Priory of Brewood

Hereafter folowyth all suche parcelles of implementes or houshold Stuff, Corne, Catell, ornamentes of the church and such other lyke founde within the late priory there at the tyme of the Dissolucion of the same house, Soulde by the Kinges Commissioners to Thomas Gyfforde, esqr.

The Churche

Fyrst, one table of alebaster, owlde formes and settes, ij. particions of carvyd woode, pavyng of the church and quere, xxviij. panes of glas, and on masboke

xxs.

The Vestrye

It’ ij. payr of grene dornyx[230] westmentes, j. olde cope of sendall, one serples, j. altercloth and j. towell, j. litell bell, and a sensure of latynne

iiijs.

The Chapter House

It’ iij. panys of glasse and ij. long formes soulde for

xijd.

Belles in the Stepull

It’ ther remayneth unsolde in the stepull iij. belles.

The Hale

It’ there ij. tabulles and a forme soulde for xijd.

The Parlore

It’ j. foldyng tabull, j. forme, j. chayre, j. cubborde, and the hangyngs of payntyd clothe

ijs.

The Cheffe Chamber

It’ one fetherbedd, ij. oulde coverlettes, j. oulde blankett, j. tester of whyght lynen clothe, ij. bed-steddes, ij. formes, j. cubborde, one joynt chayre, ij. oulde coffers, j. boulster, ij. pyllowis, and iiij. payre of shettes

xs.

The Baylyffes Chamber

It’ one mattres, j. coverlet, one blankett, and one axe

xijd.

The Buttery

It’ ij. ale tubbes, j. oulde chest, j. borde, j. tableclothe, and ij. candlestykys of latenn

xijd.

The Kechyn

It’ ij. dressyngbordes, ij. stoles, j. forme, j. ladder, j. bz [] di’ of salte, iiij. porrengers of peuter, iiij. platters, ij. saucers, and ij. braspottes

vs.

The Larder

It’ one great chest, j. troffe, and two little barrelles

vjd.

The Brewhouse

It’ v. tubbes, j. keler, j. olde tubbe, j. olde table, j. olde whele, and one chese presse

xvjd.

The Yelyng House

It’ iij. colyng[231] ledes, ij. brassepannes, and vij. oulde tobbes

vs.

The Boultyng House

It’ iij. troffes, j. watering fate, j. boulting huche, j. busshell, and ij. tubbes soulde for

viijd.

The Cheslofte

It’ ij. litell tubbes, ij. chese rakkes, ij. charnes, j. lytell whele, and ij. shelves

viijd.

The Kylhouse

It’ j. hercloth and j. lader hengyng upon the wall of ye seid house

xjd.

Grayne

It’ one quarter of whete vjs. ijd., quarter of munke corne viijs., j. quarter of ottes xxd., j. quarter of pese ijs. viijd. In all

xviijs. iiijd.

Catell

It’ one horse iiijs. soulde to the said Thomas

iiijs.

Waynes

It’ j. wayne and j. dungcarte sould for

xvjd.

Heye

It’ for x lode of hey

xvs.

Plate Soulde

It’ soulde to George Warenn j. chales and iij. spounys all whytt weing viij. ounces at iijs. iiijd. the ounce

xxvjs. viijd.

Dette receyvyd

It’ receyvyd of an olde dett dwe to ye seid late priorye

xxvjs. viijd.

The sume totall of all the guddis of thys seid late priory with xxvjs. viijd. for dett receyvyd and xxvjs. viijd. for plate

viili. vjs. jd.

Rewardes gyvene to the late Abbes and the Covent ther at ther departure

Fyrst to Isabell Launder	xls.
It’ to Christabell Smith	xxs.
It’ to Alice Beche	xxs.
It’ to Felix Baggshawe	xxs.
	cs.

Rewardes gyvene to the servantes ther at theyr lyke departure

Itto William parker, Chapelan,	xxxs.
Itto Robert Baker	xiijs.	iiijd.
Itto Margarett Burre	ijs.
Itto Thomas Bolde	iijs.
Itto William Morre	ijs.	vjd.
It to Thomas Smith	xs.
It to Kateryn Alate	xiijs.	iiijd.
It to Philip Duffelde	iiijs.
	lxxviijs.	ijd.

It’ in cates boughte and spente at the tyme of the commissionours being there for the dissolucion of the seid late priory, and for the saffe kepyng of the guddes and catell there found duryng the seid tyme

lxs.

The sum of the paymentes aforeseid is, xj. li. xviijs. ijd. and so remayneth in the seid comissionour’s handes nil, for they have payd more then they for the goodes of the seid late priory have receyvyd by iiij. li. xijs. jd.

Md. that the Prioresse of the seid late Priory hath receyvyd of Michaelmas Quarters Rente dwe to the seid Priory these Parcelles folowing, and none other as sche sayth.

Fyrst, of Mr. Thomas Gyfford for Blythbery for halfe a yere	xxxiijs. iiijd.
It’ of Mr. Thomas Moreton for le feldes for half a yere	xxvjs. viijd.
It’ of T ... Tunkes for the rente of hys ferme for halfe a yere	vjs. viijd.
It’ of John Penford for halfe a yeres rent	viijs.
It’ of Thomas Pitt for a hole yeres rente	ijs.
It’ of Cristofer Alatt, for one quarters rente	vjs. viijd.
Summa	iiij. li. iijs. iiijd.

Md. that ther is owyng to the seid late Priory of Michaelmas Rente by the confession of the foreseid these parcelles.

Fyrst, of Barnaby Clarke for iij. yeres quiet rent	xviijs.
It’ of the balyff of Tonge for j yeres rente	ijs.
It’ of Willm Wydowes for j yeres rente	xijd.
It’ of the lordshype of Brome for j quarter rente	lxs.
It’ of Rychard Gowgh for halfe a yeres rente	viijd.
It’ of Mathew Parker for halfe a yeres rente	xvd.
It’ of John Staunton for halfe a yeres quiet rente	vjd.
It’ of ... Blakeman for halfe a yeres rente	xijd.
It’ of ... Whytemore for ij yere	vjd.
It’ of Thomas Johnson for halfe a yeres rente	iijd. ob.
It’ of the churchwardens of Brewode for iij yeres rente	iijd.
It’ of Robart Bromhall for halfe a yeres rente	iiijd.
Suma	xxxiiijs. ixd.ob

Penc’ and Porc’ grauntyd and alottyd to the late Prioresse and Convent’ there by the seid Commissionours.

Fyrst, to Isabell Launder, late prioresse	lxvjs. viijd.
It’ to Cristabell Smyth	xxxiijs. iiijd.
It’ to Alys Beche	xxxiijs. iiijd.
It’ to Felix Baggeshawe	xxxiijs. iiijd.
	viijli. vjs. viijd.

APPENDIX IV
INVENTORY OF SALE AT ST. THOMAS’S PRIORY, STAFFORD

(Augmentation Office. Miscellaneous Books, Vol. 172)

The late Priory of Saint Thomas nygh Staff

Herafter folowyth all suche pcelles of Implementes and housholde Stuffe Corne Catell ornamentes of the Churche and suche other lyke founde wythin the seid late Monastery at the tyme of the Dissolucon of the same house Soulde by the Kynges Commissionors to the Reuerend father in God Bysshope of Couet and Lychefelde the xviiith Day of October in the xxxth yere o^rf [sic] our Soueraigne lorde Kyng Henry the viiith.

That ys to saye

The Churche	Fyrst j Tabull of woode at the hye alter iiij Candulstykes of latyn j Crosse of latyn the deskys in the quere j olde alter in our lady Chapell j Imag of our lady one payre of olde Organes ij syde alters j Rode the flatt Roffes ouer the Churche and Crosse yeles wyth all the Glasse and the pauenement j Rode in the Churche ij Images and one Cloke soulde for	cxs.
The Vestry	It. iiij Tynacles of oulde redd Baudkynn iij oulde Vestmentes j oulde Cope of Crymsonn Veluett iij oulde Copes of redd Baudkynn j of grene and Redd sylke vij other oulde Copes iij Fruntes for the alter of Dune yelowe and grene Sylke v olde alter clothes towel and tow sacryng Belles soulde for	xlvs.
The Cloyster and the Chapter house	It. the glasse Iroun pauementes tyle and shyngull wyth the Roffes ther j lauer of leade i Cundyth It. the glasse in the Chapter house and pauyng stounes ar soulde for	cs.
The Dorter	It. all the Selles ther ar soulde for	xjs.
The Frater	It. ij Bordes ther soulde for	xijd.
The newe Halle.	It. j olde Wynde for Stone the Iroun in the Walles the smale Cundyth in the Courte ij Bordes and tow Formes in the oulde halle soulde for	xs.
The Priors parler	It. ther j foulden tabull ij formes iiij chayres and the hengynges of lynyon ar soulde for	xvjd.
The Water Chamb.	It. Bedstedes the hengynges paynted ij fetherbeddes ij boulsters ij pyllowes and iiij couerlettes sould for	xxs.
The Great chamb.	It. a beadsteadd j fetherbedd j Couerlett ij fustyon blankettes and a boulster soulde for	xxxiijs.
The ij iner chambs.	It. ij fetherbeddes iiij oulde Couerynges ij boulsters ther founde solde for	xxs.
The Chamb ouer the Chapell	It. ther j bedstedd j Couerlett j payre of blankettes j payre of shetes j fetherbedd j Cupborde j forme j smale borde j Chayer and the hengyng of lynyon clothe soulde for	xijs.
The Carters chamb.	It. ther j bedstedd j payr of shettes j materes and iij oulde Couerlettes soulde for	ijs.
The Buttery	It. ther ij Napkyns iiij ould Borde clothes j wesshyng towell j kyffe[232] ij pewter Saltes xij lomes ij Costrelles[233] iij oulde tubbes soulde for	vs.
The Kechenn	It. ther iiij Brasse pottes j Broche[234] ij Brasse pannes j brasynn morter ij Cobbordes j pott beme of Tymber j musterd queren[235] j kemnell j Skymer j fleshehoke ij payr of henges ij payr of potthokes vij platers j voyder[236] iij dysshes iiij saucers iiij potyngers and j Shuffnett sould for	xijs. vjd.
The Brewhouse and Bakhouse	It. ther ij Brewing leadds ij fattes vj wortleades j panne in a Furneshe j steping Sesterne j here for the kill in the Brewhouse chamb j bedstedd j matres j Couerlett j payr of Shetes j Blankett j borde iij trowes and j bultyng tubb whyche ar soulde for	xls.
Tymber sould	It. Tymber lying about the Scite of the seid late priory ys soulde for	xiiijs.

Grayne and Heye at Orb’toun Grayunge	It. in Whete there iij qrt at vijs. le qrt It. in Rye and Munkencorne xj qrt at vjs. viijd. the qrt It. in Barley xl qrt. at iijs. iiijd. the qrt. It. pese x qrt at vjs. viijd. the qrt whyche amountyth to the Sume of It. of hey ther founde xx lodes at ijs. the lode amountyng to the Sume of	xxjs. lxxiijs. iiijd. vjli. xiijs. iiijd. lxvjs. viijd.xls.	xvjli. xiiijs. iiijd.
Grayne att Barkeswhiche Graunge	It. in Rye ther xij qrt. at vjs. viijd. the qrt. amountyng to the Sume of It. in Barley iiij qrt at iijs. iiijd. the qrt.amountyng to the Sume of	iiijli. xiijs. iiijd.	iiijli. xiijs. iiijd.

Hey att the Priory	It. of hey ther founde xij lodes at ijs. the lode soulde for	xxiiijs.
Waynes att Orb’ton Graunge wt other	It. ther j Iroun bound Wayne and j other onbounden wyth yokes and temes thereto belongyng and ij harrowes	xs. viijd.
Waynes and harrowes at Barkeswych Graung	It. ther ij Waynes j Ieronbound and the other vnbounde ij harrowes ij plowes wt yokes and temes to them belongyng	xiijs. iiijd.

Catell soulde att Orbtoun Graunge	It. ther founde xij Oxenn soulde for It. ix kyne soulde for It. ther founde viij wening Calues at ijs. the pece on wyth an other It. lx yewes soulde for It. lxx lambes at xd. the pece It. iij carthorses and ij mares wt a Carte and gere belongyng to them soulde for It. vj Swyne oulde and yonge sould for It. vj Wynter bestes soulde for	xli. iiijli. xs. xvjs. iijli. lviijs. xxxs. xs. xls.	xxvj. li iiijs.
Catell att Barkeswyche Graunge	It. ther founde at the tyme of the dyssolucion of the seid late priory xij Oxen soulde for It. iiij^xx Wethers at xvjd. the pece It. ix Swyne soulde for	x. li. cvjs. viijd. vijs.	xvli. xiijs. viijd.
	The sume total of all the guddes founde within the seid late mon att the tyme of the dyssolucion is	iiij^xx vijli. ixs. vjd.

Rewardes gyuen to the Couent ther at ther Departure	Fyrst to Rychard Whytell late prior It. to Ric. Haruy subprior It to Sr. Xpofer Simson It. to Sr. Thomas Bageley It. to Sr. William Pykstok It. to Sr. William Stapulton It. to Sr. William Bovdon	vjli. xls. xls. xls. xls. xls. xxs.	xvij li.	xxixli.
Rewardes gyuen to the seruantes late apperteynyng to the seid priory at the dissolution therof	It. to Philip Chetwyn It. to George Bowghey It. to Peter Sponer It. to Edmund Sale It. to Roger Cokes It. to James Coke It. to Richard Turner It. to John Coke It. to Willm Loncome It. to Thomas Stapulton It. to Thomas Beche It. to iiij plowgh dryuers It. to Alis Bech It. to Agnes It. to Hewe Baker It. to Susan Turner It. to Katerin Whyttyll It. to Richard Baker It. to Henry Baker It. to Nicholas Wood It. to Richard Whytell It. to Grola Hordram It. to Denys Rochson It. to John Bache It. to Raufe Hales It. to Elizabeth Grene	xvs. xs. xs. xvs. xvs. xs. vijs.vjd. iiij.s.iij.d. iijs.iiijd. vijs.vjd. xvjs.viijd. vjs.viijd. iijs. iiijd. iijs. iiijd. xs. xiijs.iiijd. xiijs.iiijd. xiijs.iiijd. iijs.iiijd. iijs.iiijd. xvs. iijs.iiijd. xxd. xxd. xvs. xxs.	xijli.	xxixli.

Cates bought

It. in Cates bought and spente at the tyme of the Commissionors beyng there for the dissolucon of the seid late priory and for the saffe kepyng of the guddes and Catell there duryng the same tyme

viijli.
xixs.
xd.

The summe of the paymentes aforseid ys

xxxvijli.
xixs. xd.

Md. the Remayneth a specialite of xl. li.
ixs. ijd. vpon the Reuerend father in God Rowland bisshop of Couentry and Lych for the guddes of the seid late priory by hym bought and not yet payed for as apperyth by on obligacon beryng date the xviijth day of October in the xxx yere of our Souerayngne lorde King Henri the viijth paiabull at the feast of Saint Andrewe the appostyll which shalbe in the yere of our lorde God MDXXXIX

xl. li
ixs.
ijd.

And so Remayneth in the seid Commissionors handes

ixli. ijd.

Certyn guddes or stuffe founde at the seid late priory whiche Remayneth vnsolde

Gylte plate
Whyte plate Lead remayn eng vnsould

Fyrst 1 Chales all gylte wayeng
It. 1 Chales all whyte wayeng
It. ther ys estemed to be xliiij fothers of leade valued at

xix oz.
ixoz. di.
xl. li.

Belles remayneng vnsoulde

It. ther found iiij belles valued at

liiijli.

Md. there remayneth all the howses edyfyed wythin the precincte of the seid priory except the flatte roffes ouer the Churche the crosse ylez wyth the glasse and pauement in the Churche wt. the Roffes glasse yron pauement tyle shingull of the Cloyster and Chapter house whych ys soulde.

Plate morgagyd to Dyuers parsons

Fyrst in the handys of Syr Gryme at acton j Stondyng Cuppe Morgagyd for——It. in the handes of Willm Stamforde at Rowhaye ij syluer saltes for xli. In the handes of Mr. Lytelton j Bason and on ewer of syluer for xli. In the handes of Willm Litleton of Stafford on senser of syluer for lxvjs. viijd. In the handes of Vmfrey fox thelder of Opton j Crosse of woode platyd wt. syluer and sett aboute wt. stones for xxli.

Pencions and stypendes appoyntyd and allottyd to the late prior and Couent of the seid priory by the forseid Commissionors.

Fyrst to Rychard Whytell late prior	xxvjli. xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Rychard Haruey	vjli.
It. to Xpofer Symsoun	vjli.
It. to Thomas Bagley	Cvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Pykestoke	Cvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Stapulton	Cs.

Sum liiijli. vjs. viijd.

