldus, tamen, de Chambernon, 
 Persona Eccl. de Ilfardicome, districtus est ad valenciam unius marce." 
 385. Received in London, 29 April, Adam de Carletone (as before, No. 213). 
 Return, Sequestration 10 m arks. 
 
 fol. 386. Received in London, 8 June, Wm. de Wengrave [R. of Witheridge], 
 
 214. Matthew de Clivedone, John Gary, and Wm. de Pillonde, Executors of Rob. le 
 Fuiz Payn ; their debt to Master Rob. de Haselshaghc. Return, Sequestration 
 (Wengrave) 40s. 
 387. Received at Salisbury, 15 Aug., Nich. de Wedergrave (as before, No. 378). 
 
 Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 388. Received at Clmdleigh, 3 Sept., Wm. [de Quentone], V. of Awliscombe, 
 clerk, " ad respondendum Priori Hosp. S. Job. Jerusalem in Anglia de Placito 
 quare, vi et armis, clausum ipsius Prior is apud Bothemescombe fregit, et pullos 
 expervariorum suorum {sparrow -hawks], ibidem nidificancium, cepit et asport- 
 avit, etc." Return, Before the Writ was issued he exchanged for Tolland 
 (Dioc. of B. and W.). 
 389. Received in London, 11 Oct., Win, de Wengrave (as before, No. 386). 
 
 Return, "Non fuit retoruatum, quia querens non prosequitur. " 
 390, Received in London, 16 Oct., Baldwin de Bello Prato, clerk, "ad 
 respondendum Bonefacio de Saliciis de Placito quod reddat ei racionabilem 
 compotum suum de tempore quo fuit receptor denariorum ipsius Bonefacii." 
 Return,- " tarde venit." 
 
 391. --Received in London, 15 Nov., Roger de Sancto Constantino, R. of Silver- 
 ton; his debt (20) to John de la Pomeray,. "valleto . . Walteri, Exon. 
 Episcopi, Thesaurarii Regis." Return, Sequestration 1 mark. 
 392, Received in London, 25 Nov., John Lovedrem, R. of Landewednack, and 
 Rd. de Eresi, V. of St. Mullion ; their debt (400) to the Queen, "occasione 
 cujusdam transgressionis eidem Regine . . facte." They had been convicted 
 before the Justices at Launcestou. Return, No effects. 
 
 393. Received in London, 13 Dec., Alan de Bloyhou, R. of Ludgvan (10 marks, 
 "de fine transgressionis"), and Adam de Carletone, Archdn. of Cornwall (9 
 12s. 4d. "de arreragiis firme Ville et Ca-stri de Tremetone. Return, Bloyou 
 was dead. Carleton's Benefices sequestrated to the full amount due. 
 
 fol. 394. Received at Lambeth. Dated, 16 Dec., Baldwin de Bello Prato (as before, 
 
 2Mb. No. 390). Return, No effects. 
 
 A.D.395. Received, 22 Feb., John [de Chernebury], R. of Combmartin, "ad 
 
 1320-1. respondendum Henrico de Thorpe de Placito quare, vi et armis, blada ipsius 
 Henrici, ad valenciam xli., apud Ludeforde nuper crescencia, messuit et asport- 
 avit. [Henry de Thorpe was admitted, 31 Jan., 1310-11, to the Custody of the R. 
 of West Lydfori, Somerset, vacant by the resignation of John de Charnhury (Reg. 
 Drokenesford, Ed. Hobhouse, p. 37]. Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 396. Received in London, 24 Feb., Philip de Edyndone, R. of Bradninch ; his 
 debt (50 marks) to Roger de Sancto Constantino. Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 397. Received at Faringdon, 15 March, Stephen de Brawode ; as to 7 10s., 
 part of 83 5s. 10^., "quos . . in Curia Regis . . recognovit se debere Thome, 
 Comiti Norffolcie et Marescallo Anglie, Cilberto de Wigetone, et Johanni de 
 Curtiniaco, Executoribus Testament! Margarete, quondam Regine Anglie, 
 Matris Regis," Return, "tarde venit." 
 
 A.D. 398. Dated, Westminster, 1 Dec. Received at Chidham, 2 April, Wedergrave 
 
 1321. las before, No. 378). Return, Sequestration 40s. 
 
 399. Received in London, 13 May, " aliud Breve Brawode" (as before, No. 
 
 397). Return, Sequestration to the full amount due. 
 
 400. Received in London, 30 May, Thos. Wyger, R. of Merton, Wm. de Keynes, 
 R. of Broadwoodwidger, and Reg. de Clifforde ; their debts (45s., 40s., and 40s.) 
 to Win, de Pennarthe, of Oxford. Return, Sequestration 20s. each. 
 
440 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D.401. Received in London, 17 June, Lovedrem and Eresi (as before, No. 392). 
 1321. Return, Sequestration (Lovedrem) 205. The Bp. could do nothing with 
 
 Eresi, whose Vicarage was too poor to support a priest. 
 
 fol. 402. Received at Exeter, 19 Sept., Adam de Stapeltloue, R. of Tetteburi, and 
 215. John de Keynes (as before, No. 382). Return, There is no John de Keynes, 
 Parson of Brodewode, in the Diocese [his name was William}, and no such 
 Church as Tetteburi [a mistake for Tettebornei.e. Tedburn-St. Mary]. 
 403. Dated, 12 Nov. Received at Chudleigh, 20 Dec. -- Andrew [de Tregiliou], V. 
 of St. Gwinear, "ad respondendum Michaeli le Petit de Placito quare, con- 
 spiracione inter ipsnm Andream et quosdam Walterum de Coiswynyne, Ivonem 
 de Coiswynyne, Benedictum deBray, Steph. de Tregiliou, Alanum de Tregiliou, 
 Nich. le Taverner, de Lananta [Lelant], et Willelmum Waryn, de Treguny, 
 apud Coiswynyne in Comitatu Cornubie prehabita, ipsum Michaelem per Rog. 
 de Suttone de quadam roberia quam eidem Rogero in Comitatu Cumbrie fecisse 
 debuerat, coram nobis, in Curia nostra, ipso Michaele hoc penitus ignorante, 
 appellari, et, pro eo quod non venit hujusmodi appellacioni responsurus in 
 predicto Comitatu Cumbrie postmodum'in exigenda 1 poni, et ea occasione 
 ibidem utlagari, et, postea, apud Treuerthe, in eodem Comitatu tuo, capi, et 
 abinde usque Westmonasterium duci, et in prisona Marescallie nostre coram 
 nobis inprisonari [et in] communi prisona ibidem, quousque per consideracionem 
 ejusdem Curie nostre coram nobis inde quietus recessisset, detineri falso et 
 maliciose procuravit ; ad grave dampnum ipsius Michaelis, et contra formam 
 Ordinacionis in hujusmodi casu provise. Et unde Vicecomes noster Cornubie 
 nobis retornavit a die S. Michaelis in tres septimanas, quod predictus Andreas 
 clericus est, et non habet laicum feodum per quod, etc." Two similar Writs 
 were received, the same day, by John le Petit, senior and junior. Return, 
 Sequestration 105., each ; 30s. in all. 
 
 404.- Received at Paignton, in Dec., Ralph Lercedekne, an Executor of Odo 
 Lercedekne, with Alice, widow of Odo, coexecutor, " ad reddendum Thome 
 Lercedekne, nuper Vicecomiti et Senescallo Cornubie, compotum nondum 
 redditum de tempore quo idem Odo fuit ballivus et receptor denariorum ipsius 
 Thome, et Gustos Castri et Manerii de Tretnetone, cum pertinenciis, sub eodem 
 Thoma, ut idem Thomas dicit." Return, "tarde venit." 
 
 405. Dated, Westminster, 12 July. - Received at Paignton, in Dec., Steph. de 
 Brawode (as before^ No. 397). Return,-- " tarde liberatum fuit." Sequestration 
 7 10s. ; it was impossible to find buyers in so short a time. 
 
 fol. 406. Dated, Westminster, 1 Dec. Received at Paignton, 29 Dec., Adam de 
 2l5b. Stapeltone, Parson of Tuttebourne, and Wm. de Kaynes, Parson of Bodewode (as 
 before, No. 402).- -Return, There is no Adam de Stapeltone, Parson of Tutte- 
 burne, and no Wm. de Caynes, Parson of Bodewode, in the Diocese. 
 A,D.407. The King to the Bishoj}. "Quia Joh. de Lambrun convictus est de iterata 
 1321-2. desseisina quam fecit Ric. de Londone de tenemento in Penweres et Cargannowe, 
 pro qua captus est et detentus in prisona nostra de Lancevetone, nee inde potest 
 sine Mandato nostro speciali deliberari, dedimus vobis potestatem recipiendi a 
 prefato Johanne racionabilem finem, ad opus nostrum, pro transgressione 
 predicta. Et ideo vobis mandamus quod finem ilium recipiatis in forma 
 predicta ; et, cum eum receperitis, Thesaurarium et Barones nostros de Scaccario, 
 et Vicecomitem nostrum Cornubie, inde sub sigillo vestro distincte et aperte 
 certificetis. Mandavimus, enim, eidem Vicecomiti quod, recepta certificacione 
 vestra in hac parte, ipsum Johannem a prisona predicta, si ea occasione, et non 
 alia, detineatur in eadem, sicut in hujusmodi casu fieri consuevit, deliberari 
 facial Teste meipso, apud Pontfrait 2 super Thamasiam " [28 Nov.]. Istud 
 
 1 "Exigenda, Vox fori Anglici ; ita, 
 autem, dicitur conditio ejus qui quin- 
 quies in comitatu aperto exactus, aut 
 voc'atus ad comparendum, non venit, ' 
 ideoque exlex propter contumaciam 
 proclamari potest." D'Arnis. 
 
 2 The places closely bordering upon Lon- 
 don have undergone such great changes 
 during the last two centuries that the 
 names of many old places and Manors 
 have disappeared, their very sites being 
 
 unknown, or only to be traced with 
 great difficulty. The King was at Ilford 
 on 25 and 26 Nov., 1321 ; on the 27th 
 he was at Stratford at Bow and Ponte- 
 fract on Thames, where he remained 
 till the 30th. It was, probably, an 
 antient Manor within the area now 
 known as the Isle of Dogs. In Inquis. 
 post Mortem, 16 Edw. II, we find 
 " Johannes Abel et Margeria uxor ejus 
 Ponfrayt Manerium super Thama- 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS. 
 
 441 
 
 A.M. Breve retomatum fuit in Oct. S. Hillarii, Anno predicto, ut sequitur: " Joh. de 
 1 32 1 -2. Lambrun fecit finem, coram nobis, pro x marcis, pro transgressione in hoc Brevi 
 contenta. Plegii, Nicholaus de Talgullou et Galfridus de Geuely. Et de hoc 
 certificarnus Vicecomiteni Conmbie, ut ipsum Johannem a prisona, qua ea 
 occasione et non alia detinetur, juxta tenorera Brevis Domini Regis sibi inde 
 directi, poterit liberare." [A Copy of the Certificate follows, dated at Clyst, 17 
 Jan.]. 
 
 408. Received at Clist, 16 Jan., "Breve de Consilio dando "-.The King to the 
 Bishop, "Cum Hugo le Despenser, senior, et Hugo le Despenser, junior, nuper 
 ad prosecucionem quorundam Magnatum de llegno nostro, per quandam Con- 
 sideracionem per ipsos factam. ab eodem Regno exulati fuissent et exheredati, 
 ac iidem Hugo et Hugo ppstmodum per peticionem suam nobis porrectam nobis 
 suggesserint quod in Consideracione predicta plures errores intervenerint, quorum 
 pretextu dicta Consideracio revocari et adnullari de jure debet, et nobis cum 
 instancia supplicaverint ut nos ad vinculum juramenti per nos prestiti tempore 
 Coronacionis nostre, necnon ad tenorem Magne Carte de Libertatibus Anglie, 
 que Sentencia Excommunicacionis confirmatur, et in qua continetur quod nulli 
 negabimus aut differemus rectum aut justiciam, necnon ad Ordinaciones nuper 
 per Prelates et Proceres dicti Regni nostri factas, et per nos approbatas, ac de 
 voluntate et mandato nostro juratas, in quibus, eciam, continetur quod dicta 
 Magna Carta in singulis suis Articulis observetur, debitam consideracionem 
 habentes, predictis Hugoni et Hugoni justiciam in hac parte fieri, et errores 
 predictos debito modo corrigi et emendari faceremus ; quam, quidem peticionem 
 Venerabilibus Patribus Waltero, Archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, Episnopis, et aliis 
 Prelatis, et Clero Cantuariensis Provincie, in Provinciali Concilio tune apud 
 Londonias existentibus, fecimus liberari, eis in fide et ligiancia quibus nobis 
 tenentur firmiter injungentes quod, diligencius examiuatis in eadem peticione 
 content's, nobis consulereut quid inde de jure facere deberemus. Ac iidem 
 Archiepiscopus, Episcopi, et Prelati tune in eodem Concilio presentes, pro se et 
 Procuratoribus ceterorum Episcoporum ejusdem Provincie absencium, nobis 
 respond erunt quod, habito avisamento pleuiori super negocio predicto, eis 
 videbatur Consideracionem predictam. quantum ad exilium et exheredacionem 
 predictoruni Hugonis et Hugonis erronice factam fuisse totaliter et injuste ; per 
 quod ipsi Archiepiscopus et Episcopi, ut Patres Spirituales, nobis omni 
 instancia supplicarunt consulendo, et ut pares Regni nostri concordarunt et 
 unanimiter assensum prebuenmt ut nos Consideracionem predictam, ita erronice 
 et contra Deum et justiciam factam, revocare et adnullare faceremus ; adicientes 
 quod nee ipsi, nee aliquis eorum Consideracioni predicte unquam consenserunt 
 seu consensit, set quod uuusquisque eorum, teinpore Consideracionis predicte 
 facte, protestabatur in Scriptis se nolle nee posse eidem consentire. Nosque 
 postmodum peticionem et responsionem predicta s coram nobis in presencia 
 Prelatorum et Cleri predictorum, necnon et dilectorum et fidelium nostrorum, 
 Edrc. Comitis Cancie, Fratris nostri, Joh. de Britannia Richemundie, Adomari 
 de Valencia Pembrochie, Edm. Arundellie, Comitum, ac aJiorum Procerum Regni 
 nostri nobis tune assistencium, de assensu eorundem, pub! ice recitari fecimus ; 
 qui, quidem Comites et Proceres responsioni Prelatorum et Cleri predictoruni 
 super premissis in omnibus concordarunt, et nobis, una cum Prelatis predictis, 
 supplicarunt ut nos Consideracionem predictam revocari et admillari faceremus, 
 et ad hoc assensum suum prebuerunt. Dictique Richemundie, Pembrochie, et 
 Arundellie Comites asseruerunt quod assensus quos Consideracioni predicte 
 
 siam " ; the extent of the Manor is 
 given, and the County Middlesex, In 
 33 Edw. III., "Thomas Vaughan, 
 Chivaler Pomfreyth Manerium ut de 
 Manerio de Stortford (Middlesex}." In 
 43 Edw. III. , " Margareta, uxor Walteri 
 Heryng Pomfreit Manerium, tereia 
 pars, ut de Manerio de Stortfort (Mid- 
 dlesex}" In 7 Heur. V., "Ricardus 
 Mutton e, Chivaler, et Margareta uxor 
 ejus Pounfreit, sexta pars duarum 
 parcium Manerii (Middlesex)." In 8 
 Henr. V., " Philip Bokiltone, Armiger, 
 
 (the same part). In 10 Henr. VI., 
 " Margeria, que fuit uxor Baldwini 
 Straunge, Militis, defuncti, Pount- 
 freit, tereia pars Manerii in Stephenethe 
 Mershe," i.e., " Stepney Marsh or the 
 Isle of Dogs," as it is called in an old 
 Book entitled " Ambulator, or a Pock- 
 et Companion in a Tour round Lon- 
 don," of which the 8th Edition was 
 published in 1796. It must have 
 been a place of considerable import- 
 ance, and Edward II. frequently 
 rested there [F.J,B.]. 
 
 2F 
 
442 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.T). adhibuerunt fecerunt pre timore posse indebiti quod dicti Magnates in Consider- 
 1321-2. acione predicta subito ipsis ignorantibus duci fecerunt. Ac nos similiter, habito 
 cum Justiciariis nostris et ceteris de Consilio (sic) nostro, super premissis 
 tractatu diligenti, iideni Justiciarii, et ceteri asseruerunt Consideracionem pre- 
 foJ. dictam contra Legem et Consuetudinem Kegni nostri fuisse factara. Nos pro eo 
 21G - quod in dicto Concilio absentes fuistis, volentes cerciorari utrum vobis videatur 
 quod responsiones, consilium, requisicio, et consensus per predictos Archiepi- 
 scopumet Prelates, in dieto Concilio tune presentes, et per predictos Comites et 
 Proceres ac ceteros de Consilio nostro nobis super negocio predicto sic facta rite 
 facta fuerint, et utrum eisdem responsionibus et consilio, quantum in vobis 
 est consentire volueritis necue, vobis mandamus, in fide et ligiancia qiubus 
 nobis tenemini, firmiter injungeutes quod, habita deliberacione super premissis, 
 de eo quod inde senseritis, et facere volueritis, ac per nos consuleritis fieri in 
 eisdem, per vestras Patentes Literas, sine dilacione qualibet, rescribatis re- 
 mittentes nobis hoc Breve. Teste meipso, apud Wigorniam " [4 Jan.]. 
 409. " Respoiisio ad Breve proximo precedens : Excellentissimo Principi, etc., 
 Walterus, etc. Majestatis vestre Regie Breve recepimus, quod huic Litere sub 
 sigillo nostro annexum vestre Celsitudini, ut mandatur, remittimus, et ad* 
 contenta in eodem, quatenus singulariter et absque majori deliberacione cum 
 discrecioribus ad presens possumus, prout sequitur respondemus ; videlicet, 
 quod responsionibus, consilio, requisicioni, et consensui Domini nostri Archi- 
 episcopi, Prelatorum, Cleri, Comitum, Proeerum, Justiciariorum, et aliorum de 
 Concilio vestro, super revocacione Consideracionis exilii et exheredacionis 
 Dominorum Hugonis le Depenser, senioris, et Hugonis le Despenser, junioris, 
 de quibns in dicto Brevi fit mencio, nolumus contradicere ; set non videtur nobis 
 et nostro concilio quod deceat, expediat, vel oporteat, absque deliberacione 
 communi et pleniori discussione, super modo et forma et materia predictarum 
 Consideracionis revocacionis exilii et exheredacionis, cum peritis de Consilio 
 vestro, propter pericula que inde forsitan evenire poterunt, et statui nostro non 
 conveniunt, per nos singulariter et expresse eisdem consentire. Credimus, tamen, 
 quod Prelati, Clerus, Proceres, Justiciarii, et ceteri de vestro Consilio, de quibus 
 fit mencio in dicto Brevi, sicut fecerint vestre Dominacioni non responderent, 
 consilium darent, requirerent, vel consentirent, nisi crederent hec rite facta; 
 precipue cum sint homines sane consciencie, profundi consilii, magne discrecionis, 
 et in Legibus et Consuetudinibus Regni Anglic multum scioli et sufficienter 
 experti, et multi eorum vestro Consilio juramenti vinculo firmiter astricti ; qui, 
 eciam, modum, formam, et materiam omnium de quibus fit mencio in dicto 
 Brevi inter se communiter tractantes et discucientes, melius quam nos, predic- 
 tpium ignari, scire poterunt quid in premissis vestre Majestati Regie consulcius 
 sit agendum. Et, licet nos predicte Consideracioni exheredacionis ef exilii non 
 interfuerimus, nee eidem aliquo tempore consenserimus ; quia, tamen, dicta 
 Consideracio tempore Parliamenti facta fuit, videtur nobis, absque prejudicio 
 melioris consilii, quod revocacio predicte Consideracionis honorificencius, 
 utilius, et securius fieri poterit in Parliamento quam alibi, si tempus permiserit 
 et vestre Celsitudini placuerit utinanr: pacifico, et pacifice in loco competenti, 
 propter hec et alia, convocando. Advertentes, vero, quantum periculum sit, in 
 arduo negocio, ne dum per Literas Patentes set eciam viva voce consilium dare 
 Principi quod possit postea notabiliter reprehendi, aliud consilium per Literas 
 Patentes super hiis vestre Celsitudini dare nescimus nee audemus ad presens, ne 
 ex inproviso vel ignorancia in dando consilio per Literas nostras Pateutes 
 convincamur errasse. Igitur, vestram Clemenciam devotis precibus inploramus 
 quod, si in aliquo ad Mandatum vestrum minus sufficienter sit responsum, 
 nostram insufficienciam, que non ex malicia set ex iguorancia et justo timore 
 procedit, habere velit, si libeat, excusatam. Celsitudinem vestram Regiam 
 conservet Altissirnus per tempora diu et prospere processura ! Datum apud 
 Chuddeleghe" [31 .Jan.]. 
 
 410. ' Liter a Regia, sub Privato Sigillo, ad responsionem aliam optinendam 
 Brevi precedenti : Edwarde, etc. Honurable Piere en Dieu, W., par la meisme 
 grace Evesqe Dexcestre, salutz. Nous avonis receu et entenduz voz Lettres de 
 certificacion des choses acordrez en darrein Concil lercevesqe de Canterbire a 
 Londres, dont nous vous mandasmes par Lettres sous nostre Grant Seal, et 
 nous merveilloms durement de ce qe vous nous avez si miement certefiez des 
 pointz contenuz en nostre dit Mandement desicome touz aultres Prelatz de nostre 
 Roialme, as queux nous en avonis mandez nous enont rescript lour entencions 
 
ROYAL LETTERS AND WRITS*' 443 
 
 A.D, acordantes a ce qe adonqes feut assentuz en dit Concil, et vous de qi entre touz les 
 1 321-2. aiiltres Prelatz nous nous asseurames et entendoms qe vous estes especialment 
 tenuz de voler bon issu de cele busoigne, nous avez si covertement remandetz, 
 sanz aver regard a la fourme de nostre dit Mandement par quey vous mandioms 
 et chargeoms qe vous nous certefiez distinctement et apertement de pointz en 
 point de ce qe vous sentez de choses contenuez en meisme nostre Mandement. 
 Et pur aucunes grosses et chargeants busoignes qe nous avoms afaire, es queux 
 nous voloms aver especialment vostre consail et vostre avis, vous prioms et 
 chargeoms especialment qe vewes cestes Lettres, totes excusacions cessantes, 
 . veignez a nous a plus en haste qe vous unqes porret. Et ce en nule manere ne 
 lesset. Done souz nostre Prive Seal, a Gloucestre, le x jour de Feverer, Ian de 
 nostre Regne xv me ." 
 
 411. " Breve de stcbsidio optinendo contra inimicos" The King to the Bishop, 
 "Duni homicidia, depredaciones, incendia, et alia danipna innumera, que Scoti 
 inimici et rebelles nostri, tempore bone memorie Domini Edwardi, Genitoris 
 nostri, contra quern in rebellionem proruperunt, et nostro postmodum infra 
 Regnum nostrum multipliciter perpetrarunt, in mente revolvimus, anxietate 
 gravi ex hiis interius perforamur, et vias et modos cogimur exquirere per quos, 
 Divina opitulante clemencia, ipsorum maliciam poterimus refrenare. Et, quia 
 iidem rebelles nostri, finita treuga inter nos et ipsos nuper inita, Regnum 
 nostrum in magna multitudine jam sunt ingressi, in eodem consimilia facinora 
 perpetrantes, etati vel sexui, seu Loco Sacro vel Religioso. non parcentes ; nos, 
 volentes contra inimicos nostros in mauu potenti qua forcius poterimus, cum 
 omni festinacione progredi, ad ipsorum maliciam, cum Dei adjutorio, refreuan- 
 dam, et ad tranquillitatem et quietem perpetuam Sancte Ecclesie et Populi dicti 
 Regni nostri contra ipsorum jacula providendas; sperantes, eciain, quod in 
 premissis velitis manum extendere adjutricem, vobis mandamus, rogantes 
 quatinus de hominibus ad arma tot quot habere poteritis, vel alio subsidio pro 
 hujusmodi dampnis et periculis eradicandis, et commodis nostri et Populi 
 nostri ac Ecclesie predicte procurandis, competente, ad opus nostrum 
 provideatis. Ita quod dictos homines, armis competentibus bene munitos, 
 paratos et promptos habeatis demittendos ad nos, ad certos diem et locum, quos 
 in brevi vobis scire faciemus, ad proficissendum (sic) nobiscum contra dictos 
 inimicos nostros, vel de auxilio nobis tune destinando, cum super hoc per nos 
 fueritis premuniti. Et, sicut nos et honorem nostrum, et salvacionem Ecclesie 
 Sacre ac dicti Regni nostri, et tranquillitatem et quietem perpetuam Populi 
 predicti diligitis, modis omnibus faciatis. Et de eo quod inde facere volueritis 
 nobis per vestras Literas distincte et aperte, sine dilacione aliqua constare 
 faciatis.- Teste meipso, apud Gloucestriam " |7 Feb.]. 
 
 412. ' Finalis Responsio ad Breve de consilio dando quod supra scriptum existit, 
 Excellentissimo, etc., Walterus, etc. Vestre Regie Celsitudinis apices nuper 
 recepimus, quatenus nunc recolimus continentes quod, cum Domini Hugo le 
 Despenser, senior, et Hugo le Despenser, junior, nuper ad prosecucionem 
 quorundam Magnatum de Regno vestro, etc. The Bishop recites the terms of 
 the Writ, in a somewhat abridged form, and proceeds as follows, "prout hec, 
 inter cetera in predicto Brevi Regio, vestre Regie Majestati uuper per nos 
 remisso, ut meminimus, plenius continentur. Et cum nostra Responsio per 
 Patentes Literas nostras predictas, vestre Celsitudini transmissas, ut recepimus, 
 non placeret, licet revera vobis per earn crediderimus placuisse, cupientes ea 
 facere que vestre Regie cedere poterunt voluntati, habitis interim et ulterius 
 deliberacione et consilio super hiis pleniori, vestre Celsitudini Regie tenore 
 Presencium intimamus quod memorata Consideracio videtur nobis, quatenus nos 
 de ipso negocio, qui eidem non interfuimus, nee in dicto Concilio presentes 
 eramus, decernere uuuc valemus, fuit et est, quantum ad exilium et exhere- 
 dacionem, de quibus supra fit mencio, erronea pariter et injusta. Unde nos 
 responsionibus, consilio, requisicioni, et consensui predictorum Dominorum, 
 Archiepiscopi, Prelatorum, Comitum, et Procerum, ac ceterorum de Consilio 
 vestro, super memorato negocio, ut in eisdem vestris apicibus pretenditur vobis 
 factis, quantum in nobis est, quodque hujusmodi Consideracionis revocacio 
 congruo modo fiat, per has nostras Patentes Literas consentinms. Quantum, 
 vero, ad consilium quod a nobis expetitur in premissis, videtur nobis, absque 
 prejudicio consilii sanioris, quod finalis revocacio Consideracionis predicte, que 
 tempore Parliament! licet absque consensu et presencia Prelatorum facta extitit, 
 honorificencius, utilius, et securius in Parliamento fieri poterit quam alibi, si 
 
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444 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 A.D. tempus id permiseritet vestre Celsitudini placuerit utinam pacifico et pacifice ! 
 
 1321-2 j n i oco competent! propter hec et alia convocando. Et, si discrecioribus et in 
 
 Legibus Anglic raagis expertis expediens videatur, per securitatem ydoneam de 
 stando recto in proximo Parliamento, dicta Consideracio forsitan revocari poterit 
 interim vel suspendi ; licet, enini, Consideracio predicta per injusticiam fa eta 
 fuerit et errorem, non tanien videtur expediens quod injxisticia seu error aliquis 
 interveniat in revocacione ipsins quomodolibet facienda. Celsitudinem vestram. 
 conservet Altissimus per tempora prospere valitura ! Datum apud Chudde- 
 leghe " [20 Feb.]. 
 
 The following Document \temp. Ric. 77.1 is bound up with the Writs, between 
 
 folios 212 and 213, 
 
 Rex dilectis sibi in Christo, Priori et Canonicis Ecclesie Sancti Germani in Cornu- 
 bia, salutem. Compertum fuit nuper per qiiandam Tnquisicionem coram 
 Johanne Skyrbek, Escaetore Domini Edwardi [III], nuper Eegis Anglie, avi 
 nostri, Anno Regni sui tricesimo secundo (1358-9). de Mandato ejusdem 
 avi nostri captam, et in Cancellariam suam retornatam, quod quidam Rex 
 Anglie, nomine Knout, dedit Deo et Ecclesie Sancti Germani, et ibidem 
 Deo servientibus, terras et tenementa in Brevi ipsius avi nostri contenta. Et 
 tune fuit ibidem Sedes Episcopalis Cornubie, nomine Brithewoldus, ac Canonici 
 Seculares. Demum, regnante Rege predicto, quidam Lyvyngus, Episcopus 
 Cryditonie, optinuit Episcopatum Cornubie, post mortem predict! Brithewoldi, 
 qui ultimus fuit Cornubie Episcopus, uniri cum Episcopatu Cryditonie. Cui 
 k 
 
 successit Leofricus, qui optinuit illos duos Episcopatus, sic unitos, 
 usque tempus Beati Edwardi, "Regis et Confessoris. Qui, quidem, Edwardus, 
 de precepto et assensu Pape Leonis, transtulit Sedem Cryditonie in Civitatem 
 Exonie. Et, postea, idem Leofricus Episcopus fundavit apud Sanctum 
 Germanum Prioratum Canonicorura Regularium, Canonicis Secularibus ammotis. 
 Et quod sic est dictus Prioratus de fundacione et patronatu Episcopi Exonie 
 continuatim usque ad diem Inquisicionis predicte. Et Episcopus Exonie qui 
 pro tempore fuerit habeat vacacioues Prioratus predicti cum contigerint ; et 
 habuit a terapore cujus contrarii meinoria non existit. Ac prefatus avus noster, 
 octavo die Octobris, dicto anno Regni sui tricesimo secundo, tenorem Inquisi- 
 cionis predicte per Literas suas Patentes exemplificari fecit, Et nos, quinto- 
 decimo die Octobris ultimo jam preterito, dictas Literas Patentes ipsius avi 
 nostri, ad requisicionem Venerabilis Patris, Thome de Brantyngham, Episcopi 
 Exonie, per Literas nostras Patentes duxit (sic) exemplificandas. Et hoc vobis 
 tenore Presencium significamus, ut super hiis que jus ipsius Episcopi concernunt 
 in hac parte melius et evidencius possitis informari, ad effectum quod idem 
 Episcopus in premissis per vos nullatenns injurietur. Teste Rege apud West- 
 monasterium, x die Novembris, anno Regni nostri septimo [1383], Endorsed, 
 " Germani in Cornubia." 
 
 The following " Composition," belonging to Bp. Bytton's Episcopate, has been 
 bound up with Vol. II. of Bishop Grandisson's Register, at the beginning. It 
 supplies the names of the Rectors of Cheriton- Bishop, Drewsteignton, and 
 Upton [-Pyne or Hellions ?] and of the Vicar of Bishopsteignton, at the time for 
 which we have no Register. 
 Cheriton- Bishop, 
 
 Acta sunt hec in Majori Ecclesia Exoniensi, secundo die Juridico post Festum 
 Sancti Gregorii Pape, Anno Domini Millesimo tricentesimo, coram nobis, Official! 
 Domini Exoniensis Episcopi, in causa que vertitur, seu verti speratur, inter 
 Dominum Thomam de Hentone, Rectorem Ecclesie de Churytone Episcopi, 
 per Willelmum Nywenham, Procuratorem suum, ex parte uua, et Parochianos 
 ejusdern Ecclesie, per Ricarduni de Gorsene et Robertum Ronewode, caventes 
 subpena decem librarum quoddicti Parochiani ratificabunt, et ratum habebunt, 
 quicquid iidem Ricardus et Robertus, penales defensores antedicti, in causa seu 
 negocio predictis egerint, fecerint, seu quoquo modo fieri procuraverint, ex 
 altera comparentes ; videlicet, cum mota esset contencio seu controversia inter 
 Partes predictas super percepcione secundi melioris averii de boiiis Parochiano- 
 rurn dicte Ecclesie decedencium nomine mortuarii persolvendi ; necnori, super 
 Uuobus cereis processionalibus et candela benedicta, ac candelis in Purificacioni 
 
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 bus mulierum clicte Parochie inveniendis in Ecclesia antedicta ; predicte Partes, 
 de expresso consensu earundem, supposuerunt se super contencione antedicta 
 veredicto Dominorum Thome de Hentone, Thome de Teyngtone Dru [Dreivs- 
 teignton], Johannis de Uppetone, Ecolesiarum Rectorum ; Radulphi, Vicarii 
 Ecclesie de Teyngtone Episcopi, Johanuis de Eggebeare, Hugonis de Chulmeley, 
 et Willelmi de Broune.tone r capellanorum ; ita quod, prestito ab eisdem 
 juramento de veritate dicenda in hue parte, unico concentu, non secreto, et 
 singillatim examinati, puram et meram veritatem dicant super contencione et 
 controversia antedictis. Quibus coram nobis juratis in causa seu negocio 
 memoratis, dixerunt et asssrueruut, in virtute sacraraenti eorundem, quod 
 Rectores de Churytone qui pro tempore fuerunt perceperunt et fnerunt in 
 possessione, vel quasi jure, percipiendi secundum melius averium de bonis 
 Parochianorum dicte Ecclesie decedencium, nomine mortuarii, tain ' liberorum 
 quam servorum, cujuscumque status aut condicionis existant. Et quod 
 Rectores qui pro tempore fuerunt consueverunt invenire cereos processionals, 
 cum candela benedicta, die Purificacionis Beate Marie sumptibus eorundem. Et 
 quod mulieres purificande in Ecclesia autedicta in Purificacionibus earundem, 
 sumptibus propriis candelas invenire consueverunt. Unde nos, Officialis 
 antedictus, de expresso conseusu earundem, ad Sentenciam processimus in hunc 
 modum, IN DEI NOMINK, AMEN. Auditis et intellects meritis cause seu 
 negocii, que vel quod vertitur inter Thomam, Rectorem Ecclesie de Churytone, 
 ex parte una, et Parocliianos ejusdem ex altera ; quia manifesto cornperimus 
 Ecclesiam de Churytone antedictam, et Rectores ejusdem qui pro tempore 
 fuerunt, esse in pacitica possessione, vel quasi jure, percipiendi secundum 
 melius averium, nomine mortuarii, de bonis Parochianorum dicte Ecclesie 
 decedencium, cujuscumque status seu condicionis existant; necnou, eosdem 
 Parochianos esse hi possessione habendi duos cereos processionales, una cum 
 candela benedicta, die Purificacionis, sumptibus dicti Rectoris, ac mulieres 
 purificandas candelas, in Purificacionibus earundem in dicta Ecclesia, debere 
 sumptibus propriis invenire ; nos, Officialis antedictus, prefatum Rectorem, et 
 ipsius Procuratorem ejus nomine, ad possessionem vel quasi jure percipiendi 
 secundum melius averium, etc. (ut supra), sentencialiter et diffinitive in hiis 
 Scriptis pronunciamus fore reducendum, et, ipsum Rectorem ad eandem 
 possessionem restituentes, et ipsos Parochianos ad possessionem habendi duos 
 cereos processionales, cum candela benedicta, sumptibus dicti Rectoris restitui- 
 mus ; prefatum, vero, Rectorem ab onere inveniendi candelas in Purificacionibus 
 mulierum, in dicta Parochia, hiis Scriptis absolventes. In cujus rei, etc. 
 Endorsed: " Composicio inter Rectorem Ecclesie Parcchialis de Churitone 
 Episcopi et Parochianos suos." 
 
446 
 
 ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 [Printed throughout as in the MS., except that the Surnames are brought to the left-hand 
 margin for greater facility of reference.] 
 
 I. 
 
 [1308 ; 21 Dec.] REGISTRUM ORDINUM celebratorum in Eccl. 
 
 * Collegiata Sancte Crucis Criditonie, die Sabbati Quatuor 
 Temporum Mensis Decembris, per Dominum Walterum. 
 Exoniensem Episcopum, A. D. M. CCC. viij, et Consecra- 
 cionis sue Anno primo ; qui, quidem, Episcopus Examinaci- 
 onern Ordinandorum Officiali suo et Locorum Archidiaconis 
 tune commisit. Et fuerunt recepti ad Primam Tonsuram 
 usque ad numerum iiij c vel circiter ; ad Ordinem Acolitatus 
 usque ad numerum iij c . 
 
 Subdiaconi Archidiaconatus Exonie, 
 
 Large, Walterus le, ad titulura presentacionis 1 Domini Job. de Goddeleghe. 
 Heges, Willelmus de, ad pres. Job. Foyer. 
 Horswille, Roger de, ad pres. Job. Wele. 
 Paz, Ricardus, ad pres. Job. de Pouderham. 
 Alfingtone, Robertus de, ad pres. ejusdem Johaimis. 
 Galfridus, Tbomas, de Hochelonde, ad pres. Michaelis de Wynkelegbe. 
 Carsewille, Rogerus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Moulis. 
 Noreys, Henricus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donekeswille. 
 Pruwet, Thomas, ad pres. Prioris et Monacorum de Couwike. 
 Bokerel, Galfridus de, ad pres. Domini Umfridi de Bello Campo. 
 Alayn, Henricus, ad pres. Job. de Pouderham. 
 Pouderham, Henricus de, ad pres. Petri de la Grene, Civis Exonie. 
 Halbertone, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Job. de Assforde. 
 Busse, Johannes, ad pres. Roberti Busse. 
 
 Londone, Galfridus de, ad pres. Domini Rogeri Nonaunt, Militis. 
 Halse, Walterus de, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 Lappeforde, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Le Wolf. 
 Ferndone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti Besseynge. 
 Wyncestre, Robertus de, ad pres. Domini Willelmi Le Prouz. 
 Carsewille, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Carsewille, Civis Exonie. 
 Wyvel, Thomas, ad pres. Roberti de Stockeheie. 
 Barbour. Willelmus, ad pres. Roberti de Niwetone. 
 Braneys, Rogerus de, ad pres. Domini Job. de Vautorde, Militis. 
 Chailleweie, Johannes, ad pres. Jordani de Venella, Civis Exonie. 
 Capia, Willelmus, ad pros. Willelmi Lespeke. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Tottonie, 
 Elys, Ricardus, ad pres. Radulphi de La Were. 
 Exminstre, Rogerus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Coleforde. 
 Nithercote, Rogerus de, ad pres. Job. Piparde, 
 Hemmistone, Adam de, ad pres. Job. de Cantilupe. 
 
 1 Soon changed into " ad present- the change throughout, 
 
 acionem " simply ; so I have made 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 447 
 
 Forde, Willelmus de, ad pres. Job. Mareys. 
 
 Stibbe, Jobannes de La, ad pres. Symonis de Holecuinbe. 
 
 Sideham Ricardus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Putteforde, Walterus de, ad pres. Job. le Deneys. 
 
 Hele, Stephanus de, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Corneworthe. 
 
 Fenne, Ricardus de La, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 
 Mirifelde, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici, filii Alani 
 
 Torritone, Robertas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Folur, Thomas Le, de Modburi, ad pr^s. Robert! de Adestone. 
 
 Bottelonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Dora. Job. de Bikebiri, Militis. 
 
 Boghedone, Adam de, ad pres. Galfridi de Bosco. 
 
 Pes, Maurus dictua, ad pres. Johannis Giffarde. 
 
 Crowedoue, Will, de, ad tit. proprii patrimonii sui, de preseutacione Episcopi. 
 
 Nicol, Stephanus, ad pres. Johannis Rake. 
 
 Godloc, Thomas, ad pres. Roberti de Stokkeheie. 
 
 Bovy, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi Lestere, de Cornubia. 
 
 Sprot, Johannes, ad pres. Rogeri Somery. 
 
 Broke, Johannes Le, ad pres. Rogeri de We?tcote et Ricardi de Honicherche. 
 
 Brattone, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici Bokerel. 
 
 Morsfeld, Hamundus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Chauadone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 
 Crielere, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis de Aysleghe. 
 
 Brodiche, Walterus, ad pres. Augustini Bastarde. 
 
 Broke, Robertus, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Cilcestre, Militis. 
 
 Chivaler, Johannes dictus, ad pres. Dom. Rolandi de Quekyn, Militis. 
 
 Barnastapolie, 
 
 Horwode, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelistoke. 
 Kny5t, Thomas, de Toritone, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancevatone, 
 Thorndone, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Herewarde. 
 Westleghe, Robertus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greinvile. 
 Dulonde, Thomas de, ad pres. Roberti de Hortone. 
 Paue5hemede, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Caylleweie. 
 Russel, Reginaldus, ad pres. Johannis Horn, Civis Exonie. 
 
 Bruere, Robertus dictus le, ad pres. Walteri Dobbe. 
 Hole, Robertus de, ad pres. Ade de Esse. 
 
 Cornubic, 
 
 Penfren, Matheus de, ad pres. Johannis de Riskemmer. 
 Varun, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancevatone. 
 Kerle, Henricus, ad pres. ejusdem Prioris et Conv. Lancevatone. 
 Alternon, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Trelouny. 
 Dounhende, Augerus de La, ad pres. Ricardi de Niwetone. 
 Trevalga, Rogerus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tiwardrathe. 
 Storke, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Thome Le Arcedekne, Militis. 
 Langhedene, Bernardus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Bevyle. 
 Sancto David, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi Mountechival. 
 Poddinge, Simon, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi Peverel. 
 Trevalga, Stephanus de, ad pres. Edwardi de Bendevy. 
 Morval, Gregorius de, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 Sancto Probo, Willelmus de, ad pres. Stephani de Bello Prato. 
 Trevorano, Thomas de, ad pres. Rogeri de Trelouthas. 
 
 Hendre, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Hendre, et eciani proprii patrimonii. 
 Blakedone, Galfridus de, ad pres. Walteri de Karnedoue. 
 Trethynes, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis Le Senechal. 
 Cotehelle, Radulphus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Liskerithe, Eustachius de, ad pres. Willelmi de Trevalla. 
 Coyng, Henricus Le, ad pres. Michaelis de Brae. 
 Hendre, Ricardus de, ad pres. Mathei de Trehaverec. 
 Smalehulle, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi de eadem. 
 
448 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Trestrael, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici Bodrigan. 
 Orcharde, Walterus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Speccote. 
 Tregiers, Thomas, ad pres. Willelmi de Trehunsy. 
 Bischop, Ricardus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Niwenham. 
 Treburvec, Thomas de, ad pres. Walter! de Treburveke. 
 Calvodrec, Thomas, ad pres. Robert! de Bere. 
 Bikadone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Parco. 
 Tregastor, Robertus de, ad pres. Doni. Jacob! de Oxtone, Militis. 
 Pencoeatof, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Tiewdut. 
 Sancto Uvelo, Willelmus de, ad pres. W. Lester. 
 Castro Boterel, Johannes de, ad pres. Gervasii de Strattoue. 
 Wythiel, Paulus de, ad pres. Willelmi Tirel, de Restir. 
 Cruclas, Alanus de, ad pres. Johanuis Le Sor. 
 Tredelens, Johannes de, ad pi-es. Radulphi de Glen. 
 Tintagel, Radulphus de, ad pres. Johannis Artur. 
 Udno, Gregorius de, ad pres. Alan! de Kernyke. 
 Piparde, Robertus, ad pres. Willelmi Le Wise. 
 Lanfros, Thomas de, ad pres. Rogeri de Tnkepenue. 
 fol. Tintagel, Johannes de, ad pres. Simonis Giffarde. 
 Guanatir, Rogerus de, ad pres. Ricardi Montayngne. 
 
 Sancta Grada, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis Le Seneschal, Militis. 
 Hendre, Ricardus de, ad pres. Mathei de Treavereke. 
 Soleman, Walterus, ad pres. Johannis de Treynthac. 
 Boddennec, Thomas de, ad pres. Walteri de Cornubia. 
 Whittelee, Joceliuus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie, 
 Chaumonde, Johannes, ad pres. Johanuis Gerveys, Civis Exouie. 
 Sancto Austolo, Edwardus de, ad pres. dementis de Rupe. 
 Michelstouwe, Thomas de, ad pres. Thome de Trehithian. 
 Sancto Germane, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi Chambernoun. 
 Tristram, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi de Tregodake. 
 Burel, Rogerus, ad pres, Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Sancto Colano, Ricardus de, clericus, ad pres. Walteri de Carnduyev. 
 Nanfonteyn, Johannes de, ad pres. Roland! de Rosculian. 
 Fentewensant, Michael de, ad pres. Henrici Cowel. 
 Paen, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botrelle. 
 Bolalonde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Penilles. 
 Treures, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Renewarde. 
 Sancto Genesio, Galfridus de, ad pres. Roberti Langunet. 
 Tremael, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Wena. 
 Russel, Willelmus, ad pres. Philippi de Pundestoke. 
 
 Eliot, Eicardus, ad pres. Johannis Le Seneschal. 
 
 Penkestel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Drayues. 
 
 Souter, Stephanus, ad pres. Wynani Tirel. 
 
 Laidoke, Radulphus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Trethenak. 
 
 Ryche, Gilbertus, ad pres. Johannis de Puntintone. 
 
 Keverel, Willelmus, ad pres. Roberti de Keverel. 
 
 Seman, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Leghe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Stanbiri. 
 
 Portalla, Stephanus de, ad pres. Hamelini de Portalla. 
 
 Dounhende, Rogerus de, ad pres. Philippi de Egloskey. 
 
 Walla, Robertus de La, ad pres. Stephani de La Walla. 
 
 Marscasiou, Johannes de, ad tit. provisionis sue, de Precepto Episcopi. 
 Subdiaconi Peculiaris Jurisdiccionis, 
 
 Trew aired, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Landu. 
 
 Pyderwine Johannis de, ad pres. Roberti Bodinam. 
 
 Moleudinis, Gilbertus de, ad pres. Roberti de Hortone. 
 
 Penryn, Urbanus de, ad pres. Dom. Radulphi de Tregoythe. 
 
 Aleborne, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kircham, Militis 
 
 Sancta Neulina, Henricus de, ad pres. Walteri le Gros. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 449 
 
 Bruere, Cristof.;rus de La, ad pres. Thome filii Radulphi. 
 Brewes, Willelmus, ad prea. Johannis Herevvarde. 
 Sancto Ermete, Syuaon de, ad pres. Roger! de Trefrndkeu. 
 Portmore, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Robert! Biaupel. 
 Sancta Marina, Johannes de, ad pres. Robert! de Rupe. 
 Despenser, Michael Le, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Criditone, Petrus de, ad pres. Henrici Wyger. 
 Aleborne, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Comptone. 
 
 Diaconi Archidiaconatus Exonie, 
 
 Cole, Ricardus, de Keneforde, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregorze. 
 Ponte, Johannes de, ad pres. Gilberti de La Clive. 
 Boghedone, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Speke. 
 Deneys, Robertas, ad pres. Henrici de Raleghe. 
 Benmel, Robertas, ad pres. Nicholai Page. 
 Trode, Thomas, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Niwenham. 
 Niwetone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Hugonis de Raleghe. 
 Clautone, Alanus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone, Rectoris de 
 
 Toritone. 
 
 Servyngtone, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Luscote. 
 Spina, Galfridus de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 Finetone Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti de Morcestre. 
 Kayngnes, Ricardus, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Polslo. 
 Middeltone, Henricus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Deghere. 
 Brouniuge, Ricardus, ad pres. Walteri de Langedene. 
 Hulle, Willelmus de La, ad pres. Willelmi de Farndone. 
 Holeforde, Robertus de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Brigge, Laurencius de, ad pres. Johaunis Bithewalle, Civis Exonie. 
 Fliztripe, Matheus, ad pres. Gilberti de Umfrauville. 
 Staf, Reginaldus, ad pres. Ricardi Russel. 
 Cogayn, Michael, ad pres. Henrici Bokerel. 
 
 Donekeswille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Loci ejusdem. 
 Cabbel, Henricus, ad pres. Henrici Le Bottru. 
 Faber, Walterus dictus, ad pres. Johannis de Umframvile. 
 Liskerit, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Nicholai Exonie. 
 Fomython, Robertus, ad pres. Ricardi de Inewardleghe. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Tottonie, 
 Colrigge, Johannes de, ad pres. Gilberti Crispyu. 
 Beynyn, Elias, legitimatus, ad pres. Johannis de Niwenham. 
 Pole, Willelmus de La, ad pres. Johannis de Ferers. 
 Sparke, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Moeles. 
 Prior, Stephanus dictus, ad pres. Willelmi de Pyn. 
 Exemistre, Walterus de, ad pres. Domine Isabelle de Bollay, vidue. 
 Sottone, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Kernel. 
 Arnalde, Johannes, ad pres. Rogeri de Assburi. 
 Chollewille, Adam de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Leghe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi Le Rous. 
 Forde, Michael de La, ad pres. Joelis de Bukyngtone. 
 Kny5t, Willelmus dictus, ad pres. Willelmi de Grimestone. 
 Corneworthe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Roberti de Scobehulle. 
 Baucombe, Matheus de, ad pres. Mathei de Streccheleghe. 
 Scottescumbe, Randulphus de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Barnastapolie, 
 
 Parvatoritone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi Cornu, Domini de Thornburi. 
 Donnynge, Henricus, ad pres. Roberti de Kny5testoue. 
 Sprigge, Ricardus, ad pres. Walteri Pollard. 
 
 Horwode, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis Charteray, Militis. 
 Gerveys, Johannes, ad pres. Oliveri de Esse. 
 Westleghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Passelewe. 
 
450 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Keutisbiri, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Le Low, Dom. de Kentisbiri. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Cornubie, 
 
 Nova Domo, Magister Johannes de, ad pres. Alexandri de Codolghan. 
 Sancto Egidio, Johannes de, ad pres. Reginald! de Quekyn. 
 Cayreu, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Penwoyre. 
 Argalles, Michael de, ad pres. Dorn. Stephani de Bello Prato, Militis. 
 Sancta Breaca, Radulphus de, ad pres. Henrici de Pengerseke. 
 Resperneke, Reginaldus de, ad pres- Domini Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Southille, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferariis. 
 Sancto Corantino, Lucas de, ad pres. Roberti de Treuranov. 
 Rosneython, Johannes de, ad pres. Johaunis Le Sor. 
 Roscof, Oliverus de, ad pres. Dom Thome Arcedekne, Militis. 
 Sancto Melano, Michael de, ad pres. Dom. Michaelis Petit, Militis. 
 Luxulyan, Jordanus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Pridiaus. 
 Sancta Wendrona, Johannes de, ad pres. Simonis de Sancto Maugano. 
 Penros, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Potiforde. 
 Eglosros, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminov. 
 Hayms, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis, Dom. de Bukatone. 
 Treflectres, Johannes de, ad pres. Petri de Kellebiri. 
 Mungluth, Ricardus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Bevile. 
 Hurdecote, Rogerus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greynvile. 
 |o'- Helligan, Nicholas de, ad pres. Roberti de Helligan. 
 Leghe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Stanburi, 
 Quidike, Rogerus de, ad pres. Ade de Bere. 
 
 Peculiaris Jurisdiccio, 
 Bodi, Willelmus, ad pres. Petri de Trubrigge, 
 Penryn, Walterus de, ad pres. Benedicti de Roscrow. 
 Lansand, David de, ad pres. Willelrni Wysa. 
 Spergor, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Prepositi et Capituli Glasneye. 
 Sancto Michaele, Oliverus >le, ad pres. eorundern Prepositi et Capituli. 
 Peyntone, Henricus de, ad pres. Bartholomei Giffard. 
 
 Brauntone, Umfridus [altered from " Urbanus"] de, ad pres. Joh. de Luscote. 
 Maidegod, Robertus dictus, ad pres. Willelmi Herewarde. 
 
 Presbiteri Archidiaconatus Exonie, 
 Louepitte, Hamundus de, ad pres. Petri South. 
 Lene, Willelmus, ad pres. Magistri Johannis Wele. 
 Broke, Rogerus de La, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donekeswille. 
 Bel, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Nicholai, Exonie. 
 Kene, Nicholaus, ad pres. Galfridi le Arbloster. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Tottonie, nulli sunt Presbiteri. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Barnastapolie,' 
 Piarrecumbe, Galfridus de, ad pres. Ricardi Le Low, Dom. de Kentisbiri. 
 
 Archidiaconatus Cornubie, 
 
 Blakedene, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Trevagga. 
 Alternon, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi Peverel, Militis. 
 Gorda, Willelmus, ad pres. Rogeri de Pridiaus. 
 Truru, Adam de, ad pres. Johannis de Nantian. 
 
 Sancto Johanne, Laurencius de, ad pres. Prioris Hospitalis de Hellestone. 
 Trevenor, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tiwardraith. 
 
 Jurisdiccio Peculiaris, 
 Swenga, Adam, ad pres. Rogeri Somery. 
 Tautone Episcopi, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi Biaupel. 
 Goseham, Willelmus de, ad pres. Thome de Stapeldone, de prescripto Episcopi. 
 
 Svbdiaconi, de Clwro Exonie, 
 Wyke, Johannes de, de Secunda Formal 
 
 Parcheminer, Rogerus Le, J-ad pres, Decani Exonie. 
 
 Tricot, Johannes, 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 451 
 
 Archidia- 
 
 conatus 
 
 Tottonie. 
 
 J 
 
 Camera, Hugo ;le, Rector Ecclesie de Ergarestone [East Garston], ad Litt. 
 
 Dim. Episc. Sarum, ordinatus in subdiaconum. 
 
 Beneficiati in Archidiaconatu Exonie venientes, 
 Casti-o, Henricus de, Rector Beate Marie de Gradibus, Exonie. 
 [Pollard], Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Doune [Sancte Marie], 
 [Trehunsy], Willelmus [de], Rector Ecclesie de Honsham [Kuntsham]. 
 Ricardus, Rector de Lomene [Uploman]. 
 Johannes, Rector de Fynetone [Fcniton]. 
 Campo Arnulphi, Willelmus de, Rector de Kentelysbeare . 
 Clemens, Rector de Wydeworthe. 
 
 Cherde, Walterus de, Rector de Parvahernestone. -^ 
 
 Robertus, Rector de Dontertone. 
 Henricus, Rector de Kelly in diaconum. 
 Brendone, Johannes de, Rector de Halghewille. 
 Mewy, Willelmus de, Rector de Bradef orde subdiaconus. 
 Pollard, Magister Robertus, Rector de Blaketoritone. 
 Pollard, Ricardus, Rector Ecclesie de Suttecumbe. 
 Willelmus, Rector de Bratton [-Fleming ?]. 
 Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Inwardleghe in dyaconum. 
 Ricardus, Rector de Heutoue [Highampton] subdiaconus. 
 Dominus Adam [dictus Marchaunt], Rector de Boneleghe in' 
 
 diaconum. 
 Ockestone, Hugo de, Rector de Sele [Zeal-Monachorum] in 
 
 presbiterum. 
 
 [Beaupel], Reginaldus, Rector de Alwyngtone. 
 Sully, Reymundus de, Rector de Yuddelegghe [Iddesleigh] 
 
 presbiter. 
 
 [Hereward], Willelmus, Rector de Ernescumbe [ Yarnscombe]. 
 Symon [de Shakespere], Rector de Alryngtone [Arlington]. 
 Stokes, John de, Rector de Chaudecumbe [Ohallacombe]. 
 [Raleghe], Henricus de, Rector de Charnys [Charles]. 
 [FishacreJ, Petrus de, Rector de Stoke[-Rivers], 
 Willelmus, Rector de Thelebrigge diaconus. 
 Hauntisforde, Johannes de, Rector de Egenisforde [Eggesford] 
 
 subdiaconus. J 
 
 Greneville, Ricardus de, Rector de Kylkamptone. ^ 
 
 Sancto Genesio, Symou de, Rector de Oterham subdiaconus. 
 Ferariis, Johannes de, Rector de Suthulle [Southill]. 
 Berkamstede, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Kalystoke. 
 Stokes, Johannes de, Rector Sancti Melani [St. Mellion]. 
 Alneto, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Johannis. 
 Daumarle, Thomas, Rector Sancti Martini [-juxta Looe]. 
 Launcels, Johannes, Vicarius Ecclesie de Lyskerit. 
 Mileburne, Willelmus de, Rector de Lanrehorn [St. Ruan' 
 
 Lanyhorne]. 
 
 [Halap], Randulphus de, Rector de Lamoren. 
 Crabba, Thomas, Rector de Truru subdiaconus. 
 Bythewalle, Robertus, Rector de Udno parva in subdiaconum.fi 
 Seor, Reginaldus Le, Rector Ecclesie de Hellaunde. 
 Stonhouse, Willelmus de, Rector de Forbery [Forrabury]. J 
 
 Here follows a copy of the Bishop's formal Letter to the Archdeacons (dated, 
 
 Clyst, 22 Nov., 1308), Its tenor may be gathered from similar documents in 
 
 "Bishop Bwriescomoe's Register," pp. 212, 213. 
 fol. 218b. Archidiaconatus Exonie ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Beare, Willelmus de Daumarl, Johannes Attemille, Robertus 
 Setone, Johannes de Exemystre, Galfr. de Coliford, Steph. de 
 Tauntefer, Will. Seys, Willelmus Genever, Robertus 
 Morgan, Robertus Spreytone, Henr. Chevethorne, Walt., 
 Maiouu, Willelmus Peytevyn, Symon cum fratre 
 
 ! Archidia- 
 conatus 
 Barnas- 
 tapolie. 
 
 Bradeleghe, Ric. 
 Saunford, Symon de 
 Blakeburghe, W. de 
 Sanford, Joh. de 
 Strete, Johannes de 
 
452 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 de eodem [de Strete] Cobetone, Job. de 
 
 Willelmus 
 
 Ellewille, Petrus de Drapere, Robertas 
 
 Colewille, Hob. de Gorlay, Eicardus 
 
 Atteforde, Jobarmes Brocke, Rob. de la 
 
 Wyscumbe, Job. de Rocke, Johannes 
 Hende, Thomas de 
 
 Santone, Petrus Bovy, Adam de 
 Cotone, Ricardus 
 
 Broun, Jobannes 
 
 Boycote, Willelmus Forde, Jobannes de 
 Poghehulle, Rob. de 
 Knyt, Henricus 
 Churitone, Job. de 
 Cobyn, Johannes 
 Burne, Walterus de Colebeare, Will, de 
 
 Alfyngtone, Ad. de 
 
 Ockeworthe, Job. 
 Coletone, Thomas 
 Yertecumbe, J. de 
 
 Hitteweye, Will, de Donkeswille, J. de 
 
 Stoke, Joel de 
 Newetone, Will, de 
 Alfyngtone, Job. de 
 Item, ad Priinam Tonsuram-^Archidiaconatus Tottonie, 
 Ayswille, Thorn, de Haldesworthi, Rob. Englesbournne, 
 
 Prescote, Ric. de 
 Langelegbe, W. de 
 Puttecumbe, Yvode 
 
 Cokeworthe, Jord. de Petrus de 
 
 de de eadem, Thomas Takebeare, Ric. de 
 
 Leyhe, Will, de de eadem, Henr. Knythe, Jobannes 
 
 Stouford, Ben. de Cokeswille, Will . de Middelcumbe, 
 
 Pratz, Thomas Coutefyn, Walterus Matheus de 
 
 Pipard, Reginaldus Baroun, Willelmus More, Hen. de la 
 
 Doget, Johannes Benet, Henricus Aqua, David de 
 
 Lywe, Robertus d Hocke, Willelmus Noreis, Willelmus 
 
 Coletone, Andr. de Cumbe. Walterus de Yele, Walterus 
 
 Danyel, Thomas 3ody, Henricus Aqua, Ricardus de 
 
 Ascombe, Ric. de Catteloud, Will. Ypelepenne, Pet. de 
 
 Werlystone, Th. de Bosco, Will, de Mareis, Willelmus 
 
 Redo, Johannes Bosco, Martinus de Nonaut, Rogerus de 
 
 Torre, Willelmus de Cumbe, Job. de Wyle, Johannes de 
 
 Pral, Elias de Fraunceys, Will. Horsbam, Rog. de 
 
 Bosco, Johannes de Ludebrocke, Job. Gladhous, Henricus 
 
 Godsweyn, Will. 
 
 Item, ad Primam Tonsvram Barnastapolie, 
 
 Esse, Radulph. de Dylyngtone, Job. de Braylegbe, Will, de 
 
 Toune, Willelmus Wyta, Hem icus Knappe, Ric. de la 
 
 dela Dynyngtone, Bald- Duelonde, Thorn, de 
 
 Wytherigge, Nicb, wynus de de eodem, Ricardus 
 
 de Bremelescumbe, Halsbyry, Henr. de 
 
 Trote, Willelmus Thomas de Kaylewey, Thomas 
 
 Cressy, Walterus Aifatone, Job. de Beare, Nich. de la 
 
 Low, Thomas le Fresel, Willelmus Alre, Jobannes de 
 
 Moltone, Nich. de Dobbe, Willelmus Porer, Rogerus 
 
 Moltone, Anton, de Mathon, Walterus Daniel, Ricardus 
 
 Cornu'bie, 
 Porthmur, Job. de 
 Haldestowe, Job. de 
 Trenegoberis , Adam 
 
 de 
 
 Rysyov, Henricus 
 Bos, Johannes de 
 Kylmynant, Job. de 
 Dynyocke, Greg. 
 Hellygan, Ric. de 
 Horilake, Rob. de 
 de eadem, Job. 
 Coter, Willelmus 
 Cary, Ricardus de 
 de eadem, Job. 
 Panistone, Rob. de 
 Treglasta, Rog. de 
 Tresodyan, Will, de 
 Egloskery, Steph. 
 
 de 
 Style, Thomas de 
 
 Fontestone, Rob. de 
 Bikeys, Henricus 
 Sancto Genesio, 
 
 Baldwinus de 
 Mountoyre, Hem\ 
 Forde, Steph. de la 
 Thorn done, Tho. de 
 Beryg, Johannes de 
 Baggestone, Rob. de 
 Merwynchurcha, 
 
 Thomas de 
 Westcote, Walt, de 
 Geffray, Jobannes 
 Payn, Johannes 
 Gosham, Henr. de 
 Leghe, Ric. de 
 Yvelcumbe, Nic. de 
 Thorndone, Ric. de 
 Strattone, Job. de 
 Canelysy, Job. de 
 
 Knolle, Will, de 
 Tynnewode, W. de 
 AVytte, Thorn, de la 
 Haye, Thorn, de la 
 Strattone, Rob. de 
 Moriz, Ricardus 
 Gerveys, Ricardus 
 Middellonde, Galfr. 
 
 de 
 
 Merscbe, Ric. de la 
 Osmanesdone, T. de 
 Panestone, Will, de 
 Beauchomp, Steph. 
 
 de 
 
 Veysy, Johannes 
 Sancta Neulina, 
 
 Willelmus de 
 Portejoye, Symon 
 Frithelonde, Rob.de 
 More, Henricus de la 
 
 Servyngtone, Olyve- 
 
 rus de 
 
 Frouuke, Reg. 
 Tynctor, Galfridus 
 Walle, Reginaldus 
 Hembyry, Job. de 
 Hauntone, Walt, de 
 Hoggetone, Hen. de 
 Hythe, Jobannes 
 Britone, Ricardus 
 Boghewode, Andreas 
 
 de 
 
 Faber, Ricardus, de 
 
 Uggeburghe 
 Bottoke, Walterus 
 Plymptone, Rog. de 
 Wragga, Willelmus 
 Ayllecote, Hen. de 
 Milemet, Walterus 
 Doune, Will, de 
 Gras, Thomas 
 Gras, Johannes 
 Chollewyche, Alex- 
 ander de 
 
 Lynham, Will, de 
 Calle, Rogerus 
 Pokeke, Johannes 
 Uppecote, Thorn, de 
 Hauecroft, Ric. de 
 Coletone, Andr. de 
 
 Daniel, Rogerus 
 Haldelonde, Rog. de 
 Roniyn, Jobannes 
 Gregors, Willelmus 
 Pateman, Thomas 
 Wenteford, Galfri- 
 dus de 
 Stodlegbe, Ric. de 
 
 Wrotbeis, Job. de 
 Saunder, Elias 
 Gerveys, Ricardus 
 Wytewille, Will. 
 Fullo, Henricus 
 Jori, Johannes 
 Miltone, Job. de 
 Grave, Rob. de la 
 Brattone, Rog. de 
 Crosse, Will, de 
 Jouke, Jobannes 
 Wyerdalren, Ric. 
 Kockeswille, Th. de 
 Nansfonteyu, Ro- 
 
 landus de 
 Chaillov, Robertus 
 Ponte, Auedrus de 
 Myleford, Petrus de 
 Prustecote, Aug. de 
 Penpout, Job. de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 453 
 
 Sancto Michaele, 
 
 Leghe, Johannes de 
 
 Vela, Walterus 
 
 Perlebien, Ric. de 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 Penhirgard, Hen. de 
 
 Noreys, Willelraus 
 
 Carmur, Will, de 
 
 Symoun, Robertas 
 
 Stoke, Matheus de 
 
 Kary, Ricardus de 
 
 Leghe, Ricardus de 
 
 Marwynchorche, 
 
 Trengru, Thomas de 
 
 de eadem, Joh. 
 
 Doyghe, Stephanus 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Holecumbe,Will,de 
 
 Halfarwordi, Ric. de 
 
 ^ombrigge, Will, de 
 
 Rycheman, Joh. 
 
 Trethynec, Joh. de 
 
 Mody, Henricus 
 
 Osmundesdone, 
 
 Carveglas, Hen. de 
 
 Russel, Johannes 
 
 Tracy, Ricardus 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Haye, Thomas de la 
 
 Bir, Rogerus de 
 
 Peverel, Henricus 
 
 Hurdetoune, Step. 
 
 Bokys, Ricardus de 
 
 Fraunces, Will. 
 
 Alternon, Rob. de 
 
 de 
 
 Caru, Stephanus de 
 
 Mileraet, Walt, de 
 
 
 
 Peculiaris Jurisdiccio, 
 
 Cator, Reginald us le 
 
 Major, Willelmus 
 
 Sancto Germano, 
 
 Lanracke, Will, de 
 
 Uppacote, Joh. de 
 
 Honetone, Adam de 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 
 fol. 219. AccolitiExonia, 
 
 Byare, Robertus de 
 Clyve, Will, de la 
 
 Druisteyngtone, 
 Willelmus 
 
 Cayuocke, Robertus 
 Cumbe, Matheus de 
 
 Brankescumbe, 
 Germanus de 
 
 Vyzaunt, Michael 
 
 Doune, Thomas de 
 
 Poghehille, Rob. de 
 
 Yfforde, Johannes 
 
 Geraud, Robertus 
 
 Portejoye, Johannes 
 
 Founteyn, Johannes 
 
 Wedewille, Rogerus 
 
 Geraud, Walterus 
 
 Burlyscumbe, Joh. 
 
 Wytheghe, T. de la 
 
 Wydecumbe, Walt. 
 
 Sosmangre, Thomas 
 
 de 
 
 Spina, Walterus de 
 
 de 
 
 Grey, Johannes 
 
 Wavsfeld, Rob. de 
 
 More, Will, de la 
 
 Haryng, Henricus 
 
 Axemystre, Will, de 
 
 Thdrloc, Willelmus 
 
 Castro, Simon de 
 
 Halbertone, Hugo 
 
 Toritone, Walt, de 
 
 Leghe, Ricardus de 
 
 Pounfrey, Ricardus 
 
 T 
 de 
 
 Waleys, Willelmus 
 
 Lestre, Willelmus le 
 
 Toysoun, Alexander 
 
 Spyna, Johannes 
 
 Fullo, Johannes 
 
 Setone, Adam de 
 
 Taletone, Rob. de 
 
 Braneys, Sampson 
 
 Kylriugtone. Alex. 
 
 Nywetone, Will, de 
 
 Willesourdi, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 North ecote, Reg. de 
 
 Ferndone, Thorn, de 
 
 Vosse, Thomas 
 
 Colitone, Joh. de 
 
 Sokebroke, Willel- 
 
 Besse, Robertus 
 
 Chocke, Walterus 
 
 Baggestone, Joh. de 
 
 mus, clericus de 
 
 Gaudechoun, Will. 
 
 Stontone, Rob. de 
 
 Loueputte, Phil, de 
 Saunford, Will. 
 
 Teyngtone, Mat. de 
 W;iuter, Johannes 
 
 Tuvertone, Step, de 
 Halbertone, Gre- 
 
 Uplym, Rogerus de 
 Feraunt, Willelmus 
 
 Fayreweye, Rob. 
 
 Horswille, Joh. de 
 
 gorius de 
 
 Poloyn, Johannes 
 
 Otery, Walterus de 
 
 Alfyngtone, Rog. de 
 
 Cissor, Johannes 
 
 Esse, Ricardus de 
 
 Axse, Walterus de 
 
 Chevere, Johannes 
 
 Byestecote, Will. 
 
 Estwille, Joh. films 
 
 Russel, Nicholaus 
 
 Wodebyry, Will, de 
 
 Aysse, Johannes de 
 
 Ricardi 
 
 Svveyn, Johannes 
 
 Fynetone, Hen. de 
 
 
 
 De Choro Exoniensi, 
 
 Benve, Rad. de 
 
 Barun, Ricardus 
 
 Atte Yurebyry, Ric. 
 
 annis Lyncolnien- 
 
 Daniel, Thomas 
 
 Payn, Ricardus, de 
 
 Burgo Sancti Petri, 
 
 sis Episcopi. 
 
 Eglosheil, Rob. de 
 
 Axemystre 
 
 Johannes de ; ad 
 
 
 Atteborne, Adam 
 
 Robyn, Walterus 
 
 Litt. Dim. Joh- 
 
 
 Tottonia, 
 
 
 
 
 Hurbertone, Joh. de 
 
 Forde, Rob, de la 
 
 Todewille, Step, de 
 
 Prouz, Johannes 
 
 Hedelecumbe, Ric. 
 
 Torremohon, Ric. 
 
 Page, Henricus 
 
 Shilforde, Martinus 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Beaucumbe, Ric. de 
 
 de 
 
 Hore, Robertus 
 
 Poghehulle, Joh. de 
 
 Hallesworthi, Ala- 
 
 Nordone, Will, de 
 
 Godlocke, Thomas 
 
 Clystone, Joh. de 
 
 nus de 
 
 Slade, Joh. de la 
 
 Uphulle, Rob. de 
 Wyltone, Steph. de 
 
 Dywyng, Nicholaus 
 Fenne, Walt, de la 
 
 Dyrehulle, Ric. de 
 Blestyng, Galfridus 
 
 Cormvorthe, Joh. 
 de 
 
 Stohfi, Robertus 
 
 Auger, Willelmus 
 
 Praule, Phil, de 
 
 Galewey, Martinus 
 
 Hunicherche, Rob. 
 
 Huddesdone, Joh. 
 
 Gelleyii, Willelmus 
 
 Virga, Rogerus de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Coyng, Willelmus 
 
 Tovy, Johannes 
 
 Shaghe, Joh. de 
 
 Bosco, Ricardus de 
 
 Chapeleyn, Petrus 
 
 Liftone, Milo de 
 
 Forda, Johannes de 
 
 Blechesworthe, 
 
 Halghewille, Thorn. 
 
 Comyn, Nioholaus 
 
 Drake, Willelmus 
 
 Walterus de 
 
 de 
 
 Hanes worth, Joh.de 
 
 Evesham, Thorn, de 
 
 Wyta, Ricardus 
 
 3ete, Hen. de la 
 
 Dogge, Willelmus 
 
 Brounyng, Thomas 
 
 Attewode, Thomas 
 
 Godeknave, Will. 
 
 Auetone, Joh. de 
 
 Ponte, Will, de 
 
 Mounteyn, Ric. 
 
 Fenne, Henricus de 
 
 Oda, Walterus 
 
 Bottedone, Ric. de 
 
 Wrangetone, Thorn. 
 
 Botereford, Ric. de 
 
 Frouud, Walterus 
 
 Boghedone, Rob. de 
 
 de 
 
 Data, Ricardus 
 
 le 
 
 Olney, Steph. de 
 
 Dupefoivle, Thorn. 
 
 Honicherche, Joh. 
 
 Batyn, Johannes 
 
 Waletbrd, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Cauwetone, Joh. de 
 
 Millehous, Ric. 
 
 Sury, Thomas 
 
 Bykeforde, Rob. 
 
 
454 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Blaehesworthi, 
 Willelmus de 
 
 Knolle, Rie, de la 
 Stoke, Rogerus de 
 
 Aspringtone, Thorn. 
 
 Gerard, Robertus 
 Cocus, Job. dictus 
 
 Bigge, Johannes 
 
 Brodwoda, Will, de 
 
 Hatherleghe, Job. 
 
 Emestone, Rog. de 
 
 Boclonde, Ric. de 
 
 Manatone, Jacobus 
 
 de 
 
 Yplepenne, Lucas de 
 
 Chillefader, Ric. 
 
 de 
 
 de eadem, Andreas 
 
 Hekesburne, Walt. 
 
 Tamertone, Symon 
 de 
 
 Torre, Johannes de 
 Pyn, Petrus de 
 
 Dupeford, Petrus de 
 Huddesdone, Ric. 
 
 de 
 Horsham, Rog. de 
 
 
 
 de 
 
 
 Barnastapolici, 
 
 
 Colrigge, Rob. de 
 
 Alwyngtone, Jor- 
 
 Vedekynneslode, 
 
 Hantesford, Will. 
 
 Nottyscumbe, Ric, 
 
 danus de 
 
 Ricardus de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Tautone. Gilbertus 
 
 Stone, Will, de la 
 
 Herpathe, Job. de 
 
 Beare, Petrus de 
 
 de 
 
 Boclond, Adam de 
 
 Rokebyare, Will, de 
 
 Chalveleghe, Symon 
 
 Mertone, Willelmus 
 
 Bukyntone, Job. de 
 
 Mertone, Magister 
 
 de 
 
 clericus de 
 
 Hele, Robertus de 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Tettesbyry, Will. 
 
 Mertone, Job. de 
 
 Piro, Robertus 
 
 Bynnavvorthe, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Lourynge, Gervas. 
 
 Hille, Will, de la 
 
 de 
 
 Yuddeleghe, Galfr. 
 
 j 
 de 
 
 Halsbyry, Rog. de 
 
 Nymet Sancti Geor- 
 
 de 
 
 Wytherigge, Rog. 
 
 Langeleghe, Phil, de 
 
 gii, Ricardns de 
 
 Sampford, Ric. de 
 
 de 
 
 Marisco, Job. de 
 
 Beaupel, Willelmus 
 
 Lyttelham, Galfr. 
 
 Goraunt, Jobannes 
 
 Nywetone, Ric. de 
 
 Beaupel, Robertus 
 
 de 
 
 Badeworthi, Job. 
 
 Piers, Jobannes 
 
 Lancevetone, Job. 
 
 Kyarter, Ric. le, 
 
 cle 
 
 
 de 
 
 de Moltone 
 
 
 
 
 Cornubia, 
 
 
 
 
 Sancto Claro, Job. 
 
 Sancto David, Will. 
 
 Monketone, Will, de 
 
 Stondone, Stepb. de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Hamez, Henricus de 
 
 Kylhendra, Will, de 
 
 Mathu, Jobannes 
 
 Sancto Cledero, 
 
 Alternon, Walt, de 
 
 Clykyr, Ricardus 
 
 Tregony, Yvo de 
 
 Walterus de 
 
 Warbestowe, Gode- 
 
 Kernyk, Thomas de 
 
 Tyntagel, Job. de 
 Sancto David. Rog. 
 
 Kalyngtone, Job. de 
 Sancta Werburga, 
 
 fridus de 
 Trevynec, Job. de 
 
 Leye, Walterus de 
 Penbalewey, Nicb. 
 
 de 
 
 Jobannes de 
 
 Langedone, Phil, de 
 
 de 
 
 Bosco, Willelmus de 
 
 Sancto Germano, 
 
 Cadewyn, Ricardus 
 
 Tresodorn, Will, de 
 
 Gladewyne, Walt. 
 
 Willelmus de 
 
 Haye, Willelmus de 
 
 Tregaudale, Rog. de 
 
 Paris, Rogerus 
 
 Nytbertone, Job. de 
 
 Penleayze, Rob. de 
 
 Stowe, Ricardus de 
 
 Bydford, Rog. de 
 
 Tregbethyan, Tho. 
 
 Tresedere, Job. de 
 
 Boskynan, Will, de 
 
 Laveranny, Ric. 
 
 de 
 
 fo!. 219b, 
 
 Bovennor, Rob. de 
 
 Sancto Paulo, Ric. 
 
 Lovybonde, Stepb. 
 
 Hendra, Rogerus de 
 
 Inneworcke, Job. de 
 
 de 
 
 Treglasta, Rob. de 
 
 Yneswortbi, Steph. 
 
 Kaldreynoc, Walt. 
 
 Candoroun, Ric. de 
 
 Trewodron, Petrus 
 
 de 
 
 de ' 
 
 Elerky, Walterus de 
 
 de 
 
 Trebatras, Rog. de 
 
 Tregranon, Walt, de 
 
 Boscyny, Petrus de 
 
 Merwynchurche, 
 
 Joudir, Jobannes 
 
 Tregham, Job. de 
 
 Dyneham, Rogerus 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Pellaugar, Johannes 
 
 Landilp, Rogerus de 
 
 Penryn, Andreas de 
 
 Grucl[as], Howelus 
 
 Branel, Will, de 
 
 Redgre, Stepb. de 
 
 Donebam, Tbomas 
 
 de 
 
 Tremayl, Michael de 
 
 Pengelly, Job. de 
 
 Trewythel, Will, de 
 
 Calveynac, Tho. de 
 
 Peladone, Walt, cle 
 
 de eadem, Galfridus 
 
 Sancto Keverano, 
 
 Trewona, Will, de 
 
 Penbirgar, Laur. de 
 
 Lankvnborn, Gilb. 
 
 Willelmus de 
 
 Sancta Crida, Will. 
 
 Colaforde, Will, de 
 
 de* 
 
 Bergoiz, Will, de 
 
 de 
 
 Mountayngne, Ric. 
 
 Suttone, Job. de - 
 
 Hervy, Johannes 
 
 Longepere, Warinus 
 
 dela 
 
 Pengelly, Rogerus 
 
 Tregola, Rogerus de 
 Sancto Pyrano, Job. 
 
 Leye, Willelmus de 
 Trewoder, Will, de 
 
 Sancta Wendrona, 
 Walterus de 
 
 Mabelec, Pascasius 
 Lanesky, Symon de 
 
 de 
 
 Tregorrec, Thorn, de 
 
 Yoltone. Bonifacius 
 
 Sancto Maugano, 
 
 Kestelsoynys, Will. 
 
 Bonefaunt, Job. 
 
 de 
 
 Willelmus de 
 
 de 
 Coke, Rogerus 
 
 Crues, Adam 
 Loka, Thomas 
 
 Rosdynecke, Job. 
 de 
 
 Bosran, Johannes de 
 Sancta Wenna, Job. 
 
 Fonte, Willelmus de 
 
 Penfonteyn, Odo de 
 
 Tremayl, Nicb. de 
 
 de 
 
 Karwenna, Job. de 
 
 Sancto Paulo, Job. 
 
 Roscote, Job. de 
 
 Crock, Johannes 
 
 Dulor, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 Eosogham, Job. de 
 
 Trenereke, Rog. de 
 
 Lananta, Job. de 
 Penbal, Robertus de 
 
 Achim, Johannes 
 Hendre, Rogerus de 
 
 Lylleky, Rogerus 
 Mertheryanon, Job. 
 
 Velwen, Petrus de 
 Tregonan, Rog. de 
 
 Myltone, Rob. de 
 
 Fectone, Ric. de 
 
 Sancto Cledero, 
 
 Roger, Johannes, de 
 
 Tregantes, Job. de 
 
 Tregowille, Ric. de 
 
 Willelmus de 
 
 Castro 
 
 
 Gosham, Job. de 
 
 Wenna, Ricardus 
 
 Brian, Ricardus 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 455 
 
 Peverel, Benedictus 
 Tresulgan, Adam de 
 Redgre, Steph. de 
 Meuewent, Osbertus 
 Cruglas, Howelus de 
 Treraayen, Job. de 
 Trewoler, Lucas de 
 Porteeleyek, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Crucian, Joh. de 
 Pellynharg, Joh. de 
 Haye, Ricardus de 
 Hellygan, Rob. de 
 Penros, Laur. de 
 Westone, Will, de 
 Polhendre, Will, de 
 Kelly, Johannes de 
 Blakedone, Will, de 
 Truru, Bernardus de 
 Pattecote, Kob. de 
 Crollogys, Radulph. 
 
 de 
 Saneta Welvela, 
 
 Johannes de 
 Churchetone, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Lananta, Thorn, de 
 Dounyng, Will, de 
 Seveo'k, Will, de 
 Merwynchorche, 
 
 Thomas de 
 Branel, Will, de 
 Boghewoda, Rob. de 
 Haupel, Will, de 
 Roslaghe, Rob. de 
 Suche, Olyverus de 
 
 la 
 
 Basset, Ricardus 
 Grimescote, Adam 
 
 de 
 
 Flemynge, Robertas 
 Tregodan, Joh. de 
 Tresanecke, Will, de 
 Dulo, Robertus de 
 Miltone, Rob. de 
 Dewystowe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Trelyver, Thorn, de 
 Porth-hirgard, Hen. 
 Lucas, Henricus 
 Horchard, Henricus 
 Grave, Robertus de 
 Aure, Ricardus 
 Tyrel, Thomas 
 Lancels, Ric, de 
 Maresco, Ric. de 
 Trevorec, Walt, de 
 Chaylou, Robertus 
 Trenkruke, Tho. de 
 Cros, Willelmus 
 Sancta Crewenna, 
 
 Martinus de 
 Penhalou, Lucas 
 Glyvyon, Joh, de 
 Trenans, Symon de 
 Trewarmenez, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Cayrou. Johannes 
 Jolyf, Willelmus 
 Trsvethou, Joceli- 
 
 nus de 
 
 Lanante, Walter us 
 Halap, Oliverus 
 Bos, Johannes de 
 Penhal, Will, de 
 Marchaunt, Rob. 
 Esse, Walterus de 
 Cam, Abraham de 
 Bo.klenec, Joh. de 
 Lancretin, Rob. de 
 Rudheuos, Radulp. 
 
 de 
 
 Churletone, Will, de 
 Alternon, Joh. de 
 Michaelstowe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Treglasta, Rog. de 
 Meltone, Gilbertus 
 
 de 
 
 Cruydyck, Galfridus 
 Gonam, Rob. de 
 Polthenis, Joh. de 
 Richeman, Joh. 
 Kemiel, Henricus 
 
 Landilp, Alanus de Lampil, Johannes 
 
 Erez, Reginald!) s de Stoke, David 
 
 Trevemyu, Will, de Alternou, Robertus 
 
 Cocran, Johannes de 
 
 Tregonan, Galf. de 
 
 Rodel, Nicholaus 
 
 Pretymoyngne, 
 Henricus 
 
 Penhalwyn, Ric. de 
 
 Jouke, Johannes 
 
 Treberiz, Nicholaus 
 Boure, Rogerus de 
 Renfrey, Ricardus 
 Lancestone, Will. 
 
 de 
 Myleforde, Petrns 
 
 de 
 
 Holewylle, Will. 
 Lancestone, Steph. 
 
 de 
 
 Beauchamp, Steph. 
 Mouldward, Ric. 
 Tremayn, Johannes 
 Rame, llogerus de 
 fol. 220. Peculiaris Jurisdiccio Acoliti, 
 Glyuuoth, And. de Sancto Germane, 
 Treworgonus, Joh. Willelmus de 
 
 de Martyn, Henricus 
 
 de eadem, Rogerus 
 Wyteleye, Will. 
 Tripelot, Ricardus 
 Bosoghan, Ricardus 
 Alternon, Henricus 
 Esse, Ricardus de 
 Caru, Stephanus de 
 Caru, Johannes de 
 Wenna, Ricardus 
 Boddennec, Radulp. 
 
 de 
 Sancto Erco, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Esse, Walterus de 
 Tregaurey, Benedic- 
 tus de 
 
 Cayr, Johannes 
 Kempa, Simon 
 Treneglos, Rogerus 
 Karmur, Will, de 
 Bradeworthy, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Forces, Johannes 
 Trewarrude, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Wydewalles, Ric. 
 
 Palmere, Henricus 
 Estecote, Walt, de 
 Tyntagel, Nicholaus 
 Cada, Johannes 
 Venour, Rogerus 
 Paustille, Will, de 
 Wyteleye, Henricus 
 Welwefare, Ric, 
 Burgheda, Joh. de 
 Gerveys, Ricardus 
 Strattone, Will, de 
 Penweres, Thorn, de 
 Forda, Steph. de 
 Yhombregge, Will. 
 Miltone, Symon de 
 de eadem, Johannes 
 Cyade, Ricardus 
 Gerveys, Picardus 
 Widemouthe, Steph. 
 
 de 
 
 Wausand, Steph. de 
 Baggestone, Joh. 
 Fullo, Ricardus 
 Resydenek, Joh, de 
 Luxulian, Matheus 
 Sancto Coylano, 
 
 Johannes de 
 Ryddruth, Greg, de 
 Cargaul, Will, de 
 Roselen, Hamelinus 
 
 de 
 Hemgar, Henricus 
 
 de 
 Egloskery, Step, de 
 
 Escote, Walterus de 
 Retyr, Johannes de 
 Resiou, Henricus de 
 Hendre, Rogerus de 
 Coyntrel, Johannes 
 Lulyn, Henricus de 
 Middeltone, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Penpol, Herveus de 
 Sancto Yemps, 
 
 Gregorius de 
 Carnellow, Will, de 
 Tregerrest, Joh. de 
 Tredawel, Thorn, de 
 Chap, Johannes 
 Millemat, Walt, de 
 Miriefelde, Adam de 
 Rame, Willelmus de 
 Penhal, Walterus de 
 Gebba, Thomas 
 Nottone, Ric. de 
 Prustecote, Augerus 
 
 de 
 
 Cros, Ricardus de 
 Parlebyen, Ric. 
 Pensans, Reginaldus 
 
 de 
 Nanscoyt. Aluredus 
 
 de 
 Cameleforde, Ric. 
 
 de 
 Kilkamptone, 
 
 David de 
 
 Launcetone, Joh. de 
 de eadem, David 
 Polytone, Joh. de 
 Sturt, Johannes 
 Poghewille, Will, de 
 Bos, Willelmus 
 Tredenec, Joh. de 
 Mora, Adam de 
 Benneworthy, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Kylkamptone, Rob. 
 
 de 
 Launcetone, Nich. 
 
 de 
 
 Polefaunde, Walt. 
 Langals, Rolandus 
 
 de 
 
 Pogwille, Willelmus 
 Northam, Philippus 
 Biry, Ricardus de 
 Trewaynton, Ric. 
 
 de 
 
 Ratebery, Will. 
 Chayllew, Robertus 
 Hethenaunt. Thorn. 
 
 de 
 Jory, Elias 
 
 Fonte, Nicholaus de Sancto Ermete, 
 Weytone, Gilbertus Herveus de 
 de Penryn, Andreas de 
 
456 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Vuenig Rogerus 
 Cumba, Thomas de 
 Stavertone, Adam 
 de 
 Vuenig, Johannes 
 Delua, Henricus 
 
 Delna, Robertus 
 Dyra, Johannes 
 Filius Ricardi, Joh. 
 Squier, Thomas 
 Hithe, Stephanus 
 Vuenig, Walterus 
 
 Yowa, Ricardus de 
 Wyoth, Thomas, de 
 Brauntone 
 Wyot, Thomas, de 
 Brauntone 
 Gormen, Robertus 
 
 Burgeys, Willelmus 
 Lantuwek, Ric. de 
 Brauntone, Adam 
 de 
 Culyngtone, Walt, 
 de 
 
 It 
 
 [1308-9; 22 Feb.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Conventual! 
 Sancti German!, die Sabbati Quatuor Temper um, viz. in F. 
 Cathedre Sancti Petri, Mensis Feb., A. D. M CCC rao viij, 
 et Consecracionis Domini Walteri . . . primo Examina- 
 tores ; Dominus Ricardus de . . . , W. Bonde, et Magister 
 Willelmus de Wolleghe. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Russel, Roger us 
 
 Treverbyn, Andreas 
 
 Tregelle, Radulphus 
 
 Tremayllet, Joh. de 
 
 Gluvya", Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Trethewy, Henr. de 
 
 Cotel, Willelmus 
 
 Roswalstois, Symon 
 
 Trelouny, Steph. de 
 
 Innocent. Ricardus 
 
 Sancto Cuthberto, 
 
 de 
 
 Bazon, Johannes 
 
 Hyde, Joh. de la 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Boskynewel, Joh. 
 