Fees and Annuites grauntyd out to dyuerse persons before the dyssolucon of the seid late priory

Fyrst to my lorde Ferres hygh stuard	xls.
It. to Mr. Robert Browne	xvs.
It. to Mr. Phylypp Chewynn	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to Edward Whytell	xxxiijs. iiijd.
It. to Hugh Baker	xxs.
It. to Willm Harney [sic]	xs.
It. to Willm Bagley	xs.
It. to Rychard Torner Baker	xs.
It. to Jamys Cocke	xxs.
It. to George Bougley	xxs.
It. to Thomas Stapultoun	xs.
It. to Alexander Rattclyff	xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Ottes Hollande	xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Rychard Whytell	xxs.
Summ	xiij li. xxd.

Dettes owyng by the late prior and Couent of the forseid priory befor the dyssolucon therof

Fyrst to Mr. Edward Lyteltoun Esquier	ixli. xs.
It. to Vmfrey fox thelder	xvijli. iiijs.
It. to Willm Chamber of Westoun	Cxvjs. jd.
It. to Syr Henry Slany vycar of Busbury	xls.
It. to Willm Stamford	xli.
It. to Syr Edward Astoun knyght	xxiijli. xjs. viijd.
It. to Edward Lyteltoun Esquyer	xlli.
It. to Peyes Sponer	xiiijli. xviijs. id.
It. to Agnes Daryngton of Stafford Gent	lxvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Gylbert	vjli. xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Sr. Robert Gryme	lxvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Mydeltoun of Stafford	lxvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Russell	lxxiijs. iiijd.
It. to Rychard Homersley of Stafford for money borowed and other warres of hym bowght	xijli. vs. ixd.
It. to Mr. Strethay Commessary	vjli. xiijs. iiijd.
It. to my lorde of Chester for the pencions of Busbury Westoun and Barkeswych at Michaelmas last and procuracions in visitacions last	lxvijs. iiijd.

It. to the Deane and Chapeter of Lych for certyn pencions Due at the feast of Seint Michael tharchangell last past	xijli. vjs. viijd.
It. to Walter Wortesley	xviijli.
It. to the Bysshopp of Chester	xlli.
Sum	ccxxxvli. xixs. vijd.

APPENDIX V
INVENTORY OF THE SALE OF DIEULACRES ABBEY

(Augmentation Office. Miscell. Books. Vol. 172, ff. 41–49)

The late Mon. of Delacres in the Counte of Stafford

Herafter foloweth all such pcelles of Implementes or houshoulde Stuffe Corne Catell Ornamentes of the Churche & suche other lyke founde wyth in the late Monastery ther at the tyme of the Dyssolucon of the same howse soulde by the Kynges Commissionors to the honrable Edward Erie of Derby the xxj day of October in the xxx yere of Kyng Henry the viijth.

The Churche	Fyrst halfe a dosoun of oulde Antyke clothes, j fayre table of Aler Baster, ij Candlestykes of latenn on the Alter, j great lectroun of latenn, ij great Candlestykes of latenn the Mounkes seattes in the quere, j oulde laumpe in the quere, iiij ould alters in the Iles, iiij alters of Alebaster in the body of the Churche the Crusifyx, xij Candulstykes of latenn before the same, j pticion of Tymber in the body of the Churche sould for	xliiijs.
	It. the pauyng of the Churche & the Iles wythe the grauestones And all the glasse Jeroun[237] & the tymber Roffes of the same churche & also the Iles ther of ar sould for	xiijli. vjs. viijd.
The Vestrye	It. one sute of vestmentes of blue sylke inbroderyd wyth goulde & j Cope of the same, j cope of oulde redd veluet & ij tow tynacles set wyth grene & whyte j sute of branched sylke imbroderyd wyth goulde, j sute of Branchyd sylke spotted wyth whyte & grene wt. byrdes of goulde & j Cope of the same, j sute of yelow Sylke imbroyderyd wt. redd sylke & on Cope of the same, j suyt of redd saye & fustyoun spotted lx. s. Roses & a Cope of the same, j Cope of oulde redd Veluett spotted wyth sters, j Cope of grene and redd sylke imbroydered to gether spottyd wyth lyans, j oulde cope of cloth peinted wt. youle,[238] j vestment of grene baudekyne, j vestment of whyte baudekynne, j vestment of grene and dune sylke, j vestment of ij Tynacles of Cranecoleryd sylke	lxs.
The Cloyster	It. the glasse Jeroun the Mounkes settes, the Roffes of the seid Cloyster & a lauar[239] glasse & Jeron in the Chapiter house ar sould for	lxvjs. viijd.
The Dorter frater & farmery	It. glasse Jeroun & oulde deskes in the dorter It. the tymber of the frater & farmery ar soulde for	lxvjs. viijd.
The Corner Chamber	It. ther, j matres, j fetherbed, j Boulster, j Blankett, ij pyllowes, j couerlett, j Tester of dornyx, j fouldyng table, j Chayr wyth a Cusshyon the hengyng of say wt. one matres in the inner Chamber ar soulde for	xvjs. viijd.
The Ryders Chamber	It. ther, ij Bedsteddes, j Cupborde, j Chayre wt. j Cusshyon a Tester & the hengyng of payented clothe soulde for	iijs.
The Butelers Chamber	It. j matres, iiij Couerlettes, ij pyllowes, j fetherbedd, j boulster soulde for	xs.
The Hale	It. ther, iij Tables, iij formes, j Cupborde & j oulde hengyng soulde for	iiijs.
The Buttery	It. ther, v borde Clothes v napkyns, iij peuter saltes wt. i Cyner, j oulde Cheste & j shorte borde wt. ij Trestulles soulde for	vijs.
The larder	It. ther, j saltyngfatt, j Troffe, iiij Bordes & ij Tubbes soulde	iiijs.
The Kechynne	It. v great braspottes & iiij smale pannes, j Cauderoune, iij spyttes, j skyelett[240], ij Cupbordes, j fyerforke, j fleshoke, j fryengpanne, ij cressettes[241], j gryderoune, xxxviij platters, dysshes & saucers, j brasen morter wt. a pestell, ij Choppyngknyues, j dressyng knyffe, j Almery, j grater, ij dressyng bordes, ij Chafyngdyshys & Skimmer of brasse soulde for	iiijli. xxd.
The brewe house	It. ther, iij leades, j masshyng fatt, xij kelers[242] of leade, ij yelyng fattes, j table before the ouenne & j sestyroune[243] soulde for	vjli. xjs. xd.
The boultyng house	It. ther, j Boultyng huche & certein oulde troffes & tubbes	xijd.
The laborars Chamber	It. ther, ij materes, ij couerlettes, j borde & j forme sould for	xxd.
Catell	It. vj Oxenne, iiijli. xs., It. lx. Ewys & lammes lxvj. s. viijd. It. iij horses xxs. It. xiij Swynne soulde for xiijs. iiijd.	ixli. xs.
Grayne	It. vij^xx[244] xix bz. of otes xjli. xixs. It. j quart. ij bz. di. of Rye xxjs. It. xxix lodes of haye soulde for lxs	xvjli.
	The summe totall of all the goodes aforeseid is	lxiijli. xiiijs. xd.
	Wherof

Rewardes gyuen to Abbott and Conuent of the seid Mon. at the tyme of the dissolucon of the same	Fyrst to Thomas Whitney abbott ther vjli. It. to Sr. Henry Benett ls. It. to Sr. George Ferny ls. It. to Sr. Rauffe Motessott7emsp;xls. It. to Sr. Randall Barnes xls. It. to Sr. Willm Crosse xls. It. to Sr. Robt. Cheryngton xls. It. to Sr. Edmund bolton xls. It. to Sr. Willm prowdluffe xls. It. to Sr. Thomas loke xls. It. to Sr. Richard Cordon xls. It. to Sr. John Bykerton xls.	xxxjli. xs.	xlvli. xvs. xd.
Rewardes gyuen to the seruantes ther the same tyme	It. to Anthony Colclegh xxs. It. to John Jorell xs. It. to John Wood xvs. It. to John feirfeld xvs. It. to Hughe palyn xvs. It. to Will’m Rudeyerd xvs. It. to Thomas Vygours vijs. vjd. It. to Robt. Hardyng iijs. ixd. It. to Thomas Calcott vs. It. to [sic] bartram xvs. It. to Edmud plumber xxs. It. to Roger Tatten iijs. ixd. It. to peter Woodworte vs. It. to Robt. Wardell xs. It. to Jamys Dadam xvs. It. to Richard Vigours vijs. vjd. It. to Henry Symson vijs. vjd. It. to Thomas Tatten vs. It. to John Fyney vijs. vjd. It. to John Stele vs. It. to Roger Cocker vijs. vjd. It. to Rychard Dale iijs. iiijd. It. to John banne vs. It. to Ric. Heygrevez xvs. It. to John newlys xvs. It. to Thomas Walle It. to Thomas Masse vijs. vjd. It. to Ric. Buchyngham It. to Rauffe Chester vijs. vjd. It. to Jamys Hardyng xvijs. vjd.	xiiijli. vs. xd.	See above.

Almes gyuen to the anders and pore Bede Women ther	It. to Agnes Whytt, to the Wyffe of John Strettell, to Margery poole, to Secily brempett, to Jone Coke, to Matild Wyburley, to the Wyffe of Flyxton, & to the Wyffe of Robt. Rudyer	xxvjs. viijd.
Cates bought	It. in Cates bought & spente at the tyme of the Commissionors being ther for to dyssolue the seid Mon & for the saffe kepyng of the Guddes and Catell ther founde &c.	xli. xvijs.
	The summe of the paymentes aforeseid is	lvijli. xixs. vjd.
	Md. ther remayneth a specialtie of xxli. upon the honorable Edward Erle of Derby for the goodes & Catell ther by hym bowght payable at the feast of Seynt Andrewe thappostill wch shalbe in the yere of our lorde god MI. Dxxxix	xxli.
And so remayneth in the seid Commissionours Handes nl. for they haue payed more then the [sic] haue Receuyd by ye sume of		xiiijli. iiijs. viijd.
	Certeyn guddes or stuffe Remaynyng vnsould late belongyng to the seyd late Monastery
Gylte plate	It. iij Chalesys and the head of a Crosestaffe all gylt wayeng	iiij^xx vij oz.
Whyte plate	It. broken plate whych was ouer a Crosse of wood & xj spounes all whytt weyng	xxx oz.
leade remaynyng vnsold	It. ther ys estemyd to be Ciiij^xx foters[245] of leade valued at [sic] the fother	DCCxxli.
Belles remayneng vnsould	It. ther remayneth vj belles weyng 1 hundreth valued at	xxxvijli. xs.

Md. ther remayneth all the howses edyfyed upon the scite of the seid late Mon. the pauement the grauestones glasse Jeroune tymber & Roffes of the Churche & Ilez to yt adioynyng the glasse Jeron and Roffes of the Cloyster the glasse Jeron of the Chapiter house the glasse & Jeron in the Dorter & ye tymber of the fratreter & farmery only excerp and soulde

Md. that the seid honerable Erle of Derby was put in possession of the seid late Mon & the Demaynez to yt Apptenyng to our soueraygne lorde the Kynges vse the xxj day of Octobr in the xxx yere of or. seid soueraigne lorde Kyng Henry the viijth

Pencions & stypendes appoynted & allotted to the late abbott and Couent of the forseyd late Monastery by the forseid Commissionors

Fyrst to Thomas Wytney late abbott	lxli.
It. to Robert Bageley pryor	vjli.
It. to Henry Benett	vjli.
It. to George Farny	vjli.
It. to Rauffe Motsett	cvjs. viijd.
It. to Randall Barnes	cvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Crosse	cvjs. viijd.
It. to Robt. Cheryngtoun	cvjs. viijd.
It. to Edmund Boultoun	cs.
It. to Willm prowluffe	cs.
It. to Thomas loke	xls.
It. to Rychard Cordon	xls.
It. to John Bykertoun	xls.
Summa	cxvli. vjs. viijd.
Fees and Annuites graunted owt by Couent sealle before the dyssolucon of the seid late Monastery
Fyrst to my lorde of Darby stuard of the seid Monastery & the towne and maner of loke	xls.
It. to Rychard Grosuenour stuard of pultoun	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to Vmfrey Witney Balyffe of all the lorsheppes & Maners belonging to the seid Monastery Wythin the Countye of Chester	lxvjs. viijd.
It. to Willm Damport Balyff of all the lordshyppes & maners of the seid late Mon. in the Countye of Stafford except the Toune of loke	iiijli.
It. to Robt. Burgh forester of the forest of loke belongyng to the seid late Monastery	[sic]
It. to John Cordoun Balyffe of the toune of loke	xxs.
It. to John Alynn Balyff of Rassall Norbroke & bysshopham	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to Richard Dann late stuard of housholde ther	lxs.
It. to Henry Beretoun	xls.
It. to Roger Williamson	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to laurence plunte	xxs.
It. to John Wytney	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to Robt. Warmyngton	xls.
It. to Thomas Wytney	xxvjs. viijd.
It. to Jamys Coke	xxs.
It. to William Halme	xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Thomas Redhed	xls.
It. to Jamys Statheham	xls.
It. to Nycholas Witney	lxvjs. viijd.
Summa	xxxiiij li.

Dettes owyng by the seid late abbot to diuers psons as folowyth

Fyrst to Henry Hargraues of luddyngtoun	xxixli. iiijd.
It. to Elyzabeth Alenn of Rossall	xxijli.
It. to John Alenn of Rossall	iiijli.
It. to the Wydow Amrye of londin	vjli.
It. to Helyn fitton of Sidingtoun	xvjli. xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Robt. Burgh for oulde dette	lxixs. ixd.
It. to Thomas Heth	viijli. vjs. viijd.
It. to Robt. Myddeltoun of Islyngtoun	xxxs.
It. to Thomas Maynewaryng of londondon [sic]	xxvjs viijd
It. to Thomas Ball of Chester	xlvjs viijd
It. to Jamys Colyar	viijli. xvs. vijd.
It. to Robt. Wandell	lxvjs. viijd.
It. to Willim Nyckted person of Rollestoun	xlvjs. viijd.
It. to John lokker chepelleyn of ypstons	xxxvs. viijd.
It. to Willm Heth of parkelown	xvs.
It. to Roger Williamson	iiijli.
It. to John Higgenboth	xxviijs. iiijd.
It. to John gudwyn Chapelayne of Chedton	iijs. iiijd.
It. to Hery bennett	vjli. xiijs. iiijd.
It. to Thomas Hattoun	xliiijs.
It. to Richard Hyggenbothe	xvs. vjd.
It. to John Cheryngton	xls.
It. to the pisshionors of Sandbath	vjli.
It. to Willm Dauenport	xxvs.
It. to Vmfrey Reynould	ciijs. iiijd.
It. to John Hale	iijs.
It. to Richard Vygors	xvjs.
It. to John Wood	xxiijs.
It. to Roger Tatton	xs.
It. to John Fayrfeld	xijs. iiijd.
It. to Hugh palenn	ixs.
It. to Henry Symson	viijs.
It. to Rychard Hergreues	xxxjs. viijd.
It. to John Feny	ixs. viijd.
It. to Thomas Cattoun	ijs.
It. to James Coke	xlviijs. ix d.
It. to Xpofer Crowther	iijs. iiijd.
It. to Edward plummer	vijs. iiijd.
It. to Jamys Vygors taylor	xiijs. xjd.
It. to Willm Rame of Newboulte	xli.
It. to Sr. Thomas Arundell Knyght	liijs. iiijd.
It. to Sr. Robt. Nedham Knyght	xxxiijs. iiijd.
It. to Robt. Warmingtoun for hys fee	xxs.
It. to Dan Wllm Crosse	xls.
It. to Willm feni	lxs.
Summa	clxxjli. xs. vjd.

APPENDIX VI
THE SALE OF THE GOODS AT THE GREY FRIARS, STAFFORD

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 86b)

The Grey ffryers
of Staff. surrendryd

The Sale of goodes ther made the xxvijth day of September, anno xxxmo. Henrici viij^ui ., as herafter followyth

Kechyn
Sol.	Fyrst, sold to the warden of the seyd fryers ij brasse pottes	viijs.
Sol.	Item, ij brasse pottes, sold to Edward Scudamour	iiijs
Sol.	Item, sold to the towene of Stafford ij Church candelstyckes	vs.
Sol.	Item, sold to the seyd Scudamour ij coberds, (xiid.); a cobert; a spytt, (vid.); and a tryvett	xviijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to the wardene vj platters	ijs.
Sol.	Item, a fryeng panne (iiijd.) and a peyre (ijd.) of pothangles, sold to the seyd Scudamour	vjd.
Sol.	Item, ij pannes, sold to ...	vid.
Sol.	Item, sold to the bayliff of Staff. a potthangles	viij. d.
	Summa	xxijs. ijd.
Butterie
Sol.	Item, sold to Doryngton, a gret basen	xxd.
	Summa	patet
Churche
Sol.	Item, a cope of tawny damaske	xijd.
Sol.	Item, a vestment and ij tynakles of old prest velvet, sold to John Savage baylyf	xiijd. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Thomas Williams ij copes of redd tartarne	xiid.
Sol.	Item, a sute of blue sarcenet, sold to Thomas Cradock	iijs. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, a sute of grene branchyd sylk, sold to Mr. Offeley	vj. viijd.
Sol.	Item, ij tynakles of dunne sylk, sold to Pereson	xxd.
Sol.	Item, ij auter clothes, sold to Robert Doryngton	xijd.
Sol.	Item, a cope of lynyn cloth steynyd, sold to a fryer	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, ij table clothes, sold to John a Lee	vjd
Sol.	Item, ij corperas casys, sold to the prior	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, a corperas, sold to the wardens of the churche	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to William Bentrey a stremer of lynyn clothe	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, a vestment of blue fustian and one of whyt diaper, sold to fryere Wood	vjd.
Sol.	Item, a sute of vestmentes of yolowe say, sold to Edward Rogers	xijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to John Webbe the tymber worke in the hyegh quyer, and a auter of alablaster in the body of the churche	ixs. viijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Rychard Lees all the setes	vjd.
Sol.	Item, a table of allablaster standyng in the church, sold to Mr. Loveson	ijs. viijd.
Sol.	Item in Seynt Fraunces chapelle all the seates, sold to Robert Doryngton	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, a image of Seynt Katerine, sold to ... Lee	vjd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Robert Doryngton, old bokes and a cofer in the library	ijs.
Sol.	Item, sold a old peyre of portatyffe organs to Mr. Lvsun	ijs.
Sol.	Item, an old cofer, in the vestry, sold to Janys Clement	ijs. viijd.
Sol.	Item, old wexe, sold to Robert Doryngton	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, a lampe, sold to Robert Doryngton	viijd.
Sol.	Item, old bokes in the vestry, sold to the same Robert	viijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Robert Whytgreve, a missale	viijd.
Sol.	Item, ij aulter candelstyckes and a pykes of copper, sold to Mr. Swynnerton	xijd.
Sol.	Item, a bere franke, sold to ...	ijd.
	Summa	lvs. viijd.
Bruehouse
Sol.	Item, sold to the vnder baylyff and to the late warden of the Fryers iij leades, one to brue in, and ij to kele in, fates,[246] iiij tubbes, a bultyng hutche, and a knedyng trowghe	xiiijs. viijd.
Sol.	Item, ij peces of tymber lyeng in the bruehouse, sold to Bagnoll	iiijd.
	Summa	xvs.
Hall
Sol.	Item, a table on the north syde of the hall sold to Robert Danes	xvjd.
Sol.	Item, sold to the hyeghe baylyff, the table on the sowth syde of the hall	xvjd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Robert Wetwood, the table at the hyeghe deske	viijd.
	Summa	iijs. iiijd.
Buyldynges
	Item, sold to Jamys Lusone esquyer all the church and quyer, with all edyfyenges and buyldynges within the precinct of the Fryers Minours surrendryd, with all the stone, tymber, tyle, glasse, and iron in the same, ledd and belles only exceptyd, and also exceptyd and reservyd the stone wall next unto the towne of Stafford	xxixli. xxd. pro. qua quidem summa prefatus Jacobus obligat. inter al. ad solvend. ad fest. Pur. beate Marie et Nativitat. sancti Johannis equal.
Sol.	Item, sold to the towneshyp, the wall of the Fryers next unto the towne	iijs. iiijd.
	Summa	xxixli. vs.

Sum of all the goodes
and buyldynges of the seyd ffryers sold

xxxiiijli. iijs. xd.

R’ by John
Scudamour
esquyer, r.

cjs. ijd.

	Item, ij belles, one a sauncebelle,[247] the other by estimation Xcth, in the custodye of Mr. Luson.
	Item, in ledd upon the quyer and a chapelle by estimation xlv. fotes brode of bothe sydes and xliij fotes long, in the custody of baylyffes of Stafford.

APPENDIX VII
THE SALE OF THE GOODS AT THE AUSTIN FRIARS, STAFFORD

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 87b)

The Austen
Fryers of Staff.

The sales of goodes ther made the xxvijth day of September, anno xxxmo Regis Henrici viij.

Church
Sol.	Fyrst, sold to Mr. Whytgreve, a masse boke	xijd.
Sol.	Item, a cope of blake chamlett, sold	ijs.
R.B.	Item, a vestment and ij tynaklez of blake say with albes and amyses, etc., sold to Richard Ward	iiijs.
R.B.	Item, a vestment and ij tynakles of tawny sarcenett, sold to ...	iiijs.
R.B.	Item, a vestment and ij tynakles without albes of bawdekyn with images of our lady, sold to Mr. Luson	xviijd.
R.B.	Item, ij tynakles with albes, bawdekyn with bryddes, sold to ... Affley	iijs. iiijd.
R.B.	Item, a syngle vestment with a albe and a blake orferuns, sold	xxd.
R.B.	Item, a vestment of redd fustyan with ij albes	ijs. viijd.
Sol.	Item, ij old copes, one of grene and another of old badkyn parke worke	ijs.
R.B.	Item, ij copes grene and yolowe partye Colowryd and rewyd, sold to Mr. Luson	xxijd.
R.B.	Item, iiij corperas casys	viijd.
R.B.	Item, a peyre of censours, sold to Thomas Browne	iiijd.
R.B.	Item, a vestment of white bustion, sold to the prior	viijd.
I.S.	Item, ij candelstyckes	xvjd.
I.S.	Item, a alter cloth	viijd.
I.S.	Item, old bokes in the quyer	vjd.
R.B.	Item, a pulpytt	iiijd.
I.S.	Item, ij ladders	viijd.
R.B.	Item, a table of alablaster (iijs. viijd.) and a dore (iiijd) sold to Mr. Stamford	iiijs.
R.B.	Item, the hyegh alter, sold to Mr. Stamford	iijs.
R.B.	Item, the bordes of the altar of the northe syde of the church	viijd.
I.S.	Item, ij grave stones of alablast, sold to ... Wolrych	xijd.
I.S.	Item, the organs, sold to Mr. Offeley	xxvjs. viijd.
Hall
I.S.	Item, a table in the old hall with ij trestylles	iiijd.
R.B.	Item, a table in the inner hall, with ij trestylles and ij formes, sold to Robert Doryngton	viijd.
Bruehouse
R.B.	Item, a bultyng table, sold to Margarett Whytfyld	ijd.
R.B.	Item, a furnes of ledd, sold to Mr. Stamford	vjs.
Kechyn
I.S.	Item, a great pot and a lesse	iijs. iiijd.
R.B.	Item, iij pannes of brasse	ijs. viijd.
R.B.	Item, iij platters, a dysshe, and a sawecere	xijd.
R.B.	Item, a trevett	iiijd.
	Summa	lxxixs.
Buyldynges.
rec. xls.	Item, sold to Jamys Loveson esquyer, Thomas Picto, and Richard Warde, all the tyle, shyngle, tymber, stone, glasse and iron, one marble graue stone, the pauementes of the church, quyer, and chapelles, with rode lofte, the pyctures of Cryst, Mary and John, beyng in the church and chauncell of the Austen Fryers, besydes the towne of Stafford, surrendryd with all other superfluos edyfyes and buyldynges within the precynct of the seyd Fryers, to be takyn downe, defacyd, and caryed awey by the seyd Loveson, Picto, and Ward, at there owne proper costes and charges, and to pay for all the premysses to the Kyng and hys heyres, successors and assignes	xxviijli. viijs. iiijd. Inde sol. pro Picto xls. et rem. xxvjl. viijs. iiijd. pro qua quidem summa Jacobus Loveson de Woleverhampton. Ar. obligat. inter al. ad solvend.ad fest.>br>Pur. beate Marie virginis et Nat. Sancti Johannis prox. equal. ut patet obligac. dat. Sept. anno xxxmo. regis enrici viij rem. cum J. Scudamour ar. rec. partic.

Sum of all the goodes and edyfyenges forseyd in the Austen Fryres sold

xxxij. vjs. viijd.

Rec. per J. S. cxviijs.
Super. pro edific.
xxvjli. viijs. iiijd.

Item, there remaynyth in the custodye of Robert Burgoyne, audytour, one playne crosse of copper, with a lytle image of Cryst sylver apon hyt, worth by estimation	iijs. iiijd.
Item, remaynyth in the custodye of John Scudamore esquyer, particuler receivor etc., one lytle woodden crosse platyd over verry thyn with sylver, worth by estimation	xijd.
Item, ther remaynyth in the steple one belle, by estimation x C^th in the custodye of Thomas Picto, worth by estimation	viijli.
Item, one lytle belle in the steple, weyng by estimation di. C^th, worth by estimation	viijs.

APPENDIX VIII
THE SALE OF THE GOODS OF THE GREY FRIARS, LICHFIELD

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 88b)

Prisours

Robert Ryve
William Colman
Marke Wyrley
Thomas Fanne

jurati.

Grey Fryers
of Lychefyld

The Sales ther made the iiijth day of October, anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij^ui

Sol.	ffyrst sold to Mr. Strete all the copes, vestments, and tynakles in gros for	xls.
Sol.	Item, sold to the seyd Mr. Strete ij > candelstyckes of latten	viijd.
Sol.	Item, the pauyng tyle in both the cloysters, sold to Mr. Strete	xls.
Sol.	Item, sold to Thomas Bardell, ij candelstykes	viijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Sir Thomas Dobsone, a presse, a bedstede, and a dore	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the old hostery and the ffermery, sold to Rychard Rawson	iiijli.
Sol.	Item, the tyle and tymber of the lytle cloyster, sold to John ap Gl’m.	xiijs. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, ij worte leddes[248] in the bruehouse, sold to John Sandelond	vjs. viiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Mr. Aston, a wynd	ijs.
Sol.	Item, sold to Thomas Fanne, the brycke wall at the churche ende	ijs.
Sol.	Item, sold to the master of the Ile, > a fate in the bruehouse	iiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Chapman, a fate	xijd.
	Item, sold to John Genynges, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the stable buttyng upon the churche ende	iiijli.
	Item, sold to John Mylward, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the iij houses joynyng together in the court callyd the Tenys Court	xls.
	Item, sold to Rychard Ballard, the lytle house over the ovyn	iijs. iiijd.
	Item, sold to Mr. Ryce, mastres Warden, mastres Stonye, vij leddes for wort	xviijs.
	Item, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the kechyn and the bruehouse, sold to Edward Spratte	liijs. iiijd.
	Item, sold to John Laughton, a cofere and a hutche in the buttery	xijd.
	Item, the cesterne of ledd, and the stone that hyt standyth in, in the kechyn, sold to John Genynges	xiijs. iiijd.
	Item, the glasse that ys lewse in the newe loggyng, sold to William Colman	iijs.
	Item, a lampe, sold to Edmund Bardell	viijd.
	Item, the presse in the vestrye, sold to the warden of the gyld	xvjd.
	Item, ij hutches, sold to Mr. Warden	viijd.
	Item, a fryers masse boke, solde to Marke Wyrley	iiijd.
	Item, the stone wall betwene the old ostery and the ffrater, sold to John Sadeler	vs.
	Item, the pauement of the quyere, sold to Mr. Stretes	xiijs. iiijd.
	Item the fryers setes in the quyere, sold to John Laughton	vjs. viijd.
	Item, the cundyt of ledd in the cloyster, sold to the master of the gyld and his brethern	xxxs.
Sol.	Item, a holy water stocke, sold to John Howlat	xxd.
Sol.	Item, all the kechyn stuff, sold to master warden of the gyld	xxs.
Sol.	Item, ij standert candelstyckes, sold to the seyd master warden	viijs.
Sol.	Item, the lytle cundyt standyng at the revestrye dore, sold to George Stonyng	vs.
Sol.	Item, the cesterne of ledd standyng in the porche at the Tenys Court ende, sold to Mr. Lytleton	xxs.
Sol.	Item, a lytle porche standyng by the dwellyng house, sold to Mr. Lytylton	xs.
recepi xxjli. iijs. iiijd.	Item, the ffrayter and the chambers stretchyng to the kechyn, with all the quadrant of the inner cloyster joynyng to the church and steple, and the church and quyer, and the long newe house of the est syde of the same cloyster, except and reseruyd ledd, belles, pauement, and grauestones within all the seyd buyldynges, save only the pauement of the seyd churche, whyche ys parcell of the seyd bargayne, sold to John Weston of Lichfeld, John Archer, Richard Cotes, gent., Hugh Bowde, Harry Hopwood draper, Michaell Hyll, John Genynges and John Mylward, and hath day to deface the steple, cloyster, and quyer forthwyth the churche, onles they obtayne lycens otherwyse of the Kyng and hys councell, athys-side the feast of the Purification of our Lady next commyng, and for all the residewe of the buyldynges iij yeres day[249] to pull downe and carye awey, and to have egresse and regresse for the same	xlijli. xiijs. iiijd. Inde sol. J. S. xxjli. iijs. iiijd. Et rem. xxjli. xs. pro qua quidem summa Johannes Weston, Johannes Archer, Ricardus Cotes et Hugo Bowde, obligat. ad sol. ad fest. sancti Michaelis archangeli prox. ut patet oblig. dat. quinto die Octobr. anno regni regis Henrici viij^ui. xxx. rem. cum Johanne Scudamour, ar. r. partic. etc.

APPENDIX IX
THE SALE OF GOODS AT CROXDEN ABBEY

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 89b)

Crokesden—The sales ther made the xvth day of October, anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij^ui as herafter followyth:

Sol.	Item, a lytle gatehouse on the north syde of the comyn wey, sold to Mr. Bassett	xiijs. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to Mr. Bassett, the loft under the organs	xs.
Sol.	Item, sold to Mr. Bassett, the lytle smythes forge	iiijs. viijd.
Sol.	Item, the bott of an asshe sold	xxd.
Sol.	Item, the roffe of the churche, sold to Sir Thomas Gylbert and Edmund Wetheryns of Chekeley parysshe	vjli.
r. xxxiijs.	Item, the roffe of the dorter,[250] sold toMr. Bassett	xxxiijs. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, sold to John Ferne, all theold tymber in the cloyster	vjs. viijd.
	Summa, ixli. ixs. viijd. oneratur.

APPENDIX X
THE SALE OF THE GOODS AT ROCESTER ABBEY

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11041, fol. 89b)

Rouceter—The sales there made, the xvj^th day of October, anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij.

Sol.	Item, the glasse and iron in thewyndowes of Seynt Michaelles chapell, sold to John Forman	iijs. iiijd.
Sol.	Item, the tymber of the seyd chapell,sold to William Loghtonhouse	vijs. vjd.
Sol.	Item, the shyngle of the samechapell, sold to William Bagnall	viijd.
	Summa: xjs. vjd. oneratur.

APPENDIX XI
THE SALE OF THE GOODS AT HULTON ABBEY

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 90)

Hylton—The Sales ther made, the xxj^th day of October, anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij^ui.

rec. iiijli.
oneratur
iiijli.

Item, sold to Stephen Bagott, gent. thre belles, a grett ..., for the somme of nynetene poundes syxtene shyllynges, after the rate of xviijs. the hundredd

xixli. xvjs. inde sol. J. S. ar. iiijli.
et rem. xvli. xvjs. pro qua quidem
summa prefatus Stephanus oblig.
solvend. ad festum sancti Michaelis
archangeli prox. ut patet
oblig. gerent. dat. xxi^o die Ottobr.
anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij cum
Johanne Scudamour ar. rec. rem.

APPENDIX XII
DISSOLUTION OF BURTON “COLLEGE”

1. Inventory and valuation of goods.
2. Sale of goods.
3. Payments to disbanded household, etc.
4. Expenses of royal officials.
5. Pensions.
6. Summary.

(P.R.O. Augmentation Office. Miscell. Books. Vol. 400, ff. 60–76) Transcript.

[fol. 60] [Being outside cover of inventory.]

Remembraunc for mr Skudeamor’

Phylipp Skudeamore to be a scoler in the Kynges
new colledge in oxfford
Skydmor
p Ann xxxviijuo

[fol. 61 blank]

[fol. 62] [21 Nov., 1545]

An Inventorye takyn the xxjth day of Nouember in the xxxvijth yere of the reign of or sou’aign lord Henry the viijth by the grace of god Kyng of Englond Fraunce & Irelond Defender of the Feyth & in Erthe sup’me Hedd of the Church of Englond & also of Irelond by Richard Goodryck & John Scudamore Esquyers appoyntyd by the Ryght Worshypfull s Edward North Knyght chauncellor of the Kynges maiesties most honorable Court of Augmentacons in the name of the Kyng or sou’aign lord of all the plate Juelles Ornamentes of the Church Wt all the goodes & cattalles belongeyng & appteynyng vnto the late Colledge of Burton vpon Trent in the Countie of Staff’ surrendryd & prisyd by Walt’ Charnell[251] & John Norton gent. Willm Murcott Richard Whyttell Willm Meycock & John Browne

Plate of the Church

Fyrst iiijor Challys Wt ther patentes gylt Weyng	xlix oz. di.
Itm ij Challys Wt ther patentes Whytt Weyng	xxxiij oz. iij qart’s.
Itm A Shypp Wt a Spone Whytt Weyng	xii oz. qart’.
Itm ij Sensors Whytt Weyng	xlvij oz.
Itm the Garnysshyng of A Crosse pcell gylt Weyng	vi oz.
Itm the garnysshyng of a gospell boke pcell gylt Weyng	xviij oz. di.