 Mortone, IS'ich. de 
 
 Creweune, Will, de 
 
 Tretho-p, Symon de 
 
 de 
 
 Brun, Johannes le 
 
 Trehunsy, Will, de 
 
 Page, Ricardus 
 
 Talscoit, Michael de 
 
 Treyer, Walterus de 
 
 Penfren, Rogerus de 
 
 Penliylec, Vincen- 
 
 Seynt Ethewan, 
 
 Penryn, Benedictus 
 
 Dodestone, Step, de 
 
 cius 
 
 Ricardus de 
 
 de 
 
 Vys, Willelmus de 
 
 Ti evalda, Ricardus 
 
 Daberoun, Walterus 
 
 Alternon, Joh. de 
 
 Penhylec, Vincen- 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Bray, Galfridus de 
 
 cius de 
 
 Draynnes, Adam 
 
 Keveran, Ricardus 
 
 Tresauson, Joh. de 
 
 Wandry, Willelmus 
 
 Lanherchi, Marti- 
 
 Rvsewercruc. Andr. 
 
 Penpol, Will, de 
 
 Roskemer, Edmund- 
 
 nus de 
 
 de 
 
 Bollowen, Ric. de 
 
 us de 
 
 Lanreythou, Rob. 
 
 Chynals, Hen. de 
 
 Roswalstes, Reyn- 
 
 Polgrun, Thorn, de 
 
 de 
 
 Curdi-uth, Walterus 
 
 frey de 
 
 Wytlyng, Walterus 
 
 Godrnan, Johannes 
 
 Bochahen, Joh. de 
 
 Poddyng, Robertus 
 
 Treworrec, Joh. de 
 
 Mylemet, Walterus 
 
 Lowys, Ricardus 
 
 Cam, Rogerus 
 
 Spina, Ricardus de 
 
 Mathu, Robertus 
 
 Penuredir, Joh. de 
 
 Vosteym, Will. 
 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 
 
 
 Michel, Ricardus 
 
 Antone, Radulphus 
 
 Sancto Probo, Joh. 
 
 Aqua, Ricardus de 
 
 Prouta, Ricardus 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Polkan, Joh. de 
 
 Swetyng, Johannes 
 
 Trevyans, Lucas de 
 
 Tresoder, David de 
 
 Penhal, Will, de 
 
 Sancto Germano, 
 
 Estcote, Joh. de 
 
 Morwystou, Mag. 
 
 Keheuan, Rob. de 
 
 Lucas ie 
 
 Wyta, Hervicus 
 
 Godt-fridus de 
 
 Stoke, David de 
 
 Holewode, Will, de 
 
 Craifel, Robertus 
 
 Haniet, Thomas de 
 
 Canel, Henricus 
 
 Tregamynyon, Will. 
 
 / ! 
 
 Respina, Phil, de 
 
 Tresodyan, Will, de 
 
 Filius Ricardi David 
 
 de 
 
 Trenans, Symon de 
 
 Sancta Ladoca, 
 
 Lengelly, Joh. de 
 
 Snella, Willelmus 
 
 Sancta Ladoca, Rob. 
 
 Laurencius de 
 
 Fyssacre, Joh. de 
 
 Dounhende, Regin. 
 
 de 
 
 Tregodewel, Rog. de 
 
 Fynamour, Henr. 
 
 de' 
 
 Oxtone, Radulphus 
 
 Resprinna, Joh. de 
 
 Penryn, Johannes 
 
 Craffel, Adam 
 
 de 
 
 Pyrot, Ricardus 
 
 de 
 
 Gro\e, Rogerus 
 
 Tregoys, Thomas de 
 
 Trewynneke, Joh. 
 
 Filius Moriz, Will. 
 
 Pen! en, Rogerus de 
 
 Sancto Probo, Regi- 
 
 de 
 
 Aqua, David de 
 
 Doghe, Stephanus 
 
 naldus de 
 
 Penryn, Joh. de 
 
 Penryn, Joh. de 
 
 Wondri, Walterus 
 
 Sancto Colano, Will. 
 
 Tre villa, Nycholaus 
 
 Sancto Colano, Will. 
 
 Sancto David, V.'ult. 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Trevegan, Peti'us de 
 
 Ooppyng, Thomas 
 
 Cameleford, Thorn. 
 
 Norreys, Willelmus 
 
 Nanfyn, Ric. de 
 
 David, Johannes, de 
 
 de 
 
 Kaly stoke, Rob. de 
 
 Plenyns, Joh. de 
 
 Tavystoke 
 
 Bvare, Johannes de 
 
 Fullo, Willelmus 
 
 Leydock, Petrus de 
 
 Delyaunt, Henricus 
 
 'la 
 
 Sancta Neulina, 
 
 Draycote, Thorn, de 
 
 Penfenteyn, Anton- 
 
 Soulmere, Will, de 
 
 Nicbolaus de 
 
 
 ius de 
 
 
 Religiosi, Exministre, Fr. Hugo de. Cheverestone, Fr. Herbertus de. 
 mano, Fr. Thomas de, 
 
 Sancto Ger- 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 457 
 
 Beneficiatus, Branel, Thomas de, Rector Sancti Stephani in Branel. 
 fol. 2-,'Ob. Subdiaconi, 
 
 Berwg, Radulphus, ad pres. Thome de Lecchelade, Decani Exonie. 
 
 Parys, Rogerus, ad pres. Thome de Pridiaus, Militis. 
 
 Karneck, Thomas de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Lankar, Johanues de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Leye, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 
 Eglosros, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Sancto Alneto. 
 
 Lanreythou, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 
 Bidel, Lucas de, ad pres. Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. fiat Litera. 
 
 Trewydel, Willelrnus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alueueto. 
 
 Tregun, Willelmus de, ad pres. Symonis Gyffard. 
 
 Matheu, Johannes, de Tregony, ad pres. Serlonis de Nansladron. 
 
 Lovya, Willelmus, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 
 Sancta Cruce Bernardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Bodlugan, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Ywyfford, Will de, ad tit. Vic. de Elerchi [St. Veryari], ad quam est pre- 
 
 sentatus. 
 
 Denisel, Odo, Fr. Domus Bodminie, ad tit. Prioris et Conv. Bodminie. 
 Trewythyan, Willelmus de, ad pres. Henrici de Godrevy. 
 Fene, Walterus de la ; sine titulo ; precepto Domini. 
 Hywys, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 Unfrey, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 Westmarche, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 Kalvannec, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Sancta Margareta. 
 , Filius Radulphi, Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Forbyry [Forrabury]. 
 Daumarl, Thomas, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Martini juxta Loo. 
 Bello Alneto, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Chulmeleghe. 
 Bene- j Byneleghe, Georgius de, Rector Ecclesie de Blackauetoue. 
 ficiati. -j Campo Aruulphi, Willelmus de, Rector de Kentelesbeare. 
 I Coye, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Waysfel [ Washfield}. 
 ! Newbaud, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Cambron. 
 Sancto Genesio, Robertus de, Rector de Waysford [ Washford]. 
 
 Reli- Walle > Thomas, Mouachus Tavystochie. 
 giosi 4 Malherbe, Ricardus, 
 
 Fratres Lancestonu, 
 
 ^Bodminia, Robertus de 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Gorges, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Trehungi. 
 Kerly, Hecricus de, ad pres. Prioris Lancestonie. 
 Gotehele, Radulphus de, ad pres. Abbatis Tavystochie. 
 Baroun, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris Lancestonie. 
 
 Aleyu, Henricus, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham, Domini de Pouderham. 
 Langedeue, Bernardus de, ad pres. Reginald! de Buvyle. 
 Capia Willelmus, ad pres. Johanuis de Valletorta, Militis. 
 Trewalred, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Landu. 
 Payn, Johannes, ad tit. Rogeri Hurdyn. 
 Russel, Reginaldus, ad pres. Johannis Horn, Civis Exonie. 
 Potteford, Walterus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Horwode, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris de Frithelestoke. 
 Prmvet, Thomas, ad pres. Prioris de Cowyke. 
 Sancta Grada, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Marsilii, de Lysarde. 
 Trevalge, Rogerus de, ad pres. Prioris de Tywardraythe. 
 Elyot, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis le Seneschal, Domini de Hellaunde. 
 Elys, Ricardus, ad pres. Radulphi de la Were. 
 Riche, Gilbertus, ad pres. Abbatis Tavystochie. 
 
 2G. 
 
458 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Dulonde, Thomas de, ad pres. Robert! de Hortone. 
 Bykedone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Parco. 
 Brock, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi de Honichurche. 
 Bockerel, Galfridus, ad pres. Ricardi Molyns. 
 
 Filius Ricardi, Galfridus, de Londoniis, ad pres. Rogeri de Nonaunt. 
 Nymetone Regis, Henricus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Pyderwyn, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti de Bodman. 
 \Vestleghe, Robertus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Treyvyle. 
 Exemistre, Rogerus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Coleford. 
 Brucoc, Christoferus de la, ad pres. Hameliny de Helwyn. 
 Sancto Ermete, Symon de, ad pres. Rogeri de Trewrughe. 
 Alternon, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Trelouny. 
 Sprot, Johannes, ad pres. Rogeri Somery. 
 Chalvadone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Roberti de Hortone. 
 Pounhyude, Ougerus de, ad pres. Philippi de Egloskery. 
 Poddynge, Symon, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Chyvaler, Johannes dictus, ad pres. Rolandi de Koykyn. 
 Pouderham, Henricus de, ad pres. Petri de la Grene. 
 Smalehulle, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Blakedone, Galfridus de, ad pres. Walteri de Carnedone. 
 Tristram, Johannes, ad tit Willelmi de Tregodeck. 
 Hemystone, Adam de, ad pres. Johannis de Cantilupo. 
 Tavitone, Robertus de, ad pres. Abbatis Tavystochie. 
 Lappeforde, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Wolf. 
 Guanatir, Rogerus, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 Trevarnoc, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Trebarnoc. 
 f Christi Ecclesia, Willelmus de, 1 Ar , . ^ . ,. 
 | Worthe, Johannes de, / Monachl Boclandie. 
 
 Re)i ! Hyde, Fr. Wiilelmus de la, ad pres. Prioris Bodminie. 
 
 de> 
 
 ^Fromound, Johannes, Monachus Tavystochie. 
 
 f Trehunsy, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Hounysham [Ifuntshani]. 
 I Baghel, Ricardus, ad tit. Ecclesie Hegheheauntone [ttigkkampton]. 
 Bene . ^ Mewy, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Bradeforde. 
 ficiati. | Asseleghe, Symon de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Nymetone Regis. 
 L Sancto Genesio, Symon de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Oteram. 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Servyngtone, Johannes de, ad pres. Johanuis de Luscote. 
 
 Sprigga, Ricardus, ad pres. Walteri Pollard. 
 
 Clautoue, Alanus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Exministre, Walterus de, ad pres. Domine Ysabelle de Bolleghe. 
 
 Cole, Ricardus, de Keneford, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 
 Hellygan, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Roberti de Helligan. 
 
 Kayngnes, Ricardus de, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Polslo. 
 
 Spina, Galfridus de, ad pres. Johannis de Bykebyry. 
 
 Horwode, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Charterey, Militis. 
 
 Argilles, Michael de, ad tit. Willelmi de Dynsel. 
 
 Sancto Michaele, Oliverus de, ad pres. Prepositi et Capituli de Glasneya. 
 
 Spergor, Nicholaus de, ad pres. eorundem Prepositi et Capituli. 
 
 Arcubus, Paganus de, ad pres. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Brantone, Umfridus de, ad pres. Johaunis de Loscote. 
 
 Ponte, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Walraund. 
 fol Peynctone, Henricus de, ad tit. Bartholomei Giffard. 
 221. Fonythoun, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Inwardleghe. 
 
 Scottyscumb^, Randulphus de, ad tit. patrimonii sui, precepto Domini. 
 
 Stephanus Prior de Ford, ad pres. Willelmi Pyn, de Forde. 
 
 Parva Torritone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Cornu. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 459 
 
 Corneworfchi, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Kernel. 
 
 Reskyf, Oliverua de, ad pres. Nicholai, Dora, de Werneck. 
 
 Peuryn, Walterus de, ad pres. Benedict! de Roscrou. 
 
 Beynyn, Elias, ad pres. Johaunis de Nywenham. 
 
 Suttone, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Kernel. 
 
 Body, Willelmus, ad pres. Petri de Thorbrigge. 
 
 Sancta Wendrona, Johannes de, ad pre=. Simonis de Sancto Maugano. 
 
 Sancto Corente, Lucas de, ad pres. Roberti de Treuranow. 
 
 Maydegod, Robertas, ad pres. Willelmi Hurewarde. 
 
 Colrigge, Johannes de, ad pres. Gilbert! Crespyn. 
 
 Leghe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Stanbery. 
 
 Brownyng, Ricai'dus, ad pres. Walteri de Langedene. 
 
 Fly^thripe, Matheus, ad pres. Gilberti de Unfreyvile. 
 
 Cyabbel, Willelmus, ad pres. Hem-ici Botonr. 
 
 Trede, Thomas, ad pres. Abbatis de Nywenham. 
 
 Resparuoc, Re^inaldus, ad pres. Johannis de Treiagu. 
 
 Hurdecote, Rogerus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greynvile. 
 
 Riche, Rogerus, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferars. 
 
 f Sor, Reginaldus le, ad tit. Ecclesie de Hellaunde. 
 
 j [Cornu], Walterus, Rector Ecclesie de Thornbyry. 
 Bene- </ Wytherigge, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Thelebrigge. 
 latl - | Tr'esimpel, Willelmus de, ad tit. Vicarie Sancti Pyrani [Zabuloj. 
 
 [_ Ferariis, Johannes de, ad tit Ecclesie de Southille. 
 
 III. (TIO date). 
 [1308-9]. Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 } Ordinati ad 
 
 Jannes de 
 
 IV. 
 
 [1308-9; 9 March], Nomina receptorum &d Primam Tonsuram 
 in Capclla Sancti Laudy in Cornubia ; ix die mensis Marcii, 
 A. D. quo supra, 
 
 Rosmelor, Will, de - 
 Trenering, Nich. de 
 Treworthe, Jacobus 
 
 de 
 
 Marchaunt, Petrus 
 Rospey, Michael cle 
 Carian, Robertas 
 Marsely, Nicholaus 
 
 Tregoz, Radulphus 
 
 de 
 
 Petyt, Johannes le 
 Tremeny, Ric. de 
 Halwen, Will, de 
 Trembras, Joh. de 
 Tregors, Jacobus de 
 Fort, Johannes le 
 Trelyver, David de 
 Tremasek, Thos. de 
 Tregiklost, Joh. de 
 
 Ryddruth, Bartho- 
 lomeus de 
 
 Trewynnard, Rolan- 
 
 dus de 
 
 Trewyke, Joh. de 
 Sor, Willelmus le 
 Spergo, Nicholaus 
 Trembleyth, Joh. de 
 Chynnals, Hen. de 
 Tregenewal, Joh. de 
 Bray, Petrus de 
 Kernyc, Will, de 
 
 Pennodor, Joh. de 
 Sancto Keverano, 
 
 Benedictus de 
 Tregony, Manmerus 
 
 de 
 
 Tregony, Thomas de 
 Bray, Johannes, de 
 
 Riddruth 
 
 Halap, Olyverus de 
 Carduwyou, Joh. de 
 
 V. 
 
 [1308-9 ; 15 March]. Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Sancfci Karan- 
 toci in Cornubia, die Sabbati qua cantatur Scicientes, A. 
 D. M CCC mo viij. Et commissa fuit Examinacio Ma- 
 gistro Willelmo de Wolleghe. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Heghe, Will, de Wolfs weyn, Hen.de Kergellou, Balde- Andever, Odo de 
 
 Pengresec, Alexand- Paumer, Kicardus wynus de Trenewythe, Ra- 
 
 rus de Tresulian, Reg. de Guyvene, Joh. de dulphus de 
 
 2G 2 
 
460 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ardevero, Galiridus 
 
 Trenres, Serlo de 
 
 Arundel, Radulphus 
 
 Deverel, Henricus 
 
 de 
 
 Secchevyle, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Ladde, David 
 
 Cornwalle, Theo- 
 
 Broun, Nicholaus 
 
 Trevylec, Ric. de 
 
 Gonnoc, Johannes 
 
 baldus de 
 
 Cornubia, Joh. de 
 
 Archedyacone, Tho. 
 
 Crucnenes, Joh. 
 
 Bovyle, Radulphus 
 de 
 
 Andevre, Radulphus 
 de 
 
 le 
 Maynard, Henricus 
 
 Rupe, Henricus de 
 Sonnynge, Thomas 
 
 
 
 Maynard, David 
 
 Wrey, Johannes 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Spergot, Walterus 
 Karihayes, Alfred us 
 de 
 
 Bodwydel, Thoni.de 
 Corn way lie, Hen. de 
 Torre, Yvo de 
 
 Boscloiers, Radulp- 
 hus de 
 Tremur, Hugo de 
 
 Peverel, Ricardus 
 Chausy, Bernardus 
 Ossewghe, Thorn, de 
 
 Roswalsteys, Step. 
 
 Curglas, Martinus 
 
 Brianus clericus 
 
 Sancto Ermete, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Autemon, Osbertus 
 
 fill. 221b, 
 
 de 
 
 Bray, Willelmns de 
 
 Gerveys, Ricardus 
 
 Pentyr, Johannes de 
 
 Trenans, Rob. de 
 
 Laner, Willelmus de 
 Tregaswthe, Thorn, 
 de 
 
 Tremur, Will, de 
 Clyndri, Ricardus 
 Penbyrghi, Ambros- 
 ius de 
 
 Tregonwal, Edm. de 
 Sancto Sidnino, Bar- 
 tholomeus de 
 Morand, Laurencius 
 
 Flemynge, Ricardus 
 Pykan, Edmundus 
 Galfridus, Frater de 
 Ordine Minorum 
 
 Subdictconi,- - 
 
 Myleborne, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Lanrihorn [St. Ruan-Lanyliorne]. 
 
 Younnestovve, Galfridus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Penhirgard, Laurencius de, ad pres. Symcnis Giflard. 
 
 Pord, Radulphus de, ad pres . Prepositi et Capituli Glasneye. 
 
 Dynborghe, Petrus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Trelogwarghe, Galfridus de, ad pres. Walteri de Cornubia. 
 
 Monketone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Bayleshulle, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi Wyse. 
 Bene- Branel, Thomas de, ad titulum Sancti Stephani in Branel. 
 tus. Diaconi, 
 
 Storek, Willelmus, de Tregoni, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Archedeacoue. 
 
 Hendre, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Deneys. 
 
 Eglosheil, Ricardus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Bercle. 
 
 Trethywes. Ricardus de, ad pres. Johatmis le Seneschal. 
 
 Penguscof, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Trewudythe. 
 
 Poyz, Henricus, de Sancta Neulyna, ad pres. Wilielmi, Dom. de Treiagu. 
 
 Coyn, Henricus dictus le, ad pres. Michaelis le Bray. 
 
 Trendelens, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Glyn. 
 
 Crugglas, Alanus de, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 
 Fuyter, Stephanus, ad pres. Winani Tyrel. 
 
 Ley dock, Radulphus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Tredinnec. 
 
 Udno, Gregorius de, ad pres. Alani de Kernil. 
 
 Ywyfford, Magist. Will, de, ad tit. Vicarie Elerky [St. Veryan], ad quam eat 
 presentatus. 
 
 Pipard, Robertus, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Frauuceys, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris de Monte. 
 
 Fr. Johannes Patiely, de Ordine Predicatorum [Religiosus]. 
 Bene- Willelmus [de Stonhouse], Rector Ecclesie de Forbury [Forralntry]. 
 tus?" Presbiteri, 
 
 Eglosros, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carmyno. 
 
 Sancto Egidio, Johannes de, ad pres. Rolaudi de Koykyn. 
 
 Sancta Breaca, Radulphus de, ad pres. Henrici de Pengei-secke. 
 
 Rosueydon, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 
 Sancto Melano, Michael de, ad pres. Michaelis le Petyt. 
 
 Wyke, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Le Wolfe. 
 
 Luxulian, Jordanus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Pridiaus. 
 
 Nova Domo, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi Penwore. 
 
 Penros, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Potiforde. 
 / Hyde, Dominus Willelmus de la, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 Reli- 
 
 giosi. 
 
 \ Uggeworthi, Dominus Radulphus de, Canonicus Lancestonie. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 461 
 
 f[Baghel], Ricard us, Rector Ecclesie de Hentone [Higkamptori], ad titulum 
 
 Ecclesie sue. 
 
 I Mewy, Willelmus de, Rector de Bradeford, ad titulum Ecclesie sue. 
 Bene- ^ Kelly, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Kelly, ad titulum Ecclesie sue. 
 cian | "Trehunsy, Magister Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie ide Honsham [Hunts- 
 
 LBremdone, Johannes de, Rector de Halghewille [Halwiti]. 
 
 VI. 
 
 [1308-9 ; 23 March] Nomina receptorum ad Primam Ton- 
 suram in Prioratu Lancestonic, xxiij die Marcii, Anno 
 ut supra. 
 
 Treiioda, Reg. de Maresco, Will, de Trewen, Will, de Godecote, Hen. de 
 
 Langedene, Nic. de Came, Steph. de Trebarvet, Joh. de Lukays, Thorn., de 
 
 Trevaga, Rob. de Trebalvet, David de Hornyngacote, Marinechorehe 
 
 Bordevyle, Rob. Grimescote, Ric. de Henricus de 
 
 VII. 
 
 [1309 ; 29 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr* Exon., 
 die Sabbati in Vigilia Pasche ; viz., xxix, [" decimo " 
 nono, MS.] die Marcii, A.D. M. CCC mo . ix. Et commissum 
 fuit Examinations Officium Magistro Johanni Wele et 
 Domino Willelmo Bonde. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Otery, Walterus de, ad pres. Galfridi le Arbloster. 
 
 Wynemer, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Rogeri de Nonaund. 
 
 Foghehulle, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Nicholai, Exonie. 
 
 Sancto Uvele, Willelmus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi de Langunethe. 
 
 Hurtcumb3, Robertus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donekeswille. 
 
 Pafford, Henricus, ad pres. Johannis de Stoura. 
 
 Wille, Robertus de la, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 
 ( Somertone, Fr. Robertus de, Monachus de Doneskeswille. 
 llfli- -| Specke, Fr. Ricard us, Monachus ibidem. 
 RIOSI. ^Bd arc h e) Dominus Willelmus de La, Monachus de Forde. 
 Bene-Qckebeare, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Pancracii [Rtwdori]. 
 tua. Diciconi, 
 
 Alfyngtone, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham. 
 
 Paz, Ricard us, ad pres. dicti Johannis. 
 
 Mathu, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
 Aleborne, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Cumptone. 
 
 Bovy, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi Lester. 
 
 Sydeham, Ricardus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavystochie. 
 
 Estecumbe, Hamundus de, ad pres, Dom. Thome de Stapeldone, Rectoria 
 
 de Toritone [Great Torringlon]. 
 
 fol. Pane5emede, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Caleway. 
 222> Large, Willelmus le, ad pres. Dom. J. de Godeleghe. 
 
 Galfridus, Thomas, de Hockelonde, ad pres. Michaelis de Wynkeleghe. 
 
 Berughe, Radulphus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome, Decani Ecclesie Exoniensis. 
 
 Criditone, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi le Prouz, Militis. 
 Bene-Mileborne, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie sue de Laryhorrie [St. Ruan Lany 
 ficia- ^ orn j 
 
 ' Fenne, Walterus de, sine titulo, ad preceptum Domini Episcopi. 
 Wyke, Johannes de, ad pres. Magistri Willelmi de Kylkenny. 
 
462 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 f Dorcestre, Dominus Rogerus de, Monachus de Forde. 
 
 j Nyweham, Fr. Matheus de, Monachus ibidem. 
 
 I Brixtone, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus de Boclonde. 
 R eli : J Brommore, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus ibidem. 
 glosl ' j Marchia, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus de Forde. 
 
 Somertone, Fr. Robertas de, Monachus de Donkewille. 
 Specke, Fr. Ricardus, Monachus ibidem. 
 
 * Estrete, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 
 / Malestone, Magister Johannes de, Rector de Portemuthe [Portlemouth], 
 Beno- ) Penyles, David de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Hereforde [Harford]. 
 ficiati. } Ocbeare, Johannes de, ad lit. Ecclesie Sancti Pancracii [Rousdon'}. 
 
 ' Neubaud, Johannes, ad tit. Ecclesie de Cambron. 
 
 VIII. 
 
 [1309 ; 24 May] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Axe- 
 mistre, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum in Ebdomada 
 Pentecostes ; viz., ix Kalendas Maii (sic), A.D: M. CCO, 
 ix. Examinatores : W. Wolleghe et Arnulphus de Toritone. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Spyna, Symon de Byere, Will, de la Bathe, Thomas de Fowy, Gilbertus de 
 alixs ate Thorne 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Wetyngtone, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus de Donkewille [Dunkesivell], 
 Cruce, Johannes de Hurberneforde, Jo- Wrange, Ricai'dus Seynctemarichorche, 
 Doune, Radulphus hannes de Colitone, Joh, de Johannes de 
 
 de Greneweye, Thorn. Veer, Philippus de 
 
 de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Cotel, Magister Arnulphus, sine titulo, ad preceptum Domini. 
 Nymetone Sancti Georgii, Johannes de, ad pres. Petri de Bodrugan. 
 Skynner, Willelmus le, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kyrkham. 
 Grey, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai de Cheyny. 
 Bene-Mertone, Magister Thomas de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Wodeleghe. 
 tus^ f^ r> ^ mcencms - Monachus de Forde. 
 
 | Shaftone, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 Reli- J Sandwyco, Fr. Henricus de, \ 
 giosi. I Stoke, Fr. Rogerus de, ! de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 
 Derby, Fr. Petrus de, 
 I Fr. Thomas, Monachus de Nyweham [N eivenham]. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Lovya, Willelmus, ad pres. Petri de la Grene, Civis Exonie, 
 Oterytone, Walterus de, ad pres. Galfridi le Arbloster. 
 Orcherd, Walterus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Spekekote. 
 Russel, Willelmus, ad pres. Philippi de Poundestoke. 
 Hals, Walterus, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 Walle, Robertus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Leueworthi. 
 atte Wenne, Ricardus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conventus de Bufestria. 
 Sancto U vele, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi le Lestre. 
 Heghes, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Poyer. 
 Braueis, Rogerus de, ad pres. Gregorii de Mettone. 
 
 Wynemer, Will., ad tit. patrimonii sui et Dom. Rogeri de Nonaunt, Militis. 
 Corn done, Willelmus de, ad tit. patrimonii sui. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Hodenet, Ricardus, ad pres. Magistri J. Wele. 
 Treflectos, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Doune. 
 Guanatir, Rogerus, ad pres. Thome de Glastonia. 
 Beaucumbe, Matheus de, ad pres. Mathei de Streccheleghe. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 463 
 
 Dulond, Thomas de, ad pres. Ricardi de Inwardleghe. 
 
 Gerveys, Johannes, ad pres. Oliveri de F.sse. 
 
 Arnold, Johannes, ad pres. Roger! de Doneslond, Dom. de Asschebiry. 
 
 Holeford, Robertas de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 
 Boghedone, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Speck. 
 
 Elys, Ricardus, ad pres. Radulphi de Were. 
 
 Westeleghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Wamford. 
 
 Hille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Farndone. 
 
 Fynytone, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti de Morcestre. 
 
 Nywetone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Rale. 
 
 Knyt, Walterus dictus, ad pres. Willelmi de Grimestone. 
 
 Mauger, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi de Henewordesleghe. 
 
 Sprot, Johannes, ad pres. Rogeri de Somery. 
 
 Devenois, Galfridus, Filius Ricardi le, ad pres. Dona. Rogeri Nonand. 
 
 Leghe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi le Rous. 
 
 Asschele, Symon de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Nymetone-Regis. 
 
 Foleforde, Clemens de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Wydeworthi. 
 
 Mileborne, Willelmus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Laryhorn [St. Ruan-Lanyhorne], 
 f Farndone, Fr. Ricardus de, Monachus de Nyweham [Neioenham]. 
 
 Cristchorche, Fr. Willelmus de. ) , T , . , , , 
 Eeli . I Worthi, Fr. Johannes de, } Monachl de Boclond ' 
 
 giosi.-( Coletoue, Fr. Heuricus de, Canonicus de Torre. 
 
 Stauntone, Fr. Robertus de, j 
 
 Monte Acuto, Fr. Nicholaus de > de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 "Loveny, Fr. Martinus de, 
 
 Bt-ne- 
 ficiati 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod inter titulos istorum Ordinum Rogerus dictus de 
 Castello, clericus, habet titulum ad omnes Ordines a Fratre Willelmo de 
 Tothale, Sancte Domus Hospitalis Saucti Johannis Jerusalem Priore in 
 Anglia. 
 
 fol. 222b. Clerici liberati Episcopo Exoniensi, apud Exoniam, coram Domino Johanne 
 
 de Foxleghe et Sociis suis, Justiciariis Domini Regis, die Veneris in Festo 
 
 ad Vincula Sancti Petri, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi tercio [1 Aug., 
 
 1309]: 
 
 Devon : Petrus Beamound, liberatus pro burgaria facta Martino de Ryschivele, 
 
 apud Ryschivele. 
 
 Willelmus Baret, pro equo Johannis Povy de Twykburghe furato. 
 Johannes, filius Walteri Fiiz Thomas ; pro burgaria et roberia factis Per- 
 
 sone de Cloveneburghe [Clannaborouyh], 
 Willelmus Hitte, pro eodem. 
 Gervasius de Childetone, pro morte Willelmi attemerche apud Bokyntone 
 
 [High Bickington], 
 
 Nichoiaus Bertelot, pro diversis Ecclesiis fractis, videlicet Sancti Georgii. 
 Exonie, et Beate Marie Magdalene, et cereis abinde asportatis furtive. 
 Cornub : Clerici liberati, apud Lancestone, coram eodem Johanne et Sociis suis, 
 die Mercurii proxima post Festum Beati Laurencii [13 Aug.~\. 
 Daniel de Udno, pro morte Johannis de Udno, in Helestone occisi. 
 Ricardus Meisek, pro morte Johannis de Trestran, apud Treworgo. 
 
 IX. 
 
 [1309; 20 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Capella B. Marie Eccl. 
 Cathedr. Exon., die Sabbat i Quatuor Temporum Mensis 
 Septembris ; viz. xij Kalendas Octobris, A. D. M. CCO. 
 ix. Quorum Exaininacio comrnissa fuit Magistris Rogero 
 de Otery, OfRciali Domini, et Johanni Wele, Archidiacono 
 Barnastapolie. 
 
464 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Acoliti, 
 
 Lovekoc, Steph. Esseworthy, Henr. Nyel, David de Tregaderel 
 
 Mollaund, Joh. de de Mertyn, Walt, de Hole, Rogerus de la 
 
 Fareweye, Symon Yo, David de la Crok, Gilbertus Burghe, Rogerus 
 
 de Stowe, Henr. de Crokarde, Will. de 
 
 Meie, Willelmus Baroun, Johannes Noreys, Willelmus Toke, Ricardus 
 Bockmnde, Will, de Tanntefer, Gilbertus Ayssecumbe, Will. Sancta Wendrona, 
 Gurlere, Ricardus Bykeleghe, David de Petrus de 
 
 de Longus, Johannes, Bodyer, Robertas 
 
 Bene. [Hyde] Radulphus [de la], Rector Ecclesie de Wyteston [Cornwall]. 
 tus?" -f Le gh e > Fr. Nicholaus de, Canonicus Plymptonie. 
 Reii- I Cornubia, Fr. Aluredus de, de Ordine Minor urn. 
 giosi. Subdiaconi, 
 
 Stidewardisdoune, Robertas de, ad pres. Petri de Fyssacre, Militis. 
 
 Cheluysworthy, Jordanus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Chalvaleghe, Symon de, ad pres. Dora. Johannis de Dunstanvyle, Militis. 
 
 Heghen, Robertas Filias Roberti de la, ad pres. Henrici Bokerel. 
 
 Bonekere, Richardus le, ad pres. Ricardi de Inwardleghe. 
 
 Pyltone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. 
 
 Wateryvalle, Radulphus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Chambernoun, Militis. 
 
 Porta, Thomas Filius Ricardi de, ad pres. Johanuis de Wolringetone. 
 
 Brademore, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Gervasii de Raleghe, Militis. 
 
 Smalrigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Joelis de Herpathe. 
 
 Kelchalke, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici de Belston. 
 
 Ayspertone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Boyvyle. 
 
 Hellystone, Magister Joceus de, ad graciam Domini. 
 
 Royle, Radulphus, de Fenne, ad pres. Rogeri de Mimminglonde. 
 
 Hille, Willelmus de la, ad pres. Roberti de la Halle. 
 
 Holedych, Henricus de, ad pres. Thome de Cirnecestre, Militis. 
 
 Nywetone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Foleforde. 
 
 Whyteknyst, Willelmus, ad pres. Symonis de Saunforde. 
 
 Holne, Stephanas de, ad pres Johannis de la Welle. 
 
 Bergorz, Adam de, ad pres. Laurencii de Arundelle. 
 
 Sancto Brueredo, Ricardus [de, ad pres. Jacobi Peverel, Dom. de Hamme- 
 
 tehthy. 
 
 Byurghe, Alanus de, ad pres. Willelmi Cornu. 
 Holeweye, Ricardus de, ad pres. Heurici de Chambernouu. 
 Holacumbe, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Umfravyle, Militis. 
 f Deneys, Johannes le, ad tit. Ecclesie de Lysnewyth. 
 j Seccheford, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Northmoltone. 
 ^ Clyfford, Reginaldus de, Rector Ecclesie de Cumbe in Tynhyde. 
 | Raleghe, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Stokeryvers. 
 (^Fyzsacre, Petrus de, Rector Ecclesie de Charnes [Charles]. 
 fLyu, Fr. Thomas de, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis et Couv. ibidem. 
 I Castro, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 
 Cheverstone, Fr. Herbertus de, \ -rn 
 Bdi : <( Exeministre, Fr. Hugo de, | Canouici Plymptonie. 
 S 1081 ' I Tottonia, Fr. Walterus de, Monachus Bufestrie [Ituckfast]. 
 
 Cornubia, Fr. Johannes de, ) , ~ ,. ,,. 
 ICornubia, Fr. Galfridus de, j de Ordme Minorum. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Bolelonde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 Trewydel, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu. 
 Yonstowe, Galfridus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis Charteray, Militis. 
 Bruwere, Robertus lo, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Halbertone, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Walteri Logis. 
 Barbour, Willelmus dictus le, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Nicholai, 
 
 Exonie. 
 Carswille, Ricardus de, ad pres. Rogeri Moulysh. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 465 
 
 Carswille, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Carswille, Civis Exonie. 
 
 Axeministre, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kyrcham. 
 
 Parchymener, Rogerus dictus le, ad pres. Ricardi de Inwarleghe. 
 
 Poghehulle, Robertus de, ad pres. Walter!, Dom. de Poghehulle. 
 
 Viel, Thomas, ad pres. Robert! de Stocheyc. 
 
 Fordone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Robert! Bessyn. 
 
 Umfrei, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 
 Bissop, Ricardus, ad pres. Abbatis de Nywenham. 
 
 Trewedyan, Willelmus de, ad pres. Henrici de Godrevy. 
 
 E-jlosros, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Leye, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus, Militis. 
 
 Chamound, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi de Podiford. 
 fol. Thorndone, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Hereward. 
 223- Hole, Robertus de, ad pres. Ade de Esse. 
 
 Miriafeld, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici, Filii Alani. 
 
 Morval, Gregorius de. ad. pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Chaillo, Johannes, ad pres. Jordani de Venella, Civis Exonie. 
 
 Dost, Johannes de, de Castello Boterelle, ad pres. Johanuis de Mortone. 
 
 Sancto Genesio, Galfridus de, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Paris, Rogerus, ad pres. Thome de Pridiaus. 
 
 Stybba, Johannes, ad pres. Mathei de Strecheleghe. 
 
 Ridel, Lucas de, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 
 Monketone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Wytaleye, Jocelinus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Semau, Johannes, ad pres. Thome de Cartuther. 
 
 Westenarke, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 
 Pees, Mauricius, ad pres. Johannis Giffard. 
 
 Burel, Rogerus, ad pres. Ade Markewille. 
 
 Wille, Robertus de la, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard de Lyvv. 
 
 Karnecke, Thomas de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Penkestel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis Drayues. 
 
 Kalvodra, Thomas de, ad pres. Thome Noel de Penfirn. 
 
 Tregastor, Robertus de, ad pres. Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 
 Pafford, Henricus de, ad pres. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Nymet Sancti Georgii, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Denebaud. 
 
 Aleborne, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kyrcham, Militis. 
 
 Lankar, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Brattone, Johannes, ad pres. Henrici Bokerel. 
 
 Rosleghe, Walterus de, ad pres. Stephani de Trewynt. 
 
 Nychol, Stephanus, de Cherchestowe, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 
 Nytherecote, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis Pipard. 
 
 (Coye, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Waysfeld [Washfield]. 
 Welyngtone, Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Northtautone. 
 Bello Alneto, Willelmus, de, Prebendarius de Chulmeleghe. 
 : , Benetfeld, Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Lansant [Lezant]. 
 ficiatl '] Roges, Robertus, Rector Ecclesie de Hautebray [Iliyh Bray]. 
 
 I Stokes, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Melani [St. Mellion}. 
 1 Coleputte, Rogerus de, Rector Ecclesie de Churistowe [Churckstow]. 
 ^Grymestone, Petrus de, Rector de Eswogewille [East Oyioell]. 
 ( Walle, Thomas de, Monachus Tavystochie. 
 
 Rel , 
 
 giosi Blockesworthi, Fr. Robertus de, 
 
 Ordine Mi.orum. 
 
 | Radenore, Fr. Johannes de, 
 
 ^Averiis, Frater Johannes de, Moiiachus Tottonie. 
 
466 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Bovy, Thomas, ad pres. Willelnri Lestre. 
 Leskered, Willelmus de, ad pres. Petri de la Grene. 
 Pruet, Thomas, ad pres. Prioris et Monachorum de Cowyke. 
 Paz, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis, Dom. de Pouderham. 
 Brocke, Johannes, ad pres. Elie Coffyn. 
 
 Trebarvot, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi, Dom. de Treverbethe. 
 Donkeswylle, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donkeswille. 
 Geffrey, Thomas, ad pres. Rogeri Tantefer et Michaelis de Wynkeleghe. 
 Paneghemede, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis CayJlewey. 
 Donnyng, Henricus, ad pres. Prioris et Monachorum Barnastapolie. 
 Chy valer, Johannes dictus, ad pres. Dom. Rolandi Coykyn. 
 Russel, Reginaldus, ad pres. Johannis Horn. 
 Wallen, Robertus de la, ad pres. Willelmi Loveworthi. 
 Horwode, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris et Ccnv. de Frythelestoke. 
 Deneis, Robertus, ad pres. Henrici de Raleghe. 
 Westleghe, Robertus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greynvyle. 
 Lappeforde, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf. 
 Bokerelle, Galfridus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Molyns. 
 Aleyn, Henricus, ad pres. Johannis, Dom. de Pouderham. 
 Tynctor, Henricus, ad pres. Radulphi Tyngtoris. 
 Pouderham, Henricus de, ad pres. Petri de la Grene. 
 Stokes, Reginaldus dictus, ad pres. Ricardi Russel, Civis Exonie. 
 Wyncestre, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi le Prouz. 
 Capia, Willelmus, ad pres. Dorn. Johannis de Valletorta. 
 Orchard, Walterus de, ad pres. Edinundi de Specco^e. 
 Chalvadone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Wynemer, Willelmus, ad titulum patrimonii, et pres. Rogeri Nonaund. 
 Large, Walterus le, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Godeleghe [Dean of Wdls\ 
 Yestecumbe, Hamundus de, ad pres. Thome, Rectoris de Toritone. 
 Beruth, Radulphus de, ad pres. Thome Filii Radulphi. 
 Poteford, Walterus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneis, de Bradeforde. 
 Trevalga, Rogerus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraythe. 
 Trestram, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi de Tregodecke. 
 Kerly, Henricus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestouie. 
 Russel, Willelmus, ad pres. Philippi de Pountestoke. 
 Dounende, Ongerus de, ad pres. Reginaldi de Botriaus. 
 Payn, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi de Boterelle. 
 Sancto Uvele, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Lestre. 
 Trewalrad, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Landu. 
 Pyderwyn, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Seynt Wynnov. 
 Hemmestone, Adam de, ad pres. Johannis do Cantilupo. 
 Smalahille, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Exemynistre, Rogerus de, ad pres. Hugouis de Coleford. 
 Alphyngtone, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis de Poudreham. 
 Sancto Ermete, Syrnon de, ad pres. Rogeri de Trewrudken. 
 Southhulle, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Wysa. 
 Attefenne, Ricardus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 Sperke, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Moelys. 
 Bruere, Cristoforus de la, ad pres. Osberti Hamelyn. 
 Oterytoue, Walterus de, ad pres. Galfridi dicti le Arbloster. 
 Langedone, Bernardus de, ad pres. Dom. Radulphi de Albo Monasterio. 
 Blacadone, Galfridus de, ad pres. Walteri de Carnedone. 
 Nymetone Regis, Henr. de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Pole, Willelmus de la, de Kynggesbrigge, ad pres. Willelmi Fraunceys. 
 Matheu, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis Treiagu. 
 Tauetone, Robertus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Lansant, David de, ad pres, Willelmi Wysa. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 467 
 
 Bykadone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Edmuudi de Parco. 
 Nytheracote, Thomas de, ad pres. Johannis Pipard. 
 Sydenham, Ricardus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Couv. Tavistochie. 
 Eliot, Ricardus, de Nywetone, ad pres. Johannis le Seneschal. 
 Richa, Gilbertus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavystochie. 
 Cotehele, Radulphus de, ad pres. eorundem Abbatis et Couventus. 
 Frauuceis Johannes, ad pres. Alexandri de Goyndelg^an. 
 Al borne, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Cumptone. 
 Poddyng, Sytnon, ad pres. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 Gogeyn, Michael, ad pres. Heurici Bokerel. 
 Forde, Michael de la. ad pres. Joelis de Bukyntone. 
 Corndone, Willelinus de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 fI- f Coffyn, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Throuleghe. 
 
 I Pent'euten, Johannes de, Vicarius Ecclesie de Antone [Antony]. 
 I Ywefford, Willehnus de, Vicarius Ecclesie de Elerky [St. Veryan]. 
 Bene-<> Fenne, Walterus de la, Rector de Aysbyry [Ashbury]. 
 
 1 I Gyu, Adam le, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Ermetis [St. Ervari]. 
 I [Neubaud] Johannes. Rector Ecclesie de Cambron. 
 ( Pollard, Ricardus, Rector Ecclesie de Suttecunabe. 
 ( Fromouud, Johannes, Monachus Tavystochie. 
 
 IteU; I Raleghe, Fr. Rogerus de, Canonicus Hertilaundie [Harttand], 
 giosi. 1 vVymborne, Fr. Robertus de, Monachus Sancti Nicholai, Exonie. 
 ^Brente, Fr. Hugo de, Monachus Bufestvie [Buckfast]. 
 
 X. 
 
 [1309 ; 21 Sept] Recepti ad Primam Tonsuram Die Dom- 
 inica in crastino Ordinum proximo precedencium, apud 
 Clyst. 
 
 Boscent, Rogerus de, Fantestone, Robertus de. 
 
 XI. 
 
 [1309; 20 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Capella Manerii de 
 Farendone, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decem- 
 bris ; viz., in Vigilia Beati Thome, Apostoli, A. D. M mo . 
 CCC m . ix. De Licencia Diocesani Loci. 
 
 Ad Ordinem subdiaconatus, Magister "Willelmus de Wolleghe, Rector Eccle- 
 sie de Bikeleghe, ad titulum ejusdem Ecclesie. 
 
 Ad Ordinem Diaconatus, Willelmus de la Hulle, ad pres. Prioris et Con- 
 ventus Plymptonie. 
 
 [Here follows a copy of the Licence, Henry [Wodeloke], Bp. of Winchester, 
 to Bp. Stapeldon. It was limited to this one day, but not to any particular 
 Church. 
 Dated " Londoniis, xix Kalendas Januarii " (14 Dec.)]. 
 
 XII. 
 
 [1309-10; 8 March]. Apud Stockwille, de Licencia Episcopi 
 Wynton., Dyocesani Loci, Dominus ordinavit 
 
 Magistros Rieardum le Seneschal, et ) , ^ ,. . r , , 
 
 Robertum le Seneschal, sue Dyocesis, } ad Ordinem Accolitatus.^ 
 [Licence without restriction as to time or place, or as to the Diocese of the 
 Candidates, if they present Letters- Dirnissory, " ut quociens per nostram 
 transire Dyocesim vel in eadem morari vos contigeret, etc." Dated "apud 
 Suthewerke, Kal. Marcii" (1 March). " MEMORANDUM quod Litera liceucialis 
 manet in filacio Ordinum proximo subsequencium"]. 
 
468 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 XIII. 
 
 [1309-10; 14- March]. Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Parochial! de 
 Cambrewelle, Wynton. Dioc., die Sabbati proximo post 
 Diem Cynerum ; viz. xiiij die Marcii, A. D. M. CCC. ix, 
 et Consecracionis Domini Episcopi ij, de Licencia Loci 
 Dyocesani [ut supra]. 
 
 Recepti ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Makenhavede, Johannes de, de Faveraham, \ , Cantuar> D ad Dimigs 
 Makenhavede, Johannes dictus ["junior in > ^ n--i 
 the Mandate], de Prestone, ) l ^ C 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Tregeminen, Bartholomeus de, Exoniensis Dyocesis. 
 Hakeborne, Johannes de, Sarum Dyoc., ad Dimiss. sui Dyocesani. 
 Eylward, Ricardus, "j 
 
 Donyngtone, Ricardus de, j-Cantuar. Dyoc., ad Literas Dyocesani Diraiss. 
 Orpedeman, Henricus, J 
 Moleseye, Gilbertus de, 
 
 dulphus de, 
 
 SathwaU 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 Poperinge, Johannes de, Rector Eccl. de Brinkelowe [ Warwickshire], Coventr. 
 
 et Lychefeld. Dyoc., ad Litt. Dim. sui Dyocesani. 
 Seneschal, Magister Robertas le, Exon. Dyoc., ad graciam Domini. 
 Keligren, Magister Henricus de, ) fad nirniw T Fniqmni 
 
 Sneylham, Will, de, R. Eccles. de Catefelde [Cats- { acestrensis. 
 
 jlCCCty &USS3Cjy / 
 
 Eyothe, Willelmus de, de Kyngeshame, ad Dimiss. ejusdem, et ad tit. Eccles. 
 
 Sancti Pancracii extra Portam Orientalem Cycestrie. 
 Waleis, Willelmus, films Roberti, de Brenchesle, ad Dimiss. Fr. Thome, 
 
 Roffensis Episcopi, et ad tit. Prioris et Conv. de Thonebrigge [ Tonbr idge], 
 
 Roffensis Dyocesis. 
 Cornubia, Magister Willelmus de, Rector Eccles. de Heose [Hayes] ad Dimiss. 
 
 Domini Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi. 
 Middeltone, Willelmus de, Rector Eccles. de Estcoker, Bathon. et Wellen. 
 
 Dyoc. , ad Dimiss. Dyocesani. 
 
 Waltham, Henricus de, London. Dyoc., ad Dimiss. Dyocesani. 
 Gerveys, Nicholaus, Rector de Bardolvestone [Burle- % 
 
 stone Dorset], 
 
 Lyttone, Thomas de, Rector Eccles. de Wynterborne, ! 
 Hentone, Johannes de, Rector Eccles. de Batecumbe, f 
 Dene, Stephanus de, Rector Eccles. de Botermere [Butter- 
 
 mere, Wilts}. } 
 
 Diaconi, 
 Estdene, Joh. de ; R. Eccles. de Lytlyngtone, Cycestr. Dyoc., ad Dimiss. sui 
 
 Dyocesani. 
 Cantuaria, Willelmus de, Rector Eccles. Sancti Leonardi de Eastchepe, in 
 
 Londoniis, ad Dimiss. Dom. Cantuar. Archiepiscopi. 
 Kaerlunieck, Magister Radulphus de, Exon. Dyoc., ad graciam Domini. 
 Aylesburi, Ric. de, R. Eccles. de Hamme Prestone, Sarum Dyoc., ad Dimiss, 
 
 Dyocesani. 
 
 Esse, Magister Ric. de, R. Eccles. de Hywys, Exon. Dyoc., ad tit. Eccles. sue. 
 Joh., filius Galfddi, clerici, de Strattone, Lyncoln. Dyoc., ad Dimiss. Dyocesani. 
 Wolcumbe. Jasperus de, \ 
 
 Messeberghe, Johannes filiug Johannis de, j ad . Dmi . 1S ^ ***** Archl6 ' 
 Westwode, Johannes de, M P 1SCO P 1 Cantuar - 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 409 
 
 Estone, Willelmus de, R. Eccles. de Stanwelle, London. Dyoc., ad Dimiss. 
 
 sui Dyocesani. 
 Presbiteri, 
 Goldyngus, Fr., Monachus Prioratu.3 de Boxgrave, ad Dimiss. Episcopi 
 
 Cycestrensis. 
 Miltone, Rogerus de, R. Eccles. de Stoke Abbatis, 
 
 Scobenhangre, Adam de, R. Eccles. de Beruchfelde 
 
 [Burghjield, Berks], 
 Elys, Johannes, R. Eccles. de Mayngne Martel [Broad- 
 
 ( Sarum. Dyoc., ad 
 
 Dimiss. Dyo- 
 [ cesani. 
 
 mayne, Dorset], 
 Forde, Magister Ricardus de, R. Eccles. de Bradeforde, Bathou. et Wellen. 
 
 Dyoc., ad Dimiss. sui Dyocesani. 
 Elham [" Eltham " in the Mandate], Willelmus de, ad Dimiss. Dom. Cantuar. 
 
 Archiepiscopi. 
 Miles, Johannes, R. Ecclesie de Upmerdone, Cicestr. Dioc. ad Dimiss. Loci 
 
 Dyocesani. 
 
 Westwode, Johannes de, Lyncoln. Dyoc., ad Dimiss. sui Dyocesani. 
 Bello Alneto, Willelmus de, Porcionarius in Ecclesia de Chelmeleghe, Exon. 
 
 Dyoc. 
 
 Attebor, Elias de, de Dovoria, 1 f Ca " tuar ' ^ *? Dhm*,. Domini 
 
 Frere, Laureucius dictus, de Dovoria, Cantuar. /****. efc ad 
 
 Filius' Radulphi, Thomas, de Dovoria, "ulo^m J^P 
 
 K*T' ^tanus de, suo Domino inhac parte directo, 
 
 Hadleye, Johannes de, J L cu ju S tenor talisestut sequitur,- 
 
 [The names are enumerated in the Mandate : but one of them, Robert de 
 
 Pyrye, does not appear in the List. It is dated at Lambeth, the Ides 
 
 (loth) of March]. 
 The Candidates from the Diocese of Winchester are not included in the above 
 
 List (with the exception of the three " Accoliti "), but are given separately 
 
 in the following Schedule to their Bishop's ' Litere Presentations " 
 
 (dated Southvvark, on the clay of Ordination) : 
 
 Prcitbiteri, 
 Fraunceis, Willelmus dictus, de Stavertone, R. Eccl. de Boclaunde [Buckland> 
 
 Surrey]. 
 
 Cotel, Petrus, R. Ecclesie Sancti Michaelis in Judaismo, Wyntonie. 
 Thudriche, Ricardus, "j 
 
 Marisco, Johannes de, I- ad titulos qui penes nos remanent. 
 Inkepenne, Ricardus de, J 
 Suthwerke, Fr. Walterus de. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 Conestable, Thomas, R. Ecclesie Beate Marie de Guldeforde. 
 
 Gayte, Ricardus la, \ 
 
 Spersholte, Willelmus de, > ad titulos qui penes DOS remanent. 
 
 Berman, Johannes, ) 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Bysshopestone, Johannes de, 1 j , ., i 
 
 Dupele, Willelmus de, ) ad tltulos V 11 P enes nos manent 
 
 Accoliti ut supra, 
 
 XIIII. 
 
 [1310 ; 4 April] Orclines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Bradenage 
 [Bradninch], die Sabbati qua cantatur Sicientes ; viz. iiij 
 die Mensis Aprilis, A.D. M. CCC mo . x et Consecracionis ij. 
 
470 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Relig- Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 losus 'Courtenay, Johannes de, Monachns 
 
 Tavistochie. 
 
 
 Aunger, Johannes, 
 
 Moulysch, Maur- 
 
 Unfrey, Ricardus 
 
 Cadeheye, Adam de 
 
 de Bykeleghe 
 
 icius de 
 
 Membyry, Joh. de 
 
 Cokyntone, Symon 
 
 Mowlysch, Rie. de 
 
 Broun, Johannes 
 
 Hughetone, Hen. de 
 
 de 
 
 
 Batyn, Rohertus 
 
 Esse, Johannes de 
 
 
 Accoliti 
 
 
 
 
 Stouford, Benedic- 
 
 Brentetorre, Joh. 
 
 Gurby, Ricardus 
 
 Dyalediche, Will, de 
 
 tus de 
 
 de 
 
 Yeody, Henvicus 
 
 lialbertone, Gregor- 
 
 Eoyworthy, Ad. de 
 
 Somenour, Lauren- 
 
 Lune, Ricardus 
 
 ius de 
 
 Torre, Johannes 
 
 cius dictus le, de 
 
 Tuvertone, Symon 
 
 Bovy Tracy, Joh. de 
 
 Parva Toritone, 
 
 Londoniis, ad 
 
 de 
 
 Hele, Ric. de 
 
 Walterus de 
 
 Diruiss. Domini 
 
 Kellyou, Rog. de 
 
 TTonetone, Adam de 
 
 Lankerentyn, Walt. 
 
 London. Episc. ; 
 
 Girard, Ricardus 
 
 Baroun, Ricardus 
 
 de 
 
 que penes nos 
 
 Pedertone, Andreas 
 
 Normal), Hugo 
 
 Berniacote, Rob. de 
 
 nianent. 
 
 films Roberti de 
 
 
 Choriste Exonienses, ad gracinm Domini, 
 Tuvertone, Thomas Mortone, Henr. de Torre, Ricardus 
 de Pevevel, Vincencius 
 
 > 
 
 Coleprust, Rogerus 
 
 iosi. Northleghe, Fr. Willelmus de, de Domo de Donekeswille [Dunkeswell]. 
 Mouriz, Fr. Johannes, de Ordine Predicatorurn, Exonie. 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Tregodecke, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de TregoJecke. 
 
 Antrenon, Osbertus de, ad pres. Petri de Fysacre, Militis. 
 
 Sancto Maugauo, Robertus de, ad pres. Petri do Bodrugan. 
 
 Penryn, Johannes, ad pres. Abb. et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Burghe, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Ricardi de Tredeford. 
 
 Hole, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Polmorva, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi le Lester. J 
 
 foi. Birehulle, Ricardus de, !id pres. Dom. Radulphi de Doune. 
 2 '- 4b> Tottescumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Hereward. 
 
 Douneworthi, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de 
 Frithelestoke. 
 
 Drywysteynctone, Will, de, ad pres. Joh. le Deneys Archidiac. Exon. 
 
 Cruce, Will, de, ad pres. Joh. de Charteray Archidiac. Barnastapolie. 
 
 Elyngham, Willelmus de, ad Dimiss. Norwicensis Episcopi, et ad titulum 
 
 Abbatis et Conventus de Donkeswille. 
 
 Bene- / Lusteleghe, Magister Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie do Lustleghe. 
 ficiati \ Megre, Henricus le, Rector Ecclesie de Stokedau marie. 
 
 Archidiacona- 
 tus Cornubic. 
 
 ( Archidi' 
 | aconalus 
 ( Tottonie. 
 
 Relig- ( Welyngtoue, Fr. Johannes de, de Domo de Donekeswille, ad pres. Abbatis et 
 iosus. | Conventus Loci. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 Kynborth Petrus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo \ Archidiaconatus 
 
 Arnulphi. I \ n h~ 
 
 Burghe, Alanus de la, ad pres. Willelmi Cornu. 
 Hermannysworthi, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Esse. 
 Nywetone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Foleforde. 
 Smalrigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Joelis de llerpathe. 
 
 Horshulle, Rogerus de, ad pres . Magistri Johanuis Wele. 
 Holdyche, Henricus de, ad pres. Thome de Cirecestre, Militis. J 
 Grey, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai de Choyny, Militis. ^ 
 
 Criditone, Petrus de, ad pres. Dom. Rogeri Filii Pagani. 
 Portmore, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Beaupel. 
 
 ! / Archidiac. 
 f \ Tottonie. 
 
 Hurtcumbe, Rob. de, ad pres. Abb. et Conv. de Douekeswille. 
 
 ( Archidiac. 
 i Exonie. 
 
 Tuvertone, Stephanus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Saucti 
 
 Nicholai, Exon. 
 
 Piltone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. \ ,-.,-_-;.., 
 
 Michael, clericus de Tautone, ad pres. Roberti Beaupel. / Ba1 nasta P tt - 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 471 
 
 f Fysacre, Petrus de, Rector Ecclesie de Charlies [Charles], 
 | [Schakespere], Magister Syinon, R. Ecclesie de Alryngtone [Arlington], 
 flclaU ^ [Ralegbe], HeJiricus [de], Rector Ecclesie de Stoke Ryvers. 
 
 | Carraynou, Rogerus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancte Stediane [St. Stytkian's]. 
 [ Ynkepen, Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Dydesham [Dittisham]. 
 KeJig-Castro, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 iosus - Presbiteri- 
 
 Eglosros, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nioholai de Alneto ~) 
 
 Leye, Walterus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus. | , ,, ... 
 
 Lankar, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom.Henricide Campo Arnulphi. > \ uuu - iac - 
 
 Loma, Willelmus, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Monketone, Willelmns de, ad pres. Ricardi de Hyvvys, J 
 
 Stybba, Johannes, ad pres. Symonis de Holecumbe. IT// 
 
 Nichol, Stepbanus dictus, ad pres. Abb. et Conv. Bufestrie. / 
 
 Thorndouue, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Hereward. 
 
 Nymet Saneti Georgii, Johannes de,ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. f flarnasta- 
 
 Wille, Robertus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Lyu Trenchard. t polie. 
 
 Heghes, Will, de la, ad pres. Galfridi le Arbloster et Job.. Poier. / 
 
 Poghehulle, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi Molyns. ) p 
 
 Barbour, Willelmus dictus le, ad pres. Walter! Tauntefer. J 
 
 Hegham, Johannes de, per Litt. Dim. Lyncolniensis Episcopi, que penes nos 
 
 manent, et ad titulum Dom. Nicholai de Kyrkham. 
 fHulle, Willelmus de la, Vicarius Ecclesie de Seyntemaristowe. 
 | Malestone, Magister Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Portlemuthe. 
 Bene-^ Grimestone, Magister Petrus de, Rector Ecclesie de Estwoggevville. 
 ticiati j j ssej Magister Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Hyvvys. 
 
 ^ Kaerlunieck, Radulphus de, Vicarius Kcclesie de Helestone [St. Wendrcn], 
 ( Asseuerus, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus Tottonie, ad pres. Prioris et 
 Relig- J Conventus. 
 
 iosi. | Somertone, Fr. Robertus de. 1 de Donekesvville, ad pres. Abbatis et Con- 
 \_Exonia, Fr. Ricardus de, J ventus. 
 
 XV.] 
 
 [1310 ; 18 April] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr. Excn., die 
 Sabbati in Vigilia Festi Pasche ; viz. xviij die Aprilis, A.D. 
 
 M. CCC mo . x. 
 
 Su bdia coni, 
 
 Knovyle, Magister Gilbert us de, ad pres. Dom. Gilberti de Kuovyle, Militia. 
 
 Tautone, Robertus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Valle torta. 
 
 Schyaghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Johanuis de Ferers. 
 
 Taylleboys, Ricardus de, ad pres. Waited de Treawen. 
 
 Hembyry, Nicholaus de. ad pres. Nicholai Page, Civis Exonie. 
 
 Wyke. Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Albo Monasterio. 
 
 Hore, Robertus, ad pres. Wiilelmi le Fereis. 
 
 Gurdelwebbe, Ricardus le, ad pres. Radulphi Germeyn. 
 
 Bnc- I Wydeslade, Magister Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Yekeborne [Exbourne]. 
 ticiati ] Wyger, Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Mertone. 
 
 ( Herpathe, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Beauforde. 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Sancta Wenna, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi Peverel. 
 
 Kalvennec, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Sancta Margareta. 
 
 Penhirgard, Laurencius de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 
 Chullesworthi, Jordanus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Trelowarghe, Galfridus de, ad pres. Walteri de Cornubia. 
 
 Emelere, Rogerus, ad pres. Hugonis de Coleford. 
 
 Sancta Cruce, Beruardus de, ad pres. Dom. Michaelis le Petit, Militia. 
 
 Nymet Sancti Georgii, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Denebaud. 
 
472 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Hele, Stephanus de, ad pres. Prioris?e et Conv. de Corneworthe. 
 Chalveleghe, Symon de, ad pres. Magistri Johannis Wele. 
 Knyth, Thomas, ad pres. Prioris et Conventus Lancestonie. 
 Bayleshelve, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johunnis de Trelouny. 
 Elyngham, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donkeswille. 
 f Wolleghe, Magister Willelmus de, ad tit. Eccl. de Bykeleghe [in the Deanery 
 I of Tamerton]. 
 
 Seneschal, Magister Robertus le, ad graciam Domini. [His Benefice was 
 ! Lelant, to which he was collated two days later]. 
 Beae.1 Byneleghe, Magister Georgins de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Blacauetone. 
 flciati Deiieis, Johannes le, ad tit. Ecclesie de Lysnewythe [Lcsncwth]. 
 
 Bythewalle, Magister Rob., ad tit. Eccl. de Udno Parva [St. Perran- Uthno]. 
 Relig- Hanap, Johannes de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Churitone [" Hanam " fol. 37 b j- 
 iosus. Warthorre, Fr. Galfridus de, de Ordiue Minorum. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Umfray, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Mortone. 
 Stork, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedeakne, Militis. 
 f'- Pipard, Robertus, de Sancto Claro, ad pres. Rogeri de Inkepenne. 
 225 ' Morval, Gregorius de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Leydecke, Radulphus de, ad pres. Petri de Pridiaus. 
 Bruere, Robertus dictus, ad pres. Johannis de Umfravyle, Militis. 
 Pengos&of, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Trewedyche. 
 Paris, Rogerus, ad pres. Thome de Pridiaus, Militis. 
 Truscote, Hicardus de, ad pres. Mathei de Treaverecke. 
 Wyteleye, Jocelinus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 Pafford, Henricus de, ad pres. Willelmi le Prouz, Militis. 
 Honistowe, Galfridus de, ad pres. Johannis Charteray, Militis. 
 Trendelens, Johannes, ad pres. Radulphi de Glen. 
 Byssop, Ricardus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Nyweuham. 
 Trevvydel, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nycholai de Alneto. 
 Dost, Johannes, de Castello Boterelle, ad pres. Rogeri le Gyu. 
 Tregorz, Thomas de, ad pres. Stephani de Haccumbe. 
 Faber, Walterus dictus, ad pres. Johannis de Umfravile. 
 Carswille, Walterus de, ad pres- Johannis, Dom. de Pouderham. 
 Halbertone, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi Lamprey. 
 Crucglas, Alanus de, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 pCarmynou, Dominus Rogerus de, ad tit. Ecclesie Sancte Stediane [St. 
 
 Stythian's], 
 
 Schakesper, Magister Symon, ad tit. Ecclesie de Alringtone [Arlington], 
 Bene-J Fysacre, Dominus Petrus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Charnis [Charles]. 
 flciati | Raleghe, Dominus Henricus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Stokeryvers. 
 
 Inkepenne, Magister Ricardus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Dydesham [Dittisharn], 
 Ferers, Magister Reginaldus de, ad tit. Ecclesie de Thurlestone. 
 * Okebyare, Johannes de, ad tit. Capelle Sancti Pancracii [Rousdon]. 
 I Meyne, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 Belig- ' Fayra, Fr. Johannes ) , . . . T 
 
 W81 ' I Croke, Fr. Thomas } ad P res> Pnons Lancestonie. 
 
 Licence, in the usual Form, had been granted to Bp. Stapeldon by the Bp. of 
 Salisbury, to ordain qualified persons, whenever he might pass through his 
 Diocese, till Michaelmas Day. Dated, London, 4 March, 1309-10. 
 
 XVI. 
 
 [1310 ; 13 June] Ordines celebrati in Ecclesia Conventual! 
 Tottonie, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum, in Vigilia Sancte 
 Trinitatis ; viz., xiij die Junii, A.D. M mo . CCC mo . x, et 
 Consecracionis Domini ij. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 473 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Strete, Stephanus Trenywyan, Hen. de 
 Jordan, Johannes Dira, Petrus 
 Glyda, Ricardus Penlyn, Will, de 
 
 Braworthi, Job. de Pyn, Willelmus de 
 Doget, Johannes Esse, Ricardus de 
 Wiie, Henricus de 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Lana, Rob. de la 
 Lenne, Ricardus de 
 Cola, Johannes 
 Averay, Ricardus 
 Payn, Thomas 
 Torre, Wydo de 
 Auetone, Walt, de 
 Kylyou, Johannes 
 Draper, Bobertus le 
 Wasseborne, Joh. 
 
 Corbyn, Henricus 
 Saucto Adwyno, 
 
 Ricardus de 
 Carswille Regis, 
 
 Willelmus de 
 
 Rake, Ricardus de 
 Ledestone, Will, de 
 Wodeforde, Will, de 
 Uppehille, Lucas 
 
 Udno, Adam de Wythefenne, Will. Orchard, Johannes 
 
 Stoke, Willelmus de de Mortone, Adam de 
 
 Gaymer, Stephanus Landewarnec, Will. Loverynge, Ric. 
 Alternon, Rob. de de Cumbe, Joh. de 
 
 Botelonde, Joh. de Werdeshallere, Ric. Churletone, Will. 
 Ponte, Willelmus de de de 
 
 Lantannon, Hugo Dynham, Rog. de Northwoda, Joh. de 
 
 de Aysrigge, Ric. de Coletone, Andreas 
 
 Franceys, Will. Herwollyswere, de 
 
 Fenne, Walterus de Willelmus de Kaygnes, Willelmus 
 
 de Hacke, Vinceucius Churcworde, Joh. Honne, Fr. Will. 
 
 Touceyn, Henricus Pral, Elias de Muriel, Ricardus de la 
 
 fol. Subdiaconi, 
 
 225b - Stone, Philippus de la, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 Enysnerghe, Walterus de, ad pres. Walter! de Cornubia. 
 Edward, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis le Fereis. 
 Deneys, Johannes le, de Alfyngtone, ad pres. Ricardi de Lowe. 
 Ayscumbe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Doune, Ricardus de la, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 Esse, Willelmus de, ad pres. Rogeri Crispy n. 
 Forde, Willelmus de, ad pres. Galfridi de Albamare. 
 Walesbreus, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Walesbreus. 
 Nortbovy, Johannes de, ad pres. Walteri Pollard. 
 Parva Toritone, Walterus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Speccote. 
 Stavertone, Adam de, ad pres. Rogeri Crispyn. 
 
 Bene-Norman, Hugo, ad titulum Ecclesie de Aflatone \Affeton-Sce No. XX]. 
 ^ a " / Mounz, Fr. Johannes, de Ordine Predicatorum Exonie. 
 Relig. 1 Kameck, Fr. Ricardus de, 
 
 /de Ordine Minorum Domus Dor- 
 cestrie. 
 
 iosi. / Novo Castro, Fr. Adam de, 
 
 I Athelyngtone, Fr. Willelmus de, 
 
 I Stanhaue, Fr. Thomas de, J 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Burghe, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Ricardi de Hywys, Militis. 
 Lanreithou, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Domini Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 Portalla, Stephanus de, ad pres. Petri de Fyshacre. 
 Cruce, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Charteray. 
 Tregodeck, Rogerus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 Brodeck, Walterus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Cokyntone. 
 Holne, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 Sancto Austolo, Edwardus de, ad pres. Reginaldi de Penreis. 
 Sancto Germano, Robertus de, ad pres. Rogeri de Tredynecke. 
 Serjaunt, Willelmus, ad pres. Galfridi de Stauntone. 
 Antrenon, Osbertus de, ad pres. Rogeri Cole. 
 Holaweye, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Boghedoune, Adam de, ad pres. Willelmi de Grimestone. 
 Scottecumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Hereward (titulum non habet). 
 Folour, Thomas dictus le, ad pres. Gilberti de Addestone. 
 
 ([Tudewyl], Magister Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Bukyntone [JBictori], 
 Arbloster, Martinus le, Rector Ecclesie de Luvenistone [Lympstone]. 
 JIV..OLX Herpathe, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Beauford [Bedford], 
 I Lusteleghe, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Lusteleghe. 
 \ Megre, Henricus le, Rector Ecclesie de Stoke Daumarl. 
 
 2H 
 
474 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Reli<?-Tottone, Fr. Walterus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Uuckfast]. 
 iosus. fresbiteri, 
 
 Morval, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferariis. 
 
 Sancto Genesio, Galfridus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Tredines, Eicardus de, ad pres. Johannis le Seneschal. 
 
 Kynborthe, Petrus de, ad pres. Henrici de Carnpo Arnulphi. 
 
 Hermannesworthe, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Esse. 
 
 Burghe, Alarms de, ad pres. Willelmi Cornu. 
 
 Burel, Rogerus, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Penkestel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Draines. 
 
 Holdyche, Heuricus de, ad pres. Domini Thome de Cyrecestre. 
 
 Fuyter, Stephanus, ad pres. Mathei de Treanerecke. 
 
 Sancta Cruce, Bernardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Miriafelde, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 
 Penhirgard, Laurencius de, ad pres. Symonis GifFard. 
 
 Kalnodra, Thomas de, ad pres. Thome Noel, 
 
 Chulleworthe, Jordanus de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Kalvannecke, Thomas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Sancta Margareta. 
 
 Bolaloude, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Pyltone, Rogerus de. ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. 
 
 Aleborne, Henricus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Comptone. 
 
 Nymet Sancti Georgii, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis Bastard. 
 
 Nywetone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Foleforde. 
 
 Horswille, Rogerus de, ad pres. Magistvi Johannis Wele. 
 
 Udno, Gregorius de, ad pres. Alani de Kernecke. 
 
 Michel, Willelmus, de Trewey thyen , ad pres. Henrici de Godrevy. 
 
 Hole, Robertas de, ad pres. Ricardi Coffyn. 
 
 Carrou, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Penwore. 
 
 Criditone, Petrus de, ad pres. Rogeri Filii Pagani. 
 
 Pees, Mauricius, ad pres. Henrici dicti le Abbe. 
 
 Bene- j" Seneschal, Robertus le, Vicarius Ecclesie de Lananta [Lelant]. 
 flciati | Tuvertone, Stephanus de, Vicarius Ecclesie cle Sydebyry. 
 Fra- ( Plymptone, Walterus cle, ) , A , , ,. -r, ,. , . 
 
 tres. i ttrithLnwl AHm ^ ad P 8 - Abb " tis Bufestrie. 
 
 \ Brithestowe, Adam de, 
 
 XVIL 
 
 [1310 ; 26 July] Ordinati ad Primam Tonmram in Capella Prioris Plymp- 
 tonie. Die Dominica in crastino Festi Sancti Jacobi, Apostoli, Mensis Julii, 
 A.D.; M. CCC m . x. 
 
 Germeyn, Johannes Mimmynglonde, Gydyshani, Galfri- Raddone, Rob. de 
 
 Draper, Henricus Robertus de clus de Engleborue, Symon 
 
 Bray, Rogerus Stibba, Symon de 
 
 XVIII & XIX. 
 
 [1310 ; 9 and 10 Aug.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capelia Domini 
 
 de Penryn, ix die Augusti, A. quo supra. 
 
 Roscasewel, Will, de Sancta Crida, Odo Redyth, Gregor. de Nancarou, Will. d6 
 
 Mechermeyler, de Sancta Crida, Hen. Treworgy,Rad. de 
 
 Walterus de Truru, Ricardus de de Treiagu, Job. de 
 
 Pensans, Regin. de Hellan, Johannes Sancta Crida, And- Von, Johannes 
 
 Pensans, Job. de de reas de Bevil, J ohannes 
 
 Ordinati ibidem die sequenti, 
 
 Hellighi, Johannes de ; Dynesel, Rogerus de. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 475 
 
 fol- Clerici liberati Episcopo Exoniensi, apud Exoniam, die Lune proximo, post 
 
 F. Annunciacionis B. Marie, A. Regni Regis Edwardi, Filii Regis 
 Edwardi, iiij^ ; coram Johanne de Foxleghe et Sociis suis, Justi6iariis 
 Domini Regis ad gaolam ibidem deliberandam [29 March, 1311]: 
 Dunkertone, Roberlus de, liberatus Episcopo pro roberia Thome de Glastonia, 
 Nicholai, Rectoris Ecclesie de Cloveneburghe [Clannaborouyh], et pro 
 communi latrone. 
 Fareman, Robertus, pro uno equo furato in Hundredo de Hayter, liberatus 
 
 est per Johannem de Upavene, cui fuit negocium commissum. 
 Nythetoune, Henricus, pro ij agms furatis de Johanne de Radinge, uno pari 
 
 sotulariurn, et uno vellere inultonis furato, in Tengemuwe [Teignmouth], 
 Sogaunt, Ricardus, pro equo patris sui furato apud Moltone. 
 Filol, Robertus, pro iij bobus et una vacca furatis in Somersetia. 
 
 Cornubia: Clerici liberati Episcopo Exoniensi, apud Lancevetone, per Jo~ 
 hannem de Foxleghe et Reginaldum de Beovyle, Justiciariis Domini Regis, 
 ad deliberacionem gaole ibidem deliberande, 
 
 Tayllour, Serlo films Martini le, liberatus fuit Episcopo pro uno vallyngo 
 Hyberiiico et panno Hybernico, furatis de domo Ricardi, clerici, de la 
 Medeschose. 
 
 Pe'dertone, Walterus de, liberatus fuit Episcopo pro fractura gaole de 
 Lancevetone. 
 
 XX. 
 
 [1310; 19 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Capella de Farendone, 
 de Licencia Episcopi Wynton.,cujus Licencie tenor est supra 
 in iij folio precedenti, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 Mensis Septembris ; viz. xix die ejusdem Mensis, A. D. 
 M. CCC mo . x, et Consecracionis Domini ij. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Norman, Hugo, Rector Ecclesie de Affatone. [Affeton a small Parish, long 
 ago merged in the Parish of West Worlington. See Bp. Stafford's Register, 
 page 1 (note). 
 Greyvile, Magister Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Kylkamptone. 
 
 Presbiter, 
 
 Bythewalle, Magister Robertus, Rector Ecclesie de Udno Parva [St. Perran- 
 Uthno], 
 
 XXI. 
 
 [1310 ; 19 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Faren- 
 done, Wynton. Dyoc., de Licencia Loci Dyocesani, die 
 Sabbati Quatuor Temporum proxima post F. Sancte Lucie, 
 Virginis, viz. xiiij Kalendas Januarii, Anno quo supra ; 
 cujus, quidem, Licencie tenor talis est. [Licence in the 
 usual Form ; dated at Estmeones (East Meon), 15 Dec, 
 Master Stephen de Dene, Commissary, was to present the 
 Candidates from the Diocese of Winchester. See Regist. 
 Wodeloke, fol. 157]. 
 2H 2 
 
476 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Accolitus, 
 Chevestone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Dodescumbeleghe. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Norreis, Magister Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Tettecote. 
 Crauthorne, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Estboclaunde. 
 Kayngnes, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Brodwode [-Wyger]. 
 Bene : <> Presbiteri, > 
 
 ficiati 
 
 Lusteleghe, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Lusteleghe. 
 
 Exon. 
 Dyoc. 
 
 Coye, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Waysfelde [ Washfield]. 
 Arbloster, Martinus le, Rector Ecclesie de Buketone [Bicton], 
 Herpathe, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Biauforde [Bedford], 
 ( Norman, Hugo, Rector Ecclesie de Affatone [See No. XX]. J 
 
 [The Commissary's Letter was dated at Faringdon on the Day of the Ordina- 
 tion. The Schedule contains the names of the Candidates], 
 
 Ordinati in Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Ray, Johannes le Ludeschelve, Ric. Bulstede, Will, de Moundelee, Will, de 
 Pdrchas^, Johannes de Blake, Johannes le Barouu, Willelmus 
 
 Geffray, Johannes Aultone, Edmundus Austoli, Fabianus Andreu, Johannes 
 Blake, Nicholaus le de filius 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Huscard, Johannes, R. Capelle Beati Edmundi de Codyntoue [Cuddington]. 
 Molyns, Johannes filius Vincencii de, de Aultone. 
 
 Penre, Will, de la [foL 226b]. Castro, Will, de Prest, Will, dictus 
 
 Serlo, Willelmus Penyntone, Hen. de Alayn, Johannes 
 Chelmestone, Willelmus de. 
 
 Walraund, Fr. Johannes, de Domo Fratrum Predicatorum Wyntonie. 
 Portesmuthe, Fr. Johannes de, et ) / de Abbathia de Quarreria [in the hie of 
 Baroun, Fr. Galfridus le } \ Wight]. 
 
 &Sien~ US Eita u s }de Prioratu doB_e [ 
 Pruwerwyche, Fr. Johannes de, de Prioratu de Mertone. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Wodehouse, Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Gatecombe. \ r j f 
 Saunford, Thomas de, Rector Capelle de Kyngestone. / L ' OJ 
 
 CumCFr^oCnefde 1 de Domo Fratrum ^edicatorum Wyntonie. 
 Suttone, Fr. Hugo de, de Quareria predicta. 
 Salesbury, Fr. Johannes de, de Waverle. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Sunborne, Fr. Galfridus de, et \ 
 
 Langestoke, Fr. Ricardus de, et > de Prioratu Sancti Swithuni Wyntonie. 
 Wyntone, Fr. Adam de, ) 
 
 Mecheldevere, Philippus de. 
 
 Roppele, Johannes de, Rector Eccl. Beate Marie de Kalendariis, Wyntonie. 
 Frie, Johannes le. 
 
 Derbeia, Fr. Petrus de, et 1 , -p. . ,. ,. , 
 Kingeshome, Fr. Willelmus de j de Domo Fratrum Predicatorum Wyntonie. 
 Tournour, Willelmus le. Estmoleseie, Gilbertus de. 
 Erode, Fr. Robertus le, et \ , *..'*. , ~ 
 Clive, Fr. Guillelmus de } de Abbathia de Quareria. 
 Insula, Fr. Johannes de, de Brommore. 
 Serle, Johannes, de Farndone [Faringdon, Hants]. 
 Dobbe, Robertus, de Odyham. 
 Wyleforde, Fr. Johannes de, de Hida [Hyde Abbey]. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Brocke, Johannes de. Tycchefelde, Galfridus de. 
 War[n]ebourghe, Johannes de, de Witcherche, 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 477 
 
 Estrete, Fr. Johannes de, et ) , -^ 
 
 Cranebourne, Fr. Johannes de 1 de Domo Fratrum Predicatorum Wyntonie. 
 Aqua, Ricardus de. Thomas, Willelmus. 1 
 Norreis, Thomas le, Rector Ecclesie de Chale. 
 Beddrede, Ricardus de. Cole, Johannes le. 
 Chepman, Thomas le, de Hurtle. 
 Grumvyle, Fr. Walterus de, de Hyde. 
 Hida, Adam de. atteflode, Johannes . 
 Guldeforde, Fr. Johannes de, de Mertone. 
 More, Fr. Willelmus de la, de Beau lyu [Beaulieu Abbey], 
 Waltham, Henricus de, ad Litt. Dimissor. Episcopi Loudoniensis. 
 [Here follows a copy of the formal Certificate of Ordination given to each 
 Candidate, mutatis mutandis]. 
 
 11 A lour honurable Seignur et Piere Esperital, Sire Wautier, par la grace Dieu 
 Evesqe Dexcestre, ses fi^s en Dieu de la Comunaute de meime la Cite, saluz, 
 reverences, et honurs. Sache vostre Seignurie et amiste qe Adam Maynard 
 est a vostre prisone livere pur la debrusure de un coffre, et le aporteer des 
 anyaus et autres choses qe furent a Henri Purpris. Dount, Sire, de ceo 
 cheytif Adam pyte vous preyngne, et grace a ly pur sa deliveraunce fere 
 vous pleis, pur lonour de Seyncte Esglise et pur lamour de Dieu, que vous 
 save en sauncte." 
 
 " Walterus, etc., Magistro Johanni de Upavene, Subdecano in Ecclesia Exon., et 
 . . Officiali Archidiaconi Exonie, salutem, etc. In negocio liberacionis Ade 
 Maynard, clerici, nostre Dyocesis, a carcere quo detinetur pro imposita sibi 
 fractura unius coffri, et asportacione quomndam anulorum et rerum aliarum 
 ab eodem, que fuerunt Henrici Purpris, Civis Exonie ; super quibus 
 indictatus idem clericus, et coram Judice seculari ad deposicionem laicorum 
 super hoc habitus pro convicto, nostro fuit carceri liberatus. vobis conjunc- 
 tim et divisim vices nostras, cum Canon ice cohercionis potestate, committi- 
 mus per Presentes ; sub ea, videlicet, forma ut, inquisita super premissis 
 in forma Juris diligencius veritate, et facta nichilominus proclamacione et 
 preconizacione puplica et solempni, prout et ubi magis expedire videbitur, 
 si per hujusmodi Inquisicionem inveneritis prefatum Adam impositum sibi 
 crimen nullatenus commisisse, nullusque comparuerit accusator qui ipsum 
 super eodem crimine convincere, vel oppositor quod id probare valeat sit para- 
 tus, tune eidem Ade, propter infamiam exortam ex predictis deposicionibus 
 et judicio laicorum, purgacionem Canonice indicatis, quam si prestiterit, a 
 carcere liberetis eundem. Alioquin, si earn prestare nequiverit, vel in ea 
 prestanda defecerit, seu per Inquisicionem predictam, in qua se ipsum 
 defendendi, saltern per alium, habebit facultatem, inveneritis prefatum 
 clericum dictum facinus commisisse, vel ex ipsius liberacione, propter 
 violentam suspicionem contra ipsum exortam, magnum scandalum suscitan- 
 
 1 Litera Testimonialis Ordinum WiUdmi 
 Thome, Constanciensis Diocesis, per 
 Exoniensempiscopum celebratorum. 
 Universis, etc., Frater Henricus . . . 
 Wyntoniensis Episcopus, salutem, 
 etc. Noverit Universitas vestra quod, 
 cum Dominus Walterus, Dei gracia 
 Exoniensis Episcopus, die Sabbati 
 Quatuor Temporum proximo ante F. 
 Natalis Domini, A.D. M. CCC ino . x, 
 in Eccl. Paroch. de Farindone, nostre 
 Diocesis, vice nostra, Ordines cele- 
 brasset, Willelmum Thomam, Con- 
 
 stanciensis Diocesis, diaconum, Liter- 
 as Dimissorias sui Diocesani exhiben- 
 tem, ad titulum Domini Hugonis de 
 Escote, Militis, quern sibi sufficere 
 asserebat, in presbiterum Canonice 
 ordinavit, tune, ibidem. In cujus 
 rei etc. Datum apud Merdone, vj 
 Kalendas Januarii [27 Dec.], A.D. 
 M. CCC mo . x Consecracionis nos- 
 tre vj t0 . Reg. Wodeloke, fol. 157. 
 There is no other record of this 
 Ordination at Faringdon in the Win- 
 chester Register. [F. J. B.]. 
 
478 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 dum, ipsius excessu, condicione persone, et ceteris circumstanciis provida 
 deliberacione pensatis, earn faciatis perpetuo vel ad tempus in carcere 
 remanere, ad penitenciam perageudam, ut commissa defleat et deflenda 
 ulterius non committat." (Dated, Chudleigh, 22 Feb., 1310-11). 
 
 XXII. 
 
 [1310-11 ; 6 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Conventual! 
 foi- 227 Tottonie, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum in prima Eb- 
 
 domada Quadragesime ; viz. vj die Mensis Marcii, A.D. 
 
 M. CCC mo . x, ett/onsecracionis Dom. Walter! Episcopi iij. 
 
 Hecepti ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Sovenaysse, Joh. de 
 Ponte, Ricardus de 
 Trevysecke, Aun- 
 gerus de 
 Lancar, Nich. de 
 Fentone, Henr. de 
 Ponte, Johannes de 
 Trembol, Nich. de 
 Hethenan, Thorn, de 
 Polgrun, Gilb. de 
 Eetan, David de 
 Devenebyry, Joh. 
 de 
 
 Cissor, Willelraus 
 Pyck, Robertas 
 Vorsdone, Thorn, de 
 Tregodecke, Walt, 
 de 
 Trewynt, Will, de 
 Symundesham, Ni- 
 ch olaits de 
 Leghe, Nicholaus-de 
 Tynker, Ricardus 
 Miriafelde, Adam de 
 Trevenian, Walt, de 
 Botornel, Simon de 
 
 Beaucumbe, Walt, 
 de 
 Wenna, Ricardus 
 Brenta, Ricardus de 
 Hendre, Henr. de 
 Tywardraithe, Gre- 
 gorius de 
 Treniben, Joh. de 
 Staci, Willelmus 
 Dodebrocke, Alanus 
 de 
 Addebrocke, Henr. 
 de 
 
 Martyn, Johannes 
 Laurenz, Johannes 
 Spridel, Wydo 
 Batyn, Philippus 
 Tregarrecke, Thorn, 
 de 
 Peyntour, Ric. le 
 Sancto Coylano, 
 Johannes de 
 Waysborne, Walt, 
 de 
 attebyry, Johannes 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Courtenay, Fr. Joh. de, de Domo Tavistochie Bret, Fr. Rob. (Forda). 
 
 Reli- ' Wortone, Fr. Johannes de (Donkeswille). 
 
 giosi. | 
 
 3, Fr. Johannes de (Predicator). 
 
 Trembleythe, Fr. Radulphus de 
 (Tywardraithe). 
 