[sic]

Sma of the
ounces of the
seyd plate

pr.
clxvij

guylt
pcell guylt
Whyt

xxxiiij oz. di. exr.
xlix oz. di. exr.
iiij^xx xiij oz. exr.

[Signatures]

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

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Ornaments of the Church

Itm a vestment & ij tynakles of old Cheker velfett redd & blue Wt albes	xxs.
Itm a Chesable of Blue tartron Wt lions & ij tynakles of blue tartron Wt half moones & bryddes & albes therunto	xxs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of black velfett old & bare traylyd Wt grene & Wt Whytt Daysyes	xvs.
Itm an old Aut’ Front of Redd Sylke braunchyd wt Copp gold	iiis.
Itm an old Aut’ Front of Cheker Worke	iis.
Itm an old blue pall of tartron Wt. Daysies	iis.
Itm an old pall of tawnye sylke Wt gart’s	xxd.
Itm an old pece of a pall of gyng’ Collor sylke	xvjd.
Itm a pece of a old pall of black >Worstede Wt Starres	xijd.
Itm an old bann’ Cloth of Sylke	viijd.
Itm a Cope of blue tartron Wt lyons & bryddes	vis. viijd.
Itm a Cope of old & base redd velfett Wt lyons & brokyn	xs.
Itm a Cope of Crymsyn velfett braunchyd	xs.
Itm iij Copes of Count’fett Redd bawdekyn	xxs.
Itm a Cope of brokyn velfett Wt Daysyes	vs.
Itm a Cope of old Redd Count’fett bawdekyn	viijs.
Itm a Cope of Whyt sylke Wt Wheate eares	vs.
Itm an old Cope of Cheker velfett	iijs. iiijd.
Itm V Copes of Count’fett bawdekyn	xxvs.
Itm one old Cope of Whyt sylke	vs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Whytt Saye Wt gart’s & thalbes	vjs. viijd.

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Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Redd Saye Wt thalbes	vs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of grene Dornyxe Wt albes	vs.
Itm a vestment & ij tynakles of old count’fett bawdekyn wt thalbes	xs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Whyt bustian wt thalbes	iijs. iiijd.
Itm a old vestmt & ij tynakles of Redd sylke wt Flowres & >thalbes	iiijs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Whyt bustian	xijd.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of >blue sylke Wt Whyt Dasyes & thalbes	xs.
Itm a vestmt of Redd & Whytt Dornyxe	iijs.
Itm an Aut’ Front of redd & grene sylke wt vnycornes	xvjd.
Itm a vestmt of Whyt fustyan Wt a redd Crosse	viijd.
Itm a vestmt of old grene Damaske Wt an albe	ijs.
Itm a vestmt of tawnye sylke Wt yelowe bryddes & flowres & lyons	xijd.
Itm a vestmt of Whytt & tawnye sylke Wt Flowres	xxd.
Itm a vestmt of black Worstede	ijs.
Itm viij albes	xxs.
Itm iij quysshynges[252]	viijd.
Itm the p’sse for the Copes	xijd.
Itm ij grett Candelstyckes of latton	vs.
Itm iiij Small Candelstyckes of latton	ijs.
Itm a lectorne of Brasse	xxs.

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Itm ij peyr of Organsvjs	viijd.
Itm one other peyr of organs	vjs. viijd.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Count’fett tyssue Wt thalbes to the same	vjd.

		dd. to the Thes.[253]
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Redd velfett braunchyd Wt Flowres & ij albes	ls.
Itm an Aut’ Front of Crymsyn velfett & Cloth of gold Wt Raysyd velfett	xxxs.
Itm a Cope of tawnye velfett braunchyd Wt Flowres	xxvjs. viijd.
Itm ij Copes of blewe velfett Wt Flowres	liijs. iiijd.
Itm vij Copes of Whyt Damaske Wt Flowres & sylke	lxxs.

gevyn to the Church of Burton	Itm A Sute of Westmts of Whyt Damaske	xxxvjs. viijd.	lvjs. viijd.
	Itm An Aut’ Front of Whyt Damaske Wt the Salutacon of or lady	xs.
	Itm a Canope of Redd Sylke Flowryd Wt Collors	iiijs.
	Itm a peyr of Organs	vjs.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

[fol. 66]

Implem’tes & Stuff of Howsehold

Petycanons Hall	Itm ij table bourdes V trestylles iij formes one benche Wt bordes at the Wall	iijs.	geaven to mr Secretary pagott
	Itm one cupbord	iiijd.
	Itm one peyr of small Andyrons	xijd.
	Itm one Fyre forke & A old Fyre Shouell	iiijd.
The Buttrye	Itm iij old brokyn table Clothes Whereof one of Diap & iij towelles	viijd.
	Itm a basen & A Ewyer of pewt’	xvjd.
	Itm iiij Candelstyckes of brasse	xvjd.
	Itm ij small standes for ale	vjd.
	Itm an alm’ye & a Cofer for bredd	xijd.
The Kechyn	Itm iij small brasse pottes	iijs.
	Itm ij small brasse pannes & one lytle Cawdron	xvjd.
	Itm one ther lytle Cawdron of brasse	viijd.
	Itm one Chaffron	xxd.
	Itm x platt’s (iij^s iiij^d) v pot tyngers & v Sawcers (ij^s vj^d)	vs. xd
	Itm x Count’fett Dysshes	xxd.
	Itm A Charger	viijd.
	Itm A Mort’ of brasse & A pestell of Iron	ijs.
	Itm iij pothangles & A barre of Iron	xvjd.
	Itm one gredyron iiijd. one old alm’ye ijd & A must’d mylle iiijd.	xd.
	Itm a peyr of Cob’tes & ij broches	xxd.
The bruehowse & bakehowse	Itm ij furnes of ledd	xxvjs. viijd.
	Itm xiij Wort leddes in iij frames	xxijs.
	Itm one grett malt Fate	vs.
	Itm one yelyng Fate	vs.
	Itm a Cest’ne of ledd	xxvjs. viijd.

[fol. 67]

	Itm a p’sse & a trowgh	iijs.	£ s. d. vij iij ij geaven to mr S. pagott
	Itm a table bord	viijd.
	Itm a bultyng Whynch	iiijd.
	Itm ij treddes ijs. & ij. trowghes viijd.	ijs. viijd.
	Itm a Moldyng table	vjd.
The Garden	Itm ij gable Ropes	ijs.
	Itm certen old ledd of glasse Wyndowes	ijs iiij.
	Itm iij pypes of ledd & a pece of ledd	vs.
	Itm certen old tymb’ vnder the garden & other old trasshe of Frontes of tymb’ & Images	iijs. iiijd
	Itm one old lytle Fate	viijd.
	Itm certen Shyngle	xijd.
	Itm a old ladder	ijd.
The grett Hall	Itm iiij table bordes Wt trestelles & Formes	xvjd.
The Entrye goying into ye Deanes Hall	Itm a table bord & ij formes	viijd.
The gret Chamb’	Itm the Hangynges of Steynyd Saye	xxd.
The Kynges Chamb.	Itm the Hangynges of grene saye	xxd.
The vtt’ Hall	Itm ij bordes Wt iiij formes	viijd.
	Summa Totalis of the seyd Inuentorye	xljli. xiijs. ijd.
vij^{li.} iiij^{s.} iij^{d.	Forasmoche as these pcelles to ye value of vij^li. iiij^s. iij^d. [sic] byn delyu’yd by the Kynges Ma’tes Offyc’s to s Wyllm Patgett[254] Knyght for Whych he ys to answer the Kynges Hyghnes Sythens Whych tyme the seyd s Wyllm Patgett hathe grawntyd oyr Implymtes of hys beynge at the spytalles of Kepyer[255] to the Kynges Ma’te beyng also of greater value Make therefore a dyscharge of the seyd vijli. iiijs. iijd. and Redelyu’ that Was made for the seid accordynglye Edward North
	Richard Goodrick. John Scudamore.

[fol. 68]

Salez
Heraft’ ensuyth the Salez made by the seyd Richard Goodryck & John Scudamore at the tyme of ther beyng at Burton aforeseyd.
Itm sold to Willm Dethyck Esquyer a vestmt & ij tynakles of old cheker velfett redd & blue Wt the albes	xxs.
Itm a Chesable of blue tartron Wt lyons & ij tynakles of blue tartron Wt half Moones & bryddes Wt thalbes sold to s Phelyp Draycott Knyght	xxs.
Itm sold to s Willm Bassett[256] Knyght a vestmt & ij tynakles of black velfett traylyd Wt grene & Whyt Daysies	xvs.
Itm sold to s Robt More An old Aut’r Front of Redd sylke braunchyd Wt Copp gold	iijs.
Itm sold to mr Dethyck an old brokyn Front of Cheker velfett	ijs.
Itm a blue pall off tartron Wt Daysies sold to s. Willm Bassett	ijs.
Itm A pece of A old pall of gyng’ Collor sylke & A pall of tawnye sylke	iijs.
Itm sold to John Stone a pece of a old pall of black Worstede & a old bann’ Clothe of Sylke	xxd.
Itm a Cope of blue tartron Wt lyons & bryddes sold to s Phelyp Draycott Knyght	vjs. viijd.
Itm a Cope of old base Redd velfett Wt lyons sold to s Phelyp Draycott	xijs. iiijd.
Itm a Cope of Crymsyn velfett braunchyd sold to s Phelyp Draycott	xiijs. iiijd.
Itm iij Copes of Count’fett bawdekyn Redd sold to mr Dethyck & mr Charnell	xxs.
Itm A Cope of brokyn velfett Wt Daysyes & a old Cope of Redd count’fett bawdekyn sold to mr Dethyck	xvjs.
Itm a Cope of Whyt sylke Wt Wheate eares sold to mr Dethyck	vs.

[fol. 69]

Itm a Cope of Cheker velfett sold to John ap Gllm	iijs. iiijd.
Itm V Copes of Count’fett bawdekyn & a old Cope of Whytt sylke sold to s Willm Bassett Knyght	xxxijs.
Itm A vestmt & ij tynakles of Whyt sylke Wt gart’s & thalbes sold to mr Charnell	vjs. viijd.
Itm a vestment & ij tynakles of Redd say Wt albes sold to mr Dethyck	vs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of grene Dornyxe Wt thalbes sold to mr Welles	vs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of old count’fett bawdekyn Wt thalbes sold to s Willm Bassett	xs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Whyt bustian Wt albes sold to mr Dethyck	iijs. iiijd.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of old redd Sylke Wt flowres & thalbes sold to mr Dethyck	iiijs.
Itm a vestmt & ij tynakles of Whyt bustian Wtout albes sold to mr Dethyck	[xd.]
Itm a vestmt of blewe sylke Wt Whyt Daysies & ij tynakles Wt thalbes sold to mr Dethyck	xs.
Itm An Aut’ Front of Redd & grene sylke Wt vnycornes & A vestmt of Whyt fustian Wt a redd Crosse sold to John Stone	ijs.
Itm A vestmt of Redd & Whyt Dornyxe sold to mr Dethyck	iijs.
Itm A vestmt of old grene Damaske Wt An Albe sold to Robt Benett	ijs.
Itm A vestmt of tawnye sylke Wt yolowe bryddes & lyons old & brokyn sold to John ap Gllm	xijd.
Itm A vestmt of Whyt & tawnye sylke sold to mr Layton	xxd.
Itm A vestmt of black Worstede sold to s Willm Bassett	ijs.

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Itm viijth [sic] Albes sold to mr More	xxs.
Itm iij quysshynges sold to s phelyp Draycott	viijd.
Itm a p’sse for the Copes sold to George Constantyne	xijd.
Itm ij grett Candelstyckes & one lytle peyr of organs sold to s Willm Bassett	xiijs.
Itm iiij Small Candelstyckes of latton sold to John Stone	ijs.
Itm a lectorne of Brasse sold to thuse of the p’ysshe of Burton	xxs.
Itm one peyr of Organs sold to thuse of the p’ysshe of Burton	vjs. viijd.
Itm one peyr of organs sold to mr Vnderton	iiijs.
Itm one old pyxe of Copp sold to Willm Scudamor[257]	xijd.
Itm ij Copes of blue velfett sold to Robt Benett	liijs. iiijd
Itm iiij Copes of Whyt Damaske sold to Robt Benett	xls.
Itm an Aut’ Front of Redd velfett & Cloth of Bawdekyn raysyd Wt Redd velfett sold to Robt Bennett	xxxs.
Summa Summa of the Sales xxjli. iiijs. viijd.
p’. [i.e., probatur] re[m] xxli viijs. vjd.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

[fol. 71]

Ornamentes of the Church
dd vnto mr Tresorer

Itm A vestmt & ij tynakles of Count’fett Tysshewe Wt thalbes to the same p’syd at	vjli	dd to the Treasor’
Itm A vestmt & ij tynakles of Redd velfett Wt ij albes	ls.
Itm A Cope of tawnye velfett Wt An orffryes of Redd Turkye Satten	xxvjs. viijd.
Itm iij Copes of Whyt Damaske Wt Flowres of nedle Worke Wrowght	xxxs.
	Summa	xjli vjs. viijd.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

Receuyd of John Morley at the tyme of the Dischargyng of the late College of Burton vpon Trent in the Countie of Staff for and towardes the paymt of A certen debt by hym owyng to the seyd late College vpon hys accompt then & ther made viz by hys owne handes xxxjli. & by thandes of s Robt More xvijli ijs. iiijd.

xlviijli ijs. iiijd.

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Wages Rewardes & debtes y’ payd the xxiiijth day of Nouemb A° xxxvijmo R. H. viijui by Richard Goodrick & John Scudamore Esquyers Appoynted by the Ryght Worshypfull s Edward North Knyght Chauncellor of the Kynges maiesties most honorable Court of Augmentacon in the name of the Kyng or sou’aign lord for that purpose &c. Aswell to the petye Canons & Syngyngmen Wt other mynysters & s’untes of the late Colledge of Burton vpon Trent as also to such psons to Whom the Deane & Chaptor of the same late Colledge Was Indebtyd vnto as heraft’ ensuyth

Petye Canons neu’[258] Religious

Fyrst to s Willm Porter	Wages for one qart’ of a yere to be due at Crystmas next	ls.	iiijli.
	Reward	xxxs.
Itm to s Willm Myln’	Wages as aforeseyd	ls.	lxxvjs. viijd.
	Reward	xxvjs. viijd.
Itm to s Robt Baslowe	Wages as aforeseyd	ls.	ls.
	Reward for that he ys appoyntyd to be ye chief Curat of burton	nll.

Petye Canons late Religious

Itm to s Willm Sutton	Wages	ls.	ls.
	Reward	nll.
Itm to s John Hyern	Wages	ls.	ls.
	Reward	nll
Itm to s John Cart’	Wages	ls.	ls.
	Reward	nll
	Summa xvijli xvjs. viiid.

Gospeller

Itm to s Willm Tomlynson	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xlvjs. viijd.
	Reward	xiijs. iiijd.
	Summa xlvjs. viijd.

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Pysteler late Religious

Itm to s Willm Hether	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xxxiijs. iiijd.
	Reward	nll
	Summa xxxiijs. iiijd.

Syngyngmen

Itm to Arthure Buckenall mr of the Choryst’s	Wages	ls.	lxxs.
	Reward	xxs.
Itm to John Bradshawe	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xlvjs. viijd.
	Reward	xiijs. iiijd.
Itm to Richard Wylton	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xlvjs. viijd.
	Reward	xiijs. iiijd.
Itm to Willm Band	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	liijs. iiijd.
	Reward	xxs.
Itm to John Pem’ton	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xlvjs. viijd.
	Reward	xiijs. iiijd.
	Summa xiijli.] iijs. iiijd.

Chorystes

Itm to Symon Genyns	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. iiijd.
	Reward	vs.
Itm to John Wylton	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. iiijd.
	Reward	vs.
Itm to John Wylkynson	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. iiijd.
	Reward	vs.
Itm to John Buckenall	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. vjd.
	Reward	vs. ijd.
Itm to Ambrose Tete	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. iiijd.
	Reward	vs.

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Itm to John Coke	Wages	xiijs. iiijd.	xviijs. iiijd.
	Reward	vs.
	Summa cxs. ijd.