 Proutestone, Rob. de 
 
 Prays, Thomas 
 
 Codiatone, Will, de 
 
 Spridel, Thomas 
 
 Goscere, Johannes 
 
 Queynterel, Joh. 
 
 Laivy, Ricardus, de 
 
 Clovesworthe, Rob. 
 
 Ridelere, Johannes 
 
 Cargallou, Balde- 
 
 Ockamptone 
 
 de 
 
 Glide, Ricardus 
 
 winus de 
 
 Hamel, Johannes 
 
 Byr, Rogerus de 
 
 Tyntagel, Alex, de 
 
 Trewynt, Laurenc- 
 
 Wylborghe, Petrus 
 
 Trighel, Warinus de 
 
 Jolif, Willelmus 
 
 ius de 
 
 de 
 
 Ayswille, Thomas de 
 
 Palmer, Symon 
 
 Lokeham, Adam de 
 
 Wyte, Willelmus le, 
 
 Bawecumbe, Elias 
 
 Brente, Walterus 
 
 Choldwyche, Alex- 
 
 de Ypelpenne 
 
 de 
 
 Aleborne, Lucas de 
 
 ander de 
 
 Forde, Thomas de 
 
 Galmetone, Thorn. 
 
 Tudde, Ricardus 
 
 Kewerel, Ricardus 
 
 Buketone, Ric. de 
 
 de 
 
 Bloyou, Willelmus 
 
 Body, Walterus 
 
 Torre, Will, de la 
 
 Fenne, Odo de 
 
 Trenotre, Ricardus 
 
 Fynamour, Walt. 
 
 Fentone, Joh. de 
 
 Cosa, Johannes 
 
 Pruwet, Willelmus 
 
 Blystone, Simon de 
 
 Vele, Walterus 
 
 Cokyntone, Ric. de 
 
 Wytchxirche, Gal- 
 
 Cheristowe, Steph. 
 
 Ayscumbe, Ricardus 
 
 5olkesdone, Edmun- 
 
 fridus de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 dus de 
 
 Romundesleghe, 
 Reginaldus de 
 
 Karru, Rogerus 
 Potteford, Joh. de 
 
 Spichwyke, Joh. de 
 Fynamour, Walt. 
 
 Elys, Hamundus 
 Hoda, Petrus de 
 
 Gist, Henricus 
 
 Trenewythe, Rad- 
 
 Stitewardestone, 
 
 Woggewille, Thorn. 
 
 Andreu, Willelmus, 
 
 ulphus de 
 
 Ricardus de 
 
 j 
 de 
 
 de Lynhan 
 
 Lollesforde, Walt. 
 
 Pyltone, Johannes 
 
 Cras, Thomas 
 
 Loo, Walterus de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Donkeswille, Rog. 
 
 Talkarn, Marcus de 
 
 Bettevyle, Will, de 
 
 Vautort, Henricus 
 
 de 
 
 Wyte, Adam 
 /^___T,riii T>; ^^ 
 
 Menegwin, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Symoun, Nicholaus 
 
 Bene-Sydewyn, Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Cloveneburghe [Clannaborough]. 
 tus*" Subdiaconi, 
 
 Godecote, Magister Henricus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Tregraurowen, Ricardus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 
 Duraunt, Johannes, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Cornneworthe. 
 
 Goraunt, Gouefridus, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Willelmus, clericus, de Widefen, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys, Domini de 
 Bradeforde. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 479 
 
 Piltone, Robertus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. 
 Bothe, Walterus, ad pres. Johannis Herewarde. 
 Coesgaran, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Johannis le Seneschal. 
 Swen, Johannes, ad pres. Roberti Bessen. 
 Halghewille, Henricus de, ad pres. Reginald! de Clyfford. 
 Skelly, Willelmus, ad pres. Henrici Abbot, de Waysfelde. 
 Hiauntone, Adam de, ad pres. Thome de Filleghe. 
 
 Leuedestone, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani, Dom. de Dodebrock. 
 Hele, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Ponte, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Bozon. 
 Huddesdone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ade de Esse. 
 Wolvedone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham. 
 Squyer, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis Wele. 
 Bosco, Willelmus de, ad pres. Oliveri Carminou. 
 / Stoke, Radulphus de, Rector Ecclesie de Ayssecumbe. 
 
 Bene- ) Sancto Leonardo, Ric. de, R. Eccl. de Wolfredysworthe [ Woolfardisworthy], 
 flciati I Roscarec, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Hellaunde. 
 
 \ Cheverestone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Leghe [Doddiscombsleigh], 
 f Rosculian, Fr. Herveus de, de Domo Bodminie. ^ 
 
 | Hune, Fr. Willelmus de la, de Domo de Tywardraythe. | 
 
 Cerne, Fr. Willelmus de, de Domo de Nywenham. j ad pres. Abbatum, 
 
 Reii- I Bremdone, Fr. Johannes de, 1 -, ^ , . , . }> Priorum. et Con- 
 
 de Dom Ta toclne. ' 
 
 Fonte, Fr. Willelmus de, 
 
 ventuum suorum> 
 
 I 1 Leghe, Fr. Nicholaus de, de Domo Plymptonie. 
 Ayspertone, Fr. Johannes de, de Domo Bufestrie. J 
 
 | Overtone, Fr. Johannes de, de Domo de Bynedone, Sarum Dyoc., ad pres. 
 ^ Abbatis et Conv.de Bynedone, et ad Dimissorias sui Dyocesani. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Brademore, .Johannes de, ad pres. Gervasii de Raleghe, Militis. 
 
 Scheaghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Ferariis, Dom. de Rame. 
 
 Tyntagel, Johannes de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 
 Hendre, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Wyteknyth, Willelmus, ad pres. Elie Cotel. 
 
 Stone, Philippus de la, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Tregun, Willelmus de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 
 Hole, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 fol. Deneys, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi le Low. 
 227b. Edward, Johannes 1 , ad pres. Johannis de Fereis. 
 
 Stavertone, Adam de, ad pres. Johannis de Cantilupo. 
 
 Brewys, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Hereward. 
 
 Forde, Willelmus, ad pres. Galfridi de Albamarle, Militis. 
 
 Hywys, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 
 Douneworthy, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelestoke. 
 
 Penryn, Urbanus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Tregodecke. 
 
 Sancto Coylano, Ricardus de, ad pres. Benedicti de Roscrou. 
 
 Lanston, Ihomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Northbovy, Johannes de, ad pres. Walteri Pollard. 
 
 Wyke, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Albo Monasterio. 
 
 Douneny, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis de Mortone. 
 
 Polmorva, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Prouz. 
 
 Dirahille, Ricardus, ad pres. Radulphi de la Doune, Militis. 
 
 Gurdeler, Ricardus dictus, ad pres. Magistri Radulphi Germeyn. 
 
 Cruce, Philippus de, ad pres. Prioris Barnastapolie. 
 
 Kempe, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Hynesbergh, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Walteri de Cornubia. 
 
 Watrifalle, Radulphus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulpbi. 
 
 Parva Toritone, Walterus de, ad pres. Rogeri Cornu, de Thornbyry. 
 
 Pord, Radulphus de, ad pres. Prepositi et Capituli Glasneye. 
 
480 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sancto Kyerano, Benedictus de, ad pres. Dom. Michaelis le Petit. 
 
 Tautone, Robertas de, ad pres. Ricardi Wolf. 
 
 Walesbreus, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
 Helehalke, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Mortone. 
 
 Tailleboys, Ricardus, ad pres. Walteri de la Treawyn, Dom. de Radeford. 
 
 Esse, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Dodescumbe. 
 
 Doune, Ricardus de la, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 
 Bottelonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 C Pouderham, Hugo de, Rector Ecclesie de Wytestone [Devon]. 
 Bene J Cotel, Arnulphus, Rector Ecclesie de Chaudecombe [Challacombe]. 
 flciati ^Crabbe, Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Truru. 
 
 " 
 
 Bodminia, Fr. Robertus de, " 
 
 -N 
 
 Knolle, Fr. Adam de, 
 Reli- J Denisel, Fr. Odo de, Bodminie. 
 
 Kempebeare, Fr. Thomas de, Hertilandie. 
 TregUla. Fr. Thomas de, Sancti Germani. 
 Chevelestone, Fr. Thomas de, Nywenham. 
 Lodres, Vincencius de, Forde. 
 
 ( Presentati per Paten- 
 tes Prioris et Con- 
 f ventus. 
 
 Exemistre, Fr. Hugo de, Plymptonie. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Hele, Stephanus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast]. 
 Ridel, Lucas, ad pres. Alani de Kernycke. 
 
 Knyt, Thomas, de Toritone, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Holaweye, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Sancto Maugano, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis de Cantilupo. 
 Hurtecumbe, Robertus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Donkeswille. 
 Burghe, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 Lanreithou, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Willelmi Botriaus, Militig. 
 Alternon, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Trelouny. 
 Choldewille, Adam de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Tregodecke, Rogerus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani 
 Cruce, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis Charteray. 
 Smalerugge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Joelis de Herpathe. 
 Coyng, Henricus, ad pres. Michaelis de Bray. 
 Portmour, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Beaupel. 
 Portalla, Stephanus de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Michael, clericus de Tautone, ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. 
 Hendre, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Deneys. 
 Loveringe, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis de Luscote. 
 Poiz, Henricus, ad pres. Willelmi, Dom. de Treiagu. 
 Emeler, Rogerus dictus, ad pres. Hugonis de Coleforde. 
 Sancto Austolo, Edwardus de, ad pres. Reginald! de Penreys. 
 Lairus, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis Draynes. 
 Sancta Grada, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carmynou. 
 Karswille, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis, Dom. de Pouderham. 
 Chalveleghe, Symon de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Umfravyle. 
 Holne, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis le Norreis. 
 Grey, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai Cheyny. 
 
 Mongluth, Ricardus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Beovyle, Dom. de Trelosou. 
 Coleman, Walterus, ad pres. Ricardi le Deneys. 
 Hals, Walterus, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 Folour, Thomas dictus, ad pres. Gilbeiti de Addestone. 
 Boghedone, Adam de, ad pres. Willelmi de Grimestone. 
 Antrenon, Osbertus de, ad pres. Martini de Fysacre. 
 Scodescumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Hereward. 
 Serjaunt, Willelmus, ad pres. Galfridi de Stauntone. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 481 
 
 Sancto Brueredo, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi Peverel. 
 f Wolleghe. Magister Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Bykeleghe. 
 j Greynevyle, Magister Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Kylkamptone. 
 ^ Tudewille, Magister Willelmus de, Rector Eccl. de Luvenestone [Lympstone], 
 ficiati j Benetfeld, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Lansant [Lezant]. 
 (^Roges, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Hautebray [ffiyh Bray}. 
 ,-Walle, Fr. Thomas de la, de Domo Tavistochie. 
 Lovel, Fr. Henricus dictus, de Monte Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Reli- 
 
 ( Presentati per 
 
 Pyligaud, Fr. Johannes dictus, de Tywardraithe. . j fx ^f 
 
 m.jcfrmo T?r Ma f lion a Aa, /lo TXvaranl,* ? \ rateilteS, lit 
 
 giosi. > Glastone, Fr. Matheus de, de Nywenham. , 
 
 Brixtone, Fr. Johannes de, de Boclauude. 
 Tottone, Fr. Walterus de, de Bufestria [Buckfast.] 
 
 de, " Orfi- Predicate. J 
 
 ^Fr. Rolandus, Canonicus de Ypelepeune, ad pres. Fr. Rolandi, Abbatis 
 Monasterii Beati Petri de Fylgeriis, Rodenensia Dyocesis [Fougeres Abbey, 
 Dioc. of JRennes, in Brittany. ~\ 
 
 Apud Peynctoue, xix die Marcii, Anno quo supra proximo, commissum fuit 
 negocium liberacionis Ricardi Meisecke, clerici, indictati de morte Johannis 
 Trestan, apud Treworgo, Magistris J. de Upavene et Officiali Archidiaconi 
 Exonie, in forma que est supra in fine quaterni precedentis. 
 
 XXIII. 
 
 [1311 ; 27 March] Ordines ceiebrati in Ecclesia Parochial! de 
 foi. sss.Qhuddeleghe, die Sabbati qua cantatur Officium Scicientes, 
 viz. vj Kalendas Aprilis, A..D. M. CCC xj. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Portejoie, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi Lamprey. 
 
 Bovy, Robertus, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 
 Bene ^^g e > G u ydo de, ad pres. Ricardi Regny, Dom. de Egenisforde [Egyesford], 
 ficia- Trelouny, Magister Willelmus de, Rector Sancti Johannis juxta An tone, 
 tus. Diaconi, 
 
 Bene. ( Daumarle, Thomas, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Martiny juxta Loo. 
 ficiati | K /oscarec ] e) Johannes de, Rector de Hellaunde. 
 
 Mihelstou, Thomas de, ad pres. Thome de Trehydyan. 
 
 Tremayl, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici de Keligryn. 
 
 Wyndesore, Thomas de, ad pres. Mathei de Bere. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Bene- j Crabbe, Magister Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Truru. 
 ficiati j c ote i } Arnulphus, Rector Ecclesie de Chaudecumbe [Challacoinbe]. 
 
 Chayllou, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Baunfeld. 
 
 Undecimo die Aprilis, apud Exoniam, emanavit Commissio Magistro Johanni 
 de Upavene, Subdecano in Eccl. Exon., [et] Officialibus Archidiaconorum 
 Exonie et Tottonie, in negocio liberacionis Danielis de Udno pro morte 
 Johannis de Udno, in Helestone occisi. 
 
 Apud Clyst, xiij die Aprilis, Anno quo supra, commissum fuit negocium 
 liberacionis Petri Beamound, clerici, indictati de burgaria facta Martino de 
 Ry3sthivele, apud Ry5sthivele, Magistro J. de Upavene, Subdecano in Eccl. 
 Exon., et Officialibus Archidiaconorum Exonie et Tottonie. 
 
482 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 XXIIII. 
 
 [1311 ; 30 May] Ordines celebrati apud West Horsleghe, 
 Wynton. Dyoc., de Licencia Loci Dyocesani, que subsequi- 
 tur, in Festo Pentecostes, A.D. M. CCC mo . xj. 
 
 [ " ut clericos vestros, in quibuscumque Locis nostre Dyocesis, ad quoscum- 
 que Ordines, tarn Ma j ores quam Minores, debitis intersticiis Temporum, 
 Cauonice valeatis ordinare, liberam vobis concedimus facultatem donee 
 presentem Concessionern duxerimus revocandam. Datum apud Suthewerk, 
 xv Kalendas Junii" (18 May)]. 
 
 Bloyou, Magister Johannes, R. Eccl. Sancte Columbe Majoris, in Accolitum. 
 
 XXV. 
 
 [1 31 1 ; 5 June] Ordines celebrati apud Horsleghe, in Capell a Epi- 
 scopi ibidem, immediate Jurisdiccioni Dom. Archiepiscopi 
 Cantuar. subjecta, de ipsius Licencia, die Sabbati Quatuor 
 Temporum in Ebdomada Pentecostes, viz. Nonis Junii. 
 
 [ " ad celebrandum Ordines bac die Sabbati etc., in Loco aliquo nostre 
 immediate Jurisdiccioni subjecto, quern ad hoc duxeritis eligendum .... 
 Datum sub sigillo nostro ad Causas, apud Lamhithe, ix Kalendas Junii " 
 (24 May)]. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Bloyou, Magister Johannes, Rector Ecclesie Sancte Columbe Majoris. 
 Seneschal, Magister Ricardus le, Rector Eccl. de Wytestone, in Cornubia. 
 Porthquyn, Magister Rogerus de, ad graciam Domini [collated, 17 Dec., to 
 
 the V. of St. Evalj. 
 
 Diacon i, 
 
 Cheverstone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Leghe [Doddiscombsleigh]. 
 Cornubia, Magister Gilbertus de, ad graciam Domini [collated, on the same 
 
 day, to the V. of Lelant]. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Daumarle, Dominus Thomas, Rector Ecclesie Beati Martini juxta Loo. 
 Roscareck, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Hellauude. 
 
 XXVI. 
 
 [1311 ; 20 June] Die Dominica ante Festum Sancti Johannis Baptiste ; viz. xx 
 die Juuii, Anno quo supra, ordinatus fuit per Dominum, in Capella de 
 Stockwille, Wynton. Dyoc. de Licencia Loci Dyocesani, 
 Beauchamp, Robertus de, in Accottitum. 
 
 XXVII. 
 
 [No Date] Ordinati apud Peynctone, in Capella, ad Primam Tonsuram. 
 Bozon, Willelmus. Grimestone, Johannes de. 
 
 Here follow two General Commissions, directed to Bp. Stapeldon by the Bp. 
 of Winchester, 
 
 (1) " Ut in quibuscumque Locis nostre Dyocesis, quas in hac parte 
 duxeritis eligendos, Abbates et Abbatissas vestre Dyocesis benedicere, 
 necnon ea que Jurisdiccionis tarn voluntarie quam contenciose existunt 
 in ceteros subditos vestros quoscumque, et circa ipsos, excercere libere 
 valeatis . . . pro nostro beneplacito. Datum apud Suthworcke [23 
 July, 1311]. ' 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 483 
 
 (2) "Ad confirmandum et benedicendum Abbates et Abbatissas atque 
 Prinres quoscumque vestre et uostre Dyoeesis ; clericos, eciam, ad 
 fol. 228b q uo icumque Sacros Ordiues promovendum, dum tameu, etc. ; Ecclesias 
 et Altaria ac Superaltaria consecrandum ; et omnia alia et singula 
 excercendum in nostra Dyocesi Wyntoniensi que ad Officium Episco- 
 pate pertinere dinoscuntur . . . pro nostro beneplacito . . . Datum 
 apud Suthworcke" [23 July, 1311. See Reg. Wodeloke, fol. 164 b ]. 
 
 XXVIII. 
 
 [1311 ; 18 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Conventual! de 
 Mertone, Wynton. Dyoc., de Licencia Loci Dyocesani, que 
 est supra proximo, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporurn Mensis 
 Septembris ; viz. xiiij Kal. Octobris, A.D. M, CCC rao . xj mo . 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Bloyou, Magister Johannes, Rector Ecclesie Sancte Columbe Majoris. 
 Porthquin, Magister Rogerus de, ad graciam Domini. 
 Godecote, Magister Henricus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 Brattone, Magister Guillelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Thornfagon [Thorne- 
 
 Falcon], ad Litt. Dimiss. Bathon. et Wellen. Episcopi. 
 Beyworthi, Thomas de, R. Eccl. de Westwelle, Lync. Dyoc., per Litt. Dim. 
 
 sui Dyocesani. 
 
 Cheverstone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Leghe [Doddiscombsleigh], 
 Gurdeler, Ric. le, ad pres. Magistri Radulphi Germeyn, Precentoris Eccl. Exon. 
 Cornubia, Magister Gilbertus de, Vicarius de Lananta [Lelanf]. 
 Caerneck, Thomas de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Deneys, Johannes le, Rector Ecclesie de Lysnewithe [Lesnewtfi]. 
 Cruce, Philippus de, Vicarius Barnastapolie. 
 
 XXIX. 
 
 [1311 : 26 Sept.] MEMORANDUM quod xxvj die Septembris, apud Stockwille, 
 in Capella, de Licencia Loci Dyocesani que est supra, ordinatus fuit 
 Stephanus de Cumbe Martyn in Accolitum, ad rogatum Domini Bartholomei 
 de Badelesmere. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 [1311 ; 18 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Suth- 
 moltone, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decem- 
 bris; viz. xviij die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC rao . xj. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Hendrebornecke, Bukyntone, Will, de 
 Ricardus de Lytelham, Nich. de 
 
 Tremayl, Johannes Chyvenore, Thom. 
 
 de de 
 
 Willescombe, Treverthyan, Aym- 
 
 Symon de erus de 
 
 Penryn, Joh. de Deneys, Robertus 
 
 Leghe, Nicholaus de Esse, Ricardus de 
 Ponte, Robertus de Lake, Will, de la 
 Rauf, Willelmus Halsdone, Will, de 
 Twyneyo, Henricus Denyal, Johannes 
 Uppecote, Thom. de Fletyngtone, Ric. de 
 Brey, Paulinus de 
 Poghehulle, Rob. de 
 Pole, Johannes de la 
 Wyttone, Will, de 
 
 Kyary, Rob. de 
 Gambon, Johannes 
 Jordan, Johannes 
 Alringtone, Walt. 
 
 de 
 Porteforde, Thomas 
 
 de 
 Crowethorne, Thom. 
 
 de 
 Giffard, Willelmus, 
 
 de Mewy 
 Penryn, Joh. de 
 Tregartha, Joh. de 
 Dundene, Johannes 
 Leghe, Radulph. de 
 Markedene, Thom. 
 
 de 
 
 Pollard, Ricardus 
 Gille, Thomas 
 
 Clotewortlii, Oliver- 
 
 us de 
 
 Tonecumlie, Ric. de 
 Keche, Wulierus 
 Deneis, Robertus 
 filius Thome le 
 Daniel, Rogerus 
 Wolringtoue, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Forse, Thomas de 
 Pyarnygacote, Pau- 
 linus de 
 Parvo Ponte, Nich. 
 
 de 
 
 Pictor, Ricardus 
 Wanlbrde, Joh. de 
 Leghe, Rogerus de 
 Were, Ricardus de 
 Thynnewode, Will. 
 de 
 
 Hallesworthi, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Faber, Ricardus 
 Laua, Alanus de la 
 Mattecote, Joh. de 
 Gorde, Johannes 
 Bynneworthi, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Haie, Thomas de 
 Lothenale, Lodewy- 
 cus de 
 
484 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Pollard, Robertus 
 
 Westecote, Thomas 
 
 Treverby, David de 
 
 Stone, Willelmus de 
 
 Pippecote, Steph. de 
 Tettecote, Lauren- 
 
 de 
 Littelewere, Ric. de 
 
 Moltone, Anton, de 
 Cade, Ricardus 
 
 la, de Honetone 
 Rogis, Nicholaus 
 
 cius de 
 
 Wollacumbe, Will. 
 
 Holaund, Ric. de 
 
 Nicholaus, Frater de 
 
 Deneys, Willelmus 
 
 de 
 
 Mollaunde, Job. de 
 
 Conventu de Tru- 
 
 Doune, Will, de la 
 
 Kyngforde. Thomas 
 
 i/O 3 
 
 Yolde, Robertus le 
 
 ru, Ordinis Pre- 
 
 Rocke, Robertns 
 
 de 
 
 Yulkysdone, Will. 
 
 dicatorum 
 
 Forde, Ricardus de 
 
 Horniacote, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Lockeforde, Walt. 
 
 Penkoyt, Steph. de 
 
 de 
 
 Canel, Rogerus 
 
 de, de Plymptone 
 
 Leye, Rob. de la 
 Trehybyou, Job. de 
 Ros, Johannes de 
 
 Lanteglos, Ric. de 
 Lockcumbe. Will, 
 de 
 
 Esse, Johannes de 
 Baccote, Henr. de 
 Stappe, Willelmus 
 
 Fy3ssestone, Mich- 
 ael de 
 Frater Ricardus, 
 
 Seiaunt, Gilbertus 
 
 Grangia, Thomas de 
 
 Nywetone, Job. de 
 
 Monacbus, de 
 
 filius Willelmi le 
 
 Wyot, Willelmus 
 
 Axemuwe, Job. de 
 
 Stikelepathe 
 
 Loccumbe, Clemens 
 
 Messor, Walterus 
 
 Bradeworthi, Job. 
 
 Pydehille, Job. de 
 
 de 
 
 Esse, Robertus de 
 
 de 
 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 More, Thomas de la, ad pres. Dom. Gervasii de Raleghe, Militis. 
 
 Hole, Elias de la, ad pres. Thome Champeaus. 
 
 Langeleghe, Philippus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Ealeghe. 
 fol. Adringtone, Thomas de, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolfe. 
 229. Crumpelhorn, Philippus, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Cirencestre. 
 
 Croudecote, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 
 Penquit, Robertus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Impeythi, Henricus de, ad pres. Johannis Cheyndut. 
 
 Strode, Willelmus de, ad pres, Johannis de Bikabiri. 
 
 Litelwere, Walterus de, ad pres. Oliver!, Prioris de Frethelistok, et ejusdem 
 Loci Conventus. 
 
 Goce, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Stephani de Haccumbe, Militia. 
 
 Senthille, Wilellmus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Prouz. 
 
 Sydebyry, Robertus de, a<l pres. Dom. Gervasii de Raleghe. 
 
 Chepman, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Umfravile, Inhibitum est ei 
 ne accedat ad Ordinem Presbiteratus infra qvinquennium. 
 
 Exeministre, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham. 
 
 Pippecote, Robertus de, ad pres. Thome de Fileleghe. 
 
 Regre, Stephanus de, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Penrin, Andreas de, Vicarius Glasneye, ad pres. Canonicorum et Capituli. 
 
 Mollonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 
 Innysworgi, Michael de, ad titulum patrimonii. 
 
 Poleworthi, Ricardus de, ad pres. Magistri J. Wele. 
 
 Gerveys, Henricus, ad pres. Henrici de Poleforde et Ricardi le Wolfe. 
 Reli- ( Fr. Godefridus, Ordinis Predicatorum de Conventu Exonie. 
 f^; \Fr. Philippus, de Conventu de Truru, Ordinis Predicatorum. 
 ficia. Bourne, Gregorius de, Rector de Poghehulle [Poughill Devon.] 
 tus. Diaconi, 
 
 Boscho, Willemus de, ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. 
 
 Mille, Gilbertus de la, ad pres. Robert! de Hortone. 
 
 Sancto Stephano, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Dom. Walter! de Cornubia. 
 
 Skelli, Willelmus, ad pres. Henrici Abbot. 
 
 Tregasroun, Ricardus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti German!. 
 
 Hele, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Bene- -f Swafelde, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Mewy [Meavy]. 
 ticiati I Trelouny, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Johannis [in Cornubia]. 
 
 Piltone, Robertus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Raleghe. 
 
 Holacumbe, Johannes de, ud pres. Domini Johannis de Umfravyle. 
 
 Wolvedone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneig. 
 
 Bont, Walterus, ad pres. Walter! Pollard. 
 
 Halghewille, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Reginald! de Clifforde. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 485 
 
 Portejoye, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi Lamprei 
 
 Reli- Kernek, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum de Conventu Bodminie. 
 BUS" Squier, Willelmus. ad pres . Priori? et Monachorum de Cowyke. 
 
 Goraunt, Godefridus, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Staneweye, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai Cheiue, Militis. 
 
 Bovy, Robertus, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 
 Hembyry, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Magistri J. Wele. 
 
 Withefenne, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 
 Sweyn, Johannes, ad pres. G;ilfridi le Arbloster. 
 
 Trevalga, Stephanus de, ad pres. Edwardi de Pendovi. 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Hendre, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 
 Wytekny5t, Willelmus, ad pres. Elie Cotel. 
 
 Brewys, Willelmus, ad pres. Johanuis Hereward. 
 
 Tregun, Willelmus de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 
 Wateryfalle, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Doune, Ricardus de la, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 
 Shaghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Fereis, Dom. de Rame. 
 
 Stone, Philippus de la, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 
 Deneys, Johannes le, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolfe. 
 
 Forde, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Rogeri de Cokyngtone. 
 
 Tyntagel, Johannes de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard, 
 
 Hole, Rogerus de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 
 Dyrahille, Ricardus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Doune, Militis. 
 
 Northbovy, Johannes de, ad pres. Walteri Pollard. 
 
 Nytherecote, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis Pipard. 
 
 Boshohan, Ricardus de, ad pres. Walteri le Gros, Dom. de Tregentalen. 
 
 Polmorva, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de Raleghe. 
 
 Porthe, Radulphus de, Vicarius Glasneye, ad pres. Canonicorum et Capituli. 
 
 Compaignoun, Martinus, Vicarius Chori Exonie. 
 
 Dounevy, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti de Malestone. 
 
 Michelistone, Thomas de, ad pres. Thome de Trehythyan. 
 
 Taillebois, Ricardus, ad pres. Walteri de Treawen, Dom. de Radeforde. 
 
 Esse, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Dodescumbe. 
 
 Porthquin, Magister Rogerus [Rob,, MS.] de,ad graciam Domini [ V. of St. Eval], 
 
 Wyke, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulpbi de Albo Monasterio. 
 Bene- JPouderham, Hugo de, Rector de Wytestone [Devon]. 
 ficiati -j C i e p u tte, Rogerus de, Rector de Churistowe [Churchstow]. 
 
 f Lancevatone, Fr. Robertus de, "I / Canonici Lancevatonie, ad pres. Prioris 
 
 You, Fr. Thomas, / \ Loci. 
 
 I Dorcestre, Fr. Rogerus de, \ i Monachi de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis de 
 Relig-<> Lodres, Fr. Vincencius de, / \ Forde. 
 
 iosu I Kyempebiare, Fr. Thomas de, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis et 
 Conv. Loci 
 
 ^Fr. Robertus, Monachus Sancti Nicholai Exonie. 
 
 XXXI. 
 
 [1311 ; 21 Dec.] xij Kalendas Januarii, in Capella Domini, de Tautone 
 [Bishop's Tawtori], Johannes, filius Walteri le Toker, de Londekeye recepit 
 Primam Tonsuram. 
 
 XXXII. 
 
 [1311-12 ; 2 Jan.] ij die Januarii, in Capella Domini, de Nymetone [Bishops- 
 nympton], Will, de Mileforde, R. Eccl. de Cleyhangre ordinatus fuit in 
 Accolituifi. 
 
486 
 
 THE EEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 XXXIII. 
 
 [1311-12 ; 17 Feb.] xvijo die Februarii, A.D. M. CCO. xj<>, Stephanus 
 Dyn, de Bodminia, Primam rcrcpit Tonsuram. 
 [It is not stated where ; but probably at Cuddenbeak, see the Itinerary]. 
 
 XXXIIII. 
 
 [1311-12; 19 Feb.] MEMORANDUM quod in Capella de Cotyngbecke, die 
 Sabbati Quatuor Temporuni proxima post Cineres, viz. xix die Mensis 
 Februarii, A.D. M. CCC mo . xj, Doniinus Episcopus ordinavit in Subdiacona- 
 tum Johannem cle Lancetone, Rectorem Ecclesie de Lawittone, nuttum 
 alium eodem dieordinando. Nicholaus [de Hele] 
 
 XXXV. 
 
 [1311-12; 11 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Convent- 
 ual! Tottonie, die Sabbati ad Sicientes ; viz. xj die Marcii 
 A.D. M. CCO. xj. 
 
 [fol. 229 b ] Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Bremdone, Andr. de 
 
 Molyns, Johannes 
 
 Holdelawitte, Tho. 
 
 David, Johannes, de 
 
 Lukeys, Thomas 
 
 Blakeworthi, Rad. 
 
 de 
 
 Tamertone 
 
 Jolyf, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 David, Johannes 
 
 Lansant, Ric. de 
 
 Hyndre, Rogerus 
 
 Sancto Claro, Joh. 
 
 Tywelmina, Ric. de 
 
 Peres, Johannes 
 
 Penlyn, Andreas de 
 
 de 
 
 Howel, Johannes 
 
 Weye, Symon de la 
 
 Tregarrecke, Joh. de 
 
 Tregodecke, Philip- 
 
 Gascoyng, Ricardus 
 
 Grimescote, Joh. de 
 
 Wynestone, Joh. de 
 
 pus de 
 
 Terris, Thomas de 
 
 Trewalstres. David 
 
 Knyt, Thomas 
 
 Motleghe, Joh. de 
 
 Panston, Will, de 
 
 de 
 
 Tregorthan, Henr, 
 
 Esse, Radulphus de 
 
 Carse, Will, de la 
 
 Nywetone, Will, de 
 
 de 
 
 Doune, Johannes de 
 
 Hele, Johannes de 
 
 Wysdome, Henricus 
 
 de eadem, Johannes 
 Kelly, Johannes de 
 
 Kyndone, Joh, de 
 Carswille, Joh. de 
 
 Reterghe, Thorn, de 
 Ockamptone, Henr. 
 
 Sancto Stephano, 
 Reginaldus de 
 
 Trehythyan, Philip- 
 
 Deneys, Thomas 
 
 de 
 
 Tredowel, Thorn, de 
 
 pus de 
 
 Membyry, Joh. cle 
 
 Bocardi, Joh. filius 
 
 Lanrenz, Walterus 
 
 Cornu, Henricus 
 
 Brethey, Radulphus 
 
 dicti, [et] 
 
 Bradeforde, Henr. 
 
 Trethynecke, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Quedillacke,Joh., 
 
 de 
 
 pus de 
 
 Peny, Johannes, de 
 
 filius Gaufr. dicti, 
 
 Sancto Martino, 
 
 Kyrly, Johannes 
 
 Tremayl 
 
 Dyoc. Maclomensis, 
 
 Walterus de 
 
 Loudebrocke, Joh. 
 Godsweyn, Will. 
 
 Notta, Wymond 
 Tregodecke, Joh. de 
 
 ad Litt. Dim. Dyoc- 
 esani, et remanent 
 
 Kynggesbrigge, 
 Walterus de 
 
 Boys, Willelmus de 
 
 Hulle, Walt, de la 
 
 in filacio subdia- 
 
 Stokes, Joh. de 
 
 Yracle, Nicholaus 
 
 Mewy, Will, de 
 
 conorum, Ordi- 
 
 Lodes will e, Henr. 
 
 Godefrei, Johannes 
 
 Trevaga, Ric. de 
 
 n urn predictorum. 
 
 de 
 
 Gaillard, Johannes 
 
 Morion, Johannes 
 
 Chasteleyn, Joh. 
 
 Cornu, Robertus 
 
 Torre, Rob. de la 
 
 Penlyn, Joh. de 
 
 Trewasecke, Vincen- 
 
 
 
 
 cius de 
 
 
 [fol. 229] Accoliti, 
 
 Wodiacombe, Nich. 
 
 Vorsdone, Thorn, de 
 
 Borne, Petrus de la 
 
 fol. 229b, 
 
 de 
 
 Kempe, Symon, de 
 
 Ayllecote, Ric. de 
 
 Tayllour, Will, le, 
 
 Trewe, Walt, de la 
 
 Lyskered 
 
 Lamfeocke, Will, de 
 
 de Tottonia 
 
 Middeltone, Joh. do 
 Homelyn, Will. 
 
 Sancto Madernc, 
 Ospertus (sic) de 
 
 Ayspertone, Will.de, 
 Chorista. 
 
 Essewautier, Onger- 
 us de 
 
 Paie, Elias 
 
 Martyn, Johannes 
 
 Tywardraithe, Gre- 
 
 Saltesse, Ric. de 
 
 Blount, Rogerus 
 Penhal, Walt, de 
 
 Prigga, Willelmus 
 Penpol, Will, de 
 
 gorius de 
 Dehounnir, Henr. 
 
 Lovet, Rogerus 
 Uplym, Thomas de 
 
 Luvesdestone. Will. 
 
 Middelcumbe, Mat- 
 
 de 
 
 Hyngstecote, Will. 
 
 */ O 7 
 
 de 
 
 heus de 
 
 Myryi'eld, Adam de 
 
 de 
 
 Corbyn, Henricus 
 
 Albrith, Will., de 
 
 Tregallyswir, May- 
 
 Peyntone, Walt, de 
 
 Spridelecumbe, 
 
 Wodeforde 
 
 nerus 
 
 Bonda, Magister 
 
 Guydo de 
 
 Peinter, Willelmus 
 
 Wyke, Johannes de 
 
 Robertus 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 487 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Stokes, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Ferariis. 
 Bodier, Robertas, ad pres. Thotne Champeaus. 
 Brente, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Symond, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 Dywyn, Nicholaus, ad pres. Willelmi de Grimestone. 
 Raddone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Feraviis. 
 Tregaida, Johannes de, ad pre*. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Brixham, Martinus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Dodescumbe. 
 Poier, Willelmus, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 Hendrez, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Peres, Gregorius, ad pres. Domine Johanne de Lascy, Comitisse Lyncolnie. 
 Fi^herstone, Michael de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 Benf. Londone, Laurencius de. Rector Ecclesie Sancti Jacobi, Exonie. 
 Kel. Trembleyou, Fr. Philippus de, Monachus de Tywardraythe, ad pres. Prioris. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Bene-Lancevatone. Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Lawyttone. 
 tus*" Sweynhille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 Forde, Willelmus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Ferers. 
 Penquit, Robertus de, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 Strode, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Bykebyry, Militis. 
 Gosce, Johannes, ad pres. Abbatis efc Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Innesworgi, Michael de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 Penrin, Andreas de, Vicarius Glasneie, ad pres. Magistrorum Willelmi Bloyou 
 
 et Walteri de Bodminia, gerentes (sic) vices Prepositi Glasneye. 
 Croudecote, Johannes de, ad.pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 Crumpelhorn, Philip;* is, ad pres. Thome de Cirencestre, Militis. 
 Lyuedestone, Nicholuus de, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 Langeleghe, Philippus de, ad pres. Johannis Hereward. 
 Ponte, Willolmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 Bocyny, Radulphus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome Lercedeakne. 
 Inipethi, Henricus de, ad pres. Johanuis Chendut. 
 
 < Tregrilla, Thomas de, Canomcus Saucti Germani, ad pres. Prioris, etc. 
 Keli_ I Ayspertone, Fr. Johannes de, Mouachus Bufestrie, ad pres. Abbatis, etc. 
 giosi. ( Hune, Fr. Willelmus de la, Monachus de Ty wardrayth. 
 Sydebyry, Robertus de, ad pres. Gervasii de Haleghe. 
 Adringtone, Thomas de, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf. 
 
 Brankescumbe, Jocelinus de, Rector Eccleeie de Nywentone, Bathon. et 
 Wellen. Dyoc.,ad Litt. Dim. sui Dyocesani, que remanent penes Dominum. 
 
 Bene- 
 fldati 
 
 Wylyngtone, Reginaldus de. Rector Ecclesie de Adringtone [Atkerington]. 
 
 Bourne, Gregorius de, Rector Ecclesie de Poghehulle. [PougkiU Devon]. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Stavertone, Adam de, ad pres. Rogeri Crispyn. 
 Brattone, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Botriaus. 
 Skelly, Willelmus, ad pres. Henrici Labbot. 
 
 Douneworthi, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelestoke. 
 Edward, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis le Fereis. 
 Bottelonde, Johannes de, ad pres, ,/ohanuis de Bynneleghe. 
 Hywys, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi Hywys, Militis. 
 Bcne- . Piltone, Kobertus de, Vicarius Ecclesie de Esseford [Ash ford]. 
 ticiati | Trelouny, Mngister Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie 8ancti Johannis. 
 ( Werthoi', Fr. Galfridus de, Domus Budminie, de Ordine Minorum. 
 | Suttone, Fr. Nicholaus de. i 
 
 Reli _ | Smalecumbe, Fr. Johannes de, J Domus Exonie, de Ordine Minorum. 
 giosiX Torre, Fr. Henricus de, 
 
 j Bromore, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus de Boclaunde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 | Exeministre, Fr. Hugo de, Canouicus Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. 
 L Loci ejusdem. 
 
488 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 XXXVI. 
 
 [1311-12 ; 12 March] Duodecimo die Marcii, in Capella de Peynctone, 
 Petrus de Lynetone recepit Primam Tonsuram. 
 
 XXXVII. 
 
 [1311-12 ; 19 March] MEMORANDUM quod, apud Peynctone, in Eccl. Paroch. 
 ibidem, Die Dominica in Ramis Palmarum, viz. xix die Mensis Marcii, 
 A.D. supradicto, Johannes de la Hole ordinatus fuit in Accolitum. In eodem 
 die exhibuit titulum sufficientem Domino ad omnes Sacros Ordines, sub 
 sigillo Fr. P., Abbatis Bufestrie ; et manet dictus titulus, etc. (ut supra). 
 
 XXXVIII. 
 
 [1312; 25 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr. Exon. 
 die Sabbati Sancto Pasche ; viz. in F. Annunciacionis 
 Dominice, Anno Ejusdein M. CCC mo . xij incipiente. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Harestone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis Daumarle. 
 Hole, Johannes de la, ad pres. Abbatis Bufestrie [Suckfast], 
 Brit, Fr. Robertus le, ad pres. Henrici, Abbatis de Forde. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Welyngtone, Fr. Johannes de, ) f Monachi de Donkeswille, ad pres. Abbatis 
 Northleye, Fr. Willelmus de, ) \ ejusdem Loci. 
 Londone, Laurencius de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Jacob! [Exonie], 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Squyer, Willelmus, ad pres. Religiosorum Prioris et Monachorum de Covvyke. 
 Foredone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Qalfridi le Arbloster. 
 Portejoie, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi Lamprey. 
 
 Borne (sic.}, Gregorius de, Rector Ecclesie de Poghehulle [Poughill Devon.'] 
 Mertone, Magister Thomas de, Rector Ecclesie de Wodeleghe. 
 
 XXXIX. 
 
 [1312 ; 20 May] Ordines celebrati in Ecclesia Conventual! 
 
 fol - m de Mertone, Wynton. Dyoc., die Sabbati Quatuor Tempo- 
 rum in Ebdomoda Pentecostes, viz., xiij Kalendas Junii, 
 A.D. M. CCC mo . xijo. 
 
 Accolitus, 
 Sancta Margareta, Magister Ric. de, Porcionarius in Eccl. Sancte Endeliente. 
 
 Subdiaconus, 
 
 Myrymouthe, Magister Adam, R. Eccl. de Heese, 1 immediate Jurisdiccionis 
 Domini Cantuar. Archiepiscopi, ad Litt. Dim. Dom. Rob., Cantuar. Arch- 
 iepiscopi ; que penes Dominum resident. 
 
 "A.D. M. CCO. xf, xiiij Kalen- 
 das Marcii, apud Tenham, contulit 
 Dominus Eccl. de Hese, immediate 
 Jurisdiccionis Decanatus de Croyn- 
 done . . Magistro Ade Murymouthe, 
 Juris Civilis Professori ; et super hoc 
 habuit Literas . . directas Decano de 
 Croyndone " (Regist. of Abp. Win- 
 
 chdeseye, fol. 53 b ). Hayes is in 
 Middlesex ; but it formed part of the 
 Deanery of Croydon, in Surrey. The 
 Manor was given to the See of 
 Canterbury before the Conquest, and 
 was included in its Temporalities till 
 Abp. Cranmer surrendered it to 
 Henr. VIII. [F.J.B.]. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 489 
 
 Diaconus, 
 Wylyngtone, Rob. de, Rector Ecclesie de Bukyntone [High Bickington], 
 
 Presbiter, 
 Wylyngtone, Reginaldus de, Rector Ecclesie de Adringtone [Aiheringtori\. 
 
 XL. 
 
 [1312 ; . . Dec.] Apud Stockwille in Capella, . . die Decembris, Symon de 
 Sancto Germano, de soluto genitus et soluta, recepit Primam Tonauram ; 
 cum quo Dominus quo ad hujusmodi Tonsuram dispensavit. 
 
 XLI. 
 
 MEMORANDUM quod xxij die Jan. [1312-13], apud Stockwille, Dominus 
 dispensavit cum Petro de Godrevy, Ric. de Trevarecke, Alauo de Treleghe, 
 et Lie. de Carvaldron, ut, non obstante defectu natalium quern paciuntur 
 de soluto geniti et soluta, possint ad omnes Minores Ordines promoveri. Et 
 eodem die, in Capella ibidem, ordinavit eos ad Primam Tonsuram^ post 
 dispensacionem supradictam. 
 
 Exonie, vij die Dec. [1313], emanavit Commissio Magistris Rad. Germeyn, 
 Precentori, Joh. Wele, Archidiacono, et Ric. de Morcestre Canonicis 
 Exonie, cum ilia clausula quod, si non omnes, duo, etc., pro liberacione 
 Ric. Lovecock, clerici, indictati de burgaria facta ad do mum Job. de 
 Madeforde, in Hundredo de Hennocke, et roberia domus Dyonisie 
 Muddelee, extra Portam Orientalem Civitatis Exonie, et asportacione 
 bonorum et catallorum ejusdem. Et sub eadem forma emanavit alia 
 Commissio eisdem pro liberacione Alfredi Trote, clerici, indictati de . . . . 
 [sentence unfinished]. 
 
 x mo die mensis Marcii [1313-14], apud Tautone [Bishop's Tawton], emanavit 
 Proclamacio pro Rob. de Viledone, clerico, indictato coram Vicecomite de 
 burgaria facta ad domum Ric. de Choldecote, apud Choldecote, de bonis et 
 catallis asportatis ad valenciam xxs. 
 
 [An Ordination in 1315 has been entered here, on a blank space ; I have 
 transferred it to its proper place under that year]. 
 
 XLII. 
 
 fol. [1313 ; 9 Dec.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram ix die Dec., in Capella Palacii 
 230b - Episcopalis Exonie, A.D. M. CCC mo . xiijmo ; e t Examinati per Magistrum 
 
 W. de Wolleghe, 
 Castro, Will, de 
 Pridiaux, Rog. de 
 Chuderleghe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Webbe, Johannes 
 Wyleby, Joh. 
 Welyngcote, Rog. 
 
 Queynteyn, Ric, 
 Colitone, Ric. de 
 Dealedyche, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Lusteleghe, Joh. de 
 Mol, Henricus 
 Prs, Henricus 
 de Gambon, Thomas 
 
 Pyllaunde, Walt, de Wyttocke, Joh. 
 
 Luscote, Joh. de Moriz, Ric. 
 
 Lappeflode, Walt. Ferndone, Joh. de 
 de Knoke, Joh. dictus 
 
 Blessedone, Rad. de Tordham, Joh. de 
 
 Boor, Johannes Methe, Joh. de 
 
 Corbyn, Joh. Chapel, WiU. 
 
 Kentone, Maur. de Pridiaux, Rad. 
 
 Clyfford, Rob. de 
 Reua, Joh. 
 Mortone, Ric. de 
 Lappeflode, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Coletone, Ad. de 
 Andreu, Henricus 
 Lanracke, Barthol. 
 Melhywys, Rog. de 
 Grenacumbe, Thorn. Hole, Will, de 
 Coterel, Joh. 
 Wrey, Henr. de 
 
 Predicator, 
 Blakeburghe, Fr. 
 
 Joh. de 
 Saundervyle, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Pueri de Ghoro 
 
 Exonie , 
 Alphyngtone, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Sampson, Joh. 
 Alphyngtone, Ad. 
 
 de 
 
 Prouz, Will, le 
 Specke, Johannes 
 
 2l 
 
 de 
 
 Faber, Johannes 
 Montesdone, Ric. de 
 Steymor, Will. 
 Saunford, Walt. 
 Sauuford, Edm. de 
 
 Kockesw'ealle, Will. Worthe, Reg. de la 
 de Clyfforde, Walt, de 
 
 Sourtone, Nich. de Clyfforde, Sym. de 
 Potel, Henricus Thome, Walt, de 
 
 Pouderham, Will. Jeu, Johannes 
 de 
 
 Saundrevyle, Will, 
 de Sarum. Dyoc., 
 ad Dim. Dyocesani 
 sui, que penes nos 
 remanent. Mem- 
 orandum quod 
 hujusmodi Dimis- 
 sorie sunt ad Min- 
 ores duntaxat. 
 
490 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Item, eodem die Ordinati illegitimi dispensative, 
 Buddeleghe, Johannes de, \ 
 
 2Ss jr a:'" 8 Ie> d **> et *" 
 
 Essewautier, Johannes de / 
 
 XLIIL 
 
 [1313; 12 Dec.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram Criditonie, ij Idus Decembris, 
 
 Anno supradicto, me absents, 
 
 Kyngbeare, Johannes de Beaupel, Eadulphus Colebyare, Willelmus de 
 
 Filius Hughe, Johannes Hygthe, Johannes Parkere, Johannes le 
 
 XLIIII. 
 
 [1313 ; 11 Dec.] Ibidem, iif Idus Vec.simttiter me absente Thomas Ware. 
 
 XLV. 
 
 [1313; 22 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Ecclesia Conventual! 
 Tottonie, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decem- 
 bris ; viz. xxij die ejusdem Mensis, Anno Domini supra- 
 dicto; Examinatore ibidem Magistro Ric. de Cole tone, 
 quoad subdiaconos, diaconos, et presbiteros. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram Examinatores, Magistri N. de Hele et J. de 
 Godrevy,__ 
 
 Bottysford, Joh. de 
 Cum be, Will, de 
 Colbroiche, Matheus 
 
 de 
 Sancta Tetha, Kic. 
 
 de 
 
 Kenegi, Joh. de 
 Syward, Joh. 
 Cum be Coffyn, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Wottone, Joh. de 
 Bodywel, Joh. de 
 Beaupyn, Steph. 
 Westecote, Joh. de 
 Sunnewille, Eob. 
 
 de 
 Schireford, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Respervet, Ric. 
 Careter, Ric. le 
 Artur, Johannes 
 Honelonde, Ric. de 
 Moigga, Joh. 
 Boyn, Tho., de 
 
 Plymptone 
 Patreiche, Will. 
 Gerveis, Joh. 
 
 Doune, Rob. de 
 Esse, Georg. de 
 Wodelonde, Ric. de 
 Kywely, Rob. 
 Reue, Regin. 
 Hille, Ricardus 
 Doune, Rog. de 
 Scote, Robertus 
 Myncoreie, Rog. de 
 Perour, Joh. 
 Beauforest, Thoin. 
 Jacob, Maur. 
 Coppynge, Will. 
 Hele, Joh. de 
 Tregastor, Step, de 
 Boys, Ric. de 
 Oracle, Joh. 
 Rypeleghe, Joh. de 
 Pyn, Nich. de 
 Norreys, Adam 
 Polmorva, Petr. 
 Caynocke, Joh. 
 Twythelan, Will. 
 Bottekeshide, Tho. 
 
 de 
 
 Boderby, Joh. de 
 Cobbetone, Gregor. 
 
 de 
 
 Huda, Johannes 
 Ykesborne, Joh. de 
 Bastard, Ric. 
 Franke, Reg. 
 Bordevyle, Ric. 
 Ryppeleghe, Walt. 
 
 de 
 Kylworge, Thorn, de 
 
 Weteleghe, Rad. de 
 Cotteleghe, Galfr. 
 
 de 
 
 Rivel, Andreas 
 Seyser, Ric. 
 Porpighan, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Kerthyn, Laur. de 
 Boz, David 
 Claustro, Joh. de 
 Tregayer, Joh. de 
 Hocca, Rog. 
 Ferers, Will. 
 Kautone, Rob. de 
 Hockemore, Walt. 
 
 de 
 
 Pouna, Adam 
 Gator, Reginaldus 
 Brodeche, Will. 
 Bosco, Martin, de 
 Holbetone, Thorn, de 
 Crothard, Walt. 
 Churlatone, Will. 
 
 de 
 Hilling, Ric., de 
 
 Yalmatone 
 Gourda, Ric. 
 Maula, Nich. 
 Gorlan, Rog. de 
 HedeswiUe, Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Forde, Ric. de 
 Chiswille, Thorn. 
 Wamforde, Joh. de 
 Nottedone, Joh. de 
 Gorlan, Joceus de 
 
 Chevelestone, Andr. 
 
 de 
 
 Hoddere, Matheus 
 Worth e, Johannes 
 Lancestone, Henr. 
 
 de 
 Gabrielstoke, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Gadecumbe, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Goffyn, Nich. 
 Gobyn, Joh. 
 Wyke, Rob. de 
 Boclaude, Joh. de 
 Hyrmyngtone, Ma- 
 theus de 
 
 Gernon, Ricardus 
 Treville, Ric. de 
 Firaworthi, Ric. 
 Germeyn, Adam 
 Gras, Robertus 
 Averay, Walt. 
 Honger, Gilb. 
 Teynctor, Will. 
 Snellard, Henr. 
 Pynca, Joh. 
 Calewecote, Phil, de 
 Montorr, Henr. 
 Trewethelan, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Wodeleghe, Rad. de 
 More, Johannes 
 Prostone, Joh. de 
 Eustaz, Mathens 
 Cherletone, Joh. de 
 Medwille, Joh. 
 Baron, Will., de 
 
 Uppehulle 
 Prostone, Joh., 
 
 filius Ric. de 
 Hora, Henricus 
 Rous, Baldewynus 
 Hempstone, Rog. de 
 Holecumbe, Joh. de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 491 
 
 Cocus, Willelmus 
 
 Jesse, Job. 
 
 Bynkynhulle, Walt. 
 
 Trewalga, Walt, de 
 
 Wodeleghe, Job. de 
 
 Binelegbe, Will, de 
 
 de 
 
 Fonte, Rog. de 
 
 Traclasta, Will. 
 
 Frankeleyn, Rigin. 
 
 Honte, Adam, 
 
 Worhela, Edw. de 
 
 Clyf, Henricus 
 
 Brenta, Will. 
 
 Peyn, Ric. de 
 
 Stouta, Ric. 
 
 Wych, Robertas 
 
 Wike, Ric. de 
 
 Dirlaunde, Job. 
 
 Kyttistone, Will, de 
 
 Prouz, Henricus 
 
 attaheye, Thorn. 
 
 Keta, Job. 
 
 Holawille, Henr. de 
 
 Venator, Reg. 
 
 Treswel, Ric. de 
 
 Loda, Ric. 
 
 Baggetorre, Thorn. 
 
 Batyn, Symon 
 
 Wetene, Thorn. 
 
 Torra, Job. de 
 
 Ynkepenne, Walt. 
 
 Wetene, Ric. le 
 
 Hoggeburthe, Job. 
 
 Aldeweye, Will, de 
 
 de, de Dyoc. Lyn- 
 
 Hurdyng, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Vigorous, Job. 
 
 coin., ad Litt. 
 
 Rode, Adam 
 
 Herevard, Will. 
 
 Lusteleghe, Rig. de 
 
 Dim. Episc. sui. 
 
 Nortbbovy, Job. de 
 
 
 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 
 
 
 Thome, Ric., de 
 
 TregeUest, Job. de, 
 
 Corph, Fr. Will, de, 
 
 Tappyng, Walt. 
 
 Otery 
 
 leqitimatus 
 
 Monachus de Boc- 
 
 Picard. Ric. 
 
 Cruwes, Petrus de, 
 
 Boy's, Will, de 
 
 launde 
 
 Carswille, Job. de 
 
 R. Eccl. de Rack- 
 
 Loture, Job. 
 
 Webbe, Job., de 
 
 Boyn, Moricius 
 
 ernetorde 
 
 Gysdesbam, Galfr. 
 
 Modberi 
 
 Gamelyn, Rad. 
 
 Bathon, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Trebidannan, Rob. 
 
 Northwode, Rad. de 
 
 Nymetone, Job. de 
 
 Piers, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 Lodyswille, Henr. 
 
 Sancto Laurencio, 
 
 Torre, Rob. de 
 
 Nigra mora, Oliver- 
 
 de 
 
 Barthol. de, R. de 
 
 Sancta Neulina, 
 
 -i 
 
 us de 
 
 Sancto Michaele, 
 
 Methe 
 
 Henr. de 
 
 Socflete, Will. 
 
 Steph. de 
 
 Leuestone, Will, de 
 
 Rede, Johannes 
 
 Pomeray, Rad. 
 
 Wodeleghe, Henr. 
 
 Slade, Job. de, le- 
 
 Nigra mora, Rob. 
 
 Lumbard, Job. dic- 
 
 de 
 
 gitimatus 
 
 de 
 
 tus \ legitimatus 
 
 Jolif, Johannes 
 
 Betbelgod, Job. de 
 
 More, Henr. de la 
 
 Touceyn, Rad.,Can- 
 
 Nywenham, Will. 
 
 Marcke, Jobannes 
 
 Chevelestone, Will. 
 
 onicus Lancetonie 
 
 de 
 
 Andevere, Dav. de 
 
 de 
 
 Tavy, Ric., Monach- 
 
 Sancto Martino, 
 
 Bauceyn, Nich., le- 
 
 Adelard, Symon 
 
 us de Forda 
 
 Walt, de 
 
 gitimatus 
 
 Fouwy, Gilb. 
 
 Adon, Johannes 
 
 Thorvertone. Job. 
 
 
 fol. 231. 
 
 Blessyng, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Yvelcombe, Oliverus de, ad pres. Dom. Bartholomei de Greinevile. 
 Deneys, Willelmus, ad pres. Willelmi Herewarde. 
 Tanner, Jobannes, ad pres. Prioris de Monte Sancti Michaelis. 
 Udno, Adam de, ad pres. Alani de Kernicke. 
 Eglosbeil, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi Peverel. 
 Helestone, Pascbasius de, ad pres. Henrici de Pengreseck. 
 Coppyng, Thomas, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaux. 
 Tresodorn, Johannes de, ad pres. Walter! de Trewynhelecke. 
 atteweye, Adam, ad pres. Dom. Robert! de Hortone, Militis. 
 Gove, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis le Poyer. 
 Stone, Jobannes, ad pres. Johannis Walraund. 
 Touceyn, Walterus, ad pres. Willelmi le Prouz, Militis. 
 Treglaste, Robertus de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 Yoltone, Bouifacius de, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi. 
 Achym, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Penfran. 
 Haret borne, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Hywys, Militis. 
 Wastepre, Robertus dictus, ad pres. Magistri Willelmi de Kylkenni. 
 Martin, Willelmus, ad pres. Bartholomei Giffard. 
 Gatepathe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi Bessyn. 
 Giffard, Magister Thomas, ad graciam Domini. 
 Ya, David de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Berliz [Berlinck]. 
 Baron, Johannes dictus, ad pres. Rogeri Cole. 
 Weytone, Gilbertus de la, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 Dene, Thomas, ad pres. Abbatis Bufestrie [Buckfasf]. 
 Axemuthe, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi Dygon et Johannis le Veer. 
 Douce, Walterus, ad pres. Walter! Pollard. 
 Tyntagel, Alexander de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 Nywatone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Cilecestre. 
 
 2 i 
 
492 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Brounyng, Thomas, ad pres. Willelmi de Fi5ssacre. 
 Tregunan, Henricus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 ^ Cortenay, Fr. Johannes de, de Domo Tavystochie. 
 
 Dangard Fr Egidius, \ d Tottonia . 
 
 Aubmo, Fr. Guydo de, f 
 
 Rossel, Fr. Michael, de Tywardraithe. 
 
 Welle, Johannes de, \, , 
 
 Evesham, Henricus de, | deForda ' 
 
 Exonia, Alauus de, de Bufestria [Buckfast Abbey}. 
 ^Kerneck, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 f Morteho, Magister Rogerus de, Rector Eccl. Sancti Kerani [Exonie]. 
 Bene . | Roswalstes, Stephanus de, Vic. de Penryn [Glasney], ad pres. Prepositi et 
 flciati<j Capituli. 
 
 | Malmesbury Rog. de, Vic. ibidem, ad pres. eorundem, et ad Litt. Dim. 
 (_ Episcopi Sarum, Dyocesani sui ; que sunt ad omnes Ordines, etc. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Ayscumbe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Stoke, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Hugonis de Cortenay. 
 Raddone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Harestone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Colef ord . 
 Tregarda, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Littelwere, Walterus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelestoke. 
 Poleworthi, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Chambernon. 
 Duraunt, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis Bastard. 
 Godlocke, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis de Nywenham. 
 Bodulugan, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carmyno. 
 Regre, Stephanus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Bodier, Robertus, ad pres. Thome Champeaux. 
 Brixham, Martinus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Dodescumbe. 
 Colrigge, Guydo de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Brenta, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Penryn, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavystochie. 
 Nichol, Thomas, de Criditone, ad pres. Ricardi Wolf. 
 Poyer, Willelmus, ad pres. Johanne de Cergiaux. 
 Gerveys, Henricus, ad pres. Rogeri Pern. 
 
 Clyfford, Reginaldus de, Rector Ecclesie de Cumbe [in Tynhide]. 
 
 Knolle, Thomas de, Rector Ecclesie de Lansant [Lezanf]. 
 
 Chambernon, Dominus Joh. de, Rector Ecclesie de Jacobstowe [Cornwall]. 
 
 5Z*SSSB?**$***i** 
 
 Wycumbe, Walterus de, 1 ,-, , 
 Monte Acuto, Johannes de, j *' 
 iosi. <( Bremdone, Johannes de, \ m . , , 
 | Cloubyry, Willelmus de> | Tavistoke. 
 
 Cernelio, Willelmus de, de Nywenham. 
 I Treleweck, Fr. Nicholaus de, de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 (^ Landege, Philippus de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 
 Presbyteri, 
 
 More, Thomas de la, ad pres. Johannis de Cruwes. 
 Adringtone, Thomas de, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf, de Kentysbyry. 
 Bosco, Willelmus de, ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. 
 Penquit, Robertus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 Bayssishille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Trelouny. 
 Tremayl, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici de Keligrin. 
 Goraunt, Godefiridus, ad pres. Symonis Gyffard. 
 Kylehalke, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Wythefenne, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Hora, Robertus, ad pres. Willelmi de Ferera. 
 
 ficiati 
 
 Rellg . 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 493 
 
 Sancto Germane, Robertas de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 Forda, Willelmus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Ferariis. 
 Pyppecote, Robertas de, ad pres. Thome de Fyleleghe. 
 Hembyry, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Bykebyry. 
 Goscere, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Ferers, de Rame. 
 Bovy, Robertas, ad pres. Roberti Avenel. 
 Ponte, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 Stidewerdestone, Rob. de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast], 
 fol. Lyuedestone, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Dom. Alani Rowand, Militia. 
 231b 'Sydebyry, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Berliz [Berlinch]. 
 Impetchi, Henricus, ad pres. Johannis Cheyndut. 
 
 Seynthille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ric. le Prouz et Will, de Spychewike. 
 Chamont, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardrayth. 
 Halghewille, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Reginald! de Clyfforde. 
 Tregastor, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi de Oxtone. 
 Pyw, Willelmus, de Axeministre, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Nywenham. 
 Bocyny, Radulphus de, ad pres. Thome Lercedeakne. 
 Brodethe, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Roger! de Cokyntone. 
 Walesbreux, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. 
 Brademore, Johannes de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 Bont, Walterus, ad pres. Willelmi Here ward. 
 Braneys, Rogerus de, ad pres. Gregorii de Mettone. 
 Parva Toritone, Walterus de, ad pres. Magistri Johannis Wele. 
 Rosafallon, Stephanus de, ad pres. Edwardi de Pendevy. 
 Tregasrowan, Ricardus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti German!. 
 Wolvadone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Coritone. 
 Symon, Johannes, de Roswalster, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 Skynnere, Willelmus le, de Axeministre, ad pres. Ricardi de Tengemuwe. 
 Sweyn, Johannes, ad pres. Galfridi de Buketone. 
 Fi3sserestone, Michael de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 Serjaunt, Willelmus, ad pres. Henrici Botour. 
 Lanfrou, Thomas de, ad pres. Johannis Meolis, Dom. de Treloske. 
 
 CMileforde, Willelmus de, Rector de Cleyhangre. 
 
 I Wolfe, Walterus le, Rector de Kentelysbeare [Kentisbury, see " Inst."] 
 Bene- J Mareschal, Johannes le, Rector de Parva Hemistone [Little Hempston]. 
 ficiati ; Wyger, Thomas, Rector de Mertone. 
 
 | Godrevy, Magister Johannes de, Rector de Udno Parva [St. Perran-Uthno]. 
 
 |_Megre, Henricus le, Porcionarius de Tuvertone. 
 
 C Fossa, Fr. Willelmus de, de Domo Tottonie. 1 f 
 
 ITregilla, Fr. Thomas de Sancti Germani. 
 Hune, Fr. Willelmus de la, Tywardraithe. 
 Relfe- ) Ayspertone, Fr. Johannes de Bufestrie [Zuckfast]. >> < 
 
 - de 
 
 Chevelestone, Fr. Thomas de, Nywenham. 
 L Stoke, Fr. Rogerus de, de Ordine Predicatorum, de Domo Exoniensi. 
 
 XLVI. 
 
 [No date]. Daccombe, Johannes, ordinatus ad Primam Tonsuram in Capella 
 Domini Stephani de Haccombe. 
 
 XLVII. 
 
 [1313-14 ; 9 Jan.]. Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram ix die Januarii, M. 
 
 CCC mo . xirj mo . [The place is not mentioned]. 
 
 Dengleborne, Job. Colitone, Hugo de Arboribus, Ric. de Remmyslonde, Job. 
 Drapere, Rob. Swyft, Walterus. Nywenham, Ric, de de 
 
 Keyryng, Ric. Furse, WUlelmus. Strode, Walterus Brodwoda, Will, de 
 
494 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 XLVIII. 
 
 [1313-14; 13 Jan.]. Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella Abbatis 
 
 Tavistochie, xiij die Januarii, et memorandum quod non interfui, 
 Wyke, Laur. de Hatherleghe, Rog. Mirie, Eustach, Aysleghe, Will, de 
 
 VVragga, Ricardus de Lynham, Will, de Garton, Johannes 
 
 XLIX. 
 
 it was, probably, 14 Jan., see the " Itinerary."] Ordinati 
 ad Primam Tonsuram], 
 
 [No date; but 
 Lancestonie, 
 Hyestewode, Ger- 
 
 vasius de 
 Trehomer, Will. 
 
 Edone, Will, de 
 Russel, Steph. 
 Duck, Johannes. 
 Landu, Rog. de 
 Dodeman, Joh 
 
 atte Dounhende, 
 
 Robertus 
 Peych, Johannes 
 Carwythe, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 Southhille,Will. de 
 
 Lanracke, Joh. de 
 Upworthi, Laur. de 
 Thome, Thorn, de 
 Choldone, Joh. de 
 
 Bree, Joh, de 
 Bradeforde, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 More, Alanus de-la 
 
 Hendreburnec,Rob. Kanenecote,Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 DUUUUllUV) V 111. UO U.O 
 
 Sweliscumbe, Joh. Bauceyn, Will, 
 
 de 
 Boys, Galfridus 
 
 Prodonmie, Ric. 
 Tremorval,WiU. de 
 
 Wacy, Robertus 
 Ron, Walterus 
 
 [No date]. Ordinati apud Sanctum Germanum, ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Scarlet, Adam \ / H., Prior Sancti Germani, manucepit quod excercerent 
 Score, Qda / \ studium per triennium. 
 
 Poghel, Thorn. Besta, Will. 
 
 Sturt, Ricardus Louera, Joh. 
 
 Melionach, Martin- Hathemer, Rob. 
 
 us de ' Nyel, Will. 
 
 Louepitte, Ric. de Foket, Thorn. 
 
 Carslac, Will, Toyllero, Will. 
 Waryn, Will, la 
 
 Richan, Rog. de 
 Rechan, Walt, de 
 Kylgayt, Henr. 
 Trewynt, Joh. de 
 Penleyn, Joh. de 
 Hole, Henr. de la 
 
 Penleyn, Steph. de 
 Burel, Joh. de 
 Burel, Rad. de 
 Draneys, Rob, 
 Stoke, Joh.de 
 Trewynna, Nich. de 
 
 LI. 
 
 [No date area 
 Pennans, Henr. de 
 Tresuswal, Bene- 
 
 dictus de 
 
 Rosmyryn, Walt, de 
 Bauke, Ricardus 
 Kenel, Henr. 
 Spechal, Phil. 
 Ber, Joh. de 
 Tregudvan, Ric. de 
 Penhal, Joh. filius 
 
 Roberti de 
 Kekyliet, Andr. 
 Bodyly, Ric. de 
 Hugo, Joh. 
 Fentenkempys, Ric. 
 
 de 
 
 Trevyasclos, Ric. de 
 Cruclen, Will, de 
 Rospecke, Alan, de 
 Kellyhelkan, Ric. de 
 Waleis, Joh. 
 Kayer, Joh. de 
 Potestas, Thorn. 
 Trefeuwa, Rad. de 
 Faber, Laur. 
 Pentir, Thorn. 
 Meynard, Thorn. 
 Polwil, Radulphus 
 
 9 Feb.]. Ordinati apud Penryn, ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Moraund, Joh. Trewri, Dav. de Treville, Will, de 
 
 Collan, Will. Polper, Thorn, de 
 
 Welle, Johannes Trethynghyngenber, 
 Lanerghe, Mich, de Alanus de 
 
 Archer, Joh. Sancto Maderno, 
 Moushol, Henr, de Thorn, de 
 
 Tregus, Phil, de Parlebeu, Joh. 
 
 Trewrethyou, Joh. Braye, Rob. de 
 
 Brianek, Dav. de 
 Polglas, Joh. de 
 Cras, Johannes 
 fol. 232, 
 Benet, Odo 
 Hereward, Joh. 
 Grelles, Petrus de 
 
 Tresabel, Baldw. de Penwren, Joh. de 
 Trewonecke, Alan. Tregloseke, Joh. de Nansprezek, Ric. 
 
 de Tregowal, Henr. de de eadem, Ivo 
 
 Nyulyn, Joh. Roskadan, Thorn, de Goenbarne, Joh. de 
 
 Namelyon, Joh, de 
 de eadem, Ivo 
 Treworga, Joh. de 
 
 Cras, Henricus Bloyou, Ric. 
 
 Tregudyn, Ric. de Terreys, Joh. 
 Trewrewethe, Henr. Arundel, Guido de 
 
 de Kyerna, Laur. de 
 
 Helestone, Joh. de 
 Reynaud, Joh. 
 
 Nansivyn, Thorn, de Rob. de 
 Kelliellan, Joceus Skewys, Joh, 
 
 -de 
 
 Hobba, Michael 
 Ruddon, Rogerus 
 Preske, Joh. de 
 Sancta Wendrona, 
 
 Tresowel, Rog. de 
 
 Tfeghee, Phil, de Tresthewy, Will, de 
 Sancto Karentoco. Runcyn, Thorn. 
 
 Wyket, Paulus de 
 Trevysa, Constanti- 
 Seynf Wraghe, Joh. nus de 
 
 de Alfoos, Joh. de 
 
 Trenewythe, Will, de eadem, Henr. de 
 
 Rob. de 
 Osward, Elias 
 Trenreith, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Loo, Joh. de 
 Trully, Henr. de 
 Tou, Joh. de 
 Tresewen, Henr. de 
 
 Carawoda, Joh. de 
 Treghethek, Bened, 
 
 de 
 Glyvyon, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 495 
 
 Treghensi, Andr. de Tregareck, Joh. de Endreveythyn, Job. Bodway, Nich. de 
 
 Treghethek, Joh. de Kaer, Andr. de de Glasneya, Joh. de 
 
 Govely, Thorn, de Medeschole, Henr. Tregoran, Walt, de Tregaer, Ric. de 
 
 Carnarthe, Luc. de de la Moreske, Galfr. de Enword, Nich. de 
 
 Crusullek, Will. Poldu, Johannes Sancta Minefreda, 
 
 Oda, Johannes Carlegos, Laur. de Thorn, de 
 
 LIT. 
 
 [1313-14; 15 Jan.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, Lancestonie, xv die 
 
 Januarii, M. CCC m <>. xiif. [This Entry is misplaced], 
 Gerveys, Joh. Galy, Thorn. Fonte, Rob. de Stoke, Thomas 
 
 Pride, Robertus Henderwalle,Ad. de Chamound, Rog. Lanwaryn, Joh. 
 
 LIII. 
 
 [1313-14 ; 23 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Collegiata 
 Sancte Crucis Criditonie, die Sabbati qua cantatur 
 Officium Sicientes ; viz. xxiij die Mensis Marcii, A.D. 
 M CCC mo xiij ; in quibus non fui. 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Caperoun, Will. 
 Wadetone, Thorn. 
 Yeggintone, Ric, de 
 Noble, Walt, dictus 
 Pystor, Matheus 
 Bothemyscumbe, 
 
 Ric. de 
 Brittestouwe, Jord. 
 
 de 
 
 Montisdone, Ric. de 
 Chamberleyn, Sym. 
 Schereforde, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Collebiare, Will. 
 Roswalstes, Symon 
 Kenebyry, Joh. de 
 Fabri, Joh., filius 
 
 Johannis, de Gol- 
 
 deford 
 Blakeburghe, Nich. 
 
 de 
 
 Landu, Nich. de 
 Burghe, Joh., films 
 
 David de la, 
 
 Bloyou, Magister 
 
 Henricus 
 Cornu, Rob. 
 Penwereis, Will, de 
 Morcestre, Magis- 
 
 ter Ric. de 
 Joyp, Symon 
 arle Joh. 
 
 Moriz, Ric. 
 Chevenore, Thorn. 
 
 de, legititnatus 
 Bodennecke, Rad. 
 
 de 
 
 Bello Loco, Ric. de 
 Boneython, Galf. de 
 Trendelbiare, Walt, 
 
 de 
 
 Motleghe, Joh. de 
 Wanford, Walt, de 
 Lanyvet, Walt, de 
 Trewen, Will, de 
 Wytta, Thorn, dela 
 Stoke, Joh. de 
 Weye, Sym. de la 
 Treavereke, Ric. de 
 Tregastor, Steph. de 
 Bachiler, Symon 
 Mousehole,Henr. de 
 Pottysburghe, Ric. 
 
 de 
 Wyvelyngcote, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Sancto Clemente, 
 Will, de ; Ulegiti- 
 mus, cum quo 
 Dominus dispen- 
 
 Daum 
 
 Penryn, Walt, de 
 Coleford, Joh. de 
 Strattone, Joh. de 
 Trelyver, Dav. de 
 Verou, Mich, dictus 
 
 le 
 Pouderham, Will. 
 
 de 
 Wolecumbe, Gilb. 
 
 de 
 
 Wodehalle, Joh. de 
 Pouderham, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Tosere, Rob. 
 Mony, Ric. 
 Sancto Austolo, 
 
 Philippus de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 Cumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis Caylewey. 
 
 Sancta Crida, Odo 
 
 de 
 Sancto Constantino, 
 
 Walterus de 
 - 
 Accoliti de Choro 
 
 Exonie, 
 Hembyry, Rob. de 
 Pistor, Walterus 
 Piers, Henricus 
 Ryngisasche, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Alphyngtone, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Alphyngtone, Walt. 
 
 Mol, Henricus 
 Coterel, Joh. 
 Wlyte, Nicholaus 
 
 Roskengal, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap, Dom. de Lamoren. 
 
 Brenta, Walterus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Daledygthe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Carru, Militis. 
 
 Porta, Thomas de, ad pres. Gervasii de Warkeleghe. 
 
 Truwe, Walterus de la, ad pres. Willelmi de Esse. 
 
 Brichere, Adam de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 
 Thorlestone, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Ferers. 
 
 Wemscote, David de, ad pres. Johannis Cofiyn. 
 
 Poghehulle, Joh. de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast]. 
 
 Snape, Ricardus de, ad pres. Thome de Cilecestre. 
 
 Potteforde, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Deneys. 
 
 Nordone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Doune, Militis. 
 
 Geel, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis de Bytelysgate. 
 
496 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Bonefaunt, Johannes, ad pres. Oliver! de Cannynou. 
 
 Godiacote, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi Regny. 
 
 Pynnesdone, Walterus de, ad pres. Martini de FiSsacre. 
 
 Esse, Galfridus de, ad pres. Nicholai Dauney. 
 
 Dounhende, Reginaldus de la, ad pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 
 Luvystone, Will, de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buck fast.] 
 
 Dulo, Reginaldus de, ad pres. Henrici de Chambernon. 
 
 Godknave, Willelmus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 
 Dodebrock, Ricardus, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani, Militis. 
 
 Thelebrigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Carpentarius, Joh. dictus, de Cridetone, ad pres. Joh. de Pouderham. 
 
 Mogge, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone, Militis, 
 
 Saltertone, Henr. filius Reginald! de, ad pres. Dom. Galfridi de Albamarlia. 
 
 Helligan, Robertus de, ad pres. Henrici, filii Maugeri de Kelligrin. 
 
 Duppeleghe, Petrus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Esse. 
 
 Dobbe, Johannes, ad pres. Henrici de Umfravyle. 
 
 Hale crocke, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Passelewe. 
 
 Raundel, Robertus, ad pres. Mathei de Creuthorne. 
 
 Trykundale, Henricus de, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 f Cruhes, Petrus de, Rector Ecclesie de Rakerneforde. 
 I Sancto Laurencio, Bartholomeus de, Rector Ecclesie de Methe. 
 Bene- ' Carweneke, Thomas, ad graciam Domini [See No. LXI]. 
 ficiatl 1 Esse, Magister Walterus de, Rector Ecclesie de Schogbrocke [ShobrooJce]. 
 I Sancta Margareta, Magister Ric. de, Porcionarius in Eccl. S. Endeliente. 
 I Lucy, Magister Galfridus, Rector de Gydysham \Qittisham~]. 
 Reli- i Touchein, Fr. Ricardus, Canonicus Lancestonie. 
 giosi | Londone, Robertus de, Monachus Sancti Nicholai ; Exonie. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 fol. Baroun, Johannes dictus, ad pres. Johannis de Kelly. 
 232b -Hole, Elias de la, ad pres. Roberti de Leghe. 
 
 Coppyng, Thomas, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 
 Dene, Thomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast], 
 
 Dywyn, Nicholaus, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 
 Porta, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Gervasii de Raleghe. 
 
 Yoltone, Bonifacius de, ad pres. Roberti, filii Willelmi de Leghe. 
 
 Sancto David, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi le Prouz. 
 
 Nywetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Cylecestre. 
 
 Tresodorn, Johannes de, ad pres. Walteri de Trewynelecke. 
 
 Weytone, Gilbertus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Tyutagel, Alexander de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Gove, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis Poier. 
 
 Brounyng, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis de Alba Marlia. 
 
 Heaatone, Adam de, ad pres, Thome de Filleghe. 
 
 Helistone, Pascasius de, ad pres. Henrici de Pengresecke. 
 
 Ya, David de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Berliz [tferlinch]. 
 
 Treguuan, Henricus de, ad titulum Vicarie de Briggewald [Bridgeruk], 
 
 } * <**- 
 
 Martyn, Willelmus, ad pres. Bartholomei Giffard. 
 Heghen, Robertus filius Roberti de la, ad pres. Henrici de Bokerel. 
 Stone, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis Walraund. 
 Wastepree, Robertus, ad pres. Magistri Willelmi de Ky[l]kenny. 
 Achim, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Penfran. 
 Axemuwe, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis le Veer. 
 Giffard, Thomas, sine tttulo, ad graciam Domini, 
 f Wydeslade, Magister Ricardus de, Precentor Criditonie. 
 j Morteho, Magister Roger us de, ad titulum Ecclesie Sancti Kerani [Exonj. 
 Bene-j Campo Arnulphi, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Kentelysbeare. 
 flciati \ Penfren, Matheus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Rumoni Parvi. 
 
 (.Tavystoke, Adam de, Rector Ecclesie de Tetteborne [Tedburn-St. Mary]. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 497 
 
 {Cortenay, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus Tavystochie. 
 Aynardo, Egidius de, | ,, , m ** 
 
 Treinbleiso, Radulphus de, } Monachl Tottonie ' 
 
 Presbiten, 
 
 Godier, Robertas, ad pres. Thome Champeas. 
 Nichol, Thomas, ad pres. Ricardi Wolfe. 
 Poleworthi, Ricardus de, ad pres. Ricardi Chambernon. 
 Sancta Warburg*, Thomas de, ad pres. Symonis Giffard. 
 Stoke, Rogerus d>>, ad pres. Johannis de Ferariis, Dom. de Rame. 
 Harestone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Hugonis de Coleforde. 
 Tregayda, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris et Oonv. Lancestonie. 
 Colrigge, Guydo de, ad pres. Henrici de Campo Aniulphi. 
 Brenta, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Penryn, Johannes de, ad pres, Abbatis et Oonv. Tavystochie. 
 Ayscumbe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavystochie. 
 Wyke, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham. 
 Raddone, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 Brixam, Martinus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Dodescumbe. 
 Littewere, Walterus de, ad prea. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelestoke. 
 Duraunt, Johannes, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Cornworthi. 
 Godlock, Thomas de, ad, pres. Johannis de Nywenham. 
 Godiscote, Henrious de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavystochie. 
 Viel, Thomas, ad pres. Robert! de Stockhay. 
 Brimil, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis de Kelli. 
 f Alneto, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Lanreitho [Lanreath]. 
 Knolle, Thomas de, Rector Ecclesie de Lansant [Lezanf]. 
 
 Bene- 
 
 flciati ^ Clyfford, Reginaldus de, Rector de Cumbe in Tynhide. 
 
 | Knovyle, Magis\er Gilbertus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Illogani. 
 LCampo Arnulphi, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Jacobstowe [Cornwall]. 
 
 LIV. 
 
 [No date]. Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Nanseynt [St. BreoJce], 
 
 Taillour, Rog. le 
 
 Maunsel, Johannes 
 
 Pengovir, Will, de 
 
 Wrie, Willelmus 
 
 Treverioun,Nich. de 
 
 Treveglos, Joh. de 
 
 Pengovere, Rog. de 
 
 Mollynge, Will. 
 
 Laghan, Marcus 
 
 Hameli, Joh. sen. 
 
 Faber, Lucas 
 
 Anial, Lucas 
 
 Veel, Ricardus le 
 
 Hamely, Joh, jun. 
 
 Bonnock, Robertus 
 
 Faber, Walterus 
 
 Tregawen, Luc. de 
 
 Polmorva, Joh, de 
 
 Hille, Rob. de 
 
 Treneglos, Rad. de 
 
 Caru, Johannes 
 
 Carhota, Thorn, de 
 
 Treier, Joh. de 
 
 Penpos, Hervy de 
 
 Martin, Adam 
 
 Trewritheu, Sylves- 
 
 Boskedecke,Joh. de 
 
 Tregoran, Walt, de 
 
 Wagga, Willelmus 
 
 ter de 
 
 Roskelyn, Rob. de 
 
 Sancto Stephano, 
 
 Cu, Joh. le, de Bod- 
 
 Trewrkeu, Nich. de 
 
 Ryswalstes, Rad. de 
 
 Petr. de 
 
 minia 
 
 Perkam, Joh. de 
 
 Roswyrecke, Will. 
 
 Lukeis, Johannes 
 
 Trethoda, Joh. de 
 
 Marin, Petrus 
 
 de 
 
 Trewynte, Ric, de 
 
 Trebethou, Tho. de 
 
 Ruthfos, Uog. de 
 
 Tregonee, Thorn. 
 
 Polscoht, Rad. 
 
 Gudulham, Dav. de 
 
 Kernecke, Joh. de 
 
 Trenans, Natalis de 
 
 Clericus, Oliverus 
 
 Tregorre, Rob. de 
 
 Kernecke, Rad. de 
 
 Risfrawel, Will. 
 
 dictus 
 
 Tremur, Johannes 
 
 Kernecke, Guydo 
 
 Tre warsenee, Rob. de 
 
 Molyns, Johannes 
 
 Tremur, Thorn, de 
 
 de 
 
 Kaerlogoos, Joh. de 
 
 Trier, Willelmus 
 
 Tresodorn, Will, de 
 
 Tregovares, Joh. de 
 
 Trelouny, Steph. de 
 
 Tresulian, Hugo de 
 
 Treforwals, Joh. de 
 
 Tynten, Joh. filius 
 
 Page, Johannes 
 
 Sancto Karantoco, 
 
 Beghil, Johannes 
 
 Johannis de 
 
 Rostourecke, Galfr. 
 
 Henr. de 
 
 Pencors, Joh. de 
 Pencors, Will, de 
 
 Tynten, Rad. de 
 Nanskelli, Reg. de 
 
 de 
 Melioneck, Joh. de 
 
 Grein, Thomas 
 Nankelli, Joh. de 
 
 Hendre, Luc. de 
 
 Tendel, Laur. de 
 
 Dynysel, Joh. de 
 
 Reskyr, Johannes 
 
 Langhergala, Jo. de 
 
 Trewymbrest, Laur. 
 
 Flemancke, Steph. 
 
 Retyn, Johannes 
 
 Tremur, Ric. de 
 
 de 
 
 Trevyley, Thomas 
 
 Reynward, Petrus 
 
 Tremur, Will, de 
 
 Bere, Willelmus le 
 
 Langhestone, Mar- 
 
 Kail, Henricus 
 
 Sauser, Johannes 
 
 Ghille, Ricardus 
 
 tinus de 
 
 
498 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 LV. 
 
 [No date It was on (or soon after) Feb. 13 ; see "Itinerary"]. Ordinati 
 
 ad Primam Tonsuram in Ecclesia Sancte Beriane, 
 Rosfranca, Henr. de Boskanel, Thorn, de Boshorn, Rob. de 
 Boskelhal, Will, de Boskenhal, Dav. de de eadem, Barthol. 
 Bran, Benedict, le Mores, Joh. de Mulwre, Benedict. 
 
 Moushol, Thorn, de Trewrethe, Paschas. Roscaswel, Dav. de 
 Trevellic, Joh. de de 
 
 Reskestel, Joh. de Clemecke, Joh. de 
 Boskawen, Will, de Treveredon, Hugo 
 de eadem, Joh. de 
 
 fol. 233, Treguran, Tadeus 
 
 Trenelli, Henr. de de 
 
 Antrenon, Dav. de 
 Moushol, Will, de 
 Treher, Joh. de 
 Trebethou, Rog, 
 
 Boswolou, Joh. de 
 Maenloram, Will. 
 Gleen, Thorn, de 
 Talscus, Joh. de 
 Lysard, Joh. de 
 Skewys, Thorn. 
 Pengarsek, Henr. de 
 Bosorn, Edw. de 
 
 LVI. 
 
 [No date] Admissiad Primam Tonsuram, apud Haldysworthe [Holsworthy], 
 Thyrssellistone,Ric. Holacumbe, Walt. Scatford, Joh. de Glomme, Robertus 
 
 Deniel, Johannes 
 Allertone, Balde- 
 
 wynus de 
 Hole, Will, de la 
 
 de 
 
 Barry, Johannes 
 Russel, Robertus 
 Rytherdone, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Wadyn, Johannes 
 Doketone, Rob. 
 Strokysworthe, 
 Rob. de 
 
 Blakedone, Joh. de Potteforde, Thorn. 
 Bukapitte, Ad. de de 
 Bukapitte, Laur. de Crosse, Ricardus 
 
 Servyngtone, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Lercedeakne, Galfr. 
 Lanteglos, Ric. de 
 
 Thornne, Alan, de 
 Mortone, Ric, de 
 Beer, Ric. de 
 Beer, Reg. de 
 Underdoune, Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Eggebeare, Will, de 
 Walle, Henr. de 
 
 LVIL 
 
 [No date] Ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Hertilaunde [Hartland], 
 
 Gerveys, Ricardus 
 Fentone, Clem, de 
 Caveshulle, Baldw. 
 Wydemouthe, 
 Steph. de 
 Potteforde, Will, de 
 Potteforde, Tho. de 
 Fenne, Will, de 
 Dounlonde, Will, de 
 Grimescote,Gerv, de 
 Penhalte, Reg. de 
 Douneworthe, Jo. de 
 
 Wadyn, Symon 
 Siccavilla, Rob. de 
 Langedone, Phil, de 
 Neadecote, Joh, de 
 Haye, Rob. de 
 Prustecote, Will, de 
 Lane, Will, de la 
 Langeford, Joh. de 
 Doune, Joh. de 
 Loppethorne, Ric. 
 de 
 
 Holywelle,Galfr. de 
 Esse, Ricardus de 
 Aysmandeswrthi, 
 Bob. de 
 Foghelhous, Joh. 
 Tylmannyswrthi, 
 Walt, de 
 Corbyn, Johannes 
 Wymundeswrthe, 
 Joh de 
 Markedene, Rog. de 
 
 Buckyntone, Symon 
 de 
 Tetyanstone, Ad. de 
 Thorne, Ric. de 
 Poghwille, Ric. de 
 Wenteford, Galfr. 
 de 
 Wolf rady s worthi, 
 Joh. de 
 Lediadome,Henr. de 
 Lane, Rob. de la 
 
 LVIII. 
 