Deacons

Itm to John Stone	Wages	xxs.	xxxs.
	Reward	xs.
Itm to Willm Myln’	Wages	xxiijs. iiijd.	xxxs.
	Reward	vjs. viijd.
	Summa lxs.

P’ysshe Prist

Itm to Bartylmewe Kyrkby	Wages	xxxvs.
	Summa	p

Scole mr

Itm to Richard Harman	Wages	cs.
	Summa	pz

Bedemen

Itm to Thomas Breden	Wages	xxvs.
Itm to Robt Holder	Wages	xxvs.
Itm to John Bredon	Wages	xxvs.
Itm to Thomas Archard	Wages	xxvs.
	Summa	p^ts

Comon s’uantes

Itm to John Blount gent in Wages & reward xxvs.
Itm to Willm Fysshewyck	Wages	xs.	xvjs. viijd.
	Reward	vjs. viijd.

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Itm to xtofer palm’	Wages	xs.	xvijs.
	Reward	vijs.
Itm to Willm Mathewe	Wages	ijs. vjd.	iijs. ijd.
	Reward	xxd.
Itm to Jamys Gylbt barbor	Wages	vs.	vs.
	Reward	nll
Itm to Robt More p’yshe clerk	Wages	xs.	xvjs. viijd.
	Reward	vjs. viijd.
Itm to Willm Mason bruge mr	Wages	xxxiijs. iiijd.	xxxiijs. iiijd.
	Reward	nll
Itm to Willm port’	Wages	vjs. viijd.	viijs. iiijd.
	Reward	xxd.
Itm to Avice Archard launder	Wages	xd.	ijs. vjd.
	Reward	xxd.
Itm to Richard Burton	Turnebroche	yn	[ijs. ]
	Reward
Itm to John Ledbett’ appitor	Wages	vs.	vjs. viijd.
	Reward	xxd.
		Summa	vjli xvijs. iiijd.
Sma Totall of all Wages & Rewardes aforeseyd		xijli ijs. vjd. p’.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

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Debtes payd y’

Itm payd the xxiiijth day of Nouemb A° xxxvijmo R. H. viijui to John Lambert[259] baylyf of Aldestree & Appulbye for so moche money owyng vnto hym by the late Deanes & Chaptor of the seyd late Colledge of Burton for hys Fee of xxvjs viijd by yere due vnto hym for iiij yeres endyd at the Feast of Seynt Michaell tharchaungell last as app’yth in the boke of debtes	cvjs. viijd.
Itm payd to John Stone late one of the Deacons y’ for so moche money by hym disbursyd for certen Wyne Waxe & tallowe candelles expendyd in the Church in the tyme of Dyvyne s’uys syns Michaelmas last	vijs.
Itm payd to Robt Bradshawe gent. port’ of the gates of the seyd late Colledge for pte of hys Fee of lxs. payable by the Deane & Chaptor of the same late Colledge due vnto hym at Michaelmas last	xls.
Itm payd to Nichas Burwey gent. vnderstuard & clerk of the Courtes holdyn Wtin the lordshyp of Burton for so moche money owyng vnto hym by the seyd late Deane for his Fee of xiijs. iiijd. by yere for exercysyng of the seyd office due for iij yeres endyd at Michaelmas last As App’yth in the boke of Debtes	xls.
Summa	ixli xiijs. viijd.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

[fol. 77]

The Costes[260] & Charges of Richard Goodryck & John Scudamore Esquyersappoyntyd by the Ryght Worshypfull s Edward North Knyght Chauncellor ofthe Kynges maiesties most honorable Court of Augmentacon in the nameof the Kyng or sou’aign lord for takyng of An Inuentorye of the plateJuelles ornamentes of the Church Wt the Implemtes & Stuff of howseholdbelongyng & appteynyng vnto the late Colledge of Burton vpon Trent inthe Countie of Staff surrendryd Rydyng from London vnto Burton & thercontynuyng Wt ther Retorne from thens to London As heraft’ ensuyth.
Fyrst payd at London the xvjth day of Nouemb A° xxxvij R. H. viijui for mendyng of the Saddelles of the seyd John Scudamore	vs. iiijd.
Itm for Shoyng of ix horses of the seyd John Scudamor	iiijs. ixd.
Summa	xs. jd.

The xvijth day of Nouemb’

Supp’ at Seynt Albons

In bredd viijd. Ale xvjd. Wyne nll. Mutton xxijd. beoff vjd. one Capon xvjd. one Cowple of Conyes xd.	vjs. vjd.
Itm payd for Fyre & Candelles	xijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’ that nyght	vijs. vd.
Itm for mr palm’s[261] Horsemete Hys s’untes supp Wt Hys Drynkyng aft’ supp & for Fyre	xvijd.
Itm payd the xviijth day of Nouemb for brakefast y’	viijd.

The xviijth day of Nouemb’

Den’ at Bryckhyll[262]

In bredd viijd. Ale ixd. Wyne iiijd. Beoff viijd. Mutton iiijd. pygge vijd. & one cowple of Conyes xd.	iiijs. ijd.
Itm for Fyre y’	ijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’	iijs. xjd.
Itm for Shoyng y’	vjd.
Summa	xxvs. xjd. [sic]

[fol. 78]

Supp’ at Towcetr’

In bredd vjd. Ale xiijd. Wyne xiijd. Mutton xixd. Chekens viijd. Suyttes vjd. Chese & Apples ijd.	vs. vijd.
Itm for Fyre & Candelles y’	xvjd.
Itm for Horsemete y’ that nyght	ixs. vjd.
Itm for Shoyng y’	iiijd.
Itm for brekefast y’ the xixth day of Nouemb	xiijd.
Summa	xvijs. xd.

The xixth day of Nouemb’

Den’ at Dayntree[263]

In bredd vjd. Ale ixd. Wyne iiijd. beoff xvjd. Mutton vjd. Chese jd.	iijs. vjd.
Itm for Fyre	ijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’	ijs. xd.

Supp’ at Couentre’

In bredd iiijd. Ale xiijd. Wyne iiijd. & Mutton xxd.	iijs. vd.
Itm for Fyre & Candell y’	xvjd.
Itm for Horsemete y’ viijs.	xjd.
Itm for Shoyng mendyng of Saddles & for a Drynche for a Horse	viijd.
Itm for Drynkyng in the mornyng y’	viijd.
Summa	xxjs. vjd.

The xxth day of Nouemb’

Den’ at Atherston

In bredd vd. Ale ixd. Wyne iiijd. Buttor iiijd. Egges iijd. Herryng jd. Chese iiijd	ijs. vjd.
Itm for Horsemete y’	xxjd.

At Burton that nyght

In bredd xd. Ale ijs. Buttor vd. Egges ijd. Chese iijd. Saltfysshe xd. Fresshefysshe vd.	iiijs. xjd.
Summa ixs. ijd.

[fol. 79]

At Burton the xxjth xxijth xxiijth
& xxiiijth Days of Nouemb’

Itm for xj Dossen of bredd	xjs.
Itm for xlvij gallons of Ale At iiijd. the gallon	xvs. viijd.
Itm for one pottell of Wyne	viijd.
Itm for vj lib. of Candelles at ijd. the lib.	xijd.
Itm for pottes & cuppes	iiijd.
Summa xxviijs. viijd.

The xxjth day of Nouemb’

In buttor	viijd.
Itm for Egges	vjd.
Itm for Saltfysshe	xviijd.
Itm for Fresshe Fysshe	xijd.
Summa iijs. viijd.

The xxijth xxiijth & xxiiijth days of Nouemb’

Itm for beoff	vs. viijd.
Itm for Mutton	iijs. iiijd.
Itm for veale	xxd.
Itm for iiijor geese	ijs.
Itm for ij pygges	xiiijd.
Itm for iij Capons	xvjd.
Itm for one Woodcock	ijd.
Itm for black bryddes	iiijd.
Summa xvs. viijd.

[fol. 80]

Other necess’ie p’uyc’on

Itm for must’d	ijd.
Itm for Vinegre	iijd.
Itm for Salt	iiijd.
Itm for Flowre to bake venyson	xvd.
Itm for pep’	vjd.
Itm for Saffron	ijd.
Itm for Suger	iiijd.
Itm for small reasons	iijd.
Itm for Chese & Apples	viijd.
Itm for bastyng butt’	iiijd.
Itm for Fyre Wood	vjs.
Itm payd to Thomas Ousbye beyng Coke for hys hyre	ijs.
Summa xijs. iijd.
Itm payd for iij of mr Goodryckes Horses mete & for ij of mr palm’s Horsemete	xs. viijd.
Itm payd for mendyng of mr Goodryckes Saddles & for shoyng of hys horses &c As App’yth by a byll	vs. vjd.
Itm payd for Shoyng of mr palm’s Horses & for ij drynches for hys seyd horses	xvjd.
Itm payd for Horsemete for ix of the seyd mr Scudamors Horses	xviijs. viijd.
Itm payd for Shoyng of the seyd mr Scudamors horses & for mendyng of his Sadelles at Burton	iijs. viijd.
Itm payd for a Saddell for the Cariage of the Kynges maiesties plate & ornamentes of the Church from burton to london	iiijs.
Itm payd for x yardes of Canvas to pack the seyd omamentes in & for a Maylyng Corde	iiijs. iiijd.
Itm payd for a Horse to Carrye the seyd plate & ornamtes	xxvjs. viijd.
Summa	lxxiiijs. xd.

[fol. 81]

Retornyng towardes London

The xxvth day of Nouemb’

Den’ at Atherston

In bredd vjd. ob Ale viijd. ob. beoff vjd. Mutton iiijd. one Capon vjd. one Chekyn ijd. one Conye iiijd. Butt’ & Chese iiijd.	iijs. vd.
Itm payd for Horsemete y’ for xv horses	ijs. ixd.

Supp’ at Couentre

In bredd xd. Ale ijs. Wyne vjd. Mutton xvjd. one Cowple Conyes viijd. one Capon vjd. Wyldfowle vijd. Apples & Chese iijd.	vjs. viijd.
Itm for Fyre & Candelles y’	xiiijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’ for xv Horses	viijs. ixd.
Itm for Shoyng y’	viijd.
Itm for Drynkyng in the mornyng the xxjth day [sic]	vjd.
Summa	xxiijs. xjd.

The xxvjth day of Nouemb’

Den’ at Dayntre

In bredd viijd. Ale xiiijd. Wyne viijd. beof ixd. Mutton ixd. A Mallard iiijd. iij Woodcockes vjd; Suyttes iiijd. Chese & Apples ijd.	vs. iiijd.
Itm for Fyre y’	iijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’	iijs.

Supp’ at Towcetr

In bredd viijd. Ale xvijd. Wyne xd. Mutton xvjd. A Mallard vjd. one Conye iiijd. Wyldfowle xd. Apples & Chese ijd.	vjs. jd.
Itm for Fyre & Candelles y’	xviijd.
Itm for Horsemete y’ for xv Horses	viijs. ixd.
Itm for Shoyng & mendyng of Sadelles y’	xiiijd.
Itm for Drynkyng y’ in the mornyng the xxvijth Day	vjd.
Summa	xxvjs. vijd.

[fol. 82]

The xxvijth Day of Nouemb’

At Bryckhyll

Itm for Drynkyng y’	xixd.
Itm for Fyre	jd.
Itm for Horsemete y’	ijs. vjd.

At Seynt Albones

Den’

In bredd viijd. ob. Ale xiiijd. Wyne iiijd. Butt’ iiijd. Egges ijd. oyst’s iiijd. Saltfysshe xiiijd. Herryng vd. Whyttynges vd. Chese & Apples ijd.	vs. ijd. ob.
Itm for Fyre & Candelles y’	xvid.
Itm for Horsemete y’ that nyght	viijs. xjd.
Itm for drynkyng y’ in the mornyng the xxviijth day	xijd.
Summa	xxs. vijd. ob.
Itm payd for the Hyre of iij Horses Hyryd by the seyd mr Goodryck by the space of xij days to Ryde from London to Burton aforeseyd for thexecutyng of mr Chauncellors Comaundemt aforeseyd	xvijs. iiijd.
Itm for iiij quere of pap’ xijd. one skynne of pchemt iiijd. for Waxe ijd. to Seale vp the Evidences & Also the Inuentorye Indentyd	xviijd.
Itm for the Costes & Charges of the seyd John Scudamore &c lyeng At London Aftr ther retome from Burton by the space of viijth Days to make certyficat of ther Doynges & Also from thens Home	xli.
Summa	x to xviijs. xd.
Summa Totalis of All the Expences Aforeseyd	xxvli. ixs. vjd. ob.

Richard Goodrick.
John Scudamore.

[fol. 83]

Summa Totalis of All the charges
& paymtes exp’ssyd in thys boke

iiijxx xvij to
vs. viijd. ob.

[fol. 84]

Pencons assigned vnto the late Dean and p’bendaries petycanons and other of the late colledge of Burton vppon Trent in the countie of Staff’ surrendred to be payd at ij termes in the yere That is to say at the feastes of thannucyacon of or lady and seint Michaell tharchangell by even porcons

Deane

Brocke

xlli[264] [sic]

P’bendaries

Robert	Rudd	xx m’kes[265] xvli [sic]
	More	xvjli
	Bull	xx m’kes

PETICANONS LATE RELIGIOUS

Sir Willm Sutton	vjli
Sir John Hyerne	vjli xiijs. iiijd.
Sir John Carter	vjli

PYSTELER LATE RELIGIOUS

Sir Willm Hether	cs.
Summa	cvjli vjs. viijd.
Sma totalis of thextraordynary charges wch remayne but at Kinges maiesties pleasure	lvj^li.
The some of all the charges ordynary and extraordynary conteyned in this boke amounteth to	ij^c lix^li. xij^s. iiij^d. ob.
Wyllm Morley	xls.

[fol. 85]

The Churche plate goodes & Cataill of the said late Colledge at theSurrendre of the same.
viz in	Churche plate	Gilte xlix oz. di	Clxvij oz Deliu’d to Thes p Indent. Dat. s John Willyams Knight die A^o [sic] xxxviij^o R. H. viijui
		pcell gilte (x)	xxiijj oz. di [sic]
		White	iiij^xx xiij oz.
	Orname’tes & Imple’tes	Ornamentes Delui’d to the said mr Thes psed at	xjli vjs. viijd. p Ind p’d
		Ornametes sold by the Comyssioners	xxjli iiijs. viijd. y’ Rec
		Implementes left in the house of the said late Coll	vijli iijs. ijd. Assigned to mr secretary pagett in liew of suche implemetes as he left at Kepier in Com. Ebor.
		Orname’tes valowed worth	lvjs. viijd. Assigned by discrecon of the Comyssioners to thuse of the >pisshe Church of Burton
	Debtes	Dettes Dew to thouse at the Surrendre	xlviijli ijs. iijd. y’ Rec^d.
		r	Thesxjli vjs. viijd. cu’
		Summa Totalis iiij^xxli. xiijs	clxvi oz. vnc. Argent.
		viijd. r	Rec. lxixli vijs.

[fol. 86]

Payme’tes made by the Comyssioners at the tyme ofthe dissolucon of the said late Colledge
	viz.
Wages & Rewardes of peti Canons Singingmen & other Ministers & s’untes of the Church there	lxijli ijs. vjd.
Paymet of Dettes Dew to sondry p’sounes	ixli xlljs. viijd.
The xpences of the said Comyssioners wth xli geaven in Reward for there paynes	xxvli ixs. vjd. ob.
Summa	iiij^xx xvij^li. vs. viijd. ob.
And so the Rec’ restith in supplussage vpon this Reconing	xxvijli xviijs. vlljd. ob.

[fol. 87]
[Endorsed.]
[Outside cover.]

The Inventorie of the plate Ornamentes goodes and Catailles of the Late Colledge of Burton vpon Trente Deliu’d by Richard Goodryck & John Scudamore esquiers Comyssioners for that p’rpose Assigned.

Burton sup’ Trente.

APPENDIX XIII
DISSOLUTION OF BURTON COLLEGE: SCUDAMORE’S RECEIPT FOR GOODS UNSOLD

P. R. O. Church Goods, 8/24a.

[4 Dec., 1545.]

This bill Indentyd made the iiijth of December in the xxxvijthyere of the Raigne of or soueraigne lorde Kinge Henrye the eightWitnessethe that I sr John Willms[266] Knight Tresoror of the courteof Thaugmentacyons of the reuenues of or seyd soueraigne the Kingecorone Haue Receuyd of John Scudamore esquyer Rceuor of the seyd courtewthin the counties of Salope Worc’ Herefford and Stafford by thandes ofWillam Scudamore his sone Certen plate and ornamentes latlye belongingto the late Colleidge of Burton apon [sic] Trent in the seidcountie of Staff’ as hereafter pticlerly is resyted
	That is to seye
Plate
Fyrst iiijor Chalesis wth theyr patentes gylte weyng	xlix oz. di.
Itm ij Chalesie wth there patentes whight weing	xxxiij oz. iij. quart.
Itm a shippe wth a spone whight weying	xij oz. quart.
Itm ij Sensers whight weying	xlvij oz.
Itm the garnyshing of a Crosse p’cell gyllt weying	vj oz.
Itm the garnyshing of a gospell boke p’cel gilt weing	xviij oz. di.
Orname’tes
First on Vessement wth ij Tynnades of count’faite tysshue wth albes to the same belonging.
Itm a vesment wth ij Tynnacles of Redd velwet and ij albes to the same belonging

]

Itm a Cope of Taunnye velwet wth an offer[e]s of red turkye satten
Itm iij Copes of whight damaske wth Flowers of nedle worke wroght
In witnes whereof to this presentes I have sett to my seale the daye and yere aboue writen.
	John Williamz.

APPENDIX XIV
LIST OF BOOKS AT BURTON ABBEY

(British Museum. Addit. MS. 23,944. See p. 200.)

The following list shows what books the Abbey of Burton possessed in the early part of the thirteenth century: it is not probable that many of them had disappeared by the sixteenth century. If we had a list of the books in the Abbey Library at the time of its Dissolution we should be able to form some idea as to the extent to which the Revival of Learning had influenced the monks there. Failing this we may notice with interest the number and character of English books at the end of this Catalogue, including Apollonius Anglicus (see note infra), which appears to be the only “pagan” book in the collection.

The list begins Hos habet Libros Ecclesia Burtonne, and the succeeding entries are therefore in the accusative case, e.g., “Bibliothecam in duobus codicibus.” I have, however, printed them in the nominative throughout.

Bibliotheca[267] in duobus codicibus
Omeliarum ab Adventu usque Pascham et Vita Sanctae Moduennae et Bernardus, super “Missus est [Angelus”][268] }	in uno codice
Psalterium secundum Augustinum in tribus voluminibus
Augustinus, de Civitate Dei
Augustinus, super Johannem
Augustinus, de sermone Domini [in Monte] et de decem cordis[269] et contra quinque haereses et Ieronimus, super Josue	in uno codice
Augustinus, Exameron[270]
Augustinus, Contra Iulianum [haeresis Pelagianae defensorem]
Augustinus, de Disciplina Christianorum et ejusdem epistola ad quendam comitem[271]	in uno codice
Regula Sancti Augustini a quodam exposita et cantica psalterii et Hugo, de Disciplina Novitiorum[272]	in uno codice
Hugo, super Ecclesiasten[273]
Gregorius, super Job, in tribus voluminibus[274]
Dialogus Gregorii[275] et liber qui vocatur scintillarum[276]	in uno codice
Gregorius, super Ezechielem
Pastoralis Gregorii[277]
Liber xl omeliarum Gregorii[278]
Registrum [Epistolarum] Gregorii in duobus codicis
Ambrosius, super “Beati Immaculati”[279]
Ambrosius, de Officiis [Ministrorum] et Hugo, de Archa Noe[280] et Beda, de situ [urbis] Ierusalem	in uno codice
Beda, super Lucam
Hystoria Anglorum secundum Bedam

Item alius liber vetustior
Decem collationes patrum et Liber qui vocatur Paradisus[281]	in uno volumine

Vitae patrum
Robertus,[282] super Canticum Canticorum et Sinonima ysidori[283] et Liber Effrem[284] et Regula Sancti Basilii et Decessus Bedae presbyteri	in uno codice
Item, Canticum Canticorum cujus auctorem ignoramus
Prognosticon futuri sacculi[285]
Ailredus, de Oneribus ysaiae[286] et Didascalion Hugonis[287]	in uno codice
Speculum Karitatis
Prosper,[288] et Diadema Monachorum	in uno volumine
Miracula Sanctae Mariae
Vita Sanctae Moduennae quam Martinus scripsit[289]
et alia quam Briennius scripsit[290]
Item alia antiquissima
Passionale Octobrii et Decembrii mensis Vita Sanctae Katerinae et Sancti Martini	in uno codice

Sermones Yvonis carnotensis[291]
Leviticus glosatus[292]
Anselmus, Cur Deus Homo
Item Anselmus, de processione Spiritus Sancti
Rodbertus, de Corpore et Sanguine Christi[293]
Compotus[294]
Gaufridi Abbatis[295]
Interpretationes Hebraicorum nominum[296]
Quidam liber de Titulis Psalterii
Vita Sanctae Werburge
Vita Sancti Edwardi
Vita Sancti Basilii
Vita Sancti Blasii
Vita Sancti Nicholai
Vita Sancti Johannis eleymonis[297]
et liber qui vocatur Dominus vobiscum
et Vita Sancti Dunstani
Vita Sancti Leonardi
Passio Sanctae Agathae et aliorum, in magno quaternione[298]
Vita Sanctae Martae[299] Egyptiacae versibus insignita
Arator, super Acta Apostolorum[300]
Sinonima Ysidori in parvo libro[301]
Sex libri Sententiarum qui fuerant Bernardi Abbatis[302]
Duo capitularia[303] vetusta
Ymnarium cum aureis litteris
Epistolae Apostolorum Canonicae
Omeliarium vetustissimum
Sermones Paschales Sancti Cesarii[304]
Ernaldus, de Villico iniquitatis[305]
Martirologia duo vetera
et unum novum
Regula duo vetusta
Omeliarium anglicum
Psalterium anglicum
Passionale anglicum
Dialogus Gregorii[306]
et Historia Anglorum anglica
Apollonius anglicus[307]
Evangelistae anglicae
Ymnarium anglicum
Hugo Abbas Radingensis,[308] de quibusdam questionibus.

INDEX
CHIEFLY OF PERSONS AND PLACES

Abbots Bromley, [59], [77], [79], [81], [84], [86], [90]
Abingdon, Nicholas, Abbot of Burton, [89]
Acton Trussell, [116]
Admaston, [116]
Akers, Henry, [123]
Albrighton, [93]
Alcock, Bishop of Ely, [19]
Aldelem, Aldelegh, [68], [104], [117]
Aldington (Kent), [183]
Aldred, Archbishop, [9]
Alenn, Elizabeth, [198]
Aleynn, John, [103]
Alfrike, Archbishop, [90]
Algar, [9]
Alien Priories, [19], [28], [31]
Allen, Thomas, Abbot of Hulton, [195]
Allestree, Allstrye, [69], [70], [79], [86], [89], [90], [149]
Alms, [1], [3], [60], [86], [89], [90], [111], [128], [207]
Almo, John, [168], [222]
Alton (Staffs.), [13], [62], [63], [68], [96], [97], [98], [99], [110], [130]
—— Thomas, Prior of Ronton, [112]
Amerton, [116]
Amyas, Robert, [21]
Andrasia, [79]
Anglesey, Marquis of, [201]
Annates Bill, [43], [44]
Anselm Spot, [90]
Anslow, [77], [81], [86], [119]
Apeton, [112], [114], [115], [117]
Appeals to Rome, Act in restraint of, [44]
Appleby, [90]
Appropriations, [2], [3], [15], [117], [118]
Ap Rice, [137]
Apultre, [127]
Arberton Grange, [115], [116], [181]
Archdeacon, [70], [71], [98], [103], [108], [111], [117], [120], [123], [128], [199]
Arnold, Richard, [167], [191]
Arnulph, Feast of St., [100]
Ashbourne, [98], [99], [116], [122]
Assarting, [112]
Aslebury, [104]
Asten, Robert, [107]
Astley, Thomas, [113]
Aston, [112], [114], [119], [120], [121]
—— Sir Edward, [25], [120], [203]
Atkyn, James, [147]
Audlem, [148]
Audley, [68], [108]
Audley, George, [54]
—— Henry de, founder of Hulton Abbey, [14]
—— Lord, [102]
—— Sir Thomas (Chancellor), [60], [75], [83], [91]
Augmentations, Court of, [56], [139], [144], [145], [147], [163], [171], [176]
Aunay, [13], [97]
Austin Canons, [10], [11];
Staffs. houses, [10], [30];
Wolsey’s regulations, [22]
—— Friars. See [Friars]

Bachaker, [112]
Bache, [204]
Bacon, Richard, [10]
Bageley, Robert, [190], [239], [242]
Bagford, [103]
—— Thomas, [204]
Bagley, William, [117], [204]
Bagnall, William, [169]
Bagot, John, [88], [89]
—— Thomas, [77], [116]
Bagott, Stephen, [170], [257]
Baguley, Thomas, [172], [190], [232]
Baker, Hugh, [117], [204]
—— Robert, [204]
Bannebury, Thomas de, [80]
Bannockburn, [96]
Bar, Magna and Parva, [23]
Barkley, [123]
Barleston, [68], [123], [124]
Barley, Hugh, [90]
Barnes, Randall, [190]
Bassett, Francis, [127], [158], [159], [160], [169], [176], [255]
—— William, [36], [54], [55], [110], [158], [168], [264], [265], [266]
Beauchief, [205]
Beaulieu, [13 n.]
Bech, Beche, [204], [233]
Beche, William, [168], [196], [222]
Becket, Archbishop, [10], [39]
Bednall, [116]
Belfeld, John, [87]
Benedictines, [12], [14], [87]
Bennett, Henry, [190]
Bentley Park, [77]
Berkswick, [58], [68], [117], [120], [181]
Berreston, [195]
Beyne, Abbot of Burton, [17], [81], [89]
Bible, [95], [201]
Biddulph, [6], [210]
Billington, [112], [113]
Billysdon, John de, Abbot of Croxden, [95]
Biscopham, [102]
Bitterstone, [24]
Black Death, [32], [72], [96], [109]
Blackmore, [93]
Blithburgh, [23 note]
Blithbury, [23 note], [94]
Blithfield, [69], [79], [111]
Blore Park, [143]
Blount or Blunt, Edward, [62], [105], [106]
—— John, [98]
—— George, [141]
—— Walter, [54]
Blurton, [122], [124]
Blythe, Geoffrey, Bishop of Lichfield, [26], [27], [30], [35], [42], [112]
Boleyn, Anne, [43], [44]
Bolton, Edmond, [190]
Bond, William, [168]
Bonye, Peter, [197]
Boston, William, Abbot of Burton and afterwards of Westminster, [43], [44], [45], [47], [48], [74], [83]
Bothe, John, [157], [175]
Boudon, William, [172], [190], [232]
Boughey, George, [117], [233]
Boyston, Thomas, [90]
Brabazon, William, [24], [36], [and note,], [37]
Bradborne, [124]
Bradley, [68], [93], [110], [111]
Bradnop, [107], [108]
Bradshawe, Robert, [177]
Bradwall, or Bradwell, Laurence, [123]
—— —— John, [193]
—— —— Thomas, Prior of Trentham, [122], [193], [195]
Brailsford, [127]
Branstone, [77], [86], [90]
—— William, Abbot of Burton, [81]
Brazenose College, [20]
Bredehurst, Henry, [123]
Brenn’, Hugh, [117]
Brewood, Cistercian Nunnery, [92], [141], [209]
—— Benedictine Nunnery, [14], [18], [62], [64], [67], [71], [92–4], [203], [204];
Dissolution, [138], [162], [171], [172], [175], [176], [178], [179], [189], [198], [199]. [App. iii]
See [Prioress Isabel Launder]
Bridgnorth, [108]
Brocke, or Brooke, Dr., [177], [191]
Brodsha, Thomas, [155]
Broke, Mr., [130], [156]
—— St. Mary, [138]
Broley, Nicholas, [167]
Brome, [92], [93]
Bromley Hurst, [77], [82], [84], [86], [88], [90], [130]
Browne, Robert, [117]
Brucheford, [112], [114]
Brugge, William del, [101]
Brykylbake, John, [168]
Buckinghamshire, [7]
Buildwas Abbey, [205]
Bulle, Roger, [191]
Burbank, William, [23], [25]
Burchard, [9]
Burdeslyme, [108]
Burgh, Hubert de, [39]
—— Robert, [103], [242]
Burgoyn(e) Robert, [145], [163], [165], [175]
Burnet, Archbishop Gilbert, quoted, [2], [4]
Burston, [120], [121]
Burton-on-Trent, [69], [75], [79], [80], [81], [82], [84], [85], [87], [90], [177], [196]
—— Abbey, [7], [8], [14], [17], [18], [30], [43], [47], [60], [74], [80], [81], [86], [95], [96], [98], [106], [129], [130], [131], [139], [149], [150], [157], [176], [201], [207]
Annals, [9], [74] and [note], [200]
Cook, [81]
Library, [200]. [App. xiv]
Manor Court, [84]
In Valor Ecclesiasticus, [59], [60], [61], [62], [63], [64], [65], [67], [69], [70], [71], [76], [77], [79], [86], [129], [179]
Dissolution, [160], [177], [203]
College, [177], [191]. App. [xii], [xiii]
Pensions, [190], [191]
See Abbots [Abingdon], [Beyne], [Boston], [Branstone], [Edie], [Felde], [Geoffrey], [Nicholas], [Packington], [Richard], and [Sudbury]
—— Grammar School, [81], [177]
Burton Overy, [98]
Burwey, Nicholas, [177]
Bushbury, [58], [68], [116], [117], [120]
Butler, Thomas, [102]
Byddel, [68], [108]
Bykerton, John, [190]
Byssheton, [116]
Byveley, [103]

Cade, or Keydr, Robert, [168], [196], [222]
Calder, [100]
Calton, [98], [100], [128]
Calwich Priory, [8], [10], [18], [30], [31], [32]
Dissolution, [30], [33–41], [42], [44], [45], [139], [189], [198]
See [Dr. Pole]
Cambryngham, [68], [107], [108], [204]
Cannock Chase, [12], [15], [114]
Canwell Priory, [11], [18], [22]
Dissolution, [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [30]
Cariswell, [68], [113], [117]
Carte, Reginald, [113]
Carter, John, [191]
Casterne, [98]
Cauldon, [69], [79], [84], [98], [99], [100], [130], [177]
Cauldwell, [84], [90]
Cavendish, William, [140], [162], [167], [170], [171], [172], [173], [176], [197]
Caythorpe, [100]
Cellarer, [101]
Cells, [31], [139]
Chad, St., [137], [159]
Chaldon, [122], [123], [124]
Chamberlain, Abbot’s, [103]
Chantries, [15], [63], [69], [70], [86], [109], [111]
Chard, Thomas, Abbot of Forde, [50], [99]
Charity, Monastic, [1], [3], [60], [86], [89], [90], [111], [128], [207]
Charnels, Walter, [90], [258]
Chawner, or Chalner, Thomas, Abbot of Croxden, [97], [145], [168], [222]
Cheadle, [95], [97], [98]
Checkley, [98], [120]
Cheddleton, [103]
Cherinton, Robert, [190]
Chester, [35], [102], [103], [205]
—— Earls, of, [9], [14], [121]
Chetwen, Chetwynd, Philip, [117], [233], [235]
——, —— William, [98], [116], [123], [203]
Chichele, Archbishop, [19]
Chillington, [93]
Chirton Cestria, [103]
Church Broughton, [68], [127], [128]
Churches, Parish, and Monasteries.
See [Appropriations]
Churchill, [105]
Churnet, river, [100]
Chyltrenhall Prebend, [113]
Cistercians, [11], [12], [67], [71], [94], [192]
—— Reformator of, [50], [99], [192]
Citeaux, [94]
Clanford, [112], [114]
Clarke, Robert, [168], [196], [222]
Clayborough, Dr., [28] and [note]
Clement VII, Pope, [23], [43]
Cleyton Gryffin, [122], [123], [124]
Cleyton, Rose, [116]
Clifton, John, [23]
Clinton, Bishop of Lichfield, [10], [27]
—— Geoffrey de, [13]
Clownholme, Le Clownams, [110]
Cluniac Houses in Staffordshire, [11], [22]
Cocke, James, [117]
Coke, John, [62], [105], [106], [194], [264]
Cokenage, [122], [124]
Cokysland, [112], [114]
Colet, Dean of St. Paul’s, [26]
Colman William, [166], [252], [253]
Collingwood, [77]
Colton, [116]
Colyer, James, [147]
Combermere Abbey, [103], [205]
Combridge, [110]
Comperta, [137]
Convocation, [30], [42], [43], [55], [87]
Coots, [107], [109]
Coppenhall, [120], [121]
Corbet, Ranold, [168], [223]
Corbet, Roger, [93]
Corden, John, [103], [194]
Corke, Ralf, [168]
Cornwall, [7]
Corpus Christi, [90], [128]
Corrodies, [15] and [note], [16], [21], [60], [62], [76], [80], [86], [87], [90], [96], [110], [118], [122], [123], [125], [203]
Corveysor, Richard, [197]
Coston, [23]
Coton, [115], [117]
Cotton, [114]
—— Humphrey, [191]
Courtenay, Thurston, [128]
Courts of the Manor, [77], [85], [90], [102], [103], [104], [109], [111], [115], [116], [120], [121], [124], [127], [131]
Coventry, [108], [117], [120], [129]
Cowley, [113], [114]
Crakemarsh Grange, [100]
Cranmer, Archbishop, [47], [83], [159], [160], [169], [176]
Cromwell, Thomas: concerned in Wolsey’s Dissolutions, [23], [25], [29];
and Calwich, [33], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [40],
and Appointments to Monasteries [43], [44], [45], [74], [126], [205]
and Tenths, [54], [57]
Dissolution of Monasteries, [52], [133], [134], [137], [140], [141], [142], [143], [145], [148], [149], [150], [151], [152], [155], [156], [157], [160], [161], [171], [175], [176]
Crosse, William, [190]
—— Thomas, [116]
Croxden Abbey, [8], [13], [17], [18], [30], [42], [50], [51], [62], [64], [65], [67], [68], [71], [94–100], [102], [110], [116], [130], [131], [192], [201], [202], [203]
Chronicle, [94–6], [200]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [97–9], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [145], [163], [168], [169], [176], [186], [199], [203]. App. [ii] and [ix]
License to continue, App. [i]
Pensions, [190], [195], [196]
See Abbots [Billysdon], [Chawner], [Howton], [John of London], and [William de Over].
Cumberland, [7]
Cunningham, Dr., quoted, [81, note]
Curson, [36], [38]