 [1313-14 ; 16 March] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, Barnastapolie, die 
 Sabbati proxima post F. Sancti Gregorii, Pape, A.D. M. CCC mo . xiij , 
 
 Yo, Will, de 
 Swanecote, Tho. de 
 Baccote, Ad. de 
 Yo, Ric. de la 
 Tynctor, Walterus 
 Birfeld, Alan, de 
 
 Chelvacumbe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Scoster, Robertus 
 Toulande, Thorn, de 
 Cissor, Joh., de 
 
 Pyltone 
 
 Cissor, Will., de 
 
 Nyweport 
 Boghe, Bern, de la 
 Byssop, Rogerus 
 Laugeleghe, Walt. 
 
 de 
 
 Pystor, Helias ; 
 
 11 j . J _ 
 
 gracia. 
 
 LIX. 
 
 [No date] Ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Toritone [Great Torrington], 
 Barry, Willelmus Southdoune, Joh. Chitelhamptone, Esse, Edwardus de 
 de 
 
 Tyrel, Johannes 
 Doune, Rad. de 
 Combe, Will, de 
 Honecroft, Joh. de 
 Wymund, Joh. 
 Coffyn, Rogerus 
 
 Schepways, Andr. 
 
 de 
 Fagelefeld, Walt. 
 
 de 
 Cadia, Robertus 
 
 Joh. de Esse', Egidiue de 
 
 Hokeshille, Thorn. Esse, Nich. de 
 
 de Stochay, Rob. de 
 
 Wynescote, Ric. de Fineleghe, Will, de 
 
 Littlewere, Walterus Mellecote, Will, de 
 
 de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 499 
 
 LX. 
 
 [1314 ; 6 April] Ordines celebrati inEccl. Cathedr. Exon., 
 Sabbato Sancto Pasche ; viz. vj die Aprilis, A.D. 
 M. CCC mo . xiiij . 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Cokyngtone, Johannes de, Rector de Stockleghe Pomeray. 
 Nywenham, Willelmus de, Rector de Westboclaunde. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Sancta Margareta, Magister Ric. de, Porcionarius in EccJ. S. Endeliente. 
 Crues, Petrus de, Rector de Rakeneford. 
 Loccumbe, Willelmus de, Rector de Parva Toritone. 
 Welle, Fr. Nich, de, Monachus de Donqueswille, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Corf, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus de Boclaunde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Carveyneck, Thomas de, sine titulo, ad pres. Domini [See No. LXI}. 
 Esse, Magister Walterus de, Rector de Schokebrocke [Shobroolce]. 
 Mertone, Magister Walterus de, Rector de Toritone [Great Torrington}. 
 Sancto Albino, Will, de, oriundus de Dyoc. Exon., R. Eccl. de Westlideford, 
 
 B. et W. Dyoc. ; ad pres. Domini, quia oriundus de Dyocesi. 
 London e, Fr. Rob. de, Monachus Beati Nicholai Exon., ad pres. Prioris Loci 
 Gatepathe, Willelmub de, ad pres. Roberti Bessynge. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Wydeslade, Magister Ricardus de, Precentor Criditonie. 
 Treheuan, Henricus de, Vicarius de Briggrowald [Bridgerule]. 
 Morteho, Magister Rogerus de, [R. of St. Kerian, Exeter}, de precepto Domini. 
 
 LXI. 
 
 [13*14; 1 June] Ordines celebrati apud Farndone [Faringdon, 
 3 - b Hants], in Capella, die Sabbati in Vigilia Sancte Trinita- 
 tis ; viz. j die Junii, A.D. M. OCC mo . xiiij . 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, Sancto Probo, Martinus de. 
 
 Subdiaconus, 
 Hendre, Magister Hamundus de, ad graciam Domini, de ipsius Precepto. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Sancta Margareta, Magister Ric. de, Porcionarius in Eccl. S. Endeliente. 
 Karveyneck, Magister Thomas de, V. Ecclesie Sancti Aluni [St. Allen]. 
 Roswalstes, Steph. de, Vicarius de Penryn, ad pres. Dominorum Prepositi et 
 
 Capituli Loci ejusdem [Glasney], 
 Denisel, Frater Odo, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 LXII. 
 
 [1314 ; 6 Aug.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella de Clyst, vj die 
 
 Augusti, Anno quo supra, 
 
 Matheu, Johannes. Stone, Thomas de la. Textor, Willelmus. 
 Cros, Thomas, de soluto genitus et soluta, cum quo Dominus dispensavit, 
 
 tune, ibidem. 
 
 [Licencia] Venerabili etc., Waltero, Exoniensi etc., Fr. Henricus, Wynton. 
 Episcopus, etc. Ad consecrandum seu dedicandum quoddam Superaltare 
 Joh. de Westecote, et quecumque alia Altaria et Superaltaria, tarn vestra, 
 quam Parochianorum vestrorum, vobis delata et deferenda in nostra 
 Dyocesi, vobis potestatem concedimus per Presentes et Licenciam specialem. 
 Hujusmodi Licencia duratura quousque earn duxerimus revocandam. 
 Datum apud Esshere, xiiij Kalendas Junii [29 May, 1314]. 
 
500 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 LXIII. 
 
 [1314; 21 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Capella de Peynctone, 
 die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decembris, viz., 
 xxj die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo . xiiij , et Conse- 
 cracionis Domini vij. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Riche, Joh. de la Tregoni, Oliv. de 
 Mugge, Johannes 
 
 Stokeflemyng, Ad. 
 
 Wrey, Johannes 
 Bonda, Ricardus 
 Mattock, Syiuon 
 Temple, Will, de 
 Capella, Joh. de 
 Lampil, Rob. de 
 Wydecumbe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Fillo, Johannes 
 Ermeburghe, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Bree, Nicholaus de 
 Treilegou, Joh. de 
 Cholleswyche,Walt. 
 
 de 
 
 Dogge, Thomas 
 Forde, Johannes de 
 Syghedone, Will, de 
 Stephanus, Will. 
 Chave, Willelmus 
 Karsford, Rob. de 
 Caerneke, Thorn, de 
 Westecote, Walt de 
 Pomeray, Gillanus 
 
 dela 
 
 Molyns, Ricardus 
 Byghetone, Rog. de 
 Cu, Ricardus le 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Lovedrem, Joh. de, 
 
 R. Eccl. Sancti 
 
 Wynwolai \Land- 
 
 ewednack]. 
 Penryn, Thorn, de 
 Moleins, Will, de 
 Colbrocke, Joh. de 
 
 fol. 234. 
 
 Nottedone, Joh. de 
 Taillour, Henr. le 
 Kemtone, Rob. de 
 Lankynhorne, Luc. 
 
 de 
 
 Raddone, Rob. de 
 Gatcombe, Rog. de 
 Coppynge, Walt. 
 Gascoynge, Ric. 
 Furse, Willelmus 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Wenemod, Martinus de, ad titulum patrimonii sui, et de Precepto Domini. 
 
 Cartere, Ric. filius Joh. le, de Suthmoltone, ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. 
 
 Curtol, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi, Militia. 
 
 Fairebi, David de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Knovyle, Militis. 
 
 Bakere, Thomas, de Nywetone, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 
 Greistone, Rog. de 
 Rame, Will, de 
 Trefriecke, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Hervy, Adam 
 Doune, Joh. de la 
 Wydeslade, Petr. de 
 Estetone, Rob. de 
 Hille, Will, de 
 Kylmynawec, Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Cardyu, Thomas 
 Champitte, Rob. de 
 Lanhydrocke, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Boytone, Nich. de 
 Veysy, Willelmus 
 Cole, Johannes 
 Worthyn, Johannes 
 Byle, Rogerus 
 HolawiHe, Will. 
 Hameche, Johannes 
 Lovethe, Johannes 
 Luncke, Stephanus 
 Colva, Robertus 
 Cachefrens, W. 
 
 Thurledone,Joh. de 
 Thomas, clericus de 
 Sancto Carantoco. 
 Achim, Thomas 
 Wynscote, Ric. de 
 Kete, . . . s 
 Treneglos, Walt, de 
 Rekan, Walt, de 
 Miltone, Joh. de 
 
 Porta, Walterns de 
 Pyjoun, Johannes 
 Lovecocke, Henr. 
 Faber, Thomas 
 Lampoil, Ricardus 
 de eadem, Thomas 
 Ponte, Martinus de 
 Papa, Martinus 
 Bottekyshe, Will. 
 
 de 
 Fowy, Robertus, de 
 
 Dertenmwe 
 Cherchetone, Walt. 
 
 de 
 
 Westetone, Nioh. de 
 Spycer, Ricardus le 
 Wodie, Thomas 
 Stawe, Will, de 
 Wytecrist, Ric. 
 More, Phil, de la 
 Gibbe, Thomas 
 Lywerne, Henr. de 
 Doune, Will, de 
 Brocke, Ricardus 
 Grimestone, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 Hore, Willelmus 
 
 Boswennecke, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Penuram, Henr. de 
 Lynham, Will, de 
 Gynnor, Lucas 
 Bruges, Walt, de 
 Burghe, Matheus de 
 
 Wodeleghe, Joh. de 
 
 Stofford, Laurencius 
 Pyn, Thomas de 
 Bastard, Walterus 
 Membyry, Rob. de 
 Cobbetone, Ric. de 
 Toritone, Rog. de 
 Dountone, Will. 
 Alneto, Joh. de 
 Crocke, Adam 
 Torrebrian, Joh. de 
 Leghe, Johannes de 
 Holawille, Rog. de 
 Godacote, Rob. de 
 Colatone, Adam de 
 Dobyn, Willelmus 
 Helewardyshore, 
 
 Henricus de 
 Scarlet, Nicholaus 
 Seyntmor, Nich. 
 Yenstaple, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Uppetone, Walt, de 
 Prodomme, Ric. 
 Herewardeshore, 
 
 Matheus de 
 Churcstowe, Joh. de 
 Enstaple, Thorn, de 
 Tregonon, Joh. de 
 Rothour, Hugo 
 
 JKlUWUQj VV1M V4.O Yf UUA.'.Lt/^lJ.C'} WUfl 
 
 Cherletone, Will, de Caretere, Ric. le 
 Bon, Thomas, de Parvo Ponte, Nich. 
 
 Schathe 
 
 Batyn, Ricardus 
 Recan, Rogerus de 
 Baucumbe, Walt, de 
 Lukas, Thomas 
 Maula, Nich. de 
 
 de 
 
 Chasteleyn, Joh. 
 Furse, Thorn, de 
 Scot, Radulphus, de 
 
 Pengynna 
 Bernehous, Joh. 
 Brocke, Robertus 
 
 Doune, Robertus de 
 Holde, Stephanus 
 Lymbyry, Joh. de, 
 
 ad Litt. Dim. 
 
 Episc. Sarum. 
 Bokerel, Willelmus 
 Lompne, Will, de 
 Lunetone, Petrus de 
 Lyue, Johannes 
 Religiosi, 
 Naturel, Fr. Walt. 
 
 [et] 
 Peynctor, Fr. Joh. 
 
 le ; Canonici Bod- 
 
 minie : 
 Loscho, Fr. Rob. 
 
 de, Tywardraith. 
 Tretharap, Ric. de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 501 
 
 Tregolen, Rogerus de, ad pres. Thome Champeaux. 
 
 Louepitte, Job. de, legitimatus, ad pres. Abb. et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast]. 
 
 Chynnore, Thorn, de, legitimatus, ad pres. Prioris et Monach. Barnastapolie. 
 
 Blakewille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf. 
 
 Roslate, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 
 Caer, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Doune, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 
 Schokebrocke, Johannes de, legitimatus, ad pres. Galfridi Malherbe. 
 
 Wodelonde, Thomas de, ad pres. Nicholai de Meoles. 
 
 Pengelli, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 
 Uppatone, Johannes de, ad pres. Ricardi de Honichurche. 
 
 Payn, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis de Assleghe. 
 
 Woggewille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Stockhay. 
 
 Locaham, Adam de, ad pres. Roberti de Bere, Dom. de Honesham. 
 
 Chamberleyn, Willelmus, ad pres. Elie Cotel. 
 
 Brun, Ricardus le, ad pres. Dom. Radulphi de Blamoster [Blanch-minster}. 
 
 Auetone, Walterus de, ad pres. Prioris Tottonie. 
 
 Bree, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Trevaga. 
 
 B* j 2S& J E de k ' } C" Profess! Bodmioi, 
 
 1081. | Clenche, Fr. Robertus, Canonicus Professus Hertilaundie. 
 
 Bene- ( Castro, Magister Bartholomeus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Ivonis [St. IveJ] 
 
 ficiati ] Doune, Radulphus de, Rector Ecclesie de Godeleghe. 
 
 I Vautort, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie [Clyst] Sancti Laurencii. 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Pynnesdone, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Martini de Fi^sacre. 
 
 TJdno, Adam de, ad pres. Alani de Kernycke. 
 
 Treglasta, Robertus de, ad pres. Roberti de Malestone. 
 
 Nymetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone, Militis. 
 
 Po^ghille, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis el Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast]. 
 
 Dulo, Reg. de, ad pres. Dom. Henr. de Chambernon, 
 
 Touceyn, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi le Prouz, 
 
 Militum. 
 
 Northdoune, Will, de, ad pres. Dom. Rad. de Doune, 
 
 Esse, Galfridus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai Dauney, 
 
 Potteforde, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 
 Harethorne, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hywys. 
 
 Dobbe, Johannes, de Chulmeleghe, ad pres. Ricardi de Regni. 
 
 Godiacote, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Mertone, Militis. 
 
 Holecrocke, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Passelewe. 
 
 Try we, Walterus, ad pros. Willelmi de Esse. 
 
 Dounhende, Reginaldus de la, ad pres. Nicholai de Bere. 
 
 Tannere, Johannes le, ad pres. Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Brenta, Walterus, de Choldewille, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Limestone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 
 Suttoue, Uenricus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Kernel. 
 
 Saltercumbe. Henr., filius Reginald! de, ad pres. Dom. Galfridi Daumarle. 
 
 Godknave, Willelmus, de Modbyry, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 
 Hellygan, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Carmyno. 
 
 Aysprintone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Boyvyle. 
 
 Deneis, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis Cayllewey. 
 
 Cumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Folefforde. 
 
 Dygon, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 
 Thorlestone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis Ferers. 
 
 Thelebrigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Eglosheil, Kicardus de, ad titulum Nicholai Giffard. 
 fol. Trecundale, flenricus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 234b - Randel, Robertus, ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. 
 
 atteweye, Adam, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone. 
 
 Wynscote, David de, ad pres. Johannis Cophyn. 
 
502 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Haee, Thomas de, ad pres. Eogeri de Treglodeven. 
 
 f Touceyn, Fr. Ricardus, Canonicus Lancestonie. 
 
 | Rosculyan, Fr. Herveus de, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 Reli. ^ Beaumont, Fr. Johannes, Monachus de Torre sine Literis Abbatis sui, de 
 glosi> | Precepto Domini. 
 
 ^Worthone, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus de Donqueswille. 
 
 f Heauntisforde, Johannes de, Rector de Creucurnbe [Creacombe], 
 Bene J Hendre, Magister Hamundus de, [ad titulum] Vicarie de Donsforde. 
 iciatl ^Galmetone, Dominus Joh. de, R. Eccl. de Toustoke [Tawstock]. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Holtone, Bonefacius de, ad pres. Roberti filii Willelmi de Leghe. 
 Tyntagel, Alexander de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 Achym, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Peufran. 
 Coppynge, Thomas, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaus, Militis. 
 Baron, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Kelly. 
 Dewyn, Nicholaus, ad pres. Johannis de Bynneleghe. 
 Dene, Thomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckjast]. 
 Poer, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 Gerves, Henricus, ad pres. Willelmi de Cornubia, Dom. de Branel. 
 Gove, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis Poer. 
 Porta, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Gervasii de Raleghe, Militis. 
 Mollonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaus. 
 Regre, Stephanus de, ad pres. Roberti filii Willelmi de Leghe. 
 Hole, Helias de la, ad pres. Thome Champiaus. 
 Brounynge, Thomas, ad f res. Johannis de Albamarle. 
 Nywetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi Trenchard. 
 
 sa { i " ; **** 
 
 Malmysbyry, Rogerus de, Sarum Dyoc., ad pres. Prepositi Glasneye. 
 Ya, David de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Berliz [Jierlinch]. 
 Weytone, Gilbertus de la, ad pres. Philippi de Lametyn. 
 
 Heauntone, Adam de, ad pres. Thome de Fi5lleghe, 
 Relig- J Corfe, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus de Boclaunde. 
 iosi. \ Robertus, Fr., Mouachus Sancti Nicholai, Exonie, 
 
 Wastepree, Robertus, ad pres. Magistri Willelmi de Kylkenny. 
 Bene. f Penfren, Matheus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Rumoni Parvi. 
 ficiati \ Loccome, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Parva Toritone. 
 
 Crompelhorn, Philippus, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi de Oxtone. 
 
 Martyn, Willelmus, ad pres. Baldewyuy Giflard. 
 
 Walle, Laurencius de la, Vicarius Criditonie. 
 
 Pees, Gregorius, ad pres. Johannis Hereward. 
 / Trembleyo, Fr. Radulphus de, \ 
 
 Relig- ; Humere, Fr. Gervasius de la, > Monachi de Tywardraithe. 
 10S1 ' ( Ponte, Fr. Willelmus de, ) 
 
 LXIIII. 
 
 [1314-15 ; 6 Feb.J Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella de Stockwille, 
 
 die Jovis in Prima Ebdomada Quadragesime, Anno, etc. xiiij , 
 Grelle, Johannes de. Cheveristone, Johannes de. 
 
 LXV. 
 
 [1314-15; 22 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de 
 Horsleghe, Sabbato Sancto Pasche ; viz. xxij die Mensis 
 Marcii, A.D. M. CCC mo . xiiij ; de Licencia . . . Walteri, 
 Dei gracia Cantuar. Archie piscopi, etc. [Licence dated 
 at Lambeth, 16 March], 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 503 
 
 Accolitus, 
 Hereward, Robertas, Rector Ecclesie de Aldyngtone [Kent]. 
 
 Subdiaconus, 
 
 Setone, Magister Walterus de, Porcionarius in Eccl. de Wynfrede [ Winfrith- 
 Newburgh, Dorset], SarumDyoc., ad Litt. Dim. sui Dyocesani. 
 
 Diaconus, 
 Vautort, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Clyst Sancti LaurenciL 
 
 Presbiter, 
 [Lovedrem] Johannes, Rector Eccl. Sancti Wynwolay [Landewednack], 
 
 LXVI. 
 
 [1315 : 1 May] Licence from the Archbp., to ordain Master Wm. Pollard " ad 
 omnes Minores Ordines ad quos promotup non existit," on Ascension-Day]. 
 Eodem die, apud Waleworthe, ordinatus fuit predictus Willelmus in 
 Accolitum. 
 
 LXVII. 
 
 [fol. [1315 ; 27 July] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Clyst, Die Dom- 
 
 230>] inica proxima post F. Sancti Jacobi, Apostoli, A.D. M. CCC mo . xv mo , 
 
 Compaynguon, Symon, de soluto genitus et soluta, cum quo Episcopus 
 
 dispensavit. Dauwe. Johannes. 
 
 [This Ordination, omitted in its proper place, was recorded on a blank space 
 under A.D. 1312 ; fol. 230]. 
 
 LXVIII. 
 
 [1315; 20 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr. Exon., 
 foi. sasjie Sabbati Quatuor Temporura Mensis Septembris ; viz. 
 xx die ejusdera Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo . xv mo ., Indiccione 
 xiij ma , Examinatoribus ad Subdiaconos, Diaconos, et 
 Presbiteros deputatis Magistris R. de Coletone, tune 
 Officiali Domini, et N. de Hele ; ad Accolitos J. de Lan- 
 cestone ; ad Tonsuratos W. de Wolleghe. 
 
 Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Glasneia, Will, de 
 Oxtone, Will, de 
 Trelay, Nich. de 
 Tremon, Will, de 
 Huntalonde, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Wynescote, Dav. de 
 Coula, Johannes 
 Hille, Warin. de la 
 Boylaunde, Greg, de 
 Milacombe, Joh. de 
 Hole, Joh. de la 
 More, Will, de la, 
 
 Wygorn. Dyoc., 
 
 ad Litt. Dim., que 
 
 remanent penes 
 
 Thesaurar. Exon. 
 Sassacote, Joh. de 
 Plymmeswode, 
 
 Henricus de 
 Hathenan, Will. 
 Oxtone, Adam de 
 
 Bere, Johannes de 
 
 Kelleriou, Rad. de 
 
 Kynelonde. Walt. 
 
 Oxtone, Joh. de 
 
 Roche, Rob. de la 
 
 de 
 
 Perour, Johannes 
 
 Denebaud, Thorn. 
 
 Brounewille, Will. 
 
 Bydewille, Nich. de 
 
 Coliforde, Ric. de 
 
 de 
 
 Uppaworthe, Walt. 
 
 Prodomme, Joh. 
 
 Kyngesbury, Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Prodoinme, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Exaiuinistre, Walt. 
 
 Lankynhorne, Joh. 
 
 Poddy nge, Thomas 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Daundey, Robertus 
 
 Yenynge, Walterus 
 
 Nytheracote, Will. 
 
 Daundey, Reg. 
 
 Honatone, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Egintone, Joh. de 
 
 Worthe, Ric. de la 
 
 Fonte, Johannes de 
 
 Bosco, Johannes de 
 
 Northecote, Joh. de 
 
 Cridiatone, Joh. fil. 
 
 Colborne, Joh. de 
 
 Aliam, David 
 
 Rogeri de 
 
 Lovecocke. Joh. 
 
 Wodehalle, Ric. 
 
 Leye, Joh. de la 
 
 Lovecocke, Will. 
 
 Spenser, Thomas 
 Wollerigge, Walt. 
 
 Pirocke, Willelmus 
 Hemyocke, Duran- 
 
 Fardeyn, Thomas 
 Doune, Johannes de 
 
 de 
 
 dus de 
 
 Fenotery, Joh. de 
 
 Devyock, Will. 
 
 Estecote, Thorn, de 
 
 Boclaunde, Joh. de 
 
 Hauke, Reginaldus 
 
 Tremenet, Elias 
 
 Enneslonde, J oh. de 
 
 Bodkadwen. Symon 
 
 Bola, Thomas 
 
 Forde, Johannes de 
 
 de 
 
 Bosco, Will, de 
 
 Colbrocke, Joh. de 
 
 Pole, WiU. de la 
 
 Exeministre, Ric. de 
 
 Clyst, Johannes de 
 
504 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Accolyti, 
 
 Bloyou, Willelmus Vyna, Robertus 
 Leghe, Alex, de 
 Barry, Johannes 
 Thormerdone, Tho. 
 
 de 
 Rattenebyry, Job. 
 
 de 
 Perinacote, Pauli- 
 
 nus de 
 Permaniacote, Job. 
 
 de 
 Bodrigi, Johannes 
 
 Esse Walter!, Job. Coriste, 
 
 Tregarecke, Thomas de legitimate Lywerne, Henr. de 
 
 de Alfyngtone, Ad. de Ken, Willelmus 
 
 Bosusto, Arturus de Pytte, Alex, de la Hole, Willelmus de 
 
 Crabbe, Willelmus Sampson, Johannes Stone, Thomas de. 
 
 Wylecocke, Ric. Wyttesleghe, Thorn. Servyngtone, Fr. 
 WySscumbe, Job. de Thorn, de, Canon- 
 
 de Castro, Fr. Henr. de, icus Lancestonie 
 
 Doygthe, Thomas Landwynnec, Fr. Monte, Fr. Ric. de, 
 Potel, Henricus Job. de, de Or- de Ordine Mino- 
 Doget, Ricardus dine Predicatorum rum 
 Leghe, Robertus de Exonie, 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Nytheracote, Johannes de, ad pres. Thome de Champeas. 
 Beare, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Coritone. 
 Girard, Robertus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Tavy stoke. 
 Drapere, Robertus, ad pres. Willelmi de Fy^ssacre. 
 
 Suttone, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici Abbot, de Waysfelde [ Washfald]. 
 Chapeleyn, Petrus, ad pres. Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 Burghe, Johannes de la, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaux, Militis. 
 Yodewy, Henricus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie \_Buckf ust\. 
 Arbloster, Radulphus le, ad pres. Galfridi le Arbloster. 
 Trethewy, Stephanus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Forde, Thomas de la, ad pres. Johannis de Boyvyle. 
 Bodyn, Walterus, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf. 
 Bernhous, Johannes de, ad pres. Alexandri de Sancto Johanne. 
 Lomene, Willelmus de, ad pres. Domini Roberti Beaupel. 
 Grava, Robertus de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Goraunt, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Stantone. 
 Kynge, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 Eglosheil, Robertus de, ad pres. Kicardi de Stapeldone. 
 Cilterne, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Predicatorum Exonie. 
 
 {Brandone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Duweltone [Dolton]. 
 Morchard, Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Yonestowe \Instow\. 
 Cornu, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Ekesborne [Exbourne]. 
 Boddeleghe, Rogerus de, Vicarius Exon., ad titulum Vicarie sue. 
 i Crochard, Fr. Willelmus, Canonicus Lancestonie. 
 Reli- ) Forde, Fr. Robertus de, Canonicus Plymptonie. 
 giosi. ) Natural, Fr. Walterus, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 \ Peynctor, Fr. Johannes de, Canonicus Hertilandie. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Ruslake, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 Doune, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 Schokebrocke, Job. de, ad pres. Galfridi Malherbe, Dom. de Fynetone. 
 Kaer, Johannes de, ad pres. Prioris de Monte ISancti Michaelis. 
 Brither, Adam de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 Tregolen, Rogerus de, ad pres. Thome Champeaux. 
 Uppetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Walteri Gambon, de Moristone. 
 Wenemode, Martinus de, ad titulum patrimonii, de Precepto Domini. 
 Boskengal, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 Curcoil, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulpbi. 
 Bakere, Thomas le, de Nywetone, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Douce, Walterus, ad pres. Domini Stephani de Haccome. 
 Payn, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis de Aysleghe. 
 Bree, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Trevaga. 
 Auetone, Walterus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 Yevelecombe, Olyverus de, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greinevyle. 
 Louepitte, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Ferers. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 505 
 
 fl. Locaham, Adam de, ad pres. Robert! de Bere. 
 35b< Brun, Ricardus le, ad pres. Radulphi de Blamoster [Blanchminster]. 
 
 Fenne, Radulphus de, ad pres. Radulphi Filii Alani. 
 
 Eetwoggewille, Willelmus de, ad pres. Robert! de Malestone. 
 
 Burgeis, Willelinus, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolf. 
 
 Durpleghe, Petrus de, ad pres. Johannis Passelewe. 
 
 Charpenter, Johannes le, ad pres. Johannis de Pouderham. 
 
 Pengelli, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Feraiiis. 
 
 Chamberleyn, Willelmus, ad pres. Henrici de Raleghe. 
 
 Sancta -Marina, Johannes de, ad pres. Robert! de Rupe. 
 
 Bene-Stoke, Magister Radulphus de, Rector Ecclesie de Ayscumbe [Ashcombe], 
 tus*" f Haye, Fr. Johannes de la, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 Reii- -| Daniel, Fr. Thomas, Canonicus ibidem, 
 giosi. I^Churistowe, Fr. Robertus de, Canonicus Hertilandie. 
 Presbitcri, 
 
 Dounhende, Reginaldus de la, ad pres. Nicholai de Beere. 
 
 Touceyn, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi le Prouz. 
 
 Dulo, Reginaldus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Chambernon. 
 
 Nymetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Robert! de Hortone. 
 
 Wynscote, David de, ad pres. Johannis Coflyn. 
 
 Godiacote, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Mertone. 
 
 Cumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roger! de Cornu. 
 
 Harethorne, Johannes do, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Eglosheil, Ricardus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Potteforde, Robertus de, ad pres. Johanuis Deneys. 
 
 Poghehille, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie [Buckfast]. 
 
 Treplaste, Robertus de, ad pres. Symonis de Helliset. 
 
 attetrywe, Walterus, ad pres. Walter! de Esse. 
 
 Brente, Walterus, de Choldewille, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Tavistochia. 
 
 Holecrocke, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis Passelewe. 
 
 Esse, Galfridus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 
 Deneys, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis de Cheyleweye. 
 
 Randolf, Robertus, ad pres. Thome de Filleghe. 
 
 Thorlestone, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Ferariis. 
 
 Helligan, Robertus de, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi. 
 
 Udno, Adam de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu. 
 
 Gatepathe, Willelmus de, ad pres. Robert! de Bessyu. 
 
 Limestone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 
 Thelebrigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 Godeknave, Willelmus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Bufestrie. 
 
 Hellestone, Pascasius de, ad pres. Johannis le Soor. 
 
 Ayspertone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Cantelo. 
 
 atteweye, Adam, ad pres. Roberti de Hortone. 
 
 Bergoys, Adam de, ad pres. Laurencii de Arundelle. 
 
 Dobba, Johannes, ad pres. Ricardi de Regni. 
 
 Bodelugan, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliver! de Carmynou. 
 
 Northdoune, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Radulphi de Doune. 
 
 Tregendela, Henricus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 
 Basset, Ricardus, ad pres. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 
 f Castro, Magister Bartholomeus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Ivonis. 
 Bene- J Hendre, Magister Hamundus de, Vicarius de Donsforde. 
 tidati | Doune. Radulphus de, Rector de Goddeleghe. 
 
 ^Vautoift], Johannes, Rector de Clyst Sancti Laurencii. 
 
 Sancto Albino, Willelmus de, ad graciam Domini, de Precepto ejusdem. 
 
 H;iie, Thomas de, ad pres. Rogeri de Treglodnou. 
 
 Tregundela, Henricus de, ad pres. Philippi de la Metyn. 
 Rosculian, Fr. Herveus de, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 Hell- 
 giosL 
 
 Touceyn, Fr. Ricardus, Canonicus Lancestonie. 
 
 Kyngesbiri, Fr. Joh. de, et Dorcestre, Fr. Walt, de, Monachi de Forde. 
 
 2K 
 
506 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 LXIX. 
 
 [1315; 20 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Capella Beate Virginia 
 Eccl. Cathedr. Exon. die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Men- 
 sis Dec. ; viz. xx die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo . xv, 
 et Consecracionis Domini viij. 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Uppecote, Thorn, de Trehenben, Sim, de Spenser, Thomas Alexander, Joh. 
 Potteforde, Will, de Bere, Walterus Sauser, Johannes Carkeynoke, Steph. 
 
 Tregeworthan, Joh. Truru, David de Bissopleghe, Ric. de 
 
 de Trescau, Phil, de de Brackische, Adam 
 
 Lankare, Nicli. de Sancto Pinnoco, Sancto Brioco, Will. Peytevyn, Ricardus 
 Chywartone, Rog. Rog. de de Coleputte, Laur. de 
 
 de Bodergi, Joh. de Sweyliscombe, Joh. Westone, Nich. de 
 
 Sancto Justo, Walt. Hotta, Rogeras de Tavy Sancte Marie, 
 
 de Howel, Johannes Kelli, Johannes de Ricardus de 
 
 Ponte, Ricardus de Westecote, Walt, de Temple, Will, de Waledone, Fr. Rog. 
 Whiteleye, Will, de Brocke, Maior Forde, Robertas de de, de OrdinePre- 
 
 Gwenvene, Joh. de Caperoun, Ricardus Cleffedone, Rad. de dicatorum ; Relig- 
 Forde, Johannes de Kyweli, Robertus Venour, Reginaldus iosus. 
 Tregeworthan, Hen. Bagedestone, Hob. Wittoke, Johannes 
 de de Bolwadone,Walt. de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Tregranou, Robertus de, ad pres. Thome Champeaux. 
 
 Stoke, Willelmus, de Tottonia, ad pres. Dom. Rogeri de Cokingtone, Militis. 
 Washa^e, Henricus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 Cornwaille, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedeakne, Militis. 
 Sancto Ivone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 Sancto Hillario, Ambrosius de, ad pres. Alani de Kaerneke. 
 Berigge, Johannes, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Rosworec, Walterus de, ad pres. Domini Nicholai GifFard, Militis. 
 Gladewyne, Walterus, ad pres. Willelmi Carburre. 
 Romondisleghe, R-eginaldus de, ad pres. Johannis Cailleweye. 
 Germeyn, Will., ad pres. Magistri Rad. Germeyn, de Precepto Domini. 
 Crabbe, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagou, Militis. 
 ( Servyngtone, Fr. Thomas de, Canonicus Lancestonie, ad pres. Prioris, etc. 
 Reli- \ Drake, Fr. Will., Can. de Torre, absque presentacione, de Precepto Domini. 
 
 8i ' ( 
 
 fol. Diaconi, 
 
 236. Nitheracote, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Girard, Robertus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Arblaster, Rad. dictus le, ad pres. Galfridi dictile Arblaster,de Precepto Domini. 
 
 Bodewi, Henricus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckfant], 
 
 Cartere, Ric. filius Joh. le, de Suthmoltone, ad pres. Mathei de Ci outhorne. 
 
 Grava, Robertus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 
 Faireby, David de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Knovile. 
 
 Burghe, Johannes de la, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botreaux, Militis. 
 
 Bernehous, Johannes, ad pres. Alexandri de Sancto Johanne. 
 
 Beare, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Beaupel. 
 
 Kyng, Ricardus le, ad pres. Johannis de Valletorta. 
 
 Geol, Willelmus, ad pres. Gilberti Dumfravile. 
 
 Buddeleghe, Rogerus de, ex gracia Domini. 
 
 Suttone, Johannes de, ad pres. Philippi de Lamettyn. 
 
 Bodyn, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto. 
 Reli- | Wykinholte, Fr. Willelraus de, ad pres. Prioris Sancti Nicholai. 
 giosi. ( Oxonia, Fr. Henricus de, de Ordine Fratrum Predicatorum. 
 Bene- f Brandone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Duweltoue [Dolton]. 
 ficiati | savage, Nicholaus le, Rector Eccl. de Ayssholte (Litt. Dim. Episc. B. & W.). 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 507 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Pynnesdone, Walterus de, ad pres. Dom. Martini de Fi^ssacre. 
 
 Giffard, Magister Thomas, ad graciam Domini. 
 
 Dodebroke, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 
 Tannere, Johannes, ad pres. Galfridi, Prioris Montis Sancti Michaelis. 
 
 Stone, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis Walrand. 
 
 Bruwyn, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedeakne. 
 
 Chamberleyn, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Elie Cotel. 
 
 Wenemode, Martinus de, ad titulum patrimonii sui. 
 
 Uppetone, Johannes de, ad pres. Walter! Gamboun. 
 
 Locaham, Adam de, ad pres. Roberti Bere. 
 
 Niwetone, Thomas de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 
 Caer, Johannes de, ad pres. Galfridi Prioris Montis Saiicti Michaelis. 
 
 Doune, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 
 Schokebroke, Johannes de, ad pres. Galfridi Malherbe. 
 
 Tregolen, Rogerus de, ad pres. Thome Champeaux. 
 
 Bree, Willelmus de, ad pres. Ricardi de Trevaga. 
 
 Ivelcombe, Oliverus de, ad pres. Dom. Bartholomei de Grenevile. 
 
 Curtol, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Reli- / Haye, Fr. Johannes de la, Canonicus Bodminie. 
 
 giosi. \ Beamund, Fr. Job.., Canonicus de Torre, sine pres., de Precepto Domini. 
 Bene.Mertone, Magister Walt, de, R. Eccl. de Chepingtoritone [Great Torrington], 
 
 ficia Et Memorandum quod eodem die non fuerunt aliqui admissi ad Primam 
 
 tus - Tonsuram. 
 
 LXX. 
 
 [1316 ; 27 March] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Parochial! de 
 Aultone, Wynton. Dioc., de Licencia Loci Dyoces. die Sab- 
 bati qua cantatur Officium Scicientes, A.D. M. CCC mo . xvj. 
 
 [" In Ecclesia de Farindone," Reg. Wodeloke, fol. 338 b . Mr. Baigent thinks 
 that the Exeter Register is right], 
 
 Commission, " Cum nos, certis de causis, oporteat citra Festum Pasche 
 proximo futurum extra nostram Diocesim Wyntoniensem personaliter 
 commorari ; volentes, igitur. ut interim ea que nostro Pastorali incumbunt 
 Officio in Diocesi nostra predicta, quatenus Canonice poterunt, feliciter 
 expediantur, vobis, qui citra idem tempus, ut veraciter recepimus, in dicta 
 nostra Wynton. Diocesi moram intenditis facere personalem, ut in dicta . . . 
 Diocesi, statutis a jure temporibus, debitis temporum intersticiis observatis, 
 Beneficiatos et Religiosos nostre Diocesis et vestre, ac eciam clericos alios 
 vestre Diocesis, ad convenientes sibi Ordines promovere ; clericis quoque 
 nostre Diocesis et vestre Minores Ordines conferre, Prima de clericis nostre 
 Diocesis dumtaxat excepta Tonaura ; Sacrumque Crisma conficere Die 
 Cene, vel eciam consecrare ; et oleum benedicere possitis ; dum, tamen, 
 aliquod Canonicum non obsistat ; liberam vobis, quatenus pro dictis 
 Temporibus, vel eorum aliquo, vos in dicta nostra Diocesi contigerit 
 immorari ; et dictis clericis, Religiosis, et aliis, prefatos Ordines recipiendi, 
 quantum in nobis est, concedimus tenore Presencium facultatem. Datum 
 apud Wytteneye, xv Kalendas Aprilis, A.D. M. CCC rao . xv, et consecra- 
 cionis nostre undecimo. See Reg. Wodeloke, fol. 204. 
 
 Nomina Ordinatorum, presentatorum per Fr. Radulphum de Caune, Precentorem 
 in Eccl. Sancti Swythuni Wyntonie, et Magistrum Pelrum de Worldham, 
 Commissarium dicti Episcopi Wynton. Generalem, per quandam Commissionem 
 super hoc eis factam. [Dated " apud Wytteneye, xj Kalendas Aprilis " (22 
 March}, See Regist. Wodeloke, fol. 205], 
 
 Accoliti, 
 
 Mucheldevere, Walt, de Clyve. Joh. , de Aultone Child, Willelmus 
 
 Haldone, Nich., de Aultone Otteworthe, Phil, de ate Flode, Thomas 
 
 2K 2 
 
508 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Relig-Didtone [Dittone, Reg. Wodeloke], Fr. Nich. de, Monachus de Hida. 
 i08US 'Prikehare, Johannes. Blake, Nich., de Aultone. Wortynge, Johannes de. 
 Benf.Mauduyt, Bugo, Rector Ecclesie de Grately. 
 fo1 - Subdiaconi, 
 
 236b. fWyke, Fr. Johannes de, 1 
 
 Aysscherigge, Fr. Johannes de, | 
 I Wyntone, Fr. Johannes de, ^Monachi de Hyda. 
 
 Reli- ; Bromham, Fr. Willelmus de, | 
 giosi. 1 Farham, Fr. Robertus de, ) 
 
 Syndelesham, Fr. Nicholaus de, Canonicus de Selebourne. 
 Suthamptone, Fr. Willelmus de, Canonicus Sancti Dionisii. 
 ^ Forsteburi, Fr. Thomas de, Canonicus de Motesfonte. 
 
 Benf.Godeshulle, Walt, de, R. Eccl. de Alfredesdone [" Alwarstone," Reg. Wodeloke], 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Be.*, 
 
 Sarum, Fr. Edmundus, Canonicus de Selebourne. 
 Benf.Qervays ["de Middeltone," Reg, Wodeloke], Mag. Nich., R. Eccl. de Dommere. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Relig.Turgis, Fr. Walterus, Monachus de Hida. 
 Benf.Westmanecote, Dominus Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Esschere. 
 
 LXXI. 
 
 [1316 ; 10 April] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Faren- 
 done, Wynton. Dyoc., per eandem Commissionem que 
 prius, Sabbato Sancto Pasche, A.D. quo proximo supra, 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Bene-Hurewarde, Robertus, Rector Ecclesie de Aldyngtone, Cantuar. Diocesis. 
 ficm- Tregoys, Thomas, Exoniensis Diocesis, de gracia Domini. 
 
 Dyaconi, 
 
 Bene- ( Hureward, Magister Thomas, Canonicus Exoniensis. 
 ticiati | [Caumpeneys], Walterus, Rector Ecclesie de Chautone, Wynton. Diocesis. 
 
 Nomina existendum in Carcere Domini Exoniensis, CUM eorum causis, xxij 
 
 die Septembris, Anno etc. xvj : 
 
 Die Lime in F. Sancti Dunstani, Anno Regni Regis Edvvardi viij 5 [19 May, 
 1315], Michael Troil, clericus, convictus est coram Dominis Rob. de 
 Stokehai et Sociis suis, Justiciariis Domini Regis, de quadam roberia facta 
 apud Mortone ad domum Gregorii de la Court, et liberatus per eosdem 
 prisone Episcopi. Dictis die et Anno, coram dictis Justiciariis, Joh. de 
 Piderwine, clericus, convictus est de quodam jumento per ipsum furato ad 
 domum Stephani de Blakemore, in Hundredo de Colringtone ; et quod fuit 
 de societate Joh. de Chilletone, dampnati in Comitatu Exonie pro diversis 
 latrociniis. Die Yeneris proxima post F. Sancti Gregorii, Anno Kegni Regis 
 Edw. vij [14 March, 1314-5], Phil. Camera, clericus, convictus fuit super 
 latrocinio xxxiij ovium que fuerunt Gonnilde de Digeliscombe, ad sectam 
 Domine Gonnilde, coram Dominis J. de Foxleghe et H. de Chambernon. 
 Galfridus de Hakeworthe, coram predictis Rob. de Stokehai et Sociis suis, 
 pro brusura domus J. de Blakedone et catallis suis asportatis ad valenciam 
 ix denariorum ; et liberatus etc., A. R. R. Edw. ix. Anno eodem, coram 
 dictis Justiciariis, Mauricius, serviens Ric. de Rokebiare, capellani, clericus, 
 convictus est de morte Thome bi Southewode, felonice interfecti ; et 
 liberatus est, etc. Anno eodem, Will. Compaignon, clericus, convictus est 
 coram R. de Stockehaie et Sociis suis, etc., quod est communis latro, et de 
 xxviij bidentibus Matillidis de Honicherche felonice furatis, etc. Anno vij 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 509 
 
 Regis Edwardi, Joh. Dany de Gower, clericus, convictus est, coram R. de 
 Stokheie, etc., de Ecclesia de Widicombe felonice confracta, et uno calice et 
 uno Psalterio felonice asportatis ; et liberatus Episcopo. 
 [The Bishop (at Chudleigh) 22 Sept., 1316, issued a Commission, directed to 
 John Wele, (Archd. of Exeter), and R. de Morcestre (of Barnstaple), and to 
 J. de Uphavene, Subdean, as to Michael Troil and Richard de Rokebiare's 
 servant, who, after due Inquisition made, were to be set free if they could 
 purge themselves ; or, otherwise, be sent back to prison as quickly as 
 possible]. 
 
 LXXII. [at Paignton.] 
 
 [1316; 18 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Ecclesia Conventual! 
 foi.237.1'ottonie, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Sep- 
 
 tembris, viz. xviij die died Mensis, A.D. M. CGC 
 Consecracionis Domini viij. 
 
 xv 
 
 Goidun, Galfridus 
 Box, Willelmus 
 Pitte, Rob. de la 
 Pitte, Hugo de la 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Inewardleghe, Will. Beerd, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 Penhalt, Walt, de 
 Hornecote, Ric. de 
 Filius Petri, Ric. 
 Hole, Ric. de 
 
 Penros, Johannes de Wyrnesdone, Joh. 
 Knollynge, Rob. 
 Cobbetone, Joh. de 
 Markeswike, Walt. 
 
 de 
 
 Toukere, Thomas 
 Graunt, David le 
 Faber, Nicholaus 
 Cheveristone, Tho. 
 
 de 
 
 Reneward,Jordanns 
 Grelles, Walt, de 
 Colaaus, Reginaldus Henri, Willelmus 
 Cristenestowe, Joh. Bremdone, Mauri- 
 
 cius de 
 Hamelyn, Simon 
 
 Blake. Laurencius 
 
 le 
 
 Combe, Will, de 
 Moryn, Johannes 
 Peyton, Thomas 
 
 Tetteburne, Job. de Vialepitte, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Ray, Johannes 
 ate'Keye, Will. 
 Blakedone, Joh. de 
 
 Corkeynoke, Joh. de Marquil, Hugo de 
 Boclonde, Petrus de Cnoudston, Ric. de 
 Wolfe, Adam le 
 Parker, Will, le 
 Hilhay, Johannes 
 Honichurche, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Polliblanke, Rob. 
 Kirkham, Joh. de 
 Ruwet, Johannes 
 Poleyn, Robertus 
 Grymestone, Rob. 
 
 de 
 Herewillishore, 
 
 Stephanus de 
 Deghyntone, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Loudebroke, Rob. 
 
 de 
 Loudebroke, Rog. 
 
 de 
 Herebard, Thoma 
 
 Spede, Radulphus 
 Acertone, Joh. de 
 Ayschertone, Nich. 
 de 
 
 Northweye, Rob. 
 
 de 
 Seletone, Radulph. 
 
 de 
 
 Norletorre, Will, de Hendyman, Joh. 
 Bere, Willelmus 
 
 v^v,^^^, ^v^. _~ Uggeburghe, Ric. 
 Cameleforcl, Rog. de 
 Mariner, Edwardus 
 Sturra, Andreas 
 Portejoye, Thomas 
 Keneford, Nich. de 
 Westone, Will, de 
 Odecroft, Andreas 
 Byinthewode, Walt. 
 Hille, Steph. de 
 Spredel, Willelmus 
 Middelcote, Will. 
 Lobbe, Galfridus de 
 
 de 
 
 Martyn, Ricardus 
 Markedene, Rog. de 
 Esse, Aluredus de 
 Axeministre, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Kelly, Galfridus de 
 Yowetone, Walt, de 
 Schapeleghe, Ad. de 
 Queynte, Willelmus 
 Bovey, Henr. de 
 
 Et Memorandum quod omnes isti ordinati fuerunt apud Peyntone eodem die, 
 antequam Dominus veniret apud Tottoniam. 
 
 LXXIII. 
 
 [1316 ; 18 Sept.] at Totnes, 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Nywetone, Magister Henricus de. 
 
 JTregodake, Fr. Walterus de, Canonicus Sancti Germaui. 
 Somerford, Fr. Thomas de, } 
 Sandhille, Fr. Gilbertus de, 
 
 Monachi de Boclonde. 
 
 Chalvedone, Phil.de 
 Crowan, Willelmus 
 
 Trewaseke, Vincen- 
 cius de 
 
 Rmlruthe, Greg, de Pyn, Nicholaus 
 
 Cotel, Willelmus 
 Pouna, Adam 
 Frie Willelmus 
 Plymmeswode, 
 Henricus de 
 
 Englebourne, Simon 
 
 de 
 
 Kcarse, Willelmus 
 Coliforde, Steph. de 
 Spice r, Ric. le 
 
 Trevilian, Thorn, de 
 Kyngdone, Joh. de 
 Stibba, Simon 
 Lovecoke, Henr. 
 Wodie, Thomas 
 Schirewille, Joh. de 
 Kyskynge, Rad. de 
 
 Lananta, Jacobus 
 Forde, Aluranus de 
 
 la 
 
 Logghere, Ricardus 
 Penmarke, Walt, de 
 Bonde, Simon 
 Ruel, Rogerus 
 
 Denglebourne, Joh. de 
 
 Sancta Laddoca, Ivo Knigtetone, Joh. de 
 
510 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Suldiaconi, 
 
 Bene- f Stofforde, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Euuiui de lludruthe. 
 ficiati -^ Burwike, Magister Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Mammehesde [Mamhead]. 
 
 . SSS3p2r*}* P- Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Reli- Monte, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 ^~ Boclonde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 
 Date, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kyrkharn, Militis. 
 
 Chywartone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Johaunis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
 Sancte Austolo, Philippus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 
 Nanslo, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminou. 
 
 Forde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Wylyngtone. 
 Reli-Pikan, Fr. Edmundus, de Ordine Predicatorum de Truru. 
 &~ Gaymer, Stephanus, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 
 Cissore, Henricus films Nicholai, de Southmoltone, ad pres. Dom. Rob. de 
 Hortone. 
 
 Porta, Henricus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 
 Evesham, Thomas de, ad pres. Johannis Pipard. 
 
 Trerosel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Henrici de Kelligren. 
 
 Batyn, Joh., de Churchestowe, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. BufFestrie [Buckfast]. 
 
 Holewille, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Ferariis, Militis. 
 fol. Laurenc3, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 237b. p ] 6j Bartholomeus de la, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 
 Berniacote, Robertus de, ad pres. Johannis de Mortone. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Bene- ( Perys, Magister Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Piletone \Pillaton]. 
 ficiati | Cornu, Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Ekesbourne [Exbourne]. 
 
 R.eli- j Exonia, Fr. Alanus de, Monachus Buflestrie, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Loci 
 K' osi ] ejusdem. 
 
 Peyntour, Fr. Johannes le, Canonicus de Hertilonde, ad pres. Abbatis et 
 v- Conventus. 
 
 Lomene, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Beaupel, Militis. 
 Washaghe, Henricus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Trego/. 
 Stoke, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kirkham, Militis. 
 Layni, Ricardus, de Ochamptone, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Forde, Thomas de la, ad pres. Johannis de Boyvyle. 
 Sancto Ivone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferariis. 
 Cornwaille, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Crabba, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagou [sic], Militis. 
 Wodelonde, Thomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckfast}. 
 Chapeleyn, Petrus, ad pres. Dom. Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 Tregranou, Rob. de, ad pres. Thome Champeaux, de Northpidrewyn [North 
 
 Petherwyri\. 
 
 Rosworec, Walterus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 Suape, Ricardus, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 Chyvenore, Thomas, ad pres. Fr. Johannis, Prioris Beate Marie Magdalene, 
 
 Barnastapolie, et ejusdem Loci Commonachorum. 
 Gorant, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frith elestoke. 
 Trethewi, Stephanus de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Berygge, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi, de Leghe. 
 Romundesleghej Reginaldus de, ad pres. Johannis de Cailleweye. 
 Kenwen, Thomas de, ad pres. Galfridi de Pridiaux. 
 Triket, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis de Baunfelde. 
 
 Presbiteri 
 
 ( Hureward, Magister Thomas, Canonicus Exoniensis. 
 Rene- J Whiteby, Magister Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Holne. 
 ficiati J Twelfacre, Robertus de. Rector Ecclesie de Nymet Tracy. 
 
 VTautone, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Ermetis [St. Ervan]. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 511 
 
 / Cleynch, Fr. Robertas, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis et 
 Reli- ) Conventus. 
 
 giosi j Fr. Willelinus, Monachus Beati Nicholai Exonie, ad pres. Fratris Rogeri, 
 > Prioris ibidem. 
 
 Sottone, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti de Bere. 
 
 Auetone, Walterus de, ad pres- Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 
 Arbloster, Radulphus dictus le, ad pres. Ricardi de Wynkeleghe. 
 
 Cartere, Ricardus le, ad pres. Mathei de Crouthorne. 
 
 Fenne, Radulphus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone, Militis. 
 
 Louepitte, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [JBuckfast]. 
 
 Kynge, Ricardus le, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Valletorta, Militis. 
 
 Bodewy, Henricus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conventus Buffestrie. 
 
 Nitherecote, Johannes de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Pengelli, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferariis. 
 
 Girard, Robertus, ad pres. Johannis Trenchard. 
 
 Payn, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis de Aysscheleghe. 
 
 Criditone, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici Abbot. 
 
 Beare, Johannes, ad pres. Willelmi de Coritone. 
 
 Bernehous, Johannes, ad pres. Alexandri de Sancto Johaune. 
 Bene-Tregoys, Thomas de, Vicarius Ecclesie Sancti Coylani [St. Golan]. 
 ' Dousce, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Bendyn, Militis. 
 
 Estwoggewilie, Willelmus de, ab pres. Roberti de Mallestone. 
 
 Grava, Robertus de la, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 
 Gel, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis Walrond. 
 
 Burghe, Johannes de la, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botriaux, Militis. 
 
 Boskengal, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 
 Brither, Adam de, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Alneto, Militis. 
 
 Sancto Justo, Henricus de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 
 Burgeis, Willelmus, ad pres. Willelmi de Trendelisho. 
 
 Bodyn, Walterus, ad pres. Ricardi le Wolfe. 
 
 LXXIIII. 
 
 [1316-17 ; 26 Feb.] Ordines celebrati in Capella B. Virginia 
 Eccl. Cathedralis Exon., die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 proxima post Cineres ; viz. xxvj die Mensis Februarii, 
 A.D. M. CCC mo . xvj. 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Stouforde, Henr. de Bogghewille, Regi- 
 
 nalclus de 
 More, Will, de la, 
 
 Wygorn. Dioce- Ferers, Willelmus 
 sis (Litt. Dim.) Holonde, Joh. de 
 
 Hynelonde, Joh. de Jordan, Joh. 
 Horloc, Robertus Durand, Will. 
 Horloc, Nicholaus Ivonis, Nicholaus 
 
 Tresauson, Job. de 
 Brey, Paulinus de 
 Kuollyng, Robertus 
 Honetone, Adam de 
 Nywetone [Tracy] 
 
 Willelmus, Rec- 
 
 tor Eccl. de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 B Cne .Lovecoke, Stephauus, Rector Ecclesie de Ayscombe [Ashcombe]. 
 
 Kerchyn, Laur. de 
 Bray, Will, de 
 
 Kentone' Mauricius Laniveth, Reg. 
 de 
 
 ficiat- 
 tus. 
 
 Reli- 
 Kiosi. 
 
 Pickard, Fr. Ricardus, de Ordine Carmelitarum. 
 Waledene, Fr. Rogerus de, de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 
 Gras? FT. ^hom* } Canonici de Torre ' Ordinis Premonstratensium, 
 Cole, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis de Kelly. 
 
 Selewille, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone, Militis. 
 Tresulgan, Adam de, ad pres. Roberti de Bere. 
 Diaconi, 
 , Fr. Willellmus, Cauonicus de Torre, de Ordine Premonstratensium. 
 
512 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Forde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Tywartone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militia. 
 Boclonde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone et Religiosorum 
 Virorum, Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Reli- ( Wo g an > FT. Johannes, ) 
 
 giosi I Nywetone, Fr. Rogerus de > de Ordine Minorum. 
 ( Gys, Fr. Edmundus, ) 
 
 Wassha^e, Henricus de, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 Layni, Ric., de Ocharnptone, ad pres. Dom. Job. de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Chyvenore, Thorn, de, ad pres. Prioris Barnastapolie et . . Oonamonachorum. 
 Fairebie, David de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Hortone, Militis. 
 Buddeleghe, Rogerus de, de Precepto Domini, sine titulo. 
 
 LXXV. 
 
 [1316-17; 27 Feb.] MEMORANDUM quod subscript! Clerici 
 JJj ordinati fuerunt ad Primam Tonsuram Die Dominica in 
 crastino Celebracioois dictorum Ordinum, in Oapella 
 Curie Episcopalis Exonie, mane ; viz,, 
 
 Medenecombe, 
 Johelus de 
 More, Job. de la 
 Mareschal, Ric. le 
 Weye, Thorn, de la 
 Lovie, Robertas 
 Edulf, Job., de Pul- 
 tonejad Litt.Dim. 
 Episc. Sarum. 
 Servyngtone, Laur. 
 de 
 Sampson, Rad. 
 
 Knoll e, Job. de la 
 Pile, Will de la 
 Bovy, Edw. de 
 Romundesleghe, 
 Hcnr. de 
 Girard, Reg. 
 Biri, Henr. de la 
 GUeberd, Will. 
 Culleghe, Will, de 
 Loges, Johannes 
 Veer, Willelmus le 
 
 Liwerne, Will, de 
 Bremelcombe, Job. 
 de 
 Soutbcote, Henr. de 
 Burgeis, Johannes 
 Burnel, Walterus 
 Spyna, Henricus de 
 Spina, Johannes de 
 Holewille, Will, de 
 Bovy, Henricus de 
 Penstoue, Will, de 
 
 Tredegold, Job. 
 Molyns, Petrus 
 Engleys, Johannes 
 More, Andreas de la 
 Middelonde, Rob.de 
 Bisouthedone, Ric. 
 Choruste, 
 Fountayn, Ric. [et] 
 Lerkebeare, Ric. de. 
 Coflyn, Johannes 
 Moulische, Ric. de 
 
 LXXVL 
 
 [1317 ; 24 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Capella S. Jacobi de 
 Tengemue [Teignmouth], die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 Mensis Sept., A.D. M. CCC m . xvij, et Consecracionis 
 Domini Anno ix. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 
 Wanforde, Job. de 
 
 Sancto Cuthberto, 
 
 Kene, Willelmus 
 
 Page, Thomas, de 
 
 Hynes, Johannes de 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 Miles, Ricardus 
 
 Beer 
 
 Lo, Adam de 
 
 Lange, Johannes le 
 
 Sancto Austolo, Odo 
 
 Batyn, Henricus 
 
 Waysforde, Pet. de 
 
 Sancto Claro, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Blouut, Robertus le 
 
 Hankesforde, Ric.de 
 
 de 
 
 Pipard, Reginaldus 
 
 Tolle, Thomas 
 
 Whitebeare, Rad.de 
 
 Kenver, Walterus de 
 
 Tretbineke, Will.de 
 
 Speccote, Kanulph. 
 
 Halghemerstone, 
 
 Pittel, Gilbertus 
 
 Holriche, Thorn, de 
 
 de 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Bate, Ricardus 
 
 Laupen, Ricardus de 
 
 Kaignes, Afcdreas 
 
 Forde, Ricardus de 
 
 Dobyn, Robertus 
 
 Mideltone, Will, de 
 
 David, Ricardus 
 
 Hucerel, Johannes 
 
 Laurelyn, Marc, de 
 
 Rippeleghe, Math- 
 
 Hethene, Thorn, le 
 
 Knolle, Galfridus 
 
 Kene, Rogerus 
 
 eus de 
 
 Crockere, Robertus 
 
 de, cle Criditone. 
 
 Seke, Reginaldus 
 
 Blanecombe, Rob, 
 
 Collonde. Matheus 
 
 Heghes, Rob. de 
 
 Falewille, Job. de 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Battisthorne, Willel- 
 mus de 
 
 Logour, Rogerus 
 Tremenet, Walt. 
 
 Medecke, Simon 
 Rualthe, Johannes 
 
 Boterel, Willelmus 
 Sancto Germano, 
 
 Keadestone, Walter- 
 
 Mona, Ricardus 
 
 Trewalrathe, Job. de 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 us de 
 
 Stauntone, Will, de 
 
 Trewassa, Will, de 
 
 Beldebiri, Ric. de 
 
 Kerneke, Job. de 
 
 Combe, Galfr. de 
 
 Marescallus, Ric. 
 
 Clautone, Will, de 
 
 Brodewode, Will.de 
 
 Priour, Ricardus 
 
 Trevosou, Nich. de 
 
 Croketone, Job. de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 513 
 
 G7i0rMsta, 
 Clist, Clemens de. 
 Aillecote, Job. de 
 Brat tone, Petrus de 
 Benet, Thomas 
 Venour, Walterusle 
 Tregun, Nich. de 
 Roger, Walterus 
 Wimstone, Ric. de 
 Kelligreu, Will, de 
 Kyugesmulle, Joh. 
 de 
 
 Bodeloweyn, Thorn, 
 de 
 Trebursy, Will. de. 
 Boys, Thomas 
 Antony, Johannes 
 Weitone, Walt, de 
 Nottecombe, Andr. 
 de 
 Grace, Joh. de 
 Winiscote, Joh. de 
 Mileforde, Ric. de 
 Fabian, Andreas 
 
 Crempe, Will. 
 Mewi, Walterus 
 Waleis, Johannes 
 Canforde, Joh. de 
 Penles, Joh. de, sen. 
 Penles, Joh.de, jun. 
 Row, Johannes 
 Boclonde, Joh. de 
 Esse, Bened.de 
 Mei, Walterus 
 Garlaunde, Ric. 
 
 Botsornau, Andr. de 
 Chaggeforde, Ricai d. 
 de 
 Ilstyngtone, Joh. de 
 Chiemeder, Joh. 
 Olvystone, Nich. de 
 Haradone, Henr. de 
 Brond, Thomas 
 Trewers, Radulp. de 
 Botiller, Ric. le. 
 Cofflute, Will, de 
 
 Bene- 
 ficiati 
 
 Keli- 
 giosi 
 
 Acoliti, 
 ' Filius Hugonis, Job., Rector Eccl. de Aysscherstone [As/iton]. 
 
 Trevaiguon, Will, de, Rector Eccl. Sancte Crucis in Kerier [Grade]. 
 
 Knyght, Johannes le, Rector Eccl. de Lawittetone. 
 
 Umfraville, Robertas de, Rector Eccl. de Lappeforde. 
 f Deueys, Fr. Robertas le, Monacbus Tavystochie, ad pres. Abbatis sui. 
 I Streccheleghe, Fr. Ric. de, Canouicus Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris. 
 
 Low, Fr. Thomas le 1 
 
 i< 
 
 Johannes \ Canonici de Frithelestoke, ad pres. Prioris. 
 
 ^. Sandhulle, Fr. Will, de, Monachus de Forde 1 , T 
 
 Giffard, Fr. Will., Monacbus Buffestrie ) ad P res " Locorum 
 
 I Bauge, Fr. Willelmus, Mouachus Tottonie. 
 L Blanchert, Fr. Thomas, Monachus de Tiwardraithe. 
 
 Portmur, Joh. de 
 Treneglos, Joh. de 
 Dovenant, Rogerus 
 Wike, Willelmus de 
 Reswalsters, Rad.de 
 Janekyn, Joh., de 
 Tressebel, legitti- 
 matus 
 Brusel, Philippus 
 Tre vailes, Job. de 
 
 Bodener, Joh. de 
 Polgrun, Gilb. de 
 Sancto Winiero, 
 Thomas de 
 Alvos, Henricus de 
 Caiuok, Johannes 
 Ponte, Martinus de 
 Belston, Walterus de 
 Haldeweye, Will, de 
 Beste, Willelmus 
 
 fnl. 
 
 238b. 
 
 Faber, Thorn, dictus Lanrake, Joh, de 
 
 Beauforest, Thom.de Hornicote, Ric. de 
 
 Perour, Johannes le Trebalvat, David de 
 
 Fraukleyn, Reg. Especere, Petrus le 
 
 Teoncois, Joh. de Textor, Willelmus 
 
 Markewille, Hugo Nicholai, Johannes, 
 
 de de Truueru 
 
 Cissore, Willelmus Donnynge, Thomas, 
 
 filius Stephani de Truueru. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Bene-Pil, Robertas le, Rector Ecclesie de Torre Briane. 
 * f Mountori, Fr. Ricardus, j 
 
 Barry, Fr. Johannes > Monacbi Tavistochie, ad pres . Abbatis Loci. 
 Reli- I Leghe, Fr. Alexander de ; 
 
 giosi J Tregodake, Fr. Walterus de, Canonicus S. Germani, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 + '" ] | Somerford, Fr. Thomas de I M , . , -p , , 
 
 Sandhulle, Fr. Gilbertus de \ Monachl de Boclaunde - 
 ' Sancto Micbaele, Fr. Stepharius de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 LBouges, Fr. Will., Monacbus de Ty vvardraithe, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 Lourynge, Gervasius, ad pres. Bartholomei de Greneville, Militis. 
 
 Slade, Johannes de la, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [ Buckfast], 
 
 Ayswille, Thomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 
 Boddrigi, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botreaux, Militis. 
 
 Crucgular, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 
 Cans, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai Gift'arde. 
 
 Rudrutb, Gregorius de, ad pres. Domini Thome le Arcedekne. 
 
 Medenecuinbe, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 
 Clive, Ricardus de la, ad pres. Johannis de Bikebiri, Militis. 
 
 Tremail, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Edmundi de Specchote. 
 
 Wilekoc, Ricardus, ad pres. Johannis Hureward. 
 
 Spridel, Thomas, ad pres. Johanuis Coffyn. 
 
 Hornecote, Henricus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Ferers, Militis. 
 
 Treniur, Johannes de, leyitimatus, ad pres. Rob. Filii Willelmi, Militis. 
 
 Franceis, Will., de la Wille, ad tit. Provisionis super Priorem et Conventus 
 
514 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Tottonie, per Rescriptum Apostolicum, et Pronunciacionem super eodem. 
 
 Non habet Literas Ordinis quia non exhibuit Provisionem suam. 
 Adou, Johannes, ad pres. Dorn. Thome le Arcedekne. 
 Cole, Philippus, de Cautone. ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 Jerard, Walterus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [JBuckfasf]. 
 
 Asserigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis de Bynneleghe. 
 
 Ruel, Rogerus, ad pres. Thome le Arcedekne, Militis. 
 
 Michel, Ricardus ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 
 Lovecoke, Walterus dictus, ad tit. Provisionis super Decauuin et Capitulum 
 
 Exonie, pro quo pronunciatum est. 
 
 Ivonis, Nich., ad tit. Provis. super Abb. et Conv. Hertilandie ; pro quo, etc. 
 Penlyn, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 Grenevile, Rog. de, Icgitimatus, ad pres. Bartholomei de Grenevile, Militis. 
 
 Diaconi. 
 
 Bene- f Crauthorne, Magister Will, de, R. Eccl. de Mattingho [Martinhoe]. 
 ficiati \ Hereward, Magister Rob., R. Eccl. de Aldyngtone, Cantuar. Dioc. 
 
 ReJi- ( P r( ^ e J Er. Robertus de, Canonicus Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 giosi. { Roseweke, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 ( Urtiaco, Fr. Willelmus de, de Ordine Minorum Exonie. 
 
 Ayscumbe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Batyn, Johannes, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 
 Nanslo, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminou. 
 
 Evesham, Thomas de, ad pres. Henrici le Abbe, de Loghetorre. 
 
 Ocford, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Cole, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis de Kelli. 
 
 Drapere, Robertus le, ad pres. Priorisse et Conv. de Cornworthe. 
 
 Sancto Austolo, Philippus de, ad pres. Prioris etConv. de Tiwardraithe. 
 
 Tresulgan, Adam de, ad pres. Philippi de Lametthyn. 
 
 Gaymer, Stephanus, ad pres. Johannis de Wrockeshale. 
 
 Gladewine, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Holewille, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici Filii Alani. 
 
 Sancto Hillario, Ambrosius de, ad pres. Petri de Cara Villa, Prioris Montis 
 Michaelis. 
 
 Cissore, Henr. fil. Nich., de Southmoltone, ad pres. Rob. de Hortone, Militis. 
 
 Porta, Henricus de, ad pres. Walteri de la Treawen. 
 
 Trerouel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Henrici de Kelligren. 
 
 Selewille, Thomas de, ad tit. Provisionis super Abb. et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 
 Lancastre, Ric. de, Eborac. Dioc., ad pres. Ranulphi de Albo Monasterio, ad 
 Litt. Dim. Decani et Capituli Ebor., Sede ibidem vacante. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 Benef. Newetone, Will, de, R Eccl. de Newetone [-Tracy] juxta Barnastapoliam. 
 
 / Peyntour, Fr. Johannes, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Reli- ) Wicombe, F r . Walterus de, Monachus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 giosi. ) Cantuaria, Fr. Guido de, Ordinis Fratrum Predicatorum Exonie. 
 \ Landwenneke, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Predicatorum de Truru. 
 
 Chiwarton, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
 Romundesleghe, Reginaldus de, ad pres. Dom. Henr. de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 Forde, Thomas de la, ad pres. Johannis de Alba Marlia. 
 
 Forde, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Willyngtone. 
 
 Stoke, Willelmus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Kirkham, Militis. 
 
 Sancto David, Thomas de, ad pres. Simonis Giffard. 
 
 Treganou, Robertus de, ad pres. Thome de Champeaus. 
 
 Cornwaille, Henricus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 
 Rosworec, Walterus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Goraunt, Johannes, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Frithelestoke. 
 
 Trethewi, Stephanus de, ad pres. Robert! Filii Willelmi, Militis. 
 
j-jurati, etc. 
 
 ORDINATIONS, ETC. 51 5 
 
 Sancto Ivone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 
 Chapeleyn, Petrus, ad pres. Domini Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 
 Pole, Robertas de la, ad pres. Dom. Ric. de Stapeldone, Militis. 
 
 Wodelonde, Thomas de la, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckfcut]. 
 
 Crabbe, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
 Roslathe, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 
 Forde, Godefridus de, ad titulum Provisionis contra Priorem et Conv. Sancti 
 Germani ; pro quo pronunciatum est. 
 
 Snape, Ricardus, ad pres. Johanuis de Wrockeshale. 
 
 Keynwen, Thomas de, ad pres. Galfridi de Pridiaux 
 
 Durpleghe, Petrus de, ad pres. Johannis Paslevve 
 
 Triket, Johannes, ad pres. Johanuis de Baunfelde 
 
 Berigge, Johannes de, ad pres. Roberti Filii Willelmi, Militis. 
 
 Qui Thomas, Petrus, et Johannes, tactis Sacrosanctis Evaugeliis, corporate 
 prestitermit juramentum quod extunc non reciperent curaru animarum, nee 
 aliquorum coufessiones audirent nisi in periculo mortis, absque speciali 
 Licencia Domini, sive sui Snccessoris. Et MEMORANDUM quod dictus Ric- 
 ardus Snape luodo consimili jurasse debuit set non potuit inveniri : iccirco non 
 habet Literas Ordinis sui. 
 
 LXXVII. 
 
 [1317-18 ; 18 March] Ordines celebrati per Dominum in 
 Capella Manerii sui de Est Horsleghe, die Sabbati Quatuor 
 Temporum proxima post Cineres ; viz., xviij die Mensis 
 Marcii, A.D. M. CCC. xvij ., de Licencia Walter!, Dei 
 gracia Cantuariensis Archiepiscopi, etc. 
 
 Licence, dated at Lambeth 5 March, 1317-18. "MEMORANDUM quod con- 
 similis Litera [dated at Southwark, 6 March]. . . . concessa fuit Domino per 
 Johannem[de Sandale], Wynton. Episcopum, in quantum concernebat Diocesim 
 suam." He had granted a similar Licence, 23 Nov., 1316 (Reg., fol. 3) ; also, 
 19 May, 1317, to dedicate the Chapel of St. Katherine, in the Parish of St. 
 Nicholas, Guildford (Reg., fol. 12b). [F. J. B.] 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 {Noreis, Magister Ricardus, Rector p]ccl. de Inwardleghe. 
 Niwetoue, Magister Henricus de, tune Rector Eccl. de Quedike [Quethiock]. 
 Wike, Magister Walterus de, Rector Eccl. cle Doune [Sancte Marie]. 
 Sancto Ercho, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botreaux. 
 
 Diaconi (sic}, 
 
 fol. / Morcestre, Magister Ricardus de, Rector Eccl. de Yonistowe [Instow], 
 'So- Presbiteri,- 
 
 ficiati ) Charnbernon, Willelmus de, Rector Eccl. de Thorlestone. 
 I Bloyou, Magister Willelmus, Rector Eccl. de Merwode. 
 
 LXXVIII. 
 
 [1318; 16 April] MEMORANDUM quod Die Dominica in Ramis Palmarum ; viz. 
 xvj die Mensis Aprilis, A.D. M. CCC xviij , Dominus ordinavit subscriptos 
 Clericos ad Ordinem A colitatus, in Eocl. Cathedr. Exon. ; viz., 
 atte Waye, Willelmum, Rectorem Ecclesie de Estansti. 
 
 Bideforde, Rog. de ; Bynneleghe, Will, de ; Withe, Robertum ; Fonte, Ric. de. 
 
 LXXIX. 
 
 [1318 ; 22 April] Ordines celebrati in Eccl, Cathedr. Exon., 
 Sabbato Pasche ; viz. xxij die Aprilis, A.D. M. CCC xviij , 
 Consecracionis Domini Anno x. 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Bene. j atte We y e > Willelmu?, Rector Ecclesie <le Estansti. 
 ficiati" I Tremur, Hugo de, Rector Ecclesie de Kentelesbetire [Kentisbeare]. 
 
516 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 ! > Cauonici de Frithelestoke, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 ! Giffard, Fr. Will., Monachus Buffestrie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci [Buckfast]. 
 I Plymptone, Fr. Simon de, Canonicus de Torre. 
 Thome, Gilbertus de la, ad graciani specialem Domini Episcopi. 
 l^ancta Marina, Johannes de, ad pres. Walter! Gambon, de Morystone. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 f Urnfraville, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Lappeforde. 
 Rene- | Esse, Petrus de, Rector Ecclesie de Blakedone [Blagdon], B. and W. Dioc. ad 
 a '^ Litt. Dim. Loci Diocesani, que penes Dominum Episcopum remanent. 
 
 Et Memorandum quod isto die non fecit Dominus plures Ordines ; set in 
 crastino ; videlicet, 
 
 LXXX. 
 
 [1318 ; 23 April] Die Pasche, ordinavit subscriptos Clericos ad Primam Ton- 
 
 suram, in Camera Curie sue Exon. ; viz., 
 Greneweye, Rob. de ; Hille, Thomam de ; Trewutlie, Thomam de ; Bikeleglie, Will. de. 
 
 LXXXL 
 
 [1318 ; 1 May] Primo die Meusis Maii, A.D. M. CCC mo . xviif, in Eccl. Paroch- 
 de Teyngtone Regis, Dominus ordinavit Simonem Bealde, K. Eccl. de Mane- 
 tone, et Gilbertum de Hulugau, R. Eccl. S. Michaelis de Penkevel, in acolitos. 
 
 LXXXII. 
 
 [1318 ; 21 May] xxf die Mensis Maii, A.D. M. CCC mo . xviif, Dominus, in 
 Eccl. Paroch. de Tavystoke, ordinavit Will, de Briddale, R. Eccl. de West- 
 boclande, Ric. Davy, et Joh. Taphot, ad Ordinem Acolitatus. 
 
 LXXXIII. 
 
 [1318 ; 6 June] Apud Lawittone, in Capella, vj die Mensis Junii, A.D. 
 M. CCC mo . xviij ., ordinati fuerunt a Domino subscript! Clerici ad Primam 
 Tonsuram ; viz., 
 
 Carnedone, Rob. de 
 Aula, Henricus de 
 Jagasti, Henr. de 
 Filius Petri, Nich. 
 Haye, Henricus de 
 
 Tl 3 ~.T J _ T ^1 
 
 Aula, Walterus de 
 Caru, Robertus 
 Parys, Robertus 
 Chard, Ricardus 
 Downeny, Godefr. 
 
 Hendrewalla, Jo- 
 hannes de 
 Forde, Robertus de 
 Hedone, Thoni. de 
 Mouka, Willelraus 
 
 Knolle, Walt, de 
 Kylecrywe, Ricard- 
 us de 
 Kilecriwe, Johannes 
 de 
 
 /I _ J| ^ 714- 
 
 tus de dus de ' Trekike, Ric. de Goneville, Rob. de 
 
 LXXXIIII. 
 
 [1318 ; 17 June] Ordines celebrati in Ecclesia Conventual! 
 S. Germani in Cornubia, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 in Ebdomada Pentecostes ; viz., xvij die Mensis Junii, 
 A.D. M. CCC mo . xviij . 
 
 Acoliti, 
 Benef. Esse, Mag r . Thomas de, Porcionarius de Bradeforde in Eccl. de Twyvertone. 
 
 I Withiel, Fr. Alfredus, de Ordine Predicatorum de Trurii. 
 Relig-J Hallesworthe, Fr. Henr. de \ ( 
 iosi. ~| ]y[ erSj Yr. Willelmus de la > | Canonici Lancestonie, ad pres. Pauiis Loci. 
 
 VTreyer, Fr. Johannes de ) ( 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 517 
 
 Lange, Job. le 
 
 Heppeworthe, Lau- 
 
 Kynver, Walterus 
 
 [fol. 239] 
 
 Haye, Will, de la 
 
 rencius de 
 
 Boy londe, Grego r. de 
 
 Notetorre, Will, de 
 
 Hatheraer, Rob. 
 
 Oddecroft, Andr. de 
 
 Leghe, Nich. de 
 
 Rosturilyn, Rob. de 
 
 Reue, Johannes 
 
 Hureward, Johan- 
 
 Tregun, Nich. de 
 
 Cruce, Jobannes de 
 
 Carvaldron, Ric. de 
 
 nes legitimatus 
 
 Rudfos, Radulp, de 
 
 Poyer, Thomas, de 
 
 legitimatus 
 
 Hillyng, Ricardus 
 
 Nanpretheke, Ric- 
 
 truthelen 
 
 Bodwey, Nioh. de 
 
 Penpont, Herv. de 
 
 ardus de 
 
 Rekan, David de 
 
 Treniwian, Hen. de 
 
 Venour, Walterus 
 
 Hole, Willelmus de 
 
 Moryou, Johannes 
 
 Hankeforde,Ric. de 
 
 Faber, Lucas 
 
 Knyght, Thomas 
 
 Cliffe, Johannes de 
 
 Wasforde, Petrus de 
 
 Hankeforde, Willel- 
 
 Penhel, Thomas de 
 
 Kernellou, Will, de 
 
 Stauntone, Will, de 
 
 mus de 
 
 Hille, Willelmus de 
 
 Penleyn, Job. de 
 
 Kelligren, Will, de 
 
 Trefricke, Henr. de 
 
 Holewille, Will, de 
 
 Polglas, Job. de 
 
 Rosywike, Ric. de 
 
 Maunsel, Johannes 
 
 David, Johannes 
 
 Chape, Willelmus 
 
 Sancto Jacobo, Na- 
 
 Trenant, Natalis de 
 
 Carnedone, Rob. de 
 
 Gunnot, Johannes 
 
 talis de 
 Hoppewortbe, Wal- 
 
 Trewurs, Rad. de 
 Tresyns, Bened. de 
 
 Pipard, Reginaldus 
 tide, Johannes 
 
 Sprydal, Philippus 
 Tregair, Job. de 
 
 terus de 
 
 Bachiler, Johannes, 
 
 Ines, Johannes 
 
 Treganarres, Job. de 
 
 Gluvyon, Job. de 
 
 de Penryn 
 
 Trenode, Reg. de 
 
 Touceyn, Johannes 
 
 Dounende, Rob. de 
 
 Castro, Petrus de 
 
 Sancto Gorono, Nich- 
 
 Trewythelan, Ko- 
 
 Tuwelmyna, Ric. de 
 
 Nyel, Willelmus 
 
 olaus de 
 
 gerus de 
 
 Fonte, Nicholausde 
 
 Bremdone, Mauri- 
 
 Resnonnen, Job. de 
 
 Trewoen, Will, de 
 
 Maryn, Petrus 
 
 cius de 
 
 Louepitte, Ric. de 
 
 Filius Petri, Nicb. 
 
 Bree, Nicholaus de 
 
 Boduvvel, Job. de 
 
 Sturt, Ricardus 
 
 Trethake, Rog. de 
 
 Kaer, Johannes 
 Fonte, Robertas de 
 
 Trewynna, Nich. de 
 Caveshille, Balde- 
 
 Oracle, Johannes 
 Inwardesleghe, Will- 
 
 Densche, Thomas 
 Grillis, Job. de 
 
 Chamond, Rogerus 
 
 winus de 
 
 elm us de 
 
 Grillis, Petrus de 
 
 Doneny, Godefridus 
 
 Brianeke, David de 
 
 Kennegy, Job. de 
 
 Tresewyn, Henr. de 
 
 Carwutba,Thom. de 
 
 Sancto Steuhano, 
 
 Campo, Job. de 
 
 Tregony, Thorn, de 
 
 Porpighan, Thomas 
 
 Natalis de 
 
 Buvylle, Job. de 
 
 Ivelcombe, Rob. de 
 
 de 
 
 Godrevy, Petrus de 
 
 Lancrentyn, Rob. de 
 
 Hole, Ricardus de 
 
 Milcombe, Job. de 
 
 Donewille, Rob. de 
 
 Gras, Johannes 
 
 Tredeneke, Will, de 
 
 Talvarghe, Rob. de 
 
 Lovye, Robertus 
 
 Trevalskes, Ric. de 
 
 Pirot, Willelmus 
 
 Rosouhorn, An- 
 
 Syrnondesham, Jo- 
 
 Poyer, Thomas 
 
 Hille, Warinus de la 
 
 dreas de 
 
 hannes de 
 
 Bree, Johannes de 
 
 Godecote, Rob. de 
 
 Re!i- 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Hulugan, Gilbertus de, Rector Ecclesie Sancte Ladoce. 
 Belde, Simon, Rector Ecclesie de Mauatone. 
 Aqua, David de, Rector Ecclesie de Ayssebiri [Aahbury]. 
 { Solera, Fr. Simon de, , / 
 
 Proutestone, Fr. Robertus de, f \ Canonici Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris 
 Colbroke, Fr. Johannes de, I j Loci. 
 Eugelbourne, Fr. Johannes de, / \ 
 
 j Kyldreineke, Fr. Walterus de, 1 ( Canonici Bodminie, ad pres. Prioris 
 I Repryria, Fr. Johannes de, / ( Loci. 
 
 ^ Deneys, Fr. Rob. le, Monachus Tavystochie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Partut, Michael, ad pres. Radulphi, filii Thome de Schillingforde. 
 Kellilan, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai GiflFard. 
 
 Marquille, Warinus de, ad tit. patrimonii sui, quern sibi sufficere reputavit. 
 Pen, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hiwische, Militis. 
 Camlaford, Thomas de, #d pres. Stephani de Trewynt. 
 
 { Launcelles, Will, de, ad pres. Dom. Barthol.de Greueville, Militis ) dePrecepto 
 Stoford, Benedicts do, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. ( Domini. 
 
 Dictconi, 
 
 Bene- f Tremur, Hugo de, Rector Ecclesie de Kentelesbeare [Kentisbeare]. 
 flciati { Weye, Willelmus de la, Rector Ecclesie de Estansty. 
 
 ^g,^ 1 Tregodake, Fr. Walt, de, Canonicus Sancti Gei-mani, ad [pres.] Prioris Loci. 
 giosi. I Naturel, Fr. Walt., Canonicus Bodminie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 ! Bouges, Fr. Will., Monachus de Tywardraithe, ad pres. Prioris. 
 
 ICrochard, Fr. Will., Canonicus Lances tonie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
518 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Adou, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedekne, Militis. 
 
 Sancta Marina, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi dicti de Cornubia. 
 
 Date, Ricardus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 
 Tremayl, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Rob. le Fitz William, Militis. 
 
 Withiel, Paulus de, ad pres. Domini Otonis de Bodrugan, Militis. 
 
 Medenecombe, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 
 Wilekoc, Ricardus, ad pres. Alexandri de Sancto Johanne. 
 
 Michel, Ric., de Sancto Geriaano, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 
 Bodrigy, Joh. de, ad pres. Domini Willelmi de Botreaux, Militis. 
 
 Slade, Joh. de la, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckjast]. 
 
 Dupeford, Rogerus de, ad graciam Domini. 
 
 Ayswille, Thomas de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 
 Caus, Johannes, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 
 Franceis, Will., ad tit. Provisionis sue super Priorem et Conv. Tottonie. 
 
 Girard, Walterus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Pil, Robertus le, Rector Ecclesie de Torrebriane. 
 Lovecoke, Walterus, Vicarius Ecclesie de Brankescombe. 
 Daniel, Fr. Thomas, Canonicus Bodminie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 Forde, Fr. Robertus de, Canonicus Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris. 
 Pikard, Fr. Ricardus, de Ordine Carmelitarum. 
 Rosywike, Fr. Ricardus de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 Trahauc, Fr. Andreas de, Monachus de Tywardraithe, ad pres. Prioris. 
 Westleghe, Ricardus de, ad pres. Johannis Hurewarde. 
 Batyn, Johannes, de Churstowe, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 Nanslo, Johannes de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminou. 
 Tresulgan, Adam de, ad pres. Philippi de Lamettyn. 
 
 . Tavystochie. 
 
 Trerouel, Rogerus de, ad pres. Henrici de Kelligren. 
 
 Cole, Rogerus, ad pres. Domini Henrici de Campo Arnulphi, Militis. 
 
 Drapere, Robertus le, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie, non habebit 
 
 Literas Crdinis quousque exhibuerit alium titulum sufficientem. 
 Evesham, Thomas de, ad pres. Henrici le Abbe, de Loghetorre. 
 Selewille, Thomas de, ad tit. Provisionis buper Abbat. et Conv. Tavistokie. 
 Ivonis, Nich., de Exonia, ad tit. Provis. super Abbat. et Conv. Hertilandie. 
 Gladewyne, Walterus, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Campo Arnulphi. 
 Sancto Austolo, Philippus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 Bokerel, Willelmus de, ad graciam Domini ; cui inhibitum fuit per Dominum 
 
 ne curam animarum reciperet, nee aliquorum Confessiones audiret, nisi de 
 
 Licencia ip&ius vel Successorum suorum. 
 
 LXXXV. 
 
 [1318 ; 18 June] MEMORANDUM quod subscript! Clerici examinati fuerunt 
 
 eodem die, post prandium, et in crastino, in Aula de Cutynbeke, viz., 
 in Festo Trinitatis, coronati, 
 
 Paffard, Walterus Tremon, Joh. de Grimescote, Thomas Underdoune, Rog.de 
 
 Baly, Robertus Trewoledike, Ric. de de Cargurra, Thorn, de 
 
 Inkepenne, Rog. de Jailard, Johannes Talkarn, Joh. de Trewonard, Joh. de 
 
 Leghe, Johannes de Landu, Johannes de Tresquerd, Rog. de Scarlet, Johannes 
 
 Trempusfcke, Rob.de Treyer, Rogerus de Mougevile, Walt, de Bodweye, Ric. de 
 
 Bodkynnou,Will. de Coritone, Joh. de Boskennay,Nich. de Hnlmouthe, Rob. de 
 
 Penvos, Thomas de Blessedone, Galfr.de Treverbyn,Thom.de Lutcut, Gergor. de 
 
 Botkynnou,Vinc. de Helligan, Steph. de Treharra, Lucas de Cameleforde, Henri- 
 
 Nore, Will, de la Pole, Ricardus de Haywode, Nich. de cus de 
 
 Roswaltes, Joh. de Hollam, Matheusde Scobbehille, Joh. de Nore, Joh. de la 
 
 Peufenten, Will, de Carneclone, Will, de Kyngesbeare, Rad- Tresulgan, Rob. de 
 
 Loundres, Will, de Meyndy, Robertus ulphus de Whiteston, Rob. de 
 
 Pendref. Simon de Jul, Ricardus Trenode, Henr. de 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 519 
 
 Tynnewode, Thorn. 
 
 Ricardus, Monachus 
 
 Bithemylle, Adam 
 
 Kaer, Herv. de 
 
 de 
 
 illegitimus 
 
 Capella, Drogo de 
 
 Carpentarii, Joh. 
 
 Carcalweis, Andr. de 
 
 Bradeworthe, Will- 
 
 Trevalga, Will, de 
 
 tilius 
 
 Treskelli, Will, de 
 
 el in us de 
 
 Treyan, Rob. de 
 
 Stibbe, Joh. de 
 
 Bakere, Johannes le 
 
 Tregollas, Joh. de 
 
 Sancto Jacobo, Will- 
 
 Crowan, Nicholaus 
 
 Direworthe, Gregor- 
 
 Rossidyneke, Thorn. 
 
 elmus de 
 
 Kaermerdyn, David 
 
 ius de 
 
 de 
 
 Trewynt, Will, de 
 
 de, Menev. Dioc., 
 
 Cherletone, Will, de 
 
 Sancta Marina, Si- 
 
 Wille, Robertus 
 
 ad Litt. Dim. que 
 
 Exonia, Adam de 
 
 mon de 
 
 Hore, Nicholaus 
 
 sunt ad omnes mi- 
 
 Trelouny, Ric. de 
 
 Renol, Joh., de Lo 
 
 Quidhiwsche, Joh.de 
 
 nores,et que penes 
 
 Whiteleghe, Ric. de 
 
 Doune, Warinus de 
 
 Somerwered, Steph. 
 
 nos remanent 
 
 Ro, Johannes 
 
 Filius Bernardi, 
 
 de 
 
 Refrawel, Joh. de 
 
 Giffard, Johannes 
 
 Rogerus 
 
 Sancto Karantoco, 
 
 Blakedone, Walt, de 
 
 Giffard, Johannes, 
 
 Peyntour, Will. 
 
 Henricus de 
 
 Tremur, Jacobus de 
 
 Fiz Roberti 
 
 Retrawel, Simon de 
 
 Tregadou, Thorn, de 
 
 Trelouuy, Matheus 
 
 Louepite, Nich. de 
 
 Stone, Willelmus 
 
 Lamelyn, Nich. de 
 
 de 
 
 Yoneke, Nicholaus 
 
 Aillemere, Baldw. 
 
 Trewoignan, Wal- 
 
 Brethey, Rad. de 
 
 Louepite, Will, de 
 
 Trevybem, Rolandus 
 
 terus de 
 
 Tregorthyan, Rog. 
 
 Menaguderes, Regi- 
 
 de 
 
 Lamettyn, Thorn, de 
 
 de 
 
 naldus de 
 
 Penkeliou, Joh. de 
 
 Antony, Walterus 
 
 Wennorke, Will, de 
 
 Coc, Reginaldus, de 
 
 Monte, Laur. de 
 
 Douneworthi, Wal- 
 
 Cudyforde, Joh. de 
 
 Allestone 
 
 Gritfarde, Ricardus 
 
 terus de 
 
 Lanteglos, Joh. de 
 
 Gormayn, Thorn, de 
 
 Worthi, Walterus 
 
 Friliard, Willelmus 
 
 Nywetone, Rog. de 
 
 Towia, Ricardus 
 
 Foxcombe, Joh. de 
 
 Treweigloe, Joh. de 
 
 Duke, Thomas 
 
 Henry, Rogerus 
 
 Leghe, Adam de 
 
 Patri, Ricardus 
 
 Trenanta, Reg. de 
 
 Lamettyn, Rob. de 
 
 Mattheu, Oliverus 
 
 Rame, Gilbertus de 
 
 Penharthe, Joh. de 
 
 Style, Will, de 
 
 Daundel, Petrus 
 
 Blret, Robertus de 
 
 Gelot, Johannes 
 
 Lancrentyn,Will. de 
 
 Fentrigan, Walt, de 
 
 Row, Stephanus 
 
 Forde, Andreas de 
 
 Churletone, Thomas 
 
 Penkuyn, Joceus de 
 
 Trewalla, Henricus 
 
 Flamanke, Rad. 
 
 de 
 
 Brethey, Walt, de 
 
 de 
 
 Sancto J acobo, Mar- 
 
 Treraur. Rad. de 
 
 Trebidinnan, Joh.de 
 
 Piggesdone, Rogerus 
 
 tinus de 
 
 fol. 240. 
 
 Tregos, Andr. de 
 
 de 
 
 Flexbiri, Thom. de 
 
 Trenant, Will, de 
 
 Trenaus, Joh. de 
 
 Piggesdone, Nicho- 
 
 Bremdone, Joh. de 
 
 Bo.scent, Augerus de 
 
 Treburneke, Joh. 
 
 laus de 
 
 Trevynen, Oliverus 
 
 Pollyneke, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Pedelevere, 'Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Matheu, Rad. 
 
 
 
 
 LXXXVf. 
 
 [1318 ; 25 June]. Apud Cutyngbeke, in Capella, Die Dominica in crastino Festi 
 Nativ. B. Joh. B;ipt. Anno supradicto, Dominus, de gracia speciali, dispensa- 
 vit cum Juhanne Waleis, illcyitimo, et earn ad Primam Tonsuram ordinavit. 
 
 LXXXVII. 
 
 [1318 ; 23 July]. Apud Lanerghe, xxiij die Mensis Julii, adtnissus fuit ad 
 Primam Tonsuram, Walterus de Treville. 
 
 Lxxxvm. 
 
 [1318 ; 30 July]. Apud Montem Saucti Michaelis in Cornubia, penultimo die 
 Mensis Julii, Anno supradicto, adrnissi fuerunt subscript! Clerici ad Primam 
 Tonsuram ; viz., 
 
 Nanspian, Thom. de Trenyer, Thom. de Kasulathra, Ogerus Cru, Johannes 
 Roscoulen, Phil, de Boudre, Johannes de Marsely, Nich. 
 
 Marsely, Bernardus Bosseghan, Nich. de Tregenbrys, Herv.de 
 
 LXXXIX. 
 
 [1318 ; 1 Aug.]. Apud Glasueye, in Eccl. Collegiata ibidem, j die Mensis Aug., 
 A.D. M. (JCC mo . xviij , admissi fuerunt subscripti Clerici ad Primam Ton- 
 suram; viz., 
 Monglut, Joh. de, j 
 
 Monglut, Will, de > illegitimi, cum quibus Dominus graciose dispensavit. 
 Penryn, Will, de ) 
 
520 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Films Willelmi, Jo- Godman, Joh. de 
 
 hannes 
 Trevyados, Thomas 
 de 
 
 Hellestone 
 
 Arundelle, Rad. de 
 Cleys, Rog. de 
 
 Hervy, Petrus, de Purcel, Robertus 
 
 Hellestone, Petrus 
 de, filius cooper- 
 toris 
 
 Penrin 
 
 Tro.nourbian, Walt. Tresewis, Ric. de 
 de Halap, Johannes 
 
 xc. 
 
 [1318; 22 Aug.]. Apud Tamertone Foliot, xxij die Aug., Anno supradicto, 
 ordinati fuerunt ad Primom Tonsuram a Domino Waltero, Exon. Episcopo, 
 Fr. Ricardus Carru, de Ordine Fratrum Predicatorum et Conventu Exon. ; 
 Ricardus Touceyn, et Johannes Aubrey. 
 
 XCL 
 
 [1318 : 3 Sept.], In Capella Curie Epiecopalis Criditonie, ii] die Mensis Sept. 
 A. D. M. CCC . xviij , ordinati fuerunt ad Primam Tonsuram Willelmus 
 Caignes, Thomas Caignes, et Walterus Produmme. 
 
 XCII. 
 
 [1318 ; 11 Sept.] Item, ordinati fuerunt ad Primam Tonsuram, in Eccl. Paroch. 
 de Tautone Episcopi, die Lune proxima post Feetnm Nativ. B. Virginia 
 A.D. supradicto, Joh. de Wike, Galfr. de Raleghe, et Will, de Orcharde. 
 
 XCIIL 
 
 [1318; 23 Sept.]. Ordinrs celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr: Exon:, 
 die Sabbati Quatnor Temporum Mensis Sept. ; viz., xxiij 
 die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC. xviij , et Consecra- 
 cionis Domini Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, Anno x. 
 
 Pene- ( Fordyngtone, Johannes de, Eector Ecclesie de Stoke Daumarle. 
 
 ficiati j Bukyngtone, Johel de, R. Eocl. de West Wolryngtone [West Worhngton]. 
 
 ' Pipard, Reginaldus, Rector Ecclesie de Byr \Bere Ferrers], 
 Stapelforde, Joh. de Danyel. Rogerus Kaermerdyn, Phil. Setone, Hugo de 
 Glaseneya, Will, de Frensche, Johannes de, Menev. Dioc., Lappeflode,Walt. de 
 Boos, Joh. de, Morynge, Joh., de ad Litt. Dim., que Pole, Willelmus 
 
 legitimates Tottonia snnt ad omnes Yuuynge, Will. 
 
 PoghewiUe, Ric. de Caperonn, Joh. Minores Hucerel, Joh, 
 
 Bovy, Robertus de Stockeleghe, Will. Romundesleghe, ' Chevelstone, Andr. 
 Mone, Ric., de Biri de Henricns de de 
 
 Trehuthelan, Will. Clifforde, Walt, de White, Henr. le, de Burfelde, Alan, de 
 
 de Heantone, Joh. de Boclaunde Rokebeare, Ric. de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 f Briddale, Magister Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Westboclonde. 
 Bene- I Henri, Johannes, de Penres, Rector Ecclesie de Mattyngeho [Martinhoe]. 
 ficiati^ Millatone, Magister Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Tavy Petri. 
 | Lulyn, Magister David de, Rector Ecclesie Sancti Petroci, Exonie. 
 ( Esse, Magister Thomas de, Porcionariua in Ecclesia de Twyvertone. 
 f o1 - Glide, Ricardus, ad pres. Dora. Nicholai de Kirkham, Militis. 
 
 Spicer, Petrus dictus le, legitimates, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 Trevayles, Ric. de, legitimcttw, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedekne. 
 Witha. Herveus, de Polpri, ad pres. Willelmi de Carburra. 
 Tretharap, Ric. de, ad pres. Prepositi et Capituli Glaseneye. 
 Fekaham, Bartholomeus cle, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminou. 
 Cole, Walterus, ad pres. Simonis Giffard. 
 Albamarlea, Johannes de, ad pres. Petri de Whitewille. 
 Sancta Wendrona, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Whalesbreus. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 521 
 
 / Treveruth, Fr. Alfredus de. de Ordine Predicatorum. 
 Reiu ) Blakeburghe, Fr. Johannes de, ejusdem Ordinis. 
 giosi. I Sandhulle, Fr. Will, de, Monachus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci 
 \ Stoklonde, Fr. Ricardus de, de eodem Conventu. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 f [Schillyngforde], Robertus [de], Rector Ecclesie de Forbiri [Forrabury]. 
 I Fonte, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Northulle [NorthiM], 
 | Aqua, David de, Rector Ecclesie de Aysbiri [Ashbury]. 
 Rene- { \Vike, Magister Walterus de, Rector Ecclesie de Douue Sancte Marie. 
 iatu Huligan, Magister Gilbertus de, Rector Ecclesie Saiicte Ladoce. 
 I Bealle, Simon, Rector Ecclesie de Manatone. 
 ( Lovecoke, Stephanus, Rector Ecclesie de Ayscombe [AsJicombe]. 
 { Monte Acuto, Fr. Robertus de, de Ordine Fratrum Minorum. 
 Kildreyneke, Fr. Walterus de, de Ordine Minorum, Bodminie. 
 Reprina, Fr. Johannes de, de eodem Conventu. 
 
 Wolfe, Fr. Thomas le, Canonicus de Frithelestoke, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 Reli- J Voerhel, Fr. Johannes de, Canonicus ibidem. 
 iosi. 
 
 Plyrnptone, Fr. Simon de, Canonicus de Torre, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 (^Giffard, Fr. Walt., Monachus Buffestrie [Buck fast], ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Partut, Michael, ad pres. Randulphi, filii Thome de Schillyngforde. 
 Clive, Richardus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Bikebiri. 
 Sancto Erco, Thomas de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Boterelle. 
 Rudruth, Gregorius de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Ruel, Rogerus, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 Markwille, Warinus de, ad titulum proprii patrimonii sui. 
 Ayscherigge, Ric. de, ad pres. Priorisse et Monialium de Corneworthi, et Joh- 
 annis de Bynneleghe. 
 
 Penleyn, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. 
 Cameleforde, Thomas de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Halbertone, Gregorius de, ad pres. Walteri Gamboun, de Moristone. 
 Eglosheil, Robertus de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Stapeldone, Militis. 
 Tremur, Johannes de. ad pres. Dom. Roberti Filii Roberti, Militis. 
 Spridel, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis Coffyn. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 / Flemynge, Magister Thomas, Rector Ecclesie de Brattone[-Flemynge]. 
 Tremnr, Hugo de, Rector Ecclesie de Kentelesbeare [Kentisbeare]. 
 
 Umfravyle, Robertus de, Rector Ecclesie de Lappeforde. 
 Weye, Willelmus de la, Rector Ecclesie de Estansty. 
 
 Rene- 
 
 ficiati. . r ^. 
 
 Dupeforde, Rogerus de, Vicarius Ecclesie de Eglosheil. 
 
 (Drake, Fr. Willelmus, Canonicus de Torre, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Gras, Fr. Thomas le, Canonicus ibidem, 
 giosi. j Deghere, Fr. Johannes le, Canonicus ibidem. 
 
 ' Brittestowe, Fr. Alanus de, Monachus Buffestrie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci 
 Lancastre, Ricardus de, Ebor. Dioc., ad pres. Randulphi de Albo-Monasterio, 
 Militis, ad Litt. Dim. Decani and Capituli Ebor.. Sede ibidem vacante ; 
 que sunt ad Diaconatus et Presbiteratus Ordines. 
 Cissore, Henricus filius Nicholai, de Southmoltone, ad pres. Roberti de 
 
 Hortone, Militis. 
 
 Heghen, Robertus de la, ad pres. Dom. Rioardi de Stapeldone, Militis. 
 Sancto Hillario, Ambrosius de, ad pres. Prioris Montis S. Michaelis. 
 Jerard, Walterus, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckfasf]. 
 Medenecuuibe, Johannes de, ad pres. Radulphi de Tregoz. 
 Fraunceis, Will., de la Wille, ad tit. Provis. sue super Prior, et Conv. Tottonie. 
 Boclande, Ricardus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 Date, Ricardus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 
 2L 
 
522 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Lomene, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Beaupel, Militia. 
 Axernue, Johannes de, ad pres. Gilbert! de Umfravyle. 
 
 XCIIII. 
 
 [1318 ; 23 Dec.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Faren- 
 done, Winton. Dioc., die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 Mens. Dec., viz. xxiij die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC rao . 
 xviij , et Consecracionis Domini Anno xj; de Licencia 
 Johannis [de Sandale], tune Episc. Winton. Ordinavit, 
 eciam, quosdam Religiosos de Ordine Fratrum Predica- 
 torum Winton., de Licencia predicti Patris. 
 
 [This Licence was dated at Southwark, 20 Dec.]. 
 
 Ad Primam Tonsuram, 
 Tregontros, Johannes de. Nywetone, Simon de. 
 
 Acoliti 
 
 Polwyl, Randulphus de Trilli, Henricus de Trethewi, Willelmus de 
 
 Greindor, Thomas Hellande, Johannes de Trenans, Nicholaus de 
 
 Chorigou, Nicholaus de Spergour, Nicholaus de Chugulioke, Andreas de 
 
 Subdiaeoni, 
 
 fNoreis, Philippus le, Rector Eccl. de Bradeneche [Bradninch]. 
 Pene- ' Pll ar d Magister VValterus, Rector Keel, de North bovy. 
 ficiatiil Pipard, Reginaldus, Rector Keel, de Bir [ Bere- Ferrers], 
 
 VDurand, Johannes, Sacrista Keel, de Boseham, oriundns de Dioc. Exon. 
 Totenham, Fr. Simon de, de Conv. Predicatorum Wintouie, de Licencia 
 speciali Loci Diocesani. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 I Briddale, Willelmns de, Rector Ecclesie de Westboclande. 
 Bene 7 Esse, Magister Thomas de, Porcionarius in Eccl. de Twyvertone. 
 ficiati. ( L u iy n> Magister David de, Rector Eccl. Saucti Petroci, Exonie. 
 Greyneville, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Barthol. de Greinevile. 
 Crugular, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 fol. Presbitcri, 
 
 IB ne /^ e ^ e ) Simon, Rector Ecclesie de Manatone. 
 ficiati. I Fonte, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Northulle [Nort/tM]. 
 
 Eeli- A I fde Conv. Predicatorum Winton., de Licencia 
 
 fit*; n 
 
 xcv. 
 
 [1319 ; 7 April] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Paroch. de Est- 
 horsleghe, de Licencia Venerabilis Patris, Walteri, Cantuar. 
 Archiepiscopi, . . . Sabbato Sancto Pasche ; viz. vij die 
 Mensis Aprilis, A.D. M. COC mo xix. 
 
 Subdiaconus, 
 Lappeflode, Walterus de, Rector Ecclesie de Brideforde. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 Setone, Magister Walterus de, familiaris Domini, et oriundus de Dioc. Exon., 
 
 R. Eccl. de Wynfrede, Sarrum. Dioe. [ Winfrith Neivburyh, Dorset], 
 Durant, Johannes, Sacrista Eccl. de Boseham, oriundus de Dioc. Exon. 
 M MEMORANDUM quod isto die nonfuerunt aliqui Prexbiteri Ordinati. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 523 
 
 XCVL 
 
 [1319 ; 22 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedr. Exon., die 
 Sabbat i Quatuor Teraporum Mensis Sept., viz., xxij die 
 ejnsdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo xix. 
 
 Acoliti, 
 
 Burghe, Will, de Mariner, Edwardus Luerne, Will, de Cordyngtone, Thorn. 
 Trenewithe, Will. Seleione, Rad, de Alre, Johannes de de 
 
 de Swift, Walterus Leghe, Johannes de Bremelcombe, Joh. 
 
 Moneketone, Rob. Aliam, David Wike, Walterus de de 
 
 de Gerard, Reginaldus 
 
 Edulfe, Job., de Pultone, Sarum. Dioc., ad Litt. Dim. . . ad omnes Minores. 
 Chalerne, Willelmus Bidiforde, Galfr. de Jakes, Thomas Dynsbeare, Alex, de 
 
 Keneforde, Nich. de Clyst, Clemens de Plymptone, Will, de Biri, Willelmus de 
 Hulle. Thomas de Antony, Thomas 
 
 Bene-Boyvile, Simon de, Rector Ecclesie de Westwoggewille [Vfrest Oywell}. 
 L- Stone, Fr. Mich, de la, Mon. Buffestrie ad pres. Abbatis Loci [Buckfast]. 
 
 Welles, Fr. Thorn, de, Mon. de Forde, ad pres, Fr. Will., Abbatis, et Conv. 
 
 Reli- 
 giosi. 
 
 ejusdem Loci. 
 
 Lananta, Fr. Nicholaus de, de Ordine Fratrum Minorum Bodminie. 
 Bagga, Fr. Will., Canonicus Bodminie, ad pres. J. Prioris, et Conv. Loci. 
 Fardeyn, Thomas Coritoue, Joh. de Lerkebeare, Ric, de Cockeswalle, Thorn. 
 Trelan, Germanus Nore, Willelmus Crokere, Rob. le de 
 
 de Mounteyn, Will. Gatepathe, Hen. de Molyns, Petrus 
 
 Produmme, Joh. Colitone, Thorn, de Withiel, Lucas de Albrey, Johannes 
 Donekeswille, Phil. Wolfe, Johannes le More, Joh. de la Gradibus, Walt, de 
 
 de Stur, Benedictus Gove, Thomas Bole, Thomas 
 
 Lappenode,Andr, de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 Antony, Antonius, filius Ricardi, de Southmoltone, ad pres. Mathei de 
 
 Crauthorne. 
 
 Fissacre, Robertus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 Lincome, Joh. de, ad pres. Thome de Yestdoune ; non admittatur ulterius ad 
 
 Ordines, quousque [sewer if] cantare. 
 
 Penraark, Walterus de, legitimatus, ad pres. Johannis Coffyn. 
 Dyneham, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Baunfelde. 
 Nanfan, Thomas de, ad pres. Oliveri de Carminou. 
 Peferel, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Yuwisdone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis Hurewarde. 
 Pyn, Petrus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buckfasf], non 
 
 admittatur ad ulteriores Ordines, quousque sciverit cantare. 
 Bottelonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Rogeri de Pridiaus, non admittatur ad 
 
 Ordines, quousque sciverit cantare. 
 
 Esse Raufe, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Arblaster. 
 Fowy, Gilbertus de, ad pres. Dom. Martini de Fisshacre, Militis. 
 Ipplepenne, Lucas de, ad pres. Johannis de Boy vile. 
 Uppecote, Ricardus de, ad pres. Galfridi Malherbe. 
 
 Gerveys, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Coritone. 
 
 Sancto Leonardo, Magister Walterus de, Rector Eccl. Sancti Olavv, 
 
 Bene. 
 flciati. 
 
 Civitatis Exonie, ad tit. predicte Ecclesie, de Precepto Domini. 
 
 f Bochamptone, Fr. Johannes de, Mon. de Forde, ad pres. Willelmi, Abbatis, 
 
 et Conv. Loci. 
 
 j Bauge, Fr. Willelmus de, Mon. Tottonie, ad pres. Fratris Jocelini, Prioris 
 Reli- ! ejusdem Loci. 
 8 ios M Haldesworthe, Fr. Henr. de) 
 
 | Mersche, Fr. Will, de [-Canonici Lancestonie, ad pres. Prioris Loci 
 
 1 Treyer, Fr. Joh. de J 
 
 LWicheforde, Fr. Rob. de, Canonicus Plymptonie, ad pres. M., Prioris Loci. 
 2L 2 
 
524 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Bodwey, Rogerus de, ad pres. Ade Doignel. 
 
 Sancto Karanthoco, Petrus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Boys, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis le Gras. 
 ate Pole, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis Piparde. 
 Alfyngtone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Randulphi, filii Thome Fiz Row. 
 Axeminstre, Johannes films Elie de, ad pres. Roberti de Okestone. 
 Wiltone. Stephanus de, ad pres. Dom. Henr. de Campo Arnulphi, Militis. 
 f"!"Cosyn, Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Warkeleghe. 
 
 tus. Combe, Will, de, ad tit. patrhnonii sui, quod asseruit se habere ex feoffamento 
 Philippi de Okebeare, in presencia ejusdem Philippi ; super quo exhibuit 
 Cartam in Examinacione ; quam, quidem, Cartam idem Philippus advocavit. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 f Niwetone, Magister Heuricus de, Rector Eccl. de Neweton* Ferers. 
 I Flamanke. Magister Rioardus, Rector Ecclesie de la Roche. 
 
 fol. | [Sancto Laurencio], Magister Bartholomews [de]. Rector Ecclesie Je Methe. 
 Bene- ^ F IUUS Hugonis. Johannes, Rector Eccl. de Aysschprestone [As'xofi]. 
 ficiati. I Bukyngtone, Johel de, R. Eccl. de Westwolringtone [Went Wnrlinglon}. 
 I Trevaignon, Willelmus de, R. Eccl. Sancte Crucis in Kerier [Grade]. 
 ( Nywenham, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Rame. 
 f Cole, Fr. Philippus, Monachus Buffestrie, ad pres. R., Abbatis Loci. 
 
 Re,,, j l a to n clo,' Fn mc'de^ } M " acUi Ae Forde ' ad P"* W - Abbafe Looi - 
 Kiosi. *, Somerforde, Fr. Thorn, de, 1 Monachi de Boclonde, ad pres. T., Abbatis 
 
 I Cliva, Fr. Gilbertus de, j Loci. 
 
 I Boskennynis, Fr. Alfredus de, de Ordine Predicatorum de Truru. 
 Trevayles, Ric. de, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedekne. Militis. 
 
 Berniacote,* Rob. de, ad pres. Joh. de Mortone, 
 Kellilan, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 Glide,* Ric., ad pres. Dom. Nich. de Kirkham, 
 
 non admittantur isti duo* 
 ad alios Ordines. nisi sci- 
 ant can tare. 
 
 Militis. 
 
 Sancta Wendrona, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Walsbreu. 
 Fechaham, Bartholotueus de, ad pres. Oliveri de Oaermenou. 
 Driwisteyngtone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis 1 Deneys. 
 Alba Marlea, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Cole. 
 Thorne, Gilbertus de la, ad graciam Domini. 
 Espicer, Petrus dictus le, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 Stoforde, Benedictus de, ad titulum pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone, quern 
 
 sibi sufficere reputavit ; et de Precepto Domini. 
 Coke, Johannes, ad pres. Abbatis et Conventus Tavistochie. 
 Launceles, Will, de, ad pres. Dorn. Barthol. de Greynvile, Militis. 
 Cola, Walterus, de Treneglos, ad pres. Simonis Giffard. Injunction est dicto 
 Waltero quod infra biennium ad superiores Ordines non accednt, sub pena 
 Excommumcacionis. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 ( Durant, Joh., Sacrista Ecclesie de Boseham, oriundus de Dioc. Exon., ad 
 Benc- | graciam Domini, 
 ficiati ( Fi z Raufe, Magister Robertus le, Rector Ecclesie de Rewe. 
 
 / Giffard, Fr. Willelmus, Monachus Buffestrie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 I Wolfe, Fr. Thorn, le \ / Canonici de Frith elestoke, ad pres. Oliveri, Prioris 
 Reli- j Vokeil, Fr. Joh. le j \ Loci, et Concanonicorum ibidem, 
 giosi. | Crochard, Fr. Willelmus, Canonicus Lancestonie, ad pres. R., Prioris Loci, 
 Kildreyneke, Fr. Walt, de } f Canonici Bodminie, ad pres. J., Prioris, et 
 ^Reprina, Fr. Joh. de J \ Conv. Loci 
 
 Sancta Marina, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor, de Talfren. 
 Ruel, Rogerus, ad pres. Philippi de Lamettyn. 
 Penlen, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Nicholai de Ferers. Et, quia non cantet, non 
 
 habebit Literas Ordinis quousque sciverit. 
 Asserigge, Ricardus de, ad pres. Roberti de Malstone. 
 Redruth, Gregorius de, ad pres. Dom. Johannie de Treiagu, Militis. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 525 
 
 Crucgular, Johannes de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 
 Greynvile, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Barthol. de Greinvile, Militis. 
 
 Bodrigi, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Will, de Botreaux, Militis. 
 
 Adou, Johannes ad pres, Dom. Thome le Arcedekne, Militis. 
 
 Sancto Ercho, Thomas de, ad pres. Fr. P. de Karavilla, Prioris Montis Sancti 
 
 Michaelis in Cornubia. 
 
 Marquille, Magister Warinus de, ad tit. patrimonii sui. 
 Eglosheil, Rob. de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Carnpo Arnulphi, Militis. 
 Withiel, Paulus de, ad pros. J., Prioris, et Conv. Bodminie. 
 Holewille, Johannes de, ad pres. Johannis Piparde. 
 Camleforde, Reginaldus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 Pariut, Michael, ad pres. Radulphi de Schillyngeforde. 
 Clyve, Ricardus de la, ad pres. Domini Jacobi de Oxtone, Militis. 
 Porta, Henricus de, tid pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptonie. 
 Caus, Johannes, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 
 Trernur, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Rob. Filii Willelmi, Militis. 
 Spridel, Thomas, ad pres. Johannis Coflyn. 
 Slade, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. BufFestrie. 
 Tremail, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti Filii Willelmi. 
 Camlaford. Thomas de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneys. 
 Wilecoke, Kicardus, ad pres. Johannis Hureward. 
 Arleu, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Carmenow, Militis. 
 
 xcvii. 
 
 [1319 ; 23 Sept.] MEMORANDUM quod subscript! pueri ordinati fuerunt ad 
 Primam Tonsuram, in Capitulo Eccl. Cathedralis Exou., Die Dominica in 
 crastino Celebracionis dictorum Ordinum, 
 
 Bryan, Adam 
 
 More, Joh. de la 
 
 Tettebourne, Ric. 
 
 Bremelcombe, Joh. 
 
 Chynne, Will, de 
 
 Stitte, Johannes 
 
 de 
 
 de 
 
 Colleghe, Walt, de 
 
 Ayssche, Thorn, de 
 
 Tauntefer, Robertus 
 
 Froda, Johannes 
 
 Botreaux, Walt, de 
 
 Esse, Ricardus de 
 
 Wodeward, Ric, 
 
 Wyndyatc, Thorn. 
 
 Balle, Will., B. et 
 
 Burys, Walterus de 
 
 Thrikyngham, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 W. Dioc. (Litt, 
 
 Wideslade, Walt, de 
 
 de, Line. Dioc., 
 
 Tordham, Will, de 
 
 Dim.), ad omnes 
 
 Poute. Ricardus de 
 
 Litt. Dim. Loci 
 
 Hamnie, Rog. de 
 
 M mores 
 
 Ferers, Johannes 
 
 Diocesan i ad o nines 
 
 Southcote. Will, de 
 
 Holewille, Laur. de 
 
 Clyve, Henricus de 
 
 Minores 
 
 Posbiri, Joh. de 
 
 Leghe, Rad. de 
 
 Belston, Rogerus de 
 
 Taverner, Johannes 
 
 Chevelistone,Thom. 
 
 Croke, Johannes 
 
 Persoun, Willelmus 
 
 Carpenter, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Prechour, Johannes 
 
 Gaudechoun, Will. 
 
 Andreu, Johannes 
 
 Kerneke, Bened. de 
 
 Spina, Walterus 
 
 Lappeflode, Rad. de 
 
 Olist, Galfridus de 
 
 Birche, Will, dela 
 
 Blakebrom, Walt. 
 
 Polgrun, Paulus de 
 
 Godescote; Will, de 
 
 Coke, Will, le, de 
 
 de 
 
 Varmy stone, Rob. 
 
 Loniel, Johannes 
 
 Brideforcle 
 
 Colvercoke, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Godesonte, Nich. de 
 
 Braunforde,Will. de 
 
 Colleghe, Rob. de 
 
 Spenser, Laur. le 
 
 Holigocl, Ricardus 
 
 Hauekedone, J oh. de 
 
 Brokelonde,Will. de 
 
 Britoun, Willelmus 
 
 Rake, Adam de 
 
 Gaudechoun, Joh. 
 
 Copyner, Joh., de 
 
 Auecome, Rob. de 
 
 Lovecoke, Philippus 
 
 Dirhille, Ric. de 
 
 Chulmeleghe 
 
 Payne, Robertus 
 
 Paul, Johannes 
 
 Penhale, Bald, de 
 
 \voun, Johannes 
 
 LappeflocI, Jacob.de 
 
 Corke, Robertus 
 
 Welbilovede, Joh. 
 
 Kallard, Ricardus 
 
 Luerne, Johannes de 
 
 Dounehevede, Ad. 
 
 Wreiforde, Ric. de 
 
 Dobba, Willelmus 
 
 Ilstyngtoiie, Nich. 
 
 de 
 
 Tordham, Henr. de 
 
 Chulmeleghe, Nich. 
 
 de 
 
 fol. 242. 
 
 Hertham, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Wyot, Johannes 
 
 Davy, Rogerus 
 Spridel, Ricardus 
 
 Roweburghe, Nich. 
 de 
 
 Prest, Ricardus 
 Criditone, Joh. de 
 
 Cartere, Johannes 
 
 Karie, Adam, de Se- 
 
 Wottone, Will, de 
 
 Criditone, Rog. de 
 
 Mertone, Joh. de 
 
 tone 
 
 Hauekerigge, Rog. 
 
 Rendy, Jordanus 
 
 Russel, Johannes 
 
 Ekeswille, Joh. de 
 
 de 
 
 Rendy, Johannes 
 
 Bourne, Henr. de 
 
 Henoke, Henricus 
 
 Bradeleghe, Rog. de 
 
 Mone, Johannes 
 
 Bozoun, Ricardus 
 
 Lamelyn, Beg. de 
 
 Liftone, Simon de 
 
 Elis, Rogerus 
 
 Dulonde, Nich. de 
 Duelonde, Rog. de 
 
 Hervi, Radulphus 
 Tauntifer, Johannes 
 
 Kyngdone, Joh. de 
 Persoun, Johannes 
 
 Moriz, Johannes, de 
 Hentone 
 
 Baggeston, Thorn. 
 
 Berigge, Thorn, de 
 
 Combe, Guido de 
 
 Sturre, Johannes 
 
 po * 
 
 de 
 
 
 Caohanj, Joh. de 
 
 Gras, Edmundus le 
 
526 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 XCVIII. 
 
 [1319 ; 17 Oct.] Ordiuati ad Primam Tonsuram in Eccl. Parochiali de Stoke 
 Sancti Nectani, de Hertilande, xvij die Oct., Anno proximo supradicto, 
 
 Pippeshille Job. de 
 Luttekisforde, Nich. 
 de 
 Mortymer, Robertas 
 Dirhille, Kic. de 
 Welisforde, Job. de 
 Welisforde Keg, de 
 Rowedone, Rob. de 
 Launceles, Job. de 
 Rowestone, Rob. de 
 
 Dalioun, Willelraus 
 Sondere, Nicholaus 
 Uppecote, Walt, de 
 Cokematoue, Ric. de 
 Kylkamptone, Joh. 
 de 
 Doketone, Ric. de 
 Graddone, Rob. de 
 Cokeraatone Job. de 
 
 Wolferdiswortbe, 
 Reg. de 
 Luttekisforde, Will. 
 de 
 Jolifblode, Rog. 
 Tetisbiri, Ric. de 
 Dene, Rob. de la 
 Foleibrde, Henr. de 
 Brounynge, Will. 
 Langeforde,Hen. de 
 
 Pollarde, Rob. 
 Pollarde, Thorn. 
 Pollarde, Walt. 
 Ber, Will, de 
 Pollarde, Job- 
 Esse, Oliverus de 
 Esse, Alanusde 
 Esse, Jacobus de 
 Esse, Rog. de 
 
 XCIX. 
 
 [1319 ; 19 Oct.] Ricardus Colyn ordinatus fait ad Primam Tonsuram, apud 
 Hywische, xix die Oct., A.D. M. CCC mo . xix. 
 
 C. 
 
 [1319 ; 21 Oct.] Ordiuati ad Primam^Tonsuram, in Eccl.Beate Marie Magcl. 
 
 Barnastapolie, que est Conventualis, xxj die Oct., Anno supradicto, 
 PirkifWOXthe, Petr. Lane, Rob. de la Estecombe, Will, de Pidekwille, J oh. de 
 
 de Broun, Pagauus Foka, Job. Cadya, Job. 
 
 Crosse, Ric. de Blakewille,Henr. de Lockesore, Job. de 
 
 Estecombe, Ric. de Honicote, Ric. de 
 
 Bittedone, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus Barnastapolie. 
 
 01. 
 
 [1319 ; 30 Nov.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Blaketoritone [Black 
 
 Torrington], die Veneris in Festo S. Andree, Apostoli. 
 
 Walle, Reg. d la Tirel, Ricardus Strockesworthe, Tateworthe, Will. 
 
 Ci-ofte, Henr. de Bealde, Johannes Will, de de 
 
 Barnyngtone, Henr. Tvvychener, Henr. Frome, Henr. de Tirel, Laurencius 
 de de Woda, Thorn, de la 
 
 on. 
 
 [1319; 30 Nov.] Eodera die recepit David de Servyngtone Primam Tonsuram 
 a Domino, apud Heauntone [HigJiampton], in Camera Manerii Domini Ric. 
 de Campo Arnulphi. 
 
 cm. 
 
 [1319 ; 2 Dec.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Lawittetone, ij die. Men- 
 sis Deceinbris, 
 
 Warnforde, Nich. de 
 Lanrake, Will, de 
 Underdoune, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Wode, Ric. de la 
 Stevenistone, Ric, de 
 
 CIIII. 
 
 [1319 ; 16 Dec.] Item ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram apud Stoke in Hamme, 
 xvj die Decembris, Henr. Cole, Matheus de la Hoke, Ric. de Boclonde. 
 
 Yedevind, Rob. 
 Mersche, Ric. de 
 Tousta, Rog. 
 Hortop, Job. 
 UfFaworthi, Thorn. 
 Deneys, Will, 
 Luggere, Ric. 
 
 Forde, Will, de 
 Ysaac, Thomas 
 Barry, Will. 
 Trewe, Will. 
 Vike, Joh. de, cui 
 super illegitimi- 
 tate fuerat dispen- 
 
 satuin 
 Brackysche, Job. 
 Combe, Will, de 
 Hole, David de 
 Bogbewode, Joh. de 
 Lone, Johannes 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 527 
 
 CV. 
 
 [1319 ; 22 Dec.]. Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Convent. Tottonie, 
 die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decembris ; viz., 
 xxij, die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo . xix. 
 
 Acoliti, 
 
 Honeraenacote, Magister Ricardus de. 
 
 Kerneke, Magister Mich., Rector Eccl. Saucti Ermetis in Poudre [St. Ernie], 
 Garrou, Fr. Henricus de, de Ordine Predicatorum de Truru. 
 Bittedene, Fr. Will, de, Monachus Barnastapolie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 Butecoke, Ric. Notte, Wyniondus Hillay, Joli. Peyto, Thorn, de 
 
 Leghe, Job. de Persoun, Job. Holewille, Henr. de Boclonde, Petr. de 
 
 Dounlonde, Will. Hideswille, Rob, de Kachevrensche, Biketone, Rog. de 
 
 de Creinpe, Will. Walterus Chageforde, Ric. de 
 
 Kelly, Galfr. de Ayspertone, Rad. Coule, Johannes More, Rog. de la 
 
 Esse, Walt, de de Stonforde, Laur. de Hillynge, WU1. 
 
 ReginaldijJohamies, Chisewille, Thorn, Rippeleghe,Matlieus Huddere, Matheus 
 de Lo de de Stetaforde, Job. de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Boy vile, Simon de, Rector Eccl. de Westwoggewille [West Ogwell]. 
 More, Fr. Willelmus de la, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Carnellou, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 Leghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti cle Stokhaye, Militis. 
 Tregodan, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Draynes. 
 Fonte, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Simouis Gifiarde. 
 Helweldeshore, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Byueleghe. 
 fol. Forsdone, Thomas de, ad pres. Philippi de Lamettyn. 
 2426. Coletone, Thomas de, ad pres. Jacobi, Domini de Cokyugtoue. 
 atte Brigge, Willelmus, ad pres. Radulphi de Bello Prato. 
 Longa Petra, Warinus de, ad pres. Henrici de Kelligryn. 
 Sude, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Thome de Stapeldone. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 BenefGerveys, Johannes, Rector Ecclesie de Coritone. 
 
 f Bauge, Fr. Willelmus, Monachus Tottonie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 | Loveringe, Fr. Gervasius, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Keli- I Colbroke, Fr. Job. de 
 
 Canonici Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 giosi. > ( Prustetone, Fr. Rob. de 
 ! Solers, Fr. Simon de 
 I Engelbonrne, Fr. Job. de 
 Bene- f Pipard, Reginaldus, Rector Ecclesie de Byr [Sere Ferrers]. 
 ticiati. | Sancto Leonardo, Magister Walt, de, Rector Eccl. Saucti'Olavi, Exouie. 
 Middeltone, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Tavistochie. 
 Pole, Bartholomeus de la, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Chambernon. 
 White, Herveus le, de Polpri, ad pres. Willelmi de Carburra. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 Setone, Mag r . Walt, de, R. Eccl. de Morcestre Episcopi [Morchard-Bitkop]. 
 
 Flamanke, Magister Ricardus, Rector Eccl. de llupe [Roche]. 
 Trevaygnon, Will, de, 'Rector Eccl. Sancte Crucis in Kerier [Grade]. 
 
 Bene- 
 fkiat). 
 
 Sancto Laureucio, Magister Barthol. de, Rector Ecclesie de Methe. 
 Beli- ( Withiel, Fr. Aluredus de, de Ordine Predicatorum de Truru. 
 giosi. s Somerford, Fr. Thomas de, Monachus de Boclonde, ad pres. Abbati* Loci. 
 ! Strecheleghe, Fr. Ric. de, Canouicus Plymptouie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 Spicer, Petrus dictus le, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Tottonie. 
 
 CVL 
 
 [1319 ; P Dec.] MEMORANDUM quod Die Dominica proxima post Festum Beati 
 Nicholai, Confetsoris, A.D. M. CCC mo . xix, ordinati fuerunt ad Primam 
 
528 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Tonsuram, in Capella Camere Prioris de Plymptoue, apud Plymptoue, per 
 Dominum Johannes de Mymynglonde, Andreas de Mymnielonde, et Joh- 
 annes de Mymmelonde, jun. 
 
 OVII. 
 
 [1319 ; 27 Dec.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella do Peyngtone, die 
 Jovis in Festo S. Johannis, Apostoli et Evangeliste, A.D. M. CCC mo . xix , 
 Cheverystone, Will. Langebroke, Will. Pyn, Johannes de Stouforde, Joh. de 
 de de 
 
 [1319-20 ; 5 Jan.], 
 Blakedone, Joh. de, 
 Wrey, Galfridus, et 
 Hatherleghe, Joh. de 
 
 CVIII. 
 
 Ordinati suut a Doniiuo ad Primam Tonsuram, in 
 Ecclesia Parochiali de Lusteleghe, quinto die Jan., 
 A.D. M. CCO. xix. 
 
 CIX. 
 
 [1319-20 ; 20 Jan.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella de Poutone [St. 
 
 Breolce], xx die Mensis Jan., A.D. M. CCC mo . xix , 
 
 Pengelli, Oliver, de Rosvinny, Joh. de Stonard, Johannes Newetone, Steph- 
 L'gans, Joh. de Bouder, Walt, de Sor, Drogo le anusde 
 
 Tregastor, Ric. de 
 
 ex. 
 
 [1319-20 ; 25 Jan.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Sauctani Beriauam, xxv 
 
 die Januarii, 
 
 Trewoeth, Will, de Trevescan, Joh. de Bodynewel, Joh. de Boskenec, Benedic- 
 Trewoeth, Hugo de Penros, Joh, de Venour, Henr. le tus de 
 
 0X1. 
 
 [1319-20 ; 27 Jan.] Item, Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, apud Sanctum 
 
 Austolum, xxvij die Jan., Anno supradicto, 
 
 
 Trewynard, Henr. de 
 
 Mynstre, Ric. de 
 
 Kuny, Johannes de 
 
 Treloscan, Laur. de 
 
 Seneschal, Ric. de 
 
 Roscrogan, Joh. de 
 
 Borlas, Eadulphus 
 
 Pengelli, Andreas de 
 
 Tregois, Joh. de 
 Rosworgan, Willel- 
 
 Ketalleke, Joh. de 
 Buville, Oliverusde 
 
 Tresaloster, Joh. de 
 Roswoen, Rob. de 
 
 Nancuvel, J oh. de 
 Lananta, Walt, de 
 
 mus de 
 
 Sancto Maderno, 
 
 Trelyver, Johannes, 
 
 Roscareke, Will, de 
 
 Kaercas, Joh, de 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 til ius Thome de 
 
 Curconnar, Will, de 
 
 Vyr, Johannes, de 
 
 Cassacowen, Mavt- 
 
 Kalyngtone, Ric. de 
 
 Tremur, Joh. de 
 
 Hellestone 
 
 inus de 
 
 Blistone, Thorn, de 
 
 Tirel, Lucas, de 
 
 Treghellest, Will.de 
 Trewraneke, Joh. do 
 
 Pentyr. Johannes de 
 Cras, Laurencius 
 
 Bodcadi\vent,Will- 
 elmus de 
 
 Retir 
 Tresaloster, Rog. de 
 
 Tewyn, Thomas de 
 
 Pound, Ricardus 
 
 Penpol, Radulp, de 
 
 Polcornhorn, Joh- 
 
 Resperveke, Osbert- 
 
 Sancto Austolo, 
 
 Kerueke, Joh. de 
 
 annes de 
 
 us de 
 
 Laureucius de 
 
 Treloscan, Joh. de 
 
 
 Sancta Wendrona, 
 
 
 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 
 
 
 OXII. 
 
 [1320 ; 31 Aug.] Apud Chuddeleghe, ultimo die Mensis Aug., A.D. M. CCC mt) . 
 xx ., Fr. Joh. de Oxtone, de Ordine Minorum Exon., et Ric. de Reigny 
 receperunt Primam Tonsuram. 
 
 CXIII. 
 
 [1320 ; 7 Sept.] Apud Peyngtone, vij die Sept., Anno quo proximo supra, 
 recepit Walterus de Bikebiri, illegitimus, Primam Tonsuram a Domino ; cum 
 quo idem Dominus dispensavit, super dicto Ordine tantum. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 529 
 
 CXIIIL 
 
 [1320 ; 13 Sept.] Apud Lavvittetone, xiij die Mensis Sept., Anno predicto, recep- 
 erunt a Domino Primam Tonsuram Audreas Hamelin et Adam de Herris. 
 
 oxv. 
 
 [1320; 15 Sept.] Exonie, xv die Mensis Sept. A.D. M. COO", xx., will. 
 Sladde, Henr. de Silfertune, Alfr. Pistor, Will, de Modbiri, Job. Barouu, 
 Choruste de Choro Exon., receperuut Primam Tonsuram, in Capella Domini 
 Exon., ab ipso Domino Epispopo. 
 
 CXV I. 
 
 [1320 ; 20 Sept.] -Apud Xewenham, xx die Sept., suinino mane, Domiuus 
 ordinavit Walt, le Yunge et Joh. Gocelin ad Primam Tonsuram. 
 
 CXVII. 
 
 [1320; 20 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Parochial! de 
 Axeminstre, Exon. Dioces., die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 Mensis Sept., viz. xx die dicti Mensis, A.D. M. CCC m . xx. 
 
 Acoliti 
 Benf.Tremur, Ricardus de, Rector Ecclesie de Lansalewis \_Lansallos\. 
 
 f Oxtone, Fr. Johannes de, de Domo et Ordine Minorum Exonie. 
 
 | Winescote, David de, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatis ibidem. 
 Reli- ^ Vigerous, Fr. Johannes ) 1 Monachi de Boclaunde, ad pres. Abbatis 
 giosi. [ Wiche> Fr . Thomas de J \ Loci. 
 
 ^Boclande, Fr. Johannes de, de Ordine Predicatorurn. 
 Nanscarou, Magister Radulphus de. 
 Eisi, Johannes, ad Litt. Dim. Episcopi Sarumensis. 
 
 Nymet, Johannes de Sassecote, Joh. de Wercuinbe, Walt, de Colrigge, Rog. de 
 Giffarde, Ricardus Sancto Adweno, Nova Aula, Tho. de Irlauiide, Joh. de 
 atte Thome, Simon Ric. de Crugnyves, Joh. de Stede, Johannes 
 
 Wrange, Johannes Hervy, Adam Knolle, Joh. de More, Andr. de la 
 
 Stone, Thomas de, Cameleforde, Henr. Hendreborueke, Servyngtone, Joh- 
 
 legitimatus de Ric. de annes de 
 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 f Murimouthe, Magister Adam, junior, Canonicus Exonienisis. 
 Bene- | Plympstoke, Magister Thomas de, Rector Ecclesie de Exetninstre. 
 ticiati^ Bi y OU) Magister Henr., R. Eccl. de Lanihurn [St. Ruan-L'trtyhorne]. 
 243. i Winescote, Magister Ric. de, R. Eccl. de Yudd^sleghe [Iddetteigk], 
 
 (^Lovecoke, Ricardus, de Twyvertone, R. Eccl. de Butcuuneke [Bocvnnoc]. 
 
 f atte Stone, Fr. Mich., Monachus Buffestrie, ad pres. Abbatis Jjoci. 
 
 j Aysse, Fr. Ric. de, Monachus Tavistochie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Relist- j Asforde, Fr. Adam de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 iosi. , gancta Weneppa, Fr. Mathias de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 
 [ Welles, Fr. Thomas de, Monachus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 ^Cotiller, Fr. Joh. le, Canonicus Hertilandie, ad pres. Abbatls Loci. 
 15ene- a tte Stone, Willelmus, Rector Ecclesie de Saterleghe. 
 tus*" Baucombe, Walterus de, ad pres. Johannis de Kelli. 
 
 Recan, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Botriaux, Militis. 
 
 Bodulget, Johannes de, ad pres. Henrici, lilii Maugeri de Kellygrin. 
 
 Godriche, Willelmus, ad pres. Willelmi, Abbatis de Donkeswille. 
 
 Trenarreke, Ricardus de, ad pres. Henrici de la Pomeray. 
 
 Doghe, Stephanus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 
 Littelewere, Ricardus de. ad pres. Dom. Rob. de Hortone, Militis. 
 
 Raddone, Robert us de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plymptouie. 
 
 Broke, Robertus de, ad pres. Domini Decani Exoniensis. 
 
 Bockapitte, Laurencius de, ad pres. Rogeri le Cornu. 
 
 Trefens, Benedictus de> ad pres. Domine Isabelle de Bello Prato. 
 
530 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 Penrin, Willeliuus de, ad pres. Walter! Tauntefer. 
 Donnynge, Thomas, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Arcedekne, Militis. 
 Mortone, Jacobus de, ad pres. Dom. Robert! de Hortone, Militis. 
 Prigge, Will., ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie [Buck fast]. 
 Dynsbeare, Alexander de, ad pres. Dom. Ric. de Mertone, Militis. 
 Jankyn, Johannes, de Lanbrun, ad pres. Radnlphi Bloyou. 
 Bosustou, Arturus de, ad pres. Fr. Petri, Prioris Montis Michaelis. 
 Forde, Almanus de la, ad pres. Nicholai Giffard. 
 Trewinan, Walterus de, ad pres. Johannis le Deneis. 
 Diaconi, 
 
 fHarpharn, Wai terns de, 11. Eccl. de Jevcltone [Yeoviltone], B. et W. 
 
 | Dioc., ad Litteras Dimissorias Loci Diocesani. 
 
 Bene- <> Boyville, Simon de, Rector Ecclesie de West Woggewille [West Ocjwell]. 
 lciat1 ' | Lappeflode, Walterus de, Rector Ecclesie de Brideforde. 
 
 ( Roches, Magister Hugo de, Rector Ecclesie de Lusteleghe. 
 
 f Mountori, Fr. Ric., Monachus Tavistochie, ad pre*. Abbatis Loci. 
 Reli- | Warhain, Fr. Rob. de, Monachus de Newenham, ad pres. Abbatis Loci, 
 giosi. S L anan t a> Fr. Nich. de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 
 I^Wicheforde, Fr. Rob. de, Canonicus Plymptonie, ad pres. Prioris ibidem. 
 Bodwey, Rogerus de, ad pres. Ade Doignel. 
 Herweldisore, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis de Byneleghe. 
 Wiltone, Stephanus de, ad pres. Mathei de Bukyngtone. 
 Longa Petra, Warinus de, ad pres. Radulphi Bloyou. 
 Tregodan, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Draines. 
 Relig.Bochamptone, Fr. Joh. de, Monachus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 Karnellou, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 Pefferel, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Yuwisdone, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johanuis Hurward. 
 Sancto Carautoco, Petrus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu. 
 Antoni, Antonius fil. Ric., de Southmoltoue, ad pres. Mathei d Crautliorue. 
 Pyn, Petrus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. Buffestrie. 
 Fowi, Gilbertus, ad pres. Dom. Martini de Fishacre, Militis. 
 Dynham, Rogerus de, ad pres. Johannis de Puntyngtone. 
 Forsdone, Thomas de, ad pres. Philippi de Lamettiu. 
 Pen, Walterus, ad pres. Ricardi de Hiwische. 
 
 Arbloster, Will, le, ad pres. Jordan! de Brittestowe, nunciante W. de Wolleghe. 
 Lyncome, Johannes de, ad pres. Thome de Estdoune. 
 Fonte, Nicholaus de, ad pres. Sirnonis Giffard. 
 Penmarke, Walterus de, ad pres. Johannis Coffyn. 
 Cum be, Will, de, ad tit. patrimonii, et ad pres. Dom. Johannis de . , , 
 Leghe, Johannes de, ad pres. Domini Roberti de Stokhay, Militis. 
 ude, Willelmus, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi Hereward, Militis. 
 Alphingtone, Rog. de, ad pres. Radulphi, filii Thome Filii Radulphi. 
 Esse Raufe, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Arblaster. 
 Fishacre, Robertus de, ad pies. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 f Cherleton, Magister Rogerus de, Archidiaconus Tottonie. 
 
 } Newetone, Magister Henricus de, Rector Ecclesie de Newetone Ferers. 
 
 j Newenham, Willelmus de, Rector Ecclesie de Rame. 
 Bene- ; Lovecoke, Stephanus, Rector Ecclesie de Ayscombe [Ashcombc]. 
 ficiati. | F or dingtone, Johannes de, Rector Ecclesie de Clisthidone. 
 
 ^Thorne, Gilbertus de la, Rector Ecclesie de Bradeston. 
 
 f Leghe, Fr. Alexander de, Monachus Tavistochie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
 | Boge, Fr. Will., Monachus de Tywardraith, ad pres. Prioris ibidem. 
 Rejig. ' Prustecote, Fr. Willelmus de, de Ordine Minorum. 
 
 ' I StTklande, Fr.^il' de } Monachi de Forde ' ad P res ' Abbatis ^ cl 
 LCole, Fr. Philippus, Monachus Buftestrie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 531 
 
 Lauacels, Willelmus de, ad pres. Doru. Bartholomei de Greynvile. 
 
 Trevailes, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dotn. Thome Lercedekne, Militis. 
 
 Berniacote, Robertas de, ad pres. Johannis de Mortone. 
 
 Stouforde, Beuedictus de, a'l pres. Johannis Coffyn. 
 
 Alba Marlia, Johannes de, ai pre?. Johannis Cole. 
 
 Sancta Wendrona, Willelmus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Whalesbreus. 
 
 Glide, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Nicholai de Kirkham. 
 
 Drewisteyngtone, Willelmus de. ad pres. Johannis le Deneis. 
 
 Kellilan, Rogerus de, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 
 Fechaham, Bartkolonieus de, ad pres. Oliver! de Carmynou. 
 
 Whita, Herveus. ad pres. Willelmi de Carburra. 
 
 Pole, Bartholomews de la, ad pres. Henrici de Chamberuoun. 
 
 CXVIII. 
 
 [1321 ; 12 April] Apud Farendone in Capella Curie ibidem, xij die Aprilis, viz.. 
 Die Dominica in Ramis Palmarum, A.D. M. CCC mo . xxj, receperunt a 
 Domino Primam Tonsuram Thomas de Trelost et Ricardus Boterel. [By 
 Licence from Rigaud de Asserio, Bp. of Winchester. 16 Feb. 1320-1 (Reft 
 foL Ib -F.J.B.]. 
 
 CXIX. 
 
 [1321 ; 18 AprilJ A.pud Farendone, in Vigilia Pasche, viz. xviij die Aprilis, A.D. 
 M. CCC mo . xxj, Dominus, de Licencia Domini Wiuton. Episcopi .... 
 ordinavit in Presbiteros Robertum de Fishacre, V. Eccl. de Carswille Abbatis 
 [Abbot's Kerswelt], et Ricardum Lovecoke, de Twyvertone, R. Eccl. de Bot- 
 cunneke [Boconnoc], familiarem suum. 
 
 cxx. 
 
 [1321 ; 7 June] Londoniis, die Pentecostes, viz. vij die Junii, Anno proximo 
 supradicto, Dominus, in Capella sua ibidem, de Licencia Domini London- 
 iensis Episcopi, . . . ordinavit Magistros Johannem Paris et Ricardum de 
 Langacre in Acolitos. 
 
 CXXI. 
 
 [1321 ; 13 June] Londoniis, in Capella Dorn. Exou. Episc. ibidem, Dominus, ad 
 Litt. Dim. H., Lincolniensis Episcopi, et de Stephani, Episcopi Londoriiensis 
 Licencia speciali, ordinavit Joh. de Kengou, R. Eccl. de Lodenham [Lubben- 
 ham, Leicestershire], Line. I>ioc.,inpresbitcrum, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum 
 in Ebdotnada Peutescostes/ viz. xiij die Junii, Anno supradicto ; et remanent 
 predicte Litere cum aliis de Anno Domini M. CCC mo . xxj. 
 
 fol.243b. CXXII. 
 
 [1321 ; 19 Sept.] Ordines celebrati in Eccl. Cathedral! Exon., 
 die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Septembris, viz. 
 xix die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC' no . xxj. 
 
 Acoliti, 
 
 Botreaux, Walt, de Engleys, Joh. le Boclwey, Ric. de Martin, Ricardus 
 
 Maynard, David Penhal, Will, de Pinke, Johannes Wike, Johannes de 
 
 Hellistone, Pet. de Yunestowe, Joh. de Medenecombe, Persoun, Willelmus 
 
 Cameleforde, Rog. Toulonde,Thom. de Johel de Mareschal, Ricardus 
 
 de Bali, Robertus Forde, Ricardus de Porcel, Robertas 
 
 Crosse, Thorn., legi- Rouleshani,Joh. de Tomiz, Ricardus Sturre, Andreas 
 
 timatus Moriz, Johannes, de Scote, Robertus Kartere, Ricardus 
 
 Tfttteburne, Ric. de Hentone Cardoun, Willelmus Bysouthedone, Ric. 
 
 HethenaiijThom. de Knoudston, Ric. de Treiclegou,Joh. de Piltone, Humfr. de 
 
532 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Brodewode,Will. de 
 Kyngdone, Joh. de 
 Sancto Gerniano, 
 
 Rob. de 
 
 Hore, Henricus le 
 Karie,Ad.,deSetone 
 Chisweye, Will, de 
 Pacche, Walt., legi- 
 
 timatus 
 
 Russel, Johannes 
 Hendrewalle, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Roweburghe, Nicli. 
 
 de 
 
 Tavemer, Johannes 
 Russel, Stephanus 
 Trewe, Willelinus 
 Blanecom be, Rob.de 
 Winescote, Joh. de 
 Me\vy, Waltevus de 
 Parker, Johannes 
 Colvercocke, . . , 
 Coleworthi, Ric. de 
 Underdoune, Rog. 
 
 de 
 Whiteston, Rob. de 
 
 Tremorvel, Will, de 
 Brounynge, Pa- 
 gan us 
 
 Uppetone, Joceus de 
 Fraunceis, Will. 
 Axe, Walterus de 
 Okamptone, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Menefrede, Reg. de 
 Aiscote, Baldw. de 
 Thome, Walt, de 
 Bakerisleghe, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 Wrey, Henricus 
 Ekeworthi, Walt, de 
 Tregensethe, Andr. 
 
 de 
 
 Honicroft, Joh. de 
 Rowestone, Rob. da 
 Benet, Thomas 
 Clwuste, 
 Carpenter, Will. 
 Modbiri, Will, de 
 Clisl, Galfridus de 
 Silfertone, Henr. de 
 
 Pistor, Alfredus Ilstingtoue, Joh. de 
 
 Berewe, Johannes de, Chilmeleghe, Nich. 
 
 Line. Dioces. de 
 
 Berewe, Rob, de, Stouforde, Joh. de 
 
 ejusdem Dioces. Auecombe, Rob. de 
 
 (Litt. Dim. ad Ivoun, Johannes 
 
 omnes Minores). Charetter, Baldw., 
 
 Clive, Henricus de dictus le, R. Eccl. 
 
 Bosco, Johannes de deBrattonefFlem- 
 
 Chagasti, Henr. de ing] 
 
 Wyndyete, Thom.de Fr. Johel. Monachus 
 
 Rons, Baldw. le Tottonie, ad pres. 
 
 Mey, Walterns Prioris ibidem 
 
 Spenser, Laurencius Perville,Fr. Joh. de, 
 
 Ferers, Johannes 
 
 Broun, Johannes 
 
 Blakedone, Johannes 
 
 Hurdiiig, Willelmus 
 
 Gaudechoun, Will. 
 Braunforde,Will. de 
 Winestone, Ric. de 
 Blakedone, Joh. de 
 Newetone, Rog. de 
 Abbot, Walterns 
 Newetone, Steph.de 
 Lusteleghe, Joh. de 
 
 Monachus deNew- 
 enham, presenta- 
 tus Exnminatoii- 
 bus, viz. W, de 
 Setone etNich.de 
 Hele, per Fr. Joh. 
 deCornubia, Mon- 
 achum ibidem, per 
 ejusdera Loci Ab- 
 batem ad hoc lit- 
 eratorie constitu- 
 tuni. 
 
 Sladde, Willelmus 
 Subdiaconi, 
 
 Roskelin, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. de Tywardraithe. 
 Gras, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Arcedekne, Militis. 
 Colbroke, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Will, de Botreaux, Militis. 
 Bidiforde, Rogerus de, ad pres. Dom. Henr. de Chambernoun, Militis. 
 Berware, Johannes, ad pres. Gilberti de Umfranville. 
 Ferer, Willelmus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Sancti Germani. 
 Sancto Adweno, Ric. de, ad pres. Henrici, filii Maugeri de Kellygryn. 
 Coke, Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Bikebiri, Militis. 
 Mone, Ricardus, ad pres. Ricardi de Winkeleghe. 
 Polgrun, Gilb. de, ad pres. Nich. de Ferers, Non cantat : injungitur quod ad- 
 
 discat. 
 
 Honytone, Adam de, ad pres. Dom. Henrici de Chambernoun, Militis. 
 Hicche. Johannes, ad pres. Dom. Alexandri de Cruwes, Militis. 
 Sarum, Magister Rogerui dictus de, degracia Domini speciali. 
 We->tecote, Johannes de, ad pres. Dom. Roberti de Stokhai, Militis. 
 Payn, Willelmus, ad pres. Johannis le Deneis. 
 
 Trewidelan, Willelmus de, ad pres. Dom. W 7 illelmi de Botreaux, Militis. 
 Tregoni, Willelmus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Bodminie. 
 Hengstecote, Willelmus de, ad tit. patrirnonii sui, de Precepto Domini. 
 Coinyn, Nicholaus, ad pre^s. Dom. Bartholomei de Greyneville, Militis. 
 
 Bod-.de, ad pre, Abbatis Loci. 
 
 > Monacbi de Tiwardraithe, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 I Sandhille, Fr. Robertus de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 
 I Ilemynstre, Fr. Johannes de, Monachus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
 L Bittedone, Fr. Willelmus de, Monachus Barnastapolie, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 Diaconi, 
 
 Benef. Plimpstoke, Magister Thomas de, Rector Ecclesie de Exemynstre. 
 Paris, Magister Johannes dictus, de gracia Domini. 
 Trevareke, Ricardus de, ad pres. Reginald! de Penres. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 533 
 
 Donnynge, Thomas, ad pres. Dom. Thome le Ercedekne, Militis. 
 Bockapitte, Laurencius de, ad pres. Roger! de Cornu. 
 Janekin, Johannes, ad pres. Radulphi Bloyhou. 
 Trefens, Benedictus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Halap. 
 Mortone, Jacobus de, ad pres. Dom. Robert! de Stokehaye. 
 Recan, YValterus de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi de Botreaux, Militis. 
 Trewinan, Walterus de, ad prea. Johannis le Deneis. 
 Forde, Alinanus de la, ad pres. Nicholai Giffarde. 
 Boshustou, Artnrus de, ad pres. Prioris de Monte Sancti Michaelis. 
 Bottelonde, Johannes de, ad pres. Rogeri de Pridiaux. 
 Litelewere, Ricardus de, ad pres. Dom. Rnberti de Hortone, Miiitis. 
 Godriche, Willeimus, ad pres. Abbatis et (Jonv. de Donkesvville. 
 Prigge, Willeimus, ad pres. Abbatis et Couv. Buflfestrie. 
 Coletone, Thomas de, ad pres. Jacobi de Cokingtone. 
 fol. Axeininstre, Johannes 61ius Elie de, ad pres. Roberti de Oxtone. 
 ^* (Jolyn, Magister Robertus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Baucombe, Walterus de, ad pres. Willelmi de Coritone. 
 ate Pole, Willeimus, ad pres. Johannis Pipard. 
 Bois, Willeimus de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Torre ; que est ad Diacon- 
 
 atus et Presbiteratus Ordines. 
 
 Dyusbeare, Alexander de, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Mertone, Militis. 
 Raddone, Robertus de, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Plimptonie. 
 Doige, Stephanus, ad pres. Prioris et Conv. Lancestonie. 
 Broke, Rob. de, ad pres. Magistri Bartholornei, Decani Eccl. Exon. 
 ( Essewater, Fr. Ricardus de, Monaehus Tavistochie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
 Morel, Fr. Jacobus dictus\ 
 
 Fr. M U aS" S "" [* ' d P~ Prf - 
 Reli- ^ Feverer, Fr. Guillelmus j 
 
 Weneppa, Fr. Mathias de, de Ordine Minorum Bodminie. 
 
 Wellia, Fr. Thomas de, Monaehus de Forde, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
 Periers, Fr. Johannes, Monachus de Tywardraithe, ad pres. Prioris Loci 
 (_ Stoke, Fr. Matheus de, de Ordine Carmelitarum. 
 
 Presbiteri, 
 
 Longa Petra, Wariuus de, ad pres. Radulphi Bloyhou. 
 Kernhellou, Willelmus de, ad pres. Johannis le Sor. 
 Dynham, Rogerus, ad pres. Johannis de Baunfelde. 
 Tregodan, Stephanus de, ad pres. Johannis de Draynes. 
 Lyncome, Johannes de, ad pres. Thome de Yestdoune. 
 Herweldissore, Willeimus de, ad pres. Johannis de Bynneleghe. 
 Pyn, Petrus dp. nd pres. Abbatis et Conventus Buffestrie [Buckfast.] 
 Nanfan. Thomas de, ad pres. Oliveri de Cayrmynou. 
 Cola, Walterus, de Treneglos, ad pres. Simonis Giffarde. 
 Sancto Carantoco, Petrus de, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiage (sic), Militis. 
 Arbeloster, Willelmus dictus le, ad pres. Ricardi le Lou. 
 Bod\vey, Rogerus de, ad pres. Ade Doignel. 
 Pefrel, Ricardus, ad pres. Dom. Johannis de Treiagu, Militis. 
 Pen, Walterua, ad pres. Dom. Ricardi de Hewische, Militis. 
 Alphingtone, Rogerus de, ad pres. Radulphi, filii Thome Viz Raufe. 
 Penmarke, \Valfcrus de, legitimatus, ad pres. Johannis Coifyn. 
 Yulkesdone, Wnielmus de, ad pres. Johannis Hureward. 
 Coke, Johannes, ad pres. Abbatis et Conventus Tavistoclue. 
 Leghe, Joh. de, ad pres. Dom. Rob. de Stokhay, et ad tit. proprii patrimonii. 
 Esse Raufe, Robertus de, ad pres. Ricardi le Arbloster. 
 
 Combe, Will, de, ad tit. proprii patrimonii sui, quern sibi sufficere reputavit. 
 Antoni, Antonius, fil. Ric., de Southmoltone. ad pres. Mathei de Crauthorne. 
 Wiltone, Stephanus de, ad pres. Dom. Willelmi Herewarde. 
 Middeltone, Johannes de, ad pres. Abbatis et Conventus Tavistochie. 
 
 K10S1. 
 
534 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Chalvedone, Philippus de, ad pres. Radulphi Vautort. 
 
 Mountori, Fr. Ricardus, Mouachus Tavistochie, ad pres. Abbatis Loci. 
 
 Bauge, Fr. Guillelmus, Monachus de Tywardraithe, ad pres. Prioris Loci. 
 
 CXXIII. 
 
 [1321 ; 21 Sept.] Die Sancti Mathei, Apostoli, viz. xxj die Septembris, Anno 
 proximo antedicto, receperunt Primam Tonsuram a Domino, in Capitulo 
 Ecclesie Cathedralis Exonie, hii subscripti Scolares ; viz. Thomas de Heantone 
 et. Johannes de Marinelegbe, de presbiteris geniti et solutis ; cum quibus 
 Dominus, auctoritate Boreugarii, Tusculanensis Episcopi, Domini Pape 
 Penitenciarii Generalis, quo ad recepcionem Minorum Ordinum et Beneficia 
 Kcclesiastica optinenda sine cura, dispensavit, juxta traditam sibi per 
 Dominutn Berengarium super hoc potestatem. 
 Gamboun, Adam ; pro qxu> Johannes de Beauchamp et Johannes de . . . . 
 
 manuceperunt ad exhibendum ei necessaria in studio per triennium sevens. 
 Oreweye, Job. de, pro quo manucepit Adam de . . . qnod adibit Scclas 
 
 per triennium sequens sub pena xls. [Some icvrds are ol' iterated here]. 
 
 Smale, Walterus 
 Folle, Nicholaus 
 Kalewe, Willelmas 
 Wodelonde, Henr. 
 
 de 
 
 Fairelonde, Ric. de 
 Pas, Robertus 
 Chulmeleghe, Gode- 
 
 fridus de 
 
 Cissor, Willelmus 
 Walrond, Thomas 
 Bacouu, Johannes 
 Spaxtone, Thorn, de 
 Lukais, Adam 
 Herepathe, Rob. de 
 Lovecoki-. Robertus 
 Rayn, Ricardus 
 Bisouthedone, Joh. 
 t-adem, Rob. de 
 Renoldesheghes, 
 
 Willelmus de 
 Pynue, Will, de 
 Blanecombe, Reg. 
 
 de 
 
 Bode, Ricardus 
 Page, Robert us 
 Cissor, Robertus 
 Slake, Johannes 
 Alfingtone, Rog. de 
 Sarger, Johannes 
 Waghefenne, Joh. 
 
 de 
 
 More, Willelmus de 
 Molyns, Rob. de 
 Tirel, Hadulphus 
 Roweleghe, Alex, de 
 Smalecombe, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Crosse, Johannes de 
 Ku, Walterus 
 Spridel, Willelmus 
 Mareis, Johannes 
 
 Bosse, Robertus 
 Langedone, Walt.de 
 Tauntefer, Thomas 
 Bateman, Galfridiis 
 Oteri, Willelmus 
 Pers, Walterus 
 Nymet, Johannes de 
 Beaufiz, Johannes 
 Cheffare, Johannes 
 Corkiswelle, Steph. 
 
 de 
 
 Gnattorre, Thorn, de 
 Mewy, Johannes de 
 Mewi, Ricardus de 
 Crosse, Johannes de 
 Wasburne, Mauric. 
 
 de 
 
 Stone, Thomas de 
 Markesdone, Laur- 
 
 encius de 
 
 Wike, Joliannes de 
 Coritoue, Will, de 
 Curitone, Nich. de 
 Foleforde, Adam de 
 Corondone, Rob. de 
 Buttokeshide, Will. 
 
 de 
 
 Ernissetle, Ric. de 
 Hurbernetbrde, J oh. 
 
 de 
 
 Were, Johannes de 
 atte Hille, Johannes 
 Proutestone, Rog. 
 
 de 
 
 Odierne, Johannes 
 Veisi, Johannes 
 Forde, Andreas de 
 Cockishaye, Steph. 
 
 de . 
 
 Penteuyn, Johannes 
 Langestone, Ric. de 
 Vigerous, Ricardus 
 
 CXXIIII. 
 
 Ipplepenne, Galfr. 
 
 Smalecombe, Steph. 
 
 de 
 
 Frome, Johannes 
 Remmyslonde, 
 
 Willelmus de 
 Wodelonde, Joh. de 
 Filcham, Will, de 
 Morleghe, Will, de 
 Torri, Robertus 
 Leouetone, Joh. 
 
 filius Warini de 
 Bunecote, Joh. de 
 Badestone, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Esse, Henricus de 
 Ude, Johannes 
 Clive, Galfridus de 
 Prente, Willelmus 
 Comesheved, Joh. 
 
 de 
 Dounrewe, Thomas 
 
 de 
 
 Trewithian, Joh. de 
 Poundri, Mart, de 
 Boswolou, Joh. de 
 Noddone, Joh. de 
 Trevvynt, Rog. de 
 Boytone, Nich. de 
 Yumbrigge, Joh. de 
 Tremyen, Joh. de 
 
 Choruste, 
 Caperoun, Johannes 
 atte Wille, Hervicus 
 Pope, Rogerus. 
 Menedeu, Joh. de 
 Mortone, Thorn, de 
 Jordan, Robertus 
 Kilkamptone, 
 
 Thomas de 
 
 Castro Lauc^stonie 
 
 Ricardus de 
 Tredewe, Joh. de 
 Russel, Simon 
 
 ffol. V44b.l 
 
 Bireforde,Bernardus 
 
 de 
 
 Pednestone, . . de 
 Dallesdonc, . . de 
 Loges, Joh. de 
 Ylminstre, Henr. de 
 Molendino, Ric. de 
 Doune, Thomas de 
 atte Forde, Ric. 
 Ekeworthi, Thomas 
 Norreis, Johannes 
 Chirelestone, Thorn. 
 
 de 
 
 Sture, Willelmus 
 Hitta, Rogerus 
 Tynyel, Johannes 
 Germeyn, Johannes 
 Manadone, Joh. de 
 Molendino, Joh. de 
 Spereman, Thorn. 
 Watere, Hob. de la 
 Bikeleghe, Joh. de 
 Allewille, Joh. de 
 Chagasti, Bakle- 
 
 Avinus de 
 Winkeleghe, Rob. 
 
 de 
 
 Erniscombe, Joh. de 
 Brounstone, Ric. de 
 Brounstone,Will. de 
 Hille, Nicholaus de 
 Filius Jordan i, Will. 
 Beare, Thomas de 
 atte Yete, Johannes 
 Hethefelde, Phil, de 
 Vepa, Johannes 
 
 [1321; 4 Oct.] Ric. Buruel ordinatus fuit ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, 
 apud Okamptone, iiij die Mensis Oct., A.D. M. CCC mo . xxj. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 535 
 
 CXXV. 
 
 [1321 ; 9 Oct.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Eccl. Conventual! Sancti 
 
 Germani, ix die Mensis Oct. A.D. M. CCC mo . xxf, 
 
 Forda, Ricardus Criwes, Philippus Sauctns, Johannes Oppatone, Walt. 
 
 Polgonir, Job. de Ives, Ricardus de Gascoynge, Walt. Roscaswal, Will. 
 Polgonyr, Ric. de Bourne, Walterus Carpenter, Joh. Penpons, Petrus 
 
 Senian, Johannes 
 
 CXXVI. 
 
 [1321 ; 11 Oct.] Undecimo die Mensis Oct., A.D. M. CCC ra . xxj ., Ri- 
 curdus Macre ordinatus fuit ad Primam Tonxuram per Dominum, in Capella 
 sua apud Cotyngbeke. 
 
 CXXVII. 
 
 [1321 ; 16 Oct.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Eccl. Paroeh. de Bockonnoke, 
 
 xvj die Mensis Oct., A.D. M<\ CCC ra . xxj. 
 Kempe, Johannes Alys, Willelmus Kyngdone, Will, de Dura, Johannes 
 
 CXXVIII. 
 
 [1321 ; 25 Oct.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram, in Capella de Lanerghe [Lanncr], 
 xxv die Mensis Oct., A..D. M. CCC mo . xxj. 
 
 Sancto Justo, Reg. 
 de 
 Trenareke, Nich. de 
 Sancto Sancredo, 
 Johannes de 
 Trevethou, . . . de 
 
 Sancta Ewa, Joh. 
 de 
 Rider, Thomas 
 Hugo, Johannes, 
 de Trewirec 
 
 Trenans, Simon de 
 Trelowic, Reg. de 
 Nansinyn, Joh. de 
 Beaupre, Johannes 
 Trefusuwel, Reg. 
 de 
 
 Trefrucke, Will, de 
 Denysel, Joh. de 
 Rau'f'e, Thomas 
 Treworeke, Joh. de 
 Trenybyn, Walt. 
 
 CXXIX. 
 
 [1321 ; 31 Oct. Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, in Capella sua 
 
 apud Poutone [in St. Breoke], ultimo die ejusdem Mensis. 
 
 Rosworuecke, Alfr. Arlyn, Ricardus Tremadlyn, Ran- Tresyny, Wait, de 
 
 de Trewesalin, Pet. de dulphus de Wyndesore, Odo de 
 
 Wilkoke, Johannes Rudfos, Randolph- Pencors, Thorn, de Temple, Randulph. 
 
 Malot, Johannes us de Podiforde, Steph. Pengenna, Ricardus 
 
 Boskynnis, Nich. de Pillonde, Maugerus de Pengenna, Johannes 
 
 Rudfos, Willelmus Uppetone, Laur. de Carnan, Joh. de de, frater ej as. 
 
 cxxx. 
 
 [1321 ; 9 Xcv.] -Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, in Capella Curie 
 
 sue de Lawi:,tetone, ix die Mensis Novembris, 
 
 Masly, Robertus Botriscastel, Hem- Holdisworthe, Rog. Judde, Walterus 
 Torre, Walt, de la eritus de de Bogha, Will, de 
 
 Theawe, Walt, de la 
 
 CXXXI. 
 
 [1321 ; 10 Nov.] Eb tune in crastino, Ricardus Haye. 
 
 CXXXII. 
 
 [1821 ; 20 Nov.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, in Capella Curie 
 
 sue de Tautone [Bishop's Tawton], xx die Mensis Novembris, 
 Lorn, Petrus Luscote, Thorn, de Greye, Radulphus Poltimore, Robertus 
 
 Horswillake, Joh. Godeleghe, Symon Dittone, Will, de de 
 
 de de , , . , Robertus Beare, Walterus de 
 
 Halle, Symon de Crispyne, Johannes 
 
536 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 CXXXIII. 
 
 [1321 ; 29 Nov.] Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, in Capella Curie 
 
 sue de Nymetone [Bishopsnympton], penultimo die Mensis Novembris, 
 Whyteleye, Walterus Mattecote, Thomas Pariler, Ricardus le 
 
 CXXXTIII. 
 
 [1321 ; 12 Dec.] xij die Mensis Decembris, in Capella Domini apud Criditone, 
 ordinati fuerunt ad Primam Tonsuram Randulphus Byri et Johannes Byri. 
 
 cxxxv. 
 
 [1321 : 14 Dec. J Ordinati ad Primam Tonsuram per Dominum, in Capella Curie 
 
 sue de Chuddeleghe, xiiij die Decembris, 
 
 Crawis, Thomas Scnte, Nicholaus Pike, Henricus Treiagu, Steph. de 
 
 Cruwis, Ricardus Hoddisforde, Rob. Boiire, Johannes Bruere, Willeunus 
 Medewille, Will. 
 
 CXXXVI. 
 
 [1321 
 
 19 Dec.] Ordines celebrati inEccl. Paroch. do Chudde- 
 leghe, die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum Mensis Decembris, 
 viz. xix die ejusdem Mensis, A.D. M. CCC mo . xxj. 
 
 Accoliti, 
 Cartheu, Thorn, de 
 Ghille, Ricardus 
 Petit, Joh. dictus, 
 
 de Loo 
 
 Northecote, Joh. de 
 Trelay, Nich. de 
 Ludebroke, Rog. de 
 Doderiprcre, Will, de 
 Corke, Kol>^rtus de 
 Ailecote, Joh. de 
 
 Names (and portions of names) omitted above are illegible, the last folio being 
 damaged by damp. The Register of Ordinations ends, abruptly, here 
 [Licence to ordain within the Diocese of Winchester was granted to Bp. 
 Stapeldon by Bp. John de Stratford, 23 March, 1323-4 (Reg., fol 2). 
 F.J.B.]. 
 
 Botereliscastel, 
 Emeritus de 
 Greieston, Rog. de 
 Treflectros, Godefri- 
 dus de 
 Roweleghe, Alex, de 
 Hendrelnirneke, 
 Willelmns de 
 Pittel, Gilbertus 
 Blakedone, Walt, de 
 Prodhomme, Ric. 
 
 * 
 
 Religiosi, 
 Lanesel, Fr. > rp^j 
 Johannes I ", 
 Cloat, Fr. >' 
 Michael J raitl 
 Jaelarde, Johannes 
 Walsche, Johannes 
 Fuket, Thomas 
 Impe, Johannes 
 Spina, Walterus de 
 Prior, Ricardus 
 
 * 
 
 Wyndesore, O-.lo de 
 Vireworthi, Ric. de 
 Filius Jordan!, Will. 
 Trewassa, Will, de 
 Hamelyn, Reg. de 
 Harvarde, Thomas 
 Botteforde, Joh. de 
 Churchetone, Walt, 
 de 
 Polmorva, Petr. de 
 
 * 
 
 LETTERS DIMISSORY. 
 
 [The letters T, A, S, D, and P, stand for "Tonsuratns," "Accolihis," "Sub- 
 diaoonus," "Diaconus," and "Presbiter," respectively, and refer in each case 
 to the Orders (if any) already attained. Unless otherwise stated, the Ordina- 
 tions were to be celebrated "a quocumque Episcopo Catholico infra Regnum 
 Anglic intitulato "]. 
 
 Alternon, Master Hamund de, (S), 17 Aug., 1314; 87. 
 
 Arnulphi, Thomas (A), 13 Sept., 1309 ; 43 b . 
 
 Arundelle Sir Nicholas de, clerk, R. of Loddiswell, 30 Aug., 1317 ; 121 : again (S), 
 15 Feb., 1317-18; 125 b . 
 
 Asketille, William, " de Westdoune " (A), 16 Nov., 1311 ; 66. 
 
 atte Stone, Thomas (S), 18 Feb., 1324-5, Title from Dunkeswell Abbey ; 183 b . 
 
 Attewode, John (D), 12 April, 1322 ; 167 b . 
 
 Audele, Roger de, R. of St. Stephen's by Saltash, clerk, 23 July, 1321 ; 159. 
 
LETTERS DIMISSORY. 537 
 
 Averey, Richard, de Hamet" (A), 8 Feb., 1314-15 ; 101 b . 
 Ayswelle, Robert de, R. of Loxhore (A), 19 May, 1313 ; 78. 
 Ayswille, Thomas de (D), 23 Dec., 1318 ; 139 b . 
 
 Bahou, John de, clerk, 12 May, 1321 ; 158. 
 
 Baicote, Henry de (son of Philip), 4 Sept., 1308 ; 35. 
 
 Baret, John (D), "dum, tamen, Titulum habuerit," 7 Aug.. 1323 ; 176. 
 
 Bedel, Nicholas called le (A\ if " ydoueus in Literatura ",22 April, 1318 ; 126 b . 
 
 Benet, Master Michael, R. of Denbury (A), 17 March, 1314-15 ; 106. 
 
 Bere, John de, R. of Jacobstowe (Devon), clerk, 23 Sept., 1323 ; 176 b . 
 
 Beare, Master Wm. de, R. of Bridestowe, 29 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 Benfeld (or Benesfeld), Master Win. de, R. of Lezant (D), 21 Sept., 1309 ; 44. 
 
 Bergoynes, Adam de (S), 21 Sept., 1309 ; ibid. 
 
 Bisschop, Thomas, R. of Uploman (S), 23 May, 1320 ; 149 b : again (D), 10 March, 
 
 1320-1, to take Priests' Orders before St. George's Day (23 April) ; 157. 
 Blacolnisse, Roger de, R. of Stoke-Climsland (A), 25 April, 1323 ; 176. 
 Blatcheworthe, Walter de (A), "dum Titulum habuerit," 7 Aug., 1323 ; ibid. 
 Blaunville, [a blank] de, scholar, 21 April, 1321 ; 157 b . 
 Bleston, Roger de, clerk, 21 Feb., 1314-15 ; 102 b . 
 
 Bloyou, Master Henry, R. of [St. Ruan] Lanyhorne (S), 3 Feb., 1320-1 ; 155. 
 Bloyou, Master John, Canon of Glasney, 3 Jan., 1310-11 ; 58 b . 
 Bloyou, Ralph, 8 Oct., 1311 ; 64. 
 Bodminia, Walter de, clerk, 19 Feb., 1311-12 ; 68 b . 
 Bonneysyn, William, clerk, 11 May, 1309 ; 40 b . 
 Bosco, [a blank] de, clerk, 21 July, 1310 ; 53 b . 
 Botes, Adam (A), 15 July, 1324 ; 181. 
 
 Boyville, Simon de, R. of West Ogwell (D), 8 Oct., 1320 ; 152 b 
 Braibroke, Master John de, R. of Lapford (A), 4 Oct., 1322 ; 169 : again (S), 
 
 1 April, 1323 ; 175. 
 
 Branel, Thomas de (T), 24 Oct., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 Brawode, William de, clerk, R. of Charleton, 21 Sept., 1309 : 44. 
 Briddale, Master William de, R. of West Buckland (S), 1 Oct., 1318 ; 131 : again 
 
 (D), 23 Dec., 1318 ; 139. 
 Briton, Richard, 8 Nov., 1313 ; 81 b . 
 Broke, Master Robert, R. of Bratton[-Clovelly], 21 March, 1321-2 ; 167: again, 
 
 1 July, 1322 ; 168. 
 
 Bruyn, Sir John le, R. of St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier (D), 5 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 Bruytone, John de, 25 Sept., 1323 ; 177. 
 Bukyngtone, Johel de, R. of West Worlington (A), 30 Dec-, 1318; 139 b : again 
 
 (D), 22 May, 1320 ; 149 b 
 Burghe, John de la, clerk, R. of Bridford, 17 Oct., 1312 ; 74: again (S), 14 Nov., 
 
 1313 ; 81 b : again (R. of Lifton, clerk), 23 Nov., 1319 ; 145. 
 Burghe, William de, clerk, 2 June, 1319 ; 141. 
 Byneleghe, Master George de, R. of Blackawton (D), 4 Feb., 1314-15 ; 101 b . 
 
 Cabilia, William de (A), 9 June, 1321 ; 158. 
 
 Cainoke, Sir Robert, V. of Burrington (D), 29 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 Gaily, Master Hugh, " de Setone," R. of Offwell (A), 27 Nov., 1322 ; 169 b . 
 
 Cameleforde, Reginald de (A), 2 March, 1314-15 ; 103. 
 
 Capella, Paul de, 6 April, 1310 ; 49. This Entry is repeated on fol. 50. 
 
 Castello, Roger de, 23 May, 1309 ; 41. 
 
 Castro Lancevetone, Hugh de (P), " super conversacione " (i.e., on his becoming 
 
 a Monk), 14 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 Cestria, Philip de, R. of Clyst-St. George (A), 5 Sept., 1322; 168 b : again (D), 2 
 
 March, 1324-5 ; 183 b , 
 Chalvedone, Master Philip de, clerk, M.A., " de Aula de Stapeldonehall, Oxonie," 
 
 19 Feb., 1320-1 ; 156 b . 
 
 Charetter, Baldwin le, son of Robert, of Torrington, R. of Bratton-Fleming (A), 
 
 20 Sept., 1321 ; 160 b : again (D), 7 Nov., 1322; 169 b 
 
 2 M 
 
538 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Churitone, Henry de, 12 Nov., 1311 ; 65 b 
 
 Clerk, John ["Johannes, filius Johannis dicti Clerici, clericus "], 22 Sept., 1321 : 
 
 160 b 
 
 Clyf, Robert de, R. of Bradford, 14 Feb., 1314-15 ; 102 b . 
 Cocke, William called, of Penleyn, clerk, 30 Sept., 1318 ; 131. 
 Cokyngtone, John de, R. of Stockleigh-Pomeroy (S), 27 Dec., 1319 ; 145 b . 
 Cole, Thomas called, son of Richard, of Sutton [Plymouth], 21 Oct., 1320 ; 152 b . 
 Coliforde, Robert de, clerk, 20 Oct., 1314 ; 88 b . 
 Columbrigge, Master Thomas de (D), 12 Nov., 1308 ; 36 b , 
 
 He is described as "de Exoniensi Dyocesi oriundus" and R. of Kydeford, (Dioc. 
 of B. and W.) ; which Benefice he resigned under pressure by Bishop Drokenes- 
 ford, " v Nonas Marcii " (3 March). See Drokenesford's Register (Ed. Bp, Hob- 
 house). 
 
 Colombrigge, Master Wm-, "de gratia Domiri speciali," 28 March, 1323 ; 175. 
 Columbers, Stephen de, R. of Shirwell, clerk, 19 Feb., 1310-11 ; 59 b . 
 Colyn, Master Robert (A), Title from Launceston Priory, 9 June, 3321 ; 158. 
 Cornu, William, R. of Manaton (D), 5 June, i'124 ; 180 b . 
 