Dalbury, [124]
Damport (or Davenport) William, [103], [173], [194] and [note], [195], [242], [243]
Darlastone, [77], [119], [120], [121]
Daun, Richard, [103]
Dave, George, [168]
Dawley, [93]
Day, Richard, [196]
Dayne, John, [168]
Demesne, [77], [98], [102], [103], [105], [107], [108], [110], [111], [113], [114], [115], [119], [121], [122], [124], [127], [128], [142]
Denstone, [100], [110], [111]
Derby, [81], [84], [98], [111], [128], [130]
—— Lord Edward, [103], [162], [170], [174], [193], [203], [204], [205], [237], [241], [242]
Derbyshire, [7]
Dieulacres Abbey, [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [30], [60], [62], [64], [65], [67], [68], [71], [95], [107], [131], [139], [148], [180], [183], [184], [185], [186], [197], [201], [207]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [102], [103], [179], [204]
Dissolution, [170], [171], [172], [173], [174] and [note], [175], [187], [193], [199], [203], [204], App. [ix]
Pensions, [190], [195], [196]
See Abbots [Goodfellow], [Whitmore], and [Whitney]
Dijon, [94]
Doddington, [114]
Domesday Book, [75]
Dorynton, Dorrington Robert, [165], [201], [246], [247], [249]
Dove, River, [167]
Dover, Bishop of. See [Ingworth]
Doveridge, [68], [98], [127], [128]
Doveridge Holt, [127]
Draycott, [130]
—— Edmund de, [101]
—— or Dreycote, Philip, [107], [203], [204], [264], [265], [266]
Drayngton, [116]
Drayton, [24], [115], [117]
—— Edmund de, [101]
Duddlestone, [105]
Dudley, [23], [59], [105], [106]
—— Prebendary Arthur, [159]
—— Lord Edward, [25]
—— Priory, [6], [11], [18], [30], [58], [59], [62], [64], [67], [70], [71], [92], [139], [202]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [104–6], [179]
Dissolution, [194], [199], [203]
See [Prior John Webley]
Dudley, Sir John, [6], [105], [116], [194]
Duffield, [127]
Dulverne, [113]
—— Richard de, Prior of Trentham, [122]
Duranstrope, [116]
Durham (County), [7]
Dutton, Sir Piers, [46] and [note]

Easter Communion, [11], [110], [111]
East Molesey, [39]
Eccleshall, [112], [113]
Edelston, [128]
Edensor (Derbyshire), [68], [110], [111]
Edensore, Edward, [90]
Edie, William, Abbot of Burton, [47], [82], [137], [149], [177], [191]
Ednaston, [127]
Educational work of Monasteries, [3], [17], [86]
Edulneston, [127]
Edward I, [16], [109], [118]
—— II, [16], [80], [96], [106], [122]
—— III, [15], [17], [76], [80]
Edwin and Morcar, [9]
Egerton, Richard, [116]
Elford, [24]
Elizabeth, Queen, [41], [45], [174] and [note]
Elkeston, [122], [123], [195]
Ellaston (“Glaston”), [31], [34], [98] and [note], [100], [110], [130], [198]
Ellenhall, Elynhall, [112], [114], [195]
Ellerton, [112]
Erdeswick, Sampson, quoted [41], [195]
Essex, William, [113]
Esteleke, [128]
Esyng, [103], [104]
Etheldred, King, [90]
Everest, Robert, [149]

Fairs, [17], [190]
Fairwell Nunnery, [14], [18], [27], [28]
Fanne, Thomas, [166], [255]
Farysley, [24]
Feccham, [23]
Felde, Thomas de, Abbot of Burton, [17], [89]
Fenny Compton, [123]
Fenton, [127]
Ferny, George, [190]
Ferrers, Henry de, Founder of Tutbury, [9], [129]
Ferrers, Earl, [116], [117], [194], [203], [235]
—— Robert de, [115]
Field, [77], [88], [102]
Fillingham, [107], [109]
Findern, [79], [191]
First Fruits, Bill for, [52]
Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, [19]
Fitzherberts, [38], [40], [70], [168]
Flashbrook, [112]
Fleet Prison, [41]
Fleetwood, John, [40], [41]
Forde, Prior of, [50], [51], [191], [192]
Foresters, [103], [194], [204]
Forest Laws, [15], [114]
Forman, John, [169]
Fort, Thomas, Prior of Stone, [20], [119]
Foston, [110]
French Wars. See [“100 Years’ War”]
Friars, [14], [52], [129], [150], [151], [157], [183], [185], [211]
Frideswide’s, St., Oxford, [22]
Frith, le, [103], [104], [195]
Frodswell, [115], [117]
Froude, J. A., quoted, [1], [183]
Fulford, [121]
Fulling Mills, [15], [111], [121], [130]
Furnivalls, [96]
Fyndern, [36], [38], [90]
Fyssher, William, [191]
Fyton, Sir Thomas, [119]

Gaddesby, [123]
Gairdner, Dr., quoted [2], [139 note]
Gallows, [100]
Gasquet, Dr., quoted [2], [139 note]
Gaunt, Robert, [128]
Geoffrey, Abbot of Burton, [200]
Geyton, [68], [117]
Giffard, Mr., [175]
Gifford (or Gyfford), John, [6], [25], [36], [54], [55], [93], [113]
——, —— Thomas, [54], [55], [116], [225], [227]
Glaston = Ellaston, q.v.
Glebe, [67], [68], [79], [102], [117], [124]
Gloucester College, Oxford, [87]
Gnosall, [112], [113]
Goodcole, John, [191]
Goodfellow, John, Abbot of Dieulacres, [101]
Goodrich, Richard, [177], App. [xii]
Gordon, John, [103]
—— Richard, [190]
Gorton, Dan Richard, [83]
Gostree, [104]
Gostwick, John, Treasurer of First Fruits, [40]
Grafton, George, [168]
—— William, Abbot of Rocester, [109], [168], [193], [195]
Great Gate, [100], [195]
—— Meadow, [110]
Green, J. R., quoted, [2]
Grenburgh, [68], [113], [114]
Grene, Alexander, [151]
Gresley, George, [54], [55], [116]
—— Nicholas, [35]
—— Thomas, [149]
—— Thomas de, [87]
Greswike, Sampson, [147]
Grindley, [116]
Grindon, [69], [79]
Grosvenor, John, [54], [55]
—— Richard, [103], [242]
Gynne, Richard, [123]

Hadford, [103]
Halghton, [112]
Halywell, [109]
Hampton, [94]
—— Court, [28]
Hamstall Ridware, [69], [79]
Hanchurch, [122], [124]
Hanyate, [116]
Harborne, [23]
Harcourt, Harecourt, John, [113], [203]
——, —— Robert, [195]
——, —— Richard, [39]
——, —— Simon, [140], [141], [142], [144]
Hargreaves, Henry, [197]
—— Laurence, [197]
Harmon, Bishop of Exeter, [26]
Harvey Richard, [172], [190], [232]
—— William, [117]
Hartshorne, [98]
Hastings, Lord, [142], [160]
Hatton, [128]
Haughmond Abbey, [10], [112], [113]
Heathhouse Grange, [112], [114]
Heath Mill, [197]
Heith, Richard, [158]
Heithcott, Robert, [191]
Hendon, Thomas, [168], [222]
Hennege, Thomas, [171]
Henry I, [13]
—— II, [13]
—— III, [14], [94], [109], [118]
—— IV, [87], [88], [115], [125]
—— V, [19]
—— VI, [17], [109]
—— VIII, [16], [19], [21], [26], [39], [42], [43], [44], [48], [50], [55], [80], [99], [122], [130], [134]
Henyngton, [94]
Herefordshire, [7]
Heron, John, [191]
Heth, Roland, [127], [195]
Hether, William, [191]
Hevedale, [112], [114]
Hevehall, [112], [113]
Heyton, [103], [104]
Higdon, John, Dean of Cardinal’s College, [24], [25]
Hilderstone, [120], [121]
Hilton, Hylton, Roger, [167], [195]
Hodgetts, [159]
Hoggson, John, [113]
Hognaston, [110]
Holcroft, Mr., [149]
Hollington, Holington, [127], [128]
Holond, Holland, Otto, [116], [117]
Holte, Thomas, [54]
Hopton, [116]
Hornington, [77]
Hospitality, [1], [16], [118]
Horsbrook, [92] and [note]
Horton, [103]
Howton, Abbot of Croxden, [94]
Hulme, [104]
Hulton, [130]
Hulton Abbey, [6], [14], [18], [30], [59], [62], [64], [65], [67], [68], [70], [71], [95], [98], [106–9], [124], [130], [131], [196]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [107], [108], [179], [204]
Dissolution, [138], [145], [163], [169], [171], [186], [199], [203]. App. [xi]
Pensions, [195]
See Abbots [Allen], [John], and [Wilkyns]
Hulton Manor, [107], [108]
Hunchedial, [100]
Hundred Years’ War, [72], [96], [124]
Huntingdon, George, Earl of, [90], [193], [203]
—— Francis, Earl of, [193]
Hyll, William, [127]
Hyns, [24]

Ilam, [69], [79], [86], [101]
Images, [158]
Indulgences, [31]
Ingworth, Bishop of Dover, [130], [150], [151], [152], [153], [154], [155], [156], [175], [184]
Injunctions, [135]
Insolvency of Monasteries, [96], [184], [187]
Ironmonger, Thomas, [123]
Isabella, Queen, [76]

Jermy, John, [191]
Jerusalem, Knights of St. John of, [53] and [note], [116], [124]
Jews, [15]
John, Abbot of Hulton, [106]

Katherine of Aragon, [43]
Keele, [15], [19]
Kelyng, John, [112], [113]
—— Thomas, [168], [222]
Kenilworth Abbey, [10], [30], [32], [40], [118], [119], [120]
Kent (County), [7], [57]
Keydr (or Cade), Robert, [168], [196], [222]
Kidderminster, [93]
Kirk Broughton. See [Church Broughton]
Knighton, [112], [113]
Knutsford, [103]
Kybbulston, [122], [123], [124]
Kyngeley, [111]
Kynston, [68], [110]

Labourers, Statute of, [88]
Lambert, John, [90], [271]
Lamp, Endowment of, [69], [86], [89]
Lancashire, [7], [102]
Lancaster, Earls of, [95], [121], [124], [125]
Lane, Richard, [127]
Langley, [98], [128]
Langton, Archbishop, [14]
Lapley Priory, [9], [118]
Suppression of, [19]
—— Rural Deanery of, [55], [61], [63]
Lateran Council, [67]
Latimer, Bishop, [150]
Launde Stockton, [112]
Launder, Isabel, [92], [189], [195], [227], [228]
Laundresses, [178]
Lavynden, Richard de, Prior of Trentham, [121]
Layton, Dr. Richard, [133], [134], [136], [138], [158], [201], [224]
Leases, [72]
Lee, [116]
—— Roland, Bishop of Lichfield, [33], [43], [44], [45], [47], [52], [54], [57], [60], [126], [142], [143], [145], [148], [152], [157], [160], [161], [162], [170], [172], [185], [229], [234]
Leek, [8], [14], [62], [63], [68], [98], [100], [101], [102], [103], [104], [172], [196], [204]
Lees, Thomas, [107]
Lees, [15], [109]
Legh, Geoffrey, [195]
—— Dr. Thomas, [133], [134], [136], [138], [158], [160], [162], [167], [170], [171], [172], [173], [176], [193], [197], [224]
Leicester, Archdeacon of, [98]
Leicestershire, [99], [113], [123], [128]
Leigh, [69], [77], [79]
Lenton, [149]
Leo X, Pope, [22]
Lepers, [14]
Leveson (Loveson, Luson), John, [6], [164], [165], [210], [246], [247], [249], [251]
Liber Regis, [83], [200], [201]
Libraries, Monastic, [95], [200], [201]
Lichfield, [8], [14], [16], [27], [28], [36], [47], [59], [116], [134], [136], [137], [151], [155], [196]
—— Bishop, [62], [63], [70], [71], [86], [92], [106], [108], [113], [115], [116], [117], [120], [123], [124], [127], [185], [199], [229]
—— Cathedral, [27], [62], [63], [70], [86], [111], [120], [137], [159]
—— Dean and Chapter, [28], [62], [70], [71], [86], [108], [117], [120], [128], [185], [236]
—— Grey Friars, [14], [18], [150], [151], [163], [166], [184], [199], [209]. App. [vii]
—— Michael de, [95]
See Bishops [Blythe], [Clinton], [Lee], [Limesey], [Longsword], [Norbury], [Peche], [Smythe], [Stretton].
Lights, Endowment of, [15], [69], [86], [89]
Lilleshall Abbey, [205]
Limesey, Bishop of Lichfield, [10]
Lincoln, [107], [108], [109]
Lincolnshire, [7], [107]
Littleover, [79]
Littleton, Edward, [25], [54], [55], [90], [235]
—— Mr., [171]
Lisle, Lord, [24]
Loke, Thomas, [190]
London, [7], [52], [84], [98], [100], [169], [177]
—— John of, Abbot of Croxden, [95]
Longford, [98]
—— Ralf, [33], [36], [37], [38], [40];
Junr., [41]
Longnor, [103]
Longsword (Longespee), de Meulan (or Meyland), Bishop of Lichfield, [118]
Longton, [102], [122], [123], [124]
Lont, Thomas, [151]
Loughtonhouse, John, [168]
Lowe, [103], [104]
Lupton, John, [23]
Lymforde, John, [155]
Lyttleton, Mr., [160]

Macclesfield, Earl of, [201]
Madeley, [121]
Maintenance, [38], [101]
Mainwaring, Ralf, [90]
Manor Courts, [77], [85], [90], [102], [103], [104], [109], [111], [115], [116], [120], [121], [124], [127], [131], [205]
Marchington, [116]
Markets, [17]
Marshalsea, [101]
Marston, [68], [127], [128]
Master, Richard, [183]
Matherfield, [68], [127], [128]
Matilda, Empress, [12], [121]
Mere, Meyre, [68], [115], [117], [122], [124]
Merivale, [176]
Merton Priory, [39], [40]
>Meverell, Arthur, Prior of Tutbury, [125], [126], [145], [167], [191]
—— Humfry, [127]
Meynell, Henry, [90]
Meyre, Richard, [168], [196], [222]
Mickleover, [69], [79], [81], [86], [90]
Middlesex, [7]
Middlewick, [98], [102], [103], [104], [194]
Mills, Fulling, [15], [111], [121], [130]
—— Water, [77], [84], [99], [104], [108], [113], [114], [115], [122], [123], [124], [127], [130]
Milwich, [6], [68], [113], [120], [121]
Misterton, [98]
Modwen’s, St., Chapel, [69], [79]
——, — Image, [158], [176]
Monasticon, quoted [91];
Chap. [VI], passim
Monmouthshire, [7]
Montacute Priory, [50]
Moore, Robert, [191]
Morality of Religious, [72], [184]
Morcar, [9]
More, [108], [130]
—— Sir Thomas, [47], [48], [52], [133]
Moreton, John, [54], [57]
—— Thomas, [120], [191], [227]
Morley, Richard, [90]
Moseley, John, [191]
—— Richard, [191]
Motesset, Rauffe, [190]
Mountjoy, Lord, [98], [124]
Mountstrell, [98]
Mulneston, [127], [130]
Musden Grange, [98], [99], [100], [176]
Myfford, Meyford, [121], [124]
Mylward, Henry, [127]
Myxton Heyes, [108]