 Cornubia, Master Gilbert de, 30 March, 1308 ; 31 b : again (A), 18 May, 1309 ; 41. 
 Cosyn, William, clerk, 3 April, 1319 ; 140 b 
 Criditone, Sir Peter de (D), 25 April, 1310 ; 40 b . 
 Crosse, John (D), 10 April, 1322 ; 167 b 
 Cruce, Philip de (A), " ad Ordines Subdiaconatus et Diaconatus, ad tit. pres. 
 
 Prioris et Commonachorum Monasterii Beate Marie, Barnastapolie, qui penes 
 
 Dominum residet," 16 Nov., 1310 ; 57 b : (for Priests' Orders, having become 
 
 V. of Barnstaple), 13 July, 1311 ; 62 b . 
 
 Daudele, Roger, R. of St. Stephen's- by-Sal tash, 9 April, 1322 ; 167 b . 
 
 Daumarle, Thomas (T), 6 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b : again, as R. of St. Martin's-by-Looe 
 
 (A), 11 Jan., 1308-9 ; 37 b 
 
 Dauney, William, R. of Lanreath (D), 23 March, 1310-11 ; 60. 
 Donestaple (or Dunstaple), Sir John de, H. of Stoke-Climsland (A), 13 Oct., 1322; 
 
 169: again (D), 26 Jan., 1322-3 ; 171 b . 
 Dounende, Robert de (A), 31 Dec., 1324 ; 183. 
 Doune, John de, R. of Stoke- Climsland (A) ; 167 b , 
 
 The date is not given, but the Entry occurs between 9 and 17 April, 1322, 
 Doune, Sir Robert de, clerk, R. of Ringmore, 20 May, 1324 ; 380: again(D), 7 
 
 Feb., 1324-5; 183. 
 Drokenesforde, Andrew de, R. of St. Mawgan-in-Kerrier, 15 May, 1321 ; 158. 
 
 Eggesworthe, Master Alexander de, R. of East Anstey (A), 26 April, 1325; 184. 
 Eglosheil, Master Ivo de, R. of St. Ervan (D), 14 June, 1321 ; 158. 
 Ertecumbe, John de, 20 May, 1308 ; 34: again, clerk, 28 Oct., 1320 ; 154. 
 Ease, Nicholas de, R. of Sampford-Peverell, 8 July, 1324 ; 180 b . 
 Esse, Master Thomas de, Portioner in the Church of Tiverton (D), 25 Dec., 
 
 1318 ; 139 b . 
 Esse, Master Walter de, R. of Shobrooke and Canon of Crediton (D), 16 Aug., 
 
 1314 ; 87 b 
 Exonia, George de, scholar, 22 March, 1320-1 ; 157. 
 
 Fishacre, Robert de, V. of Abbotskerswell (D), 14 April, 1321 ; 157 b . 
 Fitz-Hugh, John, R. of Ashton (A), 29 Sept., 1317; 122: again (D), 6 May, 
 
 1322 ; 167 b 
 
 Flamauge, Master Richard le, clerk, R. of Roche, 24 Dec., 1318 ; 139 b . 
 Flemynge, Sir Thomas le, R. of Bratton-Fleming, clerk, 19 Aug., 1311 ; 63. 
 Foleford, Henry de, R. of Belstone (A), 11 Dec., 1324; 183 : again (D), 2 March, 
 
 1324-5; 183 b 
 Forde Abbey, for the Monks of, Letters Dimissory addressed to the Abbat, 
 
 "Quoscumque Monachos suos, nondum in Sacerdotali Ordine constitutes, ad 
 quoscumque Ordines, tarn Minores quam Sacros, prout ipsorum status exigit 
 et requirit, . . . ita ? taraen, quod ordinandi in Ordine illo [Cisterciensi] sint 
 
LETTERS DIMISSORY. 539 
 
 professi, predictusque Abbas ordinandos ad suscipiendos Ordines quos ipsorum 
 status requirit debite presentet, et aliud, etc. eisdem non obsistat ; inserta in fine 
 clausula, Presentibus post F. Sancte Trinitatis proximo secuturum quo ad 
 dictos ordinandos minime valituris " (16 Jan., 1312-13) ; 75 b . 
 Fordyngtone, John de, R. of Clyst-Hidon, clerk, 10 Jan., 1319-20 ; 145 b . 
 Fromond, Master Roger, " dictus de Sarrum" (D), 7 Aug., 1323, " optinuit 
 Dimissorias simplices, absque quacumque condicioue, ad Ordinem Presbitera- 
 tus ; in quibus facta est mencio quod idem Rogerus liber est et legitiinus, 
 de Precepto Domini," 176. 
 
 Gale, Geoffrey de la (see page 163), '* absque condicione aliqua, de Precepto 
 
 Domini," 20 Sept., 1314 ; 89. 
 Gentylcorps (or Gentilcors), John (son of Peter) catted, 19 March, 1308-9 ["in 
 
 sero, apud Lanou " i.e., St. Kew] ; 39: again, 14 May, 1309 ; 41. 
 Gerveis, John, R. of Coryton (D), 26 Dec., 1319 ; 145 b . 
 Glasneithe, William (S), 19 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 Glyvian (catted in the margin " S.tede "), John de (A), 22 Oct., 1321 ; 162. 
 Golde, John, "de Colitone," scholar, 8 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183. 
 Goseham, William de (S), 6 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 Goverly (or Govely) Ralph de, R. of St. Ladock, clerk, 27 Nov., 1322 ; 169 b : 
 
 again (S to be deacon and priest), 12 March, 1322-3 ; 174 b . 
 Grenevyle, Roger de (S), 26 Sept., 1318 ; 130 b . 
 Gymel, Simon (D) ; " dum, tameu, titulum sufficientem habuerit," 24 Sept., 
 
 1323 ; 176 b . 
 Gyu [Jeu], Adam catted le, R. of St. Ervan (D), 11 June, 1309 ; 41 b . 
 
 Hallesworthi, Luke de, clerk, 23 Sept., 1310 ; 56. 
 
 Heauntisforde, John de, R. of Creacombe (D), 28 Dec., 1314 ; 100 b . 
 
 Henghestecote, Wm. de,R. of Clyst-Fomison (hodie Sowton S), 14 Feb., 1321-2 ; 
 164: again, as R. of Clayhanger (D), 5 Nov., 1322 ; 169 b . 
 
 Henry, John, "de Penres," R. of Martinhoe (S), 24 Sept., 1318 ; 130. 
 
 Hereward, Sir Thomas, R. of Aveton-Giffard, clerk, 6 Oct., 1310 ; 56 b . 
 
 Hereward, Thomas, of Hembiri, clerk, 28 Aug., 1318 ; 128 b . 
 
 Hertilande, Roger de (D), 23 March, 1322-3 ; 175. 
 
 Hervy, William (S), 21 Oct., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 Hildesle, Walter de, clerk, R. of Monkokehampton, 23 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 
 Hocke, Roger, R. of Gidleigh (A), 20 June, 1324; 180 b . 
 
 Honemanecote, Master Richard de, R. of Iddesleigh (S), 7 Aug., 1323 ; 176. 
 
 Honetone, Adam de (D), 12 March, 1322-3 ; I74 b 
 
 Horlocke, Nicholas (D), 19 Sept., 1321 ; 160. 
 
 Howel, John, clerk, 1 Feb., 1314-15 ; 101 b . 
 
 Hulugan, Master Gilbert de, R. of St. Ladock, " Ratificacio Ordinum: 
 
 " Walterus, etc. Cum esses in nostra presencia constitutus, nobis exponere 
 studuisti quod, cum, die Sabbati ante Dominicam de Passione proximo jam 
 transacto [24 March], ad Dimiss. Literas discreti viri, Magistri Ricardi de Cole- 
 tone, Officialis ac, nobis extra Regnum Anglie tune agentibus, nostri Vicarii 
 Generalis, et ad titulum Ecclesie tue predicte, a Venerabili Patre, Johanne, 
 Dei gracia Bathon. et Wellen. Episcopo, te peteres in Presbiterum ordinari, 
 idem Pater, de viribus dubitans hujusmodi Literarum, ad Ordinem hujusmodi 
 te admittere ac manus tibi imponere recusavit, donee tu, quidem, infra certum 
 tempus, quod adhuc nullatenus est effluxum, nostras Ratificacionis Literas te 
 impetraturum, Sacramento non sine temeritate forte prestito, proraisisses ; 
 cujus promissionis interventu idem Pater te, ut asseruisti, dicto die Sabbati in 
 PresMterum ordiuavit ; quare nobis humiliter supplicasti ut tibi super hoc 
 succurrere dignaremur. Volentes, igitur, tibi ne hac occasione incurras per- 
 jurium providere, et omnino iu hac parte scrupulum removere, hujusmodi 
 Ordinis collacionem et recepcionem, quatenus ad nos pertiuet, ratas habentes et 
 gratas, has nostras Ratificacionis Literas tibi de benignitate duximus conceden- 
 das, sigilli nostri munimine roboratas. Datum Londoniis, xxj die mensis 
 Aprilis " (1319) ; 140 b . 
 
 [Hyde], Sir Ralph [de la], R. of Whitestone (Cornwatt) (A), 17 Oct., 1309 ; 44 b , 
 2M 2 
 
540 THE KEG1STER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Irlande, John (A), 12 May, 1325, Title from the Prior of Lodres ; 184. 
 
 Kayne, .Robert (S), 15 March, 1322-3, " ad tit. Provisionis sue super Abbate et 
 Conv. Tavistochie, ab Apostolica Sede in forma pauperum sibi facte " ; 175. 
 
 Kayngnes, Master William de, R. of Broadwood-Widger (S), 19 May, 1313 ; 78. 
 
 Kendorou, Richard de (D), 11 Nov., 1319 ; 145. 
 
 Kernyk, Ogerus de, 8 Oct., 1311 ; 64. 
 
 Knyght, John le, R. of Lawhitton (A.), 25 Sept., 1317; 122: again (Master John, 
 called Kny3t, R. of Berry-N arbor), (D), 7 Aug., 1323; 176. 
 
 Kyngesburi, Sir John de, R. of Puddington, clerk ; 2 Dec., 1309 ; 45. 
 
 Lantonnan, Hugh de, clerk, 12 July, 1310; 53. 
 
 Langdene, John de, scholar ; " dum, tamen, in Literatura idoneus inventus fuerit," 
 
 10 Dec., 1318 ; 139. 
 
 Langedone, Nicholas de, clerk, 14 Nov., 1313 : 81 b . 
 Lappeflod, Walter de, R. of Bridford, clerk, 23 Se^t., 1C18 ; 130 : again (D), 20 
 
 Oct., 1322; 169. 
 
 Layvi Walter (A), 18 June. 1321 ; I58 b . 
 Loccombe, Sir William de, R. of Little Torri.igton (A), 4 Aug., 1312; 73 : again 
 
 (S), 4 April, 1314; 83 b . 
 Lockefforde, Walter de (A) ; " ad preces Nobilis Mulieris Domine Johanne de 
 
 Lacy, Comitisse Lyncolnie," 15 March, 1311-12 ; 69. 
 
 [Londone], Sir Laurence de, R. of St. James's, Exeter (D), 18 Dec., 1312 ; 75 b . 
 Londone, Sir Thomas de, R. of Lanteglos-by-Camelford, clerk, 
 
 " Ut a quocumque Episcopo Catholico idem ad omnes Ordines, tarn Minores quam 
 Majores, ad quos non extitit promotus, promoveri valeret ; non obstante quod 
 in Dyocesi Exoniensi beneficiatus existeret, et aliud Canonicum non obsisteret ; 
 proviso quod de quolibet Ordine, sic recepto, Domino Episcopo a tempore 
 recepcionis Literarum suarum Dimissoriarum, per Patentes Literas Ordinatoris 
 constare faceret infra mensem ; alioquin quod hujusmodi Litt. Dim. carerent omni 
 robore firmitatis," 7 Jan., 1308-9 ; 37 b . See Lanteglos, page 278. 
 Longa Petra, Warine de (A), 22 Dec., 1314 ; 100 b . 
 
 Lovecoke, Richard (of Tiverton), R. of Boconnoc (S), 12 Feb., 1320-1 ; 155 b . 
 Lukeis, John, clerk, 23 March, 1322-3 ; 175. 
 
 Lulyn [or Lawelyn], Master David de, R. of St. Petrock's, Exeter (D), 22 April 
 1319; 140 b 
 
 Maiselyn, Reginald, of Uffculme ; 28 March, 1323 ; 175. 
 
 Makerel, Sir Geoffrey (D), 12 March, 1314-15 ; 104 b . 
 
 Malmesforde, John de, scholar, 27 Sept., 1319 ; 143 b . 
 
 Marchaunt, Master Adam, R. of Bondleigh (D), 16 Aug., 1314 ; 87. 
 
 Mareschal, John le, R. of Little- Hempston (A), 14 May, 1313 ; 77 b . 
 
 Marleforde, William de, scholar, 30 Nov., 1324 "duin, tamen, in Literatura ad 
 
 hoc repertus fuerit ydoneus ;" 182 b . 
 Megre, Sir Henry le, R. of Stoke-Damarel (S), 25 April, 1310 ; 49 b : again (Master 
 
 Henry), as Portioner of Tiverton (D), 25 Oct., 1313; 80. 
 Mertone, Walter de, R. of Great Torrington, 7 Oct., 1311 ; 64. 
 Middelcote, John de, son of Roger, of Black-Torrington, clerk, 23 Sept., 1310 ; 56. 
 Mileforde, William de, R. of Clayhanger (A), 2 Jan., 1311-12 ; 68. 
 Miletone, Master John de, R. of Petertavy (S), 1 Oct., 1318 ; 131: again (still 
 
 S), 25 Dec., 1318 ; 139 b . 
 
 Moldedoune, Walter de (T), 15 Sept., 1308 ; 35 b . 
 
 Morcestre, Master Richard de, R. of Instow (D), 18 March, 1317-18 ; 126. 
 Morcestre, Thomas, de (A), 5 (the Nones of) June, 1308 ; 34. 
 Mymmelonde (or Mymmynglonde) Master Walter de, R. of Bickleigh (S), 3 Nov., 
 
 1308 ; 36: again as R. of Meavy (still S), 29 Dec., 1309 ; 45 b . 
 
 Neubaud, John, R. of Camborne (S), 4 May, 1309 ; 40 b . 
 
 Newetone, Master Wm. de, R. of Stoke-in-Teignhead, clerk, 26 Sept., 1319 ; 143. 
 
 Noreis, Philip le, " de Edyngdone," R. of Bradninch (S), 23 Dec., 1318 ; 139. 
 
LETTERS DIMISSORY. 541 
 
 Noreis, Master Richard, R. of Inwardleigh (A), 11 Feb., 1317-18 ; 125. 
 Norreys, Master William, R. of Tetcott (A), 6 Sept., 1310 ; 55. 
 
 Osmyngtone, Wm. de, R. of St. Pancras [Rousdon], clerk (A), 1 Dec., 1322 ; 169 b . 
 
 Otery, Richard de (A), " Licencia Subdiaconatus Ordinem recipiendi a .... 
 Dom. Johanne [de Drokenesforde], B, et W. Episcopo, die Sabbati in Prima 
 Ebdomada Quadragesime (6 March)," 5 March, 1321-2; 166 b : again (D), 1 
 Nov., 1322; 169 b . 
 
 Paris, Master John called, clerk (afterwards V. of St. Kea), 28 April, 1321 ; 158. 
 
 Penilldes, David de, R. of [Harford] (D), 30 March, 1311 ; 60. 
 
 Penkayrou, Richard de, clerk, 27 Oct., 1308 ; 36, See page 312. 
 
 Penros, Herveus de (D), 19 Dec., 1318 ; 139. See page 312. 
 
 Pereville, John de, scholar, 20 Aug., 1319 ; 142. 
 
 Plympstoke, Master Thomas de, R. of Exminster, clerk, 28 Feb., 1319-20 ; 148: 
 
 again (S), 6 June, 1321 ; 158 : again (D), 24 Oct., 1322 ; 169 b , 
 Plymptone, Peter de, clerk, 21 Oct., 1308, "dum, tamen, sufficientem titulum 
 
 habuerit, et Ordinatori suo fidem fecerit de eodem " ; 36. 
 Plymptone, Symon de- (A), 11 Nov., 1314 ; 89. 
 Plymptone, William de, clerk, 11 May, 1312 ; 71 b . 
 Pole, Gervase de la, clerk, 6 Sept., 1309 ; 43. [Repeated on fol. 43 b ]. 
 Poliforde (or Pulford), Peter de, R. of Bradninch [Bradeneche and Bradenynche, 
 
 MS.] (A), 14 July, 1322 ; 168: again (D), 3 May, 1323 ; 176. 
 Pollard, Master John, R. of Down-St. Mary (S). 13 Sept., 1308; 35 b . 
 Pollard, Master Robert, R. of Black-Torrington (D), 10 Sept., 1310 ; 55 b . 
 Pollard, Master Walter, R. of North Bovey (S) ; 16 Sept., 1322 ; 169. 
 Polskothe, Ralph de (A), 8 Nov., 1324 ; 182. 
 Poltymor, Robert de, son of Roger, scholar, at the instance of Sir J. de Godeleghe, 
 
 Dean of Wells, 28 April, 1319 ; 141. 
 Porta, Henry de, son of Richard, 4 Sept., 1308 ; 35. 
 Portalla, Henry de, 21 April, 1308 ; 32 b : again (A), 30 Dec., 1320 ; 154 b . 
 Porthe, Henry de, clerk, 11 Aug., 1310 ; 53 b . 
 Poys, John le, " de Trevalscois " (A), 26 Oct., 1321 ; 162. 
 Pridiaux, Ralph de, clerk, R. of Bigbury, 19 May, 1325 ; 184 b . 
 Prodhomme, John called (S) ; "ad tit. pres. Abbatis et Conv. de Forde ; qui, 
 
 quidem, titulus remanet inter Inquisiciones et alia Communia de Anno 
 
 Domini M. CCC mo . xxij do et xxiij , ",4 Dec,, 1323 ; I77 b . 
 Putteforde, John de, clerk, 20 June, 1309 ; 41 b . See page 321. 
 Pynho, Robert, R. of Thurlestone, clerk, 3 Sept., 1322 ; 168. 
 Pypard, Reginald, R. of Bere-Ferrera (A), 24 Sept., 1318 ; 130. 
 
 Roches, Master Hugh de, R. of Lustleigh (D), 25 Oct., 1320 ; 152 b . 
 
 Roges, William, clerk (T), 24 March, 1307-8 ; 31. 
 
 Rokebeare, Richard de, clerk ; " dum, tamen, titulum sufficientem habuerit," 21 
 
 May, 1324; 180. 
 Roskareck, John de, R. of Helland, clerk, 12 Aug., 1310 ; 54 : again (" Roscareke "), 
 
 18 Sept., 1310 ; 56. 
 
 Roswalsters, Master Michael de, V. of St. Newlyn, 18 Dec., 1312 ; 75 b . 
 Rous, John le, scholar, 8 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183. 
 
 Sage, John, of " Schepasche," scholar, 16 April, 1321 ; 157 b . 
 
 Salesburia, Master Roger de, 14 June, 1317 ; 120. 
 
 Salter, John le, of Exeter, scholar ; " dum, tamen, sufficientis Literature inventus 
 
 fuerit," 11 Nov., 1314 ; 89. 
 
 Salvy, John, Stephen, and William, 23 Nov., 1308 ; 36 b . 
 
 [Sancto Albano], Master Elias [de], (S), R. of Bradninch, 27 March, 1309J; 39 b 
 Sancto Austolo, Walter de (D), 27 Feb., 1324-5, " a quocumque Episcopo, die 
 
 Sabbati Quatuor Temporum in Ebdomada Pentecostes (1 June) " ; 183 b . 
 Sancto Ermete, Richard de, clerk, "xiiij Kal. Nov. " (19 Oct.), 1314; 88 b . 
 
542 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Sancto Johanne, Sir Edward de, clerk, R. of Tawstock, 25 May, 1312 ; 7l b - 
 
 Sancto Kerano, Nicholas de, clerk, " xiiij Kal. Nov. " (17 Oct.), 1314 ; 88 b . 
 
 Sancto Keverano, William de (A), 10 Jan., 1310-11 ; 58 b . 
 
 Sancto Leonardo, Master Richard de, R. of Woolfardisworthy, 19 May, 1313 ; 78. 
 
 Sancto Maugano, Robert de (S), 4 April, ]310 ; 49. 
 
 Sancto Probo, Kichard de (A), 3 Nov., 1308 ; 36. 
 
 Saunforde, William de (A), 19 Sept., 1309 ; 43 b . 
 
 Schagge, William, of Exeter, "ad preces Magistri Johannis de Bruetone, 
 
 Canonici Exoniensis," 17 Oct., 1316 ; 115 b . 
 Schepwayshe, John de (A) ; " dum, tamen, in Literatura sufficiens fuerit, et 
 
 titulum sufficientem habuerit," 25 Sept., 1323 ; 177. See Sage. 
 Schirewille, John de (A), 
 
 " Ad omnes Sacros Ordines, ad Subdiaconatus, videlicet, ad tit. pres. Prioris et 
 Conv. Ply mp tome, qui penes Dominum residet ; et ad ceteros Superiores 
 Ordines ; dum, tamen, titulum sufficientem, etc. Et memorandum quod titulus 
 de quo supra fit mencio est inter titulos Ordinum celebratorum Tottonie die 
 Sabbati Quatuor Temporum mensis Septembris," 18 Sept., 1316 ; 115. 
 Secheforde, Master William de, E. of North Molton (S), 18 Nov., 1312 ; 75. 
 Seneschal, Master Richard le (T), 28 Dec., 1309 ; 45 b : again, JR. of Whitstone 
 
 (Cornwall), " xiiij Kal. Jan." (19 Dec.), 1310 ; 58 b . 
 Seneschal, Master Robert le (T), 28 Dec., 1309 ; 45 b . 
 Servyngtone, John de, clerk, 4 April, 1319 ; 140 b . 
 Skilham, Henry de, clerk (A), 9 April, 1318 ; " dum, tamen, titulum habuerit, et 
 
 ydoneus in Literatura inventus fuerit ;" 126. 
 Speke, John le, R. of Woolfardisworthy (A), 25 May, 1324 ; 180. 
 Spridel, William, scholar, 24 July, 1321 ; 159. 
 Stanweye, John de, clerk, 28 Aug., 1310 ; 54 b . See page 372. 
 Stapeldone, Robert de, R. of Tawstock (D), 22 March, 1307-8 ; 31. 
 Stede, John (A), 3 Oct., 1321 ; 161. 
 
 Steymor, Master Henry, V. of Collumpton (D), 12 March, 1322-3; 174 b . 
 Stokes, Master John de (S), 15 April, 1309 ; 40 : again (D), 4 Oct., 1309; 44. 
 Stokes, Ralph de, son of William, 23 Aug., 1309 ; 43. 
 Stone, Thomas atte, see atte Stone ; 183 b . 
 
 Stone, William de la, R. of Satterleigh (S), 22 March, 1320-1 ; 157. 
 Stouforde, Master Henry de, R. of Lezant (A), 20 Oct., 1322 ; 169 : again (D), 12 
 
 March, 1322-3 ; 174 b . 
 
 Strange, John called, of Exeter (A), " quinto Kal. Maii " (27 April), 1311 ; 61. 
 Swafelde, Sir John de, S. of Meavy (S), 20 Oct., 1310 ; 57 b : again (D), 19 May, 
 1312; 71 b . 
 
 Taillur, Master Peter le "de Castro," (sontfof Henry) R. of Boconnoc, 19 May, 
 
 1325 ; 184. 
 
 Talvarghe, Robert de (S), 5 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183. 
 Tavistoke, Sir Adam de, R. of Tedburn [-St. Mary], clerk, 15 Dec., 1312 ; 75 : again 
 
 (A), 19 May, 1313 ; 78. Sometimes called Adam "de Stapeldone." 
 Tavistoke, John de (D), 23 March, 1322-3 ; 175. 
 Tavistoke, Master William de (A), 12 May, 1309; 41. 
 Thorvertone, Walter de (A), 11 Sept., 1321 ; 160. 
 Todewille, Master Richard, " ad titulum Vicarie sue de Sidemouth, quern titulum 
 
 Dominus optinuit in custodia sua," 17 Feb., 1321-2; 166 b ; again (Tudewille, 
 
 MS.), to be ordained priest, 14 April, 1322 ; 167 b . 
 
 Torre, Ivo de (A), 8 June, 1324 ; 180 b : again (D), 27 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183 b . 
 Tredrue, John de, scholar, 8 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183. 
 Treflectos, John de (A), 17 Aug., 1308 ; 35. 
 Tregod, Richard, of St. Newlyn, 10 Nov., 1309 : 45. 
 Tregodecke, Sir Roger de (D), 16 Aug., 1310 ; 54. 
 Tregonan, William de, scholar, 11 June, 1324 ; 180 b . 
 
 Tremur, Richard de, R. of Lansallos (A), 17 Feb., 1320-1 ; 156 b : again (D), 12 
 April, 1321 ; 157. b 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 543 
 
 Tresimpel, Master William de, clerk (T), 30 March, 1308 ; 3l b . 
 Truru, John de (A), 13 Aug., 1318 ; 128^ 
 Truru, Thomas de (A), 24 Feb., 1313-14 ; 82". 
 
 Umfranville, Robert de, R. of Lapford (A), 24 Sept., 1317 ; 122 : again (S), 18 
 
 March. 1317-18 ; 126. 
 
 Uppecote, Richard de (S), 7 May, 1320 ; 149 b , 
 Uppetone, John de (A) ; 16 Aug., 1314 ; 87. 
 
 Valle Torta, Sir Philip de, R, of Moreton-Hampstead (S), 7 Oct., 1313 ; 80 : again, 7 
 
 Feb., 1314-15 ; 102. 
 
 Veer, Master Philip le, 23 May, 1309 ; 41. 
 Veer, Richard and William de, 8 Jan., 1311-12 ; 67. 
 Vox, John le (son of John), clerk, 7 Aug., 1318; 128 b : again (S), 12 June, 1320 ; 
 
 150 : again (D), 25 July, 1321 ; 159. 
 Vuel, William (A), 10 Aug., 1321 ; 159 b . 
 
 Walwayn, Nicholas, clerk, R. of South Tawton, 26 April, 1314 ; 84 b . 
 
 Welle, Walter de la, scholar ; " dum, tamen, sufficients Literature inventus 
 
 fuerit," 11 Nov., 1314 ; 89. 
 Wellyngtone, Master Richard de (S), R. of Chipping[/toc&6 NorthJTawton, 17 Sept. 
 
 1308 ; 35 b : again (D), 20 Sept,, 1309 ; 44. 
 Westecote, Joceus de, 26 Feb., 1324-5 ; 183 b , 
 Wilmere, Robert, R. of Trevalga (D), 1 May, 1325 ; 184. 
 Wymond, Thomas (S), 22 Feb., 1324-5, Title from St. German's Priory ; 183 h : 
 
 again (D), 2 March, 1324-5 ; ibid. 
 
 Wytebi, Master John de, R. of Holne (A), 20 Oct., 1310 ; 57. 
 "...., Fabianus dictus" (surname not filled in), 15 May, 1310 ; 51. 
 
 ORDINATIONS by the Archbishop of Canterbury and by 
 four Bishops of Winchester (Letters Dimissory from 
 Bishop Stapeldon). 
 
 [I am indebted to Mr. Baigent for these useful extracts.] 
 
 By Archbishop WALTER REYNOLDS, 
 
 In CROYDON Parish Church, on Saturday in Pentecost- Week (17 May), 1315 : 
 Michael Beneyt, R. of Denbury, "ad tit. Ecclesie sue," subdeacon (Reg. fol. 
 
 171). 
 John de Kylkenny (Exon. Dioc.), "ad tit. Prioris et Conv. de Calceto [Pynham 
 
 Priory], Cicestr. Dioc.," priest (fol. 172). 
 
 In LAMBETH Chapel, on the Vigil of Trinity Sunday (v Kal. Jim. -28 May), 
 1317 : 
 
 Hervey de Penros subdeacon. See p. 312. 
 Henry de Boys, R. of " Newetone " (Newton-St. Petrock), subdeacon. See 
 
 p. 238. 
 Richard Perikayrou subdeacon. See p. 312 (note not, I think, "Pen- 
 
 kayron "). 
 William Schage (Exon. Dioc.), "presentatus per Magistrum J. de Bruytone, ad 
 
 titulum suum'' deacon (fol, 178). 
 In LAMBETH Chapel, xvj Kal. Jan. (17 Dec.), 1317 : 
 John le Knyth, R. of Lawhitton, subdeacon. See p. 230 (note}. 
 William de Trevaygnon, R. of Lapford, subdeacoii. See p. 229. 
 Nicholas Fitz-Ivo, of Exeter, " ad tit. Domus de Hertiland," deacon (fol. 180). 
 William Bloyow, R. of Marwood ("Mereworth," MS.), deacon. Seep. 234 
 
 (note). 
 Walter Luvecok [afterwards V. of Branscombe], deacon. See p. 193 (note). 
 
544 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 In MAIDSTONE Parish Church, on Saturday in Pentecost-Week (17 June), 1318 :- - 
 Walter de Ochamptone (Exon. Dioc,), accolite (fol. 181). 
 William Shagge (Exon, Dioc.), "ad tit. patrirnonii sni" priest (fol, 182). 
 In MAIDSTONE Parish Church, on Ember Saturday in Dec. (23 Dec.), 1318 : 
 
 John Hue/, of Cornwall, " ad tit. patrinionii sui," subdeacon (fol. 182). 
 In NEWINGTON Parish Church ("Newentone juxta Lamehithe," MS.), 2 Non. 
 (6th) March, 1321 : 
 William de Henghestecote, R. of Clyst-Fomison [hodie Sowton], deacon (fol. 
 
 184b). 
 
 In the Chapel of OTTEFORD, 16 Kal. Jun. (17 May), 1326 : 
 Master Nicholas de Middeltone, R. of Drewsteignton [" Teyntone Dru," MS]., 
 accolite (fol. 188). There is no record of his Institution. His name should 
 be added to the List of Rectors, p. 207, 
 
 BY HENRY WODELOKE, Bishop of Winchester, or his Suffragan, 
 
 Master Robert de Stapeldone, R. of Tawstock, deacon. See p. 263 (note), 
 
 Mr. William Trisempel, subdeacon ( Reg. fol. 316 h ). "\ 
 
 Richard de Hallesworth,sMeacon (ibid). M In ST. MARY'S, SOUTH- 
 
 Robert de hoskadeke, deacon (fol. 317). ' ( \ AMPTON, 8 June, 1308. 
 
 Master William Trysumpel, deacon (fol, 318). ; 
 
 Robert de Boskadeke, priest (ibid). ~\ 
 
 John de Hynscote, "ad tit. Joh. de Westcote," , TTI Tr ATJlvrTTA , T Parish 
 
 subdeacon. See East Buckland, p. 208 (note] \ { % J^ 21 gept, 1308. 
 William de Goseham, "de gracia Domini,"-- * 
 
 deacon. See Morwenstowe, p. 237 (note). 
 Gilbert de Cornubia, subdeacon. See Lelant, p. ^\ 
 
 230 (note). 
 Richard de Sancto Probo, "ad tit. Thome le 
 
 Riche, de Andevre, deacon (fol. 321). 
 Richard de Penderves, " dictus Rose," priest 
 
 By David Martin, Bp. of 
 St. David's, in the HOLY 
 GHOST CHAPEL, BASING- 
 STOKE, 24 May, 1309. 
 
 ( In HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 
 s GUILDFORD, 20 Dec., 
 
 1309. 
 
 *)' 
 Roger Tregenebris, deacon. See St. Madron, p. 
 
 255 (note). 
 Richard de Sancto Probo, " ad tit. patrimonii," 
 
 - priest (fol. 322t>). 
 John de Hynstecote. priest. See East B uckl and. 
 
 p. 208 (note), 
 Roger de Neweman, dictus Tregenebris, priest. M In HURSLEY Parish-Church, 
 
 See St. Madron, p. 255 (note), " ad tit. patr." f 1 4 April, 1310. 
 William deMonteforti,- subdeacon. See ) f In ST. CROSS HOSPITAL, 
 
 Holland, p. 221. ft WINCHESTER, 13 June, 1310. 
 
 John de Roscarek, accolite. ) See Helland, p. A 
 
 William de Monteforti, deacon. { 221 (note). ( In HOLY TRINITY 
 Peter de Plymptone, "ad tit. Prioratus B.M. f < CHURCH, GUILDFORD, 
 
 Magd., de Thonebrugge [Tonbridge], deacon ( 19 Sept., 1310. 
 
 (fol. 324b). 
 
 Peter de Plumptone,yriesi (fol. 325). ) ( In FARNHAM Parish -Church, 6 
 Odo de Karver, priest (ibid,). [ t March, 1310-11. 
 
 &eSt - Gerrans >P- 252 ) yin KINGSTON Parish- 
 William Keverel, ad tit. Willelmi Peverel,"- M Church (&m-ey), 23 
 
 deacon (fol. 329). J t Sept., 1312. 
 
 Richard le Seneschal. deacon. See Whitstone} , r ^ n , -, -i A 
 
 (in Cornwall), p. 270 (note). I { In . ESHER Chapel, 14 
 
 John de Tru/u, accolite (fol. 827). ' ' Apn1 ' l616 ' 
 
 Thomas de Knolle, subdeacon. See Lezant, p. 231 (note). 
 Master Gilbert de Knoville, deacon. See St. Illogan, p. 253 (note). 
 Master John de Goderevy, deacon. See St. Perran-Uthno, p. 257 (note}. 
 Master Thomas Wyger, deacon. See Merton, p. 235 (note). 
 Walter le Wolfe, deacon. See Kentisbury, p, 225. 
 John de Launcevestone, priest. See Lanivet, p. 228 (note). 
 Walter de Mimmelond, Canon of Glasney, priest. See p. 219 (note). 
 Andrew de Penryn, priest. See Glasney, p. 220. 
 
ORDINATIONS, ETC. 
 
 545 
 
 In KINGSTON Parish- 
 Church (Surrey), 
 22 Sept., 1313. 
 
 Robert de Pippercote 
 
 John Symon de Tryivalstays 
 
 Thomas de la More ^-deacons (t'ol. 332t>). 
 
 Michael de Fisshertone 
 
 Gregory Pers 
 
 John de Holecombe 
 
 Richard de Hele 
 
 John de Crondecote 
 
 Gilbert de la Millc (priests (fol. 333). 
 
 Nicholas de Coysgaran | 
 
 Urban de Penryn 
 
 William de Strode 
 
 WilliamKempe 
 
 William de Otery, "ad tit. Dom. Gervasii ) ( In ST. CROSS HOSPITAL, 24 Feb 
 
 de Rale, Militis," deacon (fol. 334). \ \ 1313-14. 
 Henry de Suttone, " ad tit. Odonis de Bodrlgan, ) ( In KINGSTON Parish- 
 
 Militis," subdeacon (fol. 336^). f } Church, 1 June, 1313. 
 
 Also, priest (ibid.), By Gilbert, Bp. of Enagduu, in SOUTHWARK Conventual 
 
 Church, 1 March, 1314-15 (fol. 336>. ) 
 
 By JOHN DE SANDALE, Bishop of Winchester: 
 
 Walter Co/yn, R. of Inwardleigh, -accolite, 
 John .SWw, accolite. 
 
 Willmm ScJiagge, "ad tit. Diocesani, de quo 
 
 reputabat se contentum," subdeacon. 
 John Baret, "ad tit. Archidiaconi Surriensis, 
 
 de quo reputabat, etc.," subdeacon. 
 William de Stoweforde, R, of Redruth [" 
 
 huthe," MS.], deacon. 
 John Baret, "ad tit, Archidiaconi Surriensis, 
 
 deacon. 
 William de Stoweforde, " R. Eccl. Saiicti M In MKRTON Conventual Church 
 
 Ewenni de Redderhuthe, "priest, f ) 19 March, 1316-17 (fol. 53b). ' 
 
 William de Crondecote, accolite (fol. 55*>). \ 
 
 Walter de Yolledone, " per Dim. sui Diocesani, penes 
 
 quem titulus remanet sufficiens," subdeacon (fol. 
 
 ( In SOUTHWARK Convent- 
 { ual Church, 18 Dec., 
 L 1316 (fol, 49b). 
 
 At SOUTHAMPTON, 26 
 Feb., 1316-17 (fol. 52b). 
 
 In ST, CROSS Church, 
 near Winchester, 17 
 Dec., 1317. 
 
 Hervey de P euros, "ad tit. Magistri Philippi de 
 Bartone, Archidiaconi Surriensis," deacon (fol. 57). 
 Richard de Penkairou, " ad tit. quinque marcarum, 
 de quo Cartam exhibuit, et se in possessione ex- 
 istere, juramento prestito, asserebat, etc., deacon 
 (ibid). 
 William de Castro, " ad tit. Prioris et Conv. Sancti 
 
 Dionisii, subdeacon (fol, 58). 
 Walter de Yolledene, " ad tit. sufficientem, penes i 
 Dom. Episcopum Exoniensem residentem " (ibid.}) 
 William de Castro, "ad tit. Pr. et Conv, S. Dyonisii 
 jiixta Sutham'ptoniam, per Dim. in Registr, Domini 
 residentes, deacon (fol. 60 h ). 
 
 Richard de Morcestre, R. of Instow [" Yonestowe," 
 
 MS,], " ad tit. ejusdem Ecclesie, priest (fol. 61). 
 
 Walter de Moledone, " prius ordinatus per Domiuum 
 
 ... ad tit. patriiuonii [sui], penes dictum Exon. 
 
 Episcopum residentem," priest (ibid.) 
 
 Richard de Penkeyrou, " prius ordinatus in diaconum, 
 
 ad tit. patrimonii [sui], priest (fol, 61 b ). 
 Richard de Kenderom, "ad tit. Domus ) { In MERTON Conventual 
 Sancti Dionisii sufficientem, deacon (ibid). ) \ Church, 23 Sept,, 1318. 
 Philip le Noreis, de Edyndone, R. of Brad- ) ( Place and date uncertain : 
 nmch["Bradeneche,"MS.], deacon (ibid). ] \ probably,HolySaturday,1319. 
 
 , 18 March, 
 
 In SOUTHWARK Con- 
 ventual Church, 21 
 May, 1318. 
 
546 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 By RIGAUD DE ASSERIO, Bishop of Winchester, or his 
 Suffragan, 
 
 Henry de Portalla, "ad tit. Prioris et Conv. Sancti, 
 
 William de Castro, "ad tit. Prioris, etc. (ut supra), 
 
 priest. 
 Peter de Pulford, R. of Bradninch, sub- \ /In St, Elizabeth's Chapel, 1 near 
 
 deacon. M Winchester, 18 Dec., 1322, by 
 
 William de Hengescote, R. of Clayhanger, ( } Peter, Bp, of Corbavia (folios 
 
 -priest. 
 
 By JOHN DE STRATFORDE, Bishop of Winchester, or his 
 Suffragan, 
 
 William de Bur ghe, Exon. Dioc., " ad tit. Joh. de"| [ TTI cjnrrrru-iwA r<rm 
 Burghe, clericV-deacon (fol.'l40) II '^gS^cJSd, W 
 
 John Prodhomme, V. of Payhembury, priest j j ]\i arcn 1323-4 
 
 Roger de Blakeconesle, R, of Stoke[-Cliraslandl, priest. See p. 261 (note), 
 
 TIT- i. 7 j r, T. -r, f o / InSOUTHWARKCon- 
 
 Nicholas de Esshe, R. of Sampford-Peveiell, accohte. ^ / vpntnoi Phnmh hv 
 
 Thomas atte Stone, "ad titulum Abbatis et Conv. de I ) p e ter B^ of C or . 
 
 Donkeneswell, penes Episcopum Exoniensem residen- ( ) bavia' 2 March 
 
 tern,"- -deacon (fol, 142). ) \ 1324.5. " 
 
 Walter de Hildesle* R. of Monkokehampton, subdeacon^l f In p ARNHAM 
 
 Master John de Sarum, R. of Stoke-Fleming, 3 deacon H 
 
 Master Nicholas de Mideltone, R. of Drewsteignton, ) \ In KINGSCLERE Parish- 
 subdeacon (fol. 144b). See page 544. f } Church, 20 Sep. 1326. 
 
 Roger de Bokhurst, R. of Py worthy,- -priest. See p. 244 (note), 
 
 1 Built by John de Pontissara, Bishop of Winchester 12821304. He held the 
 Archdeaconry of Exeter from 1274 till his elevation to the Episcopate, 
 
 2 Not " Hildescote," as on page 236, note 1. 
 
 3 His name should be added to the List of Rectors, p. 262. 
 
547 
 
 AN ITINERARY OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS, Orel, for "Ordination"; Ded. for "Dedication." The figures 
 within brackets represent changes of the folios, which could not be entered in the 
 margin]. 
 
 Fol. 1307. J 
 
 29. EXETER Nov. 13. 2 
 
 8. Reading March 13, 3 |>o b ] 14. 
 
 29. Westminster March is. 4 
 
 31. London March lb', [30] 17. 
 
 185. Westminster March 19. 
 
 3. London March 20, [31] 21. 
 185. Thurrock 5 March 22. 
 
 31. London March 24. 
 
 1308. 
 
 !85. London March 26. 
 3i b . Stockwell March 27, [32] 28, [ 3 l b ] 
 29, 30. 
 
 185. Horseley April 1, 3. 
 
 32. Faringdon (Hants) April 5. 
 
 SO. Chidham April 14,[s2 b ] 16, [3*] 17. 
 185 b . Hor&eley April 19, [ 3 2 b ] 21, [33] 
 22, 25, [4] 30. 
 
 33. Stockwell May 1. 
 I86 b . Westminster May 2. 
 
 4. Stockwell May 3, 4, [33] 6. 
 
 186. Westminster May 6, [iS6 b ] 9. 
 3 b . Stockwell May 9, 13, 15, [34] 16, 
 
 17, 20. 
 
 187. Horseley May 24, [34] 25, 28, 
 
 [i85 b ]30 ; [34] June 5, [ 3 4 b ] 8, 10. 
 4 b . Chidham June 20, [is?] 25. 
 34 b . London July 8. 
 
 5. Stockwell July 8, [187] 11, [34 b ] 
 
 12, 13. 
 5. Horseley July 14, [ 3 4 b ] 20, fs b ] 
 
 21, [i87 b ] 22. 
 34 b . Midhurst July 24. 
 35. Chidham July 26, 27, 28. 
 
 Fariugdon July 30 ; [i87 b ] Aug. 1, 
 
 P] 4, [i87 b ] 7, [5 b ] 9, 10, 17, 
 
 20, 22, [issj 23. 
 
 b . Horseley Aug. 29. 
 
 35. Faringdon Sept. 4, [ss b ] 5, 6, 
 
 [39 b J 8, [ 3 5 b ] 13, 14, 15, 17. 
 35 h - Chidham Sept. 22. 
 Faringdon Sept. 26. 
 Stockwell Oct. 2. 
 Canterbury 6 Oct. 13. 
 Milton 7 Oct. 14. 
 
 36. Newbury 8 Oct. 20. 
 Camberwell y Oct. 21. 
 
 36 b . Westminster Oct. 22. 
 
 36. Camberwell Oct. 24, 26, 27, 28, 
 
 29,31; Nov., 3, 5. 
 36 b . Westminster Nov. 6, 7. 
 
 Faringdon Nov. 12. 
 
 Steeple-Langford 10 Nov. 15. 
 
 Ottery-St. Mary Nov. 20. 
 
 Clyst Nov. 22, 23, [37] 29, 30. 
 37- Bishopsnympton Dec. 8. 
 
 Bishop's Tawton Dec. 11, 13, 15. 
 
 Bishopsnympton Dec. 17. 
 ' Crediton Dec. 19, 20, [217] 21 
 
 (Ord.). 
 37 b . Clyst Dec. 23, 24. 
 
 EXETER Dec. 27. 
 
 188. Chudleigh Dec. 27, [37 b ] 28, 29. 
 I88 b . EXETER Dec. 31. 
 37 b . Clyst Jan. 3, [ss] 4, 6, 7. ' 
 37 b . EXETER Jan. 9, 10. 
 
 Clyst Jan. 11, [ 3 s] 16. 
 38. Chudleigh Jan. 21, 26. 
 
 Totnes Feb. 4. 
 
 Moreleigh Feb. 5. 
 
 Modbury Feb. 8. 
 
 Brixton Feb. 10. 
 
 Plympton Feb. 11, 12. 
 
 Tavistock Feb. 15, [ 3 8 b ] 16. 
 38 b . Launceston Feb. 19, 20. 
 
 1 " Old Style " thoughout (the Year 
 beginning 25 March). 
 
 2 His Election. " De Proteccione. Mag- 
 ister Walterus de Stapeldone, Elect. 
 Exon., qui de Lie. Reg. profecturus 
 est ad Partes transmarinas, habet 
 Literas Regias de Proteccione per 
 unum annum duraturas, etc. (16 Dec., 
 1307)." -Rot. Pat. 1 Edw, II., part L 
 m.4. [F.J.B.]. 
 
 3 Election confirmed. 
 
 4 He does Homage to the King. 
 
 5 In Essex "Thorrock," 
 
 6 His Consecration. 
 
 7 " Meltone juxta Cantuariam." 
 
 8 " Nywebyry juxta Derteford." 
 
 9 " Cambrewille " and " CamerewiUe 
 juxta Londonias." 
 
 10 " Lagoford juxta Sarum." 
 
548 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 38 b . St. German's Feb.22(0rd.,220), 23. 42- 
 
 Cuddenbeak, 11 Feb. 23. 
 
 Menhenyot 12 Feb. 26. 42 b . 
 
 Liskeard 13 Feb. 26, 28. 
 
 Penryn March 6, [39] 7, [38 b J 8, 9. 
 221- St. Laud's Chapel (in Mylar) 
 
 March 9 (Ord.). 
 
 39. St. Michael's Mount March 10. 
 38 b . St. Probus March 11. 
 39. Lanner 14 March 13, 15. 
 
 221. St. Gran tock March 15 (Ord.). 
 
 39. St. Columb-Major March 15. 43. 
 Poutoni 5 March 18, 19. 190. 
 St. Kew March 191 s . 190 b 
 
 189. Launceston March 22. 43. 
 39 b - Lawhitton March 22, 23. 
 
 221 b . Launceston Priory March 23 43 b . 
 (Ord) 
 
 1309. 44- 
 
 39 b . EXETER March 27,28, [Ord, 221 b ] 
 
 29, 30 ; April, 1, 2, [i89 b ] 3. 
 Clyst April 4, 6, [40! 8. 
 
 40. Chudleigh April 10. 
 
 Clyst April 12, 14, 15. 44 b . 
 
 EXETEK April 16. 
 
 Clyst April 16. 17 
 
 Honiton April 17. 
 40 b . Horseley April 30. 
 
 London May 1, 2, 3, 4. 
 
 I89 b . Westminster May 4, 5, 6. 
 40 b - London May 7, 8, [41] 9, 10, 
 
 [40 b ]ll, [41] 12, 14. 191. 
 
 41. Faringdon May 18. 45. 
 Newenham May 23, 24. 
 
 222. Axminster May 24 (Ord.). 
 
 Clyst May 28. 191. 
 
 Tidcombe l8 -May 29. 191. 
 
 Thorverton May 30. 191. 
 
 Clyst May 31 ; [4i b ] June 1. 45. 
 
 4i b . EXETEK June 5. 
 
 Cowick June 7. 191- 
 
 Chudleigh June 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 191* 
 17, 20, [ 42 ] 22, 26, 28, [190] 29, 30. 
 
 190. Clyst July 3. 223 1 
 
 42. EXETER July 6. 
 Crediton July 7. 
 
 Milton-Damarel 19 July 12, 13, 14, 
 
 [42 b ] 15. 
 
 Hartland July 17, 18. 
 Tawstock July 21. 
 Barnstaple July 23. 
 Bishop's Tawton July 25. 
 Pilton July 26. 
 Marwood July 26. 
 Ilfra combe July 26. 
 Bishopsnympton July 31 ; Aug. 1, 
 
 4, [43] 6. 
 
 Morchard-Bishop Aug. 7. 
 Buckfast Abbey Aug. 12, 13. 
 Chudleigh Aug. 15, [43] 16 
 Clyst Aug. 23, 24, 26, 27, 28- 
 Crediton Aug. 30, 81 ; Sept. 4, 6. 
 Clyst-Sept. 6, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17. 
 EXETER Sept. 18, 19, [44] 20 
 
 (Ord. 2 22 b )" 
 Clyst-Sept. 21 (Ord., 223 b ). 22, 
 
 23, 24. 
 
 EXETER Sept. 26. 
 Chudleigh Sept. 30. 
 Paignton Oct. 1, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12. 
 Chudleigh Oct. 14. 
 Clyst Oct. 17. 
 EXETER Oct. 20. 
 Clyst Oct. 21. 
 Sidbury Oct. 23. 
 Newenham Oct. 24. 
 Little Windsor 20 Oct. 25. 
 Charminster Oct. 25. 
 Bryanston 21 Oct. 26. 
 Horseley Nov. 5. 
 Canterbury Nov. 10. 
 West Mailing 22 Nov. 12. 
 Horseley -Nov. 15, [4s] 16, 20. 
 Stockwell Nov. 24, [45] 26, 27. 
 London Nov. 27. 
 Stockwell Dec. 2, 3. 
 Lambeth Dec. 4. 
 London Dec. 6, 8. 
 . Stockwell Dec. 8, [45] 11, l> b ] 
 
 14. 
 . Faringdon Dec. 20 (Ord.), [ 4 5 b ] 
 
 21, 24, 27, 28, 29, [46 b ] 30, 
 
 [l9l b ] 31. 
 
 11 The Bishop's Manor in St. German's ; 
 MS. "Cotyngbeke," " Coystyngbek, " 
 " Cutingbeke," and " Cuttingbeke." 
 
 12 "Mahymiet." 
 
 13 "Leskered." 
 
 14 The Bishop's Manor in St. Allen 
 " Lanerghe." 
 
 16 His Manor in St. Breoke. 
 
 18 " Eodem die, in sero, apud Lanou." 
 17 " Circiter horam Vesper arum." 
 
 i* In Tiverton. 
 
 19 " Myddeltone." 
 
 20 " Parva Wyndesore," A Tithing of 
 
 Broadwindsor (Dorset.) 
 
 21 Near Blandford (Dorset). 
 
 22 "Mallynge." 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 549 
 
 46. Chidham Jan. 8, 9, [46 b ] 13. 
 28 b . Faringdon Jan. 16, [46 b ] 19. 
 46 b . Horseley Jan. 22, 23, [47] 25, 
 
 30 ; Feb. 1, 5. 
 47 b . London Feb. 13, 15, 19, 20, 21, 
 
 22, 24, 25 ; [ 4 g] March 1, [192] 6. 
 223 b . Stock well March 8 (Ord.) 
 48 b . London March 13. 
 
 48. Stockwell March, 14 (Ord.at Cara- 
 
 berwell 223 b ) 16. 
 1310. 
 
 49. Faringdon March 25. 
 Little Windsor 20 March 30. 
 
 224. Bradninch April 4 (Ord). 
 49. Clyst April 4, 6, 7. 
 192. EXETER April 8. 
 49. Clyst April 11. 
 224b. EXETER April 18 (Ord.), [192] 19, 
 [49 b ]20. 
 
 49 b - Clyst April 22, 23 23, 25, 27. 
 
 Chudleigh April 28, [50] 30; 
 
 Mayl. 
 so. Paignton May 1. 
 
 Chudleigh May 5, [50b] 6. 
 50 b . EXETER May 8. 
 
 Clyst May 9, [51 110. 
 
 51. Cotleigh 24 May 11. 
 Woodford 23 May 15. 
 Faringdon May 17, f5l b j 20, [52] 
 
 22, 25, [192] 26. 
 
 52. Clyst June 5. 
 52b- EXETER June 5. 
 
 Paignton June 8, 12, 13- 
 225. Totnes June 13 (Ord). 
 52 D - Clyst June 14. 
 
 Paignton June 16 ; July 1, 2, 6, 
 
 [53 b ] 8, [192] 9. 
 52 b - Clyst July 10, [53] 12. 
 
 53. EXETER July 17. 
 Chudleigh July 20, 21. 
 
 23 The following extract from the 
 Patent Rolls records a portion of the 
 business of this day which is passed 
 over in the Register" Rex omnibus, 
 etc. Inspeximus Scriptum conven- 
 tionale indentatum inter ... Walter- 
 urn, Exon. Episcopum, ex una parte, 
 et Eliam Broun, ex altera, confectum 
 in hec verba : Noverint universi 
 quod, cum inter Dom. Walter um, 
 etc., petentem, ex parte una, et 
 Eliam Broun, tenentem, ex altera, 
 super uno mesuagio et uno ferlingo 
 terre, cum pertinenciis, que Henr. 
 Daggolfealiquando tenuitiu vilenagio 
 in Manerio tie Tautone Episcopi, et 
 super toto teiiemento quod Will, de 
 Schirmere aliquando tenuit ad volun- 
 tatem in eodem Manerio, suborta 
 f uisset materia qxiestionis ; et, tandem, 
 xxif die mens. Apr., A.D. M. CCC. 
 x., etRegni Reg. Edw., filii Edw., 
 tercio, apud Clyst Episcopi, median- 
 tibus communibus amicis inter Partes 
 predictas, sic convenit, viz. quod 
 predictus Elias. heredes sui et 
 assignati, habeant et teneant pre- 
 dictum mesuagium, terram, et tene- 
 mentum, cum suis pertinenciis, de 
 predicto Episcopo et ejus Successori- 
 bus imperpetuum. Reddendo et 
 faciendo inde predicto Episcopo, etc., 
 omnes redditus et omnia servicia 
 inde debitos et debita juxta tenorem 
 Cartarum que bone memorie quon- 
 
 dam Thomas ... Exon. Episcopus, 
 Predecessor predicti Walteri, de con- 
 sensu Capituli sui Exon., predicto 
 Elie inde fecit, et, ultra predictos 
 redditus et servicia, vijs. efc ob. ster- 
 lingorum, terminis in predictis Cartis 
 jintea constitutis. Et nichilominus 
 predictus Episcopus, etc., habeant de 
 predicto Elia, heredibus suis et 
 assignatis, racione predictorum tene- 
 mentorum, maritagium, wardam, et 
 xxs. pro relevio, cum acciderint. Ita, 
 videlicet, quod predicta tenementa 
 de cetero teneaut per servicium mili- 
 tare, et solvant annuatim xxs. annul 
 redditus redditu in predictis Cartis 
 contento in predicta sum ma com- 
 putato, et faoiant alia servicia que 
 in predictis Cartis sunt contenta. In 
 cu j us rei, etc. Hiis Testibus, Dominis 
 Henr. de Campo Arnulphi, Joh. de 
 Buttone, Rob. Beaupel, Militibus ; 
 Henr. de Bokerel, Ric. de Inward- 
 leghe, et aliis. Datum Anno, etc., 
 supradictis. Nos, autem, Conven- 
 cionem predictam ratam habentes et 
 gratam, earn pro nobis et heredibus 
 nostris, quantum in nobis est, con- 
 cedimus et confirmamus, sicut Script- 
 um predictum racionabiliter testatur." 
 (12 May, 1321). Sot. Pat. 14 
 IL,p.2,m.l3. [F.J.B.J. 
 
 24 Near Honiton. 
 
 25 Wodeforde juxta Sarum." 
 
550 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 53 b . Totnes July 22. 
 
 Ply mpton July 26 (Ord., 225 b ). 
 192 h . Paignton July 28. 
 53 b . Poutone 15 Aug. 2. 
 
 Lanner 14 Aug. 6. 
 192 b . Penryn Aug. 6, [54] 8, [225 b 
 
 Ord.] 9, 10 [i92 b ] 11. 
 53 b . Tywardreath Aug. 11. 
 54. Lanreath Aug. 12. 
 
 Lawhitton Aug. 13, 14, 16. 
 I92 b . Bishop's Tawton Aug. 22, [53 b ] 
 
 23. 
 54 b . Crediton Aug. 28, 29. 
 
 Clyst Aug. 29, 31 ; Sept. 2, 3, 
 [55] 4, 5, 6, [193] 7, [55! 8, [ 5 3b] 
 9, 10. 
 
 56. Dunkeswell Sept. 11. 
 Hinton St. George 26 Sept. 12. 
 Sherborne Sept. 13. 
 Winterbourue 27 Sept. 14. 
 Longstock 28 Sept. 14. 
 Faringdon Sept. 15, 18, 19 (Ord., 
 
 226]. 
 
 Horseley Sept. 20. 
 Stockwell Sept. 23. 
 56b. London' 9 Sept. 23. 
 
 Stockwell Sept. 25, 27 ; Oct. 2, 
 
 3, 6, 13, [57] 16. 
 I93 b . Westminster Sept. 17. 
 
 57. Stockwell Sept. 19 (Ord, at Far- 
 
 ingdon 226), 20. 
 193b. Westminster Sept. 20. 
 57. Stockwell Sept. 27, 28, 30. 
 193 b . Westminster Sept. 30. 
 59. Stockwell Nov. 1. 
 57. Westminster Nov. 4. 
 57 b . Stockwell Nov. 10. 
 
 London Nov. 10. 
 
 Westminster Nov. 11. 
 61 b . London Nov. 15. 
 57 b . Stockwell Nov. 16. 
 
 Horseley Dec. 3. 
 
 Stockwell Dec. 10. 
 58 b . London Dec. 10. 
 
 57 b . Horseley Dec. 14. 
 
 58b- Faringdon Dec. 19 (Ord. 226). 
 
 Chidham Dec. 22, 27 ; Jan. 3. 
 
 Faringdon Jan. 10, [59] 11, 14, 
 
 16, 18, [59b] 25 
 59 b . Donhead 30 Jan. 31. 
 
 EXETER Feb. 14. 
 
 Chudleigh Feb. 19, [ 2 26 b ] 22 
 
 Gb] 26 ; [194] March 3. 
 60. Clyst March 3. 
 
 227. Totnes March 6 (Ord.) 
 
 60. Paiguton March 7, T227 b J 19 [fio] 
 
 20, [194] 21, [60] 22. 
 
 1311. 
 
 228. Chudleigh-March 27 (Ord. ) ,[eo] 28 . 
 226- EXETER March 29. 
 
 Crediton March 30. 
 Chudleigh March 31. 
 Crediton April 1, 2, [i94 b ] 4, 
 [60 b ], 8. 
 
 61. EXETER- April 8, [eo b ] 10, 11, 12. 
 
 61. Clyst April 13. 
 Combe- Bissett 31 April 18. 
 Stockwell April 27. 
 London April 30. 
 Stockwell-May 1, [ 6 ib] 3, 7, 9, 13, 
 
 19, 20, 22, 23, [55] 25. 
 228. West Horseley 32 May 30 (Ord.), 
 
 [02] June 3. 
 C2 b . East Horseley 33 June 3, 4, 5 
 
 (Ord. 228). 
 195. Westminster June 11, 18. 
 
 62. Stockwell June 20 (Ord. 22s)- 
 195. Westminster June 21. 
 
 62. Stockwell -June 22. 
 195 b . Westminster June 23. 
 
 64 b - Stockwell July 2, [62] 13, 14. 
 195b. Westminster July 17. 
 
 63. Stockwell July 26. 
 63b. London July 30. 
 195b- Westminster July 30. 
 
 63. London Aug. 5, 19 ; [e3 b ] Sept. 
 1, [196] 2, [esb] 7, 12, 14. 
 
 60- 
 
 CO 
 
 26 " Hentone," Hinton St. George 
 (Somerset), probably. 
 
 27 a Wynterbourne juxta Sarum " 
 Earl's, Dantsey, or Gunner. 
 
 28 " Langestoke juxta Stocbrigge." 
 
 29 " Apud Sanctum Paulum." 
 
 30 "Dounheved juxta Schefteburi." 
 Donhead St. Andrew or St. Mary. 
 
 31 " Combe juxta Sarum." 
 
 32 " West Horsleghe, Wynton. Dyoc." 
 
 33 "Apud Horsleghe, in Capella Epi- 
 scopi ibidem, immediate Jurisdiccionis 
 
 Dom. Archiepiseopi Cantuar." Thir- 
 teen years later the Bishop acquired 
 additional lands in both parishes, 
 "Surrie.- Walt, de Stapeldone,Episc. 
 Exon., finem fecit cum Rege per xxs. 
 pro Licencia recipiendi de Rog. de 
 Berners quasdam terras et quedam 
 tenementa in Esthorsleye et West- 
 horsleye, que de Rege tenentur in 
 capite." (22 May, 1324). Rot. Orig., 
 17 Edw. II., m. 35. [F.J.B.], 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 551 
 
 3 h . Stockwell- Sept. 17- 
 22gb. Merton Priory Sept. 18 (Ord.) 
 63b- Stockwell Sept. 21, 22, [54] 24, 
 [228b Ord.] 26, [eg] 27 ; Oct. 5, 
 7, 8- 
 63 b Yarcombe Oct. 17 (Ded.) 
 
 Clyst Oct. 19. 
 64b. EXETER Oct. 21. 
 
 Dartington Oct. 26. 
 65. Ugborough Oct. 28 (Ded.). 
 64 b . Totnes Oct. 29. 
 65. Plyrnpton-Oct. 29 (Ded.), 30. 
 65b. Tavistock Oct. 31. 
 66 b . Bishop's Tawton Nov. 3. 
 
 65. Lawhitton Nov. 4, 5. 
 65b. Torrington Nov. 10. 
 
 Bishop's Tawton Nov. 11, 12, 13, 
 
 [66] 16. 
 
 66. Bishopsnympton Nov. 20, 26, 
 
 [66 h ] 30 ; Dec. 1, [57] 4, [cob] 
 6, [l96 b ] 7, [67] 8, 12, 17. 
 228 b . Southmolton Dec. 18 (Ord). 
 66b- Bishopsnympton Dec. 20. 
 229. Bishop's Tawton Dec. 21 (Ord.), 
 
 [eeb] Dec. 27, 28, 29. 
 68. Bishopsnympton Jan. 2, (Ord. 
 
 229), [67] 4, 6. 
 67- Crediton Jan. 8. 
 
 Morchard-Bishop Jan. S. 
 f,7 b . Creditun Jan. 10, 11. 
 
 Bishop's Tawton Jan. 11. 
 EXETER Jan. 13, 14. 
 
 68. Clyst Jan, 18. 
 Okehampton Jan. 20. 
 Lanteglos - by - Camelford 34 Jan. 
 
 24. 
 G8 b . LannerW Feb. 2. 
 
 69. Cuddenbeak 11 Feb. 12, [esb] 16, 
 
 19 (Ord -229). 
 68 b . St. Stephen's-by-Saltash 35 Feb. 
 
 19, 20. 
 69- Plympton Feb. 21. 
 
 Paignton Feb. 24, [e9 b ] 25, [eg] 
 
 28, 29 ; [i96 b ] March 2, [eg] 4, 
 
 5, [197] 6. 
 
 229. Totnes March 11 (Ord.). 
 229b. Paignton March 12 (Ord.), [eg] 
 
 15, [ 6 9 b ] 17, [229 b Ord.] 19. 
 
 69b, EXETER March 23. 
 
 1312. 
 
 229 b . EXETER March 25 (Ord.). 
 
 71- Clyst March 31 ; April 2, 6, 8. 
 
 7lb. Chudleigh April 20, 22, [74 b ] 24, 
 
 [7ib] 25. 
 
 69b. EXETER April 26, 27. 
 71- Clyst April 29. 
 
 Westminster 36 May 8. 
 
 Stockwell May 8, 11. 
 
 Westminster May 19. 
 230. Merton Priory May 20 (Ord.). 
 
 71. Stockwell May 24. 
 Faringdon May 30. 
 
 72. Hursley 37 June 1. 
 
 7ib. Chudleigh June 21, [72] 25 ; 
 July 3. 
 
 72. Paignton July 6, 8, 11, 12, 14, 
 
 [72 ] 16, 17, [iwb] 18, [tab] 24, 27. 
 
 72 b - Chudleigh July 28. 
 
 Crediton Aug. 1, [i9/b] 2, [?2b] 
 4, [73] 5. 
 
 73. Clyst Aug. 6, [198] 9, [73] 10, 
 Milborne-Port 38 Aug. 14. 
 London Aug. 30. 
 Westminster Sept. 2. 
 
 73 . London Sept. 6, 10, [74] 25, 
 [ 7 3h] 27 ; Oct. 1. 
 
 198- Stockwell Oct. 4. 
 
 74. Horseley Oct. 5, 6, 8, [193] 12. 
 Westminster Oct. 15. 
 
 198b. Stockwell Oct. 20. 
 
 199- Westminster Oct. 22. 
 74b. London Oct. 23. 
 
 Stockwell Oct. 30, 
 77. Lambeth Nov. 3. 
 74b. Stockwell Nov. 15. 
 199. Westminster-^-Nov. 16. 
 
 75. Stockwell Nov. 18, 20, 30 ; Dec. 
 
 3, 5, 7, [199] 9, 10, [?6b] 11, 
 
 [75] 15, [ 7 5b] 17, 18. 
 75 b . Faringdon Dec. 25, 30, 31. 
 76 b . Stockwell Jan. 9. 
 75b. Faringdon Jan. 15, 16, [75] 22. 
 230. Stockwell Jan. 22 (6>?-d.), [:6 b ] 
 
 30 ; Feb. 3, [77] 5. 
 85- London Feb. 8. 39 
 
 34 " Nanseglos." 
 
 35 "Apud Sanctum Stephanum de 
 Esse, in Cornubia." 
 
 36 " In Capitulo Abbathie Westmonas- 
 teriensis." 
 
 37 Hursleghe .juxta Wyntoniam." 
 ss ti Mileborne juxta Schireborne." 
 
 39 There is a gap here of three months. 
 
 The Bishop was in France. " De 
 Passagio pro Nunciis Regis. Rex, 
 etc., Roberto de Kendale, Constabu- 
 lario suo Castri sui Dovorrie, et 
 Custodi Quinque Portuum suorum, 
 vel ejus locum tenenti, salutem. 
 Cum mittimus . . Walterum, Exon. 
 Episc., cum quibusdam aliis fidelibus 
 
552 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 1313. 40 88. 
 77 b . London May 9. 
 
 Stockwell May 11, 13, 14, 17. 83. 
 
 19 9 b. Westminster May 18. 233 
 77b- Stockwell May 19. 
 
 78. Dover 41 July 13. 230- 
 
 Stockwell July 16, 17, [79] 18, 
 
 24, 26. 233. 
 
 79 Horseley Aug. 1. 83. 
 
 79b. Faringdon Aug. 7, 10, [200] 19 ; 233- 
 
 [79 b ] Sept. 11, [si] 12, [ 7 9 b ] 16. 85 b. 
 
 80. Stockwell Sept. 26, 29, 83 b . 
 79b. London Oct. 2, 3, 5, [so] 7, 9, 23, 
 
 24, 25, [so b ] 30. 83b. 
 
 82. Stockwell Nov. 5, [si b ] 3, 9, 10, 
 
 13, 14. 
 
 8lb. London Nov. 14. 83 
 
 82- Stockwell Nov. 15, 19. 84b. 
 
 Clyst Dec. 1, 3, 6. 
 
 239. EXETER Dec. 7, [230b Ord] 9. 83 b - 
 230 b . Crediton Dec. 11 and 12 (Ord?.). 8 3 
 
 82- Lawhitton Dec, 14. 84 b . 
 230 b . Totnes Dec. 22 (Ord). 
 200 b . Paignten Dec. 27, 
 
 231 b - Tavistock Jan. 13 (Ord.). 85- 
 
 102. Lawhitton Jan. 14. 85- 
 
 20ob. Launceston Jan. 14, [s2 b ] 15, 
 
 (Ord 232). 
 
 82. Bodmin Jan. 27. 86. 
 
 St. Mewan Jan. 30, 31. $5 b . 
 
 82b. Lanner l4 -Feb. 2. 3. 86. 
 
 Glasney Feb. 9. -202. 
 
 Carwythenack 42 Feb. 11. 87- 
 
 Alverton 4 * Feb. 13. 233 b 
 
 St. Michael's Mount Feb. 13. 86 b - 
 
 85. St. Buryan Feb. 13. 87 b . 
 82 b . St. Columb-Major Feb. 19. 
 
 Poutoni 5 Feb. 20, [82b] 24, 26, 
 
 [83] 28. 
 
 Wyke 44 March 2. 
 Holsworthy (no date Ord) 
 Hartland (no date Ord.) 
 Bishop's Tawton March 10, [33] 
 
 14, [201] 15. 
 
 Barnstaple March 16 (Ord.) 
 Bishop's Tawton 45 March 17- 
 Torriugton (no date Ord) 
 Morchard- Bishop March 21. 
 Crediton March 22, [34] March 
 
 23 (Ord 232). 
 EXETER March 24. 
 
 1314. 
 
 EXETER March 29. 
 
 Staverton April 1. 
 
 Ashburton April 3. 
 
 EXETER April 4, 6 (Ord. 233), 8. 
 
 Clyst April 9. 
 
 Little Windsor 46 April 16. 
 
 Stockwell April 26- 
 
 Horseley May 7, 8, [20ib] 12, 14. 
 
 London May 19, [201^] 23. 
 
 Faringdon May 30 ; [233 b Ord] 
 
 June 1, [ 85 ] 4, [ 8 b J 17, [ 8 5 b ] 20 
 
 22, 24. 
 
 Norton 47 July 28. 
 Farringdon (near Exeter") July 31. 
 Otterton Priory July 31 ; Aug. 1. 
 Clyst Aug. 1, [86 b ] 2, 3. 
 EXETER Aug. 5. 
 . Clyst Aug. 6 (Ord). 
 Chudleigh Aug. 10, 13. 
 Clyst Aug. 16, [87] 17, 18, [ 8 7 b ] 
 
 19, 20. 
 
 nostris, ad Partes transmarinas, pro 
 
 arduis negociis que nos tangunt, vobis 
 
 mandamus quod eidem Episcopo, 
 
 pro familia, equis, et hernesiis 
 
 si:' xdo ad Partes predictas et 
 
 Angliani redeundo, bonum 
 
 ..m Passagium, et absque 
 
 a, solvenda, habere nostris 
 
 abus faciatis. Et nos vobis 
 
 j in garderoba nostra debitam 
 
 iocacionem fieri faciemus " (8 Feb., 
 
 1312-13). Rot. Claus. 6 Edw. //., 
 
 m. 14d [F.J.B,]. The first entry in 
 
 1313 is a " MEMORANDUM quod vj to 
 
 die mensis Maii venit Dominus in 
 
 Augliam de Partibus transmarinis." 
 
 40 On a narrow slip of vellum is given 
 
 a List of Institutions (by the V.G.) 
 
 from 12 Feb., 1312-13 to 22 June, 
 
 1313. This slip has been carelessly 
 placed by the binder after fol. 69, 
 and numbered 70. It should follow 
 fol. 77. 
 
 41 Another 'gap of nearly two months, 
 and a " MEMORANDUM quod xiij 
 die Julii, Anno supra proximo, apli- 
 cuit (sic) Dominus Doveriam, de 
 Partibus veniens transmarinis." 
 
 42 " Karwethyneck " (in St. Constan- 
 tiue). 
 
 43 " Alvertone, prope Montem Sancti 
 Michaelis." 
 
 44 Probably, Week-St. Mary ( Cornwall) . 
 
 45 Tautone juxta Barnastapoliam." 
 45 " Litel Wyndeshore," near Broad- 
 
 windsor. 
 47 Norton-Fitzwarren, near Taunton. 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 553 
 
 203. Tewkesbury Aug. 29. 
 
 89. Rufford (juxta York) Sept. 20. 
 
 88. York-Sept, 28 ; [ 2 03 b ] Oct. 4. 
 88 b . Bath Oct. 19. 
 
 203 b . Wells Oct. 20. 
 
 88 b . Bridgewater Oct. 20. 
 
 89. Norton 47 Oct. 23. 
 89 b Clyst-Oct. 27. 
 
 I00 b . Down-St. Mary Oct. 29. 
 89. Stapeldon Nov. 1. 
 
 Lawhitton Nov. 3. 
 88 b . Tywardreath Nov. 8. 
 89 b . Lostwithiel Nov. 9. 
 89. Cuddenbeak 11 Nov. 11. 
 100. St. German's 43 Nov. 15. 
 
 Cuddenbeak Nov. 15. 
 89 b . St. German's Nov. 18. 
 
 100. Plympton Nov. 20. 
 Paignton Nov. 24, 29 ; Dec. 2, 3, 
 
 5, 9, [lOOb] 12 , 15 [233*-Ord.] 
 21, 22, 28. 
 
 101. Chudleigh Jan. 2. 
 Clyst Jan. 10, 11. 
 
 I01 b . Honiton Jan. 13. 
 
 101. Axminster Jan. 15. 
 107. Westminster Jan. 20. 
 I01 b . Stockwell Jan. 29. 
 
 Westminster Jan. 31. 
 London Feb. 1. 
 
 102. Westminster Feb. 3. 
 10 i b . London Feb. 4, 6. 
 234 b - Stockwell Feb. 6 (Ord.) 
 
 102. London Feb. 7, 9, 11, [i02 b ] 14. 
 102 b Stockwell Feb. 17, [i04 b j 19; (Lon- 
 don 21, 22, [103] 24); March 1, 
 
 [I04 b ] 2, [104] 5, [I04 b ] 8. 
 
 104 b . London 49 March 12. 
 234 b . Horseley March 22 (Ord.) 
 
 1315. 
 
 204 b . Horseley April 6, [ioe] 10, 17, 23. 
 106 b . Walworth 50 April 27, 28 ; [ 2 34 b 
 
 Ord.] May 1. 
 
 I06 b . Westminster May 3. 51 
 28 b . Axminster July 23. 
 230. Clyst- July 27 (Ord.\ [io? b ] 29. 
 
 107. Crediton Aug. 1, [109] 2. 
 107 b . Cookbury Aug. 9 (Ded). 
 
 Stapeldon Aug. [a blank]. 
 Pouton 15 Aug. 14. 
 Lanner 52 Aug. 19, [ios] 21. 
 
 108. Glasney Aug. 22, 23. 
 
 109. Penryn Aug. 23. 
 los b . Pouton 13 Aug. 28. 
 109. Lezant 93 Aug. 30. 
 109 b . Lawhitton Aug. 31. 
 
 109 Buckfast Abbey Sept 6. 
 I09 b . Paignton Sept. 9, [109] 11. 
 109. Ipplepen Sept. 11. 
 
 Chudleigh-Sept. 13. 
 109 b . Clyst Sept. 19, 21. 
 
 235. EXETER Sept. 20 (Ord.) 
 
 I09 b . Chudleigh Sept. 26, [no] 29, 30. 
 no. Clyst Oct. 3. 
 
 Chudleigh Oct. 10, 11, [uo b ] 12, 
 
 14. 
 11 o b . Clyst Oct. 15, 21. 
 
 London Nov. 14. 
 
 Horseley Nov. 15, 16. 
 
 Otterton Priory Nov. 28. 
 . Norton 47 Dec. 7, [lio b ] 10. 
 in. EXETER Dec. 19, [235 b Ord.] 20. 
 
 111. Clyst Dec. 23. 
 
 Chudleigh Dec, 31 ; Jan, 3, 5, 
 
 [lll b ] 8, 10, 12. 
 lll b , Lincoln Jan. 30 ; Feb. 6, 22, 
 
 112. London March 3, 5. 
 
 1316. 
 
 236. Alton (Hants) March 27 (Ord.). 
 
 112. Faringdon March 31; [236 b 
 
 Ord.] April 10, [iii b ] 12. 
 H2 h . London-April 29 ; May 1, 2, 3. 
 
 Walworth May 4, [113] 16. 
 H5 b . Wissant 54 May 21. 
 H2 b . London June 27. 
 
 113. Membury July 22 (Ded.}. 
 H3 b . Clyst July 23. 
 
 114. EXETER July 26. 
 113 b . Clyst July 27, 31. 
 
 Crediton July 31 ; Aug. 1, 3, 4. 
 
 48 The numbering of the folios is 
 erroneous here, passing from "Ixxxix" 
 to " c." The text is continuous. 
 
 49 Folio 105 is a small piece of vellum 
 bound up with the Register ; it con- 
 tains six Institutions by Richard de 
 Coletone, Official-Principal, etc. 
 
 50 " Waleworthe juxta Londonias." 
 
 6 ! There are no Entries after this date 
 for nearly 3 months, " cum de 
 Precepto Regis . . nos oporteat trans- 
 
 2 N 
 
 fretare." See p. 398. 
 
 52 " Apud Parcum de Lanerghe." 
 
 53 "Lanoseynt." 
 
 54 "Apud Wytsaund, in domo cujusdam 
 Thome de la Vacherie." Wissant 
 is between Calais and Boulogne. 
 Everyone crossed from thence in the 
 Middle Ages. Dante calls it Guizzaute, 
 and mentions the great dykes there. 
 The Bp. was in France for about a 
 month. 
 
554 
 
 THE EEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 114. Bishopsnympton Aug. 11, 13. 
 Bishop's Tawton Aug. 17- 
 Bishopsnympton Aug. 18. 
 
 114 b Chudleigh Aug. 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 
 Paignton Sept. 11, 12, [115] 16. 
 
 18 (Ord 237). 
 237- Totnes Sept. 18 (Ord.) 
 114 b , Paignton -Sept. 21. 
 236 b . Chudleigh Sept, 22, [115] 23. 
 115- Bishopsnympton Sept. 25. 
 115 b - Combmartin Sept. 27. 
 
 115. Inwardleigh Sept. 29. 
 Norton 47 Oct. 1. 
 
 116 b . Faringdon Oct. 10. 
 
 London Oct. 15, 16, 17. 
 
 116. Horseley Nov. 19, [ii6b] 27. 
 116 b . Faringdon Dec. 6, 16, 21. 
 
 Chidharn ~ Dec. 24, 31 ; [120] 
 
 Jan. 2. 
 
 H6 b . Faringdon Jan. 12, [117] 15, 16, 
 [ll7 b ] 24. 
 
 117. South Newton 55 Feb. 4. 
 Clyst Feb. 22. 
 
 EXETER Feb. 23, [mb] 24, [a37 b 
 
 Ord.] 26 & 27. 
 H7b. Chudleigh Feb. 27- 
 
 Clyst March 4, 6. 
 
 Werrington 56 March 7. 
 H8 b . Stockweli March 23, 24. 
 
 1317. 
 
 118. .Stockweli March 25. 
 London March 26. 
 
 H8 b . Horseley March 29; [119] April 
 
 12. 
 211. London April 16, [119] 18, 20, 23. 
 
 119. Stockweli April 29, 30 ; May 1. 
 London May 8, 
 
 H9 b . Stockweli May 9, [211] 11, 12. 
 119 b . Canterbury May 14. 
 211. Stockweli May 18, [ngb] 19, 
 [2il] 22. 
 
 120. London May 22, [iig b ] 28, 29 ; 
 
 [120] June 5. 
 Oxford June 14. 
 2ll b . London June 18. 
 120. Stockweli June 25. 
 211 b . London July 3, [120] 10, 11. 
 120. Shelford 57 July 21, [ 2 n b ] 26. 
 " 120. Nottingham July 26. 
 I20 b . Norton-Fitz warren 58 Aug. 7. 
 
 Bishopsnympton Aug. 10, 12, 16, 
 
 [2il b ] 18, [121] 21, 24. 
 
 121- Crediton Aug. 26. 
 Chudleigh Aug. 30, 31 ; Sept. 4, 
 
 [212] 5, [122] 22, 24. 
 238. Teignmouth Sept. 24 (Ord.). 
 
 122- Chudleigh Sept. 25, 30 ; Oct. 1, 
 
 [i22 b j 2, 4, 5. 
 
 I22 b Olyst Oct. 6, 7, 8, [123] 10, 
 [I22 b ] 12, [123] 13, 14. 
 
 123. EXETER Oct. 14. 
 Clyst-Oct. 15, 19, [i23 b ] 20. 
 
 123 b . Broadhembury Oct. 21. 
 
 212- Ashill 59 Oct. 22. 
 
 123b. Clyst Oct, 27, 28, 30 ; Nov. 1. 
 
 121 Newton 60 Nov. 4. 
 
 212 London Nov. 16, [124] 22, 24, 
 
 [212] 28. 
 Stockweli -Nov. 29. 
 
 124. Horseley Dec. 2, 10. 
 2i2 b - Stockweli Dec. 19. 
 
 124. Horseley -Dec. 25,26, [ 2 l2 b ] 28. 
 124 b . London Dec, 31 ; Jan. 2, [125] 3, 
 
 [I24 b ] 4. 
 
 125. Faringdon Jan. 19, 26. 
 Horseley Feb. 2, 
 
 125 b . Walworth Feb. 5. 
 125- London Feb. 6, 7. 
 
 Walworth Feb. 11, 12, 14, [m b ]. 
 
 15, 16, 17. 
 2l2 b - London Feb. 24,[i25 b ] 25 ; Mar. 5. 
 
 126. Walworth March 13. 
 
 E. Horseley Mar. IS (Ord. 238 b ). 
 
 1318. 
 
 126' Faringdon April 1. 
 Ashill 59 April 8, 9. 
 
 126b. Sampford-Peverell~Ap. 12 (Ded.) 
 Uploman April 13 (Ded.) 
 Butterleigh April 14 (Ded.) 
 
 126. Clyst April 15. 
 EXETER April 16 (Ord. 239 ). 
 Clyst April 17, 19. 
 
 I26 b . EXETER April 22 & 23 (Ords. 
 
 239} . 
 
 Chudleigh April 25, 27, 30. 
 Kingsteignton May 1 (Ded.), 
 
 [2.39 Ord.] 
 
 Ipplepen May 3 (Ded.) 
 Totnes May 5. 
 Paignton 6, 7, 9, [127] 11, 13, 14. 
 
 127. Townstal May 14 (Ded.), 15. 
 Slapton M:ay 16 (Ded.) 
 
 55 " Nywetone juxta Wiltone." 
 
 86 < Weryngestone" near Launceston. 
 
 87 "Schelford juxta Notynghain." 
 38 " Nortone juxta Tantone." 
 
 " Ayshulle "near Ilminster. 
 " Niwetone juxta Dorcestriam. 
 bably, Maiden-Newton, 
 
 Pro- 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 555 
 
 127. Loddiswell May 16, [l28 b ] 17. 
 Plymptou May 19. 
 Tavistock May 21 (Ded.), [Ord. 
 
 239] ; 22. 
 
 Kilkhampton May 26. 
 Launcells" 1 May 27. 
 
 239. Lawhitton June 6 (Ord.). 
 213. Callington June 7. 
 
 127 b . Cuddenbeak 11 . June 8, 9, 11 [^3] 
 
 15, [i27 b ] 16, 17. 
 239- St. German's June 17 {Ord.} 
 
 128- Morval fune 18 (Ded.} 
 
 239 b - Cuddenbeak June 18 (Ord.), 
 [I27 b ]19, [210] 25 (Ord.); [i29 b ] 
 July 1. 
 
 128 Lanivet- -July 6 (Ded.) 
 Pouton 15 July 6. 
 St. Breoke July 11 (Ded.) 
 St. Ervan-July 16 (Ded.) 
 Lanner l4 --July 18, 19, 21, [210 
 
 Ord.] 23. 
 
 St. Gluvia, 62 July 25 (Ded.) 
 Glasney July 25. 
 
 240. St. Michael's Mount July SQ(Ord. ) 
 '128. Glasney -Aug. 1 (Ord.~ 240), 2, 
 
 [I28 b ] 4. 
 128 b . St. Gluvias 63 Aug. 4 (Ded.) 
 
 Lanner 14 Aug. 7. 
 
 Tywardreath Aug. 10, [213] 11. 
 128 b . Pouton 15 Aug. 13, 15. 
 
 Launceston Priory Aug, 18 (Ded). 
 
 Lawhitton Aug. 20. 
 
 Tavistock Abbey Aug. 21 (Ded.) 
 
 Tamerton-Foliot Aug. 22 (Ded.), 
 [Ord, -240]. 
 
 South Pool -Aug. 24 (Ded.) 
 
 Denbury Aug. 27 (Ded.) 
 
 Chudleigh-Aug. 28, 29. 
 
 Crediton-Sept. 2, [240 Ord.] 3, 
 [213] 4. 
 
 129- Barnstaple Sept. 9 (Ded.) 
 Bishop's Tawton Sept. 10, [240 
 
 Ord.] 11. 
 Bishopsnympton Sept. 12, [i29 b ] 
 
 13. 
 129 b - Clyst Sept. 17, 
 
 EXETER Sept, 18, 19, 26 [iso] 
 21, 22, 23 (0rd.-240), 24, [i 3 b ] 
 25, 26, 27. 
 131- Clyst Sept, 29 ; Oct. 1. 
 
 Norton-Fitzwarren 47 Oct. 5. 
 Ashill 59 Oct. 6, 7, 8. 
 i ;{8 b York 84 Nov. 2. 
 
 139. Oxford Dec. 10, 
 Faringdon Dec. 19, 21, 23 (Ord. 
 
 240 b ), [I39 b ] 24, 25, 26, 30 ; Jan. 
 1, 2. 
 
 140. London Jan. 11. 
 Canterbury Jan. 14. 
 Wissant 54 Feb. 11. 
 
 213- London March 17. 
 
 1319- 
 
 140 b . Horseley March 30 ; April 3, 4, 7, 
 
 (Ord 241), 8. 
 
 London April 21, 22, 24, [i4i] 26, 
 27, 28. 
 
 141. York May 9, [ui b ] 10, [213] 11, 
 
 [l4i]21, 24,26,31; June 2. 
 Gran th am June 7. 
 I41 b . London June 13. 
 142- Horseley June 18, [m b ] 22, 23, 
 
 24, 25. 
 142- Stockwell July 3. 
 
 Canterbury 65 July 6. 
 2i3 b . London Aug. 7. 
 
 142. Ashill 59 Aug. 20. 
 213&. Clyst Aug. 27. 
 
 142. Chudleigh Sept. 6, [i42 b ] 11, 16, 
 
 17, 18, 19, 20. 
 I42 b . EXETER Sept. 21, 22 (0rd),[24i 
 
 Ord.] 23, [i4-2 b ] 24, [143] 25,26,27. 
 143 b . Clyst Sept. 28. 
 2i3 b . EXETER Oct. 5. 
 143 b . Cowick Oct. 5, [144] 6. 
 
 144. Crediton Oct. 9. 
 Winkleigh Oct. 14. 
 Hartland Abbey Oct. 16. 
 Littlehain Oct. 17 (Ded.) 
 
 242. Hartland Oct. 17 (Ord.), [i44 b ] 18. 
 144 b . Huish Oct. 19 (Ord. 242). 
 
 Pilton Oct. 21. 
 242. Barnstaple Oct. 21 (Ord.) 
 144 b . West Down Oct. 22. 
 
 Bishopsnympton Nov. 5, 6. 
 
 East Bucklancl Nov. 6. 
 
 Bishopsnympton Nov. 7, [145] 10, 
 11. 
 
 145. West Anstey Nov. 12 (Ded.) 
 Clyst Nov. 20. 
 
 61 " In Capella Curie de Launseles." 
 
 62 " Eccl. Paroch. de Behethelau." 
 
 63 " Eccl. S. Gluviaci de Behedlan." 
 
 i4 Folios 131 b 138i are occupied by 
 copies of Documents relating to the 
 
 War in Scotland. See pp. 350 
 366. 
 
 85 "Apud Cantuariam Dominus pro- 
 ficiscens, pro negociis Regis et Regni 
 Anglie, ad Partee transmarinas." 
 
556 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 145. Butterleigh Nov. 23 (Ded.) 
 
 Crediton Nov. 23. 
 242. Black Torrington Nov. 30 (Ord.} 
 
 Heantoii - Punchardon Nov. 30 
 (Ord.) 
 
 Lawhitton Dec, 2 (Ord,} 
 145. Brent Tor Dec. 4 (Ded.) 
 145 b - Sherford Dec. 7. 
 242 b - Plympton Dec. 9 (Ord.) 
 145- Preston 66 Dec. 12, 13. 
 242- Stokenham Dec. 16 (Ord.) 
 145- Ashprington Dec. 19. 
 145 b . Totnes Dec. 22 (Ord 242). 
 
 Paignton Dec. 26, 27 (Ord 242 b ). 
 
 Chudleigh Jan. 5, 
 242 b . Lustleigh Jan. 5 (Ord.) 
 145 b . Chudleigh Jan. 6. 
 146 b . EXETER Jan. 9. 
 
 Clyet Jan. 11, 12. 
 147. EXETKK Jan. 14. 
 
 Crediton Jan. 14. 
 242 b . Pouton 15 Jan. 20 (Ord.) 
 
 147. Penryn Jan. 23. 
 
 242 b . St. Buryau Jan. 25 (Ord.) 
 St. Austell Jan. 27 (Ord.) 
 
 148. EXETER Feb. 6. 
 
 147. Clyst Feb. 7. 
 149- EXETER Feb. 7. 
 
 148. London -Feb. [18], 67 28. 
 Dover March 14. 
 London March 23. 
 
 1320. 
 
 148. London March 28 ; April 13, 
 [213 b ] 14, [149] 24, [I49 b ] 27, [213 b ] 
 29 ; [148] May 4, 7, 
 149 b . La Place 68 May 8. 
 Horseley May 19. 
 London May 22, 23 ; [214] June 
 
 8, [iso] 9, 10, 11, 12. 
 149 b . Boulogne-sur-Mer 69 July 18, 20. 
 
 150. London July 26, 27 ; [l50 b ] Aug. 
 
 1, 3, 6, 7. 
 
 214. Salisbury Aug. 15. 
 150 b . Clyst Aug. 24, 25. 
 161. EXETER Aug. 26. 
 
 Crediton Aug. 30. 
 
 242 b . Chudleigh Aug. 31 (Ord) ; [151] 
 Sept. 2, [214] 3. 
 
 151. Paignton Sept. 3, [242 b Ord.] 7. 
 151. Plympton Sept. 9. 
 
 Tavistock Sept. 11. 
 
 Lawhitton Sept. 12,[i5i b ] 13 (Ord 
 
 242 b ). 
 
 151b. Okehampton Sept. 14. 
 242 b . EXETER Sept. 15 (Ord.) 
 15i b . Crediton Sept. 16. 
 EXETER Sept. 18. 
 Newenham Abbey Sept. 19, [242 b 
 
 Ord.] 20. 
 
 152^. Axminster Sept. 20 (Ord. 242 b ). 
 151b. Winsham (near Chard) Sept. 20, 
 
 [152] 21. 
 152. Faringdon Sept. '26. 
 
 ' London Oct. 2, [i52 b ] 8, [214] 11, 
 [~152 b ] 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 
 [154] 28, 30 ; Nov. 2,15, [214] 25. 
 154. EXETER Nov. 30. 
 214- London Dec. 13. 
 2i4 b . Lambeth Dec. 16. 
 154 b . Horseley Dec. 28, 30, 31. 
 Henley 70 Jan. 2, 4. 
 London Jan. 22, [155] 28 ; Feb. 
 2, 3, 4, 8, [i55 b l 12, [156] 14, 16, 
 [I56 b ] 17, 19, [157] 21, 24, 28 ; 
 March 6. 
 157, Horseley March 10. 
 
 Henley March 11. 
 2i4 b . Faringdon March 15. 
 157. Chidham March 22. 
 
 1321. 
 
 157. Bosham March 30. 
 I57 b . Chidham April 2. 
 
 Faringdon April 11, 12 (Ord 
 243), 14, 16, 18 (Ord -243), 21. 
 
 158. Lambeth Apiil 28. 
 
 London May 10, 12, [214 b ] 13, 
 [158] 15, 17, 21, 25, [2Ub] 30; 
 [158] June 6, [243 Ord] 7, [i58] 
 9, [243-Ord] 13, [158] 14, [l58 b ] 
 18,23, 30; July 6, 7, 8, [159! 10, 
 16, 23, 24, 25, 31 ; [i 5 9 b ] Aug. 
 3, 4, 10, 16, 22, 23. 
 I59 b . Clyst Sept. 7, [ico] 8. 
 160. EXETER Sept. 10. 
 
 Chudleigh Sept. 11, 13, 14, 15. 
 EXETER Sept. 19 (Ord 243 b ) 
 [I60 b ] 20, 21 (Ord-244), 22, 26, 
 [161] 28. 
 161- Clyst Sept. 28. 
 
 Crediton Sept. 30 ; Oct. 1. 
 Okehampton Oct. 3, [iei b ] 4 (Ord 
 244 b ). 
 
 66 Prustetone," near Loddiswell. 
 
 67 Appointed Lord High Treasurer (Rot, 
 Pat. 13 Edw. II., m. 19. 
 
 68 The Bishop of Rochester's House in 
 
 Southwark. 
 69 "Apud Castrum Novum, juxta 
 
 Bolone super mare, in Francia." 
 10 "Henleghe." 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 557 
 
 161- Tavistock Oct. 4. 
 
 Stoke-Climsland Oct. 6 (Ded.} 
 
 St. German's Oct. 7. 
 161 b . Cuddenbeak 11 Oct. 9. 
 244 b - St- German's Oct, 9 (Ord.) 
 161 b , Rame Oct. 10 (Ded.) 
 
 Cuddenbeak -Oct. 11 (Ord. 244 b ). 
 
 St. Neot Oct. 14 (Ded.) 
 
 Duloe Oct. 15 (Ded.) 
 
 Pelynt Oct. 15. 
 162. Lan&allos Oct. 16 (Ded.) 
 244 b . Boconnoc Oct. 16 '(Ord.) 
 162. Lanreath Oct. 1 7 (Ded.) 
 
 Boconnoc Oct. 18 (Ded.) 
 
 Cuddenbeak 11 Oct. 22. 
 244 b - Lanner 14 Oct. 25 (Ord.), [i62] 26, 
 
 28. 
 244 b - Pouton 15 Oct. 31 (Ord.), [152] 
 
 Nov. 1, 3. 
 162 b . Lanteglos-by-Camelford Nov. 5. 
 
 Lawhitton Nov. 7, [244 b Ord.] 
 
 9, \ibid. Ord.] 10. 
 
 162 b . Bishop's Tawton Nov. 18, 20 
 (Ord. 2 44 b ). 
 
 Ilfracombe Nov. 22. 
 
 Bishop's Tawton Nov. 24. 
 244 b . Bishopsnympton Nov. 29 (Ord.), 
 
 [l62 b ] 30 ; Dec. 4. 
 162 b . Crediton Dec. 12 (Ord. 244 b ). 
 
 Chudleigh Dec. 14 (Ord 244 b ), 
 
 [ibid. Ord.] 19, [215] 20. 
 2i5 b - Paignton Dec. 29; [i63 b ]Jan. 2,4. 
 177 b . Chudleigh Jan. 9, [i63 b ] 10. 
 163 b . Clyst Jan- 13. 
 I66 b . EXETER Jan. 14. 
 215 b . Clyst Jan. 16, 17, [i63 b ] 19. 
 164. EXETER 71 Jan. 19. 
 
 Ottery-St. Mary 72 Jan. 20. 
 
 Chudleigh Jan. 31 ; Feb. 2, [lesj 
 6, [164] 14, [i66 b ] 17, [216 b ] 20, 
 [I66 b ] 28. 
 
 166. EXETER March 2. 
 
 Broadhembury March 5. 
 
 167- Ashill 59 March 8. 
 Chudleigh March 21, 23, 24. 
 
 1322. 
 
 167 b . Chudleigh April 5. 
 EXETER April 9, 10, 12. 
 Otterton April 14. 
 Stoke-under-Hamdon (Somerset) 
 
 [Date omitted]. 
 
 Bitton (Gloucestershire) April 17. 
 York-May 4, 6, [g], 73 17, 19, 26 ; 
 
 [168] July 1, 14, 25, 29, 31. 
 
 168- EXETEK Aug, 10, [i69] 12. 
 Acomb (near York) 14 Aug. 22; 
 
 Sept. 3, 5. 
 169. Beverley Sept. 14. 
 
 Acomb Sept. 16, 23, 26. 
 
 York Sept. 27 ; Oct. 3, 4, 6, 13, 
 
 17, 20, [i69 b ] 24, 28 ; Nov. 1, 5, 
 
 7, 27, 30 ; Dec. 1. 
 
 171. Peterborough 75 Dec. 16. 
 London Dec. 22, 26. 
 Chidham Jan. 9. 
 Houghton 76 Jan. 13. 
 
 I7l b . Lyme-Regis Jan, 21. 
 
 172. Newenham Jan. 23, [i7i b ] 24. 
 I72 b . Otterton Jan. 24. 
 
 Clyst Jan. 26. 
 
 EXETER Jan. 28. 
 172. Chudleigh Feb. 2. 
 
 EXETER Feb. 6, 10. 
 174- Chudleigh Feb. 15. 
 
 Totnes Feb. 19. 
 
 Ugborough Feb. 21 (Ded.) 
 
 Dean-Prior Feb. 22 (Ded.) 
 
 EXETER Feb. 25. 
 
 Clyst Feb. 26. 
 
 EXETER Feb. 28. 77 
 
 Crediton March 4, 6, 7, [l74 b ] 8. 
 
 71 "In Castro Civitatis Exon." 
 
 72 " In Aula Vicarii Ecclesie de Otery 
 Sancte Marie." 
 
 73 Again appointed Treasurer, after a 
 short interval, " Et mandatuin est 
 Waltero de Norwico, Custodi Officii 
 Thesaurarie predicte, quod eidem 
 Episcopo Claves, Rotulos,Memoranda, 
 et omnia alia ad dictum Officium 
 apectancia que sunt in custodia sua, 
 liberet custodienda in forma pre- 
 dicta (9 May, 1322)." Rot. Pat, 15 
 Edw. II., p. 2, m. 16. [F.J.B.] 
 
 74 " Acum, prope Eboraourn." 
 
 75 " Apud Burgum Sancti Petri." 
 
 76 " Hoghetone." Probably Houghton, 
 near Stockbridge (Hants). 
 
 77 Someimportantbusiness,not referred 
 to in the Register, was transacted by 
 the Bishop on this day. A dispute 
 had arisen between the Bishop and 
 William Lord Martyn, of Tawstock, 
 who had made a gut on the Bishop's 
 land to convey water from the Taw 
 to his own mill at Tawstock, without 
 the consent and goodwill of the said 
 Bishop, or, as was said, of his Prede- 
 cessors. At length, on the Monday 
 next after the Feast of St. Matthias, 
 the Apostle, 16 Edw. II. (28 Fb., 
 
558 
 
 THE REGISTER OF SlSHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 174*>. Bradninoh March 12. 
 
 Canonsleigh March 12. 
 
 Norton-Fitzwarren 47 March 14,15, 
 
 [175] 18, 19, 20. 
 175- Wells March 23. 
 
 1323. 
 
 175. Bristol March 28. 
 Stan dish April 1. 
 
 I75 b - York- April 15, [i7e] 25 ; May 3 ; 
 June 11. 
 
 176. Whitgift 78 July 20. 
 
 1322-3), the dispute was settled, at 
 Exeter, as follows : Lord Martyn and 
 his heirs were to have and to hold the 
 said attachment (or gut) for ever ; 
 but they were bound to construct in 
 the said gut, by Michaelmas next 
 ensuing, and at their own cost, two 
 boxes, commonly called hacches, to 
 take salmon and other fish commonly 
 taken, in Devon, in such boxes or 
 hacches ; the same to be well and 
 sufficiently prepared and closed from 
 above, with two locks and two keys, 
 and set in the fittest places for their 
 purpose ; the said Lord Martyn and 
 his neirs to amend, repair, and main- 
 tain the same in good condition, for 
 ever, as need should arise. The 
 Bishop and his Successors, without 
 incurring any burden or costs them- 
 selves, were to have a moiety of all 
 fish caught therein, or in the leat of 
 the mill aforesaid, or under the mill. 
 The Bishop's bailiff, deputed for this 
 purpose, was to hold one key, and 
 the said William's bailiff the other, in 
 the case of each of the boxes, so that 
 neither party could take any fish 
 without the other. As to the mill- 
 leat, both parties might place therein, 
 or under the mill, nets and other 
 engines for taking fish, and wherever 
 they pleased so that they did not stop 
 the grinding ; and all fish so taken 
 was to be equally divided between 
 the parties. All the mill-men of the 
 said William and his heirs, in the 
 presence of the bailiffs of both parties, 
 were to be solemnly sworn, on the 
 Holy Gospels, to commit no fraud 
 against the agreement. The servants 
 of both parties were to have liberty 
 to go on to the land on either 
 side of the river and the leat, and to 
 stay and return as they pleased, and 
 to fish in the leat and under the 
 mill ; but all fish caught was to be 
 divided. If, in so going, staying, and 
 returning, any damage should be done 
 to the corn or to the pasture, it was 
 
 to be made good, by view of honest 
 and liege men. chosen by both parties, 
 without further let or suit. If such 
 gut, by the force of the river, or the 
 sinking of the sides, were broken or 
 otherwise injured, it should be lawful 
 for the said William and his heirs, 
 provided they keep this covenant in 
 every particular, to repair the same, 
 and even (if necessary) to extend and 
 attach upon the land of the Manor of 
 Tawton, so as to secure a sufficient 
 supply of water for the said mill. 
 And should it happen (which God 
 forbid) that the said. William, or his 
 heirs, fail to keep this covenant en- 
 tirely, or contravene the same, then 
 it should be lawful for the Bishop, or 
 his Successors, to demolish the said 
 attachment and gut as far as the 
 thread of the river Taw, and to carry 
 away the timber and other materials 
 thereof, appropriating them to his 
 own use, or disposing of them accord- 
 ing to pleasure. And it was never 
 to be re-constructed against the will 
 of the said Bishop, or his Successors. 
 The witnesses were John de Carew, 
 Eichard de Mertone, Nicholas de 
 Boneville, Richard de Stapeldone, 
 Robert de Stokbaye, William Here- 
 ward, Roger le Jeu, Knights, and 
 others. Dated at Exeter, and sealed 
 by the Bishop, Lord Martyn, and the 
 Dean and Chapter. Dr. Oliver copied 
 this Deed in 1858,at Tawstock House, 
 and printed a translation of it in an 
 Exeter newspaper. The above is a 
 full abstract of the same. 
 78 Whytegifte, in Diocesi Ebor." 
 " Rex omnibus, etc. Sciatis quod 
 pro bono servicio quod . . . Walterus, 
 Exon. Episc., Thesaurarius noster, 
 impendit, et impendet in futurum, 
 concessimus ei Manerium nostrum de 
 Whitegifte, et illam partem More de 
 Inclemore, cum pertinenciis, que 
 Johanna que f uit uxor Henr. de Lacy, 
 quondam Comitis Lincolnie, tenuit 
 ad terminum vite sue, et que post 
 
ITINERARY. 
 
 559 
 
 176 b . Swinford (Zeic.) 79 Aug. 3. 
 176. Oseney Abbey 80 Aug. 7. 
 
 Odihara Castle (Hants) Aug. 10, 
 
 [l76 b j 11. 
 176 b . Horseley Sept. 11. 
 
 London Sept. 23, 24, [177] 25 ; 
 
 Oct. 15, 18, 20, 30. 
 177- Nottingham Nov. 16. 
 
 London Nov. 30 ; [i77 b ] Dec. 3, 
 
 8. 
 177 b . Chidham Dec. 28. 
 
 Faringdon (Hants) Dec. 29. 81 
 * * * * 
 
 1324. 
 
 180. London April 2 ; May 82 6, 14, 18, 
 20,** 21, [i8o b ] 23, [iso] 24, 25, 
 [l80 b ] 28 ; June 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 
 19, 20, 25. 
 
 l b . Westminster July 1. 
 
 180. London July 6. 
 
 180 b . Faringdon (Hants) July 8. 
 
 181- Shaftesbury 84 July 15. 
 
 mortem ejusdem Johanne ad manus 
 nostras devenerunt ; habendum in 
 auxilium sustentacionis ejusdem The- 
 saurarie nostre quamdiu in Officio illo 
 steterit, absque aliquo nobis pro 
 Manerio et ilia parte More predictis 
 reddendo." (28 Nov., 1322), (Rot. 
 Pat. 16 Ediv. II., p. 1, m. 14.) This 
 grant was first made 28 Nov., 1321, 
 after his first appointment to the 
 Office. See Rot. Pat. 15 Edw. 12., p. 
 3. [F.J.B.]. 
 
 79 " Swenford juxta Lilleborne" (North- 
 ants). 
 
 80 " Apud Osneiam juxta Oxoniam," 
 
 81 There is a sad gap here, two folios 
 (178 and 179) having been abstracted. 
 It extends to 6 May ; the intervening 
 date, 2 April, was recovered from a 
 casual reference to an earlier docu- 
 ment in an entry of 6 May. 
 
 82 The following Writ was issued 2 May, 
 " De intf-ndendo Episcopo Exoniensi, 
 Thesaurario, ad blada ad opus Regis 
 providenda assignato, RexVicecomi- 
 tibusetomnibusaliis, Ballivis et Mini- 
 stris suis, tarn infra Libertates quam 
 extra, ad quos, etc., salutem. Cum 
 oneraverimus dilectum et fidelem nos- 
 trum, . . Walterum, Episcopum Exon. 
 Thesaurarium nostrum, ad blada et 
 alia victualia in diversis Comitatibus 
 Regni nostri pro denariis nostris 
 emenda et providenda, et ea usque 
 Plimmuthe, pro sustentacione nostra 
 et aliorum ndeliurn nostrorum qui 
 ibidem in proximo sunt venturi, mit- 
 tenda, vobis mandamus . . . quod 
 eidem Thesaurario nostro, et hiis 
 quos loco suo adhocdeputare voluerit, 
 in empcione et provisione bladorum 
 et victualium predictorum, sitis in- 
 tendentes, consulentes, respondentes, 
 et auxiliantes, quociens et quando 
 per ipsum . . , vel deputandos ab eo 
 
 super hoc ex parte nostra fueritis 
 premuniti. Volumus, autem, quod, 
 si qui vestrum pecuniam aliquam pro 
 hujusmodi victualibus ad mandatum 
 dicti Thesaurarii nostri solverint,quod 
 ea, per Literas Patentes quas idem 
 Thesaurarius vobis,vel alicui vestrum, 
 inde fecerit, in compotis vestris ad 
 Scaccariurn nostrum allocetur. In 
 cujus rei, etc. ; usque ad Festum 
 Michaelis proximo futurum duraturis. 
 T.R. apud Rotherfelde, ij die Maii 
 (Rot. Pat. 17 Edw. II., p. 2, m. 4). 
 [F.J.B.] 
 
 83 The Bishop of Clonfert appointed 
 Suffragan. 
 
 84 " Shef tone. "The Bishop was on 
 his way to Plymouth. " De super- 
 videndo et arraiando passagium homi- 
 num, etc., apud Plymmuthe: Rex 
 universis et singulis Baronibus, Militi- 
 bus, hominibus ad arma peditibus, et 
 omnibus aliis usque Plymmuthe in 
 proximo Venturis, et exinde usque ad 
 partes Ducatus predicti [Aquitannie] 
 in obsequium nostrum profecturis, 
 salutem. Cum per Literas nostras 
 Patentes assignaverimus ... W.,Exon. 
 Episcopum, Thesauraiium nostrum, 
 et Ric. Damory, Senescallum Hospicii 
 nostri, conjunctim et divisim, ad 
 supervidendum et arraiandum passa- 
 gium vestrum apud dictum locurn de 
 Plymmuthe, et ad ordinandurn de 
 omnibus que passagium inde illud 
 contingunt, prout in Literis nostris 
 plenius continetur ; vobis mandamus 
 quod eisdem Thesaurario et Senes- 
 callo et eorum alteri, in omnibus 
 que passagium predictum contingunt 
 sitis intendentee, etc., prout per ipsos, 
 vel eorum alterum, vobis ex parte 
 nostra injungetur. T.R. apud Por- 
 cestre, xvj die Julii (Rot. Pat, 18 
 Edw. II., p. 1, TO. 36). [F. J.B.] 
 
560 
 
 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 181 b . Lawhitton Aug. [9], 85 12. 
 Cuddenbeak 11 Aug. 22. 
 Legham 86 Sept. 5. 
 Ottery-St. Mary Sept. 22. 
 Otterton Sept. 22. 
 Newenham Abbey Sept. 23. 
 Lyme-Regis Sept. 24. 
 Lodres Priory Sept. 24. 
 London Oct. 6, [132] 10, 11, 24, 
 
 31 ; Nov. 8, 12, 18, [i82 b ] 20, 24, 
 
 26, 29, 30 ; [iss] Dec. 11. 
 183. Orsett (Essex)* 1 Dec. 24. 
 London Dec. 25, 26. 
 Horseley Dec. 30, 31. 
 London Jan. 6, 13 ; Feb. 1, 5, 7, 
 
 9, [I63 b ]13, 16, 21, 22, 26, 27; 
 
 March 2, 4, 10, 11, 12. 
 
 184. Orsett 87 March 15. 
 London March 17. 
 Faringdon (Hants} March 23, 24. 
 
 1325. 
 
 184. "Hariford" (see "Additional Notes" 
 in the Appendix) April 12, 23. 
 Houghton 76 April 26. 
 Winchester May 1, 4, 12. 
 London May 15, [i84 b ] 18, 19, 22, 
 23. 
 184 b . Laleham May 29. 
 
 London May 31 ; June 1, 5, 9, 
 14, 15, 17. 
 
 Bishop Grandisson has written here" EXPLICIT REQISTRUM DOMINI WALTBRI 
 
 PERTINENS AD SPIRITUALLY ; ET DEFICIUNT FERE DUO ANNI 88 DE TEMPORE SUO." 
 
 Dover 89 Sept. 9, 10, 12. 
 Bois de Vincennes 90 Sept. 21. 
 
 1326. 
 
 ExETER 91 Sept. 22. 
 
 London Oct. 2 91 ; 15 ujus gmme propictetur Bras, 8men. 
 
 85 See Oliver's Lives of the Bishops, p. 57. 
 
 86 Probably the Manor of Leigham, in 
 Egg-Buckland, near Plymouth. 
 
 87 "Oresethe." 
 
 83 But from 17 June, 1325, to 15 Oct., 
 1326, is barely 16 months. Perhaps 
 folios 178, 179 (see note 81) were 
 removed before the Register was 
 restored to Bishop Grandisson. They 
 account for over 4 months, and the 
 total would justify the Bishop's " fere 
 duo." 
 
 89 "Dominus Rex Anglie fecit Cartatn 
 filio suo [Edwardo] de dictis Ducatu 
 [Aquitannie] et Comitatu [Pontini] ; 
 habendum et tenendum sibi et heredi- 
 bus Regibus Anglie ; et, si contingeret 
 ipsum mori in vita patris sui, terre 
 redirent ad ipsum patrem. It a, eciam, 
 quod Hex Francie non posset dictum 
 filium Regis maritare, nee tutorem 
 aut curatorem sibi dare. QueOrdinacio 
 fuit facta Doverie, per Cartam Regis, 
 ex consensu Prelatorum et aliorum 
 Nobilium Regni presencium tune 
 ibidem, in crastino Nativitatis Beate 
 
 Marie. Et in die Jovis sequente idem 
 Ed ward us, filius Regis, mare transivit, 
 et cum eo Walterus, Episcopus Exon., 
 et alii in numero competenti " ( Wai- 
 sinyham, i, 176). 
 
 80 " Et circa Festum S. Mathei fecit 
 homagium avunculo suo, Regi Francie, 
 sub quibusdamprotestacionibus. Fuit, 
 eciam, e coutrario protestatum. Acta 
 sunt hec in Francia, in Manerio Regis 
 Francie appellate BoydevincenSjCoram 
 multis Proceribus Resrni Francorum " 
 (ibid.} See, also, Rot. Pat. 19 Edw. 
 II., p. 1, ra. 23. "Rex remisit Regi 
 Francie, fratri suo, totum rancorem 
 animi contra eum habitum, apud 
 Dovorriam, x die Sept. Et memor- 
 andum quod Walterus, Exon. Episc., 
 non reportavit consimilem Literam 
 Regis Francie de rancore remittendo ; 
 sed idem Episcopus dicit quod eadem 
 Litera remansit in custodia Willelmi 
 de Cusancia." [F.J.B.] 
 
 91 See Oliver's Lives of the Bishops, p. 
 58 (and note). 
 
561 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
 I. DOCUMENTS RELATING TO BISHOP STAPELDON'S WILL. 1 
 
 (1). Pro Kxecutoribus Testamenti Walteri, nuper Exoniensis Episcopi. R.QX. dilecto 
 et tideli suo, Willeltno Trussel, Escaetori suo ultra Trentam, salutera. Cum 
 Domiuus Edwardus, nuper Rex Anglie, Pater noster, per certam manucaprione.ra 
 quam Executores Testamenti Walteri, nuper Exoniensis Episcopi, invenerunt 
 coram dicto Patre nostro, in (Janeellari.i sua, de satisfacieudo eidem Patri nostro, 
 ad Bcaccarlnra suuin, de omnibus debitis in quibus idem Walterus de tempore 
 quo t'uit Thesaurarius suns et alia negocia sua diversa gerens, et ex alia causa 
 quacumque dicto Patri nostro ad Seaccarium predictum tenebatur die quo obiit, 
 quateuus bona et catalla que fuerunt predicti Walteri sufficient, Escaetorilms 
 ejusdein Patris nostri qui tune fuerunt matdasset qucd omnia bona et catalla pre- 
 dicta post mortem ejusdem Walteri occasions debitorum predictorum per ipsos in 
 nianum dicti Patris nostri capta, ubicuuique fuissent in eorum Ballivis, seu alibi 
 per ipsos asportata sen detenta, piefatis Executoribus, ad execucionem Testamenti 
 predicti inde faciendam, Jiberarent per manucapciouem supradictam, prout per 
 Inspeceionem Rotulorum Cancellarie ejusdem Patris nostri nobis constat ; ac jam 
 acceperimns quod vos asserentes in ultimo Parliamento nostro, apud Westmonas- 
 terium convocato, editum t'uisse et determinatum pre<lictum Walterum nostrum et 
 Regni nostri t'uisse proditorem, propter quod bona et catalla sua nobis pertinent 
 forisfacta, subescaetoribus vestris per Literas vestras, absque aliquo special! 
 Mandate) nostro vobis super hoc directo, mandatis quod omnia blada per ipsum 
 Walterum tempore mortis sue in eorum Ballivis seminata, ad quorumcumque 
 man us devenerint, simul cum aliis bonis et catallis suis, si que inveuiri possent, 
 sine dilacione arestarent trt in salvo custodiri facerent, ita quod de illis vobis 
 respondere possent, ad opus nostrum, de quo mandate vestro pluiimum admira- 
 nmr ; vobis mandamus quod, si ita est, tune blada, et onmia bona et catalla que 
 fuerunt predicti Walteri, per vos et vestros in manu nostra sic capta, prefatis 
 Executoribus sine dilacione liberari faciatis, habendajuxta formam manucapcionis 
 predicte T. II., apud Notingham, ix dieNovembris (1327). Rot, Clans. 1 Edw. 
 IIL,p.2,m.6. [F.J.B.] 
 
 (2). From Bishop Johnde Stmtjorde's' Register, fol. 44 '.Pro Executoribus Exoniensis 
 Episcoi'i. Johannes, permissions Divina Wyntoniens's Episcopus, ... Official! 
 Archidiaconi Wyntoniensis, salutem. - Querela Magistri Ric. Coletone, Dominorum 
 Thome de Stapeltone [et] Ric. Brayle, Decani et Cationicorum Exonie, ac Rob. de 
 Tautone,Executorum.. Walteri, quondam Exon. Episcopi, defuncti, nobis exhibits, 
 continebat quod, cum idem Episcopus Testamentum suum in omnibus legitime 
 condidis.set, in quo ipsos Ricardum, Thomam, Ricardum, et Robertum suos 
 Executr.res constituit, ut est moris ; quibus, eciam, postmodum in forma juris 
 commissa fuit Administracio bonorum Testatoris predicti ; nonnulli subditi nostri 
 in Dioc. nostra Wyntoniensi l>ona quamplura ejusdem defuncti, que in pios usus, 
 juxta ultimam V(lui)tateni dicti defuncti, per eosdem Executores deberent dis- 
 tribui et converti, occupant, concelaut, et detinent minus juste, adeo quod dicti 
 Testatoris ultima Voluntas, occasions hujusmodi occupacionis, concelaciouis, et 
 detencionis, in hiis que de jure et cousuetudine legari poterunt, est notorie 
 impedita, in hujusmodi impediencium grave periculuni animarum, et aliorum 
 perniciosuin exeinplum. Voleutes, igitnr, contra hujusmodi delinquentes, Sen- 
 teuciam Excommuuicai-ionis Majoris in hac parte latam nullatenus formidantes, 
 procedere sicut decet, vobis committimuset mandamus qualinus omneset singulos 
 hujusmodi occupantts, concelantes, et detinentes moneatis in genere, et qnatenus 
 poteritis inducatis, quod de bonis hujusmodi detuncti, si que penes se habeant 
 vel sciant apud alios reposita, inra mensem a tempore rconicionis vestre legitime 
 ipsis facts, Execucioui (sic) dicti defuncti satisf'aciant, restituant, et revelent, sub 
 pena Excommunicacionis >i;ijoris, quam in contravenientt-s, Canonica Monicione 
 prem^sa, per vos volumus canonice promulgari. Et, si quosculpabiles inveneritis 
 
 i No copy of the Will is extant, as far as contents may be ascertained from thesa 
 I am aware ; but no small part of its Documents. 
 
 2 o 
 
562 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 in hac parte, ipsos citotis, etc., super impediment hujusmodi Voluntatis ultimo, 
 qnatenus Forum Ecclesiasticum concernit, in forma juris responsuros ac facturos, 
 etc. Et quid, etc. Datum apud Suthewerk, quinto Idus Febr., A.D. M. 
 CCO". xxviijo (9 Feb., 1328-9). [F.J.B.]. 
 
 (3). VERUM INVENTORIUM bonorum bone memorie Domini Walteri, Dei gracia 
 nuper Exon. Episcopi, defuncti, Venerabili Patri et Domino, Simoni, Ejusdem 
 
 gracia Cantuariensi Archiepiscopo, Tocius Anglie Primati, [transmissum ...] 
 
 die Mensis Junii, A.D. M, CC(Jmo, [xxviii ]. 
 
 This Roll, which is carefully written, is about eight feet in length by ten inches 
 in width. It has been seriously defaced at the beginning, and in several other 
 places, by the reckless use of galls. The dots represent the position, not the 
 extent, of destroyed words, throughout.] 
 CAPELLA, 
 
 Imprimis, unus calix Item, alias calix argei.tens, cum patena, noviter 
 
 deauratus precii xls. Item, unus calix 
 
 quasi ejusdem facture, precii xxiiijs ponderis xijs. xid. 
 
 precii xxs in tribus peciis, ponder i.-i et precii iiijZi. x.s 
 
 precii iijc? Item, una Mitra solempnis, que 
 
 custabat Parisius cclx tnarc empta de Executorihus Ric. de 
 
 Meldeborne, non appreciata, quia dubitatur de emptade Executoribus 
 
 Episcopi Dunelmensis, precii xx marc. Item, una casula, de (|ua 
 
 alia casula, de Arniis Francie et Anglie irettata, precii viij marc. Item, una 
 
 casula alba, cum aurifrigia 1 de panuo de albo serico, et una capa 
 
 consimilis panni, cum alba 3t ainicto, cum paruris albis precii vjft. 
 
 Item, una capa, tunica, et dalmatica vetus, de albo samito,* precii xxxs. Item, 
 
 Item, una tunica, casula, et dalmatica, du panno de Antioch, 
 
 Cum volucribus ; et una capa d*- panno precii cs. Item, casula, tunica, et 
 
 dalmatica, de panno cum duabus albis, duobus arnictis, duobus 
 
 Item, una casula, cum Ymagine Salvatoris in dorso, super panno albo ; una 
 
 capa alba broudatis 3 de griffonibus et aliis bestiis aureis, 
 
 cum stola et manipulo ejusdem secte, precii samito,' 2 cum alba et 
 
 amicto, stola, et manipulo, cum paruris de nigto precii v marc. 
 
 Item, una alba [et] amictum, cum paruris, stola, et manipulo, broudutis de 
 
 Armis super panno [cum] paruris ejusdem .secte, precii iiij marc. ; 
 
 unum amictum cum grossis perl is, precii xxs. Item, una alba et amictum cum 
 
 paruris [cum] stola et manipulo de eadem secta, precii xs.- Item, 
 
 vestimenta de Bokeram, 4 in quibus DoniinusEpiscopusdetunctus [sepultus estj. 
 Item, tinutn parparurarum pro albaet amicto, stola, etmauipnlo, consutarum de 
 diversis Armis, cum una parura pro amicto per se, broudata 3 de cliversis ... precii 
 xxs. Item, casula, stola, et nianipulus, cum paruris pro una alba et amicto de 
 
 fustian precii iiijs. - Item, una parura pro amicto de panno 
 
 de Antioch rnbeo, precii xijc?. Item, 1ria paria sandahorum, jirecii vijc?. -Item, 
 duo auriculatia rubea, siiidone cooperta, fi precii xlrf. Item, unus cotfinus de 
 
 quodam panno de serico, precii iijs cum auro, precii xs. Item, una 
 
 tualla, pro Altari, strauulata 1 ' in extremitatibus, precii iijs. iiijc? Item, 
 
 unatualla stragulata in extremitatibus, cum nigro et rubeo serico, precii 
 
 ijs. Item, unatualla de canabo 7 in extremitatibus cum serico 
 
 Item, una tualla nova, de linea tela, ad Altare, v ulnarum, precii ijs. vjrf. 
 
 Item, una tualla, ad Altare, precii iiijt/ Item, una tualla de precii xviijrf. 
 
 Item, due nine et dimidia de Bokeram, 4 precii xviijc/. Item, duo super- 
 
 pellicia ; una de panno do , precii ...s. Item, duo superpellicia, grossa et 
 
 debilia, precii, ijs.--ltem, apparatus pro cirothecis, 8 duo digitalia, 9 et quedam 
 minuta remanencia, cum friugis, in quodam parvo sacculo, precii ijs. Item, 
 
 1 An orfray. " Limbus acu pictus, auro ' " Diverso colore variatus ; bigarre." 
 
 plerumque argentove distiuctus," D'A rnis. 
 
 D'Arnis. ~ Cloth of hemp or flax. 
 
 * Samite ; a very rich silk. 8 Perhaps, the ornaments (or bosses) 
 
 3 Embroidered. placed on the back of Episcopal gloves. 
 
 4 Buckram. 9 " Theca annulis recondendis apta." 
 Cushioned seats, covered with lawn. JJ'Aruis, 
 
APPENDIX. 563 
 
 una stola stricta, consuta de serico et auro, precii iiij*-. Item, una pixis, con* 
 snta de albo serico et auro cum ymaginibus, precii iijs. iiijd. Item, una pixis 
 ebiirnea pro Eukaristia, falerata 1 argento, precii iijs. -Item, quoddam reposi- 
 torium, de serico, pro pane, ad inodum coffri, precii ij.s\ Item, una capsella 2 
 eburnea, falerata de cupro deanrato, cum serrura et clave argenteis, precii vjs. 
 viijrf. Item, unum repositorium pro Reliquiis, emalatum, in quod;im mero 
 forcerio 3 de corio, ferro ligato, precii Is, Item, qunddam parvum forcerium, 
 ferro ligatum, cum serura, precii xijoJ. Item, aliud forcerium, ligneum et 
 debile, cum serura, precii vjd. Item, unura repositorium, de serico broudatum, 
 pro Corporalibus, de Ymaginibus Crucifixi. in una parte, et Coronacione in 
 altera parte, precii xvs. Item, aliud repositorium, frettatum cum perles et 
 mbinis, 4 et Ymaginibus Crucifixi, Trinitatis, et Beate Virginia in una parte, et 
 Coronacione in alia, cum uno pari Corporal him benedicendorum. precii iiij 
 ware. Item, una pecia de rubeo velvet, viij nine etdimidia, precii liij*. iiijrf. 
 Item, una alia pecia de velvet, viij ulne, precii xxxs. iiijo 1 . Item, duo panni, 
 nidei colons, besentati* de auro, uterque Jongitudiuis vj ulnarum et dimidie, 
 precii es. Item, unus pannus vetus l)audekyn, 6 precii xiijs. iiije?. Item, unus 
 pannus de auro et canabo, cum minutis voiucribus, precii xx.s. Item, duo 
 panni de Venise, precii. unius xijs. et altering xs. Item, unus vetus pannus 
 de Venise, precii viij*. Item, unum superpellicium parvum pro puero, precii 
 iiijo\ Item un chavjepyn 7 de latoun, 8 precii iiijo 7 . Item, j deskus ferreus, 
 precii ijs, Item, unum candelebrum ferreum, cum foliis, precii xijrf. -Item, 
 unum par vestimentorum, quod fuit in Capella Exoniensi ex accommodate, 
 precii xiijs. iiijd. Item, una absconsa 9 vetus de latoun, precii vjd. Item, una 
 parva tablet, de ebore, cum ymaginibus. preen ijs. Item, una tabula longior 
 eburnea, sculta de ym.'iginibus, precii vjs. viijd.- -Item, duo coffri virides, de 
 Capella, precii ijs. vj<. Item, duo ooffri rubei, precii ijs. -Item, duo coffri 
 debiles, de Capella, precii viijc?,- -Item, una absconsa 9 vetus=, precii iijc?. Item, 
 unum maximum coffrum, in quo fuerunt vestimenta Capelle, ferro ligatum, 
 precii iijs. Item, unu'ii turribulum novum, deauratum, ponderis Ixvs. vjc?., 
 cujus factura custabat Ixvjs. \\d. 
 LIBRI, 
 
 Decreta 10 apparitata 11 cum casibus et historiis in margine, precii x w/rrc. Item, 
 Decreta (|ue fuerunt Johannis de Moungluthe, 1 ' 2 precii xxvj^. viijc?. Item, 
 prima pars Rosarii super Decreta, precii vj marc. Item, secunda pars Rosarii 
 super Decreta. precii vj marc. Item, Apparatus Hngacionis 13 super Decreta, 
 
 precii v ware. Item. Lecture Petri de San super Decreta, precii xs. Item, 
 
 Lecture Petri de Salnis super Decreta, precii xiij.?. iiijc?. Item, Decretales, 
 pulcre apparitate, precii x ware. Item, Decretales alie, pulcre et apparitate, 
 precii viij marc. Item, Decretales, ligate in corio, precii v ware. Item, 
 Decretales que fuerunt Thesaurarii Exoniensis, precii iiij marc. -Item, Decre- 
 tales, que fuerunt Rectoris de Manetone. precii xxs. Item, prima pars Lecture 
 Hostiensis, 14 super primo, secundo, et quarto Libris Deoretalium, precii vj 
 marc. Item, secunda pars Lecture Hostiensis, super tercio et quinto Libris 
 
 1 " Ornata ; colorata." Ibid. 8 A mixed metal, resembling brass. 
 
 5 A small case or sheath diminutive of " A sort of lantern, "caeca laterna," 
 capsa. D'Arnis. 
 
 3 A " forcer," i.e., a chest or coffer. 10 A Collection of the Decrees of Popes 
 
 4 Carbunrles, " Rubiuus, carbunculus, and Councils down to 1150, by Gratian, 
 rnbis."- D'Amis. a Benedictine Monk ; continued to 
 
 3 Oi namented with bezants, i.e., roundles 1234 by St. Raymond, 
 
 of gold (representing a gold coin first 11 Apparitare, i.q. apparare : Commen- 
 
 coined at Byzantium). tariisexplicareetillustrare." D'Amis. 
 
 6 A rich and precious species of stuff, 12 Canon of Glasney See p. 293. 
 introduced into England in the 13th 13 In one of the Registers of Winchester 
 century ; composed of silk, interwoven College is a List of the Books in the 
 with threads of gold. Halliwell, Library in the loth century. Among 
 
 7 Perhaps a foot-warmer, Mr. Baigent the Libri Grammaticales occurs "Hu- 
 reminds me that it was customary to gncio, ex dono Domini Fundatoris." 
 have a hand-warmer on the Altar in i 4 Henry de Suza, Bp. of Ostia, and 
 very cold weather. Cardinal : a learned Canonist. 
 
564 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Decretalium, precii iiij marc. Item, prima pars Apparatus Hostiensis, super 
 primo et serundo Lihris Decretalium, precii vj marc. Item, secunda pars 
 Apparatus Hostiensis super tercio, quarto, et quinto Libris Decretalium, precii 
 iiij marc. Item, Hostiensis abreviatus cnm glosa Cornpostolani, precii xls. 
 Item, Apparatus Innocencii, 1 que (si.c) fuit J. Moungluthe, precii iiij marc. 
 Item, Summa copiosa, precii vj marc. Item, Sumnia copiosa, qne fuit J. 
 Moungluthe, precii lx<\ Item, Speculum Judiciale, precii v marc, et dimid. 
 Item, Samma Gaufredi, que fuit J. Moungluthe, precii xiijs. iiijo*. Item, alia 
 Summa Gaufredi, precii df.mid. marc. Hem, Apparatus Gaufredi super 
 Decretalibns, precii xxs. Item, Summa Tancredi, precii dimid. marc. Item, 
 Questions Bartholomew 3 in parvo volumine, preoiiijs. Item, Summa Johannis 
 Andree, 3 sup^r quarto Libro Decretalium, precii vs. - Item, sextus Fjiber 
 Decretalium novus, cum glosis Johannis Monachi et Johannis Andree, scriptis 
 ad modum Comment! ; et glosa Gwydonis, per se ; et glosa Domini Digni super 
 regulis Juris ; et glosa Compostolani, in uno volumine, precii x marc. Item, 
 sextus Liber Decretalium. qui fuit J. Moungluthe, cum tribns glosie, precii iiij 
 marc. Item, sextus Liber Decretilium, cum glosis Johannis Monaci et 
 Johannis Andree, cum tractatu Mandegod, 4 iu uno volumine, precii xlvjs. viijd. 
 Item, Apparatus Gwidonis, super sexto Decretalium, precii xiijs\ iiijo*. 
 Item, glosa Gwydonis et Domini Digni, super regulis Juris, precii xiij*. iii'jd 
 Item, Constituciones Vienenses, in albo quaterno, precii dimid. marc. Item, 
 Digestum vetus pnlorum, qui (fie) fuit R.. de Burtone, 5 precii x marc. Item, 
 Inforciatum pulcr'irn, quocl fuit ejusdem R., precii x marc.- -Item, parvum 
 volumen pulcrum, quod fuit predict! R., precii cs. Item, Digestum novum, 
 emptum Oxonie, precii vj ware. Item, Codex [Justinian], precii viij marc. 
 Item, Digestum vetus, precii vj marc. -Item, Codex, qui fuit J. Mongluthe, 
 precii v marc, et dimid. Item, Dizestum vetus, precii Ixs. Item, parvum 
 volnmen sine decima collacione, precii iiij marc. Item, Casus inforciatus, in 
 vij peciis, precii vs. Item, Lecture super Institnta, in vj peciis, precii iij.s-. 
 Item, una Biblia bone litere, precii x marc. Item, serunda Biblia, precii xiijs. 
 iiijo\ - Item, tercia Biblia, preoii xxs. Item, Liber Sentenciarum, precii xl*. 
 Item, Sentencie, cum fractis asseribus, precii ijs. Item, Concordancia super 
 Bibliam, precii x marc. Item, Ewaugelia glosata, precii dimid. marc. Item, 
 Ewangelia Marci et Mathei glos-ata, precii ]s. Item, terriusetquartusLiber Sen- 
 tenciarum, cum quibusdam aliis, precii v.?. Item, Pha'terium (sic) glosatum, 
 quod fuit R. de Oteri, precii xxs. Item, Plialterium leronomi, glosatum per 
 Fratrem N. Trivet, 6 precii xls, Item, Sermones Gwidonis, precii xxvjs. viija*. 
 - -Item, Sermones Dominicans Domini Jacobi de Ravenna, precii xiijs. i'rijd. 
 Item, Sermones Festivales ejusdem, precii xiij.v. iiijo 7 . Item, Sermones ejusdem 
 ad omnes status, precii xxs. -Item, Sermones ranoellarii Parisiensis, precii 
 xx*. Item, Sermones ejusdem Cancellarii, precii xxvj-s. viijo 7 . Item, Dis- 
 tincciones Fratris Nicholai, precii xs. -Item, eedem l)istincciones, in alio 
 volumine, precii xs. -Item, Manitmlus Florum, sine asseribus, precii xiijs. iiijo\ 
 Item, Manipulus Florum, cum asseribus, precii xls. Item, VeritasTheologie, 
 precii xs. Item, Sermones Bernardi super Cantica et Flores ejusdem, precii 
 xls. - Item, Racionale Divinorum Officiorum, precii iiij marc. Ibem, Legenda 
 Sanctorum, precii xxvjs. \l\jd. Item, Liber de Virtutibus, precii xiijs. iiijd. 
 Item, Summa de Viciis, precii xs.- Item, Pastorale Gregorii, sine asseribus, 
 precii vs. Item, Dialogus Gregorii, precii... Item, Dialogus Gregorii, preoii 
 
 ' Pope Innocent IV. Several of these Library (Inventory of 1506) occurs 
 
 Books occur in the great Collection "Dialogus Bartholomei, Exonieusis 
 
 referred to in the Will (dated in 1414) Episcopi." 
 
 of Master John Newton, Treasurer of 3 Prolessor of Laws at Bologna : he died 
 
 York, "Item, Hostieusis in Summa of the Plague iu 1348. 
 
 Goffredi; item, Tabula Martini; Summa 4 Win. de Mandagot, Abp. of Ebridun, 
 
 Azonis super Codicem Compostellanun'i a learned Canonist : he died at Avignon 
 
 et Innocencii Abbreviate'' Again in 1821. 
 
 (Had. MS., No. 3646), Goffredi de S'ee Brothertone (p. 88^. 
 
 Trano Summa super Titulis Deere- 6 An eminent Dominican Theologian 
 
 talium (printed in Venice in 1491). and Historian ; born in Norfolk, c. 
 
 [F.J.B.] 1258; diedin!32S. 
 
 2 Among the Books of the Cathedral 
 
APPENDIX. 565 
 
 xijcZ. Item, Summa Diotaminis, precii iiijs. Item, alia Summa Dictaminis, 
 cum asserihus, in pnvvo vnluiniiie, iiijs. Item, Epistole Frederioi^que dicuntur 
 Dictamina Petri de Veneis, precii' dimid. mure. Item, Cmnice Martini de 
 Sum mis Pontificibus et Imperatoribus, precii ijs. Item, diversi quat.eini cum 
 cotadonibus, que-tionibus, et aliis notnbilibu*, precii x : j<. Item, Orai-io 
 Dominicalis, cum Salutacione Beate Virginia et Simhalo (s ( c) in Gallico, de 
 compilaciohe Domini Walteri, Exoniensis Episcopi, precii xviijrf. Item, duo 
 Libri de Regimine Princinum, precii dimid. marc. Item, Quaternus de feodii 
 in Comitatibus Devonie et Cornubie, precii ijs. Item, Speculum Naturale, in 
 duobus voluminibus, precii b. Item, Speculum Historiale, in tribus volumini- 
 bus, precii x marc. -Item, Postilla super Johannem ; Literalis Exposicio super 
 Job, Cantica Canticorum; super Ecclesiasten, et A.pocalypsln, in uno volumine, 
 precii xxs. Item, Phalterium (sic), quod fuit Episcopi Thome [ByttoneJ, precii 
 xx.. -Item, unuiu Missale vetus, pre.i-ii v marc. Item, unuin Gradale novum, 
 precii xxs - -Item, unuin parvum Pmcessionale, sine asseribus, precii ijs. 
 Item, Portiforium Solempne, quod fuit Rectoris de Stoke, precii x marc. Item, 
 Statuta Regis, ligata in nigrn corioet piloso, precii dimid. ware. Item, Liber 
 qui vocatur Aaron, precii dimid. marc. Item, duo coffri, pro Libris infra 
 cariandis, precii xijcM 
 CAMKRA, 
 
 Unuin magnum cornu de Bugle, faleratum 3 argento deaurato, ad bibendum inde, 
 precii vjv. viijci. -Item, aliud hujusmodi cornu, medior.riter faleratum,' 1 precii 
 xx.d. Item, unum cornu nigrum de Bugle, precii xs. Item, unum cornu vetus 
 de ebnrneo, precii iij-?. Item, una parva statera, cum ponderibus, precii iijrf. 
 Item, uiiutn spectaculum cum duplici oculo, 4 precii ijs. Item, unum pen- 
 nariurn,5 precii ijd. Item, unum berillum grossum, precii xijdL Item, ij 
 berelli (sic) minores, precii ij.?, -Item, unum parvum scaccarium, cum familia, 6 
 precii iiijs. Item, suet, precii ijd-- Item, cuminum, precii qu,a<lr. Item, 
 viscus, precii iijt^. Item, xl pelles de caprino, precii iijs Item, una less* 7 
 Scottica, bene falerata, precii xviij'^. -Item, alia lessa Scottica, sine hernesio, 
 precii iij-iJ. Item, tres lease nove de corio tannato, precii iiijrf!- Item, una 
 lessa de serico viridi, pro aucipite, 7 precii vjc?. Item, xiiij sextarii de pellibus 
 vitulinis, precii vs. Item, duo rotuli de remanentibus pellium de caprino, 
 precii ijs, Item, unum speculum, 8 precii jc?. Item, unum magnum scaccarium, 
 precii xviij^. Item, familia ad idem, precii xijd. Item, unum magnum 
 coffrettu'ii s de corio, precii iiijc. Item, aliud coffrettum de corio maius, 
 precii vjd. -Item, duo quissini' -lebiles, precii iiijtZ. Item, uuus baculus de 
 Choro, precii ijs. Item, vj coria de darnis decedentilms in morini, precii vjd. 
 Item, unum tapetum debile, preoii vjc Item, panuus ceratus, precii i\jd. 
 Item, ij nine et qnarteria sindonis rubee, precii ijs. -Item, duo remaneucia de 
 carde," precii iijd. It'im, una pecia de rubeo carde, longitudinis x ulnarum, 
 precii xxd. -Itein, dimidii"lil>ra azure molite,' 2 precii vs. Item, ij panes de 
 zu chard, ' a pon.ieris xx j lib. dimid., precii xxvs. jd. ; preter libram, xiiijrf. 
 Item, tercius panis c-iasurnptus fere per mures, pomleris vij lib., precii vij.s-. 
 Item, j tache argentea pro uno valliugo, deaurata ; precii dim. mire. -Item, 
 duo parvi mazeri, precii xxxci. Item, una familia debilis pro scaccario, precii 
 
 1 " Diftamina Magistri Petri de Vineis, from a List of Articles in the Royal 
 
 sive Bpfetolarum Historicarum Libri Wardrobe, 28 Edw. I., "una fam.lia, 
 
 VI de Gestis Frederici Imperatoi-is pro scaccario, de jaspide et cristallo, in 
 
 II. (ttari MS. 325, Article U04). uno coffro." 
 
 [F.J.B ] 7 A ^ ea - stl '> use( ^ ^- v a h" n ^ sman to hold 
 
 3 A 'great number of the Bishop's Books his dog, aud hi falconry to hold the 
 
 were destroyed in London, after his hawk, 
 
 murder. , 8 A mirror: the value was small ! 
 
 3 Orname'nted, engraved, decorated with 9 A box or casket, 
 colour. 10 Cushions. 
 
 4 A pair'of spectacles. " Woollen material. 
 
 5 pen-case. ia Half-a-pound of blue oolour, ground 
 
 6 A small chess-board with a set of men. ready for use. 
 Mr. Baigent sends me an apt quotation ' 3 Two sugar loaves. 
 
566 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 jc?. Item, cassis de corio, 1 ierro ligatus. cum serura, precii vjc?. Item, duo 
 quissini debjles, preoii iiij<7. Item, unus quissinus dehilis, p v ecii ijd. Item, 
 unum scaccariiiin vetus, precii iij//. Item, mille et sex floreni de Agno. Item, 
 iiij miJJ. floreni de Florencia, et unns florenus de Reeina.- Item, in pecunia 
 numerata viijc j U. viijc?. sterlingorum. -Item, in platis argenteis vc xv li., 
 per estimafionem, quia non plene pnrgantur. Item, iiij xx xj anuli, et unus 
 iractus ; imde Ires j ulcri, et ceteri communes et donativi, de quorum precio 
 adhuc ignoramus.- Anuli Pontificates et meliores tempore mortis defuncti 
 fuernnt Londoniis depreclati. Item, unacatheua argentea pro sigillo, precii ijs. 
 
 GARDKROBA, 
 
 Tria tapecia crocei coloris pulverixata de papegais, 2 precii xxxs. Item, quatuor 
 tapecia texta a<l modum miuuti varii, 3 precii xxxijs. Item, duo tapecia de 
 scalappis, 4 precii xiijs. iiij^. Item, unum tapetum nidei 5 coloris, precii ijs. 
 Item, unum supellectile et tria tapecia de duplici worstede duipre, pretiics. 
 Item, unum supellectile et tria tapecia de rubeo scarleto de worstede debilia, 
 precii xxs.- Item, una roba de rubeo melleto, 6 cum tribu* garnementis et uno 
 capicio non furrato, precii xvs. Item, una roba de caigenet" linata de quatuor 
 garniamentis et tribus capiciis, quorum unum furratum, precii xvs. Item, una 
 roba de Blueto azure de vj garnementis et duobus capiciis furratis, precii iiijli. 
 Item, una roba de iiij garniarnentis et tribus capiciis de Blueto Tirtein, 8 unde 
 unum eapicium est penulatum de minuto vario, precii xls. Item, una nigra 
 capa pro Choro, precii vj,<?. viijc?. Item, tres vallii.'ges 8 ' rubei deHibernia, precii 
 xxiiijs. viijc?. Item, una capa de melle cendryu 10 furrata, precii xxvjs. viijc?. 
 Ittni, una pecia de canevacio, continens xxv ulnas, precii vjs. iijrf. Item, una 
 cloca, partita et stragulata, precii vj.s. viijc?. Item, una capa et unum man- 
 ttllum, cum duobus capiciis de perso, Jl precii xl*. Item, alia pecia cauevacii 
 xiij nine, precii iijs. iij<7. ulna iijc?.- - Item, tercia pecia de canevacio xxxviij 
 nine, precii xs, Item, xviij ulne li'iife tele de Leges, 12 precii vjs.-Item, unum 
 vetus tapetum rubeum, precii xviijc?. Item, unum calefactorium stomachi 13 
 eneurn, precii viijc?. Item, unum canopeum pro leclo, precii iijs. Item, vj 
 quissini de Inde. precii iijs,--item, unum corium dami conreatum, 14 precii 
 xijc?, Item, aliud corium, precii viijrf. Item, quatuor parvacoria. precii xijc?. 
 Item, un bolt' 5 de panno stragulato x ulne, precii iijs. iiijc?. Item, xij ulne 
 et dimidia de Bokeram diapre, in duabus peciis, precii vs. 'ijc?. ob. -Item, xvij 
 ulnedeEilesham, precii ijs. xd. Item, xvij ulne de Eilesham, precii ij.s. xc?. (sic) 
 --Item, unum i'errum ad signandum equos, precii vj(^. Item, aliud hujusmodi 
 ferrum. precii vjrf. Item, tercium ferrum parvurn, precii iijc?. Item, iij ferra 
 pro neiiles, 16 precii ijs. -Item, unurn selum 1; super lectum, precii vjo?. Item, 
 unum selum prolecto, cum duobus ridellis 18 de rtibeo carde, veteribus et debili- 
 bus precii xc?. Item, ij bankeiii 19 veteres, precii iJ6?. Item, duo capelle, 20 precii 
 xvjc?. Item, unum magnum cornu, ptecii vs. Item, v ulne canevacii, precii 
 xc?. Item, ij nine et dimidia canevacii, precii vc?. Item, unum canevacium 
 
 1 A case, or box, made of leather may be "melote" (see note 6), "en 
 " Cassia ;" Fr. "caisse." basse Bret, malle." Roquejwl. 
 
 2 Powdered with popinjays (parrots). " " Persus, color caeruleus." D'Arnit 
 
 3 " Menu vair, etoffe, fourrure de la Ot Liege. 
 
 couleur gris de lin, parsemee de petites l3 I suppose, a sort of bath. 
 
 taches ; etoffe a petites fleurs de u Tanned. "Conreator qui pelles par 
 
 differeutes couleurs. " Roqtiefort. at ; tanneur, corroyeur (oliui conreeur). 
 
 4 Emliroidered with escallop-shells. D'Arnis. 
 
 5 Of a dark colour; blackish. ' 5 A narrow roll of any material. 
 
 6 Probably " melote," "Peau deniouton 1G Iron instt uments for making the Wafer- 
 garnie de sa laine ; mot purement Grec, breads, or oblates. (See Culmstock, p. 
 M\oTfi-"Koquef>,rL 130). " Ollete, a thin cake . . ' Nebu- 
 
 7 "Caignet, sorte de drap dont nous ne la, oblys'" (Ilalliivell}. "Nebula 
 saurioms determiner 1'espece ni la olim nievlle" (D'Arnis). " Nieule (or 
 couleur." GodeJroy,Dict.deVancienne neule) esj^ece d oul>lies nebula." (See 
 langue Fran^ais. Roquefort's Gloss. ) 
 
 8 "Tiretaims, pnunus lana filoque tex- 17 Sele, i.q. cele a canopy, 
 tus; Gallice, tiretaine," l)u Cange. 18 Bed-curtains. 
 
 9 Drapery; fringe; valances. J9 A "banker" was a covering for a bench. 
 
 10 Probably, "ash-coloured," "cendre; 30 Diminutive of "capa," a short cape, 
 conleurde cendre." D'A mis. " Melle" 
 
APPENDIX. 567 
 
 debile, precii vjrf. Item, aliud canevaz debilior, precii iijc?. Item, duo sacci 
 dehiles, precii \)d. Item, j saccus pro liernesio, precii ijs. Item, duo alii sacci 
 debiles, precii xijd. Item, unum serinium, precii jrf. Item, unus hamns cum 
 annulo ferreo, precii ijd. Item, j canevaz tinctum pro peidicibus in tonellos 
 fugandis, 1 precii vjrf.-- Item, tves mappe in una pecia contii.ente xxiiij ulnas 
 de opere Francie, precii xijs., ulna vjd. -Item, una mappa x ulnarutu de opera 
 Anglicano, precii vs., ulna vjd. Item, una mappa xix ulnarum de opere 
 Pansiensi, precii ixs. vjd., ulna vjc. Item, ij mappe in una pecia xviij 
 ulnarum, de opere Fnmcie, precii xij.*. Item una mappa x ulnarum, de opere 
 Anglie, precii vs. xd. } ulna \\\d. Item, una mappa de Dinant, xxvij ulnarum, 
 precii xviij.*., ulna viijc/. Item, una mappa ix ulnarum, precii iijs. ixd. Item, 
 una mappa vj ulnarum et dimidie, precii ijs. ije., j mappa xv ulnarum de 
 opere Anglie, iprecii vjs. iijd. Item, uua rnappa canabi viij ulnarum et dimidie, 
 precii xvjW. item, una mappa canabi xij ulnarum, precii ijs Item, una mappa 
 canabi xj ulnarum, precii xxijd. Item, una mappa canabi xiij ulnarum, precii 
 xx</. Iteiii, una mappa canabi x ulnarum, precii xvd. Item, j mappa canabi 
 ix ulnarum et dimidie, precii xviijc?. Item, uua mappa canabi xij ulnarum, 
 precii xviijd Item, j mappa canabi v ulnarum et dimidie, preeii ixd, Item, 
 una mappa canabi x ulnarum, precii xvd. Item, una mappa linee tele xvij 
 ulnarum, precii ij.*. oh , ulna jd. ob. Item, una mappa de canabo ix ulnarum et 
 dimidie, precii xd. Item, una mappa vj ulnarum linee tele, precii vj</. Item, 
 una mappa de Dinant x ulnarum, precii ijs. vjd. Item, una mappa de canabo, 
 vj ulnarum, precii vijd Hen;, una mappa panni linei ix ulnarum, precii xd. 
 Item, una mappa c.iuabi x ulnarum, precii x\jd. Item, una mappa canabi viij 
 uiuarum, precii x\jd. Item, una mappa xj ulnarum, precii ij,v. Item, Una 
 pecia de Dynant xxxv nlnai-uni, continens xij tuellas simplices, precii xijs. 
 Item, due tualle ue Dynant in una pecia xvij ulnarum, preeii vs. viijd, ulna 
 iiijc?. Item, uni tualla de Dynant xiiij ulnarum, precii ij*. iiij<^. Item, una 
 tualla de opere Kniucie ix ulnarum, precii ij.*. i\.\d., ulna iijd. Item, duo 
 tualle. in una pecia xviij ulnarum, precu iiij.*. vjd., ulna iijrf Item, una 
 inalla vj uiuarum de o]>ere Francie, precii xviijc?, item, una tualla de Dynant, 
 xvij ulnanim, precii vs, viijrf., ulna iiijc^. Item, una tualla de Dynant viij 
 ulnarun 1 . prec i ij. Item, una tualla de Dynant, vij ulnarum, precii xxj^, 
 Item, u.ia tualla, curta et debilis, de opere Frai< ie, trium ulnarum, precii vjrf. 
 Item, una tualla curta, trium ulnarum, precii v]d. Item, unum manuter^ium 
 linee tele, quinque ulnarum, precii \'d. Item, j sanenappu.v 2 vij ulnarum, de 
 Hnea tela precii \d. Item, j sanenappus xiiij ulnarum et dim., precii xiiijflJ. 
 Item, j s'inenappus viij ulnarum, precii vi(\d. Iiem, , j sanenappus vij ulnarum, 
 precii vij'/. Item, j sanenippus v ulnarum, prepii i\\jd. Item,j sanenapjuis, ix 
 ulnarum. precii r.ijd. ok,* Item, j sanenappus viij ulnarum, precii vjrf. Item, j 
 sanenappus vj ulnarum, precii iijd. Item, iij nine et dim, panni linei, precii 
 ixd. item, cxxix lib. ctre, precii Ixxiijs. Item, xiiij lib. cere operate, precii 
 vs. xd. Item, unus cultcllus, pro cera sdndenda, precii ob. Item, unum mor- 
 tarium eiieum cum pilo, 3 precii iijs. Item, aliud mortarium eneurn <-um pilo, 
 precii viijs. Item, unum mortarium eneum, frartum, precii xiijs. vd. Item, 
 unum niortnrium eneum cum pil<>, precii xs. Item, m.'um longum 1'orceriuiu 
 pro cera in.ponendu, precii iijrf. Item, unum magauin cottrum lerrcum, 
 undique fort her ligatum, cum quatuor seruris, precii v marc. Item, unum 
 cotfernm, piecii iiij,-. Item, unum coffrum, cum inteistino, precii vjs. viijii. 
 Item, una cista deKnme 4 precii xv.ije/. Item, unum cofirum ferro ligatum, 
 de Hume, precii ijs, Item, unum cottVurn, precii iijs. Item, j cotfrum debile, 
 precii ijs. Item, una coft'ia fcno li<jata, precii iiijs. Item, j coffrum, stans in 
 Camera ultra portam, precii \s. Item, unum Botfettum, cum serura, pro 
 denanis supra computandis, precii iiijs. Item, unum coffrum, in quo sunt 
 scripta, precii iij.s. Item, unum coffrum, in quo sunt scri; ta, precii iijs. (sic). 
 Item, xxij pecie cujri, pouderis clxxj lib., precii xxxvs. iij</. Item, duo 
 
 1 *' Tonelle : terme de Chasse : espece sendos vasos hechos a la Romana ; 
 
 de filet a pretidre des perdrix." Diet. Diana de Monte mayor, t'ol. 90 b . lin. 
 
 de l'Aca<temie Fran^'ise. [B. W.G.J 3." And in their hands each one a 
 
 3 A band-napkin, " Manutargium, a severall vessell made after the Romane 
 
 sanope." (Hatliicell). fashion, (Minsheu s Spanish Grammar, 
 
 3 A pestle and mortar. 77). 
 * Is this " Rome "? " Y en las manos 
 
568 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 coffretti debiles, qui fuerunt de Garderoba, precii xd. Item, j cotis, precii $d. 
 Item, tria capita sagittaruni pro feris, precii ijd. 
 AULA, 
 
 Una pelvis larga et debilis cum lavatorio debili, precii iijs. iiijd. Item, una pelvis 
 cum lavatorio, precii vjs. 
 
 CKLAHIUM, 
 
 Una pipa semiplena de vino de Warnathe,! precii iiij li. Item, duo dolia vini 
 plena, precii iiij IL Item, unum dolium vacuum, precii xijd. Tres cuve, 3 
 precii xijd. Duo barelli, J'erro ligati, precii uuius xijd. et altering \iijd. 
 Item, iij cuve, precii xijd. Item,Jj trendelli, 3 precii vjd. Item, ij barelli, 
 precii vjd Item, una tina, 4 precii iije?. Item, unus bussellus, precii iiijd. 
 Item, circuli, 5 precii iiijf. Jtern, quinque tancardi debiles, unde tres ferro 
 ligati, et duo cum ligatuns ligneis, piecii \jd. 
 
 PISTRINUM, 
 Duo alvei ad pastum, 6 precii iiijs. Item, unum dolium ad boletandum, 7 precii vjd. 
 
 COQIIINA, 
 
 Una olla enea, ponderis iiij" ij fib., precii xiijs. viijrf., precium (sic) libre ijc?. 
 Item, una olla enea, ponderis Ixxv lib., precii xijs. vjV., precii (sic) lib. i]d. 
 Item, una olla enea, ponderis xlij lib., precii vijs., precii libre, ij'/. Item, una 
 olla, ponderis xviij Jt&.,predi iijs., piecii libre, ij4. Item, una olla enea, ponderis 
 ix lib., precii xviijd., precii libre ijd. Item, una olla, ponderis ix lib., precii 
 xviij//., precium (xic) libre ijd. Item, una olla ponderis vj lib., precii xijd., 
 precium lilire, iyl. Item, un pocenet, 8 ponderis v lib., precii xd. Item, una 
 olla enea perforata, ponderis xxxviij lib., precii vs. ijd. ob. precium HI >re jd. 
 ob. quad. Item, nna olla enea debilis, ponderis xxxviij lib., precii vs. ijW. ob., 
 precium libre )d. ob. quad. Item, nn po<-enet, ponderis xj lib., piecii xxija., 
 precii libre jd Item, tria mortaria lapidea nova, precii vijs. Item, una 
 patella cum |>edil>ns, 8 ponderis xj \li^., precii xxijof. Item, una patella enea ad 
 friaudnm, ponderis xx lib., precii iijs. \\ijd. Item, una patella magna, precii 
 iijs. Item, una patella vetus, precii xijt/. Item, una patella valde debilis, 
 precii iiijoJ. Item, una patella vetus et debilis, precii xd Item, una patella 
 debilis et fracta, precii iijflJ Item, una olla, ponderis Ixx lib., precii xiijs. iiijd. 
 Item, unus qimdrupes 10 ferreus pro ollis et patellis superponendis, precii vs. 
 Item, j coffrum, pro salsariis, precii xijd. Item, duo craticule 11 debiles, 
 precii iiijcZ. Item, cineres plurnbei'- existentes in coquina, precii iijs. Item, 
 unum ferrum ad supportandum lapicles pro mantello camini, precii ijs. 
 
 LARDARIUM, 
 
 Quinqnaginta quarteria salis grossi, precii Is, Item x pedes fet] dimidiusplumbi, 
 prtcii xxjs., precium pedis ijs. Item, meremium in Palacio Episcopi, Exonie, 
 precii vj mure. 
 
 VARA AHGKNTKA, 
 
 Una pelvis argentea, cum ymagine Episcopi in fundo. ponderis et precii Ixiijs. 
 iiijd. Item, alia pelvis ejusdem secte, ejusdem y>onderis et pivcii. Item, una 
 pelvis, cum ymagine Epis-copi in fundo, precii Ixxvjs. viijrf. Item, alia pelvis 
 jusdem secte, ponderis, et precii. Item, due pelves, de Armis Regis Anglie in 
 lundo, ponderis et precii iiijli. vjs. viijc/. item, due pelves de una secta, cum 
 yn:agii,ibus Episcopi, et duorum horninum ex utraque parte, in fundo aumalatis ; 
 ponderis ix lib. ijs., precii ix lib. xvs. iiij^. Item, una cuppa deaurata, pro 
 Exikaristia,. ponderis et piecii Iviijs. Item, alia cupp'i deaurata pro Eukaristia, 
 pouderis et precii Ixiiijs, \iijd. Item, una cuppa deaurata et truffata, cum 
 
 1 " A medicated wine, prepared with an 6 Dough, 
 
 infusion of wermut, the German word ' For sifting flour, "Buletare farinam 
 
 for wormwood." Oliver. incernere ; cribro secernere." //Arnis. 
 
 2 Small vats (Fr. cuve)in which immature 8 A little pot." Palsgrave. " Urciolus, 
 liquors were kept. a posnet." Halliwell. 
 
 3 Trendies, or wine-coolers. Halliwell. 9 A dish or pan, used in cooking. 
 
 4 Vas giande ligneum, tarn lavationibus 10 A sort ot trivet, but with lour legs, 
 quarn condeudis vinis paratum." '1 A grid-iron, 
 
 D'Arnis. *} Probably cinder-leads or troughs for 
 
 5 Hoops for the casks. ashes. 
 
APPENDIX. 569 
 
 coopercnlo cum pomello emalato, 1 ponderis xlijs., precii Ixxs. Item, unus 
 aquarius ejusdem secte, ponderis xxjs. \i\jd,, precii xxvjs. viij^, Item, unus 
 picherius argenteus novus, ponderis et precii xlijs. Item, una cuppa argentea 
 nova, emalata in fundo de ymaginibus Episcopi et cujusdam hominis, cum 
 cooperculo, ponderis xxxviijs. iiijrf., precii xliijs. iiije?. Item, unus aquarius de 
 eadem secta, ponderis xiiijs. vjd., precii xvjs. vjd. Item, una cuppa, de jaspide, 
 cum pede et cooperculo de auro, precii xx marc. Item, unus picherius argenteus, 
 cum sacco in cooperculo de Armis W. Martin, ponderis et precii Ivjs. Item, 
 alius picherius argenteus de eisdem Armis in cooperculo, ponderis liiijs. vijrf. 
 Item, una pecia plate pro speciebus, 2 ponderis et precii xixs. xd. Item, alia 
 pecia pro speciebus oblonga, cum intersticio, ponderis et precii xxxvij.9. vjd. 
 Item, j salsarium emptum de Executoribus W, Martin, ponderis ixs. viijd. 
 Item, aliud salsarium ejusdem secte, ponderis et precii ixs. viijd. Item, unum 
 salsarium argenteum, emptum de eisdem Executoribus, ponderis et precii 
 xjs. ijd. Item, unus ciphus plate, ponderis xijs. vjd. Item, alius ciplms plate, 
 ponderis xjs. vjd. Item, tercius ciphus plate, ponderis xjs. ijc/. Item, quartus 
 ciphus, ponderis xijs. iiij^. Item, quiutus ciphus, powderis xijs. viijrf. Item, 
 sextus ciphus,' ponderis xijs. iijc?. Item, septimus ciphus, ponderis xjs. Item, 
 viij us ciphus, ponderis xijs. iijd. Item, ix ns ciphus, ponderis xjs. xjd. Item, 
 unus ciphus, ponderis xiijs. Item, alius ciphus, ponderis xijs. vjd. Item, 
 ciphus argenteus deauratus in fundo, ponderis xijs. ixd. Item, unus ciphus, 
 ponderis xiijs. viijd Item, unus ciphus de Tours, ponderis xiijs. jrf. Item, 
 alius ciphus de Tours, ponderis ixs. iiijrf. Item, unus ciphus de Tours, ponderis 
 ixs. jd. Item, unus ciphus de Tours, ponderis xs. ijd. Item, unus discus 
 chargeour, 3 ponderis xxxixs. \d. Item, alius discus chargeour, ponderis xls. 
 Item, tercius discus chargeour, ponderis xxxvs. vije?. Item, quartus discus 
 chargeour, ponderis xxxvjs. \d, Item, quintus discus chargQour, ponderis 
 xxxixs. xd. Item, sextus discus chargeour, ponderis xxxviijs. iiijd. Item, 
 una pelvis sculpta de ymaginibus, ponderis xxxviijs. xd. Item, una pelvis de 
 Armis Buttone, 4 ponderis xlvjs. viijd. Item, alia pel vis ejusdem secte, pouderis 
 xlviijs. ijd. Item, unus discus pro speciebus, cum capite cervi in fundo, 
 ponderis xixs. iiijd. Item, sex grossa salsaria, fracta, ponderis Ixxvs. viijd. 
 Item, unus aquarius parvus cum scuto in cooperculo, ponderis xvjs. vi\\d. 
 Item, uuus aquarius, fractus, ponderis xxijs. xd. Item, una vista costata 5 
 argentea, ponderis iiij?i. xvs. viijd., precii cijs. vjd. Item, unus aquarius 
 ejusdem secte, ponderis xxxviijs. iijd., precii xls. Item, j picherius, habens 
 scutum in cooperculo de Armis Dyneham, ponderis xxxiijs. iiijrf. Item, alius 
 picherius ejusdem secte, ponderis xxxixs. Iffcm, j picherius formatus ad 
 modum tankard, ponderis xijs. viij^. Item, j picherius, cum longo tuello, 6 
 ponderis xijs. Item, alius picherius cum lougo collo, ponderis Ixjs. Item, 
 cuppa deaurata cum cooperculo, cum homine sculpto in fundo pugnante cum 
 leone veniente de castello, ponderis lixs. v\d. Item, cuppa, cum cooperculo, 
 deaurata, cum papegais^ in fundo, ponderis xls. Item, cuppa deaurata, cum 
 flore in cooperculo, ponderis xxxixs. Item, cuppa deaurata cum cooperculo, 
 cum scuto in fundo de Armis Hereforde, ponderis xlijs. Item, una cuppa de 
 Tours, deaurata, cum cooperculo, ponderis xxxiiijs. ijd. Item, j cuppa alba et 
 cooperculum, cum tribus glandibus et-duabus ymaginibus in fundo cuppe, 
 ponderis xxxjs. \jd. Item, una cuppa alba, emalata in fundo de papilionibus 
 et volucribus, 8 cum cooperculo habente tres glandes sculptas, ponderis xxxjs. xd. 
 Item, j cuppa alba, plana, cum cooperculo habente in summitate capitellum 9 
 
 1 With an enamelled knob. The word Ermine, a f ess gules. 
 
 "truffata" seems to mean, simply, 5 Ribbed or fluted, " Vista ; vasis genus 
 
 "ornamented." "Trutfe, ornement (olim mste}: Costa; ornamentum ad 
 
 de tete pour les femnies," Roqiie- instar costse in vasis ; c6te." UArnis. 
 
 jort, 6 With a long tube, or spout. " Tuellus, 
 
 2 For spices, "My dish or plate of canalis, tubus, tuyau; olim tuel." 
 gold, for spices," Will of Cardinal Ibid, 
 
 Beaufort ; Royal Wills, p. 334, [B. * Popinjays (parrots), 
 
 W.G.] 8 Butterflies and birds. 
 
 3 A large dish a " charger." 5 A capital," chapiteau ; quod columnis 
 
 4 Probably, the- Arms of Bishop Bytton, superponitur." D'Arnis, 
 
 2 p 
 
570 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 et glandem, ponderis xxxvjs. iiijd. Item, una cuppa alba, eraalata in fundo de 
 quodam parvo Jeone, leporibus, et aliis bestiis, cum cooperculo cum glande, 
 ponderis xxvjs. Item, una cuppa alba, cum Ymagine Salvatoris in fundo, et 
 cooperculo cum tribus ramis glandium, ponderis xxxviijs. Item, j cuppa 
 deaurata, sine cooperculo, ponderis xxviijs. \d. Item, j cuppa alba, sine 
 cooperculo, habens in fuudo scutum deauratum cum garbis, ponderis xxvjs. 
 v'ujd. Item, unus ciphus, formatus ad modum volucris, cum cooperculo, 
 ponderis xxiijs. iiijd. Item, j salsarium magnum, cum cooperculo, ponderis 
 xxxvs, xd. Item, j magnus ciphus argenteus, pro elernosina, ponderis xij li. 
 xvs. xd, Item, j ciphus argenteus plate, ponderis xiijs. ijrf. Item, alius ciphus 
 argenteus plate, ponderis xx.?., Item, unus ciphus iargus argenteus 1 , 
 
 rnderis xviijs, ijd. Item, unus ciphus concavus, cum Item, j pecia 
 grifibnis, cum ovo grittbnis falerata, et cooperculo, precii Item, 
 
 , cum cooperculo in summitate, cum pede argenteo deaurato, precii 
 
 xxxiiijs. Item, deaurata, cum cooperculo falerato, habente in summi- 
 tate griffonem sculptum, precii xls. Item, quartum ovum [griifonis] cum 
 cooperculo argenteo, precii ...s. \jd. Item, una cuppa deaurata, cum cooper- 
 culo, cum lepore vescente in fundo ... de diversis babewynis' 2 , ponderis ... Item, 
 
 una cuppa duplex cum pomello cmalato de Armis Anglie et G , in cooperculo, 
 
 ponderis xlvjs. ijd. Item, alia cuppa duplex cum cooperculo, emalata exterius 
 diversis locis, ponderis Ixiijs. \iijd. Item, una cuppa deaurata, cum cooperculo, 
 emalata exterius de diversis babewynis cum emallo in fundo partito de Armis 
 Anglie et Francie, ponderis xliiijs. Item, una cuppa alba, cum cooperculo, 
 emalata in fundo de tribus capitibus, ponderis xxxvijs. iijd. Item, j cuppa alba, 
 cum cooperculo, emalata in fundo et in pomello cooperculi de Arrnis Francie et 
 Anglie, pouderis xxxvijs. \jd. Item, j cuppa deaurata, cum cooperculo, sculpta 
 exterius de diversis babewynis, cum emallo viridi in fundo, ponderis xxxvs. xd. 
 Item, j cuppa, cum cooperculo, deaurata exterius et truifata, et emalata 
 interius de Armis de Drokenisforde et aliis Armis, ponderis xlvs. Item, una 
 cuppa duplex, cum coopercnlo, deaurata, et emalata in fundo de quodam 
 volucre, ponderis xls. Item, j cuppa alba, cam cooperculo, emalata in fundo 
 de tribus volucribus, ponderis xlixs. Item, j cuppa parva, cum cooperculo, 
 sculpta exterius de floribus de gloger 3 deauratis, ponderis xxs. Item, unus 
 aquarius sculptus exterius de diversis babewynis et deauratus, ponderis xxiijs, 
 Item, j aquarius vitreus, cum apparamento argeuteo deaurato, precii xiijs. iiijd. 
 Item, j salsarius argenteus novus, cum cooperculo, ponderis xxs. ijd. Item, 
 j cuppa alba, cum cooperculo de tribus glandibus fractis, emalata in fundo de 
 babev/yno cornuto, ponderis xxxjs. viijd. 
 
 [Live and Dead Stock, on the Episcopal Manors and Farms] : 
 PETKRISHEGHE [in Yarcombe 4 ], 
 
 1 Several lines have been badly damaged, Exon., de Capitalihus Dominis feodi 
 here, by the lover of galls. illius, per servicia inde debita et con- 
 
 2 Apes, " Babervynus, simife species," sueta, imperpetuum ; ratas habentes 
 D'Arnis. et gratas, eas pro nobis et heredibus 
 
 3 Perhaps,bell-shaped flowers, --"glocca," nostris, quantum in nobis est, concedi- 
 i.e. campana. mus et conhrmamus, prout Carta pre- 
 
 4 (1). " Pro Waltero de Stapeldone, Exon. dicta racionabiliter testatur. Nolentes 
 
 Episcopo. Rex omnibus, etc., salutem, quod predictus Kobertus, vel heredes 
 
 Donacionern, Concessioner!), et (Jon- sui, aut prefatus Episcopus seu Suc- 
 
 firmacionem,quas Jvob. Quantokesheved cessores sui, racione'premissoram, seu 
 
 per Cartam suam fecit ... Waltero de Statuti de terris et tenementis ad 
 
 Stapeldone . . de ij carucatis terre, xl mauum mortuam non ponendis editi 
 
 acris prati, xl acris bosci, vij solidatis occasionentur, molestentur in aliquo, 
 
 et viij denariatis redditus, cum per- seu graveutur. In cujus, etc. T.R., 
 
 tinenciis,inPoukehethe,viz. de omnibus apud Eboracum, xx die Maii [1322]." 
 
 illis mesuagiis, terris, tenementis, Hot. Pat. 15 Edw. //., p. 2, m. 12. 
 
 pratis, boscis, et redd iti bus cum per- (2). "Pro Kxon. Mpiscopo. Eex omni- 
 
 tinenciis, que Gregorius de Welyngtone bus, etc. Donacionein, Concessionem, 
 
 quondam habuit in Parochia de Yarte- et Confirm acioriem, quas Rob. de Can- 
 
 combe ; h abend urn prefato Waltero Epi- tokesheved per Cartam suam fecit... 
 
 scopo et Successoribus suis, Episc. Waltero de Stapeldone . . de j niesua- 
 
APPENDIX. 571 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem duo jumenta, 1 precii xs. Item, xvj boves, precii cvjs. 
 viijd., caput, vjs. viijd. Item, j taurus, precii vjs. viijd. Item, unumannale, 2 
 precii x viijd. Item, ciiij xx multones, 3 precii ixli., caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum in grangia ibidem, precii ixli. vjs, 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, cum meremio, calce, lathis, et lapidibus sculptis 4 pro 
 novis edificiis, estimacionis xli. xijd. Item, meremium apud Madeforde, 
 precii xs. 
 FLOKKSTONK [in Ottery St. Mary\ 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem unurn jumeutum, precii iiijs. Item, x boves, precii 
 Ixvjs. viijd., caput, vjs. viijd. Item, viij annalia, precii xxvjs. viijd., caput 
 iijs. iiijd. Item, cccxiij multones, precii xvli. xiijs., caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidc-m, cum feno, precii x marc. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis xvs. ijd. ob. 
 CLIST [Bishop's Clyst, in Farringdori], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, ]bidem v affri, 5 precii xxv.?., caput, vs. Item, xxiiij boves, 
 precii viijZi., caput, vjs. viijd. Item,.]' taurus, preoii vjs. viijd, Item, xxvij 
 vacce, precii \ijli. viijs, vjd.. caput vs. vjd. Item, duo boviculi, precii iiijs. 
 Item, octo vituli, precii xijs,, caput x viijd. Item, xlix multones, precii 
 xlixs. Item, vj hurtardi et Ixv oves matrices, 6 precii Ixxjs., caput xijd. 
 Item, viij jumenta. que fuerunt apud Lomene, cum v pullanis, 7 precii iiijli., 
 xiijs. iiijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladnm ibidem, precii xx/<', Item, fenmu ibidem, precii xxs. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis iiijfo", viijs. 
 CHUDDELF.GHK, 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem xxij boves, precii vijVi. vjs. viijd., caput vjs. viijd. 
 Item, j taurus, precii vjs. viijd. Item, vj vacce, precii fxxxiijs], caput vs. vje?. 
 Item, x boviculi et annalia, precii xxs. Item, ij vituli, precii iijs. iiijd., 
 caput xxd. Item, cccxliiij multones, precii [xvilltt, iiijs,, capxtt xijrf. Item, 
 clxxvj oves matrices, precii viijli. xvjs. Item, ij apri, iij sues, precii xjs. 
 Item, iiij porci, ... porcelli, precii xiijs. iiijd. Item, v pavones et pave, precii 
 vs. Item, v affri, precii xxvs., caput vs. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xvij^i. vjs. viijd. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis Ixiiijs. vijd. ; unacum iij rogis calcis, 8 precii 
 vijfo'., et ij quintalibus [civts.] ferri, precii ...... viijd. 
 
 TEYNGTONK \Eishopsteignton\- 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem vj affri, precii xxxs., caput vs. Item, xxxvj boves, 
 precii xjZi., caput vjs, viijd. Item, xiiij vacce, precii [Ixxvijs., caput] vs. vjd. 
 Item, vij boviculi, precii xxiijs. iiijd., caput, iijs. iiijd. Item, vij annalia, 
 precii xxiijs. iiijd., caput, iijs. iiijd. Item, [vij] vituli, precii xs, vjd., 
 caput, xviijd. item, vciiij multones, hurtardi, et oves matrices, predi xxvZi'. 
 iiijs., caput, xijd. Item, Ixxfvij] ..., precii Ijs. iiijd,, caput, viijd. Item, vj 
 auce, quarum v mar', precii iijs. vijd, 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxvjfo'. xiijs. iiijd. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis Ivs. 
 
 .sio, ij carucatis terre, etc. (ut supra) ; of Yarcombe derives its name. I find 
 
 Donacionem, eciam, Concessiouem, et "Busehays" and " Popehaye," close 
 
 Confirmacionem, quasJoh.de la Watere, by, in Stockland. "Catchett," in 
 
 deOvertone,R.Eccl.dePoutyngtone,pei- Churchstautou, maybe " Kheres.sute.' 
 
 Cartam suam fecit prefato Episcopo de All tliese places are within easy reach 
 
 j mesuagio, xlij acris terre, iij acris of Norton-Fitzwarren and Ashill. 
 
 more, v acris prati, et ij cotagiis, curn ' Jiunentum. a mare ; " Fr. iument." 
 
 peitinenciis, in Boucheseye et Kheres- > D'Arnis. A packhorse. 
 
 sute ; habendum prefato Waltero,etc.(w 2 A yearling. 
 
 supra 25 Aug., 1322). Rot. Pat. 16 3 Wether-sheep. 
 
 Edw. II., p. 1, m. 25. [F. J. B.]. The 4 Timber, lime, laths, and dressed stones. 
 
 II. of Puddington is called "John de 5 Plough (or draught) horses. 
 
 Candevere " in the Register (see p. 6 Rains and ewes. 
 
 244). The De la Watere Family lived ^ Colts. 
 
 at West Waters in Meiubury, on the 8 Probably, heaps of lime. 
 