Nakerer, John le, [76]
Nantwich, [114]
Nativi, [83], [85]
Needham, John, [111]
Needwood Forest, [127]
Newbalt, Newbold, [103], [104]
Newcastle-under-Lyme, [14], [112], [123], [124]
—— Dominican Friary, [5], [14], [18], [129], [130], [150], [155], [156], [157], [175], [199], [211]
—— Rural Deanery, [62], [63]
New Learning, [20], [29], [72]
Newport (Salop), [113], [114]
Newstead, [122], [124]
Newton, [116]
—— John, [87]
Nicholas, Abbot of Burton, [17], [81]
—— IV’s Taxatio, [131]
Nigel, Fitz, [10], [30], [35]
Norbury, [70], [127]
—— Bishop of Lichfield, [11], [16], [27], [109], [110], [112], [118], [125]
Noel, Fitz, [10]
Norbrook, [102]
Normacot, [107], [130]
North, Sir Edward, [271]
Northfield, [105]
Northumberland, [7]
Northwich, [108]
Norton (Leics.), [68], [97]
Norton, East, [100]
—— Thomas, [167]
Norwich, Diocese, [53]
Nunneries, [14], [92], [192]

Oaken, Oken, [98], [99]
Oblations, [79]
Offley, [112], [114]
Okeover, Oker, [35], [37], [77], [109], [177]
Oldall Grange, [114]
Olton, [116]
Omburn, [104], [106]
Oncott, [98]
Orpe, John, [168], [195], [196], [222]
Orslow, [112], [114]
Orton, Walter, [168], [223]
Osmaston, Osmonston, [127]
Over, William de, Abbot of Croxden, [95], [201]
Overton, [127]
Oxford, St. Bernard’s College (now St. John’s), [50]
Brazenose College, [20]
Cardinal’s College, [22], [24], [26]
See [Higdon, John]
Gloucester College (now Worcester), [87]
New College, [201], [205]
Trinity College, [140]

Packington, [24]
—— Thomas, Abbot of Burton, [85]
Paget, Sir William, afterwards Baron Paget of Beaudesert, [177], [263] and [note], [264] and [note]
Paganel, Gervase, Baron of Dudley, [11]
“Palfrey Money,” [127]
Paper Surveys, [110], [113]
Parliament, “Reformation,” [30], [44], [47], [137]
Parry, William, [117]
Particulars for Grants, [5]
Peche, Bishop of Lichfield, [10]
Peckham, Archbishop, [16]
Penford, [115], [116], [117]
Penford, John, [93]
Penkridge, [113]
Pensions to Religious, [26], [79], [178], [189–91], [198]
—— — Lay Inmates, [193], [194]
Penulton, [115], [116]
Peter-sur-Dive, St., [9], [124], [125]
Picto, Thomas, [164], [165], [166], [251]
Pigs as Rent, [128]
Pilgrimage of Grace, [146], [211]
Pillatonhall, [77]
Pipstoke (or Pykstoke), William, [172], [190], [232]
Pitt, Thomas, [93]
Plante, William, [5]
Pole, Dr., [33], [39], [45], [46], [189], [212 note]
—— Henry, [111], [127]
—— John, [191]
—— Reginald (Cardinal), [22]
Polesworth Abbey, [85]
Pope, Sir Thomas, [140]
Pothlac, [86], [90]
Pottery Works, [131]
Præmunire, [42], [53], [55]
Pratye, John, [197]
Prince, John, [127]
Prowdluffe, William, [190]
Pulford, [103]
Pulton, Poulton, [100], [103], [104], [173], [174] and [note]
Puttels, [98], [100]

Quickshill, [110], [111]
Quinton, [116]
Quytgrave, Robert, [129]

Radford, [14]
Radmore, [12]
Ralf, Baron of Stafford, [14]
Ratclyffe, Alexander, [116], [117]
—— Laurence, [107]
Rathbone, Hugh, [147]
Rede, William, [107]
Reformator of Cistercians, [50], [62], [99], [192]
Revival of Learning. See [New Learning]
Renez (or Raynard), Thomas, [167], [191]
Repton Priory, [84]
Rheims, [9], [118]
Riche, Sir Richard, Solicitor-General, Chancellor of Augmentations, [140], [163], [165]
Richard, Abbot of Burton, [81]
Richard II, [16], [96]
Richmond, Archdeaconry, [53]
—— Duke of, [16], [21]
Ridding, [100]
Ridel, Justice Geoffrey, his widow, [11]
Robynson, Robert, [191]
Rocester, [68], [94], [109], [110], [130], [193]
—— “Abbey,” [5], [10], [11], [15], [17], [18], [30], [34], [36], [58], [59], [60], [62], [64], [65], [67], [69], [70], [71], [98], [102], [109–12], [130], [202], [207]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [110–11], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [145], [163], [167], [169] and [note], [171], [186], [193], [199], [203]. App. [x.]
Pensions, [190], [195], [196]
See Abbot [William Grafton]
Rogers, Thorold, quoted [4], [5]
Rolleston, [87]
—— Thomas, [168], [222]
Ronton, [112], [113], [114], [130]
—— Priory, [10], [18], [26], [30], [62], [64], [65], [67], [68], [70], [71], [107], [112–14], [116], [131], [195], [201]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [112–13], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [140], [144], [145], [203]
Pensions, [195]
See Prior [Thomas Alton]
Roses, Wars of, [72], [97]
Rokyn, Roland, [23]
Rossall, [103], [104]
Rothwell, Henry, [168], [222]
Rowley, [153]
Rudde, John, [191]
Rudheth, [103]
Rugeley, [14]
Rushton Grange, [6], [108], [210]
Russell, William, [117]
—— Thomas, [153]
Rutland, [7], [138]
Rycerdysctote, [116]
Ryve, Robert, [166], [252]

Sacheverell, Henry, [35], [37]
Salisbury, John of, [71]
Sallow, [69], [86], [89]
Salt, [116]
—— Houses, [116]
—— Pans, [15], [102], [103], [114], [130], [131]
Salve Regina, [94]
Sandbach, [68], [102], [104]
Sandon, [195]
Sandwell Priory, [18], [30]
Dissolution, [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [87]
Savage, John, [153]
Scudamore, John, [140], [143], [145], [162], [163], [165], [169] and [note], [171], [175], [177], [195], [199], [202], App. [vi], [vii], [viii], [ix], [x], [xi], [xii], [xiii]
—— Philip, [258]
—— William, [267] and [note]
Sedgeley, [105], [106]
Seggewik, John, [87]
Seighford, Seightford, [68], [112], [113], [114]
Seney (or Sinai) Park, [77], [82]
Sepulchre, Holy, Friars of the, [14]
Shardycote, [94], [116]
Shebridge, [120], [121], [124]
Sheffield, Robert, [123]
Shefford, [118]
Sheldon, Mr., [202], [203]
Shele, Thomas, [167]
Shene, Prior of, [26], [119]
—— [177]
Shepey, [113]
Shepherd, Thomas, [88]
Sheriff’s Aids, [90], [127]
Shirley, [128]
Shobnall Grange, [77], [82], [84]
Shrewsbury, [115], [155], [157]
—— Abbey, [102], [205]
—— Francis, Earl of, [5]
—— George Talbot, Earl of, (Lord Steward), [33], [35], [36], [98], [110], [125], [127], [143], [203], [205]
Shropshire, [7]
Skrymsher, Thomas, [39]
Smith, John, [90]
—— Thomas, [167]
—— William, Prior of Stone, [119], [142], [143], [144], [147], [148]
Smyth, Richard, [155]
—— Thomas, [191]
Smythe, William, Bishop of Lichfield, [20], [119]
—— John, [5]
Snape, John, [168]
Sneyd, [108]
Solubriensis Episcopus, [50]
Somersall, [111], [127]
Somerset, [7]
Southwell, [136]
Speed, quoted [2], [4]
Speenhamland, [96]
Spot, Wulfric, [8], [89]
Stafford, [8], [14], [98], [103], [111], [113], [116], [117], [120], [121], [128], [153]
Stafford, Austin Friars, [14], [18], [129], [142], [146], [150], [152], [153], [154], [156], [163], [164], [165], [166], [199], [201], [209], [211]. App. [vi].
—— Grey Friars, [14], [17], [18], [129], [150], [152], [153], [154], [156], [163], [164], [165], [184], [186], [192], [199], [201], [209], [211]. App. [v]
—— St. John’s Hospital, [116]
—— St. Thomas’s Priory, [10], [15], [17], [18], [30], [62], [64], [66], [67], [68], [70], [71], [107], [114–8], [130], [131], [148], [176], [181], [182], [184], [202]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [115–7], [120], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [142], [145], [160], [161], [170], [171], [172], [175], [186], [187], [199], [203], [204]. App. [iv]
Pensions, [189], [190]
See Prior [Richard Whytwell]
—— Abbot of Burton, [69], [89]
—— Brother John (of Coventry), [129]
—— Henry, Lord, [113], [120], [141], [142], [143], [144], [146]
—— Robert de, founder of Stone, [9]
——, Robert, [167], [191]
Staffordshire Religious Houses, Characteristics of, [18], [19]
Stallington, [120], [121]
Stamford, [98]
—— William, [153]
Standlaw, John, [168], [222]
Stanton, [110]
Stapenhill, [69], [79], [86], [87], [90], [191]
Stapleton, Thomas, [117], [204]
—— William, [172], [190], [204], [232]
Stephen, King, [10], [11], [12], [121]
Stock, Monastic, [93], [173], [181]
Stoke, [108], [120], [121]
Stone, [68], [118], [120], [121], [130]
—— Rural Deanery, [62], [63]
—— Priory, [5], [6], [8], [9], [11], [16], [18], [20], [30], [58], [62], [64], [66], [67], [68], [70], [71], [107], [116], [118–21], [130], [131], [201]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [119–20], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [142], [144], [145], [147], [148], [203]
Pensions, [195]
See Priors [Fort] and [William Smith]
Stoneleigh, [12]
Stowe, [68], [108], [117]
Stratford Priory (Essex), [95]
Stretaye, Edmund, [168], [223]
Strete, Richard, Archbishop of Salop (and Derby), [28], [29], [30], [33], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [44], [45], [46], [128], [161], [198], [252]
Stretton, [77]
—— Bishop of Lichfield, [27], [32]
Stubbs, Bishop, quoted [6], [50 note]
“Submission of the Clergy,” [43]
Succession, Act and Oath of, [47], [52]
Sudbury, [128]
—— John, Abbot of Burton, [87], [88], [89]
Suffolk, Charles Brandon, Duke of, [6], [93], [210]
Sutcote, Mr., [209]
Sutton, [123], [124]
—— Richard, [107], [203], [204]
—— William, [191]
“Supreme Head,” [42], [48], [53], [146], [219], [220]
Swinscoe, [110], [111]
Swynneshed, [116]
Swynneston, [120]
Swythamley, [193]
Symon, William, [191]
Symson, Simson, Christopher, [172], [190], [232]

Tachbrook, [39]
Talbot, Sir John, [54], [55]
Tamworth, [24], [62], [63]
Tanneries, [131]
Taverner Margery, [88]
—— Nicholas, [88]
Templars, Knights, [15], [19], [28]
Tentisworth, [103], [104]
Teyte, Nicholas, [90]
Thomas, Prior of Trentham, [122]
Thoreby, [103]
Thornley, [102]
Thornton, John, [168], [196], [222], [233]
Thorpe (Lincs.), [69]
Tickford, [26]
Tipton, [23]
Tithes, [52], [67], [68], [74], [79], [97], [99], [100], [105], [106], [107], [108], [110], [111], [113], [114], [117], [120], [121], [123], [126], [128], [135], [149], [177], [198], [206], [210]
Tittensor, [121]
Tokeby, [68], [97], [98], [99]
Tong, [93]
Torcea, [81]
Torksey, [107]
Torner or Turner, Richard, [117], [182], [194], [204]
Torrington, Parva, [50]
Totmonslow, [98]
Traford, William, [193]
Trefall, [105]
Trentham, [68], [122], [123], [124], [130], [193]
—— Priory, [6], [9], [10], [11], [18], [30], [59], [62], [64], [66], [67], [68], [70], [71], [107], [121–24], [130], [197], [202]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [122–4], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [145], [193], [203], [210]
Pensions, [189], [195]
See Priors [Bradwall], [Dulverne], [Lavynden], and [Thomas]
Trent, River, [77], [81], [87], [136]
Treour, John le, [76]
Trinity College, Oxford, [140]
Trusley, [98], [100]
Trysull, [55], [61], [63], [106]
Tutbury, [127], [128], [195]
—— Castle, [9], [124], [202]
—— Priory, [9], [16], [18], [21], [30], [60], [62], [63], [64], [67], [68], [71], [124–9], [130], [131], [197], [207]
in Valor Ecclesiasticus, [125–8], [179]
Dissolution, [138], [145], [167], [169], [199], [203]
Pensions, [190], [191], [195]
See Prior [Arthur Meverell]
Twigg, Richard, [122]
Tybbes, Thomas, [50]
Tylynton, [154]
Tyso, [68], [120], [121]

Uttoxeter, [98]

Vale Royal, [205]
Valor Ecclesiasticus, [55–71], [73], [74], Chap. [vi], [133], [138], [139], [178], [179], [186], [187], [191], [198], [203], [204], [206], [207], [211]
Verduns, [13], [95]
Vernam, George, [168], [223]
Vernon, Henry, [120], [123]
—— John, [25], [54]
—— [93]
Villani, [85]
Vincent, Robert, [113]
Voysey, Bishop of Exeter, [26]

Wales, [156]
Walford, [112], [113]
Walkeden, Geoffrey, [147]
—— Walter, [120]
Wall Grange, [124]
Walton, [5], [98], [116], [120], [121]
Warde, Richard, [154], [164], [165]
Warham, Archbishop, [26]
Warton, John de, [101]
Waterfall, [68], [110], [111]
Watteley More, [112], [114]
Waynfleet, Bishop of Winchester, [19]
Webley, John, Prior of Dudley, [104]
Wednesbury, [23]
Welbeck Abbey, [205]
Wenlock Priory, [11], [104], [139], [165], [205]
Wernell, [23]
West Broughton, [127]
—— Bromwich, [23]
Westminster Abbey, [9], [83], [193]
—— Abbot of, [44], [47], [48], [74], [83]
and see [Boston, William]
Westmoreland, [7]
—— Earl of, [141]
Weston, [58], [68], [77], [115], [117], [120]
Wetton, [127], [128], [195]
—— William, [127]
Wetwode, Richard, [151], [152], [165]
Whalley, Richard, [119]
Whitels, [98]
“White Ship,” [11]
Whitgreve, [113], [116]
Whitmere, [77]
Whitmore, Adam, [101]
—— Richard, Abbot of Dieulacres, [100]
Whitney, Humfry, [103], [173], [194], [195], [204], [242]
—— John, [104], [173], [174] and [note], [204], [242]
—— Mary and Nicholas, [194] (cf. [193 note], [243]
—— Thomas, Abbot of Dieulacres, [102], [104], [148], [173], [190], [193], [196], [204], [239]
Whittington, [24]
Whytgreve, Robert, [164], [247], [249]
Whytteworth, Robert, [197]
Whytwell, Whyttel, Whyttewell, Whittall, Edward, [117], [204], [235]
Whytwell, Whyttel, Whyttwell, Whittall Katherine, [204]
——, —— Richard, Prior of Stafford, [115], [145], [161], [172], [190], [204], [232], [235]
——, —— Richard, [117], [148], [204], [258]
Wico Malbano, [116]
Wilkyns, Edward, Abbot of Hulton, [108], [145], [195], [196]
Williams, John, [279] and [note]
Willingham, [107], [109]
Wilmslow, [193]
Wilton, [205]
Winchester, Bishop of, [88]
Windsor, [26]
Wistowe, John, [99]
Withington, [86], [90]
Wodcoke, Ralf, [127]
Wodeyton (Wood Eyton), [113]
Wolsey, Cardinal, [20], [22], [23], [24], [25], [27], [28], [29], [42], [54], [55], [140]
Wolverhampton, [164]
Womborne, [23]
Wood, Friar, [164]
Woodford, [68], [104], [109], [110]
Woodhouse, Wydowes, [93], [228]
Woods, [128], [129], [130]
Wool Trade, [13], [17], [81], [95], [96], [100], [106]
Wootton, Wotton, [31], [120], [127]
Worcester Priory, [83], [87], [176]
—— College, [87]
—— Diocese, [105]
Wriothesley, Sir Thomas (afterwards Earl of Southampton), [22]
Wrottesley, Walter, [54], [55], [59], [62], [105]
Wulphade, St., [120]
Wycche, [194]
Wyfford, [24]
Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, [19]
Wyllot, Thomas, [127]
Wymondham, [68], [128]
Wyrley, Marke, [166], [252]
Wyttemore, [124]

Yatehouses, [103]
York, [28], [136]
—— Archbishop of, [136]
Yorkshire, [7]

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Sketch Map of STAFFORDSHIRE to Illustrate the Dissolution of the Monasteries