 Yarty, from which stream the Parish 
 
572 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON, 
 
 PEYNGTONE, 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem ix affri, precii xlv*., caput vs. Item, xxyiij boves, 
 precii ixU. vjs. viijd., capnt [yjs. viijd.]. Item, j taurus, precii yjs. yhjd. 
 Item, xvij vacce, precii iiijfo'. xiijs. vjd., caput vs. vjd. Item, xxj boyicuu et 
 a nn alia, precii Ixxiijs. iiijd., caput iijs. iiijd. (sic). Item, xj vituli, precii 
 xiijs. ixd., caput, xvd. Item, ccxxxvij multones, precii xjW. xvij-*., caput, 
 xijd. Item, iiijhurtavdi, precii iiijs.-- Item, vj c lx oves matrices, precii xxxiija., 
 caput, xijd. Item, xv agni, precii xs., caput viijd. Item, iij sues, 
 precii vjs. item, j aper, precii iijs. Item, xx porci, precii xiijs. iiijd., caput 
 viijd. Item, xv hoggastri porci, precii vijs. vjd., caput yjd. Item, tres 
 pavones et quatuor pave, precii ijs. iiijd. Item, iiij auce mariol', unde j auser, 
 preen ijs. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxxiijfo'. vjs. viij^. Item, fenum, preen cs, 
 
 Mortuum Instant-urn, cum cisera, 1 estimacionis vjW. vjc?. ; una cum 1 quarterns 
 
 calcis, precii xijs. vj^., precii quartern iijrf. 
 AYSPEETONE [Ashburtori], 
 
 Ibidem stagnum, 
 
 N YMETONK [ B ish opsnympton], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem xlv boviculi, utriusque sexus, precii cxs. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii cs. Item, fenuni ibidem, precii xijd, 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, cum meremio, estimacionis cs. 
 CRIDITONE, 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem vj affri, precii xxxs., caput vs. Item, ij ...... P r . 
 
 xiijs, iiijd. Item, xxxix boves, precii xiijii., caput vjs. viijd. Item, iiij 
 tauri, precii xviijs. iiijd., unde ij capita vjs. viijd. et j caput vs. Item, xxxnj 
 vacce, precii viij/i. xiijs. [vjd], unde vij capita vs. vjd.. et xxj capita vs., et y 
 capita vjs. Item, xix boviculi, precii Ixvjs. vjd, caput iijs. [vjd. Item, yj] 
 annalia, precii xyiijs., caput, iijs. Item, ij vituli, precii iiijs. Item, cciiij^* 
 xvij multones, precii xiiij^. xijs. iiijd., unde cciiij xx iij capita, xijd., et xdij 
 capita viijd, Item, iiijxx iiij oves matrices, precii lixs., unde Iv capita xijd. 
 et vj capita viijd., et non plures quam xxiij dabanturemptoribnsin advantagio, 
 ex convencione.^ Item, xxij hoggastri, precii xjs., caput vjd. Item, ciiij xx 
 pel[les] ............ mortuoruminmori[na] 3 ............ precii xixs. vijd., pellis, jd. 
 
 Item, xxviij po, ............ , caput xviijd. 
 
 Grangia, Itew, bladum ibidem, precii ............ 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis . . li. ixs. ixd. 
 CHEDEHAM [Ckidham, in Sussex], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem ix hoggastri, precii vis. ixd. . . ...... Item, j porcellus, 
 
 precii viijd. Item, j anser, ij auce, precii xijd... ....... 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii ......... 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis ...... 
 
 THORNEY [in Sussex], 
 
 [ Vivum Instaurum] ............ precii iiijs. 
 
 [Grangia, Item, blad] urn ibidem, precii xfo'. 
 
 [Mortuum Instaurum] ibidem, Estimacionis xvijs. vd. 
 HORSLEGHE [Surrey], 
 
 [Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem] viiij boves, quos Episcopus habet in numero sibi 
 legato, precii iiijfo'., caput xs. -Item, una sus, cum vj porcellis, precii iijs. 
 Item, una sus, precii ijs. 
 
 Gra[ngia], Item, bladum ibidem, precii xvli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xljs. vd. 
 TYTINGE [Surrey], 
 
 Grangia, Ibidem bladum, precii xjfo'. xiijs. iiijd. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xvjs. ij d. 
 FARENDONE [Faringdon, Hants'], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem iiijxx x ij multones, precii iiij lib. xijs., Caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xlixs. iiijd. 
 
 1 Including the stock of cider. mines near Ashbnrton. 
 
 2 i.q. stannum tin. There were tin- 3 That died of the murrain. 
 
APPENDIX. 573 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimaoionis viijs, xd. 
 LAWHYTTONE [Corwoall], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem ij affri, precii xs. Item, xij vacce provenientes de 
 maneriis de Penvyri et Sancto Germano, et de Instauris ibidem. Item,... 
 
 bovicule, precii x vjs., caput vs. vjd. Item, vij boviculi masculi, precii lijs. 
 
 viijd., capnt, iiijs, viijd. (sic}. Item, v boviculi precii xxiijs. viijd., 
 
 caput iiijs. viijdr Item, v annalia, precii viijs, iiijd., caput, xviijd. (sic). 
 Item, xj pavones et pave, cum j pavicula, precii vjs., caput vjd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladuin ibidem, precii, xvjli, 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Eatimacionis xjs. jd. 
 BERNEYR [in Egloshayle] et TREWORDRE [in St. Breoke], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, .Ibidem v affri, precii xxvs., caput vs. Item xix boves. 
 precii vjli. vjs, viijd., caput vj. viijd. Item, octo vacce, precii xliiijs., 
 caput vs. vjd.- Item, iij annalia, precii vijs. vjd., caput ijs. vjd. Item, iiij 
 vituli, precii iijs. iiijd., caput xd. Item, duo porci, precii iijs. Item, iiij c ij 
 bidentes utriusque sexus, precii xxli, ijs., caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis xxviijs. vijd. ob. 
 FOUTONE [in St. Breoke, Cornwall], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum,, Ibidem x affri, precii Is,, caput vs. Item, ij tauri, precii 
 xiijs. iiijd. Item, xxxviij boves, precii xij^'., caput vjs. viijd, Item, xviij 
 vacce, precii iiijZi. xixs., caput vs. vjd. Item, xij boviculi, precii xxvjs.,- 
 caput ijs. ijd. Item, viij annalia, precii xiijs. iiijd., caput xxd. Item, x 
 vituli, precii viijs. ii\\d. , caput xd. Item, xj hurtardi, ccclvj multones, vjcxlv 
 oves matrices, precii \li. xijo?. caput xijc^. Item, cxxxix agni, precii Ivijs. 
 xjd., caput vd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxxvijfo'. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis xiijs. ijd. 
 KERGAUL [Cargaul, in St. Neivlyn, Cornwall], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Jbidem vj affri, precii xxxs., caput vs. Item, xxxiij boves, 
 precii xjfo'., caput vjs. viijoL Item, xviij vacce, precii iiij7i. xixs., caput vs. 
 \]d. Item, ix boviculi, precii xviijs., caput ijs. Item, vj vituli, precii iiijs, 
 vjc?. caput ixd. Item, v hurtardi, ccliiij multones, cccxiij eves matrices, 
 precii xxviiij^. xijs., caput xijd Item, iij agni, precii xviiijd., caput vjd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xixli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xxiiijs, vijd. 
 LANERGHE [Lanner, in St. Allen, Cornwall], 
 
 Instaurum vivum, Ibidem, j vacca, precii vs. vjd. Item, ccxliiij multones, precii 
 xijZi. iiijs., caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii iiijli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum estimatur supra in Manerio de Kergaul. 
 PENRYN et GAFFOS [Cornwall], 
 
 Instaurum vivurn, Ibidem vij affri, precii xxxvs., caput vs. Item, j taurus, 
 precii ijs. Item, xvj boves, precii cvjs, viijd., caput vjs. viijc?. Item, iiij vituli, 
 precii vjs. viijrf., caput xxd. Item, ij hurtardi, cxlvj multones, cv oves 
 matrices, precii xij^'. xiijs., caput xijd. Item, xj agni, precii vs. vjd., 
 caput vjd. 
 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xjli. xs. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xxiiijs. vjd; 
 TRKGAIR [Tregear, in St. Gerrans, Cornwall], 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem vj affri, precii xxxs., caput vs., j taurus, xix boves, 
 precii vjli. xiijs. iiijd., caput vjs. viijd. Item, xvj vacce, precii iiijft. viijs., 
 caput vs. vjd. Item, vj bovicnli, precii xijs, Item, iij annalia, precii iijs. iiijd. 
 Item, vj hurtardi, xliiij multones, ciiij xx oves matrices, precii x\]li. xijd. (sic), 
 caput xijd. Item, ij porci, precii iijs. 
 
 Granyia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis xxxvijs. iijd. ob. 
 SANCTUS GKRMANUS \St, German's, Cornwall], 
 
 Vivum Jnstaurum, Ibidem v affri, precii xxvs., caput vs, Item, xij boves, 
 precii iiijZ/., caput vjs. viijr/. Item, xj vacce, precii Ixs. vjd., caput 
 vs. vjd. Item, j vitulus, precii xvd. Item, iij hurtardi, xvij oves matrices, 
 
574 THE KEGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 precii xxs. Item, j hurtardus, precii viijc?. Item, cciiij xx bidentes, utriusque 
 
 sexus, precii xiiijZi., caput xi]d. 
 Grangia, Item, bladum ibidem, precii xxiijfo'. 
 M&rtuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xvjs. Item, j dolium ciseris, pvecii 
 
 xs. Item, ccxx quartern calcis, precii iiijZi. xjs. iiijd, -precii quartern ve. 
 
 STAUNTONK, 1 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem j affer, precii vs. Item, xiij boves, precii iiijfo'. vjs. 
 \iijd., caput vjs. viijd. Item, j taurns, precii vjs, viijc?. Item, xij vacce, 
 precii iijZt. vjs., caput vs. vjd. Item, xiiij annalia, precii xlvjs, viijd., caput 
 iijs. iiije. Item, iiij vituli, precii iiijs. Item, iij c xj multones, j hurtardus, 
 xxx oves matrices, precii xvijli. ijs., caput xijd. 
 
 Grangia, bladum ibidem. Estimacionis vjfo'. xiiijs. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum, Estimacionis xxs. xjd. 
 NORTONE 2 [Norton- Fitzwarren Somerset,"} 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, In parco de Poundesforde, qui est Episcopi Wyntoniensis. 
 jjumentum rubeum baueeyn, 3 precii x marc. Item, j jumentum feraunt 4 
 pomele, 5 cum j pullano femello de exitu pulcro, albi coloris, precii cs. Item, 
 j jumentnm bay, precii cs. Item, j jumentum juvenile nigrum bay, precii 
 Ivjs. viije?. Item, j jumentum ejusdem coloris, precii Iiijs. iiijrf. Item, j 
 jumentum faumim, precii xvs. Item, j jumentum coloris Powys, 6 precii xxs.- 
 Item, j jumentum fannum, cum alba stella in fronte, precii xiijs. iiijeZ. Item, in 
 parco de Boclonde, j jumentum vetus, cum j pullano masculo de exitu, precii xls. 
 
 Grangia, bladum ibidem, Estimacionis xxixli. iijs. viijd. 
 
 STODBURI 7 , 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem iiij affri, precii xxs. Item, xij boves et j taurns, 
 precii iiijZt. xjs., caput vijs. Item, vj vacce, precii xxxvjs., caput vjs. Item, 
 vij annalia, precii xxiijs. liij^. caput iijs. iiijd Item, j vitulus, precii xvd, 
 Item, iij hurtardi, precii iij- 1 '. \jd., caput xiiijd. Item, cxix oves matrices, 
 precii vijli. vijs, ixd., caput xvd. Item, Ixij hogges utriusque sexus, precii 
 Ijs. viijc?., caput xd. Item, xlv agni, precii xxxs. 
 
 Grangia, bladum ibidem, Estimacionis xx\jli. 
 
 Mortuum Instaurum ibidem, Estimacionis xixs. ixd. ob. 
 
 Item, in nominibus debitorum de quibus spes est quod levari possunt, ccciiij xx 
 jli. ob. Item, debita desperata que debentur defuncto, que levai'i non possunt, 
 'ut creditur, propter nimiam paupertatem debitorum, ccclxxviijK. vijs. vjd 
 Item, bladum seminatum in terra vivente defuncto, ixcix acre et dimidia fru- 
 menti et siliginis, precii cljli. xjs. viijf?., precii acre iijs, iiijc?. Item, xv acre 
 ordei hiemalis, precii xxxs., precii acre ijs. Item, in Maneriis Peculiaribus 
 clx acre et dimidia frumenti et siligiuis, precii xxvjZi. xvs., precii acre iijs. iiij$. 
 
 1 Oliver (Lives of the Bishops, p. 439), ford's Eegister (Ed. Hobhouse, p. 4), is 
 states that this was " Staunton, in a copy of a Royal Writ, 10 Ed w. II. , 
 Loddiswell Parish." But there seems "cite Adam de Pouleshele, Parson of 
 to be no ground for the statement. Badialton, to answer suit of Walter, 
 It was, probably, Whitestanton (an- Bp. of Exeter, for poaching in Norton 
 ciently called ' " Stauntone)," near Park." 
 
 Chard, and one of the Estates which 3 Perhaps, "piebald." "Baucendus 
 
 the Bishop possessed in this part of equus albo et nigro interstinctus ; olim 
 
 Somerset, or held on lease, as con- bausant. D'Amis. In Roquefort's 
 
 venient resting-places on his journeys Glossaire I find " Baucent, cheval de 
 
 to and from London. petit taille ;" also, "de cotileur jaune, 
 
 2 Oliver says "Norton, in Newton St. rousse." 
 
 Gyres." But that " Norton " belonged 4 "Ferant, cheval d'Afrique," Roque- 
 to the D. and C,, not to the Bishop. fort. " Farius equus ; Arabicus, cheval 
 And the "Itinerary" shews that Ardbe." D'Arnis, 
 
 Norton-Fitzwarren, near Taunton, was 5 "Spotted (Maundevile)." HalliweU. 
 meant. Our Bishop frequently rested "Pomelatus dicitur de equo scutulato : 
 
 there. The Park of "Poundesforde" pommele." D'Arnis. 
 
 was in the Parish of Pitminster, close 6 Perhaps, "roan," or "sorrel." See 
 at hand. " Boolonde" was, no doubt, HalhweIVs Diet., ii., 651 (s.v. puke). 
 
 Buckland-St. Mary. In Bp. Drokenes- 7 Perhaps, Stadbury in Aveton-Gifl'ard. 
 
APPENDIX. 575 
 
 AYSHULLK, 1 
 
 Vivum Instaurum, Ibidem iiij affri, ij pullani, xiij vituli, xv porci, xij porcelli ; 
 cum blarlo in Grangia et feno, uua cum toto Mortuo Instauro, vendito in grosso 
 pro xxxvj//. 
 
 Nos, EicardusdeColetone, nuper Precentor in Eccl. Exon., Thomas de Stapeldone, 
 et Ricardus de Braileghe, Subdecanus, Canonici in Eccl. predicta, Executores Tes- 
 tamenti...Walteri, Dei gracia nuperExon. Episcopi, defuncti, Domino Roberto 
 deTautone, Coexecutore nostro admisso, absente, ceteris, vero, nominatis recu- 
 santibus, Inventarium bonorum dicti defuncti, prout particulariter in eodem 
 continetur, per nos et alios fideles confectum, vestre Reverende Paternitati 
 transmittimus, sigillis nostris signatuin ; protestantes quod, si quid desit in 
 eodem, seu in futurum valeat de bonis defuncti antedicti inveniri, quod nunc 
 non contineatur in hoc Inventario, quod nos in compoto reddendo plene nos 
 oneravimus, et plene de omnibus respondebimus, quatenus ad manus nostras 
 devenerint. Et, si quid residuum ultra specialia legata fuerit, uos quameito 
 premissa nobis constare poterunt, secundum ipsius defuncti voluntatem nobis 
 in Testamento, et eciam vive vocis oraculo dum vixit, intimatam, pro anima 
 ipsius, et illorum qui in Testamento continentur, ordinabimus ad eoruro et 
 nostrarum \itilitatem et liberacionem auimarum ; supplicautes qtiatinus super 
 tardacione exhibicionis nos velitis habere excusatos, cum vobis sit satis 
 notorium dis^ipacio et consumpcio bonorum dicti defuncti post ipsius mortem, 
 de quorum recuperacione adhuc, ut prius, surnus incerti, et quid aut quantum 
 exegetur a nobis. 
 
 Facta est collacio, et concordat cum Originali, SWYMBURNE. [Archives of the 
 D. andC. JVo. 2847], 
 
 (3) THE ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTORS OF BISHOP STAPELDON'S 
 
 WILL, 
 
 Expense et liberate per Dominum Ric. de Brayleghe de bonis Domini Walteri, 
 nuper Exon. Kpiscopi, a die Martis proxima ante Fest. S. Laurencii [6 Aug.], 
 A. D., etc., xxxjmc, usque * * * 
 
 Idem compotus in liberatis Magistro Petro de Castro, ad expensas circa hegocia 
 dictum Testamentum taugeucia faciendas, viijZi. Item, in liberatis Magistro 
 Petro de Castro pro negociis dictum Testamentum tangentibus, xli. Summa, 
 
 Solucicmes debitorum, 
 
 In solutis Joh. de Stout'orde, pro maritagio Joh. de Luscote, per finem factum 
 cum eodem, xli. \\\, viij<?.--VVillelmo de Horlam, carpentario, pro labore suo 
 tempore Domini, ij.s\ iiijrf. Item, in solutis Executoribus Magistri Roberti de 
 Halsaghe, pro j dolio vini ad opus Domini dum vixit, Ixvjs. viijd. Item, in 
 liberatis Wnlt. Teyngtor, clerico, ad solvendum in Scaccario Domini Regis de 
 prestito per Dominant Rog. de Northburghe, tune Custodem Garderobe, xli. 
 Item, in liberatis eidem Waltero, pro expensis suis, xxxiiijs. vj<?. Item, in 
 liberatis Magistro Waltero Prodhomme [7i. ofBideford\ t pro defectibus Ecclesie 
 de Bideforde reparandis, x marc. In solutis Mabille de Bokhara pro cerevisia, 
 et aliis debitis, dum Dominus vixit, viijs. In solutis Joh. Dey, de Lostuthiel, 
 pro staguo ab eodem veudito ad opus Domini dum vixit, xxs. 
 
 Summa, Ixiijfo'. xJ5. \\]d. 
 
 Satisfacciones facte personis gravatis, 
 Johanni ........ -letone, pro dampnis, defectibus apud Aschulle, 3 et accionibus 
 
 quas habuit versus Execntores occasione eorundem, xxvjZi. Per finem factum 
 Roberto 2 ......... xijr/. -Matillidi de la Fenne, pro cousimili, ijs. Gonnylde de 
 
 Babbele, xijrf. item, Joh. Tril, pro gravaminibus sibi factis, pro parco 2 de 
 ...... tone, rU. Item, Thome de Alwynystone, in partem solucionis cs., pro 
 
 gravaminibus per ballivos Domini, xls. Item, Abbati de Athilneye, pro 
 dampnis sibi illatis de quodam molendino, per vij an nos, per ballivos de 
 
 "Ayshill. in Bishop's Teignton," accord- -'There is a small hole, here, in the 
 
 ing to Oliver ; but in error. The vellum, and some damage from damp. 
 
 "Itinerary" proves that it was Ashill, 3 Ashill, near Ilminster. See the In- 
 
 near Ilminster. See, also, the Account vcutory (supra). 
 of the Bishop's Executors. 
 
576 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Ayschulle, iiijZ?'. Item, Rob. cle Schiretone, tenenti cle Peyngtone, dim. marc. 
 Item, in liberatis Job. Hattteri, pro gravaminibus sibi illatis per emulos Domini 
 tempore mortis sue, et expensis factis proconservacione bonorum Domini, et in 
 subsidium sustentacionis puerornni dicti Jobnnnis, xxli. Item, Thome de 
 Alwynistone, pro gravaminibns sibi illatis per Henrioum Bokerel, Senescallum 
 Domini, xxs. Item, in liberatis Henrico Wansforde, pro expensis et jacturis 
 quas sustinuit in servicio Domini, xxs. In liberatis Kdmundo de Knovyle, Ixs, 
 
 Sunima, lixZi. xs. viijd, 
 Solucio legatorum generalium, 
 
 In liberatis Priori de Piltoue ad construceionem Cancelli Monasterii sui, de 
 generali legato, Ixvjs. viijrf. Item, Joh. Rauf, pauperi scolari, j marc. Item, 
 Ricardo atte Wille, scolari, j marc. Item, Thome Marsal, scolari, j marc. 
 Item, Jobanni de More, scolari, dim. marc. Item, Abbati et Conventui de 
 Niwenham, per manus Domini D. Anselin, cs. Item, in expensis circa 
 reparacionem pontis et viarnm de Coneleghe, 1 Ixxjs. xd. Item, in liber- 
 atis Jobanni attc, Beare, pro reparacione Novi Pontis juxta Tautone, 2 xls.- 
 Item, in expensis factis circa reparacionem pontis et vie de BoviheSfelde,* 
 j marc. Item, in liberatis Thome Conseyl, pauperi scolari, xxs. Item, Domino 
 Thome de Stapildone, pro ponte de Bikaleghe, 4 xxvs. Item, in j Calice empto 
 pro Capella de Cristischurche, xs. ijd. In liberatis Fratri Ridulpho _de 
 Tre3inek, de Ordine Predicatorum de Treru [Truro],dim. marc. Item, Cecilie 
 Ouger; de Toritone [Great Torrington],xs. Item, Johanne Pore, consanguinee 
 Domini, xiijs. iiijd. Item, in liberatis Vicario Ecclesie Sancti Wynnoci 
 [St. Winnow], pro reparacione, Cancelli dicte Ecclesie, xs. Item, Priori et Conv. 
 Lancestonie, ad reparacionem Ecclesie sue, per manus Job. Poddynge, xli. In 
 liberatis pro ponte de Essewater,5 j marc. Item, in liberatis Emmede la Walle, 
 consanguinee Domini, ad sustentacionem suam et puerorum suorum, xxs.- 
 Item, Margerie, relicte Rogeri de Esse, xxs. Item, W. de Stoke, pauperi 
 scolari, xiijs. iiijd, Item, Abbati de Athelneye, pro dampnis sibi illatis per 
 ballivos de Ayshille in subtraedone redditus eujusdam molendini pervij annos, 
 ad reparacionem Ecclesie siie et construccionem campanilis ibidem, iiij li.- In 
 liberatis Domino Thome de Stapildone, pro Alicia atte Walle, et Eva que fuit 
 uxor Henrici atte Lane, xls. Item, in subsidium maritagii Ismene, neptis 
 Domini Joh. Toyllero, xls, Item, Joh, Michel, pauperi scolari, dim. marc. 
 Item, Georsio Grimestone, scolari, xxs. Item, Henrico de Tuvertone, scolari, 
 iiijs. ; Jacobo de Moletone, scolari, xxs. ; Rob. de Hylle, scolari, xs. ; Joh. de 
 Yorke, scolari, j marc. ; JSich. Blewys, scolari, ixs. ix^. : Philippo de Moltoue, 
 scolari, vs. ; Joh. de Kestel, scolari, xs. Item, Job. lLauf, scolari, xs. ; Rcgero 
 Daniel, scolari, j marc, ; Walt. Corbyn, scolari, j marc, ; Thome Marsel, scolari, 
 x*. Item, Phil, et Walt, de Buggewille, pauperibus scolaribus, j marc. Item, 
 Will, de Inewardleghe, dim. marc. Item, in subsidium reparacionis Eccl. de 
 Plymptru \Plymptrfe\ pauperirue, xs. Item, pro ponte de Hembery [Broad- 
 hembury~\, et reparacione Eccl. ibidem, vs. Item, in liberatis Eve, que fuit uxor 
 Henr. atte Lane, pro se et pueris suis, j marc.-^ Item, Johanne Gerseme, con- 
 sanguinee Domini, j marc. Item, Johanne de la Forde, filie Ric. Gerseme, iijs. 
 Item, Cristine de Worstone, consanguinee Domini, x\d. Item, allocantur 
 Jobanni de Moletone, de debito in quo t.enebatur, in subsidium sustentacionis 
 fratrum et sororum suarum, x\li. Item, in liberatis Decano Exonie, pro ponte 
 de Stoke, 5 iiij lib. In liberatis Domino Roberto, Vicario de Modbery, pro 
 reparacione pontis de Schethtorre, xxs. Item, ij mnlieribus pauperibus de 
 Gabriel Stoke, consanguineis Domini, xijd. Item, Ric. Wodelonde, pauperi 
 scolari, dim. marc. ; Baldewino de Hyallesworthi, ad sustentandum et maritan- 
 dum filias suas, v marc. ; Magistro Godefrido, scolari, pro expensis suis, dim, 
 marc. Item, Will, de Combe bradestone, iij.?. iiijc?., in subsidium sustentacionis 
 puerorum suorum. In liberatis Wymundo Tolle, in subsidium maritagii 
 Claricie, filie sue, xxviijs, iiij^. Item, Will. Cayngnys, in subsidium maritagii 
 Agnetis, filie sue, xls. Item, Jacobo dc Moletone, scolari, v marc, et dim., in 
 subsidium sustentacionis sue, ex ordiiracione Execntornrrr. Item, Philippo de 
 
 1 Cowley Bridge, near Exeter. 4 Bickleigh Bridge, near Tiverton. 
 
 2 New Bridge, Bishop's Ta\vton. Over the river Carey, at Ash water, 
 s Bovey-Heathfield, Bovey Tracy. 6 Stoke-Canon. 
 
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 APPENDIX. 577 
 
 Buggewille et Waltero, pauperibus scolaribus, pro sustentacione, xx.s. Item, 
 Thome de Westecote, pauperi scolari, xs. Item, Job. Rauf, pauperi scolari, 
 dim. marc. Item, Nicholao Bleys, pauperi scolari, xs. Item, Phil, le Toker, 
 pauperi scolari, dim. marc. Item iu liberatis Will. Hobbe, xiijs. i\\\d., in sub- 
 sidium sustentacionis puerorum suorum. Item, Will, de Brauntone, pauperi 
 scolari, iijs. Item, in liberatis Phil, de Tauseure, ad construccionem pontis de 
 Wonorde ultra Axam, juxta Axemynstre, xxs, Item, Joh. atte Wille, scolari, 
 iiijs. Item, in Vestimeutis pro pauperibus Ecclesiis, provisis per Joh. Hauteyn, 
 ut patet per compotum ejusdem, xvli. xiijs. Item, Joh. de Prato, scolari, iij.s'. 
 Item, Thome Mareschel, scolari, xld. Item, in expensis factis circa Rob. de 
 Hulle, pauperem scolarem ingredientem Religionem, ij marc. Item, ad repara- 
 cionem Pontis juxta Colrugge [Coleridge], xijd. Item, Thome de Wellestorre, 
 in subsidium ad maritandum filiam suam, dim. marc. Item, in liberatis 
 Domino Will, de Westone, Firmario de Saltcumbe, quam tirmam dictus 
 Dominus Episcopus defunctus quondam tenuit, 1 ad reparacionem Ecclesie 
 Parochialis de Saltcumbe, cs. In liberatis Abbati et Conventui de Adynleye 
 Athelney], pro construccione Eccl. Monasterii sui, xls. Item, Joh. \Valshsa, 
 an peri scolari, dim. marc. Item, Walt, de Stoke, pauperi scolari, xs. Item, 
 Valt. Corbyn, scolari, vjs. viijd. Item, ponti de Bydeforde, xls. Item, in 
 subsidium maritagii filie Ricardi de Knolle, xxs. Item, David Russel, i'amiliari 
 Domini, ex ordinacione Executorum. xs. Item, Will, de Uppecote, iijs, Item, 
 in liberatis Walt, atte Hole, in subsidium maritagii Johanneet Agnetis, filiarum 
 Johanne le Tayllour, de Teyngnemouthe, xxxvjs. iiijd. Item, in liberatis ad 
 reparacionem pontis de Coueleghe, A.D., etc., xxxiiij to , \xs. Item, Thoine 
 Marschel, pauperi scolari, iiijs. Item, Nich. Blewys, pauperi scolari, x.v., 
 [iijs. iiijrf., added above the line]. Item, Emme de Bittedene, nepti Domini, in 
 subsidium matrimonii Johanne, filie sue, xls. Item, Petro de Welyngtone, 
 scolari, vs. Item, Willelmo de Tregenweythian, pauperi scolari, xxs. Item, 
 Roberto dicto le Pore, consanguineo Domiui, xiijs. iiijd. Item, in liberatis 
 Anastasie Denebaude, Moniali de Polslo, consanguinee Domini, dim. marc. 
 Item, Magistro H, de Tuvertone, scolari, xxs. Item, in liberatis Magistro Rob. 
 Hurwarde, ad opus Jacobi de Moletone, scolaris, consanguinei Domini, xxli. 
 Item, Domino Joh. de Croudecote, qui per plures annos celebravit pro anima 
 defuncti, in subsidium maritagii Elene, neptis sue, xls. Item, in liberatis 
 custodibus pontis Barnastapolie, xls. Item, Magistro Regin. de Bere, scolari, 
 xvjs. iiijd. Item, Willelmo Caigues, de Teignemouthe, in subsidium puerorum. 
 suorum, xls. Item, Margerie Gaudechon, in subsidium matrimonii, xiijs. iiijd. 
 Item, Petro, consanguiueo Decani Bartholomei [de Sancto Laurencio], ijs. 
 Item, iu nigris Vestimentis emptis et cariandis pro Frith [elstokej, xxiijs. 
 Item, in quodam pulvinari, t'aciendo pro Majori Altari Exoniensi per 
 Dominum W. de Westone, iiijs. jd.--Item, J. Prouz, de Auetone [Giffard,] 
 pro filia sua maritanda, xxs. Item, in reparacione pontis et calceti de 
 Fenny brigge, 2 xjs. \jd. Item, Jacobo de Moletone, ad incepciouem 
 suam, j marc. -Item, Willelmo de Heghes, pauperi scolari, j marc. Item, 
 Willelmo de Polmorva, pauperi scolari, dim, marc. Item, Ric. Yuri, xijd. 
 Item, Ric. Broun, scolari ingredient! Religionem, in subsidium, xxs. Item, 
 Margerie, Canonisse de Leghe [Canonsleiyk Abbey], iijs. Item, in reparacione 
 Capelle Marie Magdalene, Exon., xxijc?. Item, Fratribus Ricardo deWynkeleghe 
 et Waltero Mody, dim. marc. Item, fabrice Eccl. de Piltone, xiijs. iiijd. Item, 
 in liberatis Joh. de Beare, pro reparacione Novi Poutis, 3 xxs. Item, Domino 
 Thome de Stapildone, pro sustentaeione Joh. de Moletone et Will. Prodomme, 
 nepotum Domini, xls. Item, in uno panno, ex ordinacione Domini Ric. de 
 Coletone et aliorum Executorum Testament! . . . Walteri, nuper Exon. Episcopi, 
 brodatocum ymaginibus, 4 pro Magno Altari Beati Petri Exon., xiijli. iijs. iiijt^. 
 Item, Petro de Welyngtone, pauperi scolari, ad ingrediendum Religionem, xxs. 
 Item, Nich, Bleys, pauperi scolari, ad sustentacionem, dim. marc. Item, 
 Henr. Cole, ex dcbito Magistri Rob. Hurwarde, xls. Item, in una parura bene 
 consuta pro dicto panno ad Altare Beati Petri Exon., xxviijs, Item, pro 
 reparacione pontis Barnastapolie, xls. Item, quibusdam pauperibus scolaribus, 
 
 Salcombe-Regis, See p. 347. * " Sancte Trinitatis et xij Apostolorum " 
 
 2 Fenbridge, in Kenton. ( Oliver's Lives of the Bislwps. p. 318) 
 
 s New Bridge in Bishop's Tawton, 
 
 2Q 
 
578 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 vijs. iiijt?. Item, Erame, uxori Job. Herwarde, in subsidium maritagii Edithe, 
 filie sue, consanguinee Domini defuncti, j marc. Item, Margerie Consayl, 
 consanguinee Domini, dim. marc. Sam ma, ccxlL viijs. viija. 
 
 In solutis Ric. de Wodewille, attornato pro Brevibus Judicialibus de Termiuo S. 
 Johannis, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi Tercii v*<>, [1331], vij*. vjc/. Item, Ric. 
 atte Wille, pro scriptura compoti, ij*. Item, Thome de Lechetelde, Procurator! 
 Executorum, pro salario suo, A. D,, etc., xxxj n ', xx^. Item, Hie. Bishopleglie, 
 pro eodem, xxs.-- Item, Ric. de Wodewille, pro Brevibus Judicialibus de 
 Termino S. Michaelis, Anno Regis supradicto, vijs. vjd. Item, eidem Ricardo, 
 pro salario suo, xs. In expensis Domini Ric. de Tuvertoue, missi ad Dom- 
 inum Rob. de Tautone, apud Welles. iiij,s. oft. Item, Ric. de Wodewille, pro x 
 Brevibus Judicialibus de Termino 'S. Hillarii, Anno Regni Regis Edwardi 
 predicti vjt<> [1332], viijx. iiijd. In expeusis Domini Ric. de Brayleghe, eundo 
 versus Oxoniam, morando ibidem pro editions et negociis Scolarium de 
 Stapildonhalle, et redeundo, per xv dies, xxxvjs. In dono Johanni de Brutone, 
 Clerico Domini Regis, pro labore et auxilio sub, dim. marc. In iij ulnis canabi 
 et cordis emptis pro magna Capa trussanda, ad cariandum ad Dominum Rob. 
 de Tautone, xij(. In paneriis emptis pro dicta Capa portanda, ij5. In dono 
 garcioni ejusdem Domini Roberti, vjd. In dono Ric, de la Wille, pro negoeilfl 
 exequendi's in Curia Domini Regis, ijs. Item, Ric. de Wodewille pro Brevibus 
 Judicialibus de Termino S. Johannis, Anno Regis vj to [1332], vij.s. iiijd. Item, 
 eideru pro salario suo, dim, marc. In expensis Domini R. de Brayleghe, R. 
 Bonde, et alioruni, in Maneriis Episcopi Cornub,, pro debitis levandis, vjs. i.\d. 
 Item, Magistro R. Bonde, pro negociis dicti Testament!, xxs. Item, m 
 liberatis Ric. de Bishopleglie, Procurator! Executorum, pro salario suo, A. D,, 
 etc., xxxij , j marc. In expeusis Domini Joh. de Croudecote, pro debitis apud 
 Peyngtone levandis, et aliis negociis expediendis apud Launcestone, ij.s. In 
 expensis Domini R. de Brayleghe, pro debitis levandis apud Peyngtone, Teyng- 
 tone, et Criditoue, x.xjd, Item, Ric. de Wodewille, pro Brevibus Judicialibus 
 de Termiuo S. Michaelis, Anno Regis Edwardi vjto, vs. xd. -Item, Magistro 
 Rob. de Avebury, Notario Magistri Thome de Astfcleglie, pro Instrumentis, et 
 examinacione testium super Testamento Domini si aliquid relictum fvierit Terre 
 Sancte, xs. Item, Rio. de Bishojileghe, Notario, pro Instrumentis et Testa- 
 mentis Dominorum T[home] et Wfalteri], Episcoporum, transcribendis et 
 pupplicandis, et aliis diversis Instrumentis dicta Testamenta tangentibus, xxs. 
 Item, Ric. de Wodewille. pro Brevibus Judicialibus de Termino b. Hillarii, 
 Anno Regis Edwardi vij [1333], et Termino Pasche, iiijs. ijrf. Item, eidem pro 
 parte salarii sni, dim. marc. In liberatis Johanni Hanteyn ad supplendum 
 recepta, \d. In donis et expensis diversorum nuncioruni pro specialibus 
 negociis tangentibus Testamentum, xiijs. \}d. In solutis pro Baldewyno 
 Giffarde pro quodam amerciamento in Consistorio, x\s. In Testamento Episcopi 
 Thome transcribendo per T. de Hentone, xijrf. In emendacione parvi orilogu 
 }>er Dominum W. de Westecote, vijs. viijd. In solutis Magistro Will, de 
 Beere, pro salario suo circa negocia Testament!, xb. Item, pro scriptura 
 Literarum Domini Episcopi ad'levandum debita, xijrf. Item, in liberatis 
 Magistro Ric. Bishopleglie, Procuratuii Executorum, pro salario suo, A. D. , 
 etc., xxxiijo, j marc. Item, Domino Ric. de Bodwey, pro scriptura Compoti et 
 aliis, j marc. Item, in liberatis Ric. de Wodewille, pro Brevibus de Termiuo 
 S. Michaelis, Anno Regis Edwardi vii.f [1334], v*. Item, eidem pro salario suo 
 a dicto Festo usque Pascha sequens, dim. marc.- -Item, in liberatis, ex dono, 
 Domino Joh. le Cook, ad levandum debita in quibus Dominus Rob. Tautone 
 tenetur, xxs. In liberatis Radulpho Spek pro Brevi, Elegit contra Joh. J.am- 
 bron, et pro labore, iiJ6'. iiijrf. Item, cuidam portanti dictum Breve in Cornu- 
 biam, vjtt. Item, Domino Will. Daumarl, pro i'avore et auxilio habendis, xx,<?. 
 Item, Joh, de Otery, clerico suo, ijs. Item, Domino Ric, Gomersale, pro 
 labore suo in debitis levandis, xls. Item, Barthol. atte Mede, Attornato ad 
 scrutandum Rotulos in Scaccario Domini Regis, de x^'. exactis, vs. Item, Joh. 
 Adou, capellano, producto . in testem contra Admin istratores bonorum Joh. le 
 Soor, in partem expensarv\m suarum, ijs. Item, Domino Ric. de Brayleghe, 
 Executori, eundo Londonias, ibidem morando et apud Oxoniam, pro negociis 
 TVstamenti, xxxvis. Item, Ric. Bishopleghe, pro salario suo, A. D., etc., 
 xxxv to , j marc. In expensis Domini Ric. de Brayleghe, Decani, Exccutoris 
 
APPENDIX. 579 
 
 citati coram Archiepiscopo, Londoniis, pro Testamento ; eundo, morando, et 
 redeundo, cum exennio 1 misso Archiepiscopo, x marc. Item, in liberatis R. 
 Bishopleghe, Procuratori Executorum, pro salario suo de A. D., etc., xxxvj", 
 
 Decani Exon., eundo versus Dondnum Archiepiscopum pro negociis tangentfbus 
 Testamentuni Domini defuncti, morando Londoniis per viij dies, etredeundo per 
 Oxoniam, pro Scolaribus de Stapildonehalle, et ibidem morando per tres dies et 
 abmde versus Exoniam usque Exoniam, vij7i6. xjs. vijd. quad. In liberatis 
 Radulpho Spek, pro Brevibus iinpetratis et labore suo, A. D., etc., xxxvij , 
 viijs. \jd. Item, Thome de Whytesleye, pro Brevibus per ip.sum impetratis et 
 labore suo, dim, marc. Item, Thome Witesleghe, pro salario circa negocia 
 dictum Testamentuni tangencia, dim. marc. Item, in expensis Domini Ric. de 
 Brayleghe, versus Londonias et Archiepiscopum, pro negociis tangentibus 
 Testamentum, et abinde per Oxoniam, et morando ibidem pro negociis 
 Scolarium, cs. Summa xlvW. xvjs. xjd. db. quad, 
 
 indorsed," Expense W. Stapildone Episcopi, post mortem. Archive* of the 
 Dean and Chapter, No. 2848. 
 
 (4) AN ACQUITTANCE BY BISHOP GRANDISSON ;-- 
 
 See Bp. Brantingham's Register, ii, 6. "Bishop Stapeldon not only complied 
 with the antient custom of his Predecessors in leaving a hundred oxen to the 
 See, forty to work the farms in Devon, thirty for those in Cornwall, and. thirty 
 for those elsewhere, but added another hundred oxen, with directions that at 
 his Anniversary one hundred poor should then be fed in the Hall of [the 
 Palace, in the presence of the Bishop, or if he were at one of his Manors, at the 
 outer gate]." Oliver's Lives of the Bishops, p. 63. 
 
 Universis ad quorum noticiam presentes Litere perveuerint Johannes, Epi- 
 
 scopus Exon., salutem, etc. Cum nuper Dominus Walterus, Exon. Epi- 
 
 scopus, Predecessor noster, centum boves de antiqua consuetudine Episcopatui 
 remanentes dimisisset, ac eciam alios centum suo Successor! et Episcopatui 
 simili modo remanentes sub formis et modis in ipsius Testamento expressis 
 legasset, per verba que sequntur, Item, preter boves antea Successor! meo 
 debitos, do, lego, et assiguo proximo Successor! meo, Episcopo Exoniensi, et 
 omnibus Successoribus suis, Episcopis Exon., succedentibus, centum boves 
 competentes ; ita, videlicet, quod triginta de predictis bobus de Man- 
 eriis Episcopii in Comitatu Cornubie, quadraginta de Maneriis Episcopii in 
 Comitatu Devonie, et triginta residui in Maneriis Episcopii extra Comitatus 
 Cormibie et Devonie, prout ex consuetudine junguutur ad aratrum, assumantur. 
 Et predictos centum boves lego sub formis et condicionibus infrascriptis ; 
 videlicet, quod proximus Successor meus, Episcopus Exon., et ornnes Suc- 
 cessores sui, singuli post singulos, qui hujusmodi legatum receperint, in 
 Capellis suis Obi turn meum, die quo in Ecclesia Exon. celebratur, cum Placebo 
 et Dirige et solempni memoria pro animabus omnium Predecessorum et Suc- 
 cessorum meorum, Episcoporum Exon., faciant solempuiter celebrari, et eciam 
 pro animabus mea et ipsorum, coram se in Aula, alioquin infra portam forin- 
 secam, ubi tune fuerint ipso die, centum pauperes pascant absque fraude et 
 favore eligendos ; quorum quilibet percipiat esculenta et poculenta ad valorem 
 unius denarii, vel ad mimis unum denarium in pecunia numerata. Et qui hoc 
 legatum vel hanc elemosinam, tarn michi quam Predecessoribus et Successoribus 
 meis conimunem, auxerit, augeat in bono Dominus dies suos, et post hanc 
 vitam temporalem tribuat sibi perpetuam et requiem sempiternam. Hoc adject o, 
 quod quilibet Successorum meorum, in recepcione dictorum bourn, Literas suas 
 Patentee, que in Thesauria Eccl. Exon. remaneant, fateatur se dictos centum 
 boves ex predictis causis recepisse, et se ad faciendum predictum servicium et 
 predictam elemosinam, et ad dimittendum tot et tales boves in forma predicta 
 Successor! suo obligatum esse ; et forma predict! legati in hujusmodi Literis 
 Obligatoriis de verbo ad verbum inseratur. Et, si quis Successorum meorum 
 predicta facere recusaverit in recepcione predicti legati, volo quod dicti boves 
 
 " Exenium, idem quod Xenium ; mu- quaevis praestatio vel tributum, sub 
 nus, donum, oblacio, atque adeo nomine doni." D'Arnis. 
 
580 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 sibi non liberentur; set quod, infra mensem tune sequentem, per Executores 
 tune proxiini Predecessoris, et in ipsorum defectum per Decanum et Capitulum 
 Exon. vendantur, et pecunia inde proveniens per eosdem Executores, sen per 
 Decanum et Capitulum, pro animabus mea, Predecessorum, et Successorum 
 meorum, in pios usus distribuatur. Quos, quidem, boves fatemur de ipsius 
 Executoribus, Magistro Ric. de Coletone, Domino Ric. de Braykghe, et Domino 
 Thoma de Stapeldone, recepisse, ac nos tenore Presencium obligates esse ad 
 ipsius Patris Obitum, secundum ipsius ultimam disposicionem predictam, 
 tenendum ; ac eciam centum boves Successor! nostro uimittendum, preter 
 centum boves, tit premittitur, debitos ab antiquo. Et, quia in Ecclesia nostra 
 Exon. predicta jam est ordiuatum quod die Sancti Wlfranni [15 Oct.], quo ab 
 hac luce fuerat idem Predecessor noster subtractus, Obitus ipsius celebretur, 
 eodem die Obitum ilium modo predicto tenere promitthnus et celebrari facie- 
 mus, ad ipsius ultime voluntatis complecionem. Et ne quod absit premisso- 
 rum pereat memoria, has Literas nostras, pro futuris Successoribus nostris simili 
 modo obligandis, penes Capitulum nostrum Exon. dimittinms, sigillo nostro 
 signatas. Datum apud Chuddeleglie, die Martis in Vigilia Apostolorum Petri 
 et Pauli [28 June], A.D. M. CCOo vicesimo octavo. 
 
 Endorsed, " Acquietancia Domini Johannis Episcopi de ij C bobiis per eum 
 receptis. A fragment of the Bishop's Seal remains." Archives of the Dean and 
 Chapter, No. 2197. 
 
 ADDITIONAL NOTES. 
 
 (1 BISHOP BRONESCOMBE'S REGISTER, 
 Page 32, line 32 ; for Crediton read Exeter Cathedral. See p. 139, line 2. 
 
 ,, 81 (Farringdon}. "ClaAva," "a close, or small enclosure, 'ego, Adam 
 
 Heleman dedi Deo et Ecclesie dePlymptone imam domum cum 
 
 orto in Villa de Ovredene, et unam clawam terre in terra de Ovre- 
 
 dene ; que, scilicet, clawa terre sic jacetperpartes, &c. [Ex Registro de 
 Plimpton, MS.]' " CoweU's Interpreter. [B.W.G.]. 
 
 ,. 125. CLYST ST. GEORGE : John le Blund was R., 23 April, 1252. See Notes 
 and Gleanings, iii, 121. Perhaps, the same as John de Brimcot. 
 
 136. John de Pontissara was in Deacon's, not in "Minor" Orders, 22 Dec., 
 1274. He was ordained Deacon on that day, not on the 15th. See pp. 
 137 (note 1), 215. "Die Sabbati proxima post &c." means, in this case, 
 not the actual Saturday next, but " die Sabbati Quatuor Temporum" 
 (a week later). 
 
 ., 143. HARBKRTON ; G. de, Bisimano was collated on the F. of St. Kalixtus (14 
 Oct.), 1235. 
 
 ,, 160. OTTERHAM: " Matilda, Lady of Otterham," i.e. Matilda de Champernoun. 
 
 (2) BISHOP QUIVIL'S REGISTER, ETC., 
 346. Insert HARBKRTON : John de Devenbris was V., 3 May (Invent, S, Crucis), 
 
 1285 (Archives of the D. and C., No. 1017). 
 4U.(Ckeldon) ; for 1321 read 1313. 
 
 (3) THE TAXATION OF POPE NICHOLAS IV, ETC., 
 
 477. In the Plympton Priory List (entry 3) "Priurtone" was not " Button- 
 Prior," "Priorton lieth in Stoklegh, and belonged unto the Priory of 
 Plympton, w fi h after ye Suppression was granted unto S r Hugh Powlet 
 (Pole, p. 224). 
 
 ,, 481 (note to p. 476). "Germansweeke, alias Weeke Longford " from a Deed 
 of 1 Philip and Mary. [J.R.P.J. 
 
 ,, 490, line 14 (from bottom) : for p. 512 read p. 412. 
 
 ,, 496, line 16 (from bottom) ; for Albe read Abbe. 
 
 (4) BISHOP STAPELDON'S REGISTER, 
 ,, 25, line 19, and page 26, line 17. If "Rostwode" be the name of a place, I 
 
 cannot identify it. Perhaps, it was "risewood," i.e. "small wood 
 
 cut for hedging." See HalliwelVs Dictionary. 
 ,, 20 and 27. "ad Calemay." "Calamay " is "la Fete de la Chandeleur,"- 
 
 "Candelaria Festum Purificacionis Beate Marie; neque aiiud, ut 
 
 vicletur, Britonibus sonat Calamay (Du Cange)." But it is evident 
 
APPENDIX. 581 
 
 from the last paragraph of p. 26 that, here, at any rate, Candlemas 
 and " Calemay " are not the same, both being given as distinct quarter- 
 days. If the latter means the Kalends of May, these quarter-days 
 would be 2 Feb., 1 May, 10 Aug., and 1 Nov. 
 
 Under " Berbiagium " occur " oves dim. ped.", etc. See Testa de 
 Nevill, p. 203, -"Rogerus, clericus, dimidiam acram et dimidium 
 ferlingum, pro xvd. et dim. ove, et viija parte imius ovis, et auxilio, 
 ut alii," "Steph anus de Trebuthoc j ferlingum, pro vjd, et iiija parte 
 j ovis, et arura et seura, etc." According to the customary rights of 
 common a sheep represented two legs (or feet) ; so that " dim. ped." 
 would mean "iiija pars j ovis." [F.J.B.]. 
 
 33. Benedict de Arundelle was, also, Provost of Glasney. See p. 219. 
 
 37. David Aunselw, so the name has hitherto been printed always. The MS. 
 is ambiguous, for its three strokes may mean several things. When I 
 reached page 245 (q.v., under REDRUTH), I detected something like a 
 dot over the first stroke, and I ventured to read " Aunselin." I have 
 since ascertained that I was right, having met witli this man in the 
 Register of John de Sandale, Bishop of Winchester (fol. 49 b ), where the 
 name is spelt " Aunselyn." 
 
 52. After "Bokerel" add Bokhamptone, Roger de, inst, to Kenton : 151 b . 
 
 63, line 21. There is a clerical error here in recording the date. The F. of 
 St. Laurence, 8 Edw. II., was 10 Aug. 1314. But the "Prohibicio" and 
 the " Attachiamentum " (see p. 62), are both of later date. Moreover, 
 the F. of St. Laurence fell on a Saturday in 1314, not "die Jovis," and 
 on a Sunday in 1315. And a Writ dated 17 March, would have been 
 delivered before 10 August. Mr. Baigent thinks that the Scribe care- 
 lessly wrote " Sancti Laurencii" instead of " Sancti Cuthberti." St. 
 Cuthbert's Day, 20 March, was three days later than the " Prohibicio," 
 and fell on a Thursday in 1314-15. Such mistakes occur not un- 
 frequently in the Rolls. 
 " " 
 
 93. After " Camera" add Campelle, Thos. de, presents to Romansleigh ; 
 
 109, line 38. The "rochet" occurs in several of these Inventories : there were 
 three at Dawlish (see p. 133). It was a short surplice, resembling what 
 is, now, called a "cotta." 
 
 112, line 17. "Interclusum versus Navem Ecclesie." John Gryifyn, of the 
 Parish of Temple, Bristol, in his Will (20 April, 1587), desires to be 
 buried "within the interclose, in the place where the deske stood 
 before it was sett att the Pulpytt." So, also, "lez enterclose walles 
 tenementorum " (Invent. Finchale, pp. 371, etc.). [F.W.W.]. 
 
 126. "Crediton" was an tiently spelt "Criditone," On the margin of fol. 67 b , 
 Bishop Grandisson has written as a reference to the Memorandum 
 about the three Priest- Vicars " VICARII DE CREDITONE," an early 
 instance of the present spelling. 
 
 130, line 31, "Paxillum" ; and p. 194, line 57, "Quatuor asseres ad Pacem." 
 "The Pax," and "four Pax -boards." See p. 380, line 39. 
 
 130, line 37. The "Statuta Sinodalia" are mentioned in many of these Inven- 
 tories. They were the Acts of the Synod of Exeter, in Bp. Quivil's time. 
 Mr. Baigent has sent me the following extract from the Appendix to 
 the Second Report of the Historical MSS. Commission (p. 105, 
 Hengwrt and Peniarth MSS.) : "A 4 fc Volume of vellum and paper, 
 14th Century, contains a Treatise in Latin on the Seven Sacraments, on 
 the Construction, Repairs, and Uses of Churches and Cemeteries, etc., 
 56 leaves. At the end is a direction that the Treatise was to be in 
 every Parish-Church, under a penalty of one mark to the Archdeacon 
 of the Place, or more or less according to the faculty of the Priest 
 ignorant of it, the Archdeacon to be judge. The fine to be paid to the 
 use of the Church of St. Peter at Exeter, or to the Bishop." See p. 
 242 (note 1). 
 
 130, line 40, " Unum ferrum ad faciendum Oblaciones." See p. 566, note 16. 
 
 165^ _ Gisi." The initial letter is obscure in the MS. Oliver read it "G," and 
 I followed him. But the name was "Eisi," and I corrected it in the 
 Document itself (sec p. 106) : here, in the cross-reference, the correc- 
 tion was neglected. See p. 202, line 26. 
 
 178, Adam de Heribrde, i.e. A. de Orletone, afterwards Bp. of Winchester. 
 
582 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Page 193, BRADNINCH, Eectors of, The Register simply records the Institution of 
 Peter de Polforde, and makes no mention of the Patron. "Petrus de 
 Pulforde, clericus, habet Literas Regis de Presentacione ad Ecclesiam 
 de Bradenache, Exon. Dioc., vacantem, et ad Regis Donacionem 
 spectantem racione terrarum et tenementorum Hugonis Daudele, 
 junioris, in manu Regis existencium" (6 May, 1322). Rot. Pat. 15 
 JSdiv. II. , p. 2, m. 17. [F.J.B.J. 
 
 ,, 195, line 40, "quedam domus que vocatur Wenhouse" was, probably, the 
 wain (or waggon)-house. 
 
 196. BRATTON-CLOVKLLY, Rectors of, Master William was R., 21 Dec., 1308, 
 when he was ordained accolite. See page 451 [In the List of Beneficed 
 Clerks, here, those who were ordained subdeacon, deacon, or priest are 
 indicated. The others were accolites]. I thought that Win. ds 
 Schireburne, R. of Bratton-Fleming, was meant; overlooking the fact 
 that this "Brattone" is in the Archdeaconry of Totnes, i.e. Bratton- 
 Clovelly. It is, often, difficult to distinguish the two Brattons : but, 
 as Schireburne occurs as in priest's Orders, a few days later (9 Jan., 
 1308-9), he was not the "Master William" mentioned above. 
 
 207. DREWSTEIGNTON, Rectors of, The successor of Sir Thomas was Master 
 Nich. de Middeltone, who was R. in May, 1326 (see p. 544) : no doubt 
 he was inst. after 17 June, 1325, when Stapeldon's Register ends. 
 
 ,, 224. INWARDLEIGH, Rectors of, After John insert Walter Co/yn, who is not 
 mentioned in this Register ; but he was R., 18 Dec., 1316 (see p. 545). 
 The vacancy of 21 June, 1317, was caused by his death or cession. 
 
 ,, 228.- -LANIVET, Rectors of, Master Walter Gi/ard,'S.T.D. (probably iust, by 
 Bytton), was R., 30 July, 1308 (see p. 165). 
 
 ,, 229. LAPFORD Rectors of, There is a difficulty as to the dates of Wm. de 
 Trevaygnon and Rob. de Umfranvile. The former occurs as R. during 
 the Incumbency of the latter. Is " Lapforde " a clerical error for 
 Grade, of which Parish Trevaygnon was R. at the time ? 
 
 235. MODBURY, Vicar of, Sir Robert was V. in 1331. See page 576. 
 
 ,, 244. POUNDSTOCK, Rectors of, The Register does not mention Thomas de 
 Knolle's Patron. "Thomas de Knolle, clericus, habet Literas Regis de 
 
 Presentacione ad Ecclesiam de Poundestoke vacantem, et ad Regis 
 
 Donacionem spectantem racione terrarum et tenementorum Otonis de 
 Bodrugan, in manu Regis, etc." (8 May,' 1322). Rot. Pat. 15 Edw. 
 If., p. 2, m. 16. [F.J.B.]. 
 
 ,, 257. ST. PROBUS, Martin de Suttone was Canon, 20 April, 1312; 74k 
 
 258. ST. STEPHEN'S-BY-SALTASH, Rectors of, Master Peter de SJceltone first 
 appears as R., 29 Dec., 1309. See p. 344. The Letters de Presen- 
 tacione in favour of Roger de Audele were dated at York, " per ipsum 
 Regem, nunciante Thoma de Carletone," 25 Sept., 1316. /Zo*. Pat. 10 
 Edw. II., p. 1, m. 14. [F.J.B.]. 
 
 ,, 262. STORE-FLEMING, Rectors of, Penteloive was succeeded by Master John de 
 Sarum, inst., no doubt, after 17 June, 1325. See p. 546. His surname was 
 Neyge. " Magister Johannes Negge, de Salesbury, Persona Ecclesie 
 de Stoke Flemynge " (L. T. R., Memoranda Roll, 19 Edio. II.) [F.J.B.] 
 
 277. After "Lancastre" insert "Landreyne (see WALEIS, p. 302)." 
 
 291. Morchard-Bishop. See Rot. Pat. 16 Edw. II., p, 1, m. 14, The King 
 to the Bishop. He pardons the offence* committed by the D. & C. in 
 acquiring for themselves and their successors, in fee, of Robert de 
 Knyghetone, 40s. of rent, etc., out of his lands at Knyghetone, Fenne, 
 and Bisshopes Morchard, for keeping the Bishop's Obit in the Cathedral 
 (12 Nov., 1322). [F,J,B.] 
 
 ,, 323, "Rodeyn." The MS. is obscure. The name, I think, was Redeyn, else- 
 where written "Restyn" and "Retyn." (See p. 322). 
 
 ,, 350, et seqq. Some of these documents are printed in Rymer's Fvedera, vol. ii, 
 1, 316, 317, 318, 327. Grandisson wrote at the beginning " PKOCESSUS 
 DE SCOCIA; CONTRA KOS," and on the two next folios "CONTRA SCOTOS." 
 , 368, etc. SIDBURY, Vicars of, Alan was Vicar at an early date, before Brones- 
 combe's time. (See page 370). His successor was John, called Lupus, 
 also probably before 1257 (ibid.). Sir Walter occurs as V. in Bytton's 
 time, 13 July, 1301 (see p. 368) ; and, again, 28 May, 1307 (see p. 
 369). His successor was Stephen de Tuvertone. (See pp. 260, 369.) 
 
APPENDIX. 583 
 
 Page 477 line 6. The Chepmans lived near Odiham for centuries. "Hurtle," i.e. 
 Hartley-Winteney, is called " Hurtle Monialium" in the Register of 
 Bishop John de Pontissara (fol, 37 h ). Winteney Priory (Cistercian 
 Nuns) was in this Parish. [F. J. B.j 
 
 ,, 560. "Hariford." I failed to identify this place; but on consulting Mr. 
 Baigent the difficulty was (as usual) satisfactorily solved. It was a 
 farm or grange, belonging to, and situated rather more than a mile to 
 the north-west of Beaulieu Abbey. It is now called Hartford. In 
 King John's Charter, founding the Abbey (25 Jan. 1204-5), it is called 
 " Hareford." King Edward II. was staying at the Abbey from the 
 4th to the 28th of April in 1325, which accounts for Stapeldon's visit 
 to the localit} r . No doubt the Abbey itself was fully occupied by the 
 King and his attendants, and the Bishop had fo be content with the 
 grange. From Hareford to Houghton would be a convenient route on 
 his way to Winchester and to London. On starting he would pass 
 through Komsey and Mottisfont, both favourable places for halting. 
 At Houghton he would be on the old Roman Road from Winchester to 
 Salisbury, the very place where messengers (or letters) from Exeter 
 would be appointed to meet him ; and, the necessary business being 
 transacted, he would proceed by Winchester to London. As the King 
 was at Winchester from 29 April to 8 May, there can be no doubt that 
 Stapeldon met him there also. 
 
 ,, 563 (LiBRi). Line 3, "Guido Baifius, patria Regiensis, civ is et Archidiaconus 
 Bononiensis (Bologna), et juris consultus celeberrimus. Scripsit Com- 
 mentariorum Rosarii titulo libros 3 (Cave). Line 4, Hugucio of 
 Pisa, Bp. ofFerrara, 11901210. 
 
 , 564 (LiBRi). Line 10,Summa Tancredi "de Matrimonio et Sponsalilms ;" he 
 was Archd. of Bologna ; ob. 1240. Note 4 ; fvr Abp. read Bp. ; he 
 became Abp. of Aix in 1311. Line 11, Not Bp. Bartholomew of 
 Exeter, but Bartholomew of Brescia, who wrote Questiones Dominicale*. 
 Line 23, Inforciatum pulvritm, i.e. the first Part of the Pandects (or 
 Digests). Line 34,Sentencie, i.e. of Peter Lombard, Bp. of Paris. 
 Line '58, Jacobus de Ravenna, Lotharingus jurisconsultus, vixit 1300 
 (I)u Cange). Line 46, The Rationale was by Gulielmus Durandus 
 (12321296), called " Speculator" from this Book" Speculum Ecclesie 
 quod dicitur Racionale Divinormn, &c." 
 
 ., 565 (LiBRi). Line 3, " Cronica Fratris Martini, Ordinis Fratrum Predicatorum, 
 Penitecciarii Domini Pape" (HarleianMS. 40). Line 8, l)e Regimine 
 Principum. Algidius Romanus Gille Colonna wrote this Treatise for 
 Philip le Bel, to whom he was tutor : he was Abp. of Bourges 12981316. 
 I am indebted to the Rev. G. W. Minns, V. of Weston, Hants, for 
 these notes on the " Libri." 
 
 , 570, line 19, "de ArmisAnglie et G " This last word is nearly destroyed, 
 
 but it is, .probably, "Gareunie," i.e., the second shield represented the 
 Arms of Warren, Earl of Surrey. In the Roll of Arms temp. Edw. 
 II. , printed in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, occurs "Le Counte de 
 Garene, chekere de or e de azure" [F.J.B.]. 
 
 (5) BISHOP STAFFORD'S REGISTER. 
 , 90, line 19 ; for Kingston read Kingsbridge. 
 
 ,, 144 (Barnstaple) ; for Abbey read Priory [of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Paris]. 
 ,. 151 (Broadwooa- \Vidger] ; for V. read R. [of Honey church]. 
 lf7 (t'olaton- Raleigh)-, for Lake read Leke. 
 ,, 166 (Ermington Rectors}, Richard Tyttesbury had been collated, by Bishop 
 
 Stafford, to Faringdon (Hants] in July, 1396, and he was succeeded, 
 
 there, in July, 1397, by Robert Alkebarowe. , r F.J.B.] 
 
 ,, 1R6, line 5 (from bottom) ; add the reference to Sneteshains Collation ii, 109 b . 
 ., 176 (Harberton) ; Robert Mareschall exchanged, 13 Oct., 1405, with Peter Diike, 
 
 V. of Widecombe-in-the-Moor (q.v.); ii, 86. 
 ,, 182 ; for LANDWEDNACK read LANDKWEDNACK. 
 
 197 (Roboroiir/h),The date of Gorewyll's Institution was 14 March, 1402-3. 
 ,, 208 (Shobrooke), Dele " Wm. Causey, etc.," and see my Edition of Bronescombe' 
 
 Register, p. 180, note 2. 
 212 (Tamerton) ; " Thomas Forde, f 1403 read 1413. 
 
584 THE REGISTER OF BISHOP STAPELDON. 
 
 Page 283 ( Wybbury), The Rev. T. W. Whale, R. of Dolton, has shewn me aCopleston 
 Deed (temp. Eliz.\ from which it clearly appears that the " Wollegh" 
 mentioned here was not the place of that name in Beaford, but Woolley 
 in Morwenstowe ( Cornwall). The Barton of ' ' Northleigh " is mentioned 
 in the same Deed (or, rather, certain mills and tenements belonging 
 thereto) as being in the adjoining Parish of Kilkharnpton. The 
 "Morestowe" of our MS. must, therefore, be Morwenstowe; but it 
 seems that there is, now, no place called "Northleigh" in either 
 Parish. 
 
 ,, 349, line 39 ; for Coke read Colle, 
 
 361, 14 ; for Gwynne read Gynne, elsewhere spelt " Junne ;" ii, 94 b . 
 
 CORRIGENDA. 
 
 [As this is a Book of Reference, it is recommended that the more important of the 
 following corrections be indicated in the Text (by means of an asterisk o 
 some other mark) before the Book is used], 
 Page 3, line 15 ; for prernittititur read premittitur. 
 
 14, 8 (from bottom) ; for quatuor read quadraginta. 
 
 17, ,, 2 (from bottom); after Episcopum add "die Lune proxima post 
 
 Festum Sancti Martini [13 Nov.]. ' 
 31, ,, 33 ; for Nerre read Nerrei (dropped letter). 
 40, ,, 3; after nostri omit que. 
 55, ,, 45 ; for seplura read se plura. 
 62, ,, 15; for Archidaconum read Archidiaconum. 
 93, ,, 32 ; for auxta read juxta. 
 97, ,, 24 ; for pratiis read pratis. 
 108, ,, 12 ; omit this line, and see p. 125, line 7. 
 110, ,, 11 ; for hactetus read hactenus. 
 
 144, ,, 21 ; for Durand read Duraund ; for Arundelle read Trnruwyghan. 
 160, ,, 35 ; for superindendum read super videndum. 
 165, ,, 15 ; for Gisi read Eisi. 
 170, 22 ; for Lecchelde read Lecchelade. 
 179, ,, 9 (from, bottom) ; for Kylminand read Kylminaud. 
 210, ,, 17 (from bottom) ; omit "all" (Everdone was appointed after Bytton'.s 
 
 death), 
 
 235, 2 ; for MKNHENYET read MENHENYOT, 
 247, , , 5 ; omit Warden. 
 255, ,, 36 ; for Herewood read Herewarde, 
 256 (note, col. 2) ; for 1811 read 1311. 
 280, ,, 31 ; for Lescrope, Geoffrey, read Lescrope, Thomas (son of Geoffrey), and 
 
 include the next Entry : both Entries refer to the same man. 
 312, 12 ; for Penkayron read Penkayrou. 
 319, 24 ; for 3 March, 1312-13 read 12 Feb., 1311-12. 
 332, (l.ast line) ; for continentem read continente. 
 
 (note) ; for Pauick read Panick. 
 
 370 line 22 ; for Bo eclive [dropped letter] read Boheclive. 
 451 18 ; /or Bratton[-Flernmg ?] read Bratton[-Clovelly]. 
 
 (Note]. Under " CRIDITONE Mortuum Instaurum " (p. 572), the following Entry 
 has been interlined. It is rudely written and difficult to read ; but it appears to be 
 "Item, quedam strakes ferree nove, pro rotis ligandis sine cloulis (fellies), cum uno 
 pari retarum pro carruca non ligatarum." 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 A eland, P. L. D., Subdean of Exeter and Vicar of Broaddytt. 
 
 Alfonl, D, P., Vicar of Tavistock. 
 
 Allin, A. T., Vicar of IMbeton, near Jrybridge. 
 
 Amery, J. S., Druid, near Ashburton. 
 
 Antiquaries, the Society of, Burlington House, London, W. 
 
 Atkinson, Canon J. A., The Vicarage, Bolton. 
 
 Attvvood, J. S., Bookseller, No. 24, Westwell Street, Plymouth. 
 
 Baigent, Francis Joseph, Winchester (2 copies). 
 
 Balkwill, Benjamiu, Banker, Kingsbridge. 
 
 Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rectcr of Leiv-Trenchard, near Lew Down. 
 
 Barnes, Herbert (the late), Canon of Exeter. 
 
 Barnes, William (the late), Great Duryard, near Exeter. 
 
 Barnstaple, The North Devon Athenaeum (per Mr. Wainwright), The Grammar School, 
 
 Banutaple. 
 
 Batten, John, A I don, near Yeovil. 
 
 Beauchamp, Earl (the late), Madreftfield Court, near Malvern. 
 Beecham, H., Pen-y-gelli, Newtown, North Wales. 
 Bence- Jones, Archibald, No. 64, Cumberland Place, London, W, 
 Bennett, Ellery A., No. 2, IVindsor Villas, Plymouth. 
 Bennett, J. A. (the late), Vicar of tiouth, Cadbury, near Bath. 
 Birch, Wickham Montgomery, Vicar of Ashburton. 
 Bird, S. W. E., Rector of St. SidivelVs, Exeter. 
 Bishop, Edmund, Castlegate, Lewes. 
 Blomfield, J. L., Rector of Launton, near Bicester. 
 Boase, C. W. (Rev,), Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford (3 copies). 
 Boase, G. C. , No. 36, James Street, Buckingham Gate, London, S. W. 
 Bolitho, E. Alverne, Laregan, Penmnce. 
 Bolitho, William, Ponsandane, Penzance. 
 Bone, F, J., Vicar of St ration, North Cornwall. 
 Boothman, C. T., No. 30, Queen's Gardens, London, W. 
 Brooking-Rovve, J., Castle Barbican, Plympton. 
 Brown, W. Bevil, Vicar of Kingsbridge. 
 Brownlow, Canon, The Bishop's Hoiise, Plymouth. 
 Brushfield, T. N., M.D., The Cliff, Budleigh-Salterton, 
 Buckingham, W., Southernhay, Exeter. 
 Buckland, S., Vicar of Great Torrington. 
 Bull, Thomas Williamson (Rev.), Paulton House, Paulton, near Bristol. 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Burch, Arthur (Registrar of the Dioceses of Exeter and Truro), Exeter. 
 Bush, Canon, Rector of Duloe, H.S.O., Cornwall. 
 By water, Ingram, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Canterbury, the Archbishop of, Lambeth Palace, London. 
 
 Carah, William, Prase, near Camborne. 
 
 Carlyon, Edmund, Polkyth, St. Austell. 
 
 Champernowne, "Richard (the late), Rector of Dartington, near Totnes. 
 
 Chanter, J. R., Fort Hill, Barnstaple. 
 
 Chilcott, J. Gilbert, Gwendroc, Truro. 
 
 Clerical Club, (East Cornwall), per Canon Bush, Rector of Duloe. 
 
 Clinton, Lord, Heanton-Satchi'ille, near Beaford. 
 
 Coffin, J. R. Pine, Por Hedge, near Bideford. 
 
 Colborne, Hon. Graham, Rector of Dittisham, near Totnes. 
 
 Colby, F. T., D.D., Rector of Little Cheney, near Dorchester. 
 
 Coleridge, Lord, Lord Chief Justice of England, Heath's Court, Ottery St. Mary. 
 
 Coode, Edward, Polapit-Tamar, near Launceston. 
 
 Cornish- Bo wdeu, F. J., Black Hall, near Totnes. 
 
 Cornwall Library, Truro (per Parky n, Edw., Honorary Secretary}. 
 
 Cornwall, the Royal Institution of, Truro (ditto). 
 
 Cotton, \V., F.S.A., No. 2, Mansion Terrace, Exeter. 
 
 Coulson, Canon, Vicar of Bramley, near Guildford. 
 
 Courtenay, Hon. C. L., Canon of Windsor, Vicar of Bovey Tracy, Newton Abbot. 
 
 Courtney, W. Prideaux, Reform Club, London. 
 
 Cowie, B. M., D.D., Dean of Exeter. 
 
 Cowlard, William, Rector of Marhamchurch, near Stratton. 
 
 Cross, T. U. (Rev,), Old House, Tiverton. 
 
 David, W., Rector of St. Petrock's. Exeter. 
 
 Davies-Gilbert, C., Trelissick, near Truro. 
 
 Devon, the Earl of, Prebendary of Exeter, Powderham, near Exeter. 
 
 Devon and Exeter Institution, Exeter. 
 
 Dimond-Churchward, Marcus D., Vicar of Northam, near Bideford. 
 
 Downing, W., Olton, near Birmingham. 
 
 Dredge, J. Ingle, Vicar of Buckland Brewer, near Bideford (3 copies), 
 
 Du Boulay, Canon, Vicar of St. Newlyn, near Grampound-Road, Cornwall. 
 
 Dunkin, E. H. W., Kenwyn House, Kidbrooke Park, Blackheath. 
 
 Dupuis, E. J. G., Rector of Alphington, near* Exeter, 
 
 Dymond, Mrs., No. 1, St. Leonard's Road, Exeter. 
 
 Eady-Borlase, Mrs., Combe Royal, near King sbridgt. 
 Edmonds, W, J., Canon of Exeter, The Close, Exeter. 
 Edwards, E. J. (Rev.), The Chaplain's House, Hatjield. 
 Eshelby, H, D., No. 24, Park Road South, Birkenhead. 
 Everett, A. J., Vicar of Berry-Pomeroy, near Totnes. 
 Everitt, William, Rector of St. Laurence '.<", Exeter. 
 Exeter, The Bishop of, The Palace, Exeter (7 copies). 
 Exeter, The Dean and Chapter of. 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Exeter College, Oxford, the Rector of. 
 Exeter College, Oxford (The Library}. 
 
 Falmouth, Viscount (the late), Tregothnan, near Tntro (2 copies). 
 
 Farnell, Lewis Richard, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Farrer, Fred., Rector of Burton-on-the-Uill, near Moreton-in-the-Marsh. 
 
 Field, E. W., Rector of Petrockstoive, near Beaford, North Devon. 
 
 Fbzel, Conrad, Vicar of Stokenho/m, near Kingsbridge. 
 
 Fisher, Edward, F.S.A., Scot., Abbotsbury, near Newton Abbot. 
 
 Fletcher, A, C., The Charterhouse, London, E.C. 
 
 Flint, S. Raffles, Rector of Ladock, Nansawsan, near Grampound-Road. 
 
 Fortescue, the Earl, Castle Hill, near Southmolton. 
 
 Foster, J., No. 21, Boundary Road, Finchley Road, London, N. W. 
 
 Foster, J. Priestly (Rev.), Olencairn, Bournemouth. 
 
 Foster, R., Lanwithan, near Lostwithiel. 
 
 Frith, James, Rector of Alwington, near Bidefoi'd. 
 
 Frowde, Major, The Hayes, Newent. 
 
 Frowde, Henry, The Waldrons, near Croydon. 
 
 Furneaux, Henry, Rector of Lower Hey ford, near Banbury. 
 
 Gasquet, Francis Aidau, D.D. (Rev.), No. ]4, Colcille Square, London, W. 
 
 Gibbs, Henry Bucks, St. Dunstaris, Regents Park, London. 
 
 Giffard, Hardinge F,, No. 20, Holland Street, Campden Hill, London, W. 
 
 Gill, Alfred, Rector of Sowton, near Exeter. 
 
 Glencross, Rev. James, Luxstowe, Liskeard. 
 
 Goldsmith, J. P., No. 1, St. Michael's Terrace, Stoke Damarel, Deconport. 
 
 Gosset, Rev. J. H., The Priory, Westward Ho.', Bide ford. 
 
 Granville, Roger, Rector of Bideford, 
 
 Greenfield, Benjamin W., No, 4, Cranbury Terrace, Southampton. 
 
 Gregory, E, I,, Vicar of Halberton, near Ticerton. 
 
 Guille, G. de Carteret, Rector of Little Torrington, North Devon. 
 
 Hamlyn, Vincent Waldo Calmady, No. 47, Duke Street, St. James's, London, S. W. 
 
 Hammond, C. E., Vicar of Menhenyot, near Liskeard. 
 
 Halliday, Mrs,, Glenthorne, Lynton, near Barnstaple. 
 
 Harvey, Canon Fox, Vicar of Probus, R.S.O., Cornwall. 
 
 Haswill, Narcis R., Gordon Villa, Helston. 
 
 Hayne. R. J., Prebendary of Exeter, Vicar of Buckland-Monachorum, Yelvertun. 
 
 Hedgeland, Philip, Prebendary of Exeter, Vicar of Penzance, 
 
 Hems, Harry, Fair Park, Exeter. 
 
 Henning, James, Duncombe Lecturer, Kingsbridge. 
 
 Hensley, E. (Rev.), Baughurst House, Basing stoke. 
 
 Hermon, G. E. (Rev.), Doi&lebois, near Liskeard. 
 
 Hext, F. J. (the late), Tredethy, near Bodmin. 
 
 Hobhouse, Bishop, Wells, Somerset. 
 
 Hobhouse, Archdeacon, Rector of St. Ive, near Liskeard. 
 
 Hockin, Frederick, Canon of Truro, Rector of Phillack, Hayle. 
 
 Hodge, W. H., Vicar of St. Budock, near Falmouth. 
 
 Holmes, Thomas Scott, Vicar of Wookey, near Wells, Somerset. 
 
 Hooppell, Dr., Rector of Bycrt Green, near Spennymoor. 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Houghton, C. A,, Canon of Salisbury, West Alvington Vicarage, near King sbridge. 
 
 How, Archibald Barwell, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Hughes, J. B. , Vicar of Staverton. near Totnes. 
 
 Hullah, Thomas, Canon of Truro, Rector of Calstock, near Tavistock. 
 
 Hurrell, J. S., The Manor-House, Kingsbridge. 
 
 Hutchinson, P. 0., The Old Chantry, Sidmouth. 
 
 luce, W., D.D., Regius Prof essor of Divinity, Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 
 
 Jane, John, Vicar of Upottery, near Honiton. 
 Jones, Winslow, Exmouth. 
 
 Kellock, T. C., Highfield, Totnes. 
 Kelly, Reginald, of Kelly, near Lifton, North Devon. 
 Kelly, Maitland, Vicar of Ottery-St Mary. 
 
 Kempe, J. C., Prebendary of Exeter, Rector of Merton, near Beafunl, North De'ion. 
 Kinsman, R. B., Prebendary of Exeter, Vicar of Tintagel, near Camelfonl. 
 Kirkwood, J. T., Ycovale, Bideford. 
 
 Knowlmau, Sydney. No. 1, Carsu-ell Terrace, St. Peter's Road, Tuffnell Park, 
 London, N. 
 
 Law, William, Littlelorough, near Manchester, 
 
 Lawley, Hon. and Rev. Stephen, Spurjield, Exminster (per Mr. J. G. Coiumhi, 
 
 Exeter). 
 
 Lee, Major, Dorrington, near Whitchurch, Salop. 
 Lester, E. A., Vicar of Bishopsnympton, near Southmolton. 
 Leverton, H. S. (the late), Lemon street, Truro. 
 Liddon, H. J. (Rev.), Taunton. 
 
 London, the Bishop of, Fulham Palace, London, S. W, ("2 copies). 
 London, Library of the Corporation of the City of, Guildhall, E.C. 
 Longstaff, G. B., Ticitchen, Morthoe, near Ilfracombe. 
 
 Mac Andrew, J. J., Lukesland, near Ivybridge. 
 
 Maclean, Sir John, Glasbury House, Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 Manchester Free Library (per C. W. Sntton, Chief Librarian'). 
 
 Mauley, F. H., Broad Somerford Rectory, near Chippenkam. 
 
 Marlburough, the Bishop of, No. 13, Vicarage Gate, Kensington, London, S. W, 
 
 (2 copies). 
 
 Marshall, G. W., LL.D., Herald's College, London, E.C. 
 Martin, H. J., Seaward Villa, Newqiiay, Coi^nwall. 
 Martyn, W, W., Rector of Lifton, North Devon. 
 Metcalfe, James, Vicar of West Teignmouth. 
 Metcalfe, W. H., Vicar of Tipton, Ottery-St. Mary. 
 Mildmay, H. B., Fiete, near Ivybridge. 
 Morse, H. G., Rector of Littlehwn, near Bideford. 
 Mount Eogcumbe, the Earl of, Mount Edgcumbe, Cornwall. 
 
 Newnham, John Wellswood House, Tot^uay. 
 
 Norman, R, W., D.D., Dean of Quebec. 
 
 Noriiugton, Charles, Abbotsjield, Plymouth. 
 
 Nurthcote, Hon. Sir Stafford, Bart., No. 7, Scamore Place, May fair, London. 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Oldham, D'Oyly W., Rector of Exbounie., R.S.O., Devon. 
 Overtoil, F. A. (Rev.), Hcadington Hill, Oxford. 
 
 Parke, A. W., Rector of Uplyme, near Ly me- Reg is. 
 
 Pearson, J. B., D. D., Rector of Whit.stone, near Ejxter. 
 
 Peek, Sir Henry', Bart., Rousdon, near Lyme-Regis. 
 
 Peek, Cuthbert, Rousdon, near Lyme-Regis. 
 
 Pelhani, H. F., Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Penzance Publick Library. 
 
 Phillpotts Library, Truro. 
 
 Pigot, J. T., Prebendary of Exeter, Vicar of F remington, North Decon. 
 
 Piper, G. H., F.G.S., Court House, Ledbury. 
 
 Pitman, Mrs., The Rectory, Aveton-Gi/ard, near King. abridge. 
 
 Pitts, Colonel, No. 1, Queen's Gate, Lipsoti, Plymouth. 
 
 Plymouth, The Bishop of, Bishop's House, Plymouth. 
 
 Plymouth Free Library (per W. H. A. Wright, Librarian). 
 
 Pode, J. D., Slade Hall, near Ivybridge. 
 
 Pole-Care w, Col., Antony, near Torpoint, Cornwall. 
 
 Pole, Edward (the late), Rackenford Rectory, near Morchard-Bishop, Devon. 
 
 Portsmouth, The Bishop of, The Bishop's House, Portsmouth. 
 
 Powell, J. R., Rector of Buckland-Filleigh, near Highampto/t. 
 
 Poynton, F. J., Rector of Kelston, near Bath. 
 
 Price, C, J. C., Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Prideaux-Brune, C. G., Prideaux Place, Padstow. 
 
 Purey-Cust, A. P., D.D., Dean of York. 
 
 Pyke-Nott, J. N., No. 44, Bel-size Square, South Hampstcad, London ('2 copies). 
 
 Radford, Mrs., Chis wick House, Ditton Hill, Surbiton. 
 
 Hadford, W. T. A., Rector of Down St. Mary, near Bow, North Devon. 
 
 Randolph, Edmund (the late), St. Vincent's Villa, Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Randolph, Douglas Cafcer (Rev.),0rford, near Wickham Market. 
 
 Rashleigh, Jonathan, Menabilly, near Par Station, Cormvall. 
 
 Robartes, Lord, Lanhydrock, near Bodmin. 
 
 Robbins, Alfred, ^Vo. 4, Saltoun Road, Brixton, London, S. W. 
 
 Rodd, H. Tremayne, Canon of Truro, Gwinear Lodge, Falmouth. 
 
 Roe, S. Fanvell, Vicar of Zennor, near St. Ices, Cornwall. 
 
 Rogers, W. (the late), Rector of Maw-nan, near Falmouth. 
 
 Rogers, W. H., Colt/ton, Devon. 
 
 Rossall, J. H., Rock House, Torquay. 
 
 Royce, David, Vicar of Nether Swell, Stoiv-on-the-Wold. 
 
 Roylands-Chanter, J. J., The Bungalow, Exmouth. 
 
 Rundle, W. Dunstan, Rector of Little Hempston, near Totnes. 
 
 Russell, Lord Arthur (the late), No. 2, A udley Square, London, W. 
 
 Salisbury, the Bishop of, The Palace, Salisbury. 
 
 Sandford, Archdeacon, Chancellor of the Cathedral, The Close, Exeter. 
 
 Sanday, Rev. Professor, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Scobell, G. R., Vicar of Bickleigh, near Roborowjh, South Devon. 
 
 Sebastian, L. 13., No. 13, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Seymour, Archdeacon, Vicar of Chittlehampton, near Southmolton. 
 
 Shelly, John, Princess Square, Plymouth, 
 
 Shuckford, Mrs., Blistra Bay House, Newquay, Cornwall. 
 
 Simms, A. H., Rector of Wolborough, Newton Abbot. 
 
 Smart, R. W. J., Rector of Parkham, near Bideford. 
 
 Smith, Henry, J. E., Vicar of St. Crantock, near Orampound Road. 
 
 Sorrell, J. (Rev.), Elm Villa, Fouldon Road, Stoke Newington, London, N. 
 
 Southcombe, H. G., Rector of Roseash, near Southmolton. 
 
 St. Germans, the Earl of, Port Eliot, Cornwall. 
 
 St. Levan, the Lord, St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall. 
 
 St. Aubyn, St. Aubyn Hender Molesworth (Rev.), Cloivance, near Cambornc. 
 
 St. Aubyn, Edmund, Grazeley Vicarage, near Reading. 
 
 St. Aubyn, J. Piers, Chy-an-Eglos, Marazion, Cornwall. 
 
 Stafford, William, J.P., Gloucester. 
 
 Stapledon, William, Lakenham, Westivard Ho !, near Bideford (2 copies). 
 
 Stead, W. B. Vere, Rector of Huntshaw, near Torrington. 
 
 Stephens, John, No, 5, Elm Terrace, St. Austell. 
 
 Strong, Augustus, Rector of St. Paul's, Chiprjenham. 
 
 Stucley, Lieut. -Col. Hartland Abbey, near Bideford. 
 
 Sutton, R. S., Prebendary of Chichester, Winkenhurst, Hau'khurst. 
 
 Tancock, Charles Coverdale (Rev.) Rossall, Fleetivood. 
 
 Tanner, J . Vowler, Rector of Chaideigh, near Southmolton. 
 
 Theed, E. R., Rector of Sampford-Courtenay, North Devon. 
 
 Thornton, G. W., Rector of Holsworthy. 
 
 Thornton, W. H., Rector of North Bovey, near Newton Abbot. 
 
 Thynne, A. C., Canon of Truro, Rector oj Kilkhampton, Pcnsloive, North Cornwall. 
 
 Tinkler, John E., Chetham Library, Hunt's Bank, Manchester. 
 
 Tozer, H. F. (Rev.), Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Tremayne, John, Heligan, near St. Austell. 
 
 Tremenheere, Hugh Seymour, C.B., No. 43, Thurlow Square, London, S. W. 
 
 Trist, Major (the late), Tristford, near Totnes. 
 
 Troup, Mrs. J. Rose, Rockbeare House, near Exeter. 
 
 Truro, the Bishop of, Lis Escop, Truro. 
 
 Tudor, Harry, Prebendary of Exeter, Rector of Lustleigh, near Newton Abbot. 
 
 Twells, Bishop, Pembroke Gate, Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 Tyacke, R. F., Vicar of St.. Uny Lelant, near Hayle. 
 
 Venn, 3. (Rev.), Cams College, Cambridge. 
 
 Yenning, J. T. E., No. 4, Penlee Crescent, Stoke Damarel, Deconport. 
 
 Ventris, H, L., Rector of St. Columb, Cornwall. 
 
 Vigors, Colonel, Holloden, Bagenalstown, Ireland. 
 
 Vivian, Lieut.-Col., Stanlake Villas, Shepherd's Bush, London. 
 
 Vyvyan, Sir Vyell, Bart. (Rev.), Trewan, St. Columb, Cormvall. 
 
 Wallis, Admiral-of-the Fleet, Sir Provo, G.C.B. (the late), Funtington, near 
 
 Chichester (2 copies). 
 Walshaw, Canon, St. Marie's, Sheffield. 
 Weaver, F. W. (Rev.), Milton, near Evercreech. 
 
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS WORK. 
 
 Webber-Iucledou, L. C., Alcombe, Dunster, Somerset. 
 
 Wells, the Dean and Chapter of (per Canon Church, Liberty, Wells, Somerset). 
 
 Westlake, Professor, The River House, Chelsea Embankment, London, S. W. 
 
 Westminster, the Archbishop of, The ArchUshop's House, Westminster, S. W. 
 
 Whale, T. W., Rector of Dolton, North Devon. 
 
 feeler, R. C., J. P., Gloucester. 
 
 Wilkinson, Bishop G. H. (late Bishop of Truro), Eastbourne. 
 
 Wilkinson, Archdeacon, D.D., Prebendary of Exeter and Vicar of Plymouth. 
 
 Willert, P. F., Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Willes, G. (Rev.), Westivard-Ho ! near Bideford. 
 
 Williams, E. Turberville (Rev.), Caldicot, near Chepstoio. 
 
 Williams, Philip. Hector of Reive, near Exeter. 
 
 Wills, J. V. (Rev.), No. 10, Norfolk Square, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 
 Wills, S. J,, Wheal-Ruby School, St. Wendron, Helston. 
 
 Wilson, Major C. T. (the late), Bursar of Exeter College, Oxford. 
 
 Winchester Cathedral Library (per the Very Rev. the Dean of Winchester). 
 
 Windeatt, Edward, Bridgetou'n, Totnes. 
 
 Wintle, F. T. W., Rector of Jkre-Ferrers, near Roborough, South Devon. 
 
 Wise, R. F., Canon of Truro, Ladock Rectory, near Orampound-Road (2 copies). 
 
 Woodard, N. (the late), Canon of Manchester (per the Rev, the Provost of 8t. Nicholas 
 
 College, Lancing, near Worthing}. 
 Worth, R. N., Seaton Avenue,, Mannamead, Plymouth. 
 
 Yerburgh, E. R,, Rector of High Bickington, near Chulmleigh. 
 
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